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Archer keeps bowling short, and this .time goes slightly wide of off, as Markram slashes at it although not with great timing\nArcher to Markram, FOUR runs .hacked for four more! This time Markram finds the gap with a forceful cut between .short third and point, as he picks this short-of-a-length ball around sixth stump, and .slaps it away\nArcher to Markram, 1 run .great fielding by Sandeep at mid-off! He threw himself to his left to keep this to a single, .as Markram drove forward at this length delivery around off\nTheekshana to Markram, 1 run .floats this on a length as it drifts in towards off. Punched to long-on by Markram\nTheekshana to Marsh, no run .again on length, and this dips just outside off. Marsh shapes to smash, before pushing .it back towards the bowler\nTheekshana to Marsh, no run .this turns in off a length from outside off, and finishes on off. Punched to mid-off . .Mitchell Marsh in IPL, 2025 .INNS .7 .RUNS .298 .SR .169.31 .AVE .49.66 .HS .81\nTheekshana to Marsh, no run .oh this straightens after pitching on a length around sixth stump. Again pushed to cover\nTheekshana to Marsh, 1 run .shorter side of a length on off, as Marsh gets across the stumps and drives off the back .foot to long-on\nTheekshana to Markram, 1 run .fuller ball, and angling into his pads. Clipped to deep midwicket as he opens his stance .up\nArcher to Markram, 1 run .there's a deep-backward point in place, and Markram rides the bounce of this short ball .just outside off to slap it there\nArcher to Marsh, OUT .well taken by Hetmyer! He was placed at deep-backward square leg, and ran forward .while keeping his eyes on the ball along, and taking the catch just past the 30-yard .circle. Archer kept pumping the short balls at the openers, and this one got big on .Marsh around off stump. There was some extra bounce, and as Marsh went hooking, .the ball took off from the top half of the bat .Mitchell Marsh c Hetmyer b Archer 4 (6b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 66.66\nArcher to Pooran, no run .a bouncer to welcome Pooran! Archer bangs it on middle, and Pooran ducks. The ball .flies off the pitch and into the keeper's gloves\nArcher to Pooran, 1 run .short ball again, but this angles across and pitches on middle and off. Dabbed towards .short third for a single\nArcher to Markram, 1 run .angled in, and on a short of a length on middle. The ball ends near leg, and is clipped to .fine leg\nArcher to Pooran, no run .this is fuller, and angling across to come on off. Defensive pushed to cover\nTheekshana to Markram, 1 wide .on a length, and darted in outside leg. Markram lets it go, and it's called wide\nTheekshana to Markram, FOUR runs .punched wide of mid-off! He gets his front leg out of the way, and finds the room to .dispatch this short-of-a-length ball on middle which turns in a bit\nTheekshana to Markram, no run .fuller in length, and around fifth stump. Cut away on the bounce to point\nTheekshana to Markram, 1 leg bye .yorker length, and it hits Markram's front toe on leg. He went flicking but missed, and .the ball trickled towards square leg\nTheekshana to Pooran, 1 run .swept to short fine leg, where there's a fumble, and they get a run. Full and quick, and .outside leg from Theekshana, as Pooran got down to attack at that\nTheekshana to Markram, FOUR runs .slapped to deep cover point! Markram is in great touch, as he shifts his weight back and .cuts hard at this shortish delivery just outside off\nTheekshana to Markram, 1 run .full and straight, and driven to long-on\nArcher to Markram, no run .legcutter beats Markram! It was bowled short while angling into middle. The ball .shaped away and finished outside off, as Markram looked to jab but missed\nArcher to Markram, 3 runs .clipped aerially over midwicket... and that's a good chase from Hetmyer from deep- .backward square leg. He ran and dived to his left to prevent a boundary, after Archer .bowled on the shorter side and shaped it into leg\nArcher to Pooran, FOUR runs .flies off the top edge! Short in length, and slightly wide of off from Archer, as Pooran .went slashing hard at it. The pace on the ball meant the ball took off from the bat\nArcher to Pooran, 1 run .Dubey drops a sitter!! He has dropped a batter who has been in form since 2024. Dubey .was at square leg, and waited for the ball, which was swirling miles up in the air, to .arrive. Jurel, the keeper, nearly got there, and they nearly collided, after Pooran went .swiping at this short ball on middle .See all photos\nArcher to Markram, no run .leading edge towards cover, as he looked to clip this back-of-a-length ball\nArcher to Markram, FOUR runs .swung past short fine leg. On the shorter side of a length from Archer, who ended up .bowling wide of leg. Markram went after it, and placed it between the keeper and short .fine\nSandeep to Pooran, FOUR runs .driven back aerially, and for four! Full and angled into off, and Pooran played back .powerfully just to Sandeep's right\nSandeep to Pooran, OUT .Sandeep hasn't even entirely completed his lbw appeal... and the umpire's finger is up! It .looked that clear!! But Pooran has reviewed! Sandeep angled that in from around the .wicket, and went on a very full length on off. Pooran looked to launch it across the line, .but the ball skidded through to hit his back leg, which was deep in the crease. There's .not bat involved, and ball tracking shows the ball would have hit the base of leg stump. .So LSG lose Pooran and a review .Nicholas Pooran lbw b Sandeep Sharma 11 (8b 2x4 0x6 14m) SR: 137.5\nSandeep to Pant, no run .Sandeep is convinced for another lbw, and appeals animatedly. Even Jurel thinks it's .out, but it's not given. This time RR reivew. Pant was looking to dab at this short-of-a- .length ball on middle, and UltraEdge confirms there's an inside edge\nSandeep to Pant, no run .slightly fuller, and angling across on off. Tapped back by Pant\nSandeep to Pant, no run .shorter side of a length on middle and off, and nudged towards square leg . .Rishabh Pant vs Sandeep Sharma .BALLS .33 .RUNS .28 .OUTS .1 .SR .84.84 .4s\/6s .3\/0\nSandeep to Pant, no run .on a length, and angling away to arrive just outside off. It was a slower ball, and Pant .jabbed it towards point\nDeshpande to Markram, 1 run .starts with a short ball around off which straightens, and is punched to long-on\nDeshpande to Pant, 1 run .short of a length, and angling across to pitch on middle. Tucked towards point, and they .set off for a single\nDeshpande to Markram, 1 run .he looks to slap at this short-of-a-length ball just outside off, but only manages to chop .it towards mid-off\nDeshpande to Pant, 1 run .no foot movement there, as he simply dabs at this short-of-a-length ball on middle .which is angling across. Single to deep third\nDeshpande to Markram, 1 run .shorter side of a length, and angling into middle and off. Driven to long-on\nDeshpande to Pant, no run .fuller side of a length on off, and blocked back to Deshpande's right\nHasaranga to Markram, 1 run .starts with a googly, as this dips on a length just outside off. Cut away to deep cover .point\nHasaranga to Pant, 1 run .on a length, and angling across towards off. It hints to turn away, and is whipped to .deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Markram, 1 run .full and slower, and on middle and off. Driven to long-on\nHasaranga to Pant, OUT .taken by Jurel on three juggles!! He eventually had to go low to grab the ball. It was a .length ball from Hasaranga on off, and there was some extra bounce and some turn .away. Pant went reverse sweeping, but got a top edge, with the ball going on to hit the .grill of Jurel's helmet. From there, it dropped and went into his gloves, before Jurel took .it after nearly dropping it .Rishabh Pant c \u2020Jurel b Hasaranga 3 (9b 0x4 0x6 11m) SR: 33.33\nHasaranga to Badoni, 1 run .he goes back, and pushes at this length ball around sixth stump which turns in. Single to .deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Markram, no run .slower, and full and just outside off. Driven to cover\nDeshpande to Badoni, 1 wide .wide for height. A bouncer just outside off, and Badoni swayed out of the way. The ball .went very high in the end\nDeshpande to Badoni, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle and off, and clipped to deep-backward square leg .Markram has to bat deep for LSG...\nDeshpande to Markram, no run .drives this aerially towards mid-off, as he leans into the shot off this length ball angling .into middle\nDeshpande to Markram, 1 run .he backs away, and punches at this back-of-a-length ball on middle. Punched to mid-off .for a quick single\nDeshpande to Badoni, no run .sharp bouncer! The ball lands short on off, and ends around leg or thereabouts. Badoni .went hooking but missed, and it wasn't called wide as it seemed to be barely outside leg\nDeshpande to Badoni, FOUR runs .excellent timing! Short of a length, and just outside off, as Badoni punches it late, and .opens the face of the bat to beat point to his left, and deep third to his right\nDeshpande to Badoni, 1 run .on a length on off, and nudged to midwicket .Time-out\nHasaranga to Badoni, no run .half an appeal for lbw, but there's an inside edge. He leaned forward to push at this full .and slow ball dipping on middle and off, and didn't find the middle of the bat\nHasaranga to Badoni, no run .a lot more animation, confidence and expectation in this lbw appeal... but turned down!! .Jurel and Hasaranga converge, and Parag, from long-off, signals for a review. Badoni .looked to sweep, but the ball went below his bat. There's no bottom edge there, by the .way. The ball hit Badoni's front knee around middle. It pitched on a short of a length on .off, and straightened. And replays confirm that it is umpire's call on impact and hitting .off\nHasaranga to Badoni, 1 run .fullish, and much slower on middle. It turns away, and is punched to deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Markram, no run .full and straight, and quicker too. Driven back to Hasaranga\nHasaranga to Markram, SIX runs .bang down the ground! He waits for this full and slow ball to dip on off, and sends it .flinging over the bowler's head for six\nHasaranga to Markram, SIX runs .deep over long-on! Short from Hasaranga, who went around middle and off, and .Markram shifted his weight back to club the ball by pulling it hard and high .With that six, here's Ashish back","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs RR, 36th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to Marsh, 3 runs driven down aerially... and well saved by Parag! On a fullish length, an just outside off, as Marsh drove but the bat turned in his hands. Parag, from mid-on, turned around and gave the chase to pull the ball back last moment Markram on strike now\n Archer to Markram, no run short in length on off, and seams back in sharply to take the inside edge as Markram looked to fend it away\n Archer to Markram, no run short in length again, and just outside off. This finishes on top of off, and is punched back\n Archer to Markram, FOUR runs slashed just wide of the man at extra cover, from where Dubey chases the ball all the way back and even tries to pull it back, but in vain. Archer keeps bowling short, and this time goes slightly wide of off, as Markram slashes at it although not with great timing\n Archer to Markram, FOUR runs hacked for four more! This time Markram finds the gap with a forceful cut between short third and point, as he picks this short-of-a-length ball around sixth stump, and slaps it away\n Archer to Markram, 1 run great fielding by Sandeep at mid-off! He threw himself to his left to keep this to a single, as Markram drove forward at this length delivery around off\n Theekshana to Markram, 1 run floats this on a length as it drifts in towards off. Punched to long-on by Markram\n Theekshana to Marsh, no run again on length, and this dips just outside off. Marsh shapes to smash, before pushing it back towards the bowler\n Theekshana to Marsh, no run this turns in off a length from outside off, and finishes on off. Punched to mid-off Mitchell Marsh in IPL, 2025 INNS 7 RUNS 298 SR 169.31 AVE 49.66 HS 81\n Theekshana to Marsh, no run oh this straightens after pitching on a length around sixth stump. Again pushed to cover\n Theekshana to Marsh, 1 run shorter side of a length on off, as Marsh gets across the stumps and drives off the back foot to long-on\n Theekshana to Markram, 1 run fuller ball, and angling into his pads. Clipped to deep midwicket as he opens his stance up\n Archer to Markram, 1 run there's a deep-backward point in place, and Markram rides the bounce of this short ball just outside off to slap it there\n Archer to Marsh, OUT well taken by Hetmyer! He was placed at deep-backward square leg, and ran forward while keeping his eyes on the ball along, and taking the catch just past the 30-yard circle. Archer kept pumping the short balls at the openers, and this one got big on Marsh around off stump. There was some extra bounce, and as Marsh went hooking, the ball took off from the top half of the bat \n Archer to Pooran, no run a bouncer to welcome Pooran! Archer bangs it on middle, and Pooran ducks. The ball flies off the pitch and into the keeper's gloves\n Archer to Pooran, 1 run short ball again, but this angles across and pitches on middle and off. Dabbed towards short third for a single\n Archer to Markram, 1 run angled in, and on a short of a length on middle. The ball ends near leg, and is clipped to fine leg\n Archer to Pooran, no run this is fuller, and angling across to come on off. Defensive pushed to cover\n Theekshana to Markram, 1 wide on a length, and darted in outside leg. Markram lets it go, and it's called wide\n Theekshana to Markram, FOUR runs punched wide of mid-off! He gets his front leg out of the way, and finds the room to dispatch this short-of-a-length ball on middle which turns in a bit\n Theekshana to Markram, no run fuller in length, and around fifth stump. Cut away on the bounce to point\n Theekshana to Markram, 1 leg bye yorker length, and it hits Markram's front toe on leg. He went flicking but missed, and the ball trickled towards square leg\n Theekshana to Pooran, 1 run swept to short fine leg, where there's a fumble, and they get a run. Full and quick, and outside leg from Theekshana, as Pooran got down to attack at that\n Theekshana to Markram, FOUR runs slapped to deep cover point! Markram is in great touch, as he shifts his weight back and cuts hard at this shortish delivery just outside off\n Theekshana to Markram, 1 run full and straight, and driven to long-on\n Archer to Markram, no run legcutter beats Markram! It was bowled short while angling into middle. The ball shaped away and finished outside off, as Markram looked to jab but missed\n Archer to Markram, 3 runs clipped aerially over midwicket... and that's a good chase from Hetmyer from deep-backward square leg. He ran and dived to his left to prevent a boundary, after Archer bowled on the shorter side and shaped it into leg\n Archer to Pooran, FOUR runs flies off the top edge! Short in length, and slightly wide of off from Archer, as Pooran went slashing hard at it. The pace on the ball meant the ball took off from the bat\n Archer to Pooran, 1 run Dubey drops a sitter!! He has dropped a batter who has been in form since 2024. Dubey was at square leg, and waited for the ball, which was swirling miles up in the air, to arrive. Jurel, the keeper, nearly got there, and they nearly collided, after Pooran went swiping at this short ball on middle See all photos\n Archer to Markram, no run leading edge towards cover, as he looked to clip this back-of-a-length ball\n Archer to Markram, FOUR runs swung past short fine leg. On the shorter side of a length from Archer, who ended up bowling wide of leg. Markram went after it, and placed it between the keeper and short fine\n Sandeep to Pooran, FOUR runs driven back aerially, and for four! Full and angled into off, and Pooran played back powerfully just to Sandeep's right\n Sandeep to Pooran, OUT Sandeep hasn't even entirely completed his lbw appeal... and the umpire's finger is up! It looked that clear!! But Pooran has reviewed! Sandeep angled that in from around the wicket, and went on a very full length on off. Pooran looked to launch it across the line, but the ball skidded through to hit his back leg, which was deep in the crease. There's not bat involved, and ball tracking shows the ball would have hit the base of leg stump. So LSG lose Pooran and a review \n Sandeep to Pant, no run Sandeep is convinced for another lbw, and appeals animatedly. Even Jurel thinks it's out, but it's not given. This time RR reivew. Pant was looking to dab at this short-of-a-length ball on middle, and UltraEdge confirms there's an inside edge\n Sandeep to Pant, no run slightly fuller, and angling across on off. Tapped back by Pant\n Sandeep to Pant, no run shorter side of a length on middle and off, and nudged towards square leg Rishabh Pant vs Sandeep Sharma BALLS 33 RUNS 28 OUTS 1 SR 84.84 4s\/6s 3\/0\n Sandeep to Pant, no run on a length, and angling away to arrive just outside off. It was a slower ball, and Pant jabbed it towards point\n Deshpande to Markram, 1 run starts with a short ball around off which straightens, and is punched to long-on\n Deshpande to Pant, 1 run short of a length, and angling across to pitch on middle. Tucked towards point, and they set off for a single\n Deshpande to Markram, 1 run he looks to slap at this short-of-a-length ball just outside off, but only manages to chop it towards mid-off\n Deshpande to Pant, 1 run no foot movement there, as he simply dabs at this short-of-a-length ball on middle which is angling across. Single to deep third\n Deshpande to Markram, 1 run shorter side of a length, and angling into middle and off. Driven to long-on\n Deshpande to Pant, no run fuller side of a length on off, and blocked back to Deshpande's right\n Hasaranga to Markram, 1 run starts with a googly, as this dips on a length just outside off. Cut away to deep cover point\n Hasaranga to Pant, 1 run on a length, and angling across towards off. It hints to turn away, and is whipped to deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Markram, 1 run full and slower, and on middle and off. Driven to long-on\n Hasaranga to Pant, OUT taken by Jurel on three juggles!! He eventually had to go low to grab the ball. It was a length ball from Hasaranga on off, and there was some extra bounce and some turn away. Pant went reverse sweeping, but got a top edge, with the ball going on to hit the grill of Jurel's helmet. From there, it dropped and went into his gloves, before Jurel took it after nearly dropping it \n Hasaranga to Badoni, 1 run he goes back, and pushes at this length ball around sixth stump which turns in. Single to deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Markram, no run slower, and full and just outside off. Driven to cover\n Deshpande to Badoni, 1 wide wide for height. A bouncer just outside off, and Badoni swayed out of the way. The ball went very high in the end\n Deshpande to Badoni, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle and off, and clipped to deep-backward square leg Markram has to bat deep for LSG...\n Deshpande to Markram, no run drives this aerially towards mid-off, as he leans into the shot off this length ball angling into middle\n Deshpande to Markram, 1 run he backs away, and punches at this back-of-a-length ball on middle. Punched to mid-off for a quick single\n Deshpande to Badoni, no run sharp bouncer! The ball lands short on off, and ends around leg or thereabouts. Badoni went hooking but missed, and it wasn't called wide as it seemed to be barely outside leg\n Deshpande to Badoni, FOUR runs excellent timing! Short of a length, and just outside off, as Badoni punches it late, and opens the face of the bat to beat point to his left, and deep third to his right\n Deshpande to Badoni, 1 run on a length on off, and nudged to midwicket Time-out\n Hasaranga to Badoni, no run half an appeal for lbw, but there's an inside edge. He leaned forward to push at this full and slow ball dipping on middle and off, and didn't find the middle of the bat\n Hasaranga to Badoni, no run a lot more animation, confidence and expectation in this lbw appeal... but turned down!! Jurel and Hasaranga converge, and Parag, from long-off, signals for a review. Badoni looked to sweep, but the ball went below his bat. There's no bottom edge there, by the way. The ball hit Badoni's front knee around middle. It pitched on a short of a length on off, and straightened. And replays confirm that it is umpire's call on impact and hitting off\n Hasaranga to Badoni, 1 run fullish, and much slower on middle. It turns away, and is punched to deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Markram, no run full and straight, and quicker too. Driven back to Hasaranga\n Hasaranga to Markram, SIX runs bang down the ground! He waits for this full and slow ball to dip on off, and sends it flinging over the bowler's head for six\n Hasaranga to Markram, SIX runs deep over long-on! Short from Hasaranga, who went around middle and off, and Markram shifted his weight back to club the ball by pulling it hard and high With that six, here's Ashish back","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Badoni","Markram","Marsh","Pant","Pooran"],"Runs":[8.0,47.0,4.0,3.0,11.0],"Balls_Faced":[8,29,6,9,8],"Fours":[1,5,0,0,2],"Sixes":[0,2,0,0,0],"S\/R":[100.0,162.07,66.67,33.33,137.5],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Hetmyer b Archer","c \u2020Jurel b Hasaranga","lbw b Sandeep Sharma"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Hasaranga","Sandeep","Theekshana"],"Balls":[18,12,12,6,12],"Runs_Given":[27.0,13.0,17.0,4.0,14.0],"Wickets":[1,0,1,1,0],"Overs":[3.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to Marsh, 3 runs .driven down aerially... and well saved by Parag! On a fullish length, an just outside off, .as Marsh drove but the bat turned in his hands. Parag, from mid-on, turned around and .gave the chase to pull the ball back last moment .Markram on strike now\nArcher to Markram, no run .short in length on off, and seams back in sharply to take the inside edge as Markram .looked to fend it away\nArcher to Markram, no run .short in length again, and just outside off. This finishes on top of off, and is punched .back\nArcher to Markram, FOUR runs .slashed just wide of the man at extra cover, from where Dubey chases the ball all the .way back and even tries to pull it back, but in vain. Archer keeps bowling short, and this .time goes slightly wide of off, as Markram slashes at it although not with great timing\nArcher to Markram, FOUR runs .hacked for four more! This time Markram finds the gap with a forceful cut between .short third and point, as he picks this short-of-a-length ball around sixth stump, and .slaps it away\nArcher to Markram, 1 run .great fielding by Sandeep at mid-off! He threw himself to his left to keep this to a single, .as Markram drove forward at this length delivery around off\nTheekshana to Markram, 1 run .floats this on a length as it drifts in towards off. Punched to long-on by Markram\nTheekshana to Marsh, no run .again on length, and this dips just outside off. Marsh shapes to smash, before pushing .it back towards the bowler\nTheekshana to Marsh, no run .this turns in off a length from outside off, and finishes on off. Punched to mid-off . .Mitchell Marsh in IPL, 2025 .INNS .7 .RUNS .298 .SR .169.31 .AVE .49.66 .HS .81\nTheekshana to Marsh, no run .oh this straightens after pitching on a length around sixth stump. Again pushed to cover\nTheekshana to Marsh, 1 run .shorter side of a length on off, as Marsh gets across the stumps and drives off the back .foot to long-on\nTheekshana to Markram, 1 run .fuller ball, and angling into his pads. Clipped to deep midwicket as he opens his stance .up\nArcher to Markram, 1 run .there's a deep-backward point in place, and Markram rides the bounce of this short ball .just outside off to slap it there\nArcher to Marsh, OUT .well taken by Hetmyer! He was placed at deep-backward square leg, and ran forward .while keeping his eyes on the ball along, and taking the catch just past the 30-yard .circle. Archer kept pumping the short balls at the openers, and this one got big on .Marsh around off stump. There was some extra bounce, and as Marsh went hooking, .the ball took off from the top half of the bat .Mitchell Marsh c Hetmyer b Archer 4 (6b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 66.66\nArcher to Pooran, no run .a bouncer to welcome Pooran! Archer bangs it on middle, and Pooran ducks. The ball .flies off the pitch and into the keeper's gloves\nArcher to Pooran, 1 run .short ball again, but this angles across and pitches on middle and off. Dabbed towards .short third for a single\nArcher to Markram, 1 run .angled in, and on a short of a length on middle. The ball ends near leg, and is clipped to .fine leg\nArcher to Pooran, no run .this is fuller, and angling across to come on off. Defensive pushed to cover\nTheekshana to Markram, 1 wide .on a length, and darted in outside leg. Markram lets it go, and it's called wide\nTheekshana to Markram, FOUR runs .punched wide of mid-off! He gets his front leg out of the way, and finds the room to .dispatch this short-of-a-length ball on middle which turns in a bit\nTheekshana to Markram, no run .fuller in length, and around fifth stump. Cut away on the bounce to point\nTheekshana to Markram, 1 leg bye .yorker length, and it hits Markram's front toe on leg. He went flicking but missed, and .the ball trickled towards square leg\nTheekshana to Pooran, 1 run .swept to short fine leg, where there's a fumble, and they get a run. Full and quick, and .outside leg from Theekshana, as Pooran got down to attack at that\nTheekshana to Markram, FOUR runs .slapped to deep cover point! Markram is in great touch, as he shifts his weight back and .cuts hard at this shortish delivery just outside off\nTheekshana to Markram, 1 run .full and straight, and driven to long-on\nArcher to Markram, no run .legcutter beats Markram! It was bowled short while angling into middle. The ball .shaped away and finished outside off, as Markram looked to jab but missed\nArcher to Markram, 3 runs .clipped aerially over midwicket... and that's a good chase from Hetmyer from deep- .backward square leg. He ran and dived to his left to prevent a boundary, after Archer .bowled on the shorter side and shaped it into leg\nArcher to Pooran, FOUR runs .flies off the top edge! Short in length, and slightly wide of off from Archer, as Pooran .went slashing hard at it. The pace on the ball meant the ball took off from the bat\nArcher to Pooran, 1 run .Dubey drops a sitter!! He has dropped a batter who has been in form since 2024. Dubey .was at square leg, and waited for the ball, which was swirling miles up in the air, to .arrive. Jurel, the keeper, nearly got there, and they nearly collided, after Pooran went .swiping at this short ball on middle .See all photos\nArcher to Markram, no run .leading edge towards cover, as he looked to clip this back-of-a-length ball\nArcher to Markram, FOUR runs .swung past short fine leg. On the shorter side of a length from Archer, who ended up .bowling wide of leg. Markram went after it, and placed it between the keeper and short .fine\nSandeep to Pooran, FOUR runs .driven back aerially, and for four! Full and angled into off, and Pooran played back .powerfully just to Sandeep's right\nSandeep to Pooran, OUT .Sandeep hasn't even entirely completed his lbw appeal... and the umpire's finger is up! It .looked that clear!! But Pooran has reviewed! Sandeep angled that in from around the .wicket, and went on a very full length on off. Pooran looked to launch it across the line, .but the ball skidded through to hit his back leg, which was deep in the crease. There's .not bat involved, and ball tracking shows the ball would have hit the base of leg stump. .So LSG lose Pooran and a review .Nicholas Pooran lbw b Sandeep Sharma 11 (8b 2x4 0x6 14m) SR: 137.5\nSandeep to Pant, no run .Sandeep is convinced for another lbw, and appeals animatedly. Even Jurel thinks it's .out, but it's not given. This time RR reivew. Pant was looking to dab at this short-of-a- .length ball on middle, and UltraEdge confirms there's an inside edge\nSandeep to Pant, no run .slightly fuller, and angling across on off. Tapped back by Pant\nSandeep to Pant, no run .shorter side of a length on middle and off, and nudged towards square leg . .Rishabh Pant vs Sandeep Sharma .BALLS .33 .RUNS .28 .OUTS .1 .SR .84.84 .4s\/6s .3\/0\nSandeep to Pant, no run .on a length, and angling away to arrive just outside off. It was a slower ball, and Pant .jabbed it towards point\nDeshpande to Markram, 1 run .starts with a short ball around off which straightens, and is punched to long-on\nDeshpande to Pant, 1 run .short of a length, and angling across to pitch on middle. Tucked towards point, and they .set off for a single\nDeshpande to Markram, 1 run .he looks to slap at this short-of-a-length ball just outside off, but only manages to chop .it towards mid-off\nDeshpande to Pant, 1 run .no foot movement there, as he simply dabs at this short-of-a-length ball on middle .which is angling across. Single to deep third\nDeshpande to Markram, 1 run .shorter side of a length, and angling into middle and off. Driven to long-on\nDeshpande to Pant, no run .fuller side of a length on off, and blocked back to Deshpande's right\nHasaranga to Markram, 1 run .starts with a googly, as this dips on a length just outside off. Cut away to deep cover .point\nHasaranga to Pant, 1 run .on a length, and angling across towards off. It hints to turn away, and is whipped to .deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Markram, 1 run .full and slower, and on middle and off. Driven to long-on\nHasaranga to Pant, OUT .taken by Jurel on three juggles!! He eventually had to go low to grab the ball. It was a .length ball from Hasaranga on off, and there was some extra bounce and some turn .away. Pant went reverse sweeping, but got a top edge, with the ball going on to hit the .grill of Jurel's helmet. From there, it dropped and went into his gloves, before Jurel took .it after nearly dropping it .Rishabh Pant c \u2020Jurel b Hasaranga 3 (9b 0x4 0x6 11m) SR: 33.33\nHasaranga to Badoni, 1 run .he goes back, and pushes at this length ball around sixth stump which turns in. Single to .deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Markram, no run .slower, and full and just outside off. Driven to cover\nDeshpande to Badoni, 1 wide .wide for height. A bouncer just outside off, and Badoni swayed out of the way. The ball .went very high in the end\nDeshpande to Badoni, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle and off, and clipped to deep-backward square leg .Markram has to bat deep for LSG...\nDeshpande to Markram, no run .drives this aerially towards mid-off, as he leans into the shot off this length ball angling .into middle\nDeshpande to Markram, 1 run .he backs away, and punches at this back-of-a-length ball on middle. Punched to mid-off .for a quick single\nDeshpande to Badoni, no run .sharp bouncer! The ball lands short on off, and ends around leg or thereabouts. Badoni .went hooking but missed, and it wasn't called wide as it seemed to be barely outside leg\nDeshpande to Badoni, FOUR runs .excellent timing! Short of a length, and just outside off, as Badoni punches it late, and .opens the face of the bat to beat point to his left, and deep third to his right\nDeshpande to Badoni, 1 run .on a length on off, and nudged to midwicket .Time-out\nHasaranga to Badoni, no run .half an appeal for lbw, but there's an inside edge. He leaned forward to push at this full .and slow ball dipping on middle and off, and didn't find the middle of the bat\nHasaranga to Badoni, no run .a lot more animation, confidence and expectation in this lbw appeal... but turned down!! .Jurel and Hasaranga converge, and Parag, from long-off, signals for a review. Badoni .looked to sweep, but the ball went below his bat. There's no bottom edge there, by the .way. The ball hit Badoni's front knee around middle. It pitched on a short of a length on .off, and straightened. And replays confirm that it is umpire's call on impact and hitting .off\nHasaranga to Badoni, 1 run .fullish, and much slower on middle. It turns away, and is punched to deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Markram, no run .full and straight, and quicker too. Driven back to Hasaranga\nHasaranga to Markram, SIX runs .bang down the ground! He waits for this full and slow ball to dip on off, and sends it .flinging over the bowler's head for six\nHasaranga to Markram, SIX runs .deep over long-on! Short from Hasaranga, who went around middle and off, and .Markram shifted his weight back to club the ball by pulling it hard and high .With that six, here's Ashish back\nSandeep to Badoni, 1 run .Good length ball outside off stump, he slashes this to deep third for a run\nSandeep to Markram, 2 runs .On a length homing in on middle stump, he stands tall and whisks to wide long-on\nSandeep to Markram, 3 runs .A free flowing drive gets Markram three more and also a fifty. On a length outside off .stump, Markram stretches forward and lines up a cover drive. Deep cover sprints to his .right and saves a run\nSandeep to Badoni, FOUR runs .BANG! Back of a length ball outside off stump, he stays still and flat-bats this over mid- .off for a one-bounce four.\nSandeep to Badoni, FOUR runs .And now some innovation. On a length outside off, he gets right across and plays a .cheeky scoop to the left of the keeper as LSG get a move on\nSandeep to Badoni, 2 runs .slower bouncer outside off, he pulls towards cow corner and immediately calls for two. .Sixteen off that Sandeep over\nTheekshana to Markram, 1 run .Fatter on middle stump as Markram goes back and flat-bats to long-on . .Ayush Badoni vs Maheesh Theekshana .BALLS .12 .RUNS .26 .OUTS .0 .SR .216.66 .4s\/6s .1\/2\nTheekshana to Badoni, 1 run .Fuller and fired outside off, he stretches forward and opens the face of the bat to guide .to deep point\nTheekshana to Markram, SIX runs .Has he got enough on that? You betcha! Wasn't as short but Markram is so quick to .pick lengths tonight. Quickly hops back and pulls this over long-on\nTheekshana to Markram, 1 run .Fired in on middle and leg stump, he backs away and eases to long-off\nTheekshana to Badoni, 2 runs .Wrong'un just outside off stump. Badoni spots this early, stretches forward and works .this to wide long-on\nTheekshana to Badoni, 2 runs .Flatter offbreak outside off, he sweeps this in the gap between deep square leg and .deep midwicket for a couple of runs\nDeshpande to Markram, 1 run .They pinch a quick single. Fullish in length on middle, Markram backs away and checks .his drive, getting this to mid-off\nDeshpande to Badoni, 1 wide .Wide? Yep. Slower good length ball well outside off. Badoni took step to his right but the .ball was comfortably outside the tramline\nDeshpande to Badoni, no run .The right boot of Deshpande saves a few runs. Full on the stumps, Badoni slams a .straight drive to the right of Deshpande, who sticks out his right leg\nDeshpande to Badoni, 1 wide .Too short, too high, called a wide. Goes pace-on as he sees Badoni back away. The idea .was good, not so much the execution\nDeshpande to Badoni, 1 run .Low full toss on middle and leg, he bunts this to long-on for a run\nDeshpande to Markram, no run .beaten for lack of pace. Slower bouncer outside off, he is early into his pull and can't lay .a bat on it\nDeshpande to Markram, no run .Lovely delivery to end the over. Slower 108.3kph that dips late and lands almost yorker .length on middle. Not much Markram could do but to jam it back to the bowler\nDeshpande to Markram, 2 runs .Length ball on leg stump which Markram drags to deep midwicket. That is the longer .part of the boundary and Hetmyer who was sprinting in fails to pick it cleanly. An easier .two for the duo\nHasaranga to Badoni, 1 run .Tossed up on a length on middle, he prods forward and pushes to covers\nHasaranga to Markram, 1 run .Stifle short on middle as Badoni hops back and eases to long-off\nHasaranga to Badoni, no run .Googly, pushed quicker on middle and leg. He looks for a sweep, misses and is rapped .on the midriff\nHasaranga to Badoni, 1 run .Backs away too early and Hasaranga spots him. Follows him and pushes a quicker .length ball which is worked to short fine leg\nHasaranga to Markram, 1 run .Quicker on leg stump, he works this to deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Badoni, 1 run .Fired in on off stump, Badoni steps down the track and looks to push this through the .offside. Gets it off the inside half of the bat down to long-on\nTheekshana to Badoni, 2 runs .Quite a high full toss on off stump. Badoni gets down on one knee and swats this away .to the right of deep midwicket\nTheekshana to Badoni, 1 run .Fired in outside off, he carves this to deep point for a run . .Aiden Markram in IPL, 2025 .INNS .8 .RUNS .273 .SR .153.37 .AVE .39.00 .HS .65*\nTheekshana to Markram, 1 run .Fired fuller on middle and leg, he digs this to long-off for a run\nTheekshana to Badoni, 1 run .Again, 108.6 fuller-length ball outside off, he can only squeeze this to as far as deep .cover\nTheekshana to Markram, no run .Darts that very, very full at 108.7kph outside off, Markram lets that go but that was .inside the tramline\nTheekshana to Markram, no run .And again. Top over from Theekshana. Fired fuller and very quick at middle stump. All .Markram can do is jam this back to the bowler\nHasaranga to Badoni, 1 run .Legbreak on a length on off as Badoni stays back and pushes towards cover\nHasaranga to Markram, 1 leg bye .Googly tossed up on leg stump. Markram eyes a big heave across the line and is hit on .the midriff as the ball goes towards point\nHasaranga to Badoni, SIX runs .Finally gets one in his arc and Badoni takes full toll. In the slot on leg stump and Badoni .brings out the slog sweep and gets it over deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Badoni, 1 run .Short and spinning away from Badoni who can only cut this to deep cover\nHasaranga to Markram, OUT .Tossed up well outside off and Markram is out of here. Slows this up at 84.9kph away .from Markram's arc. He looks to go over long-off but gets it right off the bottom of the .bat. Parag swallows up a relatively simple catch .Aiden Markram c Parag b Hasaranga 66 (45b 5x4 3x6 74m) SR: 146.66\nHasaranga to Miller, 1 run .Tossed up on the fuller side on middle at 85kph. Miller is off the mark with a flick to .wide long-on\nSandeep to Miller, 1 run .Angles the length ball on middle and leg stump. Miller ticks this to long-on\nSandeep to Badoni, no run .Slower legcutter on off stump that is cut straight to point\nSandeep to Badoni, FOUR runs .Backs away and slaps this over covers. Top shot. Slower short of a length ball outside .off. He gives himself room and swats it away\nSandeep to Badoni, 1 run .Gives himself room again but Sandeep goes on pace this time on leg stump. Badoni has .to be content with pushing this to long-on .Over the wicket\nSandeep to Miller, 1 run .On a length on leg stump, Miller nudges this to deep fine leg\nSandeep to Badoni, 1 run .Slower short of a length ball on off stump, Badoni gets a good chunk on the pull but hits .it on the bounce to deep midwicket\nDeshpande to Badoni, no run .Short and wide and Deshpande is lucky there as Badoni slaps the cut straight to point\nDeshpande to Badoni, FOUR runs .Badoni's chance to get lucky now as he picks a four, and a fifty as well. Slower back of .a length outside off. He eyes a reverse, but the ball catches his glove and lucky for him .the ball balloons over the keeper's head.\nDeshpande to Badoni, OUT .Straight to deep cover and Badoni's innings ends on exactly 50. Back of a length ball .outside off, he swats this away decently well but the placement is not on point. Hits it .straight to Dubey, who initially over-runs, but settles himself and takes a good catch .reverse-cupped over his head .Ayush Badoni c Dubey b Deshpande 50 (34b 5x4 1x6 43m) SR: 147.05\nDeshpande to Abdul Samad, 1 run .On a length on middle and leg, worked to deep square leg\nDeshpande to Miller, 1 run .On a length outside off, he drives to deep cover for a run\nDeshpande to Abdul Samad, 1 run .Banged in short on off, he pulls to Archer at deep backward square leg\nArcher to Abdul Samad, 1 run .Banged in short at pace aiming for Samad's body. He mistimes a pull towards deep .midwicket. Wanted a second but is sent back .Around . .David Miller vs Jofra Archer .BALLS .18 .RUNS .17 .OUTS .2 .SR .94.44 .4s\/6s .0\/1\nArcher to Miller, 1 leg bye .Miller backs away but Archer follows him and spears a length ball cramping him for .room. Miller is hit on the pad and they can only get a leg-bye\nArcher to Abdul Samad, 1 run .Fuller-length ball homing in on middle stump, Samad backs away and gets this down to .long-on\nArcher to Miller, 1 wide .On-pace bouncer aiming for Miller's body. That's a good bumper, but is called a wide. .Was that too high? Parag wants to have a second look. The graphic shows that the ball .is under head-high but the third umpire over-rules it saying the graphic is wrong and the .wide stands\nArcher to Miller, 1 run .That is a terrific yorker from Archer. Not much Miller can do with these. Spears it on his .toes as he was backing away. He gets his bat down in time and gets an under-edge to .the keeper\nArcher to Abdul Samad, 1 leg bye .Change of pace now. Slower back of a length and Samad is beaten for lack of pace. The .ball hits his thigh pad and they take a leg-bye\nArcher to Miller, 1 run .Another yorker. Terrific stuff from Archer. Miller backs away but the pacer follows him .and spears this ball on his pad. Only a leg-bye\nSandeep to Miller, 1 run .Slower short of a length ball well outside off, Miller can only flat-bat this to long-off\nSandeep to Abdul Samad, SIX runs .Tries the yorker, misses his length and Samad picks this for six. On his pads and Samad .helps this over deep backward square leg\nSandeep to Abdul Samad, SIX runs .Six more! Slower back of a length ball outside off, he nails the pull to the right of deep .midwicket\nSandeep to Abdul Samad, 2 runs .Pace off on a length on off stump, Samad gets it off the cue-end of the bat but over .Sandeep's head. Gets two more\nSandeep to Abdul Samad, SIX runs .Is that a six again? Oh, yes, the ball has hit the the boundary ropes on the full. Slower .back of a length ball outside off, he gets in position and swats it to the right of deep .backward square leg\nSandeep to Abdul Samad, SIX runs .And six to end the over! Wowza! Samad, the star. Knee-high full toss outside off, Samad .clears his front leg and hammers this over deep midwicket. That went very, very high .and over deep midwicket. 27 off the final over and LSG finish on 180 for 5.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs RR, 36th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to Marsh, 3 runs driven down aerially... and well saved by Parag! On a fullish length, an just outside off, as Marsh drove but the bat turned in his hands. Parag, from mid-on, turned around and gave the chase to pull the ball back last moment Markram on strike now\n Archer to Markram, no run short in length on off, and seams back in sharply to take the inside edge as Markram looked to fend it away\n Archer to Markram, no run short in length again, and just outside off. This finishes on top of off, and is punched back\n Archer to Markram, FOUR runs slashed just wide of the man at extra cover, from where Dubey chases the ball all the way back and even tries to pull it back, but in vain. Archer keeps bowling short, and this time goes slightly wide of off, as Markram slashes at it although not with great timing\n Archer to Markram, FOUR runs hacked for four more! This time Markram finds the gap with a forceful cut between short third and point, as he picks this short-of-a-length ball around sixth stump, and slaps it away\n Archer to Markram, 1 run great fielding by Sandeep at mid-off! He threw himself to his left to keep this to a single, as Markram drove forward at this length delivery around off\n Theekshana to Markram, 1 run floats this on a length as it drifts in towards off. Punched to long-on by Markram\n Theekshana to Marsh, no run again on length, and this dips just outside off. Marsh shapes to smash, before pushing it back towards the bowler\n Theekshana to Marsh, no run this turns in off a length from outside off, and finishes on off. Punched to mid-off Mitchell Marsh in IPL, 2025 INNS 7 RUNS 298 SR 169.31 AVE 49.66 HS 81\n Theekshana to Marsh, no run oh this straightens after pitching on a length around sixth stump. Again pushed to cover\n Theekshana to Marsh, 1 run shorter side of a length on off, as Marsh gets across the stumps and drives off the back foot to long-on\n Theekshana to Markram, 1 run fuller ball, and angling into his pads. Clipped to deep midwicket as he opens his stance up\n Archer to Markram, 1 run there's a deep-backward point in place, and Markram rides the bounce of this short ball just outside off to slap it there\n Archer to Marsh, OUT well taken by Hetmyer! He was placed at deep-backward square leg, and ran forward while keeping his eyes on the ball along, and taking the catch just past the 30-yard circle. Archer kept pumping the short balls at the openers, and this one got big on Marsh around off stump. There was some extra bounce, and as Marsh went hooking, the ball took off from the top half of the bat \n Archer to Pooran, no run a bouncer to welcome Pooran! Archer bangs it on middle, and Pooran ducks. The ball flies off the pitch and into the keeper's gloves\n Archer to Pooran, 1 run short ball again, but this angles across and pitches on middle and off. Dabbed towards short third for a single\n Archer to Markram, 1 run angled in, and on a short of a length on middle. The ball ends near leg, and is clipped to fine leg\n Archer to Pooran, no run this is fuller, and angling across to come on off. Defensive pushed to cover\n Theekshana to Markram, 1 wide on a length, and darted in outside leg. Markram lets it go, and it's called wide\n Theekshana to Markram, FOUR runs punched wide of mid-off! He gets his front leg out of the way, and finds the room to dispatch this short-of-a-length ball on middle which turns in a bit\n Theekshana to Markram, no run fuller in length, and around fifth stump. Cut away on the bounce to point\n Theekshana to Markram, 1 leg bye yorker length, and it hits Markram's front toe on leg. He went flicking but missed, and the ball trickled towards square leg\n Theekshana to Pooran, 1 run swept to short fine leg, where there's a fumble, and they get a run. Full and quick, and outside leg from Theekshana, as Pooran got down to attack at that\n Theekshana to Markram, FOUR runs slapped to deep cover point! Markram is in great touch, as he shifts his weight back and cuts hard at this shortish delivery just outside off\n Theekshana to Markram, 1 run full and straight, and driven to long-on\n Archer to Markram, no run legcutter beats Markram! It was bowled short while angling into middle. The ball shaped away and finished outside off, as Markram looked to jab but missed\n Archer to Markram, 3 runs clipped aerially over midwicket... and that's a good chase from Hetmyer from deep-backward square leg. He ran and dived to his left to prevent a boundary, after Archer bowled on the shorter side and shaped it into leg\n Archer to Pooran, FOUR runs flies off the top edge! Short in length, and slightly wide of off from Archer, as Pooran went slashing hard at it. The pace on the ball meant the ball took off from the bat\n Archer to Pooran, 1 run Dubey drops a sitter!! He has dropped a batter who has been in form since 2024. Dubey was at square leg, and waited for the ball, which was swirling miles up in the air, to arrive. Jurel, the keeper, nearly got there, and they nearly collided, after Pooran went swiping at this short ball on middle See all photos\n Archer to Markram, no run leading edge towards cover, as he looked to clip this back-of-a-length ball\n Archer to Markram, FOUR runs swung past short fine leg. On the shorter side of a length from Archer, who ended up bowling wide of leg. Markram went after it, and placed it between the keeper and short fine\n Sandeep to Pooran, FOUR runs driven back aerially, and for four! Full and angled into off, and Pooran played back powerfully just to Sandeep's right\n Sandeep to Pooran, OUT Sandeep hasn't even entirely completed his lbw appeal... and the umpire's finger is up! It looked that clear!! But Pooran has reviewed! Sandeep angled that in from around the wicket, and went on a very full length on off. Pooran looked to launch it across the line, but the ball skidded through to hit his back leg, which was deep in the crease. There's not bat involved, and ball tracking shows the ball would have hit the base of leg stump. So LSG lose Pooran and a review \n Sandeep to Pant, no run Sandeep is convinced for another lbw, and appeals animatedly. Even Jurel thinks it's out, but it's not given. This time RR reivew. Pant was looking to dab at this short-of-a-length ball on middle, and UltraEdge confirms there's an inside edge\n Sandeep to Pant, no run slightly fuller, and angling across on off. Tapped back by Pant\n Sandeep to Pant, no run shorter side of a length on middle and off, and nudged towards square leg Rishabh Pant vs Sandeep Sharma BALLS 33 RUNS 28 OUTS 1 SR 84.84 4s\/6s 3\/0\n Sandeep to Pant, no run on a length, and angling away to arrive just outside off. It was a slower ball, and Pant jabbed it towards point\n Deshpande to Markram, 1 run starts with a short ball around off which straightens, and is punched to long-on\n Deshpande to Pant, 1 run short of a length, and angling across to pitch on middle. Tucked towards point, and they set off for a single\n Deshpande to Markram, 1 run he looks to slap at this short-of-a-length ball just outside off, but only manages to chop it towards mid-off\n Deshpande to Pant, 1 run no foot movement there, as he simply dabs at this short-of-a-length ball on middle which is angling across. Single to deep third\n Deshpande to Markram, 1 run shorter side of a length, and angling into middle and off. Driven to long-on\n Deshpande to Pant, no run fuller side of a length on off, and blocked back to Deshpande's right\n Hasaranga to Markram, 1 run starts with a googly, as this dips on a length just outside off. Cut away to deep cover point\n Hasaranga to Pant, 1 run on a length, and angling across towards off. It hints to turn away, and is whipped to deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Markram, 1 run full and slower, and on middle and off. Driven to long-on\n Hasaranga to Pant, OUT taken by Jurel on three juggles!! He eventually had to go low to grab the ball. It was a length ball from Hasaranga on off, and there was some extra bounce and some turn away. Pant went reverse sweeping, but got a top edge, with the ball going on to hit the grill of Jurel's helmet. From there, it dropped and went into his gloves, before Jurel took it after nearly dropping it \n Hasaranga to Badoni, 1 run he goes back, and pushes at this length ball around sixth stump which turns in. Single to deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Markram, no run slower, and full and just outside off. Driven to cover\n Deshpande to Badoni, 1 wide wide for height. A bouncer just outside off, and Badoni swayed out of the way. The ball went very high in the end\n Deshpande to Badoni, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle and off, and clipped to deep-backward square leg Markram has to bat deep for LSG...\n Deshpande to Markram, no run drives this aerially towards mid-off, as he leans into the shot off this length ball angling into middle\n Deshpande to Markram, 1 run he backs away, and punches at this back-of-a-length ball on middle. Punched to mid-off for a quick single\n Deshpande to Badoni, no run sharp bouncer! The ball lands short on off, and ends around leg or thereabouts. Badoni went hooking but missed, and it wasn't called wide as it seemed to be barely outside leg\n Deshpande to Badoni, FOUR runs excellent timing! Short of a length, and just outside off, as Badoni punches it late, and opens the face of the bat to beat point to his left, and deep third to his right\n Deshpande to Badoni, 1 run on a length on off, and nudged to midwicket Time-out\n Hasaranga to Badoni, no run half an appeal for lbw, but there's an inside edge. He leaned forward to push at this full and slow ball dipping on middle and off, and didn't find the middle of the bat\n Hasaranga to Badoni, no run a lot more animation, confidence and expectation in this lbw appeal... but turned down!! Jurel and Hasaranga converge, and Parag, from long-off, signals for a review. Badoni looked to sweep, but the ball went below his bat. There's no bottom edge there, by the way. The ball hit Badoni's front knee around middle. It pitched on a short of a length on off, and straightened. And replays confirm that it is umpire's call on impact and hitting off\n Hasaranga to Badoni, 1 run fullish, and much slower on middle. It turns away, and is punched to deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Markram, no run full and straight, and quicker too. Driven back to Hasaranga\n Hasaranga to Markram, SIX runs bang down the ground! He waits for this full and slow ball to dip on off, and sends it flinging over the bowler's head for six\n Hasaranga to Markram, SIX runs deep over long-on! Short from Hasaranga, who went around middle and off, and Markram shifted his weight back to club the ball by pulling it hard and high With that six, here's Ashish back\n Sandeep to Badoni, 1 run Good length ball outside off stump, he slashes this to deep third for a run\n Sandeep to Markram, 2 runs On a length homing in on middle stump, he stands tall and whisks to wide long-on\n Sandeep to Markram, 3 runs A free flowing drive gets Markram three more and also a fifty. On a length outside off stump, Markram stretches forward and lines up a cover drive. Deep cover sprints to his right and saves a run\n Sandeep to Badoni, FOUR runs BANG! Back of a length ball outside off stump, he stays still and flat-bats this over mid-off for a one-bounce four.\n Sandeep to Badoni, FOUR runs And now some innovation. On a length outside off, he gets right across and plays a cheeky scoop to the left of the keeper as LSG get a move on\n Sandeep to Badoni, 2 runs slower bouncer outside off, he pulls towards cow corner and immediately calls for two. Sixteen off that Sandeep over\n Theekshana to Markram, 1 run Fatter on middle stump as Markram goes back and flat-bats to long-on Ayush Badoni vs Maheesh Theekshana BALLS 12 RUNS 26 OUTS 0 SR 216.66 4s\/6s 1\/2\n Theekshana to Badoni, 1 run Fuller and fired outside off, he stretches forward and opens the face of the bat to guide to deep point\n Theekshana to Markram, SIX runs Has he got enough on that? You betcha! Wasn't as short but Markram is so quick to pick lengths tonight. Quickly hops back and pulls this over long-on\n Theekshana to Markram, 1 run Fired in on middle and leg stump, he backs away and eases to long-off\n Theekshana to Badoni, 2 runs Wrong'un just outside off stump. Badoni spots this early, stretches forward and works this to wide long-on\n Theekshana to Badoni, 2 runs Flatter offbreak outside off, he sweeps this in the gap between deep square leg and deep midwicket for a couple of runs\n Deshpande to Markram, 1 run They pinch a quick single. Fullish in length on middle, Markram backs away and checks his drive, getting this to mid-off\n Deshpande to Badoni, 1 wide Wide? Yep. Slower good length ball well outside off. Badoni took step to his right but the ball was comfortably outside the tramline\n Deshpande to Badoni, no run The right boot of Deshpande saves a few runs. Full on the stumps, Badoni slams a straight drive to the right of Deshpande, who sticks out his right leg\n Deshpande to Badoni, 1 wide Too short, too high, called a wide. Goes pace-on as he sees Badoni back away. The idea was good, not so much the execution\n Deshpande to Badoni, 1 run Low full toss on middle and leg, he bunts this to long-on for a run\n Deshpande to Markram, no run beaten for lack of pace. Slower bouncer outside off, he is early into his pull and can't lay a bat on it\n Deshpande to Markram, no run Lovely delivery to end the over. Slower 108.3kph that dips late and lands almost yorker length on middle. Not much Markram could do but to jam it back to the bowler\n Deshpande to Markram, 2 runs Length ball on leg stump which Markram drags to deep midwicket. That is the longer part of the boundary and Hetmyer who was sprinting in fails to pick it cleanly. An easier two for the duo\n Hasaranga to Badoni, 1 run Tossed up on a length on middle, he prods forward and pushes to covers\n Hasaranga to Markram, 1 run Stifle short on middle as Badoni hops back and eases to long-off\n Hasaranga to Badoni, no run Googly, pushed quicker on middle and leg. He looks for a sweep, misses and is rapped on the midriff\n Hasaranga to Badoni, 1 run Backs away too early and Hasaranga spots him. Follows him and pushes a quicker length ball which is worked to short fine leg\n Hasaranga to Markram, 1 run Quicker on leg stump, he works this to deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Badoni, 1 run Fired in on off stump, Badoni steps down the track and looks to push this through the offside. Gets it off the inside half of the bat down to long-on\n Theekshana to Badoni, 2 runs Quite a high full toss on off stump. Badoni gets down on one knee and swats this away to the right of deep midwicket\n Theekshana to Badoni, 1 run Fired in outside off, he carves this to deep point for a run Aiden Markram in IPL, 2025 INNS 8 RUNS 273 SR 153.37 AVE 39.00 HS 65*\n Theekshana to Markram, 1 run Fired fuller on middle and leg, he digs this to long-off for a run\n Theekshana to Badoni, 1 run Again, 108.6 fuller-length ball outside off, he can only squeeze this to as far as deep cover\n Theekshana to Markram, no run Darts that very, very full at 108.7kph outside off, Markram lets that go but that was inside the tramline\n Theekshana to Markram, no run And again. Top over from Theekshana. Fired fuller and very quick at middle stump. All Markram can do is jam this back to the bowler\n Hasaranga to Badoni, 1 run Legbreak on a length on off as Badoni stays back and pushes towards cover\n Hasaranga to Markram, 1 leg bye Googly tossed up on leg stump. Markram eyes a big heave across the line and is hit on the midriff as the ball goes towards point\n Hasaranga to Badoni, SIX runs Finally gets one in his arc and Badoni takes full toll. In the slot on leg stump and Badoni brings out the slog sweep and gets it over deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Badoni, 1 run Short and spinning away from Badoni who can only cut this to deep cover\n Hasaranga to Markram, OUT Tossed up well outside off and Markram is out of here. Slows this up at 84.9kph away from Markram's arc. He looks to go over long-off but gets it right off the bottom of the bat. Parag swallows up a relatively simple catch \n Hasaranga to Miller, 1 run Tossed up on the fuller side on middle at 85kph. Miller is off the mark with a flick to wide long-on\n Sandeep to Miller, 1 run Angles the length ball on middle and leg stump. Miller ticks this to long-on\n Sandeep to Badoni, no run Slower legcutter on off stump that is cut straight to point\n Sandeep to Badoni, FOUR runs Backs away and slaps this over covers. Top shot. Slower short of a length ball outside off. He gives himself room and swats it away\n Sandeep to Badoni, 1 run Gives himself room again but Sandeep goes on pace this time on leg stump. Badoni has to be content with pushing this to long-on Over the wicket\n Sandeep to Miller, 1 run On a length on leg stump, Miller nudges this to deep fine leg\n Sandeep to Badoni, 1 run Slower short of a length ball on off stump, Badoni gets a good chunk on the pull but hits it on the bounce to deep midwicket\n Deshpande to Badoni, no run Short and wide and Deshpande is lucky there as Badoni slaps the cut straight to point\n Deshpande to Badoni, FOUR runs Badoni's chance to get lucky now as he picks a four, and a fifty as well. Slower back of a length outside off. He eyes a reverse, but the ball catches his glove and lucky for him the ball balloons over the keeper's head.\n Deshpande to Badoni, OUT Straight to deep cover and Badoni's innings ends on exactly 50. Back of a length ball outside off, he swats this away decently well but the placement is not on point. Hits it straight to Dubey, who initially over-runs, but settles himself and takes a good catch reverse-cupped over his head \n Deshpande to Abdul Samad, 1 run On a length on middle and leg, worked to deep square leg\n Deshpande to Miller, 1 run On a length outside off, he drives to deep cover for a run\n Deshpande to Abdul Samad, 1 run Banged in short on off, he pulls to Archer at deep backward square leg\n Archer to Abdul Samad, 1 run Banged in short at pace aiming for Samad's body. He mistimes a pull towards deep midwicket. Wanted a second but is sent back Around David Miller vs Jofra Archer BALLS 18 RUNS 17 OUTS 2 SR 94.44 4s\/6s 0\/1\n Archer to Miller, 1 leg bye Miller backs away but Archer follows him and spears a length ball cramping him for room. Miller is hit on the pad and they can only get a leg-bye\n Archer to Abdul Samad, 1 run Fuller-length ball homing in on middle stump, Samad backs away and gets this down to long-on\n Archer to Miller, 1 wide On-pace bouncer aiming for Miller's body. That's a good bumper, but is called a wide. Was that too high? Parag wants to have a second look. The graphic shows that the ball is under head-high but the third umpire over-rules it saying the graphic is wrong and the wide stands\n Archer to Miller, 1 run That is a terrific yorker from Archer. Not much Miller can do with these. Spears it on his toes as he was backing away. He gets his bat down in time and gets an under-edge to the keeper\n Archer to Abdul Samad, 1 leg bye Change of pace now. Slower back of a length and Samad is beaten for lack of pace. The ball hits his thigh pad and they take a leg-bye\n Archer to Miller, 1 run Another yorker. Terrific stuff from Archer. Miller backs away but the pacer follows him and spears this ball on his pad. Only a leg-bye\n Sandeep to Miller, 1 run Slower short of a length ball well outside off, Miller can only flat-bat this to long-off\n Sandeep to Abdul Samad, SIX runs Tries the yorker, misses his length and Samad picks this for six. On his pads and Samad helps this over deep backward square leg\n Sandeep to Abdul Samad, SIX runs Six more! Slower back of a length ball outside off, he nails the pull to the right of deep midwicket\n Sandeep to Abdul Samad, 2 runs Pace off on a length on off stump, Samad gets it off the cue-end of the bat but over Sandeep's head. Gets two more\n Sandeep to Abdul Samad, SIX runs Is that a six again? Oh, yes, the ball has hit the the boundary ropes on the full. Slower back of a length ball outside off, he gets in position and swats it to the right of deep backward square leg\n Sandeep to Abdul Samad, SIX runs And six to end the over! Wowza! Samad, the star. Knee-high full toss outside off, Samad clears his front leg and hammers this over deep midwicket. That went very, very high and over deep midwicket. 27 off the final over and LSG finish on 180 for 5.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abdul Samad","Badoni","Markram","Marsh","Miller","Pant","Pooran"],"Runs":[30.0,50.0,66.0,4.0,7.0,3.0,11.0],"Balls_Faced":[10,34,45,6,8,9,8],"Fours":[0,5,5,0,0,0,2],"Sixes":[4,1,3,0,0,0,0],"S\/R":[300.0,147.06,146.67,66.67,87.5,33.33,137.5],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Dubey b Deshpande","c Parag b Hasaranga","c Hetmyer b Archer","Not Out","c \u2020Jurel b Hasaranga","lbw b Sandeep Sharma"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Hasaranga","Sandeep","Theekshana"],"Balls":[24,24,24,24,24],"Runs_Given":[32.0,26.0,31.0,55.0,32.0],"Wickets":[1,1,2,1,0],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, SIX runs .fetch that! Short ball to start with, like RR did, but this one doesn't have as much pace .and Jaiswal have smoked that one out of the screws into the stands on the leg side. .Smokin'! .RCB took\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run .a length delivery on the leg side and he defends respectfully this time\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, 1 run .want to flick to leg but gets a leading edge and luckily for him well over cover point for .one\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run .goes for a big shot on the leg side, he only gets an edge onto his body before it goes .behind\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .wants to go inside out but doesn't middle it again, slices it in the air towards deep third .for one\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run .some bounce to end the over and Jaiswal is not able to get on top of it easily, pushes to .cover .Sampath chimes in: Third instance of Yashasvi Jaiswal hitting a six on the first ball of .an IPL innings, no other batter has done it more than once. (He had done it vs Sam .Curran and Nitish Rana in 2023)\nYash Dayal to V Suryavanshi, no run .ooh, lovely inswinging yorker at the base of middle and leg, and Suryavanshi does well .to block it out\nYash Dayal to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide .swings this one down leg a bit too much, and a wide. Excellent take by Jitesh, and if it .was allowed DK would have come running out to high-five him\nYash Dayal to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .swings the bat with the inswing, from bottom to top like he does but he's not middling .them tonight. Still clears midwicket for one . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs left-arm pace in T20s .RUNS .583 .OUTS .23 .4s\/6s .88\/18 .SR .155.05 .AVE .25.34\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .just over a leaping short third for four! Jaiswal never looked in control of that, again .trying to flick to leg, perhaps for the inswing but the ball takes the leading outside edge .and flies over the fielder in the circle\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .BOOM! Pitched up on the stumps and it's hammered back straight past the bowler into .the boundary. Pin drop silence at the ground\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, 2 runs .more luck for Jaiswal! Another leading edge, another leaping fielder, and another one .falls safe as it goes over a jumping Krunal at cover point\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, SIX runs .that's gone to Cubbon Park! Well, almost. The way he had middled that, it deserved to .go for a walk. Slightly short, Jaiswal gets on top of it and smashes the bones out of it .with a pull\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run .in the block hole to start the over and he defends it back\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .into the crowd, and they don't want to catch that, they don't want to see these sixes! .Short and coming in, he swings with all his might and sends that crashing over the .midwicket boundary\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run .he bangs in a bouncer at 134.9kmh, not as quick as Archer but the ball has enough .bounce to make the batter leave it alone above the stumps\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run .follows the bouncer with a yorker on the stumps and he bunts it down to mid off\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, 2 runs .another short ball, another pull, not quite off the middle this time and it's easily cleared .the infield to get two more\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run .and a bouncer to end the over, he looks to smash it away but misses. It's the extra .bounce that beat him\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, no run .charges first ball down thet track, Hazlewood pitches it short and outside leg, and the .batter is stifled and misses the pull\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, no run .Jaiswal has been floored! Literally. At 138.6kmh, into the pitch, a mean bouncer that .Jaiswal wants to ramp away without moving his feet but the line is such, it goes over .him while Jaiswal arches back all the way and loses his balance\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, no run .three strikes in a row. Stifling line on middle and leg, he swings but misses again\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .just over midwicket. Like Salt, Jaiswal still has his luck going. He pulls to leg and the .ball goes just over the leaping fielder in the circle\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .on the other side and four more! Gets a hint of width this time for the off side and he .flays that over the covers confidently\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .three fours in a row! It's the length that's become predictable and working in Jaiswal's .favour. Short again, this time on leg, and he only has to time that pull properly to clear .the infield. Four more\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .he has skied that, it's gone to the moon and come back, and much to the crowd's .dismay it lands close to them and in the RR dugout. He pulled that short of length ball .towards the body and got a leading edge that went really high and behind him for six\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, OUT .middle stump gone and the crowd is awake! Not a short ball for a change, it's on length .towards the stumps and the teenager swings wildly and misses .Vaibhav Suryavanshi b Kumar 16 (12b 0x4 2x6 20m) SR: 133.33\nBhuvneshwar to Rana, no run .waits for the ball outside off and patiently dabs towards short third\nBhuvneshwar to Rana, no run .patient again and defends the length ball from off back to the bowler\nBhuvneshwar to Rana, SIX runs .two dots are enough, Rana takes off as well! Just short on middle stump and Rana .hardly moves his feet, relying only his hand-eye coordnation for that swivel and it's .sailed all the way behind square\nBhuvneshwar to Rana, no run .some movement off the pitch away from Rana, he's surprised and pushes to cover\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, no run .bounce again for Hazlewood. Short of length outside off, takes off and goes over the .fierce cut from Jaiswal\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .crached to the point boundary. That raced away in a flash and the crowd has been .silenced again. Hint of with, Jaiswal goes after it with some power and middles it wide .of point\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .over the infield this time and the same result. Pitched up this time, and Jaiswal gets .under it nicely to time it over the covers instead of bashing it away like he did on the .previous delivery\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, SIX runs .ramped all the way! Jaiswal is on fire and he's unstoppable. Really short, just outside .off, hardly any body movement from Jaiswal before he extends his arms for the ramp .and middles this one too .Hazlewood around the wicket\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, OUT .and Hazlewood has avenged himself, he'll think. He gets the reward of persisting with .the short length, this one climbs on Jaiswal for the pull which he doesn't middle this .time and hands a simple catch to the midwicket fielder coming in .Yashasvi Jaiswal c Shepherd b Hazlewood 49 (19b 7x4 3x6 28m) SR: 257.89\nHazlewood to Parag, no run .139.8kmh, stays back and defends the short of length ball around off .What a contest that was Hazlewood to Jaiswal, one for the ages. Three dots and three .fours in the first over, and then two fours and a six before Hazlewood struck . .IMPACT SUBRCB .Suyash Sharma .D Padikkal\nShepherd to Rana, no run .134.3kmh, no room to start with and on back of a length, Rana defends it back\nShepherd to Rana, FOUR runs .but room this time, even if a hint of it, with the angle, and Rana flays that away with a .rampish cut wide of deep third for four\nShepherd to Rana, no run .on the pads now, he's not able to tickle that fine and it becomes a dot .Here's Sampath again: Josh Hazlewood had dismissed Yashasvi Jaiswal twice in four .innings in the powerplay in IPL. But Jaiswal has scored 70 off 28 balls against him at a .strike rate of 250 in this phase. It is the fourth best strike rate for any batter against a .bowler in the powerplay for a minimum of 50 runs and the highest while facing at least .25 balls.\nShepherd to Rana, 1 run .pushes this length delivery into the covers for one\nShepherd to Parag, FOUR runs .big swing for the ball outside off, toe end of the bat and that's raced fine on the off side .for four! Raining boundaries in Luru tonight\nShepherd to Parag, SIX runs .135.6kmh, leading edge for six over the keeper this time. All Shepherd can do is smile .and take his cap from the umpire. A mighty pull for the short ball, and it was the bat .speed that resulted in the ball flying off the bat all the way\nSuyash Sharma to Rana, 1 run .loopy lebreak drifting in from wide outside off, the low full toss is driven into the covers .for one .Goes over to Parag\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, SIX runs .hello there, Suyash! Welcome to the show. Parag gets under the full delivery on middle .and leg and smashes that into the sky, over deep square leg and all the way\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, no run .wants to work it to leg, only gets an snide edge onto his pad\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, FOUR runs .much quicker at 101.4kmh, and the pace beats Parag but the luck continues to be with .the Royals. Thick edge off the bat, fine on the off side for four and Suyash has his hands .on the knees\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, no run .quick, flat and straight this time. And he blocks it back\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, 1 run .flat again, but wide, and Parag cuts it away nicely to deep point\nYash Dayal to Parag, 1 run .107.3kmh, starts with a slower one angling across, Parag waits and slams it through the .covers\nYash Dayal to Rana, no run .136.2kmh, pace to Rana who gently taps the full ball to cover . .Yash Dayal in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .196 .WKTS .11 .4s\/6s .19\/13 .ECON .8.35 .AVE .24.81\nYash Dayal to Rana, 2 runs .excellent fielding effort in the deep but has he done it neatly? Rana slammed that .slower and short ball into the off side and Jacob Bethell sprinted for his life to his left, .put in a dive and extended his left arm to grab the ball running away, and even pushing it .back just in time\nYash Dayal to Rana, FOUR runs .not this time! Slower wobbly seam, a lot fuller and this time he dispatches that over the .covers, well wide of Superman Bethell for four\nYash Dayal to Rana, FOUR runs .136.4kmh, and one more! Not as much power as the last delivery but this time the ball .has pace and Rana smartly uses that with some timing to punch that through the covers .without much of a follow through. Bethell runs and runs but he's beaten again\nYash Dayal to Rana, no run .pushes the last ball into the covers and they decide against the run eventually just in .time\nKrunal to Parag, OUT .he strikes first ball and we do have a crowd here at the Chinnaswamy! Big sweep .against the turn first ball, goes up a mile close to the pitch and Jitesh, with his gloves, .under the helmet, moves towards short midwicket and pouches it. Krunal has his finger .up but no send off or word spoken .Riyan Parag c \u2020Sharma b Pandya 22 (10b 2x4 2x6 19m) SR: 220\nKrunal to Jurel, 1 run .makes room first ball and punches that through cover. Off the mark .Around the wicket to Rana as well\nKrunal to Rana, 1 run .short, flat and angling away, pulled wide of long-on and they think of a second but settle .for one\nKrunal to Jurel, no run .two wickets in four balls! Krunal with the golden arm, but Jurel has reviewed it .immediately. Wicket denied because UltraEdge says there's a spike for the inside edge .after Krunal had fired it in towards the stumps and he though he had him lbw\nKrunal to Jurel, no run .on the stumps again, this time Jurel middles it back .Ooh, cheeky from Krunal to go through the action but doesn't delivery\nKrunal to Jurel, 1 run .pushes the length ball to long on for one .113 for 13 at halfway, RCB were 83 at this point. And there's Abhimanyu for the rest","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs RR, 42nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, SIX runs fetch that! Short ball to start with, like RR did, but this one doesn't have as much pace and Jaiswal have smoked that one out of the screws into the stands on the leg side. Smokin'! RCB took\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run a length delivery on the leg side and he defends respectfully this time\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, 1 run want to flick to leg but gets a leading edge and luckily for him well over cover point for one\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run goes for a big shot on the leg side, he only gets an edge onto his body before it goes behind\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, 1 run wants to go inside out but doesn't middle it again, slices it in the air towards deep third for one\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run some bounce to end the over and Jaiswal is not able to get on top of it easily, pushes to cover Sampath chimes in: Third instance of Yashasvi Jaiswal hitting a six on the first ball of \n Yash Dayal to V Suryavanshi, no run ooh, lovely inswinging yorker at the base of middle and leg, and Suryavanshi does well to block it out\n Yash Dayal to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide swings this one down leg a bit too much, and a wide. Excellent take by Jitesh, and if it was allowed DK would have come running out to high-five him\n Yash Dayal to V Suryavanshi, 1 run swings the bat with the inswing, from bottom to top like he does but he's not middling them tonight. Still clears midwicket for one Yashasvi Jaiswal vs left-arm pace in T20s RUNS 583 OUTS 23 4s\/6s 88\/18 SR 155.05 AVE 25.34\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs just over a leaping short third for four! Jaiswal never looked in control of that, again trying to flick to leg, perhaps for the inswing but the ball takes the leading outside edge and flies over the fielder in the circle\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs BOOM! Pitched up on the stumps and it's hammered back straight past the bowler into the boundary. Pin drop silence at the ground\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, 2 runs more luck for Jaiswal! Another leading edge, another leaping fielder, and another one falls safe as it goes over a jumping Krunal at cover point\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, SIX runs that's gone to Cubbon Park! Well, almost. The way he had middled that, it deserved to go for a walk. Slightly short, Jaiswal gets on top of it and smashes the bones out of it with a pull\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run in the block hole to start the over and he defends it back\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs into the crowd, and they don't want to catch that, they don't want to see these sixes! Short and coming in, he swings with all his might and sends that crashing over the midwicket boundary\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run he bangs in a bouncer at 134.9kmh, not as quick as Archer but the ball has enough bounce to make the batter leave it alone above the stumps\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run follows the bouncer with a yorker on the stumps and he bunts it down to mid off\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, 2 runs another short ball, another pull, not quite off the middle this time and it's easily cleared the infield to get two more\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run and a bouncer to end the over, he looks to smash it away but misses. It's the extra bounce that beat him\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, no run charges first ball down thet track, Hazlewood pitches it short and outside leg, and the batter is stifled and misses the pull\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, no run Jaiswal has been floored! Literally. At 138.6kmh, into the pitch, a mean bouncer that Jaiswal wants to ramp away without moving his feet but the line is such, it goes over him while Jaiswal arches back all the way and loses his balance\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, no run three strikes in a row. Stifling line on middle and leg, he swings but misses again\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs just over midwicket. Like Salt, Jaiswal still has his luck going. He pulls to leg and the ball goes just over the leaping fielder in the circle\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs on the other side and four more! Gets a hint of width this time for the off side and he flays that over the covers confidently\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs three fours in a row! It's the length that's become predictable and working in Jaiswal's favour. Short again, this time on leg, and he only has to time that pull properly to clear the infield. Four more\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs he has skied that, it's gone to the moon and come back, and much to the crowd's dismay it lands close to them and in the RR dugout. He pulled that short of length ball towards the body and got a leading edge that went really high and behind him for six\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, OUT middle stump gone and the crowd is awake! Not a short ball for a change, it's on length towards the stumps and the teenager swings wildly and misses \n Bhuvneshwar to Rana, no run waits for the ball outside off and patiently dabs towards short third\n Bhuvneshwar to Rana, no run patient again and defends the length ball from off back to the bowler\n Bhuvneshwar to Rana, SIX runs two dots are enough, Rana takes off as well! Just short on middle stump and Rana hardly moves his feet, relying only his hand-eye coordnation for that swivel and it's sailed all the way behind square\n Bhuvneshwar to Rana, no run some movement off the pitch away from Rana, he's surprised and pushes to cover\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, no run bounce again for Hazlewood. Short of length outside off, takes off and goes over the fierce cut from Jaiswal\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs crached to the point boundary. That raced away in a flash and the crowd has been silenced again. Hint of with, Jaiswal goes after it with some power and middles it wide of point\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs over the infield this time and the same result. Pitched up this time, and Jaiswal gets under it nicely to time it over the covers instead of bashing it away like he did on the previous delivery\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, SIX runs ramped all the way! Jaiswal is on fire and he's unstoppable. Really short, just outside off, hardly any body movement from Jaiswal before he extends his arms for the ramp and middles this one too Hazlewood around the wicket\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, OUT and Hazlewood has avenged himself, he'll think. He gets the reward of persisting with the short length, this one climbs on Jaiswal for the pull which he doesn't middle this time and hands a simple catch to the midwicket fielder coming in \n Hazlewood to Parag, no run 139.8kmh, stays back and defends the short of length ball around off What a contest that was Hazlewood to Jaiswal, one for the ages. Three dots and three fours in the first over, and then two fours and a six before Hazlewood struck IMPACT SUBRCB Suyash Sharma D Padikkal\n Shepherd to Rana, no run 134.3kmh, no room to start with and on back of a length, Rana defends it back\n Shepherd to Rana, FOUR runs but room this time, even if a hint of it, with the angle, and Rana flays that away with a rampish cut wide of deep third for four\n Shepherd to Rana, no run on the pads now, he's not able to tickle that fine and it becomes a dot Here's Sampath again: Josh Hazlewood had dismissed Yashasvi Jaiswal twice in four innings in the powerplay in IPL. But Jaiswal has scored 70 off 28 balls against him at a strike rate of 250 in this phase. It is the fourth best strike rate for any batter against a bowler in the powerplay for a minimum of 50 runs and the highest while facing at least 25 balls.\n Shepherd to Rana, 1 run pushes this length delivery into the covers for one\n Shepherd to Parag, FOUR runs big swing for the ball outside off, toe end of the bat and that's raced fine on the off side for four! Raining boundaries in Luru tonight\n Shepherd to Parag, SIX runs 135.6kmh, leading edge for six over the keeper this time. All Shepherd can do is smile and take his cap from the umpire. A mighty pull for the short ball, and it was the bat speed that resulted in the ball flying off the bat all the way\n Suyash Sharma to Rana, 1 run loopy lebreak drifting in from wide outside off, the low full toss is driven into the covers for one Goes over to Parag\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, SIX runs hello there, Suyash! Welcome to the show. Parag gets under the full delivery on middle and leg and smashes that into the sky, over deep square leg and all the way\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, no run wants to work it to leg, only gets an snide edge onto his pad\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, FOUR runs much quicker at 101.4kmh, and the pace beats Parag but the luck continues to be with the Royals. Thick edge off the bat, fine on the off side for four and Suyash has his hands on the knees\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, no run quick, flat and straight this time. And he blocks it back\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, 1 run flat again, but wide, and Parag cuts it away nicely to deep point\n Yash Dayal to Parag, 1 run 107.3kmh, starts with a slower one angling across, Parag waits and slams it through the covers\n Yash Dayal to Rana, no run 136.2kmh, pace to Rana who gently taps the full ball to cover BALLS 196 WKTS 11 4s\/6s 19\/13 ECON 8.35 AVE 24.81\n Yash Dayal to Rana, 2 runs excellent fielding effort in the deep but has he done it neatly? Rana slammed that slower and short ball into the off side and Jacob Bethell sprinted for his life to his left, put in a dive and extended his left arm to grab the ball running away, and even pushing it back just in time\n Yash Dayal to Rana, FOUR runs not this time! Slower wobbly seam, a lot fuller and this time he dispatches that over the covers, well wide of Superman Bethell for four\n Yash Dayal to Rana, FOUR runs 136.4kmh, and one more! Not as much power as the last delivery but this time the ball has pace and Rana smartly uses that with some timing to punch that through the covers without much of a follow through. Bethell runs and runs but he's beaten again\n Yash Dayal to Rana, no run pushes the last ball into the covers and they decide against the run eventually just in time\n Krunal to Parag, OUT he strikes first ball and we do have a crowd here at the Chinnaswamy! Big sweep against the turn first ball, goes up a mile close to the pitch and Jitesh, with his gloves, under the helmet, moves towards short midwicket and pouches it. Krunal has his finger up but no send off or word spoken \n Krunal to Jurel, 1 run makes room first ball and punches that through cover. Off the mark Around the wicket to Rana as well\n Krunal to Rana, 1 run short, flat and angling away, pulled wide of long-on and they think of a second but settle for one\n Krunal to Jurel, no run two wickets in four balls! Krunal with the golden arm, but Jurel has reviewed it immediately. Wicket denied because UltraEdge says there's a spike for the inside edge after Krunal had fired it in towards the stumps and he though he had him lbw\n Krunal to Jurel, no run on the stumps again, this time Jurel middles it back Ooh, cheeky from Krunal to go through the action but doesn't delivery\n Krunal to Jurel, 1 run pushes the length ball to long on for one 113 for 13 at halfway, RCB were 83 at this point. 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Short ball to start with, like RR did, but this one doesn't have as much pace .and Jaiswal have smoked that one out of the screws into the stands on the leg side. .Smokin'! .RCB took\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run .a length delivery on the leg side and he defends respectfully this time\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, 1 run .want to flick to leg but gets a leading edge and luckily for him well over cover point for .one\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run .goes for a big shot on the leg side, he only gets an edge onto his body before it goes .behind\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .wants to go inside out but doesn't middle it again, slices it in the air towards deep third .for one\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run .some bounce to end the over and Jaiswal is not able to get on top of it easily, pushes to .cover .Sampath chimes in: Third instance of Yashasvi Jaiswal hitting a six on the first ball of .an IPL innings, no other batter has done it more than once. (He had done it vs Sam .Curran and Nitish Rana in 2023)\nYash Dayal to V Suryavanshi, no run .ooh, lovely inswinging yorker at the base of middle and leg, and Suryavanshi does well .to block it out\nYash Dayal to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide .swings this one down leg a bit too much, and a wide. Excellent take by Jitesh, and if it .was allowed DK would have come running out to high-five him\nYash Dayal to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .swings the bat with the inswing, from bottom to top like he does but he's not middling .them tonight. Still clears midwicket for one . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs left-arm pace in T20s .RUNS .583 .OUTS .23 .4s\/6s .88\/18 .SR .155.05 .AVE .25.34\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .just over a leaping short third for four! Jaiswal never looked in control of that, again .trying to flick to leg, perhaps for the inswing but the ball takes the leading outside edge .and flies over the fielder in the circle\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .BOOM! Pitched up on the stumps and it's hammered back straight past the bowler into .the boundary. Pin drop silence at the ground\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, 2 runs .more luck for Jaiswal! Another leading edge, another leaping fielder, and another one .falls safe as it goes over a jumping Krunal at cover point\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, SIX runs .that's gone to Cubbon Park! Well, almost. The way he had middled that, it deserved to .go for a walk. Slightly short, Jaiswal gets on top of it and smashes the bones out of it .with a pull\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run .in the block hole to start the over and he defends it back\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .into the crowd, and they don't want to catch that, they don't want to see these sixes! .Short and coming in, he swings with all his might and sends that crashing over the .midwicket boundary\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run .he bangs in a bouncer at 134.9kmh, not as quick as Archer but the ball has enough .bounce to make the batter leave it alone above the stumps\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run .follows the bouncer with a yorker on the stumps and he bunts it down to mid off\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, 2 runs .another short ball, another pull, not quite off the middle this time and it's easily cleared .the infield to get two more\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run .and a bouncer to end the over, he looks to smash it away but misses. It's the extra .bounce that beat him\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, no run .charges first ball down thet track, Hazlewood pitches it short and outside leg, and the .batter is stifled and misses the pull\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, no run .Jaiswal has been floored! Literally. At 138.6kmh, into the pitch, a mean bouncer that .Jaiswal wants to ramp away without moving his feet but the line is such, it goes over .him while Jaiswal arches back all the way and loses his balance\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, no run .three strikes in a row. Stifling line on middle and leg, he swings but misses again\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .just over midwicket. Like Salt, Jaiswal still has his luck going. He pulls to leg and the .ball goes just over the leaping fielder in the circle\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .on the other side and four more! Gets a hint of width this time for the off side and he .flays that over the covers confidently\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .three fours in a row! It's the length that's become predictable and working in Jaiswal's .favour. Short again, this time on leg, and he only has to time that pull properly to clear .the infield. Four more\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .he has skied that, it's gone to the moon and come back, and much to the crowd's .dismay it lands close to them and in the RR dugout. He pulled that short of length ball .towards the body and got a leading edge that went really high and behind him for six\nBhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, OUT .middle stump gone and the crowd is awake! Not a short ball for a change, it's on length .towards the stumps and the teenager swings wildly and misses .Vaibhav Suryavanshi b Kumar 16 (12b 0x4 2x6 20m) SR: 133.33\nBhuvneshwar to Rana, no run .waits for the ball outside off and patiently dabs towards short third\nBhuvneshwar to Rana, no run .patient again and defends the length ball from off back to the bowler\nBhuvneshwar to Rana, SIX runs .two dots are enough, Rana takes off as well! Just short on middle stump and Rana .hardly moves his feet, relying only his hand-eye coordnation for that swivel and it's .sailed all the way behind square\nBhuvneshwar to Rana, no run .some movement off the pitch away from Rana, he's surprised and pushes to cover\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, no run .bounce again for Hazlewood. Short of length outside off, takes off and goes over the .fierce cut from Jaiswal\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .crached to the point boundary. That raced away in a flash and the crowd has been .silenced again. Hint of with, Jaiswal goes after it with some power and middles it wide .of point\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .over the infield this time and the same result. Pitched up this time, and Jaiswal gets .under it nicely to time it over the covers instead of bashing it away like he did on the .previous delivery\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, SIX runs .ramped all the way! Jaiswal is on fire and he's unstoppable. Really short, just outside .off, hardly any body movement from Jaiswal before he extends his arms for the ramp .and middles this one too .Hazlewood around the wicket\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, OUT .and Hazlewood has avenged himself, he'll think. He gets the reward of persisting with .the short length, this one climbs on Jaiswal for the pull which he doesn't middle this .time and hands a simple catch to the midwicket fielder coming in .Yashasvi Jaiswal c Shepherd b Hazlewood 49 (19b 7x4 3x6 28m) SR: 257.89\nHazlewood to Parag, no run .139.8kmh, stays back and defends the short of length ball around off .What a contest that was Hazlewood to Jaiswal, one for the ages. Three dots and three .fours in the first over, and then two fours and a six before Hazlewood struck . .IMPACT SUBRCB .Suyash Sharma .D Padikkal\nShepherd to Rana, no run .134.3kmh, no room to start with and on back of a length, Rana defends it back\nShepherd to Rana, FOUR runs .but room this time, even if a hint of it, with the angle, and Rana flays that away with a .rampish cut wide of deep third for four\nShepherd to Rana, no run .on the pads now, he's not able to tickle that fine and it becomes a dot .Here's Sampath again: Josh Hazlewood had dismissed Yashasvi Jaiswal twice in four .innings in the powerplay in IPL. But Jaiswal has scored 70 off 28 balls against him at a .strike rate of 250 in this phase. It is the fourth best strike rate for any batter against a .bowler in the powerplay for a minimum of 50 runs and the highest while facing at least .25 balls.\nShepherd to Rana, 1 run .pushes this length delivery into the covers for one\nShepherd to Parag, FOUR runs .big swing for the ball outside off, toe end of the bat and that's raced fine on the off side .for four! Raining boundaries in Luru tonight\nShepherd to Parag, SIX runs .135.6kmh, leading edge for six over the keeper this time. All Shepherd can do is smile .and take his cap from the umpire. A mighty pull for the short ball, and it was the bat .speed that resulted in the ball flying off the bat all the way\nSuyash Sharma to Rana, 1 run .loopy lebreak drifting in from wide outside off, the low full toss is driven into the covers .for one .Goes over to Parag\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, SIX runs .hello there, Suyash! Welcome to the show. Parag gets under the full delivery on middle .and leg and smashes that into the sky, over deep square leg and all the way\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, no run .wants to work it to leg, only gets an snide edge onto his pad\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, FOUR runs .much quicker at 101.4kmh, and the pace beats Parag but the luck continues to be with .the Royals. Thick edge off the bat, fine on the off side for four and Suyash has his hands .on the knees\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, no run .quick, flat and straight this time. And he blocks it back\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, 1 run .flat again, but wide, and Parag cuts it away nicely to deep point\nYash Dayal to Parag, 1 run .107.3kmh, starts with a slower one angling across, Parag waits and slams it through the .covers\nYash Dayal to Rana, no run .136.2kmh, pace to Rana who gently taps the full ball to cover . .Yash Dayal in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .196 .WKTS .11 .4s\/6s .19\/13 .ECON .8.35 .AVE .24.81\nYash Dayal to Rana, 2 runs .excellent fielding effort in the deep but has he done it neatly? Rana slammed that .slower and short ball into the off side and Jacob Bethell sprinted for his life to his left, .put in a dive and extended his left arm to grab the ball running away, and even pushing it .back just in time\nYash Dayal to Rana, FOUR runs .not this time! Slower wobbly seam, a lot fuller and this time he dispatches that over the .covers, well wide of Superman Bethell for four\nYash Dayal to Rana, FOUR runs .136.4kmh, and one more! Not as much power as the last delivery but this time the ball .has pace and Rana smartly uses that with some timing to punch that through the covers .without much of a follow through. Bethell runs and runs but he's beaten again\nYash Dayal to Rana, no run .pushes the last ball into the covers and they decide against the run eventually just in .time\nKrunal to Parag, OUT .he strikes first ball and we do have a crowd here at the Chinnaswamy! Big sweep .against the turn first ball, goes up a mile close to the pitch and Jitesh, with his gloves, .under the helmet, moves towards short midwicket and pouches it. Krunal has his finger .up but no send off or word spoken .Riyan Parag c \u2020Sharma b Pandya 22 (10b 2x4 2x6 19m) SR: 220\nKrunal to Jurel, 1 run .makes room first ball and punches that through cover. Off the mark .Around the wicket to Rana as well\nKrunal to Rana, 1 run .short, flat and angling away, pulled wide of long-on and they think of a second but settle .for one\nKrunal to Jurel, no run .two wickets in four balls! Krunal with the golden arm, but Jurel has reviewed it .immediately. Wicket denied because UltraEdge says there's a spike for the inside edge .after Krunal had fired it in towards the stumps and he though he had him lbw\nKrunal to Jurel, no run .on the stumps again, this time Jurel middles it back .Ooh, cheeky from Krunal to go through the action but doesn't delivery\nKrunal to Jurel, 1 run .pushes the length ball to long on for one .113 for 13 at halfway, RCB were 83 at this point. And there's Abhimanyu for the rest\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, no run .Suyash fires it in at 102kph on a length and Jurel is beaten on the cut\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, 2 runs .Legbreak on a length outside off again, Jurel cuts it to deep point's left and the batters .have enough time to run two\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, 2 runs .ANother ball on a length outside off, cut away again behind point. Two more for RR\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, 1 run .Tossed up fuller outside off, Jurel eases a drive to long-off .Around the wicket to Rana\nSuyash Sharma to Rana, 1 run .On a length around off, tucked in the gap at midwicket. They take it a little easy on the .running and get just a single\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, 1 run .Legbreak outside off, cut away to deep point\nKrunal to Jurel, 1 run .On a length around middle and leg, Jurel goes back and tucks it towards long-on\nKrunal to Rana, 1 run .Tucks this length ball off his pads to deep midwicket\nKrunal to Jurel, no run .Tossed up on middle at 90kph, Jurel meets it with the full face\nKrunal to Jurel, FOUR runs .Nails the reverse-sweep! Got in position early and sends this full ball outside off over .short third\nKrunal to Jurel, 1 run .On a length around middle and off, dropped in front of square leg for a quick run\nKrunal to Rana, 1 run .Darted in on length, Rana stays back and clips it out to deep midwicket\nSuyash Sharma to Rana, 1 run .A bit short outside off, Rana rocks back and slaps it away to the off side sweeper\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, no run .Tossed on a length outside off, Jurel blocks it back to the bowler\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, 1 run .Legbreak outside off, Jurel cuts it away to deep point's left\nSuyash Sharma to Rana, no run .On a length and this comes in with the angle from outside off. Rana, cramped for room, .punches it to extra cover\nSuyash Sharma to Rana, 1 run .Rana looks to heave it away but can't time or middle it. Miscues a pull that lands short .of long-on running in. This wasn't quite short enough for the pull\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, 1 run .Chance for Jitesh! Big edge from Jurel as he looks to cut this 104kph legbreak outside .off. Lobs off Jitesh's gloves to his right. Quiet over again from Suyash, although it could .have brought a wicket\nKrunal to Jurel, no run .Tossed up on off, Jurel finds the cover fielder with his drive .The required rate has surpassed the current run rate for the first time this innings . .Dhruv Jurel vs Krunal Pandya .BALLS .21 .RUNS .15 .OUTS .0 .SR .71.42 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nKrunal to Jurel, no run .Krunal follows Jurel, wjho was looking to make room. Punched to mid-off\nKrunal to Jurel, 2 wide .Looks to swipe away this length abll going across and he misses. Bounces off the .keeper's gloves behind him for an extra run as well\nKrunal to Rana, OUT .Rana picks out short fine leg! Krunal bowls this on a length on leg, Rana looks for the .sweep but hits this straight to Bhuvneshwar. Was above his head height and he puts up .his hands to grab it. Ends up parrying it in the air and takes it at the second go. The .pressure tells! The new ball also helps RCB! .Nitish Rana c Kumar b Pandya 28 (22b 3x4 1x6 47m) SR: 127.27\nKrunal to Hetmyer, 1 run .On a length and angled across him, Hetmyer eases it in front of point\nKrunal to Jurel, 1 run .Full toss around leg, Jurel sweeps it out to deep backward square\nKrunal to Hetmyer, FOUR runs .On a length outside leg, Hetmyer just gets enough bat on it to glance it past the keeper .and it's too fine for short fine leg and Hetmyer picks up a much-needed boundary for .Royals .Timeout taken after a small period of play that RCB can claim to have won. The .spinners have done a good job to bring RCB back in the game, with Royals cruising in .the chase for the most part.\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, no run .103kph, on a length just outside off, Jurel blocks it towards cover\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, 1 run .On a length just outside off, punched down the ground to long-on .Around the wicket to Hetmyer\nSuyash Sharma to Hetmyer, 1 run .Wrong'un outside off, punched out to deep cover .Suyash has nicely used the googlies while bowling from around the wicket to Rana and .Hetmyer today\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, no run .Legbreak outside off on a length, Jurel cuts it straight to the backward point fielder\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, no run .Beats him! Legbreak outside off again, on a length. Jurel slashed at it and got nothing .on it\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, SIX runs .Jurel breaks free! This is shorter and on the stumps and Jurel rocks back and pulls this .in front of square for a flat six. Oh he needed that, and so did RR. Still, just eight off the .over\nKrunal to Hetmyer, no run .On a length outside off, Hetmyer gets down to sweep. It lobs up off him to short fine .leg's left. They can't get a single\nKrunal to Hetmyer, 1 run .Full around off, driven out to cover\nKrunal to Jurel, SIX runs .Into the stands! Jurel is now taking on the bowling. This isn't a long hop, but Jurel takes .it on anyway, pulling it away over midwicket for a 90-metre six!\nKrunal to Jurel, 1 run .On a length around off, coming in with the angle, Jurel works it down the ground to long- .on\nKrunal to Hetmyer, 2 runs .On a length around leg, tucked past the short fine leg fielder. They scamper for two and .get there comfortably\nKrunal to Hetmyer, 2 runs .On a length on leg, tucked out towards deep square leg. They go for two and the throw .comes in at the striker's end. Hetmyer put in the dive and it looks like he's safe. And .indeed he is. There was some hesitation on whether they should run the second that .created that half-chance for RCB\nHazlewood to Jurel, 1 wide .Starts off with a short ball that slides down leg, even with Jurel moving leg side\nHazlewood to Jurel, no run .Back of length outside off, Jurel can only punch it out to cover\nHazlewood to Jurel, 1 run .Sliced to backward point's right. Kohli is quick to it and juuust misses his throw at the .non-striker's end. This was on a length outside off and Jurel looked to cut. Falls short of .the fielder too. The batters did well to rush the single . .Josh Hazlewood Career stats in T20s .INNS .116 .WKTS .150 .ECON .7.59 .AVE .22.03 .BEST .4\/12\nHazlewood to Hetmyer, OUT .Has he nicked that? The umpire reckons he has! Beautiful from Hazlewood! It's back of .length around leg, cramping Hetmyer, who plays all around it, trying to whip it leg side. .Gets an inside edge and Hazlewood has done it again for RCB! .Shimron Hetmyer c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood 11 (8b 1x4 0x6 14m) SR: 137.5\nHazlewood to Dubey, no run .Dubey looks to drive this length ball outside off, mistimes it to cover. That length wasn't .there to be driven! .Here's a stat from Namooh Shah: Krunal Pandya has taken 12 wickets this season so .far, joint most he has taken in an IPL season, previously he took 12 wickets in 2018 and .2019\nHazlewood to Dubey, no run .Hazlewood rushes Dubey with a length ball on middle and leg. He looks to pull it but it's .off the splice and drops short of midwickete\nHazlewood to Dubey, FOUR runs .What a drive! Length ball angled across and Dubey drives this on the up and perfectly .picks the gap between cover and mid-off!\nBhuvneshwar to Jurel, SIX runs .Creaaaammmed down the ground! Bhuvneshwar starts off with a slot ball outside off, .and Jurel lofts it down the ground! Just the start RR needed to this over!\nBhuvneshwar to Jurel, 1 run .Short outside off, Jurel looks to swat this down the ground again but gets it off the top .edge. Bounces well short of long-on running in.\nBhuvneshwar to Dubey, SIX runs .Pulled away! This short ball on leg sits up nicely and Dubey helps it along over square .leg!\nBhuvneshwar to Dubey, 1 run .It's all happening! Yorker on the stumps, dug out towards mid-off. Patidar has a shy at .the non-striker's end as Jurel is sent back and misses the stumps. Batter was .comfortably in and the overthrow allows an extra run\nBhuvneshwar to Jurel, FOUR runs .Oh poor fielding! Jurel just dabs this length ball fine on the off side and Hazlewood is .slow to move to his left and stop it\nBhuvneshwar to Jurel, FOUR runs .Scooped behind for four more! Jurel moves across and gets this over the keeper. What .a big over! Has changed the game for Rajasthan Royals!\nHazlewood to Dubey, 1 run .Full toss angled across him, Dubey looks to go down the ground and slices it between .cover and point!\nHazlewood to Jurel, no run .Dug in short outside off, Jurel can only bottom-edge this pull to midwicket\nHazlewood to Jurel, OUT .Jurel backs away to make room and Hazlewood nails the wide yorker! The ball sneaks .past as Jurel brings his bat down. And hold on, RCB have reviewed for caught-behind! .Was there a thin bottom edge as Jurel brought the bat down? There is a spike as the .ball crosses bat! They will do a check now for a bump ball. No, no bounce, Jurel is gone .three short of a fifty! Hazlewood has got a third! What an appeal from Jitesh Sharma .there! Jitesh has been excellent with his judgement behind the stumps this season, .when it's come to reviews. .Dhruv Jurel c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood 47 (34b 3x4 3x6 45m) SR: 138.23\nHazlewood to Archer, OUT .Two in two for Hazlewood! Back of length outside off, Archer looks to go inside out and .there's no foot movement and he ends up slicing it up to cover's left. Patidar makes no .mistake and Archer is disgusted with himself! RCB right back in this! What twists and .turns over the last two-three overs! .Jofra Archer c Patidar b Hazlewood 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nHazlewood to Hasaranga, no run .Brute from Hazlewood! Back of length around off, Hasasranga backs away and pushes .at it but he's beaten on the outside edge! .Last ball of what could be a match-winning over! . .Wanindu Hasaranga vs Josh Hazlewood .BALLS .16 .RUNS .12 .OUTS .2 .SR .75.00 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nHazlewood to Hasaranga, no run .Hasaranga slices at this length ball outside off, and it goes on the bounce to deep third .who is standing very fine! They don't take the run. 17 needed off the last over! Seven .runs and three wickets in Hazlewood's final two overs today. Absolutely stunning!\nYash Dayal to Dubey, OUT .Full toss and he hits it straight to deep midwicket! Low full toss just outside off and .Shubham Dubey picks out Phil Salt. The crowd is going crazy as RCB close in on their .first home win of the season! .Shubham Dubey c Salt b Yash Dayal 12 (7b 1x4 1x6 18m) SR: 171.42\nYash Dayal to Deshpande, 1 bye .Gets the yorker through! Deshpande can't jam his bat down on time, but RR get the bye .away. The ball just went past off stump as well .Around the wicket to Hasaranga\nYash Dayal to Hasaranga, 1 run, OUT .Drilled down the ground to long-off and there's a run-out chance. The throw at the .striker's end comes high and wide to Jitesh, who does well to collect and stretch to the .stumps with his right hand. Looks so close with the bails lit up with Hasaranga's bat on .the line. The umpire decides there isn't anything that's crossed the crease, And .Hasaranga has to go! .Wanindu Hasaranga run out (David\/\u2020Sharma) 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 6m) SR: 33.33\nYash Dayal to Fazalhaq Farooqi, 1 run .Yorker around middle, dug out towards long-on. And that should mathematically seal .the win. Huge cheers around the Chinnaswamy! Their team has won a game here!\nYash Dayal to Deshpande, 1 run .Full toss outside off, inside edge onto the ground and towards Jitesh's left, who collects .and has a shy at the striker's end but misses\nYash Dayal to Fazalhaq Farooqi, 1 run .Clubbed down the ground and just short of long-off. RCB have pulled off a comeback .win for the ages! Josh Hazlewood the hero and Kohli knows it as he lifts the Australian .off his feet. RR fall short in another chase they were in control of! What scenes at the .Chinnaswamy! .See all photos","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs RR, 42nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, SIX runs fetch that! Short ball to start with, like RR did, but this one doesn't have as much pace and Jaiswal have smoked that one out of the screws into the stands on the leg side. Smokin'! RCB took\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run a length delivery on the leg side and he defends respectfully this time\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, 1 run want to flick to leg but gets a leading edge and luckily for him well over cover point for one\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run goes for a big shot on the leg side, he only gets an edge onto his body before it goes behind\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, 1 run wants to go inside out but doesn't middle it again, slices it in the air towards deep third for one\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run some bounce to end the over and Jaiswal is not able to get on top of it easily, pushes to cover Sampath chimes in: Third instance of Yashasvi Jaiswal hitting a six on the first ball of \n Yash Dayal to V Suryavanshi, no run ooh, lovely inswinging yorker at the base of middle and leg, and Suryavanshi does well to block it out\n Yash Dayal to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide swings this one down leg a bit too much, and a wide. Excellent take by Jitesh, and if it was allowed DK would have come running out to high-five him\n Yash Dayal to V Suryavanshi, 1 run swings the bat with the inswing, from bottom to top like he does but he's not middling them tonight. Still clears midwicket for one Yashasvi Jaiswal vs left-arm pace in T20s RUNS 583 OUTS 23 4s\/6s 88\/18 SR 155.05 AVE 25.34\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs just over a leaping short third for four! Jaiswal never looked in control of that, again trying to flick to leg, perhaps for the inswing but the ball takes the leading outside edge and flies over the fielder in the circle\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs BOOM! Pitched up on the stumps and it's hammered back straight past the bowler into the boundary. Pin drop silence at the ground\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, 2 runs more luck for Jaiswal! Another leading edge, another leaping fielder, and another one falls safe as it goes over a jumping Krunal at cover point\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, SIX runs that's gone to Cubbon Park! Well, almost. The way he had middled that, it deserved to go for a walk. Slightly short, Jaiswal gets on top of it and smashes the bones out of it with a pull\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run in the block hole to start the over and he defends it back\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs into the crowd, and they don't want to catch that, they don't want to see these sixes! Short and coming in, he swings with all his might and sends that crashing over the midwicket boundary\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run he bangs in a bouncer at 134.9kmh, not as quick as Archer but the ball has enough bounce to make the batter leave it alone above the stumps\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run follows the bouncer with a yorker on the stumps and he bunts it down to mid off\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, 2 runs another short ball, another pull, not quite off the middle this time and it's easily cleared the infield to get two more\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, no run and a bouncer to end the over, he looks to smash it away but misses. It's the extra bounce that beat him\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, no run charges first ball down thet track, Hazlewood pitches it short and outside leg, and the batter is stifled and misses the pull\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, no run Jaiswal has been floored! Literally. At 138.6kmh, into the pitch, a mean bouncer that Jaiswal wants to ramp away without moving his feet but the line is such, it goes over him while Jaiswal arches back all the way and loses his balance\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, no run three strikes in a row. Stifling line on middle and leg, he swings but misses again\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs just over midwicket. Like Salt, Jaiswal still has his luck going. He pulls to leg and the ball goes just over the leaping fielder in the circle\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs on the other side and four more! Gets a hint of width this time for the off side and he flays that over the covers confidently\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs three fours in a row! It's the length that's become predictable and working in Jaiswal's favour. Short again, this time on leg, and he only has to time that pull properly to clear the infield. Four more\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs he has skied that, it's gone to the moon and come back, and much to the crowd's dismay it lands close to them and in the RR dugout. He pulled that short of length ball towards the body and got a leading edge that went really high and behind him for six\n Bhuvneshwar to V Suryavanshi, OUT middle stump gone and the crowd is awake! Not a short ball for a change, it's on length towards the stumps and the teenager swings wildly and misses \n Bhuvneshwar to Rana, no run waits for the ball outside off and patiently dabs towards short third\n Bhuvneshwar to Rana, no run patient again and defends the length ball from off back to the bowler\n Bhuvneshwar to Rana, SIX runs two dots are enough, Rana takes off as well! Just short on middle stump and Rana hardly moves his feet, relying only his hand-eye coordnation for that swivel and it's sailed all the way behind square\n Bhuvneshwar to Rana, no run some movement off the pitch away from Rana, he's surprised and pushes to cover\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, no run bounce again for Hazlewood. Short of length outside off, takes off and goes over the fierce cut from Jaiswal\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs crached to the point boundary. That raced away in a flash and the crowd has been silenced again. Hint of with, Jaiswal goes after it with some power and middles it wide of point\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs over the infield this time and the same result. Pitched up this time, and Jaiswal gets under it nicely to time it over the covers instead of bashing it away like he did on the previous delivery\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, SIX runs ramped all the way! Jaiswal is on fire and he's unstoppable. Really short, just outside off, hardly any body movement from Jaiswal before he extends his arms for the ramp and middles this one too Hazlewood around the wicket\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, OUT and Hazlewood has avenged himself, he'll think. He gets the reward of persisting with the short length, this one climbs on Jaiswal for the pull which he doesn't middle this time and hands a simple catch to the midwicket fielder coming in \n Hazlewood to Parag, no run 139.8kmh, stays back and defends the short of length ball around off What a contest that was Hazlewood to Jaiswal, one for the ages. Three dots and three fours in the first over, and then two fours and a six before Hazlewood struck IMPACT SUBRCB Suyash Sharma D Padikkal\n Shepherd to Rana, no run 134.3kmh, no room to start with and on back of a length, Rana defends it back\n Shepherd to Rana, FOUR runs but room this time, even if a hint of it, with the angle, and Rana flays that away with a rampish cut wide of deep third for four\n Shepherd to Rana, no run on the pads now, he's not able to tickle that fine and it becomes a dot Here's Sampath again: Josh Hazlewood had dismissed Yashasvi Jaiswal twice in four innings in the powerplay in IPL. But Jaiswal has scored 70 off 28 balls against him at a strike rate of 250 in this phase. It is the fourth best strike rate for any batter against a bowler in the powerplay for a minimum of 50 runs and the highest while facing at least 25 balls.\n Shepherd to Rana, 1 run pushes this length delivery into the covers for one\n Shepherd to Parag, FOUR runs big swing for the ball outside off, toe end of the bat and that's raced fine on the off side for four! Raining boundaries in Luru tonight\n Shepherd to Parag, SIX runs 135.6kmh, leading edge for six over the keeper this time. All Shepherd can do is smile and take his cap from the umpire. A mighty pull for the short ball, and it was the bat speed that resulted in the ball flying off the bat all the way\n Suyash Sharma to Rana, 1 run loopy lebreak drifting in from wide outside off, the low full toss is driven into the covers for one Goes over to Parag\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, SIX runs hello there, Suyash! Welcome to the show. Parag gets under the full delivery on middle and leg and smashes that into the sky, over deep square leg and all the way\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, no run wants to work it to leg, only gets an snide edge onto his pad\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, FOUR runs much quicker at 101.4kmh, and the pace beats Parag but the luck continues to be with the Royals. Thick edge off the bat, fine on the off side for four and Suyash has his hands on the knees\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, no run quick, flat and straight this time. And he blocks it back\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, 1 run flat again, but wide, and Parag cuts it away nicely to deep point\n Yash Dayal to Parag, 1 run 107.3kmh, starts with a slower one angling across, Parag waits and slams it through the covers\n Yash Dayal to Rana, no run 136.2kmh, pace to Rana who gently taps the full ball to cover BALLS 196 WKTS 11 4s\/6s 19\/13 ECON 8.35 AVE 24.81\n Yash Dayal to Rana, 2 runs excellent fielding effort in the deep but has he done it neatly? Rana slammed that slower and short ball into the off side and Jacob Bethell sprinted for his life to his left, put in a dive and extended his left arm to grab the ball running away, and even pushing it back just in time\n Yash Dayal to Rana, FOUR runs not this time! Slower wobbly seam, a lot fuller and this time he dispatches that over the covers, well wide of Superman Bethell for four\n Yash Dayal to Rana, FOUR runs 136.4kmh, and one more! Not as much power as the last delivery but this time the ball has pace and Rana smartly uses that with some timing to punch that through the covers without much of a follow through. Bethell runs and runs but he's beaten again\n Yash Dayal to Rana, no run pushes the last ball into the covers and they decide against the run eventually just in time\n Krunal to Parag, OUT he strikes first ball and we do have a crowd here at the Chinnaswamy! Big sweep against the turn first ball, goes up a mile close to the pitch and Jitesh, with his gloves, under the helmet, moves towards short midwicket and pouches it. Krunal has his finger up but no send off or word spoken \n Krunal to Jurel, 1 run makes room first ball and punches that through cover. Off the mark Around the wicket to Rana as well\n Krunal to Rana, 1 run short, flat and angling away, pulled wide of long-on and they think of a second but settle for one\n Krunal to Jurel, no run two wickets in four balls! Krunal with the golden arm, but Jurel has reviewed it immediately. Wicket denied because UltraEdge says there's a spike for the inside edge after Krunal had fired it in towards the stumps and he though he had him lbw\n Krunal to Jurel, no run on the stumps again, this time Jurel middles it back Ooh, cheeky from Krunal to go through the action but doesn't delivery\n Krunal to Jurel, 1 run pushes the length ball to long on for one 113 for 13 at halfway, RCB were 83 at this point. And there's Abhimanyu for the rest\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, no run Suyash fires it in at 102kph on a length and Jurel is beaten on the cut\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, 2 runs Legbreak on a length outside off again, Jurel cuts it to deep point's left and the batters have enough time to run two\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, 2 runs ANother ball on a length outside off, cut away again behind point. Two more for RR\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, 1 run Tossed up fuller outside off, Jurel eases a drive to long-off Around the wicket to Rana\n Suyash Sharma to Rana, 1 run On a length around off, tucked in the gap at midwicket. They take it a little easy on the running and get just a single\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, 1 run Legbreak outside off, cut away to deep point\n Krunal to Jurel, 1 run On a length around middle and leg, Jurel goes back and tucks it towards long-on\n Krunal to Rana, 1 run Tucks this length ball off his pads to deep midwicket\n Krunal to Jurel, no run Tossed up on middle at 90kph, Jurel meets it with the full face\n Krunal to Jurel, FOUR runs Nails the reverse-sweep! Got in position early and sends this full ball outside off over short third\n Krunal to Jurel, 1 run On a length around middle and off, dropped in front of square leg for a quick run\n Krunal to Rana, 1 run Darted in on length, Rana stays back and clips it out to deep midwicket\n Suyash Sharma to Rana, 1 run A bit short outside off, Rana rocks back and slaps it away to the off side sweeper\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, no run Tossed on a length outside off, Jurel blocks it back to the bowler\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, 1 run Legbreak outside off, Jurel cuts it away to deep point's left\n Suyash Sharma to Rana, no run On a length and this comes in with the angle from outside off. Rana, cramped for room, punches it to extra cover\n Suyash Sharma to Rana, 1 run Rana looks to heave it away but can't time or middle it. Miscues a pull that lands short of long-on running in. This wasn't quite short enough for the pull\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, 1 run Chance for Jitesh! Big edge from Jurel as he looks to cut this 104kph legbreak outside off. Lobs off Jitesh's gloves to his right. Quiet over again from Suyash, although it could have brought a wicket\n Krunal to Jurel, no run Tossed up on off, Jurel finds the cover fielder with his drive The required rate has surpassed the current run rate for the first time this innings Dhruv Jurel vs Krunal Pandya BALLS 21 RUNS 15 OUTS 0 SR 71.42 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Krunal to Jurel, no run Krunal follows Jurel, wjho was looking to make room. Punched to mid-off\n Krunal to Jurel, 2 wide Looks to swipe away this length abll going across and he misses. Bounces off the keeper's gloves behind him for an extra run as well\n Krunal to Rana, OUT Rana picks out short fine leg! Krunal bowls this on a length on leg, Rana looks for the sweep but hits this straight to Bhuvneshwar. Was above his head height and he puts up his hands to grab it. Ends up parrying it in the air and takes it at the second go. The pressure tells! The new ball also helps RCB! \n Krunal to Hetmyer, 1 run On a length and angled across him, Hetmyer eases it in front of point\n Krunal to Jurel, 1 run Full toss around leg, Jurel sweeps it out to deep backward square\n Krunal to Hetmyer, FOUR runs On a length outside leg, Hetmyer just gets enough bat on it to glance it past the keeper and it's too fine for short fine leg and Hetmyer picks up a much-needed boundary for Royals Timeout taken after a small period of play that RCB can claim to have won. The spinners have done a good job to bring RCB back in the game, with Royals cruising in the chase for the most part.\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, no run 103kph, on a length just outside off, Jurel blocks it towards cover\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, 1 run On a length just outside off, punched down the ground to long-on Around the wicket to Hetmyer\n Suyash Sharma to Hetmyer, 1 run Wrong'un outside off, punched out to deep cover Suyash has nicely used the googlies while bowling from around the wicket to Rana and Hetmyer today\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, no run Legbreak outside off on a length, Jurel cuts it straight to the backward point fielder\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, no run Beats him! Legbreak outside off again, on a length. Jurel slashed at it and got nothing on it\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, SIX runs Jurel breaks free! This is shorter and on the stumps and Jurel rocks back and pulls this in front of square for a flat six. Oh he needed that, and so did RR. Still, just eight off the over\n Krunal to Hetmyer, no run On a length outside off, Hetmyer gets down to sweep. It lobs up off him to short fine leg's left. They can't get a single\n Krunal to Hetmyer, 1 run Full around off, driven out to cover\n Krunal to Jurel, SIX runs Into the stands! Jurel is now taking on the bowling. This isn't a long hop, but Jurel takes it on anyway, pulling it away over midwicket for a 90-metre six!\n Krunal to Jurel, 1 run On a length around off, coming in with the angle, Jurel works it down the ground to long-on\n Krunal to Hetmyer, 2 runs On a length around leg, tucked past the short fine leg fielder. They scamper for two and get there comfortably\n Krunal to Hetmyer, 2 runs On a length on leg, tucked out towards deep square leg. They go for two and the throw comes in at the striker's end. Hetmyer put in the dive and it looks like he's safe. And indeed he is. There was some hesitation on whether they should run the second that created that half-chance for RCB\n Hazlewood to Jurel, 1 wide Starts off with a short ball that slides down leg, even with Jurel moving leg side\n Hazlewood to Jurel, no run Back of length outside off, Jurel can only punch it out to cover\n Hazlewood to Jurel, 1 run Sliced to backward point's right. Kohli is quick to it and juuust misses his throw at the non-striker's end. This was on a length outside off and Jurel looked to cut. Falls short of the fielder too. The batters did well to rush the single Josh Hazlewood Career stats in T20s INNS 116 WKTS 150 ECON 7.59 AVE 22.03 BEST 4\/12\n Hazlewood to Hetmyer, OUT Has he nicked that? The umpire reckons he has! Beautiful from Hazlewood! It's back of length around leg, cramping Hetmyer, who plays all around it, trying to whip it leg side. Gets an inside edge and Hazlewood has done it again for RCB! \n Hazlewood to Dubey, no run Dubey looks to drive this length ball outside off, mistimes it to cover. That length wasn't there to be driven! Here's a stat from Namooh Shah: Krunal Pandya has taken 12 wickets this season so far, joint most he has taken in an IPL season, previously he took 12 wickets in 2018 and 2019\n Hazlewood to Dubey, no run Hazlewood rushes Dubey with a length ball on middle and leg. He looks to pull it but it's off the splice and drops short of midwickete\n Hazlewood to Dubey, FOUR runs What a drive! Length ball angled across and Dubey drives this on the up and perfectly picks the gap between cover and mid-off!\n Bhuvneshwar to Jurel, SIX runs Creaaaammmed down the ground! Bhuvneshwar starts off with a slot ball outside off, and Jurel lofts it down the ground! Just the start RR needed to this over!\n Bhuvneshwar to Jurel, 1 run Short outside off, Jurel looks to swat this down the ground again but gets it off the top edge. Bounces well short of long-on running in.\n Bhuvneshwar to Dubey, SIX runs Pulled away! This short ball on leg sits up nicely and Dubey helps it along over square leg!\n Bhuvneshwar to Dubey, 1 run It's all happening! Yorker on the stumps, dug out towards mid-off. Patidar has a shy at the non-striker's end as Jurel is sent back and misses the stumps. Batter was comfortably in and the overthrow allows an extra run\n Bhuvneshwar to Jurel, FOUR runs Oh poor fielding! Jurel just dabs this length ball fine on the off side and Hazlewood is slow to move to his left and stop it\n Bhuvneshwar to Jurel, FOUR runs Scooped behind for four more! Jurel moves across and gets this over the keeper. What a big over! Has changed the game for Rajasthan Royals!\n Hazlewood to Dubey, 1 run Full toss angled across him, Dubey looks to go down the ground and slices it between cover and point!\n Hazlewood to Jurel, no run Dug in short outside off, Jurel can only bottom-edge this pull to midwicket\n Hazlewood to Jurel, OUT Jurel backs away to make room and Hazlewood nails the wide yorker! The ball sneaks past as Jurel brings his bat down. And hold on, RCB have reviewed for caught-behind! Was there a thin bottom edge as Jurel brought the bat down? There is a spike as the ball crosses bat! They will do a check now for a bump ball. No, no bounce, Jurel is gone three short of a fifty! Hazlewood has got a third! What an appeal from Jitesh Sharma there! Jitesh has been excellent with his judgement behind the stumps this season, when it's come to reviews. \n Hazlewood to Archer, OUT Two in two for Hazlewood! Back of length outside off, Archer looks to go inside out and there's no foot movement and he ends up slicing it up to cover's left. Patidar makes no mistake and Archer is disgusted with himself! RCB right back in this! What twists and turns over the last two-three overs! \n Hazlewood to Hasaranga, no run Brute from Hazlewood! Back of length around off, Hasasranga backs away and pushes at it but he's beaten on the outside edge! Last ball of what could be a match-winning over! Wanindu Hasaranga vs Josh Hazlewood BALLS 16 RUNS 12 OUTS 2 SR 75.00 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Hazlewood to Hasaranga, no run Hasaranga slices at this length ball outside off, and it goes on the bounce to deep third who is standing very fine! They don't take the run. 17 needed off the last over! Seven runs and three wickets in Hazlewood's final two overs today. Absolutely stunning!\n Yash Dayal to Dubey, OUT Full toss and he hits it straight to deep midwicket! Low full toss just outside off and Shubham Dubey picks out Phil Salt. The crowd is going crazy as RCB close in on their first home win of the season! \n Yash Dayal to Deshpande, 1 bye Gets the yorker through! Deshpande can't jam his bat down on time, but RR get the bye away. The ball just went past off stump as well Around the wicket to Hasaranga\n Yash Dayal to Hasaranga, 1 run, OUT Drilled down the ground to long-off and there's a run-out chance. The throw at the striker's end comes high and wide to Jitesh, who does well to collect and stretch to the stumps with his right hand. Looks so close with the bails lit up with Hasaranga's bat on the line. The umpire decides there isn't anything that's crossed the crease, And Hasaranga has to go! \n Yash Dayal to Fazalhaq Farooqi, 1 run Yorker around middle, dug out towards long-on. And that should mathematically seal the win. Huge cheers around the Chinnaswamy! Their team has won a game here!\n Yash Dayal to Deshpande, 1 run Full toss outside off, inside edge onto the ground and towards Jitesh's left, who collects and has a shy at the striker's end but misses\n Yash Dayal to Fazalhaq Farooqi, 1 run Clubbed down the ground and just short of long-off. RCB have pulled off a comeback win for the ages! Josh Hazlewood the hero and Kohli knows it as he lifts the Australian off his feet. RR fall short in another chase they were in control of! What scenes at the Chinnaswamy! See all photos","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Archer","Deshpande","Dubey","Fazalhaq Farooqi","Hasaranga","Hetmyer","Jaiswal","Jurel","Parag","Rana","V Suryavanshi"],"Runs":[0.0,1.0,12.0,2.0,0.0,11.0,49.0,47.0,22.0,28.0,16.0],"Balls_Faced":[1,2,7,2,3,8,19,34,10,22,12],"Fours":[0,0,1,0,0,1,7,3,2,3,0],"Sixes":[0,0,1,0,0,0,3,3,2,1,2],"S\/R":[0.0,50.0,171.43,100.0,0.0,137.5,257.89,138.24,220.0,127.27,133.33],"dismissal":["c Patidar b Hazlewood","Not Out","c Salt b Yash Dayal","Not Out","run out (David\/\u2020Sharma)","c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood","c Shepherd b Hazlewood","c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood","c \u2020Sharma b Pandya","c Kumar b Pandya","b Kumar"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Hazlewood","Krunal","Shepherd","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[24,24,24,6,24,18],"Runs_Given":[50.0,33.0,31.0,15.0,31.0,32.0],"Wickets":[1,4,2,0,0,1],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,1.0,4.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Mhatre, no run .short of length to begin with outside off, punches it off the back foot to cover point\nSiraj to Mhatre, no run .132.5kmh, angling in towards the stumps now, Mhatre gets the inside half of the bat on .it\nSiraj to Mhatre, no run .makes a hint of room and punches it into the off side . .CSK in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .14 .WKTS .28 .RR .8.44 .AVE .23.67\nSiraj to Mhatre, 1 wide .errs down the leg side now, past the swipe for a wide\nSiraj to Mhatre, FOUR runs .finally smashes one away, and over the non-striker for four! The crowd loves it .See all photos\nSiraj to Mhatre, no run .goes hard after this one, trying to smash it over he covers but he's beaten\nSiraj to Mhatre, 1 run .tries to swipe it away to leg but gets a leading edge to deep third for one\nArshad Khan to Mhatre, 2 runs .on the stumps and Mhatre smashes it over the midwicket region for two\nArshad Khan to Mhatre, SIX runs .short length again, and it gives Mhatre another chance to pull it away, from down to up a .bit like Klaasen, and sends that all the way over long-on for six! Just over the rope\nArshad Khan to Mhatre, SIX runs .into the stands this time! Full this time after the short ball, Mhatre stays back and .middles that loft, swing through the line and another six over long on\nArshad Khan to Mhatre, FOUR runs .some swing this time, coming in late towards middle stump, and Mhatre has still played .that so well it races away for four! Makes room, gets the width to free his arms which he .otherwise wouldn't have, and caresses it away through the covers .Long on goes back\nArshad Khan to Mhatre, FOUR runs .just over midwicket, four more! Full delivery on the stumps, hint of inswing into the pads .and Mhatre has opened up his stance enough to flick it away with hard hands over the .infield for four more\nArshad Khan to Mhatre, SIX runs .a six to end the over as well! Make that 28 off the over. Arshad has tried almost every .length and he finishes off with a bouncer. But the line isn't great, and Mhatre hooks this .ball away, fine on the leg side, all the way\nSiraj to Conway, no run .angling away from the open face of the bat, beaten first ball\nSiraj to Conway, FOUR runs .and edged for four! He pushes away from the body as Siraj bowls outside off again on .good length, he has to go after it, but the soft hands only mean a bit of an edge and it .goes between slip and gully for four\nSiraj to Conway, 1 run .cuts this slightly shorter ball past point for one\nSiraj to Mhatre, 1 run .not much room outside off and he punches it down to mid-off for one\nSiraj to Conway, FOUR runs .much more confident from Conway as he leans into this drive outside off even though .the ball wasn't that bad at all. Good length outside off and he uses the angle to middle it .through the gap\nSiraj to Conway, no run .touch wider to end the over, he steers it late towards backward point where Gill dives to .save a few with his left hand\nPrasidh to Mhatre, no run .not surprisingly he bangs it in short around off, Mhatre steers it behind square and .another dive stops a few runs\nPrasidh to Mhatre, no run .even shorter outside off, Mhatre goes on his toes for the upper cut and misses!\nPrasidh to Mhatre, no run .mixes it up by going really full and Mhatre wasn't expecting that! He's stuck in his .crease and brings out the drive late, the full length and away swing beats him\nPrasidh to Mhatre, OUT .skied that down the ground and Siraj takes it nicely over his head! That went really high .into the sky with the sun beating down, Siraj is not wearing shades, but he's pedaling .back with eyes glued to the ball. And he stretches his arms full length over his head to .get both to it. His captain races to him for a hug and pat on the back .Ayush Mhatre c Mohammed Siraj b Prasidh Krishna 34 (17b 3x4 3x6 18m) SR: 200\nPrasidh to Urvil Patel, 1 run .the short of length ball hurries on to him outside off, he runs it down to deep third for .one .Around the wicket for the last\nPrasidh to Conway, 1 wide .sends in a bouncer that goes well over Conway's head. Called a wide\nPrasidh to Conway, no run .141.1kmh, nice and quick and angling in to end the over. He defends cautiously .Two runs, a wicket and the purple cap for Prasidh Krishna\nSiraj to Urvil Patel, no run .139.6kmh, he starts with a bouncer and Patel looks surprised but that, hardly ready to .pull it away so the ball bounces over him\nSiraj to Urvil Patel, no run .1381.kmh, into the pads now with the angle towards the stumps, Patel goes for a swipe .and misses\nSiraj to Urvil Patel, no run .140.5kmh, finally connects for the ball angling in and sends the swipe to midwicket .after a bounce\nSiraj to Urvil Patel, 1 wide .almost fourth dot in a row, but it's gone marginally down leg for a wide. Close call. .Angling down for sure, but that didn't go far from leg stump line, and had enough .bounce to beat Patel's swipy pull to the leg side\nSiraj to Urvil Patel, SIX runs .majestic flick for six! He has broken the shackles with a magnificent shot. Pitched up .from Siraj, scrambled seam, and Patel pounces on the length with perfect timing, square .of the wicket for six\nSiraj to Urvil Patel, 3 runs .scrambled seam outside off again and punched to cover for one, and oh my, overthrows .hand them two more. A needless throw from mid-off is a direct hit, the ball deflects to .the leg side where Sai Kishore makes a mess of the slide that leaks two. Siraj is not .happy at all\nSiraj to Conway, 1 run .tight line outside off to end the over, he slices it late towards point for one\nPrasidh to Conway, no run .angling in and the slight seam movement makes Conway a little uncomfortable, he .manages to defend it back\nPrasidh to Conway, 1 wide .strays too much down the leg side for a wide\nPrasidh to Conway, 1 leg bye .angling into the body from short of length, tucked off the hips for one, even if off the .body\nPrasidh to Urvil Patel, no run .beaten with a beautiful delivery! Outside off on good length, Patel pokes and the ball .holds its line after landing on the seam to beat the outside edge\nPrasidh to Urvil Patel, 1 run .pokes at this time and connects to pinch a single towards point\nPrasidh to Conway, FOUR runs .an acrobatic effort at the rope from Rashid Khan but he can't stop that one-bounce four! .Flicked in the air off the legs and that raced away to beat Rashid's right hand running .from deep fine leg\nPrasidh to Conway, 4 leg byes .two fours to the end the powerplay! Not off the bat, but that won't make a difference .because it's still four. Angling in too much towards the pads, goes off the pads and fine .enough for four more .11 from the over will make CSK feel a little better about the end of the powerplay\nCoetzee to Urvil Patel, no run .138.3kmh, short of length outside off and he hops back to steer it to point\nCoetzee to Urvil Patel, 1 run .thick edge flies away fine on off and reaches deep third after a bounce. A single\nCoetzee to Conway, FOUR runs .looked like a slower one, it was fullish outside off and Conway drove it away with a .forward lean, through the covers for four\nCoetzee to Conway, 1 leg bye .pace on again, short of length and towards the abdomen, that one beats Conway and .sends him into a tangle but they sneak a leg bye anyway\nCoetzee to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs .too short and straight, Patel gets inside the line and swipes that fine on the leg side, not .too far from the keeper and that's four more\nCoetzee to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs .poor delivery on leg and that's easily put away for four! This time Patel didn't even have .to move towards off. He stands where he is and puts the ball away with its angle, very .fine on the leg side again for a one bounce four\nSai Kishore to Conway, 1 run .outside off and he slices it away past point for one .Continues around the wicket\nSai Kishore to Urvil Patel, 1 run .angling into the stumps from wide of the crease, tucked to leg for one\nSai Kishore to Conway, no run .a loopy delivery but he lands it in the block hole, Conway bunts it back to the bowler with .hard hands\nSai Kishore to Conway, 2 runs .goes for the big shot against the length ball, and they get two quick runs off the slog .sweep\nSai Kishore to Conway, 1 run .room outside off, probably expecting Conway to come down, and he has to really reach .out for that for a single to deep cover . .Urvil Patel vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .63 .OUTS .2 .4s\/6s .10\/2 .SR .217.24 .AVE .31.50\nSai Kishore to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs .he spoils Sai Kishore's over with a boundary on the last ball. But he got a ball with plenty .of width, so he threw his hands at it and lofted it wide of long off for a one-bounce .boundary in the gap!\nRashid Khan to Conway, 1 run .Starts with a loopy full toss on the pads, flicked away for one\nRashid Khan to Urvil Patel, 1 run .smashes down the ground after a shimmy down the track and Shahrukh Khan has .dropped that tumbling catch running to his left\nRashid Khan to Conway, 2 runs .Conway makes some room and cuts it away for two in the gap behind square\nRashid Khan to Conway, 1 run .around good length outside off, he punches it down to mid off for one\nRashid Khan to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs .pitched up, tonked down the ground, and he bisects long on and long off for another .one-bounce four. The 100 comes up for CSK\nRashid Khan to Urvil Patel, 1 run .flatter on middle and leg, he goes back and swats it behind square for one more\nSai Kishore to Urvil Patel, SIX runs .a bit too short, but he also backs away early and pounces on the length to pull it away .with some muscle, well over deep midwicket all the way\nSai Kishore to Urvil Patel, OUT .leading edge and Gill settles under it! Patel is attacking everything, and this time Sai .Kishore replies with a slightly shorter length once the batter comes down so that he .can't reach the pitch of the ball. The ball, as a result, turns before it reaches Patel and .his wild swing results in a leading edge towards cover where Gill goes back to gobble it .with his shades on .Urvil Patel c Shubman Gill b Sai Kishore 37 (19b 4x4 2x6 28m) SR: 194.73\nSai Kishore to Dube, no run .good length ball on the stumps, no room and he defends it back\nSai Kishore to Dube, SIX runs .smoked down the ground for six! An opportunity to free his arms with width on offer .outside off, Dube uses his long limbs to get to the ball and smashes it straight back\nSai Kishore to Dube, 1 run .more towards the pads now and he clips it square for one\nSai Kishore to Conway, 1 run .hint of room outside off, drilled through the covers for one .We're halfway through and here's Himanshu as promised. Will GT bring pace back for .Dube?","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs GT, 67th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Mhatre, no run short of length to begin with outside off, punches it off the back foot to cover point\n Siraj to Mhatre, no run 132.5kmh, angling in towards the stumps now, Mhatre gets the inside half of the bat on it\n Siraj to Mhatre, no run makes a hint of room and punches it into the off side INNS 14 WKTS 28 RR 8.44 AVE 23.67\n Siraj to Mhatre, 1 wide errs down the leg side now, past the swipe for a wide\n Siraj to Mhatre, FOUR runs finally smashes one away, and over the non-striker for four! The crowd loves it See all photos\n Siraj to Mhatre, no run goes hard after this one, trying to smash it over he covers but he's beaten\n Siraj to Mhatre, 1 run tries to swipe it away to leg but gets a leading edge to deep third for one\n Arshad Khan to Mhatre, 2 runs on the stumps and Mhatre smashes it over the midwicket region for two\n Arshad Khan to Mhatre, SIX runs short length again, and it gives Mhatre another chance to pull it away, from down to up a bit like Klaasen, and sends that all the way over long-on for six! Just over the rope\n Arshad Khan to Mhatre, SIX runs into the stands this time! Full this time after the short ball, Mhatre stays back and middles that loft, swing through the line and another six over long on\n Arshad Khan to Mhatre, FOUR runs some swing this time, coming in late towards middle stump, and Mhatre has still played that so well it races away for four! Makes room, gets the width to free his arms which he otherwise wouldn't have, and caresses it away through the covers Long on goes back\n Arshad Khan to Mhatre, FOUR runs just over midwicket, four more! Full delivery on the stumps, hint of inswing into the pads and Mhatre has opened up his stance enough to flick it away with hard hands over the infield for four more\n Arshad Khan to Mhatre, SIX runs a six to end the over as well! Make that 28 off the over. Arshad has tried almost every length and he finishes off with a bouncer. But the line isn't great, and Mhatre hooks this ball away, fine on the leg side, all the way\n Siraj to Conway, no run angling away from the open face of the bat, beaten first ball\n Siraj to Conway, FOUR runs and edged for four! He pushes away from the body as Siraj bowls outside off again on good length, he has to go after it, but the soft hands only mean a bit of an edge and it goes between slip and gully for four\n Siraj to Conway, 1 run cuts this slightly shorter ball past point for one\n Siraj to Mhatre, 1 run not much room outside off and he punches it down to mid-off for one\n Siraj to Conway, FOUR runs much more confident from Conway as he leans into this drive outside off even though the ball wasn't that bad at all. Good length outside off and he uses the angle to middle it through the gap\n Siraj to Conway, no run touch wider to end the over, he steers it late towards backward point where Gill dives to save a few with his left hand\n Prasidh to Mhatre, no run not surprisingly he bangs it in short around off, Mhatre steers it behind square and another dive stops a few runs\n Prasidh to Mhatre, no run even shorter outside off, Mhatre goes on his toes for the upper cut and misses!\n Prasidh to Mhatre, no run mixes it up by going really full and Mhatre wasn't expecting that! He's stuck in his crease and brings out the drive late, the full length and away swing beats him\n Prasidh to Mhatre, OUT skied that down the ground and Siraj takes it nicely over his head! That went really high into the sky with the sun beating down, Siraj is not wearing shades, but he's pedaling back with eyes glued to the ball. And he stretches his arms full length over his head to get both to it. His captain races to him for a hug and pat on the back \n Prasidh to Urvil Patel, 1 run the short of length ball hurries on to him outside off, he runs it down to deep third for one Around the wicket for the last\n Prasidh to Conway, 1 wide sends in a bouncer that goes well over Conway's head. Called a wide\n Prasidh to Conway, no run 141.1kmh, nice and quick and angling in to end the over. He defends cautiously Two runs, a wicket and the purple cap for Prasidh Krishna\n Siraj to Urvil Patel, no run 139.6kmh, he starts with a bouncer and Patel looks surprised but that, hardly ready to pull it away so the ball bounces over him\n Siraj to Urvil Patel, no run 1381.kmh, into the pads now with the angle towards the stumps, Patel goes for a swipe and misses\n Siraj to Urvil Patel, no run 140.5kmh, finally connects for the ball angling in and sends the swipe to midwicket after a bounce\n Siraj to Urvil Patel, 1 wide almost fourth dot in a row, but it's gone marginally down leg for a wide. Close call. Angling down for sure, but that didn't go far from leg stump line, and had enough bounce to beat Patel's swipy pull to the leg side\n Siraj to Urvil Patel, SIX runs majestic flick for six! He has broken the shackles with a magnificent shot. Pitched up from Siraj, scrambled seam, and Patel pounces on the length with perfect timing, square of the wicket for six\n Siraj to Urvil Patel, 3 runs scrambled seam outside off again and punched to cover for one, and oh my, overthrows hand them two more. A needless throw from mid-off is a direct hit, the ball deflects to the leg side where Sai Kishore makes a mess of the slide that leaks two. Siraj is not happy at all\n Siraj to Conway, 1 run tight line outside off to end the over, he slices it late towards point for one\n Prasidh to Conway, no run angling in and the slight seam movement makes Conway a little uncomfortable, he manages to defend it back\n Prasidh to Conway, 1 wide strays too much down the leg side for a wide\n Prasidh to Conway, 1 leg bye angling into the body from short of length, tucked off the hips for one, even if off the body\n Prasidh to Urvil Patel, no run beaten with a beautiful delivery! Outside off on good length, Patel pokes and the ball holds its line after landing on the seam to beat the outside edge\n Prasidh to Urvil Patel, 1 run pokes at this time and connects to pinch a single towards point\n Prasidh to Conway, FOUR runs an acrobatic effort at the rope from Rashid Khan but he can't stop that one-bounce four! Flicked in the air off the legs and that raced away to beat Rashid's right hand running from deep fine leg\n Prasidh to Conway, 4 leg byes two fours to the end the powerplay! Not off the bat, but that won't make a difference because it's still four. Angling in too much towards the pads, goes off the pads and fine enough for four more 11 from the over will make CSK feel a little better about the end of the powerplay\n Coetzee to Urvil Patel, no run 138.3kmh, short of length outside off and he hops back to steer it to point\n Coetzee to Urvil Patel, 1 run thick edge flies away fine on off and reaches deep third after a bounce. A single\n Coetzee to Conway, FOUR runs looked like a slower one, it was fullish outside off and Conway drove it away with a forward lean, through the covers for four\n Coetzee to Conway, 1 leg bye pace on again, short of length and towards the abdomen, that one beats Conway and sends him into a tangle but they sneak a leg bye anyway\n Coetzee to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs too short and straight, Patel gets inside the line and swipes that fine on the leg side, not too far from the keeper and that's four more\n Coetzee to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs poor delivery on leg and that's easily put away for four! This time Patel didn't even have to move towards off. He stands where he is and puts the ball away with its angle, very fine on the leg side again for a one bounce four\n Sai Kishore to Conway, 1 run outside off and he slices it away past point for one Continues around the wicket\n Sai Kishore to Urvil Patel, 1 run angling into the stumps from wide of the crease, tucked to leg for one\n Sai Kishore to Conway, no run a loopy delivery but he lands it in the block hole, Conway bunts it back to the bowler with hard hands\n Sai Kishore to Conway, 2 runs goes for the big shot against the length ball, and they get two quick runs off the slog sweep\n Sai Kishore to Conway, 1 run room outside off, probably expecting Conway to come down, and he has to really reach out for that for a single to deep cover Urvil Patel vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 63 OUTS 2 4s\/6s 10\/2 SR 217.24 AVE 31.50\n Sai Kishore to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs he spoils Sai Kishore's over with a boundary on the last ball. But he got a ball with plenty of width, so he threw his hands at it and lofted it wide of long off for a one-bounce boundary in the gap!\n Rashid Khan to Conway, 1 run Starts with a loopy full toss on the pads, flicked away for one\n Rashid Khan to Urvil Patel, 1 run smashes down the ground after a shimmy down the track and Shahrukh Khan has dropped that tumbling catch running to his left\n Rashid Khan to Conway, 2 runs Conway makes some room and cuts it away for two in the gap behind square\n Rashid Khan to Conway, 1 run around good length outside off, he punches it down to mid off for one\n Rashid Khan to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs pitched up, tonked down the ground, and he bisects long on and long off for another one-bounce four. The 100 comes up for CSK\n Rashid Khan to Urvil Patel, 1 run flatter on middle and leg, he goes back and swats it behind square for one more\n Sai Kishore to Urvil Patel, SIX runs a bit too short, but he also backs away early and pounces on the length to pull it away with some muscle, well over deep midwicket all the way\n Sai Kishore to Urvil Patel, OUT leading edge and Gill settles under it! Patel is attacking everything, and this time Sai Kishore replies with a slightly shorter length once the batter comes down so that he can't reach the pitch of the ball. The ball, as a result, turns before it reaches Patel and his wild swing results in a leading edge towards cover where Gill goes back to gobble it with his shades on \n Sai Kishore to Dube, no run good length ball on the stumps, no room and he defends it back\n Sai Kishore to Dube, SIX runs smoked down the ground for six! An opportunity to free his arms with width on offer outside off, Dube uses his long limbs to get to the ball and smashes it straight back\n Sai Kishore to Dube, 1 run more towards the pads now and he clips it square for one\n Sai Kishore to Conway, 1 run hint of room outside off, drilled through the covers for one We're halfway through and here's Himanshu as promised. Will GT bring pace back for Dube?","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Conway","Dube","Mhatre","Urvil Patel"],"Runs":[27.0,7.0,34.0,37.0],"Balls_Faced":[21,3,17,19],"Fours":[4,0,3,4],"Sixes":[0,1,3,2],"S\/R":[128.57,233.33,200.0,194.74],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Mohammed Siraj b Prasidh Krishna","c Shubman Gill b Sai Kishore"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshad Khan","Coetzee","Prasidh","Rashid Khan","Sai Kishore","Siraj"],"Balls":[6,6,12,6,12,18],"Runs_Given":[28.0,13.0,8.0,10.0,23.0,27.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,0,1,0],"Overs":[1.0,1.0,2.0,1.0,2.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Mhatre, no run .short of length to begin with outside off, punches it off the back foot to cover point\nSiraj to Mhatre, no run .132.5kmh, angling in towards the stumps now, Mhatre gets the inside half of the bat on .it\nSiraj to Mhatre, no run .makes a hint of room and punches it into the off side . .CSK in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .14 .WKTS .28 .RR .8.44 .AVE .23.67\nSiraj to Mhatre, 1 wide .errs down the leg side now, past the swipe for a wide\nSiraj to Mhatre, FOUR runs .finally smashes one away, and over the non-striker for four! The crowd loves it .See all photos\nSiraj to Mhatre, no run .goes hard after this one, trying to smash it over he covers but he's beaten\nSiraj to Mhatre, 1 run .tries to swipe it away to leg but gets a leading edge to deep third for one\nArshad Khan to Mhatre, 2 runs .on the stumps and Mhatre smashes it over the midwicket region for two\nArshad Khan to Mhatre, SIX runs .short length again, and it gives Mhatre another chance to pull it away, from down to up a .bit like Klaasen, and sends that all the way over long-on for six! Just over the rope\nArshad Khan to Mhatre, SIX runs .into the stands this time! Full this time after the short ball, Mhatre stays back and .middles that loft, swing through the line and another six over long on\nArshad Khan to Mhatre, FOUR runs .some swing this time, coming in late towards middle stump, and Mhatre has still played .that so well it races away for four! Makes room, gets the width to free his arms which he .otherwise wouldn't have, and caresses it away through the covers .Long on goes back\nArshad Khan to Mhatre, FOUR runs .just over midwicket, four more! Full delivery on the stumps, hint of inswing into the pads .and Mhatre has opened up his stance enough to flick it away with hard hands over the .infield for four more\nArshad Khan to Mhatre, SIX runs .a six to end the over as well! Make that 28 off the over. Arshad has tried almost every .length and he finishes off with a bouncer. But the line isn't great, and Mhatre hooks this .ball away, fine on the leg side, all the way\nSiraj to Conway, no run .angling away from the open face of the bat, beaten first ball\nSiraj to Conway, FOUR runs .and edged for four! He pushes away from the body as Siraj bowls outside off again on .good length, he has to go after it, but the soft hands only mean a bit of an edge and it .goes between slip and gully for four\nSiraj to Conway, 1 run .cuts this slightly shorter ball past point for one\nSiraj to Mhatre, 1 run .not much room outside off and he punches it down to mid-off for one\nSiraj to Conway, FOUR runs .much more confident from Conway as he leans into this drive outside off even though .the ball wasn't that bad at all. Good length outside off and he uses the angle to middle it .through the gap\nSiraj to Conway, no run .touch wider to end the over, he steers it late towards backward point where Gill dives to .save a few with his left hand\nPrasidh to Mhatre, no run .not surprisingly he bangs it in short around off, Mhatre steers it behind square and .another dive stops a few runs\nPrasidh to Mhatre, no run .even shorter outside off, Mhatre goes on his toes for the upper cut and misses!\nPrasidh to Mhatre, no run .mixes it up by going really full and Mhatre wasn't expecting that! He's stuck in his .crease and brings out the drive late, the full length and away swing beats him\nPrasidh to Mhatre, OUT .skied that down the ground and Siraj takes it nicely over his head! That went really high .into the sky with the sun beating down, Siraj is not wearing shades, but he's pedaling .back with eyes glued to the ball. And he stretches his arms full length over his head to .get both to it. His captain races to him for a hug and pat on the back .Ayush Mhatre c Mohammed Siraj b Prasidh Krishna 34 (17b 3x4 3x6 18m) SR: 200\nPrasidh to Urvil Patel, 1 run .the short of length ball hurries on to him outside off, he runs it down to deep third for .one .Around the wicket for the last\nPrasidh to Conway, 1 wide .sends in a bouncer that goes well over Conway's head. Called a wide\nPrasidh to Conway, no run .141.1kmh, nice and quick and angling in to end the over. He defends cautiously .Two runs, a wicket and the purple cap for Prasidh Krishna\nSiraj to Urvil Patel, no run .139.6kmh, he starts with a bouncer and Patel looks surprised but that, hardly ready to .pull it away so the ball bounces over him\nSiraj to Urvil Patel, no run .1381.kmh, into the pads now with the angle towards the stumps, Patel goes for a swipe .and misses\nSiraj to Urvil Patel, no run .140.5kmh, finally connects for the ball angling in and sends the swipe to midwicket .after a bounce\nSiraj to Urvil Patel, 1 wide .almost fourth dot in a row, but it's gone marginally down leg for a wide. Close call. .Angling down for sure, but that didn't go far from leg stump line, and had enough .bounce to beat Patel's swipy pull to the leg side\nSiraj to Urvil Patel, SIX runs .majestic flick for six! He has broken the shackles with a magnificent shot. Pitched up .from Siraj, scrambled seam, and Patel pounces on the length with perfect timing, square .of the wicket for six\nSiraj to Urvil Patel, 3 runs .scrambled seam outside off again and punched to cover for one, and oh my, overthrows .hand them two more. A needless throw from mid-off is a direct hit, the ball deflects to .the leg side where Sai Kishore makes a mess of the slide that leaks two. Siraj is not .happy at all\nSiraj to Conway, 1 run .tight line outside off to end the over, he slices it late towards point for one\nPrasidh to Conway, no run .angling in and the slight seam movement makes Conway a little uncomfortable, he .manages to defend it back\nPrasidh to Conway, 1 wide .strays too much down the leg side for a wide\nPrasidh to Conway, 1 leg bye .angling into the body from short of length, tucked off the hips for one, even if off the .body\nPrasidh to Urvil Patel, no run .beaten with a beautiful delivery! Outside off on good length, Patel pokes and the ball .holds its line after landing on the seam to beat the outside edge\nPrasidh to Urvil Patel, 1 run .pokes at this time and connects to pinch a single towards point\nPrasidh to Conway, FOUR runs .an acrobatic effort at the rope from Rashid Khan but he can't stop that one-bounce four! .Flicked in the air off the legs and that raced away to beat Rashid's right hand running .from deep fine leg\nPrasidh to Conway, 4 leg byes .two fours to the end the powerplay! Not off the bat, but that won't make a difference .because it's still four. Angling in too much towards the pads, goes off the pads and fine .enough for four more .11 from the over will make CSK feel a little better about the end of the powerplay\nCoetzee to Urvil Patel, no run .138.3kmh, short of length outside off and he hops back to steer it to point\nCoetzee to Urvil Patel, 1 run .thick edge flies away fine on off and reaches deep third after a bounce. A single\nCoetzee to Conway, FOUR runs .looked like a slower one, it was fullish outside off and Conway drove it away with a .forward lean, through the covers for four\nCoetzee to Conway, 1 leg bye .pace on again, short of length and towards the abdomen, that one beats Conway and .sends him into a tangle but they sneak a leg bye anyway\nCoetzee to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs .too short and straight, Patel gets inside the line and swipes that fine on the leg side, not .too far from the keeper and that's four more\nCoetzee to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs .poor delivery on leg and that's easily put away for four! This time Patel didn't even have .to move towards off. He stands where he is and puts the ball away with its angle, very .fine on the leg side again for a one bounce four\nSai Kishore to Conway, 1 run .outside off and he slices it away past point for one .Continues around the wicket\nSai Kishore to Urvil Patel, 1 run .angling into the stumps from wide of the crease, tucked to leg for one\nSai Kishore to Conway, no run .a loopy delivery but he lands it in the block hole, Conway bunts it back to the bowler with .hard hands\nSai Kishore to Conway, 2 runs .goes for the big shot against the length ball, and they get two quick runs off the slog .sweep\nSai Kishore to Conway, 1 run .room outside off, probably expecting Conway to come down, and he has to really reach .out for that for a single to deep cover . .Urvil Patel vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .63 .OUTS .2 .4s\/6s .10\/2 .SR .217.24 .AVE .31.50\nSai Kishore to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs .he spoils Sai Kishore's over with a boundary on the last ball. But he got a ball with plenty .of width, so he threw his hands at it and lofted it wide of long off for a one-bounce .boundary in the gap!\nRashid Khan to Conway, 1 run .Starts with a loopy full toss on the pads, flicked away for one\nRashid Khan to Urvil Patel, 1 run .smashes down the ground after a shimmy down the track and Shahrukh Khan has .dropped that tumbling catch running to his left\nRashid Khan to Conway, 2 runs .Conway makes some room and cuts it away for two in the gap behind square\nRashid Khan to Conway, 1 run .around good length outside off, he punches it down to mid off for one\nRashid Khan to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs .pitched up, tonked down the ground, and he bisects long on and long off for another .one-bounce four. The 100 comes up for CSK\nRashid Khan to Urvil Patel, 1 run .flatter on middle and leg, he goes back and swats it behind square for one more\nSai Kishore to Urvil Patel, SIX runs .a bit too short, but he also backs away early and pounces on the length to pull it away .with some muscle, well over deep midwicket all the way\nSai Kishore to Urvil Patel, OUT .leading edge and Gill settles under it! Patel is attacking everything, and this time Sai .Kishore replies with a slightly shorter length once the batter comes down so that he .can't reach the pitch of the ball. The ball, as a result, turns before it reaches Patel and .his wild swing results in a leading edge towards cover where Gill goes back to gobble it .with his shades on .Urvil Patel c Shubman Gill b Sai Kishore 37 (19b 4x4 2x6 28m) SR: 194.73\nSai Kishore to Dube, no run .good length ball on the stumps, no room and he defends it back\nSai Kishore to Dube, SIX runs .smoked down the ground for six! An opportunity to free his arms with width on offer .outside off, Dube uses his long limbs to get to the ball and smashes it straight back\nSai Kishore to Dube, 1 run .more towards the pads now and he clips it square for one\nSai Kishore to Conway, 1 run .hint of room outside off, drilled through the covers for one .We're halfway through and here's Himanshu as promised. Will GT bring pace back for .Dube?\nCoetzee to Conway, no run .bowls on a length, while swinging this in. It pitches outside leg, and Conway is hit on his .front pad as he misses his attempted flick\nCoetzee to Conway, no run .shorter side of a length, and angling across to pitch on off. Conway mistimes a pull to .midwicket\nCoetzee to Conway, FOUR runs .chipped down the ground! He just goes through the line, and bags four over mid-off. .This is an outswinger from Coetzee, who bowls on a fullish length, and on off. Conway .lofts with his bottom hand nearly coming off the bat\nCoetzee to Conway, 2 runs .good work by Rashid, who runs and slides to his left to keep this to two. Short in length .from Coetzee, and outside off, as Conway cut off the back foot\nCoetzee to Conway, 1 leg bye .on a length, and again outside leg. Conway went swiping, but is hit on the side of his leg. .The ball dribbles towards square leg\nCoetzee to Dube, 1 run .On the fuller side of a length, and angling across to arrive wide of off. Dube reaches out .and drives to deep cover point\nRashid Khan to Dube, 1 run .full and flay, and just outside off. Dube looks to drive, but gets it off the inside half of the .bat towards midwicket\nRashid Khan to Conway, SIX runs .bang! Launched deep over long-on! Conway gets his front leg out of the way, and reads .this dipping length ball on the stumps to deposit it for six\nRashid Khan to Conway, no run .this is slower from Rashid, who drifts this in, and goes fuller, and outside leg. Conway .drives back to Rashid this time\nRashid Khan to Conway, FOUR runs .over cover, and that goes to the deep extra-cover boundary. Tossed up and dipping, and .full and wide of off, as Conway throw his hands at this to loft with a flat bat .From around now\nRashid Khan to Conway, 1 run .On a fullish length on middle, and whipped to short fine leg\nRashid Khan to Dube, 2 runs .fuller and slower, and around sixth stump. Nudged wide of long-on, and they push for .two\nShahrukh Khan to Conway, 1 run .bowls this wide of off, and on the shorter side. Conway skips down, and slaps to deep .cover\nShahrukh Khan to Dube, SIX runs .crashed over deep square leg! Short in length from Shahrukh, and Dube shifts his weight .back to pull this hard from a middle-and-pff line\nShahrukh Khan to Dube, OUT .gone! The ball flies to the long-on fielder. Just one ball after being hit for six, Shahrukh .gets CSK's big six-hitter. Pretty full from Shahrukh - and slower too - as the ball dipped .on middle and off. Dube went heaving at it, but the length seemed to be too full for that .shot. Despite that, though, the ball was hit hard and flat, but exactly where Coetzee was .waiting for it .Shivam Dube c Coetzee b Shahrukh Khan 17 (8b 0x4 2x6 13m) SR: 212.5\nShahrukh Khan to Brevis, FOUR runs .drilled down the ground first ball! Shahrukh bowls a dipping low full toss on off, and .Brevis sends that back straight of long-on\nShahrukh Khan to Brevis, 1 run .full and slow, and on off. Pushed down to long-on\nShahrukh Khan to Conway, 1 run .very full - nearly a yorker - and just outside off. Conway slices it to long-off and nearly .loses his balance in doing so\nRashid Khan to Conway, no run .on a fullish length just outside off, and turning in. Punched back to Rashid's left\nRashid Khan to Conway, SIX runs .over long-off! The boundary is shorter there, and Conway gets to fifty by slamming it .back. Tossed up and dipping on a length around off, as he skipped down the pitch to get .to the pitch of the ball .See all photos\nRashid Khan to Conway, OUT .bowled him! Rashid finally strikes. He bowled this on a fullish length, getting it to dip .just about on off. The ball turned in, and Conway was too early into his attempted slog .sweep. I think the ball was slower too, as Conway swung his bat early and missed. So it .will be two new batters at the crease for CSK now .Devon Conway b Rashid Khan 52 (35b 6x4 2x6 66m) SR: 148.57\nRashid Khan to Jadeja, no run .shorter side of a length, and just outside off. Cut away to short third\nRashid Khan to Jadeja, 1 run .fuller and much slower, as he goes on off. Driven to long-off to get off the mark\nRashid Khan to Brevis, 1 run .on a length, and just outside off. A hint of turn back in, and is slapped to deep point\nPrasidh to Brevis, no run .bowls a bouncer first up, as he pitches it around sixth stump. Brevis shapes to play, .before letting it go\nPrasidh to Brevis, 1 run .short of a length, and just outside off. Punched firmly to deep point\nPrasidh to Jadeja, no run .again goes on the shorter side, and this is on the stumps. Jadeja goes back and across .to whip to midwicket, and is sent back by Brevis\nPrasidh to Jadeja, no run .short of a length yet again, and he nearly cramps Jadeja for room by going on middle. .Jadeja rides the bounce, and jabs towards point\nPrasidh to Jadeja, FOUR runs .slashed off the top edge, and beats deep third to his right. Prasidh goes on a short of a .length, and around fifth stump, as Jadeja looks to slap at it by shifting his weight back\nPrasidh to Jadeja, no run .on a length, and angling across to arrive wide of off. Jadeja punches on the bounce to .point\nRashid Khan to Brevis, SIX runs .just clears the boundary down the ground! Rashid tossed it up, and went full and wide of .off, but Brevis went low to hammer it back\nRashid Khan to Brevis, 1 run .sees Brevis back away, and bowls short on middle. The ball shapes to turn back in, and .is swatted to long-off .From around to Jadeja\nRashid Khan to Jadeja, no run .quite full and slow, and on middle and off. Pushed to cover\nRashid Khan to Jadeja, 1 run .on a length, and around sixth stump. Cut away to cover point .Stays around for Brevis\nRashid Khan to Brevis, 1 run .short of a length outside leg, and pulled on a few bounces to fine leg\nRashid Khan to Jadeja, 1 run .full and dipping, and just outside off. Nudged to deep cover .Time-out .Which was the more memorable Test? .16.0K votes .ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 .AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 .Which was the more memorable Test? .18.0K votes .SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 .AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star .Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with .your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and .the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and .help us decide!\nCoetzee to Jadeja, 1 run .on a length, and angling across to pitch on middle and off. Jadeja punches to mid-off, .and they hurriedly complete the single\nCoetzee to Brevis, SIX runs .flung away for another six in the V down the ground! He sits deep in the crease, and .lofts this fullish ball swinging into middle. Great strike by slightly opening the face of the .bat\nCoetzee to Brevis, FOUR runs .slower ball, but it doesn't matter. This time he goes behind the stumps, and gets four .even as his bottom hand comes off the bat. Short in length, and on middle from .Coetzee, who gets the slower ball to finish on leg. But Brevis swipes at it to beat short .fine leg\nCoetzee to Brevis, 1 run .yorker length, and swinging into middle. Whipped to deep square leg\nCoetzee to Jadeja, 1 run .short delivery on leg, and Jadeja mistimes a pull to deep midwicket\nCoetzee to Brevis, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle, as he takes pace off again. Brevis pulls it towards .square leg off the bottom of the bat\nArshad Khan to Brevis, 1 run .this lands where a mid-off would have been, after Brevis sends this up ballooning. .Arshad angled it across from over the wicket, and went full and pretty wide of off. Brevis .threw his bat at it, and ended up chipping it with his bottom hand coming off the bat\nArshad Khan to Jadeja, SIX runs .finally Jadeja's strike rate goes past a hundred. He prefers pace to spin, and smashes .this length ball around off for six to long-off, right where the yellow brigade is present\nArshad Khan to Jadeja, 1 run .a high-ish full toss on the stumps, and pushed wide of long-on\nArshad Khan to Brevis, FOUR runs .he attempts a reverse scoop... and the ball takes the top edge to go over short fine leg!! .That's T20 luck for you. Arshad went full and wide of off, and Brevis shaped early to .have a swing, but seemed to have done it a bit too early .See all photos\nArshad Khan to Brevis, 1 run .thumped on a few bounces to long-off, as he goes back and across, and attacks at this .short-of-a-length ball arriving around fifth stump .The 200 is up for CSK...\nArshad Khan to Jadeja, 1 wide .on a length, and very wide of off. Left alone by Jadeja\nArshad Khan to Jadeja, no run .change of pace, and Jadeja is beaten. On the fuller side this time, but again wide of off. .Jadeja looks to slash without any foot movement, but misses\nSiraj to Brevis, SIX runs .Shahrukh slips at the long-off boundary... and the ball lands a few rows back. .Scrambled seam from Siraj, who goes full and around seventh stump. Brevis doesn't .time the loft as well, but he hits forcefully enough\nSiraj to Brevis, SIX runs .tonked straight down the ground! This ball arrives fuller, and closer to off, as Brevis gets .his front leg out of the way, and pumps it back\nSiraj to Brevis, FOUR runs .some fortune for Brevis, and it hurts GT. Slower ball from Siraj, who bowls short and a .little wide of off. Brevis opens his stance up and goes deep to have a hack, but the ball .flies off the top edge to go to deep-backward point\nSiraj to Brevis, 1 run .fifty for Brevis off 19 balls, as he drills this much fuller ball on middle and off to long-on .See all photos\nSiraj to Jadeja, 2 runs .yorker length from Siraj on leg, and Jadeja clips this to deep square leg by clearing his .front leg. They push for two, and make it\nSiraj to Jadeja, 1 run .very full, and angling across to middle and off. Driven hard to long-on\nPrasidh to Jadeja, 1 run .a full toss and a bit high on the stumps, as he backs away and pushes it down to long- .on .Over the stumps to Brevis\nPrasidh to Brevis, 1 run .a low full toss and just outside off. Whipped to deep midwicket, with the ball tailing into .him\nPrasidh to Jadeja, 1 run .pulled over the man at short fine leg, but not well timed. Short in length on the stumps, .and Jadeja has a swivel for a single\nPrasidh to Brevis, no run .ohh, well bowled by Prasidh. He spots Brevis getting across and shaping to a scoop, .and bowls short. Goes wide-ish of off, and the ball goes over Brevis' bat\nPrasidh to Brevis, SIX runs .bam! What a sound off the bat! Short of a length, and on sixth stump, as Brevis pulled .over midwicket with a lovely swing of the bat\nPrasidh to Brevis, OUT .taken by Buttler, as he ends halfway towards where the deep-third fielder was present. .Prasidh bowls another short ball, but this climbs up nicely just outside off. Brevis went .pulling, but got a top edge flying back over the wicket .Dewald Brevis c \u2020Buttler b Prasidh Krishna 57 (23b 4x4 5x6 36m) SR: 247.82","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs GT, 67th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Mhatre, no run short of length to begin with outside off, punches it off the back foot to cover point\n Siraj to Mhatre, no run 132.5kmh, angling in towards the stumps now, Mhatre gets the inside half of the bat on it\n Siraj to Mhatre, no run makes a hint of room and punches it into the off side INNS 14 WKTS 28 RR 8.44 AVE 23.67\n Siraj to Mhatre, 1 wide errs down the leg side now, past the swipe for a wide\n Siraj to Mhatre, FOUR runs finally smashes one away, and over the non-striker for four! The crowd loves it See all photos\n Siraj to Mhatre, no run goes hard after this one, trying to smash it over he covers but he's beaten\n Siraj to Mhatre, 1 run tries to swipe it away to leg but gets a leading edge to deep third for one\n Arshad Khan to Mhatre, 2 runs on the stumps and Mhatre smashes it over the midwicket region for two\n Arshad Khan to Mhatre, SIX runs short length again, and it gives Mhatre another chance to pull it away, from down to up a bit like Klaasen, and sends that all the way over long-on for six! Just over the rope\n Arshad Khan to Mhatre, SIX runs into the stands this time! Full this time after the short ball, Mhatre stays back and middles that loft, swing through the line and another six over long on\n Arshad Khan to Mhatre, FOUR runs some swing this time, coming in late towards middle stump, and Mhatre has still played that so well it races away for four! Makes room, gets the width to free his arms which he otherwise wouldn't have, and caresses it away through the covers Long on goes back\n Arshad Khan to Mhatre, FOUR runs just over midwicket, four more! Full delivery on the stumps, hint of inswing into the pads and Mhatre has opened up his stance enough to flick it away with hard hands over the infield for four more\n Arshad Khan to Mhatre, SIX runs a six to end the over as well! Make that 28 off the over. Arshad has tried almost every length and he finishes off with a bouncer. But the line isn't great, and Mhatre hooks this ball away, fine on the leg side, all the way\n Siraj to Conway, no run angling away from the open face of the bat, beaten first ball\n Siraj to Conway, FOUR runs and edged for four! He pushes away from the body as Siraj bowls outside off again on good length, he has to go after it, but the soft hands only mean a bit of an edge and it goes between slip and gully for four\n Siraj to Conway, 1 run cuts this slightly shorter ball past point for one\n Siraj to Mhatre, 1 run not much room outside off and he punches it down to mid-off for one\n Siraj to Conway, FOUR runs much more confident from Conway as he leans into this drive outside off even though the ball wasn't that bad at all. Good length outside off and he uses the angle to middle it through the gap\n Siraj to Conway, no run touch wider to end the over, he steers it late towards backward point where Gill dives to save a few with his left hand\n Prasidh to Mhatre, no run not surprisingly he bangs it in short around off, Mhatre steers it behind square and another dive stops a few runs\n Prasidh to Mhatre, no run even shorter outside off, Mhatre goes on his toes for the upper cut and misses!\n Prasidh to Mhatre, no run mixes it up by going really full and Mhatre wasn't expecting that! He's stuck in his crease and brings out the drive late, the full length and away swing beats him\n Prasidh to Mhatre, OUT skied that down the ground and Siraj takes it nicely over his head! That went really high into the sky with the sun beating down, Siraj is not wearing shades, but he's pedaling back with eyes glued to the ball. And he stretches his arms full length over his head to get both to it. His captain races to him for a hug and pat on the back \n Prasidh to Urvil Patel, 1 run the short of length ball hurries on to him outside off, he runs it down to deep third for one Around the wicket for the last\n Prasidh to Conway, 1 wide sends in a bouncer that goes well over Conway's head. Called a wide\n Prasidh to Conway, no run 141.1kmh, nice and quick and angling in to end the over. He defends cautiously Two runs, a wicket and the purple cap for Prasidh Krishna\n Siraj to Urvil Patel, no run 139.6kmh, he starts with a bouncer and Patel looks surprised but that, hardly ready to pull it away so the ball bounces over him\n Siraj to Urvil Patel, no run 1381.kmh, into the pads now with the angle towards the stumps, Patel goes for a swipe and misses\n Siraj to Urvil Patel, no run 140.5kmh, finally connects for the ball angling in and sends the swipe to midwicket after a bounce\n Siraj to Urvil Patel, 1 wide almost fourth dot in a row, but it's gone marginally down leg for a wide. Close call. Angling down for sure, but that didn't go far from leg stump line, and had enough bounce to beat Patel's swipy pull to the leg side\n Siraj to Urvil Patel, SIX runs majestic flick for six! He has broken the shackles with a magnificent shot. Pitched up from Siraj, scrambled seam, and Patel pounces on the length with perfect timing, square of the wicket for six\n Siraj to Urvil Patel, 3 runs scrambled seam outside off again and punched to cover for one, and oh my, overthrows hand them two more. A needless throw from mid-off is a direct hit, the ball deflects to the leg side where Sai Kishore makes a mess of the slide that leaks two. Siraj is not happy at all\n Siraj to Conway, 1 run tight line outside off to end the over, he slices it late towards point for one\n Prasidh to Conway, no run angling in and the slight seam movement makes Conway a little uncomfortable, he manages to defend it back\n Prasidh to Conway, 1 wide strays too much down the leg side for a wide\n Prasidh to Conway, 1 leg bye angling into the body from short of length, tucked off the hips for one, even if off the body\n Prasidh to Urvil Patel, no run beaten with a beautiful delivery! Outside off on good length, Patel pokes and the ball holds its line after landing on the seam to beat the outside edge\n Prasidh to Urvil Patel, 1 run pokes at this time and connects to pinch a single towards point\n Prasidh to Conway, FOUR runs an acrobatic effort at the rope from Rashid Khan but he can't stop that one-bounce four! Flicked in the air off the legs and that raced away to beat Rashid's right hand running from deep fine leg\n Prasidh to Conway, 4 leg byes two fours to the end the powerplay! Not off the bat, but that won't make a difference because it's still four. Angling in too much towards the pads, goes off the pads and fine enough for four more 11 from the over will make CSK feel a little better about the end of the powerplay\n Coetzee to Urvil Patel, no run 138.3kmh, short of length outside off and he hops back to steer it to point\n Coetzee to Urvil Patel, 1 run thick edge flies away fine on off and reaches deep third after a bounce. A single\n Coetzee to Conway, FOUR runs looked like a slower one, it was fullish outside off and Conway drove it away with a forward lean, through the covers for four\n Coetzee to Conway, 1 leg bye pace on again, short of length and towards the abdomen, that one beats Conway and sends him into a tangle but they sneak a leg bye anyway\n Coetzee to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs too short and straight, Patel gets inside the line and swipes that fine on the leg side, not too far from the keeper and that's four more\n Coetzee to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs poor delivery on leg and that's easily put away for four! This time Patel didn't even have to move towards off. He stands where he is and puts the ball away with its angle, very fine on the leg side again for a one bounce four\n Sai Kishore to Conway, 1 run outside off and he slices it away past point for one Continues around the wicket\n Sai Kishore to Urvil Patel, 1 run angling into the stumps from wide of the crease, tucked to leg for one\n Sai Kishore to Conway, no run a loopy delivery but he lands it in the block hole, Conway bunts it back to the bowler with hard hands\n Sai Kishore to Conway, 2 runs goes for the big shot against the length ball, and they get two quick runs off the slog sweep\n Sai Kishore to Conway, 1 run room outside off, probably expecting Conway to come down, and he has to really reach out for that for a single to deep cover Urvil Patel vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 63 OUTS 2 4s\/6s 10\/2 SR 217.24 AVE 31.50\n Sai Kishore to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs he spoils Sai Kishore's over with a boundary on the last ball. But he got a ball with plenty of width, so he threw his hands at it and lofted it wide of long off for a one-bounce boundary in the gap!\n Rashid Khan to Conway, 1 run Starts with a loopy full toss on the pads, flicked away for one\n Rashid Khan to Urvil Patel, 1 run smashes down the ground after a shimmy down the track and Shahrukh Khan has dropped that tumbling catch running to his left\n Rashid Khan to Conway, 2 runs Conway makes some room and cuts it away for two in the gap behind square\n Rashid Khan to Conway, 1 run around good length outside off, he punches it down to mid off for one\n Rashid Khan to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs pitched up, tonked down the ground, and he bisects long on and long off for another one-bounce four. The 100 comes up for CSK\n Rashid Khan to Urvil Patel, 1 run flatter on middle and leg, he goes back and swats it behind square for one more\n Sai Kishore to Urvil Patel, SIX runs a bit too short, but he also backs away early and pounces on the length to pull it away with some muscle, well over deep midwicket all the way\n Sai Kishore to Urvil Patel, OUT leading edge and Gill settles under it! Patel is attacking everything, and this time Sai Kishore replies with a slightly shorter length once the batter comes down so that he can't reach the pitch of the ball. The ball, as a result, turns before it reaches Patel and his wild swing results in a leading edge towards cover where Gill goes back to gobble it with his shades on \n Sai Kishore to Dube, no run good length ball on the stumps, no room and he defends it back\n Sai Kishore to Dube, SIX runs smoked down the ground for six! An opportunity to free his arms with width on offer outside off, Dube uses his long limbs to get to the ball and smashes it straight back\n Sai Kishore to Dube, 1 run more towards the pads now and he clips it square for one\n Sai Kishore to Conway, 1 run hint of room outside off, drilled through the covers for one We're halfway through and here's Himanshu as promised. Will GT bring pace back for Dube?\n Coetzee to Conway, no run bowls on a length, while swinging this in. It pitches outside leg, and Conway is hit on his front pad as he misses his attempted flick\n Coetzee to Conway, no run shorter side of a length, and angling across to pitch on off. Conway mistimes a pull to midwicket\n Coetzee to Conway, FOUR runs chipped down the ground! He just goes through the line, and bags four over mid-off. This is an outswinger from Coetzee, who bowls on a fullish length, and on off. Conway lofts with his bottom hand nearly coming off the bat\n Coetzee to Conway, 2 runs good work by Rashid, who runs and slides to his left to keep this to two. Short in length from Coetzee, and outside off, as Conway cut off the back foot\n Coetzee to Conway, 1 leg bye on a length, and again outside leg. Conway went swiping, but is hit on the side of his leg. The ball dribbles towards square leg\n Coetzee to Dube, 1 run On the fuller side of a length, and angling across to arrive wide of off. Dube reaches out and drives to deep cover point\n Rashid Khan to Dube, 1 run full and flay, and just outside off. Dube looks to drive, but gets it off the inside half of the bat towards midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Conway, SIX runs bang! Launched deep over long-on! Conway gets his front leg out of the way, and reads this dipping length ball on the stumps to deposit it for six\n Rashid Khan to Conway, no run this is slower from Rashid, who drifts this in, and goes fuller, and outside leg. Conway drives back to Rashid this time\n Rashid Khan to Conway, FOUR runs over cover, and that goes to the deep extra-cover boundary. Tossed up and dipping, and full and wide of off, as Conway throw his hands at this to loft with a flat bat From around now\n Rashid Khan to Conway, 1 run On a fullish length on middle, and whipped to short fine leg\n Rashid Khan to Dube, 2 runs fuller and slower, and around sixth stump. Nudged wide of long-on, and they push for two\n Shahrukh Khan to Conway, 1 run bowls this wide of off, and on the shorter side. Conway skips down, and slaps to deep cover\n Shahrukh Khan to Dube, SIX runs crashed over deep square leg! Short in length from Shahrukh, and Dube shifts his weight back to pull this hard from a middle-and-pff line\n Shahrukh Khan to Dube, OUT gone! The ball flies to the long-on fielder. Just one ball after being hit for six, Shahrukh gets CSK's big six-hitter. Pretty full from Shahrukh - and slower too - as the ball dipped on middle and off. Dube went heaving at it, but the length seemed to be too full for that shot. Despite that, though, the ball was hit hard and flat, but exactly where Coetzee was waiting for it \n Shahrukh Khan to Brevis, FOUR runs drilled down the ground first ball! Shahrukh bowls a dipping low full toss on off, and Brevis sends that back straight of long-on\n Shahrukh Khan to Brevis, 1 run full and slow, and on off. Pushed down to long-on\n Shahrukh Khan to Conway, 1 run very full - nearly a yorker - and just outside off. Conway slices it to long-off and nearly loses his balance in doing so\n Rashid Khan to Conway, no run on a fullish length just outside off, and turning in. Punched back to Rashid's left\n Rashid Khan to Conway, SIX runs over long-off! The boundary is shorter there, and Conway gets to fifty by slamming it back. Tossed up and dipping on a length around off, as he skipped down the pitch to get to the pitch of the ball See all photos\n Rashid Khan to Conway, OUT bowled him! Rashid finally strikes. He bowled this on a fullish length, getting it to dip just about on off. The ball turned in, and Conway was too early into his attempted slog sweep. I think the ball was slower too, as Conway swung his bat early and missed. So it will be two new batters at the crease for CSK now \n Rashid Khan to Jadeja, no run shorter side of a length, and just outside off. Cut away to short third\n Rashid Khan to Jadeja, 1 run fuller and much slower, as he goes on off. Driven to long-off to get off the mark\n Rashid Khan to Brevis, 1 run on a length, and just outside off. A hint of turn back in, and is slapped to deep point\n Prasidh to Brevis, no run bowls a bouncer first up, as he pitches it around sixth stump. Brevis shapes to play, before letting it go\n Prasidh to Brevis, 1 run short of a length, and just outside off. Punched firmly to deep point\n Prasidh to Jadeja, no run again goes on the shorter side, and this is on the stumps. Jadeja goes back and across to whip to midwicket, and is sent back by Brevis\n Prasidh to Jadeja, no run short of a length yet again, and he nearly cramps Jadeja for room by going on middle. Jadeja rides the bounce, and jabs towards point\n Prasidh to Jadeja, FOUR runs slashed off the top edge, and beats deep third to his right. Prasidh goes on a short of a length, and around fifth stump, as Jadeja looks to slap at it by shifting his weight back\n Prasidh to Jadeja, no run on a length, and angling across to arrive wide of off. Jadeja punches on the bounce to point\n Rashid Khan to Brevis, SIX runs just clears the boundary down the ground! Rashid tossed it up, and went full and wide of off, but Brevis went low to hammer it back\n Rashid Khan to Brevis, 1 run sees Brevis back away, and bowls short on middle. The ball shapes to turn back in, and is swatted to long-off From around to Jadeja\n Rashid Khan to Jadeja, no run quite full and slow, and on middle and off. Pushed to cover\n Rashid Khan to Jadeja, 1 run on a length, and around sixth stump. Cut away to cover point Stays around for Brevis\n Rashid Khan to Brevis, 1 run short of a length outside leg, and pulled on a few bounces to fine leg\n Rashid Khan to Jadeja, 1 run full and dipping, and just outside off. Nudged to deep cover Time-out Which was the more memorable Test? 16.0K votes ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 Which was the more memorable Test? 18.0K votes SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and help us decide!\n Coetzee to Jadeja, 1 run on a length, and angling across to pitch on middle and off. Jadeja punches to mid-off, and they hurriedly complete the single\n Coetzee to Brevis, SIX runs flung away for another six in the V down the ground! He sits deep in the crease, and lofts this fullish ball swinging into middle. Great strike by slightly opening the face of the bat\n Coetzee to Brevis, FOUR runs slower ball, but it doesn't matter. This time he goes behind the stumps, and gets four even as his bottom hand comes off the bat. Short in length, and on middle from Coetzee, who gets the slower ball to finish on leg. But Brevis swipes at it to beat short fine leg\n Coetzee to Brevis, 1 run yorker length, and swinging into middle. Whipped to deep square leg\n Coetzee to Jadeja, 1 run short delivery on leg, and Jadeja mistimes a pull to deep midwicket\n Coetzee to Brevis, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle, as he takes pace off again. Brevis pulls it towards square leg off the bottom of the bat\n Arshad Khan to Brevis, 1 run this lands where a mid-off would have been, after Brevis sends this up ballooning. Arshad angled it across from over the wicket, and went full and pretty wide of off. Brevis threw his bat at it, and ended up chipping it with his bottom hand coming off the bat\n Arshad Khan to Jadeja, SIX runs finally Jadeja's strike rate goes past a hundred. He prefers pace to spin, and smashes this length ball around off for six to long-off, right where the yellow brigade is present\n Arshad Khan to Jadeja, 1 run a high-ish full toss on the stumps, and pushed wide of long-on\n Arshad Khan to Brevis, FOUR runs he attempts a reverse scoop... and the ball takes the top edge to go over short fine leg!! That's T20 luck for you. Arshad went full and wide of off, and Brevis shaped early to have a swing, but seemed to have done it a bit too early See all photos\n Arshad Khan to Brevis, 1 run thumped on a few bounces to long-off, as he goes back and across, and attacks at this short-of-a-length ball arriving around fifth stump The 200 is up for CSK...\n Arshad Khan to Jadeja, 1 wide on a length, and very wide of off. Left alone by Jadeja\n Arshad Khan to Jadeja, no run change of pace, and Jadeja is beaten. On the fuller side this time, but again wide of off. Jadeja looks to slash without any foot movement, but misses\n Siraj to Brevis, SIX runs Shahrukh slips at the long-off boundary... and the ball lands a few rows back. Scrambled seam from Siraj, who goes full and around seventh stump. Brevis doesn't time the loft as well, but he hits forcefully enough\n Siraj to Brevis, SIX runs tonked straight down the ground! This ball arrives fuller, and closer to off, as Brevis gets his front leg out of the way, and pumps it back\n Siraj to Brevis, FOUR runs some fortune for Brevis, and it hurts GT. Slower ball from Siraj, who bowls short and a little wide of off. Brevis opens his stance up and goes deep to have a hack, but the ball flies off the top edge to go to deep-backward point\n Siraj to Brevis, 1 run fifty for Brevis off 19 balls, as he drills this much fuller ball on middle and off to long-on See all photos\n Siraj to Jadeja, 2 runs yorker length from Siraj on leg, and Jadeja clips this to deep square leg by clearing his front leg. They push for two, and make it\n Siraj to Jadeja, 1 run very full, and angling across to middle and off. Driven hard to long-on\n Prasidh to Jadeja, 1 run a full toss and a bit high on the stumps, as he backs away and pushes it down to long-on Over the stumps to Brevis\n Prasidh to Brevis, 1 run a low full toss and just outside off. Whipped to deep midwicket, with the ball tailing into him\n Prasidh to Jadeja, 1 run pulled over the man at short fine leg, but not well timed. Short in length on the stumps, and Jadeja has a swivel for a single\n Prasidh to Brevis, no run ohh, well bowled by Prasidh. He spots Brevis getting across and shaping to a scoop, and bowls short. Goes wide-ish of off, and the ball goes over Brevis' bat\n Prasidh to Brevis, SIX runs bam! What a sound off the bat! Short of a length, and on sixth stump, as Brevis pulled over midwicket with a lovely swing of the bat\n Prasidh to Brevis, OUT taken by Buttler, as he ends halfway towards where the deep-third fielder was present. Prasidh bowls another short ball, but this climbs up nicely just outside off. 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Pushed back towards Siraj by .Rahul\nSiraj to Rahul, no run .shorter side of a length on off, and the ball seems to straighten after pitching. Rahul .blocks it down on the pitch\nSiraj to Rahul, 1 wide .wide called, but it looked tight. Short of a length on middle and leg, and seaming in to .finish just outside leg, as Rahul looked to nudge but missed\nSiraj to Rahul, FOUR runs .off the outside half of the bat, but wide of slip. It seemed like good work by Rutherford .sliding to his left to keep this to a single, but replays show Rutherford's foot had .touched the boundary cushion. Rahul drove forward off this short-of-a-length ball .outside off\nSiraj to Rahul, no run .back of a length, and cut towards point\nSiraj to Rahul, FOUR runs .punched between point and cover point! Short in length, and around sixth stump, as .Rahul rides the bounce and presents the full face of the bat to find the gap for four\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, no run .angles this across, and bowls short and around sixth stump. Slashed towards cover off .the bottom of the bat\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, 1 wide .short of a length, and outside leg. Du Plessis looked to clip but missed, and it is called .wide\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, no run .another ball on the shorter side, but this is on the stumps. The ball arrives around .middle, and is punched towards cover point\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, no run .on a good length, and around fifth stump. Du Plessis again goes slapping, but this one .goes on the bounce to the man placed at a catching cover\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, no run .shorter side of a length again, but this is just outside off. Cut away between short cover .and point\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, no run .a full ball swinging in to pitch on middle, and du Plessis is nearly cramped for room, .before he pushes back off the inside half of the bat\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, 1 run .he finally gets off the mark, as he slashes at this length ball just outside off to the left of .the man tumbling at cover point\nSiraj to du Plessis, 1 run .a mistimed pull over the man at mid-on. Short in length around sixth stump, before the .ball seams back in, and there's some considerable bounce for Siraj, with the ball going .off the higher side of du Plessis' bat\nSiraj to Rahul, no run .short of a length just outside off, and finishing on top of the stumps. Punched to extra .cover\nSiraj to Rahul, no run .beaten! Shorter side of a length from Siraj, who went around fifth stump, and got the .ball to shape back in. Rahul went pulling hard but missed, and the ball just went over the .off stump\nSiraj to Rahul, 1 run .short in length on off, and clipped to deep square leg\nSiraj to du Plessis, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length on off, as du Plessis backs away and looks to slap, but .gets a bottom edge rolling towards cover. That continues his sluggish start tonight .Long-on and fine leg out for Rahul . .KL Rahul vs Mohammed Siraj .BALLS .69 .RUNS .117 .OUTS .1 .SR .169.56 .4s\/6s .10\/9\nSiraj to Rahul, no run .on a shortish length on middle and off, and flicked towards midwicket. Rahul sets off .for a single, but is sent back by du Plessis. The throw goes at Rahul's end, but is wide of .the stumps\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, 2 runs .finally du Plessis gets the ball away... but still not a boundary. He made some room, and .skipped down the pitch, before slicing this length ball outside off aerially, and over cover . .Faf du Plessis vs Arshad Khan .BALLS .10 .RUNS .3 .OUTS .2 .SR .30.00 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, OUT .gone! Taken at mid-on! Du Plessis' struggle ends. Arshad switched his length to slightly .fuller than the previous ball, and swung this into the batter. The ball arrived on middle .and leg, and du Plessis nearly seemed cramped for room. He ended up lofting it off the .inside half of the bat to Siraj's right .Faf du Plessis c Mohammed Siraj b Arshad Khan 5 (10b 0x4 0x6 17m) SR: 50\nArshad Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shortish in length on middle, and Porel gets slightly across to stylishly pull it to fine leg\nArshad Khan to Rahul, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length on middle, and punched down to mid-on's left for a .hurried single\nArshad Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 wide .wide outside leg. This was angled in, and on a good length on leg. It went down with the .angle as Porel looked to swipe but missed\nArshad Khan to Abishek Porel, no run .there's a noise as the ball passes the bat, but it's of the bat banging the ground. Arshad .swung this away from Porel, and went on a yorker length around seventh stump. Porel .went flashing with a flat bat, but missed\nArshad Khan to Abishek Porel, no run .Rabada at point tumbles to his left to save a boundary! It was another outswinger from .Arshad to Porel, as the ball arrived at a full length slightly wide of off. Porel went driving .through the line, and all but got a boundary\nSiraj to Rahul, FOUR runs .slapped wide of point! Rahul made room early, and Siraj followed, but in vain, Siraj .bowled it short and on the stumps, getting the ball to finish well outside leg. But Rahul .had enough room to dispatch it to point's left .Point out, mid-on in\nSiraj to Rahul, no run .on a good length around sixth stump. Rahul looked to clip it away, but got an inside .edge close to the stumps\nSiraj to Rahul, FOUR runs .swung over mid-on. It didn't look all that well-timed, but was still good enough for a .boundary. Siraj bowled on the shorter side of a length outside off, and Rahul swiped at it .to go across the line\nSiraj to Rahul, no run .nearly a yorker on off at 142kph, and Rahul drags it to mid-on from deep in the crease\nSiraj to Rahul, no run .Rahul opens the face of the bat last moment off this length ball just outside off, and .guides the ball to short third\nSiraj to Rahul, 1 run .on a good length, and on a tight line around off. Pushed to mid-on for a quick single\nRabada to Rahul, no run .starts with one on a good length on middle and off. Rahul clips this to midwicket by .leaping in the crease\nRabada to Rahul, SIX runs .wow! Shot! Rabada switched his length to go short, and just outside off, but Rahul went .slightly across the stumps, and hooked it hard. The ball seemed to have gone off the .top half of the bat, but still flew for six over fine leg\nRabada to Rahul, no run .short in length on the stumps, and it hits Rahul on the body on leg as he looks to hook .but misses\nRabada to Rahul, FOUR runs .slapped over cover point. Another mistimed slog, but maybe the pitch is slow and .grippy. Anyway, Rabada went short and pretty wide of off, ad Rahul reached out with a .flat bat to deposit the ball for another four . .KL Rahul vs Kagiso Rabada .BALLS .64 .RUNS .83 .OUTS .3 .SR .129.68 .4s\/6s .8\/5\nRabada to Rahul, SIX runs .lovely shot! Perhaps this will remain the best from the day. This is a fullish delivery .around seventh stump, and Rahul remains deep in the crease, takes a good stride out, .and launches it over mid-off. It went into the first tier\nRabada to Rahul, 1 run .short in length, and just outside off. He opens the face of the bat late, and punches to .deep backward point .Time-out\nPrasidh to Rahul, no run .this swings in, and lands on a good length around off. Rahul goes back to push towards .cover\nPrasidh to Rahul, 2 runs .shortish in length on off, and Rahul pulls it hard towards deep square leg. Good work by .Shahrukh, who was at deep-backward square, and ran and tumbled to his left to stop a .boundary\nPrasidh to Rahul, 1 run .Rahul backs away way too early, and Prasidh has enough time to follow. Prasidh bowls .this short and outside leg, and ends up bowling on Rahul's pads. The latter looked to .clip, and got a single towards short fine leg .Porel on strike after a long time\nPrasidh to Abishek Porel, no run .short in length on the stumps, and punched to midwicket\nPrasidh to Abishek Porel, 1 run .short on leg, and dabbed to the on side as he rides the bounce, and gets his bottom .hand off the bat\nPrasidh to Rahul, 1 run .on a fullish length, and swinging in to arrive on middle. Driven to long-on\nRashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run .bowls full and wide-ish of off. Rahul drives hard, and the ball ricochets off Rashid's right .leg to long-on\nRashid Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 leg bye .on a length, and just outside leg. Porel looked to swipe, but the ball went off his pad to .short fine leg\nRashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run .the googly outside off, and on a fullish length. The ball turns in, and is pushed to long-on\nRashid Khan to Abishek Porel, no run .Porel shapes to skip down the pitch, but Rashid bowls full and quick on leg. The ball hits .Porel's pads eventually as he looked to heave\nRashid Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shortish in length on middle and leg, and nudged to midwicket\nRashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run .short in length on the stumps, and pulled flat by Rahul. It went on the bounce to the man .at deep midwicket\nPrasidh to Rahul, 1 run .again Rahul backs away, and Prasidh bowls short, and on middle and off. Punched to .deep third off the outside half of the bat\nPrasidh to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Porel gets lucky! It was a shortish ball at 145kph from Prasidh, with the ball arriving .around middle and off. Porel went pulling, but the ball flew off the top edge, and went .over the keeper's head. Arshad, at deep third, moves to his right, to try and save a .boundary. He even pulls the ball back, but momentum is taking him beyond the .boundary. His right leg, though, touches the toblerone in the process of looking to parry .the ball back. So it's a four\nPrasidh to Abishek Porel, 1 run .a crunching drive to deep cover! The ball is full, and angling across to arrive outside off, .and Porel creams it all along the ground\nPrasidh to Rahul, 2 runs .on a full length on middle and off, and clipped to deep midwicket. Rahul pushes for two, .and he gets it\nPrasidh to Rahul, 1 run .quite full again, and this swings in to come on middle. It is whipped wide of long-on, and .Rahul is happy with a single\nPrasidh to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .bang! Six down the ground! Porel finds his feet, as he lofts this length ball on middle and .off to go through the line. It is a clean swing of the bat, and ball goes flying over the .bowler's head\nRashid Khan to Rahul, no run .shorter side of a length, and just outside off. There's not much room to cut, and Rahul .plays it to point\nRashid Khan to Rahul, FOUR runs .slogged to deep square leg, and that is Rahul's fifty. It was the googly from Rashid, who .went fuller, but got the line comfortable enough, and the line straight enough. Rahul .went swinging, and placed the ball in the gap\nRashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run .short in length again, and on off. Whipped to long-on\nRashid Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 wide .Buttler is up and celebrating a potential caught-behind chance... only for the umpire to .call it wide. Rashid also looks convinced it's out, and GT review. It was a short delivery .well outside leg, and turned in to finish even wider. Porel had his front leg out of the way .to pull, but missed. UltraEdge shows absolutely nothing - neither bat nor pad - and the .ball remains a wide\nRashid Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 run .full ball on middle and off, and punched to long-off\nRashid Khan to Rahul, FOUR runs .Missed chance, and also four! Rahul goes sweeping and slogging again, and this ball .dips on a length outside off and straightens. Rahul gets a top edge behind the wicket, .and Sai Kishore, at short third, dives to his left, but can't get a hand\nRashid Khan to Rahul, no run .fuller, and just outside off. Pushed to cover .With that, here's Ekanth for the first time today","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs DC, 60th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Rahul, no run on a good length just outside off, and Rahul dabs it down as the bat turns in his hands\n Siraj to Rahul, no run fuller in length, and again just outside off or thereabouts. Pushed back towards Siraj by Rahul\n Siraj to Rahul, no run shorter side of a length on off, and the ball seems to straighten after pitching. Rahul blocks it down on the pitch\n Siraj to Rahul, 1 wide wide called, but it looked tight. Short of a length on middle and leg, and seaming in to finish just outside leg, as Rahul looked to nudge but missed\n Siraj to Rahul, FOUR runs off the outside half of the bat, but wide of slip. It seemed like good work by Rutherford sliding to his left to keep this to a single, but replays show Rutherford's foot had touched the boundary cushion. Rahul drove forward off this short-of-a-length ball outside off\n Siraj to Rahul, no run back of a length, and cut towards point\n Siraj to Rahul, FOUR runs punched between point and cover point! Short in length, and around sixth stump, as Rahul rides the bounce and presents the full face of the bat to find the gap for four\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, no run angles this across, and bowls short and around sixth stump. Slashed towards cover off the bottom of the bat\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, 1 wide short of a length, and outside leg. Du Plessis looked to clip but missed, and it is called wide\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, no run another ball on the shorter side, but this is on the stumps. The ball arrives around middle, and is punched towards cover point\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, no run on a good length, and around fifth stump. Du Plessis again goes slapping, but this one goes on the bounce to the man placed at a catching cover\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, no run shorter side of a length again, but this is just outside off. Cut away between short cover and point\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, no run a full ball swinging in to pitch on middle, and du Plessis is nearly cramped for room, before he pushes back off the inside half of the bat\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, 1 run he finally gets off the mark, as he slashes at this length ball just outside off to the left of the man tumbling at cover point\n Siraj to du Plessis, 1 run a mistimed pull over the man at mid-on. Short in length around sixth stump, before the ball seams back in, and there's some considerable bounce for Siraj, with the ball going off the higher side of du Plessis' bat\n Siraj to Rahul, no run short of a length just outside off, and finishing on top of the stumps. Punched to extra cover\n Siraj to Rahul, no run beaten! Shorter side of a length from Siraj, who went around fifth stump, and got the ball to shape back in. Rahul went pulling hard but missed, and the ball just went over the off stump\n Siraj to Rahul, 1 run short in length on off, and clipped to deep square leg\n Siraj to du Plessis, 1 run on the shorter side of a length on off, as du Plessis backs away and looks to slap, but gets a bottom edge rolling towards cover. That continues his sluggish start tonight Long-on and fine leg out for Rahul KL Rahul vs Mohammed Siraj BALLS 69 RUNS 117 OUTS 1 SR 169.56 4s\/6s 10\/9\n Siraj to Rahul, no run on a shortish length on middle and off, and flicked towards midwicket. Rahul sets off for a single, but is sent back by du Plessis. The throw goes at Rahul's end, but is wide of the stumps\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, 2 runs finally du Plessis gets the ball away... but still not a boundary. He made some room, and skipped down the pitch, before slicing this length ball outside off aerially, and over cover Faf du Plessis vs Arshad Khan BALLS 10 RUNS 3 OUTS 2 SR 30.00 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, OUT gone! Taken at mid-on! Du Plessis' struggle ends. Arshad switched his length to slightly fuller than the previous ball, and swung this into the batter. The ball arrived on middle and leg, and du Plessis nearly seemed cramped for room. He ended up lofting it off the inside half of the bat to Siraj's right \n Arshad Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 run shortish in length on middle, and Porel gets slightly across to stylishly pull it to fine leg\n Arshad Khan to Rahul, 1 run on the shorter side of a length on middle, and punched down to mid-on's left for a hurried single\n Arshad Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 wide wide outside leg. This was angled in, and on a good length on leg. It went down with the angle as Porel looked to swipe but missed\n Arshad Khan to Abishek Porel, no run there's a noise as the ball passes the bat, but it's of the bat banging the ground. Arshad swung this away from Porel, and went on a yorker length around seventh stump. Porel went flashing with a flat bat, but missed\n Arshad Khan to Abishek Porel, no run Rabada at point tumbles to his left to save a boundary! It was another outswinger from Arshad to Porel, as the ball arrived at a full length slightly wide of off. Porel went driving through the line, and all but got a boundary\n Siraj to Rahul, FOUR runs slapped wide of point! Rahul made room early, and Siraj followed, but in vain, Siraj bowled it short and on the stumps, getting the ball to finish well outside leg. But Rahul had enough room to dispatch it to point's left Point out, mid-on in\n Siraj to Rahul, no run on a good length around sixth stump. Rahul looked to clip it away, but got an inside edge close to the stumps\n Siraj to Rahul, FOUR runs swung over mid-on. It didn't look all that well-timed, but was still good enough for a boundary. Siraj bowled on the shorter side of a length outside off, and Rahul swiped at it to go across the line\n Siraj to Rahul, no run nearly a yorker on off at 142kph, and Rahul drags it to mid-on from deep in the crease\n Siraj to Rahul, no run Rahul opens the face of the bat last moment off this length ball just outside off, and guides the ball to short third\n Siraj to Rahul, 1 run on a good length, and on a tight line around off. Pushed to mid-on for a quick single\n Rabada to Rahul, no run starts with one on a good length on middle and off. Rahul clips this to midwicket by leaping in the crease\n Rabada to Rahul, SIX runs wow! Shot! Rabada switched his length to go short, and just outside off, but Rahul went slightly across the stumps, and hooked it hard. The ball seemed to have gone off the top half of the bat, but still flew for six over fine leg\n Rabada to Rahul, no run short in length on the stumps, and it hits Rahul on the body on leg as he looks to hook but misses\n Rabada to Rahul, FOUR runs slapped over cover point. Another mistimed slog, but maybe the pitch is slow and grippy. Anyway, Rabada went short and pretty wide of off, ad Rahul reached out with a flat bat to deposit the ball for another four KL Rahul vs Kagiso Rabada BALLS 64 RUNS 83 OUTS 3 SR 129.68 4s\/6s 8\/5\n Rabada to Rahul, SIX runs lovely shot! Perhaps this will remain the best from the day. This is a fullish delivery around seventh stump, and Rahul remains deep in the crease, takes a good stride out, and launches it over mid-off. It went into the first tier\n Rabada to Rahul, 1 run short in length, and just outside off. He opens the face of the bat late, and punches to deep backward point Time-out\n Prasidh to Rahul, no run this swings in, and lands on a good length around off. Rahul goes back to push towards cover\n Prasidh to Rahul, 2 runs shortish in length on off, and Rahul pulls it hard towards deep square leg. Good work by Shahrukh, who was at deep-backward square, and ran and tumbled to his left to stop a boundary\n Prasidh to Rahul, 1 run Rahul backs away way too early, and Prasidh has enough time to follow. Prasidh bowls this short and outside leg, and ends up bowling on Rahul's pads. The latter looked to clip, and got a single towards short fine leg Porel on strike after a long time\n Prasidh to Abishek Porel, no run short in length on the stumps, and punched to midwicket\n Prasidh to Abishek Porel, 1 run short on leg, and dabbed to the on side as he rides the bounce, and gets his bottom hand off the bat\n Prasidh to Rahul, 1 run on a fullish length, and swinging in to arrive on middle. Driven to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run bowls full and wide-ish of off. Rahul drives hard, and the ball ricochets off Rashid's right leg to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 leg bye on a length, and just outside leg. Porel looked to swipe, but the ball went off his pad to short fine leg\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run the googly outside off, and on a fullish length. The ball turns in, and is pushed to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Abishek Porel, no run Porel shapes to skip down the pitch, but Rashid bowls full and quick on leg. The ball hits Porel's pads eventually as he looked to heave\n Rashid Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 run shortish in length on middle and leg, and nudged to midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run short in length on the stumps, and pulled flat by Rahul. It went on the bounce to the man at deep midwicket\n Prasidh to Rahul, 1 run again Rahul backs away, and Prasidh bowls short, and on middle and off. Punched to deep third off the outside half of the bat\n Prasidh to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Porel gets lucky! It was a shortish ball at 145kph from Prasidh, with the ball arriving around middle and off. Porel went pulling, but the ball flew off the top edge, and went over the keeper's head. Arshad, at deep third, moves to his right, to try and save a boundary. He even pulls the ball back, but momentum is taking him beyond the boundary. His right leg, though, touches the toblerone in the process of looking to parry the ball back. So it's a four\n Prasidh to Abishek Porel, 1 run a crunching drive to deep cover! The ball is full, and angling across to arrive outside off, and Porel creams it all along the ground\n Prasidh to Rahul, 2 runs on a full length on middle and off, and clipped to deep midwicket. Rahul pushes for two, and he gets it\n Prasidh to Rahul, 1 run quite full again, and this swings in to come on middle. It is whipped wide of long-on, and Rahul is happy with a single\n Prasidh to Abishek Porel, SIX runs bang! Six down the ground! Porel finds his feet, as he lofts this length ball on middle and off to go through the line. It is a clean swing of the bat, and ball goes flying over the bowler's head\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, no run shorter side of a length, and just outside off. There's not much room to cut, and Rahul plays it to point\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, FOUR runs slogged to deep square leg, and that is Rahul's fifty. It was the googly from Rashid, who went fuller, but got the line comfortable enough, and the line straight enough. Rahul went swinging, and placed the ball in the gap\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run short in length again, and on off. Whipped to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 wide Buttler is up and celebrating a potential caught-behind chance... only for the umpire to call it wide. Rashid also looks convinced it's out, and GT review. It was a short delivery well outside leg, and turned in to finish even wider. Porel had his front leg out of the way to pull, but missed. UltraEdge shows absolutely nothing - neither bat nor pad - and the ball remains a wide\n Rashid Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 run full ball on middle and off, and punched to long-off\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, FOUR runs Missed chance, and also four! Rahul goes sweeping and slogging again, and this ball dips on a length outside off and straightens. Rahul gets a top edge behind the wicket, and Sai Kishore, at short third, dives to his left, but can't get a hand\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, no run fuller, and just outside off. Pushed to cover With that, here's Ekanth for the first time today","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","Rahul","du Plessis"],"Runs":[15.0,56.0,5.0],"Balls_Faced":[12,38,10],"Fours":[1,7,0],"Sixes":[1,2,0],"S\/R":[125.0,147.37,50.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Mohammed Siraj b Arshad Khan"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshad Khan","Prasidh","Rabada","Rashid Khan","Siraj"],"Balls":[12,12,6,12,18],"Runs_Given":[7.0,20.0,17.0,15.0,21.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,1.0,2.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Rahul, no run .on a good length just outside off, and Rahul dabs it down as the bat turns in his hands\nSiraj to Rahul, no run .fuller in length, and again just outside off or thereabouts. Pushed back towards Siraj by .Rahul\nSiraj to Rahul, no run .shorter side of a length on off, and the ball seems to straighten after pitching. Rahul .blocks it down on the pitch\nSiraj to Rahul, 1 wide .wide called, but it looked tight. Short of a length on middle and leg, and seaming in to .finish just outside leg, as Rahul looked to nudge but missed\nSiraj to Rahul, FOUR runs .off the outside half of the bat, but wide of slip. It seemed like good work by Rutherford .sliding to his left to keep this to a single, but replays show Rutherford's foot had .touched the boundary cushion. Rahul drove forward off this short-of-a-length ball .outside off\nSiraj to Rahul, no run .back of a length, and cut towards point\nSiraj to Rahul, FOUR runs .punched between point and cover point! Short in length, and around sixth stump, as .Rahul rides the bounce and presents the full face of the bat to find the gap for four\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, no run .angles this across, and bowls short and around sixth stump. Slashed towards cover off .the bottom of the bat\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, 1 wide .short of a length, and outside leg. Du Plessis looked to clip but missed, and it is called .wide\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, no run .another ball on the shorter side, but this is on the stumps. The ball arrives around .middle, and is punched towards cover point\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, no run .on a good length, and around fifth stump. Du Plessis again goes slapping, but this one .goes on the bounce to the man placed at a catching cover\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, no run .shorter side of a length again, but this is just outside off. Cut away between short cover .and point\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, no run .a full ball swinging in to pitch on middle, and du Plessis is nearly cramped for room, .before he pushes back off the inside half of the bat\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, 1 run .he finally gets off the mark, as he slashes at this length ball just outside off to the left of .the man tumbling at cover point\nSiraj to du Plessis, 1 run .a mistimed pull over the man at mid-on. Short in length around sixth stump, before the .ball seams back in, and there's some considerable bounce for Siraj, with the ball going .off the higher side of du Plessis' bat\nSiraj to Rahul, no run .short of a length just outside off, and finishing on top of the stumps. Punched to extra .cover\nSiraj to Rahul, no run .beaten! Shorter side of a length from Siraj, who went around fifth stump, and got the .ball to shape back in. Rahul went pulling hard but missed, and the ball just went over the .off stump\nSiraj to Rahul, 1 run .short in length on off, and clipped to deep square leg\nSiraj to du Plessis, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length on off, as du Plessis backs away and looks to slap, but .gets a bottom edge rolling towards cover. That continues his sluggish start tonight .Long-on and fine leg out for Rahul . .KL Rahul vs Mohammed Siraj .BALLS .69 .RUNS .117 .OUTS .1 .SR .169.56 .4s\/6s .10\/9\nSiraj to Rahul, no run .on a shortish length on middle and off, and flicked towards midwicket. Rahul sets off .for a single, but is sent back by du Plessis. The throw goes at Rahul's end, but is wide of .the stumps\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, 2 runs .finally du Plessis gets the ball away... but still not a boundary. He made some room, and .skipped down the pitch, before slicing this length ball outside off aerially, and over cover . .Faf du Plessis vs Arshad Khan .BALLS .10 .RUNS .3 .OUTS .2 .SR .30.00 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nArshad Khan to du Plessis, OUT .gone! Taken at mid-on! Du Plessis' struggle ends. Arshad switched his length to slightly .fuller than the previous ball, and swung this into the batter. The ball arrived on middle .and leg, and du Plessis nearly seemed cramped for room. He ended up lofting it off the .inside half of the bat to Siraj's right .Faf du Plessis c Mohammed Siraj b Arshad Khan 5 (10b 0x4 0x6 17m) SR: 50\nArshad Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shortish in length on middle, and Porel gets slightly across to stylishly pull it to fine leg\nArshad Khan to Rahul, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length on middle, and punched down to mid-on's left for a .hurried single\nArshad Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 wide .wide outside leg. This was angled in, and on a good length on leg. It went down with the .angle as Porel looked to swipe but missed\nArshad Khan to Abishek Porel, no run .there's a noise as the ball passes the bat, but it's of the bat banging the ground. Arshad .swung this away from Porel, and went on a yorker length around seventh stump. Porel .went flashing with a flat bat, but missed\nArshad Khan to Abishek Porel, no run .Rabada at point tumbles to his left to save a boundary! It was another outswinger from .Arshad to Porel, as the ball arrived at a full length slightly wide of off. Porel went driving .through the line, and all but got a boundary\nSiraj to Rahul, FOUR runs .slapped wide of point! Rahul made room early, and Siraj followed, but in vain, Siraj .bowled it short and on the stumps, getting the ball to finish well outside leg. But Rahul .had enough room to dispatch it to point's left .Point out, mid-on in\nSiraj to Rahul, no run .on a good length around sixth stump. Rahul looked to clip it away, but got an inside .edge close to the stumps\nSiraj to Rahul, FOUR runs .swung over mid-on. It didn't look all that well-timed, but was still good enough for a .boundary. Siraj bowled on the shorter side of a length outside off, and Rahul swiped at it .to go across the line\nSiraj to Rahul, no run .nearly a yorker on off at 142kph, and Rahul drags it to mid-on from deep in the crease\nSiraj to Rahul, no run .Rahul opens the face of the bat last moment off this length ball just outside off, and .guides the ball to short third\nSiraj to Rahul, 1 run .on a good length, and on a tight line around off. Pushed to mid-on for a quick single\nRabada to Rahul, no run .starts with one on a good length on middle and off. Rahul clips this to midwicket by .leaping in the crease\nRabada to Rahul, SIX runs .wow! Shot! Rabada switched his length to go short, and just outside off, but Rahul went .slightly across the stumps, and hooked it hard. The ball seemed to have gone off the .top half of the bat, but still flew for six over fine leg\nRabada to Rahul, no run .short in length on the stumps, and it hits Rahul on the body on leg as he looks to hook .but misses\nRabada to Rahul, FOUR runs .slapped over cover point. Another mistimed slog, but maybe the pitch is slow and .grippy. Anyway, Rabada went short and pretty wide of off, ad Rahul reached out with a .flat bat to deposit the ball for another four . .KL Rahul vs Kagiso Rabada .BALLS .64 .RUNS .83 .OUTS .3 .SR .129.68 .4s\/6s .8\/5\nRabada to Rahul, SIX runs .lovely shot! Perhaps this will remain the best from the day. This is a fullish delivery .around seventh stump, and Rahul remains deep in the crease, takes a good stride out, .and launches it over mid-off. It went into the first tier\nRabada to Rahul, 1 run .short in length, and just outside off. He opens the face of the bat late, and punches to .deep backward point .Time-out\nPrasidh to Rahul, no run .this swings in, and lands on a good length around off. Rahul goes back to push towards .cover\nPrasidh to Rahul, 2 runs .shortish in length on off, and Rahul pulls it hard towards deep square leg. Good work by .Shahrukh, who was at deep-backward square, and ran and tumbled to his left to stop a .boundary\nPrasidh to Rahul, 1 run .Rahul backs away way too early, and Prasidh has enough time to follow. Prasidh bowls .this short and outside leg, and ends up bowling on Rahul's pads. The latter looked to .clip, and got a single towards short fine leg .Porel on strike after a long time\nPrasidh to Abishek Porel, no run .short in length on the stumps, and punched to midwicket\nPrasidh to Abishek Porel, 1 run .short on leg, and dabbed to the on side as he rides the bounce, and gets his bottom .hand off the bat\nPrasidh to Rahul, 1 run .on a fullish length, and swinging in to arrive on middle. Driven to long-on\nRashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run .bowls full and wide-ish of off. Rahul drives hard, and the ball ricochets off Rashid's right .leg to long-on\nRashid Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 leg bye .on a length, and just outside leg. Porel looked to swipe, but the ball went off his pad to .short fine leg\nRashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run .the googly outside off, and on a fullish length. The ball turns in, and is pushed to long-on\nRashid Khan to Abishek Porel, no run .Porel shapes to skip down the pitch, but Rashid bowls full and quick on leg. The ball hits .Porel's pads eventually as he looked to heave\nRashid Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shortish in length on middle and leg, and nudged to midwicket\nRashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run .short in length on the stumps, and pulled flat by Rahul. It went on the bounce to the man .at deep midwicket\nPrasidh to Rahul, 1 run .again Rahul backs away, and Prasidh bowls short, and on middle and off. Punched to .deep third off the outside half of the bat\nPrasidh to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Porel gets lucky! It was a shortish ball at 145kph from Prasidh, with the ball arriving .around middle and off. Porel went pulling, but the ball flew off the top edge, and went .over the keeper's head. Arshad, at deep third, moves to his right, to try and save a .boundary. He even pulls the ball back, but momentum is taking him beyond the .boundary. His right leg, though, touches the toblerone in the process of looking to parry .the ball back. So it's a four\nPrasidh to Abishek Porel, 1 run .a crunching drive to deep cover! The ball is full, and angling across to arrive outside off, .and Porel creams it all along the ground\nPrasidh to Rahul, 2 runs .on a full length on middle and off, and clipped to deep midwicket. Rahul pushes for two, .and he gets it\nPrasidh to Rahul, 1 run .quite full again, and this swings in to come on middle. It is whipped wide of long-on, and .Rahul is happy with a single\nPrasidh to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .bang! Six down the ground! Porel finds his feet, as he lofts this length ball on middle and .off to go through the line. It is a clean swing of the bat, and ball goes flying over the .bowler's head\nRashid Khan to Rahul, no run .shorter side of a length, and just outside off. There's not much room to cut, and Rahul .plays it to point\nRashid Khan to Rahul, FOUR runs .slogged to deep square leg, and that is Rahul's fifty. It was the googly from Rashid, who .went fuller, but got the line comfortable enough, and the line straight enough. Rahul .went swinging, and placed the ball in the gap\nRashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run .short in length again, and on off. Whipped to long-on\nRashid Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 wide .Buttler is up and celebrating a potential caught-behind chance... only for the umpire to .call it wide. Rashid also looks convinced it's out, and GT review. It was a short delivery .well outside leg, and turned in to finish even wider. Porel had his front leg out of the way .to pull, but missed. UltraEdge shows absolutely nothing - neither bat nor pad - and the .ball remains a wide\nRashid Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 run .full ball on middle and off, and punched to long-off\nRashid Khan to Rahul, FOUR runs .Missed chance, and also four! Rahul goes sweeping and slogging again, and this ball .dips on a length outside off and straightens. Rahul gets a top edge behind the wicket, .and Sai Kishore, at short third, dives to his left, but can't get a hand\nRashid Khan to Rahul, no run .fuller, and just outside off. Pushed to cover .With that, here's Ekanth for the first time today\nRabada to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .Picked up high, goes five rows past the fine-leg boundary. Was a full ball on the knee- .roll, was on leg stump and Porel didn't move. Just flicked it low to high\nRabada to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Risky run. Gets away with it. No direct hit from mid-off. Was a full ball around off that .was firmly driven before Porel took off\nRabada to Rahul, SIX runs .Tonked over the bowler. Makes room and drives a fullish ball that was following him 79 .metres far\nRabada to Rahul, 1 run .Pitched up, pushed down the ground for a single\nRabada to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Slow and short just outside off. Porel waits, jumps and wipes it to deep third\nRabada to Rahul, 2 runs .Looked like a legcutter. 118ks, fullish on leg, clipped softly to the edge of the ring at .midwicket for a smart two\nSai Kishore to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Touch short and wide, Porel waits in the crease and uses the angle to late cut to short .third. Perhaps wanted to find the gap, but found the fielder on the bounce\nSai Kishore to Rahul, no run .Flat on a length at off, 94ks, cut late again. Finds short third\nSai Kishore to Rahul, 1 run .Slows it down. 88ks on a length at fifth, pushed to cover point\nSai Kishore to Abishek Porel, no run .Wide on a length, Axar-like slingy delivery close to the off-side tramline. Beats the cut\nSai Kishore to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .Over the wicket and Porel helps himself for a six downtown. The ball was angling in this .time, fifth-stump front-of-the-hand ball. Went straight on and at an even pace and .bounce. Porel was beside the line and drove it high\nSai Kishore to Abishek Porel, OUT .Porel cuts, Buttler takes a sharp catch. 94ks ball on a slightly short of length, drifting .away close to the tramline. Porel reached out and looked to cut behind square. Thinnish .edge from low off the bat, deflected towards Buttler's left. .Abishek Porel c \u2020Buttler b Sai Kishore 30 (19b 1x4 3x6 43m) SR: 157.89\nRashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run .Fullish 94ks ball on fourth, flicked along the ground through midwicket .Slip in. Deep point and long-off out on the off side\nRashid Khan to Axar Patel, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped to deep square leg\nRashid Khan to Rahul, 2 runs .Full n off, whipped between long-on and deep midwicket\nRashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run .Spin in, likely the googly. Beat the flick and the lbw appeal was subdued as that looked .to be going down leg. Was a length ball that landed around off and hit him in front of leg\nRashid Khan to Axar Patel, 1 run .Length on off, worked off the back foot to long-on\nRashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run .Looped up teasingly, Rahul clears the back leg and looks to whip through mid-on, inside .edges to short fine leg. 89ks\nSai Kishore to Rahul, FOUR runs .Rahul dances down and whacks it back. Might be considered a chance but Sai Kishore .couldn't get low enough in follow-through and the ball went through his legs\nSai Kishore to Rahul, FOUR runs .Rabada slides right at long-on but his knees might have jarred. Maybe the fielder .coming across had him weary. In the end, he parries it over the rope. Was a full ball that .was flicked along the ground\nSai Kishore to Rahul, FOUR runs .Turn away, edge found, goes through the vacant first-slip area. Axar-esque from Sai .Kishore again. 1'o clock release, angling in towards leg stump before turning late. Rahul .tried to nudge it square, got a leading edge\nSai Kishore to Rahul, 1 run .Length on off, touch of turn away, worked off the back foot to deep square leg\nSai Kishore to Axar Patel, no run .Has a hack across the line, misses. Sai Kishore's lbw appeal is turned down\nSai Kishore to Axar Patel, no run .Sweeps hard but the contact isn't good. Underedge goes to backward square leg\nRashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run .Cut to deep point. A touch short, turns away to fifth stump. Gets away with it. 96ks\nRashid Khan to Axar Patel, 1 run .Four deep fielders leg side and Rashid goes fullish at Axar's legs. 96ks, seemed to pick .up pace late. Axar tries to swat it square, edges it behind square\nRashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run .Length on fifth, 95ks, pushed with soft hands to point\nRashid Khan to Axar Patel, 2 runs .Siraj is charging to his diagonal right from long-off, but can't get there. Big slide too, has .to run back to pick it up. Was a wide length ball that Axar tried to drag across over .midwicket while upright. Toed it as his weight was going leg side. That didn't bounce .much either\nRashid Khan to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Short, spins in and Axar pulls it hard along the ground. Beats deep-backward square to .the left\nRashid Khan to Axar Patel, 1 run .This spins away. Started wide and ended close to the tramline. Axar reaches out and .slashes to long-off\nSai Kishore to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Slapped over the leaping bowler. A wide length ball and Axar flat-batted it against the .angle\nSai Kishore to Axar Patel, no run .Wide on a fullish length, looks to heave across the line. Misses . .Axar Patel in IPL, 2025 .INNS .11 .RUNS .252 .SR .157.50 .AVE .28.00 .HS .43\nSai Kishore to Axar Patel, 2 runs .Yorker on off, worked along the ground through midwicket.\nSai Kishore to Axar Patel, 2 runs .Pacer's bumper from Sai Kishore, sits up and reaches around waist-height. Axar read it .but couldn't middle the pull, skied it to deep midwicket. Lucky for him, it lands safe\nSai Kishore to Axar Patel, SIX runs .Gets on one knee and slog sweeps it over the bowler. He'd pulled one over the bowler .early on and now this. Sai Kishore went wide again, fullish and a touch slow\nSai Kishore to Axar Patel, 1 run .Shortish on top of off, skiddy 96ks ball, pulled on the bounce to deep midwicket\nPrasidh to Axar Patel, no run .Wide on a shortish length, looked slow, Axar tries to drag it over midwicket with a pull. .Misses\nPrasidh to Axar Patel, OUT .Taken at deep third. Sai Kishore didn't spot it initially, but then took off to the right and .took it around the bread basket. He was placed very fine too. Was a shortish ball .angling in. Axar limboed back and and upper cut it, more of a glide actually as there was .no follow-through. Timed it well, placement not .Axar Patel c Sai Kishore b Prasidh Krishna 25 (16b 2x4 1x6 18m) SR: 156.25\nPrasidh to Stubbs, 1 run .Into the pitch, at the hip, clipped off the back foot to long leg\nPrasidh to Rahul, FOUR runs .Deft pull to short fine leg's left. Short fine was in and Prasidh went slow at middle and .leg. Rahul waited for the most part, bent low and got the front leg out the way to rake it .into the ground\nPrasidh to Rahul, 1 leg bye .Tucked the low full toss to square leg\nPrasidh to Stubbs, 1 run .Short ball rises only to waist-height, Stubbs tucks it softly to midwicket and takes off. .Looked like the pull was on there, Stubbs decided to use it as a sighter instead\nSai Kishore to Stubbs, 1 run .Length on off, 95ks, pushed to long-off, who's slightly wide\nSai Kishore to Rahul, 1 run .Rahul dances down and Sai Kishore slows it down. Floats it wide on a length, slashed to .long-off .Over the wicket to Stubbs\nSai Kishore to Stubbs, 1 run .A bit of turn away. Landed around fifth and Stubbs had to reach out with his torso to cut .through extra cover .Around again to Rahul\nSai Kishore to Rahul, 1 run .Square driven through point. Was a 96ks length ball angling in sharply, finished on .middle and Rahul looked cramped for room. Bottom hand came off, so might've been .hurried too\nSai Kishore to Stubbs, SIX runs .Stubbs is able to use the angle in though. Clears the front leg late, it actually touched .the leg-side tramline to open up his hips for the pull. Flat over forward square leg for six. .Over the wicket\nSai Kishore to Stubbs, 1 run .Might've been seam-up. Under-edge goes low and too quickly for Buttler to get more .than a fingertip. Was a quick length ball outside off that Stubbs tried to flat-bat over the .bowler\nPrasidh to Stubbs, 1 run .Makes room early, Prasidh smartly bowls at fifth stump. 145ks and full. Stubbs has to .stretch out to bunt it to deep point\nPrasidh to Rahul, SIX runs .Remarkable shot, it's like a horizontal bat shot but was actually more of a lofted off .drive. Played it in front of the waist while backing away. Was a length ball following him, .cramped him for room but it didn't matter\nPrasidh to Rahul, no run .Full ball down leg, goes past the flick . .KL Rahul vs Prasidh Krishna .BALLS .50 .RUNS .67 .OUTS .3 .SR .134.00 .4s\/6s .6\/3\nPrasidh to Rahul, FOUR runs .Rahul brings up his fifth hundred with a pull in front of square. He has a word with his .partner before getting his lid out and soaking in the rousing cheers. Big smile on KP too. .Was a shortish ball that came around belly-height. Hit flat\nPrasidh to Rahul, 1 run .Yorker at 145ks following him as he makes room, jammed to long-off\nPrasidh to Stubbs, 2 runs .Perfect 141ks yorker has Stubbs sliding out of the way, he manages to clip it through .midwicket and scampers back for two\nSiraj to Rahul, FOUR runs .That's out if it hasn't hit bat. Siraj appealed for lbw, Gill wasn't convinced but takes the .review with three seconds to go. Ump called it runs. Indeed it was. Rahul went for the .reverse paddle over short third to a near-yorker on off stump. The bat was scraping up .and the ball went off the moving right toe of the bat, between the feet and through fine .leg\nSiraj to Rahul, FOUR runs .Very low full toss, almost a yorker but Rahul creams it through extra. Back knee bent .low to get under the ball, the line was around fourth stump which helped him.\nSiraj to Rahul, 1 run .141ks, near-yorker again. Rahul gets underneath by sliding his front leg leg side. Picks .up the flick to deep square leg's right. Stopped on the bounce\nSiraj to Stubbs, SIX runs .Jumping pull! Whacks a head-high bouncer from beside his shoulder. Fifth-stump .bouncer dragged over deep square leg. Even Gill is impressed.\nSiraj to Stubbs, 1 run .Siraj goes for another yorker, misses on the shorter side. Gets away with it as Stubbs .had cleared his front leg too far. Tried to slog it over long-on, toes it to midwicket","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs DC, 60th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Rahul, no run on a good length just outside off, and Rahul dabs it down as the bat turns in his hands\n Siraj to Rahul, no run fuller in length, and again just outside off or thereabouts. Pushed back towards Siraj by Rahul\n Siraj to Rahul, no run shorter side of a length on off, and the ball seems to straighten after pitching. Rahul blocks it down on the pitch\n Siraj to Rahul, 1 wide wide called, but it looked tight. Short of a length on middle and leg, and seaming in to finish just outside leg, as Rahul looked to nudge but missed\n Siraj to Rahul, FOUR runs off the outside half of the bat, but wide of slip. It seemed like good work by Rutherford sliding to his left to keep this to a single, but replays show Rutherford's foot had touched the boundary cushion. Rahul drove forward off this short-of-a-length ball outside off\n Siraj to Rahul, no run back of a length, and cut towards point\n Siraj to Rahul, FOUR runs punched between point and cover point! Short in length, and around sixth stump, as Rahul rides the bounce and presents the full face of the bat to find the gap for four\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, no run angles this across, and bowls short and around sixth stump. Slashed towards cover off the bottom of the bat\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, 1 wide short of a length, and outside leg. Du Plessis looked to clip but missed, and it is called wide\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, no run another ball on the shorter side, but this is on the stumps. The ball arrives around middle, and is punched towards cover point\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, no run on a good length, and around fifth stump. Du Plessis again goes slapping, but this one goes on the bounce to the man placed at a catching cover\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, no run shorter side of a length again, but this is just outside off. Cut away between short cover and point\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, no run a full ball swinging in to pitch on middle, and du Plessis is nearly cramped for room, before he pushes back off the inside half of the bat\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, 1 run he finally gets off the mark, as he slashes at this length ball just outside off to the left of the man tumbling at cover point\n Siraj to du Plessis, 1 run a mistimed pull over the man at mid-on. Short in length around sixth stump, before the ball seams back in, and there's some considerable bounce for Siraj, with the ball going off the higher side of du Plessis' bat\n Siraj to Rahul, no run short of a length just outside off, and finishing on top of the stumps. Punched to extra cover\n Siraj to Rahul, no run beaten! Shorter side of a length from Siraj, who went around fifth stump, and got the ball to shape back in. Rahul went pulling hard but missed, and the ball just went over the off stump\n Siraj to Rahul, 1 run short in length on off, and clipped to deep square leg\n Siraj to du Plessis, 1 run on the shorter side of a length on off, as du Plessis backs away and looks to slap, but gets a bottom edge rolling towards cover. That continues his sluggish start tonight Long-on and fine leg out for Rahul KL Rahul vs Mohammed Siraj BALLS 69 RUNS 117 OUTS 1 SR 169.56 4s\/6s 10\/9\n Siraj to Rahul, no run on a shortish length on middle and off, and flicked towards midwicket. Rahul sets off for a single, but is sent back by du Plessis. The throw goes at Rahul's end, but is wide of the stumps\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, 2 runs finally du Plessis gets the ball away... but still not a boundary. He made some room, and skipped down the pitch, before slicing this length ball outside off aerially, and over cover Faf du Plessis vs Arshad Khan BALLS 10 RUNS 3 OUTS 2 SR 30.00 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Arshad Khan to du Plessis, OUT gone! Taken at mid-on! Du Plessis' struggle ends. Arshad switched his length to slightly fuller than the previous ball, and swung this into the batter. The ball arrived on middle and leg, and du Plessis nearly seemed cramped for room. He ended up lofting it off the inside half of the bat to Siraj's right \n Arshad Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 run shortish in length on middle, and Porel gets slightly across to stylishly pull it to fine leg\n Arshad Khan to Rahul, 1 run on the shorter side of a length on middle, and punched down to mid-on's left for a hurried single\n Arshad Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 wide wide outside leg. This was angled in, and on a good length on leg. It went down with the angle as Porel looked to swipe but missed\n Arshad Khan to Abishek Porel, no run there's a noise as the ball passes the bat, but it's of the bat banging the ground. Arshad swung this away from Porel, and went on a yorker length around seventh stump. Porel went flashing with a flat bat, but missed\n Arshad Khan to Abishek Porel, no run Rabada at point tumbles to his left to save a boundary! It was another outswinger from Arshad to Porel, as the ball arrived at a full length slightly wide of off. Porel went driving through the line, and all but got a boundary\n Siraj to Rahul, FOUR runs slapped wide of point! Rahul made room early, and Siraj followed, but in vain, Siraj bowled it short and on the stumps, getting the ball to finish well outside leg. But Rahul had enough room to dispatch it to point's left Point out, mid-on in\n Siraj to Rahul, no run on a good length around sixth stump. Rahul looked to clip it away, but got an inside edge close to the stumps\n Siraj to Rahul, FOUR runs swung over mid-on. It didn't look all that well-timed, but was still good enough for a boundary. Siraj bowled on the shorter side of a length outside off, and Rahul swiped at it to go across the line\n Siraj to Rahul, no run nearly a yorker on off at 142kph, and Rahul drags it to mid-on from deep in the crease\n Siraj to Rahul, no run Rahul opens the face of the bat last moment off this length ball just outside off, and guides the ball to short third\n Siraj to Rahul, 1 run on a good length, and on a tight line around off. Pushed to mid-on for a quick single\n Rabada to Rahul, no run starts with one on a good length on middle and off. Rahul clips this to midwicket by leaping in the crease\n Rabada to Rahul, SIX runs wow! Shot! Rabada switched his length to go short, and just outside off, but Rahul went slightly across the stumps, and hooked it hard. The ball seemed to have gone off the top half of the bat, but still flew for six over fine leg\n Rabada to Rahul, no run short in length on the stumps, and it hits Rahul on the body on leg as he looks to hook but misses\n Rabada to Rahul, FOUR runs slapped over cover point. Another mistimed slog, but maybe the pitch is slow and grippy. Anyway, Rabada went short and pretty wide of off, ad Rahul reached out with a flat bat to deposit the ball for another four KL Rahul vs Kagiso Rabada BALLS 64 RUNS 83 OUTS 3 SR 129.68 4s\/6s 8\/5\n Rabada to Rahul, SIX runs lovely shot! Perhaps this will remain the best from the day. This is a fullish delivery around seventh stump, and Rahul remains deep in the crease, takes a good stride out, and launches it over mid-off. It went into the first tier\n Rabada to Rahul, 1 run short in length, and just outside off. He opens the face of the bat late, and punches to deep backward point Time-out\n Prasidh to Rahul, no run this swings in, and lands on a good length around off. Rahul goes back to push towards cover\n Prasidh to Rahul, 2 runs shortish in length on off, and Rahul pulls it hard towards deep square leg. Good work by Shahrukh, who was at deep-backward square, and ran and tumbled to his left to stop a boundary\n Prasidh to Rahul, 1 run Rahul backs away way too early, and Prasidh has enough time to follow. Prasidh bowls this short and outside leg, and ends up bowling on Rahul's pads. The latter looked to clip, and got a single towards short fine leg Porel on strike after a long time\n Prasidh to Abishek Porel, no run short in length on the stumps, and punched to midwicket\n Prasidh to Abishek Porel, 1 run short on leg, and dabbed to the on side as he rides the bounce, and gets his bottom hand off the bat\n Prasidh to Rahul, 1 run on a fullish length, and swinging in to arrive on middle. Driven to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run bowls full and wide-ish of off. Rahul drives hard, and the ball ricochets off Rashid's right leg to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 leg bye on a length, and just outside leg. Porel looked to swipe, but the ball went off his pad to short fine leg\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run the googly outside off, and on a fullish length. The ball turns in, and is pushed to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Abishek Porel, no run Porel shapes to skip down the pitch, but Rashid bowls full and quick on leg. The ball hits Porel's pads eventually as he looked to heave\n Rashid Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 run shortish in length on middle and leg, and nudged to midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run short in length on the stumps, and pulled flat by Rahul. It went on the bounce to the man at deep midwicket\n Prasidh to Rahul, 1 run again Rahul backs away, and Prasidh bowls short, and on middle and off. Punched to deep third off the outside half of the bat\n Prasidh to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Porel gets lucky! It was a shortish ball at 145kph from Prasidh, with the ball arriving around middle and off. Porel went pulling, but the ball flew off the top edge, and went over the keeper's head. Arshad, at deep third, moves to his right, to try and save a boundary. He even pulls the ball back, but momentum is taking him beyond the boundary. His right leg, though, touches the toblerone in the process of looking to parry the ball back. So it's a four\n Prasidh to Abishek Porel, 1 run a crunching drive to deep cover! The ball is full, and angling across to arrive outside off, and Porel creams it all along the ground\n Prasidh to Rahul, 2 runs on a full length on middle and off, and clipped to deep midwicket. Rahul pushes for two, and he gets it\n Prasidh to Rahul, 1 run quite full again, and this swings in to come on middle. It is whipped wide of long-on, and Rahul is happy with a single\n Prasidh to Abishek Porel, SIX runs bang! Six down the ground! Porel finds his feet, as he lofts this length ball on middle and off to go through the line. It is a clean swing of the bat, and ball goes flying over the bowler's head\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, no run shorter side of a length, and just outside off. There's not much room to cut, and Rahul plays it to point\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, FOUR runs slogged to deep square leg, and that is Rahul's fifty. It was the googly from Rashid, who went fuller, but got the line comfortable enough, and the line straight enough. Rahul went swinging, and placed the ball in the gap\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run short in length again, and on off. Whipped to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 wide Buttler is up and celebrating a potential caught-behind chance... only for the umpire to call it wide. Rashid also looks convinced it's out, and GT review. It was a short delivery well outside leg, and turned in to finish even wider. Porel had his front leg out of the way to pull, but missed. UltraEdge shows absolutely nothing - neither bat nor pad - and the ball remains a wide\n Rashid Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 run full ball on middle and off, and punched to long-off\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, FOUR runs Missed chance, and also four! Rahul goes sweeping and slogging again, and this ball dips on a length outside off and straightens. Rahul gets a top edge behind the wicket, and Sai Kishore, at short third, dives to his left, but can't get a hand\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, no run fuller, and just outside off. Pushed to cover With that, here's Ekanth for the first time today\n Rabada to Abishek Porel, SIX runs Picked up high, goes five rows past the fine-leg boundary. Was a full ball on the knee-roll, was on leg stump and Porel didn't move. Just flicked it low to high\n Rabada to Abishek Porel, 1 run Risky run. Gets away with it. No direct hit from mid-off. Was a full ball around off that was firmly driven before Porel took off\n Rabada to Rahul, SIX runs Tonked over the bowler. Makes room and drives a fullish ball that was following him 79 metres far\n Rabada to Rahul, 1 run Pitched up, pushed down the ground for a single\n Rabada to Abishek Porel, 1 run Slow and short just outside off. Porel waits, jumps and wipes it to deep third\n Rabada to Rahul, 2 runs Looked like a legcutter. 118ks, fullish on leg, clipped softly to the edge of the ring at midwicket for a smart two\n Sai Kishore to Abishek Porel, 1 run Touch short and wide, Porel waits in the crease and uses the angle to late cut to short third. Perhaps wanted to find the gap, but found the fielder on the bounce\n Sai Kishore to Rahul, no run Flat on a length at off, 94ks, cut late again. Finds short third\n Sai Kishore to Rahul, 1 run Slows it down. 88ks on a length at fifth, pushed to cover point\n Sai Kishore to Abishek Porel, no run Wide on a length, Axar-like slingy delivery close to the off-side tramline. Beats the cut\n Sai Kishore to Abishek Porel, SIX runs Over the wicket and Porel helps himself for a six downtown. The ball was angling in this time, fifth-stump front-of-the-hand ball. Went straight on and at an even pace and bounce. Porel was beside the line and drove it high\n Sai Kishore to Abishek Porel, OUT Porel cuts, Buttler takes a sharp catch. 94ks ball on a slightly short of length, drifting away close to the tramline. Porel reached out and looked to cut behind square. Thinnish edge from low off the bat, deflected towards Buttler's left. \n Rashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run Fullish 94ks ball on fourth, flicked along the ground through midwicket Slip in. Deep point and long-off out on the off side\n Rashid Khan to Axar Patel, 1 run Length on leg, clipped to deep square leg\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, 2 runs Full n off, whipped between long-on and deep midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run Spin in, likely the googly. Beat the flick and the lbw appeal was subdued as that looked to be going down leg. Was a length ball that landed around off and hit him in front of leg\n Rashid Khan to Axar Patel, 1 run Length on off, worked off the back foot to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run Looped up teasingly, Rahul clears the back leg and looks to whip through mid-on, inside edges to short fine leg. 89ks\n Sai Kishore to Rahul, FOUR runs Rahul dances down and whacks it back. Might be considered a chance but Sai Kishore couldn't get low enough in follow-through and the ball went through his legs\n Sai Kishore to Rahul, FOUR runs Rabada slides right at long-on but his knees might have jarred. Maybe the fielder coming across had him weary. In the end, he parries it over the rope. Was a full ball that was flicked along the ground\n Sai Kishore to Rahul, FOUR runs Turn away, edge found, goes through the vacant first-slip area. Axar-esque from Sai Kishore again. 1'o clock release, angling in towards leg stump before turning late. Rahul tried to nudge it square, got a leading edge\n Sai Kishore to Rahul, 1 run Length on off, touch of turn away, worked off the back foot to deep square leg\n Sai Kishore to Axar Patel, no run Has a hack across the line, misses. Sai Kishore's lbw appeal is turned down\n Sai Kishore to Axar Patel, no run Sweeps hard but the contact isn't good. Underedge goes to backward square leg\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run Cut to deep point. A touch short, turns away to fifth stump. Gets away with it. 96ks\n Rashid Khan to Axar Patel, 1 run Four deep fielders leg side and Rashid goes fullish at Axar's legs. 96ks, seemed to pick up pace late. Axar tries to swat it square, edges it behind square\n Rashid Khan to Rahul, 1 run Length on fifth, 95ks, pushed with soft hands to point\n Rashid Khan to Axar Patel, 2 runs Siraj is charging to his diagonal right from long-off, but can't get there. Big slide too, has to run back to pick it up. Was a wide length ball that Axar tried to drag across over midwicket while upright. Toed it as his weight was going leg side. That didn't bounce much either\n Rashid Khan to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Short, spins in and Axar pulls it hard along the ground. Beats deep-backward square to the left\n Rashid Khan to Axar Patel, 1 run This spins away. Started wide and ended close to the tramline. Axar reaches out and slashes to long-off\n Sai Kishore to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Slapped over the leaping bowler. A wide length ball and Axar flat-batted it against the angle\n Sai Kishore to Axar Patel, no run Wide on a fullish length, looks to heave across the line. Misses Axar Patel in IPL, 2025 INNS 11 RUNS 252 SR 157.50 AVE 28.00 HS 43\n Sai Kishore to Axar Patel, 2 runs Yorker on off, worked along the ground through midwicket.\n Sai Kishore to Axar Patel, 2 runs Pacer's bumper from Sai Kishore, sits up and reaches around waist-height. Axar read it but couldn't middle the pull, skied it to deep midwicket. Lucky for him, it lands safe\n Sai Kishore to Axar Patel, SIX runs Gets on one knee and slog sweeps it over the bowler. He'd pulled one over the bowler early on and now this. Sai Kishore went wide again, fullish and a touch slow\n Sai Kishore to Axar Patel, 1 run Shortish on top of off, skiddy 96ks ball, pulled on the bounce to deep midwicket\n Prasidh to Axar Patel, no run Wide on a shortish length, looked slow, Axar tries to drag it over midwicket with a pull. Misses\n Prasidh to Axar Patel, OUT Taken at deep third. Sai Kishore didn't spot it initially, but then took off to the right and took it around the bread basket. He was placed very fine too. Was a shortish ball angling in. Axar limboed back and and upper cut it, more of a glide actually as there was no follow-through. Timed it well, placement not \n Prasidh to Stubbs, 1 run Into the pitch, at the hip, clipped off the back foot to long leg\n Prasidh to Rahul, FOUR runs Deft pull to short fine leg's left. Short fine was in and Prasidh went slow at middle and leg. Rahul waited for the most part, bent low and got the front leg out the way to rake it into the ground\n Prasidh to Rahul, 1 leg bye Tucked the low full toss to square leg\n Prasidh to Stubbs, 1 run Short ball rises only to waist-height, Stubbs tucks it softly to midwicket and takes off. Looked like the pull was on there, Stubbs decided to use it as a sighter instead\n Sai Kishore to Stubbs, 1 run Length on off, 95ks, pushed to long-off, who's slightly wide\n Sai Kishore to Rahul, 1 run Rahul dances down and Sai Kishore slows it down. Floats it wide on a length, slashed to long-off Over the wicket to Stubbs\n Sai Kishore to Stubbs, 1 run A bit of turn away. Landed around fifth and Stubbs had to reach out with his torso to cut through extra cover Around again to Rahul\n Sai Kishore to Rahul, 1 run Square driven through point. Was a 96ks length ball angling in sharply, finished on middle and Rahul looked cramped for room. Bottom hand came off, so might've been hurried too\n Sai Kishore to Stubbs, SIX runs Stubbs is able to use the angle in though. Clears the front leg late, it actually touched the leg-side tramline to open up his hips for the pull. Flat over forward square leg for six. Over the wicket\n Sai Kishore to Stubbs, 1 run Might've been seam-up. Under-edge goes low and too quickly for Buttler to get more than a fingertip. Was a quick length ball outside off that Stubbs tried to flat-bat over the bowler\n Prasidh to Stubbs, 1 run Makes room early, Prasidh smartly bowls at fifth stump. 145ks and full. Stubbs has to stretch out to bunt it to deep point\n Prasidh to Rahul, SIX runs Remarkable shot, it's like a horizontal bat shot but was actually more of a lofted off drive. Played it in front of the waist while backing away. Was a length ball following him, cramped him for room but it didn't matter\n Prasidh to Rahul, no run Full ball down leg, goes past the flick KL Rahul vs Prasidh Krishna BALLS 50 RUNS 67 OUTS 3 SR 134.00 4s\/6s 6\/3\n Prasidh to Rahul, FOUR runs Rahul brings up his fifth hundred with a pull in front of square. He has a word with his partner before getting his lid out and soaking in the rousing cheers. Big smile on KP too. Was a shortish ball that came around belly-height. Hit flat\n Prasidh to Rahul, 1 run Yorker at 145ks following him as he makes room, jammed to long-off\n Prasidh to Stubbs, 2 runs Perfect 141ks yorker has Stubbs sliding out of the way, he manages to clip it through midwicket and scampers back for two\n Siraj to Rahul, FOUR runs That's out if it hasn't hit bat. Siraj appealed for lbw, Gill wasn't convinced but takes the review with three seconds to go. Ump called it runs. Indeed it was. Rahul went for the reverse paddle over short third to a near-yorker on off stump. The bat was scraping up and the ball went off the moving right toe of the bat, between the feet and through fine leg\n Siraj to Rahul, FOUR runs Very low full toss, almost a yorker but Rahul creams it through extra. Back knee bent low to get under the ball, the line was around fourth stump which helped him.\n Siraj to Rahul, 1 run 141ks, near-yorker again. Rahul gets underneath by sliding his front leg leg side. Picks up the flick to deep square leg's right. Stopped on the bounce\n Siraj to Stubbs, SIX runs Jumping pull! Whacks a head-high bouncer from beside his shoulder. Fifth-stump bouncer dragged over deep square leg. Even Gill is impressed.\n Siraj to Stubbs, 1 run Siraj goes for another yorker, misses on the shorter side. Gets away with it as Stubbs had cleared his front leg too far. Tried to slog it over long-on, toes it to midwicket","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","Axar Patel","Rahul","Stubbs","du Plessis"],"Runs":[30.0,25.0,112.0,21.0,5.0],"Balls_Faced":[19,16,64,10,10],"Fours":[1,2,14,0,0],"Sixes":[3,1,4,2,0],"S\/R":[157.89,156.25,175.0,210.0,50.0],"dismissal":["c \u2020Buttler b Sai Kishore","c Sai Kishore b Prasidh Krishna","Not Out","Not Out","c Mohammed Siraj b Arshad Khan"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshad Khan","Prasidh","Rabada","Rashid Khan","Sai Kishore","Siraj"],"Balls":[12,24,12,24,24,23],"Runs_Given":[7.0,40.0,34.0,32.0,47.0,37.0],"Wickets":[1,1,0,0,1,0],"Overs":[2.0,4.0,2.0,4.0,4.0,3.5],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Abhishek to Marsh, 1 run .starts on middle and leg and Marsh clips him to leg for one\nAbhishek to Markram, 1 run .some turn from off stump and it's driven into the covers for one. A run out chance at the .non-striker's end and Markram gets a life! He was gone had Cummins hit the stumps, or .if Abhishek had collected and whipped the bails off\nAbhishek to Marsh, no run .shortish and turning away, cuts it straight to point\nAbhishek to Marsh, 1 run .much straighter on middle and leg now, driven down for another quick single\nAbhishek to Markram, no run .flat arm ball towards leg stump, Markam punches it back\nAbhishek to Markram, no run .outside off and it's driven straight to the fielder again .Aiden Markram played for SRH from 2022 to 2024 remember\nShami to Marsh, no run .starts with a length ball on off, respectfully blocked by Marsh\nShami to Marsh, 1 run .swing now, into Marsh from length and he adjusts last minute to tuck it to leg for one\nShami to Markram, OUT .straight to mid-off! Markram drives the length ball on the up and hands a .straightforward catch to Cummins. Perishes only for 1 against his former side. Shami .strikes with the new ball again and crowd loves it! .Aiden Markram c Cummins b Mohammed Shami 1 (4b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 25\nShami to Pooran, 5 wide .oh my! Swings that a mile down the leg side way past the pads and the diving Klaasen .for five wides\nShami to Pooran, 1 run .still swinging in, this time into the pads for one behind square .Mohammed Shami Powerplay wickets in T20s57\nShami to Marsh, FOUR runs .flicked into the sky off his pads, the fielders chase from inside the ring but that's gone .over for four after a bounce. Marsh is off like he was against Starc\nShami to Marsh, no run .excellent ball to end the over, some outswing on off stump and Marsh defends\nSimarjeet Singh to Pooran, FOUR runs .back foot punch square of he wicket to deep point where Reddy reaches the ball with a .slide to his left, gets both hands too but it gos through him for four!\nSimarjeet Singh to Pooran, no run .a bouncer now over the batter and he ducks under it\nSimarjeet Singh to Pooran, no run .nice and tight on off stump, no room and he defends it square\nSimarjeet Singh to Pooran, SIX runs .smoked over long-on and that lands in the crowd! He gets the length that's slightly .short, rocks back for it to transfer weight on the back foot and heaves over long on\nSimarjeet Singh to Pooran, SIX runs .make that two in two like SRH did at the end of their innings! This one is even bigger as .Simarjeet goes short again and Pooran stays back for a meaty pull square of the wicket, .97 meters far. Phew! . .Nicholas Pooran in IPL, 2025 .INNS .2 .RUNS .92 .SR .255.55 .AVE .92.00 .HS .75\nSimarjeet Singh to Pooran, 1 run .really good ball for a reply, short of length on off and makes Pooran hop on the back .foot. He dabs it square for a single .That's a big over to put the pressure on SRH\nShami to Pooran, FOUR runs .through a diving cover fielder! Pooran drove on the up, the ball stayed in the air for a bit .as the fielder dived to his left but couldn't catch hold of it\nShami to Pooran, 1 run .angling in from around the wicket, just wide of off and he steers it square for one\nShami to Marsh, SIX runs .straight like an arrow! Pitched up, no swing really and Marsh lofts that beautifully down .the ground, wonderful follow through and classy straight loft\nShami to Marsh, no run .a leave! Would you believe it. A length ball outside off and he lets it go. Even sports a .smile after that\nShami to Marsh, SIX runs .fetch that! Pitched up again and Marsh, almost on the move towards off middles that .straight drive yet again, straight over mid-on for another spectacular six. He is middling .it like never before\nShami to Marsh, 1 leg bye .thuds into his pads outside leg and they hare across for a leg bye .35 from the last two overs. Another bowling change?\nAbhishek to Marsh, no run .outside off, he punches off the back foot straight to cover\nAbhishek to Marsh, FOUR runs .too full and whipped away for four on the leg side. It was pitched up, Marsh opened up .and he flicked that away along the ground with some power to beat the sliding fielder in .the deep\nAbhishek to Marsh, no run .full on middle and leg and gently pushed into the covers\nAbhishek to Marsh, 1 run .poor ball down leg but he gets away as Marsh mistimes the pull and gets a single off .the back of the bat after it deflected off his pad\nAbhishek to Pooran, SIX runs .there comes the Pooran slog sweep for six! That was the danger of bowling a left-arm .spinner to Pooran and he shows why first ball. Gets down on a knee to the ball on off .and smacks it over deep midwicket . .Nicholas Pooran vs Abhishek Sharma .BALLS .9 .RUNS .44 .OUTS .0 .SR .488.88 .4s\/6s .0\/7\nAbhishek to Pooran, SIX runs .make that two in two and it's raining sixes in Hyderabad! Gets down quickly again, .sweeps it again, middles it again, and this time square of the wicket. Fielder in the deep .or not, this one's for the crowd\nCummins to Marsh, 1 run .starts with a near yorker on middle and leg and Marsh bunts it down to mid-on for a .quick single\nCummins to Pooran, FOUR runs .smashed back for four. Pooran is unstoppable! Poor delivery as well, quite full on off .and Pooran won't let that go. Sends that crashing over Marsh's head and that races to .the boundary\nCummins to Pooran, no run .inside edge and nearly chops on! He takes the pace off to bowl at 118.6kmh, and wide .outside off, Pooran reaches out for a heave and mistimes it but the ball thuds into his .pads\nCummins to Pooran, FOUR runs .scooped away this time for four, where will you bowl to him? He's expecting another .one wide outside off and shuffles that side quickly while opening the face of the bat to .leg and directs the ball over short fine leg\nCummins to Pooran, 1 wide .short, slow and wide outside off, Pooran misses this but it's called wide\nCummins to Pooran, no run .short and wide again, he waits and checks his slap to cover point. Reaches him after a .bounce\nCummins to Pooran, 1 run .pace off again outside off, he taps to cover point and they make it across for a quick .single .SRH were 62 for 2 after the powerplay, LSG racing away at 77 for 1. This is LSG's .second-highest powerplay total in the IPL, behind the 80 for 1 vs CSK in 2023 . .IMPACT SUBSRH .A Zampa .TM Head\nZampa to Pooran, 1 run .wide and going away with the arm, he chases and mistimes a little towards cover for .one\nZampa to Marsh, 1 run .low and dipping full toss on middle and leg, slammed back for a single off Zampa's left .hand\nZampa to Pooran, SIX runs .there it goes into the second tier! Zampa strays on the leg side, Pooran pounces on that .and slog sweeps yet again, high into the stands for his 18-ball fifty .See all photos\nZampa to Pooran, 1 wide .goes wide outside off this time and quick at 94.1kmh, left alone for a wide\nZampa to Pooran, SIX runs .that's a wide as well but Pooran loves the length, reaches out for it and sends that .downtown for his sixth six already in 20 balls!\nZampa to Pooran, FOUR runs .drops that short and quick on leg, and Pooran is quick enough to swat paddle it fine .without moving much, and a bit of misfield from a diving short fine leg gets four more. .That should have been stopped though\nZampa to Pooran, no run .wide outside off now at 92.4kmh, crashed off the back foot and straight to point this .time\nHarshal to Marsh, 1 run .starts with a length ball outside off and Marsh drives that down to long-on\nHarshal to Pooran, 1 run .full and wide, and Pooran goes low quickly to steer it to deep third\nHarshal to Marsh, FOUR runs .131.7kmh, short and wide outside off, Marsh eyes the leg side though and he middles .that pull along the ground to bisect the gap between two fielders in the deep there\nHarshal to Marsh, 1 wide .too short, slow and wide outside off. Called a wide\nHarshal to Marsh, 1 run .inside edges the booming drive to the leg side for one and that's the century .partnership off just 41 balls\nHarshal to Pooran, 1 wide .and another wide! Bangs this one in short outside off, Pooran leaves it alone\nHarshal to Pooran, 1 wide .and another! SRH feeling the nerves and the heat. Low and wide full toss and another .extra\nHarshal to Pooran, FOUR runs .finally gets it straight and Pooran has been waiting! Pulls that with utter disdain, in the .gap between long-on and deep midwicket for a cracking four\nHarshal to Pooran, 1 run .135.3kmh, a full toss to end the over, it's wide outside off and he steers it late to deep .third. Keeps strike as well .These two have brought a 191 chase down to 80 required off just 72\nCummins to Pooran, 3 runs .fine leg is in, Pooran scoops Cummins away with a hop to the off side and that's racing .away for four but Simarjeet is not giving up the chase. He slides last minute to keep it in, .oh the ball is roling towards the ad cushion. Simarjeet jumps back in quickly and drags .the ball in just in time. But saves only one after all that effort, which may not make a .difference in this chase\nCummins to Marsh, 1 wide .slow and wide, they're all trying to keep the ball away from the batters but bowling .wides. Well outside off\nCummins to Marsh, FOUR runs .scythed to deep third for four. That went like a rocket. Full of and wide, Marsh opened .the face late close to the ground and carved that over a square short third . .Nicholas Pooran vs Pat Cummins .BALLS .32 .RUNS .46 .OUTS .1 .SR .143.75 .4s\/6s .7\/0\nCummins to Marsh, 1 run .slow and wide again, Marsh slams that down to long-on for one .Around to Pooran\nCummins to Pooran, OUT .struck in front of middle and the finger has gone up! Pooran has a chat with Marsh and .goes for the review. Only an edge can save him though. Angling in from outside off, .pitching just outside off, hitting in line and hitting middle and leg. No edge and review .and Pooran both gone .Nicholas Pooran lbw b Cummins 70 (26b 6x4 6x6 38m) SR: 269.23\nCummins to Pant, no run .oh hello, Rishabh Pant! 140kmh bouncer from Cummins which Pant juuust manages to .duck under while taking his eyes off the ball. Nasty\nCummins to Pant, no run .and another one and Pant is on the ground now! A bouncer to follow the bouncer, Pant .loses shape completely like he often does, tries to get bat on ball with a swipe but ends .cup falling on the off side\nZampa to Marsh, FOUR runs .oh, terrible long hop down leg and Marsh sends that fine on the leg side instead of using .power, to get four\nZampa to Marsh, 1 run .outside off now and Marsh muscles that through extra cover for one .Eight balls this IPL, Pant not off the mark yet\nZampa to Pant, 1 run .Pant has his first run in IPL 2025 with a back-foot clip to leg side with the turn. Phew\nZampa to Marsh, 1 run .flat legbreak around off, pushed with the turn to deep cover for one more\nZampa to Pant, 1 run .nice and loopy legbreak now on the stumps, Pant punches it back and Zampa gets a .hand but deflects behind him for one\nZampa to Marsh, 1 run .full on off and driven along the carpet to long-off for one more .Five singles after the boundary and Zampa gets a word from the umpire for probably .running on the pitch. Here's Abhimanyu to finish things off","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs LSG, 7th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Abhishek to Marsh, 1 run starts on middle and leg and Marsh clips him to leg for one\n Abhishek to Markram, 1 run some turn from off stump and it's driven into the covers for one. A run out chance at the non-striker's end and Markram gets a life! He was gone had Cummins hit the stumps, or if Abhishek had collected and whipped the bails off\n Abhishek to Marsh, no run shortish and turning away, cuts it straight to point\n Abhishek to Marsh, 1 run much straighter on middle and leg now, driven down for another quick single\n Abhishek to Markram, no run flat arm ball towards leg stump, Markam punches it back\n Abhishek to Markram, no run outside off and it's driven straight to the fielder again Aiden Markram played for SRH from 2022 to 2024 remember\n Shami to Marsh, no run starts with a length ball on off, respectfully blocked by Marsh\n Shami to Marsh, 1 run swing now, into Marsh from length and he adjusts last minute to tuck it to leg for one\n Shami to Markram, OUT straight to mid-off! Markram drives the length ball on the up and hands a straightforward catch to Cummins. Perishes only for 1 against his former side. Shami strikes with the new ball again and crowd loves it! \n Shami to Pooran, 5 wide oh my! Swings that a mile down the leg side way past the pads and the diving Klaasen for five wides\n Shami to Pooran, 1 run still swinging in, this time into the pads for one behind square Mohammed Shami Powerplay wickets in T20s57\n Shami to Marsh, FOUR runs flicked into the sky off his pads, the fielders chase from inside the ring but that's gone over for four after a bounce. Marsh is off like he was against Starc\n Shami to Marsh, no run excellent ball to end the over, some outswing on off stump and Marsh defends\n Simarjeet Singh to Pooran, FOUR runs back foot punch square of he wicket to deep point where Reddy reaches the ball with a slide to his left, gets both hands too but it gos through him for four!\n Simarjeet Singh to Pooran, no run a bouncer now over the batter and he ducks under it\n Simarjeet Singh to Pooran, no run nice and tight on off stump, no room and he defends it square\n Simarjeet Singh to Pooran, SIX runs smoked over long-on and that lands in the crowd! He gets the length that's slightly short, rocks back for it to transfer weight on the back foot and heaves over long on\n Simarjeet Singh to Pooran, SIX runs make that two in two like SRH did at the end of their innings! This one is even bigger as Simarjeet goes short again and Pooran stays back for a meaty pull square of the wicket, 97 meters far. Phew! Nicholas Pooran in IPL, 2025 INNS 2 RUNS 92 SR 255.55 AVE 92.00 HS 75\n Simarjeet Singh to Pooran, 1 run really good ball for a reply, short of length on off and makes Pooran hop on the back foot. He dabs it square for a single That's a big over to put the pressure on SRH\n Shami to Pooran, FOUR runs through a diving cover fielder! Pooran drove on the up, the ball stayed in the air for a bit as the fielder dived to his left but couldn't catch hold of it\n Shami to Pooran, 1 run angling in from around the wicket, just wide of off and he steers it square for one\n Shami to Marsh, SIX runs straight like an arrow! Pitched up, no swing really and Marsh lofts that beautifully down the ground, wonderful follow through and classy straight loft\n Shami to Marsh, no run a leave! Would you believe it. A length ball outside off and he lets it go. Even sports a smile after that\n Shami to Marsh, SIX runs fetch that! Pitched up again and Marsh, almost on the move towards off middles that straight drive yet again, straight over mid-on for another spectacular six. He is middling it like never before\n Shami to Marsh, 1 leg bye thuds into his pads outside leg and they hare across for a leg bye 35 from the last two overs. Another bowling change?\n Abhishek to Marsh, no run outside off, he punches off the back foot straight to cover\n Abhishek to Marsh, FOUR runs too full and whipped away for four on the leg side. It was pitched up, Marsh opened up and he flicked that away along the ground with some power to beat the sliding fielder in the deep\n Abhishek to Marsh, no run full on middle and leg and gently pushed into the covers\n Abhishek to Marsh, 1 run poor ball down leg but he gets away as Marsh mistimes the pull and gets a single off the back of the bat after it deflected off his pad\n Abhishek to Pooran, SIX runs there comes the Pooran slog sweep for six! That was the danger of bowling a left-arm spinner to Pooran and he shows why first ball. Gets down on a knee to the ball on off and smacks it over deep midwicket Nicholas Pooran vs Abhishek Sharma BALLS 9 RUNS 44 OUTS 0 SR 488.88 4s\/6s 0\/7\n Abhishek to Pooran, SIX runs make that two in two and it's raining sixes in Hyderabad! Gets down quickly again, sweeps it again, middles it again, and this time square of the wicket. Fielder in the deep or not, this one's for the crowd\n Cummins to Marsh, 1 run starts with a near yorker on middle and leg and Marsh bunts it down to mid-on for a quick single\n Cummins to Pooran, FOUR runs smashed back for four. Pooran is unstoppable! Poor delivery as well, quite full on off and Pooran won't let that go. Sends that crashing over Marsh's head and that races to the boundary\n Cummins to Pooran, no run inside edge and nearly chops on! He takes the pace off to bowl at 118.6kmh, and wide outside off, Pooran reaches out for a heave and mistimes it but the ball thuds into his pads\n Cummins to Pooran, FOUR runs scooped away this time for four, where will you bowl to him? He's expecting another one wide outside off and shuffles that side quickly while opening the face of the bat to leg and directs the ball over short fine leg\n Cummins to Pooran, 1 wide short, slow and wide outside off, Pooran misses this but it's called wide\n Cummins to Pooran, no run short and wide again, he waits and checks his slap to cover point. Reaches him after a bounce\n Cummins to Pooran, 1 run pace off again outside off, he taps to cover point and they make it across for a quick single SRH were 62 for 2 after the powerplay, LSG racing away at 77 for 1. This is LSG's second-highest powerplay total in the IPL, behind the 80 for 1 vs CSK in 2023 IMPACT SUBSRH A Zampa TM Head\n Zampa to Pooran, 1 run wide and going away with the arm, he chases and mistimes a little towards cover for one\n Zampa to Marsh, 1 run low and dipping full toss on middle and leg, slammed back for a single off Zampa's left hand\n Zampa to Pooran, SIX runs there it goes into the second tier! Zampa strays on the leg side, Pooran pounces on that and slog sweeps yet again, high into the stands for his 18-ball fifty See all photos\n Zampa to Pooran, 1 wide goes wide outside off this time and quick at 94.1kmh, left alone for a wide\n Zampa to Pooran, SIX runs that's a wide as well but Pooran loves the length, reaches out for it and sends that downtown for his sixth six already in 20 balls!\n Zampa to Pooran, FOUR runs drops that short and quick on leg, and Pooran is quick enough to swat paddle it fine without moving much, and a bit of misfield from a diving short fine leg gets four more. That should have been stopped though\n Zampa to Pooran, no run wide outside off now at 92.4kmh, crashed off the back foot and straight to point this time\n Harshal to Marsh, 1 run starts with a length ball outside off and Marsh drives that down to long-on\n Harshal to Pooran, 1 run full and wide, and Pooran goes low quickly to steer it to deep third\n Harshal to Marsh, FOUR runs 131.7kmh, short and wide outside off, Marsh eyes the leg side though and he middles that pull along the ground to bisect the gap between two fielders in the deep there\n Harshal to Marsh, 1 wide too short, slow and wide outside off. Called a wide\n Harshal to Marsh, 1 run inside edges the booming drive to the leg side for one and that's the century partnership off just 41 balls\n Harshal to Pooran, 1 wide and another wide! Bangs this one in short outside off, Pooran leaves it alone\n Harshal to Pooran, 1 wide and another! SRH feeling the nerves and the heat. Low and wide full toss and another extra\n Harshal to Pooran, FOUR runs finally gets it straight and Pooran has been waiting! Pulls that with utter disdain, in the gap between long-on and deep midwicket for a cracking four\n Harshal to Pooran, 1 run 135.3kmh, a full toss to end the over, it's wide outside off and he steers it late to deep third. Keeps strike as well These two have brought a 191 chase down to 80 required off just 72\n Cummins to Pooran, 3 runs fine leg is in, Pooran scoops Cummins away with a hop to the off side and that's racing away for four but Simarjeet is not giving up the chase. He slides last minute to keep it in, oh the ball is roling towards the ad cushion. Simarjeet jumps back in quickly and drags the ball in just in time. But saves only one after all that effort, which may not make a difference in this chase\n Cummins to Marsh, 1 wide slow and wide, they're all trying to keep the ball away from the batters but bowling wides. Well outside off\n Cummins to Marsh, FOUR runs scythed to deep third for four. That went like a rocket. Full of and wide, Marsh opened the face late close to the ground and carved that over a square short third Nicholas Pooran vs Pat Cummins BALLS 32 RUNS 46 OUTS 1 SR 143.75 4s\/6s 7\/0\n Cummins to Marsh, 1 run slow and wide again, Marsh slams that down to long-on for one Around to Pooran\n Cummins to Pooran, OUT struck in front of middle and the finger has gone up! Pooran has a chat with Marsh and goes for the review. Only an edge can save him though. Angling in from outside off, pitching just outside off, hitting in line and hitting middle and leg. No edge and review and Pooran both gone \n Cummins to Pant, no run oh hello, Rishabh Pant! 140kmh bouncer from Cummins which Pant juuust manages to duck under while taking his eyes off the ball. Nasty\n Cummins to Pant, no run and another one and Pant is on the ground now! A bouncer to follow the bouncer, Pant loses shape completely like he often does, tries to get bat on ball with a swipe but ends cup falling on the off side\n Zampa to Marsh, FOUR runs oh, terrible long hop down leg and Marsh sends that fine on the leg side instead of using power, to get four\n Zampa to Marsh, 1 run outside off now and Marsh muscles that through extra cover for one Eight balls this IPL, Pant not off the mark yet\n Zampa to Pant, 1 run Pant has his first run in IPL 2025 with a back-foot clip to leg side with the turn. Phew\n Zampa to Marsh, 1 run flat legbreak around off, pushed with the turn to deep cover for one more\n Zampa to Pant, 1 run nice and loopy legbreak now on the stumps, Pant punches it back and Zampa gets a hand but deflects behind him for one\n Zampa to Marsh, 1 run full on off and driven along the carpet to long-off for one more Five singles after the boundary and Zampa gets a word from the umpire for probably running on the pitch. 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He was gone had Cummins hit the stumps, or .if Abhishek had collected and whipped the bails off\nAbhishek to Marsh, no run .shortish and turning away, cuts it straight to point\nAbhishek to Marsh, 1 run .much straighter on middle and leg now, driven down for another quick single\nAbhishek to Markram, no run .flat arm ball towards leg stump, Markam punches it back\nAbhishek to Markram, no run .outside off and it's driven straight to the fielder again .Aiden Markram played for SRH from 2022 to 2024 remember\nShami to Marsh, no run .starts with a length ball on off, respectfully blocked by Marsh\nShami to Marsh, 1 run .swing now, into Marsh from length and he adjusts last minute to tuck it to leg for one\nShami to Markram, OUT .straight to mid-off! Markram drives the length ball on the up and hands a .straightforward catch to Cummins. Perishes only for 1 against his former side. Shami .strikes with the new ball again and crowd loves it! .Aiden Markram c Cummins b Mohammed Shami 1 (4b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 25\nShami to Pooran, 5 wide .oh my! Swings that a mile down the leg side way past the pads and the diving Klaasen .for five wides\nShami to Pooran, 1 run .still swinging in, this time into the pads for one behind square .Mohammed Shami Powerplay wickets in T20s57\nShami to Marsh, FOUR runs .flicked into the sky off his pads, the fielders chase from inside the ring but that's gone .over for four after a bounce. Marsh is off like he was against Starc\nShami to Marsh, no run .excellent ball to end the over, some outswing on off stump and Marsh defends\nSimarjeet Singh to Pooran, FOUR runs .back foot punch square of he wicket to deep point where Reddy reaches the ball with a .slide to his left, gets both hands too but it gos through him for four!\nSimarjeet Singh to Pooran, no run .a bouncer now over the batter and he ducks under it\nSimarjeet Singh to Pooran, no run .nice and tight on off stump, no room and he defends it square\nSimarjeet Singh to Pooran, SIX runs .smoked over long-on and that lands in the crowd! He gets the length that's slightly .short, rocks back for it to transfer weight on the back foot and heaves over long on\nSimarjeet Singh to Pooran, SIX runs .make that two in two like SRH did at the end of their innings! This one is even bigger as .Simarjeet goes short again and Pooran stays back for a meaty pull square of the wicket, .97 meters far. Phew! . .Nicholas Pooran in IPL, 2025 .INNS .2 .RUNS .92 .SR .255.55 .AVE .92.00 .HS .75\nSimarjeet Singh to Pooran, 1 run .really good ball for a reply, short of length on off and makes Pooran hop on the back .foot. He dabs it square for a single .That's a big over to put the pressure on SRH\nShami to Pooran, FOUR runs .through a diving cover fielder! Pooran drove on the up, the ball stayed in the air for a bit .as the fielder dived to his left but couldn't catch hold of it\nShami to Pooran, 1 run .angling in from around the wicket, just wide of off and he steers it square for one\nShami to Marsh, SIX runs .straight like an arrow! Pitched up, no swing really and Marsh lofts that beautifully down .the ground, wonderful follow through and classy straight loft\nShami to Marsh, no run .a leave! Would you believe it. A length ball outside off and he lets it go. Even sports a .smile after that\nShami to Marsh, SIX runs .fetch that! Pitched up again and Marsh, almost on the move towards off middles that .straight drive yet again, straight over mid-on for another spectacular six. He is middling .it like never before\nShami to Marsh, 1 leg bye .thuds into his pads outside leg and they hare across for a leg bye .35 from the last two overs. Another bowling change?\nAbhishek to Marsh, no run .outside off, he punches off the back foot straight to cover\nAbhishek to Marsh, FOUR runs .too full and whipped away for four on the leg side. It was pitched up, Marsh opened up .and he flicked that away along the ground with some power to beat the sliding fielder in .the deep\nAbhishek to Marsh, no run .full on middle and leg and gently pushed into the covers\nAbhishek to Marsh, 1 run .poor ball down leg but he gets away as Marsh mistimes the pull and gets a single off .the back of the bat after it deflected off his pad\nAbhishek to Pooran, SIX runs .there comes the Pooran slog sweep for six! That was the danger of bowling a left-arm .spinner to Pooran and he shows why first ball. Gets down on a knee to the ball on off .and smacks it over deep midwicket . .Nicholas Pooran vs Abhishek Sharma .BALLS .9 .RUNS .44 .OUTS .0 .SR .488.88 .4s\/6s .0\/7\nAbhishek to Pooran, SIX runs .make that two in two and it's raining sixes in Hyderabad! Gets down quickly again, .sweeps it again, middles it again, and this time square of the wicket. Fielder in the deep .or not, this one's for the crowd\nCummins to Marsh, 1 run .starts with a near yorker on middle and leg and Marsh bunts it down to mid-on for a .quick single\nCummins to Pooran, FOUR runs .smashed back for four. Pooran is unstoppable! Poor delivery as well, quite full on off .and Pooran won't let that go. Sends that crashing over Marsh's head and that races to .the boundary\nCummins to Pooran, no run .inside edge and nearly chops on! He takes the pace off to bowl at 118.6kmh, and wide .outside off, Pooran reaches out for a heave and mistimes it but the ball thuds into his .pads\nCummins to Pooran, FOUR runs .scooped away this time for four, where will you bowl to him? He's expecting another .one wide outside off and shuffles that side quickly while opening the face of the bat to .leg and directs the ball over short fine leg\nCummins to Pooran, 1 wide .short, slow and wide outside off, Pooran misses this but it's called wide\nCummins to Pooran, no run .short and wide again, he waits and checks his slap to cover point. Reaches him after a .bounce\nCummins to Pooran, 1 run .pace off again outside off, he taps to cover point and they make it across for a quick .single .SRH were 62 for 2 after the powerplay, LSG racing away at 77 for 1. This is LSG's .second-highest powerplay total in the IPL, behind the 80 for 1 vs CSK in 2023 . .IMPACT SUBSRH .A Zampa .TM Head\nZampa to Pooran, 1 run .wide and going away with the arm, he chases and mistimes a little towards cover for .one\nZampa to Marsh, 1 run .low and dipping full toss on middle and leg, slammed back for a single off Zampa's left .hand\nZampa to Pooran, SIX runs .there it goes into the second tier! Zampa strays on the leg side, Pooran pounces on that .and slog sweeps yet again, high into the stands for his 18-ball fifty .See all photos\nZampa to Pooran, 1 wide .goes wide outside off this time and quick at 94.1kmh, left alone for a wide\nZampa to Pooran, SIX runs .that's a wide as well but Pooran loves the length, reaches out for it and sends that .downtown for his sixth six already in 20 balls!\nZampa to Pooran, FOUR runs .drops that short and quick on leg, and Pooran is quick enough to swat paddle it fine .without moving much, and a bit of misfield from a diving short fine leg gets four more. .That should have been stopped though\nZampa to Pooran, no run .wide outside off now at 92.4kmh, crashed off the back foot and straight to point this .time\nHarshal to Marsh, 1 run .starts with a length ball outside off and Marsh drives that down to long-on\nHarshal to Pooran, 1 run .full and wide, and Pooran goes low quickly to steer it to deep third\nHarshal to Marsh, FOUR runs .131.7kmh, short and wide outside off, Marsh eyes the leg side though and he middles .that pull along the ground to bisect the gap between two fielders in the deep there\nHarshal to Marsh, 1 wide .too short, slow and wide outside off. Called a wide\nHarshal to Marsh, 1 run .inside edges the booming drive to the leg side for one and that's the century .partnership off just 41 balls\nHarshal to Pooran, 1 wide .and another wide! Bangs this one in short outside off, Pooran leaves it alone\nHarshal to Pooran, 1 wide .and another! SRH feeling the nerves and the heat. Low and wide full toss and another .extra\nHarshal to Pooran, FOUR runs .finally gets it straight and Pooran has been waiting! Pulls that with utter disdain, in the .gap between long-on and deep midwicket for a cracking four\nHarshal to Pooran, 1 run .135.3kmh, a full toss to end the over, it's wide outside off and he steers it late to deep .third. Keeps strike as well .These two have brought a 191 chase down to 80 required off just 72\nCummins to Pooran, 3 runs .fine leg is in, Pooran scoops Cummins away with a hop to the off side and that's racing .away for four but Simarjeet is not giving up the chase. He slides last minute to keep it in, .oh the ball is roling towards the ad cushion. Simarjeet jumps back in quickly and drags .the ball in just in time. But saves only one after all that effort, which may not make a .difference in this chase\nCummins to Marsh, 1 wide .slow and wide, they're all trying to keep the ball away from the batters but bowling .wides. Well outside off\nCummins to Marsh, FOUR runs .scythed to deep third for four. That went like a rocket. Full of and wide, Marsh opened .the face late close to the ground and carved that over a square short third . .Nicholas Pooran vs Pat Cummins .BALLS .32 .RUNS .46 .OUTS .1 .SR .143.75 .4s\/6s .7\/0\nCummins to Marsh, 1 run .slow and wide again, Marsh slams that down to long-on for one .Around to Pooran\nCummins to Pooran, OUT .struck in front of middle and the finger has gone up! Pooran has a chat with Marsh and .goes for the review. Only an edge can save him though. Angling in from outside off, .pitching just outside off, hitting in line and hitting middle and leg. No edge and review .and Pooran both gone .Nicholas Pooran lbw b Cummins 70 (26b 6x4 6x6 38m) SR: 269.23\nCummins to Pant, no run .oh hello, Rishabh Pant! 140kmh bouncer from Cummins which Pant juuust manages to .duck under while taking his eyes off the ball. Nasty\nCummins to Pant, no run .and another one and Pant is on the ground now! A bouncer to follow the bouncer, Pant .loses shape completely like he often does, tries to get bat on ball with a swipe but ends .cup falling on the off side\nZampa to Marsh, FOUR runs .oh, terrible long hop down leg and Marsh sends that fine on the leg side instead of using .power, to get four\nZampa to Marsh, 1 run .outside off now and Marsh muscles that through extra cover for one .Eight balls this IPL, Pant not off the mark yet\nZampa to Pant, 1 run .Pant has his first run in IPL 2025 with a back-foot clip to leg side with the turn. Phew\nZampa to Marsh, 1 run .flat legbreak around off, pushed with the turn to deep cover for one more\nZampa to Pant, 1 run .nice and loopy legbreak now on the stumps, Pant punches it back and Zampa gets a .hand but deflects behind him for one\nZampa to Marsh, 1 run .full on off and driven along the carpet to long-off for one more .Five singles after the boundary and Zampa gets a word from the umpire for probably .running on the pitch. Here's Abhimanyu to finish things off\nCummins to Marsh, no run .Full outside off, driven hard to mid-off\nCummins to Marsh, 1 wide .Banged in short outside off, Marsh pulls out of his attempted pull as it's called wide\nCummins to Marsh, FOUR runs .And Marsh gets this one away. This is on a length outside off and he swings across the .line. Doesn't hit it as cleanly as he'd have liked but places it too square for deep .midwicket to stop\nCummins to Marsh, FOUR runs .Over the leaping midwicket fielder! And that brings up a half-century for Marsh! Dug in .short outside off, Marsh waits on it and pulls it. Shami can't get his hands on it and .Marsh gets back-to-back fifties\nCummins to Marsh, no run .On a length outside off, Marsh is beaten on the outside edge as he looks to drive\nCummins to Marsh, OUT .Cummins has a second. This is almost yorker length around off and Marsh manages to .just chip it harmlessly down the ground. Nitish Kumar Reddy runs in from long-on to .take the catch. A good knock from Marsh comes to an end .Mitchell Marsh c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Cummins 52 (31b 7x4 2x6 55m) SR: 167.74\nCummins to Badoni, no run .Full outside off, driven to extra cover\nSimarjeet Singh to Pant, SIX runs .And that is vintage Pant! This is in the slot around middle, Pant crouches really low and .whips this behind square leg into the second tier! .See all photos\nSimarjeet Singh to Pant, no run .On a length on middle and going across Pant, who backs away and looks to slap it down .the ground, but can't get it past Simarjeet\nSimarjeet Singh to Pant, no run .Length ball angled across him, Pant throws his bat at it and gets an under-edge through .to the keeper\nSimarjeet Singh to Pant, 1 run .Eased out to sweeper cover. That was quite wide and Pant had to reach out\nSimarjeet Singh to Badoni, FOUR runs .Dug in short and Badoni plays a lovely pick-up flick! One bounce and four behind .square leg!\nSimarjeet Singh to Badoni, no run .On a length around off, he blocks it in front\nZampa to Pant, 1 run .Length ball tossed across Pant, who slaps it out to the off side sweeper\nZampa to Badoni, 1 run .Loopy delivery, full around leg. Badoni backs away and drives this along the carpet to .long-on\nZampa to Pant, 1 run .Zampa keeps trying to keep it out of Pant's hitting arc. Pant at the moment is happy to .just cut it away in the gap on the off side for a single\nZampa to Badoni, 1 run .On a length on leg, tucked off his pads to deep square leg\nZampa to Pant, 1 run .Floated full on leg, Pant flicks it through square leg and gets a single\nZampa to Badoni, OUT .Skied in the air, and that's an excellent catch from Harshal Patel! He had to run in a .long way from deep midwicket and then grab it low. Badoni had a swipe across the line .to this full ball and got a top edge. SRH trying to make a contest out of this .Ayush Badoni c Patel b Zampa 6 (6b 1x4 0x6 9m) SR: 100\nShami to Pant, 1 run .Back of length outside off, Pant backs away and slaps it down the ground to long-on\nShami to Miller, 1 run .Miller is cramped by a length ball angling into him, but manages to play a late cut to .deep third\nShami to Pant, 1 run .Dug in short outside off, Pant looks to flat-bat it down the ground. It comes off the toe .end as it goes to long-on on the bounce . .David Miller vs Mohammed Shami .BALLS .26 .RUNS .34 .OUTS .0 .SR .130.76 .4s\/6s .4\/1\nShami to Miller, FOUR runs .Miller gets going Short and wide and he thrashes it past cover to pick up a boundary\nShami to Miller, 1 run .Low full toss outside off, pushed towards mid-off for a quick run\nShami to Pant, 1 run .Yorker on middle, Pant manages to jam his bat down, meeting it with the full face to .push it down the ground. That was bowled at almost 140kph as well!\nHarshal to Pant, 1 wide .Full toss angled across him, Pant misses the flick and it slides down leg\nHarshal to Pant, OUT .What's happened here? That's a full toss that has Pant losing shape as he tries to .smack it away. It goes off the edge to Shami at short third. Shami immediately signals .it's going to be called no-ball for height. The umpires are having a check. Pant was out .of his crease. And the ball tracking shows that had Pant been standing upright at the .crease so he is out of here! Shakes his head as he walks back, as Harshal continues to .damage LSG .Rishabh Pant c Mohammed Shami b Patel 15 (15b 0x4 1x6 27m) SR: 100\nHarshal to Abdul Samad, 1 run .Full and wide, Samad reaches out and swats it out to deep point\nHarshal to Miller, 1 run .Full just outside off, Miller gently pushes it towards the vacant mid-on region for an easy .run . .Abdul Samad vs Harshal Patel .BALLS .11 .RUNS .26 .OUTS .0 .SR .236.36 .4s\/6s .5\/0\nHarshal to Abdul Samad, FOUR runs .On a length outside off, Samad stands tall and punches it past a diving cover fielder! .Authoritative shot\nHarshal to Abdul Samad, no run .Drives this full ball to mid-off\nHarshal to Abdul Samad, SIX runs .Almost a blinder at long-off! This is overpitched outside off and Samad reaches out .and lofts this down the ground. The fielder leaps with one arm stretched out in the air .but Samad manages to clear him! Samad delivering blows against his old team\nZampa to Miller, 1 run .Floated up outside off, Miller drives it past the cover fielder to the off-side sweeper\nZampa to Abdul Samad, SIX runs .Samad is in a hurry here. Gets one in the slot and creams it just straight of long-off. The .fielder tried to get across but to no avail .See all photos\nZampa to Abdul Samad, FOUR runs .Drilled along the carpet to beat long-off now. Zampa goes full again, Samad punishes .him again!\nZampa to Abdul Samad, 1 run .Zampa goes short now and Samad rocks back and pulls it out to deep midwicket on the .bounce. Just three needed for the win now\nZampa to Miller, 1 run .On a length on the pads, Miller tucks it to backward square\nZampa to Abdul Samad, no run .Tossed up full and he hits it back hard at the bowler. Miller is quick to dive back into his .crease, well aware of how Klaasen got out earlier in the evening .And Timeout is called with two runs remaining .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nIshan to Miller, FOUR runs .And one ball is all Miller needs to drive this tossed up delivery over cover to complete a .thumping win! Who would have though that it would be LSG chasing down SRH's total in","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs LSG, 7th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Abhishek to Marsh, 1 run starts on middle and leg and Marsh clips him to leg for one\n Abhishek to Markram, 1 run some turn from off stump and it's driven into the covers for one. A run out chance at the non-striker's end and Markram gets a life! He was gone had Cummins hit the stumps, or if Abhishek had collected and whipped the bails off\n Abhishek to Marsh, no run shortish and turning away, cuts it straight to point\n Abhishek to Marsh, 1 run much straighter on middle and leg now, driven down for another quick single\n Abhishek to Markram, no run flat arm ball towards leg stump, Markam punches it back\n Abhishek to Markram, no run outside off and it's driven straight to the fielder again Aiden Markram played for SRH from 2022 to 2024 remember\n Shami to Marsh, no run starts with a length ball on off, respectfully blocked by Marsh\n Shami to Marsh, 1 run swing now, into Marsh from length and he adjusts last minute to tuck it to leg for one\n Shami to Markram, OUT straight to mid-off! Markram drives the length ball on the up and hands a straightforward catch to Cummins. Perishes only for 1 against his former side. Shami strikes with the new ball again and crowd loves it! \n Shami to Pooran, 5 wide oh my! Swings that a mile down the leg side way past the pads and the diving Klaasen for five wides\n Shami to Pooran, 1 run still swinging in, this time into the pads for one behind square Mohammed Shami Powerplay wickets in T20s57\n Shami to Marsh, FOUR runs flicked into the sky off his pads, the fielders chase from inside the ring but that's gone over for four after a bounce. Marsh is off like he was against Starc\n Shami to Marsh, no run excellent ball to end the over, some outswing on off stump and Marsh defends\n Simarjeet Singh to Pooran, FOUR runs back foot punch square of he wicket to deep point where Reddy reaches the ball with a slide to his left, gets both hands too but it gos through him for four!\n Simarjeet Singh to Pooran, no run a bouncer now over the batter and he ducks under it\n Simarjeet Singh to Pooran, no run nice and tight on off stump, no room and he defends it square\n Simarjeet Singh to Pooran, SIX runs smoked over long-on and that lands in the crowd! He gets the length that's slightly short, rocks back for it to transfer weight on the back foot and heaves over long on\n Simarjeet Singh to Pooran, SIX runs make that two in two like SRH did at the end of their innings! This one is even bigger as Simarjeet goes short again and Pooran stays back for a meaty pull square of the wicket, 97 meters far. Phew! Nicholas Pooran in IPL, 2025 INNS 2 RUNS 92 SR 255.55 AVE 92.00 HS 75\n Simarjeet Singh to Pooran, 1 run really good ball for a reply, short of length on off and makes Pooran hop on the back foot. He dabs it square for a single That's a big over to put the pressure on SRH\n Shami to Pooran, FOUR runs through a diving cover fielder! Pooran drove on the up, the ball stayed in the air for a bit as the fielder dived to his left but couldn't catch hold of it\n Shami to Pooran, 1 run angling in from around the wicket, just wide of off and he steers it square for one\n Shami to Marsh, SIX runs straight like an arrow! Pitched up, no swing really and Marsh lofts that beautifully down the ground, wonderful follow through and classy straight loft\n Shami to Marsh, no run a leave! Would you believe it. A length ball outside off and he lets it go. Even sports a smile after that\n Shami to Marsh, SIX runs fetch that! Pitched up again and Marsh, almost on the move towards off middles that straight drive yet again, straight over mid-on for another spectacular six. He is middling it like never before\n Shami to Marsh, 1 leg bye thuds into his pads outside leg and they hare across for a leg bye 35 from the last two overs. Another bowling change?\n Abhishek to Marsh, no run outside off, he punches off the back foot straight to cover\n Abhishek to Marsh, FOUR runs too full and whipped away for four on the leg side. It was pitched up, Marsh opened up and he flicked that away along the ground with some power to beat the sliding fielder in the deep\n Abhishek to Marsh, no run full on middle and leg and gently pushed into the covers\n Abhishek to Marsh, 1 run poor ball down leg but he gets away as Marsh mistimes the pull and gets a single off the back of the bat after it deflected off his pad\n Abhishek to Pooran, SIX runs there comes the Pooran slog sweep for six! That was the danger of bowling a left-arm spinner to Pooran and he shows why first ball. Gets down on a knee to the ball on off and smacks it over deep midwicket Nicholas Pooran vs Abhishek Sharma BALLS 9 RUNS 44 OUTS 0 SR 488.88 4s\/6s 0\/7\n Abhishek to Pooran, SIX runs make that two in two and it's raining sixes in Hyderabad! Gets down quickly again, sweeps it again, middles it again, and this time square of the wicket. Fielder in the deep or not, this one's for the crowd\n Cummins to Marsh, 1 run starts with a near yorker on middle and leg and Marsh bunts it down to mid-on for a quick single\n Cummins to Pooran, FOUR runs smashed back for four. Pooran is unstoppable! Poor delivery as well, quite full on off and Pooran won't let that go. Sends that crashing over Marsh's head and that races to the boundary\n Cummins to Pooran, no run inside edge and nearly chops on! He takes the pace off to bowl at 118.6kmh, and wide outside off, Pooran reaches out for a heave and mistimes it but the ball thuds into his pads\n Cummins to Pooran, FOUR runs scooped away this time for four, where will you bowl to him? He's expecting another one wide outside off and shuffles that side quickly while opening the face of the bat to leg and directs the ball over short fine leg\n Cummins to Pooran, 1 wide short, slow and wide outside off, Pooran misses this but it's called wide\n Cummins to Pooran, no run short and wide again, he waits and checks his slap to cover point. Reaches him after a bounce\n Cummins to Pooran, 1 run pace off again outside off, he taps to cover point and they make it across for a quick single SRH were 62 for 2 after the powerplay, LSG racing away at 77 for 1. This is LSG's second-highest powerplay total in the IPL, behind the 80 for 1 vs CSK in 2023 IMPACT SUBSRH A Zampa TM Head\n Zampa to Pooran, 1 run wide and going away with the arm, he chases and mistimes a little towards cover for one\n Zampa to Marsh, 1 run low and dipping full toss on middle and leg, slammed back for a single off Zampa's left hand\n Zampa to Pooran, SIX runs there it goes into the second tier! Zampa strays on the leg side, Pooran pounces on that and slog sweeps yet again, high into the stands for his 18-ball fifty See all photos\n Zampa to Pooran, 1 wide goes wide outside off this time and quick at 94.1kmh, left alone for a wide\n Zampa to Pooran, SIX runs that's a wide as well but Pooran loves the length, reaches out for it and sends that downtown for his sixth six already in 20 balls!\n Zampa to Pooran, FOUR runs drops that short and quick on leg, and Pooran is quick enough to swat paddle it fine without moving much, and a bit of misfield from a diving short fine leg gets four more. That should have been stopped though\n Zampa to Pooran, no run wide outside off now at 92.4kmh, crashed off the back foot and straight to point this time\n Harshal to Marsh, 1 run starts with a length ball outside off and Marsh drives that down to long-on\n Harshal to Pooran, 1 run full and wide, and Pooran goes low quickly to steer it to deep third\n Harshal to Marsh, FOUR runs 131.7kmh, short and wide outside off, Marsh eyes the leg side though and he middles that pull along the ground to bisect the gap between two fielders in the deep there\n Harshal to Marsh, 1 wide too short, slow and wide outside off. Called a wide\n Harshal to Marsh, 1 run inside edges the booming drive to the leg side for one and that's the century partnership off just 41 balls\n Harshal to Pooran, 1 wide and another wide! Bangs this one in short outside off, Pooran leaves it alone\n Harshal to Pooran, 1 wide and another! SRH feeling the nerves and the heat. Low and wide full toss and another extra\n Harshal to Pooran, FOUR runs finally gets it straight and Pooran has been waiting! Pulls that with utter disdain, in the gap between long-on and deep midwicket for a cracking four\n Harshal to Pooran, 1 run 135.3kmh, a full toss to end the over, it's wide outside off and he steers it late to deep third. Keeps strike as well These two have brought a 191 chase down to 80 required off just 72\n Cummins to Pooran, 3 runs fine leg is in, Pooran scoops Cummins away with a hop to the off side and that's racing away for four but Simarjeet is not giving up the chase. He slides last minute to keep it in, oh the ball is roling towards the ad cushion. Simarjeet jumps back in quickly and drags the ball in just in time. But saves only one after all that effort, which may not make a difference in this chase\n Cummins to Marsh, 1 wide slow and wide, they're all trying to keep the ball away from the batters but bowling wides. Well outside off\n Cummins to Marsh, FOUR runs scythed to deep third for four. That went like a rocket. Full of and wide, Marsh opened the face late close to the ground and carved that over a square short third Nicholas Pooran vs Pat Cummins BALLS 32 RUNS 46 OUTS 1 SR 143.75 4s\/6s 7\/0\n Cummins to Marsh, 1 run slow and wide again, Marsh slams that down to long-on for one Around to Pooran\n Cummins to Pooran, OUT struck in front of middle and the finger has gone up! Pooran has a chat with Marsh and goes for the review. Only an edge can save him though. Angling in from outside off, pitching just outside off, hitting in line and hitting middle and leg. No edge and review and Pooran both gone \n Cummins to Pant, no run oh hello, Rishabh Pant! 140kmh bouncer from Cummins which Pant juuust manages to duck under while taking his eyes off the ball. Nasty\n Cummins to Pant, no run and another one and Pant is on the ground now! A bouncer to follow the bouncer, Pant loses shape completely like he often does, tries to get bat on ball with a swipe but ends cup falling on the off side\n Zampa to Marsh, FOUR runs oh, terrible long hop down leg and Marsh sends that fine on the leg side instead of using power, to get four\n Zampa to Marsh, 1 run outside off now and Marsh muscles that through extra cover for one Eight balls this IPL, Pant not off the mark yet\n Zampa to Pant, 1 run Pant has his first run in IPL 2025 with a back-foot clip to leg side with the turn. Phew\n Zampa to Marsh, 1 run flat legbreak around off, pushed with the turn to deep cover for one more\n Zampa to Pant, 1 run nice and loopy legbreak now on the stumps, Pant punches it back and Zampa gets a hand but deflects behind him for one\n Zampa to Marsh, 1 run full on off and driven along the carpet to long-off for one more Five singles after the boundary and Zampa gets a word from the umpire for probably running on the pitch. Here's Abhimanyu to finish things off\n Cummins to Marsh, no run Full outside off, driven hard to mid-off\n Cummins to Marsh, 1 wide Banged in short outside off, Marsh pulls out of his attempted pull as it's called wide\n Cummins to Marsh, FOUR runs And Marsh gets this one away. This is on a length outside off and he swings across the line. Doesn't hit it as cleanly as he'd have liked but places it too square for deep midwicket to stop\n Cummins to Marsh, FOUR runs Over the leaping midwicket fielder! And that brings up a half-century for Marsh! Dug in short outside off, Marsh waits on it and pulls it. Shami can't get his hands on it and Marsh gets back-to-back fifties\n Cummins to Marsh, no run On a length outside off, Marsh is beaten on the outside edge as he looks to drive\n Cummins to Marsh, OUT Cummins has a second. This is almost yorker length around off and Marsh manages to just chip it harmlessly down the ground. Nitish Kumar Reddy runs in from long-on to take the catch. A good knock from Marsh comes to an end \n Cummins to Badoni, no run Full outside off, driven to extra cover\n Simarjeet Singh to Pant, SIX runs And that is vintage Pant! This is in the slot around middle, Pant crouches really low and whips this behind square leg into the second tier! See all photos\n Simarjeet Singh to Pant, no run On a length on middle and going across Pant, who backs away and looks to slap it down the ground, but can't get it past Simarjeet\n Simarjeet Singh to Pant, no run Length ball angled across him, Pant throws his bat at it and gets an under-edge through to the keeper\n Simarjeet Singh to Pant, 1 run Eased out to sweeper cover. That was quite wide and Pant had to reach out\n Simarjeet Singh to Badoni, FOUR runs Dug in short and Badoni plays a lovely pick-up flick! One bounce and four behind square leg!\n Simarjeet Singh to Badoni, no run On a length around off, he blocks it in front\n Zampa to Pant, 1 run Length ball tossed across Pant, who slaps it out to the off side sweeper\n Zampa to Badoni, 1 run Loopy delivery, full around leg. Badoni backs away and drives this along the carpet to long-on\n Zampa to Pant, 1 run Zampa keeps trying to keep it out of Pant's hitting arc. Pant at the moment is happy to just cut it away in the gap on the off side for a single\n Zampa to Badoni, 1 run On a length on leg, tucked off his pads to deep square leg\n Zampa to Pant, 1 run Floated full on leg, Pant flicks it through square leg and gets a single\n Zampa to Badoni, OUT Skied in the air, and that's an excellent catch from Harshal Patel! He had to run in a long way from deep midwicket and then grab it low. Badoni had a swipe across the line to this full ball and got a top edge. SRH trying to make a contest out of this \n Shami to Pant, 1 run Back of length outside off, Pant backs away and slaps it down the ground to long-on\n Shami to Miller, 1 run Miller is cramped by a length ball angling into him, but manages to play a late cut to deep third\n Shami to Pant, 1 run Dug in short outside off, Pant looks to flat-bat it down the ground. It comes off the toe end as it goes to long-on on the bounce David Miller vs Mohammed Shami BALLS 26 RUNS 34 OUTS 0 SR 130.76 4s\/6s 4\/1\n Shami to Miller, FOUR runs Miller gets going Short and wide and he thrashes it past cover to pick up a boundary\n Shami to Miller, 1 run Low full toss outside off, pushed towards mid-off for a quick run\n Shami to Pant, 1 run Yorker on middle, Pant manages to jam his bat down, meeting it with the full face to push it down the ground. That was bowled at almost 140kph as well!\n Harshal to Pant, 1 wide Full toss angled across him, Pant misses the flick and it slides down leg\n Harshal to Pant, OUT What's happened here? That's a full toss that has Pant losing shape as he tries to smack it away. It goes off the edge to Shami at short third. Shami immediately signals it's going to be called no-ball for height. The umpires are having a check. Pant was out of his crease. And the ball tracking shows that had Pant been standing upright at the crease so he is out of here! Shakes his head as he walks back, as Harshal continues to damage LSG \n Harshal to Abdul Samad, 1 run Full and wide, Samad reaches out and swats it out to deep point\n Harshal to Miller, 1 run Full just outside off, Miller gently pushes it towards the vacant mid-on region for an easy run Abdul Samad vs Harshal Patel BALLS 11 RUNS 26 OUTS 0 SR 236.36 4s\/6s 5\/0\n Harshal to Abdul Samad, FOUR runs On a length outside off, Samad stands tall and punches it past a diving cover fielder! Authoritative shot\n Harshal to Abdul Samad, no run Drives this full ball to mid-off\n Harshal to Abdul Samad, SIX runs Almost a blinder at long-off! This is overpitched outside off and Samad reaches out and lofts this down the ground. The fielder leaps with one arm stretched out in the air but Samad manages to clear him! Samad delivering blows against his old team\n Zampa to Miller, 1 run Floated up outside off, Miller drives it past the cover fielder to the off-side sweeper\n Zampa to Abdul Samad, SIX runs Samad is in a hurry here. Gets one in the slot and creams it just straight of long-off. The fielder tried to get across but to no avail See all photos\n Zampa to Abdul Samad, FOUR runs Drilled along the carpet to beat long-off now. Zampa goes full again, Samad punishes him again!\n Zampa to Abdul Samad, 1 run Zampa goes short now and Samad rocks back and pulls it out to deep midwicket on the bounce. Just three needed for the win now\n Zampa to Miller, 1 run On a length on the pads, Miller tucks it to backward square\n Zampa to Abdul Samad, no run Tossed up full and he hits it back hard at the bowler. Miller is quick to dive back into his crease, well aware of how Klaasen got out earlier in the evening And Timeout is called with two runs remaining AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Ishan to Miller, FOUR runs And one ball is all Miller needs to drive this tossed up delivery over cover to complete a thumping win! 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On a length on middle and leg, he works this past midwicket\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, no run .Ooh, some swing for Bhuvi. Length ball that pitches on off and shapes back slightly into .Arya. He gets a thick inside-edge onto pad. Was searching for a run but is sent back and .rightly so\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, FOUR runs .First boundary of Qualifier 1 and it goes to Arya.Good length ball angling across Arya, .and the width is the key. He stands up on his toes and punches to the right of Krunal at .backward point. Should he have stopped it? Possibly.\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run .On a length on middle and leg, he works this neatly to deep backward square leg .Prabhsimran to face his first ball. Bhuvi is over the wicket with a slip around\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run .Ooh, play and a miss first up. Away-swinger first up pitching on off and moving away .late. He feels for it and is lucky to not get an edge\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 1 run .On a length just outside off, he plays with a slight open face to deep third\nYash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Angles the first ball across Prabhsimran who again runs this neatly past short third with .an open face\nYash Dayal to Arya, OUT .Dayal gets a wicket second ball. On a length outside off, he creams a cover drive right .off the middle of the bat. But, but he doesn't find the placement and Krunal takes a .simple catch at cover. Is dejected but has to walk back. RCB have an early strike. .Priyansh Arya c Pandya b Yash Dayal 7 (5b 1x4 0x6 6m) SR: 140\nYash Dayal to Inglis, 1 run .Good stop by Suyash at short third. Given width outside off, first up. Inglis slashes at it .and gets a thickish edge that flies to the left of Suyash, who does well.\nYash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 2 runs .Oof, that is spectacular fielding by Livingstone at deep point. Short and wide, he slaps .this with some timing. It was four for all money but Livingstone sprints to his right, dives .full-length to his right and saves two\nYash Dayal to Prabhsimran, no run .BEATEN! Good length ball shaping away from Prabhsimran who feels for it outside off .and can't connect\nYash Dayal to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .Prabhsimran gets PBKS's six-counter running and Dayal cannot finish the over well. .Was a short of a good length ball on his hips, he swivels and helps this over deep .backward square leg\nBhuvneshwar to Inglis, no run .On a good length around off stump, Inglis punches this to mid-off\nBhuvneshwar to Inglis, 1 run .Sliced to deep point. On a length outside off, he gets this down to Salt . .Prabhsimran Singh vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .38 .RUNS .60 .OUTS .4 .SR .157.89 .4s\/6s .10\/1\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .PUMPED! Charges down the track to the length ball outside off and sends it up and over .mid-off. The bat turned in his hand a bit, but he just had to beat the fielder inside the .circle and he did that comfortably. .Hazlewood goes to mid-off, Patidar moves to mid-on\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Goes over mid-on, this time. Is he chasing Patidar?On a length on middle, he jumps the .track again and swings this over mid-on for another four\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run .Short of a good length outside off, he guides this neatly but can't beat short third where .Shepherd puts in a dive to his right\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, OUT .Bhuvi has the last laugh and Kohli is PUMPED! Wowza! PBKS have lost two key batters .in three overs. Bhuvi, the experienced Bhuvi shortens his length on off stump. .Prabhsimran jumps down again, goes for an almighty slog, but the ball continues to .climb. Prabhsimran can only manage a thin edge and Jitesh does the rest .Prabhsimran Singh c \u2020Sharma b Kumar 18 (10b 2x4 1x6 14m) SR: 180\nHazlewood to Inglis, 1 run .Good length ball on his hips which he pulls to deep backward square leg for a run . .Shreyas Iyer vs Josh Hazlewood .BALLS .19 .RUNS .9 .OUTS .3 .SR .47.36 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nHazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Close... close! Feels for the hard length ball outside off stump with an open face of the .bat. Is lucky he doesn't get an edge\nHazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .Finds the gap so beautifully. Short of a good length outside off, he punches in between .backward point and cover point as Salt chases this and keeps them down to two\nHazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .Another edge, another wicket. RCB ARE ON FIRE! PBKS captain Iyer is back in the hut .and they are in a world of trouble now. Good length ball outside off, Iyer goes for an .ungainly hoick, gets a thick edge and Jites ain't dropping those... not today. Iyer will so .desperately want to revisit that shot. .Shreyas Iyer c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood 2 (3b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 66.66\nHazlewood to Wadhera, no run .Back of a length ball just around off, he looks for a pull, misses and gets hit on the thigh .pad\nHazlewood to Wadhera, 1 run .On a good length on middle and leg, he steps across and works this behind square to .get off the mark\nYash Dayal to Wadhera, (no ball) .Fuller in length just around off, he ticks this to short midwicket. Oops, the sirens go off. .Dayal has overstepped. .Free-hit . .Nehal Wadhera in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .55 .OUTS .1 .4s\/6s .4\/3 .SR .107.84 .AVE .55.00\nYash Dayal to Wadhera, FOUR runs .TONKED straight over the bowler's head. First boundary for Wadhera. In the slot outside .off, he swings through the line and gets four\nYash Dayal to Wadhera, no run .Uppish but safe. Was a length ball on his pad, he flicks this to midwicket, who intercepts .this to his right\nYash Dayal to Wadhera, no run .On a length outside off, he slices this to backward point\nYash Dayal to Wadhera, 1 run .Length on off stump, the ball hits the splice of his bat as he pushes this just past the .bowler's left\nYash Dayal to Inglis, no run .On a good length just outside off, he stands tall and punches to covers\nYash Dayal to Inglis, 1 run .Swung away but only for a run. Was a wayward length ball on his pad but he could .maximise it with deep backward square leg getting around .Josh Hazlewood - 4 .Andre Russell - 5 .Bowlers to dismiss Shreyas most times in T20s .Here's Deep:\nHazlewood to Inglis, OUT .Top-edge... top-edge and Hazlewood has his second. Oh, my word! This is what RCB .missed when Hazlewood wasn't around. He has his second and the PBKS supporters .are stunned. Banged in short around the midriff on off, he goes for a pull but is cramped .for room. The ball spoons straight up and Bhuvi takes a comfortable catch at deep fine .leg .Josh Inglis c Kumar b Hazlewood 4 (7b 0x4 0x6 20m) SR: 57.14\nHazlewood to Stoinis, no run .On a good length outside off with a hint of nibble. Stoinis shoulders arms\nHazlewood to Stoinis, FOUR runs .Edgy but gets four. Back of a length ball outside off, he attempts a pull, gets a thick .inside-edge that flies past the leg stump\nHazlewood to Stoinis, no run .Another back of a length ball outside off, he miscues his pull to mid-on\nHazlewood to Stoinis, SIX runs .SMASHED! Back of a length ball on leg stump, he gets across and pulls this for a .gigantic six over deep square leg.\nHazlewood to Stoinis, no run .Good riposte! Extra bit of bounce and pace. Good length ball that zips through off a .good length around off stump. Stoinis was late on the pull\nYash Dayal to Wadhera, no run .Play and a miss again. On a length just outside off, he looks to force this through the .offside but misses\nYash Dayal to Wadhera, 2 runs .An expansive cover drive but Salt dives to deep this down to two. Was a fullish length .ball outside off, Wadhera laces the drive on the up . .Nehal Wadhera in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .670 .OUTS .18 .4s\/6s .57\/35 .SR .144.08 .AVE .37.22\nYash Dayal to Wadhera, OUT .The leg stump has been flattened and PBKS have lost half their side. Dayal is off on a .celebratory run. On a good length shaping back into Wadhera on off. He plays a half- .hearted drive, gets a thick inside-edge and sees his stumps in a mess .Nehal Wadhera b Yash Dayal 8 (10b 1x4 0x6 15m) SR: 80\nYash Dayal to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .Good length ball on middle stump, he shimmies down and helps this over midwicket for .a couple of runs\nYash Dayal to Shashank Singh, no run .On a good length angling away from Shashank who cuts this to point\nYash Dayal to Shashank Singh, no run .A top over from Dayal. Hard length on middle and leg, he pushes this back to the bowler\nHazlewood to Stoinis, no run .On a length on off stump, he stays inside the crease as he defends back towards the .bowler\nHazlewood to Stoinis, FOUR runs .Heaved away for four! On a length outside off, he slogs this through midwicket for a .four. PBKS still playing their shots\nHazlewood to Stoinis, 1 run .A touch fuller outside off, he pushes towards cover point for a run\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, 1 run .On a good length on off stump, he gets across and ticks this towards midwicket .A late pull out from Stoinis who probably caught the spyder cam at the corner of his .eye. Hazlewood not impressed.\nHazlewood to Stoinis, no run .Banged in short outside off, he sways outside the line\nHazlewood to Stoinis, 1 run .Another heave but there is a fielder in the deep now. Was a length ball outside off .stump, he gets this to deep midwicket\nSuyash Sharma to Stoinis, 1 run .ooh, almost through him straight away. Googly on off and middle, he squirts it off the .inside half of the bat behind square\nSuyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, OUT .Why did he do that? A wild shot and PBKS are six down. WOW! Flatter googly on the .stumps, Shashank goes for an ungainly swing across the line and sees his middle and .leg stump disturbed. .Shashank Singh b Suyash Sharma 3 (5b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 60\nSuyash Sharma to Musheer Khan, no run .Length ball on middle, turned across to the on side\nSuyash Sharma to Musheer Khan, no run .Length ball, googly, picks it late but defends it towards third\nSuyash Sharma to Musheer Khan, OUT .Huge appeal for lbw and given! Musheer reviews. Suyash bowls it shortish on middle .and it skids straight on. Musheer gets down for a swipe across the line and wears it .around the box. Even umpire's call would be enough for RCB to continue rejoicing. .Three reds and PBKS lose Musheer and a review. The evening goes from bad to worse .for PBKS .Musheer Khan lbw b Suyash Sharma 0 (3b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 0\nSuyash Sharma to Azmatullah, 1 run .Loopy full ball on leg, eased down to long-on. Seems like a run has come after some .time even though it is just after five balls. Double-wicket over from Suyash\nKrunal to Azmatullah, no run .Fuller and quicker on leg, flicked to midwicket\nKrunal to Azmatullah, 1 run .Slower through the air on leg, clipped through square leg\nKrunal to Stoinis, SIX runs .Stoinis goes high and long! Sees Krunal drop it on a length, he quickly charges down the .track and pummels it over long-off\nKrunal to Stoinis, no run .Quicker one on a length on middle, defensively pushed back to the bowler\nKrunal to Stoinis, 2 runs .Full on leg, eased through midwicket. Omarzai charges back and they get two\nKrunal to Stoinis, 1 run .Flatter and quicker on a length on middle and leg, he goes back and punches it through .mid-on. It was bowled at 101kph","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs PBKS, Qualifier 1.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to Arya, 2 runs In the air but in the gap as Arya is away with a couple of runs. Not a lot of movement, initially. On a length on middle and leg, he works this past midwicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run Ooh, some swing for Bhuvi. Length ball that pitches on off and shapes back slightly into Arya. He gets a thick inside-edge onto pad. Was searching for a run but is sent back and rightly so\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, FOUR runs First boundary of Qualifier 1 and it goes to Arya.Good length ball angling across Arya, and the width is the key. He stands up on his toes and punches to the right of Krunal at backward point. Should he have stopped it? Possibly.\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run On a length on middle and leg, he works this neatly to deep backward square leg Prabhsimran to face his first ball. Bhuvi is over the wicket with a slip around\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run Ooh, play and a miss first up. Away-swinger first up pitching on off and moving away late. He feels for it and is lucky to not get an edge\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 1 run On a length just outside off, he plays with a slight open face to deep third\n Yash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Angles the first ball across Prabhsimran who again runs this neatly past short third with an open face\n Yash Dayal to Arya, OUT Dayal gets a wicket second ball. On a length outside off, he creams a cover drive right off the middle of the bat. But, but he doesn't find the placement and Krunal takes a simple catch at cover. Is dejected but has to walk back. RCB have an early strike. \n Yash Dayal to Inglis, 1 run Good stop by Suyash at short third. Given width outside off, first up. Inglis slashes at it and gets a thickish edge that flies to the left of Suyash, who does well.\n Yash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 2 runs Oof, that is spectacular fielding by Livingstone at deep point. Short and wide, he slaps this with some timing. It was four for all money but Livingstone sprints to his right, dives full-length to his right and saves two\n Yash Dayal to Prabhsimran, no run BEATEN! Good length ball shaping away from Prabhsimran who feels for it outside off and can't connect\n Yash Dayal to Prabhsimran, SIX runs Prabhsimran gets PBKS's six-counter running and Dayal cannot finish the over well. Was a short of a good length ball on his hips, he swivels and helps this over deep backward square leg\n Bhuvneshwar to Inglis, no run On a good length around off stump, Inglis punches this to mid-off\n Bhuvneshwar to Inglis, 1 run Sliced to deep point. On a length outside off, he gets this down to Salt Prabhsimran Singh vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 38 RUNS 60 OUTS 4 SR 157.89 4s\/6s 10\/1\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs PUMPED! Charges down the track to the length ball outside off and sends it up and over mid-off. The bat turned in his hand a bit, but he just had to beat the fielder inside the circle and he did that comfortably. Hazlewood goes to mid-off, Patidar moves to mid-on\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Goes over mid-on, this time. Is he chasing Patidar?On a length on middle, he jumps the track again and swings this over mid-on for another four\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run Short of a good length outside off, he guides this neatly but can't beat short third where Shepherd puts in a dive to his right\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, OUT Bhuvi has the last laugh and Kohli is PUMPED! Wowza! PBKS have lost two key batters in three overs. Bhuvi, the experienced Bhuvi shortens his length on off stump. Prabhsimran jumps down again, goes for an almighty slog, but the ball continues to climb. Prabhsimran can only manage a thin edge and Jitesh does the rest \n Hazlewood to Inglis, 1 run Good length ball on his hips which he pulls to deep backward square leg for a run Shreyas Iyer vs Josh Hazlewood BALLS 19 RUNS 9 OUTS 3 SR 47.36 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Hazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, no run Close... close! Feels for the hard length ball outside off stump with an open face of the bat. Is lucky he doesn't get an edge\n Hazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs Finds the gap so beautifully. Short of a good length outside off, he punches in between backward point and cover point as Salt chases this and keeps them down to two\n Hazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, OUT Another edge, another wicket. RCB ARE ON FIRE! PBKS captain Iyer is back in the hut and they are in a world of trouble now. Good length ball outside off, Iyer goes for an ungainly hoick, gets a thick edge and Jites ain't dropping those... not today. Iyer will so desperately want to revisit that shot. \n Hazlewood to Wadhera, no run Back of a length ball just around off, he looks for a pull, misses and gets hit on the thigh pad\n Hazlewood to Wadhera, 1 run On a good length on middle and leg, he steps across and works this behind square to get off the mark\n Fuller in length just around off, he ticks this to short midwicket. Oops, the sirens go off. Dayal has overstepped. Free-hit RUNS 55 OUTS 1 4s\/6s 4\/3 SR 107.84 AVE 55.00\n Yash Dayal to Wadhera, FOUR runs TONKED straight over the bowler's head. First boundary for Wadhera. In the slot outside off, he swings through the line and gets four\n Yash Dayal to Wadhera, no run Uppish but safe. Was a length ball on his pad, he flicks this to midwicket, who intercepts this to his right\n Yash Dayal to Wadhera, no run On a length outside off, he slices this to backward point\n Yash Dayal to Wadhera, 1 run Length on off stump, the ball hits the splice of his bat as he pushes this just past the bowler's left\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, no run On a good length just outside off, he stands tall and punches to covers\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, 1 run Swung away but only for a run. Was a wayward length ball on his pad but he could maximise it with deep backward square leg getting around Josh Hazlewood - 4 Andre Russell - 5 Bowlers to dismiss Shreyas most times in T20s Here's Deep:\n Hazlewood to Inglis, OUT Top-edge... top-edge and Hazlewood has his second. Oh, my word! This is what RCB missed when Hazlewood wasn't around. He has his second and the PBKS supporters are stunned. Banged in short around the midriff on off, he goes for a pull but is cramped for room. The ball spoons straight up and Bhuvi takes a comfortable catch at deep fine leg \n Hazlewood to Stoinis, no run On a good length outside off with a hint of nibble. Stoinis shoulders arms\n Hazlewood to Stoinis, FOUR runs Edgy but gets four. Back of a length ball outside off, he attempts a pull, gets a thick inside-edge that flies past the leg stump\n Hazlewood to Stoinis, no run Another back of a length ball outside off, he miscues his pull to mid-on\n Hazlewood to Stoinis, SIX runs SMASHED! Back of a length ball on leg stump, he gets across and pulls this for a gigantic six over deep square leg.\n Hazlewood to Stoinis, no run Good riposte! Extra bit of bounce and pace. Good length ball that zips through off a good length around off stump. Stoinis was late on the pull\n Yash Dayal to Wadhera, no run Play and a miss again. On a length just outside off, he looks to force this through the offside but misses\n Yash Dayal to Wadhera, 2 runs An expansive cover drive but Salt dives to deep this down to two. Was a fullish length ball outside off, Wadhera laces the drive on the up RUNS 670 OUTS 18 4s\/6s 57\/35 SR 144.08 AVE 37.22\n Yash Dayal to Wadhera, OUT The leg stump has been flattened and PBKS have lost half their side. Dayal is off on a celebratory run. On a good length shaping back into Wadhera on off. He plays a half-hearted drive, gets a thick inside-edge and sees his stumps in a mess \n Yash Dayal to Shashank Singh, 2 runs Good length ball on middle stump, he shimmies down and helps this over midwicket for a couple of runs\n Yash Dayal to Shashank Singh, no run On a good length angling away from Shashank who cuts this to point\n Yash Dayal to Shashank Singh, no run A top over from Dayal. Hard length on middle and leg, he pushes this back to the bowler\n Hazlewood to Stoinis, no run On a length on off stump, he stays inside the crease as he defends back towards the bowler\n Hazlewood to Stoinis, FOUR runs Heaved away for four! On a length outside off, he slogs this through midwicket for a four. PBKS still playing their shots\n Hazlewood to Stoinis, 1 run A touch fuller outside off, he pushes towards cover point for a run\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, 1 run On a good length on off stump, he gets across and ticks this towards midwicket A late pull out from Stoinis who probably caught the spyder cam at the corner of his eye. Hazlewood not impressed.\n Hazlewood to Stoinis, no run Banged in short outside off, he sways outside the line\n Hazlewood to Stoinis, 1 run Another heave but there is a fielder in the deep now. Was a length ball outside off stump, he gets this to deep midwicket\n Suyash Sharma to Stoinis, 1 run ooh, almost through him straight away. Googly on off and middle, he squirts it off the inside half of the bat behind square\n Suyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, OUT Why did he do that? A wild shot and PBKS are six down. WOW! Flatter googly on the stumps, Shashank goes for an ungainly swing across the line and sees his middle and leg stump disturbed. \n Suyash Sharma to Musheer Khan, no run Length ball on middle, turned across to the on side\n Suyash Sharma to Musheer Khan, no run Length ball, googly, picks it late but defends it towards third\n Suyash Sharma to Musheer Khan, OUT Huge appeal for lbw and given! Musheer reviews. Suyash bowls it shortish on middle and it skids straight on. Musheer gets down for a swipe across the line and wears it around the box. Even umpire's call would be enough for RCB to continue rejoicing. Three reds and PBKS lose Musheer and a review. The evening goes from bad to worse for PBKS \n Suyash Sharma to Azmatullah, 1 run Loopy full ball on leg, eased down to long-on. Seems like a run has come after some time even though it is just after five balls. Double-wicket over from Suyash\n Krunal to Azmatullah, no run Fuller and quicker on leg, flicked to midwicket\n Krunal to Azmatullah, 1 run Slower through the air on leg, clipped through square leg\n Krunal to Stoinis, SIX runs Stoinis goes high and long! Sees Krunal drop it on a length, he quickly charges down the track and pummels it over long-off\n Krunal to Stoinis, no run Quicker one on a length on middle, defensively pushed back to the bowler\n Krunal to Stoinis, 2 runs Full on leg, eased through midwicket. Omarzai charges back and they get two\n Krunal to Stoinis, 1 run Flatter and quicker on a length on middle and leg, he goes back and punches it through mid-on. It was bowled at 101kph","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Azmatullah","Inglis","Musheer Khan","Prabhsimran","Shashank Singh","Shreyas Iyer","Stoinis","Wadhera"],"Runs":[7.0,2.0,4.0,0.0,18.0,3.0,2.0,26.0,8.0],"Balls_Faced":[5,3,7,3,10,5,3,15,10],"Fours":[1,0,0,0,2,0,0,2,1],"Sixes":[0,0,0,0,1,0,0,2,0],"S\/R":[140.0,66.67,57.14,0.0,180.0,60.0,66.67,173.33,80.0],"dismissal":["c Pandya b Yash Dayal","Not Out","c Kumar b Hazlewood","lbw b Suyash Sharma","c \u2020Sharma b Kumar","b Suyash Sharma","c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood","Not Out","b Yash Dayal"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Hazlewood","Krunal","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[12,18,6,6,18],"Runs_Given":[17.0,21.0,10.0,2.0,21.0],"Wickets":[1,2,0,2,2],"Overs":[2.0,3.0,1.0,1.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Starc to Ravindra, no run .A bit of swing away early to beat the dangling bat. Length ball lands around fourth .stump and keeps going away, Ravindra didn't transfer his weight, tried to run it to third .with the bat-face facing extra cover. Very tentative.\nStarc to Ravindra, (no ball) 1 run .Dabs it off the middle this time, a firmer square drive this time. Gets it wide of slips... .and the klaxon goes off. Starc has overstepped .Good time for the incoming Conway to get a free hit\nStarc to Conway, 1 run .Starc gets away with it. A bouncer just under the shoulder was angling slightly down leg, .Conway tried to use the pace and angle but the bottom hand came off as he pulled. .Fielder half-stops it, parries it to the side. . .Mitchell Starc in IPL, 2025 .INNS .3 .WKTS .8 .ECON .10.00 .AVE .10.00 .BEST .5\/35\nStarc to Ravindra, 1 run .Wide on a length, guided to deep point\nStarc to Conway, 2 runs .Fullish on leg, clipped to the left of Mukesh at square leg. He lays fingertips and takes .the pace off the ball as it rolls into the outfield\nStarc to Conway, no run .Inside edges a straight drive onto pad, ball deflects along the ground to cover. Was a .144ks full ball angling in towards off .Deep third is fine\nStarc to Conway, 4 leg byes .Full ball slants onto the pads, 141ks, so Conway not connecting with the flick didn't .matter. The ball raced off the pad, too fine for deep fine leg to be in picture\nMukesh Kumar to Ravindra, 1 run .Shortish ball at the hips is pulled to long leg .Square leg and third are out now. Around the wicket\nMukesh Kumar to Conway, 2 runs .Misfield at point allows an extra run, Vipraj swooped in and tried to pick up and throw .with the right hand. Laid no hand on it. Was an inswinging length ball around fourth that .Conway pushed with a fully open bat face despite having little room\nMukesh Kumar to Conway, 1 leg bye .Fullish on the pads, beaten on the flick. Ball rolls off the pad towards midwicket\nMukesh Kumar to Ravindra, no run .Bouncer is very short, lands around leg stump and goes through fourth stump. Ravindra .sways out of the way. 132ks\nMukesh Kumar to Ravindra, OUT .Leading edge back to the bowler, is that a result of the two-paced nature of the pitch? .133ks length ball at the hip, Ravindra tried to flick it through midwicket while standing .upright. Was into the shot too early, the ball lobbed softly, low to Mukesh's right. He had .time to stop himself almost completely to get down and take it. .Rachin Ravindra c & b Mukesh Kumar 3 (6b 0x4 0x6 10m) SR: 50\nMukesh Kumar to Gaikwad, 1 run .Length ball at 135ks is around top of middle, flicked towards the edge of the ring at .midwicket\nStarc to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .Glorious extra-cover drive, it's with a check and a slightly open-faced bat. The stride .across to the fullish 141ks ball angling away from him was small but confident\nStarc to Gaikwad, 1 wide .Fullish again, down leg. Past the attempted flick\nStarc to Gaikwad, no run .Overpitched, swinging in a touch towards fourth, Gaikwad lunges and nails another .check drive but finds cover\nStarc to Gaikwad, OUT .Gaikwad falls into the trap. JFM was stationed at deep-backward square leg and has to .move to the right to take it comfortably. Was a 141ks ball around a back of a length .after a few full balls. Gaikwad tried to help it along the way with a one-legged flick, .timed it nicely but hit it flat and misplaced it. .Ruturaj Gaikwad c Fraser-McGurk b Starc 5 (4b 1x4 0x6 4m) SR: 125\nStarc to Shankar, no run .Inswinger almost knocks off stump. Full and fast, 144ks, starts like a fifth-stump ball .but curves in late and fast. Shankar tries to drive it down the ground\nStarc to Shankar, no run .Did Shankar nick it? Else that's lbw. Chat among the fielders, Porel thinks he's hit it. .From the replay, it looks like the inswinging yorker hit the boot first and then the toe .edge as Shankar tried to flick the ball to the leg side. Ultra-Edge confirms it was shoe .first, Starc sees the replay and resigns with laughter. Hawk-Eye confirms ball would go .on to hit the base of middle\nStarc to Shankar, no run .Fullish at the stumps, worked to the leg side\nMukesh Kumar to Conway, no run .Walks towards the length ball around fourth, defends it to the bowler's right\nMukesh Kumar to Conway, 1 run .Length around off, defended to point .Hearing that Rahul is now keeping, Porel has gone out. .Over the wicket to the rhb\nMukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 run .Length around off, 138ks, worked to the leg side\nMukesh Kumar to Conway, 1 run .Dances down to a length ball around off, turns it into a fullish one and pushes it with an .open-faced bat to point\nMukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 run .Works the length ball to deep square leg\nMukesh Kumar to Conway, 1 leg bye .Mukesh is convinced Conway's lbw but that looked down leg. The full ball angled in .from around the wicket and beat the flick before deflecting towards point\nMohit to Conway, FOUR runs .Lucky four to the right of short fine leg. Conway looked like he'd attack that ball no .matter what. Stood leg side of the length ball and had a hearty swipe, tried to go over .square leg\nMohit to Conway, 1 run .Goes for the pull, doesn't middle it. Ball goes to square leg\nMohit to Shankar, 1 run .Run-out chance, Vipraj doesn't get the direct hit from midwicket. Shankar, who ran .halfway down, had given up. Was a length ball that he punched off the inside-half of the .full-faced bat and took off. .Around to the lhb\nMohit to Conway, 1 run .Slower bouncer just outside off, pulled to deep midwicket. Pace not shown, but it looked .slow\nMohit to Shankar, 2 runs .Quick running to turn it to two. JFM was the fielder running to his right from deep .square leg. Good throw to Rahul, but Shankar hared through. Was a length ball that was .flicked late\nMohit to Shankar, 1 wide .Bouncer is above head. Good pace off the pitch though. Line was just outside off and .Shankar shaped to ramp it over the keeper before pulling out\nMohit to Shankar, 1 run .Shortish on fifth, Shankar walks down and pats it with an open-faced bat, from around .rib-height, to point\nNigam to Shankar, FOUR runs .Short, sits up and that's cut with the spin. There was extra cover and cover point, they've .been bisected with ease\nNigam to Shankar, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked to the left of square leg. Likely to have been a legbreak again, no .turn this time though\nNigam to Conway, OUT .Another leading edge, this time it's taken at cover. Googly at 89ks landed in line with .leg stump and turned a touch, Conway tried to chip the ball over midwicket, played in .front of the body. Went right up. CSK lose three in the powerplay .Devon Conway c Patel b Nigam 13 (14b 1x4 0x6 32m) SR: 92.85\nNigam to Dube, FOUR runs .Shortish and flat, cut well... and cover point isn't able to cut it off. He ran right and flung .himself but wasn't in reach\nNigam to Dube, 1 run .Fullish on leg, flicked softly towards square leg\nNigam to Shankar, no run .Pops up again, but too far to the right of the bowler. Was a fullish ball at the stumps that .Shankar tried to flick, onto it too early. Pitch has likely slowed down. Was another .googly, replay shows\nStarc to Dube, no run .Short right away, around chest-height just outside off. Bunted with an open-faced bat to .point\nStarc to Dube, no run .Flaps the length ball on fifth to cover point\nStarc to Dube, no run .Full just outside off, Dube treats it like it's shortish though. Slaps it with a diagonal bat .to cover .Around. Square leg, fine leg, third and point out. Short stuff coming?\nStarc to Dube, 1 run .No. Touch back of length at best, angling away outside off, steered comfortably to .deep-backward point's right .Stays around to the rhb\nStarc to Shankar, 1 run .Yorker missed. Shin-high full toss is flicked to deep-backward square leg .Back over the wicket\nStarc to Dube, 1 run .Shortish ball is wide and Dube flashes at it, connects decently, deep point races to the .left to slide and cut it off\nNigam to Dube, no run .Dube won't attack him first ball this over. Length on leg, flicked towards square leg.\nNigam to Dube, 1 run .Fullish on leg, very flat, flicked to long-on\nNigam to Shankar, no run .Uppish cut, on the bounce to backward point. A bit of extra bounce on the legbreak that .landed on a length just outside off. Shankar rose with the bounce and went hard at it\nNigam to Shankar, 1 run .Full around off, whipped to long-on\nNigam to Dube, 1 run .Flat again, around off, Dube whips it off the inner-half of the bat to deep midwicket\nNigam to Shankar, no run .Wide on a length, cut to backward point. Touch slower there, might've turned away a .touch\nKuldeep to Dube, 1 run .Looped up and Dube goes for the slog sweep, not middled and it goes on the bounce to .deep midwicket\nKuldeep to Shankar, 2 runs .Touch short, slowish and at the stumps, pulled to the left of deep square leg\nKuldeep to Shankar, 1 run .Similar ball, seems to have spun in more. Slow off the pitch, pulled to long leg\nKuldeep to Dube, 1 run .Dube tries to manufacture pace but finds deep midwicket. Slowish ball was slightly .short if at all and around fourth, big wind-up from Dube but didn't get much elevation\nKuldeep to Shankar, 1 run .Pulled to deep midwicket while swirling the front foot around\nKuldeep to Dube, 1 run .Quicker this time, 90ks, although it didn't look like it to the naked eye. Was a fullish ball .on off that was punched to long-on .Timeout. KP is moving around, encouraging everyone. Matthew Mott has a chat with .Starc, lots of energy and movement around\nNigam to Dube, SIX runs .Lands it short and Dube whacks the pull over cow corner. It's the first six of the innings. .Dube was happy to show all the stumps, cleared the front leg and hit it 86 metres far.\nNigam to Dube, OUT .Six and out, Dube holes out to long-on. The crowd, who had started roaring, have been .silenced again. 89ks, not exactly off the top of the hand, but the line was wide. The .length was full and Dube tried to drag it across with a slog sweep. Toed it right up, .Stubbs runs in and takes a regulation catch .Shivam Dube c Stubbs b Nigam 18 (15b 1x4 1x6 15m) SR: 120\nNigam to Jadeja, 1 run .Fullish ball looped up is wide, spins in a touch, Jadeja takes a big stride across and .flicks it to long-on\nNigam to Shankar, 1 run .Chipped inside out, wide of cover. Goes to long-off. Was a fullish ball that was wide\nNigam to Jadeja, 1 run .Length on fourth, flicked to deep backward square leg\nNigam to Shankar, 1 run .Top-edged sweep... has been dropped. Kuldeep was back-pedalling but wasn't running .in a straight line, tried to take it above his shoulder while on the move. Don't think he .touched it. Was a length ball angling in that Shankar tried to sweep, looked like he .wanted to go aerial .Time for Himanshu to come in","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs DC, 17th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Starc to Ravindra, no run A bit of swing away early to beat the dangling bat. Length ball lands around fourth stump and keeps going away, Ravindra didn't transfer his weight, tried to run it to third with the bat-face facing extra cover. Very tentative.\n Dabs it off the middle this time, a firmer square drive this time. Gets it wide of slips... and the klaxon goes off. Starc has overstepped Good time for the incoming Conway to get a free hit\n Starc to Conway, 1 run Starc gets away with it. A bouncer just under the shoulder was angling slightly down leg, Conway tried to use the pace and angle but the bottom hand came off as he pulled. Fielder half-stops it, parries it to the side. Mitchell Starc in IPL, 2025 INNS 3 WKTS 8 ECON 10.00 AVE 10.00 BEST 5\/35\n Starc to Ravindra, 1 run Wide on a length, guided to deep point\n Starc to Conway, 2 runs Fullish on leg, clipped to the left of Mukesh at square leg. He lays fingertips and takes the pace off the ball as it rolls into the outfield\n Starc to Conway, no run Inside edges a straight drive onto pad, ball deflects along the ground to cover. Was a 144ks full ball angling in towards off Deep third is fine\n Starc to Conway, 4 leg byes Full ball slants onto the pads, 141ks, so Conway not connecting with the flick didn't matter. The ball raced off the pad, too fine for deep fine leg to be in picture\n Mukesh Kumar to Ravindra, 1 run Shortish ball at the hips is pulled to long leg Square leg and third are out now. Around the wicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Conway, 2 runs Misfield at point allows an extra run, Vipraj swooped in and tried to pick up and throw with the right hand. Laid no hand on it. Was an inswinging length ball around fourth that Conway pushed with a fully open bat face despite having little room\n Mukesh Kumar to Conway, 1 leg bye Fullish on the pads, beaten on the flick. Ball rolls off the pad towards midwicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Ravindra, no run Bouncer is very short, lands around leg stump and goes through fourth stump. Ravindra sways out of the way. 132ks\n Mukesh Kumar to Ravindra, OUT Leading edge back to the bowler, is that a result of the two-paced nature of the pitch? 133ks length ball at the hip, Ravindra tried to flick it through midwicket while standing upright. Was into the shot too early, the ball lobbed softly, low to Mukesh's right. He had time to stop himself almost completely to get down and take it. \n Mukesh Kumar to Gaikwad, 1 run Length ball at 135ks is around top of middle, flicked towards the edge of the ring at midwicket\n Starc to Gaikwad, FOUR runs Glorious extra-cover drive, it's with a check and a slightly open-faced bat. The stride across to the fullish 141ks ball angling away from him was small but confident\n Starc to Gaikwad, 1 wide Fullish again, down leg. Past the attempted flick\n Starc to Gaikwad, no run Overpitched, swinging in a touch towards fourth, Gaikwad lunges and nails another check drive but finds cover\n Starc to Gaikwad, OUT Gaikwad falls into the trap. JFM was stationed at deep-backward square leg and has to move to the right to take it comfortably. Was a 141ks ball around a back of a length after a few full balls. Gaikwad tried to help it along the way with a one-legged flick, timed it nicely but hit it flat and misplaced it. \n Starc to Shankar, no run Inswinger almost knocks off stump. Full and fast, 144ks, starts like a fifth-stump ball but curves in late and fast. Shankar tries to drive it down the ground\n Starc to Shankar, no run Did Shankar nick it? Else that's lbw. Chat among the fielders, Porel thinks he's hit it. From the replay, it looks like the inswinging yorker hit the boot first and then the toe edge as Shankar tried to flick the ball to the leg side. Ultra-Edge confirms it was shoe first, Starc sees the replay and resigns with laughter. Hawk-Eye confirms ball would go on to hit the base of middle\n Starc to Shankar, no run Fullish at the stumps, worked to the leg side\n Mukesh Kumar to Conway, no run Walks towards the length ball around fourth, defends it to the bowler's right\n Mukesh Kumar to Conway, 1 run Length around off, defended to point Hearing that Rahul is now keeping, Porel has gone out. Over the wicket to the rhb\n Mukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 run Length around off, 138ks, worked to the leg side\n Mukesh Kumar to Conway, 1 run Dances down to a length ball around off, turns it into a fullish one and pushes it with an open-faced bat to point\n Mukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 run Works the length ball to deep square leg\n Mukesh Kumar to Conway, 1 leg bye Mukesh is convinced Conway's lbw but that looked down leg. The full ball angled in from around the wicket and beat the flick before deflecting towards point\n Mohit to Conway, FOUR runs Lucky four to the right of short fine leg. Conway looked like he'd attack that ball no matter what. Stood leg side of the length ball and had a hearty swipe, tried to go over square leg\n Mohit to Conway, 1 run Goes for the pull, doesn't middle it. Ball goes to square leg\n Mohit to Shankar, 1 run Run-out chance, Vipraj doesn't get the direct hit from midwicket. Shankar, who ran halfway down, had given up. Was a length ball that he punched off the inside-half of the full-faced bat and took off. Around to the lhb\n Mohit to Conway, 1 run Slower bouncer just outside off, pulled to deep midwicket. Pace not shown, but it looked slow\n Mohit to Shankar, 2 runs Quick running to turn it to two. JFM was the fielder running to his right from deep square leg. Good throw to Rahul, but Shankar hared through. Was a length ball that was flicked late\n Mohit to Shankar, 1 wide Bouncer is above head. Good pace off the pitch though. Line was just outside off and Shankar shaped to ramp it over the keeper before pulling out\n Mohit to Shankar, 1 run Shortish on fifth, Shankar walks down and pats it with an open-faced bat, from around rib-height, to point\n Nigam to Shankar, FOUR runs Short, sits up and that's cut with the spin. There was extra cover and cover point, they've been bisected with ease\n Nigam to Shankar, 1 run Length on leg, flicked to the left of square leg. Likely to have been a legbreak again, no turn this time though\n Nigam to Conway, OUT Another leading edge, this time it's taken at cover. Googly at 89ks landed in line with leg stump and turned a touch, Conway tried to chip the ball over midwicket, played in front of the body. Went right up. CSK lose three in the powerplay \n Nigam to Dube, FOUR runs Shortish and flat, cut well... and cover point isn't able to cut it off. He ran right and flung himself but wasn't in reach\n Nigam to Dube, 1 run Fullish on leg, flicked softly towards square leg\n Nigam to Shankar, no run Pops up again, but too far to the right of the bowler. Was a fullish ball at the stumps that Shankar tried to flick, onto it too early. Pitch has likely slowed down. Was another googly, replay shows\n Starc to Dube, no run Short right away, around chest-height just outside off. Bunted with an open-faced bat to point\n Starc to Dube, no run Flaps the length ball on fifth to cover point\n Starc to Dube, no run Full just outside off, Dube treats it like it's shortish though. Slaps it with a diagonal bat to cover Around. Square leg, fine leg, third and point out. Short stuff coming?\n Starc to Dube, 1 run No. Touch back of length at best, angling away outside off, steered comfortably to deep-backward point's right Stays around to the rhb\n Starc to Shankar, 1 run Yorker missed. Shin-high full toss is flicked to deep-backward square leg Back over the wicket\n Starc to Dube, 1 run Shortish ball is wide and Dube flashes at it, connects decently, deep point races to the left to slide and cut it off\n Nigam to Dube, no run Dube won't attack him first ball this over. Length on leg, flicked towards square leg.\n Nigam to Dube, 1 run Fullish on leg, very flat, flicked to long-on\n Nigam to Shankar, no run Uppish cut, on the bounce to backward point. A bit of extra bounce on the legbreak that landed on a length just outside off. Shankar rose with the bounce and went hard at it\n Nigam to Shankar, 1 run Full around off, whipped to long-on\n Nigam to Dube, 1 run Flat again, around off, Dube whips it off the inner-half of the bat to deep midwicket\n Nigam to Shankar, no run Wide on a length, cut to backward point. Touch slower there, might've turned away a touch\n Kuldeep to Dube, 1 run Looped up and Dube goes for the slog sweep, not middled and it goes on the bounce to deep midwicket\n Kuldeep to Shankar, 2 runs Touch short, slowish and at the stumps, pulled to the left of deep square leg\n Kuldeep to Shankar, 1 run Similar ball, seems to have spun in more. Slow off the pitch, pulled to long leg\n Kuldeep to Dube, 1 run Dube tries to manufacture pace but finds deep midwicket. Slowish ball was slightly short if at all and around fourth, big wind-up from Dube but didn't get much elevation\n Kuldeep to Shankar, 1 run Pulled to deep midwicket while swirling the front foot around\n Kuldeep to Dube, 1 run Quicker this time, 90ks, although it didn't look like it to the naked eye. Was a fullish ball on off that was punched to long-on Timeout. KP is moving around, encouraging everyone. Matthew Mott has a chat with Starc, lots of energy and movement around\n Nigam to Dube, SIX runs Lands it short and Dube whacks the pull over cow corner. It's the first six of the innings. Dube was happy to show all the stumps, cleared the front leg and hit it 86 metres far.\n Nigam to Dube, OUT Six and out, Dube holes out to long-on. The crowd, who had started roaring, have been silenced again. 89ks, not exactly off the top of the hand, but the line was wide. The length was full and Dube tried to drag it across with a slog sweep. Toed it right up, Stubbs runs in and takes a regulation catch \n Nigam to Jadeja, 1 run Fullish ball looped up is wide, spins in a touch, Jadeja takes a big stride across and flicks it to long-on\n Nigam to Shankar, 1 run Chipped inside out, wide of cover. Goes to long-off. Was a fullish ball that was wide\n Nigam to Jadeja, 1 run Length on fourth, flicked to deep backward square leg\n Nigam to Shankar, 1 run Top-edged sweep... has been dropped. Kuldeep was back-pedalling but wasn't running in a straight line, tried to take it above his shoulder while on the move. Don't think he touched it. Was a length ball angling in that Shankar tried to sweep, looked like he wanted to go aerial Time for Himanshu to come in","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Conway","Dube","Gaikwad","Jadeja","Ravindra","Shankar"],"Runs":[13.0,18.0,5.0,2.0,3.0,19.0],"Balls_Faced":[14,15,4,2,6,20],"Fours":[1,1,1,0,0,1],"Sixes":[0,1,0,0,0,0],"S\/R":[92.86,120.0,125.0,100.0,50.0,95.0],"dismissal":["c Patel b Nigam","c Stubbs b Nigam","c Fraser-McGurk b Starc","Not Out","c & b Mukesh Kumar","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Kuldeep","Mohit","Mukesh Kumar","Nigam","Starc"],"Balls":[6,6,12,18,18],"Runs_Given":[7.0,11.0,8.0,23.0,14.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,2,1],"Overs":[1.0,1.0,2.0,3.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Starc to Ravindra, no run .A bit of swing away early to beat the dangling bat. Length ball lands around fourth .stump and keeps going away, Ravindra didn't transfer his weight, tried to run it to third .with the bat-face facing extra cover. Very tentative.\nStarc to Ravindra, (no ball) 1 run .Dabs it off the middle this time, a firmer square drive this time. Gets it wide of slips... .and the klaxon goes off. Starc has overstepped .Good time for the incoming Conway to get a free hit\nStarc to Conway, 1 run .Starc gets away with it. A bouncer just under the shoulder was angling slightly down leg, .Conway tried to use the pace and angle but the bottom hand came off as he pulled. .Fielder half-stops it, parries it to the side. . .Mitchell Starc in IPL, 2025 .INNS .3 .WKTS .8 .ECON .10.00 .AVE .10.00 .BEST .5\/35\nStarc to Ravindra, 1 run .Wide on a length, guided to deep point\nStarc to Conway, 2 runs .Fullish on leg, clipped to the left of Mukesh at square leg. He lays fingertips and takes .the pace off the ball as it rolls into the outfield\nStarc to Conway, no run .Inside edges a straight drive onto pad, ball deflects along the ground to cover. Was a .144ks full ball angling in towards off .Deep third is fine\nStarc to Conway, 4 leg byes .Full ball slants onto the pads, 141ks, so Conway not connecting with the flick didn't .matter. The ball raced off the pad, too fine for deep fine leg to be in picture\nMukesh Kumar to Ravindra, 1 run .Shortish ball at the hips is pulled to long leg .Square leg and third are out now. Around the wicket\nMukesh Kumar to Conway, 2 runs .Misfield at point allows an extra run, Vipraj swooped in and tried to pick up and throw .with the right hand. Laid no hand on it. Was an inswinging length ball around fourth that .Conway pushed with a fully open bat face despite having little room\nMukesh Kumar to Conway, 1 leg bye .Fullish on the pads, beaten on the flick. Ball rolls off the pad towards midwicket\nMukesh Kumar to Ravindra, no run .Bouncer is very short, lands around leg stump and goes through fourth stump. Ravindra .sways out of the way. 132ks\nMukesh Kumar to Ravindra, OUT .Leading edge back to the bowler, is that a result of the two-paced nature of the pitch? .133ks length ball at the hip, Ravindra tried to flick it through midwicket while standing .upright. Was into the shot too early, the ball lobbed softly, low to Mukesh's right. He had .time to stop himself almost completely to get down and take it. .Rachin Ravindra c & b Mukesh Kumar 3 (6b 0x4 0x6 10m) SR: 50\nMukesh Kumar to Gaikwad, 1 run .Length ball at 135ks is around top of middle, flicked towards the edge of the ring at .midwicket\nStarc to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .Glorious extra-cover drive, it's with a check and a slightly open-faced bat. The stride .across to the fullish 141ks ball angling away from him was small but confident\nStarc to Gaikwad, 1 wide .Fullish again, down leg. Past the attempted flick\nStarc to Gaikwad, no run .Overpitched, swinging in a touch towards fourth, Gaikwad lunges and nails another .check drive but finds cover\nStarc to Gaikwad, OUT .Gaikwad falls into the trap. JFM was stationed at deep-backward square leg and has to .move to the right to take it comfortably. Was a 141ks ball around a back of a length .after a few full balls. Gaikwad tried to help it along the way with a one-legged flick, .timed it nicely but hit it flat and misplaced it. .Ruturaj Gaikwad c Fraser-McGurk b Starc 5 (4b 1x4 0x6 4m) SR: 125\nStarc to Shankar, no run .Inswinger almost knocks off stump. Full and fast, 144ks, starts like a fifth-stump ball .but curves in late and fast. Shankar tries to drive it down the ground\nStarc to Shankar, no run .Did Shankar nick it? Else that's lbw. Chat among the fielders, Porel thinks he's hit it. .From the replay, it looks like the inswinging yorker hit the boot first and then the toe .edge as Shankar tried to flick the ball to the leg side. Ultra-Edge confirms it was shoe .first, Starc sees the replay and resigns with laughter. Hawk-Eye confirms ball would go .on to hit the base of middle\nStarc to Shankar, no run .Fullish at the stumps, worked to the leg side\nMukesh Kumar to Conway, no run .Walks towards the length ball around fourth, defends it to the bowler's right\nMukesh Kumar to Conway, 1 run .Length around off, defended to point .Hearing that Rahul is now keeping, Porel has gone out. .Over the wicket to the rhb\nMukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 run .Length around off, 138ks, worked to the leg side\nMukesh Kumar to Conway, 1 run .Dances down to a length ball around off, turns it into a fullish one and pushes it with an .open-faced bat to point\nMukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 run .Works the length ball to deep square leg\nMukesh Kumar to Conway, 1 leg bye .Mukesh is convinced Conway's lbw but that looked down leg. The full ball angled in .from around the wicket and beat the flick before deflecting towards point\nMohit to Conway, FOUR runs .Lucky four to the right of short fine leg. Conway looked like he'd attack that ball no .matter what. Stood leg side of the length ball and had a hearty swipe, tried to go over .square leg\nMohit to Conway, 1 run .Goes for the pull, doesn't middle it. Ball goes to square leg\nMohit to Shankar, 1 run .Run-out chance, Vipraj doesn't get the direct hit from midwicket. Shankar, who ran .halfway down, had given up. Was a length ball that he punched off the inside-half of the .full-faced bat and took off. .Around to the lhb\nMohit to Conway, 1 run .Slower bouncer just outside off, pulled to deep midwicket. Pace not shown, but it looked .slow\nMohit to Shankar, 2 runs .Quick running to turn it to two. JFM was the fielder running to his right from deep .square leg. Good throw to Rahul, but Shankar hared through. Was a length ball that was .flicked late\nMohit to Shankar, 1 wide .Bouncer is above head. Good pace off the pitch though. Line was just outside off and .Shankar shaped to ramp it over the keeper before pulling out\nMohit to Shankar, 1 run .Shortish on fifth, Shankar walks down and pats it with an open-faced bat, from around .rib-height, to point\nNigam to Shankar, FOUR runs .Short, sits up and that's cut with the spin. There was extra cover and cover point, they've .been bisected with ease\nNigam to Shankar, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked to the left of square leg. Likely to have been a legbreak again, no .turn this time though\nNigam to Conway, OUT .Another leading edge, this time it's taken at cover. Googly at 89ks landed in line with .leg stump and turned a touch, Conway tried to chip the ball over midwicket, played in .front of the body. Went right up. CSK lose three in the powerplay .Devon Conway c Patel b Nigam 13 (14b 1x4 0x6 32m) SR: 92.85\nNigam to Dube, FOUR runs .Shortish and flat, cut well... and cover point isn't able to cut it off. He ran right and flung .himself but wasn't in reach\nNigam to Dube, 1 run .Fullish on leg, flicked softly towards square leg\nNigam to Shankar, no run .Pops up again, but too far to the right of the bowler. Was a fullish ball at the stumps that .Shankar tried to flick, onto it too early. Pitch has likely slowed down. Was another .googly, replay shows\nStarc to Dube, no run .Short right away, around chest-height just outside off. Bunted with an open-faced bat to .point\nStarc to Dube, no run .Flaps the length ball on fifth to cover point\nStarc to Dube, no run .Full just outside off, Dube treats it like it's shortish though. Slaps it with a diagonal bat .to cover .Around. Square leg, fine leg, third and point out. Short stuff coming?\nStarc to Dube, 1 run .No. Touch back of length at best, angling away outside off, steered comfortably to .deep-backward point's right .Stays around to the rhb\nStarc to Shankar, 1 run .Yorker missed. Shin-high full toss is flicked to deep-backward square leg .Back over the wicket\nStarc to Dube, 1 run .Shortish ball is wide and Dube flashes at it, connects decently, deep point races to the .left to slide and cut it off\nNigam to Dube, no run .Dube won't attack him first ball this over. Length on leg, flicked towards square leg.\nNigam to Dube, 1 run .Fullish on leg, very flat, flicked to long-on\nNigam to Shankar, no run .Uppish cut, on the bounce to backward point. A bit of extra bounce on the legbreak that .landed on a length just outside off. Shankar rose with the bounce and went hard at it\nNigam to Shankar, 1 run .Full around off, whipped to long-on\nNigam to Dube, 1 run .Flat again, around off, Dube whips it off the inner-half of the bat to deep midwicket\nNigam to Shankar, no run .Wide on a length, cut to backward point. Touch slower there, might've turned away a .touch\nKuldeep to Dube, 1 run .Looped up and Dube goes for the slog sweep, not middled and it goes on the bounce to .deep midwicket\nKuldeep to Shankar, 2 runs .Touch short, slowish and at the stumps, pulled to the left of deep square leg\nKuldeep to Shankar, 1 run .Similar ball, seems to have spun in more. Slow off the pitch, pulled to long leg\nKuldeep to Dube, 1 run .Dube tries to manufacture pace but finds deep midwicket. Slowish ball was slightly .short if at all and around fourth, big wind-up from Dube but didn't get much elevation\nKuldeep to Shankar, 1 run .Pulled to deep midwicket while swirling the front foot around\nKuldeep to Dube, 1 run .Quicker this time, 90ks, although it didn't look like it to the naked eye. Was a fullish ball .on off that was punched to long-on .Timeout. KP is moving around, encouraging everyone. Matthew Mott has a chat with .Starc, lots of energy and movement around\nNigam to Dube, SIX runs .Lands it short and Dube whacks the pull over cow corner. It's the first six of the innings. .Dube was happy to show all the stumps, cleared the front leg and hit it 86 metres far.\nNigam to Dube, OUT .Six and out, Dube holes out to long-on. The crowd, who had started roaring, have been .silenced again. 89ks, not exactly off the top of the hand, but the line was wide. The .length was full and Dube tried to drag it across with a slog sweep. Toed it right up, .Stubbs runs in and takes a regulation catch .Shivam Dube c Stubbs b Nigam 18 (15b 1x4 1x6 15m) SR: 120\nNigam to Jadeja, 1 run .Fullish ball looped up is wide, spins in a touch, Jadeja takes a big stride across and .flicks it to long-on\nNigam to Shankar, 1 run .Chipped inside out, wide of cover. Goes to long-off. Was a fullish ball that was wide\nNigam to Jadeja, 1 run .Length on fourth, flicked to deep backward square leg\nNigam to Shankar, 1 run .Top-edged sweep... has been dropped. Kuldeep was back-pedalling but wasn't running .in a straight line, tried to take it above his shoulder while on the move. Don't think he .touched it. Was a length ball angling in that Shankar tried to sweep, looked like he .wanted to go aerial .Time for Himanshu to come in\nKuldeep to Shankar, 2 runs .on a fullish length on middle and off, and clipped to deep-backward square\nKuldeep to Shankar, 2 runs .good work by Starc, who moves to his left from long-off, and takes the ball on two .bounces. Shankar opened the face of the bat, and lofted this fuller ball outside off\nKuldeep to Shankar, 1 run .fuller side on middle and leg, and turns away. Clipped towards deep midwicket . .CSK in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .4 .WKTS .14 .RR .7.18 .AVE .17.78\nKuldeep to Jadeja, OUT .a confident appeal by Rahul, and even before he's done, the umpire's finger is up! That .tells you how plumb that was. It is the googly from Kuldeep, who tosses it up, and lands .it full on middle and off. Jadeja looks to flick this from around off, but leaves a gap .between bat and pad. The ball turns in to strike his front pad, and he's gone! .Ravindra Jadeja lbw b Kuldeep Yadav 2 (3b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 66.66\nKuldeep to Dhoni, 1 run .Kuldeep bowls on a length on middle, and turns it in sharply to finish outside leg. .Whipped to fine leg after opening his stance up\nKuldeep to Shankar, 1 run .fuller ball, and on middle. Driven down to long-off\nNigam to Shankar, 1 run .short in length around middle and off, and turning away. Shankar goes down on his .back knee, and pulls towards deep square leg\nNigam to Dhoni, 2 runs .full and loopy, and just outside off. Dhoni drives it late to deep extra cover to pick two\nNigam to Dhoni, no run .slower, and full and just outside off. He almost bends to nudge to back to Nigam's left\nNigam to Dhoni, no run .fuller ball on off, and pushed towards extra cover as Nigam bowls quicker\nNigam to Dhoni, 1 run .on the shorter side, and slightly wide of off. Slapped to deep cover\nNigam to Shankar, no run .full and flat, and around sixth stump. He drives hard, but right to the man at extra cover\nKuldeep to Dhoni, 1 run .tossed up, as this lands very full, and around sixth stump. A casual push to long-off by .Dhoni\nKuldeep to Shankar, 1 run .the wrong 'un! Short in length, and pitching on middle but finishing outside off, as .Shankar shifts his weight back to pull to long-on\nKuldeep to Dhoni, 1 run .ohh, lovely turn! On a length on off, and turning in to end on middle, as Dhoni aerially .pushes down to long-off\nKuldeep to Shankar, 1 run .dropped by Stubbs! He's usually a reliable fielder, though. Shankar pulled another short .ball from Kuldeep, and even as Stubbs was moving and sliding forward, the ball popped .out of his hands\nKuldeep to Dhoni, 1 run .a dipping and very full ball on middle, and driven to long-off\nKuldeep to Shankar, 1 run .on the bounce to fine leg, where the man is placed only three-fourths of the way back. .Much fuller and slower on leg, as Shankar swept it aerially\nMohit to Shankar, 1 run .bowls short and just outside off. Pulled forcefully to deep-backward square leg\nMohit to Dhoni, 1 run .a good-length ball floated just outside off, as Dhoni opens the face of the bat to jab to .deep third\nMohit to Shankar, (no ball) 1 run .a near yorker-length ball on sixth stump. Shankar lofts it from deep in the crease, and .plays it wide of long-off. And it's a no-ball too, so free hit for none other than... Dhoni .Free hit\nMohit to Dhoni, no run .Mohit bangs it short, and just outside off, and Dhoni misses on an attempted pull. The .ball went over Dhoni's head as he swung his bat and body. A bouncer from Mohit . .MS Dhoni vs Mohit Sharma .BALLS .32 .RUNS .59 .OUTS .3 .SR .184.37 .4s\/6s .5\/4\nMohit to Dhoni, 1 run .slower bouncer on a seventh-stump line. Dhoni waits for it come, before half-hooking .towards deep midwicket\nMohit to Shankar, FOUR runs .finally a boundary! The ball pierces the fielders at fine leg and deep midwicket, as .Shankar pulls at this short-of-a-length delivery which seemed to have kept a little low\nMohit to Shankar, 1 run .short again, and just outside off. Mohit bowls this at only 110kph, and Shankar can pull .it only towards deep midwicket\nKuldeep to Shankar, no run .ohh, full and slow, and dipping on leg stump. The ball turns away, and Shankar is hit .somewhere close to his stomach as he looks to sweep but misses\nKuldeep to Shankar, 2 runs .on a shortish length, and wide of off. Shankar slashes far away from his body, but can .only place it just wide of the man at short third\nKuldeep to Shankar, FOUR runs .another boundary! Shankar hits four more! Short delivery on middle, and he shifts his .weight back and gets his front leg out of the way to dispatch this\nKuldeep to Shankar, no run .on a length on middle and off. He looks to slash, but gets a bottom edge on to his pad\nKuldeep to Shankar, no run .off the toe-end of the bat! Fuller and slower, and angling across towards off. He looked .to heave, but mistimed it badly\nKuldeep to Shankar, FOUR runs .a lofty punch! On a length around middle and off, and he made room early. He presented .the full face of the bat at that, and punched with a high left elbow, to go over extra cover,\nMohit to Dhoni, 1 run .short of a length around off, as Mohit goes wide of the crease. Pulled to deep midwicket\nMohit to Shankar, 1 wide .slower delivery at 101kph, and fullish and wide of off. Shankar lets it go, and it is called .wide\nMohit to Shankar, 1 run .almost a yorker on off, and Shankar can only swing it towards deep midwicket .Dhoni on 10 off 12 balls...\nMohit to Dhoni, no run .this lands right in the yorker zone, and just outside off. Dhoni can only manage to push .it back to Mohit's right\nMohit to Dhoni, no run .another yorker around the sixth-stump line, and Dhoni can only drive to Axar at extra .cover. Shankar wanted a single but was sent back\nMohit to Dhoni, 1 wide .very full, and wide outside off. Dhoni leaves it alone, and it is called wide\nMohit to Dhoni, 1 run .on a short of a length on off, and clipped to short fine leg. They take a single, and nearly .get a second after the overthrow\nMohit to Shankar, 1 run .superb stuff from Mohit! He keeps landing the ball on a yorker length - this one went on .off - and Shankar can, once again, only heave to deep midwicket .Time-out\nAxar Patel to Shankar, 1 run .angled in from around the wicket, and on a length on the stumps. Clipped to deep .square leg\nAxar Patel to Dhoni, 1 run .fuller ball on middle, and straightening. Whipped towards square leg\nAxar Patel to Shankar, 1 run .Shankar makes room... and can merely hoick this full and slow ball on middle to deep .midwicket. He has got to his fifty, but there's hardly a reason to applaud\nAxar Patel to Dhoni, 1 run .full and quicker on off, and pushed towards cover point\nAxar Patel to Shankar, no run .backs away early, and Axar bowls on a good length, and flat outside off. Swatted back .on the bounce to Axar\nAxar Patel to Shankar, 1 run .slower, and on a length on the stumps. Punched to deep extra cover\nMukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 run .swings in, and lands on a length around sixth stump. Dragged to long-on off the inside .half of the bat\nMukesh Kumar to Dhoni, 1 run .change of pace, and on a fullish length just outside off. Dhoni stands deep in the crease, .and powerfully swings on the bounce to long-on\nMukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 wide .short delivery pitching on middle, and finishing outside leg as he looked to pull but .missed. Wide called\nMukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 run .another low full toss around off from a DC quick, and Shankar drives it to long-on\nMukesh Kumar to Dhoni, SIX runs .bam! The ball lands miles into the crowd! But how much will this really matter from .here? Mukesh went on a length, and slightly wide of off, as Dhoni, from deep in the .crease, blasted it back down the ground\nMukesh Kumar to Dhoni, 2 runs .very full, and in the corridor outside off. Dhoni drives it down towards long-off off the .bottom of the bat, and they pinch two\nMukesh Kumar to Dhoni, 1 run .excellent stuff! Mukesh lands a yorker just outside off, and Dhoni squeezes it away to .the bowler's left for a hurried single\nStarc to Dhoni, 5 wide .five wides, and remember, there's still a crowd in Chennai! Starc angled this in from .around the stumps, but went on a length and way wide of leg. Dhoni left it, and even a .tumbling Rahul couldn't stop it\nStarc to Dhoni, 1 run .there comes the yorker, swinging in towards off at 143kph. Driven to deep cover point\nStarc to Shankar, FOUR runs .a late ramp for four! Shankar almost withdrew his bat, and even took his eyes off, before .sending it flying over the keeper's head. It was a bouncer climbing on middle, and .Shankar played it as late as was possible\nStarc to Shankar, 1 run .Starc hits back with another yorker! Swings in to land at the base of off, and Shankar .manages to whip it to deep midwicket\nStarc to Dhoni, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length just outside off, and slapped towards cover\nStarc to Shankar, 1 run .very full on off, and again only clipped to deep midwicket . .DC in death overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .3 .WKTS .6 .ECON .8.06 .AVE .13.00\nStarc to Dhoni, no run .another pinpoint yorker around sixth stump at 138kph. Dhoni jams his bat down, but .misses\nMukesh Kumar to Shankar, SIX runs .pumped over the bowler's head! Shankar is deep in the crease, and he presents the full .face of the bat at this length ball around seventh stump. First six for Shankar\nMukesh Kumar to Shankar, 2 runs .sliced over backward point! He opens the face of teh bat at this low full toss in the .channel outside off, and bags two\nMukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 run .perfect delivery! Mukesh lands another yorker just outside off, and Shankar digs it out to .long-on .Three sixes from Dhoni, maybe?\nMukesh Kumar to Dhoni, FOUR runs .between point and short third! He threw his bat at this yorker wide-ish of off, and played .without any foot movement. Four in the gap, for what it's worth in terms of NRR\nMukesh Kumar to Dhoni, 1 run .another full toss - this one's around his knee - around off, and Dhoni hoicks towards .deep midwicket\nMukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 run .through Mukesh's hands! Another full toss perhaps in search of another yorker, as this .swings to arrive outside off. Shankar pushes forward aerially, and the ball ends at long- .off","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs DC, 17th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Starc to Ravindra, no run A bit of swing away early to beat the dangling bat. Length ball lands around fourth stump and keeps going away, Ravindra didn't transfer his weight, tried to run it to third with the bat-face facing extra cover. Very tentative.\n Dabs it off the middle this time, a firmer square drive this time. Gets it wide of slips... and the klaxon goes off. Starc has overstepped Good time for the incoming Conway to get a free hit\n Starc to Conway, 1 run Starc gets away with it. A bouncer just under the shoulder was angling slightly down leg, Conway tried to use the pace and angle but the bottom hand came off as he pulled. Fielder half-stops it, parries it to the side. Mitchell Starc in IPL, 2025 INNS 3 WKTS 8 ECON 10.00 AVE 10.00 BEST 5\/35\n Starc to Ravindra, 1 run Wide on a length, guided to deep point\n Starc to Conway, 2 runs Fullish on leg, clipped to the left of Mukesh at square leg. He lays fingertips and takes the pace off the ball as it rolls into the outfield\n Starc to Conway, no run Inside edges a straight drive onto pad, ball deflects along the ground to cover. Was a 144ks full ball angling in towards off Deep third is fine\n Starc to Conway, 4 leg byes Full ball slants onto the pads, 141ks, so Conway not connecting with the flick didn't matter. The ball raced off the pad, too fine for deep fine leg to be in picture\n Mukesh Kumar to Ravindra, 1 run Shortish ball at the hips is pulled to long leg Square leg and third are out now. Around the wicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Conway, 2 runs Misfield at point allows an extra run, Vipraj swooped in and tried to pick up and throw with the right hand. Laid no hand on it. Was an inswinging length ball around fourth that Conway pushed with a fully open bat face despite having little room\n Mukesh Kumar to Conway, 1 leg bye Fullish on the pads, beaten on the flick. Ball rolls off the pad towards midwicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Ravindra, no run Bouncer is very short, lands around leg stump and goes through fourth stump. Ravindra sways out of the way. 132ks\n Mukesh Kumar to Ravindra, OUT Leading edge back to the bowler, is that a result of the two-paced nature of the pitch? 133ks length ball at the hip, Ravindra tried to flick it through midwicket while standing upright. Was into the shot too early, the ball lobbed softly, low to Mukesh's right. He had time to stop himself almost completely to get down and take it. \n Mukesh Kumar to Gaikwad, 1 run Length ball at 135ks is around top of middle, flicked towards the edge of the ring at midwicket\n Starc to Gaikwad, FOUR runs Glorious extra-cover drive, it's with a check and a slightly open-faced bat. The stride across to the fullish 141ks ball angling away from him was small but confident\n Starc to Gaikwad, 1 wide Fullish again, down leg. Past the attempted flick\n Starc to Gaikwad, no run Overpitched, swinging in a touch towards fourth, Gaikwad lunges and nails another check drive but finds cover\n Starc to Gaikwad, OUT Gaikwad falls into the trap. JFM was stationed at deep-backward square leg and has to move to the right to take it comfortably. Was a 141ks ball around a back of a length after a few full balls. Gaikwad tried to help it along the way with a one-legged flick, timed it nicely but hit it flat and misplaced it. \n Starc to Shankar, no run Inswinger almost knocks off stump. Full and fast, 144ks, starts like a fifth-stump ball but curves in late and fast. Shankar tries to drive it down the ground\n Starc to Shankar, no run Did Shankar nick it? Else that's lbw. Chat among the fielders, Porel thinks he's hit it. From the replay, it looks like the inswinging yorker hit the boot first and then the toe edge as Shankar tried to flick the ball to the leg side. Ultra-Edge confirms it was shoe first, Starc sees the replay and resigns with laughter. Hawk-Eye confirms ball would go on to hit the base of middle\n Starc to Shankar, no run Fullish at the stumps, worked to the leg side\n Mukesh Kumar to Conway, no run Walks towards the length ball around fourth, defends it to the bowler's right\n Mukesh Kumar to Conway, 1 run Length around off, defended to point Hearing that Rahul is now keeping, Porel has gone out. Over the wicket to the rhb\n Mukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 run Length around off, 138ks, worked to the leg side\n Mukesh Kumar to Conway, 1 run Dances down to a length ball around off, turns it into a fullish one and pushes it with an open-faced bat to point\n Mukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 run Works the length ball to deep square leg\n Mukesh Kumar to Conway, 1 leg bye Mukesh is convinced Conway's lbw but that looked down leg. The full ball angled in from around the wicket and beat the flick before deflecting towards point\n Mohit to Conway, FOUR runs Lucky four to the right of short fine leg. Conway looked like he'd attack that ball no matter what. Stood leg side of the length ball and had a hearty swipe, tried to go over square leg\n Mohit to Conway, 1 run Goes for the pull, doesn't middle it. Ball goes to square leg\n Mohit to Shankar, 1 run Run-out chance, Vipraj doesn't get the direct hit from midwicket. Shankar, who ran halfway down, had given up. Was a length ball that he punched off the inside-half of the full-faced bat and took off. Around to the lhb\n Mohit to Conway, 1 run Slower bouncer just outside off, pulled to deep midwicket. Pace not shown, but it looked slow\n Mohit to Shankar, 2 runs Quick running to turn it to two. JFM was the fielder running to his right from deep square leg. Good throw to Rahul, but Shankar hared through. Was a length ball that was flicked late\n Mohit to Shankar, 1 wide Bouncer is above head. Good pace off the pitch though. Line was just outside off and Shankar shaped to ramp it over the keeper before pulling out\n Mohit to Shankar, 1 run Shortish on fifth, Shankar walks down and pats it with an open-faced bat, from around rib-height, to point\n Nigam to Shankar, FOUR runs Short, sits up and that's cut with the spin. There was extra cover and cover point, they've been bisected with ease\n Nigam to Shankar, 1 run Length on leg, flicked to the left of square leg. Likely to have been a legbreak again, no turn this time though\n Nigam to Conway, OUT Another leading edge, this time it's taken at cover. Googly at 89ks landed in line with leg stump and turned a touch, Conway tried to chip the ball over midwicket, played in front of the body. Went right up. CSK lose three in the powerplay \n Nigam to Dube, FOUR runs Shortish and flat, cut well... and cover point isn't able to cut it off. He ran right and flung himself but wasn't in reach\n Nigam to Dube, 1 run Fullish on leg, flicked softly towards square leg\n Nigam to Shankar, no run Pops up again, but too far to the right of the bowler. Was a fullish ball at the stumps that Shankar tried to flick, onto it too early. Pitch has likely slowed down. Was another googly, replay shows\n Starc to Dube, no run Short right away, around chest-height just outside off. Bunted with an open-faced bat to point\n Starc to Dube, no run Flaps the length ball on fifth to cover point\n Starc to Dube, no run Full just outside off, Dube treats it like it's shortish though. Slaps it with a diagonal bat to cover Around. Square leg, fine leg, third and point out. Short stuff coming?\n Starc to Dube, 1 run No. Touch back of length at best, angling away outside off, steered comfortably to deep-backward point's right Stays around to the rhb\n Starc to Shankar, 1 run Yorker missed. Shin-high full toss is flicked to deep-backward square leg Back over the wicket\n Starc to Dube, 1 run Shortish ball is wide and Dube flashes at it, connects decently, deep point races to the left to slide and cut it off\n Nigam to Dube, no run Dube won't attack him first ball this over. Length on leg, flicked towards square leg.\n Nigam to Dube, 1 run Fullish on leg, very flat, flicked to long-on\n Nigam to Shankar, no run Uppish cut, on the bounce to backward point. A bit of extra bounce on the legbreak that landed on a length just outside off. Shankar rose with the bounce and went hard at it\n Nigam to Shankar, 1 run Full around off, whipped to long-on\n Nigam to Dube, 1 run Flat again, around off, Dube whips it off the inner-half of the bat to deep midwicket\n Nigam to Shankar, no run Wide on a length, cut to backward point. Touch slower there, might've turned away a touch\n Kuldeep to Dube, 1 run Looped up and Dube goes for the slog sweep, not middled and it goes on the bounce to deep midwicket\n Kuldeep to Shankar, 2 runs Touch short, slowish and at the stumps, pulled to the left of deep square leg\n Kuldeep to Shankar, 1 run Similar ball, seems to have spun in more. Slow off the pitch, pulled to long leg\n Kuldeep to Dube, 1 run Dube tries to manufacture pace but finds deep midwicket. Slowish ball was slightly short if at all and around fourth, big wind-up from Dube but didn't get much elevation\n Kuldeep to Shankar, 1 run Pulled to deep midwicket while swirling the front foot around\n Kuldeep to Dube, 1 run Quicker this time, 90ks, although it didn't look like it to the naked eye. Was a fullish ball on off that was punched to long-on Timeout. KP is moving around, encouraging everyone. Matthew Mott has a chat with Starc, lots of energy and movement around\n Nigam to Dube, SIX runs Lands it short and Dube whacks the pull over cow corner. It's the first six of the innings. Dube was happy to show all the stumps, cleared the front leg and hit it 86 metres far.\n Nigam to Dube, OUT Six and out, Dube holes out to long-on. The crowd, who had started roaring, have been silenced again. 89ks, not exactly off the top of the hand, but the line was wide. The length was full and Dube tried to drag it across with a slog sweep. Toed it right up, Stubbs runs in and takes a regulation catch \n Nigam to Jadeja, 1 run Fullish ball looped up is wide, spins in a touch, Jadeja takes a big stride across and flicks it to long-on\n Nigam to Shankar, 1 run Chipped inside out, wide of cover. Goes to long-off. Was a fullish ball that was wide\n Nigam to Jadeja, 1 run Length on fourth, flicked to deep backward square leg\n Nigam to Shankar, 1 run Top-edged sweep... has been dropped. Kuldeep was back-pedalling but wasn't running in a straight line, tried to take it above his shoulder while on the move. Don't think he touched it. Was a length ball angling in that Shankar tried to sweep, looked like he wanted to go aerial Time for Himanshu to come in\n Kuldeep to Shankar, 2 runs on a fullish length on middle and off, and clipped to deep-backward square\n Kuldeep to Shankar, 2 runs good work by Starc, who moves to his left from long-off, and takes the ball on two bounces. Shankar opened the face of the bat, and lofted this fuller ball outside off\n Kuldeep to Shankar, 1 run fuller side on middle and leg, and turns away. Clipped towards deep midwicket INNS 4 WKTS 14 RR 7.18 AVE 17.78\n Kuldeep to Jadeja, OUT a confident appeal by Rahul, and even before he's done, the umpire's finger is up! That tells you how plumb that was. It is the googly from Kuldeep, who tosses it up, and lands it full on middle and off. Jadeja looks to flick this from around off, but leaves a gap between bat and pad. The ball turns in to strike his front pad, and he's gone! \n Kuldeep to Dhoni, 1 run Kuldeep bowls on a length on middle, and turns it in sharply to finish outside leg. Whipped to fine leg after opening his stance up\n Kuldeep to Shankar, 1 run fuller ball, and on middle. Driven down to long-off\n Nigam to Shankar, 1 run short in length around middle and off, and turning away. Shankar goes down on his back knee, and pulls towards deep square leg\n Nigam to Dhoni, 2 runs full and loopy, and just outside off. Dhoni drives it late to deep extra cover to pick two\n Nigam to Dhoni, no run slower, and full and just outside off. He almost bends to nudge to back to Nigam's left\n Nigam to Dhoni, no run fuller ball on off, and pushed towards extra cover as Nigam bowls quicker\n Nigam to Dhoni, 1 run on the shorter side, and slightly wide of off. Slapped to deep cover\n Nigam to Shankar, no run full and flat, and around sixth stump. He drives hard, but right to the man at extra cover\n Kuldeep to Dhoni, 1 run tossed up, as this lands very full, and around sixth stump. A casual push to long-off by Dhoni\n Kuldeep to Shankar, 1 run the wrong 'un! Short in length, and pitching on middle but finishing outside off, as Shankar shifts his weight back to pull to long-on\n Kuldeep to Dhoni, 1 run ohh, lovely turn! On a length on off, and turning in to end on middle, as Dhoni aerially pushes down to long-off\n Kuldeep to Shankar, 1 run dropped by Stubbs! He's usually a reliable fielder, though. Shankar pulled another short ball from Kuldeep, and even as Stubbs was moving and sliding forward, the ball popped out of his hands\n Kuldeep to Dhoni, 1 run a dipping and very full ball on middle, and driven to long-off\n Kuldeep to Shankar, 1 run on the bounce to fine leg, where the man is placed only three-fourths of the way back. Much fuller and slower on leg, as Shankar swept it aerially\n Mohit to Shankar, 1 run bowls short and just outside off. Pulled forcefully to deep-backward square leg\n Mohit to Dhoni, 1 run a good-length ball floated just outside off, as Dhoni opens the face of the bat to jab to deep third\n a near yorker-length ball on sixth stump. Shankar lofts it from deep in the crease, and plays it wide of long-off. And it's a no-ball too, so free hit for none other than... Dhoni Free hit\n Mohit to Dhoni, no run Mohit bangs it short, and just outside off, and Dhoni misses on an attempted pull. The ball went over Dhoni's head as he swung his bat and body. A bouncer from Mohit MS Dhoni vs Mohit Sharma BALLS 32 RUNS 59 OUTS 3 SR 184.37 4s\/6s 5\/4\n Mohit to Dhoni, 1 run slower bouncer on a seventh-stump line. Dhoni waits for it come, before half-hooking towards deep midwicket\n Mohit to Shankar, FOUR runs finally a boundary! The ball pierces the fielders at fine leg and deep midwicket, as Shankar pulls at this short-of-a-length delivery which seemed to have kept a little low\n Mohit to Shankar, 1 run short again, and just outside off. Mohit bowls this at only 110kph, and Shankar can pull it only towards deep midwicket\n Kuldeep to Shankar, no run ohh, full and slow, and dipping on leg stump. The ball turns away, and Shankar is hit somewhere close to his stomach as he looks to sweep but misses\n Kuldeep to Shankar, 2 runs on a shortish length, and wide of off. Shankar slashes far away from his body, but can only place it just wide of the man at short third\n Kuldeep to Shankar, FOUR runs another boundary! Shankar hits four more! Short delivery on middle, and he shifts his weight back and gets his front leg out of the way to dispatch this\n Kuldeep to Shankar, no run on a length on middle and off. He looks to slash, but gets a bottom edge on to his pad\n Kuldeep to Shankar, no run off the toe-end of the bat! Fuller and slower, and angling across towards off. He looked to heave, but mistimed it badly\n Kuldeep to Shankar, FOUR runs a lofty punch! On a length around middle and off, and he made room early. He presented the full face of the bat at that, and punched with a high left elbow, to go over extra cover,\n Mohit to Dhoni, 1 run short of a length around off, as Mohit goes wide of the crease. Pulled to deep midwicket\n Mohit to Shankar, 1 wide slower delivery at 101kph, and fullish and wide of off. Shankar lets it go, and it is called wide\n Mohit to Shankar, 1 run almost a yorker on off, and Shankar can only swing it towards deep midwicket Dhoni on 10 off 12 balls...\n Mohit to Dhoni, no run this lands right in the yorker zone, and just outside off. Dhoni can only manage to push it back to Mohit's right\n Mohit to Dhoni, no run another yorker around the sixth-stump line, and Dhoni can only drive to Axar at extra cover. Shankar wanted a single but was sent back\n Mohit to Dhoni, 1 wide very full, and wide outside off. Dhoni leaves it alone, and it is called wide\n Mohit to Dhoni, 1 run on a short of a length on off, and clipped to short fine leg. They take a single, and nearly get a second after the overthrow\n Mohit to Shankar, 1 run superb stuff from Mohit! He keeps landing the ball on a yorker length - this one went on off - and Shankar can, once again, only heave to deep midwicket Time-out\n Axar Patel to Shankar, 1 run angled in from around the wicket, and on a length on the stumps. Clipped to deep square leg\n Axar Patel to Dhoni, 1 run fuller ball on middle, and straightening. Whipped towards square leg\n Axar Patel to Shankar, 1 run Shankar makes room... and can merely hoick this full and slow ball on middle to deep midwicket. He has got to his fifty, but there's hardly a reason to applaud\n Axar Patel to Dhoni, 1 run full and quicker on off, and pushed towards cover point\n Axar Patel to Shankar, no run backs away early, and Axar bowls on a good length, and flat outside off. Swatted back on the bounce to Axar\n Axar Patel to Shankar, 1 run slower, and on a length on the stumps. Punched to deep extra cover\n Mukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 run swings in, and lands on a length around sixth stump. Dragged to long-on off the inside half of the bat\n Mukesh Kumar to Dhoni, 1 run change of pace, and on a fullish length just outside off. Dhoni stands deep in the crease, and powerfully swings on the bounce to long-on\n Mukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 wide short delivery pitching on middle, and finishing outside leg as he looked to pull but missed. Wide called\n Mukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 run another low full toss around off from a DC quick, and Shankar drives it to long-on\n Mukesh Kumar to Dhoni, SIX runs bam! The ball lands miles into the crowd! But how much will this really matter from here? Mukesh went on a length, and slightly wide of off, as Dhoni, from deep in the crease, blasted it back down the ground\n Mukesh Kumar to Dhoni, 2 runs very full, and in the corridor outside off. Dhoni drives it down towards long-off off the bottom of the bat, and they pinch two\n Mukesh Kumar to Dhoni, 1 run excellent stuff! Mukesh lands a yorker just outside off, and Dhoni squeezes it away to the bowler's left for a hurried single\n Starc to Dhoni, 5 wide five wides, and remember, there's still a crowd in Chennai! Starc angled this in from around the stumps, but went on a length and way wide of leg. Dhoni left it, and even a tumbling Rahul couldn't stop it\n Starc to Dhoni, 1 run there comes the yorker, swinging in towards off at 143kph. Driven to deep cover point\n Starc to Shankar, FOUR runs a late ramp for four! Shankar almost withdrew his bat, and even took his eyes off, before sending it flying over the keeper's head. It was a bouncer climbing on middle, and Shankar played it as late as was possible\n Starc to Shankar, 1 run Starc hits back with another yorker! Swings in to land at the base of off, and Shankar manages to whip it to deep midwicket\n Starc to Dhoni, 1 run on the shorter side of a length just outside off, and slapped towards cover\n Starc to Shankar, 1 run very full on off, and again only clipped to deep midwicket INNS 3 WKTS 6 ECON 8.06 AVE 13.00\n Starc to Dhoni, no run another pinpoint yorker around sixth stump at 138kph. Dhoni jams his bat down, but misses\n Mukesh Kumar to Shankar, SIX runs pumped over the bowler's head! Shankar is deep in the crease, and he presents the full face of the bat at this length ball around seventh stump. First six for Shankar\n Mukesh Kumar to Shankar, 2 runs sliced over backward point! He opens the face of teh bat at this low full toss in the channel outside off, and bags two\n Mukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 run perfect delivery! Mukesh lands another yorker just outside off, and Shankar digs it out to long-on Three sixes from Dhoni, maybe?\n Mukesh Kumar to Dhoni, FOUR runs between point and short third! He threw his bat at this yorker wide-ish of off, and played without any foot movement. Four in the gap, for what it's worth in terms of NRR\n Mukesh Kumar to Dhoni, 1 run another full toss - this one's around his knee - around off, and Dhoni hoicks towards deep midwicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Shankar, 1 run through Mukesh's hands! Another full toss perhaps in search of another yorker, as this swings to arrive outside off. Shankar pushes forward aerially, and the ball ends at long-off","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Conway","Dhoni","Dube","Gaikwad","Jadeja","Ravindra","Shankar"],"Runs":[13.0,30.0,18.0,5.0,2.0,3.0,69.0],"Balls_Faced":[14,26,15,4,3,6,54],"Fours":[1,1,1,1,0,0,5],"Sixes":[0,1,1,0,0,0,1],"S\/R":[92.86,115.38,120.0,125.0,66.67,50.0,127.78],"dismissal":["c Patel b Nigam","Not Out","c Stubbs b Nigam","c Fraser-McGurk b Starc","lbw b Kuldeep Yadav","c & b Mukesh Kumar","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Axar Patel","Kuldeep","Mohit","Mukesh Kumar","Nigam","Starc"],"Balls":[6,24,18,24,24,24],"Runs_Given":[5.0,30.0,27.0,36.0,27.0,27.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,1,2,1],"Overs":[1.0,4.0,3.0,4.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Hazlewood to de Kock, no run .On a length just around off stump, de Kock pushes towards point\nHazlewood to de Kock, FOUR runs .There's the first boundary of IPL 2025! Stifle short and wide, de Kock gets into position .nice and early and cuts this fiercely past point\nHazlewood to de Kock, no run .Spooned straight up, and that will be taken... oh it won't be! Suyash Sharma has .dropped a sitter third ball of IPL 2025. Back of a length ball outside of, he goes for a .pull, gets a top edge with the ball ballooning straight up. He comes around from short .midwicket and shells it\nHazlewood to de Kock, no run .Back of a length ball shaping away, he leaves it alone . .Quinton de Kock vs Josh Hazlewood .BALLS .34 .RUNS .42 .OUTS .4 .SR .123.52 .4s\/6s .7\/1\nHazlewood to de Kock, OUT .De Kock can't cash in on the reprieve. He is out of here two balls later. Sharp back of a .length ball shaping into de Kock. He is on the move looking to punch this through .covers. Is too close to the ball, and can only manage a thick inside-edge to the right of .the keeper who takes a lovely catch low. .Quinton de Kock c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood 4 (5b 1x4 0x6 3m) SR: 80\nHazlewood to Rahane, no run .On a length on off stump, Rahane prods forward and defends\nYash Dayal to Narine, no run .Huge appeal first ball. Is Narine strangled down leg?? Jitesh is very confident. He is off .straight away, so is the bowler. But, Patidar will not review. On a length on leg stump, .the ball flicks his pad through to the keeper.\nYash Dayal to Narine, no run .Fuller on middle, he stays legside of the ball and digs back to the bowler\nYash Dayal to Narine, no run .Back of a length ball shaping away from Narine well outside off. He has a swish at it, .backing away but can't connect\nYash Dayal to Narine, no run .Fuller veering away from Narine outside off. He stays leg side of the ball and slices to .cover-point\nYash Dayal to Narine, 1 run .Back of a length ball on middle and leg, he takes a step to the legside and mistimes his .pull towards mid-on .Stays over the wicket to Rahane\nYash Dayal to Rahane, no run .Fuller swinging in on leg stump, Rahane misses the flick and is caught on the pad. But .the ball was comfortably sliding down\nHazlewood to Narine, no run .Back of a length on middle, he backs away looking for a hack, misses\nHazlewood to Narine, no run .Look at the pace and carry on that! Good length ball outside off that pitches and skids .off the surface as Narine swishes and misses. Jitesh collects that chest high to his .right\nHazlewood to Narine, no run .Another swing and a miss! Back of a length ball shaping away from Narine outside off, .he backs away but can't connect\nHazlewood to Narine, FOUR runs .Top edge that goes over the keeper's head. Banged in short on leg stump. He backs .away once more, is rushed into the pull, but is lucky the top-edge goes over the Jitesh's .head\nHazlewood to Narine, no run .Back of a length ball on off, he takes a step to the leg side but can only mistime his .shovel to mid-on\nHazlewood to Narine, no run .Hazlewood is not giving anything away. Short of a good length on middle, he takes his .right leg out of the way, but can only mistime back to the bowler\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, no run .Good start. Sharp back of a length ball cutting back into Rahane, who shapes up for the .cut but is cramped for room. Bunts it to covers\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, FOUR runs .Down leg and punished! Length ball on his pads, Rahane shuffles across and .comfortably helps this to the vacant fine leg boundary. That will give him some .confidence\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, SIX runs .That's the first six of IPL 2025, and it's fitting the KKR captain is the one to hit it. Good .length ball on middle, he swivels and pulls over deep backward square leg for a huge six\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, no run .Goes fuller outside off, Rahane square drives crisply but straight to backward point\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, SIX runs .WOWZA! On a length on off stump at 130kph. Rahane steps forward, and absolutely .hammers this cross-batted for a 92m six over cow corner.\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, no run .Outswinger on a length outside off, Rahane opens the face of the bat and runs this fine .but can't beat short third\nKrunal to Narine, SIX runs .Narine won't let Pandya settle. Length ball darted on off. Narine gets under and smokes .this 89m over wide long-on\nKrunal to Narine, 1 run .Fuller and on middle and leg at 111kph. He whips this with authority again, but long-on .gets across in time .Stays around.\nKrunal to Rahane, no run .Flatter on leg stump rather just outside. Rahane backs away but is cramped for room as .he works this to square leg\nKrunal to Rahane, no run .Darted in on leg stump at 97kph. He goes reverse but can't connect and is rapped on .the pad. Stifle appeal but that was going down leg.\nKrunal to Rahane, FOUR runs .He is in the mood! Flatter on leg stump, he goes for the sweep and slams this past .square leg for a four again\nKrunal to Rahane, FOUR runs .Just chipped over the infield, but that's enough. Pushed quicker on leg stump. He takes .a step down the track and times him over mid-on. Never tried to hit that hard\nYash Dayal to Narine, FOUR runs .WHIPPED... with disdain. Backs away outside leg and Dayal follows him. The full ball is .on his pads and he whacks this through midwicket\nYash Dayal to Narine, 1 run .On the fuller side outside off, he skews it off the outside edge to deep point on the .bounce\nYash Dayal to Rahane, FOUR runs .Top edge, and he gets four. Wasn't where he intended, but that's not going to bother .Rahane. Was a length ball at 130kph on off. He looks for a cross-batted swipe, the ball .takes the outside edge and goes over short third.\nYash Dayal to Rahane, SIX runs .Rahane at his dismissive best! Wayward length ball on his pads, he gets across and .flicks this to the right of deep backward square leg for six more . .Ajinkya Rahane vs Yash Dayal .BALLS .17 .RUNS .43 .OUTS .0 .SR .252.94 .4s\/6s .4\/3\nYash Dayal to Rahane, FOUR runs .RCB are leaking runs. The slower ball gone wrong for Dayal. Back of a hand, but that .ends up being a knee-high full toss outside off. Rahane places this neatly to the left of .point for four more .Around the wicket now\nYash Dayal to Rahane, 1 run .Angles the length ball just outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides to deep .third .Time out time! .Elsewhere, the grand old man of Indian football came back in national colours earlier .this week, and did what he does best, it felt as if he was never away. Tougher tests .await, but for now, Sunil Chhetri's return has boosted the mood around a faltering team.\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, no run .Flatter short of a length ball well outside off, Rahane lets that go. But that, I think was .just inside the tramline. The umpire agrees\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, FOUR runs .Short and wide, and this time he does not miss out. Goes back, waits for it and opens .the face of the bat at the last moment on the cut to place it in the gap between .backward point and deep cover\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, no run .Googly turning back into Rahane but still outside off. He watches closely and pats to .point\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, no run .Flatter legbreak at 92kph on middle. He was looking to work that away to the on-side, .gets a thick inside-edge onto pad\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, no run .Very, very quick outside off as Rahane misses out. Legbreak at 98.2kph, Rahane shapes .up for the cut, but is beaten\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, 1 run .Short oof a length ball outside off at 97kph. Rahane punches this off the backfoot but .only as far as long-off\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, 1 leg bye .On a length on leg stump, Rahane misses the flick and is rapped on the pad. An appeal .for lbw from Dar and Jitesh but that was going down leg. No review taken. .Around the wicket to Narine\nRasikh Salam to Narine, 1 wide .Slower offcutter but that is well outside the tramline outside off. Called a wide\nRasikh Salam to Narine, 1 run .Wide yorker well outside off. Narine throws his hands at it and gets it off the cue-end of .the bat to Jitesh who dives to his left and saves a certain four\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, 1 run .Slower back of a length ball on off, Rahane backs away looking to thrash that away. He .can only mistime as far as long-on\nRasikh Salam to Narine, 1 wide .Nicely done. Sharp short of a length ball on middle, he sways outside the line. That is .called a wide for height. Think there is a minor appeal for hit wicket as Narine's bat hit .the stumps, but that was well after the delivery was lodged into the keeper's gloves\nRasikh Salam to Narine, no run .Slower offcutter outside off, he goes for a cross-batted swipe, and misses . .Sunil Narine vs Rasikh Salam .BALLS .13 .RUNS .33 .OUTS .0 .SR .253.84 .4s\/6s .6\/1\nRasikh Salam to Narine, FOUR runs .Fuller and on-pace outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides this in the gap .between point and short third for four more\nRasikh Salam to Narine, no run .Slower back of a length ball outside off, he thrashes this to the right of Kohli at extra .cover, who makes a one-handed stop\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, 1 wide .Fuller and down leg, called a wide\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, SIX runs .Going, going, gone and that's a 25-ball fifty for Rahane. What a start for Rahane, the .KKR captain. Legbreak outside off, he bends down on one knee and slams the sweep .miles over deep midwicket\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, 2 runs .Backs away outside off and lofts the good length ball over extra cover. Salt gets across .to his right from deep cover, slips but recovers to keep the batters down to two\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, 1 run .Tossed up outside off, he mistimes his chip straighter to deep cover this time\nSuyash Sharma to Narine, 2 runs .Falls in no-man's land. Tossed up wrong'un outside off. He looks to go over extra cover, .skews it off the outside half of the blade. But the ball falls in between long-off and deep .extra cover\nSuyash Sharma to Narine, SIX runs .Out of the screws! Fuller googly outside off, and this time Narine slams it out of the .middle of the bat and clears the ropes in the gap between deep extra cover and long-off\nSuyash Sharma to Narine, FOUR runs .Bludgeoned! Flatter wrong'un outside off. He stays still and muscles this straight over .the bowler's head.\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, no run .How's that missed the stumps? Slower back of a length ball on middle, the ball keeps a .little low as well. Rahane gets a thick inside-edge on the pull and the ball just evades leg .stump\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, 1 run .Another slower short of a length on off at 106kph. He gives himself plenty of room and .hacks the pull to deep midwicket\nRasikh Salam to Narine, FOUR runs .On-pace shin-high full toss on middle, he backs away and muscles him past extra cover. .Places this brilliantly.\nRasikh Salam to Narine, no run .Slower offcutter outside off, Narine backs away and misses\nRasikh Salam to Narine, SIX runs .The 100 stand is up and what a way to get there! Back of a hand slower ball at 105kph .on off. He steps to the leg side, and flat-bats this over long-on for a huge six.\nRasikh Salam to Narine, OUT .Finally, finally a wicket for Rasikh and he lets Narine know! Sharp back of a length ball .at 132kph outside off. He throws his bat at it, gets a thick outside edge, and Jitesh does .the rest. .Sunil Narine c \u2020Sharma b Rasikh Salam 44 (26b 5x4 3x6 52m) SR: 169.23","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs KKR, 1st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Hazlewood to de Kock, no run On a length just around off stump, de Kock pushes towards point\n Hazlewood to de Kock, FOUR runs There's the first boundary of IPL 2025! Stifle short and wide, de Kock gets into position nice and early and cuts this fiercely past point\n Hazlewood to de Kock, no run Spooned straight up, and that will be taken... oh it won't be! Suyash Sharma has dropped a sitter third ball of IPL 2025. Back of a length ball outside of, he goes for a pull, gets a top edge with the ball ballooning straight up. He comes around from short midwicket and shells it\n Hazlewood to de Kock, no run Back of a length ball shaping away, he leaves it alone Quinton de Kock vs Josh Hazlewood BALLS 34 RUNS 42 OUTS 4 SR 123.52 4s\/6s 7\/1\n Hazlewood to de Kock, OUT De Kock can't cash in on the reprieve. He is out of here two balls later. Sharp back of a length ball shaping into de Kock. He is on the move looking to punch this through covers. Is too close to the ball, and can only manage a thick inside-edge to the right of the keeper who takes a lovely catch low. \n Hazlewood to Rahane, no run On a length on off stump, Rahane prods forward and defends\n Yash Dayal to Narine, no run Huge appeal first ball. Is Narine strangled down leg?? Jitesh is very confident. He is off straight away, so is the bowler. But, Patidar will not review. On a length on leg stump, the ball flicks his pad through to the keeper.\n Yash Dayal to Narine, no run Fuller on middle, he stays legside of the ball and digs back to the bowler\n Yash Dayal to Narine, no run Back of a length ball shaping away from Narine well outside off. He has a swish at it, backing away but can't connect\n Yash Dayal to Narine, no run Fuller veering away from Narine outside off. He stays leg side of the ball and slices to cover-point\n Yash Dayal to Narine, 1 run Back of a length ball on middle and leg, he takes a step to the legside and mistimes his pull towards mid-on Stays over the wicket to Rahane\n Yash Dayal to Rahane, no run Fuller swinging in on leg stump, Rahane misses the flick and is caught on the pad. But the ball was comfortably sliding down\n Hazlewood to Narine, no run Back of a length on middle, he backs away looking for a hack, misses\n Hazlewood to Narine, no run Look at the pace and carry on that! Good length ball outside off that pitches and skids off the surface as Narine swishes and misses. Jitesh collects that chest high to his right\n Hazlewood to Narine, no run Another swing and a miss! Back of a length ball shaping away from Narine outside off, he backs away but can't connect\n Hazlewood to Narine, FOUR runs Top edge that goes over the keeper's head. Banged in short on leg stump. He backs away once more, is rushed into the pull, but is lucky the top-edge goes over the Jitesh's head\n Hazlewood to Narine, no run Back of a length ball on off, he takes a step to the leg side but can only mistime his shovel to mid-on\n Hazlewood to Narine, no run Hazlewood is not giving anything away. Short of a good length on middle, he takes his right leg out of the way, but can only mistime back to the bowler\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, no run Good start. Sharp back of a length ball cutting back into Rahane, who shapes up for the cut but is cramped for room. Bunts it to covers\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, FOUR runs Down leg and punished! Length ball on his pads, Rahane shuffles across and comfortably helps this to the vacant fine leg boundary. That will give him some confidence\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, SIX runs That's the first six of IPL 2025, and it's fitting the KKR captain is the one to hit it. Good length ball on middle, he swivels and pulls over deep backward square leg for a huge six\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, no run Goes fuller outside off, Rahane square drives crisply but straight to backward point\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, SIX runs WOWZA! On a length on off stump at 130kph. Rahane steps forward, and absolutely hammers this cross-batted for a 92m six over cow corner.\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, no run Outswinger on a length outside off, Rahane opens the face of the bat and runs this fine but can't beat short third\n Krunal to Narine, SIX runs Narine won't let Pandya settle. Length ball darted on off. Narine gets under and smokes this 89m over wide long-on\n Krunal to Narine, 1 run Fuller and on middle and leg at 111kph. He whips this with authority again, but long-on gets across in time Stays around.\n Krunal to Rahane, no run Flatter on leg stump rather just outside. Rahane backs away but is cramped for room as he works this to square leg\n Krunal to Rahane, no run Darted in on leg stump at 97kph. He goes reverse but can't connect and is rapped on the pad. Stifle appeal but that was going down leg.\n Krunal to Rahane, FOUR runs He is in the mood! Flatter on leg stump, he goes for the sweep and slams this past square leg for a four again\n Krunal to Rahane, FOUR runs Just chipped over the infield, but that's enough. Pushed quicker on leg stump. He takes a step down the track and times him over mid-on. Never tried to hit that hard\n Yash Dayal to Narine, FOUR runs WHIPPED... with disdain. Backs away outside leg and Dayal follows him. The full ball is on his pads and he whacks this through midwicket\n Yash Dayal to Narine, 1 run On the fuller side outside off, he skews it off the outside edge to deep point on the bounce\n Yash Dayal to Rahane, FOUR runs Top edge, and he gets four. Wasn't where he intended, but that's not going to bother Rahane. Was a length ball at 130kph on off. He looks for a cross-batted swipe, the ball takes the outside edge and goes over short third.\n Yash Dayal to Rahane, SIX runs Rahane at his dismissive best! Wayward length ball on his pads, he gets across and flicks this to the right of deep backward square leg for six more Ajinkya Rahane vs Yash Dayal BALLS 17 RUNS 43 OUTS 0 SR 252.94 4s\/6s 4\/3\n Yash Dayal to Rahane, FOUR runs RCB are leaking runs. The slower ball gone wrong for Dayal. Back of a hand, but that ends up being a knee-high full toss outside off. Rahane places this neatly to the left of point for four more Around the wicket now\n Yash Dayal to Rahane, 1 run Angles the length ball just outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides to deep third Time out time! Elsewhere, the grand old man of Indian football came back in national colours earlier this week, and did what he does best, it felt as if he was never away. Tougher tests await, but for now, Sunil Chhetri's return has boosted the mood around a faltering team.\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, no run Flatter short of a length ball well outside off, Rahane lets that go. But that, I think was just inside the tramline. The umpire agrees\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, FOUR runs Short and wide, and this time he does not miss out. Goes back, waits for it and opens the face of the bat at the last moment on the cut to place it in the gap between backward point and deep cover\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, no run Googly turning back into Rahane but still outside off. He watches closely and pats to point\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, no run Flatter legbreak at 92kph on middle. He was looking to work that away to the on-side, gets a thick inside-edge onto pad\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, no run Very, very quick outside off as Rahane misses out. Legbreak at 98.2kph, Rahane shapes up for the cut, but is beaten\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, 1 run Short oof a length ball outside off at 97kph. Rahane punches this off the backfoot but only as far as long-off\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, 1 leg bye On a length on leg stump, Rahane misses the flick and is rapped on the pad. An appeal for lbw from Dar and Jitesh but that was going down leg. No review taken. Around the wicket to Narine\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, 1 wide Slower offcutter but that is well outside the tramline outside off. Called a wide\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, 1 run Wide yorker well outside off. Narine throws his hands at it and gets it off the cue-end of the bat to Jitesh who dives to his left and saves a certain four\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, 1 run Slower back of a length ball on off, Rahane backs away looking to thrash that away. He can only mistime as far as long-on\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, 1 wide Nicely done. Sharp short of a length ball on middle, he sways outside the line. That is called a wide for height. Think there is a minor appeal for hit wicket as Narine's bat hit the stumps, but that was well after the delivery was lodged into the keeper's gloves\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, no run Slower offcutter outside off, he goes for a cross-batted swipe, and misses Sunil Narine vs Rasikh Salam BALLS 13 RUNS 33 OUTS 0 SR 253.84 4s\/6s 6\/1\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, FOUR runs Fuller and on-pace outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides this in the gap between point and short third for four more\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, no run Slower back of a length ball outside off, he thrashes this to the right of Kohli at extra cover, who makes a one-handed stop\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, 1 wide Fuller and down leg, called a wide\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, SIX runs Going, going, gone and that's a 25-ball fifty for Rahane. What a start for Rahane, the KKR captain. Legbreak outside off, he bends down on one knee and slams the sweep miles over deep midwicket\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, 2 runs Backs away outside off and lofts the good length ball over extra cover. Salt gets across to his right from deep cover, slips but recovers to keep the batters down to two\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, 1 run Tossed up outside off, he mistimes his chip straighter to deep cover this time\n Suyash Sharma to Narine, 2 runs Falls in no-man's land. Tossed up wrong'un outside off. He looks to go over extra cover, skews it off the outside half of the blade. But the ball falls in between long-off and deep extra cover\n Suyash Sharma to Narine, SIX runs Out of the screws! Fuller googly outside off, and this time Narine slams it out of the middle of the bat and clears the ropes in the gap between deep extra cover and long-off\n Suyash Sharma to Narine, FOUR runs Bludgeoned! Flatter wrong'un outside off. He stays still and muscles this straight over the bowler's head.\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, no run How's that missed the stumps? Slower back of a length ball on middle, the ball keeps a little low as well. Rahane gets a thick inside-edge on the pull and the ball just evades leg stump\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, 1 run Another slower short of a length on off at 106kph. He gives himself plenty of room and hacks the pull to deep midwicket\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, FOUR runs On-pace shin-high full toss on middle, he backs away and muscles him past extra cover. Places this brilliantly.\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, no run Slower offcutter outside off, Narine backs away and misses\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, SIX runs The 100 stand is up and what a way to get there! Back of a hand slower ball at 105kph on off. He steps to the leg side, and flat-bats this over long-on for a huge six.\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, OUT Finally, finally a wicket for Rasikh and he lets Narine know! Sharp back of a length ball at 132kph outside off. He throws his bat at it, gets a thick outside edge, and Jitesh does the rest. ","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Narine","Rahane","de Kock"],"Runs":[44.0,55.0,4.0],"Balls_Faced":[26,29,5],"Fours":[5,6,1],"Sixes":[3,4,0],"S\/R":[169.23,189.66,80.0],"dismissal":["c \u2020Sharma b Rasikh Salam","Not Out","c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Hazlewood","Krunal","Rasikh Salam","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[12,6,18,12,12],"Runs_Given":[8.0,15.0,35.0,27.0,21.0],"Wickets":[1,0,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,3.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Hazlewood to de Kock, no run .On a length just around off stump, de Kock pushes towards point\nHazlewood to de Kock, FOUR runs .There's the first boundary of IPL 2025! Stifle short and wide, de Kock gets into position .nice and early and cuts this fiercely past point\nHazlewood to de Kock, no run .Spooned straight up, and that will be taken... oh it won't be! Suyash Sharma has .dropped a sitter third ball of IPL 2025. Back of a length ball outside of, he goes for a .pull, gets a top edge with the ball ballooning straight up. He comes around from short .midwicket and shells it\nHazlewood to de Kock, no run .Back of a length ball shaping away, he leaves it alone . .Quinton de Kock vs Josh Hazlewood .BALLS .34 .RUNS .42 .OUTS .4 .SR .123.52 .4s\/6s .7\/1\nHazlewood to de Kock, OUT .De Kock can't cash in on the reprieve. He is out of here two balls later. Sharp back of a .length ball shaping into de Kock. He is on the move looking to punch this through .covers. Is too close to the ball, and can only manage a thick inside-edge to the right of .the keeper who takes a lovely catch low. .Quinton de Kock c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood 4 (5b 1x4 0x6 3m) SR: 80\nHazlewood to Rahane, no run .On a length on off stump, Rahane prods forward and defends\nYash Dayal to Narine, no run .Huge appeal first ball. Is Narine strangled down leg?? Jitesh is very confident. He is off .straight away, so is the bowler. But, Patidar will not review. On a length on leg stump, .the ball flicks his pad through to the keeper.\nYash Dayal to Narine, no run .Fuller on middle, he stays legside of the ball and digs back to the bowler\nYash Dayal to Narine, no run .Back of a length ball shaping away from Narine well outside off. He has a swish at it, .backing away but can't connect\nYash Dayal to Narine, no run .Fuller veering away from Narine outside off. He stays leg side of the ball and slices to .cover-point\nYash Dayal to Narine, 1 run .Back of a length ball on middle and leg, he takes a step to the legside and mistimes his .pull towards mid-on .Stays over the wicket to Rahane\nYash Dayal to Rahane, no run .Fuller swinging in on leg stump, Rahane misses the flick and is caught on the pad. But .the ball was comfortably sliding down\nHazlewood to Narine, no run .Back of a length on middle, he backs away looking for a hack, misses\nHazlewood to Narine, no run .Look at the pace and carry on that! Good length ball outside off that pitches and skids .off the surface as Narine swishes and misses. Jitesh collects that chest high to his .right\nHazlewood to Narine, no run .Another swing and a miss! Back of a length ball shaping away from Narine outside off, .he backs away but can't connect\nHazlewood to Narine, FOUR runs .Top edge that goes over the keeper's head. Banged in short on leg stump. He backs .away once more, is rushed into the pull, but is lucky the top-edge goes over the Jitesh's .head\nHazlewood to Narine, no run .Back of a length ball on off, he takes a step to the leg side but can only mistime his .shovel to mid-on\nHazlewood to Narine, no run .Hazlewood is not giving anything away. Short of a good length on middle, he takes his .right leg out of the way, but can only mistime back to the bowler\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, no run .Good start. Sharp back of a length ball cutting back into Rahane, who shapes up for the .cut but is cramped for room. Bunts it to covers\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, FOUR runs .Down leg and punished! Length ball on his pads, Rahane shuffles across and .comfortably helps this to the vacant fine leg boundary. That will give him some .confidence\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, SIX runs .That's the first six of IPL 2025, and it's fitting the KKR captain is the one to hit it. Good .length ball on middle, he swivels and pulls over deep backward square leg for a huge six\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, no run .Goes fuller outside off, Rahane square drives crisply but straight to backward point\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, SIX runs .WOWZA! On a length on off stump at 130kph. Rahane steps forward, and absolutely .hammers this cross-batted for a 92m six over cow corner.\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, no run .Outswinger on a length outside off, Rahane opens the face of the bat and runs this fine .but can't beat short third\nKrunal to Narine, SIX runs .Narine won't let Pandya settle. Length ball darted on off. Narine gets under and smokes .this 89m over wide long-on\nKrunal to Narine, 1 run .Fuller and on middle and leg at 111kph. He whips this with authority again, but long-on .gets across in time .Stays around.\nKrunal to Rahane, no run .Flatter on leg stump rather just outside. Rahane backs away but is cramped for room as .he works this to square leg\nKrunal to Rahane, no run .Darted in on leg stump at 97kph. He goes reverse but can't connect and is rapped on .the pad. Stifle appeal but that was going down leg.\nKrunal to Rahane, FOUR runs .He is in the mood! Flatter on leg stump, he goes for the sweep and slams this past .square leg for a four again\nKrunal to Rahane, FOUR runs .Just chipped over the infield, but that's enough. Pushed quicker on leg stump. He takes .a step down the track and times him over mid-on. Never tried to hit that hard\nYash Dayal to Narine, FOUR runs .WHIPPED... with disdain. Backs away outside leg and Dayal follows him. The full ball is .on his pads and he whacks this through midwicket\nYash Dayal to Narine, 1 run .On the fuller side outside off, he skews it off the outside edge to deep point on the .bounce\nYash Dayal to Rahane, FOUR runs .Top edge, and he gets four. Wasn't where he intended, but that's not going to bother .Rahane. Was a length ball at 130kph on off. He looks for a cross-batted swipe, the ball .takes the outside edge and goes over short third.\nYash Dayal to Rahane, SIX runs .Rahane at his dismissive best! Wayward length ball on his pads, he gets across and .flicks this to the right of deep backward square leg for six more . .Ajinkya Rahane vs Yash Dayal .BALLS .17 .RUNS .43 .OUTS .0 .SR .252.94 .4s\/6s .4\/3\nYash Dayal to Rahane, FOUR runs .RCB are leaking runs. The slower ball gone wrong for Dayal. Back of a hand, but that .ends up being a knee-high full toss outside off. Rahane places this neatly to the left of .point for four more .Around the wicket now\nYash Dayal to Rahane, 1 run .Angles the length ball just outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides to deep .third .Time out time! .Elsewhere, the grand old man of Indian football came back in national colours earlier .this week, and did what he does best, it felt as if he was never away. Tougher tests .await, but for now, Sunil Chhetri's return has boosted the mood around a faltering team.\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, no run .Flatter short of a length ball well outside off, Rahane lets that go. But that, I think was .just inside the tramline. The umpire agrees\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, FOUR runs .Short and wide, and this time he does not miss out. Goes back, waits for it and opens .the face of the bat at the last moment on the cut to place it in the gap between .backward point and deep cover\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, no run .Googly turning back into Rahane but still outside off. He watches closely and pats to .point\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, no run .Flatter legbreak at 92kph on middle. He was looking to work that away to the on-side, .gets a thick inside-edge onto pad\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, no run .Very, very quick outside off as Rahane misses out. Legbreak at 98.2kph, Rahane shapes .up for the cut, but is beaten\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, 1 run .Short oof a length ball outside off at 97kph. Rahane punches this off the backfoot but .only as far as long-off\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, 1 leg bye .On a length on leg stump, Rahane misses the flick and is rapped on the pad. An appeal .for lbw from Dar and Jitesh but that was going down leg. No review taken. .Around the wicket to Narine\nRasikh Salam to Narine, 1 wide .Slower offcutter but that is well outside the tramline outside off. Called a wide\nRasikh Salam to Narine, 1 run .Wide yorker well outside off. Narine throws his hands at it and gets it off the cue-end of .the bat to Jitesh who dives to his left and saves a certain four\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, 1 run .Slower back of a length ball on off, Rahane backs away looking to thrash that away. He .can only mistime as far as long-on\nRasikh Salam to Narine, 1 wide .Nicely done. Sharp short of a length ball on middle, he sways outside the line. That is .called a wide for height. Think there is a minor appeal for hit wicket as Narine's bat hit .the stumps, but that was well after the delivery was lodged into the keeper's gloves\nRasikh Salam to Narine, no run .Slower offcutter outside off, he goes for a cross-batted swipe, and misses . .Sunil Narine vs Rasikh Salam .BALLS .13 .RUNS .33 .OUTS .0 .SR .253.84 .4s\/6s .6\/1\nRasikh Salam to Narine, FOUR runs .Fuller and on-pace outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides this in the gap .between point and short third for four more\nRasikh Salam to Narine, no run .Slower back of a length ball outside off, he thrashes this to the right of Kohli at extra .cover, who makes a one-handed stop\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, 1 wide .Fuller and down leg, called a wide\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, SIX runs .Going, going, gone and that's a 25-ball fifty for Rahane. What a start for Rahane, the .KKR captain. Legbreak outside off, he bends down on one knee and slams the sweep .miles over deep midwicket\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, 2 runs .Backs away outside off and lofts the good length ball over extra cover. Salt gets across .to his right from deep cover, slips but recovers to keep the batters down to two\nSuyash Sharma to Rahane, 1 run .Tossed up outside off, he mistimes his chip straighter to deep cover this time\nSuyash Sharma to Narine, 2 runs .Falls in no-man's land. Tossed up wrong'un outside off. He looks to go over extra cover, .skews it off the outside half of the blade. But the ball falls in between long-off and deep .extra cover\nSuyash Sharma to Narine, SIX runs .Out of the screws! Fuller googly outside off, and this time Narine slams it out of the .middle of the bat and clears the ropes in the gap between deep extra cover and long-off\nSuyash Sharma to Narine, FOUR runs .Bludgeoned! Flatter wrong'un outside off. He stays still and muscles this straight over .the bowler's head.\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, no run .How's that missed the stumps? Slower back of a length ball on middle, the ball keeps a .little low as well. Rahane gets a thick inside-edge on the pull and the ball just evades leg .stump\nRasikh Salam to Rahane, 1 run .Another slower short of a length on off at 106kph. He gives himself plenty of room and .hacks the pull to deep midwicket\nRasikh Salam to Narine, FOUR runs .On-pace shin-high full toss on middle, he backs away and muscles him past extra cover. .Places this brilliantly.\nRasikh Salam to Narine, no run .Slower offcutter outside off, Narine backs away and misses\nRasikh Salam to Narine, SIX runs .The 100 stand is up and what a way to get there! Back of a hand slower ball at 105kph .on off. He steps to the leg side, and flat-bats this over long-on for a huge six.\nRasikh Salam to Narine, OUT .Finally, finally a wicket for Rasikh and he lets Narine know! Sharp back of a length ball .at 132kph outside off. He throws his bat at it, gets a thick outside edge, and Jitesh does .the rest. .Sunil Narine c \u2020Sharma b Rasikh Salam 44 (26b 5x4 3x6 52m) SR: 169.23\nKrunal to Rahane, 1 run .Length on middle, clipped to long-on off the back foot\nKrunal to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Length on middle and off, 99ks, dart stuff. Flicked to deep midwicket\nKrunal to Rahane, OUT .Pulled straight to deep-backward square leg, that's Rahane falling into the trap. Looked .like he wanted to clear the boundary but couldn't generate enough power on the 98ks .length ball on the pads. Shot was on, he went deep in the crease, and tried to lift it from .down to up while on one knee. Just ended up finding the man. Two quick wickets for .RCB .Ajinkya Rahane c Rasikh Salam b Pandya 56 (31b 6x4 4x6 51m) SR: 180.64\nKrunal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Fullish on leg, clipped through square leg\nKrunal to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Dances down and clips it off a lengtht to midwicket. Fielder keeps the non-striker .honest with a shy at the stumps\nKrunal to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Fullish down leg, clipped to midwicket\nSuyash Sharma to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Length at the stumps, a touch loopy, clipped to square leg\nSuyash Sharma to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Googly on a fullish length lands on fourth and turns away, 87ks, carved to point\nSuyash Sharma to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .Dragged down and the pull has been launched over backward square leg. Suyash has .had a few of these, this was down leg too. Venkatesh swivelled in the crease, all torso, .and he wound himself up quite a bit. Didn't middle it, missed out on the six as it landed a .few feet inside the ropes\nSuyash Sharma to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Much quicker, tighter line too. Lands around fourth stump, on a length, and spins in a .touch. Venkatesh was hurried on the one-legged cover drive, edged it to short third. .Good fielding there\nSuyash Sharma to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .Off the front stool, big stride forward and the bat swing on the cover drive is seamless.\nSuyash Sharma to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .Heavy wrist-work in that cut, played it after the length ball passed him. Got real low too .to keep it on the ground; through backward point it races. Suyash being taken down\nKrunal to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 wide .Venkatesh wasn't wearing a helmet, he calls for one right away after Krunal bumps him. .That's a pacer's bouncer but too high, touch down leg too. The batter ducked out, all .reflexes there, the keeper did well to half-stop it\nKrunal to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT .RCB continue to fight back, Krunal's pace outdoes Venkatesh. 101ks, on a length, .angling away from around the wicket through fourth stump. Venkatesh was upright for .a while, then one foot went up as he tried to force a flick through midwicket. Inside .edged it onto middle. Krunal pumps his fists with ferocity .Venkatesh Iyer b Pandya 6 (7b 1x4 0x6 11m) SR: 85.71\nKrunal to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Full on middle, 99ks, driven to long-off\nKrunal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Flicked from the stumps, off the back foot, through square leg\nKrunal to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Quick single to short third. Guided from top of off stump with a soft open-faced bat\nKrunal to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs .Shovel-flicks a length ball from fifth stump through midwicket. Vertical-bat shot .The field placements are being shown regularly on the bottom-left of the broadcast, .which I must say I like.\nKrunal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Sweeps the fullish ball from just outside off to deep midwicket\nLivingstone to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Chops the off-stump length ball with a vertical bat, gets it towards backward point .Rinku moves away with the bowler almost into his action. The length ball lands on off .and hits middle. Livingstone looks back to check if that was too late, ump signals dead .ball . .Rinku Singh vs offspin in T20s .RUNS .126 .OUTS .2 .4s\/6s .7\/4 .SR .107.69 .AVE .63.00\nLivingstone to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Length on off, short-arm flick from the crease takes it to long-on\nLivingstone to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Length on fourth, clipped through square leg\nLivingstone to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .Not that short, outside off too, but it's dragged through midwicket with a pull.\nLivingstone to Rinku Singh, 2 runs .Full on leg, clipped through square leg. Fielder has to run a few metres, that allows two\nLivingstone to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Length just down leg, clipped to long leg .Imagine giving up professional sport for a full-time YouTuber's life? Now, imagine doing .that because you felt the potential of YouTube was higher than your own professional .career. Now, stop imagining because that's the reality of a British husband and wife .badminton mixed doubles pair, who played their last professional match last week.\nKrunal to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Length on the pads, clipped through midwicket\nKrunal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Touch short. Top of middle, 98ks, eases a pull to deep square leg\nKrunal to Rinku Singh, no run .Did that pitch down leg? Looked to have scooted at pace, which is why Rinku was .beaten on the stationary close-faced flick. Hit just under the knee-roll. Hawk-Eye .confirms it did pitch down leg\nKrunal to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Fullish length ball is swept from off stump to deep midwicket\nKrunal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Length around off, clipped to long-on,\nKrunal to Rinku Singh, OUT .Stump-to-stump does it again. Krunal completes his spell by knocking top of off, he's .ensured KKR couldn't run away with the game in the middle overs after a flier. No turn .on that, didn't look that short. Rinku went for the pull but that skidded through, went .below the bat .Rinku Singh b Pandya 12 (10b 1x4 0x6 10m) SR: 120\nSuyash Sharma to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Square drives a length ball on fourth to deep point\nSuyash Sharma to Russell, no run .Googly on a length, spins into leg stump after landing on middle and off. Defended with .a straight bat, to the bowler's left\nSuyash Sharma to Russell, FOUR runs .A touch wide, a touch short and Russell wallops a cut behind point\nSuyash Sharma to Russell, OUT .Suyash gets Russell with a googly, just 87ks. Landed on fourth, may have drifted away .a touch. Spun back sharply, Russell committed to the shot and got nothing on it. Middle .stump and leg stump form a V. 107 for 1 has turned into 150 for 6. .Andre Russell b Suyash Sharma 4 (3b 1x4 0x6 2m) SR: 133.33\nSuyash Sharma to Ramandeep, no run .Fullish around fourth, clipped through midwicket\nSuyash Sharma to Ramandeep, 1 run .Fullish on middle and leg, Ramandeep was a touch too far across, manages to flick it .through square leg\nLivingstone to Ramandeep, 1 run .Spin and bounce. Legbreak on a length lands on middle and goes over off, Ramandeep .goes square on for the pull to long-on, has to adjust to the height\nLivingstone to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Flicked behind square off the back foot . .Ramandeep Singh in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .257 .OUTS .10 .4s\/6s .19\/18 .SR .199.22 .AVE .25.70\nLivingstone to Ramandeep, 1 run .Fullish on off at 93ks, pushed with an open faced towards point\nLivingstone to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Leading edge off the gentle flick goes straight to point. Length ball lobbed up at leg .stump. RCB will take this\nLivingstone to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Another non-attacking shot. Flicked off the back foot through midwicket\nLivingstone to Ramandeep, no run .Perfect over for RCB, just four off it. Length ball with a bit of room to finish, cut with the .spin but finds point. M .No attacking shots. Was it because Livingstone would spin the ball away from the rhb? .And who will KKR attack?\nHazlewood to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Tall Josh gets extra bounce to beat the pull. 130ks, back of length at best, fourth-stump .line, it kicks up and goes well above the top edge\nHazlewood to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Raghuvanshi premeditates, goes well across and inside the line of the shortish ball that .was going outside the off-side tramline. Gets it off the sticker to the keeper's left\nHazlewood to Ramandeep, 1 leg bye .Tries to flick it, but gets beaten. Ball goes off the pad to the off side\nHazlewood to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs .Slower one is tonked over cow corner. It's a knuckle ball on the fuller side of length, .fourth-stump line. The ball comes off the pitch with even pace, Raghuvanshi went back .in the crease, maintained a stable base and extended an on-drive with max power\nHazlewood to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Goes across to chase the wide length ball, flat-bats it over the bowler's head. Kohli .cleans up near the straight boundary\nHazlewood to Ramandeep, 1 run .Dipping yorker on fourth, 133ks, jammed to deep third\nYash Dayal to Ramandeep, 1 run .Yes, the first ball is very wide outside off. Slower one on a back of a length, sticks into .the pitch a touch. Ramandeep has to reach out for the cut to cover. Not middled . .Angkrish Raghuvanshi vs left-arm pace in T20s .RUNS .32 .OUTS .2 .4s\/6s .5\/1 .SR .177.77 .AVE .16.00\nYash Dayal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Shortish ball at the body, Raghuvanshi pulls it to deep fine leg. 134ks\nYash Dayal to Ramandeep, 1 run .Pace on again, doesn't follow the batter as he went across to fourth stump. The length .ball was on top of off, the batter had to crawl back for the whip through square leg\nYash Dayal to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Raghuvanshi can't launch the three-quarter ball on the up, finds mid-off\nYash Dayal to A Raghuvanshi, OUT .Sound as ball passes bat, yes, there's a feather as Raghuvanshi pulled. 134ks scramble- .seam ball on a shortish length lands around off and angles away. The batter tried to .whack it square from the top of the bounce. .Angkrish Raghuvanshi c \u2020Sharma b Yash Dayal 30 (22b 2x4 1x6 36m) SR: 136.36\nYash Dayal to Harshit Rana, 1 run .Fullish length ball on off, 134ks, the Harshit cleared his front leg and had to settle for a .square drive to deep point. The way he shaped it, it seemed like he wanted to go leg .side. The left-armer's angle didn't allow him\nHazlewood to Harshit Rana, no run .Into the pitch, well over the pull. 130ks but it zips off the pitch, Hazlewood's height .helping out too. Harshit was making room and got followed.\nHazlewood to Harshit Rana, no run .Smart bowling again, more margin for error with Hazlewood going short. The extra .bounce is making it tougher for Harshit to connect with the pull. This was outside off .too and he couldn't drag it across. He wanted to sneak a bye but the keeper jogged .down to keep him in check.\nHazlewood to Harshit Rana, no run .And another short ball. This is seam-up and rises around shoulder-height if not a touch .higher. Harshit misses the pull again, checks with the square-leg ump if it's wide. Not .given\nHazlewood to Harshit Rana, FOUR runs .Finally some contact with the pull, it's a top edge that goes over the keeper but KKR will .take that .There's a fine stop (deep fielder behind the keeper) now\nHazlewood to Harshit Rana, OUT .Another pull, this is sliced though. Skied and the keeper runs to the left, gets in line with .the ball and takes it while reaching forward. .Harshit Rana c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood 5 (6b 1x4 0x6 4m) SR: 83.33\nHazlewood to Johnson, 1 run .Hard length, no room and Johnson can only cloth a cut to cover point. He cleared the .front foot and Hazlewood cramped him. He's hit the pitch and it's worked out at the .death","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs KKR, 1st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Hazlewood to de Kock, no run On a length just around off stump, de Kock pushes towards point\n Hazlewood to de Kock, FOUR runs There's the first boundary of IPL 2025! Stifle short and wide, de Kock gets into position nice and early and cuts this fiercely past point\n Hazlewood to de Kock, no run Spooned straight up, and that will be taken... oh it won't be! Suyash Sharma has dropped a sitter third ball of IPL 2025. Back of a length ball outside of, he goes for a pull, gets a top edge with the ball ballooning straight up. He comes around from short midwicket and shells it\n Hazlewood to de Kock, no run Back of a length ball shaping away, he leaves it alone Quinton de Kock vs Josh Hazlewood BALLS 34 RUNS 42 OUTS 4 SR 123.52 4s\/6s 7\/1\n Hazlewood to de Kock, OUT De Kock can't cash in on the reprieve. He is out of here two balls later. Sharp back of a length ball shaping into de Kock. He is on the move looking to punch this through covers. Is too close to the ball, and can only manage a thick inside-edge to the right of the keeper who takes a lovely catch low. \n Hazlewood to Rahane, no run On a length on off stump, Rahane prods forward and defends\n Yash Dayal to Narine, no run Huge appeal first ball. Is Narine strangled down leg?? Jitesh is very confident. He is off straight away, so is the bowler. But, Patidar will not review. On a length on leg stump, the ball flicks his pad through to the keeper.\n Yash Dayal to Narine, no run Fuller on middle, he stays legside of the ball and digs back to the bowler\n Yash Dayal to Narine, no run Back of a length ball shaping away from Narine well outside off. He has a swish at it, backing away but can't connect\n Yash Dayal to Narine, no run Fuller veering away from Narine outside off. He stays leg side of the ball and slices to cover-point\n Yash Dayal to Narine, 1 run Back of a length ball on middle and leg, he takes a step to the legside and mistimes his pull towards mid-on Stays over the wicket to Rahane\n Yash Dayal to Rahane, no run Fuller swinging in on leg stump, Rahane misses the flick and is caught on the pad. But the ball was comfortably sliding down\n Hazlewood to Narine, no run Back of a length on middle, he backs away looking for a hack, misses\n Hazlewood to Narine, no run Look at the pace and carry on that! Good length ball outside off that pitches and skids off the surface as Narine swishes and misses. Jitesh collects that chest high to his right\n Hazlewood to Narine, no run Another swing and a miss! Back of a length ball shaping away from Narine outside off, he backs away but can't connect\n Hazlewood to Narine, FOUR runs Top edge that goes over the keeper's head. Banged in short on leg stump. He backs away once more, is rushed into the pull, but is lucky the top-edge goes over the Jitesh's head\n Hazlewood to Narine, no run Back of a length ball on off, he takes a step to the leg side but can only mistime his shovel to mid-on\n Hazlewood to Narine, no run Hazlewood is not giving anything away. Short of a good length on middle, he takes his right leg out of the way, but can only mistime back to the bowler\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, no run Good start. Sharp back of a length ball cutting back into Rahane, who shapes up for the cut but is cramped for room. Bunts it to covers\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, FOUR runs Down leg and punished! Length ball on his pads, Rahane shuffles across and comfortably helps this to the vacant fine leg boundary. That will give him some confidence\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, SIX runs That's the first six of IPL 2025, and it's fitting the KKR captain is the one to hit it. Good length ball on middle, he swivels and pulls over deep backward square leg for a huge six\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, no run Goes fuller outside off, Rahane square drives crisply but straight to backward point\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, SIX runs WOWZA! On a length on off stump at 130kph. Rahane steps forward, and absolutely hammers this cross-batted for a 92m six over cow corner.\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, no run Outswinger on a length outside off, Rahane opens the face of the bat and runs this fine but can't beat short third\n Krunal to Narine, SIX runs Narine won't let Pandya settle. Length ball darted on off. Narine gets under and smokes this 89m over wide long-on\n Krunal to Narine, 1 run Fuller and on middle and leg at 111kph. He whips this with authority again, but long-on gets across in time Stays around.\n Krunal to Rahane, no run Flatter on leg stump rather just outside. Rahane backs away but is cramped for room as he works this to square leg\n Krunal to Rahane, no run Darted in on leg stump at 97kph. He goes reverse but can't connect and is rapped on the pad. Stifle appeal but that was going down leg.\n Krunal to Rahane, FOUR runs He is in the mood! Flatter on leg stump, he goes for the sweep and slams this past square leg for a four again\n Krunal to Rahane, FOUR runs Just chipped over the infield, but that's enough. Pushed quicker on leg stump. He takes a step down the track and times him over mid-on. Never tried to hit that hard\n Yash Dayal to Narine, FOUR runs WHIPPED... with disdain. Backs away outside leg and Dayal follows him. The full ball is on his pads and he whacks this through midwicket\n Yash Dayal to Narine, 1 run On the fuller side outside off, he skews it off the outside edge to deep point on the bounce\n Yash Dayal to Rahane, FOUR runs Top edge, and he gets four. Wasn't where he intended, but that's not going to bother Rahane. Was a length ball at 130kph on off. He looks for a cross-batted swipe, the ball takes the outside edge and goes over short third.\n Yash Dayal to Rahane, SIX runs Rahane at his dismissive best! Wayward length ball on his pads, he gets across and flicks this to the right of deep backward square leg for six more Ajinkya Rahane vs Yash Dayal BALLS 17 RUNS 43 OUTS 0 SR 252.94 4s\/6s 4\/3\n Yash Dayal to Rahane, FOUR runs RCB are leaking runs. The slower ball gone wrong for Dayal. Back of a hand, but that ends up being a knee-high full toss outside off. Rahane places this neatly to the left of point for four more Around the wicket now\n Yash Dayal to Rahane, 1 run Angles the length ball just outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides to deep third Time out time! Elsewhere, the grand old man of Indian football came back in national colours earlier this week, and did what he does best, it felt as if he was never away. Tougher tests await, but for now, Sunil Chhetri's return has boosted the mood around a faltering team.\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, no run Flatter short of a length ball well outside off, Rahane lets that go. But that, I think was just inside the tramline. The umpire agrees\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, FOUR runs Short and wide, and this time he does not miss out. Goes back, waits for it and opens the face of the bat at the last moment on the cut to place it in the gap between backward point and deep cover\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, no run Googly turning back into Rahane but still outside off. He watches closely and pats to point\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, no run Flatter legbreak at 92kph on middle. He was looking to work that away to the on-side, gets a thick inside-edge onto pad\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, no run Very, very quick outside off as Rahane misses out. Legbreak at 98.2kph, Rahane shapes up for the cut, but is beaten\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, 1 run Short oof a length ball outside off at 97kph. Rahane punches this off the backfoot but only as far as long-off\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, 1 leg bye On a length on leg stump, Rahane misses the flick and is rapped on the pad. An appeal for lbw from Dar and Jitesh but that was going down leg. No review taken. Around the wicket to Narine\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, 1 wide Slower offcutter but that is well outside the tramline outside off. Called a wide\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, 1 run Wide yorker well outside off. Narine throws his hands at it and gets it off the cue-end of the bat to Jitesh who dives to his left and saves a certain four\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, 1 run Slower back of a length ball on off, Rahane backs away looking to thrash that away. He can only mistime as far as long-on\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, 1 wide Nicely done. Sharp short of a length ball on middle, he sways outside the line. That is called a wide for height. Think there is a minor appeal for hit wicket as Narine's bat hit the stumps, but that was well after the delivery was lodged into the keeper's gloves\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, no run Slower offcutter outside off, he goes for a cross-batted swipe, and misses Sunil Narine vs Rasikh Salam BALLS 13 RUNS 33 OUTS 0 SR 253.84 4s\/6s 6\/1\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, FOUR runs Fuller and on-pace outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides this in the gap between point and short third for four more\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, no run Slower back of a length ball outside off, he thrashes this to the right of Kohli at extra cover, who makes a one-handed stop\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, 1 wide Fuller and down leg, called a wide\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, SIX runs Going, going, gone and that's a 25-ball fifty for Rahane. What a start for Rahane, the KKR captain. Legbreak outside off, he bends down on one knee and slams the sweep miles over deep midwicket\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, 2 runs Backs away outside off and lofts the good length ball over extra cover. Salt gets across to his right from deep cover, slips but recovers to keep the batters down to two\n Suyash Sharma to Rahane, 1 run Tossed up outside off, he mistimes his chip straighter to deep cover this time\n Suyash Sharma to Narine, 2 runs Falls in no-man's land. Tossed up wrong'un outside off. He looks to go over extra cover, skews it off the outside half of the blade. But the ball falls in between long-off and deep extra cover\n Suyash Sharma to Narine, SIX runs Out of the screws! Fuller googly outside off, and this time Narine slams it out of the middle of the bat and clears the ropes in the gap between deep extra cover and long-off\n Suyash Sharma to Narine, FOUR runs Bludgeoned! Flatter wrong'un outside off. He stays still and muscles this straight over the bowler's head.\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, no run How's that missed the stumps? Slower back of a length ball on middle, the ball keeps a little low as well. Rahane gets a thick inside-edge on the pull and the ball just evades leg stump\n Rasikh Salam to Rahane, 1 run Another slower short of a length on off at 106kph. He gives himself plenty of room and hacks the pull to deep midwicket\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, FOUR runs On-pace shin-high full toss on middle, he backs away and muscles him past extra cover. Places this brilliantly.\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, no run Slower offcutter outside off, Narine backs away and misses\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, SIX runs The 100 stand is up and what a way to get there! Back of a hand slower ball at 105kph on off. He steps to the leg side, and flat-bats this over long-on for a huge six.\n Rasikh Salam to Narine, OUT Finally, finally a wicket for Rasikh and he lets Narine know! Sharp back of a length ball at 132kph outside off. He throws his bat at it, gets a thick outside edge, and Jitesh does the rest. \n Krunal to Rahane, 1 run Length on middle, clipped to long-on off the back foot\n Krunal to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Length on middle and off, 99ks, dart stuff. Flicked to deep midwicket\n Krunal to Rahane, OUT Pulled straight to deep-backward square leg, that's Rahane falling into the trap. Looked like he wanted to clear the boundary but couldn't generate enough power on the 98ks length ball on the pads. Shot was on, he went deep in the crease, and tried to lift it from down to up while on one knee. Just ended up finding the man. Two quick wickets for RCB \n Krunal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Fullish on leg, clipped through square leg\n Krunal to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Dances down and clips it off a lengtht to midwicket. Fielder keeps the non-striker honest with a shy at the stumps\n Krunal to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Fullish down leg, clipped to midwicket\n Suyash Sharma to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Length at the stumps, a touch loopy, clipped to square leg\n Suyash Sharma to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Googly on a fullish length lands on fourth and turns away, 87ks, carved to point\n Suyash Sharma to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs Dragged down and the pull has been launched over backward square leg. Suyash has had a few of these, this was down leg too. Venkatesh swivelled in the crease, all torso, and he wound himself up quite a bit. Didn't middle it, missed out on the six as it landed a few feet inside the ropes\n Suyash Sharma to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Much quicker, tighter line too. Lands around fourth stump, on a length, and spins in a touch. Venkatesh was hurried on the one-legged cover drive, edged it to short third. Good fielding there\n Suyash Sharma to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs Off the front stool, big stride forward and the bat swing on the cover drive is seamless.\n Suyash Sharma to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs Heavy wrist-work in that cut, played it after the length ball passed him. Got real low too to keep it on the ground; through backward point it races. Suyash being taken down\n Krunal to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 wide Venkatesh wasn't wearing a helmet, he calls for one right away after Krunal bumps him. That's a pacer's bouncer but too high, touch down leg too. The batter ducked out, all reflexes there, the keeper did well to half-stop it\n Krunal to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT RCB continue to fight back, Krunal's pace outdoes Venkatesh. 101ks, on a length, angling away from around the wicket through fourth stump. Venkatesh was upright for a while, then one foot went up as he tried to force a flick through midwicket. Inside edged it onto middle. Krunal pumps his fists with ferocity \n Krunal to Rinku Singh, 1 run Full on middle, 99ks, driven to long-off\n Krunal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Flicked from the stumps, off the back foot, through square leg\n Krunal to Rinku Singh, 1 run Quick single to short third. Guided from top of off stump with a soft open-faced bat\n Krunal to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs Shovel-flicks a length ball from fifth stump through midwicket. Vertical-bat shot The field placements are being shown regularly on the bottom-left of the broadcast, which I must say I like.\n Krunal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Sweeps the fullish ball from just outside off to deep midwicket\n Livingstone to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Chops the off-stump length ball with a vertical bat, gets it towards backward point Rinku moves away with the bowler almost into his action. The length ball lands on off and hits middle. Livingstone looks back to check if that was too late, ump signals dead ball Rinku Singh vs offspin in T20s RUNS 126 OUTS 2 4s\/6s 7\/4 SR 107.69 AVE 63.00\n Livingstone to Rinku Singh, 1 run Length on off, short-arm flick from the crease takes it to long-on\n Livingstone to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Length on fourth, clipped through square leg\n Livingstone to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs Not that short, outside off too, but it's dragged through midwicket with a pull.\n Livingstone to Rinku Singh, 2 runs Full on leg, clipped through square leg. Fielder has to run a few metres, that allows two\n Livingstone to Rinku Singh, 1 run Length just down leg, clipped to long leg Imagine giving up professional sport for a full-time YouTuber's life? Now, imagine doing that because you felt the potential of YouTube was higher than your own professional career. Now, stop imagining because that's the reality of a British husband and wife badminton mixed doubles pair, who played their last professional match last week.\n Krunal to Rinku Singh, 1 run Length on the pads, clipped through midwicket\n Krunal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Touch short. Top of middle, 98ks, eases a pull to deep square leg\n Krunal to Rinku Singh, no run Did that pitch down leg? Looked to have scooted at pace, which is why Rinku was beaten on the stationary close-faced flick. Hit just under the knee-roll. Hawk-Eye confirms it did pitch down leg\n Krunal to Rinku Singh, 1 run Fullish length ball is swept from off stump to deep midwicket\n Krunal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Length around off, clipped to long-on,\n Krunal to Rinku Singh, OUT Stump-to-stump does it again. Krunal completes his spell by knocking top of off, he's ensured KKR couldn't run away with the game in the middle overs after a flier. No turn on that, didn't look that short. Rinku went for the pull but that skidded through, went below the bat \n Suyash Sharma to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Square drives a length ball on fourth to deep point\n Suyash Sharma to Russell, no run Googly on a length, spins into leg stump after landing on middle and off. Defended with a straight bat, to the bowler's left\n Suyash Sharma to Russell, FOUR runs A touch wide, a touch short and Russell wallops a cut behind point\n Suyash Sharma to Russell, OUT Suyash gets Russell with a googly, just 87ks. Landed on fourth, may have drifted away a touch. Spun back sharply, Russell committed to the shot and got nothing on it. Middle stump and leg stump form a V. 107 for 1 has turned into 150 for 6. \n Suyash Sharma to Ramandeep, no run Fullish around fourth, clipped through midwicket\n Suyash Sharma to Ramandeep, 1 run Fullish on middle and leg, Ramandeep was a touch too far across, manages to flick it through square leg\n Livingstone to Ramandeep, 1 run Spin and bounce. Legbreak on a length lands on middle and goes over off, Ramandeep goes square on for the pull to long-on, has to adjust to the height\n Livingstone to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Flicked behind square off the back foot RUNS 257 OUTS 10 4s\/6s 19\/18 SR 199.22 AVE 25.70\n Livingstone to Ramandeep, 1 run Fullish on off at 93ks, pushed with an open faced towards point\n Livingstone to A Raghuvanshi, no run Leading edge off the gentle flick goes straight to point. Length ball lobbed up at leg stump. RCB will take this\n Livingstone to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Another non-attacking shot. Flicked off the back foot through midwicket\n Livingstone to Ramandeep, no run Perfect over for RCB, just four off it. Length ball with a bit of room to finish, cut with the spin but finds point. M No attacking shots. Was it because Livingstone would spin the ball away from the rhb? And who will KKR attack?\n Hazlewood to A Raghuvanshi, no run Tall Josh gets extra bounce to beat the pull. 130ks, back of length at best, fourth-stump line, it kicks up and goes well above the top edge\n Hazlewood to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Raghuvanshi premeditates, goes well across and inside the line of the shortish ball that was going outside the off-side tramline. Gets it off the sticker to the keeper's left\n Hazlewood to Ramandeep, 1 leg bye Tries to flick it, but gets beaten. Ball goes off the pad to the off side\n Hazlewood to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs Slower one is tonked over cow corner. It's a knuckle ball on the fuller side of length, fourth-stump line. The ball comes off the pitch with even pace, Raghuvanshi went back in the crease, maintained a stable base and extended an on-drive with max power\n Hazlewood to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Goes across to chase the wide length ball, flat-bats it over the bowler's head. Kohli cleans up near the straight boundary\n Hazlewood to Ramandeep, 1 run Dipping yorker on fourth, 133ks, jammed to deep third\n Yash Dayal to Ramandeep, 1 run Yes, the first ball is very wide outside off. Slower one on a back of a length, sticks into the pitch a touch. Ramandeep has to reach out for the cut to cover. Not middled Angkrish Raghuvanshi vs left-arm pace in T20s RUNS 32 OUTS 2 4s\/6s 5\/1 SR 177.77 AVE 16.00\n Yash Dayal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Shortish ball at the body, Raghuvanshi pulls it to deep fine leg. 134ks\n Yash Dayal to Ramandeep, 1 run Pace on again, doesn't follow the batter as he went across to fourth stump. The length ball was on top of off, the batter had to crawl back for the whip through square leg\n Yash Dayal to A Raghuvanshi, no run Raghuvanshi can't launch the three-quarter ball on the up, finds mid-off\n Yash Dayal to A Raghuvanshi, OUT Sound as ball passes bat, yes, there's a feather as Raghuvanshi pulled. 134ks scramble-seam ball on a shortish length lands around off and angles away. The batter tried to whack it square from the top of the bounce. \n Yash Dayal to Harshit Rana, 1 run Fullish length ball on off, 134ks, the Harshit cleared his front leg and had to settle for a square drive to deep point. The way he shaped it, it seemed like he wanted to go leg side. The left-armer's angle didn't allow him\n Hazlewood to Harshit Rana, no run Into the pitch, well over the pull. 130ks but it zips off the pitch, Hazlewood's height helping out too. Harshit was making room and got followed.\n Hazlewood to Harshit Rana, no run Smart bowling again, more margin for error with Hazlewood going short. The extra bounce is making it tougher for Harshit to connect with the pull. This was outside off too and he couldn't drag it across. He wanted to sneak a bye but the keeper jogged down to keep him in check.\n Hazlewood to Harshit Rana, no run And another short ball. This is seam-up and rises around shoulder-height if not a touch higher. Harshit misses the pull again, checks with the square-leg ump if it's wide. Not given\n Hazlewood to Harshit Rana, FOUR runs Finally some contact with the pull, it's a top edge that goes over the keeper but KKR will take that \n Hazlewood to Harshit Rana, OUT Another pull, this is sliced though. Skied and the keeper runs to the left, gets in line with the ball and takes it while reaching forward. \n Hazlewood to Johnson, 1 run Hard length, no room and Johnson can only cloth a cut to cover point. He cleared the front foot and Hazlewood cramped him. He's hit the pitch and it's worked out at the death","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["A Raghuvanshi","Harshit Rana","Johnson","Narine","Rahane","Ramandeep","Rinku Singh","Russell","Venkatesh Iyer","de Kock"],"Runs":[30.0,5.0,1.0,44.0,56.0,6.0,12.0,4.0,6.0,4.0],"Balls_Faced":[22,6,1,26,31,9,10,3,7,5],"Fours":[2,1,0,5,6,0,1,1,1,1],"Sixes":[1,0,0,3,4,0,0,0,0,0],"S\/R":[136.36,83.33,100.0,169.23,180.65,66.67,120.0,133.33,85.71,80.0],"dismissal":["c \u2020Sharma b Yash Dayal","c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood","Not Out","c \u2020Sharma b Rasikh Salam","c Rasikh Salam b Pandya","Not Out","b Pandya","b Suyash Sharma","b Pandya","c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Hazlewood","Krunal","Livingstone","Rasikh Salam","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[24,24,12,18,24,18],"Runs_Given":[22.0,29.0,14.0,35.0,47.0,25.0],"Wickets":[2,3,0,1,1,1],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,2.0,3.0,4.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, SIX runs .up, up and away first ball! That is some early statement! Back of a length wide outside .off. Arya throws his hands at it and flays it over point!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .dropped - oh dear! It is all happening here! Angled in on a length on middle and leg. .Shapes away late and that squares up Arya. He stabs at it and the ball spoons up off the .leading edge. Khaleel flings out his right hand but cannot make it stick. Might have .come at him slower than he expected\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, (no ball) .hard length, slanting into middle and leg. Cramped for room, Arya tugs it towards mid .wicket. Uh-oh, Khaleel has overstepped too. Not the start CSK needed...\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .into the blockhole wide outside off. Arya jams down on it and slices it towards .backward point. Jadeja flies to his left and grabs it one-handed. But it was a Free hit. .Top fielding effort, though\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, 2 runs .just wide of the fielder! Back of a length outside off and this climbs onto Arya. He fends .at it and the ball floats off the outside edge, beating Choudhary to his left at short third\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, SIX runs .that is another stunning shot! Back of a length and too much width on offer. Arya frees .his arms with no care in the world and thumps it flat over cover point!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, 2 runs .back of a length, swinging into off stump. Arya has a poke at it and chunks it off the .inside edge through square leg for a couple of runs .17 off the first over and CSK, like almost every game this season, are under the pump .early\nMukesh Choudhary to Prabhsimran, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Prabhsimran gets up on his toes and taps it tamely .towards mid wicket\nMukesh Choudhary to Prabhsimran, OUT .chopped on, and Choudhary has instant redemption! Back of a length just outside off .and this curves back in late. Prabhsimran, going walkabouts down the track, looks to .dab it away but the lack of room does for him. Gets a thick inside edge and finds his leg .stump flattened soon after. Choudhary has a wicket, and CSK have some respite after .being carted all over the park in the opening over! .Prabhsimran Singh b Mukesh Choudhary 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 0\nMukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, no run .yes, they do! Banged into the track but well outside off. Shreyas looks to cut and chops .it into the off side\nMukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Shreyas presses half forward and defends. That .might have just moved away a little after pitching\nMukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .hard length on middle and off. Gets a little big on Shreyas and he hacks it towards mid .on to get off the mark\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, SIX runs .Arya is going after Choudhary too! And this is massive! Dug into the track on leg .stump. Sits up nicely for Arya and he gets inside the line to hook it onto the second deck .over fine leg!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, no run .short ball on leg stump that bounces a touch extra and cramps Shreyas for room. He .hops around his crease and fends it into the on side\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .that is a glorious maximum! Slot ball on the pads and Shreyas climbs into it. Maintains .his balance, opens up his stance a touch and clips it delightfully over mid on!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .fullish outside off, shaping away. Shreyas stays on the shot long enough and stays on .top of the bounce to drive it towards deep backward point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .off stump goes cartwheeling, and Khaleel has produced an absolute corker to take .down the PBKS captain! Khaleel is absolutely pumped, and why wouldn't he be. This .starts on a fullish length just outside off and then swerves back in sharply. Shreyas .looks to drive down the ground and is all at sea as the ball whistles past his inside edge. .Off stump left in an absolute mess, and CSK have two wickets in two overs now! .Shreyas Iyer b Ahmed 9 (7b 0x4 1x6 6m) SR: 128.57\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Nips away a touch and Stoinis is happy to let it go\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run .back of a length just outside off. Stoinis gets up on his toes and punches it towards mid .off\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, no run .back of a length just outside off. Arya hangs back and taps it into the off side with soft .hands\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs .Arya is not holding back! He wants to counter-punch! Full and swinging away outside .off. Arya plants his front foot, goes through the line and cracks it between extra cover .and cover point. It was in the air but well away from both fielders!\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs .four more! A bit of a nothing short ball outside off, getting up near the waist. Arya sizes .it up early and then muscles it past mid wicket! .Long on had come up, with point going back before\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs .Arya is on absolute fire here! Right in the slot just outside off. Arya gets forward, shows .the maker's name and bangs it over mid off. Holds the pose too!\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, 1 run .on a length outside off. Arya tries to force it through the off side and perhaps tries to hit .it too hard. Shanked into the mid wicket region\nMukesh Choudhary to Stoinis, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Stoinis waits on it and plays it late, cutting it towards deep .backward point to get off the mark\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run .fullish on leg stump. Stoinis presses forward and pushes it down the ground to mid on\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, 2 runs .dropped again - CSK not helping themselves in the field! Half-tracker outside off. .Stoinis gets up on his toes and smashes it towards mid wicket. Shankar leaps up, gets .both hands to it but the ball bursts through. Tough chance because of how hard it was .hit, but CSK probably need to hang on to one of these, just to get their confidence and .belief going! .Around the wicket now\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Stoinis hangs back and chops it into the off side .Arya back on strike. He will have boundaries on his mind\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .palmed past the post! That might also technically go down as a chance! Length ball .hung up wide outside off. Arya drives on the up and drives uppishly. Shankar flings .himself to his left, gets his left mitt to it but cannot cling on. Even tougher than the .earlier chance!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, 1 run .slower bumper outside off. Balloons through and Arya, after waiting and waiting for it, .helps it towards deep mid wicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, OUT .in the air again, and this time, CSK do hold on! Khaleel glides like an airplane while .staring down Stoinis, and CSK have three in the powerplay! Back of a length in the .channel and this one nips away with the angle. Stoinis was probably playing for the ball .coming in, and closed his bat face too early, trying to work to leg. Tame leading edge .and Conway makes no mistake at backward point. Stoinis throws his head back in .disappointment; Khaleel anything but a picture of disappointment! .Marcus Stoinis c Conway b Ahmed 4 (7b 0x4 0x6 12m) SR: 57.14\nAshwin to Arya, FOUR runs .Arya welcomes Ashwin with a boundary! Angled in on a length on middle and off. Arya .gets down on one knee and slugs it over square leg!\nAshwin to Arya, 2 runs .follows the batter well outside leg with a shortish ball. Arya holds his stance and heaves .it towards deep backward square leg\nAshwin to Arya, 1 run .fired in very full, just outside leg. A riposte to the batter advance, but Arya jams it into .the pitch and the ball bounces up over Ashwin to allow a single\nAshwin to Wadhera, SIX runs .wow - what a way to announce your arrival! Fired in again, fullish on middle and leg. .Wadhera dances down the track and whips it over deep mid wicket! .Ashwin has not really tried to spin the ball this over, and that has played into the left- .handers' hands\nAshwin to Wadhera, 1 run .length outside off. Wadhera gets forward and eases it to long off\nAshwin to Arya, 1 wide .darted in full but also down leg. Dhoni moves to his right and gets something behind it. .Called a wide, though\nAshwin to Arya, SIX runs .a 19-ball fifty for Priyansh Arya, against the five-time champions! Take a bow, lad! .Marginally short just outside off. Arya spots the length early, gives himself room and .carves it off the back foot over the wide long off fence. A classy shot to bookend what .has been a classy half-century! .See all photos .Plenty to ponder for CSK. They have taken three wickets but have also shipped 75 runs. .Yes, 75 runs. They now have it all to do in the middle overs\nJadeja to Wadhera, no run .back of a length just outside off. Wadhera takes a step across his stumps before .plonking it back towards the bowler\nJadeja to Wadhera, (no ball) 1 run .full and angled across well outside off. Wadhera fetches it and drags his sweep behind .square for a single. And Jadeja has overstepped as well. CSK's problems get .compounded...\nJadeja to Arya, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Arya opens up his stance and hoicks it on the bounce to .long on. Jadeja got away with that one there\nJadeja to Wadhera, 1 run .on a length outside off. Wadhera skips down the track and works it towards deep mid .wicket. The call is for two initially but Conway is sharp off his mark and denies that .pursuit\nJadeja to Arya, 2 runs .back of a length on middle and leg. Arya gets down on one knee (almost) and tugs it .towards deep mid wicket\nJadeja to Arya, no run .full outside off. Arya presses forward and pokes it towards extra cover\nJadeja to Arya, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Skids off the surface and Arya, shaping to reverse, .gets into a mess. Dhoni appealed for the lbw but no one else really did. Might have .scraped the glove, and the impact may have been outside the line as well\nAshwin to Wadhera, no run .back of a length outside off. Wadhera hangs back and jabs it towards extra cover\nAshwin to Wadhera, OUT .goes straight up, and Dhoni was not going to drop that! Not in a million years! Fired .across the batter on a length outside off. Wadhera swings his blade like an axe and .while he might have scythed through a tree, he cannot get purchase on this. Only gets .height, that too off the outside half of the bat, and Dhoni calls early to do the rest. .Ashwin is pleased, and Wadhera has to walk back! .Nehal Wadhera c \u2020Dhoni b Ashwin 9 (7b 0x4 1x6 8m) SR: 128.57\nAshwin to Maxwell, 1 run .darted in full on leg stump. Maxwell gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards long .on\nAshwin to Arya, no run .angled across again, on a length just outside off. Arya has a tentative prod at it and .chunks it off the inside edge into his front pad . .Glenn Maxwell vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .85 .RUNS .165 .OUTS .4 .SR .194.11 .4s\/6s .9\/14\nAshwin to Arya, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Arya glances it towards short fine leg\nAshwin to Maxwell, OUT .Ashwin pulls off a stunner off his own bowling, and now he is properly overjoyed! .Carrom ball, slowed up on a length on the stumps. Maxwell backs away, trying to blast .that through Ashwin. Picks Ashwin out to perfection and the bowler, after a bit of a .bobble, holds on. Ashwin will not mind one bit. CSK will not mind one bit. And Maxwell .cannot believe what has just happened. Half of the PBKS side now back in the shed! .Glenn Maxwell c & b Ashwin 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 50\nJadeja to Arya, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Arya hangs back and jabs it towards deep point .Shashank on strike\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Shashank hangs back and pokes it towards the bowler\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run .length outside off. Shashank gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long off for a .single\nJadeja to Arya, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Arya goes back and punches it towards long on\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .slanted in on a length on off. Shashank gets across his stumps and paddles it fine for a .couple of runs\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Shashank taps it towards backward point and retains strike\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run .carrom ball on a full length on off. Shashank gets fully forward and eases it to long on\nAshwin to Arya, 1 run .another carrom-ball, on a length on middle and leg. Arya squirts it off the inside edge .towards deep mid wicket\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, no run .length just outside off. Shashank reads the carrom ball off the pitch and defends\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .carrom ball on a length just outside off. Shashank backs away and slices it towards .deep point. He has to hustle back for two and might have been in trouble with a better .throw\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, no run .carrom ball on a length just outside off. Shashank presses forward and plays it back to .the bowler\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run .fired in full again, on middle and leg. Shashank pats it to long on and retains strike","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs PBKS, 59th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, SIX runs up, up and away first ball! That is some early statement! Back of a length wide outside off. Arya throws his hands at it and flays it over point!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run dropped - oh dear! It is all happening here! Angled in on a length on middle and leg. Shapes away late and that squares up Arya. He stabs at it and the ball spoons up off the leading edge. Khaleel flings out his right hand but cannot make it stick. Might have come at him slower than he expected\n hard length, slanting into middle and leg. Cramped for room, Arya tugs it towards mid wicket. Uh-oh, Khaleel has overstepped too. Not the start CSK needed...\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run into the blockhole wide outside off. Arya jams down on it and slices it towards backward point. Jadeja flies to his left and grabs it one-handed. But it was a Free hit. Top fielding effort, though\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, 2 runs just wide of the fielder! Back of a length outside off and this climbs onto Arya. He fends at it and the ball floats off the outside edge, beating Choudhary to his left at short third\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, SIX runs that is another stunning shot! Back of a length and too much width on offer. Arya frees his arms with no care in the world and thumps it flat over cover point!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, 2 runs back of a length, swinging into off stump. Arya has a poke at it and chunks it off the inside edge through square leg for a couple of runs 17 off the first over and CSK, like almost every game this season, are under the pump early\n Mukesh Choudhary to Prabhsimran, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Prabhsimran gets up on his toes and taps it tamely towards mid wicket\n Mukesh Choudhary to Prabhsimran, OUT chopped on, and Choudhary has instant redemption! Back of a length just outside off and this curves back in late. Prabhsimran, going walkabouts down the track, looks to dab it away but the lack of room does for him. Gets a thick inside edge and finds his leg stump flattened soon after. Choudhary has a wicket, and CSK have some respite after being carted all over the park in the opening over! \n Mukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, no run yes, they do! Banged into the track but well outside off. Shreyas looks to cut and chops it into the off side\n Mukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, no run back of a length on middle and off. Shreyas presses half forward and defends. That might have just moved away a little after pitching\n Mukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run hard length on middle and off. Gets a little big on Shreyas and he hacks it towards mid on to get off the mark\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, SIX runs Arya is going after Choudhary too! And this is massive! Dug into the track on leg stump. Sits up nicely for Arya and he gets inside the line to hook it onto the second deck over fine leg!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, no run short ball on leg stump that bounces a touch extra and cramps Shreyas for room. He hops around his crease and fends it into the on side\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs that is a glorious maximum! Slot ball on the pads and Shreyas climbs into it. Maintains his balance, opens up his stance a touch and clips it delightfully over mid on!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs fullish outside off, shaping away. Shreyas stays on the shot long enough and stays on top of the bounce to drive it towards deep backward point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, OUT off stump goes cartwheeling, and Khaleel has produced an absolute corker to take down the PBKS captain! Khaleel is absolutely pumped, and why wouldn't he be. This starts on a fullish length just outside off and then swerves back in sharply. Shreyas looks to drive down the ground and is all at sea as the ball whistles past his inside edge. Off stump left in an absolute mess, and CSK have two wickets in two overs now! \n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run back of a length on middle and off. Nips away a touch and Stoinis is happy to let it go\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run back of a length just outside off. Stoinis gets up on his toes and punches it towards mid off\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, no run back of a length just outside off. Arya hangs back and taps it into the off side with soft hands\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs Arya is not holding back! He wants to counter-punch! Full and swinging away outside off. Arya plants his front foot, goes through the line and cracks it between extra cover and cover point. It was in the air but well away from both fielders!\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs four more! A bit of a nothing short ball outside off, getting up near the waist. Arya sizes it up early and then muscles it past mid wicket! Long on had come up, with point going back before\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs Arya is on absolute fire here! Right in the slot just outside off. Arya gets forward, shows the maker's name and bangs it over mid off. Holds the pose too!\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, 1 run on a length outside off. Arya tries to force it through the off side and perhaps tries to hit it too hard. Shanked into the mid wicket region\n Mukesh Choudhary to Stoinis, 1 run back of a length outside off. Stoinis waits on it and plays it late, cutting it towards deep backward point to get off the mark\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run fullish on leg stump. Stoinis presses forward and pushes it down the ground to mid on\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, 2 runs dropped again - CSK not helping themselves in the field! Half-tracker outside off. Stoinis gets up on his toes and smashes it towards mid wicket. Shankar leaps up, gets both hands to it but the ball bursts through. Tough chance because of how hard it was hit, but CSK probably need to hang on to one of these, just to get their confidence and belief going! Around the wicket now\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, 1 run back of a length outside off. Stoinis hangs back and chops it into the off side Arya back on strike. He will have boundaries on his mind\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs palmed past the post! That might also technically go down as a chance! Length ball hung up wide outside off. Arya drives on the up and drives uppishly. Shankar flings himself to his left, gets his left mitt to it but cannot cling on. Even tougher than the earlier chance!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, 1 run slower bumper outside off. Balloons through and Arya, after waiting and waiting for it, helps it towards deep mid wicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, OUT in the air again, and this time, CSK do hold on! Khaleel glides like an airplane while staring down Stoinis, and CSK have three in the powerplay! Back of a length in the channel and this one nips away with the angle. Stoinis was probably playing for the ball coming in, and closed his bat face too early, trying to work to leg. Tame leading edge and Conway makes no mistake at backward point. Stoinis throws his head back in disappointment; Khaleel anything but a picture of disappointment! \n Ashwin to Arya, FOUR runs Arya welcomes Ashwin with a boundary! Angled in on a length on middle and off. Arya gets down on one knee and slugs it over square leg!\n Ashwin to Arya, 2 runs follows the batter well outside leg with a shortish ball. Arya holds his stance and heaves it towards deep backward square leg\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 run fired in very full, just outside leg. A riposte to the batter advance, but Arya jams it into the pitch and the ball bounces up over Ashwin to allow a single\n Ashwin to Wadhera, SIX runs wow - what a way to announce your arrival! Fired in again, fullish on middle and leg. Wadhera dances down the track and whips it over deep mid wicket! Ashwin has not really tried to spin the ball this over, and that has played into the left-handers' hands\n Ashwin to Wadhera, 1 run length outside off. Wadhera gets forward and eases it to long off\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 wide darted in full but also down leg. Dhoni moves to his right and gets something behind it. Called a wide, though\n Ashwin to Arya, SIX runs a 19-ball fifty for Priyansh Arya, against the five-time champions! Take a bow, lad! Marginally short just outside off. Arya spots the length early, gives himself room and carves it off the back foot over the wide long off fence. A classy shot to bookend what has been a classy half-century! See all photos Plenty to ponder for CSK. They have taken three wickets but have also shipped 75 runs. Yes, 75 runs. They now have it all to do in the middle overs\n Jadeja to Wadhera, no run back of a length just outside off. Wadhera takes a step across his stumps before plonking it back towards the bowler\n full and angled across well outside off. Wadhera fetches it and drags his sweep behind square for a single. And Jadeja has overstepped as well. CSK's problems get compounded...\n Jadeja to Arya, 1 run back of a length outside off. Arya opens up his stance and hoicks it on the bounce to long on. Jadeja got away with that one there\n Jadeja to Wadhera, 1 run on a length outside off. Wadhera skips down the track and works it towards deep mid wicket. The call is for two initially but Conway is sharp off his mark and denies that pursuit\n Jadeja to Arya, 2 runs towards deep mid wicket\n Jadeja to Arya, no run full outside off. Arya presses forward and pokes it towards extra cover\n Jadeja to Arya, no run back of a length on middle and off. Skids off the surface and Arya, shaping to reverse, gets into a mess. Dhoni appealed for the lbw but no one else really did. Might have scraped the glove, and the impact may have been outside the line as well\n Ashwin to Wadhera, no run back of a length outside off. Wadhera hangs back and jabs it towards extra cover\n Ashwin to Wadhera, OUT goes straight up, and Dhoni was not going to drop that! Not in a million years! Fired across the batter on a length outside off. Wadhera swings his blade like an axe and while he might have scythed through a tree, he cannot get purchase on this. Only gets height, that too off the outside half of the bat, and Dhoni calls early to do the rest. Ashwin is pleased, and Wadhera has to walk back! \n Ashwin to Maxwell, 1 run darted in full on leg stump. Maxwell gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards long on\n Ashwin to Arya, no run angled across again, on a length just outside off. Arya has a tentative prod at it and chunks it off the inside edge into his front pad Glenn Maxwell vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 85 RUNS 165 OUTS 4 SR 194.11 4s\/6s 9\/14\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Arya glances it towards short fine leg\n Ashwin to Maxwell, OUT Ashwin pulls off a stunner off his own bowling, and now he is properly overjoyed! Carrom ball, slowed up on a length on the stumps. Maxwell backs away, trying to blast that through Ashwin. Picks Ashwin out to perfection and the bowler, after a bit of a bobble, holds on. Ashwin will not mind one bit. CSK will not mind one bit. And Maxwell cannot believe what has just happened. Half of the PBKS side now back in the shed! \n Jadeja to Arya, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Arya hangs back and jabs it towards deep point Shashank on strike\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, no run back of a length on leg stump. Shashank hangs back and pokes it towards the bowler\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run length outside off. Shashank gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long off for a single\n Jadeja to Arya, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Arya goes back and punches it towards long on\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, 2 runs slanted in on a length on off. Shashank gets across his stumps and paddles it fine for a couple of runs\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run back of a length outside off. Shashank taps it towards backward point and retains strike\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run carrom ball on a full length on off. Shashank gets fully forward and eases it to long on\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 run another carrom-ball, on a length on middle and leg. Arya squirts it off the inside edge towards deep mid wicket\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, no run length just outside off. Shashank reads the carrom ball off the pitch and defends\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, 2 runs carrom ball on a length just outside off. Shashank backs away and slices it towards deep point. He has to hustle back for two and might have been in trouble with a better throw\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, no run carrom ball on a length just outside off. Shashank presses forward and plays it back to the bowler\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run fired in full again, on middle and leg. 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Angled in on a length on middle and leg. .Shapes away late and that squares up Arya. He stabs at it and the ball spoons up off the .leading edge. Khaleel flings out his right hand but cannot make it stick. Might have .come at him slower than he expected\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, (no ball) .hard length, slanting into middle and leg. Cramped for room, Arya tugs it towards mid .wicket. Uh-oh, Khaleel has overstepped too. Not the start CSK needed...\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .into the blockhole wide outside off. Arya jams down on it and slices it towards .backward point. Jadeja flies to his left and grabs it one-handed. But it was a Free hit. .Top fielding effort, though\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, 2 runs .just wide of the fielder! Back of a length outside off and this climbs onto Arya. He fends .at it and the ball floats off the outside edge, beating Choudhary to his left at short third\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, SIX runs .that is another stunning shot! Back of a length and too much width on offer. Arya frees .his arms with no care in the world and thumps it flat over cover point!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, 2 runs .back of a length, swinging into off stump. Arya has a poke at it and chunks it off the .inside edge through square leg for a couple of runs .17 off the first over and CSK, like almost every game this season, are under the pump .early\nMukesh Choudhary to Prabhsimran, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Prabhsimran gets up on his toes and taps it tamely .towards mid wicket\nMukesh Choudhary to Prabhsimran, OUT .chopped on, and Choudhary has instant redemption! Back of a length just outside off .and this curves back in late. Prabhsimran, going walkabouts down the track, looks to .dab it away but the lack of room does for him. Gets a thick inside edge and finds his leg .stump flattened soon after. Choudhary has a wicket, and CSK have some respite after .being carted all over the park in the opening over! .Prabhsimran Singh b Mukesh Choudhary 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 0\nMukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, no run .yes, they do! Banged into the track but well outside off. Shreyas looks to cut and chops .it into the off side\nMukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Shreyas presses half forward and defends. That .might have just moved away a little after pitching\nMukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .hard length on middle and off. Gets a little big on Shreyas and he hacks it towards mid .on to get off the mark\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, SIX runs .Arya is going after Choudhary too! And this is massive! Dug into the track on leg .stump. Sits up nicely for Arya and he gets inside the line to hook it onto the second deck .over fine leg!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, no run .short ball on leg stump that bounces a touch extra and cramps Shreyas for room. He .hops around his crease and fends it into the on side\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .that is a glorious maximum! Slot ball on the pads and Shreyas climbs into it. Maintains .his balance, opens up his stance a touch and clips it delightfully over mid on!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .fullish outside off, shaping away. Shreyas stays on the shot long enough and stays on .top of the bounce to drive it towards deep backward point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .off stump goes cartwheeling, and Khaleel has produced an absolute corker to take .down the PBKS captain! Khaleel is absolutely pumped, and why wouldn't he be. This .starts on a fullish length just outside off and then swerves back in sharply. Shreyas .looks to drive down the ground and is all at sea as the ball whistles past his inside edge. .Off stump left in an absolute mess, and CSK have two wickets in two overs now! .Shreyas Iyer b Ahmed 9 (7b 0x4 1x6 6m) SR: 128.57\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Nips away a touch and Stoinis is happy to let it go\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run .back of a length just outside off. Stoinis gets up on his toes and punches it towards mid .off\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, no run .back of a length just outside off. Arya hangs back and taps it into the off side with soft .hands\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs .Arya is not holding back! He wants to counter-punch! Full and swinging away outside .off. Arya plants his front foot, goes through the line and cracks it between extra cover .and cover point. It was in the air but well away from both fielders!\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs .four more! A bit of a nothing short ball outside off, getting up near the waist. Arya sizes .it up early and then muscles it past mid wicket! .Long on had come up, with point going back before\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs .Arya is on absolute fire here! Right in the slot just outside off. Arya gets forward, shows .the maker's name and bangs it over mid off. Holds the pose too!\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, 1 run .on a length outside off. Arya tries to force it through the off side and perhaps tries to hit .it too hard. Shanked into the mid wicket region\nMukesh Choudhary to Stoinis, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Stoinis waits on it and plays it late, cutting it towards deep .backward point to get off the mark\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run .fullish on leg stump. Stoinis presses forward and pushes it down the ground to mid on\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, 2 runs .dropped again - CSK not helping themselves in the field! Half-tracker outside off. .Stoinis gets up on his toes and smashes it towards mid wicket. Shankar leaps up, gets .both hands to it but the ball bursts through. Tough chance because of how hard it was .hit, but CSK probably need to hang on to one of these, just to get their confidence and .belief going! .Around the wicket now\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Stoinis hangs back and chops it into the off side .Arya back on strike. He will have boundaries on his mind\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .palmed past the post! That might also technically go down as a chance! Length ball .hung up wide outside off. Arya drives on the up and drives uppishly. Shankar flings .himself to his left, gets his left mitt to it but cannot cling on. Even tougher than the .earlier chance!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, 1 run .slower bumper outside off. Balloons through and Arya, after waiting and waiting for it, .helps it towards deep mid wicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, OUT .in the air again, and this time, CSK do hold on! Khaleel glides like an airplane while .staring down Stoinis, and CSK have three in the powerplay! Back of a length in the .channel and this one nips away with the angle. Stoinis was probably playing for the ball .coming in, and closed his bat face too early, trying to work to leg. Tame leading edge .and Conway makes no mistake at backward point. Stoinis throws his head back in .disappointment; Khaleel anything but a picture of disappointment! .Marcus Stoinis c Conway b Ahmed 4 (7b 0x4 0x6 12m) SR: 57.14\nAshwin to Arya, FOUR runs .Arya welcomes Ashwin with a boundary! Angled in on a length on middle and off. Arya .gets down on one knee and slugs it over square leg!\nAshwin to Arya, 2 runs .follows the batter well outside leg with a shortish ball. Arya holds his stance and heaves .it towards deep backward square leg\nAshwin to Arya, 1 run .fired in very full, just outside leg. A riposte to the batter advance, but Arya jams it into .the pitch and the ball bounces up over Ashwin to allow a single\nAshwin to Wadhera, SIX runs .wow - what a way to announce your arrival! Fired in again, fullish on middle and leg. .Wadhera dances down the track and whips it over deep mid wicket! .Ashwin has not really tried to spin the ball this over, and that has played into the left- .handers' hands\nAshwin to Wadhera, 1 run .length outside off. Wadhera gets forward and eases it to long off\nAshwin to Arya, 1 wide .darted in full but also down leg. Dhoni moves to his right and gets something behind it. .Called a wide, though\nAshwin to Arya, SIX runs .a 19-ball fifty for Priyansh Arya, against the five-time champions! Take a bow, lad! .Marginally short just outside off. Arya spots the length early, gives himself room and .carves it off the back foot over the wide long off fence. A classy shot to bookend what .has been a classy half-century! .See all photos .Plenty to ponder for CSK. They have taken three wickets but have also shipped 75 runs. .Yes, 75 runs. They now have it all to do in the middle overs\nJadeja to Wadhera, no run .back of a length just outside off. Wadhera takes a step across his stumps before .plonking it back towards the bowler\nJadeja to Wadhera, (no ball) 1 run .full and angled across well outside off. Wadhera fetches it and drags his sweep behind .square for a single. And Jadeja has overstepped as well. CSK's problems get .compounded...\nJadeja to Arya, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Arya opens up his stance and hoicks it on the bounce to .long on. Jadeja got away with that one there\nJadeja to Wadhera, 1 run .on a length outside off. Wadhera skips down the track and works it towards deep mid .wicket. The call is for two initially but Conway is sharp off his mark and denies that .pursuit\nJadeja to Arya, 2 runs .back of a length on middle and leg. Arya gets down on one knee (almost) and tugs it .towards deep mid wicket\nJadeja to Arya, no run .full outside off. Arya presses forward and pokes it towards extra cover\nJadeja to Arya, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Skids off the surface and Arya, shaping to reverse, .gets into a mess. Dhoni appealed for the lbw but no one else really did. Might have .scraped the glove, and the impact may have been outside the line as well\nAshwin to Wadhera, no run .back of a length outside off. Wadhera hangs back and jabs it towards extra cover\nAshwin to Wadhera, OUT .goes straight up, and Dhoni was not going to drop that! Not in a million years! Fired .across the batter on a length outside off. Wadhera swings his blade like an axe and .while he might have scythed through a tree, he cannot get purchase on this. Only gets .height, that too off the outside half of the bat, and Dhoni calls early to do the rest. .Ashwin is pleased, and Wadhera has to walk back! .Nehal Wadhera c \u2020Dhoni b Ashwin 9 (7b 0x4 1x6 8m) SR: 128.57\nAshwin to Maxwell, 1 run .darted in full on leg stump. Maxwell gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards long .on\nAshwin to Arya, no run .angled across again, on a length just outside off. Arya has a tentative prod at it and .chunks it off the inside edge into his front pad . .Glenn Maxwell vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .85 .RUNS .165 .OUTS .4 .SR .194.11 .4s\/6s .9\/14\nAshwin to Arya, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Arya glances it towards short fine leg\nAshwin to Maxwell, OUT .Ashwin pulls off a stunner off his own bowling, and now he is properly overjoyed! .Carrom ball, slowed up on a length on the stumps. Maxwell backs away, trying to blast .that through Ashwin. Picks Ashwin out to perfection and the bowler, after a bit of a .bobble, holds on. Ashwin will not mind one bit. CSK will not mind one bit. And Maxwell .cannot believe what has just happened. Half of the PBKS side now back in the shed! .Glenn Maxwell c & b Ashwin 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 50\nJadeja to Arya, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Arya hangs back and jabs it towards deep point .Shashank on strike\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Shashank hangs back and pokes it towards the bowler\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run .length outside off. Shashank gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long off for a .single\nJadeja to Arya, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Arya goes back and punches it towards long on\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .slanted in on a length on off. Shashank gets across his stumps and paddles it fine for a .couple of runs\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Shashank taps it towards backward point and retains strike\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run .carrom ball on a full length on off. Shashank gets fully forward and eases it to long on\nAshwin to Arya, 1 run .another carrom-ball, on a length on middle and leg. Arya squirts it off the inside edge .towards deep mid wicket\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, no run .length just outside off. Shashank reads the carrom ball off the pitch and defends\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .carrom ball on a length just outside off. Shashank backs away and slices it towards .deep point. He has to hustle back for two and might have been in trouble with a better .throw\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, no run .carrom ball on a length just outside off. Shashank presses forward and plays it back to .the bowler\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run .fired in full again, on middle and leg. Shashank pats it to long on and retains strike\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .right - that is one way to greet the leading wicket-taker of the comp! Googly that lands .right in the slot outside off. Shashank gets down on one knee and clobbers it over wide .long on!\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run .fuller on leg stump. Shashank lunges forward and nudges it towards deep backward .square leg\nNoor Ahmad to Arya, FOUR runs .that is a dreadful delivery, and it gets punished! Half-tracker a mile outside leg. Arya, .after rubbing his eyes in disbelief, helps it over short fine leg!\nNoor Ahmad to Arya, 2 runs .angled in on a length on leg stump. Arya bunts it to the edge of the ring in the mid .wicket region and races back for two. Excellent running!\nNoor Ahmad to Arya, no run .googly on a length on middle and off. Spins back a touch, goes past the inside edge and .raps Arya on the pad. Would have been going down with the angle, though\nNoor Ahmad to Arya, 1 run .on a length on middle and off. Arya gets down on one knee and sweeps it on the bounce .to deep backward square leg\nAshwin to Arya, SIX runs .bam! Arya goes big again! Dragged down on middle and leg, and this just sits up for .Arya. He lines it up and whacks it over deep mid wicket!\nAshwin to Arya, SIX runs .caught by Choudhary, but he has stepped onto the ropes! Drama in Mullanpur! Carrom .ball slanted across the batter full outside off. Arya slices across it completely but still .gets it far enough towards long off. Choudhary hold onto the chance but also steps .onto the rope while doing so. Not the greatest effort in the world, and Ashwin, who .thought he had a wicket, has six against his name again!\nAshwin to Arya, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Arya reaches out for it and flat-bats it towards long off\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, no run .carrom ball on a fullish length on middle and leg. Shashank plays all around it and gets .rapped on the pads\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .Shashank wants a piece of Ashwin too! This is getting very predictable now. Slot ball .outside off and Shashank picks the carrom ball to pump this over Ashwin's head! .Ashwin has more or less bowled\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Shashank punches it down the ground towards long on\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Shashank gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side .for an easy single\nPathirana to Arya, SIX runs .oh my word - that is a world-class shot! Low full toss hung up wide outside off. Arya .peels the outer cover off the ball and scythes it over deep point!\nPathirana to Arya, SIX runs .goes all the way again! Arya is tearing Pathirana apart! Dug into the track just outside .off. Arya rises with the bounce and swats it just over the wide long on fence!\nPathirana to Arya, SIX runs .three sixes in the over, and this youngster is enjoying his time out in the Mullanpur .floodlights! A bit of a half-tracker. Not enough pace to hustle the batter, not enough .bounce to make him miscue it. Arya stands up tall and swipes it over deep square leg!\nPathirana to Arya, FOUR runs .edged and four! A hundred for Priyansh Arya inside 13 overs of an IPL innings - and .this has been a knock right out of the top drawer! Sizzling, stunning and absolutely .sensational! Zipped in full on middle and off. Arya gets a little squared up as he looks to .flick but the ball takes enough of the outside edge to fly past short third. Takes his .helmet off, soaks in the applause. The innings of his dreams, and it has come against .the five-time champions! .See all photos\nPathirana to Arya, no run .slower ball on a length outside off. Stops on Arya a little and he nearly pops it straight to .extra cover. On the bounce, and PBKS fans breathe a sigh of relief\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 leg bye .leg-spinner on a full length, following the batter outside leg. Shashank misses it with his .bat and the ball rolls off his pad for a leg bye\nNoor Ahmad to Arya, 1 run .floated up full and wide. Arya plants his front foot and smashes it on the bounce to .deep cover\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Shashank hangs back and pushes it towards deep mid .wicket\nNoor Ahmad to Arya, OUT .taken on the fence, and the Priyansh Arya show is over! But what a show it was! .Breathtaking at every moment, and just as belligerent to knock the stuffing out of CSK! .Tossed up full just outside off. Seems like the googly and this cramps Arya a little as he .tries to slog it over long on. Off the inside half of the bat and Shankar snares the chance .at long on. A standing ovation as Arya walks off, and pretty sure there will be countless .people at home standing in front of their TV sets and phone\/laptop screens doing the .same! .Priyansh Arya c Shankar b Noor Ahmad 103 (42b 7x4 9x6 61m) SR: 245.23\nNoor Ahmad to Jansen, FOUR runs .oh, hello! Given a bit of air just outside off. Jansen shimmies down the track and times .it exquisitely, beating long on to his left! .Over the wicket now\nNoor Ahmad to Jansen, no run .fired in very full just outside leg. Jansen looks for the reverse and the ball seems to just .sneak past leg stump. On another day, that would have been curtains for Jansen\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Shashank has a swipe across the line and misses, .getting hit on the boundary\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, no run .back of a length outside off. Shashank taps it towards extra cover off the back foot\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, no run .back of a length delivery hung up wide outside off. Left alone and that sneaks just .inside the tramlines\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .short, wide again and punished this time! Sits up nicely this time and Shashank waits .on it long enough to crack it past backward point!\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Forces Shashank to play off the back foot into the off side .and he chops it towards sweeper cover\nJadeja to Jansen, 1 run .fired in on a length on middle and off. Holds a little in the surface and Jansen plonks it .towards long off\nPathirana to Jansen, 1 run .full on middle and leg. Jansen plants his front foot and cloths it down the ground to .long on\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .full just outside off. Shashank shuffles across and pushes it down the ground to long on\nPathirana to Jansen, no run .off-pace on a back of a length just outside off. Jansen swings for the hills and toe-ends .it towards Dhoni, who dives to his right and ensures it is a dot\nPathirana to Jansen, 2 runs .length outside off. Jansen extends his arms and powers it towards long off. Noor nearly .over-runs it to his left but does enough to recover and prevent the boundary\nPathirana to Jansen, 1 run .zipped in full on middle and off. Jansen cannot get under it and squeezes it out to long .on\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .off-pace on a full length outside off. Shashank tips it to extra cover and saunters across .to the other end .Time for a pause, and PBKS will be happy with where they are. They already have 170 .on the board, and this partnership is very capable of pushing them closer to 220. CSK, .remember, have not chased a 180-plus score since 2018...\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run .fired in full on off. Shashank gets down on one knee and hoicks it towards deep .backward square leg .CSK need Noor to strike here\nNoor Ahmad to Jansen, 1 run .angled across on a length just outside off. Jansen has a slog across the line and toe- .ends it towards extra cover\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .dispatched! That is a woeful delivery. A half-tracker outside off that had Noor's toe-nails .in danger for a while. Shashank stands tall and thumps it over wide long off!\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .oh my - this is going to bring down rain! And dropped by CSK - dear, oh dear! Googly on .a length on the stumps. Shashank has a huge swipe across the line and skies it. .Ravindra runs in from deep mid wicket, settles under it and then shells it. CSK cannot .catch a break. Or a chance...\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Shashank opens up his stance and hacks it on the .bounce to long on\nNoor Ahmad to Jansen, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Jansen walks well across his stumps and swipes it .towards deep backward square leg. Khaleel does nice work on the fence and keeps it to .a single\nPathirana to Jansen, SIX runs .taxi, where are you?! Right in the slot on middle and leg, and Jansen, once he has made .connection, does not even look to see where that has flown. Free extension of the arms .and that went soaring over long on! .Pathirana pulls out of his run-up late. And we will go again\nPathirana to Jansen, 1 run .searing in-swinging yorker on leg stump. Jansen jams down on it and squeezes it out .towards long on\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .full just outside off. Shashank plants his front foot and drills it down the ground towards .long off\nPathirana to Jansen, 1 run .right into the blockhole on middle and off. Jansen gets his bat down in time and the ball .skews off the toe-end behind square on the leg side\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .did Shashank hit it? If not, he might be in trouble here! Full toss on middle and leg. .Tails in a little and Shashank seems to get an inside edge before the ball strikes him on .the pad. CSK go upstairs because, well, why not. Clear inside edge and our original .suspicion has been confirmed. Decision stays, and CSK lose a review!\nPathirana to Jansen, 1 run .banged into the track outside off, as a response to Jansen advancing. He gets under it .but does not get any sort of power into the stroke. Spoons it over backward point for a .single\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jansen, 2 leg byes .back of a length delivery that pitches a mile outside leg. Skips off and raps Jansen on .the pads, perhaps on leg stump. Khaleel appeals as the ball rolls towards backward .point. Choudhary fires a needless throw at the bowler's end and they concede another\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jansen, FOUR runs .streaky, but they all count! Slower bumper just outside off. Jansen has a massive swipe .across the line and the ball skews off the leading edge, beating short third to his left!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jansen, 2 runs .fullish on leg stump. Jansen plants his front foot, uses his wrists and flicks it on the .bounce to deep mid wicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jansen, 1 run .into the blockhole on leg stump. Jansen jams down on it and digs it out towards long on\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .right in the gap, and Shashank is not relenting! Slot ball on leg stump. Shashank gets .his front foot out of the way and whips it between long on and deep mid wicket!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shashank Singh, 1 run .low full toss on leg stump. Shashank moves across his stumps and tucks it off his toes .towards deep backward square leg\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, no run .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Shashank tries to smash that into the .mountains and only grabs a handful of fresh air . .Shashank Singh in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .235 .OUTS .7 .4s\/6s .18\/16 .SR .197.47 .AVE .33.57\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 wide .attempted leg-stump yorker that slides down leg. Shashank does not get bat on it and .the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, no run .length ball fired across the batter outside off. Shashank shuffles across, looking for the .scoop but only ends up nutmegging himself\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .low full toss on middle and leg. Shashank has a swish at it and jams it off the inside .edge into his pads. The ball rolls away into the off side for a single\nPathirana to Jansen, SIX runs .clean as a whistle! Slower ball on a fullish length on off stump. Drops on Jansen late .but he continues with his swing. Full extension of those long levers and he slams this .over the bowler's head!\nPathirana to Jansen, 1 run .back of a length wide outside off. Jansen initially shapes for the scoop but has to then .change his stroke because of how wide it was. Gets an inside edge and Dhoni gets his .left paw to it to keep it to a single\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 3 runs .full outside off. Shashank gets his hands through the ball and drills it past extra cover. .Noor comes around from long off, puts in the slide and seems to save a single. .Shashank, either way, gets to his fifty, and PBKS finish with 219! .Priyansh Arya: I am not very expressive, but I am feeling very good. After the last match, .he (Shreyas) told me to back my strength and play the way I want. I was thinking that if I .got the ball in my slot, I would hit it for six. I want to express myself and not get bogged .down (while batting). (On the pitch) The ball is coming on nicely. It is not turning much. .We have to bowl in good areas and take as many wickets as we can in the powerplay. .CSK were very inconsistent. And not for the first time this season. They picked up three .in the powerplay but also conceded 75. Then, Ashwin nabbed two in quick succession .but CSK could not capitalize. Their fielding and catching was severely under-par. .Gaikwad's captaincy also left plenty to be desired, and they now have a mountain to .climb in yet another run-chase. History is against CSK, but crazier things have happened .in this sport and in this league. Join us in a bit for the run-chase!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs PBKS, 59th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, SIX runs up, up and away first ball! That is some early statement! Back of a length wide outside off. Arya throws his hands at it and flays it over point!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run dropped - oh dear! It is all happening here! Angled in on a length on middle and leg. Shapes away late and that squares up Arya. He stabs at it and the ball spoons up off the leading edge. Khaleel flings out his right hand but cannot make it stick. Might have come at him slower than he expected\n hard length, slanting into middle and leg. Cramped for room, Arya tugs it towards mid wicket. Uh-oh, Khaleel has overstepped too. Not the start CSK needed...\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run into the blockhole wide outside off. Arya jams down on it and slices it towards backward point. Jadeja flies to his left and grabs it one-handed. But it was a Free hit. Top fielding effort, though\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, 2 runs just wide of the fielder! Back of a length outside off and this climbs onto Arya. He fends at it and the ball floats off the outside edge, beating Choudhary to his left at short third\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, SIX runs that is another stunning shot! Back of a length and too much width on offer. Arya frees his arms with no care in the world and thumps it flat over cover point!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, 2 runs back of a length, swinging into off stump. Arya has a poke at it and chunks it off the inside edge through square leg for a couple of runs 17 off the first over and CSK, like almost every game this season, are under the pump early\n Mukesh Choudhary to Prabhsimran, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Prabhsimran gets up on his toes and taps it tamely towards mid wicket\n Mukesh Choudhary to Prabhsimran, OUT chopped on, and Choudhary has instant redemption! Back of a length just outside off and this curves back in late. Prabhsimran, going walkabouts down the track, looks to dab it away but the lack of room does for him. Gets a thick inside edge and finds his leg stump flattened soon after. Choudhary has a wicket, and CSK have some respite after being carted all over the park in the opening over! \n Mukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, no run yes, they do! Banged into the track but well outside off. Shreyas looks to cut and chops it into the off side\n Mukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, no run back of a length on middle and off. Shreyas presses half forward and defends. That might have just moved away a little after pitching\n Mukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run hard length on middle and off. Gets a little big on Shreyas and he hacks it towards mid on to get off the mark\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, SIX runs Arya is going after Choudhary too! And this is massive! Dug into the track on leg stump. Sits up nicely for Arya and he gets inside the line to hook it onto the second deck over fine leg!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, no run short ball on leg stump that bounces a touch extra and cramps Shreyas for room. He hops around his crease and fends it into the on side\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs that is a glorious maximum! Slot ball on the pads and Shreyas climbs into it. Maintains his balance, opens up his stance a touch and clips it delightfully over mid on!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs fullish outside off, shaping away. Shreyas stays on the shot long enough and stays on top of the bounce to drive it towards deep backward point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, OUT off stump goes cartwheeling, and Khaleel has produced an absolute corker to take down the PBKS captain! Khaleel is absolutely pumped, and why wouldn't he be. This starts on a fullish length just outside off and then swerves back in sharply. Shreyas looks to drive down the ground and is all at sea as the ball whistles past his inside edge. Off stump left in an absolute mess, and CSK have two wickets in two overs now! \n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run back of a length on middle and off. Nips away a touch and Stoinis is happy to let it go\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run back of a length just outside off. Stoinis gets up on his toes and punches it towards mid off\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, no run back of a length just outside off. Arya hangs back and taps it into the off side with soft hands\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs Arya is not holding back! He wants to counter-punch! Full and swinging away outside off. Arya plants his front foot, goes through the line and cracks it between extra cover and cover point. It was in the air but well away from both fielders!\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs four more! A bit of a nothing short ball outside off, getting up near the waist. Arya sizes it up early and then muscles it past mid wicket! Long on had come up, with point going back before\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs Arya is on absolute fire here! Right in the slot just outside off. Arya gets forward, shows the maker's name and bangs it over mid off. Holds the pose too!\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, 1 run on a length outside off. Arya tries to force it through the off side and perhaps tries to hit it too hard. Shanked into the mid wicket region\n Mukesh Choudhary to Stoinis, 1 run back of a length outside off. Stoinis waits on it and plays it late, cutting it towards deep backward point to get off the mark\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run fullish on leg stump. Stoinis presses forward and pushes it down the ground to mid on\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, 2 runs dropped again - CSK not helping themselves in the field! Half-tracker outside off. Stoinis gets up on his toes and smashes it towards mid wicket. Shankar leaps up, gets both hands to it but the ball bursts through. Tough chance because of how hard it was hit, but CSK probably need to hang on to one of these, just to get their confidence and belief going! Around the wicket now\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, 1 run back of a length outside off. Stoinis hangs back and chops it into the off side Arya back on strike. He will have boundaries on his mind\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs palmed past the post! That might also technically go down as a chance! Length ball hung up wide outside off. Arya drives on the up and drives uppishly. Shankar flings himself to his left, gets his left mitt to it but cannot cling on. Even tougher than the earlier chance!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, 1 run slower bumper outside off. Balloons through and Arya, after waiting and waiting for it, helps it towards deep mid wicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, OUT in the air again, and this time, CSK do hold on! Khaleel glides like an airplane while staring down Stoinis, and CSK have three in the powerplay! Back of a length in the channel and this one nips away with the angle. Stoinis was probably playing for the ball coming in, and closed his bat face too early, trying to work to leg. Tame leading edge and Conway makes no mistake at backward point. Stoinis throws his head back in disappointment; Khaleel anything but a picture of disappointment! \n Ashwin to Arya, FOUR runs Arya welcomes Ashwin with a boundary! Angled in on a length on middle and off. Arya gets down on one knee and slugs it over square leg!\n Ashwin to Arya, 2 runs follows the batter well outside leg with a shortish ball. Arya holds his stance and heaves it towards deep backward square leg\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 run fired in very full, just outside leg. A riposte to the batter advance, but Arya jams it into the pitch and the ball bounces up over Ashwin to allow a single\n Ashwin to Wadhera, SIX runs wow - what a way to announce your arrival! Fired in again, fullish on middle and leg. Wadhera dances down the track and whips it over deep mid wicket! Ashwin has not really tried to spin the ball this over, and that has played into the left-handers' hands\n Ashwin to Wadhera, 1 run length outside off. Wadhera gets forward and eases it to long off\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 wide darted in full but also down leg. Dhoni moves to his right and gets something behind it. Called a wide, though\n Ashwin to Arya, SIX runs a 19-ball fifty for Priyansh Arya, against the five-time champions! Take a bow, lad! Marginally short just outside off. Arya spots the length early, gives himself room and carves it off the back foot over the wide long off fence. A classy shot to bookend what has been a classy half-century! See all photos Plenty to ponder for CSK. They have taken three wickets but have also shipped 75 runs. Yes, 75 runs. They now have it all to do in the middle overs\n Jadeja to Wadhera, no run back of a length just outside off. Wadhera takes a step across his stumps before plonking it back towards the bowler\n full and angled across well outside off. Wadhera fetches it and drags his sweep behind square for a single. And Jadeja has overstepped as well. CSK's problems get compounded...\n Jadeja to Arya, 1 run back of a length outside off. Arya opens up his stance and hoicks it on the bounce to long on. Jadeja got away with that one there\n Jadeja to Wadhera, 1 run on a length outside off. Wadhera skips down the track and works it towards deep mid wicket. The call is for two initially but Conway is sharp off his mark and denies that pursuit\n Jadeja to Arya, 2 runs towards deep mid wicket\n Jadeja to Arya, no run full outside off. Arya presses forward and pokes it towards extra cover\n Jadeja to Arya, no run back of a length on middle and off. Skids off the surface and Arya, shaping to reverse, gets into a mess. Dhoni appealed for the lbw but no one else really did. Might have scraped the glove, and the impact may have been outside the line as well\n Ashwin to Wadhera, no run back of a length outside off. Wadhera hangs back and jabs it towards extra cover\n Ashwin to Wadhera, OUT goes straight up, and Dhoni was not going to drop that! Not in a million years! Fired across the batter on a length outside off. Wadhera swings his blade like an axe and while he might have scythed through a tree, he cannot get purchase on this. Only gets height, that too off the outside half of the bat, and Dhoni calls early to do the rest. Ashwin is pleased, and Wadhera has to walk back! \n Ashwin to Maxwell, 1 run darted in full on leg stump. Maxwell gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards long on\n Ashwin to Arya, no run angled across again, on a length just outside off. Arya has a tentative prod at it and chunks it off the inside edge into his front pad Glenn Maxwell vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 85 RUNS 165 OUTS 4 SR 194.11 4s\/6s 9\/14\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Arya glances it towards short fine leg\n Ashwin to Maxwell, OUT Ashwin pulls off a stunner off his own bowling, and now he is properly overjoyed! Carrom ball, slowed up on a length on the stumps. Maxwell backs away, trying to blast that through Ashwin. Picks Ashwin out to perfection and the bowler, after a bit of a bobble, holds on. Ashwin will not mind one bit. CSK will not mind one bit. And Maxwell cannot believe what has just happened. Half of the PBKS side now back in the shed! \n Jadeja to Arya, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Arya hangs back and jabs it towards deep point Shashank on strike\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, no run back of a length on leg stump. Shashank hangs back and pokes it towards the bowler\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run length outside off. Shashank gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long off for a single\n Jadeja to Arya, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Arya goes back and punches it towards long on\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, 2 runs slanted in on a length on off. Shashank gets across his stumps and paddles it fine for a couple of runs\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run back of a length outside off. Shashank taps it towards backward point and retains strike\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run carrom ball on a full length on off. Shashank gets fully forward and eases it to long on\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 run another carrom-ball, on a length on middle and leg. Arya squirts it off the inside edge towards deep mid wicket\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, no run length just outside off. Shashank reads the carrom ball off the pitch and defends\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, 2 runs carrom ball on a length just outside off. Shashank backs away and slices it towards deep point. He has to hustle back for two and might have been in trouble with a better throw\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, no run carrom ball on a length just outside off. Shashank presses forward and plays it back to the bowler\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run fired in full again, on middle and leg. Shashank pats it to long on and retains strike\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, SIX runs right - that is one way to greet the leading wicket-taker of the comp! Googly that lands right in the slot outside off. Shashank gets down on one knee and clobbers it over wide long on!\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run fuller on leg stump. Shashank lunges forward and nudges it towards deep backward square leg\n Noor Ahmad to Arya, FOUR runs that is a dreadful delivery, and it gets punished! Half-tracker a mile outside leg. Arya, after rubbing his eyes in disbelief, helps it over short fine leg!\n Noor Ahmad to Arya, 2 runs angled in on a length on leg stump. Arya bunts it to the edge of the ring in the mid wicket region and races back for two. Excellent running!\n Noor Ahmad to Arya, no run googly on a length on middle and off. Spins back a touch, goes past the inside edge and raps Arya on the pad. Would have been going down with the angle, though\n Noor Ahmad to Arya, 1 run on a length on middle and off. Arya gets down on one knee and sweeps it on the bounce to deep backward square leg\n Ashwin to Arya, SIX runs bam! Arya goes big again! Dragged down on middle and leg, and this just sits up for Arya. He lines it up and whacks it over deep mid wicket!\n Ashwin to Arya, SIX runs caught by Choudhary, but he has stepped onto the ropes! Drama in Mullanpur! Carrom ball slanted across the batter full outside off. Arya slices across it completely but still gets it far enough towards long off. Choudhary hold onto the chance but also steps onto the rope while doing so. Not the greatest effort in the world, and Ashwin, who thought he had a wicket, has six against his name again!\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 run back of a length outside off. Arya reaches out for it and flat-bats it towards long off\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, no run carrom ball on a fullish length on middle and leg. Shashank plays all around it and gets rapped on the pads\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, SIX runs Shashank wants a piece of Ashwin too! This is getting very predictable now. Slot ball outside off and Shashank picks the carrom ball to pump this over Ashwin's head! Ashwin has more or less bowled\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run back of a length outside off. Shashank punches it down the ground towards long on\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run back of a length outside off. Shashank gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side for an easy single\n Pathirana to Arya, SIX runs oh my word - that is a world-class shot! Low full toss hung up wide outside off. Arya peels the outer cover off the ball and scythes it over deep point!\n Pathirana to Arya, SIX runs goes all the way again! Arya is tearing Pathirana apart! Dug into the track just outside off. Arya rises with the bounce and swats it just over the wide long on fence!\n Pathirana to Arya, SIX runs three sixes in the over, and this youngster is enjoying his time out in the Mullanpur floodlights! A bit of a half-tracker. Not enough pace to hustle the batter, not enough bounce to make him miscue it. Arya stands up tall and swipes it over deep square leg!\n Pathirana to Arya, FOUR runs edged and four! A hundred for Priyansh Arya inside 13 overs of an IPL innings - and this has been a knock right out of the top drawer! Sizzling, stunning and absolutely sensational! Zipped in full on middle and off. Arya gets a little squared up as he looks to flick but the ball takes enough of the outside edge to fly past short third. Takes his helmet off, soaks in the applause. The innings of his dreams, and it has come against the five-time champions! See all photos\n Pathirana to Arya, no run slower ball on a length outside off. Stops on Arya a little and he nearly pops it straight to extra cover. On the bounce, and PBKS fans breathe a sigh of relief\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 leg bye leg-spinner on a full length, following the batter outside leg. Shashank misses it with his bat and the ball rolls off his pad for a leg bye\n Noor Ahmad to Arya, 1 run floated up full and wide. Arya plants his front foot and smashes it on the bounce to deep cover\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Shashank hangs back and pushes it towards deep mid wicket\n Noor Ahmad to Arya, OUT taken on the fence, and the Priyansh Arya show is over! But what a show it was! Breathtaking at every moment, and just as belligerent to knock the stuffing out of CSK! Tossed up full just outside off. Seems like the googly and this cramps Arya a little as he tries to slog it over long on. Off the inside half of the bat and Shankar snares the chance at long on. A standing ovation as Arya walks off, and pretty sure there will be countless people at home standing in front of their TV sets and phone\/laptop screens doing the same! \n Noor Ahmad to Jansen, FOUR runs oh, hello! Given a bit of air just outside off. Jansen shimmies down the track and times it exquisitely, beating long on to his left! Over the wicket now\n Noor Ahmad to Jansen, no run fired in very full just outside leg. Jansen looks for the reverse and the ball seems to just sneak past leg stump. On another day, that would have been curtains for Jansen\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Shashank has a swipe across the line and misses, getting hit on the boundary\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, no run back of a length outside off. Shashank taps it towards extra cover off the back foot\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, no run back of a length delivery hung up wide outside off. Left alone and that sneaks just inside the tramlines\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs short, wide again and punished this time! Sits up nicely this time and Shashank waits on it long enough to crack it past backward point!\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run back of a length outside off. Forces Shashank to play off the back foot into the off side and he chops it towards sweeper cover\n Jadeja to Jansen, 1 run fired in on a length on middle and off. Holds a little in the surface and Jansen plonks it towards long off\n Pathirana to Jansen, 1 run full on middle and leg. Jansen plants his front foot and cloths it down the ground to long on\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run full just outside off. Shashank shuffles across and pushes it down the ground to long on\n Pathirana to Jansen, no run off-pace on a back of a length just outside off. Jansen swings for the hills and toe-ends it towards Dhoni, who dives to his right and ensures it is a dot\n Pathirana to Jansen, 2 runs length outside off. Jansen extends his arms and powers it towards long off. Noor nearly over-runs it to his left but does enough to recover and prevent the boundary\n Pathirana to Jansen, 1 run zipped in full on middle and off. Jansen cannot get under it and squeezes it out to long on\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run off-pace on a full length outside off. Shashank tips it to extra cover and saunters across to the other end Time for a pause, and PBKS will be happy with where they are. They already have 170 on the board, and this partnership is very capable of pushing them closer to 220. CSK, remember, have not chased a 180-plus score since 2018...\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run fired in full on off. Shashank gets down on one knee and hoicks it towards deep backward square leg CSK need Noor to strike here\n Noor Ahmad to Jansen, 1 run angled across on a length just outside off. Jansen has a slog across the line and toe-ends it towards extra cover\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, SIX runs dispatched! That is a woeful delivery. A half-tracker outside off that had Noor's toe-nails in danger for a while. Shashank stands tall and thumps it over wide long off!\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 2 runs oh my - this is going to bring down rain! And dropped by CSK - dear, oh dear! Googly on a length on the stumps. Shashank has a huge swipe across the line and skies it. Ravindra runs in from deep mid wicket, settles under it and then shells it. CSK cannot catch a break. Or a chance...\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Shashank opens up his stance and hacks it on the bounce to long on\n Noor Ahmad to Jansen, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Jansen walks well across his stumps and swipes it towards deep backward square leg. Khaleel does nice work on the fence and keeps it to a single\n Pathirana to Jansen, SIX runs taxi, where are you?! Right in the slot on middle and leg, and Jansen, once he has made connection, does not even look to see where that has flown. Free extension of the arms and that went soaring over long on! Pathirana pulls out of his run-up late. And we will go again\n Pathirana to Jansen, 1 run searing in-swinging yorker on leg stump. Jansen jams down on it and squeezes it out towards long on\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run full just outside off. Shashank plants his front foot and drills it down the ground towards long off\n Pathirana to Jansen, 1 run right into the blockhole on middle and off. Jansen gets his bat down in time and the ball skews off the toe-end behind square on the leg side\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run did Shashank hit it? If not, he might be in trouble here! Full toss on middle and leg. Tails in a little and Shashank seems to get an inside edge before the ball strikes him on the pad. CSK go upstairs because, well, why not. Clear inside edge and our original suspicion has been confirmed. Decision stays, and CSK lose a review!\n Pathirana to Jansen, 1 run banged into the track outside off, as a response to Jansen advancing. He gets under it but does not get any sort of power into the stroke. Spoons it over backward point for a single\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jansen, 2 leg byes back of a length delivery that pitches a mile outside leg. Skips off and raps Jansen on the pads, perhaps on leg stump. Khaleel appeals as the ball rolls towards backward point. Choudhary fires a needless throw at the bowler's end and they concede another\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jansen, FOUR runs streaky, but they all count! Slower bumper just outside off. Jansen has a massive swipe across the line and the ball skews off the leading edge, beating short third to his left!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jansen, 2 runs fullish on leg stump. Jansen plants his front foot, uses his wrists and flicks it on the bounce to deep mid wicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jansen, 1 run into the blockhole on leg stump. Jansen jams down on it and digs it out towards long on\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs right in the gap, and Shashank is not relenting! Slot ball on leg stump. Shashank gets his front foot out of the way and whips it between long on and deep mid wicket!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shashank Singh, 1 run low full toss on leg stump. Shashank moves across his stumps and tucks it off his toes towards deep backward square leg\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, no run off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Shashank tries to smash that into the mountains and only grabs a handful of fresh air RUNS 235 OUTS 7 4s\/6s 18\/16 SR 197.47 AVE 33.57\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 wide attempted leg-stump yorker that slides down leg. Shashank does not get bat on it and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, no run length ball fired across the batter outside off. Shashank shuffles across, looking for the scoop but only ends up nutmegging himself\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run low full toss on middle and leg. Shashank has a swish at it and jams it off the inside edge into his pads. The ball rolls away into the off side for a single\n Pathirana to Jansen, SIX runs clean as a whistle! Slower ball on a fullish length on off stump. Drops on Jansen late but he continues with his swing. Full extension of those long levers and he slams this over the bowler's head!\n Pathirana to Jansen, 1 run back of a length wide outside off. Jansen initially shapes for the scoop but has to then change his stroke because of how wide it was. Gets an inside edge and Dhoni gets his left paw to it to keep it to a single\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 3 runs full outside off. Shashank gets his hands through the ball and drills it past extra cover. Noor comes around from long off, puts in the slide and seems to save a single. Shashank, either way, gets to his fifty, and PBKS finish with 219! Priyansh Arya: I am not very expressive, but I am feeling very good. After the last match, got the ball in my slot, I would hit it for six. I want to express myself and not get bogged We have to bowl in good areas and take as many wickets as we can in the powerplay. CSK were very inconsistent. And not for the first time this season. They picked up three in the powerplay but also conceded 75. Then, Ashwin nabbed two in quick succession but CSK could not capitalize. Their fielding and catching was severely under-par. Gaikwad's captaincy also left plenty to be desired, and they now have a mountain to climb in yet another run-chase. History is against CSK, but crazier things have happened in this sport and in this league. Join us in a bit for the run-chase!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Jansen","Maxwell","Prabhsimran","Shashank Singh","Shreyas Iyer","Stoinis","Wadhera"],"Runs":[103.0,34.0,1.0,0.0,52.0,9.0,4.0,9.0],"Balls_Faced":[42,19,2,2,36,7,7,7],"Fours":[7,2,0,0,2,0,0,0],"Sixes":[9,2,0,0,3,1,0,1],"S\/R":[245.24,178.95,50.0,0.0,144.44,128.57,57.14,128.57],"dismissal":["c Shankar b Noor Ahmad","Not Out","c & b Ashwin","b Mukesh Choudhary","Not Out","b Ahmed","c Conway b Ahmed","c \u2020Dhoni b Ashwin"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Jadeja","Khaleel Ahmed","Mukesh Choudhary","Noor Ahmad","Pathirana"],"Balls":[24,18,24,12,18,24],"Runs_Given":[48.0,18.0,45.0,21.0,32.0,52.0],"Wickets":[2,0,2,1,1,0],"Overs":[4.0,3.0,4.0,2.0,3.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Abhishek, no run .Swing and a miss! Back of a length at 135kph outside off, Abhishek looks to pull but is .beaten on the outside edge\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abhishek, OUT .Chipped to cover! First ball wicket in the first innings, and a second-ball strike in the .second! This is on a length outside off at 137kph, Abhishek looks to go through the line .and spoons a simple chance to the young Ayush Mhatre, who takes an easy catch .Abhishek Sharma c Mhatre b Ahmed 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nKhaleel Ahmed to Ishan, 1 wide .Khaleel messes up his line and goes way too wide\nKhaleel Ahmed to Ishan, 1 run .On a length outside off, hint of inward movement, Kishan opens his blade to run it down .to deep third\nKhaleel Ahmed to Head, no run .Just short of good length around off, Head blocks on the back foot\nKhaleel Ahmed to Head, FOUR runs .Slashed over slip! Travis Head gets off the mark in style. Short and wide, he throws his .bat at it. It's a bit of an edge, but he hit it hard enough to easily fetch a boundary\nKhaleel Ahmed to Head, no run .Back of length outside off, cut to point. Eventful first over comes to an end\nKamboj to Ishan, no run .Length ball angled across him, Kishan eases it to backward point\nKamboj to Ishan, no run .Full around middle, tucked to midwicket\nKamboj to Ishan, FOUR runs .Clubbed down the ground! This is in the slot around off and Kishan drives it straight of .mid-off. He hit it in the air, but in the gap\nKamboj to Ishan, 1 run .Full around off, he looks to drive and gets an inside edge onto his boots and the ball .deflects towards extra cover. They take a quick single\nKamboj to Head, no run .Drives this full ball to mid-off\nKamboj to Head, 2 runs .On a length around leg, tucked out to deep backward square's left .Here's a stat from Namooh: First time in IPL at Chennai when opening partnership in .both the innings didn't score a run, tenth time in IPL\nKhaleel Ahmed to Ishan, FOUR runs .Driven in the gap! O n a length close to off and Kishan just meets it with a punch that .threads point and backward point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Ishan, no run .This time, it's hit straight to the point fielder. Short and wide, Kishan looked to cut that .away but can't place it\nKhaleel Ahmed to Ishan, no run .Bouncer outside off, Kishan wants to cut but is beaten on the outside edge\nKhaleel Ahmed to Ishan, no run .Short outside off again, this rises on Kishan who sways out of the way last second after .shaping to pull\nKhaleel Ahmed to Ishan, FOUR runs .Driven over a leaping cover point fielder! Full outside off and Kishan leans into this .lofted square drive that beats the fielder who almost got fingertips on it\nKhaleel Ahmed to Ishan, no run .Banged in short outside off, Kishan arches back to ramp but misses\nKamboj to Head, FOUR runs .Bashed down the ground Full around middle and off and going across, Head frees his .arms and whacks this straight of mid-on\nKamboj to Head, no run .Length ball around leg, Head misses his flick and it goes to Dhoni off his pads. A mild .appeal, but that likely pitched and hit Head outside leg, so they don't bother with a .review\nKamboj to Head, no run .Swing and a miss. On a length on middle, Head backs away and exposes all three .stumps and looks to clobber this leg-side but gets nothing but thin air as the ball flies .over the stumps\nKamboj to Head, no run .Length ball around leg, Head punches it to cover point\nKamboj to Head, no run .Head looks to whip away this short-ish ball around leg, but he can't connect. The ball .hits him on the front pad .There's a fielder very straight in front\nKamboj to Head, FOUR runs .Crashed through cover! Overpitched outside off and Head has no problem in threading .the gap\nNoor Ahmad to Ishan, 1 run .On a length on off and coming in with the angle, Kishan tucks it out to deep square leg . .Travis Head vs Noor Ahmad .BALLS .5 .RUNS .5 .OUTS .2 .SR .100.00 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nNoor Ahmad to Head, 1 run .Tossed on a length on middle, clipped into the vacant area to the bowler's left. Easy .single\nNoor Ahmad to Ishan, 1 run .Kishan backs away and slaps this length back down the ground, but Noor dives and .gets a hand on it to take the sting out of that shot so that mid-on can cut it out. That .was a wrong'un outside off that came in. Physio comes out to check on Noor\nNoor Ahmad to Head, no run .Follows Head who was backing away, and Head manages to squeeze it out to cover\nNoor Ahmad to Head, FOUR runs .Chipped comfortably over mid-off! This is floated up full outside off, and drifting in .slightly. Head backs away and lofts it over the infield\nNoor Ahmad to Head, no run .Pushed out to extra cover. This was a googly turning in from a length around off\nKamboj to Ishan, no run .138kph length ball angled across Kishan, who just steers it to short third\nKamboj to Ishan, 1 run .Back of length around leg, Kishan punches it towards mid-on and hares off for a single\nKamboj to Head, OUT .Oh, he's knocked him over! Impact player gets impact player! Offcutter that lands on a .length around leg and beats Head's mighty swing across the line to clip the off bail! .Travishek back in the hut and Kamboj lets out a roar .Travis Head b Kamboj 19 (16b 4x4 0x6 28m) SR: 118.75\nKamboj to Klaasen, no run .Full on off, driven uppishly to mid-off .Silly mid-off in place now\nKamboj to Klaasen, no run .And now Klaasen is beaten on the inside edge! On a length outside off, stays low to beat .Klaasen's drive\nKamboj to Klaasen, no run .Full around off, tucked to midwicket\nJadeja to Ishan, no run .Tossed up on off, Kishan fends it back towards the bowler\nJadeja to Ishan, 1 run .Slightly shorter, Kishan slaps it out to long-off .Slip there for Klaasen\nJadeja to Klaasen, 1 run .Tossed up on middle, Klaasen eases it in the vacant midwicket area for a single\nJadeja to Ishan, 1 run .Tucks this length ball around off to long-on\nJadeja to Klaasen, 1 run .On a length on middle and length, tucked to deep midwicket\nJadeja to Ishan, 1 run .On a length and angled across him, Kishan goes back to cut it away to the off side .sweeper\nSam Curran to Ishan, 1 run .On a length outside off, punched out square on the off side for a single\nSam Curran to Klaasen, FOUR runs .That's a poor delivery and it's put away Curran angles it in from around the wicket but .it's too straight and going down leg, Klaasen just helps it off his hips past short fine leg\nSam Curran to Klaasen, 1 run .Pushed down to long-on for a single. Length ball angling in from outside off and .Klaasen is happy to take the single\nSam Curran to Ishan, FOUR runs .Slashed over the keeper! Short outside off, he throws his bat at it and gets a thick edge .that flies behind. SRH won't mind this over at all!\nSam Curran to Ishan, no run .Beaten. Length ball goes past the outside edge as Kishan looks to cut\nSam Curran to Ishan, 2 runs .Full around off, Kishan pushes it in front towards extra cover for a single. The fielder .rushes in and has a shy at the stumps at the non-striker's end with no one backing up .and that allows the batters to run a second .Meanwhile, Indian athletics has quite a few things to look forward to in 2025, as the .Federation Cup showed. From fast sprinters to triple jumpers leaping to world class .marks, via some bizarre Athletics Federation decision making and ridiculously hostile .conditions, the Fed Cup was quite the ride.\nJadeja to Klaasen, OUT .That's a huuuuge wicket Klaasen chips this high in the air and Deepak Hooda does well .to hold on! This is tossed up on middle, Klaasen backs away and looks to go downtown. .Miscues it off the toe end as the ball holds in the wicket. Hooda grabs it in front of his .chest and does well to keep his balance and not fall over backward. CSK right in this .game! .Heinrich Klaasen c Hooda b Jadeja 7 (8b 1x4 0x6 11m) SR: 87.5\nJadeja to Verma, no run .Tossed up around middle, inside-edged onto his pads\nJadeja to Verma, no run .On a length around off, he goes back to punch it to cover\nJadeja to Verma, no run .Pushed back to the bowler. Another length ball around off\nJadeja to Verma, no run .This one goes on with the angle, full around leg, he looks to flick but misses\nJadeja to Verma, 1 run .Punches this one out to deep cover to get off the mark\nSam Curran to Verma, 1 leg bye .Length ball outside leg, tucked out to deep fine leg. Ah no, that went off his thighs, no .bat there\nSam Curran to Ishan, FOUR runs .Kishan gets a slot ball and puts it away. Lofts it over cover and the beats the fielder in .the deep as well\nSam Curran to Ishan, 1 run .On a length outside off, tucked down to long-on\nSam Curran to Verma, SIX runs .A shot and a half from Aniket Verma! Back of a length around leg and he just whips it .away behind square, swivelling on his toes .Around the wicket now\nSam Curran to Verma, 1 run .Full outside off, driven out to deep cover\nSam Curran to Ishan, 1 run .Full outside off, flicked out to deep midwicket .Here's Himanshu to see out this chase","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs SRH, 43rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Abhishek, no run Swing and a miss! Back of a length at 135kph outside off, Abhishek looks to pull but is beaten on the outside edge\n Khaleel Ahmed to Abhishek, OUT Chipped to cover! First ball wicket in the first innings, and a second-ball strike in the second! This is on a length outside off at 137kph, Abhishek looks to go through the line and spoons a simple chance to the young Ayush Mhatre, who takes an easy catch \n Khaleel Ahmed to Ishan, 1 wide Khaleel messes up his line and goes way too wide\n Khaleel Ahmed to Ishan, 1 run On a length outside off, hint of inward movement, Kishan opens his blade to run it down to deep third\n Khaleel Ahmed to Head, no run Just short of good length around off, Head blocks on the back foot\n Khaleel Ahmed to Head, FOUR runs Slashed over slip! Travis Head gets off the mark in style. Short and wide, he throws his bat at it. It's a bit of an edge, but he hit it hard enough to easily fetch a boundary\n Khaleel Ahmed to Head, no run Back of length outside off, cut to point. Eventful first over comes to an end\n Kamboj to Ishan, no run Length ball angled across him, Kishan eases it to backward point\n Kamboj to Ishan, no run Full around middle, tucked to midwicket\n Kamboj to Ishan, FOUR runs Clubbed down the ground! This is in the slot around off and Kishan drives it straight of mid-off. He hit it in the air, but in the gap\n Kamboj to Ishan, 1 run Full around off, he looks to drive and gets an inside edge onto his boots and the ball deflects towards extra cover. They take a quick single\n Kamboj to Head, no run Drives this full ball to mid-off\n Kamboj to Head, 2 runs On a length around leg, tucked out to deep backward square's left Here's a stat from Namooh: First time in IPL at Chennai when opening partnership in both the innings didn't score a run, tenth time in IPL\n Khaleel Ahmed to Ishan, FOUR runs Driven in the gap! O n a length close to off and Kishan just meets it with a punch that threads point and backward point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Ishan, no run This time, it's hit straight to the point fielder. Short and wide, Kishan looked to cut that away but can't place it\n Khaleel Ahmed to Ishan, no run Bouncer outside off, Kishan wants to cut but is beaten on the outside edge\n Khaleel Ahmed to Ishan, no run Short outside off again, this rises on Kishan who sways out of the way last second after shaping to pull\n Khaleel Ahmed to Ishan, FOUR runs Driven over a leaping cover point fielder! Full outside off and Kishan leans into this lofted square drive that beats the fielder who almost got fingertips on it\n Khaleel Ahmed to Ishan, no run Banged in short outside off, Kishan arches back to ramp but misses\n Kamboj to Head, FOUR runs Bashed down the ground Full around middle and off and going across, Head frees his arms and whacks this straight of mid-on\n Kamboj to Head, no run Length ball around leg, Head misses his flick and it goes to Dhoni off his pads. A mild appeal, but that likely pitched and hit Head outside leg, so they don't bother with a review\n Kamboj to Head, no run Swing and a miss. On a length on middle, Head backs away and exposes all three stumps and looks to clobber this leg-side but gets nothing but thin air as the ball flies over the stumps\n Kamboj to Head, no run Length ball around leg, Head punches it to cover point\n Kamboj to Head, no run Head looks to whip away this short-ish ball around leg, but he can't connect. The ball hits him on the front pad There's a fielder very straight in front\n Kamboj to Head, FOUR runs Crashed through cover! Overpitched outside off and Head has no problem in threading the gap\n Noor Ahmad to Ishan, 1 run On a length on off and coming in with the angle, Kishan tucks it out to deep square leg Travis Head vs Noor Ahmad BALLS 5 RUNS 5 OUTS 2 SR 100.00 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Noor Ahmad to Head, 1 run Tossed on a length on middle, clipped into the vacant area to the bowler's left. Easy single\n Noor Ahmad to Ishan, 1 run Kishan backs away and slaps this length back down the ground, but Noor dives and gets a hand on it to take the sting out of that shot so that mid-on can cut it out. That was a wrong'un outside off that came in. Physio comes out to check on Noor\n Noor Ahmad to Head, no run Follows Head who was backing away, and Head manages to squeeze it out to cover\n Noor Ahmad to Head, FOUR runs Chipped comfortably over mid-off! This is floated up full outside off, and drifting in slightly. Head backs away and lofts it over the infield\n Noor Ahmad to Head, no run Pushed out to extra cover. This was a googly turning in from a length around off\n Kamboj to Ishan, no run 138kph length ball angled across Kishan, who just steers it to short third\n Kamboj to Ishan, 1 run Back of length around leg, Kishan punches it towards mid-on and hares off for a single\n Kamboj to Head, OUT Oh, he's knocked him over! Impact player gets impact player! Offcutter that lands on a length around leg and beats Head's mighty swing across the line to clip the off bail! Travishek back in the hut and Kamboj lets out a roar \n Kamboj to Klaasen, no run Full on off, driven uppishly to mid-off Silly mid-off in place now\n Kamboj to Klaasen, no run And now Klaasen is beaten on the inside edge! On a length outside off, stays low to beat Klaasen's drive\n Kamboj to Klaasen, no run Full around off, tucked to midwicket\n Jadeja to Ishan, no run Tossed up on off, Kishan fends it back towards the bowler\n Jadeja to Ishan, 1 run Slightly shorter, Kishan slaps it out to long-off Slip there for Klaasen\n Jadeja to Klaasen, 1 run Tossed up on middle, Klaasen eases it in the vacant midwicket area for a single\n Jadeja to Ishan, 1 run Tucks this length ball around off to long-on\n Jadeja to Klaasen, 1 run On a length on middle and length, tucked to deep midwicket\n Jadeja to Ishan, 1 run On a length and angled across him, Kishan goes back to cut it away to the off side sweeper\n Sam Curran to Ishan, 1 run On a length outside off, punched out square on the off side for a single\n Sam Curran to Klaasen, FOUR runs That's a poor delivery and it's put away Curran angles it in from around the wicket but it's too straight and going down leg, Klaasen just helps it off his hips past short fine leg\n Sam Curran to Klaasen, 1 run Pushed down to long-on for a single. Length ball angling in from outside off and Klaasen is happy to take the single\n Sam Curran to Ishan, FOUR runs Slashed over the keeper! Short outside off, he throws his bat at it and gets a thick edge that flies behind. SRH won't mind this over at all!\n Sam Curran to Ishan, no run Beaten. Length ball goes past the outside edge as Kishan looks to cut\n Sam Curran to Ishan, 2 runs Full around off, Kishan pushes it in front towards extra cover for a single. The fielder rushes in and has a shy at the stumps at the non-striker's end with no one backing up and that allows the batters to run a second Meanwhile, Indian athletics has quite a few things to look forward to in 2025, as the Federation Cup showed. From fast sprinters to triple jumpers leaping to world class marks, via some bizarre Athletics Federation decision making and ridiculously hostile conditions, the Fed Cup was quite the ride.\n Jadeja to Klaasen, OUT That's a huuuuge wicket Klaasen chips this high in the air and Deepak Hooda does well to hold on! This is tossed up on middle, Klaasen backs away and looks to go downtown. Miscues it off the toe end as the ball holds in the wicket. Hooda grabs it in front of his chest and does well to keep his balance and not fall over backward. CSK right in this game! \n Jadeja to Verma, no run Tossed up around middle, inside-edged onto his pads\n Jadeja to Verma, no run On a length around off, he goes back to punch it to cover\n Jadeja to Verma, no run Pushed back to the bowler. Another length ball around off\n Jadeja to Verma, no run This one goes on with the angle, full around leg, he looks to flick but misses\n Jadeja to Verma, 1 run Punches this one out to deep cover to get off the mark\n Sam Curran to Verma, 1 leg bye Length ball outside leg, tucked out to deep fine leg. Ah no, that went off his thighs, no bat there\n Sam Curran to Ishan, FOUR runs Kishan gets a slot ball and puts it away. Lofts it over cover and the beats the fielder in the deep as well\n Sam Curran to Ishan, 1 run On a length outside off, tucked down to long-on\n Sam Curran to Verma, SIX runs A shot and a half from Aniket Verma! Back of a length around leg and he just whips it away behind square, swivelling on his toes Around the wicket now\n Sam Curran to Verma, 1 run Full outside off, driven out to deep cover\n Sam Curran to Ishan, 1 run Full outside off, flicked out to deep midwicket Here's Himanshu to see out this chase","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Head","Ishan","Klaasen","Verma"],"Runs":[0.0,19.0,33.0,7.0,8.0],"Balls_Faced":[2,16,26,8,8],"Fours":[0,4,5,1,0],"Sixes":[0,0,0,0,1],"S\/R":[0.0,118.75,126.92,87.5,100.0],"dismissal":["c Mhatre b Ahmed","b Kamboj","Not Out","c Hooda b Jadeja","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Jadeja","Kamboj","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Sam Curran"],"Balls":[12,18,12,6,12],"Runs_Given":[6.0,16.0,14.0,7.0,25.0],"Wickets":[1,1,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,3.0,2.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Abhishek, no run .Swing and a miss! Back of a length at 135kph outside off, Abhishek looks to pull but is .beaten on the outside edge\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abhishek, OUT .Chipped to cover! First ball wicket in the first innings, and a second-ball strike in the .second! This is on a length outside off at 137kph, Abhishek looks to go through the line .and spoons a simple chance to the young Ayush Mhatre, who takes an easy catch .Abhishek Sharma c Mhatre b Ahmed 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nKhaleel Ahmed to Ishan, 1 wide .Khaleel messes up his line and goes way too wide\nKhaleel Ahmed to Ishan, 1 run .On a length outside off, hint of inward movement, Kishan opens his blade to run it down .to deep third\nKhaleel Ahmed to Head, no run .Just short of good length around off, Head blocks on the back foot\nKhaleel Ahmed to Head, FOUR runs .Slashed over slip! Travis Head gets off the mark in style. Short and wide, he throws his .bat at it. It's a bit of an edge, but he hit it hard enough to easily fetch a boundary\nKhaleel Ahmed to Head, no run .Back of length outside off, cut to point. Eventful first over comes to an end\nKamboj to Ishan, no run .Length ball angled across him, Kishan eases it to backward point\nKamboj to Ishan, no run .Full around middle, tucked to midwicket\nKamboj to Ishan, FOUR runs .Clubbed down the ground! This is in the slot around off and Kishan drives it straight of .mid-off. He hit it in the air, but in the gap\nKamboj to Ishan, 1 run .Full around off, he looks to drive and gets an inside edge onto his boots and the ball .deflects towards extra cover. They take a quick single\nKamboj to Head, no run .Drives this full ball to mid-off\nKamboj to Head, 2 runs .On a length around leg, tucked out to deep backward square's left .Here's a stat from Namooh: First time in IPL at Chennai when opening partnership in .both the innings didn't score a run, tenth time in IPL\nKhaleel Ahmed to Ishan, FOUR runs .Driven in the gap! O n a length close to off and Kishan just meets it with a punch that .threads point and backward point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Ishan, no run .This time, it's hit straight to the point fielder. Short and wide, Kishan looked to cut that .away but can't place it\nKhaleel Ahmed to Ishan, no run .Bouncer outside off, Kishan wants to cut but is beaten on the outside edge\nKhaleel Ahmed to Ishan, no run .Short outside off again, this rises on Kishan who sways out of the way last second after .shaping to pull\nKhaleel Ahmed to Ishan, FOUR runs .Driven over a leaping cover point fielder! Full outside off and Kishan leans into this .lofted square drive that beats the fielder who almost got fingertips on it\nKhaleel Ahmed to Ishan, no run .Banged in short outside off, Kishan arches back to ramp but misses\nKamboj to Head, FOUR runs .Bashed down the ground Full around middle and off and going across, Head frees his .arms and whacks this straight of mid-on\nKamboj to Head, no run .Length ball around leg, Head misses his flick and it goes to Dhoni off his pads. A mild .appeal, but that likely pitched and hit Head outside leg, so they don't bother with a .review\nKamboj to Head, no run .Swing and a miss. On a length on middle, Head backs away and exposes all three .stumps and looks to clobber this leg-side but gets nothing but thin air as the ball flies .over the stumps\nKamboj to Head, no run .Length ball around leg, Head punches it to cover point\nKamboj to Head, no run .Head looks to whip away this short-ish ball around leg, but he can't connect. The ball .hits him on the front pad .There's a fielder very straight in front\nKamboj to Head, FOUR runs .Crashed through cover! Overpitched outside off and Head has no problem in threading .the gap\nNoor Ahmad to Ishan, 1 run .On a length on off and coming in with the angle, Kishan tucks it out to deep square leg . .Travis Head vs Noor Ahmad .BALLS .5 .RUNS .5 .OUTS .2 .SR .100.00 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nNoor Ahmad to Head, 1 run .Tossed on a length on middle, clipped into the vacant area to the bowler's left. Easy .single\nNoor Ahmad to Ishan, 1 run .Kishan backs away and slaps this length back down the ground, but Noor dives and .gets a hand on it to take the sting out of that shot so that mid-on can cut it out. That .was a wrong'un outside off that came in. Physio comes out to check on Noor\nNoor Ahmad to Head, no run .Follows Head who was backing away, and Head manages to squeeze it out to cover\nNoor Ahmad to Head, FOUR runs .Chipped comfortably over mid-off! This is floated up full outside off, and drifting in .slightly. Head backs away and lofts it over the infield\nNoor Ahmad to Head, no run .Pushed out to extra cover. This was a googly turning in from a length around off\nKamboj to Ishan, no run .138kph length ball angled across Kishan, who just steers it to short third\nKamboj to Ishan, 1 run .Back of length around leg, Kishan punches it towards mid-on and hares off for a single\nKamboj to Head, OUT .Oh, he's knocked him over! Impact player gets impact player! Offcutter that lands on a .length around leg and beats Head's mighty swing across the line to clip the off bail! .Travishek back in the hut and Kamboj lets out a roar .Travis Head b Kamboj 19 (16b 4x4 0x6 28m) SR: 118.75\nKamboj to Klaasen, no run .Full on off, driven uppishly to mid-off .Silly mid-off in place now\nKamboj to Klaasen, no run .And now Klaasen is beaten on the inside edge! On a length outside off, stays low to beat .Klaasen's drive\nKamboj to Klaasen, no run .Full around off, tucked to midwicket\nJadeja to Ishan, no run .Tossed up on off, Kishan fends it back towards the bowler\nJadeja to Ishan, 1 run .Slightly shorter, Kishan slaps it out to long-off .Slip there for Klaasen\nJadeja to Klaasen, 1 run .Tossed up on middle, Klaasen eases it in the vacant midwicket area for a single\nJadeja to Ishan, 1 run .Tucks this length ball around off to long-on\nJadeja to Klaasen, 1 run .On a length on middle and length, tucked to deep midwicket\nJadeja to Ishan, 1 run .On a length and angled across him, Kishan goes back to cut it away to the off side .sweeper\nSam Curran to Ishan, 1 run .On a length outside off, punched out square on the off side for a single\nSam Curran to Klaasen, FOUR runs .That's a poor delivery and it's put away Curran angles it in from around the wicket but .it's too straight and going down leg, Klaasen just helps it off his hips past short fine leg\nSam Curran to Klaasen, 1 run .Pushed down to long-on for a single. Length ball angling in from outside off and .Klaasen is happy to take the single\nSam Curran to Ishan, FOUR runs .Slashed over the keeper! Short outside off, he throws his bat at it and gets a thick edge .that flies behind. SRH won't mind this over at all!\nSam Curran to Ishan, no run .Beaten. Length ball goes past the outside edge as Kishan looks to cut\nSam Curran to Ishan, 2 runs .Full around off, Kishan pushes it in front towards extra cover for a single. The fielder .rushes in and has a shy at the stumps at the non-striker's end with no one backing up .and that allows the batters to run a second .Meanwhile, Indian athletics has quite a few things to look forward to in 2025, as the .Federation Cup showed. From fast sprinters to triple jumpers leaping to world class .marks, via some bizarre Athletics Federation decision making and ridiculously hostile .conditions, the Fed Cup was quite the ride.\nJadeja to Klaasen, OUT .That's a huuuuge wicket Klaasen chips this high in the air and Deepak Hooda does well .to hold on! This is tossed up on middle, Klaasen backs away and looks to go downtown. .Miscues it off the toe end as the ball holds in the wicket. Hooda grabs it in front of his .chest and does well to keep his balance and not fall over backward. CSK right in this .game! .Heinrich Klaasen c Hooda b Jadeja 7 (8b 1x4 0x6 11m) SR: 87.5\nJadeja to Verma, no run .Tossed up around middle, inside-edged onto his pads\nJadeja to Verma, no run .On a length around off, he goes back to punch it to cover\nJadeja to Verma, no run .Pushed back to the bowler. Another length ball around off\nJadeja to Verma, no run .This one goes on with the angle, full around leg, he looks to flick but misses\nJadeja to Verma, 1 run .Punches this one out to deep cover to get off the mark\nSam Curran to Verma, 1 leg bye .Length ball outside leg, tucked out to deep fine leg. Ah no, that went off his thighs, no .bat there\nSam Curran to Ishan, FOUR runs .Kishan gets a slot ball and puts it away. Lofts it over cover and the beats the fielder in .the deep as well\nSam Curran to Ishan, 1 run .On a length outside off, tucked down to long-on\nSam Curran to Verma, SIX runs .A shot and a half from Aniket Verma! Back of a length around leg and he just whips it .away behind square, swivelling on his toes .Around the wicket now\nSam Curran to Verma, 1 run .Full outside off, driven out to deep cover\nSam Curran to Ishan, 1 run .Full outside off, flicked out to deep midwicket .Here's Himanshu to see out this chase\nJadeja to Ishan, 1 run .slog swept on the bounce to long-on moving to his left. Full and angling across, and just .outside off, as Kishan swung hard\nJadeja to Verma, 1 run .full and flat on middle, and swept off the inside edge to short fine leg .Over the stumps to Kishan\nJadeja to Ishan, 2 runs .this dips on a fullish length around off, and hints to turn in. Whipped to deep midwicket .for two\nJadeja to Ishan, no run .short of a length outside off, and turning in to finish closer. Cut on a few bounces to .point .CSK ask for a ball change, and the umpire obliges. The massive dew was apparent even .in the first innings. .Jadeja now has a newer ball. Back to around the wicket. . .Ishan Kishan vs Ravindra Jadeja .BALLS .30 .RUNS .34 .OUTS .1 .SR .113.33 .4s\/6s .2\/2\nJadeja to Ishan, 1 leg bye .Kishan comes down the pitch, and misses an attempted swipe. Jadeja is confident .while appealing for lbw, but it's turned down. That was on the shorter side on the .stumps, and the ball struck him above his knee\nJadeja to Verma, SIX runs .bang! Six down the pitch! He let this fullish ball dip, and as it angled into him, he lofted it .hard over Jadeja's head\nNoor Ahmad to Ishan, 1 run .Khaleel at short third is nearly beaten by the ball spinning away after landing in front, as .Kishan cuts at this short and wide-ish ball outside off\nNoor Ahmad to Verma, 1 run .short of a length, and angling across to arrive around sixth stump. Slashed to deep .cover\nNoor Ahmad to Ishan, 1 run .shorter side of a length, and just outside off. Kishan is nearly surprised by the bounce, .before swatting to deep midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Verma, 1 run .this is short on off, and straightens after pitching. Slashed to deep point\nNoor Ahmad to Ishan, SIX runs .pulled over square leg! Kishan is key if they are to hunt this down. Short in length on off, .and Kishan goes back to get on top of the bounce, and club it for six\nNoor Ahmad to Ishan, OUT .good catch by Curran!! He had almost run in a bit too far, before he backtracks to take .the ball with a reverse cup, even as he ends up falling back. Another short delivery Noor, .and around off. Kishan again shifted his weight back, and pulled it hard and flat. The .ball did seem to travel off the bat, only for it to be perhaps too flat. Curran did well to .grab it, and Kishan departs .Ishan Kishan c Curran b Noor Ahmad 44 (34b 5x4 1x6 52m) SR: 129.41\nPathirana to Verma, 1 wide .starts with a wide, as he bowls full and outside leg. Aniket looked to clip from deep in .the crease, but missed\nPathirana to Verma, no run .this is on a length, and on middle and off. Aniket goes back to dab it down on the pitch\nPathirana to Verma, no run .beaten! This slings on to arrive on the shorter side of a length, and just outside off. .Aniket looks to punch but is beaten on the outside edge\nPathirana to Verma, 2 runs .great work by Kamboj at deep third, as he runs and tumbles to his right to save a few .runs. Short of a length, and climbing nicely around sixth stump, as Aniket punched it late .for two\nPathirana to Verma, 1 wide .another wide! This lands on a yorker length, but almost beyond the pitch\nPathirana to Verma, no run .this time he executes the yorker well. This is around sixth stump, and Aniket looks to .drive but misses\nPathirana to Verma, no run .slower ball, and Aniket is foxed. Short in length, and in the corridor outside off. Aniket .shaped to pull, seemed to have swung his bat early\nPathirana to Verma, no run .superb bowling! The yorker arrives on middle as the ball swings in, and Aniket digs it out .to point by opening the face of the bat\nNoor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, 5 wide .five wides... but I thought I heard a faint inside edge there. On a length on leg, and .slanting down to beat Mendis' attempted flick. Actually, the sound was off Dhoni's .gloves\nNoor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, no run .lovely ball! Angling in on a fullish length just outside off, and turning away, as he's .beaten in pushing forward\nNoor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs .on a length on leg, and Mendis reverse sweeps to deep-backward point\nNoor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, FOUR runs .slog swept to fine leg! Mendis upping the tempo here. He got across, and swung his bat .at this full ball outside leg. So he had the room, and the space in the field, to play that\nNoor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .a dipping yorker-length ball on off, as Mendis looks to push forward but gets an inside .edge to Dhoni's right\nNoor Ahmad to Verma, OUT .skied to long-off!! Why did Aniket have to go for the slog?! SRH already got 12 runs off .the over, and there was no pressure of the required rate either. It was a googly from .Noor, as he angled it across, and went full and around off. Aniket only looked down on .the pitch while looking to loft, but that seemed to have come off the outside half of the .bat. That big hit was hardly needed .Aniket Verma c Hooda b Noor Ahmad 19 (19b 0x4 2x6 25m) SR: 100\nNoor Ahmad to Nitish Kumar, no run .on a fullish length on middle and off, and it hints to straighten. Dabbed towards point by .Reddy\nPathirana to Kamindu Mendis, no run .bowls a low full toss on the stumps, as he goes for the yorker. Nudged towards .midwicket by Mendis\nPathirana to Kamindu Mendis, FOUR runs .driven between mid-off and cover! Full and angling across, and arrives around fifth .stump, as Mendis plays it from deep in the crease. There was no one at extra cover, and .that was sent racing\nPathirana to Kamindu Mendis, no run .on a short of a length, and around sixth stump. Chopped on the bounce to point\nPathirana to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs .another attempted yorker, but this comes on as very full on the pads, with the ball .swinging in. Clipped to beat the man at deep square leg to his left\nPathirana to Kamindu Mendis, 1 wide .wide ball. He bangs it short, but it's too high, as it lands on leg. Mendis shaped to hook, .but let it go\nPathirana to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle and leg, and clipped to fine leg\nPathirana to Nitish Kumar, no run .another yorker-length ball lands as a low full toss. This is on off, and Reddy can hardly .help but tuck it back towards Pathirana\nNoor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .in between extra cover running towards the man running forward from deep cover!! .Mendis opened the face of the bat, and lofted this fullish ball outside off, but mistimed, .and got lucky\nNoor Ahmad to Nitish Kumar, (no ball) 1 run .on a short of a length, and outside off. Swatted to long-off... and we hear the siren that .indicates it's a front-foot no-ball .Free hit\nNoor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, no run .beaten! On a length, and quicker, and around sixth stump. Mendis looks to heave across .the line, but misses\nNoor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, FOUR runs .slog swept to deep square leg! Full and dipping just outside off, and Mendis gets across .to drill it in the gap for four\nNoor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, (no ball) 1 run .backs away, and looks to loft at this length ball just outside off, but gets an inside edge .to midwicket. And this is another no-ball .Another free hit. Will this go for a boundary?\nNoor Ahmad to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .makes room, and Noor bowls on the shorter side on the stumps. It turns in, and is pulled .on a few bounces to long-on\nNoor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .leading edge... but safe towards long-off. He looks to clip this full ball angling into off, .but closes the face of the bat early\nNoor Ahmad to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs .chips this just wide of the man at cover for two to deep extra cover, as the ball is full .and outside off\nPathirana to Kamindu Mendis, 1 wide .slower ball, and angling across to be a wide outside off. Mendis looked to lash at it but .missed. Another wide from Pathirana\nPathirana to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .slower ball, and full on off. Pushed down, and mid-off cuts it off by tumbling to his left\nPathirana to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs .flicked from leg stump there, as Pathirana bowled an inswinging yorker. Reddy nearly .lost his balance there, but still got two to fine leg\nPathirana to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .pulled hard to deep midwicket! He made room, and Pathirana bowled on off. Reddy .backing away meant he had plenty of room to have a free swing of the bat\nPathirana to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs .full ball on middle and leg, and chipped to midwicket, where the man dived to his left, .but didn't get a hand\nPathirana to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .sliced to deep-backward point! Pathirana went for the yorker, but ended up bowling a .full toss bang on the middle of middle stump. Reddy was again backing away, and .punched it even with losing his bottom hand off the bat\nPathirana to Nitish Kumar, 1 wide .another wide... and SRH are getting closer. This lands almost past the pitch, and way .outside leg. No chance for Reddy for even have a flick\nPathirana to Nitish Kumar, no run .short ball just outside off, beaten. Reddy went for the pull, but the ball didn't seem to .have bounced as much as he expected\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs .slower ball, and full and just outside off. Mendis almost squats, before nudging towards .deep-backward square. The call is for two, and they pinch it\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .Khaleel goes wide of the crease, and bowls on a short of a length just outside off. .Mendis looked to punch, but got an inside edge to fine leg\nKhaleel Ahmed to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .clips this low full off his toes on the bounce to deep-backward square leg\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .good work by the man at mid-off, who dives to his right to prevent a boundary. Short ball .and good bounce for Khaleel around sixth stump, as Mendis swatted at it\nKhaleel Ahmed to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs .on a length on middle and leg, and chipped towards deep midwicket. Again they push .for two, and make it safely\nKhaleel Ahmed to Nitish Kumar, no run .slower delivery, and short in length. It pitches on middle and leg, and finishes outside .off, after Reddy lets it go. It is not called wide, but Reddy reviews. It remains a fair .delivery, though, with the ball within the wide line\nJadeja to Kamindu Mendis, no run .he angles this across, and bowls full and outside off. Mendis looks to sweep but mises\nJadeja to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs .Wow, Brevis saves two! Incredible work there, as he runs and dives to his left, before .parrying the ball back. Mendis had pulled this short ball from Jadeja\nJadeja to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs .on a length on his pads, and slog swept to deep-backward square leg\nJadeja to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs .shorter side of a length outside off, and turning in. Pulled wide of long-on, and Mendis .gets the two runs for the win. SRH beat CSK for the first time in Chennai","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs SRH, 43rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Abhishek, no run Swing and a miss! Back of a length at 135kph outside off, Abhishek looks to pull but is beaten on the outside edge\n Khaleel Ahmed to Abhishek, OUT Chipped to cover! First ball wicket in the first innings, and a second-ball strike in the second! This is on a length outside off at 137kph, Abhishek looks to go through the line and spoons a simple chance to the young Ayush Mhatre, who takes an easy catch \n Khaleel Ahmed to Ishan, 1 wide Khaleel messes up his line and goes way too wide\n Khaleel Ahmed to Ishan, 1 run On a length outside off, hint of inward movement, Kishan opens his blade to run it down to deep third\n Khaleel Ahmed to Head, no run Just short of good length around off, Head blocks on the back foot\n Khaleel Ahmed to Head, FOUR runs Slashed over slip! Travis Head gets off the mark in style. Short and wide, he throws his bat at it. It's a bit of an edge, but he hit it hard enough to easily fetch a boundary\n Khaleel Ahmed to Head, no run Back of length outside off, cut to point. Eventful first over comes to an end\n Kamboj to Ishan, no run Length ball angled across him, Kishan eases it to backward point\n Kamboj to Ishan, no run Full around middle, tucked to midwicket\n Kamboj to Ishan, FOUR runs Clubbed down the ground! This is in the slot around off and Kishan drives it straight of mid-off. He hit it in the air, but in the gap\n Kamboj to Ishan, 1 run Full around off, he looks to drive and gets an inside edge onto his boots and the ball deflects towards extra cover. They take a quick single\n Kamboj to Head, no run Drives this full ball to mid-off\n Kamboj to Head, 2 runs On a length around leg, tucked out to deep backward square's left Here's a stat from Namooh: First time in IPL at Chennai when opening partnership in both the innings didn't score a run, tenth time in IPL\n Khaleel Ahmed to Ishan, FOUR runs Driven in the gap! O n a length close to off and Kishan just meets it with a punch that threads point and backward point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Ishan, no run This time, it's hit straight to the point fielder. Short and wide, Kishan looked to cut that away but can't place it\n Khaleel Ahmed to Ishan, no run Bouncer outside off, Kishan wants to cut but is beaten on the outside edge\n Khaleel Ahmed to Ishan, no run Short outside off again, this rises on Kishan who sways out of the way last second after shaping to pull\n Khaleel Ahmed to Ishan, FOUR runs Driven over a leaping cover point fielder! Full outside off and Kishan leans into this lofted square drive that beats the fielder who almost got fingertips on it\n Khaleel Ahmed to Ishan, no run Banged in short outside off, Kishan arches back to ramp but misses\n Kamboj to Head, FOUR runs Bashed down the ground Full around middle and off and going across, Head frees his arms and whacks this straight of mid-on\n Kamboj to Head, no run Length ball around leg, Head misses his flick and it goes to Dhoni off his pads. A mild appeal, but that likely pitched and hit Head outside leg, so they don't bother with a review\n Kamboj to Head, no run Swing and a miss. On a length on middle, Head backs away and exposes all three stumps and looks to clobber this leg-side but gets nothing but thin air as the ball flies over the stumps\n Kamboj to Head, no run Length ball around leg, Head punches it to cover point\n Kamboj to Head, no run Head looks to whip away this short-ish ball around leg, but he can't connect. The ball hits him on the front pad There's a fielder very straight in front\n Kamboj to Head, FOUR runs Crashed through cover! Overpitched outside off and Head has no problem in threading the gap\n Noor Ahmad to Ishan, 1 run On a length on off and coming in with the angle, Kishan tucks it out to deep square leg Travis Head vs Noor Ahmad BALLS 5 RUNS 5 OUTS 2 SR 100.00 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Noor Ahmad to Head, 1 run Tossed on a length on middle, clipped into the vacant area to the bowler's left. Easy single\n Noor Ahmad to Ishan, 1 run Kishan backs away and slaps this length back down the ground, but Noor dives and gets a hand on it to take the sting out of that shot so that mid-on can cut it out. That was a wrong'un outside off that came in. Physio comes out to check on Noor\n Noor Ahmad to Head, no run Follows Head who was backing away, and Head manages to squeeze it out to cover\n Noor Ahmad to Head, FOUR runs Chipped comfortably over mid-off! This is floated up full outside off, and drifting in slightly. Head backs away and lofts it over the infield\n Noor Ahmad to Head, no run Pushed out to extra cover. This was a googly turning in from a length around off\n Kamboj to Ishan, no run 138kph length ball angled across Kishan, who just steers it to short third\n Kamboj to Ishan, 1 run Back of length around leg, Kishan punches it towards mid-on and hares off for a single\n Kamboj to Head, OUT Oh, he's knocked him over! Impact player gets impact player! Offcutter that lands on a length around leg and beats Head's mighty swing across the line to clip the off bail! Travishek back in the hut and Kamboj lets out a roar \n Kamboj to Klaasen, no run Full on off, driven uppishly to mid-off Silly mid-off in place now\n Kamboj to Klaasen, no run And now Klaasen is beaten on the inside edge! On a length outside off, stays low to beat Klaasen's drive\n Kamboj to Klaasen, no run Full around off, tucked to midwicket\n Jadeja to Ishan, no run Tossed up on off, Kishan fends it back towards the bowler\n Jadeja to Ishan, 1 run Slightly shorter, Kishan slaps it out to long-off Slip there for Klaasen\n Jadeja to Klaasen, 1 run Tossed up on middle, Klaasen eases it in the vacant midwicket area for a single\n Jadeja to Ishan, 1 run Tucks this length ball around off to long-on\n Jadeja to Klaasen, 1 run On a length on middle and length, tucked to deep midwicket\n Jadeja to Ishan, 1 run On a length and angled across him, Kishan goes back to cut it away to the off side sweeper\n Sam Curran to Ishan, 1 run On a length outside off, punched out square on the off side for a single\n Sam Curran to Klaasen, FOUR runs That's a poor delivery and it's put away Curran angles it in from around the wicket but it's too straight and going down leg, Klaasen just helps it off his hips past short fine leg\n Sam Curran to Klaasen, 1 run Pushed down to long-on for a single. Length ball angling in from outside off and Klaasen is happy to take the single\n Sam Curran to Ishan, FOUR runs Slashed over the keeper! Short outside off, he throws his bat at it and gets a thick edge that flies behind. SRH won't mind this over at all!\n Sam Curran to Ishan, no run Beaten. Length ball goes past the outside edge as Kishan looks to cut\n Sam Curran to Ishan, 2 runs Full around off, Kishan pushes it in front towards extra cover for a single. The fielder rushes in and has a shy at the stumps at the non-striker's end with no one backing up and that allows the batters to run a second Meanwhile, Indian athletics has quite a few things to look forward to in 2025, as the Federation Cup showed. From fast sprinters to triple jumpers leaping to world class marks, via some bizarre Athletics Federation decision making and ridiculously hostile conditions, the Fed Cup was quite the ride.\n Jadeja to Klaasen, OUT That's a huuuuge wicket Klaasen chips this high in the air and Deepak Hooda does well to hold on! This is tossed up on middle, Klaasen backs away and looks to go downtown. Miscues it off the toe end as the ball holds in the wicket. Hooda grabs it in front of his chest and does well to keep his balance and not fall over backward. CSK right in this game! \n Jadeja to Verma, no run Tossed up around middle, inside-edged onto his pads\n Jadeja to Verma, no run On a length around off, he goes back to punch it to cover\n Jadeja to Verma, no run Pushed back to the bowler. Another length ball around off\n Jadeja to Verma, no run This one goes on with the angle, full around leg, he looks to flick but misses\n Jadeja to Verma, 1 run Punches this one out to deep cover to get off the mark\n Sam Curran to Verma, 1 leg bye Length ball outside leg, tucked out to deep fine leg. Ah no, that went off his thighs, no bat there\n Sam Curran to Ishan, FOUR runs Kishan gets a slot ball and puts it away. Lofts it over cover and the beats the fielder in the deep as well\n Sam Curran to Ishan, 1 run On a length outside off, tucked down to long-on\n Sam Curran to Verma, SIX runs A shot and a half from Aniket Verma! Back of a length around leg and he just whips it away behind square, swivelling on his toes Around the wicket now\n Sam Curran to Verma, 1 run Full outside off, driven out to deep cover\n Sam Curran to Ishan, 1 run Full outside off, flicked out to deep midwicket Here's Himanshu to see out this chase\n Jadeja to Ishan, 1 run slog swept on the bounce to long-on moving to his left. Full and angling across, and just outside off, as Kishan swung hard\n Jadeja to Verma, 1 run full and flat on middle, and swept off the inside edge to short fine leg Over the stumps to Kishan\n Jadeja to Ishan, 2 runs this dips on a fullish length around off, and hints to turn in. Whipped to deep midwicket for two\n Jadeja to Ishan, no run short of a length outside off, and turning in to finish closer. Cut on a few bounces to point CSK ask for a ball change, and the umpire obliges. The massive dew was apparent even in the first innings. Jadeja now has a newer ball. Back to around the wicket. Ishan Kishan vs Ravindra Jadeja BALLS 30 RUNS 34 OUTS 1 SR 113.33 4s\/6s 2\/2\n Jadeja to Ishan, 1 leg bye Kishan comes down the pitch, and misses an attempted swipe. Jadeja is confident while appealing for lbw, but it's turned down. That was on the shorter side on the stumps, and the ball struck him above his knee\n Jadeja to Verma, SIX runs bang! Six down the pitch! He let this fullish ball dip, and as it angled into him, he lofted it hard over Jadeja's head\n Noor Ahmad to Ishan, 1 run Khaleel at short third is nearly beaten by the ball spinning away after landing in front, as Kishan cuts at this short and wide-ish ball outside off\n Noor Ahmad to Verma, 1 run short of a length, and angling across to arrive around sixth stump. Slashed to deep cover\n Noor Ahmad to Ishan, 1 run shorter side of a length, and just outside off. Kishan is nearly surprised by the bounce, before swatting to deep midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Verma, 1 run this is short on off, and straightens after pitching. Slashed to deep point\n Noor Ahmad to Ishan, SIX runs pulled over square leg! Kishan is key if they are to hunt this down. Short in length on off, and Kishan goes back to get on top of the bounce, and club it for six\n Noor Ahmad to Ishan, OUT good catch by Curran!! He had almost run in a bit too far, before he backtracks to take the ball with a reverse cup, even as he ends up falling back. Another short delivery Noor, and around off. Kishan again shifted his weight back, and pulled it hard and flat. The ball did seem to travel off the bat, only for it to be perhaps too flat. Curran did well to grab it, and Kishan departs \n Pathirana to Verma, 1 wide starts with a wide, as he bowls full and outside leg. Aniket looked to clip from deep in the crease, but missed\n Pathirana to Verma, no run this is on a length, and on middle and off. Aniket goes back to dab it down on the pitch\n Pathirana to Verma, no run beaten! This slings on to arrive on the shorter side of a length, and just outside off. Aniket looks to punch but is beaten on the outside edge\n Pathirana to Verma, 2 runs great work by Kamboj at deep third, as he runs and tumbles to his right to save a few runs. Short of a length, and climbing nicely around sixth stump, as Aniket punched it late for two\n Pathirana to Verma, 1 wide another wide! This lands on a yorker length, but almost beyond the pitch\n Pathirana to Verma, no run this time he executes the yorker well. This is around sixth stump, and Aniket looks to drive but misses\n Pathirana to Verma, no run slower ball, and Aniket is foxed. Short in length, and in the corridor outside off. Aniket shaped to pull, seemed to have swung his bat early\n Pathirana to Verma, no run superb bowling! The yorker arrives on middle as the ball swings in, and Aniket digs it out to point by opening the face of the bat\n Noor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, 5 wide five wides... but I thought I heard a faint inside edge there. On a length on leg, and slanting down to beat Mendis' attempted flick. Actually, the sound was off Dhoni's gloves\n Noor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, no run lovely ball! Angling in on a fullish length just outside off, and turning away, as he's beaten in pushing forward\n Noor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs on a length on leg, and Mendis reverse sweeps to deep-backward point\n Noor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, FOUR runs slog swept to fine leg! Mendis upping the tempo here. He got across, and swung his bat at this full ball outside leg. So he had the room, and the space in the field, to play that\n Noor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run a dipping yorker-length ball on off, as Mendis looks to push forward but gets an inside edge to Dhoni's right\n Noor Ahmad to Verma, OUT skied to long-off!! Why did Aniket have to go for the slog?! SRH already got 12 runs off the over, and there was no pressure of the required rate either. It was a googly from Noor, as he angled it across, and went full and around off. Aniket only looked down on the pitch while looking to loft, but that seemed to have come off the outside half of the bat. That big hit was hardly needed \n Noor Ahmad to Nitish Kumar, no run on a fullish length on middle and off, and it hints to straighten. Dabbed towards point by Reddy\n Pathirana to Kamindu Mendis, no run bowls a low full toss on the stumps, as he goes for the yorker. Nudged towards midwicket by Mendis\n Pathirana to Kamindu Mendis, FOUR runs driven between mid-off and cover! Full and angling across, and arrives around fifth stump, as Mendis plays it from deep in the crease. There was no one at extra cover, and that was sent racing\n Pathirana to Kamindu Mendis, no run on a short of a length, and around sixth stump. Chopped on the bounce to point\n Pathirana to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs another attempted yorker, but this comes on as very full on the pads, with the ball swinging in. Clipped to beat the man at deep square leg to his left\n Pathirana to Kamindu Mendis, 1 wide wide ball. He bangs it short, but it's too high, as it lands on leg. Mendis shaped to hook, but let it go\n Pathirana to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle and leg, and clipped to fine leg\n Pathirana to Nitish Kumar, no run another yorker-length ball lands as a low full toss. This is on off, and Reddy can hardly help but tuck it back towards Pathirana\n Noor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run in between extra cover running towards the man running forward from deep cover!! Mendis opened the face of the bat, and lofted this fullish ball outside off, but mistimed, and got lucky\n on a short of a length, and outside off. Swatted to long-off... and we hear the siren that indicates it's a front-foot no-ball Free hit\n Noor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, no run beaten! On a length, and quicker, and around sixth stump. Mendis looks to heave across the line, but misses\n Noor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, FOUR runs slog swept to deep square leg! Full and dipping just outside off, and Mendis gets across to drill it in the gap for four\n backs away, and looks to loft at this length ball just outside off, but gets an inside edge to midwicket. And this is another no-ball Another free hit. Will this go for a boundary?\n Noor Ahmad to Nitish Kumar, 1 run makes room, and Noor bowls on the shorter side on the stumps. It turns in, and is pulled on a few bounces to long-on\n Noor Ahmad to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run leading edge... but safe towards long-off. He looks to clip this full ball angling into off, but closes the face of the bat early\n Noor Ahmad to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs chips this just wide of the man at cover for two to deep extra cover, as the ball is full and outside off\n Pathirana to Kamindu Mendis, 1 wide slower ball, and angling across to be a wide outside off. Mendis looked to lash at it but missed. Another wide from Pathirana\n Pathirana to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run slower ball, and full on off. Pushed down, and mid-off cuts it off by tumbling to his left\n Pathirana to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs flicked from leg stump there, as Pathirana bowled an inswinging yorker. Reddy nearly lost his balance there, but still got two to fine leg\n Pathirana to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs pulled hard to deep midwicket! He made room, and Pathirana bowled on off. Reddy backing away meant he had plenty of room to have a free swing of the bat\n Pathirana to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs full ball on middle and leg, and chipped to midwicket, where the man dived to his left, but didn't get a hand\n Pathirana to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs sliced to deep-backward point! Pathirana went for the yorker, but ended up bowling a full toss bang on the middle of middle stump. Reddy was again backing away, and punched it even with losing his bottom hand off the bat\n Pathirana to Nitish Kumar, 1 wide another wide... and SRH are getting closer. This lands almost past the pitch, and way outside leg. No chance for Reddy for even have a flick\n Pathirana to Nitish Kumar, no run short ball just outside off, beaten. Reddy went for the pull, but the ball didn't seem to have bounced as much as he expected\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs slower ball, and full and just outside off. Mendis almost squats, before nudging towards deep-backward square. The call is for two, and they pinch it\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run Khaleel goes wide of the crease, and bowls on a short of a length just outside off. Mendis looked to punch, but got an inside edge to fine leg\n Khaleel Ahmed to Nitish Kumar, 1 run clips this low full off his toes on the bounce to deep-backward square leg\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run good work by the man at mid-off, who dives to his right to prevent a boundary. Short ball and good bounce for Khaleel around sixth stump, as Mendis swatted at it\n Khaleel Ahmed to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs on a length on middle and leg, and chipped towards deep midwicket. Again they push for two, and make it safely\n Khaleel Ahmed to Nitish Kumar, no run slower delivery, and short in length. It pitches on middle and leg, and finishes outside off, after Reddy lets it go. It is not called wide, but Reddy reviews. It remains a fair delivery, though, with the ball within the wide line\n Jadeja to Kamindu Mendis, no run he angles this across, and bowls full and outside off. Mendis looks to sweep but mises\n Jadeja to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs Wow, Brevis saves two! Incredible work there, as he runs and dives to his left, before parrying the ball back. Mendis had pulled this short ball from Jadeja\n Jadeja to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs on a length on his pads, and slog swept to deep-backward square leg\n Jadeja to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs shorter side of a length outside off, and turning in. Pulled wide of long-on, and Mendis gets the two runs for the win. 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Jaiswal bends back and cuts to deep point\nChahar to V Suryavanshi, no run .Yorker on fourth, Vaibhav goes back and across to jam it to cover\nChahar to V Suryavanshi, OUT .Second-ball duck after a ton for Suryavanshi. He winces, has a single-teapot and .stands for a while before looking down and trudging back. Attempted yorker from .Chahar, 130ks, on fourth. Ended up a full ball that landed in front of the crease. .Suryavanshi was back in the crease, had a diagonal stance - back foot on off and front .pointing at mid-on - and tried to scrape it over mid-on but couldn't get underneath it. .Vaibhav Suryavanshi c Jacks b Chahar 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 0\nChahar to Rana, 5 wide .Bouncer his high and pacy, goes over the batter and the leaping keeper\nChahar to Rana, no run .Length in the channel, patted to point\nChahar to Rana, no run .Wide on a length, let go\nBoult to Jaiswal, SIX runs .Dances down and carves it over cover. Pure premeditation. Jaiswal made room and had .a slash. Back leg bent down to get underneath it, high hand speed to generate power\nBoult to Jaiswal, no run .Pitched up on fourth, punched to cover\nBoult to Jaiswal, SIX runs .Mauled again. Drags it over mid-on from well outside off. Was an outswinger on a three- .quarter length\nBoult to Jaiswal, OUT .Boult has the last laugh, middle and off are pointing towards different directions, Boult .points to the stumps, has a laugh and a cheeky word or two. 136ks, on a back of length, .at the stumps, very skiddy, Jaiswal went for the pull and got beaten. .Yashasvi Jaiswal b Boult 13 (6b 0x4 2x6 9m) SR: 216.66\nBoult to Parag, 1 run .Very short, rises around neck-height. Parag was hopping over the crease, didn't fend .forward. Had hands close to the body, bottom hand came off, ball went off the sticker .into the ground closeby\nBoult to Rana, 1 run .Fullish on middle, flicked to mid-on\nChahar to Rana, no run .A bit of swing in, on a back of length on off, tucked leg side\nChahar to Rana, 2 wide .Bouncer goes over the pull, keeper' gets a glove on it. Ball pops to the deep\nChahar to Parag, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped to deep square leg\nChahar to Rana, no run .Swings in to beat bat. Rana tried to help it along with a lofted flick over square leg, gets .hit on pad. Ball was on the fuller side of length, just outside leg\nChahar to Rana, no run .Full on leg, clipped to midwicket. 134ks\nChahar to Rana, no run .Dropped by Rohit at first slip. Rickelton dove left and Rohit went right, ball was going .real low. Was too far for the keeper, Rohit went with the right hand, ball hit the palm and .popped to the right. Couldn't get it on the second attempt. Gorgeous ball nonetheless. .Fullish on fourth, angling away, Rana tried to push it with a straight bat, got a thin .outside edge.\nChahar to Rana, FOUR runs .Overpitched on leg, clipped through square leg\nBoult to Parag, FOUR runs .Test ball again, Test shot too. Punches a length ball on top of the bounce through cover. .Fourth-stump line that was, rose around top of front pad\nBoult to Parag, FOUR runs .Wide and full, free slash for Parag. Bends the back leg and slices it up and over cover .Deep square leg and deep point in place\nBoult to Parag, 1 run .Fullish on sixth, punched to deep point\nBoult to Rana, no run .Length on fourth, worked to midwicket\nBoult to Rana, FOUR runs .Goes back to make a length ball shorter than it is. Fifth-stump line, it's enough room for .Rana to cut it hard through cover\nBoult to Rana, 1 wide .Rana goes back again, he's standing inches in front of off stump as the full ball is .speared ever so slightly down leg. Goes past the flick\nBoult to Rana, OUT .The extra ball works in Boult's favour, Rana has picked up a slightly back-of-length ball .and picks out deep square leg right on the rope. Tilak was still while taking the catch .just over his left shoulder. Maintained his balance nicely. 137ks scrambled-seam ball .was coming in at the stumps, shot was on tbf. But RR have lost three in the powerplay .Nitish Rana c Tilak Varma b Boult 9 (11b 2x4 0x6 18m) SR: 81.81\nBumrah to Parag, 1 run .Hits high on the splice first up. Short ball at the body, Parag's hopping inside the crease, .he's fending but the hands aren't too far in front. Ball pops nearby\nBumrah to Jurel, 1 run .At the body. Tucked through the leg side\nBumrah to Parag, FOUR runs .Chips it through square leg. Skiddy back-of-length ball at the body, Parag's backlift may .have been a touch early but he timed the roll of the wrist nicely . .Riyan Parag vs Jasprit Bumrah .BALLS .20 .RUNS .17 .OUTS .0 .SR .85.00 .4s\/6s .2\/0\nBumrah to Parag, OUT .Bouncer's too good! Bumrah got fine deep leg back from deep square and shot in. .Neck-high bouncer. Angle in was sharp and the ball zipped off the pitch, hurrying Parag .on the pull. He was looking towards fine leg after making contact. Ball popped high off .the shoulder of the bat and went to midwicket .Riyan Parag c RG Sharma b Bumrah 16 (8b 3x4 0x6 16m) SR: 200\nBumrah to Hetmyer, OUT .Bumrah on a hat-trick and Hetmyer can't believe he's found the fielder. He's middled a .pull but it's gone straight to SKY at forward square leg\/midwicket. He's on one of the .pitches, well in front of the ring. 134ks bouncer was around chest-height. Shot was .timed well, may have been to get the fielder out of position but SKY took it just above .head. Bumrah pumps his fists. .Shimron Hetmyer c Yadav b Bumrah 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nBumrah to Dubey, FOUR runs .Slower one, Dubey manages to handle it nicely. Leans across and punches the 118ks .full offcutter on fourth straight of mid-off\nCorbin Bosch to Jurel, 1 leg bye .Length just down leg, flicked leg side\nCorbin Bosch to Dubey, FOUR runs .Wide on a back of length, Shubham uses the angle to cut it through cover\nCorbin Bosch to Dubey, no run .Wide on a length, toe-edges a slap to mid-off.\nCorbin Bosch to Dubey, no run .Shortish at the body, 140ks. Around rib-height. Shubham's behind the ball and blocks it .with the straight bat\nCorbin Bosch to Dubey, SIX runs .Picked up over fine leg. Terrific shot considering it was a shortish ball. Looked like the .ball was going over middle, not leg. Bat went from down to up, the 140ks did help\nCorbin Bosch to Dubey, no run .Past the pull. Will MI take the review? No. Shubham tried to repeat the last shot but this .shortish ball sped past his right shoulder as he lunged down on one knee.\nBumrah to Jurel, no run .Three-quarter length on off, defended towards point\nBumrah to Jurel, 1 run .Run-out chance, no direct hit at the striker's end. Flicked to the right of midwicket, who .was standing closeby. Shubman made sure he slid the bat in after getting close to the .crease to ensure he wasn't in the way of the throw\nBumrah to Dubey, no run .Length around fourth, defended towards cover pointx\nBumrah to Dubey, 1 run .Shortish at the body, clipped towards midwicket\nBumrah to Jurel, no run .Short over middle and off. Sharp angle in. Jurel ducks under it. One for the over called. .137ks. Looks like Bumrah's seeing this is as a pitch aiding pace\nBumrah to Jurel, no run .Appeal for caught behind, not given. A bit of confusion out there. MI have a chat about .the review but it looks like Jurel has reviewed for wide. MI prolly won't mind as Ultra- .Edge doesn't detect an edge. The short ball was going over the batter's left shoulder. .Jurel was on middle and off, third ump says it'd have been in line with the batter if he .stood his ground.\nHardik to Dubey, OUT .Taken at long-on, Hardik strikes first ball. Fullish 132ks ball just outside off, Shubham .looked to clear long-on with the lofted drive but the bat-face closed a bit too much upon .impact. Easy catch to the left for Boult .Shubham Dubey c Boult b Pandya 15 (9b 2x4 1x6 14m) SR: 166.66\nHardik to Archer, no run .Bumper. One for the over called. Landed very short and went over the stumps, Archer .bowed down to let it go\nHardik to Archer, no run .Another bouncer, Hardik not happy that it's called two for the over. Looked like it was .around head-height. Archer bowed down again and had the bat low\nHardik to Archer, no run .Back of length from wide of the crease, angling in to go over off. Archer goes back and .defends to the bowler\nHardik to Archer, 1 run .Change in length. Fullish on middle and off, Archer flicks it from the crease to deep .square leg\nHardik to Jurel, 1 run .Touch back of length on leg, clipped through square leg. 140ks\nKarn to Jurel, 1 run .Fullish around off, 88ks, punched to long-off\nKarn to Archer, 1 run .Wide and full, looks to slash square and under-edges it through where leg slip would've .been\nKarn to Jurel, SIX runs .Makes room and thrashes it inside out over extra cover. Was a legbreak on a length at .middle and off, slashed with the spin. 79 metres far .Ball's lost amid all the cameras. A bunch of photographers sitting just over the fence, .it's taken a while but there is a ball back in play\nKarn to Jurel, 1 run .Length at the stumps, worked off the back foot to long-on\nKarn to Archer, 1 run .Very slow, gets turn too. Nope, my bad, it's 96ks. Shortish around middle and off, went a .touch low, Archer got inside the line and flicked behind square\nKarn to Jurel, OUT .Lobbed back to the bowler. Karn is ecstatic, Jurel shakes his head on the walk back. .Touch unlucky for Jurel. Was a 91ks length ball around middle that Jurel tried to short- .arm sweep. Got a leading edge onto helmet, ball popped forward. Karn rushed and took .a low catch .Dhruv Jurel c & b KV Sharma 11 (11b 0x4 1x6 31m) SR: 100\nCorbin Bosch to Archer, no run .short in length around fifth stump, and seaming in a a bit to arrive just outside off. .Dabbed to point by opening the face of the bat\nCorbin Bosch to Archer, no run .there is a faint tickle as the ball passes the bat... and both Bosch and Rickelton are up in .celebration. It's given out too, but wait, Archer reviews. It is another short ball from .Bosch, who bowled this just outside off. There is some extra bounce, and guess what, .UltraEdge shows the ball going over the bat bat, and instead tickling the side of the right .shoulder\nCorbin Bosch to Archer, FOUR runs .pulled hard to fine leg! He nearly loses his balance in playing that, even as he swivels at .another short ball\nCorbin Bosch to Archer, 1 run .very full, and on off. Driven all along the ground to long-on .Theekshana facing his first ball\nCorbin Bosch to Theekshana, no run .short ball at Theekshana too. Bosch bangs it on off, and has Theekshana ducking, with .the ball finishing on middle after seaming in\nCorbin Bosch to Theekshana, 1 run .wow, lovely yorker! The ball swings in, and arrives right on the base of the bat on middle .and on. Theekshana nearly slips while squeezing it to long-on","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs MI, 50th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Chahar to Jaiswal, no run Zips away to beat the bat. Heart of a length, lands around off and rises above fourth, Jaiswal tries a late cut, but ended up having a poke\n Chahar to Jaiswal, 1 run Seams in from fourth stump. Hard length. Jaiswal bends back and cuts to deep point\n Chahar to V Suryavanshi, no run Yorker on fourth, Vaibhav goes back and across to jam it to cover\n Chahar to V Suryavanshi, OUT Second-ball duck after a ton for Suryavanshi. He winces, has a single-teapot and stands for a while before looking down and trudging back. Attempted yorker from Chahar, 130ks, on fourth. Ended up a full ball that landed in front of the crease. Suryavanshi was back in the crease, had a diagonal stance - back foot on off and front pointing at mid-on - and tried to scrape it over mid-on but couldn't get underneath it. \n Chahar to Rana, 5 wide Bouncer his high and pacy, goes over the batter and the leaping keeper\n Chahar to Rana, no run Length in the channel, patted to point\n Chahar to Rana, no run Wide on a length, let go\n Boult to Jaiswal, SIX runs Dances down and carves it over cover. Pure premeditation. Jaiswal made room and had a slash. Back leg bent down to get underneath it, high hand speed to generate power\n Boult to Jaiswal, no run Pitched up on fourth, punched to cover\n Boult to Jaiswal, SIX runs Mauled again. Drags it over mid-on from well outside off. Was an outswinger on a three-quarter length\n Boult to Jaiswal, OUT Boult has the last laugh, middle and off are pointing towards different directions, Boult points to the stumps, has a laugh and a cheeky word or two. 136ks, on a back of length, at the stumps, very skiddy, Jaiswal went for the pull and got beaten. \n Boult to Parag, 1 run Very short, rises around neck-height. Parag was hopping over the crease, didn't fend forward. Had hands close to the body, bottom hand came off, ball went off the sticker into the ground closeby\n Boult to Rana, 1 run Fullish on middle, flicked to mid-on\n Chahar to Rana, no run A bit of swing in, on a back of length on off, tucked leg side\n Chahar to Rana, 2 wide Bouncer goes over the pull, keeper' gets a glove on it. Ball pops to the deep\n Chahar to Parag, 1 run Length on leg, clipped to deep square leg\n Chahar to Rana, no run Swings in to beat bat. Rana tried to help it along with a lofted flick over square leg, gets hit on pad. Ball was on the fuller side of length, just outside leg\n Chahar to Rana, no run Full on leg, clipped to midwicket. 134ks\n Chahar to Rana, no run Dropped by Rohit at first slip. Rickelton dove left and Rohit went right, ball was going real low. Was too far for the keeper, Rohit went with the right hand, ball hit the palm and popped to the right. Couldn't get it on the second attempt. Gorgeous ball nonetheless. Fullish on fourth, angling away, Rana tried to push it with a straight bat, got a thin outside edge.\n Chahar to Rana, FOUR runs Overpitched on leg, clipped through square leg\n Boult to Parag, FOUR runs Test ball again, Test shot too. Punches a length ball on top of the bounce through cover. Fourth-stump line that was, rose around top of front pad\n Boult to Parag, FOUR runs Wide and full, free slash for Parag. Bends the back leg and slices it up and over cover Deep square leg and deep point in place\n Boult to Parag, 1 run Fullish on sixth, punched to deep point\n Boult to Rana, no run Length on fourth, worked to midwicket\n Boult to Rana, FOUR runs Goes back to make a length ball shorter than it is. Fifth-stump line, it's enough room for Rana to cut it hard through cover\n Boult to Rana, 1 wide Rana goes back again, he's standing inches in front of off stump as the full ball is speared ever so slightly down leg. Goes past the flick\n Boult to Rana, OUT The extra ball works in Boult's favour, Rana has picked up a slightly back-of-length ball and picks out deep square leg right on the rope. Tilak was still while taking the catch just over his left shoulder. Maintained his balance nicely. 137ks scrambled-seam ball was coming in at the stumps, shot was on tbf. But RR have lost three in the powerplay \n Bumrah to Parag, 1 run Hits high on the splice first up. Short ball at the body, Parag's hopping inside the crease, he's fending but the hands aren't too far in front. Ball pops nearby\n Bumrah to Jurel, 1 run At the body. Tucked through the leg side\n Bumrah to Parag, FOUR runs Chips it through square leg. Skiddy back-of-length ball at the body, Parag's backlift may have been a touch early but he timed the roll of the wrist nicely Riyan Parag vs Jasprit Bumrah BALLS 20 RUNS 17 OUTS 0 SR 85.00 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Bumrah to Parag, OUT Bouncer's too good! Bumrah got fine deep leg back from deep square and shot in. Neck-high bouncer. Angle in was sharp and the ball zipped off the pitch, hurrying Parag on the pull. He was looking towards fine leg after making contact. Ball popped high off the shoulder of the bat and went to midwicket \n Bumrah to Hetmyer, OUT Bumrah on a hat-trick and Hetmyer can't believe he's found the fielder. He's middled a pull but it's gone straight to SKY at forward square leg\/midwicket. He's on one of the pitches, well in front of the ring. 134ks bouncer was around chest-height. Shot was timed well, may have been to get the fielder out of position but SKY took it just above head. Bumrah pumps his fists. \n Bumrah to Dubey, FOUR runs Slower one, Dubey manages to handle it nicely. Leans across and punches the 118ks full offcutter on fourth straight of mid-off\n Corbin Bosch to Jurel, 1 leg bye Length just down leg, flicked leg side\n Corbin Bosch to Dubey, FOUR runs Wide on a back of length, Shubham uses the angle to cut it through cover\n Corbin Bosch to Dubey, no run Wide on a length, toe-edges a slap to mid-off.\n Corbin Bosch to Dubey, no run Shortish at the body, 140ks. Around rib-height. Shubham's behind the ball and blocks it with the straight bat\n Corbin Bosch to Dubey, SIX runs Picked up over fine leg. Terrific shot considering it was a shortish ball. Looked like the ball was going over middle, not leg. Bat went from down to up, the 140ks did help\n Corbin Bosch to Dubey, no run Past the pull. Will MI take the review? No. Shubham tried to repeat the last shot but this shortish ball sped past his right shoulder as he lunged down on one knee.\n Bumrah to Jurel, no run Three-quarter length on off, defended towards point\n Bumrah to Jurel, 1 run Run-out chance, no direct hit at the striker's end. Flicked to the right of midwicket, who was standing closeby. Shubman made sure he slid the bat in after getting close to the crease to ensure he wasn't in the way of the throw\n Bumrah to Dubey, no run Length around fourth, defended towards cover pointx\n Bumrah to Dubey, 1 run Shortish at the body, clipped towards midwicket\n Bumrah to Jurel, no run Short over middle and off. Sharp angle in. Jurel ducks under it. One for the over called. 137ks. Looks like Bumrah's seeing this is as a pitch aiding pace\n Bumrah to Jurel, no run Appeal for caught behind, not given. A bit of confusion out there. MI have a chat about the review but it looks like Jurel has reviewed for wide. MI prolly won't mind as Ultra-Edge doesn't detect an edge. The short ball was going over the batter's left shoulder. Jurel was on middle and off, third ump says it'd have been in line with the batter if he stood his ground.\n Hardik to Dubey, OUT Taken at long-on, Hardik strikes first ball. Fullish 132ks ball just outside off, Shubham looked to clear long-on with the lofted drive but the bat-face closed a bit too much upon impact. Easy catch to the left for Boult \n Hardik to Archer, no run Bumper. One for the over called. Landed very short and went over the stumps, Archer bowed down to let it go\n Hardik to Archer, no run Another bouncer, Hardik not happy that it's called two for the over. Looked like it was around head-height. Archer bowed down again and had the bat low\n Hardik to Archer, no run Back of length from wide of the crease, angling in to go over off. Archer goes back and defends to the bowler\n Hardik to Archer, 1 run Change in length. Fullish on middle and off, Archer flicks it from the crease to deep square leg\n Hardik to Jurel, 1 run Touch back of length on leg, clipped through square leg. 140ks\n Karn to Jurel, 1 run Fullish around off, 88ks, punched to long-off\n Karn to Archer, 1 run Wide and full, looks to slash square and under-edges it through where leg slip would've been\n Karn to Jurel, SIX runs Makes room and thrashes it inside out over extra cover. Was a legbreak on a length at middle and off, slashed with the spin. 79 metres far Ball's lost amid all the cameras. A bunch of photographers sitting just over the fence, it's taken a while but there is a ball back in play\n Karn to Jurel, 1 run Length at the stumps, worked off the back foot to long-on\n Karn to Archer, 1 run Very slow, gets turn too. Nope, my bad, it's 96ks. Shortish around middle and off, went a touch low, Archer got inside the line and flicked behind square\n Karn to Jurel, OUT Lobbed back to the bowler. Karn is ecstatic, Jurel shakes his head on the walk back. Touch unlucky for Jurel. Was a 91ks length ball around middle that Jurel tried to short-arm sweep. Got a leading edge onto helmet, ball popped forward. Karn rushed and took a low catch \n Corbin Bosch to Archer, no run short in length around fifth stump, and seaming in a a bit to arrive just outside off. Dabbed to point by opening the face of the bat\n Corbin Bosch to Archer, no run there is a faint tickle as the ball passes the bat... and both Bosch and Rickelton are up in celebration. It's given out too, but wait, Archer reviews. It is another short ball from Bosch, who bowled this just outside off. There is some extra bounce, and guess what, UltraEdge shows the ball going over the bat bat, and instead tickling the side of the right shoulder\n Corbin Bosch to Archer, FOUR runs pulled hard to fine leg! He nearly loses his balance in playing that, even as he swivels at another short ball\n Corbin Bosch to Archer, 1 run very full, and on off. Driven all along the ground to long-on Theekshana facing his first ball\n Corbin Bosch to Theekshana, no run short ball at Theekshana too. Bosch bangs it on off, and has Theekshana ducking, with the ball finishing on middle after seaming in\n Corbin Bosch to Theekshana, 1 run wow, lovely yorker! The ball swings in, and arrives right on the base of the bat on middle and on. Theekshana nearly slips while squeezing it to long-on","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Archer","Dubey","Hetmyer","Jaiswal","Jurel","Parag","Rana","Theekshana","V Suryavanshi"],"Runs":[8.0,15.0,0.0,13.0,11.0,16.0,9.0,1.0,0.0],"Balls_Faced":[10,9,1,6,11,8,11,2,2],"Fours":[1,2,0,0,0,3,2,0,0],"Sixes":[0,1,0,2,1,0,0,0,0],"S\/R":[80.0,166.67,0.0,216.67,100.0,200.0,81.82,50.0,0.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Boult b Pandya","c Yadav b Bumrah","b Boult","c & b KV Sharma","c RG Sharma b Bumrah","c Tilak Varma b Boult","Not Out","c Jacks b Chahar"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Boult","Bumrah","Chahar","Corbin Bosch","Hardik","Karn"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,6,6],"Runs_Given":[28.0,12.0,13.0,16.0,2.0,10.0],"Wickets":[2,2,1,0,1,1],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Chahar to Jaiswal, no run .Zips away to beat the bat. Heart of a length, lands around off and rises above fourth, .Jaiswal tries a late cut, but ended up having a poke\nChahar to Jaiswal, 1 run .Seams in from fourth stump. Hard length. Jaiswal bends back and cuts to deep point\nChahar to V Suryavanshi, no run .Yorker on fourth, Vaibhav goes back and across to jam it to cover\nChahar to V Suryavanshi, OUT .Second-ball duck after a ton for Suryavanshi. He winces, has a single-teapot and .stands for a while before looking down and trudging back. Attempted yorker from .Chahar, 130ks, on fourth. Ended up a full ball that landed in front of the crease. .Suryavanshi was back in the crease, had a diagonal stance - back foot on off and front .pointing at mid-on - and tried to scrape it over mid-on but couldn't get underneath it. .Vaibhav Suryavanshi c Jacks b Chahar 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 0\nChahar to Rana, 5 wide .Bouncer his high and pacy, goes over the batter and the leaping keeper\nChahar to Rana, no run .Length in the channel, patted to point\nChahar to Rana, no run .Wide on a length, let go\nBoult to Jaiswal, SIX runs .Dances down and carves it over cover. Pure premeditation. Jaiswal made room and had .a slash. Back leg bent down to get underneath it, high hand speed to generate power\nBoult to Jaiswal, no run .Pitched up on fourth, punched to cover\nBoult to Jaiswal, SIX runs .Mauled again. Drags it over mid-on from well outside off. Was an outswinger on a three- .quarter length\nBoult to Jaiswal, OUT .Boult has the last laugh, middle and off are pointing towards different directions, Boult .points to the stumps, has a laugh and a cheeky word or two. 136ks, on a back of length, .at the stumps, very skiddy, Jaiswal went for the pull and got beaten. .Yashasvi Jaiswal b Boult 13 (6b 0x4 2x6 9m) SR: 216.66\nBoult to Parag, 1 run .Very short, rises around neck-height. Parag was hopping over the crease, didn't fend .forward. Had hands close to the body, bottom hand came off, ball went off the sticker .into the ground closeby\nBoult to Rana, 1 run .Fullish on middle, flicked to mid-on\nChahar to Rana, no run .A bit of swing in, on a back of length on off, tucked leg side\nChahar to Rana, 2 wide .Bouncer goes over the pull, keeper' gets a glove on it. Ball pops to the deep\nChahar to Parag, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped to deep square leg\nChahar to Rana, no run .Swings in to beat bat. Rana tried to help it along with a lofted flick over square leg, gets .hit on pad. Ball was on the fuller side of length, just outside leg\nChahar to Rana, no run .Full on leg, clipped to midwicket. 134ks\nChahar to Rana, no run .Dropped by Rohit at first slip. Rickelton dove left and Rohit went right, ball was going .real low. Was too far for the keeper, Rohit went with the right hand, ball hit the palm and .popped to the right. Couldn't get it on the second attempt. Gorgeous ball nonetheless. .Fullish on fourth, angling away, Rana tried to push it with a straight bat, got a thin .outside edge.\nChahar to Rana, FOUR runs .Overpitched on leg, clipped through square leg\nBoult to Parag, FOUR runs .Test ball again, Test shot too. Punches a length ball on top of the bounce through cover. .Fourth-stump line that was, rose around top of front pad\nBoult to Parag, FOUR runs .Wide and full, free slash for Parag. Bends the back leg and slices it up and over cover .Deep square leg and deep point in place\nBoult to Parag, 1 run .Fullish on sixth, punched to deep point\nBoult to Rana, no run .Length on fourth, worked to midwicket\nBoult to Rana, FOUR runs .Goes back to make a length ball shorter than it is. Fifth-stump line, it's enough room for .Rana to cut it hard through cover\nBoult to Rana, 1 wide .Rana goes back again, he's standing inches in front of off stump as the full ball is .speared ever so slightly down leg. Goes past the flick\nBoult to Rana, OUT .The extra ball works in Boult's favour, Rana has picked up a slightly back-of-length ball .and picks out deep square leg right on the rope. Tilak was still while taking the catch .just over his left shoulder. Maintained his balance nicely. 137ks scrambled-seam ball .was coming in at the stumps, shot was on tbf. But RR have lost three in the powerplay .Nitish Rana c Tilak Varma b Boult 9 (11b 2x4 0x6 18m) SR: 81.81\nBumrah to Parag, 1 run .Hits high on the splice first up. Short ball at the body, Parag's hopping inside the crease, .he's fending but the hands aren't too far in front. Ball pops nearby\nBumrah to Jurel, 1 run .At the body. Tucked through the leg side\nBumrah to Parag, FOUR runs .Chips it through square leg. Skiddy back-of-length ball at the body, Parag's backlift may .have been a touch early but he timed the roll of the wrist nicely . .Riyan Parag vs Jasprit Bumrah .BALLS .20 .RUNS .17 .OUTS .0 .SR .85.00 .4s\/6s .2\/0\nBumrah to Parag, OUT .Bouncer's too good! Bumrah got fine deep leg back from deep square and shot in. .Neck-high bouncer. Angle in was sharp and the ball zipped off the pitch, hurrying Parag .on the pull. He was looking towards fine leg after making contact. Ball popped high off .the shoulder of the bat and went to midwicket .Riyan Parag c RG Sharma b Bumrah 16 (8b 3x4 0x6 16m) SR: 200\nBumrah to Hetmyer, OUT .Bumrah on a hat-trick and Hetmyer can't believe he's found the fielder. He's middled a .pull but it's gone straight to SKY at forward square leg\/midwicket. He's on one of the .pitches, well in front of the ring. 134ks bouncer was around chest-height. Shot was .timed well, may have been to get the fielder out of position but SKY took it just above .head. Bumrah pumps his fists. .Shimron Hetmyer c Yadav b Bumrah 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nBumrah to Dubey, FOUR runs .Slower one, Dubey manages to handle it nicely. Leans across and punches the 118ks .full offcutter on fourth straight of mid-off\nCorbin Bosch to Jurel, 1 leg bye .Length just down leg, flicked leg side\nCorbin Bosch to Dubey, FOUR runs .Wide on a back of length, Shubham uses the angle to cut it through cover\nCorbin Bosch to Dubey, no run .Wide on a length, toe-edges a slap to mid-off.\nCorbin Bosch to Dubey, no run .Shortish at the body, 140ks. Around rib-height. Shubham's behind the ball and blocks it .with the straight bat\nCorbin Bosch to Dubey, SIX runs .Picked up over fine leg. Terrific shot considering it was a shortish ball. Looked like the .ball was going over middle, not leg. Bat went from down to up, the 140ks did help\nCorbin Bosch to Dubey, no run .Past the pull. Will MI take the review? No. Shubham tried to repeat the last shot but this .shortish ball sped past his right shoulder as he lunged down on one knee.\nBumrah to Jurel, no run .Three-quarter length on off, defended towards point\nBumrah to Jurel, 1 run .Run-out chance, no direct hit at the striker's end. Flicked to the right of midwicket, who .was standing closeby. Shubman made sure he slid the bat in after getting close to the .crease to ensure he wasn't in the way of the throw\nBumrah to Dubey, no run .Length around fourth, defended towards cover pointx\nBumrah to Dubey, 1 run .Shortish at the body, clipped towards midwicket\nBumrah to Jurel, no run .Short over middle and off. Sharp angle in. Jurel ducks under it. One for the over called. .137ks. Looks like Bumrah's seeing this is as a pitch aiding pace\nBumrah to Jurel, no run .Appeal for caught behind, not given. A bit of confusion out there. MI have a chat about .the review but it looks like Jurel has reviewed for wide. MI prolly won't mind as Ultra- .Edge doesn't detect an edge. The short ball was going over the batter's left shoulder. .Jurel was on middle and off, third ump says it'd have been in line with the batter if he .stood his ground.\nHardik to Dubey, OUT .Taken at long-on, Hardik strikes first ball. Fullish 132ks ball just outside off, Shubham .looked to clear long-on with the lofted drive but the bat-face closed a bit too much upon .impact. Easy catch to the left for Boult .Shubham Dubey c Boult b Pandya 15 (9b 2x4 1x6 14m) SR: 166.66\nHardik to Archer, no run .Bumper. One for the over called. Landed very short and went over the stumps, Archer .bowed down to let it go\nHardik to Archer, no run .Another bouncer, Hardik not happy that it's called two for the over. Looked like it was .around head-height. Archer bowed down again and had the bat low\nHardik to Archer, no run .Back of length from wide of the crease, angling in to go over off. Archer goes back and .defends to the bowler\nHardik to Archer, 1 run .Change in length. Fullish on middle and off, Archer flicks it from the crease to deep .square leg\nHardik to Jurel, 1 run .Touch back of length on leg, clipped through square leg. 140ks\nKarn to Jurel, 1 run .Fullish around off, 88ks, punched to long-off\nKarn to Archer, 1 run .Wide and full, looks to slash square and under-edges it through where leg slip would've .been\nKarn to Jurel, SIX runs .Makes room and thrashes it inside out over extra cover. Was a legbreak on a length at .middle and off, slashed with the spin. 79 metres far .Ball's lost amid all the cameras. A bunch of photographers sitting just over the fence, .it's taken a while but there is a ball back in play\nKarn to Jurel, 1 run .Length at the stumps, worked off the back foot to long-on\nKarn to Archer, 1 run .Very slow, gets turn too. Nope, my bad, it's 96ks. Shortish around middle and off, went a .touch low, Archer got inside the line and flicked behind square\nKarn to Jurel, OUT .Lobbed back to the bowler. Karn is ecstatic, Jurel shakes his head on the walk back. .Touch unlucky for Jurel. Was a 91ks length ball around middle that Jurel tried to short- .arm sweep. Got a leading edge onto helmet, ball popped forward. Karn rushed and took .a low catch .Dhruv Jurel c & b KV Sharma 11 (11b 0x4 1x6 31m) SR: 100\nCorbin Bosch to Archer, no run .short in length around fifth stump, and seaming in a a bit to arrive just outside off. .Dabbed to point by opening the face of the bat\nCorbin Bosch to Archer, no run .there is a faint tickle as the ball passes the bat... and both Bosch and Rickelton are up in .celebration. It's given out too, but wait, Archer reviews. It is another short ball from .Bosch, who bowled this just outside off. There is some extra bounce, and guess what, .UltraEdge shows the ball going over the bat bat, and instead tickling the side of the right .shoulder\nCorbin Bosch to Archer, FOUR runs .pulled hard to fine leg! He nearly loses his balance in playing that, even as he swivels at .another short ball\nCorbin Bosch to Archer, 1 run .very full, and on off. Driven all along the ground to long-on .Theekshana facing his first ball\nCorbin Bosch to Theekshana, no run .short ball at Theekshana too. Bosch bangs it on off, and has Theekshana ducking, with .the ball finishing on middle after seaming in\nCorbin Bosch to Theekshana, 1 run .wow, lovely yorker! The ball swings in, and arrives right on the base of the bat on middle .and on. Theekshana nearly slips while squeezing it to long-on\nBumrah to Theekshana, no run .on the fuller side of a length on off, as the ball is angled in. But is straightens after .pitching, and is tucked to point\nBumrah to Theekshana, no run .short ball this time. In fact, it is called first bouncer. Bumrah bowled on on off, and got .Theekshana ducking. The ball ended up on leg after some sharp movement back in\nBumrah to Theekshana, no run .Bumrah follows the bouncer with the yorker. This ball arrives on off, and is pushed to .short extra cover\nBumrah to Theekshana, 4 leg byes .ohh, hits his helmet! Another bouncer around off, and Theekshana took his eyes off the .ball while ducking. He even turned his face around, and the ball smacked the back of .the helmet, before racing away to beat the keeper to his right. The physio is out for the .mandatory concussion check .We're ready to resume after the stoppage\nBumrah to Theekshana, no run .another yorker attempt from Bumrah. He ends up bowling a low, dipping full toss, as the .ball angled into off. Jammed back by Theekshana\nBumrah to Theekshana, 1 run .dropped by Bumrah?! Yup, he did get a hand to it. He bowled it fullish, and outside off, .as Theekshana drove back aerially. The ball came back at Bumrah's right, even as his .follow through was taking him to his left. The ball trickled away behind the bowler for a .single\nKarn to Theekshana, OUT .taken at short cover! Karn bowled it short on middle, and the ball kept low. There was a .hint of turn away from Theekshana, who went for the pull, but ended up getting a top .edge. The ball went a fair bit up in the air, and Suryakumar called for the catch to avoid .confusion with Karn .Maheesh Theekshana c Yadav b KV Sharma 2 (9b 0x4 0x6 12m) SR: 22.22\nKarn to Kartikeya, no run .beaten! He nearly gets the hat-trick. Full and slow, and around fifth stump. The ball .turns away to beat the outside edge, as Kartikeya looked to drive\nKarn to Kartikeya, 2 runs .full and slow, and on off or thereabouts. Pushed back aerially to wide long-off\nKarn to Kartikeya, 2 leg byes .on a length, and outside leg. Kartikeya goes back, and looks to clip, and gets it off his .pads right behind the wicket\nKarn to Kartikeya, OUT .good catch by Chahar! Kartikeya went slogging, and although he mistimed it well in .front of Chahar at long-on, the latter did well to keep his eyes one the ball and move .forward a good few steps. Chahar even slid to complete the catch, as Kartikeya slogged .at this fullish and straight ball .Kumar Kartikeya c Chahar b KV Sharma 2 (4b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 50\nKarn to Madhwal, no run .nearly bowled! How could that miss the off stump?! It was the googly on a length .around off, and Madhwal looked to defend with a massive gap between bat and pad. He .missed, and the ball barely beat the off stump\nCorbin Bosch to Archer, no run .on a length on middle and off, and flung away to midwicket\nCorbin Bosch to Archer, SIX runs .pulled forcefully! Short ball outside off, and it keeps low while arriving on middle. But .Archer has a swivel, and creams the ball over square leg\nCorbin Bosch to Archer, SIX runs .swatted wide of long-on! Another short ball from Bosch, who went on off, but Archer, .who was deep in the crease and also gave himself room, hooked for six more\nCorbin Bosch to Archer, no run .change of pace this time. He bowls on a length, and around sixth stump. Archer looks to .swipe, but is beaten\nCorbin Bosch to Archer, 1 run .fuller side of a length, and outside off. Driven to extra cover for a quick single\nCorbin Bosch to Madhwal, no run .fuller ball, and just outside off. Driven to deep cover by opening the face of the bat\nKarn to Archer, no run .fullish, and wide of off. He drives away from his body to long-off\nKarn to Archer, 1 run .well short of deep midwicket running forward. Archer went slog sweeping at this full .and slow delivery outside off, but mistimed it\nKarn to Madhwal, 1 run .dropped by Tilak, but it was a difficult chance! Karn bowled it full and around sixth .stump, as Madhwal lofted down hard and flat. Tilak, at long-off, moved to his right and .went low, but the ball didn't stick in his hands as he tumbled\nKarn to Archer, FOUR runs .pulled to deep square leg! Short in length on middle and leg, and Archer shifted his .weight back to dispatch that\nKarn to Archer, 1 run .full and slow, and on off. Driven to long-off\nKarn to Madhwal, no run .full again, and on off. Tapped to point to keep MI waiting\nBumrah to Archer, 1 run .the ball swings in, and comes on as a full toss below his knee on middle. Whipped to .fine leg by going back in the crease\nBumrah to Madhwal, 1 run .bouncer from Bumrah on off, as Madhwal half-ducks, and takes his eyes off. He .eventually ends up fending it to the leg side off his glove\nBumrah to Archer, no run .bouncer again, as this pitches outside off, and finishes on middle. Archer ducks to let it .go\nBumrah to Archer, no run .short in length on middle and off, and nudged towards midwicket\nBumrah to Archer, no run .short ball again outside off. This, though, finishes on middle, and takes the leading edge .towards point as Archer looks to clip\nBumrah to Archer, no run .Bumrah fires another bouncer, and pitches this around fifth stump. Archer ducks again\nKarn to Madhwal, no run .loopy, full and very slow, as he bowls wide of off. The ball turns away as Madhwal looks .to swing across the line, and misses\nKarn to Madhwal, no run .full, and quicker, on off. Blocked down\nKarn to Madhwal, 1 run .full and slow on off, and flung to long-on\nKarn to Archer, 1 run .short in length, and wide of off. Archer slaps it to deep cover\nKarn to Madhwal, 1 run .full and slow, and a little wide of off. Driven hard to long-off\nKarn to Archer, 1 run .this is the googly, as it pitches on a short of a length on middle, and finishes on leg. .Clipped towards deep midwicket .Time-out .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nBoult to Archer, OUT .lovely catch by Bumrah! MI win by exactly a hundred runs. Placed at short fine leg, .Bumrah stretched both his hands out to his left, and the ball did end up sticking there. .Boult bowled a short delivery on leg at Archer, who looked like backing away in an .attempt to pull it. But the ball came off the top half of the bat, and only chipped up to .finish within the 30-yard circle .Jofra Archer c Bumrah b Boult 30 (27b 2x4 2x6 42m) SR: 111.11","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs MI, 50th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Chahar to Jaiswal, no run Zips away to beat the bat. Heart of a length, lands around off and rises above fourth, Jaiswal tries a late cut, but ended up having a poke\n Chahar to Jaiswal, 1 run Seams in from fourth stump. Hard length. Jaiswal bends back and cuts to deep point\n Chahar to V Suryavanshi, no run Yorker on fourth, Vaibhav goes back and across to jam it to cover\n Chahar to V Suryavanshi, OUT Second-ball duck after a ton for Suryavanshi. He winces, has a single-teapot and stands for a while before looking down and trudging back. Attempted yorker from Chahar, 130ks, on fourth. Ended up a full ball that landed in front of the crease. Suryavanshi was back in the crease, had a diagonal stance - back foot on off and front pointing at mid-on - and tried to scrape it over mid-on but couldn't get underneath it. \n Chahar to Rana, 5 wide Bouncer his high and pacy, goes over the batter and the leaping keeper\n Chahar to Rana, no run Length in the channel, patted to point\n Chahar to Rana, no run Wide on a length, let go\n Boult to Jaiswal, SIX runs Dances down and carves it over cover. Pure premeditation. Jaiswal made room and had a slash. Back leg bent down to get underneath it, high hand speed to generate power\n Boult to Jaiswal, no run Pitched up on fourth, punched to cover\n Boult to Jaiswal, SIX runs Mauled again. Drags it over mid-on from well outside off. Was an outswinger on a three-quarter length\n Boult to Jaiswal, OUT Boult has the last laugh, middle and off are pointing towards different directions, Boult points to the stumps, has a laugh and a cheeky word or two. 136ks, on a back of length, at the stumps, very skiddy, Jaiswal went for the pull and got beaten. \n Boult to Parag, 1 run Very short, rises around neck-height. Parag was hopping over the crease, didn't fend forward. Had hands close to the body, bottom hand came off, ball went off the sticker into the ground closeby\n Boult to Rana, 1 run Fullish on middle, flicked to mid-on\n Chahar to Rana, no run A bit of swing in, on a back of length on off, tucked leg side\n Chahar to Rana, 2 wide Bouncer goes over the pull, keeper' gets a glove on it. Ball pops to the deep\n Chahar to Parag, 1 run Length on leg, clipped to deep square leg\n Chahar to Rana, no run Swings in to beat bat. Rana tried to help it along with a lofted flick over square leg, gets hit on pad. Ball was on the fuller side of length, just outside leg\n Chahar to Rana, no run Full on leg, clipped to midwicket. 134ks\n Chahar to Rana, no run Dropped by Rohit at first slip. Rickelton dove left and Rohit went right, ball was going real low. Was too far for the keeper, Rohit went with the right hand, ball hit the palm and popped to the right. Couldn't get it on the second attempt. Gorgeous ball nonetheless. Fullish on fourth, angling away, Rana tried to push it with a straight bat, got a thin outside edge.\n Chahar to Rana, FOUR runs Overpitched on leg, clipped through square leg\n Boult to Parag, FOUR runs Test ball again, Test shot too. Punches a length ball on top of the bounce through cover. Fourth-stump line that was, rose around top of front pad\n Boult to Parag, FOUR runs Wide and full, free slash for Parag. Bends the back leg and slices it up and over cover Deep square leg and deep point in place\n Boult to Parag, 1 run Fullish on sixth, punched to deep point\n Boult to Rana, no run Length on fourth, worked to midwicket\n Boult to Rana, FOUR runs Goes back to make a length ball shorter than it is. Fifth-stump line, it's enough room for Rana to cut it hard through cover\n Boult to Rana, 1 wide Rana goes back again, he's standing inches in front of off stump as the full ball is speared ever so slightly down leg. Goes past the flick\n Boult to Rana, OUT The extra ball works in Boult's favour, Rana has picked up a slightly back-of-length ball and picks out deep square leg right on the rope. Tilak was still while taking the catch just over his left shoulder. Maintained his balance nicely. 137ks scrambled-seam ball was coming in at the stumps, shot was on tbf. But RR have lost three in the powerplay \n Bumrah to Parag, 1 run Hits high on the splice first up. Short ball at the body, Parag's hopping inside the crease, he's fending but the hands aren't too far in front. Ball pops nearby\n Bumrah to Jurel, 1 run At the body. Tucked through the leg side\n Bumrah to Parag, FOUR runs Chips it through square leg. Skiddy back-of-length ball at the body, Parag's backlift may have been a touch early but he timed the roll of the wrist nicely Riyan Parag vs Jasprit Bumrah BALLS 20 RUNS 17 OUTS 0 SR 85.00 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Bumrah to Parag, OUT Bouncer's too good! Bumrah got fine deep leg back from deep square and shot in. Neck-high bouncer. Angle in was sharp and the ball zipped off the pitch, hurrying Parag on the pull. He was looking towards fine leg after making contact. Ball popped high off the shoulder of the bat and went to midwicket \n Bumrah to Hetmyer, OUT Bumrah on a hat-trick and Hetmyer can't believe he's found the fielder. He's middled a pull but it's gone straight to SKY at forward square leg\/midwicket. He's on one of the pitches, well in front of the ring. 134ks bouncer was around chest-height. Shot was timed well, may have been to get the fielder out of position but SKY took it just above head. Bumrah pumps his fists. \n Bumrah to Dubey, FOUR runs Slower one, Dubey manages to handle it nicely. Leans across and punches the 118ks full offcutter on fourth straight of mid-off\n Corbin Bosch to Jurel, 1 leg bye Length just down leg, flicked leg side\n Corbin Bosch to Dubey, FOUR runs Wide on a back of length, Shubham uses the angle to cut it through cover\n Corbin Bosch to Dubey, no run Wide on a length, toe-edges a slap to mid-off.\n Corbin Bosch to Dubey, no run Shortish at the body, 140ks. Around rib-height. Shubham's behind the ball and blocks it with the straight bat\n Corbin Bosch to Dubey, SIX runs Picked up over fine leg. Terrific shot considering it was a shortish ball. Looked like the ball was going over middle, not leg. Bat went from down to up, the 140ks did help\n Corbin Bosch to Dubey, no run Past the pull. Will MI take the review? No. Shubham tried to repeat the last shot but this shortish ball sped past his right shoulder as he lunged down on one knee.\n Bumrah to Jurel, no run Three-quarter length on off, defended towards point\n Bumrah to Jurel, 1 run Run-out chance, no direct hit at the striker's end. Flicked to the right of midwicket, who was standing closeby. Shubman made sure he slid the bat in after getting close to the crease to ensure he wasn't in the way of the throw\n Bumrah to Dubey, no run Length around fourth, defended towards cover pointx\n Bumrah to Dubey, 1 run Shortish at the body, clipped towards midwicket\n Bumrah to Jurel, no run Short over middle and off. Sharp angle in. Jurel ducks under it. One for the over called. 137ks. Looks like Bumrah's seeing this is as a pitch aiding pace\n Bumrah to Jurel, no run Appeal for caught behind, not given. A bit of confusion out there. MI have a chat about the review but it looks like Jurel has reviewed for wide. MI prolly won't mind as Ultra-Edge doesn't detect an edge. The short ball was going over the batter's left shoulder. Jurel was on middle and off, third ump says it'd have been in line with the batter if he stood his ground.\n Hardik to Dubey, OUT Taken at long-on, Hardik strikes first ball. Fullish 132ks ball just outside off, Shubham looked to clear long-on with the lofted drive but the bat-face closed a bit too much upon impact. Easy catch to the left for Boult \n Hardik to Archer, no run Bumper. One for the over called. Landed very short and went over the stumps, Archer bowed down to let it go\n Hardik to Archer, no run Another bouncer, Hardik not happy that it's called two for the over. Looked like it was around head-height. Archer bowed down again and had the bat low\n Hardik to Archer, no run Back of length from wide of the crease, angling in to go over off. Archer goes back and defends to the bowler\n Hardik to Archer, 1 run Change in length. Fullish on middle and off, Archer flicks it from the crease to deep square leg\n Hardik to Jurel, 1 run Touch back of length on leg, clipped through square leg. 140ks\n Karn to Jurel, 1 run Fullish around off, 88ks, punched to long-off\n Karn to Archer, 1 run Wide and full, looks to slash square and under-edges it through where leg slip would've been\n Karn to Jurel, SIX runs Makes room and thrashes it inside out over extra cover. Was a legbreak on a length at middle and off, slashed with the spin. 79 metres far Ball's lost amid all the cameras. A bunch of photographers sitting just over the fence, it's taken a while but there is a ball back in play\n Karn to Jurel, 1 run Length at the stumps, worked off the back foot to long-on\n Karn to Archer, 1 run Very slow, gets turn too. Nope, my bad, it's 96ks. Shortish around middle and off, went a touch low, Archer got inside the line and flicked behind square\n Karn to Jurel, OUT Lobbed back to the bowler. Karn is ecstatic, Jurel shakes his head on the walk back. Touch unlucky for Jurel. Was a 91ks length ball around middle that Jurel tried to short-arm sweep. Got a leading edge onto helmet, ball popped forward. Karn rushed and took a low catch \n Corbin Bosch to Archer, no run short in length around fifth stump, and seaming in a a bit to arrive just outside off. Dabbed to point by opening the face of the bat\n Corbin Bosch to Archer, no run there is a faint tickle as the ball passes the bat... and both Bosch and Rickelton are up in celebration. It's given out too, but wait, Archer reviews. It is another short ball from Bosch, who bowled this just outside off. There is some extra bounce, and guess what, UltraEdge shows the ball going over the bat bat, and instead tickling the side of the right shoulder\n Corbin Bosch to Archer, FOUR runs pulled hard to fine leg! He nearly loses his balance in playing that, even as he swivels at another short ball\n Corbin Bosch to Archer, 1 run very full, and on off. Driven all along the ground to long-on Theekshana facing his first ball\n Corbin Bosch to Theekshana, no run short ball at Theekshana too. Bosch bangs it on off, and has Theekshana ducking, with the ball finishing on middle after seaming in\n Corbin Bosch to Theekshana, 1 run wow, lovely yorker! The ball swings in, and arrives right on the base of the bat on middle and on. Theekshana nearly slips while squeezing it to long-on\n Bumrah to Theekshana, no run on the fuller side of a length on off, as the ball is angled in. But is straightens after pitching, and is tucked to point\n Bumrah to Theekshana, no run short ball this time. In fact, it is called first bouncer. Bumrah bowled on on off, and got Theekshana ducking. The ball ended up on leg after some sharp movement back in\n Bumrah to Theekshana, no run Bumrah follows the bouncer with the yorker. This ball arrives on off, and is pushed to short extra cover\n Bumrah to Theekshana, 4 leg byes ohh, hits his helmet! Another bouncer around off, and Theekshana took his eyes off the ball while ducking. He even turned his face around, and the ball smacked the back of the helmet, before racing away to beat the keeper to his right. The physio is out for the mandatory concussion check We're ready to resume after the stoppage\n Bumrah to Theekshana, no run another yorker attempt from Bumrah. He ends up bowling a low, dipping full toss, as the ball angled into off. Jammed back by Theekshana\n Bumrah to Theekshana, 1 run dropped by Bumrah?! Yup, he did get a hand to it. He bowled it fullish, and outside off, as Theekshana drove back aerially. The ball came back at Bumrah's right, even as his follow through was taking him to his left. The ball trickled away behind the bowler for a single\n Karn to Theekshana, OUT taken at short cover! Karn bowled it short on middle, and the ball kept low. There was a hint of turn away from Theekshana, who went for the pull, but ended up getting a top edge. The ball went a fair bit up in the air, and Suryakumar called for the catch to avoid confusion with Karn \n Karn to Kartikeya, no run beaten! He nearly gets the hat-trick. Full and slow, and around fifth stump. The ball turns away to beat the outside edge, as Kartikeya looked to drive\n Karn to Kartikeya, 2 runs full and slow, and on off or thereabouts. Pushed back aerially to wide long-off\n Karn to Kartikeya, 2 leg byes on a length, and outside leg. Kartikeya goes back, and looks to clip, and gets it off his pads right behind the wicket\n Karn to Kartikeya, OUT good catch by Chahar! Kartikeya went slogging, and although he mistimed it well in front of Chahar at long-on, the latter did well to keep his eyes one the ball and move forward a good few steps. Chahar even slid to complete the catch, as Kartikeya slogged at this fullish and straight ball \n Karn to Madhwal, no run nearly bowled! How could that miss the off stump?! It was the googly on a length around off, and Madhwal looked to defend with a massive gap between bat and pad. He missed, and the ball barely beat the off stump\n Corbin Bosch to Archer, no run on a length on middle and off, and flung away to midwicket\n Corbin Bosch to Archer, SIX runs pulled forcefully! Short ball outside off, and it keeps low while arriving on middle. But Archer has a swivel, and creams the ball over square leg\n Corbin Bosch to Archer, SIX runs swatted wide of long-on! Another short ball from Bosch, who went on off, but Archer, who was deep in the crease and also gave himself room, hooked for six more\n Corbin Bosch to Archer, no run change of pace this time. He bowls on a length, and around sixth stump. Archer looks to swipe, but is beaten\n Corbin Bosch to Archer, 1 run fuller side of a length, and outside off. Driven to extra cover for a quick single\n Corbin Bosch to Madhwal, no run fuller ball, and just outside off. Driven to deep cover by opening the face of the bat\n Karn to Archer, no run fullish, and wide of off. He drives away from his body to long-off\n Karn to Archer, 1 run well short of deep midwicket running forward. Archer went slog sweeping at this full and slow delivery outside off, but mistimed it\n Karn to Madhwal, 1 run dropped by Tilak, but it was a difficult chance! Karn bowled it full and around sixth stump, as Madhwal lofted down hard and flat. Tilak, at long-off, moved to his right and went low, but the ball didn't stick in his hands as he tumbled\n Karn to Archer, FOUR runs pulled to deep square leg! Short in length on middle and leg, and Archer shifted his weight back to dispatch that\n Karn to Archer, 1 run full and slow, and on off. Driven to long-off\n Karn to Madhwal, no run full again, and on off. Tapped to point to keep MI waiting\n Bumrah to Archer, 1 run the ball swings in, and comes on as a full toss below his knee on middle. Whipped to fine leg by going back in the crease\n Bumrah to Madhwal, 1 run bouncer from Bumrah on off, as Madhwal half-ducks, and takes his eyes off. He eventually ends up fending it to the leg side off his glove\n Bumrah to Archer, no run bouncer again, as this pitches outside off, and finishes on middle. Archer ducks to let it go\n Bumrah to Archer, no run short in length on middle and off, and nudged towards midwicket\n Bumrah to Archer, no run short ball again outside off. This, though, finishes on middle, and takes the leading edge towards point as Archer looks to clip\n Bumrah to Archer, no run Bumrah fires another bouncer, and pitches this around fifth stump. Archer ducks again\n Karn to Madhwal, no run loopy, full and very slow, as he bowls wide of off. The ball turns away as Madhwal looks to swing across the line, and misses\n Karn to Madhwal, no run full, and quicker, on off. Blocked down\n Karn to Madhwal, 1 run full and slow on off, and flung to long-on\n Karn to Archer, 1 run short in length, and wide of off. Archer slaps it to deep cover\n Karn to Madhwal, 1 run full and slow, and a little wide of off. Driven hard to long-off\n Karn to Archer, 1 run this is the googly, as it pitches on a short of a length on middle, and finishes on leg. Clipped towards deep midwicket Time-out AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Boult to Archer, OUT lovely catch by Bumrah! MI win by exactly a hundred runs. Placed at short fine leg, Bumrah stretched both his hands out to his left, and the ball did end up sticking there. Boult bowled a short delivery on leg at Archer, who looked like backing away in an attempt to pull it. But the ball came off the top half of the bat, and only chipped up to finish within the 30-yard circle ","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Archer","Dubey","Hetmyer","Jaiswal","Jurel","Kartikeya","Madhwal","Parag","Rana","Theekshana","V Suryavanshi"],"Runs":[30.0,15.0,0.0,13.0,11.0,2.0,4.0,16.0,9.0,2.0,0.0],"Balls_Faced":[27,9,1,6,11,4,9,8,11,9,2],"Fours":[2,2,0,0,0,0,0,3,2,0,0],"Sixes":[2,1,0,2,1,0,0,0,0,0,0],"S\/R":[111.11,166.67,0.0,216.67,100.0,50.0,44.44,200.0,81.82,22.22,0.0],"dismissal":["c Bumrah b Boult","c Boult b Pandya","c Yadav b Bumrah","b Boult","c & b KV Sharma","c Chahar b KV Sharma","Not Out","c RG Sharma b Bumrah","c Tilak Varma b Boult","c Yadav b KV Sharma","c Jacks b Chahar"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Boult","Bumrah","Chahar","Corbin Bosch","Hardik","Karn"],"Balls":[13,24,12,18,6,24],"Runs_Given":[28.0,15.0,13.0,29.0,2.0,23.0],"Wickets":[3,2,1,0,1,3],"Overs":[2.1,4.0,2.0,3.0,1.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .just 138.5 kph to begin from Archer, length delivery angling across the left-hander from .over the wicket, Sai Sudharsan drives away from his body on the front foot and gets an .outside edge to deep third\nArcher to Gill, no run .length delivery just outside off to the right-hander, Gill stays in his crease and dabs on .the off side . .Shubman Gill vs Jofra Archer .BALLS .17 .RUNS .11 .OUTS .3 .SR .64.70 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nArcher to Gill, 1 run .wicket to wicket line on a good length, Gill moves back and across and pushes the ball .towards mid on for a single\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .141 kph on a wicket to wicket line, Sai Sudharsan stays on the back foot and defends on .the off side\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .no room to work with whatsoever, wicket to wicket on a good length, Sai Sudharsan .stays in his crease and plays it back to the bowler\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .ends a superb over so far with a loose ball on the pads, too easy for Sai Sudharsan, who .dispatches it to the square leg boundary with a flick off the pads all along the ground, .Archer is upset with himself\nTheekshana to Gill, 2 runs .Gill leans into the drive and places the ball through extra cover, he didn't hit that with .much power\nTheekshana to Gill, 2 runs .whipped off the pads firmly through midwicket, forcing a dive from the fielder on the .boundary\nTheekshana to Gill, 1 run .worked off the pads to deep midwicket once again\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .too full to the left-hander from around the wicket and Sai Sudharsan thumps it through .covers with a front-foot drive\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .dropped by Hetmyer, that's a sitter! Sai Sudharsan hit that flat and firmly straight to him .and Hetmyer dropped it at chest height, seemed to lose sight of the ball as he went for .it with fingers pointing upwards\nTheekshana to Gill, 1 run .played to mid off for a single\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, 1 run .Gill pushes to mid on and calls his partner through for a quick single\nYudhvir Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .short of a length angling across the left-hander, he stays on the back foot and cuts .towards deep third\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, no run .short of a length around off stump, Gill meets it on the front foot and hits the short-arm .pull straight to midwicket\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, no run .another short-arm pull off the front foot, this time to the fielder at short fine leg\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, FOUR runs .this time Gill doesn't bother with keeping the short-arm pull on the ground, he goes over .midwicket and makes great contact, too short from Yudhvir at his gentle pace\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, FOUR runs .a forehand pull off the front foot and Gill hits it flat over the head of the fielder leaping in .vain at mid on\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .jumps on to the back foot and opens the face to steer to point\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .good length angling across the left-hander, the batter whips the ball from outside off .towards mid on\nArcher to Gill, FOUR runs .too full and too easy for Shubman Gill, who meets the ball on the front foot and .hammers it past the bowler with a straight drive\nArcher to Gill, 1 run .played with softer hands towards cover point for a single\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Archer keeps it on a length and straight, Sai Sudarshan moves across his stumps and .whips it off middle in front of square for another boundary\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .presses forward and cuts along the ground towards deep point\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .dropped short and he's lucky to get away with that one, Sai Sudharsan pulled the ball .along the ground but could not beat the fielder at midwicket\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .this time he pierces the gap between mid-on and midwicket, and just with a wristy flick .off the back foot, outstanding timing\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .played in front of square leg for two more, hit it just wide enough to give them enough .time to come back for the second\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .tries to force it through midwicket and gets a thick inside edge towards short fine leg\nTheekshana to Gill, 1 run .a full toss, quite a high one that too, Gill was on the front foot and ends up swatting it to .wide long on\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fired in quick from around the wicket, worked off the pads towards wide long on, the .fielder runs around from deep midwicket to pick it up\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .worked off the pads to the fielder at midwicket\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .another push off the pads to the man at midwicket\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fuller length outside off, driven firmly just wide of mid-off and they run a quick single\nSandeep to Gill, 2 runs .steps out to take the ball on the full and flicks it off the pads to deep wicket where .Hetmyer dives to make the save, that's another 50 partnership for this pair this season\nSandeep to Gill, 1 wide .strays down leg side with an attempted yorker\nSandeep to Gill, 1 run .steps out and manages to hit the drive cleanly to long on even though he's a bit .cramped for room by the good length delivery\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye .a full toss on the pads from around the wicket and Sai Sudharsan misses the flick and .gets hit on the pads, Sandeep appeals for lbw but that's missing leg stump easily\nParag to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .nudged off the pads through the leg side to take back the Orange Cap from Virat Kohli\nParag to Gill, 2 runs .steps forward and across to whip the ball from outside off to deep midwicket\nParag to Gill, SIX runs .first six of the innings! Gill gets down on one knee and launches the ball over deep .midwicket with a slog sweep\nParag to Gill, 2 runs .dropped again or just short? Gill plays a half-hearted semi-pull, chipping the ball in the .air towards deep square, the 14-year old Suryavanshi ran in and dived but could not .quite get there\nParag to Gill, 2 runs .played safely through square leg this time for a single\nParag to Gill, 1 run .a full toss driven to long on for a single\nHasaranga to Gill, 1 run .nudged off the back foot through square leg\nHasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .short ball, Sai Sudharsan goes back and pulls along the ground to deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Gill, 1 run .gets down on one knee and plays a slog sweep towards deep backward square where .Jaiswal dives and saves the boundary\nHasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .hit hard off the back foot to cover where a misfield allows the single\nHasaranga to Gill, 1 run .worked through midwicket for one more . .Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 .INNS .9 .RUNS .448 .SR .150.33 .AVE .56.00 .HS .82\nHasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .pulled off the back foot to wide long on where Parag moves quickly to his left and dives, .he relays the throw to Theekshana who sends it back towards the pitch\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, FOUR runs .strays on to the pads with a full ball that Gill leans across and glances to the fine leg .boundary, cannot bowl that line with fine leg in the circle\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, 2 runs .full and on the pads again, Gill leans across and flicks in front of square this time\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, 1 run .short of a length and straight, Gill presses forward and pushes the ball through .midwicket\nYudhvir Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .in the blockhole outside off stump, angling across the left-hander, he jams his bat down .and opens the face to steer past short third but misses ... just the 11th dot ball of the .innings\nYudhvir Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .make that 12 as Sai Sudharsan charges and slashes at a short of a length ball and .misses, he was cramped for room there\nYudhvir Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .first six for Sai Sudharsan tonight, he rocks back to a short of a length ball and slams .the pull over deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Gill, 1 run .leans forward and towards the off before closing the face to push a legbreak through .midwicket\nHasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .full ball on middle and leg, he hits it along the ground through midwicket\nHasaranga to Gill, 1 run .wider line outside off, Gill goes back and cuts through cover point to bring up 50 off 29 .balls, fourth of the season for him .See all photos\nHasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .low full toss, slog swept along the ground to cow corner\nHasaranga to Gill, no run .tossed up slow and wide outside off, Gill goes back and tries to reach for it with the cut .shot but misses\nHasaranga to Gill, 1 run .this time he connects with the cut, hitting it to the fielder at deep point","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs RR, 47th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run just 138.5 kph to begin from Archer, length delivery angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, Sai Sudharsan drives away from his body on the front foot and gets an outside edge to deep third\n Archer to Gill, no run length delivery just outside off to the right-hander, Gill stays in his crease and dabs on the off side Shubman Gill vs Jofra Archer BALLS 17 RUNS 11 OUTS 3 SR 64.70 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Archer to Gill, 1 run wicket to wicket line on a good length, Gill moves back and across and pushes the ball towards mid on for a single\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, no run 141 kph on a wicket to wicket line, Sai Sudharsan stays on the back foot and defends on the off side\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, no run no room to work with whatsoever, wicket to wicket on a good length, Sai Sudharsan stays in his crease and plays it back to the bowler\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs ends a superb over so far with a loose ball on the pads, too easy for Sai Sudharsan, who dispatches it to the square leg boundary with a flick off the pads all along the ground, Archer is upset with himself\n Theekshana to Gill, 2 runs Gill leans into the drive and places the ball through extra cover, he didn't hit that with much power\n Theekshana to Gill, 2 runs whipped off the pads firmly through midwicket, forcing a dive from the fielder on the boundary\n Theekshana to Gill, 1 run worked off the pads to deep midwicket once again\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs too full to the left-hander from around the wicket and Sai Sudharsan thumps it through covers with a front-foot drive\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run dropped by Hetmyer, that's a sitter! Sai Sudharsan hit that flat and firmly straight to him and Hetmyer dropped it at chest height, seemed to lose sight of the ball as he went for it with fingers pointing upwards\n Theekshana to Gill, 1 run played to mid off for a single\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, 1 run Gill pushes to mid on and calls his partner through for a quick single\n Yudhvir Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run short of a length angling across the left-hander, he stays on the back foot and cuts towards deep third\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, no run short of a length around off stump, Gill meets it on the front foot and hits the short-arm pull straight to midwicket\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, no run another short-arm pull off the front foot, this time to the fielder at short fine leg\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, FOUR runs this time Gill doesn't bother with keeping the short-arm pull on the ground, he goes over midwicket and makes great contact, too short from Yudhvir at his gentle pace\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, FOUR runs a forehand pull off the front foot and Gill hits it flat over the head of the fielder leaping in vain at mid on\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, no run jumps on to the back foot and opens the face to steer to point\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run good length angling across the left-hander, the batter whips the ball from outside off towards mid on\n Archer to Gill, FOUR runs too full and too easy for Shubman Gill, who meets the ball on the front foot and hammers it past the bowler with a straight drive\n Archer to Gill, 1 run played with softer hands towards cover point for a single\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Archer keeps it on a length and straight, Sai Sudarshan moves across his stumps and whips it off middle in front of square for another boundary\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run presses forward and cuts along the ground towards deep point\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, no run dropped short and he's lucky to get away with that one, Sai Sudharsan pulled the ball along the ground but could not beat the fielder at midwicket\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs this time he pierces the gap between mid-on and midwicket, and just with a wristy flick off the back foot, outstanding timing\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs played in front of square leg for two more, hit it just wide enough to give them enough time to come back for the second\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run tries to force it through midwicket and gets a thick inside edge towards short fine leg\n Theekshana to Gill, 1 run a full toss, quite a high one that too, Gill was on the front foot and ends up swatting it to wide long on\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fired in quick from around the wicket, worked off the pads towards wide long on, the fielder runs around from deep midwicket to pick it up\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run worked off the pads to the fielder at midwicket\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run another push off the pads to the man at midwicket\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fuller length outside off, driven firmly just wide of mid-off and they run a quick single\n Sandeep to Gill, 2 runs steps out to take the ball on the full and flicks it off the pads to deep wicket where Hetmyer dives to make the save, that's another 50 partnership for this pair this season\n Sandeep to Gill, 1 wide strays down leg side with an attempted yorker\n Sandeep to Gill, 1 run steps out and manages to hit the drive cleanly to long on even though he's a bit cramped for room by the good length delivery\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye a full toss on the pads from around the wicket and Sai Sudharsan misses the flick and gets hit on the pads, Sandeep appeals for lbw but that's missing leg stump easily\n Parag to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run nudged off the pads through the leg side to take back the Orange Cap from Virat Kohli\n Parag to Gill, 2 runs steps forward and across to whip the ball from outside off to deep midwicket\n Parag to Gill, SIX runs first six of the innings! Gill gets down on one knee and launches the ball over deep midwicket with a slog sweep\n Parag to Gill, 2 runs dropped again or just short? Gill plays a half-hearted semi-pull, chipping the ball in the air towards deep square, the 14-year old Suryavanshi ran in and dived but could not quite get there\n Parag to Gill, 2 runs played safely through square leg this time for a single\n Parag to Gill, 1 run a full toss driven to long on for a single\n Hasaranga to Gill, 1 run nudged off the back foot through square leg\n Hasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run short ball, Sai Sudharsan goes back and pulls along the ground to deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Gill, 1 run gets down on one knee and plays a slog sweep towards deep backward square where Jaiswal dives and saves the boundary\n Hasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run hit hard off the back foot to cover where a misfield allows the single\n Hasaranga to Gill, 1 run worked through midwicket for one more Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 INNS 9 RUNS 448 SR 150.33 AVE 56.00 HS 82\n Hasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs pulled off the back foot to wide long on where Parag moves quickly to his left and dives, he relays the throw to Theekshana who sends it back towards the pitch\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, FOUR runs strays on to the pads with a full ball that Gill leans across and glances to the fine leg boundary, cannot bowl that line with fine leg in the circle\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, 2 runs full and on the pads again, Gill leans across and flicks in front of square this time\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, 1 run short of a length and straight, Gill presses forward and pushes the ball through midwicket\n Yudhvir Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, no run in the blockhole outside off stump, angling across the left-hander, he jams his bat down and opens the face to steer past short third but misses.. just the 11th dot ball of the innings\n Yudhvir Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, no run make that 12 as Sai Sudharsan charges and slashes at a short of a length ball and misses, he was cramped for room there\n Yudhvir Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs first six for Sai Sudharsan tonight, he rocks back to a short of a length ball and slams the pull over deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Gill, 1 run leans forward and towards the off before closing the face to push a legbreak through midwicket\n Hasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run full ball on middle and leg, he hits it along the ground through midwicket\n Hasaranga to Gill, 1 run wider line outside off, Gill goes back and cuts through cover point to bring up 50 off 29 balls, fourth of the season for him See all photos\n Hasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run low full toss, slog swept along the ground to cow corner\n Hasaranga to Gill, no run tossed up slow and wide outside off, Gill goes back and tries to reach for it with the cut shot but misses\n Hasaranga to Gill, 1 run this time he connects with the cut, hitting it to the fielder at deep point","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Gill"],"Runs":[39.0,51.0],"Balls_Faced":[29,31],"Fours":[4,4],"Sixes":[1,1],"S\/R":[134.48,164.52],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Hasaranga","Parag","Sandeep","Theekshana","Yudhvir Singh"],"Balls":[12,12,6,6,12,12],"Runs_Given":[17.0,12.0,14.0,5.0,20.0,23.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .just 138.5 kph to begin from Archer, length delivery angling across the left-hander from .over the wicket, Sai Sudharsan drives away from his body on the front foot and gets an .outside edge to deep third\nArcher to Gill, no run .length delivery just outside off to the right-hander, Gill stays in his crease and dabs on .the off side . .Shubman Gill vs Jofra Archer .BALLS .17 .RUNS .11 .OUTS .3 .SR .64.70 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nArcher to Gill, 1 run .wicket to wicket line on a good length, Gill moves back and across and pushes the ball .towards mid on for a single\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .141 kph on a wicket to wicket line, Sai Sudharsan stays on the back foot and defends on .the off side\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .no room to work with whatsoever, wicket to wicket on a good length, Sai Sudharsan .stays in his crease and plays it back to the bowler\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .ends a superb over so far with a loose ball on the pads, too easy for Sai Sudharsan, who .dispatches it to the square leg boundary with a flick off the pads all along the ground, .Archer is upset with himself\nTheekshana to Gill, 2 runs .Gill leans into the drive and places the ball through extra cover, he didn't hit that with .much power\nTheekshana to Gill, 2 runs .whipped off the pads firmly through midwicket, forcing a dive from the fielder on the .boundary\nTheekshana to Gill, 1 run .worked off the pads to deep midwicket once again\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .too full to the left-hander from around the wicket and Sai Sudharsan thumps it through .covers with a front-foot drive\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .dropped by Hetmyer, that's a sitter! Sai Sudharsan hit that flat and firmly straight to him .and Hetmyer dropped it at chest height, seemed to lose sight of the ball as he went for .it with fingers pointing upwards\nTheekshana to Gill, 1 run .played to mid off for a single\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, 1 run .Gill pushes to mid on and calls his partner through for a quick single\nYudhvir Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .short of a length angling across the left-hander, he stays on the back foot and cuts .towards deep third\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, no run .short of a length around off stump, Gill meets it on the front foot and hits the short-arm .pull straight to midwicket\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, no run .another short-arm pull off the front foot, this time to the fielder at short fine leg\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, FOUR runs .this time Gill doesn't bother with keeping the short-arm pull on the ground, he goes over .midwicket and makes great contact, too short from Yudhvir at his gentle pace\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, FOUR runs .a forehand pull off the front foot and Gill hits it flat over the head of the fielder leaping in .vain at mid on\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .jumps on to the back foot and opens the face to steer to point\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .good length angling across the left-hander, the batter whips the ball from outside off .towards mid on\nArcher to Gill, FOUR runs .too full and too easy for Shubman Gill, who meets the ball on the front foot and .hammers it past the bowler with a straight drive\nArcher to Gill, 1 run .played with softer hands towards cover point for a single\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Archer keeps it on a length and straight, Sai Sudarshan moves across his stumps and .whips it off middle in front of square for another boundary\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .presses forward and cuts along the ground towards deep point\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .dropped short and he's lucky to get away with that one, Sai Sudharsan pulled the ball .along the ground but could not beat the fielder at midwicket\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .this time he pierces the gap between mid-on and midwicket, and just with a wristy flick .off the back foot, outstanding timing\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .played in front of square leg for two more, hit it just wide enough to give them enough .time to come back for the second\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .tries to force it through midwicket and gets a thick inside edge towards short fine leg\nTheekshana to Gill, 1 run .a full toss, quite a high one that too, Gill was on the front foot and ends up swatting it to .wide long on\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fired in quick from around the wicket, worked off the pads towards wide long on, the .fielder runs around from deep midwicket to pick it up\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .worked off the pads to the fielder at midwicket\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .another push off the pads to the man at midwicket\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fuller length outside off, driven firmly just wide of mid-off and they run a quick single\nSandeep to Gill, 2 runs .steps out to take the ball on the full and flicks it off the pads to deep wicket where .Hetmyer dives to make the save, that's another 50 partnership for this pair this season\nSandeep to Gill, 1 wide .strays down leg side with an attempted yorker\nSandeep to Gill, 1 run .steps out and manages to hit the drive cleanly to long on even though he's a bit .cramped for room by the good length delivery\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye .a full toss on the pads from around the wicket and Sai Sudharsan misses the flick and .gets hit on the pads, Sandeep appeals for lbw but that's missing leg stump easily\nParag to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .nudged off the pads through the leg side to take back the Orange Cap from Virat Kohli\nParag to Gill, 2 runs .steps forward and across to whip the ball from outside off to deep midwicket\nParag to Gill, SIX runs .first six of the innings! Gill gets down on one knee and launches the ball over deep .midwicket with a slog sweep\nParag to Gill, 2 runs .dropped again or just short? Gill plays a half-hearted semi-pull, chipping the ball in the .air towards deep square, the 14-year old Suryavanshi ran in and dived but could not .quite get there\nParag to Gill, 2 runs .played safely through square leg this time for a single\nParag to Gill, 1 run .a full toss driven to long on for a single\nHasaranga to Gill, 1 run .nudged off the back foot through square leg\nHasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .short ball, Sai Sudharsan goes back and pulls along the ground to deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Gill, 1 run .gets down on one knee and plays a slog sweep towards deep backward square where .Jaiswal dives and saves the boundary\nHasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .hit hard off the back foot to cover where a misfield allows the single\nHasaranga to Gill, 1 run .worked through midwicket for one more . .Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 .INNS .9 .RUNS .448 .SR .150.33 .AVE .56.00 .HS .82\nHasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .pulled off the back foot to wide long on where Parag moves quickly to his left and dives, .he relays the throw to Theekshana who sends it back towards the pitch\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, FOUR runs .strays on to the pads with a full ball that Gill leans across and glances to the fine leg .boundary, cannot bowl that line with fine leg in the circle\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, 2 runs .full and on the pads again, Gill leans across and flicks in front of square this time\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, 1 run .short of a length and straight, Gill presses forward and pushes the ball through .midwicket\nYudhvir Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .in the blockhole outside off stump, angling across the left-hander, he jams his bat down .and opens the face to steer past short third but misses ... just the 11th dot ball of the .innings\nYudhvir Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .make that 12 as Sai Sudharsan charges and slashes at a short of a length ball and .misses, he was cramped for room there\nYudhvir Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .first six for Sai Sudharsan tonight, he rocks back to a short of a length ball and slams .the pull over deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Gill, 1 run .leans forward and towards the off before closing the face to push a legbreak through .midwicket\nHasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .full ball on middle and leg, he hits it along the ground through midwicket\nHasaranga to Gill, 1 run .wider line outside off, Gill goes back and cuts through cover point to bring up 50 off 29 .balls, fourth of the season for him .See all photos\nHasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .low full toss, slog swept along the ground to cow corner\nHasaranga to Gill, no run .tossed up slow and wide outside off, Gill goes back and tries to reach for it with the cut .shot but misses\nHasaranga to Gill, 1 run .this time he connects with the cut, hitting it to the fielder at deep point\nTheekshana to Gill, 1 run .nudged off the pads through square leg for a single\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .caught at long on! Theekshana bowled the ball full from around the wicket and angled it .into the left-hander, Sudharsan tried to clear the long-on boundary but couldn't, simple .catch to Parag in the deep and the end of another rock solid opening partnership for GT .Sai Sudharsan c Parag b Theekshana 39 (30b 4x4 1x6 45m) SR: 130\nTheekshana to Buttler, 1 run .waits on the back foot and drives to long off to get going\nTheekshana to Gill, 1 run .nudged off the front foot gently through midwicket, there's a gap in the in-field there so .Gill wants two but Buttler says no\nTheekshana to Buttler, 1 run .Buttler nudges the ball past the diving bowler towards mid off for a single\nTheekshana to Gill, 1 run .Gill moves forward and flicks the ball through midwicket\nSandeep to Gill, no run .skiddy ball on a good length outside off stump, Gill tries to cut off the back foot and .misses\nSandeep to Gill, 1 run .width outside off again, Gill slaps the short of a length ball through cover point\nSandeep to Buttler, 1 run .pushed off the back foot gently towards long off, it's gone a bit quiet in the last couple .of overs\nSandeep to Gill, SIX runs .oh my, that's such a hit-me full toss, nice height on the pads, Gill lofts it clean over the .deep midwicket boundary\nSandeep to Gill, 1 run .shortens his length and pitches outside off, Gill plays the square drive to deep point\nSandeep to Buttler, 1 run .short of a length ball gets a bit big on Buttler who swivels and pulls to the fielder on the .deep midwicket boundary\nHasaranga to Buttler, no run .hit hard off the back foot and Hasaranga does well to stop it with his right hand\nHasaranga to Buttler, 1 run .driven off the front foot to long on\nHasaranga to Gill, no run .what's happened there? Gill missed the slog sweep and fell over, the ball lobbed close .to the pitch in front of the wicket near the silly point region, the keeper tried to reach it to .take the catch but couldn't get to it. Not sure if there was bat on it\nHasaranga to Gill, 1 run .played through midwicket\nHasaranga to Buttler, no run .steps out to attack but then changes plan and defends to the bowler\nHasaranga to Buttler, 1 run .played through midwicket to finish a tidy over\nYudhvir Singh to Buttler, 1 run .steps out and launches the ball towards deep midwicket, the bat face closed as he .made contact and he did not time that perfectly\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, no run .Gill steps towards the off side just a little and Yudhvir responds by going wider outside .off, Gill lets it go and then is surprised when the umpire does not call it a wide. He wants .the review. A bit of the ball is inside the guideline so it remains a fair delivery\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, SIX runs .that's in the first tier! Too full and too straight, Gill launches it high and far with a .powerful whip off the pads\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, 2 runs .whipped off the pads towards wide long on where Parag runs to his right and dives to .save the boundary, that was hit from the blockhole almost\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, no run .slower ball, short of a length outside off, Gill tries to cut off the back foot and misses, .beaten by the change of pace\nYudhvir Singh to Gill, SIX runs .Gill is in the mood all right, this time he spots the slower ball, waits for it by moving a bit .across his crease and pulls the short of a length delivery high over the square leg .boundary\nHasaranga to Buttler, no run .Buttler tries to slam the ball through midwicket but gets a bottom edge to short fine leg, .Gill wants the strike and sets off but Buttler says no, that went straight to the fielder . .Jos Buttler vs Wanindu Hasaranga .BALLS .51 .RUNS .51 .OUTS .1 .SR .100.00 .4s\/6s .1\/4\nHasaranga to Buttler, 1 wide .wide down leg side, too far for Buttler to connect with the slog sweep\nHasaranga to Buttler, SIX runs .he's connected with this slog sweep all right, clearing his front foot and slamming it .over deep square\nHasaranga to Buttler, SIX runs .straight this time! Buttler steps out, gets to the pitch of the ball, and hits it so clean over .the bowler's head\nHasaranga to Buttler, FOUR runs .short ball down leg side, Buttler swivels and drags the pull wide of short fine leg and .fine of deep square leg\nHasaranga to Buttler, SIX runs .more punishment for Hasaranga as he drags the ball way too short, Buttler goes back .and pulls the ball over deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Buttler, 1 run .full outside off, Buttler tries to go big down the ground but ends up slicing it over cover .instead, 24 runs off that over and GT are on the charge now\nSandeep to Buttler, 1 run .short of a length outside off, cut to deep point\nSandeep to Gill, 1 run .slow bouncer outside off, Gill gets on top of the bounce, waits for it, and slaps it down .towards deep third\nSandeep to Buttler, 1 run .wide outside off, Buttler reaches for it and cuts to deep point\nSandeep to Gill, 1 wide .Sandeep sees the batter coming at him and so bowls a wide one outside off, too wide .though\nSandeep to Gill, 1 run .gets down low and really reaches for a wide delivery outside off and then plays a top- .spin type shot back at the bowler, Sandeep fields in his follow through\nSandeep to Buttler, FOUR runs .oh wow, that's a pretty good length ball outside off, Buttler simply reverse swats it over .the head of the fielder at short third\nSandeep to Buttler, no run .bottom edges the cut off the short of a length ball into the ground\nTheekshana to Gill, 1 wide .too wide outside off, Gill lets it go\nTheekshana to Gill, 1 wide .fired it full outside off but once again it's too wide and Gill lets it go\nTheekshana to Gill, FOUR runs .short of a length with width outside off, Gill lofts the ball flat over extra cover and into .the gap on the boundary\nTheekshana to Gill, 1 wide .goes full and wide once again, Gill lets it go again, third wide of the over\nTheekshana to Gill, 1 run .finally the line is straight, the length nearly in the blockhole, Gill digs it out to long on\nTheekshana to Buttler, 1 run .backs away outside leg to hit a full ball through covers, opened the face to slice that\nTheekshana to Gill, OUT .full toss and Gill hits it straight to Parag on the long-off boundary! Sometimes when he .plays that checked-lofted shot you wonder if he would be better served by giving it a full .swing of the arms instead to get more elevation and distance. Gill goes off 84 off 50 .balls with GT on course for 200 .Shubman Gill c Parag b Theekshana 84 (50b 5x4 4x6 77m) SR: 168\nTheekshana to Sundar, 1 run .driven on the front foot to long off\nTheekshana to Buttler, no run .full and in the blockhole wide outside off, Buttler reaches for it and digs it out into the .off side\nArcher to Sundar, 1 run .full toss from around the wicket to the left-hander around off stump, pushed past point .from the crease for a single\nArcher to Buttler, SIX runs .stays around the wicket to the right-hander and slants a full ball across Buttler, who just .clears his front foot towards the leg side and slams the ball high and far over the long- .on boundary\nArcher to Buttler, 1 run .short of a length with width outside off from around the wicket, Buttler slaps it through .extra cover\nArcher to Sundar, SIX runs .pulled over fine leg! Sublime from Sundar. He gets inside the line to a short of a length .ball and just helps it on its way, using the pace of the bowler\nArcher to Sundar, 1 run .driven to long on for a single, Archer went full and straight that time\nArcher to Buttler, FOUR runs .delicate this time from Buttler, gets down low and reverse-chips Archer, using his pace .to launch the ball flat over short third's head\nSandeep to Sundar, 1 wide .sprayed wide outside off from over the wicket to the left-hander, Washington lets it pass\nSandeep to Sundar, 2 runs .width outside off and Washington hits it hard off the back foot towards deep cover, .Hetmyer tag-teams with Hasaranga to save the boundary\nSandeep to Sundar, 1 wide .short and wide outside off stump, so many wides in the last couple of overs\nSandeep to Sundar, 2 runs .wide outside off again, driven from the crease towards deep cover where Hetmyer fields .but can't prevent the second\nSandeep to Sundar, no run .tries to play the reverse slog sweep but loses balance and falls over, the ball whizzes .past off stump\nSandeep to Sundar, OUT .this time Hetmyer catches it and it's a superb grab! Washington sliced the ball high into .the air just beyond the circle at mid-off. Hetmyer came sprinting in from deep cover, .while Yudhvir was running back from cover, Hetmyer dived full length and caught it and .Yudhvir managed to avoid crashing into him .Washington Sundar c Hetmyer b Sandeep Sharma 13 (8b 0x4 1x6 10m) SR: 162.5\nSandeep to Tewatia, 2 runs .gets a short ball first up, pulls it towards cow corner for two more\nSandeep to Tewatia, 1 run .pulled to deep square leg for a single to keep the strike\nArcher to Tewatia, SIX runs .high full toss and Tewatia launches it over the deep backward point boundary by .opening the face and letting the ball ping off his bat, used the pace superbly\nArcher to Tewatia, OUT .given lbw but Tewatia reviews immediately. Archer went full and at the stumps, Tewatia .moved right across his crease to try and flick behind square leg but missed, ball .tracking says that would have hit leg stump so he's got to go .Rahul Tewatia lbw b Archer 9 (4b 0x4 1x6 4m) SR: 225\nArcher to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs .full and wide outside off, SRK reaches for it and slashes the ball in the air and into the .gap on the deep point boundary\nArcher to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .pulled to deep midwicket for a single to give Buttler the strike after 10 balls\nArcher to Buttler, no run .fast one in the blockhole outside off, Buttler tries to smash it through the off side but .misses, terrific ball\nArcher to Buttler, 2 runs .low full toss, driven to wide long on and they sprint back for the second to give Buttler .his half-century off 26 balls ... GT finish with a whopping 209 on a pitch that wasn't .supposed to be a 200 pitch","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs RR, 47th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run just 138.5 kph to begin from Archer, length delivery angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, Sai Sudharsan drives away from his body on the front foot and gets an outside edge to deep third\n Archer to Gill, no run length delivery just outside off to the right-hander, Gill stays in his crease and dabs on the off side Shubman Gill vs Jofra Archer BALLS 17 RUNS 11 OUTS 3 SR 64.70 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Archer to Gill, 1 run wicket to wicket line on a good length, Gill moves back and across and pushes the ball towards mid on for a single\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, no run 141 kph on a wicket to wicket line, Sai Sudharsan stays on the back foot and defends on the off side\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, no run no room to work with whatsoever, wicket to wicket on a good length, Sai Sudharsan stays in his crease and plays it back to the bowler\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs ends a superb over so far with a loose ball on the pads, too easy for Sai Sudharsan, who dispatches it to the square leg boundary with a flick off the pads all along the ground, Archer is upset with himself\n Theekshana to Gill, 2 runs Gill leans into the drive and places the ball through extra cover, he didn't hit that with much power\n Theekshana to Gill, 2 runs whipped off the pads firmly through midwicket, forcing a dive from the fielder on the boundary\n Theekshana to Gill, 1 run worked off the pads to deep midwicket once again\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs too full to the left-hander from around the wicket and Sai Sudharsan thumps it through covers with a front-foot drive\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run dropped by Hetmyer, that's a sitter! Sai Sudharsan hit that flat and firmly straight to him and Hetmyer dropped it at chest height, seemed to lose sight of the ball as he went for it with fingers pointing upwards\n Theekshana to Gill, 1 run played to mid off for a single\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, 1 run Gill pushes to mid on and calls his partner through for a quick single\n Yudhvir Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run short of a length angling across the left-hander, he stays on the back foot and cuts towards deep third\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, no run short of a length around off stump, Gill meets it on the front foot and hits the short-arm pull straight to midwicket\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, no run another short-arm pull off the front foot, this time to the fielder at short fine leg\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, FOUR runs this time Gill doesn't bother with keeping the short-arm pull on the ground, he goes over midwicket and makes great contact, too short from Yudhvir at his gentle pace\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, FOUR runs a forehand pull off the front foot and Gill hits it flat over the head of the fielder leaping in vain at mid on\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, no run jumps on to the back foot and opens the face to steer to point\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run good length angling across the left-hander, the batter whips the ball from outside off towards mid on\n Archer to Gill, FOUR runs too full and too easy for Shubman Gill, who meets the ball on the front foot and hammers it past the bowler with a straight drive\n Archer to Gill, 1 run played with softer hands towards cover point for a single\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Archer keeps it on a length and straight, Sai Sudarshan moves across his stumps and whips it off middle in front of square for another boundary\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run presses forward and cuts along the ground towards deep point\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, no run dropped short and he's lucky to get away with that one, Sai Sudharsan pulled the ball along the ground but could not beat the fielder at midwicket\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs this time he pierces the gap between mid-on and midwicket, and just with a wristy flick off the back foot, outstanding timing\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs played in front of square leg for two more, hit it just wide enough to give them enough time to come back for the second\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run tries to force it through midwicket and gets a thick inside edge towards short fine leg\n Theekshana to Gill, 1 run a full toss, quite a high one that too, Gill was on the front foot and ends up swatting it to wide long on\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fired in quick from around the wicket, worked off the pads towards wide long on, the fielder runs around from deep midwicket to pick it up\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run worked off the pads to the fielder at midwicket\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run another push off the pads to the man at midwicket\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fuller length outside off, driven firmly just wide of mid-off and they run a quick single\n Sandeep to Gill, 2 runs steps out to take the ball on the full and flicks it off the pads to deep wicket where Hetmyer dives to make the save, that's another 50 partnership for this pair this season\n Sandeep to Gill, 1 wide strays down leg side with an attempted yorker\n Sandeep to Gill, 1 run steps out and manages to hit the drive cleanly to long on even though he's a bit cramped for room by the good length delivery\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye a full toss on the pads from around the wicket and Sai Sudharsan misses the flick and gets hit on the pads, Sandeep appeals for lbw but that's missing leg stump easily\n Parag to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run nudged off the pads through the leg side to take back the Orange Cap from Virat Kohli\n Parag to Gill, 2 runs steps forward and across to whip the ball from outside off to deep midwicket\n Parag to Gill, SIX runs first six of the innings! Gill gets down on one knee and launches the ball over deep midwicket with a slog sweep\n Parag to Gill, 2 runs dropped again or just short? Gill plays a half-hearted semi-pull, chipping the ball in the air towards deep square, the 14-year old Suryavanshi ran in and dived but could not quite get there\n Parag to Gill, 2 runs played safely through square leg this time for a single\n Parag to Gill, 1 run a full toss driven to long on for a single\n Hasaranga to Gill, 1 run nudged off the back foot through square leg\n Hasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run short ball, Sai Sudharsan goes back and pulls along the ground to deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Gill, 1 run gets down on one knee and plays a slog sweep towards deep backward square where Jaiswal dives and saves the boundary\n Hasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run hit hard off the back foot to cover where a misfield allows the single\n Hasaranga to Gill, 1 run worked through midwicket for one more Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 INNS 9 RUNS 448 SR 150.33 AVE 56.00 HS 82\n Hasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs pulled off the back foot to wide long on where Parag moves quickly to his left and dives, he relays the throw to Theekshana who sends it back towards the pitch\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, FOUR runs strays on to the pads with a full ball that Gill leans across and glances to the fine leg boundary, cannot bowl that line with fine leg in the circle\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, 2 runs full and on the pads again, Gill leans across and flicks in front of square this time\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, 1 run short of a length and straight, Gill presses forward and pushes the ball through midwicket\n Yudhvir Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, no run in the blockhole outside off stump, angling across the left-hander, he jams his bat down and opens the face to steer past short third but misses.. just the 11th dot ball of the innings\n Yudhvir Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, no run make that 12 as Sai Sudharsan charges and slashes at a short of a length ball and misses, he was cramped for room there\n Yudhvir Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs first six for Sai Sudharsan tonight, he rocks back to a short of a length ball and slams the pull over deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Gill, 1 run leans forward and towards the off before closing the face to push a legbreak through midwicket\n Hasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run full ball on middle and leg, he hits it along the ground through midwicket\n Hasaranga to Gill, 1 run wider line outside off, Gill goes back and cuts through cover point to bring up 50 off 29 balls, fourth of the season for him See all photos\n Hasaranga to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run low full toss, slog swept along the ground to cow corner\n Hasaranga to Gill, no run tossed up slow and wide outside off, Gill goes back and tries to reach for it with the cut shot but misses\n Hasaranga to Gill, 1 run this time he connects with the cut, hitting it to the fielder at deep point\n Theekshana to Gill, 1 run nudged off the pads through square leg for a single\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT caught at long on! Theekshana bowled the ball full from around the wicket and angled it into the left-hander, Sudharsan tried to clear the long-on boundary but couldn't, simple catch to Parag in the deep and the end of another rock solid opening partnership for GT \n Theekshana to Buttler, 1 run waits on the back foot and drives to long off to get going\n Theekshana to Gill, 1 run nudged off the front foot gently through midwicket, there's a gap in the in-field there so Gill wants two but Buttler says no\n Theekshana to Buttler, 1 run Buttler nudges the ball past the diving bowler towards mid off for a single\n Theekshana to Gill, 1 run Gill moves forward and flicks the ball through midwicket\n Sandeep to Gill, no run skiddy ball on a good length outside off stump, Gill tries to cut off the back foot and misses\n Sandeep to Gill, 1 run width outside off again, Gill slaps the short of a length ball through cover point\n Sandeep to Buttler, 1 run pushed off the back foot gently towards long off, it's gone a bit quiet in the last couple of overs\n Sandeep to Gill, SIX runs oh my, that's such a hit-me full toss, nice height on the pads, Gill lofts it clean over the deep midwicket boundary\n Sandeep to Gill, 1 run shortens his length and pitches outside off, Gill plays the square drive to deep point\n Sandeep to Buttler, 1 run short of a length ball gets a bit big on Buttler who swivels and pulls to the fielder on the deep midwicket boundary\n Hasaranga to Buttler, no run hit hard off the back foot and Hasaranga does well to stop it with his right hand\n Hasaranga to Buttler, 1 run driven off the front foot to long on\n Hasaranga to Gill, no run what's happened there? Gill missed the slog sweep and fell over, the ball lobbed close to the pitch in front of the wicket near the silly point region, the keeper tried to reach it to take the catch but couldn't get to it. Not sure if there was bat on it\n Hasaranga to Gill, 1 run played through midwicket\n Hasaranga to Buttler, no run steps out to attack but then changes plan and defends to the bowler\n Hasaranga to Buttler, 1 run played through midwicket to finish a tidy over\n Yudhvir Singh to Buttler, 1 run steps out and launches the ball towards deep midwicket, the bat face closed as he made contact and he did not time that perfectly\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, no run Gill steps towards the off side just a little and Yudhvir responds by going wider outside off, Gill lets it go and then is surprised when the umpire does not call it a wide. He wants the review. A bit of the ball is inside the guideline so it remains a fair delivery\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, SIX runs that's in the first tier! Too full and too straight, Gill launches it high and far with a powerful whip off the pads\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, 2 runs whipped off the pads towards wide long on where Parag runs to his right and dives to save the boundary, that was hit from the blockhole almost\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, no run slower ball, short of a length outside off, Gill tries to cut off the back foot and misses, beaten by the change of pace\n Yudhvir Singh to Gill, SIX runs Gill is in the mood all right, this time he spots the slower ball, waits for it by moving a bit across his crease and pulls the short of a length delivery high over the square leg boundary\n Hasaranga to Buttler, no run Buttler tries to slam the ball through midwicket but gets a bottom edge to short fine leg, Gill wants the strike and sets off but Buttler says no, that went straight to the fielder Jos Buttler vs Wanindu Hasaranga BALLS 51 RUNS 51 OUTS 1 SR 100.00 4s\/6s 1\/4\n Hasaranga to Buttler, 1 wide wide down leg side, too far for Buttler to connect with the slog sweep\n Hasaranga to Buttler, SIX runs he's connected with this slog sweep all right, clearing his front foot and slamming it over deep square\n Hasaranga to Buttler, SIX runs straight this time! Buttler steps out, gets to the pitch of the ball, and hits it so clean over the bowler's head\n Hasaranga to Buttler, FOUR runs short ball down leg side, Buttler swivels and drags the pull wide of short fine leg and fine of deep square leg\n Hasaranga to Buttler, SIX runs more punishment for Hasaranga as he drags the ball way too short, Buttler goes back and pulls the ball over deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Buttler, 1 run full outside off, Buttler tries to go big down the ground but ends up slicing it over cover instead, 24 runs off that over and GT are on the charge now\n Sandeep to Buttler, 1 run short of a length outside off, cut to deep point\n Sandeep to Gill, 1 run slow bouncer outside off, Gill gets on top of the bounce, waits for it, and slaps it down towards deep third\n Sandeep to Buttler, 1 run wide outside off, Buttler reaches for it and cuts to deep point\n Sandeep to Gill, 1 wide Sandeep sees the batter coming at him and so bowls a wide one outside off, too wide though\n Sandeep to Gill, 1 run gets down low and really reaches for a wide delivery outside off and then plays a top-spin type shot back at the bowler, Sandeep fields in his follow through\n Sandeep to Buttler, FOUR runs oh wow, that's a pretty good length ball outside off, Buttler simply reverse swats it over the head of the fielder at short third\n Sandeep to Buttler, no run bottom edges the cut off the short of a length ball into the ground\n Theekshana to Gill, 1 wide too wide outside off, Gill lets it go\n Theekshana to Gill, 1 wide fired it full outside off but once again it's too wide and Gill lets it go\n Theekshana to Gill, FOUR runs short of a length with width outside off, Gill lofts the ball flat over extra cover and into the gap on the boundary\n Theekshana to Gill, 1 wide goes full and wide once again, Gill lets it go again, third wide of the over\n Theekshana to Gill, 1 run finally the line is straight, the length nearly in the blockhole, Gill digs it out to long on\n Theekshana to Buttler, 1 run backs away outside leg to hit a full ball through covers, opened the face to slice that\n Theekshana to Gill, OUT full toss and Gill hits it straight to Parag on the long-off boundary! Sometimes when he plays that checked-lofted shot you wonder if he would be better served by giving it a full swing of the arms instead to get more elevation and distance. Gill goes off 84 off 50 balls with GT on course for 200 \n Theekshana to Sundar, 1 run driven on the front foot to long off\n Theekshana to Buttler, no run full and in the blockhole wide outside off, Buttler reaches for it and digs it out into the off side\n Archer to Sundar, 1 run full toss from around the wicket to the left-hander around off stump, pushed past point from the crease for a single\n Archer to Buttler, SIX runs stays around the wicket to the right-hander and slants a full ball across Buttler, who just clears his front foot towards the leg side and slams the ball high and far over the long-on boundary\n Archer to Buttler, 1 run short of a length with width outside off from around the wicket, Buttler slaps it through extra cover\n Archer to Sundar, SIX runs pulled over fine leg! Sublime from Sundar. He gets inside the line to a short of a length ball and just helps it on its way, using the pace of the bowler\n Archer to Sundar, 1 run driven to long on for a single, Archer went full and straight that time\n Archer to Buttler, FOUR runs delicate this time from Buttler, gets down low and reverse-chips Archer, using his pace to launch the ball flat over short third's head\n Sandeep to Sundar, 1 wide sprayed wide outside off from over the wicket to the left-hander, Washington lets it pass\n Sandeep to Sundar, 2 runs width outside off and Washington hits it hard off the back foot towards deep cover, Hetmyer tag-teams with Hasaranga to save the boundary\n Sandeep to Sundar, 1 wide short and wide outside off stump, so many wides in the last couple of overs\n Sandeep to Sundar, 2 runs wide outside off again, driven from the crease towards deep cover where Hetmyer fields but can't prevent the second\n Sandeep to Sundar, no run tries to play the reverse slog sweep but loses balance and falls over, the ball whizzes past off stump\n Sandeep to Sundar, OUT this time Hetmyer catches it and it's a superb grab! Washington sliced the ball high into the air just beyond the circle at mid-off. Hetmyer came sprinting in from deep cover, while Yudhvir was running back from cover, Hetmyer dived full length and caught it and Yudhvir managed to avoid crashing into him \n Sandeep to Tewatia, 2 runs gets a short ball first up, pulls it towards cow corner for two more\n Sandeep to Tewatia, 1 run pulled to deep square leg for a single to keep the strike\n Archer to Tewatia, SIX runs high full toss and Tewatia launches it over the deep backward point boundary by opening the face and letting the ball ping off his bat, used the pace superbly\n Archer to Tewatia, OUT given lbw but Tewatia reviews immediately. Archer went full and at the stumps, Tewatia moved right across his crease to try and flick behind square leg but missed, ball tracking says that would have hit leg stump so he's got to go \n Archer to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs full and wide outside off, SRK reaches for it and slashes the ball in the air and into the gap on the deep point boundary\n Archer to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run pulled to deep midwicket for a single to give Buttler the strike after 10 balls\n Archer to Buttler, no run fast one in the blockhole outside off, Buttler tries to smash it through the off side but misses, terrific ball\n Archer to Buttler, 2 runs low full toss, driven to wide long on and they sprint back for the second to give Buttler his half-century off 26 balls.. GT finish with a whopping 209 on a pitch that wasn't supposed to be a 200 pitch","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill","Shahrukh Khan","Sundar","Tewatia"],"Runs":[39.0,50.0,84.0,5.0,13.0,9.0],"Balls_Faced":[30,26,50,2,8,4],"Fours":[4,3,5,1,0,0],"Sixes":[1,4,4,0,1,1],"S\/R":[130.0,192.31,168.0,250.0,162.5,225.0],"dismissal":["c Parag b Theekshana","Not Out","c Parag b Theekshana","Not Out","c Hetmyer b Sandeep Sharma","lbw b Archer"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Hasaranga","Parag","Sandeep","Theekshana","Yudhvir Singh"],"Balls":[24,24,6,24,24,18],"Runs_Given":[49.0,39.0,14.0,33.0,35.0,38.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,1,2,0],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,1.0,4.0,4.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Mayank Yadav to Rickelton, no run .Good ball to start. 141ks fullish on fourth, swinging in a touch, punched with a straight .bat to the bowler's right\nMayank Yadav to Rickelton, no run .Same speed, back of length. Fourth-stump channel, ball bounces around waist-height .and is bunted towards mid-off\nMayank Yadav to Rickelton, no run .Rickelton leans into the cover drive. Hits the fullish 142ks ball angling away through .sixth to cover. Nicely timed\nMayank Yadav to Rickelton, no run .Beaten on the pull. Back of length, 141ks, sharp angle away. Landed around fourth and .finished around sixth, Rickelton tried to drag it leg side with the pull\nMayank Yadav to Rickelton, 1 wide .Proper short ball but spongy bounce thereafter. Might be a sign of the pitch being slow. .136ks, over the batter's head. Ducked under by Rickelton\nMayank Yadav to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Overpitched and it's crunched straight mid-off. More of a smothered flick than a drive .but Rickelton didn't close the bat face, which took the ball straight\nMayank Yadav to Rickelton, 1 run .Length on fourth, 138ks, punched off the back foot to mid-off's left .Mayank's run-up was smooth and he went through his action nicely. Didn't get swing .and he tested multiple lengths\nPrince Yadav to Rickelton, no run .No direct hit from point and Rickelton gets away after having given up. Makram was .the fielder with one stump to aim at, threw it centimetres away from the stumps as .Rickelton jogged back. Was a length ball outside off that was square driven off the back .foot. Rickelton took off, Rohit responded by running before sending his partner back\nPrince Yadav to Rickelton, SIX runs .Slogged off a length. Rather graceful too. Was a channel ball but the batter picked it up .on the rise and deposited it over cow corner\nPrince Yadav to Rickelton, no run .Clips the length ball from off stump to midwicket. 136ks\nPrince Yadav to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Rickelton's drive decks Rohit at the non-striker's. A fierce drive to a full toss speared .around Rohit's chest, he covered his face and fell on his back in time\nPrince Yadav to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Pulled over mid-on. Off a length, fifth-stump line. Hit off the bottom of the bat but .cleared the fielder who leapt high.\nPrince Yadav to Rickelton, no run .Almost dragged back onto the stumps. Rickelton swivels for the pull, the shortish ball .hits him on the ribs and deflects onto glove, the ball then lobbed back. Ended up rolling .through fourth stump\nMayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Short ball down leg, goes past the pull. Went around shoulder height. Pace not shown\nMayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Rohit uses the pace to pull it with a check, clears long leg. 141ks on a length, Rohit .hopped back and got on one knee before swivelling and getting the bat lift from down to .up. Played from well in front of the body\nMayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .This is the conventional pull. Weight on the back foot to the 141ks shortish ball that .rises around chest height, deep-backward square was in place but the ball clears him .easy\nMayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, no run .Length this time, around top of off. 141ks. Defended towards cover\nMayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, no run .Premeditated crawl outside off doesn't work for Rohit. Mayank might've seen him, went .back of length at 136ks, was close to the off-side tramline. Beaten on the pull\nMayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, OUT .Mayank has his first wicket of the season with the slower one. A soft dismissal for .Rohit, who reached out to the wide length ball and cut straight to short third. His feet .were planted, it was just the hands and torso that moved. Couldn't place it in the gap .and that ends a promising start .Rohit Sharma c Prince Yadav b Yadav 12 (5b 0x4 2x6 14m) SR: 240\nMayank Yadav to Jacks, no run .Bouncer to start but it's not in the firing line. Fifth-stump line, let go\nRathi to Rickelton, no run .91ks length ball darting just outside off, looked quicker, worked off the back foot to the .bowler's left\nRathi to Rickelton, no run .Fuller side of length on off, 93ks, worked back to the bowler\nRathi to Rickelton, 1 run .Not that short but Rickelton goes for the pull. Cleared the front leg, bent his knee and .pulled it to deep midwicket .Slip in\nRathi to Jacks, no run .Back of length, lands around sixth and spins away a touch. Beats the slog sweep\nRathi to Jacks, 1 run .Full on off, 97ks - that looked slower though, flicked to long-on\nRathi to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Markram charges left from long-off, parries the ball with his left hand but his shirt's in .the way as he slides and the ball trickles onto the cushion. Was a full ball that was .driven down the ground\nRavi Bishnoi to Jacks, no run .Fullish on fourth, driven to mid-off\nRavi Bishnoi to Jacks, no run .Big lbw appeal from bowler and keeper. Not given, and Bishnoi was asking for the .review right away. Pant was confident too, there is a chat and LSG go for it. Impact is .the issue here. Jacks was leaning forward but wasn't fully on one knee as he went for .the slog sweep. There was a big gap between the ball and the inside edge as he missed .it. Hit on the edge of the back thigh. Hawk-Eye shows the shortish ball that landed on .fourth stump hit him just outside the line. Review lost\nRavi Bishnoi to Jacks, 1 run .Length on middle, trajectory's very flat, clipped through midwicket\nRavi Bishnoi to Rickelton, SIX runs .Essentially swept over the bowler. Got the front foot well forward, close to the pitch of .the 91ks full ball just outside off, and whacked it off one knee. Was a googly too\nRavi Bishnoi to Rickelton, no run .Fuller side of length around off, 102ks, defended in front\nRavi Bishnoi to Rickelton, 1 run .Full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\nRathi to Rickelton, SIX runs .The slog sweeps keep coming. MI's fifty is up. Turns a length ball into a full one by .reaching out and he then heaves it from fourth stump for a flat six over deep midwicket. .Speed - 91ks\nRathi to Rickelton, 1 run .Wide and full, slashy drive to long-off. 92ks .Slip in\nRathi to Jacks, 1 run .Length on middle, worked to long-on\nRathi to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Misfield at cover. Pooran ambled to his right, got low but the ball skidded through. .Might've spun away. Was a shortish ball outside off that was cut. Rickelton lunging to .reduce the risk on the cross-bat shot\nRathi to Rickelton, SIX runs .Googly slog swept. This is very much off a length, no length-conversion business, hit on .the rise and against the angle too. Ball was angling away through a sixth-stump line but .Rickelton got on one knee and pummelled it over midwicket with a free swing .Chat between bowler and keeper\nRathi to Rickelton, 1 run .Shortish ball on the pads, 99ks, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket. Ends Rathi's .most expensive over so far this season .Timeout\nRavi Bishnoi to Rickelton, 1 run .Pitched up, whipped back low to Bishnoi's right. He half-stops it and the ball rolling to .long-on brings up Rickelton's fifty. Fastest so far this season for MI in IPL 2025. He .raises his bat and pumps his fists .See all photos\nRavi Bishnoi to Jacks, no run .Pitched up on fifth, quick, punched to cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Jacks, 1 run .Cuts the length ball on fifth with the spin, deep point runs left to stop it.\nRavi Bishnoi to Rickelton, no run .Beaten on the swivel-sweep. Rickelton went after it on line as it was slightly down leg .but the length ball beat the aggressive bat swing and hit him high on the pad\nRavi Bishnoi to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Width offered and the googly is cut hard. Finds the gap between short cover and cover .point. Length was slightly short too .Around the wicket\nRavi Bishnoi to Rickelton, 1 run .Cut again, this is straight to deep point\nAvesh Khan to Rickelton, 1 run .Full on fourth, bowled from a 11 o'clock angle, 127ks, whipped to long-on\nAvesh Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs .Jacks makes room and goes inside out. Mid-off was in, so he showed all his stumps .before the ball was delivered. Avesh tried to follow him with a three-quarter-length ball .but Jacks got beside the line and drove it on the rise\nAvesh Khan to Jacks, 1 run .Makes room again, gets followed by a shortish ball; pulled along the ground through .midwicket . .Ryan Rickelton vs Avesh Khan .BALLS .12 .RUNS .24 .OUTS .1 .SR .200.00 .4s\/6s .3\/1\nAvesh Khan to Rickelton, 1 run .Leading edge on the slog takes the ball to deep third. Mayank almost overran it after .moving left but managed to slide back and stop the ball. Was a fullish ball around off .that Rickelton wanted to launch over midwicket\nAvesh Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs .Yorker missed. Low full toss on leg released from wide of the crease, the angle in was .sharp and Jacks used it to flick the ball between short fine leg and backward square leg\nAvesh Khan to Jacks, 1 run .Another full toss. Around shin-high and at middle and off; Jacks exposes all three .stumps and drives to long-off\nRathi to Jacks, 1 run .104ks full ball on middle and leg, Jacks goes for the slog sweep. Plays it late, ball races .to short fine leg's left but long leg was fine. So, it'll only be one\nRathi to Rickelton, 1 run .Loopy length ball on leg, 90ks, swept hard to deep square leg. Ball hovered before .landing just outside the ring .Slip in\nRathi to Jacks, 1 run .Length on middle and leg, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket. 97ks\nRathi to Rickelton, OUT .Deceived in the air and Rathi's grassy notebook is back. Looked like the googly but it's .hard to tell with Rathi, who grips the ball with his thumb and forefinger. Was a .premeditated shot from Rickelton, made room early and slashed at a slower-looking .length ball just outside off. It was a touch too wide, he went through with the shot but .top-edged it. Ball lobbed to point. Good innings from Rickelton though .Ryan Rickelton c Badoni b Rathi 58 (32b 6x4 4x6 41m) SR: 181.25\nRathi to Suryakumar, no run .Fullish on middle and leg, 94ks, pushed off the inside-half of the straight bat to .midwicket\nRathi to Suryakumar, 1 run .Fullish on off from wide of the crease, flicked to square leg's left for a quick single. Ball .hit the inside-half of the bat again\nMayank Yadav to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Greeted with a lofted off-drive. 135ks full ball around off, SKY not letting the pacer .settle. Whacked it with the follow-through stopping midway, he held his shape though\nMayank Yadav to Suryakumar, 1 run .Slower length ball on off, worked through square leg. 115ks\nMayank Yadav to Jacks, FOUR runs .Makes room and late cuts a 138ks ball on the move. The shortish ball was following .him, rose around rib-height, and Jacks was limboing but managed to get the horizontal .bat chopping down onto ball.\nMayank Yadav to Jacks, SIX runs .Deep fine leg's in play... ball sails over him. Fuller side of length on the pads, Jacks .helped it along with a whip with the fully closed bat face\nMayank Yadav to Jacks, 1 run .Fullish slower ball on leg, clipped to midwicket's left\nMayank Yadav to Suryakumar, no run .Slower fullish offcutter lands around leg and spins past the flick. Looked wide, not given .Time for Ashish to return","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs MI, 45th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Mayank Yadav to Rickelton, no run Good ball to start. 141ks fullish on fourth, swinging in a touch, punched with a straight bat to the bowler's right\n Mayank Yadav to Rickelton, no run Same speed, back of length. Fourth-stump channel, ball bounces around waist-height and is bunted towards mid-off\n Mayank Yadav to Rickelton, no run Rickelton leans into the cover drive. Hits the fullish 142ks ball angling away through sixth to cover. Nicely timed\n Mayank Yadav to Rickelton, no run Beaten on the pull. Back of length, 141ks, sharp angle away. Landed around fourth and finished around sixth, Rickelton tried to drag it leg side with the pull\n Mayank Yadav to Rickelton, 1 wide Proper short ball but spongy bounce thereafter. Might be a sign of the pitch being slow. 136ks, over the batter's head. Ducked under by Rickelton\n Mayank Yadav to Rickelton, FOUR runs Overpitched and it's crunched straight mid-off. More of a smothered flick than a drive but Rickelton didn't close the bat face, which took the ball straight\n Mayank Yadav to Rickelton, 1 run Length on fourth, 138ks, punched off the back foot to mid-off's left Mayank's run-up was smooth and he went through his action nicely. Didn't get swing and he tested multiple lengths\n Prince Yadav to Rickelton, no run No direct hit from point and Rickelton gets away after having given up. Makram was the fielder with one stump to aim at, threw it centimetres away from the stumps as Rickelton jogged back. Was a length ball outside off that was square driven off the back foot. Rickelton took off, Rohit responded by running before sending his partner back\n Prince Yadav to Rickelton, SIX runs Slogged off a length. Rather graceful too. Was a channel ball but the batter picked it up on the rise and deposited it over cow corner\n Prince Yadav to Rickelton, no run Clips the length ball from off stump to midwicket. 136ks\n Prince Yadav to Rickelton, FOUR runs Rickelton's drive decks Rohit at the non-striker's. A fierce drive to a full toss speared around Rohit's chest, he covered his face and fell on his back in time\n Prince Yadav to Rickelton, FOUR runs Pulled over mid-on. Off a length, fifth-stump line. Hit off the bottom of the bat but cleared the fielder who leapt high.\n Prince Yadav to Rickelton, no run Almost dragged back onto the stumps. Rickelton swivels for the pull, the shortish ball hits him on the ribs and deflects onto glove, the ball then lobbed back. Ended up rolling through fourth stump\n Mayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Short ball down leg, goes past the pull. Went around shoulder height. Pace not shown\n Mayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Rohit uses the pace to pull it with a check, clears long leg. 141ks on a length, Rohit hopped back and got on one knee before swivelling and getting the bat lift from down to up. Played from well in front of the body\n Mayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs This is the conventional pull. Weight on the back foot to the 141ks shortish ball that rises around chest height, deep-backward square was in place but the ball clears him easy\n Mayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, no run Length this time, around top of off. 141ks. Defended towards cover\n Mayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, no run Premeditated crawl outside off doesn't work for Rohit. Mayank might've seen him, went back of length at 136ks, was close to the off-side tramline. Beaten on the pull\n Mayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, OUT Mayank has his first wicket of the season with the slower one. A soft dismissal for Rohit, who reached out to the wide length ball and cut straight to short third. His feet were planted, it was just the hands and torso that moved. Couldn't place it in the gap and that ends a promising start \n Mayank Yadav to Jacks, no run Bouncer to start but it's not in the firing line. Fifth-stump line, let go\n Rathi to Rickelton, no run 91ks length ball darting just outside off, looked quicker, worked off the back foot to the bowler's left\n Rathi to Rickelton, no run Fuller side of length on off, 93ks, worked back to the bowler\n Rathi to Rickelton, 1 run Not that short but Rickelton goes for the pull. Cleared the front leg, bent his knee and pulled it to deep midwicket Slip in\n Rathi to Jacks, no run Back of length, lands around sixth and spins away a touch. Beats the slog sweep\n Rathi to Jacks, 1 run Full on off, 97ks - that looked slower though, flicked to long-on\n Rathi to Rickelton, FOUR runs Markram charges left from long-off, parries the ball with his left hand but his shirt's in the way as he slides and the ball trickles onto the cushion. Was a full ball that was driven down the ground\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jacks, no run Fullish on fourth, driven to mid-off\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jacks, no run Big lbw appeal from bowler and keeper. Not given, and Bishnoi was asking for the review right away. Pant was confident too, there is a chat and LSG go for it. Impact is the issue here. Jacks was leaning forward but wasn't fully on one knee as he went for the slog sweep. There was a big gap between the ball and the inside edge as he missed it. Hit on the edge of the back thigh. Hawk-Eye shows the shortish ball that landed on fourth stump hit him just outside the line. Review lost\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jacks, 1 run Length on middle, trajectory's very flat, clipped through midwicket\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rickelton, SIX runs Essentially swept over the bowler. Got the front foot well forward, close to the pitch of the 91ks full ball just outside off, and whacked it off one knee. Was a googly too\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rickelton, no run Fuller side of length around off, 102ks, defended in front\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rickelton, 1 run Full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n Rathi to Rickelton, SIX runs The slog sweeps keep coming. MI's fifty is up. Turns a length ball into a full one by reaching out and he then heaves it from fourth stump for a flat six over deep midwicket. Speed - 91ks\n Rathi to Rickelton, 1 run Wide and full, slashy drive to long-off. 92ks Slip in\n Rathi to Jacks, 1 run Length on middle, worked to long-on\n Rathi to Rickelton, FOUR runs Misfield at cover. Pooran ambled to his right, got low but the ball skidded through. Might've spun away. Was a shortish ball outside off that was cut. Rickelton lunging to reduce the risk on the cross-bat shot\n Rathi to Rickelton, SIX runs Googly slog swept. This is very much off a length, no length-conversion business, hit on the rise and against the angle too. Ball was angling away through a sixth-stump line but Rickelton got on one knee and pummelled it over midwicket with a free swing Chat between bowler and keeper\n Rathi to Rickelton, 1 run Shortish ball on the pads, 99ks, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket. Ends Rathi's most expensive over so far this season Timeout\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rickelton, 1 run Pitched up, whipped back low to Bishnoi's right. He half-stops it and the ball rolling to long-on brings up Rickelton's fifty. Fastest so far this season for MI in IPL 2025. He raises his bat and pumps his fists See all photos\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jacks, no run Pitched up on fifth, quick, punched to cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jacks, 1 run Cuts the length ball on fifth with the spin, deep point runs left to stop it.\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rickelton, no run Beaten on the swivel-sweep. Rickelton went after it on line as it was slightly down leg but the length ball beat the aggressive bat swing and hit him high on the pad\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rickelton, FOUR runs Width offered and the googly is cut hard. Finds the gap between short cover and cover point. Length was slightly short too Around the wicket\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rickelton, 1 run Cut again, this is straight to deep point\n Avesh Khan to Rickelton, 1 run Full on fourth, bowled from a 11 o'clock angle, 127ks, whipped to long-on\n Avesh Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs Jacks makes room and goes inside out. Mid-off was in, so he showed all his stumps before the ball was delivered. Avesh tried to follow him with a three-quarter-length ball but Jacks got beside the line and drove it on the rise\n Avesh Khan to Jacks, 1 run Makes room again, gets followed by a shortish ball; pulled along the ground through midwicket Ryan Rickelton vs Avesh Khan BALLS 12 RUNS 24 OUTS 1 SR 200.00 4s\/6s 3\/1\n Avesh Khan to Rickelton, 1 run Leading edge on the slog takes the ball to deep third. Mayank almost overran it after moving left but managed to slide back and stop the ball. Was a fullish ball around off that Rickelton wanted to launch over midwicket\n Avesh Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs Yorker missed. Low full toss on leg released from wide of the crease, the angle in was sharp and Jacks used it to flick the ball between short fine leg and backward square leg\n Avesh Khan to Jacks, 1 run Another full toss. Around shin-high and at middle and off; Jacks exposes all three stumps and drives to long-off\n Rathi to Jacks, 1 run 104ks full ball on middle and leg, Jacks goes for the slog sweep. Plays it late, ball races to short fine leg's left but long leg was fine. So, it'll only be one\n Rathi to Rickelton, 1 run Loopy length ball on leg, 90ks, swept hard to deep square leg. Ball hovered before landing just outside the ring Slip in\n Rathi to Jacks, 1 run Length on middle and leg, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket. 97ks\n Rathi to Rickelton, OUT Deceived in the air and Rathi's grassy notebook is back. Looked like the googly but it's hard to tell with Rathi, who grips the ball with his thumb and forefinger. Was a premeditated shot from Rickelton, made room early and slashed at a slower-looking length ball just outside off. It was a touch too wide, he went through with the shot but top-edged it. Ball lobbed to point. Good innings from Rickelton though \n Rathi to Suryakumar, no run Fullish on middle and leg, 94ks, pushed off the inside-half of the straight bat to midwicket\n Rathi to Suryakumar, 1 run Fullish on off from wide of the crease, flicked to square leg's left for a quick single. Ball hit the inside-half of the bat again\n Mayank Yadav to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Greeted with a lofted off-drive. 135ks full ball around off, SKY not letting the pacer settle. Whacked it with the follow-through stopping midway, he held his shape though\n Mayank Yadav to Suryakumar, 1 run Slower length ball on off, worked through square leg. 115ks\n Mayank Yadav to Jacks, FOUR runs Makes room and late cuts a 138ks ball on the move. The shortish ball was following him, rose around rib-height, and Jacks was limboing but managed to get the horizontal bat chopping down onto ball.\n Mayank Yadav to Jacks, SIX runs Deep fine leg's in play... ball sails over him. Fuller side of length on the pads, Jacks helped it along with a whip with the fully closed bat face\n Mayank Yadav to Jacks, 1 run Fullish slower ball on leg, clipped to midwicket's left\n Mayank Yadav to Suryakumar, no run Slower fullish offcutter lands around leg and spins past the flick. 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Hits the fullish 142ks ball angling away through .sixth to cover. Nicely timed\nMayank Yadav to Rickelton, no run .Beaten on the pull. Back of length, 141ks, sharp angle away. Landed around fourth and .finished around sixth, Rickelton tried to drag it leg side with the pull\nMayank Yadav to Rickelton, 1 wide .Proper short ball but spongy bounce thereafter. Might be a sign of the pitch being slow. .136ks, over the batter's head. Ducked under by Rickelton\nMayank Yadav to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Overpitched and it's crunched straight mid-off. More of a smothered flick than a drive .but Rickelton didn't close the bat face, which took the ball straight\nMayank Yadav to Rickelton, 1 run .Length on fourth, 138ks, punched off the back foot to mid-off's left .Mayank's run-up was smooth and he went through his action nicely. Didn't get swing .and he tested multiple lengths\nPrince Yadav to Rickelton, no run .No direct hit from point and Rickelton gets away after having given up. Makram was .the fielder with one stump to aim at, threw it centimetres away from the stumps as .Rickelton jogged back. Was a length ball outside off that was square driven off the back .foot. Rickelton took off, Rohit responded by running before sending his partner back\nPrince Yadav to Rickelton, SIX runs .Slogged off a length. Rather graceful too. Was a channel ball but the batter picked it up .on the rise and deposited it over cow corner\nPrince Yadav to Rickelton, no run .Clips the length ball from off stump to midwicket. 136ks\nPrince Yadav to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Rickelton's drive decks Rohit at the non-striker's. A fierce drive to a full toss speared .around Rohit's chest, he covered his face and fell on his back in time\nPrince Yadav to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Pulled over mid-on. Off a length, fifth-stump line. Hit off the bottom of the bat but .cleared the fielder who leapt high.\nPrince Yadav to Rickelton, no run .Almost dragged back onto the stumps. Rickelton swivels for the pull, the shortish ball .hits him on the ribs and deflects onto glove, the ball then lobbed back. Ended up rolling .through fourth stump\nMayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Short ball down leg, goes past the pull. Went around shoulder height. Pace not shown\nMayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Rohit uses the pace to pull it with a check, clears long leg. 141ks on a length, Rohit .hopped back and got on one knee before swivelling and getting the bat lift from down to .up. Played from well in front of the body\nMayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .This is the conventional pull. Weight on the back foot to the 141ks shortish ball that .rises around chest height, deep-backward square was in place but the ball clears him .easy\nMayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, no run .Length this time, around top of off. 141ks. Defended towards cover\nMayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, no run .Premeditated crawl outside off doesn't work for Rohit. Mayank might've seen him, went .back of length at 136ks, was close to the off-side tramline. Beaten on the pull\nMayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, OUT .Mayank has his first wicket of the season with the slower one. A soft dismissal for .Rohit, who reached out to the wide length ball and cut straight to short third. His feet .were planted, it was just the hands and torso that moved. Couldn't place it in the gap .and that ends a promising start .Rohit Sharma c Prince Yadav b Yadav 12 (5b 0x4 2x6 14m) SR: 240\nMayank Yadav to Jacks, no run .Bouncer to start but it's not in the firing line. Fifth-stump line, let go\nRathi to Rickelton, no run .91ks length ball darting just outside off, looked quicker, worked off the back foot to the .bowler's left\nRathi to Rickelton, no run .Fuller side of length on off, 93ks, worked back to the bowler\nRathi to Rickelton, 1 run .Not that short but Rickelton goes for the pull. Cleared the front leg, bent his knee and .pulled it to deep midwicket .Slip in\nRathi to Jacks, no run .Back of length, lands around sixth and spins away a touch. Beats the slog sweep\nRathi to Jacks, 1 run .Full on off, 97ks - that looked slower though, flicked to long-on\nRathi to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Markram charges left from long-off, parries the ball with his left hand but his shirt's in .the way as he slides and the ball trickles onto the cushion. Was a full ball that was .driven down the ground\nRavi Bishnoi to Jacks, no run .Fullish on fourth, driven to mid-off\nRavi Bishnoi to Jacks, no run .Big lbw appeal from bowler and keeper. Not given, and Bishnoi was asking for the .review right away. Pant was confident too, there is a chat and LSG go for it. Impact is .the issue here. Jacks was leaning forward but wasn't fully on one knee as he went for .the slog sweep. There was a big gap between the ball and the inside edge as he missed .it. Hit on the edge of the back thigh. Hawk-Eye shows the shortish ball that landed on .fourth stump hit him just outside the line. Review lost\nRavi Bishnoi to Jacks, 1 run .Length on middle, trajectory's very flat, clipped through midwicket\nRavi Bishnoi to Rickelton, SIX runs .Essentially swept over the bowler. Got the front foot well forward, close to the pitch of .the 91ks full ball just outside off, and whacked it off one knee. Was a googly too\nRavi Bishnoi to Rickelton, no run .Fuller side of length around off, 102ks, defended in front\nRavi Bishnoi to Rickelton, 1 run .Full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\nRathi to Rickelton, SIX runs .The slog sweeps keep coming. MI's fifty is up. Turns a length ball into a full one by .reaching out and he then heaves it from fourth stump for a flat six over deep midwicket. .Speed - 91ks\nRathi to Rickelton, 1 run .Wide and full, slashy drive to long-off. 92ks .Slip in\nRathi to Jacks, 1 run .Length on middle, worked to long-on\nRathi to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Misfield at cover. Pooran ambled to his right, got low but the ball skidded through. .Might've spun away. Was a shortish ball outside off that was cut. Rickelton lunging to .reduce the risk on the cross-bat shot\nRathi to Rickelton, SIX runs .Googly slog swept. This is very much off a length, no length-conversion business, hit on .the rise and against the angle too. Ball was angling away through a sixth-stump line but .Rickelton got on one knee and pummelled it over midwicket with a free swing .Chat between bowler and keeper\nRathi to Rickelton, 1 run .Shortish ball on the pads, 99ks, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket. Ends Rathi's .most expensive over so far this season .Timeout\nRavi Bishnoi to Rickelton, 1 run .Pitched up, whipped back low to Bishnoi's right. He half-stops it and the ball rolling to .long-on brings up Rickelton's fifty. Fastest so far this season for MI in IPL 2025. He .raises his bat and pumps his fists .See all photos\nRavi Bishnoi to Jacks, no run .Pitched up on fifth, quick, punched to cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Jacks, 1 run .Cuts the length ball on fifth with the spin, deep point runs left to stop it.\nRavi Bishnoi to Rickelton, no run .Beaten on the swivel-sweep. Rickelton went after it on line as it was slightly down leg .but the length ball beat the aggressive bat swing and hit him high on the pad\nRavi Bishnoi to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Width offered and the googly is cut hard. Finds the gap between short cover and cover .point. Length was slightly short too .Around the wicket\nRavi Bishnoi to Rickelton, 1 run .Cut again, this is straight to deep point\nAvesh Khan to Rickelton, 1 run .Full on fourth, bowled from a 11 o'clock angle, 127ks, whipped to long-on\nAvesh Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs .Jacks makes room and goes inside out. Mid-off was in, so he showed all his stumps .before the ball was delivered. Avesh tried to follow him with a three-quarter-length ball .but Jacks got beside the line and drove it on the rise\nAvesh Khan to Jacks, 1 run .Makes room again, gets followed by a shortish ball; pulled along the ground through .midwicket . .Ryan Rickelton vs Avesh Khan .BALLS .12 .RUNS .24 .OUTS .1 .SR .200.00 .4s\/6s .3\/1\nAvesh Khan to Rickelton, 1 run .Leading edge on the slog takes the ball to deep third. Mayank almost overran it after .moving left but managed to slide back and stop the ball. Was a fullish ball around off .that Rickelton wanted to launch over midwicket\nAvesh Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs .Yorker missed. Low full toss on leg released from wide of the crease, the angle in was .sharp and Jacks used it to flick the ball between short fine leg and backward square leg\nAvesh Khan to Jacks, 1 run .Another full toss. Around shin-high and at middle and off; Jacks exposes all three .stumps and drives to long-off\nRathi to Jacks, 1 run .104ks full ball on middle and leg, Jacks goes for the slog sweep. Plays it late, ball races .to short fine leg's left but long leg was fine. So, it'll only be one\nRathi to Rickelton, 1 run .Loopy length ball on leg, 90ks, swept hard to deep square leg. Ball hovered before .landing just outside the ring .Slip in\nRathi to Jacks, 1 run .Length on middle and leg, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket. 97ks\nRathi to Rickelton, OUT .Deceived in the air and Rathi's grassy notebook is back. Looked like the googly but it's .hard to tell with Rathi, who grips the ball with his thumb and forefinger. Was a .premeditated shot from Rickelton, made room early and slashed at a slower-looking .length ball just outside off. It was a touch too wide, he went through with the shot but .top-edged it. Ball lobbed to point. Good innings from Rickelton though .Ryan Rickelton c Badoni b Rathi 58 (32b 6x4 4x6 41m) SR: 181.25\nRathi to Suryakumar, no run .Fullish on middle and leg, 94ks, pushed off the inside-half of the straight bat to .midwicket\nRathi to Suryakumar, 1 run .Fullish on off from wide of the crease, flicked to square leg's left for a quick single. Ball .hit the inside-half of the bat again\nMayank Yadav to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Greeted with a lofted off-drive. 135ks full ball around off, SKY not letting the pacer .settle. Whacked it with the follow-through stopping midway, he held his shape though\nMayank Yadav to Suryakumar, 1 run .Slower length ball on off, worked through square leg. 115ks\nMayank Yadav to Jacks, FOUR runs .Makes room and late cuts a 138ks ball on the move. The shortish ball was following .him, rose around rib-height, and Jacks was limboing but managed to get the horizontal .bat chopping down onto ball.\nMayank Yadav to Jacks, SIX runs .Deep fine leg's in play... ball sails over him. Fuller side of length on the pads, Jacks .helped it along with a whip with the fully closed bat face\nMayank Yadav to Jacks, 1 run .Fullish slower ball on leg, clipped to midwicket's left\nMayank Yadav to Suryakumar, no run .Slower fullish offcutter lands around leg and spins past the flick. Looked wide, not given .Time for Ashish to return\nRavi Bishnoi to Jacks, 1 run .Stifle short and wide as Jacks hops back and cuts to deep extra cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Just over a leaping Badoni at deep midwicket. Was he too far in? Could he have .grabbed that if he was right on the boundary edge? Flatter on off, Surya slogs sweeps .and just evades the fielder. Bishnoi is incensed.\nRavi Bishnoi to Suryakumar, no run .Pant is appealing for a stumping. Will the square leg umpire go upstairs? He doesn't. .Flatter trajectory outside off. Surya sweeps and misses. Pant doesn't collect cleanly but .the ball bobbles and hits the stump. Surya's foot was grounded though\nRavi Bishnoi to Suryakumar, 1 run .Flatter outside off, he pushes to long-on\nRavi Bishnoi to Jacks, 1 run .Darted in on off and middle, Jacks goes back and works to deep midwicket\nRavi Bishnoi to Suryakumar, 1 run .Fired in on middle and leg stump at 103kph as Suryakumar shimmies down and whisks .to deep midwicket off the inside half of the bat\nPrince Yadav to Suryakumar, no run .Begins with a yorker right on off stump and Surya can only dig that back to the bowler\nPrince Yadav to Suryakumar, 1 run .Had to reach really high for it and as a result wasn't in control there Surya. But gets it .away from any fielder. Slower short of a length ball outside off. He pulls and the balls .lands in between deep midwicket and midwicket\nPrince Yadav to Jacks, OUT .Through him! What a delivery from Prince. Aims for the base of middle stump, and gets .it on point at 137kph. Jacks is late in bringing his bat down and sees his stumps in a .mess .Will Jacks b Prince Yadav 29 (21b 3x4 1x6 41m) SR: 138.09\nPrince Yadav to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .What a way to start for Tilak. Low shin-high full toss on middle stump, not the easiest of .shots to execute but Tilak stays low and whips this through deep midwicket\nPrince Yadav to Tilak Varma, no run .On a length angling away from Prince outside off, he defends towards extra cover\nPrince Yadav to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Slower back of a length ball on leg stump, Tilak gets across and inside the line of that .delivery to pull to deep fine leg\nRavi Bishnoi to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Almost chops this back on. Wide, very outside off stump and short as well. He steps .across and looks to force this through the offside. Can only manage a thick inside-edge .past off stump\nRavi Bishnoi to Suryakumar, SIX runs .BAM! That's gone waaaay back into the stands. Darted right in Surya's arc on off. Was .the googly and he picked that up so quickly, got underneath it and walloped it over deep .midwicket\nRavi Bishnoi to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Flatter well outside off, Surya gets down on one knee and whacks him to the right of .deep backward square leg\nRavi Bishnoi to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Grip, turn and spin and still Surya gets four. Slowed that up, was at 90kph and was the .legbreak. The ball spins away, catches the outside edge of Surya's blade and runs away\nRavi Bishnoi to Suryakumar, 1 run .Slowe through the air again at 99kph on middle, Surya sweeps, but doesn't get a clean .enough connection towards deep square leg\nRavi Bishnoi to Tilak Varma, OUT .Top-edge, top-edge and Bishnoi has dismissed Tilak for the first time in T20s. Gently .tossed up wrong'un well outside the hitting arc of Tilak. Bishnoi slowed it down and got .that extra bounce, too. All that added up in inducing a false shot. Tilak reaches for it, .sweeps but can only spoon it as far as Prince Yadav at deep midwicket .Tilak Varma c Prince Yadav b Ravi Bishnoi 6 (5b 1x4 0x6 7m) SR: 120\nAvesh Khan to Suryakumar, no run .Good length ball outside off, he taps this to short third\nAvesh Khan to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Ramped with precision. And that's 4000 IPL runs for Suryakumar. Slower short of a .length ball well outside off. He arches back and ramps him over short third with ease\nAvesh Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .Goes fuller now and on pace around off stump, Surya drives to deep cover\nAvesh Khan to Hardik, 2 runs .Low full toss just outside off, he plays a punchy drive to the right of deep cover for a .couple of runs to get off the mark\nAvesh Khan to Hardik, no run .Angles the length ball on off stump as Hardik bunts this towards mid-off\nAvesh Khan to Hardik, 1 run .Hard lengths outside off stump, Hardik mistimes his bosh to mid-off\nPrince Yadav to Hardik, no run .Nails the yorker on off stump, think that tailed back in as well a touch. Hardik digs this .to point\nPrince Yadav to Hardik, 1 run .Banged in short outside off, he pulls this down towards cow corner\nPrince Yadav to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Oh, that's a Surya special... the Supla shot! Hardik is smiling, he can't believe what he's .just seen. It is an on-pace back of a length ball outside off, and what does Surya do. He .gets down on one knee, and hooks him over deep fine leg for a 64m six. You need .special skills to do that\nPrince Yadav to Suryakumar, 1 wide .Slower short of a length ball but down leg. Called a wide\nPrince Yadav to Suryakumar, 1 run .On a length on middle, he works this towards long-on for a run\nPrince Yadav to Hardik, 1 run .Straight as an arrow but long-off is quite straight too. Low full toss on middle, Hardik .presents the full face of the blade and unleashes a straight drive.\nPrince Yadav to Suryakumar, 2 runs .Fuller in length on middle and leg, Surya whisks it away to the left of deep midwicket for .a couple of runs\nMayank Yadav to Hardik, OUT .Through him! Hardik falls right after the time out. Hard lengths shaping back into .Hardik, who is late in bringing down his bat. The ball is through him and takes leg .stump. Important strike for the visitors. .Hardik Pandya b Yadav 5 (7b 0x4 0x6 12m) SR: 71.42\nMayank Yadav to Naman Dhir, no run .On a length just outside off, Dhir walks across and defends back to the bowler\nMayank Yadav to Naman Dhir, 1 wide .Slower bouncer outside off, but that was quite high and is called a wide\nMayank Yadav to Naman Dhir, 1 wide .Another wide, this time down leg. On a length but the line is awry and Mayank will have .to reload. Oh, hang on, LSG have reviewed the wide. Did it flick his thigh before going to .Pant? Nope, nothing there. The wide call stands and LSG lose a review.\nMayank Yadav to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Good length ball at 134.8kph outside off, he shuffles across and pushes towards point .for a quick single .For those asking about Mayank's pace, it's not too high. The wicket ball was 135kph. .He's on average been in the late 130s, early 140s mark\nMayank Yadav to Suryakumar, 1 run .Slower length ball on off stump, Surya waits for it before tapping it to long-on for a run\nMayank Yadav to Naman Dhir, no run .Sharp length ball outside off stump at 136.4kph as Dhir gets across and pushes this to .point\nMayank Yadav to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Slower offcutter at 109kph just outside off. Dhir who is standing on off stump works .this with soft hands to deep midwicket. Just the second over of the innings without a .boundary.\nPrince Yadav to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .Slower back of a length ball is carved away... for four. Was outside off and he slaps .this to the right of deep cover. Badoni hares across, dives but can't keep the ball inside .the field of play.\nPrince Yadav to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .Finds the gap one more time. Shin-high full toss on leg stumps, he works it with .authority and more importantly in the gap between deep midwicket and wide long-on\nPrince Yadav to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Another low full toss this time on middle and leg, he presents the full face of the bat and .gets this down to long-on\nPrince Yadav to Suryakumar, no run .Nails the yorker on middle, he digs this back to the bowler\nPrince Yadav to Suryakumar, 2 runs .Slower back of a length ball outside off, he cuts this to point, where a slight misfield .gets them two\nPrince Yadav to Suryakumar, 1 run .Another inswinging yorker on leg stump, he squeezes this to long-on but that's still a 12- .run over\nAvesh Khan to Suryakumar, no run .Attempts a wild swing across the line and misses. Fuller in length outside off, was in .his arc, but he can't connect\nAvesh Khan to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Fifty for Surya, off just 27 balls! And he gets there in style. Belts a length ball across the .line and miles over deep midwicket. .See all photos\nAvesh Khan to Suryakumar, OUT .Oh, he's mistimed that straight to extra cover! What a way to depart. Fullish in length .well outside off, he looks to loft this over cover, instead cue-ends it straight to extra .cover. Stands there in disbelief. .Suryakumar Yadav c Marsh b Avesh Khan 54 (28b 4x4 4x6 52m) SR: 192.85\nAvesh Khan to Corbin Bosch, 2 runs .Length ball outside off, he carves it past point for a couple of runs to get his IPL career .going\nAvesh Khan to Corbin Bosch, no run .Tails the fuller-length ball back into Bosch who gets a thick inside-edge on to his boot .as the ball lobs close to the bowler\nAvesh Khan to Corbin Bosch, 1 run .On a length outside off, he pushes to long-on\nRathi to Corbin Bosch, FOUR runs .Very fine, and four more. Slower through the air outside off, he brings out the reverse .and gets an under-edge past the keeper\nRathi to Corbin Bosch, 1 run .Now the conventional sweep, but he has support in the deep. Fired in down leg, he .sweeps and gets it to deep fine leg\nRathi to Naman Dhir, SIX runs .Going, going, gone! Amazing bat swing. Carrom ball, flicked out of the front of the hand, .but Dhir picks it up so well. Full extension of the arms and sends it soaring over long-on\nRathi to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Follows Dhir who was backing away well outside leg stump. Fuller and Dhir pushes to .long-on\nRathi to Corbin Bosch, SIX runs .Huuuuuge! Right in Bosch's slot outside off, was the wrong'un. He's picked that early as .he gets down on one knee and hammers him for an 80m six over deep midwicket .Around\nRathi to Corbin Bosch, 1 run .Flatter angling away from Bosch who slaps this to deep cover. 19 off that over.\nAvesh Khan to Corbin Bosch, 1 run .Fuller in length on off, he goes reverse, gets a thick inside-edge onto pad. There is a .loud appeal from Avesh, not given. Not sure, what he was appealing for. That came off .the middle of the bat onto pad\nAvesh Khan to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Excellent fielding. Fuller in length outside off, he laces a cover drive by backing away .and Marsh fives to his left and saves three\nAvesh Khan to Corbin Bosch, FOUR runs .Carved over extra cover! Low full toss outside off, Bosch backs away, but still manages .to reach it and gets four with all fielders inside the ring on the off side\nAvesh Khan to Corbin Bosch, OUT .Taken by Pooran at long-on. Low full toss on off stump, the bat turns in his hand as he .looks to go over the fielder's head. Pooran takes a simple catch. End of an important .cameo, nevertheless. .Corbin Bosch c Pooran b Avesh Khan 20 (10b 2x4 1x6 10m) SR: 200\nAvesh Khan to Chahar, 1 run .Another low full toss on middle and leg, he works this to deep fine leg .Right, can Dhir get a six?\nAvesh Khan to Naman Dhir, SIX runs .Oh, he sure can! MI finish on 215 and that's a huge score in Wankhede's first day game .of the season. Knee-high full toss on middle and leg, he gets across and scoops this .over short fine leg.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs MI, 45th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Mayank Yadav to Rickelton, no run Good ball to start. 141ks fullish on fourth, swinging in a touch, punched with a straight bat to the bowler's right\n Mayank Yadav to Rickelton, no run Same speed, back of length. Fourth-stump channel, ball bounces around waist-height and is bunted towards mid-off\n Mayank Yadav to Rickelton, no run Rickelton leans into the cover drive. Hits the fullish 142ks ball angling away through sixth to cover. Nicely timed\n Mayank Yadav to Rickelton, no run Beaten on the pull. Back of length, 141ks, sharp angle away. Landed around fourth and finished around sixth, Rickelton tried to drag it leg side with the pull\n Mayank Yadav to Rickelton, 1 wide Proper short ball but spongy bounce thereafter. Might be a sign of the pitch being slow. 136ks, over the batter's head. Ducked under by Rickelton\n Mayank Yadav to Rickelton, FOUR runs Overpitched and it's crunched straight mid-off. More of a smothered flick than a drive but Rickelton didn't close the bat face, which took the ball straight\n Mayank Yadav to Rickelton, 1 run Length on fourth, 138ks, punched off the back foot to mid-off's left Mayank's run-up was smooth and he went through his action nicely. Didn't get swing and he tested multiple lengths\n Prince Yadav to Rickelton, no run No direct hit from point and Rickelton gets away after having given up. Makram was the fielder with one stump to aim at, threw it centimetres away from the stumps as Rickelton jogged back. Was a length ball outside off that was square driven off the back foot. Rickelton took off, Rohit responded by running before sending his partner back\n Prince Yadav to Rickelton, SIX runs Slogged off a length. Rather graceful too. Was a channel ball but the batter picked it up on the rise and deposited it over cow corner\n Prince Yadav to Rickelton, no run Clips the length ball from off stump to midwicket. 136ks\n Prince Yadav to Rickelton, FOUR runs Rickelton's drive decks Rohit at the non-striker's. A fierce drive to a full toss speared around Rohit's chest, he covered his face and fell on his back in time\n Prince Yadav to Rickelton, FOUR runs Pulled over mid-on. Off a length, fifth-stump line. Hit off the bottom of the bat but cleared the fielder who leapt high.\n Prince Yadav to Rickelton, no run Almost dragged back onto the stumps. Rickelton swivels for the pull, the shortish ball hits him on the ribs and deflects onto glove, the ball then lobbed back. Ended up rolling through fourth stump\n Mayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Short ball down leg, goes past the pull. Went around shoulder height. Pace not shown\n Mayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Rohit uses the pace to pull it with a check, clears long leg. 141ks on a length, Rohit hopped back and got on one knee before swivelling and getting the bat lift from down to up. Played from well in front of the body\n Mayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs This is the conventional pull. Weight on the back foot to the 141ks shortish ball that rises around chest height, deep-backward square was in place but the ball clears him easy\n Mayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, no run Length this time, around top of off. 141ks. Defended towards cover\n Mayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, no run Premeditated crawl outside off doesn't work for Rohit. Mayank might've seen him, went back of length at 136ks, was close to the off-side tramline. Beaten on the pull\n Mayank Yadav to Rohit Sharma, OUT Mayank has his first wicket of the season with the slower one. A soft dismissal for Rohit, who reached out to the wide length ball and cut straight to short third. His feet were planted, it was just the hands and torso that moved. Couldn't place it in the gap and that ends a promising start \n Mayank Yadav to Jacks, no run Bouncer to start but it's not in the firing line. Fifth-stump line, let go\n Rathi to Rickelton, no run 91ks length ball darting just outside off, looked quicker, worked off the back foot to the bowler's left\n Rathi to Rickelton, no run Fuller side of length on off, 93ks, worked back to the bowler\n Rathi to Rickelton, 1 run Not that short but Rickelton goes for the pull. Cleared the front leg, bent his knee and pulled it to deep midwicket Slip in\n Rathi to Jacks, no run Back of length, lands around sixth and spins away a touch. Beats the slog sweep\n Rathi to Jacks, 1 run Full on off, 97ks - that looked slower though, flicked to long-on\n Rathi to Rickelton, FOUR runs Markram charges left from long-off, parries the ball with his left hand but his shirt's in the way as he slides and the ball trickles onto the cushion. Was a full ball that was driven down the ground\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jacks, no run Fullish on fourth, driven to mid-off\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jacks, no run Big lbw appeal from bowler and keeper. Not given, and Bishnoi was asking for the review right away. Pant was confident too, there is a chat and LSG go for it. Impact is the issue here. Jacks was leaning forward but wasn't fully on one knee as he went for the slog sweep. There was a big gap between the ball and the inside edge as he missed it. Hit on the edge of the back thigh. Hawk-Eye shows the shortish ball that landed on fourth stump hit him just outside the line. Review lost\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jacks, 1 run Length on middle, trajectory's very flat, clipped through midwicket\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rickelton, SIX runs Essentially swept over the bowler. Got the front foot well forward, close to the pitch of the 91ks full ball just outside off, and whacked it off one knee. Was a googly too\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rickelton, no run Fuller side of length around off, 102ks, defended in front\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rickelton, 1 run Full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n Rathi to Rickelton, SIX runs The slog sweeps keep coming. MI's fifty is up. Turns a length ball into a full one by reaching out and he then heaves it from fourth stump for a flat six over deep midwicket. Speed - 91ks\n Rathi to Rickelton, 1 run Wide and full, slashy drive to long-off. 92ks Slip in\n Rathi to Jacks, 1 run Length on middle, worked to long-on\n Rathi to Rickelton, FOUR runs Misfield at cover. Pooran ambled to his right, got low but the ball skidded through. Might've spun away. Was a shortish ball outside off that was cut. Rickelton lunging to reduce the risk on the cross-bat shot\n Rathi to Rickelton, SIX runs Googly slog swept. This is very much off a length, no length-conversion business, hit on the rise and against the angle too. Ball was angling away through a sixth-stump line but Rickelton got on one knee and pummelled it over midwicket with a free swing Chat between bowler and keeper\n Rathi to Rickelton, 1 run Shortish ball on the pads, 99ks, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket. Ends Rathi's most expensive over so far this season Timeout\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rickelton, 1 run Pitched up, whipped back low to Bishnoi's right. He half-stops it and the ball rolling to long-on brings up Rickelton's fifty. Fastest so far this season for MI in IPL 2025. He raises his bat and pumps his fists See all photos\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jacks, no run Pitched up on fifth, quick, punched to cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jacks, 1 run Cuts the length ball on fifth with the spin, deep point runs left to stop it.\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rickelton, no run Beaten on the swivel-sweep. Rickelton went after it on line as it was slightly down leg but the length ball beat the aggressive bat swing and hit him high on the pad\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rickelton, FOUR runs Width offered and the googly is cut hard. Finds the gap between short cover and cover point. Length was slightly short too Around the wicket\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rickelton, 1 run Cut again, this is straight to deep point\n Avesh Khan to Rickelton, 1 run Full on fourth, bowled from a 11 o'clock angle, 127ks, whipped to long-on\n Avesh Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs Jacks makes room and goes inside out. Mid-off was in, so he showed all his stumps before the ball was delivered. Avesh tried to follow him with a three-quarter-length ball but Jacks got beside the line and drove it on the rise\n Avesh Khan to Jacks, 1 run Makes room again, gets followed by a shortish ball; pulled along the ground through midwicket Ryan Rickelton vs Avesh Khan BALLS 12 RUNS 24 OUTS 1 SR 200.00 4s\/6s 3\/1\n Avesh Khan to Rickelton, 1 run Leading edge on the slog takes the ball to deep third. Mayank almost overran it after moving left but managed to slide back and stop the ball. Was a fullish ball around off that Rickelton wanted to launch over midwicket\n Avesh Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs Yorker missed. Low full toss on leg released from wide of the crease, the angle in was sharp and Jacks used it to flick the ball between short fine leg and backward square leg\n Avesh Khan to Jacks, 1 run Another full toss. Around shin-high and at middle and off; Jacks exposes all three stumps and drives to long-off\n Rathi to Jacks, 1 run 104ks full ball on middle and leg, Jacks goes for the slog sweep. Plays it late, ball races to short fine leg's left but long leg was fine. So, it'll only be one\n Rathi to Rickelton, 1 run Loopy length ball on leg, 90ks, swept hard to deep square leg. Ball hovered before landing just outside the ring Slip in\n Rathi to Jacks, 1 run Length on middle and leg, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket. 97ks\n Rathi to Rickelton, OUT Deceived in the air and Rathi's grassy notebook is back. Looked like the googly but it's hard to tell with Rathi, who grips the ball with his thumb and forefinger. Was a premeditated shot from Rickelton, made room early and slashed at a slower-looking length ball just outside off. It was a touch too wide, he went through with the shot but top-edged it. Ball lobbed to point. Good innings from Rickelton though \n Rathi to Suryakumar, no run Fullish on middle and leg, 94ks, pushed off the inside-half of the straight bat to midwicket\n Rathi to Suryakumar, 1 run Fullish on off from wide of the crease, flicked to square leg's left for a quick single. Ball hit the inside-half of the bat again\n Mayank Yadav to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Greeted with a lofted off-drive. 135ks full ball around off, SKY not letting the pacer settle. Whacked it with the follow-through stopping midway, he held his shape though\n Mayank Yadav to Suryakumar, 1 run Slower length ball on off, worked through square leg. 115ks\n Mayank Yadav to Jacks, FOUR runs Makes room and late cuts a 138ks ball on the move. The shortish ball was following him, rose around rib-height, and Jacks was limboing but managed to get the horizontal bat chopping down onto ball.\n Mayank Yadav to Jacks, SIX runs Deep fine leg's in play... ball sails over him. Fuller side of length on the pads, Jacks helped it along with a whip with the fully closed bat face\n Mayank Yadav to Jacks, 1 run Fullish slower ball on leg, clipped to midwicket's left\n Mayank Yadav to Suryakumar, no run Slower fullish offcutter lands around leg and spins past the flick. Looked wide, not given Time for Ashish to return\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jacks, 1 run Stifle short and wide as Jacks hops back and cuts to deep extra cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Suryakumar, SIX runs Just over a leaping Badoni at deep midwicket. Was he too far in? Could he have grabbed that if he was right on the boundary edge? Flatter on off, Surya slogs sweeps and just evades the fielder. Bishnoi is incensed.\n Ravi Bishnoi to Suryakumar, no run Pant is appealing for a stumping. Will the square leg umpire go upstairs? He doesn't. Flatter trajectory outside off. Surya sweeps and misses. Pant doesn't collect cleanly but the ball bobbles and hits the stump. Surya's foot was grounded though\n Ravi Bishnoi to Suryakumar, 1 run Flatter outside off, he pushes to long-on\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jacks, 1 run Darted in on off and middle, Jacks goes back and works to deep midwicket\n Ravi Bishnoi to Suryakumar, 1 run Fired in on middle and leg stump at 103kph as Suryakumar shimmies down and whisks to deep midwicket off the inside half of the bat\n Prince Yadav to Suryakumar, no run Begins with a yorker right on off stump and Surya can only dig that back to the bowler\n Prince Yadav to Suryakumar, 1 run Had to reach really high for it and as a result wasn't in control there Surya. But gets it away from any fielder. Slower short of a length ball outside off. He pulls and the balls lands in between deep midwicket and midwicket\n Prince Yadav to Jacks, OUT Through him! What a delivery from Prince. Aims for the base of middle stump, and gets it on point at 137kph. Jacks is late in bringing his bat down and sees his stumps in a mess \n Prince Yadav to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs What a way to start for Tilak. Low shin-high full toss on middle stump, not the easiest of shots to execute but Tilak stays low and whips this through deep midwicket\n Prince Yadav to Tilak Varma, no run On a length angling away from Prince outside off, he defends towards extra cover\n Prince Yadav to Tilak Varma, 1 run Slower back of a length ball on leg stump, Tilak gets across and inside the line of that delivery to pull to deep fine leg\n Ravi Bishnoi to Tilak Varma, 1 run Almost chops this back on. Wide, very outside off stump and short as well. He steps across and looks to force this through the offside. Can only manage a thick inside-edge past off stump\n Ravi Bishnoi to Suryakumar, SIX runs BAM! That's gone waaaay back into the stands. Darted right in Surya's arc on off. Was the googly and he picked that up so quickly, got underneath it and walloped it over deep midwicket\n Ravi Bishnoi to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Flatter well outside off, Surya gets down on one knee and whacks him to the right of deep backward square leg\n Ravi Bishnoi to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Grip, turn and spin and still Surya gets four. Slowed that up, was at 90kph and was the legbreak. The ball spins away, catches the outside edge of Surya's blade and runs away\n Ravi Bishnoi to Suryakumar, 1 run Slowe through the air again at 99kph on middle, Surya sweeps, but doesn't get a clean enough connection towards deep square leg\n Ravi Bishnoi to Tilak Varma, OUT Top-edge, top-edge and Bishnoi has dismissed Tilak for the first time in T20s. Gently tossed up wrong'un well outside the hitting arc of Tilak. Bishnoi slowed it down and got that extra bounce, too. All that added up in inducing a false shot. Tilak reaches for it, sweeps but can only spoon it as far as Prince Yadav at deep midwicket \n Avesh Khan to Suryakumar, no run Good length ball outside off, he taps this to short third\n Avesh Khan to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Ramped with precision. And that's 4000 IPL runs for Suryakumar. Slower short of a length ball well outside off. He arches back and ramps him over short third with ease\n Avesh Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run Goes fuller now and on pace around off stump, Surya drives to deep cover\n Avesh Khan to Hardik, 2 runs Low full toss just outside off, he plays a punchy drive to the right of deep cover for a couple of runs to get off the mark\n Avesh Khan to Hardik, no run Angles the length ball on off stump as Hardik bunts this towards mid-off\n Avesh Khan to Hardik, 1 run Hard lengths outside off stump, Hardik mistimes his bosh to mid-off\n Prince Yadav to Hardik, no run Nails the yorker on off stump, think that tailed back in as well a touch. Hardik digs this to point\n Prince Yadav to Hardik, 1 run Banged in short outside off, he pulls this down towards cow corner\n Prince Yadav to Suryakumar, SIX runs Oh, that's a Surya special... the Supla shot! Hardik is smiling, he can't believe what he's just seen. It is an on-pace back of a length ball outside off, and what does Surya do. He gets down on one knee, and hooks him over deep fine leg for a 64m six. You need special skills to do that\n Prince Yadav to Suryakumar, 1 wide Slower short of a length ball but down leg. Called a wide\n Prince Yadav to Suryakumar, 1 run On a length on middle, he works this towards long-on for a run\n Prince Yadav to Hardik, 1 run Straight as an arrow but long-off is quite straight too. Low full toss on middle, Hardik presents the full face of the blade and unleashes a straight drive.\n Prince Yadav to Suryakumar, 2 runs Fuller in length on middle and leg, Surya whisks it away to the left of deep midwicket for a couple of runs\n Mayank Yadav to Hardik, OUT Through him! Hardik falls right after the time out. Hard lengths shaping back into Hardik, who is late in bringing down his bat. The ball is through him and takes leg stump. Important strike for the visitors. \n Mayank Yadav to Naman Dhir, no run On a length just outside off, Dhir walks across and defends back to the bowler\n Mayank Yadav to Naman Dhir, 1 wide Slower bouncer outside off, but that was quite high and is called a wide\n Mayank Yadav to Naman Dhir, 1 wide Another wide, this time down leg. On a length but the line is awry and Mayank will have to reload. Oh, hang on, LSG have reviewed the wide. Did it flick his thigh before going to Pant? Nope, nothing there. The wide call stands and LSG lose a review.\n Mayank Yadav to Naman Dhir, 1 run Good length ball at 134.8kph outside off, he shuffles across and pushes towards point for a quick single For those asking about Mayank's pace, it's not too high. The wicket ball was 135kph. He's on average been in the late 130s, early 140s mark\n Mayank Yadav to Suryakumar, 1 run Slower length ball on off stump, Surya waits for it before tapping it to long-on for a run\n Mayank Yadav to Naman Dhir, no run Sharp length ball outside off stump at 136.4kph as Dhir gets across and pushes this to point\n Mayank Yadav to Naman Dhir, 1 run Slower offcutter at 109kph just outside off. Dhir who is standing on off stump works this with soft hands to deep midwicket. Just the second over of the innings without a boundary.\n Prince Yadav to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs Slower back of a length ball is carved away... for four. Was outside off and he slaps this to the right of deep cover. Badoni hares across, dives but can't keep the ball inside the field of play.\n Prince Yadav to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs Finds the gap one more time. Shin-high full toss on leg stumps, he works it with authority and more importantly in the gap between deep midwicket and wide long-on\n Prince Yadav to Naman Dhir, 1 run Another low full toss this time on middle and leg, he presents the full face of the bat and gets this down to long-on\n Prince Yadav to Suryakumar, no run Nails the yorker on middle, he digs this back to the bowler\n Prince Yadav to Suryakumar, 2 runs Slower back of a length ball outside off, he cuts this to point, where a slight misfield gets them two\n Prince Yadav to Suryakumar, 1 run Another inswinging yorker on leg stump, he squeezes this to long-on but that's still a 12-run over\n Avesh Khan to Suryakumar, no run Attempts a wild swing across the line and misses. Fuller in length outside off, was in his arc, but he can't connect\n Avesh Khan to Suryakumar, SIX runs Fifty for Surya, off just 27 balls! And he gets there in style. Belts a length ball across the line and miles over deep midwicket. See all photos\n Avesh Khan to Suryakumar, OUT Oh, he's mistimed that straight to extra cover! What a way to depart. Fullish in length well outside off, he looks to loft this over cover, instead cue-ends it straight to extra cover. Stands there in disbelief. \n Avesh Khan to Corbin Bosch, 2 runs Length ball outside off, he carves it past point for a couple of runs to get his IPL career going\n Avesh Khan to Corbin Bosch, no run Tails the fuller-length ball back into Bosch who gets a thick inside-edge on to his boot as the ball lobs close to the bowler\n Avesh Khan to Corbin Bosch, 1 run On a length outside off, he pushes to long-on\n Rathi to Corbin Bosch, FOUR runs Very fine, and four more. Slower through the air outside off, he brings out the reverse and gets an under-edge past the keeper\n Rathi to Corbin Bosch, 1 run Now the conventional sweep, but he has support in the deep. Fired in down leg, he sweeps and gets it to deep fine leg\n Rathi to Naman Dhir, SIX runs Going, going, gone! Amazing bat swing. Carrom ball, flicked out of the front of the hand, but Dhir picks it up so well. Full extension of the arms and sends it soaring over long-on\n Rathi to Naman Dhir, 1 run Follows Dhir who was backing away well outside leg stump. Fuller and Dhir pushes to long-on\n Rathi to Corbin Bosch, SIX runs Huuuuuge! Right in Bosch's slot outside off, was the wrong'un. He's picked that early as he gets down on one knee and hammers him for an 80m six over deep midwicket Around\n Rathi to Corbin Bosch, 1 run Flatter angling away from Bosch who slaps this to deep cover. 19 off that over.\n Avesh Khan to Corbin Bosch, 1 run Fuller in length on off, he goes reverse, gets a thick inside-edge onto pad. There is a loud appeal from Avesh, not given. Not sure, what he was appealing for. That came off the middle of the bat onto pad\n Avesh Khan to Naman Dhir, 1 run Excellent fielding. Fuller in length outside off, he laces a cover drive by backing away and Marsh fives to his left and saves three\n Avesh Khan to Corbin Bosch, FOUR runs Carved over extra cover! Low full toss outside off, Bosch backs away, but still manages to reach it and gets four with all fielders inside the ring on the off side\n Avesh Khan to Corbin Bosch, OUT Taken by Pooran at long-on. Low full toss on off stump, the bat turns in his hand as he looks to go over the fielder's head. Pooran takes a simple catch. End of an important cameo, nevertheless. \n Avesh Khan to Chahar, 1 run Another low full toss on middle and leg, he works this to deep fine leg Right, can Dhir get a six?\n Avesh Khan to Naman Dhir, SIX runs Oh, he sure can! MI finish on 215 and that's a huge score in Wankhede's first day game of the season. Knee-high full toss on middle and leg, he gets across and scoops this over short fine leg.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Chahar","Corbin Bosch","Hardik","Jacks","Naman Dhir","Rickelton","Rohit Sharma","Suryakumar","Tilak Varma"],"Runs":[1.0,20.0,5.0,29.0,25.0,58.0,12.0,54.0,6.0],"Balls_Faced":[1,10,7,21,11,32,5,28,5],"Fours":[0,2,0,3,2,6,0,4,1],"Sixes":[0,1,0,1,2,4,2,4,0],"S\/R":[100.0,200.0,71.43,138.1,227.27,181.25,240.0,192.86,120.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Pooran b Avesh Khan","b Yadav","b Prince Yadav","Not Out","c Badoni b Rathi","c Prince Yadav b Yadav","c Marsh b Avesh Khan","c Prince Yadav b Ravi Bishnoi"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Avesh Khan","Mayank Yadav","Prince Yadav","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi"],"Balls":[24,24,24,24,24],"Runs_Given":[42.0,40.0,44.0,48.0,41.0],"Wickets":[2,2,1,1,1],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Yash Dayal to Abhishek, 1 run .A little inside edge upfront. Short of a good length just around off stump. He tentatively .pokes at it without a lot of foot movement. Chops it perilously close to leg stump .Similar field for Head, stays over . .Virat Kohli vs Pat Cummins .BALLS .49 .RUNS .66 .OUTS .1 .SR .134.69 .4s\/6s .5\/3\nYash Dayal to Head, FOUR runs .Oh, what a shot to get off the mark. Fuller swinging away from Head well outside off. .He reaches for it and just cue-ends it through. Still gets enough power to get the ball to .the fence\nYash Dayal to Head, 1 run .Good length ball nibbling away from Head outside off as he cuts to deep point for a run\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, no run .On a good length just outside off, he pats this to short third\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, 1 run .Oh, the big booming inswinger that starts from well outside off and meets Abhishek on .off as he square drives to deep point\nYash Dayal to Head, 1 run .Fuller outside off, he drives this on the up off the inside half of the bat as the ball .crashes into the non-striker's stumps. Dayal didn't get anything on that on his .followthrough.\nBhuvneshwar to Head, FOUR runs .Awry start for Bhuvneshwar as he starts too straight on Head's pads. He effortlessly .flicks this to the vacant fine leg fence\nBhuvneshwar to Head, 2 runs .Good riposte, but Head still manages to get two. Good length ball angling away from .Head who throws his hands at it, gets a thick inside edge that travels towards fine leg\nBhuvneshwar to Head, 1 leg bye .Length on leg stump as he misses the flick and is struck on the pad. They pinch in a leg- .bye . .Abhishek Sharma in IPL, 2025 .INNS .12 .RUNS .374 .SR .191.79 .AVE .34.00 .HS .141\nBhuvneshwar to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Down he goes and gets four more. Jumps down the track, gives himself some room and .thrashes the good length ball over mid-off\nBhuvneshwar to Abhishek, SIX runs .BANG! Marginally short of a length ball just outside off. He picks the length early and .wallops this miles over deep midwicket for the first six of the innings\nBhuvneshwar to Abhishek, 1 leg bye .Shimmies down again, but Bhuvi follows him and strikes him on the pad as the duo take .a leg-bye to round up the 18-run over\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, 2 runs .Abhishek is hitting through the line like he mostly does. Good length ball veering away .from the batter, who lifts it over covers. Not timed as well as he would have liked, but he .will get two.\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, FOUR runs .BELTED! On a length shaping away from Abhishek outside off, he stands still and tonks .this over extra cover. Was right in Abhishek's slot\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, (no ball) .Play and miss! Oh, is there an edge? Dayal is adamant and he's convinced the keeper. .RCB go for a review. Scratch everything. Doesn't matter if there was an edge, because .Dayal has overstepped. .Free-hit\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, no run .Top delivery. Banged in short at pace on middle aiming for Abhishek's body. He is late .into his pull and gets beaten\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, SIX runs .UP AND OVER! Slightly pitched up and Abhishek brings that free swing of the bat into .play. Length just outside off, he shuffles across just a touch and smokes this straight .over the bowler's head\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, no run .The short ball almost does him in. Banged in short aiming for Abhishek's head even as .he looks to back away. He misses and Jitesh has to collect that well over his head\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, no run .Another play and a miss. Short of a good length around off and middle stump. Abhishek .dances down the track, gives himself room looking to smash that into next year. Only .connects at thin air\nNgidi to Head, FOUR runs .Not the best of starts for him. Loosener, gentle back of a length ball outside off, he .stays still and pulls this through the vacant midwicket area\nNgidi to Head, 1 run .Banged in short, rib-high on middle as he pulls to deep backward square leg .Replays confirm that there was no edge on\nNgidi to Abhishek, SIX runs .Crunched! Back of a length ball outside off, he lays into it and thrashes it over extra .cover and such is the power and the bat swing that the ball clears the boundary .Around the wicket\nNgidi to Abhishek, no run .Slower offcutter on off stump, he opens the face of the bat and guides to short third\nNgidi to Abhishek, FOUR runs .He had made up his mind waaay too early and the line of the delivery made it easy for .Abhishek. Slower back of a length ball on middle and leg. He gets right across and .hooks\/scoops to the vacant deep fine leg fence. 4000 T20 runs for Abhishek\nNgidi to Abhishek, OUT .Oh, dear! Abhishek has flicked that straight down deep backward square leg's throat. A .nothing delivery, really. Was a fuller-length ball down leg which he could have deposited .anywhere. Manages to only find Salt who runs in a few steps to his left and completes a .simple catch .Abhishek Sharma c Salt b Ngidi 34 (17b 3x4 3x6 19m) SR: 200\nBhuvneshwar to Head, no run .Fullish in length outside off, he drives on the up to extra cover\nBhuvneshwar to Head, OUT .Another one! Two wickets in three balls for RCB and SRH are suddenly in trouble. .Knuckle ball on a length at 119.7kph on off stump. Head gets his right leg out of the .way, trying to thrash this over mid-off. However, he gets deceived by the slowness of .the delivery and hands a comfortable catch to Shepherd at mid-off .Travis Head c Shepherd b Kumar 17 (10b 3x4 0x6 23m) SR: 170\nBhuvneshwar to Klaasen, no run .On a length angling into Klaasen on off and middle. He defends to the on-side\nBhuvneshwar to Klaasen, no run .Nicely. Length ball right on off stump, Klaasen presents the full face of the bat and .defends back to the bowler\nBhuvneshwar to Klaasen, 1 run .A direct hit and Kishan was done for all money. There wasn't a single there, really. Good .length on off, he punches to Ngidi at extra cover. Kishan is nowhere in the frame but .Ngidi misses. He had more time that he thought to throw down the stumps\nBhuvneshwar to Ishan, 2 runs .Did he get some bat there? Oh, he did. Wouldn't call that a chance... the ball was .travelling but Jitesh did get a glove on it. Was a length ball down leg, he nudges this .fine... a little too fine for his liking. Jitesh dives full-length to his right and actually saves .two\nNgidi to Klaasen, 1 run .On a good length outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides past backward .point .Around the wicket\nNgidi to Ishan, 2 runs .Oof! So close to the leg stump. Kishan is really riding his luck. On a length cutting back .into Kishan around off stump. He pushes at it, gets a thick inside-edge that was .perilously close to the leg pole\nNgidi to Ishan, no run .On a length on off stump, he prods forward and pushes back to the bowler\nNgidi to Ishan, FOUR runs .Crashed! Slower, loopy delivery but that was right in Kishan's slot outside off. He .smashes this past mid-on's right for a four\nNgidi to Ishan, 1 run .Juuuust over extra cover. Hard length outside off, he shimmies down the track looking .to hammer that into orbit. Mistimes it completely but just evades the fielder\nNgidi to Klaasen, SIX runs .Woohoo! What a way to end the powerplay. Into the surface outside off, not much pace .on it and that's just sat up for Klaasen to get into position and smoke it miles over deep .midwicket. That went 96m!\nSuyash Sharma to Ishan, no run .Googly tossed up outside off, he drives to extra cover where Kohli does the mopping up\nSuyash Sharma to Ishan, 1 run .Floated outside off at 89.8kph as Kishan drives to long-off\nSuyash Sharma to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Wayward delivery down leg and Klaasen gets four. Pushed quicker at 100.4kph on his .pads, Klaasen nudges this fine and gets good result\nSuyash Sharma to Klaasen, SIX runs .Going, going, gone! Floated on middle stump, was the googly. He gets under it and he .hits it with the turn for an 85m six over long-on\nSuyash Sharma to Klaasen, 1 leg bye .Darted on his pads, he misses the flick but still collets a leg-bye to short fine leg\nSuyash Sharma to Ishan, 1 run .Flatter and fuller outside off, he punches to long-off\nKrunal to Ishan, 1 run .Darted in on a length on Kishan's pads as he flicks this to deep midwicket . .Krunal Pandya in IPL, 2025 .INNS .12 .WKTS .14 .ECON .8.55 .AVE .21.50 .BEST .4\/45\nKrunal to Klaasen, 1 run .Flatter on off stump, he backs away, and pushes to long-off\nKrunal to Ishan, 1 run .Goes good length on leg stump, he stays back and works this towards deep midwicket's .right\nKrunal to Klaasen, no run .Darted in on off stump at 102kph, Klaasen stays back and leg side of the ball and .mistimes back to the bowler\nKrunal to Klaasen, 1 run .Flatter outside off, he looks to line this over deep midwicket but can only drag it to deep .square leg\nKrunal to Ishan, 1 run .Just a touch slower on a good length on middle, he works this towards long-off as .Krunal gives chase. Tidy start for him\nSuyash Sharma to Ishan, FOUR runs .Just over a leaping Kohli at extra cover. Tossed up well outside off, and he drives it .with pace. Kohli leaps, gets fingertips on it but that was never a catch\nSuyash Sharma to Ishan, FOUR runs .Two in two! Dragged down on middle and leg, he rocks back and hammers the pull to .the left of deep midwicket. The fielder had about five steps to get to the ball, he moved .two\nSuyash Sharma to Ishan, 1 run .Wrong'un outside off, was short in length, he pats this to deep point\nSuyash Sharma to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Drifts down leg again and Klaasen gets four again. Flatter on his pad, he nudges this .fine. There are no fielders in the deep there\nSuyash Sharma to Klaasen, OUT .Klaasen is done for the day and it's the Suyash googly that does him in. Wrong'un that .spins inside Klaasen's hitting arc on leg stump. He clears his left leg looking to clear .long-on. Gets it nowhere near the middle of the bat and Shepherd does the rest .Heinrich Klaasen c Shepherd b Suyash Sharma 24 (13b 2x4 2x6 19m) SR: 184.61\nSuyash Sharma to Verma, 1 run .Googly on middle and leg, he gets off the mark with a flick to deep midwicket\nKrunal to Verma, 1 run .Angled in on off stump, he pushes to long-off\nKrunal to Ishan, no run .Flatter angling away from Kishan who works to the right of short midwicket who dives .and saves a run\nKrunal to Ishan, SIX runs .Oh, fetch that! Dragged down on middle stump, Kishan pulls and clears the deep .midwicket fence with ease\nKrunal to Ishan, 1 run .Ooh, some turn. Was darted in on middle stump, he was looking to work that away, gets .it off the leading edge past point\nKrunal to Verma, 1 run .Fuller and flatter outside off, he drags this to deep midwicket\nKrunal to Ishan, 1 run .Pushed quicker on leg stump, he works this to deep midwicket for a run .Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play .Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan and win points to grab an SUV and 100+ prizes! Free to play, .100 winners every day! [India only] .Here's Himanshu for his first stint of the evening","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs RCB, 65th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Yash Dayal to Abhishek, 1 run A little inside edge upfront. Short of a good length just around off stump. He tentatively pokes at it without a lot of foot movement. Chops it perilously close to leg stump Similar field for Head, stays over Virat Kohli vs Pat Cummins BALLS 49 RUNS 66 OUTS 1 SR 134.69 4s\/6s 5\/3\n Yash Dayal to Head, FOUR runs Oh, what a shot to get off the mark. Fuller swinging away from Head well outside off. He reaches for it and just cue-ends it through. Still gets enough power to get the ball to the fence\n Yash Dayal to Head, 1 run Good length ball nibbling away from Head outside off as he cuts to deep point for a run\n Yash Dayal to Abhishek, no run On a good length just outside off, he pats this to short third\n Yash Dayal to Abhishek, 1 run Oh, the big booming inswinger that starts from well outside off and meets Abhishek on off as he square drives to deep point\n Yash Dayal to Head, 1 run Fuller outside off, he drives this on the up off the inside half of the bat as the ball crashes into the non-striker's stumps. Dayal didn't get anything on that on his followthrough.\n Bhuvneshwar to Head, FOUR runs Awry start for Bhuvneshwar as he starts too straight on Head's pads. He effortlessly flicks this to the vacant fine leg fence\n Bhuvneshwar to Head, 2 runs Good riposte, but Head still manages to get two. Good length ball angling away from Head who throws his hands at it, gets a thick inside edge that travels towards fine leg\n Bhuvneshwar to Head, 1 leg bye Length on leg stump as he misses the flick and is struck on the pad. They pinch in a leg-bye Abhishek Sharma in IPL, 2025 INNS 12 RUNS 374 SR 191.79 AVE 34.00 HS 141\n Bhuvneshwar to Abhishek, FOUR runs Down he goes and gets four more. Jumps down the track, gives himself some room and thrashes the good length ball over mid-off\n Bhuvneshwar to Abhishek, SIX runs BANG! Marginally short of a length ball just outside off. He picks the length early and wallops this miles over deep midwicket for the first six of the innings\n Bhuvneshwar to Abhishek, 1 leg bye Shimmies down again, but Bhuvi follows him and strikes him on the pad as the duo take a leg-bye to round up the 18-run over\n Yash Dayal to Abhishek, 2 runs Abhishek is hitting through the line like he mostly does. Good length ball veering away from the batter, who lifts it over covers. Not timed as well as he would have liked, but he will get two.\n Yash Dayal to Abhishek, FOUR runs BELTED! On a length shaping away from Abhishek outside off, he stands still and tonks this over extra cover. Was right in Abhishek's slot\n Play and miss! Oh, is there an edge? Dayal is adamant and he's convinced the keeper. RCB go for a review. Scratch everything. Doesn't matter if there was an edge, because Dayal has overstepped. Free-hit\n Yash Dayal to Abhishek, no run Top delivery. Banged in short at pace on middle aiming for Abhishek's body. He is late into his pull and gets beaten\n Yash Dayal to Abhishek, SIX runs UP AND OVER! Slightly pitched up and Abhishek brings that free swing of the bat into play. Length just outside off, he shuffles across just a touch and smokes this straight over the bowler's head\n Yash Dayal to Abhishek, no run The short ball almost does him in. Banged in short aiming for Abhishek's head even as he looks to back away. He misses and Jitesh has to collect that well over his head\n Yash Dayal to Abhishek, no run Another play and a miss. Short of a good length around off and middle stump. Abhishek dances down the track, gives himself room looking to smash that into next year. Only connects at thin air\n Ngidi to Head, FOUR runs Not the best of starts for him. Loosener, gentle back of a length ball outside off, he stays still and pulls this through the vacant midwicket area\n Ngidi to Head, 1 run Banged in short, rib-high on middle as he pulls to deep backward square leg Replays confirm that there was no edge on\n Ngidi to Abhishek, SIX runs Crunched! Back of a length ball outside off, he lays into it and thrashes it over extra cover and such is the power and the bat swing that the ball clears the boundary Around the wicket\n Ngidi to Abhishek, no run Slower offcutter on off stump, he opens the face of the bat and guides to short third\n Ngidi to Abhishek, FOUR runs He had made up his mind waaay too early and the line of the delivery made it easy for Abhishek. Slower back of a length ball on middle and leg. He gets right across and hooks\/scoops to the vacant deep fine leg fence. 4000 T20 runs for Abhishek\n Ngidi to Abhishek, OUT Oh, dear! Abhishek has flicked that straight down deep backward square leg's throat. A nothing delivery, really. Was a fuller-length ball down leg which he could have deposited anywhere. Manages to only find Salt who runs in a few steps to his left and completes a simple catch \n Bhuvneshwar to Head, no run Fullish in length outside off, he drives on the up to extra cover\n Bhuvneshwar to Head, OUT Another one! Two wickets in three balls for RCB and SRH are suddenly in trouble. Knuckle ball on a length at 119.7kph on off stump. Head gets his right leg out of the way, trying to thrash this over mid-off. However, he gets deceived by the slowness of the delivery and hands a comfortable catch to Shepherd at mid-off \n Bhuvneshwar to Klaasen, no run On a length angling into Klaasen on off and middle. He defends to the on-side\n Bhuvneshwar to Klaasen, no run Nicely. Length ball right on off stump, Klaasen presents the full face of the bat and defends back to the bowler\n Bhuvneshwar to Klaasen, 1 run A direct hit and Kishan was done for all money. There wasn't a single there, really. Good length on off, he punches to Ngidi at extra cover. Kishan is nowhere in the frame but Ngidi misses. He had more time that he thought to throw down the stumps\n Bhuvneshwar to Ishan, 2 runs Did he get some bat there? Oh, he did. Wouldn't call that a chance... the ball was travelling but Jitesh did get a glove on it. Was a length ball down leg, he nudges this fine... a little too fine for his liking. Jitesh dives full-length to his right and actually saves two\n Ngidi to Klaasen, 1 run On a good length outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides past backward point Around the wicket\n Ngidi to Ishan, 2 runs Oof! So close to the leg stump. Kishan is really riding his luck. On a length cutting back into Kishan around off stump. He pushes at it, gets a thick inside-edge that was perilously close to the leg pole\n Ngidi to Ishan, no run On a length on off stump, he prods forward and pushes back to the bowler\n Ngidi to Ishan, FOUR runs Crashed! Slower, loopy delivery but that was right in Kishan's slot outside off. He smashes this past mid-on's right for a four\n Ngidi to Ishan, 1 run Juuuust over extra cover. Hard length outside off, he shimmies down the track looking to hammer that into orbit. Mistimes it completely but just evades the fielder\n Ngidi to Klaasen, SIX runs Woohoo! What a way to end the powerplay. Into the surface outside off, not much pace on it and that's just sat up for Klaasen to get into position and smoke it miles over deep midwicket. That went 96m!\n Suyash Sharma to Ishan, no run Googly tossed up outside off, he drives to extra cover where Kohli does the mopping up\n Suyash Sharma to Ishan, 1 run Floated outside off at 89.8kph as Kishan drives to long-off\n Suyash Sharma to Klaasen, FOUR runs Wayward delivery down leg and Klaasen gets four. Pushed quicker at 100.4kph on his pads, Klaasen nudges this fine and gets good result\n Suyash Sharma to Klaasen, SIX runs Going, going, gone! Floated on middle stump, was the googly. He gets under it and he hits it with the turn for an 85m six over long-on\n Suyash Sharma to Klaasen, 1 leg bye Darted on his pads, he misses the flick but still collets a leg-bye to short fine leg\n Suyash Sharma to Ishan, 1 run Flatter and fuller outside off, he punches to long-off\n Krunal to Ishan, 1 run Darted in on a length on Kishan's pads as he flicks this to deep midwicket Krunal Pandya in IPL, 2025 INNS 12 WKTS 14 ECON 8.55 AVE 21.50 BEST 4\/45\n Krunal to Klaasen, 1 run Flatter on off stump, he backs away, and pushes to long-off\n Krunal to Ishan, 1 run Goes good length on leg stump, he stays back and works this towards deep midwicket's right\n Krunal to Klaasen, no run Darted in on off stump at 102kph, Klaasen stays back and leg side of the ball and mistimes back to the bowler\n Krunal to Klaasen, 1 run Flatter outside off, he looks to line this over deep midwicket but can only drag it to deep square leg\n Krunal to Ishan, 1 run Just a touch slower on a good length on middle, he works this towards long-off as Krunal gives chase. Tidy start for him\n Suyash Sharma to Ishan, FOUR runs Just over a leaping Kohli at extra cover. Tossed up well outside off, and he drives it with pace. Kohli leaps, gets fingertips on it but that was never a catch\n Suyash Sharma to Ishan, FOUR runs Two in two! Dragged down on middle and leg, he rocks back and hammers the pull to the left of deep midwicket. The fielder had about five steps to get to the ball, he moved two\n Suyash Sharma to Ishan, 1 run Wrong'un outside off, was short in length, he pats this to deep point\n Suyash Sharma to Klaasen, FOUR runs Drifts down leg again and Klaasen gets four again. Flatter on his pad, he nudges this fine. There are no fielders in the deep there\n Suyash Sharma to Klaasen, OUT Klaasen is done for the day and it's the Suyash googly that does him in. Wrong'un that spins inside Klaasen's hitting arc on leg stump. He clears his left leg looking to clear long-on. Gets it nowhere near the middle of the bat and Shepherd does the rest \n Suyash Sharma to Verma, 1 run Googly on middle and leg, he gets off the mark with a flick to deep midwicket\n Krunal to Verma, 1 run Angled in on off stump, he pushes to long-off\n Krunal to Ishan, no run Flatter angling away from Kishan who works to the right of short midwicket who dives and saves a run\n Krunal to Ishan, SIX runs Oh, fetch that! Dragged down on middle stump, Kishan pulls and clears the deep midwicket fence with ease\n Krunal to Ishan, 1 run Ooh, some turn. Was darted in on middle stump, he was looking to work that away, gets it off the leading edge past point\n Krunal to Verma, 1 run Fuller and flatter outside off, he drags this to deep midwicket\n Krunal to Ishan, 1 run Pushed quicker on leg stump, he works this to deep midwicket for a run Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan and win points to grab an SUV and 100+ prizes! Free to play, 100 winners every day! [India only] Here's Himanshu for his first stint of the evening","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Head","Ishan","Klaasen","Verma"],"Runs":[34.0,17.0,31.0,24.0,3.0],"Balls_Faced":[17,10,18,13,3],"Fours":[3,3,3,2,0],"Sixes":[3,0,1,2,0],"S\/R":[200.0,170.0,172.22,184.62,100.0],"dismissal":["c Salt b Ngidi","c Shepherd b Kumar","Not Out","c Shepherd b Suyash Sharma","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Krunal","Ngidi","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[19.0,15.0,29.0,26.0,21.0],"Wickets":[1,0,1,1,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Yash Dayal to Abhishek, 1 run .A little inside edge upfront. Short of a good length just around off stump. He tentatively .pokes at it without a lot of foot movement. Chops it perilously close to leg stump .Similar field for Head, stays over . .Virat Kohli vs Pat Cummins .BALLS .49 .RUNS .66 .OUTS .1 .SR .134.69 .4s\/6s .5\/3\nYash Dayal to Head, FOUR runs .Oh, what a shot to get off the mark. Fuller swinging away from Head well outside off. .He reaches for it and just cue-ends it through. Still gets enough power to get the ball to .the fence\nYash Dayal to Head, 1 run .Good length ball nibbling away from Head outside off as he cuts to deep point for a run\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, no run .On a good length just outside off, he pats this to short third\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, 1 run .Oh, the big booming inswinger that starts from well outside off and meets Abhishek on .off as he square drives to deep point\nYash Dayal to Head, 1 run .Fuller outside off, he drives this on the up off the inside half of the bat as the ball .crashes into the non-striker's stumps. Dayal didn't get anything on that on his .followthrough.\nBhuvneshwar to Head, FOUR runs .Awry start for Bhuvneshwar as he starts too straight on Head's pads. He effortlessly .flicks this to the vacant fine leg fence\nBhuvneshwar to Head, 2 runs .Good riposte, but Head still manages to get two. Good length ball angling away from .Head who throws his hands at it, gets a thick inside edge that travels towards fine leg\nBhuvneshwar to Head, 1 leg bye .Length on leg stump as he misses the flick and is struck on the pad. They pinch in a leg- .bye . .Abhishek Sharma in IPL, 2025 .INNS .12 .RUNS .374 .SR .191.79 .AVE .34.00 .HS .141\nBhuvneshwar to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Down he goes and gets four more. Jumps down the track, gives himself some room and .thrashes the good length ball over mid-off\nBhuvneshwar to Abhishek, SIX runs .BANG! Marginally short of a length ball just outside off. He picks the length early and .wallops this miles over deep midwicket for the first six of the innings\nBhuvneshwar to Abhishek, 1 leg bye .Shimmies down again, but Bhuvi follows him and strikes him on the pad as the duo take .a leg-bye to round up the 18-run over\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, 2 runs .Abhishek is hitting through the line like he mostly does. Good length ball veering away .from the batter, who lifts it over covers. Not timed as well as he would have liked, but he .will get two.\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, FOUR runs .BELTED! On a length shaping away from Abhishek outside off, he stands still and tonks .this over extra cover. Was right in Abhishek's slot\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, (no ball) .Play and miss! Oh, is there an edge? Dayal is adamant and he's convinced the keeper. .RCB go for a review. Scratch everything. Doesn't matter if there was an edge, because .Dayal has overstepped. .Free-hit\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, no run .Top delivery. Banged in short at pace on middle aiming for Abhishek's body. He is late .into his pull and gets beaten\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, SIX runs .UP AND OVER! Slightly pitched up and Abhishek brings that free swing of the bat into .play. Length just outside off, he shuffles across just a touch and smokes this straight .over the bowler's head\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, no run .The short ball almost does him in. Banged in short aiming for Abhishek's head even as .he looks to back away. He misses and Jitesh has to collect that well over his head\nYash Dayal to Abhishek, no run .Another play and a miss. Short of a good length around off and middle stump. Abhishek .dances down the track, gives himself room looking to smash that into next year. Only .connects at thin air\nNgidi to Head, FOUR runs .Not the best of starts for him. Loosener, gentle back of a length ball outside off, he .stays still and pulls this through the vacant midwicket area\nNgidi to Head, 1 run .Banged in short, rib-high on middle as he pulls to deep backward square leg .Replays confirm that there was no edge on\nNgidi to Abhishek, SIX runs .Crunched! Back of a length ball outside off, he lays into it and thrashes it over extra .cover and such is the power and the bat swing that the ball clears the boundary .Around the wicket\nNgidi to Abhishek, no run .Slower offcutter on off stump, he opens the face of the bat and guides to short third\nNgidi to Abhishek, FOUR runs .He had made up his mind waaay too early and the line of the delivery made it easy for .Abhishek. Slower back of a length ball on middle and leg. He gets right across and .hooks\/scoops to the vacant deep fine leg fence. 4000 T20 runs for Abhishek\nNgidi to Abhishek, OUT .Oh, dear! Abhishek has flicked that straight down deep backward square leg's throat. A .nothing delivery, really. Was a fuller-length ball down leg which he could have deposited .anywhere. Manages to only find Salt who runs in a few steps to his left and completes a .simple catch .Abhishek Sharma c Salt b Ngidi 34 (17b 3x4 3x6 19m) SR: 200\nBhuvneshwar to Head, no run .Fullish in length outside off, he drives on the up to extra cover\nBhuvneshwar to Head, OUT .Another one! Two wickets in three balls for RCB and SRH are suddenly in trouble. .Knuckle ball on a length at 119.7kph on off stump. Head gets his right leg out of the .way, trying to thrash this over mid-off. However, he gets deceived by the slowness of .the delivery and hands a comfortable catch to Shepherd at mid-off .Travis Head c Shepherd b Kumar 17 (10b 3x4 0x6 23m) SR: 170\nBhuvneshwar to Klaasen, no run .On a length angling into Klaasen on off and middle. He defends to the on-side\nBhuvneshwar to Klaasen, no run .Nicely. Length ball right on off stump, Klaasen presents the full face of the bat and .defends back to the bowler\nBhuvneshwar to Klaasen, 1 run .A direct hit and Kishan was done for all money. There wasn't a single there, really. Good .length on off, he punches to Ngidi at extra cover. Kishan is nowhere in the frame but .Ngidi misses. He had more time that he thought to throw down the stumps\nBhuvneshwar to Ishan, 2 runs .Did he get some bat there? Oh, he did. Wouldn't call that a chance... the ball was .travelling but Jitesh did get a glove on it. Was a length ball down leg, he nudges this .fine... a little too fine for his liking. Jitesh dives full-length to his right and actually saves .two\nNgidi to Klaasen, 1 run .On a good length outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides past backward .point .Around the wicket\nNgidi to Ishan, 2 runs .Oof! So close to the leg stump. Kishan is really riding his luck. On a length cutting back .into Kishan around off stump. He pushes at it, gets a thick inside-edge that was .perilously close to the leg pole\nNgidi to Ishan, no run .On a length on off stump, he prods forward and pushes back to the bowler\nNgidi to Ishan, FOUR runs .Crashed! Slower, loopy delivery but that was right in Kishan's slot outside off. He .smashes this past mid-on's right for a four\nNgidi to Ishan, 1 run .Juuuust over extra cover. Hard length outside off, he shimmies down the track looking .to hammer that into orbit. Mistimes it completely but just evades the fielder\nNgidi to Klaasen, SIX runs .Woohoo! What a way to end the powerplay. Into the surface outside off, not much pace .on it and that's just sat up for Klaasen to get into position and smoke it miles over deep .midwicket. That went 96m!\nSuyash Sharma to Ishan, no run .Googly tossed up outside off, he drives to extra cover where Kohli does the mopping up\nSuyash Sharma to Ishan, 1 run .Floated outside off at 89.8kph as Kishan drives to long-off\nSuyash Sharma to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Wayward delivery down leg and Klaasen gets four. Pushed quicker at 100.4kph on his .pads, Klaasen nudges this fine and gets good result\nSuyash Sharma to Klaasen, SIX runs .Going, going, gone! Floated on middle stump, was the googly. He gets under it and he .hits it with the turn for an 85m six over long-on\nSuyash Sharma to Klaasen, 1 leg bye .Darted on his pads, he misses the flick but still collets a leg-bye to short fine leg\nSuyash Sharma to Ishan, 1 run .Flatter and fuller outside off, he punches to long-off\nKrunal to Ishan, 1 run .Darted in on a length on Kishan's pads as he flicks this to deep midwicket . .Krunal Pandya in IPL, 2025 .INNS .12 .WKTS .14 .ECON .8.55 .AVE .21.50 .BEST .4\/45\nKrunal to Klaasen, 1 run .Flatter on off stump, he backs away, and pushes to long-off\nKrunal to Ishan, 1 run .Goes good length on leg stump, he stays back and works this towards deep midwicket's .right\nKrunal to Klaasen, no run .Darted in on off stump at 102kph, Klaasen stays back and leg side of the ball and .mistimes back to the bowler\nKrunal to Klaasen, 1 run .Flatter outside off, he looks to line this over deep midwicket but can only drag it to deep .square leg\nKrunal to Ishan, 1 run .Just a touch slower on a good length on middle, he works this towards long-off as .Krunal gives chase. Tidy start for him\nSuyash Sharma to Ishan, FOUR runs .Just over a leaping Kohli at extra cover. Tossed up well outside off, and he drives it .with pace. Kohli leaps, gets fingertips on it but that was never a catch\nSuyash Sharma to Ishan, FOUR runs .Two in two! Dragged down on middle and leg, he rocks back and hammers the pull to .the left of deep midwicket. The fielder had about five steps to get to the ball, he moved .two\nSuyash Sharma to Ishan, 1 run .Wrong'un outside off, was short in length, he pats this to deep point\nSuyash Sharma to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Drifts down leg again and Klaasen gets four again. Flatter on his pad, he nudges this .fine. There are no fielders in the deep there\nSuyash Sharma to Klaasen, OUT .Klaasen is done for the day and it's the Suyash googly that does him in. Wrong'un that .spins inside Klaasen's hitting arc on leg stump. He clears his left leg looking to clear .long-on. Gets it nowhere near the middle of the bat and Shepherd does the rest .Heinrich Klaasen c Shepherd b Suyash Sharma 24 (13b 2x4 2x6 19m) SR: 184.61\nSuyash Sharma to Verma, 1 run .Googly on middle and leg, he gets off the mark with a flick to deep midwicket\nKrunal to Verma, 1 run .Angled in on off stump, he pushes to long-off\nKrunal to Ishan, no run .Flatter angling away from Kishan who works to the right of short midwicket who dives .and saves a run\nKrunal to Ishan, SIX runs .Oh, fetch that! Dragged down on middle stump, Kishan pulls and clears the deep .midwicket fence with ease\nKrunal to Ishan, 1 run .Ooh, some turn. Was darted in on middle stump, he was looking to work that away, gets .it off the leading edge past point\nKrunal to Verma, 1 run .Fuller and flatter outside off, he drags this to deep midwicket\nKrunal to Ishan, 1 run .Pushed quicker on leg stump, he works this to deep midwicket for a run .Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play .Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan and win points to grab an SUV and 100+ prizes! Free to play, .100 winners every day! [India only] .Here's Himanshu for his first stint of the evening\nSuyash Sharma to Ishan, 1 run .angles this across on a fullish outside off, and turns away. Slapped to long-off . .Aniket Verma in IPL, 2025 .INNS .11 .RUNS .207 .SR .158.01 .AVE .25.87 .HS .74\nSuyash Sharma to Verma, SIX runs .bang! Comfortably clears the long-off boundary. Suyash tosses it up, and goes full and .just outside off. Aniket gets his front leg out of the way, and pummels it through the line\nSuyash Sharma to Verma, 1 run .the wrong 'un! This pitches on a length, and around fourth stump. Nudged to deep- .backward square leg\nSuyash Sharma to Ishan, 1 run .on a fullish length, and outside off again. It shapes to turn away, and is punched to long- .off\nSuyash Sharma to Verma, FOUR runs .pulled wide of long-on! Suyash bowls this short on middle, and although the ball finishes .on off, Aniket shifts his weight back to clobber it away for four\nSuyash Sharma to Verma, SIX runs .six more! Again he goes over long-off. Slower from Suyash, who goes much fuller this .time. The ball dips on off, and Aniket again attacks this through the off side by going .low\nKrunal to Ishan, SIX runs .highhh over deep square leg! The sound off the bat echoes around the ground. Kishan .backs away, and Krunal bowls on a length outside leg. Kishan goes bam, and the ball .flies for six\nKrunal to Ishan, 1 run .short of a length on leg, and this shapes to turn away. Whipped to deep square leg\nKrunal to Verma, SIX runs .phew! Full toss just around off, and six more! Aniket keeps liking the long-off region - .this is his third six there today - as this low full toss arrives at sixth stump, and he .crashes the ball back\nKrunal to Verma, OUT .gone! Nearly a mix-up between the fielders, though. Eventually, Bhuvneshwar, who was .at point, moves to his left and takes the ball in front of Ngidi, who was at short third. .Aniket's fun ends, as Krunal slows it down, and uses his experience to check the flurry .of sixes. Krunal angled it in, and bowled full on the stumps. Aniket went hoicking across .the line - perhaps aiming to go over midwicket - but gets a leading edge behind .Aniket Verma c Kumar b Pandya 26 (9b 1x4 3x6 13m) SR: 288.88\nKrunal to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .full, quick, and and straight. Clipped to fine leg to get off the mark\nKrunal to Ishan, 1 run .on the bounce to the man at deep-backward square leg, as Kishan goes hard at this pull .off a short ball on middle and leg\nNgidi to Ishan, 1 run .bowls one with a scrambled seam, and short of a length just outside off. Punched .towards mid-on .Over the stumps to Reddy\nNgidi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .on the fuller side of a length on middle and off, and pushed down to long-on\nNgidi to Ishan, FOUR runs .reads the slower ball, and clears mid-off. The loft is rather with a flat bat, as this full ball .angling into him arrives around fifth stump, and he goes with the line of the ball\nNgidi to Ishan, 1 run .another slower one, but this delivery is accurate from Ngidi. He bowls a yorker just .outside off, and Kishan jams his bat down for a single towards long-on\nNgidi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .full ball angling into the stumps, and Reddy flicks it to deep midwicket\nNgidi to Ishan, 1 run .fuller side of a length on middle, and at only 121kph. Nudged to fine leg to keep ticking .Time-out .Which was the more memorable Test? .17.9K votes .AUS vs IND, Adelaide, 2003 .SL vs IND, Galle, 2015 .Which was the more memorable Test? .15.9K votes .SL vs SA, Colombo (PSS), 2006 .IND vs AUS, Kolkata, 2001 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, we're trying to identify .the greatest Test of the 21st century with your help. Our latest round pits the final-day .drama in Colombo in 2006 against the 2001 classic in Kolkata, and Dravid's Adelaide .heroics against Herath's defence of the Galle fortress. Cast your vote now and help us .decide!\nKrunal to Ishan, 2 runs .Kishan shifts his weight back, and swipes at this good-length ball on the stumps to .deep midwicket. Good, quick running from Reddy, and that lets Kishan complete his .fifty .Ohh, Krunal spots Kishan skipping down the pitch... and doesn't deliver. So we'll reload.\nKrunal to Ishan, 1 run .angles this across, and this time bowls on a length, and on fifth stump. Cut away to .deep cover\nKrunal to Nitish Kumar, no run .nearly chipped back to Krunal! He bowls this full and slow, and on middle, and Reddy .pushes back at it\nKrunal to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .this time he looks to swing this over the leg side, but ends up heaving at this length ball .outside off on a few bounces to long-on\nKrunal to Ishan, FOUR runs .right in the gap between the men at long-on and deep square leg. Again Kishan clears .his front leg, and launches at this length ball around leg for a boundary\nKrunal to Ishan, no run .backs away, and Krunal bowls short and outside off. He's lucky to get away, though, as .Kishan finds the man at extra cover, to whom he slaps on the bounce\nShepherd to Nitish Kumar, no run .starts with a yorker, and then uses his footwork to prevent a run. The ball swings in and .arrives on middle, as Reddy drives back, before Shepherd sticks his right leg out to stop .the ball\nShepherd to Nitish Kumar, OUT .taken at short fine leg! Shepherd strikes second ball. The ball arrives into Krunal's lap, .and Reddy has to depart. Shepherd took pace off the ball, and bowled a bouncer. The .ball seemed to have pitched on off or thereabouts, but finished right on middle. Reddy .looked cramped for room, and looked to pull with his eyes taken off. The ball went off .the top half of the bat, and right where Krunal was positioned .Nitish Kumar Reddy c Pandya b Shepherd 4 (7b 0x4 0x6 13m) SR: 57.14\nShepherd to Manohar, 1 leg bye .another bouncer, and this pings Manohar's helmet!! There will thus be the mandatory .concussion check. Shepherd banged this hard on off, and Manohar, shaping to lean .forward for a push, seemed to be stung by the extra bounce. The ball banged his .forehead, went to deep third\nShepherd to Ishan, 1 run .Kishan stays deep in the crease, and gets across, before slashing at this good-length .ball just outside off to deep third\nShepherd to Manohar, no run .beaten! Manohar seems to be struggling against Shepherd. Short of a length, and in the .channel just outside off. Manohar went back to try and punch, but the ball passed the .outside edge\nShepherd to Manohar, 1 wide .a yorker, but outside leg. The ball swung in again - is there some reverse? - as Reddy .looked to flick but missed. The ball arrived just outside the line, though, but it's called .wide\nShepherd to Manohar, 1 run .short in length, and around sixth stump. Jabbed to point for a single, but the crowd is .going gaga with Kohli having fielded the ball with a tumble\nBhuvneshwar to Manohar, no run .short in length, and just outside off. He backs away slightly, and punches it towards the .man at extra cover\nBhuvneshwar to Manohar, no run .another one short in length - although very slightly fuller than the previous ball - and .around sixth stump. Slapped to extra cover again\nBhuvneshwar to Manohar, SIX runs .over deep-backward point! Manohar simply reaches out for this short delivery which is .climbing wide of off, and rides the bounce to ramp this for six. No foot movement there; .just a flourish . .Ishan Kishan vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .34 .RUNS .56 .OUTS .1 .SR .164.70 .4s\/6s .4\/4\nBhuvneshwar to Manohar, 1 run .slower ball, and on the shorter side of a length in the corridor. Hacked away to deep .cover point\nBhuvneshwar to Ishan, 1 run .nice yorker there. Bhuvi swings this away, and lands it bang on the base of off stump, as .Kishan manages to squeeze it out to long-on\nBhuvneshwar to Manohar, 1 run .another attempted yorker, but this ends up as a low full toss while swinging into middle. .Punch-drive to long-off\nShepherd to Manohar, 2 runs .slower ball, and on a length around off. Manohar waits for it to come, before nudging it .towards deep midwicket. Both batters are quick enough to push for and get two\nShepherd to Manohar, 1 run .another slower bouncer from Shepherd, and this comes on over middle and off after .seaming in from outside off. Hooked to deep square leg\nShepherd to Ishan, 1 wide .another slower delivery - at just 113kph - but this angles across, and lands very full and .wide of off. Kishan lets it go, and it's called wide\nShepherd to Ishan, no run .almost a carbon copy of the previous ball, but this isn't called wide. The ball swings .away, and lands as a yorker around seventh stump. Kishan looks to jam at it with a .horizontal bat, but misses\nShepherd to Ishan, SIX runs .swept away over short fine leg! Kishan sees this low and dipping full toss coming on .fifth stump, and goes low and slightly across to have a swipe\nShepherd to Ishan, 1 run .short of a length, and just outside off. Punched towards long-off\nShepherd to Manohar, OUT .taken with a juggle at deep midwicket!! Salt nearly dropped it, before catching the ball .by going low. Shepherd continued to bowl the bouncer, and this one rose well on top of .off after pitching outside it. Manohar backed away and looked to swat-pull it, but the .ball ballooned up off the higher side of the bat. All Salt had to do was keep his eyes on .it, which he did, and eventually took it after a second attempt .Abhinav Manohar c Salt b Shepherd 12 (11b 0x4 1x6 13m) SR: 109.09\nBhuvneshwar to Ishan, 2 runs .bowls a lowish full toss slanting away to arrive just outside off. He drove to extra cover, .from where the throw wasn't collected well by Bhuvi, and that allowed a second\nBhuvneshwar to Ishan, FOUR runs .sliced wonderfully over extra cover!! Kishan sees this ball swing away, and again come .on as a low full on off. He opens the face of the bat very timely, and lofts this over a .leaping David\nBhuvneshwar to Ishan, 2 runs .this is a yorker arriving bang on middle and off, and Kishan jams it towards deep extra .cover. Two more Kishan in no time\nBhuvneshwar to Ishan, no run .he shapes to reverse sweep, and Bhuvi bowls this very full and wide-ish of off. Kishan .misses despite reaching out, and it's called wide. But Jitesh reviews. Replays show the .ball slanting away, and pitching juuuuust about on the revised wide line. The third\nBhuvneshwar to Ishan, SIX runs .a bit of Rishabh Pant there!! He times that beautifully, and loses his bottom hand off the .bat, but still gets six over long-on. The ball was angling in, and arrived as a low full on .his knees on middle .Over the stumps\nBhuvneshwar to Ishan, 1 run .full ball angling away, and around off. Jammed to long-off\nNgidi to Ishan, 1 run .slower ball, and on a length around sixth stump. Nudged down to long-off .Cummins facing his first ball .Ngidi from over the stumps\nNgidi to Cummins, 2 runs .a slower bouncer on off, and Cummins gives it his all in looking to hook. The ball takes .off from the top edge, and lands wide on the right of the man at deep square leg\nNgidi to Cummins, 2 runs .two more! Shortish in length, and wide of off. Cummins throw his bat at it in looking to .hoick, but ends up chipping it in an ugly manner towards deep square leg\nNgidi to Cummins, no run .another slower delivery, and this time Cummins is beaten. It was fullish, and wide of off, .and Cummins looked to swing across the line but missed\nNgidi to Cummins, SIX runs .finally Cummins gets one away! Short of a length, but this is on middle. It is perfectly .okay in line and length for Cummins to clear a big boundary, and get six over square leg\nNgidi to Cummins, 2 runs .dropped by Ngidi! But that was a difficult chance. He turned around, and started .chasing the ball, before diving forward. The ball hit his hands and dribbled away .towards the long-off fielder running forward. It was a fullish ball, slow and wide of off, .as Cummins went lofting down the ground but mistimed it\nYash Dayal to Ishan, 1 run .well done by David at deep-backward square leg. In fact, he ends up at fine leg, and .takes it on the bounce, as Kishan swipes this full toss angling into him .David seemed to have hurt his hamstring, and goes off immediately. Bethell comes on .for him.\nYash Dayal to Cummins, 1 run .Cummins is nearly clueless, as this short ball pitches outside off, and shapes away. It .was slower too, and Cummins ended up chopping it wide of the stumps on the leg side\nYash Dayal to Ishan, 2 runs .lovely bowling! It is a slower ball, and a dipping yorker on off at barely 102kph. Kishan .goes swinging, and ends up toe-ending it towards square leg. They still pinch two, .though\nYash Dayal to Ishan, FOUR runs .another Pant-style swat!! He is off balance is reaching out for this slower ball, which is .on a length, and wide of off. The ball was slapped to cover point, where Shepherd ended .up diving over it\nYash Dayal to Ishan, SIX runs .excellently sliced over wide long-off! He goes deep in the crease, and clubs this slower .ball on a full length outside off\nYash Dayal to Ishan, 1 run .slower bouncer on middle, and hooked on a few bounces to fine leg. Kishan ends on .94*, having started the season with a century","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs RCB, 65th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Yash Dayal to Abhishek, 1 run A little inside edge upfront. Short of a good length just around off stump. He tentatively pokes at it without a lot of foot movement. Chops it perilously close to leg stump Similar field for Head, stays over Virat Kohli vs Pat Cummins BALLS 49 RUNS 66 OUTS 1 SR 134.69 4s\/6s 5\/3\n Yash Dayal to Head, FOUR runs Oh, what a shot to get off the mark. Fuller swinging away from Head well outside off. He reaches for it and just cue-ends it through. Still gets enough power to get the ball to the fence\n Yash Dayal to Head, 1 run Good length ball nibbling away from Head outside off as he cuts to deep point for a run\n Yash Dayal to Abhishek, no run On a good length just outside off, he pats this to short third\n Yash Dayal to Abhishek, 1 run Oh, the big booming inswinger that starts from well outside off and meets Abhishek on off as he square drives to deep point\n Yash Dayal to Head, 1 run Fuller outside off, he drives this on the up off the inside half of the bat as the ball crashes into the non-striker's stumps. Dayal didn't get anything on that on his followthrough.\n Bhuvneshwar to Head, FOUR runs Awry start for Bhuvneshwar as he starts too straight on Head's pads. He effortlessly flicks this to the vacant fine leg fence\n Bhuvneshwar to Head, 2 runs Good riposte, but Head still manages to get two. Good length ball angling away from Head who throws his hands at it, gets a thick inside edge that travels towards fine leg\n Bhuvneshwar to Head, 1 leg bye Length on leg stump as he misses the flick and is struck on the pad. They pinch in a leg-bye Abhishek Sharma in IPL, 2025 INNS 12 RUNS 374 SR 191.79 AVE 34.00 HS 141\n Bhuvneshwar to Abhishek, FOUR runs Down he goes and gets four more. Jumps down the track, gives himself some room and thrashes the good length ball over mid-off\n Bhuvneshwar to Abhishek, SIX runs BANG! Marginally short of a length ball just outside off. He picks the length early and wallops this miles over deep midwicket for the first six of the innings\n Bhuvneshwar to Abhishek, 1 leg bye Shimmies down again, but Bhuvi follows him and strikes him on the pad as the duo take a leg-bye to round up the 18-run over\n Yash Dayal to Abhishek, 2 runs Abhishek is hitting through the line like he mostly does. Good length ball veering away from the batter, who lifts it over covers. Not timed as well as he would have liked, but he will get two.\n Yash Dayal to Abhishek, FOUR runs BELTED! On a length shaping away from Abhishek outside off, he stands still and tonks this over extra cover. Was right in Abhishek's slot\n Play and miss! Oh, is there an edge? Dayal is adamant and he's convinced the keeper. RCB go for a review. Scratch everything. Doesn't matter if there was an edge, because Dayal has overstepped. Free-hit\n Yash Dayal to Abhishek, no run Top delivery. Banged in short at pace on middle aiming for Abhishek's body. He is late into his pull and gets beaten\n Yash Dayal to Abhishek, SIX runs UP AND OVER! Slightly pitched up and Abhishek brings that free swing of the bat into play. Length just outside off, he shuffles across just a touch and smokes this straight over the bowler's head\n Yash Dayal to Abhishek, no run The short ball almost does him in. Banged in short aiming for Abhishek's head even as he looks to back away. He misses and Jitesh has to collect that well over his head\n Yash Dayal to Abhishek, no run Another play and a miss. Short of a good length around off and middle stump. Abhishek dances down the track, gives himself room looking to smash that into next year. Only connects at thin air\n Ngidi to Head, FOUR runs Not the best of starts for him. Loosener, gentle back of a length ball outside off, he stays still and pulls this through the vacant midwicket area\n Ngidi to Head, 1 run Banged in short, rib-high on middle as he pulls to deep backward square leg Replays confirm that there was no edge on\n Ngidi to Abhishek, SIX runs Crunched! Back of a length ball outside off, he lays into it and thrashes it over extra cover and such is the power and the bat swing that the ball clears the boundary Around the wicket\n Ngidi to Abhishek, no run Slower offcutter on off stump, he opens the face of the bat and guides to short third\n Ngidi to Abhishek, FOUR runs He had made up his mind waaay too early and the line of the delivery made it easy for Abhishek. Slower back of a length ball on middle and leg. He gets right across and hooks\/scoops to the vacant deep fine leg fence. 4000 T20 runs for Abhishek\n Ngidi to Abhishek, OUT Oh, dear! Abhishek has flicked that straight down deep backward square leg's throat. A nothing delivery, really. Was a fuller-length ball down leg which he could have deposited anywhere. Manages to only find Salt who runs in a few steps to his left and completes a simple catch \n Bhuvneshwar to Head, no run Fullish in length outside off, he drives on the up to extra cover\n Bhuvneshwar to Head, OUT Another one! Two wickets in three balls for RCB and SRH are suddenly in trouble. Knuckle ball on a length at 119.7kph on off stump. Head gets his right leg out of the way, trying to thrash this over mid-off. However, he gets deceived by the slowness of the delivery and hands a comfortable catch to Shepherd at mid-off \n Bhuvneshwar to Klaasen, no run On a length angling into Klaasen on off and middle. He defends to the on-side\n Bhuvneshwar to Klaasen, no run Nicely. Length ball right on off stump, Klaasen presents the full face of the bat and defends back to the bowler\n Bhuvneshwar to Klaasen, 1 run A direct hit and Kishan was done for all money. There wasn't a single there, really. Good length on off, he punches to Ngidi at extra cover. Kishan is nowhere in the frame but Ngidi misses. He had more time that he thought to throw down the stumps\n Bhuvneshwar to Ishan, 2 runs Did he get some bat there? Oh, he did. Wouldn't call that a chance... the ball was travelling but Jitesh did get a glove on it. Was a length ball down leg, he nudges this fine... a little too fine for his liking. Jitesh dives full-length to his right and actually saves two\n Ngidi to Klaasen, 1 run On a good length outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides past backward point Around the wicket\n Ngidi to Ishan, 2 runs Oof! So close to the leg stump. Kishan is really riding his luck. On a length cutting back into Kishan around off stump. He pushes at it, gets a thick inside-edge that was perilously close to the leg pole\n Ngidi to Ishan, no run On a length on off stump, he prods forward and pushes back to the bowler\n Ngidi to Ishan, FOUR runs Crashed! Slower, loopy delivery but that was right in Kishan's slot outside off. He smashes this past mid-on's right for a four\n Ngidi to Ishan, 1 run Juuuust over extra cover. Hard length outside off, he shimmies down the track looking to hammer that into orbit. Mistimes it completely but just evades the fielder\n Ngidi to Klaasen, SIX runs Woohoo! What a way to end the powerplay. Into the surface outside off, not much pace on it and that's just sat up for Klaasen to get into position and smoke it miles over deep midwicket. That went 96m!\n Suyash Sharma to Ishan, no run Googly tossed up outside off, he drives to extra cover where Kohli does the mopping up\n Suyash Sharma to Ishan, 1 run Floated outside off at 89.8kph as Kishan drives to long-off\n Suyash Sharma to Klaasen, FOUR runs Wayward delivery down leg and Klaasen gets four. Pushed quicker at 100.4kph on his pads, Klaasen nudges this fine and gets good result\n Suyash Sharma to Klaasen, SIX runs Going, going, gone! Floated on middle stump, was the googly. He gets under it and he hits it with the turn for an 85m six over long-on\n Suyash Sharma to Klaasen, 1 leg bye Darted on his pads, he misses the flick but still collets a leg-bye to short fine leg\n Suyash Sharma to Ishan, 1 run Flatter and fuller outside off, he punches to long-off\n Krunal to Ishan, 1 run Darted in on a length on Kishan's pads as he flicks this to deep midwicket Krunal Pandya in IPL, 2025 INNS 12 WKTS 14 ECON 8.55 AVE 21.50 BEST 4\/45\n Krunal to Klaasen, 1 run Flatter on off stump, he backs away, and pushes to long-off\n Krunal to Ishan, 1 run Goes good length on leg stump, he stays back and works this towards deep midwicket's right\n Krunal to Klaasen, no run Darted in on off stump at 102kph, Klaasen stays back and leg side of the ball and mistimes back to the bowler\n Krunal to Klaasen, 1 run Flatter outside off, he looks to line this over deep midwicket but can only drag it to deep square leg\n Krunal to Ishan, 1 run Just a touch slower on a good length on middle, he works this towards long-off as Krunal gives chase. Tidy start for him\n Suyash Sharma to Ishan, FOUR runs Just over a leaping Kohli at extra cover. Tossed up well outside off, and he drives it with pace. Kohli leaps, gets fingertips on it but that was never a catch\n Suyash Sharma to Ishan, FOUR runs Two in two! Dragged down on middle and leg, he rocks back and hammers the pull to the left of deep midwicket. The fielder had about five steps to get to the ball, he moved two\n Suyash Sharma to Ishan, 1 run Wrong'un outside off, was short in length, he pats this to deep point\n Suyash Sharma to Klaasen, FOUR runs Drifts down leg again and Klaasen gets four again. Flatter on his pad, he nudges this fine. There are no fielders in the deep there\n Suyash Sharma to Klaasen, OUT Klaasen is done for the day and it's the Suyash googly that does him in. Wrong'un that spins inside Klaasen's hitting arc on leg stump. He clears his left leg looking to clear long-on. Gets it nowhere near the middle of the bat and Shepherd does the rest \n Suyash Sharma to Verma, 1 run Googly on middle and leg, he gets off the mark with a flick to deep midwicket\n Krunal to Verma, 1 run Angled in on off stump, he pushes to long-off\n Krunal to Ishan, no run Flatter angling away from Kishan who works to the right of short midwicket who dives and saves a run\n Krunal to Ishan, SIX runs Oh, fetch that! Dragged down on middle stump, Kishan pulls and clears the deep midwicket fence with ease\n Krunal to Ishan, 1 run Ooh, some turn. Was darted in on middle stump, he was looking to work that away, gets it off the leading edge past point\n Krunal to Verma, 1 run Fuller and flatter outside off, he drags this to deep midwicket\n Krunal to Ishan, 1 run Pushed quicker on leg stump, he works this to deep midwicket for a run Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan and win points to grab an SUV and 100+ prizes! Free to play, 100 winners every day! [India only] Here's Himanshu for his first stint of the evening\n Suyash Sharma to Ishan, 1 run angles this across on a fullish outside off, and turns away. Slapped to long-off Aniket Verma in IPL, 2025 INNS 11 RUNS 207 SR 158.01 AVE 25.87 HS 74\n Suyash Sharma to Verma, SIX runs bang! Comfortably clears the long-off boundary. Suyash tosses it up, and goes full and just outside off. Aniket gets his front leg out of the way, and pummels it through the line\n Suyash Sharma to Verma, 1 run the wrong 'un! This pitches on a length, and around fourth stump. Nudged to deep-backward square leg\n Suyash Sharma to Ishan, 1 run on a fullish length, and outside off again. It shapes to turn away, and is punched to long-off\n Suyash Sharma to Verma, FOUR runs pulled wide of long-on! Suyash bowls this short on middle, and although the ball finishes on off, Aniket shifts his weight back to clobber it away for four\n Suyash Sharma to Verma, SIX runs six more! Again he goes over long-off. Slower from Suyash, who goes much fuller this time. The ball dips on off, and Aniket again attacks this through the off side by going low\n Krunal to Ishan, SIX runs highhh over deep square leg! The sound off the bat echoes around the ground. Kishan backs away, and Krunal bowls on a length outside leg. Kishan goes bam, and the ball flies for six\n Krunal to Ishan, 1 run short of a length on leg, and this shapes to turn away. Whipped to deep square leg\n Krunal to Verma, SIX runs phew! Full toss just around off, and six more! Aniket keeps liking the long-off region - this is his third six there today - as this low full toss arrives at sixth stump, and he crashes the ball back\n Krunal to Verma, OUT gone! Nearly a mix-up between the fielders, though. Eventually, Bhuvneshwar, who was at point, moves to his left and takes the ball in front of Ngidi, who was at short third. Aniket's fun ends, as Krunal slows it down, and uses his experience to check the flurry of sixes. Krunal angled it in, and bowled full on the stumps. Aniket went hoicking across the line - perhaps aiming to go over midwicket - but gets a leading edge behind \n Krunal to Nitish Kumar, 1 run full, quick, and and straight. Clipped to fine leg to get off the mark\n Krunal to Ishan, 1 run on the bounce to the man at deep-backward square leg, as Kishan goes hard at this pull off a short ball on middle and leg\n Ngidi to Ishan, 1 run bowls one with a scrambled seam, and short of a length just outside off. Punched towards mid-on Over the stumps to Reddy\n Ngidi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run on the fuller side of a length on middle and off, and pushed down to long-on\n Ngidi to Ishan, FOUR runs reads the slower ball, and clears mid-off. The loft is rather with a flat bat, as this full ball angling into him arrives around fifth stump, and he goes with the line of the ball\n Ngidi to Ishan, 1 run another slower one, but this delivery is accurate from Ngidi. He bowls a yorker just outside off, and Kishan jams his bat down for a single towards long-on\n Ngidi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run full ball angling into the stumps, and Reddy flicks it to deep midwicket\n Ngidi to Ishan, 1 run fuller side of a length on middle, and at only 121kph. Nudged to fine leg to keep ticking Time-out Which was the more memorable Test? 17.9K votes AUS vs IND, Adelaide, 2003 SL vs IND, Galle, 2015 Which was the more memorable Test? 15.9K votes IND vs AUS, Kolkata, 2001 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, we're trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with your help. Our latest round pits the final-day drama in Colombo in 2006 against the 2001 classic in Kolkata, and Dravid's Adelaide heroics against Herath's defence of the Galle fortress. Cast your vote now and help us decide!\n Krunal to Ishan, 2 runs Kishan shifts his weight back, and swipes at this good-length ball on the stumps to deep midwicket. Good, quick running from Reddy, and that lets Kishan complete his fifty Ohh, Krunal spots Kishan skipping down the pitch... and doesn't deliver. So we'll reload.\n Krunal to Ishan, 1 run angles this across, and this time bowls on a length, and on fifth stump. Cut away to deep cover\n Krunal to Nitish Kumar, no run nearly chipped back to Krunal! He bowls this full and slow, and on middle, and Reddy pushes back at it\n Krunal to Nitish Kumar, 1 run this time he looks to swing this over the leg side, but ends up heaving at this length ball outside off on a few bounces to long-on\n Krunal to Ishan, FOUR runs right in the gap between the men at long-on and deep square leg. Again Kishan clears his front leg, and launches at this length ball around leg for a boundary\n Krunal to Ishan, no run backs away, and Krunal bowls short and outside off. He's lucky to get away, though, as Kishan finds the man at extra cover, to whom he slaps on the bounce\n Shepherd to Nitish Kumar, no run starts with a yorker, and then uses his footwork to prevent a run. The ball swings in and arrives on middle, as Reddy drives back, before Shepherd sticks his right leg out to stop the ball\n Shepherd to Nitish Kumar, OUT taken at short fine leg! Shepherd strikes second ball. The ball arrives into Krunal's lap, and Reddy has to depart. Shepherd took pace off the ball, and bowled a bouncer. The ball seemed to have pitched on off or thereabouts, but finished right on middle. Reddy looked cramped for room, and looked to pull with his eyes taken off. The ball went off the top half of the bat, and right where Krunal was positioned \n Shepherd to Manohar, 1 leg bye another bouncer, and this pings Manohar's helmet!! There will thus be the mandatory concussion check. Shepherd banged this hard on off, and Manohar, shaping to lean forward for a push, seemed to be stung by the extra bounce. The ball banged his forehead, went to deep third\n Shepherd to Ishan, 1 run Kishan stays deep in the crease, and gets across, before slashing at this good-length ball just outside off to deep third\n Shepherd to Manohar, no run beaten! Manohar seems to be struggling against Shepherd. Short of a length, and in the channel just outside off. Manohar went back to try and punch, but the ball passed the outside edge\n Shepherd to Manohar, 1 wide a yorker, but outside leg. The ball swung in again - is there some reverse? - as Reddy looked to flick but missed. The ball arrived just outside the line, though, but it's called wide\n Shepherd to Manohar, 1 run short in length, and around sixth stump. Jabbed to point for a single, but the crowd is going gaga with Kohli having fielded the ball with a tumble\n Bhuvneshwar to Manohar, no run short in length, and just outside off. He backs away slightly, and punches it towards the man at extra cover\n Bhuvneshwar to Manohar, no run another one short in length - although very slightly fuller than the previous ball - and around sixth stump. Slapped to extra cover again\n Bhuvneshwar to Manohar, SIX runs over deep-backward point! Manohar simply reaches out for this short delivery which is climbing wide of off, and rides the bounce to ramp this for six. No foot movement there; just a flourish Ishan Kishan vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 34 RUNS 56 OUTS 1 SR 164.70 4s\/6s 4\/4\n Bhuvneshwar to Manohar, 1 run slower ball, and on the shorter side of a length in the corridor. Hacked away to deep cover point\n Bhuvneshwar to Ishan, 1 run nice yorker there. Bhuvi swings this away, and lands it bang on the base of off stump, as Kishan manages to squeeze it out to long-on\n Bhuvneshwar to Manohar, 1 run another attempted yorker, but this ends up as a low full toss while swinging into middle. Punch-drive to long-off\n Shepherd to Manohar, 2 runs slower ball, and on a length around off. Manohar waits for it to come, before nudging it towards deep midwicket. Both batters are quick enough to push for and get two\n Shepherd to Manohar, 1 run another slower bouncer from Shepherd, and this comes on over middle and off after seaming in from outside off. Hooked to deep square leg\n Shepherd to Ishan, 1 wide another slower delivery - at just 113kph - but this angles across, and lands very full and wide of off. Kishan lets it go, and it's called wide\n Shepherd to Ishan, no run almost a carbon copy of the previous ball, but this isn't called wide. The ball swings away, and lands as a yorker around seventh stump. Kishan looks to jam at it with a horizontal bat, but misses\n Shepherd to Ishan, SIX runs swept away over short fine leg! Kishan sees this low and dipping full toss coming on fifth stump, and goes low and slightly across to have a swipe\n Shepherd to Ishan, 1 run short of a length, and just outside off. Punched towards long-off\n Shepherd to Manohar, OUT taken with a juggle at deep midwicket!! Salt nearly dropped it, before catching the ball by going low. Shepherd continued to bowl the bouncer, and this one rose well on top of off after pitching outside it. Manohar backed away and looked to swat-pull it, but the ball ballooned up off the higher side of the bat. All Salt had to do was keep his eyes on it, which he did, and eventually took it after a second attempt \n Bhuvneshwar to Ishan, 2 runs bowls a lowish full toss slanting away to arrive just outside off. He drove to extra cover, from where the throw wasn't collected well by Bhuvi, and that allowed a second\n Bhuvneshwar to Ishan, FOUR runs sliced wonderfully over extra cover!! Kishan sees this ball swing away, and again come on as a low full on off. He opens the face of the bat very timely, and lofts this over a leaping David\n Bhuvneshwar to Ishan, 2 runs this is a yorker arriving bang on middle and off, and Kishan jams it towards deep extra cover. Two more Kishan in no time\n Bhuvneshwar to Ishan, no run he shapes to reverse sweep, and Bhuvi bowls this very full and wide-ish of off. Kishan misses despite reaching out, and it's called wide. But Jitesh reviews. Replays show the ball slanting away, and pitching juuuuust about on the revised wide line. The third\n Bhuvneshwar to Ishan, SIX runs a bit of Rishabh Pant there!! He times that beautifully, and loses his bottom hand off the bat, but still gets six over long-on. The ball was angling in, and arrived as a low full on his knees on middle Over the stumps\n Bhuvneshwar to Ishan, 1 run full ball angling away, and around off. Jammed to long-off\n Ngidi to Ishan, 1 run slower ball, and on a length around sixth stump. Nudged down to long-off Cummins facing his first ball Ngidi from over the stumps\n Ngidi to Cummins, 2 runs a slower bouncer on off, and Cummins gives it his all in looking to hook. The ball takes off from the top edge, and lands wide on the right of the man at deep square leg\n Ngidi to Cummins, 2 runs two more! Shortish in length, and wide of off. Cummins throw his bat at it in looking to hoick, but ends up chipping it in an ugly manner towards deep square leg\n Ngidi to Cummins, no run another slower delivery, and this time Cummins is beaten. It was fullish, and wide of off, and Cummins looked to swing across the line but missed\n Ngidi to Cummins, SIX runs finally Cummins gets one away! Short of a length, but this is on middle. It is perfectly okay in line and length for Cummins to clear a big boundary, and get six over square leg\n Ngidi to Cummins, 2 runs dropped by Ngidi! But that was a difficult chance. He turned around, and started chasing the ball, before diving forward. The ball hit his hands and dribbled away towards the long-off fielder running forward. It was a fullish ball, slow and wide of off, as Cummins went lofting down the ground but mistimed it\n Yash Dayal to Ishan, 1 run well done by David at deep-backward square leg. In fact, he ends up at fine leg, and takes it on the bounce, as Kishan swipes this full toss angling into him David seemed to have hurt his hamstring, and goes off immediately. Bethell comes on for him.\n Yash Dayal to Cummins, 1 run Cummins is nearly clueless, as this short ball pitches outside off, and shapes away. It was slower too, and Cummins ended up chopping it wide of the stumps on the leg side\n Yash Dayal to Ishan, 2 runs lovely bowling! It is a slower ball, and a dipping yorker on off at barely 102kph. Kishan goes swinging, and ends up toe-ending it towards square leg. They still pinch two, though\n Yash Dayal to Ishan, FOUR runs another Pant-style swat!! He is off balance is reaching out for this slower ball, which is on a length, and wide of off. The ball was slapped to cover point, where Shepherd ended up diving over it\n Yash Dayal to Ishan, SIX runs excellently sliced over wide long-off! He goes deep in the crease, and clubs this slower ball on a full length outside off\n Yash Dayal to Ishan, 1 run slower bouncer on middle, and hooked on a few bounces to fine leg. 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That swung in late meeting the batter shin-high on .middle and leg. De Kock works this to short midwicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to de Kock, no run .On a length on middle, and the ball straightens after pitching as de Kock pushes back .towards the bowler.\nKhaleel Ahmed to de Kock, 1 run .On a length on de Kock's pads, who works this behind square to get off the mark .Khaleel stays over the wicket to Narine\nKhaleel Ahmed to Narine, SIX runs .Going, going and gone! He is not holding back. Back of a length ball coming back into .Narine, who stands still and whacks a pull miles over deep midwicket.\nKamboj to de Kock, SIX runs .BANG! Welcome to the bowling crease, says de Kock as he stays still and hammers the .back of a length ball on off for a huge six over deep midwicket\nKamboj to de Kock, (no ball) .On a length shaping away from de Kock who shoulders arms. Oh, hang on, the buzzers .are off in Chepauk which means that Kamboj has overstepped .Free-hit . .Anshul Kamboj in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .91 .WKTS .4 .4s\/6s .15\/8 .ECON .10.02 .AVE .38.00\nKamboj to de Kock, 1 run .Can't quite cash in. On a length on the stumps, he looks to dump this over cow corner, .can only manage a thick inside-edge on to pad as the ball lobs to the on-side\nKamboj to Narine, no run .Length ball on middle stump, Narime stays legside of the ball and miscues to mid-on\nKamboj to Narine, 2 runs .On a length outside off, Narine takes his right leg out of the way and was looking to go .straight down. Miscues to mid-on but Hooda over-runs the ball and concedes an extra .run\nKamboj to Narine, 1 run .Keeps it on a length on the stumps as Narine gives himself room again and swats this .to deep midwicket\nKamboj to de Kock, 1 run .On a length on the off stump as de Kock presents the full of his bat and drives neatly to .the left of mid-off for a run\nKhaleel Ahmed to de Kock, 1 run .Oh, what an effort from Kamboj. Had that stuck, surely it would have been the catch of .the season. Length ball on the pads of de Kock who whips it with authority to the right .of deep backward square leg. Kamboj sprints to his right, flings out his right hand in a .hope that the ball would stick. But it hits him on the wrist. . .Sunil Narine in IPL, 2025 .INNS .5 .RUNS .90 .SR .173.07 .AVE .22.50 .HS .44\nKhaleel Ahmed to Narine, 1 wide .Banged in short aiming for Narine's body who has to move outside the line of that. .Called a wide on height\nKhaleel Ahmed to Narine, 1 run .Fullish on a length on the stumps, he gives himself room and hacks this to the right of .mid-on where Noor puts in a dive and saves a few runs\nKhaleel Ahmed to de Kock, no run .Good length ball outside off, he punches to backward point\nKhaleel Ahmed to de Kock, SIX runs .No stopping this one! Wayward length ball down leg. He stays still and picks this with .glee over deep backward square leg for a 73m six.\nKhaleel Ahmed to de Kock, no run .On a length outside off, he mistimes his punch towards cover\nKhaleel Ahmed to de Kock, SIX runs .Top edge and that has travelled for a huge six! Banged in short aiming for de Kock's .helmet. He goes for a pull which ends being a top edge but such is the force he .generates the ball went to the second tier over deep fine leg\nAshwin to Narine, FOUR runs .Gives himself room outside leg stump but Ashwin follows him. Narine still manages to .free his arms and slams him in between mid-off and extra cover\nAshwin to Narine, 1 run .Flatter on leg stump, Narine miscues his slog to deep midwicket\nAshwin to de Kock, 1 run .On a length on his pads, he works this to the on-side\nAshwin to Narine, SIX runs .Carrom ball that is pumped for six more. Narine is on a roll. Dragged down on a touch .on leg stump and Narine pulls this over deep square leg\nAshwin to Narine, no run .Backs away quite a bit but Ashwin follows him and darts this on his pads as Narine .misses. The ball rolls to short fine leg\nAshwin to Narine, no run .Goes reverse now and misses again. Flatter outside off, Narine gets beaten\nKamboj to de Kock, OUT .Cleans him and CSK have wicket No. 1! Good length ball on off stump, de Kock was .looking to mow this over corner. Misses and sees his off pole pegged back. Kamboj .celebrates. CSK need to strike some 6-7 times in the next few overs to make any match .out of this. .Quinton de Kock b Kamboj 23 (16b 0x4 3x6 21m) SR: 143.75\nKamboj to Rahane, no run .On a length on off, Rahane gets right behind it and defends\nKamboj to Rahane, FOUR runs .Shot of the match? Kamboj gets greedy and goes too full. Ends up bowling this right in .Rahane's slot on off stump. He presents the full face of the bat and drives with elegance .past the bowler . .Ajinkya Rahane in IPL, 2025 .INNS .6 .RUNS .188 .SR .159.32 .AVE .37.60 .HS .61\nKamboj to Rahane, no run .On a length on the stumps, Rahane gets it off the inside half of the bat to the on-side\nKamboj to Rahane, 2 runs .Pushed fuller again outside off, he drives in the gap through covers for a couple of runs\nKamboj to Rahane, 1 run .Good length ball shaping back into Rahane on off. He opens the face of the bat and .guides to deep third\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahane, no run .On a length on the off stump, met by a full face of the bat from Rahane\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahane, SIX runs .Picked away with disdain! Length ball on Rahane's pads. He stays still and effortlessly .helps this 69m over deep square leg for six more\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahane, 1 run .Conway saves a certain boundary at point. Fuller outside off, he creams the square .drive and Conway dives to his left to intercept and save three runs\nKhaleel Ahmed to Narine, SIX runs .Add six more to Narine's tally. On a length on leg stump, was a slower ball. Narine .clears his front leg, and pumps this over wide long-on\nKhaleel Ahmed to Narine, no run .Slower back of a length ball just outside leg stump. Narine gives himself room again .and misses. Dhoni misfields as well but no harm done .Around the wicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Narine, 1 wide .Fuller but down leg, called a wide\nKhaleel Ahmed to Narine, FOUR runs .Beats the fielder. KKR doing it in a hurry. Slower back of a length ball on hi hips and .Narine just helps this to the left of deep backward square leg for four more\nAshwin to Rahane, 1 run .Stifle short on off, he pushes to long-on for a run\nAshwin to Narine, no run .Pushed quicker outside off stump, Narine watches closely and shoulders arms\nAshwin to Narine, SIX runs .No watching around this time. Offbreak just outside leg stump, he winds up and sends .this soaring over deep backward square leg for a huge six\nAshwin to Narine, SIX runs .Too full outside off, Narine stays still and tonks him over long-off for six more.\nAshwin to Narine, 1 run .Stifle shorter and quicker on middle, he shapes up for the pull, gets a thick inside edge .towards square leg\nAshwin to Rahane, no run .Tossed up just outside off, he defends to the offside\nNoor Ahmad to Narine, OUT .Cleans up Narine first ball. But what a stunning cameo this has been from the opener. .Pushed quicker on off stump. Narine looks to mow this across the line, misses and .sees his off stump flattened. .Sunil Narine b Noor Ahmad 44 (18b 2x4 5x6 35m) SR: 244.44\nNoor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, no run .Darted i outside off, he cuts this to point\nNoor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, no run .Wrong'un outside off, he pushes back to the bowler\nNoor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Fired in at 96kph on leg stump, he works this to short fine leg\nNoor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run .Quicker length ball on off, he pushes to point and sets off\nNoor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, no run .Darted in outside off, he runs this fine but can't beat point .10 years, 20 teams, 0 all-Indian backlines in an ISL Final. Bengaluru FC could create .history tomorrow with an all-Indian defensive setup, but once you look at the numbers, it .is an obvious choice. .Suds is back to finish things off\nAshwin to Rahane, no run .Fuller outside off, pushed to cover\nAshwin to Rahane, 2 runs .Dropped? Did it carry? Yes it does. Shortish on the stumps, Rahane goes back and pulls .it towards deep midwicket, where Vijay runs in and gets low but cannot hang on\nAshwin to Rahane, no run .Length bal outside off, punched back\nAshwin to Rahane, 1 leg bye .Tossed up on a length on off, Rahane looks to whip it across but misses. He is hit on .the flap of the front pad, only Ashwin appeals. And as the ball rolls towards short third, .they scamper for one .Around to Rinku\nAshwin to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Floated full on middle, eased down to long-off\nAshwin to Rahane, 1 run .Full on off, Rahane knocks it down to long-on .Timeout taken\nNoor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run .Almost hit back at Noor! He puts his hand up to catch it up it flies down to long-on. It .was tossed up outside off, Rahane went for the slog\nNoor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, no run .Quicker one on a length on middle, Rinku goes back to nudge it back to the bowler\nNoor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, no run .Nicely tossed up outside off, Rinku backs away to go big but only makes contact with .thin air. Importantly, he wasn't out of the crease\nNoor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .Finds the boundary! Floated full outside off, he slogs it off the inner half over midwicket. .The man in the deep was squarer\nNoor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, no run .The wrong'un tossed up outside off, Rinku goes for the glory hit over the off side but is .beaten on the inside\nNoor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Fuller outside off, sliced to deep point .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs KKR, 25th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to de Kock, no run Sharp good length ball to start off around off stump, de Kock defends towards point\n Khaleel Ahmed to de Kock, no run Gets a good length ball to slant back into de Kock who pushes back to the bowler Khaleel Ahmed in IPL, 2025 INNS 6 WKTS 10 ECON 8.11 AVE 16.50 BEST 3\/29\n Khaleel Ahmed to de Kock, no run Low full toss and he misses out. That swung in late meeting the batter shin-high on middle and leg. De Kock works this to short midwicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to de Kock, no run On a length on middle, and the ball straightens after pitching as de Kock pushes back towards the bowler.\n Khaleel Ahmed to de Kock, 1 run On a length on de Kock's pads, who works this behind square to get off the mark Khaleel stays over the wicket to Narine\n Khaleel Ahmed to Narine, SIX runs Going, going and gone! He is not holding back. Back of a length ball coming back into Narine, who stands still and whacks a pull miles over deep midwicket.\n Kamboj to de Kock, SIX runs BANG! Welcome to the bowling crease, says de Kock as he stays still and hammers the back of a length ball on off for a huge six over deep midwicket\n On a length shaping away from de Kock who shoulders arms. Oh, hang on, the buzzers are off in Chepauk which means that Kamboj has overstepped Free-hit BALLS 91 WKTS 4 4s\/6s 15\/8 ECON 10.02 AVE 38.00\n Kamboj to de Kock, 1 run Can't quite cash in. On a length on the stumps, he looks to dump this over cow corner, can only manage a thick inside-edge on to pad as the ball lobs to the on-side\n Kamboj to Narine, no run Length ball on middle stump, Narime stays legside of the ball and miscues to mid-on\n Kamboj to Narine, 2 runs On a length outside off, Narine takes his right leg out of the way and was looking to go straight down. Miscues to mid-on but Hooda over-runs the ball and concedes an extra run\n Kamboj to Narine, 1 run Keeps it on a length on the stumps as Narine gives himself room again and swats this to deep midwicket\n Kamboj to de Kock, 1 run On a length on the off stump as de Kock presents the full of his bat and drives neatly to the left of mid-off for a run\n Khaleel Ahmed to de Kock, 1 run Oh, what an effort from Kamboj. Had that stuck, surely it would have been the catch of the season. Length ball on the pads of de Kock who whips it with authority to the right of deep backward square leg. Kamboj sprints to his right, flings out his right hand in a hope that the ball would stick. But it hits him on the wrist. Sunil Narine in IPL, 2025 INNS 5 RUNS 90 SR 173.07 AVE 22.50 HS 44\n Khaleel Ahmed to Narine, 1 wide Banged in short aiming for Narine's body who has to move outside the line of that. Called a wide on height\n Khaleel Ahmed to Narine, 1 run Fullish on a length on the stumps, he gives himself room and hacks this to the right of mid-on where Noor puts in a dive and saves a few runs\n Khaleel Ahmed to de Kock, no run Good length ball outside off, he punches to backward point\n Khaleel Ahmed to de Kock, SIX runs No stopping this one! Wayward length ball down leg. He stays still and picks this with glee over deep backward square leg for a 73m six.\n Khaleel Ahmed to de Kock, no run On a length outside off, he mistimes his punch towards cover\n Khaleel Ahmed to de Kock, SIX runs Top edge and that has travelled for a huge six! Banged in short aiming for de Kock's helmet. He goes for a pull which ends being a top edge but such is the force he generates the ball went to the second tier over deep fine leg\n Ashwin to Narine, FOUR runs Gives himself room outside leg stump but Ashwin follows him. Narine still manages to free his arms and slams him in between mid-off and extra cover\n Ashwin to Narine, 1 run Flatter on leg stump, Narine miscues his slog to deep midwicket\n Ashwin to de Kock, 1 run On a length on his pads, he works this to the on-side\n Ashwin to Narine, SIX runs Carrom ball that is pumped for six more. Narine is on a roll. Dragged down on a touch on leg stump and Narine pulls this over deep square leg\n Ashwin to Narine, no run Backs away quite a bit but Ashwin follows him and darts this on his pads as Narine misses. The ball rolls to short fine leg\n Ashwin to Narine, no run Goes reverse now and misses again. Flatter outside off, Narine gets beaten\n Kamboj to de Kock, OUT Cleans him and CSK have wicket No. 1! Good length ball on off stump, de Kock was looking to mow this over corner. Misses and sees his off pole pegged back. Kamboj celebrates. CSK need to strike some 6-7 times in the next few overs to make any match out of this. \n Kamboj to Rahane, no run On a length on off, Rahane gets right behind it and defends\n Kamboj to Rahane, FOUR runs Shot of the match? Kamboj gets greedy and goes too full. Ends up bowling this right in Rahane's slot on off stump. He presents the full face of the bat and drives with elegance past the bowler Ajinkya Rahane in IPL, 2025 INNS 6 RUNS 188 SR 159.32 AVE 37.60 HS 61\n Kamboj to Rahane, no run On a length on the stumps, Rahane gets it off the inside half of the bat to the on-side\n Kamboj to Rahane, 2 runs Pushed fuller again outside off, he drives in the gap through covers for a couple of runs\n Kamboj to Rahane, 1 run Good length ball shaping back into Rahane on off. He opens the face of the bat and guides to deep third\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahane, no run On a length on the off stump, met by a full face of the bat from Rahane\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahane, SIX runs Picked away with disdain! Length ball on Rahane's pads. He stays still and effortlessly helps this 69m over deep square leg for six more\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahane, 1 run Conway saves a certain boundary at point. Fuller outside off, he creams the square drive and Conway dives to his left to intercept and save three runs\n Khaleel Ahmed to Narine, SIX runs Add six more to Narine's tally. On a length on leg stump, was a slower ball. Narine clears his front leg, and pumps this over wide long-on\n Khaleel Ahmed to Narine, no run Slower back of a length ball just outside leg stump. Narine gives himself room again and misses. Dhoni misfields as well but no harm done Around the wicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Narine, 1 wide Fuller but down leg, called a wide\n Khaleel Ahmed to Narine, FOUR runs Beats the fielder. KKR doing it in a hurry. Slower back of a length ball on hi hips and Narine just helps this to the left of deep backward square leg for four more\n Ashwin to Rahane, 1 run Stifle short on off, he pushes to long-on for a run\n Ashwin to Narine, no run Pushed quicker outside off stump, Narine watches closely and shoulders arms\n Ashwin to Narine, SIX runs No watching around this time. Offbreak just outside leg stump, he winds up and sends this soaring over deep backward square leg for a huge six\n Ashwin to Narine, SIX runs Too full outside off, Narine stays still and tonks him over long-off for six more.\n Ashwin to Narine, 1 run Stifle shorter and quicker on middle, he shapes up for the pull, gets a thick inside edge towards square leg\n Ashwin to Rahane, no run Tossed up just outside off, he defends to the offside\n Noor Ahmad to Narine, OUT Cleans up Narine first ball. But what a stunning cameo this has been from the opener. Pushed quicker on off stump. Narine looks to mow this across the line, misses and sees his off stump flattened. \n Noor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, no run Darted i outside off, he cuts this to point\n Noor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, no run Wrong'un outside off, he pushes back to the bowler\n Noor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, 1 run Fired in at 96kph on leg stump, he works this to short fine leg\n Noor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run Quicker length ball on off, he pushes to point and sets off\n Noor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, no run Darted in outside off, he runs this fine but can't beat point 10 years, 20 teams, 0 all-Indian backlines in an ISL Final. Bengaluru FC could create history tomorrow with an all-Indian defensive setup, but once you look at the numbers, it is an obvious choice. Suds is back to finish things off\n Ashwin to Rahane, no run Fuller outside off, pushed to cover\n Ashwin to Rahane, 2 runs Dropped? Did it carry? Yes it does. Shortish on the stumps, Rahane goes back and pulls it towards deep midwicket, where Vijay runs in and gets low but cannot hang on\n Ashwin to Rahane, no run Length bal outside off, punched back\n Ashwin to Rahane, 1 leg bye Tossed up on a length on off, Rahane looks to whip it across but misses. He is hit on the flap of the front pad, only Ashwin appeals. And as the ball rolls towards short third, they scamper for one Around to Rinku\n Ashwin to Rinku Singh, 1 run Floated full on middle, eased down to long-off\n Ashwin to Rahane, 1 run Full on off, Rahane knocks it down to long-on Timeout taken\n Noor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run Almost hit back at Noor! He puts his hand up to catch it up it flies down to long-on. It was tossed up outside off, Rahane went for the slog\n Noor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, no run Quicker one on a length on middle, Rinku goes back to nudge it back to the bowler\n Noor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, no run Nicely tossed up outside off, Rinku backs away to go big but only makes contact with thin air. Importantly, he wasn't out of the crease\n Noor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs Finds the boundary! Floated full outside off, he slogs it off the inner half over midwicket. The man in the deep was squarer\n Noor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, no run The wrong'un tossed up outside off, Rinku goes for the glory hit over the off side but is beaten on the inside\n Noor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, 1 run Fuller outside off, sliced to deep point AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Narine","Rahane","Rinku Singh","de Kock"],"Runs":[44.0,20.0,7.0,23.0],"Balls_Faced":[18,17,10,16],"Fours":[2,1,1,0],"Sixes":[5,1,0,3],"S\/R":[244.44,117.65,70.0,143.75],"dismissal":["b Noor Ahmad","Not Out","Not Out","b Kamboj"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Kamboj","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad"],"Balls":[18,12,18,12],"Runs_Given":[30.0,19.0,40.0,8.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,1],"Overs":[3.0,2.0,3.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Thakur to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .slapped between point and cover point! Thakur bowls it the shorter side of a length, and .around sixth stump. The ball shapes to straighten, after which Sudharsan finds the gap .for four\nThakur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .angling across, and pitching on a good length on off. Dabbed back to Thakur's left\nThakur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fuller ball, and floated on middle and off. Sudharsan leans forward to flick, but gets a .leading edge to mid-off for a hurried single .Gill facing his first ball\nThakur to Gill, no run .shorter side of a length, and angling into a sixth-stump line. But it moves away after .pitching, and is tapped towards extra cover\nThakur to Gill, 1 run .Gill hints to walk down the pitch, before Thakur goes on a short length on off. It is .pushed to mid-off with a closed face of the bat, and a direct hit from Pooran may have .had it tight for Gill . .Shubman Gill in IPL, 2025 .INNS .6 .RUNS .149 .SR .144.66 .AVE .37.25 .HS .61*\nThakur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .ohh, beaten on the attempted ramp! Thakur appeals for caught behind, but it's not given. .Pant, though, knows there was nothing. A bouncer from Thakur on middle, as .Sudharsan looked to sway away and upper cut, but missed .See all photos\nAkash Deep to Gill, 3 runs .punched aerially towards extra cover! Miller, at cover point, turned around and chased .the ball, before pulling the ball back last moment. Akash Deep started with a good- .length ball in the channel outside off, as Gill leaned into the shot\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .beautifully driven! Sudharsan presents the full face of the bat at this full ball angling .across and arriving on off, and drives in the gap between the stumps and Gill\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .full again, and angling across to pitch on off. Tapped towards point for another quick .single .Short extra cover for Gill\nAkash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs .powerfully punched wide of mid-off! Gill steps out, and thumps at this good-length .delivery just outside off. The ball went flying between short extra cover and mid-off\nAkash Deep to Gill, no run .fullish ball, and angling in to pitch around sixth stump. Blocked by towards Akash Deep .by Gill\nAkash Deep to Gill, 1 run .short of a length around fifth stump, and it straightens after being angling in. Dabbed .towards cover point to keep going\nThakur to Gill, 1 run .on the fuller side of a length, and pitching on off or thereabouts. Gill walks down, and .punches to long-off, whose presence I just realised\nThakur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .a bouncer on middle, and shaping away to finish just outside off. Sudharsan rides the .bounce to swat-pull to deep square leg\nThakur to Gill, no run .Thakur goes wide of the crease, and bowls a slower ball on a good length, and wide of .off. Gill goes wafting away from his body, but misses. Pant fumbled on the collection, .and Gill was sent back by Sudharsan after an attempted bye\nThakur to Gill, no run .on the bounce to extra cover! Again Gill skips down the pitch, and this is a shortish ball .wide of off, which he slashes hard, but doesn't find the gap\nThakur to Gill, FOUR runs .sliced between point and short third! It didn't look an entirely convincing shot, even as .Gill flashed at this short-of-a-length ball just outside off. Thakur went with the slower .ball, and Gill even lost his bottom hand off the bat .See all photos\nThakur to Gill, 1 run .angling in, and pitching on a good length on middle and off. Clipped to midwicket for a .quick single\nRathi to Gill, 2 runs .on a length on middle and off, and Gill nudges it towards wide long-on. There is an early .call for two, and the batters make it\nRathi to Gill, 1 run .slightly fuller than the previous ball, but again around middle and off. Clipped towards .deep-backward square leg\nRathi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .angling across the left-hander, as Rathi goes on a length, and just outside off. Cut away .on the bounce to point\nRathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fuller length, and on off. Driven to long-off . .Digvesh Rathi in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .41 .WKTS .2 .4s\/6s .6\/0 .ECON .8.48 .AVE .29.00\nRathi to Gill, 1 run .a length ball around off, and punched to long-on\nRathi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .misfield by Miller at cover point, and that is four! Rathi bowled it very full, and around .sixth stump, as Sudharsan jammed his bat at it for a hard drive, which Miller missed\nAkash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs .flashed through wide mid-off! Short in length from Akash Deep, who gives Gill plenty of .width to skip down the pitch and have a free swing of the arms to get four\nAkash Deep to Gill, 1 run .short of a length again, and around sixth stump. Pushed just wide of mid-on for a single\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .the ball keeps low, and also comes off slower off the pitch, as Akash Deep goes on a .length, and just outside off. Sudharsan clips it towards midwicket, where Miller tumbles .to his left to cut it off\nAkash Deep to Gill, 1 wide .a slower-ball bouncer, and called wide! Akash Deep went short and just outside off, but .the ball finished on top of middle, even as Gill hardly had to duck\nAkash Deep to Gill, no run .change of pace again, and this time Gill is beaten! On a short of a length, and wide of .off. Gill went slashing away from his body but missed, and the ball went on the bounce .to Pant\nAkash Deep to Gill, 1 run .another slower ball, but this is quite short and around fifth stump. Pulled to fine leg by .Gill, as he rolls his wrists on that\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .short in length again, and on leg. Sudharsan gets slightly across, and pulls to fine leg\nAvesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .whipped over fine leg! Avesh starts with a good-length ball outside leg, and Sudharsan .lifts it late almost off the inside half of the bat for six\nAvesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .a full delivery, and angling across towards middle and off. Tapped towards point, as .Avesh bowls it slower\nAvesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a length, and on his pads again. Flicked to fine leg\nAvesh Khan to Gill, 1 run .slower ball, and on a short of a length in the corridor outside off. Swat-pulled towards .deep-backward square leg\nAvesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a good length, and angling across to pitch on middle. Sudharsan pulls to deep- .backward square from deep in the crease\nAvesh Khan to Gill, 1 run .he sees Gill making room and advancing down, and bowls a slower ball on a short of a .length just outside off. Swat-pulled to mid-on for a single\nRavi Bishnoi to Gill, 2 runs .full and flat, and slightly wide of off. Driven hard towards deep extra cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Gill, FOUR runs .a late cut, and four! Gill shifts his weight back, before slashing this length ball around .sixth stump between short third and point\nRavi Bishnoi to Gill, no run .short in length, and wider of off. The ball turns away, and Gill cuts on the bounce to .point\nRavi Bishnoi to Gill, 1 run .much fuller in length, but wide of off. Chopped towards point . .Shubman Gill vs Ravi Bishnoi .BALLS .32 .RUNS .55 .OUTS .0 .SR .171.87 .4s\/6s .2\/3\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .pulled between fine leg and deep midwicket! Short in length from Bishnoi, who gets this .to finish around off. Sudharsan goes back, and pulls in the gap for four .From around\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .angled in, and full and outside leg. He looked to clip but missed\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .wow, Pant and Bishnoi are celebrating for caught behind... but the umpire calls it wide! .But wait, Pant reviews for a potential wicket! Angled in from Bishnoi, who was bowling .from around the wicket, and bowled this on a shortish length around middle and leg. .The ball went on with the angle, and replays confirm that while there was no bat .involved, there's a spike as the ball tickles Sudharsan's pad after he missed his .attempted pull .Time-out\nMarkram to Gill, 1 wide .starts with a wide! On the shorter side of a length on leg, and turning down to finish .wide, as Gill looked to swipe but missed\nMarkram to Gill, FOUR runs .pulled wide of long-on! Short from Markram again, who bowls this outside off this time. .But Gill plays powerfully to bisect the fielders at deep midwicket and long-on\nMarkram to Gill, 1 run .on a length, and dipping around sixth stump. He closes the face of the bat, and nudges .towards midwicket .From around to Sudharsan\nMarkram to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .On a full length on middle and leg, and clipped to short fine leg\nMarkram to Gill, SIX runs .down the pitch, and bang! He gets to the pitch of this dipping ball on a full length around .sixth stump, and launches it down the ground .Shubman Gill vs Aiden Markram - Batting strike rate266.66\nMarkram to Gill, 1 run .slower from Markram, who tosses it up and goes full and around sixth stump. Pushed .to long-on\nMarkram to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a length, and wide-ish of off. A hard late cut to deep-backward point\nRathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a length on off, and slashed to deep cover after going back in the crease\nRathi to Gill, 1 run .full ball dipping just outside off, and pushed towards cover for a quick single\nRathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a full length on middle and leg, and turning away. Clipped to deep square leg\nRathi to Gill, 2 runs .on a fullish length on middle and off, and nudged towards midwicket. The call is for two .immediately, and they make it .Gill on 49\nRathi to Gill, 1 run .full and quicker at 100kph, and just outside off. Punched down to long-off for his fifty\nRathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a good length on middle and leg, and again turning away to finish around middle and .off. Swiped to deep midwicket\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .on a fullish length, as it dips around middle and off. It is clipped towards deep square, .and they pinch two\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .swatted wide of long-off! Short in length, and wide of off, as Sudharsan rides the bounce .to dispatch it wide of the man in the deep\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .good work by Miller! He was at deep cover, and went running and sliding to his right to .keep this to two. Sudharsan cut away at this short and wide-ish ball outside off, as he .played late at it\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .wide! Angled in, and it goes on with the angle to land full and outside leg. It finishes .wide, as Sudharsan looks to pull but misses\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .top edge, but Sudharsan is safe! He went slog sweeping at this full ball dipping on .middle and off, and played that like a no-look slog. The ball went over the keeper's head, .though\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .another wide! Full and outside leg again, as he looked to whip but misssed\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .another full ball, but this is just outside off. Chipped towards extra cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Gill, 2 runs .good running! Full and dipping on middle and off, as Gill leans into a clip towards deep .midwicket before rushing back for two .Gill and Sudharsan have now added 103, and here's Abhimanyu for the second half of .the innings","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs LSG, 26th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Thakur to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs slapped between point and cover point! Thakur bowls it the shorter side of a length, and around sixth stump. The ball shapes to straighten, after which Sudharsan finds the gap for four\n Thakur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run angling across, and pitching on a good length on off. Dabbed back to Thakur's left\n Thakur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fuller ball, and floated on middle and off. Sudharsan leans forward to flick, but gets a leading edge to mid-off for a hurried single Gill facing his first ball\n Thakur to Gill, no run shorter side of a length, and angling into a sixth-stump line. But it moves away after pitching, and is tapped towards extra cover\n Thakur to Gill, 1 run Gill hints to walk down the pitch, before Thakur goes on a short length on off. It is pushed to mid-off with a closed face of the bat, and a direct hit from Pooran may have had it tight for Gill Shubman Gill in IPL, 2025 INNS 6 RUNS 149 SR 144.66 AVE 37.25 HS 61*\n Thakur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run ohh, beaten on the attempted ramp! Thakur appeals for caught behind, but it's not given. Pant, though, knows there was nothing. A bouncer from Thakur on middle, as Sudharsan looked to sway away and upper cut, but missed See all photos\n Akash Deep to Gill, 3 runs punched aerially towards extra cover! Miller, at cover point, turned around and chased the ball, before pulling the ball back last moment. Akash Deep started with a good-length ball in the channel outside off, as Gill leaned into the shot\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs beautifully driven! Sudharsan presents the full face of the bat at this full ball angling across and arriving on off, and drives in the gap between the stumps and Gill\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run full again, and angling across to pitch on off. Tapped towards point for another quick single Short extra cover for Gill\n Akash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs powerfully punched wide of mid-off! Gill steps out, and thumps at this good-length delivery just outside off. The ball went flying between short extra cover and mid-off\n Akash Deep to Gill, no run fullish ball, and angling in to pitch around sixth stump. Blocked by towards Akash Deep by Gill\n Akash Deep to Gill, 1 run short of a length around fifth stump, and it straightens after being angling in. Dabbed towards cover point to keep going\n Thakur to Gill, 1 run on the fuller side of a length, and pitching on off or thereabouts. Gill walks down, and punches to long-off, whose presence I just realised\n Thakur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run a bouncer on middle, and shaping away to finish just outside off. Sudharsan rides the bounce to swat-pull to deep square leg\n Thakur to Gill, no run Thakur goes wide of the crease, and bowls a slower ball on a good length, and wide of off. Gill goes wafting away from his body, but misses. Pant fumbled on the collection, and Gill was sent back by Sudharsan after an attempted bye\n Thakur to Gill, no run on the bounce to extra cover! Again Gill skips down the pitch, and this is a shortish ball wide of off, which he slashes hard, but doesn't find the gap\n Thakur to Gill, FOUR runs sliced between point and short third! It didn't look an entirely convincing shot, even as Gill flashed at this short-of-a-length ball just outside off. Thakur went with the slower ball, and Gill even lost his bottom hand off the bat See all photos\n Thakur to Gill, 1 run angling in, and pitching on a good length on middle and off. Clipped to midwicket for a quick single\n Rathi to Gill, 2 runs on a length on middle and off, and Gill nudges it towards wide long-on. There is an early call for two, and the batters make it\n Rathi to Gill, 1 run slightly fuller than the previous ball, but again around middle and off. Clipped towards deep-backward square leg\n Rathi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run angling across the left-hander, as Rathi goes on a length, and just outside off. Cut away on the bounce to point\n Rathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fuller length, and on off. Driven to long-off BALLS 41 WKTS 2 4s\/6s 6\/0 ECON 8.48 AVE 29.00\n Rathi to Gill, 1 run a length ball around off, and punched to long-on\n Rathi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs misfield by Miller at cover point, and that is four! Rathi bowled it very full, and around sixth stump, as Sudharsan jammed his bat at it for a hard drive, which Miller missed\n Akash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs flashed through wide mid-off! Short in length from Akash Deep, who gives Gill plenty of width to skip down the pitch and have a free swing of the arms to get four\n Akash Deep to Gill, 1 run short of a length again, and around sixth stump. Pushed just wide of mid-on for a single\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run the ball keeps low, and also comes off slower off the pitch, as Akash Deep goes on a length, and just outside off. Sudharsan clips it towards midwicket, where Miller tumbles to his left to cut it off\n Akash Deep to Gill, 1 wide a slower-ball bouncer, and called wide! Akash Deep went short and just outside off, but the ball finished on top of middle, even as Gill hardly had to duck\n Akash Deep to Gill, no run change of pace again, and this time Gill is beaten! On a short of a length, and wide of off. Gill went slashing away from his body but missed, and the ball went on the bounce to Pant\n Akash Deep to Gill, 1 run another slower ball, but this is quite short and around fifth stump. Pulled to fine leg by Gill, as he rolls his wrists on that\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run short in length again, and on leg. Sudharsan gets slightly across, and pulls to fine leg\n Avesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs whipped over fine leg! Avesh starts with a good-length ball outside leg, and Sudharsan lifts it late almost off the inside half of the bat for six\n Avesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, no run a full delivery, and angling across towards middle and off. Tapped towards point, as Avesh bowls it slower\n Avesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a length, and on his pads again. Flicked to fine leg\n Avesh Khan to Gill, 1 run slower ball, and on a short of a length in the corridor outside off. Swat-pulled towards deep-backward square leg\n Avesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a good length, and angling across to pitch on middle. Sudharsan pulls to deep-backward square from deep in the crease\n Avesh Khan to Gill, 1 run he sees Gill making room and advancing down, and bowls a slower ball on a short of a length just outside off. Swat-pulled to mid-on for a single\n Ravi Bishnoi to Gill, 2 runs full and flat, and slightly wide of off. Driven hard towards deep extra cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Gill, FOUR runs a late cut, and four! Gill shifts his weight back, before slashing this length ball around sixth stump between short third and point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Gill, no run short in length, and wider of off. The ball turns away, and Gill cuts on the bounce to point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Gill, 1 run much fuller in length, but wide of off. Chopped towards point Shubman Gill vs Ravi Bishnoi BALLS 32 RUNS 55 OUTS 0 SR 171.87 4s\/6s 2\/3\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs pulled between fine leg and deep midwicket! Short in length from Bishnoi, who gets this to finish around off. Sudharsan goes back, and pulls in the gap for four From around\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide angled in, and full and outside leg. He looked to clip but missed\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run wow, Pant and Bishnoi are celebrating for caught behind... but the umpire calls it wide! But wait, Pant reviews for a potential wicket! Angled in from Bishnoi, who was bowling from around the wicket, and bowled this on a shortish length around middle and leg. The ball went on with the angle, and replays confirm that while there was no bat involved, there's a spike as the ball tickles Sudharsan's pad after he missed his attempted pull Time-out\n Markram to Gill, 1 wide starts with a wide! On the shorter side of a length on leg, and turning down to finish wide, as Gill looked to swipe but missed\n Markram to Gill, FOUR runs pulled wide of long-on! Short from Markram again, who bowls this outside off this time. But Gill plays powerfully to bisect the fielders at deep midwicket and long-on\n Markram to Gill, 1 run on a length, and dipping around sixth stump. He closes the face of the bat, and nudges towards midwicket From around to Sudharsan\n Markram to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run On a full length on middle and leg, and clipped to short fine leg\n Markram to Gill, SIX runs down the pitch, and bang! He gets to the pitch of this dipping ball on a full length around sixth stump, and launches it down the ground Shubman Gill vs Aiden Markram - Batting strike rate266.66\n Markram to Gill, 1 run slower from Markram, who tosses it up and goes full and around sixth stump. Pushed to long-on\n Markram to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a length, and wide-ish of off. A hard late cut to deep-backward point\n Rathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a length on off, and slashed to deep cover after going back in the crease\n Rathi to Gill, 1 run full ball dipping just outside off, and pushed towards cover for a quick single\n Rathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a full length on middle and leg, and turning away. Clipped to deep square leg\n Rathi to Gill, 2 runs on a fullish length on middle and off, and nudged towards midwicket. The call is for two immediately, and they make it Gill on 49\n Rathi to Gill, 1 run full and quicker at 100kph, and just outside off. Punched down to long-off for his fifty\n Rathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a good length on middle and leg, and again turning away to finish around middle and off. Swiped to deep midwicket\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs on a fullish length, as it dips around middle and off. It is clipped towards deep square, and they pinch two\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs swatted wide of long-off! Short in length, and wide of off, as Sudharsan rides the bounce to dispatch it wide of the man in the deep\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs good work by Miller! He was at deep cover, and went running and sliding to his right to keep this to two. Sudharsan cut away at this short and wide-ish ball outside off, as he played late at it\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide wide! Angled in, and it goes on with the angle to land full and outside leg. It finishes wide, as Sudharsan looks to pull but misses\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs top edge, but Sudharsan is safe! He went slog sweeping at this full ball dipping on middle and off, and played that like a no-look slog. The ball went over the keeper's head, though\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide another wide! Full and outside leg again, as he looked to whip but misssed\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run another full ball, but this is just outside off. Chipped towards extra cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Gill, 2 runs good running! Full and dipping on middle and off, as Gill leans into a clip towards deep midwicket before rushing back for two Gill and Sudharsan have now added 103, and here's Abhimanyu for the second half of the innings","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Gill"],"Runs":[46.0,52.0],"Balls_Faced":[28,32],"Fours":[5,5],"Sixes":[1,1],"S\/R":[164.29,162.5],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Akash Deep","Avesh Khan","Markram","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi","Thakur"],"Balls":[12,6,6,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[22.0,10.0,15.0,16.0,27.0,13.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Thakur to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .slapped between point and cover point! Thakur bowls it the shorter side of a length, and .around sixth stump. The ball shapes to straighten, after which Sudharsan finds the gap .for four\nThakur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .angling across, and pitching on a good length on off. Dabbed back to Thakur's left\nThakur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fuller ball, and floated on middle and off. Sudharsan leans forward to flick, but gets a .leading edge to mid-off for a hurried single .Gill facing his first ball\nThakur to Gill, no run .shorter side of a length, and angling into a sixth-stump line. But it moves away after .pitching, and is tapped towards extra cover\nThakur to Gill, 1 run .Gill hints to walk down the pitch, before Thakur goes on a short length on off. It is .pushed to mid-off with a closed face of the bat, and a direct hit from Pooran may have .had it tight for Gill . .Shubman Gill in IPL, 2025 .INNS .6 .RUNS .149 .SR .144.66 .AVE .37.25 .HS .61*\nThakur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .ohh, beaten on the attempted ramp! Thakur appeals for caught behind, but it's not given. .Pant, though, knows there was nothing. A bouncer from Thakur on middle, as .Sudharsan looked to sway away and upper cut, but missed .See all photos\nAkash Deep to Gill, 3 runs .punched aerially towards extra cover! Miller, at cover point, turned around and chased .the ball, before pulling the ball back last moment. Akash Deep started with a good- .length ball in the channel outside off, as Gill leaned into the shot\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .beautifully driven! Sudharsan presents the full face of the bat at this full ball angling .across and arriving on off, and drives in the gap between the stumps and Gill\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .full again, and angling across to pitch on off. Tapped towards point for another quick .single .Short extra cover for Gill\nAkash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs .powerfully punched wide of mid-off! Gill steps out, and thumps at this good-length .delivery just outside off. The ball went flying between short extra cover and mid-off\nAkash Deep to Gill, no run .fullish ball, and angling in to pitch around sixth stump. Blocked by towards Akash Deep .by Gill\nAkash Deep to Gill, 1 run .short of a length around fifth stump, and it straightens after being angling in. Dabbed .towards cover point to keep going\nThakur to Gill, 1 run .on the fuller side of a length, and pitching on off or thereabouts. Gill walks down, and .punches to long-off, whose presence I just realised\nThakur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .a bouncer on middle, and shaping away to finish just outside off. Sudharsan rides the .bounce to swat-pull to deep square leg\nThakur to Gill, no run .Thakur goes wide of the crease, and bowls a slower ball on a good length, and wide of .off. Gill goes wafting away from his body, but misses. Pant fumbled on the collection, .and Gill was sent back by Sudharsan after an attempted bye\nThakur to Gill, no run .on the bounce to extra cover! Again Gill skips down the pitch, and this is a shortish ball .wide of off, which he slashes hard, but doesn't find the gap\nThakur to Gill, FOUR runs .sliced between point and short third! It didn't look an entirely convincing shot, even as .Gill flashed at this short-of-a-length ball just outside off. Thakur went with the slower .ball, and Gill even lost his bottom hand off the bat .See all photos\nThakur to Gill, 1 run .angling in, and pitching on a good length on middle and off. Clipped to midwicket for a .quick single\nRathi to Gill, 2 runs .on a length on middle and off, and Gill nudges it towards wide long-on. There is an early .call for two, and the batters make it\nRathi to Gill, 1 run .slightly fuller than the previous ball, but again around middle and off. Clipped towards .deep-backward square leg\nRathi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .angling across the left-hander, as Rathi goes on a length, and just outside off. Cut away .on the bounce to point\nRathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fuller length, and on off. Driven to long-off . .Digvesh Rathi in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .41 .WKTS .2 .4s\/6s .6\/0 .ECON .8.48 .AVE .29.00\nRathi to Gill, 1 run .a length ball around off, and punched to long-on\nRathi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .misfield by Miller at cover point, and that is four! Rathi bowled it very full, and around .sixth stump, as Sudharsan jammed his bat at it for a hard drive, which Miller missed\nAkash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs .flashed through wide mid-off! Short in length from Akash Deep, who gives Gill plenty of .width to skip down the pitch and have a free swing of the arms to get four\nAkash Deep to Gill, 1 run .short of a length again, and around sixth stump. Pushed just wide of mid-on for a single\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .the ball keeps low, and also comes off slower off the pitch, as Akash Deep goes on a .length, and just outside off. Sudharsan clips it towards midwicket, where Miller tumbles .to his left to cut it off\nAkash Deep to Gill, 1 wide .a slower-ball bouncer, and called wide! Akash Deep went short and just outside off, but .the ball finished on top of middle, even as Gill hardly had to duck\nAkash Deep to Gill, no run .change of pace again, and this time Gill is beaten! On a short of a length, and wide of .off. Gill went slashing away from his body but missed, and the ball went on the bounce .to Pant\nAkash Deep to Gill, 1 run .another slower ball, but this is quite short and around fifth stump. Pulled to fine leg by .Gill, as he rolls his wrists on that\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .short in length again, and on leg. Sudharsan gets slightly across, and pulls to fine leg\nAvesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .whipped over fine leg! Avesh starts with a good-length ball outside leg, and Sudharsan .lifts it late almost off the inside half of the bat for six\nAvesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .a full delivery, and angling across towards middle and off. Tapped towards point, as .Avesh bowls it slower\nAvesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a length, and on his pads again. Flicked to fine leg\nAvesh Khan to Gill, 1 run .slower ball, and on a short of a length in the corridor outside off. Swat-pulled towards .deep-backward square leg\nAvesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a good length, and angling across to pitch on middle. Sudharsan pulls to deep- .backward square from deep in the crease\nAvesh Khan to Gill, 1 run .he sees Gill making room and advancing down, and bowls a slower ball on a short of a .length just outside off. Swat-pulled to mid-on for a single\nRavi Bishnoi to Gill, 2 runs .full and flat, and slightly wide of off. Driven hard towards deep extra cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Gill, FOUR runs .a late cut, and four! Gill shifts his weight back, before slashing this length ball around .sixth stump between short third and point\nRavi Bishnoi to Gill, no run .short in length, and wider of off. The ball turns away, and Gill cuts on the bounce to .point\nRavi Bishnoi to Gill, 1 run .much fuller in length, but wide of off. Chopped towards point . .Shubman Gill vs Ravi Bishnoi .BALLS .32 .RUNS .55 .OUTS .0 .SR .171.87 .4s\/6s .2\/3\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .pulled between fine leg and deep midwicket! Short in length from Bishnoi, who gets this .to finish around off. Sudharsan goes back, and pulls in the gap for four .From around\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .angled in, and full and outside leg. He looked to clip but missed\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .wow, Pant and Bishnoi are celebrating for caught behind... but the umpire calls it wide! .But wait, Pant reviews for a potential wicket! Angled in from Bishnoi, who was bowling .from around the wicket, and bowled this on a shortish length around middle and leg. .The ball went on with the angle, and replays confirm that while there was no bat .involved, there's a spike as the ball tickles Sudharsan's pad after he missed his .attempted pull .Time-out\nMarkram to Gill, 1 wide .starts with a wide! On the shorter side of a length on leg, and turning down to finish .wide, as Gill looked to swipe but missed\nMarkram to Gill, FOUR runs .pulled wide of long-on! Short from Markram again, who bowls this outside off this time. .But Gill plays powerfully to bisect the fielders at deep midwicket and long-on\nMarkram to Gill, 1 run .on a length, and dipping around sixth stump. He closes the face of the bat, and nudges .towards midwicket .From around to Sudharsan\nMarkram to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .On a full length on middle and leg, and clipped to short fine leg\nMarkram to Gill, SIX runs .down the pitch, and bang! He gets to the pitch of this dipping ball on a full length around .sixth stump, and launches it down the ground .Shubman Gill vs Aiden Markram - Batting strike rate266.66\nMarkram to Gill, 1 run .slower from Markram, who tosses it up and goes full and around sixth stump. Pushed .to long-on\nMarkram to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a length, and wide-ish of off. A hard late cut to deep-backward point\nRathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a length on off, and slashed to deep cover after going back in the crease\nRathi to Gill, 1 run .full ball dipping just outside off, and pushed towards cover for a quick single\nRathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a full length on middle and leg, and turning away. Clipped to deep square leg\nRathi to Gill, 2 runs .on a fullish length on middle and off, and nudged towards midwicket. The call is for two .immediately, and they make it .Gill on 49\nRathi to Gill, 1 run .full and quicker at 100kph, and just outside off. Punched down to long-off for his fifty\nRathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a good length on middle and leg, and again turning away to finish around middle and .off. Swiped to deep midwicket\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .on a fullish length, as it dips around middle and off. It is clipped towards deep square, .and they pinch two\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .swatted wide of long-off! Short in length, and wide of off, as Sudharsan rides the bounce .to dispatch it wide of the man in the deep\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .good work by Miller! He was at deep cover, and went running and sliding to his right to .keep this to two. Sudharsan cut away at this short and wide-ish ball outside off, as he .played late at it\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .wide! Angled in, and it goes on with the angle to land full and outside leg. It finishes .wide, as Sudharsan looks to pull but misses\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .top edge, but Sudharsan is safe! He went slog sweeping at this full ball dipping on .middle and off, and played that like a no-look slog. The ball went over the keeper's head, .though\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .another wide! Full and outside leg again, as he looked to whip but misssed\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .another full ball, but this is just outside off. Chipped towards extra cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Gill, 2 runs .good running! Full and dipping on middle and off, as Gill leans into a clip towards deep .midwicket before rushing back for two .Gill and Sudharsan have now added 103, and here's Abhimanyu for the second half of .the innings\nRathi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .On a length around middle, going on with the angle from around the wicket, Sudharsan .looks to tuck it leg side but it goes off his pads\nRathi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Has that dropped just short? No, that's been dropped at cover! It's a googly on a length .outside off, Sudharsan slaps it in front of point and it goes to Samad, who tries to grab it .diving forward, but it spills out of his hand\nRathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Tucks this length ball square on the leg side\nRathi to Gill, no run .Gill comes out of his crease and blocks this length ball\nRathi to Gill, 1 run .This one comes on with the angle and Gill eases it in front of square leg for a single\nRathi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Beautiful placement! Digvesh errs in line, going too full around leg and Sudharsan .sweeps it wide of the short fine fielder. Sudharsan brings up his fourth fifty of the .season! And he has a 49 as well!\nAkash Deep to Gill, 2 runs .Back of length ball outside off, doesn't bounce much and Gill slaps it away to sweeper .cover\nAkash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs .Oh, that's as easy as it gets for Gill! Short ball angling down leg and it stays low too. Gill .just swipes it away fine on the leg side as it races away. That arrived at hip-height\nAkash Deep to Gill, 1 run .Low full toss on off, Gill flicks it to deep midwicket's left for a single\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Sai Sudharsan loses his shape as he looks to cut this short ball angled across. Beaten .on the outside edge\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Slower bouncer this time, closer to the batter's body. Sudharsan waits on it and looks to .ramp but can't connect. Nice change of pace from Akash Deep. The ramp hasn't worked .on the couple of occasions Sudharsan has tried it today\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .No chance for long-on to save that! This is a slot ball just outside off and Sudharsan .smacks it down the ground, quite straight, and it comfortably beats the fielder at the .rope\nAvesh Khan to Gill, OUT .Oh, what a catch! Gill hit that so sweetly and it looked to be headed for the stands. But .Aiden Markram is on his toes at long-on and he holds on high above his head and does .incredibly well to maintain his balance and not fall over. Took it right on the edge! Avesh .Khan bowled this full outside off, tempting Gill to go big, and Gill obliges. But the slower .ball does the trick for Avesh .Shubman Gill c Markram b Avesh Khan 60 (38b 6x4 1x6 57m) SR: 157.89\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, no run .Length ball outside off, pace off again, Buttler clips it to midwicket\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, 1 run .Full and flicked fine down the leg side to long leg\nAvesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Tucked through square leg for a single. Avesh sticking to his slower balls. This was on a .length around leg and angling across the left-hand batter\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, no run .On a length outside off, 134kph this time, Buttler tucks it to midwicket\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, no run .Buttler gives charge to this back of length delivery outside off and is beaten all ends up. .The ball flies below bat as he has a swing across the line .Gill 51 Innings GT .Buttler 49 Innings RR .Warner 47 Innings SRH .KL Rahul 43 Innings PBKS .Chris Gayle 41 innings RCB .And GIll became the fifth-fastest to 2000 IPL runs for a single team: .Gill and Sudarshan's 120-run stand is the first century opening partnership by any pair in .the IPL since the 210 by them vs CSK last year. .Timeout taken. After what was a very good over from Avesh Khan, and an important one .from an LSG perspective. Meanwhile, here are some stats to keep you entertained:\nRavi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .And Bishnoi strikes! The around the wicket angle works. It's one that skids straight with .the angle, Sudharsan is looking to go inside out but can't time this at all. Chips it tamely .to Pooran at cover, who takes it above head height .Sai Sudharsan c Pooran b Ravi Bishnoi 56 (37b 7x4 1x6 63m) SR: 151.35\nRavi Bishnoi to Sundar, 1 run .Flighted full on leg, Washington nudges it down the ground to long-on\nRavi Bishnoi to Buttler, 1 run .Tossed full outside off, Buttler gets it off the inside half of the bat as he looks to swipe it .down the line. The ball deflects towards cover off Washington at the non-striker's end .and they get the single\nRavi Bishnoi to Sundar, 1 run .Washington goes for the sweep to this full ball outside off but gets it through midwicket .off the inside half of the bat\nRavi Bishnoi to Buttler, 1 run .Wrong'un on a length outside off, Buttler waits on it and tucks it to midwicket for a .single\nRavi Bishnoi to Sundar, 1 wide .Darts this on a length and across Washington, but it goes too wide\nRavi Bishnoi to Sundar, OUT .Bishnoi gets two in an over! On a length around off and going on straight with the angle. .Washington looks to cut but gets a bottom edge onto the stumps! Bishnoi pumps his .fists! It's been a tough season for him, but he's making the difference here! .Washington Sundar b Ravi Bishnoi 2 (3b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 66.66\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, 1 run .On a length outside off, it seams in off the pitch and Buttler tucks it in front on the leg .side for a quick single. The midwicket fielder runs in and has a shy at the stumps at the .non-striker's end but misses .Rutherford takes strike for his first ball\nAvesh Khan to Rutherford, 1 run .On a length on leg, Rutherford clips it through square leg\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, FOUR runs .Avesh goes too full and straight, on middle, Buttler goes across the stumps and just .glances it past the keeper down the leg side for a much needed boundary\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, 1 run .Short outside off, Buttler looks for the pull and gets an inside edge through fine leg\nAvesh Khan to Rutherford, no run .On a length on leg, Rutherford steers it to point\nAvesh Khan to Rutherford, 1 run .On a length on the stumps again, Rutherford drops it towards point and they squeeze a .single\nRavi Bishnoi to Rutherford, no run .Big shout for lbw as Rutherford takes on a full ball around middle with a big slog sweep .and misses it completely. Hit on the pads in front of off. But they don't bother with a .review. That was likely sliding across\nRavi Bishnoi to Rutherford, 1 run .Tossed full on leg, Rutherford eases it down to long-on . .Jos Buttler vs Ravi Bishnoi .BALLS .44 .RUNS .58 .OUTS .1 .SR .131.81 .4s\/6s .4\/2\nRavi Bishnoi to Buttler, 1 run .Darted in on a length on off at 101kph, Buttler flicks it through midwicket and picks up a .brace\nRavi Bishnoi to Rutherford, 1 run .Wrong'un on a length on off, going away from Rutherford, but he is able to cut it away to .point\nRavi Bishnoi to Buttler, 1 run .Tossed full outside off, Buttler drives it down to long-off\nRavi Bishnoi to Rutherford, no run .A quick one on a length on off, and it zips past Rutherford's attempted cut. Only four off .that over! .Bishnoi finishes with his best figures for the season!\nRathi to Buttler, 1 run .Googly on a length outside off, Buttler backs away and cuts it out hard to point\nRathi to Rutherford, 1 run .There is the big hit and Pant has shelled it! Googly dropped short on leg and Rutherford .makes a meal of it with his attempted pull. Skies it off the toe end and it goes high in .the sky to Pant's right. He gets under it, taking his cap off, claiming it, but just misses it .as he dives forward to take it\nRathi to Buttler, FOUR runs .Buttler nails the reverse-sweep! Googly outside off and Buttler hammers it behind point\nRathi to Buttler, OUT .Shardul Thakur takes a blinder and out comes Rathi's notebook on the ground! Buttler .looks to sweep conventionally this time as Rathi bowls the carrom ball. Top edges it .and Shardul at short leg has to run a way to his left but he grabs it on the dive and holds .on. Had his shades on and everything. Cool as you like it, Shardul! .Jos Buttler c Thakur b Rathi 16 (14b 2x4 0x6 21m) SR: 114.28\nRathi to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Full around off, angling into him, Shahrukh clips it square on the leg side for a single\nRathi to Rutherford, 1 run .It's a short wrong'un again, Rutherford looks to swat it away again but miscues his pull. .It goes to deep midwicket on the bounce\nThakur to Rutherford, no run .Goes for a wide yorker, Rutherford opens his face to push it out to point\nThakur to Rutherford, 1 wide .Shardul goes for another wide yorker, but this time misses his line by a bit\nThakur to Rutherford, no run .Goes for a wide yorker again and Rutherford goes across to try and scoop it away, but .he misses and it hits the outstretched right foot and through to Pant\nThakur to Rutherford, 1 run .Misses the length on this wide yorker, turns into a full toss, and Rutherford can only .steer it out to deep point\nThakur to Shahrukh Khan, 1 wide .Length ball slides down leg. He'll have to bowl that again. Remember, Shardul bowled .five consecutive wides in his last match!\nThakur to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Back of length delivery, Shardul takes the pace off and Shahrukh has to wait a long .while on that before helping it behind square for a single. Pretty good over from Shardul .so far!\nThakur to Rutherford, 1 wide .Another wide yorker, this time nailed to perfection. Rutherford looks to squeeze it out .but can't get it away. Rutherford reviews for a wide. The replay shows the ball just .kissing the adjusted wide line as Rutherford had moved across. Pooran, meanwhile is .flat on his stomach and relaxing, and stretching a bit now as we wait. The third umpire .adjudicates it to be a wide in the end as no part of the ball was inside the wide line\nThakur to Rutherford, FOUR runs .This attempted yorker outside off turns into a juicy full toss and Rutherford finally picks .up a boundary as he flicks this square\nThakur to Rutherford, 1 run .Rutherford goes across the stumps as Shardul goes for a wide yorker again. Drives it .out to long-off\nAvesh Khan to Rutherford, FOUR runs .Too full on leg and Rutherford swings it away along the ground, fine on the leg side. In .the gap and that's four more for Rutherford\nAvesh Khan to Rutherford, FOUR runs .Back to back boundaries! Full around leg, Rutherford backs away a long way and jams .his bat down with an open face and steers it fine of short third\nAvesh Khan to Rutherford, 1 run .Full on leg, Rutherford looks for a big heave and only gets an inside edge to the keeper's .right. They scamper for a run\nAvesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Full outside off, squeezed out to sweeper cover\nAvesh Khan to Rutherford, 1 run .Avesh nails the yorker on the stumps, Rutherford manages to keep it out. That was .138kph\nAvesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Full outside off, Shahrukh swings it down towards long-on\nThakur to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs .Low full toss from Shardul going down leg. Shahrukh backs away to stay inside the line .and he swings this away behind square Flat six, well placed too!\nThakur to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Now Shardul digs it into the pitch with pace off, Shahrukh waits and looks to pull but it .goes high in the air. Lands safely in front of deep midwicket\nThakur to Rutherford, OUT .Up goes the finger! Shardul Thakur took two wickets with full tosses against KKR, and .he has got one here today! Rutherford moves across a long way, expecting the wide .yorker. But Shardul goes full on the stumps. He misses his length but Rutherford misses .his flick and is struck in front. Umpire had no hesitation in giving that out .Sherfane Rutherford lbw b Thakur 22 (19b 3x4 0x6 32m) SR: 115.78\nThakur to Tewatia, OUT .Shardul strikes again with another full toss! He is on a hat-trick! Low full toss outside .off and Tewatia moves across to try and heave it down the ground. No timinng on that, .it goes high in the air and Markram isn't dropping those at long-on! They have a check .for the height on the full toss, but the umpire's check confirms it was a fair delivery .Rahul Tewatia c Markram b Thakur 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nThakur to Rashid Khan, 2 runs .Ooooh, that's just cleared mid-off running back! Short outside off, Rashid backs away .and slaps it in front. Just about clears Markram!\nThakur to Rashid Khan, 2 runs .Full around off, Rashid squeezes it out towards deep midwicket and they manage to run .two to finish on 180","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs LSG, 26th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Thakur to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs slapped between point and cover point! Thakur bowls it the shorter side of a length, and around sixth stump. The ball shapes to straighten, after which Sudharsan finds the gap for four\n Thakur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run angling across, and pitching on a good length on off. Dabbed back to Thakur's left\n Thakur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fuller ball, and floated on middle and off. Sudharsan leans forward to flick, but gets a leading edge to mid-off for a hurried single Gill facing his first ball\n Thakur to Gill, no run shorter side of a length, and angling into a sixth-stump line. But it moves away after pitching, and is tapped towards extra cover\n Thakur to Gill, 1 run Gill hints to walk down the pitch, before Thakur goes on a short length on off. It is pushed to mid-off with a closed face of the bat, and a direct hit from Pooran may have had it tight for Gill Shubman Gill in IPL, 2025 INNS 6 RUNS 149 SR 144.66 AVE 37.25 HS 61*\n Thakur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run ohh, beaten on the attempted ramp! Thakur appeals for caught behind, but it's not given. Pant, though, knows there was nothing. A bouncer from Thakur on middle, as Sudharsan looked to sway away and upper cut, but missed See all photos\n Akash Deep to Gill, 3 runs punched aerially towards extra cover! Miller, at cover point, turned around and chased the ball, before pulling the ball back last moment. Akash Deep started with a good-length ball in the channel outside off, as Gill leaned into the shot\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs beautifully driven! Sudharsan presents the full face of the bat at this full ball angling across and arriving on off, and drives in the gap between the stumps and Gill\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run full again, and angling across to pitch on off. Tapped towards point for another quick single Short extra cover for Gill\n Akash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs powerfully punched wide of mid-off! Gill steps out, and thumps at this good-length delivery just outside off. The ball went flying between short extra cover and mid-off\n Akash Deep to Gill, no run fullish ball, and angling in to pitch around sixth stump. Blocked by towards Akash Deep by Gill\n Akash Deep to Gill, 1 run short of a length around fifth stump, and it straightens after being angling in. Dabbed towards cover point to keep going\n Thakur to Gill, 1 run on the fuller side of a length, and pitching on off or thereabouts. Gill walks down, and punches to long-off, whose presence I just realised\n Thakur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run a bouncer on middle, and shaping away to finish just outside off. Sudharsan rides the bounce to swat-pull to deep square leg\n Thakur to Gill, no run Thakur goes wide of the crease, and bowls a slower ball on a good length, and wide of off. Gill goes wafting away from his body, but misses. Pant fumbled on the collection, and Gill was sent back by Sudharsan after an attempted bye\n Thakur to Gill, no run on the bounce to extra cover! Again Gill skips down the pitch, and this is a shortish ball wide of off, which he slashes hard, but doesn't find the gap\n Thakur to Gill, FOUR runs sliced between point and short third! It didn't look an entirely convincing shot, even as Gill flashed at this short-of-a-length ball just outside off. Thakur went with the slower ball, and Gill even lost his bottom hand off the bat See all photos\n Thakur to Gill, 1 run angling in, and pitching on a good length on middle and off. Clipped to midwicket for a quick single\n Rathi to Gill, 2 runs on a length on middle and off, and Gill nudges it towards wide long-on. There is an early call for two, and the batters make it\n Rathi to Gill, 1 run slightly fuller than the previous ball, but again around middle and off. Clipped towards deep-backward square leg\n Rathi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run angling across the left-hander, as Rathi goes on a length, and just outside off. Cut away on the bounce to point\n Rathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fuller length, and on off. Driven to long-off BALLS 41 WKTS 2 4s\/6s 6\/0 ECON 8.48 AVE 29.00\n Rathi to Gill, 1 run a length ball around off, and punched to long-on\n Rathi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs misfield by Miller at cover point, and that is four! Rathi bowled it very full, and around sixth stump, as Sudharsan jammed his bat at it for a hard drive, which Miller missed\n Akash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs flashed through wide mid-off! Short in length from Akash Deep, who gives Gill plenty of width to skip down the pitch and have a free swing of the arms to get four\n Akash Deep to Gill, 1 run short of a length again, and around sixth stump. Pushed just wide of mid-on for a single\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run the ball keeps low, and also comes off slower off the pitch, as Akash Deep goes on a length, and just outside off. Sudharsan clips it towards midwicket, where Miller tumbles to his left to cut it off\n Akash Deep to Gill, 1 wide a slower-ball bouncer, and called wide! Akash Deep went short and just outside off, but the ball finished on top of middle, even as Gill hardly had to duck\n Akash Deep to Gill, no run change of pace again, and this time Gill is beaten! On a short of a length, and wide of off. Gill went slashing away from his body but missed, and the ball went on the bounce to Pant\n Akash Deep to Gill, 1 run another slower ball, but this is quite short and around fifth stump. Pulled to fine leg by Gill, as he rolls his wrists on that\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run short in length again, and on leg. Sudharsan gets slightly across, and pulls to fine leg\n Avesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs whipped over fine leg! Avesh starts with a good-length ball outside leg, and Sudharsan lifts it late almost off the inside half of the bat for six\n Avesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, no run a full delivery, and angling across towards middle and off. Tapped towards point, as Avesh bowls it slower\n Avesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a length, and on his pads again. Flicked to fine leg\n Avesh Khan to Gill, 1 run slower ball, and on a short of a length in the corridor outside off. Swat-pulled towards deep-backward square leg\n Avesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a good length, and angling across to pitch on middle. Sudharsan pulls to deep-backward square from deep in the crease\n Avesh Khan to Gill, 1 run he sees Gill making room and advancing down, and bowls a slower ball on a short of a length just outside off. Swat-pulled to mid-on for a single\n Ravi Bishnoi to Gill, 2 runs full and flat, and slightly wide of off. Driven hard towards deep extra cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Gill, FOUR runs a late cut, and four! Gill shifts his weight back, before slashing this length ball around sixth stump between short third and point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Gill, no run short in length, and wider of off. The ball turns away, and Gill cuts on the bounce to point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Gill, 1 run much fuller in length, but wide of off. Chopped towards point Shubman Gill vs Ravi Bishnoi BALLS 32 RUNS 55 OUTS 0 SR 171.87 4s\/6s 2\/3\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs pulled between fine leg and deep midwicket! Short in length from Bishnoi, who gets this to finish around off. Sudharsan goes back, and pulls in the gap for four From around\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide angled in, and full and outside leg. He looked to clip but missed\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run wow, Pant and Bishnoi are celebrating for caught behind... but the umpire calls it wide! But wait, Pant reviews for a potential wicket! Angled in from Bishnoi, who was bowling from around the wicket, and bowled this on a shortish length around middle and leg. The ball went on with the angle, and replays confirm that while there was no bat involved, there's a spike as the ball tickles Sudharsan's pad after he missed his attempted pull Time-out\n Markram to Gill, 1 wide starts with a wide! On the shorter side of a length on leg, and turning down to finish wide, as Gill looked to swipe but missed\n Markram to Gill, FOUR runs pulled wide of long-on! Short from Markram again, who bowls this outside off this time. But Gill plays powerfully to bisect the fielders at deep midwicket and long-on\n Markram to Gill, 1 run on a length, and dipping around sixth stump. He closes the face of the bat, and nudges towards midwicket From around to Sudharsan\n Markram to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run On a full length on middle and leg, and clipped to short fine leg\n Markram to Gill, SIX runs down the pitch, and bang! He gets to the pitch of this dipping ball on a full length around sixth stump, and launches it down the ground Shubman Gill vs Aiden Markram - Batting strike rate266.66\n Markram to Gill, 1 run slower from Markram, who tosses it up and goes full and around sixth stump. Pushed to long-on\n Markram to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a length, and wide-ish of off. A hard late cut to deep-backward point\n Rathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a length on off, and slashed to deep cover after going back in the crease\n Rathi to Gill, 1 run full ball dipping just outside off, and pushed towards cover for a quick single\n Rathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a full length on middle and leg, and turning away. Clipped to deep square leg\n Rathi to Gill, 2 runs on a fullish length on middle and off, and nudged towards midwicket. The call is for two immediately, and they make it Gill on 49\n Rathi to Gill, 1 run full and quicker at 100kph, and just outside off. Punched down to long-off for his fifty\n Rathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a good length on middle and leg, and again turning away to finish around middle and off. Swiped to deep midwicket\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs on a fullish length, as it dips around middle and off. It is clipped towards deep square, and they pinch two\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs swatted wide of long-off! Short in length, and wide of off, as Sudharsan rides the bounce to dispatch it wide of the man in the deep\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs good work by Miller! He was at deep cover, and went running and sliding to his right to keep this to two. Sudharsan cut away at this short and wide-ish ball outside off, as he played late at it\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide wide! Angled in, and it goes on with the angle to land full and outside leg. It finishes wide, as Sudharsan looks to pull but misses\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs top edge, but Sudharsan is safe! He went slog sweeping at this full ball dipping on middle and off, and played that like a no-look slog. The ball went over the keeper's head, though\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide another wide! Full and outside leg again, as he looked to whip but misssed\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run another full ball, but this is just outside off. Chipped towards extra cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Gill, 2 runs good running! Full and dipping on middle and off, as Gill leans into a clip towards deep midwicket before rushing back for two Gill and Sudharsan have now added 103, and here's Abhimanyu for the second half of the innings\n Rathi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run On a length around middle, going on with the angle from around the wicket, Sudharsan looks to tuck it leg side but it goes off his pads\n Rathi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Has that dropped just short? No, that's been dropped at cover! It's a googly on a length outside off, Sudharsan slaps it in front of point and it goes to Samad, who tries to grab it diving forward, but it spills out of his hand\n Rathi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Tucks this length ball square on the leg side\n Rathi to Gill, no run Gill comes out of his crease and blocks this length ball\n Rathi to Gill, 1 run This one comes on with the angle and Gill eases it in front of square leg for a single\n Rathi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Beautiful placement! Digvesh errs in line, going too full around leg and Sudharsan sweeps it wide of the short fine fielder. Sudharsan brings up his fourth fifty of the season! And he has a 49 as well!\n Akash Deep to Gill, 2 runs Back of length ball outside off, doesn't bounce much and Gill slaps it away to sweeper cover\n Akash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs Oh, that's as easy as it gets for Gill! Short ball angling down leg and it stays low too. Gill just swipes it away fine on the leg side as it races away. That arrived at hip-height\n Akash Deep to Gill, 1 run Low full toss on off, Gill flicks it to deep midwicket's left for a single\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Sai Sudharsan loses his shape as he looks to cut this short ball angled across. Beaten on the outside edge\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Slower bouncer this time, closer to the batter's body. Sudharsan waits on it and looks to ramp but can't connect. Nice change of pace from Akash Deep. The ramp hasn't worked on the couple of occasions Sudharsan has tried it today\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs No chance for long-on to save that! This is a slot ball just outside off and Sudharsan smacks it down the ground, quite straight, and it comfortably beats the fielder at the rope\n Avesh Khan to Gill, OUT Oh, what a catch! Gill hit that so sweetly and it looked to be headed for the stands. But Aiden Markram is on his toes at long-on and he holds on high above his head and does incredibly well to maintain his balance and not fall over. Took it right on the edge! Avesh Khan bowled this full outside off, tempting Gill to go big, and Gill obliges. But the slower ball does the trick for Avesh \n Avesh Khan to Buttler, no run Length ball outside off, pace off again, Buttler clips it to midwicket\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, 1 run Full and flicked fine down the leg side to long leg\n Avesh Khan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Tucked through square leg for a single. Avesh sticking to his slower balls. This was on a length around leg and angling across the left-hand batter\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, no run On a length outside off, 134kph this time, Buttler tucks it to midwicket\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, no run Buttler gives charge to this back of length delivery outside off and is beaten all ends up. The ball flies below bat as he has a swing across the line Gill 51 Innings GT Buttler 49 Innings RR Warner 47 Innings SRH KL Rahul 43 Innings PBKS Chris Gayle 41 innings RCB And GIll became the fifth-fastest to 2000 IPL runs for a single team: Gill and Sudarshan's 120-run stand is the first century opening partnership by any pair in the IPL since the 210 by them vs CSK last year. Timeout taken. After what was a very good over from Avesh Khan, and an important one from an LSG perspective. Meanwhile, here are some stats to keep you entertained:\n Ravi Bishnoi to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT And Bishnoi strikes! The around the wicket angle works. It's one that skids straight with the angle, Sudharsan is looking to go inside out but can't time this at all. Chips it tamely to Pooran at cover, who takes it above head height \n Ravi Bishnoi to Sundar, 1 run Flighted full on leg, Washington nudges it down the ground to long-on\n Ravi Bishnoi to Buttler, 1 run Tossed full outside off, Buttler gets it off the inside half of the bat as he looks to swipe it down the line. The ball deflects towards cover off Washington at the non-striker's end and they get the single\n Ravi Bishnoi to Sundar, 1 run Washington goes for the sweep to this full ball outside off but gets it through midwicket off the inside half of the bat\n Ravi Bishnoi to Buttler, 1 run Wrong'un on a length outside off, Buttler waits on it and tucks it to midwicket for a single\n Ravi Bishnoi to Sundar, 1 wide Darts this on a length and across Washington, but it goes too wide\n Ravi Bishnoi to Sundar, OUT Bishnoi gets two in an over! On a length around off and going on straight with the angle. Washington looks to cut but gets a bottom edge onto the stumps! Bishnoi pumps his fists! It's been a tough season for him, but he's making the difference here! \n Avesh Khan to Buttler, 1 run On a length outside off, it seams in off the pitch and Buttler tucks it in front on the leg side for a quick single. The midwicket fielder runs in and has a shy at the stumps at the non-striker's end but misses Rutherford takes strike for his first ball\n Avesh Khan to Rutherford, 1 run On a length on leg, Rutherford clips it through square leg\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, FOUR runs Avesh goes too full and straight, on middle, Buttler goes across the stumps and just glances it past the keeper down the leg side for a much needed boundary\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, 1 run Short outside off, Buttler looks for the pull and gets an inside edge through fine leg\n Avesh Khan to Rutherford, no run On a length on leg, Rutherford steers it to point\n Avesh Khan to Rutherford, 1 run On a length on the stumps again, Rutherford drops it towards point and they squeeze a single\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rutherford, no run Big shout for lbw as Rutherford takes on a full ball around middle with a big slog sweep and misses it completely. Hit on the pads in front of off. But they don't bother with a review. That was likely sliding across\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rutherford, 1 run Tossed full on leg, Rutherford eases it down to long-on Jos Buttler vs Ravi Bishnoi BALLS 44 RUNS 58 OUTS 1 SR 131.81 4s\/6s 4\/2\n Ravi Bishnoi to Buttler, 1 run Darted in on a length on off at 101kph, Buttler flicks it through midwicket and picks up a brace\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rutherford, 1 run Wrong'un on a length on off, going away from Rutherford, but he is able to cut it away to point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Buttler, 1 run Tossed full outside off, Buttler drives it down to long-off\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rutherford, no run A quick one on a length on off, and it zips past Rutherford's attempted cut. Only four off that over! Bishnoi finishes with his best figures for the season!\n Rathi to Buttler, 1 run Googly on a length outside off, Buttler backs away and cuts it out hard to point\n Rathi to Rutherford, 1 run There is the big hit and Pant has shelled it! Googly dropped short on leg and Rutherford makes a meal of it with his attempted pull. Skies it off the toe end and it goes high in the sky to Pant's right. He gets under it, taking his cap off, claiming it, but just misses it as he dives forward to take it\n Rathi to Buttler, FOUR runs Buttler nails the reverse-sweep! Googly outside off and Buttler hammers it behind point\n Rathi to Buttler, OUT Shardul Thakur takes a blinder and out comes Rathi's notebook on the ground! Buttler looks to sweep conventionally this time as Rathi bowls the carrom ball. Top edges it and Shardul at short leg has to run a way to his left but he grabs it on the dive and holds on. Had his shades on and everything. Cool as you like it, Shardul! \n Rathi to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Full around off, angling into him, Shahrukh clips it square on the leg side for a single\n Rathi to Rutherford, 1 run It's a short wrong'un again, Rutherford looks to swat it away again but miscues his pull. It goes to deep midwicket on the bounce\n Thakur to Rutherford, no run Goes for a wide yorker, Rutherford opens his face to push it out to point\n Thakur to Rutherford, 1 wide Shardul goes for another wide yorker, but this time misses his line by a bit\n Thakur to Rutherford, no run Goes for a wide yorker again and Rutherford goes across to try and scoop it away, but he misses and it hits the outstretched right foot and through to Pant\n Thakur to Rutherford, 1 run Misses the length on this wide yorker, turns into a full toss, and Rutherford can only steer it out to deep point\n Thakur to Shahrukh Khan, 1 wide Length ball slides down leg. He'll have to bowl that again. Remember, Shardul bowled five consecutive wides in his last match!\n Thakur to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Back of length delivery, Shardul takes the pace off and Shahrukh has to wait a long while on that before helping it behind square for a single. Pretty good over from Shardul so far!\n Thakur to Rutherford, 1 wide Another wide yorker, this time nailed to perfection. Rutherford looks to squeeze it out but can't get it away. Rutherford reviews for a wide. The replay shows the ball just kissing the adjusted wide line as Rutherford had moved across. Pooran, meanwhile is flat on his stomach and relaxing, and stretching a bit now as we wait. The third umpire adjudicates it to be a wide in the end as no part of the ball was inside the wide line\n Thakur to Rutherford, FOUR runs This attempted yorker outside off turns into a juicy full toss and Rutherford finally picks up a boundary as he flicks this square\n Thakur to Rutherford, 1 run Rutherford goes across the stumps as Shardul goes for a wide yorker again. Drives it out to long-off\n Avesh Khan to Rutherford, FOUR runs Too full on leg and Rutherford swings it away along the ground, fine on the leg side. In the gap and that's four more for Rutherford\n Avesh Khan to Rutherford, FOUR runs Back to back boundaries! Full around leg, Rutherford backs away a long way and jams his bat down with an open face and steers it fine of short third\n Avesh Khan to Rutherford, 1 run Full on leg, Rutherford looks for a big heave and only gets an inside edge to the keeper's right. They scamper for a run\n Avesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Full outside off, squeezed out to sweeper cover\n Avesh Khan to Rutherford, 1 run Avesh nails the yorker on the stumps, Rutherford manages to keep it out. That was 138kph\n Avesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Full outside off, Shahrukh swings it down towards long-on\n Thakur to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs Low full toss from Shardul going down leg. Shahrukh backs away to stay inside the line and he swings this away behind square Flat six, well placed too!\n Thakur to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Now Shardul digs it into the pitch with pace off, Shahrukh waits and looks to pull but it goes high in the air. Lands safely in front of deep midwicket\n Thakur to Rutherford, OUT Up goes the finger! Shardul Thakur took two wickets with full tosses against KKR, and he has got one here today! Rutherford moves across a long way, expecting the wide yorker. But Shardul goes full on the stumps. He misses his length but Rutherford misses his flick and is struck in front. Umpire had no hesitation in giving that out \n Thakur to Tewatia, OUT Shardul strikes again with another full toss! He is on a hat-trick! Low full toss outside off and Tewatia moves across to try and heave it down the ground. No timinng on that, it goes high in the air and Markram isn't dropping those at long-on! They have a check for the height on the full toss, but the umpire's check confirms it was a fair delivery \n Thakur to Rashid Khan, 2 runs Ooooh, that's just cleared mid-off running back! Short outside off, Rashid backs away and slaps it in front. Just about clears Markram!\n Thakur to Rashid Khan, 2 runs Full around off, Rashid squeezes it out towards deep midwicket and they manage to run two to finish on 180","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill","Rashid Khan","Rutherford","Shahrukh Khan","Sundar","Tewatia"],"Runs":[56.0,16.0,60.0,4.0,22.0,11.0,2.0,0.0],"Balls_Faced":[37,14,38,2,19,6,3,1],"Fours":[7,2,6,0,3,0,0,0],"Sixes":[1,0,1,0,0,1,0,0],"S\/R":[151.35,114.29,157.89,200.0,115.79,183.33,66.67,0.0],"dismissal":["c Pooran b Ravi Bishnoi","c Thakur b Rathi","c Markram b Avesh Khan","Not Out","lbw b Thakur","Not Out","b Ravi Bishnoi","c Markram b Thakur"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Akash Deep","Avesh Khan","Markram","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi","Thakur"],"Balls":[18,24,6,24,24,24],"Runs_Given":[33.0,32.0,15.0,30.0,36.0,34.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,1,2,2],"Overs":[3.0,4.0,1.0,4.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Shami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Length ball outside off, 136.8kph, a hint of shape away, defended towards cover from .the crease .Backward square leg and backward point the two men out for JFM\nShami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Swinging away from a shortish length outside off, he slashes it to cover, 137.4kph\nShami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Outside off on a length, 137.5kph, he gets a bottom edge to the off side on the slash\nShami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Swings and misses! Length ball that swings away, Fraser-McGurk goes hard and makes .contact with only thin air\nShami to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .Length ball nipping in from a back of a length, he steers it wide of backward point to get .off the mark\nShami to du Plessis, 1 run .Hangs back to the length ball outside off, 138kph, pats it towards backward point for a .quick run, quiet start to the chase\nAbhishek to du Plessis, 1 run .Full on off, driven down to long-off . .Abhishek Sharma vs RHB .BALLS .533 .WKTS .23 .4s\/6s .48\/23 .ECON .7.00 .AVE .27.08\nAbhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Very full on leg, clipped to backward square leg\nAbhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, SIX runs .Humongous blow! Tossed up in his slot outside off, he clears the front leg, gets down .on a knee and slogs it high over long-off\nAbhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .Quicker and fuller on leg, he goes back to punch it to long-off\nAbhishek to du Plessis, no run .Flatter outside off, cut to point\nAbhishek to du Plessis, 1 run .Floated full outside leg, he flicked to deep midwicket, not a bad over from Abhishek\nShami to du Plessis, SIX runs .Picked up with absolute ease! It is as if du Plessis knew what was coming. He stood .still to the back of a length ball at 139.4kph, lofts it over the shorter side, the deep .square leg boundary .Slip goes out . .Faf du Plessis vs Mohammed Shami .BALLS .64 .RUNS .117 .OUTS .2 .SR .182.81 .4s\/6s .15\/5\nShami to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Width given, du Plessis puts it away. A bit of swing outside off, he stays leg side and .thrashes it over backward point\nShami to du Plessis, 4 leg byes .Strays on the pad, pays the price. Swings in on a fuller length, du Plessis looks to flick it .away and it brushes his pad and runs away\nShami to du Plessis, 1 run .Length ball on middle, 139.9kph, mistimed through mid-on\nShami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Shortish on off, he gets behind and defends it back\nShami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Moves across to off and heaves the length ball, 140.6kph, to Kishan at short midwicket. .Two dots to end the over but 15 off it\nCummins to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Clears mid-off with ease! Full and just outside off, du Plessis hangs back and lofts it .over the off side\nCummins to du Plessis, 2 runs .Full and angling in, flicked through midwicket\nCummins to du Plessis, 1 run .Goes for the yorker on off and middle, whipped through midwicket\nCummins to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Offcutter n a length outside off, he misses the flash, it was just 112kph\nCummins to J Fraser-McGurk, 2 runs .Dropped but a brilliant effort! Fraser-McGurk backs away and looks to loft the length .ball over mid-off. A miscue keeps Aniket in play. He runs back, has his eyes on the ball .and throws his right hand as he leaps but fails to cling on\nCummins to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .Reddy does the hard work but then lets it through. He covers good ground to his left .from deep midwicket, puts in the slide and it goes through. JFM had nailed the pull off .the short ball and Cummins almost got away with it. 13 off the over\nAbhishek to du Plessis, no run .Ouch, that must have hurt! Full on middle, he slams it straight back at Fraser-McGurk\nAbhishek to du Plessis, SIX runs .Goneskiiii! A hit-me ball, du Plessis obliges. Short on the stumps, he goes back and .pulls it over long-on\nAbhishek to du Plessis, 1 run .Quicker and fuller outside off, he makes room and drills it to cover, where NKR dives .and stops, not enough to prevent the single though\nAbhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Slows it down outside off, he looks to go hard over the off side but misses\nAbhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .Straight up and Cummins drops this now. Again, not an easy chance as he runs back to .his left from mid-on. He had long-off rushing forward in his peripheral vision. Only gets .his fingertips. Fraser-McGurk went for the slog across the line and only hit it high up in .the air but got away\nAbhishek to du Plessis, 1 run .Goes back to the length ball to punch it through cover, eventful over\nHarshal to du Plessis, 1 wide .Bangs it short and wide outside off, easy leave as it passes way over\nHarshal to du Plessis, no run .Goes wide on the crease and bowls an off-pace ball on a length, du Plessis does not .pick it up and is early into his hack. It was just 122kph\nHarshal to du Plessis, 2 runs .Short and just outside off, he pulls it forward of square through the on side\nHarshal to du Plessis, 1 run .Bowls another length ball from wide of the crease, he can only heave it away to deep .midwicket\nHarshal to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Length ball outside off, punched to point\nHarshal to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Goes wide on the crase again and spears it in on leg, he misses the heave-ho .completely\nHarshal to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Length ball outside off, slashes it to cover, JFM struggling to get the ball away from the .square. That ends the powerplay, could be respite for him\nCummins to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Cut fiercely, backward point a mere spectator! Short and wide outside off, du Plessis .hangs back and slashes it hard . .Faf du Plessis vs Pat Cummins .BALLS .75 .RUNS .145 .OUTS .4 .SR .193.33 .4s\/6s .16\/6\nCummins to du Plessis, SIX runs .Cummins goes off pace, du Plessis is on song! It is right in the slot outside off, he has .his base set up and tonks it straight over the bowler\nCummins to du Plessis, 1 run .Full toss on middle, flicked to deep midwicket\nCummins to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Short and just wide outside off, he goes for the pull but withdraws from the shot\nCummins to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .Low full toss on middle, driven down to long-on\nCummins to du Plessis, 2 runs .Yorker on off, squeezed through forward square leg. It's not gone a fair distance and .before Aniket can come charging in from deep midwicket, they pinch two .Timeout. DC are cruising in the chase. How SRH would have dearly wanted to have .Zampa at this point. When do they turn to Zeeshan Ansari?\nZeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .Half-tracker outside off to begin, slashed through covers\nZeeshan Ansari to du Plessis, 2 runs .Another short one outside off, he pulls it over midwicket. NKR gets around and fires a .flat throw to the bowler's end, where Fraser-McGurk has to dive to get back in\nZeeshan Ansari to du Plessis, 1 run .Floated full outside off, drilled to long-off\nZeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Flatter outside off, slashed to backward point\nZeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .Just wide of extra cover. Is it the shot that gets Fraser-McGurk going? Floated up on a .length outside off, he stands tall and smashes it aerially just past the man in the ring\nZeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .The googly on a length outside off, he goes for the cut but misses\nHarshal to du Plessis, 1 run .Very full outside off, dug out in front of square on the off side\nHarshal to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .Full and outside off, driven to deep cover\nHarshal to du Plessis, 1 run .Short and angling in, directed with a cross blade to deep square leg. Brings up a .fantastic half-century off just 26 balls\nHarshal to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Length ball outside off, punched to cover\nHarshal to J Fraser-McGurk, 2 byes .Goes wide of the crease and digs it in, du Plessis ducks under it. Klaasen takes hsi eyes .off and concedes a few byes\nHarshal to J Fraser-McGurk, 2 runs .Superb effort from Reddy at deep backward point. Short and wide outside off, he cuts it .past backward point. Heads to the ropes, if not for a diving effort from NKR\nZeeshan Ansari to du Plessis, OUT .Fantastic catch from Mulder, Zeeshan provides the breakthrough. Tossed up on .middle, du Plessis looks to go big but skies it high. Mulder has his eyes on the ball as he .runs in from long-on, has to dive forward to clinch it and does so while he tumbles. du .Plessis falls after a superb knock, surely DC can't mess it up from here .Faf du Plessis c Mulder b Zeeshan Ansari 50 (27b 3x4 3x6 40m) SR: 185.18\nZeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Fuller on middle, knocked down to long-on to get going\nZeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .Sneaks through his legs via the inside edge! Full and quick on leg, he looks to go big .over the off side but gets lucky as he beats short fine leg\nZeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .Much better. Goes back to the legspinning length ball and opens the face of the bat. .Bisects backward point and cover-point, and there is no protection in the deep\nZeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, SIX runs .That's more like it! The JFM we all know. Lands it on a length outside off, he stands tall, .gets under it and deposits it over long-off\nZeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT .Soft, soft dismissal and Fraser-McGurk is out of here! Lands it on a length on middle, .JFM looks to just push it down the ground. All he does it chip it back tamely to Zeeshan, .15 runs and two wickets in the over. Is there still life in the game? .Jake Fraser-McGurk c & b Zeeshan Ansari 38 (32b 4x4 2x6 44m) SR: 118.75","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs SRH, 10th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Shami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Length ball outside off, 136.8kph, a hint of shape away, defended towards cover from the crease Backward square leg and backward point the two men out for JFM\n Shami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Swinging away from a shortish length outside off, he slashes it to cover, 137.4kph\n Shami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Outside off on a length, 137.5kph, he gets a bottom edge to the off side on the slash\n Shami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Swings and misses! Length ball that swings away, Fraser-McGurk goes hard and makes contact with only thin air\n Shami to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run Length ball nipping in from a back of a length, he steers it wide of backward point to get off the mark\n Shami to du Plessis, 1 run Hangs back to the length ball outside off, 138kph, pats it towards backward point for a quick run, quiet start to the chase\n Abhishek to du Plessis, 1 run Full on off, driven down to long-off Abhishek Sharma vs RHB BALLS 533 WKTS 23 4s\/6s 48\/23 ECON 7.00 AVE 27.08\n Abhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Very full on leg, clipped to backward square leg\n Abhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, SIX runs Humongous blow! Tossed up in his slot outside off, he clears the front leg, gets down on a knee and slogs it high over long-off\n Abhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run Quicker and fuller on leg, he goes back to punch it to long-off\n Abhishek to du Plessis, no run Flatter outside off, cut to point\n Abhishek to du Plessis, 1 run Floated full outside leg, he flicked to deep midwicket, not a bad over from Abhishek\n Shami to du Plessis, SIX runs Picked up with absolute ease! It is as if du Plessis knew what was coming. He stood still to the back of a length ball at 139.4kph, lofts it over the shorter side, the deep square leg boundary Slip goes out Faf du Plessis vs Mohammed Shami BALLS 64 RUNS 117 OUTS 2 SR 182.81 4s\/6s 15\/5\n Shami to du Plessis, FOUR runs Width given, du Plessis puts it away. A bit of swing outside off, he stays leg side and thrashes it over backward point\n Shami to du Plessis, 4 leg byes Strays on the pad, pays the price. Swings in on a fuller length, du Plessis looks to flick it away and it brushes his pad and runs away\n Shami to du Plessis, 1 run Length ball on middle, 139.9kph, mistimed through mid-on\n Shami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Shortish on off, he gets behind and defends it back\n Shami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Moves across to off and heaves the length ball, 140.6kph, to Kishan at short midwicket. Two dots to end the over but 15 off it\n Cummins to du Plessis, FOUR runs Clears mid-off with ease! Full and just outside off, du Plessis hangs back and lofts it over the off side\n Cummins to du Plessis, 2 runs Full and angling in, flicked through midwicket\n Cummins to du Plessis, 1 run Goes for the yorker on off and middle, whipped through midwicket\n Cummins to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Offcutter n a length outside off, he misses the flash, it was just 112kph\n Cummins to J Fraser-McGurk, 2 runs Dropped but a brilliant effort! Fraser-McGurk backs away and looks to loft the length ball over mid-off. A miscue keeps Aniket in play. He runs back, has his eyes on the ball and throws his right hand as he leaps but fails to cling on\n Cummins to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs Reddy does the hard work but then lets it through. He covers good ground to his left from deep midwicket, puts in the slide and it goes through. JFM had nailed the pull off the short ball and Cummins almost got away with it. 13 off the over\n Abhishek to du Plessis, no run Ouch, that must have hurt! Full on middle, he slams it straight back at Fraser-McGurk\n Abhishek to du Plessis, SIX runs Goneskiiii! A hit-me ball, du Plessis obliges. Short on the stumps, he goes back and pulls it over long-on\n Abhishek to du Plessis, 1 run Quicker and fuller outside off, he makes room and drills it to cover, where NKR dives and stops, not enough to prevent the single though\n Abhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Slows it down outside off, he looks to go hard over the off side but misses\n Abhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run Straight up and Cummins drops this now. Again, not an easy chance as he runs back to his left from mid-on. He had long-off rushing forward in his peripheral vision. Only gets his fingertips. Fraser-McGurk went for the slog across the line and only hit it high up in the air but got away\n Abhishek to du Plessis, 1 run Goes back to the length ball to punch it through cover, eventful over\n Harshal to du Plessis, 1 wide Bangs it short and wide outside off, easy leave as it passes way over\n Harshal to du Plessis, no run Goes wide on the crease and bowls an off-pace ball on a length, du Plessis does not pick it up and is early into his hack. It was just 122kph\n Harshal to du Plessis, 2 runs Short and just outside off, he pulls it forward of square through the on side\n Harshal to du Plessis, 1 run Bowls another length ball from wide of the crease, he can only heave it away to deep midwicket\n Harshal to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Length ball outside off, punched to point\n Harshal to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Goes wide on the crase again and spears it in on leg, he misses the heave-ho completely\n Harshal to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Length ball outside off, slashes it to cover, JFM struggling to get the ball away from the square. That ends the powerplay, could be respite for him\n Cummins to du Plessis, FOUR runs Cut fiercely, backward point a mere spectator! Short and wide outside off, du Plessis hangs back and slashes it hard Faf du Plessis vs Pat Cummins BALLS 75 RUNS 145 OUTS 4 SR 193.33 4s\/6s 16\/6\n Cummins to du Plessis, SIX runs Cummins goes off pace, du Plessis is on song! It is right in the slot outside off, he has his base set up and tonks it straight over the bowler\n Cummins to du Plessis, 1 run Full toss on middle, flicked to deep midwicket\n Cummins to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Short and just wide outside off, he goes for the pull but withdraws from the shot\n Cummins to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run Low full toss on middle, driven down to long-on\n Cummins to du Plessis, 2 runs Yorker on off, squeezed through forward square leg. It's not gone a fair distance and before Aniket can come charging in from deep midwicket, they pinch two Timeout. DC are cruising in the chase. How SRH would have dearly wanted to have Zampa at this point. When do they turn to Zeeshan Ansari?\n Zeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run Half-tracker outside off to begin, slashed through covers\n Zeeshan Ansari to du Plessis, 2 runs Another short one outside off, he pulls it over midwicket. NKR gets around and fires a flat throw to the bowler's end, where Fraser-McGurk has to dive to get back in\n Zeeshan Ansari to du Plessis, 1 run Floated full outside off, drilled to long-off\n Zeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Flatter outside off, slashed to backward point\n Zeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs Just wide of extra cover. Is it the shot that gets Fraser-McGurk going? Floated up on a length outside off, he stands tall and smashes it aerially just past the man in the ring\n Zeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, no run The googly on a length outside off, he goes for the cut but misses\n Harshal to du Plessis, 1 run Very full outside off, dug out in front of square on the off side\n Harshal to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run Full and outside off, driven to deep cover\n Harshal to du Plessis, 1 run Short and angling in, directed with a cross blade to deep square leg. Brings up a fantastic half-century off just 26 balls\n Harshal to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Length ball outside off, punched to cover\n Harshal to J Fraser-McGurk, 2 byes Goes wide of the crease and digs it in, du Plessis ducks under it. Klaasen takes hsi eyes off and concedes a few byes\n Harshal to J Fraser-McGurk, 2 runs Superb effort from Reddy at deep backward point. Short and wide outside off, he cuts it past backward point. Heads to the ropes, if not for a diving effort from NKR\n Zeeshan Ansari to du Plessis, OUT Fantastic catch from Mulder, Zeeshan provides the breakthrough. Tossed up on middle, du Plessis looks to go big but skies it high. Mulder has his eyes on the ball as he runs in from long-on, has to dive forward to clinch it and does so while he tumbles. du Plessis falls after a superb knock, surely DC can't mess it up from here \n Zeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, 1 run Fuller on middle, knocked down to long-on to get going\n Zeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs Sneaks through his legs via the inside edge! Full and quick on leg, he looks to go big over the off side but gets lucky as he beats short fine leg\n Zeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs Much better. Goes back to the legspinning length ball and opens the face of the bat. Bisects backward point and cover-point, and there is no protection in the deep\n Zeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, SIX runs That's more like it! The JFM we all know. Lands it on a length outside off, he stands tall, gets under it and deposits it over long-off\n Zeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT Soft, soft dismissal and Fraser-McGurk is out of here! Lands it on a length on middle, JFM looks to just push it down the ground. All he does it chip it back tamely to Zeeshan, 15 runs and two wickets in the over. Is there still life in the game? ","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","J Fraser-McGurk","du Plessis"],"Runs":[1.0,38.0,50.0],"Balls_Faced":[1,32,27],"Fours":[0,4,3],"Sixes":[0,2,3],"S\/R":[100.0,118.75,185.19],"dismissal":["Not Out","c & b Zeeshan Ansari","c Mulder b Zeeshan Ansari"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Abhishek","Cummins","Harshal","Shami","Zeeshan Ansari"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[18.0,27.0,9.0,13.0,23.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,2],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Shami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Length ball outside off, 136.8kph, a hint of shape away, defended towards cover from .the crease .Backward square leg and backward point the two men out for JFM\nShami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Swinging away from a shortish length outside off, he slashes it to cover, 137.4kph\nShami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Outside off on a length, 137.5kph, he gets a bottom edge to the off side on the slash\nShami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Swings and misses! Length ball that swings away, Fraser-McGurk goes hard and makes .contact with only thin air\nShami to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .Length ball nipping in from a back of a length, he steers it wide of backward point to get .off the mark\nShami to du Plessis, 1 run .Hangs back to the length ball outside off, 138kph, pats it towards backward point for a .quick run, quiet start to the chase\nAbhishek to du Plessis, 1 run .Full on off, driven down to long-off . .Abhishek Sharma vs RHB .BALLS .533 .WKTS .23 .4s\/6s .48\/23 .ECON .7.00 .AVE .27.08\nAbhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Very full on leg, clipped to backward square leg\nAbhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, SIX runs .Humongous blow! Tossed up in his slot outside off, he clears the front leg, gets down .on a knee and slogs it high over long-off\nAbhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .Quicker and fuller on leg, he goes back to punch it to long-off\nAbhishek to du Plessis, no run .Flatter outside off, cut to point\nAbhishek to du Plessis, 1 run .Floated full outside leg, he flicked to deep midwicket, not a bad over from Abhishek\nShami to du Plessis, SIX runs .Picked up with absolute ease! It is as if du Plessis knew what was coming. He stood .still to the back of a length ball at 139.4kph, lofts it over the shorter side, the deep .square leg boundary .Slip goes out . .Faf du Plessis vs Mohammed Shami .BALLS .64 .RUNS .117 .OUTS .2 .SR .182.81 .4s\/6s .15\/5\nShami to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Width given, du Plessis puts it away. A bit of swing outside off, he stays leg side and .thrashes it over backward point\nShami to du Plessis, 4 leg byes .Strays on the pad, pays the price. Swings in on a fuller length, du Plessis looks to flick it .away and it brushes his pad and runs away\nShami to du Plessis, 1 run .Length ball on middle, 139.9kph, mistimed through mid-on\nShami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Shortish on off, he gets behind and defends it back\nShami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Moves across to off and heaves the length ball, 140.6kph, to Kishan at short midwicket. .Two dots to end the over but 15 off it\nCummins to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Clears mid-off with ease! Full and just outside off, du Plessis hangs back and lofts it .over the off side\nCummins to du Plessis, 2 runs .Full and angling in, flicked through midwicket\nCummins to du Plessis, 1 run .Goes for the yorker on off and middle, whipped through midwicket\nCummins to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Offcutter n a length outside off, he misses the flash, it was just 112kph\nCummins to J Fraser-McGurk, 2 runs .Dropped but a brilliant effort! Fraser-McGurk backs away and looks to loft the length .ball over mid-off. A miscue keeps Aniket in play. He runs back, has his eyes on the ball .and throws his right hand as he leaps but fails to cling on\nCummins to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .Reddy does the hard work but then lets it through. He covers good ground to his left .from deep midwicket, puts in the slide and it goes through. JFM had nailed the pull off .the short ball and Cummins almost got away with it. 13 off the over\nAbhishek to du Plessis, no run .Ouch, that must have hurt! Full on middle, he slams it straight back at Fraser-McGurk\nAbhishek to du Plessis, SIX runs .Goneskiiii! A hit-me ball, du Plessis obliges. Short on the stumps, he goes back and .pulls it over long-on\nAbhishek to du Plessis, 1 run .Quicker and fuller outside off, he makes room and drills it to cover, where NKR dives .and stops, not enough to prevent the single though\nAbhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Slows it down outside off, he looks to go hard over the off side but misses\nAbhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .Straight up and Cummins drops this now. Again, not an easy chance as he runs back to .his left from mid-on. He had long-off rushing forward in his peripheral vision. Only gets .his fingertips. Fraser-McGurk went for the slog across the line and only hit it high up in .the air but got away\nAbhishek to du Plessis, 1 run .Goes back to the length ball to punch it through cover, eventful over\nHarshal to du Plessis, 1 wide .Bangs it short and wide outside off, easy leave as it passes way over\nHarshal to du Plessis, no run .Goes wide on the crease and bowls an off-pace ball on a length, du Plessis does not .pick it up and is early into his hack. It was just 122kph\nHarshal to du Plessis, 2 runs .Short and just outside off, he pulls it forward of square through the on side\nHarshal to du Plessis, 1 run .Bowls another length ball from wide of the crease, he can only heave it away to deep .midwicket\nHarshal to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Length ball outside off, punched to point\nHarshal to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Goes wide on the crase again and spears it in on leg, he misses the heave-ho .completely\nHarshal to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Length ball outside off, slashes it to cover, JFM struggling to get the ball away from the .square. That ends the powerplay, could be respite for him\nCummins to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Cut fiercely, backward point a mere spectator! Short and wide outside off, du Plessis .hangs back and slashes it hard . .Faf du Plessis vs Pat Cummins .BALLS .75 .RUNS .145 .OUTS .4 .SR .193.33 .4s\/6s .16\/6\nCummins to du Plessis, SIX runs .Cummins goes off pace, du Plessis is on song! It is right in the slot outside off, he has .his base set up and tonks it straight over the bowler\nCummins to du Plessis, 1 run .Full toss on middle, flicked to deep midwicket\nCummins to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Short and just wide outside off, he goes for the pull but withdraws from the shot\nCummins to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .Low full toss on middle, driven down to long-on\nCummins to du Plessis, 2 runs .Yorker on off, squeezed through forward square leg. It's not gone a fair distance and .before Aniket can come charging in from deep midwicket, they pinch two .Timeout. DC are cruising in the chase. How SRH would have dearly wanted to have .Zampa at this point. When do they turn to Zeeshan Ansari?\nZeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .Half-tracker outside off to begin, slashed through covers\nZeeshan Ansari to du Plessis, 2 runs .Another short one outside off, he pulls it over midwicket. NKR gets around and fires a .flat throw to the bowler's end, where Fraser-McGurk has to dive to get back in\nZeeshan Ansari to du Plessis, 1 run .Floated full outside off, drilled to long-off\nZeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Flatter outside off, slashed to backward point\nZeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .Just wide of extra cover. Is it the shot that gets Fraser-McGurk going? Floated up on a .length outside off, he stands tall and smashes it aerially just past the man in the ring\nZeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .The googly on a length outside off, he goes for the cut but misses\nHarshal to du Plessis, 1 run .Very full outside off, dug out in front of square on the off side\nHarshal to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .Full and outside off, driven to deep cover\nHarshal to du Plessis, 1 run .Short and angling in, directed with a cross blade to deep square leg. Brings up a .fantastic half-century off just 26 balls\nHarshal to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Length ball outside off, punched to cover\nHarshal to J Fraser-McGurk, 2 byes .Goes wide of the crease and digs it in, du Plessis ducks under it. Klaasen takes hsi eyes .off and concedes a few byes\nHarshal to J Fraser-McGurk, 2 runs .Superb effort from Reddy at deep backward point. Short and wide outside off, he cuts it .past backward point. Heads to the ropes, if not for a diving effort from NKR\nZeeshan Ansari to du Plessis, OUT .Fantastic catch from Mulder, Zeeshan provides the breakthrough. Tossed up on .middle, du Plessis looks to go big but skies it high. Mulder has his eyes on the ball as he .runs in from long-on, has to dive forward to clinch it and does so while he tumbles. du .Plessis falls after a superb knock, surely DC can't mess it up from here .Faf du Plessis c Mulder b Zeeshan Ansari 50 (27b 3x4 3x6 40m) SR: 185.18\nZeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Fuller on middle, knocked down to long-on to get going\nZeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .Sneaks through his legs via the inside edge! Full and quick on leg, he looks to go big .over the off side but gets lucky as he beats short fine leg\nZeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .Much better. Goes back to the legspinning length ball and opens the face of the bat. .Bisects backward point and cover-point, and there is no protection in the deep\nZeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, SIX runs .That's more like it! The JFM we all know. Lands it on a length outside off, he stands tall, .gets under it and deposits it over long-off\nZeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT .Soft, soft dismissal and Fraser-McGurk is out of here! Lands it on a length on middle, .JFM looks to just push it down the ground. All he does it chip it back tamely to Zeeshan, .15 runs and two wickets in the over. Is there still life in the game? .Jake Fraser-McGurk c & b Zeeshan Ansari 38 (32b 4x4 2x6 44m) SR: 118.75\nShami to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Hard length, angling in towards fourth, guided softly towards short third for a quick .single .Rahul, on DC debut, faces up. Over the wicket . .KL Rahul vs Mohammed Shami .BALLS .31 .RUNS .28 .OUTS .2 .SR .90.32 .4s\/6s .4\/1\nShami to Rahul, FOUR runs .French cut to get off the mark. Rahul tried to drive the length ball on fourth through mid- .off, got a thick inside edge that went wide of leg stump and very fine\nShami to Rahul, 1 wide .Rahul opens up his stance, front leg out the way, and Shami bumps him. At the stumps, .but too high. Let go\nShami to Rahul, SIX runs .This is a new Rahul, he set up last ball, does the same this time, got a slower ball in the .slot and mowed it 90 metres over midwicket. It's a slog sweep that's almost hit square- .on\nShami to Rahul, FOUR runs .Whoa, he really is letting himself loose. Opens up extra cover with an inside-out drive. .The follow-through was powerful and stopped around head-height for the .photographers.\nShami to Rahul, 1 run .Death option from Shami. Pace-on yorker at middle and leg, jammed to midwicket\nShami to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Pitched up again, worked to long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Googly at 88ks on a fullish length, lands around off and straightens a touch. Leading .edge off the gentle flick goes to long-off\nZeeshan Ansari to Rahul, OUT .Bowled round the legs. Zeeshan reduces Rahul's explosion into a cameo. Has three-for .too. Was a pre-meditated shot, Rahul went across to off stump and got on one knee for .a powerful sweep. He missed it, the ball was very close to the pad but went .uninterrupted to flatten leg stump. Replays show it may have grazed pad. Was a .legbreak that landed around leg stump, hawk-eye says the ball would've gone well down .leg had it not spun. .KL Rahul b Zeeshan Ansari 15 (5b 2x4 1x6 7m) SR: 300\nZeeshan Ansari to Stubbs, 1 run .Length ball just outside leg stump, 88ks, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket . .Abishek Porel in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .177 .OUTS .10 .4s\/6s .14\/6 .SR .137.20 .AVE .17.70\nZeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Fullish on middle, flicked to long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Stubbs, 1 run .Length on off, punched to long-off\nZeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Hit to deep square leg to keep strike\nAbhishek to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Loopy full ball on middle is delivered from wide of the crease. Whisked to long-on .Ashutosh is padded up, he's likely to be the impact player\nAbhishek to Stubbs, 1 run .Full on middle, Stubbs stays leg side of the ball and tries to punch it back. It goes off the .inner-half of the bat, to long-on\nAbhishek to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Dances down, reaches across to get close to the pitch of the wide, length ball. Drives it .through cover, along the ground\nAbhishek to Stubbs, 1 run .Full on fourth, driven to long-off\nAbhishek to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Pummelled to the left of the sliding long-on fielder. Abhishek delivered it off the front of .the hand, a bit like a carrom ball, but it was shortish and sat up. Porel danced down and .pulled it hard into the ground . .Abishek Porel vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .27 .OUTS .0 .4s\/6s .4\/1 .SR .245.45 .AVE .0\nAbhishek to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Chops it late to pick up a quick single to short third. Porel a touch late on the run but the .throw strikes him on the way\nZeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Dances down, punches it off a length to the left of the sliding cover fielder\nZeeshan Ansari to Stubbs, 1 run .Touch short and wide, cut hard. Cummins half-stops it to the right, technically a misfield\nZeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .Sliced but clears long-off. Porel danced down, had a low, horizontal swipe while on the .move; Zeeshan kept it wide and did him in flight, but the bat swing was free. The ball did .go high but cleared the fielder easily\nZeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Fullish on top of fourth, batter goes back and pulls to long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Stubbs, 1 run .Flatter length ball around off, pulled to long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Porel uses the pace (93ks) and the wide angle to run it fine of short third. Was a fullish .length ball, Porel opened the face fully to ruin what was a good spell overall from .Zeeshan\nHarshal to Stubbs, 1 run .Works the length ball around off to long-on\nHarshal to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Full on middle and off, flicked to long-on\nHarshal to Stubbs, no run .Yorker on fourth, 134ks, punched to short cover\nHarshal to Stubbs, 1 run .Very short and wide 135ks ball gets tennis-ball bounce, a tennis forehand is the .response. Through midwicket the ball goes\nHarshal to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Pulls the short ball on fourth through deep midwicket\nHarshal to Stubbs, FOUR runs .Yorker missed, low full toss is around shin-height and Stubbs drives through the line. It's .a chip that's too straight for long-on. Stubbs was standing very deep in the crease too\nMulder to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Full on off, flicked to wide long-on\nMulder to Stubbs, FOUR runs .Deep in the crease again, this time Stubbs pulls it through backward square leg. Was .actually a good bouncer, around head-height, Stubbs had to jump up and swat the ball .into the ground while swivelling\nMulder to Stubbs, no run .Tries to slug the length ball over long-on, misses. It goes through fourth stump\nMulder to Stubbs, FOUR runs .Chipped drive is uppish but in the gap to the right of the infielder at cover, long-off runs .to the left but in vain. Was a length ball just outside off, Stubbs took a decent forward .stride and hit it with a lunge\nMulder to Stubbs, 1 run .Pulled with a twirl. It's into the ground and to deep midwicket. Stubbs has gotten the .better of his fellow South African .Four to win\nMulder to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .Finished with a six. Clubbed the slot ball with a closed bat-face with the freest of bat .swings.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs SRH, 10th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Shami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Length ball outside off, 136.8kph, a hint of shape away, defended towards cover from the crease Backward square leg and backward point the two men out for JFM\n Shami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Swinging away from a shortish length outside off, he slashes it to cover, 137.4kph\n Shami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Outside off on a length, 137.5kph, he gets a bottom edge to the off side on the slash\n Shami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Swings and misses! Length ball that swings away, Fraser-McGurk goes hard and makes contact with only thin air\n Shami to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run Length ball nipping in from a back of a length, he steers it wide of backward point to get off the mark\n Shami to du Plessis, 1 run Hangs back to the length ball outside off, 138kph, pats it towards backward point for a quick run, quiet start to the chase\n Abhishek to du Plessis, 1 run Full on off, driven down to long-off Abhishek Sharma vs RHB BALLS 533 WKTS 23 4s\/6s 48\/23 ECON 7.00 AVE 27.08\n Abhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Very full on leg, clipped to backward square leg\n Abhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, SIX runs Humongous blow! Tossed up in his slot outside off, he clears the front leg, gets down on a knee and slogs it high over long-off\n Abhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run Quicker and fuller on leg, he goes back to punch it to long-off\n Abhishek to du Plessis, no run Flatter outside off, cut to point\n Abhishek to du Plessis, 1 run Floated full outside leg, he flicked to deep midwicket, not a bad over from Abhishek\n Shami to du Plessis, SIX runs Picked up with absolute ease! It is as if du Plessis knew what was coming. He stood still to the back of a length ball at 139.4kph, lofts it over the shorter side, the deep square leg boundary Slip goes out Faf du Plessis vs Mohammed Shami BALLS 64 RUNS 117 OUTS 2 SR 182.81 4s\/6s 15\/5\n Shami to du Plessis, FOUR runs Width given, du Plessis puts it away. A bit of swing outside off, he stays leg side and thrashes it over backward point\n Shami to du Plessis, 4 leg byes Strays on the pad, pays the price. Swings in on a fuller length, du Plessis looks to flick it away and it brushes his pad and runs away\n Shami to du Plessis, 1 run Length ball on middle, 139.9kph, mistimed through mid-on\n Shami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Shortish on off, he gets behind and defends it back\n Shami to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Moves across to off and heaves the length ball, 140.6kph, to Kishan at short midwicket. Two dots to end the over but 15 off it\n Cummins to du Plessis, FOUR runs Clears mid-off with ease! Full and just outside off, du Plessis hangs back and lofts it over the off side\n Cummins to du Plessis, 2 runs Full and angling in, flicked through midwicket\n Cummins to du Plessis, 1 run Goes for the yorker on off and middle, whipped through midwicket\n Cummins to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Offcutter n a length outside off, he misses the flash, it was just 112kph\n Cummins to J Fraser-McGurk, 2 runs Dropped but a brilliant effort! Fraser-McGurk backs away and looks to loft the length ball over mid-off. A miscue keeps Aniket in play. He runs back, has his eyes on the ball and throws his right hand as he leaps but fails to cling on\n Cummins to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs Reddy does the hard work but then lets it through. He covers good ground to his left from deep midwicket, puts in the slide and it goes through. JFM had nailed the pull off the short ball and Cummins almost got away with it. 13 off the over\n Abhishek to du Plessis, no run Ouch, that must have hurt! Full on middle, he slams it straight back at Fraser-McGurk\n Abhishek to du Plessis, SIX runs Goneskiiii! A hit-me ball, du Plessis obliges. Short on the stumps, he goes back and pulls it over long-on\n Abhishek to du Plessis, 1 run Quicker and fuller outside off, he makes room and drills it to cover, where NKR dives and stops, not enough to prevent the single though\n Abhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Slows it down outside off, he looks to go hard over the off side but misses\n Abhishek to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run Straight up and Cummins drops this now. Again, not an easy chance as he runs back to his left from mid-on. He had long-off rushing forward in his peripheral vision. Only gets his fingertips. Fraser-McGurk went for the slog across the line and only hit it high up in the air but got away\n Abhishek to du Plessis, 1 run Goes back to the length ball to punch it through cover, eventful over\n Harshal to du Plessis, 1 wide Bangs it short and wide outside off, easy leave as it passes way over\n Harshal to du Plessis, no run Goes wide on the crease and bowls an off-pace ball on a length, du Plessis does not pick it up and is early into his hack. It was just 122kph\n Harshal to du Plessis, 2 runs Short and just outside off, he pulls it forward of square through the on side\n Harshal to du Plessis, 1 run Bowls another length ball from wide of the crease, he can only heave it away to deep midwicket\n Harshal to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Length ball outside off, punched to point\n Harshal to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Goes wide on the crase again and spears it in on leg, he misses the heave-ho completely\n Harshal to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Length ball outside off, slashes it to cover, JFM struggling to get the ball away from the square. That ends the powerplay, could be respite for him\n Cummins to du Plessis, FOUR runs Cut fiercely, backward point a mere spectator! Short and wide outside off, du Plessis hangs back and slashes it hard Faf du Plessis vs Pat Cummins BALLS 75 RUNS 145 OUTS 4 SR 193.33 4s\/6s 16\/6\n Cummins to du Plessis, SIX runs Cummins goes off pace, du Plessis is on song! It is right in the slot outside off, he has his base set up and tonks it straight over the bowler\n Cummins to du Plessis, 1 run Full toss on middle, flicked to deep midwicket\n Cummins to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Short and just wide outside off, he goes for the pull but withdraws from the shot\n Cummins to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run Low full toss on middle, driven down to long-on\n Cummins to du Plessis, 2 runs Yorker on off, squeezed through forward square leg. It's not gone a fair distance and before Aniket can come charging in from deep midwicket, they pinch two Timeout. DC are cruising in the chase. How SRH would have dearly wanted to have Zampa at this point. When do they turn to Zeeshan Ansari?\n Zeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run Half-tracker outside off to begin, slashed through covers\n Zeeshan Ansari to du Plessis, 2 runs Another short one outside off, he pulls it over midwicket. NKR gets around and fires a flat throw to the bowler's end, where Fraser-McGurk has to dive to get back in\n Zeeshan Ansari to du Plessis, 1 run Floated full outside off, drilled to long-off\n Zeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Flatter outside off, slashed to backward point\n Zeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs Just wide of extra cover. Is it the shot that gets Fraser-McGurk going? Floated up on a length outside off, he stands tall and smashes it aerially just past the man in the ring\n Zeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, no run The googly on a length outside off, he goes for the cut but misses\n Harshal to du Plessis, 1 run Very full outside off, dug out in front of square on the off side\n Harshal to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run Full and outside off, driven to deep cover\n Harshal to du Plessis, 1 run Short and angling in, directed with a cross blade to deep square leg. Brings up a fantastic half-century off just 26 balls\n Harshal to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Length ball outside off, punched to cover\n Harshal to J Fraser-McGurk, 2 byes Goes wide of the crease and digs it in, du Plessis ducks under it. Klaasen takes hsi eyes off and concedes a few byes\n Harshal to J Fraser-McGurk, 2 runs Superb effort from Reddy at deep backward point. Short and wide outside off, he cuts it past backward point. Heads to the ropes, if not for a diving effort from NKR\n Zeeshan Ansari to du Plessis, OUT Fantastic catch from Mulder, Zeeshan provides the breakthrough. Tossed up on middle, du Plessis looks to go big but skies it high. Mulder has his eyes on the ball as he runs in from long-on, has to dive forward to clinch it and does so while he tumbles. du Plessis falls after a superb knock, surely DC can't mess it up from here \n Zeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, 1 run Fuller on middle, knocked down to long-on to get going\n Zeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs Sneaks through his legs via the inside edge! Full and quick on leg, he looks to go big over the off side but gets lucky as he beats short fine leg\n Zeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs Much better. Goes back to the legspinning length ball and opens the face of the bat. Bisects backward point and cover-point, and there is no protection in the deep\n Zeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, SIX runs That's more like it! The JFM we all know. Lands it on a length outside off, he stands tall, gets under it and deposits it over long-off\n Zeeshan Ansari to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT Soft, soft dismissal and Fraser-McGurk is out of here! Lands it on a length on middle, JFM looks to just push it down the ground. All he does it chip it back tamely to Zeeshan, 15 runs and two wickets in the over. Is there still life in the game? \n Shami to Abishek Porel, 1 run Hard length, angling in towards fourth, guided softly towards short third for a quick single Rahul, on DC debut, faces up. Over the wicket KL Rahul vs Mohammed Shami BALLS 31 RUNS 28 OUTS 2 SR 90.32 4s\/6s 4\/1\n Shami to Rahul, FOUR runs French cut to get off the mark. Rahul tried to drive the length ball on fourth through mid-off, got a thick inside edge that went wide of leg stump and very fine\n Shami to Rahul, 1 wide Rahul opens up his stance, front leg out the way, and Shami bumps him. At the stumps, but too high. Let go\n Shami to Rahul, SIX runs This is a new Rahul, he set up last ball, does the same this time, got a slower ball in the slot and mowed it 90 metres over midwicket. It's a slog sweep that's almost hit square-on\n Shami to Rahul, FOUR runs Whoa, he really is letting himself loose. Opens up extra cover with an inside-out drive. The follow-through was powerful and stopped around head-height for the photographers.\n Shami to Rahul, 1 run Death option from Shami. Pace-on yorker at middle and leg, jammed to midwicket\n Shami to Abishek Porel, 1 run Pitched up again, worked to long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, 1 run Googly at 88ks on a fullish length, lands around off and straightens a touch. Leading edge off the gentle flick goes to long-off\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rahul, OUT Bowled round the legs. Zeeshan reduces Rahul's explosion into a cameo. Has three-for too. Was a pre-meditated shot, Rahul went across to off stump and got on one knee for a powerful sweep. He missed it, the ball was very close to the pad but went uninterrupted to flatten leg stump. Replays show it may have grazed pad. Was a legbreak that landed around leg stump, hawk-eye says the ball would've gone well down leg had it not spun. \n Zeeshan Ansari to Stubbs, 1 run Length ball just outside leg stump, 88ks, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket RUNS 177 OUTS 10 4s\/6s 14\/6 SR 137.20 AVE 17.70\n Zeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, 1 run Fullish on middle, flicked to long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Stubbs, 1 run Length on off, punched to long-off\n Zeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, 1 run Hit to deep square leg to keep strike\n Abhishek to Abishek Porel, 1 run Loopy full ball on middle is delivered from wide of the crease. Whisked to long-on Ashutosh is padded up, he's likely to be the impact player\n Abhishek to Stubbs, 1 run Full on middle, Stubbs stays leg side of the ball and tries to punch it back. It goes off the inner-half of the bat, to long-on\n Abhishek to Abishek Porel, 1 run Dances down, reaches across to get close to the pitch of the wide, length ball. Drives it through cover, along the ground\n Abhishek to Stubbs, 1 run Full on fourth, driven to long-off\n Abhishek to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Pummelled to the left of the sliding long-on fielder. Abhishek delivered it off the front of the hand, a bit like a carrom ball, but it was shortish and sat up. Porel danced down and pulled it hard into the ground Abishek Porel vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 27 OUTS 0 4s\/6s 4\/1 SR 245.45 AVE 0\n Abhishek to Abishek Porel, 1 run Chops it late to pick up a quick single to short third. Porel a touch late on the run but the throw strikes him on the way\n Zeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, 1 run Dances down, punches it off a length to the left of the sliding cover fielder\n Zeeshan Ansari to Stubbs, 1 run Touch short and wide, cut hard. Cummins half-stops it to the right, technically a misfield\n Zeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, SIX runs Sliced but clears long-off. Porel danced down, had a low, horizontal swipe while on the move; Zeeshan kept it wide and did him in flight, but the bat swing was free. The ball did go high but cleared the fielder easily\n Zeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, 1 run Fullish on top of fourth, batter goes back and pulls to long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Stubbs, 1 run Flatter length ball around off, pulled to long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs length ball, Porel opened the face fully to ruin what was a good spell overall from Zeeshan\n Harshal to Stubbs, 1 run Works the length ball around off to long-on\n Harshal to Abishek Porel, 1 run Full on middle and off, flicked to long-on\n Harshal to Stubbs, no run Yorker on fourth, 134ks, punched to short cover\n Harshal to Stubbs, 1 run Very short and wide 135ks ball gets tennis-ball bounce, a tennis forehand is the response. Through midwicket the ball goes\n Harshal to Abishek Porel, 1 run Pulls the short ball on fourth through deep midwicket\n Harshal to Stubbs, FOUR runs Yorker missed, low full toss is around shin-height and Stubbs drives through the line. It's a chip that's too straight for long-on. Stubbs was standing very deep in the crease too\n Mulder to Abishek Porel, 1 run Full on off, flicked to wide long-on\n Mulder to Stubbs, FOUR runs Deep in the crease again, this time Stubbs pulls it through backward square leg. Was actually a good bouncer, around head-height, Stubbs had to jump up and swat the ball into the ground while swivelling\n Mulder to Stubbs, no run Tries to slug the length ball over long-on, misses. It goes through fourth stump\n Mulder to Stubbs, FOUR runs Chipped drive is uppish but in the gap to the right of the infielder at cover, long-off runs to the left but in vain. Was a length ball just outside off, Stubbs took a decent forward stride and hit it with a lunge\n Mulder to Stubbs, 1 run Pulled with a twirl. It's into the ground and to deep midwicket. Stubbs has gotten the better of his fellow South African Four to win\n Mulder to Abishek Porel, SIX runs Finished with a six. Clubbed the slot ball with a closed bat-face with the freest of bat swings.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","J Fraser-McGurk","Rahul","Stubbs","du Plessis"],"Runs":[34.0,38.0,15.0,21.0,50.0],"Balls_Faced":[18,32,5,14,27],"Fours":[2,4,2,3,3],"Sixes":[2,2,1,0,3],"S\/R":[188.89,118.75,300.0,150.0,185.19],"dismissal":["Not Out","c & b Zeeshan Ansari","b Zeeshan Ansari","Not Out","c Mulder b Zeeshan Ansari"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Abhishek","Cummins","Harshal","Mulder","Shami","Zeeshan Ansari"],"Balls":[18,12,18,6,18,24],"Runs_Given":[27.0,27.0,17.0,16.0,31.0,42.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,0,3],"Overs":[3.0,2.0,3.0,1.0,3.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arshdeep to Salt, FOUR runs .Punched down the ground! The crowd erupts as Salt starts off with a handsome .boundary. This is pitched up and gets a hint of swing away from the left-hander. Pitches .around middle and leg and it's creamed back pas t the bowler\nArshdeep to Salt, no run .On a length around leg, Salt defends\nArshdeep to Salt, no run .Full on middle, swinging in. Salt keeps it out\nArshdeep to Salt, OUT .Skies it and that's an excellent catch from Inglis! Shorter side of good length around .leg, it seams away as Salt looks to swing it leg side. Takes a top edge and goes high to .his left. Inglis has a long way to run, almost to Chahal at square leg and dives forward to .hold on! .Phil Salt c \u2020Inglis b Arshdeep Singh 4 (4b 1x4 0x6 3m) SR: 100\nArshdeep to Patidar, FOUR runs .And the RCB skipper is off the blocks quickly! This is full and swinging into him on .middle. Patidar just clips it off his toes between midwicket and mid-on. Infielders gave .chase, but the ball raced away. Lovely balance\nArshdeep to Patidar, 1 run .Length ball on leg, seaming away, much like the one that got Salt, but Patidar is happy .to just tuck it square for a single\nBartlett to Patidar, no run .Short of good length around off, Patidar drops it in front on the leg side and wants a .single but Kohli sends him back\nBartlett to Patidar, no run .Beauty! Back of length delivery that veers away past the outside edge as Patidar looks .to push to the off side\nBartlett to Patidar, no run .Length ball around off, clipped to midwicket\nBartlett to Patidar, 2 runs .Full outside off, Patidar lofts it over point with the open face. Clears the infielder but .can't beat deep backward point running to his right\nBartlett to Patidar, SIX runs .Glorious! Patidar gets the first six of the day. This is in the slot on off and he whips it .over square leg. Excellent pickup shot\nBartlett to Patidar, 2 runs .Excellent shot, but not the reward he would want! This is full outside off and he .launches it over mid-on. The ball lands short of the boundary and just stops! They only .get two there! The mid-on fielder hadn't even bothered to run after that ball at first!\nArshdeep to Kohli, no run .Full around middle, Kohli nudges it back towards the bowler\nArshdeep to Kohli, 1 run .Dug in short and Kohli pulls it to the midwicket fielder's right. Huge roar as Koach gets .his first run .Looks like a sticky outfield right now\nArshdeep to Patidar, 1 run .Length ball angled across, he steers it towards short third for a quick run\nArshdeep to Kohli, OUT .Jansen holds on tracking back! Length ball angled across and Kohli looks to go .downtown. He ends up slicing it and Jansen from mid-on has to track back some ways, .but does very well to not make a mess of that. Crowd goes silent as Kohli walks back to .the dugout .Virat Kohli c Jansen b Arshdeep Singh 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 13m) SR: 33.33\nArshdeep to Livingstone, no run .Yorker outside off sneaks past Livingstone! He tried to get his bat down with an open .face, but can't connect\nArshdeep to Livingstone, no run .Length ball around middle and off, punched to mid-off. Excellent start from Arshdeep\nBartlett to Patidar, no run .ON a length outside off, Patidar punches it back out to the bowler's left. Got that off the .bottom half of the bat onto the ground\nBartlett to Patidar, 1 run .Full on the stumps, Patidar flicks it out to deep square leg\nBartlett to Livingstone, no run .Livingstone looks to drive this full ball straight down the ground, but hits it too close to .Bartlett and he manages to stop it\nBartlett to Livingstone, FOUR runs .Beats the point fielder! On a length outside off and Livingstone plays a firm square .drive. The fielder dove to his right but can't stop that\nBartlett to Livingstone, no run .On a length outside off, tapped towards short third\nBartlett to Livingstone, OUT .Skied again, and taken! Bartlett gets his first! This is full outside off, Livingstone comes .down the track to heave it away and it gets a big leading edge. Goes high in the sky in .front of point. Priyansh Arya at cover backtracks, and that's another good catch taken .by Punjab Kings! .Liam Livingstone c Arya b Bartlett 4 (6b 1x4 0x6 6m) SR: 66.66\nJansen to Patidar, 1 run .Short ball angled across, Patidar runs it down to deep third .Slip in place for Jitesh\nJansen to Jitesh Sharma, no run .On a length around middle and leg, Jitesh defends\nJansen to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .Length ball angled across, he runs it down to deep third\nJansen to Patidar, 1 run .Full outside off, Patidar hits it hard to mid-off's left, but can't beat the fielder\nJansen to Jitesh Sharma, no run .Goes past the outside edge! Back of length around leg and it zips across Jitesh who .hung his bat out to fend\nJansen to Jitesh Sharma, no run .Beaten again! This time Jitesh goes across the stumps and looks to slash it away but .can't connect\nChahal to Patidar, 1 run .Full and dipping on middle, Patidar looks to slog it away but it comes off the bottom half .of the bat to deep midwicket's left\nChahal to Jitesh Sharma, no run .Tossed up full outside off, pushed out towards point\nChahal to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .Floated full on middle, Jitesh eases it square on the off side for a single . .Rajat Patidar vs Yuzvendra Chahal .BALLS .18 .RUNS .33 .OUTS .0 .SR .183.33 .4s\/6s .1\/3\nChahal to Patidar, 1 run .Drops safely! It's a bit short and Patidar rocks back to pull. Ends up skying it but doesn't .carry to the deep midwicket fielder\nChahal to Jitesh Sharma, OUT .This one does carry! Jitesh didn't have any control on that as he looks to slog-sweep .this full ball around middle. That drifted in to pitch on middle and it takes the top edge. .Deep square leg runs in and takes a good catch. PBKS have been excellent in the field .today, and Chahal has his first of the evening! .Jitesh Sharma c Wadhera b Chahal 2 (7b 0x4 0x6 8m) SR: 28.57\nChahal to Krunal, 1 run .Tossed up full, Krunal works it out to deep square leg\nJansen to Krunal, OUT .And another one bites the dust! But wait, did that come off the helmet? PBKS review it .immediately. Banged in short and angled into Krunal, who looks to pull. Had no idea .where that was. The ball looped up to Krunal's left and Jansen ran up to grab that. Were .there two noises? There's a spike as the ball goes past bat Krunal Pandya, who was .getting his concussion test done, will also have to walk back to the dugout! .Krunal Pandya c & b Jansen 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 50\nJansen to David, FOUR runs .Well, David looks unfazed by what's going on around him! Short ball on middle sits up .nicely and he swats it away with a pull in front of square leg. The deep fielder was .sprinting across but he placed that very well\nJansen to David, 1 run .On a length around leg, David stands tall to prod it past the bowler\nJansen to Patidar, 1 run .Back of length around leg, tucked behind square leg off his hips\nJansen to David, no run .David looks to cut away this short and wide delivery but gets an inside edge onto the .ground and through to Inglis\nJansen to David, no run .Bumped in short around leg, David gets out of the way. Wide not given. David consults .with Patidar and reviews it. RCB won't mind this break in play. It's been at breakneck .speed so far, and they need to regroup. Ball tracking shows that was going under his .head if he was standing upright at the crease. RCB lose a review .Alright, here's Himanshu to take you through the rest of this innings.\nChahal to Patidar, 1 run .on a length, as this dips around middle. It turns away and finishes on off, and is pushed .to long-on\nChahal to David, no run .fuller and on middle, as David goes back to nudge towards midwicket\nChahal to David, 1 run .ohh, this was tossed up, and full and outside off on a full length. David cleared his front .leg, and ended up swiping to long-off\nChahal to Patidar, OUT .taken at long-off! Things are unravelling for RCB, as Patidar departs after being .dismissed by Chinnaswamy's own Chahal. He went fullish and got it to dip around off, .as Patidar made room and looked to loft. He seemed to go inside out, but couldn't place .it beyond the reach of Bartlett, who moved to his left to grab the ball .Rajat Patidar c Bartlett b Chahal 23 (18b 1x4 1x6 37m) SR: 127.77\nChahal to Bhandage, no run .wide of the crease from Chahal, who goes on the shorter side of a length around sixth .stump. The ball tuns in, and is pushed towards cover\nChahal to Bhandage, 1 run .just clears Chahal! The bowler leapt with his right hand up, but the ball barely beat it. .Chahal had slowed it down, and went fuller and straighter, as Bhandage chipped it back .aerially. Single down the ground\nJansen to Bhandage, no run .full ball swinging into off, and pushed back on the bounce to Jansen\nJansen to Bhandage, OUT .confident appeal for lbw by Jansen... and the umpire's finger goes up after a while! .Bhandage reviews, though. He looked to flick it, but almost with a half-closed face of .the bat, and in an awkward position - his feet were almost one behind the other there. It .was a length delivery on from Jansen, and as Bhandage looked to clip it away, he .missed. Ball tracking shows the ball would have gone on to clip the side of leg stump on .umpire's call .Manoj Bhandage lbw b Jansen 1 (4b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 25\nJansen to Bhuvneshwar, no run .short in length, and angling in. It pitches just outside off, and finishes closer to off, as .Bhuvi pushes towards cover\nJansen to Bhuvneshwar, no run .slightly fuller than the previous ball, but still on the shorter side. It pitches on off, and .ends on leg to hit Bhuvi's front pad as he looked to clip. The ball trickled towards point\nJansen to Bhuvneshwar, no run .on a length, and just outside off. The ball straightened away, and was dabbed down .towards cover\nJansen to Bhuvneshwar, 1 run .short in length, and wide of off. Bhuvi slaps to deep cover by playing away from himself\nChahal to Bhuvneshwar, 1 run .full and dipping, and just outside off. Driven to long-on by getting to the pitch of the ball .Will David go after Chahal right away?\nChahal to David, 1 run .this dips on a full length around off, and hints to turn away. It is punched hard to deep- .backward point after shifting his weight back\nChahal to Bhuvneshwar, no run .quite full, and tossed up on the stumps. Pushed towards the man at short midwicket\nChahal to Bhuvneshwar, no run .ohh, slower still from Chahal, who goes full on middle at 74kph. Blocked on off side by .Bhuvi\nChahal to Bhuvneshwar, 1 run .the googly! This dips on a length just outside off, and finishes around middle, before .Bhuvi pushes forward aerially to the left of the man at short midwicket. Single to long- .on\nChahal to David, 1 run .fuller and quicker on off, and punched to deep cover","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs RCB, 34th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Salt, FOUR runs Punched down the ground! The crowd erupts as Salt starts off with a handsome boundary. This is pitched up and gets a hint of swing away from the left-hander. Pitches around middle and leg and it's creamed back pas t the bowler\n Arshdeep to Salt, no run On a length around leg, Salt defends\n Arshdeep to Salt, no run Full on middle, swinging in. Salt keeps it out\n Arshdeep to Salt, OUT Skies it and that's an excellent catch from Inglis! Shorter side of good length around leg, it seams away as Salt looks to swing it leg side. Takes a top edge and goes high to his left. Inglis has a long way to run, almost to Chahal at square leg and dives forward to hold on! \n Arshdeep to Patidar, FOUR runs And the RCB skipper is off the blocks quickly! This is full and swinging into him on middle. Patidar just clips it off his toes between midwicket and mid-on. Infielders gave chase, but the ball raced away. Lovely balance\n Arshdeep to Patidar, 1 run Length ball on leg, seaming away, much like the one that got Salt, but Patidar is happy to just tuck it square for a single\n Bartlett to Patidar, no run Short of good length around off, Patidar drops it in front on the leg side and wants a single but Kohli sends him back\n Bartlett to Patidar, no run Beauty! Back of length delivery that veers away past the outside edge as Patidar looks to push to the off side\n Bartlett to Patidar, no run Length ball around off, clipped to midwicket\n Bartlett to Patidar, 2 runs Full outside off, Patidar lofts it over point with the open face. Clears the infielder but can't beat deep backward point running to his right\n Bartlett to Patidar, SIX runs Glorious! Patidar gets the first six of the day. This is in the slot on off and he whips it over square leg. Excellent pickup shot\n Bartlett to Patidar, 2 runs Excellent shot, but not the reward he would want! This is full outside off and he launches it over mid-on. The ball lands short of the boundary and just stops! They only get two there! The mid-on fielder hadn't even bothered to run after that ball at first!\n Arshdeep to Kohli, no run Full around middle, Kohli nudges it back towards the bowler\n Arshdeep to Kohli, 1 run Dug in short and Kohli pulls it to the midwicket fielder's right. Huge roar as Koach gets his first run Looks like a sticky outfield right now\n Arshdeep to Patidar, 1 run Length ball angled across, he steers it towards short third for a quick run\n Arshdeep to Kohli, OUT Jansen holds on tracking back! Length ball angled across and Kohli looks to go downtown. He ends up slicing it and Jansen from mid-on has to track back some ways, but does very well to not make a mess of that. Crowd goes silent as Kohli walks back to the dugout \n Arshdeep to Livingstone, no run Yorker outside off sneaks past Livingstone! He tried to get his bat down with an open face, but can't connect\n Arshdeep to Livingstone, no run Length ball around middle and off, punched to mid-off. Excellent start from Arshdeep\n Bartlett to Patidar, no run ON a length outside off, Patidar punches it back out to the bowler's left. Got that off the bottom half of the bat onto the ground\n Bartlett to Patidar, 1 run Full on the stumps, Patidar flicks it out to deep square leg\n Bartlett to Livingstone, no run Livingstone looks to drive this full ball straight down the ground, but hits it too close to Bartlett and he manages to stop it\n Bartlett to Livingstone, FOUR runs Beats the point fielder! On a length outside off and Livingstone plays a firm square drive. The fielder dove to his right but can't stop that\n Bartlett to Livingstone, no run On a length outside off, tapped towards short third\n Bartlett to Livingstone, OUT Skied again, and taken! Bartlett gets his first! This is full outside off, Livingstone comes down the track to heave it away and it gets a big leading edge. Goes high in the sky in front of point. Priyansh Arya at cover backtracks, and that's another good catch taken by Punjab Kings! \n Jansen to Patidar, 1 run Short ball angled across, Patidar runs it down to deep third Slip in place for Jitesh\n Jansen to Jitesh Sharma, no run On a length around middle and leg, Jitesh defends\n Jansen to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run Length ball angled across, he runs it down to deep third\n Jansen to Patidar, 1 run Full outside off, Patidar hits it hard to mid-off's left, but can't beat the fielder\n Jansen to Jitesh Sharma, no run Goes past the outside edge! Back of length around leg and it zips across Jitesh who hung his bat out to fend\n Jansen to Jitesh Sharma, no run Beaten again! This time Jitesh goes across the stumps and looks to slash it away but can't connect\n Chahal to Patidar, 1 run Full and dipping on middle, Patidar looks to slog it away but it comes off the bottom half of the bat to deep midwicket's left\n Chahal to Jitesh Sharma, no run Tossed up full outside off, pushed out towards point\n Chahal to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run Floated full on middle, Jitesh eases it square on the off side for a single Rajat Patidar vs Yuzvendra Chahal BALLS 18 RUNS 33 OUTS 0 SR 183.33 4s\/6s 1\/3\n Chahal to Patidar, 1 run Drops safely! It's a bit short and Patidar rocks back to pull. Ends up skying it but doesn't carry to the deep midwicket fielder\n Chahal to Jitesh Sharma, OUT This one does carry! Jitesh didn't have any control on that as he looks to slog-sweep this full ball around middle. That drifted in to pitch on middle and it takes the top edge. Deep square leg runs in and takes a good catch. PBKS have been excellent in the field today, and Chahal has his first of the evening! \n Chahal to Krunal, 1 run Tossed up full, Krunal works it out to deep square leg\n Jansen to Krunal, OUT And another one bites the dust! But wait, did that come off the helmet? PBKS review it immediately. Banged in short and angled into Krunal, who looks to pull. Had no idea where that was. The ball looped up to Krunal's left and Jansen ran up to grab that. Were there two noises? There's a spike as the ball goes past bat Krunal Pandya, who was getting his concussion test done, will also have to walk back to the dugout! \n Jansen to David, FOUR runs Well, David looks unfazed by what's going on around him! Short ball on middle sits up nicely and he swats it away with a pull in front of square leg. The deep fielder was sprinting across but he placed that very well\n Jansen to David, 1 run On a length around leg, David stands tall to prod it past the bowler\n Jansen to Patidar, 1 run Back of length around leg, tucked behind square leg off his hips\n Jansen to David, no run David looks to cut away this short and wide delivery but gets an inside edge onto the ground and through to Inglis\n Jansen to David, no run Bumped in short around leg, David gets out of the way. Wide not given. David consults with Patidar and reviews it. RCB won't mind this break in play. It's been at breakneck speed so far, and they need to regroup. Ball tracking shows that was going under his head if he was standing upright at the crease. RCB lose a review Alright, here's Himanshu to take you through the rest of this innings.\n Chahal to Patidar, 1 run on a length, as this dips around middle. It turns away and finishes on off, and is pushed to long-on\n Chahal to David, no run fuller and on middle, as David goes back to nudge towards midwicket\n Chahal to David, 1 run ohh, this was tossed up, and full and outside off on a full length. David cleared his front leg, and ended up swiping to long-off\n Chahal to Patidar, OUT taken at long-off! Things are unravelling for RCB, as Patidar departs after being dismissed by Chinnaswamy's own Chahal. He went fullish and got it to dip around off, as Patidar made room and looked to loft. He seemed to go inside out, but couldn't place it beyond the reach of Bartlett, who moved to his left to grab the ball \n Chahal to Bhandage, no run wide of the crease from Chahal, who goes on the shorter side of a length around sixth stump. The ball tuns in, and is pushed towards cover\n Chahal to Bhandage, 1 run just clears Chahal! The bowler leapt with his right hand up, but the ball barely beat it. Chahal had slowed it down, and went fuller and straighter, as Bhandage chipped it back aerially. Single down the ground\n Jansen to Bhandage, no run full ball swinging into off, and pushed back on the bounce to Jansen\n Jansen to Bhandage, OUT confident appeal for lbw by Jansen... and the umpire's finger goes up after a while! Bhandage reviews, though. He looked to flick it, but almost with a half-closed face of the bat, and in an awkward position - his feet were almost one behind the other there. It was a length delivery on from Jansen, and as Bhandage looked to clip it away, he missed. Ball tracking shows the ball would have gone on to clip the side of leg stump on umpire's call \n Jansen to Bhuvneshwar, no run short in length, and angling in. It pitches just outside off, and finishes closer to off, as Bhuvi pushes towards cover\n Jansen to Bhuvneshwar, no run slightly fuller than the previous ball, but still on the shorter side. It pitches on off, and ends on leg to hit Bhuvi's front pad as he looked to clip. The ball trickled towards point\n Jansen to Bhuvneshwar, no run on a length, and just outside off. The ball straightened away, and was dabbed down towards cover\n Jansen to Bhuvneshwar, 1 run short in length, and wide of off. Bhuvi slaps to deep cover by playing away from himself\n Chahal to Bhuvneshwar, 1 run full and dipping, and just outside off. Driven to long-on by getting to the pitch of the ball Will David go after Chahal right away?\n Chahal to David, 1 run this dips on a full length around off, and hints to turn away. It is punched hard to deep-backward point after shifting his weight back\n Chahal to Bhuvneshwar, no run quite full, and tossed up on the stumps. Pushed towards the man at short midwicket\n Chahal to Bhuvneshwar, no run ohh, slower still from Chahal, who goes full on middle at 74kph. Blocked on off side by Bhuvi\n Chahal to Bhuvneshwar, 1 run the googly! This dips on a length just outside off, and finishes around middle, before Bhuvi pushes forward aerially to the left of the man at short midwicket. Single to long-on\n Chahal to David, 1 run fuller and quicker on off, and punched to deep cover","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Bhandage","Bhuvneshwar","David","Jitesh Sharma","Kohli","Krunal","Livingstone","Patidar","Salt"],"Runs":[1.0,3.0,8.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,4.0,23.0,4.0],"Balls_Faced":[4,8,8,7,3,2,6,18,4],"Fours":[0,0,1,0,0,0,1,1,1],"Sixes":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0,1,0],"S\/R":[25.0,37.5,100.0,28.57,33.33,50.0,66.67,127.78,100.0],"dismissal":["lbw b Jansen","Not Out","Not Out","c Wadhera b Chahal","c Jansen b Arshdeep Singh","c & b Jansen","c Arya b Bartlett","c Bartlett b Chahal","c \u2020Inglis b Arshdeep Singh"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Bartlett","Chahal","Jansen"],"Balls":[12,12,18,18],"Runs_Given":[11.0,15.0,11.0,10.0],"Wickets":[2,1,2,2],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,3.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Starts off with a full ball around middle, hint of swing into the left-hander. Flicked out to .deep square leg .See all photos\nShami to Gill, 2 runs .Gill pushes at a full ball outside off but gets an inside edge through square leg\nShami to Gill, SIX runs .Gorgeous from Gill! Shami errs in line as this inswinger is going down leg. Gill gracefully .flicks this behind square leg, balancing on his front leg and just helping the ball along\nShami to Gill, 1 run .On a length outside off, steered behind point\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .On a length on off and going across, cut to point on the bounce\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .On a length on leg, tucked fine to deep backward square\nUnadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Length ball seams in from outside off, Sudharsan tucks it through square leg\nUnadkat to Gill, no run .Full outside off, Gill reaches out for the drive but is beaten on the outside edge\nUnadkat to Gill, no run .Length ball on leg, Gill takes a few quick steps forward and parries to midwicket\nUnadkat to Gill, 1 run .Drops this length ball on middle towards midwicket for a quick single\nUnadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .Full on middle, Sudharsan flicks it away through square leg and they pick up two\nUnadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .On a length outside off, tucked between midwicket and mid-on but Nitish Kumar Reddy .dives to his right to stop that from racing away for four\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Thrashed through midwicket! This is a short of length ball on leg swinging and seaming .away from Sudharsan, who stands tall, frees his arms and plays an authroitative pull in .the gap between midwicket and mid-on\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .On a length on leg and slanted across him, Sudharsan pushes it towards cover\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Short and wide and punished. Sudharsan frees his arms again and this time hammers a .cut that beats NKR running to his left and putting in the dive from deep backward point . .Mohammed Shami in IPL, 2025 .INNS .9 .WKTS .6 .ECON .10.88 .AVE .52.00 .BEST .2\/28\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .This time Shami goes on a length but outside leg. Sudharsan glances this fine of the .keeper for the third boundary of the over .See all photos\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .And now a fourth! This is deftly played by Sudharsan. It's a lnegth ball on middle .swinging and seaming away to finish just outside off. Sudharsan opens his face and .steers this fine of short third\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .What a display from Sai Sudharsan this is! He is tearing into Shami here. He goes short .around leg and Sudharsan swivels and pulls it fine on the leg side\nCummins to Gill, FOUR runs .Lovely drive! This is full outside off and Gill creams it through cover. Hit that uppishly, .but it was in the gap\nCummins to Gill, FOUR runs .This is even better from Gill! Overpitched outside off and Gill hits a cracking drive .through extra cover. Perfect placement, perfect timing!\nCummins to Gill, no run .On a length outside off, steered to backward point. Sudharsan wanted the single and .has to scamper back as Gill sends him back\nCummins to Gill, 1 run .Better lengths now from Cummins. Gill taps this into the cover area for a quick run\nCummins to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Full toss around leg, Sudharsan tucks it behind square leg\nCummins to Gill, 1 wide .Now Cummins fires a full toss down leg and Gill can't connect on the flick\nCummins to Gill, SIX runs .Shot of the day! This is full on off, Gill gets his front foot forward and across to the pitch .of the ball and whips it mercilessly over midwicket\nHarshal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .This has been some sumptuous batting in this powerplay! This is a slower ball, full .around off. Sudharsan leans across and hits the perfect straight drive!\nHarshal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Full outside off, pace off again, Sudharsan pushes it to cover's right and sneaks it past .the fielder for a single\nHarshal to Gill, 1 run .Full outside off, Gill tucks it in front of square\nHarshal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Length ball outside off, Sudharsan deftly steers it to short third's left. This should have .been fielded, but Unadkat is a bit slow in getting down to stop it and it slips through!\nHarshal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Put away! Full toss just outside off, around hip height, and Sudharsan whips it away .over midwicket\nHarshal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .This is some display. Short of length ball outside off and angled across Sudharsan, who .helps it through backward square leg for the fourth boundary of the over\nUnadkat to Gill, FOUR runs .Effortless! This is a length ball angled across and Gill brings out that short-arm jab .through midwicket!\nUnadkat to Gill, FOUR runs .So skillfully played! Slower bouncer on leg, Gill waits on it and just plays a gentle pull .that beats short fine leg to his left and Shami can't chase this down\nUnadkat to Gill, 1 run .Length ball around off, tapped towards cover for a quick single .Sai Sudharsan, who has got to 44 striking at 244 with a 100% control percentage!\nUnadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Full outside off, flicked towards midwicket and they complete a risky single\nUnadkat to Gill, 1 run .Short of length around leg, tucked out through square leg .This is Gujarat Titans' best powerplay score ever, by the way, going past their previous .best of 78 . .GT in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .10 .WKTS .6 .RR .9.56 .AVE .95.66\nUnadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .On a length outside off, Sudharsan stands tall and punches to cover .Timeout now, and it's a much-needed one for Sunrisers Hyderabad!\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .On a length around off, Gill stays low and swats this through square leg\nZeeshan Ansari to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Sudharsan backs away and whips this length ball on leg to deep midwicket\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .Arm ball around middle, clipped out through backward square\nZeeshan Ansari to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .Dropped short around off, it goes on with the angle to give Sudharsan room to free his .arms and slap this down the ground. Good stop by Harshal at long-off running to his left\nZeeshan Ansari to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .Zeeshan with the breakthrough! Googly outside off, Sudharsan looks to run it down fine .on the off side but just manages an edge and the ball settles in Klaasen's gloves! First .over after the powerplay, SRH get a wicket .Sai Sudharsan c \u2020Klaasen b Zeeshan Ansari 48 (23b 9x4 0x6 32m) SR: 208.69\nZeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 2 runs .Googly tossed full around off, Buttler clips this into the vacant midwicket region and .they do very well to run two\nCummins to Gill, 1 run .Length ball outside off, Gill fends at it chops it on the ground to is right. They manage a .quick single\nCummins to Buttler, no run .Full outside off, driven to mid-off's left\nCummins to Buttler, 1 run .Full outside off, flicked away through midwicket\nCummins to Gill, 1 run .On a length outside off, Gill punches it out to deep point . .Jos Buttler vs Pat Cummins .BALLS .64 .RUNS .84 .OUTS .3 .SR .131.25 .4s\/6s .10\/2\nCummins to Buttler, no run .Has that dropped short, or did he just drop it? It's a wobble seam delivery outside off, .Buttler looks to drive and his bat twists in his hands as he ends up hitting it towards .mid-off. Unadkat looks to take it low in front, but it bounces just in front!\nCummins to Buttler, 1 run .Worked to the leg side for a single\nZeeshan Ansari to Buttler, SIX runs .Hammered down the ground! That's classic Buttler. This is a half-volley outside off, .Buttler clears his front leg and launches it straight down\nZeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 1 run .Floated full on leg, clipped out towards deep midwicket\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .Legbreak outside off, pushed towards cover for a single\nZeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 1 run .Tossed full on middle, driven down to long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .Tossed up outside off, Gill cruches a drive past the cover fielder and gets a single to .deep cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Buttler, no run .Legbreak on a length outside off, Buttler slaps it to extra cover\nShami to Gill, FOUR runs .Gill looks to take on this full ball outside off but can't middle it. Drags it between long-on .and deep midwicket and the ball lands safely. Long-on is able to get across to prevent .the boundary. But Abhishek, as he puts in the dive and tries to push the ball away, may .have been touching the boundary rope. And it looks like that is the case. Gill gets the .boundary\nShami to Gill, 1 run .Short of length outside off, short-arm jabbed to deep square leg\nShami to Buttler, SIX runs .Shami's horror day out continues. Buttler shimmies his shoulders and gets across the .stumps early. This is on a length outside off and Buttler just effortlessly ramps this fine .on the leg side\nShami to Buttler, 1 run .Full outside off, driven to mid-off's right\nShami to Gill, FOUR runs .Creams this drive through extra cover to bring up his fifty! It's taken him just 25 balls. .Skips out to this full ball outside off and drives this between mid-off and cover\nShami to Gill, 1 run .n the blockhole on off at 141kph, Gill digs it out towards long-on .And it's time to welcome Ekanth to the comms box","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs GT, 51st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Starts off with a full ball around middle, hint of swing into the left-hander. Flicked out to deep square leg See all photos\n Shami to Gill, 2 runs Gill pushes at a full ball outside off but gets an inside edge through square leg\n Shami to Gill, SIX runs Gorgeous from Gill! Shami errs in line as this inswinger is going down leg. Gill gracefully flicks this behind square leg, balancing on his front leg and just helping the ball along\n Shami to Gill, 1 run On a length outside off, steered behind point\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, no run On a length on off and going across, cut to point on the bounce\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run On a length on leg, tucked fine to deep backward square\n Unadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Length ball seams in from outside off, Sudharsan tucks it through square leg\n Unadkat to Gill, no run Full outside off, Gill reaches out for the drive but is beaten on the outside edge\n Unadkat to Gill, no run Length ball on leg, Gill takes a few quick steps forward and parries to midwicket\n Unadkat to Gill, 1 run Drops this length ball on middle towards midwicket for a quick single\n Unadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs Full on middle, Sudharsan flicks it away through square leg and they pick up two\n Unadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run On a length outside off, tucked between midwicket and mid-on but Nitish Kumar Reddy dives to his right to stop that from racing away for four\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Thrashed through midwicket! This is a short of length ball on leg swinging and seaming away from Sudharsan, who stands tall, frees his arms and plays an authroitative pull in the gap between midwicket and mid-on\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, no run On a length on leg and slanted across him, Sudharsan pushes it towards cover\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Short and wide and punished. Sudharsan frees his arms again and this time hammers a cut that beats NKR running to his left and putting in the dive from deep backward point Mohammed Shami in IPL, 2025 INNS 9 WKTS 6 ECON 10.88 AVE 52.00 BEST 2\/28\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs This time Shami goes on a length but outside leg. Sudharsan glances this fine of the keeper for the third boundary of the over See all photos\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs And now a fourth! This is deftly played by Sudharsan. It's a lnegth ball on middle swinging and seaming away to finish just outside off. Sudharsan opens his face and steers this fine of short third\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs What a display from Sai Sudharsan this is! He is tearing into Shami here. He goes short around leg and Sudharsan swivels and pulls it fine on the leg side\n Cummins to Gill, FOUR runs Lovely drive! This is full outside off and Gill creams it through cover. Hit that uppishly, but it was in the gap\n Cummins to Gill, FOUR runs This is even better from Gill! Overpitched outside off and Gill hits a cracking drive through extra cover. Perfect placement, perfect timing!\n Cummins to Gill, no run On a length outside off, steered to backward point. Sudharsan wanted the single and has to scamper back as Gill sends him back\n Cummins to Gill, 1 run Better lengths now from Cummins. Gill taps this into the cover area for a quick run\n Cummins to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Full toss around leg, Sudharsan tucks it behind square leg\n Cummins to Gill, 1 wide Now Cummins fires a full toss down leg and Gill can't connect on the flick\n Cummins to Gill, SIX runs Shot of the day! This is full on off, Gill gets his front foot forward and across to the pitch of the ball and whips it mercilessly over midwicket\n Harshal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs This has been some sumptuous batting in this powerplay! This is a slower ball, full around off. Sudharsan leans across and hits the perfect straight drive!\n Harshal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Full outside off, pace off again, Sudharsan pushes it to cover's right and sneaks it past the fielder for a single\n Harshal to Gill, 1 run Full outside off, Gill tucks it in front of square\n Harshal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Length ball outside off, Sudharsan deftly steers it to short third's left. This should have been fielded, but Unadkat is a bit slow in getting down to stop it and it slips through!\n Harshal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Put away! Full toss just outside off, around hip height, and Sudharsan whips it away over midwicket\n Harshal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs This is some display. Short of length ball outside off and angled across Sudharsan, who helps it through backward square leg for the fourth boundary of the over\n Unadkat to Gill, FOUR runs Effortless! This is a length ball angled across and Gill brings out that short-arm jab through midwicket!\n Unadkat to Gill, FOUR runs So skillfully played! Slower bouncer on leg, Gill waits on it and just plays a gentle pull that beats short fine leg to his left and Shami can't chase this down\n Unadkat to Gill, 1 run Length ball around off, tapped towards cover for a quick single Sai Sudharsan, who has got to 44 striking at 244 with a 100% control percentage!\n Unadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Full outside off, flicked towards midwicket and they complete a risky single\n Unadkat to Gill, 1 run Short of length around leg, tucked out through square leg This is Gujarat Titans' best powerplay score ever, by the way, going past their previous best of 78 INNS 10 WKTS 6 RR 9.56 AVE 95.66\n Unadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, no run On a length outside off, Sudharsan stands tall and punches to cover Timeout now, and it's a much-needed one for Sunrisers Hyderabad!\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run On a length around off, Gill stays low and swats this through square leg\n Zeeshan Ansari to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Sudharsan backs away and whips this length ball on leg to deep midwicket\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run Arm ball around middle, clipped out through backward square\n Zeeshan Ansari to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs Dropped short around off, it goes on with the angle to give Sudharsan room to free his arms and slap this down the ground. Good stop by Harshal at long-off running to his left\n Zeeshan Ansari to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT Zeeshan with the breakthrough! Googly outside off, Sudharsan looks to run it down fine on the off side but just manages an edge and the ball settles in Klaasen's gloves! First over after the powerplay, SRH get a wicket \n Zeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 2 runs Googly tossed full around off, Buttler clips this into the vacant midwicket region and they do very well to run two\n Cummins to Gill, 1 run Length ball outside off, Gill fends at it chops it on the ground to is right. They manage a quick single\n Cummins to Buttler, no run Full outside off, driven to mid-off's left\n Cummins to Buttler, 1 run Full outside off, flicked away through midwicket\n Cummins to Gill, 1 run On a length outside off, Gill punches it out to deep point Jos Buttler vs Pat Cummins BALLS 64 RUNS 84 OUTS 3 SR 131.25 4s\/6s 10\/2\n Cummins to Buttler, no run Has that dropped short, or did he just drop it? It's a wobble seam delivery outside off, Buttler looks to drive and his bat twists in his hands as he ends up hitting it towards mid-off. Unadkat looks to take it low in front, but it bounces just in front!\n Cummins to Buttler, 1 run Worked to the leg side for a single\n Zeeshan Ansari to Buttler, SIX runs Hammered down the ground! That's classic Buttler. This is a half-volley outside off, Buttler clears his front leg and launches it straight down\n Zeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 1 run Floated full on leg, clipped out towards deep midwicket\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run Legbreak outside off, pushed towards cover for a single\n Zeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 1 run Tossed full on middle, driven down to long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run Tossed up outside off, Gill cruches a drive past the cover fielder and gets a single to deep cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Buttler, no run Legbreak on a length outside off, Buttler slaps it to extra cover\n Shami to Gill, FOUR runs Gill looks to take on this full ball outside off but can't middle it. Drags it between long-on and deep midwicket and the ball lands safely. Long-on is able to get across to prevent the boundary. But Abhishek, as he puts in the dive and tries to push the ball away, may have been touching the boundary rope. And it looks like that is the case. Gill gets the boundary\n Shami to Gill, 1 run Short of length outside off, short-arm jabbed to deep square leg\n Shami to Buttler, SIX runs Shami's horror day out continues. Buttler shimmies his shoulders and gets across the stumps early. This is on a length outside off and Buttler just effortlessly ramps this fine on the leg side\n Shami to Buttler, 1 run Full outside off, driven to mid-off's right\n Shami to Gill, FOUR runs Creams this drive through extra cover to bring up his fifty! It's taken him just 25 balls. Skips out to this full ball outside off and drives this between mid-off and cover\n Shami to Gill, 1 run n the blockhole on off at 141kph, Gill digs it out towards long-on And it's time to welcome Ekanth to the comms box","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill"],"Runs":[48.0,19.0,52.0],"Balls_Faced":[23,11,26],"Fours":[9,0,6],"Sixes":[0,2,2],"S\/R":[208.7,172.73,200.0],"dismissal":["c \u2020Klaasen b Zeeshan Ansari","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Cummins","Harshal","Shami","Unadkat","Zeeshan Ansari"],"Balls":[12,6,18,12,12],"Runs_Given":[21.0,18.0,48.0,16.0,17.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,1],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,3.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Starts off with a full ball around middle, hint of swing into the left-hander. Flicked out to .deep square leg .See all photos\nShami to Gill, 2 runs .Gill pushes at a full ball outside off but gets an inside edge through square leg\nShami to Gill, SIX runs .Gorgeous from Gill! Shami errs in line as this inswinger is going down leg. Gill gracefully .flicks this behind square leg, balancing on his front leg and just helping the ball along\nShami to Gill, 1 run .On a length outside off, steered behind point\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .On a length on off and going across, cut to point on the bounce\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .On a length on leg, tucked fine to deep backward square\nUnadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Length ball seams in from outside off, Sudharsan tucks it through square leg\nUnadkat to Gill, no run .Full outside off, Gill reaches out for the drive but is beaten on the outside edge\nUnadkat to Gill, no run .Length ball on leg, Gill takes a few quick steps forward and parries to midwicket\nUnadkat to Gill, 1 run .Drops this length ball on middle towards midwicket for a quick single\nUnadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .Full on middle, Sudharsan flicks it away through square leg and they pick up two\nUnadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .On a length outside off, tucked between midwicket and mid-on but Nitish Kumar Reddy .dives to his right to stop that from racing away for four\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Thrashed through midwicket! This is a short of length ball on leg swinging and seaming .away from Sudharsan, who stands tall, frees his arms and plays an authroitative pull in .the gap between midwicket and mid-on\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .On a length on leg and slanted across him, Sudharsan pushes it towards cover\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Short and wide and punished. Sudharsan frees his arms again and this time hammers a .cut that beats NKR running to his left and putting in the dive from deep backward point . .Mohammed Shami in IPL, 2025 .INNS .9 .WKTS .6 .ECON .10.88 .AVE .52.00 .BEST .2\/28\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .This time Shami goes on a length but outside leg. Sudharsan glances this fine of the .keeper for the third boundary of the over .See all photos\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .And now a fourth! This is deftly played by Sudharsan. It's a lnegth ball on middle .swinging and seaming away to finish just outside off. Sudharsan opens his face and .steers this fine of short third\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .What a display from Sai Sudharsan this is! He is tearing into Shami here. He goes short .around leg and Sudharsan swivels and pulls it fine on the leg side\nCummins to Gill, FOUR runs .Lovely drive! This is full outside off and Gill creams it through cover. Hit that uppishly, .but it was in the gap\nCummins to Gill, FOUR runs .This is even better from Gill! Overpitched outside off and Gill hits a cracking drive .through extra cover. Perfect placement, perfect timing!\nCummins to Gill, no run .On a length outside off, steered to backward point. Sudharsan wanted the single and .has to scamper back as Gill sends him back\nCummins to Gill, 1 run .Better lengths now from Cummins. Gill taps this into the cover area for a quick run\nCummins to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Full toss around leg, Sudharsan tucks it behind square leg\nCummins to Gill, 1 wide .Now Cummins fires a full toss down leg and Gill can't connect on the flick\nCummins to Gill, SIX runs .Shot of the day! This is full on off, Gill gets his front foot forward and across to the pitch .of the ball and whips it mercilessly over midwicket\nHarshal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .This has been some sumptuous batting in this powerplay! This is a slower ball, full .around off. Sudharsan leans across and hits the perfect straight drive!\nHarshal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Full outside off, pace off again, Sudharsan pushes it to cover's right and sneaks it past .the fielder for a single\nHarshal to Gill, 1 run .Full outside off, Gill tucks it in front of square\nHarshal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Length ball outside off, Sudharsan deftly steers it to short third's left. This should have .been fielded, but Unadkat is a bit slow in getting down to stop it and it slips through!\nHarshal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Put away! Full toss just outside off, around hip height, and Sudharsan whips it away .over midwicket\nHarshal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .This is some display. Short of length ball outside off and angled across Sudharsan, who .helps it through backward square leg for the fourth boundary of the over\nUnadkat to Gill, FOUR runs .Effortless! This is a length ball angled across and Gill brings out that short-arm jab .through midwicket!\nUnadkat to Gill, FOUR runs .So skillfully played! Slower bouncer on leg, Gill waits on it and just plays a gentle pull .that beats short fine leg to his left and Shami can't chase this down\nUnadkat to Gill, 1 run .Length ball around off, tapped towards cover for a quick single .Sai Sudharsan, who has got to 44 striking at 244 with a 100% control percentage!\nUnadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Full outside off, flicked towards midwicket and they complete a risky single\nUnadkat to Gill, 1 run .Short of length around leg, tucked out through square leg .This is Gujarat Titans' best powerplay score ever, by the way, going past their previous .best of 78 . .GT in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .10 .WKTS .6 .RR .9.56 .AVE .95.66\nUnadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .On a length outside off, Sudharsan stands tall and punches to cover .Timeout now, and it's a much-needed one for Sunrisers Hyderabad!\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .On a length around off, Gill stays low and swats this through square leg\nZeeshan Ansari to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Sudharsan backs away and whips this length ball on leg to deep midwicket\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .Arm ball around middle, clipped out through backward square\nZeeshan Ansari to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .Dropped short around off, it goes on with the angle to give Sudharsan room to free his .arms and slap this down the ground. Good stop by Harshal at long-off running to his left\nZeeshan Ansari to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .Zeeshan with the breakthrough! Googly outside off, Sudharsan looks to run it down fine .on the off side but just manages an edge and the ball settles in Klaasen's gloves! First .over after the powerplay, SRH get a wicket .Sai Sudharsan c \u2020Klaasen b Zeeshan Ansari 48 (23b 9x4 0x6 32m) SR: 208.69\nZeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 2 runs .Googly tossed full around off, Buttler clips this into the vacant midwicket region and .they do very well to run two\nCummins to Gill, 1 run .Length ball outside off, Gill fends at it chops it on the ground to is right. They manage a .quick single\nCummins to Buttler, no run .Full outside off, driven to mid-off's left\nCummins to Buttler, 1 run .Full outside off, flicked away through midwicket\nCummins to Gill, 1 run .On a length outside off, Gill punches it out to deep point . .Jos Buttler vs Pat Cummins .BALLS .64 .RUNS .84 .OUTS .3 .SR .131.25 .4s\/6s .10\/2\nCummins to Buttler, no run .Has that dropped short, or did he just drop it? It's a wobble seam delivery outside off, .Buttler looks to drive and his bat twists in his hands as he ends up hitting it towards .mid-off. Unadkat looks to take it low in front, but it bounces just in front!\nCummins to Buttler, 1 run .Worked to the leg side for a single\nZeeshan Ansari to Buttler, SIX runs .Hammered down the ground! That's classic Buttler. This is a half-volley outside off, .Buttler clears his front leg and launches it straight down\nZeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 1 run .Floated full on leg, clipped out towards deep midwicket\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .Legbreak outside off, pushed towards cover for a single\nZeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 1 run .Tossed full on middle, driven down to long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .Tossed up outside off, Gill cruches a drive past the cover fielder and gets a single to .deep cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Buttler, no run .Legbreak on a length outside off, Buttler slaps it to extra cover\nShami to Gill, FOUR runs .Gill looks to take on this full ball outside off but can't middle it. Drags it between long-on .and deep midwicket and the ball lands safely. Long-on is able to get across to prevent .the boundary. But Abhishek, as he puts in the dive and tries to push the ball away, may .have been touching the boundary rope. And it looks like that is the case. Gill gets the .boundary\nShami to Gill, 1 run .Short of length outside off, short-arm jabbed to deep square leg\nShami to Buttler, SIX runs .Shami's horror day out continues. Buttler shimmies his shoulders and gets across the .stumps early. This is on a length outside off and Buttler just effortlessly ramps this fine .on the leg side\nShami to Buttler, 1 run .Full outside off, driven to mid-off's right\nShami to Gill, FOUR runs .Creams this drive through extra cover to bring up his fifty! It's taken him just 25 balls. .Skips out to this full ball outside off and drives this between mid-off and cover\nShami to Gill, 1 run .n the blockhole on off at 141kph, Gill digs it out towards long-on .And it's time to welcome Ekanth to the comms box\nKamindu Mendis to Gill, 1 run .Wide on a length, driven softly to deep cover\nKamindu Mendis to Buttler, 1 run .Length on leg, 91ks, goes straight. Flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket\nKamindu Mendis to Gill, FOUR runs .Inside out between long-off and deep cover. Gill danced down and picked the loopy .length ball off middle stump.\nKamindu Mendis to Gill, 1 run .Sweeps a ball a touch fuller to deep square leg. This one was on middle\nKamindu Mendis to Buttler, 1 run .Length on off, punched to long-off\nKamindu Mendis to Gill, FOUR runs .Flatter ball, swatted through midwicket. Shortish length on fourth at 97ks, Gill has his .weight forward and waits for the ball to reach beside him before pulling it flat\nHarshal to Buttler, 1 run .133ks to start. Full on fourth, drilled to mid-off's left\nHarshal to Gill, FOUR runs .Flicked through midwicket, back-lift rises in third's direction and the downswing comes .with power. The full ball angled in at middle and raced along the ground\nHarshal to Gill, no run .Edge... doesn't carry to the keeper. Gill tried cutting a fourth-stump length ball, went a .touch too early and got a feather. Keeper leant forward but got half-volleyed. Was an .offcutter\nHarshal to Gill, 1 run .Another slower ball, two this over now. Wide on a length, cut to deep point\nHarshal to Buttler, 1 run .Cummins backtracks at cover... and drops it. He moved to the left from mid-off, had his .back to the crowd, arched his back and tried to take it above head with both hands. Got .nothing on it. Slower ball was wide and fullish, the line was what created the miscue. .Buttler looked to slash it over extra but had to reach too far forward and toed it.\nHarshal to Gill, 1 run .Wide on a length, cut hard to deep point. Four slower ones to finish\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .Length on leg, flat, flicked to deep midwicket. Was a legbreak\nZeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 1 run .Pulled to deep square leg. Similar ball, a touch shorter if anything. 96ks\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 2 runs .Smart bowling but Gill uses his reach to flap it wide of long-off. Aniket charges and .palms it back in the field on the bounce. Gill charged early there and Zeeshan bowled .full, wide and slow .Shubman Gill average vs SRH53.40\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, FOUR runs .Unadkat charges to the right from long-on, slides and parries it over him. Deep .midwicket dives but can't stop it. Was a full ball that was flicked hard along the ground\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .Full on leg, clipped through square leg\nZeeshan Ansari to Buttler, OUT .Klaasen helps the ball onto the stumps and appeals for a run out. Wow, Gill's short. .Third ump's checking the ball hit the stumps and not the keeper's gloves. Looks like the .ball made contact with the edge of the stumps but the gloves are close too. Smart from .the third ump - he's checking if the direction of the ball changed after it hit the stumps. .Indeed it has. Gill has to go. The throw was from Harshal at short fine leg, Klaasen was .behind the stumps, stuck his right hand out but instead of catching the ball he deflected .it. Looked like a regulation run. Neither batter hurried, Gill tried to slide the bat through .and was short. Was a googly on a length that spun back in sharply and was flicked from .leg stump .Shubman Gill run out (Patel\/\u2020Klaasen) 76 (38b 10x4 2x6 65m) SR: 200\nKamindu Mendis to Buttler, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped off the back foot to long-on\nKamindu Mendis to Sundar, no run .Works the full ball back to the bowler\nKamindu Mendis to Sundar, 1 run .Low full toss outside off, pushed to deep point\nKamindu Mendis to Buttler, 1 run .Goes back and works it leg side. Not much bounce on that\nKamindu Mendis to Sundar, 1 run .Full on off, worked to long-on\nKamindu Mendis to Buttler, 2 runs .Works the full ball to long-on's right\nUnadkat to Sundar, 1 run .Length on fourth, punched to long-off\nUnadkat to Buttler, 1 run .Wide on a length, looked slow, cut to deep point\nUnadkat to Sundar, no run .Length on fourth, pushed towards cover\nUnadkat to Sundar, 1 wide .Tennis-ball bounce. Washington jumps up but lets it go on height. Not given wide, so .he'll review. Given wide in fact. SRH review. Was a bouncer outside off. Replay of the .wrong ball shows first up. Anyway, the line will also be checked. Landed veery short, .was just inside the off-side tramline. Now the height check. Washington's head is 1.92 .metres tall, ball went 1.94. So, it will be wide\nUnadkat to Sundar, 2 runs .Flicks the fullish ball on leg through backward square leg. Deep fine stops it. 129ks\nUnadkat to Sundar, 1 run .Cutter spins in off a length. Lands around seventh and finishes on fifth. Punched off the .front foot through cover .Around\nUnadkat to Buttler, 1 run .Buttler charges, Unadkat goes slower bouncer. It lands around off and spins away a .touch, Buttler has to delay his pull a bit. Gets it along the ground to deep midwicket .GT take the timeout after a long over .Which of the two was the better Test? .43.6K votes .IND-AUS, Mohali, 2010 .PAK-NZ, Abu Dhabi, 2018 .Which of the two was the better Test? .49.7K votes .AUS-IND, Brisbane, 2021 .NZ-SL, Christchurch, 2023 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final between Australia and South Africa .at Lord's on June 11, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are inviting you to help .us pick the greatest Test of the 21st century. In the voting bracket, we start with India's .Gabba win up or New Zealand's last-ball heist, and India's tense chase in Mohali or New .Zealand's four-run win in Abu Dhabi. Help us decide by voting here:\nCummins to Buttler, 2 runs .Wide on a length, cut through cover. Reddy at sweeper cover runs right to stop it. Likely .a slower one\nCummins to Buttler, 1 run .Looks for the yorker. Ends up a full ball on off, whipped to long-on\nCummins to Sundar, 1 run .Extra bounce gets the leading edge, pops well over the bowler and rolls to long-on. Was .a back of length ball around off that Washington looked to clip to midwicket\nCummins to Buttler, FOUR runs .Buttler goes across early, Cummins goes slower bouncer further away on the off side. .Buttler manages to pull it across. Off the lower-half of the bat but races along the .ground through midwicket\nCummins to Buttler, no run .Goes for the reverse launch, misses. Premeditated from Buttler. Got square-on with feet .wide apart but couldn't make contact with the length ball around sixth\nCummins to Buttler, 2 runs .Wide on a shortish length, belted to long-off\nZeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run .Gets away with the short ball. 95ks well outside off, Washington pulled to long-on.\nZeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 1 wide .Smart from Zeeshan but doesn't work out. Buttler crawled to the leg-side tramline, so he .went full and wide. Went just past the tramline . .Jos Buttler in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1644 .OUTS .73 .4s\/6s .131\/100 .SR .190.94 .AVE .22.52\nZeeshan Ansari to Buttler, SIX runs .Pulled with weight on the front foot. One of those Klaasen-esque quasi-pulls. Not that .short a ball, zipping in at leg stump. Buttler cleared the front leg and launched it over .midwicket\nZeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 1 run .Cuts hard to long-off's left. Touch short, there was width on that\nZeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 3 runs .Wide, full and slow. 85ks. Slashed just over the in-field at cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Buttler, no run .Away from the arc does it. Length ball wide and slow. Spins away too. Buttler looks to .carve it over extra, misses.\nZeeshan Ansari to Buttler, FOUR runs .Good-batter stuff. Opens up a new area after one fails. Shifts his stance and reverse .sweeps a similar ball to the last one, over short third\nHarshal to Sundar, 1 run .Wide slow yorker, jammed to cover\nHarshal to Buttler, 1 run .Wide and fullish, slapped to long-off\nHarshal to Sundar, 1 run .Wide low full toss. Slow too. Washington reaches out and sweeps to long-on\nHarshal to Buttler, FOUR runs .Wide and full, slashed along the ground through extra. Pace on from Harshal .See all photos\nHarshal to Buttler, 2 runs .Buttler goes across to fifth stump, gets a shin-high slower full toss that he short-arms .sweeps through fine leg. Had to wait on that\nHarshal to Buttler, SIX runs .Buttler special. So still while winding his torso and cracking it with a horizontal bat .swipe. Was a length ball around fifth but Buttler made it look like it was much closer to .the stumps. Mid-on was in\nCummins to Sundar, 1 run .Short and wide, cut hard but off the bottom of the bat. Rolls to deep point\nCummins to Buttler, 1 run .Pulled hard, on the bounce to deep midwicket. Was a 115ks slower bouncer that turned .in a bit and finished on fourth stump\nCummins to Sundar, 1 run .Head drops a low catch to the left at cover. He tried to take it with both hands but it .popped out, he landed on his thigh and slid across without control. Was a full, wide ball .that was cover driven. Off the toe of the bat\nCummins to Buttler, OUT .Buttler goes across but Cummins follows him and has him hole out to long-on. Bowled .full and wide, Buttler got low and had a low swipe .Jos Buttler c Abhishek Sharma b Cummins 64 (37b 3x4 4x6 60m) SR: 172.97\nCummins to Shahrukh Khan, no run .Makes room, Cummins goes slower bouncer outside off. Shahrukh reaches out for the .upper cut. Misses\nCummins to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs .Into the pitch and it's heaved across the line. Sails over wide long-on. Shortish slower .ball was close to the off-side tramline. Shahrukh leant out and got it off the bottom. .Went far anyway\nUnadkat to Sundar, SIX runs .Slower bouncer sits up. Goes straight on, Washington waits and pulls it hard over .midwicket. Effectively a free hit. 73 metre six\nUnadkat to Sundar, OUT .Plops a wide full toss to deep midwicket. Just over shin-height, not far from the off-side .tramline. Washington did go across and went for the slog sweep. Got it high. Easy catch .for Reddy. Ends a laboured knock .Washington Sundar c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Unadkat 21 (16b 0x4 1x6 33m) SR: 131.25\nUnadkat to Tewatia, SIX runs .Full toss down leg. Tewatis goes across and helps it over short fine with a lap shot. .Harsha Bhogle predicted that on air too. Missed yorker from Unadkat, got it around .knee-height. .Over the wicket\nUnadkat to Tewatia, no run .Wide and fullish, goes for the full-fledged reverse sweep. Almost a slog, misses\nUnadkat to Tewatia, OUT .Wide and slow again, Tewatia slashes this time. Looks to go square, gets it to the left of .short third. Aniket races across and slides full length to take a good catch .Rahul Tewatia c Verma b Unadkat 6 (3b 0x4 1x6 2m) SR: 200\nUnadkat to Rashid Khan, OUT .Another wicket to finish. Wide and shortish, Rashid looked to cut it over point, top edged .it right up. Bowler runs forward in follow-through and pouches it easily .Rashid Khan c & b Unadkat 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs GT, 51st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Starts off with a full ball around middle, hint of swing into the left-hander. Flicked out to deep square leg See all photos\n Shami to Gill, 2 runs Gill pushes at a full ball outside off but gets an inside edge through square leg\n Shami to Gill, SIX runs Gorgeous from Gill! Shami errs in line as this inswinger is going down leg. Gill gracefully flicks this behind square leg, balancing on his front leg and just helping the ball along\n Shami to Gill, 1 run On a length outside off, steered behind point\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, no run On a length on off and going across, cut to point on the bounce\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run On a length on leg, tucked fine to deep backward square\n Unadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Length ball seams in from outside off, Sudharsan tucks it through square leg\n Unadkat to Gill, no run Full outside off, Gill reaches out for the drive but is beaten on the outside edge\n Unadkat to Gill, no run Length ball on leg, Gill takes a few quick steps forward and parries to midwicket\n Unadkat to Gill, 1 run Drops this length ball on middle towards midwicket for a quick single\n Unadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs Full on middle, Sudharsan flicks it away through square leg and they pick up two\n Unadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run On a length outside off, tucked between midwicket and mid-on but Nitish Kumar Reddy dives to his right to stop that from racing away for four\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Thrashed through midwicket! This is a short of length ball on leg swinging and seaming away from Sudharsan, who stands tall, frees his arms and plays an authroitative pull in the gap between midwicket and mid-on\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, no run On a length on leg and slanted across him, Sudharsan pushes it towards cover\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Short and wide and punished. Sudharsan frees his arms again and this time hammers a cut that beats NKR running to his left and putting in the dive from deep backward point Mohammed Shami in IPL, 2025 INNS 9 WKTS 6 ECON 10.88 AVE 52.00 BEST 2\/28\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs This time Shami goes on a length but outside leg. Sudharsan glances this fine of the keeper for the third boundary of the over See all photos\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs And now a fourth! This is deftly played by Sudharsan. It's a lnegth ball on middle swinging and seaming away to finish just outside off. Sudharsan opens his face and steers this fine of short third\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs What a display from Sai Sudharsan this is! He is tearing into Shami here. He goes short around leg and Sudharsan swivels and pulls it fine on the leg side\n Cummins to Gill, FOUR runs Lovely drive! This is full outside off and Gill creams it through cover. Hit that uppishly, but it was in the gap\n Cummins to Gill, FOUR runs This is even better from Gill! Overpitched outside off and Gill hits a cracking drive through extra cover. Perfect placement, perfect timing!\n Cummins to Gill, no run On a length outside off, steered to backward point. Sudharsan wanted the single and has to scamper back as Gill sends him back\n Cummins to Gill, 1 run Better lengths now from Cummins. Gill taps this into the cover area for a quick run\n Cummins to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Full toss around leg, Sudharsan tucks it behind square leg\n Cummins to Gill, 1 wide Now Cummins fires a full toss down leg and Gill can't connect on the flick\n Cummins to Gill, SIX runs Shot of the day! This is full on off, Gill gets his front foot forward and across to the pitch of the ball and whips it mercilessly over midwicket\n Harshal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs This has been some sumptuous batting in this powerplay! This is a slower ball, full around off. Sudharsan leans across and hits the perfect straight drive!\n Harshal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Full outside off, pace off again, Sudharsan pushes it to cover's right and sneaks it past the fielder for a single\n Harshal to Gill, 1 run Full outside off, Gill tucks it in front of square\n Harshal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Length ball outside off, Sudharsan deftly steers it to short third's left. This should have been fielded, but Unadkat is a bit slow in getting down to stop it and it slips through!\n Harshal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Put away! Full toss just outside off, around hip height, and Sudharsan whips it away over midwicket\n Harshal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs This is some display. Short of length ball outside off and angled across Sudharsan, who helps it through backward square leg for the fourth boundary of the over\n Unadkat to Gill, FOUR runs Effortless! This is a length ball angled across and Gill brings out that short-arm jab through midwicket!\n Unadkat to Gill, FOUR runs So skillfully played! Slower bouncer on leg, Gill waits on it and just plays a gentle pull that beats short fine leg to his left and Shami can't chase this down\n Unadkat to Gill, 1 run Length ball around off, tapped towards cover for a quick single Sai Sudharsan, who has got to 44 striking at 244 with a 100% control percentage!\n Unadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Full outside off, flicked towards midwicket and they complete a risky single\n Unadkat to Gill, 1 run Short of length around leg, tucked out through square leg This is Gujarat Titans' best powerplay score ever, by the way, going past their previous best of 78 INNS 10 WKTS 6 RR 9.56 AVE 95.66\n Unadkat to B Sai Sudharsan, no run On a length outside off, Sudharsan stands tall and punches to cover Timeout now, and it's a much-needed one for Sunrisers Hyderabad!\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run On a length around off, Gill stays low and swats this through square leg\n Zeeshan Ansari to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Sudharsan backs away and whips this length ball on leg to deep midwicket\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run Arm ball around middle, clipped out through backward square\n Zeeshan Ansari to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs Dropped short around off, it goes on with the angle to give Sudharsan room to free his arms and slap this down the ground. Good stop by Harshal at long-off running to his left\n Zeeshan Ansari to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT Zeeshan with the breakthrough! Googly outside off, Sudharsan looks to run it down fine on the off side but just manages an edge and the ball settles in Klaasen's gloves! First over after the powerplay, SRH get a wicket \n Zeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 2 runs Googly tossed full around off, Buttler clips this into the vacant midwicket region and they do very well to run two\n Cummins to Gill, 1 run Length ball outside off, Gill fends at it chops it on the ground to is right. They manage a quick single\n Cummins to Buttler, no run Full outside off, driven to mid-off's left\n Cummins to Buttler, 1 run Full outside off, flicked away through midwicket\n Cummins to Gill, 1 run On a length outside off, Gill punches it out to deep point Jos Buttler vs Pat Cummins BALLS 64 RUNS 84 OUTS 3 SR 131.25 4s\/6s 10\/2\n Cummins to Buttler, no run Has that dropped short, or did he just drop it? It's a wobble seam delivery outside off, Buttler looks to drive and his bat twists in his hands as he ends up hitting it towards mid-off. Unadkat looks to take it low in front, but it bounces just in front!\n Cummins to Buttler, 1 run Worked to the leg side for a single\n Zeeshan Ansari to Buttler, SIX runs Hammered down the ground! That's classic Buttler. This is a half-volley outside off, Buttler clears his front leg and launches it straight down\n Zeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 1 run Floated full on leg, clipped out towards deep midwicket\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run Legbreak outside off, pushed towards cover for a single\n Zeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 1 run Tossed full on middle, driven down to long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run Tossed up outside off, Gill cruches a drive past the cover fielder and gets a single to deep cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Buttler, no run Legbreak on a length outside off, Buttler slaps it to extra cover\n Shami to Gill, FOUR runs Gill looks to take on this full ball outside off but can't middle it. Drags it between long-on and deep midwicket and the ball lands safely. Long-on is able to get across to prevent the boundary. But Abhishek, as he puts in the dive and tries to push the ball away, may have been touching the boundary rope. And it looks like that is the case. Gill gets the boundary\n Shami to Gill, 1 run Short of length outside off, short-arm jabbed to deep square leg\n Shami to Buttler, SIX runs Shami's horror day out continues. Buttler shimmies his shoulders and gets across the stumps early. This is on a length outside off and Buttler just effortlessly ramps this fine on the leg side\n Shami to Buttler, 1 run Full outside off, driven to mid-off's right\n Shami to Gill, FOUR runs Creams this drive through extra cover to bring up his fifty! It's taken him just 25 balls. Skips out to this full ball outside off and drives this between mid-off and cover\n Shami to Gill, 1 run n the blockhole on off at 141kph, Gill digs it out towards long-on And it's time to welcome Ekanth to the comms box\n Kamindu Mendis to Gill, 1 run Wide on a length, driven softly to deep cover\n Kamindu Mendis to Buttler, 1 run Length on leg, 91ks, goes straight. Flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket\n Kamindu Mendis to Gill, FOUR runs Inside out between long-off and deep cover. Gill danced down and picked the loopy length ball off middle stump.\n Kamindu Mendis to Gill, 1 run Sweeps a ball a touch fuller to deep square leg. This one was on middle\n Kamindu Mendis to Buttler, 1 run Length on off, punched to long-off\n Kamindu Mendis to Gill, FOUR runs Flatter ball, swatted through midwicket. Shortish length on fourth at 97ks, Gill has his weight forward and waits for the ball to reach beside him before pulling it flat\n Harshal to Buttler, 1 run 133ks to start. Full on fourth, drilled to mid-off's left\n Harshal to Gill, FOUR runs Flicked through midwicket, back-lift rises in third's direction and the downswing comes with power. The full ball angled in at middle and raced along the ground\n Harshal to Gill, no run Edge... doesn't carry to the keeper. Gill tried cutting a fourth-stump length ball, went a touch too early and got a feather. Keeper leant forward but got half-volleyed. Was an offcutter\n Harshal to Gill, 1 run Another slower ball, two this over now. Wide on a length, cut to deep point\n Harshal to Buttler, 1 run Cummins backtracks at cover... and drops it. He moved to the left from mid-off, had his back to the crowd, arched his back and tried to take it above head with both hands. Got nothing on it. Slower ball was wide and fullish, the line was what created the miscue. Buttler looked to slash it over extra but had to reach too far forward and toed it.\n Harshal to Gill, 1 run Wide on a length, cut hard to deep point. Four slower ones to finish\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run Length on leg, flat, flicked to deep midwicket. Was a legbreak\n Zeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 1 run Pulled to deep square leg. Similar ball, a touch shorter if anything. 96ks\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 2 runs Smart bowling but Gill uses his reach to flap it wide of long-off. Aniket charges and palms it back in the field on the bounce. Gill charged early there and Zeeshan bowled full, wide and slow Shubman Gill average vs SRH53.40\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, FOUR runs Unadkat charges to the right from long-on, slides and parries it over him. Deep midwicket dives but can't stop it. Was a full ball that was flicked hard along the ground\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run Full on leg, clipped through square leg\n Zeeshan Ansari to Buttler, OUT Klaasen helps the ball onto the stumps and appeals for a run out. Wow, Gill's short. Third ump's checking the ball hit the stumps and not the keeper's gloves. Looks like the ball made contact with the edge of the stumps but the gloves are close too. Smart from the third ump - he's checking if the direction of the ball changed after it hit the stumps. Indeed it has. Gill has to go. The throw was from Harshal at short fine leg, Klaasen was behind the stumps, stuck his right hand out but instead of catching the ball he deflected it. Looked like a regulation run. Neither batter hurried, Gill tried to slide the bat through and was short. Was a googly on a length that spun back in sharply and was flicked from leg stump \n Kamindu Mendis to Buttler, 1 run Length on leg, clipped off the back foot to long-on\n Kamindu Mendis to Sundar, no run Works the full ball back to the bowler\n Kamindu Mendis to Sundar, 1 run Low full toss outside off, pushed to deep point\n Kamindu Mendis to Buttler, 1 run Goes back and works it leg side. Not much bounce on that\n Kamindu Mendis to Sundar, 1 run Full on off, worked to long-on\n Kamindu Mendis to Buttler, 2 runs Works the full ball to long-on's right\n Unadkat to Sundar, 1 run Length on fourth, punched to long-off\n Unadkat to Buttler, 1 run Wide on a length, looked slow, cut to deep point\n Unadkat to Sundar, no run Length on fourth, pushed towards cover\n Unadkat to Sundar, 1 wide Tennis-ball bounce. Washington jumps up but lets it go on height. Not given wide, so he'll review. Given wide in fact. SRH review. Was a bouncer outside off. Replay of the wrong ball shows first up. Anyway, the line will also be checked. Landed veery short, was just inside the off-side tramline. Now the height check. Washington's head is 1.92 metres tall, ball went 1.94. So, it will be wide\n Unadkat to Sundar, 2 runs Flicks the fullish ball on leg through backward square leg. Deep fine stops it. 129ks\n Unadkat to Sundar, 1 run Cutter spins in off a length. Lands around seventh and finishes on fifth. Punched off the front foot through cover Around\n Unadkat to Buttler, 1 run Buttler charges, Unadkat goes slower bouncer. It lands around off and spins away a touch, Buttler has to delay his pull a bit. Gets it along the ground to deep midwicket GT take the timeout after a long over Which of the two was the better Test? 43.6K votes IND-AUS, Mohali, 2010 PAK-NZ, Abu Dhabi, 2018 Which of the two was the better Test? 49.7K votes AUS-IND, Brisbane, 2021 NZ-SL, Christchurch, 2023 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final between Australia and South Africa at Lord's on June 11, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are inviting you to help us pick the greatest Test of the 21st century. In the voting bracket, we start with India's Gabba win up or New Zealand's last-ball heist, and India's tense chase in Mohali or New Zealand's four-run win in Abu Dhabi. Help us decide by voting here:\n Cummins to Buttler, 2 runs Wide on a length, cut through cover. Reddy at sweeper cover runs right to stop it. Likely a slower one\n Cummins to Buttler, 1 run Looks for the yorker. Ends up a full ball on off, whipped to long-on\n Cummins to Sundar, 1 run Extra bounce gets the leading edge, pops well over the bowler and rolls to long-on. Was a back of length ball around off that Washington looked to clip to midwicket\n Cummins to Buttler, FOUR runs Buttler goes across early, Cummins goes slower bouncer further away on the off side. Buttler manages to pull it across. Off the lower-half of the bat but races along the ground through midwicket\n Cummins to Buttler, no run Goes for the reverse launch, misses. Premeditated from Buttler. Got square-on with feet wide apart but couldn't make contact with the length ball around sixth\n Cummins to Buttler, 2 runs Wide on a shortish length, belted to long-off\n Zeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run Gets away with the short ball. 95ks well outside off, Washington pulled to long-on.\n Zeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 1 wide Smart from Zeeshan but doesn't work out. Buttler crawled to the leg-side tramline, so he went full and wide. Went just past the tramline RUNS 1644 OUTS 73 4s\/6s 131\/100 SR 190.94 AVE 22.52\n Zeeshan Ansari to Buttler, SIX runs Pulled with weight on the front foot. One of those Klaasen-esque quasi-pulls. Not that short a ball, zipping in at leg stump. Buttler cleared the front leg and launched it over midwicket\n Zeeshan Ansari to Buttler, 1 run Cuts hard to long-off's left. Touch short, there was width on that\n Zeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 3 runs Wide, full and slow. 85ks. Slashed just over the in-field at cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Buttler, no run Away from the arc does it. Length ball wide and slow. Spins away too. Buttler looks to carve it over extra, misses.\n Zeeshan Ansari to Buttler, FOUR runs Good-batter stuff. Opens up a new area after one fails. Shifts his stance and reverse sweeps a similar ball to the last one, over short third\n Harshal to Sundar, 1 run Wide slow yorker, jammed to cover\n Harshal to Buttler, 1 run Wide and fullish, slapped to long-off\n Harshal to Sundar, 1 run Wide low full toss. Slow too. Washington reaches out and sweeps to long-on\n Harshal to Buttler, FOUR runs Wide and full, slashed along the ground through extra. Pace on from Harshal See all photos\n Harshal to Buttler, 2 runs Buttler goes across to fifth stump, gets a shin-high slower full toss that he short-arms sweeps through fine leg. Had to wait on that\n Harshal to Buttler, SIX runs Buttler special. So still while winding his torso and cracking it with a horizontal bat swipe. Was a length ball around fifth but Buttler made it look like it was much closer to the stumps. Mid-on was in\n Cummins to Sundar, 1 run Short and wide, cut hard but off the bottom of the bat. Rolls to deep point\n Cummins to Buttler, 1 run Pulled hard, on the bounce to deep midwicket. Was a 115ks slower bouncer that turned in a bit and finished on fourth stump\n Cummins to Sundar, 1 run Head drops a low catch to the left at cover. He tried to take it with both hands but it popped out, he landed on his thigh and slid across without control. Was a full, wide ball that was cover driven. Off the toe of the bat\n Cummins to Buttler, OUT Buttler goes across but Cummins follows him and has him hole out to long-on. Bowled full and wide, Buttler got low and had a low swipe \n Cummins to Shahrukh Khan, no run Makes room, Cummins goes slower bouncer outside off. Shahrukh reaches out for the upper cut. Misses\n Cummins to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs Into the pitch and it's heaved across the line. Sails over wide long-on. Shortish slower ball was close to the off-side tramline. Shahrukh leant out and got it off the bottom. Went far anyway\n Unadkat to Sundar, SIX runs Slower bouncer sits up. Goes straight on, Washington waits and pulls it hard over midwicket. Effectively a free hit. 73 metre six\n Unadkat to Sundar, OUT Plops a wide full toss to deep midwicket. Just over shin-height, not far from the off-side tramline. Washington did go across and went for the slog sweep. Got it high. Easy catch for Reddy. Ends a laboured knock \n Unadkat to Tewatia, SIX runs Full toss down leg. Tewatis goes across and helps it over short fine with a lap shot. Harsha Bhogle predicted that on air too. Missed yorker from Unadkat, got it around knee-height. Over the wicket\n Unadkat to Tewatia, no run Wide and fullish, goes for the full-fledged reverse sweep. Almost a slog, misses\n Unadkat to Tewatia, OUT Wide and slow again, Tewatia slashes this time. Looks to go square, gets it to the left of short third. Aniket races across and slides full length to take a good catch \n Unadkat to Rashid Khan, OUT Another wicket to finish. Wide and shortish, Rashid looked to cut it over point, top edged it right up. Bowler runs forward in follow-through and pouches it easily ","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Buttler","Gill","Rashid Khan","Shahrukh Khan","Sundar","Tewatia"],"Runs":[48.0,64.0,64.0,76.0,0.0,6.0,21.0,6.0],"Balls_Faced":[23,37,37,38,1,2,16,3],"Fours":[9,3,3,10,0,0,0,0],"Sixes":[0,4,4,2,0,1,1,1],"S\/R":[208.7,172.97,172.97,200.0,0.0,300.0,131.25,200.0],"dismissal":["c \u2020Klaasen b Zeeshan Ansari","run out (Patel\/\u2020Klaasen)","c Abhishek Sharma b Cummins","Not Out","c & b Unadkat","Not Out","c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Unadkat","c Verma b Unadkat"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Cummins","Harshal","Kamindu Mendis","Shami","Unadkat","Zeeshan Ansari"],"Balls":[24,18,12,18,24,24],"Runs_Given":[40.0,41.0,18.0,48.0,35.0,42.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,0,3,1],"Overs":[4.0,3.0,2.0,3.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Akash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .it swings, Sai Su drives away from the body and he gets four first ball! Swings away .from length outside off and he takes the aerial route as well, but pings it over the covers .to start things off in style\nAkash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .another drive off the meat of the bat, this time in the covers for one\nAkash Singh to Gill, 1 run .much tighter with the length ball for Gill, he uses soft hands to push it down to mid off .for a quick one. Off the mark as well\nAkash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .swing again to Sai Sudharsan as Akash pitches it shorter this time, the batter looks to .cut and only gets an inside edge into the pitch\nAkash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .not a poor delivery, except the length perhaps, but this is towards off stump and Sai .Sudharsan clips it off the pads with a tiny shuffle, behind square on the leg side for four\nAkash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .straight again, similar length, and flicks it to leg again\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .loud appeal first ball from him for lbw! It goes on and on but that surely pitched outside .leg, and the replay confirms that. Pant knew that too and didn't review. It also hit him .outside leg\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .lovely use of the straight bat, four down the ground! Some swing from Akash into the .batter, but he has adjusted just in time and so well, the he manages to drive it straight .back despite the swing and hits it absolutely straight\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shorter and into the pads again, clipped to leg for one more\nAkash Deep to Gill, 1 wide .his first ball to Gill and it goes down leg, past his pads for a wide\nAkash Deep to Gill, 1 run .nice and tight outside off, maybe hint of room and Gill pushes it late and wide of .backward point for one\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .straight on off stump, 133.6kmh, and he punches it to cover\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .past Sai Sudharsan's pads as well and another wide this over .Oh gosh! Replays show that the boundary ball on the second delivery of this over hit the .pad first before Sai Sudharsan middled it down the ground for four!\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .shuffles down to try and negate the swing, drives it nicely down to mid off\nAkash Singh to Gill, 1 run .Gill comes down this time against the left-arm quick, and he punches the short of length .ball down to mid off for one\nAkash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .full just outside off and it's another straight drive from Sai Sudharsan, single to mid on\nAkash Singh to Gill, FOUR runs .he charges down for the slightly wide delivery outside off and smacks that all along the .carpet, though the covers for four! His first for the night\nAkash Singh to Gill, FOUR runs .just wide of short midwicket! Shorter length, Gill swats it away on the leg side and .Himmat Singh leapt to his right in the circle, but just wasn't in his reach .Forces Akash Singh to go back to over the wicket\nAkash Singh to Gill, FOUR runs .outside off, Gill dances down again and crashes that through the covers again for four .more! Frees his arms on seeing width and middles it .And back around the wicket\nAkash Singh to Gill, no run .angled towards middle and leg from wide of the crease, he clips it to square leg\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .angles this across the batter outside off, Sai Sudharsan chases and misses .Both fielders in the deep are behind square on the leg side\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on the pads and clipped away behind square for one . .Shubman Gill vs Akash Deep .BALLS .13 .RUNS .22 .OUTS .0 .SR .169.23 .4s\/6s .3\/0\nAkash Deep to Gill, no run .comes down the track and Akash pitches it shorter and into the body, Gill can only .nudge that to midwicket\nAkash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs .it's the short-arm jab and it's nearly six! Short and into the body, Gill gets on top of it .quickly and dispatches it over the long boundary over wide long on .Simon Doull says on commentary that DRS is not available for now, the umpire just told .Gill\nAkash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs .too short, too straight, and this one goes away as well. He swipes that down into the .ground on the leg side, and behind square, although helped by an under edge\nAkash Deep to Gill, no run .140.7kmh, tries to bluff the bowler by moving to leg for a flash of a second and then .comes back, but Akash Deep sticks to a tight line outside off which Gill can only defend .back\nO'Rourke to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .short and outside off, not easy to put away and he cuts to point\nO'Rourke to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .short again outside off, and Sai Sudharsan thinks if he can't ride the bounce, it's better .to get under it. And he does it nicely by upper cutting it with his wrists, over point for .four . .GT in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .13 .WKTS .8 .RR .9.25 .AVE .88.50\nO'Rourke to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .chipped to mid off, a sharp catch by Markram and GT's opening stand has been broken! .Change of pace, change of length, pitched up on off and Sai Sudharsan drives down the .ground but he can't keep it down. Even though the ball is dipping on Markram, he does .well to dive forward and get his hands under it nicely .Sai Sudharsan c Markram b O'Rourke 21 (16b 4x4 0x6 20m) SR: 131.25\nO'Rourke to Buttler, no run .pushes into the off side but the ball takes the inside edge to roll towards midwicket\nO'Rourke to Buttler, no run .he shuffles to off this time and works the ball to leg, but can't clear midwicket\nO'Rourke to Buttler, no run .excellent end to an excellent over. Nice and tight around off, he defends patiently\nAkash Singh to Gill, 1 run .outside off and it's driven down the ground for one as it goes off the bowler's hand\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, no run .angling into Buttler, he clips it to leg\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, FOUR runs .scooped behind the wicket for four! Goes low and across early, he premeditated that .and then connected with that very well to take it on the full and middle it behind. Finally .off the mark .See all photos\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, SIX runs .dances down and smokes it beyond the boundary! Follows the scoop by coming down, .he's expecting the shorter length and he pulls that with some muscle\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, SIX runs .he's reading Avesh like he's a kindergarten book! Backs away this time by anticipating .this delivery around off and he lofts that down the ground over long off, gloriously! Top .class batting . .Jos Buttler vs Avesh Khan .BALLS .35 .RUNS .70 .OUTS .3 .SR .200.00 .4s\/6s .6\/6\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, FOUR runs .and drills that back after backing away for four more! Avesh goes for the block hole .now, Buttler has already shuffled to leg, and the slightly inaccurate yorker is pinged back .along the ground\nShahbaz Ahmed to Gill, 1 wide .starts with one down the leg side, it's a wide\nShahbaz Ahmed to Gill, 2 runs .still towards the pads, it goes fine on the leg side for two. Given runs\nShahbaz Ahmed to Gill, FOUR runs .crackalicious! The sound of that was like biting into a crisp cracker. Gill came down, .Shahbaz pitched it outside off and Gill scythed it away and the ball raced away for four .square of the wicket\nShahbaz Ahmed to Gill, 1 leg bye .stays back this time and works the ball to leg for one\nShahbaz Ahmed to Buttler, 1 run .Buttler also stays put and nudges this to leg for a single\nShahbaz Ahmed to Gill, no run .short on the stumps, doesn't bounce much and Gill sweeps it late behind square but .can't beat short fine leg\nShahbaz Ahmed to Gill, no run .short and quick on off, he bunts it back to the bowler\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, 1 run .starts with a length ball on the stumps, pushes it down to long on\nAvesh Khan to Gill, FOUR runs .scythed away for four! Really poor ball - short and wide, and Gill brings his bat down .with such hard hands and accuracy that he's not going to let this one go\nAvesh Khan to Gill, 1 run .angles it into the stumps from wide of the crease, helps it along to leg for one\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, 2 runs .full on the stumps and Buttler flicks it away along the ground, square of the wicket for .two\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, 1 run .nearly in the block hole, maybe a couple of inches short outside off, and it's driven away .to long off . .Shubman Gill vs Avesh Khan .BALLS .57 .RUNS .71 .OUTS .4 .SR .124.56 .4s\/6s .7\/1\nAvesh Khan to Gill, OUT .they've got Gill as well, LSG have sent both GT openers back! Avesh roars and roars, .and then pierces the humid air of Ahmedabad with clenched fists. It was pitched up, Gill .went down the ground with a straight loft but didn't middled it. It could have even landed .short of long off, but Abdul Samad sprinted in and put in a forward dive with perfect .timing to gobble it .Shubman Gill c Abdul Samad b Avesh Khan 35 (20b 7x4 0x6 40m) SR: 175\nO'Rourke to Buttler, 1 run .starts with a fullish delivery and Buttler flicks it to leg for one .Around to Rutherford\nO'Rourke to Rutherford, 1 run .very very risky single to get off the mark! He taps it towards point and takes off, Buttler .responds as well but had Himmat hit that direct, Buttler was probably gone\nO'Rourke to Buttler, 1 run .angling in sharply, Buttler almost pokes and gets a single to leg off the inner half of the .bat\nO'Rourke to Rutherford, 1 run .pretty full around off, he drives it down nicely for one to long off\nO'Rourke to Buttler, FOUR runs .shorter and slower at 114.6kmh, some width as well outside off, and Buttler stands tall .before judging the change of pace and punches it away at the right time for four\nO'Rourke to Buttler, 1 run .quicker and into the body, pulled off the inner half to deep fine leg for one and he keeps .strike\nAkash Singh to Buttler, 1 run .starts with a full delivery and Buttler gets one to long off .Over to Rutherford\nAkash Singh to Rutherford, 1 run .short ball outside off and Rutherford pulls it away for one\nAkash Singh to Buttler, OUT .that's the big wickets LSG wanted and an injured Akash Singh has bowled a beauty! A .slower inswinger from wide of the crease, it keeps shaping in and goes right through .Buttler's push down the ground to knock the stumps over. Akash gives the signature .celebration, not quite a send off, and with a smile, unlike Digvesh Rathi who's not .playing today .Jos Buttler b Akash Singh 33 (18b 3x4 2x6 26m) SR: 183.33\nAkash Singh to Shahrukh Khan, no run .length ball outside off and pushed into the covers\nAkash Singh to Shahrukh Khan, no run .swing again, this time late but it's enough to beat SRK's bat .Namooh from stats tells me this is the earliest GT have lost first 3 wickets in this .season, previous earliest\nAkash Singh to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .bowls the slower inswinger that got Buttler, but a watchful SRK waits and punches it .back down the ground for a single. Off the mark .Akash Singh has walked off, he might be done for the day. But here's Ekanth","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs LSG, 64th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Akash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs it swings, Sai Su drives away from the body and he gets four first ball! Swings away from length outside off and he takes the aerial route as well, but pings it over the covers to start things off in style\n Akash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run another drive off the meat of the bat, this time in the covers for one\n Akash Singh to Gill, 1 run much tighter with the length ball for Gill, he uses soft hands to push it down to mid off for a quick one. Off the mark as well\n Akash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, no run swing again to Sai Sudharsan as Akash pitches it shorter this time, the batter looks to cut and only gets an inside edge into the pitch\n Akash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs not a poor delivery, except the length perhaps, but this is towards off stump and Sai Sudharsan clips it off the pads with a tiny shuffle, behind square on the leg side for four\n Akash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run straight again, similar length, and flicks it to leg again\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run loud appeal first ball from him for lbw! It goes on and on but that surely pitched outside leg, and the replay confirms that. Pant knew that too and didn't review. It also hit him outside leg\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs lovely use of the straight bat, four down the ground! Some swing from Akash into the batter, but he has adjusted just in time and so well, the he manages to drive it straight back despite the swing and hits it absolutely straight\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shorter and into the pads again, clipped to leg for one more\n Akash Deep to Gill, 1 wide his first ball to Gill and it goes down leg, past his pads for a wide\n Akash Deep to Gill, 1 run nice and tight outside off, maybe hint of room and Gill pushes it late and wide of backward point for one\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run straight on off stump, 133.6kmh, and he punches it to cover\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide past Sai Sudharsan's pads as well and another wide this over Oh gosh! Replays show that the boundary ball on the second delivery of this over hit the pad first before Sai Sudharsan middled it down the ground for four!\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run shuffles down to try and negate the swing, drives it nicely down to mid off\n Akash Singh to Gill, 1 run Gill comes down this time against the left-arm quick, and he punches the short of length ball down to mid off for one\n Akash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run full just outside off and it's another straight drive from Sai Sudharsan, single to mid on\n Akash Singh to Gill, FOUR runs he charges down for the slightly wide delivery outside off and smacks that all along the carpet, though the covers for four! His first for the night\n Akash Singh to Gill, FOUR runs just wide of short midwicket! Shorter length, Gill swats it away on the leg side and Himmat Singh leapt to his right in the circle, but just wasn't in his reach Forces Akash Singh to go back to over the wicket\n Akash Singh to Gill, FOUR runs outside off, Gill dances down again and crashes that through the covers again for four more! Frees his arms on seeing width and middles it And back around the wicket\n Akash Singh to Gill, no run angled towards middle and leg from wide of the crease, he clips it to square leg\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run angles this across the batter outside off, Sai Sudharsan chases and misses Both fielders in the deep are behind square on the leg side\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on the pads and clipped away behind square for one Shubman Gill vs Akash Deep BALLS 13 RUNS 22 OUTS 0 SR 169.23 4s\/6s 3\/0\n Akash Deep to Gill, no run comes down the track and Akash pitches it shorter and into the body, Gill can only nudge that to midwicket\n Akash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs it's the short-arm jab and it's nearly six! Short and into the body, Gill gets on top of it quickly and dispatches it over the long boundary over wide long on Simon Doull says on commentary that DRS is not available for now, the umpire just told Gill\n Akash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs too short, too straight, and this one goes away as well. He swipes that down into the ground on the leg side, and behind square, although helped by an under edge\n Akash Deep to Gill, no run 140.7kmh, tries to bluff the bowler by moving to leg for a flash of a second and then comes back, but Akash Deep sticks to a tight line outside off which Gill can only defend back\n O'Rourke to B Sai Sudharsan, no run short and outside off, not easy to put away and he cuts to point\n O'Rourke to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs short again outside off, and Sai Sudharsan thinks if he can't ride the bounce, it's better to get under it. And he does it nicely by upper cutting it with his wrists, over point for four INNS 13 WKTS 8 RR 9.25 AVE 88.50\n O'Rourke to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT chipped to mid off, a sharp catch by Markram and GT's opening stand has been broken! Change of pace, change of length, pitched up on off and Sai Sudharsan drives down the ground but he can't keep it down. Even though the ball is dipping on Markram, he does well to dive forward and get his hands under it nicely \n O'Rourke to Buttler, no run pushes into the off side but the ball takes the inside edge to roll towards midwicket\n O'Rourke to Buttler, no run he shuffles to off this time and works the ball to leg, but can't clear midwicket\n O'Rourke to Buttler, no run excellent end to an excellent over. Nice and tight around off, he defends patiently\n Akash Singh to Gill, 1 run outside off and it's driven down the ground for one as it goes off the bowler's hand\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, no run angling into Buttler, he clips it to leg\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, FOUR runs scooped behind the wicket for four! Goes low and across early, he premeditated that and then connected with that very well to take it on the full and middle it behind. Finally off the mark See all photos\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, SIX runs dances down and smokes it beyond the boundary! Follows the scoop by coming down, he's expecting the shorter length and he pulls that with some muscle\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, SIX runs he's reading Avesh like he's a kindergarten book! Backs away this time by anticipating this delivery around off and he lofts that down the ground over long off, gloriously! Top class batting Jos Buttler vs Avesh Khan BALLS 35 RUNS 70 OUTS 3 SR 200.00 4s\/6s 6\/6\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, FOUR runs and drills that back after backing away for four more! Avesh goes for the block hole now, Buttler has already shuffled to leg, and the slightly inaccurate yorker is pinged back along the ground\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Gill, 1 wide starts with one down the leg side, it's a wide\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Gill, 2 runs still towards the pads, it goes fine on the leg side for two. Given runs\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Gill, FOUR runs crackalicious! The sound of that was like biting into a crisp cracker. Gill came down, Shahbaz pitched it outside off and Gill scythed it away and the ball raced away for four square of the wicket\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Gill, 1 leg bye stays back this time and works the ball to leg for one\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Buttler, 1 run Buttler also stays put and nudges this to leg for a single\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Gill, no run short on the stumps, doesn't bounce much and Gill sweeps it late behind square but can't beat short fine leg\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Gill, no run short and quick on off, he bunts it back to the bowler\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, 1 run starts with a length ball on the stumps, pushes it down to long on\n Avesh Khan to Gill, FOUR runs scythed away for four! Really poor ball - short and wide, and Gill brings his bat down with such hard hands and accuracy that he's not going to let this one go\n Avesh Khan to Gill, 1 run angles it into the stumps from wide of the crease, helps it along to leg for one\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, 2 runs full on the stumps and Buttler flicks it away along the ground, square of the wicket for two\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, 1 run nearly in the block hole, maybe a couple of inches short outside off, and it's driven away to long off Shubman Gill vs Avesh Khan BALLS 57 RUNS 71 OUTS 4 SR 124.56 4s\/6s 7\/1\n Avesh Khan to Gill, OUT they've got Gill as well, LSG have sent both GT openers back! Avesh roars and roars, and then pierces the humid air of Ahmedabad with clenched fists. It was pitched up, Gill went down the ground with a straight loft but didn't middled it. It could have even landed short of long off, but Abdul Samad sprinted in and put in a forward dive with perfect timing to gobble it \n O'Rourke to Buttler, 1 run starts with a fullish delivery and Buttler flicks it to leg for one Around to Rutherford\n O'Rourke to Rutherford, 1 run very very risky single to get off the mark! He taps it towards point and takes off, Buttler responds as well but had Himmat hit that direct, Buttler was probably gone\n O'Rourke to Buttler, 1 run angling in sharply, Buttler almost pokes and gets a single to leg off the inner half of the bat\n O'Rourke to Rutherford, 1 run pretty full around off, he drives it down nicely for one to long off\n O'Rourke to Buttler, FOUR runs shorter and slower at 114.6kmh, some width as well outside off, and Buttler stands tall before judging the change of pace and punches it away at the right time for four\n O'Rourke to Buttler, 1 run quicker and into the body, pulled off the inner half to deep fine leg for one and he keeps strike\n Akash Singh to Buttler, 1 run starts with a full delivery and Buttler gets one to long off Over to Rutherford\n Akash Singh to Rutherford, 1 run short ball outside off and Rutherford pulls it away for one\n Akash Singh to Buttler, OUT that's the big wickets LSG wanted and an injured Akash Singh has bowled a beauty! A slower inswinger from wide of the crease, it keeps shaping in and goes right through Buttler's push down the ground to knock the stumps over. Akash gives the signature celebration, not quite a send off, and with a smile, unlike Digvesh Rathi who's not playing today \n Akash Singh to Shahrukh Khan, no run length ball outside off and pushed into the covers\n Akash Singh to Shahrukh Khan, no run swing again, this time late but it's enough to beat SRK's bat Namooh from stats tells me this is the earliest GT have lost first 3 wickets in this season, previous earliest\n Akash Singh to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run bowls the slower inswinger that got Buttler, but a watchful SRK waits and punches it back down the ground for a single. Off the mark Akash Singh has walked off, he might be done for the day. 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Swings away .from length outside off and he takes the aerial route as well, but pings it over the covers .to start things off in style\nAkash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .another drive off the meat of the bat, this time in the covers for one\nAkash Singh to Gill, 1 run .much tighter with the length ball for Gill, he uses soft hands to push it down to mid off .for a quick one. Off the mark as well\nAkash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .swing again to Sai Sudharsan as Akash pitches it shorter this time, the batter looks to .cut and only gets an inside edge into the pitch\nAkash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .not a poor delivery, except the length perhaps, but this is towards off stump and Sai .Sudharsan clips it off the pads with a tiny shuffle, behind square on the leg side for four\nAkash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .straight again, similar length, and flicks it to leg again\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .loud appeal first ball from him for lbw! It goes on and on but that surely pitched outside .leg, and the replay confirms that. Pant knew that too and didn't review. It also hit him .outside leg\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .lovely use of the straight bat, four down the ground! Some swing from Akash into the .batter, but he has adjusted just in time and so well, the he manages to drive it straight .back despite the swing and hits it absolutely straight\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shorter and into the pads again, clipped to leg for one more\nAkash Deep to Gill, 1 wide .his first ball to Gill and it goes down leg, past his pads for a wide\nAkash Deep to Gill, 1 run .nice and tight outside off, maybe hint of room and Gill pushes it late and wide of .backward point for one\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .straight on off stump, 133.6kmh, and he punches it to cover\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .past Sai Sudharsan's pads as well and another wide this over .Oh gosh! Replays show that the boundary ball on the second delivery of this over hit the .pad first before Sai Sudharsan middled it down the ground for four!\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .shuffles down to try and negate the swing, drives it nicely down to mid off\nAkash Singh to Gill, 1 run .Gill comes down this time against the left-arm quick, and he punches the short of length .ball down to mid off for one\nAkash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .full just outside off and it's another straight drive from Sai Sudharsan, single to mid on\nAkash Singh to Gill, FOUR runs .he charges down for the slightly wide delivery outside off and smacks that all along the .carpet, though the covers for four! His first for the night\nAkash Singh to Gill, FOUR runs .just wide of short midwicket! Shorter length, Gill swats it away on the leg side and .Himmat Singh leapt to his right in the circle, but just wasn't in his reach .Forces Akash Singh to go back to over the wicket\nAkash Singh to Gill, FOUR runs .outside off, Gill dances down again and crashes that through the covers again for four .more! Frees his arms on seeing width and middles it .And back around the wicket\nAkash Singh to Gill, no run .angled towards middle and leg from wide of the crease, he clips it to square leg\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .angles this across the batter outside off, Sai Sudharsan chases and misses .Both fielders in the deep are behind square on the leg side\nAkash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on the pads and clipped away behind square for one . .Shubman Gill vs Akash Deep .BALLS .13 .RUNS .22 .OUTS .0 .SR .169.23 .4s\/6s .3\/0\nAkash Deep to Gill, no run .comes down the track and Akash pitches it shorter and into the body, Gill can only .nudge that to midwicket\nAkash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs .it's the short-arm jab and it's nearly six! Short and into the body, Gill gets on top of it .quickly and dispatches it over the long boundary over wide long on .Simon Doull says on commentary that DRS is not available for now, the umpire just told .Gill\nAkash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs .too short, too straight, and this one goes away as well. He swipes that down into the .ground on the leg side, and behind square, although helped by an under edge\nAkash Deep to Gill, no run .140.7kmh, tries to bluff the bowler by moving to leg for a flash of a second and then .comes back, but Akash Deep sticks to a tight line outside off which Gill can only defend .back\nO'Rourke to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .short and outside off, not easy to put away and he cuts to point\nO'Rourke to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .short again outside off, and Sai Sudharsan thinks if he can't ride the bounce, it's better .to get under it. And he does it nicely by upper cutting it with his wrists, over point for .four . .GT in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .13 .WKTS .8 .RR .9.25 .AVE .88.50\nO'Rourke to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .chipped to mid off, a sharp catch by Markram and GT's opening stand has been broken! .Change of pace, change of length, pitched up on off and Sai Sudharsan drives down the .ground but he can't keep it down. Even though the ball is dipping on Markram, he does .well to dive forward and get his hands under it nicely .Sai Sudharsan c Markram b O'Rourke 21 (16b 4x4 0x6 20m) SR: 131.25\nO'Rourke to Buttler, no run .pushes into the off side but the ball takes the inside edge to roll towards midwicket\nO'Rourke to Buttler, no run .he shuffles to off this time and works the ball to leg, but can't clear midwicket\nO'Rourke to Buttler, no run .excellent end to an excellent over. Nice and tight around off, he defends patiently\nAkash Singh to Gill, 1 run .outside off and it's driven down the ground for one as it goes off the bowler's hand\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, no run .angling into Buttler, he clips it to leg\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, FOUR runs .scooped behind the wicket for four! Goes low and across early, he premeditated that .and then connected with that very well to take it on the full and middle it behind. Finally .off the mark .See all photos\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, SIX runs .dances down and smokes it beyond the boundary! Follows the scoop by coming down, .he's expecting the shorter length and he pulls that with some muscle\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, SIX runs .he's reading Avesh like he's a kindergarten book! Backs away this time by anticipating .this delivery around off and he lofts that down the ground over long off, gloriously! Top .class batting . .Jos Buttler vs Avesh Khan .BALLS .35 .RUNS .70 .OUTS .3 .SR .200.00 .4s\/6s .6\/6\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, FOUR runs .and drills that back after backing away for four more! Avesh goes for the block hole .now, Buttler has already shuffled to leg, and the slightly inaccurate yorker is pinged back .along the ground\nShahbaz Ahmed to Gill, 1 wide .starts with one down the leg side, it's a wide\nShahbaz Ahmed to Gill, 2 runs .still towards the pads, it goes fine on the leg side for two. Given runs\nShahbaz Ahmed to Gill, FOUR runs .crackalicious! The sound of that was like biting into a crisp cracker. Gill came down, .Shahbaz pitched it outside off and Gill scythed it away and the ball raced away for four .square of the wicket\nShahbaz Ahmed to Gill, 1 leg bye .stays back this time and works the ball to leg for one\nShahbaz Ahmed to Buttler, 1 run .Buttler also stays put and nudges this to leg for a single\nShahbaz Ahmed to Gill, no run .short on the stumps, doesn't bounce much and Gill sweeps it late behind square but .can't beat short fine leg\nShahbaz Ahmed to Gill, no run .short and quick on off, he bunts it back to the bowler\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, 1 run .starts with a length ball on the stumps, pushes it down to long on\nAvesh Khan to Gill, FOUR runs .scythed away for four! Really poor ball - short and wide, and Gill brings his bat down .with such hard hands and accuracy that he's not going to let this one go\nAvesh Khan to Gill, 1 run .angles it into the stumps from wide of the crease, helps it along to leg for one\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, 2 runs .full on the stumps and Buttler flicks it away along the ground, square of the wicket for .two\nAvesh Khan to Buttler, 1 run .nearly in the block hole, maybe a couple of inches short outside off, and it's driven away .to long off . .Shubman Gill vs Avesh Khan .BALLS .57 .RUNS .71 .OUTS .4 .SR .124.56 .4s\/6s .7\/1\nAvesh Khan to Gill, OUT .they've got Gill as well, LSG have sent both GT openers back! Avesh roars and roars, .and then pierces the humid air of Ahmedabad with clenched fists. It was pitched up, Gill .went down the ground with a straight loft but didn't middled it. It could have even landed .short of long off, but Abdul Samad sprinted in and put in a forward dive with perfect .timing to gobble it .Shubman Gill c Abdul Samad b Avesh Khan 35 (20b 7x4 0x6 40m) SR: 175\nO'Rourke to Buttler, 1 run .starts with a fullish delivery and Buttler flicks it to leg for one .Around to Rutherford\nO'Rourke to Rutherford, 1 run .very very risky single to get off the mark! He taps it towards point and takes off, Buttler .responds as well but had Himmat hit that direct, Buttler was probably gone\nO'Rourke to Buttler, 1 run .angling in sharply, Buttler almost pokes and gets a single to leg off the inner half of the .bat\nO'Rourke to Rutherford, 1 run .pretty full around off, he drives it down nicely for one to long off\nO'Rourke to Buttler, FOUR runs .shorter and slower at 114.6kmh, some width as well outside off, and Buttler stands tall .before judging the change of pace and punches it away at the right time for four\nO'Rourke to Buttler, 1 run .quicker and into the body, pulled off the inner half to deep fine leg for one and he keeps .strike\nAkash Singh to Buttler, 1 run .starts with a full delivery and Buttler gets one to long off .Over to Rutherford\nAkash Singh to Rutherford, 1 run .short ball outside off and Rutherford pulls it away for one\nAkash Singh to Buttler, OUT .that's the big wickets LSG wanted and an injured Akash Singh has bowled a beauty! A .slower inswinger from wide of the crease, it keeps shaping in and goes right through .Buttler's push down the ground to knock the stumps over. Akash gives the signature .celebration, not quite a send off, and with a smile, unlike Digvesh Rathi who's not .playing today .Jos Buttler b Akash Singh 33 (18b 3x4 2x6 26m) SR: 183.33\nAkash Singh to Shahrukh Khan, no run .length ball outside off and pushed into the covers\nAkash Singh to Shahrukh Khan, no run .swing again, this time late but it's enough to beat SRK's bat .Namooh from stats tells me this is the earliest GT have lost first 3 wickets in this .season, previous earliest\nAkash Singh to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .bowls the slower inswinger that got Buttler, but a watchful SRK waits and punches it .back down the ground for a single. Off the mark .Akash Singh has walked off, he might be done for the day. But here's Ekanth\nO'Rourke to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Fullish on the pad, flicked to deep-backward square. 133ks\nO'Rourke to Rutherford, 1 run .Looked slow. Length on leg, tucked towards midwicket\nO'Rourke to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Length on middle and leg, flicked to deep midwicket\nO'Rourke to Rutherford, 2 runs .Cut wide of deep third but Avesh manages to run across. Was a spongy back of .lengther just outside off\nO'Rourke to Rutherford, 1 run .Quick single to mid-off... oh no! Rutherford collides with the bowler three-fourth of the .way into the run. Sadly for Samad, the fielder, the throw missed the stumps. Was a full .ball angling in towards fourth that was punched firmly\nO'Rourke to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs .Cut early, gets it in the gap through extra cover. Was a back of lengther outside off that .was slow off the pitch, ball went off the toe of the bat. Into the grass, outfield is quick\nAkash Deep to Rutherford, SIX runs .Pulled ten rows back. 81 metres over square leg. Just a touch short but it sat up, was .around thigh-high and Rutherford had ample time to swivel and launch\nAkash Deep to Rutherford, no run .Cut hard but timing's not great, finds backward point. Akash seemed to bash the ball .into the middle of the pitch but it rose very slowly\nAkash Deep to Rutherford, 1 run .No direct hit again. Would've been tight had it hit at the striker's. Was a yorker outside .off that was jammed. Replay shows Shahrukh would've made it\nAkash Deep to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs .Wide ball has been scythed over backward point. Yorker wasn't missed by much, .Shahrukh got on one knee to get underneath it and square drive it 67 metres far\nAkash Deep to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Goes for the at-the-stumps yorker, lands it full. It's flicked to long-on\nAkash Deep to Rutherford, 1 run .Chance... Badoni charges to the right from backward point and leaps out for a one- .hander. Gets hands on it but it doesn't stick. Was a slow shortish ball that Rutherford .cut\nShahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, 2 runs .93ks. Wide and fullish, slashes it over cover. Clears the infield, stopped close to the .boundary .Around to the lhb too. Shahbaz goes through his action but doesn't deliver. Not sure .why, Rutherford smiles\nShahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, 1 wide .Wide on a length, landed close to the tramline and angled away. Let go . .M Shahrukh Khan in IPL, 2025 .INNS .9 .RUNS .104 .SR .182.45 .AVE .34.66 .HS .36\nShahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, 1 run .O'Rourke takes a couple of steps back from backward point, stops and leaps to try and .take an above-head catch with his right hand. It's too high even for him. It rolls a few .metres back. Was a wide ball on a shortish length that was cut off the top edge.\nShahbaz Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Slow again, this is a touch fuller and very wide. Shahrukh reaches out and swipes it .through cover\nShahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, 1 run .Flat shortish ball wide of off, pulled hard. Goes along the ground, bowler gets a hand on .it to take some pace off before it goes to long-on\nShahbaz Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Length on leg, nudged through midwicket. 92ks\nShahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, no run .Dropped? There was a sound but not sure if it was bat. Was a wide ball on a length, kept .angling away but Rutherford went through with a lofted reverse sweep. Ultra-Edge .shows there was a bottom edge! It took the glove and it Pant on the left flank\nAvesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs .Wide yorker missed. It's a low full toss with three deep fielders off side. Shahrukh took a .big stride, got on one knee and drove with a flourish. Along the ground through cover\nAvesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, 2 runs .Same length, this is on off, Shahrukh's bat face opens more than he intended as he .drives. Ball goes through backward point\nAvesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs .Mid-off is in and this is lifted over him for a one-bounce four. Another low fully, on fifth .stump, Shahrukh crouches a bit and is able to drive while elevating it .Short third in, long-off back\nAvesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, no run .Shahrukh was walking down, shaping for a leg side shot. Got surprised by a bouncer .whizzing close to his chest. He tries to adjust late and ramp over the slips. Misses\nAvesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Low fully outside off, inside edge off the cover drive goes onto pad and dribbles .towards cover\nAvesh Khan to Rutherford, SIX runs .Bad ball, whipped behind square. Avesh's fifty is up in three. Line was the issue here, .landed down leg, on a fullish length, and Rutherford picked it up with ease\nShahbaz Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs .Dances down, gets beaten in the air but goes through with the slug across the line. Gets .it wide of long-on. Was a length ball, he didn't get to the pitch\nShahbaz Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Punches the length ball outside off to cover\nShahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, 2 runs .Skied... but it lands safely! Samad ran towards extra cover from long-off, ball landed a .few metres past the 30-yard circle. Ball was a touch short and angling away outside off, .Rutherford tried to flat bat it, got a top edge\nShahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, FOUR runs .Misfield at cover point, and it beats Pooran running right from sweeper cover. Was a .wide length ball that was cut hard. Arshin, the sub, was the fielder .Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play .Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan and win points to grab an SUV and 100+ prizes! Free to play, .100 winners every day!\nShahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, SIX runs .Reverse swept with the left leg past the off-side tramline. It's like he's a right hander .facing a bowler from point and slog sweeping. Sails over third for six\nShahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, no run .Wide on a length, beats the cut .Timeout with GT five runs ahead of LSG at the same point .Which was the more memorable Test? .17.9K votes .AUS vs IND, Adelaide, 2003 .SL vs IND, Galle, 2015 .Dravid's conquest of Adelaide in 2003 OR Herath choking India in Galle in 2015? .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, we're trying to identify .the greatest Test of the 21st century with your help. The voting is open on the following .head-to-heads, so go on and have your say!\nAkash Deep to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs .Thick outside edge sails wide of short third. Well over too. Was an attempted yorker, .ended up as a slot ball on fifth. Shahrukh didn't move his feet, wasn't getting his weight .into the attempted cover drive but the power took it over the infield\nAkash Deep to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs .This is nailed over the bowler! Another slot ball, right on middle stump, and Shahrukh is .right behind it. Back leg bends a bit and he drives with ease to hit towards the .sightscreen\nAkash Deep to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs .Change of length and Shahrukh is ready for it. The bouncer is around head height but .the bounce is spongy, Shahrukh waits and ramps it over the keeper. Pant isn't happy .with the bowler\nAkash Deep to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Low fully on fourth from wide of the crease, Shahrukh tries to drive through cover. Toes .it off the left of the bat. Finds long-on\nAkash Deep to Rutherford, no run .Bouncer let go. One for the over called. Landed very short around leg, ballooned up and .went through fifth\nAkash Deep to Rutherford, 1 wide .Wide yorker nailed... or not. Wide called, Pant won't review. Replay shows this landed .just past the off side tramline and angled away a touch further. Rutherford reached out .and tried to scythe it. Beaten\nAkash Deep to Rutherford, 1 run .Length outside off, driven to deep square leg\nO'Rourke to Rutherford, OUT .And he strikes first ball! Not a wicket ball as such, the fullish ball angled in towards leg .stump from around the wicket. Rutherford was early into the aerial flick, got it right off .the toe, Bishnoi came in from deep midwicket to complete the catch .Sherfane Rutherford c sub (Ravi Bishnoi) b O'Rourke 38 (22b 1x4 3x6 42m) SR: 172.72\nO'Rourke to Tewatia, 1 run .Length on off, defended towards cover point for a quick single\nO'Rourke to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Shahrukh waits for the high bumper to pass him before launching it over the keeper with .the upper cut. Not middled but clears the ring and gets to fifty. Fastest for a GT batter .this season\nO'Rourke to Tewatia, 1 run .Length over off, clipped to long leg\nO'Rourke to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Slot ball, gets away with it. Landed around off and went middle and leg, Shahrukh .showed all his stumps, crouched and went with a low, horizontal swing. Got it to long-on\nO'Rourke to Tewatia, OUT .O'Rourke might let LSG get away with being a bowler short. Gets Tewatia cheaply with a .seam-up length ball on off. Angled in from around the wicket. Tewatia tried to lift it .through the line, was too early into it and playing on the up too. Found long-on. Four .runs and two wickets .Rahul Tewatia c Himmat Singh b O'Rourke 2 (3b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 66.66\nShahbaz Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, 2 runs .Shahbaz deceives Shahrukh but the batter gets lucky. He charged too early, so the .bowler went wide and flat on a short length. The batter reached out and tried to slap it .with the horizontal bat. Toed it wide of the keeper . .GT in death overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .13 .WKTS .29 .RR .12.04 .AVE .17.10\nShahbaz Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Dances down again, bowler goes wide again. Slapped to deep point\nShahbaz Ahmed to Arshad Khan, 1 wide .LSG's plan is clear - keep it wide. This one's too far away. The length ball is well past the .off-side tramline and beats the slash across the line\nShahbaz Ahmed to Arshad Khan, 1 run .Change-up there. Flat and at the stumps, on a length, whipped off the inner-half of the .bat to deep square leg\nShahbaz Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Tight single taken, throw to the bowler is too far down. Was a shortish ball to which .Shahrukh danced down and tried to mow across the line. Inside edged it to short fine\nShahbaz Ahmed to Arshad Khan, 1 wide .Another wide. This is shortish, angling away and well past the tramline. Let go\nShahbaz Ahmed to Arshad Khan, no run .Arshad tries to drag a wide length ball over deep midwicket with a slog sweep. But it's .beyond his reach\nShahbaz Ahmed to Arshad Khan, OUT .Watch out for the collision... O'Rourke evades the fielder at point safely. Gets in front .and takes the dolly around his chest. Was a wide ball on a shortish length that Arshad .tried to drag leg side again. Bottom hand came off as he top-edged the pull .Arshad Khan c O'Rourke b Shahbaz Ahmed 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 33.33\nAvesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Goes for the yorker, low full toss it is. Hit to long-on\nAvesh Khan to Rashid Khan, 1 run .Nails the pace-on yorker on off. Rashid jams the bat on it late, gets it behind point\nAvesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Near yorker on off and Shahrukh can't elevate it. Driven hard, finds long-off\nAvesh Khan to Rashid Khan, 1 run .Clothed again. Rashid is on leg stump heaving across the line, gets the low full toss .along the ground to deep square leg\nAvesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, OUT .Taken at cover and that has to be the game! Avesh continues to go for yorkers, it was a .low full toss with the seam pointing towards leg slip. Shahrukh got low and tried to .brook it across the line but toed it straight up. He walks back despondent .M Shahrukh Khan c sub (Ravi Bishnoi) b Avesh Khan 57 (29b 5x4 3x6 49m) SR: 196.55\nAvesh Khan to Rabada, 1 run .Single would do too. Yorker just inside the off-side tramline, all Rabada can do is jam it .to point. Equation now mathematically beyond GT's reach\nBadoni to Rabada, 1 run .Shortish and flat on off, 102ks, pulled to long-on .Interesting action for Badoni, release is almost wrong-footed and he slings it\nBadoni to Rashid Khan, 1 run .Wide and full, slapped over the bowler. Long-off runs right to keep it to two\nBadoni to Rabada, OUT .Hirs middle and leg. Fullish ball angled in from wide of the crease. Around the wicket .too. Rabada tries to slog it over cow corner, misses .Kagiso Rabada b Badoni 2 (3b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 66.66\nBadoni to Sai Kishore, 1 run .Slow for a change. Loopy and full, well outside off as Sai Kishore makes room. Chips a .drive to long-off\nBadoni to Rashid Khan, 1 run .Wide and fullish, close to the tramline, Rashid is on one knee slashing to long-off\nBadoni to Sai Kishore, OUT .Another lefty beaten on the slog sweep. Loopy length ball lands on middle and hits leg .to complete a 33-run win for LSG against the table-toppers! .Sai Kishore b Badoni 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 50","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs LSG, 64th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Akash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs it swings, Sai Su drives away from the body and he gets four first ball! Swings away from length outside off and he takes the aerial route as well, but pings it over the covers to start things off in style\n Akash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run another drive off the meat of the bat, this time in the covers for one\n Akash Singh to Gill, 1 run much tighter with the length ball for Gill, he uses soft hands to push it down to mid off for a quick one. Off the mark as well\n Akash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, no run swing again to Sai Sudharsan as Akash pitches it shorter this time, the batter looks to cut and only gets an inside edge into the pitch\n Akash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs not a poor delivery, except the length perhaps, but this is towards off stump and Sai Sudharsan clips it off the pads with a tiny shuffle, behind square on the leg side for four\n Akash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run straight again, similar length, and flicks it to leg again\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run loud appeal first ball from him for lbw! It goes on and on but that surely pitched outside leg, and the replay confirms that. Pant knew that too and didn't review. It also hit him outside leg\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs lovely use of the straight bat, four down the ground! Some swing from Akash into the batter, but he has adjusted just in time and so well, the he manages to drive it straight back despite the swing and hits it absolutely straight\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shorter and into the pads again, clipped to leg for one more\n Akash Deep to Gill, 1 wide his first ball to Gill and it goes down leg, past his pads for a wide\n Akash Deep to Gill, 1 run nice and tight outside off, maybe hint of room and Gill pushes it late and wide of backward point for one\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run straight on off stump, 133.6kmh, and he punches it to cover\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide past Sai Sudharsan's pads as well and another wide this over Oh gosh! Replays show that the boundary ball on the second delivery of this over hit the pad first before Sai Sudharsan middled it down the ground for four!\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run shuffles down to try and negate the swing, drives it nicely down to mid off\n Akash Singh to Gill, 1 run Gill comes down this time against the left-arm quick, and he punches the short of length ball down to mid off for one\n Akash Singh to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run full just outside off and it's another straight drive from Sai Sudharsan, single to mid on\n Akash Singh to Gill, FOUR runs he charges down for the slightly wide delivery outside off and smacks that all along the carpet, though the covers for four! His first for the night\n Akash Singh to Gill, FOUR runs just wide of short midwicket! Shorter length, Gill swats it away on the leg side and Himmat Singh leapt to his right in the circle, but just wasn't in his reach Forces Akash Singh to go back to over the wicket\n Akash Singh to Gill, FOUR runs outside off, Gill dances down again and crashes that through the covers again for four more! Frees his arms on seeing width and middles it And back around the wicket\n Akash Singh to Gill, no run angled towards middle and leg from wide of the crease, he clips it to square leg\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run angles this across the batter outside off, Sai Sudharsan chases and misses Both fielders in the deep are behind square on the leg side\n Akash Deep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on the pads and clipped away behind square for one Shubman Gill vs Akash Deep BALLS 13 RUNS 22 OUTS 0 SR 169.23 4s\/6s 3\/0\n Akash Deep to Gill, no run comes down the track and Akash pitches it shorter and into the body, Gill can only nudge that to midwicket\n Akash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs it's the short-arm jab and it's nearly six! Short and into the body, Gill gets on top of it quickly and dispatches it over the long boundary over wide long on Simon Doull says on commentary that DRS is not available for now, the umpire just told Gill\n Akash Deep to Gill, FOUR runs too short, too straight, and this one goes away as well. He swipes that down into the ground on the leg side, and behind square, although helped by an under edge\n Akash Deep to Gill, no run 140.7kmh, tries to bluff the bowler by moving to leg for a flash of a second and then comes back, but Akash Deep sticks to a tight line outside off which Gill can only defend back\n O'Rourke to B Sai Sudharsan, no run short and outside off, not easy to put away and he cuts to point\n O'Rourke to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs short again outside off, and Sai Sudharsan thinks if he can't ride the bounce, it's better to get under it. And he does it nicely by upper cutting it with his wrists, over point for four INNS 13 WKTS 8 RR 9.25 AVE 88.50\n O'Rourke to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT chipped to mid off, a sharp catch by Markram and GT's opening stand has been broken! Change of pace, change of length, pitched up on off and Sai Sudharsan drives down the ground but he can't keep it down. Even though the ball is dipping on Markram, he does well to dive forward and get his hands under it nicely \n O'Rourke to Buttler, no run pushes into the off side but the ball takes the inside edge to roll towards midwicket\n O'Rourke to Buttler, no run he shuffles to off this time and works the ball to leg, but can't clear midwicket\n O'Rourke to Buttler, no run excellent end to an excellent over. Nice and tight around off, he defends patiently\n Akash Singh to Gill, 1 run outside off and it's driven down the ground for one as it goes off the bowler's hand\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, no run angling into Buttler, he clips it to leg\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, FOUR runs scooped behind the wicket for four! Goes low and across early, he premeditated that and then connected with that very well to take it on the full and middle it behind. Finally off the mark See all photos\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, SIX runs dances down and smokes it beyond the boundary! Follows the scoop by coming down, he's expecting the shorter length and he pulls that with some muscle\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, SIX runs he's reading Avesh like he's a kindergarten book! Backs away this time by anticipating this delivery around off and he lofts that down the ground over long off, gloriously! Top class batting Jos Buttler vs Avesh Khan BALLS 35 RUNS 70 OUTS 3 SR 200.00 4s\/6s 6\/6\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, FOUR runs and drills that back after backing away for four more! Avesh goes for the block hole now, Buttler has already shuffled to leg, and the slightly inaccurate yorker is pinged back along the ground\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Gill, 1 wide starts with one down the leg side, it's a wide\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Gill, 2 runs still towards the pads, it goes fine on the leg side for two. Given runs\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Gill, FOUR runs crackalicious! The sound of that was like biting into a crisp cracker. Gill came down, Shahbaz pitched it outside off and Gill scythed it away and the ball raced away for four square of the wicket\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Gill, 1 leg bye stays back this time and works the ball to leg for one\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Buttler, 1 run Buttler also stays put and nudges this to leg for a single\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Gill, no run short on the stumps, doesn't bounce much and Gill sweeps it late behind square but can't beat short fine leg\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Gill, no run short and quick on off, he bunts it back to the bowler\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, 1 run starts with a length ball on the stumps, pushes it down to long on\n Avesh Khan to Gill, FOUR runs scythed away for four! Really poor ball - short and wide, and Gill brings his bat down with such hard hands and accuracy that he's not going to let this one go\n Avesh Khan to Gill, 1 run angles it into the stumps from wide of the crease, helps it along to leg for one\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, 2 runs full on the stumps and Buttler flicks it away along the ground, square of the wicket for two\n Avesh Khan to Buttler, 1 run nearly in the block hole, maybe a couple of inches short outside off, and it's driven away to long off Shubman Gill vs Avesh Khan BALLS 57 RUNS 71 OUTS 4 SR 124.56 4s\/6s 7\/1\n Avesh Khan to Gill, OUT they've got Gill as well, LSG have sent both GT openers back! Avesh roars and roars, and then pierces the humid air of Ahmedabad with clenched fists. It was pitched up, Gill went down the ground with a straight loft but didn't middled it. It could have even landed short of long off, but Abdul Samad sprinted in and put in a forward dive with perfect timing to gobble it \n O'Rourke to Buttler, 1 run starts with a fullish delivery and Buttler flicks it to leg for one Around to Rutherford\n O'Rourke to Rutherford, 1 run very very risky single to get off the mark! He taps it towards point and takes off, Buttler responds as well but had Himmat hit that direct, Buttler was probably gone\n O'Rourke to Buttler, 1 run angling in sharply, Buttler almost pokes and gets a single to leg off the inner half of the bat\n O'Rourke to Rutherford, 1 run pretty full around off, he drives it down nicely for one to long off\n O'Rourke to Buttler, FOUR runs shorter and slower at 114.6kmh, some width as well outside off, and Buttler stands tall before judging the change of pace and punches it away at the right time for four\n O'Rourke to Buttler, 1 run quicker and into the body, pulled off the inner half to deep fine leg for one and he keeps strike\n Akash Singh to Buttler, 1 run starts with a full delivery and Buttler gets one to long off Over to Rutherford\n Akash Singh to Rutherford, 1 run short ball outside off and Rutherford pulls it away for one\n Akash Singh to Buttler, OUT that's the big wickets LSG wanted and an injured Akash Singh has bowled a beauty! A slower inswinger from wide of the crease, it keeps shaping in and goes right through Buttler's push down the ground to knock the stumps over. Akash gives the signature celebration, not quite a send off, and with a smile, unlike Digvesh Rathi who's not playing today \n Akash Singh to Shahrukh Khan, no run length ball outside off and pushed into the covers\n Akash Singh to Shahrukh Khan, no run swing again, this time late but it's enough to beat SRK's bat Namooh from stats tells me this is the earliest GT have lost first 3 wickets in this season, previous earliest\n Akash Singh to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run bowls the slower inswinger that got Buttler, but a watchful SRK waits and punches it back down the ground for a single. Off the mark Akash Singh has walked off, he might be done for the day. But here's Ekanth\n O'Rourke to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Fullish on the pad, flicked to deep-backward square. 133ks\n O'Rourke to Rutherford, 1 run Looked slow. Length on leg, tucked towards midwicket\n O'Rourke to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Length on middle and leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n O'Rourke to Rutherford, 2 runs Cut wide of deep third but Avesh manages to run across. Was a spongy back of lengther just outside off\n O'Rourke to Rutherford, 1 run Quick single to mid-off... oh no! Rutherford collides with the bowler three-fourth of the way into the run. Sadly for Samad, the fielder, the throw missed the stumps. Was a full ball angling in towards fourth that was punched firmly\n O'Rourke to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs Cut early, gets it in the gap through extra cover. Was a back of lengther outside off that was slow off the pitch, ball went off the toe of the bat. Into the grass, outfield is quick\n Akash Deep to Rutherford, SIX runs Pulled ten rows back. 81 metres over square leg. Just a touch short but it sat up, was around thigh-high and Rutherford had ample time to swivel and launch\n Akash Deep to Rutherford, no run Cut hard but timing's not great, finds backward point. Akash seemed to bash the ball into the middle of the pitch but it rose very slowly\n Akash Deep to Rutherford, 1 run No direct hit again. Would've been tight had it hit at the striker's. Was a yorker outside off that was jammed. Replay shows Shahrukh would've made it\n Akash Deep to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs Wide ball has been scythed over backward point. Yorker wasn't missed by much, Shahrukh got on one knee to get underneath it and square drive it 67 metres far\n Akash Deep to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Goes for the at-the-stumps yorker, lands it full. It's flicked to long-on\n Akash Deep to Rutherford, 1 run Chance... Badoni charges to the right from backward point and leaps out for a one-hander. Gets hands on it but it doesn't stick. Was a slow shortish ball that Rutherford cut\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, 2 runs 93ks. Wide and fullish, slashes it over cover. Clears the infield, stopped close to the boundary Around to the lhb too. Shahbaz goes through his action but doesn't deliver. Not sure why, Rutherford smiles\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, 1 wide Wide on a length, landed close to the tramline and angled away. Let go M Shahrukh Khan in IPL, 2025 INNS 9 RUNS 104 SR 182.45 AVE 34.66 HS 36\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, 1 run O'Rourke takes a couple of steps back from backward point, stops and leaps to try and take an above-head catch with his right hand. It's too high even for him. It rolls a few metres back. Was a wide ball on a shortish length that was cut off the top edge.\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Slow again, this is a touch fuller and very wide. Shahrukh reaches out and swipes it through cover\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, 1 run Flat shortish ball wide of off, pulled hard. Goes along the ground, bowler gets a hand on it to take some pace off before it goes to long-on\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Length on leg, nudged through midwicket. 92ks\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, no run Dropped? There was a sound but not sure if it was bat. Was a wide ball on a length, kept angling away but Rutherford went through with a lofted reverse sweep. Ultra-Edge shows there was a bottom edge! It took the glove and it Pant on the left flank\n Avesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs Wide yorker missed. It's a low full toss with three deep fielders off side. Shahrukh took a big stride, got on one knee and drove with a flourish. Along the ground through cover\n Avesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, 2 runs Same length, this is on off, Shahrukh's bat face opens more than he intended as he drives. Ball goes through backward point\n Avesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs Mid-off is in and this is lifted over him for a one-bounce four. Another low fully, on fifth stump, Shahrukh crouches a bit and is able to drive while elevating it Short third in, long-off back\n Avesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, no run Shahrukh was walking down, shaping for a leg side shot. Got surprised by a bouncer whizzing close to his chest. He tries to adjust late and ramp over the slips. Misses\n Avesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Low fully outside off, inside edge off the cover drive goes onto pad and dribbles towards cover\n Avesh Khan to Rutherford, SIX runs Bad ball, whipped behind square. Avesh's fifty is up in three. Line was the issue here, landed down leg, on a fullish length, and Rutherford picked it up with ease\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs Dances down, gets beaten in the air but goes through with the slug across the line. Gets it wide of long-on. Was a length ball, he didn't get to the pitch\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Punches the length ball outside off to cover\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, 2 runs Skied... but it lands safely! Samad ran towards extra cover from long-off, ball landed a few metres past the 30-yard circle. Ball was a touch short and angling away outside off, Rutherford tried to flat bat it, got a top edge\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, FOUR runs Misfield at cover point, and it beats Pooran running right from sweeper cover. Was a wide length ball that was cut hard. Arshin, the sub, was the fielder Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan and win points to grab an SUV and 100+ prizes! Free to play, 100 winners every day!\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, SIX runs Reverse swept with the left leg past the off-side tramline. It's like he's a right hander facing a bowler from point and slog sweeping. Sails over third for six\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Rutherford, no run Wide on a length, beats the cut Timeout with GT five runs ahead of LSG at the same point Which was the more memorable Test? 17.9K votes AUS vs IND, Adelaide, 2003 SL vs IND, Galle, 2015 Dravid's conquest of Adelaide in 2003 OR Herath choking India in Galle in 2015? In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, we're trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with your help. The voting is open on the following head-to-heads, so go on and have your say!\n Akash Deep to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs Thick outside edge sails wide of short third. Well over too. Was an attempted yorker, ended up as a slot ball on fifth. Shahrukh didn't move his feet, wasn't getting his weight into the attempted cover drive but the power took it over the infield\n Akash Deep to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs This is nailed over the bowler! Another slot ball, right on middle stump, and Shahrukh is right behind it. Back leg bends a bit and he drives with ease to hit towards the sightscreen\n Akash Deep to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs Change of length and Shahrukh is ready for it. The bouncer is around head height but the bounce is spongy, Shahrukh waits and ramps it over the keeper. Pant isn't happy with the bowler\n Akash Deep to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Low fully on fourth from wide of the crease, Shahrukh tries to drive through cover. Toes it off the left of the bat. Finds long-on\n Akash Deep to Rutherford, no run Bouncer let go. One for the over called. Landed very short around leg, ballooned up and went through fifth\n Akash Deep to Rutherford, 1 wide Wide yorker nailed... or not. Wide called, Pant won't review. Replay shows this landed just past the off side tramline and angled away a touch further. Rutherford reached out and tried to scythe it. Beaten\n Akash Deep to Rutherford, 1 run Length outside off, driven to deep square leg\n O'Rourke to Rutherford, OUT And he strikes first ball! Not a wicket ball as such, the fullish ball angled in towards leg stump from around the wicket. Rutherford was early into the aerial flick, got it right off the toe, Bishnoi came in from deep midwicket to complete the catch \n O'Rourke to Tewatia, 1 run Length on off, defended towards cover point for a quick single\n O'Rourke to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Shahrukh waits for the high bumper to pass him before launching it over the keeper with the upper cut. Not middled but clears the ring and gets to fifty. Fastest for a GT batter this season\n O'Rourke to Tewatia, 1 run Length over off, clipped to long leg\n O'Rourke to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Slot ball, gets away with it. Landed around off and went middle and leg, Shahrukh showed all his stumps, crouched and went with a low, horizontal swing. Got it to long-on\n O'Rourke to Tewatia, OUT O'Rourke might let LSG get away with being a bowler short. Gets Tewatia cheaply with a seam-up length ball on off. Angled in from around the wicket. Tewatia tried to lift it through the line, was too early into it and playing on the up too. Found long-on. Four runs and two wickets \n Shahbaz Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, 2 runs Shahbaz deceives Shahrukh but the batter gets lucky. He charged too early, so the bowler went wide and flat on a short length. The batter reached out and tried to slap it with the horizontal bat. Toed it wide of the keeper INNS 13 WKTS 29 RR 12.04 AVE 17.10\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Dances down again, bowler goes wide again. Slapped to deep point\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Arshad Khan, 1 wide LSG's plan is clear - keep it wide. This one's too far away. The length ball is well past the off-side tramline and beats the slash across the line\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Arshad Khan, 1 run Change-up there. Flat and at the stumps, on a length, whipped off the inner-half of the bat to deep square leg\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Tight single taken, throw to the bowler is too far down. Was a shortish ball to which Shahrukh danced down and tried to mow across the line. Inside edged it to short fine\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Arshad Khan, 1 wide Another wide. This is shortish, angling away and well past the tramline. Let go\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Arshad Khan, no run Arshad tries to drag a wide length ball over deep midwicket with a slog sweep. But it's beyond his reach\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Arshad Khan, OUT Watch out for the collision... O'Rourke evades the fielder at point safely. Gets in front and takes the dolly around his chest. Was a wide ball on a shortish length that Arshad tried to drag leg side again. Bottom hand came off as he top-edged the pull \n Avesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Goes for the yorker, low full toss it is. Hit to long-on\n Avesh Khan to Rashid Khan, 1 run Nails the pace-on yorker on off. Rashid jams the bat on it late, gets it behind point\n Avesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Near yorker on off and Shahrukh can't elevate it. Driven hard, finds long-off\n Avesh Khan to Rashid Khan, 1 run Clothed again. Rashid is on leg stump heaving across the line, gets the low full toss along the ground to deep square leg\n Avesh Khan to Shahrukh Khan, OUT Taken at cover and that has to be the game! Avesh continues to go for yorkers, it was a low full toss with the seam pointing towards leg slip. Shahrukh got low and tried to brook it across the line but toed it straight up. He walks back despondent \n Avesh Khan to Rabada, 1 run Single would do too. Yorker just inside the off-side tramline, all Rabada can do is jam it to point. Equation now mathematically beyond GT's reach\n Badoni to Rabada, 1 run Shortish and flat on off, 102ks, pulled to long-on Interesting action for Badoni, release is almost wrong-footed and he slings it\n Badoni to Rashid Khan, 1 run Wide and full, slapped over the bowler. Long-off runs right to keep it to two\n Badoni to Rabada, OUT Hirs middle and leg. Fullish ball angled in from wide of the crease. Around the wicket too. Rabada tries to slog it over cow corner, misses \n Badoni to Sai Kishore, 1 run Slow for a change. Loopy and full, well outside off as Sai Kishore makes room. Chips a drive to long-off\n Badoni to Rashid Khan, 1 run Wide and fullish, close to the tramline, Rashid is on one knee slashing to long-off\n Badoni to Sai Kishore, OUT Another lefty beaten on the slog sweep. Loopy length ball lands on middle and hits leg to complete a 33-run win for LSG against the table-toppers! ","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arshad Khan","B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill","Rabada","Rashid Khan","Rutherford","Sai Kishore","Shahrukh Khan","Tewatia"],"Runs":[1.0,21.0,33.0,35.0,2.0,4.0,38.0,1.0,57.0,2.0],"Balls_Faced":[3,16,18,20,3,4,22,2,29,3],"Fours":[0,4,3,7,0,0,1,0,5,0],"Sixes":[0,0,2,0,0,0,3,0,3,0],"S\/R":[33.33,131.25,183.33,175.0,66.67,100.0,172.73,50.0,196.55,66.67],"dismissal":["c O'Rourke b Shahbaz Ahmed","c Markram b O'Rourke","b Akash Singh","c Abdul Samad b Avesh Khan","b Badoni","Not Out","c sub (Ravi Bishnoi) b O'Rourke","b Badoni","c sub (Ravi Bishnoi) b Avesh Khan","c Himmat Singh b O'Rourke"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Akash Deep","Akash Singh","Avesh Khan","Badoni","O'Rourke","Shahbaz Ahmed"],"Balls":[24,19,23,6,24,24],"Runs_Given":[49.0,29.0,51.0,4.0,27.0,41.0],"Wickets":[0,1,2,2,3,1],"Overs":[4.0,3.1,3.5,1.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Markram, FOUR runs .starts with a loosener way outside off wit away swing and Markram leans into that .nicely to caress that along the ground. Wonderful shot for four!\nSiraj to Markram, no run .much better from Siraj. Shorter and coming in this time towards the waist, he defends it .to leg\nSiraj to Markram, 1 run .angling in again towards top of leg, Markram tucks it towards mid-on for one\nSiraj to Marsh, no run .Marsh beaten first ball! That one keeps a little low outside off as Marsh stays back to .poke at it, but the lack of bounce surprises him a little\nSiraj to Marsh, 1 wide .not getting his lines right, Siraj. Sends down a wide well down the leg side\nSiraj to Marsh, 1 run .nice and straight this time around off, Marsh stands tall and pushes it back past the .bowler for one. Off the mark .There was some swing on the first ball but nothing after that this over\nSiraj to Markram, 1 run .fuller and straighter to Markram, he drives it down nicely but can't clear mid-on although .they manage one more\nArshad Khan to Markram, 1 wide .starts with a wide down the leg side. Some inswing too, so good signs\nArshad Khan to Markram, FOUR runs .crashed through the covers! Width outside off, no swing and the length is short too, and .Markram sends that crashing to the cover point boundary. He's looking in great touch\nArshad Khan to Markram, 1 run .no swing again but a tighter line on off stump, punches it down to mid-off where Siraj .fumbles while trying to pick that up and he can't save the single\nArshad Khan to Marsh, SIX runs .all the way over the covers! Width to Marsh as well, he hardly moves his feet and uses .his long reach to send that sailing over the covers boundary. It's the shorter boundary .on off this over\nArshad Khan to Marsh, 1 leg bye .overcompensates for the width by going for the pads on leg side, and they scamper .across for a leg bye .I can't believe this, Arshad has slipped again at the crease and it doesn't look good at .all! It's so eerily similar to the earlier incident, I thought it was a replay. It's the back foot .(let for him) that does't land properly again and he's flat on the floor immediately. The .physio is checking him again, Nehra watches with tense eyes from the boundary and we .get some more sawdust near the landing area. A lot more, in fact. Good signs again, .he's back on his feet and preparing to complete the over. Siraj and Shahrukh help in .settling the sawdust as Arshad runs in. Careful, mate\nArshad Khan to Markram, 1 run .full on off and Markram drives it down nicely wide of mid-off for one\nArshad Khan to Marsh, no run .pitched up on middle and leg to end the over and it's driven down past Arshad's .stretched right hand to mid-on. Arshad is on the ground again, this time while .attempting to stop the ball\nSiraj to Markram, 2 runs .did that carry to midwicket? Markram pulls to leg and that carried to Sai Kishore who .went low to his left and got both hands to it but put it down . .Aiden Markram vs Mohammed Siraj .BALLS .29 .RUNS .43 .OUTS .0 .SR .148.27 .4s\/6s .6\/0\nSiraj to Markram, 1 run .nipping in sharply from outside off, punches it down to mid on for one more .Arshad Khan is getting some treatment beyond the rope\nSiraj to Marsh, no run .wild swing across the line to target the leg side. Marsh misses the wide-ish delivery .outside off\nSiraj to Marsh, no run .shorter outside off and Marsh slaps it back to Siraj who gets his right hand in the way. .He could have injured himself there whether it counts as a drop or not. It was a chance, .though, because sometimes those do stick\nSiraj to Marsh, no run .tighter on middle, he flicks to leg and it reaches Sai Kishore after a bounce .Great over so far, can he finish well\nSiraj to Marsh, 1 run .nice and tight to end the over from short of length towards off, and Marsh gets only a .single down the ground past a diving Siraj .Just four from the over and now Siraj is off the ground to get his bowling hand checked .after that blow\nRabada to Marsh, 2 runs .lofted straight down and high, it's not going far but it just about beats a sprinting mid-off .while the batters run two\nRabada to Marsh, FOUR runs .lofted on the leg side now and this time he connects well enough to send that nearly all .the way! A long follow through for the lofted flick as Rabada goes straighter, and he .gets a one-bounce boundary .A fielder goes in the deep on leg\nRabada to Marsh, 1 run .driven back with hard hands and this time Rabada's right hand takes a blow. It goes off .the hand and they get one\nRabada to Markram, no run .Rabada replies with a searing yorker on middle now, and Markram digs it out to off\nRabada to Markram, no run .139.6kmh, Rabada follows Markram backing away to make some room, and the back of .length ball rams into the batter's abdomen\nRabada to Markram, no run .a high full toss now. Injuries are having a field day today. This looked above waist .height, straight over the stumps, but we'll soon know because LSG have reviewed it as it .wasn't given a no-ball. It's just below the recorded waist height of the batter, so a fair .delivery .Another eventful over with injuries on the horizon, never mind the 33 runs scored or .wickets not lost yet\nSiraj to Marsh, no run .into Markram's abdomen now as Siraj lands it on short of length and there's no time for .a run. Marsh is visibly in pain after that blow .Midwicket and long-on in the deep, no slips now\nSiraj to Marsh, no run .nice and tight towards the top of middle stump, no room whatsoever and he punches it .back\nSiraj to Marsh, FOUR runs .142kmh, errs with the length by going fuller and Marsh cashes in by middling a risk-free .straight drive all along the ground, past mid off for four\nSiraj to Marsh, no run .better length and just outside off, punches that straight to cover\nSiraj to Marsh, 1 run .141kmh, cramps him for room by going for top of middle again, defends with a straight .bat for one\nSiraj to Markram, no run .beats him comprehensively to end the over! Siraj banged it in short and with the angle .as Markram made room and had a swipe at it. But the ice and bounce gets the better of .him as it carries nicely to the keeper .Just five from the over\nRabada to Marsh, 1 run .low, slow and dipping near-yorker. And the full toss is pushed down to mid on for one\nRabada to Markram, SIX runs .doesn't make room this time, he stands tall and pulls that shorter delivery right out of .the screws over the midwicket rop for six!\nRabada to Markram, SIX runs .oh one more! Rabada goes fuller, it's not half-volley but Markram makes a bit of room .and clears his front foot to loft that straight down the ground, over long-on for six more\nRabada to Markram, 1 run .another full toss, very close to waist height and Markram looks at the square leg umpire .as soon as he pushes it down for a single\nRabada to Marsh, 1 run .half-volley chipped straight down to long on for one more\nRabada to Markram, no run .was there bat on that? GT appeal and the umpire shows both his hands to ask them to .wait. Not given out, review not taken either. It was a short ball towards Markram's .shoulder and it went off the shoulder to shirt third after he missed the pull. Looks like .the crowd was more excited about it than the GT players .First time out of the night and out comes Nehra with the cap worn backwards, towel .around his neck and some water in his hands. Pant and Zaheer come out from the LSG .camp\nPrasidh to Marsh, no run .anther blow in the abdomen for Marsh! Short of length and angling in, Marsh misses the .swipe to leg and this one hit him in the batteries, not the abdomen. Ouch!\nPrasidh to Marsh, FOUR runs .bit more on the leg side and this time he connects with the swipe to send it fine on the .leg side, beating short fine leg for four!\nPrasidh to Marsh, no run .there's a sound as Marsh goes for another swing on the leg side, the umpire doesn't .move after the half-hearted appeal. Gill asks Buttler if there's something but no review .taken. not given a wide either so the umpire thinks it was pad and UltraEdge shows no .spike. What was the noise then?!\nPrasidh to Marsh, SIX runs .smoked over deep square leg! There's a fielder waiting there in the deep and Marsh has .sent the ball flying right over him, over the shorter boundary for a six to punish the short .ball\nPrasidh to Marsh, no run .short of length and no room, he defends it from in front of the stumps\nPrasidh to Marsh, no run .another appeal that dies quickly and the umpire shakes his head. Well-pitched short ball .outside off, it swings away as well as Marsh goes for the pull and some fielders it got .something on the way. Buttler points to the shoulder later\nSai Kishore to Markram, no run .targets the stumps from wide of the crease, Markram punches it to cover\nSai Kishore to Markram, 1 run .a bit more towards leg and he nudges it for a single off the back foot\nSai Kishore to Marsh, SIX runs .into the Amdavad sky and then into the sight screen! Initially it looked like Marsh had hit .it very high, which he did, but when Siraj gave up near the boundary it meant that he had .given it good distance too. Pitched up and lofted straight back for a big six!\nSai Kishore to Marsh, no run .takes some pace off for the length ball, he waits and defends it to leg\nSai Kishore to Marsh, no run .91.9kmh, mixes it up with a quicker delivery and Marsh misses the sweep after going .down on a knee\nSai Kishore to Marsh, 1 run .some width, he scythes it away to deep point for one\nPrasidh to Marsh, 1 run .starts with a length ball outside off which Marsh goes after, only manages an edge .along the ground to square leg\nPrasidh to Markram, 1 run .another good ball! Almost in the block hole, and Markram also gets an inside edge to .leg for one\nPrasidh to Marsh, FOUR runs .he goes shorter and Marsh dispatches him in the gap on the leg side for four! Marsh is .packing a lot of power into his shots, this one bisects the gap between deep midwicket .and long on\nPrasidh to Marsh, 1 run .almost nails the yorker and Marsh digs it out with hard hands to get one more down the .ground\nPrasidh to Markram, FOUR runs .the slower ball is dipping nicely but it's too wide outside off and Markram whacks that .over the covers in the gap. Siraj gives it a chase from long off and might have got a .hand too but was too late with his slide\nPrasidh to Markram, 1 run .straight down the ground, this won't go all the way, but it lands safe! Markram didn't .middle the loft straight back and Shahrukh sprinted in from long on, but it landed just .before him .GT's best bowler of the season is going for runs\nSai Kishore to Markram, 1 run .93.1kmh, darts it in towards the stumps and Markram smashes it back to long off. .Reaches him after a bounce\nSai Kishore to Marsh, SIX runs .another straight hit from Marsh for six! Sai Kishore goes wide of the crease but all that .doesn't matter to Marsh. He stands tall, gets to the pitch of the straight ball and .hammers it straight back with some power. Second fifty in a row for Marsh\nSai Kishore to Marsh, no run .outside off and he cuts it away to point\nSai Kishore to Marsh, 1 leg bye .tries to swipe that away to leg but not as much bounce and they get a leg bye after he's .hit outside leg\nSai Kishore to Markram, OUT .finally a breakthrough for GT and something to scream about for the packed stands! .Markram tried to replicate what Marsh did, trying to go for a straight six, but he loses .shape a little, doesn't get under it that well and finds long-off right at the edge of the .rope. Nicely taken by Shahrukh Khan .Aiden Markram c Shahrukh Khan b Sai Kishore 36 (24b 3x4 2x6 57m) SR: 150\nSai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs .he starts with a bang! Pitched up, in the arc for Pooran and he gives it a whack straight .down, over long-off's head for six. Silences the crowd again .And here's Ekanth again","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs GT, 64th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Markram, FOUR runs starts with a loosener way outside off wit away swing and Markram leans into that nicely to caress that along the ground. Wonderful shot for four!\n Siraj to Markram, no run much better from Siraj. Shorter and coming in this time towards the waist, he defends it to leg\n Siraj to Markram, 1 run angling in again towards top of leg, Markram tucks it towards mid-on for one\n Siraj to Marsh, no run Marsh beaten first ball! That one keeps a little low outside off as Marsh stays back to poke at it, but the lack of bounce surprises him a little\n Siraj to Marsh, 1 wide not getting his lines right, Siraj. Sends down a wide well down the leg side\n Siraj to Marsh, 1 run nice and straight this time around off, Marsh stands tall and pushes it back past the bowler for one. Off the mark There was some swing on the first ball but nothing after that this over\n Siraj to Markram, 1 run fuller and straighter to Markram, he drives it down nicely but can't clear mid-on although they manage one more\n Arshad Khan to Markram, 1 wide starts with a wide down the leg side. Some inswing too, so good signs\n Arshad Khan to Markram, FOUR runs crashed through the covers! Width outside off, no swing and the length is short too, and Markram sends that crashing to the cover point boundary. He's looking in great touch\n Arshad Khan to Markram, 1 run no swing again but a tighter line on off stump, punches it down to mid-off where Siraj fumbles while trying to pick that up and he can't save the single\n Arshad Khan to Marsh, SIX runs all the way over the covers! Width to Marsh as well, he hardly moves his feet and uses his long reach to send that sailing over the covers boundary. It's the shorter boundary on off this over\n Arshad Khan to Marsh, 1 leg bye overcompensates for the width by going for the pads on leg side, and they scamper across for a leg bye I can't believe this, Arshad has slipped again at the crease and it doesn't look good at all! It's so eerily similar to the earlier incident, I thought it was a replay. It's the back foot physio is checking him again, Nehra watches with tense eyes from the boundary and we get some more sawdust near the landing area. A lot more, in fact. Good signs again, he's back on his feet and preparing to complete the over. Siraj and Shahrukh help in settling the sawdust as Arshad runs in. Careful, mate\n Arshad Khan to Markram, 1 run full on off and Markram drives it down nicely wide of mid-off for one\n Arshad Khan to Marsh, no run pitched up on middle and leg to end the over and it's driven down past Arshad's stretched right hand to mid-on. Arshad is on the ground again, this time while attempting to stop the ball\n Siraj to Markram, 2 runs did that carry to midwicket? Markram pulls to leg and that carried to Sai Kishore who went low to his left and got both hands to it but put it down Aiden Markram vs Mohammed Siraj BALLS 29 RUNS 43 OUTS 0 SR 148.27 4s\/6s 6\/0\n Siraj to Markram, 1 run nipping in sharply from outside off, punches it down to mid on for one more Arshad Khan is getting some treatment beyond the rope\n Siraj to Marsh, no run wild swing across the line to target the leg side. Marsh misses the wide-ish delivery outside off\n Siraj to Marsh, no run shorter outside off and Marsh slaps it back to Siraj who gets his right hand in the way. He could have injured himself there whether it counts as a drop or not. It was a chance, though, because sometimes those do stick\n Siraj to Marsh, no run tighter on middle, he flicks to leg and it reaches Sai Kishore after a bounce Great over so far, can he finish well\n Siraj to Marsh, 1 run nice and tight to end the over from short of length towards off, and Marsh gets only a single down the ground past a diving Siraj Just four from the over and now Siraj is off the ground to get his bowling hand checked after that blow\n Rabada to Marsh, 2 runs lofted straight down and high, it's not going far but it just about beats a sprinting mid-off while the batters run two\n Rabada to Marsh, FOUR runs lofted on the leg side now and this time he connects well enough to send that nearly all the way! A long follow through for the lofted flick as Rabada goes straighter, and he gets a one-bounce boundary A fielder goes in the deep on leg\n Rabada to Marsh, 1 run driven back with hard hands and this time Rabada's right hand takes a blow. It goes off the hand and they get one\n Rabada to Markram, no run Rabada replies with a searing yorker on middle now, and Markram digs it out to off\n Rabada to Markram, no run 139.6kmh, Rabada follows Markram backing away to make some room, and the back of length ball rams into the batter's abdomen\n Rabada to Markram, no run a high full toss now. Injuries are having a field day today. This looked above waist height, straight over the stumps, but we'll soon know because LSG have reviewed it as it wasn't given a no-ball. It's just below the recorded waist height of the batter, so a fair delivery Another eventful over with injuries on the horizon, never mind the 33 runs scored or wickets not lost yet\n Siraj to Marsh, no run into Markram's abdomen now as Siraj lands it on short of length and there's no time for a run. Marsh is visibly in pain after that blow Midwicket and long-on in the deep, no slips now\n Siraj to Marsh, no run nice and tight towards the top of middle stump, no room whatsoever and he punches it back\n Siraj to Marsh, FOUR runs 142kmh, errs with the length by going fuller and Marsh cashes in by middling a risk-free straight drive all along the ground, past mid off for four\n Siraj to Marsh, no run better length and just outside off, punches that straight to cover\n Siraj to Marsh, 1 run 141kmh, cramps him for room by going for top of middle again, defends with a straight bat for one\n Siraj to Markram, no run beats him comprehensively to end the over! Siraj banged it in short and with the angle as Markram made room and had a swipe at it. But the ice and bounce gets the better of him as it carries nicely to the keeper Just five from the over\n Rabada to Marsh, 1 run low, slow and dipping near-yorker. And the full toss is pushed down to mid on for one\n Rabada to Markram, SIX runs doesn't make room this time, he stands tall and pulls that shorter delivery right out of the screws over the midwicket rop for six!\n Rabada to Markram, SIX runs oh one more! Rabada goes fuller, it's not half-volley but Markram makes a bit of room and clears his front foot to loft that straight down the ground, over long-on for six more\n Rabada to Markram, 1 run another full toss, very close to waist height and Markram looks at the square leg umpire as soon as he pushes it down for a single\n Rabada to Marsh, 1 run half-volley chipped straight down to long on for one more\n Rabada to Markram, no run was there bat on that? GT appeal and the umpire shows both his hands to ask them to wait. Not given out, review not taken either. It was a short ball towards Markram's shoulder and it went off the shoulder to shirt third after he missed the pull. Looks like the crowd was more excited about it than the GT players First time out of the night and out comes Nehra with the cap worn backwards, towel around his neck and some water in his hands. Pant and Zaheer come out from the LSG camp\n Prasidh to Marsh, no run anther blow in the abdomen for Marsh! Short of length and angling in, Marsh misses the swipe to leg and this one hit him in the batteries, not the abdomen. Ouch!\n Prasidh to Marsh, FOUR runs bit more on the leg side and this time he connects with the swipe to send it fine on the leg side, beating short fine leg for four!\n Prasidh to Marsh, no run there's a sound as Marsh goes for another swing on the leg side, the umpire doesn't move after the half-hearted appeal. Gill asks Buttler if there's something but no review taken. not given a wide either so the umpire thinks it was pad and UltraEdge shows no spike. What was the noise then?!\n Prasidh to Marsh, SIX runs smoked over deep square leg! There's a fielder waiting there in the deep and Marsh has sent the ball flying right over him, over the shorter boundary for a six to punish the short ball\n Prasidh to Marsh, no run short of length and no room, he defends it from in front of the stumps\n Prasidh to Marsh, no run another appeal that dies quickly and the umpire shakes his head. Well-pitched short ball outside off, it swings away as well as Marsh goes for the pull and some fielders it got something on the way. Buttler points to the shoulder later\n Sai Kishore to Markram, no run targets the stumps from wide of the crease, Markram punches it to cover\n Sai Kishore to Markram, 1 run a bit more towards leg and he nudges it for a single off the back foot\n Sai Kishore to Marsh, SIX runs into the Amdavad sky and then into the sight screen! Initially it looked like Marsh had hit it very high, which he did, but when Siraj gave up near the boundary it meant that he had given it good distance too. Pitched up and lofted straight back for a big six!\n Sai Kishore to Marsh, no run takes some pace off for the length ball, he waits and defends it to leg\n Sai Kishore to Marsh, no run 91.9kmh, mixes it up with a quicker delivery and Marsh misses the sweep after going down on a knee\n Sai Kishore to Marsh, 1 run some width, he scythes it away to deep point for one\n Prasidh to Marsh, 1 run starts with a length ball outside off which Marsh goes after, only manages an edge along the ground to square leg\n Prasidh to Markram, 1 run another good ball! Almost in the block hole, and Markram also gets an inside edge to leg for one\n Prasidh to Marsh, FOUR runs he goes shorter and Marsh dispatches him in the gap on the leg side for four! Marsh is packing a lot of power into his shots, this one bisects the gap between deep midwicket and long on\n Prasidh to Marsh, 1 run almost nails the yorker and Marsh digs it out with hard hands to get one more down the ground\n Prasidh to Markram, FOUR runs the slower ball is dipping nicely but it's too wide outside off and Markram whacks that over the covers in the gap. Siraj gives it a chase from long off and might have got a hand too but was too late with his slide\n Prasidh to Markram, 1 run straight down the ground, this won't go all the way, but it lands safe! Markram didn't middle the loft straight back and Shahrukh sprinted in from long on, but it landed just before him GT's best bowler of the season is going for runs\n Sai Kishore to Markram, 1 run 93.1kmh, darts it in towards the stumps and Markram smashes it back to long off. Reaches him after a bounce\n Sai Kishore to Marsh, SIX runs another straight hit from Marsh for six! Sai Kishore goes wide of the crease but all that doesn't matter to Marsh. He stands tall, gets to the pitch of the straight ball and hammers it straight back with some power. Second fifty in a row for Marsh\n Sai Kishore to Marsh, no run outside off and he cuts it away to point\n Sai Kishore to Marsh, 1 leg bye tries to swipe that away to leg but not as much bounce and they get a leg bye after he's hit outside leg\n Sai Kishore to Markram, OUT finally a breakthrough for GT and something to scream about for the packed stands! Markram tried to replicate what Marsh did, trying to go for a straight six, but he loses shape a little, doesn't get under it that well and finds long-off right at the edge of the rope. Nicely taken by Shahrukh Khan \n Sai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs he starts with a bang! Pitched up, in the arc for Pooran and he gives it a whack straight down, over long-off's head for six. Silences the crowd again And here's Ekanth again","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Markram","Marsh","Pooran"],"Runs":[36.0,51.0,6.0],"Balls_Faced":[24,35,1],"Fours":[3,4,0],"Sixes":[2,4,1],"S\/R":[150.0,145.71,600.0],"dismissal":["c Shahrukh Khan b Sai Kishore","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshad Khan","Prasidh","Rabada","Sai Kishore","Siraj"],"Balls":[6,12,12,12,18],"Runs_Given":[13.0,22.0,22.0,21.0,17.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,1,0],"Overs":[1.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Markram, FOUR runs .starts with a loosener way outside off wit away swing and Markram leans into that .nicely to caress that along the ground. Wonderful shot for four!\nSiraj to Markram, no run .much better from Siraj. Shorter and coming in this time towards the waist, he defends it .to leg\nSiraj to Markram, 1 run .angling in again towards top of leg, Markram tucks it towards mid-on for one\nSiraj to Marsh, no run .Marsh beaten first ball! That one keeps a little low outside off as Marsh stays back to .poke at it, but the lack of bounce surprises him a little\nSiraj to Marsh, 1 wide .not getting his lines right, Siraj. Sends down a wide well down the leg side\nSiraj to Marsh, 1 run .nice and straight this time around off, Marsh stands tall and pushes it back past the .bowler for one. Off the mark .There was some swing on the first ball but nothing after that this over\nSiraj to Markram, 1 run .fuller and straighter to Markram, he drives it down nicely but can't clear mid-on although .they manage one more\nArshad Khan to Markram, 1 wide .starts with a wide down the leg side. Some inswing too, so good signs\nArshad Khan to Markram, FOUR runs .crashed through the covers! Width outside off, no swing and the length is short too, and .Markram sends that crashing to the cover point boundary. He's looking in great touch\nArshad Khan to Markram, 1 run .no swing again but a tighter line on off stump, punches it down to mid-off where Siraj .fumbles while trying to pick that up and he can't save the single\nArshad Khan to Marsh, SIX runs .all the way over the covers! Width to Marsh as well, he hardly moves his feet and uses .his long reach to send that sailing over the covers boundary. It's the shorter boundary .on off this over\nArshad Khan to Marsh, 1 leg bye .overcompensates for the width by going for the pads on leg side, and they scamper .across for a leg bye .I can't believe this, Arshad has slipped again at the crease and it doesn't look good at .all! It's so eerily similar to the earlier incident, I thought it was a replay. It's the back foot .(let for him) that does't land properly again and he's flat on the floor immediately. The .physio is checking him again, Nehra watches with tense eyes from the boundary and we .get some more sawdust near the landing area. A lot more, in fact. Good signs again, .he's back on his feet and preparing to complete the over. Siraj and Shahrukh help in .settling the sawdust as Arshad runs in. Careful, mate\nArshad Khan to Markram, 1 run .full on off and Markram drives it down nicely wide of mid-off for one\nArshad Khan to Marsh, no run .pitched up on middle and leg to end the over and it's driven down past Arshad's .stretched right hand to mid-on. Arshad is on the ground again, this time while .attempting to stop the ball\nSiraj to Markram, 2 runs .did that carry to midwicket? Markram pulls to leg and that carried to Sai Kishore who .went low to his left and got both hands to it but put it down . .Aiden Markram vs Mohammed Siraj .BALLS .29 .RUNS .43 .OUTS .0 .SR .148.27 .4s\/6s .6\/0\nSiraj to Markram, 1 run .nipping in sharply from outside off, punches it down to mid on for one more .Arshad Khan is getting some treatment beyond the rope\nSiraj to Marsh, no run .wild swing across the line to target the leg side. Marsh misses the wide-ish delivery .outside off\nSiraj to Marsh, no run .shorter outside off and Marsh slaps it back to Siraj who gets his right hand in the way. .He could have injured himself there whether it counts as a drop or not. It was a chance, .though, because sometimes those do stick\nSiraj to Marsh, no run .tighter on middle, he flicks to leg and it reaches Sai Kishore after a bounce .Great over so far, can he finish well\nSiraj to Marsh, 1 run .nice and tight to end the over from short of length towards off, and Marsh gets only a .single down the ground past a diving Siraj .Just four from the over and now Siraj is off the ground to get his bowling hand checked .after that blow\nRabada to Marsh, 2 runs .lofted straight down and high, it's not going far but it just about beats a sprinting mid-off .while the batters run two\nRabada to Marsh, FOUR runs .lofted on the leg side now and this time he connects well enough to send that nearly all .the way! A long follow through for the lofted flick as Rabada goes straighter, and he .gets a one-bounce boundary .A fielder goes in the deep on leg\nRabada to Marsh, 1 run .driven back with hard hands and this time Rabada's right hand takes a blow. It goes off .the hand and they get one\nRabada to Markram, no run .Rabada replies with a searing yorker on middle now, and Markram digs it out to off\nRabada to Markram, no run .139.6kmh, Rabada follows Markram backing away to make some room, and the back of .length ball rams into the batter's abdomen\nRabada to Markram, no run .a high full toss now. Injuries are having a field day today. This looked above waist .height, straight over the stumps, but we'll soon know because LSG have reviewed it as it .wasn't given a no-ball. It's just below the recorded waist height of the batter, so a fair .delivery .Another eventful over with injuries on the horizon, never mind the 33 runs scored or .wickets not lost yet\nSiraj to Marsh, no run .into Markram's abdomen now as Siraj lands it on short of length and there's no time for .a run. Marsh is visibly in pain after that blow .Midwicket and long-on in the deep, no slips now\nSiraj to Marsh, no run .nice and tight towards the top of middle stump, no room whatsoever and he punches it .back\nSiraj to Marsh, FOUR runs .142kmh, errs with the length by going fuller and Marsh cashes in by middling a risk-free .straight drive all along the ground, past mid off for four\nSiraj to Marsh, no run .better length and just outside off, punches that straight to cover\nSiraj to Marsh, 1 run .141kmh, cramps him for room by going for top of middle again, defends with a straight .bat for one\nSiraj to Markram, no run .beats him comprehensively to end the over! Siraj banged it in short and with the angle .as Markram made room and had a swipe at it. But the ice and bounce gets the better of .him as it carries nicely to the keeper .Just five from the over\nRabada to Marsh, 1 run .low, slow and dipping near-yorker. And the full toss is pushed down to mid on for one\nRabada to Markram, SIX runs .doesn't make room this time, he stands tall and pulls that shorter delivery right out of .the screws over the midwicket rop for six!\nRabada to Markram, SIX runs .oh one more! Rabada goes fuller, it's not half-volley but Markram makes a bit of room .and clears his front foot to loft that straight down the ground, over long-on for six more\nRabada to Markram, 1 run .another full toss, very close to waist height and Markram looks at the square leg umpire .as soon as he pushes it down for a single\nRabada to Marsh, 1 run .half-volley chipped straight down to long on for one more\nRabada to Markram, no run .was there bat on that? GT appeal and the umpire shows both his hands to ask them to .wait. Not given out, review not taken either. It was a short ball towards Markram's .shoulder and it went off the shoulder to shirt third after he missed the pull. Looks like .the crowd was more excited about it than the GT players .First time out of the night and out comes Nehra with the cap worn backwards, towel .around his neck and some water in his hands. Pant and Zaheer come out from the LSG .camp\nPrasidh to Marsh, no run .anther blow in the abdomen for Marsh! Short of length and angling in, Marsh misses the .swipe to leg and this one hit him in the batteries, not the abdomen. Ouch!\nPrasidh to Marsh, FOUR runs .bit more on the leg side and this time he connects with the swipe to send it fine on the .leg side, beating short fine leg for four!\nPrasidh to Marsh, no run .there's a sound as Marsh goes for another swing on the leg side, the umpire doesn't .move after the half-hearted appeal. Gill asks Buttler if there's something but no review .taken. not given a wide either so the umpire thinks it was pad and UltraEdge shows no .spike. What was the noise then?!\nPrasidh to Marsh, SIX runs .smoked over deep square leg! There's a fielder waiting there in the deep and Marsh has .sent the ball flying right over him, over the shorter boundary for a six to punish the short .ball\nPrasidh to Marsh, no run .short of length and no room, he defends it from in front of the stumps\nPrasidh to Marsh, no run .another appeal that dies quickly and the umpire shakes his head. Well-pitched short ball .outside off, it swings away as well as Marsh goes for the pull and some fielders it got .something on the way. Buttler points to the shoulder later\nSai Kishore to Markram, no run .targets the stumps from wide of the crease, Markram punches it to cover\nSai Kishore to Markram, 1 run .a bit more towards leg and he nudges it for a single off the back foot\nSai Kishore to Marsh, SIX runs .into the Amdavad sky and then into the sight screen! Initially it looked like Marsh had hit .it very high, which he did, but when Siraj gave up near the boundary it meant that he had .given it good distance too. Pitched up and lofted straight back for a big six!\nSai Kishore to Marsh, no run .takes some pace off for the length ball, he waits and defends it to leg\nSai Kishore to Marsh, no run .91.9kmh, mixes it up with a quicker delivery and Marsh misses the sweep after going .down on a knee\nSai Kishore to Marsh, 1 run .some width, he scythes it away to deep point for one\nPrasidh to Marsh, 1 run .starts with a length ball outside off which Marsh goes after, only manages an edge .along the ground to square leg\nPrasidh to Markram, 1 run .another good ball! Almost in the block hole, and Markram also gets an inside edge to .leg for one\nPrasidh to Marsh, FOUR runs .he goes shorter and Marsh dispatches him in the gap on the leg side for four! Marsh is .packing a lot of power into his shots, this one bisects the gap between deep midwicket .and long on\nPrasidh to Marsh, 1 run .almost nails the yorker and Marsh digs it out with hard hands to get one more down the .ground\nPrasidh to Markram, FOUR runs .the slower ball is dipping nicely but it's too wide outside off and Markram whacks that .over the covers in the gap. Siraj gives it a chase from long off and might have got a .hand too but was too late with his slide\nPrasidh to Markram, 1 run .straight down the ground, this won't go all the way, but it lands safe! Markram didn't .middle the loft straight back and Shahrukh sprinted in from long on, but it landed just .before him .GT's best bowler of the season is going for runs\nSai Kishore to Markram, 1 run .93.1kmh, darts it in towards the stumps and Markram smashes it back to long off. .Reaches him after a bounce\nSai Kishore to Marsh, SIX runs .another straight hit from Marsh for six! Sai Kishore goes wide of the crease but all that .doesn't matter to Marsh. He stands tall, gets to the pitch of the straight ball and .hammers it straight back with some power. Second fifty in a row for Marsh\nSai Kishore to Marsh, no run .outside off and he cuts it away to point\nSai Kishore to Marsh, 1 leg bye .tries to swipe that away to leg but not as much bounce and they get a leg bye after he's .hit outside leg\nSai Kishore to Markram, OUT .finally a breakthrough for GT and something to scream about for the packed stands! .Markram tried to replicate what Marsh did, trying to go for a straight six, but he loses .shape a little, doesn't get under it that well and finds long-off right at the edge of the .rope. Nicely taken by Shahrukh Khan .Aiden Markram c Shahrukh Khan b Sai Kishore 36 (24b 3x4 2x6 57m) SR: 150\nSai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs .he starts with a bang! Pitched up, in the arc for Pooran and he gives it a whack straight .down, over long-off's head for six. Silences the crowd again .And here's Ekanth again\nRabada to Marsh, 2 runs .Length on middle and leg, quick off the surface, flicked softly through backward square .leg. Deep square has to run right, good throw from Arshad. Buttler was a touch casual in .collecting the ball to his right, didn't gather it\nRabada to Marsh, no run .Slow fully outside off, slashed with limited timing to cover\nRabada to Marsh, 1 run .Short at the hips, pulled to long leg .Around\nRabada to Pooran, 1 wide .Length ball angles down leg, goes past the attempted leg glance\nRabada to Pooran, 1 run .Quick single to point's right. Soft hands on the angle-bat defence took it slowly. Good .ball, three-quarter length in the channel .Back over the wicket\nRabada to Marsh, FOUR runs .Top edge off the pull goes behind. Very fine, halfway into the outfield and rolls for four. .Was a short ball outside off that he wanted to drag leg side while being rooted to the .crease. 500 runs in the season for Marsh\nRabada to Marsh, 1 run .Slaps it off a length to long-on\nRashid Khan to Marsh, SIX runs .Dragged down first up and Marsh crouches and pulls away over deep midwicket. Likely .a googly, spinning in, but it sat up\nRashid Khan to Marsh, FOUR runs .Not as short but still enough for the cut to be on. Line was around off but Marsh cleared .his front leg to make room and slapped it into the ground\nRashid Khan to Marsh, SIX runs .Second time in the innings a ball that seemed to go straight up clears the deep fielder .by a mile. 10 rows long-off this goes. Was a length ball outside off that Marsh seemed .to have sliced. Looked like he wanted to go over long-on but all well\nRashid Khan to Marsh, FOUR runs .Touch short again and it's pulled wide of long-on. Fifth-stump line, Marsh had ample .time to rock back and muscle it with extended arms\nRashid Khan to Marsh, FOUR runs .Very unlike Rashid, this is similar to the first ball. Landed around the halfway mark and .sat up to arrive just over stump height, Marsh whacks another pull. Front of square, four . .Mitchell Marsh vs Rashid Khan .BALLS .37 .RUNS .51 .OUTS .0 .SR .137.83 .4s\/6s .3\/2\nRashid Khan to Marsh, 1 run .Rashid drives it into the pitch. Length on fourth, chopped off the bottom-half of the bat .to cover\nPrasidh to Marsh, 1 run .Yorker on middle, might have reversed a touch, jammed to long-on\nPrasidh to Pooran, no run .Marsh was halfway through when Prasidh ran towards cover to pick up the ball. Slide .back from the batter, throw's well over the stumps though. Was a length ball around off .that Pooran inside edged onto pad while trying to defend\nPrasidh to Pooran, 1 run .Pushes to mid-off for a quick single. Awry throw from Gill is fired almost at Pooran's .head. Pooran sways away in time\nPrasidh to Marsh, 1 run .Pushed through cover off the front foot. Prasidh trying the yorker, got it full .Around\nPrasidh to Pooran, no run .Pooran misses out on the wide back-of-length ball. Looked to cut hard and square, got .beaten\nPrasidh to Pooran, 1 run .Halfway into the pitch, angles in around the belly. Pulled into the ground and straight to .deep fine leg\nRashid Khan to Pooran, SIX runs .Not if Pooran can help it. Rashid misses on length and Pooran gets on one knee to .effectively slog sweep it over long-off\nRashid Khan to Pooran, 1 run .Flatter back of lengther on off, 98ks, pulled to long-on\nRashid Khan to Marsh, 1 run .Similar ball, this one's the googly spinning in towards top of off. Cut through forward .point\nRashid Khan to Pooran, no run .Low bounce. Another googly, 100ks, touch short, spinning away through fifth. Goes well .under Pooran's pull, bottom hand came off at the end too\nRashid Khan to Pooran, 1 wide .Length ball spins away after landing well outside off. Let go\nRashid Khan to Pooran, no run .Gets away with a 98ks full ball that looked loopy. On the pads, Pooran went for the slog .sweep, missed it . .Rashid Khan in IPL, 2025 .INNS .13 .WKTS .8 .ECON .9.38 .AVE .55.12 .BEST .2\/25\nRashid Khan to Pooran, 2 runs .Connects with the hard sweep this time, races along the ground. Tewatia charges to the .right, pops to the ball towards long-on running in. Both of them manage to keep it just .in.\nSai Kishore to Marsh, 1 run .Length around leg, Marsh makes a lot of room and bunts it through cover .Okay, match-up time. Little doubt Pooran will take him on, what will Sai Kishore do? .Over the wicket\nSai Kishore to Pooran, FOUR runs .Fires it wide and Pooran slaps it over cover. 96ks, on a length, close to te off-side .tramline, rose around top-of-pad height, Pooran took a big stride towards mid-off and .reached out with the upper-body to access it\nSai Kishore to Pooran, no run .Wow, Pooran smacks it to long-off and denies a single!. We're truly in match-up ville! .Nearly a yorker on middle, on the quicker side, Pooran couldn't get underneath the drive\nSai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs .Another seemingly miscued shot sails over long-on. This was a touch short, around off, .and Pooran looked like he toed the pull. Doesn't matter in the end.\nSai Kishore to Pooran, 1 run .Brave. 96ks on the base of leg stump, Pooran can't get low enough to smear it in the air. .Along the ground, to deep midwicket. He'll take the single though\nSai Kishore to Marsh, 1 run .Yorker on leg, worked to long-on .Timeout. It's now, not at the end of the last over. Apologies. .Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play .Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan and win points to grab an SUV and 100+ prizes! Free to play, .100 winners every day!\nSiraj to Marsh, FOUR runs .Drilled straight of mid-on to get into the nineties. Yorker missed by inches, it's at the .stumps, Marsh powers the on-drive and holds his shape\nSiraj to Marsh, 1 run .Full again. It's on off, driven to long-on off the inside-half\nSiraj to Pooran, FOUR runs .Premeditated paddle over short fine. Back leg went outside off early, got a fullish ball .going slightly down leg. Pooran leant off side and picked it up cleanly\nSiraj to Pooran, 1 wide .Bouncer. On expected lines. It's above middle stump, over head. Let go. Siraj has a quiet .word with Pooran, who walked away in silence\nSiraj to Pooran, no run .Another bouncer, this was angling away and Pooran tried to slash it over third from .fourth-stump. Misses. More words from Siraj get ignored\nSiraj to Pooran, SIX runs .Pooran's bat does the talking this time, quiet walk back from Siraj. It's a cross-seamer .slightly fuller, if at all, than a length. Pooran clears the front leg and slugs it over .midwicket.\nSiraj to Pooran, FOUR runs .Pooran continues to dominate the chat in silence. Holds the shape again after driving .over mid-off. Another yorker attempted by Siraj, ends up in front of the crease and .allows Pooran to get underneath it. Replay shows Pooran gave the bat a peck in the end .there .See all photos\nArshad Khan to Marsh, 1 run .Length on top of middle, whipped off the upper-half of the bat to long-on . .Nicholas Pooran in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .2016 .OUTS .84 .4s\/6s .139\/161 .SR .196.68 .AVE .24.00\nArshad Khan to Pooran, FOUR runs .Lucky four through fine leg. Pooran cleared the front leg, opened up wide and tried to .slam it over midwicket. He shaved the length ball angling in towards leg stump.\nArshad Khan to Pooran, 1 run .More luck. Short fine was the only infielder on the leg side and this goes well to his right .and lands just inside the 30-yard circle. Was a shortish ball that hurried Pooran on the .pull to find the top edge\nArshad Khan to Marsh, FOUR runs .Low fully is muscled over the bowler. Too straight for long-on. Was an attempted yorker .on middle .Marsh on 99*\nArshad Khan to Marsh, 1 run .Marsh brings up his first IPL century by punching it to deep point. Went off the shoulder .of the full-faced bat. Second right hander to ton up this season, first overseas batter too .See all photos .Fastest hundreds for LSG batters\nArshad Khan to Pooran, (no ball) 1 run .Full toss. No-ball called for height. GT review. Was over waist-height as he pulled but the .contact point was outside the crease. Ball tracking shows it'd have been well over even .if it did travel to the crease. Free hit stays\nArshad Khan to Marsh, 1 run .Goes for the wide yorker, it's a low full toss but he gets away with it. Marsh has to reach .out far, doesn't follow through with the slash and gets it to deep cover\nPrasidh to Marsh, 2 runs .Yorker on leg, looks to whip it hard. Toes it to long-on. It's actually between long-on and .deep-mid\nPrasidh to Marsh, 1 run .Another yorker attempted. It's just past the crease and Marsh gets it on the low full toss, .thrashes it with a big wind-up. Looked to go over long-on, got it to the left of Prasidh. He .got a fingertips on it, but it was hit too hard.\nPrasidh to Pooran, 1 wide .Wide given, and GT review. Pooran premeditated the paddle, Prasidh went for the wide .yorker. It landed outside the tramline and Pooran's right leg went close to the tramline .but was it before the ball released? No. And that's why it'll remain a wide\nPrasidh to Pooran, 1 run .Wide and full, scythed to deep point to bring up Pooran's fifty.\nPrasidh to Marsh, SIX runs .Pulled hard, goes well over over deep square leg. Not too short, rises around waist .height. Marsh clears the front leg and has the cleanest of horizontal swipes . .Mitchell Marsh in IPL, 2025 .INNS .12 .RUNS .559 .SR .162.97 .AVE .50.81 .HS .116*\nPrasidh to Marsh, SIX runs .Prasidh loses his length and Marsh munches it over the sightscreen for a 94-metre six. .If that was a missed yorker, it was way off, Marsh drove it with might\nPrasidh to Marsh, 1 run .Shin-high full toss is hit against the angle. It's why Marsh cannot impart power on the .drive to long-off.\nArshad Khan to Marsh, no run .Marsh's back leg was on fourth stump before the release, so the fullish ball that angled .past the slash and went outside the tramline won't be called wide\nArshad Khan to Marsh, OUT .High ball, Rutherford runs in from deep-backward point and takes a good catch diving .forward. Was a length ball that landed around sixth and finished near the off-stump .tramline. Marsh went slightly across and tried to launch it over cover, got it off the .bottom of the bat. Ends a brilliant 117 with a lot of power-hitting .Mitchell Marsh c Rutherford b Arshad Khan 117 (64b 10x4 8x6 107m) SR: 182.81\nArshad Khan to Pant, 2 runs .Yorker on middle, Pant's beside the line and tries to clip it. Gets it fine off the edge\nArshad Khan to Pant, 1 run .Loses the bottom hand trying to swat that very low full toss on leg, gets it to deep .square leg\nArshad Khan to Pooran, SIX runs .Half-tracker and it's been mauled. Pooran gets the front leg out of the way, crouches a .bit and pulls the 135ks ball over backward square for an 86-metre six\nArshad Khan to Pooran, no run .Sound there as ball passes bat. Buttler wants to review but GT are out of them. Was a .short ball over leg that Pooran tried to pull hard. Was around shoulder-height, head .bobbed out the way too. Ultra-Edge shows the noise was from the ball grazing the side .of the helmet\nRabada to Pant, SIX runs .Mid-off is in and Rabada bowls a full ball. It's a touch wide but well in Pant's arc, he .drives it over the infield with ease\nRabada to Pant, 1 run .Wide yorker, Pant reaches out and jams it to mid-off. Takes off, overthrow might've .been on. They won't take it\nRabada to Pooran, no run .Slower one goes well under the bat. Into the pitch, landed well outside off and angled in. .Pooran went for the pull. Too early on it andd too high . .Kagiso Rabada in IPL, 2025 .INNS .4 .WKTS .2 .ECON .11.41 .AVE .78.00 .BEST .1\/41\nRabada to Pooran, 1 bye .Buttler under-arms a throw at the stumps but the ball spins away as Pant came in. .Would've been out by a mile had it hit. Was a slower one, this does bounce but still .beats the pull. It was well outside off and Pooran tried to drag it across.\nRabada to Pant, SIX runs .Ridiculous shot. Pant makes room, Rabada follows with a fullish ball, so the batter gets .the had down and to the off side while picking it up with a flick over fine leg\nRabada to Pant, no run .Pace-on bouncer beats the pull. 139ks, over off stump, throw from Buttler is in early. .Pooran didn't attempt the bye","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs GT, 64th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Markram, FOUR runs starts with a loosener way outside off wit away swing and Markram leans into that nicely to caress that along the ground. Wonderful shot for four!\n Siraj to Markram, no run much better from Siraj. Shorter and coming in this time towards the waist, he defends it to leg\n Siraj to Markram, 1 run angling in again towards top of leg, Markram tucks it towards mid-on for one\n Siraj to Marsh, no run Marsh beaten first ball! That one keeps a little low outside off as Marsh stays back to poke at it, but the lack of bounce surprises him a little\n Siraj to Marsh, 1 wide not getting his lines right, Siraj. Sends down a wide well down the leg side\n Siraj to Marsh, 1 run nice and straight this time around off, Marsh stands tall and pushes it back past the bowler for one. Off the mark There was some swing on the first ball but nothing after that this over\n Siraj to Markram, 1 run fuller and straighter to Markram, he drives it down nicely but can't clear mid-on although they manage one more\n Arshad Khan to Markram, 1 wide starts with a wide down the leg side. Some inswing too, so good signs\n Arshad Khan to Markram, FOUR runs crashed through the covers! Width outside off, no swing and the length is short too, and Markram sends that crashing to the cover point boundary. He's looking in great touch\n Arshad Khan to Markram, 1 run no swing again but a tighter line on off stump, punches it down to mid-off where Siraj fumbles while trying to pick that up and he can't save the single\n Arshad Khan to Marsh, SIX runs all the way over the covers! Width to Marsh as well, he hardly moves his feet and uses his long reach to send that sailing over the covers boundary. It's the shorter boundary on off this over\n Arshad Khan to Marsh, 1 leg bye overcompensates for the width by going for the pads on leg side, and they scamper across for a leg bye I can't believe this, Arshad has slipped again at the crease and it doesn't look good at all! It's so eerily similar to the earlier incident, I thought it was a replay. It's the back foot physio is checking him again, Nehra watches with tense eyes from the boundary and we get some more sawdust near the landing area. A lot more, in fact. Good signs again, he's back on his feet and preparing to complete the over. Siraj and Shahrukh help in settling the sawdust as Arshad runs in. Careful, mate\n Arshad Khan to Markram, 1 run full on off and Markram drives it down nicely wide of mid-off for one\n Arshad Khan to Marsh, no run pitched up on middle and leg to end the over and it's driven down past Arshad's stretched right hand to mid-on. Arshad is on the ground again, this time while attempting to stop the ball\n Siraj to Markram, 2 runs did that carry to midwicket? Markram pulls to leg and that carried to Sai Kishore who went low to his left and got both hands to it but put it down Aiden Markram vs Mohammed Siraj BALLS 29 RUNS 43 OUTS 0 SR 148.27 4s\/6s 6\/0\n Siraj to Markram, 1 run nipping in sharply from outside off, punches it down to mid on for one more Arshad Khan is getting some treatment beyond the rope\n Siraj to Marsh, no run wild swing across the line to target the leg side. Marsh misses the wide-ish delivery outside off\n Siraj to Marsh, no run shorter outside off and Marsh slaps it back to Siraj who gets his right hand in the way. He could have injured himself there whether it counts as a drop or not. It was a chance, though, because sometimes those do stick\n Siraj to Marsh, no run tighter on middle, he flicks to leg and it reaches Sai Kishore after a bounce Great over so far, can he finish well\n Siraj to Marsh, 1 run nice and tight to end the over from short of length towards off, and Marsh gets only a single down the ground past a diving Siraj Just four from the over and now Siraj is off the ground to get his bowling hand checked after that blow\n Rabada to Marsh, 2 runs lofted straight down and high, it's not going far but it just about beats a sprinting mid-off while the batters run two\n Rabada to Marsh, FOUR runs lofted on the leg side now and this time he connects well enough to send that nearly all the way! A long follow through for the lofted flick as Rabada goes straighter, and he gets a one-bounce boundary A fielder goes in the deep on leg\n Rabada to Marsh, 1 run driven back with hard hands and this time Rabada's right hand takes a blow. It goes off the hand and they get one\n Rabada to Markram, no run Rabada replies with a searing yorker on middle now, and Markram digs it out to off\n Rabada to Markram, no run 139.6kmh, Rabada follows Markram backing away to make some room, and the back of length ball rams into the batter's abdomen\n Rabada to Markram, no run a high full toss now. Injuries are having a field day today. This looked above waist height, straight over the stumps, but we'll soon know because LSG have reviewed it as it wasn't given a no-ball. It's just below the recorded waist height of the batter, so a fair delivery Another eventful over with injuries on the horizon, never mind the 33 runs scored or wickets not lost yet\n Siraj to Marsh, no run into Markram's abdomen now as Siraj lands it on short of length and there's no time for a run. Marsh is visibly in pain after that blow Midwicket and long-on in the deep, no slips now\n Siraj to Marsh, no run nice and tight towards the top of middle stump, no room whatsoever and he punches it back\n Siraj to Marsh, FOUR runs 142kmh, errs with the length by going fuller and Marsh cashes in by middling a risk-free straight drive all along the ground, past mid off for four\n Siraj to Marsh, no run better length and just outside off, punches that straight to cover\n Siraj to Marsh, 1 run 141kmh, cramps him for room by going for top of middle again, defends with a straight bat for one\n Siraj to Markram, no run beats him comprehensively to end the over! Siraj banged it in short and with the angle as Markram made room and had a swipe at it. But the ice and bounce gets the better of him as it carries nicely to the keeper Just five from the over\n Rabada to Marsh, 1 run low, slow and dipping near-yorker. And the full toss is pushed down to mid on for one\n Rabada to Markram, SIX runs doesn't make room this time, he stands tall and pulls that shorter delivery right out of the screws over the midwicket rop for six!\n Rabada to Markram, SIX runs oh one more! Rabada goes fuller, it's not half-volley but Markram makes a bit of room and clears his front foot to loft that straight down the ground, over long-on for six more\n Rabada to Markram, 1 run another full toss, very close to waist height and Markram looks at the square leg umpire as soon as he pushes it down for a single\n Rabada to Marsh, 1 run half-volley chipped straight down to long on for one more\n Rabada to Markram, no run was there bat on that? GT appeal and the umpire shows both his hands to ask them to wait. Not given out, review not taken either. It was a short ball towards Markram's shoulder and it went off the shoulder to shirt third after he missed the pull. Looks like the crowd was more excited about it than the GT players First time out of the night and out comes Nehra with the cap worn backwards, towel around his neck and some water in his hands. Pant and Zaheer come out from the LSG camp\n Prasidh to Marsh, no run anther blow in the abdomen for Marsh! Short of length and angling in, Marsh misses the swipe to leg and this one hit him in the batteries, not the abdomen. Ouch!\n Prasidh to Marsh, FOUR runs bit more on the leg side and this time he connects with the swipe to send it fine on the leg side, beating short fine leg for four!\n Prasidh to Marsh, no run there's a sound as Marsh goes for another swing on the leg side, the umpire doesn't move after the half-hearted appeal. Gill asks Buttler if there's something but no review taken. not given a wide either so the umpire thinks it was pad and UltraEdge shows no spike. What was the noise then?!\n Prasidh to Marsh, SIX runs smoked over deep square leg! There's a fielder waiting there in the deep and Marsh has sent the ball flying right over him, over the shorter boundary for a six to punish the short ball\n Prasidh to Marsh, no run short of length and no room, he defends it from in front of the stumps\n Prasidh to Marsh, no run another appeal that dies quickly and the umpire shakes his head. Well-pitched short ball outside off, it swings away as well as Marsh goes for the pull and some fielders it got something on the way. Buttler points to the shoulder later\n Sai Kishore to Markram, no run targets the stumps from wide of the crease, Markram punches it to cover\n Sai Kishore to Markram, 1 run a bit more towards leg and he nudges it for a single off the back foot\n Sai Kishore to Marsh, SIX runs into the Amdavad sky and then into the sight screen! Initially it looked like Marsh had hit it very high, which he did, but when Siraj gave up near the boundary it meant that he had given it good distance too. Pitched up and lofted straight back for a big six!\n Sai Kishore to Marsh, no run takes some pace off for the length ball, he waits and defends it to leg\n Sai Kishore to Marsh, no run 91.9kmh, mixes it up with a quicker delivery and Marsh misses the sweep after going down on a knee\n Sai Kishore to Marsh, 1 run some width, he scythes it away to deep point for one\n Prasidh to Marsh, 1 run starts with a length ball outside off which Marsh goes after, only manages an edge along the ground to square leg\n Prasidh to Markram, 1 run another good ball! Almost in the block hole, and Markram also gets an inside edge to leg for one\n Prasidh to Marsh, FOUR runs he goes shorter and Marsh dispatches him in the gap on the leg side for four! Marsh is packing a lot of power into his shots, this one bisects the gap between deep midwicket and long on\n Prasidh to Marsh, 1 run almost nails the yorker and Marsh digs it out with hard hands to get one more down the ground\n Prasidh to Markram, FOUR runs the slower ball is dipping nicely but it's too wide outside off and Markram whacks that over the covers in the gap. Siraj gives it a chase from long off and might have got a hand too but was too late with his slide\n Prasidh to Markram, 1 run straight down the ground, this won't go all the way, but it lands safe! Markram didn't middle the loft straight back and Shahrukh sprinted in from long on, but it landed just before him GT's best bowler of the season is going for runs\n Sai Kishore to Markram, 1 run 93.1kmh, darts it in towards the stumps and Markram smashes it back to long off. Reaches him after a bounce\n Sai Kishore to Marsh, SIX runs another straight hit from Marsh for six! Sai Kishore goes wide of the crease but all that doesn't matter to Marsh. He stands tall, gets to the pitch of the straight ball and hammers it straight back with some power. Second fifty in a row for Marsh\n Sai Kishore to Marsh, no run outside off and he cuts it away to point\n Sai Kishore to Marsh, 1 leg bye tries to swipe that away to leg but not as much bounce and they get a leg bye after he's hit outside leg\n Sai Kishore to Markram, OUT finally a breakthrough for GT and something to scream about for the packed stands! Markram tried to replicate what Marsh did, trying to go for a straight six, but he loses shape a little, doesn't get under it that well and finds long-off right at the edge of the rope. Nicely taken by Shahrukh Khan \n Sai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs he starts with a bang! Pitched up, in the arc for Pooran and he gives it a whack straight down, over long-off's head for six. Silences the crowd again And here's Ekanth again\n Rabada to Marsh, 2 runs Length on middle and leg, quick off the surface, flicked softly through backward square leg. Deep square has to run right, good throw from Arshad. Buttler was a touch casual in collecting the ball to his right, didn't gather it\n Rabada to Marsh, no run Slow fully outside off, slashed with limited timing to cover\n Rabada to Marsh, 1 run Short at the hips, pulled to long leg Around\n Rabada to Pooran, 1 wide Length ball angles down leg, goes past the attempted leg glance\n Rabada to Pooran, 1 run Quick single to point's right. Soft hands on the angle-bat defence took it slowly. Good ball, three-quarter length in the channel Back over the wicket\n Rabada to Marsh, FOUR runs Top edge off the pull goes behind. Very fine, halfway into the outfield and rolls for four. Was a short ball outside off that he wanted to drag leg side while being rooted to the crease. 500 runs in the season for Marsh\n Rabada to Marsh, 1 run Slaps it off a length to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Marsh, SIX runs Dragged down first up and Marsh crouches and pulls away over deep midwicket. Likely a googly, spinning in, but it sat up\n Rashid Khan to Marsh, FOUR runs Not as short but still enough for the cut to be on. Line was around off but Marsh cleared his front leg to make room and slapped it into the ground\n Rashid Khan to Marsh, SIX runs Second time in the innings a ball that seemed to go straight up clears the deep fielder by a mile. 10 rows long-off this goes. Was a length ball outside off that Marsh seemed to have sliced. Looked like he wanted to go over long-on but all well\n Rashid Khan to Marsh, FOUR runs Touch short again and it's pulled wide of long-on. Fifth-stump line, Marsh had ample time to rock back and muscle it with extended arms\n Rashid Khan to Marsh, FOUR runs Very unlike Rashid, this is similar to the first ball. Landed around the halfway mark and sat up to arrive just over stump height, Marsh whacks another pull. Front of square, four Mitchell Marsh vs Rashid Khan BALLS 37 RUNS 51 OUTS 0 SR 137.83 4s\/6s 3\/2\n Rashid Khan to Marsh, 1 run Rashid drives it into the pitch. Length on fourth, chopped off the bottom-half of the bat to cover\n Prasidh to Marsh, 1 run Yorker on middle, might have reversed a touch, jammed to long-on\n Prasidh to Pooran, no run Marsh was halfway through when Prasidh ran towards cover to pick up the ball. Slide back from the batter, throw's well over the stumps though. Was a length ball around off that Pooran inside edged onto pad while trying to defend\n Prasidh to Pooran, 1 run Pushes to mid-off for a quick single. Awry throw from Gill is fired almost at Pooran's head. Pooran sways away in time\n Prasidh to Marsh, 1 run Pushed through cover off the front foot. Prasidh trying the yorker, got it full Around\n Prasidh to Pooran, no run Pooran misses out on the wide back-of-length ball. Looked to cut hard and square, got beaten\n Prasidh to Pooran, 1 run Halfway into the pitch, angles in around the belly. Pulled into the ground and straight to deep fine leg\n Rashid Khan to Pooran, SIX runs Not if Pooran can help it. Rashid misses on length and Pooran gets on one knee to effectively slog sweep it over long-off\n Rashid Khan to Pooran, 1 run Flatter back of lengther on off, 98ks, pulled to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Marsh, 1 run Similar ball, this one's the googly spinning in towards top of off. Cut through forward point\n Rashid Khan to Pooran, no run Low bounce. Another googly, 100ks, touch short, spinning away through fifth. Goes well under Pooran's pull, bottom hand came off at the end too\n Rashid Khan to Pooran, 1 wide Length ball spins away after landing well outside off. Let go\n Rashid Khan to Pooran, no run Gets away with a 98ks full ball that looked loopy. On the pads, Pooran went for the slog sweep, missed it Rashid Khan in IPL, 2025 INNS 13 WKTS 8 ECON 9.38 AVE 55.12 BEST 2\/25\n Rashid Khan to Pooran, 2 runs Connects with the hard sweep this time, races along the ground. Tewatia charges to the right, pops to the ball towards long-on running in. Both of them manage to keep it just in.\n Sai Kishore to Marsh, 1 run Length around leg, Marsh makes a lot of room and bunts it through cover Okay, match-up time. Little doubt Pooran will take him on, what will Sai Kishore do? Over the wicket\n Sai Kishore to Pooran, FOUR runs Fires it wide and Pooran slaps it over cover. 96ks, on a length, close to te off-side tramline, rose around top-of-pad height, Pooran took a big stride towards mid-off and reached out with the upper-body to access it\n Sai Kishore to Pooran, no run Wow, Pooran smacks it to long-off and denies a single!. We're truly in match-up ville! Nearly a yorker on middle, on the quicker side, Pooran couldn't get underneath the drive\n Sai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs Another seemingly miscued shot sails over long-on. This was a touch short, around off, and Pooran looked like he toed the pull. Doesn't matter in the end.\n Sai Kishore to Pooran, 1 run Brave. 96ks on the base of leg stump, Pooran can't get low enough to smear it in the air. Along the ground, to deep midwicket. He'll take the single though\n Sai Kishore to Marsh, 1 run Yorker on leg, worked to long-on Timeout. It's now, not at the end of the last over. Apologies. Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan and win points to grab an SUV and 100+ prizes! Free to play, 100 winners every day!\n Siraj to Marsh, FOUR runs Drilled straight of mid-on to get into the nineties. Yorker missed by inches, it's at the stumps, Marsh powers the on-drive and holds his shape\n Siraj to Marsh, 1 run Full again. It's on off, driven to long-on off the inside-half\n Siraj to Pooran, FOUR runs Premeditated paddle over short fine. Back leg went outside off early, got a fullish ball going slightly down leg. Pooran leant off side and picked it up cleanly\n Siraj to Pooran, 1 wide Bouncer. On expected lines. It's above middle stump, over head. Let go. Siraj has a quiet word with Pooran, who walked away in silence\n Siraj to Pooran, no run Another bouncer, this was angling away and Pooran tried to slash it over third from fourth-stump. Misses. More words from Siraj get ignored\n Siraj to Pooran, SIX runs Pooran's bat does the talking this time, quiet walk back from Siraj. It's a cross-seamer slightly fuller, if at all, than a length. Pooran clears the front leg and slugs it over midwicket.\n Siraj to Pooran, FOUR runs Pooran continues to dominate the chat in silence. Holds the shape again after driving over mid-off. Another yorker attempted by Siraj, ends up in front of the crease and allows Pooran to get underneath it. Replay shows Pooran gave the bat a peck in the end there See all photos\n Arshad Khan to Marsh, 1 run Length on top of middle, whipped off the upper-half of the bat to long-on RUNS 2016 OUTS 84 4s\/6s 139\/161 SR 196.68 AVE 24.00\n Arshad Khan to Pooran, FOUR runs Lucky four through fine leg. Pooran cleared the front leg, opened up wide and tried to slam it over midwicket. He shaved the length ball angling in towards leg stump.\n Arshad Khan to Pooran, 1 run More luck. Short fine was the only infielder on the leg side and this goes well to his right and lands just inside the 30-yard circle. Was a shortish ball that hurried Pooran on the pull to find the top edge\n Arshad Khan to Marsh, FOUR runs Low fully is muscled over the bowler. Too straight for long-on. Was an attempted yorker on middle Marsh on 99*\n Arshad Khan to Marsh, 1 run Marsh brings up his first IPL century by punching it to deep point. Went off the shoulder of the full-faced bat. Second right hander to ton up this season, first overseas batter too See all photos Fastest hundreds for LSG batters\n Full toss. No-ball called for height. GT review. Was over waist-height as he pulled but the contact point was outside the crease. Ball tracking shows it'd have been well over even if it did travel to the crease. Free hit stays\n Arshad Khan to Marsh, 1 run Goes for the wide yorker, it's a low full toss but he gets away with it. Marsh has to reach out far, doesn't follow through with the slash and gets it to deep cover\n Prasidh to Marsh, 2 runs Yorker on leg, looks to whip it hard. Toes it to long-on. It's actually between long-on and deep-mid\n Prasidh to Marsh, 1 run Another yorker attempted. It's just past the crease and Marsh gets it on the low full toss, thrashes it with a big wind-up. Looked to go over long-on, got it to the left of Prasidh. He got a fingertips on it, but it was hit too hard.\n Prasidh to Pooran, 1 wide Wide given, and GT review. Pooran premeditated the paddle, Prasidh went for the wide yorker. It landed outside the tramline and Pooran's right leg went close to the tramline but was it before the ball released? No. And that's why it'll remain a wide\n Prasidh to Pooran, 1 run Wide and full, scythed to deep point to bring up Pooran's fifty.\n Prasidh to Marsh, SIX runs Pulled hard, goes well over over deep square leg. Not too short, rises around waist height. Marsh clears the front leg and has the cleanest of horizontal swipes Mitchell Marsh in IPL, 2025 INNS 12 RUNS 559 SR 162.97 AVE 50.81 HS 116*\n Prasidh to Marsh, SIX runs Prasidh loses his length and Marsh munches it over the sightscreen for a 94-metre six. If that was a missed yorker, it was way off, Marsh drove it with might\n Prasidh to Marsh, 1 run Shin-high full toss is hit against the angle. It's why Marsh cannot impart power on the drive to long-off.\n Arshad Khan to Marsh, no run Marsh's back leg was on fourth stump before the release, so the fullish ball that angled past the slash and went outside the tramline won't be called wide\n Arshad Khan to Marsh, OUT High ball, Rutherford runs in from deep-backward point and takes a good catch diving forward. Was a length ball that landed around sixth and finished near the off-stump tramline. Marsh went slightly across and tried to launch it over cover, got it off the bottom of the bat. Ends a brilliant 117 with a lot of power-hitting \n Arshad Khan to Pant, 2 runs Yorker on middle, Pant's beside the line and tries to clip it. Gets it fine off the edge\n Arshad Khan to Pant, 1 run Loses the bottom hand trying to swat that very low full toss on leg, gets it to deep square leg\n Arshad Khan to Pooran, SIX runs Half-tracker and it's been mauled. Pooran gets the front leg out of the way, crouches a bit and pulls the 135ks ball over backward square for an 86-metre six\n Arshad Khan to Pooran, no run Sound there as ball passes bat. Buttler wants to review but GT are out of them. Was a short ball over leg that Pooran tried to pull hard. Was around shoulder-height, head bobbed out the way too. Ultra-Edge shows the noise was from the ball grazing the side of the helmet\n Rabada to Pant, SIX runs Mid-off is in and Rabada bowls a full ball. It's a touch wide but well in Pant's arc, he drives it over the infield with ease\n Rabada to Pant, 1 run Wide yorker, Pant reaches out and jams it to mid-off. Takes off, overthrow might've been on. They won't take it\n Rabada to Pooran, no run Slower one goes well under the bat. Into the pitch, landed well outside off and angled in. Pooran went for the pull. Too early on it andd too high Kagiso Rabada in IPL, 2025 INNS 4 WKTS 2 ECON 11.41 AVE 78.00 BEST 1\/41\n Rabada to Pooran, 1 bye Buttler under-arms a throw at the stumps but the ball spins away as Pant came in. Would've been out by a mile had it hit. Was a slower one, this does bounce but still beats the pull. It was well outside off and Pooran tried to drag it across.\n Rabada to Pant, SIX runs Ridiculous shot. Pant makes room, Rabada follows with a fullish ball, so the batter gets the had down and to the off side while picking it up with a flick over fine leg\n Rabada to Pant, no run Pace-on bouncer beats the pull. 139ks, over off stump, throw from Buttler is in early. Pooran didn't attempt the bye","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Markram","Marsh","Pant","Pooran"],"Runs":[36.0,117.0,16.0,56.0],"Balls_Faced":[24,64,6,27],"Fours":[3,10,0,4],"Sixes":[2,8,2,5],"S\/R":[150.0,182.81,266.67,207.41],"dismissal":["c Shahrukh Khan b Sai Kishore","c Rutherford b Arshad Khan","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshad Khan","Prasidh","Rabada","Rashid Khan","Sai Kishore","Siraj"],"Balls":[18,24,24,12,18,24],"Runs_Given":[36.0,44.0,45.0,36.0,34.0,37.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,0,1,0],"Overs":[3.0,4.0,4.0,2.0,3.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Starc to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .A bit of swing in but overpitched, it's on off-stump. Gurbaz didn't take much of a stride, .was in front of leg stump - beside the ball's line - and drove with the full face. Races .past the bowler\nStarc to Gurbaz, no run .Confusion in running, both batters a third of the way down before Narine sends Gurbaz .back. No danger in the end. Was a shortish ball at the hip that beat the pull and popped .towards square leg . .Mitchell Starc in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1715 .WKTS .75 .4s\/6s .277\/48 .ECON .7.42 .AVE .28.30\nStarc to Gurbaz, no run .Cut nicely, that's reassuring for the batters. The 141ks ball came on nicely off a length, .had width too. Gurbaz timed it well but found point .Slip's out already\nStarc to Gurbaz, no run .Length around fourth, defended towards point. Fielder swoops in to deny the single\nStarc to Gurbaz, no run .Bumper beats pull. Starc smiles. That was above middle stump, around shoulder-height; .Gurbaz went back in the crease and looked to go square. Beaten for pace\nStarc to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .Starc goes back in search of swing and gets square driven through point. The seventh- .stump ball didn't swing and was overpitched, was smothered into the ground on one .knee by Gurbaz\nChameera to Narine, SIX runs .Narine slides leg side and pumps it over the bowler. 140ks full ball just down leg, no .swing. Too full and Narine was able to get underneath and drive through the line. Didn't .look like Chameera was looking to follow Narine. . .Sunil Narine in IPL, 2025 .INNS .9 .RUNS .157 .SR .180.45 .AVE .22.42 .HS .44\nChameera to Narine, 1 wide .This time Chameera does try to cramp Narine as he makes room, but the overpitched .ball is well down leg. Narine, with the front leg cleared, lets it pass\nChameera to Narine, 2 runs .At the ankles again, Narine clears the front leg and clips it through wide mid-on\nChameera to Narine, FOUR runs .Chipped just over the leaping midwicket fielder. This one did swing in a touch and .Narine was backing away again, didn't wind up properly but shovelled the ball up and .over anyway . .Dushmantha Chameera in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1000 .WKTS .41 .4s\/6s .180\/42 .ECON .8.57 .AVE .34.85\nChameera to Narine, 1 wide .Defensive bowling continues. Back of length, trying to follow Narine as he made room. .Too far down leg, past the attempted pull it goes\nChameera to Narine, SIX runs .One-handed biff with full extension. The wind-up was big but slow, the downswing was .where the bat picked up pace to launch the fullish slower ball over midwicket. Taken .from the stumps\nChameera to Narine, 1 run .Leg-stump yorker attempted, it lands on a full length. Narine makes room and thrashes .it to long-on\nChameera to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .French cut off the slower ball takes it perilously close to the stumps, but it goes past the .keeper and real fine. Ball was on a fuller side of length around fifth stump, Gurbaz leant .across and tried to push it towards cover. Played in front of the body .25 off the over, a touch unlucky but the set plan to Narine - of going full and at the legs - .did not work\nStarc to Narine, 1 run .Low full toss on leg, clipped through the leg side\nStarc to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .Cross seam or scramble? Looks like scramble to me, Knight on air says cross though. .Either way, the 134ks ball was shortish and at the stumps, Gurbaz top edged a pull that .went over the keeper .Around . .Rahmanullah Gurbaz in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .3486 .OUTS .137 .4s\/6s .306\/227 .SR .146.04 .AVE .25.44\nStarc to Gurbaz, no run .Wide yorker, close to the tramline, Gurbaz has his feet planted and reaches out with his .torso to try and jam it square. Misses .Over the wicket\nStarc to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .Test-length, Test-line, Test dab wide of short third. Three-quarter length on fourth, .Gurbaz angled the vertical bat towards cover and played it late\nStarc to Gurbaz, SIX runs .Uses the pace and hooks the short ball. Looked like Gurbaz got the eyes off the ball, .head down too, upon impact but the bat swing was free\nStarc to Gurbaz, OUT .Appeal for caught behind. Starc is convinced. Umpires confer, send it upstairs. Was this .a bump ball or a call for fair catch? Third ump says bump ball. The attempted yorker at .140ks landed beside the the batter's front foot. It was angling in towards off, Gurbaz .tried to jam it with a straightish bat. There was a small gap between bat and pad, and he .did indeed get an edge as the toe of the bat dug into the ground. The ball hovered and .went low to Porel's right. He took it cleanly. KKR's highest opening stand for the season .so far ends .Rahmanullah Gurbaz c \u2020Abishek Porel b Starc 26 (12b 5x4 1x6 18m) SR: 216.66\nMukesh Kumar to Narine, no run .Bouncer angling in over fourth, let go\nMukesh Kumar to Narine, no run .Yorker on middle, jams a drive to cover\nMukesh Kumar to Narine, no run .Narine clears the front leg, sees the 128ks short ball sponge high over fifth stump and .lets it go. One bouncer for the over, square-leg ump signals\nMukesh Kumar to Narine, FOUR runs .Pulled over wide mid-on. Heck of a shot given it was a 142ks hard-length ball angling in .over middle. Narine cleared the front leg and flat-batted it on top of the bounce\nMukesh Kumar to Narine, 1 wide .Yorker angling sharply down leg. Narine cleared the front leg before twirling to get it out .the way and let the ball go\nMukesh Kumar to Narine, 1 run .Length on top of leg, 140ks, pulled hard again. This time it's not middled. Along the .ground, to long-on, it goes . .Ajinkya Rahane vs Mukesh Kumar .BALLS .2 .RUNS .0 .OUTS .1 .SR .0.00 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nMukesh Kumar to Rahane, no run .Fullish ball just outside off, 141ks, punched neatly to mid-off .KKR off to a flier. DC have tried quite a few yorkers already. They've tried to cramp .Narine for room but it's not mattered much to him. He's kept swinging\nStarc to Narine, 1 leg bye .Ouch, that'll sting. Narine was backing away again and got followed by a length ball. He .lifted the front leg and tried to pull it behind square. It hit the thigh and popped to the .side . .Ajinkya Rahane vs Mitchell Starc .BALLS .29 .RUNS .32 .OUTS .1 .SR .110.34 .4s\/6s .5\/0\nStarc to Rahane, 1 run .Clips the length ball on leg to square leg for a quick single. 145ks .Around. Deep square and deep-mid out\nStarc to Narine, 1 leg bye .Field was set for the bumper, the ball was shortish but more back of length. 140ks, .lands just outside leg and hits the thigh pad after beating the pull. Pops leg side .Over the wicket\nStarc to Rahane, SIX runs .Swept on the rise! Rahane gets deep in the crease, crouches, had the knee just above .the ground while picking the length ball off the stumps. It sails over square leg\nStarc to Rahane, FOUR runs .Overcompensation from Starc. Goes for the yorker, bowls a low full toss on the pads, .gets flicked through midwicket .Around\nStarc to Rahane, 1 run .146ks. Another yorker attempt. Ends up as a full ball on middle and leg, glanced to deep .fine leg\nMukesh Kumar to Rahane, FOUR runs .Cut due to the line more than length. That was fuller side of length, fifth-stump line and .Rahane got the horizontal bat out in flow\nMukesh Kumar to Rahane, FOUR runs .This is more of a slice but just as powerful and well timed. Off a length, in the channel, .top of the bounce too. Rahane stands upright and goes through with the drive\nMukesh Kumar to Rahane, no run .Makes room, gets yorked. It was at the stumps, looks to jam it through point. Gets it off .the toe to short fine leg . .DC in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .10 .WKTS .16 .ECON .9.82 .AVE .36.43\nMukesh Kumar to Rahane, 1 wide .Goes past the pull. Appeal for caught behind brings out the wide call. Seemed like a .back-of-length ball, angle in was sharp\nMukesh Kumar to Rahane, 1 run .Starc saves three. Gets low to the left and gets both hands on the racing ball at point. .Low fully outside off, Rahane timed the square drive nicely .Kevin Pietersen, on air, says Axar Patel didn't bowl in the powerplay because of Sunil .Narine's presence.\nMukesh Kumar to Narine, 1 run .Makes room, gets followed by the full ball. He manages to squeeze a drive to cover .along the ground\nMukesh Kumar to Rahane, no run .Overpitched on off, 139ks, flicked to midwicket. .This is KKR's second-highest powerplay score against DC and they take the Timeout\nNigam to Narine, 1 run .Wide on a length, very slow, cut to sweeper cover\nNigam to Rahane, FOUR runs .Expertly placed back-foot flick. Fielder charges from deep midwicket but has no chance. .Was a shortish ball on leg that was chipped\nNigam to Rahane, 1 run .Touch fuller on leg, clipped through midwicket . .Sunil Narine vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .445 .OUTS .26 .4s\/6s .23\/41 .SR .174.50 .AVE .17.11\nNigam to Narine, OUT .Pinned lbw, that looked dead. Narine slogged across the line but the 97ks legbreak .landed right in front of middle and straightened a touch, skidded through to beat bat .and hit him on the back pad as it slanted towards the ground. .Sunil Narine lbw b Nigam 27 (16b 2x4 2x6 38m) SR: 168.75\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs .Loopy legbreak outside off, overpitched, driven through cover\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .Slip's out after one ball and that's where the edge goes... Vipraj getting turn and bounce .is a positive for DC though. Fuller side of length around off, went through fourth; .Raghuvanshi was tentative on the open-faced defensive push. He actually went .searching, bat faced point by the time he was done - but got away with it\nAxar Patel to Rahane, no run .Fullish on the pads, beaten on the flick\nAxar Patel to Rahane, OUT .Rahane does a Ponting, walks away before being given LBW. Was a length ball from .around the wicket that landed around fourth and skidded straight. Rahane's feet were .jammed and he was beaten on the flick both by angle and pace. Hawk-Eye shows that .was smashing leg. Couple of quick wickets for DC after KKR's flier .Ajinkya Rahane lbw b Patel 26 (14b 4x4 1x6 22m) SR: 185.71\nAxar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Fullish, touch slow, outside off; driven to long-off\nAxar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Dances down and flicks the full ball through midwicket\nAxar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .Iyer backs away and drives off the back foot through cover. Not much width there, was .length too, but the shot made the ball look short and wide\nAxar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Dances down and flicks the quickish length ball to the bowler\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Fullish outside off, driven to cover point\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Full on middle and off, 97ks legbreak, driven to cover\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Same pace, length ball on off. It spun in, so might have been a googly, cramped .Raghuvanshi who looked to get on the back foot. Adjusted the shot late, bunted it into .the pitch\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs .Looped and that's a step-hit over the bowler. Stock ball again, Vipraj looks for spin but .bowls a touch too full, the forward stride was on point, got the batter close to the pitch. .The bat swing was controlled too\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs .Inside out over extra this time. Timing is as terrific as the placement. Raghuvanshi lifted .that length ball on the rise, he had a bit of width to work with. Hit it with the spin too . .Angkrish Raghuvanshi vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .88 .OUTS .1 .4s\/6s .10\/3 .SR .172.54 .AVE .88.00\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs .Flicks the fullish ball at the stumps through midwicket .Not as bad an over as the results suggest\nAxar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs .On the back foot early. Iyer flicks it from leg stump through square leg\nAxar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT .Iyer skies it straight up and bags a single-figure score. The 90ks fullish ball was angling .away well outside off, Iyer had a big swipe across the line. He was reaching out, may .have wanted to hit it across too, got it right off the bottom. Vipraj takes a few strides .from cover to take a simple catch .Venkatesh Iyer c Nigam b Patel 7 (5b 1x4 0x6 7m) SR: 140\nAxar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Full on off, worked to long-on .Around to the rhb\nAxar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Full on leg, flicked towards midwicket. Axar runs across and stops it\nAxar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Length outside off, punched to the bowler's right\nAxar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Shortish on top of middle, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket .DC have a lot of runs but need to rebuild. Kuldeep still has four. How will this innings .go? Find out with Sudarshanan","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs DC, 48th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Starc to Gurbaz, FOUR runs A bit of swing in but overpitched, it's on off-stump. Gurbaz didn't take much of a stride, was in front of leg stump - beside the ball's line - and drove with the full face. Races past the bowler\n Starc to Gurbaz, no run Confusion in running, both batters a third of the way down before Narine sends Gurbaz back. No danger in the end. Was a shortish ball at the hip that beat the pull and popped towards square leg BALLS 1715 WKTS 75 4s\/6s 277\/48 ECON 7.42 AVE 28.30\n Starc to Gurbaz, no run Cut nicely, that's reassuring for the batters. The 141ks ball came on nicely off a length, had width too. Gurbaz timed it well but found point Slip's out already\n Starc to Gurbaz, no run Length around fourth, defended towards point. Fielder swoops in to deny the single\n Starc to Gurbaz, no run Bumper beats pull. Starc smiles. That was above middle stump, around shoulder-height; Gurbaz went back in the crease and looked to go square. Beaten for pace\n Starc to Gurbaz, FOUR runs Starc goes back in search of swing and gets square driven through point. The seventh-stump ball didn't swing and was overpitched, was smothered into the ground on one knee by Gurbaz\n Chameera to Narine, SIX runs Narine slides leg side and pumps it over the bowler. 140ks full ball just down leg, no swing. Too full and Narine was able to get underneath and drive through the line. Didn't look like Chameera was looking to follow Narine. Sunil Narine in IPL, 2025 INNS 9 RUNS 157 SR 180.45 AVE 22.42 HS 44\n Chameera to Narine, 1 wide This time Chameera does try to cramp Narine as he makes room, but the overpitched ball is well down leg. Narine, with the front leg cleared, lets it pass\n Chameera to Narine, 2 runs At the ankles again, Narine clears the front leg and clips it through wide mid-on\n Chameera to Narine, FOUR runs Chipped just over the leaping midwicket fielder. This one did swing in a touch and Narine was backing away again, didn't wind up properly but shovelled the ball up and over anyway BALLS 1000 WKTS 41 4s\/6s 180\/42 ECON 8.57 AVE 34.85\n Chameera to Narine, 1 wide Defensive bowling continues. Back of length, trying to follow Narine as he made room. Too far down leg, past the attempted pull it goes\n Chameera to Narine, SIX runs One-handed biff with full extension. The wind-up was big but slow, the downswing was where the bat picked up pace to launch the fullish slower ball over midwicket. Taken from the stumps\n Chameera to Narine, 1 run Leg-stump yorker attempted, it lands on a full length. Narine makes room and thrashes it to long-on\n Chameera to Gurbaz, FOUR runs French cut off the slower ball takes it perilously close to the stumps, but it goes past the keeper and real fine. Ball was on a fuller side of length around fifth stump, Gurbaz leant across and tried to push it towards cover. Played in front of the body 25 off the over, a touch unlucky but the set plan to Narine - of going full and at the legs - did not work\n Starc to Narine, 1 run Low full toss on leg, clipped through the leg side\n Starc to Gurbaz, FOUR runs Cross seam or scramble? Looks like scramble to me, Knight on air says cross though. Either way, the 134ks ball was shortish and at the stumps, Gurbaz top edged a pull that went over the keeper Around RUNS 3486 OUTS 137 4s\/6s 306\/227 SR 146.04 AVE 25.44\n Starc to Gurbaz, no run Wide yorker, close to the tramline, Gurbaz has his feet planted and reaches out with his torso to try and jam it square. Misses Over the wicket\n Starc to Gurbaz, FOUR runs Test-length, Test-line, Test dab wide of short third. Three-quarter length on fourth, Gurbaz angled the vertical bat towards cover and played it late\n Starc to Gurbaz, SIX runs Uses the pace and hooks the short ball. Looked like Gurbaz got the eyes off the ball, head down too, upon impact but the bat swing was free\n Starc to Gurbaz, OUT Appeal for caught behind. Starc is convinced. Umpires confer, send it upstairs. Was this a bump ball or a call for fair catch? Third ump says bump ball. The attempted yorker at 140ks landed beside the the batter's front foot. It was angling in towards off, Gurbaz tried to jam it with a straightish bat. There was a small gap between bat and pad, and he did indeed get an edge as the toe of the bat dug into the ground. The ball hovered and went low to Porel's right. He took it cleanly. KKR's highest opening stand for the season so far ends \n Mukesh Kumar to Narine, no run Bouncer angling in over fourth, let go\n Mukesh Kumar to Narine, no run Yorker on middle, jams a drive to cover\n Mukesh Kumar to Narine, no run Narine clears the front leg, sees the 128ks short ball sponge high over fifth stump and lets it go. One bouncer for the over, square-leg ump signals\n Mukesh Kumar to Narine, FOUR runs Pulled over wide mid-on. Heck of a shot given it was a 142ks hard-length ball angling in over middle. Narine cleared the front leg and flat-batted it on top of the bounce\n Mukesh Kumar to Narine, 1 wide Yorker angling sharply down leg. Narine cleared the front leg before twirling to get it out the way and let the ball go\n Mukesh Kumar to Narine, 1 run Length on top of leg, 140ks, pulled hard again. This time it's not middled. Along the ground, to long-on, it goes Ajinkya Rahane vs Mukesh Kumar BALLS 2 RUNS 0 OUTS 1 SR 0.00 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Mukesh Kumar to Rahane, no run Fullish ball just outside off, 141ks, punched neatly to mid-off KKR off to a flier. DC have tried quite a few yorkers already. They've tried to cramp Narine for room but it's not mattered much to him. He's kept swinging\n Starc to Narine, 1 leg bye Ouch, that'll sting. Narine was backing away again and got followed by a length ball. He lifted the front leg and tried to pull it behind square. It hit the thigh and popped to the side Ajinkya Rahane vs Mitchell Starc BALLS 29 RUNS 32 OUTS 1 SR 110.34 4s\/6s 5\/0\n Starc to Rahane, 1 run Clips the length ball on leg to square leg for a quick single. 145ks Around. Deep square and deep-mid out\n Starc to Narine, 1 leg bye Field was set for the bumper, the ball was shortish but more back of length. 140ks, lands just outside leg and hits the thigh pad after beating the pull. Pops leg side Over the wicket\n Starc to Rahane, SIX runs Swept on the rise! Rahane gets deep in the crease, crouches, had the knee just above the ground while picking the length ball off the stumps. It sails over square leg\n Starc to Rahane, FOUR runs Overcompensation from Starc. Goes for the yorker, bowls a low full toss on the pads, gets flicked through midwicket Around\n Starc to Rahane, 1 run 146ks. Another yorker attempt. Ends up as a full ball on middle and leg, glanced to deep fine leg\n Mukesh Kumar to Rahane, FOUR runs Cut due to the line more than length. That was fuller side of length, fifth-stump line and Rahane got the horizontal bat out in flow\n Mukesh Kumar to Rahane, FOUR runs This is more of a slice but just as powerful and well timed. Off a length, in the channel, top of the bounce too. Rahane stands upright and goes through with the drive\n Mukesh Kumar to Rahane, no run Makes room, gets yorked. It was at the stumps, looks to jam it through point. Gets it off the toe to short fine leg INNS 10 WKTS 16 ECON 9.82 AVE 36.43\n Mukesh Kumar to Rahane, 1 wide Goes past the pull. Appeal for caught behind brings out the wide call. Seemed like a back-of-length ball, angle in was sharp\n Mukesh Kumar to Rahane, 1 run Starc saves three. Gets low to the left and gets both hands on the racing ball at point. Low fully outside off, Rahane timed the square drive nicely Kevin Pietersen, on air, says Axar Patel didn't bowl in the powerplay because of Sunil Narine's presence.\n Mukesh Kumar to Narine, 1 run Makes room, gets followed by the full ball. He manages to squeeze a drive to cover along the ground\n Mukesh Kumar to Rahane, no run Overpitched on off, 139ks, flicked to midwicket. This is KKR's second-highest powerplay score against DC and they take the Timeout\n Nigam to Narine, 1 run Wide on a length, very slow, cut to sweeper cover\n Nigam to Rahane, FOUR runs Expertly placed back-foot flick. Fielder charges from deep midwicket but has no chance. Was a shortish ball on leg that was chipped\n Nigam to Rahane, 1 run Touch fuller on leg, clipped through midwicket Sunil Narine vs legspin in T20s RUNS 445 OUTS 26 4s\/6s 23\/41 SR 174.50 AVE 17.11\n Nigam to Narine, OUT Pinned lbw, that looked dead. Narine slogged across the line but the 97ks legbreak landed right in front of middle and straightened a touch, skidded through to beat bat and hit him on the back pad as it slanted towards the ground. \n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs Loopy legbreak outside off, overpitched, driven through cover\n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs Slip's out after one ball and that's where the edge goes... Vipraj getting turn and bounce is a positive for DC though. Fuller side of length around off, went through fourth; Raghuvanshi was tentative on the open-faced defensive push. He actually went searching, bat faced point by the time he was done - but got away with it\n Axar Patel to Rahane, no run Fullish on the pads, beaten on the flick\n Axar Patel to Rahane, OUT Rahane does a Ponting, walks away before being given LBW. Was a length ball from around the wicket that landed around fourth and skidded straight. Rahane's feet were jammed and he was beaten on the flick both by angle and pace. Hawk-Eye shows that was smashing leg. Couple of quick wickets for DC after KKR's flier \n Axar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Fullish, touch slow, outside off; driven to long-off\n Axar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Dances down and flicks the full ball through midwicket\n Axar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs Iyer backs away and drives off the back foot through cover. Not much width there, was length too, but the shot made the ball look short and wide\n Axar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Dances down and flicks the quickish length ball to the bowler\n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, no run Fullish outside off, driven to cover point\n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, no run Full on middle and off, 97ks legbreak, driven to cover\n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, no run Same pace, length ball on off. It spun in, so might have been a googly, cramped Raghuvanshi who looked to get on the back foot. Adjusted the shot late, bunted it into the pitch\n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs Looped and that's a step-hit over the bowler. Stock ball again, Vipraj looks for spin but bowls a touch too full, the forward stride was on point, got the batter close to the pitch. The bat swing was controlled too\n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs Inside out over extra this time. Timing is as terrific as the placement. Raghuvanshi lifted that length ball on the rise, he had a bit of width to work with. Hit it with the spin too Angkrish Raghuvanshi vs legspin in T20s RUNS 88 OUTS 1 4s\/6s 10\/3 SR 172.54 AVE 88.00\n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs Flicks the fullish ball at the stumps through midwicket Not as bad an over as the results suggest\n Axar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs On the back foot early. Iyer flicks it from leg stump through square leg\n Axar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT Iyer skies it straight up and bags a single-figure score. The 90ks fullish ball was angling away well outside off, Iyer had a big swipe across the line. He was reaching out, may have wanted to hit it across too, got it right off the bottom. Vipraj takes a few strides from cover to take a simple catch \n Axar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 run Full on off, worked to long-on Around to the rhb\n Axar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Full on leg, flicked towards midwicket. Axar runs across and stops it\n Axar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 run Length outside off, punched to the bowler's right\n Axar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Shortish on top of middle, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket DC have a lot of runs but need to rebuild. Kuldeep still has four. How will this innings go? 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Races .past the bowler\nStarc to Gurbaz, no run .Confusion in running, both batters a third of the way down before Narine sends Gurbaz .back. No danger in the end. Was a shortish ball at the hip that beat the pull and popped .towards square leg . .Mitchell Starc in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1715 .WKTS .75 .4s\/6s .277\/48 .ECON .7.42 .AVE .28.30\nStarc to Gurbaz, no run .Cut nicely, that's reassuring for the batters. The 141ks ball came on nicely off a length, .had width too. Gurbaz timed it well but found point .Slip's out already\nStarc to Gurbaz, no run .Length around fourth, defended towards point. Fielder swoops in to deny the single\nStarc to Gurbaz, no run .Bumper beats pull. Starc smiles. That was above middle stump, around shoulder-height; .Gurbaz went back in the crease and looked to go square. Beaten for pace\nStarc to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .Starc goes back in search of swing and gets square driven through point. The seventh- .stump ball didn't swing and was overpitched, was smothered into the ground on one .knee by Gurbaz\nChameera to Narine, SIX runs .Narine slides leg side and pumps it over the bowler. 140ks full ball just down leg, no .swing. Too full and Narine was able to get underneath and drive through the line. Didn't .look like Chameera was looking to follow Narine. . .Sunil Narine in IPL, 2025 .INNS .9 .RUNS .157 .SR .180.45 .AVE .22.42 .HS .44\nChameera to Narine, 1 wide .This time Chameera does try to cramp Narine as he makes room, but the overpitched .ball is well down leg. Narine, with the front leg cleared, lets it pass\nChameera to Narine, 2 runs .At the ankles again, Narine clears the front leg and clips it through wide mid-on\nChameera to Narine, FOUR runs .Chipped just over the leaping midwicket fielder. This one did swing in a touch and .Narine was backing away again, didn't wind up properly but shovelled the ball up and .over anyway . .Dushmantha Chameera in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1000 .WKTS .41 .4s\/6s .180\/42 .ECON .8.57 .AVE .34.85\nChameera to Narine, 1 wide .Defensive bowling continues. Back of length, trying to follow Narine as he made room. .Too far down leg, past the attempted pull it goes\nChameera to Narine, SIX runs .One-handed biff with full extension. The wind-up was big but slow, the downswing was .where the bat picked up pace to launch the fullish slower ball over midwicket. Taken .from the stumps\nChameera to Narine, 1 run .Leg-stump yorker attempted, it lands on a full length. Narine makes room and thrashes .it to long-on\nChameera to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .French cut off the slower ball takes it perilously close to the stumps, but it goes past the .keeper and real fine. Ball was on a fuller side of length around fifth stump, Gurbaz leant .across and tried to push it towards cover. Played in front of the body .25 off the over, a touch unlucky but the set plan to Narine - of going full and at the legs - .did not work\nStarc to Narine, 1 run .Low full toss on leg, clipped through the leg side\nStarc to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .Cross seam or scramble? Looks like scramble to me, Knight on air says cross though. .Either way, the 134ks ball was shortish and at the stumps, Gurbaz top edged a pull that .went over the keeper .Around . .Rahmanullah Gurbaz in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .3486 .OUTS .137 .4s\/6s .306\/227 .SR .146.04 .AVE .25.44\nStarc to Gurbaz, no run .Wide yorker, close to the tramline, Gurbaz has his feet planted and reaches out with his .torso to try and jam it square. Misses .Over the wicket\nStarc to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .Test-length, Test-line, Test dab wide of short third. Three-quarter length on fourth, .Gurbaz angled the vertical bat towards cover and played it late\nStarc to Gurbaz, SIX runs .Uses the pace and hooks the short ball. Looked like Gurbaz got the eyes off the ball, .head down too, upon impact but the bat swing was free\nStarc to Gurbaz, OUT .Appeal for caught behind. Starc is convinced. Umpires confer, send it upstairs. Was this .a bump ball or a call for fair catch? Third ump says bump ball. The attempted yorker at .140ks landed beside the the batter's front foot. It was angling in towards off, Gurbaz .tried to jam it with a straightish bat. There was a small gap between bat and pad, and he .did indeed get an edge as the toe of the bat dug into the ground. The ball hovered and .went low to Porel's right. He took it cleanly. KKR's highest opening stand for the season .so far ends .Rahmanullah Gurbaz c \u2020Abishek Porel b Starc 26 (12b 5x4 1x6 18m) SR: 216.66\nMukesh Kumar to Narine, no run .Bouncer angling in over fourth, let go\nMukesh Kumar to Narine, no run .Yorker on middle, jams a drive to cover\nMukesh Kumar to Narine, no run .Narine clears the front leg, sees the 128ks short ball sponge high over fifth stump and .lets it go. One bouncer for the over, square-leg ump signals\nMukesh Kumar to Narine, FOUR runs .Pulled over wide mid-on. Heck of a shot given it was a 142ks hard-length ball angling in .over middle. Narine cleared the front leg and flat-batted it on top of the bounce\nMukesh Kumar to Narine, 1 wide .Yorker angling sharply down leg. Narine cleared the front leg before twirling to get it out .the way and let the ball go\nMukesh Kumar to Narine, 1 run .Length on top of leg, 140ks, pulled hard again. This time it's not middled. Along the .ground, to long-on, it goes . .Ajinkya Rahane vs Mukesh Kumar .BALLS .2 .RUNS .0 .OUTS .1 .SR .0.00 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nMukesh Kumar to Rahane, no run .Fullish ball just outside off, 141ks, punched neatly to mid-off .KKR off to a flier. DC have tried quite a few yorkers already. They've tried to cramp .Narine for room but it's not mattered much to him. He's kept swinging\nStarc to Narine, 1 leg bye .Ouch, that'll sting. Narine was backing away again and got followed by a length ball. He .lifted the front leg and tried to pull it behind square. It hit the thigh and popped to the .side . .Ajinkya Rahane vs Mitchell Starc .BALLS .29 .RUNS .32 .OUTS .1 .SR .110.34 .4s\/6s .5\/0\nStarc to Rahane, 1 run .Clips the length ball on leg to square leg for a quick single. 145ks .Around. Deep square and deep-mid out\nStarc to Narine, 1 leg bye .Field was set for the bumper, the ball was shortish but more back of length. 140ks, .lands just outside leg and hits the thigh pad after beating the pull. Pops leg side .Over the wicket\nStarc to Rahane, SIX runs .Swept on the rise! Rahane gets deep in the crease, crouches, had the knee just above .the ground while picking the length ball off the stumps. It sails over square leg\nStarc to Rahane, FOUR runs .Overcompensation from Starc. Goes for the yorker, bowls a low full toss on the pads, .gets flicked through midwicket .Around\nStarc to Rahane, 1 run .146ks. Another yorker attempt. Ends up as a full ball on middle and leg, glanced to deep .fine leg\nMukesh Kumar to Rahane, FOUR runs .Cut due to the line more than length. That was fuller side of length, fifth-stump line and .Rahane got the horizontal bat out in flow\nMukesh Kumar to Rahane, FOUR runs .This is more of a slice but just as powerful and well timed. Off a length, in the channel, .top of the bounce too. Rahane stands upright and goes through with the drive\nMukesh Kumar to Rahane, no run .Makes room, gets yorked. It was at the stumps, looks to jam it through point. Gets it off .the toe to short fine leg . .DC in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .10 .WKTS .16 .ECON .9.82 .AVE .36.43\nMukesh Kumar to Rahane, 1 wide .Goes past the pull. Appeal for caught behind brings out the wide call. Seemed like a .back-of-length ball, angle in was sharp\nMukesh Kumar to Rahane, 1 run .Starc saves three. Gets low to the left and gets both hands on the racing ball at point. .Low fully outside off, Rahane timed the square drive nicely .Kevin Pietersen, on air, says Axar Patel didn't bowl in the powerplay because of Sunil .Narine's presence.\nMukesh Kumar to Narine, 1 run .Makes room, gets followed by the full ball. He manages to squeeze a drive to cover .along the ground\nMukesh Kumar to Rahane, no run .Overpitched on off, 139ks, flicked to midwicket. .This is KKR's second-highest powerplay score against DC and they take the Timeout\nNigam to Narine, 1 run .Wide on a length, very slow, cut to sweeper cover\nNigam to Rahane, FOUR runs .Expertly placed back-foot flick. Fielder charges from deep midwicket but has no chance. .Was a shortish ball on leg that was chipped\nNigam to Rahane, 1 run .Touch fuller on leg, clipped through midwicket . .Sunil Narine vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .445 .OUTS .26 .4s\/6s .23\/41 .SR .174.50 .AVE .17.11\nNigam to Narine, OUT .Pinned lbw, that looked dead. Narine slogged across the line but the 97ks legbreak .landed right in front of middle and straightened a touch, skidded through to beat bat .and hit him on the back pad as it slanted towards the ground. .Sunil Narine lbw b Nigam 27 (16b 2x4 2x6 38m) SR: 168.75\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs .Loopy legbreak outside off, overpitched, driven through cover\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .Slip's out after one ball and that's where the edge goes... Vipraj getting turn and bounce .is a positive for DC though. Fuller side of length around off, went through fourth; .Raghuvanshi was tentative on the open-faced defensive push. He actually went .searching, bat faced point by the time he was done - but got away with it\nAxar Patel to Rahane, no run .Fullish on the pads, beaten on the flick\nAxar Patel to Rahane, OUT .Rahane does a Ponting, walks away before being given LBW. Was a length ball from .around the wicket that landed around fourth and skidded straight. Rahane's feet were .jammed and he was beaten on the flick both by angle and pace. Hawk-Eye shows that .was smashing leg. Couple of quick wickets for DC after KKR's flier .Ajinkya Rahane lbw b Patel 26 (14b 4x4 1x6 22m) SR: 185.71\nAxar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Fullish, touch slow, outside off; driven to long-off\nAxar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Dances down and flicks the full ball through midwicket\nAxar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .Iyer backs away and drives off the back foot through cover. Not much width there, was .length too, but the shot made the ball look short and wide\nAxar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Dances down and flicks the quickish length ball to the bowler\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Fullish outside off, driven to cover point\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Full on middle and off, 97ks legbreak, driven to cover\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Same pace, length ball on off. It spun in, so might have been a googly, cramped .Raghuvanshi who looked to get on the back foot. Adjusted the shot late, bunted it into .the pitch\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs .Looped and that's a step-hit over the bowler. Stock ball again, Vipraj looks for spin but .bowls a touch too full, the forward stride was on point, got the batter close to the pitch. .The bat swing was controlled too\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs .Inside out over extra this time. Timing is as terrific as the placement. Raghuvanshi lifted .that length ball on the rise, he had a bit of width to work with. Hit it with the spin too . .Angkrish Raghuvanshi vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .88 .OUTS .1 .4s\/6s .10\/3 .SR .172.54 .AVE .88.00\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs .Flicks the fullish ball at the stumps through midwicket .Not as bad an over as the results suggest\nAxar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs .On the back foot early. Iyer flicks it from leg stump through square leg\nAxar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT .Iyer skies it straight up and bags a single-figure score. The 90ks fullish ball was angling .away well outside off, Iyer had a big swipe across the line. He was reaching out, may .have wanted to hit it across too, got it right off the bottom. Vipraj takes a few strides .from cover to take a simple catch .Venkatesh Iyer c Nigam b Patel 7 (5b 1x4 0x6 7m) SR: 140\nAxar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Full on off, worked to long-on .Around to the rhb\nAxar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Full on leg, flicked towards midwicket. Axar runs across and stops it\nAxar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Length outside off, punched to the bowler's right\nAxar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Shortish on top of middle, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket .DC have a lot of runs but need to rebuild. Kuldeep still has four. How will this innings .go? Find out with Sudarshanan\nKuldeep to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs .Fuller ball on off, 86.5kph, he leans forward, flicks it through midwicket and hares back .for two\nKuldeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Quicker one on middle and leg, tucked away forward of square on the on side\nKuldeep to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .Walloped! Half-tracker on middle and leg, looks like the wrong'un. Enough time for Rinku .to go back and pull it over square leg\nKuldeep to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Spins away from a fullish length, patted through cover\nKuldeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Googly, fuller around off, he comes forward with bat and pad close, taps it well in front .of point\nKuldeep to Rinku Singh, no run .Flatter and on a length on off, punched off the back foot to cover. The one dot ball in the .Kuldeep over\nAxar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Flatter on off, clipped through midwicket\nAxar Patel to Rinku Singh, 2 runs .Flatter and on a length on middle and leg, clipped through midwicket for a brace\nAxar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Fuller on middle, flicked down to long-on\nAxar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Fuller on middle, nudged through midwicket\nAxar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Slower through the air outside off, on a length, slapped to deep cover\nAxar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .Powers the cut away, so much so that backward point dives and gets a hand but still it .races away. Shorter and quicker outside off, Raghuvanshi goes deep in his crease and .slashes it\nKuldeep to Rinku Singh, no run .Fuller around off, pushed to the off side\nKuldeep to Rinku Singh, no run .Floated up on middle, he comes down the track and chips it towards extra cover\nKuldeep to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Fuller on middle, clipped through midwicket\nKuldeep to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Just short of short fine leg. Du Plessis dives forward after getting to his right and yet it .does not carry. This was down leg and Raghuvanshi went for the sweep, top-edging it .almost straight to the man in the ring\nKuldeep to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Fuller on leg, defended back down the surface\nKuldeep to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Anticipates the charge and throws it wider, he reaches out and drives the wrong'un .straight to cover. Good over from Kuldeep this\nAxar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Rinku reverses but gets just one. The length ball lands outside leg, and he manages to .hit it straight to deep backward point\nAxar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Full on off, driven back to Axar . .Axar Patel vs KKR in T20s .INNS .22 .WKTS .17 .ECON .7.09 .AVE .31.52\nAxar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Flatter length ball outside off, punched down to long-off off the back foot\nAxar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 wide .Throws it well wide outside off, easy leave\nAxar Patel to Rinku Singh, no run .Fires it down leg, full as well, he misses the tuck. Not called wide though. Half an appeal .but not much thought later. Turns out there was a feather of an edge!\nAxar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Length ball slanting away, flat-batted down to long-on\nAxar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Lands it on a length on middle, 90.5kph, looked like the arm ball, he clips it through .midwicket. End of a fine spell from Axar .Timeout\nKuldeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Spinning in on a length on leg, clipped through square leg\nKuldeep to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .Pulled away in fine fashion. Short again from Kuldeep, Rinku has enough time to .hammer it through midwicket\nKuldeep to Rinku Singh, 2 runs .Spinning away from a length outside off, sliced through point for a brace\nKuldeep to Rinku Singh, no run .Cuts the awayspinning length ball to backward point\nKuldeep to Rinku Singh, SIX runs .Nimble feet from Rinku and he gets a maximum. Flighted wide outside off, full in length, .Rinku gives the charge, reaches it and deposits it right over the bowler\nKuldeep to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .More use of the feet from Rinku. Charges down to get to the pitch of the ball and hits it .straight over the non-striker this time, 17 runs off the first over after the timeout\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, (no ball) .Fantastic effort from Axar but will go down as a drop. He leaps high, uses every bit of .his height to get both hands to it but fails to hang on. Raghuvanshi looks to go inside .out and it almost cost him. Wouldn't have mattered because Nigam has overstepped .Free hit\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Darts a short-of-length ball outside off, skewed off the outer half to long-off\nNigam to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Quicker and flatter down leg, he goes for the sweep but gloves it towards short fine leg\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Fuller outside off, eased to sweeper cover\nNigam to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Fuller and wider outside off, 99.2kph, slapped to the left of backward point\nNigam to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Lands it on a length on off and middle, 97.3kph, goes back to heave it away to long-on\nNigam to Rinku Singh, 1 wide .Floated full down leg, he misses the sweep. Called wide this time\nNigam to Rinku Singh, 2 runs .Flatter length ball on leg, nudged through midwicket for a double\nChameera to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Starts wide of the crease and spears a very wide yorker, 138.6kph, Raghuvanshi leaves .it thinking it to be a wide but it lands inside the tramline\nChameera to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .The good ol'd French cut comes to Raghuvanshi's aid. A similar delivery from .Chameera - a very wide yorker. He reaches out to it away from his body, gets a thick .inside edge well wide of the keeper and short fine leg\nChameera to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Perfect yorker on middle and leg, squeezed through midwicket .The entire middle overs phase was bowled by spinners today, and it is only the second .time this season, Deep Gadhia tells me.. MI had done so against CSK at Chepauk .before\nChameera to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Another wide yorker outside off, he squeezes it to short fine leg off the inside edge\nChameera to A Raghuvanshi, OUT .All height, no distance. Raghuvanshi had to go for it and he goes irrespective, given .KKR's batting might in the dugout. Charges down the track early, giving himself the .room. Chameera bowls the legcutter outside off. He reaches out and slices it straight to .sweeper cover. End of a fine innings, perhaps at the right time for KKR .Angkrish Raghuvanshi c Nair b Chameera 44 (32b 3x4 2x6 39m) SR: 137.5\nChameera to Russell, 1 wide .Bowls it very full and wide outside off, Russell watches it through. Called wide, and DC .don't contest it\nChameera to Russell, no run .Yorker again, outside the sixth stump, Dre Russ looks to squeeze it out but misses. .Seven runs and a wicket to start the death overs phase for DC\nNigam to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Half-tracker angling away, he pulls it down the ground. Starc has to cover a lot of .ground to his right at long-on and keeps it down to just one\nNigam to Russell, 1 run .Quicker legbreak on middle and leg, he taps it to the on side and sprints. Kuldeep .charging to the all from midwicket didn't deter Dre Russ . .DC in death overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .10 .WKTS .16 .ECON .10.35 .AVE .22.00\nNigam to Rinku Singh, OUT .Rinkooooooo..... goneee!!! Thought he had connected it well. This is what Rinku had .done all the hard work for - to cash in at the death. He misses out and admonishes .himself as he walks back. Gets down to play the slog but hits it straight to Starc at the .edge of the long-on boundary .Rinku Singh c Starc b Nigam 36 (25b 3x4 1x6 32m) SR: 144\nNigam to Powell, no run .Googly on off and middle, wristed to the on side. Axar sprints from midwicket, dives and .half-stops it but wrings his left hand in pain. Must have slammed the surface hard. And .Axar is off the field straightaway\nNigam to Powell, no run .Huge appeal for lbw, not given. And Nigam shakes his head about the review. The .googly beats Powell on the inside and hits him high on the back leg\nNigam to Powell, FOUR runs .Smartly done. Powell moves across the stumps and paddles the googly fine. Looked .like he anticipated the wrong'un and executed it well, not letting the previous ball affect .him\nChameera to Russell, 1 run .Very full and wide outside off, squeezed to deep point\nChameera to Powell, 1 wide .Spears it full and wide, it goes outside the tramline. He will have to re-bowl that\nChameera to Powell, 1 wide .Full and wide again, Powell tries to reach out but misses. And wide called again\nChameera to Powell, 1 run .Low full toss just outside off, heaved off the inner half to long-on, 133.2kph\nChameera to Russell, FOUR runs .Oh dear, dear. Nair, what have you done? Chameera got this absolutely spot-on - the full .and wide ball that Russell can only slap to deep cover. But the spin undoes Nair\nChameera to Russell, FOUR runs .And now the outside edge is Russell's friend. Full and very wide outside off, would have .been wide had he let it be. But Dre Russ throws his hands at that and gets the toe end .very fine, just wide of short third\nChameera to Russell, 1 wide .Goes for the same line again, Chameera, 131.6kph, and Russell leaves it be this time\nChameera to Russell, no run .Another dot as Chameera gets the full and wide ball right, 142.6kph, drilled straight to .cover . .Andre Russell vs Dushmantha Chameera .BALLS .23 .RUNS .26 .OUTS .3 .SR .113.04 .4s\/6s .3\/1\nChameera to Russell, 1 run .Superbly done from Chameera, a 141.9-kph yorker outside off, Russell can only squeeze .it wide of cover. Three wides, two fours and the rest of it was fantastic\nStarc to Russell, SIX runs .Russell muscle on show! He stays deep in the crease, prepared for the yorker. And Starc .jussst misses the mark and bowls a low full toss that he gets under and deposits it .wayyyyy over the sight-screen\nStarc to Russell, 1 wide .Bangs it short, he ducks, and called wide. DC want to have another look. They lose a .review as it is well above Russell's head . .Andre Russell vs Mitchell Starc .BALLS .25 .RUNS .61 .OUTS .0 .SR .244.00 .4s\/6s .1\/8\nStarc to Russell, 1 leg bye .Angles it down leg from around the stumps, 144.5kph, he misses. Porel has to leap to .his left but he cannot prevent the bye. Starc thinks it brushed Russell's pad and has a .chat with du Plessis. DC review again, and the ball indeed flicked his pad\nStarc to Powell, OUT .Pinned in front, given out lbw! Starc strikes but now Powell wants to review. He was .almost starting to walk off. Full and straight on middle and leg from around the stumps, .he was deep in th ecrease and misses the tuck, clearly beaten for pace. Three reds and .Powell has to continue his trudge back .Rovman Powell lbw b Starc 5 (5b 1x4 0x6 15m) SR: 100\nStarc to Roy, OUT .THE FLYING CHAMEERA HAS PULLED OFF A SCREAMERRRRRRR! The catch of IPL .2025? Perhaps! Full and on the pad, Roy flicks it nonchalantly over square leg. Looks to .be destined to go for a maximum but deep backward square leg charges to his left and .flings himself towards the ball and hangs on .Anukul Roy c Chameera b Starc 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nStarc to Harshit Rana, OUT .It is a hat-trick but for KKR! Hold on, Starc reckons there's an outside edge and DC .review. It is full and just outside off, Rana swings hard at it but seems to have missed it. .Russell wants to take the bye and sprints to the other end. Porel meanwhile takes aim, .shoots and hits the stumps at his end, Russell has to keep running back to the dugout .Andre Russell run out (\u2020Abishek Porel) 17 (9b 2x4 1x6 25m) SR: 188.88\nStarc to Varun, 1 run .Back of a length on middle and leg, he backs away and swats it to mid-off. KKR finish .on 204 for 9","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs DC, 48th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Starc to Gurbaz, FOUR runs A bit of swing in but overpitched, it's on off-stump. Gurbaz didn't take much of a stride, was in front of leg stump - beside the ball's line - and drove with the full face. Races past the bowler\n Starc to Gurbaz, no run Confusion in running, both batters a third of the way down before Narine sends Gurbaz back. No danger in the end. Was a shortish ball at the hip that beat the pull and popped towards square leg BALLS 1715 WKTS 75 4s\/6s 277\/48 ECON 7.42 AVE 28.30\n Starc to Gurbaz, no run Cut nicely, that's reassuring for the batters. The 141ks ball came on nicely off a length, had width too. Gurbaz timed it well but found point Slip's out already\n Starc to Gurbaz, no run Length around fourth, defended towards point. Fielder swoops in to deny the single\n Starc to Gurbaz, no run Bumper beats pull. Starc smiles. That was above middle stump, around shoulder-height; Gurbaz went back in the crease and looked to go square. Beaten for pace\n Starc to Gurbaz, FOUR runs Starc goes back in search of swing and gets square driven through point. The seventh-stump ball didn't swing and was overpitched, was smothered into the ground on one knee by Gurbaz\n Chameera to Narine, SIX runs Narine slides leg side and pumps it over the bowler. 140ks full ball just down leg, no swing. Too full and Narine was able to get underneath and drive through the line. Didn't look like Chameera was looking to follow Narine. Sunil Narine in IPL, 2025 INNS 9 RUNS 157 SR 180.45 AVE 22.42 HS 44\n Chameera to Narine, 1 wide This time Chameera does try to cramp Narine as he makes room, but the overpitched ball is well down leg. Narine, with the front leg cleared, lets it pass\n Chameera to Narine, 2 runs At the ankles again, Narine clears the front leg and clips it through wide mid-on\n Chameera to Narine, FOUR runs Chipped just over the leaping midwicket fielder. This one did swing in a touch and Narine was backing away again, didn't wind up properly but shovelled the ball up and over anyway BALLS 1000 WKTS 41 4s\/6s 180\/42 ECON 8.57 AVE 34.85\n Chameera to Narine, 1 wide Defensive bowling continues. Back of length, trying to follow Narine as he made room. Too far down leg, past the attempted pull it goes\n Chameera to Narine, SIX runs One-handed biff with full extension. The wind-up was big but slow, the downswing was where the bat picked up pace to launch the fullish slower ball over midwicket. Taken from the stumps\n Chameera to Narine, 1 run Leg-stump yorker attempted, it lands on a full length. Narine makes room and thrashes it to long-on\n Chameera to Gurbaz, FOUR runs French cut off the slower ball takes it perilously close to the stumps, but it goes past the keeper and real fine. Ball was on a fuller side of length around fifth stump, Gurbaz leant across and tried to push it towards cover. Played in front of the body 25 off the over, a touch unlucky but the set plan to Narine - of going full and at the legs - did not work\n Starc to Narine, 1 run Low full toss on leg, clipped through the leg side\n Starc to Gurbaz, FOUR runs Cross seam or scramble? Looks like scramble to me, Knight on air says cross though. Either way, the 134ks ball was shortish and at the stumps, Gurbaz top edged a pull that went over the keeper Around RUNS 3486 OUTS 137 4s\/6s 306\/227 SR 146.04 AVE 25.44\n Starc to Gurbaz, no run Wide yorker, close to the tramline, Gurbaz has his feet planted and reaches out with his torso to try and jam it square. Misses Over the wicket\n Starc to Gurbaz, FOUR runs Test-length, Test-line, Test dab wide of short third. Three-quarter length on fourth, Gurbaz angled the vertical bat towards cover and played it late\n Starc to Gurbaz, SIX runs Uses the pace and hooks the short ball. Looked like Gurbaz got the eyes off the ball, head down too, upon impact but the bat swing was free\n Starc to Gurbaz, OUT Appeal for caught behind. Starc is convinced. Umpires confer, send it upstairs. Was this a bump ball or a call for fair catch? Third ump says bump ball. The attempted yorker at 140ks landed beside the the batter's front foot. It was angling in towards off, Gurbaz tried to jam it with a straightish bat. There was a small gap between bat and pad, and he did indeed get an edge as the toe of the bat dug into the ground. The ball hovered and went low to Porel's right. He took it cleanly. KKR's highest opening stand for the season so far ends \n Mukesh Kumar to Narine, no run Bouncer angling in over fourth, let go\n Mukesh Kumar to Narine, no run Yorker on middle, jams a drive to cover\n Mukesh Kumar to Narine, no run Narine clears the front leg, sees the 128ks short ball sponge high over fifth stump and lets it go. One bouncer for the over, square-leg ump signals\n Mukesh Kumar to Narine, FOUR runs Pulled over wide mid-on. Heck of a shot given it was a 142ks hard-length ball angling in over middle. Narine cleared the front leg and flat-batted it on top of the bounce\n Mukesh Kumar to Narine, 1 wide Yorker angling sharply down leg. Narine cleared the front leg before twirling to get it out the way and let the ball go\n Mukesh Kumar to Narine, 1 run Length on top of leg, 140ks, pulled hard again. This time it's not middled. Along the ground, to long-on, it goes Ajinkya Rahane vs Mukesh Kumar BALLS 2 RUNS 0 OUTS 1 SR 0.00 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Mukesh Kumar to Rahane, no run Fullish ball just outside off, 141ks, punched neatly to mid-off KKR off to a flier. DC have tried quite a few yorkers already. They've tried to cramp Narine for room but it's not mattered much to him. He's kept swinging\n Starc to Narine, 1 leg bye Ouch, that'll sting. Narine was backing away again and got followed by a length ball. He lifted the front leg and tried to pull it behind square. It hit the thigh and popped to the side Ajinkya Rahane vs Mitchell Starc BALLS 29 RUNS 32 OUTS 1 SR 110.34 4s\/6s 5\/0\n Starc to Rahane, 1 run Clips the length ball on leg to square leg for a quick single. 145ks Around. Deep square and deep-mid out\n Starc to Narine, 1 leg bye Field was set for the bumper, the ball was shortish but more back of length. 140ks, lands just outside leg and hits the thigh pad after beating the pull. Pops leg side Over the wicket\n Starc to Rahane, SIX runs Swept on the rise! Rahane gets deep in the crease, crouches, had the knee just above the ground while picking the length ball off the stumps. It sails over square leg\n Starc to Rahane, FOUR runs Overcompensation from Starc. Goes for the yorker, bowls a low full toss on the pads, gets flicked through midwicket Around\n Starc to Rahane, 1 run 146ks. Another yorker attempt. Ends up as a full ball on middle and leg, glanced to deep fine leg\n Mukesh Kumar to Rahane, FOUR runs Cut due to the line more than length. That was fuller side of length, fifth-stump line and Rahane got the horizontal bat out in flow\n Mukesh Kumar to Rahane, FOUR runs This is more of a slice but just as powerful and well timed. Off a length, in the channel, top of the bounce too. Rahane stands upright and goes through with the drive\n Mukesh Kumar to Rahane, no run Makes room, gets yorked. It was at the stumps, looks to jam it through point. Gets it off the toe to short fine leg INNS 10 WKTS 16 ECON 9.82 AVE 36.43\n Mukesh Kumar to Rahane, 1 wide Goes past the pull. Appeal for caught behind brings out the wide call. Seemed like a back-of-length ball, angle in was sharp\n Mukesh Kumar to Rahane, 1 run Starc saves three. Gets low to the left and gets both hands on the racing ball at point. Low fully outside off, Rahane timed the square drive nicely Kevin Pietersen, on air, says Axar Patel didn't bowl in the powerplay because of Sunil Narine's presence.\n Mukesh Kumar to Narine, 1 run Makes room, gets followed by the full ball. He manages to squeeze a drive to cover along the ground\n Mukesh Kumar to Rahane, no run Overpitched on off, 139ks, flicked to midwicket. This is KKR's second-highest powerplay score against DC and they take the Timeout\n Nigam to Narine, 1 run Wide on a length, very slow, cut to sweeper cover\n Nigam to Rahane, FOUR runs Expertly placed back-foot flick. Fielder charges from deep midwicket but has no chance. Was a shortish ball on leg that was chipped\n Nigam to Rahane, 1 run Touch fuller on leg, clipped through midwicket Sunil Narine vs legspin in T20s RUNS 445 OUTS 26 4s\/6s 23\/41 SR 174.50 AVE 17.11\n Nigam to Narine, OUT Pinned lbw, that looked dead. Narine slogged across the line but the 97ks legbreak landed right in front of middle and straightened a touch, skidded through to beat bat and hit him on the back pad as it slanted towards the ground. \n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs Loopy legbreak outside off, overpitched, driven through cover\n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs Slip's out after one ball and that's where the edge goes... Vipraj getting turn and bounce is a positive for DC though. Fuller side of length around off, went through fourth; Raghuvanshi was tentative on the open-faced defensive push. He actually went searching, bat faced point by the time he was done - but got away with it\n Axar Patel to Rahane, no run Fullish on the pads, beaten on the flick\n Axar Patel to Rahane, OUT Rahane does a Ponting, walks away before being given LBW. Was a length ball from around the wicket that landed around fourth and skidded straight. Rahane's feet were jammed and he was beaten on the flick both by angle and pace. Hawk-Eye shows that was smashing leg. Couple of quick wickets for DC after KKR's flier \n Axar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Fullish, touch slow, outside off; driven to long-off\n Axar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Dances down and flicks the full ball through midwicket\n Axar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs Iyer backs away and drives off the back foot through cover. Not much width there, was length too, but the shot made the ball look short and wide\n Axar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Dances down and flicks the quickish length ball to the bowler\n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, no run Fullish outside off, driven to cover point\n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, no run Full on middle and off, 97ks legbreak, driven to cover\n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, no run Same pace, length ball on off. It spun in, so might have been a googly, cramped Raghuvanshi who looked to get on the back foot. Adjusted the shot late, bunted it into the pitch\n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs Looped and that's a step-hit over the bowler. Stock ball again, Vipraj looks for spin but bowls a touch too full, the forward stride was on point, got the batter close to the pitch. The bat swing was controlled too\n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs Inside out over extra this time. Timing is as terrific as the placement. Raghuvanshi lifted that length ball on the rise, he had a bit of width to work with. Hit it with the spin too Angkrish Raghuvanshi vs legspin in T20s RUNS 88 OUTS 1 4s\/6s 10\/3 SR 172.54 AVE 88.00\n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs Flicks the fullish ball at the stumps through midwicket Not as bad an over as the results suggest\n Axar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs On the back foot early. Iyer flicks it from leg stump through square leg\n Axar Patel to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT Iyer skies it straight up and bags a single-figure score. The 90ks fullish ball was angling away well outside off, Iyer had a big swipe across the line. He was reaching out, may have wanted to hit it across too, got it right off the bottom. Vipraj takes a few strides from cover to take a simple catch \n Axar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 run Full on off, worked to long-on Around to the rhb\n Axar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Full on leg, flicked towards midwicket. Axar runs across and stops it\n Axar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 run Length outside off, punched to the bowler's right\n Axar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Shortish on top of middle, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket DC have a lot of runs but need to rebuild. Kuldeep still has four. How will this innings go? Find out with Sudarshanan\n Kuldeep to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs Fuller ball on off, 86.5kph, he leans forward, flicks it through midwicket and hares back for two\n Kuldeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Quicker one on middle and leg, tucked away forward of square on the on side\n Kuldeep to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs Walloped! Half-tracker on middle and leg, looks like the wrong'un. Enough time for Rinku to go back and pull it over square leg\n Kuldeep to Rinku Singh, 1 run Spins away from a fullish length, patted through cover\n Kuldeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Googly, fuller around off, he comes forward with bat and pad close, taps it well in front of point\n Kuldeep to Rinku Singh, no run Flatter and on a length on off, punched off the back foot to cover. The one dot ball in the Kuldeep over\n Axar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Flatter on off, clipped through midwicket\n Axar Patel to Rinku Singh, 2 runs Flatter and on a length on middle and leg, clipped through midwicket for a brace\n Axar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 run Fuller on middle, flicked down to long-on\n Axar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Fuller on middle, nudged through midwicket\n Axar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 run Slower through the air outside off, on a length, slapped to deep cover\n Axar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs Powers the cut away, so much so that backward point dives and gets a hand but still it races away. Shorter and quicker outside off, Raghuvanshi goes deep in his crease and slashes it\n Kuldeep to Rinku Singh, no run Fuller around off, pushed to the off side\n Kuldeep to Rinku Singh, no run Floated up on middle, he comes down the track and chips it towards extra cover\n Kuldeep to Rinku Singh, 1 run Fuller on middle, clipped through midwicket\n Kuldeep to A Raghuvanshi, no run Just short of short fine leg. Du Plessis dives forward after getting to his right and yet it does not carry. This was down leg and Raghuvanshi went for the sweep, top-edging it almost straight to the man in the ring\n Kuldeep to A Raghuvanshi, no run Fuller on leg, defended back down the surface\n Kuldeep to A Raghuvanshi, no run Anticipates the charge and throws it wider, he reaches out and drives the wrong'un straight to cover. Good over from Kuldeep this\n Axar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 run Rinku reverses but gets just one. The length ball lands outside leg, and he manages to hit it straight to deep backward point\n Axar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, no run Full on off, driven back to Axar Axar Patel vs KKR in T20s INNS 22 WKTS 17 ECON 7.09 AVE 31.52\n Axar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Flatter length ball outside off, punched down to long-off off the back foot\n Axar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 wide Throws it well wide outside off, easy leave\n Axar Patel to Rinku Singh, no run Fires it down leg, full as well, he misses the tuck. Not called wide though. Half an appeal but not much thought later. Turns out there was a feather of an edge!\n Axar Patel to Rinku Singh, 1 run Length ball slanting away, flat-batted down to long-on\n Axar Patel to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Lands it on a length on middle, 90.5kph, looked like the arm ball, he clips it through midwicket. End of a fine spell from Axar Timeout\n Kuldeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Spinning in on a length on leg, clipped through square leg\n Kuldeep to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs Pulled away in fine fashion. Short again from Kuldeep, Rinku has enough time to hammer it through midwicket\n Kuldeep to Rinku Singh, 2 runs Spinning away from a length outside off, sliced through point for a brace\n Kuldeep to Rinku Singh, no run Cuts the awayspinning length ball to backward point\n Kuldeep to Rinku Singh, SIX runs Nimble feet from Rinku and he gets a maximum. Flighted wide outside off, full in length, Rinku gives the charge, reaches it and deposits it right over the bowler\n Kuldeep to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs More use of the feet from Rinku. Charges down to get to the pitch of the ball and hits it straight over the non-striker this time, 17 runs off the first over after the timeout\n Fantastic effort from Axar but will go down as a drop. He leaps high, uses every bit of his height to get both hands to it but fails to hang on. Raghuvanshi looks to go inside out and it almost cost him. Wouldn't have mattered because Nigam has overstepped Free hit\n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Darts a short-of-length ball outside off, skewed off the outer half to long-off\n Nigam to Rinku Singh, 1 run Quicker and flatter down leg, he goes for the sweep but gloves it towards short fine leg\n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Fuller outside off, eased to sweeper cover\n Nigam to Rinku Singh, 1 run Fuller and wider outside off, 99.2kph, slapped to the left of backward point\n Nigam to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Lands it on a length on off and middle, 97.3kph, goes back to heave it away to long-on\n Nigam to Rinku Singh, 1 wide Floated full down leg, he misses the sweep. Called wide this time\n Nigam to Rinku Singh, 2 runs Flatter length ball on leg, nudged through midwicket for a double\n Chameera to A Raghuvanshi, no run Starts wide of the crease and spears a very wide yorker, 138.6kph, Raghuvanshi leaves it thinking it to be a wide but it lands inside the tramline\n Chameera to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs The good ol'd French cut comes to Raghuvanshi's aid. A similar delivery from Chameera - a very wide yorker. He reaches out to it away from his body, gets a thick inside edge well wide of the keeper and short fine leg\n Chameera to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Perfect yorker on middle and leg, squeezed through midwicket The entire middle overs phase was bowled by spinners today, and it is only the second time this season, Deep Gadhia tells me.. MI had done so against CSK at Chepauk before\n Chameera to Rinku Singh, 1 run Another wide yorker outside off, he squeezes it to short fine leg off the inside edge\n Chameera to A Raghuvanshi, OUT All height, no distance. Raghuvanshi had to go for it and he goes irrespective, given KKR's batting might in the dugout. Charges down the track early, giving himself the room. Chameera bowls the legcutter outside off. He reaches out and slices it straight to sweeper cover. End of a fine innings, perhaps at the right time for KKR \n Chameera to Russell, 1 wide Bowls it very full and wide outside off, Russell watches it through. Called wide, and DC don't contest it\n Chameera to Russell, no run Yorker again, outside the sixth stump, Dre Russ looks to squeeze it out but misses. Seven runs and a wicket to start the death overs phase for DC\n Nigam to Rinku Singh, 1 run Half-tracker angling away, he pulls it down the ground. Starc has to cover a lot of ground to his right at long-on and keeps it down to just one\n Nigam to Russell, 1 run Quicker legbreak on middle and leg, he taps it to the on side and sprints. Kuldeep charging to the all from midwicket didn't deter Dre Russ INNS 10 WKTS 16 ECON 10.35 AVE 22.00\n Nigam to Rinku Singh, OUT Rinkooooooo..... goneee!!! Thought he had connected it well. This is what Rinku had done all the hard work for - to cash in at the death. He misses out and admonishes himself as he walks back. Gets down to play the slog but hits it straight to Starc at the edge of the long-on boundary \n Nigam to Powell, no run Googly on off and middle, wristed to the on side. Axar sprints from midwicket, dives and half-stops it but wrings his left hand in pain. Must have slammed the surface hard. And Axar is off the field straightaway\n Nigam to Powell, no run Huge appeal for lbw, not given. And Nigam shakes his head about the review. The googly beats Powell on the inside and hits him high on the back leg\n Nigam to Powell, FOUR runs Smartly done. Powell moves across the stumps and paddles the googly fine. Looked like he anticipated the wrong'un and executed it well, not letting the previous ball affect him\n Chameera to Russell, 1 run Very full and wide outside off, squeezed to deep point\n Chameera to Powell, 1 wide Spears it full and wide, it goes outside the tramline. He will have to re-bowl that\n Chameera to Powell, 1 wide Full and wide again, Powell tries to reach out but misses. And wide called again\n Chameera to Powell, 1 run Low full toss just outside off, heaved off the inner half to long-on, 133.2kph\n Chameera to Russell, FOUR runs Oh dear, dear. Nair, what have you done? Chameera got this absolutely spot-on - the full and wide ball that Russell can only slap to deep cover. But the spin undoes Nair\n Chameera to Russell, FOUR runs And now the outside edge is Russell's friend. Full and very wide outside off, would have been wide had he let it be. But Dre Russ throws his hands at that and gets the toe end very fine, just wide of short third\n Chameera to Russell, 1 wide Goes for the same line again, Chameera, 131.6kph, and Russell leaves it be this time\n Chameera to Russell, no run Another dot as Chameera gets the full and wide ball right, 142.6kph, drilled straight to cover Andre Russell vs Dushmantha Chameera BALLS 23 RUNS 26 OUTS 3 SR 113.04 4s\/6s 3\/1\n Chameera to Russell, 1 run Superbly done from Chameera, a 141.9-kph yorker outside off, Russell can only squeeze it wide of cover. Three wides, two fours and the rest of it was fantastic\n Starc to Russell, SIX runs Russell muscle on show! He stays deep in the crease, prepared for the yorker. And Starc jussst misses the mark and bowls a low full toss that he gets under and deposits it wayyyyy over the sight-screen\n Starc to Russell, 1 wide Bangs it short, he ducks, and called wide. DC want to have another look. They lose a review as it is well above Russell's head Andre Russell vs Mitchell Starc BALLS 25 RUNS 61 OUTS 0 SR 244.00 4s\/6s 1\/8\n Starc to Russell, 1 leg bye Angles it down leg from around the stumps, 144.5kph, he misses. Porel has to leap to his left but he cannot prevent the bye. Starc thinks it brushed Russell's pad and has a chat with du Plessis. DC review again, and the ball indeed flicked his pad\n Starc to Powell, OUT Pinned in front, given out lbw! Starc strikes but now Powell wants to review. He was almost starting to walk off. Full and straight on middle and leg from around the stumps, he was deep in th ecrease and misses the tuck, clearly beaten for pace. Three reds and Powell has to continue his trudge back \n Starc to Roy, OUT THE FLYING CHAMEERA HAS PULLED OFF A SCREAMERRRRRRR! The catch of IPL 2025? Perhaps! Full and on the pad, Roy flicks it nonchalantly over square leg. Looks to be destined to go for a maximum but deep backward square leg charges to his left and flings himself towards the ball and hangs on \n Starc to Harshit Rana, OUT It is a hat-trick but for KKR! Hold on, Starc reckons there's an outside edge and DC review. It is full and just outside off, Rana swings hard at it but seems to have missed it. Russell wants to take the bye and sprints to the other end. Porel meanwhile takes aim, shoots and hits the stumps at his end, Russell has to keep running back to the dugout \n Starc to Varun, 1 run Back of a length on middle and leg, he backs away and swats it to mid-off. 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Mhatre hangs back, covers the slight away-swing and .taps it gently into the off side\nArora to Mhatre, OUT .soft, soft dismissal! Oh, to be 17 and to feel this game's keen and sometimes cruel .sting! Back of a length outside off, and this just sticks in the surface. Mhatre has .designs to go over cover point but the lack of pace off the surface means he scuffs his .shot completely. Floats it through to Rana in the ring and he makes no mistake. The .perfect start for KKR, and CSK under immediate pressure! .Ayush Mhatre c Harshit Rana b Arora 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nArora to Urvil Patel, no run .short and wide outside off. Urvil throws his hands at it but only swishes at thin air\nArora to Urvil Patel, SIX runs .oh, hello, and goodbye! This is the in-swinger and seems like Urvil has read this very .early. Moves across his stumps a little to this fullish ball on middle and off, and whips it .over the deep square leg fence! .See all photos\nArora to Urvil Patel, 1 wide .full and swinging further down leg. Urvil does not get bat on this and the umpire has to .indulge in some more exercise\nArora to Urvil Patel, 1 run .just short! Dug into the track just outside off. Urvil stands up tall and hacks at it. Clinks .it off the bottom part of the bat and that nearly carries to Rahane at mid wicket\nArora to Conway, no run .full and shaping away just outside off. Conway gets onto the front foot and pushes it .towards extra cover\nMoeen Ali to Urvil Patel, SIX runs .and Moeen gets welcomed with a maximum! Tossed up into the slot just outside off. .Urvil gets down on one knee and whacks it over deep mid wicket!\nMoeen Ali to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs .thumped on the up now! This is a drag-down outside off, a clear byproduct of what .happened the previous ball. Urvil waits for it and slaps it over mid off! .Deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg on the fence\nMoeen Ali to Urvil Patel, SIX runs .but neither can do anything, because Urvil has climbed into this too! Slower but .another slot ball on middle and leg. Urvil swings at it with abandon and smears it over .deep mid wicket! .See all photos\nMoeen Ali to Urvil Patel, 1 run .much shorter and spinning into the hips. Urvil sits back in his crease and heaves it .towards deep backward square leg .Around the wicket to Conway. Slip in place\nMoeen Ali to Conway, OUT .hot knife through butter, and Conway is outta here! Floated up beautifully on a full .length on middle and off. Conway looks to drive down the ground and plays for the turn, .but there isn't any. Plays down the wrong line, gets beaten on the inside and the ball .crashes into the top of leg stump. Excellent bowling, and Conway has to go back .without troubling the scorers! .Devon Conway b Ali 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 10m) SR: 0\nMoeen Ali to Ashwin, no run .flighted up full on off stump. Grips in the surface and spins appreciably. Well down leg .in the end and not called a wide. But Ashwin wants to review this. Too early in the piece .to review a wide? The third umpire says the ball would have hit the batter had he not .moved across. Ashwin, for what it is worth, did take a big stride across the stumps, .and CSK, just like that, burn a review! Ashwin, unsurprisingly, is not happy with the third .umpire's ruling...\nHarshit Rana to Urvil Patel, no run .back of a length outside off and this skids off the surface. Urvil has a waft at it and is .late on the stroke. Beaten for pace\nHarshit Rana to Urvil Patel, 1 run .safe! Off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Urvil has a huge swipe at it and cloths .it. Fortunately for him, it does not carry to Ramandeep at deep square\nHarshit Rana to Ashwin, FOUR runs .that has gone to the fence like a tracer bullet! Short and wide outside off. Ashwin rises .with the bounce, stands tall and cracks it through point!\nHarshit Rana to Ashwin, 1 leg bye .angled in on a length on leg stump. Ashwin is a touch late on the flick and the ball .dribbles off his pad into the on side\nHarshit Rana to Urvil Patel, SIX runs .fetch that too, says Urvil Patel! Another slower ball, on a back of a length outside off. .Urvil reads it like the morning's newspaper and dumps it over wide long on!\nHarshit Rana to Urvil Patel, OUT .flies off the outside edge and Chakravarthy snaffles it up! Fullish outside off, daring .Urvil to go off-side, and this is where the youngster fails. Not for a lack of effort, though. .He threw the kitchen sink and a bit more at it but just lost his shape a touch. Sharp, .sharp work by Chakravarthy to his left at short third, and that, in the context of the .game, looks like a big wicket! .Urvil Patel c Varun b Harshit Rana 31 (11b 1x4 4x6 16m) SR: 281.81\nMoeen Ali to Ashwin, 1 run .flighted up full outside off. Ashwin stretches forward and works it towards deep mid .wicket .Around the wicket, with a slip in place\nMoeen Ali to Jadeja, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Jadeja goes back and taps it towards mid on to get off .the mark\nMoeen Ali to Ashwin, 2 runs .shortish outside off. Ashwin hangs deep in his crease and punches it crisply off the .back foot between extra cover and cover point. Back for a brace\nMoeen Ali to Ashwin, 1 run .back of a length, spinning in towards the pads. Ashwin eases it towards deep backward .square leg\nMoeen Ali to Jadeja, no run .back of a length just outside off. Jadeja sits deep in his crease and hurriedly jabs it .towards point\nMoeen Ali to Jadeja, 1 run .angled in on a back of a length on middle and leg. Jadeja turns it towards square leg .and looks at Ashwin, who responds and scurries across\nHarshit Rana to Jadeja, no run .back of a length just outside off. Jadeja gets up on his toes and meets the ball right .under his eyes\nHarshit Rana to Jadeja, SIX runs .bang! Jadeja lands his first punch! Back of a length on leg stump and Jadeja pre-empts .the length. Marches down the track and wallops it over mid wicket!\nHarshit Rana to Jadeja, FOUR runs .deft, deft touch! Slower ball on a length outside off. Jadeja goes back and across, waits .for the ball and then scythes it to short third's left! .Sampath tells me tonight is only the second time both CSK openers got out for a duck in .an IPL match. The other instance was back in 2008 against RR in Jaipur.\nHarshit Rana to Jadeja, 2 runs .banged into the track on leg stump. Rushes onto Jadeja and he helps it away past short .fine leg for a brace. Might have come off the glove actually\nHarshit Rana to Jadeja, 1 run .off-pace on a back of a length on leg stump. Jadeja turns it into the vacant square leg .region and ambles across to the other end\nHarshit Rana to Ashwin, OUT .in the air and taken! Ashwin bites the dust too, and CSK are four down inside five .overs! Back of a length outside off. Ashwin looks to drive on the up but like Mhatre .earlier in the innings, he cannot get on top of the bounce. Flays at it uppishly and .Raghuvanshi is on hand at backward point to gobble up the chance. Ashwin cannot .believe what he has done, but he has to trudge back, with CSK now in more than a spot .of bother! .Ravichandran Ashwin c Raghuvanshi b Harshit Rana 8 (7b 1x4 0x6 18m) SR: 114.28\nVarun to Jadeja, FOUR runs .shot! Floated up but floated up into the slot on middle and off. Jadeja plants his front .foot and bangs it over the bowler's head!\nVarun to Jadeja, OUT .chopped on, and Chakravarthy is into the wicket-taking action too! Jadeja departs, and .CSK are now five down! Back of a length just outside off and this is an away-going .delivery. Jadeja looks to dab it away but is a little early on the stroke. Gets a thick inside .edge and that cannons back into the stumps. Jadeja, after a sprightly cameo, has to .walk off and CSK in all sorts of trouble now! .Ravindra Jadeja b Varun 19 (10b 2x4 1x6 13m) SR: 190\nVarun to Dube, 1 run .fired in full on the stumps. Dube pokes it towards mid off and hurtles across to the .other end to get off the mark .Slip for Brevis too\nVarun to Brevis, 1 run .oh my! Googly on a fullish length just outside off. Brevis looks to pop it downtown first .ball and shanks it terribly. On the bounce to long on\nVarun to Dube, no run .full on middle and off. Dube plants his front foot and pushes it uppishly towards mid off\nVarun to Dube, no run .on a length on middle and leg. Dube seems to read it off the pitch and opts to defend .with soft hands in the end\nNarine to Brevis, 2 runs .back of a length on middle and off. Brevis creates some room for himself on the back .foot and punches it past extra cover for a couple of runs\nNarine to Brevis, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Brevis hangs back and taps it enough to extra cover's .left for a single .A strong gust of wind has entered the Eden Gardens. Narine to continue from over the .wicket. Slip in for Dube. Sreshth informs me that this seems like a dust storm. Plenty of .debris, such as polythene bags, flying around because of the wind\nNarine to Dube, FOUR runs .Dube with his first boundary! Short and wide outside off. Dube looks at the width and .throws his hands at it, carving it past extra cover. Ramandeep gives chase from .sweeper cover but cannot get there either!\nNarine to Dube, 1 run .shortish outside off. Dube reads the ball going away and cuts it off the back foot .towards deep point\nNarine to Brevis, no run .slanted in on a length on middle and leg. Brevis is cramped for room and jams it off the .inside edge into his pads\nNarine to Brevis, FOUR runs .in the air and just past the fielder, and there is an eruption of noise at the Eden G! .Tossed up on a fullish length and Brevis' eyes light up. He has a whoosh across the line .and muscles it just enough to Ramandeep's right at deep mid wicket!\nVarun to Dube, no run .fired in full on the pads. Dube works it tamely towards mid wicket\nVarun to Dube, 1 run .on a length on leg stump. Dube turns it towards mid wicket and calls for the single. .Brevis responds and hares across to complete it\nVarun to Brevis, no run .back of a length just outside off. Brevis reads it off the pitch and jabs it off the back foot .towards point\nVarun to Brevis, 2 runs .slower, fuller and floatier outside off. Brevis steps forward and chips it over extra cover. .Back for a brace by the time sweeper cover cuts it off\nVarun to Brevis, 1 run .angled in full on off. Brevis plants his front foot and drills it down the ground to long off\nVarun to Dube, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Spins back a touch and Dube gets cramped on the cut. .Scuffs it towards cover for a single\nNarine to Dube, no run .hard length on the stumps. Dube does not have much room to work with and stabs it off .the back foot towards extra cover\nNarine to Dube, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Keeps a little low and Dube adjusts to turn it enough .to mid wicket's right for a single\nNarine to Brevis, SIX runs .short and dispatched! A rare long-hop by Narine and Brevis climbs into it. Opens up his .front hip and belts it flat over the wide long on fence! .See all photos\nNarine to Brevis, no run .back of a length on middle stump. Skids onto Brevis and also spins into him. Tucked up .for room, he hacks it towards mid wicket\nNarine to Brevis, no run .back of a length outside off. Brevis gives himself a bit of room and jabs it towards extra .cover\nNarine to Brevis, 2 runs .shortish outside off. Brevis backs away further and slaps it past extra cover. Dube has .enough time to get back to the danger end and complete a brace, with Raghuvanshi .mopping up at long off\nVarun to Dube, 1 run .tossed up full outside off. Dube plants his front foot and drags his slog towards long on\nVarun to Brevis, no run .back of a length just outside off. Nips away a touch and Brevis dangles his bat. Nearly .chops it onto his own stumps, with the ball eventually bouncing up for the keeper to .gather\nVarun to Brevis, no run .back of a length on the stumps. Brevis hangs back and taps it towards backward point\nVarun to Brevis, no run .shorter and wider outside off. Brevis gets onto the back foot and cuts it towards .backward point .Around the wicket now\nVarun to Brevis, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Brevis gives himself a bit of room and jabs it .towards sweeper cover\nVarun to Dube, 1 wide .appeal for a caught-behind, but the umpire is not interested! Back of a length just .outside leg. Dube looks to glance it fine and seems to miss it. Gurbaz was adamant the .ball had grazed something on the way, and the umpire does not call it a wide. So, Dube .reviews for a wide now. Feel this is too big a risk to take, having already lost a review .in similar circumstances. Nothing on UltraEdge, meaning that Dube is vindicated. But .that is something CSK could refrain from!\nVarun to Dube, 2 runs .thrown up full and wide outside off. Dube reaches out for it and drives it between long .off and deep cover for a couple of runs","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs CSK, 57th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arora to Mhatre, no run back of a length just outside off. Mhatre hangs back, covers the slight away-swing and taps it gently into the off side\n Arora to Mhatre, OUT soft, soft dismissal! Oh, to be 17 and to feel this game's keen and sometimes cruel sting! Back of a length outside off, and this just sticks in the surface. Mhatre has designs to go over cover point but the lack of pace off the surface means he scuffs his shot completely. Floats it through to Rana in the ring and he makes no mistake. The perfect start for KKR, and CSK under immediate pressure! \n Arora to Urvil Patel, no run short and wide outside off. Urvil throws his hands at it but only swishes at thin air\n Arora to Urvil Patel, SIX runs oh, hello, and goodbye! This is the in-swinger and seems like Urvil has read this very early. Moves across his stumps a little to this fullish ball on middle and off, and whips it over the deep square leg fence! See all photos\n Arora to Urvil Patel, 1 wide full and swinging further down leg. Urvil does not get bat on this and the umpire has to indulge in some more exercise\n Arora to Urvil Patel, 1 run just short! Dug into the track just outside off. Urvil stands up tall and hacks at it. Clinks it off the bottom part of the bat and that nearly carries to Rahane at mid wicket\n Arora to Conway, no run full and shaping away just outside off. Conway gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards extra cover\n Moeen Ali to Urvil Patel, SIX runs and Moeen gets welcomed with a maximum! Tossed up into the slot just outside off. Urvil gets down on one knee and whacks it over deep mid wicket!\n Moeen Ali to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs thumped on the up now! This is a drag-down outside off, a clear byproduct of what happened the previous ball. Urvil waits for it and slaps it over mid off! Deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg on the fence\n Moeen Ali to Urvil Patel, SIX runs but neither can do anything, because Urvil has climbed into this too! Slower but another slot ball on middle and leg. Urvil swings at it with abandon and smears it over deep mid wicket! See all photos\n Moeen Ali to Urvil Patel, 1 run much shorter and spinning into the hips. Urvil sits back in his crease and heaves it towards deep backward square leg Around the wicket to Conway. Slip in place\n Moeen Ali to Conway, OUT hot knife through butter, and Conway is outta here! Floated up beautifully on a full length on middle and off. Conway looks to drive down the ground and plays for the turn, but there isn't any. Plays down the wrong line, gets beaten on the inside and the ball crashes into the top of leg stump. Excellent bowling, and Conway has to go back without troubling the scorers! \n Moeen Ali to Ashwin, no run flighted up full on off stump. Grips in the surface and spins appreciably. Well down leg in the end and not called a wide. But Ashwin wants to review this. Too early in the piece to review a wide? The third umpire says the ball would have hit the batter had he not moved across. Ashwin, for what it is worth, did take a big stride across the stumps, and CSK, just like that, burn a review! Ashwin, unsurprisingly, is not happy with the third umpire's ruling...\n Harshit Rana to Urvil Patel, no run back of a length outside off and this skids off the surface. Urvil has a waft at it and is late on the stroke. Beaten for pace\n Harshit Rana to Urvil Patel, 1 run safe! Off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Urvil has a huge swipe at it and cloths it. Fortunately for him, it does not carry to Ramandeep at deep square\n Harshit Rana to Ashwin, FOUR runs that has gone to the fence like a tracer bullet! Short and wide outside off. Ashwin rises with the bounce, stands tall and cracks it through point!\n Harshit Rana to Ashwin, 1 leg bye angled in on a length on leg stump. Ashwin is a touch late on the flick and the ball dribbles off his pad into the on side\n Harshit Rana to Urvil Patel, SIX runs fetch that too, says Urvil Patel! Another slower ball, on a back of a length outside off. Urvil reads it like the morning's newspaper and dumps it over wide long on!\n Harshit Rana to Urvil Patel, OUT flies off the outside edge and Chakravarthy snaffles it up! Fullish outside off, daring Urvil to go off-side, and this is where the youngster fails. Not for a lack of effort, though. He threw the kitchen sink and a bit more at it but just lost his shape a touch. Sharp, sharp work by Chakravarthy to his left at short third, and that, in the context of the game, looks like a big wicket! \n Moeen Ali to Ashwin, 1 run flighted up full outside off. Ashwin stretches forward and works it towards deep mid wicket Around the wicket, with a slip in place\n Moeen Ali to Jadeja, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Jadeja goes back and taps it towards mid on to get off the mark\n Moeen Ali to Ashwin, 2 runs shortish outside off. Ashwin hangs deep in his crease and punches it crisply off the back foot between extra cover and cover point. Back for a brace\n Moeen Ali to Ashwin, 1 run back of a length, spinning in towards the pads. Ashwin eases it towards deep backward square leg\n Moeen Ali to Jadeja, no run back of a length just outside off. Jadeja sits deep in his crease and hurriedly jabs it towards point\n Moeen Ali to Jadeja, 1 run angled in on a back of a length on middle and leg. Jadeja turns it towards square leg and looks at Ashwin, who responds and scurries across\n Harshit Rana to Jadeja, no run back of a length just outside off. Jadeja gets up on his toes and meets the ball right under his eyes\n Harshit Rana to Jadeja, SIX runs bang! Jadeja lands his first punch! Back of a length on leg stump and Jadeja pre-empts the length. Marches down the track and wallops it over mid wicket!\n Harshit Rana to Jadeja, FOUR runs deft, deft touch! Slower ball on a length outside off. Jadeja goes back and across, waits for the ball and then scythes it to short third's left! Sampath tells me tonight is only the second time both CSK openers got out for a duck in an IPL match. The other instance was back in 2008 against RR in Jaipur.\n Harshit Rana to Jadeja, 2 runs banged into the track on leg stump. Rushes onto Jadeja and he helps it away past short fine leg for a brace. Might have come off the glove actually\n Harshit Rana to Jadeja, 1 run off-pace on a back of a length on leg stump. Jadeja turns it into the vacant square leg region and ambles across to the other end\n Harshit Rana to Ashwin, OUT in the air and taken! Ashwin bites the dust too, and CSK are four down inside five overs! Back of a length outside off. Ashwin looks to drive on the up but like Mhatre earlier in the innings, he cannot get on top of the bounce. Flays at it uppishly and Raghuvanshi is on hand at backward point to gobble up the chance. Ashwin cannot believe what he has done, but he has to trudge back, with CSK now in more than a spot of bother! \n Varun to Jadeja, FOUR runs shot! Floated up but floated up into the slot on middle and off. Jadeja plants his front foot and bangs it over the bowler's head!\n Varun to Jadeja, OUT chopped on, and Chakravarthy is into the wicket-taking action too! Jadeja departs, and CSK are now five down! Back of a length just outside off and this is an away-going delivery. Jadeja looks to dab it away but is a little early on the stroke. Gets a thick inside edge and that cannons back into the stumps. Jadeja, after a sprightly cameo, has to walk off and CSK in all sorts of trouble now! \n Varun to Dube, 1 run fired in full on the stumps. Dube pokes it towards mid off and hurtles across to the other end to get off the mark Slip for Brevis too\n Varun to Brevis, 1 run oh my! Googly on a fullish length just outside off. Brevis looks to pop it downtown first ball and shanks it terribly. On the bounce to long on\n Varun to Dube, no run full on middle and off. Dube plants his front foot and pushes it uppishly towards mid off\n Varun to Dube, no run on a length on middle and leg. Dube seems to read it off the pitch and opts to defend with soft hands in the end\n Narine to Brevis, 2 runs back of a length on middle and off. Brevis creates some room for himself on the back foot and punches it past extra cover for a couple of runs\n Narine to Brevis, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Brevis hangs back and taps it enough to extra cover's left for a single A strong gust of wind has entered the Eden Gardens. Narine to continue from over the wicket. Slip in for Dube. Sreshth informs me that this seems like a dust storm. Plenty of debris, such as polythene bags, flying around because of the wind\n Narine to Dube, FOUR runs Dube with his first boundary! Short and wide outside off. Dube looks at the width and throws his hands at it, carving it past extra cover. Ramandeep gives chase from sweeper cover but cannot get there either!\n Narine to Dube, 1 run shortish outside off. Dube reads the ball going away and cuts it off the back foot towards deep point\n Narine to Brevis, no run slanted in on a length on middle and leg. Brevis is cramped for room and jams it off the inside edge into his pads\n Narine to Brevis, FOUR runs in the air and just past the fielder, and there is an eruption of noise at the Eden G! Tossed up on a fullish length and Brevis' eyes light up. He has a whoosh across the line and muscles it just enough to Ramandeep's right at deep mid wicket!\n Varun to Dube, no run fired in full on the pads. Dube works it tamely towards mid wicket\n Varun to Dube, 1 run on a length on leg stump. Dube turns it towards mid wicket and calls for the single. Brevis responds and hares across to complete it\n Varun to Brevis, no run back of a length just outside off. Brevis reads it off the pitch and jabs it off the back foot towards point\n Varun to Brevis, 2 runs slower, fuller and floatier outside off. Brevis steps forward and chips it over extra cover. Back for a brace by the time sweeper cover cuts it off\n Varun to Brevis, 1 run angled in full on off. Brevis plants his front foot and drills it down the ground to long off\n Varun to Dube, 1 run back of a length outside off. Spins back a touch and Dube gets cramped on the cut. Scuffs it towards cover for a single\n Narine to Dube, no run hard length on the stumps. Dube does not have much room to work with and stabs it off the back foot towards extra cover\n Narine to Dube, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Keeps a little low and Dube adjusts to turn it enough to mid wicket's right for a single\n Narine to Brevis, SIX runs short and dispatched! A rare long-hop by Narine and Brevis climbs into it. Opens up his front hip and belts it flat over the wide long on fence! See all photos\n Narine to Brevis, no run back of a length on middle stump. Skids onto Brevis and also spins into him. Tucked up for room, he hacks it towards mid wicket\n Narine to Brevis, no run back of a length outside off. Brevis gives himself a bit of room and jabs it towards extra cover\n Narine to Brevis, 2 runs shortish outside off. Brevis backs away further and slaps it past extra cover. Dube has enough time to get back to the danger end and complete a brace, with Raghuvanshi mopping up at long off\n Varun to Dube, 1 run tossed up full outside off. Dube plants his front foot and drags his slog towards long on\n Varun to Brevis, no run back of a length just outside off. Nips away a touch and Brevis dangles his bat. Nearly chops it onto his own stumps, with the ball eventually bouncing up for the keeper to gather\n Varun to Brevis, no run back of a length on the stumps. Brevis hangs back and taps it towards backward point\n Varun to Brevis, no run shorter and wider outside off. Brevis gets onto the back foot and cuts it towards backward point Around the wicket now\n Varun to Brevis, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Brevis gives himself a bit of room and jabs it towards sweeper cover\n Varun to Dube, 1 wide appeal for a caught-behind, but the umpire is not interested! Back of a length just outside leg. Dube looks to glance it fine and seems to miss it. Gurbaz was adamant the ball had grazed something on the way, and the umpire does not call it a wide. So, Dube reviews for a wide now. Feel this is too big a risk to take, having already lost a review in similar circumstances. Nothing on UltraEdge, meaning that Dube is vindicated. But that is something CSK could refrain from!\n Varun to Dube, 2 runs thrown up full and wide outside off. 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Oh, to be 17 and to feel this game's keen and sometimes cruel .sting! Back of a length outside off, and this just sticks in the surface. Mhatre has .designs to go over cover point but the lack of pace off the surface means he scuffs his .shot completely. Floats it through to Rana in the ring and he makes no mistake. The .perfect start for KKR, and CSK under immediate pressure! .Ayush Mhatre c Harshit Rana b Arora 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nArora to Urvil Patel, no run .short and wide outside off. Urvil throws his hands at it but only swishes at thin air\nArora to Urvil Patel, SIX runs .oh, hello, and goodbye! This is the in-swinger and seems like Urvil has read this very .early. Moves across his stumps a little to this fullish ball on middle and off, and whips it .over the deep square leg fence! .See all photos\nArora to Urvil Patel, 1 wide .full and swinging further down leg. Urvil does not get bat on this and the umpire has to .indulge in some more exercise\nArora to Urvil Patel, 1 run .just short! Dug into the track just outside off. Urvil stands up tall and hacks at it. Clinks .it off the bottom part of the bat and that nearly carries to Rahane at mid wicket\nArora to Conway, no run .full and shaping away just outside off. Conway gets onto the front foot and pushes it .towards extra cover\nMoeen Ali to Urvil Patel, SIX runs .and Moeen gets welcomed with a maximum! Tossed up into the slot just outside off. .Urvil gets down on one knee and whacks it over deep mid wicket!\nMoeen Ali to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs .thumped on the up now! This is a drag-down outside off, a clear byproduct of what .happened the previous ball. Urvil waits for it and slaps it over mid off! .Deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg on the fence\nMoeen Ali to Urvil Patel, SIX runs .but neither can do anything, because Urvil has climbed into this too! Slower but .another slot ball on middle and leg. Urvil swings at it with abandon and smears it over .deep mid wicket! .See all photos\nMoeen Ali to Urvil Patel, 1 run .much shorter and spinning into the hips. Urvil sits back in his crease and heaves it .towards deep backward square leg .Around the wicket to Conway. Slip in place\nMoeen Ali to Conway, OUT .hot knife through butter, and Conway is outta here! Floated up beautifully on a full .length on middle and off. Conway looks to drive down the ground and plays for the turn, .but there isn't any. Plays down the wrong line, gets beaten on the inside and the ball .crashes into the top of leg stump. Excellent bowling, and Conway has to go back .without troubling the scorers! .Devon Conway b Ali 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 10m) SR: 0\nMoeen Ali to Ashwin, no run .flighted up full on off stump. Grips in the surface and spins appreciably. Well down leg .in the end and not called a wide. But Ashwin wants to review this. Too early in the piece .to review a wide? The third umpire says the ball would have hit the batter had he not .moved across. Ashwin, for what it is worth, did take a big stride across the stumps, .and CSK, just like that, burn a review! Ashwin, unsurprisingly, is not happy with the third .umpire's ruling...\nHarshit Rana to Urvil Patel, no run .back of a length outside off and this skids off the surface. Urvil has a waft at it and is .late on the stroke. Beaten for pace\nHarshit Rana to Urvil Patel, 1 run .safe! Off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Urvil has a huge swipe at it and cloths .it. Fortunately for him, it does not carry to Ramandeep at deep square\nHarshit Rana to Ashwin, FOUR runs .that has gone to the fence like a tracer bullet! Short and wide outside off. Ashwin rises .with the bounce, stands tall and cracks it through point!\nHarshit Rana to Ashwin, 1 leg bye .angled in on a length on leg stump. Ashwin is a touch late on the flick and the ball .dribbles off his pad into the on side\nHarshit Rana to Urvil Patel, SIX runs .fetch that too, says Urvil Patel! Another slower ball, on a back of a length outside off. .Urvil reads it like the morning's newspaper and dumps it over wide long on!\nHarshit Rana to Urvil Patel, OUT .flies off the outside edge and Chakravarthy snaffles it up! Fullish outside off, daring .Urvil to go off-side, and this is where the youngster fails. Not for a lack of effort, though. .He threw the kitchen sink and a bit more at it but just lost his shape a touch. Sharp, .sharp work by Chakravarthy to his left at short third, and that, in the context of the .game, looks like a big wicket! .Urvil Patel c Varun b Harshit Rana 31 (11b 1x4 4x6 16m) SR: 281.81\nMoeen Ali to Ashwin, 1 run .flighted up full outside off. Ashwin stretches forward and works it towards deep mid .wicket .Around the wicket, with a slip in place\nMoeen Ali to Jadeja, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Jadeja goes back and taps it towards mid on to get off .the mark\nMoeen Ali to Ashwin, 2 runs .shortish outside off. Ashwin hangs deep in his crease and punches it crisply off the .back foot between extra cover and cover point. Back for a brace\nMoeen Ali to Ashwin, 1 run .back of a length, spinning in towards the pads. Ashwin eases it towards deep backward .square leg\nMoeen Ali to Jadeja, no run .back of a length just outside off. Jadeja sits deep in his crease and hurriedly jabs it .towards point\nMoeen Ali to Jadeja, 1 run .angled in on a back of a length on middle and leg. Jadeja turns it towards square leg .and looks at Ashwin, who responds and scurries across\nHarshit Rana to Jadeja, no run .back of a length just outside off. Jadeja gets up on his toes and meets the ball right .under his eyes\nHarshit Rana to Jadeja, SIX runs .bang! Jadeja lands his first punch! Back of a length on leg stump and Jadeja pre-empts .the length. Marches down the track and wallops it over mid wicket!\nHarshit Rana to Jadeja, FOUR runs .deft, deft touch! Slower ball on a length outside off. Jadeja goes back and across, waits .for the ball and then scythes it to short third's left! .Sampath tells me tonight is only the second time both CSK openers got out for a duck in .an IPL match. The other instance was back in 2008 against RR in Jaipur.\nHarshit Rana to Jadeja, 2 runs .banged into the track on leg stump. Rushes onto Jadeja and he helps it away past short .fine leg for a brace. Might have come off the glove actually\nHarshit Rana to Jadeja, 1 run .off-pace on a back of a length on leg stump. Jadeja turns it into the vacant square leg .region and ambles across to the other end\nHarshit Rana to Ashwin, OUT .in the air and taken! Ashwin bites the dust too, and CSK are four down inside five .overs! Back of a length outside off. Ashwin looks to drive on the up but like Mhatre .earlier in the innings, he cannot get on top of the bounce. Flays at it uppishly and .Raghuvanshi is on hand at backward point to gobble up the chance. Ashwin cannot .believe what he has done, but he has to trudge back, with CSK now in more than a spot .of bother! .Ravichandran Ashwin c Raghuvanshi b Harshit Rana 8 (7b 1x4 0x6 18m) SR: 114.28\nVarun to Jadeja, FOUR runs .shot! Floated up but floated up into the slot on middle and off. Jadeja plants his front .foot and bangs it over the bowler's head!\nVarun to Jadeja, OUT .chopped on, and Chakravarthy is into the wicket-taking action too! Jadeja departs, and .CSK are now five down! Back of a length just outside off and this is an away-going .delivery. Jadeja looks to dab it away but is a little early on the stroke. Gets a thick inside .edge and that cannons back into the stumps. Jadeja, after a sprightly cameo, has to .walk off and CSK in all sorts of trouble now! .Ravindra Jadeja b Varun 19 (10b 2x4 1x6 13m) SR: 190\nVarun to Dube, 1 run .fired in full on the stumps. Dube pokes it towards mid off and hurtles across to the .other end to get off the mark .Slip for Brevis too\nVarun to Brevis, 1 run .oh my! Googly on a fullish length just outside off. Brevis looks to pop it downtown first .ball and shanks it terribly. On the bounce to long on\nVarun to Dube, no run .full on middle and off. Dube plants his front foot and pushes it uppishly towards mid off\nVarun to Dube, no run .on a length on middle and leg. Dube seems to read it off the pitch and opts to defend .with soft hands in the end\nNarine to Brevis, 2 runs .back of a length on middle and off. Brevis creates some room for himself on the back .foot and punches it past extra cover for a couple of runs\nNarine to Brevis, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Brevis hangs back and taps it enough to extra cover's .left for a single .A strong gust of wind has entered the Eden Gardens. Narine to continue from over the .wicket. Slip in for Dube. Sreshth informs me that this seems like a dust storm. Plenty of .debris, such as polythene bags, flying around because of the wind\nNarine to Dube, FOUR runs .Dube with his first boundary! Short and wide outside off. Dube looks at the width and .throws his hands at it, carving it past extra cover. Ramandeep gives chase from .sweeper cover but cannot get there either!\nNarine to Dube, 1 run .shortish outside off. Dube reads the ball going away and cuts it off the back foot .towards deep point\nNarine to Brevis, no run .slanted in on a length on middle and leg. Brevis is cramped for room and jams it off the .inside edge into his pads\nNarine to Brevis, FOUR runs .in the air and just past the fielder, and there is an eruption of noise at the Eden G! .Tossed up on a fullish length and Brevis' eyes light up. He has a whoosh across the line .and muscles it just enough to Ramandeep's right at deep mid wicket!\nVarun to Dube, no run .fired in full on the pads. Dube works it tamely towards mid wicket\nVarun to Dube, 1 run .on a length on leg stump. Dube turns it towards mid wicket and calls for the single. .Brevis responds and hares across to complete it\nVarun to Brevis, no run .back of a length just outside off. Brevis reads it off the pitch and jabs it off the back foot .towards point\nVarun to Brevis, 2 runs .slower, fuller and floatier outside off. Brevis steps forward and chips it over extra cover. .Back for a brace by the time sweeper cover cuts it off\nVarun to Brevis, 1 run .angled in full on off. Brevis plants his front foot and drills it down the ground to long off\nVarun to Dube, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Spins back a touch and Dube gets cramped on the cut. .Scuffs it towards cover for a single\nNarine to Dube, no run .hard length on the stumps. Dube does not have much room to work with and stabs it off .the back foot towards extra cover\nNarine to Dube, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Keeps a little low and Dube adjusts to turn it enough .to mid wicket's right for a single\nNarine to Brevis, SIX runs .short and dispatched! A rare long-hop by Narine and Brevis climbs into it. Opens up his .front hip and belts it flat over the wide long on fence! .See all photos\nNarine to Brevis, no run .back of a length on middle stump. Skids onto Brevis and also spins into him. Tucked up .for room, he hacks it towards mid wicket\nNarine to Brevis, no run .back of a length outside off. Brevis gives himself a bit of room and jabs it towards extra .cover\nNarine to Brevis, 2 runs .shortish outside off. Brevis backs away further and slaps it past extra cover. Dube has .enough time to get back to the danger end and complete a brace, with Raghuvanshi .mopping up at long off\nVarun to Dube, 1 run .tossed up full outside off. Dube plants his front foot and drags his slog towards long on\nVarun to Brevis, no run .back of a length just outside off. Nips away a touch and Brevis dangles his bat. Nearly .chops it onto his own stumps, with the ball eventually bouncing up for the keeper to .gather\nVarun to Brevis, no run .back of a length on the stumps. Brevis hangs back and taps it towards backward point\nVarun to Brevis, no run .shorter and wider outside off. Brevis gets onto the back foot and cuts it towards .backward point .Around the wicket now\nVarun to Brevis, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Brevis gives himself a bit of room and jabs it .towards sweeper cover\nVarun to Dube, 1 wide .appeal for a caught-behind, but the umpire is not interested! Back of a length just .outside leg. Dube looks to glance it fine and seems to miss it. Gurbaz was adamant the .ball had grazed something on the way, and the umpire does not call it a wide. So, Dube .reviews for a wide now. Feel this is too big a risk to take, having already lost a review .in similar circumstances. Nothing on UltraEdge, meaning that Dube is vindicated. But .that is something CSK could refrain from!\nVarun to Dube, 2 runs .thrown up full and wide outside off. Dube reaches out for it and drives it between long .off and deep cover for a couple of runs\nArora to Brevis, SIX runs .bursts through the hands! Right in the slot outside off. Brevis steps forward and uses .his strong wrists to pump it towards long off. Raghuvanshi gets his hands up but the .ball sizzles through. Too hot to handle, and Brevis gets six and a reprieve!\nArora to Brevis, FOUR runs .four more! This is fuller but sliding onto the pads. Brevis waits for the ball to arrive .before glancing it away past short fine leg! .CSK, CSK chants going around now\nArora to Brevis, FOUR runs .watch out bowler, watch out umpire, watch out everyone! Low full toss just outside off. .Brevis transfers his weight forward and blasts it over the bowler's head. Good for Arora .that he did not get his hands to it. That would have flown to the fence too!\nArora to Brevis, SIX runs .dead-straight, and Brevis is staring down this chase in the eye! Another low full toss .just outside off. Brevis establishes a strong and solid base and thumps it over Arora's .head!\nArora to Brevis, SIX runs .taxi, where are you?! Throw that ball back, please! Another full toss outside off and .guess what happens to those - they go miles! Brevis sets up for it and bulldozes it one- .handed over long on! .See all photos\nArora to Brevis, FOUR runs .hold that pose, chief, and that is a 22-ball half-century for Dewald Brevis! This is off- .pace but also a half-tracker that sits up. Laced with width and Brevis waits on it before .obliterating it past extra cover. Everyone is up in the dugout and the yellow flags are .doing overtime in the stands!\nNarine to Dube, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Dube lets the ball arrive before tucking it off his pads .towards deep backward square leg .Brevis has done the heavy lifting and this run-chase is now there for the taking, for him .and for CSK\nNarine to Brevis, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Brevis goes back and eases it towards deep point. A bit of .hesitation between the batters but no damage done\nNarine to Dube, no run .on a length outside off. Dube comes forward and opens his bat face to dab it towards .backward point\nNarine to Dube, no run .shortish just outside off. Dube gives himself a bit of room and cuts it towards backward .point\nNarine to Dube, 1 run .full on middle and off. Dube presses forward and pokes it towards the bowler, who .misfields and ends up conceding a single. Sloppy from Sunil Narine .This, by the way, is Brevis' maiden IPL fifty too\nNarine to Brevis, 1 run .back of a length on off. Brevis waits on it and pats it towards backward point\nVarun to Brevis, OUT .and Brevis bites the dust! Monumental moment in the game! Dangles the carrot on a .full length on leg stump and Brevis bites. Looks to go downtown over long on but .cannot get under this enough. Arrows it flat and straight to Rinku and Rinku was not .going to drop that, not in a million years. A sensational knock comes to an end, and KKR .have a window of opportunity again! .Dewald Brevis c Singh b Varun 52 (25b 4x4 4x6 33m) SR: 208\nVarun to Dhoni, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Dhoni goes back and jabs it into the point region to get off .the mark .Here's Sampath: CSK win % went from 21.98 to 78.05 during the 11th over where Brevis .scored 30. It has come down to 49.71 after his dismissal.\nVarun to Dube, no run .shortish on middle and leg. Dube waits an eternity for it before defending it towards .extra cover .Around the wicket now\nVarun to Dube, no run .short and wide outside off. Dube waits on the back foot and slaps it straight to extra .cover .Two balls left in Chakravarthy's spell\nVarun to Dube, 1 run .dug into the track just outside off. Dube opens up his stance and hacks it towards long .on .One ball to survive for Dhoni. Prior to this game, he averaged four against Chakravarthy\nVarun to Dhoni, no run .angled in full on middle and off, searching for the wicket. Dhoni rocks forward and .offers the full face of the bat\nNarine to Dube, 1 run .full on midde and leg. Dube gets a big stride in and knocks it to long off\nNarine to Dhoni, 1 run .fullish on leg stump. Dhoni comes onto the front foot and squirts it off the inside edge .towards deep backward square leg\nNarine to Dube, no run .full on middle and off. Dube gets onto the front foot and defends\nNarine to Dube, no run .fired in on a length on leg stump. Dube plays all around it and the ball pings off his pad .into the on side .Around the wicket\nNarine to Dube, 1 run .slanted in on a back of a length on middle and leg. Dube eases it down to long on .Last ball for Narine tonight. Dhoni on strike. KKR would love a wicket here\nNarine to Dhoni, no run .oh, nearly! Back of a length outside off. Skids off the surface and Dhoni, looking to cut it .away, is beaten for pace\nHarshit Rana to Dube, no run .off-pace on a full length outside off. Dube reaches out for it in front and loses control of .his bottom hand in the process. One-handed drive to extra cover . .MS Dhoni in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .3353 .OUTS .71 .4s\/6s .201\/101 .SR .104.87 .AVE .47.22\nHarshit Rana to Dube, 1 run .slower ball on a length outside off. Dube presses half forward and punches it towards .sweeper cover\nHarshit Rana to Dhoni, no run .shortish outside off. Dhoni hangs deep in his crease and cuts it straight to backward .point. He will feel he missed out there\nHarshit Rana to Dhoni, 1 run .slower ball on a full length outside off. Dhoni reads it in time and pushes it towards long .off\nHarshit Rana to Dube, SIX runs .Dube lays into Harshit Rana and takes him downtown! Seems like another change-up .that lands right in the slot outside off. Dube uses those long levers and smokes it over .long off! .See all photos\nHarshit Rana to Dube, no run .into the blockhole just outside off. Dube digs it out towards extra cover and sets off for .the single, only to be sent back by his skipper .The final time-out of the game is upon us. CSK perhaps slightly ahead at this stage, with .these two out in the middle, but a wicket will turn things drastically. This has become a .very tactical chase now, far away from the throw-caution-to-the-wind CSK beginning\nRussell to Dhoni, no run .full and wide outside off. Dhoni has a flat-footed waft at it away from his body and only .grabs a handful of fresh air\nRussell to Dhoni, 1 run .off-pace and into the track outside off. Dhoni waits for it and jabs it towards extra cover .for a single\nRussell to Dube, no run .very full outside off. Dube opens his bat face and guides it towards backward point, .where Anukul Roy, on as a sub for Chakravarthy, dives to his right and saves a boundary\nRussell to Dube, FOUR runs .right in the gap, and that is a stunning shot! Banged into the track on leg stump. Dube .swivels, gets on top of the bounce, while also rolling his wrists, and smacks it to deep .backward square leg's right!\nRussell to Dube, 1 run .zipped in full on leg stump. Dube flicks it towards deep mid wicket and is content with a .single\nRussell to Dhoni, 1 run .half-volley just outside off. Dhoni gets onto the front foot and drives it down the ground .to long off. Keeps strike too\nHarshit Rana to Dhoni, 1 run .slanted in full on middle and off. Dhoni presents the full face of the bat and punches it .to long off .MS Dhoni strike rate in T20 death overs181.45\nHarshit Rana to Dube, 1 run .angled in full on off. Dube uses his wrists and flicks it towards long on. There was initial .optimism around two but that quickly fizzled out\nHarshit Rana to Dhoni, 1 wide .short and way outside off. Dhoni jumps up onto his toes and slashes at it but fails to .make contact. Called a wide\nHarshit Rana to Dhoni, 1 run .slower ball on a length outside off. Dhoni waits for it and jabs it towards backward point .Over the wicket to Dube\nHarshit Rana to Dube, SIX runs .clean as a whistle, and Dube lands another body blow to KKR's playoff hopes! Off-pace .and in the slot, and like Rana's last over, Dube reads it very, very early. Free swing .through the line and he hoists it high and handsome over long on!\nHarshit Rana to Dube, 1 run .low full toss on middle and leg. Dube rolls his wrists over it and works it towards deep .mid wicket\nHarshit Rana to Dhoni, no run .zipped in full on off and this tails back in a touch. Dhoni has a stab at it and chunks it off .the inside edge into his front pad\nRussell to Dube, 1 run .into the blockhole on middle stump. Dube jams down on it and squeezes it past extra .cover\nRussell to Dhoni, 1 run .low full toss just outside off. Dhoni bends his back knee and drills it back past the .bowler towards long on\nRussell to Dube, no run .low full toss just outside off. Dube gives himself a bit of room and cracks it straight to .extra cover. He will feel he missed out there\nRussell to Dube, 1 run .low full toss on middle and off. Dube tugs it down the ground towards long on\nRussell to Dhoni, 1 run .low full toss on middle and off. Dhoni drives it down the ground to long off and is happy .with a single .18 off 13. A dot (or a wicket) here might make things a little more interesting\nRussell to Dube, no run .low full toss on middle and leg. Dube gets his front foot out of the way and heaves it .towards mid wicket. A dot to finish the over!\nArora to Dhoni, 1 run .off-pace and into the track outside off. Dhoni stays leg side of the ball and cuts it .towards deep point .Around the wicket to Dube\nArora to Dube, no run .back of a length delivery hung up wide outside off. Dube lets it go and the umpire calls ti .a wide. Arora and Gurbaz think it should not be a wide, and Rahane reviews soon after. .Not sure if Dube moved across to the off side. Replays suggest Dube was in his .original stance, and this is really touch-and-go. A bit of the ball might be just inside the .tramlines, and the call has been reversed. Oh my!\nArora to Dube, 1 wide .much fuller but similarly wide outside off. Dube throws his hands at it and misses, and .the umpire again calls it a wide. And guess what, KKR review for the second ball .running. Dube has moved across a little this time, so there will be a revised guideline, .but the ball is beyond the revised one too. Wide call stays!\nArora to Dube, SIX runs .Dube goes big, and the CSK fans are back to shouting their lungs out! In the arc outside .off and as they say, when it is in the arc, it is out of the park. Dube loads himself up, .uses his long levers and wallops it over wide long on!\nArora to Dube, OUT .goes a mile up, and Dube does not find the distance this time! Caught superbly by .Rinku and this game threatens to turn again! Another slot ball outside off and Dube .cannot resist the temptation to have a pop at it, especially with mid off up. Swings his .blade like an axe but cuts across the ball too much. A tame slice and Rinku back-pedals .from mid off to snare the chance. Big, big moment in the game, and Dube falls for 45, .having gotten CSK so close to the finish line! .Shivam Dube c Singh b Arora 45 (40b 2x4 3x6 65m) SR: 112.5\nArora to Noor Ahmad, 2 runs .very full on leg stump. Noor tucks it off his pads towards deep backward square leg and .hurtles back for two, getting there with a dive. Not the most glamorous dive ever in .cricket, but that will do for now! .8 off 7 now. Surely this is a free hit for Noor, and a brief to play in even numbers?\nArora to Noor Ahmad, OUT .holes out to long on, and KKR have another wicket in the penultimate over! Dug into the .track outside off. Noor has a swipe across the line but the ball gets just a little big on .him. Cloths it flat towards long on, where Rinku judges the catch to perfection and then .lunges forward to complete it. KKR are still alive, and it will now all go down to the final .over! .Noor Ahmad c Singh b Arora 2 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 100\nRussell to Dhoni, SIX runs .MSD magic at the Eden G, and it is a racket out there all of a sudden! Russell misses .the yorker and bowls a low full toss on the stumps, and MS Dhoni will have that for .breakfast, lunch and dinner. Gets his front foot out of the way and biffs it over deep mid .wicket! .2 off 5. Surely CSK will not mess this up from here?\nRussell to Dhoni, no run .full outside off. Dhoni plants his front foot and drills it down the ground to long off. And .he does not take the single. Oh my, oh my! .Will that decision come back to haunt Dhoni and CSK?\nRussell to Dhoni, 1 run .into the blockhole on middle and leg, and Dhoni squeezes this out towards extra cover. .He thinks he can smuggle two and sets off but the fielding from Rahane is sharp. Dhoni .has to settle for a single, and Kamboj is on strike, with the scores level!\nRussell to Kamboj, FOUR runs .start the tuk-tuk, we are outta here! The flourish of a man confident in his abilities, and .the chase monkey is off CSK's back! It took years and years and years, and felt like an .eternity, especially in an incredibly underwhelming season, but now, with MS Dhoni at .the crease and with immense contributions from Dube and Brevis, they have chased .down a score of 180 or above, and no, this is not a drill! This has really happened in the .flesh, and it gives CSK and their fans something to smile about! Right in the slot .outside off. Kamboj plants his front foot and with a short-arm jab that is senior partner .at the other end would be proud of, pummels it over mid on. Smiles in the CSK camp, .but the disappointment on KKR faces is discernible. Their qualification hopes now hang .by the barest of threads, and they will now need something truly miraculous to get to .the final four to defend the crown they won last year! .KKR, on the other hand, will feel they missed an opportunity. They had CSK five down .inside the powerplay but lost the plot through the middle overs, despite having an attack .capable of maximizing these conditions. They now have to rely on a whole lot of other .results, while also being in even more must-win territory, with a lot needing to align for a .playoff berth. .Dhoni took his time (of course he did), and he ensured he was there to face the final .over. Dube, during that phase, did incredibly well to pop a few over the fence and keep .the required run-rate well within reach. He could not close it out, but his captain could. .Prior to that entire sequence, two youngsters stood out for their stroke-making: Urvil on .debut, and Brevis, whose onslaught lasted longer and in the end, was perhaps the point .of difference.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs CSK, 57th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arora to Mhatre, no run back of a length just outside off. Mhatre hangs back, covers the slight away-swing and taps it gently into the off side\n Arora to Mhatre, OUT soft, soft dismissal! Oh, to be 17 and to feel this game's keen and sometimes cruel sting! Back of a length outside off, and this just sticks in the surface. Mhatre has designs to go over cover point but the lack of pace off the surface means he scuffs his shot completely. Floats it through to Rana in the ring and he makes no mistake. The perfect start for KKR, and CSK under immediate pressure! \n Arora to Urvil Patel, no run short and wide outside off. Urvil throws his hands at it but only swishes at thin air\n Arora to Urvil Patel, SIX runs oh, hello, and goodbye! This is the in-swinger and seems like Urvil has read this very early. Moves across his stumps a little to this fullish ball on middle and off, and whips it over the deep square leg fence! See all photos\n Arora to Urvil Patel, 1 wide full and swinging further down leg. Urvil does not get bat on this and the umpire has to indulge in some more exercise\n Arora to Urvil Patel, 1 run just short! Dug into the track just outside off. Urvil stands up tall and hacks at it. Clinks it off the bottom part of the bat and that nearly carries to Rahane at mid wicket\n Arora to Conway, no run full and shaping away just outside off. Conway gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards extra cover\n Moeen Ali to Urvil Patel, SIX runs and Moeen gets welcomed with a maximum! Tossed up into the slot just outside off. Urvil gets down on one knee and whacks it over deep mid wicket!\n Moeen Ali to Urvil Patel, FOUR runs thumped on the up now! This is a drag-down outside off, a clear byproduct of what happened the previous ball. Urvil waits for it and slaps it over mid off! Deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg on the fence\n Moeen Ali to Urvil Patel, SIX runs but neither can do anything, because Urvil has climbed into this too! Slower but another slot ball on middle and leg. Urvil swings at it with abandon and smears it over deep mid wicket! See all photos\n Moeen Ali to Urvil Patel, 1 run much shorter and spinning into the hips. Urvil sits back in his crease and heaves it towards deep backward square leg Around the wicket to Conway. Slip in place\n Moeen Ali to Conway, OUT hot knife through butter, and Conway is outta here! Floated up beautifully on a full length on middle and off. Conway looks to drive down the ground and plays for the turn, but there isn't any. Plays down the wrong line, gets beaten on the inside and the ball crashes into the top of leg stump. Excellent bowling, and Conway has to go back without troubling the scorers! \n Moeen Ali to Ashwin, no run flighted up full on off stump. Grips in the surface and spins appreciably. Well down leg in the end and not called a wide. But Ashwin wants to review this. Too early in the piece to review a wide? The third umpire says the ball would have hit the batter had he not moved across. Ashwin, for what it is worth, did take a big stride across the stumps, and CSK, just like that, burn a review! Ashwin, unsurprisingly, is not happy with the third umpire's ruling...\n Harshit Rana to Urvil Patel, no run back of a length outside off and this skids off the surface. Urvil has a waft at it and is late on the stroke. Beaten for pace\n Harshit Rana to Urvil Patel, 1 run safe! Off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Urvil has a huge swipe at it and cloths it. Fortunately for him, it does not carry to Ramandeep at deep square\n Harshit Rana to Ashwin, FOUR runs that has gone to the fence like a tracer bullet! Short and wide outside off. Ashwin rises with the bounce, stands tall and cracks it through point!\n Harshit Rana to Ashwin, 1 leg bye angled in on a length on leg stump. Ashwin is a touch late on the flick and the ball dribbles off his pad into the on side\n Harshit Rana to Urvil Patel, SIX runs fetch that too, says Urvil Patel! Another slower ball, on a back of a length outside off. Urvil reads it like the morning's newspaper and dumps it over wide long on!\n Harshit Rana to Urvil Patel, OUT flies off the outside edge and Chakravarthy snaffles it up! Fullish outside off, daring Urvil to go off-side, and this is where the youngster fails. Not for a lack of effort, though. He threw the kitchen sink and a bit more at it but just lost his shape a touch. Sharp, sharp work by Chakravarthy to his left at short third, and that, in the context of the game, looks like a big wicket! \n Moeen Ali to Ashwin, 1 run flighted up full outside off. Ashwin stretches forward and works it towards deep mid wicket Around the wicket, with a slip in place\n Moeen Ali to Jadeja, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Jadeja goes back and taps it towards mid on to get off the mark\n Moeen Ali to Ashwin, 2 runs shortish outside off. Ashwin hangs deep in his crease and punches it crisply off the back foot between extra cover and cover point. Back for a brace\n Moeen Ali to Ashwin, 1 run back of a length, spinning in towards the pads. Ashwin eases it towards deep backward square leg\n Moeen Ali to Jadeja, no run back of a length just outside off. Jadeja sits deep in his crease and hurriedly jabs it towards point\n Moeen Ali to Jadeja, 1 run angled in on a back of a length on middle and leg. Jadeja turns it towards square leg and looks at Ashwin, who responds and scurries across\n Harshit Rana to Jadeja, no run back of a length just outside off. Jadeja gets up on his toes and meets the ball right under his eyes\n Harshit Rana to Jadeja, SIX runs bang! Jadeja lands his first punch! Back of a length on leg stump and Jadeja pre-empts the length. Marches down the track and wallops it over mid wicket!\n Harshit Rana to Jadeja, FOUR runs deft, deft touch! Slower ball on a length outside off. Jadeja goes back and across, waits for the ball and then scythes it to short third's left! Sampath tells me tonight is only the second time both CSK openers got out for a duck in an IPL match. The other instance was back in 2008 against RR in Jaipur.\n Harshit Rana to Jadeja, 2 runs banged into the track on leg stump. Rushes onto Jadeja and he helps it away past short fine leg for a brace. Might have come off the glove actually\n Harshit Rana to Jadeja, 1 run off-pace on a back of a length on leg stump. Jadeja turns it into the vacant square leg region and ambles across to the other end\n Harshit Rana to Ashwin, OUT in the air and taken! Ashwin bites the dust too, and CSK are four down inside five overs! Back of a length outside off. Ashwin looks to drive on the up but like Mhatre earlier in the innings, he cannot get on top of the bounce. Flays at it uppishly and Raghuvanshi is on hand at backward point to gobble up the chance. Ashwin cannot believe what he has done, but he has to trudge back, with CSK now in more than a spot of bother! \n Varun to Jadeja, FOUR runs shot! Floated up but floated up into the slot on middle and off. Jadeja plants his front foot and bangs it over the bowler's head!\n Varun to Jadeja, OUT chopped on, and Chakravarthy is into the wicket-taking action too! Jadeja departs, and CSK are now five down! Back of a length just outside off and this is an away-going delivery. Jadeja looks to dab it away but is a little early on the stroke. Gets a thick inside edge and that cannons back into the stumps. Jadeja, after a sprightly cameo, has to walk off and CSK in all sorts of trouble now! \n Varun to Dube, 1 run fired in full on the stumps. Dube pokes it towards mid off and hurtles across to the other end to get off the mark Slip for Brevis too\n Varun to Brevis, 1 run oh my! Googly on a fullish length just outside off. Brevis looks to pop it downtown first ball and shanks it terribly. On the bounce to long on\n Varun to Dube, no run full on middle and off. Dube plants his front foot and pushes it uppishly towards mid off\n Varun to Dube, no run on a length on middle and leg. Dube seems to read it off the pitch and opts to defend with soft hands in the end\n Narine to Brevis, 2 runs back of a length on middle and off. Brevis creates some room for himself on the back foot and punches it past extra cover for a couple of runs\n Narine to Brevis, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Brevis hangs back and taps it enough to extra cover's left for a single A strong gust of wind has entered the Eden Gardens. Narine to continue from over the wicket. Slip in for Dube. Sreshth informs me that this seems like a dust storm. Plenty of debris, such as polythene bags, flying around because of the wind\n Narine to Dube, FOUR runs Dube with his first boundary! Short and wide outside off. Dube looks at the width and throws his hands at it, carving it past extra cover. Ramandeep gives chase from sweeper cover but cannot get there either!\n Narine to Dube, 1 run shortish outside off. Dube reads the ball going away and cuts it off the back foot towards deep point\n Narine to Brevis, no run slanted in on a length on middle and leg. Brevis is cramped for room and jams it off the inside edge into his pads\n Narine to Brevis, FOUR runs in the air and just past the fielder, and there is an eruption of noise at the Eden G! Tossed up on a fullish length and Brevis' eyes light up. He has a whoosh across the line and muscles it just enough to Ramandeep's right at deep mid wicket!\n Varun to Dube, no run fired in full on the pads. Dube works it tamely towards mid wicket\n Varun to Dube, 1 run on a length on leg stump. Dube turns it towards mid wicket and calls for the single. Brevis responds and hares across to complete it\n Varun to Brevis, no run back of a length just outside off. Brevis reads it off the pitch and jabs it off the back foot towards point\n Varun to Brevis, 2 runs slower, fuller and floatier outside off. Brevis steps forward and chips it over extra cover. Back for a brace by the time sweeper cover cuts it off\n Varun to Brevis, 1 run angled in full on off. Brevis plants his front foot and drills it down the ground to long off\n Varun to Dube, 1 run back of a length outside off. Spins back a touch and Dube gets cramped on the cut. Scuffs it towards cover for a single\n Narine to Dube, no run hard length on the stumps. Dube does not have much room to work with and stabs it off the back foot towards extra cover\n Narine to Dube, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Keeps a little low and Dube adjusts to turn it enough to mid wicket's right for a single\n Narine to Brevis, SIX runs short and dispatched! A rare long-hop by Narine and Brevis climbs into it. Opens up his front hip and belts it flat over the wide long on fence! See all photos\n Narine to Brevis, no run back of a length on middle stump. Skids onto Brevis and also spins into him. Tucked up for room, he hacks it towards mid wicket\n Narine to Brevis, no run back of a length outside off. Brevis gives himself a bit of room and jabs it towards extra cover\n Narine to Brevis, 2 runs shortish outside off. Brevis backs away further and slaps it past extra cover. Dube has enough time to get back to the danger end and complete a brace, with Raghuvanshi mopping up at long off\n Varun to Dube, 1 run tossed up full outside off. Dube plants his front foot and drags his slog towards long on\n Varun to Brevis, no run back of a length just outside off. Nips away a touch and Brevis dangles his bat. Nearly chops it onto his own stumps, with the ball eventually bouncing up for the keeper to gather\n Varun to Brevis, no run back of a length on the stumps. Brevis hangs back and taps it towards backward point\n Varun to Brevis, no run shorter and wider outside off. Brevis gets onto the back foot and cuts it towards backward point Around the wicket now\n Varun to Brevis, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Brevis gives himself a bit of room and jabs it towards sweeper cover\n Varun to Dube, 1 wide appeal for a caught-behind, but the umpire is not interested! Back of a length just outside leg. Dube looks to glance it fine and seems to miss it. Gurbaz was adamant the ball had grazed something on the way, and the umpire does not call it a wide. So, Dube reviews for a wide now. Feel this is too big a risk to take, having already lost a review in similar circumstances. Nothing on UltraEdge, meaning that Dube is vindicated. But that is something CSK could refrain from!\n Varun to Dube, 2 runs thrown up full and wide outside off. Dube reaches out for it and drives it between long off and deep cover for a couple of runs\n Arora to Brevis, SIX runs bursts through the hands! Right in the slot outside off. Brevis steps forward and uses his strong wrists to pump it towards long off. Raghuvanshi gets his hands up but the ball sizzles through. Too hot to handle, and Brevis gets six and a reprieve!\n Arora to Brevis, FOUR runs four more! This is fuller but sliding onto the pads. Brevis waits for the ball to arrive before glancing it away past short fine leg! CSK, CSK chants going around now\n Arora to Brevis, FOUR runs watch out bowler, watch out umpire, watch out everyone! Low full toss just outside off. Brevis transfers his weight forward and blasts it over the bowler's head. Good for Arora that he did not get his hands to it. That would have flown to the fence too!\n Arora to Brevis, SIX runs dead-straight, and Brevis is staring down this chase in the eye! Another low full toss just outside off. Brevis establishes a strong and solid base and thumps it over Arora's head!\n Arora to Brevis, SIX runs taxi, where are you?! Throw that ball back, please! Another full toss outside off and guess what happens to those - they go miles! Brevis sets up for it and bulldozes it one-handed over long on! See all photos\n Arora to Brevis, FOUR runs hold that pose, chief, and that is a 22-ball half-century for Dewald Brevis! This is off-pace but also a half-tracker that sits up. Laced with width and Brevis waits on it before obliterating it past extra cover. Everyone is up in the dugout and the yellow flags are doing overtime in the stands!\n Narine to Dube, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Dube lets the ball arrive before tucking it off his pads towards deep backward square leg Brevis has done the heavy lifting and this run-chase is now there for the taking, for him and for CSK\n Narine to Brevis, 1 run back of a length outside off. Brevis goes back and eases it towards deep point. A bit of hesitation between the batters but no damage done\n Narine to Dube, no run on a length outside off. Dube comes forward and opens his bat face to dab it towards backward point\n Narine to Dube, no run shortish just outside off. Dube gives himself a bit of room and cuts it towards backward point\n Narine to Dube, 1 run full on middle and off. Dube presses forward and pokes it towards the bowler, who misfields and ends up conceding a single. Sloppy from Sunil Narine This, by the way, is Brevis' maiden IPL fifty too\n Narine to Brevis, 1 run back of a length on off. Brevis waits on it and pats it towards backward point\n Varun to Brevis, OUT and Brevis bites the dust! Monumental moment in the game! Dangles the carrot on a full length on leg stump and Brevis bites. Looks to go downtown over long on but cannot get under this enough. Arrows it flat and straight to Rinku and Rinku was not going to drop that, not in a million years. A sensational knock comes to an end, and KKR have a window of opportunity again! \n Varun to Dhoni, 1 run back of a length outside off. Dhoni goes back and jabs it into the point region to get off the mark Here's Sampath: CSK win % went from 21.98 to 78.05 during the 11th over where Brevis scored 30. It has come down to 49.71 after his dismissal.\n Varun to Dube, no run shortish on middle and leg. Dube waits an eternity for it before defending it towards extra cover Around the wicket now\n Varun to Dube, no run short and wide outside off. Dube waits on the back foot and slaps it straight to extra cover Two balls left in Chakravarthy's spell\n Varun to Dube, 1 run dug into the track just outside off. Dube opens up his stance and hacks it towards long on One ball to survive for Dhoni. Prior to this game, he averaged four against Chakravarthy\n Varun to Dhoni, no run angled in full on middle and off, searching for the wicket. Dhoni rocks forward and offers the full face of the bat\n Narine to Dube, 1 run full on midde and leg. Dube gets a big stride in and knocks it to long off\n Narine to Dhoni, 1 run fullish on leg stump. Dhoni comes onto the front foot and squirts it off the inside edge towards deep backward square leg\n Narine to Dube, no run full on middle and off. Dube gets onto the front foot and defends\n Narine to Dube, no run fired in on a length on leg stump. Dube plays all around it and the ball pings off his pad into the on side Around the wicket\n Narine to Dube, 1 run slanted in on a back of a length on middle and leg. Dube eases it down to long on Last ball for Narine tonight. Dhoni on strike. KKR would love a wicket here\n Narine to Dhoni, no run oh, nearly! Back of a length outside off. Skids off the surface and Dhoni, looking to cut it away, is beaten for pace\n Harshit Rana to Dube, no run off-pace on a full length outside off. Dube reaches out for it in front and loses control of his bottom hand in the process. One-handed drive to extra cover RUNS 3353 OUTS 71 4s\/6s 201\/101 SR 104.87 AVE 47.22\n Harshit Rana to Dube, 1 run slower ball on a length outside off. Dube presses half forward and punches it towards sweeper cover\n Harshit Rana to Dhoni, no run shortish outside off. Dhoni hangs deep in his crease and cuts it straight to backward point. He will feel he missed out there\n Harshit Rana to Dhoni, 1 run slower ball on a full length outside off. Dhoni reads it in time and pushes it towards long off\n Harshit Rana to Dube, SIX runs Dube lays into Harshit Rana and takes him downtown! Seems like another change-up that lands right in the slot outside off. Dube uses those long levers and smokes it over long off! See all photos\n Harshit Rana to Dube, no run into the blockhole just outside off. Dube digs it out towards extra cover and sets off for the single, only to be sent back by his skipper The final time-out of the game is upon us. CSK perhaps slightly ahead at this stage, with these two out in the middle, but a wicket will turn things drastically. This has become a very tactical chase now, far away from the throw-caution-to-the-wind CSK beginning\n Russell to Dhoni, no run full and wide outside off. Dhoni has a flat-footed waft at it away from his body and only grabs a handful of fresh air\n Russell to Dhoni, 1 run off-pace and into the track outside off. Dhoni waits for it and jabs it towards extra cover for a single\n Russell to Dube, no run very full outside off. Dube opens his bat face and guides it towards backward point, where Anukul Roy, on as a sub for Chakravarthy, dives to his right and saves a boundary\n Russell to Dube, FOUR runs right in the gap, and that is a stunning shot! Banged into the track on leg stump. Dube swivels, gets on top of the bounce, while also rolling his wrists, and smacks it to deep backward square leg's right!\n Russell to Dube, 1 run zipped in full on leg stump. Dube flicks it towards deep mid wicket and is content with a single\n Russell to Dhoni, 1 run half-volley just outside off. Dhoni gets onto the front foot and drives it down the ground to long off. Keeps strike too\n Harshit Rana to Dhoni, 1 run slanted in full on middle and off. Dhoni presents the full face of the bat and punches it to long off MS Dhoni strike rate in T20 death overs181.45\n Harshit Rana to Dube, 1 run angled in full on off. Dube uses his wrists and flicks it towards long on. There was initial optimism around two but that quickly fizzled out\n Harshit Rana to Dhoni, 1 wide short and way outside off. Dhoni jumps up onto his toes and slashes at it but fails to make contact. Called a wide\n Harshit Rana to Dhoni, 1 run slower ball on a length outside off. Dhoni waits for it and jabs it towards backward point Over the wicket to Dube\n Harshit Rana to Dube, SIX runs clean as a whistle, and Dube lands another body blow to KKR's playoff hopes! Off-pace and in the slot, and like Rana's last over, Dube reads it very, very early. Free swing through the line and he hoists it high and handsome over long on!\n Harshit Rana to Dube, 1 run low full toss on middle and leg. Dube rolls his wrists over it and works it towards deep mid wicket\n Harshit Rana to Dhoni, no run zipped in full on off and this tails back in a touch. Dhoni has a stab at it and chunks it off the inside edge into his front pad\n Russell to Dube, 1 run into the blockhole on middle stump. Dube jams down on it and squeezes it past extra cover\n Russell to Dhoni, 1 run low full toss just outside off. Dhoni bends his back knee and drills it back past the bowler towards long on\n Russell to Dube, no run low full toss just outside off. Dube gives himself a bit of room and cracks it straight to extra cover. He will feel he missed out there\n Russell to Dube, 1 run low full toss on middle and off. Dube tugs it down the ground towards long on\n Russell to Dhoni, 1 run low full toss on middle and off. Dhoni drives it down the ground to long off and is happy with a single \n Russell to Dube, no run low full toss on middle and leg. Dube gets his front foot out of the way and heaves it towards mid wicket. A dot to finish the over!\n Arora to Dhoni, 1 run off-pace and into the track outside off. Dhoni stays leg side of the ball and cuts it towards deep point Around the wicket to Dube\n Arora to Dube, no run back of a length delivery hung up wide outside off. Dube lets it go and the umpire calls ti a wide. Arora and Gurbaz think it should not be a wide, and Rahane reviews soon after. Not sure if Dube moved across to the off side. Replays suggest Dube was in his original stance, and this is really touch-and-go. A bit of the ball might be just inside the tramlines, and the call has been reversed. Oh my!\n Arora to Dube, 1 wide much fuller but similarly wide outside off. Dube throws his hands at it and misses, and the umpire again calls it a wide. And guess what, KKR review for the second ball running. Dube has moved across a little this time, so there will be a revised guideline, but the ball is beyond the revised one too. Wide call stays!\n Arora to Dube, SIX runs Dube goes big, and the CSK fans are back to shouting their lungs out! In the arc outside off and as they say, when it is in the arc, it is out of the park. Dube loads himself up, uses his long levers and wallops it over wide long on!\n Arora to Dube, OUT goes a mile up, and Dube does not find the distance this time! Caught superbly by Rinku and this game threatens to turn again! Another slot ball outside off and Dube cannot resist the temptation to have a pop at it, especially with mid off up. Swings his blade like an axe but cuts across the ball too much. A tame slice and Rinku back-pedals from mid off to snare the chance. Big, big moment in the game, and Dube falls for 45, having gotten CSK so close to the finish line! \n Arora to Noor Ahmad, 2 runs very full on leg stump. Noor tucks it off his pads towards deep backward square leg and hurtles back for two, getting there with a dive. Not the most glamorous dive ever in cricket, but that will do for now! 8 off 7 now. Surely this is a free hit for Noor, and a brief to play in even numbers?\n Arora to Noor Ahmad, OUT holes out to long on, and KKR have another wicket in the penultimate over! Dug into the track outside off. Noor has a swipe across the line but the ball gets just a little big on him. Cloths it flat towards long on, where Rinku judges the catch to perfection and then lunges forward to complete it. KKR are still alive, and it will now all go down to the final over! \n Russell to Dhoni, SIX runs MSD magic at the Eden G, and it is a racket out there all of a sudden! Russell misses the yorker and bowls a low full toss on the stumps, and MS Dhoni will have that for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Gets his front foot out of the way and biffs it over deep mid wicket! 2 off 5. Surely CSK will not mess this up from here?\n Russell to Dhoni, no run full outside off. Dhoni plants his front foot and drills it down the ground to long off. And he does not take the single. Oh my, oh my! Will that decision come back to haunt Dhoni and CSK?\n Russell to Dhoni, 1 run into the blockhole on middle and leg, and Dhoni squeezes this out towards extra cover. He thinks he can smuggle two and sets off but the fielding from Rahane is sharp. Dhoni has to settle for a single, and Kamboj is on strike, with the scores level!\n Russell to Kamboj, FOUR runs start the tuk-tuk, we are outta here! The flourish of a man confident in his abilities, and the chase monkey is off CSK's back! It took years and years and years, and felt like an eternity, especially in an incredibly underwhelming season, but now, with MS Dhoni at the crease and with immense contributions from Dube and Brevis, they have chased down a score of 180 or above, and no, this is not a drill! This has really happened in the flesh, and it gives CSK and their fans something to smile about! Right in the slot outside off. Kamboj plants his front foot and with a short-arm jab that is senior partner at the other end would be proud of, pummels it over mid on. Smiles in the CSK camp, but the disappointment on KKR faces is discernible. Their qualification hopes now hang by the barest of threads, and they will now need something truly miraculous to get to the final four to defend the crown they won last year! KKR, on the other hand, will feel they missed an opportunity. They had CSK five down inside the powerplay but lost the plot through the middle overs, despite having an attack capable of maximizing these conditions. They now have to rely on a whole lot of other results, while also being in even more must-win territory, with a lot needing to align for a playoff berth. over. Dube, during that phase, did incredibly well to pop a few over the fence and keep the required run-rate well within reach. He could not close it out, but his captain could. Prior to that entire sequence, two youngsters stood out for their stroke-making: Urvil on debut, and Brevis, whose onslaught lasted longer and in the end, was perhaps the point of difference.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Ashwin","Brevis","Conway","Dhoni","Dube","Jadeja","Kamboj","Mhatre","Noor Ahmad","Urvil Patel"],"Runs":[8.0,52.0,0.0,17.0,45.0,19.0,4.0,0.0,2.0,31.0],"Balls_Faced":[7,25,2,18,40,10,1,2,2,11],"Fours":[1,4,0,0,2,2,1,0,0,1],"Sixes":[0,4,0,1,3,1,0,0,0,4],"S\/R":[114.29,208.0,0.0,94.44,112.5,190.0,400.0,0.0,100.0,281.82],"dismissal":["c Raghuvanshi b Harshit Rana","c Singh b Varun","b Ali","Not Out","c Singh b Arora","b Varun","Not Out","c Harshit Rana b Arora","c Singh b Arora","c Varun b Harshit Rana"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arora","Harshit Rana","Moeen Ali","Narine","Russell","Varun"],"Balls":[18,24,12,24,16,24],"Runs_Given":[48.0,43.0,23.0,28.0,22.0,18.0],"Wickets":[3,2,1,0,0,2],"Overs":[3.0,4.0,2.0,4.0,2.4,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Rohit Sharma, no run .full just outside off. Rohit drives at it from his crease and scuffs it towards mid off. Just .a hint of away-swing\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Rohit is up and running! This is angled in, perhaps fuller and definitely more on the .pads. Rohit snaps his wrists into action and clips it to mid wicket's right!\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .four more! On the pads again and this is not the greatest of starts from Siraj. Rohit uses .the pace and the angle and glances it fine!\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, OUT .hot knife through butter! What a comeback by Siraj, and Rohit Sharma has to walk .back to the pavilion! This is a proper cracker. Back of a length, pitching just outside off .and decking back in sharply. Rohit gets cut in half and gets beaten all ends up. The ball .whistles through the gap and then kisses the middle and off bail. A dream delivery, a .dream dismissal, and a dream start for the Titans, despite those two boundaries! .Rohit Sharma b Mohammed Siraj 8 (4b 2x4 0x6 3m) SR: 200\nSiraj to Tilak Varma, no run .back of a length outside off. Tilak gets up on his toes and pats it gently towards cover .point\nSiraj to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Tilak tips it to mid off and dashes across to the .other end to get off the mark\nRabada to Tilak Varma, no run .hard length just outside off. Tilak takes a step down the track and prods it into the off .side\nRabada to Tilak Varma, no run .back of a length wide outside off. Tilak has a wild swipe across the line and only .connects with fresh air\nRabada to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .Tilak with his first boundary! Rabada errs in line and bowls a length ball on the pads. .Tilak gets inside the line, gets down low and helps it over short fine leg!\nRabada to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .back to back boundaries for Tilak Varma! A little more on the shorter side outside off. .Tilak is swinging from the hip and muscles it past mid on! .Over the wicket now . .Tilak Varma vs Kagiso Rabada .BALLS .9 .RUNS .17 .OUTS .0 .SR .188.88 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nRabada to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .the best shot of the lot! This is sumptuous! Zipped in full just outside off. Tilak moves .across his stumps early, gets down on the lap and nails it over short fine leg! What .courage!\nRabada to Tilak Varma, 1 run .low full toss outside off. Tilak comes forward and drives it towards mid off. Keeps strike .for the start of the third over\nSiraj to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Tilak opens his bat face and runs it down to deep .backward point\nSiraj to Rickelton, no run .back of a length just outside off. Keeps a touch low and Rickelton, up on his toes, pokes .it back to the bowler .Siraj asks short third to go back, with deep backward point coming in for Rickelton\nSiraj to Rickelton, no run .length outside off. Rickelton presses half forward and jabs it towards cover point\nSiraj to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Rickelton is off the mark in trademark style! Back of a length on middle and leg. Perfect .for the pick-up pull and Rickelton dumps it over where mid wicket would have been!\nSiraj to Rickelton, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. This holds in the surface and Rickelton nearly pops .it straight to mid on. Rickelton was looking to work that to leg as well\nSiraj to Rickelton, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Rickelton stands up on his toes and punches it .towards mid on\nIshant Sharma to Rickelton, no run .length ball angling across just outside off. Rickelton has a flat-footed waft at it and gets .an inside edge that bobbles through to Buttler . .Ishant Sharma in 2nd inns (in T20s) .INNS .90 .WKTS .77 .ECON .7.73 .AVE .30.27\nIshant Sharma to Rickelton, 1 wide .fuller and much wider outside off. Left alone by Rickelton and the umpire has no qualms .in calling it a wide\nIshant Sharma to Rickelton, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Rickelton gets a good stride in and drives it enough to mid off's .right to pick up a single\nIshant Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run .has Rickelton been run out at the bowler's end?! Slower ball on a full length outside off. .Tilak drags it towards the bowler, who gets a hand to it and deflects it onto the stumps. .Rickelton, though, shows good awareness to get his left foot behind the line\nIshant Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run .length just outside off. Tilak stands up tall and drills it straight to mid off .Two dots in a row. Tilak might look to do something here...\nIshant Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run .full just outside off. Tilak shimmies around his crease before eventually stepping .outside leg. Swishes hard at it but only grabs a handful of fresh air\nIshant Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run .off-pace and hung up wide outside off on a back of a length. Tilak nearly swings himself .off his feet and still cannot get the purchase he is after. Might have been another inside- .edge that dribbled through to Buttler\nSiraj to Rickelton, 1 leg bye .length ball that finishes on leg stump. Rickelton has a swipe at it and misses, getting .rapped on the pads in the process. Siraj appeals but that definitely pitched outside leg\nSiraj to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Tilak gets up on his toes and jabs it towards extra .cover for a sharpish single\nSiraj to Rickelton, 1 wide .banged into the track on leg stump and this zips through. Rickelton is awfully late on the .pull but his blushes are spared by the square leg umpire, who signals for a wide on .height. Siraj is surprised at that call\nSiraj to Rickelton, OUT .off stump out of the ground, and Siraj pulls out the Cristiano Ronaldo Siuu celebration! .Back of a length, pitching on leg stump and decking away with the angle. Rickelton has .a wild whoosh at it and does not cover the line at all. The ball scrapes the inside edge .and then sends off stump tumbling. Siraj is over the moon. The Titans fans are .overjoyed; the Mumbai Indians, in a spot of bother! .Ryan Rickelton b Mohammed Siraj 6 (9b 1x4 0x6 23m) SR: 66.66\nSiraj to Suryakumar, no run .hard length on middle and off. Suryakumar gets behind the line of the ball and taps it .towards mid on\nSiraj to Suryakumar, 1 wide .dug into the track and this slides down leg with the angle. Suryakumar gets inside the .line and then watches it go through to the keeper\nSiraj to Suryakumar, SIX runs .that is a Suryakumar Yadav special! Wow, that was nonchalant! Length in the fifth .stump channel. Suryakumar walks across his stumps and then whips it over the deep .backward square leg fence!\nSiraj to Suryakumar, 2 runs .slower ball dug into the track outside off. Suryakumar cannot get on top of it completely .and splices it just beyond square leg. Bags a brace\nRashid Khan to Tilak Varma, no run .Rashid traps Tilak in front, and the finger goes up straightaway! But Tilak has reviewed .just as promptly! Fizzed through on a length on off. Tilak looks for the reverse first up .and gets into a bit of a tangle, perhaps because of the zip off the surface and the speed .through the air. Might have struck him just outside off too. Might have kissed the glove .as well. In fact, the ball has kissed the glove. There is a spike on UltraEdge when ball is .next to glove, and umpire Abhijeet Bengeri's decision has been overturned. Tilak stays!\nRashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run .length ball outside leg. Tilak lets the ball arrive before tucking it off his pads towards .deep square leg .Rashid is yet to dismiss Suryakumar in the IPL, and Suryakumar strikes at 148 against .the leggie\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run .very full outside off. Suryakumar looks for the sweep but sweeps to swish at thin air. .Rolls off the pads into the off side\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Suryakumar goes back and works it towards mid on\nRashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 wide .fired in on a length down leg. Tilak misses his sweep and the umpire is happy to call it a .wide\nRashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Tilak hangs back and eases it into the on side\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run .googly on a back of a length just outside off. Suryakumar reads it off the pitch (it .seems) and defends .Just the four off the final over of the powerplay, and GT will be happy with how those .first six overs went\nRabada to Tilak Varma, 1 run .full on middle and off. Tilak looks to work to leg and gets a fat leading edge. The ball .swirls and drops just in front of Sai Kishore at sweeper cover\nRabada to Suryakumar, 1 run .off-pace on a length on off. Suryakumar comes forward and knocks it to long on . .Suryakumar Yadav vs Kagiso Rabada .BALLS .73 .RUNS .130 .OUTS .4 .SR .178.08 .4s\/6s .12\/7\nRabada to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length just ouside off. Tilak waits for the slower one and jabs it into the cover .point region .Deep mid wicket, deep square leg and long leg on the fence\nRabada to Suryakumar, 1 run .slower bumper outside off. Suryakumar sits deep in his crease and drags it towards .deep mid wicket\nRabada to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .another short ball, although this is seam-up. Tilak is rushed on the pull, takes his eyes .off it and heaves it past mid wicket for a couple of runs\nRabada to Tilak Varma, no run .badgers that short length again, tucking Tilak up on leg stump. He shapes to pull but .only manages a deflection off the glove towards the keeper for his troubles\nIshant Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run .full and wide outside off. Suryakumar throws his hands at it and gets a thick outside .edge that hurtles down to deep third\nIshant Sharma to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .that has flown to the fence! A bit of a half-tracker outside off. Tilak spots it early, .swivels and pounds it between deep mid wicket and deep square leg!\nIshant Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 wide .back of a length delivery bowled a mile outside off. Tilak lets it go after advancing and .then sees the umpire stretch out his arms\nIshant Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 run .fullish outside off. Tilak reaches out for it and laces his cover drive. Cannot get it past .extra cover, though, and he has to settle for a single. Good work by Siraj in the ring\nIshant Sharma to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Suryakumar breaks the shackles! Dug into the track on the hips and this is just asking .to be hit. Suryakumar gets inside the line and dumps it over the fine leg fence!\nIshant Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run .full just outside off. Suryakumar gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards mid off\nIshant Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 run .off-pace on a length outside off. Tilak drops it into the off side and saunters across to .the other end .The umpire points to his watch and we will have a time-out. MI have recovered well after .those early blows and this partnership looks primed to turn it up a notch. GT, though, .will know a wicket will push MI further back\nSai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 3 runs .back of a length on middle and off. Tilak goes back and places it perfectly between .deep backward square leg and deep mid wicket. In trying to stop the second, deep .backward square leg over-runs it and ends up conceding the third. Rashid the guilty .party .Sai Kishore to Suryakumar - for the first time ever\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .and Suryakumar sweeps. Of course he does. Full on off and he helps himself to a single .to deep backward square leg\nSai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run .shortish on off. Tilak hops back and pulls it towards deep mid wicket\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .angled in on a length on middle stump. Suryakumar gets down on the sweep and .paddles it towards deep backward square leg\nSai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Tilak waits in his crease and cuts it towards deep backward .point\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .scorched across the turf! Very full on off and that was a very risky stroke. Suryakumar .went for the sweep and thankfully for him and MI, he smashed it, beating deep .backward square leg to his right! .Sudharsan, while trying to save that boundary, might have done himself some .mischief. GT will hope it is just cramp, but he is being carried off the field, clutching .his left hamstring\nRashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run .length on middle and off. Tilak goes back and turns it towards deep mid wicket\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Stops in the surface a little and Suryakumar chips it .towards long on\nRashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Tucked away easily towards deep backward square leg .Suryakumar Yadav T20 strike rate in middle overs148.86\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 2 runs .dragged down outside off but the lack of pace and bounce off the surface means the .batter cannot capitalize. Heaved towards deep mid wicket for a brace .Phillips is on the field as a sub fielder, by the way\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .slanted in full on the pads. Suryakumar comes forward and works it towards deep mid .wicket\nRashid Khan to Tilak Varma, no run .googly on a full length just outside off. Tilak stretches forward and smothers it into the .off side. He wanted the single as well but that was never on. Not to Glenn Phillips","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs MI, 9th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Rohit Sharma, no run full just outside off. Rohit drives at it from his crease and scuffs it towards mid off. Just a hint of away-swing\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Rohit is up and running! This is angled in, perhaps fuller and definitely more on the pads. Rohit snaps his wrists into action and clips it to mid wicket's right!\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs four more! On the pads again and this is not the greatest of starts from Siraj. Rohit uses the pace and the angle and glances it fine!\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, OUT hot knife through butter! What a comeback by Siraj, and Rohit Sharma has to walk back to the pavilion! This is a proper cracker. Back of a length, pitching just outside off and decking back in sharply. Rohit gets cut in half and gets beaten all ends up. The ball whistles through the gap and then kisses the middle and off bail. A dream delivery, a dream dismissal, and a dream start for the Titans, despite those two boundaries! \n Siraj to Tilak Varma, no run back of a length outside off. Tilak gets up on his toes and pats it gently towards cover point\n Siraj to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Tilak tips it to mid off and dashes across to the other end to get off the mark\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, no run hard length just outside off. Tilak takes a step down the track and prods it into the off side\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, no run back of a length wide outside off. Tilak has a wild swipe across the line and only connects with fresh air\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs Tilak with his first boundary! Rabada errs in line and bowls a length ball on the pads. Tilak gets inside the line, gets down low and helps it over short fine leg!\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs back to back boundaries for Tilak Varma! A little more on the shorter side outside off. Tilak is swinging from the hip and muscles it past mid on! Over the wicket now Tilak Varma vs Kagiso Rabada BALLS 9 RUNS 17 OUTS 0 SR 188.88 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, SIX runs the best shot of the lot! This is sumptuous! Zipped in full just outside off. Tilak moves across his stumps early, gets down on the lap and nails it over short fine leg! What courage!\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, 1 run low full toss outside off. Tilak comes forward and drives it towards mid off. Keeps strike for the start of the third over\n Siraj to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Tilak opens his bat face and runs it down to deep backward point\n Siraj to Rickelton, no run back of a length just outside off. Keeps a touch low and Rickelton, up on his toes, pokes it back to the bowler Siraj asks short third to go back, with deep backward point coming in for Rickelton\n Siraj to Rickelton, no run length outside off. Rickelton presses half forward and jabs it towards cover point\n Siraj to Rickelton, FOUR runs Rickelton is off the mark in trademark style! Back of a length on middle and leg. Perfect for the pick-up pull and Rickelton dumps it over where mid wicket would have been!\n Siraj to Rickelton, no run back of a length on middle and leg. This holds in the surface and Rickelton nearly pops it straight to mid on. Rickelton was looking to work that to leg as well\n Siraj to Rickelton, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Rickelton stands up on his toes and punches it towards mid on\n Ishant Sharma to Rickelton, no run length ball angling across just outside off. Rickelton has a flat-footed waft at it and gets an inside edge that bobbles through to Buttler INNS 90 WKTS 77 ECON 7.73 AVE 30.27\n Ishant Sharma to Rickelton, 1 wide fuller and much wider outside off. Left alone by Rickelton and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Ishant Sharma to Rickelton, 1 run fullish just outside off. Rickelton gets a good stride in and drives it enough to mid off's right to pick up a single\n Ishant Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run has Rickelton been run out at the bowler's end?! Slower ball on a full length outside off. Tilak drags it towards the bowler, who gets a hand to it and deflects it onto the stumps. Rickelton, though, shows good awareness to get his left foot behind the line\n Ishant Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run length just outside off. Tilak stands up tall and drills it straight to mid off Two dots in a row. Tilak might look to do something here...\n Ishant Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run full just outside off. Tilak shimmies around his crease before eventually stepping outside leg. Swishes hard at it but only grabs a handful of fresh air\n Ishant Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run off-pace and hung up wide outside off on a back of a length. Tilak nearly swings himself off his feet and still cannot get the purchase he is after. Might have been another inside-edge that dribbled through to Buttler\n Siraj to Rickelton, 1 leg bye length ball that finishes on leg stump. Rickelton has a swipe at it and misses, getting rapped on the pads in the process. Siraj appeals but that definitely pitched outside leg\n Siraj to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Tilak gets up on his toes and jabs it towards extra cover for a sharpish single\n Siraj to Rickelton, 1 wide banged into the track on leg stump and this zips through. Rickelton is awfully late on the pull but his blushes are spared by the square leg umpire, who signals for a wide on height. Siraj is surprised at that call\n Siraj to Rickelton, OUT off stump out of the ground, and Siraj pulls out the Cristiano Ronaldo Siuu celebration! Back of a length, pitching on leg stump and decking away with the angle. Rickelton has a wild whoosh at it and does not cover the line at all. The ball scrapes the inside edge and then sends off stump tumbling. Siraj is over the moon. The Titans fans are overjoyed; the Mumbai Indians, in a spot of bother! \n Siraj to Suryakumar, no run hard length on middle and off. Suryakumar gets behind the line of the ball and taps it towards mid on\n Siraj to Suryakumar, 1 wide dug into the track and this slides down leg with the angle. Suryakumar gets inside the line and then watches it go through to the keeper\n Siraj to Suryakumar, SIX runs that is a Suryakumar Yadav special! Wow, that was nonchalant! Length in the fifth stump channel. Suryakumar walks across his stumps and then whips it over the deep backward square leg fence!\n Siraj to Suryakumar, 2 runs slower ball dug into the track outside off. Suryakumar cannot get on top of it completely and splices it just beyond square leg. Bags a brace\n Rashid Khan to Tilak Varma, no run Rashid traps Tilak in front, and the finger goes up straightaway! But Tilak has reviewed just as promptly! Fizzed through on a length on off. Tilak looks for the reverse first up and gets into a bit of a tangle, perhaps because of the zip off the surface and the speed through the air. Might have struck him just outside off too. Might have kissed the glove as well. In fact, the ball has kissed the glove. There is a spike on UltraEdge when ball is next to glove, and umpire Abhijeet Bengeri's decision has been overturned. Tilak stays!\n Rashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run length ball outside leg. Tilak lets the ball arrive before tucking it off his pads towards deep square leg Rashid is yet to dismiss Suryakumar in the IPL, and Suryakumar strikes at 148 against the leggie\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run very full outside off. Suryakumar looks for the sweep but sweeps to swish at thin air. Rolls off the pads into the off side\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Suryakumar goes back and works it towards mid on\n Rashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 wide fired in on a length down leg. Tilak misses his sweep and the umpire is happy to call it a wide\n Rashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Tilak hangs back and eases it into the on side\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run Just the four off the final over of the powerplay, and GT will be happy with how those first six overs went\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, 1 run full on middle and off. Tilak looks to work to leg and gets a fat leading edge. The ball swirls and drops just in front of Sai Kishore at sweeper cover\n Rabada to Suryakumar, 1 run off-pace on a length on off. Suryakumar comes forward and knocks it to long on Suryakumar Yadav vs Kagiso Rabada BALLS 73 RUNS 130 OUTS 4 SR 178.08 4s\/6s 12\/7\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length just ouside off. Tilak waits for the slower one and jabs it into the cover point region Deep mid wicket, deep square leg and long leg on the fence\n Rabada to Suryakumar, 1 run slower bumper outside off. Suryakumar sits deep in his crease and drags it towards deep mid wicket\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, 2 runs another short ball, although this is seam-up. Tilak is rushed on the pull, takes his eyes off it and heaves it past mid wicket for a couple of runs\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, no run badgers that short length again, tucking Tilak up on leg stump. He shapes to pull but only manages a deflection off the glove towards the keeper for his troubles\n Ishant Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run full and wide outside off. Suryakumar throws his hands at it and gets a thick outside edge that hurtles down to deep third\n Ishant Sharma to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs that has flown to the fence! A bit of a half-tracker outside off. Tilak spots it early, swivels and pounds it between deep mid wicket and deep square leg!\n Ishant Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 wide back of a length delivery bowled a mile outside off. Tilak lets it go after advancing and then sees the umpire stretch out his arms\n Ishant Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 run fullish outside off. Tilak reaches out for it and laces his cover drive. Cannot get it past extra cover, though, and he has to settle for a single. Good work by Siraj in the ring\n Ishant Sharma to Suryakumar, SIX runs Suryakumar breaks the shackles! Dug into the track on the hips and this is just asking to be hit. Suryakumar gets inside the line and dumps it over the fine leg fence!\n Ishant Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run full just outside off. Suryakumar gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards mid off\n Ishant Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 run off-pace on a length outside off. Tilak drops it into the off side and saunters across to the other end The umpire points to his watch and we will have a time-out. MI have recovered well after those early blows and this partnership looks primed to turn it up a notch. GT, though, will know a wicket will push MI further back\n Sai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 3 runs back of a length on middle and off. Tilak goes back and places it perfectly between deep backward square leg and deep mid wicket. In trying to stop the second, deep backward square leg over-runs it and ends up conceding the third. Rashid the guilty party Sai Kishore to Suryakumar - for the first time ever\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run and Suryakumar sweeps. Of course he does. Full on off and he helps himself to a single to deep backward square leg\n Sai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run shortish on off. Tilak hops back and pulls it towards deep mid wicket\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run angled in on a length on middle stump. Suryakumar gets down on the sweep and paddles it towards deep backward square leg\n Sai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run short and wide outside off. Tilak waits in his crease and cuts it towards deep backward point\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, FOUR runs scorched across the turf! Very full on off and that was a very risky stroke. Suryakumar went for the sweep and thankfully for him and MI, he smashed it, beating deep backward square leg to his right! Sudharsan, while trying to save that boundary, might have done himself some mischief. GT will hope it is just cramp, but he is being carried off the field, clutching his left hamstring\n Rashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run length on middle and off. Tilak goes back and turns it towards deep mid wicket\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Stops in the surface a little and Suryakumar chips it towards long on\n Rashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Tucked away easily towards deep backward square leg Suryakumar Yadav T20 strike rate in middle overs148.86\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 2 runs dragged down outside off but the lack of pace and bounce off the surface means the batter cannot capitalize. Heaved towards deep mid wicket for a brace Phillips is on the field as a sub fielder, by the way\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run slanted in full on the pads. Suryakumar comes forward and works it towards deep mid wicket\n Rashid Khan to Tilak Varma, no run googly on a full length just outside off. Tilak stretches forward and smothers it into the off side. He wanted the single as well but that was never on. Not to Glenn Phillips","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Rickelton","Rohit Sharma","Suryakumar","Tilak Varma"],"Runs":[6.0,8.0,29.0,37.0],"Balls_Faced":[9,4,17,30],"Fours":[1,2,1,3],"Sixes":[0,0,2,1],"S\/R":[66.67,200.0,170.59,123.33],"dismissal":["b Mohammed Siraj","b Mohammed Siraj","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ishant Sharma","Rabada","Rashid Khan","Sai Kishore","Siraj"],"Balls":[12,12,12,6,18],"Runs_Given":[17.0,21.0,10.0,11.0,26.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,2],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Rohit Sharma, no run .full just outside off. Rohit drives at it from his crease and scuffs it towards mid off. Just .a hint of away-swing\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Rohit is up and running! This is angled in, perhaps fuller and definitely more on the .pads. Rohit snaps his wrists into action and clips it to mid wicket's right!\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .four more! On the pads again and this is not the greatest of starts from Siraj. Rohit uses .the pace and the angle and glances it fine!\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, OUT .hot knife through butter! What a comeback by Siraj, and Rohit Sharma has to walk .back to the pavilion! This is a proper cracker. Back of a length, pitching just outside off .and decking back in sharply. Rohit gets cut in half and gets beaten all ends up. The ball .whistles through the gap and then kisses the middle and off bail. A dream delivery, a .dream dismissal, and a dream start for the Titans, despite those two boundaries! .Rohit Sharma b Mohammed Siraj 8 (4b 2x4 0x6 3m) SR: 200\nSiraj to Tilak Varma, no run .back of a length outside off. Tilak gets up on his toes and pats it gently towards cover .point\nSiraj to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Tilak tips it to mid off and dashes across to the .other end to get off the mark\nRabada to Tilak Varma, no run .hard length just outside off. Tilak takes a step down the track and prods it into the off .side\nRabada to Tilak Varma, no run .back of a length wide outside off. Tilak has a wild swipe across the line and only .connects with fresh air\nRabada to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .Tilak with his first boundary! Rabada errs in line and bowls a length ball on the pads. .Tilak gets inside the line, gets down low and helps it over short fine leg!\nRabada to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .back to back boundaries for Tilak Varma! A little more on the shorter side outside off. .Tilak is swinging from the hip and muscles it past mid on! .Over the wicket now . .Tilak Varma vs Kagiso Rabada .BALLS .9 .RUNS .17 .OUTS .0 .SR .188.88 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nRabada to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .the best shot of the lot! This is sumptuous! Zipped in full just outside off. Tilak moves .across his stumps early, gets down on the lap and nails it over short fine leg! What .courage!\nRabada to Tilak Varma, 1 run .low full toss outside off. Tilak comes forward and drives it towards mid off. Keeps strike .for the start of the third over\nSiraj to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Tilak opens his bat face and runs it down to deep .backward point\nSiraj to Rickelton, no run .back of a length just outside off. Keeps a touch low and Rickelton, up on his toes, pokes .it back to the bowler .Siraj asks short third to go back, with deep backward point coming in for Rickelton\nSiraj to Rickelton, no run .length outside off. Rickelton presses half forward and jabs it towards cover point\nSiraj to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Rickelton is off the mark in trademark style! Back of a length on middle and leg. Perfect .for the pick-up pull and Rickelton dumps it over where mid wicket would have been!\nSiraj to Rickelton, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. This holds in the surface and Rickelton nearly pops .it straight to mid on. Rickelton was looking to work that to leg as well\nSiraj to Rickelton, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Rickelton stands up on his toes and punches it .towards mid on\nIshant Sharma to Rickelton, no run .length ball angling across just outside off. Rickelton has a flat-footed waft at it and gets .an inside edge that bobbles through to Buttler . .Ishant Sharma in 2nd inns (in T20s) .INNS .90 .WKTS .77 .ECON .7.73 .AVE .30.27\nIshant Sharma to Rickelton, 1 wide .fuller and much wider outside off. Left alone by Rickelton and the umpire has no qualms .in calling it a wide\nIshant Sharma to Rickelton, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Rickelton gets a good stride in and drives it enough to mid off's .right to pick up a single\nIshant Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run .has Rickelton been run out at the bowler's end?! Slower ball on a full length outside off. .Tilak drags it towards the bowler, who gets a hand to it and deflects it onto the stumps. .Rickelton, though, shows good awareness to get his left foot behind the line\nIshant Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run .length just outside off. Tilak stands up tall and drills it straight to mid off .Two dots in a row. Tilak might look to do something here...\nIshant Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run .full just outside off. Tilak shimmies around his crease before eventually stepping .outside leg. Swishes hard at it but only grabs a handful of fresh air\nIshant Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run .off-pace and hung up wide outside off on a back of a length. Tilak nearly swings himself .off his feet and still cannot get the purchase he is after. Might have been another inside- .edge that dribbled through to Buttler\nSiraj to Rickelton, 1 leg bye .length ball that finishes on leg stump. Rickelton has a swipe at it and misses, getting .rapped on the pads in the process. Siraj appeals but that definitely pitched outside leg\nSiraj to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Tilak gets up on his toes and jabs it towards extra .cover for a sharpish single\nSiraj to Rickelton, 1 wide .banged into the track on leg stump and this zips through. Rickelton is awfully late on the .pull but his blushes are spared by the square leg umpire, who signals for a wide on .height. Siraj is surprised at that call\nSiraj to Rickelton, OUT .off stump out of the ground, and Siraj pulls out the Cristiano Ronaldo Siuu celebration! .Back of a length, pitching on leg stump and decking away with the angle. Rickelton has .a wild whoosh at it and does not cover the line at all. The ball scrapes the inside edge .and then sends off stump tumbling. Siraj is over the moon. The Titans fans are .overjoyed; the Mumbai Indians, in a spot of bother! .Ryan Rickelton b Mohammed Siraj 6 (9b 1x4 0x6 23m) SR: 66.66\nSiraj to Suryakumar, no run .hard length on middle and off. Suryakumar gets behind the line of the ball and taps it .towards mid on\nSiraj to Suryakumar, 1 wide .dug into the track and this slides down leg with the angle. Suryakumar gets inside the .line and then watches it go through to the keeper\nSiraj to Suryakumar, SIX runs .that is a Suryakumar Yadav special! Wow, that was nonchalant! Length in the fifth .stump channel. Suryakumar walks across his stumps and then whips it over the deep .backward square leg fence!\nSiraj to Suryakumar, 2 runs .slower ball dug into the track outside off. Suryakumar cannot get on top of it completely .and splices it just beyond square leg. Bags a brace\nRashid Khan to Tilak Varma, no run .Rashid traps Tilak in front, and the finger goes up straightaway! But Tilak has reviewed .just as promptly! Fizzed through on a length on off. Tilak looks for the reverse first up .and gets into a bit of a tangle, perhaps because of the zip off the surface and the speed .through the air. Might have struck him just outside off too. Might have kissed the glove .as well. In fact, the ball has kissed the glove. There is a spike on UltraEdge when ball is .next to glove, and umpire Abhijeet Bengeri's decision has been overturned. Tilak stays!\nRashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run .length ball outside leg. Tilak lets the ball arrive before tucking it off his pads towards .deep square leg .Rashid is yet to dismiss Suryakumar in the IPL, and Suryakumar strikes at 148 against .the leggie\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run .very full outside off. Suryakumar looks for the sweep but sweeps to swish at thin air. .Rolls off the pads into the off side\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Suryakumar goes back and works it towards mid on\nRashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 wide .fired in on a length down leg. Tilak misses his sweep and the umpire is happy to call it a .wide\nRashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Tilak hangs back and eases it into the on side\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run .googly on a back of a length just outside off. Suryakumar reads it off the pitch (it .seems) and defends .Just the four off the final over of the powerplay, and GT will be happy with how those .first six overs went\nRabada to Tilak Varma, 1 run .full on middle and off. Tilak looks to work to leg and gets a fat leading edge. The ball .swirls and drops just in front of Sai Kishore at sweeper cover\nRabada to Suryakumar, 1 run .off-pace on a length on off. Suryakumar comes forward and knocks it to long on . .Suryakumar Yadav vs Kagiso Rabada .BALLS .73 .RUNS .130 .OUTS .4 .SR .178.08 .4s\/6s .12\/7\nRabada to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length just ouside off. Tilak waits for the slower one and jabs it into the cover .point region .Deep mid wicket, deep square leg and long leg on the fence\nRabada to Suryakumar, 1 run .slower bumper outside off. Suryakumar sits deep in his crease and drags it towards .deep mid wicket\nRabada to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .another short ball, although this is seam-up. Tilak is rushed on the pull, takes his eyes .off it and heaves it past mid wicket for a couple of runs\nRabada to Tilak Varma, no run .badgers that short length again, tucking Tilak up on leg stump. He shapes to pull but .only manages a deflection off the glove towards the keeper for his troubles\nIshant Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run .full and wide outside off. Suryakumar throws his hands at it and gets a thick outside .edge that hurtles down to deep third\nIshant Sharma to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .that has flown to the fence! A bit of a half-tracker outside off. Tilak spots it early, .swivels and pounds it between deep mid wicket and deep square leg!\nIshant Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 wide .back of a length delivery bowled a mile outside off. Tilak lets it go after advancing and .then sees the umpire stretch out his arms\nIshant Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 run .fullish outside off. Tilak reaches out for it and laces his cover drive. Cannot get it past .extra cover, though, and he has to settle for a single. Good work by Siraj in the ring\nIshant Sharma to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Suryakumar breaks the shackles! Dug into the track on the hips and this is just asking .to be hit. Suryakumar gets inside the line and dumps it over the fine leg fence!\nIshant Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run .full just outside off. Suryakumar gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards mid off\nIshant Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 run .off-pace on a length outside off. Tilak drops it into the off side and saunters across to .the other end .The umpire points to his watch and we will have a time-out. MI have recovered well after .those early blows and this partnership looks primed to turn it up a notch. GT, though, .will know a wicket will push MI further back\nSai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 3 runs .back of a length on middle and off. Tilak goes back and places it perfectly between .deep backward square leg and deep mid wicket. In trying to stop the second, deep .backward square leg over-runs it and ends up conceding the third. Rashid the guilty .party .Sai Kishore to Suryakumar - for the first time ever\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .and Suryakumar sweeps. Of course he does. Full on off and he helps himself to a single .to deep backward square leg\nSai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run .shortish on off. Tilak hops back and pulls it towards deep mid wicket\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .angled in on a length on middle stump. Suryakumar gets down on the sweep and .paddles it towards deep backward square leg\nSai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Tilak waits in his crease and cuts it towards deep backward .point\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .scorched across the turf! Very full on off and that was a very risky stroke. Suryakumar .went for the sweep and thankfully for him and MI, he smashed it, beating deep .backward square leg to his right! .Sudharsan, while trying to save that boundary, might have done himself some .mischief. GT will hope it is just cramp, but he is being carried off the field, clutching .his left hamstring\nRashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run .length on middle and off. Tilak goes back and turns it towards deep mid wicket\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Stops in the surface a little and Suryakumar chips it .towards long on\nRashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Tucked away easily towards deep backward square leg .Suryakumar Yadav T20 strike rate in middle overs148.86\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 2 runs .dragged down outside off but the lack of pace and bounce off the surface means the .batter cannot capitalize. Heaved towards deep mid wicket for a brace .Phillips is on the field as a sub fielder, by the way\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .slanted in full on the pads. Suryakumar comes forward and works it towards deep mid .wicket\nRashid Khan to Tilak Varma, no run .googly on a full length just outside off. Tilak stretches forward and smothers it into the .off side. He wanted the single as well but that was never on. Not to Glenn Phillips\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .full just outside off. Suryakumar gets down on one knee and sweeps it towards deep .mid wicket\nSai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length on off. Skids onto Tilak and he hurriedly stabs it towards deep mid .wicket\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, SIX runs .lovely, lovely shot! Slowed up on a fullish length just outside off. Suryakumar backs .away this time and despite being beaten in the air a little, he goes through with the .stroke, caressing it over the wide long off fence!\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length on off. Suryakumar waits in his crease and eases it to long on\nSai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 wide .length ball fired across the batter well outside off. Left alone by Tilak and called a wide\nSai Kishore to Tilak Varma, no run .back of a length wide outside off. Tilak plays at this one and chops it off the under-edge .into Buttler's body\nSai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length, hung up wide outside off again. Tilak goes deep into his crease and .guides it towards deep backward point\nPrasidh to Tilak Varma, no run .length on middle and off. Tilak has a huge swing at it, trying to go downtown, and jams .it off the inside edge into his back thigh\nPrasidh to Tilak Varma, no run .fullish in the channel and that is there to be hit. Tilak, though, tries to smash it into next .week and loses all shape. Another fresh-air shot .Tilak is looking a little twitchy. Something could give soon... .Around the wicket now\nPrasidh to Tilak Varma, OUT .Prasidh Krishna breaks this partnership! And Tilak Varma, after scratching his way to .39, leaves without that injection of tempo! Off-pace, on a length outside off. Tilak, .feeling the pinch of the scoring rate, tries to go downtown but drags it leg-side because .of the lack of pace. Arrows it towards long on, where Tewatia runs around to his left and .completes a smart grab. Tilak walks off dejected; GT, on the other hand, delighted! .Tilak Varma c Tewatia b Prasidh Krishna 39 (36b 3x4 1x6 56m) SR: 108.33\nPrasidh to Minz, no run .hard length just outside off. Minz gets up on his toes and stabs it towards mid wicket\nPrasidh to Minz, 2 runs .length angling across the batter outside off. Minz throws his hands at it and slashes it .past backward point and towards deep point for a brace\nPrasidh to Minz, no run .banged into the track outside off. Minz shapes for the upper-cut but fails to make .contact. Called a wide too, on height. GT not very impressed with that call and they .have sent it upstairs. Looks touch-and-go, and we might need Ball Tracking to figure .this one out. The ball passed the crease at 1.77m, just below Minz's head, measured at .1.79m. Wide overturned!\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Suryakumar goes back and knocks it to long on .Minz has a reputation of being a power-hitter. Against the left-arm spinner, can he turn it .on? Sai Kishore goes over the wicket\nSai Kishore to Minz, no run .back of a length just outside off. Sticks a little in the surface and Minz is content with .defending\nSai Kishore to Minz, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Minz hops back and pulls it towards short fine leg . .Sai Kishore Career stats in T20s .INNS .72 .WKTS .83 .ECON .5.98 .AVE .18.51 .BEST .4\/6\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Suryakumar releases pressure with another sublime shot! Darted in full on middle and .off. Suryakumar gets across his stumps early, gets down on one knee and wallops it .over deep backward square leg!\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .shorter and wider outside off. Suryakumar eases it out to sweeper cover .Around the wicket now\nSai Kishore to Minz, OUT .and it pays immediate dividends! Minz, sent out to perhaps attack the left-arm spinner, .falls to the left-arm spinner! Pushed across the batter on a back of a length outside off. .Minz throws the plumbing at it but all he manages is a thick outside edge. Ishant .pouches it safely at short third, and Mumbai lose more momentum and another wicket .in what is increasingly becoming a tricky chase! .Robin Minz c Sharma b Sai Kishore 3 (6b 0x4 0x6 8m) SR: 50\nPrasidh to Suryakumar, no run .oh dear - that will sting! Banged into the track outside off. Suryakumar looks for one of .those trademark hooks over short fine leg but gets into an awful tangle this time. Gets a .bit of glove and the ball then smashes him on the lid. Suryakumar lies on his back, .stunned and staggered by the blow and the physio is out in a jiffy to check on him. .Plenty of concern from those on the field too - let's hope he is alright! .See all photos .The lid, because of the impact, might have jammed into Suryakumar's eyebrow or .maybe even his eye, and that is a tough blow to take. The good news is that he is back .up on his feet now, and the crowd gives him a cheer as he does a bit of gardening on .the pitch\nPrasidh to Suryakumar, 1 run .slow and short outside off. Suryakumar reaches out for it and edges it down to deep .third .Pandya on strike. MI need their skipper to stand up here\nPrasidh to Hardik, no run .back of a length, slanting into middle and leg. Pandya gets up on his toes and taps it .towards mid wicket\nPrasidh to Hardik, 2 runs .shortish outside off. Pandya marches down the track and slaps it past extra cover. Sai .Kishore makes up ground on the cover fence, slides across to his right and cuts it off\nPrasidh to Hardik, no run .dug into the track again, skidding on off stump. Pandya is rushed on the pull and jams it .off the inside edge into his body .Prasidh is keeping the batters honest with his variations. His cutters have not arrived, .and his seam-up deliveries have hustled the batters\nPrasidh to Hardik, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Pandya rises with the bounce and jabs it towards sweeper .cover. Just four off the over, and GT are beginning to haul this game their way... .The final time-out is here. MI have fallen behind in the last few overs, especially with .Tilak struggling and then the Minz experiment not quite working out. They now need 85 .off 36, and need something special from this pair\nSai Kishore to Hardik, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Grips in the surface and spins away as Pandya pats .it gently towards extra cover\nSai Kishore to Hardik, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. No room to work with and Pandya tugs it tamely .towards mid wicket\nSai Kishore to Hardik, FOUR runs .Pandya with a much-needed boundary! Not the greatest ball Sai Kishore will ever bowl .either. On a length and well down leg. Pandya tickles it away!\nSai Kishore to Hardik, no run .slightly slower on a length on middle and off. Pandya comes down the track and then .defends. Sai Kishore picks up the ball and has a stare-down with the MI captain, who .also does not back down .See all photos\nSai Kishore to Hardik, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Pandya stays leg side and punches it towards .sweeper cover .Last ball of Sai Kishore's spell coming up\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Suryakumar goes back and knocks it to long on. .Keeps strike but just six off that over at a time when MI needed more than 15 per over\nPrasidh to Suryakumar, 1 run .slower ball on a full length outside off. Suryakumar looks to paddle it away but does not .get the purchase he is after. Squirts off the inside edge towards short fine leg\nPrasidh to Hardik, no run .hard length just outside off. Nips back in, cuts down Pandya's angle and barely gives .him any room to work with. Chunks it off the inside edge into his pads\nPrasidh to Hardik, no run .back of a length just outside off. Skids off the surface and also keeps appreciably low. .Pandya cannot get his bat down in time and that is another dot. Two dots in a row in the .16th over\nPrasidh to Hardik, no run .oh dear - Pandya has gotten stuck at the crease, and cannot buy a run at the moment! .Hard length on middle and off. Holds in the surface and that causes a leading edge. .Falls short of extra cover, though\nPrasidh to Hardik, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Pandya waits for this and stabs it towards deep mid .wicket\nPrasidh to Suryakumar, OUT .goes a mile up, and snaffled up by Gill at long off! Is that the game as well?! Slower ball .on a full length outside off. Suryakumar tries to smoke it downtown but cannot generate .the power he is after. Beaten by the lack of pace and he slices it very tamely. Gill judges .it to absolute perfection, and this MI chase sinks further into the quicksand! .Suryakumar Yadav c Shubman Gill b Prasidh Krishna 48 (28b 1x4 4x6 60m) SR: 171.42\nRabada to Hardik, 1 run .shortish on middle and leg. Pandya opens up his front hip and hacks it towards deep .mid wicket . .Kagiso Rabada in death overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1210 .WKTS .110 .4s\/6s .149\/89 .ECON .9.33 .AVE .17.11\nRabada to Naman Dhir, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Dhir walks across his stumps and tucks it off his .hips towards deep mid wicket\nRabada to Hardik, 1 run .slower delivery dug into the track just outside leg. Pandya gets inside the line and helps .it towards short fine leg. These singles will not do for MI, though\nRabada to Naman Dhir, 1 run .slower ball on a length on the stumps. Dhir waits for it and works it towards deep mid .wicket .The lack of intent has been a little alarming. The lack of execution even poorer\nRabada to Hardik, no run .slower delivery dug into the track outside off. Pandya has a wild mow across the line .and jams it off the inside edge into his pads\nRabada to Hardik, OUT .soft, soft dismissal and Hardik Pandya has been put out of his misery! Slower ball .banged in short outside off. Pandya tries to upper-cut it but there is just no pace to work .with. Offers some catching practice to Siraj at short third, and the pacer takes it, despite .seemingly losing it in the lights. A 17-ball 11 for the MI skipper, when they needed .something much more cavalier, and that perhaps sums up MI's evening! .Hardik Pandya c Mohammed Siraj b Rabada 11 (17b 1x4 0x6 19m) SR: 64.7\nPrasidh to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .Dhir with his first boundary, but surely it is too little, too late now?! Off-pace on a back .of a length on off. Dhir shuffles across, uses his wrists and clips it behind square, .beating Rabada to his right on the deep backward square leg fence!\nPrasidh to Naman Dhir, no run .hard length outside off. On-pace and this skids off the surface, rushing Dhir on the pull .and eventually beating him because of the extra fizz\nPrasidh to Naman Dhir, 1 run .shortish on middle and off. Hustled on the pull again and Dhir hacks it towards deep .backward square leg .Santner on strike. Prasidh goes around the wicket\nPrasidh to Santner, no run .slower ball banged in short on leg stump. Santner tries to get inside the line and hook it .away but only manages a deflection off the arm, towards the keeper\nPrasidh to Santner, 1 run .change-up again, on a back of a length on off. Santner gives himself room and punches .it towards extra cover, who misfields and makes the single a much more comfortable .venture\nPrasidh to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .Dhir ends the over with a boundary! Back of a legth just outside off. Dhir shimmies .across early and then scoops it over short fine leg! .His spell ended with a four but take nothing away from Prasidh. This is the spell that .won GT the game\nRabada to Santner, SIX runs .Santner goes up and over, and he goes all the way! Back of a length just outside off. .Santner creates room for himself, gets his hands through the line and cracks it over mid .off!\nRabada to Santner, 1 run .angled in on a length, following the batter outside leg. Santner dabs it towards .backward point and has to stay content with a single .Meanwhile, It's been a great couple of days for Bengaluru franchises. After RCB's win .over CSK yesterday, Bengaluru FC today coasted to a big win to qualify for the Indian .Super League semifinals, as Sunil Chhetri continued to find the goals.\nRabada to Naman Dhir, no run .slower bumper outside off. Dhir has an ungainly swipe across the line and only swats .away a few flies in the process\nRabada to Naman Dhir, 1 wide .zipped in full but also well down leg. Left alone by Dhir and called a wide\nRabada to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .banged in short outside off and this sits up. Dhir also does well to pick the variation and .pummels it, beating deep backward square leg to his left!\nRabada to Naman Dhir, 1 run .another shortish delivery, wide outside off. Dhir tries to fetch it and ramp it over short .fine leg but too many moving parts there for the execution to be on-point. Shanked .behind square on the leg side\nRabada to Santner, FOUR runs .dropped by Prasidh Krishna - his first real misstep tonight! Change-up, into the track on .leg stump. Santner gets inside the line and helps it towards short fine leg. Prasidh dives .to his right but the ball bursts through his hands. He will feel he should have held on!\nSiraj to Naman Dhir, 1 run .hard length, angling into off stump. Dhir has a swipe at it and chalks it off the toe-end .towards long on\nSiraj to Santner, 1 leg bye .back of a length on middle and off. Skips off the surface and hurries onto Santner. He .does not make contact and the ball trickles off his thigh pad into the off side\nSiraj to Naman Dhir, 1 run .slower delivery that tests out the middle of the track. Dhir advances and swats it on the .bounce to long on\nSiraj to Santner, SIX runs .shot! Back of a length outside off. Santner stands up tall and then bulldozes it over long .on. Almost a flat-batted hit, and that was right out of the middle of the bat!\nSiraj to Santner, no run .length ball that slides just down leg. Santner walks across and then misses his flick. .The umpire is happy to not call it a wide, but Santner wants a wide, and he has taken it .upstairs. Well, on the replay it does look like the ball would have hit Santner had he not .moved across his stumps. The third umpire agrees with that assessment after multiple .replays and MI lose a review!\nSiraj to Santner, no run .massive lbw shout, and the finger goes up! And Santner has reviewed this as well, just .to ensure he remains unbeaten! Zipped in full and this finishes on leg stump. Santner .plays all around his flick and gets rapped on the pads. The key question here is where .the ball pitched. Could be outside leg. And the ball, in fact, has pitched well outside leg. .So Santner, after one of the more pointless reviews in IPL history, will remain unbeaten, .but the Gujarat Titans are on the board, and they have done it with room to spare .tonight! 4-0 against the Mumbai Indians on this ground, and for the last half hour, that .record never seemed under threat! .While MI were lackadaisical at times, take nothing away from the Titans and their .bowling effort. They stuck to their plans, executed what they had in mind and used the .conditions to the tee, with Prasidh the standout. In fact, GT were so impressive that .Rashid only had to bowl two overs, and that will give them plenty of belief moving .forward, especially with Rabad and Siraj also among the wickets, and Sai Kishore .continuing to do whatever is asked of him.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs MI, 9th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Rohit Sharma, no run full just outside off. Rohit drives at it from his crease and scuffs it towards mid off. Just a hint of away-swing\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Rohit is up and running! This is angled in, perhaps fuller and definitely more on the pads. Rohit snaps his wrists into action and clips it to mid wicket's right!\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs four more! On the pads again and this is not the greatest of starts from Siraj. Rohit uses the pace and the angle and glances it fine!\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, OUT hot knife through butter! What a comeback by Siraj, and Rohit Sharma has to walk back to the pavilion! This is a proper cracker. Back of a length, pitching just outside off and decking back in sharply. Rohit gets cut in half and gets beaten all ends up. The ball whistles through the gap and then kisses the middle and off bail. A dream delivery, a dream dismissal, and a dream start for the Titans, despite those two boundaries! \n Siraj to Tilak Varma, no run back of a length outside off. Tilak gets up on his toes and pats it gently towards cover point\n Siraj to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Tilak tips it to mid off and dashes across to the other end to get off the mark\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, no run hard length just outside off. Tilak takes a step down the track and prods it into the off side\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, no run back of a length wide outside off. Tilak has a wild swipe across the line and only connects with fresh air\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs Tilak with his first boundary! Rabada errs in line and bowls a length ball on the pads. Tilak gets inside the line, gets down low and helps it over short fine leg!\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs back to back boundaries for Tilak Varma! A little more on the shorter side outside off. Tilak is swinging from the hip and muscles it past mid on! Over the wicket now Tilak Varma vs Kagiso Rabada BALLS 9 RUNS 17 OUTS 0 SR 188.88 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, SIX runs the best shot of the lot! This is sumptuous! Zipped in full just outside off. Tilak moves across his stumps early, gets down on the lap and nails it over short fine leg! What courage!\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, 1 run low full toss outside off. Tilak comes forward and drives it towards mid off. Keeps strike for the start of the third over\n Siraj to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Tilak opens his bat face and runs it down to deep backward point\n Siraj to Rickelton, no run back of a length just outside off. Keeps a touch low and Rickelton, up on his toes, pokes it back to the bowler Siraj asks short third to go back, with deep backward point coming in for Rickelton\n Siraj to Rickelton, no run length outside off. Rickelton presses half forward and jabs it towards cover point\n Siraj to Rickelton, FOUR runs Rickelton is off the mark in trademark style! Back of a length on middle and leg. Perfect for the pick-up pull and Rickelton dumps it over where mid wicket would have been!\n Siraj to Rickelton, no run back of a length on middle and leg. This holds in the surface and Rickelton nearly pops it straight to mid on. Rickelton was looking to work that to leg as well\n Siraj to Rickelton, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Rickelton stands up on his toes and punches it towards mid on\n Ishant Sharma to Rickelton, no run length ball angling across just outside off. Rickelton has a flat-footed waft at it and gets an inside edge that bobbles through to Buttler INNS 90 WKTS 77 ECON 7.73 AVE 30.27\n Ishant Sharma to Rickelton, 1 wide fuller and much wider outside off. Left alone by Rickelton and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Ishant Sharma to Rickelton, 1 run fullish just outside off. Rickelton gets a good stride in and drives it enough to mid off's right to pick up a single\n Ishant Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run has Rickelton been run out at the bowler's end?! Slower ball on a full length outside off. Tilak drags it towards the bowler, who gets a hand to it and deflects it onto the stumps. Rickelton, though, shows good awareness to get his left foot behind the line\n Ishant Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run length just outside off. Tilak stands up tall and drills it straight to mid off Two dots in a row. Tilak might look to do something here...\n Ishant Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run full just outside off. Tilak shimmies around his crease before eventually stepping outside leg. Swishes hard at it but only grabs a handful of fresh air\n Ishant Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run off-pace and hung up wide outside off on a back of a length. Tilak nearly swings himself off his feet and still cannot get the purchase he is after. Might have been another inside-edge that dribbled through to Buttler\n Siraj to Rickelton, 1 leg bye length ball that finishes on leg stump. Rickelton has a swipe at it and misses, getting rapped on the pads in the process. Siraj appeals but that definitely pitched outside leg\n Siraj to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Tilak gets up on his toes and jabs it towards extra cover for a sharpish single\n Siraj to Rickelton, 1 wide banged into the track on leg stump and this zips through. Rickelton is awfully late on the pull but his blushes are spared by the square leg umpire, who signals for a wide on height. Siraj is surprised at that call\n Siraj to Rickelton, OUT off stump out of the ground, and Siraj pulls out the Cristiano Ronaldo Siuu celebration! Back of a length, pitching on leg stump and decking away with the angle. Rickelton has a wild whoosh at it and does not cover the line at all. The ball scrapes the inside edge and then sends off stump tumbling. Siraj is over the moon. The Titans fans are overjoyed; the Mumbai Indians, in a spot of bother! \n Siraj to Suryakumar, no run hard length on middle and off. Suryakumar gets behind the line of the ball and taps it towards mid on\n Siraj to Suryakumar, 1 wide dug into the track and this slides down leg with the angle. Suryakumar gets inside the line and then watches it go through to the keeper\n Siraj to Suryakumar, SIX runs that is a Suryakumar Yadav special! Wow, that was nonchalant! Length in the fifth stump channel. Suryakumar walks across his stumps and then whips it over the deep backward square leg fence!\n Siraj to Suryakumar, 2 runs slower ball dug into the track outside off. Suryakumar cannot get on top of it completely and splices it just beyond square leg. Bags a brace\n Rashid Khan to Tilak Varma, no run Rashid traps Tilak in front, and the finger goes up straightaway! But Tilak has reviewed just as promptly! Fizzed through on a length on off. Tilak looks for the reverse first up and gets into a bit of a tangle, perhaps because of the zip off the surface and the speed through the air. Might have struck him just outside off too. Might have kissed the glove as well. In fact, the ball has kissed the glove. There is a spike on UltraEdge when ball is next to glove, and umpire Abhijeet Bengeri's decision has been overturned. Tilak stays!\n Rashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run length ball outside leg. Tilak lets the ball arrive before tucking it off his pads towards deep square leg Rashid is yet to dismiss Suryakumar in the IPL, and Suryakumar strikes at 148 against the leggie\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run very full outside off. Suryakumar looks for the sweep but sweeps to swish at thin air. Rolls off the pads into the off side\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Suryakumar goes back and works it towards mid on\n Rashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 wide fired in on a length down leg. Tilak misses his sweep and the umpire is happy to call it a wide\n Rashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Tilak hangs back and eases it into the on side\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run Just the four off the final over of the powerplay, and GT will be happy with how those first six overs went\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, 1 run full on middle and off. Tilak looks to work to leg and gets a fat leading edge. The ball swirls and drops just in front of Sai Kishore at sweeper cover\n Rabada to Suryakumar, 1 run off-pace on a length on off. Suryakumar comes forward and knocks it to long on Suryakumar Yadav vs Kagiso Rabada BALLS 73 RUNS 130 OUTS 4 SR 178.08 4s\/6s 12\/7\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length just ouside off. Tilak waits for the slower one and jabs it into the cover point region Deep mid wicket, deep square leg and long leg on the fence\n Rabada to Suryakumar, 1 run slower bumper outside off. Suryakumar sits deep in his crease and drags it towards deep mid wicket\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, 2 runs another short ball, although this is seam-up. Tilak is rushed on the pull, takes his eyes off it and heaves it past mid wicket for a couple of runs\n Rabada to Tilak Varma, no run badgers that short length again, tucking Tilak up on leg stump. He shapes to pull but only manages a deflection off the glove towards the keeper for his troubles\n Ishant Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run full and wide outside off. Suryakumar throws his hands at it and gets a thick outside edge that hurtles down to deep third\n Ishant Sharma to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs that has flown to the fence! A bit of a half-tracker outside off. Tilak spots it early, swivels and pounds it between deep mid wicket and deep square leg!\n Ishant Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 wide back of a length delivery bowled a mile outside off. Tilak lets it go after advancing and then sees the umpire stretch out his arms\n Ishant Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 run fullish outside off. Tilak reaches out for it and laces his cover drive. Cannot get it past extra cover, though, and he has to settle for a single. Good work by Siraj in the ring\n Ishant Sharma to Suryakumar, SIX runs Suryakumar breaks the shackles! Dug into the track on the hips and this is just asking to be hit. Suryakumar gets inside the line and dumps it over the fine leg fence!\n Ishant Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run full just outside off. Suryakumar gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards mid off\n Ishant Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 run off-pace on a length outside off. Tilak drops it into the off side and saunters across to the other end The umpire points to his watch and we will have a time-out. MI have recovered well after those early blows and this partnership looks primed to turn it up a notch. GT, though, will know a wicket will push MI further back\n Sai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 3 runs back of a length on middle and off. Tilak goes back and places it perfectly between deep backward square leg and deep mid wicket. In trying to stop the second, deep backward square leg over-runs it and ends up conceding the third. Rashid the guilty party Sai Kishore to Suryakumar - for the first time ever\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run and Suryakumar sweeps. Of course he does. Full on off and he helps himself to a single to deep backward square leg\n Sai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run shortish on off. Tilak hops back and pulls it towards deep mid wicket\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run angled in on a length on middle stump. Suryakumar gets down on the sweep and paddles it towards deep backward square leg\n Sai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run short and wide outside off. Tilak waits in his crease and cuts it towards deep backward point\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, FOUR runs scorched across the turf! Very full on off and that was a very risky stroke. Suryakumar went for the sweep and thankfully for him and MI, he smashed it, beating deep backward square leg to his right! Sudharsan, while trying to save that boundary, might have done himself some mischief. GT will hope it is just cramp, but he is being carried off the field, clutching his left hamstring\n Rashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run length on middle and off. Tilak goes back and turns it towards deep mid wicket\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Stops in the surface a little and Suryakumar chips it towards long on\n Rashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Tucked away easily towards deep backward square leg Suryakumar Yadav T20 strike rate in middle overs148.86\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 2 runs dragged down outside off but the lack of pace and bounce off the surface means the batter cannot capitalize. Heaved towards deep mid wicket for a brace Phillips is on the field as a sub fielder, by the way\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run slanted in full on the pads. Suryakumar comes forward and works it towards deep mid wicket\n Rashid Khan to Tilak Varma, no run googly on a full length just outside off. Tilak stretches forward and smothers it into the off side. He wanted the single as well but that was never on. Not to Glenn Phillips\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run full just outside off. Suryakumar gets down on one knee and sweeps it towards deep mid wicket\n Sai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length on off. Skids onto Tilak and he hurriedly stabs it towards deep mid wicket\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, SIX runs lovely, lovely shot! Slowed up on a fullish length just outside off. Suryakumar backs away this time and despite being beaten in the air a little, he goes through with the stroke, caressing it over the wide long off fence!\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length on off. Suryakumar waits in his crease and eases it to long on\n Sai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 wide length ball fired across the batter well outside off. Left alone by Tilak and called a wide\n Sai Kishore to Tilak Varma, no run back of a length wide outside off. Tilak plays at this one and chops it off the under-edge into Buttler's body\n Sai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length, hung up wide outside off again. Tilak goes deep into his crease and guides it towards deep backward point\n Prasidh to Tilak Varma, no run length on middle and off. Tilak has a huge swing at it, trying to go downtown, and jams it off the inside edge into his back thigh\n Prasidh to Tilak Varma, no run fullish in the channel and that is there to be hit. Tilak, though, tries to smash it into next week and loses all shape. Another fresh-air shot Tilak is looking a little twitchy. Something could give soon... Around the wicket now\n Prasidh to Tilak Varma, OUT Prasidh Krishna breaks this partnership! And Tilak Varma, after scratching his way to 39, leaves without that injection of tempo! Off-pace, on a length outside off. Tilak, feeling the pinch of the scoring rate, tries to go downtown but drags it leg-side because of the lack of pace. Arrows it towards long on, where Tewatia runs around to his left and completes a smart grab. Tilak walks off dejected; GT, on the other hand, delighted! \n Prasidh to Minz, no run hard length just outside off. Minz gets up on his toes and stabs it towards mid wicket\n Prasidh to Minz, 2 runs length angling across the batter outside off. Minz throws his hands at it and slashes it past backward point and towards deep point for a brace\n Prasidh to Minz, no run banged into the track outside off. Minz shapes for the upper-cut but fails to make contact. Called a wide too, on height. GT not very impressed with that call and they have sent it upstairs. Looks touch-and-go, and we might need Ball Tracking to figure this one out. The ball passed the crease at 1.77m, just below Minz's head, measured at 1.79m. Wide overturned!\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Suryakumar goes back and knocks it to long on Minz has a reputation of being a power-hitter. Against the left-arm spinner, can he turn it on? Sai Kishore goes over the wicket\n Sai Kishore to Minz, no run back of a length just outside off. Sticks a little in the surface and Minz is content with defending\n Sai Kishore to Minz, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Minz hops back and pulls it towards short fine leg Sai Kishore Career stats in T20s INNS 72 WKTS 83 ECON 5.98 AVE 18.51 BEST 4\/6\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, SIX runs Suryakumar releases pressure with another sublime shot! Darted in full on middle and off. Suryakumar gets across his stumps early, gets down on one knee and wallops it over deep backward square leg!\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run shorter and wider outside off. Suryakumar eases it out to sweeper cover Around the wicket now\n Sai Kishore to Minz, OUT and it pays immediate dividends! Minz, sent out to perhaps attack the left-arm spinner, falls to the left-arm spinner! Pushed across the batter on a back of a length outside off. Minz throws the plumbing at it but all he manages is a thick outside edge. Ishant pouches it safely at short third, and Mumbai lose more momentum and another wicket in what is increasingly becoming a tricky chase! \n Prasidh to Suryakumar, no run oh dear - that will sting! Banged into the track outside off. Suryakumar looks for one of those trademark hooks over short fine leg but gets into an awful tangle this time. Gets a bit of glove and the ball then smashes him on the lid. Suryakumar lies on his back, stunned and staggered by the blow and the physio is out in a jiffy to check on him. Plenty of concern from those on the field too - let's hope he is alright! See all photos The lid, because of the impact, might have jammed into Suryakumar's eyebrow or maybe even his eye, and that is a tough blow to take. The good news is that he is back up on his feet now, and the crowd gives him a cheer as he does a bit of gardening on the pitch\n Prasidh to Suryakumar, 1 run slow and short outside off. Suryakumar reaches out for it and edges it down to deep third Pandya on strike. MI need their skipper to stand up here\n Prasidh to Hardik, no run back of a length, slanting into middle and leg. Pandya gets up on his toes and taps it towards mid wicket\n Prasidh to Hardik, 2 runs shortish outside off. Pandya marches down the track and slaps it past extra cover. Sai Kishore makes up ground on the cover fence, slides across to his right and cuts it off\n Prasidh to Hardik, no run dug into the track again, skidding on off stump. Pandya is rushed on the pull and jams it off the inside edge into his body Prasidh is keeping the batters honest with his variations. His cutters have not arrived, and his seam-up deliveries have hustled the batters\n Prasidh to Hardik, 1 run back of a length outside off. Pandya rises with the bounce and jabs it towards sweeper cover. Just four off the over, and GT are beginning to haul this game their way... The final time-out is here. MI have fallen behind in the last few overs, especially with Tilak struggling and then the Minz experiment not quite working out. They now need 85 off 36, and need something special from this pair\n Sai Kishore to Hardik, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Grips in the surface and spins away as Pandya pats it gently towards extra cover\n Sai Kishore to Hardik, no run back of a length on middle and leg. No room to work with and Pandya tugs it tamely towards mid wicket\n Sai Kishore to Hardik, FOUR runs Pandya with a much-needed boundary! Not the greatest ball Sai Kishore will ever bowl either. On a length and well down leg. Pandya tickles it away!\n Sai Kishore to Hardik, no run slightly slower on a length on middle and off. Pandya comes down the track and then defends. Sai Kishore picks up the ball and has a stare-down with the MI captain, who also does not back down See all photos\n Sai Kishore to Hardik, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Pandya stays leg side and punches it towards sweeper cover Last ball of Sai Kishore's spell coming up\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Suryakumar goes back and knocks it to long on. Keeps strike but just six off that over at a time when MI needed more than 15 per over\n Prasidh to Suryakumar, 1 run slower ball on a full length outside off. Suryakumar looks to paddle it away but does not get the purchase he is after. Squirts off the inside edge towards short fine leg\n Prasidh to Hardik, no run hard length just outside off. Nips back in, cuts down Pandya's angle and barely gives him any room to work with. Chunks it off the inside edge into his pads\n Prasidh to Hardik, no run back of a length just outside off. Skids off the surface and also keeps appreciably low. Pandya cannot get his bat down in time and that is another dot. Two dots in a row in the 16th over\n Prasidh to Hardik, no run oh dear - Pandya has gotten stuck at the crease, and cannot buy a run at the moment! Hard length on middle and off. Holds in the surface and that causes a leading edge. Falls short of extra cover, though\n Prasidh to Hardik, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Pandya waits for this and stabs it towards deep mid wicket\n Prasidh to Suryakumar, OUT goes a mile up, and snaffled up by Gill at long off! Is that the game as well?! Slower ball on a full length outside off. Suryakumar tries to smoke it downtown but cannot generate the power he is after. Beaten by the lack of pace and he slices it very tamely. Gill judges it to absolute perfection, and this MI chase sinks further into the quicksand! \n Rabada to Hardik, 1 run shortish on middle and leg. Pandya opens up his front hip and hacks it towards deep mid wicket BALLS 1210 WKTS 110 4s\/6s 149\/89 ECON 9.33 AVE 17.11\n Rabada to Naman Dhir, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Dhir walks across his stumps and tucks it off his hips towards deep mid wicket\n Rabada to Hardik, 1 run slower delivery dug into the track just outside leg. Pandya gets inside the line and helps it towards short fine leg. These singles will not do for MI, though\n Rabada to Naman Dhir, 1 run slower ball on a length on the stumps. Dhir waits for it and works it towards deep mid wicket The lack of intent has been a little alarming. The lack of execution even poorer\n Rabada to Hardik, no run slower delivery dug into the track outside off. Pandya has a wild mow across the line and jams it off the inside edge into his pads\n Rabada to Hardik, OUT soft, soft dismissal and Hardik Pandya has been put out of his misery! Slower ball banged in short outside off. Pandya tries to upper-cut it but there is just no pace to work with. Offers some catching practice to Siraj at short third, and the pacer takes it, despite seemingly losing it in the lights. A 17-ball 11 for the MI skipper, when they needed something much more cavalier, and that perhaps sums up MI's evening! \n Prasidh to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs Dhir with his first boundary, but surely it is too little, too late now?! Off-pace on a back of a length on off. Dhir shuffles across, uses his wrists and clips it behind square, beating Rabada to his right on the deep backward square leg fence!\n Prasidh to Naman Dhir, no run hard length outside off. On-pace and this skids off the surface, rushing Dhir on the pull and eventually beating him because of the extra fizz\n Prasidh to Naman Dhir, 1 run shortish on middle and off. Hustled on the pull again and Dhir hacks it towards deep backward square leg Santner on strike. Prasidh goes around the wicket\n Prasidh to Santner, no run slower ball banged in short on leg stump. Santner tries to get inside the line and hook it away but only manages a deflection off the arm, towards the keeper\n Prasidh to Santner, 1 run change-up again, on a back of a length on off. Santner gives himself room and punches it towards extra cover, who misfields and makes the single a much more comfortable venture\n Prasidh to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs Dhir ends the over with a boundary! Back of a legth just outside off. Dhir shimmies across early and then scoops it over short fine leg! His spell ended with a four but take nothing away from Prasidh. This is the spell that won GT the game\n Rabada to Santner, SIX runs Santner goes up and over, and he goes all the way! Back of a length just outside off. Santner creates room for himself, gets his hands through the line and cracks it over mid off!\n Rabada to Santner, 1 run angled in on a length, following the batter outside leg. Santner dabs it towards backward point and has to stay content with a single Meanwhile, It's been a great couple of days for Bengaluru franchises. After RCB's win over CSK yesterday, Bengaluru FC today coasted to a big win to qualify for the Indian Super League semifinals, as Sunil Chhetri continued to find the goals.\n Rabada to Naman Dhir, no run slower bumper outside off. Dhir has an ungainly swipe across the line and only swats away a few flies in the process\n Rabada to Naman Dhir, 1 wide zipped in full but also well down leg. Left alone by Dhir and called a wide\n Rabada to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs banged in short outside off and this sits up. Dhir also does well to pick the variation and pummels it, beating deep backward square leg to his left!\n Rabada to Naman Dhir, 1 run another shortish delivery, wide outside off. Dhir tries to fetch it and ramp it over short fine leg but too many moving parts there for the execution to be on-point. Shanked behind square on the leg side\n Rabada to Santner, FOUR runs dropped by Prasidh Krishna - his first real misstep tonight! Change-up, into the track on leg stump. Santner gets inside the line and helps it towards short fine leg. Prasidh dives to his right but the ball bursts through his hands. He will feel he should have held on!\n Siraj to Naman Dhir, 1 run hard length, angling into off stump. Dhir has a swipe at it and chalks it off the toe-end towards long on\n Siraj to Santner, 1 leg bye back of a length on middle and off. Skips off the surface and hurries onto Santner. He does not make contact and the ball trickles off his thigh pad into the off side\n Siraj to Naman Dhir, 1 run slower delivery that tests out the middle of the track. Dhir advances and swats it on the bounce to long on\n Siraj to Santner, SIX runs shot! Back of a length outside off. Santner stands up tall and then bulldozes it over long on. Almost a flat-batted hit, and that was right out of the middle of the bat!\n Siraj to Santner, no run length ball that slides just down leg. Santner walks across and then misses his flick. The umpire is happy to not call it a wide, but Santner wants a wide, and he has taken it upstairs. Well, on the replay it does look like the ball would have hit Santner had he not moved across his stumps. The third umpire agrees with that assessment after multiple replays and MI lose a review!\n Siraj to Santner, no run massive lbw shout, and the finger goes up! And Santner has reviewed this as well, just to ensure he remains unbeaten! Zipped in full and this finishes on leg stump. Santner plays all around his flick and gets rapped on the pads. The key question here is where the ball pitched. Could be outside leg. And the ball, in fact, has pitched well outside leg. So Santner, after one of the more pointless reviews in IPL history, will remain unbeaten, but the Gujarat Titans are on the board, and they have done it with room to spare tonight! 4-0 against the Mumbai Indians on this ground, and for the last half hour, that record never seemed under threat! While MI were lackadaisical at times, take nothing away from the Titans and their bowling effort. They stuck to their plans, executed what they had in mind and used the conditions to the tee, with Prasidh the standout. In fact, GT were so impressive that Rashid only had to bowl two overs, and that will give them plenty of belief moving forward, especially with Rabad and Siraj also among the wickets, and Sai Kishore continuing to do whatever is asked of him.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Hardik","Minz","Naman Dhir","Rickelton","Rohit Sharma","Santner","Suryakumar","Tilak Varma"],"Runs":[11.0,3.0,18.0,6.0,8.0,18.0,48.0,39.0],"Balls_Faced":[17,6,11,9,4,9,28,36],"Fours":[1,0,3,1,2,1,1,3],"Sixes":[0,0,0,0,0,2,4,1],"S\/R":[64.71,50.0,163.64,66.67,200.0,200.0,171.43,108.33],"dismissal":["c Mohammed Siraj b Rabada","c Sharma b Sai Kishore","Not Out","b Mohammed Siraj","b Mohammed Siraj","Not Out","c Shubman Gill b Prasidh Krishna","c Tewatia b Prasidh Krishna"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ishant Sharma","Prasidh","Rabada","Rashid Khan","Sai Kishore","Siraj"],"Balls":[12,24,24,12,24,24],"Runs_Given":[17.0,18.0,42.0,10.0,37.0,34.0],"Wickets":[0,2,1,0,1,2],"Overs":[2.0,4.0,4.0,2.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Axar Patel to Bethell, 1 run .On a length around leg, Bethell whips it out to deep square leg off his hips for his first .IPL run .Kohli against spin, early in the innings\nAxar Patel to Kohli, no run .beaten first ball! Floated full outside off and goes on with the angle to beat the inside of .the bat as Kohli plays for the turn\nAxar Patel to Kohli, 1 run .Tossed fuller outside off, driven to long-off .Over the wicket now\nAxar Patel to Bethell, no run .On a length outside off, pushed back to the bowler .Are you also curious about Bethell's opening record in T20s? He has opened 11 times\nAxar Patel to Bethell, 1 run .Length ball whipped out to deep backward square\nAxar Patel to Kohli, 1 run .Another full ball driven out to long-off\nStarc to Kohli, no run .Full outside off. Not quite a half-volley and Kohli has to reach out a little to drive to cover\nStarc to Kohli, no run .Length ball on middle, blocked back to Starc\nStarc to Kohli, FOUR runs .And Kohli breaks free! He's had enough of waiting about. Sees this bowled short on leg, .backs away and slaps this well over the point fielder. First boundary of the innings\nStarc to Kohli, 1 run .Full outside off and angling across him, Kohli looks to flick and it goes to deep square .leg's left off the inside half as this one swings in. Kohli and Starc have a laugh .Is Bethell going to take Starc on? . .Jacob Bethell in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .176 .OUTS .12 .4s\/6s .17\/6 .SR .100.57 .AVE .14.66\nStarc to Bethell, SIX runs .Shot! Just flicked off the pads! On a length around off and finishing on middle. He stays .still and just whips this square!\nStarc to Bethell, FOUR runs .Another flick, this time beating the midwicket fielder to his left A little fuller around off .but Bethell clips it in front of square\nAxar Patel to Kohli, 1 run .Floated full outside off, Kohli eases a drive to long-off\nAxar Patel to Bethell, OUT .What a catch! Bethell looks to pull away this shorter ball and doesn't get a hold of it. .Karun Nair has to run in from deep backward square and dives in front and holds on to .it. Bethell knew the moment he hit it that he was in trouble, and his debut is just a .cameo in the end .Jacob Bethell c Nair b Patel 12 (6b 1x4 1x6 9m) SR: 200\nAxar Patel to Padikkal, no run .Punches this full ball on leg back to the bowler\nAxar Patel to Padikkal, OUT .Chopped on! Axar Patel gets both the RCB left-handers at the top order out! It's a bit .short outside off and quicker too, at 99.9kph. DDP looks to cut and gets a massive .inside edge onto the stumps! The DC skipper is pumped! .Devdutt Padikkal b Patel 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nAxar Patel to Patidar, 1 run .Tossed up outside off, Patidar pushes at it and the ball hits high on the bat and lobs up .in front. But there's no mid-off so he gets away safely\nAxar Patel to Kohli, no run .Full outside off, tapped square on the offside. Excellent opening spell from Axar Patel!\nMukesh Kumar to Patidar, FOUR runs .Thank you very much, says Patidar. Too full, too straight and Patidar glances it fine on .the leg side. No fielder there and it races away\nMukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run .On a length around off, Patidar watchfully defends\nMukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run .Full outside off, driven to cover\nMukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run .Short of good length outside off, Patidar fends at it and gets it to the bowler's right off .the inside half\nMukesh Kumar to Patidar, 1 run .Full around middle, clipped to deep square leg .Krunal Pandya is padded up, if that's a hint on how RCB may be approaching this chase\nMukesh Kumar to Kohli, OUT .Direct hit! The DC players think Patidar is a goner! Kohli clips it to midwicket and looks .to take off, but he has sent Patidar scrambling back. And yep, Patidar is well short! .Another run-out involving Kohli. Karun Nair with the throw. He took a good catch earlier, .and now he's pulled off another stunning bit of fielding! Kohli took a few steps forward .and Patidar was charging down when he's sent back .Rajat Patidar run out (Nair) 6 (6b 1x4 0x6 7m) SR: 100\nAxar Patel to Krunal, no run .Length ball ankgled across, Krunal tucks it to the bowler's left. There was a chance for a .run but they don't risk it\nAxar Patel to Krunal, 1 run .Full on leg, clipped out to deep square leg .Only one slow left-arm orthodox spinner before Axar Patel had dismissed two left- .handed batters in the same over in the IPL - Harpreet Brar in 2023 for PBKS vs DC, .where he dismissed Rilee Rossouw and David Warner in the same over\nAxar Patel to Kohli, 1 run .On a length outside off, driven out to long-off\nAxar Patel to Krunal, no run .Krunal comes down the crease to this length ball to work it leg side but it goes off the .leading edge towards point\nAxar Patel to Krunal, 1 run .Tucked to mid-on's left for a single . .Axar Patel vs RCB in T20s .INNS .21 .WKTS .21 .ECON .7.30 .AVE .25.66\nAxar Patel to Kohli, 1 run .Clipped to deep square leg's right for a single\nStarc to Kohli, FOUR runs .Elegant as you like it! Full around middle and leg and Kohli brings out the straight drive .past Krunal at the non-striker's\nStarc to Kohli, 1 run .Length ball tucked out to deep square leg\nStarc to Krunal, no run .Brute! Bouncer around off at 140kph and Krunal quickly gets his head out of the way\nStarc to Krunal, no run .Full outside off, swinging away, Krunal squeezes it to cover\nStarc to Krunal, no run .Has he nicked that? Full outside off, swinging away at 142kph, Krunal looks to drive and .Rahul immediately goes up in appeal, almost celebrating. There was a sound. They .don't review it, and rightly so. Replay shows nothing on UltraEdge\nStarc to Krunal, no run .Bumped in short around off, Krunal looks to arch back and ramp but misses. Excellent .close to the powerplay from Delhi Capitals\nNigam to Kohli, no run .On a length on middle, tucked to midwicket\nNigam to Kohli, 2 runs .Kohli looks to rock back and pull away this half-tracker but only gets an inside edge past .Rahul. That hit Kohli's leg, onto Rahul's foot and ricocheted towards long leg\nNigam to Kohli, 1 run .Tucks away this len gth ball to deep midwicket\nNigam to Krunal, (no ball) FOUR runs .Hammered back over his head! Over pitched and he clears his front leg and hits it .straight back. Lands just short of the rope. And Vipraj has overstepped! .Free hit coming up. The boundary check delays the ball. And then Starc tried to move a .little at long-off and Krunal reminds the bowling team that the field can't be changed!\nNigam to Krunal, 1 run .Dropped on a length and it's pulled out to deep midwicket\nNigam to Kohli, 1 run .Tossed up outside off, he looks to drive and it goes off the inside half towards .midwicket\nNigam to Krunal, 2 runs .Krunal looks to get down and slog it away but can only miscue it through midwicket. .They get two, though. Big over from RCB's perspective\nKuldeep to Kohli, 1 run .On a length around off, Kohli goes back and clips it to deep midwicket\nKuldeep to Krunal, no run .Floated full outside off, Krunal gets low to slog sweep it but the ball stays under the bat\nKuldeep to Krunal, no run .Tossed full outside off, Krunal skips down the crease and blocks it back to the bowler\nKuldeep to Krunal, no run .Kuldeep immediately wants the review Krunal came down the track and looks to have .missed this and gets hit on the back pad. Axar is convinced to review. No bat on that. .Impact could be outside off. Yup, ball-tracking confirms that! Krunal survives and DC .lose a review\nKuldeep to Krunal, no run .Legbreak on a length outside off, chopped to cover . .DC in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .9 .WKTS .23 .ECON .8.39 .AVE .29.86\nKuldeep to Krunal, 2 runs .Legbreak on a length outside off spinning away, Krunal cuts it out through point and .they pick up two. Good running\nChameera to Kohli, 1 run .On a length outside off, Kohli authoritatively punches it out in front of deep point. But .the fielder is able to keep this down to just a single\nChameera to Krunal, 1 run .On a length around middle and going across him, Krunal punchily chips it down to long- .on on the bounce\nChameera to Kohli, 1 run .Kohli taps a length ball towards cover for a single\nChameera to Krunal, 1 run .Banged in short around leg, Krunal looks to pull but it goes off the top edge but lands .well short of deep backward square\nChameera to Kohli, 1 run .ON a length outside off, pushed to cover's right for what's a risky single\nChameera to Krunal, 1 run .Krunal has very little idea about that short ball on leg. Looks to pull and is beaten by it. .He takes a blow to the helmet and the ball bounces to Rahul's left .It is the timeout. Krunal will also have a concussion test done. It's been all DC since the .second over bowled by Starc. Axar with a double-wicket over, then the Patidar run-out. .DC have since applied the squeeze, barring one Vipraj Nigam over.\nKuldeep to Krunal, 2 runs .Short-ish and wide, Krunal cuts it away past the backward point fielder for a couple\nKuldeep to Krunal, 1 run .Tossed full on middle, flicked out through midwicket for a single\nKuldeep to Kohli, no run .On a length on off and angling across, Kohli tucks it to the leg side\nKuldeep to Kohli, no run .On a length on off, punched to the off side but can't beat short cover\nKuldeep to Kohli, FOUR runs .Kohli picks up a much needed boundar! Kuldeep errs in length ever so little but it's .enough for Kohli to pounce on. Rocks back and hammers it square on the leg side\nKuldeep to Kohli, 1 run .Tossed up fuller, Kohli drives it out to long-off .Here's Vishal to see out the rest of this chase","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs RCB, 46th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Axar Patel to Bethell, 1 run On a length around leg, Bethell whips it out to deep square leg off his hips for his first IPL run Kohli against spin, early in the innings\n Axar Patel to Kohli, no run beaten first ball! Floated full outside off and goes on with the angle to beat the inside of the bat as Kohli plays for the turn\n Axar Patel to Kohli, 1 run Tossed fuller outside off, driven to long-off Over the wicket now\n Axar Patel to Bethell, no run On a length outside off, pushed back to the bowler Are you also curious about Bethell's opening record in T20s? He has opened 11 times\n Axar Patel to Bethell, 1 run Length ball whipped out to deep backward square\n Axar Patel to Kohli, 1 run Another full ball driven out to long-off\n Starc to Kohli, no run Full outside off. Not quite a half-volley and Kohli has to reach out a little to drive to cover\n Starc to Kohli, no run Length ball on middle, blocked back to Starc\n Starc to Kohli, FOUR runs And Kohli breaks free! He's had enough of waiting about. Sees this bowled short on leg, backs away and slaps this well over the point fielder. First boundary of the innings\n Starc to Kohli, 1 run Full outside off and angling across him, Kohli looks to flick and it goes to deep square leg's left off the inside half as this one swings in. Kohli and Starc have a laugh Is Bethell going to take Starc on? RUNS 176 OUTS 12 4s\/6s 17\/6 SR 100.57 AVE 14.66\n Starc to Bethell, SIX runs Shot! Just flicked off the pads! On a length around off and finishing on middle. He stays still and just whips this square!\n Starc to Bethell, FOUR runs Another flick, this time beating the midwicket fielder to his left A little fuller around off but Bethell clips it in front of square\n Axar Patel to Kohli, 1 run Floated full outside off, Kohli eases a drive to long-off\n Axar Patel to Bethell, OUT What a catch! Bethell looks to pull away this shorter ball and doesn't get a hold of it. Karun Nair has to run in from deep backward square and dives in front and holds on to it. Bethell knew the moment he hit it that he was in trouble, and his debut is just a cameo in the end \n Axar Patel to Padikkal, no run Punches this full ball on leg back to the bowler\n Axar Patel to Padikkal, OUT Chopped on! Axar Patel gets both the RCB left-handers at the top order out! It's a bit short outside off and quicker too, at 99.9kph. DDP looks to cut and gets a massive inside edge onto the stumps! The DC skipper is pumped! \n Axar Patel to Patidar, 1 run Tossed up outside off, Patidar pushes at it and the ball hits high on the bat and lobs up in front. But there's no mid-off so he gets away safely\n Axar Patel to Kohli, no run Full outside off, tapped square on the offside. Excellent opening spell from Axar Patel!\n Mukesh Kumar to Patidar, FOUR runs Thank you very much, says Patidar. Too full, too straight and Patidar glances it fine on the leg side. No fielder there and it races away\n Mukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run On a length around off, Patidar watchfully defends\n Mukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run Full outside off, driven to cover\n Mukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run Short of good length outside off, Patidar fends at it and gets it to the bowler's right off the inside half\n Mukesh Kumar to Patidar, 1 run Full around middle, clipped to deep square leg Krunal Pandya is padded up, if that's a hint on how RCB may be approaching this chase\n Mukesh Kumar to Kohli, OUT Direct hit! The DC players think Patidar is a goner! Kohli clips it to midwicket and looks to take off, but he has sent Patidar scrambling back. And yep, Patidar is well short! Another run-out involving Kohli. Karun Nair with the throw. He took a good catch earlier, and now he's pulled off another stunning bit of fielding! Kohli took a few steps forward and Patidar was charging down when he's sent back \n Axar Patel to Krunal, no run Length ball ankgled across, Krunal tucks it to the bowler's left. There was a chance for a run but they don't risk it\n Axar Patel to Krunal, 1 run Full on leg, clipped out to deep square leg Only one slow left-arm orthodox spinner before Axar Patel had dismissed two left-handed batters in the same over in the IPL - Harpreet Brar in 2023 for PBKS vs DC, where he dismissed Rilee Rossouw and David Warner in the same over\n Axar Patel to Kohli, 1 run On a length outside off, driven out to long-off\n Axar Patel to Krunal, no run Krunal comes down the crease to this length ball to work it leg side but it goes off the leading edge towards point\n Axar Patel to Krunal, 1 run Tucked to mid-on's left for a single Axar Patel vs RCB in T20s INNS 21 WKTS 21 ECON 7.30 AVE 25.66\n Axar Patel to Kohli, 1 run Clipped to deep square leg's right for a single\n Starc to Kohli, FOUR runs Elegant as you like it! Full around middle and leg and Kohli brings out the straight drive past Krunal at the non-striker's\n Starc to Kohli, 1 run Length ball tucked out to deep square leg\n Starc to Krunal, no run Brute! Bouncer around off at 140kph and Krunal quickly gets his head out of the way\n Starc to Krunal, no run Full outside off, swinging away, Krunal squeezes it to cover\n Starc to Krunal, no run Has he nicked that? Full outside off, swinging away at 142kph, Krunal looks to drive and Rahul immediately goes up in appeal, almost celebrating. There was a sound. They don't review it, and rightly so. Replay shows nothing on UltraEdge\n Starc to Krunal, no run Bumped in short around off, Krunal looks to arch back and ramp but misses. Excellent close to the powerplay from Delhi Capitals\n Nigam to Kohli, no run On a length on middle, tucked to midwicket\n Nigam to Kohli, 2 runs Kohli looks to rock back and pull away this half-tracker but only gets an inside edge past Rahul. That hit Kohli's leg, onto Rahul's foot and ricocheted towards long leg\n Nigam to Kohli, 1 run Tucks away this len gth ball to deep midwicket\n Hammered back over his head! Over pitched and he clears his front leg and hits it straight back. Lands just short of the rope. And Vipraj has overstepped! Free hit coming up. The boundary check delays the ball. And then Starc tried to move a little at long-off and Krunal reminds the bowling team that the field can't be changed!\n Nigam to Krunal, 1 run Dropped on a length and it's pulled out to deep midwicket\n Nigam to Kohli, 1 run Tossed up outside off, he looks to drive and it goes off the inside half towards midwicket\n Nigam to Krunal, 2 runs Krunal looks to get down and slog it away but can only miscue it through midwicket. They get two, though. Big over from RCB's perspective\n Kuldeep to Kohli, 1 run On a length around off, Kohli goes back and clips it to deep midwicket\n Kuldeep to Krunal, no run Floated full outside off, Krunal gets low to slog sweep it but the ball stays under the bat\n Kuldeep to Krunal, no run Tossed full outside off, Krunal skips down the crease and blocks it back to the bowler\n Kuldeep to Krunal, no run Kuldeep immediately wants the review Krunal came down the track and looks to have missed this and gets hit on the back pad. Axar is convinced to review. No bat on that. Impact could be outside off. Yup, ball-tracking confirms that! Krunal survives and DC lose a review\n Kuldeep to Krunal, no run Legbreak on a length outside off, chopped to cover INNS 9 WKTS 23 ECON 8.39 AVE 29.86\n Kuldeep to Krunal, 2 runs Legbreak on a length outside off spinning away, Krunal cuts it out through point and they pick up two. Good running\n Chameera to Kohli, 1 run On a length outside off, Kohli authoritatively punches it out in front of deep point. But the fielder is able to keep this down to just a single\n Chameera to Krunal, 1 run On a length around middle and going across him, Krunal punchily chips it down to long-on on the bounce\n Chameera to Kohli, 1 run Kohli taps a length ball towards cover for a single\n Chameera to Krunal, 1 run Banged in short around leg, Krunal looks to pull but it goes off the top edge but lands well short of deep backward square\n Chameera to Kohli, 1 run ON a length outside off, pushed to cover's right for what's a risky single\n Chameera to Krunal, 1 run Krunal has very little idea about that short ball on leg. Looks to pull and is beaten by it. He takes a blow to the helmet and the ball bounces to Rahul's left It is the timeout. Krunal will also have a concussion test done. It's been all DC since the second over bowled by Starc. Axar with a double-wicket over, then the Patidar run-out. DC have since applied the squeeze, barring one Vipraj Nigam over.\n Kuldeep to Krunal, 2 runs Short-ish and wide, Krunal cuts it away past the backward point fielder for a couple\n Kuldeep to Krunal, 1 run Tossed full on middle, flicked out through midwicket for a single\n Kuldeep to Kohli, no run On a length on off and angling across, Kohli tucks it to the leg side\n Kuldeep to Kohli, no run On a length on off, punched to the off side but can't beat short cover\n Kuldeep to Kohli, FOUR runs Kohli picks up a much needed boundar! Kuldeep errs in length ever so little but it's enough for Kohli to pounce on. Rocks back and hammers it square on the leg side\n Kuldeep to Kohli, 1 run Tossed up fuller, Kohli drives it out to long-off Here's Vishal to see out the rest of this chase","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Bethell","Kohli","Krunal","Padikkal","Patidar"],"Runs":[12.0,28.0,17.0,0.0,6.0],"Balls_Faced":[6,26,21,2,6],"Fours":[1,3,0,0,1],"Sixes":[1,0,0,0,0],"S\/R":[200.0,107.69,80.95,0.0,100.0],"dismissal":["c Nair b Patel","run out (Nair)","Not Out","b Patel","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Axar Patel","Chameera","Kuldeep","Mukesh Kumar","Nigam","Starc"],"Balls":[18,6,12,6,6,12],"Runs_Given":[10.0,6.0,11.0,5.0,12.0,20.0],"Wickets":[2,0,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[3.0,1.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Axar Patel to Bethell, 1 run .On a length around leg, Bethell whips it out to deep square leg off his hips for his first .IPL run .Kohli against spin, early in the innings\nAxar Patel to Kohli, no run .beaten first ball! Floated full outside off and goes on with the angle to beat the inside of .the bat as Kohli plays for the turn\nAxar Patel to Kohli, 1 run .Tossed fuller outside off, driven to long-off .Over the wicket now\nAxar Patel to Bethell, no run .On a length outside off, pushed back to the bowler .Are you also curious about Bethell's opening record in T20s? He has opened 11 times\nAxar Patel to Bethell, 1 run .Length ball whipped out to deep backward square\nAxar Patel to Kohli, 1 run .Another full ball driven out to long-off\nStarc to Kohli, no run .Full outside off. Not quite a half-volley and Kohli has to reach out a little to drive to cover\nStarc to Kohli, no run .Length ball on middle, blocked back to Starc\nStarc to Kohli, FOUR runs .And Kohli breaks free! He's had enough of waiting about. Sees this bowled short on leg, .backs away and slaps this well over the point fielder. First boundary of the innings\nStarc to Kohli, 1 run .Full outside off and angling across him, Kohli looks to flick and it goes to deep square .leg's left off the inside half as this one swings in. Kohli and Starc have a laugh .Is Bethell going to take Starc on? . .Jacob Bethell in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .176 .OUTS .12 .4s\/6s .17\/6 .SR .100.57 .AVE .14.66\nStarc to Bethell, SIX runs .Shot! Just flicked off the pads! On a length around off and finishing on middle. He stays .still and just whips this square!\nStarc to Bethell, FOUR runs .Another flick, this time beating the midwicket fielder to his left A little fuller around off .but Bethell clips it in front of square\nAxar Patel to Kohli, 1 run .Floated full outside off, Kohli eases a drive to long-off\nAxar Patel to Bethell, OUT .What a catch! Bethell looks to pull away this shorter ball and doesn't get a hold of it. .Karun Nair has to run in from deep backward square and dives in front and holds on to .it. Bethell knew the moment he hit it that he was in trouble, and his debut is just a .cameo in the end .Jacob Bethell c Nair b Patel 12 (6b 1x4 1x6 9m) SR: 200\nAxar Patel to Padikkal, no run .Punches this full ball on leg back to the bowler\nAxar Patel to Padikkal, OUT .Chopped on! Axar Patel gets both the RCB left-handers at the top order out! It's a bit .short outside off and quicker too, at 99.9kph. DDP looks to cut and gets a massive .inside edge onto the stumps! The DC skipper is pumped! .Devdutt Padikkal b Patel 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nAxar Patel to Patidar, 1 run .Tossed up outside off, Patidar pushes at it and the ball hits high on the bat and lobs up .in front. But there's no mid-off so he gets away safely\nAxar Patel to Kohli, no run .Full outside off, tapped square on the offside. Excellent opening spell from Axar Patel!\nMukesh Kumar to Patidar, FOUR runs .Thank you very much, says Patidar. Too full, too straight and Patidar glances it fine on .the leg side. No fielder there and it races away\nMukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run .On a length around off, Patidar watchfully defends\nMukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run .Full outside off, driven to cover\nMukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run .Short of good length outside off, Patidar fends at it and gets it to the bowler's right off .the inside half\nMukesh Kumar to Patidar, 1 run .Full around middle, clipped to deep square leg .Krunal Pandya is padded up, if that's a hint on how RCB may be approaching this chase\nMukesh Kumar to Kohli, OUT .Direct hit! The DC players think Patidar is a goner! Kohli clips it to midwicket and looks .to take off, but he has sent Patidar scrambling back. And yep, Patidar is well short! .Another run-out involving Kohli. Karun Nair with the throw. He took a good catch earlier, .and now he's pulled off another stunning bit of fielding! Kohli took a few steps forward .and Patidar was charging down when he's sent back .Rajat Patidar run out (Nair) 6 (6b 1x4 0x6 7m) SR: 100\nAxar Patel to Krunal, no run .Length ball ankgled across, Krunal tucks it to the bowler's left. There was a chance for a .run but they don't risk it\nAxar Patel to Krunal, 1 run .Full on leg, clipped out to deep square leg .Only one slow left-arm orthodox spinner before Axar Patel had dismissed two left- .handed batters in the same over in the IPL - Harpreet Brar in 2023 for PBKS vs DC, .where he dismissed Rilee Rossouw and David Warner in the same over\nAxar Patel to Kohli, 1 run .On a length outside off, driven out to long-off\nAxar Patel to Krunal, no run .Krunal comes down the crease to this length ball to work it leg side but it goes off the .leading edge towards point\nAxar Patel to Krunal, 1 run .Tucked to mid-on's left for a single . .Axar Patel vs RCB in T20s .INNS .21 .WKTS .21 .ECON .7.30 .AVE .25.66\nAxar Patel to Kohli, 1 run .Clipped to deep square leg's right for a single\nStarc to Kohli, FOUR runs .Elegant as you like it! Full around middle and leg and Kohli brings out the straight drive .past Krunal at the non-striker's\nStarc to Kohli, 1 run .Length ball tucked out to deep square leg\nStarc to Krunal, no run .Brute! Bouncer around off at 140kph and Krunal quickly gets his head out of the way\nStarc to Krunal, no run .Full outside off, swinging away, Krunal squeezes it to cover\nStarc to Krunal, no run .Has he nicked that? Full outside off, swinging away at 142kph, Krunal looks to drive and .Rahul immediately goes up in appeal, almost celebrating. There was a sound. They .don't review it, and rightly so. Replay shows nothing on UltraEdge\nStarc to Krunal, no run .Bumped in short around off, Krunal looks to arch back and ramp but misses. Excellent .close to the powerplay from Delhi Capitals\nNigam to Kohli, no run .On a length on middle, tucked to midwicket\nNigam to Kohli, 2 runs .Kohli looks to rock back and pull away this half-tracker but only gets an inside edge past .Rahul. That hit Kohli's leg, onto Rahul's foot and ricocheted towards long leg\nNigam to Kohli, 1 run .Tucks away this len gth ball to deep midwicket\nNigam to Krunal, (no ball) FOUR runs .Hammered back over his head! Over pitched and he clears his front leg and hits it .straight back. Lands just short of the rope. And Vipraj has overstepped! .Free hit coming up. The boundary check delays the ball. And then Starc tried to move a .little at long-off and Krunal reminds the bowling team that the field can't be changed!\nNigam to Krunal, 1 run .Dropped on a length and it's pulled out to deep midwicket\nNigam to Kohli, 1 run .Tossed up outside off, he looks to drive and it goes off the inside half towards .midwicket\nNigam to Krunal, 2 runs .Krunal looks to get down and slog it away but can only miscue it through midwicket. .They get two, though. Big over from RCB's perspective\nKuldeep to Kohli, 1 run .On a length around off, Kohli goes back and clips it to deep midwicket\nKuldeep to Krunal, no run .Floated full outside off, Krunal gets low to slog sweep it but the ball stays under the bat\nKuldeep to Krunal, no run .Tossed full outside off, Krunal skips down the crease and blocks it back to the bowler\nKuldeep to Krunal, no run .Kuldeep immediately wants the review Krunal came down the track and looks to have .missed this and gets hit on the back pad. Axar is convinced to review. No bat on that. .Impact could be outside off. Yup, ball-tracking confirms that! Krunal survives and DC .lose a review\nKuldeep to Krunal, no run .Legbreak on a length outside off, chopped to cover . .DC in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .9 .WKTS .23 .ECON .8.39 .AVE .29.86\nKuldeep to Krunal, 2 runs .Legbreak on a length outside off spinning away, Krunal cuts it out through point and .they pick up two. Good running\nChameera to Kohli, 1 run .On a length outside off, Kohli authoritatively punches it out in front of deep point. But .the fielder is able to keep this down to just a single\nChameera to Krunal, 1 run .On a length around middle and going across him, Krunal punchily chips it down to long- .on on the bounce\nChameera to Kohli, 1 run .Kohli taps a length ball towards cover for a single\nChameera to Krunal, 1 run .Banged in short around leg, Krunal looks to pull but it goes off the top edge but lands .well short of deep backward square\nChameera to Kohli, 1 run .ON a length outside off, pushed to cover's right for what's a risky single\nChameera to Krunal, 1 run .Krunal has very little idea about that short ball on leg. Looks to pull and is beaten by it. .He takes a blow to the helmet and the ball bounces to Rahul's left .It is the timeout. Krunal will also have a concussion test done. It's been all DC since the .second over bowled by Starc. Axar with a double-wicket over, then the Patidar run-out. .DC have since applied the squeeze, barring one Vipraj Nigam over.\nKuldeep to Krunal, 2 runs .Short-ish and wide, Krunal cuts it away past the backward point fielder for a couple\nKuldeep to Krunal, 1 run .Tossed full on middle, flicked out through midwicket for a single\nKuldeep to Kohli, no run .On a length on off and angling across, Kohli tucks it to the leg side\nKuldeep to Kohli, no run .On a length on off, punched to the off side but can't beat short cover\nKuldeep to Kohli, FOUR runs .Kohli picks up a much needed boundar! Kuldeep errs in length ever so little but it's .enough for Kohli to pounce on. Rocks back and hammers it square on the leg side\nKuldeep to Kohli, 1 run .Tossed up fuller, Kohli drives it out to long-off .Here's Vishal to see out the rest of this chase\nChameera to Kohli, 1 run .uses hard hands to drill that along the ground to long off for one\nChameera to Krunal, SIX runs .whipped away over square leg all the way! Didn't move too much, just used his arms .and wrists to move them nicely over the ball for a nice follow through, and the fielder in .the deep there could only watch the ball sail over him\nChameera to Krunal, no run .a bouncer on the leg side, Krunal wants to swat it fine on leg but doesn't get much bat .on that\nChameera to Krunal, 1 run .115.6kmh, short of length angling towards off, but pace off, and he works this to leg for .one\nChameera to Kohli, no run .in the block hole outside off, Kohli is not happy after bunting this back to the bowler. He .wanted a single to the covers\nChameera to Kohli, 1 run .a wide yorker now, not much pace and Kohli pushes it down to long off. Keeps strike\nKuldeep to Kohli, 2 runs .on middle and delivered from close to the stumps, he nudges to leg with soft hands and .calls for wo immediately. Not a direct hit and Krunal's dive helps him make it in time, .gets an applause from Kohli for that running\nKuldeep to Kohli, 1 run .tossed up on middle and he pushes it down to long on this time\nKuldeep to Krunal, 1 run .flat on middle and it's nudged to the leg side for a single\nKuldeep to Kohli, 1 run .leans into the length ball and finds another single to long on. Will Kudleep bowl a googly .to him next?\nKuldeep to Krunal, no run .jumps out of the crease, Kuldeep pitches it short and turns it away, Krunal can only tap it .back to the bowler . .Krunal Pandya vs Kuldeep Yadav .BALLS .30 .RUNS .26 .OUTS .1 .SR .86.66 .4s\/6s .2\/0\nKuldeep to Krunal, no run .inside edge onto the knee, Krunal loses his bat and his balance. Doesn't look good at all. .He went for the sweep against the turn and only managed an edge\nMukesh Kumar to Kohli, 1 run .short of length and angling into the stumps, worked to leg for an easy single\nMukesh Kumar to Krunal, no run .he wants to scoop it to leg, Mukesh lands it wide outside off and Krunal adjusts to steer .it towards off but he can't do much with it. It goes off the bat to short third\nMukesh Kumar to Krunal, SIX runs .there comes the release shot from Krunal! A bouncer down leg, pace on the ball, and he .helps it along the way with a late swivel and sends it all the way. Kohli is pumped at the .other end!\nMukesh Kumar to Krunal, SIX runs .and on the other side now, two in two! Short of length on off, he hangs back and lofts .that straight down the ground with a nice follow through, packing some power into that .without moving much and gets six\nMukesh Kumar to Krunal, no run .low full toss on middle and he taps it back, Mukesh gets a hand to it after it falls just .short\nMukesh Kumar to Krunal, 2 runs .he wants to finish the over with a boundary, smashes that full ball along the ground .though the overs but Starc gets to it from long off and keeps it to two .15 from the over, some pressure released\nKuldeep to Kohli, 2 runs .turning to leg from middle, Kohli goes back and clips it square for two in the gap .Feels like Kohli is going to collect ones and twos off Kuldeep and go after the quicks .later on\nKuldeep to Kohli, 1 run .pretty wide outside off, swats it down to long off for one\nKuldeep to Krunal, SIX runs .Krunal is batting like a different man now. After all those struggles he has smoked that .overpitched delivery so well with the turn, over the covers for a cracking six\nKuldeep to Krunal, 1 run .shorter on the stumps and he works that one down to long on for one\nKuldeep to Kohli, 1 run .on the back foot for the wrong'un and he punches to long off\nKuldeep to Krunal, 1 run .into the pads and whipped away for one more on the leg side .27 from the last two and RCB are back. Woof!\nAxar Patel to Krunal, 1 run .starts well outside leg, short of length so that Krunal doesn't sweep it for six, but he .sweeps into the ground behind square for one\nAxar Patel to Kohli, 1 run .from wide of the crease towards off stump, punches it through covers for one\nAxar Patel to Krunal, 1 wide .oh, really wide. Way outside off and it's a wide for sure\nAxar Patel to Krunal, 1 run .short and flat on leg, and nudged to long on for one\nAxar Patel to Kohli, no run .fired in towards middle stump, he gets some bat just in time to steer it to off. It came in .dangerously with the arm\nAxar Patel to Kohli, 1 run .slowed down nicely on off this time and a single through covers\nAxar Patel to Krunal, FOUR runs .ends the over with a boundary, Krunal Pandya! He's turning things around here. Stay .with me here - he comes out of the crease and then goes down on a knee to sweep that .away into the gap, wide of deep fine leg for four. And that's a fifty for him, a hug of relief .with his partner Kohli\nStarc to Kohli, 1 run .Kohli jumps out straightaway and slaps it down the ground for one to long off\nStarc to Krunal, 1 run .a misfield at cover after Krunal drives the full ball there with hard hands. A single .Goes around to Kohli now\nStarc to Kohli, FOUR runs .banged in short, not much bounce so it's not into the rib cage and Kohli pulls it away .behind square by using the angle. Four in the gap\nStarc to Kohli, 2 runs .backs away again, it's full this time on his toes and he flicks it away over midwicket. .Two more easily .Here's a stat from Namooh: 3269 days between the two fifties for Krunal Pandya is the .longest gap between two fifties in the IPL\nStarc to Kohli, 1 run .wide outside off, he wants to nail a wide yorker but it's a low full toss but Kohli can't get .more than a single for the drive\nStarc to Krunal, 2 runs .short ball pulled away in the air, deep midwicket comes in and drops it! Abishek Porel is .the fielder who is now watching in disbelief while Starc cries for the ball to be thrown .back. Starc wants to take the bails off once the ball is returned to him, but it slips out .and goes away past the stumps, and they leak one more .Last time out of the night. DK has a lot of words for Krunal\nMukesh Kumar to Kohli, no run .starts with a low full toss around off, pushed back to him\nMukesh Kumar to Kohli, 1 run .fifty for Kohli now as he flicks the full toss on the pads to short fine leg and the crowd .from his city gives him a big applause .Around the wicket to Krunal\nMukesh Kumar to Krunal, 2 runs .skied on the off side, cover is running back but it's out of his reach! More luck for .Krunal. Axar kept his eyes on the ball and kept running back but no way he was getting .under that. Two more\nMukesh Kumar to Krunal, FOUR runs .flicked off the toes for four in the gap, the crowd loves it! It's the flamingo flick because .Krunal also wants to protect his front toe if he misses, but he's absolutely middled that .to the midwicket boundary. Kohli gives him a pat on the helmet\nMukesh Kumar to Krunal, FOUR runs .carved on the off side this time, for more! In the block hole inches from the off stump .but Krunal is feeling so good now, he middles that scythe wide of the diving point fielder\nMukesh Kumar to Krunal, 1 run .aims for the yorker again, and this time it's a single down to long on. He keeps strike\nChameera to Krunal, 1 wide .starts with a wide yorker well outside off, not given a wide and RCB review it. Krunal .didn't move from his stance and the ball is juuust towards the outer side of the thick .tram line, so changed to a wide\nChameera to Krunal, FOUR runs .Krunal, go buy a lottery ticket! Smashes this in the air to mid off and the ball goes .through mid off. Stubbs goes to his left, puts in a slide and sees the ball land in front of .him and then go through for four\nChameera to Krunal, 1 run .aims for the yorker outside off, Krunal carves it wide of point for one\nChameera to Kohli, 1 run .similar near-yorker to Kohli outside off and he too scythes it away square for one more. .This is in their bag now\nChameera to Krunal, 1 run .Chameera aims for the shoes and nails it, Krunal awkwardly flicks it away behind square .with some bat on it\nChameera to Kohli, OUT .really well-judged catch from Starc at long off! Slow legcutter well outside off, Kohli .might think he has enough to send this for six, and it's sailing away, but Starc has his .eyes glued to it while he goes to his left, stays just inside the rope and gobbles it nicely .Virat Kohli c Starc b Chameera 51 (47b 4x4 0x6 87m) SR: 108.51\nChameera to David, 1 run .swings wildly against that fullish ball, gets only the inside half to leg for one .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nMukesh Kumar to David, SIX runs .the first is a low full toss and David is not leaving that one! Swings it straight back, over .the bowler's head with some power and it goes all the way\nMukesh Kumar to David, (no ball) FOUR runs .an easier full toss to smash and that's smacked for four! Waist high full toss, David .swivels on his back foot while going through the shot, and gets a one-bounce four to .square leg. They will check for the height of that full toss, RCB have asked for a review. .By the barest of margins - waist height is 1.02m and the ball is t 1.03. So no ball given .See all photos .Free Hit coming up. Kohli punches the air in the dugout\nMukesh Kumar to David, FOUR runs .carved through the point boundary, four more and this is almost over, folks. Aims for the .yorker, David has some width to work with and he uses that to bash it away\nMukesh Kumar to David, FOUR runs .finished with another four and RCB have become the first team in IPL history to win .their first six away games on the bounce! Mukesh went for the yorker on middle stump .this time and David was deep in his crease, late it come to him and flicked it away to the .fine leg boundary .Axar Patel: I feel like we were 10-15 runs short. Our intent was there, but the wicket was .hard to bat on it was two paced and became better once the dew came on. We tried to .accelerate but kept losing wickets so maybe if one batter batted along it might have .been better. I think KL is batting well so batted at No. 4 because he can finish games .too.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs RCB, 46th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Axar Patel to Bethell, 1 run On a length around leg, Bethell whips it out to deep square leg off his hips for his first IPL run Kohli against spin, early in the innings\n Axar Patel to Kohli, no run beaten first ball! Floated full outside off and goes on with the angle to beat the inside of the bat as Kohli plays for the turn\n Axar Patel to Kohli, 1 run Tossed fuller outside off, driven to long-off Over the wicket now\n Axar Patel to Bethell, no run On a length outside off, pushed back to the bowler Are you also curious about Bethell's opening record in T20s? He has opened 11 times\n Axar Patel to Bethell, 1 run Length ball whipped out to deep backward square\n Axar Patel to Kohli, 1 run Another full ball driven out to long-off\n Starc to Kohli, no run Full outside off. Not quite a half-volley and Kohli has to reach out a little to drive to cover\n Starc to Kohli, no run Length ball on middle, blocked back to Starc\n Starc to Kohli, FOUR runs And Kohli breaks free! He's had enough of waiting about. Sees this bowled short on leg, backs away and slaps this well over the point fielder. First boundary of the innings\n Starc to Kohli, 1 run Full outside off and angling across him, Kohli looks to flick and it goes to deep square leg's left off the inside half as this one swings in. Kohli and Starc have a laugh Is Bethell going to take Starc on? RUNS 176 OUTS 12 4s\/6s 17\/6 SR 100.57 AVE 14.66\n Starc to Bethell, SIX runs Shot! Just flicked off the pads! On a length around off and finishing on middle. He stays still and just whips this square!\n Starc to Bethell, FOUR runs Another flick, this time beating the midwicket fielder to his left A little fuller around off but Bethell clips it in front of square\n Axar Patel to Kohli, 1 run Floated full outside off, Kohli eases a drive to long-off\n Axar Patel to Bethell, OUT What a catch! Bethell looks to pull away this shorter ball and doesn't get a hold of it. Karun Nair has to run in from deep backward square and dives in front and holds on to it. Bethell knew the moment he hit it that he was in trouble, and his debut is just a cameo in the end \n Axar Patel to Padikkal, no run Punches this full ball on leg back to the bowler\n Axar Patel to Padikkal, OUT Chopped on! Axar Patel gets both the RCB left-handers at the top order out! It's a bit short outside off and quicker too, at 99.9kph. DDP looks to cut and gets a massive inside edge onto the stumps! The DC skipper is pumped! \n Axar Patel to Patidar, 1 run Tossed up outside off, Patidar pushes at it and the ball hits high on the bat and lobs up in front. But there's no mid-off so he gets away safely\n Axar Patel to Kohli, no run Full outside off, tapped square on the offside. Excellent opening spell from Axar Patel!\n Mukesh Kumar to Patidar, FOUR runs Thank you very much, says Patidar. Too full, too straight and Patidar glances it fine on the leg side. No fielder there and it races away\n Mukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run On a length around off, Patidar watchfully defends\n Mukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run Full outside off, driven to cover\n Mukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run Short of good length outside off, Patidar fends at it and gets it to the bowler's right off the inside half\n Mukesh Kumar to Patidar, 1 run Full around middle, clipped to deep square leg Krunal Pandya is padded up, if that's a hint on how RCB may be approaching this chase\n Mukesh Kumar to Kohli, OUT Direct hit! The DC players think Patidar is a goner! Kohli clips it to midwicket and looks to take off, but he has sent Patidar scrambling back. And yep, Patidar is well short! Another run-out involving Kohli. Karun Nair with the throw. He took a good catch earlier, and now he's pulled off another stunning bit of fielding! Kohli took a few steps forward and Patidar was charging down when he's sent back \n Axar Patel to Krunal, no run Length ball ankgled across, Krunal tucks it to the bowler's left. There was a chance for a run but they don't risk it\n Axar Patel to Krunal, 1 run Full on leg, clipped out to deep square leg Only one slow left-arm orthodox spinner before Axar Patel had dismissed two left-handed batters in the same over in the IPL - Harpreet Brar in 2023 for PBKS vs DC, where he dismissed Rilee Rossouw and David Warner in the same over\n Axar Patel to Kohli, 1 run On a length outside off, driven out to long-off\n Axar Patel to Krunal, no run Krunal comes down the crease to this length ball to work it leg side but it goes off the leading edge towards point\n Axar Patel to Krunal, 1 run Tucked to mid-on's left for a single Axar Patel vs RCB in T20s INNS 21 WKTS 21 ECON 7.30 AVE 25.66\n Axar Patel to Kohli, 1 run Clipped to deep square leg's right for a single\n Starc to Kohli, FOUR runs Elegant as you like it! Full around middle and leg and Kohli brings out the straight drive past Krunal at the non-striker's\n Starc to Kohli, 1 run Length ball tucked out to deep square leg\n Starc to Krunal, no run Brute! Bouncer around off at 140kph and Krunal quickly gets his head out of the way\n Starc to Krunal, no run Full outside off, swinging away, Krunal squeezes it to cover\n Starc to Krunal, no run Has he nicked that? Full outside off, swinging away at 142kph, Krunal looks to drive and Rahul immediately goes up in appeal, almost celebrating. There was a sound. They don't review it, and rightly so. Replay shows nothing on UltraEdge\n Starc to Krunal, no run Bumped in short around off, Krunal looks to arch back and ramp but misses. Excellent close to the powerplay from Delhi Capitals\n Nigam to Kohli, no run On a length on middle, tucked to midwicket\n Nigam to Kohli, 2 runs Kohli looks to rock back and pull away this half-tracker but only gets an inside edge past Rahul. That hit Kohli's leg, onto Rahul's foot and ricocheted towards long leg\n Nigam to Kohli, 1 run Tucks away this len gth ball to deep midwicket\n Hammered back over his head! Over pitched and he clears his front leg and hits it straight back. Lands just short of the rope. And Vipraj has overstepped! Free hit coming up. The boundary check delays the ball. And then Starc tried to move a little at long-off and Krunal reminds the bowling team that the field can't be changed!\n Nigam to Krunal, 1 run Dropped on a length and it's pulled out to deep midwicket\n Nigam to Kohli, 1 run Tossed up outside off, he looks to drive and it goes off the inside half towards midwicket\n Nigam to Krunal, 2 runs Krunal looks to get down and slog it away but can only miscue it through midwicket. They get two, though. Big over from RCB's perspective\n Kuldeep to Kohli, 1 run On a length around off, Kohli goes back and clips it to deep midwicket\n Kuldeep to Krunal, no run Floated full outside off, Krunal gets low to slog sweep it but the ball stays under the bat\n Kuldeep to Krunal, no run Tossed full outside off, Krunal skips down the crease and blocks it back to the bowler\n Kuldeep to Krunal, no run Kuldeep immediately wants the review Krunal came down the track and looks to have missed this and gets hit on the back pad. Axar is convinced to review. No bat on that. Impact could be outside off. Yup, ball-tracking confirms that! Krunal survives and DC lose a review\n Kuldeep to Krunal, no run Legbreak on a length outside off, chopped to cover INNS 9 WKTS 23 ECON 8.39 AVE 29.86\n Kuldeep to Krunal, 2 runs Legbreak on a length outside off spinning away, Krunal cuts it out through point and they pick up two. Good running\n Chameera to Kohli, 1 run On a length outside off, Kohli authoritatively punches it out in front of deep point. But the fielder is able to keep this down to just a single\n Chameera to Krunal, 1 run On a length around middle and going across him, Krunal punchily chips it down to long-on on the bounce\n Chameera to Kohli, 1 run Kohli taps a length ball towards cover for a single\n Chameera to Krunal, 1 run Banged in short around leg, Krunal looks to pull but it goes off the top edge but lands well short of deep backward square\n Chameera to Kohli, 1 run ON a length outside off, pushed to cover's right for what's a risky single\n Chameera to Krunal, 1 run Krunal has very little idea about that short ball on leg. Looks to pull and is beaten by it. He takes a blow to the helmet and the ball bounces to Rahul's left It is the timeout. Krunal will also have a concussion test done. It's been all DC since the second over bowled by Starc. Axar with a double-wicket over, then the Patidar run-out. DC have since applied the squeeze, barring one Vipraj Nigam over.\n Kuldeep to Krunal, 2 runs Short-ish and wide, Krunal cuts it away past the backward point fielder for a couple\n Kuldeep to Krunal, 1 run Tossed full on middle, flicked out through midwicket for a single\n Kuldeep to Kohli, no run On a length on off and angling across, Kohli tucks it to the leg side\n Kuldeep to Kohli, no run On a length on off, punched to the off side but can't beat short cover\n Kuldeep to Kohli, FOUR runs Kohli picks up a much needed boundar! Kuldeep errs in length ever so little but it's enough for Kohli to pounce on. Rocks back and hammers it square on the leg side\n Kuldeep to Kohli, 1 run Tossed up fuller, Kohli drives it out to long-off Here's Vishal to see out the rest of this chase\n Chameera to Kohli, 1 run uses hard hands to drill that along the ground to long off for one\n Chameera to Krunal, SIX runs whipped away over square leg all the way! Didn't move too much, just used his arms and wrists to move them nicely over the ball for a nice follow through, and the fielder in the deep there could only watch the ball sail over him\n Chameera to Krunal, no run a bouncer on the leg side, Krunal wants to swat it fine on leg but doesn't get much bat on that\n Chameera to Krunal, 1 run 115.6kmh, short of length angling towards off, but pace off, and he works this to leg for one\n Chameera to Kohli, no run in the block hole outside off, Kohli is not happy after bunting this back to the bowler. He wanted a single to the covers\n Chameera to Kohli, 1 run a wide yorker now, not much pace and Kohli pushes it down to long off. Keeps strike\n Kuldeep to Kohli, 2 runs on middle and delivered from close to the stumps, he nudges to leg with soft hands and calls for wo immediately. Not a direct hit and Krunal's dive helps him make it in time, gets an applause from Kohli for that running\n Kuldeep to Kohli, 1 run tossed up on middle and he pushes it down to long on this time\n Kuldeep to Krunal, 1 run flat on middle and it's nudged to the leg side for a single\n Kuldeep to Kohli, 1 run leans into the length ball and finds another single to long on. Will Kudleep bowl a googly to him next?\n Kuldeep to Krunal, no run jumps out of the crease, Kuldeep pitches it short and turns it away, Krunal can only tap it back to the bowler Krunal Pandya vs Kuldeep Yadav BALLS 30 RUNS 26 OUTS 1 SR 86.66 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Kuldeep to Krunal, no run inside edge onto the knee, Krunal loses his bat and his balance. Doesn't look good at all. He went for the sweep against the turn and only managed an edge\n Mukesh Kumar to Kohli, 1 run short of length and angling into the stumps, worked to leg for an easy single\n Mukesh Kumar to Krunal, no run he wants to scoop it to leg, Mukesh lands it wide outside off and Krunal adjusts to steer it towards off but he can't do much with it. It goes off the bat to short third\n Mukesh Kumar to Krunal, SIX runs there comes the release shot from Krunal! A bouncer down leg, pace on the ball, and he helps it along the way with a late swivel and sends it all the way. Kohli is pumped at the other end!\n Mukesh Kumar to Krunal, SIX runs and on the other side now, two in two! Short of length on off, he hangs back and lofts that straight down the ground with a nice follow through, packing some power into that without moving much and gets six\n Mukesh Kumar to Krunal, no run low full toss on middle and he taps it back, Mukesh gets a hand to it after it falls just short\n Mukesh Kumar to Krunal, 2 runs he wants to finish the over with a boundary, smashes that full ball along the ground though the overs but Starc gets to it from long off and keeps it to two 15 from the over, some pressure released\n Kuldeep to Kohli, 2 runs turning to leg from middle, Kohli goes back and clips it square for two in the gap Feels like Kohli is going to collect ones and twos off Kuldeep and go after the quicks later on\n Kuldeep to Kohli, 1 run pretty wide outside off, swats it down to long off for one\n Kuldeep to Krunal, SIX runs Krunal is batting like a different man now. After all those struggles he has smoked that overpitched delivery so well with the turn, over the covers for a cracking six\n Kuldeep to Krunal, 1 run shorter on the stumps and he works that one down to long on for one\n Kuldeep to Kohli, 1 run on the back foot for the wrong'un and he punches to long off\n Kuldeep to Krunal, 1 run into the pads and whipped away for one more on the leg side 27 from the last two and RCB are back. Woof!\n Axar Patel to Krunal, 1 run starts well outside leg, short of length so that Krunal doesn't sweep it for six, but he sweeps into the ground behind square for one\n Axar Patel to Kohli, 1 run from wide of the crease towards off stump, punches it through covers for one\n Axar Patel to Krunal, 1 wide oh, really wide. Way outside off and it's a wide for sure\n Axar Patel to Krunal, 1 run short and flat on leg, and nudged to long on for one\n Axar Patel to Kohli, no run fired in towards middle stump, he gets some bat just in time to steer it to off. It came in dangerously with the arm\n Axar Patel to Kohli, 1 run slowed down nicely on off this time and a single through covers\n Axar Patel to Krunal, FOUR runs ends the over with a boundary, Krunal Pandya! He's turning things around here. Stay with me here - he comes out of the crease and then goes down on a knee to sweep that away into the gap, wide of deep fine leg for four. And that's a fifty for him, a hug of relief with his partner Kohli\n Starc to Kohli, 1 run Kohli jumps out straightaway and slaps it down the ground for one to long off\n Starc to Krunal, 1 run a misfield at cover after Krunal drives the full ball there with hard hands. A single Goes around to Kohli now\n Starc to Kohli, FOUR runs banged in short, not much bounce so it's not into the rib cage and Kohli pulls it away behind square by using the angle. Four in the gap\n Starc to Kohli, 2 runs backs away again, it's full this time on his toes and he flicks it away over midwicket. Two more easily Here's a stat from Namooh: 3269 days between the two fifties for Krunal Pandya is the longest gap between two fifties in the IPL\n Starc to Kohli, 1 run wide outside off, he wants to nail a wide yorker but it's a low full toss but Kohli can't get more than a single for the drive\n Starc to Krunal, 2 runs short ball pulled away in the air, deep midwicket comes in and drops it! Abishek Porel is the fielder who is now watching in disbelief while Starc cries for the ball to be thrown back. Starc wants to take the bails off once the ball is returned to him, but it slips out and goes away past the stumps, and they leak one more Last time out of the night. DK has a lot of words for Krunal\n Mukesh Kumar to Kohli, no run starts with a low full toss around off, pushed back to him\n Mukesh Kumar to Kohli, 1 run fifty for Kohli now as he flicks the full toss on the pads to short fine leg and the crowd from his city gives him a big applause Around the wicket to Krunal\n Mukesh Kumar to Krunal, 2 runs skied on the off side, cover is running back but it's out of his reach! More luck for Krunal. Axar kept his eyes on the ball and kept running back but no way he was getting under that. Two more\n Mukesh Kumar to Krunal, FOUR runs flicked off the toes for four in the gap, the crowd loves it! It's the flamingo flick because Krunal also wants to protect his front toe if he misses, but he's absolutely middled that to the midwicket boundary. Kohli gives him a pat on the helmet\n Mukesh Kumar to Krunal, FOUR runs carved on the off side this time, for more! In the block hole inches from the off stump but Krunal is feeling so good now, he middles that scythe wide of the diving point fielder\n Mukesh Kumar to Krunal, 1 run aims for the yorker again, and this time it's a single down to long on. He keeps strike\n Chameera to Krunal, 1 wide starts with a wide yorker well outside off, not given a wide and RCB review it. Krunal didn't move from his stance and the ball is juuust towards the outer side of the thick tram line, so changed to a wide\n Chameera to Krunal, FOUR runs Krunal, go buy a lottery ticket! Smashes this in the air to mid off and the ball goes through mid off. Stubbs goes to his left, puts in a slide and sees the ball land in front of him and then go through for four\n Chameera to Krunal, 1 run aims for the yorker outside off, Krunal carves it wide of point for one\n Chameera to Kohli, 1 run similar near-yorker to Kohli outside off and he too scythes it away square for one more. This is in their bag now\n Chameera to Krunal, 1 run Chameera aims for the shoes and nails it, Krunal awkwardly flicks it away behind square with some bat on it\n Chameera to Kohli, OUT really well-judged catch from Starc at long off! Slow legcutter well outside off, Kohli might think he has enough to send this for six, and it's sailing away, but Starc has his eyes glued to it while he goes to his left, stays just inside the rope and gobbles it nicely \n Chameera to David, 1 run swings wildly against that fullish ball, gets only the inside half to leg for one AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Mukesh Kumar to David, SIX runs the first is a low full toss and David is not leaving that one! Swings it straight back, over the bowler's head with some power and it goes all the way\n an easier full toss to smash and that's smacked for four! Waist high full toss, David swivels on his back foot while going through the shot, and gets a one-bounce four to square leg. They will check for the height of that full toss, RCB have asked for a review. By the barest of margins - waist height is 1.02m and the ball is t 1.03. So no ball given See all photos Free Hit coming up. Kohli punches the air in the dugout\n Mukesh Kumar to David, FOUR runs carved through the point boundary, four more and this is almost over, folks. Aims for the yorker, David has some width to work with and he uses that to bash it away\n Mukesh Kumar to David, FOUR runs finished with another four and RCB have become the first team in IPL history to win their first six away games on the bounce! Mukesh went for the yorker on middle stump this time and David was deep in his crease, late it come to him and flicked it away to the fine leg boundary Axar Patel: I feel like we were 10-15 runs short. Our intent was there, but the wicket was hard to bat on it was two paced and became better once the dew came on. We tried to accelerate but kept losing wickets so maybe if one batter batted along it might have been better. I think KL is batting well so batted at No. 4 because he can finish games too.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Bethell","David","Kohli","Kohli","Krunal","Padikkal","Patidar"],"Runs":[12.0,19.0,51.0,51.0,73.0,0.0,6.0],"Balls_Faced":[6,5,47,47,47,2,6],"Fours":[1,2,4,4,4,0,1],"Sixes":[1,1,0,0,4,0,0],"S\/R":[200.0,380.0,108.51,108.51,155.32,0.0,100.0],"dismissal":["c Nair b Patel","Not Out","run out (Nair)","c Starc b Chameera","Not Out","b Patel","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Axar Patel","Chameera","Kuldeep","Mukesh Kumar","Nigam","Starc"],"Balls":[24,18,24,21,6,18],"Runs_Given":[19.0,24.0,28.0,51.0,12.0,31.0],"Wickets":[2,1,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[4.0,3.0,4.0,3.3,1.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Markram, 1 run .on a short of a length on the stumps, as Siraj bowls from close to the stumps. Clipped .to deep-backward square leg .Pant on strike .Slip stays for him\nSiraj to Pant, no run .beaten first ball! Siraj angles this across from over the wicket, and bowls on a fullish .length while going wide of off. Pant looks to waft away from his body, but misses .Mohammed Siraj bowling average in IPL 202515.50\nSiraj to Pant, 1 run .short of a length on his hips, and he clips it to the left of the man at square leg\nSiraj to Markram, no run .fullish ball swinging in nicely, and landing on off. It straightens after pitching, and is .pushed aerially towards extra cover\nSiraj to Markram, no run .fuller length still, and angling in to pitch on middle and off. Driven to mid-off this time\nSiraj to Markram, FOUR runs .driven between short extra cover and cover point! Siraj bowls on the fuller side, and on .off stump or thereabouts. Markram is deep in the crease, and seemingly standing on .middle stump, but still leans and drives it in the gap for four\nArshad Khan to Pant, 1 run .bowls this on a short of a length on off, and Pant shifts his weight back to clip behind .square\nArshad Khan to Markram, 1 run .direct hit from mid-on at the striker's end, and GT appeal for run-out half-heartedly! It .was a near yorker-length ball from Arshad, who angled it across and went on off. .Markram pushed it towards Gill and took off, even as Pant entered the crease on time\nArshad Khan to Pant, no run .full delivery swinging away to arrive around off. Nudged back by Pant\nArshad Khan to Pant, no run .struck on the knee, but that is heading down the leg side! On a short of a length from .Arshad on off, and seaming in to hit Pant on leg, as he looked to clip .There's a stoppage in play as Pant was struck on his front knee. The LSG physio comes .out to have a check, as Pant takes his pad off. It is Pant's left knee which was hit on the .previous ball, and we have a longish break in play. .Pant is ready to resume after the check up, which may have lasted around five minutes.\nArshad Khan to Pant, no run .on a short of a length, and in the corridor outside off. Punched towards the man at short .third\nArshad Khan to Pant, no run .very full, and around sixth stump. Dragged to mid-on with a closed face of the bat\nSiraj to Markram, FOUR runs .chipped wide of mid-on! Siraj bowled on a length on the stumps, and Markram got his .front leg out of the way to push forward at this ball, which finished on leg after seaming .in\nSiraj to Markram, 2 runs .bottom edge, but wide of the stumps! In fact, the ball goes a long way back towards .where a fine-leg fielder would have been. Markram went flashing at this length ball just .outside off, but seemed to have played early. Or, maybe, the pitch has really slowed .down\nSiraj to Markram, FOUR runs .driven hard, and down the ground! Shorter side of a length around middle and off, as .Siraj angled that in. Again the ball ended up on leg after seaming in, before Markram .presented the full face of the bat to play between the bowler and mid-off .Mid-on back\nSiraj to Markram, 1 run .fuller ball, and on middle and off. Pushed down to long-on\nSiraj to Pant, 5 wide .bonus runs for LSG! Siraj went for a bouncer, and both Pant and Buttler may have .needed a ladder to reach that!! Short on leg, and Pant shaped to pull before realising the .ball took off after pitching. No attempt from Buttler to even leap\nSiraj to Pant, FOUR runs .Buttler tumbles to his right, but misses! Typical Pant, who decides to take some risk .early. He gets across, and scoops this short-of-a-length ball pitching around off and .finishing outside off. He got it off the inside edge, and just beat Buttler\nSiraj to Pant, no run .Fullish ball on leg, and Pant looked to clip. There was a noise as the ball passed the bat, .and Buttler couldn't collect it cleanly. Ohh, Pant had got an inside edge, as confirmed by .replays. So Buttler, technically, dropped a catch!\nArshad Khan to Markram, no run .shortish in length, and angling across to pitch on middle and off. Slashed towards extra .cover\nArshad Khan to Markram, no run .short delivery around middle this time, and swat-pulled on the bounce to midwicket\nArshad Khan to Markram, FOUR runs .flashed off the top half of the bat! On the shorter side of a length on the stumps, and .Markram goes slashing at it pretty late. The pace on the ball helps it fly over point . .Aiden Markram in IPL, 2025 .INNS .6 .RUNS .165 .SR .146.01 .AVE .33.00 .HS .53\nArshad Khan to Markram, 1 run .short in length again, but this is on middle. Pulled to midwicket for a quick single\nArshad Khan to Pant, FOUR runs .over short third! Almost a mirror image of the boundary Markram got earlier in the over. .Shorter of a length, and wide-ish of off. There's some extra bounce for Arshad, and Pant .slashes hard off the top half of the bat\nArshad Khan to Pant, no run .fullish length, and angling in to arrive on middle and off. Driven back to Arshad\nPrasidh to Markram, SIX runs .wow, whipped over midwicket! Markram makes room, and Prasidh follows, but in vain! .He goes through the line of this short-of-a-length ball arriving just outside off, and .dumps it deep into the stands\nPrasidh to Markram, no run .extra bounce for Prasidh too! Buttler has to leap to collect this, after Markram shaped to .swat but let it go. Short around middle and leg, and this took after pitching\nPrasidh to Markram, FOUR runs .dropped by Arshad! All the luck going Lucknow's way! Arshad was at short third, and .the ball arrived to his right. He stretched his hand out, and the ball dropped off and went .for four. That happened after Markram ramped a slower ball which jumped at him after .pitching short\nPrasidh to Markram, 1 run .dropped by Sudharsan! But this is a difficult chance at cover! Sudharsan dived to his .left and got a hand, but the ball didn't stick. Short in length from Prashidh, who went .outside off, before Markram slashed forcefully at it\nPrasidh to Pant, 1 run .short of a length on leg, and pulled to fine leg\nPrasidh to Markram, no run .a mistimed heave from Markram, as the ball rolls to midwicket. Prasidh went fullish this .time, and took pace off while bowling just outside off. Markram collapsed his back knee .to try and slog, but seemed to be beaten by the lack of pace\nRashid Khan to Pant, 1 wide .he starts with a full ball outside leg. Pant looks to flick but misses, and it is called wide\nRashid Khan to Pant, 1 run .short in length on middle and leg, and pulled hard to fine leg\nRashid Khan to Markram, FOUR runs .cut away through cover point! Another short delivery from Rashid, and although this one .didn't have Markram all that room, he still shifted his weight back and found the time to .slap it away\nRashid Khan to Markram, 1 run .on a fullish length on the stumps, and turning in. Pushed to deep midwicket\nRashid Khan to Pant, no run .very full - nearly a yorker - on middle, and Pant gets an inside edge to short fine leg as he .looks to heave\nRashid Khan to Pant, FOUR runs .slog swept to deep square leg! Pant collapsed his back knee, and drilled this full and .dipping ball on middle for four. He spotted the gap, and attacked Rashid\nRashid Khan to Pant, 1 run .this is quicker from Rashid, and it skids through after pitching on a length on off. .Punched to cover point to pinch a single .Time-out\nPrasidh to Pant, FOUR runs .swung away to deep square leg! Pant has started hitting them well now. Short in length .from Prasidh, who bowled this on middle and off. It was a slower ball, and it finished .around off, but Pant read it and pulled powerfully for four\nPrasidh to Pant, OUT .taken at deep third! LSG and Pant finally run out of their luck! Pant had started looking .good, but, as is his style, he keeps going for the big hits. Washington, at deep third, was .placed straighter than usual, and kept his eyes on the ball nicely. Prasidh, meanwhile, .again bowled it short at Pant. But this time, the LSG captain decided to make room and .step out to launch him over the off side. The ball, though, finished around off, and took .off from the top edge .Rishabh Pant c Washington Sundar b Prasidh Krishna 21 (18b 4x4 0x6 34m) SR:\nPrasidh to Pooran, no run .a short delivery on a tight line, as it pitches on leg and ends on middle. Pooran is .cramped for room, and he taps it down on the pitch\nPrasidh to Pooran, 1 run .mistimed pull from Pooran! On a hard length on middle at 143kph, and there seemed to .be too much pace for Pooran there. The ball went aerially towards mid-on\nPrasidh to Markram, 1 run .short of a length on middle and off, and clipped to deep midwicket\nPrasidh to Pooran, no run .good pace and bounce for Prasidh! He bowls short on middle and leg, and Pooran looks .to hook but is beaten. That one landed at 140kph, and went over Pooran's bat\nRashid Khan to Markram, 1 run .quite full, and just outside off. Markram drives it back, and the ball ricochets off .Rashid's right boot to end up at long-on. The batters eventually get the single . .Nicholas Pooran in IPL, 2025 .INNS .6 .RUNS .289 .SR .220.61 .AVE .72.25 .HS .87*\nRashid Khan to Pooran, no run .the googly! This pitches on a fullish length on middle, and turns away, before Pooran .blocks it down . .Nicholas Pooran vs Rashid Khan .BALLS .66 .RUNS .77 .OUTS .2 .SR .116.66 .4s\/6s .5\/4\nRashid Khan to Pooran, SIX runs .bang! Six down the ground! Tossed up from Rashid, who bowled full and straight, and .got it to dip. Pooran got his front leg out of the way, and sent that blazing\nRashid Khan to Pooran, no run .On a length around middle and off, and turning away. A mistimed pull back towards .Rashid\nRashid Khan to Pooran, 2 runs .dropped by Rashid! But another tough chance, given Pooran had absolutely smashed it .back. Rashid stuck his left hand up, and the ball tickled the fingers on its way to long-on. .He bowled full and around off, as Pooran looked to launch it back and ended up playing .aerially .After his fingers took a hit, Rashid is attended to by the physio. There's a break in play, .and Pooran and Markram have a chat in the meanwhile. Rashid's left index finger is .tapered by the physio, and we're ready to resume.\nRashid Khan to Pooran, 2 runs .full and slower, and on middle. Pushed to long-on, and they push for two again\nSundar to Markram, FOUR runs .a late cut, and four! The ball angled across, and pitched on a length around off. .Markram went back, and found the gap between short third and point .Over the stumps now\nSundar to Markram, 1 run .fuller ball on middle and off, and pushed to long-on .From around to Pooran now\nSundar to Pooran, no run .on a length on the stumps, and punched back by Pooran\nSundar to Pooran, SIX runs .boom! Another six down the ground for Pooran! Washington tossed it up, but got it to .dip on the ideal length around off for Pooran to free his arms\nSundar to Pooran, no run .quicker, and on a length. Pushed back defensively\nSundar to Pooran, 1 run .on a length, and around off. This turns away, and is jabbed towards cover for a quick .single\nSai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs .slammed over midwicket! That lands 19 rows back! Short in length from Sai, who bowls .it around off, but gets it to turn away. Pooran has enough time to read the length and .the movement, and pulls hard for six\nSai Kishore to Pooran, 1 run .just short of Shahrukh rushing forward from long-on! Short in length again, and this .time Pooran can only mistime his attempted swat-pull .From around to Markram\nSai Kishore to Markram, FOUR runs .over the umpire's head! Angled in, and full and slow outside off. Markram lofts it late, .and times it well to go down the ground\nSai Kishore to Markram, 1 run .quicker, and angled into middle and leg. Clipped from deep in the crease to play behind .square, raise his fifty .Stays around to Pooran\nSai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs .but why will the angles ever matter if Pooran is in that kind of a touch?! Sai bowls short .yet again, and although this arrives around off, Pooran swings for a big six over .midwicket\nSai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs .bam! Deeper and bigger! That is 24 runs off the over! Sai went full and straightish this .time, but Pooran is prepared. He gets his front leg out of the way, and blasts it down the .ground .With that assault, here comes Abhimanyu","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs GT, 26th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Markram, 1 run on a short of a length on the stumps, as Siraj bowls from close to the stumps. Clipped to deep-backward square leg Pant on strike Slip stays for him\n Siraj to Pant, no run beaten first ball! Siraj angles this across from over the wicket, and bowls on a fullish length while going wide of off. Pant looks to waft away from his body, but misses Mohammed Siraj bowling average in IPL 202515.50\n Siraj to Pant, 1 run short of a length on his hips, and he clips it to the left of the man at square leg\n Siraj to Markram, no run fullish ball swinging in nicely, and landing on off. It straightens after pitching, and is pushed aerially towards extra cover\n Siraj to Markram, no run fuller length still, and angling in to pitch on middle and off. Driven to mid-off this time\n Siraj to Markram, FOUR runs driven between short extra cover and cover point! Siraj bowls on the fuller side, and on off stump or thereabouts. Markram is deep in the crease, and seemingly standing on middle stump, but still leans and drives it in the gap for four\n Arshad Khan to Pant, 1 run bowls this on a short of a length on off, and Pant shifts his weight back to clip behind square\n Arshad Khan to Markram, 1 run direct hit from mid-on at the striker's end, and GT appeal for run-out half-heartedly! It was a near yorker-length ball from Arshad, who angled it across and went on off. Markram pushed it towards Gill and took off, even as Pant entered the crease on time\n Arshad Khan to Pant, no run full delivery swinging away to arrive around off. Nudged back by Pant\n Arshad Khan to Pant, no run struck on the knee, but that is heading down the leg side! On a short of a length from Arshad on off, and seaming in to hit Pant on leg, as he looked to clip There's a stoppage in play as Pant was struck on his front knee. The LSG physio comes out to have a check, as Pant takes his pad off. It is Pant's left knee which was hit on the previous ball, and we have a longish break in play. Pant is ready to resume after the check up, which may have lasted around five minutes.\n Arshad Khan to Pant, no run on a short of a length, and in the corridor outside off. Punched towards the man at short third\n Arshad Khan to Pant, no run very full, and around sixth stump. Dragged to mid-on with a closed face of the bat\n Siraj to Markram, FOUR runs chipped wide of mid-on! Siraj bowled on a length on the stumps, and Markram got his front leg out of the way to push forward at this ball, which finished on leg after seaming in\n Siraj to Markram, 2 runs bottom edge, but wide of the stumps! In fact, the ball goes a long way back towards where a fine-leg fielder would have been. Markram went flashing at this length ball just outside off, but seemed to have played early. Or, maybe, the pitch has really slowed down\n Siraj to Markram, FOUR runs driven hard, and down the ground! Shorter side of a length around middle and off, as Siraj angled that in. Again the ball ended up on leg after seaming in, before Markram presented the full face of the bat to play between the bowler and mid-off Mid-on back\n Siraj to Markram, 1 run fuller ball, and on middle and off. Pushed down to long-on\n Siraj to Pant, 5 wide bonus runs for LSG! Siraj went for a bouncer, and both Pant and Buttler may have needed a ladder to reach that!! Short on leg, and Pant shaped to pull before realising the ball took off after pitching. No attempt from Buttler to even leap\n Siraj to Pant, FOUR runs Buttler tumbles to his right, but misses! Typical Pant, who decides to take some risk early. He gets across, and scoops this short-of-a-length ball pitching around off and finishing outside off. He got it off the inside edge, and just beat Buttler\n Siraj to Pant, no run Fullish ball on leg, and Pant looked to clip. There was a noise as the ball passed the bat, and Buttler couldn't collect it cleanly. Ohh, Pant had got an inside edge, as confirmed by replays. So Buttler, technically, dropped a catch!\n Arshad Khan to Markram, no run shortish in length, and angling across to pitch on middle and off. Slashed towards extra cover\n Arshad Khan to Markram, no run short delivery around middle this time, and swat-pulled on the bounce to midwicket\n Arshad Khan to Markram, FOUR runs flashed off the top half of the bat! On the shorter side of a length on the stumps, and Markram goes slashing at it pretty late. The pace on the ball helps it fly over point Aiden Markram in IPL, 2025 INNS 6 RUNS 165 SR 146.01 AVE 33.00 HS 53\n Arshad Khan to Markram, 1 run short in length again, but this is on middle. Pulled to midwicket for a quick single\n Arshad Khan to Pant, FOUR runs over short third! Almost a mirror image of the boundary Markram got earlier in the over. Shorter of a length, and wide-ish of off. There's some extra bounce for Arshad, and Pant slashes hard off the top half of the bat\n Arshad Khan to Pant, no run fullish length, and angling in to arrive on middle and off. Driven back to Arshad\n Prasidh to Markram, SIX runs wow, whipped over midwicket! Markram makes room, and Prasidh follows, but in vain! He goes through the line of this short-of-a-length ball arriving just outside off, and dumps it deep into the stands\n Prasidh to Markram, no run extra bounce for Prasidh too! Buttler has to leap to collect this, after Markram shaped to swat but let it go. Short around middle and leg, and this took after pitching\n Prasidh to Markram, FOUR runs dropped by Arshad! All the luck going Lucknow's way! Arshad was at short third, and the ball arrived to his right. He stretched his hand out, and the ball dropped off and went for four. That happened after Markram ramped a slower ball which jumped at him after pitching short\n Prasidh to Markram, 1 run dropped by Sudharsan! But this is a difficult chance at cover! Sudharsan dived to his left and got a hand, but the ball didn't stick. Short in length from Prashidh, who went outside off, before Markram slashed forcefully at it\n Prasidh to Pant, 1 run short of a length on leg, and pulled to fine leg\n Prasidh to Markram, no run a mistimed heave from Markram, as the ball rolls to midwicket. Prasidh went fullish this time, and took pace off while bowling just outside off. Markram collapsed his back knee to try and slog, but seemed to be beaten by the lack of pace\n Rashid Khan to Pant, 1 wide he starts with a full ball outside leg. Pant looks to flick but misses, and it is called wide\n Rashid Khan to Pant, 1 run short in length on middle and leg, and pulled hard to fine leg\n Rashid Khan to Markram, FOUR runs cut away through cover point! Another short delivery from Rashid, and although this one didn't have Markram all that room, he still shifted his weight back and found the time to slap it away\n Rashid Khan to Markram, 1 run on a fullish length on the stumps, and turning in. Pushed to deep midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Pant, no run very full - nearly a yorker - on middle, and Pant gets an inside edge to short fine leg as he looks to heave\n Rashid Khan to Pant, FOUR runs slog swept to deep square leg! Pant collapsed his back knee, and drilled this full and dipping ball on middle for four. He spotted the gap, and attacked Rashid\n Rashid Khan to Pant, 1 run this is quicker from Rashid, and it skids through after pitching on a length on off. Punched to cover point to pinch a single Time-out\n Prasidh to Pant, FOUR runs swung away to deep square leg! Pant has started hitting them well now. Short in length from Prasidh, who bowled this on middle and off. It was a slower ball, and it finished around off, but Pant read it and pulled powerfully for four\n Prasidh to Pant, OUT taken at deep third! LSG and Pant finally run out of their luck! Pant had started looking good, but, as is his style, he keeps going for the big hits. Washington, at deep third, was placed straighter than usual, and kept his eyes on the ball nicely. Prasidh, meanwhile, again bowled it short at Pant. But this time, the LSG captain decided to make room and step out to launch him over the off side. The ball, though, finished around off, and took off from the top edge \n Prasidh to Pooran, no run a short delivery on a tight line, as it pitches on leg and ends on middle. Pooran is cramped for room, and he taps it down on the pitch\n Prasidh to Pooran, 1 run mistimed pull from Pooran! On a hard length on middle at 143kph, and there seemed to be too much pace for Pooran there. The ball went aerially towards mid-on\n Prasidh to Markram, 1 run short of a length on middle and off, and clipped to deep midwicket\n Prasidh to Pooran, no run good pace and bounce for Prasidh! He bowls short on middle and leg, and Pooran looks to hook but is beaten. That one landed at 140kph, and went over Pooran's bat\n Rashid Khan to Markram, 1 run quite full, and just outside off. Markram drives it back, and the ball ricochets off Rashid's right boot to end up at long-on. The batters eventually get the single Nicholas Pooran in IPL, 2025 INNS 6 RUNS 289 SR 220.61 AVE 72.25 HS 87*\n Rashid Khan to Pooran, no run the googly! This pitches on a fullish length on middle, and turns away, before Pooran blocks it down Nicholas Pooran vs Rashid Khan BALLS 66 RUNS 77 OUTS 2 SR 116.66 4s\/6s 5\/4\n Rashid Khan to Pooran, SIX runs bang! Six down the ground! Tossed up from Rashid, who bowled full and straight, and got it to dip. Pooran got his front leg out of the way, and sent that blazing\n Rashid Khan to Pooran, no run On a length around middle and off, and turning away. A mistimed pull back towards Rashid\n Rashid Khan to Pooran, 2 runs dropped by Rashid! But another tough chance, given Pooran had absolutely smashed it back. Rashid stuck his left hand up, and the ball tickled the fingers on its way to long-on. He bowled full and around off, as Pooran looked to launch it back and ended up playing aerially After his fingers took a hit, Rashid is attended to by the physio. There's a break in play, and Pooran and Markram have a chat in the meanwhile. Rashid's left index finger is tapered by the physio, and we're ready to resume.\n Rashid Khan to Pooran, 2 runs full and slower, and on middle. Pushed to long-on, and they push for two again\n Sundar to Markram, FOUR runs a late cut, and four! The ball angled across, and pitched on a length around off. Markram went back, and found the gap between short third and point Over the stumps now\n Sundar to Markram, 1 run fuller ball on middle and off, and pushed to long-on From around to Pooran now\n Sundar to Pooran, no run on a length on the stumps, and punched back by Pooran\n Sundar to Pooran, SIX runs boom! Another six down the ground for Pooran! Washington tossed it up, but got it to dip on the ideal length around off for Pooran to free his arms\n Sundar to Pooran, no run quicker, and on a length. Pushed back defensively\n Sundar to Pooran, 1 run on a length, and around off. This turns away, and is jabbed towards cover for a quick single\n Sai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs slammed over midwicket! That lands 19 rows back! Short in length from Sai, who bowls it around off, but gets it to turn away. Pooran has enough time to read the length and the movement, and pulls hard for six\n Sai Kishore to Pooran, 1 run just short of Shahrukh rushing forward from long-on! Short in length again, and this time Pooran can only mistime his attempted swat-pull From around to Markram\n Sai Kishore to Markram, FOUR runs over the umpire's head! Angled in, and full and slow outside off. Markram lofts it late, and times it well to go down the ground\n Sai Kishore to Markram, 1 run quicker, and angled into middle and leg. Clipped from deep in the crease to play behind square, raise his fifty Stays around to Pooran\n Sai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs but why will the angles ever matter if Pooran is in that kind of a touch?! Sai bowls short yet again, and although this arrives around off, Pooran swings for a big six over midwicket\n Sai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs bam! Deeper and bigger! That is 24 runs off the over! Sai went full and straightish this time, but Pooran is prepared. He gets his front leg out of the way, and blasts it down the ground With that assault, here comes Abhimanyu","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Markram","Pant","Pooran"],"Runs":[50.0,21.0,37.0],"Balls_Faced":[26,18,16],"Fours":[8,4,0],"Sixes":[1,0,5],"S\/R":[192.31,116.67,231.25],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Washington Sundar b Prasidh Krishna","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshad Khan","Prasidh","Rashid Khan","Sai Kishore","Siraj","Sundar"],"Balls":[12,12,12,6,12,6],"Runs_Given":[11.0,18.0,23.0,24.0,26.0,12.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,2.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Markram, 1 run .on a short of a length on the stumps, as Siraj bowls from close to the stumps. Clipped .to deep-backward square leg .Pant on strike .Slip stays for him\nSiraj to Pant, no run .beaten first ball! Siraj angles this across from over the wicket, and bowls on a fullish .length while going wide of off. Pant looks to waft away from his body, but misses .Mohammed Siraj bowling average in IPL 202515.50\nSiraj to Pant, 1 run .short of a length on his hips, and he clips it to the left of the man at square leg\nSiraj to Markram, no run .fullish ball swinging in nicely, and landing on off. It straightens after pitching, and is .pushed aerially towards extra cover\nSiraj to Markram, no run .fuller length still, and angling in to pitch on middle and off. Driven to mid-off this time\nSiraj to Markram, FOUR runs .driven between short extra cover and cover point! Siraj bowls on the fuller side, and on .off stump or thereabouts. Markram is deep in the crease, and seemingly standing on .middle stump, but still leans and drives it in the gap for four\nArshad Khan to Pant, 1 run .bowls this on a short of a length on off, and Pant shifts his weight back to clip behind .square\nArshad Khan to Markram, 1 run .direct hit from mid-on at the striker's end, and GT appeal for run-out half-heartedly! It .was a near yorker-length ball from Arshad, who angled it across and went on off. .Markram pushed it towards Gill and took off, even as Pant entered the crease on time\nArshad Khan to Pant, no run .full delivery swinging away to arrive around off. Nudged back by Pant\nArshad Khan to Pant, no run .struck on the knee, but that is heading down the leg side! On a short of a length from .Arshad on off, and seaming in to hit Pant on leg, as he looked to clip .There's a stoppage in play as Pant was struck on his front knee. The LSG physio comes .out to have a check, as Pant takes his pad off. It is Pant's left knee which was hit on the .previous ball, and we have a longish break in play. .Pant is ready to resume after the check up, which may have lasted around five minutes.\nArshad Khan to Pant, no run .on a short of a length, and in the corridor outside off. Punched towards the man at short .third\nArshad Khan to Pant, no run .very full, and around sixth stump. Dragged to mid-on with a closed face of the bat\nSiraj to Markram, FOUR runs .chipped wide of mid-on! Siraj bowled on a length on the stumps, and Markram got his .front leg out of the way to push forward at this ball, which finished on leg after seaming .in\nSiraj to Markram, 2 runs .bottom edge, but wide of the stumps! In fact, the ball goes a long way back towards .where a fine-leg fielder would have been. Markram went flashing at this length ball just .outside off, but seemed to have played early. Or, maybe, the pitch has really slowed .down\nSiraj to Markram, FOUR runs .driven hard, and down the ground! Shorter side of a length around middle and off, as .Siraj angled that in. Again the ball ended up on leg after seaming in, before Markram .presented the full face of the bat to play between the bowler and mid-off .Mid-on back\nSiraj to Markram, 1 run .fuller ball, and on middle and off. Pushed down to long-on\nSiraj to Pant, 5 wide .bonus runs for LSG! Siraj went for a bouncer, and both Pant and Buttler may have .needed a ladder to reach that!! Short on leg, and Pant shaped to pull before realising the .ball took off after pitching. No attempt from Buttler to even leap\nSiraj to Pant, FOUR runs .Buttler tumbles to his right, but misses! Typical Pant, who decides to take some risk .early. He gets across, and scoops this short-of-a-length ball pitching around off and .finishing outside off. He got it off the inside edge, and just beat Buttler\nSiraj to Pant, no run .Fullish ball on leg, and Pant looked to clip. There was a noise as the ball passed the bat, .and Buttler couldn't collect it cleanly. Ohh, Pant had got an inside edge, as confirmed by .replays. So Buttler, technically, dropped a catch!\nArshad Khan to Markram, no run .shortish in length, and angling across to pitch on middle and off. Slashed towards extra .cover\nArshad Khan to Markram, no run .short delivery around middle this time, and swat-pulled on the bounce to midwicket\nArshad Khan to Markram, FOUR runs .flashed off the top half of the bat! On the shorter side of a length on the stumps, and .Markram goes slashing at it pretty late. The pace on the ball helps it fly over point . .Aiden Markram in IPL, 2025 .INNS .6 .RUNS .165 .SR .146.01 .AVE .33.00 .HS .53\nArshad Khan to Markram, 1 run .short in length again, but this is on middle. Pulled to midwicket for a quick single\nArshad Khan to Pant, FOUR runs .over short third! Almost a mirror image of the boundary Markram got earlier in the over. .Shorter of a length, and wide-ish of off. There's some extra bounce for Arshad, and Pant .slashes hard off the top half of the bat\nArshad Khan to Pant, no run .fullish length, and angling in to arrive on middle and off. Driven back to Arshad\nPrasidh to Markram, SIX runs .wow, whipped over midwicket! Markram makes room, and Prasidh follows, but in vain! .He goes through the line of this short-of-a-length ball arriving just outside off, and .dumps it deep into the stands\nPrasidh to Markram, no run .extra bounce for Prasidh too! Buttler has to leap to collect this, after Markram shaped to .swat but let it go. Short around middle and leg, and this took after pitching\nPrasidh to Markram, FOUR runs .dropped by Arshad! All the luck going Lucknow's way! Arshad was at short third, and .the ball arrived to his right. He stretched his hand out, and the ball dropped off and went .for four. That happened after Markram ramped a slower ball which jumped at him after .pitching short\nPrasidh to Markram, 1 run .dropped by Sudharsan! But this is a difficult chance at cover! Sudharsan dived to his .left and got a hand, but the ball didn't stick. Short in length from Prashidh, who went .outside off, before Markram slashed forcefully at it\nPrasidh to Pant, 1 run .short of a length on leg, and pulled to fine leg\nPrasidh to Markram, no run .a mistimed heave from Markram, as the ball rolls to midwicket. Prasidh went fullish this .time, and took pace off while bowling just outside off. Markram collapsed his back knee .to try and slog, but seemed to be beaten by the lack of pace\nRashid Khan to Pant, 1 wide .he starts with a full ball outside leg. Pant looks to flick but misses, and it is called wide\nRashid Khan to Pant, 1 run .short in length on middle and leg, and pulled hard to fine leg\nRashid Khan to Markram, FOUR runs .cut away through cover point! Another short delivery from Rashid, and although this one .didn't have Markram all that room, he still shifted his weight back and found the time to .slap it away\nRashid Khan to Markram, 1 run .on a fullish length on the stumps, and turning in. Pushed to deep midwicket\nRashid Khan to Pant, no run .very full - nearly a yorker - on middle, and Pant gets an inside edge to short fine leg as he .looks to heave\nRashid Khan to Pant, FOUR runs .slog swept to deep square leg! Pant collapsed his back knee, and drilled this full and .dipping ball on middle for four. He spotted the gap, and attacked Rashid\nRashid Khan to Pant, 1 run .this is quicker from Rashid, and it skids through after pitching on a length on off. .Punched to cover point to pinch a single .Time-out\nPrasidh to Pant, FOUR runs .swung away to deep square leg! Pant has started hitting them well now. Short in length .from Prasidh, who bowled this on middle and off. It was a slower ball, and it finished .around off, but Pant read it and pulled powerfully for four\nPrasidh to Pant, OUT .taken at deep third! LSG and Pant finally run out of their luck! Pant had started looking .good, but, as is his style, he keeps going for the big hits. Washington, at deep third, was .placed straighter than usual, and kept his eyes on the ball nicely. Prasidh, meanwhile, .again bowled it short at Pant. But this time, the LSG captain decided to make room and .step out to launch him over the off side. The ball, though, finished around off, and took .off from the top edge .Rishabh Pant c Washington Sundar b Prasidh Krishna 21 (18b 4x4 0x6 34m) SR:\nPrasidh to Pooran, no run .a short delivery on a tight line, as it pitches on leg and ends on middle. Pooran is .cramped for room, and he taps it down on the pitch\nPrasidh to Pooran, 1 run .mistimed pull from Pooran! On a hard length on middle at 143kph, and there seemed to .be too much pace for Pooran there. The ball went aerially towards mid-on\nPrasidh to Markram, 1 run .short of a length on middle and off, and clipped to deep midwicket\nPrasidh to Pooran, no run .good pace and bounce for Prasidh! He bowls short on middle and leg, and Pooran looks .to hook but is beaten. That one landed at 140kph, and went over Pooran's bat\nRashid Khan to Markram, 1 run .quite full, and just outside off. Markram drives it back, and the ball ricochets off .Rashid's right boot to end up at long-on. The batters eventually get the single . .Nicholas Pooran in IPL, 2025 .INNS .6 .RUNS .289 .SR .220.61 .AVE .72.25 .HS .87*\nRashid Khan to Pooran, no run .the googly! This pitches on a fullish length on middle, and turns away, before Pooran .blocks it down . .Nicholas Pooran vs Rashid Khan .BALLS .66 .RUNS .77 .OUTS .2 .SR .116.66 .4s\/6s .5\/4\nRashid Khan to Pooran, SIX runs .bang! Six down the ground! Tossed up from Rashid, who bowled full and straight, and .got it to dip. Pooran got his front leg out of the way, and sent that blazing\nRashid Khan to Pooran, no run .On a length around middle and off, and turning away. A mistimed pull back towards .Rashid\nRashid Khan to Pooran, 2 runs .dropped by Rashid! But another tough chance, given Pooran had absolutely smashed it .back. Rashid stuck his left hand up, and the ball tickled the fingers on its way to long-on. .He bowled full and around off, as Pooran looked to launch it back and ended up playing .aerially .After his fingers took a hit, Rashid is attended to by the physio. There's a break in play, .and Pooran and Markram have a chat in the meanwhile. Rashid's left index finger is .tapered by the physio, and we're ready to resume.\nRashid Khan to Pooran, 2 runs .full and slower, and on middle. Pushed to long-on, and they push for two again\nSundar to Markram, FOUR runs .a late cut, and four! The ball angled across, and pitched on a length around off. .Markram went back, and found the gap between short third and point .Over the stumps now\nSundar to Markram, 1 run .fuller ball on middle and off, and pushed to long-on .From around to Pooran now\nSundar to Pooran, no run .on a length on the stumps, and punched back by Pooran\nSundar to Pooran, SIX runs .boom! Another six down the ground for Pooran! Washington tossed it up, but got it to .dip on the ideal length around off for Pooran to free his arms\nSundar to Pooran, no run .quicker, and on a length. Pushed back defensively\nSundar to Pooran, 1 run .on a length, and around off. This turns away, and is jabbed towards cover for a quick .single\nSai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs .slammed over midwicket! That lands 19 rows back! Short in length from Sai, who bowls .it around off, but gets it to turn away. Pooran has enough time to read the length and .the movement, and pulls hard for six\nSai Kishore to Pooran, 1 run .just short of Shahrukh rushing forward from long-on! Short in length again, and this .time Pooran can only mistime his attempted swat-pull .From around to Markram\nSai Kishore to Markram, FOUR runs .over the umpire's head! Angled in, and full and slow outside off. Markram lofts it late, .and times it well to go down the ground\nSai Kishore to Markram, 1 run .quicker, and angled into middle and leg. Clipped from deep in the crease to play behind .square, raise his fifty .Stays around to Pooran\nSai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs .but why will the angles ever matter if Pooran is in that kind of a touch?! Sai bowls short .yet again, and although this arrives around off, Pooran swings for a big six over .midwicket\nSai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs .bam! Deeper and bigger! That is 24 runs off the over! Sai went full and straightish this .time, but Pooran is prepared. He gets his front leg out of the way, and blasts it down the .ground .With that assault, here comes Abhimanyu\nSiraj to Markram, 1 run .On a length outside off, steered out to deep point .Pooran on strike. Bring out the popcorn\nSiraj to Pooran, 1 run .Back of length ball angled across, Pooran shapes to ramp, ends up miscuing it to the .keeper's left and to deep third\nSiraj to Markram, FOUR runs .Hammered over mid-off! This is short outside off and Markram waits on it and flat-bats .it down the ground!\nSiraj to Markram, 2 runs .Full on leg and Markram tucks it through square leg and they take two with ease\nSiraj to Markram, 1 run .Slower ball on a length around middle and off, going in with the angle. Markram works it .down to long-on\nSiraj to Pooran, no run .Short ball on the stumps, not enough room for Pooran to free his arms. He scuppers as .pull to mid-on\nPrasidh to Markram, OUT .Markram falls almost exactly like how Shubman Gill got out! And it's Gill who grabs it at .long-off! Slower ball on a length outside off, Markram looks to go down the ground. .Gets it off the toe end of the bat. Gill settles under it and it's safe hands from the .skipper! Falls for 58 off 31, a fine knock comes to an end .Aiden Markram c Shubman Gill b Prasidh Krishna 58 (31b 9x4 1x6 58m) SR: 187.09\nPrasidh to Badoni, 1 run .Length ball outside off, steered to deep third\nPrasidh to Pooran, no run .Oh, that's a good ball! Pooran is completely deceived by this slower ball on a length on .leg that also seams away. Brushed the pad on the way through, that cutter, and Prasidh .politely appeals for lbw. No one else interested in that\nPrasidh to Pooran, 1 run .Shortish and Pooran pulls it out to deep backward square\nPrasidh to Badoni, no run .Full around off, Badoni clips it to midwicket\nPrasidh to Badoni, no run .Back of length outside off, Badoni looks for the uppercut, but is beaten by the pace and .bounce\nSiraj to Pooran, SIX runs .Massive! That's absolutely thwacked over deep midwicket Dug into the pitch around .leg and going across Pooran, who stands still and swings it away. Pooran goes back .above Sai Sudharsan in the Orange Cap race!\nSiraj to Pooran, 1 run .Yorker around off, Pooran is able to squeeze it out towards point\nSiraj to Badoni, 1 run .Full around the stumps, Badoni clips it down to long-on\nSiraj to Pooran, FOUR runs .And now Pooran goes on the off side! Offcutter dug in short and going across. Pooran .is able to slap it away over point and he brings up yet another half-century! Different .gravy, this guy!\nSiraj to Pooran, 1 run .Yorker around middle, Pooran looks to whip it leg side and ends up inside edging it onto .his pads. The ball rolls to his left and they hurry for a single\nSiraj to Badoni, 2 runs .Full outside off, Badoni goes inside out over cover and picks up a brace to sweeper .cover. The required rate is below six .Timeout taken. Nehra is out there talking to the GT boys, especially Gill. Pant and .Zaheer Khan walk out for a chat with the batters.\nPrasidh to Pooran, 1 run .Squeezed out through point for a single\nPrasidh to Badoni, no run .Full just outside off, driven out to mid-off\nPrasidh to Badoni, 1 run .Short outside off, Badoni doesn't hit it cleanly but manages to pull it out to long-on on .the bounce\nPrasidh to Pooran, 1 run .Short ball angled in from around the wicket, Pooran pulls it away to deep midwicket\nPrasidh to Badoni, 2 wide .Length ball slides down leg. Buttler can't collect cleanly so they get an extra run as well. .Badoni had moved across a little, but the umpire still reckons it's a wide .Nehra having another chat with Gill who is fielding in the deep\nPrasidh to Pooran, no run .Full around off, Pooran defends\nPrasidh to Pooran, 1 run .Short outside off, Pooran pulls it out to deep midwicket\nSundar to Pooran, 1 run .On a length around middle, Pooran goes to pull, but gets it off the bottom edge towards .short fine\nSundar to Badoni, 1 run .Big shout for lbw as Badoni misses a sweep. The ball rolls through square leg and they .take a run. They decide not to review and replays show Badoni got glove on it\nSundar to Pooran, no run .On a length outside off and angling in, he cuts it away square on the off side .Over the wicket now\nSundar to Pooran, no run .On a length on middle and spinning away, Pooran cuts to backward point\nSundar to Pooran, SIX runs .And there he goes again! That's in the slot outside leg and he gets down on one knee .and slogs this over square leg! Brutal display again from Nicky P\nSundar to Pooran, no run .Full around leg, Pooran taps it to his left but they don't risk a single\nRashid Khan to Badoni, 1 run .Dropped! Oh my, GT's fielding hasn't been great today and that's the fifth drop today by .my count. Badoni goes for a slog sweep and top edges it. Washington puts down a .sitter!\nRashid Khan to Pooran, OUT .Pooran picks out long-on! Rashid continues to win the battle against Pooran, even .though he did take a few hits. The two have a bit of friendly banter as Pooran walks off. .Length ball angled across him, Pooran goes for a big hit down the ground but doesn't hit .this as well as he usually does. Shahrukh Khan makes no mistake .Nicholas Pooran c Shahrukh Khan b Rashid Khan 61 (34b 1x4 7x6 45m) SR: 179.41\nRashid Khan to Miller, 1 run .On a length and going across Miller with the angle, Miller cuts it away to deep point\nRashid Khan to Badoni, 1 run .On a length outside off, Badoni steers it through point for a single\nRashid Khan to Miller, no run .Floated full on middle, Miller defends .Around the wicket\nRashid Khan to Miller, no run .On a length outside off, Miller blocks it back to Rashid\nSundar to Badoni, no run .On a length outside off, cut to backward point\nSundar to Badoni, 1 run .Pushed into the vacant mid-on region for a single. This was full outside off, and Badoni .is happy to play it in the gap\nSundar to Miller, 2 runs .On a length and Miller goes back to pull this along the ground to deep square leg. Run .out chance? Siraj thinks it's out. They are celebrating. Miller had to dive as Buttler took .the bails off. Uh oh! Buttler takes the bails off before Miller makes his ground, but the .ball had left his glove by then! Not a great day for Jos Buttler! Miller survives!\nSundar to Miller, 1 bye .Washington angles in full ball to pitch just outside off, Miller has a swing and gets an .inside edge onto his pad and it deflects towards short third. They get a quick run .without much fuss this time\nSundar to Badoni, 1 run .Full around off, Badoni skips out and works this to long-on\nSundar to Miller, 1 run .On a length outside off and angling in, Miller goes back and punches it out to deep .cover\nRashid Khan to Miller, 1 run .Tossed full outside off, Miller hits it down the ground to long-on\nRashid Khan to Badoni, no run .Wrong'un on a length outside off, doesn't spin in too much. Badoni cuts to backward .point\nRashid Khan to Badoni, FOUR runs .Swept over short fine! Badoni needed a boundary and he gets it. On a length on the .stumps, Badoni gets low and sweeps it just wide of the short fine fielder\nRashid Khan to Badoni, 2 runs .Tucked through midwicket for a brace\nRashid Khan to Badoni, 1 run .Tossed up outside off, driven out on the off side for a single\nRashid Khan to Miller, 1 run .Tossed up full around off, Miller sweeps it out to deep backward square\nSundar to Miller, no run .Cramps him with a length ball, Miller looks to cut and chops it onto the ground\nSundar to Miller, 1 run .Clipped to long-on for a single\nSundar to Badoni, 1 run .Eased through cover for a single\nSundar to Miller, OUT .Washington cleans up the left-hander! Miller attempts a sweep but misses and loses .his off stump! .David Miller b Washington Sundar 7 (11b 0x4 0x6 14m) SR: 63.63\nSundar to Abdul Samad, no run .Darted full outside off, Samad looks to drive it on the off side and is beaten on the .outside edge!\nSundar to Abdul Samad, 1 run .On a length outside off, punched down to long-on .Elsewhere, Lucknow are not the only Super Giants in action today. Another Goenka .team will play the biggest football match of the season: it's Mohun Bagan SG vs .Bengaluru FC in the ISL final.\nSai Kishore to Abdul Samad, 1 run .On a length around off, Samad tucks it behind square on the leg side. Gets a single\nSai Kishore to Badoni, FOUR runs .Swept square for four! And scores are level! This is on a length and he got down early .and nailed the shot!\nSai Kishore to Badoni, SIX runs .And that's finished off in style! Not Sai Kishore's day, and Badoni slogs him high and .handsome over midwicket as LSG make it a hat-trick of wins!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs GT, 26th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Markram, 1 run on a short of a length on the stumps, as Siraj bowls from close to the stumps. Clipped to deep-backward square leg Pant on strike Slip stays for him\n Siraj to Pant, no run beaten first ball! Siraj angles this across from over the wicket, and bowls on a fullish length while going wide of off. Pant looks to waft away from his body, but misses Mohammed Siraj bowling average in IPL 202515.50\n Siraj to Pant, 1 run short of a length on his hips, and he clips it to the left of the man at square leg\n Siraj to Markram, no run fullish ball swinging in nicely, and landing on off. It straightens after pitching, and is pushed aerially towards extra cover\n Siraj to Markram, no run fuller length still, and angling in to pitch on middle and off. Driven to mid-off this time\n Siraj to Markram, FOUR runs driven between short extra cover and cover point! Siraj bowls on the fuller side, and on off stump or thereabouts. Markram is deep in the crease, and seemingly standing on middle stump, but still leans and drives it in the gap for four\n Arshad Khan to Pant, 1 run bowls this on a short of a length on off, and Pant shifts his weight back to clip behind square\n Arshad Khan to Markram, 1 run direct hit from mid-on at the striker's end, and GT appeal for run-out half-heartedly! It was a near yorker-length ball from Arshad, who angled it across and went on off. Markram pushed it towards Gill and took off, even as Pant entered the crease on time\n Arshad Khan to Pant, no run full delivery swinging away to arrive around off. Nudged back by Pant\n Arshad Khan to Pant, no run struck on the knee, but that is heading down the leg side! On a short of a length from Arshad on off, and seaming in to hit Pant on leg, as he looked to clip There's a stoppage in play as Pant was struck on his front knee. The LSG physio comes out to have a check, as Pant takes his pad off. It is Pant's left knee which was hit on the previous ball, and we have a longish break in play. Pant is ready to resume after the check up, which may have lasted around five minutes.\n Arshad Khan to Pant, no run on a short of a length, and in the corridor outside off. Punched towards the man at short third\n Arshad Khan to Pant, no run very full, and around sixth stump. Dragged to mid-on with a closed face of the bat\n Siraj to Markram, FOUR runs chipped wide of mid-on! Siraj bowled on a length on the stumps, and Markram got his front leg out of the way to push forward at this ball, which finished on leg after seaming in\n Siraj to Markram, 2 runs bottom edge, but wide of the stumps! In fact, the ball goes a long way back towards where a fine-leg fielder would have been. Markram went flashing at this length ball just outside off, but seemed to have played early. Or, maybe, the pitch has really slowed down\n Siraj to Markram, FOUR runs driven hard, and down the ground! Shorter side of a length around middle and off, as Siraj angled that in. Again the ball ended up on leg after seaming in, before Markram presented the full face of the bat to play between the bowler and mid-off Mid-on back\n Siraj to Markram, 1 run fuller ball, and on middle and off. Pushed down to long-on\n Siraj to Pant, 5 wide bonus runs for LSG! Siraj went for a bouncer, and both Pant and Buttler may have needed a ladder to reach that!! Short on leg, and Pant shaped to pull before realising the ball took off after pitching. No attempt from Buttler to even leap\n Siraj to Pant, FOUR runs Buttler tumbles to his right, but misses! Typical Pant, who decides to take some risk early. He gets across, and scoops this short-of-a-length ball pitching around off and finishing outside off. He got it off the inside edge, and just beat Buttler\n Siraj to Pant, no run Fullish ball on leg, and Pant looked to clip. There was a noise as the ball passed the bat, and Buttler couldn't collect it cleanly. Ohh, Pant had got an inside edge, as confirmed by replays. So Buttler, technically, dropped a catch!\n Arshad Khan to Markram, no run shortish in length, and angling across to pitch on middle and off. Slashed towards extra cover\n Arshad Khan to Markram, no run short delivery around middle this time, and swat-pulled on the bounce to midwicket\n Arshad Khan to Markram, FOUR runs flashed off the top half of the bat! On the shorter side of a length on the stumps, and Markram goes slashing at it pretty late. The pace on the ball helps it fly over point Aiden Markram in IPL, 2025 INNS 6 RUNS 165 SR 146.01 AVE 33.00 HS 53\n Arshad Khan to Markram, 1 run short in length again, but this is on middle. Pulled to midwicket for a quick single\n Arshad Khan to Pant, FOUR runs over short third! Almost a mirror image of the boundary Markram got earlier in the over. Shorter of a length, and wide-ish of off. There's some extra bounce for Arshad, and Pant slashes hard off the top half of the bat\n Arshad Khan to Pant, no run fullish length, and angling in to arrive on middle and off. Driven back to Arshad\n Prasidh to Markram, SIX runs wow, whipped over midwicket! Markram makes room, and Prasidh follows, but in vain! He goes through the line of this short-of-a-length ball arriving just outside off, and dumps it deep into the stands\n Prasidh to Markram, no run extra bounce for Prasidh too! Buttler has to leap to collect this, after Markram shaped to swat but let it go. Short around middle and leg, and this took after pitching\n Prasidh to Markram, FOUR runs dropped by Arshad! All the luck going Lucknow's way! Arshad was at short third, and the ball arrived to his right. He stretched his hand out, and the ball dropped off and went for four. That happened after Markram ramped a slower ball which jumped at him after pitching short\n Prasidh to Markram, 1 run dropped by Sudharsan! But this is a difficult chance at cover! Sudharsan dived to his left and got a hand, but the ball didn't stick. Short in length from Prashidh, who went outside off, before Markram slashed forcefully at it\n Prasidh to Pant, 1 run short of a length on leg, and pulled to fine leg\n Prasidh to Markram, no run a mistimed heave from Markram, as the ball rolls to midwicket. Prasidh went fullish this time, and took pace off while bowling just outside off. Markram collapsed his back knee to try and slog, but seemed to be beaten by the lack of pace\n Rashid Khan to Pant, 1 wide he starts with a full ball outside leg. Pant looks to flick but misses, and it is called wide\n Rashid Khan to Pant, 1 run short in length on middle and leg, and pulled hard to fine leg\n Rashid Khan to Markram, FOUR runs cut away through cover point! Another short delivery from Rashid, and although this one didn't have Markram all that room, he still shifted his weight back and found the time to slap it away\n Rashid Khan to Markram, 1 run on a fullish length on the stumps, and turning in. Pushed to deep midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Pant, no run very full - nearly a yorker - on middle, and Pant gets an inside edge to short fine leg as he looks to heave\n Rashid Khan to Pant, FOUR runs slog swept to deep square leg! Pant collapsed his back knee, and drilled this full and dipping ball on middle for four. He spotted the gap, and attacked Rashid\n Rashid Khan to Pant, 1 run this is quicker from Rashid, and it skids through after pitching on a length on off. Punched to cover point to pinch a single Time-out\n Prasidh to Pant, FOUR runs swung away to deep square leg! Pant has started hitting them well now. Short in length from Prasidh, who bowled this on middle and off. It was a slower ball, and it finished around off, but Pant read it and pulled powerfully for four\n Prasidh to Pant, OUT taken at deep third! LSG and Pant finally run out of their luck! Pant had started looking good, but, as is his style, he keeps going for the big hits. Washington, at deep third, was placed straighter than usual, and kept his eyes on the ball nicely. Prasidh, meanwhile, again bowled it short at Pant. But this time, the LSG captain decided to make room and step out to launch him over the off side. The ball, though, finished around off, and took off from the top edge \n Prasidh to Pooran, no run a short delivery on a tight line, as it pitches on leg and ends on middle. Pooran is cramped for room, and he taps it down on the pitch\n Prasidh to Pooran, 1 run mistimed pull from Pooran! On a hard length on middle at 143kph, and there seemed to be too much pace for Pooran there. The ball went aerially towards mid-on\n Prasidh to Markram, 1 run short of a length on middle and off, and clipped to deep midwicket\n Prasidh to Pooran, no run good pace and bounce for Prasidh! He bowls short on middle and leg, and Pooran looks to hook but is beaten. That one landed at 140kph, and went over Pooran's bat\n Rashid Khan to Markram, 1 run quite full, and just outside off. Markram drives it back, and the ball ricochets off Rashid's right boot to end up at long-on. The batters eventually get the single Nicholas Pooran in IPL, 2025 INNS 6 RUNS 289 SR 220.61 AVE 72.25 HS 87*\n Rashid Khan to Pooran, no run the googly! This pitches on a fullish length on middle, and turns away, before Pooran blocks it down Nicholas Pooran vs Rashid Khan BALLS 66 RUNS 77 OUTS 2 SR 116.66 4s\/6s 5\/4\n Rashid Khan to Pooran, SIX runs bang! Six down the ground! Tossed up from Rashid, who bowled full and straight, and got it to dip. Pooran got his front leg out of the way, and sent that blazing\n Rashid Khan to Pooran, no run On a length around middle and off, and turning away. A mistimed pull back towards Rashid\n Rashid Khan to Pooran, 2 runs dropped by Rashid! But another tough chance, given Pooran had absolutely smashed it back. Rashid stuck his left hand up, and the ball tickled the fingers on its way to long-on. He bowled full and around off, as Pooran looked to launch it back and ended up playing aerially After his fingers took a hit, Rashid is attended to by the physio. There's a break in play, and Pooran and Markram have a chat in the meanwhile. Rashid's left index finger is tapered by the physio, and we're ready to resume.\n Rashid Khan to Pooran, 2 runs full and slower, and on middle. Pushed to long-on, and they push for two again\n Sundar to Markram, FOUR runs a late cut, and four! The ball angled across, and pitched on a length around off. Markram went back, and found the gap between short third and point Over the stumps now\n Sundar to Markram, 1 run fuller ball on middle and off, and pushed to long-on From around to Pooran now\n Sundar to Pooran, no run on a length on the stumps, and punched back by Pooran\n Sundar to Pooran, SIX runs boom! Another six down the ground for Pooran! Washington tossed it up, but got it to dip on the ideal length around off for Pooran to free his arms\n Sundar to Pooran, no run quicker, and on a length. Pushed back defensively\n Sundar to Pooran, 1 run on a length, and around off. This turns away, and is jabbed towards cover for a quick single\n Sai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs slammed over midwicket! That lands 19 rows back! Short in length from Sai, who bowls it around off, but gets it to turn away. Pooran has enough time to read the length and the movement, and pulls hard for six\n Sai Kishore to Pooran, 1 run just short of Shahrukh rushing forward from long-on! Short in length again, and this time Pooran can only mistime his attempted swat-pull From around to Markram\n Sai Kishore to Markram, FOUR runs over the umpire's head! Angled in, and full and slow outside off. Markram lofts it late, and times it well to go down the ground\n Sai Kishore to Markram, 1 run quicker, and angled into middle and leg. Clipped from deep in the crease to play behind square, raise his fifty Stays around to Pooran\n Sai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs but why will the angles ever matter if Pooran is in that kind of a touch?! Sai bowls short yet again, and although this arrives around off, Pooran swings for a big six over midwicket\n Sai Kishore to Pooran, SIX runs bam! Deeper and bigger! That is 24 runs off the over! Sai went full and straightish this time, but Pooran is prepared. He gets his front leg out of the way, and blasts it down the ground With that assault, here comes Abhimanyu\n Siraj to Markram, 1 run On a length outside off, steered out to deep point Pooran on strike. Bring out the popcorn\n Siraj to Pooran, 1 run Back of length ball angled across, Pooran shapes to ramp, ends up miscuing it to the keeper's left and to deep third\n Siraj to Markram, FOUR runs Hammered over mid-off! This is short outside off and Markram waits on it and flat-bats it down the ground!\n Siraj to Markram, 2 runs Full on leg and Markram tucks it through square leg and they take two with ease\n Siraj to Markram, 1 run Slower ball on a length around middle and off, going in with the angle. Markram works it down to long-on\n Siraj to Pooran, no run Short ball on the stumps, not enough room for Pooran to free his arms. He scuppers as pull to mid-on\n Prasidh to Markram, OUT Markram falls almost exactly like how Shubman Gill got out! And it's Gill who grabs it at long-off! Slower ball on a length outside off, Markram looks to go down the ground. Gets it off the toe end of the bat. Gill settles under it and it's safe hands from the skipper! Falls for 58 off 31, a fine knock comes to an end \n Prasidh to Badoni, 1 run Length ball outside off, steered to deep third\n Prasidh to Pooran, no run Oh, that's a good ball! Pooran is completely deceived by this slower ball on a length on leg that also seams away. Brushed the pad on the way through, that cutter, and Prasidh politely appeals for lbw. No one else interested in that\n Prasidh to Pooran, 1 run Shortish and Pooran pulls it out to deep backward square\n Prasidh to Badoni, no run Full around off, Badoni clips it to midwicket\n Prasidh to Badoni, no run Back of length outside off, Badoni looks for the uppercut, but is beaten by the pace and bounce\n Siraj to Pooran, SIX runs Massive! That's absolutely thwacked over deep midwicket Dug into the pitch around leg and going across Pooran, who stands still and swings it away. Pooran goes back above Sai Sudharsan in the Orange Cap race!\n Siraj to Pooran, 1 run Yorker around off, Pooran is able to squeeze it out towards point\n Siraj to Badoni, 1 run Full around the stumps, Badoni clips it down to long-on\n Siraj to Pooran, FOUR runs And now Pooran goes on the off side! Offcutter dug in short and going across. Pooran is able to slap it away over point and he brings up yet another half-century! Different gravy, this guy!\n Siraj to Pooran, 1 run Yorker around middle, Pooran looks to whip it leg side and ends up inside edging it onto his pads. The ball rolls to his left and they hurry for a single\n Siraj to Badoni, 2 runs Full outside off, Badoni goes inside out over cover and picks up a brace to sweeper cover. The required rate is below six Timeout taken. Nehra is out there talking to the GT boys, especially Gill. Pant and Zaheer Khan walk out for a chat with the batters.\n Prasidh to Pooran, 1 run Squeezed out through point for a single\n Prasidh to Badoni, no run Full just outside off, driven out to mid-off\n Prasidh to Badoni, 1 run Short outside off, Badoni doesn't hit it cleanly but manages to pull it out to long-on on the bounce\n Prasidh to Pooran, 1 run Short ball angled in from around the wicket, Pooran pulls it away to deep midwicket\n Prasidh to Badoni, 2 wide Length ball slides down leg. Buttler can't collect cleanly so they get an extra run as well. Badoni had moved across a little, but the umpire still reckons it's a wide Nehra having another chat with Gill who is fielding in the deep\n Prasidh to Pooran, no run Full around off, Pooran defends\n Prasidh to Pooran, 1 run Short outside off, Pooran pulls it out to deep midwicket\n Sundar to Pooran, 1 run On a length around middle, Pooran goes to pull, but gets it off the bottom edge towards short fine\n Sundar to Badoni, 1 run Big shout for lbw as Badoni misses a sweep. The ball rolls through square leg and they take a run. They decide not to review and replays show Badoni got glove on it\n Sundar to Pooran, no run On a length outside off and angling in, he cuts it away square on the off side Over the wicket now\n Sundar to Pooran, no run On a length on middle and spinning away, Pooran cuts to backward point\n Sundar to Pooran, SIX runs And there he goes again! That's in the slot outside leg and he gets down on one knee and slogs this over square leg! Brutal display again from Nicky P\n Sundar to Pooran, no run Full around leg, Pooran taps it to his left but they don't risk a single\n Rashid Khan to Badoni, 1 run Dropped! Oh my, GT's fielding hasn't been great today and that's the fifth drop today by my count. Badoni goes for a slog sweep and top edges it. Washington puts down a sitter!\n Rashid Khan to Pooran, OUT Pooran picks out long-on! Rashid continues to win the battle against Pooran, even though he did take a few hits. The two have a bit of friendly banter as Pooran walks off. Length ball angled across him, Pooran goes for a big hit down the ground but doesn't hit this as well as he usually does. Shahrukh Khan makes no mistake \n Rashid Khan to Miller, 1 run On a length and going across Miller with the angle, Miller cuts it away to deep point\n Rashid Khan to Badoni, 1 run On a length outside off, Badoni steers it through point for a single\n Rashid Khan to Miller, no run Floated full on middle, Miller defends Around the wicket\n Rashid Khan to Miller, no run On a length outside off, Miller blocks it back to Rashid\n Sundar to Badoni, no run On a length outside off, cut to backward point\n Sundar to Badoni, 1 run Pushed into the vacant mid-on region for a single. This was full outside off, and Badoni is happy to play it in the gap\n Sundar to Miller, 2 runs On a length and Miller goes back to pull this along the ground to deep square leg. Run out chance? Siraj thinks it's out. They are celebrating. Miller had to dive as Buttler took the bails off. Uh oh! Buttler takes the bails off before Miller makes his ground, but the ball had left his glove by then! Not a great day for Jos Buttler! Miller survives!\n Sundar to Miller, 1 bye Washington angles in full ball to pitch just outside off, Miller has a swing and gets an inside edge onto his pad and it deflects towards short third. They get a quick run without much fuss this time\n Sundar to Badoni, 1 run Full around off, Badoni skips out and works this to long-on\n Sundar to Miller, 1 run On a length outside off and angling in, Miller goes back and punches it out to deep cover\n Rashid Khan to Miller, 1 run Tossed full outside off, Miller hits it down the ground to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Badoni, no run Wrong'un on a length outside off, doesn't spin in too much. Badoni cuts to backward point\n Rashid Khan to Badoni, FOUR runs Swept over short fine! Badoni needed a boundary and he gets it. On a length on the stumps, Badoni gets low and sweeps it just wide of the short fine fielder\n Rashid Khan to Badoni, 2 runs Tucked through midwicket for a brace\n Rashid Khan to Badoni, 1 run Tossed up outside off, driven out on the off side for a single\n Rashid Khan to Miller, 1 run Tossed up full around off, Miller sweeps it out to deep backward square\n Sundar to Miller, no run Cramps him with a length ball, Miller looks to cut and chops it onto the ground\n Sundar to Miller, 1 run Clipped to long-on for a single\n Sundar to Badoni, 1 run Eased through cover for a single\n Sundar to Miller, OUT Washington cleans up the left-hander! Miller attempts a sweep but misses and loses his off stump! \n Sundar to Abdul Samad, no run Darted full outside off, Samad looks to drive it on the off side and is beaten on the outside edge!\n Sundar to Abdul Samad, 1 run On a length outside off, punched down to long-on Elsewhere, Lucknow are not the only Super Giants in action today. Another Goenka team will play the biggest football match of the season: it's Mohun Bagan SG vs Bengaluru FC in the ISL final.\n Sai Kishore to Abdul Samad, 1 run On a length around off, Samad tucks it behind square on the leg side. Gets a single\n Sai Kishore to Badoni, FOUR runs Swept square for four! And scores are level! This is on a length and he got down early and nailed the shot!\n Sai Kishore to Badoni, SIX runs And that's finished off in style! Not Sai Kishore's day, and Badoni slogs him high and handsome over midwicket as LSG make it a hat-trick of wins!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abdul Samad","Badoni","Markram","Miller","Pant","Pooran"],"Runs":[2.0,28.0,58.0,7.0,21.0,61.0],"Balls_Faced":[3,20,31,11,18,34],"Fours":[0,2,9,0,4,1],"Sixes":[0,1,1,0,0,7],"S\/R":[66.67,140.0,187.1,63.64,116.67,179.41],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Shubman Gill b Prasidh Krishna","b Washington Sundar","c Washington Sundar b Prasidh Krishna","c Shahrukh Khan b Rashid Khan"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshad Khan","Prasidh","Rashid Khan","Sai Kishore","Siraj","Sundar"],"Balls":[12,24,24,9,24,24],"Runs_Given":[11.0,26.0,35.0,35.0,50.0,28.0],"Wickets":[0,2,1,0,0,1],"Overs":[2.0,4.0,4.0,1.3,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Jaiswal, 1 wide .very wide of off! Siraj angles this across, and goes on a length wide of off. Jaiswal lets it .go, as the ball shapes away further\nSiraj to Jaiswal, no run .ohh, beaten! He looks to loft this fuller ball angling across to arrive around sixth stump, .but plays without any foot movement\nSiraj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .drilled to deep cover! Siraj goes fuller still, and the line is just outside off this time. .Jaiswal hangs deep in the crease, and crunches the ball in the massive gap\nSiraj to Jaiswal, no run .left alone! Wow! On a full length, and around fifth stump, and Jaiswal is happy to let it .go\nSiraj to Jaiswal, 1 wide .another big wide, and Buttler collects the ball in front of first slip! I'm not sure if it's .swinging a bit too much for Siraj, who goes fullish and wide of off, before Jaiswal .leaves it alone\nSiraj to Jaiswal, 1 wide .now wide outside leg! Siraj bowls on a short of a length, and wide of leg. Jaiswal shapes .to clip, but the ball is too wide there\nSiraj to Jaiswal, no run .lovely comeback! Siraj goes full and angles it across for the ball to pitch around fifth .stump, before it shapes away to beat Jaiswal on the outside edge after he attempted a .lofty drive\nSiraj to Jaiswal, no run .beaten again! Siraj finding his lines back. On a good length on off, and again there is .movement away from the pitch as Jaiswal looks to punch but sees the ball go past the .outside edge\nSiraj to Jaiswal, 2 runs .clipped off his hips, and the ball dribbles towards deep square leg! Shorter side of a .length on leg, and Jaiswal plays that late to beat the man at square leg to his left\nArshad Khan to Samson, 1 run .fumble at short midwicket, and Samson gets off the mark. Angled across, and on a .length on off, as Samson pushed and the ball ricocheted off the fielder's hands to go .wide of mid-on . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Arshad Khan .BALLS .9 .RUNS .19 .OUTS .2 .SR .211.11 .4s\/6s .3\/1\nArshad Khan to Jaiswal, OUT .gone! Someone hear Ahmedabad roar! Rashid, at deep third, hardly had to move to his .left to take this with a reverse cup. Arshad angled this into the left-hander, and went on .a length and wide of off. The ball seemed to swing away, and Jaiswal went with the .movement. He went driving aerially, playing far away from his body. But the timing .wasn't all that bad - perhaps it was too good - as Jaiswal departed early .Yashasvi Jaiswal c Rashid Khan b Arshad Khan 6 (7b 1x4 0x6 8m) SR: 85.71\nArshad Khan to Rana, 1 wide .another one on a night of wides! Full and angling in, and pitching outside leg, as Rana .looked to flick but missed\nArshad Khan to Rana, 1 run .fullish delivery, and a little wide of off, as Rana drives wide of deep third without getting .to the pitch of the ball. Rashid, at the boundary, ran and slid across to his left to cut it off\nArshad Khan to Samson, no run .extra bounce! Angled across, as he pitched it on the shorter side of a length just outside .off. The ball shaped away, and beat Samson's outside edge, as he looked to punch\nArshad Khan to Samson, no run .short of a length on the stumps, and Samson has to leap on the crease to punch .towards extra cover. Good, tight line from Arshad to the right-hander\nArshad Khan to Samson, no run .lovely bowling! Arshad fires a yorker bang on middle stump at 138kph, and Samson, .who shapes to lean into a probable flick, only manages to squeeze it back towards .Arshad\nSiraj to Rana, no run .well bowled! Siraj pitches it on the shorter side of a length on middle, and gets it to .shape away and finish around sixth stump. Rana looked to jab but was beaten on the .outside edge .Two slips now . .Nitish Rana vs Mohammed Siraj .BALLS .24 .RUNS .35 .OUTS .1 .SR .145.83 .4s\/6s .7\/0\nSiraj to Rana, OUT .taken at deep third again! This time it is Khejroliya, who takes a step to his right before .gobbling it down. Siraj had a slip added just before this ball, but went short instead of .bowling full. It was banged around middle stump, and moved away to end close to off. .Rana went ramping, but the ball hadn't bounced enough for that shot .Nitish Rana c Khejroliya b Mohammed Siraj 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 33.33\nSiraj to Parag, no run .short of a length around off, and pushed down towards midwicket\nSiraj to Parag, no run .chipped towards mid-off! Siraj bowls slightly fuller, and in the corridor outside off. Parag .pushes forward aerially\nSiraj to Parag, SIX runs .dropped... but outside the boundary line! A stylish, no-look six for Parag! I thought it was .a right-handed Suresh Raina there, as Parag effortlessly clipped at this full ball arriving .on middle. Six over deep midwicket!\nSiraj to Parag, no run .he stands by opening his stance up a bit, and taps this length ball on off to mid-off. The .ball had finished on middle, though\nArshad Khan to Samson, no run .Buttler appeals for caught behind, but it's turned down! Gill ponders about a review, but .doesn't go ahead eventually. It was a yorker from Arshad, who angled it across, and .went wide of off. Samson went jamming with his bat, but missed. His bat definitely hit .the ground there\nArshad Khan to Samson, FOUR runs .flayed away, and over short third! Fullish ball angling across and coming on in the .corridor outside off, as Samson gets it off the outside edge to deep third . .Sanju Samson vs GT in T20s .INNS .7 .RUNS .235 .SR .163.19 .AVE .47.00\nArshad Khan to Samson, SIX runs .a swat-slash of a six! On the shorter side of a length, and around off, as Samson rides .the bounce, and sends it sailing over deep cover for a magnificent shot\nArshad Khan to Samson, 1 run .another yorker a bit wide of off, but this time Samson drives it to deep-backward point\nArshad Khan to Parag, 1 run .driven off the outside half of the bat to deep third, as Parag plays forward at this fullish .ball on off, but doesn't really come forward\nArshad Khan to Samson, FOUR runs .punched to deep cover! Samson just stays deep in the crease, and gets on top of the .bounce of this good-length ball just outside off. There isn't a lot of room to play that, but .Samson plays it late enough, and finds the gap\nSiraj to Parag, SIX runs .deep into the stands! Another no-look swing from Parag, but do watch out in the stands! .On a length from Siraj, and outside off, as Parag liberally heaves that ball away over .mid-on\nSiraj to Parag, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle and off, and clipped to midwicket\nSiraj to Samson, no run .an inswinging yorker on off from Siraj, and Samson digs it out to mid-off\nSiraj to Samson, no run .another very full delivery which swings in, but this lands on middle and off. Samson .pushes it back to Siraj\nSiraj to Samson, FOUR runs .swiped over midwicket! Siraj bowls a low full toss as the ball swings in and arrives on .middle, and Samson, who is deep in the crease, has enough room to dispatch that ball .Midwicket out, deep third in\nSiraj to Samson, no run .wow, that is too high for Buttler, who leaps to collect it! But it's not called wide, perhaps .because the ball took off after passing Samson. Siraj bowled short outside off, as .Samson swayed out of the way\nPrasidh to Parag, SIX runs .a hat-trick of no-look sixes from Parag! Superb placement! He backs away early, and .has a helicopter swing at this fullish ball pitching on the stumps but shaping into leg. Six .over mid-on!\nPrasidh to Parag, 1 run .on a short of a length on middle, and nudged towards square leg\nPrasidh to Samson, 1 run .short in length, and pitching on middle and off. But it finishes on leg, as Samson .mistimes a pull towards short fine leg\nPrasidh to Parag, no run .nearly bowled! Parag shapes to scoop, but the ball, which pitched fullish on middle and .leg, almost clipped leg stump as he missed\nPrasidh to Parag, no run .leading edge to short third! Parag jammed his bat down at this yorker-length ball which .swung in towards off\nPrasidh to Parag, FOUR runs .flicked wide of Buttler! Prasidh bowled full and just outside leg, and Parag went with the .movement to clip this for four behind the wicket .Time-out\nKhejroliya to Samson, 1 run .bowls short on middle, and it is pulled to deep square leg\nKhejroliya to Parag, 1 run .short of a length again, but this is on off. Guided towards deep third\nKhejroliya to Samson, 1 run .shorter side of a length, and this pitches on off. Slashed to deep cover\nKhejroliya to Parag, OUT .tickled behind to Buttler! The keeper and the bowler go up, but wait... Parag reviews .straightaway! It was a near yorker-length ball angling across towards Parag, as the ball .landed just outside off. Parag opened the face of the bat to try and nudge it towards .deep third, but the ball shaped away a bit, and replays show a spike as the ball passes .the bat. Parag isn't pleased, though, and has a word with the umpire, who asks him to .walk back. I wonder if Parag thought the spike was of the bat hitting the ground, but .whatever, he's gone now .Riyan Parag c \u2020Buttler b Khejroliya 26 (14b 1x4 3x6 21m) SR: 185.71\nKhejroliya to Jurel, no run .shorter side of a length on middle, and clipped towards square leg. Jurel wants a run, .but is sent back by Samson, even as the throw is wide of the stumps at the striker's end\nKhejroliya to Jurel, 1 wide .wide ball! Too short and high, as Khejroliya bangs it on leg. Jurel shaped to hook, but .eventually let it go\nKhejroliya to Jurel, FOUR runs .hooked to long leg! He gets on top of this bouncer just outside off, and rolls his wrists to .keep this all along the ground, before finding the gap between a straightish fine leg and .deep square leg\nRashid Khan to Samson, 1 run .full and dipping on off, and driven to long-off .Slip stays for Jurel\nRashid Khan to Jurel, 1 run .on a fullish length just outside off, and it straightens after pitching. Pushed down .towards long-on\nRashid Khan to Samson, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length on middle, with a hint of turn back in. Pulled to long-on\nRashid Khan to Jurel, OUT .good, low catch at deep midwicket by Sai Sudharsan! He judges the ball well, and takes .it just off the ground. It was a googly from Rashid, who bowled it short on middle and .off, and got it to turn in and finish on leg. But the ball didn't bounce all that much, I think, .even as Jurel went for the pull. He ended up mistiming it, and Sai Sudharsan, placed a .few steps inside the boundary, did well to grab it low .Dhruv Jurel c Sai Sudharsan b Rashid Khan 5 (4b 1x4 0x6 5m) SR: 125\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, no run .Rashid is up in a celebreappeal for lbw, but it is turned down! He has a word with Buttler .and Gill, and the latter reviews! There's clearly no bat involved, as Hetmyer looked to clip .but missed. Ohh, ball tracking shows this shortish ball barely pitching a millimeter .outside leg. So GT lose a review\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run .good length on leg, and turning away. Clipped to deep midwicket\nKhejroliya to Hetmyer, 1 run .nearly taken at point! Tewatia there threw himself to his left, but the ball just beat his .left hand. It was a length ball outside off from Khejroliya, as Hetmyer ended up driving .aerially and off the outside half of the bat\nKhejroliya to Samson, 1 run .on a good length on middle and off, and punched to long-on\nKhejroliya to Hetmyer, 1 run .short in length, and just outside off. Punched to long-on\nKhejroliya to Samson, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle, and clipped to deep midwicket\nKhejroliya to Hetmyer, no run .shortish in length again, and just outside off. Swatted towards short midwicket\nKhejroliya to Hetmyer, 1 run .short of a length, and wide of off. Hacked hard to deep cover\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, SIX runs .over long-on! Hetmyer gets his front leg out of the way at this full ball dipping on middle .and leg, and sends it flaying\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run .short in length around middle, and turning away. Punched to long-on\nRashid Khan to Samson, no run .full and dipping around sixth stump. Punched back on the bounce to Rashid . .Sanju Samson vs Rashid Khan .BALLS .105 .RUNS .118 .OUTS .1 .SR .112.38 .4s\/6s .5\/5\nRashid Khan to Samson, 1 run .wow, sharp turn! On a shortish length on the stumps, but finishes on leg to cramp .Samson for room. Eventually, it is pushed to long-on\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 wide .fullish and outside leg. Wide called, as Hetmyer looked to clip but missed\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run .on a good length on his pads, and nudged to deep midwicket\nRashid Khan to Samson, 1 run .another googly! This dips on a shortish length outside off, and ends on middle. Punched .to long-off .Here comes Suds again. Do RR have a chance? Let him know.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs RR, 23rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Jaiswal, 1 wide very wide of off! Siraj angles this across, and goes on a length wide of off. Jaiswal lets it go, as the ball shapes away further\n Siraj to Jaiswal, no run ohh, beaten! He looks to loft this fuller ball angling across to arrive around sixth stump, but plays without any foot movement\n Siraj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs drilled to deep cover! Siraj goes fuller still, and the line is just outside off this time. Jaiswal hangs deep in the crease, and crunches the ball in the massive gap\n Siraj to Jaiswal, no run left alone! Wow! On a full length, and around fifth stump, and Jaiswal is happy to let it go\n Siraj to Jaiswal, 1 wide another big wide, and Buttler collects the ball in front of first slip! I'm not sure if it's swinging a bit too much for Siraj, who goes fullish and wide of off, before Jaiswal leaves it alone\n Siraj to Jaiswal, 1 wide now wide outside leg! Siraj bowls on a short of a length, and wide of leg. Jaiswal shapes to clip, but the ball is too wide there\n Siraj to Jaiswal, no run lovely comeback! Siraj goes full and angles it across for the ball to pitch around fifth stump, before it shapes away to beat Jaiswal on the outside edge after he attempted a lofty drive\n Siraj to Jaiswal, no run beaten again! Siraj finding his lines back. On a good length on off, and again there is movement away from the pitch as Jaiswal looks to punch but sees the ball go past the outside edge\n Siraj to Jaiswal, 2 runs clipped off his hips, and the ball dribbles towards deep square leg! Shorter side of a length on leg, and Jaiswal plays that late to beat the man at square leg to his left\n Arshad Khan to Samson, 1 run fumble at short midwicket, and Samson gets off the mark. Angled across, and on a length on off, as Samson pushed and the ball ricocheted off the fielder's hands to go wide of mid-on Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Arshad Khan BALLS 9 RUNS 19 OUTS 2 SR 211.11 4s\/6s 3\/1\n Arshad Khan to Jaiswal, OUT gone! Someone hear Ahmedabad roar! Rashid, at deep third, hardly had to move to his left to take this with a reverse cup. Arshad angled this into the left-hander, and went on a length and wide of off. The ball seemed to swing away, and Jaiswal went with the movement. He went driving aerially, playing far away from his body. But the timing wasn't all that bad - perhaps it was too good - as Jaiswal departed early \n Arshad Khan to Rana, 1 wide another one on a night of wides! Full and angling in, and pitching outside leg, as Rana looked to flick but missed\n Arshad Khan to Rana, 1 run fullish delivery, and a little wide of off, as Rana drives wide of deep third without getting to the pitch of the ball. Rashid, at the boundary, ran and slid across to his left to cut it off\n Arshad Khan to Samson, no run extra bounce! Angled across, as he pitched it on the shorter side of a length just outside off. The ball shaped away, and beat Samson's outside edge, as he looked to punch\n Arshad Khan to Samson, no run short of a length on the stumps, and Samson has to leap on the crease to punch towards extra cover. Good, tight line from Arshad to the right-hander\n Arshad Khan to Samson, no run lovely bowling! Arshad fires a yorker bang on middle stump at 138kph, and Samson, who shapes to lean into a probable flick, only manages to squeeze it back towards Arshad\n Siraj to Rana, no run well bowled! Siraj pitches it on the shorter side of a length on middle, and gets it to shape away and finish around sixth stump. Rana looked to jab but was beaten on the outside edge Two slips now Nitish Rana vs Mohammed Siraj BALLS 24 RUNS 35 OUTS 1 SR 145.83 4s\/6s 7\/0\n Siraj to Rana, OUT taken at deep third again! This time it is Khejroliya, who takes a step to his right before gobbling it down. Siraj had a slip added just before this ball, but went short instead of bowling full. It was banged around middle stump, and moved away to end close to off. Rana went ramping, but the ball hadn't bounced enough for that shot \n Siraj to Parag, no run short of a length around off, and pushed down towards midwicket\n Siraj to Parag, no run chipped towards mid-off! Siraj bowls slightly fuller, and in the corridor outside off. Parag pushes forward aerially\n Siraj to Parag, SIX runs dropped... but outside the boundary line! A stylish, no-look six for Parag! I thought it was a right-handed Suresh Raina there, as Parag effortlessly clipped at this full ball arriving on middle. Six over deep midwicket!\n Siraj to Parag, no run he stands by opening his stance up a bit, and taps this length ball on off to mid-off. The ball had finished on middle, though\n Arshad Khan to Samson, no run Buttler appeals for caught behind, but it's turned down! Gill ponders about a review, but doesn't go ahead eventually. It was a yorker from Arshad, who angled it across, and went wide of off. Samson went jamming with his bat, but missed. His bat definitely hit the ground there\n Arshad Khan to Samson, FOUR runs flayed away, and over short third! Fullish ball angling across and coming on in the corridor outside off, as Samson gets it off the outside edge to deep third Sanju Samson vs GT in T20s INNS 7 RUNS 235 SR 163.19 AVE 47.00\n Arshad Khan to Samson, SIX runs a swat-slash of a six! On the shorter side of a length, and around off, as Samson rides the bounce, and sends it sailing over deep cover for a magnificent shot\n Arshad Khan to Samson, 1 run another yorker a bit wide of off, but this time Samson drives it to deep-backward point\n Arshad Khan to Parag, 1 run driven off the outside half of the bat to deep third, as Parag plays forward at this fullish ball on off, but doesn't really come forward\n Arshad Khan to Samson, FOUR runs punched to deep cover! Samson just stays deep in the crease, and gets on top of the bounce of this good-length ball just outside off. There isn't a lot of room to play that, but Samson plays it late enough, and finds the gap\n Siraj to Parag, SIX runs deep into the stands! Another no-look swing from Parag, but do watch out in the stands! On a length from Siraj, and outside off, as Parag liberally heaves that ball away over mid-on\n Siraj to Parag, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle and off, and clipped to midwicket\n Siraj to Samson, no run an inswinging yorker on off from Siraj, and Samson digs it out to mid-off\n Siraj to Samson, no run another very full delivery which swings in, but this lands on middle and off. Samson pushes it back to Siraj\n Siraj to Samson, FOUR runs swiped over midwicket! Siraj bowls a low full toss as the ball swings in and arrives on middle, and Samson, who is deep in the crease, has enough room to dispatch that ball Midwicket out, deep third in\n Siraj to Samson, no run wow, that is too high for Buttler, who leaps to collect it! But it's not called wide, perhaps because the ball took off after passing Samson. Siraj bowled short outside off, as Samson swayed out of the way\n Prasidh to Parag, SIX runs a hat-trick of no-look sixes from Parag! Superb placement! He backs away early, and has a helicopter swing at this fullish ball pitching on the stumps but shaping into leg. Six over mid-on!\n Prasidh to Parag, 1 run on a short of a length on middle, and nudged towards square leg\n Prasidh to Samson, 1 run short in length, and pitching on middle and off. But it finishes on leg, as Samson mistimes a pull towards short fine leg\n Prasidh to Parag, no run nearly bowled! Parag shapes to scoop, but the ball, which pitched fullish on middle and leg, almost clipped leg stump as he missed\n Prasidh to Parag, no run leading edge to short third! Parag jammed his bat down at this yorker-length ball which swung in towards off\n Prasidh to Parag, FOUR runs flicked wide of Buttler! Prasidh bowled full and just outside leg, and Parag went with the movement to clip this for four behind the wicket Time-out\n Khejroliya to Samson, 1 run bowls short on middle, and it is pulled to deep square leg\n Khejroliya to Parag, 1 run short of a length again, but this is on off. Guided towards deep third\n Khejroliya to Samson, 1 run shorter side of a length, and this pitches on off. Slashed to deep cover\n Khejroliya to Parag, OUT tickled behind to Buttler! The keeper and the bowler go up, but wait... Parag reviews straightaway! It was a near yorker-length ball angling across towards Parag, as the ball landed just outside off. Parag opened the face of the bat to try and nudge it towards deep third, but the ball shaped away a bit, and replays show a spike as the ball passes the bat. Parag isn't pleased, though, and has a word with the umpire, who asks him to walk back. I wonder if Parag thought the spike was of the bat hitting the ground, but whatever, he's gone now \n Khejroliya to Jurel, no run shorter side of a length on middle, and clipped towards square leg. Jurel wants a run, but is sent back by Samson, even as the throw is wide of the stumps at the striker's end\n Khejroliya to Jurel, 1 wide wide ball! Too short and high, as Khejroliya bangs it on leg. Jurel shaped to hook, but eventually let it go\n Khejroliya to Jurel, FOUR runs hooked to long leg! He gets on top of this bouncer just outside off, and rolls his wrists to keep this all along the ground, before finding the gap between a straightish fine leg and deep square leg\n Rashid Khan to Samson, 1 run full and dipping on off, and driven to long-off Slip stays for Jurel\n Rashid Khan to Jurel, 1 run on a fullish length just outside off, and it straightens after pitching. Pushed down towards long-on\n Rashid Khan to Samson, 1 run on the shorter side of a length on middle, with a hint of turn back in. Pulled to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Jurel, OUT good, low catch at deep midwicket by Sai Sudharsan! He judges the ball well, and takes it just off the ground. It was a googly from Rashid, who bowled it short on middle and off, and got it to turn in and finish on leg. But the ball didn't bounce all that much, I think, even as Jurel went for the pull. He ended up mistiming it, and Sai Sudharsan, placed a few steps inside the boundary, did well to grab it low \n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, no run Rashid is up in a celebreappeal for lbw, but it is turned down! He has a word with Buttler and Gill, and the latter reviews! There's clearly no bat involved, as Hetmyer looked to clip but missed. Ohh, ball tracking shows this shortish ball barely pitching a millimeter outside leg. So GT lose a review\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run good length on leg, and turning away. Clipped to deep midwicket\n Khejroliya to Hetmyer, 1 run nearly taken at point! Tewatia there threw himself to his left, but the ball just beat his left hand. It was a length ball outside off from Khejroliya, as Hetmyer ended up driving aerially and off the outside half of the bat\n Khejroliya to Samson, 1 run on a good length on middle and off, and punched to long-on\n Khejroliya to Hetmyer, 1 run short in length, and just outside off. Punched to long-on\n Khejroliya to Samson, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle, and clipped to deep midwicket\n Khejroliya to Hetmyer, no run shortish in length again, and just outside off. Swatted towards short midwicket\n Khejroliya to Hetmyer, 1 run short of a length, and wide of off. Hacked hard to deep cover\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, SIX runs over long-on! Hetmyer gets his front leg out of the way at this full ball dipping on middle and leg, and sends it flaying\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run short in length around middle, and turning away. Punched to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Samson, no run full and dipping around sixth stump. Punched back on the bounce to Rashid Sanju Samson vs Rashid Khan BALLS 105 RUNS 118 OUTS 1 SR 112.38 4s\/6s 5\/5\n Rashid Khan to Samson, 1 run wow, sharp turn! On a shortish length on the stumps, but finishes on leg to cramp Samson for room. Eventually, it is pushed to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 wide fullish and outside leg. Wide called, as Hetmyer looked to clip but missed\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run on a good length on his pads, and nudged to deep midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Samson, 1 run another googly! This dips on a shortish length outside off, and ends on middle. Punched to long-off Here comes Suds again. Do RR have a chance? Let him know.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Hetmyer","Jaiswal","Jurel","Parag","Rana","Samson"],"Runs":[12.0,6.0,5.0,26.0,1.0,29.0],"Balls_Faced":[9,7,4,14,3,23],"Fours":[0,1,1,1,0,3],"Sixes":[1,0,0,3,0,1],"S\/R":[133.33,85.71,125.0,185.71,33.33,126.09],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Rashid Khan b Arshad Khan","c Sai Sudharsan b Rashid Khan","c \u2020Buttler b Khejroliya","c Khejroliya b Mohammed Siraj","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshad Khan","Khejroliya","Prasidh","Rashid Khan","Siraj"],"Balls":[12,12,6,12,18],"Runs_Given":[19.0,13.0,12.0,15.0,26.0],"Wickets":[1,1,0,1,1],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,1.0,2.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Jaiswal, 1 wide .very wide of off! Siraj angles this across, and goes on a length wide of off. Jaiswal lets it .go, as the ball shapes away further\nSiraj to Jaiswal, no run .ohh, beaten! He looks to loft this fuller ball angling across to arrive around sixth stump, .but plays without any foot movement\nSiraj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .drilled to deep cover! Siraj goes fuller still, and the line is just outside off this time. .Jaiswal hangs deep in the crease, and crunches the ball in the massive gap\nSiraj to Jaiswal, no run .left alone! Wow! On a full length, and around fifth stump, and Jaiswal is happy to let it .go\nSiraj to Jaiswal, 1 wide .another big wide, and Buttler collects the ball in front of first slip! I'm not sure if it's .swinging a bit too much for Siraj, who goes fullish and wide of off, before Jaiswal .leaves it alone\nSiraj to Jaiswal, 1 wide .now wide outside leg! Siraj bowls on a short of a length, and wide of leg. Jaiswal shapes .to clip, but the ball is too wide there\nSiraj to Jaiswal, no run .lovely comeback! Siraj goes full and angles it across for the ball to pitch around fifth .stump, before it shapes away to beat Jaiswal on the outside edge after he attempted a .lofty drive\nSiraj to Jaiswal, no run .beaten again! Siraj finding his lines back. On a good length on off, and again there is .movement away from the pitch as Jaiswal looks to punch but sees the ball go past the .outside edge\nSiraj to Jaiswal, 2 runs .clipped off his hips, and the ball dribbles towards deep square leg! Shorter side of a .length on leg, and Jaiswal plays that late to beat the man at square leg to his left\nArshad Khan to Samson, 1 run .fumble at short midwicket, and Samson gets off the mark. Angled across, and on a .length on off, as Samson pushed and the ball ricocheted off the fielder's hands to go .wide of mid-on . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Arshad Khan .BALLS .9 .RUNS .19 .OUTS .2 .SR .211.11 .4s\/6s .3\/1\nArshad Khan to Jaiswal, OUT .gone! Someone hear Ahmedabad roar! Rashid, at deep third, hardly had to move to his .left to take this with a reverse cup. Arshad angled this into the left-hander, and went on .a length and wide of off. The ball seemed to swing away, and Jaiswal went with the .movement. He went driving aerially, playing far away from his body. But the timing .wasn't all that bad - perhaps it was too good - as Jaiswal departed early .Yashasvi Jaiswal c Rashid Khan b Arshad Khan 6 (7b 1x4 0x6 8m) SR: 85.71\nArshad Khan to Rana, 1 wide .another one on a night of wides! Full and angling in, and pitching outside leg, as Rana .looked to flick but missed\nArshad Khan to Rana, 1 run .fullish delivery, and a little wide of off, as Rana drives wide of deep third without getting .to the pitch of the ball. Rashid, at the boundary, ran and slid across to his left to cut it off\nArshad Khan to Samson, no run .extra bounce! Angled across, as he pitched it on the shorter side of a length just outside .off. The ball shaped away, and beat Samson's outside edge, as he looked to punch\nArshad Khan to Samson, no run .short of a length on the stumps, and Samson has to leap on the crease to punch .towards extra cover. Good, tight line from Arshad to the right-hander\nArshad Khan to Samson, no run .lovely bowling! Arshad fires a yorker bang on middle stump at 138kph, and Samson, .who shapes to lean into a probable flick, only manages to squeeze it back towards .Arshad\nSiraj to Rana, no run .well bowled! Siraj pitches it on the shorter side of a length on middle, and gets it to .shape away and finish around sixth stump. Rana looked to jab but was beaten on the .outside edge .Two slips now . .Nitish Rana vs Mohammed Siraj .BALLS .24 .RUNS .35 .OUTS .1 .SR .145.83 .4s\/6s .7\/0\nSiraj to Rana, OUT .taken at deep third again! This time it is Khejroliya, who takes a step to his right before .gobbling it down. Siraj had a slip added just before this ball, but went short instead of .bowling full. It was banged around middle stump, and moved away to end close to off. .Rana went ramping, but the ball hadn't bounced enough for that shot .Nitish Rana c Khejroliya b Mohammed Siraj 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 33.33\nSiraj to Parag, no run .short of a length around off, and pushed down towards midwicket\nSiraj to Parag, no run .chipped towards mid-off! Siraj bowls slightly fuller, and in the corridor outside off. Parag .pushes forward aerially\nSiraj to Parag, SIX runs .dropped... but outside the boundary line! A stylish, no-look six for Parag! I thought it was .a right-handed Suresh Raina there, as Parag effortlessly clipped at this full ball arriving .on middle. Six over deep midwicket!\nSiraj to Parag, no run .he stands by opening his stance up a bit, and taps this length ball on off to mid-off. The .ball had finished on middle, though\nArshad Khan to Samson, no run .Buttler appeals for caught behind, but it's turned down! Gill ponders about a review, but .doesn't go ahead eventually. It was a yorker from Arshad, who angled it across, and .went wide of off. Samson went jamming with his bat, but missed. His bat definitely hit .the ground there\nArshad Khan to Samson, FOUR runs .flayed away, and over short third! Fullish ball angling across and coming on in the .corridor outside off, as Samson gets it off the outside edge to deep third . .Sanju Samson vs GT in T20s .INNS .7 .RUNS .235 .SR .163.19 .AVE .47.00\nArshad Khan to Samson, SIX runs .a swat-slash of a six! On the shorter side of a length, and around off, as Samson rides .the bounce, and sends it sailing over deep cover for a magnificent shot\nArshad Khan to Samson, 1 run .another yorker a bit wide of off, but this time Samson drives it to deep-backward point\nArshad Khan to Parag, 1 run .driven off the outside half of the bat to deep third, as Parag plays forward at this fullish .ball on off, but doesn't really come forward\nArshad Khan to Samson, FOUR runs .punched to deep cover! Samson just stays deep in the crease, and gets on top of the .bounce of this good-length ball just outside off. There isn't a lot of room to play that, but .Samson plays it late enough, and finds the gap\nSiraj to Parag, SIX runs .deep into the stands! Another no-look swing from Parag, but do watch out in the stands! .On a length from Siraj, and outside off, as Parag liberally heaves that ball away over .mid-on\nSiraj to Parag, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle and off, and clipped to midwicket\nSiraj to Samson, no run .an inswinging yorker on off from Siraj, and Samson digs it out to mid-off\nSiraj to Samson, no run .another very full delivery which swings in, but this lands on middle and off. Samson .pushes it back to Siraj\nSiraj to Samson, FOUR runs .swiped over midwicket! Siraj bowls a low full toss as the ball swings in and arrives on .middle, and Samson, who is deep in the crease, has enough room to dispatch that ball .Midwicket out, deep third in\nSiraj to Samson, no run .wow, that is too high for Buttler, who leaps to collect it! But it's not called wide, perhaps .because the ball took off after passing Samson. Siraj bowled short outside off, as .Samson swayed out of the way\nPrasidh to Parag, SIX runs .a hat-trick of no-look sixes from Parag! Superb placement! He backs away early, and .has a helicopter swing at this fullish ball pitching on the stumps but shaping into leg. Six .over mid-on!\nPrasidh to Parag, 1 run .on a short of a length on middle, and nudged towards square leg\nPrasidh to Samson, 1 run .short in length, and pitching on middle and off. But it finishes on leg, as Samson .mistimes a pull towards short fine leg\nPrasidh to Parag, no run .nearly bowled! Parag shapes to scoop, but the ball, which pitched fullish on middle and .leg, almost clipped leg stump as he missed\nPrasidh to Parag, no run .leading edge to short third! Parag jammed his bat down at this yorker-length ball which .swung in towards off\nPrasidh to Parag, FOUR runs .flicked wide of Buttler! Prasidh bowled full and just outside leg, and Parag went with the .movement to clip this for four behind the wicket .Time-out\nKhejroliya to Samson, 1 run .bowls short on middle, and it is pulled to deep square leg\nKhejroliya to Parag, 1 run .short of a length again, but this is on off. Guided towards deep third\nKhejroliya to Samson, 1 run .shorter side of a length, and this pitches on off. Slashed to deep cover\nKhejroliya to Parag, OUT .tickled behind to Buttler! The keeper and the bowler go up, but wait... Parag reviews .straightaway! It was a near yorker-length ball angling across towards Parag, as the ball .landed just outside off. Parag opened the face of the bat to try and nudge it towards .deep third, but the ball shaped away a bit, and replays show a spike as the ball passes .the bat. Parag isn't pleased, though, and has a word with the umpire, who asks him to .walk back. I wonder if Parag thought the spike was of the bat hitting the ground, but .whatever, he's gone now .Riyan Parag c \u2020Buttler b Khejroliya 26 (14b 1x4 3x6 21m) SR: 185.71\nKhejroliya to Jurel, no run .shorter side of a length on middle, and clipped towards square leg. Jurel wants a run, .but is sent back by Samson, even as the throw is wide of the stumps at the striker's end\nKhejroliya to Jurel, 1 wide .wide ball! Too short and high, as Khejroliya bangs it on leg. Jurel shaped to hook, but .eventually let it go\nKhejroliya to Jurel, FOUR runs .hooked to long leg! He gets on top of this bouncer just outside off, and rolls his wrists to .keep this all along the ground, before finding the gap between a straightish fine leg and .deep square leg\nRashid Khan to Samson, 1 run .full and dipping on off, and driven to long-off .Slip stays for Jurel\nRashid Khan to Jurel, 1 run .on a fullish length just outside off, and it straightens after pitching. Pushed down .towards long-on\nRashid Khan to Samson, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length on middle, with a hint of turn back in. Pulled to long-on\nRashid Khan to Jurel, OUT .good, low catch at deep midwicket by Sai Sudharsan! He judges the ball well, and takes .it just off the ground. It was a googly from Rashid, who bowled it short on middle and .off, and got it to turn in and finish on leg. But the ball didn't bounce all that much, I think, .even as Jurel went for the pull. He ended up mistiming it, and Sai Sudharsan, placed a .few steps inside the boundary, did well to grab it low .Dhruv Jurel c Sai Sudharsan b Rashid Khan 5 (4b 1x4 0x6 5m) SR: 125\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, no run .Rashid is up in a celebreappeal for lbw, but it is turned down! He has a word with Buttler .and Gill, and the latter reviews! There's clearly no bat involved, as Hetmyer looked to clip .but missed. Ohh, ball tracking shows this shortish ball barely pitching a millimeter .outside leg. So GT lose a review\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run .good length on leg, and turning away. Clipped to deep midwicket\nKhejroliya to Hetmyer, 1 run .nearly taken at point! Tewatia there threw himself to his left, but the ball just beat his .left hand. It was a length ball outside off from Khejroliya, as Hetmyer ended up driving .aerially and off the outside half of the bat\nKhejroliya to Samson, 1 run .on a good length on middle and off, and punched to long-on\nKhejroliya to Hetmyer, 1 run .short in length, and just outside off. Punched to long-on\nKhejroliya to Samson, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle, and clipped to deep midwicket\nKhejroliya to Hetmyer, no run .shortish in length again, and just outside off. Swatted towards short midwicket\nKhejroliya to Hetmyer, 1 run .short of a length, and wide of off. Hacked hard to deep cover\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, SIX runs .over long-on! Hetmyer gets his front leg out of the way at this full ball dipping on middle .and leg, and sends it flaying\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run .short in length around middle, and turning away. Punched to long-on\nRashid Khan to Samson, no run .full and dipping around sixth stump. Punched back on the bounce to Rashid . .Sanju Samson vs Rashid Khan .BALLS .105 .RUNS .118 .OUTS .1 .SR .112.38 .4s\/6s .5\/5\nRashid Khan to Samson, 1 run .wow, sharp turn! On a shortish length on the stumps, but finishes on leg to cramp .Samson for room. Eventually, it is pushed to long-on\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 wide .fullish and outside leg. Wide called, as Hetmyer looked to clip but missed\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run .on a good length on his pads, and nudged to deep midwicket\nRashid Khan to Samson, 1 run .another googly! This dips on a shortish length outside off, and ends on middle. Punched .to long-off .Here comes Suds again. Do RR have a chance? Let him know.\nKhejroliya to Samson, 1 run .Goes back to the shortish ball and heaves it down to long-off. Hit him high on the blade .and that saves him\nKhejroliya to Hetmyer, no run .Inswinging yorker on middle and leg, he just about manages to dig it out\nKhejroliya to Hetmyer, FOUR runs .Gets hold of it alright. Full toss on middle and leg, 139.2kph, he already had a stable .base and heaves it through midwicket. Valiant effort in the deep by Sai Sudharsan\nKhejroliya to Hetmyer, 1 run .Outside off on a length, slapped to deep cover\nKhejroliya to Samson, SIX runs .Heaved away and it goes the distance. Samson connects one after some time. Back of .a length landing outside leg, 136.4kph, Samson is waiting for it in his crease. Goes back .and never tries to keep it down, picks it up wonderfully\nKhejroliya to Samson, FOUR runs .Hops and slaps it away for four now. Short again and angling away, Samson is deep in .his crease. He hops and punches it well wide of backward point, Rashid from sweeper .cover cannot get there. Gill wants the bowler to bowl full but he did otherwise\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run .Quicker length ball, googly, punched to deep cover\nRashid Khan to Samson, 1 run .Spins away on a length on middle and off, clipped to deep midwicket\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, SIX runs .Fetch that! Tossed up just outside off, 84.5kph, it is the wrong'un but it doesn't matter. .Right in Hetmyer's arc as he clears his front leg, gets down on a knee and slogs it well .over long-on\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, FOUR runs .Strays in line, pays the price. Over-correction after the previous ball. This is speared at .95.5kph, down leg on a shortish length. Hetmyer gets down on a knee and pulls it over .short fine leg .Slips goes out\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, no run .Flatter and quicker down leg, he misses the flick. There was a sound but the keeper did .not collect, perhaps off the leg\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 wide .Quicker and down leg, he plays inside the line, good take from Buttler\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run .Quicker one on a length on leg, clipped through square leg, 14 off the over\nPrasidh to Hetmyer, 1 run .Length ball on leg, he hops and tucks it through square leg\nPrasidh to Samson, OUT .Edged and gone! Prasidh gets the extra bounce on the surface to work for him Back of .a length just outside off at 139.1kph, Samson hops and looks to steer it past short third, .like he did against Khejroliya an over again. But this one gets quicker at him and .bounces more. As a result, it goes off the edge straight to Sai Kishore in the circle at .short third. Massive blow for RR .Sanju Samson c Sai Kishore b Prasidh Krishna 41 (28b 4x4 2x6 62m) SR: 146.42\nPrasidh to Dubey, 1 run .Angling away on a length, punched to deep cover\nPrasidh to Hetmyer, no run .Lands it in line of the stumps, pushed back to the bowler\nPrasidh to Hetmyer, 2 runs .Length ball on middle and leg, clipped through midwicket for two\nPrasidh to Hetmyer, no run .Back of a length on middle, pulled to short midwicket, successful comeback from PK .Timeout\nRashid Khan to Dubey, no run .Huge appeal for lbw but GT don't review. Dubey is back in the crease and looks to turn it .across but misses. Perhaps an inside edge, which is what Gill indicates .This looks close, given out lbw, Dubey reviews\nRashid Khan to Dubey, OUT .This looks close! Rashid knows it, Buttler knows it and the umpire agrees. But Dubey .opts to review. He looks to flick the length ball on middle across the line, misses it .completely. Three reds on ball-tracking and Dubey takes a review with him .Shubham Dubey lbw b Rashid Khan 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 33.33\nRashid Khan to Archer, 1 run .Spinning away form a length, punched through point\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, FOUR runs .Despatched! Length ball on leg, spinning down, Hetmyer gets down on a knee and .swipes it over backward square leg. Sai Kishore runs to his left and slides but is unable .to prevent the boundary\nRashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run .Shortish on the stumps, heaved away to deep midwicket\nRashid Khan to Archer, 2 runs .Full and wide outside off, cracked away through extra cover. Shahrukh runs to his left .from long-off, dives and keeps it to two. Rashid is done for tonight\nSai Kishore to Hetmyer, 1 wide .Flatter and wider outside off to start, he misses the cut. Given as wide\nSai Kishore to Hetmyer, 2 runs .Skied high... and dropped! Hetmyer given a life. Sai Kishore drags him wide by sliding it .across, he slices it high over the off side. Arshad rushes in from sweeper cover, dives .and shells it\nSai Kishore to Hetmyer, no run .The bumper angling away, takes Hettie by surprise and he leaves it be\nSai Kishore to Hetmyer, SIX runs .Gone the dtsiance! Once again tosses it wide outside off, Hetmyer does not go against .the spin this time. Hits it high over long-on with the turn\nSai Kishore to Hetmyer, 1 run .Very full on off, clipped through midwicket .Over the wicket to Archer\nSai Kishore to Archer, 1 run .Fuller on middle and off, chips it past the non-striker\nSai Kishore to Hetmyer, 1 run .Full on middle, swipes it on the bounce to deep midwicket, 12 off SaiKi's first over\nPrasidh to Hetmyer, FOUR runs .Crrrruunnncchhheedddd! Full and wide outside off, angling away, he clears his front leg .and thrashes it through cover to bring up a 29-ball fifty\nPrasidh to Hetmyer, 1 run .Another skier, will someone take it? Noooooo! Noone gets a hand to hit. Hetmyer looks .to launch it out of the ground but hits it miles in the air. Gill runs back to his left from .mid-off, even as Shahrukh runs forward from long-on. Noone gets a hand to it, Gill .despite the dive\nPrasidh to Archer, OUT .Soft dismissal! Back of a length on off and middle, Archer is in no position to free his .hands. It gets bit on him and he plonks it towards mid-off. Easiest of catches for Gill .Jofra Archer c Shubman Gill b Prasidh Krishna 4 (4b 0x4 0x6 11m) SR: 100\nPrasidh to Theekshana, 1 run .Full and outside off, driven through cover\nPrasidh to Hetmyer, no run .Length ball on middle and leg, he gets a thick inside back down the ground\nPrasidh to Hetmyer, OUT .That's the end of Hetmyer! RR's hopes plummet. All over for them! Bumper down leg, .Hetmyer swivels and pulls. It bounces more for him and he gets more height than .distance. Sai Kishore at deep backward square leg takes it calmly. Hettie is .disappointed and it shows - he hits his helmet with his gloves and admonishes himself .as he walks back .Shimron Hetmyer c Sai Kishore b Prasidh Krishna 52 (32b 4x4 3x6 43m) SR: 162.5\nSai Kishore to Theekshana, 1 run .Quicker one just outside off, patted in front of cover-point .Over the wicket to the lefty now\nSai Kishore to Deshpande, 2 runs .Fuller and wider outside off, pushed through cover\nSai Kishore to Deshpande, 1 run .Fuller on leg, clipped through backward square leg\nSai Kishore to Theekshana, 1 run .Fuller on off, nudged to cover\nSai Kishore to Deshpande, OUT .All height, no distance! Lands it on a length on middle, Deshpande slogs it high and .straight to Rashid at deep midwicket. RR's net run rate will take a hit here .Tushar Deshpande c Rashid Khan b Sai Kishore 3 (3b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 100\nSai Kishore to Sandeep, 2 runs .Inside edge past off! Tossed up outside off, it is the carrom ball. Sandeep goes hard at .it and gets away\nPrasidh to Theekshana, 1 run .back of a length outside off, he backs away and steers it to deep third\nPrasidh to Sandeep, 1 run .Yorker on off, squeezed out to the on side. Prasidh briefly rushes towards it but leaves it .seeing it go to mid-on. They take a quick run\nPrasidh to Theekshana, no run .Full on off, driven to mid-off\nPrasidh to Theekshana, no run .Length ball outside off, he fishes at it and is beaten, 142kph\nPrasidh to Theekshana, no run .Back of a length angling in on middle and leg, he fails to clip it away and wears it on the .body\nPrasidh to Theekshana, no run .Short and wide outside off, he looks to ramp it over the keeper and slip but misses. Just .two off Prasidh's final over of the night\nSiraj to Sandeep, 1 wide .Full and sliding down leg, he misses the click\nSiraj to Sandeep, 1 run .Full and outside off, drives it to mid-off and runs with the shot\nSiraj to Theekshana, no run .Yorker on leg, flicked to short midwicket . .Mohammed Siraj in IPL, 2025 .INNS .5 .WKTS .10 .ECON .7.93 .AVE .15.20 .BEST .4\/17\nSiraj to Theekshana, no run .Short ball just outside off, he goes back to pull but does not connect\nSiraj to Theekshana, no run .Full and straight on middle, 141.1kph, he makes room and hits it straight to mid-off\nSiraj to Theekshana, 1 run .Slower one full on leg, clipped through square leg, 105.1kph\nSiraj to Sandeep, 1 run .Backs away to the length ball and pushes it through mid-on .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nSai Kishore to Sandeep, 1 run .Slower through the air on a length on off, he clears his front leg and mistimes his slog .through mid-on\nSai Kishore to Theekshana, OUT .All over! Gujarat Titans continue their winning run with a massive 58-run win. Tossed .up nicely around leg, he charges down to go big and hits it straight to long-off, where Sai .Sudharsan dives forward to take it inches above the turf. Can there be a better way for .him to end the match? .Maheesh Theekshana c Sai Sudharsan b Sai Kishore 5 (13b 0x4 0x6 20m) SR: 38.46","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs RR, 23rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Jaiswal, 1 wide very wide of off! Siraj angles this across, and goes on a length wide of off. Jaiswal lets it go, as the ball shapes away further\n Siraj to Jaiswal, no run ohh, beaten! He looks to loft this fuller ball angling across to arrive around sixth stump, but plays without any foot movement\n Siraj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs drilled to deep cover! Siraj goes fuller still, and the line is just outside off this time. Jaiswal hangs deep in the crease, and crunches the ball in the massive gap\n Siraj to Jaiswal, no run left alone! Wow! On a full length, and around fifth stump, and Jaiswal is happy to let it go\n Siraj to Jaiswal, 1 wide another big wide, and Buttler collects the ball in front of first slip! I'm not sure if it's swinging a bit too much for Siraj, who goes fullish and wide of off, before Jaiswal leaves it alone\n Siraj to Jaiswal, 1 wide now wide outside leg! Siraj bowls on a short of a length, and wide of leg. Jaiswal shapes to clip, but the ball is too wide there\n Siraj to Jaiswal, no run lovely comeback! Siraj goes full and angles it across for the ball to pitch around fifth stump, before it shapes away to beat Jaiswal on the outside edge after he attempted a lofty drive\n Siraj to Jaiswal, no run beaten again! Siraj finding his lines back. On a good length on off, and again there is movement away from the pitch as Jaiswal looks to punch but sees the ball go past the outside edge\n Siraj to Jaiswal, 2 runs clipped off his hips, and the ball dribbles towards deep square leg! Shorter side of a length on leg, and Jaiswal plays that late to beat the man at square leg to his left\n Arshad Khan to Samson, 1 run fumble at short midwicket, and Samson gets off the mark. Angled across, and on a length on off, as Samson pushed and the ball ricocheted off the fielder's hands to go wide of mid-on Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Arshad Khan BALLS 9 RUNS 19 OUTS 2 SR 211.11 4s\/6s 3\/1\n Arshad Khan to Jaiswal, OUT gone! Someone hear Ahmedabad roar! Rashid, at deep third, hardly had to move to his left to take this with a reverse cup. Arshad angled this into the left-hander, and went on a length and wide of off. The ball seemed to swing away, and Jaiswal went with the movement. He went driving aerially, playing far away from his body. But the timing wasn't all that bad - perhaps it was too good - as Jaiswal departed early \n Arshad Khan to Rana, 1 wide another one on a night of wides! Full and angling in, and pitching outside leg, as Rana looked to flick but missed\n Arshad Khan to Rana, 1 run fullish delivery, and a little wide of off, as Rana drives wide of deep third without getting to the pitch of the ball. Rashid, at the boundary, ran and slid across to his left to cut it off\n Arshad Khan to Samson, no run extra bounce! Angled across, as he pitched it on the shorter side of a length just outside off. The ball shaped away, and beat Samson's outside edge, as he looked to punch\n Arshad Khan to Samson, no run short of a length on the stumps, and Samson has to leap on the crease to punch towards extra cover. Good, tight line from Arshad to the right-hander\n Arshad Khan to Samson, no run lovely bowling! Arshad fires a yorker bang on middle stump at 138kph, and Samson, who shapes to lean into a probable flick, only manages to squeeze it back towards Arshad\n Siraj to Rana, no run well bowled! Siraj pitches it on the shorter side of a length on middle, and gets it to shape away and finish around sixth stump. Rana looked to jab but was beaten on the outside edge Two slips now Nitish Rana vs Mohammed Siraj BALLS 24 RUNS 35 OUTS 1 SR 145.83 4s\/6s 7\/0\n Siraj to Rana, OUT taken at deep third again! This time it is Khejroliya, who takes a step to his right before gobbling it down. Siraj had a slip added just before this ball, but went short instead of bowling full. It was banged around middle stump, and moved away to end close to off. Rana went ramping, but the ball hadn't bounced enough for that shot \n Siraj to Parag, no run short of a length around off, and pushed down towards midwicket\n Siraj to Parag, no run chipped towards mid-off! Siraj bowls slightly fuller, and in the corridor outside off. Parag pushes forward aerially\n Siraj to Parag, SIX runs dropped... but outside the boundary line! A stylish, no-look six for Parag! I thought it was a right-handed Suresh Raina there, as Parag effortlessly clipped at this full ball arriving on middle. Six over deep midwicket!\n Siraj to Parag, no run he stands by opening his stance up a bit, and taps this length ball on off to mid-off. The ball had finished on middle, though\n Arshad Khan to Samson, no run Buttler appeals for caught behind, but it's turned down! Gill ponders about a review, but doesn't go ahead eventually. It was a yorker from Arshad, who angled it across, and went wide of off. Samson went jamming with his bat, but missed. His bat definitely hit the ground there\n Arshad Khan to Samson, FOUR runs flayed away, and over short third! Fullish ball angling across and coming on in the corridor outside off, as Samson gets it off the outside edge to deep third Sanju Samson vs GT in T20s INNS 7 RUNS 235 SR 163.19 AVE 47.00\n Arshad Khan to Samson, SIX runs a swat-slash of a six! On the shorter side of a length, and around off, as Samson rides the bounce, and sends it sailing over deep cover for a magnificent shot\n Arshad Khan to Samson, 1 run another yorker a bit wide of off, but this time Samson drives it to deep-backward point\n Arshad Khan to Parag, 1 run driven off the outside half of the bat to deep third, as Parag plays forward at this fullish ball on off, but doesn't really come forward\n Arshad Khan to Samson, FOUR runs punched to deep cover! Samson just stays deep in the crease, and gets on top of the bounce of this good-length ball just outside off. There isn't a lot of room to play that, but Samson plays it late enough, and finds the gap\n Siraj to Parag, SIX runs deep into the stands! Another no-look swing from Parag, but do watch out in the stands! On a length from Siraj, and outside off, as Parag liberally heaves that ball away over mid-on\n Siraj to Parag, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle and off, and clipped to midwicket\n Siraj to Samson, no run an inswinging yorker on off from Siraj, and Samson digs it out to mid-off\n Siraj to Samson, no run another very full delivery which swings in, but this lands on middle and off. Samson pushes it back to Siraj\n Siraj to Samson, FOUR runs swiped over midwicket! Siraj bowls a low full toss as the ball swings in and arrives on middle, and Samson, who is deep in the crease, has enough room to dispatch that ball Midwicket out, deep third in\n Siraj to Samson, no run wow, that is too high for Buttler, who leaps to collect it! But it's not called wide, perhaps because the ball took off after passing Samson. Siraj bowled short outside off, as Samson swayed out of the way\n Prasidh to Parag, SIX runs a hat-trick of no-look sixes from Parag! Superb placement! He backs away early, and has a helicopter swing at this fullish ball pitching on the stumps but shaping into leg. Six over mid-on!\n Prasidh to Parag, 1 run on a short of a length on middle, and nudged towards square leg\n Prasidh to Samson, 1 run short in length, and pitching on middle and off. But it finishes on leg, as Samson mistimes a pull towards short fine leg\n Prasidh to Parag, no run nearly bowled! Parag shapes to scoop, but the ball, which pitched fullish on middle and leg, almost clipped leg stump as he missed\n Prasidh to Parag, no run leading edge to short third! Parag jammed his bat down at this yorker-length ball which swung in towards off\n Prasidh to Parag, FOUR runs flicked wide of Buttler! Prasidh bowled full and just outside leg, and Parag went with the movement to clip this for four behind the wicket Time-out\n Khejroliya to Samson, 1 run bowls short on middle, and it is pulled to deep square leg\n Khejroliya to Parag, 1 run short of a length again, but this is on off. Guided towards deep third\n Khejroliya to Samson, 1 run shorter side of a length, and this pitches on off. Slashed to deep cover\n Khejroliya to Parag, OUT tickled behind to Buttler! The keeper and the bowler go up, but wait... Parag reviews straightaway! It was a near yorker-length ball angling across towards Parag, as the ball landed just outside off. Parag opened the face of the bat to try and nudge it towards deep third, but the ball shaped away a bit, and replays show a spike as the ball passes the bat. Parag isn't pleased, though, and has a word with the umpire, who asks him to walk back. I wonder if Parag thought the spike was of the bat hitting the ground, but whatever, he's gone now \n Khejroliya to Jurel, no run shorter side of a length on middle, and clipped towards square leg. Jurel wants a run, but is sent back by Samson, even as the throw is wide of the stumps at the striker's end\n Khejroliya to Jurel, 1 wide wide ball! Too short and high, as Khejroliya bangs it on leg. Jurel shaped to hook, but eventually let it go\n Khejroliya to Jurel, FOUR runs hooked to long leg! He gets on top of this bouncer just outside off, and rolls his wrists to keep this all along the ground, before finding the gap between a straightish fine leg and deep square leg\n Rashid Khan to Samson, 1 run full and dipping on off, and driven to long-off Slip stays for Jurel\n Rashid Khan to Jurel, 1 run on a fullish length just outside off, and it straightens after pitching. Pushed down towards long-on\n Rashid Khan to Samson, 1 run on the shorter side of a length on middle, with a hint of turn back in. Pulled to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Jurel, OUT good, low catch at deep midwicket by Sai Sudharsan! He judges the ball well, and takes it just off the ground. It was a googly from Rashid, who bowled it short on middle and off, and got it to turn in and finish on leg. But the ball didn't bounce all that much, I think, even as Jurel went for the pull. He ended up mistiming it, and Sai Sudharsan, placed a few steps inside the boundary, did well to grab it low \n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, no run Rashid is up in a celebreappeal for lbw, but it is turned down! He has a word with Buttler and Gill, and the latter reviews! There's clearly no bat involved, as Hetmyer looked to clip but missed. Ohh, ball tracking shows this shortish ball barely pitching a millimeter outside leg. So GT lose a review\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run good length on leg, and turning away. Clipped to deep midwicket\n Khejroliya to Hetmyer, 1 run nearly taken at point! Tewatia there threw himself to his left, but the ball just beat his left hand. It was a length ball outside off from Khejroliya, as Hetmyer ended up driving aerially and off the outside half of the bat\n Khejroliya to Samson, 1 run on a good length on middle and off, and punched to long-on\n Khejroliya to Hetmyer, 1 run short in length, and just outside off. Punched to long-on\n Khejroliya to Samson, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle, and clipped to deep midwicket\n Khejroliya to Hetmyer, no run shortish in length again, and just outside off. Swatted towards short midwicket\n Khejroliya to Hetmyer, 1 run short of a length, and wide of off. Hacked hard to deep cover\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, SIX runs over long-on! Hetmyer gets his front leg out of the way at this full ball dipping on middle and leg, and sends it flaying\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run short in length around middle, and turning away. Punched to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Samson, no run full and dipping around sixth stump. Punched back on the bounce to Rashid Sanju Samson vs Rashid Khan BALLS 105 RUNS 118 OUTS 1 SR 112.38 4s\/6s 5\/5\n Rashid Khan to Samson, 1 run wow, sharp turn! On a shortish length on the stumps, but finishes on leg to cramp Samson for room. Eventually, it is pushed to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 wide fullish and outside leg. Wide called, as Hetmyer looked to clip but missed\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run on a good length on his pads, and nudged to deep midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Samson, 1 run another googly! This dips on a shortish length outside off, and ends on middle. Punched to long-off Here comes Suds again. Do RR have a chance? Let him know.\n Khejroliya to Samson, 1 run Goes back to the shortish ball and heaves it down to long-off. Hit him high on the blade and that saves him\n Khejroliya to Hetmyer, no run Inswinging yorker on middle and leg, he just about manages to dig it out\n Khejroliya to Hetmyer, FOUR runs Gets hold of it alright. Full toss on middle and leg, 139.2kph, he already had a stable base and heaves it through midwicket. Valiant effort in the deep by Sai Sudharsan\n Khejroliya to Hetmyer, 1 run Outside off on a length, slapped to deep cover\n Khejroliya to Samson, SIX runs Heaved away and it goes the distance. Samson connects one after some time. Back of a length landing outside leg, 136.4kph, Samson is waiting for it in his crease. Goes back and never tries to keep it down, picks it up wonderfully\n Khejroliya to Samson, FOUR runs Hops and slaps it away for four now. Short again and angling away, Samson is deep in his crease. He hops and punches it well wide of backward point, Rashid from sweeper cover cannot get there. Gill wants the bowler to bowl full but he did otherwise\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run Quicker length ball, googly, punched to deep cover\n Rashid Khan to Samson, 1 run Spins away on a length on middle and off, clipped to deep midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, SIX runs Fetch that! Tossed up just outside off, 84.5kph, it is the wrong'un but it doesn't matter. Right in Hetmyer's arc as he clears his front leg, gets down on a knee and slogs it well over long-on\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, FOUR runs Strays in line, pays the price. Over-correction after the previous ball. This is speared at 95.5kph, down leg on a shortish length. Hetmyer gets down on a knee and pulls it over short fine leg Slips goes out\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, no run Flatter and quicker down leg, he misses the flick. There was a sound but the keeper did not collect, perhaps off the leg\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 wide Quicker and down leg, he plays inside the line, good take from Buttler\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run Quicker one on a length on leg, clipped through square leg, 14 off the over\n Prasidh to Hetmyer, 1 run Length ball on leg, he hops and tucks it through square leg\n Prasidh to Samson, OUT Edged and gone! Prasidh gets the extra bounce on the surface to work for him Back of a length just outside off at 139.1kph, Samson hops and looks to steer it past short third, like he did against Khejroliya an over again. But this one gets quicker at him and bounces more. As a result, it goes off the edge straight to Sai Kishore in the circle at short third. Massive blow for RR \n Prasidh to Dubey, 1 run Angling away on a length, punched to deep cover\n Prasidh to Hetmyer, no run Lands it in line of the stumps, pushed back to the bowler\n Prasidh to Hetmyer, 2 runs Length ball on middle and leg, clipped through midwicket for two\n Prasidh to Hetmyer, no run Back of a length on middle, pulled to short midwicket, successful comeback from PK Timeout\n Rashid Khan to Dubey, no run Huge appeal for lbw but GT don't review. Dubey is back in the crease and looks to turn it across but misses. Perhaps an inside edge, which is what Gill indicates This looks close, given out lbw, Dubey reviews\n Rashid Khan to Dubey, OUT This looks close! Rashid knows it, Buttler knows it and the umpire agrees. But Dubey opts to review. He looks to flick the length ball on middle across the line, misses it completely. Three reds on ball-tracking and Dubey takes a review with him \n Rashid Khan to Archer, 1 run Spinning away form a length, punched through point\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, FOUR runs Despatched! Length ball on leg, spinning down, Hetmyer gets down on a knee and swipes it over backward square leg. Sai Kishore runs to his left and slides but is unable to prevent the boundary\n Rashid Khan to Hetmyer, 1 run Shortish on the stumps, heaved away to deep midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Archer, 2 runs Full and wide outside off, cracked away through extra cover. Shahrukh runs to his left from long-off, dives and keeps it to two. Rashid is done for tonight\n Sai Kishore to Hetmyer, 1 wide Flatter and wider outside off to start, he misses the cut. Given as wide\n Sai Kishore to Hetmyer, 2 runs Skied high... and dropped! Hetmyer given a life. Sai Kishore drags him wide by sliding it across, he slices it high over the off side. Arshad rushes in from sweeper cover, dives and shells it\n Sai Kishore to Hetmyer, no run The bumper angling away, takes Hettie by surprise and he leaves it be\n Sai Kishore to Hetmyer, SIX runs Gone the dtsiance! Once again tosses it wide outside off, Hetmyer does not go against the spin this time. Hits it high over long-on with the turn\n Sai Kishore to Hetmyer, 1 run Very full on off, clipped through midwicket Over the wicket to Archer\n Sai Kishore to Archer, 1 run Fuller on middle and off, chips it past the non-striker\n Sai Kishore to Hetmyer, 1 run Full on middle, swipes it on the bounce to deep midwicket, 12 off SaiKi's first over\n Prasidh to Hetmyer, FOUR runs Crrrruunnncchhheedddd! Full and wide outside off, angling away, he clears his front leg and thrashes it through cover to bring up a 29-ball fifty\n Prasidh to Hetmyer, 1 run Another skier, will someone take it? Noooooo! Noone gets a hand to hit. Hetmyer looks to launch it out of the ground but hits it miles in the air. Gill runs back to his left from mid-off, even as Shahrukh runs forward from long-on. Noone gets a hand to it, Gill despite the dive\n Prasidh to Archer, OUT Soft dismissal! Back of a length on off and middle, Archer is in no position to free his hands. It gets bit on him and he plonks it towards mid-off. Easiest of catches for Gill \n Prasidh to Theekshana, 1 run Full and outside off, driven through cover\n Prasidh to Hetmyer, no run Length ball on middle and leg, he gets a thick inside back down the ground\n Prasidh to Hetmyer, OUT That's the end of Hetmyer! RR's hopes plummet. All over for them! Bumper down leg, Hetmyer swivels and pulls. It bounces more for him and he gets more height than distance. Sai Kishore at deep backward square leg takes it calmly. Hettie is disappointed and it shows - he hits his helmet with his gloves and admonishes himself as he walks back \n Sai Kishore to Theekshana, 1 run Quicker one just outside off, patted in front of cover-point Over the wicket to the lefty now\n Sai Kishore to Deshpande, 2 runs Fuller and wider outside off, pushed through cover\n Sai Kishore to Deshpande, 1 run Fuller on leg, clipped through backward square leg\n Sai Kishore to Theekshana, 1 run Fuller on off, nudged to cover\n Sai Kishore to Deshpande, OUT All height, no distance! Lands it on a length on middle, Deshpande slogs it high and straight to Rashid at deep midwicket. RR's net run rate will take a hit here \n Sai Kishore to Sandeep, 2 runs Inside edge past off! Tossed up outside off, it is the carrom ball. Sandeep goes hard at it and gets away\n Prasidh to Theekshana, 1 run back of a length outside off, he backs away and steers it to deep third\n Prasidh to Sandeep, 1 run Yorker on off, squeezed out to the on side. Prasidh briefly rushes towards it but leaves it seeing it go to mid-on. They take a quick run\n Prasidh to Theekshana, no run Full on off, driven to mid-off\n Prasidh to Theekshana, no run Length ball outside off, he fishes at it and is beaten, 142kph\n Prasidh to Theekshana, no run Back of a length angling in on middle and leg, he fails to clip it away and wears it on the body\n Prasidh to Theekshana, no run Short and wide outside off, he looks to ramp it over the keeper and slip but misses. Just two off Prasidh's final over of the night\n Siraj to Sandeep, 1 wide Full and sliding down leg, he misses the click\n Siraj to Sandeep, 1 run Full and outside off, drives it to mid-off and runs with the shot\n Siraj to Theekshana, no run Yorker on leg, flicked to short midwicket Mohammed Siraj in IPL, 2025 INNS 5 WKTS 10 ECON 7.93 AVE 15.20 BEST 4\/17\n Siraj to Theekshana, no run Short ball just outside off, he goes back to pull but does not connect\n Siraj to Theekshana, no run Full and straight on middle, 141.1kph, he makes room and hits it straight to mid-off\n Siraj to Theekshana, 1 run Slower one full on leg, clipped through square leg, 105.1kph\n Siraj to Sandeep, 1 run Backs away to the length ball and pushes it through mid-on AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Sai Kishore to Sandeep, 1 run Slower through the air on a length on off, he clears his front leg and mistimes his slog through mid-on\n Sai Kishore to Theekshana, OUT All over! Gujarat Titans continue their winning run with a massive 58-run win. Tossed up nicely around leg, he charges down to go big and hits it straight to long-off, where Sai Sudharsan dives forward to take it inches above the turf. Can there be a better way for him to end the match? 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Boult goes searching for swing and over-pitches just .outside off. Salt presses forward and blasts it between extra cover and mid off. Turns .around, marks his guard and does not even bother to see where that has gone! . .Phil Salt vs Trent Boult .BALLS .12 .RUNS .13 .OUTS .1 .SR .108.33 .4s\/6s .2\/0\nBoult to Salt, OUT .four and out! Boult breezes through Salt's defences and the Wankhede has something .to cheer about very, very early! Full on middle stump and this curves back in beautifully. .Salt looks to tug it away, perhaps aiming too square and only connects with fresh air. .The ball sneaks past his blade and then leaves the stumps in an absolute mess. Salt .livid with himself; Boult absolutely overjoyed, as are the thousands in blue at the ground. .First blood to the Mumbai Indians! .Phil Salt b Boult 4 (2b 1x4 0x6 1m) SR: 200\nBoult to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Padikkal starts off with a pristine boundary too! Length outside off. Shapes away but .Padikkal accounts for it. Stays on top of the bounce and threads it between cover and .point!\nBoult to Padikkal, no run .fuller outside off. Padikkal gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards mid off\nBoult to Padikkal, no run .back of a length in the channel and this moves away late. Padikkal has a nibble at it with .minimal footwork and is beaten all ends up\nBoult to Padikkal, no run .angled in on a back of a length on middle and leg. Padikkal lets the ball come to him .before tapping it towards mid wicket\nChahar to Kohli, no run .length outside off, swinging away a touch. Kohli gets forward and drives it on the up .towards extra cover. Nice timing on that by Kohli\nChahar to Kohli, no run .massive lbw shout, not given! Back of a length, pitching just outside off and decking .back in sharply. Kohli is caught on the crease and gets rapped on the pads. Chahar .insisted, but the umpire was unmoved. Might have been high and also going down leg\nChahar to Kohli, 2 runs .back of a length on middle and off. Kohli takes a step down the track and pushes it past .mid wicket to get off the mark with a brace\nChahar to Kohli, FOUR runs .Kohli lands his first punch now! Back of a length just outside off. Kohli stands up on his .toes and hacks it past mid wicket. Deep backward square leg was too fine to cut it off .as well! . .Virat Kohli vs Deepak Chahar .BALLS .57 .RUNS .78 .OUTS .1 .SR .136.84 .4s\/6s .12\/0\nChahar to Kohli, 2 runs .angled in on a length on middle and leg. Kohli looks to flick it away and squirts it off the .inside edge towards long leg. Back for a brace\nChahar to Kohli, 1 run .hard length on off. Kohli advances, tries to force it through the off side but cannot get it .past a diving Suryakumar at extra cover. Sharp work to his right\nBoult to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Kohli backs away, trying to go inside out but ends up .chunking it off the inside edge towards short fine leg\nBoult to Padikkal, no run .back of a length just outside off. Nips back in and Padikkal, up on his toes, stabs it .towards mid on . .Virat Kohli vs Trent Boult .BALLS .71 .RUNS .91 .OUTS .1 .SR .128.16 .4s\/6s .9\/5\nBoult to Padikkal, SIX runs .just over the fence! Padikkal and RCB have their first six of the evening! Banged into .the track on middle and off. Padikkal swivels and even though he does not middle it, he .muscles it over Bumrah at deep backward square leg!\nBoult to Padikkal, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Padikkal punches it to mid off and saunters across to .the other end\nBoult to Kohli, FOUR runs .four more! Kohli is turning it on now too! Back of a length on middle and leg. Sits up .and Kohli rides with the bounce, using his bottom hand to short-arm jab it past mid .wicket!\nBoult to Kohli, FOUR runs .sumptuous. Just sumptuous! Length outside off and Kohli climbs into this. Steps .forward, shows the maker's name and creams it between extra cover and mid off!\nBumrah to Padikkal, 1 run .on the money first up. On a length, angling into middle and off. Padikkal pushes it to mid .on and scrambles across to the other end .Bumrah versus Kohli. Proper box-office. Who is coming out on top tonight? . .Virat Kohli vs Jasprit Bumrah .BALLS .95 .RUNS .140 .OUTS .5 .SR .147.36 .4s\/6s .15\/5\nBumrah to Kohli, SIX runs .Kohli greets Bumrah with a trademark stroke! Marginally short on middle and off. Kohli .backs away and swats that one away like it was a fly. Right on the cushion, and Kohli .gets six!\nBumrah to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Kohli uses the angle and turns it towards deep .square leg .Kohli, so far, has looked a million dollars and is looking set for the long haul\nBumrah to Padikkal, 1 run .shortish on off. Padikkal goes back and across before tucking it off his hips towards .deep backward square leg\nBumrah to Kohli, no run .right into the blockhole on off stump. Kohli jams down on it and digs it out into the off .side\nBumrah to Kohli, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Kohli stretches forward and pokes it back towards the bowler, .whose slight misfield allows a single\nJacks to Kohli, FOUR runs .dispatched! Tossed up generously outside off and this lands right in the slot. Kohli .extends his arms and bangs it over the bowler's head!\nJacks to Kohli, no run .oh, big spin! Back of a length, pitching outside off and then spinning a mile. Kohli is cut .in half and gets rapped on the body\nJacks to Kohli, no run .back of a length, spinning into middle and leg. Kohli glances it towards short fine leg\nJacks to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Kohli gets behind the line and knocks it to long on .Around the wicket to Padikkal\nJacks to Padikkal, 1 run .fired in on a length on off. Padikkal hangs back and eases it to long off\nJacks to Kohli, FOUR runs .Kohli finds the fence yet again! This is a drag-down, spinning into Kohli's body. He gives .himself further room and hammers it past deep mid wicket!\nChahar to Padikkal, 1 run .off-pace on a length outside off. Padikkal gets forward and opens his bat face to dab it .towards deep backward point\nChahar to Kohli, 1 wide .slower bumper just outside off, which is a riposte to Kohli advance. He gets out of the .way hurriedly and the square leg umpire calls it a wide for height\nChahar to Kohli, 1 run .slower ball on a full length outside off. Kohli advances and flicks it towards long on\nChahar to Padikkal, SIX runs .shot! A bit of a half-tracker outside off and this is just begging to be hit. Padikkal winds .up, after picking the slower ball and slams it over mid on!\nChahar to Padikkal, SIX runs .this is an even better stroke! Banged into the track outside off. Gets up near the back .shoulder but Padikkal, somehow, manages to wallop it over deep mid wicket!\nChahar to Padikkal, FOUR runs .streaky but they all count! Fuller and wider outside off, asking Padikkal to fetch it. He .looks to go over mid on and gets it diametrically opposite to where he was aiming. He .will not mind it one bit, though. Neither will RCB!\nChahar to Padikkal, 1 run .full outside off. Padikkal, sitting deep in his crease, punches it towards mid off and then .hares across to the other end .MI want a breather, and why wouldn't they. RCB, despite losing Salt off the second ball .of the innings, have torn them apart in this powerplay and look set for a massive score, .unless MI can pull things back in the middle overs\nSantner to Padikkal, 1 run .back of a length on the pads. Padikkal tucks it away towards deep backward square leg .Sampath tells me this is the fourth-highest powerplay total against MI in the IPL and the .second-highest against them at Wankhede, behind 90 by CSK in 2015.\nSantner to Kohli, no run .slower and shorter outside off. Kohli, having backed away, has to reach out for it and .jabs it straight to extra cover\nSantner to Kohli, 1 run .fired in fuller on middle and leg. Kohli knocks it down the ground to long on . .Virat Kohli vs Mitchell Santner .BALLS .60 .RUNS .73 .OUTS .2 .SR .121.66 .4s\/6s .5\/3\nSantner to Padikkal, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Padikkal sits deep in his crease and eases it to long on\nSantner to Kohli, FOUR runs .smashed! Slower and landing right into the slot on off. Kohli gets down on one knee .early and clobbers it over mid wicket. That was hit so firmly!\nSantner to Kohli, 1 run .darted in full on leg stump. Kohli works it towards deep mid wicket\nHardik to Kohli, 1 run .hard length, following the batter outside leg. Kohli stands up tall and tugs it towards .deep mid wicket . .Devdutt Padikkal vs Hardik Pandya .BALLS .25 .RUNS .16 .OUTS .1 .SR .64.00 .4s\/6s .1\/1\nHardik to Padikkal, 1 leg bye .zipped in very full just outside leg. Padikkal swishes at it and misses, and the ball rolls .off his pads behind point\nHardik to Kohli, 1 run .angled in full on middle and off. Kohli comes onto the front foot and turns it towards .deep mid wicket . .Virat Kohli vs Hardik Pandya .BALLS .45 .RUNS .57 .OUTS .1 .SR .126.66 .4s\/6s .7\/1\nHardik to Padikkal, 1 run .dug into the track outside off. Padikkal opens up his stance and heaves it towards deep .backward square leg\nHardik to Kohli, no run .slow and short outside off. Kohli nearly swishes himself off his feet and seems to miss .it. There seemed to be a noise as the ball passed the bat but did not carry to Rickelton .anyway\nHardik to Kohli, no run .off-pace on a length outside off. Kohli gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards .extra cover\nPuthur to Padikkal, 1 run .slanted in on a length on leg stump. Padikkal skips down the track and whisks it .towards deep mid wicket\nPuthur to Kohli, 1 run .dragged down on leg stump. Kohli hops back and hoicks it towards deep backward .square leg\nPuthur to Padikkal, 1 run .pushed in very full just outside leg. Padikkal brings out the reverse and helps it past .backward point for a single\nPuthur to Kohli, SIX runs .Kohli goes big, and he brings up a 29-ball half-century! Tossed up into the slot on .middle and off. Kohli gets down on one knee and slugs it over wide long on! .See all photos\nPuthur to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Kohli goes deep into his crease and eases it to long off\nPuthur to Padikkal, OUT .goes a mile up, and Vignesh has a wicket! A vital, vital breakthrough and it is the .youngster coming up with the goods! Flighted up enticingly on a fullish length on .middle and leg. Padikkal thinks he can go downtown but the ball drops and dips on him .late. He has to reach out in front, which leads to his bottom hand coming off. Cannot .generate the requisite power and Jacks holds his nerve on the long on fence to do the .rest. Sprightly cameo, and Padikkal will feel he has done his job here! .Devdutt Padikkal c Jacks b Puthur 37 (22b 2x4 3x6 37m) SR: 168.18\nSantner to Kohli, no run .back of a length, following the batter outside leg. Kohli gets cramped for room and taps .it towards extra cover\nSantner to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length outside leg again. Kohli gets tucked up for the second ball running and .pats it enough to extra cover's left for a single\nSantner to Patidar, 2 runs .back of a length on middle and off. Patidar lets the ball come to him before placing it .perfectly between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg. Off the mark with a .brace\nSantner to Patidar, no run .back of a length on off. Patidar hangs back and stabs it towards mid wicket\nSantner to Patidar, no run .tossed up full on leg stump. Patidar comes onto the front foot and pokes it towards .extra cover\nSantner to Patidar, 1 wide .fired down leg on a back of a length. Patidar gets inside the line and lets it go. Called a .wide\nSantner to Patidar, 1 run .pushed in full on the pads. Patidar glances it towards deep backward square leg","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs MI, 20th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Boult to Salt, FOUR runs oh, what a shot to kick things off! Boult goes searching for swing and over-pitches just outside off. Salt presses forward and blasts it between extra cover and mid off. Turns around, marks his guard and does not even bother to see where that has gone! Phil Salt vs Trent Boult BALLS 12 RUNS 13 OUTS 1 SR 108.33 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Boult to Salt, OUT four and out! Boult breezes through Salt's defences and the Wankhede has something to cheer about very, very early! Full on middle stump and this curves back in beautifully. Salt looks to tug it away, perhaps aiming too square and only connects with fresh air. The ball sneaks past his blade and then leaves the stumps in an absolute mess. Salt livid with himself; Boult absolutely overjoyed, as are the thousands in blue at the ground. First blood to the Mumbai Indians! \n Boult to Padikkal, FOUR runs Padikkal starts off with a pristine boundary too! Length outside off. Shapes away but Padikkal accounts for it. Stays on top of the bounce and threads it between cover and point!\n Boult to Padikkal, no run fuller outside off. Padikkal gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards mid off\n Boult to Padikkal, no run back of a length in the channel and this moves away late. Padikkal has a nibble at it with minimal footwork and is beaten all ends up\n Boult to Padikkal, no run angled in on a back of a length on middle and leg. Padikkal lets the ball come to him before tapping it towards mid wicket\n Chahar to Kohli, no run length outside off, swinging away a touch. Kohli gets forward and drives it on the up towards extra cover. Nice timing on that by Kohli\n Chahar to Kohli, no run massive lbw shout, not given! Back of a length, pitching just outside off and decking back in sharply. Kohli is caught on the crease and gets rapped on the pads. Chahar insisted, but the umpire was unmoved. Might have been high and also going down leg\n Chahar to Kohli, 2 runs back of a length on middle and off. Kohli takes a step down the track and pushes it past mid wicket to get off the mark with a brace\n Chahar to Kohli, FOUR runs Kohli lands his first punch now! Back of a length just outside off. Kohli stands up on his toes and hacks it past mid wicket. Deep backward square leg was too fine to cut it off as well! Virat Kohli vs Deepak Chahar BALLS 57 RUNS 78 OUTS 1 SR 136.84 4s\/6s 12\/0\n Chahar to Kohli, 2 runs angled in on a length on middle and leg. Kohli looks to flick it away and squirts it off the inside edge towards long leg. Back for a brace\n Chahar to Kohli, 1 run hard length on off. Kohli advances, tries to force it through the off side but cannot get it past a diving Suryakumar at extra cover. Sharp work to his right\n Boult to Kohli, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Kohli backs away, trying to go inside out but ends up chunking it off the inside edge towards short fine leg\n Boult to Padikkal, no run back of a length just outside off. Nips back in and Padikkal, up on his toes, stabs it towards mid on Virat Kohli vs Trent Boult BALLS 71 RUNS 91 OUTS 1 SR 128.16 4s\/6s 9\/5\n Boult to Padikkal, SIX runs just over the fence! Padikkal and RCB have their first six of the evening! Banged into the track on middle and off. Padikkal swivels and even though he does not middle it, he muscles it over Bumrah at deep backward square leg!\n Boult to Padikkal, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Padikkal punches it to mid off and saunters across to the other end\n Boult to Kohli, FOUR runs four more! Kohli is turning it on now too! Back of a length on middle and leg. Sits up and Kohli rides with the bounce, using his bottom hand to short-arm jab it past mid wicket!\n Boult to Kohli, FOUR runs sumptuous. Just sumptuous! Length outside off and Kohli climbs into this. Steps forward, shows the maker's name and creams it between extra cover and mid off!\n Bumrah to Padikkal, 1 run on the money first up. On a length, angling into middle and off. Padikkal pushes it to mid on and scrambles across to the other end Bumrah versus Kohli. Proper box-office. Who is coming out on top tonight? Virat Kohli vs Jasprit Bumrah BALLS 95 RUNS 140 OUTS 5 SR 147.36 4s\/6s 15\/5\n Bumrah to Kohli, SIX runs Kohli greets Bumrah with a trademark stroke! Marginally short on middle and off. Kohli backs away and swats that one away like it was a fly. Right on the cushion, and Kohli gets six!\n Bumrah to Kohli, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Kohli uses the angle and turns it towards deep square leg Kohli, so far, has looked a million dollars and is looking set for the long haul\n Bumrah to Padikkal, 1 run shortish on off. Padikkal goes back and across before tucking it off his hips towards deep backward square leg\n Bumrah to Kohli, no run right into the blockhole on off stump. Kohli jams down on it and digs it out into the off side\n Bumrah to Kohli, 1 run fullish just outside off. Kohli stretches forward and pokes it back towards the bowler, whose slight misfield allows a single\n Jacks to Kohli, FOUR runs dispatched! Tossed up generously outside off and this lands right in the slot. Kohli extends his arms and bangs it over the bowler's head!\n Jacks to Kohli, no run oh, big spin! Back of a length, pitching outside off and then spinning a mile. Kohli is cut in half and gets rapped on the body\n Jacks to Kohli, no run back of a length, spinning into middle and leg. Kohli glances it towards short fine leg\n Jacks to Kohli, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Kohli gets behind the line and knocks it to long on Around the wicket to Padikkal\n Jacks to Padikkal, 1 run fired in on a length on off. Padikkal hangs back and eases it to long off\n Jacks to Kohli, FOUR runs Kohli finds the fence yet again! This is a drag-down, spinning into Kohli's body. He gives himself further room and hammers it past deep mid wicket!\n Chahar to Padikkal, 1 run off-pace on a length outside off. Padikkal gets forward and opens his bat face to dab it towards deep backward point\n Chahar to Kohli, 1 wide slower bumper just outside off, which is a riposte to Kohli advance. He gets out of the way hurriedly and the square leg umpire calls it a wide for height\n Chahar to Kohli, 1 run slower ball on a full length outside off. Kohli advances and flicks it towards long on\n Chahar to Padikkal, SIX runs shot! A bit of a half-tracker outside off and this is just begging to be hit. Padikkal winds up, after picking the slower ball and slams it over mid on!\n Chahar to Padikkal, SIX runs this is an even better stroke! Banged into the track outside off. Gets up near the back shoulder but Padikkal, somehow, manages to wallop it over deep mid wicket!\n Chahar to Padikkal, FOUR runs streaky but they all count! Fuller and wider outside off, asking Padikkal to fetch it. He looks to go over mid on and gets it diametrically opposite to where he was aiming. He will not mind it one bit, though. Neither will RCB!\n Chahar to Padikkal, 1 run full outside off. Padikkal, sitting deep in his crease, punches it towards mid off and then hares across to the other end MI want a breather, and why wouldn't they. RCB, despite losing Salt off the second ball of the innings, have torn them apart in this powerplay and look set for a massive score, unless MI can pull things back in the middle overs\n Santner to Padikkal, 1 run back of a length on the pads. Padikkal tucks it away towards deep backward square leg Sampath tells me this is the fourth-highest powerplay total against MI in the IPL and the second-highest against them at Wankhede, behind 90 by CSK in 2015.\n Santner to Kohli, no run slower and shorter outside off. Kohli, having backed away, has to reach out for it and jabs it straight to extra cover\n Santner to Kohli, 1 run fired in fuller on middle and leg. Kohli knocks it down the ground to long on Virat Kohli vs Mitchell Santner BALLS 60 RUNS 73 OUTS 2 SR 121.66 4s\/6s 5\/3\n Santner to Padikkal, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Padikkal sits deep in his crease and eases it to long on\n Santner to Kohli, FOUR runs smashed! Slower and landing right into the slot on off. Kohli gets down on one knee early and clobbers it over mid wicket. That was hit so firmly!\n Santner to Kohli, 1 run darted in full on leg stump. Kohli works it towards deep mid wicket\n Hardik to Kohli, 1 run hard length, following the batter outside leg. Kohli stands up tall and tugs it towards deep mid wicket Devdutt Padikkal vs Hardik Pandya BALLS 25 RUNS 16 OUTS 1 SR 64.00 4s\/6s 1\/1\n Hardik to Padikkal, 1 leg bye zipped in very full just outside leg. Padikkal swishes at it and misses, and the ball rolls off his pads behind point\n Hardik to Kohli, 1 run angled in full on middle and off. Kohli comes onto the front foot and turns it towards deep mid wicket Virat Kohli vs Hardik Pandya BALLS 45 RUNS 57 OUTS 1 SR 126.66 4s\/6s 7\/1\n Hardik to Padikkal, 1 run dug into the track outside off. Padikkal opens up his stance and heaves it towards deep backward square leg\n Hardik to Kohli, no run slow and short outside off. Kohli nearly swishes himself off his feet and seems to miss it. There seemed to be a noise as the ball passed the bat but did not carry to Rickelton anyway\n Hardik to Kohli, no run off-pace on a length outside off. Kohli gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards extra cover\n Puthur to Padikkal, 1 run slanted in on a length on leg stump. Padikkal skips down the track and whisks it towards deep mid wicket\n Puthur to Kohli, 1 run dragged down on leg stump. Kohli hops back and hoicks it towards deep backward square leg\n Puthur to Padikkal, 1 run pushed in very full just outside leg. Padikkal brings out the reverse and helps it past backward point for a single\n Puthur to Kohli, SIX runs Kohli goes big, and he brings up a 29-ball half-century! Tossed up into the slot on middle and off. Kohli gets down on one knee and slugs it over wide long on! See all photos\n Puthur to Kohli, 1 run back of a length outside off. Kohli goes deep into his crease and eases it to long off\n Puthur to Padikkal, OUT goes a mile up, and Vignesh has a wicket! A vital, vital breakthrough and it is the youngster coming up with the goods! Flighted up enticingly on a fullish length on middle and leg. Padikkal thinks he can go downtown but the ball drops and dips on him late. He has to reach out in front, which leads to his bottom hand coming off. Cannot generate the requisite power and Jacks holds his nerve on the long on fence to do the rest. Sprightly cameo, and Padikkal will feel he has done his job here! \n Santner to Kohli, no run back of a length, following the batter outside leg. Kohli gets cramped for room and taps it towards extra cover\n Santner to Kohli, 1 run back of a length outside leg again. Kohli gets tucked up for the second ball running and pats it enough to extra cover's left for a single\n Santner to Patidar, 2 runs back of a length on middle and off. Patidar lets the ball come to him before placing it perfectly between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg. Off the mark with a brace\n Santner to Patidar, no run back of a length on off. Patidar hangs back and stabs it towards mid wicket\n Santner to Patidar, no run tossed up full on leg stump. Patidar comes onto the front foot and pokes it towards extra cover\n Santner to Patidar, 1 wide fired down leg on a back of a length. Patidar gets inside the line and lets it go. Called a wide\n Santner to Patidar, 1 run pushed in full on the pads. 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Boult breezes through Salt's defences and the Wankhede has something .to cheer about very, very early! Full on middle stump and this curves back in beautifully. .Salt looks to tug it away, perhaps aiming too square and only connects with fresh air. .The ball sneaks past his blade and then leaves the stumps in an absolute mess. Salt .livid with himself; Boult absolutely overjoyed, as are the thousands in blue at the ground. .First blood to the Mumbai Indians! .Phil Salt b Boult 4 (2b 1x4 0x6 1m) SR: 200\nBoult to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Padikkal starts off with a pristine boundary too! Length outside off. Shapes away but .Padikkal accounts for it. Stays on top of the bounce and threads it between cover and .point!\nBoult to Padikkal, no run .fuller outside off. Padikkal gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards mid off\nBoult to Padikkal, no run .back of a length in the channel and this moves away late. Padikkal has a nibble at it with .minimal footwork and is beaten all ends up\nBoult to Padikkal, no run .angled in on a back of a length on middle and leg. Padikkal lets the ball come to him .before tapping it towards mid wicket\nChahar to Kohli, no run .length outside off, swinging away a touch. Kohli gets forward and drives it on the up .towards extra cover. Nice timing on that by Kohli\nChahar to Kohli, no run .massive lbw shout, not given! Back of a length, pitching just outside off and decking .back in sharply. Kohli is caught on the crease and gets rapped on the pads. Chahar .insisted, but the umpire was unmoved. Might have been high and also going down leg\nChahar to Kohli, 2 runs .back of a length on middle and off. Kohli takes a step down the track and pushes it past .mid wicket to get off the mark with a brace\nChahar to Kohli, FOUR runs .Kohli lands his first punch now! Back of a length just outside off. Kohli stands up on his .toes and hacks it past mid wicket. Deep backward square leg was too fine to cut it off .as well! . .Virat Kohli vs Deepak Chahar .BALLS .57 .RUNS .78 .OUTS .1 .SR .136.84 .4s\/6s .12\/0\nChahar to Kohli, 2 runs .angled in on a length on middle and leg. Kohli looks to flick it away and squirts it off the .inside edge towards long leg. Back for a brace\nChahar to Kohli, 1 run .hard length on off. Kohli advances, tries to force it through the off side but cannot get it .past a diving Suryakumar at extra cover. Sharp work to his right\nBoult to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Kohli backs away, trying to go inside out but ends up .chunking it off the inside edge towards short fine leg\nBoult to Padikkal, no run .back of a length just outside off. Nips back in and Padikkal, up on his toes, stabs it .towards mid on . .Virat Kohli vs Trent Boult .BALLS .71 .RUNS .91 .OUTS .1 .SR .128.16 .4s\/6s .9\/5\nBoult to Padikkal, SIX runs .just over the fence! Padikkal and RCB have their first six of the evening! Banged into .the track on middle and off. Padikkal swivels and even though he does not middle it, he .muscles it over Bumrah at deep backward square leg!\nBoult to Padikkal, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Padikkal punches it to mid off and saunters across to .the other end\nBoult to Kohli, FOUR runs .four more! Kohli is turning it on now too! Back of a length on middle and leg. Sits up .and Kohli rides with the bounce, using his bottom hand to short-arm jab it past mid .wicket!\nBoult to Kohli, FOUR runs .sumptuous. Just sumptuous! Length outside off and Kohli climbs into this. Steps .forward, shows the maker's name and creams it between extra cover and mid off!\nBumrah to Padikkal, 1 run .on the money first up. On a length, angling into middle and off. Padikkal pushes it to mid .on and scrambles across to the other end .Bumrah versus Kohli. Proper box-office. Who is coming out on top tonight? . .Virat Kohli vs Jasprit Bumrah .BALLS .95 .RUNS .140 .OUTS .5 .SR .147.36 .4s\/6s .15\/5\nBumrah to Kohli, SIX runs .Kohli greets Bumrah with a trademark stroke! Marginally short on middle and off. Kohli .backs away and swats that one away like it was a fly. Right on the cushion, and Kohli .gets six!\nBumrah to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Kohli uses the angle and turns it towards deep .square leg .Kohli, so far, has looked a million dollars and is looking set for the long haul\nBumrah to Padikkal, 1 run .shortish on off. Padikkal goes back and across before tucking it off his hips towards .deep backward square leg\nBumrah to Kohli, no run .right into the blockhole on off stump. Kohli jams down on it and digs it out into the off .side\nBumrah to Kohli, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Kohli stretches forward and pokes it back towards the bowler, .whose slight misfield allows a single\nJacks to Kohli, FOUR runs .dispatched! Tossed up generously outside off and this lands right in the slot. Kohli .extends his arms and bangs it over the bowler's head!\nJacks to Kohli, no run .oh, big spin! Back of a length, pitching outside off and then spinning a mile. Kohli is cut .in half and gets rapped on the body\nJacks to Kohli, no run .back of a length, spinning into middle and leg. Kohli glances it towards short fine leg\nJacks to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Kohli gets behind the line and knocks it to long on .Around the wicket to Padikkal\nJacks to Padikkal, 1 run .fired in on a length on off. Padikkal hangs back and eases it to long off\nJacks to Kohli, FOUR runs .Kohli finds the fence yet again! This is a drag-down, spinning into Kohli's body. He gives .himself further room and hammers it past deep mid wicket!\nChahar to Padikkal, 1 run .off-pace on a length outside off. Padikkal gets forward and opens his bat face to dab it .towards deep backward point\nChahar to Kohli, 1 wide .slower bumper just outside off, which is a riposte to Kohli advance. He gets out of the .way hurriedly and the square leg umpire calls it a wide for height\nChahar to Kohli, 1 run .slower ball on a full length outside off. Kohli advances and flicks it towards long on\nChahar to Padikkal, SIX runs .shot! A bit of a half-tracker outside off and this is just begging to be hit. Padikkal winds .up, after picking the slower ball and slams it over mid on!\nChahar to Padikkal, SIX runs .this is an even better stroke! Banged into the track outside off. Gets up near the back .shoulder but Padikkal, somehow, manages to wallop it over deep mid wicket!\nChahar to Padikkal, FOUR runs .streaky but they all count! Fuller and wider outside off, asking Padikkal to fetch it. He .looks to go over mid on and gets it diametrically opposite to where he was aiming. He .will not mind it one bit, though. Neither will RCB!\nChahar to Padikkal, 1 run .full outside off. Padikkal, sitting deep in his crease, punches it towards mid off and then .hares across to the other end .MI want a breather, and why wouldn't they. RCB, despite losing Salt off the second ball .of the innings, have torn them apart in this powerplay and look set for a massive score, .unless MI can pull things back in the middle overs\nSantner to Padikkal, 1 run .back of a length on the pads. Padikkal tucks it away towards deep backward square leg .Sampath tells me this is the fourth-highest powerplay total against MI in the IPL and the .second-highest against them at Wankhede, behind 90 by CSK in 2015.\nSantner to Kohli, no run .slower and shorter outside off. Kohli, having backed away, has to reach out for it and .jabs it straight to extra cover\nSantner to Kohli, 1 run .fired in fuller on middle and leg. Kohli knocks it down the ground to long on . .Virat Kohli vs Mitchell Santner .BALLS .60 .RUNS .73 .OUTS .2 .SR .121.66 .4s\/6s .5\/3\nSantner to Padikkal, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Padikkal sits deep in his crease and eases it to long on\nSantner to Kohli, FOUR runs .smashed! Slower and landing right into the slot on off. Kohli gets down on one knee .early and clobbers it over mid wicket. That was hit so firmly!\nSantner to Kohli, 1 run .darted in full on leg stump. Kohli works it towards deep mid wicket\nHardik to Kohli, 1 run .hard length, following the batter outside leg. Kohli stands up tall and tugs it towards .deep mid wicket . .Devdutt Padikkal vs Hardik Pandya .BALLS .25 .RUNS .16 .OUTS .1 .SR .64.00 .4s\/6s .1\/1\nHardik to Padikkal, 1 leg bye .zipped in very full just outside leg. Padikkal swishes at it and misses, and the ball rolls .off his pads behind point\nHardik to Kohli, 1 run .angled in full on middle and off. Kohli comes onto the front foot and turns it towards .deep mid wicket . .Virat Kohli vs Hardik Pandya .BALLS .45 .RUNS .57 .OUTS .1 .SR .126.66 .4s\/6s .7\/1\nHardik to Padikkal, 1 run .dug into the track outside off. Padikkal opens up his stance and heaves it towards deep .backward square leg\nHardik to Kohli, no run .slow and short outside off. Kohli nearly swishes himself off his feet and seems to miss .it. There seemed to be a noise as the ball passed the bat but did not carry to Rickelton .anyway\nHardik to Kohli, no run .off-pace on a length outside off. Kohli gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards .extra cover\nPuthur to Padikkal, 1 run .slanted in on a length on leg stump. Padikkal skips down the track and whisks it .towards deep mid wicket\nPuthur to Kohli, 1 run .dragged down on leg stump. Kohli hops back and hoicks it towards deep backward .square leg\nPuthur to Padikkal, 1 run .pushed in very full just outside leg. Padikkal brings out the reverse and helps it past .backward point for a single\nPuthur to Kohli, SIX runs .Kohli goes big, and he brings up a 29-ball half-century! Tossed up into the slot on .middle and off. Kohli gets down on one knee and slugs it over wide long on! .See all photos\nPuthur to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Kohli goes deep into his crease and eases it to long off\nPuthur to Padikkal, OUT .goes a mile up, and Vignesh has a wicket! A vital, vital breakthrough and it is the .youngster coming up with the goods! Flighted up enticingly on a fullish length on .middle and leg. Padikkal thinks he can go downtown but the ball drops and dips on him .late. He has to reach out in front, which leads to his bottom hand coming off. Cannot .generate the requisite power and Jacks holds his nerve on the long on fence to do the .rest. Sprightly cameo, and Padikkal will feel he has done his job here! .Devdutt Padikkal c Jacks b Puthur 37 (22b 2x4 3x6 37m) SR: 168.18\nSantner to Kohli, no run .back of a length, following the batter outside leg. Kohli gets cramped for room and taps .it towards extra cover\nSantner to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length outside leg again. Kohli gets tucked up for the second ball running and .pats it enough to extra cover's left for a single\nSantner to Patidar, 2 runs .back of a length on middle and off. Patidar lets the ball come to him before placing it .perfectly between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg. Off the mark with a .brace\nSantner to Patidar, no run .back of a length on off. Patidar hangs back and stabs it towards mid wicket\nSantner to Patidar, no run .tossed up full on leg stump. Patidar comes onto the front foot and pokes it towards .extra cover\nSantner to Patidar, 1 wide .fired down leg on a back of a length. Patidar gets inside the line and lets it go. Called a .wide\nSantner to Patidar, 1 run .pushed in full on the pads. Patidar glances it towards deep backward square leg\nBumrah to Patidar, 1 run .off-pace on a length on leg stump. Patidar tucks it off his hips towards deep backward .square leg .Bumrah versus Kohli. All over again.\nBumrah to Kohli, 1 run .banged into the track outside off. Kohli advances and hacks it towards long on. That got .big on him\nBumrah to Patidar, 1 run .low full toss on middle and leg. Patidar flicks it towards deep mid wicket\nBumrah to Kohli, 1 run .low full toss outside off. Kohli cannot get under it and clinks it off the toe-end towards .long off .Sampath tells me Kohli's 29-ball fifty tonight is his fastest fifty in all T20s since 2019, .when he scored a 21-ball fifty at this venue vs WI.\nBumrah to Patidar, no run .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Patidar gets up on his toes and drops it right .beside him. A bit of chat between Kohli and Bumrah - all in jest, though!\nBumrah to Patidar, 1 run .slower ball on a length just outside off. Patidar comes onto the front foot and eases it .to long on\nSantner to Patidar, 1 run .fired in very full on middle and leg. Patidar digs it out towards long off\nSantner to Kohli, no run .back of a length outside off. Kohli skips down the track and smashes it straight to extra .cover. A yard either side and that might have been four\nSantner to Kohli, no run .slowed up nicely on a full length on leg stump. Kohli has a massive swipe across the .line and gets rapped on the pads\nSantner to Kohli, FOUR runs .Watch. The. Spin. A bit shorter but similarly slow, angling into off stump. Kohli backs .away and slaps it towards long off. Dhir over-runs it to his left and cannot recover .thereafter!\nSantner to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length of a length, following Kohli outside leg. He punches it down the ground .towards long off\nSantner to Patidar, 1 run .angled in on a length on leg stump. Patidar knocks it to long on and keeps strike\nHardik to Patidar, FOUR runs .innovation at its best! Back of a length wide outside off. Patidar moves across his .stumps early, gets down low and laps it beautifully over the keeper's head!\nHardik to Patidar, 2 runs .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Patidar holds his shape this time and chips it .easily over extra cover . .Rajat Patidar vs Hardik Pandya .BALLS .6 .RUNS .16 .OUTS .0 .SR .266.66 .4s\/6s .1\/1\nHardik to Patidar, no run .ouch! That will sting! Full and wide outside off. Patidar looks for the scoop again but .this time, jams it straight into his grille. Patidar has a smile on his face, and let's hope he .is alright .The physio is out to check on Patidar. Looks good to go, and he is lucky that ball did not .hit him a little lower. That would have been really painful and dangerous\nHardik to Patidar, FOUR runs .short, wide and punished! Not the greatest bit of bowling with short third in the ring. .Patidar jumps up onto his toes and upper-cuts it over the keeper!\nHardik to Patidar, no run .back of a length outside off. Holds a little in the surface and Patidar scuffs it back .towards the bowler\nHardik to Patidar, 1 run .safe! Short and wide outside off. Patidar throws his hands at it and cuts it on the .bounce to sweeper cover. On another day, that might have carried .Time for another pause. RCB have lost a bit of impetus in the last few overs, but are still .pretty well-placed to hunt for 200 and beyond. They have plenty of firepower to do so .too, and wickets could be the only way to slow them down from an MI POV\nSantner to Patidar, SIX runs .bam! Patidar is not hanging about after the time-out! Tossed up on a length on leg .stump. Patidar gives himself swinging room and launches it over long on!\nSantner to Patidar, 1 run .even slower on a length on middle and off. Patidar backs away a touch and pushes it .towards deep point\nSantner to Kohli, FOUR runs .shot! Shortens the length after seeing Kohli advance, but it does not matter to Kohli at .all. He does not get to the pitch but still manages to thump it over the bowler's head!\nSantner to Kohli, 2 runs .tossed up nicely on a length just outside off. Kohli advances, trying to smash it into next .week and is beaten in the air by the flight. Gets a thick outside edge and gets two for his .toil towards short third\nSantner to Kohli, 1 run .throws it up wide on a length. Kohli has to fetch it while stepping down and drags it into .the mid wicket region\nSantner to Patidar, SIX runs .right out of the screws! Darted into the slot on middle and off, and guess what happens .to those - they go miles. Patidar opens up his stance and smokes it clean over long off!\nHardik to Kohli, OUT .Hardik gets the better of Kohli, and the Wankhede finds its collective voice! Back of a .length delivery hung up wide outside off. Kohli, knowing there is space to access behind .square on the leg side, walks across. Has a swipe at it but does not control it as well as .he would have wanted. Miscues it and Dhir gobbles up the chance at deep mid wicket. A .solid pace-setting knock, but now, someone else will have to take RCB past 200! .Virat Kohli c Naman Dhir b Pandya 67 (42b 8x4 2x6 62m) SR: 159.52\nHardik to Livingstone, 1 wide .short and a mile outside off. Left alone by Livingstone and some more exercise for the .umpire\nHardik to Livingstone, no run .back of a length, kissing the tramlines on the off side. Livingstone looks to lap it away, .having shuffled across, but makes a complete mess of that attempt. The ball trickles .into the off side\nHardik to Livingstone, OUT .goes straight up, and Bumrah takes it! Hardik has two in the over, and he is tilting this .game his team's way! Back of a length and in another postcode to the stumps. But that .is the plan Hardik is bowling too. Livingstone tries to manufacture a scoop behind .square but gets it terribly wrong. Might have flicked the helmet on the way too, and that .shank is easily pouched by Bumrah at short third. RCB lose two in quick succession, .and MI have a bit of momentum! .Liam Livingstone c Bumrah b Pandya 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nHardik to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Jitesh waits for it and opens his bat face to guide it .towards deep backward point .Hardik now has 200 wickets in T20 cricket\nHardik to Patidar, 1 wide .full and wide outside off. Beyond the tramlines and the umpire has no qualms in calling .it a wide\nHardik to Patidar, FOUR runs .oh my word - what a shot! Back of a length and wide outside off again. Patidar moves .across early and then paddles it beautifully behind square!\nHardik to Patidar, 1 run .has Jitesh been run out?! Length outside off. Patidar gets forward and punches it past .extra cover. The ball rolls towards long off and that prompts Jitesh to hare down for the .second. Patidar, though, sends him back. Jitesh has to sprawl and that allows him to .regain his ground! . .IMPACT SUBMI .RG Sharma .V Puthur\nBoult to Patidar, 1 run .fullish on middle and leg. Patidar gets onto the front foot and drives it uppishly towards .long on\nBoult to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .Jitesh begins on his merry way! Slow, short and sitting up to be hit outside off. Jitesh .leaps up into the air and scythes it over backward point!\nBoult to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .sizzling shot to clear the fence! Another off-cutter, on a length wide outside off. Jitesh .goes through the line and carves it just over the sweeper at deep cover!\nBoult to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .slower bumper outside off. Jitesh gets up on his toes and pulls it powerfully towards .deep mid wicket. Having gotten hold of it, he will feel he missed out\nBoult to Patidar, 2 runs .in the slot on the stumps. Patidar plants his front foot and lifts it over the bowler's head. .Hardik tears around to his left from long on and reins it in\nBoult to Patidar, FOUR runs .four more! Patidar inching closer towards fifty, and RCB powering closer towards 200! .Attempted leg-stump yorker that goes wrong and ends up as a full ball on the pads. .Patidar gets bat on it and tickles it away fine!\nHardik to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .executes the wide yorker to perfection. Jitesh walks across early and digs it out .towards sweeper cover\nHardik to Patidar, SIX runs .banged down the ground, and Patidar brings up his fifty in style! This is a slot ball .outside off and this deserved to be smashed. Patidar extends his hands through the ball .and pumps it into the sightscreen!\nHardik to Patidar, SIX runs .Patidar is toying with Hardik Pandya now! This is shorter and perhaps wider outside .off. Patidar knows that is coming and takes a step across his stumps to whack it over .cow corner!\nHardik to Patidar, FOUR runs .four more! Patidar is on absolute fire, and MI have no answers whatsoever! Angled in .on a length on middle and off. Patidar uses the angle and whips it away behind square .over backward square leg! .230 on the cards now\nHardik to Patidar, 1 wide .full and wide outside off. Beyond the tramlines and the umpire has no qualms in calling .it a wide\nHardik to Patidar, 1 run .into the blockhole just outside off. Patidar digs it out into the off side and Jitesh is alert .enough to sneak in a single\nHardik to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .edged and four! Everything going RCB's way now! Low full toss slanting into off stump. .Jitesh looks to tug it over deep mid wicket and gets a leading edge that flies over short .third instead!\nBumrah to Patidar, 1 run .full toss on leg stump. Patidar is a little late on the stroke and scuffs it towards deep .backward square leg. He will feel he missed out there\nBumrah to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .slower ball on a full length wide outside off. Jitesh has an ungainly hoick at it and .squirts it off the inside edge towards square leg\nBumrah to Patidar, 1 run .low full toss on middle stump. Patidar cannot get under it enough and flicks it on the .bounce to deep mid wicket\nBumrah to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .full toss on middle and leg. Jitesh is a little late to pick this up and punches it past the .bowler for a single. That was bowled at 136.6kph\nBumrah to Patidar, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Patidar stands up tall and clinks it right off the toe-end. .Clears the bowler but only fetches a single to long off . .Jitesh Sharma vs Trent Boult .BALLS .10 .RUNS .23 .OUTS .0 .SR .230.00 .4s\/6s .1\/2\nBumrah to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .full toss on middle and leg and Jitesh cannot capitalize on this as well. Tugs it towards .deep mid wicket, and just six singles off the 18th!\nBoult to Jitesh Sharma, 1 wide .full and a country mile outside off. Jitesh shoulders arms and the umpire calls it a wide\nBoult to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .goodness gracious me - that is a shot and a half! Misses the wide yorker by a smidgen .on the shorter side and Jitesh pounces. Gets down low, snaps his wrists into action and .shovels it over deep mid wicket! . .Jitesh Sharma vs Trent Boult .BALLS .12 .RUNS .29 .OUTS .0 .SR .241.66 .4s\/6s .1\/3\nBoult to Jitesh Sharma, no run .low full toss wide outside off. Jitesh, sitting deep in his crease, drills it straight to extra .cover\nBoult to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .six more - Jitesh is taking Boult apart in the 19th! Zipped in on a length on middle and .off. Jitesh walks a great deal outside off and still manages to get down on one knee and .lap it over fine leg!\nBoult to Jitesh Sharma, no run .banged into the track outside off. Jitesh jumps up onto his toes and has a swish at it. .Makes no contact whatsoever\nBoult to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Jitesh stands up tall and hacks it towards long off\nBoult to Patidar, 1 wide .short and wide outside off. Patidar has a huge swish at it and only has a fresh-air shot. .Called a wide\nBoult to Patidar, OUT .goes straight up and Rickelton channels his inner Superman to snare that chance! .Slanted across full outside off. Patidar shuffles across, trying to scoop it fine and gets a .fat top edge. The ball goes a mile up and Rickelton calls for it early. Tracks it all the way .and then lunges forward to complete the catch. This could be a big moment in this .innings still, given how Patidar was going, but take nothing away from this blistering .knock! .Rajat Patidar c \u2020Rickelton b Boult 64 (32b 5x4 4x6 50m) SR: 200\nBumrah to Jitesh Sharma, no run .off the glove, and just short! A mix-up too and it is all happening here now! Sharp .bumper on leg stump. Gets big on Jitesh and the ball scrapes his glove on the way. .Rickelton, after taking a few steps forward, dives but cannot get there. David and Jitesh .then have a slight mix-up and the end result is no run taken\nBumrah to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .low full toss on leg stump. Jitesh gets down low but still cannot get under it. Swipes it .towards deep mid wicket .David on strike. He will have faced Bumrah a lot in the nets, and before the game, said .he would probably try and get his toes out of the way when up against the pacer. What .does this match-up have in store tonight?\nBumrah to David, 1 run .slanted into the blockhole on middle and leg. David jams down on it and with an open .bat face, squeezes it out to deep point .Jitesh back on strike. He has made decent contact on those low full tosses and now, .the question is whether he can time it well enough to find the fence\nBumrah to Jitesh Sharma, no run .back of a length, angling into middle and leg, and this completely flummoxes Jitesh. He .was shaping for the scoop\/sweep but the length does him all ends up\nBumrah to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .in the slot, and Jitesh sends that ten rows back over long on! Bumrah errs, perhaps for .the first time in this death-overs spell. Jitesh, sitting deep in his crease, gets under it .and boshes it over long on!\nBumrah to Jitesh Sharma, no run .smashed on the pads, and Bumrah finishes his evening's work with a wicket! Or does .he? Jitesh has reviewed but that will be immaterial, in a run-scoring context! Searing .yorker on middle and off. Jitesh, standing outside off, looks to sweep it away and gets .hit on the back leg. Impact could be an issue, and impact is an issue according to Ball .Tracking. Impact outside the line, and Jitesh will remain unbeaten! .Virat Kohli: .MI will feel they conceded maybe 15-20 more than they would have wanted. Bumrah did .what Bumrah does, but the rest travelled, especially at the death. Vignesh, who bowled .just the one over, bagged the wicket of Padikkal, with Boult accounting for Salt, and .Hardik removing Kohli and Livingstone. MI have the firepower to chase this, but it could .be a very steep chase, especially with the ball holding a little in the pitch. Join us in a bit .for the chase!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs MI, 20th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Boult to Salt, FOUR runs oh, what a shot to kick things off! Boult goes searching for swing and over-pitches just outside off. Salt presses forward and blasts it between extra cover and mid off. Turns around, marks his guard and does not even bother to see where that has gone! Phil Salt vs Trent Boult BALLS 12 RUNS 13 OUTS 1 SR 108.33 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Boult to Salt, OUT four and out! Boult breezes through Salt's defences and the Wankhede has something to cheer about very, very early! Full on middle stump and this curves back in beautifully. Salt looks to tug it away, perhaps aiming too square and only connects with fresh air. The ball sneaks past his blade and then leaves the stumps in an absolute mess. Salt livid with himself; Boult absolutely overjoyed, as are the thousands in blue at the ground. First blood to the Mumbai Indians! \n Boult to Padikkal, FOUR runs Padikkal starts off with a pristine boundary too! Length outside off. Shapes away but Padikkal accounts for it. Stays on top of the bounce and threads it between cover and point!\n Boult to Padikkal, no run fuller outside off. Padikkal gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards mid off\n Boult to Padikkal, no run back of a length in the channel and this moves away late. Padikkal has a nibble at it with minimal footwork and is beaten all ends up\n Boult to Padikkal, no run angled in on a back of a length on middle and leg. Padikkal lets the ball come to him before tapping it towards mid wicket\n Chahar to Kohli, no run length outside off, swinging away a touch. Kohli gets forward and drives it on the up towards extra cover. Nice timing on that by Kohli\n Chahar to Kohli, no run massive lbw shout, not given! Back of a length, pitching just outside off and decking back in sharply. Kohli is caught on the crease and gets rapped on the pads. Chahar insisted, but the umpire was unmoved. Might have been high and also going down leg\n Chahar to Kohli, 2 runs back of a length on middle and off. Kohli takes a step down the track and pushes it past mid wicket to get off the mark with a brace\n Chahar to Kohli, FOUR runs Kohli lands his first punch now! Back of a length just outside off. Kohli stands up on his toes and hacks it past mid wicket. Deep backward square leg was too fine to cut it off as well! Virat Kohli vs Deepak Chahar BALLS 57 RUNS 78 OUTS 1 SR 136.84 4s\/6s 12\/0\n Chahar to Kohli, 2 runs angled in on a length on middle and leg. Kohli looks to flick it away and squirts it off the inside edge towards long leg. Back for a brace\n Chahar to Kohli, 1 run hard length on off. Kohli advances, tries to force it through the off side but cannot get it past a diving Suryakumar at extra cover. Sharp work to his right\n Boult to Kohli, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Kohli backs away, trying to go inside out but ends up chunking it off the inside edge towards short fine leg\n Boult to Padikkal, no run back of a length just outside off. Nips back in and Padikkal, up on his toes, stabs it towards mid on Virat Kohli vs Trent Boult BALLS 71 RUNS 91 OUTS 1 SR 128.16 4s\/6s 9\/5\n Boult to Padikkal, SIX runs just over the fence! Padikkal and RCB have their first six of the evening! Banged into the track on middle and off. Padikkal swivels and even though he does not middle it, he muscles it over Bumrah at deep backward square leg!\n Boult to Padikkal, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Padikkal punches it to mid off and saunters across to the other end\n Boult to Kohli, FOUR runs four more! Kohli is turning it on now too! Back of a length on middle and leg. Sits up and Kohli rides with the bounce, using his bottom hand to short-arm jab it past mid wicket!\n Boult to Kohli, FOUR runs sumptuous. Just sumptuous! Length outside off and Kohli climbs into this. Steps forward, shows the maker's name and creams it between extra cover and mid off!\n Bumrah to Padikkal, 1 run on the money first up. On a length, angling into middle and off. Padikkal pushes it to mid on and scrambles across to the other end Bumrah versus Kohli. Proper box-office. Who is coming out on top tonight? Virat Kohli vs Jasprit Bumrah BALLS 95 RUNS 140 OUTS 5 SR 147.36 4s\/6s 15\/5\n Bumrah to Kohli, SIX runs Kohli greets Bumrah with a trademark stroke! Marginally short on middle and off. Kohli backs away and swats that one away like it was a fly. Right on the cushion, and Kohli gets six!\n Bumrah to Kohli, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Kohli uses the angle and turns it towards deep square leg Kohli, so far, has looked a million dollars and is looking set for the long haul\n Bumrah to Padikkal, 1 run shortish on off. Padikkal goes back and across before tucking it off his hips towards deep backward square leg\n Bumrah to Kohli, no run right into the blockhole on off stump. Kohli jams down on it and digs it out into the off side\n Bumrah to Kohli, 1 run fullish just outside off. Kohli stretches forward and pokes it back towards the bowler, whose slight misfield allows a single\n Jacks to Kohli, FOUR runs dispatched! Tossed up generously outside off and this lands right in the slot. Kohli extends his arms and bangs it over the bowler's head!\n Jacks to Kohli, no run oh, big spin! Back of a length, pitching outside off and then spinning a mile. Kohli is cut in half and gets rapped on the body\n Jacks to Kohli, no run back of a length, spinning into middle and leg. Kohli glances it towards short fine leg\n Jacks to Kohli, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Kohli gets behind the line and knocks it to long on Around the wicket to Padikkal\n Jacks to Padikkal, 1 run fired in on a length on off. Padikkal hangs back and eases it to long off\n Jacks to Kohli, FOUR runs Kohli finds the fence yet again! This is a drag-down, spinning into Kohli's body. He gives himself further room and hammers it past deep mid wicket!\n Chahar to Padikkal, 1 run off-pace on a length outside off. Padikkal gets forward and opens his bat face to dab it towards deep backward point\n Chahar to Kohli, 1 wide slower bumper just outside off, which is a riposte to Kohli advance. He gets out of the way hurriedly and the square leg umpire calls it a wide for height\n Chahar to Kohli, 1 run slower ball on a full length outside off. Kohli advances and flicks it towards long on\n Chahar to Padikkal, SIX runs shot! A bit of a half-tracker outside off and this is just begging to be hit. Padikkal winds up, after picking the slower ball and slams it over mid on!\n Chahar to Padikkal, SIX runs this is an even better stroke! Banged into the track outside off. Gets up near the back shoulder but Padikkal, somehow, manages to wallop it over deep mid wicket!\n Chahar to Padikkal, FOUR runs streaky but they all count! Fuller and wider outside off, asking Padikkal to fetch it. He looks to go over mid on and gets it diametrically opposite to where he was aiming. He will not mind it one bit, though. Neither will RCB!\n Chahar to Padikkal, 1 run full outside off. Padikkal, sitting deep in his crease, punches it towards mid off and then hares across to the other end MI want a breather, and why wouldn't they. RCB, despite losing Salt off the second ball of the innings, have torn them apart in this powerplay and look set for a massive score, unless MI can pull things back in the middle overs\n Santner to Padikkal, 1 run back of a length on the pads. Padikkal tucks it away towards deep backward square leg Sampath tells me this is the fourth-highest powerplay total against MI in the IPL and the second-highest against them at Wankhede, behind 90 by CSK in 2015.\n Santner to Kohli, no run slower and shorter outside off. Kohli, having backed away, has to reach out for it and jabs it straight to extra cover\n Santner to Kohli, 1 run fired in fuller on middle and leg. Kohli knocks it down the ground to long on Virat Kohli vs Mitchell Santner BALLS 60 RUNS 73 OUTS 2 SR 121.66 4s\/6s 5\/3\n Santner to Padikkal, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Padikkal sits deep in his crease and eases it to long on\n Santner to Kohli, FOUR runs smashed! Slower and landing right into the slot on off. Kohli gets down on one knee early and clobbers it over mid wicket. That was hit so firmly!\n Santner to Kohli, 1 run darted in full on leg stump. Kohli works it towards deep mid wicket\n Hardik to Kohli, 1 run hard length, following the batter outside leg. Kohli stands up tall and tugs it towards deep mid wicket Devdutt Padikkal vs Hardik Pandya BALLS 25 RUNS 16 OUTS 1 SR 64.00 4s\/6s 1\/1\n Hardik to Padikkal, 1 leg bye zipped in very full just outside leg. Padikkal swishes at it and misses, and the ball rolls off his pads behind point\n Hardik to Kohli, 1 run angled in full on middle and off. Kohli comes onto the front foot and turns it towards deep mid wicket Virat Kohli vs Hardik Pandya BALLS 45 RUNS 57 OUTS 1 SR 126.66 4s\/6s 7\/1\n Hardik to Padikkal, 1 run dug into the track outside off. Padikkal opens up his stance and heaves it towards deep backward square leg\n Hardik to Kohli, no run slow and short outside off. Kohli nearly swishes himself off his feet and seems to miss it. There seemed to be a noise as the ball passed the bat but did not carry to Rickelton anyway\n Hardik to Kohli, no run off-pace on a length outside off. Kohli gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards extra cover\n Puthur to Padikkal, 1 run slanted in on a length on leg stump. Padikkal skips down the track and whisks it towards deep mid wicket\n Puthur to Kohli, 1 run dragged down on leg stump. Kohli hops back and hoicks it towards deep backward square leg\n Puthur to Padikkal, 1 run pushed in very full just outside leg. Padikkal brings out the reverse and helps it past backward point for a single\n Puthur to Kohli, SIX runs Kohli goes big, and he brings up a 29-ball half-century! Tossed up into the slot on middle and off. Kohli gets down on one knee and slugs it over wide long on! See all photos\n Puthur to Kohli, 1 run back of a length outside off. Kohli goes deep into his crease and eases it to long off\n Puthur to Padikkal, OUT goes a mile up, and Vignesh has a wicket! A vital, vital breakthrough and it is the youngster coming up with the goods! Flighted up enticingly on a fullish length on middle and leg. Padikkal thinks he can go downtown but the ball drops and dips on him late. He has to reach out in front, which leads to his bottom hand coming off. Cannot generate the requisite power and Jacks holds his nerve on the long on fence to do the rest. Sprightly cameo, and Padikkal will feel he has done his job here! \n Santner to Kohli, no run back of a length, following the batter outside leg. Kohli gets cramped for room and taps it towards extra cover\n Santner to Kohli, 1 run back of a length outside leg again. Kohli gets tucked up for the second ball running and pats it enough to extra cover's left for a single\n Santner to Patidar, 2 runs back of a length on middle and off. Patidar lets the ball come to him before placing it perfectly between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg. Off the mark with a brace\n Santner to Patidar, no run back of a length on off. Patidar hangs back and stabs it towards mid wicket\n Santner to Patidar, no run tossed up full on leg stump. Patidar comes onto the front foot and pokes it towards extra cover\n Santner to Patidar, 1 wide fired down leg on a back of a length. Patidar gets inside the line and lets it go. Called a wide\n Santner to Patidar, 1 run pushed in full on the pads. Patidar glances it towards deep backward square leg\n Bumrah to Patidar, 1 run off-pace on a length on leg stump. Patidar tucks it off his hips towards deep backward square leg Bumrah versus Kohli. All over again.\n Bumrah to Kohli, 1 run banged into the track outside off. Kohli advances and hacks it towards long on. That got big on him\n Bumrah to Patidar, 1 run low full toss on middle and leg. Patidar flicks it towards deep mid wicket\n Bumrah to Kohli, 1 run low full toss outside off. Kohli cannot get under it and clinks it off the toe-end towards long off Sampath tells me Kohli's 29-ball fifty tonight is his fastest fifty in all T20s since 2019, when he scored a 21-ball fifty at this venue vs WI.\n Bumrah to Patidar, no run off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Patidar gets up on his toes and drops it right beside him. A bit of chat between Kohli and Bumrah - all in jest, though!\n Bumrah to Patidar, 1 run slower ball on a length just outside off. Patidar comes onto the front foot and eases it to long on\n Santner to Patidar, 1 run fired in very full on middle and leg. Patidar digs it out towards long off\n Santner to Kohli, no run back of a length outside off. Kohli skips down the track and smashes it straight to extra cover. A yard either side and that might have been four\n Santner to Kohli, no run slowed up nicely on a full length on leg stump. Kohli has a massive swipe across the line and gets rapped on the pads\n Santner to Kohli, FOUR runs Watch. The. Spin. A bit shorter but similarly slow, angling into off stump. Kohli backs away and slaps it towards long off. Dhir over-runs it to his left and cannot recover thereafter!\n Santner to Kohli, 1 run back of a length of a length, following Kohli outside leg. He punches it down the ground towards long off\n Santner to Patidar, 1 run angled in on a length on leg stump. Patidar knocks it to long on and keeps strike\n Hardik to Patidar, FOUR runs innovation at its best! Back of a length wide outside off. Patidar moves across his stumps early, gets down low and laps it beautifully over the keeper's head!\n Hardik to Patidar, 2 runs off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Patidar holds his shape this time and chips it easily over extra cover Rajat Patidar vs Hardik Pandya BALLS 6 RUNS 16 OUTS 0 SR 266.66 4s\/6s 1\/1\n Hardik to Patidar, no run ouch! That will sting! Full and wide outside off. Patidar looks for the scoop again but this time, jams it straight into his grille. Patidar has a smile on his face, and let's hope he is alright The physio is out to check on Patidar. Looks good to go, and he is lucky that ball did not hit him a little lower. That would have been really painful and dangerous\n Hardik to Patidar, FOUR runs short, wide and punished! Not the greatest bit of bowling with short third in the ring. Patidar jumps up onto his toes and upper-cuts it over the keeper!\n Hardik to Patidar, no run back of a length outside off. Holds a little in the surface and Patidar scuffs it back towards the bowler\n Hardik to Patidar, 1 run safe! Short and wide outside off. Patidar throws his hands at it and cuts it on the bounce to sweeper cover. On another day, that might have carried Time for another pause. RCB have lost a bit of impetus in the last few overs, but are still pretty well-placed to hunt for 200 and beyond. They have plenty of firepower to do so too, and wickets could be the only way to slow them down from an MI POV\n Santner to Patidar, SIX runs bam! Patidar is not hanging about after the time-out! Tossed up on a length on leg stump. Patidar gives himself swinging room and launches it over long on!\n Santner to Patidar, 1 run even slower on a length on middle and off. Patidar backs away a touch and pushes it towards deep point\n Santner to Kohli, FOUR runs shot! Shortens the length after seeing Kohli advance, but it does not matter to Kohli at all. He does not get to the pitch but still manages to thump it over the bowler's head!\n Santner to Kohli, 2 runs tossed up nicely on a length just outside off. Kohli advances, trying to smash it into next week and is beaten in the air by the flight. Gets a thick outside edge and gets two for his toil towards short third\n Santner to Kohli, 1 run throws it up wide on a length. Kohli has to fetch it while stepping down and drags it into the mid wicket region\n Santner to Patidar, SIX runs right out of the screws! Darted into the slot on middle and off, and guess what happens to those - they go miles. Patidar opens up his stance and smokes it clean over long off!\n Hardik to Kohli, OUT Hardik gets the better of Kohli, and the Wankhede finds its collective voice! Back of a length delivery hung up wide outside off. Kohli, knowing there is space to access behind square on the leg side, walks across. Has a swipe at it but does not control it as well as he would have wanted. Miscues it and Dhir gobbles up the chance at deep mid wicket. A solid pace-setting knock, but now, someone else will have to take RCB past 200! \n Hardik to Livingstone, 1 wide short and a mile outside off. Left alone by Livingstone and some more exercise for the umpire\n Hardik to Livingstone, no run back of a length, kissing the tramlines on the off side. Livingstone looks to lap it away, having shuffled across, but makes a complete mess of that attempt. The ball trickles into the off side\n Hardik to Livingstone, OUT goes straight up, and Bumrah takes it! Hardik has two in the over, and he is tilting this game his team's way! Back of a length and in another postcode to the stumps. But that is the plan Hardik is bowling too. Livingstone tries to manufacture a scoop behind square but gets it terribly wrong. Might have flicked the helmet on the way too, and that shank is easily pouched by Bumrah at short third. RCB lose two in quick succession, and MI have a bit of momentum! \n Hardik to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run back of a length outside off. Jitesh waits for it and opens his bat face to guide it towards deep backward point Hardik now has 200 wickets in T20 cricket\n Hardik to Patidar, 1 wide full and wide outside off. Beyond the tramlines and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Hardik to Patidar, FOUR runs oh my word - what a shot! Back of a length and wide outside off again. Patidar moves across early and then paddles it beautifully behind square!\n Hardik to Patidar, 1 run has Jitesh been run out?! Length outside off. Patidar gets forward and punches it past extra cover. The ball rolls towards long off and that prompts Jitesh to hare down for the second. Patidar, though, sends him back. Jitesh has to sprawl and that allows him to regain his ground! IMPACT SUBMI RG Sharma V Puthur\n Boult to Patidar, 1 run fullish on middle and leg. Patidar gets onto the front foot and drives it uppishly towards long on\n Boult to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs Jitesh begins on his merry way! Slow, short and sitting up to be hit outside off. Jitesh leaps up into the air and scythes it over backward point!\n Boult to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs sizzling shot to clear the fence! Another off-cutter, on a length wide outside off. Jitesh goes through the line and carves it just over the sweeper at deep cover!\n Boult to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run slower bumper outside off. Jitesh gets up on his toes and pulls it powerfully towards deep mid wicket. Having gotten hold of it, he will feel he missed out\n Boult to Patidar, 2 runs in the slot on the stumps. Patidar plants his front foot and lifts it over the bowler's head. Hardik tears around to his left from long on and reins it in\n Boult to Patidar, FOUR runs four more! Patidar inching closer towards fifty, and RCB powering closer towards 200! Attempted leg-stump yorker that goes wrong and ends up as a full ball on the pads. Patidar gets bat on it and tickles it away fine!\n Hardik to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run executes the wide yorker to perfection. Jitesh walks across early and digs it out towards sweeper cover\n Hardik to Patidar, SIX runs banged down the ground, and Patidar brings up his fifty in style! This is a slot ball outside off and this deserved to be smashed. Patidar extends his hands through the ball and pumps it into the sightscreen!\n Hardik to Patidar, SIX runs Patidar is toying with Hardik Pandya now! This is shorter and perhaps wider outside off. Patidar knows that is coming and takes a step across his stumps to whack it over cow corner!\n Hardik to Patidar, FOUR runs four more! Patidar is on absolute fire, and MI have no answers whatsoever! Angled in on a length on middle and off. Patidar uses the angle and whips it away behind square over backward square leg! 230 on the cards now\n Hardik to Patidar, 1 wide full and wide outside off. Beyond the tramlines and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Hardik to Patidar, 1 run into the blockhole just outside off. Patidar digs it out into the off side and Jitesh is alert enough to sneak in a single\n Hardik to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs edged and four! Everything going RCB's way now! Low full toss slanting into off stump. Jitesh looks to tug it over deep mid wicket and gets a leading edge that flies over short third instead!\n Bumrah to Patidar, 1 run full toss on leg stump. Patidar is a little late on the stroke and scuffs it towards deep backward square leg. He will feel he missed out there\n Bumrah to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run slower ball on a full length wide outside off. Jitesh has an ungainly hoick at it and squirts it off the inside edge towards square leg\n Bumrah to Patidar, 1 run low full toss on middle stump. Patidar cannot get under it enough and flicks it on the bounce to deep mid wicket\n Bumrah to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run full toss on middle and leg. Jitesh is a little late to pick this up and punches it past the bowler for a single. That was bowled at 136.6kph\n Bumrah to Patidar, 1 run back of a length outside off. Patidar stands up tall and clinks it right off the toe-end. Clears the bowler but only fetches a single to long off Jitesh Sharma vs Trent Boult BALLS 10 RUNS 23 OUTS 0 SR 230.00 4s\/6s 1\/2\n Bumrah to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run full toss on middle and leg and Jitesh cannot capitalize on this as well. Tugs it towards deep mid wicket, and just six singles off the 18th!\n Boult to Jitesh Sharma, 1 wide full and a country mile outside off. Jitesh shoulders arms and the umpire calls it a wide\n Boult to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs goodness gracious me - that is a shot and a half! Misses the wide yorker by a smidgen on the shorter side and Jitesh pounces. Gets down low, snaps his wrists into action and shovels it over deep mid wicket! Jitesh Sharma vs Trent Boult BALLS 12 RUNS 29 OUTS 0 SR 241.66 4s\/6s 1\/3\n Boult to Jitesh Sharma, no run low full toss wide outside off. Jitesh, sitting deep in his crease, drills it straight to extra cover\n Boult to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs six more - Jitesh is taking Boult apart in the 19th! Zipped in on a length on middle and off. Jitesh walks a great deal outside off and still manages to get down on one knee and lap it over fine leg!\n Boult to Jitesh Sharma, no run banged into the track outside off. Jitesh jumps up onto his toes and has a swish at it. Makes no contact whatsoever\n Boult to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run back of a length outside off. Jitesh stands up tall and hacks it towards long off\n Boult to Patidar, 1 wide short and wide outside off. Patidar has a huge swish at it and only has a fresh-air shot. Called a wide\n Boult to Patidar, OUT goes straight up and Rickelton channels his inner Superman to snare that chance! Slanted across full outside off. Patidar shuffles across, trying to scoop it fine and gets a fat top edge. The ball goes a mile up and Rickelton calls for it early. Tracks it all the way and then lunges forward to complete the catch. This could be a big moment in this innings still, given how Patidar was going, but take nothing away from this blistering knock! \n Bumrah to Jitesh Sharma, no run off the glove, and just short! A mix-up too and it is all happening here now! Sharp bumper on leg stump. Gets big on Jitesh and the ball scrapes his glove on the way. Rickelton, after taking a few steps forward, dives but cannot get there. David and Jitesh then have a slight mix-up and the end result is no run taken\n Bumrah to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run low full toss on leg stump. Jitesh gets down low but still cannot get under it. Swipes it towards deep mid wicket David on strike. He will have faced Bumrah a lot in the nets, and before the game, said he would probably try and get his toes out of the way when up against the pacer. What does this match-up have in store tonight?\n Bumrah to David, 1 run slanted into the blockhole on middle and leg. David jams down on it and with an open bat face, squeezes it out to deep point Jitesh back on strike. He has made decent contact on those low full tosses and now, the question is whether he can time it well enough to find the fence\n Bumrah to Jitesh Sharma, no run back of a length, angling into middle and leg, and this completely flummoxes Jitesh. He was shaping for the scoop\/sweep but the length does him all ends up\n Bumrah to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs in the slot, and Jitesh sends that ten rows back over long on! Bumrah errs, perhaps for the first time in this death-overs spell. Jitesh, sitting deep in his crease, gets under it and boshes it over long on!\n Bumrah to Jitesh Sharma, no run smashed on the pads, and Bumrah finishes his evening's work with a wicket! Or does he? Jitesh has reviewed but that will be immaterial, in a run-scoring context! Searing yorker on middle and off. Jitesh, standing outside off, looks to sweep it away and gets hit on the back leg. Impact could be an issue, and impact is an issue according to Ball Tracking. Impact outside the line, and Jitesh will remain unbeaten! Virat Kohli: MI will feel they conceded maybe 15-20 more than they would have wanted. Bumrah did what Bumrah does, but the rest travelled, especially at the death. Vignesh, who bowled just the one over, bagged the wicket of Padikkal, with Boult accounting for Salt, and Hardik removing Kohli and Livingstone. MI have the firepower to chase this, but it could be a very steep chase, especially with the ball holding a little in the pitch. Join us in a bit for the chase!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["David","Jitesh Sharma","Kohli","Livingstone","Padikkal","Patidar","Salt"],"Runs":[1.0,40.0,67.0,0.0,37.0,64.0,4.0],"Balls_Faced":[1,19,42,2,22,32,2],"Fours":[0,2,8,0,2,5,1],"Sixes":[0,4,2,0,3,4,0],"S\/R":[100.0,210.53,159.52,0.0,168.18,200.0,200.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Naman Dhir b Pandya","c Bumrah b Pandya","c Jacks b Puthur","c \u2020Rickelton b Boult","b Boult"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Boult","Bumrah","Chahar","Hardik","Jacks","Puthur","Santner"],"Balls":[24,24,12,24,6,6,24],"Runs_Given":[57.0,29.0,29.0,45.0,10.0,10.0,40.0],"Wickets":[2,0,0,2,0,1,0],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,2.0,4.0,1.0,1.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Shami to de Kock, 1 wide .wild delivery to start off. A mile outside leg and Klaasen does well to get something .behind it. That swung a great deal, though\nShami to de Kock, 4 leg byes .off the pads and into the fence! Back of a length, swinging into the pads. de Kock is late .on the flick but the ball brushes enough of his pad to beat the keeper to his right! .Some swing on offer early but Shami has not been able to control it yet. Over the wicket .now\nShami to de Kock, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. de Kock gets up on his toes and stabs it into the square .leg region to get off the mark\nShami to Narine, 1 leg bye .shortish, slanting into leg stump from around the wicket. Narine has a half-hearted tug .at it and the ball pops up off his body into the on side. That was bowled at 140.4kph .Over the wicket to QDK\nShami to de Kock, no run .shortish just outside off. de Kock lets the ball come to him before stabbing it into the off .side\nShami to de Kock, no run .back of a length on middle and off, de Kock gets behind the line and drops it into the off .side with soft hands\nShami to de Kock, no run .oh! Back of a length, pitching on middle and off and then nipping away with the angle. .de Kock goes nibbling at it and is beaten on the outside\nCummins to Narine, SIX runs .fetch that, says Sunil Narine! Banged into the track outside off and this sits up nicely for .Narine. He picks the length up, clears his front hip and swats it over deep mid wicket!\nCummins to Narine, no run .well well! Zipped into the blockhole just outside leg. Narine gets into a bit of a tangle .and swishes at thin air. Gets nutmegged too. Cummins has a wry smile on his face .Long on and deep mid wicket on the fence . .Sunil Narine vs Pat Cummins .BALLS .9 .RUNS .25 .OUTS .2 .SR .277.77 .4s\/6s .3\/2\nCummins to Narine, no run .full toss outside off. Narine backs away and drills it straight to extra cover. He will feel .he missed out there\nCummins to Narine, 1 leg bye .back of a length, jamming into leg stump and cramping Narine for room. He has a hack .at it and the ball rolls off his pads into the off side\nCummins to de Kock, OUT .Cummins breaks through early, and de Kock's hot and cold tournament continues! .Bumper on the stumps and this seems to get a little big on de Kock. More than that, he .gets cramped for room and cannot extend his arms fully. Cloths his pull and Ansari .makes no mistake at deep mid wicket. de Kock is disappointed as he walks off; .Cummins delighted, because his plan has come off. KKR rocked early! .Quinton de Kock c Zeeshan Ansari b Cummins 1 (6b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 16.66\nCummins to Rahane, no run .back of a length just outside off. Rahane gets up on his toes and taps it gently towards .backward point\nShami to Narine, 1 run .safe! Full and swinging into the pads. Narine clears his front leg and swings for the hills. .Hacks it on the bounce to long on\nShami to Rahane, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Rahane transfers his weight forward and flicks it neatly to mid .on's right. Cummins dives full-stretch and saves three. Excellent from the skipper!\nShami to Narine, OUT .nicked and gone! KKR lose their second in as many overs, and Shami is on the board .as well now! Right up in the blockhole, just outside off. Narine backs away early and .then tries to squeeze it out. Gets a thick outside edge and Klaasen gobbles it up to his .left comfortably. Narine hangs around, perhaps hoping for some support from his .captain, but then trudges off reluctantly. The bat hit the ground and the ball then hit the .outside edge. Shami raises his right hand in celebration, and KKR are two down inside .three overs! .Sunil Narine c \u2020Klaasen b Mohammed Shami 7 (7b 0x4 1x6 13m) SR: 100\nShami to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .hard length outside off. A bit of nip back in and Raghuvanshi watches the ball all the .way, dabbing it towards deep backward point\nShami to Rahane, no run .length outside off. Rahane gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards extra cover. .Did not time that as well as the flick earlier in the over\nShami to Rahane, no run .shorter outside off. Rahane rises with the bounce and punches it towards cover point. .Dot to end the over\nCummins to A Raghuvanshi, no run .back of a length outside off and this zips off the surface. Raghuvanshi gives Cummins .the charge and then wafts at it, only to connect with fresh air\nCummins to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs .oopsie! Much fuller outside off. Raghuvanshi clinks his drive towards extra cover, who .misfields and allows a couple of runs\nCummins to A Raghuvanshi, no run .hard length just outside off and this seams back in a touch. Cramps Raghuvanshi on the .cut and he chunks it off the inside edge into his body\nCummins to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .dug into the track on middle and off. Raghuvanshi stands up on his toes and pulls it on .the bounce to deep backward square leg. On another day, that might have carried\nCummins to Rahane, SIX runs .oh my days - that is a shot and a half! Marginally short outside off and Rahane climbs .into it. He stands up tall and whacks it over deep mid wicket!\nCummins to Rahane, no run .back of a length in the channel. Decks back in considerably and nearly cuts Rahane in .half. Off the back thigh and on the bounce to the keeper\nShami to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi gets up on his toes and jabs it towards deep .backward point\nShami to Rahane, no run .back of a length just outside off. Rahane stays back, creates a bit of room for himself by .staying leg-side of the ball and punches it to cover point\nShami to Rahane, no run .shortish outside off. Rahane hangs back in his crease and tries to force it through the .off side. Scuffs it to extra cover instead . .Ajinkya Rahane vs Mohammed Shami .BALLS .55 .RUNS .87 .OUTS .0 .SR .158.18 .4s\/6s .13\/2\nShami to Rahane, SIX runs .Rahane has come to play tonight! Fullish in and around off. Rahane picks the line and .the length early, almost gets down on one knee and dumps it over the deep backward .square leg fence!\nShami to Rahane, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Rahane gets up on his toes and stabs it enough to mid .on's right for a single\nShami to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .flayed away! Back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi marches down the track and .throws the kitchen sink at it. Slashes it behind point and the ball skips off the practice .pitches to beat the sweeper on the deep backward point fence!\nSimarjeet Singh to Rahane, no run .length outside off. Rahane looks to drive on the up but ends up scuffing it towards the .bowler, who gathers on his follow-through to his left\nSimarjeet Singh to Rahane, SIX runs .Rahane is peppering the leg-side tonight! This is another short ball that does not get up .as high as the bowler wants. Up to the waist and Rahane wallops it over deep backward .square leg, swiveling to add further oomph to the stroke!\nSimarjeet Singh to Rahane, 1 run .off-pace and into the track just outside off. Rahane drops it into the off side and looks .at his partner, who responds and makes the single a very comfortable exercise\nSimarjeet Singh to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .hard length just outside off. Raghuvanshi opens his bat face and guides it towards deep .backward point\nSimarjeet Singh to Rahane, 1 leg bye .dug into the track again, just outside off. Comes off much slower than he expects and .he is very early into the pull. Cops a blow on the ribs for his troubles, but does get a run .for his team\nSimarjeet Singh to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs .Raghuvanshi wants a piece of Simarjeet too! Bumper on middle and leg, and the line .allows Raghuvanshi to get inside and hook it with consummate ease over the fine leg .fence!\nZeeshan Ansari to Rahane, 2 runs .dragged down on off. Rahane opens up his stance and hacks it towards long on for a .couple of runs. Raghuvanshi had to hustle but made it in the end, courtesy a dive\nZeeshan Ansari to Rahane, FOUR runs .sloppy on the fence, and Rahane has his first four! Shortish outside off. Rahane hops .back and cuts it towards deep point. Reddy slides and inadvertently kicks it into the .fence!\nZeeshan Ansari to Rahane, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Rahane goes back and works it towards deep mid .wicket\nZeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, no run .tossed up full on middle and off. Raghuvanshi stretches forward and smothers it\nZeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Raghuvanshi gets onto the back foot and punches it .towards deep mid wicket\nZeeshan Ansari to Rahane, no run .short and wide outside off. Rahane has a huge waft at it but the lack of pace means he .jams it off the inside edge into Klaasen's pads .KKR have recovered well since the two early wickets. This pitch does not seem to have .a lot of pace, but does seem easy-paced, which has allowed the batters to capitalize .whenever the length has been too full or too short\nHarshal to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .welcomed with a boundary! Wide half-volley and that is not the greatest of starts. .Raghuvanshi reaches out for it, opens his bat face and razes it enough to sweeper .cover's left!\nHarshal to A Raghuvanshi, no run .slower ball on a full length just outside off. Raghuvanshi pats it back towards the bowler\nHarshal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .angled in full on middle and leg. Raghuvanshi gets forward and tucks it off his pads .towards deep mid wicket\nHarshal to Rahane, 1 run .another slower ball, pitching full outside off. Rahane presses forward and flicks it to .long on\nHarshal to A Raghuvanshi, no run .slower bumper outside off that takes an eternity to arrive. Raghuvanshi waits and waits .for it before swishing at thin air . .Harshal Patel vs RHB .BALLS .1718 .WKTS .128 .4s\/6s .187\/101 .ECON .7.91 .AVE .17.85\nHarshal to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .through the hands again, and SRH are not covering themselves in glory in the field .here! Full toss on the stumps. Raghuvanshi cracks it towards extra cover, who misfields .and lets the ball go through. Ansari the guilty party!\nZeeshan Ansari to Rahane, no run .oh! Fizzed in on a length on middle and leg. Rahane plays the trajectory and hangs back. .Stabs at it hurriedly and the ball pops up off the leading edge, landing in front of .Cummins at extra cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Rahane, 1 run .shorter and wider. Rahane waits for it and eases it towards sweeper cover\nZeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, no run .back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi gets decent purchase on the cut but cannot .get it past backward point\nZeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .leg-spinner on a back of a length outside off. Punched off the back foot towards .sweeper cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Rahane, 1 run .very full just outside off. Rahane digs it out towards long on\nZeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Raghuvanshi goes back and punches it powerfully towards .sweeper cover\nCummins to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi uses the pace and runs it down to deep third\nCummins to Rahane, no run .back of a length wide outside off. Rahane shuffles across and looks to play the lap. .Makes a mess of it, though, and seems to get pinged on the body\nCummins to Rahane, no run .in the slot outside off and Rahane misses out. Tries to smash it into the Bay of Bengal .and only swats away a few flies\nCummins to Rahane, 1 run .slower ball on a back of a length outside off. Rahane waits for this and jabs it towards .sweeper cover\nCummins to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .full just outside off. Raghuvanshi presses forward and drives it crisply towards mid off, .who sprawls to his left and ensures it is just a single. Aniket the fielder\nCummins to Rahane, SIX runs .banged in short, and deposited into the stands! That ended up being a half-tracker and .was just begging to be hit. Rahane obliged and pulverized it over deep mid wicket!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs KKR, 15th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Shami to de Kock, 1 wide wild delivery to start off. A mile outside leg and Klaasen does well to get something behind it. That swung a great deal, though\n Shami to de Kock, 4 leg byes off the pads and into the fence! Back of a length, swinging into the pads. de Kock is late on the flick but the ball brushes enough of his pad to beat the keeper to his right! Some swing on offer early but Shami has not been able to control it yet. Over the wicket now\n Shami to de Kock, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. de Kock gets up on his toes and stabs it into the square leg region to get off the mark\n Shami to Narine, 1 leg bye shortish, slanting into leg stump from around the wicket. Narine has a half-hearted tug at it and the ball pops up off his body into the on side. That was bowled at 140.4kph Over the wicket to QDK\n Shami to de Kock, no run shortish just outside off. de Kock lets the ball come to him before stabbing it into the off side\n Shami to de Kock, no run back of a length on middle and off, de Kock gets behind the line and drops it into the off side with soft hands\n Shami to de Kock, no run oh! Back of a length, pitching on middle and off and then nipping away with the angle. de Kock goes nibbling at it and is beaten on the outside\n Cummins to Narine, SIX runs fetch that, says Sunil Narine! Banged into the track outside off and this sits up nicely for Narine. He picks the length up, clears his front hip and swats it over deep mid wicket!\n Cummins to Narine, no run well well! Zipped into the blockhole just outside leg. Narine gets into a bit of a tangle and swishes at thin air. Gets nutmegged too. Cummins has a wry smile on his face Long on and deep mid wicket on the fence Sunil Narine vs Pat Cummins BALLS 9 RUNS 25 OUTS 2 SR 277.77 4s\/6s 3\/2\n Cummins to Narine, no run full toss outside off. Narine backs away and drills it straight to extra cover. He will feel he missed out there\n Cummins to Narine, 1 leg bye back of a length, jamming into leg stump and cramping Narine for room. He has a hack at it and the ball rolls off his pads into the off side\n Cummins to de Kock, OUT Cummins breaks through early, and de Kock's hot and cold tournament continues! Bumper on the stumps and this seems to get a little big on de Kock. More than that, he gets cramped for room and cannot extend his arms fully. Cloths his pull and Ansari makes no mistake at deep mid wicket. de Kock is disappointed as he walks off; Cummins delighted, because his plan has come off. KKR rocked early! \n Cummins to Rahane, no run back of a length just outside off. Rahane gets up on his toes and taps it gently towards backward point\n Shami to Narine, 1 run safe! Full and swinging into the pads. Narine clears his front leg and swings for the hills. Hacks it on the bounce to long on\n Shami to Rahane, 1 run fullish just outside off. Rahane transfers his weight forward and flicks it neatly to mid on's right. Cummins dives full-stretch and saves three. Excellent from the skipper!\n Shami to Narine, OUT nicked and gone! KKR lose their second in as many overs, and Shami is on the board as well now! Right up in the blockhole, just outside off. Narine backs away early and then tries to squeeze it out. Gets a thick outside edge and Klaasen gobbles it up to his left comfortably. Narine hangs around, perhaps hoping for some support from his captain, but then trudges off reluctantly. The bat hit the ground and the ball then hit the outside edge. Shami raises his right hand in celebration, and KKR are two down inside three overs! \n Shami to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run hard length outside off. A bit of nip back in and Raghuvanshi watches the ball all the way, dabbing it towards deep backward point\n Shami to Rahane, no run length outside off. Rahane gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards extra cover. Did not time that as well as the flick earlier in the over\n Shami to Rahane, no run shorter outside off. Rahane rises with the bounce and punches it towards cover point. Dot to end the over\n Cummins to A Raghuvanshi, no run back of a length outside off and this zips off the surface. Raghuvanshi gives Cummins the charge and then wafts at it, only to connect with fresh air\n Cummins to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs oopsie! Much fuller outside off. Raghuvanshi clinks his drive towards extra cover, who misfields and allows a couple of runs\n Cummins to A Raghuvanshi, no run hard length just outside off and this seams back in a touch. Cramps Raghuvanshi on the cut and he chunks it off the inside edge into his body\n Cummins to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run dug into the track on middle and off. Raghuvanshi stands up on his toes and pulls it on the bounce to deep backward square leg. On another day, that might have carried\n Cummins to Rahane, SIX runs oh my days - that is a shot and a half! Marginally short outside off and Rahane climbs into it. He stands up tall and whacks it over deep mid wicket!\n Cummins to Rahane, no run back of a length in the channel. Decks back in considerably and nearly cuts Rahane in half. Off the back thigh and on the bounce to the keeper\n Shami to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi gets up on his toes and jabs it towards deep backward point\n Shami to Rahane, no run back of a length just outside off. Rahane stays back, creates a bit of room for himself by staying leg-side of the ball and punches it to cover point\n Shami to Rahane, no run shortish outside off. Rahane hangs back in his crease and tries to force it through the off side. Scuffs it to extra cover instead Ajinkya Rahane vs Mohammed Shami BALLS 55 RUNS 87 OUTS 0 SR 158.18 4s\/6s 13\/2\n Shami to Rahane, SIX runs Rahane has come to play tonight! Fullish in and around off. Rahane picks the line and the length early, almost gets down on one knee and dumps it over the deep backward square leg fence!\n Shami to Rahane, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Rahane gets up on his toes and stabs it enough to mid on's right for a single\n Shami to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs flayed away! Back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi marches down the track and throws the kitchen sink at it. Slashes it behind point and the ball skips off the practice pitches to beat the sweeper on the deep backward point fence!\n Simarjeet Singh to Rahane, no run length outside off. Rahane looks to drive on the up but ends up scuffing it towards the bowler, who gathers on his follow-through to his left\n Simarjeet Singh to Rahane, SIX runs Rahane is peppering the leg-side tonight! This is another short ball that does not get up as high as the bowler wants. Up to the waist and Rahane wallops it over deep backward square leg, swiveling to add further oomph to the stroke!\n Simarjeet Singh to Rahane, 1 run off-pace and into the track just outside off. Rahane drops it into the off side and looks at his partner, who responds and makes the single a very comfortable exercise\n Simarjeet Singh to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run hard length just outside off. Raghuvanshi opens his bat face and guides it towards deep backward point\n Simarjeet Singh to Rahane, 1 leg bye dug into the track again, just outside off. Comes off much slower than he expects and he is very early into the pull. Cops a blow on the ribs for his troubles, but does get a run for his team\n Simarjeet Singh to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs Raghuvanshi wants a piece of Simarjeet too! Bumper on middle and leg, and the line allows Raghuvanshi to get inside and hook it with consummate ease over the fine leg fence!\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rahane, 2 runs dragged down on off. Rahane opens up his stance and hacks it towards long on for a couple of runs. Raghuvanshi had to hustle but made it in the end, courtesy a dive\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rahane, FOUR runs sloppy on the fence, and Rahane has his first four! Shortish outside off. Rahane hops back and cuts it towards deep point. Reddy slides and inadvertently kicks it into the fence!\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rahane, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Rahane goes back and works it towards deep mid wicket\n Zeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, no run tossed up full on middle and off. Raghuvanshi stretches forward and smothers it\n Zeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Raghuvanshi gets onto the back foot and punches it towards deep mid wicket\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rahane, no run short and wide outside off. Rahane has a huge waft at it but the lack of pace means he jams it off the inside edge into Klaasen's pads KKR have recovered well since the two early wickets. This pitch does not seem to have a lot of pace, but does seem easy-paced, which has allowed the batters to capitalize whenever the length has been too full or too short\n Harshal to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs welcomed with a boundary! Wide half-volley and that is not the greatest of starts. Raghuvanshi reaches out for it, opens his bat face and razes it enough to sweeper cover's left!\n Harshal to A Raghuvanshi, no run slower ball on a full length just outside off. Raghuvanshi pats it back towards the bowler\n Harshal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run angled in full on middle and leg. Raghuvanshi gets forward and tucks it off his pads towards deep mid wicket\n Harshal to Rahane, 1 run another slower ball, pitching full outside off. Rahane presses forward and flicks it to long on\n Harshal to A Raghuvanshi, no run slower bumper outside off that takes an eternity to arrive. Raghuvanshi waits and waits for it before swishing at thin air Harshal Patel vs RHB BALLS 1718 WKTS 128 4s\/6s 187\/101 ECON 7.91 AVE 17.85\n Harshal to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs through the hands again, and SRH are not covering themselves in glory in the field here! Full toss on the stumps. Raghuvanshi cracks it towards extra cover, who misfields and lets the ball go through. Ansari the guilty party!\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rahane, no run oh! Fizzed in on a length on middle and leg. Rahane plays the trajectory and hangs back. Stabs at it hurriedly and the ball pops up off the leading edge, landing in front of Cummins at extra cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rahane, 1 run shorter and wider. Rahane waits for it and eases it towards sweeper cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, no run back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi gets decent purchase on the cut but cannot get it past backward point\n Zeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run leg-spinner on a back of a length outside off. Punched off the back foot towards sweeper cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rahane, 1 run very full just outside off. Rahane digs it out towards long on\n Zeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run short and wide outside off. Raghuvanshi goes back and punches it powerfully towards sweeper cover\n Cummins to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi uses the pace and runs it down to deep third\n Cummins to Rahane, no run back of a length wide outside off. Rahane shuffles across and looks to play the lap. Makes a mess of it, though, and seems to get pinged on the body\n Cummins to Rahane, no run in the slot outside off and Rahane misses out. Tries to smash it into the Bay of Bengal and only swats away a few flies\n Cummins to Rahane, 1 run slower ball on a back of a length outside off. Rahane waits for this and jabs it towards sweeper cover\n Cummins to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run full just outside off. Raghuvanshi presses forward and drives it crisply towards mid off, who sprawls to his left and ensures it is just a single. Aniket the fielder\n Cummins to Rahane, SIX runs banged in short, and deposited into the stands! That ended up being a half-tracker and was just begging to be hit. Rahane obliged and pulverized it over deep mid wicket!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["A Raghuvanshi","Narine","Rahane","de Kock"],"Runs":[30.0,7.0,38.0,1.0],"Balls_Faced":[21,7,26,6],"Fours":[3,0,1,0],"Sixes":[1,1,4,0],"S\/R":[142.86,100.0,146.15,16.67],"dismissal":["Not Out","c \u2020Klaasen b Mohammed Shami","Not Out","c Zeeshan Ansari b Cummins"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Cummins","Harshal","Shami","Simarjeet Singh","Zeeshan Ansari"],"Balls":[18,6,18,6,12],"Runs_Given":[24.0,10.0,17.0,14.0,12.0],"Wickets":[1,0,1,0,0],"Overs":[3.0,1.0,3.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Shami to de Kock, 1 wide .wild delivery to start off. A mile outside leg and Klaasen does well to get something .behind it. That swung a great deal, though\nShami to de Kock, 4 leg byes .off the pads and into the fence! Back of a length, swinging into the pads. de Kock is late .on the flick but the ball brushes enough of his pad to beat the keeper to his right! .Some swing on offer early but Shami has not been able to control it yet. Over the wicket .now\nShami to de Kock, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. de Kock gets up on his toes and stabs it into the square .leg region to get off the mark\nShami to Narine, 1 leg bye .shortish, slanting into leg stump from around the wicket. Narine has a half-hearted tug .at it and the ball pops up off his body into the on side. That was bowled at 140.4kph .Over the wicket to QDK\nShami to de Kock, no run .shortish just outside off. de Kock lets the ball come to him before stabbing it into the off .side\nShami to de Kock, no run .back of a length on middle and off, de Kock gets behind the line and drops it into the off .side with soft hands\nShami to de Kock, no run .oh! Back of a length, pitching on middle and off and then nipping away with the angle. .de Kock goes nibbling at it and is beaten on the outside\nCummins to Narine, SIX runs .fetch that, says Sunil Narine! Banged into the track outside off and this sits up nicely for .Narine. He picks the length up, clears his front hip and swats it over deep mid wicket!\nCummins to Narine, no run .well well! Zipped into the blockhole just outside leg. Narine gets into a bit of a tangle .and swishes at thin air. Gets nutmegged too. Cummins has a wry smile on his face .Long on and deep mid wicket on the fence . .Sunil Narine vs Pat Cummins .BALLS .9 .RUNS .25 .OUTS .2 .SR .277.77 .4s\/6s .3\/2\nCummins to Narine, no run .full toss outside off. Narine backs away and drills it straight to extra cover. He will feel .he missed out there\nCummins to Narine, 1 leg bye .back of a length, jamming into leg stump and cramping Narine for room. He has a hack .at it and the ball rolls off his pads into the off side\nCummins to de Kock, OUT .Cummins breaks through early, and de Kock's hot and cold tournament continues! .Bumper on the stumps and this seems to get a little big on de Kock. More than that, he .gets cramped for room and cannot extend his arms fully. Cloths his pull and Ansari .makes no mistake at deep mid wicket. de Kock is disappointed as he walks off; .Cummins delighted, because his plan has come off. KKR rocked early! .Quinton de Kock c Zeeshan Ansari b Cummins 1 (6b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 16.66\nCummins to Rahane, no run .back of a length just outside off. Rahane gets up on his toes and taps it gently towards .backward point\nShami to Narine, 1 run .safe! Full and swinging into the pads. Narine clears his front leg and swings for the hills. .Hacks it on the bounce to long on\nShami to Rahane, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Rahane transfers his weight forward and flicks it neatly to mid .on's right. Cummins dives full-stretch and saves three. Excellent from the skipper!\nShami to Narine, OUT .nicked and gone! KKR lose their second in as many overs, and Shami is on the board .as well now! Right up in the blockhole, just outside off. Narine backs away early and .then tries to squeeze it out. Gets a thick outside edge and Klaasen gobbles it up to his .left comfortably. Narine hangs around, perhaps hoping for some support from his .captain, but then trudges off reluctantly. The bat hit the ground and the ball then hit the .outside edge. Shami raises his right hand in celebration, and KKR are two down inside .three overs! .Sunil Narine c \u2020Klaasen b Mohammed Shami 7 (7b 0x4 1x6 13m) SR: 100\nShami to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .hard length outside off. A bit of nip back in and Raghuvanshi watches the ball all the .way, dabbing it towards deep backward point\nShami to Rahane, no run .length outside off. Rahane gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards extra cover. .Did not time that as well as the flick earlier in the over\nShami to Rahane, no run .shorter outside off. Rahane rises with the bounce and punches it towards cover point. .Dot to end the over\nCummins to A Raghuvanshi, no run .back of a length outside off and this zips off the surface. Raghuvanshi gives Cummins .the charge and then wafts at it, only to connect with fresh air\nCummins to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs .oopsie! Much fuller outside off. Raghuvanshi clinks his drive towards extra cover, who .misfields and allows a couple of runs\nCummins to A Raghuvanshi, no run .hard length just outside off and this seams back in a touch. Cramps Raghuvanshi on the .cut and he chunks it off the inside edge into his body\nCummins to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .dug into the track on middle and off. Raghuvanshi stands up on his toes and pulls it on .the bounce to deep backward square leg. On another day, that might have carried\nCummins to Rahane, SIX runs .oh my days - that is a shot and a half! Marginally short outside off and Rahane climbs .into it. He stands up tall and whacks it over deep mid wicket!\nCummins to Rahane, no run .back of a length in the channel. Decks back in considerably and nearly cuts Rahane in .half. Off the back thigh and on the bounce to the keeper\nShami to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi gets up on his toes and jabs it towards deep .backward point\nShami to Rahane, no run .back of a length just outside off. Rahane stays back, creates a bit of room for himself by .staying leg-side of the ball and punches it to cover point\nShami to Rahane, no run .shortish outside off. Rahane hangs back in his crease and tries to force it through the .off side. Scuffs it to extra cover instead . .Ajinkya Rahane vs Mohammed Shami .BALLS .55 .RUNS .87 .OUTS .0 .SR .158.18 .4s\/6s .13\/2\nShami to Rahane, SIX runs .Rahane has come to play tonight! Fullish in and around off. Rahane picks the line and .the length early, almost gets down on one knee and dumps it over the deep backward .square leg fence!\nShami to Rahane, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Rahane gets up on his toes and stabs it enough to mid .on's right for a single\nShami to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .flayed away! Back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi marches down the track and .throws the kitchen sink at it. Slashes it behind point and the ball skips off the practice .pitches to beat the sweeper on the deep backward point fence!\nSimarjeet Singh to Rahane, no run .length outside off. Rahane looks to drive on the up but ends up scuffing it towards the .bowler, who gathers on his follow-through to his left\nSimarjeet Singh to Rahane, SIX runs .Rahane is peppering the leg-side tonight! This is another short ball that does not get up .as high as the bowler wants. Up to the waist and Rahane wallops it over deep backward .square leg, swiveling to add further oomph to the stroke!\nSimarjeet Singh to Rahane, 1 run .off-pace and into the track just outside off. Rahane drops it into the off side and looks .at his partner, who responds and makes the single a very comfortable exercise\nSimarjeet Singh to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .hard length just outside off. Raghuvanshi opens his bat face and guides it towards deep .backward point\nSimarjeet Singh to Rahane, 1 leg bye .dug into the track again, just outside off. Comes off much slower than he expects and .he is very early into the pull. Cops a blow on the ribs for his troubles, but does get a run .for his team\nSimarjeet Singh to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs .Raghuvanshi wants a piece of Simarjeet too! Bumper on middle and leg, and the line .allows Raghuvanshi to get inside and hook it with consummate ease over the fine leg .fence!\nZeeshan Ansari to Rahane, 2 runs .dragged down on off. Rahane opens up his stance and hacks it towards long on for a .couple of runs. Raghuvanshi had to hustle but made it in the end, courtesy a dive\nZeeshan Ansari to Rahane, FOUR runs .sloppy on the fence, and Rahane has his first four! Shortish outside off. Rahane hops .back and cuts it towards deep point. Reddy slides and inadvertently kicks it into the .fence!\nZeeshan Ansari to Rahane, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Rahane goes back and works it towards deep mid .wicket\nZeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, no run .tossed up full on middle and off. Raghuvanshi stretches forward and smothers it\nZeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Raghuvanshi gets onto the back foot and punches it .towards deep mid wicket\nZeeshan Ansari to Rahane, no run .short and wide outside off. Rahane has a huge waft at it but the lack of pace means he .jams it off the inside edge into Klaasen's pads .KKR have recovered well since the two early wickets. This pitch does not seem to have .a lot of pace, but does seem easy-paced, which has allowed the batters to capitalize .whenever the length has been too full or too short\nHarshal to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .welcomed with a boundary! Wide half-volley and that is not the greatest of starts. .Raghuvanshi reaches out for it, opens his bat face and razes it enough to sweeper .cover's left!\nHarshal to A Raghuvanshi, no run .slower ball on a full length just outside off. Raghuvanshi pats it back towards the bowler\nHarshal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .angled in full on middle and leg. Raghuvanshi gets forward and tucks it off his pads .towards deep mid wicket\nHarshal to Rahane, 1 run .another slower ball, pitching full outside off. Rahane presses forward and flicks it to .long on\nHarshal to A Raghuvanshi, no run .slower bumper outside off that takes an eternity to arrive. Raghuvanshi waits and waits .for it before swishing at thin air . .Harshal Patel vs RHB .BALLS .1718 .WKTS .128 .4s\/6s .187\/101 .ECON .7.91 .AVE .17.85\nHarshal to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .through the hands again, and SRH are not covering themselves in glory in the field .here! Full toss on the stumps. Raghuvanshi cracks it towards extra cover, who misfields .and lets the ball go through. Ansari the guilty party!\nZeeshan Ansari to Rahane, no run .oh! Fizzed in on a length on middle and leg. Rahane plays the trajectory and hangs back. .Stabs at it hurriedly and the ball pops up off the leading edge, landing in front of .Cummins at extra cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Rahane, 1 run .shorter and wider. Rahane waits for it and eases it towards sweeper cover\nZeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, no run .back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi gets decent purchase on the cut but cannot .get it past backward point\nZeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .leg-spinner on a back of a length outside off. Punched off the back foot towards .sweeper cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Rahane, 1 run .very full just outside off. Rahane digs it out towards long on\nZeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Raghuvanshi goes back and punches it powerfully towards .sweeper cover\nCummins to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi uses the pace and runs it down to deep third\nCummins to Rahane, no run .back of a length wide outside off. Rahane shuffles across and looks to play the lap. .Makes a mess of it, though, and seems to get pinged on the body\nCummins to Rahane, no run .in the slot outside off and Rahane misses out. Tries to smash it into the Bay of Bengal .and only swats away a few flies\nCummins to Rahane, 1 run .slower ball on a back of a length outside off. Rahane waits for this and jabs it towards .sweeper cover\nCummins to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .full just outside off. Raghuvanshi presses forward and drives it crisply towards mid off, .who sprawls to his left and ensures it is just a single. Aniket the fielder\nCummins to Rahane, SIX runs .banged in short, and deposited into the stands! That ended up being a half-tracker and .was just begging to be hit. Rahane obliged and pulverized it over deep mid wicket!\nZeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, no run .full outside off, denying the batter from getting under it. Raghuvanshi pokes it towards .extra cover\nZeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs .full again, on middle and leg. Raghuvanshi brings out the reverse and swipes it through .backward point. Good work on the fence to keep it to two. Reddy was the fielder\nZeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs .clean as a whistle! Tossed up into the slot outside off and Ansari gets met. .Raghuvanshi steps into the stroke and pumps it over long off!\nZeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .this is an even better stroke, and much more audacious! Fired in full on off. .Raghuvanshi unfurls the reverse for the second time this over and nails it over .backward point!\nZeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .googly on a length outside off. Raghuvanshi reaches out for it and jabs it towards cover .point\nZeeshan Ansari to Rahane, OUT .Ansari celebrates, Klaasen celebrates and the finger goes up! Rahane perishes trying .to do what Raghuvanshi did earlier in the over! Slower, shorter and hung up outside off. .Drops on Rahane late and the ball is much shorter than he thinks it is. Cannot get .purchase on the reverse and the ball pops up off the glove, held on easily by Klaasen. A .feisty knock by the KKR skipper, and they now have a solid foundation to push for 200! .Ajinkya Rahane c \u2020Klaasen b Zeeshan Ansari 38 (27b 1x4 4x6 40m) SR: 140.74\nSimarjeet Singh to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .dropped by Reddy - oh dear! Shortish outside off and this sits up to be hit. Raghuvanshi .tries to hack it over cow corner but toe-ends it badly. Reddy runs in off the fence and .then puts down a fairly regulation chance. Reddy will be disappointed with that. Tried to .take it too low and paid the price. Straight in and straight out .Over the wicket to Venkatesh\nSimarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .slanted across full outside off. Venkatesh, without any real footwork, wafts at it and is .beaten for pace more than anything else\nSimarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Venkatesh tips it to extra cover and canters across to .the other end\nSimarjeet Singh to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .placed to absolute perfection! Slower ball that ends up as a half-volley on off. .Raghuvanshi plays the check drive and finds the gap between extra cover and mid off. It .was in the air but well wide of both fielders!\nSimarjeet Singh to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .slower bumper on middle and off. Raghuvanshi lets the ball arrive before tugging it to .mid wicket's right\nSimarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .off-pace and into the track just outside off. Venkatesh advances and jabs it straight to .extra cover\nKamindu Mendis to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .full outside off. Raghuvanshi eases it down the ground and brings up his half-century - .off just 30 balls, and with his side under all sorts of pressure! .Right-arm off-spin from around the wicket to Venkatesh\nKamindu Mendis to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .dragged down just outside off. Venkatesh goes back and hacks it towards long on .Left-arm to the rightie again\nKamindu Mendis to A Raghuvanshi, no run .follows the batter outside leg with a length ball. Cramped for room, Raghuvanshi prods .it back towards the bowler\nKamindu Mendis to A Raghuvanshi, OUT .has Harshal grabbed that? Oh, that would be a world-class catch if he has! Dangles the .carrot on a length outside off and Raghuvanshi bites. He looks to go inside-out but .slices across it too much. Arrows it towards deep backward point, where Harshal runs .in off the fence, slides forward and then swoops it up inches off the turf. Exceptional, .exceptional fielding, and SRH have gotten rid of the set batter! .Angkrish Raghuvanshi c Patel b Mendis 50 (32b 5x4 2x6 44m) SR: 156.25\nKamindu Mendis to Rinku Singh, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Rinku goes back and taps it towards sweeper cover\nKamindu Mendis to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .fired in full outside off. Driven down the ground to long off and Venkatesh retains strike\nHarshal to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .angled in on a hard length on the stumps. Venkatesh stabs it towards long on off the .back foot .Over the wicket to Rinku\nHarshal to Rinku Singh, no run .cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Rinku hops up onto his toes and drops it .into the off side with soft hands\nHarshal to Rinku Singh, 1 wide .slower bumper that goes a bit awry and slides down leg. Left alone by Rinku and called .a wide\nHarshal to Rinku Singh, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. No real room to work with and Rinku prods it into the .cover point region for a single\nHarshal to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .off-pace again and into the track again, outside off. Venkatesh has a swish at it but is .too early into the stroke to make contact\nHarshal to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .slower delivery dug in short on leg stump. Venkatesh waits for it and heaves it towards .deep mid wicket. Still has not come to grips with the pace of this surface .Around the wicket now\nHarshal to Rinku Singh, 1 run .cutter on a back of a length, slanting into off stump. Rinku swipes at it incredibly early .and the ball rolls off the toe-end towards deep third\nSimarjeet Singh to Rinku Singh, no run .into the blockhole on middle and leg. Rinku jams down on it and digs it out towards .extra cover\nSimarjeet Singh to Rinku Singh, 2 runs .slower ball on a shortish length on leg stump. Rinku swivels and pulls it towards fine .leg. A slight misfield by Harshal on the fence and Rinku saunters back for two\nSimarjeet Singh to Rinku Singh, no run .hard length, pushed across the batter outside off. Rinku advances and then has an .ungainly hack at it. Chops it back to the bowler\nSimarjeet Singh to Rinku Singh, 1 run .dug into the track on off. Rinku gets on top of the bounce and pulls it towards deep mid .wicket .18 balls since the last boundary\nSimarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, SIX runs .well, scratch that, because KKR have a boundary now, and they have a maximum to .boot! Attempted bumper but the line is all wrong. Down leg and that allows Venkatesh .to just help it away over fine leg!\nSimarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .slower ball on a full length outside off. Venkatesh drills it down the ground but cannot .beat the fielder in the ring at mid off .Time for a pause. KKR have stalled a bit in recent overs and will need this partnership to .get going quickly after this mini-break to keep their hopes of a 180-plus score alive. SRH .will be content with where they are, although they would also want to keep KKR down to .as low a score as possible\nShami to Rinku Singh, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Rinku presses half forward and jabs it towards sweeper cover\nShami to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .slower delivery banged into the track outside off. Venkatesh shimmies around before .settling in his normal stance. Swipes at it and only grabs a handful of fresh air\nShami to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs .zipped in fuller on middle and off. Venkatesh flicks it enough to long on's left and .careens back for two\nShami to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .short, wide and punished! Shami makes the dual mistake of bowling too short and .offering plenty of width. Venkatesh camps on it and upper-cuts it over short third!\nShami to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .into the blockhole on middle and off. Venkatesh backs away and squeezes it out to long .off\nShami to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .Rinku lands his first punch now! Gentle and juicy full toss outside off. Rinku throws his .hands at it and crashes it over extra cover for four!\nHarshal to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .slower ball on a back of a length outside off. Venkatesh is deceived by the lack of pace .initially and adjusts to dab it towards deep backward point\nHarshal to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .that has gone to the fence like a tracer bullet! Banged into the track outside off and this .just sits up. Rinku gets on top of the bounce and bludgeons it to deep mid wicket's right! .Over the wicket now\nHarshal to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .and that is more scratchy fielding on the fence! Slower full toss wide outside off. Rinku .opens his bat face and glides it towards deep backward point. Aniket makes an .absolute meal of it, and Rinku gets some bonus runs!\nHarshal to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .shot - the best of the lot so far! Right in the slot outside off. Rinku climbs into the drive .and crrrrrrrunnnnnnchhhheessssss it between mid off and extra cover! .Around the wicket\nHarshal to Rinku Singh, 1 run .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Rinku taps it towards backward point and .ambles across to the other end\nHarshal to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .short ball on middle and leg to finish off. Venkatesh swipes it on the bounce to deep .backward square leg and keeps strike\nSimarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .full toss wide outside off. Venkatesh throws his hands at it and slashes it towards .sweeper cover. Just a single\nSimarjeet Singh to Rinku Singh, 1 run .off-pace and into the track on off. Rinku hacks it towards deep mid wicket and both .batters are content with a single\nSimarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .just past the fielder, and that hurtles into the fence! Slow, short, wide and it gets the .treatment it deserves. Venkatesh stands tall and slaps it just to extra cover's left!\nSimarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .four more! Venkatesh is coming to the party too now! Off-pace short ball on middle and .leg. Venkatesh opens up his stance and slugs it to deep mid wicket's left!\nSimarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Venkatesh has a massive heave at it and drags it towards .deep mid wicket\nSimarjeet Singh to Rinku Singh, SIX runs .watch that white ball fly into the Kolkata night sky! Right in the slot outside off and that .is a buffet ball. Rinku helps himself, steps into the shot and launches it a mile over long .on!\nCummins to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .innovation at its best! Cutter bowled into the track on middle and off. Venkatesh walks .across, plays four strokes in his mind and then eventually makes contact with his fifth .attempt, which is a ramp over the keeper's head!\nCummins to Venkatesh Iyer, SIX runs .more catching practice for the crowd! Another slower bumper and this sits up on off .stump. Venkatesh picks it up and pummels it over deep square leg!\nCummins to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .everything is travelling to the fence now! This seems like a good yorker, tailing into the .pads but such is KKR's momentum that Venkatesh, somehow, manages to squeeze this .out behind square. Onto the practice pitches and that races away! .57 runs have come off the last 20 balls\nCummins to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .oh my - Venkatesh is like a house on fire now! Full and wide, tries to bluff the batter, .who backs away early. Venkatesh, though, uses his long reach to perfection. Gets bat .on it and also scythes it over backward point!\nCummins to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs .low full toss on the stumps. Venkatesh drills it back towards the bowler, who gets his .boot in the way. The ball then trickles towards long on, who hits the stumps at the .bowler's end, and KKR get a run off the deflection, which means Venkatesh brings up a .25-ball fifty!\nCummins to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 leg bye .length ball that follows Venkatesh a mile outside leg. He misses his swing and the ball .bobbles off the pads behind square\nHarshal to Venkatesh Iyer, SIX runs .smashed over long on first ball! Slower ball on a back of a length outside off and .Venkatesh reads it like the morning newspaper. Sets himself up and slams it over the .fence!\nHarshal to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .that is dreadful bowling, but KKR will not mind one bit! Thigh-high full toss kissing the .wide line, with short third up. That is asking for trouble and Venkatesh, even though he .does not middle it, slashes it over that fielder for four. KKR have also reviewed it, .arguing it should be a No ball. Might be a little optimistic but no harm in trying, eh? .Venkatesh's waist is measured at 1.13m and the ball is passing the popping crease at .1.01m. Fair delivery, but KKR still get four!\nHarshal to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT .high into the night sky, and taken on the fence! That almost touched the moon and .came back! Slower ball on a full length on middle and leg. Venkatesh, after shimmying .his socks off, stands still in his normal stance and gets under it. Gets under it too much .in the end, though, and does not get the adequate distance. Aniket settles himself at .long on and does the rest! .Venkatesh Iyer c Verma b Patel 60 (29b 7x4 3x6 41m) SR: 206.89\nHarshal to Russell, 1 run .banged into the track outside off. Russell tries to hit it too hard and scuffs it towards .extra cover\nHarshal to Rinku Singh, 1 wide .slower bumper outside off and this seems to balloon over the batter's head. Rinku .nearly swings himself off his feet and when he settles down, he sees the square leg .umpire's arms outstretched. But now SRH will review because, well, why not. Seems to .be above the batter's head, despite Rinku jumping up and the wide call stays!\nHarshal to Rinku Singh, 1 run .full and wide outside off. Rinku reaches out for it and clinks it towards sweeper cover. .Just a single .Russell on strike for what should be the final ball of this innings. 200 up already\nHarshal to Russell, OUT .dug into the track outside off and Russell cannot make the most of it. Swings at it wildly .and only swats away a few flies. He also ventures out of his crease, trying to pinch a bye .and is caught unawares as Klaasen hits the stumps at the batter's end. Russell .dismissed, and KKR end with 200! .Andre Russell run out (\u2020Klaasen) 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 50","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs KKR, 15th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Shami to de Kock, 1 wide wild delivery to start off. A mile outside leg and Klaasen does well to get something behind it. That swung a great deal, though\n Shami to de Kock, 4 leg byes off the pads and into the fence! Back of a length, swinging into the pads. de Kock is late on the flick but the ball brushes enough of his pad to beat the keeper to his right! Some swing on offer early but Shami has not been able to control it yet. Over the wicket now\n Shami to de Kock, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. de Kock gets up on his toes and stabs it into the square leg region to get off the mark\n Shami to Narine, 1 leg bye shortish, slanting into leg stump from around the wicket. Narine has a half-hearted tug at it and the ball pops up off his body into the on side. That was bowled at 140.4kph Over the wicket to QDK\n Shami to de Kock, no run shortish just outside off. de Kock lets the ball come to him before stabbing it into the off side\n Shami to de Kock, no run back of a length on middle and off, de Kock gets behind the line and drops it into the off side with soft hands\n Shami to de Kock, no run oh! Back of a length, pitching on middle and off and then nipping away with the angle. de Kock goes nibbling at it and is beaten on the outside\n Cummins to Narine, SIX runs fetch that, says Sunil Narine! Banged into the track outside off and this sits up nicely for Narine. He picks the length up, clears his front hip and swats it over deep mid wicket!\n Cummins to Narine, no run well well! Zipped into the blockhole just outside leg. Narine gets into a bit of a tangle and swishes at thin air. Gets nutmegged too. Cummins has a wry smile on his face Long on and deep mid wicket on the fence Sunil Narine vs Pat Cummins BALLS 9 RUNS 25 OUTS 2 SR 277.77 4s\/6s 3\/2\n Cummins to Narine, no run full toss outside off. Narine backs away and drills it straight to extra cover. He will feel he missed out there\n Cummins to Narine, 1 leg bye back of a length, jamming into leg stump and cramping Narine for room. He has a hack at it and the ball rolls off his pads into the off side\n Cummins to de Kock, OUT Cummins breaks through early, and de Kock's hot and cold tournament continues! Bumper on the stumps and this seems to get a little big on de Kock. More than that, he gets cramped for room and cannot extend his arms fully. Cloths his pull and Ansari makes no mistake at deep mid wicket. de Kock is disappointed as he walks off; Cummins delighted, because his plan has come off. KKR rocked early! \n Cummins to Rahane, no run back of a length just outside off. Rahane gets up on his toes and taps it gently towards backward point\n Shami to Narine, 1 run safe! Full and swinging into the pads. Narine clears his front leg and swings for the hills. Hacks it on the bounce to long on\n Shami to Rahane, 1 run fullish just outside off. Rahane transfers his weight forward and flicks it neatly to mid on's right. Cummins dives full-stretch and saves three. Excellent from the skipper!\n Shami to Narine, OUT nicked and gone! KKR lose their second in as many overs, and Shami is on the board as well now! Right up in the blockhole, just outside off. Narine backs away early and then tries to squeeze it out. Gets a thick outside edge and Klaasen gobbles it up to his left comfortably. Narine hangs around, perhaps hoping for some support from his captain, but then trudges off reluctantly. The bat hit the ground and the ball then hit the outside edge. Shami raises his right hand in celebration, and KKR are two down inside three overs! \n Shami to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run hard length outside off. A bit of nip back in and Raghuvanshi watches the ball all the way, dabbing it towards deep backward point\n Shami to Rahane, no run length outside off. Rahane gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards extra cover. Did not time that as well as the flick earlier in the over\n Shami to Rahane, no run shorter outside off. Rahane rises with the bounce and punches it towards cover point. Dot to end the over\n Cummins to A Raghuvanshi, no run back of a length outside off and this zips off the surface. Raghuvanshi gives Cummins the charge and then wafts at it, only to connect with fresh air\n Cummins to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs oopsie! Much fuller outside off. Raghuvanshi clinks his drive towards extra cover, who misfields and allows a couple of runs\n Cummins to A Raghuvanshi, no run hard length just outside off and this seams back in a touch. Cramps Raghuvanshi on the cut and he chunks it off the inside edge into his body\n Cummins to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run dug into the track on middle and off. Raghuvanshi stands up on his toes and pulls it on the bounce to deep backward square leg. On another day, that might have carried\n Cummins to Rahane, SIX runs oh my days - that is a shot and a half! Marginally short outside off and Rahane climbs into it. He stands up tall and whacks it over deep mid wicket!\n Cummins to Rahane, no run back of a length in the channel. Decks back in considerably and nearly cuts Rahane in half. Off the back thigh and on the bounce to the keeper\n Shami to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi gets up on his toes and jabs it towards deep backward point\n Shami to Rahane, no run back of a length just outside off. Rahane stays back, creates a bit of room for himself by staying leg-side of the ball and punches it to cover point\n Shami to Rahane, no run shortish outside off. Rahane hangs back in his crease and tries to force it through the off side. Scuffs it to extra cover instead Ajinkya Rahane vs Mohammed Shami BALLS 55 RUNS 87 OUTS 0 SR 158.18 4s\/6s 13\/2\n Shami to Rahane, SIX runs Rahane has come to play tonight! Fullish in and around off. Rahane picks the line and the length early, almost gets down on one knee and dumps it over the deep backward square leg fence!\n Shami to Rahane, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Rahane gets up on his toes and stabs it enough to mid on's right for a single\n Shami to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs flayed away! Back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi marches down the track and throws the kitchen sink at it. Slashes it behind point and the ball skips off the practice pitches to beat the sweeper on the deep backward point fence!\n Simarjeet Singh to Rahane, no run length outside off. Rahane looks to drive on the up but ends up scuffing it towards the bowler, who gathers on his follow-through to his left\n Simarjeet Singh to Rahane, SIX runs Rahane is peppering the leg-side tonight! This is another short ball that does not get up as high as the bowler wants. Up to the waist and Rahane wallops it over deep backward square leg, swiveling to add further oomph to the stroke!\n Simarjeet Singh to Rahane, 1 run off-pace and into the track just outside off. Rahane drops it into the off side and looks at his partner, who responds and makes the single a very comfortable exercise\n Simarjeet Singh to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run hard length just outside off. Raghuvanshi opens his bat face and guides it towards deep backward point\n Simarjeet Singh to Rahane, 1 leg bye dug into the track again, just outside off. Comes off much slower than he expects and he is very early into the pull. Cops a blow on the ribs for his troubles, but does get a run for his team\n Simarjeet Singh to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs Raghuvanshi wants a piece of Simarjeet too! Bumper on middle and leg, and the line allows Raghuvanshi to get inside and hook it with consummate ease over the fine leg fence!\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rahane, 2 runs dragged down on off. Rahane opens up his stance and hacks it towards long on for a couple of runs. Raghuvanshi had to hustle but made it in the end, courtesy a dive\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rahane, FOUR runs sloppy on the fence, and Rahane has his first four! Shortish outside off. Rahane hops back and cuts it towards deep point. Reddy slides and inadvertently kicks it into the fence!\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rahane, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Rahane goes back and works it towards deep mid wicket\n Zeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, no run tossed up full on middle and off. Raghuvanshi stretches forward and smothers it\n Zeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Raghuvanshi gets onto the back foot and punches it towards deep mid wicket\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rahane, no run short and wide outside off. Rahane has a huge waft at it but the lack of pace means he jams it off the inside edge into Klaasen's pads KKR have recovered well since the two early wickets. This pitch does not seem to have a lot of pace, but does seem easy-paced, which has allowed the batters to capitalize whenever the length has been too full or too short\n Harshal to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs welcomed with a boundary! Wide half-volley and that is not the greatest of starts. Raghuvanshi reaches out for it, opens his bat face and razes it enough to sweeper cover's left!\n Harshal to A Raghuvanshi, no run slower ball on a full length just outside off. Raghuvanshi pats it back towards the bowler\n Harshal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run angled in full on middle and leg. Raghuvanshi gets forward and tucks it off his pads towards deep mid wicket\n Harshal to Rahane, 1 run another slower ball, pitching full outside off. Rahane presses forward and flicks it to long on\n Harshal to A Raghuvanshi, no run slower bumper outside off that takes an eternity to arrive. Raghuvanshi waits and waits for it before swishing at thin air Harshal Patel vs RHB BALLS 1718 WKTS 128 4s\/6s 187\/101 ECON 7.91 AVE 17.85\n Harshal to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs through the hands again, and SRH are not covering themselves in glory in the field here! Full toss on the stumps. Raghuvanshi cracks it towards extra cover, who misfields and lets the ball go through. Ansari the guilty party!\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rahane, no run oh! Fizzed in on a length on middle and leg. Rahane plays the trajectory and hangs back. Stabs at it hurriedly and the ball pops up off the leading edge, landing in front of Cummins at extra cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rahane, 1 run shorter and wider. Rahane waits for it and eases it towards sweeper cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, no run back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi gets decent purchase on the cut but cannot get it past backward point\n Zeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run leg-spinner on a back of a length outside off. Punched off the back foot towards sweeper cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rahane, 1 run very full just outside off. Rahane digs it out towards long on\n Zeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run short and wide outside off. Raghuvanshi goes back and punches it powerfully towards sweeper cover\n Cummins to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi uses the pace and runs it down to deep third\n Cummins to Rahane, no run back of a length wide outside off. Rahane shuffles across and looks to play the lap. Makes a mess of it, though, and seems to get pinged on the body\n Cummins to Rahane, no run in the slot outside off and Rahane misses out. Tries to smash it into the Bay of Bengal and only swats away a few flies\n Cummins to Rahane, 1 run slower ball on a back of a length outside off. Rahane waits for this and jabs it towards sweeper cover\n Cummins to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run full just outside off. Raghuvanshi presses forward and drives it crisply towards mid off, who sprawls to his left and ensures it is just a single. Aniket the fielder\n Cummins to Rahane, SIX runs banged in short, and deposited into the stands! That ended up being a half-tracker and was just begging to be hit. Rahane obliged and pulverized it over deep mid wicket!\n Zeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, no run full outside off, denying the batter from getting under it. Raghuvanshi pokes it towards extra cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs full again, on middle and leg. Raghuvanshi brings out the reverse and swipes it through backward point. Good work on the fence to keep it to two. Reddy was the fielder\n Zeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs clean as a whistle! Tossed up into the slot outside off and Ansari gets met. Raghuvanshi steps into the stroke and pumps it over long off!\n Zeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs this is an even better stroke, and much more audacious! Fired in full on off. Raghuvanshi unfurls the reverse for the second time this over and nails it over backward point!\n Zeeshan Ansari to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run googly on a length outside off. Raghuvanshi reaches out for it and jabs it towards cover point\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rahane, OUT Ansari celebrates, Klaasen celebrates and the finger goes up! Rahane perishes trying to do what Raghuvanshi did earlier in the over! Slower, shorter and hung up outside off. Drops on Rahane late and the ball is much shorter than he thinks it is. Cannot get purchase on the reverse and the ball pops up off the glove, held on easily by Klaasen. A feisty knock by the KKR skipper, and they now have a solid foundation to push for 200! \n Simarjeet Singh to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run dropped by Reddy - oh dear! Shortish outside off and this sits up to be hit. Raghuvanshi tries to hack it over cow corner but toe-ends it badly. Reddy runs in off the fence and then puts down a fairly regulation chance. Reddy will be disappointed with that. Tried to take it too low and paid the price. Straight in and straight out Over the wicket to Venkatesh\n Simarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, no run slanted across full outside off. Venkatesh, without any real footwork, wafts at it and is beaten for pace more than anything else\n Simarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Venkatesh tips it to extra cover and canters across to the other end\n Simarjeet Singh to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs placed to absolute perfection! Slower ball that ends up as a half-volley on off. Raghuvanshi plays the check drive and finds the gap between extra cover and mid off. It was in the air but well wide of both fielders!\n Simarjeet Singh to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run slower bumper on middle and off. Raghuvanshi lets the ball arrive before tugging it to mid wicket's right\n Simarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, no run off-pace and into the track just outside off. Venkatesh advances and jabs it straight to extra cover\n Kamindu Mendis to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run full outside off. Raghuvanshi eases it down the ground and brings up his half-century - off just 30 balls, and with his side under all sorts of pressure! Right-arm off-spin from around the wicket to Venkatesh\n Kamindu Mendis to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run dragged down just outside off. Venkatesh goes back and hacks it towards long on Left-arm to the rightie again\n Kamindu Mendis to A Raghuvanshi, no run follows the batter outside leg with a length ball. Cramped for room, Raghuvanshi prods it back towards the bowler\n Kamindu Mendis to A Raghuvanshi, OUT has Harshal grabbed that? Oh, that would be a world-class catch if he has! Dangles the carrot on a length outside off and Raghuvanshi bites. He looks to go inside-out but slices across it too much. Arrows it towards deep backward point, where Harshal runs in off the fence, slides forward and then swoops it up inches off the turf. Exceptional, exceptional fielding, and SRH have gotten rid of the set batter! \n Kamindu Mendis to Rinku Singh, 1 run back of a length outside off. Rinku goes back and taps it towards sweeper cover\n Kamindu Mendis to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run fired in full outside off. Driven down the ground to long off and Venkatesh retains strike\n Harshal to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run angled in on a hard length on the stumps. Venkatesh stabs it towards long on off the back foot Over the wicket to Rinku\n Harshal to Rinku Singh, no run cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Rinku hops up onto his toes and drops it into the off side with soft hands\n Harshal to Rinku Singh, 1 wide slower bumper that goes a bit awry and slides down leg. Left alone by Rinku and called a wide\n Harshal to Rinku Singh, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. No real room to work with and Rinku prods it into the cover point region for a single\n Harshal to Venkatesh Iyer, no run off-pace again and into the track again, outside off. Venkatesh has a swish at it but is too early into the stroke to make contact\n Harshal to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run slower delivery dug in short on leg stump. Venkatesh waits for it and heaves it towards deep mid wicket. Still has not come to grips with the pace of this surface Around the wicket now\n Harshal to Rinku Singh, 1 run cutter on a back of a length, slanting into off stump. Rinku swipes at it incredibly early and the ball rolls off the toe-end towards deep third\n Simarjeet Singh to Rinku Singh, no run into the blockhole on middle and leg. Rinku jams down on it and digs it out towards extra cover\n Simarjeet Singh to Rinku Singh, 2 runs slower ball on a shortish length on leg stump. Rinku swivels and pulls it towards fine leg. A slight misfield by Harshal on the fence and Rinku saunters back for two\n Simarjeet Singh to Rinku Singh, no run hard length, pushed across the batter outside off. Rinku advances and then has an ungainly hack at it. Chops it back to the bowler\n Simarjeet Singh to Rinku Singh, 1 run dug into the track on off. Rinku gets on top of the bounce and pulls it towards deep mid wicket 18 balls since the last boundary\n Simarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, SIX runs well, scratch that, because KKR have a boundary now, and they have a maximum to boot! Attempted bumper but the line is all wrong. Down leg and that allows Venkatesh to just help it away over fine leg!\n Simarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, no run slower ball on a full length outside off. Venkatesh drills it down the ground but cannot beat the fielder in the ring at mid off Time for a pause. KKR have stalled a bit in recent overs and will need this partnership to get going quickly after this mini-break to keep their hopes of a 180-plus score alive. SRH will be content with where they are, although they would also want to keep KKR down to as low a score as possible\n Shami to Rinku Singh, 1 run fullish just outside off. Rinku presses half forward and jabs it towards sweeper cover\n Shami to Venkatesh Iyer, no run slower delivery banged into the track outside off. Venkatesh shimmies around before settling in his normal stance. Swipes at it and only grabs a handful of fresh air\n Shami to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs zipped in fuller on middle and off. Venkatesh flicks it enough to long on's left and careens back for two\n Shami to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs short, wide and punished! Shami makes the dual mistake of bowling too short and offering plenty of width. Venkatesh camps on it and upper-cuts it over short third!\n Shami to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run into the blockhole on middle and off. Venkatesh backs away and squeezes it out to long off\n Shami to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs Rinku lands his first punch now! Gentle and juicy full toss outside off. Rinku throws his hands at it and crashes it over extra cover for four!\n Harshal to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run slower ball on a back of a length outside off. Venkatesh is deceived by the lack of pace initially and adjusts to dab it towards deep backward point\n Harshal to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs that has gone to the fence like a tracer bullet! Banged into the track outside off and this just sits up. Rinku gets on top of the bounce and bludgeons it to deep mid wicket's right! Over the wicket now\n Harshal to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs and that is more scratchy fielding on the fence! Slower full toss wide outside off. Rinku opens his bat face and glides it towards deep backward point. Aniket makes an absolute meal of it, and Rinku gets some bonus runs!\n Harshal to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs shot - the best of the lot so far! Right in the slot outside off. Rinku climbs into the drive and crrrrrrrunnnnnnchhhheessssss it between mid off and extra cover! Around the wicket\n Harshal to Rinku Singh, 1 run off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Rinku taps it towards backward point and ambles across to the other end\n Harshal to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run short ball on middle and leg to finish off. Venkatesh swipes it on the bounce to deep backward square leg and keeps strike\n Simarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run full toss wide outside off. Venkatesh throws his hands at it and slashes it towards sweeper cover. Just a single\n Simarjeet Singh to Rinku Singh, 1 run off-pace and into the track on off. Rinku hacks it towards deep mid wicket and both batters are content with a single\n Simarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs just past the fielder, and that hurtles into the fence! Slow, short, wide and it gets the treatment it deserves. Venkatesh stands tall and slaps it just to extra cover's left!\n Simarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs four more! Venkatesh is coming to the party too now! Off-pace short ball on middle and leg. Venkatesh opens up his stance and slugs it to deep mid wicket's left!\n Simarjeet Singh to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run back of a length outside off. Venkatesh has a massive heave at it and drags it towards deep mid wicket\n Simarjeet Singh to Rinku Singh, SIX runs watch that white ball fly into the Kolkata night sky! Right in the slot outside off and that is a buffet ball. Rinku helps himself, steps into the shot and launches it a mile over long on!\n Cummins to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs innovation at its best! Cutter bowled into the track on middle and off. Venkatesh walks across, plays four strokes in his mind and then eventually makes contact with his fifth attempt, which is a ramp over the keeper's head!\n Cummins to Venkatesh Iyer, SIX runs more catching practice for the crowd! Another slower bumper and this sits up on off stump. Venkatesh picks it up and pummels it over deep square leg!\n Cummins to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs everything is travelling to the fence now! This seems like a good yorker, tailing into the pads but such is KKR's momentum that Venkatesh, somehow, manages to squeeze this out behind square. Onto the practice pitches and that races away! 57 runs have come off the last 20 balls\n Cummins to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs oh my - Venkatesh is like a house on fire now! Full and wide, tries to bluff the batter, who backs away early. Venkatesh, though, uses his long reach to perfection. Gets bat on it and also scythes it over backward point!\n Cummins to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs low full toss on the stumps. Venkatesh drills it back towards the bowler, who gets his boot in the way. The ball then trickles towards long on, who hits the stumps at the bowler's end, and KKR get a run off the deflection, which means Venkatesh brings up a 25-ball fifty!\n Cummins to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 leg bye length ball that follows Venkatesh a mile outside leg. He misses his swing and the ball bobbles off the pads behind square\n Harshal to Venkatesh Iyer, SIX runs smashed over long on first ball! Slower ball on a back of a length outside off and Venkatesh reads it like the morning newspaper. Sets himself up and slams it over the fence!\n Harshal to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs that is dreadful bowling, but KKR will not mind one bit! Thigh-high full toss kissing the wide line, with short third up. That is asking for trouble and Venkatesh, even though he does not middle it, slashes it over that fielder for four. KKR have also reviewed it, arguing it should be a No ball. Might be a little optimistic but no harm in trying, eh? Venkatesh's waist is measured at 1.13m and the ball is passing the popping crease at 1.01m. Fair delivery, but KKR still get four!\n Harshal to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT high into the night sky, and taken on the fence! That almost touched the moon and came back! Slower ball on a full length on middle and leg. Venkatesh, after shimmying his socks off, stands still in his normal stance and gets under it. Gets under it too much in the end, though, and does not get the adequate distance. Aniket settles himself at long on and does the rest! \n Harshal to Russell, 1 run banged into the track outside off. Russell tries to hit it too hard and scuffs it towards extra cover\n Harshal to Rinku Singh, 1 wide slower bumper outside off and this seems to balloon over the batter's head. Rinku nearly swings himself off his feet and when he settles down, he sees the square leg umpire's arms outstretched. But now SRH will review because, well, why not. Seems to be above the batter's head, despite Rinku jumping up and the wide call stays!\n Harshal to Rinku Singh, 1 run full and wide outside off. Rinku reaches out for it and clinks it towards sweeper cover. Just a single Russell on strike for what should be the final ball of this innings. 200 up already\n Harshal to Russell, OUT dug into the track outside off and Russell cannot make the most of it. Swings at it wildly and only swats away a few flies. He also ventures out of his crease, trying to pinch a bye and is caught unawares as Klaasen hits the stumps at the batter's end. Russell dismissed, and KKR end with 200! ","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["A Raghuvanshi","Narine","Rahane","Rinku Singh","Russell","Venkatesh Iyer","de Kock"],"Runs":[50.0,7.0,38.0,32.0,1.0,60.0,1.0],"Balls_Faced":[32,7,27,17,2,29,6],"Fours":[5,0,1,4,0,7,0],"Sixes":[2,1,4,1,0,3,0],"S\/R":[156.25,100.0,140.74,188.24,50.0,206.9,16.67],"dismissal":["c Patel b Mendis","c \u2020Klaasen b Mohammed Shami","c \u2020Klaasen b Zeeshan Ansari","Not Out","run out (\u2020Klaasen)","c Verma b Patel","c Zeeshan Ansari b Cummins"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Cummins","Harshal","Kamindu Mendis","Shami","Simarjeet Singh","Zeeshan Ansari"],"Balls":[24,24,6,24,24,18],"Runs_Given":[44.0,43.0,4.0,29.0,47.0,25.0],"Wickets":[1,1,1,1,0,1],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,1.0,4.0,4.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .bends his back a fair bit for that inswinger from short of length, Arya defends it back .See all photos\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .hint of outswing now from off stump, a watchful Arya taps it into the off side\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .he gets some width, only a hint of it, and he deftly dabs it late enough to beat the slip .fielder easily for four\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .beats him with the outswinger this time! Bangs it into the pitch, away movement and .good bounce, and Arya punches and misses. Khaleel signals to the keeper he heard .something but nobody is listening to him\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .more into the body this time with the angle, and he pushes it down to mid on\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .swings wildly against the length ball outside off, doesn't middle it the way he wants to .but all he needs to do is clear midwicket, and he has managed that off the inner half of .the bat\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run .starts with a short of length ball, Prabhsimran tucks it to leg for one .Priyansh Arya average vs CSK115.00\nKamboj to Arya, FOUR runs .too short and pulled away with disdain for four! Not a lot of bounce for Kamboj, Arya .gets on top of that easily and gives it a whack\nKamboj to Arya, 1 run .flicked over the square leg region this time, there's a fielder in the deep, and he gets one .And this is the first instance of four uncapped opening batters in an IPL match - Shaik .Rasheed, Ayush Mhatre, Priyansh Arya and Prabhsimran Singh. .Sampath chimes in again: CSK lost their last six wickets in the space of 11 balls, the .fewest by any team in an IPL innings. PWI against SRH in 2013 and SRH against KXIP in .2020 lost their last six wickets in 13 balls.\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run .short of length and towards the hips, he clips it away for one to leg\nKamboj to Arya, 1 run .inside half of the bat again for Arya as he swings down the ground, a single to deep .backward square\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Kamboj is trying to not give Prabhsimran any room, another one into the body and he .tucks it to leg for one more\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run .137.5kmh, pitched up on off and he middles that push down to mid off\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run .down the leg side now, but that was perhaps only a feather away from leg stump! .Khaleel can't believe it and it's not given a wide\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .swatted late to the right of deep fine leg where the fielder sprints before putting in a .slide with legs in front and kicks the ball too, but only to the boundary rope\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, 1 run .short of length outside off now, he waits and taps it square for one\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, 1 run .aims for the stumps with the angle, and Arya helps it to leg for one\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, 1 run .a slow offcutter into the pitch outside off, he taps it away to the right of first slip and .lazily goes for the run. Jadeja even made him hurry in the end while trying for the direct .hit\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, no run .backs away early for the short of length ball outside off and gives it a bash down to mid .off\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .charges again, gives it heave down the ground and he's sent that all the way! Don't think .he middled it like it does, but such is his brute force that hitting it 80-90% fine also takes .it all the way .A point and backward point in for him\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, no run .dances down again, and scythes this one with some power square of the wicket. .Straight to point .More changes, mid on drops back now\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run .stays in the crease this time and gently pushes into the cover to rotate the strike .Around the wicket to Arya\nKamboj to Arya, 1 leg bye .he keeps backing away and Kamboj does well to follow him with the line, it goes off the .pad for a leg bye\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .scooped away for four! Who said Prabhsimran is all about power? He goes across early .and predicts the yorker nicely, sets up nicely by going low and scoops that really fine .That makes it 12 off the over\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .too short to Arya and he doesn't miss those. Stands tall to get on top of that and .whacks it away with nobody in the deep there\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .good reply from Khaleel. He bangs it in short again, but this time well far from Arya .outside off, and he misses it\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .short and almost out of his reach again, but this time Arya's attempt to chase ends up in .a thick edge which flies through the slip region with Dhoni left watching\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, OUT .he has him caught behind, Khaleel gets the sweet revenge! Full marks to him for .persisting with the short length despite being hit for four earlier. Bangs in a good .bouncer that comes in, doesn't give Arya much room, this has good bounce too, and .takes the edge behind for the almost tumbling Dhoni to take it with both hands to his .right .Priyansh Arya c \u2020Dhoni b Ahmed 23 (15b 5x4 0x6 21m) SR: 153.33\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, 1 leg bye .angles it into the stumps and Shreyas can't get bat on it. On the pad but going down leg .so the half-hearted appeal dies quickly\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run .gets some room outside off and he slams that back down in the V, to the left of mid off .where Dube puts his body behind it to save a few\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .towards middle stump with the angle, and Shreyas goes back to clip it to leg\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, no run .he goes for the reverse early, Jadeja fires it in outside off, and he misses\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, no run .another reverse attempt, another miss, and this one is much straighter, perhaps close to .off stump and CSK review this not out decision. Dhoni signals for the T, here we go. .He's hit on the front pad, around the knee roll but he's down on the back knee. So height .may not be an issue on this pitch. Let's see for the edge and the line. No bat, and ball- .tracking says it's Umprie's call on Impact. Very close. because that was otherwise .hitting the stumps!\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, no run .punches off the back foot this time, for a thick edge to short third\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, 1 run .on the pads this time, and he tickles it fine on the leg side for a quick one\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .on the pads to end the over as well, and Shreyas picks that gap wide of short fine leg to .find that boundary with smart placement. Makes it six off the over after just two singles .earlier .So the 50 comes up in the powerplay. Dhoni setting the field now\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run .starts with a slow delivery tossed up outside leg, nudged on the leg side easily for one .Slip comes in for Shreyas though\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run .flat and angling away outside off, it's the googly, and he misses the cut\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .turning into middle and off now, he whips it away for one to leg\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run .97.4kmh, fired in on leg stump, Prabhsimran also works it to leg for one more\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .a touch fuller on off, Shreyas goes across and he turns it to the leg side again off the .back foot. The field is spread out so they hare back for the second\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .short and wide, lots of room, and Shreyas whacks it away to deep point\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, no run .fired in towards middle and leg, he defends it back\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .just beats deep fine leg and tha's almost gone all the way! Goes down on a knee quickly .because Jadeja is not bowling slow, middles that sweep for the ball sliding down leg, .and sends it sailing to the right of the fielder. It's four in fact\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .on the off side this time and he punches that down to mid off .There comes the towel - Jadeja borrows it from the umpire to wipe the ball\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, 1 run .straight on the stumps from good length, he goes back and across and turns it to leg for .one\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .he goes back for this and turns it to deep midwicket for one more\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .he goes for the reverse again, this time it's much shorter and just outside off, and he .finally connects to send that racing to the boundary for four .Jadeja's over ends with a boundary again\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run .beaten outside off with a wrong'un! He wants to drive into the covers but misses the line .and Dhoni can't collect it cleanly to try for the stumping as Shreyas' back foot had .slipped out for a moment\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .much shorter around off, and he pulls it away for one . .Prabhsimran Singh vs Noor Ahmad .BALLS .6 .RUNS .7 .OUTS .1 .SR .116.66 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .full and almost on the front shoe, and he replies with a powerful paddle to send that .racing to the fine leg boundary\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .crashed for a straight six! Dances down, gets to the pitch of the ball before it can turn .this way or that, and smashes it back over the bowler\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run .more on the leg side and it's clipped away to leg for one\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .outside off to Shreyas, driven through the covers for one\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, no run .short and outside off, Shreyas cuts and gets the inner half of the bat towards point\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .crashes the short ball over point with some force and it reaches deep point after a .bounce\nSam Curran to Prabhsimran, no run .slow, short and not as wide, Prabhsimran goes for the cut around shoulder height and .misses\nSam Curran to Prabhsimran, 1 run .falls safe and short of Jadeja running in from the boundary! Pitched up on off, he lofts it .straight down, but actually miscues it towards wide long on, Jadeja runs in from deep .midwicket and you can't do much if he can't get there\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .late cut over short third for four. Curran has been bowling short and wide this over, but .with short third in the circle, Shreyas knew getting even some bat on that to steer it over .and wide of him would be enough\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .slow again, this time not as short and bunted down to long on .And here's Abhimanyu to take it till the end. Will he help CSK stay alive?","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs CSK, 49th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run bends his back a fair bit for that inswinger from short of length, Arya defends it back See all photos\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run hint of outswing now from off stump, a watchful Arya taps it into the off side\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs he gets some width, only a hint of it, and he deftly dabs it late enough to beat the slip fielder easily for four\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run beats him with the outswinger this time! Bangs it into the pitch, away movement and good bounce, and Arya punches and misses. Khaleel signals to the keeper he heard something but nobody is listening to him\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run more into the body this time with the angle, and he pushes it down to mid on\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs swings wildly against the length ball outside off, doesn't middle it the way he wants to but all he needs to do is clear midwicket, and he has managed that off the inner half of the bat\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run starts with a short of length ball, Prabhsimran tucks it to leg for one Priyansh Arya average vs CSK115.00\n Kamboj to Arya, FOUR runs too short and pulled away with disdain for four! Not a lot of bounce for Kamboj, Arya gets on top of that easily and gives it a whack\n Kamboj to Arya, 1 run flicked over the square leg region this time, there's a fielder in the deep, and he gets one And this is the first instance of four uncapped opening batters in an IPL match - Shaik Rasheed, Ayush Mhatre, Priyansh Arya and Prabhsimran Singh. Sampath chimes in again: CSK lost their last six wickets in the space of 11 balls, the fewest by any team in an IPL innings. PWI against SRH in 2013 and SRH against KXIP in 2020 lost their last six wickets in 13 balls.\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run short of length and towards the hips, he clips it away for one to leg\n Kamboj to Arya, 1 run inside half of the bat again for Arya as he swings down the ground, a single to deep backward square\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run Kamboj is trying to not give Prabhsimran any room, another one into the body and he tucks it to leg for one more\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run 137.5kmh, pitched up on off and he middles that push down to mid off\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run down the leg side now, but that was perhaps only a feather away from leg stump! Khaleel can't believe it and it's not given a wide\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs swatted late to the right of deep fine leg where the fielder sprints before putting in a slide with legs in front and kicks the ball too, but only to the boundary rope\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, 1 run short of length outside off now, he waits and taps it square for one\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, 1 run aims for the stumps with the angle, and Arya helps it to leg for one\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, 1 run a slow offcutter into the pitch outside off, he taps it away to the right of first slip and lazily goes for the run. Jadeja even made him hurry in the end while trying for the direct hit\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, no run backs away early for the short of length ball outside off and gives it a bash down to mid off\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, SIX runs charges again, gives it heave down the ground and he's sent that all the way! Don't think he middled it like it does, but such is his brute force that hitting it 80-90% fine also takes it all the way A point and backward point in for him\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, no run dances down again, and scythes this one with some power square of the wicket. Straight to point More changes, mid on drops back now\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run stays in the crease this time and gently pushes into the cover to rotate the strike Around the wicket to Arya\n Kamboj to Arya, 1 leg bye he keeps backing away and Kamboj does well to follow him with the line, it goes off the pad for a leg bye\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs scooped away for four! Who said Prabhsimran is all about power? He goes across early and predicts the yorker nicely, sets up nicely by going low and scoops that really fine That makes it 12 off the over\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs too short to Arya and he doesn't miss those. Stands tall to get on top of that and whacks it away with nobody in the deep there\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run good reply from Khaleel. He bangs it in short again, but this time well far from Arya outside off, and he misses it\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs short and almost out of his reach again, but this time Arya's attempt to chase ends up in a thick edge which flies through the slip region with Dhoni left watching\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, OUT he has him caught behind, Khaleel gets the sweet revenge! Full marks to him for persisting with the short length despite being hit for four earlier. Bangs in a good bouncer that comes in, doesn't give Arya much room, this has good bounce too, and takes the edge behind for the almost tumbling Dhoni to take it with both hands to his right \n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, 1 leg bye angles it into the stumps and Shreyas can't get bat on it. On the pad but going down leg so the half-hearted appeal dies quickly\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run gets some room outside off and he slams that back down in the V, to the left of mid off where Dube puts his body behind it to save a few\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run towards middle stump with the angle, and Shreyas goes back to clip it to leg\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, no run he goes for the reverse early, Jadeja fires it in outside off, and he misses\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, no run another reverse attempt, another miss, and this one is much straighter, perhaps close to off stump and CSK review this not out decision. Dhoni signals for the T, here we go. He's hit on the front pad, around the knee roll but he's down on the back knee. So height may not be an issue on this pitch. Let's see for the edge and the line. No bat, and ball-tracking says it's Umprie's call on Impact. Very close. because that was otherwise hitting the stumps!\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, no run punches off the back foot this time, for a thick edge to short third\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, 1 run on the pads this time, and he tickles it fine on the leg side for a quick one\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs on the pads to end the over as well, and Shreyas picks that gap wide of short fine leg to find that boundary with smart placement. Makes it six off the over after just two singles earlier So the 50 comes up in the powerplay. Dhoni setting the field now\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run starts with a slow delivery tossed up outside leg, nudged on the leg side easily for one Slip comes in for Shreyas though\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run flat and angling away outside off, it's the googly, and he misses the cut\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run turning into middle and off now, he whips it away for one to leg\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run 97.4kmh, fired in on leg stump, Prabhsimran also works it to leg for one more\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs a touch fuller on off, Shreyas goes across and he turns it to the leg side again off the back foot. The field is spread out so they hare back for the second\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run short and wide, lots of room, and Shreyas whacks it away to deep point\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, no run fired in towards middle and leg, he defends it back\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs just beats deep fine leg and tha's almost gone all the way! Goes down on a knee quickly because Jadeja is not bowling slow, middles that sweep for the ball sliding down leg, and sends it sailing to the right of the fielder. It's four in fact\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run on the off side this time and he punches that down to mid off There comes the towel - Jadeja borrows it from the umpire to wipe the ball\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, 1 run straight on the stumps from good length, he goes back and across and turns it to leg for one\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run he goes back for this and turns it to deep midwicket for one more\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs he goes for the reverse again, this time it's much shorter and just outside off, and he finally connects to send that racing to the boundary for four Jadeja's over ends with a boundary again\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run beaten outside off with a wrong'un! He wants to drive into the covers but misses the line and Dhoni can't collect it cleanly to try for the stumping as Shreyas' back foot had slipped out for a moment\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run much shorter around off, and he pulls it away for one Prabhsimran Singh vs Noor Ahmad BALLS 6 RUNS 7 OUTS 1 SR 116.66 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs full and almost on the front shoe, and he replies with a powerful paddle to send that racing to the fine leg boundary\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, SIX runs crashed for a straight six! Dances down, gets to the pitch of the ball before it can turn this way or that, and smashes it back over the bowler\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run more on the leg side and it's clipped away to leg for one\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run outside off to Shreyas, driven through the covers for one\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, no run short and outside off, Shreyas cuts and gets the inner half of the bat towards point\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run crashes the short ball over point with some force and it reaches deep point after a bounce\n Sam Curran to Prabhsimran, no run slow, short and not as wide, Prabhsimran goes for the cut around shoulder height and misses\n Sam Curran to Prabhsimran, 1 run falls safe and short of Jadeja running in from the boundary! Pitched up on off, he lofts it straight down, but actually miscues it towards wide long on, Jadeja runs in from deep midwicket and you can't do much if he can't get there\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs late cut over short third for four. Curran has been bowling short and wide this over, but with short third in the circle, Shreyas knew getting even some bat on that to steer it over and wide of him would be enough\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run slow again, this time not as short and bunted down to long on And here's Abhimanyu to take it till the end. Will he help CSK stay alive?","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Prabhsimran","Shreyas Iyer"],"Runs":[23.0,40.0,23.0],"Balls_Faced":[15,27,18],"Fours":[5,4,3],"Sixes":[0,2,0],"S\/R":[153.33,148.15,127.78],"dismissal":["c \u2020Dhoni b Ahmed","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Jadeja","Kamboj","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Sam Curran"],"Balls":[12,12,18,12,6],"Runs_Given":[17.0,20.0,23.0,19.0,7.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,3.0,2.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .bends his back a fair bit for that inswinger from short of length, Arya defends it back .See all photos\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .hint of outswing now from off stump, a watchful Arya taps it into the off side\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .he gets some width, only a hint of it, and he deftly dabs it late enough to beat the slip .fielder easily for four\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .beats him with the outswinger this time! Bangs it into the pitch, away movement and .good bounce, and Arya punches and misses. Khaleel signals to the keeper he heard .something but nobody is listening to him\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .more into the body this time with the angle, and he pushes it down to mid on\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .swings wildly against the length ball outside off, doesn't middle it the way he wants to .but all he needs to do is clear midwicket, and he has managed that off the inner half of .the bat\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run .starts with a short of length ball, Prabhsimran tucks it to leg for one .Priyansh Arya average vs CSK115.00\nKamboj to Arya, FOUR runs .too short and pulled away with disdain for four! Not a lot of bounce for Kamboj, Arya .gets on top of that easily and gives it a whack\nKamboj to Arya, 1 run .flicked over the square leg region this time, there's a fielder in the deep, and he gets one .And this is the first instance of four uncapped opening batters in an IPL match - Shaik .Rasheed, Ayush Mhatre, Priyansh Arya and Prabhsimran Singh. .Sampath chimes in again: CSK lost their last six wickets in the space of 11 balls, the .fewest by any team in an IPL innings. PWI against SRH in 2013 and SRH against KXIP in .2020 lost their last six wickets in 13 balls.\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run .short of length and towards the hips, he clips it away for one to leg\nKamboj to Arya, 1 run .inside half of the bat again for Arya as he swings down the ground, a single to deep .backward square\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Kamboj is trying to not give Prabhsimran any room, another one into the body and he .tucks it to leg for one more\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run .137.5kmh, pitched up on off and he middles that push down to mid off\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run .down the leg side now, but that was perhaps only a feather away from leg stump! .Khaleel can't believe it and it's not given a wide\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .swatted late to the right of deep fine leg where the fielder sprints before putting in a .slide with legs in front and kicks the ball too, but only to the boundary rope\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, 1 run .short of length outside off now, he waits and taps it square for one\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, 1 run .aims for the stumps with the angle, and Arya helps it to leg for one\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, 1 run .a slow offcutter into the pitch outside off, he taps it away to the right of first slip and .lazily goes for the run. Jadeja even made him hurry in the end while trying for the direct .hit\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, no run .backs away early for the short of length ball outside off and gives it a bash down to mid .off\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .charges again, gives it heave down the ground and he's sent that all the way! Don't think .he middled it like it does, but such is his brute force that hitting it 80-90% fine also takes .it all the way .A point and backward point in for him\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, no run .dances down again, and scythes this one with some power square of the wicket. .Straight to point .More changes, mid on drops back now\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run .stays in the crease this time and gently pushes into the cover to rotate the strike .Around the wicket to Arya\nKamboj to Arya, 1 leg bye .he keeps backing away and Kamboj does well to follow him with the line, it goes off the .pad for a leg bye\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .scooped away for four! Who said Prabhsimran is all about power? He goes across early .and predicts the yorker nicely, sets up nicely by going low and scoops that really fine .That makes it 12 off the over\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .too short to Arya and he doesn't miss those. Stands tall to get on top of that and .whacks it away with nobody in the deep there\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .good reply from Khaleel. He bangs it in short again, but this time well far from Arya .outside off, and he misses it\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .short and almost out of his reach again, but this time Arya's attempt to chase ends up in .a thick edge which flies through the slip region with Dhoni left watching\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, OUT .he has him caught behind, Khaleel gets the sweet revenge! Full marks to him for .persisting with the short length despite being hit for four earlier. Bangs in a good .bouncer that comes in, doesn't give Arya much room, this has good bounce too, and .takes the edge behind for the almost tumbling Dhoni to take it with both hands to his .right .Priyansh Arya c \u2020Dhoni b Ahmed 23 (15b 5x4 0x6 21m) SR: 153.33\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, 1 leg bye .angles it into the stumps and Shreyas can't get bat on it. On the pad but going down leg .so the half-hearted appeal dies quickly\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run .gets some room outside off and he slams that back down in the V, to the left of mid off .where Dube puts his body behind it to save a few\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .towards middle stump with the angle, and Shreyas goes back to clip it to leg\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, no run .he goes for the reverse early, Jadeja fires it in outside off, and he misses\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, no run .another reverse attempt, another miss, and this one is much straighter, perhaps close to .off stump and CSK review this not out decision. Dhoni signals for the T, here we go. .He's hit on the front pad, around the knee roll but he's down on the back knee. So height .may not be an issue on this pitch. Let's see for the edge and the line. No bat, and ball- .tracking says it's Umprie's call on Impact. Very close. because that was otherwise .hitting the stumps!\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, no run .punches off the back foot this time, for a thick edge to short third\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, 1 run .on the pads this time, and he tickles it fine on the leg side for a quick one\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .on the pads to end the over as well, and Shreyas picks that gap wide of short fine leg to .find that boundary with smart placement. Makes it six off the over after just two singles .earlier .So the 50 comes up in the powerplay. Dhoni setting the field now\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run .starts with a slow delivery tossed up outside leg, nudged on the leg side easily for one .Slip comes in for Shreyas though\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run .flat and angling away outside off, it's the googly, and he misses the cut\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .turning into middle and off now, he whips it away for one to leg\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run .97.4kmh, fired in on leg stump, Prabhsimran also works it to leg for one more\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .a touch fuller on off, Shreyas goes across and he turns it to the leg side again off the .back foot. The field is spread out so they hare back for the second\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .short and wide, lots of room, and Shreyas whacks it away to deep point\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, no run .fired in towards middle and leg, he defends it back\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .just beats deep fine leg and tha's almost gone all the way! Goes down on a knee quickly .because Jadeja is not bowling slow, middles that sweep for the ball sliding down leg, .and sends it sailing to the right of the fielder. It's four in fact\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .on the off side this time and he punches that down to mid off .There comes the towel - Jadeja borrows it from the umpire to wipe the ball\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, 1 run .straight on the stumps from good length, he goes back and across and turns it to leg for .one\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .he goes back for this and turns it to deep midwicket for one more\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .he goes for the reverse again, this time it's much shorter and just outside off, and he .finally connects to send that racing to the boundary for four .Jadeja's over ends with a boundary again\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run .beaten outside off with a wrong'un! He wants to drive into the covers but misses the line .and Dhoni can't collect it cleanly to try for the stumping as Shreyas' back foot had .slipped out for a moment\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .much shorter around off, and he pulls it away for one . .Prabhsimran Singh vs Noor Ahmad .BALLS .6 .RUNS .7 .OUTS .1 .SR .116.66 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .full and almost on the front shoe, and he replies with a powerful paddle to send that .racing to the fine leg boundary\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .crashed for a straight six! Dances down, gets to the pitch of the ball before it can turn .this way or that, and smashes it back over the bowler\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run .more on the leg side and it's clipped away to leg for one\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .outside off to Shreyas, driven through the covers for one\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, no run .short and outside off, Shreyas cuts and gets the inner half of the bat towards point\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .crashes the short ball over point with some force and it reaches deep point after a .bounce\nSam Curran to Prabhsimran, no run .slow, short and not as wide, Prabhsimran goes for the cut around shoulder height and .misses\nSam Curran to Prabhsimran, 1 run .falls safe and short of Jadeja running in from the boundary! Pitched up on off, he lofts it .straight down, but actually miscues it towards wide long on, Jadeja runs in from deep .midwicket and you can't do much if he can't get there\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .late cut over short third for four. Curran has been bowling short and wide this over, but .with short third in the circle, Shreyas knew getting even some bat on that to steer it over .and wide of him would be enough\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .slow again, this time not as short and bunted down to long on .And here's Abhimanyu to take it till the end. Will he help CSK stay alive?\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .Starts off with a length ball that swings down leg\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Just short of good length around off, Shreyas drops it in front on the leg side for a quick .single\nPathirana to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .That's massive! Pure whippage from Prabhsimran as Pathirana bowls this in the slot on .the pads. Lofted over midwicket and the fifty-partnership is up off 35 balls\nPathirana to Prabhsimran, no run .Mix-up and Prabhsimran survives! Clips this full ball and takes off for the single, but .Shreyas sends him back. The throw is wide at the striker's end, but he had made his .ground regardless\nPathirana to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Clipped out to deep backward square. This was a yorker around leg\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Short outside off, Iyer looks to pull and gets a bottom edge in front of square leg\nPathirana to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Length ball outside off and Prabhsimran gets low and cuts this away through backward .point! Fifty up for Prabhsimran! Back-to-back half-centuries for the PBKS opener .See all photos\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full outside off, drilled down the ground to long-on's left\nSam Curran to Prabhsimran, no run .Slower ball around middle, at just 81.2kph, and Prabhsimran waits and blocks it to the .bowler's right. Curran though seems to have hurt his angle trying to stop that\nSam Curran to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Another slower ball, in the blockhole wide of off, Prabhsimran works it down to long-on\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Length ball outside off, swung away along the ground to deep midwicket\nSam Curran to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Oh that lands safe! 106kph slower bouncer around off, Prabhsimran is cramped on the .pull and gets a top edge that flies square on the leg side. The fielder from the deep is .not close enough\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full outside off, Shreyas looks to whip it leg side, but the lack of pace - 83.8kph - .deceives him. Gets an inside edge through backward square leg\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Wrong'un on a length on off, cut to backward point .He always had explosive potential and shots all around the ground. Now he knows .when to sit back and when to pull the trigger. Here's all you need to know about the .evolution of Prabhsimran Singh, who has gone from powerplay basher to all-phase .disruptor.\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .On a length around off, Shreyas rocks back to pull it out to long-on on the bounce\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Dropped! Prabh skips down the ground to this full ball on leg and looks to go downtown, .but gets a leading edge that loops to Pathirana's right at short third. but the fast bowler .makes a meal of it! That wasn't a difficult chance at all . .Shreyas Iyer in IPL, 2025 .INNS .10 .RUNS .323 .SR .175.54 .AVE .53.83 .HS .97*\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .And that's swatted away! Iyer rocks back to this long hop and hammers this over long- .on. Brevis at the rope leaps to try and grab it, but it's well over him but he trips on the .boundary rope and seems to have hurt his shoulder a little thanks to the awkward .landing\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Length ball angled across, slapped out to deep cover\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, OUT .Noor finally strikes! Prabhsimran goes for the slog sweep as Noor goes full on the .stumps but he can't get the requisite distance on that. That was a back-of-the-hand .delivery and Prabh picks out Brevis at deep midwicket. He makes no mistake, the .youngster .Prabhsimran Singh c Brevis b Noor Ahmad 54 (36b 5x4 3x6 57m) SR: 150\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Slower ball on a length outside off, Shreyas hoicks it out to deep midwicket on the .bounce\nSam Curran to Wadhera, 1 run .On a length on off, flicked off his pads to deep backward square\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Shreyas Iyer has picked the bones out of this one! He waits on the slower ball outside .off and effortlessly launches this over long-on . .PBKS in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .10 .WKTS .31 .RR .9.10 .AVE .27.41\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .Slapped back over the bowler's head. This is a length ball outside off and Shreyas flat- .bats this straight down. They race for two\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Crashed through covers! Overpitched outside off and Shreyas drives it and drives it .hard\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full outside off, swung out to deep midwicket's left off the inside half of the bat. And .Shreyas has got to a 32-ball 50. .That will be the timeout. PBKS need 10 an over from here\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full toss on the pads but Iyer can't capitalise. Whipped away to deep square leg on the .bounce\nPathirana to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Another full toss, and this time Pathirana doesn't get a reprieve. Wadhera hits a punchy .drive between mid-off and extra cover. Lovely placement, and timing . .Matheesha Pathirana in IPL, 2025 .INNS .8 .WKTS .7 .ECON .10.46 .AVE .38.85 .BEST .2\/28\nPathirana to Wadhera, OUT .And this time the full toss pays dividends! Low full toss outside off, Wadhera skips out .and looks to open the face to steer it on the off side but he hits it straight to Jadeja, who .takes a good low catch with the ball flying at him .Nehal Wadhera c Jadeja b Pathirana 5 (3b 1x4 0x6 7m) SR: 166.66\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, no run .Can't connect first ball. Length ball outside off beats the outside edge\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Full on the stumps, squeezed out through square leg for a single\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .On a length outside off, Shreyas whips this away to midwicket's left. Long-off does well .to slide and stop this. PBKS get two.\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .Oh that's into the stands! Tossed up in the slot around leg and Shashank is down on .one knee and he nails the sweep over square leg\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, no run .On a length around middle, going across him and he pushes it back towards the bowler\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Googly outside leg, Shashank looks to play it to the leg side but gets a leading edge that .bobs to the bowler's left\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full toss outside leg, Shreyas looks to swing it away fine down leg and miscues it to .short fine\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .On a length and Shashank hoicks this between long-on and deep midwicket and they .get two\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Tossed up around leg, Shashank goes for the sweep again but this time it goes to deep .square leg on the bounce\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Full outside off, 147kph, Shashank goes across the stumps and drives this down to .long-on .Is this match headed for a thriller? Remember you can follow all the live action in Hindi .commentary too, right here.\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Oh what a shot! Pathirana misses a yorker, it turns into a slot ball, and Iyer clears his .front leg and clubs it over long-on\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Two in a row! Slot ball outside off again and this time Iyer hammers this wide of long-on\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .Now Pathirana gets the yorker away, but it's down leg!\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Oh, so deftly played! Shreyas is toying with CSK right now! Pathirana couldn't have done .much better there, with a yorker just outside off, swinging in late as well. Iyer waits on it .and jams down the bat with the open face to get it between backward point and short .third\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Shreyas slices it on the off side looking to go inside out but it lands well short of deep .point running in. Everything going Iyer's way right now. This was full around off and he .got it off the outside half of the bat\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Short outside off, dabbed to short third's right for a quick single . .3:37 .Pathirana's downturn 'mainly due to his action', says .Ambati Rayudu .\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .Beats long-on! It's on a length outside off and Shashank slaps it down the groiund with .a straight bat and it beats the fielder running to his left\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .Oh and this one goes all the way! This is a rank long hop, Shashank waits on it and .launches this over long-off\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, OUT .Has Brevis pulled off a catch for the ages? Shashank takes on this short ball and pulls .it over midwicket. Brevis at deep midwicket grabs it while jumping. He throws it up .before he lands, jumps to hold it again and realises he may not be landing inside the .rope so he throws it up again before completing the catch on the third attempt! The .umpire is having a check. And Shashank has to go! What brilliant fielding from Brevis .there. I am sure there will be plenty of internet debates about this one! But it's a catch to .remember from the young South African! .Shashank Singh c Brevis b Jadeja 23 (12b 1x4 2x6 14m) SR: 191.66\nJadeja to Inglis, no run .Tossed up around off, pushed back to the bowler\nJadeja to Inglis, FOUR runs .Nails the reverse-sweep! This is full around middle and off, reverse-swept straight of .the short third fielder and deep backward point can't get it either\nJadeja to Inglis, 1 run .Inglis with another reverse-sweep but it goes to the fielder in the deep this time\nPathirana to Inglis, 1 leg bye .146kph yorker around leg, tucked behind square. Actually that went off the pads\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Yorker on off, squeezed out towards midwicket for a single\nPathirana to Inglis, 1 run .Another yorker on middle, Inglis backs away and looks to squeeze it on the off side but .it comes off the inside edge fine on the leg side\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .Bowled'im! This is full outside off, stays a little low too, Iyer looks to swing it away but .gets an inside edge onto the stumps .Shreyas Iyer b Pathirana 72 (41b 5x4 4x6 64m) SR: 175.6\nPathirana to Suryansh Shedge, 1 run .Full outside off, Shedge gets an inside edge now as he pushes at it and it rolls to long .leg\nPathirana to Inglis, no run .Full toss around leg, Inglis looks to whip it away but misses out\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryansh Shedge, no run .Short on leg, Shedge backs away to cut but is beaten. And now he reviews for the wide. .Shedge is standing tall at the crease, but I think Khaleel will be okay here. Yep, that's just .under Shedge's head height\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryansh Shedge, 1 wide .Now it's a length ball down leg, and it's given wide. Scores are level\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryansh Shedge, OUT .Short on leg, and oh my! Shedge pulls it to the deep midwicket fielder! Noor holds on, .and PBKS will have to wait for victory .Suryansh Shedge c Noor Ahmad b Ahmed 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 33.33\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jansen, no run .Uh oh! This is a length ball across him, steered to the point fielder. Dot ball! .Crowd has suddenly found their voice! Iyer is watching looking less relaxed than his .usual self. There is a silly mid-off in place too\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jansen, FOUR runs .Inside edged for four and PBKS win! Length ball angled across, Jansen looks to pull .and gets it past the stumps and Dhoni! CSK are officially out of contention for the .playoff race. Punjab Kings, though, are back in the top four with a hard-fought win in the .end!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs CSK, 49th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run bends his back a fair bit for that inswinger from short of length, Arya defends it back See all photos\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run hint of outswing now from off stump, a watchful Arya taps it into the off side\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs he gets some width, only a hint of it, and he deftly dabs it late enough to beat the slip fielder easily for four\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run beats him with the outswinger this time! Bangs it into the pitch, away movement and good bounce, and Arya punches and misses. Khaleel signals to the keeper he heard something but nobody is listening to him\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run more into the body this time with the angle, and he pushes it down to mid on\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs swings wildly against the length ball outside off, doesn't middle it the way he wants to but all he needs to do is clear midwicket, and he has managed that off the inner half of the bat\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run starts with a short of length ball, Prabhsimran tucks it to leg for one Priyansh Arya average vs CSK115.00\n Kamboj to Arya, FOUR runs too short and pulled away with disdain for four! Not a lot of bounce for Kamboj, Arya gets on top of that easily and gives it a whack\n Kamboj to Arya, 1 run flicked over the square leg region this time, there's a fielder in the deep, and he gets one And this is the first instance of four uncapped opening batters in an IPL match - Shaik Rasheed, Ayush Mhatre, Priyansh Arya and Prabhsimran Singh. Sampath chimes in again: CSK lost their last six wickets in the space of 11 balls, the fewest by any team in an IPL innings. PWI against SRH in 2013 and SRH against KXIP in 2020 lost their last six wickets in 13 balls.\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run short of length and towards the hips, he clips it away for one to leg\n Kamboj to Arya, 1 run inside half of the bat again for Arya as he swings down the ground, a single to deep backward square\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run Kamboj is trying to not give Prabhsimran any room, another one into the body and he tucks it to leg for one more\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run 137.5kmh, pitched up on off and he middles that push down to mid off\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run down the leg side now, but that was perhaps only a feather away from leg stump! Khaleel can't believe it and it's not given a wide\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs swatted late to the right of deep fine leg where the fielder sprints before putting in a slide with legs in front and kicks the ball too, but only to the boundary rope\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, 1 run short of length outside off now, he waits and taps it square for one\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, 1 run aims for the stumps with the angle, and Arya helps it to leg for one\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, 1 run a slow offcutter into the pitch outside off, he taps it away to the right of first slip and lazily goes for the run. Jadeja even made him hurry in the end while trying for the direct hit\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, no run backs away early for the short of length ball outside off and gives it a bash down to mid off\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, SIX runs charges again, gives it heave down the ground and he's sent that all the way! Don't think he middled it like it does, but such is his brute force that hitting it 80-90% fine also takes it all the way A point and backward point in for him\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, no run dances down again, and scythes this one with some power square of the wicket. Straight to point More changes, mid on drops back now\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run stays in the crease this time and gently pushes into the cover to rotate the strike Around the wicket to Arya\n Kamboj to Arya, 1 leg bye he keeps backing away and Kamboj does well to follow him with the line, it goes off the pad for a leg bye\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs scooped away for four! Who said Prabhsimran is all about power? He goes across early and predicts the yorker nicely, sets up nicely by going low and scoops that really fine That makes it 12 off the over\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs too short to Arya and he doesn't miss those. Stands tall to get on top of that and whacks it away with nobody in the deep there\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run good reply from Khaleel. He bangs it in short again, but this time well far from Arya outside off, and he misses it\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs short and almost out of his reach again, but this time Arya's attempt to chase ends up in a thick edge which flies through the slip region with Dhoni left watching\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, OUT he has him caught behind, Khaleel gets the sweet revenge! Full marks to him for persisting with the short length despite being hit for four earlier. Bangs in a good bouncer that comes in, doesn't give Arya much room, this has good bounce too, and takes the edge behind for the almost tumbling Dhoni to take it with both hands to his right \n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, 1 leg bye angles it into the stumps and Shreyas can't get bat on it. On the pad but going down leg so the half-hearted appeal dies quickly\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run gets some room outside off and he slams that back down in the V, to the left of mid off where Dube puts his body behind it to save a few\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run towards middle stump with the angle, and Shreyas goes back to clip it to leg\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, no run he goes for the reverse early, Jadeja fires it in outside off, and he misses\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, no run another reverse attempt, another miss, and this one is much straighter, perhaps close to off stump and CSK review this not out decision. Dhoni signals for the T, here we go. He's hit on the front pad, around the knee roll but he's down on the back knee. So height may not be an issue on this pitch. Let's see for the edge and the line. No bat, and ball-tracking says it's Umprie's call on Impact. Very close. because that was otherwise hitting the stumps!\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, no run punches off the back foot this time, for a thick edge to short third\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, 1 run on the pads this time, and he tickles it fine on the leg side for a quick one\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs on the pads to end the over as well, and Shreyas picks that gap wide of short fine leg to find that boundary with smart placement. Makes it six off the over after just two singles earlier So the 50 comes up in the powerplay. Dhoni setting the field now\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run starts with a slow delivery tossed up outside leg, nudged on the leg side easily for one Slip comes in for Shreyas though\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run flat and angling away outside off, it's the googly, and he misses the cut\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run turning into middle and off now, he whips it away for one to leg\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run 97.4kmh, fired in on leg stump, Prabhsimran also works it to leg for one more\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs a touch fuller on off, Shreyas goes across and he turns it to the leg side again off the back foot. The field is spread out so they hare back for the second\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run short and wide, lots of room, and Shreyas whacks it away to deep point\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, no run fired in towards middle and leg, he defends it back\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs just beats deep fine leg and tha's almost gone all the way! Goes down on a knee quickly because Jadeja is not bowling slow, middles that sweep for the ball sliding down leg, and sends it sailing to the right of the fielder. It's four in fact\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run on the off side this time and he punches that down to mid off There comes the towel - Jadeja borrows it from the umpire to wipe the ball\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, 1 run straight on the stumps from good length, he goes back and across and turns it to leg for one\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run he goes back for this and turns it to deep midwicket for one more\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs he goes for the reverse again, this time it's much shorter and just outside off, and he finally connects to send that racing to the boundary for four Jadeja's over ends with a boundary again\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run beaten outside off with a wrong'un! He wants to drive into the covers but misses the line and Dhoni can't collect it cleanly to try for the stumping as Shreyas' back foot had slipped out for a moment\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run much shorter around off, and he pulls it away for one Prabhsimran Singh vs Noor Ahmad BALLS 6 RUNS 7 OUTS 1 SR 116.66 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs full and almost on the front shoe, and he replies with a powerful paddle to send that racing to the fine leg boundary\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, SIX runs crashed for a straight six! Dances down, gets to the pitch of the ball before it can turn this way or that, and smashes it back over the bowler\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run more on the leg side and it's clipped away to leg for one\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run outside off to Shreyas, driven through the covers for one\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, no run short and outside off, Shreyas cuts and gets the inner half of the bat towards point\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run crashes the short ball over point with some force and it reaches deep point after a bounce\n Sam Curran to Prabhsimran, no run slow, short and not as wide, Prabhsimran goes for the cut around shoulder height and misses\n Sam Curran to Prabhsimran, 1 run falls safe and short of Jadeja running in from the boundary! Pitched up on off, he lofts it straight down, but actually miscues it towards wide long on, Jadeja runs in from deep midwicket and you can't do much if he can't get there\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs late cut over short third for four. Curran has been bowling short and wide this over, but with short third in the circle, Shreyas knew getting even some bat on that to steer it over and wide of him would be enough\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run slow again, this time not as short and bunted down to long on And here's Abhimanyu to take it till the end. Will he help CSK stay alive?\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide Starts off with a length ball that swings down leg\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Just short of good length around off, Shreyas drops it in front on the leg side for a quick single\n Pathirana to Prabhsimran, SIX runs That's massive! Pure whippage from Prabhsimran as Pathirana bowls this in the slot on the pads. Lofted over midwicket and the fifty-partnership is up off 35 balls\n Pathirana to Prabhsimran, no run Mix-up and Prabhsimran survives! Clips this full ball and takes off for the single, but Shreyas sends him back. The throw is wide at the striker's end, but he had made his ground regardless\n Pathirana to Prabhsimran, 1 run Clipped out to deep backward square. This was a yorker around leg\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Short outside off, Iyer looks to pull and gets a bottom edge in front of square leg\n Pathirana to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Length ball outside off and Prabhsimran gets low and cuts this away through backward point! Fifty up for Prabhsimran! Back-to-back half-centuries for the PBKS opener See all photos\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full outside off, drilled down the ground to long-on's left\n Sam Curran to Prabhsimran, no run Slower ball around middle, at just 81.2kph, and Prabhsimran waits and blocks it to the bowler's right. Curran though seems to have hurt his angle trying to stop that\n Sam Curran to Prabhsimran, 1 run Another slower ball, in the blockhole wide of off, Prabhsimran works it down to long-on\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Length ball outside off, swung away along the ground to deep midwicket\n Sam Curran to Prabhsimran, 1 run Oh that lands safe! 106kph slower bouncer around off, Prabhsimran is cramped on the pull and gets a top edge that flies square on the leg side. The fielder from the deep is not close enough\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full outside off, Shreyas looks to whip it leg side, but the lack of pace - 83.8kph - deceives him. Gets an inside edge through backward square leg\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run Wrong'un on a length on off, cut to backward point He always had explosive potential and shots all around the ground. Now he knows when to sit back and when to pull the trigger. Here's all you need to know about the evolution of Prabhsimran Singh, who has gone from powerplay basher to all-phase disruptor.\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run On a length around off, Shreyas rocks back to pull it out to long-on on the bounce\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run Dropped! Prabh skips down the ground to this full ball on leg and looks to go downtown, but gets a leading edge that loops to Pathirana's right at short third. but the fast bowler makes a meal of it! That wasn't a difficult chance at all Shreyas Iyer in IPL, 2025 INNS 10 RUNS 323 SR 175.54 AVE 53.83 HS 97*\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs And that's swatted away! Iyer rocks back to this long hop and hammers this over long-on. Brevis at the rope leaps to try and grab it, but it's well over him but he trips on the boundary rope and seems to have hurt his shoulder a little thanks to the awkward landing\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Length ball angled across, slapped out to deep cover\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, OUT Noor finally strikes! Prabhsimran goes for the slog sweep as Noor goes full on the stumps but he can't get the requisite distance on that. That was a back-of-the-hand delivery and Prabh picks out Brevis at deep midwicket. He makes no mistake, the youngster \n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Slower ball on a length outside off, Shreyas hoicks it out to deep midwicket on the bounce\n Sam Curran to Wadhera, 1 run On a length on off, flicked off his pads to deep backward square\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Shreyas Iyer has picked the bones out of this one! He waits on the slower ball outside off and effortlessly launches this over long-on INNS 10 WKTS 31 RR 9.10 AVE 27.41\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs Slapped back over the bowler's head. This is a length ball outside off and Shreyas flat-bats this straight down. They race for two\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Crashed through covers! Overpitched outside off and Shreyas drives it and drives it hard\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full outside off, swung out to deep midwicket's left off the inside half of the bat. And Shreyas has got to a 32-ball 50. That will be the timeout. PBKS need 10 an over from here\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full toss on the pads but Iyer can't capitalise. Whipped away to deep square leg on the bounce\n Pathirana to Wadhera, FOUR runs Another full toss, and this time Pathirana doesn't get a reprieve. Wadhera hits a punchy drive between mid-off and extra cover. Lovely placement, and timing Matheesha Pathirana in IPL, 2025 INNS 8 WKTS 7 ECON 10.46 AVE 38.85 BEST 2\/28\n Pathirana to Wadhera, OUT And this time the full toss pays dividends! Low full toss outside off, Wadhera skips out and looks to open the face to steer it on the off side but he hits it straight to Jadeja, who takes a good low catch with the ball flying at him \n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, no run Can't connect first ball. Length ball outside off beats the outside edge\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run Full on the stumps, squeezed out through square leg for a single\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs On a length outside off, Shreyas whips this away to midwicket's left. Long-off does well to slide and stop this. PBKS get two.\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, SIX runs Oh that's into the stands! Tossed up in the slot around leg and Shashank is down on one knee and he nails the sweep over square leg\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, no run On a length around middle, going across him and he pushes it back towards the bowler\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run Googly outside leg, Shashank looks to play it to the leg side but gets a leading edge that bobs to the bowler's left\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full toss outside leg, Shreyas looks to swing it away fine down leg and miscues it to short fine\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 2 runs On a length and Shashank hoicks this between long-on and deep midwicket and they get two\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run Tossed up around leg, Shashank goes for the sweep again but this time it goes to deep square leg on the bounce\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run Full outside off, 147kph, Shashank goes across the stumps and drives this down to long-on Is this match headed for a thriller? Remember you can follow all the live action in Hindi commentary too, right here.\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Oh what a shot! Pathirana misses a yorker, it turns into a slot ball, and Iyer clears his front leg and clubs it over long-on\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Two in a row! Slot ball outside off again and this time Iyer hammers this wide of long-on\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide Now Pathirana gets the yorker away, but it's down leg!\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Oh, so deftly played! Shreyas is toying with CSK right now! Pathirana couldn't have done much better there, with a yorker just outside off, swinging in late as well. Iyer waits on it and jams down the bat with the open face to get it between backward point and short third\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Shreyas slices it on the off side looking to go inside out but it lands well short of deep point running in. Everything going Iyer's way right now. This was full around off and he got it off the outside half of the bat\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run Short outside off, dabbed to short third's right for a quick single 3:37 Pathirana's downturn 'mainly due to his action', says Ambati Rayudu \n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs Beats long-on! It's on a length outside off and Shashank slaps it down the groiund with a straight bat and it beats the fielder running to his left\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, SIX runs Oh and this one goes all the way! This is a rank long hop, Shashank waits on it and launches this over long-off\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, OUT Has Brevis pulled off a catch for the ages? Shashank takes on this short ball and pulls it over midwicket. Brevis at deep midwicket grabs it while jumping. He throws it up before he lands, jumps to hold it again and realises he may not be landing inside the rope so he throws it up again before completing the catch on the third attempt! The umpire is having a check. And Shashank has to go! What brilliant fielding from Brevis there. I am sure there will be plenty of internet debates about this one! But it's a catch to remember from the young South African! \n Jadeja to Inglis, no run Tossed up around off, pushed back to the bowler\n Jadeja to Inglis, FOUR runs Nails the reverse-sweep! This is full around middle and off, reverse-swept straight of the short third fielder and deep backward point can't get it either\n Jadeja to Inglis, 1 run Inglis with another reverse-sweep but it goes to the fielder in the deep this time\n Pathirana to Inglis, 1 leg bye 146kph yorker around leg, tucked behind square. Actually that went off the pads\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Yorker on off, squeezed out towards midwicket for a single\n Pathirana to Inglis, 1 run Another yorker on middle, Inglis backs away and looks to squeeze it on the off side but it comes off the inside edge fine on the leg side\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, OUT Bowled'im! This is full outside off, stays a little low too, Iyer looks to swing it away but gets an inside edge onto the stumps \n Pathirana to Suryansh Shedge, 1 run Full outside off, Shedge gets an inside edge now as he pushes at it and it rolls to long leg\n Pathirana to Inglis, no run Full toss around leg, Inglis looks to whip it away but misses out\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryansh Shedge, no run Short on leg, Shedge backs away to cut but is beaten. And now he reviews for the wide. Shedge is standing tall at the crease, but I think Khaleel will be okay here. Yep, that's just under Shedge's head height\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryansh Shedge, 1 wide Now it's a length ball down leg, and it's given wide. Scores are level\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryansh Shedge, OUT Short on leg, and oh my! Shedge pulls it to the deep midwicket fielder! Noor holds on, and PBKS will have to wait for victory \n Khaleel Ahmed to Jansen, no run Uh oh! This is a length ball across him, steered to the point fielder. Dot ball! Crowd has suddenly found their voice! Iyer is watching looking less relaxed than his usual self. There is a silly mid-off in place too\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jansen, FOUR runs Inside edged for four and PBKS win! Length ball angled across, Jansen looks to pull and gets it past the stumps and Dhoni! CSK are officially out of contention for the playoff race. Punjab Kings, though, are back in the top four with a hard-fought win in the end!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Inglis","Jansen","Prabhsimran","Shashank Singh","Shreyas Iyer","Suryansh Shedge","Wadhera"],"Runs":[23.0,6.0,4.0,54.0,23.0,72.0,1.0,5.0],"Balls_Faced":[15,6,2,36,12,41,3,3],"Fours":[5,1,1,5,1,5,0,1],"Sixes":[0,0,0,3,2,4,0,0],"S\/R":[153.33,100.0,200.0,150.0,191.67,175.61,33.33,166.67],"dismissal":["c \u2020Dhoni b Ahmed","Not Out","Not Out","c Brevis b Noor Ahmad","c Brevis b Jadeja","b Pathirana","c Noor Ahmad b Ahmed","c Jadeja b Pathirana"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Jadeja","Kamboj","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Pathirana","Sam Curran"],"Balls":[18,12,22,24,24,18],"Runs_Given":[32.0,20.0,28.0,39.0,45.0,27.0],"Wickets":[1,0,2,1,2,0],"Overs":[3.0,2.0,3.4,4.0,4.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Starts off with a poor delivery and Porel cashes in. This is full on leg, hint of swing in, .and Porel clips it in the vacant fine leg area\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Length ball angled across, Porel pushes at it and gets an inside edge onto his pads. The .ball rolls square on the off side and they get the leg bye. Better from Bhuvi\nBhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run .On a length and wide of off, swinging away as well, Faf shoulders arms\nBhuvneshwar to du Plessis, 1 run .Full around off, swinging away, tapped through point and du Plessis is off the mark .Around the wicket\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Back of length outside off, seaming in, Porel looks to pull it away and gets an inside .edge out to deep backward square\nBhuvneshwar to du Plessis, 1 run .On a length around off, du Plessis opens the face to steer it square on the off side\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, no run .On a length around middle and off, punched square to Kohli's left at cover point and he's .onto it in a flash\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, no run .Full outside off, du Plessis backs away while coming out of his crease and laces a drive .to mid-off\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, no run .Beaten! On a length on middle, quite a bit of swing away from du Plessis, who comes .down the track and prods at it only to see the ball fly past the outside edge .Dayal runs in and pulls out last second\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, 1 run .Full just outside off, du Plessis pushes it down to mid-off for a quick run\nYash Dayal to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .Length ball around off, seaming in, Porel tucks it square on the leg side and the .midwicket fielder gives chase. They get two\nYash Dayal to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Heaved across the line! This is full around off and Porel muscles it along the ground in .front of square leg. This one races away. It was an excellent over until this ball but Porel .manages to finish it well for Delhi\nBhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run .On a length around off, du Plessis skips out and blocks it towards point. Immediately .tells Porel that there's no run in there. As if to add emphasis, Kohli nails a direct hit at .the non-striker's end\nBhuvneshwar to du Plessis, 1 run .Slower ball outside off, run down to deep third for a single\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .Just clears the fielder! Excellent attempt from Bethell, but he can't stop that. This is full .around middle and Porel skips out and swings it leg side. The bottom hand came off as .the ball went high in the air in front of square. Bethell, running to his left, puts in the dive .but DC get their first six\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .Length ball slapped away behind point. Shepherd at deep backward point dives to try .and stop, but he was rolling around and may have hit the rope. The umpire is convinced .that Shepherd hasn't touched the boundary at all. Excellent balance from him! My word. . .Abishek Porel vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .17 .RUNS .32 .OUTS .1 .SR .188.23 .4s\/6s .3\/2\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .Helped over fine leg! Length ball down leg and Porel plays that pick-up shot to .perfection. Porel has got a move on now\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .Full on leg, Porel flicks it fine on the leg side and Bethell at deep backward square .makes his way across to keep it down to two\nHazlewood to du Plessis, no run .On a length outside off, du Plessis defends as it seams in\nHazlewood to du Plessis, 1 run .Back of length outside off, pulled to mid-on's right and they take a tight single. The .throw was close at the non-striker's end\nHazlewood to Abishek Porel, no run .Short of good length around leg, 136kph, Porel swivels to pull and misses it altogether. .Cops a blow on his hips\nHazlewood to Abishek Porel, OUT .Hazlewood ends Porel's march! He's strangled down leg! Short down leg, Porel looks to .swivel and pull and only gloves it behind. Jitesh takes it diving to his right and the finger .goes up immediately. Porel doesn't bother with a review and Hazlewood takes the lead .in the Purple Cap race! .Abishek Porel c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood 28 (11b 2x4 2x6 19m) SR: 254.54\nHazlewood to Nair, no run .Full around off, driven to mid-on\nHazlewood to Nair, FOUR runs .Clears the midwicket fielder with the pull! Short around off and Nair plays a short-arm .jab to midwicket's right. Placed it well enough and got enough elevation on that\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, no run .Back of length and angled across, he looks to pull and gets it off the inside half towards .midwicket. Pressure building on du Plessis\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, (no ball) FOUR runs .He finally gets one away! Not the most convincing of shots, but he gets enough of that. .Short around leg and du Plessis gives charge and pulls it away in front of square. Not of .the middle, but it does the job. And Dayal has overstepped! .A free hit is just what du Plessis needs\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, 1 wide .Dayal goes for the wide yorker but overdoes the line .Still a free hit\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, 1 run .Goes for the wide yorker again and du Plessis just manages to drive it out to deep point\nYash Dayal to Nair, no run .On a length on leg, fended to cover's left\nYash Dayal to Nair, OUT .Skies it and it's taken! Short ball angled across, Nair looks to pull it away but is a bit .cramped for room. Top edge goes high in the night sky and Bhuvneshwar Kumar makes .no mistake. RCB keep getting powerplay wickets .Karun Nair c Kumar b Yash Dayal 4 (4b 1x4 0x6 6m) SR: 100\nYash Dayal to Rahul, no run .On a length on leg, still some movement away from the right-hander, and Rahul punches .it down to mid-on\nYash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run .Rahul pushes this length ball angled across him towards mid-off and takes the single on .offer\nHazlewood to Rahul, 2 runs .Short ball outside off, Rahul pulls it along the ground to deep midwicket for a brace\nHazlewood to Rahul, no run .On a length around off, tucked to midwicket\nHazlewood to Rahul, no run .Bouncer outside off, 130kph, Rahul shapes to pull but doesn't offer a shot in the end\nHazlewood to Rahul, 1 run .Full on the stumps, Rahul flicks it between midwicket and mid-on, but can't beat mid-on .running to his left and putting in the dive. Good work from the RCB skipper there\nHazlewood to du Plessis, FOUR runs .That's more like it from Faf! Overpitched outside off and du Plessis lofts it back over .the bowler's head. And that takes DC past fifty\nHazlewood to du Plessis, no run .Great comeback from Hazlewood. Beats him with a beauty. On a length outside off and .it straightens just enough to beat the outside edge as du Plessis looks to cover drive\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .Has he tickled that down leg? Jitesh is excited, so is Kohli. They don't review. That likely .went off the pad, and the replay confirms it . .KL Rahul vs Suyash Sharma .BALLS .15 .RUNS .6 .OUTS .0 .SR .40.00 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run .Tossed full around off, driven out to deep point\nSuyash Sharma to du Plessis, 1 run .Googly outside off, punched out to deep point .The slip is gone\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run .On a length on the stumps, Rahul backs away and punches this back down the ground, .Suyash goes across to stop it but gets in a tangle with Faf du Plessis and the ball .evades him and allows the single. The bowler isn't happy with that but nothing doing\nSuyash Sharma to du Plessis, 1 run .Tucked out to deep square leg\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run .On a length around off, Rahul pulls it down the ground to long-on\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .Tossed up on off, Rahul paddles it through fine leg for a single .A reminder that you can catch the live coverage of this match on Hindi commentary as .well, right here.\nKrunal to du Plessis, no run .Full on leg, played back to the bowler\nKrunal to du Plessis, 2 runs .On a length around middle and leg, Faf backs away and tucks it through the vacant .midwicket region. They comfortably get two\nKrunal to du Plessis, 1 run .Du Plessis looks to flick away this length delivery on leg but manages an inside edge to .short fine . .KL Rahul vs Krunal Pandya .BALLS .81 .RUNS .86 .OUTS .0 .SR .106.17 .4s\/6s .6\/1\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .ON a length on middle, he goes back and punches it out to long-on\nKrunal to du Plessis, 1 run .On a length outside off, du Plessis waits on it and punches it out to deep point\nSuyash Sharma to du Plessis, 1 run .On a length on off, he hangs back and works it down the ground to long-on\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .Rahul looks to slog-sweep but this full back-of-hand delivery outside off stays low to .beat the bat!\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .Legbreak on a length outside off, punched to cover\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, FOUR runs .Overpitched on leg and Rahul is onto it in a hurry. Gets low and sweeps this hard behind .square leg. Fielder in the deep had no chance\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run .Length ball on off, worked to long-on's right . .Suyash Sharma in IPL, 2025 .INNS .9 .WKTS .4 .ECON .8.12 .AVE .67.00 .BEST .2\/26\nSuyash Sharma to du Plessis, no run .Length ball outside off, fizzed in at 100kph, pushed out to backward point .And that will be a timeout. Porel's blitz has helped DC stay ahead in terms of run rate. .Du Plessis has struggled to middle it today and Rahul came in just before RCB turned on .the spin squeeze.\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .Floated up outside off, it spins away and Rahul adjusts late to drive it out to deep point\nKrunal to du Plessis, 1 run .On a length on middle and coming in with the angle. Faf backs away and whips it to .long-on's right\nKrunal to Rahul, no run .Rahul backs away to this length ball that comes in with the angle. Looks to whip it leg .side, but misses. Wry smile from Rahul\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .Tossed up full on leg, Rahul brings out the sweep but this is straight to deep square leg\nKrunal to du Plessis, OUT .Faf's struggles come to an end! This is tossed up full on leg and du Plessis clears his .front leg and looks to hit it down the ground. Comes off the inside half of the bat and .goes straight to Virat Kohli, who makes no mistake and pumps his fist as his opening .partner for the last three years walks back to the dugout .Faf du Plessis c Kohli b Pandya 22 (26b 2x4 0x6 48m) SR: 84.61\nKrunal to Axar Patel, no run .On a length outside off, Axar punches it to Krunal's right and they can't get the single .away","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs DC, 46th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Starts off with a poor delivery and Porel cashes in. This is full on leg, hint of swing in, and Porel clips it in the vacant fine leg area\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 1 run Length ball angled across, Porel pushes at it and gets an inside edge onto his pads. The ball rolls square on the off side and they get the leg bye. Better from Bhuvi\n Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run On a length and wide of off, swinging away as well, Faf shoulders arms\n Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, 1 run Full around off, swinging away, tapped through point and du Plessis is off the mark Around the wicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 1 run Back of length outside off, seaming in, Porel looks to pull it away and gets an inside edge out to deep backward square\n Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, 1 run On a length around off, du Plessis opens the face to steer it square on the off side\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, no run On a length around middle and off, punched square to Kohli's left at cover point and he's onto it in a flash\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, no run Full outside off, du Plessis backs away while coming out of his crease and laces a drive to mid-off\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, no run Beaten! On a length on middle, quite a bit of swing away from du Plessis, who comes down the track and prods at it only to see the ball fly past the outside edge Dayal runs in and pulls out last second\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, 1 run Full just outside off, du Plessis pushes it down to mid-off for a quick run\n Yash Dayal to Abishek Porel, 2 runs Length ball around off, seaming in, Porel tucks it square on the leg side and the midwicket fielder gives chase. They get two\n Yash Dayal to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Heaved across the line! This is full around off and Porel muscles it along the ground in front of square leg. This one races away. It was an excellent over until this ball but Porel manages to finish it well for Delhi\n Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run On a length around off, du Plessis skips out and blocks it towards point. Immediately tells Porel that there's no run in there. As if to add emphasis, Kohli nails a direct hit at the non-striker's end\n Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, 1 run Slower ball outside off, run down to deep third for a single\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, SIX runs Just clears the fielder! Excellent attempt from Bethell, but he can't stop that. This is full around middle and Porel skips out and swings it leg side. The bottom hand came off as the ball went high in the air in front of square. Bethell, running to his left, puts in the dive but DC get their first six\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs Length ball slapped away behind point. Shepherd at deep backward point dives to try and stop, but he was rolling around and may have hit the rope. The umpire is convinced that Shepherd hasn't touched the boundary at all. Excellent balance from him! My word. Abishek Porel vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 17 RUNS 32 OUTS 1 SR 188.23 4s\/6s 3\/2\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, SIX runs Helped over fine leg! Length ball down leg and Porel plays that pick-up shot to perfection. Porel has got a move on now\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs Full on leg, Porel flicks it fine on the leg side and Bethell at deep backward square makes his way across to keep it down to two\n Hazlewood to du Plessis, no run On a length outside off, du Plessis defends as it seams in\n Hazlewood to du Plessis, 1 run Back of length outside off, pulled to mid-on's right and they take a tight single. The throw was close at the non-striker's end\n Hazlewood to Abishek Porel, no run Short of good length around leg, 136kph, Porel swivels to pull and misses it altogether. Cops a blow on his hips\n Hazlewood to Abishek Porel, OUT Hazlewood ends Porel's march! He's strangled down leg! Short down leg, Porel looks to swivel and pull and only gloves it behind. Jitesh takes it diving to his right and the finger goes up immediately. Porel doesn't bother with a review and Hazlewood takes the lead in the Purple Cap race! \n Hazlewood to Nair, no run Full around off, driven to mid-on\n Hazlewood to Nair, FOUR runs Clears the midwicket fielder with the pull! Short around off and Nair plays a short-arm jab to midwicket's right. Placed it well enough and got enough elevation on that\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, no run Back of length and angled across, he looks to pull and gets it off the inside half towards midwicket. Pressure building on du Plessis\n He finally gets one away! Not the most convincing of shots, but he gets enough of that. Short around leg and du Plessis gives charge and pulls it away in front of square. Not of the middle, but it does the job. And Dayal has overstepped! A free hit is just what du Plessis needs\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, 1 wide Dayal goes for the wide yorker but overdoes the line Still a free hit\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, 1 run Goes for the wide yorker again and du Plessis just manages to drive it out to deep point\n Yash Dayal to Nair, no run On a length on leg, fended to cover's left\n Yash Dayal to Nair, OUT Skies it and it's taken! Short ball angled across, Nair looks to pull it away but is a bit cramped for room. Top edge goes high in the night sky and Bhuvneshwar Kumar makes no mistake. RCB keep getting powerplay wickets \n Yash Dayal to Rahul, no run On a length on leg, still some movement away from the right-hander, and Rahul punches it down to mid-on\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run Rahul pushes this length ball angled across him towards mid-off and takes the single on offer\n Hazlewood to Rahul, 2 runs Short ball outside off, Rahul pulls it along the ground to deep midwicket for a brace\n Hazlewood to Rahul, no run On a length around off, tucked to midwicket\n Hazlewood to Rahul, no run Bouncer outside off, 130kph, Rahul shapes to pull but doesn't offer a shot in the end\n Hazlewood to Rahul, 1 run Full on the stumps, Rahul flicks it between midwicket and mid-on, but can't beat mid-on running to his left and putting in the dive. Good work from the RCB skipper there\n Hazlewood to du Plessis, FOUR runs That's more like it from Faf! Overpitched outside off and du Plessis lofts it back over the bowler's head. And that takes DC past fifty\n Hazlewood to du Plessis, no run Great comeback from Hazlewood. Beats him with a beauty. On a length outside off and it straightens just enough to beat the outside edge as du Plessis looks to cover drive\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run Has he tickled that down leg? Jitesh is excited, so is Kohli. They don't review. That likely went off the pad, and the replay confirms it KL Rahul vs Suyash Sharma BALLS 15 RUNS 6 OUTS 0 SR 40.00 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run Tossed full around off, driven out to deep point\n Suyash Sharma to du Plessis, 1 run Googly outside off, punched out to deep point The slip is gone\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run On a length on the stumps, Rahul backs away and punches this back down the ground, Suyash goes across to stop it but gets in a tangle with Faf du Plessis and the ball evades him and allows the single. The bowler isn't happy with that but nothing doing\n Suyash Sharma to du Plessis, 1 run Tucked out to deep square leg\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run On a length around off, Rahul pulls it down the ground to long-on\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run Tossed up on off, Rahul paddles it through fine leg for a single A reminder that you can catch the live coverage of this match on Hindi commentary as well, right here.\n Krunal to du Plessis, no run Full on leg, played back to the bowler\n Krunal to du Plessis, 2 runs On a length around middle and leg, Faf backs away and tucks it through the vacant midwicket region. They comfortably get two\n Krunal to du Plessis, 1 run Du Plessis looks to flick away this length delivery on leg but manages an inside edge to short fine KL Rahul vs Krunal Pandya BALLS 81 RUNS 86 OUTS 0 SR 106.17 4s\/6s 6\/1\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run ON a length on middle, he goes back and punches it out to long-on\n Krunal to du Plessis, 1 run On a length outside off, du Plessis waits on it and punches it out to deep point\n Suyash Sharma to du Plessis, 1 run On a length on off, he hangs back and works it down the ground to long-on\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run Rahul looks to slog-sweep but this full back-of-hand delivery outside off stays low to beat the bat!\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run Legbreak on a length outside off, punched to cover\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, FOUR runs Overpitched on leg and Rahul is onto it in a hurry. Gets low and sweeps this hard behind square leg. Fielder in the deep had no chance\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run Length ball on off, worked to long-on's right Suyash Sharma in IPL, 2025 INNS 9 WKTS 4 ECON 8.12 AVE 67.00 BEST 2\/26\n Suyash Sharma to du Plessis, no run Length ball outside off, fizzed in at 100kph, pushed out to backward point And that will be a timeout. Porel's blitz has helped DC stay ahead in terms of run rate. Du Plessis has struggled to middle it today and Rahul came in just before RCB turned on the spin squeeze.\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run Floated up outside off, it spins away and Rahul adjusts late to drive it out to deep point\n Krunal to du Plessis, 1 run On a length on middle and coming in with the angle. Faf backs away and whips it to long-on's right\n Krunal to Rahul, no run Rahul backs away to this length ball that comes in with the angle. Looks to whip it leg side, but misses. Wry smile from Rahul\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run Tossed up full on leg, Rahul brings out the sweep but this is straight to deep square leg\n Krunal to du Plessis, OUT Faf's struggles come to an end! This is tossed up full on leg and du Plessis clears his front leg and looks to hit it down the ground. Comes off the inside half of the bat and goes straight to Virat Kohli, who makes no mistake and pumps his fist as his opening partner for the last three years walks back to the dugout \n Krunal to Axar Patel, no run On a length outside off, Axar punches it to Krunal's right and they can't get the single away","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","Axar Patel","Nair","Rahul","du Plessis"],"Runs":[28.0,0.0,4.0,16.0,22.0],"Balls_Faced":[11,1,4,19,26],"Fours":[2,0,1,1,1],"Sixes":[2,0,0,0,0],"S\/R":[254.55,0.0,100.0,84.21,84.62],"dismissal":["c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood","Not Out","c Kumar b Yash Dayal","Not Out","c Kohli b Pandya"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Hazlewood","Krunal","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[25.0,12.0,9.0,11.0,15.0],"Wickets":[0,1,1,0,1],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Starts off with a poor delivery and Porel cashes in. This is full on leg, hint of swing in, .and Porel clips it in the vacant fine leg area\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Length ball angled across, Porel pushes at it and gets an inside edge onto his pads. The .ball rolls square on the off side and they get the leg bye. Better from Bhuvi\nBhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run .On a length and wide of off, swinging away as well, Faf shoulders arms\nBhuvneshwar to du Plessis, 1 run .Full around off, swinging away, tapped through point and du Plessis is off the mark .Around the wicket\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Back of length outside off, seaming in, Porel looks to pull it away and gets an inside .edge out to deep backward square\nBhuvneshwar to du Plessis, 1 run .On a length around off, du Plessis opens the face to steer it square on the off side\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, no run .On a length around middle and off, punched square to Kohli's left at cover point and he's .onto it in a flash\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, no run .Full outside off, du Plessis backs away while coming out of his crease and laces a drive .to mid-off\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, no run .Beaten! On a length on middle, quite a bit of swing away from du Plessis, who comes .down the track and prods at it only to see the ball fly past the outside edge .Dayal runs in and pulls out last second\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, 1 run .Full just outside off, du Plessis pushes it down to mid-off for a quick run\nYash Dayal to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .Length ball around off, seaming in, Porel tucks it square on the leg side and the .midwicket fielder gives chase. They get two\nYash Dayal to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Heaved across the line! This is full around off and Porel muscles it along the ground in .front of square leg. This one races away. It was an excellent over until this ball but Porel .manages to finish it well for Delhi\nBhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run .On a length around off, du Plessis skips out and blocks it towards point. Immediately .tells Porel that there's no run in there. As if to add emphasis, Kohli nails a direct hit at .the non-striker's end\nBhuvneshwar to du Plessis, 1 run .Slower ball outside off, run down to deep third for a single\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .Just clears the fielder! Excellent attempt from Bethell, but he can't stop that. This is full .around middle and Porel skips out and swings it leg side. The bottom hand came off as .the ball went high in the air in front of square. Bethell, running to his left, puts in the dive .but DC get their first six\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .Length ball slapped away behind point. Shepherd at deep backward point dives to try .and stop, but he was rolling around and may have hit the rope. The umpire is convinced .that Shepherd hasn't touched the boundary at all. Excellent balance from him! My word. . .Abishek Porel vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .17 .RUNS .32 .OUTS .1 .SR .188.23 .4s\/6s .3\/2\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .Helped over fine leg! Length ball down leg and Porel plays that pick-up shot to .perfection. Porel has got a move on now\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .Full on leg, Porel flicks it fine on the leg side and Bethell at deep backward square .makes his way across to keep it down to two\nHazlewood to du Plessis, no run .On a length outside off, du Plessis defends as it seams in\nHazlewood to du Plessis, 1 run .Back of length outside off, pulled to mid-on's right and they take a tight single. The .throw was close at the non-striker's end\nHazlewood to Abishek Porel, no run .Short of good length around leg, 136kph, Porel swivels to pull and misses it altogether. .Cops a blow on his hips\nHazlewood to Abishek Porel, OUT .Hazlewood ends Porel's march! He's strangled down leg! Short down leg, Porel looks to .swivel and pull and only gloves it behind. Jitesh takes it diving to his right and the finger .goes up immediately. Porel doesn't bother with a review and Hazlewood takes the lead .in the Purple Cap race! .Abishek Porel c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood 28 (11b 2x4 2x6 19m) SR: 254.54\nHazlewood to Nair, no run .Full around off, driven to mid-on\nHazlewood to Nair, FOUR runs .Clears the midwicket fielder with the pull! Short around off and Nair plays a short-arm .jab to midwicket's right. Placed it well enough and got enough elevation on that\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, no run .Back of length and angled across, he looks to pull and gets it off the inside half towards .midwicket. Pressure building on du Plessis\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, (no ball) FOUR runs .He finally gets one away! Not the most convincing of shots, but he gets enough of that. .Short around leg and du Plessis gives charge and pulls it away in front of square. Not of .the middle, but it does the job. And Dayal has overstepped! .A free hit is just what du Plessis needs\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, 1 wide .Dayal goes for the wide yorker but overdoes the line .Still a free hit\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, 1 run .Goes for the wide yorker again and du Plessis just manages to drive it out to deep point\nYash Dayal to Nair, no run .On a length on leg, fended to cover's left\nYash Dayal to Nair, OUT .Skies it and it's taken! Short ball angled across, Nair looks to pull it away but is a bit .cramped for room. Top edge goes high in the night sky and Bhuvneshwar Kumar makes .no mistake. RCB keep getting powerplay wickets .Karun Nair c Kumar b Yash Dayal 4 (4b 1x4 0x6 6m) SR: 100\nYash Dayal to Rahul, no run .On a length on leg, still some movement away from the right-hander, and Rahul punches .it down to mid-on\nYash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run .Rahul pushes this length ball angled across him towards mid-off and takes the single on .offer\nHazlewood to Rahul, 2 runs .Short ball outside off, Rahul pulls it along the ground to deep midwicket for a brace\nHazlewood to Rahul, no run .On a length around off, tucked to midwicket\nHazlewood to Rahul, no run .Bouncer outside off, 130kph, Rahul shapes to pull but doesn't offer a shot in the end\nHazlewood to Rahul, 1 run .Full on the stumps, Rahul flicks it between midwicket and mid-on, but can't beat mid-on .running to his left and putting in the dive. Good work from the RCB skipper there\nHazlewood to du Plessis, FOUR runs .That's more like it from Faf! Overpitched outside off and du Plessis lofts it back over .the bowler's head. And that takes DC past fifty\nHazlewood to du Plessis, no run .Great comeback from Hazlewood. Beats him with a beauty. On a length outside off and .it straightens just enough to beat the outside edge as du Plessis looks to cover drive\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .Has he tickled that down leg? Jitesh is excited, so is Kohli. They don't review. That likely .went off the pad, and the replay confirms it . .KL Rahul vs Suyash Sharma .BALLS .15 .RUNS .6 .OUTS .0 .SR .40.00 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run .Tossed full around off, driven out to deep point\nSuyash Sharma to du Plessis, 1 run .Googly outside off, punched out to deep point .The slip is gone\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run .On a length on the stumps, Rahul backs away and punches this back down the ground, .Suyash goes across to stop it but gets in a tangle with Faf du Plessis and the ball .evades him and allows the single. The bowler isn't happy with that but nothing doing\nSuyash Sharma to du Plessis, 1 run .Tucked out to deep square leg\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run .On a length around off, Rahul pulls it down the ground to long-on\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .Tossed up on off, Rahul paddles it through fine leg for a single .A reminder that you can catch the live coverage of this match on Hindi commentary as .well, right here.\nKrunal to du Plessis, no run .Full on leg, played back to the bowler\nKrunal to du Plessis, 2 runs .On a length around middle and leg, Faf backs away and tucks it through the vacant .midwicket region. They comfortably get two\nKrunal to du Plessis, 1 run .Du Plessis looks to flick away this length delivery on leg but manages an inside edge to .short fine . .KL Rahul vs Krunal Pandya .BALLS .81 .RUNS .86 .OUTS .0 .SR .106.17 .4s\/6s .6\/1\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .ON a length on middle, he goes back and punches it out to long-on\nKrunal to du Plessis, 1 run .On a length outside off, du Plessis waits on it and punches it out to deep point\nSuyash Sharma to du Plessis, 1 run .On a length on off, he hangs back and works it down the ground to long-on\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .Rahul looks to slog-sweep but this full back-of-hand delivery outside off stays low to .beat the bat!\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .Legbreak on a length outside off, punched to cover\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, FOUR runs .Overpitched on leg and Rahul is onto it in a hurry. Gets low and sweeps this hard behind .square leg. Fielder in the deep had no chance\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run .Length ball on off, worked to long-on's right . .Suyash Sharma in IPL, 2025 .INNS .9 .WKTS .4 .ECON .8.12 .AVE .67.00 .BEST .2\/26\nSuyash Sharma to du Plessis, no run .Length ball outside off, fizzed in at 100kph, pushed out to backward point .And that will be a timeout. Porel's blitz has helped DC stay ahead in terms of run rate. .Du Plessis has struggled to middle it today and Rahul came in just before RCB turned on .the spin squeeze.\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .Floated up outside off, it spins away and Rahul adjusts late to drive it out to deep point\nKrunal to du Plessis, 1 run .On a length on middle and coming in with the angle. Faf backs away and whips it to .long-on's right\nKrunal to Rahul, no run .Rahul backs away to this length ball that comes in with the angle. Looks to whip it leg .side, but misses. Wry smile from Rahul\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .Tossed up full on leg, Rahul brings out the sweep but this is straight to deep square leg\nKrunal to du Plessis, OUT .Faf's struggles come to an end! This is tossed up full on leg and du Plessis clears his .front leg and looks to hit it down the ground. Comes off the inside half of the bat and .goes straight to Virat Kohli, who makes no mistake and pumps his fist as his opening .partner for the last three years walks back to the dugout .Faf du Plessis c Kohli b Pandya 22 (26b 2x4 0x6 48m) SR: 84.61\nKrunal to Axar Patel, no run .On a length outside off, Axar punches it to Krunal's right and they can't get the single .away\nYash Dayal to Rahul, 2 runs .Full around off, Rahul creams a drive straight down the ground but Tim David at long-on .hurries across and saves the boundary\nYash Dayal to Rahul, no run .On a length around leg and finishing on off, Rahul blocks it back towards the bowler\nYash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run .Full around off, slower ball, Rahul hammers a drive to long-off .Hemang Badani, DC head coach, says that their strategy is to get in the extra bowling .option if they don't need Ashutosh. Ashutosh is padded up, though\nYash Dayal to Axar Patel, no run .On a length outside off, punched to cover\nYash Dayal to Axar Patel, 1 run .Full outside off, clipped to long-on off the inside half of the bat\nYash Dayal to Rahul, FOUR runs .Gets this past the fielder! Length ball angled across, Rahul drives with the open face .and it just beats the backward point fielder's dive to his right. Much needed boundary .for DC .And it's time for Vishal to take over\nSuyash Sharma to Axar Patel, no run .turning in nicely towards middle and leg, he blocks it back\nSuyash Sharma to Axar Patel, 1 run .some width and a bit short despite the turn, he punches off the back foot into the off .side .Goes over to Rahul\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run .tight on the middle stump, he works it to leg to pinch a single\nSuyash Sharma to Axar Patel, no run .swings for the hills down the ground but he's beaten completely outside off\nSuyash Sharma to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .poor delivery - it's short down leg and turning down further, Axar stays still and helps it .long with half a scoop well side of short fine leg for four\nSuyash Sharma to Axar Patel, 1 run .short and turning in again, pushes it down to long on for one .Still not a bad over from Suyash, seven from it\nKrunal to Axar Patel, SIX runs .welcome back, Krunal! Axar trie to go big against Suyash too, but this ball is much .closer to him and he swings with the turn, from middle stump line, all the way over .midwicket into the crowd . .Krunal Pandya vs LHB .BALLS .694 .WKTS .32 .4s\/6s .79\/36 .ECON .8.27 .AVE .29.96\nKrunal to Axar Patel, 1 run .woah, a bouncer at 116.9kmh! That came out of nowhere - banged into the pitch and .Axar is taken by surprise but he manages some bat off the hook for one\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .drifting in towards the pads, nudges it to leg easily for one more\nKrunal to Axar Patel, 1 run .on middle and leg, helps it along with the spin to leg for one\nKrunal to Rahul, no run .misses the sweep. Floated on middle and he gets good turn to beat the sweeping bat .and just misses off! Bowled it quite slow as well\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .flatter on off now and he punches it towards extra cover for one\nHazlewood to Rahul, FOUR runs .swept for four! That was almost a sweep, not quite the orthodox one. He goes low for .the cross-seam delivery on the stumps and tucks it behind square on the leg side for .four\nHazlewood to Rahul, 1 run .he backs away early, Hazlewood bangs it into the pitch but takes the pace off and Rahul .can only pull it away to deep midwicket. Reaches him after a bounce\nHazlewood to Axar Patel, no run .a full toss, perhaps Axar didn't expect it and he gently taps it down to mid off\nHazlewood to Axar Patel, OUT .takes away middle stump! It's flat on the ground. You just can't keep this man out of the .game in any phase. Good length and towards middle stump, Axar swings across the line .and does't connect at all .Axar Patel b Hazlewood 15 (13b 1x4 1x6 17m) SR: 115.38\nHazlewood to Stubbs, 1 run .oh, bravado! He drives the ball pitched up on off to mid-off and he wants to get off the .mark immediately. Has to put in a dive to make it at the bowler's end although there was .no direct hit. But direct hit and he was gone, just saw on the replay\nHazlewood to Rahul, 1 run .second full toss in the over, on Rahul's pads and it's flicked away for one\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .backs away early, Suyash follows him with a full toss on he pads and Rahul can only tap .it back\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .full and flat on the stumps as he makes room again, can't clear cover with his drive this .time\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run .he comes down this time and Suyash smartly pitches it well down leg so he can't hit it .away, single to long on\nSuyash Sharma to Stubbs, 1 run .flat on leg without turn, Stubbs clips it square off the back foot for one\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run .flat on middle to Rahul and he whips it away to wide long on for another single .Just three from the over so far, the run rate is dipping\nSuyash Sharma to Stubbs, 1 run .tossed up nicely for the first time this over, and Stubbs whips it against the turn for .another single .Excellent figures from Suyash, although without a wicket . .IMPACT SUBRCB .D Padikkal .Suyash Sharma\nKrunal to Stubbs, 1 run .fired into the pads, quite a bit down leg and clipped away for one\nKrunal to Rahul, 2 runs .on Rahul's pads this time with the angle from around the wicket, he clips it away for two .Hardly any intent for big shots despite only four wickets down\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .too short, there comes an attacking stroke but he's pulled that straight to deep .midwicket for one\nKrunal to Stubbs, 1 run .a bit slower on leg, some drift, and nudged to leg for one\nKrunal to Rahul, 2 runs .softs hands to place this square of the wicket and the fielders are all in the deep, so .they have time for the second\nKrunal to Rahul, 2 runs .short on off, pulled into the gap on leg wide of long-on and two more to end the over .Three twos from that over, so slightly better for DC. Were they just looking to see off the .spinners? They can discuss the final plan in the timeout now. Nearly three overs since .the last boundary\nBhuvneshwar to Stubbs, 1 run .132.9kmh, nearly in the block hole on off, gently driven down to long off for one\nBhuvneshwar to Rahul, OUT .there comes the big shot straightaway against pace and he's gone! Pitched up, .scrambled seam, he swings down the ground but doesn't quite get the distance and .Bethell dives forward for an easy catch .KL Rahul c Bethell b Kumar 41 (39b 3x4 0x6 53m) SR: 105.12\nBhuvneshwar to Ashutosh, no run .he gets a short of length ball first up and he pokes and misses\nBhuvneshwar to Ashutosh, 2 runs .he pokes again, this time connects and gets a single thanks to a fumble from point\nBhuvneshwar to Ashutosh, OUT .bamboozled! The impact sub lasts three balls. At 124.3kmh was that slow legcutter, .pitching in line with the stumps and Ashutosh thought he could place it behind square .but he was done with his shot, shower and shave before the ball reached him and hit leg .stump .Ashutosh Sharma b Kumar 2 (3b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 66.66\nBhuvneshwar to Nigam, no run .a similar delivery to Nigam first ball, he carefully blocks with a straight bat .Bhuvneshwar Kumar now has 192 IPL wickets, joint second-most alongside Piyush .Chawla in IPL\nHazlewood to Stubbs, FOUR runs .scoops that deftly, short fine leg in the circle and he's got enough bat on that to beat .Dayal for four .Can Stubbs take them to 160?\nHazlewood to Stubbs, 1 run .136.3kmh, full toss with some pace on it, flicked down to long on and he wans two but .they decide against it\nHazlewood to Nigam, SIX runs .ramped for six! Short and into the pitch around off, Nigam is already standing outside .leg and he waits for the ball till the last second before sticking his bat out with perfect .timing to send that sailing over the fielder in the deep\nHazlewood to Nigam, 1 run .nearly a yorker, a really low full toss and he drives to cover for one. Really quick single .because if the stumps were hit at the bowler's end, he was gone\nHazlewood to Stubbs, 1 wide .stays still and watches the wide yorker go well outside off for a wide\nHazlewood to Stubbs, FOUR runs .a near-yorker lofted straight back beautifully for a one-bounce four! He errs with the .length just a bit, Hazlewood, and Stubbs, who had started the over with a scoop, resorts .to classical straight drive straight back over the bowler\nHazlewood to Stubbs, no run .nails the yorker to end the over, some reverse swing as well to tail that in, and Stubbs .digs it out .17 from a Hazlewood over, someone pinch me\nYash Dayal to Nigam, 4 runs .chaos at the Kotla! Driven to cover and Stubbs takes off, he's sent back, Patidar has a .shy at the stumps at the bowler's end and misses. The ball runs away to Kohli at the .other side of the ground and he misfields for a change, gone past him for four\nYash Dayal to Nigam, 1 run\nYash Dayal to Stubbs, FOUR runs .134.6kmh, nearly in the block hole and that's another full ball drilled back by Stubbs, .past the bowler for four\nYash Dayal to Stubbs, SIX runs .reverse scooped this time, goes all the way! We have a crowd here, I just realised, and .they're waving those flags. Low full toss on middle and leg, Stubbs was prepared for .that and he reverses his bat to middle that away fine on the off side. Stunning shot\nYash Dayal to Stubbs, no run .finally gets one in the block hole, he sticks to his guns, and beats Stubbs outside off\nYash Dayal to Stubbs, FOUR runs .four to end the over down the ground! Stubbs is turning things on here. A slow .attempted yorker, Stubbs uses his wide stance to pack some power into that and sends .it crashing back along the carpet to beat the fielders in the deep\nBhuvneshwar to Nigam, 1 leg bye .116.6kmh, he across to off to paddle it fine but misses. Manages a leg bye to the leg .side\nBhuvneshwar to Stubbs, 1 run, OUT .gone at the non-striker's end! He lofts the full delivery over the bowler and they decide to .go for the second. No way there was a second there, so Nigam falls well short, but they .get one and Stubbs keep strike .Vipraj Nigam run out (Kohli\/Kumar) 12 (6b 0x4 1x6 14m) SR: 200\nBhuvneshwar to Stubbs, no run .slow and dug into the pitch outside off, tries the reverse paddle but misses\nBhuvneshwar to Stubbs, FOUR runs .124.5kmh, not a lot of pace but he gets some distance with that pull square of the .wicket. A couple of bounces and that crosses the rope before a fielder can get to it\nBhuvneshwar to Stubbs, OUT .135.1kmh, miscues the drive down completely with the change of pace and he skies it .to point. Hazlewood gets his bucket hands under it easily .Tristan Stubbs c Hazlewood b Kumar 34 (18b 5x4 1x6 33m) SR: 188.88\nBhuvneshwar to Chameera, no run .122.6kmh, really wide outside off, Chameera had shuffled towards off before swinging .wildly against it. He misses and then reviews for a wide that wasn't called. Third umpire","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs DC, 46th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Starts off with a poor delivery and Porel cashes in. This is full on leg, hint of swing in, and Porel clips it in the vacant fine leg area\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 1 run Length ball angled across, Porel pushes at it and gets an inside edge onto his pads. The ball rolls square on the off side and they get the leg bye. Better from Bhuvi\n Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run On a length and wide of off, swinging away as well, Faf shoulders arms\n Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, 1 run Full around off, swinging away, tapped through point and du Plessis is off the mark Around the wicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 1 run Back of length outside off, seaming in, Porel looks to pull it away and gets an inside edge out to deep backward square\n Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, 1 run On a length around off, du Plessis opens the face to steer it square on the off side\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, no run On a length around middle and off, punched square to Kohli's left at cover point and he's onto it in a flash\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, no run Full outside off, du Plessis backs away while coming out of his crease and laces a drive to mid-off\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, no run Beaten! On a length on middle, quite a bit of swing away from du Plessis, who comes down the track and prods at it only to see the ball fly past the outside edge Dayal runs in and pulls out last second\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, 1 run Full just outside off, du Plessis pushes it down to mid-off for a quick run\n Yash Dayal to Abishek Porel, 2 runs Length ball around off, seaming in, Porel tucks it square on the leg side and the midwicket fielder gives chase. They get two\n Yash Dayal to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Heaved across the line! This is full around off and Porel muscles it along the ground in front of square leg. This one races away. It was an excellent over until this ball but Porel manages to finish it well for Delhi\n Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run On a length around off, du Plessis skips out and blocks it towards point. Immediately tells Porel that there's no run in there. As if to add emphasis, Kohli nails a direct hit at the non-striker's end\n Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, 1 run Slower ball outside off, run down to deep third for a single\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, SIX runs Just clears the fielder! Excellent attempt from Bethell, but he can't stop that. This is full around middle and Porel skips out and swings it leg side. The bottom hand came off as the ball went high in the air in front of square. Bethell, running to his left, puts in the dive but DC get their first six\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs Length ball slapped away behind point. Shepherd at deep backward point dives to try and stop, but he was rolling around and may have hit the rope. The umpire is convinced that Shepherd hasn't touched the boundary at all. Excellent balance from him! My word. Abishek Porel vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 17 RUNS 32 OUTS 1 SR 188.23 4s\/6s 3\/2\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, SIX runs Helped over fine leg! Length ball down leg and Porel plays that pick-up shot to perfection. Porel has got a move on now\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs Full on leg, Porel flicks it fine on the leg side and Bethell at deep backward square makes his way across to keep it down to two\n Hazlewood to du Plessis, no run On a length outside off, du Plessis defends as it seams in\n Hazlewood to du Plessis, 1 run Back of length outside off, pulled to mid-on's right and they take a tight single. The throw was close at the non-striker's end\n Hazlewood to Abishek Porel, no run Short of good length around leg, 136kph, Porel swivels to pull and misses it altogether. Cops a blow on his hips\n Hazlewood to Abishek Porel, OUT Hazlewood ends Porel's march! He's strangled down leg! Short down leg, Porel looks to swivel and pull and only gloves it behind. Jitesh takes it diving to his right and the finger goes up immediately. Porel doesn't bother with a review and Hazlewood takes the lead in the Purple Cap race! \n Hazlewood to Nair, no run Full around off, driven to mid-on\n Hazlewood to Nair, FOUR runs Clears the midwicket fielder with the pull! Short around off and Nair plays a short-arm jab to midwicket's right. Placed it well enough and got enough elevation on that\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, no run Back of length and angled across, he looks to pull and gets it off the inside half towards midwicket. Pressure building on du Plessis\n He finally gets one away! Not the most convincing of shots, but he gets enough of that. Short around leg and du Plessis gives charge and pulls it away in front of square. Not of the middle, but it does the job. And Dayal has overstepped! A free hit is just what du Plessis needs\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, 1 wide Dayal goes for the wide yorker but overdoes the line Still a free hit\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, 1 run Goes for the wide yorker again and du Plessis just manages to drive it out to deep point\n Yash Dayal to Nair, no run On a length on leg, fended to cover's left\n Yash Dayal to Nair, OUT Skies it and it's taken! Short ball angled across, Nair looks to pull it away but is a bit cramped for room. Top edge goes high in the night sky and Bhuvneshwar Kumar makes no mistake. RCB keep getting powerplay wickets \n Yash Dayal to Rahul, no run On a length on leg, still some movement away from the right-hander, and Rahul punches it down to mid-on\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run Rahul pushes this length ball angled across him towards mid-off and takes the single on offer\n Hazlewood to Rahul, 2 runs Short ball outside off, Rahul pulls it along the ground to deep midwicket for a brace\n Hazlewood to Rahul, no run On a length around off, tucked to midwicket\n Hazlewood to Rahul, no run Bouncer outside off, 130kph, Rahul shapes to pull but doesn't offer a shot in the end\n Hazlewood to Rahul, 1 run Full on the stumps, Rahul flicks it between midwicket and mid-on, but can't beat mid-on running to his left and putting in the dive. Good work from the RCB skipper there\n Hazlewood to du Plessis, FOUR runs That's more like it from Faf! Overpitched outside off and du Plessis lofts it back over the bowler's head. And that takes DC past fifty\n Hazlewood to du Plessis, no run Great comeback from Hazlewood. Beats him with a beauty. On a length outside off and it straightens just enough to beat the outside edge as du Plessis looks to cover drive\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run Has he tickled that down leg? Jitesh is excited, so is Kohli. They don't review. That likely went off the pad, and the replay confirms it KL Rahul vs Suyash Sharma BALLS 15 RUNS 6 OUTS 0 SR 40.00 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run Tossed full around off, driven out to deep point\n Suyash Sharma to du Plessis, 1 run Googly outside off, punched out to deep point The slip is gone\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run On a length on the stumps, Rahul backs away and punches this back down the ground, Suyash goes across to stop it but gets in a tangle with Faf du Plessis and the ball evades him and allows the single. The bowler isn't happy with that but nothing doing\n Suyash Sharma to du Plessis, 1 run Tucked out to deep square leg\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run On a length around off, Rahul pulls it down the ground to long-on\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run Tossed up on off, Rahul paddles it through fine leg for a single A reminder that you can catch the live coverage of this match on Hindi commentary as well, right here.\n Krunal to du Plessis, no run Full on leg, played back to the bowler\n Krunal to du Plessis, 2 runs On a length around middle and leg, Faf backs away and tucks it through the vacant midwicket region. They comfortably get two\n Krunal to du Plessis, 1 run Du Plessis looks to flick away this length delivery on leg but manages an inside edge to short fine KL Rahul vs Krunal Pandya BALLS 81 RUNS 86 OUTS 0 SR 106.17 4s\/6s 6\/1\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run ON a length on middle, he goes back and punches it out to long-on\n Krunal to du Plessis, 1 run On a length outside off, du Plessis waits on it and punches it out to deep point\n Suyash Sharma to du Plessis, 1 run On a length on off, he hangs back and works it down the ground to long-on\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run Rahul looks to slog-sweep but this full back-of-hand delivery outside off stays low to beat the bat!\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run Legbreak on a length outside off, punched to cover\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, FOUR runs Overpitched on leg and Rahul is onto it in a hurry. Gets low and sweeps this hard behind square leg. Fielder in the deep had no chance\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run Length ball on off, worked to long-on's right Suyash Sharma in IPL, 2025 INNS 9 WKTS 4 ECON 8.12 AVE 67.00 BEST 2\/26\n Suyash Sharma to du Plessis, no run Length ball outside off, fizzed in at 100kph, pushed out to backward point And that will be a timeout. Porel's blitz has helped DC stay ahead in terms of run rate. Du Plessis has struggled to middle it today and Rahul came in just before RCB turned on the spin squeeze.\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run Floated up outside off, it spins away and Rahul adjusts late to drive it out to deep point\n Krunal to du Plessis, 1 run On a length on middle and coming in with the angle. Faf backs away and whips it to long-on's right\n Krunal to Rahul, no run Rahul backs away to this length ball that comes in with the angle. Looks to whip it leg side, but misses. Wry smile from Rahul\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run Tossed up full on leg, Rahul brings out the sweep but this is straight to deep square leg\n Krunal to du Plessis, OUT Faf's struggles come to an end! This is tossed up full on leg and du Plessis clears his front leg and looks to hit it down the ground. Comes off the inside half of the bat and goes straight to Virat Kohli, who makes no mistake and pumps his fist as his opening partner for the last three years walks back to the dugout \n Krunal to Axar Patel, no run On a length outside off, Axar punches it to Krunal's right and they can't get the single away\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, 2 runs Full around off, Rahul creams a drive straight down the ground but Tim David at long-on hurries across and saves the boundary\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, no run On a length around leg and finishing on off, Rahul blocks it back towards the bowler\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run Full around off, slower ball, Rahul hammers a drive to long-off Hemang Badani, DC head coach, says that their strategy is to get in the extra bowling option if they don't need Ashutosh. Ashutosh is padded up, though\n Yash Dayal to Axar Patel, no run On a length outside off, punched to cover\n Yash Dayal to Axar Patel, 1 run Full outside off, clipped to long-on off the inside half of the bat\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, FOUR runs Gets this past the fielder! Length ball angled across, Rahul drives with the open face and it just beats the backward point fielder's dive to his right. Much needed boundary for DC And it's time for Vishal to take over\n Suyash Sharma to Axar Patel, no run turning in nicely towards middle and leg, he blocks it back\n Suyash Sharma to Axar Patel, 1 run some width and a bit short despite the turn, he punches off the back foot into the off side Goes over to Rahul\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run tight on the middle stump, he works it to leg to pinch a single\n Suyash Sharma to Axar Patel, no run swings for the hills down the ground but he's beaten completely outside off\n Suyash Sharma to Axar Patel, FOUR runs poor delivery - it's short down leg and turning down further, Axar stays still and helps it long with half a scoop well side of short fine leg for four\n Suyash Sharma to Axar Patel, 1 run short and turning in again, pushes it down to long on for one Still not a bad over from Suyash, seven from it\n Krunal to Axar Patel, SIX runs welcome back, Krunal! Axar trie to go big against Suyash too, but this ball is much closer to him and he swings with the turn, from middle stump line, all the way over midwicket into the crowd Krunal Pandya vs LHB BALLS 694 WKTS 32 4s\/6s 79\/36 ECON 8.27 AVE 29.96\n Krunal to Axar Patel, 1 run woah, a bouncer at 116.9kmh! That came out of nowhere - banged into the pitch and Axar is taken by surprise but he manages some bat off the hook for one\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run drifting in towards the pads, nudges it to leg easily for one more\n Krunal to Axar Patel, 1 run on middle and leg, helps it along with the spin to leg for one\n Krunal to Rahul, no run misses the sweep. Floated on middle and he gets good turn to beat the sweeping bat and just misses off! Bowled it quite slow as well\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run flatter on off now and he punches it towards extra cover for one\n Hazlewood to Rahul, FOUR runs swept for four! That was almost a sweep, not quite the orthodox one. He goes low for the cross-seam delivery on the stumps and tucks it behind square on the leg side for four\n Hazlewood to Rahul, 1 run he backs away early, Hazlewood bangs it into the pitch but takes the pace off and Rahul can only pull it away to deep midwicket. Reaches him after a bounce\n Hazlewood to Axar Patel, no run a full toss, perhaps Axar didn't expect it and he gently taps it down to mid off\n Hazlewood to Axar Patel, OUT takes away middle stump! It's flat on the ground. You just can't keep this man out of the game in any phase. Good length and towards middle stump, Axar swings across the line and does't connect at all \n Hazlewood to Stubbs, 1 run oh, bravado! He drives the ball pitched up on off to mid-off and he wants to get off the mark immediately. Has to put in a dive to make it at the bowler's end although there was no direct hit. But direct hit and he was gone, just saw on the replay\n Hazlewood to Rahul, 1 run second full toss in the over, on Rahul's pads and it's flicked away for one\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run backs away early, Suyash follows him with a full toss on he pads and Rahul can only tap it back\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run full and flat on the stumps as he makes room again, can't clear cover with his drive this time\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run he comes down this time and Suyash smartly pitches it well down leg so he can't hit it away, single to long on\n Suyash Sharma to Stubbs, 1 run flat on leg without turn, Stubbs clips it square off the back foot for one\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run flat on middle to Rahul and he whips it away to wide long on for another single Just three from the over so far, the run rate is dipping\n Suyash Sharma to Stubbs, 1 run tossed up nicely for the first time this over, and Stubbs whips it against the turn for another single Excellent figures from Suyash, although without a wicket IMPACT SUBRCB D Padikkal Suyash Sharma\n Krunal to Stubbs, 1 run fired into the pads, quite a bit down leg and clipped away for one\n Krunal to Rahul, 2 runs on Rahul's pads this time with the angle from around the wicket, he clips it away for two Hardly any intent for big shots despite only four wickets down\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run too short, there comes an attacking stroke but he's pulled that straight to deep midwicket for one\n Krunal to Stubbs, 1 run a bit slower on leg, some drift, and nudged to leg for one\n Krunal to Rahul, 2 runs softs hands to place this square of the wicket and the fielders are all in the deep, so they have time for the second\n Krunal to Rahul, 2 runs short on off, pulled into the gap on leg wide of long-on and two more to end the over Three twos from that over, so slightly better for DC. Were they just looking to see off the spinners? They can discuss the final plan in the timeout now. Nearly three overs since the last boundary\n Bhuvneshwar to Stubbs, 1 run 132.9kmh, nearly in the block hole on off, gently driven down to long off for one\n Bhuvneshwar to Rahul, OUT there comes the big shot straightaway against pace and he's gone! Pitched up, scrambled seam, he swings down the ground but doesn't quite get the distance and Bethell dives forward for an easy catch \n Bhuvneshwar to Ashutosh, no run he gets a short of length ball first up and he pokes and misses\n Bhuvneshwar to Ashutosh, 2 runs he pokes again, this time connects and gets a single thanks to a fumble from point\n Bhuvneshwar to Ashutosh, OUT bamboozled! The impact sub lasts three balls. At 124.3kmh was that slow legcutter, pitching in line with the stumps and Ashutosh thought he could place it behind square but he was done with his shot, shower and shave before the ball reached him and hit leg stump \n Bhuvneshwar to Nigam, no run a similar delivery to Nigam first ball, he carefully blocks with a straight bat Bhuvneshwar Kumar now has 192 IPL wickets, joint second-most alongside Piyush Chawla in IPL\n Hazlewood to Stubbs, FOUR runs scoops that deftly, short fine leg in the circle and he's got enough bat on that to beat Dayal for four Can Stubbs take them to 160?\n Hazlewood to Stubbs, 1 run 136.3kmh, full toss with some pace on it, flicked down to long on and he wans two but they decide against it\n Hazlewood to Nigam, SIX runs ramped for six! Short and into the pitch around off, Nigam is already standing outside leg and he waits for the ball till the last second before sticking his bat out with perfect timing to send that sailing over the fielder in the deep\n Hazlewood to Nigam, 1 run nearly a yorker, a really low full toss and he drives to cover for one. Really quick single because if the stumps were hit at the bowler's end, he was gone\n Hazlewood to Stubbs, 1 wide stays still and watches the wide yorker go well outside off for a wide\n Hazlewood to Stubbs, FOUR runs a near-yorker lofted straight back beautifully for a one-bounce four! He errs with the length just a bit, Hazlewood, and Stubbs, who had started the over with a scoop, resorts to classical straight drive straight back over the bowler\n Hazlewood to Stubbs, no run nails the yorker to end the over, some reverse swing as well to tail that in, and Stubbs digs it out 17 from a Hazlewood over, someone pinch me\n Yash Dayal to Nigam, 4 runs chaos at the Kotla! Driven to cover and Stubbs takes off, he's sent back, Patidar has a shy at the stumps at the bowler's end and misses. The ball runs away to Kohli at the other side of the ground and he misfields for a change, gone past him for four\n Yash Dayal to Nigam, 1 run\n Yash Dayal to Stubbs, FOUR runs 134.6kmh, nearly in the block hole and that's another full ball drilled back by Stubbs, past the bowler for four\n Yash Dayal to Stubbs, SIX runs reverse scooped this time, goes all the way! We have a crowd here, I just realised, and they're waving those flags. Low full toss on middle and leg, Stubbs was prepared for that and he reverses his bat to middle that away fine on the off side. Stunning shot\n Yash Dayal to Stubbs, no run finally gets one in the block hole, he sticks to his guns, and beats Stubbs outside off\n Yash Dayal to Stubbs, FOUR runs four to end the over down the ground! Stubbs is turning things on here. A slow attempted yorker, Stubbs uses his wide stance to pack some power into that and sends it crashing back along the carpet to beat the fielders in the deep\n Bhuvneshwar to Nigam, 1 leg bye 116.6kmh, he across to off to paddle it fine but misses. Manages a leg bye to the leg side\n Bhuvneshwar to Stubbs, 1 run, OUT gone at the non-striker's end! He lofts the full delivery over the bowler and they decide to go for the second. No way there was a second there, so Nigam falls well short, but they get one and Stubbs keep strike \n Bhuvneshwar to Stubbs, no run slow and dug into the pitch outside off, tries the reverse paddle but misses\n Bhuvneshwar to Stubbs, FOUR runs 124.5kmh, not a lot of pace but he gets some distance with that pull square of the wicket. A couple of bounces and that crosses the rope before a fielder can get to it\n Bhuvneshwar to Stubbs, OUT 135.1kmh, miscues the drive down completely with the change of pace and he skies it to point. Hazlewood gets his bucket hands under it easily \n Bhuvneshwar to Chameera, no run 122.6kmh, really wide outside off, Chameera had shuffled towards off before swinging wildly against it. He misses and then reviews for a wide that wasn't called. Third umpire","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","Ashutosh","Axar Patel","Chameera","Nair","Nigam","Rahul","Stubbs","Stubbs","du Plessis"],"Runs":[28.0,2.0,15.0,0.0,4.0,12.0,41.0,33.0,33.0,22.0],"Balls_Faced":[11,3,13,1,4,6,39,18,18,26],"Fours":[2,0,1,0,1,1,3,5,5,1],"Sixes":[2,0,1,0,0,1,0,1,1,0],"S\/R":[254.55,66.67,115.38,0.0,100.0,200.0,105.13,183.33,183.33,84.62],"dismissal":["c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood","b Kumar","b Hazlewood","Not Out","c Kumar b Yash Dayal","Not Out","c Bethell b Kumar","run out (Kohli\/Kumar)","c Hazlewood b Kumar","c Kohli b Pandya"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Hazlewood","Krunal","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[24,24,24,24,24],"Runs_Given":[32.0,36.0,28.0,22.0,42.0],"Wickets":[3,2,1,0,1],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Mukesh Kumar to Arya, no run .A hint of shape in as he begins with a length ball around off, Arya gets behind it and .pushes defensively towards mid-off\nMukesh Kumar to Arya, no run .Similar ball around off and middle, if anything, this one's shorter. Punched off the back .foot towards mid-off\nMukesh Kumar to Arya, no run .Slightly fuller, around the good-length region on middle, pushed back to the bowler\nMukesh Kumar to Arya, 1 wide .Angling away on a length, no feet movement as he slashes at it, beaten and called wide\nMukesh Kumar to Arya, no run .Swinging in from a length outside leg, he misses the flick and is high on the front leg\nMukesh Kumar to Arya, FOUR runs .Edged and four! This is the outswinger on a length around off, Arya is squared up a .touch. Hangs back and pokes his bat and gfets it well away from slip .A reminder you can follow the PBKS vs DC game LIVE in Hindi and on the Live Report .with Himanshu Agrawal\nMukesh Kumar to Arya, no run .Once again an inswinger on a length around off, punched to mid-off. Good start from .Mukesh\nMustafizur to Prabhsimran, no run .Length ball slanting away on a length, he strides forward and drives it to cover\nMustafizur to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Length ball on leg, clipped through backward square leg\nMustafizur to Arya, 2 runs .Length ball just outside off, punched towards backward point, who half-stops it and .concedes two\nMustafizur to Arya, no run .Outside off on a length, he looks to flay it away but misses . .Mustafizur Rahman in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1937 .WKTS .86 .4s\/6s .263\/55 .ECON .6.78 .AVE .25.47\nMustafizur to Arya, OUT .A strange innings from Arya ends, thanks to a well-judged catch by Stubbs. Arya .looked in some hurry today, and was often losing his shape. Mustafizur lands it on a .short length around off, 136kph, Arya is hurried into the pull. Gets a top edge and flies .behind. Stubbs has his eyes on the ball as he backtracks and pouches it with a tumble .Priyansh Arya c \u2020Stubbs b Mustafizur Rahman 6 (9b 1x4 0x6 9m) SR: 66.66\nMustafizur to Inglis, 2 runs .Length ball on leg, whipped away through backward square leg to get going with a brace\nMukesh Kumar to Prabhsimran, no run .Edged and down? Nair at slip, dives full-stretch to his right but it lands just short. .Getting a taste of what it could be like in Test cricket. Mukesh bowled it on a length, .Prabh got squared up and a thick edge. Gets away this time\nMukesh Kumar to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Length ball on off and middle, he swipes across the line and it just evades Mustafizur .running back from midwicket\nMukesh Kumar to Inglis, FOUR runs .Puts that away in style. Length ball angling in down leg, Inglis pulls it well past short fine .leg\nMukesh Kumar to Inglis, no run .On a length on off, punched straight back to Mukesh\nMukesh Kumar to Inglis, 2 runs .Length ball on middle, clipped through midwicket for an easy two\nMukesh Kumar to Inglis, FOUR runs .Dropped! Inglis gets a life thanks to his daredevilry. He charges down at a Mukesh .length ball and slaps it straight down. Mohit gets around from mid-on, dives and gets a .hand but it bursts through him\nMustafizur to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .My word. All timing and placement. Length ball on middle, Prabhsimran times his push .straight down the ground with a straight blade. Enough to beat du Plessis diving across .from mid-off\nMustafizur to Prabhsimran, no run .Length ball on middle from wide of the crease, he looks to steer it fine through third but .gets an inside edge onto the back leg\nMustafizur to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Goes back and across to slash the length ball angling away from him through point\nMustafizur to Inglis, SIX runs .Huuugggeee! Flick of a wrist and that is out of here. A gentle hit-me ball on the pad .from Mustafizur, Inglis obliges. Clears his front leg, whips it well over deep backward .square leg. There was a man there but he got right under the offcutter to send it sailing\nMustafizur to Inglis, 2 runs .Quicker ball on leg, flicked through forward square leg for a brace, 137.7kph .Inglis has broken his bat, so getting that changed\nMustafizur to Inglis, 1 run .Drops a touch return catch! Another offcutter around leg, Inglis hangs back and .punches it straight back. Mustafizur sticks his left hand out but it does not stick\nMohit to Inglis, no run .Length ball on middle and leg, he looks to whip it across but gets a thick inside edge .onto the back thigh .Fizz is off the field\nMohit to Inglis, 1 run .Fuller on middle, punched through midwicket\nMohit to Prabhsimran, no run .Length ball outside off, punched defensively to cover, 135.9kph\nMohit to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Shuffles, goes back and finds the gap. Prabhsimran moves across to play the scoop. .Mohit bowls it on a length outside off and he realises he cannot get under it for the .scoop. So he goes back and steers it betweenshort third and backward point\nMohit to Prabhsimran, no run .Very full around off, goes across to scoop this time but it comes onto his front foot and .lobs towards the keeper . .Mohit Sharma in IPL, 2025 .INNS .8 .WKTS .2 .ECON .9.95 .AVE .109.50 .BEST .1\/10\nMohit to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Dances down and goes over. Much better from Prabhsimran. Holds his shape as he .charges down at a length ball and lofts it over mid-off\nNigam to Inglis, SIX runs .Half-tracker, despatched! Drops it short on middle, enough time for Inglis to go back, .get low and pull it over deep midwicket\nNigam to Inglis, FOUR runs .Thick edge, beats short third. The quicker googly next up, he goes back to punch it but .gets a streaky boundary instead\nNigam to Inglis, 1 wide, OUT .Nigam has the last laugh, thanks in big measure to Stubbs! Slips in the googly again on .middle and leg, Inglis charges down the track with no intent of going big actually. Looks .to tickle it away but perhaps doesn't pick the googly. He is beaten down the legside and .Stubbs does the rest. Easy movement to his left, pouches it and breaks the stumps. A .quick cameo from Inglis ends .Josh Inglis st \u2020Stubbs b Nigam 32 (12b 3x4 2x6 22m) SR: 266.66\nNigam to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Fuller on middle, he comes forward and blocks. Fired in at 90.7kph\nNigam to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Just evades cover and Iyer gets going with four. He backs away early to make room, .Nigam floats it full outside off. Iyer has to reach out and does so but gets the desired .result past du Plessis' dive\nNigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Fuller outside off, the wrong'un, he looks to drive it through off but gets a thick inside .edge through midwicket. Hands on head for Nigam, costly start but a wicket in there\nKuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, (no ball) 1 run .Floated full outside off, he clears it front leg and slogs it wide of long-on. Oh dear, he .has overstepped\nKuldeep to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .Flat-batted away over long-on! Kuldeep bowls a length ball across him at 95.7kph, .Prabhsimran stays deep in the crease and heaves it straight over\nKuldeep to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Goes back to the length ball on off and turns it through midwicket\nKuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Quicker one on a length on off, he goes back and keeps it out to off, 93.6kph\nKuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Wrong'un on a length outside off, he goes back and finds backward point with the cut . .Shreyas Iyer vs Kuldeep Yadav .BALLS .46 .RUNS .66 .OUTS .2 .SR .143.47 .4s\/6s .2\/4\nKuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Slows it down outside off, Iyer gets across and pats it towards short third. Has one look .at his partner and sprints to the other end\nKuldeep to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Fuller outside off, he presses forward and pushes it through cover\nNigam to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Wrong'un almost sneaks through Prabhsimran. He squeezes it off the inner edge .towards short third\nNigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Spins away from a length outside off, he goes back and punches it to deep cover\nNigam to Prabhsimran, no run .Very full on off, dug out to cover\nNigam to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Inside out and almost goes the distance! Looped up wide outside off, Prabhsimran .leans into it, get down on his back knee and swings it with the spin over cover\nNigam to Prabhsimran, OUT .Nigam with a perfect riposte again. After being hit for a boundary that. This is also .Prabhsimran's own doing though. He goes across to play the scoop. Nigam fires it full .on off, so he gets an inside edge onto the off stump. A missed chance that for Prabh .Prabhsimran Singh b Nigam 28 (18b 4x4 1x6 41m) SR: 155.55\nNigam to Wadhera, no run .Fuller on leg, he comes forward to clip it away but misses\nKuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Iyerrrr goesss highheerrrrr! Floated full outside off, he gets across, on a knee and slog- .sweeps it well over deep midwicket\nKuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Quicker on middle, clipped through midwicket\nKuldeep to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Sweep gets Wadhera away. Tossed up full on off, he gets across and hits it very fine. .Manvanth, the sub, puts in a valiant effort after getting to his left from backward square .leg but in vain\nKuldeep to Wadhera, 2 runs .Fuller on middle, swipes it fine but gets just two\nKuldeep to Wadhera, no run .On middle, defensively pushed towards mid-off\nKuldeep to Wadhera, 1 run .The wrong'un coming in on a length, 88.2kph, whipped through midwicket .Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play .Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan (on mobile web for India users) and win points to grab an SUV .and 100+ prizes! Free to play, 100 winners every day! .Timeout\nNigam to Wadhera, 1 run .Fuller on middle and leg, he comes forward and turns it with the spin through midwicket\nNigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Quicker on leg, he goes back and nudges it through midwicket\nNigam to Wadhera, 1 run .Fuller on leg, eased down to long-on\nNigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Fuller around off, spinning away, he pushes forward and plays it off the outer half .towards point\nNigam to Wadhera, 1 run .Quicker on leg, he goes for a wild swipe but gets it off the inside edge onto the pad and .to the off side . .Shreyas Iyer in IPL, 2025 .INNS .13 .RUNS .453 .SR .172.24 .AVE .50.33 .HS .97*\nNigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Length ball on middle, goes back and punches it to long-on to keep strike .Halfway mark, time to welcome Ekanth. What do you make of the play so far, mate?","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs DC, 66th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Mukesh Kumar to Arya, no run A hint of shape in as he begins with a length ball around off, Arya gets behind it and pushes defensively towards mid-off\n Mukesh Kumar to Arya, no run Similar ball around off and middle, if anything, this one's shorter. Punched off the back foot towards mid-off\n Mukesh Kumar to Arya, no run Slightly fuller, around the good-length region on middle, pushed back to the bowler\n Mukesh Kumar to Arya, 1 wide Angling away on a length, no feet movement as he slashes at it, beaten and called wide\n Mukesh Kumar to Arya, no run Swinging in from a length outside leg, he misses the flick and is high on the front leg\n Mukesh Kumar to Arya, FOUR runs Edged and four! This is the outswinger on a length around off, Arya is squared up a touch. Hangs back and pokes his bat and gfets it well away from slip A reminder you can follow the PBKS vs DC game LIVE in Hindi and on the Live Report with Himanshu Agrawal\n Mukesh Kumar to Arya, no run Once again an inswinger on a length around off, punched to mid-off. Good start from Mukesh\n Mustafizur to Prabhsimran, no run Length ball slanting away on a length, he strides forward and drives it to cover\n Mustafizur to Prabhsimran, 1 run Length ball on leg, clipped through backward square leg\n Mustafizur to Arya, 2 runs Length ball just outside off, punched towards backward point, who half-stops it and concedes two\n Mustafizur to Arya, no run Outside off on a length, he looks to flay it away but misses BALLS 1937 WKTS 86 4s\/6s 263\/55 ECON 6.78 AVE 25.47\n Mustafizur to Arya, OUT A strange innings from Arya ends, thanks to a well-judged catch by Stubbs. Arya looked in some hurry today, and was often losing his shape. Mustafizur lands it on a short length around off, 136kph, Arya is hurried into the pull. Gets a top edge and flies behind. Stubbs has his eyes on the ball as he backtracks and pouches it with a tumble \n Mustafizur to Inglis, 2 runs Length ball on leg, whipped away through backward square leg to get going with a brace\n Mukesh Kumar to Prabhsimran, no run Edged and down? Nair at slip, dives full-stretch to his right but it lands just short. Getting a taste of what it could be like in Test cricket. Mukesh bowled it on a length, Prabh got squared up and a thick edge. Gets away this time\n Mukesh Kumar to Prabhsimran, 1 run Length ball on off and middle, he swipes across the line and it just evades Mustafizur running back from midwicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Inglis, FOUR runs Puts that away in style. Length ball angling in down leg, Inglis pulls it well past short fine leg\n Mukesh Kumar to Inglis, no run On a length on off, punched straight back to Mukesh\n Mukesh Kumar to Inglis, 2 runs Length ball on middle, clipped through midwicket for an easy two\n Mukesh Kumar to Inglis, FOUR runs Dropped! Inglis gets a life thanks to his daredevilry. He charges down at a Mukesh length ball and slaps it straight down. Mohit gets around from mid-on, dives and gets a hand but it bursts through him\n Mustafizur to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs My word. All timing and placement. Length ball on middle, Prabhsimran times his push straight down the ground with a straight blade. Enough to beat du Plessis diving across from mid-off\n Mustafizur to Prabhsimran, no run Length ball on middle from wide of the crease, he looks to steer it fine through third but gets an inside edge onto the back leg\n Mustafizur to Prabhsimran, 1 run Goes back and across to slash the length ball angling away from him through point\n Mustafizur to Inglis, SIX runs Huuugggeee! Flick of a wrist and that is out of here. A gentle hit-me ball on the pad from Mustafizur, Inglis obliges. Clears his front leg, whips it well over deep backward square leg. There was a man there but he got right under the offcutter to send it sailing\n Mustafizur to Inglis, 2 runs Quicker ball on leg, flicked through forward square leg for a brace, 137.7kph Inglis has broken his bat, so getting that changed\n Mustafizur to Inglis, 1 run Drops a touch return catch! Another offcutter around leg, Inglis hangs back and punches it straight back. Mustafizur sticks his left hand out but it does not stick\n Mohit to Inglis, no run Length ball on middle and leg, he looks to whip it across but gets a thick inside edge onto the back thigh Fizz is off the field\n Mohit to Inglis, 1 run Fuller on middle, punched through midwicket\n Mohit to Prabhsimran, no run Length ball outside off, punched defensively to cover, 135.9kph\n Mohit to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Shuffles, goes back and finds the gap. Prabhsimran moves across to play the scoop. Mohit bowls it on a length outside off and he realises he cannot get under it for the scoop. So he goes back and steers it betweenshort third and backward point\n Mohit to Prabhsimran, no run Very full around off, goes across to scoop this time but it comes onto his front foot and lobs towards the keeper Mohit Sharma in IPL, 2025 INNS 8 WKTS 2 ECON 9.95 AVE 109.50 BEST 1\/10\n Mohit to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Dances down and goes over. Much better from Prabhsimran. Holds his shape as he charges down at a length ball and lofts it over mid-off\n Nigam to Inglis, SIX runs Half-tracker, despatched! Drops it short on middle, enough time for Inglis to go back, get low and pull it over deep midwicket\n Nigam to Inglis, FOUR runs Thick edge, beats short third. The quicker googly next up, he goes back to punch it but gets a streaky boundary instead\n Nigam to Inglis, 1 wide, OUT Nigam has the last laugh, thanks in big measure to Stubbs! Slips in the googly again on middle and leg, Inglis charges down the track with no intent of going big actually. Looks to tickle it away but perhaps doesn't pick the googly. He is beaten down the legside and Stubbs does the rest. Easy movement to his left, pouches it and breaks the stumps. A quick cameo from Inglis ends \n Nigam to Shreyas Iyer, no run Fuller on middle, he comes forward and blocks. Fired in at 90.7kph\n Nigam to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Just evades cover and Iyer gets going with four. He backs away early to make room, Nigam floats it full outside off. Iyer has to reach out and does so but gets the desired result past du Plessis' dive\n Nigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Fuller outside off, the wrong'un, he looks to drive it through off but gets a thick inside edge through midwicket. Hands on head for Nigam, costly start but a wicket in there\n Floated full outside off, he clears it front leg and slogs it wide of long-on. Oh dear, he has overstepped\n Kuldeep to Prabhsimran, SIX runs Flat-batted away over long-on! Kuldeep bowls a length ball across him at 95.7kph, Prabhsimran stays deep in the crease and heaves it straight over\n Kuldeep to Prabhsimran, 1 run Goes back to the length ball on off and turns it through midwicket\n Kuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, no run Quicker one on a length on off, he goes back and keeps it out to off, 93.6kph\n Kuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, no run Wrong'un on a length outside off, he goes back and finds backward point with the cut Shreyas Iyer vs Kuldeep Yadav BALLS 46 RUNS 66 OUTS 2 SR 143.47 4s\/6s 2\/4\n Kuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Slows it down outside off, Iyer gets across and pats it towards short third. Has one look at his partner and sprints to the other end\n Kuldeep to Prabhsimran, 1 run Fuller outside off, he presses forward and pushes it through cover\n Nigam to Prabhsimran, 1 run Wrong'un almost sneaks through Prabhsimran. He squeezes it off the inner edge towards short third\n Nigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Spins away from a length outside off, he goes back and punches it to deep cover\n Nigam to Prabhsimran, no run Very full on off, dug out to cover\n Nigam to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Inside out and almost goes the distance! Looped up wide outside off, Prabhsimran leans into it, get down on his back knee and swings it with the spin over cover\n Nigam to Prabhsimran, OUT Nigam with a perfect riposte again. After being hit for a boundary that. This is also Prabhsimran's own doing though. He goes across to play the scoop. Nigam fires it full on off, so he gets an inside edge onto the off stump. A missed chance that for Prabh \n Nigam to Wadhera, no run Fuller on leg, he comes forward to clip it away but misses\n Kuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Iyerrrr goesss highheerrrrr! Floated full outside off, he gets across, on a knee and slog-sweeps it well over deep midwicket\n Kuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Quicker on middle, clipped through midwicket\n Kuldeep to Wadhera, FOUR runs Sweep gets Wadhera away. Tossed up full on off, he gets across and hits it very fine. Manvanth, the sub, puts in a valiant effort after getting to his left from backward square leg but in vain\n Kuldeep to Wadhera, 2 runs Fuller on middle, swipes it fine but gets just two\n Kuldeep to Wadhera, no run On middle, defensively pushed towards mid-off\n Kuldeep to Wadhera, 1 run The wrong'un coming in on a length, 88.2kph, whipped through midwicket Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play and 100+ prizes! Free to play, 100 winners every day! Timeout\n Nigam to Wadhera, 1 run Fuller on middle and leg, he comes forward and turns it with the spin through midwicket\n Nigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Quicker on leg, he goes back and nudges it through midwicket\n Nigam to Wadhera, 1 run Fuller on leg, eased down to long-on\n Nigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Fuller around off, spinning away, he pushes forward and plays it off the outer half towards point\n Nigam to Wadhera, 1 run Quicker on leg, he goes for a wild swipe but gets it off the inside edge onto the pad and to the off side Shreyas Iyer in IPL, 2025 INNS 13 RUNS 453 SR 172.24 AVE 50.33 HS 97*\n Nigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Length ball on middle, goes back and punches it to long-on to keep strike Halfway mark, time to welcome Ekanth. What do you make of the play so far, mate?","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Inglis","Prabhsimran","Shreyas Iyer","Wadhera"],"Runs":[6.0,32.0,28.0,18.0,10.0],"Balls_Faced":[9,13,18,13,8],"Fours":[1,3,4,1,1],"Sixes":[0,2,1,1,0],"S\/R":[66.67,246.15,155.56,138.46,125.0],"dismissal":["c \u2020Stubbs b Mustafizur Rahman","st \u2020Stubbs b Nigam","b Nigam","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Kuldeep","Mohit","Mukesh Kumar","Mustafizur","Nigam"],"Balls":[12,6,12,12,18],"Runs_Given":[25.0,9.0,16.0,19.0,27.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,1,2],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Mukesh Kumar to Arya, no run .A hint of shape in as he begins with a length ball around off, Arya gets behind it and .pushes defensively towards mid-off\nMukesh Kumar to Arya, no run .Similar ball around off and middle, if anything, this one's shorter. Punched off the back .foot towards mid-off\nMukesh Kumar to Arya, no run .Slightly fuller, around the good-length region on middle, pushed back to the bowler\nMukesh Kumar to Arya, 1 wide .Angling away on a length, no feet movement as he slashes at it, beaten and called wide\nMukesh Kumar to Arya, no run .Swinging in from a length outside leg, he misses the flick and is high on the front leg\nMukesh Kumar to Arya, FOUR runs .Edged and four! This is the outswinger on a length around off, Arya is squared up a .touch. Hangs back and pokes his bat and gfets it well away from slip .A reminder you can follow the PBKS vs DC game LIVE in Hindi and on the Live Report .with Himanshu Agrawal\nMukesh Kumar to Arya, no run .Once again an inswinger on a length around off, punched to mid-off. Good start from .Mukesh\nMustafizur to Prabhsimran, no run .Length ball slanting away on a length, he strides forward and drives it to cover\nMustafizur to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Length ball on leg, clipped through backward square leg\nMustafizur to Arya, 2 runs .Length ball just outside off, punched towards backward point, who half-stops it and .concedes two\nMustafizur to Arya, no run .Outside off on a length, he looks to flay it away but misses . .Mustafizur Rahman in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1937 .WKTS .86 .4s\/6s .263\/55 .ECON .6.78 .AVE .25.47\nMustafizur to Arya, OUT .A strange innings from Arya ends, thanks to a well-judged catch by Stubbs. Arya .looked in some hurry today, and was often losing his shape. Mustafizur lands it on a .short length around off, 136kph, Arya is hurried into the pull. Gets a top edge and flies .behind. Stubbs has his eyes on the ball as he backtracks and pouches it with a tumble .Priyansh Arya c \u2020Stubbs b Mustafizur Rahman 6 (9b 1x4 0x6 9m) SR: 66.66\nMustafizur to Inglis, 2 runs .Length ball on leg, whipped away through backward square leg to get going with a brace\nMukesh Kumar to Prabhsimran, no run .Edged and down? Nair at slip, dives full-stretch to his right but it lands just short. .Getting a taste of what it could be like in Test cricket. Mukesh bowled it on a length, .Prabh got squared up and a thick edge. Gets away this time\nMukesh Kumar to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Length ball on off and middle, he swipes across the line and it just evades Mustafizur .running back from midwicket\nMukesh Kumar to Inglis, FOUR runs .Puts that away in style. Length ball angling in down leg, Inglis pulls it well past short fine .leg\nMukesh Kumar to Inglis, no run .On a length on off, punched straight back to Mukesh\nMukesh Kumar to Inglis, 2 runs .Length ball on middle, clipped through midwicket for an easy two\nMukesh Kumar to Inglis, FOUR runs .Dropped! Inglis gets a life thanks to his daredevilry. He charges down at a Mukesh .length ball and slaps it straight down. Mohit gets around from mid-on, dives and gets a .hand but it bursts through him\nMustafizur to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .My word. All timing and placement. Length ball on middle, Prabhsimran times his push .straight down the ground with a straight blade. Enough to beat du Plessis diving across .from mid-off\nMustafizur to Prabhsimran, no run .Length ball on middle from wide of the crease, he looks to steer it fine through third but .gets an inside edge onto the back leg\nMustafizur to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Goes back and across to slash the length ball angling away from him through point\nMustafizur to Inglis, SIX runs .Huuugggeee! Flick of a wrist and that is out of here. A gentle hit-me ball on the pad .from Mustafizur, Inglis obliges. Clears his front leg, whips it well over deep backward .square leg. There was a man there but he got right under the offcutter to send it sailing\nMustafizur to Inglis, 2 runs .Quicker ball on leg, flicked through forward square leg for a brace, 137.7kph .Inglis has broken his bat, so getting that changed\nMustafizur to Inglis, 1 run .Drops a touch return catch! Another offcutter around leg, Inglis hangs back and .punches it straight back. Mustafizur sticks his left hand out but it does not stick\nMohit to Inglis, no run .Length ball on middle and leg, he looks to whip it across but gets a thick inside edge .onto the back thigh .Fizz is off the field\nMohit to Inglis, 1 run .Fuller on middle, punched through midwicket\nMohit to Prabhsimran, no run .Length ball outside off, punched defensively to cover, 135.9kph\nMohit to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Shuffles, goes back and finds the gap. Prabhsimran moves across to play the scoop. .Mohit bowls it on a length outside off and he realises he cannot get under it for the .scoop. So he goes back and steers it betweenshort third and backward point\nMohit to Prabhsimran, no run .Very full around off, goes across to scoop this time but it comes onto his front foot and .lobs towards the keeper . .Mohit Sharma in IPL, 2025 .INNS .8 .WKTS .2 .ECON .9.95 .AVE .109.50 .BEST .1\/10\nMohit to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Dances down and goes over. Much better from Prabhsimran. Holds his shape as he .charges down at a length ball and lofts it over mid-off\nNigam to Inglis, SIX runs .Half-tracker, despatched! Drops it short on middle, enough time for Inglis to go back, .get low and pull it over deep midwicket\nNigam to Inglis, FOUR runs .Thick edge, beats short third. The quicker googly next up, he goes back to punch it but .gets a streaky boundary instead\nNigam to Inglis, 1 wide, OUT .Nigam has the last laugh, thanks in big measure to Stubbs! Slips in the googly again on .middle and leg, Inglis charges down the track with no intent of going big actually. Looks .to tickle it away but perhaps doesn't pick the googly. He is beaten down the legside and .Stubbs does the rest. Easy movement to his left, pouches it and breaks the stumps. A .quick cameo from Inglis ends .Josh Inglis st \u2020Stubbs b Nigam 32 (12b 3x4 2x6 22m) SR: 266.66\nNigam to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Fuller on middle, he comes forward and blocks. Fired in at 90.7kph\nNigam to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Just evades cover and Iyer gets going with four. He backs away early to make room, .Nigam floats it full outside off. Iyer has to reach out and does so but gets the desired .result past du Plessis' dive\nNigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Fuller outside off, the wrong'un, he looks to drive it through off but gets a thick inside .edge through midwicket. Hands on head for Nigam, costly start but a wicket in there\nKuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, (no ball) 1 run .Floated full outside off, he clears it front leg and slogs it wide of long-on. Oh dear, he .has overstepped\nKuldeep to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .Flat-batted away over long-on! Kuldeep bowls a length ball across him at 95.7kph, .Prabhsimran stays deep in the crease and heaves it straight over\nKuldeep to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Goes back to the length ball on off and turns it through midwicket\nKuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Quicker one on a length on off, he goes back and keeps it out to off, 93.6kph\nKuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Wrong'un on a length outside off, he goes back and finds backward point with the cut . .Shreyas Iyer vs Kuldeep Yadav .BALLS .46 .RUNS .66 .OUTS .2 .SR .143.47 .4s\/6s .2\/4\nKuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Slows it down outside off, Iyer gets across and pats it towards short third. Has one look .at his partner and sprints to the other end\nKuldeep to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Fuller outside off, he presses forward and pushes it through cover\nNigam to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Wrong'un almost sneaks through Prabhsimran. He squeezes it off the inner edge .towards short third\nNigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Spins away from a length outside off, he goes back and punches it to deep cover\nNigam to Prabhsimran, no run .Very full on off, dug out to cover\nNigam to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Inside out and almost goes the distance! Looped up wide outside off, Prabhsimran .leans into it, get down on his back knee and swings it with the spin over cover\nNigam to Prabhsimran, OUT .Nigam with a perfect riposte again. After being hit for a boundary that. This is also .Prabhsimran's own doing though. He goes across to play the scoop. Nigam fires it full .on off, so he gets an inside edge onto the off stump. A missed chance that for Prabh .Prabhsimran Singh b Nigam 28 (18b 4x4 1x6 41m) SR: 155.55\nNigam to Wadhera, no run .Fuller on leg, he comes forward to clip it away but misses\nKuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Iyerrrr goesss highheerrrrr! Floated full outside off, he gets across, on a knee and slog- .sweeps it well over deep midwicket\nKuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Quicker on middle, clipped through midwicket\nKuldeep to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Sweep gets Wadhera away. Tossed up full on off, he gets across and hits it very fine. .Manvanth, the sub, puts in a valiant effort after getting to his left from backward square .leg but in vain\nKuldeep to Wadhera, 2 runs .Fuller on middle, swipes it fine but gets just two\nKuldeep to Wadhera, no run .On middle, defensively pushed towards mid-off\nKuldeep to Wadhera, 1 run .The wrong'un coming in on a length, 88.2kph, whipped through midwicket .Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play .Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan (on mobile web for India users) and win points to grab an SUV .and 100+ prizes! Free to play, 100 winners every day! .Timeout\nNigam to Wadhera, 1 run .Fuller on middle and leg, he comes forward and turns it with the spin through midwicket\nNigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Quicker on leg, he goes back and nudges it through midwicket\nNigam to Wadhera, 1 run .Fuller on leg, eased down to long-on\nNigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Fuller around off, spinning away, he pushes forward and plays it off the outer half .towards point\nNigam to Wadhera, 1 run .Quicker on leg, he goes for a wild swipe but gets it off the inside edge onto the pad and .to the off side . .Shreyas Iyer in IPL, 2025 .INNS .13 .RUNS .453 .SR .172.24 .AVE .50.33 .HS .97*\nNigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Length ball on middle, goes back and punches it to long-on to keep strike .Halfway mark, time to welcome Ekanth. What do you make of the play so far, mate?\nMohit to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Pitched up on fourth, driven to long-off\nMohit to Wadhera, no run .Dances down and gets beaten. The back-of-length ball angling into fourth beat the on- .the-move punch aimed at mid-off\nMohit to Wadhera, 1 run .Bouncer is slow off the pitch. Looked pace-on at release but that landed very short and .finished around shoulder-height. Wadhera coiled back and cut to backward point\nMohit to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Mohit goes wide of the crease but delivers a half-volley. It's just outside off and Shreyas .doesn't have to move after going back in the crease. Drives over cover with ease. PBKS' .hundred's up\nMohit to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .On a length at leg, worked to long-on. 137ks\nMohit to Wadhera, 1 run .On the fuller side outside off, guided through backward point\nKuldeep to Wadhera, 1 run .Full on middle and leg, worked to long-on. 89ks, given air but too full to extract turn\nKuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Shreyas slugs it from outside off over wide long-on. Stock ball on a length, Shreyas' .contact point was in front of the body, he was going with the spin too. Got it 86 metres .far\nKuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Expects the change in length, goes back and cuts nicely. Finds cover in the ring\nKuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .Touch short, spinning down leg, Shreyas goes back and nudges it to the edge of the ring .at midwicket\nKuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Toes a pull, goes to deep square leg on the bounce. This was short and at the body, .Shreyas too early on it.\nKuldeep to Wadhera, 1 run .Pitched up at the stumps, 90ks, flicked to long-on .Elsewhere in Indian sport, Kidambi Srikanth, once badminton's world no.1, has now .fallen to the depths of qualifiers and first round exits. But in a redemption arc no one .saw coming, he just reached his first final since 2021. This is how he turned back time.\nMukesh Kumar to Wadhera, no run .Premeditation doesn't work for Wadhera. He went across before the ball was released .onto a back of a length outside off, he shaped for the regular paddle early before .changing to the reverse. Was midway into the shot as he got beaten . .Mukesh Kumar in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .313 .WKTS .19 .4s\/6s .38\/25 .ECON .9.58 .AVE .26.31\nMukesh Kumar to Wadhera, 2 runs .Splices a pull, ball rolls to long-on's left. Shortish ball was angling in towards fourth\nMukesh Kumar to Wadhera, OUT .Bottom hand comes off, he's skied it... and Faf runs from mid-off to take a good catch .at mid-on. Tumbled to the left and held on with both hands. The 135ks ball was on the .fuller side of length, was coming in towards fourth. Looked more like the batter going .for the straight drive too early rather than the ball sticking in the pitch. .Nehal Wadhera c du Plessis b Mukesh Kumar 16 (16b 1x4 0x6 19m) SR: 100\nMukesh Kumar to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Touch back of a length on leg, worked off the back foot through midwicket\nMukesh Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Deep point in place but Shreyas guides this squarer. Back of length around fifth stump, .not a bad ball, square driven on the top of the bounce. From around thigh-high\nMukesh Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Back of length over leg, clipped off the back foot to deep midwicket\nNigam to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Shreyas will target him. Bluffs early by getting the back foot down leg before popping .back to go inside out over extra. Vipraj got his length a touch too full and offered a bit of .room . .Shreyas Iyer vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .727 .OUTS .26 .4s\/6s .37\/45 .SR .133.88 .AVE .27.96\nNigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Close to a yorker. Down leg, flicked to deep midwicket\nNigam to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .Shashank charges early, so Vipraj goes wide. 89ks, yorked Shashank, but he reached .out while slashing. Got a top edge over short third\nNigam to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Dances down and slaps it to long-off. Along the ground\nNigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Decent recovery so far from Vipraj. Slightly short, on leg, worked to long-on\nNigam to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Very full on fourth, 94ks, driven to cover's left. Ashutosh stops it past the ring with a .slide .While this over unfolds, here's a question for you! Head to the Jeeto tab, play Jeeto .Dhan Dhana Dhan, and answer live match MCQs, rack up points and win an SUV, .gadgets, and more!\nMohit to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .Driven to long-off's left for a quick couple. Was a 129ks fullish ball on fifth\nMohit to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Skiddy length ball over leg, clipped to deep midwicket's left\nMohit to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .Shreyas tries to hook it fine, ball's close to glove and it's been given caught behind! .PBKS review. His head was outside off and he was falling away trying to hit it from .down to up. Ultra-Edge shoes it went past the glove and the shoulder of the bat. Will be .checked for wide, both on line and height. It's for height.. and it's four centimetres above .head\nMohit to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Another bouncer nearly gets Shreyas. Kuldeep ran far from sort fine leg, only got .fingertips on it while he dove. Deep square leg was coming in too, but Kuldeep called for .it. This short ball didn't rise too high but got the top edge on the pull\nMohit to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Yorker around fifth is jammed to cover for a quick single . .Shashank Singh vs Mohit Sharma .BALLS .14 .RUNS .26 .OUTS .0 .SR .185.71 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nMohit to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Mohit does a Mark Wood, leaps left in the delivery stride to go wide of the crease. .Misses his length, gets away with it. 132ks shin-high full toss is pushed softly to long-on\nMohit to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Nair signals six at long-on, almost got a really good boundary catch but his left leg .touched the cushion. He was on one leg, his weight was falling to the left as he took the .catch with both hands. From the replays, it looks like the foot didn't step on the cushion .as he overbalanced on leg and pushed the ball back in. In the end, it will just be the .single. Was a back of lengther outside off that was pulled off the splice. .Timeout .Which was the more memorable Test? .16.0K votes .ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 .AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 .Which was the more memorable Test? .18.0K votes .SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 .AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star .Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with .your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and .the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and .help us decide!\nMustafizur to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Length ball lands around leg and finishes on fourth, guided to deep third . .Shreyas Iyer vs Mustafizur Rahman .BALLS .30 .RUNS .33 .OUTS .1 .SR .110.00 .4s\/6s .3\/0\nMustafizur to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Shreyas is beaten on the steer to third. The length ball landed around fourth and beat .him for pace\nMustafizur to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Stubbs is too early to catch the ball with one hand to the right and parries it, doesn't .cost the team an extra as point came in. Was a length ball zipping through sixth, .Shreyas looked to steer it, got it into the ground off the edge\nMustafizur to Shashank Singh, OUT .Thin edge, low catch for the keeper. Shashank looking to drive the 136ks length ball on .the up through cover with power. He cleared the front leg but didn't have room for the .open-faced vertical-bat shot. The Fizz releasing the ball from quite wide too .Shashank Singh c \u2020Stubbs b Mustafizur Rahman 11 (10b 0x4 0x6 19m) SR: 110\nMustafizur to Stoinis, 1 run .Pitched up on off from wide of the crease again, pushed to long-on\nMustafizur to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Length on fourth, guided to short third\nMukesh Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Shreyas gets away again.... Ashutosh was back-tracking from cover, he didn't turn fully .and tried to take the catch over his left shoulder, couldn't get in position properly. Was a .hard-length ball that Shreyas tried to flay over cover but skied . .Mukesh Kumar in death overs (in T20s) .BALLS .325 .WKTS .24 .4s\/6s .50\/30 .ECON .10.96 .AVE .24.75\nMukesh Kumar to Stoinis, 1 wide .Bumper. Wide not given, Stoinis reviews. It was over the stumps and he tried to ramp it .over the keeper. His head's 1.92 metres tall, ball went 1.97 as it beat him. Wide given\nMukesh Kumar to Stoinis, SIX runs .Half-tracker rises thigh-high and Stoinis pulls it over midwicket. He made room and got .followed, had ample time to swipe\nMukesh Kumar to Stoinis, 1 wide .Ump calls wide this time. Bumper was angling away outside off and was left alone\nMukesh Kumar to Stoinis, SIX runs .Mukesh misses his length on the fuller side, line's too straight. Stoinis' stance is slightly .open, so he doesn't have to move while picking up the ball over square leg for a 77- .metre six\nMukesh Kumar to Stoinis, 1 wide .Defensive tactics now from DC. Mukesh goes wide yorker, it's past the tramline. Let go\nMukesh Kumar to Stoinis, FOUR runs .Yorks du Plessis at long-off and goes for four. Might've hurt his finger on the way. .Looked to take it with his right hand just above the grass. Got hit on the little finger .while tumbling to the right. He's walking off. Was a wide yorker, Stoinis anticipated it, .went across for a muscled drive .Stubbs will be captaining for now\nMukesh Kumar to Stoinis, 1 run .Stoinis goes across again. Mukesh continues to go full and wide, doesn't nail the yorker .but Stoinis also cloths it. Whipped to long-on\nMukesh Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Too straight and the full ball is helped fine. Easy four to bring up Shreyas' fifty .No boundary for two overs and there were four in that one. Faf is back with some tap on .the pinky . .IMPACT SUBDC .KL Rahul .Mukesh Kumar\nKuldeep to Stoinis, 1 run .Fluffed! Mohit got under the high ball, then tried to take it to the left. The ball popped in .and straight out as he lost his balance and fell over the other side. Was a miscued .sweep from Stoinis\nKuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .This time, Mohit takes it easily. At deep fine leg, took it around the chest and threw it .into the ground in some disgust after missing the last ball. Was a very quick, flat ball .from Kuldeep on the pads, Shreyas got on one leg for the Nataraja pull but top edged it. .Set batter gone .Shreyas Iyer c Sharma b Kuldeep Yadav 53 (34b 5x4 2x6 64m) SR: 155.88\nKuldeep to Azmatullah, no run .Fullish on leg, clipped to midwicket off the back foot\nKuldeep to Azmatullah, 1 run .Goes back to a length ball on fifth, drives to deep cover\nKuldeep to Stoinis, 1 run .Full and flat on middle, flicked to long-on\nKuldeep to Azmatullah, OUT .Omarzai launches the pull but can't clear deep midwicket. 89ks googly, might've been .too slow for the batter who pulled with the bat facing up. Replay shows that hit the .inner-half of the bat, a touch too high too .Azmatullah Omarzai c Sameer Rizvi b Kuldeep Yadav 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 33.33\nMohit to Stoinis, SIX runs .Mohit dropped Stoinis and now gets whacked over midwicket. Can't get away with the .half-tracker, especially when it's rising under waist-height. Stoinis pulls it 95 metres far .Deep point and backward point out. Wide yorker likely\nMohit to Stoinis, FOUR runs .No one square of midwicket, so Stoinis went far across. Mohit went for the wide yorker .but was still in Stoinis' line. Batter was too early on the flick, bottom hand came off. .Deep midwicket ran across and got to it, tried to pull the ball in but palmed it onto the .cushion\nMohit to Stoinis, no run .Slow into the pitch, Stoinis got across, shaped to pull before letting it go. Was inside the .wide line though\nMohit to Stoinis, (no ball) .Stoinis takes a step across, Mohit pushes the wide yorker further. It's close to the return .crease though, let go. And the klaxon goes off! Mohit's got nothing behind the line and .his strife continues.\nMohit to Stoinis, FOUR runs .Stoinis plays the field and picks four on the free hit. Shuffled far outside and got deep in .the crease for the slower ball into the pitch that rose to the waist. Pulled it from in front .of the body, bottom hand came off, but the ball went safely through the unmanned .square-leg area\nMohit to Stoinis, SIX runs .Long-off was sent to deep square and Stoinis now drives over long-off. This was a .proper slot ball around seventh stump, Stoinis was outside off and had effectively .another free hit. 83-metre six . .Mohit Sharma in death overs (in T20s) .BALLS .815 .WKTS .67 .4s\/6s .105\/79 .ECON .10.41 .AVE .21.11\nMohit to Stoinis, 1 run .135ks Yorker on fourth nailed, a bit too late though. Jammed through point\nMustafizur to Stoinis, 1 run .He goes short with pace on. Cramps Stoinis as he stepped back diagonally towards .fourth stump and tried to pull. Spliced to long-off. They take the single\nMustafizur to Jansen, no run .Beaten on the pull. Beaten for pace. Was a hard-length ball angling over the stumps\nMustafizur to Jansen, OUT .Appeal for caught behind. Ump takes a while before giving it out. He walked to the right .before signalling. Jansen happy to walk. The bouncer went over fourth stump and .Jansen wanted to pull it in front of square. He'd opened himself up too much and under- .edged it .Marco Jansen c \u2020Stubbs b Mustafizur Rahman 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 0\nMustafizur to Harpreet Brar, SIX runs .And Brar munches it over midwicket, brings up 200 with a 76-metre six. Was a slot ball .at this stage, top-of-middle height, Brar made room, cleared the front leg and swung .across the line .Around\nMustafizur to Harpreet Brar, 1 run .Pulled to long-on. Pace-on short ball was angling away . .PBKS in death overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .11 .WKTS .14 .RR .12.50 .AVE .35.57\nMustafizur to Stoinis, 2 runs .Slower ball creates the top-edged pull. The Fizz runs towards the edge of the ring at .midwicket but there's another fielder running in... neither of them take it in the end.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs DC, 66th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Mukesh Kumar to Arya, no run A hint of shape in as he begins with a length ball around off, Arya gets behind it and pushes defensively towards mid-off\n Mukesh Kumar to Arya, no run Similar ball around off and middle, if anything, this one's shorter. Punched off the back foot towards mid-off\n Mukesh Kumar to Arya, no run Slightly fuller, around the good-length region on middle, pushed back to the bowler\n Mukesh Kumar to Arya, 1 wide Angling away on a length, no feet movement as he slashes at it, beaten and called wide\n Mukesh Kumar to Arya, no run Swinging in from a length outside leg, he misses the flick and is high on the front leg\n Mukesh Kumar to Arya, FOUR runs Edged and four! This is the outswinger on a length around off, Arya is squared up a touch. Hangs back and pokes his bat and gfets it well away from slip A reminder you can follow the PBKS vs DC game LIVE in Hindi and on the Live Report with Himanshu Agrawal\n Mukesh Kumar to Arya, no run Once again an inswinger on a length around off, punched to mid-off. Good start from Mukesh\n Mustafizur to Prabhsimran, no run Length ball slanting away on a length, he strides forward and drives it to cover\n Mustafizur to Prabhsimran, 1 run Length ball on leg, clipped through backward square leg\n Mustafizur to Arya, 2 runs Length ball just outside off, punched towards backward point, who half-stops it and concedes two\n Mustafizur to Arya, no run Outside off on a length, he looks to flay it away but misses BALLS 1937 WKTS 86 4s\/6s 263\/55 ECON 6.78 AVE 25.47\n Mustafizur to Arya, OUT A strange innings from Arya ends, thanks to a well-judged catch by Stubbs. Arya looked in some hurry today, and was often losing his shape. Mustafizur lands it on a short length around off, 136kph, Arya is hurried into the pull. Gets a top edge and flies behind. Stubbs has his eyes on the ball as he backtracks and pouches it with a tumble \n Mustafizur to Inglis, 2 runs Length ball on leg, whipped away through backward square leg to get going with a brace\n Mukesh Kumar to Prabhsimran, no run Edged and down? Nair at slip, dives full-stretch to his right but it lands just short. Getting a taste of what it could be like in Test cricket. Mukesh bowled it on a length, Prabh got squared up and a thick edge. Gets away this time\n Mukesh Kumar to Prabhsimran, 1 run Length ball on off and middle, he swipes across the line and it just evades Mustafizur running back from midwicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Inglis, FOUR runs Puts that away in style. Length ball angling in down leg, Inglis pulls it well past short fine leg\n Mukesh Kumar to Inglis, no run On a length on off, punched straight back to Mukesh\n Mukesh Kumar to Inglis, 2 runs Length ball on middle, clipped through midwicket for an easy two\n Mukesh Kumar to Inglis, FOUR runs Dropped! Inglis gets a life thanks to his daredevilry. He charges down at a Mukesh length ball and slaps it straight down. Mohit gets around from mid-on, dives and gets a hand but it bursts through him\n Mustafizur to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs My word. All timing and placement. Length ball on middle, Prabhsimran times his push straight down the ground with a straight blade. Enough to beat du Plessis diving across from mid-off\n Mustafizur to Prabhsimran, no run Length ball on middle from wide of the crease, he looks to steer it fine through third but gets an inside edge onto the back leg\n Mustafizur to Prabhsimran, 1 run Goes back and across to slash the length ball angling away from him through point\n Mustafizur to Inglis, SIX runs Huuugggeee! Flick of a wrist and that is out of here. A gentle hit-me ball on the pad from Mustafizur, Inglis obliges. Clears his front leg, whips it well over deep backward square leg. There was a man there but he got right under the offcutter to send it sailing\n Mustafizur to Inglis, 2 runs Quicker ball on leg, flicked through forward square leg for a brace, 137.7kph Inglis has broken his bat, so getting that changed\n Mustafizur to Inglis, 1 run Drops a touch return catch! Another offcutter around leg, Inglis hangs back and punches it straight back. Mustafizur sticks his left hand out but it does not stick\n Mohit to Inglis, no run Length ball on middle and leg, he looks to whip it across but gets a thick inside edge onto the back thigh Fizz is off the field\n Mohit to Inglis, 1 run Fuller on middle, punched through midwicket\n Mohit to Prabhsimran, no run Length ball outside off, punched defensively to cover, 135.9kph\n Mohit to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Shuffles, goes back and finds the gap. Prabhsimran moves across to play the scoop. Mohit bowls it on a length outside off and he realises he cannot get under it for the scoop. So he goes back and steers it betweenshort third and backward point\n Mohit to Prabhsimran, no run Very full around off, goes across to scoop this time but it comes onto his front foot and lobs towards the keeper Mohit Sharma in IPL, 2025 INNS 8 WKTS 2 ECON 9.95 AVE 109.50 BEST 1\/10\n Mohit to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Dances down and goes over. Much better from Prabhsimran. Holds his shape as he charges down at a length ball and lofts it over mid-off\n Nigam to Inglis, SIX runs Half-tracker, despatched! Drops it short on middle, enough time for Inglis to go back, get low and pull it over deep midwicket\n Nigam to Inglis, FOUR runs Thick edge, beats short third. The quicker googly next up, he goes back to punch it but gets a streaky boundary instead\n Nigam to Inglis, 1 wide, OUT Nigam has the last laugh, thanks in big measure to Stubbs! Slips in the googly again on middle and leg, Inglis charges down the track with no intent of going big actually. Looks to tickle it away but perhaps doesn't pick the googly. He is beaten down the legside and Stubbs does the rest. Easy movement to his left, pouches it and breaks the stumps. A quick cameo from Inglis ends \n Nigam to Shreyas Iyer, no run Fuller on middle, he comes forward and blocks. Fired in at 90.7kph\n Nigam to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Just evades cover and Iyer gets going with four. He backs away early to make room, Nigam floats it full outside off. Iyer has to reach out and does so but gets the desired result past du Plessis' dive\n Nigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Fuller outside off, the wrong'un, he looks to drive it through off but gets a thick inside edge through midwicket. Hands on head for Nigam, costly start but a wicket in there\n Floated full outside off, he clears it front leg and slogs it wide of long-on. Oh dear, he has overstepped\n Kuldeep to Prabhsimran, SIX runs Flat-batted away over long-on! Kuldeep bowls a length ball across him at 95.7kph, Prabhsimran stays deep in the crease and heaves it straight over\n Kuldeep to Prabhsimran, 1 run Goes back to the length ball on off and turns it through midwicket\n Kuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, no run Quicker one on a length on off, he goes back and keeps it out to off, 93.6kph\n Kuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, no run Wrong'un on a length outside off, he goes back and finds backward point with the cut Shreyas Iyer vs Kuldeep Yadav BALLS 46 RUNS 66 OUTS 2 SR 143.47 4s\/6s 2\/4\n Kuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Slows it down outside off, Iyer gets across and pats it towards short third. Has one look at his partner and sprints to the other end\n Kuldeep to Prabhsimran, 1 run Fuller outside off, he presses forward and pushes it through cover\n Nigam to Prabhsimran, 1 run Wrong'un almost sneaks through Prabhsimran. He squeezes it off the inner edge towards short third\n Nigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Spins away from a length outside off, he goes back and punches it to deep cover\n Nigam to Prabhsimran, no run Very full on off, dug out to cover\n Nigam to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Inside out and almost goes the distance! Looped up wide outside off, Prabhsimran leans into it, get down on his back knee and swings it with the spin over cover\n Nigam to Prabhsimran, OUT Nigam with a perfect riposte again. After being hit for a boundary that. This is also Prabhsimran's own doing though. He goes across to play the scoop. Nigam fires it full on off, so he gets an inside edge onto the off stump. A missed chance that for Prabh \n Nigam to Wadhera, no run Fuller on leg, he comes forward to clip it away but misses\n Kuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Iyerrrr goesss highheerrrrr! Floated full outside off, he gets across, on a knee and slog-sweeps it well over deep midwicket\n Kuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Quicker on middle, clipped through midwicket\n Kuldeep to Wadhera, FOUR runs Sweep gets Wadhera away. Tossed up full on off, he gets across and hits it very fine. Manvanth, the sub, puts in a valiant effort after getting to his left from backward square leg but in vain\n Kuldeep to Wadhera, 2 runs Fuller on middle, swipes it fine but gets just two\n Kuldeep to Wadhera, no run On middle, defensively pushed towards mid-off\n Kuldeep to Wadhera, 1 run The wrong'un coming in on a length, 88.2kph, whipped through midwicket Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play and 100+ prizes! Free to play, 100 winners every day! Timeout\n Nigam to Wadhera, 1 run Fuller on middle and leg, he comes forward and turns it with the spin through midwicket\n Nigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Quicker on leg, he goes back and nudges it through midwicket\n Nigam to Wadhera, 1 run Fuller on leg, eased down to long-on\n Nigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Fuller around off, spinning away, he pushes forward and plays it off the outer half towards point\n Nigam to Wadhera, 1 run Quicker on leg, he goes for a wild swipe but gets it off the inside edge onto the pad and to the off side Shreyas Iyer in IPL, 2025 INNS 13 RUNS 453 SR 172.24 AVE 50.33 HS 97*\n Nigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Length ball on middle, goes back and punches it to long-on to keep strike Halfway mark, time to welcome Ekanth. What do you make of the play so far, mate?\n Mohit to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Pitched up on fourth, driven to long-off\n Mohit to Wadhera, no run Dances down and gets beaten. The back-of-length ball angling into fourth beat the on-the-move punch aimed at mid-off\n Mohit to Wadhera, 1 run Bouncer is slow off the pitch. Looked pace-on at release but that landed very short and finished around shoulder-height. Wadhera coiled back and cut to backward point\n Mohit to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Mohit goes wide of the crease but delivers a half-volley. It's just outside off and Shreyas doesn't have to move after going back in the crease. Drives over cover with ease. PBKS' hundred's up\n Mohit to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run On a length at leg, worked to long-on. 137ks\n Mohit to Wadhera, 1 run On the fuller side outside off, guided through backward point\n Kuldeep to Wadhera, 1 run Full on middle and leg, worked to long-on. 89ks, given air but too full to extract turn\n Kuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Shreyas slugs it from outside off over wide long-on. Stock ball on a length, Shreyas' contact point was in front of the body, he was going with the spin too. Got it 86 metres far\n Kuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, no run Expects the change in length, goes back and cuts nicely. Finds cover in the ring\n Kuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs Touch short, spinning down leg, Shreyas goes back and nudges it to the edge of the ring at midwicket\n Kuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Toes a pull, goes to deep square leg on the bounce. This was short and at the body, Shreyas too early on it.\n Kuldeep to Wadhera, 1 run Pitched up at the stumps, 90ks, flicked to long-on Elsewhere in Indian sport, Kidambi Srikanth, once badminton's world no.1, has now fallen to the depths of qualifiers and first round exits. But in a redemption arc no one saw coming, he just reached his first final since 2021. This is how he turned back time.\n Mukesh Kumar to Wadhera, no run Premeditation doesn't work for Wadhera. He went across before the ball was released onto a back of a length outside off, he shaped for the regular paddle early before changing to the reverse. Was midway into the shot as he got beaten BALLS 313 WKTS 19 4s\/6s 38\/25 ECON 9.58 AVE 26.31\n Mukesh Kumar to Wadhera, 2 runs Splices a pull, ball rolls to long-on's left. Shortish ball was angling in towards fourth\n Mukesh Kumar to Wadhera, OUT Bottom hand comes off, he's skied it... and Faf runs from mid-off to take a good catch at mid-on. Tumbled to the left and held on with both hands. The 135ks ball was on the fuller side of length, was coming in towards fourth. Looked more like the batter going for the straight drive too early rather than the ball sticking in the pitch. \n Mukesh Kumar to Shashank Singh, 1 run Touch back of a length on leg, worked off the back foot through midwicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Deep point in place but Shreyas guides this squarer. Back of length around fifth stump, not a bad ball, square driven on the top of the bounce. From around thigh-high\n Mukesh Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Back of length over leg, clipped off the back foot to deep midwicket\n Nigam to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Shreyas will target him. Bluffs early by getting the back foot down leg before popping back to go inside out over extra. Vipraj got his length a touch too full and offered a bit of room Shreyas Iyer vs legspin in T20s RUNS 727 OUTS 26 4s\/6s 37\/45 SR 133.88 AVE 27.96\n Nigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Close to a yorker. Down leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n Nigam to Shashank Singh, 2 runs Shashank charges early, so Vipraj goes wide. 89ks, yorked Shashank, but he reached out while slashing. Got a top edge over short third\n Nigam to Shashank Singh, 1 run Dances down and slaps it to long-off. Along the ground\n Nigam to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Decent recovery so far from Vipraj. Slightly short, on leg, worked to long-on\n Nigam to Shashank Singh, 1 run Very full on fourth, 94ks, driven to cover's left. Ashutosh stops it past the ring with a slide While this over unfolds, here's a question for you! Head to the Jeeto tab, play Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan, and answer live match MCQs, rack up points and win an SUV, gadgets, and more!\n Mohit to Shashank Singh, 2 runs Driven to long-off's left for a quick couple. Was a 129ks fullish ball on fifth\n Mohit to Shashank Singh, 1 run Skiddy length ball over leg, clipped to deep midwicket's left\n Mohit to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide Shreyas tries to hook it fine, ball's close to glove and it's been given caught behind! PBKS review. His head was outside off and he was falling away trying to hit it from down to up. Ultra-Edge shoes it went past the glove and the shoulder of the bat. Will be checked for wide, both on line and height. It's for height.. and it's four centimetres above head\n Mohit to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Another bouncer nearly gets Shreyas. Kuldeep ran far from sort fine leg, only got fingertips on it while he dove. Deep square leg was coming in too, but Kuldeep called for it. This short ball didn't rise too high but got the top edge on the pull\n Mohit to Shashank Singh, 1 run Yorker around fifth is jammed to cover for a quick single Shashank Singh vs Mohit Sharma BALLS 14 RUNS 26 OUTS 0 SR 185.71 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Mohit to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Mohit does a Mark Wood, leaps left in the delivery stride to go wide of the crease. Misses his length, gets away with it. 132ks shin-high full toss is pushed softly to long-on\n Mohit to Shashank Singh, 1 run Nair signals six at long-on, almost got a really good boundary catch but his left leg touched the cushion. He was on one leg, his weight was falling to the left as he took the catch with both hands. From the replays, it looks like the foot didn't step on the cushion as he overbalanced on leg and pushed the ball back in. In the end, it will just be the single. Was a back of lengther outside off that was pulled off the splice. Timeout Which was the more memorable Test? 16.0K votes ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 Which was the more memorable Test? 18.0K votes SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and help us decide!\n Mustafizur to Shashank Singh, 1 run Length ball lands around leg and finishes on fourth, guided to deep third Shreyas Iyer vs Mustafizur Rahman BALLS 30 RUNS 33 OUTS 1 SR 110.00 4s\/6s 3\/0\n Mustafizur to Shreyas Iyer, no run Shreyas is beaten on the steer to third. The length ball landed around fourth and beat him for pace\n Mustafizur to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Stubbs is too early to catch the ball with one hand to the right and parries it, doesn't cost the team an extra as point came in. Was a length ball zipping through sixth, Shreyas looked to steer it, got it into the ground off the edge\n Mustafizur to Shashank Singh, OUT Thin edge, low catch for the keeper. Shashank looking to drive the 136ks length ball on the up through cover with power. He cleared the front leg but didn't have room for the open-faced vertical-bat shot. The Fizz releasing the ball from quite wide too \n Mustafizur to Stoinis, 1 run Pitched up on off from wide of the crease again, pushed to long-on\n Mustafizur to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Length on fourth, guided to short third\n Mukesh Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Shreyas gets away again.... Ashutosh was back-tracking from cover, he didn't turn fully and tried to take the catch over his left shoulder, couldn't get in position properly. Was a hard-length ball that Shreyas tried to flay over cover but skied BALLS 325 WKTS 24 4s\/6s 50\/30 ECON 10.96 AVE 24.75\n Mukesh Kumar to Stoinis, 1 wide Bumper. Wide not given, Stoinis reviews. It was over the stumps and he tried to ramp it over the keeper. His head's 1.92 metres tall, ball went 1.97 as it beat him. Wide given\n Mukesh Kumar to Stoinis, SIX runs Half-tracker rises thigh-high and Stoinis pulls it over midwicket. He made room and got followed, had ample time to swipe\n Mukesh Kumar to Stoinis, 1 wide Ump calls wide this time. Bumper was angling away outside off and was left alone\n Mukesh Kumar to Stoinis, SIX runs Mukesh misses his length on the fuller side, line's too straight. Stoinis' stance is slightly open, so he doesn't have to move while picking up the ball over square leg for a 77-metre six\n Mukesh Kumar to Stoinis, 1 wide Defensive tactics now from DC. Mukesh goes wide yorker, it's past the tramline. Let go\n Mukesh Kumar to Stoinis, FOUR runs Yorks du Plessis at long-off and goes for four. Might've hurt his finger on the way. Looked to take it with his right hand just above the grass. Got hit on the little finger while tumbling to the right. He's walking off. Was a wide yorker, Stoinis anticipated it, went across for a muscled drive Stubbs will be captaining for now\n Mukesh Kumar to Stoinis, 1 run Stoinis goes across again. Mukesh continues to go full and wide, doesn't nail the yorker but Stoinis also cloths it. Whipped to long-on\n Mukesh Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Too straight and the full ball is helped fine. Easy four to bring up Shreyas' fifty No boundary for two overs and there were four in that one. Faf is back with some tap on the pinky IMPACT SUBDC KL Rahul Mukesh Kumar\n Kuldeep to Stoinis, 1 run Fluffed! Mohit got under the high ball, then tried to take it to the left. The ball popped in and straight out as he lost his balance and fell over the other side. Was a miscued sweep from Stoinis\n Kuldeep to Shreyas Iyer, OUT This time, Mohit takes it easily. At deep fine leg, took it around the chest and threw it into the ground in some disgust after missing the last ball. Was a very quick, flat ball from Kuldeep on the pads, Shreyas got on one leg for the Nataraja pull but top edged it. Set batter gone \n Kuldeep to Azmatullah, no run Fullish on leg, clipped to midwicket off the back foot\n Kuldeep to Azmatullah, 1 run Goes back to a length ball on fifth, drives to deep cover\n Kuldeep to Stoinis, 1 run Full and flat on middle, flicked to long-on\n Kuldeep to Azmatullah, OUT Omarzai launches the pull but can't clear deep midwicket. 89ks googly, might've been too slow for the batter who pulled with the bat facing up. Replay shows that hit the inner-half of the bat, a touch too high too \n Mohit to Stoinis, SIX runs Mohit dropped Stoinis and now gets whacked over midwicket. Can't get away with the half-tracker, especially when it's rising under waist-height. Stoinis pulls it 95 metres far Deep point and backward point out. Wide yorker likely\n Mohit to Stoinis, FOUR runs No one square of midwicket, so Stoinis went far across. Mohit went for the wide yorker but was still in Stoinis' line. Batter was too early on the flick, bottom hand came off. Deep midwicket ran across and got to it, tried to pull the ball in but palmed it onto the cushion\n Mohit to Stoinis, no run Slow into the pitch, Stoinis got across, shaped to pull before letting it go. Was inside the wide line though\n Stoinis takes a step across, Mohit pushes the wide yorker further. It's close to the return crease though, let go. And the klaxon goes off! Mohit's got nothing behind the line and his strife continues.\n Mohit to Stoinis, FOUR runs Stoinis plays the field and picks four on the free hit. Shuffled far outside and got deep in the crease for the slower ball into the pitch that rose to the waist. Pulled it from in front of the body, bottom hand came off, but the ball went safely through the unmanned square-leg area\n Mohit to Stoinis, SIX runs Long-off was sent to deep square and Stoinis now drives over long-off. This was a proper slot ball around seventh stump, Stoinis was outside off and had effectively another free hit. 83-metre six BALLS 815 WKTS 67 4s\/6s 105\/79 ECON 10.41 AVE 21.11\n Mohit to Stoinis, 1 run 135ks Yorker on fourth nailed, a bit too late though. Jammed through point\n Mustafizur to Stoinis, 1 run He goes short with pace on. Cramps Stoinis as he stepped back diagonally towards fourth stump and tried to pull. Spliced to long-off. They take the single\n Mustafizur to Jansen, no run Beaten on the pull. Beaten for pace. Was a hard-length ball angling over the stumps\n Mustafizur to Jansen, OUT Appeal for caught behind. Ump takes a while before giving it out. He walked to the right before signalling. Jansen happy to walk. The bouncer went over fourth stump and Jansen wanted to pull it in front of square. He'd opened himself up too much and under-edged it \n Mustafizur to Harpreet Brar, SIX runs And Brar munches it over midwicket, brings up 200 with a 76-metre six. Was a slot ball at this stage, top-of-middle height, Brar made room, cleared the front leg and swung across the line Around\n Mustafizur to Harpreet Brar, 1 run Pulled to long-on. Pace-on short ball was angling away INNS 11 WKTS 14 RR 12.50 AVE 35.57\n Mustafizur to Stoinis, 2 runs Slower ball creates the top-edged pull. The Fizz runs towards the edge of the ring at midwicket but there's another fielder running in... neither of them take it in the end.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Azmatullah","Harpreet Brar","Inglis","Jansen","Prabhsimran","Shashank Singh","Shreyas Iyer","Stoinis","Wadhera"],"Runs":[6.0,1.0,7.0,32.0,0.0,28.0,11.0,53.0,44.0,16.0],"Balls_Faced":[9,3,2,13,2,18,10,33,16,16],"Fours":[1,0,0,3,0,4,0,5,3,1],"Sixes":[0,0,1,2,0,1,0,2,4,0],"S\/R":[66.67,33.33,350.0,246.15,0.0,155.56,110.0,160.61,275.0,100.0],"dismissal":["c \u2020Stubbs b Mustafizur Rahman","c Sameer Rizvi b Kuldeep Yadav","Not Out","st \u2020Stubbs b Nigam","c \u2020Stubbs b Mustafizur Rahman","b Nigam","c \u2020Stubbs b Mustafizur Rahman","c Sharma b Kuldeep Yadav","Not Out","c du Plessis b Mukesh Kumar"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Kuldeep","Mohit","Mukesh Kumar","Mustafizur","Nigam"],"Balls":[24,24,24,24,24],"Runs_Given":[39.0,47.0,49.0,33.0,37.0],"Wickets":[2,0,1,3,2],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arora to Jaiswal, no run .Moeen stops four at cover point by reaching out to the right and catching the ball after it .bounced big. Was a length ball on fifth that was chopped into the grass\nArora to Jaiswal, 1 run .Length on fourth, guided off the back foot to short third .Vaibhav vs Vaibhav, Sampath calls it\nArora to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .Lovely drive through cover. It's full but not overpitched, driven from around knee-roll .height\nArora to V Suryavanshi, OUT .Another two-ball innings for Suryavanshi, this ends with a great catch from Rahane. He .ran back from midwicket, his body was facing the crowd and he was looking above his .shoulder. He took the catch low in front and tumbled while holding on. Gets back up, .raises his arms and charges as a dejected Suryavanshi has to walk back. Was a 127ks .outswinger on a length around fifth, Suryavanshi top-edged the pull. .Vaibhav Suryavanshi c Rahane b Arora 4 (2b 1x4 0x6 3m) SR: 200\nArora to Rathore, no run .Fullish on fifth, let go\nArora to Rathore, no run .Away swing takes it to top of off. That landed around leg on a three-quarter length. .Defended with an angled bat towards point\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, 2 runs .Top edge but that clears midwicket. Was a skied pull to a ball that was slightly short if .anything\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run .Shorter but the 90ks ball was driven into the pitch. Jaiswal makes room and clips off .the back foot to midwicket\nMoeen Ali to Rathore, no run .Hits the sticker, ball pops on the bounce to cover. Was a 90ks length ball outside off, .Jaiswal reached far forward and looked to drive it from well in front of the body. Was .late to check the shot\nMoeen Ali to Rathore, no run .Hard sweep beaten. Lbw appeal from KKR has been turned down. They will review. .Think this might be umpire's call clipping leg. Was a length ball to which Rathore .reached far forward and hit square. Ultra-Edge not available but third umpire happy that .ball missed bat. Was a length ball on off that hit hit the left-edge of the front knee-roll. It .is in fact clipping the edge of leg stump. .Ground staff coming around, Sreshth informs\nMoeen Ali to Rathore, OUT .Taken at mid-on. No referral needed this time. Rathore reaches forward again and looks .to launch it across the line. Looked to be too early on the fourth-stump length ball. Skied .it to mid-on for a dolly .Kunal Singh Rathore c Russell b Ali 0 (5b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 0\nMoeen Ali to Parag, 1 run .Length around middle, 88ks, clipped to deep midwicket\nArora to Parag, no run .Length on fifth, punched off the back foot to short cover\nArora to Parag, SIX runs .Leg-stump half-volley. Parag gets inside the line and whips it fine. Played late. Clears .fine leg for a 73-metre six\nArora to Parag, no run .Works the full ball around fourth to mid-on\nArora to Parag, 1 run .Length at the stumps, clipped to deep square leg\nArora to Jaiswal, no run .Wide and full, driven to cover .Venkatesh Iyer is walking off, Anukul Roy replaces him on the field\nArora to Jaiswal, SIX runs .Width offered and Jaiswal lashes it over long-off. He stood still, wound back and had a .heave. Was a fullish ball around sixth\nHarshit Rana to Parag, no run .Pitched up on leg, clipped to midwicket\nHarshit Rana to Parag, FOUR runs .Flicked beautifully over midwicket. On the squarer side, Parag stood upright and flicked .it uppishly. Cleared the infield with a short-arm backlift\nHarshit Rana to Parag, 1 wide .Slower full ball is down leg and goes past the leg glance\nHarshit Rana to Parag, SIX runs .Makes room and flashes, edge goes over short third. Clears the boundary cushion too in .fact. Was a length ball around fourth, Parag looked to go over cover but got it off the .bottom\nHarshit Rana to Parag, no run .Fullish ball is defended to the leg side\nHarshit Rana to Parag, FOUR runs .Down leg again, Parag looks to whip it. Gets a thinnish edge. Gurbaz hopped sideways a .couple of times before diving left but couldn't lay glove on it\nHarshit Rana to Parag, no run .Length on leg, flicked to short fine leg\nVarun to Jaiswal, no run .Length on fourth, good bounce, worked off the back foot to midwicket\nVarun to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .This is around a fuller side of length but the bounce is so good that Jaiswal was able to .cut it through point. Was standing inside the crease, cleared the front foot to make a bit .of room\nVarun to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .Premeditates the reverse sweep, connects too. Clears backward point with ease. Was a .length ball on off, Jaiswal switched his stance but not his great, drove it through with .power\nVarun to Jaiswal, no run .Touch short at the stumps, hits the bat high as Jaiswal tries to clip it leg side, off the .back foot\nVarun to Jaiswal, no run .112ks seam-up. On a spinner's length at fifth stump, Jaiswal goes for another cut but is .beaten by pace. Ball pops out of Gurbaz's glove too. Landed in front\nVarun to Jaiswal, 1 run .Length at the stumps, flicked to deep midwicket .We have a game. No rain yet though\nHarshit Rana to Jaiswal, no run .Much like Varun's last ball. Length on off, 118ks, cut to backward point.\nHarshit Rana to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .Cut off a length. Fourth-stump too, Jaiswal trusting the bounce and bashing it to point's .left\nHarshit Rana to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .Slower one is picked up and flayed over mid-off. Off the bottom of the bat but cleared .the infield easy. Lot of surface area to connect too as that was horizontal bat. Was a .wide ball on the fuller side of length .See all photos\nHarshit Rana to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .Ramped fine, one bounce over the deep-third boundary. Halfway ball around shoulder- .height at fourth stump, Jaiswal crouched a bit, swayed back and lifted the bat up beside .his left shoulder\nHarshit Rana to Jaiswal, no run .Length on fifth, punched to cover\nHarshit Rana to Jaiswal, 1 run .Wide on a length, 114ks, cut hard. Finds deep point\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run .Full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket .Over the wicket to the rhb. That\nMoeen Ali to Parag, 2 runs .Clipped softly between long-on and deep midwicket for a smartly placed couple. Was a .100ks length ball on leg\nMoeen Ali to Parag, 1 run .Whipped off the back foot this time, finds long-on\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped to deep midwicket\nMoeen Ali to Parag, 1 wide .Tight call for wide. Given. Gurbaz disagrees. KKR won't review though. Was a length ball .that landed close to the tramline and was left alone\nMoeen Ali to Parag, 1 run .Similar ball, cut to deep point\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, OUT .'Catch' is the call... taken at long-on. Moeen gets another left-hander. Rinku runs in, .takes it low and slides nicely. Was a floaty 91ks full ball on fifth, Jaiswal crossed his .feet, got low and looked to thrash it across. .Yashasvi Jaiswal c Singh b Ali 34 (21b 5x4 1x6 36m) SR: 161.9\nVarun to Parag, FOUR runs .Almost a chop-on. Parag looked to drive hard through cover, but the 95ks topspinner on .fifth took the inside edge and went past leg stump\nVarun to Parag, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped to deep midwicket\nVarun to Jurel, OUT .Spins in and knocks off into ground. First-baller for Jurel. He did not read the googly. .93ks on a length, landed around fifth and came back in sharply, Jurel tried to defend to .cover, he then tried to jam the bat onto pad but it was too late by then. Varun leaps in .delight .Dhruv Jurel b Varun 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nVarun to Hasaranga, no run .Fullish on fourth, looks to defend to cover. Inside edges it onto the pitch before it rolls .towards square leg .Varun Chakravarthy wickets in IPL 202515\nVarun to Hasaranga, OUT .Another googly to deck off stump. Two in the over. Just 86ks, on a length, landed .around fourth and zipped off the pitch. Turned a bit, not all that much, Hasaranga .seemed to have played down the wrong line and was beaten on the inside edge as he .tried to drive through cover. Our scorers think the opposite though, Ranjith says this .turned more than Jurel's .Wanindu Hasaranga b Varun 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nVarun to Hetmyer, 1 run .Length on fourth, punched off the back foot to long-on\nNarine to Hetmyer, no run .Full outside off, looks to drive through cover. Gets it to short third\nNarine to Hetmyer, 1 run .Cuts it off a length to deep point\nNarine to Parag, 1 run .Pats the length ball to long-off\nNarine to Hetmyer, no run .Length on leg, 92ks, beats the back foot flick and hits the top of the pad .Around\nNarine to Hetmyer, 1 run .Full on leg, 91ks, flicked to deep midwicket\nNarine to Parag, no run .Inside edges the back-foot cover drive. Ball rolls towards square leg. Length ball around .fourth, got good bounce. Timeout taken .Which of the two was the better Test? .41.8K votes .SL-IND, Galle 2015 .BAN-AUS, Dhaka 2017 .Build-up to WTC final: In our poll to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century, it's .Herath's Galle magic against India vs Australia's Dhaka shocker. VOTE NOW!\nVarun to Hetmyer, 2 runs .Full on off, flicked along the ground to long-on's left\nVarun to Hetmyer, no run .Leading edge pops towards cover, lands well in front of him. Hetmyer yells in frustration .likely because he mistimed it. Was a shortish ball that landed down leg and went away .to off, Hetmyer tried to clip it through square leg off the back foot\nVarun to Hetmyer, 2 runs .Length outside off, steered to sweeper cover\nVarun to Hetmyer, 1 run .Full on middle, 96ks, flicked to deep midwicket\nVarun to Parag, 2 runs .Flatter yorker on off, drills it hard to long-off's left. A bit of hesitation in the running, .throw at the non-striker's requested by the keeper. It does come but Hetmyer was easily .in\nVarun to Parag, no run .Beaten. Parag tried to use the pace and angle to run it towards third. Was a length ball .on fifth that got good bounce .Abhimanyu will take you through to the finish","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs RR, 53rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arora to Jaiswal, no run Moeen stops four at cover point by reaching out to the right and catching the ball after it bounced big. Was a length ball on fifth that was chopped into the grass\n Arora to Jaiswal, 1 run Length on fourth, guided off the back foot to short third Vaibhav vs Vaibhav, Sampath calls it\n Arora to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs Lovely drive through cover. It's full but not overpitched, driven from around knee-roll height\n Arora to V Suryavanshi, OUT Another two-ball innings for Suryavanshi, this ends with a great catch from Rahane. He ran back from midwicket, his body was facing the crowd and he was looking above his shoulder. He took the catch low in front and tumbled while holding on. Gets back up, raises his arms and charges as a dejected Suryavanshi has to walk back. Was a 127ks outswinger on a length around fifth, Suryavanshi top-edged the pull. \n Arora to Rathore, no run Fullish on fifth, let go\n Arora to Rathore, no run Away swing takes it to top of off. That landed around leg on a three-quarter length. Defended with an angled bat towards point\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, 2 runs Top edge but that clears midwicket. Was a skied pull to a ball that was slightly short if anything\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run Shorter but the 90ks ball was driven into the pitch. Jaiswal makes room and clips off the back foot to midwicket\n Moeen Ali to Rathore, no run Hits the sticker, ball pops on the bounce to cover. Was a 90ks length ball outside off, Jaiswal reached far forward and looked to drive it from well in front of the body. Was late to check the shot\n Moeen Ali to Rathore, no run Hard sweep beaten. Lbw appeal from KKR has been turned down. They will review. Think this might be umpire's call clipping leg. Was a length ball to which Rathore reached far forward and hit square. Ultra-Edge not available but third umpire happy that ball missed bat. Was a length ball on off that hit hit the left-edge of the front knee-roll. It is in fact clipping the edge of leg stump. Ground staff coming around, Sreshth informs\n Moeen Ali to Rathore, OUT Taken at mid-on. No referral needed this time. Rathore reaches forward again and looks to launch it across the line. Looked to be too early on the fourth-stump length ball. Skied it to mid-on for a dolly \n Moeen Ali to Parag, 1 run Length around middle, 88ks, clipped to deep midwicket\n Arora to Parag, no run Length on fifth, punched off the back foot to short cover\n Arora to Parag, SIX runs Leg-stump half-volley. Parag gets inside the line and whips it fine. Played late. Clears fine leg for a 73-metre six\n Arora to Parag, no run Works the full ball around fourth to mid-on\n Arora to Parag, 1 run Length at the stumps, clipped to deep square leg\n Arora to Jaiswal, no run Wide and full, driven to cover Venkatesh Iyer is walking off, Anukul Roy replaces him on the field\n Arora to Jaiswal, SIX runs Width offered and Jaiswal lashes it over long-off. He stood still, wound back and had a heave. Was a fullish ball around sixth\n Harshit Rana to Parag, no run Pitched up on leg, clipped to midwicket\n Harshit Rana to Parag, FOUR runs Flicked beautifully over midwicket. On the squarer side, Parag stood upright and flicked it uppishly. Cleared the infield with a short-arm backlift\n Harshit Rana to Parag, 1 wide Slower full ball is down leg and goes past the leg glance\n Harshit Rana to Parag, SIX runs Makes room and flashes, edge goes over short third. Clears the boundary cushion too in fact. Was a length ball around fourth, Parag looked to go over cover but got it off the bottom\n Harshit Rana to Parag, no run Fullish ball is defended to the leg side\n Harshit Rana to Parag, FOUR runs Down leg again, Parag looks to whip it. Gets a thinnish edge. Gurbaz hopped sideways a couple of times before diving left but couldn't lay glove on it\n Harshit Rana to Parag, no run Length on leg, flicked to short fine leg\n Varun to Jaiswal, no run Length on fourth, good bounce, worked off the back foot to midwicket\n Varun to Jaiswal, FOUR runs This is around a fuller side of length but the bounce is so good that Jaiswal was able to cut it through point. Was standing inside the crease, cleared the front foot to make a bit of room\n Varun to Jaiswal, FOUR runs Premeditates the reverse sweep, connects too. Clears backward point with ease. Was a length ball on off, Jaiswal switched his stance but not his great, drove it through with power\n Varun to Jaiswal, no run Touch short at the stumps, hits the bat high as Jaiswal tries to clip it leg side, off the back foot\n Varun to Jaiswal, no run 112ks seam-up. On a spinner's length at fifth stump, Jaiswal goes for another cut but is beaten by pace. Ball pops out of Gurbaz's glove too. Landed in front\n Varun to Jaiswal, 1 run Length at the stumps, flicked to deep midwicket We have a game. No rain yet though\n Harshit Rana to Jaiswal, no run Much like Varun's last ball. Length on off, 118ks, cut to backward point.\n Harshit Rana to Jaiswal, FOUR runs Cut off a length. Fourth-stump too, Jaiswal trusting the bounce and bashing it to point's left\n Harshit Rana to Jaiswal, FOUR runs Slower one is picked up and flayed over mid-off. Off the bottom of the bat but cleared the infield easy. Lot of surface area to connect too as that was horizontal bat. Was a wide ball on the fuller side of length See all photos\n Harshit Rana to Jaiswal, FOUR runs Ramped fine, one bounce over the deep-third boundary. Halfway ball around shoulder-height at fourth stump, Jaiswal crouched a bit, swayed back and lifted the bat up beside his left shoulder\n Harshit Rana to Jaiswal, no run Length on fifth, punched to cover\n Harshit Rana to Jaiswal, 1 run Wide on a length, 114ks, cut hard. Finds deep point\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run Full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket Over the wicket to the rhb. That\n Moeen Ali to Parag, 2 runs Clipped softly between long-on and deep midwicket for a smartly placed couple. Was a 100ks length ball on leg\n Moeen Ali to Parag, 1 run Whipped off the back foot this time, finds long-on\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run Length on leg, clipped to deep midwicket\n Moeen Ali to Parag, 1 wide Tight call for wide. Given. Gurbaz disagrees. KKR won't review though. Was a length ball that landed close to the tramline and was left alone\n Moeen Ali to Parag, 1 run Similar ball, cut to deep point\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, OUT 'Catch' is the call... taken at long-on. Moeen gets another left-hander. Rinku runs in, takes it low and slides nicely. Was a floaty 91ks full ball on fifth, Jaiswal crossed his feet, got low and looked to thrash it across. \n Varun to Parag, FOUR runs Almost a chop-on. Parag looked to drive hard through cover, but the 95ks topspinner on fifth took the inside edge and went past leg stump\n Varun to Parag, 1 run Length on leg, clipped to deep midwicket\n Varun to Jurel, OUT Spins in and knocks off into ground. First-baller for Jurel. He did not read the googly. 93ks on a length, landed around fifth and came back in sharply, Jurel tried to defend to cover, he then tried to jam the bat onto pad but it was too late by then. Varun leaps in delight \n Varun to Hasaranga, no run Fullish on fourth, looks to defend to cover. Inside edges it onto the pitch before it rolls towards square leg Varun Chakravarthy wickets in IPL 202515\n Varun to Hasaranga, OUT Another googly to deck off stump. Two in the over. Just 86ks, on a length, landed around fourth and zipped off the pitch. Turned a bit, not all that much, Hasaranga seemed to have played down the wrong line and was beaten on the inside edge as he tried to drive through cover. Our scorers think the opposite though, Ranjith says this turned more than Jurel's \n Varun to Hetmyer, 1 run Length on fourth, punched off the back foot to long-on\n Narine to Hetmyer, no run Full outside off, looks to drive through cover. Gets it to short third\n Narine to Hetmyer, 1 run Cuts it off a length to deep point\n Narine to Parag, 1 run Pats the length ball to long-off\n Narine to Hetmyer, no run Length on leg, 92ks, beats the back foot flick and hits the top of the pad Around\n Narine to Hetmyer, 1 run Full on leg, 91ks, flicked to deep midwicket\n Narine to Parag, no run Inside edges the back-foot cover drive. Ball rolls towards square leg. Length ball around fourth, got good bounce. Timeout taken Which of the two was the better Test? 41.8K votes SL-IND, Galle 2015 BAN-AUS, Dhaka 2017 Build-up to WTC final: In our poll to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century, it's Herath's Galle magic against India vs Australia's Dhaka shocker. VOTE NOW!\n Varun to Hetmyer, 2 runs Full on off, flicked along the ground to long-on's left\n Varun to Hetmyer, no run Leading edge pops towards cover, lands well in front of him. Hetmyer yells in frustration likely because he mistimed it. Was a shortish ball that landed down leg and went away to off, Hetmyer tried to clip it through square leg off the back foot\n Varun to Hetmyer, 2 runs Length outside off, steered to sweeper cover\n Varun to Hetmyer, 1 run Full on middle, 96ks, flicked to deep midwicket\n Varun to Parag, 2 runs Flatter yorker on off, drills it hard to long-off's left. A bit of hesitation in the running, throw at the non-striker's requested by the keeper. It does come but Hetmyer was easily in\n Varun to Parag, no run Beaten. Parag tried to use the pace and angle to run it towards third. Was a length ball on fifth that got good bounce Abhimanyu will take you through to the finish","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Hasaranga","Hetmyer","Jaiswal","Jurel","Parag","Rathore","V Suryavanshi"],"Runs":[0.0,8.0,34.0,0.0,34.0,0.0,4.0],"Balls_Faced":[2,9,21,1,20,5,2],"Fours":[0,0,5,0,3,0,1],"Sixes":[0,0,1,0,2,0,0],"S\/R":[0.0,88.89,161.9,0.0,170.0,0.0,200.0],"dismissal":["b Varun","Not Out","c Singh b Ali","b Varun","Not Out","c Russell b Ali","c Rahane b Arora"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arora","Harshit Rana","Moeen Ali","Narine","Varun"],"Balls":[12,12,12,6,18],"Runs_Given":[18.0,28.0,11.0,3.0,22.0],"Wickets":[1,0,2,0,2],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arora to Jaiswal, no run .Moeen stops four at cover point by reaching out to the right and catching the ball after it .bounced big. Was a length ball on fifth that was chopped into the grass\nArora to Jaiswal, 1 run .Length on fourth, guided off the back foot to short third .Vaibhav vs Vaibhav, Sampath calls it\nArora to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .Lovely drive through cover. It's full but not overpitched, driven from around knee-roll .height\nArora to V Suryavanshi, OUT .Another two-ball innings for Suryavanshi, this ends with a great catch from Rahane. He .ran back from midwicket, his body was facing the crowd and he was looking above his .shoulder. He took the catch low in front and tumbled while holding on. Gets back up, .raises his arms and charges as a dejected Suryavanshi has to walk back. Was a 127ks .outswinger on a length around fifth, Suryavanshi top-edged the pull. .Vaibhav Suryavanshi c Rahane b Arora 4 (2b 1x4 0x6 3m) SR: 200\nArora to Rathore, no run .Fullish on fifth, let go\nArora to Rathore, no run .Away swing takes it to top of off. That landed around leg on a three-quarter length. .Defended with an angled bat towards point\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, 2 runs .Top edge but that clears midwicket. Was a skied pull to a ball that was slightly short if .anything\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run .Shorter but the 90ks ball was driven into the pitch. Jaiswal makes room and clips off .the back foot to midwicket\nMoeen Ali to Rathore, no run .Hits the sticker, ball pops on the bounce to cover. Was a 90ks length ball outside off, .Jaiswal reached far forward and looked to drive it from well in front of the body. Was .late to check the shot\nMoeen Ali to Rathore, no run .Hard sweep beaten. Lbw appeal from KKR has been turned down. They will review. .Think this might be umpire's call clipping leg. Was a length ball to which Rathore .reached far forward and hit square. Ultra-Edge not available but third umpire happy that .ball missed bat. Was a length ball on off that hit hit the left-edge of the front knee-roll. It .is in fact clipping the edge of leg stump. .Ground staff coming around, Sreshth informs\nMoeen Ali to Rathore, OUT .Taken at mid-on. No referral needed this time. Rathore reaches forward again and looks .to launch it across the line. Looked to be too early on the fourth-stump length ball. Skied .it to mid-on for a dolly .Kunal Singh Rathore c Russell b Ali 0 (5b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 0\nMoeen Ali to Parag, 1 run .Length around middle, 88ks, clipped to deep midwicket\nArora to Parag, no run .Length on fifth, punched off the back foot to short cover\nArora to Parag, SIX runs .Leg-stump half-volley. Parag gets inside the line and whips it fine. Played late. Clears .fine leg for a 73-metre six\nArora to Parag, no run .Works the full ball around fourth to mid-on\nArora to Parag, 1 run .Length at the stumps, clipped to deep square leg\nArora to Jaiswal, no run .Wide and full, driven to cover .Venkatesh Iyer is walking off, Anukul Roy replaces him on the field\nArora to Jaiswal, SIX runs .Width offered and Jaiswal lashes it over long-off. He stood still, wound back and had a .heave. Was a fullish ball around sixth\nHarshit Rana to Parag, no run .Pitched up on leg, clipped to midwicket\nHarshit Rana to Parag, FOUR runs .Flicked beautifully over midwicket. On the squarer side, Parag stood upright and flicked .it uppishly. Cleared the infield with a short-arm backlift\nHarshit Rana to Parag, 1 wide .Slower full ball is down leg and goes past the leg glance\nHarshit Rana to Parag, SIX runs .Makes room and flashes, edge goes over short third. Clears the boundary cushion too in .fact. Was a length ball around fourth, Parag looked to go over cover but got it off the .bottom\nHarshit Rana to Parag, no run .Fullish ball is defended to the leg side\nHarshit Rana to Parag, FOUR runs .Down leg again, Parag looks to whip it. Gets a thinnish edge. Gurbaz hopped sideways a .couple of times before diving left but couldn't lay glove on it\nHarshit Rana to Parag, no run .Length on leg, flicked to short fine leg\nVarun to Jaiswal, no run .Length on fourth, good bounce, worked off the back foot to midwicket\nVarun to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .This is around a fuller side of length but the bounce is so good that Jaiswal was able to .cut it through point. Was standing inside the crease, cleared the front foot to make a bit .of room\nVarun to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .Premeditates the reverse sweep, connects too. Clears backward point with ease. Was a .length ball on off, Jaiswal switched his stance but not his great, drove it through with .power\nVarun to Jaiswal, no run .Touch short at the stumps, hits the bat high as Jaiswal tries to clip it leg side, off the .back foot\nVarun to Jaiswal, no run .112ks seam-up. On a spinner's length at fifth stump, Jaiswal goes for another cut but is .beaten by pace. Ball pops out of Gurbaz's glove too. Landed in front\nVarun to Jaiswal, 1 run .Length at the stumps, flicked to deep midwicket .We have a game. No rain yet though\nHarshit Rana to Jaiswal, no run .Much like Varun's last ball. Length on off, 118ks, cut to backward point.\nHarshit Rana to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .Cut off a length. Fourth-stump too, Jaiswal trusting the bounce and bashing it to point's .left\nHarshit Rana to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .Slower one is picked up and flayed over mid-off. Off the bottom of the bat but cleared .the infield easy. Lot of surface area to connect too as that was horizontal bat. Was a .wide ball on the fuller side of length .See all photos\nHarshit Rana to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .Ramped fine, one bounce over the deep-third boundary. Halfway ball around shoulder- .height at fourth stump, Jaiswal crouched a bit, swayed back and lifted the bat up beside .his left shoulder\nHarshit Rana to Jaiswal, no run .Length on fifth, punched to cover\nHarshit Rana to Jaiswal, 1 run .Wide on a length, 114ks, cut hard. Finds deep point\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run .Full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket .Over the wicket to the rhb. That\nMoeen Ali to Parag, 2 runs .Clipped softly between long-on and deep midwicket for a smartly placed couple. Was a .100ks length ball on leg\nMoeen Ali to Parag, 1 run .Whipped off the back foot this time, finds long-on\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped to deep midwicket\nMoeen Ali to Parag, 1 wide .Tight call for wide. Given. Gurbaz disagrees. KKR won't review though. Was a length ball .that landed close to the tramline and was left alone\nMoeen Ali to Parag, 1 run .Similar ball, cut to deep point\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, OUT .'Catch' is the call... taken at long-on. Moeen gets another left-hander. Rinku runs in, .takes it low and slides nicely. Was a floaty 91ks full ball on fifth, Jaiswal crossed his .feet, got low and looked to thrash it across. .Yashasvi Jaiswal c Singh b Ali 34 (21b 5x4 1x6 36m) SR: 161.9\nVarun to Parag, FOUR runs .Almost a chop-on. Parag looked to drive hard through cover, but the 95ks topspinner on .fifth took the inside edge and went past leg stump\nVarun to Parag, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped to deep midwicket\nVarun to Jurel, OUT .Spins in and knocks off into ground. First-baller for Jurel. He did not read the googly. .93ks on a length, landed around fifth and came back in sharply, Jurel tried to defend to .cover, he then tried to jam the bat onto pad but it was too late by then. Varun leaps in .delight .Dhruv Jurel b Varun 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nVarun to Hasaranga, no run .Fullish on fourth, looks to defend to cover. Inside edges it onto the pitch before it rolls .towards square leg .Varun Chakravarthy wickets in IPL 202515\nVarun to Hasaranga, OUT .Another googly to deck off stump. Two in the over. Just 86ks, on a length, landed .around fourth and zipped off the pitch. Turned a bit, not all that much, Hasaranga .seemed to have played down the wrong line and was beaten on the inside edge as he .tried to drive through cover. Our scorers think the opposite though, Ranjith says this .turned more than Jurel's .Wanindu Hasaranga b Varun 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nVarun to Hetmyer, 1 run .Length on fourth, punched off the back foot to long-on\nNarine to Hetmyer, no run .Full outside off, looks to drive through cover. Gets it to short third\nNarine to Hetmyer, 1 run .Cuts it off a length to deep point\nNarine to Parag, 1 run .Pats the length ball to long-off\nNarine to Hetmyer, no run .Length on leg, 92ks, beats the back foot flick and hits the top of the pad .Around\nNarine to Hetmyer, 1 run .Full on leg, 91ks, flicked to deep midwicket\nNarine to Parag, no run .Inside edges the back-foot cover drive. Ball rolls towards square leg. Length ball around .fourth, got good bounce. Timeout taken .Which of the two was the better Test? .41.8K votes .SL-IND, Galle 2015 .BAN-AUS, Dhaka 2017 .Build-up to WTC final: In our poll to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century, it's .Herath's Galle magic against India vs Australia's Dhaka shocker. VOTE NOW!\nVarun to Hetmyer, 2 runs .Full on off, flicked along the ground to long-on's left\nVarun to Hetmyer, no run .Leading edge pops towards cover, lands well in front of him. Hetmyer yells in frustration .likely because he mistimed it. Was a shortish ball that landed down leg and went away .to off, Hetmyer tried to clip it through square leg off the back foot\nVarun to Hetmyer, 2 runs .Length outside off, steered to sweeper cover\nVarun to Hetmyer, 1 run .Full on middle, 96ks, flicked to deep midwicket\nVarun to Parag, 2 runs .Flatter yorker on off, drills it hard to long-off's left. A bit of hesitation in the running, .throw at the non-striker's requested by the keeper. It does come but Hetmyer was easily .in\nVarun to Parag, no run .Beaten. Parag tried to use the pace and angle to run it towards third. Was a length ball .on fifth that got good bounce .Abhimanyu will take you through to the finish\nNarine to Hetmyer, FOUR runs .Crunched down the ground! This is tossed up full outside off and Hetmyer smacks it .right back past the bowler\nNarine to Hetmyer, 1 run .On a length outside off, driven out to cover\nNarine to Parag, 1 run .On a length outside off, Parag hangs back and whips it out to deep midwicket\nNarine to Hetmyer, 1 run .Floated full around off, Hetmyer chips it wide of long-on, but it drops short of the two .deep fielders coming together\nNarine to Parag, 1 run .Full on middle, worked through midwicket\nNarine to Hetmyer, no run .Hetmyer looks to flick this away but misses. It's on a length around leg and hits him on .the pads\nArora to Parag, no run .Low full toss outside off, Parag laces a drive to cover's right\nArora to Parag, FOUR runs .Hammered past long-off! This is overpitched outside off and Parag drills it straight of .the fielder!\nArora to Parag, FOUR runs .Parag on a roll here! This is low full toss outside off and Parag lofts it back over the .bowler\nArora to Parag, 1 run .Yorker around off, dug out to long-on .Around the wicket to Hetmyer\nArora to Hetmyer, 2 runs .Slower bouncer outside off, he pulls it square off the bottom half of the bat. It's in the .gap so they get two\nArora to Hetmyer, 1 run .Misfield! Low full toss outside off, Hetmyer drives it square and Harshit Rana lets it slip .through. Anukul Roy in the deep does well to stop the boundary\nMoeen Ali to Hetmyer, 1 run .Tossed full on middle, Hetmyer tucks it through square leg and gets a single\nMoeen Ali to Parag, SIX runs .Smoked over deep square leg! Parag brings up his maiden fifty of the season in style! .This is in the slot on leg and Parag whips it away. A muted celebration from the RR .captain\nMoeen Ali to Parag, SIX runs .Launched over long-on now! This is tossed up full and wide and Parag frees his arms .and goes downtown .See all photos\nMoeen Ali to Parag, SIX runs .Hat-trick of sixes! In the slot outside leg and Parag whips it over square leg again\nMoeen Ali to Parag, SIX runs .Four in a row! This is a bit short and angled across him. Parag stands tall and smokes .this over long-on! That's hit the car on display there! .See all photos\nMoeen Ali to Parag, 1 wide .Moeen looks to take it away from his hitting arc and ends up going too wide\nMoeen Ali to Parag, SIX runs .Five sixes in a row! This is full and wide and Parag lofts this over long-off. Stunning .stuff from Parag!\nVarun to Hetmyer, 1 run .Fossed full outside off, driven out to wide long-off\nVarun to Parag, SIX runs .Six sixes off the last six legal deliveries Parag has faced! This is full outside off, but .Parag gets in position early and reverse-sweeps this bever backward point!\nVarun to Parag, no run .Full outside off, Parag drills a drive to cover .Riyan Parag is the fifth batter to hit five sixes in an over in the IPL\nVarun to Parag, no run .On a length outside off, he looks to defend and it hits the inside half of the bat\nVarun to Parag, 1 run .Tossed up full, Parag drives it out to long-off\nVarun to Hetmyer, 2 runs .Full outside leg, Hetmyer clips it through midwicket and they are running two. The throw .is in at the striker's end while Hetmyer is getting back and he turns away covering his .head as it was a pretty fast throw! No one hurt in the end, though\nNarine to Parag, 2 runs .Tucks this length ball outside off through square leg and they scamper for two\nNarine to Parag, 1 run .Tossed full around off, Parag works it down to long-on\nNarine to Hetmyer, SIX runs .Slogged over midwicket! Hetmyer joins the party now as he takes on this slot ball on .off. Royals on a roll here\nNarine to Hetmyer, 1 run .On a length and angled across him, punched out to the off side sweeper\nNarine to Parag, 1 run .Carrom ball on a length outside off, tucked through midwicket\nNarine to Hetmyer, no run .Hetmyer misses a slog sweep and KKR go up in appeal immediately! This was angled .across him and spinning further away. Gurbaz is convinced, so is Narine. KKR review it. .The third umpire concludes there's a clear gap between bat and ball so the decision .stands .Timeout taken .Which of the two was the better Test? .38.0K votes .IND-ENG, Chennai 2008 .AUS-SA, Adelaide 2012 .And which one was the more memorable Test: India's record home chase or South .Africa's Adelaide blockathon? VOTE NOW! .Which of the two was the better Test? .41.8K votes .SL-IND, Galle 2015 .BAN-AUS, Dhaka 2017 .Build-up to WTC final: In our poll to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century, it's .Herath's Galle magic against India vs Australia's Dhaka shocker. VOTE NOW!\nHarshit Rana to Parag, FOUR runs .Oh, that's gone through both fielders! This is on a length outside off and Parag punches .it past the cover fielder to his left. Rinku, the off side sweeper, runs to his left and dives, .and does stop it but but can't push it out from under him and the ball rolls onto the .boundary rope\nHarshit Rana to Parag, 1 run .Driven down to long-on .This is Parag's best IPL score, by the way, going past the 84 not out he made against .Delhi Capitals last year\nHarshit Rana to Hetmyer, 1 wide .Bouncer outside leg, Hetmyer looks to swivel and hook but it's gone down leg\nHarshit Rana to Hetmyer, 1 run .Full on off and going across, punched out through cover\nHarshit Rana to Parag, 1 run .Full around off, whipped away to deep midwicket .Parag is also the first batter to hit six sixes off consecutive deliveries in the iPL!\nHarshit Rana to Hetmyer, OUT .And that's the breakthrough! The short ball does the trick! Banged in short on leg, .Hetmyer looks to pull and gets a top edge that loops up to short third! Hetmyer, though .has reviewed this! Did that hit him on the helmet? The bat was close to the helmet. But .the UltraEdge does confirm that there was a spike as ball went past bat so Hettie has to .go. A big blow just when Royals were the team with momentum behind them .Shimron Hetmyer c Narine b Harshit Rana 29 (23b 1x4 1x6 36m) SR: 126.08\nHarshit Rana to Dubey, 1 run .Full outside off, Dubey eases it through point\nNarine to Dubey, 1 run .Tucks this length ball off his pads to short fine leg for a quick single\nNarine to Parag, 1 run .Offbreak spins in from a length outside off, Parag works it with the spin to deep .midwicket\nNarine to Dubey, no run .On a length on off and it spins away sharply as Dubey pushes at it!\nNarine to Dubey, 1 run .Dubey tucks this off his pads to backward square leg for a single\nNarine to Parag, 1 run .Doesn't carry to the fielder at deep midwicket! This spins in and Parag looks to mow it .over midwicket, but doesn't get the distance and elevation. Rinku runs in from the .boundary and dives forward but it lands just short ofh im\nNarine to Dubey, 1 run .Driven down to long-off\nHarshit Rana to Dubey, 1 run .Full outside off, Dubey looks to swing it leg side and it goes off the inside half to deep .midwicket on the bounce\nHarshit Rana to Parag, (no ball) 1 run .Yorker outside off, drilled down to long-off .Uh oh. Rana had overstepped, so Shubham Dubey will face a free hit now!\nHarshit Rana to Dubey, no run .That's great stuff from Harshit! This pace off length ball outside off stays low and .seams in to beat Dubey's swing\nHarshit Rana to Dubey, 1 leg bye .Big appeal as Dubey misses this full ball speared in from outside off. He's hit around the .thigh. There's also a run out chance as Gurbaz had a shy at the striker's end with Parag .racing in. A direct hit would have sent the RR skipper running straight back to the .dugout\nHarshit Rana to Parag, OUT .Parag holes out five short of a maiden T20 century! This is an offcutter on a length .outside off and Parag looks to go down the ground. But he hits this flat and it goes .straight to Vaibhav Arora who does the rest. A stunning knock, but he looks supremely .disappointed .Riyan Parag c Arora b Harshit Rana 95 (45b 6x4 8x6 79m) SR: 211.11\nHarshit Rana to Archer, no run .Another slower ball brings KKR another dot! This is wide, on a length and it beats .Archer's outside edge\nHarshit Rana to Archer, 1 run .Pace off length ball outside off, Archer steers it to short third and gets a quick single\nRussell to Archer, 1 run .Goes for the yorker, but it's a low full toss that's swinging into Archer, who can only .inside edge it onto his pads\nRussell to Dubey, 2 runs .Full outside off, Dubey drills it wide of long-off but Rinku is rapid to run to his right and .stop that and get the throw in. Rahane applauds his efforts there\nRussell to Dubey, 1 run .Yorker outside off, Dubey jams his bat down but it's gone straight to the off side .sweeper. No luck for Royals right now!\nRussell to Archer, FOUR runs .Goes for the wide yorker, it's just slightly short of that mark, and Archer is able to drill .this through cover! RR's first boundary in 21 balls!\nRussell to Archer, 2 runs .Low full toss on leg, Archer looks to swing this away but it goes square off the inside .edge with the ball also deflecting off his pads. They are able to run two\nRussell to Archer, 1 run .Inswinging yorker around middle, Archer inside edges it onto his boot. The ball rolls to .the right of the stumps and Russell tries to race Dubey to the non-striker's end to kick .the ball onto the stumps, but he misses with that effort using the outside of his foot. .Neat football skills, but he's just missed the mark by a little\nArora to Archer, 2 runs .Full outside off, drilled out to deep cover where Rinku Singh does very well to stop it .with a dive to his right\nArora to Archer, 1 run .Yorker outside off, Archer looks to drive it out on the off side and can only deflect it to .short third off the toe end of the bat\nArora to Dubey, SIX runs .Dubey nails this! Short outside off and he is able to pull this away over deep backward .square!\nArora to Dubey, FOUR runs .Dubey is keeping Royals alive here! Full on the stumps and he is able to whip it away .behind square. Russell running to his right from deep fine leg can't stop it! .KKR win, RR win, Super Over - everything is possible!\nArora to Dubey, SIX runs .Six down the ground! It's a full toss outside off and Dubey goes straight and long! .It's come down to three needed off one delivery!\nArora to Dubey, 1 run, OUT .Vaibhav nails the yorker, Dubey digs it out to long-off, can they get the second? NO! .The throw is quick from Rinku, and Vaibhav takes the stumps off with Archer well .short! KKR are very much alive in IPL 2025! Rinku Singh raced in from long-off and was .sharp with his throw, and that seals the win in regular time for KKR! Rajasthan Royals .almost pulled off a dramatic win for the ages. Sreshth says Rinku was swapped from .long-on to long-off as a late call by Rahane! .Jofra Archer run out (Singh\/Arora) 12 (8b 1x4 0x6 14m) SR: 150","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs RR, 53rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arora to Jaiswal, no run Moeen stops four at cover point by reaching out to the right and catching the ball after it bounced big. Was a length ball on fifth that was chopped into the grass\n Arora to Jaiswal, 1 run Length on fourth, guided off the back foot to short third Vaibhav vs Vaibhav, Sampath calls it\n Arora to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs Lovely drive through cover. It's full but not overpitched, driven from around knee-roll height\n Arora to V Suryavanshi, OUT Another two-ball innings for Suryavanshi, this ends with a great catch from Rahane. He ran back from midwicket, his body was facing the crowd and he was looking above his shoulder. He took the catch low in front and tumbled while holding on. Gets back up, raises his arms and charges as a dejected Suryavanshi has to walk back. Was a 127ks outswinger on a length around fifth, Suryavanshi top-edged the pull. \n Arora to Rathore, no run Fullish on fifth, let go\n Arora to Rathore, no run Away swing takes it to top of off. That landed around leg on a three-quarter length. Defended with an angled bat towards point\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, 2 runs Top edge but that clears midwicket. Was a skied pull to a ball that was slightly short if anything\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run Shorter but the 90ks ball was driven into the pitch. Jaiswal makes room and clips off the back foot to midwicket\n Moeen Ali to Rathore, no run Hits the sticker, ball pops on the bounce to cover. Was a 90ks length ball outside off, Jaiswal reached far forward and looked to drive it from well in front of the body. Was late to check the shot\n Moeen Ali to Rathore, no run Hard sweep beaten. Lbw appeal from KKR has been turned down. They will review. Think this might be umpire's call clipping leg. Was a length ball to which Rathore reached far forward and hit square. Ultra-Edge not available but third umpire happy that ball missed bat. Was a length ball on off that hit hit the left-edge of the front knee-roll. It is in fact clipping the edge of leg stump. Ground staff coming around, Sreshth informs\n Moeen Ali to Rathore, OUT Taken at mid-on. No referral needed this time. Rathore reaches forward again and looks to launch it across the line. Looked to be too early on the fourth-stump length ball. Skied it to mid-on for a dolly \n Moeen Ali to Parag, 1 run Length around middle, 88ks, clipped to deep midwicket\n Arora to Parag, no run Length on fifth, punched off the back foot to short cover\n Arora to Parag, SIX runs Leg-stump half-volley. Parag gets inside the line and whips it fine. Played late. Clears fine leg for a 73-metre six\n Arora to Parag, no run Works the full ball around fourth to mid-on\n Arora to Parag, 1 run Length at the stumps, clipped to deep square leg\n Arora to Jaiswal, no run Wide and full, driven to cover Venkatesh Iyer is walking off, Anukul Roy replaces him on the field\n Arora to Jaiswal, SIX runs Width offered and Jaiswal lashes it over long-off. He stood still, wound back and had a heave. Was a fullish ball around sixth\n Harshit Rana to Parag, no run Pitched up on leg, clipped to midwicket\n Harshit Rana to Parag, FOUR runs Flicked beautifully over midwicket. On the squarer side, Parag stood upright and flicked it uppishly. Cleared the infield with a short-arm backlift\n Harshit Rana to Parag, 1 wide Slower full ball is down leg and goes past the leg glance\n Harshit Rana to Parag, SIX runs Makes room and flashes, edge goes over short third. Clears the boundary cushion too in fact. Was a length ball around fourth, Parag looked to go over cover but got it off the bottom\n Harshit Rana to Parag, no run Fullish ball is defended to the leg side\n Harshit Rana to Parag, FOUR runs Down leg again, Parag looks to whip it. Gets a thinnish edge. Gurbaz hopped sideways a couple of times before diving left but couldn't lay glove on it\n Harshit Rana to Parag, no run Length on leg, flicked to short fine leg\n Varun to Jaiswal, no run Length on fourth, good bounce, worked off the back foot to midwicket\n Varun to Jaiswal, FOUR runs This is around a fuller side of length but the bounce is so good that Jaiswal was able to cut it through point. Was standing inside the crease, cleared the front foot to make a bit of room\n Varun to Jaiswal, FOUR runs Premeditates the reverse sweep, connects too. Clears backward point with ease. Was a length ball on off, Jaiswal switched his stance but not his great, drove it through with power\n Varun to Jaiswal, no run Touch short at the stumps, hits the bat high as Jaiswal tries to clip it leg side, off the back foot\n Varun to Jaiswal, no run 112ks seam-up. On a spinner's length at fifth stump, Jaiswal goes for another cut but is beaten by pace. Ball pops out of Gurbaz's glove too. Landed in front\n Varun to Jaiswal, 1 run Length at the stumps, flicked to deep midwicket We have a game. No rain yet though\n Harshit Rana to Jaiswal, no run Much like Varun's last ball. Length on off, 118ks, cut to backward point.\n Harshit Rana to Jaiswal, FOUR runs Cut off a length. Fourth-stump too, Jaiswal trusting the bounce and bashing it to point's left\n Harshit Rana to Jaiswal, FOUR runs Slower one is picked up and flayed over mid-off. Off the bottom of the bat but cleared the infield easy. Lot of surface area to connect too as that was horizontal bat. Was a wide ball on the fuller side of length See all photos\n Harshit Rana to Jaiswal, FOUR runs Ramped fine, one bounce over the deep-third boundary. Halfway ball around shoulder-height at fourth stump, Jaiswal crouched a bit, swayed back and lifted the bat up beside his left shoulder\n Harshit Rana to Jaiswal, no run Length on fifth, punched to cover\n Harshit Rana to Jaiswal, 1 run Wide on a length, 114ks, cut hard. Finds deep point\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run Full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket Over the wicket to the rhb. That\n Moeen Ali to Parag, 2 runs Clipped softly between long-on and deep midwicket for a smartly placed couple. Was a 100ks length ball on leg\n Moeen Ali to Parag, 1 run Whipped off the back foot this time, finds long-on\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run Length on leg, clipped to deep midwicket\n Moeen Ali to Parag, 1 wide Tight call for wide. Given. Gurbaz disagrees. KKR won't review though. Was a length ball that landed close to the tramline and was left alone\n Moeen Ali to Parag, 1 run Similar ball, cut to deep point\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, OUT 'Catch' is the call... taken at long-on. Moeen gets another left-hander. Rinku runs in, takes it low and slides nicely. Was a floaty 91ks full ball on fifth, Jaiswal crossed his feet, got low and looked to thrash it across. \n Varun to Parag, FOUR runs Almost a chop-on. Parag looked to drive hard through cover, but the 95ks topspinner on fifth took the inside edge and went past leg stump\n Varun to Parag, 1 run Length on leg, clipped to deep midwicket\n Varun to Jurel, OUT Spins in and knocks off into ground. First-baller for Jurel. He did not read the googly. 93ks on a length, landed around fifth and came back in sharply, Jurel tried to defend to cover, he then tried to jam the bat onto pad but it was too late by then. Varun leaps in delight \n Varun to Hasaranga, no run Fullish on fourth, looks to defend to cover. Inside edges it onto the pitch before it rolls towards square leg Varun Chakravarthy wickets in IPL 202515\n Varun to Hasaranga, OUT Another googly to deck off stump. Two in the over. Just 86ks, on a length, landed around fourth and zipped off the pitch. Turned a bit, not all that much, Hasaranga seemed to have played down the wrong line and was beaten on the inside edge as he tried to drive through cover. Our scorers think the opposite though, Ranjith says this turned more than Jurel's \n Varun to Hetmyer, 1 run Length on fourth, punched off the back foot to long-on\n Narine to Hetmyer, no run Full outside off, looks to drive through cover. Gets it to short third\n Narine to Hetmyer, 1 run Cuts it off a length to deep point\n Narine to Parag, 1 run Pats the length ball to long-off\n Narine to Hetmyer, no run Length on leg, 92ks, beats the back foot flick and hits the top of the pad Around\n Narine to Hetmyer, 1 run Full on leg, 91ks, flicked to deep midwicket\n Narine to Parag, no run Inside edges the back-foot cover drive. Ball rolls towards square leg. Length ball around fourth, got good bounce. Timeout taken Which of the two was the better Test? 41.8K votes SL-IND, Galle 2015 BAN-AUS, Dhaka 2017 Build-up to WTC final: In our poll to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century, it's Herath's Galle magic against India vs Australia's Dhaka shocker. VOTE NOW!\n Varun to Hetmyer, 2 runs Full on off, flicked along the ground to long-on's left\n Varun to Hetmyer, no run Leading edge pops towards cover, lands well in front of him. Hetmyer yells in frustration likely because he mistimed it. Was a shortish ball that landed down leg and went away to off, Hetmyer tried to clip it through square leg off the back foot\n Varun to Hetmyer, 2 runs Length outside off, steered to sweeper cover\n Varun to Hetmyer, 1 run Full on middle, 96ks, flicked to deep midwicket\n Varun to Parag, 2 runs Flatter yorker on off, drills it hard to long-off's left. A bit of hesitation in the running, throw at the non-striker's requested by the keeper. It does come but Hetmyer was easily in\n Varun to Parag, no run Beaten. Parag tried to use the pace and angle to run it towards third. Was a length ball on fifth that got good bounce Abhimanyu will take you through to the finish\n Narine to Hetmyer, FOUR runs Crunched down the ground! This is tossed up full outside off and Hetmyer smacks it right back past the bowler\n Narine to Hetmyer, 1 run On a length outside off, driven out to cover\n Narine to Parag, 1 run On a length outside off, Parag hangs back and whips it out to deep midwicket\n Narine to Hetmyer, 1 run Floated full around off, Hetmyer chips it wide of long-on, but it drops short of the two deep fielders coming together\n Narine to Parag, 1 run Full on middle, worked through midwicket\n Narine to Hetmyer, no run Hetmyer looks to flick this away but misses. It's on a length around leg and hits him on the pads\n Arora to Parag, no run Low full toss outside off, Parag laces a drive to cover's right\n Arora to Parag, FOUR runs Hammered past long-off! This is overpitched outside off and Parag drills it straight of the fielder!\n Arora to Parag, FOUR runs Parag on a roll here! This is low full toss outside off and Parag lofts it back over the bowler\n Arora to Parag, 1 run Yorker around off, dug out to long-on Around the wicket to Hetmyer\n Arora to Hetmyer, 2 runs Slower bouncer outside off, he pulls it square off the bottom half of the bat. It's in the gap so they get two\n Arora to Hetmyer, 1 run Misfield! Low full toss outside off, Hetmyer drives it square and Harshit Rana lets it slip through. Anukul Roy in the deep does well to stop the boundary\n Moeen Ali to Hetmyer, 1 run Tossed full on middle, Hetmyer tucks it through square leg and gets a single\n Moeen Ali to Parag, SIX runs Smoked over deep square leg! Parag brings up his maiden fifty of the season in style! This is in the slot on leg and Parag whips it away. A muted celebration from the RR captain\n Moeen Ali to Parag, SIX runs Launched over long-on now! This is tossed up full and wide and Parag frees his arms and goes downtown See all photos\n Moeen Ali to Parag, SIX runs Hat-trick of sixes! In the slot outside leg and Parag whips it over square leg again\n Moeen Ali to Parag, SIX runs Four in a row! This is a bit short and angled across him. Parag stands tall and smokes this over long-on! That's hit the car on display there! See all photos\n Moeen Ali to Parag, 1 wide Moeen looks to take it away from his hitting arc and ends up going too wide\n Moeen Ali to Parag, SIX runs Five sixes in a row! This is full and wide and Parag lofts this over long-off. Stunning stuff from Parag!\n Varun to Hetmyer, 1 run Fossed full outside off, driven out to wide long-off\n Varun to Parag, SIX runs Six sixes off the last six legal deliveries Parag has faced! This is full outside off, but Parag gets in position early and reverse-sweeps this bever backward point!\n Varun to Parag, no run Full outside off, Parag drills a drive to cover Riyan Parag is the fifth batter to hit five sixes in an over in the IPL\n Varun to Parag, no run On a length outside off, he looks to defend and it hits the inside half of the bat\n Varun to Parag, 1 run Tossed up full, Parag drives it out to long-off\n Varun to Hetmyer, 2 runs Full outside leg, Hetmyer clips it through midwicket and they are running two. The throw is in at the striker's end while Hetmyer is getting back and he turns away covering his head as it was a pretty fast throw! No one hurt in the end, though\n Narine to Parag, 2 runs Tucks this length ball outside off through square leg and they scamper for two\n Narine to Parag, 1 run Tossed full around off, Parag works it down to long-on\n Narine to Hetmyer, SIX runs Slogged over midwicket! Hetmyer joins the party now as he takes on this slot ball on off. Royals on a roll here\n Narine to Hetmyer, 1 run On a length and angled across him, punched out to the off side sweeper\n Narine to Parag, 1 run Carrom ball on a length outside off, tucked through midwicket\n Narine to Hetmyer, no run Hetmyer misses a slog sweep and KKR go up in appeal immediately! This was angled across him and spinning further away. Gurbaz is convinced, so is Narine. KKR review it. The third umpire concludes there's a clear gap between bat and ball so the decision stands Timeout taken Which of the two was the better Test? 38.0K votes IND-ENG, Chennai 2008 AUS-SA, Adelaide 2012 And which one was the more memorable Test: India's record home chase or South Africa's Adelaide blockathon? VOTE NOW! Which of the two was the better Test? 41.8K votes SL-IND, Galle 2015 BAN-AUS, Dhaka 2017 Build-up to WTC final: In our poll to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century, it's Herath's Galle magic against India vs Australia's Dhaka shocker. VOTE NOW!\n Harshit Rana to Parag, FOUR runs Oh, that's gone through both fielders! This is on a length outside off and Parag punches it past the cover fielder to his left. Rinku, the off side sweeper, runs to his left and dives, and does stop it but but can't push it out from under him and the ball rolls onto the boundary rope\n Harshit Rana to Parag, 1 run Driven down to long-on This is Parag's best IPL score, by the way, going past the 84 not out he made against Delhi Capitals last year\n Harshit Rana to Hetmyer, 1 wide Bouncer outside leg, Hetmyer looks to swivel and hook but it's gone down leg\n Harshit Rana to Hetmyer, 1 run Full on off and going across, punched out through cover\n Harshit Rana to Parag, 1 run Full around off, whipped away to deep midwicket Parag is also the first batter to hit six sixes off consecutive deliveries in the iPL!\n Harshit Rana to Hetmyer, OUT And that's the breakthrough! The short ball does the trick! Banged in short on leg, Hetmyer looks to pull and gets a top edge that loops up to short third! Hetmyer, though has reviewed this! Did that hit him on the helmet? The bat was close to the helmet. But the UltraEdge does confirm that there was a spike as ball went past bat so Hettie has to go. A big blow just when Royals were the team with momentum behind them \n Harshit Rana to Dubey, 1 run Full outside off, Dubey eases it through point\n Narine to Dubey, 1 run Tucks this length ball off his pads to short fine leg for a quick single\n Narine to Parag, 1 run Offbreak spins in from a length outside off, Parag works it with the spin to deep midwicket\n Narine to Dubey, no run On a length on off and it spins away sharply as Dubey pushes at it!\n Narine to Dubey, 1 run Dubey tucks this off his pads to backward square leg for a single\n Narine to Parag, 1 run Doesn't carry to the fielder at deep midwicket! This spins in and Parag looks to mow it over midwicket, but doesn't get the distance and elevation. Rinku runs in from the boundary and dives forward but it lands just short ofh im\n Narine to Dubey, 1 run Driven down to long-off\n Harshit Rana to Dubey, 1 run Full outside off, Dubey looks to swing it leg side and it goes off the inside half to deep midwicket on the bounce\n Yorker outside off, drilled down to long-off Uh oh. Rana had overstepped, so Shubham Dubey will face a free hit now!\n Harshit Rana to Dubey, no run That's great stuff from Harshit! This pace off length ball outside off stays low and seams in to beat Dubey's swing\n Harshit Rana to Dubey, 1 leg bye Big appeal as Dubey misses this full ball speared in from outside off. He's hit around the thigh. There's also a run out chance as Gurbaz had a shy at the striker's end with Parag racing in. A direct hit would have sent the RR skipper running straight back to the dugout\n Harshit Rana to Parag, OUT Parag holes out five short of a maiden T20 century! This is an offcutter on a length outside off and Parag looks to go down the ground. But he hits this flat and it goes straight to Vaibhav Arora who does the rest. A stunning knock, but he looks supremely disappointed \n Harshit Rana to Archer, no run Another slower ball brings KKR another dot! This is wide, on a length and it beats Archer's outside edge\n Harshit Rana to Archer, 1 run Pace off length ball outside off, Archer steers it to short third and gets a quick single\n Russell to Archer, 1 run Goes for the yorker, but it's a low full toss that's swinging into Archer, who can only inside edge it onto his pads\n Russell to Dubey, 2 runs Full outside off, Dubey drills it wide of long-off but Rinku is rapid to run to his right and stop that and get the throw in. Rahane applauds his efforts there\n Russell to Dubey, 1 run Yorker outside off, Dubey jams his bat down but it's gone straight to the off side sweeper. No luck for Royals right now!\n Russell to Archer, FOUR runs Goes for the wide yorker, it's just slightly short of that mark, and Archer is able to drill this through cover! RR's first boundary in 21 balls!\n Russell to Archer, 2 runs Low full toss on leg, Archer looks to swing this away but it goes square off the inside edge with the ball also deflecting off his pads. They are able to run two\n Russell to Archer, 1 run Inswinging yorker around middle, Archer inside edges it onto his boot. The ball rolls to the right of the stumps and Russell tries to race Dubey to the non-striker's end to kick the ball onto the stumps, but he misses with that effort using the outside of his foot. Neat football skills, but he's just missed the mark by a little\n Arora to Archer, 2 runs Full outside off, drilled out to deep cover where Rinku Singh does very well to stop it with a dive to his right\n Arora to Archer, 1 run Yorker outside off, Archer looks to drive it out on the off side and can only deflect it to short third off the toe end of the bat\n Arora to Dubey, SIX runs Dubey nails this! Short outside off and he is able to pull this away over deep backward square!\n Arora to Dubey, FOUR runs Dubey is keeping Royals alive here! Full on the stumps and he is able to whip it away behind square. Russell running to his right from deep fine leg can't stop it! KKR win, RR win, Super Over - everything is possible!\n Arora to Dubey, SIX runs Six down the ground! It's a full toss outside off and Dubey goes straight and long! It's come down to three needed off one delivery!\n Arora to Dubey, 1 run, OUT Vaibhav nails the yorker, Dubey digs it out to long-off, can they get the second? NO! The throw is quick from Rinku, and Vaibhav takes the stumps off with Archer well short! KKR are very much alive in IPL 2025! Rinku Singh raced in from long-off and was sharp with his throw, and that seals the win in regular time for KKR! Rajasthan Royals almost pulled off a dramatic win for the ages. Sreshth says Rinku was swapped from long-on to long-off as a late call by Rahane! 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Was going over the stumps, Salt tried to drive on top of the bounce\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Salt walks down and tries to whip the fullish ball off fourth stump, misses\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Khaleel keeps Salt in check again. 138ks bumper landed on leg and zips over fourth, .rose just under shoulder height. Salt shaped for the front-foot pull but crouched and .yanked the bat late to let it go\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .Aiming square leg, going deep third. Lucky for Salt. He tried to slug the 138ks full ball on .off across the line, the arc of the bat swing was from point to square leg.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .WIde, full, and this one's middled. Flayed over point off the front foot, clears the infield .which is all that he needed to do. Khaleel smiles . .Phil Salt vs Khaleel Ahmed .BALLS .27 .RUNS .43 .OUTS .0 .SR .159.25 .4s\/6s .8\/1\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, 1 run .138ks again, cramps the batter for room on the pull. Hard-length ball at the body\nAshwin to Salt, SIX runs .That's a gift to start. Short ball slips out, sits up down leg. Looked like the carrom ball .and was pulled off the hips, waited and deposited over fine leg\nAshwin to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt on the charge, makes room to the 96ks shortish ball - not as much of a drag-down - .but still enough for Salt to cut it while backing away. Through extra cover\nAshwin to Salt, 1 run .Clipped off the back foot through midwicket, crowd is delighted as Kohli will be on strike\nAshwin to Kohli, no run .Another carrom ball, but this time the seam is pointing towards point. The length ball on .middle turns away a bit, defended into the pitch with the straight bat .Virat Kohli strike rate vs Ashwin in T20s123.12\nAshwin to Kohli, 1 run .Kohli makes room and Ashwin tries to follow him. There's a bit of room to work with but .Kohli pulls it over midwicket\nAshwin to Salt, FOUR runs .Another four to fine leg. Round one against spin goes to RCB. Ashwin not wanting to .give room, bowls another length ball onto the pads, but it's on the outer-half, helped .away with the pull\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run .Emphatic celebrappeal for lbw from Khaleel, he ran past the batter without looking back .but it's not given. CSK review . Where did this pitch? It thought it was in line. Was a .fullish length ball that zipped off the pitch that beat the whip across the line - a rarity .with Kohli batting, and hit just under the knee-roll. Hawk-Eye shows it was pitching just .outside leg .See all photos\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run .Beaten on the pull. Dhoni has to leap away to get the 139ks shoulder-high ball. Was .going through fifth stump, Kohli wanted to nail the pull just in front of square. The front .foot was well outside the crease, the back leg lifted and swivelled down leg, so he was .off balance but did not sacrifice power. Beaten comprehensively\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, 1 leg bye .Off the hook. Single to fine leg. Back of lengther at the hip, beaten on the leg glance. Ball .goes off thigh pad . .Khaleel Ahmed in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .975 .WKTS .36 .4s\/6s .173\/35 .ECON .7.85 .AVE .35.47\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt pulls with a stable base, that's what Kohli missed earlier. This was picked up off a .shortish length and smacked flat over midwicket. Deep-backward square leg was the .only fielder out. One-bounce four.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Length on top of middle delivered from close to the stumps, 141ks, pace off the pitch is .high. Salt slides leg side last second to punch it defensively, with a straight bat, back to .the bowler\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, 2 runs .Ugly but smart whip across the line well to the right of deep midwicket to pick up two. .Was a length ball around fifth, Salt went across outside off and swung across the thigh.\nSam Curran to Kohli, no run .Doesn't carry to midwicket, Noor didn't take a step forward, just lunged low and straight .to try and take it low, got yorked. Was a back of lengther angling in at the batter, Kohli .happy to pull it with all his might. Likely to have spliced it\nSam Curran to Kohli, 2 runs .Slower back of lengther is pulled off the sticker, in the gap through midwicket. Ball .slowed down in the outfield\nSam Curran to Kohli, no run .Kohli's trying to take Curran on but isn't able to. He walked to the leg-side wide guideline .to try but got followed by a length ball on top of is bat. Beaten on the swipe across the .line, ball pops into the off side\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 leg bye .Kohli looks to go through the leg side again, doesn't connect, ball goes off the pad .towards cover\nSam Curran to Salt, 1 run .Slow full ball dips, lands just in front of the batter, Salt has to wait for the flick to .midwicket. He smiles at the bowler\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 run .Swept like it's off a spinner, and wow, that's 83ks. Quite the change up. Was a full ball .outside off that was swept along the ground to deep-mid .Who said you can't build your team around a 40 year old? In football, a team from .Bengaluru has shown the way -- this is how Bengaluru FC entered the playoffs to .become ISL trophy contenders, powered by the ageless Sunil Chhetri.\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .A touch short, 92ks, pulled aerially to deep midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, 1 wide .Low and full but down leg, Salt doesn't move his feet and tries to shovel it fine. Misses. .Dhoni slides across to collect it\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, 1 run .Full on the pads, clipped to short fine leg\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, no run .Down leg again, Kohli plants the front foot in line with the ball and looks to thump the .sweep. Ball beats him and pops to short fine, batter didn't know initially where it went .though\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, FOUR runs .Connects with the sweep this time. A knee-roll high full toss made it easy, races through .backward square leg\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Length around off, pushed to cover for a quick single\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, OUT .Fast-handed stumping attempt from Dhoni, sent upstairs. Didn't look like Salt lifted his .toe in real time. But let's see. Replay shows the front foot was on the line as he missed .the on-the-up cover drive off the length ball angling away outside off. The toe didn't lift .much but it did hover, the ball was on top of fifth stump, Dhoni didn't have to move his .knees, which is when his superpower is unleashed. The time between the ball being .caught and swooshed onto the stumps might be 0.10 seconds or fewer, remarkable .reflexes and Salt - who probably didn't lift his foot even a centimetre - has to walk back .for a good, but brief, 32. .Phil Salt st \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad 32 (16b 5x4 1x6 23m) SR: 200\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 run .Wicket's just fallen, but Kohli is happy to slog. It is the last over of the powerplay after .all. The length ball is miscued to deep square leg. Went low off the bat .Long leg and third out, slip in place\nSam Curran to Padikkal, no run .Length on top of leg, tries to flick it square, inside edges it onto pad\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 2 runs .Launched over point, off the bottom of the bat though, lands halfway into the outfield .and plugs\nSam Curran to Padikkal, no run .Under-edges the fullish length ball outside off onto the pitch and back to the keeper. .Was a slower ball that Padikkal tried to cut\nSam Curran to Padikkal, SIX runs .Slot ball lands on leg and angles into the pad, Padikkal's upper body bends and the feet .are mostly upright as he flicks it behind square. Pick-up shot\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 1 wide .Down leg, the shortish ball is let go after Padikkal shaped to pull it\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run .Another slower one from Curran, he's got a few of them out real early. 82.7ks lol. .Landed around a back of length and spun in a touch, Padikkal was early on the full- .faced punch, ball lobbed to the right of the bowler. Quick single to mid-off\nJadeja to Padikkal, no run .Beats the attempted slog sweep with a length ball on fourth\nJadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs .RCB continue to be proactive, Padikkal nails the slog sweep flat over forward square .leg. The line is just outside off which makes the shot a touch less risky\nJadeja to Padikkal, no run .Beaten on the cut. Length ball lands on middle and off and goes through fourth. Not far .from the stumps\nJadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Another sweep, this is fine. Padikkal walked across, got a touch too far inside the line .but went through with the shot and got it through fine leg\nJadeja to Padikkal, SIX runs .More risk, more reward. Long-on is in place but Padikkal dances down to a quickish .length ball, heaves it over long-on. Don't think he middled it but went through with the .full swing\nJadeja to Padikkal, 1 run .Wide on a length, 97ks, turned into a wider ball by Padikkal making room. Ball goes off .the bottom of the bat through point\nAshwin to Padikkal, 1 wide .Ooh, misses out. Shortish ball down leg, beaten on the one-knee pull. Padikkal wanted .to go fine, tried playing it late\nAshwin to Padikkal, 1 run .Touch slower, on a length and at the pads, worked through the leg side\nAshwin to Kohli, no run .Kohli makes room and is followed by a 95ks length ball that skids a touch low, .underedged cut goes towards cover\nAshwin to Kohli, 1 run .Tucked off the pads through square leg . .Devdutt Padikkal vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .18 .RUNS .16 .OUTS .1 .SR .88.88 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nAshwin to Padikkal, 2 runs .Backs away and launches an inside-out cover drive to a fourth-stump length ball. Ball .lands halfway into the outfield and is stopped into the deep\nAshwin to Padikkal, OUT .Gaikwad claims a low catch at cover, Umpire Nitin Menon has his finger on the .earpiece... and signals out. Guessing the third umpire was seeing the replays .somehow. Anyway, The ball hovered low and travelled quick, both hands cupped the ball .in front of Gaikwad's body. Was a full ball to which Padikkal made room and drove with .a flourish. Great start but cut short, don't think RCB will mind that too much though. .Devdutt Padikkal c Gaikwad b Ashwin 27 (14b 2x4 2x6 12m) SR: 192.85\nAshwin to Patidar, 1 run .Full on middle, flicked to wide long-on\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 leg bye .Shortish ball at the ribs, tucked off the back foot through square leg\nPathirana to Kohli, no run .Beaten on the hook, Kohli's not happy it's not called wide. No review though. Was a .bumper that landed around off and went over middle and leg, the batter was in the .crease and tried to go fine. Side-on replay shows it actually was a touch over head- .height\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .Length on the hips, clipped to deep-backward square leg\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Fullish length ball on the pads, flicked to deep fine leg. Looked like the slower one, pace .not shown\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 wide .Yorker slips well down leg. Let go. Dhoni takes two biggish leaps to the left and tumbles .sideways to collect it low\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .Middle-stump yorker is executed to perfection, Kohli plays it beautifully too. Gets the .front leg to the leg side and flicks it with ball just passing the crease through backward .square leg. Amazing reflexes. Bowler smiles as the batter takes the run.\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Back of length outside off, guided to deep third. Timeout\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Sliced in the air... and it falls safely. Deep cover ran to his diagonal right but ball landed .a few metres in front. Was a full ball outside off that Patidar tried to smear over extra .cover.\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Stays leg side of the length ball and cuts to sweeper cover\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Length on off, 91ks, punched to cover. No spin there\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Slog swept along the ground, big back-lift and lots of power generated off the wrists, hit .to the fielder though\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, no run .Length over top of fourth, 94ks, cut off the splice into the grass nearby. Ball goes to .cover\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, SIX runs .This is what makes Patidar special. Takes on bowlers even after mistiming balls. This .time, he makes room and wallops a slog sweep away over cow corner .Time for Abhimanyu to come in","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs CSK, 8th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Beaten on the flowing square drive. Khaleel walks close to the batter while chatting, it ends with a smile. Was a length ball, seam up, that landed on off and decked away a touch. Was going over the stumps, Salt tried to drive on top of the bounce\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Salt walks down and tries to whip the fullish ball off fourth stump, misses\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Khaleel keeps Salt in check again. 138ks bumper landed on leg and zips over fourth, rose just under shoulder height. Salt shaped for the front-foot pull but crouched and yanked the bat late to let it go\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs Aiming square leg, going deep third. Lucky for Salt. He tried to slug the 138ks full ball on off across the line, the arc of the bat swing was from point to square leg.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs WIde, full, and this one's middled. Flayed over point off the front foot, clears the infield which is all that he needed to do. Khaleel smiles Phil Salt vs Khaleel Ahmed BALLS 27 RUNS 43 OUTS 0 SR 159.25 4s\/6s 8\/1\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, 1 run 138ks again, cramps the batter for room on the pull. Hard-length ball at the body\n Ashwin to Salt, SIX runs That's a gift to start. Short ball slips out, sits up down leg. Looked like the carrom ball and was pulled off the hips, waited and deposited over fine leg\n Ashwin to Salt, FOUR runs Salt on the charge, makes room to the 96ks shortish ball - not as much of a drag-down - but still enough for Salt to cut it while backing away. Through extra cover\n Ashwin to Salt, 1 run Clipped off the back foot through midwicket, crowd is delighted as Kohli will be on strike\n Ashwin to Kohli, no run Another carrom ball, but this time the seam is pointing towards point. The length ball on middle turns away a bit, defended into the pitch with the straight bat Virat Kohli strike rate vs Ashwin in T20s123.12\n Ashwin to Kohli, 1 run Kohli makes room and Ashwin tries to follow him. There's a bit of room to work with but Kohli pulls it over midwicket\n Ashwin to Salt, FOUR runs Another four to fine leg. Round one against spin goes to RCB. Ashwin not wanting to give room, bowls another length ball onto the pads, but it's on the outer-half, helped away with the pull\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run Emphatic celebrappeal for lbw from Khaleel, he ran past the batter without looking back but it's not given. CSK review Where did this pitch? It thought it was in line. Was a fullish length ball that zipped off the pitch that beat the whip across the line - a rarity with Kohli batting, and hit just under the knee-roll. Hawk-Eye shows it was pitching just outside leg See all photos\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run Beaten on the pull. Dhoni has to leap away to get the 139ks shoulder-high ball. Was going through fifth stump, Kohli wanted to nail the pull just in front of square. The front foot was well outside the crease, the back leg lifted and swivelled down leg, so he was off balance but did not sacrifice power. Beaten comprehensively\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, 1 leg bye Off the hook. Single to fine leg. Back of lengther at the hip, beaten on the leg glance. Ball goes off thigh pad BALLS 975 WKTS 36 4s\/6s 173\/35 ECON 7.85 AVE 35.47\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs Salt pulls with a stable base, that's what Kohli missed earlier. This was picked up off a shortish length and smacked flat over midwicket. Deep-backward square leg was the only fielder out. One-bounce four.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Length on top of middle delivered from close to the stumps, 141ks, pace off the pitch is high. Salt slides leg side last second to punch it defensively, with a straight bat, back to the bowler\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, 2 runs Ugly but smart whip across the line well to the right of deep midwicket to pick up two. Was a length ball around fifth, Salt went across outside off and swung across the thigh.\n Sam Curran to Kohli, no run Doesn't carry to midwicket, Noor didn't take a step forward, just lunged low and straight to try and take it low, got yorked. Was a back of lengther angling in at the batter, Kohli happy to pull it with all his might. Likely to have spliced it\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 2 runs Slower back of lengther is pulled off the sticker, in the gap through midwicket. Ball slowed down in the outfield\n Sam Curran to Kohli, no run Kohli's trying to take Curran on but isn't able to. He walked to the leg-side wide guideline to try but got followed by a length ball on top of is bat. Beaten on the swipe across the line, ball pops into the off side\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 leg bye Kohli looks to go through the leg side again, doesn't connect, ball goes off the pad towards cover\n Sam Curran to Salt, 1 run Slow full ball dips, lands just in front of the batter, Salt has to wait for the flick to midwicket. He smiles at the bowler\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 run Swept like it's off a spinner, and wow, that's 83ks. Quite the change up. Was a full ball outside off that was swept along the ground to deep-mid Who said you can't build your team around a 40 year old? In football, a team from Bengaluru has shown the way -- this is how Bengaluru FC entered the playoffs to become ISL trophy contenders, powered by the ageless Sunil Chhetri.\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run A touch short, 92ks, pulled aerially to deep midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, 1 wide Low and full but down leg, Salt doesn't move his feet and tries to shovel it fine. Misses. Dhoni slides across to collect it\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, 1 run Full on the pads, clipped to short fine leg\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, no run Down leg again, Kohli plants the front foot in line with the ball and looks to thump the sweep. Ball beats him and pops to short fine, batter didn't know initially where it went though\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, FOUR runs Connects with the sweep this time. A knee-roll high full toss made it easy, races through backward square leg\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Length around off, pushed to cover for a quick single\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, OUT Fast-handed stumping attempt from Dhoni, sent upstairs. Didn't look like Salt lifted his toe in real time. But let's see. Replay shows the front foot was on the line as he missed the on-the-up cover drive off the length ball angling away outside off. The toe didn't lift much but it did hover, the ball was on top of fifth stump, Dhoni didn't have to move his knees, which is when his superpower is unleashed. The time between the ball being caught and swooshed onto the stumps might be 0.10 seconds or fewer, remarkable reflexes and Salt - who probably didn't lift his foot even a centimetre - has to walk back for a good, but brief, 32. \n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 run Wicket's just fallen, but Kohli is happy to slog. It is the last over of the powerplay after all. The length ball is miscued to deep square leg. Went low off the bat Long leg and third out, slip in place\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, no run Length on top of leg, tries to flick it square, inside edges it onto pad\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 2 runs Launched over point, off the bottom of the bat though, lands halfway into the outfield and plugs\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, no run Under-edges the fullish length ball outside off onto the pitch and back to the keeper. Was a slower ball that Padikkal tried to cut\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, SIX runs Slot ball lands on leg and angles into the pad, Padikkal's upper body bends and the feet are mostly upright as he flicks it behind square. Pick-up shot\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 1 wide Down leg, the shortish ball is let go after Padikkal shaped to pull it\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run Another slower one from Curran, he's got a few of them out real early. 82.7ks lol. Landed around a back of length and spun in a touch, Padikkal was early on the full-faced punch, ball lobbed to the right of the bowler. Quick single to mid-off\n Jadeja to Padikkal, no run Beats the attempted slog sweep with a length ball on fourth\n Jadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs RCB continue to be proactive, Padikkal nails the slog sweep flat over forward square leg. The line is just outside off which makes the shot a touch less risky\n Jadeja to Padikkal, no run Beaten on the cut. Length ball lands on middle and off and goes through fourth. Not far from the stumps\n Jadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs Another sweep, this is fine. Padikkal walked across, got a touch too far inside the line but went through with the shot and got it through fine leg\n Jadeja to Padikkal, SIX runs More risk, more reward. Long-on is in place but Padikkal dances down to a quickish length ball, heaves it over long-on. Don't think he middled it but went through with the full swing\n Jadeja to Padikkal, 1 run Wide on a length, 97ks, turned into a wider ball by Padikkal making room. Ball goes off the bottom of the bat through point\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 1 wide Ooh, misses out. Shortish ball down leg, beaten on the one-knee pull. Padikkal wanted to go fine, tried playing it late\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 1 run Touch slower, on a length and at the pads, worked through the leg side\n Ashwin to Kohli, no run Kohli makes room and is followed by a 95ks length ball that skids a touch low, underedged cut goes towards cover\n Ashwin to Kohli, 1 run Tucked off the pads through square leg Devdutt Padikkal vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 18 RUNS 16 OUTS 1 SR 88.88 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 2 runs Backs away and launches an inside-out cover drive to a fourth-stump length ball. Ball lands halfway into the outfield and is stopped into the deep\n Ashwin to Padikkal, OUT Gaikwad claims a low catch at cover, Umpire Nitin Menon has his finger on the earpiece... and signals out. Guessing the third umpire was seeing the replays somehow. Anyway, The ball hovered low and travelled quick, both hands cupped the ball in front of Gaikwad's body. Was a full ball to which Padikkal made room and drove with a flourish. Great start but cut short, don't think RCB will mind that too much though. \n Ashwin to Patidar, 1 run Full on middle, flicked to wide long-on\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 leg bye Shortish ball at the ribs, tucked off the back foot through square leg\n Pathirana to Kohli, no run Beaten on the hook, Kohli's not happy it's not called wide. No review though. Was a bumper that landed around off and went over middle and leg, the batter was in the crease and tried to go fine. Side-on replay shows it actually was a touch over head-height\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run Length on the hips, clipped to deep-backward square leg\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Fullish length ball on the pads, flicked to deep fine leg. Looked like the slower one, pace not shown\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 wide Yorker slips well down leg. Let go. Dhoni takes two biggish leaps to the left and tumbles sideways to collect it low\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run Middle-stump yorker is executed to perfection, Kohli plays it beautifully too. Gets the front leg to the leg side and flicks it with ball just passing the crease through backward square leg. Amazing reflexes. Bowler smiles as the batter takes the run.\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Back of length outside off, guided to deep third. Timeout\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Sliced in the air... and it falls safely. Deep cover ran to his diagonal right but ball landed a few metres in front. Was a full ball outside off that Patidar tried to smear over extra cover.\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Stays leg side of the length ball and cuts to sweeper cover\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Length on off, 91ks, punched to cover. No spin there\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Slog swept along the ground, big back-lift and lots of power generated off the wrists, hit to the fielder though\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, no run Length over top of fourth, 94ks, cut off the splice into the grass nearby. Ball goes to cover\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, SIX runs This is what makes Patidar special. Takes on bowlers even after mistiming balls. This time, he makes room and wallops a slog sweep away over cow corner Time for Abhimanyu to come in","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Kohli","Padikkal","Patidar","Salt"],"Runs":[16.0,27.0,11.0,32.0],"Balls_Faced":[22,14,8,16],"Fours":[1,2,0,5],"Sixes":[0,2,1,1],"S\/R":[72.73,192.86,137.5,200.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Gaikwad b Ashwin","Not Out","st \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Jadeja","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Pathirana","Sam Curran"],"Balls":[12,6,12,12,6,12],"Runs_Given":[22.0,15.0,15.0,18.0,5.0,15.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Beaten on the flowing square drive. Khaleel walks close to the batter while chatting, it .ends with a smile. Was a length ball, seam up, that landed on off and decked away a .touch. Was going over the stumps, Salt tried to drive on top of the bounce\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Salt walks down and tries to whip the fullish ball off fourth stump, misses\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Khaleel keeps Salt in check again. 138ks bumper landed on leg and zips over fourth, .rose just under shoulder height. Salt shaped for the front-foot pull but crouched and .yanked the bat late to let it go\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .Aiming square leg, going deep third. Lucky for Salt. He tried to slug the 138ks full ball on .off across the line, the arc of the bat swing was from point to square leg.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .WIde, full, and this one's middled. Flayed over point off the front foot, clears the infield .which is all that he needed to do. Khaleel smiles . .Phil Salt vs Khaleel Ahmed .BALLS .27 .RUNS .43 .OUTS .0 .SR .159.25 .4s\/6s .8\/1\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, 1 run .138ks again, cramps the batter for room on the pull. Hard-length ball at the body\nAshwin to Salt, SIX runs .That's a gift to start. Short ball slips out, sits up down leg. Looked like the carrom ball .and was pulled off the hips, waited and deposited over fine leg\nAshwin to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt on the charge, makes room to the 96ks shortish ball - not as much of a drag-down - .but still enough for Salt to cut it while backing away. Through extra cover\nAshwin to Salt, 1 run .Clipped off the back foot through midwicket, crowd is delighted as Kohli will be on strike\nAshwin to Kohli, no run .Another carrom ball, but this time the seam is pointing towards point. The length ball on .middle turns away a bit, defended into the pitch with the straight bat .Virat Kohli strike rate vs Ashwin in T20s123.12\nAshwin to Kohli, 1 run .Kohli makes room and Ashwin tries to follow him. There's a bit of room to work with but .Kohli pulls it over midwicket\nAshwin to Salt, FOUR runs .Another four to fine leg. Round one against spin goes to RCB. Ashwin not wanting to .give room, bowls another length ball onto the pads, but it's on the outer-half, helped .away with the pull\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run .Emphatic celebrappeal for lbw from Khaleel, he ran past the batter without looking back .but it's not given. CSK review . Where did this pitch? It thought it was in line. Was a .fullish length ball that zipped off the pitch that beat the whip across the line - a rarity .with Kohli batting, and hit just under the knee-roll. Hawk-Eye shows it was pitching just .outside leg .See all photos\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run .Beaten on the pull. Dhoni has to leap away to get the 139ks shoulder-high ball. Was .going through fifth stump, Kohli wanted to nail the pull just in front of square. The front .foot was well outside the crease, the back leg lifted and swivelled down leg, so he was .off balance but did not sacrifice power. Beaten comprehensively\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, 1 leg bye .Off the hook. Single to fine leg. Back of lengther at the hip, beaten on the leg glance. Ball .goes off thigh pad . .Khaleel Ahmed in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .975 .WKTS .36 .4s\/6s .173\/35 .ECON .7.85 .AVE .35.47\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt pulls with a stable base, that's what Kohli missed earlier. This was picked up off a .shortish length and smacked flat over midwicket. Deep-backward square leg was the .only fielder out. One-bounce four.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Length on top of middle delivered from close to the stumps, 141ks, pace off the pitch is .high. Salt slides leg side last second to punch it defensively, with a straight bat, back to .the bowler\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, 2 runs .Ugly but smart whip across the line well to the right of deep midwicket to pick up two. .Was a length ball around fifth, Salt went across outside off and swung across the thigh.\nSam Curran to Kohli, no run .Doesn't carry to midwicket, Noor didn't take a step forward, just lunged low and straight .to try and take it low, got yorked. Was a back of lengther angling in at the batter, Kohli .happy to pull it with all his might. Likely to have spliced it\nSam Curran to Kohli, 2 runs .Slower back of lengther is pulled off the sticker, in the gap through midwicket. Ball .slowed down in the outfield\nSam Curran to Kohli, no run .Kohli's trying to take Curran on but isn't able to. He walked to the leg-side wide guideline .to try but got followed by a length ball on top of is bat. Beaten on the swipe across the .line, ball pops into the off side\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 leg bye .Kohli looks to go through the leg side again, doesn't connect, ball goes off the pad .towards cover\nSam Curran to Salt, 1 run .Slow full ball dips, lands just in front of the batter, Salt has to wait for the flick to .midwicket. He smiles at the bowler\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 run .Swept like it's off a spinner, and wow, that's 83ks. Quite the change up. Was a full ball .outside off that was swept along the ground to deep-mid .Who said you can't build your team around a 40 year old? In football, a team from .Bengaluru has shown the way -- this is how Bengaluru FC entered the playoffs to .become ISL trophy contenders, powered by the ageless Sunil Chhetri.\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .A touch short, 92ks, pulled aerially to deep midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, 1 wide .Low and full but down leg, Salt doesn't move his feet and tries to shovel it fine. Misses. .Dhoni slides across to collect it\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, 1 run .Full on the pads, clipped to short fine leg\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, no run .Down leg again, Kohli plants the front foot in line with the ball and looks to thump the .sweep. Ball beats him and pops to short fine, batter didn't know initially where it went .though\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, FOUR runs .Connects with the sweep this time. A knee-roll high full toss made it easy, races through .backward square leg\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Length around off, pushed to cover for a quick single\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, OUT .Fast-handed stumping attempt from Dhoni, sent upstairs. Didn't look like Salt lifted his .toe in real time. But let's see. Replay shows the front foot was on the line as he missed .the on-the-up cover drive off the length ball angling away outside off. The toe didn't lift .much but it did hover, the ball was on top of fifth stump, Dhoni didn't have to move his .knees, which is when his superpower is unleashed. The time between the ball being .caught and swooshed onto the stumps might be 0.10 seconds or fewer, remarkable .reflexes and Salt - who probably didn't lift his foot even a centimetre - has to walk back .for a good, but brief, 32. .Phil Salt st \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad 32 (16b 5x4 1x6 23m) SR: 200\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 run .Wicket's just fallen, but Kohli is happy to slog. It is the last over of the powerplay after .all. The length ball is miscued to deep square leg. Went low off the bat .Long leg and third out, slip in place\nSam Curran to Padikkal, no run .Length on top of leg, tries to flick it square, inside edges it onto pad\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 2 runs .Launched over point, off the bottom of the bat though, lands halfway into the outfield .and plugs\nSam Curran to Padikkal, no run .Under-edges the fullish length ball outside off onto the pitch and back to the keeper. .Was a slower ball that Padikkal tried to cut\nSam Curran to Padikkal, SIX runs .Slot ball lands on leg and angles into the pad, Padikkal's upper body bends and the feet .are mostly upright as he flicks it behind square. Pick-up shot\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 1 wide .Down leg, the shortish ball is let go after Padikkal shaped to pull it\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run .Another slower one from Curran, he's got a few of them out real early. 82.7ks lol. .Landed around a back of length and spun in a touch, Padikkal was early on the full- .faced punch, ball lobbed to the right of the bowler. Quick single to mid-off\nJadeja to Padikkal, no run .Beats the attempted slog sweep with a length ball on fourth\nJadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs .RCB continue to be proactive, Padikkal nails the slog sweep flat over forward square .leg. The line is just outside off which makes the shot a touch less risky\nJadeja to Padikkal, no run .Beaten on the cut. Length ball lands on middle and off and goes through fourth. Not far .from the stumps\nJadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Another sweep, this is fine. Padikkal walked across, got a touch too far inside the line .but went through with the shot and got it through fine leg\nJadeja to Padikkal, SIX runs .More risk, more reward. Long-on is in place but Padikkal dances down to a quickish .length ball, heaves it over long-on. Don't think he middled it but went through with the .full swing\nJadeja to Padikkal, 1 run .Wide on a length, 97ks, turned into a wider ball by Padikkal making room. Ball goes off .the bottom of the bat through point\nAshwin to Padikkal, 1 wide .Ooh, misses out. Shortish ball down leg, beaten on the one-knee pull. Padikkal wanted .to go fine, tried playing it late\nAshwin to Padikkal, 1 run .Touch slower, on a length and at the pads, worked through the leg side\nAshwin to Kohli, no run .Kohli makes room and is followed by a 95ks length ball that skids a touch low, .underedged cut goes towards cover\nAshwin to Kohli, 1 run .Tucked off the pads through square leg . .Devdutt Padikkal vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .18 .RUNS .16 .OUTS .1 .SR .88.88 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nAshwin to Padikkal, 2 runs .Backs away and launches an inside-out cover drive to a fourth-stump length ball. Ball .lands halfway into the outfield and is stopped into the deep\nAshwin to Padikkal, OUT .Gaikwad claims a low catch at cover, Umpire Nitin Menon has his finger on the .earpiece... and signals out. Guessing the third umpire was seeing the replays .somehow. Anyway, The ball hovered low and travelled quick, both hands cupped the ball .in front of Gaikwad's body. Was a full ball to which Padikkal made room and drove with .a flourish. Great start but cut short, don't think RCB will mind that too much though. .Devdutt Padikkal c Gaikwad b Ashwin 27 (14b 2x4 2x6 12m) SR: 192.85\nAshwin to Patidar, 1 run .Full on middle, flicked to wide long-on\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 leg bye .Shortish ball at the ribs, tucked off the back foot through square leg\nPathirana to Kohli, no run .Beaten on the hook, Kohli's not happy it's not called wide. No review though. Was a .bumper that landed around off and went over middle and leg, the batter was in the .crease and tried to go fine. Side-on replay shows it actually was a touch over head- .height\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .Length on the hips, clipped to deep-backward square leg\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Fullish length ball on the pads, flicked to deep fine leg. Looked like the slower one, pace .not shown\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 wide .Yorker slips well down leg. Let go. Dhoni takes two biggish leaps to the left and tumbles .sideways to collect it low\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .Middle-stump yorker is executed to perfection, Kohli plays it beautifully too. Gets the .front leg to the leg side and flicks it with ball just passing the crease through backward .square leg. Amazing reflexes. Bowler smiles as the batter takes the run.\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Back of length outside off, guided to deep third. Timeout\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Sliced in the air... and it falls safely. Deep cover ran to his diagonal right but ball landed .a few metres in front. Was a full ball outside off that Patidar tried to smear over extra .cover.\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Stays leg side of the length ball and cuts to sweeper cover\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Length on off, 91ks, punched to cover. No spin there\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Slog swept along the ground, big back-lift and lots of power generated off the wrists, hit .to the fielder though\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, no run .Length over top of fourth, 94ks, cut off the splice into the grass nearby. Ball goes to .cover\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, SIX runs .This is what makes Patidar special. Takes on bowlers even after mistiming balls. This .time, he makes room and wallops a slog sweep away over cow corner .Time for Abhimanyu to come in\nPathirana to Kohli, no run .Ouch! Kohli is hurried by this Pathirana bouncer. Very well directed. Misses his pull and .takes a blow on the helmet. Out comes the physio for the concussion check. But Kohli .looks okay .See all photos\nPathirana to Kohli, SIX runs .What a riposte from Kohli! Pathirana bangs it in short on off again and this time Kohli .swivels and hooks it over the fine leg boundary\nPathirana to Kohli, FOUR runs .Pathirana goes fuller now and Kohli uses those famed wrists to flick it over midwicket! .Noor had no chance there and the ball races away\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .Full outside off, Kohli wants to go big again but gets it off the bottom half as the ball .rolls to long-on. Smashes his bat onto his thigh in frustration at missing out on that one\nPathirana to Patidar, FOUR runs .Patidar joins in on the fun now. This is full around off and he meets it with the full face .of the bat. Lovely straight drive. Long-on runs across and dives but can only deflect it .onto the ropes\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Taps this length ball square on the off side for a quick run. Good over after a quiet one .from Noor at the other end\nJadeja to Patidar, 1 run .Tossed on a length outside off, Patidar uppishly punches it wide of mid-off for a quick .run . .Virat Kohli vs Ravindra Jadeja .BALLS .146 .RUNS .158 .OUTS .3 .SR .108.21 .4s\/6s .8\/4\nJadeja to Kohli, 1 run .Oooh, that was a chance. Kohli punches this length ball wide of mid-off for a quick run. .The throw is just wide. kohli was a goner if that had hit!\nJadeja to Patidar, 1 run .Shelled! Oh my! Patidar top edges this slog sweep and skies it towards long-off. Hooda .is under it and the ball just bobs out of his hands! That's a poor effort! .See all photos\nJadeja to Kohli, 2 runs .Chipped down the ground and this one lands well short of the long-on fielder\nJadeja to Kohli, 1 run .Kohli makes room leg side and miscues this slog down the ground\nJadeja to Patidar, 1 run .Dropped a little short, Patidar cuts it away to deep point\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Patidar is dropped again! Length ball angled across, he goes inside out but miscues it. .Tripathi was running in from deep cover and dives forward, but can't hold on. This was a .tougher chance\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, OUT .This time the catch is taken! Tossed up full on middle, Kohli looks to heave it leg-side .but can't clear Rachin Ravindra at deep midwicket. Kohli is frustrated, and as he should .be. 31 off 30 is not a knock he'll be happy about .Virat Kohli c Ravindra b Noor Ahmad 31 (30b 2x4 1x6 55m) SR: 103.33\nNoor Ahmad to Livingstone, no run .On a length around middle, Middlestone punches to mid-off\nNoor Ahmad to Livingstone, 1 run .Flatter and fuller around middle and off, Livingstone backs away and drives it out to the .off side sweeper\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, no run .This one drops just short! Patidar looks to take on this full ball angled across that goes .on with the angle, gets a thick edge. Khaleel ran in from short third and dived but it was .just short of him. Patidar living on the edge right now!\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Length ball punched out to the deep point fielder\nJadeja to Patidar, SIX runs .Patidar has middled that and how! Absolutely muscled over the square leg boundary! .Gets one in the slot and puts it away . .Rajat Patidar in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .919 .OUTS .23 .4s\/6s .50\/67 .SR .175.71 .AVE .39.95\nJadeja to Patidar, FOUR runs .Patidar taking the attack to Jadeja now! Backs away to this ball on a length and slaps it .away wide of long-off. That rocketed to the boundary\nJadeja to Patidar, no run .Jadeja now throws it wide to take it away from Patidar's arc. And just keeps it inside the .tramlines. Patidar has a look at the umpire for a wide call, but nothing given\nJadeja to Patidar, FOUR runs .Jadeja darts one in wide again, Patidar goes after it now and gets a thick edge past .Dhoni and that ball races away\nJadeja to Patidar, no run .Jadeja keeps going wide, this time beating the bat as Patidar has a swipe at it\nJadeja to Patidar, 1 wide .Jadeja goes wider, and this time it is called wide! That was well outside the line\nJadeja to Patidar, no run .Full and wide, Patidar with another big swing but can only get an edge that goes to short .third on the bounce\nKhaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run .It's a 90kph slower ball outside leg. Livingstone backed away and looked to work it leg .side but goes between bat and pad. Good stop by Dhoni diving to his left\nKhaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, 1 run .Dug in short on leg, Livingstone pulls it to deep square leg\nKhaleel Ahmed to Patidar, 1 run .Length ball angled across him, Patidar goes across the stumps and opens the face late .to steer it to deep third\nKhaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run .Short ball on middle going across him, 125.5kph, and it stays low to beat Livingstone's .pull\nKhaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, 2 runs .Khaleel goes short again, this time Livingstone pulls it away straight of deep midwicket .for a brace\nKhaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run .Another slower bouncer deceives Livingstone as the ball stays below bat for his .attempted cut. Good over from Khaleel .Second timeout of the innings\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Bowls this into the pitch at 90kph, angled across Patidar, who smacks it along the .carpet to long-off\nNoor Ahmad to Livingstone, SIX runs .Just over the deep backward square leg fielder! Tossed up full outside leg, Livingstone .backs away and slog sweeps this square on the leg side. The fielder was running to his .left and leapt but to no avail . .Liam Livingstone vs Noor Ahmad .BALLS .21 .RUNS .27 .OUTS .4 .SR .128.57 .4s\/6s .4\/1\nNoor Ahmad to Livingstone, OUT .Noor fires back! Knocks him over Tossed full around leg again, Livingstone again goes .for the slog sweep. He was early into this shot and loses his leg stump! .Liam Livingstone b Noor Ahmad 10 (9b 0x4 1x6 12m) SR: 111.11\nNoor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .Short-ish and quite wide and Jitesh reaches out to cut it away to deep point\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Darted full on middle at 93kph, Patidar clears his front leg and drives it down to long-off\nNoor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .Inside out into the stands! Tossed up full outside off and Jitesh gets to the pitch of it .and lofts it wide of mid-off!\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .On a length outside off, Patidar flicks it uppishly to deep square leg\nPathirana to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .Full on the pads, Jitesh tucks it to long leg .A nugget from our stat man: Fourth time Noor Ahmad has dismissed Liam Livingstone .in five innings in T20s, across 21 balls\nPathirana to Patidar, SIX runs .Who says Patidar is just a spin basher? This is in the slot just outside off, Patidar steps .across and heaves it clean over long-on!\nPathirana to Patidar, no run .Now a slower ball, dug in back of a length outside off. Patidar looks to pull but the ball .stays below bat\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 wide .Looks to fire in a yorker on the stumps, but messes up the line. goes down leg for a .wide\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Whipped behind square leg, and hard, but Ravindra does well to stop that. That was a .full toss on middle and leg and Patidar will feel annoyed he couldn't get more out of that\nPathirana to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .Pulled into the gap! Dug in short outside off and Jitesh gets inside the line and swats it .away\nKhaleel Ahmed to Patidar, FOUR runs .30-ball fifty for Patidar! His first as RCB captain, and he brings it out with an exquisite .shot! It's a short ball angled across, he backs away and punches this with a vertical bat .over backward point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Patidar, 1 run .Low full toss on the pads, Patidar squeezes it out to cover\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, no run .Hurries Jitesh with a back-of-length delivery on leg. Jitesh swivels to pull but misses .and cops a blow around the hips\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, OUT .Jadeja takes a good diving catch at deep midwicket and that's bye-bye for Jitesh. .Khaleel goes short and across him, Jitesh looks to pull, like he did in the last over, but .this time picks out the fielder. Jadeja has to dive in front, and he is as safe a pair of .hands as you can as for .Jitesh Sharma c Jadeja b Ahmed 12 (6b 1x4 1x6 10m) SR: 200\nKhaleel Ahmed to David, FOUR runs .Starts off with a bang Gets one short and wide and cuts it hard behind point. One .bounce four\nKhaleel Ahmed to David, no run .Khaleel responds with a wide yorker. Excellently executed, keeping it just inside the line .as David looks to squeeze it out. Looks like David has asked for a review for the wide .not called. But to no avail\nPathirana to Patidar, OUT .This time, Patidar has to go! Pathirana goes full on leg at 146kph as Patidar backs .away and looks to hit it down the ground. Slices it and the ball goes high on the off side. .Curran at cover makes no mistake. A very important innings from the RCB skipper, but .it's come to an end .Rajat Patidar c Curran b Pathirana 51 (32b 4x4 3x6 46m) SR: 159.37\nPathirana to Krunal, no run .Pathirana starts off with a yorker around off, squeezed out to cover\nPathirana to Krunal, no run .Yorker outside leg beats Krunal's attempted whip across the line!\nPathirana to Krunal, 1 wide .Short outside leg, and goes down leg as Krunal looks to swivel and pull. Called wide\nPathirana to Krunal, OUT .That's chipped straight to long-on! On a length around middle and leg, Krunal can't time .this as he looks to go downtown, ending up reaching in front for it and it's a harmless .lofted shot in the end. Hooda this time holds on! Krunal falls for a duck .Krunal Pandya c Hooda b Pathirana 0 (3b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 0\nPathirana to Bhuvneshwar, no run .Full around off, Bhuvneshwar digs it out towards mid-off. No single taken\nPathirana to Bhuvneshwar, no run .ON a length around off, he wflicks it down to long-off. They don't take the single. Just .one run conceded and two wickets. Excellent penultimate over from Pathirana\nSam Curran to David, no run .On a length outside off, David can only cut it to the point fielder\nSam Curran to David, no run .Wide yorker, executed to perfection! It dips to stay under the bat with David looking to .hit it down the ground .That last ball was 86kph!\nSam Curran to David, SIX runs .Now Curran errs, bowling a juicy full toss on the stumps and David plays a nice pickup .shot behind square leg and it goes all the way\nSam Curran to David, SIX runs .Back-to-back sixes! This is full outside off, David clears his front leg and wallops this .down the ground! Lands right in front of the sight screen\nSam Curran to David, SIX runs .Hat-trick of sixes! Length ball angled in from outside off, David brings out a big swing .and muscles it over cow corner! .Can Curran keep this under 200? Over the wicket now\nSam Curran to David, 1 wide .Goes for a wide yorker, but goes too wide!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs CSK, 8th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Beaten on the flowing square drive. Khaleel walks close to the batter while chatting, it ends with a smile. Was a length ball, seam up, that landed on off and decked away a touch. Was going over the stumps, Salt tried to drive on top of the bounce\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Salt walks down and tries to whip the fullish ball off fourth stump, misses\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Khaleel keeps Salt in check again. 138ks bumper landed on leg and zips over fourth, rose just under shoulder height. Salt shaped for the front-foot pull but crouched and yanked the bat late to let it go\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs Aiming square leg, going deep third. Lucky for Salt. He tried to slug the 138ks full ball on off across the line, the arc of the bat swing was from point to square leg.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs WIde, full, and this one's middled. Flayed over point off the front foot, clears the infield which is all that he needed to do. Khaleel smiles Phil Salt vs Khaleel Ahmed BALLS 27 RUNS 43 OUTS 0 SR 159.25 4s\/6s 8\/1\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, 1 run 138ks again, cramps the batter for room on the pull. Hard-length ball at the body\n Ashwin to Salt, SIX runs That's a gift to start. Short ball slips out, sits up down leg. Looked like the carrom ball and was pulled off the hips, waited and deposited over fine leg\n Ashwin to Salt, FOUR runs Salt on the charge, makes room to the 96ks shortish ball - not as much of a drag-down - but still enough for Salt to cut it while backing away. Through extra cover\n Ashwin to Salt, 1 run Clipped off the back foot through midwicket, crowd is delighted as Kohli will be on strike\n Ashwin to Kohli, no run Another carrom ball, but this time the seam is pointing towards point. The length ball on middle turns away a bit, defended into the pitch with the straight bat Virat Kohli strike rate vs Ashwin in T20s123.12\n Ashwin to Kohli, 1 run Kohli makes room and Ashwin tries to follow him. There's a bit of room to work with but Kohli pulls it over midwicket\n Ashwin to Salt, FOUR runs Another four to fine leg. Round one against spin goes to RCB. Ashwin not wanting to give room, bowls another length ball onto the pads, but it's on the outer-half, helped away with the pull\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run Emphatic celebrappeal for lbw from Khaleel, he ran past the batter without looking back but it's not given. CSK review Where did this pitch? It thought it was in line. Was a fullish length ball that zipped off the pitch that beat the whip across the line - a rarity with Kohli batting, and hit just under the knee-roll. Hawk-Eye shows it was pitching just outside leg See all photos\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run Beaten on the pull. Dhoni has to leap away to get the 139ks shoulder-high ball. Was going through fifth stump, Kohli wanted to nail the pull just in front of square. The front foot was well outside the crease, the back leg lifted and swivelled down leg, so he was off balance but did not sacrifice power. Beaten comprehensively\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, 1 leg bye Off the hook. Single to fine leg. Back of lengther at the hip, beaten on the leg glance. Ball goes off thigh pad BALLS 975 WKTS 36 4s\/6s 173\/35 ECON 7.85 AVE 35.47\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs Salt pulls with a stable base, that's what Kohli missed earlier. This was picked up off a shortish length and smacked flat over midwicket. Deep-backward square leg was the only fielder out. One-bounce four.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Length on top of middle delivered from close to the stumps, 141ks, pace off the pitch is high. Salt slides leg side last second to punch it defensively, with a straight bat, back to the bowler\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, 2 runs Ugly but smart whip across the line well to the right of deep midwicket to pick up two. Was a length ball around fifth, Salt went across outside off and swung across the thigh.\n Sam Curran to Kohli, no run Doesn't carry to midwicket, Noor didn't take a step forward, just lunged low and straight to try and take it low, got yorked. Was a back of lengther angling in at the batter, Kohli happy to pull it with all his might. Likely to have spliced it\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 2 runs Slower back of lengther is pulled off the sticker, in the gap through midwicket. Ball slowed down in the outfield\n Sam Curran to Kohli, no run Kohli's trying to take Curran on but isn't able to. He walked to the leg-side wide guideline to try but got followed by a length ball on top of is bat. Beaten on the swipe across the line, ball pops into the off side\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 leg bye Kohli looks to go through the leg side again, doesn't connect, ball goes off the pad towards cover\n Sam Curran to Salt, 1 run Slow full ball dips, lands just in front of the batter, Salt has to wait for the flick to midwicket. He smiles at the bowler\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 run Swept like it's off a spinner, and wow, that's 83ks. Quite the change up. Was a full ball outside off that was swept along the ground to deep-mid Who said you can't build your team around a 40 year old? In football, a team from Bengaluru has shown the way -- this is how Bengaluru FC entered the playoffs to become ISL trophy contenders, powered by the ageless Sunil Chhetri.\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run A touch short, 92ks, pulled aerially to deep midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, 1 wide Low and full but down leg, Salt doesn't move his feet and tries to shovel it fine. Misses. Dhoni slides across to collect it\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, 1 run Full on the pads, clipped to short fine leg\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, no run Down leg again, Kohli plants the front foot in line with the ball and looks to thump the sweep. Ball beats him and pops to short fine, batter didn't know initially where it went though\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, FOUR runs Connects with the sweep this time. A knee-roll high full toss made it easy, races through backward square leg\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Length around off, pushed to cover for a quick single\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, OUT Fast-handed stumping attempt from Dhoni, sent upstairs. Didn't look like Salt lifted his toe in real time. But let's see. Replay shows the front foot was on the line as he missed the on-the-up cover drive off the length ball angling away outside off. The toe didn't lift much but it did hover, the ball was on top of fifth stump, Dhoni didn't have to move his knees, which is when his superpower is unleashed. The time between the ball being caught and swooshed onto the stumps might be 0.10 seconds or fewer, remarkable reflexes and Salt - who probably didn't lift his foot even a centimetre - has to walk back for a good, but brief, 32. \n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 run Wicket's just fallen, but Kohli is happy to slog. It is the last over of the powerplay after all. The length ball is miscued to deep square leg. Went low off the bat Long leg and third out, slip in place\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, no run Length on top of leg, tries to flick it square, inside edges it onto pad\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 2 runs Launched over point, off the bottom of the bat though, lands halfway into the outfield and plugs\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, no run Under-edges the fullish length ball outside off onto the pitch and back to the keeper. Was a slower ball that Padikkal tried to cut\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, SIX runs Slot ball lands on leg and angles into the pad, Padikkal's upper body bends and the feet are mostly upright as he flicks it behind square. Pick-up shot\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 1 wide Down leg, the shortish ball is let go after Padikkal shaped to pull it\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run Another slower one from Curran, he's got a few of them out real early. 82.7ks lol. Landed around a back of length and spun in a touch, Padikkal was early on the full-faced punch, ball lobbed to the right of the bowler. Quick single to mid-off\n Jadeja to Padikkal, no run Beats the attempted slog sweep with a length ball on fourth\n Jadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs RCB continue to be proactive, Padikkal nails the slog sweep flat over forward square leg. The line is just outside off which makes the shot a touch less risky\n Jadeja to Padikkal, no run Beaten on the cut. Length ball lands on middle and off and goes through fourth. Not far from the stumps\n Jadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs Another sweep, this is fine. Padikkal walked across, got a touch too far inside the line but went through with the shot and got it through fine leg\n Jadeja to Padikkal, SIX runs More risk, more reward. Long-on is in place but Padikkal dances down to a quickish length ball, heaves it over long-on. Don't think he middled it but went through with the full swing\n Jadeja to Padikkal, 1 run Wide on a length, 97ks, turned into a wider ball by Padikkal making room. Ball goes off the bottom of the bat through point\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 1 wide Ooh, misses out. Shortish ball down leg, beaten on the one-knee pull. Padikkal wanted to go fine, tried playing it late\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 1 run Touch slower, on a length and at the pads, worked through the leg side\n Ashwin to Kohli, no run Kohli makes room and is followed by a 95ks length ball that skids a touch low, underedged cut goes towards cover\n Ashwin to Kohli, 1 run Tucked off the pads through square leg Devdutt Padikkal vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 18 RUNS 16 OUTS 1 SR 88.88 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 2 runs Backs away and launches an inside-out cover drive to a fourth-stump length ball. Ball lands halfway into the outfield and is stopped into the deep\n Ashwin to Padikkal, OUT Gaikwad claims a low catch at cover, Umpire Nitin Menon has his finger on the earpiece... and signals out. Guessing the third umpire was seeing the replays somehow. Anyway, The ball hovered low and travelled quick, both hands cupped the ball in front of Gaikwad's body. Was a full ball to which Padikkal made room and drove with a flourish. Great start but cut short, don't think RCB will mind that too much though. \n Ashwin to Patidar, 1 run Full on middle, flicked to wide long-on\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 leg bye Shortish ball at the ribs, tucked off the back foot through square leg\n Pathirana to Kohli, no run Beaten on the hook, Kohli's not happy it's not called wide. No review though. Was a bumper that landed around off and went over middle and leg, the batter was in the crease and tried to go fine. Side-on replay shows it actually was a touch over head-height\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run Length on the hips, clipped to deep-backward square leg\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Fullish length ball on the pads, flicked to deep fine leg. Looked like the slower one, pace not shown\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 wide Yorker slips well down leg. Let go. Dhoni takes two biggish leaps to the left and tumbles sideways to collect it low\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run Middle-stump yorker is executed to perfection, Kohli plays it beautifully too. Gets the front leg to the leg side and flicks it with ball just passing the crease through backward square leg. Amazing reflexes. Bowler smiles as the batter takes the run.\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Back of length outside off, guided to deep third. Timeout\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Sliced in the air... and it falls safely. Deep cover ran to his diagonal right but ball landed a few metres in front. Was a full ball outside off that Patidar tried to smear over extra cover.\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Stays leg side of the length ball and cuts to sweeper cover\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Length on off, 91ks, punched to cover. No spin there\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Slog swept along the ground, big back-lift and lots of power generated off the wrists, hit to the fielder though\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, no run Length over top of fourth, 94ks, cut off the splice into the grass nearby. Ball goes to cover\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, SIX runs This is what makes Patidar special. Takes on bowlers even after mistiming balls. This time, he makes room and wallops a slog sweep away over cow corner Time for Abhimanyu to come in\n Pathirana to Kohli, no run Ouch! Kohli is hurried by this Pathirana bouncer. Very well directed. Misses his pull and takes a blow on the helmet. Out comes the physio for the concussion check. But Kohli looks okay See all photos\n Pathirana to Kohli, SIX runs What a riposte from Kohli! Pathirana bangs it in short on off again and this time Kohli swivels and hooks it over the fine leg boundary\n Pathirana to Kohli, FOUR runs Pathirana goes fuller now and Kohli uses those famed wrists to flick it over midwicket! Noor had no chance there and the ball races away\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run Full outside off, Kohli wants to go big again but gets it off the bottom half as the ball rolls to long-on. Smashes his bat onto his thigh in frustration at missing out on that one\n Pathirana to Patidar, FOUR runs Patidar joins in on the fun now. This is full around off and he meets it with the full face of the bat. Lovely straight drive. Long-on runs across and dives but can only deflect it onto the ropes\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Taps this length ball square on the off side for a quick run. Good over after a quiet one from Noor at the other end\n Jadeja to Patidar, 1 run Tossed on a length outside off, Patidar uppishly punches it wide of mid-off for a quick run Virat Kohli vs Ravindra Jadeja BALLS 146 RUNS 158 OUTS 3 SR 108.21 4s\/6s 8\/4\n Jadeja to Kohli, 1 run Oooh, that was a chance. Kohli punches this length ball wide of mid-off for a quick run. The throw is just wide. kohli was a goner if that had hit!\n Jadeja to Patidar, 1 run Shelled! Oh my! Patidar top edges this slog sweep and skies it towards long-off. Hooda is under it and the ball just bobs out of his hands! That's a poor effort! See all photos\n Jadeja to Kohli, 2 runs Chipped down the ground and this one lands well short of the long-on fielder\n Jadeja to Kohli, 1 run Kohli makes room leg side and miscues this slog down the ground\n Jadeja to Patidar, 1 run Dropped a little short, Patidar cuts it away to deep point\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Patidar is dropped again! Length ball angled across, he goes inside out but miscues it. Tripathi was running in from deep cover and dives forward, but can't hold on. This was a tougher chance\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, OUT This time the catch is taken! Tossed up full on middle, Kohli looks to heave it leg-side but can't clear Rachin Ravindra at deep midwicket. Kohli is frustrated, and as he should be. 31 off 30 is not a knock he'll be happy about \n Noor Ahmad to Livingstone, no run On a length around middle, Middlestone punches to mid-off\n Noor Ahmad to Livingstone, 1 run Flatter and fuller around middle and off, Livingstone backs away and drives it out to the off side sweeper\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, no run This one drops just short! Patidar looks to take on this full ball angled across that goes on with the angle, gets a thick edge. Khaleel ran in from short third and dived but it was just short of him. Patidar living on the edge right now!\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Length ball punched out to the deep point fielder\n Jadeja to Patidar, SIX runs Patidar has middled that and how! Absolutely muscled over the square leg boundary! Gets one in the slot and puts it away RUNS 919 OUTS 23 4s\/6s 50\/67 SR 175.71 AVE 39.95\n Jadeja to Patidar, FOUR runs Patidar taking the attack to Jadeja now! Backs away to this ball on a length and slaps it away wide of long-off. That rocketed to the boundary\n Jadeja to Patidar, no run Jadeja now throws it wide to take it away from Patidar's arc. And just keeps it inside the tramlines. Patidar has a look at the umpire for a wide call, but nothing given\n Jadeja to Patidar, FOUR runs Jadeja darts one in wide again, Patidar goes after it now and gets a thick edge past Dhoni and that ball races away\n Jadeja to Patidar, no run Jadeja keeps going wide, this time beating the bat as Patidar has a swipe at it\n Jadeja to Patidar, 1 wide Jadeja goes wider, and this time it is called wide! That was well outside the line\n Jadeja to Patidar, no run Full and wide, Patidar with another big swing but can only get an edge that goes to short third on the bounce\n Khaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run It's a 90kph slower ball outside leg. Livingstone backed away and looked to work it leg side but goes between bat and pad. Good stop by Dhoni diving to his left\n Khaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, 1 run Dug in short on leg, Livingstone pulls it to deep square leg\n Khaleel Ahmed to Patidar, 1 run Length ball angled across him, Patidar goes across the stumps and opens the face late to steer it to deep third\n Khaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run Short ball on middle going across him, 125.5kph, and it stays low to beat Livingstone's pull\n Khaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, 2 runs Khaleel goes short again, this time Livingstone pulls it away straight of deep midwicket for a brace\n Khaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run Another slower bouncer deceives Livingstone as the ball stays below bat for his attempted cut. Good over from Khaleel Second timeout of the innings\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Bowls this into the pitch at 90kph, angled across Patidar, who smacks it along the carpet to long-off\n Noor Ahmad to Livingstone, SIX runs Just over the deep backward square leg fielder! Tossed up full outside leg, Livingstone backs away and slog sweeps this square on the leg side. The fielder was running to his left and leapt but to no avail Liam Livingstone vs Noor Ahmad BALLS 21 RUNS 27 OUTS 4 SR 128.57 4s\/6s 4\/1\n Noor Ahmad to Livingstone, OUT Noor fires back! Knocks him over Tossed full around leg again, Livingstone again goes for the slog sweep. He was early into this shot and loses his leg stump! \n Noor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run Short-ish and quite wide and Jitesh reaches out to cut it away to deep point\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Darted full on middle at 93kph, Patidar clears his front leg and drives it down to long-off\n Noor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs Inside out into the stands! Tossed up full outside off and Jitesh gets to the pitch of it and lofts it wide of mid-off!\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run On a length outside off, Patidar flicks it uppishly to deep square leg\n Pathirana to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run Full on the pads, Jitesh tucks it to long leg A nugget from our stat man: Fourth time Noor Ahmad has dismissed Liam Livingstone in five innings in T20s, across 21 balls\n Pathirana to Patidar, SIX runs Who says Patidar is just a spin basher? This is in the slot just outside off, Patidar steps across and heaves it clean over long-on!\n Pathirana to Patidar, no run Now a slower ball, dug in back of a length outside off. Patidar looks to pull but the ball stays below bat\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 wide Looks to fire in a yorker on the stumps, but messes up the line. goes down leg for a wide\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Whipped behind square leg, and hard, but Ravindra does well to stop that. That was a full toss on middle and leg and Patidar will feel annoyed he couldn't get more out of that\n Pathirana to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs Pulled into the gap! Dug in short outside off and Jitesh gets inside the line and swats it away\n Khaleel Ahmed to Patidar, FOUR runs 30-ball fifty for Patidar! His first as RCB captain, and he brings it out with an exquisite shot! It's a short ball angled across, he backs away and punches this with a vertical bat over backward point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Patidar, 1 run Low full toss on the pads, Patidar squeezes it out to cover\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, no run Hurries Jitesh with a back-of-length delivery on leg. Jitesh swivels to pull but misses and cops a blow around the hips\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, OUT Jadeja takes a good diving catch at deep midwicket and that's bye-bye for Jitesh. Khaleel goes short and across him, Jitesh looks to pull, like he did in the last over, but this time picks out the fielder. Jadeja has to dive in front, and he is as safe a pair of hands as you can as for \n Khaleel Ahmed to David, FOUR runs Starts off with a bang Gets one short and wide and cuts it hard behind point. One bounce four\n Khaleel Ahmed to David, no run Khaleel responds with a wide yorker. Excellently executed, keeping it just inside the line as David looks to squeeze it out. Looks like David has asked for a review for the wide not called. But to no avail\n Pathirana to Patidar, OUT This time, Patidar has to go! Pathirana goes full on leg at 146kph as Patidar backs away and looks to hit it down the ground. Slices it and the ball goes high on the off side. Curran at cover makes no mistake. A very important innings from the RCB skipper, but it's come to an end \n Pathirana to Krunal, no run Pathirana starts off with a yorker around off, squeezed out to cover\n Pathirana to Krunal, no run Yorker outside leg beats Krunal's attempted whip across the line!\n Pathirana to Krunal, 1 wide Short outside leg, and goes down leg as Krunal looks to swivel and pull. Called wide\n Pathirana to Krunal, OUT That's chipped straight to long-on! On a length around middle and leg, Krunal can't time this as he looks to go downtown, ending up reaching in front for it and it's a harmless lofted shot in the end. Hooda this time holds on! Krunal falls for a duck \n Pathirana to Bhuvneshwar, no run Full around off, Bhuvneshwar digs it out towards mid-off. No single taken\n Pathirana to Bhuvneshwar, no run ON a length around off, he wflicks it down to long-off. They don't take the single. Just one run conceded and two wickets. Excellent penultimate over from Pathirana\n Sam Curran to David, no run On a length outside off, David can only cut it to the point fielder\n Sam Curran to David, no run Wide yorker, executed to perfection! It dips to stay under the bat with David looking to hit it down the ground That last ball was 86kph!\n Sam Curran to David, SIX runs Now Curran errs, bowling a juicy full toss on the stumps and David plays a nice pickup shot behind square leg and it goes all the way\n Sam Curran to David, SIX runs Back-to-back sixes! This is full outside off, David clears his front leg and wallops this down the ground! Lands right in front of the sight screen\n Sam Curran to David, SIX runs Hat-trick of sixes! Length ball angled in from outside off, David brings out a big swing and muscles it over cow corner! Can Curran keep this under 200? Over the wicket now\n Sam Curran to David, 1 wide Goes for a wide yorker, but goes too wide!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Bhuvneshwar","David","Jitesh Sharma","Kohli","Krunal","Livingstone","Padikkal","Patidar","Salt"],"Runs":[0.0,22.0,12.0,31.0,0.0,10.0,27.0,51.0,32.0],"Balls_Faced":[2,7,6,30,3,9,14,32,16],"Fours":[0,1,1,2,0,0,2,4,5],"Sixes":[0,3,1,1,0,1,2,3,1],"S\/R":[0.0,314.29,200.0,103.33,0.0,111.11,192.86,159.38,200.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Jadeja b Ahmed","c Ravindra b Noor Ahmad","c Hooda b Pathirana","b Noor Ahmad","c Gaikwad b Ashwin","c Curran b Pathirana","st \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Jadeja","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Pathirana","Sam Curran"],"Balls":[12,18,24,24,24,17],"Runs_Given":[22.0,37.0,28.0,36.0,36.0,34.0],"Wickets":[1,0,1,3,2,0],"Overs":[2.0,3.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,2.5],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Akash Singh to Arya, no run .back of a length outside off. Shapes away nicely and Arya is happy to let it go. Well, that .is a collector's item first up! .Two slips waiting for an outside edge\nAkash Singh to Arya, no run .back of a length outside off, swinging away again. Arya has a slash at it (of course he .does) and only connects with the fresh mountain air\nAkash Singh to Arya, 1 run .angled in full on middle and off. Arya gets onto the front foot and works it towards deep .square leg to get off the mark\nAkash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run .on a length, curving back into the batter. Prabhsimran lets the ball come to him before .helping it into the mid wicket region\nAkash Singh to Arya, OUT .straight to the sweeper, and Arya bites the dust in the first over! Akash Singh has a .wicket in his first over, and LSG are underway! On a length, swerving away wide outside .off. Arya was always going to go after it but the late swing means he slices it a touch. .Arrows it straight down Mayank's throat at deep backward point and LSG are on the .board very early! .Priyansh Arya c Yadav b Akash Singh 1 (4b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 25\nAkash Singh to Inglis, FOUR runs .oh, hello! Fullish just outside off, shaping back in slightly. Does not matter to Inglis, .though. Does not matter to him one bit. He leans forward and cracks it past extra cover. .No one moved!\nMayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run .banged into the track wide outside off. Prabhsimran reaches out for it and cuts it down .to deep third. Bowled at 141kph\nMayank Yadav to Inglis, SIX runs .oh my goodness - Inglis is taking no prisoners! Another short ball outside off and this .sits up for Inglis. He hops up onto his toes, lifts up his front leg Calypso style and .dumps it over square leg! .See all photos\nMayank Yadav to Inglis, SIX runs .Stop everything folks, Inglis has come to play tonight! Marginally short outside off and .right where Inglis wants it. He rocks back and like Ricky Ponting used to in his heyday, .belts it over mid wicket!\nMayank Yadav to Inglis, SIX runs .three sixes in a row, and this has been palmed over the bar on the fence! Mayank dares .Inglis to make it three pulls out of three and Inglis says thank you very much. A bit more .of a shank, which brings Avesh into play at deep mid wicket but he can only parry it over .the fence!\nMayank Yadav to Inglis, no run .banged into the track again outside off (surprise, surprise). Bowled at just 133.8kph, .though, and Inglis is a touch early into his pull. Only a fresh-air shot\nMayank Yadav to Inglis, 1 run .angled in on a fullish length just outside off. Inglis presses forward and tips it to mid on .before haring across to the other end. Sharp, sharp single\nAkash Singh to Inglis, no run .full and swinging into middle and off. Inglis stays leg side of the ball and drives it .straight to extra cover. He timed that well too but just could not get the placement he .wanted .Around the wicket now\nAkash Singh to Inglis, no run .well well! Back of a length just outside off. Inglis makes up his mind to play the reverse .but fails to make contact. Ambitious stroke, it must be said .Back to over the wicket\nAkash Singh to Inglis, no run .oh dear - where are you going, Josh Inglis?! Slower ball on a length on the pads. Inglis .plays it to mid wicket and sets off for the single. Prabhsimran does not move a muscle .at the other end and a direct hit by Pooran would have been curtains for the Aussie .batter .Around the wicket again\nAkash Singh to Inglis, 1 run .just over! Off-pace on a length outside off. Inglis looks to go inside-out but is too early .into the stroke. Scuffs it uppishly towards Pooran at mid wicket and just clears him .Over the wicket again\nAkash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run .slower ball on a fullish length outside off. Prabhsimran waits for it and runs it down to .short third\nAkash Singh to Inglis, no run .off-pace and dug into the track outside off. Inglis gets up on his toes and jabs it towards .cover point. A two-run over to follow up a six-run over - solid work by Akash Singh!\nMayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run .hard length outside off and this takes off. Prabhsimran looks to dab it fine but is beaten .by the extra pace and lift\nMayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Prabhsimran gets up on his toes and dabs it .towards backward point\nMayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .watch that ball sail into the sea of red! Short and wide outside off, and Prabhsimran .climbs into it. Throws the kitchen sink at it and flays it over backward point!\nMayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run .slower delivery dug in short on middle and leg. Prabhsimran backs away and hacks it in .rather agricultural fashion towards mid wicket\nMayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .fetch that too, says Prabhsimran Singh! Another slower ball and this is getting a little .predictable now (although never thought we'd be able to say this about Mayank Yadav). .Prabhsimran lines it up and slugs it over mid on!\nMayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .four to finish the over, and Mayank has been ripped apart so far tonight! On the shorter .side again and offering width. Prabhsimran waits on it and chops it between backward .point and short third!\nAkash Singh to Inglis, SIX runs .and he gets pumped over his head! PBKS have come out swinging! Right in the slot .outside off and Akash gets met. Absolutely met. Inglis bends his back knee a touch, .goes through the line and slams it over the long off fence! .Over the wicket now\nAkash Singh to Inglis, no run .cutter on a back of a length on middle and off. Inglis shapes for the cut but does not .have as much room to work with. Swish and a miss\nAkash Singh to Inglis, OUT .taken on the fence, and Inglis has to depart after a sprightly cameo! Slower ball dug .into the track on middle stump. Inglis' eyes light up and he thinks there is a six for the .taking. Swipes at it and gets decent contact but does not get the elevation he is after. .Miller, stood on the deep mid wicket fence, extends his arms fully over his head and .completes the catch, while also ensuring he does not step onto the fence. Two wickets .in three overs for Akash, and PBKS lose their second! .Josh Inglis c Miller b Akash Singh 30 (14b 1x4 4x6 17m) SR: 214.28\nAkash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Shreyas is up and running too! Back of a length, angling across the batter outside off. .Shreyas uses the width and slaps it past extra cover! .Here's Sampath with an amazing stat. Five sixes conceded by Mayank Yadav in his first .two overs. Only three other bowlers have conceded as many sixes in the powerplay in .an IPL innings - Albie Morkel (vs MI, 2008), Lalit Yadav (vs SRH, 2024) and Khaleel .Ahmed (vs KKR, 2025). Morkel and Khaleel bowled three PP overs in those games.\nAkash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .off-pace on a back of a length on off. Shreyas drops it into the off side with soft hands .and gets across for an easy single\nAkash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run .slower ball on a full length wide outside off. Prabhsimran waits for the ball to arrive .before tapping it towards backward point\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Prabhsimran hangs back and cuts it towards deep point\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and jabs it towards backward .point\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 2 runs .goes a mile up, and goes shelled at mid off! Slot ball outside off and Prabhsimran tries .to hit that into the mountains. Cuts across it too much and Pooran, settling under it, .makes an absolute meal of it. He never established a solid base and could not hold on .See all photos\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, no run .short and wide outside off. Prabhsimran cuts it towards backward point, who dives .sharply to his left and saves four. Markram the fielder\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 2 runs .fuller outside off. Prabhsimran gets onto the front foot and drives it past extra cover for .a couple of runs. Not the cleanest of connections, though\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .authoritative with a capital A! Back of a length outside off. Prabhsimran spots the .length early, stands up tall and mauls it over the bowler's head!\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .on a length outside off. Shreyas gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards deep .point .Slip for Prabhsimran too\nRathi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Prabhsimran is not sparing Rathi either! This is a very clever stroke. Shortish outside .off and Prabhsimran uses the softest of touches to steer it behind point!\nRathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Prabhsimran stays back and knocks it towards long on\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .full just outside off. Shreyas presses forward and eases it down the ground to long off\nRathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run .fuller outside off. Prabhsimran lunges forward and turns it towards long on\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .on a length just outside off. Sticks in the surface a touch and Shreyas chips it over the .bowler's head for a single .LSG take the time-out, and will need to regroup. PBKS have come hard at them and have .largely succeeded. The pitch could also flatten out with the moisture evaporating and .that might make things tougher for the bowling side\nAkash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .length just outside off. Shreyas transfers his weight forward and drives it on the up .towards long off\nAkash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run .slower ball on a length outside off. Prabhsimran plays with soft hands and nurdles it .towards backward point\nAkash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .short and wide outside off. Shreyas goes back and across before cutting it to deep .point's left. Good work by Miller to ensure it is just a brace\nAkash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .smashed! Dug into the track outside off. Shreyas fights the angle a little but still .manages to muscle it over mid on. Not the cleanest of connections but Shreyas will not .mind the result!\nAkash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .short and wide again. Shreyas hangs back in his crease and jabs it powerfully towards .deep point\nAkash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run .slow and short wide outside off. Prabhsimran sits deep in his crease before dabbing it .towards backward point. He will feel he missed out there\nPrince Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run .back of a length in and around off. Prabhsimran lets the ball come to him before cutting .it off the stumps towards backward point\nPrince Yadav to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .cleverly done! Banged into the track outside off and Prabhsimran telegraphs this. Waits .for the ball and then, nonchalantly, ramps it over the keeper's head!\nPrince Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run .back of a length outside off. Prabhsimran takes a step down the track and swishes at it .wildly. Only connects with fresh air\nPrince Yadav to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .top shot! On the shorter side and offering a teensy bit of width. Prabhsimran cashes in .and places it perfectly between deep cover point and backward point!\nPrince Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run .fuller outside off. Prabhsimran presses forward and pushes it towards mid off for a .single\nPrince Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .very full outside off. Shreyas opens his bat face this time and guides it towards deep .point\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .leg-cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and dabs it .towards backward point for a sharpish single\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, no run .shortens the length after seeing the batter advance. Prabhsimran has a swish at it .anyway but fails to lay bat on ball. That fizzed past his flailing blade\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run .slow and short outside off. Prabhsimran gets on top of the bounce and cuts it towards .backward point, whose slight misfield allows the single. Badoni the guilty party\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .banged in short outside off and this sails over the batter's head. Shreyas lets it go and .the umpire calls it a wide\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .dug into the track outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and slaps it towards extra .cover\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run .hard length just outside off. Prabhsimran drops it into the backward point region and .saunters across to the other end\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, no run .back of a length just outside off and this keeps a little low. Shreyas has a stab at it .hurriedly but the ball squirms under the toe-end of his bat","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs PBKS, 54th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Akash Singh to Arya, no run back of a length outside off. Shapes away nicely and Arya is happy to let it go. Well, that is a collector's item first up! Two slips waiting for an outside edge\n Akash Singh to Arya, no run \n Akash Singh to Arya, 1 run angled in full on middle and off. Arya gets onto the front foot and works it towards deep square leg to get off the mark\n Akash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run on a length, curving back into the batter. Prabhsimran lets the ball come to him before helping it into the mid wicket region\n Akash Singh to Arya, OUT straight to the sweeper, and Arya bites the dust in the first over! Akash Singh has a wicket in his first over, and LSG are underway! On a length, swerving away wide outside off. Arya was always going to go after it but the late swing means he slices it a touch. Arrows it straight down Mayank's throat at deep backward point and LSG are on the board very early! \n Akash Singh to Inglis, FOUR runs oh, hello! Fullish just outside off, shaping back in slightly. Does not matter to Inglis, though. Does not matter to him one bit. He leans forward and cracks it past extra cover. No one moved!\n Mayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run banged into the track wide outside off. Prabhsimran reaches out for it and cuts it down to deep third. Bowled at 141kph\n Mayank Yadav to Inglis, SIX runs oh my goodness - Inglis is taking no prisoners! Another short ball outside off and this sits up for Inglis. He hops up onto his toes, lifts up his front leg Calypso style and dumps it over square leg! See all photos\n Mayank Yadav to Inglis, SIX runs Stop everything folks, Inglis has come to play tonight! Marginally short outside off and right where Inglis wants it. He rocks back and like Ricky Ponting used to in his heyday, belts it over mid wicket!\n Mayank Yadav to Inglis, SIX runs three sixes in a row, and this has been palmed over the bar on the fence! Mayank dares Inglis to make it three pulls out of three and Inglis says thank you very much. A bit more of a shank, which brings Avesh into play at deep mid wicket but he can only parry it over the fence!\n Mayank Yadav to Inglis, no run though, and Inglis is a touch early into his pull. Only a fresh-air shot\n Mayank Yadav to Inglis, 1 run angled in on a fullish length just outside off. Inglis presses forward and tips it to mid on before haring across to the other end. Sharp, sharp single\n Akash Singh to Inglis, no run full and swinging into middle and off. Inglis stays leg side of the ball and drives it straight to extra cover. He timed that well too but just could not get the placement he wanted Around the wicket now\n Akash Singh to Inglis, no run well well! Back of a length just outside off. Inglis makes up his mind to play the reverse but fails to make contact. Ambitious stroke, it must be said Back to over the wicket\n Akash Singh to Inglis, no run oh dear - where are you going, Josh Inglis?! Slower ball on a length on the pads. Inglis plays it to mid wicket and sets off for the single. Prabhsimran does not move a muscle at the other end and a direct hit by Pooran would have been curtains for the Aussie batter Around the wicket again\n Akash Singh to Inglis, 1 run just over! Off-pace on a length outside off. Inglis looks to go inside-out but is too early into the stroke. Scuffs it uppishly towards Pooran at mid wicket and just clears him Over the wicket again\n Akash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run slower ball on a fullish length outside off. Prabhsimran waits for it and runs it down to short third\n Akash Singh to Inglis, no run off-pace and dug into the track outside off. Inglis gets up on his toes and jabs it towards cover point. A two-run over to follow up a six-run over - solid work by Akash Singh!\n Mayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run hard length outside off and this takes off. Prabhsimran looks to dab it fine but is beaten by the extra pace and lift\n Mayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run back of a length on middle and off. Prabhsimran gets up on his toes and dabs it towards backward point\n Mayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, SIX runs watch that ball sail into the sea of red! Short and wide outside off, and Prabhsimran climbs into it. Throws the kitchen sink at it and flays it over backward point!\n Mayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run slower delivery dug in short on middle and leg. Prabhsimran backs away and hacks it in rather agricultural fashion towards mid wicket\n Mayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, SIX runs fetch that too, says Prabhsimran Singh! Another slower ball and this is getting a little Prabhsimran lines it up and slugs it over mid on!\n Mayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs four to finish the over, and Mayank has been ripped apart so far tonight! On the shorter side again and offering width. Prabhsimran waits on it and chops it between backward point and short third!\n Akash Singh to Inglis, SIX runs and he gets pumped over his head! PBKS have come out swinging! Right in the slot outside off and Akash gets met. Absolutely met. Inglis bends his back knee a touch, goes through the line and slams it over the long off fence! Over the wicket now\n Akash Singh to Inglis, no run cutter on a back of a length on middle and off. Inglis shapes for the cut but does not have as much room to work with. Swish and a miss\n Akash Singh to Inglis, OUT taken on the fence, and Inglis has to depart after a sprightly cameo! Slower ball dug into the track on middle stump. Inglis' eyes light up and he thinks there is a six for the taking. Swipes at it and gets decent contact but does not get the elevation he is after. Miller, stood on the deep mid wicket fence, extends his arms fully over his head and completes the catch, while also ensuring he does not step onto the fence. Two wickets in three overs for Akash, and PBKS lose their second! \n Akash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Shreyas is up and running too! Back of a length, angling across the batter outside off. Shreyas uses the width and slaps it past extra cover! Here's Sampath with an amazing stat. Five sixes conceded by Mayank Yadav in his first two overs. Only three other bowlers have conceded as many sixes in the powerplay in \n Akash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run off-pace on a back of a length on off. Shreyas drops it into the off side with soft hands and gets across for an easy single\n Akash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run slower ball on a full length wide outside off. Prabhsimran waits for the ball to arrive before tapping it towards backward point\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run short and wide outside off. Prabhsimran hangs back and cuts it towards deep point\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run back of a length outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and jabs it towards backward point\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 2 runs goes a mile up, and goes shelled at mid off! Slot ball outside off and Prabhsimran tries to hit that into the mountains. Cuts across it too much and Pooran, settling under it, makes an absolute meal of it. He never established a solid base and could not hold on See all photos\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, no run short and wide outside off. Prabhsimran cuts it towards backward point, who dives sharply to his left and saves four. Markram the fielder\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 2 runs fuller outside off. Prabhsimran gets onto the front foot and drives it past extra cover for a couple of runs. Not the cleanest of connections, though\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs authoritative with a capital A! Back of a length outside off. Prabhsimran spots the length early, stands up tall and mauls it over the bowler's head!\n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run on a length outside off. Shreyas gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards deep point Slip for Prabhsimran too\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Prabhsimran is not sparing Rathi either! This is a very clever stroke. Shortish outside off and Prabhsimran uses the softest of touches to steer it behind point!\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Prabhsimran stays back and knocks it towards long on\n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run full just outside off. Shreyas presses forward and eases it down the ground to long off\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run fuller outside off. Prabhsimran lunges forward and turns it towards long on\n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run on a length just outside off. Sticks in the surface a touch and Shreyas chips it over the bowler's head for a single LSG take the time-out, and will need to regroup. PBKS have come hard at them and have largely succeeded. The pitch could also flatten out with the moisture evaporating and that might make things tougher for the bowling side\n Akash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run length just outside off. Shreyas transfers his weight forward and drives it on the up towards long off\n Akash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run slower ball on a length outside off. Prabhsimran plays with soft hands and nurdles it towards backward point\n Akash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs short and wide outside off. Shreyas goes back and across before cutting it to deep point's left. Good work by Miller to ensure it is just a brace\n Akash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs smashed! Dug into the track outside off. Shreyas fights the angle a little but still manages to muscle it over mid on. Not the cleanest of connections but Shreyas will not mind the result!\n Akash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run short and wide again. Shreyas hangs back in his crease and jabs it powerfully towards deep point\n Akash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run slow and short wide outside off. Prabhsimran sits deep in his crease before dabbing it towards backward point. He will feel he missed out there\n Prince Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run back of a length in and around off. Prabhsimran lets the ball come to him before cutting it off the stumps towards backward point\n Prince Yadav to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs cleverly done! Banged into the track outside off and Prabhsimran telegraphs this. Waits for the ball and then, nonchalantly, ramps it over the keeper's head!\n Prince Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run back of a length outside off. Prabhsimran takes a step down the track and swishes at it wildly. Only connects with fresh air\n Prince Yadav to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs top shot! On the shorter side and offering a teensy bit of width. Prabhsimran cashes in and places it perfectly between deep cover point and backward point!\n Prince Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run fuller outside off. Prabhsimran presses forward and pushes it towards mid off for a single\n Prince Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run very full outside off. Shreyas opens his bat face this time and guides it towards deep point\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run leg-cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and dabs it towards backward point for a sharpish single\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, no run shortens the length after seeing the batter advance. Prabhsimran has a swish at it anyway but fails to lay bat on ball. That fizzed past his flailing blade\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run slow and short outside off. Prabhsimran gets on top of the bounce and cuts it towards backward point, whose slight misfield allows the single. Badoni the guilty party\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide banged in short outside off and this sails over the batter's head. Shreyas lets it go and the umpire calls it a wide\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run dug into the track outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and slaps it towards extra cover\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run hard length just outside off. Prabhsimran drops it into the backward point region and saunters across to the other end\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, no run back of a length just outside off and this keeps a little low. Shreyas has a stab at it hurriedly but the ball squirms under the toe-end of his bat","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Inglis","Prabhsimran","Shreyas Iyer"],"Runs":[1.0,30.0,48.0,20.0],"Balls_Faced":[4,14,28,14],"Fours":[0,1,5,2],"Sixes":[0,4,2,0],"S\/R":[25.0,214.29,171.43,142.86],"dismissal":["c Yadav b Akash Singh","c Miller b Akash Singh","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Akash Singh","Avesh Khan","Mayank Yadav","Prince Yadav","Rathi"],"Balls":[24,12,12,6,6],"Runs_Given":[30.0,15.0,36.0,10.0,9.0],"Wickets":[2,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[4.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Akash Singh to Arya, no run .back of a length outside off. Shapes away nicely and Arya is happy to let it go. Well, that .is a collector's item first up! .Two slips waiting for an outside edge\nAkash Singh to Arya, no run .back of a length outside off, swinging away again. Arya has a slash at it (of course he .does) and only connects with the fresh mountain air\nAkash Singh to Arya, 1 run .angled in full on middle and off. Arya gets onto the front foot and works it towards deep .square leg to get off the mark\nAkash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run .on a length, curving back into the batter. Prabhsimran lets the ball come to him before .helping it into the mid wicket region\nAkash Singh to Arya, OUT .straight to the sweeper, and Arya bites the dust in the first over! Akash Singh has a .wicket in his first over, and LSG are underway! On a length, swerving away wide outside .off. Arya was always going to go after it but the late swing means he slices it a touch. .Arrows it straight down Mayank's throat at deep backward point and LSG are on the .board very early! .Priyansh Arya c Yadav b Akash Singh 1 (4b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 25\nAkash Singh to Inglis, FOUR runs .oh, hello! Fullish just outside off, shaping back in slightly. Does not matter to Inglis, .though. Does not matter to him one bit. He leans forward and cracks it past extra cover. .No one moved!\nMayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run .banged into the track wide outside off. Prabhsimran reaches out for it and cuts it down .to deep third. Bowled at 141kph\nMayank Yadav to Inglis, SIX runs .oh my goodness - Inglis is taking no prisoners! Another short ball outside off and this .sits up for Inglis. He hops up onto his toes, lifts up his front leg Calypso style and .dumps it over square leg! .See all photos\nMayank Yadav to Inglis, SIX runs .Stop everything folks, Inglis has come to play tonight! Marginally short outside off and .right where Inglis wants it. He rocks back and like Ricky Ponting used to in his heyday, .belts it over mid wicket!\nMayank Yadav to Inglis, SIX runs .three sixes in a row, and this has been palmed over the bar on the fence! Mayank dares .Inglis to make it three pulls out of three and Inglis says thank you very much. A bit more .of a shank, which brings Avesh into play at deep mid wicket but he can only parry it over .the fence!\nMayank Yadav to Inglis, no run .banged into the track again outside off (surprise, surprise). Bowled at just 133.8kph, .though, and Inglis is a touch early into his pull. Only a fresh-air shot\nMayank Yadav to Inglis, 1 run .angled in on a fullish length just outside off. Inglis presses forward and tips it to mid on .before haring across to the other end. Sharp, sharp single\nAkash Singh to Inglis, no run .full and swinging into middle and off. Inglis stays leg side of the ball and drives it .straight to extra cover. He timed that well too but just could not get the placement he .wanted .Around the wicket now\nAkash Singh to Inglis, no run .well well! Back of a length just outside off. Inglis makes up his mind to play the reverse .but fails to make contact. Ambitious stroke, it must be said .Back to over the wicket\nAkash Singh to Inglis, no run .oh dear - where are you going, Josh Inglis?! Slower ball on a length on the pads. Inglis .plays it to mid wicket and sets off for the single. Prabhsimran does not move a muscle .at the other end and a direct hit by Pooran would have been curtains for the Aussie .batter .Around the wicket again\nAkash Singh to Inglis, 1 run .just over! Off-pace on a length outside off. Inglis looks to go inside-out but is too early .into the stroke. Scuffs it uppishly towards Pooran at mid wicket and just clears him .Over the wicket again\nAkash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run .slower ball on a fullish length outside off. Prabhsimran waits for it and runs it down to .short third\nAkash Singh to Inglis, no run .off-pace and dug into the track outside off. Inglis gets up on his toes and jabs it towards .cover point. A two-run over to follow up a six-run over - solid work by Akash Singh!\nMayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run .hard length outside off and this takes off. Prabhsimran looks to dab it fine but is beaten .by the extra pace and lift\nMayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Prabhsimran gets up on his toes and dabs it .towards backward point\nMayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .watch that ball sail into the sea of red! Short and wide outside off, and Prabhsimran .climbs into it. Throws the kitchen sink at it and flays it over backward point!\nMayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run .slower delivery dug in short on middle and leg. Prabhsimran backs away and hacks it in .rather agricultural fashion towards mid wicket\nMayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .fetch that too, says Prabhsimran Singh! Another slower ball and this is getting a little .predictable now (although never thought we'd be able to say this about Mayank Yadav). .Prabhsimran lines it up and slugs it over mid on!\nMayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .four to finish the over, and Mayank has been ripped apart so far tonight! On the shorter .side again and offering width. Prabhsimran waits on it and chops it between backward .point and short third!\nAkash Singh to Inglis, SIX runs .and he gets pumped over his head! PBKS have come out swinging! Right in the slot .outside off and Akash gets met. Absolutely met. Inglis bends his back knee a touch, .goes through the line and slams it over the long off fence! .Over the wicket now\nAkash Singh to Inglis, no run .cutter on a back of a length on middle and off. Inglis shapes for the cut but does not .have as much room to work with. Swish and a miss\nAkash Singh to Inglis, OUT .taken on the fence, and Inglis has to depart after a sprightly cameo! Slower ball dug .into the track on middle stump. Inglis' eyes light up and he thinks there is a six for the .taking. Swipes at it and gets decent contact but does not get the elevation he is after. .Miller, stood on the deep mid wicket fence, extends his arms fully over his head and .completes the catch, while also ensuring he does not step onto the fence. Two wickets .in three overs for Akash, and PBKS lose their second! .Josh Inglis c Miller b Akash Singh 30 (14b 1x4 4x6 17m) SR: 214.28\nAkash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Shreyas is up and running too! Back of a length, angling across the batter outside off. .Shreyas uses the width and slaps it past extra cover! .Here's Sampath with an amazing stat. Five sixes conceded by Mayank Yadav in his first .two overs. Only three other bowlers have conceded as many sixes in the powerplay in .an IPL innings - Albie Morkel (vs MI, 2008), Lalit Yadav (vs SRH, 2024) and Khaleel .Ahmed (vs KKR, 2025). Morkel and Khaleel bowled three PP overs in those games.\nAkash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .off-pace on a back of a length on off. Shreyas drops it into the off side with soft hands .and gets across for an easy single\nAkash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run .slower ball on a full length wide outside off. Prabhsimran waits for the ball to arrive .before tapping it towards backward point\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Prabhsimran hangs back and cuts it towards deep point\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and jabs it towards backward .point\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 2 runs .goes a mile up, and goes shelled at mid off! Slot ball outside off and Prabhsimran tries .to hit that into the mountains. Cuts across it too much and Pooran, settling under it, .makes an absolute meal of it. He never established a solid base and could not hold on .See all photos\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, no run .short and wide outside off. Prabhsimran cuts it towards backward point, who dives .sharply to his left and saves four. Markram the fielder\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 2 runs .fuller outside off. Prabhsimran gets onto the front foot and drives it past extra cover for .a couple of runs. Not the cleanest of connections, though\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .authoritative with a capital A! Back of a length outside off. Prabhsimran spots the .length early, stands up tall and mauls it over the bowler's head!\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .on a length outside off. Shreyas gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards deep .point .Slip for Prabhsimran too\nRathi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Prabhsimran is not sparing Rathi either! This is a very clever stroke. Shortish outside .off and Prabhsimran uses the softest of touches to steer it behind point!\nRathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Prabhsimran stays back and knocks it towards long on\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .full just outside off. Shreyas presses forward and eases it down the ground to long off\nRathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run .fuller outside off. Prabhsimran lunges forward and turns it towards long on\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .on a length just outside off. Sticks in the surface a touch and Shreyas chips it over the .bowler's head for a single .LSG take the time-out, and will need to regroup. PBKS have come hard at them and have .largely succeeded. The pitch could also flatten out with the moisture evaporating and .that might make things tougher for the bowling side\nAkash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .length just outside off. Shreyas transfers his weight forward and drives it on the up .towards long off\nAkash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run .slower ball on a length outside off. Prabhsimran plays with soft hands and nurdles it .towards backward point\nAkash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .short and wide outside off. Shreyas goes back and across before cutting it to deep .point's left. Good work by Miller to ensure it is just a brace\nAkash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .smashed! Dug into the track outside off. Shreyas fights the angle a little but still .manages to muscle it over mid on. Not the cleanest of connections but Shreyas will not .mind the result!\nAkash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .short and wide again. Shreyas hangs back in his crease and jabs it powerfully towards .deep point\nAkash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run .slow and short wide outside off. Prabhsimran sits deep in his crease before dabbing it .towards backward point. He will feel he missed out there\nPrince Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run .back of a length in and around off. Prabhsimran lets the ball come to him before cutting .it off the stumps towards backward point\nPrince Yadav to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .cleverly done! Banged into the track outside off and Prabhsimran telegraphs this. Waits .for the ball and then, nonchalantly, ramps it over the keeper's head!\nPrince Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run .back of a length outside off. Prabhsimran takes a step down the track and swishes at it .wildly. Only connects with fresh air\nPrince Yadav to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .top shot! On the shorter side and offering a teensy bit of width. Prabhsimran cashes in .and places it perfectly between deep cover point and backward point!\nPrince Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run .fuller outside off. Prabhsimran presses forward and pushes it towards mid off for a .single\nPrince Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .very full outside off. Shreyas opens his bat face this time and guides it towards deep .point\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .leg-cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and dabs it .towards backward point for a sharpish single\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, no run .shortens the length after seeing the batter advance. Prabhsimran has a swish at it .anyway but fails to lay bat on ball. That fizzed past his flailing blade\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run .slow and short outside off. Prabhsimran gets on top of the bounce and cuts it towards .backward point, whose slight misfield allows the single. Badoni the guilty party\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .banged in short outside off and this sails over the batter's head. Shreyas lets it go and .the umpire calls it a wide\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .dug into the track outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and slaps it towards extra .cover\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run .hard length just outside off. Prabhsimran drops it into the backward point region and .saunters across to the other end\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, no run .back of a length just outside off and this keeps a little low. Shreyas has a stab at it .hurriedly but the ball squirms under the toe-end of his bat\nMayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Prabhsimran taps it towards extra cover and calls for the .single early. Has to scurry but makes it comfortably in the end\nMayank Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Shreyas with a much-needed boundary! Full and slanting into the pads. Shreyas picks .the line up really early and clips it effortlessly to mid on's right. That was bowled at .around 137kph!\nMayank Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .dug into the track just outside off. Bowled at 134.8kph and this rushes Shreyas on the .pull. He shanks it to mid on and dashes across to the other end\nMayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run .slower ball on a back of a length outside off. Prabhsimran plays it late and runs it down .to deep third. Brings up his seventh half-century in IPL cricket, his third on the trot this .season, and this one has come off 30 balls!\nMayank Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, no run .hard length, 136.5kph, honing into off stump. Shreyas gets tucked up on the pull and .scuffs it back towards the bowler\nMayank Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .banged into the track with more conviction but this sails harmlessly over the batter's .head. Called a wide. That was bowled at 135.7kph\nMayank Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .short outside off. Shreyas jumps up onto his toes and cuts it towards deep point. Keeps .strike too\nPrince Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .the new bat works a charm straightaway! Right in the slot outside off. Shreyas .establishes a strong base, goes through the line and launches it over long off!\nPrince Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .shortish just outside off. Shreyas opens up his stance and tugs it to long on's right. .Samad cuts it off but not before Shreyas canters back for two\nPrince Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .up and over! Shreyas is on the charge now! Another attempted yorker that ends up as a .slot ball, angling into off stump. Shreyas plants his front foot and lifts it comfortably .over mid off!\nPrince Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, no run .back of a length outside off. Shreyas hangs back and jabs it towards backward point\nPrince Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .juicy full toss on off stump but Shreyas misses out. Perhaps taken by surprise a little .and he stabs it back past the bowler for a single\nPrince Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run .off-pace and dug into the track outside off. Works out perfectly for Prince because .Prabhsimran is shaping to scoop it. The lack of pace means he makes no contact\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .of course he does! Rathi tries to follow Shreyas outside leg but this is in the slot and .into the hitting swing. A clean pick-up through the line and the ball soars over long on!\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .six and out, and Rathi has his man! The first time Shreyas has fallen to spin this .season too! Floated up on a fullish length outside off and this seems to shape away or .spin away just a little. Shreyas, looking to go inside-out, slices across it too much and .lobs it towards backward point. Mayank does the rest and the Rathi notebook .celebration is out, with that celebration taking place on his hand instead of the turf. .Shreyas departs for 45 but not before injecting momentum into this innings! .Shreyas Iyer c Yadav b Rathi 45 (25b 4x4 2x6 34m) SR: 180\nRathi to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Wadhera says hello to Rathi with a boundary! Short and wide outside off. Wadhera .reaches out for it and slaps it past extra cover. Markram sprawls to his right after .running around from long off and gets a hand to it, but can only push it into the ropes!\nRathi to Wadhera, no run .back of a length outside off. Wadhera goes back and taps it towards extra cover\nRathi to Wadhera, 1 run .another drag-down outside off. Wadhera waits for it and cuts it powerfully towards .cover, who gets down low to his left and saves three\nRathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Prabhsimran goes back and plays with the spin, easing it .towards deep backward square leg\nPrince Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run .full outside off. Prabhsimran sits deep in his crease and drills it towards long off\nPrince Yadav to Wadhera, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Wadhera lets the ball come to him before tucking it off .his pads towards deep square leg\nPrince Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run .slower bumper wide outside off. Prabhsimran shapes for the uppercut but has no pace .to work with. Plays and misses\nPrince Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Prabhsimran does well to reach it but cannot do much with .it apart from that. Dabs it uppishly to deep point\nPrince Yadav to Wadhera, 1 wide .banged into the track outside off. Wadhera ducks under it and then sees the square leg .umpire stretch out his arms\nPrince Yadav to Wadhera, SIX runs .as nonchalant as you'd like! In the slot just outside leg and Wadhera capitalizes. Gets .down low, snaps his wrists into action and helps it over the fine leg fence!\nPrince Yadav to Wadhera, no run .off-pace on a back of a length just outside off. Wadhera does not pick the variation early .and is also beaten by the slight extra bounce. Past the shoulder of the bat and that will .be a dot\nRathi to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .high into the night sky and deep into the stands! Darted into the slot on middle and leg. .Prabhsimran gets down on one knee and smokes it over deep backward square leg!\nRathi to Prabhsimran, no run .on a length just outside off. Prabhsimran reads the away-going delivery off the pitch and .can do nothing but defend\nRathi to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .six more! Exactly the same stroke, and exactly the same result! Angled in again, and .into the slot on leg stump. Prabhsimran picks it up on the sweep and slams it over deep .backward square leg!\nRathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run .flighted up full outside off. Prabhsimran lunges forward and knocks it to long on. Happy .with a single after two sixes in the over\nRathi to Wadhera, FOUR runs .shot! Back of a length outside off and this sits up to be hit. Wadhera uses the width on .offer and blazes it past extra cover. Markram had no chance at long off either!\nRathi to Wadhera, no run .back of a length just outside off. Wadhera stays back and pokes it towards the bowler, .who misfields slightly. Wadhera wants to run on it but his partner says no\nPrince Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run .almost a yorker on middle and off. Prabhsimran still cannot get under it and drills it .back past the stumps. Just a single\nPrince Yadav to Wadhera, OUT .bowled'im around his legs, and Wadhera's cameo has been cut short! Sizzling yorker on .leg stump. Wadhera tries the cute, little paddle round the corner but probably picks the .wrong ball to do so. Too full to be playing that stroke and he does not get any bat on it. .Hears the death rattle soon after and no real celebration from Prince Yadav. That could .still be a vital wicket, though, given how Wadhera had begun! .Nehal Wadhera b Prince Yadav 16 (9b 2x4 1x6 13m) SR: 177.77\nPrince Yadav to Shashank Singh, 1 run .into the blockhole on off stump. Shashank jams down on it and digs it out towards mid .wicket\nPrince Yadav to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .just over the leaping fielder! Slower bumper outside off. Prabhsimran picks it early .enough and nearly swings himself off his feet. Does not middle it entirely but it has .enough muscle behind it to clear Pooran, who did everything to try and rein it in!\nPrince Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run .full outside off. Prabhsimran sits deep in his crease and powers it down the ground to .long off\nPrince Yadav to Shashank Singh, 1 run .top yorker to finish the over. Just outside off and Shashank can only squeeze it out to .backward point\nMayank Yadav to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .oh dear - that is sloppy! Follows the batter outside leg with a hard length delivery. .Shashank tugs it round the corner towards fine leg, where Avesh makes a complete .mess of it. Does not pick it early enough and then cannot bend down in time!\nMayank Yadav to Shashank Singh, no run .oh, how has that missed?! Slower ball on a fullish length just outside off. Shashank has .a wild swing at it and misses. Another coat of paint on off stump and it would have .been pegged back...\nMayank Yadav to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .goes a mile up and lands into vacant space! Off-pace on a back of a length on middle .stump. Shashank gets under it completely and drop-kicks it right between deep mid .wicket and long on\nMayank Yadav to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .bye bye ball, and call a taxi to fetch that one back! This is short and slanting down leg. .Right where Shashank wants it and he demolishes it over fine leg. Onto the roof and .away into the mountains! .A change of ball because Shashank smashed the previous one out of sight\nMayank Yadav to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .shortish outside off. Shashank gets up on his toes and cuts it uppishly towards deep .point. A bit of a misfield and that makes the second a much more comfortable exercise\nMayank Yadav to Shashank Singh, 1 run .slanted in full on middle and leg, bowled at 139.5kph. Shashank flicks it on the bounce .to deep mid wicket\nAvesh Khan to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .oh my - what a shot that is! Full and wide outside off. Shashank moves across his .stumps, unfurls the reverse-ramp and nails it over short third! .See all photos\nAvesh Khan to Shashank Singh, 1 wide .short and a mile outside off. Shashank lets it go and the umpire has to indulge in some .more exercise\nAvesh Khan to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .edged and four! LSG bleeding runs now! Full and wide again and unless Avesh nails the .wide yorker, it will always be a boundary-scoring chance. Shashank swings at it with all .his might and skews it over backward point!\nAvesh Khan to Shashank Singh, 1 run .low full toss on middle and off. Shashank shuffles across and tugs it towards deep mid .wicket\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .pick the bones out of that one too! Slower ball that sits in the surface and then sits up .just outside off. Prabhsimran cannot believe his luck and wallops it over cow corner! .200 up for PBKS. 225 well within reach from here, with 14 balls to go\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .four more! Avesh does not know where to look, and he probably does not know where .to bowl too! Misses the wide yorker by a smidgen on the shorter side. Prabhsimran .swishes at it with everything he has and the ball flies off the outside edge past short .third! .Not sure LSG have planned this well. Short third and backward point are in the ring, and .Avesh is bowling wide\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .oh my days - this is a shot and a half! Another missed wide yorker and Prabhsimran .climbs into it. Sits deep in his crease but the torque through his hips and his bat swing .makes this stroke possible. Clean swing and he carves this over wide long off!\nRathi to Shashank Singh, 1 wide .back of a length delivery angled across the batter wide outside off. Shashank swishes .at it and misses. Called a wide\nRathi to Shashank Singh, 1 run .on a length on middle and leg. Shashank presses half forward and pushes it to long .off's left. The two is on but Prabhsimran slips while turning\nRathi to Prabhsimran, no run .back of a length hung up wide outside off. Prabhsimran swings his blade like an axe .and only swats away a few flies in the process\nRathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Prabhsimran gets down on one knee and hacks it towards .long on\nRathi to Shashank Singh, 1 run .was that a chance?! Back of a length outside off. Shashank swings for the hills and .seems to get an outside edge that is grassed by Pant. Tough chance, though. That was .a thick edge .Rathi pulls out of his run-up late. Mind games?\nRathi to Prabhsimran, OUT .the notebook celebration is out, and that means Rathi has another wicket, and it is that .of the set batter! Slanted across full just outside off. Prabhsimran brings out the switch .hit but does not connect the way he wants. Off the bottom part of the bat and Pooran .swoops forward at extra cover to gobble up the chance. Prabhsimran is disappointed .but he can be proud of his efforts - he has taken PBKS beyond 200 and within range of .230! .Prabhsimran Singh c Pooran b Rathi 91 (48b 6x4 7x6 90m) SR: 189.58\nRathi to Stoinis, FOUR runs .and he does not need a sighter! Short and wide, and this sits up for the batter. Stoinis .waits on it and then thunders it to cover point's right. The sweeper had no chance, and .the 19th ends with a boundary!\nAvesh Khan to Shashank Singh, 1 run .very full on off. Shashank sits deep in his crease and digs it out towards long on. Good .start to the over by Avesh .Stoinis on strike\nAvesh Khan to Stoinis, 2 runs .fullish outside off. Stoinis goes back and across and hacks it enough to long on's right. .Back for a brace\nAvesh Khan to Stoinis, 2 runs .into the blockhole on middle and off. Stoinis clinks it right off the toe-end and chips it .over the bowler. Shashank hurtles back for two and Stoinis completes it at the other end .as well .Wonderful execution by Avesh so far. He has gone for yorkers at the stumps, rather .than bowling wide, which is the right call with his field. Long on, deep mid wicket, deep .square leg, long off and deep point on the fence\nAvesh Khan to Stoinis, SIX runs .creamed over cover! Avesh makes the mistake of going wide, and pays the price! A .wide half-volley and Stoinis is sweating on that sort of ball. Clean swing through the ball .and this sails over the deep cover fence!\nAvesh Khan to Stoinis, 1 run .banged into the track just outside off and this takes Stoinis by surprise. He is rushed on .the pull and can only cloth it on the bounce to long on\nAvesh Khan to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .a sumptuous stroke to end what has been a sumptuous innings! Trademark Shashank .Singh, sprinkled with all the innovation possible in cricket's redefined textbook. .Shimmies across to the off side, anticipating the full and wide ball, and laps it clean over .short fine leg. PBKS finish with 236! .Prabhsimran Singh: Me and Priyansh have been starting well, so we had confidence. .Happy that I could capitalize. No real strategy as such, just trying to react to the ball. .Huge credit to Ricky sir, he gives us a lot of confidence and backs us. (On if there was a .change after receiving a life) We try to make the powerplay big. In that, if we get a life, it .is good. Was just trying to react to the ball, but felt I could take my time just a little .because two (batters) had been dismissed in the powerplay. In my mind, feel that if you .get set, it is a responsibility to take it deep. Things are going well, and hopefully we can .win. I think the score is very good, hopefully we can bowl well now and win (the match). .An indifferent day at the office for the LSG bowlers, and none emphasized that more .than Mayank, who was taken for 60 runs in his four overs. Akash Singh was the only .bowler to hold his own, bowling his four overs on the trot after taking the new ball and .the runs he kept down possibly allowed LSG to restrict (if that is the right word here) .PBKS to under 250. It will be a steep chase, there is no doubt about it, but LSG do have .some firepower to cause a flutter. Join us in a bit for the second innings!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs PBKS, 54th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Akash Singh to Arya, no run back of a length outside off. Shapes away nicely and Arya is happy to let it go. Well, that is a collector's item first up! Two slips waiting for an outside edge\n Akash Singh to Arya, no run \n Akash Singh to Arya, 1 run angled in full on middle and off. Arya gets onto the front foot and works it towards deep square leg to get off the mark\n Akash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run on a length, curving back into the batter. Prabhsimran lets the ball come to him before helping it into the mid wicket region\n Akash Singh to Arya, OUT straight to the sweeper, and Arya bites the dust in the first over! Akash Singh has a wicket in his first over, and LSG are underway! On a length, swerving away wide outside off. Arya was always going to go after it but the late swing means he slices it a touch. Arrows it straight down Mayank's throat at deep backward point and LSG are on the board very early! \n Akash Singh to Inglis, FOUR runs oh, hello! Fullish just outside off, shaping back in slightly. Does not matter to Inglis, though. Does not matter to him one bit. He leans forward and cracks it past extra cover. No one moved!\n Mayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run banged into the track wide outside off. Prabhsimran reaches out for it and cuts it down to deep third. Bowled at 141kph\n Mayank Yadav to Inglis, SIX runs oh my goodness - Inglis is taking no prisoners! Another short ball outside off and this sits up for Inglis. He hops up onto his toes, lifts up his front leg Calypso style and dumps it over square leg! See all photos\n Mayank Yadav to Inglis, SIX runs Stop everything folks, Inglis has come to play tonight! Marginally short outside off and right where Inglis wants it. He rocks back and like Ricky Ponting used to in his heyday, belts it over mid wicket!\n Mayank Yadav to Inglis, SIX runs three sixes in a row, and this has been palmed over the bar on the fence! Mayank dares Inglis to make it three pulls out of three and Inglis says thank you very much. A bit more of a shank, which brings Avesh into play at deep mid wicket but he can only parry it over the fence!\n Mayank Yadav to Inglis, no run though, and Inglis is a touch early into his pull. Only a fresh-air shot\n Mayank Yadav to Inglis, 1 run angled in on a fullish length just outside off. Inglis presses forward and tips it to mid on before haring across to the other end. Sharp, sharp single\n Akash Singh to Inglis, no run full and swinging into middle and off. Inglis stays leg side of the ball and drives it straight to extra cover. He timed that well too but just could not get the placement he wanted Around the wicket now\n Akash Singh to Inglis, no run well well! Back of a length just outside off. Inglis makes up his mind to play the reverse but fails to make contact. Ambitious stroke, it must be said Back to over the wicket\n Akash Singh to Inglis, no run oh dear - where are you going, Josh Inglis?! Slower ball on a length on the pads. Inglis plays it to mid wicket and sets off for the single. Prabhsimran does not move a muscle at the other end and a direct hit by Pooran would have been curtains for the Aussie batter Around the wicket again\n Akash Singh to Inglis, 1 run just over! Off-pace on a length outside off. Inglis looks to go inside-out but is too early into the stroke. Scuffs it uppishly towards Pooran at mid wicket and just clears him Over the wicket again\n Akash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run slower ball on a fullish length outside off. Prabhsimran waits for it and runs it down to short third\n Akash Singh to Inglis, no run off-pace and dug into the track outside off. Inglis gets up on his toes and jabs it towards cover point. A two-run over to follow up a six-run over - solid work by Akash Singh!\n Mayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run hard length outside off and this takes off. Prabhsimran looks to dab it fine but is beaten by the extra pace and lift\n Mayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run back of a length on middle and off. Prabhsimran gets up on his toes and dabs it towards backward point\n Mayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, SIX runs watch that ball sail into the sea of red! Short and wide outside off, and Prabhsimran climbs into it. Throws the kitchen sink at it and flays it over backward point!\n Mayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run slower delivery dug in short on middle and leg. Prabhsimran backs away and hacks it in rather agricultural fashion towards mid wicket\n Mayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, SIX runs fetch that too, says Prabhsimran Singh! Another slower ball and this is getting a little Prabhsimran lines it up and slugs it over mid on!\n Mayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs four to finish the over, and Mayank has been ripped apart so far tonight! On the shorter side again and offering width. Prabhsimran waits on it and chops it between backward point and short third!\n Akash Singh to Inglis, SIX runs and he gets pumped over his head! PBKS have come out swinging! Right in the slot outside off and Akash gets met. Absolutely met. Inglis bends his back knee a touch, goes through the line and slams it over the long off fence! Over the wicket now\n Akash Singh to Inglis, no run cutter on a back of a length on middle and off. Inglis shapes for the cut but does not have as much room to work with. Swish and a miss\n Akash Singh to Inglis, OUT taken on the fence, and Inglis has to depart after a sprightly cameo! Slower ball dug into the track on middle stump. Inglis' eyes light up and he thinks there is a six for the taking. Swipes at it and gets decent contact but does not get the elevation he is after. Miller, stood on the deep mid wicket fence, extends his arms fully over his head and completes the catch, while also ensuring he does not step onto the fence. Two wickets in three overs for Akash, and PBKS lose their second! \n Akash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Shreyas is up and running too! Back of a length, angling across the batter outside off. Shreyas uses the width and slaps it past extra cover! Here's Sampath with an amazing stat. Five sixes conceded by Mayank Yadav in his first two overs. Only three other bowlers have conceded as many sixes in the powerplay in \n Akash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run off-pace on a back of a length on off. Shreyas drops it into the off side with soft hands and gets across for an easy single\n Akash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run slower ball on a full length wide outside off. Prabhsimran waits for the ball to arrive before tapping it towards backward point\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run short and wide outside off. Prabhsimran hangs back and cuts it towards deep point\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run back of a length outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and jabs it towards backward point\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 2 runs goes a mile up, and goes shelled at mid off! Slot ball outside off and Prabhsimran tries to hit that into the mountains. Cuts across it too much and Pooran, settling under it, makes an absolute meal of it. He never established a solid base and could not hold on See all photos\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, no run short and wide outside off. Prabhsimran cuts it towards backward point, who dives sharply to his left and saves four. Markram the fielder\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 2 runs fuller outside off. Prabhsimran gets onto the front foot and drives it past extra cover for a couple of runs. Not the cleanest of connections, though\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs authoritative with a capital A! Back of a length outside off. Prabhsimran spots the length early, stands up tall and mauls it over the bowler's head!\n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run on a length outside off. Shreyas gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards deep point Slip for Prabhsimran too\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Prabhsimran is not sparing Rathi either! This is a very clever stroke. Shortish outside off and Prabhsimran uses the softest of touches to steer it behind point!\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Prabhsimran stays back and knocks it towards long on\n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run full just outside off. Shreyas presses forward and eases it down the ground to long off\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run fuller outside off. Prabhsimran lunges forward and turns it towards long on\n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run on a length just outside off. Sticks in the surface a touch and Shreyas chips it over the bowler's head for a single LSG take the time-out, and will need to regroup. PBKS have come hard at them and have largely succeeded. The pitch could also flatten out with the moisture evaporating and that might make things tougher for the bowling side\n Akash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run length just outside off. Shreyas transfers his weight forward and drives it on the up towards long off\n Akash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run slower ball on a length outside off. Prabhsimran plays with soft hands and nurdles it towards backward point\n Akash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs short and wide outside off. Shreyas goes back and across before cutting it to deep point's left. Good work by Miller to ensure it is just a brace\n Akash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs smashed! Dug into the track outside off. Shreyas fights the angle a little but still manages to muscle it over mid on. Not the cleanest of connections but Shreyas will not mind the result!\n Akash Singh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run short and wide again. Shreyas hangs back in his crease and jabs it powerfully towards deep point\n Akash Singh to Prabhsimran, 1 run slow and short wide outside off. Prabhsimran sits deep in his crease before dabbing it towards backward point. He will feel he missed out there\n Prince Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run back of a length in and around off. Prabhsimran lets the ball come to him before cutting it off the stumps towards backward point\n Prince Yadav to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs cleverly done! Banged into the track outside off and Prabhsimran telegraphs this. Waits for the ball and then, nonchalantly, ramps it over the keeper's head!\n Prince Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run back of a length outside off. Prabhsimran takes a step down the track and swishes at it wildly. Only connects with fresh air\n Prince Yadav to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs top shot! On the shorter side and offering a teensy bit of width. Prabhsimran cashes in and places it perfectly between deep cover point and backward point!\n Prince Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run fuller outside off. Prabhsimran presses forward and pushes it towards mid off for a single\n Prince Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run very full outside off. Shreyas opens his bat face this time and guides it towards deep point\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run leg-cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and dabs it towards backward point for a sharpish single\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, no run shortens the length after seeing the batter advance. Prabhsimran has a swish at it anyway but fails to lay bat on ball. That fizzed past his flailing blade\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run slow and short outside off. Prabhsimran gets on top of the bounce and cuts it towards backward point, whose slight misfield allows the single. Badoni the guilty party\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide banged in short outside off and this sails over the batter's head. Shreyas lets it go and the umpire calls it a wide\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run dug into the track outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and slaps it towards extra cover\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run hard length just outside off. Prabhsimran drops it into the backward point region and saunters across to the other end\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, no run back of a length just outside off and this keeps a little low. Shreyas has a stab at it hurriedly but the ball squirms under the toe-end of his bat\n Mayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run back of a length outside off. Prabhsimran taps it towards extra cover and calls for the single early. Has to scurry but makes it comfortably in the end\n Mayank Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Shreyas with a much-needed boundary! Full and slanting into the pads. Shreyas picks the line up really early and clips it effortlessly to mid on's right. That was bowled at around 137kph!\n Mayank Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run dug into the track just outside off. Bowled at 134.8kph and this rushes Shreyas on the pull. He shanks it to mid on and dashes across to the other end\n Mayank Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run slower ball on a back of a length outside off. Prabhsimran plays it late and runs it down to deep third. Brings up his seventh half-century in IPL cricket, his third on the trot this season, and this one has come off 30 balls!\n Mayank Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, no run hard length, 136.5kph, honing into off stump. Shreyas gets tucked up on the pull and scuffs it back towards the bowler\n Mayank Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide banged into the track with more conviction but this sails harmlessly over the batter's head. Called a wide. That was bowled at 135.7kph\n Mayank Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run short outside off. Shreyas jumps up onto his toes and cuts it towards deep point. Keeps strike too\n Prince Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs the new bat works a charm straightaway! Right in the slot outside off. Shreyas establishes a strong base, goes through the line and launches it over long off!\n Prince Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs shortish just outside off. Shreyas opens up his stance and tugs it to long on's right. Samad cuts it off but not before Shreyas canters back for two\n Prince Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs up and over! Shreyas is on the charge now! Another attempted yorker that ends up as a slot ball, angling into off stump. Shreyas plants his front foot and lifts it comfortably over mid off!\n Prince Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, no run back of a length outside off. Shreyas hangs back and jabs it towards backward point\n Prince Yadav to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run juicy full toss on off stump but Shreyas misses out. Perhaps taken by surprise a little and he stabs it back past the bowler for a single\n Prince Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run off-pace and dug into the track outside off. Works out perfectly for Prince because Prabhsimran is shaping to scoop it. The lack of pace means he makes no contact\n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs of course he does! Rathi tries to follow Shreyas outside leg but this is in the slot and into the hitting swing. A clean pick-up through the line and the ball soars over long on!\n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, OUT six and out, and Rathi has his man! The first time Shreyas has fallen to spin this season too! Floated up on a fullish length outside off and this seems to shape away or spin away just a little. Shreyas, looking to go inside-out, slices across it too much and lobs it towards backward point. Mayank does the rest and the Rathi notebook celebration is out, with that celebration taking place on his hand instead of the turf. Shreyas departs for 45 but not before injecting momentum into this innings! \n Rathi to Wadhera, FOUR runs Wadhera says hello to Rathi with a boundary! Short and wide outside off. Wadhera reaches out for it and slaps it past extra cover. Markram sprawls to his right after running around from long off and gets a hand to it, but can only push it into the ropes!\n Rathi to Wadhera, no run back of a length outside off. Wadhera goes back and taps it towards extra cover\n Rathi to Wadhera, 1 run another drag-down outside off. Wadhera waits for it and cuts it powerfully towards cover, who gets down low to his left and saves three\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run back of a length outside off. Prabhsimran goes back and plays with the spin, easing it towards deep backward square leg\n Prince Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run full outside off. Prabhsimran sits deep in his crease and drills it towards long off\n Prince Yadav to Wadhera, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Wadhera lets the ball come to him before tucking it off his pads towards deep square leg\n Prince Yadav to Prabhsimran, no run slower bumper wide outside off. Prabhsimran shapes for the uppercut but has no pace to work with. Plays and misses\n Prince Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run short and wide outside off. Prabhsimran does well to reach it but cannot do much with it apart from that. Dabs it uppishly to deep point\n Prince Yadav to Wadhera, 1 wide banged into the track outside off. Wadhera ducks under it and then sees the square leg umpire stretch out his arms\n Prince Yadav to Wadhera, SIX runs as nonchalant as you'd like! In the slot just outside leg and Wadhera capitalizes. Gets down low, snaps his wrists into action and helps it over the fine leg fence!\n Prince Yadav to Wadhera, no run off-pace on a back of a length just outside off. Wadhera does not pick the variation early and is also beaten by the slight extra bounce. Past the shoulder of the bat and that will be a dot\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, SIX runs high into the night sky and deep into the stands! Darted into the slot on middle and leg. Prabhsimran gets down on one knee and smokes it over deep backward square leg!\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, no run on a length just outside off. Prabhsimran reads the away-going delivery off the pitch and can do nothing but defend\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, SIX runs six more! Exactly the same stroke, and exactly the same result! Angled in again, and into the slot on leg stump. Prabhsimran picks it up on the sweep and slams it over deep backward square leg!\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run flighted up full outside off. Prabhsimran lunges forward and knocks it to long on. Happy with a single after two sixes in the over\n Rathi to Wadhera, FOUR runs shot! Back of a length outside off and this sits up to be hit. Wadhera uses the width on offer and blazes it past extra cover. Markram had no chance at long off either!\n Rathi to Wadhera, no run back of a length just outside off. Wadhera stays back and pokes it towards the bowler, who misfields slightly. Wadhera wants to run on it but his partner says no\n Prince Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run almost a yorker on middle and off. Prabhsimran still cannot get under it and drills it back past the stumps. Just a single\n Prince Yadav to Wadhera, OUT bowled'im around his legs, and Wadhera's cameo has been cut short! Sizzling yorker on leg stump. Wadhera tries the cute, little paddle round the corner but probably picks the wrong ball to do so. Too full to be playing that stroke and he does not get any bat on it. Hears the death rattle soon after and no real celebration from Prince Yadav. That could still be a vital wicket, though, given how Wadhera had begun! \n Prince Yadav to Shashank Singh, 1 run into the blockhole on off stump. Shashank jams down on it and digs it out towards mid wicket\n Prince Yadav to Prabhsimran, SIX runs just over the leaping fielder! Slower bumper outside off. Prabhsimran picks it early enough and nearly swings himself off his feet. Does not middle it entirely but it has enough muscle behind it to clear Pooran, who did everything to try and rein it in!\n Prince Yadav to Prabhsimran, 1 run full outside off. Prabhsimran sits deep in his crease and powers it down the ground to long off\n Prince Yadav to Shashank Singh, 1 run top yorker to finish the over. Just outside off and Shashank can only squeeze it out to backward point\n Mayank Yadav to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs oh dear - that is sloppy! Follows the batter outside leg with a hard length delivery. Shashank tugs it round the corner towards fine leg, where Avesh makes a complete mess of it. Does not pick it early enough and then cannot bend down in time!\n Mayank Yadav to Shashank Singh, no run oh, how has that missed?! Slower ball on a fullish length just outside off. Shashank has a wild swing at it and misses. Another coat of paint on off stump and it would have been pegged back...\n Mayank Yadav to Shashank Singh, 2 runs goes a mile up and lands into vacant space! Off-pace on a back of a length on middle stump. Shashank gets under it completely and drop-kicks it right between deep mid wicket and long on\n Mayank Yadav to Shashank Singh, SIX runs bye bye ball, and call a taxi to fetch that one back! This is short and slanting down leg. Right where Shashank wants it and he demolishes it over fine leg. Onto the roof and away into the mountains! A change of ball because Shashank smashed the previous one out of sight\n Mayank Yadav to Shashank Singh, 2 runs shortish outside off. Shashank gets up on his toes and cuts it uppishly towards deep point. A bit of a misfield and that makes the second a much more comfortable exercise\n Mayank Yadav to Shashank Singh, 1 run slanted in full on middle and leg, bowled at 139.5kph. Shashank flicks it on the bounce to deep mid wicket\n Avesh Khan to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs oh my - what a shot that is! Full and wide outside off. Shashank moves across his stumps, unfurls the reverse-ramp and nails it over short third! See all photos\n Avesh Khan to Shashank Singh, 1 wide short and a mile outside off. Shashank lets it go and the umpire has to indulge in some more exercise\n Avesh Khan to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs edged and four! LSG bleeding runs now! Full and wide again and unless Avesh nails the wide yorker, it will always be a boundary-scoring chance. Shashank swings at it with all his might and skews it over backward point!\n Avesh Khan to Shashank Singh, 1 run low full toss on middle and off. Shashank shuffles across and tugs it towards deep mid wicket\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, SIX runs pick the bones out of that one too! Slower ball that sits in the surface and then sits up just outside off. Prabhsimran cannot believe his luck and wallops it over cow corner! 200 up for PBKS. 225 well within reach from here, with 14 balls to go\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs four more! Avesh does not know where to look, and he probably does not know where to bowl too! Misses the wide yorker by a smidgen on the shorter side. Prabhsimran swishes at it with everything he has and the ball flies off the outside edge past short third! Not sure LSG have planned this well. Short third and backward point are in the ring, and Avesh is bowling wide\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, SIX runs oh my days - this is a shot and a half! Another missed wide yorker and Prabhsimran climbs into it. Sits deep in his crease but the torque through his hips and his bat swing makes this stroke possible. Clean swing and he carves this over wide long off!\n Rathi to Shashank Singh, 1 wide back of a length delivery angled across the batter wide outside off. Shashank swishes at it and misses. Called a wide\n Rathi to Shashank Singh, 1 run on a length on middle and leg. Shashank presses half forward and pushes it to long off's left. The two is on but Prabhsimran slips while turning\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, no run back of a length hung up wide outside off. Prabhsimran swings his blade like an axe and only swats away a few flies in the process\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run back of a length outside off. Prabhsimran gets down on one knee and hacks it towards long on\n Rathi to Shashank Singh, 1 run was that a chance?! Back of a length outside off. Shashank swings for the hills and seems to get an outside edge that is grassed by Pant. Tough chance, though. That was a thick edge Rathi pulls out of his run-up late. Mind games?\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, OUT the notebook celebration is out, and that means Rathi has another wicket, and it is that of the set batter! Slanted across full just outside off. Prabhsimran brings out the switch hit but does not connect the way he wants. Off the bottom part of the bat and Pooran swoops forward at extra cover to gobble up the chance. Prabhsimran is disappointed but he can be proud of his efforts - he has taken PBKS beyond 200 and within range of 230! \n Rathi to Stoinis, FOUR runs and he does not need a sighter! Short and wide, and this sits up for the batter. Stoinis waits on it and then thunders it to cover point's right. The sweeper had no chance, and the 19th ends with a boundary!\n Avesh Khan to Shashank Singh, 1 run very full on off. Shashank sits deep in his crease and digs it out towards long on. Good start to the over by Avesh Stoinis on strike\n Avesh Khan to Stoinis, 2 runs fullish outside off. Stoinis goes back and across and hacks it enough to long on's right. Back for a brace\n Avesh Khan to Stoinis, 2 runs into the blockhole on middle and off. Stoinis clinks it right off the toe-end and chips it over the bowler. Shashank hurtles back for two and Stoinis completes it at the other end as well Wonderful execution by Avesh so far. He has gone for yorkers at the stumps, rather than bowling wide, which is the right call with his field. Long on, deep mid wicket, deep square leg, long off and deep point on the fence\n Avesh Khan to Stoinis, SIX runs creamed over cover! Avesh makes the mistake of going wide, and pays the price! A wide half-volley and Stoinis is sweating on that sort of ball. Clean swing through the ball and this sails over the deep cover fence!\n Avesh Khan to Stoinis, 1 run banged into the track just outside off and this takes Stoinis by surprise. He is rushed on the pull and can only cloth it on the bounce to long on\n Avesh Khan to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs a sumptuous stroke to end what has been a sumptuous innings! Trademark Shashank Singh, sprinkled with all the innovation possible in cricket's redefined textbook. Shimmies across to the off side, anticipating the full and wide ball, and laps it clean over short fine leg. PBKS finish with 236! Prabhsimran Singh: Me and Priyansh have been starting well, so we had confidence. Happy that I could capitalize. No real strategy as such, just trying to react to the ball. is good. Was just trying to react to the ball, but felt I could take my time just a little get set, it is a responsibility to take it deep. Things are going well, and hopefully we can An indifferent day at the office for the LSG bowlers, and none emphasized that more than Mayank, who was taken for 60 runs in his four overs. Akash Singh was the only bowler to hold his own, bowling his four overs on the trot after taking the new ball and PBKS to under 250. It will be a steep chase, there is no doubt about it, but LSG do have some firepower to cause a flutter. Join us in a bit for the second innings!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Inglis","Prabhsimran","Shashank Singh","Shreyas Iyer","Stoinis","Wadhera"],"Runs":[1.0,30.0,91.0,33.0,45.0,15.0,16.0],"Balls_Faced":[4,14,48,15,25,5,9],"Fours":[0,1,6,4,4,1,2],"Sixes":[0,4,7,1,2,1,1],"S\/R":[25.0,214.29,189.58,220.0,180.0,300.0,177.78],"dismissal":["c Yadav b Akash Singh","c Miller b Akash Singh","c Pooran b Rathi","Not Out","c Yadav b Rathi","Not Out","b Prince Yadav"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Akash Singh","Avesh Khan","Mayank Yadav","Prince Yadav","Rathi"],"Balls":[24,24,24,24,24],"Runs_Given":[30.0,57.0,60.0,43.0,46.0],"Wickets":[2,0,0,1,2],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Thakur to Head, no run .smacks the first ball all guns blazing in the covers and Badoni dives to his right to save .a boundary\nThakur to Head, no run .full and swinging into leg stump, nicely cramped up and Head bunts it down to mid-on .this time .Kishan and Nitish Reddy padded up in the dugout\nThakur to Head, FOUR runs .smashed over the bowler's head for four and they're off! Full again, absolutely middled .and Thakur reacted by raisin his right arm but where was the time! . .Travis Head in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1771 .OUTS .43 .4s\/6s .225\/78 .SR .157.98 .AVE .41.18\nThakur to Head, no run .full toss and luckily for LSG that's carved straight to point\nThakur to Head, 1 run .another full toss! This one a tad higher outside off and swinging in which means Head .can only steer it to deep point. There's protection there because short third is in the .circle .Similar field for Abhishek . .Abhishek Sharma vs Shardul Thakur .BALLS .15 .RUNS .17 .OUTS .2 .SR .113.33 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nThakur to Abhishek, 1 run .short and wide to Abhishek, he bashes it into the ground with hard hands towards cover .and he's off the mark too\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, FOUR runs .short of length and outside off, just a bit of width and Abhishek shows some excellent .timing with that late dab to steer that wide of short third for four! Races away\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, no run .more bounce this time outside off from short of length and he runs it down to short .third\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, no run .dead straight on middle stump, no room and he pushes it down to mid-off\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, 1 run .falls short of deep third! Abhishek throws his arms at that one and gets an edge flying .to deep third where the fielder runs in but it doesn't carry\nAvesh Khan to Head, no run .excellent ball - in the block hole outside off and Head tries to dig it out. Only gets an .edge to get the ball rolling behind\nAvesh Khan to Head, FOUR runs .too short to end the over and Head swats it after opening his stance, wide of mid-on .and spoils what was looking like a good over from Avesh\nThakur to Abhishek, OUT .Shardul gets the big wicket of Abhishek and raises his finger himself! They had placed .one at deep square leg from Shardul's first over and he sends down a short ball which .Abhishek pulls and that's gone straight to Pooran .Abhishek Sharma c Pooran b Thakur 6 (6b 1x4 0x6 10m) SR: 100\nThakur to Ishan, OUT .gone first ball! That's the magic of Shardul Thakur. Looks like the most innocuous .delivery swinging down leg after pitching in front of the pads, Kishan feathers it behind .and Pant doesn't even celebrate but Shardul does, and the umpire says it's out. Kishan .looks disappointed, he's not reviewing that .Ishan Kishan c \u2020Pant b Thakur 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nThakur to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .excellent hat-trick ball - right in the block hole on middle stump and Reddy does well to .get some bat under that and dig it out to mid-on .Shardul Thakur T20 wickets in Powerplay34\nThakur to Head, FOUR runs .tries another yorker but that's a low full toss swinging into middle stump and Head .swings that down, along the carpet, and past Thakur for another boundary. SRH breathe .again\nThakur to Head, 1 wide .slower one now at 113.1kmh, but well outside off and cutting away further. Left alone .for a wide\nThakur to Head, 1 wide .follows that with a bouncer that Head tries to ramp but misses. Thakur thinks that's an .edge too but the umpire calls it a wide. thakur looks at Pant for a review but the captain .doesn't even react\nThakur to Head, 1 run .slow offcutter again well outside off, he hangs back before cutting it away square for .one\nThakur to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .classy drive! Gets one full delivery with some width and Reddy unleashes a wonderful .cover drive to the left of mid-off for a cracking boundary .That was some over! Two big wickets, almost a hat-trick and 12 runs\nAvesh Khan to Head, SIX runs .there comes the first six of the night and it's from Travis Head. On length on the pads .and he flicks that away by moving his front pad out of the way just a little, over wide .long-on for 80 meters\nAvesh Khan to Head, 1 run .another yorker to Head, just outside off and he gets some bat on that towards cover .point for one\nAvesh Khan to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .punches back with hard hands after the ball comes into him, he sends that back past .the bowler but mid-off chases it down quickly\nAvesh Khan to Head, SIX runs .carved over the covers for six more! Make that two from the over. Full and wide, angling .away too with no swing for him like Shardul, and Head goes after that to swing his bat .away from the body nicely all the way . .Travis Head in IPL, 2025 .INNS .2 .RUNS .94 .SR .218.60 .AVE .94.00 .HS .67\nAvesh Khan to Head, no run .much better length outside off, just a hint of room, and Head chases and misses\nAvesh Khan to Head, FOUR runs .flayed over the covers and four to end the over! Make that 18 from the over. Width .again, angling away as well, nobody in the deep and Head sends that crashing over the .covers after backing away slightly .Some poor bowling there under pressure on return from injury from Avesh Khan. Likely .to see a bowling change now\nRathi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .just short of length around off, whipped off the back foot to leg for one .Deep midwicket and long-off for Head\nRathi to Head, (no ball) 1 run .shortish again outside off, swatted away to leg for one in the deep .Goodness, he has overstepped so free hit coming up\nRathi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .short ball coming in around off, Reddy swings it down the ground but it lands short of .long-on\nRathi to Head, no run .makes room but Rathi chases him with the line on leg, no room, and he punches to .cover point\nRathi to Head, 2 runs .crashed in the air over the covers and it's going for a boundary but Markram sprints and .dives to his right from long-off. Saves two\nRathi to Head, 1 run .just short of mid-on! He's chasing the South Africans, Travis Head. Lofts this full .delivery to Miller at mid-on, he dives forward as well, but it doesn't carry. Head and .Miller both end up smiling\nRathi to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs .backs away a long, long way and Rathi's line chases him, he whips it to leg and they run .well to make it two\nRavi Bishnoi to Head, 1 run .Head has been dropped! I repeat, Head has been given a life. Skies Bishnoi's first ball .down the ground, Pooran is stationed at long-on and he has all the time in the world to .settle under, sticks his arms to his chest and gets both hands easily but puts it down. .The crowd erupts! .See all photos . .Travis Head vs Ravi Bishnoi .BALLS .14 .RUNS .29 .OUTS .1 .SR .207.14 .4s\/6s .2\/3\nRavi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .nudges this one into the covers for a quick single, nearly a mix up as well\nRavi Bishnoi to Head, SIX runs .slammed over the covers, he's going to make you pay! Short and turning away, Head is .not going to let that go away, gives it his everything and clears the long covers boundary\nRavi Bishnoi to Head, no run .short again but much straighter and Head smashes it back, Bishnoi gets a hand to it .and he's hurt himself\nRavi Bishnoi to Head, no run .dropped again, but a really tough chance! If that had stuck to Bishnoi's hand, what a .relief it would have been for LSG. Head bludgeons the short ball back, Bishnoi extends .his right arm to his right and touches the ball too but it doesn't stick\nRavi Bishnoi to Head, no run .slightly straighter and he punches it to cover .Meanwhile, after the Indian football team's 0-0 draw against Bangladesh, coach Manolo .Marquez's report card so far doesn't read that well. From Sunil Chhetri's return to his .squad selections, there are some tough questions that need answering. .62 from the powerplay, with two lives for Head already\nRathi to Nitish Kumar, 3 runs .and LSG are all over the place now. First a misfield at short fine leg leaks one, a .wayward throw at the bowler's end with nobody a the stumps concedes a second, and .the fielder backing up messes up too. Three runs gifted in one ball\nRathi to Head, FOUR runs .and Head punishes them again! Some width is all he needs outside off and he cuts that .away wide of point for another four\nRathi to Head, no run .really good comeback to bowl that tight around off, Head backs away to smash it but .misses\nRathi to Head, 1 run .punches that down the ground from outside off for one\nRathi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .pulls it down the ground but miscues towards long-off for one\nRathi to Head, no run .Head knocks over middle stump at the non-striker's end with a powerful stroke and it .ends as a dot ball\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .strays towards the leg side and Reddy tucks that off his hips, a little far from deep fine .leg and far enough to send that for four\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .a whippy flick from off stump to the leg side for a single .Ishan Kishan Today .Marcus Stoinis 2024 .Venkatesh Iyer 2023 .Shane Watson 2018-19 .Suresh Raina 2013 .Yusuf Pathan 2010 .Here's Namooh with a stat: Players with a duck following a century in previous innings .in IPL\nPrince Yadav to Head, OUT .where's the crown in Hyderabad? Put it on Prince's head. And he has dismissed Travis .Head in the most spectacular fashion, knocking over almost all his stumps. Pitches it .up fearlessly, Head swings and misses and the ball crashes into the base of the stumps .Travis Head b Prince Yadav 47 (28b 5x4 3x6 38m) SR: 167.85\nPrince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 wide .strays down the leg side with a wide and sends down a wide\nPrince Yadav to Klaasen, 2 runs .right on target again on the stumps with a length delivery, Klaasen punches it down past .the stumps in the gap for two\nPrince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run .trying for the block hole maybe, delivers another full toss. This is on off and punched .down to long-on for one\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, no run .in the block hole finally, just outside off and Reddy digs it out to cover with a straight bat\nRathi to Klaasen, 1 run .on length on the stumps, pushes it down to long-on\nRathi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .on middle now and tucked to leg for one more\nRathi to Klaasen, no run .turning in this time from outside off, cut to point\nRathi to Klaasen, SIX runs .and Klaasen takes off! Pitched up and Klaasen pounces on that, lofts it from bottom to .top swing of the bat in his trademark fashion to send it crashing into the midwicket .stands\nRathi to Klaasen, no run .Rathi replies with a decent legbreak outside off now, pushed to cover\nRathi to Klaasen, 1 run .turning away from outside off, swatted like a mosquito racket to leg for one wide of .long-on . .1:17 .Klaasen devours legspin like no one else .\nPrince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run .nails the yorker first ball and Klaasen bunts it away to midwicket for one\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .short of length outside off, enough room for Reddy to hop on his toes and dab it to short .third for a quick single. Could have been close has it been a direct hit\nPrince Yadav to Klaasen, no run .low and wide full toss well outside off, Klaasen swings and misses. Quite slow as well .at 112kmh\nPrince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run .drills the full ball on stumps back and Prince uses his right leg to deflect that to leg side. .Single taken\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 wide .bangs in a bouncer to Reddy which he can't put away and that's called a wide for going .over the head\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 wide .another slower one, moving away as well from outside off and left alone for another .wide\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .full on off at 138kmh, bunts it down to long-off for one\nPrince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run .full on middle and leg now, and flicked away square for one .Prince is having a dream spell. Two overs 1 for 16. Here's Abhimanyu now for the .second half. What's the script for the final 10?","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs SRH, 7th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Thakur to Head, no run smacks the first ball all guns blazing in the covers and Badoni dives to his right to save a boundary\n Thakur to Head, no run full and swinging into leg stump, nicely cramped up and Head bunts it down to mid-on this time Kishan and Nitish Reddy padded up in the dugout\n Thakur to Head, FOUR runs smashed over the bowler's head for four and they're off! Full again, absolutely middled and Thakur reacted by raisin his right arm but where was the time! RUNS 1771 OUTS 43 4s\/6s 225\/78 SR 157.98 AVE 41.18\n Thakur to Head, no run full toss and luckily for LSG that's carved straight to point\n Thakur to Head, 1 run another full toss! This one a tad higher outside off and swinging in which means Head can only steer it to deep point. There's protection there because short third is in the circle Similar field for Abhishek Abhishek Sharma vs Shardul Thakur BALLS 15 RUNS 17 OUTS 2 SR 113.33 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Thakur to Abhishek, 1 run short and wide to Abhishek, he bashes it into the ground with hard hands towards cover and he's off the mark too\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, FOUR runs short of length and outside off, just a bit of width and Abhishek shows some excellent timing with that late dab to steer that wide of short third for four! Races away\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, no run more bounce this time outside off from short of length and he runs it down to short third\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, no run dead straight on middle stump, no room and he pushes it down to mid-off\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, 1 run falls short of deep third! Abhishek throws his arms at that one and gets an edge flying to deep third where the fielder runs in but it doesn't carry\n Avesh Khan to Head, no run excellent ball - in the block hole outside off and Head tries to dig it out. Only gets an edge to get the ball rolling behind\n Avesh Khan to Head, FOUR runs too short to end the over and Head swats it after opening his stance, wide of mid-on and spoils what was looking like a good over from Avesh\n Thakur to Abhishek, OUT Shardul gets the big wicket of Abhishek and raises his finger himself! They had placed one at deep square leg from Shardul's first over and he sends down a short ball which Abhishek pulls and that's gone straight to Pooran \n Thakur to Ishan, OUT gone first ball! That's the magic of Shardul Thakur. Looks like the most innocuous delivery swinging down leg after pitching in front of the pads, Kishan feathers it behind and Pant doesn't even celebrate but Shardul does, and the umpire says it's out. Kishan looks disappointed, he's not reviewing that \n Thakur to Nitish Kumar, 1 run excellent hat-trick ball - right in the block hole on middle stump and Reddy does well to get some bat under that and dig it out to mid-on Shardul Thakur T20 wickets in Powerplay34\n Thakur to Head, FOUR runs tries another yorker but that's a low full toss swinging into middle stump and Head swings that down, along the carpet, and past Thakur for another boundary. SRH breathe again\n Thakur to Head, 1 wide slower one now at 113.1kmh, but well outside off and cutting away further. Left alone for a wide\n Thakur to Head, 1 wide follows that with a bouncer that Head tries to ramp but misses. Thakur thinks that's an edge too but the umpire calls it a wide. thakur looks at Pant for a review but the captain doesn't even react\n Thakur to Head, 1 run slow offcutter again well outside off, he hangs back before cutting it away square for one\n Thakur to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs classy drive! Gets one full delivery with some width and Reddy unleashes a wonderful cover drive to the left of mid-off for a cracking boundary That was some over! Two big wickets, almost a hat-trick and 12 runs\n Avesh Khan to Head, SIX runs there comes the first six of the night and it's from Travis Head. On length on the pads and he flicks that away by moving his front pad out of the way just a little, over wide long-on for 80 meters\n Avesh Khan to Head, 1 run another yorker to Head, just outside off and he gets some bat on that towards cover point for one\n Avesh Khan to Nitish Kumar, 1 run punches back with hard hands after the ball comes into him, he sends that back past the bowler but mid-off chases it down quickly\n Avesh Khan to Head, SIX runs carved over the covers for six more! Make that two from the over. Full and wide, angling away too with no swing for him like Shardul, and Head goes after that to swing his bat away from the body nicely all the way Travis Head in IPL, 2025 INNS 2 RUNS 94 SR 218.60 AVE 94.00 HS 67\n Avesh Khan to Head, no run much better length outside off, just a hint of room, and Head chases and misses\n Avesh Khan to Head, FOUR runs flayed over the covers and four to end the over! Make that 18 from the over. Width again, angling away as well, nobody in the deep and Head sends that crashing over the covers after backing away slightly Some poor bowling there under pressure on return from injury from Avesh Khan. Likely to see a bowling change now\n Rathi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run just short of length around off, whipped off the back foot to leg for one Deep midwicket and long-off for Head\n shortish again outside off, swatted away to leg for one in the deep Goodness, he has overstepped so free hit coming up\n Rathi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run short ball coming in around off, Reddy swings it down the ground but it lands short of long-on\n Rathi to Head, no run makes room but Rathi chases him with the line on leg, no room, and he punches to cover point\n Rathi to Head, 2 runs crashed in the air over the covers and it's going for a boundary but Markram sprints and dives to his right from long-off. Saves two\n Rathi to Head, 1 run just short of mid-on! He's chasing the South Africans, Travis Head. Lofts this full delivery to Miller at mid-on, he dives forward as well, but it doesn't carry. Head and Miller both end up smiling\n Rathi to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs backs away a long, long way and Rathi's line chases him, he whips it to leg and they run well to make it two\n Ravi Bishnoi to Head, 1 run Head has been dropped! I repeat, Head has been given a life. Skies Bishnoi's first ball down the ground, Pooran is stationed at long-on and he has all the time in the world to settle under, sticks his arms to his chest and gets both hands easily but puts it down. The crowd erupts! See all photos Travis Head vs Ravi Bishnoi BALLS 14 RUNS 29 OUTS 1 SR 207.14 4s\/6s 2\/3\n Ravi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run nudges this one into the covers for a quick single, nearly a mix up as well\n Ravi Bishnoi to Head, SIX runs slammed over the covers, he's going to make you pay! Short and turning away, Head is not going to let that go away, gives it his everything and clears the long covers boundary\n Ravi Bishnoi to Head, no run short again but much straighter and Head smashes it back, Bishnoi gets a hand to it and he's hurt himself\n Ravi Bishnoi to Head, no run dropped again, but a really tough chance! If that had stuck to Bishnoi's hand, what a relief it would have been for LSG. Head bludgeons the short ball back, Bishnoi extends his right arm to his right and touches the ball too but it doesn't stick\n Ravi Bishnoi to Head, no run slightly straighter and he punches it to cover Meanwhile, after the Indian football team's 0-0 draw against Bangladesh, coach Manolo Marquez's report card so far doesn't read that well. From Sunil Chhetri's return to his squad selections, there are some tough questions that need answering. 62 from the powerplay, with two lives for Head already\n Rathi to Nitish Kumar, 3 runs and LSG are all over the place now. First a misfield at short fine leg leaks one, a wayward throw at the bowler's end with nobody a the stumps concedes a second, and the fielder backing up messes up too. Three runs gifted in one ball\n Rathi to Head, FOUR runs and Head punishes them again! Some width is all he needs outside off and he cuts that away wide of point for another four\n Rathi to Head, no run really good comeback to bowl that tight around off, Head backs away to smash it but misses\n Rathi to Head, 1 run punches that down the ground from outside off for one\n Rathi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run pulls it down the ground but miscues towards long-off for one\n Rathi to Head, no run Head knocks over middle stump at the non-striker's end with a powerful stroke and it ends as a dot ball\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs strays towards the leg side and Reddy tucks that off his hips, a little far from deep fine leg and far enough to send that for four\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run a whippy flick from off stump to the leg side for a single Ishan Kishan Today Marcus Stoinis 2024 Venkatesh Iyer 2023 Shane Watson 2018-19 Suresh Raina 2013 Yusuf Pathan 2010 Here's Namooh with a stat: Players with a duck following a century in previous innings in IPL\n Prince Yadav to Head, OUT where's the crown in Hyderabad? Put it on Prince's head. And he has dismissed Travis Head in the most spectacular fashion, knocking over almost all his stumps. Pitches it up fearlessly, Head swings and misses and the ball crashes into the base of the stumps \n Prince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 wide strays down the leg side with a wide and sends down a wide\n Prince Yadav to Klaasen, 2 runs right on target again on the stumps with a length delivery, Klaasen punches it down past the stumps in the gap for two\n Prince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run trying for the block hole maybe, delivers another full toss. This is on off and punched down to long-on for one\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, no run in the block hole finally, just outside off and Reddy digs it out to cover with a straight bat\n Rathi to Klaasen, 1 run on length on the stumps, pushes it down to long-on\n Rathi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run on middle now and tucked to leg for one more\n Rathi to Klaasen, no run turning in this time from outside off, cut to point\n Rathi to Klaasen, SIX runs and Klaasen takes off! Pitched up and Klaasen pounces on that, lofts it from bottom to top swing of the bat in his trademark fashion to send it crashing into the midwicket stands\n Rathi to Klaasen, no run Rathi replies with a decent legbreak outside off now, pushed to cover\n Rathi to Klaasen, 1 run turning away from outside off, swatted like a mosquito racket to leg for one wide of long-on 1:17 Klaasen devours legspin like no one else \n Prince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run nails the yorker first ball and Klaasen bunts it away to midwicket for one\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run short of length outside off, enough room for Reddy to hop on his toes and dab it to short third for a quick single. Could have been close has it been a direct hit\n Prince Yadav to Klaasen, no run low and wide full toss well outside off, Klaasen swings and misses. Quite slow as well at 112kmh\n Prince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run drills the full ball on stumps back and Prince uses his right leg to deflect that to leg side. Single taken\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 wide bangs in a bouncer to Reddy which he can't put away and that's called a wide for going over the head\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 wide another slower one, moving away as well from outside off and left alone for another wide\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run full on off at 138kmh, bunts it down to long-off for one\n Prince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run full on middle and leg now, and flicked away square for one Prince is having a dream spell. Two overs 1 for 16. Here's Abhimanyu now for the second half. What's the script for the final 10?","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Head","Ishan","Klaasen","Nitish Kumar"],"Runs":[6.0,47.0,0.0,14.0,23.0],"Balls_Faced":[6,28,1,11,15],"Fours":[1,5,0,0,2],"Sixes":[0,3,0,1,0],"S\/R":[100.0,167.86,0.0,127.27,153.33],"dismissal":["c Pooran b Thakur","b Prince Yadav","c \u2020Pant b Thakur","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Avesh Khan","Prince Yadav","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi","Thakur"],"Balls":[12,12,18,6,12],"Runs_Given":[27.0,16.0,27.0,8.0,18.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,0,2],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,3.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Thakur to Head, no run .smacks the first ball all guns blazing in the covers and Badoni dives to his right to save .a boundary\nThakur to Head, no run .full and swinging into leg stump, nicely cramped up and Head bunts it down to mid-on .this time .Kishan and Nitish Reddy padded up in the dugout\nThakur to Head, FOUR runs .smashed over the bowler's head for four and they're off! Full again, absolutely middled .and Thakur reacted by raisin his right arm but where was the time! . .Travis Head in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1771 .OUTS .43 .4s\/6s .225\/78 .SR .157.98 .AVE .41.18\nThakur to Head, no run .full toss and luckily for LSG that's carved straight to point\nThakur to Head, 1 run .another full toss! This one a tad higher outside off and swinging in which means Head .can only steer it to deep point. There's protection there because short third is in the .circle .Similar field for Abhishek . .Abhishek Sharma vs Shardul Thakur .BALLS .15 .RUNS .17 .OUTS .2 .SR .113.33 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nThakur to Abhishek, 1 run .short and wide to Abhishek, he bashes it into the ground with hard hands towards cover .and he's off the mark too\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, FOUR runs .short of length and outside off, just a bit of width and Abhishek shows some excellent .timing with that late dab to steer that wide of short third for four! Races away\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, no run .more bounce this time outside off from short of length and he runs it down to short .third\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, no run .dead straight on middle stump, no room and he pushes it down to mid-off\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, 1 run .falls short of deep third! Abhishek throws his arms at that one and gets an edge flying .to deep third where the fielder runs in but it doesn't carry\nAvesh Khan to Head, no run .excellent ball - in the block hole outside off and Head tries to dig it out. Only gets an .edge to get the ball rolling behind\nAvesh Khan to Head, FOUR runs .too short to end the over and Head swats it after opening his stance, wide of mid-on .and spoils what was looking like a good over from Avesh\nThakur to Abhishek, OUT .Shardul gets the big wicket of Abhishek and raises his finger himself! They had placed .one at deep square leg from Shardul's first over and he sends down a short ball which .Abhishek pulls and that's gone straight to Pooran .Abhishek Sharma c Pooran b Thakur 6 (6b 1x4 0x6 10m) SR: 100\nThakur to Ishan, OUT .gone first ball! That's the magic of Shardul Thakur. Looks like the most innocuous .delivery swinging down leg after pitching in front of the pads, Kishan feathers it behind .and Pant doesn't even celebrate but Shardul does, and the umpire says it's out. Kishan .looks disappointed, he's not reviewing that .Ishan Kishan c \u2020Pant b Thakur 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nThakur to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .excellent hat-trick ball - right in the block hole on middle stump and Reddy does well to .get some bat under that and dig it out to mid-on .Shardul Thakur T20 wickets in Powerplay34\nThakur to Head, FOUR runs .tries another yorker but that's a low full toss swinging into middle stump and Head .swings that down, along the carpet, and past Thakur for another boundary. SRH breathe .again\nThakur to Head, 1 wide .slower one now at 113.1kmh, but well outside off and cutting away further. Left alone .for a wide\nThakur to Head, 1 wide .follows that with a bouncer that Head tries to ramp but misses. Thakur thinks that's an .edge too but the umpire calls it a wide. thakur looks at Pant for a review but the captain .doesn't even react\nThakur to Head, 1 run .slow offcutter again well outside off, he hangs back before cutting it away square for .one\nThakur to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .classy drive! Gets one full delivery with some width and Reddy unleashes a wonderful .cover drive to the left of mid-off for a cracking boundary .That was some over! Two big wickets, almost a hat-trick and 12 runs\nAvesh Khan to Head, SIX runs .there comes the first six of the night and it's from Travis Head. On length on the pads .and he flicks that away by moving his front pad out of the way just a little, over wide .long-on for 80 meters\nAvesh Khan to Head, 1 run .another yorker to Head, just outside off and he gets some bat on that towards cover .point for one\nAvesh Khan to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .punches back with hard hands after the ball comes into him, he sends that back past .the bowler but mid-off chases it down quickly\nAvesh Khan to Head, SIX runs .carved over the covers for six more! Make that two from the over. Full and wide, angling .away too with no swing for him like Shardul, and Head goes after that to swing his bat .away from the body nicely all the way . .Travis Head in IPL, 2025 .INNS .2 .RUNS .94 .SR .218.60 .AVE .94.00 .HS .67\nAvesh Khan to Head, no run .much better length outside off, just a hint of room, and Head chases and misses\nAvesh Khan to Head, FOUR runs .flayed over the covers and four to end the over! Make that 18 from the over. Width .again, angling away as well, nobody in the deep and Head sends that crashing over the .covers after backing away slightly .Some poor bowling there under pressure on return from injury from Avesh Khan. Likely .to see a bowling change now\nRathi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .just short of length around off, whipped off the back foot to leg for one .Deep midwicket and long-off for Head\nRathi to Head, (no ball) 1 run .shortish again outside off, swatted away to leg for one in the deep .Goodness, he has overstepped so free hit coming up\nRathi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .short ball coming in around off, Reddy swings it down the ground but it lands short of .long-on\nRathi to Head, no run .makes room but Rathi chases him with the line on leg, no room, and he punches to .cover point\nRathi to Head, 2 runs .crashed in the air over the covers and it's going for a boundary but Markram sprints and .dives to his right from long-off. Saves two\nRathi to Head, 1 run .just short of mid-on! He's chasing the South Africans, Travis Head. Lofts this full .delivery to Miller at mid-on, he dives forward as well, but it doesn't carry. Head and .Miller both end up smiling\nRathi to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs .backs away a long, long way and Rathi's line chases him, he whips it to leg and they run .well to make it two\nRavi Bishnoi to Head, 1 run .Head has been dropped! I repeat, Head has been given a life. Skies Bishnoi's first ball .down the ground, Pooran is stationed at long-on and he has all the time in the world to .settle under, sticks his arms to his chest and gets both hands easily but puts it down. .The crowd erupts! .See all photos . .Travis Head vs Ravi Bishnoi .BALLS .14 .RUNS .29 .OUTS .1 .SR .207.14 .4s\/6s .2\/3\nRavi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .nudges this one into the covers for a quick single, nearly a mix up as well\nRavi Bishnoi to Head, SIX runs .slammed over the covers, he's going to make you pay! Short and turning away, Head is .not going to let that go away, gives it his everything and clears the long covers boundary\nRavi Bishnoi to Head, no run .short again but much straighter and Head smashes it back, Bishnoi gets a hand to it .and he's hurt himself\nRavi Bishnoi to Head, no run .dropped again, but a really tough chance! If that had stuck to Bishnoi's hand, what a .relief it would have been for LSG. Head bludgeons the short ball back, Bishnoi extends .his right arm to his right and touches the ball too but it doesn't stick\nRavi Bishnoi to Head, no run .slightly straighter and he punches it to cover .Meanwhile, after the Indian football team's 0-0 draw against Bangladesh, coach Manolo .Marquez's report card so far doesn't read that well. From Sunil Chhetri's return to his .squad selections, there are some tough questions that need answering. .62 from the powerplay, with two lives for Head already\nRathi to Nitish Kumar, 3 runs .and LSG are all over the place now. First a misfield at short fine leg leaks one, a .wayward throw at the bowler's end with nobody a the stumps concedes a second, and .the fielder backing up messes up too. Three runs gifted in one ball\nRathi to Head, FOUR runs .and Head punishes them again! Some width is all he needs outside off and he cuts that .away wide of point for another four\nRathi to Head, no run .really good comeback to bowl that tight around off, Head backs away to smash it but .misses\nRathi to Head, 1 run .punches that down the ground from outside off for one\nRathi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .pulls it down the ground but miscues towards long-off for one\nRathi to Head, no run .Head knocks over middle stump at the non-striker's end with a powerful stroke and it .ends as a dot ball\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .strays towards the leg side and Reddy tucks that off his hips, a little far from deep fine .leg and far enough to send that for four\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .a whippy flick from off stump to the leg side for a single .Ishan Kishan Today .Marcus Stoinis 2024 .Venkatesh Iyer 2023 .Shane Watson 2018-19 .Suresh Raina 2013 .Yusuf Pathan 2010 .Here's Namooh with a stat: Players with a duck following a century in previous innings .in IPL\nPrince Yadav to Head, OUT .where's the crown in Hyderabad? Put it on Prince's head. And he has dismissed Travis .Head in the most spectacular fashion, knocking over almost all his stumps. Pitches it .up fearlessly, Head swings and misses and the ball crashes into the base of the stumps .Travis Head b Prince Yadav 47 (28b 5x4 3x6 38m) SR: 167.85\nPrince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 wide .strays down the leg side with a wide and sends down a wide\nPrince Yadav to Klaasen, 2 runs .right on target again on the stumps with a length delivery, Klaasen punches it down past .the stumps in the gap for two\nPrince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run .trying for the block hole maybe, delivers another full toss. This is on off and punched .down to long-on for one\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, no run .in the block hole finally, just outside off and Reddy digs it out to cover with a straight bat\nRathi to Klaasen, 1 run .on length on the stumps, pushes it down to long-on\nRathi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .on middle now and tucked to leg for one more\nRathi to Klaasen, no run .turning in this time from outside off, cut to point\nRathi to Klaasen, SIX runs .and Klaasen takes off! Pitched up and Klaasen pounces on that, lofts it from bottom to .top swing of the bat in his trademark fashion to send it crashing into the midwicket .stands\nRathi to Klaasen, no run .Rathi replies with a decent legbreak outside off now, pushed to cover\nRathi to Klaasen, 1 run .turning away from outside off, swatted like a mosquito racket to leg for one wide of .long-on . .1:17 .Klaasen devours legspin like no one else .\nPrince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run .nails the yorker first ball and Klaasen bunts it away to midwicket for one\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .short of length outside off, enough room for Reddy to hop on his toes and dab it to short .third for a quick single. Could have been close has it been a direct hit\nPrince Yadav to Klaasen, no run .low and wide full toss well outside off, Klaasen swings and misses. Quite slow as well .at 112kmh\nPrince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run .drills the full ball on stumps back and Prince uses his right leg to deflect that to leg side. .Single taken\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 wide .bangs in a bouncer to Reddy which he can't put away and that's called a wide for going .over the head\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 wide .another slower one, moving away as well from outside off and left alone for another .wide\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .full on off at 138kmh, bunts it down to long-off for one\nPrince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run .full on middle and leg now, and flicked away square for one .Prince is having a dream spell. Two overs 1 for 16. Here's Abhimanyu now for the .second half. What's the script for the final 10?\nRavi Bishnoi to Klaasen, 1 run .Bishnoi starts with a length ball outside off, Klaasen cuts it out to deep point\nRavi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, no run .Big appeal from Bishnoi, but the umpire is not interested at all. This is full around off, a .wrong'un. NKR went for a reverse-sweep and missed. LSG review. And that's clipping .leg, so umpire's call. Reddy survives\nRavi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Tossed up very full outside off, Reddy looks to slog sweep but can only get it off the .bottom half to deep midwicket\nRavi Bishnoi to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Klaasen continues his takedown of legspin! This is on a length on the stumps, Klaasen .hangs back, clears his left leg and punches it straight down the ground along the carpet. .100 up for SRH\nRavi Bishnoi to Klaasen, 1 run .Cramps him for room with a length ball finishing around leg, Klaasen works it through .midwicket\nRavi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, no run .On a length outside off, Reddy punches to cover. There's a bit of a mix-up as Klaasen .takes off for the single but is sent back. Bishnoi doesn't collect the throw cleanly, or .Klaasen could have been in trouble\nPrince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run .Yorker down leg, tucked away to deep midwicket\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .On a length just outside off, 138kph, hacked away to deep midwicket\nPrince Yadav to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Creamed over cover! Gets it straight enough of the fielder in the deep! Overpitched and .too wide, Klaasen gets under it and slices it in front of point. Deep point was running to .his right but he placed this well enough. A check shows it bounced just short of the .boundary rope\nPrince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run .Full outside off, Klaasen clubs it down the ground. Goes to long-on on the bounce\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, no run .Short and wide, Reddy goes for the pull but gets an under-edge as the ball bounces to .the keeper. Change of pace does the trick for Prince\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, OUT .Klaasen is run out in bizarre fashion! This is overpitched and Reddy drives this hard to .Prince's left. He goes low to take the catch, but can't hold on. But the ball deflects from .his hands onto the stumps at the non-striker's end! Klaasen was out of his crease and .starts to walk immediately. Prince has delivered the wickets of both Head and Klaasen .today! He seems to have hurt his hand though .Heinrich Klaasen run out (Prince Yadav) 26 (17b 2x4 1x6 22m) SR: 152.94\nRavi Bishnoi to Verma, 1 run .Legbreak outside off, he clips it through mid-on for a single\nRavi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs .Tucks a length ball square on the leg side and it allows them to run two, despite the .direct hit at the striker's end\nRavi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, no run .Tossed up full outside off, Reddy hits a crisp drive but straight to the extra cover fielder\nRavi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs .On a length around off, going on with the angle, he tucks it wide of short fine leg for a .quick single. The throw at the non-striker's end is a poor one and allows them to sprint .back for a second\nRavi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Tossed up on off, he eases it in front of square leg\nRavi Bishnoi to Verma, SIX runs .Goes downtown! This is in the slot, and Aniket thinks one ball is all the sighters he .needs as he pummels this straight down. Aiden Markram at long-on gets in position but .that's gone well above him! Much needed boundary for SRH .Timeout\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Full outside off, driven wide of long-off\nPrince Yadav to Verma, no run .On a length outside off, Aniket gets across the stumps but can only punch it to mid-off\nPrince Yadav to Verma, 2 runs .Goes for a yorker at 138kph, it's a low full toss but still right in the blockhole\/ Aniket .does very well to jam his bat down and squeeze it out towards mid-on. It's a bit of a .vacant region and the batters do well to run two\nPrince Yadav to Verma, 1 wide .Banged in too short. Wide called immediately as Aniket watches it sail over his shoulder\nPrince Yadav to Verma, no run .Gets the wide yorker past Aniket's attempted drive! Took the pace off too. Aniket gets .an bottom edge as it sneaks behind to Pant\nPrince Yadav to Verma, 1 run .Driven down to long-on. This was full just outside off\nPrince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Back of length outside off at 135kph, Reddy pulls it wide of long-on. Prince Yadav bowls .out with figures of 1 for 29. That was the wicket of Head he got, and he inadvertently .also ran Klaasen out! Some day for him!\nRavi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, OUT .Knocks him over! Tossed up full on off, Reddy felt the pressure growing and looked for .the big swing down the ground, but he can't pick the googly and hears the death rattle .as his middle stump is pegged back .Nitish Kumar Reddy b Ravi Bishnoi 32 (28b 2x4 0x6 59m) SR: 114.28\nRavi Bishnoi to Manohar, no run .Another googly outside off, Manohar lunges forward and defends\nRavi Bishnoi to Manohar, 1 run .On a length on leg, tucked behind square leg and Manohar gets off the mark\nRavi Bishnoi to Verma, SIX runs .Aniket clears the rope again! Clears his front leg and deposits this slot ball over long-off\nRavi Bishnoi to Verma, SIX runs .And that's even bigger! This time he targets the other side of the sight screen as he .gets low to this tossed up delivery and boshes this down the ground\nRavi Bishnoi to Verma, 2 runs .Full on leg, he clips it into the forward square leg region. Good running as they get two .as the run rate gets closer to 10 now\nRathi to Manohar, no run .Tossed on a length outside off, Manohar blocks\nRathi to Manohar, 1 run .Punches a length ball down to long-off\nRathi to Verma, no run .Aniket goes for a slog sweep and misses completely and is hit on the back thigh. But .that was sliding down, though\nRathi to Verma, SIX runs .Doesn't miss this one! Gets across the stumps to take on this full ball and whips it over .the square leg boundary\nRathi to Verma, SIX runs .And now over extra cover! Full and wide, he gets on one knee and hammers it inside .out. Back-to-back sixes in back-to-back overs\nRathi to Verma, OUT .And this time he holes out Sees this dropped slightly short and rocks back for the pull. .But it wasn't a long hop and he can't get the distance on it. Miller makes no mistake. .Aniket departs after injecting much-needed momentum into the innings .Aniket Verma c Miller b Rathi 36 (13b 0x4 5x6 17m) SR: 276.92\nThakur to Manohar, no run .Brilliant from Shardul, nails the wide yorker as Manohar looks to go inside out but can't .connect\nThakur to Manohar, OUT .Sliced in the air and Thakur has his third! Goes for the wide yorker again, Manohar goes .deep in his crease and looks to go over point but this goes too fine and Samad gets .under it, running in from deep third. Thakur has the purple cap now! .Abhinav Manohar c Abdul Samad b Thakur 2 (6b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 33.33\nThakur to Harshal, no run .Full outside off, driven to cover's right. Cummins wanted the single, but is sent back\nThakur to Harshal, 1 run .ON a length outside off, punched out to deep point .Cummins to now face his first ball\nThakur to Cummins, SIX runs .Cummins hits his first ball for six! Short and wide, Cummins is on his toes as he cuts .this up and over point. Into the stands\nThakur to Cummins, SIX runs .And now Cummins goes down the ground! This is a full toss outside off, a juicy one at .that, and Cummins says thank you very much as he slaps this just to the right of the .sightscreen. We've seen back-to-back sixes for the third consecutive over now\nAvesh Khan to Harshal, 1 run .Yorker just outside off, Harshal digs it out towards midwicket and gets Cummins on .strike\nAvesh Khan to Cummins, SIX runs .Three balls faced, three sixes hit for Pat Cummins! This is in the slot outside off and .Cummins goes straight down the ground! .See all photos\nAvesh Khan to Cummins, OUT .Avesh with the comeback! Goes wide of the crease and goes full outside off. Cummins .opens his face and looks to steer this past short third but it goes straight to the fielder .Pat Cummins c Rathi b Avesh Khan 18 (4b 0x4 3x6 8m) SR: 450\nAvesh Khan to Shami, 1 run .Low full toss outside off, Shami can only drive it out to deep point\nAvesh Khan to Harshal, 2 runs .Short and wide, Harshal slaps it down the ground to long-off's left. They get two with .ease\nAvesh Khan to Harshal, 1 run .Wide yorker, Harshal manages to squeeze it out to cover's left for a single\nThakur to Harshal, 1 run .Driven out to sweeper cover, as Harshal fails to take toll of this full toss outside off. .They get two, though\nThakur to Shami, no run .Bouncer outside off, Shami swings and misses\nThakur to Shami, OUT .Shardul has a fourth! Short and wide, Shami looks to slap it away but can only get it off .the toe end to cover as his right hand comes off the handle .Mohammed Shami c Badoni b Thakur 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 33.33\nThakur to Simarjeet Singh, 1 run .Full on off, Simarjeet drives it down to long-on\nThakur to Harshal, 1 run .Throws his bat at a low full toss outside off, with an open face, and manages to deflect .it to short third. They scamper across for a single\nThakur to Simarjeet Singh, no run .Banged in short outside off, Simarjeet looks to ramp but can't connect. Shardul finishes .with figures of 4-34. And he had just five wickets in the whole of IPL 2024 from nine .games!\nAvesh Khan to Harshal, 1 run .Full outside off, Harshal drives it down to long-off\nAvesh Khan to Simarjeet Singh, 1 run .Full outside off, driven hard to the bowler's left. Avesh can't hold on and almost deflects .it towards the stumps at the non-striker's end but well wide of it in the end\nAvesh Khan to Harshal, 1 run .Squeezes a low full toss back past Avesh to long-off\nAvesh Khan to Simarjeet Singh, 1 run .ON a length outside off, Simarjeet hacks it down to long-on\nAvesh Khan to Harshal, 2 runs .Goes for a wide yorker, it's quite wide, but Harshal is across the stumps and he .manages to get a toe end as he lofts it down the ground towards long-off. They get two .comfortably\nAvesh Khan to Harshal, 1 run .Yorker outside off, dug out to long-off. Avesh closes it off well and now LSG need 191 .to get off the mark in the points table","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs SRH, 7th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Thakur to Head, no run smacks the first ball all guns blazing in the covers and Badoni dives to his right to save a boundary\n Thakur to Head, no run full and swinging into leg stump, nicely cramped up and Head bunts it down to mid-on this time Kishan and Nitish Reddy padded up in the dugout\n Thakur to Head, FOUR runs smashed over the bowler's head for four and they're off! Full again, absolutely middled and Thakur reacted by raisin his right arm but where was the time! RUNS 1771 OUTS 43 4s\/6s 225\/78 SR 157.98 AVE 41.18\n Thakur to Head, no run full toss and luckily for LSG that's carved straight to point\n Thakur to Head, 1 run another full toss! This one a tad higher outside off and swinging in which means Head can only steer it to deep point. There's protection there because short third is in the circle Similar field for Abhishek Abhishek Sharma vs Shardul Thakur BALLS 15 RUNS 17 OUTS 2 SR 113.33 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Thakur to Abhishek, 1 run short and wide to Abhishek, he bashes it into the ground with hard hands towards cover and he's off the mark too\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, FOUR runs short of length and outside off, just a bit of width and Abhishek shows some excellent timing with that late dab to steer that wide of short third for four! Races away\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, no run more bounce this time outside off from short of length and he runs it down to short third\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, no run dead straight on middle stump, no room and he pushes it down to mid-off\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, 1 run falls short of deep third! Abhishek throws his arms at that one and gets an edge flying to deep third where the fielder runs in but it doesn't carry\n Avesh Khan to Head, no run excellent ball - in the block hole outside off and Head tries to dig it out. Only gets an edge to get the ball rolling behind\n Avesh Khan to Head, FOUR runs too short to end the over and Head swats it after opening his stance, wide of mid-on and spoils what was looking like a good over from Avesh\n Thakur to Abhishek, OUT Shardul gets the big wicket of Abhishek and raises his finger himself! They had placed one at deep square leg from Shardul's first over and he sends down a short ball which Abhishek pulls and that's gone straight to Pooran \n Thakur to Ishan, OUT gone first ball! That's the magic of Shardul Thakur. Looks like the most innocuous delivery swinging down leg after pitching in front of the pads, Kishan feathers it behind and Pant doesn't even celebrate but Shardul does, and the umpire says it's out. Kishan looks disappointed, he's not reviewing that \n Thakur to Nitish Kumar, 1 run excellent hat-trick ball - right in the block hole on middle stump and Reddy does well to get some bat under that and dig it out to mid-on Shardul Thakur T20 wickets in Powerplay34\n Thakur to Head, FOUR runs tries another yorker but that's a low full toss swinging into middle stump and Head swings that down, along the carpet, and past Thakur for another boundary. SRH breathe again\n Thakur to Head, 1 wide slower one now at 113.1kmh, but well outside off and cutting away further. Left alone for a wide\n Thakur to Head, 1 wide follows that with a bouncer that Head tries to ramp but misses. Thakur thinks that's an edge too but the umpire calls it a wide. thakur looks at Pant for a review but the captain doesn't even react\n Thakur to Head, 1 run slow offcutter again well outside off, he hangs back before cutting it away square for one\n Thakur to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs classy drive! Gets one full delivery with some width and Reddy unleashes a wonderful cover drive to the left of mid-off for a cracking boundary That was some over! Two big wickets, almost a hat-trick and 12 runs\n Avesh Khan to Head, SIX runs there comes the first six of the night and it's from Travis Head. On length on the pads and he flicks that away by moving his front pad out of the way just a little, over wide long-on for 80 meters\n Avesh Khan to Head, 1 run another yorker to Head, just outside off and he gets some bat on that towards cover point for one\n Avesh Khan to Nitish Kumar, 1 run punches back with hard hands after the ball comes into him, he sends that back past the bowler but mid-off chases it down quickly\n Avesh Khan to Head, SIX runs carved over the covers for six more! Make that two from the over. Full and wide, angling away too with no swing for him like Shardul, and Head goes after that to swing his bat away from the body nicely all the way Travis Head in IPL, 2025 INNS 2 RUNS 94 SR 218.60 AVE 94.00 HS 67\n Avesh Khan to Head, no run much better length outside off, just a hint of room, and Head chases and misses\n Avesh Khan to Head, FOUR runs flayed over the covers and four to end the over! Make that 18 from the over. Width again, angling away as well, nobody in the deep and Head sends that crashing over the covers after backing away slightly Some poor bowling there under pressure on return from injury from Avesh Khan. Likely to see a bowling change now\n Rathi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run just short of length around off, whipped off the back foot to leg for one Deep midwicket and long-off for Head\n shortish again outside off, swatted away to leg for one in the deep Goodness, he has overstepped so free hit coming up\n Rathi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run short ball coming in around off, Reddy swings it down the ground but it lands short of long-on\n Rathi to Head, no run makes room but Rathi chases him with the line on leg, no room, and he punches to cover point\n Rathi to Head, 2 runs crashed in the air over the covers and it's going for a boundary but Markram sprints and dives to his right from long-off. Saves two\n Rathi to Head, 1 run just short of mid-on! He's chasing the South Africans, Travis Head. Lofts this full delivery to Miller at mid-on, he dives forward as well, but it doesn't carry. Head and Miller both end up smiling\n Rathi to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs backs away a long, long way and Rathi's line chases him, he whips it to leg and they run well to make it two\n Ravi Bishnoi to Head, 1 run Head has been dropped! I repeat, Head has been given a life. Skies Bishnoi's first ball down the ground, Pooran is stationed at long-on and he has all the time in the world to settle under, sticks his arms to his chest and gets both hands easily but puts it down. The crowd erupts! See all photos Travis Head vs Ravi Bishnoi BALLS 14 RUNS 29 OUTS 1 SR 207.14 4s\/6s 2\/3\n Ravi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run nudges this one into the covers for a quick single, nearly a mix up as well\n Ravi Bishnoi to Head, SIX runs slammed over the covers, he's going to make you pay! Short and turning away, Head is not going to let that go away, gives it his everything and clears the long covers boundary\n Ravi Bishnoi to Head, no run short again but much straighter and Head smashes it back, Bishnoi gets a hand to it and he's hurt himself\n Ravi Bishnoi to Head, no run dropped again, but a really tough chance! If that had stuck to Bishnoi's hand, what a relief it would have been for LSG. Head bludgeons the short ball back, Bishnoi extends his right arm to his right and touches the ball too but it doesn't stick\n Ravi Bishnoi to Head, no run slightly straighter and he punches it to cover Meanwhile, after the Indian football team's 0-0 draw against Bangladesh, coach Manolo Marquez's report card so far doesn't read that well. From Sunil Chhetri's return to his squad selections, there are some tough questions that need answering. 62 from the powerplay, with two lives for Head already\n Rathi to Nitish Kumar, 3 runs and LSG are all over the place now. First a misfield at short fine leg leaks one, a wayward throw at the bowler's end with nobody a the stumps concedes a second, and the fielder backing up messes up too. Three runs gifted in one ball\n Rathi to Head, FOUR runs and Head punishes them again! Some width is all he needs outside off and he cuts that away wide of point for another four\n Rathi to Head, no run really good comeback to bowl that tight around off, Head backs away to smash it but misses\n Rathi to Head, 1 run punches that down the ground from outside off for one\n Rathi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run pulls it down the ground but miscues towards long-off for one\n Rathi to Head, no run Head knocks over middle stump at the non-striker's end with a powerful stroke and it ends as a dot ball\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs strays towards the leg side and Reddy tucks that off his hips, a little far from deep fine leg and far enough to send that for four\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run a whippy flick from off stump to the leg side for a single Ishan Kishan Today Marcus Stoinis 2024 Venkatesh Iyer 2023 Shane Watson 2018-19 Suresh Raina 2013 Yusuf Pathan 2010 Here's Namooh with a stat: Players with a duck following a century in previous innings in IPL\n Prince Yadav to Head, OUT where's the crown in Hyderabad? Put it on Prince's head. And he has dismissed Travis Head in the most spectacular fashion, knocking over almost all his stumps. Pitches it up fearlessly, Head swings and misses and the ball crashes into the base of the stumps \n Prince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 wide strays down the leg side with a wide and sends down a wide\n Prince Yadav to Klaasen, 2 runs right on target again on the stumps with a length delivery, Klaasen punches it down past the stumps in the gap for two\n Prince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run trying for the block hole maybe, delivers another full toss. This is on off and punched down to long-on for one\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, no run in the block hole finally, just outside off and Reddy digs it out to cover with a straight bat\n Rathi to Klaasen, 1 run on length on the stumps, pushes it down to long-on\n Rathi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run on middle now and tucked to leg for one more\n Rathi to Klaasen, no run turning in this time from outside off, cut to point\n Rathi to Klaasen, SIX runs and Klaasen takes off! Pitched up and Klaasen pounces on that, lofts it from bottom to top swing of the bat in his trademark fashion to send it crashing into the midwicket stands\n Rathi to Klaasen, no run Rathi replies with a decent legbreak outside off now, pushed to cover\n Rathi to Klaasen, 1 run turning away from outside off, swatted like a mosquito racket to leg for one wide of long-on 1:17 Klaasen devours legspin like no one else \n Prince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run nails the yorker first ball and Klaasen bunts it away to midwicket for one\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run short of length outside off, enough room for Reddy to hop on his toes and dab it to short third for a quick single. Could have been close has it been a direct hit\n Prince Yadav to Klaasen, no run low and wide full toss well outside off, Klaasen swings and misses. Quite slow as well at 112kmh\n Prince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run drills the full ball on stumps back and Prince uses his right leg to deflect that to leg side. Single taken\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 wide bangs in a bouncer to Reddy which he can't put away and that's called a wide for going over the head\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 wide another slower one, moving away as well from outside off and left alone for another wide\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run full on off at 138kmh, bunts it down to long-off for one\n Prince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run full on middle and leg now, and flicked away square for one Prince is having a dream spell. Two overs 1 for 16. Here's Abhimanyu now for the second half. What's the script for the final 10?\n Ravi Bishnoi to Klaasen, 1 run Bishnoi starts with a length ball outside off, Klaasen cuts it out to deep point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, no run Big appeal from Bishnoi, but the umpire is not interested at all. This is full around off, a wrong'un. NKR went for a reverse-sweep and missed. LSG review. And that's clipping leg, so umpire's call. Reddy survives\n Ravi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Tossed up very full outside off, Reddy looks to slog sweep but can only get it off the bottom half to deep midwicket\n Ravi Bishnoi to Klaasen, FOUR runs Klaasen continues his takedown of legspin! This is on a length on the stumps, Klaasen hangs back, clears his left leg and punches it straight down the ground along the carpet. 100 up for SRH\n Ravi Bishnoi to Klaasen, 1 run Cramps him for room with a length ball finishing around leg, Klaasen works it through midwicket\n Ravi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, no run On a length outside off, Reddy punches to cover. There's a bit of a mix-up as Klaasen takes off for the single but is sent back. Bishnoi doesn't collect the throw cleanly, or Klaasen could have been in trouble\n Prince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run Yorker down leg, tucked away to deep midwicket\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run On a length just outside off, 138kph, hacked away to deep midwicket\n Prince Yadav to Klaasen, FOUR runs Creamed over cover! Gets it straight enough of the fielder in the deep! Overpitched and too wide, Klaasen gets under it and slices it in front of point. Deep point was running to his right but he placed this well enough. A check shows it bounced just short of the boundary rope\n Prince Yadav to Klaasen, 1 run Full outside off, Klaasen clubs it down the ground. Goes to long-on on the bounce\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, no run Short and wide, Reddy goes for the pull but gets an under-edge as the ball bounces to the keeper. Change of pace does the trick for Prince\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, OUT Klaasen is run out in bizarre fashion! This is overpitched and Reddy drives this hard to Prince's left. He goes low to take the catch, but can't hold on. But the ball deflects from his hands onto the stumps at the non-striker's end! Klaasen was out of his crease and starts to walk immediately. Prince has delivered the wickets of both Head and Klaasen today! He seems to have hurt his hand though \n Ravi Bishnoi to Verma, 1 run Legbreak outside off, he clips it through mid-on for a single\n Ravi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs Tucks a length ball square on the leg side and it allows them to run two, despite the direct hit at the striker's end\n Ravi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, no run Tossed up full outside off, Reddy hits a crisp drive but straight to the extra cover fielder\n Ravi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs On a length around off, going on with the angle, he tucks it wide of short fine leg for a quick single. The throw at the non-striker's end is a poor one and allows them to sprint back for a second\n Ravi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Tossed up on off, he eases it in front of square leg\n Ravi Bishnoi to Verma, SIX runs Goes downtown! This is in the slot, and Aniket thinks one ball is all the sighters he needs as he pummels this straight down. Aiden Markram at long-on gets in position but that's gone well above him! Much needed boundary for SRH Timeout\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Full outside off, driven wide of long-off\n Prince Yadav to Verma, no run On a length outside off, Aniket gets across the stumps but can only punch it to mid-off\n Prince Yadav to Verma, 2 runs Goes for a yorker at 138kph, it's a low full toss but still right in the blockhole\/ Aniket does very well to jam his bat down and squeeze it out towards mid-on. It's a bit of a vacant region and the batters do well to run two\n Prince Yadav to Verma, 1 wide Banged in too short. Wide called immediately as Aniket watches it sail over his shoulder\n Prince Yadav to Verma, no run Gets the wide yorker past Aniket's attempted drive! Took the pace off too. Aniket gets an bottom edge as it sneaks behind to Pant\n Prince Yadav to Verma, 1 run Driven down to long-on. This was full just outside off\n Prince Yadav to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Back of length outside off at 135kph, Reddy pulls it wide of long-on. Prince Yadav bowls out with figures of 1 for 29. That was the wicket of Head he got, and he inadvertently also ran Klaasen out! Some day for him!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Nitish Kumar, OUT Knocks him over! Tossed up full on off, Reddy felt the pressure growing and looked for the big swing down the ground, but he can't pick the googly and hears the death rattle as his middle stump is pegged back \n Ravi Bishnoi to Manohar, no run Another googly outside off, Manohar lunges forward and defends\n Ravi Bishnoi to Manohar, 1 run On a length on leg, tucked behind square leg and Manohar gets off the mark\n Ravi Bishnoi to Verma, SIX runs Aniket clears the rope again! Clears his front leg and deposits this slot ball over long-off\n Ravi Bishnoi to Verma, SIX runs And that's even bigger! This time he targets the other side of the sight screen as he gets low to this tossed up delivery and boshes this down the ground\n Ravi Bishnoi to Verma, 2 runs Full on leg, he clips it into the forward square leg region. Good running as they get two as the run rate gets closer to 10 now\n Rathi to Manohar, no run Tossed on a length outside off, Manohar blocks\n Rathi to Manohar, 1 run Punches a length ball down to long-off\n Rathi to Verma, no run Aniket goes for a slog sweep and misses completely and is hit on the back thigh. But that was sliding down, though\n Rathi to Verma, SIX runs Doesn't miss this one! Gets across the stumps to take on this full ball and whips it over the square leg boundary\n Rathi to Verma, SIX runs And now over extra cover! Full and wide, he gets on one knee and hammers it inside out. Back-to-back sixes in back-to-back overs\n Rathi to Verma, OUT And this time he holes out Sees this dropped slightly short and rocks back for the pull. But it wasn't a long hop and he can't get the distance on it. Miller makes no mistake. Aniket departs after injecting much-needed momentum into the innings \n Thakur to Manohar, no run Brilliant from Shardul, nails the wide yorker as Manohar looks to go inside out but can't connect\n Thakur to Manohar, OUT Sliced in the air and Thakur has his third! Goes for the wide yorker again, Manohar goes deep in his crease and looks to go over point but this goes too fine and Samad gets under it, running in from deep third. Thakur has the purple cap now! \n Thakur to Harshal, no run Full outside off, driven to cover's right. Cummins wanted the single, but is sent back\n Thakur to Harshal, 1 run ON a length outside off, punched out to deep point Cummins to now face his first ball\n Thakur to Cummins, SIX runs Cummins hits his first ball for six! Short and wide, Cummins is on his toes as he cuts this up and over point. Into the stands\n Thakur to Cummins, SIX runs And now Cummins goes down the ground! This is a full toss outside off, a juicy one at that, and Cummins says thank you very much as he slaps this just to the right of the sightscreen. We've seen back-to-back sixes for the third consecutive over now\n Avesh Khan to Harshal, 1 run Yorker just outside off, Harshal digs it out towards midwicket and gets Cummins on strike\n Avesh Khan to Cummins, SIX runs Three balls faced, three sixes hit for Pat Cummins! This is in the slot outside off and Cummins goes straight down the ground! See all photos\n Avesh Khan to Cummins, OUT Avesh with the comeback! Goes wide of the crease and goes full outside off. Cummins opens his face and looks to steer this past short third but it goes straight to the fielder \n Avesh Khan to Shami, 1 run Low full toss outside off, Shami can only drive it out to deep point\n Avesh Khan to Harshal, 2 runs Short and wide, Harshal slaps it down the ground to long-off's left. They get two with ease\n Avesh Khan to Harshal, 1 run Wide yorker, Harshal manages to squeeze it out to cover's left for a single\n Thakur to Harshal, 1 run Driven out to sweeper cover, as Harshal fails to take toll of this full toss outside off. They get two, though\n Thakur to Shami, no run Bouncer outside off, Shami swings and misses\n Thakur to Shami, OUT Shardul has a fourth! Short and wide, Shami looks to slap it away but can only get it off the toe end to cover as his right hand comes off the handle \n Thakur to Simarjeet Singh, 1 run Full on off, Simarjeet drives it down to long-on\n Thakur to Harshal, 1 run Throws his bat at a low full toss outside off, with an open face, and manages to deflect it to short third. They scamper across for a single\n Thakur to Simarjeet Singh, no run Banged in short outside off, Simarjeet looks to ramp but can't connect. Shardul finishes with figures of 4-34. And he had just five wickets in the whole of IPL 2024 from nine games!\n Avesh Khan to Harshal, 1 run Full outside off, Harshal drives it down to long-off\n Avesh Khan to Simarjeet Singh, 1 run Full outside off, driven hard to the bowler's left. Avesh can't hold on and almost deflects it towards the stumps at the non-striker's end but well wide of it in the end\n Avesh Khan to Harshal, 1 run Squeezes a low full toss back past Avesh to long-off\n Avesh Khan to Simarjeet Singh, 1 run ON a length outside off, Simarjeet hacks it down to long-on\n Avesh Khan to Harshal, 2 runs Goes for a wide yorker, it's quite wide, but Harshal is across the stumps and he manages to get a toe end as he lofts it down the ground towards long-off. They get two comfortably\n Avesh Khan to Harshal, 1 run Yorker outside off, dug out to long-off. Avesh closes it off well and now LSG need 191 to get off the mark in the points table","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Cummins","Harshal","Head","Ishan","Klaasen","Manohar","Nitish Kumar","Nitish Kumar","Shami","Simarjeet Singh","Verma"],"Runs":[6.0,18.0,12.0,47.0,0.0,26.0,2.0,32.0,32.0,1.0,3.0,36.0],"Balls_Faced":[6,4,11,28,1,17,6,28,28,3,4,13],"Fours":[1,0,0,5,0,2,0,2,2,0,0,0],"Sixes":[0,3,0,3,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,5],"S\/R":[100.0,450.0,109.09,167.86,0.0,152.94,33.33,114.29,114.29,33.33,75.0,276.92],"dismissal":["c Pooran b Thakur","c Rathi b Avesh Khan","Not Out","b Prince Yadav","c \u2020Pant b Thakur","Not Out","c Abdul Samad b Thakur","run out in bizarre fashion! This is overpitched and Reddy drives this hard to .Prince's left. He goes low to take the catch, but can't hold on. But the ball deflects from .his hands onto the stumps at the non-striker's end! Klaasen was out of his crease and .starts to walk immediately. Prince has delivered the wickets of both Head and Klaasen .today! He seems to have hurt his hand though .Heinrich Klaasen run out (Prince Yadav)","b Ravi Bishnoi","c Badoni b Thakur","Not Out","c Miller b Rathi"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Avesh Khan","Prince Yadav","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi","Thakur"],"Balls":[24,24,24,24,24],"Runs_Given":[45.0,29.0,40.0,42.0,34.0],"Wickets":[1,1,1,1,4],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Starc to Markram, no run .Begins with a length ball around off, that Markram gets behind and blocks to the off .side\nStarc to Markram, no run .Shaping in a touch from a length around middle, Markram solidly blocks it towards .cover\nStarc to Markram, no run .Shortish on leg, 143.4kph, glanced to short midwicket\nStarc to Markram, no run .Bouncer in the opening over! Markram thinks of ducking but then goes for the pull, .misses as the 141.9kph bullet goes over his blade\nStarc to Markram, 1 run .Markram charges down while backing away to the 144.7kph length ball, gets a thick .inside edge onto his back leg. They steal a run as it rolls to the off side\nStarc to Marsh, SIX runs .Marsh is here, ladies and gents! Swings the first ball he faces in IPL 2025 over the deep .midwicket ropes. Length ball on leg, 144.7kph, he connects that and how!\nAxar Patel to Markram, no run .Flatter and on a length outside off, slapped to cover\nAxar Patel to Markram, FOUR runs .Finds the gap does Markram! Not much room given but he manufactures it by staying .leg side of the ball and delaying his slash, gets it between point and cover . .Axar Patel in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .858 .WKTS .38 .4s\/6s .116\/43 .ECON .7.62 .AVE .28.71\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .Fuller on middle, punched straight to cover for a quick run. Du Plessis dives to his right .and stops that\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .Quicker and flatter length ball on middle, 94.1kph, he gets behind it to keep it out\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .Slows it down and lands it on a length on off, Marsh punches it to cover\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .Darts it in on off, he hurriedly keeps it out to backward point. Good comeback from Axar .after that early four\nStarc to Markram, SIX runs .Humongous shot! Markram backs away to the length ball, 144.6kph, and lofts it over .mid-off\nStarc to Markram, 1 run .Full on leg, 144.3kph, flicked to mid-on for a quick one\nStarc to Marsh, FOUR runs .Marsh is enjoying Starc's pace and that is showing. Short on middle, not much bite on it, .134.6kph. Marsh stays put and pulls it over backward square leg to beat the man in the .deep to his right\nStarc to Marsh, SIX runs .Free swing of the bat and it is six more! Marsh is having a ball in Vizag. In the slot on .middle and leg, 142.4kph, he gets under it and plonks it into the deep midwicket stands .Around the wicket\nStarc to Marsh, FOUR runs .Not off the meat but still gets the desired result. Short and angling in, barely rising. .Marsh gets it off the inner half and hits it through bakward square leg . .Mitchell Marsh vs Mitchell Starc .BALLS .17 .RUNS .41 .OUTS .3 .SR .241.17 .4s\/6s .3\/4\nStarc to Marsh, no run .Goes for the yorker but dishes out a low full toss that he can only toe-end to mid-off. 21 .off the Starc over, LSG are flying\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .Lands it on a length on off, 96.6kph, he goes back to punch it to long-off\nAxar Patel to Marsh, FOUR runs .Pummelled away! Not too short, as he lands it on a length outside off at 96.kph. Marsh .stays leg side and just powers it through backward point\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .Huge appeal but perhaps sliding down. Marsh gets down to slog but misses and is hit .on the back leg. Axar chats to Porel and signals for the review. Not too close to review, .per my naked eye. Marsh was way early with his swing and missed the ball completely. .It perhaps was the arm ball, and as a result would have been sliding down leg, DC lose a .review\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .Quicker and angling in, 97.2kph, punched to cover\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .Shortish but angling in, 96.7kph, punched to cover off the back foot again\nAxar Patel to Marsh, 2 runs .Digs it in again, outside off, punched through cover for a couple\nNigam to Markram, 1 run .Length ball on leg to begin, clipped through forward square leg\nNigam to Marsh, FOUR runs .Marsh continues his merry ways of the pull. This is slightly short on leg, he gets down .on a leg to swipe it away through backward square leg\nNigam to Marsh, 1 run .Extra bounce from a length, catches Marsh by surprise, gets a thick inside edge towards .short fine leg\nNigam to Markram, OUT .Picks out long-off to perfection! Nigam has his first IPL wicket on his fourth ball, DC .congregate to celebrate. Tossed up around off, he entices the big shot from Markram. It .was the googly, Markram went for the loft over long-off but miscued it off the inner half .straight to Starc .Aiden Markram c Starc b Nigam 15 (13b 1x4 1x6 20m) SR: 115.38\nNigam to Pooran, no run .Quicker length ball wide outside off, chopped to point\nNigam to Pooran, FOUR runs .Beauty of a delivery, but runs for Pooran! He hangs back to defend but ends up playing .down the wrong line. The ball bounces and takes a thick outside edge that beats short .third, fifty up for LSG\nMukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 wide .There was a tickle or so Mukesh thinks. Umpire calls it wide and DC don't challenge as .Marsh swings and misses . .Nicholas Pooran vs Mukesh Kumar .BALLS .23 .RUNS .39 .OUTS .2 .SR .169.56 .4s\/6s .4\/2\nMukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 run .Angling in on a length on middle and leg, 130.6kph, clipped to short fine leg, who .misfields it .Around the wicket\nMukesh Kumar to Pooran, 1 run .On a length on off and middle, 132.4kph he taps it to the on side in front of square and .gets to the other end\nMukesh Kumar to Marsh, SIX runs .Marsh, pulls, six! The story of the evening so far. This is short again but only at .132.6kph, he picks the length early and swings across the line to pepper the deep .backward square leg boundary\nMukesh Kumar to Marsh, FOUR runs .Short again, pulls it again, four more! Gift after gift for Marsh. This barely raises .stomach high, easy pickings for Marsh, who pulls to deep backward square leg\nMukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 run .Yorker on off, dug out to mid-on\nMukesh Kumar to Pooran, no run .Length ball on off and middle, 136.5kph, defended down the track. LSG end the .powerplay on 64 for 1\nNigam to Marsh, SIX runs .Marsh deposits it well over deep midwicket He goes back to the half-tracker and .heaves it miles in the air\nNigam to Marsh, 1 run .Wider and fuller outside off, 88.6kph, slogged to deep midwicket to bring up a 21-ball .half-century .See all photos\nNigam to Pooran, SIX runs .Pooran joins the six show now. Tossed up ball just outside off, in his slot as it is the .legbreak at 90.5kph, he clears his front leg and sends it sailing into the sight-screen\nNigam to Pooran, SIX runs .Pooran power in attendance! The googly at a short of length, enough time for Pooran to .go back and heave it over deep midwicket . .1:51 .Pooran power: sixes anytime, all the time\nNigam to Pooran, no run .WHAT HAVE YOU DONE, RIZVI??? Nigam had just about got the googly working. .Pooran looks to slash it over cover but gets a thick outside edge in the air and towards .the right of backward point, who makes a mess .Nicholas Pooran strike rate vs legspin in T20s 159.23\nNigam to Pooran, SIX runs .Rubbing salt into the wounds, Pooran style! Clears the front leg and tonks it straight .over the bowler to take 25 off the over, hitting a maximum right after he was dropped\nKuldeep to Marsh, no run .Quicker legbreak on off, he goes back and defends with a straight blade\nKuldeep to Marsh, 1 run .Googly angling away from him, slashed to deep cover\nKuldeep to Pooran, FOUR runs .Nails the sweep! Tossed up full and just outside off, he takes a massive stride to sweep .it through backward square leg. The man in the deep couldn't get around\nKuldeep to Pooran, no run .Turn for Kuldeep and Pooran misses the sweep\nKuldeep to Pooran, FOUR runs .Work to do for Starc, but it is too much. Fuller on off again, Pooran goes for the sweep .and gets it just wide of short fine leg. Deep square leg covers enough ground but it is .not enough. Fifty of the partnership up already\nKuldeep to Pooran, no run .Loopy ball on off, defended off the front foot .Timeout\nMohit to Marsh, 1 run .Full toss on middle, punched through midwicket\nMohit to Pooran, 1 wide .Offcutter on a short length, jags well away from Pooran and outside the tramline\nMohit to Pooran, 1 run .Very full outside off, squeezed to sweeper cover .Mohit Sharma bowling average vs LSG14.00\nMohit to Marsh, 1 wide .Bangs it short and just outside off, 128.4kph, Marsh sways away, called wide for height\nMohit to Marsh, 1 run .Full and just outside off, powered down to long-on\nMohit to Pooran, 1 run .Length ball on middle and leg, heaved away to deep square leg\nMohit to Marsh, FOUR runs .My word. Some shot that. It is the slwoer one on a length outside off, just 103.1kph, .Marsh delays his shot and cuts it past backward point\nMohit to Marsh, no run .Very full on off, digs it out between his legs, ten off Mohit's first over\nKuldeep to Pooran, 1 run .Tossed up on off, driven just wide of cover\nKuldeep to Marsh, no run .Shortish and wide outside off, cut to point\nKuldeep to Marsh, no run .Spins in from a fullish length outside off, 88.6kph, punched to cover\nKuldeep to Marsh, SIX runs .Marsh goes high... and long! Tossed up generously, wide outside off, it is the googly. .Marsh slogs it, gets more height than distance, but that is enough. Did not time it well .but gets it all the way\nKuldeep to Marsh, 1 run .Quicker one on a length, clipped through midwicket\nKuldeep to Pooran, 1 run .Spins away from a length, patted in front of cover .Halfway through the innings, time to welcome Abhimanyu back","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs DC, 4th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Starc to Markram, no run Begins with a length ball around off, that Markram gets behind and blocks to the off side\n Starc to Markram, no run Shaping in a touch from a length around middle, Markram solidly blocks it towards cover\n Starc to Markram, no run Shortish on leg, 143.4kph, glanced to short midwicket\n Starc to Markram, no run Bouncer in the opening over! Markram thinks of ducking but then goes for the pull, misses as the 141.9kph bullet goes over his blade\n Starc to Markram, 1 run Markram charges down while backing away to the 144.7kph length ball, gets a thick inside edge onto his back leg. They steal a run as it rolls to the off side\n Starc to Marsh, SIX runs Marsh is here, ladies and gents! Swings the first ball he faces in IPL 2025 over the deep midwicket ropes. Length ball on leg, 144.7kph, he connects that and how!\n Axar Patel to Markram, no run Flatter and on a length outside off, slapped to cover\n Axar Patel to Markram, FOUR runs Finds the gap does Markram! Not much room given but he manufactures it by staying leg side of the ball and delaying his slash, gets it between point and cover BALLS 858 WKTS 38 4s\/6s 116\/43 ECON 7.62 AVE 28.71\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run Fuller on middle, punched straight to cover for a quick run. Du Plessis dives to his right and stops that\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run Quicker and flatter length ball on middle, 94.1kph, he gets behind it to keep it out\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run Slows it down and lands it on a length on off, Marsh punches it to cover\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run Darts it in on off, he hurriedly keeps it out to backward point. Good comeback from Axar after that early four\n Starc to Markram, SIX runs Humongous shot! Markram backs away to the length ball, 144.6kph, and lofts it over mid-off\n Starc to Markram, 1 run Full on leg, 144.3kph, flicked to mid-on for a quick one\n Starc to Marsh, FOUR runs Marsh is enjoying Starc's pace and that is showing. Short on middle, not much bite on it, 134.6kph. Marsh stays put and pulls it over backward square leg to beat the man in the deep to his right\n Starc to Marsh, SIX runs Free swing of the bat and it is six more! Marsh is having a ball in Vizag. In the slot on middle and leg, 142.4kph, he gets under it and plonks it into the deep midwicket stands Around the wicket\n Starc to Marsh, FOUR runs Not off the meat but still gets the desired result. Short and angling in, barely rising. Marsh gets it off the inner half and hits it through bakward square leg Mitchell Marsh vs Mitchell Starc BALLS 17 RUNS 41 OUTS 3 SR 241.17 4s\/6s 3\/4\n Starc to Marsh, no run Goes for the yorker but dishes out a low full toss that he can only toe-end to mid-off. 21 off the Starc over, LSG are flying\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run Lands it on a length on off, 96.6kph, he goes back to punch it to long-off\n Axar Patel to Marsh, FOUR runs Pummelled away! Not too short, as he lands it on a length outside off at 96.kph. Marsh stays leg side and just powers it through backward point\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run Huge appeal but perhaps sliding down. Marsh gets down to slog but misses and is hit on the back leg. Axar chats to Porel and signals for the review. Not too close to review, per my naked eye. Marsh was way early with his swing and missed the ball completely. It perhaps was the arm ball, and as a result would have been sliding down leg, DC lose a review\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run Quicker and angling in, 97.2kph, punched to cover\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run Shortish but angling in, 96.7kph, punched to cover off the back foot again\n Axar Patel to Marsh, 2 runs Digs it in again, outside off, punched through cover for a couple\n Nigam to Markram, 1 run Length ball on leg to begin, clipped through forward square leg\n Nigam to Marsh, FOUR runs Marsh continues his merry ways of the pull. This is slightly short on leg, he gets down on a leg to swipe it away through backward square leg\n Nigam to Marsh, 1 run Extra bounce from a length, catches Marsh by surprise, gets a thick inside edge towards short fine leg\n Nigam to Markram, OUT Picks out long-off to perfection! Nigam has his first IPL wicket on his fourth ball, DC congregate to celebrate. Tossed up around off, he entices the big shot from Markram. It was the googly, Markram went for the loft over long-off but miscued it off the inner half straight to Starc \n Nigam to Pooran, no run Quicker length ball wide outside off, chopped to point\n Nigam to Pooran, FOUR runs Beauty of a delivery, but runs for Pooran! He hangs back to defend but ends up playing down the wrong line. The ball bounces and takes a thick outside edge that beats short third, fifty up for LSG\n Mukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 wide There was a tickle or so Mukesh thinks. Umpire calls it wide and DC don't challenge as Marsh swings and misses Nicholas Pooran vs Mukesh Kumar BALLS 23 RUNS 39 OUTS 2 SR 169.56 4s\/6s 4\/2\n Mukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 run Angling in on a length on middle and leg, 130.6kph, clipped to short fine leg, who misfields it Around the wicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Pooran, 1 run On a length on off and middle, 132.4kph he taps it to the on side in front of square and gets to the other end\n Mukesh Kumar to Marsh, SIX runs Marsh, pulls, six! The story of the evening so far. This is short again but only at 132.6kph, he picks the length early and swings across the line to pepper the deep backward square leg boundary\n Mukesh Kumar to Marsh, FOUR runs Short again, pulls it again, four more! Gift after gift for Marsh. This barely raises stomach high, easy pickings for Marsh, who pulls to deep backward square leg\n Mukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 run Yorker on off, dug out to mid-on\n Mukesh Kumar to Pooran, no run Length ball on off and middle, 136.5kph, defended down the track. LSG end the powerplay on 64 for 1\n Nigam to Marsh, SIX runs Marsh deposits it well over deep midwicket He goes back to the half-tracker and heaves it miles in the air\n Nigam to Marsh, 1 run Wider and fuller outside off, 88.6kph, slogged to deep midwicket to bring up a 21-ball half-century See all photos\n Nigam to Pooran, SIX runs Pooran joins the six show now. Tossed up ball just outside off, in his slot as it is the legbreak at 90.5kph, he clears his front leg and sends it sailing into the sight-screen\n Nigam to Pooran, SIX runs Pooran power in attendance! The googly at a short of length, enough time for Pooran to go back and heave it over deep midwicket 1:51 Pooran power: sixes anytime, all the time\n Nigam to Pooran, no run WHAT HAVE YOU DONE, RIZVI??? Nigam had just about got the googly working. Pooran looks to slash it over cover but gets a thick outside edge in the air and towards the right of backward point, who makes a mess Nicholas Pooran strike rate vs legspin in T20s 159.23\n Nigam to Pooran, SIX runs Rubbing salt into the wounds, Pooran style! Clears the front leg and tonks it straight over the bowler to take 25 off the over, hitting a maximum right after he was dropped\n Kuldeep to Marsh, no run Quicker legbreak on off, he goes back and defends with a straight blade\n Kuldeep to Marsh, 1 run Googly angling away from him, slashed to deep cover\n Kuldeep to Pooran, FOUR runs Nails the sweep! Tossed up full and just outside off, he takes a massive stride to sweep it through backward square leg. The man in the deep couldn't get around\n Kuldeep to Pooran, no run Turn for Kuldeep and Pooran misses the sweep\n Kuldeep to Pooran, FOUR runs Work to do for Starc, but it is too much. Fuller on off again, Pooran goes for the sweep and gets it just wide of short fine leg. Deep square leg covers enough ground but it is not enough. Fifty of the partnership up already\n Kuldeep to Pooran, no run Loopy ball on off, defended off the front foot Timeout\n Mohit to Marsh, 1 run Full toss on middle, punched through midwicket\n Mohit to Pooran, 1 wide Offcutter on a short length, jags well away from Pooran and outside the tramline\n Mohit to Pooran, 1 run Very full outside off, squeezed to sweeper cover Mohit Sharma bowling average vs LSG14.00\n Mohit to Marsh, 1 wide Bangs it short and just outside off, 128.4kph, Marsh sways away, called wide for height\n Mohit to Marsh, 1 run Full and just outside off, powered down to long-on\n Mohit to Pooran, 1 run Length ball on middle and leg, heaved away to deep square leg\n Mohit to Marsh, FOUR runs My word. Some shot that. It is the slwoer one on a length outside off, just 103.1kph, Marsh delays his shot and cuts it past backward point\n Mohit to Marsh, no run Very full on off, digs it out between his legs, ten off Mohit's first over\n Kuldeep to Pooran, 1 run Tossed up on off, driven just wide of cover\n Kuldeep to Marsh, no run Shortish and wide outside off, cut to point\n Kuldeep to Marsh, no run Spins in from a fullish length outside off, 88.6kph, punched to cover\n Kuldeep to Marsh, SIX runs Marsh goes high... and long! Tossed up generously, wide outside off, it is the googly. Marsh slogs it, gets more height than distance, but that is enough. Did not time it well but gets it all the way\n Kuldeep to Marsh, 1 run Quicker one on a length, clipped through midwicket\n Kuldeep to Pooran, 1 run Spins away from a length, patted in front of cover Halfway through the innings, time to welcome Abhimanyu back","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Markram","Marsh","Pooran"],"Runs":[15.0,64.0,35.0],"Balls_Faced":[13,31,16],"Fours":[1,6,3],"Sixes":[1,5,3],"S\/R":[115.38,206.45,218.75],"dismissal":["c Starc b Nigam","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Axar Patel","Kuldeep","Mohit","Mukesh Kumar","Nigam","Starc"],"Balls":[12,12,6,6,12,12],"Runs_Given":[12.0,18.0,10.0,14.0,35.0,28.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,1,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Starc to Markram, no run .Begins with a length ball around off, that Markram gets behind and blocks to the off .side\nStarc to Markram, no run .Shaping in a touch from a length around middle, Markram solidly blocks it towards .cover\nStarc to Markram, no run .Shortish on leg, 143.4kph, glanced to short midwicket\nStarc to Markram, no run .Bouncer in the opening over! Markram thinks of ducking but then goes for the pull, .misses as the 141.9kph bullet goes over his blade\nStarc to Markram, 1 run .Markram charges down while backing away to the 144.7kph length ball, gets a thick .inside edge onto his back leg. They steal a run as it rolls to the off side\nStarc to Marsh, SIX runs .Marsh is here, ladies and gents! Swings the first ball he faces in IPL 2025 over the deep .midwicket ropes. Length ball on leg, 144.7kph, he connects that and how!\nAxar Patel to Markram, no run .Flatter and on a length outside off, slapped to cover\nAxar Patel to Markram, FOUR runs .Finds the gap does Markram! Not much room given but he manufactures it by staying .leg side of the ball and delaying his slash, gets it between point and cover . .Axar Patel in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .858 .WKTS .38 .4s\/6s .116\/43 .ECON .7.62 .AVE .28.71\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .Fuller on middle, punched straight to cover for a quick run. Du Plessis dives to his right .and stops that\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .Quicker and flatter length ball on middle, 94.1kph, he gets behind it to keep it out\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .Slows it down and lands it on a length on off, Marsh punches it to cover\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .Darts it in on off, he hurriedly keeps it out to backward point. Good comeback from Axar .after that early four\nStarc to Markram, SIX runs .Humongous shot! Markram backs away to the length ball, 144.6kph, and lofts it over .mid-off\nStarc to Markram, 1 run .Full on leg, 144.3kph, flicked to mid-on for a quick one\nStarc to Marsh, FOUR runs .Marsh is enjoying Starc's pace and that is showing. Short on middle, not much bite on it, .134.6kph. Marsh stays put and pulls it over backward square leg to beat the man in the .deep to his right\nStarc to Marsh, SIX runs .Free swing of the bat and it is six more! Marsh is having a ball in Vizag. In the slot on .middle and leg, 142.4kph, he gets under it and plonks it into the deep midwicket stands .Around the wicket\nStarc to Marsh, FOUR runs .Not off the meat but still gets the desired result. Short and angling in, barely rising. .Marsh gets it off the inner half and hits it through bakward square leg . .Mitchell Marsh vs Mitchell Starc .BALLS .17 .RUNS .41 .OUTS .3 .SR .241.17 .4s\/6s .3\/4\nStarc to Marsh, no run .Goes for the yorker but dishes out a low full toss that he can only toe-end to mid-off. 21 .off the Starc over, LSG are flying\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .Lands it on a length on off, 96.6kph, he goes back to punch it to long-off\nAxar Patel to Marsh, FOUR runs .Pummelled away! Not too short, as he lands it on a length outside off at 96.kph. Marsh .stays leg side and just powers it through backward point\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .Huge appeal but perhaps sliding down. Marsh gets down to slog but misses and is hit .on the back leg. Axar chats to Porel and signals for the review. Not too close to review, .per my naked eye. Marsh was way early with his swing and missed the ball completely. .It perhaps was the arm ball, and as a result would have been sliding down leg, DC lose a .review\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .Quicker and angling in, 97.2kph, punched to cover\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .Shortish but angling in, 96.7kph, punched to cover off the back foot again\nAxar Patel to Marsh, 2 runs .Digs it in again, outside off, punched through cover for a couple\nNigam to Markram, 1 run .Length ball on leg to begin, clipped through forward square leg\nNigam to Marsh, FOUR runs .Marsh continues his merry ways of the pull. This is slightly short on leg, he gets down .on a leg to swipe it away through backward square leg\nNigam to Marsh, 1 run .Extra bounce from a length, catches Marsh by surprise, gets a thick inside edge towards .short fine leg\nNigam to Markram, OUT .Picks out long-off to perfection! Nigam has his first IPL wicket on his fourth ball, DC .congregate to celebrate. Tossed up around off, he entices the big shot from Markram. It .was the googly, Markram went for the loft over long-off but miscued it off the inner half .straight to Starc .Aiden Markram c Starc b Nigam 15 (13b 1x4 1x6 20m) SR: 115.38\nNigam to Pooran, no run .Quicker length ball wide outside off, chopped to point\nNigam to Pooran, FOUR runs .Beauty of a delivery, but runs for Pooran! He hangs back to defend but ends up playing .down the wrong line. The ball bounces and takes a thick outside edge that beats short .third, fifty up for LSG\nMukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 wide .There was a tickle or so Mukesh thinks. Umpire calls it wide and DC don't challenge as .Marsh swings and misses . .Nicholas Pooran vs Mukesh Kumar .BALLS .23 .RUNS .39 .OUTS .2 .SR .169.56 .4s\/6s .4\/2\nMukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 run .Angling in on a length on middle and leg, 130.6kph, clipped to short fine leg, who .misfields it .Around the wicket\nMukesh Kumar to Pooran, 1 run .On a length on off and middle, 132.4kph he taps it to the on side in front of square and .gets to the other end\nMukesh Kumar to Marsh, SIX runs .Marsh, pulls, six! The story of the evening so far. This is short again but only at .132.6kph, he picks the length early and swings across the line to pepper the deep .backward square leg boundary\nMukesh Kumar to Marsh, FOUR runs .Short again, pulls it again, four more! Gift after gift for Marsh. This barely raises .stomach high, easy pickings for Marsh, who pulls to deep backward square leg\nMukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 run .Yorker on off, dug out to mid-on\nMukesh Kumar to Pooran, no run .Length ball on off and middle, 136.5kph, defended down the track. LSG end the .powerplay on 64 for 1\nNigam to Marsh, SIX runs .Marsh deposits it well over deep midwicket He goes back to the half-tracker and .heaves it miles in the air\nNigam to Marsh, 1 run .Wider and fuller outside off, 88.6kph, slogged to deep midwicket to bring up a 21-ball .half-century .See all photos\nNigam to Pooran, SIX runs .Pooran joins the six show now. Tossed up ball just outside off, in his slot as it is the .legbreak at 90.5kph, he clears his front leg and sends it sailing into the sight-screen\nNigam to Pooran, SIX runs .Pooran power in attendance! The googly at a short of length, enough time for Pooran to .go back and heave it over deep midwicket . .1:51 .Pooran power: sixes anytime, all the time\nNigam to Pooran, no run .WHAT HAVE YOU DONE, RIZVI??? Nigam had just about got the googly working. .Pooran looks to slash it over cover but gets a thick outside edge in the air and towards .the right of backward point, who makes a mess .Nicholas Pooran strike rate vs legspin in T20s 159.23\nNigam to Pooran, SIX runs .Rubbing salt into the wounds, Pooran style! Clears the front leg and tonks it straight .over the bowler to take 25 off the over, hitting a maximum right after he was dropped\nKuldeep to Marsh, no run .Quicker legbreak on off, he goes back and defends with a straight blade\nKuldeep to Marsh, 1 run .Googly angling away from him, slashed to deep cover\nKuldeep to Pooran, FOUR runs .Nails the sweep! Tossed up full and just outside off, he takes a massive stride to sweep .it through backward square leg. The man in the deep couldn't get around\nKuldeep to Pooran, no run .Turn for Kuldeep and Pooran misses the sweep\nKuldeep to Pooran, FOUR runs .Work to do for Starc, but it is too much. Fuller on off again, Pooran goes for the sweep .and gets it just wide of short fine leg. Deep square leg covers enough ground but it is .not enough. Fifty of the partnership up already\nKuldeep to Pooran, no run .Loopy ball on off, defended off the front foot .Timeout\nMohit to Marsh, 1 run .Full toss on middle, punched through midwicket\nMohit to Pooran, 1 wide .Offcutter on a short length, jags well away from Pooran and outside the tramline\nMohit to Pooran, 1 run .Very full outside off, squeezed to sweeper cover .Mohit Sharma bowling average vs LSG14.00\nMohit to Marsh, 1 wide .Bangs it short and just outside off, 128.4kph, Marsh sways away, called wide for height\nMohit to Marsh, 1 run .Full and just outside off, powered down to long-on\nMohit to Pooran, 1 run .Length ball on middle and leg, heaved away to deep square leg\nMohit to Marsh, FOUR runs .My word. Some shot that. It is the slwoer one on a length outside off, just 103.1kph, .Marsh delays his shot and cuts it past backward point\nMohit to Marsh, no run .Very full on off, digs it out between his legs, ten off Mohit's first over\nKuldeep to Pooran, 1 run .Tossed up on off, driven just wide of cover\nKuldeep to Marsh, no run .Shortish and wide outside off, cut to point\nKuldeep to Marsh, no run .Spins in from a fullish length outside off, 88.6kph, punched to cover\nKuldeep to Marsh, SIX runs .Marsh goes high... and long! Tossed up generously, wide outside off, it is the googly. .Marsh slogs it, gets more height than distance, but that is enough. Did not time it well .but gets it all the way\nKuldeep to Marsh, 1 run .Quicker one on a length, clipped through midwicket\nKuldeep to Pooran, 1 run .Spins away from a length, patted in front of cover .Halfway through the innings, time to welcome Abhimanyu back\nMohit to Pooran, FOUR runs .Swatted away! Angles in a length ball from outside off, Pooran gets low and hacks it .away in front of square leg. The fielder in the deep stood no chance .Over the wicket now\nMohit to Pooran, 1 run .Slower ball angled across Pooran, who slaps it down to long-on\nMohit to Marsh, 1 leg bye .Mohit digs in a slower ball into the pitch. Marsh is very early on the shot and it deflects .off his abdomen towards the leg side. They get a single away\nMohit to Pooran, 1 run .Low full toss outside off, Pooran eases it down to long-off\nMohit to Marsh, 1 run .Full outside off, Marsh gets an inside edge to deep backward square as he swings big\nMohit to Pooran, no run .Slower ball, on a length, angled across Pooran, who pulls out of his shot. Umpire doesn't .give it a wide. Pooran wears a disappointed look on his face, but doesn't review\nMukesh Kumar to Marsh, SIX runs .Shot! This is a slower ball, but overpitched outside off. Marsh gets low and goes inside .out over cover and into the stands!\nMukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 run .Yorker on the stumps and Marsh is able to dig it out to long-on .Stays over the wicket to Pooran\nMukesh Kumar to Pooran, 1 run .Length ball into his body cramps Pooran for room as he looks to swing this away. Can .only miscue it to the vacant midwicket region . .Mitchell Marsh vs Mukesh Kumar .BALLS .7 .RUNS .19 .OUTS .1 .SR .271.42 .4s\/6s .1\/2\nMukesh Kumar to Marsh, OUT .Picks out long-on. Back of length outside off, it's a slower ball too, and Marsh looks to .pull this down the ground. It comes off the toe end and Tristan Stubbs makes no .mistake. Finally a breakthrough for Delhi Capitals. A stunning knock against his old .team comes to an end .Mitchell Marsh c Stubbs b Mukesh Kumar 72 (36b 6x4 6x6 56m) SR: 200\nMukesh Kumar to Pant, no run .Full around off, Pant meets it with a block towards mid-off\nMukesh Kumar to Pant, no run .Full on middle, Pant clips it towards mid-on. Pooran slips at the non-striker's end but he .was close enough to the crease\nStubbs to Pooran, no run .Floated full on middle, Pooran looks to work it leg side and gets an inside edge onto his .foot . .Tristan Stubbs Career stats in T20s .INNS .22 .WKTS .11 .ECON .8.58 .AVE .26.27 .BEST .2\/6\nStubbs to Pooran, SIX runs .Swung away in style! Full on middle and Pooran brings out the slog sweep in front of .square. Goes all the way!\nStubbs to Pooran, SIX runs .Two in a row! Pooran gets another one in the slot and this time hammers it straight .down the ground. Brings up a 24-ball half-century! His tenth in the IPL!\nStubbs to Pooran, SIX runs .Hat-trick! Stubbs pulls his length back but it doesn't make any difference to Pooran who .stands tall and deposits it over the ropes wide of long-on\nStubbs to Pooran, SIX runs .FOUR IN A ROW! Full outside off and Pooran creams it over extra cover! Stubbs is .getting the part-timer's treatment!\nStubbs to Pooran, FOUR runs .And now Pooran drills him down the ground, beating a diving long-off fielder to his left .to take 28 off that over! Stubbs went too full again and at this point, it feels like .wherever he was going to bowl, Pooran's intentions weren't going to change\nKuldeep to Pant, no run .Kuldeep bowls this on a length outside off, Pant can't reach it\nKuldeep to Pant, no run .Tossed up full and Pant looks for the reverse-sweep, but it spins away to beat the bat\nKuldeep to Pant, no run .Tossed full on leg, Pant can only help it to short fine. He's still not scored, off five balls\nKuldeep to Pant, OUT .Pant falls for a six-ball duck on LSG debut! The pressure was building, of course, and .Pant goes for the big shot. But it's spinning away so it comes off the toe end and Faf du .Plessis doesn't drop those at long-off .Rishabh Pant c du Plessis b Kuldeep Yadav 0 (6b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 0\nKuldeep to Miller, no run .Kuldeep starts off to him with a googly outside off that spins in from a length. Miller .pushes it out towards cover\nKuldeep to Miller, 1 run .Full on off, Miller prods at it and it goes through backward square off the inside edge. .Denies Kuldeep a wicket maiden, but what an over from him nonetheless!\nStarc to Miller, 1 run .Short and wide, Miller slaps it away to deep backward point . .Nicholas Pooran vs Mitchell Starc .BALLS .10 .RUNS .7 .OUTS .3 .SR .70.00 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nStarc to Pooran, FOUR runs .What was that? It's a full toss at almost shoulder height. Pooran was moving across to .scoop but adjusts to just ramp it over a diving wicketkeeper. Pooran reviews it for the .height of the no-ball. He was crouching when the ball passed him. The umpires check .for his height while upright and comparing it to the height of the ball. And it's noted to .be a fair delivery!\nStarc to Pooran, 1 run .Dug in short, Pooran pulls it behind square leg. Mukesh Kumar misjudges it and has to .change direction to stop that. But he seems to have hurt his ankle! He immediately goes .off to receive treatment\nStarc to Miller, 1 run .Full outside off, Miller drives it out to deep cover\nStarc to Pooran, OUT .Knocks him over! Did that reverse a touch? It's a 140kph full ball around off that beats .Pooran's swing and flattens off stump! Pooran walks back for a 30-ball 75, shaking his .head .Nicholas Pooran b Starc 75 (30b 6x4 7x6 53m) SR: 250\nStarc to Badoni, 1 run .Full toss outside off, Badoni works it down to long-on .Time for the time-out. Good mini-comeback from Delhi Capitals. After a 28-run over, .Kuldeep got Pant and gave away just one run from his over before Starc removed the .very dangerous Pooran with a jaffa. We should have an exciting five overs coming up .now. .Meanwhile, cricket still rules the headlines and airwaves in Bangladesh, but football may .well have found a lifeline... thanks to an afro-haired central midfielder from .Leicestershire. Hamza Choudhury, with Premier League pedigree and an FA Cup medal, .is making his debut against India, with an eye on changing the fortunes of his country.\nAxar Patel to Badoni, 1 run .Badoni eases a length ball outside off to cover point's right for a single\nAxar Patel to Miller, 1 run .Full on leg, eased through midwicket\nAxar Patel to Badoni, 1 run .Risky single as Badoni comes down the track and pushes it to cover. Miller was off for .the run while Badoni was hesitating. Miller runs through and puts in the dive as Porel .takes the bails off. But Miller made it back in time\nAxar Patel to Miller, 1 run .Length ball angled across Miller, who cuts it away to deep cover\nAxar Patel to Badoni, 1 run .Tucked out to deep backward square\nAxar Patel to Miller, 1 run .On a length outside leg, Miller can only clip it out to deep backward square. Axar .continues a good phase for Capitals\nKuldeep to Miller, 1 leg bye .Tossed full on leg, Miller mises his flick as the ball goes off the pads towards short .third. Kuldeep is up in appeal, it's turned down. After a chat, Axar is convinced to review .it. There's no outside edge, with the ball spinning in. Did that pitch in line? Nope, outside .leg. Capitals lose both their reviews now\nKuldeep to Badoni, OUT .Can Badoni take Kuldeep on and clear the ropes? No he can't! Comes down the track as .Kuldeep floats this up outside off. Comes off the bottom half of the bat and it only goes .to Stubbs at long-on, who holds on with ease .Ayush Badoni c Stubbs b Kuldeep Yadav 4 (5b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 80\nKuldeep to Thakur, no run .Misses the sweep as Kuldeep tosses it up on a length on off\nKuldeep to Thakur, OUT .Full outside off, driven to cover. They risk a single and Shardul is turned back by Miller. .The throw is quick and Porel is also quick to crash his gloves into the stumps after .collecting. Shardul well short! And LSG are crumbling in a heap! .Shardul Thakur run out (Patel\/\u2020Abishek Porel) 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nKuldeep to Shahbaz Ahmed, no run .Wrong'un on a length around off, Shahbaz nudges it towards short fine\nKuldeep to Shahbaz Ahmed, 1 run .On a length around off, Shahbaz hangs back and clips it into that vacant midwicket .region for a quick run\nMohit to Shahbaz Ahmed, 1 run .Full outside off, driven out to deep point\nMohit to Miller, 1 run .Dug in short on leg, Miller stands tall, waits on that slower ball from his former GT team- .mate and pulls it out to deep midwicket\nMohit to Shahbaz Ahmed, 1 run .Length ball angled across, Shahbaz can't clear backward point as he looks to steer it .behind square on the off side\nMohit to Miller, (no ball) FOUR runs .Full toss at a height across Miller, who slashes it fine on the off side. Flies over the .infield and fetches Miller a much-needed boundary. And that's called no-ball for height .Free hit coming up . .Mohit Sharma in death overs (in T20s) .BALLS .765 .WKTS .67 .4s\/6s .99\/71 .ECON .10.24 .AVE .19.49\nMohit to Miller, 1 run .Short ball angled across, Miller pulls it out to deep midwicket on the bounce\nMohit to Shahbaz Ahmed, 1 run .On a length on off, Shahbaz cuts it very fine to short third\nMohit to Miller, no run .Slower ball on a length around off stays low and Miller only manages an under-edge .through to Porel as he swings across the line\nStarc to Shahbaz Ahmed, 1 run .Full down leg, Shahbaz flicks it aerially and it drops just short of the deep fine leg fielder, .who can't collect cleanly but is lucky it doesn't go behind for four\nStarc to Miller, 1 run .Full outside off and Miller swings it off the bottom half to deep midwicket\nStarc to Shahbaz Ahmed, FOUR runs .Shahbaz gets enough on that! Full outside off, hint of reverse-swing again, but Shahbaz .swings it away in front of square. One-bounce four\nStarc to Shahbaz Ahmed, OUT .Aaaand Starc has his second! Cramps him for room with a well-directed bouncer, at .141kph to hurry him too. Shahbaz looks to pull but only manages the top edge and .Tripurana at backward square leg backtracks and holds on comfortably .Shahbaz Ahmed c sub (T Vijay) b Starc 9 (8b 1x4 0x6 10m) SR: 112.5\nStarc to Ravi Bishnoi, no run .Bishnoi has to duck out of the way as Starcfires in a bouncer\nStarc to Ravi Bishnoi, OUT .Castled! Bishnoi looks to make room and play it on the off side but Starc nails the .yorker and middle and off stump are uprooted! Who says Starc only shows up in the .knockouts? .Ravi Bishnoi b Starc 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nMohit to Miller, no run .Full and wide, Mohit keeps it out of Miller's arc as he looks to drive it inside out and .misses\nMohit to Miller, 1 wide .Slower ball angled across, Miller can't reach it. This time it's called wide\nMohit to Miller, 2 runs .Miller can't connect cleanly as he looks to take on this full ball outside off. Long-off .comes across to collect\nMohit to Miller, no run .Slower bouncer angled across, Miller can only slap it towards mid-off .Mohit showing his death-overs prowess again\nMohit to Miller, no run .Beats Miller again with a pace-off short ball. Excellent stuff from the experienced .seamer . .David Miller in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .3814 .OUTS .104 .4s\/6s .278\/234 .SR .184.07 .AVE .36.67\nMohit to Miller, SIX runs .Miller finally connects! Slower bouncer on leg, but Miller expected this, waited on it and .pulled it away into the upper tier over the square leg boundary\nMohit to Miller, SIX runs .Finishes off in style! Almost a replay of the last delivery. This was not as short, but it .matters not for Miller who sends it into the stands in front of square! Lucknow Super .Giants finish on 209","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs DC, 4th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Starc to Markram, no run Begins with a length ball around off, that Markram gets behind and blocks to the off side\n Starc to Markram, no run Shaping in a touch from a length around middle, Markram solidly blocks it towards cover\n Starc to Markram, no run Shortish on leg, 143.4kph, glanced to short midwicket\n Starc to Markram, no run Bouncer in the opening over! Markram thinks of ducking but then goes for the pull, misses as the 141.9kph bullet goes over his blade\n Starc to Markram, 1 run Markram charges down while backing away to the 144.7kph length ball, gets a thick inside edge onto his back leg. They steal a run as it rolls to the off side\n Starc to Marsh, SIX runs Marsh is here, ladies and gents! Swings the first ball he faces in IPL 2025 over the deep midwicket ropes. Length ball on leg, 144.7kph, he connects that and how!\n Axar Patel to Markram, no run Flatter and on a length outside off, slapped to cover\n Axar Patel to Markram, FOUR runs Finds the gap does Markram! Not much room given but he manufactures it by staying leg side of the ball and delaying his slash, gets it between point and cover BALLS 858 WKTS 38 4s\/6s 116\/43 ECON 7.62 AVE 28.71\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run Fuller on middle, punched straight to cover for a quick run. Du Plessis dives to his right and stops that\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run Quicker and flatter length ball on middle, 94.1kph, he gets behind it to keep it out\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run Slows it down and lands it on a length on off, Marsh punches it to cover\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run Darts it in on off, he hurriedly keeps it out to backward point. Good comeback from Axar after that early four\n Starc to Markram, SIX runs Humongous shot! Markram backs away to the length ball, 144.6kph, and lofts it over mid-off\n Starc to Markram, 1 run Full on leg, 144.3kph, flicked to mid-on for a quick one\n Starc to Marsh, FOUR runs Marsh is enjoying Starc's pace and that is showing. Short on middle, not much bite on it, 134.6kph. Marsh stays put and pulls it over backward square leg to beat the man in the deep to his right\n Starc to Marsh, SIX runs Free swing of the bat and it is six more! Marsh is having a ball in Vizag. In the slot on middle and leg, 142.4kph, he gets under it and plonks it into the deep midwicket stands Around the wicket\n Starc to Marsh, FOUR runs Not off the meat but still gets the desired result. Short and angling in, barely rising. Marsh gets it off the inner half and hits it through bakward square leg Mitchell Marsh vs Mitchell Starc BALLS 17 RUNS 41 OUTS 3 SR 241.17 4s\/6s 3\/4\n Starc to Marsh, no run Goes for the yorker but dishes out a low full toss that he can only toe-end to mid-off. 21 off the Starc over, LSG are flying\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run Lands it on a length on off, 96.6kph, he goes back to punch it to long-off\n Axar Patel to Marsh, FOUR runs Pummelled away! Not too short, as he lands it on a length outside off at 96.kph. Marsh stays leg side and just powers it through backward point\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run Huge appeal but perhaps sliding down. Marsh gets down to slog but misses and is hit on the back leg. Axar chats to Porel and signals for the review. Not too close to review, per my naked eye. Marsh was way early with his swing and missed the ball completely. It perhaps was the arm ball, and as a result would have been sliding down leg, DC lose a review\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run Quicker and angling in, 97.2kph, punched to cover\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run Shortish but angling in, 96.7kph, punched to cover off the back foot again\n Axar Patel to Marsh, 2 runs Digs it in again, outside off, punched through cover for a couple\n Nigam to Markram, 1 run Length ball on leg to begin, clipped through forward square leg\n Nigam to Marsh, FOUR runs Marsh continues his merry ways of the pull. This is slightly short on leg, he gets down on a leg to swipe it away through backward square leg\n Nigam to Marsh, 1 run Extra bounce from a length, catches Marsh by surprise, gets a thick inside edge towards short fine leg\n Nigam to Markram, OUT Picks out long-off to perfection! Nigam has his first IPL wicket on his fourth ball, DC congregate to celebrate. Tossed up around off, he entices the big shot from Markram. It was the googly, Markram went for the loft over long-off but miscued it off the inner half straight to Starc \n Nigam to Pooran, no run Quicker length ball wide outside off, chopped to point\n Nigam to Pooran, FOUR runs Beauty of a delivery, but runs for Pooran! He hangs back to defend but ends up playing down the wrong line. The ball bounces and takes a thick outside edge that beats short third, fifty up for LSG\n Mukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 wide There was a tickle or so Mukesh thinks. Umpire calls it wide and DC don't challenge as Marsh swings and misses Nicholas Pooran vs Mukesh Kumar BALLS 23 RUNS 39 OUTS 2 SR 169.56 4s\/6s 4\/2\n Mukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 run Angling in on a length on middle and leg, 130.6kph, clipped to short fine leg, who misfields it Around the wicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Pooran, 1 run On a length on off and middle, 132.4kph he taps it to the on side in front of square and gets to the other end\n Mukesh Kumar to Marsh, SIX runs Marsh, pulls, six! The story of the evening so far. This is short again but only at 132.6kph, he picks the length early and swings across the line to pepper the deep backward square leg boundary\n Mukesh Kumar to Marsh, FOUR runs Short again, pulls it again, four more! Gift after gift for Marsh. This barely raises stomach high, easy pickings for Marsh, who pulls to deep backward square leg\n Mukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 run Yorker on off, dug out to mid-on\n Mukesh Kumar to Pooran, no run Length ball on off and middle, 136.5kph, defended down the track. LSG end the powerplay on 64 for 1\n Nigam to Marsh, SIX runs Marsh deposits it well over deep midwicket He goes back to the half-tracker and heaves it miles in the air\n Nigam to Marsh, 1 run Wider and fuller outside off, 88.6kph, slogged to deep midwicket to bring up a 21-ball half-century See all photos\n Nigam to Pooran, SIX runs Pooran joins the six show now. Tossed up ball just outside off, in his slot as it is the legbreak at 90.5kph, he clears his front leg and sends it sailing into the sight-screen\n Nigam to Pooran, SIX runs Pooran power in attendance! The googly at a short of length, enough time for Pooran to go back and heave it over deep midwicket 1:51 Pooran power: sixes anytime, all the time\n Nigam to Pooran, no run WHAT HAVE YOU DONE, RIZVI??? Nigam had just about got the googly working. Pooran looks to slash it over cover but gets a thick outside edge in the air and towards the right of backward point, who makes a mess Nicholas Pooran strike rate vs legspin in T20s 159.23\n Nigam to Pooran, SIX runs Rubbing salt into the wounds, Pooran style! Clears the front leg and tonks it straight over the bowler to take 25 off the over, hitting a maximum right after he was dropped\n Kuldeep to Marsh, no run Quicker legbreak on off, he goes back and defends with a straight blade\n Kuldeep to Marsh, 1 run Googly angling away from him, slashed to deep cover\n Kuldeep to Pooran, FOUR runs Nails the sweep! Tossed up full and just outside off, he takes a massive stride to sweep it through backward square leg. The man in the deep couldn't get around\n Kuldeep to Pooran, no run Turn for Kuldeep and Pooran misses the sweep\n Kuldeep to Pooran, FOUR runs Work to do for Starc, but it is too much. Fuller on off again, Pooran goes for the sweep and gets it just wide of short fine leg. Deep square leg covers enough ground but it is not enough. Fifty of the partnership up already\n Kuldeep to Pooran, no run Loopy ball on off, defended off the front foot Timeout\n Mohit to Marsh, 1 run Full toss on middle, punched through midwicket\n Mohit to Pooran, 1 wide Offcutter on a short length, jags well away from Pooran and outside the tramline\n Mohit to Pooran, 1 run Very full outside off, squeezed to sweeper cover Mohit Sharma bowling average vs LSG14.00\n Mohit to Marsh, 1 wide Bangs it short and just outside off, 128.4kph, Marsh sways away, called wide for height\n Mohit to Marsh, 1 run Full and just outside off, powered down to long-on\n Mohit to Pooran, 1 run Length ball on middle and leg, heaved away to deep square leg\n Mohit to Marsh, FOUR runs My word. Some shot that. It is the slwoer one on a length outside off, just 103.1kph, Marsh delays his shot and cuts it past backward point\n Mohit to Marsh, no run Very full on off, digs it out between his legs, ten off Mohit's first over\n Kuldeep to Pooran, 1 run Tossed up on off, driven just wide of cover\n Kuldeep to Marsh, no run Shortish and wide outside off, cut to point\n Kuldeep to Marsh, no run Spins in from a fullish length outside off, 88.6kph, punched to cover\n Kuldeep to Marsh, SIX runs Marsh goes high... and long! Tossed up generously, wide outside off, it is the googly. Marsh slogs it, gets more height than distance, but that is enough. Did not time it well but gets it all the way\n Kuldeep to Marsh, 1 run Quicker one on a length, clipped through midwicket\n Kuldeep to Pooran, 1 run Spins away from a length, patted in front of cover Halfway through the innings, time to welcome Abhimanyu back\n Mohit to Pooran, FOUR runs Swatted away! Angles in a length ball from outside off, Pooran gets low and hacks it away in front of square leg. The fielder in the deep stood no chance Over the wicket now\n Mohit to Pooran, 1 run Slower ball angled across Pooran, who slaps it down to long-on\n Mohit to Marsh, 1 leg bye Mohit digs in a slower ball into the pitch. Marsh is very early on the shot and it deflects off his abdomen towards the leg side. They get a single away\n Mohit to Pooran, 1 run Low full toss outside off, Pooran eases it down to long-off\n Mohit to Marsh, 1 run Full outside off, Marsh gets an inside edge to deep backward square as he swings big\n Mohit to Pooran, no run Slower ball, on a length, angled across Pooran, who pulls out of his shot. Umpire doesn't give it a wide. Pooran wears a disappointed look on his face, but doesn't review\n Mukesh Kumar to Marsh, SIX runs Shot! This is a slower ball, but overpitched outside off. Marsh gets low and goes inside out over cover and into the stands!\n Mukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 run Yorker on the stumps and Marsh is able to dig it out to long-on Stays over the wicket to Pooran\n Mukesh Kumar to Pooran, 1 run Length ball into his body cramps Pooran for room as he looks to swing this away. Can only miscue it to the vacant midwicket region Mitchell Marsh vs Mukesh Kumar BALLS 7 RUNS 19 OUTS 1 SR 271.42 4s\/6s 1\/2\n Mukesh Kumar to Marsh, OUT Picks out long-on. Back of length outside off, it's a slower ball too, and Marsh looks to pull this down the ground. It comes off the toe end and Tristan Stubbs makes no mistake. Finally a breakthrough for Delhi Capitals. A stunning knock against his old team comes to an end \n Mukesh Kumar to Pant, no run Full around off, Pant meets it with a block towards mid-off\n Mukesh Kumar to Pant, no run Full on middle, Pant clips it towards mid-on. Pooran slips at the non-striker's end but he was close enough to the crease\n Stubbs to Pooran, no run Floated full on middle, Pooran looks to work it leg side and gets an inside edge onto his foot Tristan Stubbs Career stats in T20s INNS 22 WKTS 11 ECON 8.58 AVE 26.27 BEST 2\/6\n Stubbs to Pooran, SIX runs Swung away in style! Full on middle and Pooran brings out the slog sweep in front of square. Goes all the way!\n Stubbs to Pooran, SIX runs Two in a row! Pooran gets another one in the slot and this time hammers it straight down the ground. Brings up a 24-ball half-century! His tenth in the IPL!\n Stubbs to Pooran, SIX runs Hat-trick! Stubbs pulls his length back but it doesn't make any difference to Pooran who stands tall and deposits it over the ropes wide of long-on\n Stubbs to Pooran, SIX runs FOUR IN A ROW! Full outside off and Pooran creams it over extra cover! Stubbs is getting the part-timer's treatment!\n Stubbs to Pooran, FOUR runs And now Pooran drills him down the ground, beating a diving long-off fielder to his left to take 28 off that over! Stubbs went too full again and at this point, it feels like wherever he was going to bowl, Pooran's intentions weren't going to change\n Kuldeep to Pant, no run Kuldeep bowls this on a length outside off, Pant can't reach it\n Kuldeep to Pant, no run Tossed up full and Pant looks for the reverse-sweep, but it spins away to beat the bat\n Kuldeep to Pant, no run Tossed full on leg, Pant can only help it to short fine. He's still not scored, off five balls\n Kuldeep to Pant, OUT Pant falls for a six-ball duck on LSG debut! The pressure was building, of course, and Pant goes for the big shot. But it's spinning away so it comes off the toe end and Faf du Plessis doesn't drop those at long-off \n Kuldeep to Miller, no run Kuldeep starts off to him with a googly outside off that spins in from a length. Miller pushes it out towards cover\n Kuldeep to Miller, 1 run Full on off, Miller prods at it and it goes through backward square off the inside edge. Denies Kuldeep a wicket maiden, but what an over from him nonetheless!\n Starc to Miller, 1 run Short and wide, Miller slaps it away to deep backward point Nicholas Pooran vs Mitchell Starc BALLS 10 RUNS 7 OUTS 3 SR 70.00 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Starc to Pooran, FOUR runs What was that? It's a full toss at almost shoulder height. Pooran was moving across to scoop but adjusts to just ramp it over a diving wicketkeeper. Pooran reviews it for the height of the no-ball. He was crouching when the ball passed him. The umpires check for his height while upright and comparing it to the height of the ball. And it's noted to be a fair delivery!\n Starc to Pooran, 1 run Dug in short, Pooran pulls it behind square leg. Mukesh Kumar misjudges it and has to change direction to stop that. But he seems to have hurt his ankle! He immediately goes off to receive treatment\n Starc to Miller, 1 run Full outside off, Miller drives it out to deep cover\n Starc to Pooran, OUT Knocks him over! Did that reverse a touch? It's a 140kph full ball around off that beats Pooran's swing and flattens off stump! Pooran walks back for a 30-ball 75, shaking his head \n Starc to Badoni, 1 run Full toss outside off, Badoni works it down to long-on Time for the time-out. Good mini-comeback from Delhi Capitals. After a 28-run over, Kuldeep got Pant and gave away just one run from his over before Starc removed the very dangerous Pooran with a jaffa. We should have an exciting five overs coming up now. Meanwhile, cricket still rules the headlines and airwaves in Bangladesh, but football may well have found a lifeline... thanks to an afro-haired central midfielder from Leicestershire. Hamza Choudhury, with Premier League pedigree and an FA Cup medal, is making his debut against India, with an eye on changing the fortunes of his country.\n Axar Patel to Badoni, 1 run Badoni eases a length ball outside off to cover point's right for a single\n Axar Patel to Miller, 1 run Full on leg, eased through midwicket\n Axar Patel to Badoni, 1 run Risky single as Badoni comes down the track and pushes it to cover. Miller was off for the run while Badoni was hesitating. Miller runs through and puts in the dive as Porel takes the bails off. But Miller made it back in time\n Axar Patel to Miller, 1 run Length ball angled across Miller, who cuts it away to deep cover\n Axar Patel to Badoni, 1 run Tucked out to deep backward square\n Axar Patel to Miller, 1 run On a length outside leg, Miller can only clip it out to deep backward square. Axar continues a good phase for Capitals\n Kuldeep to Miller, 1 leg bye Tossed full on leg, Miller mises his flick as the ball goes off the pads towards short third. Kuldeep is up in appeal, it's turned down. After a chat, Axar is convinced to review it. There's no outside edge, with the ball spinning in. Did that pitch in line? Nope, outside leg. Capitals lose both their reviews now\n Kuldeep to Badoni, OUT Can Badoni take Kuldeep on and clear the ropes? No he can't! Comes down the track as Kuldeep floats this up outside off. Comes off the bottom half of the bat and it only goes to Stubbs at long-on, who holds on with ease \n Kuldeep to Thakur, no run Misses the sweep as Kuldeep tosses it up on a length on off\n Kuldeep to Thakur, OUT Full outside off, driven to cover. They risk a single and Shardul is turned back by Miller. The throw is quick and Porel is also quick to crash his gloves into the stumps after collecting. Shardul well short! And LSG are crumbling in a heap! \n Kuldeep to Shahbaz Ahmed, no run Wrong'un on a length around off, Shahbaz nudges it towards short fine\n Kuldeep to Shahbaz Ahmed, 1 run On a length around off, Shahbaz hangs back and clips it into that vacant midwicket region for a quick run\n Mohit to Shahbaz Ahmed, 1 run Full outside off, driven out to deep point\n Mohit to Miller, 1 run Dug in short on leg, Miller stands tall, waits on that slower ball from his former GT team-mate and pulls it out to deep midwicket\n Mohit to Shahbaz Ahmed, 1 run Length ball angled across, Shahbaz can't clear backward point as he looks to steer it behind square on the off side\n Full toss at a height across Miller, who slashes it fine on the off side. Flies over the infield and fetches Miller a much-needed boundary. And that's called no-ball for height Free hit coming up BALLS 765 WKTS 67 4s\/6s 99\/71 ECON 10.24 AVE 19.49\n Mohit to Miller, 1 run Short ball angled across, Miller pulls it out to deep midwicket on the bounce\n Mohit to Shahbaz Ahmed, 1 run On a length on off, Shahbaz cuts it very fine to short third\n Mohit to Miller, no run Slower ball on a length around off stays low and Miller only manages an under-edge through to Porel as he swings across the line\n Starc to Shahbaz Ahmed, 1 run Full down leg, Shahbaz flicks it aerially and it drops just short of the deep fine leg fielder, who can't collect cleanly but is lucky it doesn't go behind for four\n Starc to Miller, 1 run Full outside off and Miller swings it off the bottom half to deep midwicket\n Starc to Shahbaz Ahmed, FOUR runs Shahbaz gets enough on that! Full outside off, hint of reverse-swing again, but Shahbaz swings it away in front of square. One-bounce four\n Starc to Shahbaz Ahmed, OUT Aaaand Starc has his second! Cramps him for room with a well-directed bouncer, at 141kph to hurry him too. Shahbaz looks to pull but only manages the top edge and Tripurana at backward square leg backtracks and holds on comfortably \n Starc to Ravi Bishnoi, no run Bishnoi has to duck out of the way as Starcfires in a bouncer\n Starc to Ravi Bishnoi, OUT Castled! Bishnoi looks to make room and play it on the off side but Starc nails the yorker and middle and off stump are uprooted! Who says Starc only shows up in the knockouts? \n Mohit to Miller, no run Full and wide, Mohit keeps it out of Miller's arc as he looks to drive it inside out and misses\n Mohit to Miller, 1 wide Slower ball angled across, Miller can't reach it. This time it's called wide\n Mohit to Miller, 2 runs Miller can't connect cleanly as he looks to take on this full ball outside off. Long-off comes across to collect\n Mohit to Miller, no run Slower bouncer angled across, Miller can only slap it towards mid-off Mohit showing his death-overs prowess again\n Mohit to Miller, no run Beats Miller again with a pace-off short ball. Excellent stuff from the experienced seamer RUNS 3814 OUTS 104 4s\/6s 278\/234 SR 184.07 AVE 36.67\n Mohit to Miller, SIX runs Miller finally connects! Slower bouncer on leg, but Miller expected this, waited on it and pulled it away into the upper tier over the square leg boundary\n Mohit to Miller, SIX runs Finishes off in style! Almost a replay of the last delivery. This was not as short, but it matters not for Miller who sends it into the stands in front of square! Lucknow Super Giants finish on 209","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Badoni","Markram","Marsh","Miller","Pant","Pooran","Ravi Bishnoi","Shahbaz Ahmed","Thakur"],"Runs":[4.0,15.0,72.0,27.0,0.0,75.0,0.0,9.0,0.0],"Balls_Faced":[5,13,36,19,6,30,2,8,2],"Fours":[0,1,6,0,0,6,0,1,0],"Sixes":[0,1,6,2,0,7,0,0,0],"S\/R":[80.0,115.38,200.0,142.11,0.0,250.0,0.0,112.5,0.0],"dismissal":["c Stubbs b Kuldeep Yadav","c Starc b Nigam","c Stubbs b Mukesh Kumar","Not Out","c du Plessis b Kuldeep Yadav","b Starc","b Starc","c sub (T Vijay) b Starc","run out (Patel\/\u2020Abishek Porel)"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Axar Patel","Kuldeep","Mohit","Mukesh Kumar","Nigam","Starc","Stubbs"],"Balls":[18,24,24,12,12,24,6],"Runs_Given":[18.0,20.0,42.0,22.0,35.0,42.0,28.0],"Wickets":[0,2,0,1,1,3,0],"Overs":[3.0,4.0,4.0,2.0,2.0,4.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Thakur to Abishek Porel, 1 run .nearly a first ball wicket for Shardul! Porel tries to pull a short ball that gets big on him .and mis-times it towards mid-on, Miller rushes in from the edge of the circle but can't .reach it\nThakur to Nair, FOUR runs .sublime drive from Karun Nair, just a smooth punch off the front foot, letting the ball .swing on to the middle of his bat and dispatching it between the bowler and mid off\nThakur to Nair, FOUR runs .and again! This time through extra cover, the length was fuller from Shardul and Karun .drove it with such grace all along the ground, Test-matchesque boundaries in a T20 .world\nThakur to Nair, 1 wide .full ball down leg side\nThakur to Nair, 1 leg bye .Shardul appeals confidently for lbw as the ball nips in from a good length and hits Karun .on the back leg as he stays in his crease and tries to play on the leg side, the ball .trickles behind point for leg byes, that was too high\nThakur to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Porel backs away outside leg to slash through the off side and gets an outside edge .between the keeper and short third\nThakur to Abishek Porel, no run .straighter line and Porel pulls from just outside off to midwicket\nRathi to Nair, 1 run .misfield at point from Shardul allows the single, Karun had cut it from his crease\nRathi to Abishek Porel, no run .goes back in his crease to one that slants across him from over the wicket and skids off .the pitch, defends on the off side\nRathi to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .full and too wide, Porel leans into the cover drive and beats the diving Pooran to his left .in the in-field, plenty of bottom hand in that shot\nRathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .driven on the front foot to long off\nRathi to Nair, no run .slanting into the right-hander, Karun Nair plays it off the front foot to midwicket\nRathi to Nair, no run .moves his front foot outside off stump, gets down on one knee and tries to slog sweep .but misses, Rathi had slowed it up\nPrince Yadav to Abishek Porel, no run .length ball angling across the left-hander, Porel stays on the back foot and defends to .cover\nPrince Yadav to Abishek Porel, no run .charges down the pitch, Prince responds with a short ball, Porel aborts the shot and .sways out of the way\nPrince Yadav to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .it's a full toss this time and Porel plays a swat-drive past the bowler and between mid- .off to find the boundary\nPrince Yadav to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .swings the ball to deep square leg for a couple of runs, Bishnoi fumbled it in the deep\nPrince Yadav to Abishek Porel, no run .tries to heave a length ball from outside off towards the leg side but misses\nPrince Yadav to Abishek Porel, 1 run .moves back and slightly across to work a length delivery off his pads in front of square .leg\nMarkram to Abishek Porel, 1 run .driven on the front foot through cover\nMarkram to Nair, no run .over the wicket to the right-hander, bowled flat and a bit quick, Nair tries to slow sweep .and hits it to short fine leg\nMarkram to Nair, 1 wide .strays wide down leg side, giving Pant some work to do\nMarkram to Nair, SIX runs .backs away outside leg to create room and launches the ball straight over the bowler's .head for a six down the ground, Nair got down on one knee and swung hard . .Karun Nair vs offspin in T20s .RUNS .111 .OUTS .7 .4s\/6s .13\/1 .SR .105.71 .AVE .15.85\nMarkram to Nair, OUT .what a reply from Markram, just hammered for six he comes right back and bowls him. .Nair backed away outside leg to make room again, Markram followed him, Nair missed .the slog across the line, and the ball hit his back thigh and went on to hit the stumps .Karun Nair b Markram 15 (9b 2x4 1x6 16m) SR: 166.66\nMarkram to Rahul, 1 run .bowled full and straight, Rahul drives down the ground to get going\nMarkram to Abishek Porel, 1 run .steps out and outside leg and whips a full ball through midwicket\nPrince Yadav to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Rahul has to hurry to the striker's end but the throw from backward point misses! He .might have just been safe in the end. Porel jammed down at it off the back foot and they .ran a really quick single\nPrince Yadav to Rahul, no run .ball doesn't come on to the bat as Rahul pushes off the front foot, mis-times it towards .mid-on\nPrince Yadav to Rahul, no run .Prince tests Rahul's response to the speedy bouncer, he lets it go calmly\nPrince Yadav to Rahul, FOUR runs .length on the pads, Rahul stays in his crease and flicks behind square leg and into the .gap on the boundary\nPrince Yadav to Rahul, no run .full ball outside off, dug out into the covers, that was nearly in the blockhole\nPrince Yadav to Rahul, 1 run .another tight run for Rahul. Again the throw misses, this time at the non-striker's end. He .dabbed the length ball off the back foot and ran right away\nAvesh Khan to Rahul, FOUR runs .glanced off the pads and the fielder at short fine can't make the save diving to his right\nAvesh Khan to Rahul, no run .good length angling in to off stump, stays in his crease and punches to cover point\nAvesh Khan to Rahul, 1 run .nudged off the back foot between midwicket and mid on for a single\nAvesh Khan to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .full toss outside off, slanting across the left-hander from over the wicket, Porel leans on .the front foot and drives the ball through cover point, Bishnoi covers a lot of ground .running to his right on the cover boundary and dives but can't stop it\nAvesh Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shorter length and a straighter line, Porel punches off the back foot to long off\nAvesh Khan to Rahul, no run .what happened there? Rahul was looking to pull a short of a length ball but that came .on to him slowly off the pitch and he ended up toe-ending it towards mid on .Powerplay done. DC ahead of LSG at this stage. Players are taking a timeout break.\nRathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .drifts wide outside off, Porel goes back and cuts to deep point, another misfield in the .circle from Badoni this time\nRathi to Rahul, 1 run .goes back and punches to wide long off for another single\nRathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .goes right back and whips a ball slanting across him against the angle between mid on .and midwicket\nRathi to Rahul, 1 run .goes back and across, deep into his crease, to work the ball off the pads through .midwicket\nRathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .goes around the wicket and angles the ball full and into the left-hander, Porel meets it .on the front foot with a drive to long off\nRathi to Rahul, no run .a huge appeal from Pant behind the stumps for lbw, the umpire is unmoved, will they .review? Pant asks for the DRS. Was the impact outside the line? Rahul pushed forward .at the ball with a big gap between bat and pad. The ball missed the inside edge of the .bat and hit the front pad, but the impact is outside off stump and LSG lose a review.\nRavi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .around the wicket to the left-hander, swatted off the back foot to deep square leg\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahul, 1 run .worked off the front foot through midwicket for a single\nRavi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .Porel reaches for one outside off on the front foot and opens the face to steer the ball .wide of short third\nRavi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Porel has nutmegged Pant by bottom edging a cut shot and hitting the ball hard .between the keeper's pads, the fielder at fine leg saves the boundary\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahul, 1 run .driven down the ground for a single . .Ravi Bishnoi vs LHB .BALLS .931 .WKTS .49 .4s\/6s .89\/49 .ECON .7.14 .AVE .22.67\nRavi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .tossed up outside off from around the wicket, driven on the front foot to wide long off,\nRathi to Abishek Porel, no run .nudged off the front foot on the leg side\nRathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .goes back and uses the angle into him from around the wicket to drag the pull to deep .midwicket\nRathi to Rahul, 1 run .bowled full on off and middle, Rahul moves forward and drives along the ground to long .off\nRathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .one hand comes off the bat as he sweeps to long leg\nRathi to Rahul, no run .goes back and outside leg to nudge the ball with the angle into him from over the wicket .to midwicket\nRathi to Rahul, no run .the line is outside off this time and Rahul cuts off the back foot but can't beat point\nMarkram to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .steps out and lofts over the in field at cover, Bishnoi has to run to his left on the .sweeper boundary to make the save\nMarkram to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .brings out the reverse-swat but gets a top edge that just clears short fine leg and runs .to the boundary\nMarkram to Abishek Porel, 1 run .cut off the back foot to deep point\nMarkram to Rahul, 2 runs .goes right back and flicks the ball off his pads to deep square\nMarkram to Rahul, 1 run .tight length on middle stump, Rahul goes back and nudges through midwicket\nMarkram to Abishek Porel, 1 run .bowled flat outside off from around the wicket, Porel cuts off the back foot through .point .Halfway through the chase and DC are exactly halfway to the target.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs DC, 40th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Thakur to Abishek Porel, 1 run nearly a first ball wicket for Shardul! Porel tries to pull a short ball that gets big on him and mis-times it towards mid-on, Miller rushes in from the edge of the circle but can't reach it\n Thakur to Nair, FOUR runs sublime drive from Karun Nair, just a smooth punch off the front foot, letting the ball swing on to the middle of his bat and dispatching it between the bowler and mid off\n Thakur to Nair, FOUR runs and again! This time through extra cover, the length was fuller from Shardul and Karun drove it with such grace all along the ground, Test-matchesque boundaries in a T20 world\n Thakur to Nair, 1 wide full ball down leg side\n Thakur to Nair, 1 leg bye Shardul appeals confidently for lbw as the ball nips in from a good length and hits Karun on the back leg as he stays in his crease and tries to play on the leg side, the ball trickles behind point for leg byes, that was too high\n Thakur to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Porel backs away outside leg to slash through the off side and gets an outside edge between the keeper and short third\n Thakur to Abishek Porel, no run straighter line and Porel pulls from just outside off to midwicket\n Rathi to Nair, 1 run misfield at point from Shardul allows the single, Karun had cut it from his crease\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, no run goes back in his crease to one that slants across him from over the wicket and skids off the pitch, defends on the off side\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs full and too wide, Porel leans into the cover drive and beats the diving Pooran to his left in the in-field, plenty of bottom hand in that shot\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run driven on the front foot to long off\n Rathi to Nair, no run slanting into the right-hander, Karun Nair plays it off the front foot to midwicket\n Rathi to Nair, no run moves his front foot outside off stump, gets down on one knee and tries to slog sweep but misses, Rathi had slowed it up\n Prince Yadav to Abishek Porel, no run length ball angling across the left-hander, Porel stays on the back foot and defends to cover\n Prince Yadav to Abishek Porel, no run charges down the pitch, Prince responds with a short ball, Porel aborts the shot and sways out of the way\n Prince Yadav to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs it's a full toss this time and Porel plays a swat-drive past the bowler and between mid-off to find the boundary\n Prince Yadav to Abishek Porel, 2 runs swings the ball to deep square leg for a couple of runs, Bishnoi fumbled it in the deep\n Prince Yadav to Abishek Porel, no run tries to heave a length ball from outside off towards the leg side but misses\n Prince Yadav to Abishek Porel, 1 run moves back and slightly across to work a length delivery off his pads in front of square leg\n Markram to Abishek Porel, 1 run driven on the front foot through cover\n Markram to Nair, no run over the wicket to the right-hander, bowled flat and a bit quick, Nair tries to slow sweep and hits it to short fine leg\n Markram to Nair, 1 wide strays wide down leg side, giving Pant some work to do\n Markram to Nair, SIX runs backs away outside leg to create room and launches the ball straight over the bowler's head for a six down the ground, Nair got down on one knee and swung hard Karun Nair vs offspin in T20s RUNS 111 OUTS 7 4s\/6s 13\/1 SR 105.71 AVE 15.85\n Markram to Nair, OUT what a reply from Markram, just hammered for six he comes right back and bowls him. Nair backed away outside leg to make room again, Markram followed him, Nair missed the slog across the line, and the ball hit his back thigh and went on to hit the stumps \n Markram to Rahul, 1 run bowled full and straight, Rahul drives down the ground to get going\n Markram to Abishek Porel, 1 run steps out and outside leg and whips a full ball through midwicket\n Prince Yadav to Abishek Porel, 1 run Rahul has to hurry to the striker's end but the throw from backward point misses! He might have just been safe in the end. Porel jammed down at it off the back foot and they ran a really quick single\n Prince Yadav to Rahul, no run ball doesn't come on to the bat as Rahul pushes off the front foot, mis-times it towards mid-on\n Prince Yadav to Rahul, no run Prince tests Rahul's response to the speedy bouncer, he lets it go calmly\n Prince Yadav to Rahul, FOUR runs length on the pads, Rahul stays in his crease and flicks behind square leg and into the gap on the boundary\n Prince Yadav to Rahul, no run full ball outside off, dug out into the covers, that was nearly in the blockhole\n Prince Yadav to Rahul, 1 run another tight run for Rahul. Again the throw misses, this time at the non-striker's end. He dabbed the length ball off the back foot and ran right away\n Avesh Khan to Rahul, FOUR runs glanced off the pads and the fielder at short fine can't make the save diving to his right\n Avesh Khan to Rahul, no run good length angling in to off stump, stays in his crease and punches to cover point\n Avesh Khan to Rahul, 1 run nudged off the back foot between midwicket and mid on for a single\n Avesh Khan to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs full toss outside off, slanting across the left-hander from over the wicket, Porel leans on the front foot and drives the ball through cover point, Bishnoi covers a lot of ground running to his right on the cover boundary and dives but can't stop it\n Avesh Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 run shorter length and a straighter line, Porel punches off the back foot to long off\n Avesh Khan to Rahul, no run what happened there? Rahul was looking to pull a short of a length ball but that came on to him slowly off the pitch and he ended up toe-ending it towards mid on Powerplay done. DC ahead of LSG at this stage. Players are taking a timeout break.\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run drifts wide outside off, Porel goes back and cuts to deep point, another misfield in the circle from Badoni this time\n Rathi to Rahul, 1 run goes back and punches to wide long off for another single\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run goes right back and whips a ball slanting across him against the angle between mid on and midwicket\n Rathi to Rahul, 1 run goes back and across, deep into his crease, to work the ball off the pads through midwicket\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run goes around the wicket and angles the ball full and into the left-hander, Porel meets it on the front foot with a drive to long off\n Rathi to Rahul, no run a huge appeal from Pant behind the stumps for lbw, the umpire is unmoved, will they review? Pant asks for the DRS. Was the impact outside the line? Rahul pushed forward at the ball with a big gap between bat and pad. The ball missed the inside edge of the bat and hit the front pad, but the impact is outside off stump and LSG lose a review.\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 1 run around the wicket to the left-hander, swatted off the back foot to deep square leg\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahul, 1 run worked off the front foot through midwicket for a single\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 2 runs Porel reaches for one outside off on the front foot and opens the face to steer the ball wide of short third\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 1 run Porel has nutmegged Pant by bottom edging a cut shot and hitting the ball hard between the keeper's pads, the fielder at fine leg saves the boundary\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahul, 1 run driven down the ground for a single Ravi Bishnoi vs LHB BALLS 931 WKTS 49 4s\/6s 89\/49 ECON 7.14 AVE 22.67\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 1 run tossed up outside off from around the wicket, driven on the front foot to wide long off,\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, no run nudged off the front foot on the leg side\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run goes back and uses the angle into him from around the wicket to drag the pull to deep midwicket\n Rathi to Rahul, 1 run bowled full on off and middle, Rahul moves forward and drives along the ground to long off\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run one hand comes off the bat as he sweeps to long leg\n Rathi to Rahul, no run goes back and outside leg to nudge the ball with the angle into him from over the wicket to midwicket\n Rathi to Rahul, no run the line is outside off this time and Rahul cuts off the back foot but can't beat point\n Markram to Abishek Porel, 2 runs steps out and lofts over the in field at cover, Bishnoi has to run to his left on the sweeper boundary to make the save\n Markram to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs brings out the reverse-swat but gets a top edge that just clears short fine leg and runs to the boundary\n Markram to Abishek Porel, 1 run cut off the back foot to deep point\n Markram to Rahul, 2 runs goes right back and flicks the ball off his pads to deep square\n Markram to Rahul, 1 run tight length on middle stump, Rahul goes back and nudges through midwicket\n Markram to Abishek Porel, 1 run bowled flat outside off from around the wicket, Porel cuts off the back foot through point Halfway through the chase and DC are exactly halfway to the target.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","Nair","Rahul"],"Runs":[43.0,15.0,19.0],"Balls_Faced":[31,9,20],"Fours":[5,2,2],"Sixes":[0,1,0],"S\/R":[138.71,166.67,95.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","b Markram","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Avesh Khan","Markram","Prince Yadav","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi","Thakur"],"Balls":[6,12,12,18,6,6],"Runs_Given":[10.0,21.0,13.0,14.0,7.0,14.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[1.0,2.0,2.0,3.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Thakur to Abishek Porel, 1 run .nearly a first ball wicket for Shardul! Porel tries to pull a short ball that gets big on him .and mis-times it towards mid-on, Miller rushes in from the edge of the circle but can't .reach it\nThakur to Nair, FOUR runs .sublime drive from Karun Nair, just a smooth punch off the front foot, letting the ball .swing on to the middle of his bat and dispatching it between the bowler and mid off\nThakur to Nair, FOUR runs .and again! This time through extra cover, the length was fuller from Shardul and Karun .drove it with such grace all along the ground, Test-matchesque boundaries in a T20 .world\nThakur to Nair, 1 wide .full ball down leg side\nThakur to Nair, 1 leg bye .Shardul appeals confidently for lbw as the ball nips in from a good length and hits Karun .on the back leg as he stays in his crease and tries to play on the leg side, the ball .trickles behind point for leg byes, that was too high\nThakur to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Porel backs away outside leg to slash through the off side and gets an outside edge .between the keeper and short third\nThakur to Abishek Porel, no run .straighter line and Porel pulls from just outside off to midwicket\nRathi to Nair, 1 run .misfield at point from Shardul allows the single, Karun had cut it from his crease\nRathi to Abishek Porel, no run .goes back in his crease to one that slants across him from over the wicket and skids off .the pitch, defends on the off side\nRathi to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .full and too wide, Porel leans into the cover drive and beats the diving Pooran to his left .in the in-field, plenty of bottom hand in that shot\nRathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .driven on the front foot to long off\nRathi to Nair, no run .slanting into the right-hander, Karun Nair plays it off the front foot to midwicket\nRathi to Nair, no run .moves his front foot outside off stump, gets down on one knee and tries to slog sweep .but misses, Rathi had slowed it up\nPrince Yadav to Abishek Porel, no run .length ball angling across the left-hander, Porel stays on the back foot and defends to .cover\nPrince Yadav to Abishek Porel, no run .charges down the pitch, Prince responds with a short ball, Porel aborts the shot and .sways out of the way\nPrince Yadav to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .it's a full toss this time and Porel plays a swat-drive past the bowler and between mid- .off to find the boundary\nPrince Yadav to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .swings the ball to deep square leg for a couple of runs, Bishnoi fumbled it in the deep\nPrince Yadav to Abishek Porel, no run .tries to heave a length ball from outside off towards the leg side but misses\nPrince Yadav to Abishek Porel, 1 run .moves back and slightly across to work a length delivery off his pads in front of square .leg\nMarkram to Abishek Porel, 1 run .driven on the front foot through cover\nMarkram to Nair, no run .over the wicket to the right-hander, bowled flat and a bit quick, Nair tries to slow sweep .and hits it to short fine leg\nMarkram to Nair, 1 wide .strays wide down leg side, giving Pant some work to do\nMarkram to Nair, SIX runs .backs away outside leg to create room and launches the ball straight over the bowler's .head for a six down the ground, Nair got down on one knee and swung hard . .Karun Nair vs offspin in T20s .RUNS .111 .OUTS .7 .4s\/6s .13\/1 .SR .105.71 .AVE .15.85\nMarkram to Nair, OUT .what a reply from Markram, just hammered for six he comes right back and bowls him. .Nair backed away outside leg to make room again, Markram followed him, Nair missed .the slog across the line, and the ball hit his back thigh and went on to hit the stumps .Karun Nair b Markram 15 (9b 2x4 1x6 16m) SR: 166.66\nMarkram to Rahul, 1 run .bowled full and straight, Rahul drives down the ground to get going\nMarkram to Abishek Porel, 1 run .steps out and outside leg and whips a full ball through midwicket\nPrince Yadav to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Rahul has to hurry to the striker's end but the throw from backward point misses! He .might have just been safe in the end. Porel jammed down at it off the back foot and they .ran a really quick single\nPrince Yadav to Rahul, no run .ball doesn't come on to the bat as Rahul pushes off the front foot, mis-times it towards .mid-on\nPrince Yadav to Rahul, no run .Prince tests Rahul's response to the speedy bouncer, he lets it go calmly\nPrince Yadav to Rahul, FOUR runs .length on the pads, Rahul stays in his crease and flicks behind square leg and into the .gap on the boundary\nPrince Yadav to Rahul, no run .full ball outside off, dug out into the covers, that was nearly in the blockhole\nPrince Yadav to Rahul, 1 run .another tight run for Rahul. Again the throw misses, this time at the non-striker's end. He .dabbed the length ball off the back foot and ran right away\nAvesh Khan to Rahul, FOUR runs .glanced off the pads and the fielder at short fine can't make the save diving to his right\nAvesh Khan to Rahul, no run .good length angling in to off stump, stays in his crease and punches to cover point\nAvesh Khan to Rahul, 1 run .nudged off the back foot between midwicket and mid on for a single\nAvesh Khan to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .full toss outside off, slanting across the left-hander from over the wicket, Porel leans on .the front foot and drives the ball through cover point, Bishnoi covers a lot of ground .running to his right on the cover boundary and dives but can't stop it\nAvesh Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shorter length and a straighter line, Porel punches off the back foot to long off\nAvesh Khan to Rahul, no run .what happened there? Rahul was looking to pull a short of a length ball but that came .on to him slowly off the pitch and he ended up toe-ending it towards mid on .Powerplay done. DC ahead of LSG at this stage. Players are taking a timeout break.\nRathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .drifts wide outside off, Porel goes back and cuts to deep point, another misfield in the .circle from Badoni this time\nRathi to Rahul, 1 run .goes back and punches to wide long off for another single\nRathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .goes right back and whips a ball slanting across him against the angle between mid on .and midwicket\nRathi to Rahul, 1 run .goes back and across, deep into his crease, to work the ball off the pads through .midwicket\nRathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .goes around the wicket and angles the ball full and into the left-hander, Porel meets it .on the front foot with a drive to long off\nRathi to Rahul, no run .a huge appeal from Pant behind the stumps for lbw, the umpire is unmoved, will they .review? Pant asks for the DRS. Was the impact outside the line? Rahul pushed forward .at the ball with a big gap between bat and pad. The ball missed the inside edge of the .bat and hit the front pad, but the impact is outside off stump and LSG lose a review.\nRavi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .around the wicket to the left-hander, swatted off the back foot to deep square leg\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahul, 1 run .worked off the front foot through midwicket for a single\nRavi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .Porel reaches for one outside off on the front foot and opens the face to steer the ball .wide of short third\nRavi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Porel has nutmegged Pant by bottom edging a cut shot and hitting the ball hard .between the keeper's pads, the fielder at fine leg saves the boundary\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahul, 1 run .driven down the ground for a single . .Ravi Bishnoi vs LHB .BALLS .931 .WKTS .49 .4s\/6s .89\/49 .ECON .7.14 .AVE .22.67\nRavi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .tossed up outside off from around the wicket, driven on the front foot to wide long off,\nRathi to Abishek Porel, no run .nudged off the front foot on the leg side\nRathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .goes back and uses the angle into him from around the wicket to drag the pull to deep .midwicket\nRathi to Rahul, 1 run .bowled full on off and middle, Rahul moves forward and drives along the ground to long .off\nRathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .one hand comes off the bat as he sweeps to long leg\nRathi to Rahul, no run .goes back and outside leg to nudge the ball with the angle into him from over the wicket .to midwicket\nRathi to Rahul, no run .the line is outside off this time and Rahul cuts off the back foot but can't beat point\nMarkram to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .steps out and lofts over the in field at cover, Bishnoi has to run to his left on the .sweeper boundary to make the save\nMarkram to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .brings out the reverse-swat but gets a top edge that just clears short fine leg and runs .to the boundary\nMarkram to Abishek Porel, 1 run .cut off the back foot to deep point\nMarkram to Rahul, 2 runs .goes right back and flicks the ball off his pads to deep square\nMarkram to Rahul, 1 run .tight length on middle stump, Rahul goes back and nudges through midwicket\nMarkram to Abishek Porel, 1 run .bowled flat outside off from around the wicket, Porel cuts off the back foot through .point .Halfway through the chase and DC are exactly halfway to the target.\nRavi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .a clean loft through the line and Porel collects six straight down the ground! He came .forward to that full ball from around the wicket and swung hard through the line\nRavi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 1 run .brings up his half-century by dabbing the ball into the covers for a quick single, first fifty .of the season for him\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahul, SIX runs .that's into the stands at deep midwicket, he got down on one knee and slammed the .slog sweep flat and far over the short boundary\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahul, 2 runs .cut from off and middle stump, the fielder at point dives to his right and gets a hand on .the ball to take pace off it\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahul, 1 run .hit hard off the back foot to deep cover, did not time it as well as he wanted\nRavi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, no run .goes back and dabs one that angles across him from over the wicket to short third, .Porel wants the single but Rahul does not\nMarkram to Rahul, SIX runs .steps out of his crease to a flighted delivery and tees off, golf-swinging the ball flat and .far enough to just clear the straight boundary\nMarkram to Rahul, 1 run .backs away outside leg, Markram follows him with a flat and quick ball, Rahul pulls .along the ground through square leg\nMarkram to Abishek Porel, 1 run .slapped off the back foot to deep point\nMarkram to Rahul, 1 run .backs away outside leg again, Markram drags the length back and tries to cramp him .for room, pulled to deep square leg\nMarkram to Abishek Porel, OUT .caught at deep midwicket! Markram went around the wicket and angled the ball into the .left-hander, Porel swung across the line and hit it straight to Miller, he was trying to clear .the shorter square boundary but mis-timed it, he's gone for 51 after putting DC on .course for their target .Abishek Porel c Miller b Markram 51 (36b 5x4 1x6 55m) SR: 141.66\nMarkram to Axar Patel, no run .played back to the bowler, Markram slowed that up a far bit from around the wicket\nAvesh Khan to Rahul, 1 run .short of a length outside off, Rahul cuts off the back foot through point\nAvesh Khan to Axar Patel, no run .short of a length at the body from over the wicket to the left-hander, Axar opens the face .on the back foot and steers to short third\nAvesh Khan to Axar Patel, no run .digs in the bouncer and Axar lets it go, swivels and ducks. He then wants to review this .for a wide for height, Axar thinks it's over his head. It isn't, by three centimetres .according to the TV umpire. So it's a fair delivery\nAvesh Khan to Axar Patel, no run .another short ball which Axar tries to pull but misses\nAvesh Khan to Axar Patel, 1 run .short of a length with some width outside off, cut off the back foot to deep point\nAvesh Khan to Rahul, 1 run .low full toss flicked off the pads through square leg for a single\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahul, no run .pushed into the covers from deep in his crease\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahul, no run .backs away towards leg and exposes his stumps before swatting the googly into the .covers\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahul, 1 run .tries to drive through the off side but gets an airy edge through point for a single\nRavi Bishnoi to Axar Patel, SIX runs .Axar frees his arms and lofts the ball clean over the deep midwicket boundary, that .wasn't particularly full but he used his long reach and made great contact\nRavi Bishnoi to Axar Patel, no run .played off the back foot to cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Axar Patel, SIX runs .high and far over the straight boundary this time, Bishnoi gave that some air from .around the wicket, Axar met it on the front foot and freed those long arms once again .See all photos\nAvesh Khan to Rahul, no run .short of a length outside off, slower one, Rahul tries to cut but is beaten by the change .of pace\nAvesh Khan to Rahul, no run .in the blockhole on middle stump, Rahul digs it out back to the bowler\nAvesh Khan to Rahul, 1 run .moves forward and plays the square drive through point to a fuller ball\nAvesh Khan to Axar Patel, no run .short of a length angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, Axar misses the .pull shot\nAvesh Khan to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .just clears the leaping fielder at mid-off! Axar backed away outside leg to a length ball .aimed at his stumps and drove it flat and just high enough to go over the fielder in the .circle\nAvesh Khan to Axar Patel, 1 wide .too short and Axar can't connect with the ramp, the slower bouncer that was and it was .far too high over the head\nAvesh Khan to Axar Patel, no run .similar ball, another slower bouncer that Axar gets under and tries to upper cut, he can't .connect again and looks at the umpire for the wide, this time it's a legal delivery\nThakur to Rahul, FOUR runs .the slower short ball over Rahul's left shoulder, he pulls and gets a top edge wide of the .diving Pant for a boundary to fine leg . .KL Rahul vs Shardul Thakur .BALLS .41 .RUNS .79 .OUTS .2 .SR .192.68 .4s\/6s .10\/4\nThakur to Rahul, 1 run .full and straight, driven down the ground to long on\nThakur to Axar Patel, SIX runs .Axar transfers his weight on to his back foot, stays in his crease, and just heaves the .short of a length ball far over the wide long-on boundary\nThakur to Axar Patel, no run .the slower bouncer and it flies over the reach of Axar's attempted ramp\nThakur to Axar Patel, 1 run .in the blockhole around off stump, Axar drives to the fielder at cover\nThakur to Rahul, 2 runs .in the blockhole again on off and middle, Rahul makes room and drives to mid off .The players are taking a time out with 19 to get for DC off 24 balls. They could be .thinking NRR boost here on. .KL Rahul is anchoring this home against his former team.\nRathi to Axar Patel, 1 run .goes back and across and taps the ball off his pads in front of square leg\nRathi to Rahul, 1 run .cut off the back foot to deep point\nRathi to Axar Patel, 1 run .Prince has dropped a sitter at short third. Awful. Axar was aiming for the booming loft .down the ground off the front foot and got a top edge that looped up so gently to short .third and he spilled it\nRathi to Rahul, 1 run .cut off the back foot through point\nRathi to Axar Patel, SIX runs .Axar plants his front foot down the pitch and mows across the line, hitting it clean out of .the middle and far over deep midwicket\nRathi to Axar Patel, no run .fired it flat and fast outside off, past the edge of Axar's slashing bat\nPrince Yadav to Rahul, 1 run .stays in his crease and flicks the ball off the pads towards midwicket to bring up his .third half-century of the season, it's going to be a match-winning one against his former .team, guided this chase superbly has KL Rahul\nPrince Yadav to Axar Patel, 1 run .backs away and pulls the short of a length ball to deep midwicket\nPrince Yadav to Rahul, 1 run .full and straight, driven to long on for a single from the blockhole to bring up 5000 runs .in the IPL\nPrince Yadav to Axar Patel, 1 run .a full toss with some swing away from the left-hander, driven down the ground, the .fielder at long on runs to his right to pick it up\nPrince Yadav to Rahul, SIX runs .KL Rahul seals the thumping victory against LSG with a six! Short ball and he pulls it flat .over the deep midwicket boundary. No emotional celebrations from him tonight, unlike .the RCB game in Bengaluru, two points in the bag, DC are up to 12 along with GT at the .top of the table. Job done. .Match 40 done and dusted. Here's what the points table looks like right now. Thank you .for all your emails right through this game, until the next one, goodnight!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs DC, 40th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Thakur to Abishek Porel, 1 run nearly a first ball wicket for Shardul! Porel tries to pull a short ball that gets big on him and mis-times it towards mid-on, Miller rushes in from the edge of the circle but can't reach it\n Thakur to Nair, FOUR runs sublime drive from Karun Nair, just a smooth punch off the front foot, letting the ball swing on to the middle of his bat and dispatching it between the bowler and mid off\n Thakur to Nair, FOUR runs and again! This time through extra cover, the length was fuller from Shardul and Karun drove it with such grace all along the ground, Test-matchesque boundaries in a T20 world\n Thakur to Nair, 1 wide full ball down leg side\n Thakur to Nair, 1 leg bye Shardul appeals confidently for lbw as the ball nips in from a good length and hits Karun on the back leg as he stays in his crease and tries to play on the leg side, the ball trickles behind point for leg byes, that was too high\n Thakur to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Porel backs away outside leg to slash through the off side and gets an outside edge between the keeper and short third\n Thakur to Abishek Porel, no run straighter line and Porel pulls from just outside off to midwicket\n Rathi to Nair, 1 run misfield at point from Shardul allows the single, Karun had cut it from his crease\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, no run goes back in his crease to one that slants across him from over the wicket and skids off the pitch, defends on the off side\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs full and too wide, Porel leans into the cover drive and beats the diving Pooran to his left in the in-field, plenty of bottom hand in that shot\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run driven on the front foot to long off\n Rathi to Nair, no run slanting into the right-hander, Karun Nair plays it off the front foot to midwicket\n Rathi to Nair, no run moves his front foot outside off stump, gets down on one knee and tries to slog sweep but misses, Rathi had slowed it up\n Prince Yadav to Abishek Porel, no run length ball angling across the left-hander, Porel stays on the back foot and defends to cover\n Prince Yadav to Abishek Porel, no run charges down the pitch, Prince responds with a short ball, Porel aborts the shot and sways out of the way\n Prince Yadav to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs it's a full toss this time and Porel plays a swat-drive past the bowler and between mid-off to find the boundary\n Prince Yadav to Abishek Porel, 2 runs swings the ball to deep square leg for a couple of runs, Bishnoi fumbled it in the deep\n Prince Yadav to Abishek Porel, no run tries to heave a length ball from outside off towards the leg side but misses\n Prince Yadav to Abishek Porel, 1 run moves back and slightly across to work a length delivery off his pads in front of square leg\n Markram to Abishek Porel, 1 run driven on the front foot through cover\n Markram to Nair, no run over the wicket to the right-hander, bowled flat and a bit quick, Nair tries to slow sweep and hits it to short fine leg\n Markram to Nair, 1 wide strays wide down leg side, giving Pant some work to do\n Markram to Nair, SIX runs backs away outside leg to create room and launches the ball straight over the bowler's head for a six down the ground, Nair got down on one knee and swung hard Karun Nair vs offspin in T20s RUNS 111 OUTS 7 4s\/6s 13\/1 SR 105.71 AVE 15.85\n Markram to Nair, OUT what a reply from Markram, just hammered for six he comes right back and bowls him. Nair backed away outside leg to make room again, Markram followed him, Nair missed the slog across the line, and the ball hit his back thigh and went on to hit the stumps \n Markram to Rahul, 1 run bowled full and straight, Rahul drives down the ground to get going\n Markram to Abishek Porel, 1 run steps out and outside leg and whips a full ball through midwicket\n Prince Yadav to Abishek Porel, 1 run Rahul has to hurry to the striker's end but the throw from backward point misses! He might have just been safe in the end. Porel jammed down at it off the back foot and they ran a really quick single\n Prince Yadav to Rahul, no run ball doesn't come on to the bat as Rahul pushes off the front foot, mis-times it towards mid-on\n Prince Yadav to Rahul, no run Prince tests Rahul's response to the speedy bouncer, he lets it go calmly\n Prince Yadav to Rahul, FOUR runs length on the pads, Rahul stays in his crease and flicks behind square leg and into the gap on the boundary\n Prince Yadav to Rahul, no run full ball outside off, dug out into the covers, that was nearly in the blockhole\n Prince Yadav to Rahul, 1 run another tight run for Rahul. Again the throw misses, this time at the non-striker's end. He dabbed the length ball off the back foot and ran right away\n Avesh Khan to Rahul, FOUR runs glanced off the pads and the fielder at short fine can't make the save diving to his right\n Avesh Khan to Rahul, no run good length angling in to off stump, stays in his crease and punches to cover point\n Avesh Khan to Rahul, 1 run nudged off the back foot between midwicket and mid on for a single\n Avesh Khan to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs full toss outside off, slanting across the left-hander from over the wicket, Porel leans on the front foot and drives the ball through cover point, Bishnoi covers a lot of ground running to his right on the cover boundary and dives but can't stop it\n Avesh Khan to Abishek Porel, 1 run shorter length and a straighter line, Porel punches off the back foot to long off\n Avesh Khan to Rahul, no run what happened there? Rahul was looking to pull a short of a length ball but that came on to him slowly off the pitch and he ended up toe-ending it towards mid on Powerplay done. DC ahead of LSG at this stage. Players are taking a timeout break.\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run drifts wide outside off, Porel goes back and cuts to deep point, another misfield in the circle from Badoni this time\n Rathi to Rahul, 1 run goes back and punches to wide long off for another single\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run goes right back and whips a ball slanting across him against the angle between mid on and midwicket\n Rathi to Rahul, 1 run goes back and across, deep into his crease, to work the ball off the pads through midwicket\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run goes around the wicket and angles the ball full and into the left-hander, Porel meets it on the front foot with a drive to long off\n Rathi to Rahul, no run a huge appeal from Pant behind the stumps for lbw, the umpire is unmoved, will they review? Pant asks for the DRS. Was the impact outside the line? Rahul pushed forward at the ball with a big gap between bat and pad. The ball missed the inside edge of the bat and hit the front pad, but the impact is outside off stump and LSG lose a review.\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 1 run around the wicket to the left-hander, swatted off the back foot to deep square leg\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahul, 1 run worked off the front foot through midwicket for a single\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 2 runs Porel reaches for one outside off on the front foot and opens the face to steer the ball wide of short third\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 1 run Porel has nutmegged Pant by bottom edging a cut shot and hitting the ball hard between the keeper's pads, the fielder at fine leg saves the boundary\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahul, 1 run driven down the ground for a single Ravi Bishnoi vs LHB BALLS 931 WKTS 49 4s\/6s 89\/49 ECON 7.14 AVE 22.67\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 1 run tossed up outside off from around the wicket, driven on the front foot to wide long off,\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, no run nudged off the front foot on the leg side\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run goes back and uses the angle into him from around the wicket to drag the pull to deep midwicket\n Rathi to Rahul, 1 run bowled full on off and middle, Rahul moves forward and drives along the ground to long off\n Rathi to Abishek Porel, 1 run one hand comes off the bat as he sweeps to long leg\n Rathi to Rahul, no run goes back and outside leg to nudge the ball with the angle into him from over the wicket to midwicket\n Rathi to Rahul, no run the line is outside off this time and Rahul cuts off the back foot but can't beat point\n Markram to Abishek Porel, 2 runs steps out and lofts over the in field at cover, Bishnoi has to run to his left on the sweeper boundary to make the save\n Markram to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs brings out the reverse-swat but gets a top edge that just clears short fine leg and runs to the boundary\n Markram to Abishek Porel, 1 run cut off the back foot to deep point\n Markram to Rahul, 2 runs goes right back and flicks the ball off his pads to deep square\n Markram to Rahul, 1 run tight length on middle stump, Rahul goes back and nudges through midwicket\n Markram to Abishek Porel, 1 run bowled flat outside off from around the wicket, Porel cuts off the back foot through point Halfway through the chase and DC are exactly halfway to the target.\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, SIX runs a clean loft through the line and Porel collects six straight down the ground! He came forward to that full ball from around the wicket and swung hard through the line\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, 1 run brings up his half-century by dabbing the ball into the covers for a quick single, first fifty of the season for him\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahul, SIX runs that's into the stands at deep midwicket, he got down on one knee and slammed the slog sweep flat and far over the short boundary\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahul, 2 runs cut from off and middle stump, the fielder at point dives to his right and gets a hand on the ball to take pace off it\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahul, 1 run hit hard off the back foot to deep cover, did not time it as well as he wanted\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abishek Porel, no run goes back and dabs one that angles across him from over the wicket to short third, Porel wants the single but Rahul does not\n Markram to Rahul, SIX runs steps out of his crease to a flighted delivery and tees off, golf-swinging the ball flat and far enough to just clear the straight boundary\n Markram to Rahul, 1 run backs away outside leg, Markram follows him with a flat and quick ball, Rahul pulls along the ground through square leg\n Markram to Abishek Porel, 1 run slapped off the back foot to deep point\n Markram to Rahul, 1 run backs away outside leg again, Markram drags the length back and tries to cramp him for room, pulled to deep square leg\n Markram to Abishek Porel, OUT caught at deep midwicket! Markram went around the wicket and angled the ball into the left-hander, Porel swung across the line and hit it straight to Miller, he was trying to clear the shorter square boundary but mis-timed it, he's gone for 51 after putting DC on course for their target \n Markram to Axar Patel, no run played back to the bowler, Markram slowed that up a far bit from around the wicket\n Avesh Khan to Rahul, 1 run short of a length outside off, Rahul cuts off the back foot through point\n Avesh Khan to Axar Patel, no run short of a length at the body from over the wicket to the left-hander, Axar opens the face on the back foot and steers to short third\n Avesh Khan to Axar Patel, no run digs in the bouncer and Axar lets it go, swivels and ducks. He then wants to review this for a wide for height, Axar thinks it's over his head. It isn't, by three centimetres according to the TV umpire. So it's a fair delivery\n Avesh Khan to Axar Patel, no run another short ball which Axar tries to pull but misses\n Avesh Khan to Axar Patel, 1 run short of a length with some width outside off, cut off the back foot to deep point\n Avesh Khan to Rahul, 1 run low full toss flicked off the pads through square leg for a single\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahul, no run pushed into the covers from deep in his crease\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahul, no run backs away towards leg and exposes his stumps before swatting the googly into the covers\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahul, 1 run tries to drive through the off side but gets an airy edge through point for a single\n Ravi Bishnoi to Axar Patel, SIX runs Axar frees his arms and lofts the ball clean over the deep midwicket boundary, that wasn't particularly full but he used his long reach and made great contact\n Ravi Bishnoi to Axar Patel, no run played off the back foot to cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Axar Patel, SIX runs high and far over the straight boundary this time, Bishnoi gave that some air from around the wicket, Axar met it on the front foot and freed those long arms once again See all photos\n Avesh Khan to Rahul, no run short of a length outside off, slower one, Rahul tries to cut but is beaten by the change of pace\n Avesh Khan to Rahul, no run in the blockhole on middle stump, Rahul digs it out back to the bowler\n Avesh Khan to Rahul, 1 run moves forward and plays the square drive through point to a fuller ball\n Avesh Khan to Axar Patel, no run short of a length angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, Axar misses the pull shot\n Avesh Khan to Axar Patel, FOUR runs just clears the leaping fielder at mid-off! Axar backed away outside leg to a length ball aimed at his stumps and drove it flat and just high enough to go over the fielder in the circle\n Avesh Khan to Axar Patel, 1 wide too short and Axar can't connect with the ramp, the slower bouncer that was and it was far too high over the head\n Avesh Khan to Axar Patel, no run similar ball, another slower bouncer that Axar gets under and tries to upper cut, he can't connect again and looks at the umpire for the wide, this time it's a legal delivery\n Thakur to Rahul, FOUR runs the slower short ball over Rahul's left shoulder, he pulls and gets a top edge wide of the diving Pant for a boundary to fine leg KL Rahul vs Shardul Thakur BALLS 41 RUNS 79 OUTS 2 SR 192.68 4s\/6s 10\/4\n Thakur to Rahul, 1 run full and straight, driven down the ground to long on\n Thakur to Axar Patel, SIX runs Axar transfers his weight on to his back foot, stays in his crease, and just heaves the short of a length ball far over the wide long-on boundary\n Thakur to Axar Patel, no run the slower bouncer and it flies over the reach of Axar's attempted ramp\n Thakur to Axar Patel, 1 run in the blockhole around off stump, Axar drives to the fielder at cover\n Thakur to Rahul, 2 runs in the blockhole again on off and middle, Rahul makes room and drives to mid off The players are taking a time out with 19 to get for DC off 24 balls. They could be thinking NRR boost here on. KL Rahul is anchoring this home against his former team.\n Rathi to Axar Patel, 1 run goes back and across and taps the ball off his pads in front of square leg\n Rathi to Rahul, 1 run cut off the back foot to deep point\n Rathi to Axar Patel, 1 run Prince has dropped a sitter at short third. Awful. Axar was aiming for the booming loft down the ground off the front foot and got a top edge that looped up so gently to short third and he spilled it\n Rathi to Rahul, 1 run cut off the back foot through point\n Rathi to Axar Patel, SIX runs Axar plants his front foot down the pitch and mows across the line, hitting it clean out of the middle and far over deep midwicket\n Rathi to Axar Patel, no run fired it flat and fast outside off, past the edge of Axar's slashing bat\n Prince Yadav to Rahul, 1 run stays in his crease and flicks the ball off the pads towards midwicket to bring up his third half-century of the season, it's going to be a match-winning one against his former team, guided this chase superbly has KL Rahul\n Prince Yadav to Axar Patel, 1 run backs away and pulls the short of a length ball to deep midwicket\n Prince Yadav to Rahul, 1 run full and straight, driven to long on for a single from the blockhole to bring up 5000 runs in the IPL\n Prince Yadav to Axar Patel, 1 run a full toss with some swing away from the left-hander, driven down the ground, the fielder at long on runs to his right to pick it up\n Prince Yadav to Rahul, SIX runs KL Rahul seals the thumping victory against LSG with a six! Short ball and he pulls it flat over the deep midwicket boundary. No emotional celebrations from him tonight, unlike the RCB game in Bengaluru, two points in the bag, DC are up to 12 along with GT at the top of the table. Job done. Match 40 done and dusted. Here's what the points table looks like right now. Thank you for all your emails right through this game, until the next one, goodnight!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","Axar Patel","Nair","Rahul"],"Runs":[51.0,34.0,15.0,57.0],"Balls_Faced":[36,20,9,42],"Fours":[5,1,2,3],"Sixes":[1,4,1,3],"S\/R":[141.67,170.0,166.67,135.71],"dismissal":["c Miller b Markram","Not Out","b Markram","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Avesh Khan","Markram","Prince Yadav","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi","Thakur"],"Balls":[18,18,17,24,18,12],"Runs_Given":[19.0,30.0,23.0,24.0,36.0,28.0],"Wickets":[0,2,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[3.0,3.0,2.5,4.0,3.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Chahar to Head, no run .Starts with a length ball at 129.2kph, It starts outside leg and swings towards middle .and leg. Head gets behind and defends it from the crease\nChahar to Head, 1 leg bye .An appeal that dies down quickly. This is on a length and swinging in, Head charges .down and goes for the whip but misses. It was bowled at 134.1kph but would have been .sliding down leg .Fine leg and deep third out in the deep, slip stays\nChahar to Abhishek, 1 wide .A bouncer first ball from Chahar to Abhishek, 121.9kph, he leaves it be and it is called .wide. Hardik doesn't think it is wide and shakes his head, but doesn't review\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Straight back at Chahar via the inner half. Did it carry? Looks so from Rickelton and .slip's reaction. Low full toss swinging in a touch, he goes for the drive through the off .side but it goes back low to the bowler\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Length ball starts outside leg and swinging towards the stumps, defended back down .the track, 131.7kph .Third in, point back\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Length ball moving away, punched to cover, 127.1kph\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Swinging away from a length around leg, once again punched straight to cover. Just the .one extra prevents the over from being a maiden\nBoult to Head, no run .Length ball angling in on middle and leg, not much lateral movement there. Head goes .for the whip but misses . .Travis Head vs Trent Boult .BALLS .58 .RUNS .78 .OUTS .1 .SR .134.48 .4s\/6s .10\/4\nBoult to Head, OUT .Skied high and Head falls early for a three-ball duck Boult's away swing does it and .once again it is a night without some Travishek blitz. Intentions were clear as soon as .he saw a length ball outside off. He looks to smash it over cover but there is a slight .away movement and he doesn't have eyes on the ball. It goes off the top edge , Dhir .runs in from deep backward point and pouches it safely .Travis Head c Naman Dhir b Boult 0 (4b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 0\nBoult to Ishan, no run .Feels for it and almost nicks it. Swinging away from a length, he pokes at it and is lucky .to get away\nBoult to Ishan, no run .Closer to off, Kishan feels for it again and is beaten again. Getting squared up with the .outswing .Slip in now\nBoult to Ishan, 1 run .Fuller on off, driven wide of mid-off for a quick run\nBoult to Abhishek, SIX runs .Whipped away in fine fashion. Full and on middle, Boult delivers it there at 132.8kph .anticipating some outswing. Instead it is right in Abhishek's arc and he sends it sailing .over wide long-on\nChahar to Ishan, OUT .Length ball swinging down leg, he's given it out!. Wait. The umpire perhaps spots .Kishan walking off and raises his finger. He initially signalled wide. None of Chahar or .Rickelton really appealed but Kishan walked. And he was patted on his head by Hardik .for doing so. Second time this season that he has been strangled down leg, though he .could have got away with this one had he not walked. Chahar was going back to his .mark and only put in half an appeal after the umpire turned his wide call into an out. .What's more, NOTHING ON THE SNICKO! .Ishan Kishan c \u2020Rickelton b Chahar 1 (4b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 25\nChahar to Nitish Kumar, no run .Length ball on muddle, defended to the on side\nChahar to Nitish Kumar, no run .Length ball on middle and off, defended to the on side\nChahar to Nitish Kumar, no run .Full on middle, driven straight back at the stumps at the other end\nChahar to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Length ball outside off, steered to deep third\nChahar to Abhishek, 2 runs .Abhishek gets away with a miscue now. Short ball on leg, 127.2kph, he pulls it with the .bat held like a periscope. Boult charges in from deep square leg but it lands well short .of him\nBoult to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Length ball on off, glided to deep third\nBoult to Abhishek, no run .Length ball on off, punched to cover, 139.1kph . .Abhishek Sharma vs Trent Boult .BALLS .32 .RUNS .36 .OUTS .3 .SR .112.50 .4s\/6s .3\/2\nBoult to Abhishek, OUT .And Abhishek is out of here now! A tame fall for the other half of Travishek. Length ball .outside off, not fully pace-on - 127.1kph, it is the knuckle ball. Abhishek throws his hand .at it to thrash it through off side but it flies off the outer half straight to Puthur at cover- .point. MI on a roll and are all over SRH .Abhishek Sharma c Puthur b Boult 8 (8b 0x4 1x6 19m) SR: 100\nBoult to Klaasen, no run .Full and wide outside off, 136.3kph, he looks to squeeze it away but misses\nBoult to Klaasen, no run .Length ball just outside off, 136.4kph, not much swing, punched straight to short cover\nBoult to Klaasen, no run .Angling away on a length, slashed to backward point, 139.3kph, just one run, a wicket .and lots of trees from that over\nChahar to Nitish Kumar, OUT .Driven straight to mid-on's left, catching practice for Santner. NKR's season going from .bad to worse. Length ball on off, Reddy drives it down on the up and straight to the man .in the ring. Dull faces in the SRH dugout .Nitish Kumar Reddy c Santner b Chahar 2 (6b 0x4 0x6 11m) SR: 33.33\nChahar to Verma, 1 run .Length ball outside off, opens the face to guide it to deep third\nChahar to Klaasen, no run .Length ball outside off, punched to mid-off\nChahar to Klaasen, 1 run .Length ball outside off, punched to mid-off for a quick run. Hardik misses his shy at the .bowler's end\nChahar to Verma, no run .Length ball just outside off, defended to point\nChahar to Verma, no run .Outside off on a length, 134.7kph, punched to backward point\nBumrah to Klaasen, no run .Almost a catch straight up! Length ball on off, 134.5kph, Klaasen chips it almost back .at the bowler. Just out of reach to Bumrah's left\nBumrah to Klaasen, 1 run .Length ball just outside off, 135.7kph, punched wide of mid-off\nBumrah to Verma, no run .Length ball aimed at off, defended from the crease\nBumrah to Verma, FOUR runs .Angling in on the pad, Aniket takes full toll. He gets inside the line and helps it away fine .on the leg side with the angle. The man in the deep was quite square\nBumrah to Verma, 2 runs .Slanting in on middle and leg, 136.5kph, clipped wide of short fine leg\nBumrah to Verma, 2 runs .Another length ball, angling in on off, whipped through forward square leg .What a powerplay this\nChahar to Klaasen, no run .Length ball outside off, it is the knuckle ball, he gets it back to the bowler off the inner .half\nChahar to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Klaaaaas shot! Picks the length early and almost sends it sailing. Heaves it aerially and .just wide of deep midwicket. Just bounces inside the rope\nChahar to Klaasen, no run .Full and outside off, driven to mid-off\nChahar to Klaasen, no run .Moving away on a length, he punches it off the outer half and is dejected\nChahar to Klaasen, 1 run .Length ball on off, punched down to long-on\nChahar to Verma, 1 run .Fuller and outside off, punched nicely off the front foot to deep cover. It was 119.3kph, .Chahar done for the night\nSantner to Verma, no run .Quicker length ball to start with. it skids on, Aniket goes back to heave it away but .misses\nSantner to Verma, 1 run .Slower through the air on middle and leg, pushed through mid-on\nSantner to Klaasen, 2 runs .Flatter and on a length just outside off, 90.3kph, cut away behind point for two. Puthur .does well in the deep\nSantner to Klaasen, no run .Floated full on middle, driven towards extra cover\nSantner to Klaasen, 1 run .Flatter and outside off, goes back and slaps it to deep cover, 94.1kph\nSantner to Verma, 1 run .Lands it on a length, slower this time, on leg, he goes back and punches it to long-on\nHardik to Verma, no run .Bumper to start, just outside off, Aniket sinks to let it pass. One for the over called .Abhinav Manohar is padded up\nHardik to Verma, no run .Charges down the short ball and looks to pull but is a tad early into it and cops a blow\nHardik to Verma, OUT .Edged and gone! The short-ball strategy works for Hardik against Aniket. He digs it in .again, Aniket looks to charge down and swat it away but only gets a thin edge. No .mistake from Rickelton and Hardik barely celebrates. SRH go from bad to worse, not .what many of us expected .Aniket Verma c \u2020Rickelton b Pandya 12 (14b 1x4 0x6 18m) SR: 85.71\nHardik to Manohar, no run .Length ball on off and middle, gets a soft leading edge towards the bowler\nHardik to Manohar, 1 run .Length ball outside off, taps it in front of cover-point for one\nHardik to Klaasen, 1 run .Outside off on a length, punched to deep cover\nPuthur to Klaasen, SIX runs .Welcomed with a meaty six! Slow, loopy ball on a length on leg, Klaasen had all the time .in the world to go back and send it into the deep midwicket stand\nPuthur to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Darts it wide on a length, similar result. Once again it is short enough for Klaasen to go .back, wait and pick his spot - this time he slaps it over extra cover\nPuthur to Klaasen, no run .Fuller and quicker on leg, 82.5kph, pushed back to the bowler\nPuthur to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Klaasen Klobbers this! Too short again, spins in after landing on leg, Klaasen goes back .and pulls it over square leg\nPuthur to Klaasen, no run .Flatter on a length on leg, he goes back and punches it to cover\nPuthur to Klaasen, 1 run .Floated full on middle, eased down to long-off, 15 off Puthur's first .Some way to end the first half of the innings. Time for Ekanth to come in. What do you .make of the play so far, mate?","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs SRH, 41st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Chahar to Head, no run Starts with a length ball at 129.2kph, It starts outside leg and swings towards middle and leg. Head gets behind and defends it from the crease\n Chahar to Head, 1 leg bye An appeal that dies down quickly. This is on a length and swinging in, Head charges down and goes for the whip but misses. It was bowled at 134.1kph but would have been sliding down leg Fine leg and deep third out in the deep, slip stays\n Chahar to Abhishek, 1 wide A bouncer first ball from Chahar to Abhishek, 121.9kph, he leaves it be and it is called wide. Hardik doesn't think it is wide and shakes his head, but doesn't review\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Straight back at Chahar via the inner half. Did it carry? Looks so from Rickelton and slip's reaction. Low full toss swinging in a touch, he goes for the drive through the off side but it goes back low to the bowler\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Length ball starts outside leg and swinging towards the stumps, defended back down the track, 131.7kph Third in, point back\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Length ball moving away, punched to cover, 127.1kph\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Swinging away from a length around leg, once again punched straight to cover. Just the one extra prevents the over from being a maiden\n Boult to Head, no run Length ball angling in on middle and leg, not much lateral movement there. Head goes for the whip but misses Travis Head vs Trent Boult BALLS 58 RUNS 78 OUTS 1 SR 134.48 4s\/6s 10\/4\n Boult to Head, OUT Skied high and Head falls early for a three-ball duck Boult's away swing does it and once again it is a night without some Travishek blitz. Intentions were clear as soon as he saw a length ball outside off. He looks to smash it over cover but there is a slight away movement and he doesn't have eyes on the ball. It goes off the top edge , Dhir runs in from deep backward point and pouches it safely \n Boult to Ishan, no run Feels for it and almost nicks it. Swinging away from a length, he pokes at it and is lucky to get away\n Boult to Ishan, no run Closer to off, Kishan feels for it again and is beaten again. Getting squared up with the outswing Slip in now\n Boult to Ishan, 1 run Fuller on off, driven wide of mid-off for a quick run\n Boult to Abhishek, SIX runs Whipped away in fine fashion. Full and on middle, Boult delivers it there at 132.8kph anticipating some outswing. Instead it is right in Abhishek's arc and he sends it sailing over wide long-on\n Chahar to Ishan, OUT Length ball swinging down leg, he's given it out!. Wait. The umpire perhaps spots Kishan walking off and raises his finger. He initially signalled wide. None of Chahar or Rickelton really appealed but Kishan walked. And he was patted on his head by Hardik for doing so. Second time this season that he has been strangled down leg, though he could have got away with this one had he not walked. Chahar was going back to his mark and only put in half an appeal after the umpire turned his wide call into an out. What's more, NOTHING ON THE SNICKO! \n Chahar to Nitish Kumar, no run Length ball on muddle, defended to the on side\n Chahar to Nitish Kumar, no run Length ball on middle and off, defended to the on side\n Chahar to Nitish Kumar, no run Full on middle, driven straight back at the stumps at the other end\n Chahar to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Length ball outside off, steered to deep third\n Chahar to Abhishek, 2 runs Abhishek gets away with a miscue now. Short ball on leg, 127.2kph, he pulls it with the bat held like a periscope. Boult charges in from deep square leg but it lands well short of him\n Boult to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Length ball on off, glided to deep third\n Boult to Abhishek, no run Length ball on off, punched to cover, 139.1kph Abhishek Sharma vs Trent Boult BALLS 32 RUNS 36 OUTS 3 SR 112.50 4s\/6s 3\/2\n Boult to Abhishek, OUT And Abhishek is out of here now! A tame fall for the other half of Travishek. Length ball outside off, not fully pace-on - 127.1kph, it is the knuckle ball. Abhishek throws his hand at it to thrash it through off side but it flies off the outer half straight to Puthur at cover-point. MI on a roll and are all over SRH \n Boult to Klaasen, no run Full and wide outside off, 136.3kph, he looks to squeeze it away but misses\n Boult to Klaasen, no run Length ball just outside off, 136.4kph, not much swing, punched straight to short cover\n Boult to Klaasen, no run Angling away on a length, slashed to backward point, 139.3kph, just one run, a wicket and lots of trees from that over\n Chahar to Nitish Kumar, OUT Driven straight to mid-on's left, catching practice for Santner. NKR's season going from bad to worse. Length ball on off, Reddy drives it down on the up and straight to the man in the ring. Dull faces in the SRH dugout \n Chahar to Verma, 1 run Length ball outside off, opens the face to guide it to deep third\n Chahar to Klaasen, no run Length ball outside off, punched to mid-off\n Chahar to Klaasen, 1 run Length ball outside off, punched to mid-off for a quick run. Hardik misses his shy at the bowler's end\n Chahar to Verma, no run Length ball just outside off, defended to point\n Chahar to Verma, no run Outside off on a length, 134.7kph, punched to backward point\n Bumrah to Klaasen, no run Almost a catch straight up! Length ball on off, 134.5kph, Klaasen chips it almost back at the bowler. Just out of reach to Bumrah's left\n Bumrah to Klaasen, 1 run Length ball just outside off, 135.7kph, punched wide of mid-off\n Bumrah to Verma, no run Length ball aimed at off, defended from the crease\n Bumrah to Verma, FOUR runs Angling in on the pad, Aniket takes full toll. He gets inside the line and helps it away fine on the leg side with the angle. The man in the deep was quite square\n Bumrah to Verma, 2 runs Slanting in on middle and leg, 136.5kph, clipped wide of short fine leg\n Bumrah to Verma, 2 runs Another length ball, angling in on off, whipped through forward square leg What a powerplay this\n Chahar to Klaasen, no run Length ball outside off, it is the knuckle ball, he gets it back to the bowler off the inner half\n Chahar to Klaasen, FOUR runs Klaaaaas shot! Picks the length early and almost sends it sailing. Heaves it aerially and just wide of deep midwicket. Just bounces inside the rope\n Chahar to Klaasen, no run Full and outside off, driven to mid-off\n Chahar to Klaasen, no run Moving away on a length, he punches it off the outer half and is dejected\n Chahar to Klaasen, 1 run Length ball on off, punched down to long-on\n Chahar to Verma, 1 run Fuller and outside off, punched nicely off the front foot to deep cover. It was 119.3kph, Chahar done for the night\n Santner to Verma, no run Quicker length ball to start with. it skids on, Aniket goes back to heave it away but misses\n Santner to Verma, 1 run Slower through the air on middle and leg, pushed through mid-on\n Santner to Klaasen, 2 runs Flatter and on a length just outside off, 90.3kph, cut away behind point for two. Puthur does well in the deep\n Santner to Klaasen, no run Floated full on middle, driven towards extra cover\n Santner to Klaasen, 1 run Flatter and outside off, goes back and slaps it to deep cover, 94.1kph\n Santner to Verma, 1 run Lands it on a length, slower this time, on leg, he goes back and punches it to long-on\n Hardik to Verma, no run Bumper to start, just outside off, Aniket sinks to let it pass. One for the over called Abhinav Manohar is padded up\n Hardik to Verma, no run Charges down the short ball and looks to pull but is a tad early into it and cops a blow\n Hardik to Verma, OUT Edged and gone! The short-ball strategy works for Hardik against Aniket. He digs it in again, Aniket looks to charge down and swat it away but only gets a thin edge. No mistake from Rickelton and Hardik barely celebrates. SRH go from bad to worse, not what many of us expected \n Hardik to Manohar, no run Length ball on off and middle, gets a soft leading edge towards the bowler\n Hardik to Manohar, 1 run Length ball outside off, taps it in front of cover-point for one\n Hardik to Klaasen, 1 run Outside off on a length, punched to deep cover\n Puthur to Klaasen, SIX runs Welcomed with a meaty six! Slow, loopy ball on a length on leg, Klaasen had all the time in the world to go back and send it into the deep midwicket stand\n Puthur to Klaasen, FOUR runs Darts it wide on a length, similar result. Once again it is short enough for Klaasen to go back, wait and pick his spot - this time he slaps it over extra cover\n Puthur to Klaasen, no run Fuller and quicker on leg, 82.5kph, pushed back to the bowler\n Puthur to Klaasen, FOUR runs Klaasen Klobbers this! Too short again, spins in after landing on leg, Klaasen goes back and pulls it over square leg\n Puthur to Klaasen, no run Flatter on a length on leg, he goes back and punches it to cover\n Puthur to Klaasen, 1 run Floated full on middle, eased down to long-off, 15 off Puthur's first Some way to end the first half of the innings. Time for Ekanth to come in. What do you make of the play so far, mate?","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Head","Ishan","Klaasen","Manohar","Nitish Kumar","Verma"],"Runs":[8.0,0.0,1.0,26.0,1.0,2.0,12.0],"Balls_Faced":[8,4,4,22,2,6,14],"Fours":[0,0,0,3,0,0,1],"Sixes":[1,0,0,1,0,0,0],"S\/R":[100.0,0.0,25.0,118.18,50.0,33.33,85.71],"dismissal":["c Puthur b Boult","c Naman Dhir b Boult","c \u2020Rickelton b Chahar","Not Out","Not Out","c Santner b Chahar","c \u2020Rickelton b Pandya"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Boult","Bumrah","Chahar","Hardik","Puthur","Santner"],"Balls":[12,6,24,6,6,6],"Runs_Given":[8.0,9.0,12.0,2.0,15.0,5.0],"Wickets":[2,0,2,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,4.0,1.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Chahar to Head, no run .Starts with a length ball at 129.2kph, It starts outside leg and swings towards middle .and leg. Head gets behind and defends it from the crease\nChahar to Head, 1 leg bye .An appeal that dies down quickly. This is on a length and swinging in, Head charges .down and goes for the whip but misses. It was bowled at 134.1kph but would have been .sliding down leg .Fine leg and deep third out in the deep, slip stays\nChahar to Abhishek, 1 wide .A bouncer first ball from Chahar to Abhishek, 121.9kph, he leaves it be and it is called .wide. Hardik doesn't think it is wide and shakes his head, but doesn't review\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Straight back at Chahar via the inner half. Did it carry? Looks so from Rickelton and .slip's reaction. Low full toss swinging in a touch, he goes for the drive through the off .side but it goes back low to the bowler\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Length ball starts outside leg and swinging towards the stumps, defended back down .the track, 131.7kph .Third in, point back\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Length ball moving away, punched to cover, 127.1kph\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Swinging away from a length around leg, once again punched straight to cover. Just the .one extra prevents the over from being a maiden\nBoult to Head, no run .Length ball angling in on middle and leg, not much lateral movement there. Head goes .for the whip but misses . .Travis Head vs Trent Boult .BALLS .58 .RUNS .78 .OUTS .1 .SR .134.48 .4s\/6s .10\/4\nBoult to Head, OUT .Skied high and Head falls early for a three-ball duck Boult's away swing does it and .once again it is a night without some Travishek blitz. Intentions were clear as soon as .he saw a length ball outside off. He looks to smash it over cover but there is a slight .away movement and he doesn't have eyes on the ball. It goes off the top edge , Dhir .runs in from deep backward point and pouches it safely .Travis Head c Naman Dhir b Boult 0 (4b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 0\nBoult to Ishan, no run .Feels for it and almost nicks it. Swinging away from a length, he pokes at it and is lucky .to get away\nBoult to Ishan, no run .Closer to off, Kishan feels for it again and is beaten again. Getting squared up with the .outswing .Slip in now\nBoult to Ishan, 1 run .Fuller on off, driven wide of mid-off for a quick run\nBoult to Abhishek, SIX runs .Whipped away in fine fashion. Full and on middle, Boult delivers it there at 132.8kph .anticipating some outswing. Instead it is right in Abhishek's arc and he sends it sailing .over wide long-on\nChahar to Ishan, OUT .Length ball swinging down leg, he's given it out!. Wait. The umpire perhaps spots .Kishan walking off and raises his finger. He initially signalled wide. None of Chahar or .Rickelton really appealed but Kishan walked. And he was patted on his head by Hardik .for doing so. Second time this season that he has been strangled down leg, though he .could have got away with this one had he not walked. Chahar was going back to his .mark and only put in half an appeal after the umpire turned his wide call into an out. .What's more, NOTHING ON THE SNICKO! .Ishan Kishan c \u2020Rickelton b Chahar 1 (4b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 25\nChahar to Nitish Kumar, no run .Length ball on muddle, defended to the on side\nChahar to Nitish Kumar, no run .Length ball on middle and off, defended to the on side\nChahar to Nitish Kumar, no run .Full on middle, driven straight back at the stumps at the other end\nChahar to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Length ball outside off, steered to deep third\nChahar to Abhishek, 2 runs .Abhishek gets away with a miscue now. Short ball on leg, 127.2kph, he pulls it with the .bat held like a periscope. Boult charges in from deep square leg but it lands well short .of him\nBoult to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Length ball on off, glided to deep third\nBoult to Abhishek, no run .Length ball on off, punched to cover, 139.1kph . .Abhishek Sharma vs Trent Boult .BALLS .32 .RUNS .36 .OUTS .3 .SR .112.50 .4s\/6s .3\/2\nBoult to Abhishek, OUT .And Abhishek is out of here now! A tame fall for the other half of Travishek. Length ball .outside off, not fully pace-on - 127.1kph, it is the knuckle ball. Abhishek throws his hand .at it to thrash it through off side but it flies off the outer half straight to Puthur at cover- .point. MI on a roll and are all over SRH .Abhishek Sharma c Puthur b Boult 8 (8b 0x4 1x6 19m) SR: 100\nBoult to Klaasen, no run .Full and wide outside off, 136.3kph, he looks to squeeze it away but misses\nBoult to Klaasen, no run .Length ball just outside off, 136.4kph, not much swing, punched straight to short cover\nBoult to Klaasen, no run .Angling away on a length, slashed to backward point, 139.3kph, just one run, a wicket .and lots of trees from that over\nChahar to Nitish Kumar, OUT .Driven straight to mid-on's left, catching practice for Santner. NKR's season going from .bad to worse. Length ball on off, Reddy drives it down on the up and straight to the man .in the ring. Dull faces in the SRH dugout .Nitish Kumar Reddy c Santner b Chahar 2 (6b 0x4 0x6 11m) SR: 33.33\nChahar to Verma, 1 run .Length ball outside off, opens the face to guide it to deep third\nChahar to Klaasen, no run .Length ball outside off, punched to mid-off\nChahar to Klaasen, 1 run .Length ball outside off, punched to mid-off for a quick run. Hardik misses his shy at the .bowler's end\nChahar to Verma, no run .Length ball just outside off, defended to point\nChahar to Verma, no run .Outside off on a length, 134.7kph, punched to backward point\nBumrah to Klaasen, no run .Almost a catch straight up! Length ball on off, 134.5kph, Klaasen chips it almost back .at the bowler. Just out of reach to Bumrah's left\nBumrah to Klaasen, 1 run .Length ball just outside off, 135.7kph, punched wide of mid-off\nBumrah to Verma, no run .Length ball aimed at off, defended from the crease\nBumrah to Verma, FOUR runs .Angling in on the pad, Aniket takes full toll. He gets inside the line and helps it away fine .on the leg side with the angle. The man in the deep was quite square\nBumrah to Verma, 2 runs .Slanting in on middle and leg, 136.5kph, clipped wide of short fine leg\nBumrah to Verma, 2 runs .Another length ball, angling in on off, whipped through forward square leg .What a powerplay this\nChahar to Klaasen, no run .Length ball outside off, it is the knuckle ball, he gets it back to the bowler off the inner .half\nChahar to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Klaaaaas shot! Picks the length early and almost sends it sailing. Heaves it aerially and .just wide of deep midwicket. Just bounces inside the rope\nChahar to Klaasen, no run .Full and outside off, driven to mid-off\nChahar to Klaasen, no run .Moving away on a length, he punches it off the outer half and is dejected\nChahar to Klaasen, 1 run .Length ball on off, punched down to long-on\nChahar to Verma, 1 run .Fuller and outside off, punched nicely off the front foot to deep cover. It was 119.3kph, .Chahar done for the night\nSantner to Verma, no run .Quicker length ball to start with. it skids on, Aniket goes back to heave it away but .misses\nSantner to Verma, 1 run .Slower through the air on middle and leg, pushed through mid-on\nSantner to Klaasen, 2 runs .Flatter and on a length just outside off, 90.3kph, cut away behind point for two. Puthur .does well in the deep\nSantner to Klaasen, no run .Floated full on middle, driven towards extra cover\nSantner to Klaasen, 1 run .Flatter and outside off, goes back and slaps it to deep cover, 94.1kph\nSantner to Verma, 1 run .Lands it on a length, slower this time, on leg, he goes back and punches it to long-on\nHardik to Verma, no run .Bumper to start, just outside off, Aniket sinks to let it pass. One for the over called .Abhinav Manohar is padded up\nHardik to Verma, no run .Charges down the short ball and looks to pull but is a tad early into it and cops a blow\nHardik to Verma, OUT .Edged and gone! The short-ball strategy works for Hardik against Aniket. He digs it in .again, Aniket looks to charge down and swat it away but only gets a thin edge. No .mistake from Rickelton and Hardik barely celebrates. SRH go from bad to worse, not .what many of us expected .Aniket Verma c \u2020Rickelton b Pandya 12 (14b 1x4 0x6 18m) SR: 85.71\nHardik to Manohar, no run .Length ball on off and middle, gets a soft leading edge towards the bowler\nHardik to Manohar, 1 run .Length ball outside off, taps it in front of cover-point for one\nHardik to Klaasen, 1 run .Outside off on a length, punched to deep cover\nPuthur to Klaasen, SIX runs .Welcomed with a meaty six! Slow, loopy ball on a length on leg, Klaasen had all the time .in the world to go back and send it into the deep midwicket stand\nPuthur to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Darts it wide on a length, similar result. Once again it is short enough for Klaasen to go .back, wait and pick his spot - this time he slaps it over extra cover\nPuthur to Klaasen, no run .Fuller and quicker on leg, 82.5kph, pushed back to the bowler\nPuthur to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Klaasen Klobbers this! Too short again, spins in after landing on leg, Klaasen goes back .and pulls it over square leg\nPuthur to Klaasen, no run .Flatter on a length on leg, he goes back and punches it to cover\nPuthur to Klaasen, 1 run .Floated full on middle, eased down to long-off, 15 off Puthur's first .Some way to end the first half of the innings. Time for Ekanth to come in. What do you .make of the play so far, mate?\nHardik to Klaasen, 1 wide .Bouncer, very short, rises above the batter. Let go . .Heinrich Klaasen vs Hardik Pandya .BALLS .51 .RUNS .73 .OUTS .2 .SR .143.13 .4s\/6s .6\/4\nHardik to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Back of length but doesn't bounce much. Likely slow, angle in takes the ball onto .Klaasen's hips. He crouches and pulls it late, to the left of short fine it goes\nHardik to Klaasen, no run .Slower one shoots low. Off a length, fifth stump, Klaasen looks to delay his square drive .and go low, is beaten nonetheless\nHardik to Klaasen, FOUR runs .This is literally short and wide, 122ks, rises around head-height. Was close to the off- .side tramline, Klaasen jumped and cut it over cover. Signs that the pitch is still good to .bat\nHardik to Klaasen, 2 runs .Wide on a short of length, cut through cover this time. Along the ground\nHardik to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Pitched up, crunched through extra cover. Likely the slower one, but Klaasen got the .back-lift high and drove through the line. On the up, vertical bat shot with a late check. .Hardik's impressed\nHardik to Klaasen, 1 run .Similar ball, driven to sweeper cover\nSantner to Klaasen, 1 run .Looked quicker. On a length, off stump, skiddy ball but Klaasen's happy to go on the .back foot. Clears the front leg and cut to deep point\nSantner to Manohar, no run .Slow to Abhinav, beats the flick. Gets good bounce, hits just over the knee roll after .beating the flick. Was a length ball on leg\nSantner to Manohar, no run .Slow again. Tossed up on a length just outside off. Abhinav's bottom hand comes off .after punching it to cover .Klaasen has a word with Abhinav\nSantner to Manohar, no run .Touch quicker, release is a touch wider too. Fullish on fourth, driven back to the bowler\nSantner to Manohar, no run .Slow on a length just outside off, driven to cover . .Mitchell Santner vs RHB .BALLS .3327 .WKTS .149 .4s\/6s .250\/139 .ECON .6.63 .AVE .24.71\nSantner to Manohar, no run .Five dots to finish. Length ball at the stumps is punched off the back foot to the .bowler's right. He scoots and stops it with his right hand, looks in pain though. Not sure .if it was while trying to catch the ball or if he brushed the batter while moving\nBumrah to Klaasen, 1 run .No action right away. On the pads, helped along to fine leg\nBumrah to Manohar, SIX runs .Inside out over extra. Brave shot to the best bowler with SRH at 70 for 5. It's a length .ball, on the fuller side, angling in towards off, Manohar didn't move his feet, just .extended his bat high and held his shape on the drive\nBumrah to Manohar, no run .Of course it's a bouncer. Angle's a touch off though. It's just down leg, Manohar shrugs .aside\nBumrah to Manohar, no run .Goes for the yorker, ends up overpitching on fifth. Manohar toes an away-from-the-body .drive back to the bowler\nBumrah to Manohar, no run .Slower bouncer with four fielders on or behind square. It rises around head-height and .was outside off, Manohar left it hoping for a wide. Doesn't get it, he smiles in .resignation\nBumrah to Manohar, 1 run .Pitched up on the pads, flicked through the gap at midwicket .Timeout, Mahela Jayawardene walks out with a thumbs up. Daniel Vettori and .Cummins, with a bat in hand, walk out too\nSantner to Manohar, no run .Another dot. This wasn't a great ball as such, full and slow on off, went straight, driven .back to the bowler\nSantner to Manohar, 1 run .Slingier, shortish and quicker. Worked off the back foot to long-on\nSantner to Klaasen, 1 run .Touch quicker to Klaasen, at the pads. On a length but gets good bounce and pace off .the pitch, punched off the back foot to long-on\nSantner to Manohar, no run .Slow on a length at leg and middle, punched to the bowler's left . .Abhinav Manohar vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .70 .OUTS .0 .4s\/6s .3\/6 .SR .145.83 .AVE .0\nSantner to Manohar, 1 run .Slow. Length on middle, stock ball straightens a touch and is flicked to deep square leg\nSantner to Klaasen, 1 run .Touch quicker to finish. 97ks, length on fourth, cut to deep point. Another miserly over\nBoult to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Missed yorker. Low full toss on leg, clipped through midwicket. No one in the ring, .bisects long-on and deep-mid. Fifty partnership . .Heinrich Klaasen vs MI in T20s .INNS .7 .RUNS .223 .SR .171.53 .AVE .44.60\nBoult to Klaasen, 1 wide .Wide, slow and full. The angle takes the 113ks ball well outside off after landing just .inside the tramline. Let go\nBoult to Klaasen, 1 run .Fifty for Klaasen, gets there by swat-pulling the slower bouncer from outside off to cow .corner. He raises his bat and gets hearty applause from the crowd\nBoult to Manohar, no run .Slower three-quarter-length ball just outside off goes past the cut.\nBoult to Manohar, 1 run .Another yorker attempt. 137ks. It lands just in front of the crease, Manohar whips it to .long-on\nBoult to Klaasen, 1 run .Slow. 116ks, Fullish on leg, clipped to deep midwicket\nBoult to Manohar, 1 run .Yorker just outside off, smothers a flick to long-on\nSantner to Manohar, 1 run .Slow on a fullish length around off, lots of loop but it races after pitching, cut to deep .point .Klaasen does a bit of gardening and gets a short message from his partner\nSantner to Klaasen, 1 run .Darted onto a length, leg-stump line, worked to long-on\nSantner to Manohar, 1 run .Tease from Santner, loops it super slow, fullish too. Manohar tries dragging it from just .outside off with a slog sweep. Off the toe it goes to long-on. Manohar turned for two .and was sent back early enough for there not to be any danger . .Heinrich Klaasen vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .821 .OUTS .25 .4s\/6s .43\/53 .SR .150.36 .AVE .32.84\nSantner to Klaasen, FOUR runs .That's not a pull ball but Klaasen does it, somehow gets it over the bowler too. Klaasen .looked to make room and was on the move as Santner tried to follow him with the .length ball. Klaasen was somehow beside the line enough to flat bat it\nSantner to Klaasen, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped leg side off the back foot\nSantner to Manohar, 1 run .10 o' clock release. Fullish and slow on leg, flicked to long-on. Santner ends his quota .with 0 for 19\nBumrah to Manohar, FOUR runs .SRH keep taking Bumrah down. Slower bouncer around neck-height, Abhinav pulls .between fine leg and square leg. Bottom hand came off but he cleared the infield easily\nBumrah to Manohar, 1 run .Yorker missed. The full ball spearing in towards middle is flogged to long-on. Off the .inside half of the bat . .Heinrich Klaasen vs Jasprit Bumrah .BALLS .24 .RUNS .32 .OUTS .1 .SR .133.33 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nBumrah to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Another missed yorker. Full toss this time. Pace on. Mid-off was in and Klaasen drove .over him. Hardik was running back and lifted his hand but knew he had no chance\nBumrah to Klaasen, 1 run .Yorker's nearly nailed this time. Jammed to long-on\nBumrah to Manohar, no run .This is perfect from Bumrah. Yoker just down leg, not an issue as Abhinav slid outside .leg and got followed. Jammed back to the bowler\nBumrah to Manohar, 1 run .Another yorker attempt, this lands just outside the crease and is slanting towards .middle. Abhinav gave away all his stumps and heaved across the line, got it off the .inside-half to long-on\nHardik to Manohar, no run .Slower one beats the lofted cover drive on the inside edge. No, it's actually seam-up, .that actually decked in off a length. Landed around sixth and came back\nHardik to Manohar, SIX runs .Abhinav connects this time. The ball's full, which helped. He made room, cleared the .front leg and launched a drive inside out over extra cover . .Abhinav Manohar in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .206 .OUTS .10 .4s\/6s .15\/15 .SR .198.07 .AVE .20.60\nHardik to Manohar, 1 run .127ks bouncer around head-height, pulled into the ground. Finds deep midwicket\nHardik to Klaasen, 1 run .Run-out chance. Klaasen stopped in disappointment after mistiming the late cut. The .ball went off the toe to short third. Throw at the non-striker's. Nearly half-volleyed .Hardik. He collected it and broke the stumps, gave enough time for Klaasen to reach .home\nHardik to Manohar, FOUR runs .Slapped over cover. That area's being peppered. Was a slot ball wide of off and Abhinav .used a diagonal bat to skim it over the infield\nHardik to Manohar, 1 run .Shortish ball, cramped a bit but pulled to deep midwicket\nBumrah to Manohar, no run .Full toss decks Abhinav. 135ks, hit him around the right hip. Yorker missed by quite a .distance but that came from a low trajectory at pace. The batter was making room and .crouched as he tried to flick it. No apologies, at least not right away but think there was .a gesture later. Physio comes out for a check . .Hardik Pandya in death overs (in T20s) .BALLS .411 .WKTS .47 .4s\/6s .41\/48 .ECON .10.30 .AVE .15.02\nBumrah to Manohar, 2 runs .SKY bobbles a chance at long-on. He ran in and tried to take a bread-basket catch, the .ball poured off the palmd onto his knee and bounced too far in front. Was a 141ks low .full toss that was driven off the bottom of the bat .See all photos\nBumrah to Manohar, 1 run .Yorker on leg, Abhinav's feet get dispersed as he gets nutmegged. Ball dribbles leg side\nBumrah to Klaasen, 2 runs .Yorker, jammed through midwicket. Klaasen wants two, takes the fielder on... and they .make it. Throw at the non-striker's, Bumrah let it go but there was no direct hit\nBumrah to Klaasen, SIX runs .Klaasen premeditated bigtime. Knew the yorker was coming. The stance didn't change, .but the bat turned in the hands before the release and he was helped it over short third. .Amazing how controlled a reverse lap can be\nBumrah to Klaasen, OUT .Another full toss, whipped off the pads but finds deep backward square. Klaasen is .dejected but has kept SRH in the game, somewhat, after a horror start. 300th T20 .wicket for Bumrah .Heinrich Klaasen c Tilak Varma b Bumrah 71 (44b 9x4 2x6 68m) SR: 161.36\nBoult to Manohar, SIX runs .Slower bouncer is wide, Abhinav wound up early but had to delay his shot a bit. Cleared .the front leg, got deep in the crease and flat-batted it over long-on. Remarkable power to .clear the man\nBoult to Manohar, 1 run .Yorker on leg, clipped through wide mid-on. He wants two but long-on is quick to it\nBoult to Cummins, 1 run .Full on the pads, landed just in front of the crease, Cummins opened his hips and .clipped to deep midwicket\nBoult to Manohar, OUT .Inside edged onto the stumps. Replays show it might be a hit wicket. Kishan's might not .be the most interesting wicket of this innings. This was a low full toss around off, .Abhinav was deep in the crease for it, tried to steer it square on the off side. Chomped .the bat onto the bails, new zings being brought out .Abhinav Manohar hit wicket b Boult 43 (37b 2x4 3x6 50m) SR: 116.21\nBoult to Harshal, 1 run .Low fully on leg, reverse swept along the ground to deep point\nBoult to Cummins, OUT .Middle stump turns into a leaning tower. Cummins went across early for the scoop, got .too far across the line and couldn't make contact with the yorker .Pat Cummins b Boult 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 50","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs SRH, 41st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Chahar to Head, no run Starts with a length ball at 129.2kph, It starts outside leg and swings towards middle and leg. Head gets behind and defends it from the crease\n Chahar to Head, 1 leg bye An appeal that dies down quickly. This is on a length and swinging in, Head charges down and goes for the whip but misses. It was bowled at 134.1kph but would have been sliding down leg Fine leg and deep third out in the deep, slip stays\n Chahar to Abhishek, 1 wide A bouncer first ball from Chahar to Abhishek, 121.9kph, he leaves it be and it is called wide. Hardik doesn't think it is wide and shakes his head, but doesn't review\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Straight back at Chahar via the inner half. Did it carry? Looks so from Rickelton and slip's reaction. Low full toss swinging in a touch, he goes for the drive through the off side but it goes back low to the bowler\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Length ball starts outside leg and swinging towards the stumps, defended back down the track, 131.7kph Third in, point back\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Length ball moving away, punched to cover, 127.1kph\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Swinging away from a length around leg, once again punched straight to cover. Just the one extra prevents the over from being a maiden\n Boult to Head, no run Length ball angling in on middle and leg, not much lateral movement there. Head goes for the whip but misses Travis Head vs Trent Boult BALLS 58 RUNS 78 OUTS 1 SR 134.48 4s\/6s 10\/4\n Boult to Head, OUT Skied high and Head falls early for a three-ball duck Boult's away swing does it and once again it is a night without some Travishek blitz. Intentions were clear as soon as he saw a length ball outside off. He looks to smash it over cover but there is a slight away movement and he doesn't have eyes on the ball. It goes off the top edge , Dhir runs in from deep backward point and pouches it safely \n Boult to Ishan, no run Feels for it and almost nicks it. Swinging away from a length, he pokes at it and is lucky to get away\n Boult to Ishan, no run Closer to off, Kishan feels for it again and is beaten again. Getting squared up with the outswing Slip in now\n Boult to Ishan, 1 run Fuller on off, driven wide of mid-off for a quick run\n Boult to Abhishek, SIX runs Whipped away in fine fashion. Full and on middle, Boult delivers it there at 132.8kph anticipating some outswing. Instead it is right in Abhishek's arc and he sends it sailing over wide long-on\n Chahar to Ishan, OUT Length ball swinging down leg, he's given it out!. Wait. The umpire perhaps spots Kishan walking off and raises his finger. He initially signalled wide. None of Chahar or Rickelton really appealed but Kishan walked. And he was patted on his head by Hardik for doing so. Second time this season that he has been strangled down leg, though he could have got away with this one had he not walked. Chahar was going back to his mark and only put in half an appeal after the umpire turned his wide call into an out. What's more, NOTHING ON THE SNICKO! \n Chahar to Nitish Kumar, no run Length ball on muddle, defended to the on side\n Chahar to Nitish Kumar, no run Length ball on middle and off, defended to the on side\n Chahar to Nitish Kumar, no run Full on middle, driven straight back at the stumps at the other end\n Chahar to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Length ball outside off, steered to deep third\n Chahar to Abhishek, 2 runs Abhishek gets away with a miscue now. Short ball on leg, 127.2kph, he pulls it with the bat held like a periscope. Boult charges in from deep square leg but it lands well short of him\n Boult to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Length ball on off, glided to deep third\n Boult to Abhishek, no run Length ball on off, punched to cover, 139.1kph Abhishek Sharma vs Trent Boult BALLS 32 RUNS 36 OUTS 3 SR 112.50 4s\/6s 3\/2\n Boult to Abhishek, OUT And Abhishek is out of here now! A tame fall for the other half of Travishek. Length ball outside off, not fully pace-on - 127.1kph, it is the knuckle ball. Abhishek throws his hand at it to thrash it through off side but it flies off the outer half straight to Puthur at cover-point. MI on a roll and are all over SRH \n Boult to Klaasen, no run Full and wide outside off, 136.3kph, he looks to squeeze it away but misses\n Boult to Klaasen, no run Length ball just outside off, 136.4kph, not much swing, punched straight to short cover\n Boult to Klaasen, no run Angling away on a length, slashed to backward point, 139.3kph, just one run, a wicket and lots of trees from that over\n Chahar to Nitish Kumar, OUT Driven straight to mid-on's left, catching practice for Santner. NKR's season going from bad to worse. Length ball on off, Reddy drives it down on the up and straight to the man in the ring. Dull faces in the SRH dugout \n Chahar to Verma, 1 run Length ball outside off, opens the face to guide it to deep third\n Chahar to Klaasen, no run Length ball outside off, punched to mid-off\n Chahar to Klaasen, 1 run Length ball outside off, punched to mid-off for a quick run. Hardik misses his shy at the bowler's end\n Chahar to Verma, no run Length ball just outside off, defended to point\n Chahar to Verma, no run Outside off on a length, 134.7kph, punched to backward point\n Bumrah to Klaasen, no run Almost a catch straight up! Length ball on off, 134.5kph, Klaasen chips it almost back at the bowler. Just out of reach to Bumrah's left\n Bumrah to Klaasen, 1 run Length ball just outside off, 135.7kph, punched wide of mid-off\n Bumrah to Verma, no run Length ball aimed at off, defended from the crease\n Bumrah to Verma, FOUR runs Angling in on the pad, Aniket takes full toll. He gets inside the line and helps it away fine on the leg side with the angle. The man in the deep was quite square\n Bumrah to Verma, 2 runs Slanting in on middle and leg, 136.5kph, clipped wide of short fine leg\n Bumrah to Verma, 2 runs Another length ball, angling in on off, whipped through forward square leg What a powerplay this\n Chahar to Klaasen, no run Length ball outside off, it is the knuckle ball, he gets it back to the bowler off the inner half\n Chahar to Klaasen, FOUR runs Klaaaaas shot! Picks the length early and almost sends it sailing. Heaves it aerially and just wide of deep midwicket. Just bounces inside the rope\n Chahar to Klaasen, no run Full and outside off, driven to mid-off\n Chahar to Klaasen, no run Moving away on a length, he punches it off the outer half and is dejected\n Chahar to Klaasen, 1 run Length ball on off, punched down to long-on\n Chahar to Verma, 1 run Fuller and outside off, punched nicely off the front foot to deep cover. It was 119.3kph, Chahar done for the night\n Santner to Verma, no run Quicker length ball to start with. it skids on, Aniket goes back to heave it away but misses\n Santner to Verma, 1 run Slower through the air on middle and leg, pushed through mid-on\n Santner to Klaasen, 2 runs Flatter and on a length just outside off, 90.3kph, cut away behind point for two. Puthur does well in the deep\n Santner to Klaasen, no run Floated full on middle, driven towards extra cover\n Santner to Klaasen, 1 run Flatter and outside off, goes back and slaps it to deep cover, 94.1kph\n Santner to Verma, 1 run Lands it on a length, slower this time, on leg, he goes back and punches it to long-on\n Hardik to Verma, no run Bumper to start, just outside off, Aniket sinks to let it pass. One for the over called Abhinav Manohar is padded up\n Hardik to Verma, no run Charges down the short ball and looks to pull but is a tad early into it and cops a blow\n Hardik to Verma, OUT Edged and gone! The short-ball strategy works for Hardik against Aniket. He digs it in again, Aniket looks to charge down and swat it away but only gets a thin edge. No mistake from Rickelton and Hardik barely celebrates. SRH go from bad to worse, not what many of us expected \n Hardik to Manohar, no run Length ball on off and middle, gets a soft leading edge towards the bowler\n Hardik to Manohar, 1 run Length ball outside off, taps it in front of cover-point for one\n Hardik to Klaasen, 1 run Outside off on a length, punched to deep cover\n Puthur to Klaasen, SIX runs Welcomed with a meaty six! Slow, loopy ball on a length on leg, Klaasen had all the time in the world to go back and send it into the deep midwicket stand\n Puthur to Klaasen, FOUR runs Darts it wide on a length, similar result. Once again it is short enough for Klaasen to go back, wait and pick his spot - this time he slaps it over extra cover\n Puthur to Klaasen, no run Fuller and quicker on leg, 82.5kph, pushed back to the bowler\n Puthur to Klaasen, FOUR runs Klaasen Klobbers this! Too short again, spins in after landing on leg, Klaasen goes back and pulls it over square leg\n Puthur to Klaasen, no run Flatter on a length on leg, he goes back and punches it to cover\n Puthur to Klaasen, 1 run Floated full on middle, eased down to long-off, 15 off Puthur's first Some way to end the first half of the innings. Time for Ekanth to come in. What do you make of the play so far, mate?\n Hardik to Klaasen, 1 wide Bouncer, very short, rises above the batter. Let go Heinrich Klaasen vs Hardik Pandya BALLS 51 RUNS 73 OUTS 2 SR 143.13 4s\/6s 6\/4\n Hardik to Klaasen, FOUR runs Back of length but doesn't bounce much. Likely slow, angle in takes the ball onto Klaasen's hips. He crouches and pulls it late, to the left of short fine it goes\n Hardik to Klaasen, no run Slower one shoots low. Off a length, fifth stump, Klaasen looks to delay his square drive and go low, is beaten nonetheless\n Hardik to Klaasen, FOUR runs This is literally short and wide, 122ks, rises around head-height. Was close to the off-side tramline, Klaasen jumped and cut it over cover. Signs that the pitch is still good to bat\n Hardik to Klaasen, 2 runs Wide on a short of length, cut through cover this time. Along the ground\n Hardik to Klaasen, FOUR runs Pitched up, crunched through extra cover. Likely the slower one, but Klaasen got the back-lift high and drove through the line. On the up, vertical bat shot with a late check. Hardik's impressed\n Hardik to Klaasen, 1 run Similar ball, driven to sweeper cover\n Santner to Klaasen, 1 run Looked quicker. On a length, off stump, skiddy ball but Klaasen's happy to go on the back foot. Clears the front leg and cut to deep point\n Santner to Manohar, no run Slow to Abhinav, beats the flick. Gets good bounce, hits just over the knee roll after beating the flick. Was a length ball on leg\n Santner to Manohar, no run Slow again. Tossed up on a length just outside off. Abhinav's bottom hand comes off after punching it to cover Klaasen has a word with Abhinav\n Santner to Manohar, no run Touch quicker, release is a touch wider too. Fullish on fourth, driven back to the bowler\n Santner to Manohar, no run Slow on a length just outside off, driven to cover Mitchell Santner vs RHB BALLS 3327 WKTS 149 4s\/6s 250\/139 ECON 6.63 AVE 24.71\n Santner to Manohar, no run Five dots to finish. Length ball at the stumps is punched off the back foot to the bowler's right. He scoots and stops it with his right hand, looks in pain though. Not sure if it was while trying to catch the ball or if he brushed the batter while moving\n Bumrah to Klaasen, 1 run No action right away. On the pads, helped along to fine leg\n Bumrah to Manohar, SIX runs Inside out over extra. Brave shot to the best bowler with SRH at 70 for 5. It's a length ball, on the fuller side, angling in towards off, Manohar didn't move his feet, just extended his bat high and held his shape on the drive\n Bumrah to Manohar, no run Of course it's a bouncer. Angle's a touch off though. It's just down leg, Manohar shrugs aside\n Bumrah to Manohar, no run Goes for the yorker, ends up overpitching on fifth. Manohar toes an away-from-the-body drive back to the bowler\n Bumrah to Manohar, no run Slower bouncer with four fielders on or behind square. It rises around head-height and was outside off, Manohar left it hoping for a wide. Doesn't get it, he smiles in resignation\n Bumrah to Manohar, 1 run Pitched up on the pads, flicked through the gap at midwicket Timeout, Mahela Jayawardene walks out with a thumbs up. Daniel Vettori and Cummins, with a bat in hand, walk out too\n Santner to Manohar, no run Another dot. This wasn't a great ball as such, full and slow on off, went straight, driven back to the bowler\n Santner to Manohar, 1 run Slingier, shortish and quicker. Worked off the back foot to long-on\n Santner to Klaasen, 1 run Touch quicker to Klaasen, at the pads. On a length but gets good bounce and pace off the pitch, punched off the back foot to long-on\n Santner to Manohar, no run Slow on a length at leg and middle, punched to the bowler's left Abhinav Manohar vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 70 OUTS 0 4s\/6s 3\/6 SR 145.83 AVE 0\n Santner to Manohar, 1 run Slow. Length on middle, stock ball straightens a touch and is flicked to deep square leg\n Santner to Klaasen, 1 run Touch quicker to finish. 97ks, length on fourth, cut to deep point. Another miserly over\n Boult to Klaasen, FOUR runs Missed yorker. Low full toss on leg, clipped through midwicket. No one in the ring, bisects long-on and deep-mid. Fifty partnership Heinrich Klaasen vs MI in T20s INNS 7 RUNS 223 SR 171.53 AVE 44.60\n Boult to Klaasen, 1 wide Wide, slow and full. The angle takes the 113ks ball well outside off after landing just inside the tramline. Let go\n Boult to Klaasen, 1 run Fifty for Klaasen, gets there by swat-pulling the slower bouncer from outside off to cow corner. He raises his bat and gets hearty applause from the crowd\n Boult to Manohar, no run Slower three-quarter-length ball just outside off goes past the cut.\n Boult to Manohar, 1 run Another yorker attempt. 137ks. It lands just in front of the crease, Manohar whips it to long-on\n Boult to Klaasen, 1 run Slow. 116ks, Fullish on leg, clipped to deep midwicket\n Boult to Manohar, 1 run Yorker just outside off, smothers a flick to long-on\n Santner to Manohar, 1 run Slow on a fullish length around off, lots of loop but it races after pitching, cut to deep point Klaasen does a bit of gardening and gets a short message from his partner\n Santner to Klaasen, 1 run Darted onto a length, leg-stump line, worked to long-on\n Santner to Manohar, 1 run Tease from Santner, loops it super slow, fullish too. Manohar tries dragging it from just outside off with a slog sweep. Off the toe it goes to long-on. Manohar turned for two and was sent back early enough for there not to be any danger Heinrich Klaasen vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 821 OUTS 25 4s\/6s 43\/53 SR 150.36 AVE 32.84\n Santner to Klaasen, FOUR runs That's not a pull ball but Klaasen does it, somehow gets it over the bowler too. Klaasen looked to make room and was on the move as Santner tried to follow him with the length ball. Klaasen was somehow beside the line enough to flat bat it\n Santner to Klaasen, 1 run Length on leg, clipped leg side off the back foot\n Santner to Manohar, 1 run 10 o' clock release. Fullish and slow on leg, flicked to long-on. Santner ends his quota with 0 for 19\n Bumrah to Manohar, FOUR runs SRH keep taking Bumrah down. Slower bouncer around neck-height, Abhinav pulls between fine leg and square leg. Bottom hand came off but he cleared the infield easily\n Bumrah to Manohar, 1 run Yorker missed. The full ball spearing in towards middle is flogged to long-on. Off the inside half of the bat Heinrich Klaasen vs Jasprit Bumrah BALLS 24 RUNS 32 OUTS 1 SR 133.33 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Bumrah to Klaasen, FOUR runs Another missed yorker. Full toss this time. Pace on. Mid-off was in and Klaasen drove over him. Hardik was running back and lifted his hand but knew he had no chance\n Bumrah to Klaasen, 1 run Yorker's nearly nailed this time. Jammed to long-on\n Bumrah to Manohar, no run This is perfect from Bumrah. Yoker just down leg, not an issue as Abhinav slid outside leg and got followed. Jammed back to the bowler\n Bumrah to Manohar, 1 run Another yorker attempt, this lands just outside the crease and is slanting towards middle. Abhinav gave away all his stumps and heaved across the line, got it off the inside-half to long-on\n Hardik to Manohar, no run Slower one beats the lofted cover drive on the inside edge. No, it's actually seam-up, that actually decked in off a length. Landed around sixth and came back\n Hardik to Manohar, SIX runs Abhinav connects this time. The ball's full, which helped. He made room, cleared the front leg and launched a drive inside out over extra cover RUNS 206 OUTS 10 4s\/6s 15\/15 SR 198.07 AVE 20.60\n Hardik to Manohar, 1 run 127ks bouncer around head-height, pulled into the ground. Finds deep midwicket\n Hardik to Klaasen, 1 run Run-out chance. Klaasen stopped in disappointment after mistiming the late cut. The ball went off the toe to short third. Throw at the non-striker's. Nearly half-volleyed Hardik. He collected it and broke the stumps, gave enough time for Klaasen to reach home\n Hardik to Manohar, FOUR runs Slapped over cover. That area's being peppered. Was a slot ball wide of off and Abhinav used a diagonal bat to skim it over the infield\n Hardik to Manohar, 1 run Shortish ball, cramped a bit but pulled to deep midwicket\n Bumrah to Manohar, no run Full toss decks Abhinav. 135ks, hit him around the right hip. Yorker missed by quite a distance but that came from a low trajectory at pace. The batter was making room and crouched as he tried to flick it. No apologies, at least not right away but think there was a gesture later. Physio comes out for a check BALLS 411 WKTS 47 4s\/6s 41\/48 ECON 10.30 AVE 15.02\n Bumrah to Manohar, 2 runs SKY bobbles a chance at long-on. He ran in and tried to take a bread-basket catch, the ball poured off the palmd onto his knee and bounced too far in front. Was a 141ks low full toss that was driven off the bottom of the bat See all photos\n Bumrah to Manohar, 1 run Yorker on leg, Abhinav's feet get dispersed as he gets nutmegged. Ball dribbles leg side\n Bumrah to Klaasen, 2 runs Yorker, jammed through midwicket. Klaasen wants two, takes the fielder on... and they make it. Throw at the non-striker's, Bumrah let it go but there was no direct hit\n Bumrah to Klaasen, SIX runs Klaasen premeditated bigtime. Knew the yorker was coming. The stance didn't change, but the bat turned in the hands before the release and he was helped it over short third. Amazing how controlled a reverse lap can be\n Bumrah to Klaasen, OUT Another full toss, whipped off the pads but finds deep backward square. Klaasen is dejected but has kept SRH in the game, somewhat, after a horror start. 300th T20 wicket for Bumrah \n Boult to Manohar, SIX runs Slower bouncer is wide, Abhinav wound up early but had to delay his shot a bit. Cleared the front leg, got deep in the crease and flat-batted it over long-on. Remarkable power to clear the man\n Boult to Manohar, 1 run Yorker on leg, clipped through wide mid-on. He wants two but long-on is quick to it\n Boult to Cummins, 1 run Full on the pads, landed just in front of the crease, Cummins opened his hips and clipped to deep midwicket\n Boult to Manohar, OUT Inside edged onto the stumps. Replays show it might be a hit wicket. Kishan's might not be the most interesting wicket of this innings. This was a low full toss around off, Abhinav was deep in the crease for it, tried to steer it square on the off side. Chomped the bat onto the bails, new zings being brought out \n Boult to Harshal, 1 run Low fully on leg, reverse swept along the ground to deep point\n Boult to Cummins, OUT Middle stump turns into a leaning tower. Cummins went across early for the scoop, got too far across the line and couldn't make contact with the yorker ","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Cummins","Harshal","Head","Ishan","Klaasen","Manohar","Nitish Kumar","Verma"],"Runs":[8.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,1.0,71.0,43.0,2.0,12.0],"Balls_Faced":[8,2,1,4,4,44,37,6,14],"Fours":[0,0,0,0,0,9,2,0,1],"Sixes":[1,0,0,0,0,2,3,0,0],"S\/R":[100.0,50.0,100.0,0.0,25.0,161.36,116.22,33.33,85.71],"dismissal":["c Puthur b Boult","b Boult","Not Out","c Naman Dhir b Boult","c \u2020Rickelton b Chahar","c Tilak Varma b Bumrah","hit wicket b Boult","c Santner b Chahar","c \u2020Rickelton b Pandya"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Boult","Bumrah","Chahar","Hardik","Puthur","Santner"],"Balls":[24,24,24,18,6,24],"Runs_Given":[26.0,39.0,12.0,31.0,15.0,19.0],"Wickets":[4,1,2,1,0,0],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,3.0,1.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Akash Singh to Salt, FOUR runs .Pumped over the bowler. Swinging and very full on middle, Salt didn't need to extend his .arms to lift the drive\nAkash Singh to Salt, 1 run .On the pads, clipped to short fine. Breetzke, at mid-off, can't collect Avesh's throw .properly leading to an overthrow\nAkash Singh to Kohli, no run .Fuller side of length on middle, a bit of swing in, defended to the bowler's left\nAkash Singh to Kohli, no run .Pitched up on off, 130ks, no swing, punched to mid-on. Akash stepped into the danger .zone in his follow-through, ump has a word . .Virat Kohli in IPL, 2025 .INNS .13 .RUNS .548 .SR .144.59 .AVE .60.88 .HS .73*\nAkash Singh to Kohli, no run .Full again, on off, driven off the inside-half to mid-on\nAkash Singh to Kohli, FOUR runs .Bishnoi at midwicket jumps but Kohli's flick clears him easily. Full again, on off, Kohli's .balance is spot-on\nO'Rourke to Salt, FOUR runs .Not there, seam up on fifth on a three-quarter length. Salt takes the smallest of forward .strides and slaps it through cover\nO'Rourke to Salt, 1 run .Full on leg, 131ks, whipped to deep midwicket on the bounce\nO'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs .Too full, too straight, beats the flick and goes fine off the pad. Given runs but it looked .like it was pad, Pooran got gloves on it but couldn't hold on\nO'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs .Edge... flies over short third. Kohli slashed hard at a rising length ball on fifth, wanted to .go over cover\nO'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs .Pulled to the right of midwicket. From fifth stump, off a back of length. Rolled the wrists ., bat turned in the hand but the placement was good\nO'Rourke to Kohli, 1 wide .Kohli dances down early, so O'Rourke went wide on a fullish length. Might've swung .away a touch, let go\nO'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs .Even better pull, this is from shoulder-height. Into the ground again, through forward .square. The pace-on bouncer at fifth was quick off the pitch\nRathi to Salt, 1 run .101ks length ball on leg, whipped to long-on\nRathi to Kohli, 1 run .Length on leg, whipped to deep square leg\nRathi to Salt, no run .More defensive bowling. Flat on a length at off, Salt stands leg side and cuts to cover\nRathi to Salt, FOUR runs .Rathi misses his line and gets pulled. Deep midwicket was out, this went over backward .square leg. Was a very short ball that sat up and finished down leg, just over pad height\nRathi to Salt, 2 runs .Bishnoi fumbles at deep midwicket, allows the second. 98ks length ball was on fourth, .Salt was hurried a touch on the pull but got it along the ground\nRathi to Salt, no run .Goot shot... and fielding. Cut a flat legbreak on middle from a length, found Shahbaz at .point\nShahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, 1 run .Full on leg, punched to long-off\nShahbaz Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .Overpitched, thumped straight of mid-on. No spin, angling into leg. Salt cleared his front .leg just a touch, wound up and followed through bigtime\nShahbaz Ahmed to Salt, no run .Slapped hard, finds mid-off. Length ball on off at 92ks sat up a touch\nShahbaz Ahmed to Salt, 1 run .Quick single to mid-off. Salt made room and got followed by a length ball that he .slapped again\nShahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, 1 run .Fullish on leg, punched against the angle to long-off\nShahbaz Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .Another cut, finds the gap despite the off-side field being loaded. Went well to the left of .Rathi at cover. Ball was on a length, came very flat and didn't offer much room. Was on .leg replay shows. Salt just moved late. RCB's fifty up in four overs\nAvesh Khan to Kohli, 1 wide .Goes yorker. Fires a low fully down leg, it goes past the attempted flick\nAvesh Khan to Kohli, FOUR runs .Wow, that's pulled between mid-on and midwicket. Got it off shoulder height, it came .slightly slowly off the pitch. Hit from in front of the body, wrists rolled again to reduce .the risk.\nAvesh Khan to Kohli, 1 run .Wide on a back of length, cut to deep-backward point\nAvesh Khan to Salt, no run .Yorker on middle, perfect execution from wide of the crease. Jammed to mid-off\nAvesh Khan to Salt, no run .Wide and shortish, goes past the flashy cut. Salt cleared his front leg and was beyond .his reach. Not given wide, Salt surprised\nAvesh Khan to Salt, FOUR runs .Flat-batted again despite the lack of room. Back of length on middle and leg, Salt's able .to make room just before playing the shot\nAvesh Khan to Salt, no run .140ks yorker following Salt as he makes room, whips it while sliding the back foot .away. Finds square leg .Pant back on now, has his gloves on.\nAkash Singh to Kohli, no run .Scoots low off a length. It angled away through fifth. Kohli semi-collapsed after trying to .drive it on the up through cover\nAkash Singh to Kohli, 1 run .Flicked off the pads to deep midwicket. 108ks on a fullish length at the pads\nAkash Singh to Salt, no run .Salt gets away with it. Almost got out to a high-ish full toss. Pace on, around thigh-high .and angling away through fourth. Salt didn't make room and tried to carve it over extra, .bottom hand came off. On the bounce to cover who ran in\nAkash Singh to Salt, OUT .No getting away this time, Salt is caught at cover. Akash whacks it into the pitch, 147ks .although it didn't look that fast, angling away outside off. Salt didn't move across, tried .to slap it over extra. It rose just above the shoulder, he jumped but still couldn't reach it. .Phil Salt c Rathi b Akash Singh 30 (19b 6x4 0x6 28m) SR: 157.89\nAkash Singh to Patidar, 1 run .Slower and fullish on the pads, flicked to deep square leg\nAkash Singh to Kohli, FOUR runs .Slight misfield to the left by backward point and it races away. Was a shortish ball .around shoulder height, Kohli got the bat facing down on the late cut\nRathi to Patidar, 1 run .Misfield again, cover was walking back and got bad bounced. Bishnoi there. Was a .length ball on fourth that was punched\nRathi to Kohli, 2 runs .Cut to the left of deep cover. Fourth-stump googly at 95ks spun in a touch and skidded. .Good ball but Kohli was smooth\nRathi to Kohli, 1 run .97ks full ball on leg, flicked to deep square off the inside-half\nRathi to Patidar, FOUR runs .Edged, no slip. Four. Rathi beats Patidar for pace as he looks to cut. Carrom ball was .over 100ks .Bishnoi at slip\nRathi to Patidar, 1 run .Looked like he gave it air, but it's 100ks. Swept on the bounce to long-on\nRathi to Kohli, 1 run .Full on fourth, worked to long-on .Timeout. A calculated chase so far. LSG will be a couple of wickets away in the next 5- .10 overs though. Pitch is still good. If pacers' slower balls start sticking, that might .change\nO'Rourke to Kohli, 1 run .Good reactions from both batter and bowler. Kohli charged down early, so O'Rourke .went slow and wide on a lenth. Kohli reached out and flapped it to long-on\nO'Rourke to Patidar, SIX runs .An almost no-look flick. Waited for the seam-up length ball to arrive to the top of his pad .and lifted it pretty much with a vertical bat swing. Over fine leg .See all photos\nO'Rourke to Patidar, 1 run .Full on fifth, guided to the left of backward point.\nO'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs .Mid-off in, so Kohli thrashes it over extra. Holds his shape too. O'Rourke goes too full, .fourth stump, Kohli doesn't need to move his feet.\nO'Rourke to Kohli, 2 wide .Attempted yorker turns into a knee-roll high full toss down leg. Goes past the flick, Pant .does well to half-stop it with a dive to the left\nO'Rourke to Patidar, OUT .Slower one and Patidar slashes straight to backward point. 118ks cutter on a length .was wide, Patidar walked into the shot. Wanted to go over cover, got a thickish edge .that went flat around chest-height .Rajat Patidar c Abdul Samad b O'Rourke 14 (7b 1x4 1x6 11m) SR: 200\nO'Rourke to Livingstone, OUT .Lbw given, looked out. No review. Back to back for O'Rourke! LIvingstone went across to .off stump and tried to flick the 135ks full ball from the crease. It went past the edge and .hit him flush on the front foot. Pitching off, impact middle, hitting leg .Liam Livingstone lbw b O'Rourke 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nShahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, 1 run .96ks length ball at the stumps, punched to long-on\nShahbaz Ahmed to Agarwal, 1 run .Agarwal doesn't account for the turn and gets a bottom edge trying to nudge it to cover. .Was a length ball going through fifth . .Virat Kohli vs Shahbaz Ahmed .BALLS .14 .RUNS .9 .OUTS .0 .SR .64.28 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nShahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, no run .Fullish outside off, 101ks, driven hard but finds cover\nShahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, no run .Well stopped at cover, Badoni dives to the right to deny the single. Was a length ball on .leg that Kohli punched after making room\nShahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, FOUR runs .Driven over the bowler effortlessly. Through the line. Fullish ball was on middle and .Kohli was beside it. Slid the back leg out of the way and continued to middle the ball\nShahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, 1 run .Very flat on a fullish length. Punched from off stump to long-off\nAkash Singh to Kohli, FOUR runs .Caressed with the horizontal bat through extra to bring up fifty. Kohli looks around .intently while raising the bat. Wasn't that short but slightly wide, left-armer's angle .helped .See all photos\nAkash Singh to Kohli, 1 run .Wide on a length, steered to sweeper cover\nAkash Singh to Agarwal, FOUR runs .Cut in front of point. Too square for sweeper cover. Was a fifth-stump ball just over .stump height, Agarwal crouched and played it with the ball almost past him .See all photos\nAkash Singh to Agarwal, FOUR runs .Akash overcompensates with the line. Went bouncer but it came just under the armpits .at 120ks, Agarwal swivels and pulls it fine. Too fine for deep fine leg\nAkash Singh to Agarwal, FOUR runs .Cut between short third and backward point. Line's the issue again. Back outside off, on .a length through fifth. Agarwal waits for the slower one and hits late. Kohli's pumped\nAkash Singh to Agarwal, 1 run .Punched to cover off the front foot, slight fumble. Agarwal says no to the second .RCB abreast of the required rate but wickets are an issue. Can they get home? Find out .with Himanshu","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs RCB, 70th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Akash Singh to Salt, FOUR runs Pumped over the bowler. Swinging and very full on middle, Salt didn't need to extend his arms to lift the drive\n Akash Singh to Salt, 1 run On the pads, clipped to short fine. Breetzke, at mid-off, can't collect Avesh's throw properly leading to an overthrow\n Akash Singh to Kohli, no run Fuller side of length on middle, a bit of swing in, defended to the bowler's left\n Akash Singh to Kohli, no run Pitched up on off, 130ks, no swing, punched to mid-on. Akash stepped into the danger zone in his follow-through, ump has a word Virat Kohli in IPL, 2025 INNS 13 RUNS 548 SR 144.59 AVE 60.88 HS 73*\n Akash Singh to Kohli, no run Full again, on off, driven off the inside-half to mid-on\n Akash Singh to Kohli, FOUR runs Bishnoi at midwicket jumps but Kohli's flick clears him easily. Full again, on off, Kohli's balance is spot-on\n O'Rourke to Salt, FOUR runs Not there, seam up on fifth on a three-quarter length. Salt takes the smallest of forward strides and slaps it through cover\n O'Rourke to Salt, 1 run Full on leg, 131ks, whipped to deep midwicket on the bounce\n O'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs Too full, too straight, beats the flick and goes fine off the pad. Given runs but it looked like it was pad, Pooran got gloves on it but couldn't hold on\n O'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs Edge... flies over short third. Kohli slashed hard at a rising length ball on fifth, wanted to go over cover\n O'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs Pulled to the right of midwicket. From fifth stump, off a back of length. Rolled the wrists , bat turned in the hand but the placement was good\n O'Rourke to Kohli, 1 wide Kohli dances down early, so O'Rourke went wide on a fullish length. Might've swung away a touch, let go\n O'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs Even better pull, this is from shoulder-height. Into the ground again, through forward square. The pace-on bouncer at fifth was quick off the pitch\n Rathi to Salt, 1 run 101ks length ball on leg, whipped to long-on\n Rathi to Kohli, 1 run Length on leg, whipped to deep square leg\n Rathi to Salt, no run More defensive bowling. Flat on a length at off, Salt stands leg side and cuts to cover\n Rathi to Salt, FOUR runs Rathi misses his line and gets pulled. Deep midwicket was out, this went over backward square leg. Was a very short ball that sat up and finished down leg, just over pad height\n Rathi to Salt, 2 runs Bishnoi fumbles at deep midwicket, allows the second. 98ks length ball was on fourth, Salt was hurried a touch on the pull but got it along the ground\n Rathi to Salt, no run Goot shot... and fielding. Cut a flat legbreak on middle from a length, found Shahbaz at point\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, 1 run Full on leg, punched to long-off\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs Overpitched, thumped straight of mid-on. No spin, angling into leg. Salt cleared his front leg just a touch, wound up and followed through bigtime\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Salt, no run Slapped hard, finds mid-off. Length ball on off at 92ks sat up a touch\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Salt, 1 run Quick single to mid-off. Salt made room and got followed by a length ball that he slapped again\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, 1 run Fullish on leg, punched against the angle to long-off\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs Another cut, finds the gap despite the off-side field being loaded. Went well to the left of Rathi at cover. Ball was on a length, came very flat and didn't offer much room. Was on leg replay shows. Salt just moved late. RCB's fifty up in four overs\n Avesh Khan to Kohli, 1 wide Goes yorker. Fires a low fully down leg, it goes past the attempted flick\n Avesh Khan to Kohli, FOUR runs Wow, that's pulled between mid-on and midwicket. Got it off shoulder height, it came slightly slowly off the pitch. Hit from in front of the body, wrists rolled again to reduce the risk.\n Avesh Khan to Kohli, 1 run Wide on a back of length, cut to deep-backward point\n Avesh Khan to Salt, no run Yorker on middle, perfect execution from wide of the crease. Jammed to mid-off\n Avesh Khan to Salt, no run Wide and shortish, goes past the flashy cut. Salt cleared his front leg and was beyond his reach. Not given wide, Salt surprised\n Avesh Khan to Salt, FOUR runs Flat-batted again despite the lack of room. Back of length on middle and leg, Salt's able to make room just before playing the shot\n Avesh Khan to Salt, no run 140ks yorker following Salt as he makes room, whips it while sliding the back foot away. Finds square leg Pant back on now, has his gloves on.\n Akash Singh to Kohli, no run Scoots low off a length. It angled away through fifth. Kohli semi-collapsed after trying to drive it on the up through cover\n Akash Singh to Kohli, 1 run Flicked off the pads to deep midwicket. 108ks on a fullish length at the pads\n Akash Singh to Salt, no run Salt gets away with it. Almost got out to a high-ish full toss. Pace on, around thigh-high and angling away through fourth. Salt didn't make room and tried to carve it over extra, bottom hand came off. On the bounce to cover who ran in\n Akash Singh to Salt, OUT No getting away this time, Salt is caught at cover. Akash whacks it into the pitch, 147ks although it didn't look that fast, angling away outside off. Salt didn't move across, tried to slap it over extra. It rose just above the shoulder, he jumped but still couldn't reach it. \n Akash Singh to Patidar, 1 run Slower and fullish on the pads, flicked to deep square leg\n Akash Singh to Kohli, FOUR runs Slight misfield to the left by backward point and it races away. Was a shortish ball around shoulder height, Kohli got the bat facing down on the late cut\n Rathi to Patidar, 1 run Misfield again, cover was walking back and got bad bounced. Bishnoi there. Was a length ball on fourth that was punched\n Rathi to Kohli, 2 runs Cut to the left of deep cover. Fourth-stump googly at 95ks spun in a touch and skidded. Good ball but Kohli was smooth\n Rathi to Kohli, 1 run 97ks full ball on leg, flicked to deep square off the inside-half\n Rathi to Patidar, FOUR runs Edged, no slip. Four. Rathi beats Patidar for pace as he looks to cut. Carrom ball was over 100ks Bishnoi at slip\n Rathi to Patidar, 1 run Looked like he gave it air, but it's 100ks. Swept on the bounce to long-on\n Rathi to Kohli, 1 run Full on fourth, worked to long-on Timeout. A calculated chase so far. LSG will be a couple of wickets away in the next 5-10 overs though. Pitch is still good. If pacers' slower balls start sticking, that might change\n O'Rourke to Kohli, 1 run Good reactions from both batter and bowler. Kohli charged down early, so O'Rourke went slow and wide on a lenth. Kohli reached out and flapped it to long-on\n O'Rourke to Patidar, SIX runs An almost no-look flick. Waited for the seam-up length ball to arrive to the top of his pad and lifted it pretty much with a vertical bat swing. Over fine leg See all photos\n O'Rourke to Patidar, 1 run Full on fifth, guided to the left of backward point.\n O'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs Mid-off in, so Kohli thrashes it over extra. Holds his shape too. O'Rourke goes too full, fourth stump, Kohli doesn't need to move his feet.\n O'Rourke to Kohli, 2 wide Attempted yorker turns into a knee-roll high full toss down leg. Goes past the flick, Pant does well to half-stop it with a dive to the left\n O'Rourke to Patidar, OUT Slower one and Patidar slashes straight to backward point. 118ks cutter on a length was wide, Patidar walked into the shot. Wanted to go over cover, got a thickish edge that went flat around chest-height \n O'Rourke to Livingstone, OUT Lbw given, looked out. No review. Back to back for O'Rourke! LIvingstone went across to off stump and tried to flick the 135ks full ball from the crease. It went past the edge and hit him flush on the front foot. Pitching off, impact middle, hitting leg \n Shahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, 1 run 96ks length ball at the stumps, punched to long-on\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Agarwal, 1 run Agarwal doesn't account for the turn and gets a bottom edge trying to nudge it to cover. Was a length ball going through fifth Virat Kohli vs Shahbaz Ahmed BALLS 14 RUNS 9 OUTS 0 SR 64.28 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, no run Fullish outside off, 101ks, driven hard but finds cover\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, no run Well stopped at cover, Badoni dives to the right to deny the single. Was a length ball on leg that Kohli punched after making room\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, FOUR runs Driven over the bowler effortlessly. Through the line. Fullish ball was on middle and Kohli was beside it. Slid the back leg out of the way and continued to middle the ball\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, 1 run Very flat on a fullish length. Punched from off stump to long-off\n Akash Singh to Kohli, FOUR runs Caressed with the horizontal bat through extra to bring up fifty. Kohli looks around intently while raising the bat. Wasn't that short but slightly wide, left-armer's angle helped See all photos\n Akash Singh to Kohli, 1 run Wide on a length, steered to sweeper cover\n Akash Singh to Agarwal, FOUR runs Cut in front of point. Too square for sweeper cover. Was a fifth-stump ball just over stump height, Agarwal crouched and played it with the ball almost past him See all photos\n Akash Singh to Agarwal, FOUR runs Akash overcompensates with the line. Went bouncer but it came just under the armpits at 120ks, Agarwal swivels and pulls it fine. Too fine for deep fine leg\n Akash Singh to Agarwal, FOUR runs Cut between short third and backward point. Line's the issue again. Back outside off, on a length through fifth. Agarwal waits for the slower one and hits late. Kohli's pumped\n Akash Singh to Agarwal, 1 run Punched to cover off the front foot, slight fumble. Agarwal says no to the second RCB abreast of the required rate but wickets are an issue. Can they get home? Find out with Himanshu","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Agarwal","Kohli","Livingstone","Patidar","Salt"],"Runs":[14.0,53.0,0.0,14.0,30.0],"Balls_Faced":[5,28,1,7,19],"Fours":[3,10,0,1,6],"Sixes":[0,0,0,1,0],"S\/R":[280.0,189.29,0.0,200.0,157.89],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","lbw b O'Rourke","c Abdul Samad b O'Rourke","c Rathi b Akash Singh"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Akash Singh","Avesh Khan","O'Rourke","Rathi","Shahbaz Ahmed"],"Balls":[18,6,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[33.0,10.0,36.0,18.0,18.0],"Wickets":[1,0,2,0,0],"Overs":[3.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Akash Singh to Salt, FOUR runs .Pumped over the bowler. Swinging and very full on middle, Salt didn't need to extend his .arms to lift the drive\nAkash Singh to Salt, 1 run .On the pads, clipped to short fine. Breetzke, at mid-off, can't collect Avesh's throw .properly leading to an overthrow\nAkash Singh to Kohli, no run .Fuller side of length on middle, a bit of swing in, defended to the bowler's left\nAkash Singh to Kohli, no run .Pitched up on off, 130ks, no swing, punched to mid-on. Akash stepped into the danger .zone in his follow-through, ump has a word . .Virat Kohli in IPL, 2025 .INNS .13 .RUNS .548 .SR .144.59 .AVE .60.88 .HS .73*\nAkash Singh to Kohli, no run .Full again, on off, driven off the inside-half to mid-on\nAkash Singh to Kohli, FOUR runs .Bishnoi at midwicket jumps but Kohli's flick clears him easily. Full again, on off, Kohli's .balance is spot-on\nO'Rourke to Salt, FOUR runs .Not there, seam up on fifth on a three-quarter length. Salt takes the smallest of forward .strides and slaps it through cover\nO'Rourke to Salt, 1 run .Full on leg, 131ks, whipped to deep midwicket on the bounce\nO'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs .Too full, too straight, beats the flick and goes fine off the pad. Given runs but it looked .like it was pad, Pooran got gloves on it but couldn't hold on\nO'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs .Edge... flies over short third. Kohli slashed hard at a rising length ball on fifth, wanted to .go over cover\nO'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs .Pulled to the right of midwicket. From fifth stump, off a back of length. Rolled the wrists ., bat turned in the hand but the placement was good\nO'Rourke to Kohli, 1 wide .Kohli dances down early, so O'Rourke went wide on a fullish length. Might've swung .away a touch, let go\nO'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs .Even better pull, this is from shoulder-height. Into the ground again, through forward .square. The pace-on bouncer at fifth was quick off the pitch\nRathi to Salt, 1 run .101ks length ball on leg, whipped to long-on\nRathi to Kohli, 1 run .Length on leg, whipped to deep square leg\nRathi to Salt, no run .More defensive bowling. Flat on a length at off, Salt stands leg side and cuts to cover\nRathi to Salt, FOUR runs .Rathi misses his line and gets pulled. Deep midwicket was out, this went over backward .square leg. Was a very short ball that sat up and finished down leg, just over pad height\nRathi to Salt, 2 runs .Bishnoi fumbles at deep midwicket, allows the second. 98ks length ball was on fourth, .Salt was hurried a touch on the pull but got it along the ground\nRathi to Salt, no run .Goot shot... and fielding. Cut a flat legbreak on middle from a length, found Shahbaz at .point\nShahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, 1 run .Full on leg, punched to long-off\nShahbaz Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .Overpitched, thumped straight of mid-on. No spin, angling into leg. Salt cleared his front .leg just a touch, wound up and followed through bigtime\nShahbaz Ahmed to Salt, no run .Slapped hard, finds mid-off. Length ball on off at 92ks sat up a touch\nShahbaz Ahmed to Salt, 1 run .Quick single to mid-off. Salt made room and got followed by a length ball that he .slapped again\nShahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, 1 run .Fullish on leg, punched against the angle to long-off\nShahbaz Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .Another cut, finds the gap despite the off-side field being loaded. Went well to the left of .Rathi at cover. Ball was on a length, came very flat and didn't offer much room. Was on .leg replay shows. Salt just moved late. RCB's fifty up in four overs\nAvesh Khan to Kohli, 1 wide .Goes yorker. Fires a low fully down leg, it goes past the attempted flick\nAvesh Khan to Kohli, FOUR runs .Wow, that's pulled between mid-on and midwicket. Got it off shoulder height, it came .slightly slowly off the pitch. Hit from in front of the body, wrists rolled again to reduce .the risk.\nAvesh Khan to Kohli, 1 run .Wide on a back of length, cut to deep-backward point\nAvesh Khan to Salt, no run .Yorker on middle, perfect execution from wide of the crease. Jammed to mid-off\nAvesh Khan to Salt, no run .Wide and shortish, goes past the flashy cut. Salt cleared his front leg and was beyond .his reach. Not given wide, Salt surprised\nAvesh Khan to Salt, FOUR runs .Flat-batted again despite the lack of room. Back of length on middle and leg, Salt's able .to make room just before playing the shot\nAvesh Khan to Salt, no run .140ks yorker following Salt as he makes room, whips it while sliding the back foot .away. Finds square leg .Pant back on now, has his gloves on.\nAkash Singh to Kohli, no run .Scoots low off a length. It angled away through fifth. Kohli semi-collapsed after trying to .drive it on the up through cover\nAkash Singh to Kohli, 1 run .Flicked off the pads to deep midwicket. 108ks on a fullish length at the pads\nAkash Singh to Salt, no run .Salt gets away with it. Almost got out to a high-ish full toss. Pace on, around thigh-high .and angling away through fourth. Salt didn't make room and tried to carve it over extra, .bottom hand came off. On the bounce to cover who ran in\nAkash Singh to Salt, OUT .No getting away this time, Salt is caught at cover. Akash whacks it into the pitch, 147ks .although it didn't look that fast, angling away outside off. Salt didn't move across, tried .to slap it over extra. It rose just above the shoulder, he jumped but still couldn't reach it. .Phil Salt c Rathi b Akash Singh 30 (19b 6x4 0x6 28m) SR: 157.89\nAkash Singh to Patidar, 1 run .Slower and fullish on the pads, flicked to deep square leg\nAkash Singh to Kohli, FOUR runs .Slight misfield to the left by backward point and it races away. Was a shortish ball .around shoulder height, Kohli got the bat facing down on the late cut\nRathi to Patidar, 1 run .Misfield again, cover was walking back and got bad bounced. Bishnoi there. Was a .length ball on fourth that was punched\nRathi to Kohli, 2 runs .Cut to the left of deep cover. Fourth-stump googly at 95ks spun in a touch and skidded. .Good ball but Kohli was smooth\nRathi to Kohli, 1 run .97ks full ball on leg, flicked to deep square off the inside-half\nRathi to Patidar, FOUR runs .Edged, no slip. Four. Rathi beats Patidar for pace as he looks to cut. Carrom ball was .over 100ks .Bishnoi at slip\nRathi to Patidar, 1 run .Looked like he gave it air, but it's 100ks. Swept on the bounce to long-on\nRathi to Kohli, 1 run .Full on fourth, worked to long-on .Timeout. A calculated chase so far. LSG will be a couple of wickets away in the next 5- .10 overs though. Pitch is still good. If pacers' slower balls start sticking, that might .change\nO'Rourke to Kohli, 1 run .Good reactions from both batter and bowler. Kohli charged down early, so O'Rourke .went slow and wide on a lenth. Kohli reached out and flapped it to long-on\nO'Rourke to Patidar, SIX runs .An almost no-look flick. Waited for the seam-up length ball to arrive to the top of his pad .and lifted it pretty much with a vertical bat swing. Over fine leg .See all photos\nO'Rourke to Patidar, 1 run .Full on fifth, guided to the left of backward point.\nO'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs .Mid-off in, so Kohli thrashes it over extra. Holds his shape too. O'Rourke goes too full, .fourth stump, Kohli doesn't need to move his feet.\nO'Rourke to Kohli, 2 wide .Attempted yorker turns into a knee-roll high full toss down leg. Goes past the flick, Pant .does well to half-stop it with a dive to the left\nO'Rourke to Patidar, OUT .Slower one and Patidar slashes straight to backward point. 118ks cutter on a length .was wide, Patidar walked into the shot. Wanted to go over cover, got a thickish edge .that went flat around chest-height .Rajat Patidar c Abdul Samad b O'Rourke 14 (7b 1x4 1x6 11m) SR: 200\nO'Rourke to Livingstone, OUT .Lbw given, looked out. No review. Back to back for O'Rourke! LIvingstone went across to .off stump and tried to flick the 135ks full ball from the crease. It went past the edge and .hit him flush on the front foot. Pitching off, impact middle, hitting leg .Liam Livingstone lbw b O'Rourke 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nShahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, 1 run .96ks length ball at the stumps, punched to long-on\nShahbaz Ahmed to Agarwal, 1 run .Agarwal doesn't account for the turn and gets a bottom edge trying to nudge it to cover. .Was a length ball going through fifth . .Virat Kohli vs Shahbaz Ahmed .BALLS .14 .RUNS .9 .OUTS .0 .SR .64.28 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nShahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, no run .Fullish outside off, 101ks, driven hard but finds cover\nShahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, no run .Well stopped at cover, Badoni dives to the right to deny the single. Was a length ball on .leg that Kohli punched after making room\nShahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, FOUR runs .Driven over the bowler effortlessly. Through the line. Fullish ball was on middle and .Kohli was beside it. Slid the back leg out of the way and continued to middle the ball\nShahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, 1 run .Very flat on a fullish length. Punched from off stump to long-off\nAkash Singh to Kohli, FOUR runs .Caressed with the horizontal bat through extra to bring up fifty. Kohli looks around .intently while raising the bat. Wasn't that short but slightly wide, left-armer's angle .helped .See all photos\nAkash Singh to Kohli, 1 run .Wide on a length, steered to sweeper cover\nAkash Singh to Agarwal, FOUR runs .Cut in front of point. Too square for sweeper cover. Was a fifth-stump ball just over .stump height, Agarwal crouched and played it with the ball almost past him .See all photos\nAkash Singh to Agarwal, FOUR runs .Akash overcompensates with the line. Went bouncer but it came just under the armpits .at 120ks, Agarwal swivels and pulls it fine. Too fine for deep fine leg\nAkash Singh to Agarwal, FOUR runs .Cut between short third and backward point. Line's the issue again. Back outside off, on .a length through fifth. Agarwal waits for the slower one and hits late. Kohli's pumped\nAkash Singh to Agarwal, 1 run .Punched to cover off the front foot, slight fumble. Agarwal says no to the second .RCB abreast of the required rate but wickets are an issue. Can they get home? Find out .with Himanshu\nRathi to Agarwal, no run .gets this to dip on a full length, and just outside off. Chopped to point\nRathi to Agarwal, no run .ohh! This stays low off a fullish length just outside off, as it straightens after pitching. .Agarwal looked to pull but missed\nRathi to Agarwal, FOUR runs .cut away from very close to the stumps! On a fullish length, and this is just outside off, .as he plays very late to beat point to his left\nRathi to Agarwal, 1 run .shortish in length around off, and turning in. Pulled to deep midwicket .He's just about to deliver... before backing out. So we'll reload.\nRathi to Kohli, 1 run .on a length, and quicker on middle and off. Punched to long-on\nRathi to Agarwal, 1 run .fuller, and quick again. This skids through on middle and off, and is clipped behind .square\nAvesh Khan to Agarwal, 1 run .quite full, and swinging into off. Driven hard along the ground, and wide of long-off. The .batters pushed for two, but there was hardly any time . .Virat Kohli vs Avesh Khan .BALLS .44 .RUNS .75 .OUTS .3 .SR .170.45 .4s\/6s .13\/2\nAvesh Khan to Kohli, OUT .sliced to long-off! RCB had already slowed down, and this wicket will hurt them further. .Avesh swung this ball in, and pitched it on a fullish length around off. Kohli went lofting .through the line, and played with the full face of the bat and with a high left elbow. But .none of that got him the distance he would have liked. Good low catch by Badoni, and .LSG land a big blow .Virat Kohli c Badoni b Avesh Khan 54 (30b 10x4 0x6 59m) SR: 180\nAvesh Khan to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .whipped to deep midwicket! The fielder there, placed wider than usual, ran and dived to .his left, but the ball still managed to get into contact with his body, which was touching .the boundary. It was a full ball swinging into middle, as Jitesh played with the .movement\nAvesh Khan to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .a low full toss on off, and driven hard to long-on\nAvesh Khan to Agarwal, 2 runs .on a length on off, and it straightens after pitching. Agarwal goes back to nudge this .towards midwicket, and they bag in no time\nAvesh Khan to Agarwal, 2 runs .misfield by Samad at backward point, and Agarwal gets two more. It was a good-length .ball in the channel outside off, as Agarwal cut at it late. Both batters watched the ball .went, and capitalised quickly on the fumble\nAkash Singh to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .he bowls from wide of the crease, and on a length on the stumps. Jitesh was backing .away, and ended up chipping towards mid-off, with the ball hitting the higher side of the .bat .Agarwal key for RCB now\nAkash Singh to Agarwal, 1 run .pulled to deep midwicket, as he plays this off the back foot off this short ball arriving on .off\nAkash Singh to Jitesh Sharma, 2 runs .a low full toss just outside off, as the ball angles across. He drives but gets it off the .inside half of the bat to deep midwicket. Quick running gives them two\nAkash Singh to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .he goes for the reverse scoop, but ends up getting it off the inside edge to short fine leg. .He shaped to play that early, as the ball dipped to come on as a full toss wide-ish of off\nAkash Singh to Agarwal, 1 run .on a length on leg, and moving away to end on middle, as he bowled at only 116kph. .Whipped to deep midwicket .Akash immediately goes down after that ball, with Pant helping stretch his left leg. The .physio is now to have a check, and Akash seems to be up rather quickly.\nAkash Singh to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .on a fullish length on middle and off, and driven to extra cover for a hurried single. .Direct hit at the non-striker's end would have been close\nO'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .full and wide of off, and driven slightly aerially to long-off. I almost thought O'Rourke got .his hat-trick there\nO'Rourke to Agarwal, 3 runs .a mistimed loft over short third! Badoni does well to turn around from backward point, .and give it a chase. He pulls the ball back last moment, and keeps it to three, as Agarwal .opened the face of the bat to have a slice at this slower ball, which is full and outside off\nO'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .deposited over long-off! Another slower ball from O'Rourke, but this is fullish, and on off. .Jitesh backed away, and went through the line to dispatch that\nO'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .this time the reverse scoop works for Jitesh. He sits deep in the crease, opens his .stance up, and switches over last moment, as the ball is a high-ish full toss on off. Four .between keeper and short third\nO'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .run-out chance missed!! Agarwal called for a single, but Jitesh had his eyes on the ball. .Length ball just outsdie off, and slashed on the bounce to short third, where Rathi .fumbled. Agarwal went for the run, while Jitesh kept watching the ball. Amid the throw .to O'Rourke, the batters did get the run\nO'Rourke to Agarwal, 2 runs .a fumble at long-off now, as Agarwal lofts this length ball down. Two more, and RCB .remain afloat in the big chase\nShahbaz Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .fumble from O'Rourke!! What was a certain single is now a four. He was at deep cover, .and moved to his left, but let the ball slip. Length ball just outside off, as Jitesh cut away\nShahbaz Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, 2 runs .great effort by Bishnoi! He was at deep-backward square, and ran and slid to his right to .prevent two runs. Jitesh swept this fullish ball around middle\nShahbaz Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .powerful hit over extra cover! He makes room, and skips down the pitch to thump this .length ball outside off. Flat-batted, and for six!\nShahbaz Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .swept away to deep square leg!! Jitesh is taking it away here. He takes a good stride out .at this dipping ball on length on middle and off, and swings at this to go aerially .Ohh, Jitesh was moving his back leg around to distract the bowler, who backed away .last moment... so here he comes again\nShahbaz Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .goes for the reverse sweep, but is seemingly hit on his right pad. Shahbaz appeals for .lbw, but it's not given. The ball dribbles away behind point. Replays show there was .glove involved, so no pad there . .Mayank Agarwal vs Shahbaz Ahmed .BALLS .18 .RUNS .29 .OUTS .0 .SR .161.11 .4s\/6s .3\/1\nShahbaz Ahmed to Agarwal, FOUR runs .another miss in the field, and four more! LSG's fielding hurting them big time. Short in .length, and outside off, as Agarwal shifted his weight back, and slashed at this through .cover point. The fielder threw himself to his left, but in vain\nAvesh Khan to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .very full, and swinging into off. Driven back aerially, and the ball runs away to long-off .even as Avesh got his right hand to it\nAvesh Khan to Agarwal, 1 run .pretty full again, and this arrives on middle and off. Agarwal drills this to long-off\nAvesh Khan to Jitesh Sharma, 1 wide .wow, Jitesh shapes to scoop - and gets across the stumps - and Avesh responds by .banging in a bouncer. It is called wide as the ball balloons over middle. But Pant reviews .last moment. He uses the time to have a word with Avesh. Jitesh ducked a little as the .ball zoomed over, and replays show the ball travels well above even if he wasn't .ducking. So it remains a wide, and LSG lose a review\nAvesh Khan to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .slower ball, and pumped back! It was full on middle and off, and Jitesh let the ball come .on to him before launching it down the ground for four more. Long-off beaten to his .right comfortably\nAvesh Khan to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .goes inside out over extra cover! Another slower ball, and Jitesh isn't fooled again. He .makes room, and lofts this fullish ball around off for another boundary\nAvesh Khan to Jitesh Sharma, no run .short ball around sixth stump, and the ball finishes closer to off. Jitesh looks to upper .cut, but is beaten by the bounce and the pace\nAvesh Khan to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .on the fuller side, and outside off. Jitesh tries too hard to have a heave, but ends up .dragging it to long-on .Time-out\nRathi to Jitesh Sharma, (no ball) .gone! Taken at point! Jitesh is down on his knees. It was a good low catch by Badoni .there, who did well to grab it just off the ground. Jitesh went reverse sweeping at this .fullish ball dipping on the stumps, but didn't get it either wide or above the fielder. But he .has been asked to wait - at first I thought for the catch, but wait, it's a no-ball!!! In fact, .it's a back-foot no-ball. His back foot is touching the line .Free hit\nRathi to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .kabooooom! Fifty for Jitesh! The ball lands a dozen rows beyond the midwicket .boundary. Length ball dipping around middle, and Jitesh has a liberal heave at it across .the line .See all photos\nRathi to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .full and flat, and wide of off. Driven to extra cover for a quick single\nRathi to Agarwal, 1 run .full on the stumps, and driven to long-off. There's no hurry now, with that early six\nRathi to Jitesh Sharma, no run .backs away, and Rathi fires this on a fullish length by going wide of off. Jitesh reaches .out to have a slash but misses. It isn't called wide, and Jitesh reviews. So we have .another break in play, and Pant and Rathi have a chat. Jitesh ended up reaching out for\nRathi to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .on a length on keg, and punched to mid-off to keep ticking .Over the stumps now .He's about to deliver, but then clips the stumps at his end. He appeals for run-out, and it .goes to the third umpire. Wow, the stumps are broken with Jitesh well outside the .crease!! But wait, it's given as not out! And we know why - because of the release point. .Pant even asked for the appeal to be withdrawn!\nRathi to Agarwal, 1 run .full ball dipping on the stumps, and nudged behind square\nO'Rourke to Agarwal, 1 run .slashed on the bounce to the man at deep cover point, as O'Rourke bowls on the shorter .side of a length, and around sixth stump\nO'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .ramped over short third! Jitesh makes room, and rides the bounce of this bouncer, .which shapes in from outside off to finish around leg. He's leaping in the crease while .playing that, and gets four\nO'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, no run .another bouncer, but this time Jitesh is beaten. O'Rourke bangs this on off, and gets it .finish on leg, as Jitesh looked to hook but missed\nO'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .flung away over extra cover! He's taking RCB home. Jitesh sits deep in the crease, and .lofts this length ball outside off to powerfully dispatch that for another boundary\nO'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .swatted back down the ground!! That went bang 90 degrees back. Short delivery on off .or thereabouts, and absolutely clobbered for six\nO'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .two in a row!! This one flies high into the sky, before landing over the midwicket .boundary. He's deep in the crease again, and flings this ball out for back-to-back sixes .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nBadoni to Agarwal, 1 run .flat and quick, and on a length on middle. Pulled to long-on\nBadoni to Jitesh Sharma, 2 runs .a yorker on leg, and he shifts his weight back to clip this towards midwicket. Two more .in no time\nBadoni to Jitesh Sharma, no run .angled across with a roundarm, and full and wide of off. Left alone, and not called wide\nBadoni to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .swept away over square leg! RCB make it to Qualifier 1! A friendly full delivery on the .stumps, and Jitesh gave it his all in dumping the ball beyond the boundary. Jitesh .reminds the world of his potential, when we all wondered where the chase would end up .after Kohli's dismissal. A captain's knock of 85* off just 33 balls, an innings which has .even put Pant's 118* into oblivion .See all photos","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs RCB, 70th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Akash Singh to Salt, FOUR runs Pumped over the bowler. Swinging and very full on middle, Salt didn't need to extend his arms to lift the drive\n Akash Singh to Salt, 1 run On the pads, clipped to short fine. Breetzke, at mid-off, can't collect Avesh's throw properly leading to an overthrow\n Akash Singh to Kohli, no run Fuller side of length on middle, a bit of swing in, defended to the bowler's left\n Akash Singh to Kohli, no run Pitched up on off, 130ks, no swing, punched to mid-on. Akash stepped into the danger zone in his follow-through, ump has a word Virat Kohli in IPL, 2025 INNS 13 RUNS 548 SR 144.59 AVE 60.88 HS 73*\n Akash Singh to Kohli, no run Full again, on off, driven off the inside-half to mid-on\n Akash Singh to Kohli, FOUR runs Bishnoi at midwicket jumps but Kohli's flick clears him easily. Full again, on off, Kohli's balance is spot-on\n O'Rourke to Salt, FOUR runs Not there, seam up on fifth on a three-quarter length. Salt takes the smallest of forward strides and slaps it through cover\n O'Rourke to Salt, 1 run Full on leg, 131ks, whipped to deep midwicket on the bounce\n O'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs Too full, too straight, beats the flick and goes fine off the pad. Given runs but it looked like it was pad, Pooran got gloves on it but couldn't hold on\n O'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs Edge... flies over short third. Kohli slashed hard at a rising length ball on fifth, wanted to go over cover\n O'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs Pulled to the right of midwicket. From fifth stump, off a back of length. Rolled the wrists , bat turned in the hand but the placement was good\n O'Rourke to Kohli, 1 wide Kohli dances down early, so O'Rourke went wide on a fullish length. Might've swung away a touch, let go\n O'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs Even better pull, this is from shoulder-height. Into the ground again, through forward square. The pace-on bouncer at fifth was quick off the pitch\n Rathi to Salt, 1 run 101ks length ball on leg, whipped to long-on\n Rathi to Kohli, 1 run Length on leg, whipped to deep square leg\n Rathi to Salt, no run More defensive bowling. Flat on a length at off, Salt stands leg side and cuts to cover\n Rathi to Salt, FOUR runs Rathi misses his line and gets pulled. Deep midwicket was out, this went over backward square leg. Was a very short ball that sat up and finished down leg, just over pad height\n Rathi to Salt, 2 runs Bishnoi fumbles at deep midwicket, allows the second. 98ks length ball was on fourth, Salt was hurried a touch on the pull but got it along the ground\n Rathi to Salt, no run Goot shot... and fielding. Cut a flat legbreak on middle from a length, found Shahbaz at point\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, 1 run Full on leg, punched to long-off\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs Overpitched, thumped straight of mid-on. No spin, angling into leg. Salt cleared his front leg just a touch, wound up and followed through bigtime\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Salt, no run Slapped hard, finds mid-off. Length ball on off at 92ks sat up a touch\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Salt, 1 run Quick single to mid-off. Salt made room and got followed by a length ball that he slapped again\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, 1 run Fullish on leg, punched against the angle to long-off\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs Another cut, finds the gap despite the off-side field being loaded. Went well to the left of Rathi at cover. Ball was on a length, came very flat and didn't offer much room. Was on leg replay shows. Salt just moved late. RCB's fifty up in four overs\n Avesh Khan to Kohli, 1 wide Goes yorker. Fires a low fully down leg, it goes past the attempted flick\n Avesh Khan to Kohli, FOUR runs Wow, that's pulled between mid-on and midwicket. Got it off shoulder height, it came slightly slowly off the pitch. Hit from in front of the body, wrists rolled again to reduce the risk.\n Avesh Khan to Kohli, 1 run Wide on a back of length, cut to deep-backward point\n Avesh Khan to Salt, no run Yorker on middle, perfect execution from wide of the crease. Jammed to mid-off\n Avesh Khan to Salt, no run Wide and shortish, goes past the flashy cut. Salt cleared his front leg and was beyond his reach. Not given wide, Salt surprised\n Avesh Khan to Salt, FOUR runs Flat-batted again despite the lack of room. Back of length on middle and leg, Salt's able to make room just before playing the shot\n Avesh Khan to Salt, no run 140ks yorker following Salt as he makes room, whips it while sliding the back foot away. Finds square leg Pant back on now, has his gloves on.\n Akash Singh to Kohli, no run Scoots low off a length. It angled away through fifth. Kohli semi-collapsed after trying to drive it on the up through cover\n Akash Singh to Kohli, 1 run Flicked off the pads to deep midwicket. 108ks on a fullish length at the pads\n Akash Singh to Salt, no run Salt gets away with it. Almost got out to a high-ish full toss. Pace on, around thigh-high and angling away through fourth. Salt didn't make room and tried to carve it over extra, bottom hand came off. On the bounce to cover who ran in\n Akash Singh to Salt, OUT No getting away this time, Salt is caught at cover. Akash whacks it into the pitch, 147ks although it didn't look that fast, angling away outside off. Salt didn't move across, tried to slap it over extra. It rose just above the shoulder, he jumped but still couldn't reach it. \n Akash Singh to Patidar, 1 run Slower and fullish on the pads, flicked to deep square leg\n Akash Singh to Kohli, FOUR runs Slight misfield to the left by backward point and it races away. Was a shortish ball around shoulder height, Kohli got the bat facing down on the late cut\n Rathi to Patidar, 1 run Misfield again, cover was walking back and got bad bounced. Bishnoi there. Was a length ball on fourth that was punched\n Rathi to Kohli, 2 runs Cut to the left of deep cover. Fourth-stump googly at 95ks spun in a touch and skidded. Good ball but Kohli was smooth\n Rathi to Kohli, 1 run 97ks full ball on leg, flicked to deep square off the inside-half\n Rathi to Patidar, FOUR runs Edged, no slip. Four. Rathi beats Patidar for pace as he looks to cut. Carrom ball was over 100ks Bishnoi at slip\n Rathi to Patidar, 1 run Looked like he gave it air, but it's 100ks. Swept on the bounce to long-on\n Rathi to Kohli, 1 run Full on fourth, worked to long-on Timeout. A calculated chase so far. LSG will be a couple of wickets away in the next 5-10 overs though. Pitch is still good. If pacers' slower balls start sticking, that might change\n O'Rourke to Kohli, 1 run Good reactions from both batter and bowler. Kohli charged down early, so O'Rourke went slow and wide on a lenth. Kohli reached out and flapped it to long-on\n O'Rourke to Patidar, SIX runs An almost no-look flick. Waited for the seam-up length ball to arrive to the top of his pad and lifted it pretty much with a vertical bat swing. Over fine leg See all photos\n O'Rourke to Patidar, 1 run Full on fifth, guided to the left of backward point.\n O'Rourke to Kohli, FOUR runs Mid-off in, so Kohli thrashes it over extra. Holds his shape too. O'Rourke goes too full, fourth stump, Kohli doesn't need to move his feet.\n O'Rourke to Kohli, 2 wide Attempted yorker turns into a knee-roll high full toss down leg. Goes past the flick, Pant does well to half-stop it with a dive to the left\n O'Rourke to Patidar, OUT Slower one and Patidar slashes straight to backward point. 118ks cutter on a length was wide, Patidar walked into the shot. Wanted to go over cover, got a thickish edge that went flat around chest-height \n O'Rourke to Livingstone, OUT Lbw given, looked out. No review. Back to back for O'Rourke! LIvingstone went across to off stump and tried to flick the 135ks full ball from the crease. It went past the edge and hit him flush on the front foot. Pitching off, impact middle, hitting leg \n Shahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, 1 run 96ks length ball at the stumps, punched to long-on\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Agarwal, 1 run Agarwal doesn't account for the turn and gets a bottom edge trying to nudge it to cover. Was a length ball going through fifth Virat Kohli vs Shahbaz Ahmed BALLS 14 RUNS 9 OUTS 0 SR 64.28 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, no run Fullish outside off, 101ks, driven hard but finds cover\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, no run Well stopped at cover, Badoni dives to the right to deny the single. Was a length ball on leg that Kohli punched after making room\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, FOUR runs Driven over the bowler effortlessly. Through the line. Fullish ball was on middle and Kohli was beside it. Slid the back leg out of the way and continued to middle the ball\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Kohli, 1 run Very flat on a fullish length. Punched from off stump to long-off\n Akash Singh to Kohli, FOUR runs Caressed with the horizontal bat through extra to bring up fifty. Kohli looks around intently while raising the bat. Wasn't that short but slightly wide, left-armer's angle helped See all photos\n Akash Singh to Kohli, 1 run Wide on a length, steered to sweeper cover\n Akash Singh to Agarwal, FOUR runs Cut in front of point. Too square for sweeper cover. Was a fifth-stump ball just over stump height, Agarwal crouched and played it with the ball almost past him See all photos\n Akash Singh to Agarwal, FOUR runs Akash overcompensates with the line. Went bouncer but it came just under the armpits at 120ks, Agarwal swivels and pulls it fine. Too fine for deep fine leg\n Akash Singh to Agarwal, FOUR runs Cut between short third and backward point. Line's the issue again. Back outside off, on a length through fifth. Agarwal waits for the slower one and hits late. Kohli's pumped\n Akash Singh to Agarwal, 1 run Punched to cover off the front foot, slight fumble. Agarwal says no to the second RCB abreast of the required rate but wickets are an issue. Can they get home? Find out with Himanshu\n Rathi to Agarwal, no run gets this to dip on a full length, and just outside off. Chopped to point\n Rathi to Agarwal, no run ohh! This stays low off a fullish length just outside off, as it straightens after pitching. Agarwal looked to pull but missed\n Rathi to Agarwal, FOUR runs cut away from very close to the stumps! On a fullish length, and this is just outside off, as he plays very late to beat point to his left\n Rathi to Agarwal, 1 run shortish in length around off, and turning in. Pulled to deep midwicket He's just about to deliver... before backing out. So we'll reload.\n Rathi to Kohli, 1 run on a length, and quicker on middle and off. Punched to long-on\n Rathi to Agarwal, 1 run fuller, and quick again. This skids through on middle and off, and is clipped behind square\n Avesh Khan to Agarwal, 1 run quite full, and swinging into off. Driven hard along the ground, and wide of long-off. The batters pushed for two, but there was hardly any time Virat Kohli vs Avesh Khan BALLS 44 RUNS 75 OUTS 3 SR 170.45 4s\/6s 13\/2\n Avesh Khan to Kohli, OUT sliced to long-off! RCB had already slowed down, and this wicket will hurt them further. Avesh swung this ball in, and pitched it on a fullish length around off. Kohli went lofting through the line, and played with the full face of the bat and with a high left elbow. But none of that got him the distance he would have liked. Good low catch by Badoni, and LSG land a big blow \n Avesh Khan to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs whipped to deep midwicket! The fielder there, placed wider than usual, ran and dived to his left, but the ball still managed to get into contact with his body, which was touching the boundary. It was a full ball swinging into middle, as Jitesh played with the movement\n Avesh Khan to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run a low full toss on off, and driven hard to long-on\n Avesh Khan to Agarwal, 2 runs on a length on off, and it straightens after pitching. Agarwal goes back to nudge this towards midwicket, and they bag in no time\n Avesh Khan to Agarwal, 2 runs misfield by Samad at backward point, and Agarwal gets two more. It was a good-length ball in the channel outside off, as Agarwal cut at it late. Both batters watched the ball went, and capitalised quickly on the fumble\n Akash Singh to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run he bowls from wide of the crease, and on a length on the stumps. Jitesh was backing away, and ended up chipping towards mid-off, with the ball hitting the higher side of the bat Agarwal key for RCB now\n Akash Singh to Agarwal, 1 run pulled to deep midwicket, as he plays this off the back foot off this short ball arriving on off\n Akash Singh to Jitesh Sharma, 2 runs a low full toss just outside off, as the ball angles across. He drives but gets it off the inside half of the bat to deep midwicket. Quick running gives them two\n Akash Singh to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run he goes for the reverse scoop, but ends up getting it off the inside edge to short fine leg. He shaped to play that early, as the ball dipped to come on as a full toss wide-ish of off\n Akash Singh to Agarwal, 1 run on a length on leg, and moving away to end on middle, as he bowled at only 116kph. Whipped to deep midwicket Akash immediately goes down after that ball, with Pant helping stretch his left leg. The physio is now to have a check, and Akash seems to be up rather quickly.\n Akash Singh to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run on a fullish length on middle and off, and driven to extra cover for a hurried single. Direct hit at the non-striker's end would have been close\n O'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run full and wide of off, and driven slightly aerially to long-off. I almost thought O'Rourke got his hat-trick there\n O'Rourke to Agarwal, 3 runs a mistimed loft over short third! Badoni does well to turn around from backward point, and give it a chase. He pulls the ball back last moment, and keeps it to three, as Agarwal opened the face of the bat to have a slice at this slower ball, which is full and outside off\n O'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs deposited over long-off! Another slower ball from O'Rourke, but this is fullish, and on off. Jitesh backed away, and went through the line to dispatch that\n O'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs this time the reverse scoop works for Jitesh. He sits deep in the crease, opens his stance up, and switches over last moment, as the ball is a high-ish full toss on off. Four between keeper and short third\n O'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run run-out chance missed!! Agarwal called for a single, but Jitesh had his eyes on the ball. Length ball just outsdie off, and slashed on the bounce to short third, where Rathi fumbled. Agarwal went for the run, while Jitesh kept watching the ball. Amid the throw to O'Rourke, the batters did get the run\n O'Rourke to Agarwal, 2 runs a fumble at long-off now, as Agarwal lofts this length ball down. Two more, and RCB remain afloat in the big chase\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs fumble from O'Rourke!! What was a certain single is now a four. He was at deep cover, and moved to his left, but let the ball slip. Length ball just outside off, as Jitesh cut away\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, 2 runs great effort by Bishnoi! He was at deep-backward square, and ran and slid to his right to prevent two runs. Jitesh swept this fullish ball around middle\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs powerful hit over extra cover! He makes room, and skips down the pitch to thump this length ball outside off. Flat-batted, and for six!\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs swept away to deep square leg!! Jitesh is taking it away here. He takes a good stride out at this dipping ball on length on middle and off, and swings at this to go aerially Ohh, Jitesh was moving his back leg around to distract the bowler, who backed away last moment... so here he comes again\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run goes for the reverse sweep, but is seemingly hit on his right pad. Shahbaz appeals for lbw, but it's not given. The ball dribbles away behind point. Replays show there was glove involved, so no pad there Mayank Agarwal vs Shahbaz Ahmed BALLS 18 RUNS 29 OUTS 0 SR 161.11 4s\/6s 3\/1\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Agarwal, FOUR runs another miss in the field, and four more! LSG's fielding hurting them big time. Short in length, and outside off, as Agarwal shifted his weight back, and slashed at this through cover point. The fielder threw himself to his left, but in vain\n Avesh Khan to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run very full, and swinging into off. Driven back aerially, and the ball runs away to long-off even as Avesh got his right hand to it\n Avesh Khan to Agarwal, 1 run pretty full again, and this arrives on middle and off. Agarwal drills this to long-off\n Avesh Khan to Jitesh Sharma, 1 wide wow, Jitesh shapes to scoop - and gets across the stumps - and Avesh responds by banging in a bouncer. It is called wide as the ball balloons over middle. But Pant reviews last moment. He uses the time to have a word with Avesh. Jitesh ducked a little as the ball zoomed over, and replays show the ball travels well above even if he wasn't ducking. So it remains a wide, and LSG lose a review\n Avesh Khan to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs slower ball, and pumped back! It was full on middle and off, and Jitesh let the ball come on to him before launching it down the ground for four more. Long-off beaten to his right comfortably\n Avesh Khan to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs goes inside out over extra cover! Another slower ball, and Jitesh isn't fooled again. He makes room, and lofts this fullish ball around off for another boundary\n Avesh Khan to Jitesh Sharma, no run short ball around sixth stump, and the ball finishes closer to off. Jitesh looks to upper cut, but is beaten by the bounce and the pace\n Avesh Khan to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run on the fuller side, and outside off. Jitesh tries too hard to have a heave, but ends up dragging it to long-on Time-out\n gone! Taken at point! Jitesh is down on his knees. It was a good low catch by Badoni there, who did well to grab it just off the ground. Jitesh went reverse sweeping at this fullish ball dipping on the stumps, but didn't get it either wide or above the fielder. But he has been asked to wait - at first I thought for the catch, but wait, it's a no-ball!!! In fact, it's a back-foot no-ball. His back foot is touching the line Free hit\n Rathi to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs kabooooom! Fifty for Jitesh! The ball lands a dozen rows beyond the midwicket boundary. Length ball dipping around middle, and Jitesh has a liberal heave at it across the line See all photos\n Rathi to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run full and flat, and wide of off. Driven to extra cover for a quick single\n Rathi to Agarwal, 1 run full on the stumps, and driven to long-off. There's no hurry now, with that early six\n Rathi to Jitesh Sharma, no run backs away, and Rathi fires this on a fullish length by going wide of off. Jitesh reaches out to have a slash but misses. It isn't called wide, and Jitesh reviews. So we have another break in play, and Pant and Rathi have a chat. Jitesh ended up reaching out for\n Rathi to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run on a length on keg, and punched to mid-off to keep ticking Over the stumps now He's about to deliver, but then clips the stumps at his end. He appeals for run-out, and it goes to the third umpire. Wow, the stumps are broken with Jitesh well outside the crease!! But wait, it's given as not out! And we know why - because of the release point. Pant even asked for the appeal to be withdrawn!\n Rathi to Agarwal, 1 run full ball dipping on the stumps, and nudged behind square\n O'Rourke to Agarwal, 1 run slashed on the bounce to the man at deep cover point, as O'Rourke bowls on the shorter side of a length, and around sixth stump\n O'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs ramped over short third! Jitesh makes room, and rides the bounce of this bouncer, which shapes in from outside off to finish around leg. He's leaping in the crease while playing that, and gets four\n O'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, no run another bouncer, but this time Jitesh is beaten. O'Rourke bangs this on off, and gets it finish on leg, as Jitesh looked to hook but missed\n O'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs flung away over extra cover! He's taking RCB home. Jitesh sits deep in the crease, and lofts this length ball outside off to powerfully dispatch that for another boundary\n O'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs swatted back down the ground!! That went bang 90 degrees back. Short delivery on off or thereabouts, and absolutely clobbered for six\n O'Rourke to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs two in a row!! This one flies high into the sky, before landing over the midwicket boundary. He's deep in the crease again, and flings this ball out for back-to-back sixes AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Badoni to Agarwal, 1 run flat and quick, and on a length on middle. Pulled to long-on\n Badoni to Jitesh Sharma, 2 runs a yorker on leg, and he shifts his weight back to clip this towards midwicket. Two more in no time\n Badoni to Jitesh Sharma, no run angled across with a roundarm, and full and wide of off. Left alone, and not called wide\n Badoni to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs swept away over square leg! RCB make it to Qualifier 1! A friendly full delivery on the stumps, and Jitesh gave it his all in dumping the ball beyond the boundary. Jitesh reminds the world of his potential, when we all wondered where the chase would end up after Kohli's dismissal. A captain's knock of 85* off just 33 balls, an innings which has even put Pant's 118* into oblivion See all photos","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Agarwal","Jitesh Sharma","Kohli","Livingstone","Patidar","Salt"],"Runs":[41.0,85.0,54.0,0.0,14.0,30.0],"Balls_Faced":[23,33,30,1,7,19],"Fours":[5,8,10,0,1,6],"Sixes":[0,6,0,0,1,0],"S\/R":[178.26,257.58,180.0,0.0,200.0,157.89],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Badoni b Avesh Khan","lbw b O'Rourke","c Abdul Samad b O'Rourke","c Rathi b Akash Singh"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Akash Singh","Avesh Khan","Badoni","O'Rourke","Rathi","Shahbaz Ahmed"],"Balls":[24,18,4,24,24,18],"Runs_Given":[40.0,32.0,9.0,74.0,36.0,39.0],"Wickets":[1,1,0,2,0,0],"Overs":[4.0,3.0,0.4,4.0,4.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to Salt, FOUR runs .beaten comprehensively first ball but that's gone for four! An unplayable inswinger after .pitching around off, it cut Salt into half and went past the keeper for four, but off the .edge\nArcher to Salt, no run .sharp inswinger beats him again, barely any time to react and it thuds into his abdomen. .No time to run anywhere for anything\nArcher to Salt, no run .142.3kmh, he reads the swing this time and gets bat this time to defend it to leg\nArcher to Salt, SIX runs .he probably knows his Sussex team-mate to well! Expects the bouncer and shuffles a .long way to off early and hooks the bouncer, gets a top edge fine on the leg side for six!\nArcher to Salt, no run .Archer knows his team-mate as well! Another one swinging in, this time Salt doesn't .move too much and takes another one on the pad\nArcher to Salt, no run .very loud appeal for lbw and it's not given! Archer looked interested but Samson simply .jogs from one end of the pitch to another as the over finishes, no review taken. That one .swung in sharply from outside off, Salt moved to the off side again and missed the flick. .Replays show that was umpire's call in front of off stump and the ball was hitting the .stumps. So the review wouldn't have changed anything\nDeshpande to Kohli, 1 run .gets one outside off and drives through cover for one\nDeshpande to Salt, 1 run .swinging in and Salt clips it to leg for one more . .Tushar Deshpande in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .541 .WKTS .20 .4s\/6s .85\/26 .ECON .7.88 .AVE .35.55\nDeshpande to Kohli, no run .swinging in to Kohli as well, he tries to work it away but misses and the ball takes the .pad on its way to the keeper\nDeshpande to Kohli, 1 run .comes down this time like Jaiswal was early in the innings, and only gets an edge onto .his body while trying to punch it away .Looks like Salt has changed his bat, will it change his fortune against Archer?\nDeshpande to Salt, 1 run .swings for the near yorker on off and only gets an edge to leg for one more\nDeshpande to Kohli, FOUR runs .flicked away over midwicket for his first four! On middle and leg, no movement really .and he stands still and tall to chip that over the infield\nArcher to Salt, no run .can't even connect for the full toss! 137.2 kmh, he goes across for the swing on leg, .gets a full toss below knee height and swings but miscues it to mid-on\nArcher to Salt, FOUR runs .middles that to deep midwicket and Hetmyer dives for the catch but can't hold on! That .was a very tough chance after Salt swung it away, Hetmyer ran to his left and stuck his .left hand out with a dive, nearly caught the ball too but it didn't stick in\nArcher to Salt, SIX runs .Hetmyer is a spectator this time, that goes all the way in the crowd! Length ball on the .stumps, he is middling these balls now with pace on the bat and not as much swing as .his last over, and it lands in someone's daal bati. Just kidding\nArcher to Salt, 1 run .a wide yorker now on the other side, Salt slices it wide of cover for one . .Virat Kohli vs Jofra Archer .BALLS .66 .RUNS .86 .OUTS .0 .SR .130.30 .4s\/6s .9\/3\nArcher to Kohli, no run .he also swings on the leg side but doesn't really connect that\nArcher to Kohli, 1 run .excellent sound off the bat even though it's a push to mid-off for one\nSandeep to Kohli, 2 runs .it's almost a wicket, but Riyan Parag has dropped it! Kohli came down first ball and .skied that so high, it touched the moon and came back. And despite having all the time .in the world, Parag gets under it straight down the ground and makes a mess of it. He .had to cover some ground from long-on to his left but there was plenty of time\nSandeep to Kohli, FOUR runs .Kohli rubbing salt into RR's wounds now. Gets a length delivery outside off and .unleashes a risk-free crisp cover drive that just about beats the chasing fielder for four\nSandeep to Kohli, 1 run .on the stumps now and he flicks to deep midwicket for one\nSandeep to Salt, no run .swats against the line and doesn't quite middle it, finds mid on\nSandeep to Salt, no run .another tough chance and another one goes down! A leading edge off Salt's flick goes .back towards the umpire, Sandeep sticks his right hand out and touches the ball too, .but it goes down. So close! .See all photos\nSandeep to Salt, no run .drives that length one inside-out to cover, no time for a single\nTheekshana to Kohli, 1 run .quite straight outside off, Kohli stays back and punches to long-on . .Phil Salt vs Maheesh Theekshana .BALLS .32 .RUNS .51 .OUTS .1 .SR .159.37 .4s\/6s .6\/1\nTheekshana to Salt, FOUR runs .short on the pads and Salt unleashes a powerful swat right in the gap, behind square on .the leg side for a cracking four\nTheekshana to Salt, SIX runs .over long-on this time and six! Short again, this one well outside off and Salt has the .chance to free his arms. He opens up, pulls it right back with a horizontal bat and makes .long-on a spectator\nTheekshana to Salt, no run .full outside off now and he drills the drive to cover\nTheekshana to Salt, 1 run .dipping low full toss on leg, flicked down to long on for one more\nTheekshana to Kohli, 1 run .waits for the flatter delivery at nearly 105kmh, and collects a single to long on\nSandeep to Kohli, 1 wide .starts this fresh over with a wobble seam wide down leg\nSandeep to Kohli, 1 run .slow length ball on off, Kohli gently pushes it back to long-on\nSandeep to Salt, SIX runs .dances down and smashes that over long-off for his fourth six! No fielder in the deep at .long-off, he comes down to take the ball on the full and middles that straight drive down .the ground\nSandeep to Salt, 1 run .another drop! Smashed to cover where Jaiswal dives to his right and gets both hands to .it while going low, and still puts it down. He could have dismissed Salt with a direct hit .too, but didn't hit the stumps. And Sandeep wasn't interested in collecting the ball at all\nSandeep to Kohli, 1 run .Kohli also comes down and he gets a single down to long-on .Midwicket and square leg in the deep\nSandeep to Salt, FOUR runs .he knows exactly where those fielders are in the deep, gets a juicy full toss outside leg .that's going for a wide, but he'd not going to let that one pass. Flicks it behind square on .the leg side for an easy four\nSandeep to Salt, 1 run .bangs the slower one into the pitch and Salt waits before pulling it away to deep .midwicket for one .Speaking of Salt, the Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata turned up a noise that nothing in .Indian sport can perhaps match up to, as the crowd carried Mohun Bagan through to .another trophy win in the ISL final.\nKartikeya to Salt, 1 run .full on middle first ball and driven down to long off for one\nKartikeya to Kohli, 1 run .some room and Kohli bashes that back to long-off as well\nKartikeya to Salt, no run .looked like he was bowled but he's not! Salt misses the wild heave as the ball pitches .on off and goes straight and just misses the off stump! So lucky again, Salt\nKartikeya to Salt, 1 run .short on leg now and swatted to deep midwicket for one\nKartikeya to Kohli, 2 runs .soft hands from Kohli to clip the ball square of the wicket and they get two more . .Kumar Kartikeya in 2nd inns (in T20s) .INNS .23 .WKTS .31 .ECON .7.03 .AVE .17.16\nKartikeya to Kohli, no run .wristspin on middle stump, too full, and KK stops it after Kolhi drills it back\nHasaranga to Salt, no run .accurate length delivery on the stumps, he punches it back . .Phil Salt vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .661 .OUTS .35 .4s\/6s .63\/27 .SR .147.54 .AVE .18.88\nHasaranga to Salt, FOUR runs .too full on off and that's whacked through the covers! Welcome back, Hasaranga! And .it's a 28-ball fifty for Salt. A lot of bashing today while getting lives I've lost count of. .Maybe two .See all photos\nHasaranga to Salt, 1 run .drives this one with hard hands down to long-off. One more\nHasaranga to Kohli, 1 run .too full to Kohli as well, he happily drives it down as well\nHasaranga to Salt, SIX runs .a half-tracker now and it's a flat six on the leg side! This is really poor bowling from their .ace bowler. Too full earlier, now too short and it's pulled away with disdain\nHasaranga to Salt, no run .better length on middle and leg with some turn, Salt waits and drives it back before it's .stopped by the bowler .Really erratic lengths from Hasaranga, especially on a pitch that's been stopping and .turning a bit\nKartikeya to Kohli, 1 run .103.2kmh, flat on leg and nudged to leg for one\nKartikeya to Salt, 2 wide .full, quick and really wide outside off, it also goes off Samson's gloves and goes as two .wides\nKartikeya to Kohli, 1 run .slows it down outside off and Kohli slog sweeps with the turn to deep midwicket\nKartikeya to Salt, SIX runs .another short ball, another flat six on the leg side! It's just like the half tracker .Hasaranga had bowled and it's the same treatment again, absolutely flat and wide of .deep midwicket\nKartikeya to Salt, OUT .finally someone holds on to a catch and it's Jaiswal who had dropped Salt earlier! Not .really a wicket-taking delivery, it's short again, Salt pulls again but this time finds deep .midwicket as it had more height than distance .Phil Salt c Jaiswal b Kartikeya 65 (33b 5x4 6x6 38m) SR: 196.96\nKartikeya to Padikkal, 1 run .short of length on middle, he pulls it away to leg for one\nKartikeya to Kohli, 1 run .on length outside off, driven past cover for one easily\nHasaranga to Kohli, 1 run .slightly short on leg, he goes back and clips to leg for one\nHasaranga to Padikkal, FOUR runs .and again too full, this time Padikkal leans into the ball and middles that beautiful cover .drive to beat the sliding fielder in the deep . .Wanindu Hasaranga vs LHB .BALLS .1129 .WKTS .75 .4s\/6s .92\/74 .ECON .7.69 .AVE .19.30\nHasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run .gets a leading off off the flick, it flies to the right of the bowler to long-off\nHasaranga to Kohli, no run .stays low this time as it turns in towards middle, he defends it back\nHasaranga to Kohli, no run .on the pads now and worked to the leg side, another dot\nHasaranga to Kohli, 1 run .on the pads again, a tad shorter, and he clips it square for one .Two trees gifted by RCB with dots in that over, they're also wearing green today. And .here's Suds again","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs RCB, 28th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to Salt, FOUR runs beaten comprehensively first ball but that's gone for four! An unplayable inswinger after pitching around off, it cut Salt into half and went past the keeper for four, but off the edge\n Archer to Salt, no run sharp inswinger beats him again, barely any time to react and it thuds into his abdomen. No time to run anywhere for anything\n Archer to Salt, no run 142.3kmh, he reads the swing this time and gets bat this time to defend it to leg\n Archer to Salt, SIX runs he probably knows his Sussex team-mate to well! Expects the bouncer and shuffles a long way to off early and hooks the bouncer, gets a top edge fine on the leg side for six!\n Archer to Salt, no run Archer knows his team-mate as well! Another one swinging in, this time Salt doesn't move too much and takes another one on the pad\n Archer to Salt, no run very loud appeal for lbw and it's not given! Archer looked interested but Samson simply jogs from one end of the pitch to another as the over finishes, no review taken. That one swung in sharply from outside off, Salt moved to the off side again and missed the flick. Replays show that was umpire's call in front of off stump and the ball was hitting the stumps. So the review wouldn't have changed anything\n Deshpande to Kohli, 1 run gets one outside off and drives through cover for one\n Deshpande to Salt, 1 run swinging in and Salt clips it to leg for one more BALLS 541 WKTS 20 4s\/6s 85\/26 ECON 7.88 AVE 35.55\n Deshpande to Kohli, no run swinging in to Kohli as well, he tries to work it away but misses and the ball takes the pad on its way to the keeper\n Deshpande to Kohli, 1 run comes down this time like Jaiswal was early in the innings, and only gets an edge onto his body while trying to punch it away Looks like Salt has changed his bat, will it change his fortune against Archer?\n Deshpande to Salt, 1 run swings for the near yorker on off and only gets an edge to leg for one more\n Deshpande to Kohli, FOUR runs flicked away over midwicket for his first four! On middle and leg, no movement really and he stands still and tall to chip that over the infield\n Archer to Salt, no run can't even connect for the full toss! 137.2 kmh, he goes across for the swing on leg, gets a full toss below knee height and swings but miscues it to mid-on\n Archer to Salt, FOUR runs middles that to deep midwicket and Hetmyer dives for the catch but can't hold on! That was a very tough chance after Salt swung it away, Hetmyer ran to his left and stuck his left hand out with a dive, nearly caught the ball too but it didn't stick in\n Archer to Salt, SIX runs Hetmyer is a spectator this time, that goes all the way in the crowd! Length ball on the stumps, he is middling these balls now with pace on the bat and not as much swing as his last over, and it lands in someone's daal bati. Just kidding\n Archer to Salt, 1 run a wide yorker now on the other side, Salt slices it wide of cover for one Virat Kohli vs Jofra Archer BALLS 66 RUNS 86 OUTS 0 SR 130.30 4s\/6s 9\/3\n Archer to Kohli, no run he also swings on the leg side but doesn't really connect that\n Archer to Kohli, 1 run excellent sound off the bat even though it's a push to mid-off for one\n Sandeep to Kohli, 2 runs it's almost a wicket, but Riyan Parag has dropped it! Kohli came down first ball and skied that so high, it touched the moon and came back. And despite having all the time in the world, Parag gets under it straight down the ground and makes a mess of it. He had to cover some ground from long-on to his left but there was plenty of time\n Sandeep to Kohli, FOUR runs Kohli rubbing salt into RR's wounds now. Gets a length delivery outside off and unleashes a risk-free crisp cover drive that just about beats the chasing fielder for four\n Sandeep to Kohli, 1 run on the stumps now and he flicks to deep midwicket for one\n Sandeep to Salt, no run swats against the line and doesn't quite middle it, finds mid on\n Sandeep to Salt, no run another tough chance and another one goes down! A leading edge off Salt's flick goes back towards the umpire, Sandeep sticks his right hand out and touches the ball too, but it goes down. So close! See all photos\n Sandeep to Salt, no run drives that length one inside-out to cover, no time for a single\n Theekshana to Kohli, 1 run quite straight outside off, Kohli stays back and punches to long-on Phil Salt vs Maheesh Theekshana BALLS 32 RUNS 51 OUTS 1 SR 159.37 4s\/6s 6\/1\n Theekshana to Salt, FOUR runs short on the pads and Salt unleashes a powerful swat right in the gap, behind square on the leg side for a cracking four\n Theekshana to Salt, SIX runs over long-on this time and six! Short again, this one well outside off and Salt has the chance to free his arms. He opens up, pulls it right back with a horizontal bat and makes long-on a spectator\n Theekshana to Salt, no run full outside off now and he drills the drive to cover\n Theekshana to Salt, 1 run dipping low full toss on leg, flicked down to long on for one more\n Theekshana to Kohli, 1 run waits for the flatter delivery at nearly 105kmh, and collects a single to long on\n Sandeep to Kohli, 1 wide starts this fresh over with a wobble seam wide down leg\n Sandeep to Kohli, 1 run slow length ball on off, Kohli gently pushes it back to long-on\n Sandeep to Salt, SIX runs dances down and smashes that over long-off for his fourth six! No fielder in the deep at long-off, he comes down to take the ball on the full and middles that straight drive down the ground\n Sandeep to Salt, 1 run another drop! Smashed to cover where Jaiswal dives to his right and gets both hands to it while going low, and still puts it down. He could have dismissed Salt with a direct hit too, but didn't hit the stumps. And Sandeep wasn't interested in collecting the ball at all\n Sandeep to Kohli, 1 run Kohli also comes down and he gets a single down to long-on Midwicket and square leg in the deep\n Sandeep to Salt, FOUR runs he knows exactly where those fielders are in the deep, gets a juicy full toss outside leg that's going for a wide, but he'd not going to let that one pass. Flicks it behind square on the leg side for an easy four\n Sandeep to Salt, 1 run bangs the slower one into the pitch and Salt waits before pulling it away to deep midwicket for one Speaking of Salt, the Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata turned up a noise that nothing in Indian sport can perhaps match up to, as the crowd carried Mohun Bagan through to another trophy win in the ISL final.\n Kartikeya to Salt, 1 run full on middle first ball and driven down to long off for one\n Kartikeya to Kohli, 1 run some room and Kohli bashes that back to long-off as well\n Kartikeya to Salt, no run looked like he was bowled but he's not! Salt misses the wild heave as the ball pitches on off and goes straight and just misses the off stump! So lucky again, Salt\n Kartikeya to Salt, 1 run short on leg now and swatted to deep midwicket for one\n Kartikeya to Kohli, 2 runs soft hands from Kohli to clip the ball square of the wicket and they get two more INNS 23 WKTS 31 ECON 7.03 AVE 17.16\n Kartikeya to Kohli, no run wristspin on middle stump, too full, and KK stops it after Kolhi drills it back\n Hasaranga to Salt, no run accurate length delivery on the stumps, he punches it back Phil Salt vs legspin in T20s RUNS 661 OUTS 35 4s\/6s 63\/27 SR 147.54 AVE 18.88\n Hasaranga to Salt, FOUR runs too full on off and that's whacked through the covers! Welcome back, Hasaranga! And it's a 28-ball fifty for Salt. A lot of bashing today while getting lives I've lost count of. Maybe two See all photos\n Hasaranga to Salt, 1 run drives this one with hard hands down to long-off. One more\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 1 run too full to Kohli as well, he happily drives it down as well\n Hasaranga to Salt, SIX runs a half-tracker now and it's a flat six on the leg side! This is really poor bowling from their ace bowler. Too full earlier, now too short and it's pulled away with disdain\n Hasaranga to Salt, no run better length on middle and leg with some turn, Salt waits and drives it back before it's stopped by the bowler Really erratic lengths from Hasaranga, especially on a pitch that's been stopping and turning a bit\n Kartikeya to Kohli, 1 run 103.2kmh, flat on leg and nudged to leg for one\n Kartikeya to Salt, 2 wide full, quick and really wide outside off, it also goes off Samson's gloves and goes as two wides\n Kartikeya to Kohli, 1 run slows it down outside off and Kohli slog sweeps with the turn to deep midwicket\n Kartikeya to Salt, SIX runs another short ball, another flat six on the leg side! It's just like the half tracker Hasaranga had bowled and it's the same treatment again, absolutely flat and wide of deep midwicket\n Kartikeya to Salt, OUT finally someone holds on to a catch and it's Jaiswal who had dropped Salt earlier! Not really a wicket-taking delivery, it's short again, Salt pulls again but this time finds deep midwicket as it had more height than distance \n Kartikeya to Padikkal, 1 run short of length on middle, he pulls it away to leg for one\n Kartikeya to Kohli, 1 run on length outside off, driven past cover for one easily\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 1 run slightly short on leg, he goes back and clips to leg for one\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, FOUR runs and again too full, this time Padikkal leans into the ball and middles that beautiful cover drive to beat the sliding fielder in the deep Wanindu Hasaranga vs LHB BALLS 1129 WKTS 75 4s\/6s 92\/74 ECON 7.69 AVE 19.30\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run gets a leading off off the flick, it flies to the right of the bowler to long-off\n Hasaranga to Kohli, no run stays low this time as it turns in towards middle, he defends it back\n Hasaranga to Kohli, no run on the pads now and worked to the leg side, another dot\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 1 run on the pads again, a tad shorter, and he clips it square for one Two trees gifted by RCB with dots in that over, they're also wearing green today. And here's Suds again","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Kohli","Padikkal","Salt"],"Runs":[27.0,6.0,65.0],"Balls_Faced":[24,3,33],"Fours":[2,1,5],"Sixes":[0,0,6],"S\/R":[112.5,200.0,196.97],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Jaiswal b Kartikeya"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Hasaranga","Kartikeya","Sandeep","Theekshana"],"Balls":[12,6,12,12,12,6],"Runs_Given":[22.0,8.0,19.0,17.0,22.0,13.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to Salt, FOUR runs .beaten comprehensively first ball but that's gone for four! An unplayable inswinger after .pitching around off, it cut Salt into half and went past the keeper for four, but off the .edge\nArcher to Salt, no run .sharp inswinger beats him again, barely any time to react and it thuds into his abdomen. .No time to run anywhere for anything\nArcher to Salt, no run .142.3kmh, he reads the swing this time and gets bat this time to defend it to leg\nArcher to Salt, SIX runs .he probably knows his Sussex team-mate to well! Expects the bouncer and shuffles a .long way to off early and hooks the bouncer, gets a top edge fine on the leg side for six!\nArcher to Salt, no run .Archer knows his team-mate as well! Another one swinging in, this time Salt doesn't .move too much and takes another one on the pad\nArcher to Salt, no run .very loud appeal for lbw and it's not given! Archer looked interested but Samson simply .jogs from one end of the pitch to another as the over finishes, no review taken. That one .swung in sharply from outside off, Salt moved to the off side again and missed the flick. .Replays show that was umpire's call in front of off stump and the ball was hitting the .stumps. So the review wouldn't have changed anything\nDeshpande to Kohli, 1 run .gets one outside off and drives through cover for one\nDeshpande to Salt, 1 run .swinging in and Salt clips it to leg for one more . .Tushar Deshpande in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .541 .WKTS .20 .4s\/6s .85\/26 .ECON .7.88 .AVE .35.55\nDeshpande to Kohli, no run .swinging in to Kohli as well, he tries to work it away but misses and the ball takes the .pad on its way to the keeper\nDeshpande to Kohli, 1 run .comes down this time like Jaiswal was early in the innings, and only gets an edge onto .his body while trying to punch it away .Looks like Salt has changed his bat, will it change his fortune against Archer?\nDeshpande to Salt, 1 run .swings for the near yorker on off and only gets an edge to leg for one more\nDeshpande to Kohli, FOUR runs .flicked away over midwicket for his first four! On middle and leg, no movement really .and he stands still and tall to chip that over the infield\nArcher to Salt, no run .can't even connect for the full toss! 137.2 kmh, he goes across for the swing on leg, .gets a full toss below knee height and swings but miscues it to mid-on\nArcher to Salt, FOUR runs .middles that to deep midwicket and Hetmyer dives for the catch but can't hold on! That .was a very tough chance after Salt swung it away, Hetmyer ran to his left and stuck his .left hand out with a dive, nearly caught the ball too but it didn't stick in\nArcher to Salt, SIX runs .Hetmyer is a spectator this time, that goes all the way in the crowd! Length ball on the .stumps, he is middling these balls now with pace on the bat and not as much swing as .his last over, and it lands in someone's daal bati. Just kidding\nArcher to Salt, 1 run .a wide yorker now on the other side, Salt slices it wide of cover for one . .Virat Kohli vs Jofra Archer .BALLS .66 .RUNS .86 .OUTS .0 .SR .130.30 .4s\/6s .9\/3\nArcher to Kohli, no run .he also swings on the leg side but doesn't really connect that\nArcher to Kohli, 1 run .excellent sound off the bat even though it's a push to mid-off for one\nSandeep to Kohli, 2 runs .it's almost a wicket, but Riyan Parag has dropped it! Kohli came down first ball and .skied that so high, it touched the moon and came back. And despite having all the time .in the world, Parag gets under it straight down the ground and makes a mess of it. He .had to cover some ground from long-on to his left but there was plenty of time\nSandeep to Kohli, FOUR runs .Kohli rubbing salt into RR's wounds now. Gets a length delivery outside off and .unleashes a risk-free crisp cover drive that just about beats the chasing fielder for four\nSandeep to Kohli, 1 run .on the stumps now and he flicks to deep midwicket for one\nSandeep to Salt, no run .swats against the line and doesn't quite middle it, finds mid on\nSandeep to Salt, no run .another tough chance and another one goes down! A leading edge off Salt's flick goes .back towards the umpire, Sandeep sticks his right hand out and touches the ball too, .but it goes down. So close! .See all photos\nSandeep to Salt, no run .drives that length one inside-out to cover, no time for a single\nTheekshana to Kohli, 1 run .quite straight outside off, Kohli stays back and punches to long-on . .Phil Salt vs Maheesh Theekshana .BALLS .32 .RUNS .51 .OUTS .1 .SR .159.37 .4s\/6s .6\/1\nTheekshana to Salt, FOUR runs .short on the pads and Salt unleashes a powerful swat right in the gap, behind square on .the leg side for a cracking four\nTheekshana to Salt, SIX runs .over long-on this time and six! Short again, this one well outside off and Salt has the .chance to free his arms. He opens up, pulls it right back with a horizontal bat and makes .long-on a spectator\nTheekshana to Salt, no run .full outside off now and he drills the drive to cover\nTheekshana to Salt, 1 run .dipping low full toss on leg, flicked down to long on for one more\nTheekshana to Kohli, 1 run .waits for the flatter delivery at nearly 105kmh, and collects a single to long on\nSandeep to Kohli, 1 wide .starts this fresh over with a wobble seam wide down leg\nSandeep to Kohli, 1 run .slow length ball on off, Kohli gently pushes it back to long-on\nSandeep to Salt, SIX runs .dances down and smashes that over long-off for his fourth six! No fielder in the deep at .long-off, he comes down to take the ball on the full and middles that straight drive down .the ground\nSandeep to Salt, 1 run .another drop! Smashed to cover where Jaiswal dives to his right and gets both hands to .it while going low, and still puts it down. He could have dismissed Salt with a direct hit .too, but didn't hit the stumps. And Sandeep wasn't interested in collecting the ball at all\nSandeep to Kohli, 1 run .Kohli also comes down and he gets a single down to long-on .Midwicket and square leg in the deep\nSandeep to Salt, FOUR runs .he knows exactly where those fielders are in the deep, gets a juicy full toss outside leg .that's going for a wide, but he'd not going to let that one pass. Flicks it behind square on .the leg side for an easy four\nSandeep to Salt, 1 run .bangs the slower one into the pitch and Salt waits before pulling it away to deep .midwicket for one .Speaking of Salt, the Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata turned up a noise that nothing in .Indian sport can perhaps match up to, as the crowd carried Mohun Bagan through to .another trophy win in the ISL final.\nKartikeya to Salt, 1 run .full on middle first ball and driven down to long off for one\nKartikeya to Kohli, 1 run .some room and Kohli bashes that back to long-off as well\nKartikeya to Salt, no run .looked like he was bowled but he's not! Salt misses the wild heave as the ball pitches .on off and goes straight and just misses the off stump! So lucky again, Salt\nKartikeya to Salt, 1 run .short on leg now and swatted to deep midwicket for one\nKartikeya to Kohli, 2 runs .soft hands from Kohli to clip the ball square of the wicket and they get two more . .Kumar Kartikeya in 2nd inns (in T20s) .INNS .23 .WKTS .31 .ECON .7.03 .AVE .17.16\nKartikeya to Kohli, no run .wristspin on middle stump, too full, and KK stops it after Kolhi drills it back\nHasaranga to Salt, no run .accurate length delivery on the stumps, he punches it back . .Phil Salt vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .661 .OUTS .35 .4s\/6s .63\/27 .SR .147.54 .AVE .18.88\nHasaranga to Salt, FOUR runs .too full on off and that's whacked through the covers! Welcome back, Hasaranga! And .it's a 28-ball fifty for Salt. A lot of bashing today while getting lives I've lost count of. .Maybe two .See all photos\nHasaranga to Salt, 1 run .drives this one with hard hands down to long-off. One more\nHasaranga to Kohli, 1 run .too full to Kohli as well, he happily drives it down as well\nHasaranga to Salt, SIX runs .a half-tracker now and it's a flat six on the leg side! This is really poor bowling from their .ace bowler. Too full earlier, now too short and it's pulled away with disdain\nHasaranga to Salt, no run .better length on middle and leg with some turn, Salt waits and drives it back before it's .stopped by the bowler .Really erratic lengths from Hasaranga, especially on a pitch that's been stopping and .turning a bit\nKartikeya to Kohli, 1 run .103.2kmh, flat on leg and nudged to leg for one\nKartikeya to Salt, 2 wide .full, quick and really wide outside off, it also goes off Samson's gloves and goes as two .wides\nKartikeya to Kohli, 1 run .slows it down outside off and Kohli slog sweeps with the turn to deep midwicket\nKartikeya to Salt, SIX runs .another short ball, another flat six on the leg side! It's just like the half tracker .Hasaranga had bowled and it's the same treatment again, absolutely flat and wide of .deep midwicket\nKartikeya to Salt, OUT .finally someone holds on to a catch and it's Jaiswal who had dropped Salt earlier! Not .really a wicket-taking delivery, it's short again, Salt pulls again but this time finds deep .midwicket as it had more height than distance .Phil Salt c Jaiswal b Kartikeya 65 (33b 5x4 6x6 38m) SR: 196.96\nKartikeya to Padikkal, 1 run .short of length on middle, he pulls it away to leg for one\nKartikeya to Kohli, 1 run .on length outside off, driven past cover for one easily\nHasaranga to Kohli, 1 run .slightly short on leg, he goes back and clips to leg for one\nHasaranga to Padikkal, FOUR runs .and again too full, this time Padikkal leans into the ball and middles that beautiful cover .drive to beat the sliding fielder in the deep . .Wanindu Hasaranga vs LHB .BALLS .1129 .WKTS .75 .4s\/6s .92\/74 .ECON .7.69 .AVE .19.30\nHasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run .gets a leading off off the flick, it flies to the right of the bowler to long-off\nHasaranga to Kohli, no run .stays low this time as it turns in towards middle, he defends it back\nHasaranga to Kohli, no run .on the pads now and worked to the leg side, another dot\nHasaranga to Kohli, 1 run .on the pads again, a tad shorter, and he clips it square for one .Two trees gifted by RCB with dots in that over, they're also wearing green today. And .here's Suds again\nArcher to Kohli, 1 wide .Full and down leg, 127.4kph, Kohli makes way for it to fly to the keeper\nArcher to Kohli, 1 run .Length ball outside off, steered to deep third\nArcher to Padikkal, no run .Almost chopped on. Archer cramps him up for room by coming around the wicket and .bowling it on a length. He looks to glides it to third but gets an inside edge to the keeper\nArcher to Padikkal, 1 wide .Length ball well down leg, he flicks but misses\nArcher to Padikkal, no run .Length ball on off, defended back down the track\nArcher to Padikkal, 1 run .Back of a length around off, he steers it to deep third to keep strike\nArcher to Kohli, no run .Back of a length outside off, he stands tall and slaps it straight to short cover. It was at .142.9kph\nArcher to Kohli, 1 run .Fuller around off, 145.6kph, pushed towards mid-off for a quick single\nParag to Kohli, 1 run .Starts with a length ball on middle and leg, he goes back to punch it through midwicket . .Virat Kohli in IPL, 2025 .INNS .6 .RUNS .216 .SR .138.46 .AVE .54.00 .HS .67\nParag to Padikkal, no run .Lands it on a length around off, no pace on it, it spins away, DDP goes back and only .pushes it back to the on side\nParag to Padikkal, 1 run .Skids on from a length, he goes back and pulls it to deep square leg\nParag to Kohli, 1 run .Quicker on leg, turned through square leg. Looked like the arm ball\nParag to Padikkal, 2 wide .Fired down leg, DDP misses his swish, Samson parries it towards short fine leg\nParag to Kohli, 1 run .Angles it away from Kohli, 90.8kph, on a length, he slaps it past cover\nParag to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Misdirects again, pays the price this time. Quicker and down leg on a length, Padikkal .goes back and only directs it fine. Easily beats short fine leg, ten off Parag's first\nKartikeya to Kohli, no run .Googly outside off, away from the batter, slapped to short cover\nKartikeya to Kohli, 1 run .Tossed up full on off, lofted towards long-off\nKartikeya to Padikkal, no run .Wrong'un full outside off, driven towards cover, where Archer dives and stops\nKartikeya to Padikkal, no run .DDP misses out! Short and wide, the orthodox, he cuts it straight to backward point\nKartikeya to Padikkal, 1 run .Wristy on a length outside off, steers it to short third for a quick one\nKartikeya to Kohli, SIX runs .Goes over long-on! For a brief while, the fielder was interested. Tossed up full on .middle, Kohli clears his front leg and thumps it straight over the fielder\nTheekshana to Padikkal, 1 run .Quicker one on a length on leg, clipped through square leg\nTheekshana to Kohli, FOUR runs .Whipped away through midwicket! Seeing Kohli back away early, Theekshana followed .him with a carrom ball. But it turned out to be a half-tracker that he heaves it away with .ease\nTheekshana to Kohli, 1 run .Length ball on off, punched through cover\nTheekshana to Padikkal, 1 run .Slips in the quicker one on leg, he turns it to short fine leg and sprints to the other end\nTheekshana to Kohli, no run .Length ball just outside off, punched back to the bowler . .Virat Kohli vs Maheesh Theekshana .BALLS .23 .RUNS .28 .OUTS .0 .SR .121.73 .4s\/6s .1\/1\nTheekshana to Kohli, 1 run .Quicker length ball outside off, 99.9kph, punched to long-off\nHasaranga to Kohli, 1 run .Short on middle, he goes back and pulls it to deep midwicket on the bounce\nHasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run .Tossed up on a length on leg, clipped with the spin through square leg\nHasaranga to Kohli, SIX runs .Glorious! Gets to a fifty in fine fashion Sees the flighted ball on middle, he dances down .the track and smacks it straight over the bowler. His 100th T20 fifty, says Ian Bishop on .air\nHasaranga to Kohli, 2 runs .Quicker length ball on leg, clipped through forward square leg\nHasaranga to Kohli, no run .The wrong'un on a length on middle, punched to midwicket\nHasaranga to Kohli, FOUR runs .Finds the gap to perfections. Maps or Kohli? Legspinner on a length on leg, enough .time for him to go back and whip it away through midwicket .Timeout, with RCB starting to speed up keeping NRR in mind\nDeshpande to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Padikkal class in Jaipur. Holds his shape against the length ball and merely lofts it over .the in-field. Over mid-off and four against Deshpande, who begins from around the .stumps\nDeshpande to Padikkal, no run .Length ball outside off, chopped to backward point . .Devdutt Padikkal vs RR in T20s .INNS .6 .RUNS .247 .SR .143.60 .AVE .61.75\nDeshpande to Padikkal, SIX runs .Huggeeee! Short and angling into him, Padikkal has a free swing. Swivels and pulls it .wayyyy over fine leg\nDeshpande to Padikkal, 2 runs .Picks the slower one now but doesn't get the desired result. Fuller in length outside off, .he lofts it towards deep cover, where it lands short if Hetmyer charging in\nDeshpande to Padikkal, no run .Short and outside off, he goes for the pull but misses\nDeshpande to Padikkal, 1 run .Dropped! Make that ninth for the game. It was not a tough one, really. Short and wide, it .was the slower one. Padikkal looks to ramp it up and almost hits it down deep third's .throat. Theekshana comes charging in and shells it after diving forward. 27 runs off the .previous two overs\nArcher to Padikkal, 2 runs .Full on leg, flicked through forward square leg\nArcher to Padikkal, (no ball) .Short and wide outside off, he hops and looks to slash it away and misses. Archer limps .after bowling that. Called no-ball, he has overstepped\nArcher to Padikkal, no run .Misses out on the full toss! Padikkal backs away to take full toll but only gets a thick .outside edge on the bounce to Samson\nArcher to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Angling in on a length, Padikkal clears his front leg and lofts it over midwicket. One, two .skips and four.\nArcher to Padikkal, no run .Perfect fast bowler's riposte! Angles in a perfect bouncer that floors DDP, who arches .away to ramp it up . .Jofra Archer in IPL, 2025 .INNS .6 .WKTS .5 .ECON .9.93 .AVE .42.40 .BEST .3\/25\nArcher to Padikkal, 1 run .Back of a length angling in from outside off, it gets big on him as he slaps it to deep .cover-point\nArcher to Kohli, 1 run .Back of a length outside off, Kohli pulls it to deep midwicket, just nine off Archer's last .over despite the boundary and the no-ball .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nSandeep to Kohli, 2 runs .Short outside off, looked like the knuckle ball. Kohli pulls it through midwicket and .charges back for two\nSandeep to Kohli, 1 run .Short and wide again with the slower one, punched aerially towards deep cover, where .Jaiswal sprints forward and dives but it lands short\nSandeep to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Easy does it! One of the most low-key winning runs. Length ball angling away from him, .Padikkal reaches out to squeeze it past backward point. No one deep there and RCB .seal a dominant nine-wicket win","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs RCB, 28th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to Salt, FOUR runs beaten comprehensively first ball but that's gone for four! An unplayable inswinger after pitching around off, it cut Salt into half and went past the keeper for four, but off the edge\n Archer to Salt, no run sharp inswinger beats him again, barely any time to react and it thuds into his abdomen. No time to run anywhere for anything\n Archer to Salt, no run 142.3kmh, he reads the swing this time and gets bat this time to defend it to leg\n Archer to Salt, SIX runs he probably knows his Sussex team-mate to well! Expects the bouncer and shuffles a long way to off early and hooks the bouncer, gets a top edge fine on the leg side for six!\n Archer to Salt, no run Archer knows his team-mate as well! Another one swinging in, this time Salt doesn't move too much and takes another one on the pad\n Archer to Salt, no run very loud appeal for lbw and it's not given! Archer looked interested but Samson simply jogs from one end of the pitch to another as the over finishes, no review taken. That one swung in sharply from outside off, Salt moved to the off side again and missed the flick. Replays show that was umpire's call in front of off stump and the ball was hitting the stumps. So the review wouldn't have changed anything\n Deshpande to Kohli, 1 run gets one outside off and drives through cover for one\n Deshpande to Salt, 1 run swinging in and Salt clips it to leg for one more BALLS 541 WKTS 20 4s\/6s 85\/26 ECON 7.88 AVE 35.55\n Deshpande to Kohli, no run swinging in to Kohli as well, he tries to work it away but misses and the ball takes the pad on its way to the keeper\n Deshpande to Kohli, 1 run comes down this time like Jaiswal was early in the innings, and only gets an edge onto his body while trying to punch it away Looks like Salt has changed his bat, will it change his fortune against Archer?\n Deshpande to Salt, 1 run swings for the near yorker on off and only gets an edge to leg for one more\n Deshpande to Kohli, FOUR runs flicked away over midwicket for his first four! On middle and leg, no movement really and he stands still and tall to chip that over the infield\n Archer to Salt, no run can't even connect for the full toss! 137.2 kmh, he goes across for the swing on leg, gets a full toss below knee height and swings but miscues it to mid-on\n Archer to Salt, FOUR runs middles that to deep midwicket and Hetmyer dives for the catch but can't hold on! That was a very tough chance after Salt swung it away, Hetmyer ran to his left and stuck his left hand out with a dive, nearly caught the ball too but it didn't stick in\n Archer to Salt, SIX runs Hetmyer is a spectator this time, that goes all the way in the crowd! Length ball on the stumps, he is middling these balls now with pace on the bat and not as much swing as his last over, and it lands in someone's daal bati. Just kidding\n Archer to Salt, 1 run a wide yorker now on the other side, Salt slices it wide of cover for one Virat Kohli vs Jofra Archer BALLS 66 RUNS 86 OUTS 0 SR 130.30 4s\/6s 9\/3\n Archer to Kohli, no run he also swings on the leg side but doesn't really connect that\n Archer to Kohli, 1 run excellent sound off the bat even though it's a push to mid-off for one\n Sandeep to Kohli, 2 runs it's almost a wicket, but Riyan Parag has dropped it! Kohli came down first ball and skied that so high, it touched the moon and came back. And despite having all the time in the world, Parag gets under it straight down the ground and makes a mess of it. He had to cover some ground from long-on to his left but there was plenty of time\n Sandeep to Kohli, FOUR runs Kohli rubbing salt into RR's wounds now. Gets a length delivery outside off and unleashes a risk-free crisp cover drive that just about beats the chasing fielder for four\n Sandeep to Kohli, 1 run on the stumps now and he flicks to deep midwicket for one\n Sandeep to Salt, no run swats against the line and doesn't quite middle it, finds mid on\n Sandeep to Salt, no run another tough chance and another one goes down! A leading edge off Salt's flick goes back towards the umpire, Sandeep sticks his right hand out and touches the ball too, but it goes down. So close! See all photos\n Sandeep to Salt, no run drives that length one inside-out to cover, no time for a single\n Theekshana to Kohli, 1 run quite straight outside off, Kohli stays back and punches to long-on Phil Salt vs Maheesh Theekshana BALLS 32 RUNS 51 OUTS 1 SR 159.37 4s\/6s 6\/1\n Theekshana to Salt, FOUR runs short on the pads and Salt unleashes a powerful swat right in the gap, behind square on the leg side for a cracking four\n Theekshana to Salt, SIX runs over long-on this time and six! Short again, this one well outside off and Salt has the chance to free his arms. He opens up, pulls it right back with a horizontal bat and makes long-on a spectator\n Theekshana to Salt, no run full outside off now and he drills the drive to cover\n Theekshana to Salt, 1 run dipping low full toss on leg, flicked down to long on for one more\n Theekshana to Kohli, 1 run waits for the flatter delivery at nearly 105kmh, and collects a single to long on\n Sandeep to Kohli, 1 wide starts this fresh over with a wobble seam wide down leg\n Sandeep to Kohli, 1 run slow length ball on off, Kohli gently pushes it back to long-on\n Sandeep to Salt, SIX runs dances down and smashes that over long-off for his fourth six! No fielder in the deep at long-off, he comes down to take the ball on the full and middles that straight drive down the ground\n Sandeep to Salt, 1 run another drop! Smashed to cover where Jaiswal dives to his right and gets both hands to it while going low, and still puts it down. He could have dismissed Salt with a direct hit too, but didn't hit the stumps. And Sandeep wasn't interested in collecting the ball at all\n Sandeep to Kohli, 1 run Kohli also comes down and he gets a single down to long-on Midwicket and square leg in the deep\n Sandeep to Salt, FOUR runs he knows exactly where those fielders are in the deep, gets a juicy full toss outside leg that's going for a wide, but he'd not going to let that one pass. Flicks it behind square on the leg side for an easy four\n Sandeep to Salt, 1 run bangs the slower one into the pitch and Salt waits before pulling it away to deep midwicket for one Speaking of Salt, the Salt Lake Stadium in Kolkata turned up a noise that nothing in Indian sport can perhaps match up to, as the crowd carried Mohun Bagan through to another trophy win in the ISL final.\n Kartikeya to Salt, 1 run full on middle first ball and driven down to long off for one\n Kartikeya to Kohli, 1 run some room and Kohli bashes that back to long-off as well\n Kartikeya to Salt, no run looked like he was bowled but he's not! Salt misses the wild heave as the ball pitches on off and goes straight and just misses the off stump! So lucky again, Salt\n Kartikeya to Salt, 1 run short on leg now and swatted to deep midwicket for one\n Kartikeya to Kohli, 2 runs soft hands from Kohli to clip the ball square of the wicket and they get two more INNS 23 WKTS 31 ECON 7.03 AVE 17.16\n Kartikeya to Kohli, no run wristspin on middle stump, too full, and KK stops it after Kolhi drills it back\n Hasaranga to Salt, no run accurate length delivery on the stumps, he punches it back Phil Salt vs legspin in T20s RUNS 661 OUTS 35 4s\/6s 63\/27 SR 147.54 AVE 18.88\n Hasaranga to Salt, FOUR runs too full on off and that's whacked through the covers! Welcome back, Hasaranga! And it's a 28-ball fifty for Salt. A lot of bashing today while getting lives I've lost count of. Maybe two See all photos\n Hasaranga to Salt, 1 run drives this one with hard hands down to long-off. One more\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 1 run too full to Kohli as well, he happily drives it down as well\n Hasaranga to Salt, SIX runs a half-tracker now and it's a flat six on the leg side! This is really poor bowling from their ace bowler. Too full earlier, now too short and it's pulled away with disdain\n Hasaranga to Salt, no run better length on middle and leg with some turn, Salt waits and drives it back before it's stopped by the bowler Really erratic lengths from Hasaranga, especially on a pitch that's been stopping and turning a bit\n Kartikeya to Kohli, 1 run 103.2kmh, flat on leg and nudged to leg for one\n Kartikeya to Salt, 2 wide full, quick and really wide outside off, it also goes off Samson's gloves and goes as two wides\n Kartikeya to Kohli, 1 run slows it down outside off and Kohli slog sweeps with the turn to deep midwicket\n Kartikeya to Salt, SIX runs another short ball, another flat six on the leg side! It's just like the half tracker Hasaranga had bowled and it's the same treatment again, absolutely flat and wide of deep midwicket\n Kartikeya to Salt, OUT finally someone holds on to a catch and it's Jaiswal who had dropped Salt earlier! Not really a wicket-taking delivery, it's short again, Salt pulls again but this time finds deep midwicket as it had more height than distance \n Kartikeya to Padikkal, 1 run short of length on middle, he pulls it away to leg for one\n Kartikeya to Kohli, 1 run on length outside off, driven past cover for one easily\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 1 run slightly short on leg, he goes back and clips to leg for one\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, FOUR runs and again too full, this time Padikkal leans into the ball and middles that beautiful cover drive to beat the sliding fielder in the deep Wanindu Hasaranga vs LHB BALLS 1129 WKTS 75 4s\/6s 92\/74 ECON 7.69 AVE 19.30\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run gets a leading off off the flick, it flies to the right of the bowler to long-off\n Hasaranga to Kohli, no run stays low this time as it turns in towards middle, he defends it back\n Hasaranga to Kohli, no run on the pads now and worked to the leg side, another dot\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 1 run on the pads again, a tad shorter, and he clips it square for one Two trees gifted by RCB with dots in that over, they're also wearing green today. And here's Suds again\n Archer to Kohli, 1 wide Full and down leg, 127.4kph, Kohli makes way for it to fly to the keeper\n Archer to Kohli, 1 run Length ball outside off, steered to deep third\n Archer to Padikkal, no run Almost chopped on. Archer cramps him up for room by coming around the wicket and bowling it on a length. He looks to glides it to third but gets an inside edge to the keeper\n Archer to Padikkal, 1 wide Length ball well down leg, he flicks but misses\n Archer to Padikkal, no run Length ball on off, defended back down the track\n Archer to Padikkal, 1 run Back of a length around off, he steers it to deep third to keep strike\n Archer to Kohli, no run Back of a length outside off, he stands tall and slaps it straight to short cover. It was at 142.9kph\n Archer to Kohli, 1 run Fuller around off, 145.6kph, pushed towards mid-off for a quick single\n Parag to Kohli, 1 run Starts with a length ball on middle and leg, he goes back to punch it through midwicket Virat Kohli in IPL, 2025 INNS 6 RUNS 216 SR 138.46 AVE 54.00 HS 67\n Parag to Padikkal, no run Lands it on a length around off, no pace on it, it spins away, DDP goes back and only pushes it back to the on side\n Parag to Padikkal, 1 run Skids on from a length, he goes back and pulls it to deep square leg\n Parag to Kohli, 1 run Quicker on leg, turned through square leg. Looked like the arm ball\n Parag to Padikkal, 2 wide Fired down leg, DDP misses his swish, Samson parries it towards short fine leg\n Parag to Kohli, 1 run Angles it away from Kohli, 90.8kph, on a length, he slaps it past cover\n Parag to Padikkal, FOUR runs Misdirects again, pays the price this time. Quicker and down leg on a length, Padikkal goes back and only directs it fine. Easily beats short fine leg, ten off Parag's first\n Kartikeya to Kohli, no run Googly outside off, away from the batter, slapped to short cover\n Kartikeya to Kohli, 1 run Tossed up full on off, lofted towards long-off\n Kartikeya to Padikkal, no run Wrong'un full outside off, driven towards cover, where Archer dives and stops\n Kartikeya to Padikkal, no run DDP misses out! Short and wide, the orthodox, he cuts it straight to backward point\n Kartikeya to Padikkal, 1 run Wristy on a length outside off, steers it to short third for a quick one\n Kartikeya to Kohli, SIX runs Goes over long-on! For a brief while, the fielder was interested. Tossed up full on middle, Kohli clears his front leg and thumps it straight over the fielder\n Theekshana to Padikkal, 1 run Quicker one on a length on leg, clipped through square leg\n Theekshana to Kohli, FOUR runs Whipped away through midwicket! Seeing Kohli back away early, Theekshana followed him with a carrom ball. But it turned out to be a half-tracker that he heaves it away with ease\n Theekshana to Kohli, 1 run Length ball on off, punched through cover\n Theekshana to Padikkal, 1 run Slips in the quicker one on leg, he turns it to short fine leg and sprints to the other end\n Theekshana to Kohli, no run Length ball just outside off, punched back to the bowler Virat Kohli vs Maheesh Theekshana BALLS 23 RUNS 28 OUTS 0 SR 121.73 4s\/6s 1\/1\n Theekshana to Kohli, 1 run Quicker length ball outside off, 99.9kph, punched to long-off\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 1 run Short on middle, he goes back and pulls it to deep midwicket on the bounce\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run Tossed up on a length on leg, clipped with the spin through square leg\n Hasaranga to Kohli, SIX runs Glorious! Gets to a fifty in fine fashion Sees the flighted ball on middle, he dances down the track and smacks it straight over the bowler. His 100th T20 fifty, says Ian Bishop on air\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 2 runs Quicker length ball on leg, clipped through forward square leg\n Hasaranga to Kohli, no run The wrong'un on a length on middle, punched to midwicket\n Hasaranga to Kohli, FOUR runs Finds the gap to perfections. Maps or Kohli? Legspinner on a length on leg, enough time for him to go back and whip it away through midwicket Timeout, with RCB starting to speed up keeping NRR in mind\n Deshpande to Padikkal, FOUR runs Padikkal class in Jaipur. Holds his shape against the length ball and merely lofts it over the in-field. Over mid-off and four against Deshpande, who begins from around the stumps\n Deshpande to Padikkal, no run Length ball outside off, chopped to backward point Devdutt Padikkal vs RR in T20s INNS 6 RUNS 247 SR 143.60 AVE 61.75\n Deshpande to Padikkal, SIX runs Huggeeee! Short and angling into him, Padikkal has a free swing. Swivels and pulls it wayyyy over fine leg\n Deshpande to Padikkal, 2 runs Picks the slower one now but doesn't get the desired result. Fuller in length outside off, he lofts it towards deep cover, where it lands short if Hetmyer charging in\n Deshpande to Padikkal, no run Short and outside off, he goes for the pull but misses\n Deshpande to Padikkal, 1 run Dropped! Make that ninth for the game. It was not a tough one, really. Short and wide, it was the slower one. Padikkal looks to ramp it up and almost hits it down deep third's throat. Theekshana comes charging in and shells it after diving forward. 27 runs off the previous two overs\n Archer to Padikkal, 2 runs Full on leg, flicked through forward square leg\n Short and wide outside off, he hops and looks to slash it away and misses. Archer limps after bowling that. Called no-ball, he has overstepped\n Archer to Padikkal, no run Misses out on the full toss! Padikkal backs away to take full toll but only gets a thick outside edge on the bounce to Samson\n Archer to Padikkal, FOUR runs Angling in on a length, Padikkal clears his front leg and lofts it over midwicket. One, two skips and four.\n Archer to Padikkal, no run Perfect fast bowler's riposte! Angles in a perfect bouncer that floors DDP, who arches away to ramp it up Jofra Archer in IPL, 2025 INNS 6 WKTS 5 ECON 9.93 AVE 42.40 BEST 3\/25\n Archer to Padikkal, 1 run Back of a length angling in from outside off, it gets big on him as he slaps it to deep cover-point\n Archer to Kohli, 1 run Back of a length outside off, Kohli pulls it to deep midwicket, just nine off Archer's last over despite the boundary and the no-ball AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Sandeep to Kohli, 2 runs Short outside off, looked like the knuckle ball. Kohli pulls it through midwicket and charges back for two\n Sandeep to Kohli, 1 run Short and wide again with the slower one, punched aerially towards deep cover, where Jaiswal sprints forward and dives but it lands short\n Sandeep to Padikkal, FOUR runs Easy does it! One of the most low-key winning runs. Length ball angling away from him, Padikkal reaches out to squeeze it past backward point. No one deep there and RCB seal a dominant nine-wicket win","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Kohli","Padikkal","Salt"],"Runs":[62.0,40.0,65.0],"Balls_Faced":[45,28,33],"Fours":[4,5,5],"Sixes":[2,1,6],"S\/R":[137.78,142.86,196.97],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Jaiswal b Kartikeya"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Hasaranga","Kartikeya","Parag","Sandeep","Theekshana"],"Balls":[24,12,18,18,6,15,12],"Runs_Given":[36.0,21.0,33.0,25.0,10.0,29.0,21.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,1,0,0,0],"Overs":[4.0,2.0,3.0,3.0,1.0,2.3,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arshdeep to Salt, no run .Late inswing. Full ball in at middle and leg, whipped to mid-on\nArshdeep to Salt, 1 run .Fullish on fifth, angling away, square driven to deep point. 132ks\nArshdeep to Kohli, FOUR runs .Pulled from in front of the face. 125ks bumper, landed short, direction was good but the .pace not so. Kohli had ample time to swivel and pump it through midwicket\nArshdeep to Kohli, no run .Fullish on off, 135ks, pushed softly towards cover . .Virat Kohli vs Arshdeep Singh .BALLS .46 .RUNS .84 .OUTS .2 .SR .182.60 .4s\/6s .14\/1\nArshdeep to Kohli, 1 run .Quick single to mid-on's right, Arshdeep reached out with his left hand in follow-through, .when he didn't touch the ball Kohli charged. Was a length ball on fifth, attempted cut .was spliced into the pitch\nArshdeep to Salt, OUT .Arshdeep celebrappeals, Salt doesn't move but will walk after the ump raises his .finger. Ball similar to the one Kohli pulled for four earlier. This was 123ks, landed very .short and angled away through off, Salt was beside the line and looked to pull it square, .his eyes were pointed towards midwicket as he swung - very much off the ball. The ball .grazed the edge and skimmed above his shoulder. .Phil Salt c \u2020Inglis b Arshdeep Singh 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 33.33\nBartlett to Kohli, FOUR runs .Overpitched and that's punched straight of mid-off. Perfect timing. Off-stump line, Kohli .was a touch across the line but right behind it and showed the full face\nBartlett to Kohli, no run .Length at the pads, beaten on the flick\nBartlett to Kohli, 2 runs .Fullish on leg, flicked to deep square leg's left. 137ks\nBartlett to Kohli, no run .Length just outside off, defensive push towards point\nBartlett to Kohli, no run .Shortish just outside off, ball's slow off the pitch, Kohli waits and punches it off the back .foot to cover\nBartlett to Kohli, no run .Big lbw appeal, is that going down? Not given, Bartlett is confident. PBKS go for it. .Wonder if Bartlett thought Kohli went across, the first replay shows that middle and off .stump were visible as the fullish ball beat the flick and hit the front pad. Bartlett collects .his cap and sighs before hawk-eye shows that it'd go down leg\nArshdeep to Padikkal, no run .Beaten on the upper cut. Short ball just outside off, Padikkal's bat was mostly vertical .from the spin-on vision\nArshdeep to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Padikkal connects with the upper cut this time. He didn't just steer it, had to flick his .wrist and raise the bumper over the keeper. Was a short ball around off that was slow .off the pitch .See all photos\nArshdeep to Padikkal, no run .Yorker on off, jammed to cover\nArshdeep to Padikkal, 1 run .Length around middle, goes across and flicks towards midwicket\nArshdeep to Kohli, 1 run .Pitched up on fourth, punched with a straight bat to mid-off's right\nArshdeep to Padikkal, 4 runs .Deep square leg was sent out and Padikkal exploits the newly created gap at midwicket. .Runs four! Was a length ball on middle to which he went back and flicked. Fielder used .his foot to cut the ball close to the ropes, but he ran past the boundary and had to track .back. Replays show just how quick the batters were, Padikkal - in an attempt to avoid .collision - was two pitches beside the main one\nBartlett to Kohli, 1 run .Dances down and flogs it off a length to midwicket\nBartlett to Padikkal, no run .Full around fourth, pushed to cover\nBartlett to Padikkal, SIX runs .Thumped through the line, like a leaner Matt Hayden. Padikkal walks down the pitch to a .fullish ball, was either the scrambled seam or cutter, and drove it flat\nBartlett to Padikkal, 2 runs .Misfield by Arshdeep at short, he went low to the left but could only half-stop it. .Backward point runs to the deep to stop it. Was a length ball on fourth, Padikkal went .back in the crease and dabbed it late\nBartlett to Padikkal, no run .Full on off from around the wicket, 135ks, defended to point\nBartlett to Padikkal, no run .Length on middle, flicked to midwicket's left. They look for a quick single, Padikkal's .sent back\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, FOUR runs .Not at the start, Kohli manufactures a lofted drive over cover. Opened the face fully, .lifted it off a fullish length. Would've been bowled had he missed it, risky but skilful\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run .Driven down the ground, finds the fielder in the deep\nHarpreet Brar to Padikkal, no run .Makes room and cuts, finds point .Around\nHarpreet Brar to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Padikkal dances down, Harpreet goes flatter and wider. Padikkal steers it off a length .through point while stretching his back foot into the crease\nHarpreet Brar to Padikkal, 1 run .Bunts the wide ball to cover\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run .Full on leg, lots of revs on that, Kohli makes room and drives to long-off\nJansen to Kohli, no run .Full outside off, driven to cover\nJansen to Kohli, no run .Confusion, both batters freeze momentarily after taking off. For Kohli, Kohli turns back .and manages to slide the bat past the crease as the direct hit from point connects. Was .a length ball in the channel that was defended\nJansen to Kohli, FOUR runs .Flayed. Not off the middle but gets four to third. Pitched up outside off, Kohli looks to go .over cover, gets an edge that cleared the infield\nJansen to Kohli, 2 runs .Tucked off the pads through the leg side, rapid running again\nJansen to Kohli, 2 runs .Out? No, clears Shreyas who was running back from mid-off. Stopped close to the .ropes. Was a full ball that Kohli tried to launch down the ground, got it off the toe. RCB's .fifty up btw\nJansen to Kohli, FOUR runs .Guided through third. Great shot. Lifted the bat next to his chest, opened the face to .direct the shortish ball into the ground and in the gap\/ Small twirl of the bat too, short .third is beaten to the right, Kohli punches his bat in delight\nChahal to Padikkal, SIX runs .Floated up, whacked over mid-on. Fifty partnership up. Chahal looking to shop for .wickets, tosses up the legbreak on a full length in front of off, Padikkal took a big stride .and whacked it across the line\nChahal to Padikkal, 1 run .Tight late dab. Played well to get it through the first-slip region. Was a length ball on .fourth, skiddy, to get low bounce .Shreyas isn't feeling well and is off the ground. Stoinis is the acting captain Natalie .Germanos informs\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .Punched off the back foot to long-on\nChahal to Padikkal, 1 run .Loopy legbreak dips into a length. Landed around leg and spun down, shovelled to short .fine\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .Slow, length ball on the pads, Kohli goes square-on to punch it to long-on\nChahal to Padikkal, 1 run .Loopy again. 87ks. Misfield from Chahal, ball goes towards mid-on to allow the single. .Was a fullish ball on fourth that was defended with the full-faced bat\nJansen to Padikkal, no run .Skiddy length ball on top of off, defended towards point\nJansen to Padikkal, no run .Length on fourth, pulled to midwicket's left\nJansen to Padikkal, 1 run .Three-quarter length, angling in towards middle, punched to long-on .Around\nJansen to Kohli, 1 wide .Kohli makes room, Jansen goes wide of off. The length ball is well beyond Kohli's reach .and the tramline\nJansen to Kohli, 1 run .Length n off, 141ks, squirted to point's right with the angled bat\nJansen to Padikkal, no run .Low full toss on middle, whipped straight to midwicket. Padikkal misses out\nJansen to Padikkal, 1 run .Yorker on fourth, 121ks, jammed to backward point with the toe of the bat pointing .almost towards the keeper\nHarpreet Brar to Padikkal, 1 run .Cut to deep point. 91ks, fuller side of length on fifth stump, flat trajectory\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, no run .Full on leg, flicked to the left of short midwicket. Stopped with a dive\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, no run .Another dot. 90ks full ball on middle and off, Kohli makes room and drives straight\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run .Full on middle, makes room and drives to long-off\nHarpreet Brar to Padikkal, no run .Darted length ball, 93ks, Padikkal switches late for a flourishing reverse sweep. Misses. .Went hard at it, had to do too much in too little time\nHarpreet Brar to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Pulled, teases deep-backward square but Shashank can't stop it despite the slide to the .right. Might've grazed his jaw on the way. Ball wasn't that short, pulled nicely. Along the .ground .Timeout\nBartlett to Kohli, 1 run .Kohli charges and slaps it hard, finds deep point. Was a pace-on length ball outside off\nBartlett to Padikkal, SIX runs .Pulled flat over square leg. Cleared the front leg, picked the back-of-length ball up from .the top of thigh.\nBartlett to Padikkal, 1 run .Yorker on leg, nudged towards midwicket\nBartlett to Kohli, 1 run .Wide and slow on a three-quarter length, slapped to sweeper cover\nBartlett to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Short third and backward point are in, Bartlett goes slow and into the pitch, offers width .too. Padikkal helps himself to an effective free hit. Cuts it deep into the outfield, one- .bounce four over third\nBartlett to Padikkal, no run .Yorker on off, pushed to mid-off's left .70 needed off 60, win predictor has RCB 94.11% favs. Himanshu will take you through .to the end","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs RCB, 37th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Salt, no run Late inswing. Full ball in at middle and leg, whipped to mid-on\n Arshdeep to Salt, 1 run Fullish on fifth, angling away, square driven to deep point. 132ks\n Arshdeep to Kohli, FOUR runs Pulled from in front of the face. 125ks bumper, landed short, direction was good but the pace not so. Kohli had ample time to swivel and pump it through midwicket\n Arshdeep to Kohli, no run Fullish on off, 135ks, pushed softly towards cover Virat Kohli vs Arshdeep Singh BALLS 46 RUNS 84 OUTS 2 SR 182.60 4s\/6s 14\/1\n Arshdeep to Kohli, 1 run Quick single to mid-on's right, Arshdeep reached out with his left hand in follow-through, when he didn't touch the ball Kohli charged. Was a length ball on fifth, attempted cut was spliced into the pitch\n Arshdeep to Salt, OUT Arshdeep celebrappeals, Salt doesn't move but will walk after the ump raises his finger. Ball similar to the one Kohli pulled for four earlier. This was 123ks, landed very short and angled away through off, Salt was beside the line and looked to pull it square, his eyes were pointed towards midwicket as he swung - very much off the ball. The ball grazed the edge and skimmed above his shoulder. \n Bartlett to Kohli, FOUR runs Overpitched and that's punched straight of mid-off. Perfect timing. Off-stump line, Kohli was a touch across the line but right behind it and showed the full face\n Bartlett to Kohli, no run Length at the pads, beaten on the flick\n Bartlett to Kohli, 2 runs Fullish on leg, flicked to deep square leg's left. 137ks\n Bartlett to Kohli, no run Length just outside off, defensive push towards point\n Bartlett to Kohli, no run Shortish just outside off, ball's slow off the pitch, Kohli waits and punches it off the back foot to cover\n Bartlett to Kohli, no run Big lbw appeal, is that going down? Not given, Bartlett is confident. PBKS go for it. Wonder if Bartlett thought Kohli went across, the first replay shows that middle and off stump were visible as the fullish ball beat the flick and hit the front pad. Bartlett collects his cap and sighs before hawk-eye shows that it'd go down leg\n Arshdeep to Padikkal, no run Beaten on the upper cut. Short ball just outside off, Padikkal's bat was mostly vertical from the spin-on vision\n Arshdeep to Padikkal, FOUR runs Padikkal connects with the upper cut this time. He didn't just steer it, had to flick his wrist and raise the bumper over the keeper. Was a short ball around off that was slow off the pitch See all photos\n Arshdeep to Padikkal, no run Yorker on off, jammed to cover\n Arshdeep to Padikkal, 1 run Length around middle, goes across and flicks towards midwicket\n Arshdeep to Kohli, 1 run Pitched up on fourth, punched with a straight bat to mid-off's right\n Arshdeep to Padikkal, 4 runs Deep square leg was sent out and Padikkal exploits the newly created gap at midwicket. Runs four! Was a length ball on middle to which he went back and flicked. Fielder used his foot to cut the ball close to the ropes, but he ran past the boundary and had to track back. Replays show just how quick the batters were, Padikkal - in an attempt to avoid collision - was two pitches beside the main one\n Bartlett to Kohli, 1 run Dances down and flogs it off a length to midwicket\n Bartlett to Padikkal, no run Full around fourth, pushed to cover\n Bartlett to Padikkal, SIX runs Thumped through the line, like a leaner Matt Hayden. Padikkal walks down the pitch to a fullish ball, was either the scrambled seam or cutter, and drove it flat\n Bartlett to Padikkal, 2 runs Misfield by Arshdeep at short, he went low to the left but could only half-stop it. Backward point runs to the deep to stop it. Was a length ball on fourth, Padikkal went back in the crease and dabbed it late\n Bartlett to Padikkal, no run Full on off from around the wicket, 135ks, defended to point\n Bartlett to Padikkal, no run Length on middle, flicked to midwicket's left. They look for a quick single, Padikkal's sent back\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, FOUR runs Not at the start, Kohli manufactures a lofted drive over cover. Opened the face fully, lifted it off a fullish length. Would've been bowled had he missed it, risky but skilful\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run Driven down the ground, finds the fielder in the deep\n Harpreet Brar to Padikkal, no run Makes room and cuts, finds point Around\n Harpreet Brar to Padikkal, FOUR runs Padikkal dances down, Harpreet goes flatter and wider. Padikkal steers it off a length through point while stretching his back foot into the crease\n Harpreet Brar to Padikkal, 1 run Bunts the wide ball to cover\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run Full on leg, lots of revs on that, Kohli makes room and drives to long-off\n Jansen to Kohli, no run Full outside off, driven to cover\n Jansen to Kohli, no run Confusion, both batters freeze momentarily after taking off. For Kohli, Kohli turns back and manages to slide the bat past the crease as the direct hit from point connects. Was a length ball in the channel that was defended\n Jansen to Kohli, FOUR runs Flayed. Not off the middle but gets four to third. Pitched up outside off, Kohli looks to go over cover, gets an edge that cleared the infield\n Jansen to Kohli, 2 runs Tucked off the pads through the leg side, rapid running again\n Jansen to Kohli, 2 runs Out? No, clears Shreyas who was running back from mid-off. Stopped close to the ropes. Was a full ball that Kohli tried to launch down the ground, got it off the toe. RCB's fifty up btw\n Jansen to Kohli, FOUR runs Guided through third. Great shot. Lifted the bat next to his chest, opened the face to direct the shortish ball into the ground and in the gap\/ Small twirl of the bat too, short third is beaten to the right, Kohli punches his bat in delight\n Chahal to Padikkal, SIX runs Floated up, whacked over mid-on. Fifty partnership up. Chahal looking to shop for wickets, tosses up the legbreak on a full length in front of off, Padikkal took a big stride and whacked it across the line\n Chahal to Padikkal, 1 run Tight late dab. Played well to get it through the first-slip region. Was a length ball on fourth, skiddy, to get low bounce Shreyas isn't feeling well and is off the ground. Stoinis is the acting captain Natalie Germanos informs\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run Punched off the back foot to long-on\n Chahal to Padikkal, 1 run Loopy legbreak dips into a length. Landed around leg and spun down, shovelled to short fine\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run Slow, length ball on the pads, Kohli goes square-on to punch it to long-on\n Chahal to Padikkal, 1 run Loopy again. 87ks. Misfield from Chahal, ball goes towards mid-on to allow the single. Was a fullish ball on fourth that was defended with the full-faced bat\n Jansen to Padikkal, no run Skiddy length ball on top of off, defended towards point\n Jansen to Padikkal, no run Length on fourth, pulled to midwicket's left\n Jansen to Padikkal, 1 run Three-quarter length, angling in towards middle, punched to long-on Around\n Jansen to Kohli, 1 wide Kohli makes room, Jansen goes wide of off. The length ball is well beyond Kohli's reach and the tramline\n Jansen to Kohli, 1 run Length n off, 141ks, squirted to point's right with the angled bat\n Jansen to Padikkal, no run Low full toss on middle, whipped straight to midwicket. Padikkal misses out\n Jansen to Padikkal, 1 run Yorker on fourth, 121ks, jammed to backward point with the toe of the bat pointing almost towards the keeper\n Harpreet Brar to Padikkal, 1 run Cut to deep point. 91ks, fuller side of length on fifth stump, flat trajectory\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, no run Full on leg, flicked to the left of short midwicket. Stopped with a dive\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, no run Another dot. 90ks full ball on middle and off, Kohli makes room and drives straight\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run Full on middle, makes room and drives to long-off\n Harpreet Brar to Padikkal, no run Darted length ball, 93ks, Padikkal switches late for a flourishing reverse sweep. Misses. Went hard at it, had to do too much in too little time\n Harpreet Brar to Padikkal, FOUR runs Pulled, teases deep-backward square but Shashank can't stop it despite the slide to the right. Might've grazed his jaw on the way. Ball wasn't that short, pulled nicely. Along the ground Timeout\n Bartlett to Kohli, 1 run Kohli charges and slaps it hard, finds deep point. Was a pace-on length ball outside off\n Bartlett to Padikkal, SIX runs Pulled flat over square leg. Cleared the front leg, picked the back-of-length ball up from the top of thigh.\n Bartlett to Padikkal, 1 run Yorker on leg, nudged towards midwicket\n Bartlett to Kohli, 1 run Wide and slow on a three-quarter length, slapped to sweeper cover\n Bartlett to Padikkal, FOUR runs Short third and backward point are in, Bartlett goes slow and into the pitch, offers width too. Padikkal helps himself to an effective free hit. Cuts it deep into the outfield, one-bounce four over third\n Bartlett to Padikkal, no run Yorker on off, pushed to mid-off's left 70 needed off 60, win predictor has RCB 94.11% favs. Himanshu will take you through to the end","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Kohli","Padikkal","Salt"],"Runs":[37.0,49.0,1.0],"Balls_Faced":[28,29,3],"Fours":[5,5,0],"Sixes":[0,3,0],"S\/R":[132.14,168.97,33.33],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c \u2020Inglis b Arshdeep Singh"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Bartlett","Chahal","Harpreet Brar","Jansen"],"Balls":[12,18,6,12,12],"Runs_Given":[16.0,28.0,11.0,17.0,16.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,3.0,1.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arshdeep to Salt, no run .Late inswing. Full ball in at middle and leg, whipped to mid-on\nArshdeep to Salt, 1 run .Fullish on fifth, angling away, square driven to deep point. 132ks\nArshdeep to Kohli, FOUR runs .Pulled from in front of the face. 125ks bumper, landed short, direction was good but the .pace not so. Kohli had ample time to swivel and pump it through midwicket\nArshdeep to Kohli, no run .Fullish on off, 135ks, pushed softly towards cover . .Virat Kohli vs Arshdeep Singh .BALLS .46 .RUNS .84 .OUTS .2 .SR .182.60 .4s\/6s .14\/1\nArshdeep to Kohli, 1 run .Quick single to mid-on's right, Arshdeep reached out with his left hand in follow-through, .when he didn't touch the ball Kohli charged. Was a length ball on fifth, attempted cut .was spliced into the pitch\nArshdeep to Salt, OUT .Arshdeep celebrappeals, Salt doesn't move but will walk after the ump raises his .finger. Ball similar to the one Kohli pulled for four earlier. This was 123ks, landed very .short and angled away through off, Salt was beside the line and looked to pull it square, .his eyes were pointed towards midwicket as he swung - very much off the ball. The ball .grazed the edge and skimmed above his shoulder. .Phil Salt c \u2020Inglis b Arshdeep Singh 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 33.33\nBartlett to Kohli, FOUR runs .Overpitched and that's punched straight of mid-off. Perfect timing. Off-stump line, Kohli .was a touch across the line but right behind it and showed the full face\nBartlett to Kohli, no run .Length at the pads, beaten on the flick\nBartlett to Kohli, 2 runs .Fullish on leg, flicked to deep square leg's left. 137ks\nBartlett to Kohli, no run .Length just outside off, defensive push towards point\nBartlett to Kohli, no run .Shortish just outside off, ball's slow off the pitch, Kohli waits and punches it off the back .foot to cover\nBartlett to Kohli, no run .Big lbw appeal, is that going down? Not given, Bartlett is confident. PBKS go for it. .Wonder if Bartlett thought Kohli went across, the first replay shows that middle and off .stump were visible as the fullish ball beat the flick and hit the front pad. Bartlett collects .his cap and sighs before hawk-eye shows that it'd go down leg\nArshdeep to Padikkal, no run .Beaten on the upper cut. Short ball just outside off, Padikkal's bat was mostly vertical .from the spin-on vision\nArshdeep to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Padikkal connects with the upper cut this time. He didn't just steer it, had to flick his .wrist and raise the bumper over the keeper. Was a short ball around off that was slow .off the pitch .See all photos\nArshdeep to Padikkal, no run .Yorker on off, jammed to cover\nArshdeep to Padikkal, 1 run .Length around middle, goes across and flicks towards midwicket\nArshdeep to Kohli, 1 run .Pitched up on fourth, punched with a straight bat to mid-off's right\nArshdeep to Padikkal, 4 runs .Deep square leg was sent out and Padikkal exploits the newly created gap at midwicket. .Runs four! Was a length ball on middle to which he went back and flicked. Fielder used .his foot to cut the ball close to the ropes, but he ran past the boundary and had to track .back. Replays show just how quick the batters were, Padikkal - in an attempt to avoid .collision - was two pitches beside the main one\nBartlett to Kohli, 1 run .Dances down and flogs it off a length to midwicket\nBartlett to Padikkal, no run .Full around fourth, pushed to cover\nBartlett to Padikkal, SIX runs .Thumped through the line, like a leaner Matt Hayden. Padikkal walks down the pitch to a .fullish ball, was either the scrambled seam or cutter, and drove it flat\nBartlett to Padikkal, 2 runs .Misfield by Arshdeep at short, he went low to the left but could only half-stop it. .Backward point runs to the deep to stop it. Was a length ball on fourth, Padikkal went .back in the crease and dabbed it late\nBartlett to Padikkal, no run .Full on off from around the wicket, 135ks, defended to point\nBartlett to Padikkal, no run .Length on middle, flicked to midwicket's left. They look for a quick single, Padikkal's .sent back\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, FOUR runs .Not at the start, Kohli manufactures a lofted drive over cover. Opened the face fully, .lifted it off a fullish length. Would've been bowled had he missed it, risky but skilful\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run .Driven down the ground, finds the fielder in the deep\nHarpreet Brar to Padikkal, no run .Makes room and cuts, finds point .Around\nHarpreet Brar to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Padikkal dances down, Harpreet goes flatter and wider. Padikkal steers it off a length .through point while stretching his back foot into the crease\nHarpreet Brar to Padikkal, 1 run .Bunts the wide ball to cover\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run .Full on leg, lots of revs on that, Kohli makes room and drives to long-off\nJansen to Kohli, no run .Full outside off, driven to cover\nJansen to Kohli, no run .Confusion, both batters freeze momentarily after taking off. For Kohli, Kohli turns back .and manages to slide the bat past the crease as the direct hit from point connects. Was .a length ball in the channel that was defended\nJansen to Kohli, FOUR runs .Flayed. Not off the middle but gets four to third. Pitched up outside off, Kohli looks to go .over cover, gets an edge that cleared the infield\nJansen to Kohli, 2 runs .Tucked off the pads through the leg side, rapid running again\nJansen to Kohli, 2 runs .Out? No, clears Shreyas who was running back from mid-off. Stopped close to the .ropes. Was a full ball that Kohli tried to launch down the ground, got it off the toe. RCB's .fifty up btw\nJansen to Kohli, FOUR runs .Guided through third. Great shot. Lifted the bat next to his chest, opened the face to .direct the shortish ball into the ground and in the gap\/ Small twirl of the bat too, short .third is beaten to the right, Kohli punches his bat in delight\nChahal to Padikkal, SIX runs .Floated up, whacked over mid-on. Fifty partnership up. Chahal looking to shop for .wickets, tosses up the legbreak on a full length in front of off, Padikkal took a big stride .and whacked it across the line\nChahal to Padikkal, 1 run .Tight late dab. Played well to get it through the first-slip region. Was a length ball on .fourth, skiddy, to get low bounce .Shreyas isn't feeling well and is off the ground. Stoinis is the acting captain Natalie .Germanos informs\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .Punched off the back foot to long-on\nChahal to Padikkal, 1 run .Loopy legbreak dips into a length. Landed around leg and spun down, shovelled to short .fine\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .Slow, length ball on the pads, Kohli goes square-on to punch it to long-on\nChahal to Padikkal, 1 run .Loopy again. 87ks. Misfield from Chahal, ball goes towards mid-on to allow the single. .Was a fullish ball on fourth that was defended with the full-faced bat\nJansen to Padikkal, no run .Skiddy length ball on top of off, defended towards point\nJansen to Padikkal, no run .Length on fourth, pulled to midwicket's left\nJansen to Padikkal, 1 run .Three-quarter length, angling in towards middle, punched to long-on .Around\nJansen to Kohli, 1 wide .Kohli makes room, Jansen goes wide of off. The length ball is well beyond Kohli's reach .and the tramline\nJansen to Kohli, 1 run .Length n off, 141ks, squirted to point's right with the angled bat\nJansen to Padikkal, no run .Low full toss on middle, whipped straight to midwicket. Padikkal misses out\nJansen to Padikkal, 1 run .Yorker on fourth, 121ks, jammed to backward point with the toe of the bat pointing .almost towards the keeper\nHarpreet Brar to Padikkal, 1 run .Cut to deep point. 91ks, fuller side of length on fifth stump, flat trajectory\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, no run .Full on leg, flicked to the left of short midwicket. Stopped with a dive\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, no run .Another dot. 90ks full ball on middle and off, Kohli makes room and drives straight\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run .Full on middle, makes room and drives to long-off\nHarpreet Brar to Padikkal, no run .Darted length ball, 93ks, Padikkal switches late for a flourishing reverse sweep. Misses. .Went hard at it, had to do too much in too little time\nHarpreet Brar to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Pulled, teases deep-backward square but Shashank can't stop it despite the slide to the .right. Might've grazed his jaw on the way. Ball wasn't that short, pulled nicely. Along the .ground .Timeout\nBartlett to Kohli, 1 run .Kohli charges and slaps it hard, finds deep point. Was a pace-on length ball outside off\nBartlett to Padikkal, SIX runs .Pulled flat over square leg. Cleared the front leg, picked the back-of-length ball up from .the top of thigh.\nBartlett to Padikkal, 1 run .Yorker on leg, nudged towards midwicket\nBartlett to Kohli, 1 run .Wide and slow on a three-quarter length, slapped to sweeper cover\nBartlett to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Short third and backward point are in, Bartlett goes slow and into the pitch, offers width .too. Padikkal helps himself to an effective free hit. Cuts it deep into the outfield, one- .bounce four over third\nBartlett to Padikkal, no run .Yorker on off, pushed to mid-off's left .70 needed off 60, win predictor has RCB 94.11% favs. Himanshu will take you through .to the end\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .fullish ball on the stumps, and driven back to Chahal's left. But there's a misfield, and .that allows the single to long-off\nChahal to Padikkal, 1 run .short in length on middle, and punched to long-on to raise his fifty .See all photos\nChahal to Kohli, 2 runs .swept hard to deep-backward square leg, where Arshdeep and Arya combine in a relay .effort. Full and angling into his pads, as Kohli went down to slog hard at that .Arshdeep, who chased the previous ball to his left from fine leg, is now off the park. A .substitute fielder has come on for him.\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .on a length on middle, and straightens after pitching. Clipped to fine leg\nChahal to Padikkal, 1 run .veryyyy slow from Chahal, who bowls short on middle, and the ball turns belatedly to .finish on leg. Pull to deep square leg\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .this dips and arrives as a very full ball on middle and off. Kohli drills it down long-on\nStoinis to Kohli, no run .shorter side of a length just outside off, before the ball straightens after pitching. Kohli .gets across before dabbing towards Stoinis\nStoinis to Kohli, 2 runs .short ball on off, and pulled to deep square leg by rolling his wrists. Two more for Kohli\nStoinis to Kohli, 1 run .he skips down the pitch, and Stoinis bangs it on a hard length just outside off. Swat- .pulled to long-on\nStoinis to Padikkal, SIX runs .just goes over the rope down the ground! A length delivery on middle and leg, and .Padikkal gets his front leg out of the way to calmly have a swing at it\nStoinis to Padikkal, FOUR runs .driven past mid-off! Stoinis attempts the yorker, but this goes as a low full toss angling .across, and arrives on off. Padikkal goes hard at it to beat mid-off to his left\nStoinis to Padikkal, no run .Stoinis appeals confidently for lbw, but it is turned down. Inglis isn't sure, too. So PBKS .don't review. This time Stoinis executes the yorker, getting it to swing in towards leg. .Padikkal brought his bat down to jam at it, but was too late, and seemed to be struck .outside leg\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, no run .on a length on the stumps, and punched to extra cover\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run .length ball on middle, and slower this time. Flicked to deep square leg\nHarpreet Brar to Padikkal, OUT .taken at long-on!! Padikkal falls, and gives PBKS a sniff. He skips down the pitch, even .as Brar bowls it on a length, and slow just outside off. Padikkal goes ahead with the .slog across the line, but ends up finding the fielder, who is placed bang on the edge of .the boundary, and who takes it with a reverse cup .Devdutt Padikkal c Wadhera b Harpreet Brar 61 (35b 5x4 4x6 52m) SR: 174.28\nHarpreet Brar to Patidar, 1 run .angled in, and full and outside off. Driven to long-off\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run .short of a length on middle and off, and punched to long-on\nHarpreet Brar to Patidar, 1 run .shorter side again from Brar, who goes on middle. There's no turn there, and Patidar, .too, punches hard to long-on\nChahal to Patidar, FOUR runs .shot of the day! A one-bounce four over extra cover, but he deserved more than six .there. He backed away slightly, and lofted this length ball dipping on the stumps. Full .face of the bat, and a high left elbow, and four!\nChahal to Patidar, no run .shorter side of a length on leg, and quicker too. Nudged to midwicket\nChahal to Patidar, 1 run .fuller and slower, and on middle. Pushed down to long-on\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .ohh, slower still from Chahal, who goes full and on the stumps. Kohli takes a good .stride out to flick towards short fine leg\nChahal to Patidar, no run .this angles in, and lands full on leg. Hits his pad as he looked to flick it away\nChahal to Patidar, no run .full and straight, and much slower. This dips, and is blocked\nJansen to Kohli, 1 run .fullish and slow, and on his pads. Clipped to fine leg\nJansen to Patidar, 1 run .back of a length, and angling across. It pitches on middle, and is dabbed to deep third\nJansen to Kohli, no run .on a length, and pitching just outside off. But it finishes wider, and is pushed back to .Jansen\nJansen to Kohli, no run .fuller and on sixth stump. He went driving without any foot movement, and missed\nJansen to Kohli, 1 run .angling across, and arrives as a yorker on off. Dug out to long-off to raise a 43-ball fifty .From around to Patidar\nJansen to Patidar, 1 run .angled in, and bowled on a fullish length just outside off. Driven down to long-off\nArshdeep to Patidar, no run .angling across, and on a length wide outside off. Patidar throws his bat at it without any .foot movement, and is beaten\nArshdeep to Patidar, 2 runs .clipped off his pads, and it is cut off at fine leg by Shashank. Short of a length on leg .from Arshdeep, and Patidar played it late by closing the face of the bat\nArshdeep to Patidar, 1 run .slower ball, and on a fullish length on middle. Punched to long-off\nArshdeep to Kohli, 2 runs .massive mix-up!! And RCB are lucky to not lose a wicket here. Short ball from Arshdeep .around middle and off, which Kohli pulled to deep square leg. Kohli wanted a second .and took off, only for Patidar to remain grounded. The throw arrived very wide at the .non-striker's end, and although Iyer, who received the throw, had another shy at the .bowler's end, it was still wide, and the batters could eventually get two\nArshdeep to Kohli, FOUR runs .another short ball, and four this time! The ball rises nicely around fifth stump, and Kohli .rides the bounce to ramp over short third . .PBKS in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .8 .WKTS .24 .ECON .9.22 .AVE .29.66\nArshdeep to Kohli, 1 run .another short delivery, and this is around off. Kohli swat-pulls to deep midwicket .Time-out\nChahal to Kohli, SIX runs .clean loft down the ground! Kohli gets his front leg out of the way, and got to the pitch .of this tossed-up ball dipping on middle to go for six\nChahal to Kohli, FOUR runs .whipped for four! It was a googly, and very full on leg, as Kohli read it well again for four .to deep midwicket. Brilliant use of the wrists\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .very full on middle, and driven to long-off\nChahal to Patidar, OUT .Chahal strikes! Patidar looks to repeat some of Kohli's heroics, but can't clear long-on. .Chahal had slowed it down nicely there, and got this to dip on a fullish length on the .stumps. Patidar went lofting across the line, but mistimed the loft. Stoinis takes it with a .reverse cup .Rajat Patidar c Jansen b Chahal 12 (13b 1x4 0x6 16m) SR: 92.3\nChahal to Jitesh Sharma, no run .beaten! Full and loopy, and just outside leg. There's some extra bounce as well, and .some turn away, as Jitesh looked to tonk to the leg side, but missed\nChahal to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .full and slow, and just wide of off. It turns away, and is slapped to deep cover\nHarpreet Brar to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .lofted wide of long-off, as he leans into this full and slow ball on the stumps\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run .he skipped down the pitch, and Brar noticed that. He went slow and on a fullish length .on middle, as Kohli chipped it to long-on\nHarpreet Brar to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .full and straight, and driven to long-off\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run .Kohli backs away, and Brar bowls short and on leg. The ball angles in further, and is .slapped to deep cover\nHarpreet Brar to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .this dips on a full length on middle, and is slow again. Pushed aerially to long-off\nHarpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run .down the pitch, and he drives this dipping and low full toss on leg. Single to deep cover .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nWadhera to Kohli, 1 run .on a short of a length on the stumps, and punched to long-on\nWadhera to Jitesh Sharma, no run .short of a length on middle and leg, and punched towards the man at midwicket\nWadhera to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .short on the stumps, and punched to long-off\nWadhera to Kohli, 1 run .this dips on a full length on leg, and Kohli guides this to point after getting his front leg .out of the way\nWadhera to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .six! The ball lands close to the RCB dugout over midwicket! Another short delivery from .Wadhera, and this came around middle and leg. Jitesh was deep in the crease, and .hammered the ball with his pull shot .See all photos","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs RCB, 37th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Salt, no run Late inswing. Full ball in at middle and leg, whipped to mid-on\n Arshdeep to Salt, 1 run Fullish on fifth, angling away, square driven to deep point. 132ks\n Arshdeep to Kohli, FOUR runs Pulled from in front of the face. 125ks bumper, landed short, direction was good but the pace not so. Kohli had ample time to swivel and pump it through midwicket\n Arshdeep to Kohli, no run Fullish on off, 135ks, pushed softly towards cover Virat Kohli vs Arshdeep Singh BALLS 46 RUNS 84 OUTS 2 SR 182.60 4s\/6s 14\/1\n Arshdeep to Kohli, 1 run Quick single to mid-on's right, Arshdeep reached out with his left hand in follow-through, when he didn't touch the ball Kohli charged. Was a length ball on fifth, attempted cut was spliced into the pitch\n Arshdeep to Salt, OUT Arshdeep celebrappeals, Salt doesn't move but will walk after the ump raises his finger. Ball similar to the one Kohli pulled for four earlier. This was 123ks, landed very short and angled away through off, Salt was beside the line and looked to pull it square, his eyes were pointed towards midwicket as he swung - very much off the ball. The ball grazed the edge and skimmed above his shoulder. \n Bartlett to Kohli, FOUR runs Overpitched and that's punched straight of mid-off. Perfect timing. Off-stump line, Kohli was a touch across the line but right behind it and showed the full face\n Bartlett to Kohli, no run Length at the pads, beaten on the flick\n Bartlett to Kohli, 2 runs Fullish on leg, flicked to deep square leg's left. 137ks\n Bartlett to Kohli, no run Length just outside off, defensive push towards point\n Bartlett to Kohli, no run Shortish just outside off, ball's slow off the pitch, Kohli waits and punches it off the back foot to cover\n Bartlett to Kohli, no run Big lbw appeal, is that going down? Not given, Bartlett is confident. PBKS go for it. Wonder if Bartlett thought Kohli went across, the first replay shows that middle and off stump were visible as the fullish ball beat the flick and hit the front pad. Bartlett collects his cap and sighs before hawk-eye shows that it'd go down leg\n Arshdeep to Padikkal, no run Beaten on the upper cut. Short ball just outside off, Padikkal's bat was mostly vertical from the spin-on vision\n Arshdeep to Padikkal, FOUR runs Padikkal connects with the upper cut this time. He didn't just steer it, had to flick his wrist and raise the bumper over the keeper. Was a short ball around off that was slow off the pitch See all photos\n Arshdeep to Padikkal, no run Yorker on off, jammed to cover\n Arshdeep to Padikkal, 1 run Length around middle, goes across and flicks towards midwicket\n Arshdeep to Kohli, 1 run Pitched up on fourth, punched with a straight bat to mid-off's right\n Arshdeep to Padikkal, 4 runs Deep square leg was sent out and Padikkal exploits the newly created gap at midwicket. Runs four! Was a length ball on middle to which he went back and flicked. Fielder used his foot to cut the ball close to the ropes, but he ran past the boundary and had to track back. Replays show just how quick the batters were, Padikkal - in an attempt to avoid collision - was two pitches beside the main one\n Bartlett to Kohli, 1 run Dances down and flogs it off a length to midwicket\n Bartlett to Padikkal, no run Full around fourth, pushed to cover\n Bartlett to Padikkal, SIX runs Thumped through the line, like a leaner Matt Hayden. Padikkal walks down the pitch to a fullish ball, was either the scrambled seam or cutter, and drove it flat\n Bartlett to Padikkal, 2 runs Misfield by Arshdeep at short, he went low to the left but could only half-stop it. Backward point runs to the deep to stop it. Was a length ball on fourth, Padikkal went back in the crease and dabbed it late\n Bartlett to Padikkal, no run Full on off from around the wicket, 135ks, defended to point\n Bartlett to Padikkal, no run Length on middle, flicked to midwicket's left. They look for a quick single, Padikkal's sent back\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, FOUR runs Not at the start, Kohli manufactures a lofted drive over cover. Opened the face fully, lifted it off a fullish length. Would've been bowled had he missed it, risky but skilful\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run Driven down the ground, finds the fielder in the deep\n Harpreet Brar to Padikkal, no run Makes room and cuts, finds point Around\n Harpreet Brar to Padikkal, FOUR runs Padikkal dances down, Harpreet goes flatter and wider. Padikkal steers it off a length through point while stretching his back foot into the crease\n Harpreet Brar to Padikkal, 1 run Bunts the wide ball to cover\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run Full on leg, lots of revs on that, Kohli makes room and drives to long-off\n Jansen to Kohli, no run Full outside off, driven to cover\n Jansen to Kohli, no run Confusion, both batters freeze momentarily after taking off. For Kohli, Kohli turns back and manages to slide the bat past the crease as the direct hit from point connects. Was a length ball in the channel that was defended\n Jansen to Kohli, FOUR runs Flayed. Not off the middle but gets four to third. Pitched up outside off, Kohli looks to go over cover, gets an edge that cleared the infield\n Jansen to Kohli, 2 runs Tucked off the pads through the leg side, rapid running again\n Jansen to Kohli, 2 runs Out? No, clears Shreyas who was running back from mid-off. Stopped close to the ropes. Was a full ball that Kohli tried to launch down the ground, got it off the toe. RCB's fifty up btw\n Jansen to Kohli, FOUR runs Guided through third. Great shot. Lifted the bat next to his chest, opened the face to direct the shortish ball into the ground and in the gap\/ Small twirl of the bat too, short third is beaten to the right, Kohli punches his bat in delight\n Chahal to Padikkal, SIX runs Floated up, whacked over mid-on. Fifty partnership up. Chahal looking to shop for wickets, tosses up the legbreak on a full length in front of off, Padikkal took a big stride and whacked it across the line\n Chahal to Padikkal, 1 run Tight late dab. Played well to get it through the first-slip region. Was a length ball on fourth, skiddy, to get low bounce Shreyas isn't feeling well and is off the ground. Stoinis is the acting captain Natalie Germanos informs\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run Punched off the back foot to long-on\n Chahal to Padikkal, 1 run Loopy legbreak dips into a length. Landed around leg and spun down, shovelled to short fine\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run Slow, length ball on the pads, Kohli goes square-on to punch it to long-on\n Chahal to Padikkal, 1 run Loopy again. 87ks. Misfield from Chahal, ball goes towards mid-on to allow the single. Was a fullish ball on fourth that was defended with the full-faced bat\n Jansen to Padikkal, no run Skiddy length ball on top of off, defended towards point\n Jansen to Padikkal, no run Length on fourth, pulled to midwicket's left\n Jansen to Padikkal, 1 run Three-quarter length, angling in towards middle, punched to long-on Around\n Jansen to Kohli, 1 wide Kohli makes room, Jansen goes wide of off. The length ball is well beyond Kohli's reach and the tramline\n Jansen to Kohli, 1 run Length n off, 141ks, squirted to point's right with the angled bat\n Jansen to Padikkal, no run Low full toss on middle, whipped straight to midwicket. Padikkal misses out\n Jansen to Padikkal, 1 run Yorker on fourth, 121ks, jammed to backward point with the toe of the bat pointing almost towards the keeper\n Harpreet Brar to Padikkal, 1 run Cut to deep point. 91ks, fuller side of length on fifth stump, flat trajectory\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, no run Full on leg, flicked to the left of short midwicket. Stopped with a dive\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, no run Another dot. 90ks full ball on middle and off, Kohli makes room and drives straight\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run Full on middle, makes room and drives to long-off\n Harpreet Brar to Padikkal, no run Darted length ball, 93ks, Padikkal switches late for a flourishing reverse sweep. Misses. Went hard at it, had to do too much in too little time\n Harpreet Brar to Padikkal, FOUR runs Pulled, teases deep-backward square but Shashank can't stop it despite the slide to the right. Might've grazed his jaw on the way. Ball wasn't that short, pulled nicely. Along the ground Timeout\n Bartlett to Kohli, 1 run Kohli charges and slaps it hard, finds deep point. Was a pace-on length ball outside off\n Bartlett to Padikkal, SIX runs Pulled flat over square leg. Cleared the front leg, picked the back-of-length ball up from the top of thigh.\n Bartlett to Padikkal, 1 run Yorker on leg, nudged towards midwicket\n Bartlett to Kohli, 1 run Wide and slow on a three-quarter length, slapped to sweeper cover\n Bartlett to Padikkal, FOUR runs Short third and backward point are in, Bartlett goes slow and into the pitch, offers width too. Padikkal helps himself to an effective free hit. Cuts it deep into the outfield, one-bounce four over third\n Bartlett to Padikkal, no run Yorker on off, pushed to mid-off's left 70 needed off 60, win predictor has RCB 94.11% favs. Himanshu will take you through to the end\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run fullish ball on the stumps, and driven back to Chahal's left. But there's a misfield, and that allows the single to long-off\n Chahal to Padikkal, 1 run short in length on middle, and punched to long-on to raise his fifty See all photos\n Chahal to Kohli, 2 runs swept hard to deep-backward square leg, where Arshdeep and Arya combine in a relay effort. Full and angling into his pads, as Kohli went down to slog hard at that Arshdeep, who chased the previous ball to his left from fine leg, is now off the park. A substitute fielder has come on for him.\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run on a length on middle, and straightens after pitching. Clipped to fine leg\n Chahal to Padikkal, 1 run veryyyy slow from Chahal, who bowls short on middle, and the ball turns belatedly to finish on leg. Pull to deep square leg\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run this dips and arrives as a very full ball on middle and off. Kohli drills it down long-on\n Stoinis to Kohli, no run shorter side of a length just outside off, before the ball straightens after pitching. Kohli gets across before dabbing towards Stoinis\n Stoinis to Kohli, 2 runs short ball on off, and pulled to deep square leg by rolling his wrists. Two more for Kohli\n Stoinis to Kohli, 1 run he skips down the pitch, and Stoinis bangs it on a hard length just outside off. Swat-pulled to long-on\n Stoinis to Padikkal, SIX runs just goes over the rope down the ground! A length delivery on middle and leg, and Padikkal gets his front leg out of the way to calmly have a swing at it\n Stoinis to Padikkal, FOUR runs driven past mid-off! Stoinis attempts the yorker, but this goes as a low full toss angling across, and arrives on off. Padikkal goes hard at it to beat mid-off to his left\n Stoinis to Padikkal, no run Stoinis appeals confidently for lbw, but it is turned down. Inglis isn't sure, too. So PBKS don't review. This time Stoinis executes the yorker, getting it to swing in towards leg. Padikkal brought his bat down to jam at it, but was too late, and seemed to be struck outside leg\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, no run on a length on the stumps, and punched to extra cover\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run length ball on middle, and slower this time. Flicked to deep square leg\n Harpreet Brar to Padikkal, OUT taken at long-on!! Padikkal falls, and gives PBKS a sniff. He skips down the pitch, even as Brar bowls it on a length, and slow just outside off. Padikkal goes ahead with the slog across the line, but ends up finding the fielder, who is placed bang on the edge of the boundary, and who takes it with a reverse cup \n Harpreet Brar to Patidar, 1 run angled in, and full and outside off. Driven to long-off\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run short of a length on middle and off, and punched to long-on\n Harpreet Brar to Patidar, 1 run shorter side again from Brar, who goes on middle. There's no turn there, and Patidar, too, punches hard to long-on\n Chahal to Patidar, FOUR runs shot of the day! A one-bounce four over extra cover, but he deserved more than six there. He backed away slightly, and lofted this length ball dipping on the stumps. Full face of the bat, and a high left elbow, and four!\n Chahal to Patidar, no run shorter side of a length on leg, and quicker too. Nudged to midwicket\n Chahal to Patidar, 1 run fuller and slower, and on middle. Pushed down to long-on\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run ohh, slower still from Chahal, who goes full and on the stumps. Kohli takes a good stride out to flick towards short fine leg\n Chahal to Patidar, no run this angles in, and lands full on leg. Hits his pad as he looked to flick it away\n Chahal to Patidar, no run full and straight, and much slower. This dips, and is blocked\n Jansen to Kohli, 1 run fullish and slow, and on his pads. Clipped to fine leg\n Jansen to Patidar, 1 run back of a length, and angling across. It pitches on middle, and is dabbed to deep third\n Jansen to Kohli, no run on a length, and pitching just outside off. But it finishes wider, and is pushed back to Jansen\n Jansen to Kohli, no run fuller and on sixth stump. He went driving without any foot movement, and missed\n Jansen to Kohli, 1 run angling across, and arrives as a yorker on off. Dug out to long-off to raise a 43-ball fifty From around to Patidar\n Jansen to Patidar, 1 run angled in, and bowled on a fullish length just outside off. Driven down to long-off\n Arshdeep to Patidar, no run angling across, and on a length wide outside off. Patidar throws his bat at it without any foot movement, and is beaten\n Arshdeep to Patidar, 2 runs clipped off his pads, and it is cut off at fine leg by Shashank. Short of a length on leg from Arshdeep, and Patidar played it late by closing the face of the bat\n Arshdeep to Patidar, 1 run slower ball, and on a fullish length on middle. Punched to long-off\n Arshdeep to Kohli, 2 runs massive mix-up!! And RCB are lucky to not lose a wicket here. Short ball from Arshdeep around middle and off, which Kohli pulled to deep square leg. Kohli wanted a second and took off, only for Patidar to remain grounded. The throw arrived very wide at the non-striker's end, and although Iyer, who received the throw, had another shy at the bowler's end, it was still wide, and the batters could eventually get two\n Arshdeep to Kohli, FOUR runs another short ball, and four this time! The ball rises nicely around fifth stump, and Kohli rides the bounce to ramp over short third INNS 8 WKTS 24 ECON 9.22 AVE 29.66\n Arshdeep to Kohli, 1 run another short delivery, and this is around off. Kohli swat-pulls to deep midwicket Time-out\n Chahal to Kohli, SIX runs clean loft down the ground! Kohli gets his front leg out of the way, and got to the pitch of this tossed-up ball dipping on middle to go for six\n Chahal to Kohli, FOUR runs whipped for four! It was a googly, and very full on leg, as Kohli read it well again for four to deep midwicket. Brilliant use of the wrists\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run very full on middle, and driven to long-off\n Chahal to Patidar, OUT Chahal strikes! Patidar looks to repeat some of Kohli's heroics, but can't clear long-on. Chahal had slowed it down nicely there, and got this to dip on a fullish length on the stumps. Patidar went lofting across the line, but mistimed the loft. Stoinis takes it with a reverse cup \n Chahal to Jitesh Sharma, no run beaten! Full and loopy, and just outside leg. There's some extra bounce as well, and some turn away, as Jitesh looked to tonk to the leg side, but missed\n Chahal to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run full and slow, and just wide of off. It turns away, and is slapped to deep cover\n Harpreet Brar to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run lofted wide of long-off, as he leans into this full and slow ball on the stumps\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run he skipped down the pitch, and Brar noticed that. He went slow and on a fullish length on middle, as Kohli chipped it to long-on\n Harpreet Brar to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run full and straight, and driven to long-off\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run Kohli backs away, and Brar bowls short and on leg. The ball angles in further, and is slapped to deep cover\n Harpreet Brar to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run this dips on a full length on middle, and is slow again. Pushed aerially to long-off\n Harpreet Brar to Kohli, 1 run down the pitch, and he drives this dipping and low full toss on leg. Single to deep cover AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Wadhera to Kohli, 1 run on a short of a length on the stumps, and punched to long-on\n Wadhera to Jitesh Sharma, no run short of a length on middle and leg, and punched towards the man at midwicket\n Wadhera to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run short on the stumps, and punched to long-off\n Wadhera to Kohli, 1 run this dips on a full length on leg, and Kohli guides this to point after getting his front leg out of the way\n Wadhera to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs six! The ball lands close to the RCB dugout over midwicket! Another short delivery from Wadhera, and this came around middle and leg. Jitesh was deep in the crease, and hammered the ball with his pull shot See all photos","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Jitesh Sharma","Kohli","Padikkal","Patidar","Salt"],"Runs":[11.0,73.0,61.0,12.0,1.0],"Balls_Faced":[8,54,35,13,3],"Fours":[0,7,6,1,0],"Sixes":[1,1,4,0,0],"S\/R":[137.5,135.19,174.29,92.31,33.33],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Wadhera b Harpreet Brar","c Jansen b Chahal","c \u2020Inglis b Arshdeep Singh"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Bartlett","Chahal","Harpreet Brar","Jansen","Stoinis","Wadhera"],"Balls":[18,18,24,24,18,6,5],"Runs_Given":[26.0,28.0,36.0,27.0,20.0,13.0,9.0],"Wickets":[1,0,1,1,0,0,0],"Overs":[3.0,3.0,4.0,4.0,3.0,1.0,0.5],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .bowls fullish, and just outside leg. The ball turns down further, and is clipped to short .fine leg .Over the stumps now\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .the man at short fine leg dived to his left and got a hand, but the ball dribbled away for .four. It was on a length on the stumps, as Sai pulled off the bottom of the bat\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fuller, and on middle and off. Punched wide of long-on .Gill facing his first ball .Axar back around the wicket\nAxar Patel to Gill, no run .half an appeal for lbw, but Gill seemed to have got an inside edge as he looked to block .this full and flat ball just outsdie off\nAxar Patel to Gill, no run .on a length around middle and off, and straightening after pitching. Gill pushes to extra .cover . .Shubman Gill vs Axar Patel .BALLS .54 .RUNS .78 .OUTS .0 .SR .144.44 .4s\/6s .1\/8\nAxar Patel to Gill, SIX runs .bam! Six over deep midwicket! You don't really see Gill reaching out for a ball outside .off, and dispatch it across the line. This one was on a length, and around sixth stump, as .he swung full stretch, and just cleared the boundary\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .six for Sai Sudharsan too! Short of a length on leg, and Sai Sudharsan waits before .having a full swipe at it for a flat six over fine leg\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .slapped to deep-backward point. Natarajan swung this away, but bowled on the shorter .side, and wide of off. Sai Sudharsan had plenty of room to cut away for four\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .this is great batting! He punches this short-of-a-length ball around sixth stump through .extra cover, and beats the man at deep cover to his left\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .shorter side of a length again, but this is much closer to off. Sai Sudharsan punches .hard to mid-on, with a high right elbow\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .another one which swing away, but this pitches on a good length and in the corridor .outside off. Punched towards deep cover, and they push for two\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .the ball flies off the outside edge, and four more for Sai Sudharsan. Natarajan bowls an .outswinger, albeit on a much fuller length. This ball arrives wide of off, and Sai .Sudharsan goes driving and gets lucky\nAxar Patel to Gill, 1 run .on a length, and slower and just outside off. Gill punches, but off the inside half of the .bat towards midwicket .Axar back from around to SS\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fullish ball outside leg, and he backs away to nudge to deep midwicket\nAxar Patel to Gill, 1 run .full and on the stumps, and driven to long-off\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Nigam, at extra cover, dives to his right and gets a hand, but that is not enough to stop .the boundary. Short in length, and angling across to arrive outside off, as SS shifts his .weight back to hack for four\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .in the massive gap between point and extra cover. This time SS gets his front leg out of .the way at this shortish ball outside off, and cuts hard\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a length on middle and leg, and quicker. Punched to mid-on's left for a quick single\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .goes wide of the crease first ball, and bowls on a length just outside off. Punched to .mid-on\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length outside off, and the ball stays low while seaming in. It .arrives just outside off, and SS gets a bottom edge as he looks to pull. The ball dribbles .away to the off side .Stays over the stumps to Gill\nMustafizur to Gill, 2 runs .the call is for two right away, and Gill gets it. The ball is shortish on middle and off, and .is slapped to deep cover. The man out is at deep-backward point, so Gill gets two rather .comfortably\nMustafizur to Gill, 1 run .Fizz slows it down this time. Short in length on leg, and it finishes on middle, as Gill clips .towards midwicket\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .short of a length, and just outside off. SS guides it to short third after playing it from .deep in the crease\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .again Fizz goes wide of the crease, and bowls this on the shorter side just outside off. It .is whipped to deep square leg for two\nChameera to Gill, no run .floats this on a fullish length, and on off or thereabouts at 141kph. Gill drives confidently .to mid-off\nChameera to Gill, 1 run .good work by du Plessis at mid-on, as he moves and tumbles to his left to keep this to a .single. Shorter side of a length from Chameera around off, and Gill swatted it back .down the ground\nChameera to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .now SS looks to be creative. He tries to scoop Chameera, but the length is too short for .that shot. The ball is on middle, and bounces over the stumps after SS misses\nChameera to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .slower ball from Chameera, as he goes on a length on leg. SS clips it towards square leg\nChameera to Gill, no run .fullish length, and around fifth stump. Punched to mid-off\nChameera to Gill, 1 run .a low full toss on middle and off, and whipped to du Plessis at mid-on\nMustafizur to Gill, 1 run .full delivery angling across, and pitching outside off. Gill looks to drive forward, but gets .it off the bottom of the bat to midwicket\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .great fielding by Rahul at midwicket. He tumbles to his right to prevent a boundary, after .SS made room and flicked a low full toss angling into him and coming on to his pads\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .change of pace, and this is full and on the stumps. Whipped to Rahul again at midwicket . .Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 .INNS .12 .RUNS .552 .SR .155.93 .AVE .50.18 .HS .82\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .slapped to deep-backward point. SS waits for this short-of-a-length ball to arrive in the .corridor, and plays late to find the gap for four\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .very full from Fizz, how shapes this in to middle and off. SS drives to extra cover, where .there's a fumble from Nigam, and that allows SS a single\nMustafizur to Gill, 1 run .another slower ball, and this is on a fullish length just outside off. Pushed awkwardly .towards mid-off by Gill\nNigam to Gill, 1 run .he tosses it up first ball, and goes full and just outside off. Gill leans into the drive to .deep cover\nNigam to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Porel and Nigam are up in celebration for a potential caught behind, but the umpire is .unmoved. Both look up to Axar, who agrees for a review. Nigam bowled on the shorter .side, and outside leg. The ball just shaped to turn back in, as SS looked to have a swipe .at it. UltraEdge shows a flat line, as the ball goes from below the bat. There's a flicker .there, but of the ball nudging the pad. So DC lose a review\nNigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .short in length, and outside off. SS pulls hard, and wide of long-on\nNigam to Gill, no run .nice turn for Nigam! He bowls on a full length on off, and the ball sharply turns away, .before Gill jabs it to short third\nNigam to Gill, 1 run .short in length at Gull too, as Nigam bowls on middle and off. Pulled to deep midwicket\nNigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .this is short, and outside off. It hints to turn away, as SS slaps it to deep cover\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye .a confident and an animated appeal for lbw first ball, but turned down. It thought it was .heading down leg... but Axar reviews. The ball was on a length around off, and turning .in. SS looked to flick it away from the stumps, but was beaten on the inside edge. .UltraEdge shows there's no bat involved, so we move on to ball tracking. Ohh, the ball is .shown to be dipping on middle, and there's an umpire's call on clipping the edge of the .leg stump. In the meanwhile, the batters got a leg bye\nKuldeep to Gill, 2 runs .full and tossed up, and wide-ish of off. Swiped wide of long-on for two\nKuldeep to Gill, 1 run .this is again full, and a little wide of off. This time Gill leans into a drive to long-off\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .this is fullish on off, and turns away. Punched to deep cover\nKuldeep to Gill, 1 run .Gill steps down the pitch, and clips this length ball on the stumps to deep midwicket\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .full and dipping on off, and driven to long-off. There's a fumble there, but it remains a .single\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .swept to beat short fine leg to his right. That is also SS' fifty, as he went low at this full .ball outside leg, and dispatched it for four\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a length on the stumps, and pushed to deep midwicket\nAxar Patel to Gill, SIX runs .lovely shot! The sound off the bat must have resonated miles far. Gill slog sweeps this .tossed up and loppy ball, which dips on a full length outside off, and times it wonderfully .well\nAxar Patel to Gill, no run .slower and fuller, and on off. Blocked down by Gill\nAxar Patel to Gill, 1 run .Axar slows it down further, and bowls on a length, and wide of off. Slapped to deep .cover point\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .he skips down the pitch, and looks to whip this length ball on the stumps, but is hit on .the pad .Time-out\nKuldeep to Gill, 1 run .the wrong 'un. This dips on a fullish length on middle, and finishes just outside off. .Whipped wide of long-on\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .this turns away from the left-hander, as Kuldeep goes full and just outside off. Cut away .to deep cover\nKuldeep to Gill, SIX runs .down the pitch, and bang! Another six for Gill. The ball was tossed up, and angling .across to pitch just outside off. Gill got to the pitch of the ball, and launched it down the .ground\nKuldeep to Gill, 1 run .fuller and slower on middle and off. Swept away to fine leg\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a length on middle and leg, and turning in. Whipped to deep midwicket after getting .his front leg out of the way\nKuldeep to Gill, 1 wide .much slower from Kuldeep, who goes full and outside leg. Gill looks to flick but misses. .Wide called\nKuldeep to Gill, no run .fullish ball dipping on off, and punched to extra cover .Whom are you supporting? Let Ekanth know.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs GT, 60th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, no run bowls fullish, and just outside leg. The ball turns down further, and is clipped to short fine leg Over the stumps now\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs the man at short fine leg dived to his left and got a hand, but the ball dribbled away for four. It was on a length on the stumps, as Sai pulled off the bottom of the bat\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fuller, and on middle and off. Punched wide of long-on Gill facing his first ball Axar back around the wicket\n Axar Patel to Gill, no run half an appeal for lbw, but Gill seemed to have got an inside edge as he looked to block this full and flat ball just outsdie off\n Axar Patel to Gill, no run on a length around middle and off, and straightening after pitching. Gill pushes to extra cover Shubman Gill vs Axar Patel BALLS 54 RUNS 78 OUTS 0 SR 144.44 4s\/6s 1\/8\n Axar Patel to Gill, SIX runs bam! Six over deep midwicket! You don't really see Gill reaching out for a ball outside off, and dispatch it across the line. This one was on a length, and around sixth stump, as he swung full stretch, and just cleared the boundary\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs six for Sai Sudharsan too! Short of a length on leg, and Sai Sudharsan waits before having a full swipe at it for a flat six over fine leg\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs slapped to deep-backward point. Natarajan swung this away, but bowled on the shorter side, and wide of off. Sai Sudharsan had plenty of room to cut away for four\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs this is great batting! He punches this short-of-a-length ball around sixth stump through extra cover, and beats the man at deep cover to his left\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, no run shorter side of a length again, but this is much closer to off. Sai Sudharsan punches hard to mid-on, with a high right elbow\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs another one which swing away, but this pitches on a good length and in the corridor outside off. Punched towards deep cover, and they push for two\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs the ball flies off the outside edge, and four more for Sai Sudharsan. Natarajan bowls an outswinger, albeit on a much fuller length. This ball arrives wide of off, and Sai Sudharsan goes driving and gets lucky\n Axar Patel to Gill, 1 run on a length, and slower and just outside off. Gill punches, but off the inside half of the bat towards midwicket Axar back from around to SS\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fullish ball outside leg, and he backs away to nudge to deep midwicket\n Axar Patel to Gill, 1 run full and on the stumps, and driven to long-off\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Nigam, at extra cover, dives to his right and gets a hand, but that is not enough to stop the boundary. Short in length, and angling across to arrive outside off, as SS shifts his weight back to hack for four\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs in the massive gap between point and extra cover. This time SS gets his front leg out of the way at this shortish ball outside off, and cuts hard\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a length on middle and leg, and quicker. Punched to mid-on's left for a quick single\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run goes wide of the crease first ball, and bowls on a length just outside off. Punched to mid-on\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on the shorter side of a length outside off, and the ball stays low while seaming in. It arrives just outside off, and SS gets a bottom edge as he looks to pull. The ball dribbles away to the off side Stays over the stumps to Gill\n Mustafizur to Gill, 2 runs the call is for two right away, and Gill gets it. The ball is shortish on middle and off, and is slapped to deep cover. The man out is at deep-backward point, so Gill gets two rather comfortably\n Mustafizur to Gill, 1 run Fizz slows it down this time. Short in length on leg, and it finishes on middle, as Gill clips towards midwicket\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run short of a length, and just outside off. SS guides it to short third after playing it from deep in the crease\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs again Fizz goes wide of the crease, and bowls this on the shorter side just outside off. It is whipped to deep square leg for two\n Chameera to Gill, no run floats this on a fullish length, and on off or thereabouts at 141kph. Gill drives confidently to mid-off\n Chameera to Gill, 1 run good work by du Plessis at mid-on, as he moves and tumbles to his left to keep this to a single. Shorter side of a length from Chameera around off, and Gill swatted it back down the ground\n Chameera to B Sai Sudharsan, no run now SS looks to be creative. He tries to scoop Chameera, but the length is too short for that shot. The ball is on middle, and bounces over the stumps after SS misses\n Chameera to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run slower ball from Chameera, as he goes on a length on leg. SS clips it towards square leg\n Chameera to Gill, no run fullish length, and around fifth stump. Punched to mid-off\n Chameera to Gill, 1 run a low full toss on middle and off, and whipped to du Plessis at mid-on\n Mustafizur to Gill, 1 run full delivery angling across, and pitching outside off. Gill looks to drive forward, but gets it off the bottom of the bat to midwicket\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run great fielding by Rahul at midwicket. He tumbles to his right to prevent a boundary, after SS made room and flicked a low full toss angling into him and coming on to his pads\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run change of pace, and this is full and on the stumps. Whipped to Rahul again at midwicket Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 INNS 12 RUNS 552 SR 155.93 AVE 50.18 HS 82\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs slapped to deep-backward point. SS waits for this short-of-a-length ball to arrive in the corridor, and plays late to find the gap for four\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run very full from Fizz, how shapes this in to middle and off. SS drives to extra cover, where there's a fumble from Nigam, and that allows SS a single\n Mustafizur to Gill, 1 run another slower ball, and this is on a fullish length just outside off. Pushed awkwardly towards mid-off by Gill\n Nigam to Gill, 1 run he tosses it up first ball, and goes full and just outside off. Gill leans into the drive to deep cover\n Nigam to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Porel and Nigam are up in celebration for a potential caught behind, but the umpire is unmoved. Both look up to Axar, who agrees for a review. Nigam bowled on the shorter side, and outside leg. The ball just shaped to turn back in, as SS looked to have a swipe at it. UltraEdge shows a flat line, as the ball goes from below the bat. There's a flicker there, but of the ball nudging the pad. So DC lose a review\n Nigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run short in length, and outside off. SS pulls hard, and wide of long-on\n Nigam to Gill, no run nice turn for Nigam! He bowls on a full length on off, and the ball sharply turns away, before Gill jabs it to short third\n Nigam to Gill, 1 run short in length at Gull too, as Nigam bowls on middle and off. Pulled to deep midwicket\n Nigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run this is short, and outside off. It hints to turn away, as SS slaps it to deep cover\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye a confident and an animated appeal for lbw first ball, but turned down. It thought it was heading down leg... but Axar reviews. The ball was on a length around off, and turning in. SS looked to flick it away from the stumps, but was beaten on the inside edge. UltraEdge shows there's no bat involved, so we move on to ball tracking. Ohh, the ball is shown to be dipping on middle, and there's an umpire's call on clipping the edge of the leg stump. In the meanwhile, the batters got a leg bye\n Kuldeep to Gill, 2 runs full and tossed up, and wide-ish of off. Swiped wide of long-on for two\n Kuldeep to Gill, 1 run this is again full, and a little wide of off. This time Gill leans into a drive to long-off\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run this is fullish on off, and turns away. Punched to deep cover\n Kuldeep to Gill, 1 run Gill steps down the pitch, and clips this length ball on the stumps to deep midwicket\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run full and dipping on off, and driven to long-off. There's a fumble there, but it remains a single\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs swept to beat short fine leg to his right. That is also SS' fifty, as he went low at this full ball outside leg, and dispatched it for four\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a length on the stumps, and pushed to deep midwicket\n Axar Patel to Gill, SIX runs lovely shot! The sound off the bat must have resonated miles far. Gill slog sweeps this tossed up and loppy ball, which dips on a full length outside off, and times it wonderfully well\n Axar Patel to Gill, no run slower and fuller, and on off. Blocked down by Gill\n Axar Patel to Gill, 1 run Axar slows it down further, and bowls on a length, and wide of off. Slapped to deep cover point\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, no run he skips down the pitch, and looks to whip this length ball on the stumps, but is hit on the pad Time-out\n Kuldeep to Gill, 1 run the wrong 'un. This dips on a fullish length on middle, and finishes just outside off. Whipped wide of long-on\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run this turns away from the left-hander, as Kuldeep goes full and just outside off. Cut away to deep cover\n Kuldeep to Gill, SIX runs down the pitch, and bang! Another six for Gill. The ball was tossed up, and angling across to pitch just outside off. Gill got to the pitch of the ball, and launched it down the ground\n Kuldeep to Gill, 1 run fuller and slower on middle and off. Swept away to fine leg\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a length on middle and leg, and turning in. Whipped to deep midwicket after getting his front leg out of the way\n Kuldeep to Gill, 1 wide much slower from Kuldeep, who goes full and outside leg. Gill looks to flick but misses. Wide called\n Kuldeep to Gill, no run fullish ball dipping on off, and punched to extra cover Whom are you supporting? Let Ekanth know.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Gill"],"Runs":[55.0,36.0],"Balls_Faced":[34,26],"Fours":[8,0],"Sixes":[1,3],"S\/R":[161.76,138.46],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Axar Patel","Chameera","Kuldeep","Mustafizur","Natarajan","Nigam"],"Balls":[18,6,12,12,6,6],"Runs_Given":[35.0,3.0,17.0,13.0,20.0,4.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[3.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .bowls fullish, and just outside leg. The ball turns down further, and is clipped to short .fine leg .Over the stumps now\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .the man at short fine leg dived to his left and got a hand, but the ball dribbled away for .four. It was on a length on the stumps, as Sai pulled off the bottom of the bat\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fuller, and on middle and off. Punched wide of long-on .Gill facing his first ball .Axar back around the wicket\nAxar Patel to Gill, no run .half an appeal for lbw, but Gill seemed to have got an inside edge as he looked to block .this full and flat ball just outsdie off\nAxar Patel to Gill, no run .on a length around middle and off, and straightening after pitching. Gill pushes to extra .cover . .Shubman Gill vs Axar Patel .BALLS .54 .RUNS .78 .OUTS .0 .SR .144.44 .4s\/6s .1\/8\nAxar Patel to Gill, SIX runs .bam! Six over deep midwicket! You don't really see Gill reaching out for a ball outside .off, and dispatch it across the line. This one was on a length, and around sixth stump, as .he swung full stretch, and just cleared the boundary\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .six for Sai Sudharsan too! Short of a length on leg, and Sai Sudharsan waits before .having a full swipe at it for a flat six over fine leg\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .slapped to deep-backward point. Natarajan swung this away, but bowled on the shorter .side, and wide of off. Sai Sudharsan had plenty of room to cut away for four\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .this is great batting! He punches this short-of-a-length ball around sixth stump through .extra cover, and beats the man at deep cover to his left\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .shorter side of a length again, but this is much closer to off. Sai Sudharsan punches .hard to mid-on, with a high right elbow\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .another one which swing away, but this pitches on a good length and in the corridor .outside off. Punched towards deep cover, and they push for two\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .the ball flies off the outside edge, and four more for Sai Sudharsan. Natarajan bowls an .outswinger, albeit on a much fuller length. This ball arrives wide of off, and Sai .Sudharsan goes driving and gets lucky\nAxar Patel to Gill, 1 run .on a length, and slower and just outside off. Gill punches, but off the inside half of the .bat towards midwicket .Axar back from around to SS\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fullish ball outside leg, and he backs away to nudge to deep midwicket\nAxar Patel to Gill, 1 run .full and on the stumps, and driven to long-off\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Nigam, at extra cover, dives to his right and gets a hand, but that is not enough to stop .the boundary. Short in length, and angling across to arrive outside off, as SS shifts his .weight back to hack for four\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .in the massive gap between point and extra cover. This time SS gets his front leg out of .the way at this shortish ball outside off, and cuts hard\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a length on middle and leg, and quicker. Punched to mid-on's left for a quick single\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .goes wide of the crease first ball, and bowls on a length just outside off. Punched to .mid-on\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length outside off, and the ball stays low while seaming in. It .arrives just outside off, and SS gets a bottom edge as he looks to pull. The ball dribbles .away to the off side .Stays over the stumps to Gill\nMustafizur to Gill, 2 runs .the call is for two right away, and Gill gets it. The ball is shortish on middle and off, and .is slapped to deep cover. The man out is at deep-backward point, so Gill gets two rather .comfortably\nMustafizur to Gill, 1 run .Fizz slows it down this time. Short in length on leg, and it finishes on middle, as Gill clips .towards midwicket\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .short of a length, and just outside off. SS guides it to short third after playing it from .deep in the crease\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .again Fizz goes wide of the crease, and bowls this on the shorter side just outside off. It .is whipped to deep square leg for two\nChameera to Gill, no run .floats this on a fullish length, and on off or thereabouts at 141kph. Gill drives confidently .to mid-off\nChameera to Gill, 1 run .good work by du Plessis at mid-on, as he moves and tumbles to his left to keep this to a .single. Shorter side of a length from Chameera around off, and Gill swatted it back .down the ground\nChameera to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .now SS looks to be creative. He tries to scoop Chameera, but the length is too short for .that shot. The ball is on middle, and bounces over the stumps after SS misses\nChameera to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .slower ball from Chameera, as he goes on a length on leg. SS clips it towards square leg\nChameera to Gill, no run .fullish length, and around fifth stump. Punched to mid-off\nChameera to Gill, 1 run .a low full toss on middle and off, and whipped to du Plessis at mid-on\nMustafizur to Gill, 1 run .full delivery angling across, and pitching outside off. Gill looks to drive forward, but gets .it off the bottom of the bat to midwicket\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .great fielding by Rahul at midwicket. He tumbles to his right to prevent a boundary, after .SS made room and flicked a low full toss angling into him and coming on to his pads\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .change of pace, and this is full and on the stumps. Whipped to Rahul again at midwicket . .Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 .INNS .12 .RUNS .552 .SR .155.93 .AVE .50.18 .HS .82\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .slapped to deep-backward point. SS waits for this short-of-a-length ball to arrive in the .corridor, and plays late to find the gap for four\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .very full from Fizz, how shapes this in to middle and off. SS drives to extra cover, where .there's a fumble from Nigam, and that allows SS a single\nMustafizur to Gill, 1 run .another slower ball, and this is on a fullish length just outside off. Pushed awkwardly .towards mid-off by Gill\nNigam to Gill, 1 run .he tosses it up first ball, and goes full and just outside off. Gill leans into the drive to .deep cover\nNigam to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Porel and Nigam are up in celebration for a potential caught behind, but the umpire is .unmoved. Both look up to Axar, who agrees for a review. Nigam bowled on the shorter .side, and outside leg. The ball just shaped to turn back in, as SS looked to have a swipe .at it. UltraEdge shows a flat line, as the ball goes from below the bat. There's a flicker .there, but of the ball nudging the pad. So DC lose a review\nNigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .short in length, and outside off. SS pulls hard, and wide of long-on\nNigam to Gill, no run .nice turn for Nigam! He bowls on a full length on off, and the ball sharply turns away, .before Gill jabs it to short third\nNigam to Gill, 1 run .short in length at Gull too, as Nigam bowls on middle and off. Pulled to deep midwicket\nNigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .this is short, and outside off. It hints to turn away, as SS slaps it to deep cover\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye .a confident and an animated appeal for lbw first ball, but turned down. It thought it was .heading down leg... but Axar reviews. The ball was on a length around off, and turning .in. SS looked to flick it away from the stumps, but was beaten on the inside edge. .UltraEdge shows there's no bat involved, so we move on to ball tracking. Ohh, the ball is .shown to be dipping on middle, and there's an umpire's call on clipping the edge of the .leg stump. In the meanwhile, the batters got a leg bye\nKuldeep to Gill, 2 runs .full and tossed up, and wide-ish of off. Swiped wide of long-on for two\nKuldeep to Gill, 1 run .this is again full, and a little wide of off. This time Gill leans into a drive to long-off\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .this is fullish on off, and turns away. Punched to deep cover\nKuldeep to Gill, 1 run .Gill steps down the pitch, and clips this length ball on the stumps to deep midwicket\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .full and dipping on off, and driven to long-off. There's a fumble there, but it remains a .single\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .swept to beat short fine leg to his right. That is also SS' fifty, as he went low at this full .ball outside leg, and dispatched it for four\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a length on the stumps, and pushed to deep midwicket\nAxar Patel to Gill, SIX runs .lovely shot! The sound off the bat must have resonated miles far. Gill slog sweeps this .tossed up and loppy ball, which dips on a full length outside off, and times it wonderfully .well\nAxar Patel to Gill, no run .slower and fuller, and on off. Blocked down by Gill\nAxar Patel to Gill, 1 run .Axar slows it down further, and bowls on a length, and wide of off. Slapped to deep .cover point\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .he skips down the pitch, and looks to whip this length ball on the stumps, but is hit on .the pad .Time-out\nKuldeep to Gill, 1 run .the wrong 'un. This dips on a fullish length on middle, and finishes just outside off. .Whipped wide of long-on\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .this turns away from the left-hander, as Kuldeep goes full and just outside off. Cut away .to deep cover\nKuldeep to Gill, SIX runs .down the pitch, and bang! Another six for Gill. The ball was tossed up, and angling .across to pitch just outside off. Gill got to the pitch of the ball, and launched it down the .ground\nKuldeep to Gill, 1 run .fuller and slower on middle and off. Swept away to fine leg\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a length on middle and leg, and turning in. Whipped to deep midwicket after getting .his front leg out of the way\nKuldeep to Gill, 1 wide .much slower from Kuldeep, who goes full and outside leg. Gill looks to flick but misses. .Wide called\nKuldeep to Gill, no run .fullish ball dipping on off, and punched to extra cover .Whom are you supporting? Let Ekanth know.\nNigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shortish in length, and slightly wide of off. Slapped to deep cover point\nNigam to Gill, 1 run .short in length again, and around off. Gill slaps it to deep-backward point\nNigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .again Nigam bowls short, and just outside off. Punched down to long-on\nNigam to Gill, SIX runs .Looped up and Gill leans forward to cream it over long-off. Showed all three stumps to .stay beside the line, got the big stride straight forward and extended his arms through .the drive . .Shubman Gill in IPL, 2025 .INNS .12 .RUNS .551 .SR .152.63 .AVE .55.10 .HS .90\nNigam to Gill, 1 run .Gill yells in disappointment despite nailing the pull. It's because he finds deep-backward .point\nNigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .A touch short on fifth, cut to deep point\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .And his poor return continues. No-look whip over midwicket from Sudharsan. Got one .touch too straight, whacked the fullish ball 82 metres far\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Yorker on leg, jammed to long-on\nNatarajan to Gill, 1 run .Bouncer on sixth. Tennis-ball bounce, Gill waits before cutting to short third\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Slower one on a length, pulled long-on. Bat-face turned inwards there\nNatarajan to Gill, 1 run .Tennis shot. Forehand pull to long-on. Was a short ball on fifth\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Goes for the yorker, gets it full instead. Driven from middle and off to long-off\nChameera to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Hard length, fourth stump, pulled to long-on .Short third and short fine in\nChameera to Gill, 2 runs .Slower one almost has Gill caught at cover. Leading edge off the flick ballooned and .stayed in the air for a while, Axar went right and reached out with his right hand but .wasn't in reach. Was a full one at the pad that Gill tried to clip square, played too early\nChameera to Gill, 1 wide .Fullish ball goes down leg, goes past the attempted whip aimed to take it fine\nChameera to Gill, FOUR runs .Cannoned back, almost takes out the bowler. Chameera does well to get low in time. .Was a low fully on off that Gill short-arm drove flat ad hard. Brings up his 33-ball fifty .too, raises his bat\nChameera to Gill, SIX runs .Picked up this time. Legcutter on leg stump, was full and Gill essentially swept it. .Popped the front foot centimetres forward, feet stayed remarkably still while he bent .down and broomed it\nChameera to Gill, 1 run .Shortish over the stumps, short-arm pulled to long-on\nChameera to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Short and wide, Sudharsan's jump-cut will put video editors to shame. Ball clears the .infield at cover and races away\nKuldeep to Gill, FOUR runs .Very wide. Googly was a touch short, Gill's back foot went across and then he reached .out to cut it behind point. Beats Rahul who was the sweeper\nKuldeep to Gill, 1 run .Touch short, very slow, low bounce. Gill works it from outside off to long-on, off the .back foot\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .Gets away with a loose ball. Tried following Sudharsan as he made room but got it too .short, the pull found deep square leg\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Makes room early but Kuldeep floats it on off, might've turned it away a touch. .Sudharsan looks to drive through cover, inside edges onto pad\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .One-knee sweep is a touch aerial and takes the full ball to long-on\nKuldeep to Gill, 1 run .Length on off, 86ks, clipped off the back foot to deep midwicket\nNigam to Gill, SIX runs .Overpitched and that's effortlessly driven over long-on. It's a step-hit for Gill and he .holds his shape beautifully\nNigam to Gill, 1 run .Length on fifth, chopped to point. 150 up for GT .Mayank Agarwal -KL Rahul, 2020 - 671 .Shikhar Dhawan-Prithvi Shaw, 2021 - 744 .Shubman Gill-Sai Sudharsan, 2025 - 768 .Deep and Namooh from our stats team have a nugget. Most runs by an Indian pair in an .IPL season\nNigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Full on leg, 97ks, worked to deep midwicket\nNigam to Gill, 1 run .Fullish ball rushes towards middle after landing around off, Gill was making room but .had to hurry and jam the bat to punch it through point\nNigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .Low fully down leg. Goes past the flick\nNigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Fullish on fifth, driven to deep cover point\nNigam to Gill, no run .Wide and full, 93ks, Gill reaches out and swipes it into the ground. Bowler doesn't take it .on the first go but is able to deny the single by running back. Timeout .Which was the more memorable Test? .38.1K votes .AUS vs IND, Brisbane, 2021 .IND vs AUS, Mohali, 2010 .Which Chepauk Test was more exciting? .38.1K votes .IND-AUS - Chennai, 2001 .IND-ENG - Chennai, 2008 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and .JioHotstar are inviting you to help us pick the greatest Test of the 21st century. In the .voting bracket, we now have two Chepauk epics - 2001 versus 2008 and India's .fortress breach of Gabba 2021 against Laxman's Mohali heist. What are your picks?\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Short fine's in, so Sudharsan gets low to sweep the low, slow full toss to his right\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Mirrors it this time placement-wise. Short third is beaten to the left. Was a scrambled- .seam length ball on fifth, waited for it to reach the top of the bounce and guided it with .an open-faced vertical bat\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Slower one on a three-quarter length at fourth, bunted to point\nMustafizur to Gill, 1 run .Fullish on fourth, pushed to the left of cover. All too easy after two fours to start the .over\nMustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Pace-on yorker at middle, Sudharsan skis to the left while working it to long-on\nMustafizur to Gill, no run .Length on fourth, punched back to the bowler\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .Overpitched on the pads, yorker missed that. Whipped over midwicket, Stubbs at deep .midwicket charges right and throws the ball in while tumbling. Replay confirms he's .saved two . .Sai Sudharsan vs T Natarajan .BALLS .18 .RUNS .42 .OUTS .1 .SR .233.33 .4s\/6s .5\/2\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .This is the 17th over of a T20 but it might as well be a Test with an on-drive like that. .Long-off was out but had no chance.\nNatarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped to midwicket. 122ks\nNatarajan to Gill, FOUR runs .Too wide and Gill cuts it to the left of backward point. Cutter on a length around seventh .stump, Gill crouched a bit and whacked it into the ground\nNatarajan to Gill, SIX runs .Kohli-esque whippy flick over deep midwicket. It's a slot ball on fourth, went straight off .the pitch\nNatarajan to Gill, 1 run .Into the pitch, wide, and it's cut to deep point\nKuldeep to Gill, 1 run .Bad start, gets away with it though. Overpitched on the pads, Gill swept aerially, Vipraj at .deep square leg goes left and stops it over his right shoulder with one hand\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .Sight-screen drive to get to a 100, had to be orthodox. Sudharsan pumps his fist and .looks intently at the dugout as it stands. Was an overpitched ball at the stumps\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Full outside off, driven to cover\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Fullish 90ks ball lands on leg and turns in a bit. Sudharsan makes room and drives to .long-off\nKuldeep to Gill, 2 runs .Real short. Even Kuldeep seems to have given up. Fourth-stump ball is pulled along the .ground to deep midwicket's left\nKuldeep to Gill, 1 run .Very slow again, shortish on fourth. Gill was early into the pull, top edged but there was .no infielder at midwicket, so it landed safely and rolled to the deep\nNigam to Gill, 2 runs .Touch short, very flat, cut to the right of deep point\nNigam to Gill, 1 run .Low full toss on fifth is slow, driven to deep cover\nNigam to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Length ball lands down leg and beats the sweep. Pops to the off side, keeper collects it .on the bounce\nNigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Pulls the length ball across from fifth stump to deep square leg. Bottom hand came off .but the timing was good\nNigam to Gill, 1 run .Length on fourth, bunted to deep point off the back foot. Scores tied","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs GT, 60th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, no run bowls fullish, and just outside leg. The ball turns down further, and is clipped to short fine leg Over the stumps now\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs the man at short fine leg dived to his left and got a hand, but the ball dribbled away for four. It was on a length on the stumps, as Sai pulled off the bottom of the bat\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fuller, and on middle and off. Punched wide of long-on Gill facing his first ball Axar back around the wicket\n Axar Patel to Gill, no run half an appeal for lbw, but Gill seemed to have got an inside edge as he looked to block this full and flat ball just outsdie off\n Axar Patel to Gill, no run on a length around middle and off, and straightening after pitching. Gill pushes to extra cover Shubman Gill vs Axar Patel BALLS 54 RUNS 78 OUTS 0 SR 144.44 4s\/6s 1\/8\n Axar Patel to Gill, SIX runs bam! Six over deep midwicket! You don't really see Gill reaching out for a ball outside off, and dispatch it across the line. This one was on a length, and around sixth stump, as he swung full stretch, and just cleared the boundary\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs six for Sai Sudharsan too! Short of a length on leg, and Sai Sudharsan waits before having a full swipe at it for a flat six over fine leg\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs slapped to deep-backward point. Natarajan swung this away, but bowled on the shorter side, and wide of off. Sai Sudharsan had plenty of room to cut away for four\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs this is great batting! He punches this short-of-a-length ball around sixth stump through extra cover, and beats the man at deep cover to his left\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, no run shorter side of a length again, but this is much closer to off. Sai Sudharsan punches hard to mid-on, with a high right elbow\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs another one which swing away, but this pitches on a good length and in the corridor outside off. Punched towards deep cover, and they push for two\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs the ball flies off the outside edge, and four more for Sai Sudharsan. Natarajan bowls an outswinger, albeit on a much fuller length. This ball arrives wide of off, and Sai Sudharsan goes driving and gets lucky\n Axar Patel to Gill, 1 run on a length, and slower and just outside off. Gill punches, but off the inside half of the bat towards midwicket Axar back from around to SS\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fullish ball outside leg, and he backs away to nudge to deep midwicket\n Axar Patel to Gill, 1 run full and on the stumps, and driven to long-off\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Nigam, at extra cover, dives to his right and gets a hand, but that is not enough to stop the boundary. Short in length, and angling across to arrive outside off, as SS shifts his weight back to hack for four\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs in the massive gap between point and extra cover. This time SS gets his front leg out of the way at this shortish ball outside off, and cuts hard\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a length on middle and leg, and quicker. Punched to mid-on's left for a quick single\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run goes wide of the crease first ball, and bowls on a length just outside off. Punched to mid-on\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on the shorter side of a length outside off, and the ball stays low while seaming in. It arrives just outside off, and SS gets a bottom edge as he looks to pull. The ball dribbles away to the off side Stays over the stumps to Gill\n Mustafizur to Gill, 2 runs the call is for two right away, and Gill gets it. The ball is shortish on middle and off, and is slapped to deep cover. The man out is at deep-backward point, so Gill gets two rather comfortably\n Mustafizur to Gill, 1 run Fizz slows it down this time. Short in length on leg, and it finishes on middle, as Gill clips towards midwicket\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run short of a length, and just outside off. SS guides it to short third after playing it from deep in the crease\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs again Fizz goes wide of the crease, and bowls this on the shorter side just outside off. It is whipped to deep square leg for two\n Chameera to Gill, no run floats this on a fullish length, and on off or thereabouts at 141kph. Gill drives confidently to mid-off\n Chameera to Gill, 1 run good work by du Plessis at mid-on, as he moves and tumbles to his left to keep this to a single. Shorter side of a length from Chameera around off, and Gill swatted it back down the ground\n Chameera to B Sai Sudharsan, no run now SS looks to be creative. He tries to scoop Chameera, but the length is too short for that shot. The ball is on middle, and bounces over the stumps after SS misses\n Chameera to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run slower ball from Chameera, as he goes on a length on leg. SS clips it towards square leg\n Chameera to Gill, no run fullish length, and around fifth stump. Punched to mid-off\n Chameera to Gill, 1 run a low full toss on middle and off, and whipped to du Plessis at mid-on\n Mustafizur to Gill, 1 run full delivery angling across, and pitching outside off. Gill looks to drive forward, but gets it off the bottom of the bat to midwicket\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run great fielding by Rahul at midwicket. He tumbles to his right to prevent a boundary, after SS made room and flicked a low full toss angling into him and coming on to his pads\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, no run change of pace, and this is full and on the stumps. Whipped to Rahul again at midwicket Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 INNS 12 RUNS 552 SR 155.93 AVE 50.18 HS 82\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs slapped to deep-backward point. SS waits for this short-of-a-length ball to arrive in the corridor, and plays late to find the gap for four\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run very full from Fizz, how shapes this in to middle and off. SS drives to extra cover, where there's a fumble from Nigam, and that allows SS a single\n Mustafizur to Gill, 1 run another slower ball, and this is on a fullish length just outside off. Pushed awkwardly towards mid-off by Gill\n Nigam to Gill, 1 run he tosses it up first ball, and goes full and just outside off. Gill leans into the drive to deep cover\n Nigam to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Porel and Nigam are up in celebration for a potential caught behind, but the umpire is unmoved. Both look up to Axar, who agrees for a review. Nigam bowled on the shorter side, and outside leg. The ball just shaped to turn back in, as SS looked to have a swipe at it. UltraEdge shows a flat line, as the ball goes from below the bat. There's a flicker there, but of the ball nudging the pad. So DC lose a review\n Nigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run short in length, and outside off. SS pulls hard, and wide of long-on\n Nigam to Gill, no run nice turn for Nigam! He bowls on a full length on off, and the ball sharply turns away, before Gill jabs it to short third\n Nigam to Gill, 1 run short in length at Gull too, as Nigam bowls on middle and off. Pulled to deep midwicket\n Nigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run this is short, and outside off. It hints to turn away, as SS slaps it to deep cover\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye a confident and an animated appeal for lbw first ball, but turned down. It thought it was heading down leg... but Axar reviews. The ball was on a length around off, and turning in. SS looked to flick it away from the stumps, but was beaten on the inside edge. UltraEdge shows there's no bat involved, so we move on to ball tracking. Ohh, the ball is shown to be dipping on middle, and there's an umpire's call on clipping the edge of the leg stump. In the meanwhile, the batters got a leg bye\n Kuldeep to Gill, 2 runs full and tossed up, and wide-ish of off. Swiped wide of long-on for two\n Kuldeep to Gill, 1 run this is again full, and a little wide of off. This time Gill leans into a drive to long-off\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run this is fullish on off, and turns away. Punched to deep cover\n Kuldeep to Gill, 1 run Gill steps down the pitch, and clips this length ball on the stumps to deep midwicket\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run full and dipping on off, and driven to long-off. There's a fumble there, but it remains a single\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs swept to beat short fine leg to his right. That is also SS' fifty, as he went low at this full ball outside leg, and dispatched it for four\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a length on the stumps, and pushed to deep midwicket\n Axar Patel to Gill, SIX runs lovely shot! The sound off the bat must have resonated miles far. Gill slog sweeps this tossed up and loppy ball, which dips on a full length outside off, and times it wonderfully well\n Axar Patel to Gill, no run slower and fuller, and on off. Blocked down by Gill\n Axar Patel to Gill, 1 run Axar slows it down further, and bowls on a length, and wide of off. Slapped to deep cover point\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, no run he skips down the pitch, and looks to whip this length ball on the stumps, but is hit on the pad Time-out\n Kuldeep to Gill, 1 run the wrong 'un. This dips on a fullish length on middle, and finishes just outside off. Whipped wide of long-on\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run this turns away from the left-hander, as Kuldeep goes full and just outside off. Cut away to deep cover\n Kuldeep to Gill, SIX runs down the pitch, and bang! Another six for Gill. The ball was tossed up, and angling across to pitch just outside off. Gill got to the pitch of the ball, and launched it down the ground\n Kuldeep to Gill, 1 run fuller and slower on middle and off. Swept away to fine leg\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a length on middle and leg, and turning in. Whipped to deep midwicket after getting his front leg out of the way\n Kuldeep to Gill, 1 wide much slower from Kuldeep, who goes full and outside leg. Gill looks to flick but misses. Wide called\n Kuldeep to Gill, no run fullish ball dipping on off, and punched to extra cover Whom are you supporting? Let Ekanth know.\n Nigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shortish in length, and slightly wide of off. Slapped to deep cover point\n Nigam to Gill, 1 run short in length again, and around off. Gill slaps it to deep-backward point\n Nigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run again Nigam bowls short, and just outside off. Punched down to long-on\n Nigam to Gill, SIX runs Looped up and Gill leans forward to cream it over long-off. Showed all three stumps to stay beside the line, got the big stride straight forward and extended his arms through the drive Shubman Gill in IPL, 2025 INNS 12 RUNS 551 SR 152.63 AVE 55.10 HS 90\n Nigam to Gill, 1 run Gill yells in disappointment despite nailing the pull. It's because he finds deep-backward point\n Nigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run A touch short on fifth, cut to deep point\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs And his poor return continues. No-look whip over midwicket from Sudharsan. Got one touch too straight, whacked the fullish ball 82 metres far\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Yorker on leg, jammed to long-on\n Natarajan to Gill, 1 run Bouncer on sixth. Tennis-ball bounce, Gill waits before cutting to short third\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Slower one on a length, pulled long-on. Bat-face turned inwards there\n Natarajan to Gill, 1 run Tennis shot. Forehand pull to long-on. Was a short ball on fifth\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Goes for the yorker, gets it full instead. Driven from middle and off to long-off\n Chameera to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Hard length, fourth stump, pulled to long-on Short third and short fine in\n Chameera to Gill, 2 runs Slower one almost has Gill caught at cover. Leading edge off the flick ballooned and stayed in the air for a while, Axar went right and reached out with his right hand but wasn't in reach. Was a full one at the pad that Gill tried to clip square, played too early\n Chameera to Gill, 1 wide Fullish ball goes down leg, goes past the attempted whip aimed to take it fine\n Chameera to Gill, FOUR runs Cannoned back, almost takes out the bowler. Chameera does well to get low in time. Was a low fully on off that Gill short-arm drove flat ad hard. Brings up his 33-ball fifty too, raises his bat\n Chameera to Gill, SIX runs Picked up this time. Legcutter on leg stump, was full and Gill essentially swept it. Popped the front foot centimetres forward, feet stayed remarkably still while he bent down and broomed it\n Chameera to Gill, 1 run Shortish over the stumps, short-arm pulled to long-on\n Chameera to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Short and wide, Sudharsan's jump-cut will put video editors to shame. Ball clears the infield at cover and races away\n Kuldeep to Gill, FOUR runs Very wide. Googly was a touch short, Gill's back foot went across and then he reached out to cut it behind point. Beats Rahul who was the sweeper\n Kuldeep to Gill, 1 run Touch short, very slow, low bounce. Gill works it from outside off to long-on, off the back foot\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs Gets away with a loose ball. Tried following Sudharsan as he made room but got it too short, the pull found deep square leg\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Makes room early but Kuldeep floats it on off, might've turned it away a touch. Sudharsan looks to drive through cover, inside edges onto pad\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run One-knee sweep is a touch aerial and takes the full ball to long-on\n Kuldeep to Gill, 1 run Length on off, 86ks, clipped off the back foot to deep midwicket\n Nigam to Gill, SIX runs Overpitched and that's effortlessly driven over long-on. It's a step-hit for Gill and he holds his shape beautifully\n Nigam to Gill, 1 run Length on fifth, chopped to point. 150 up for GT Mayank Agarwal -KL Rahul, 2020 - 671 Shikhar Dhawan-Prithvi Shaw, 2021 - 744 Shubman Gill-Sai Sudharsan, 2025 - 768 Deep and Namooh from our stats team have a nugget. Most runs by an Indian pair in an IPL season\n Nigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Full on leg, 97ks, worked to deep midwicket\n Nigam to Gill, 1 run Fullish ball rushes towards middle after landing around off, Gill was making room but had to hurry and jam the bat to punch it through point\n Nigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide Low fully down leg. Goes past the flick\n Nigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Fullish on fifth, driven to deep cover point\n Nigam to Gill, no run Wide and full, 93ks, Gill reaches out and swipes it into the ground. Bowler doesn't take it on the first go but is able to deny the single by running back. Timeout Which was the more memorable Test? 38.1K votes AUS vs IND, Brisbane, 2021 IND vs AUS, Mohali, 2010 Which Chepauk Test was more exciting? 38.1K votes IND-AUS - Chennai, 2001 IND-ENG - Chennai, 2008 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are inviting you to help us pick the greatest Test of the 21st century. In the voting bracket, we now have two Chepauk epics - 2001 versus 2008 and India's fortress breach of Gabba 2021 against Laxman's Mohali heist. What are your picks?\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Short fine's in, so Sudharsan gets low to sweep the low, slow full toss to his right\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Mirrors it this time placement-wise. Short third is beaten to the left. Was a scrambled-seam length ball on fifth, waited for it to reach the top of the bounce and guided it with an open-faced vertical bat\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Slower one on a three-quarter length at fourth, bunted to point\n Mustafizur to Gill, 1 run Fullish on fourth, pushed to the left of cover. All too easy after two fours to start the over\n Mustafizur to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Pace-on yorker at middle, Sudharsan skis to the left while working it to long-on\n Mustafizur to Gill, no run Length on fourth, punched back to the bowler\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs Overpitched on the pads, yorker missed that. Whipped over midwicket, Stubbs at deep midwicket charges right and throws the ball in while tumbling. Replay confirms he's saved two Sai Sudharsan vs T Natarajan BALLS 18 RUNS 42 OUTS 1 SR 233.33 4s\/6s 5\/2\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs This is the 17th over of a T20 but it might as well be a Test with an on-drive like that. Long-off was out but had no chance.\n Natarajan to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Length on leg, clipped to midwicket. 122ks\n Natarajan to Gill, FOUR runs Too wide and Gill cuts it to the left of backward point. Cutter on a length around seventh stump, Gill crouched a bit and whacked it into the ground\n Natarajan to Gill, SIX runs Kohli-esque whippy flick over deep midwicket. It's a slot ball on fourth, went straight off the pitch\n Natarajan to Gill, 1 run Into the pitch, wide, and it's cut to deep point\n Kuldeep to Gill, 1 run Bad start, gets away with it though. Overpitched on the pads, Gill swept aerially, Vipraj at deep square leg goes left and stops it over his right shoulder with one hand\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs Sight-screen drive to get to a 100, had to be orthodox. Sudharsan pumps his fist and looks intently at the dugout as it stands. Was an overpitched ball at the stumps\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Full outside off, driven to cover\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Fullish 90ks ball lands on leg and turns in a bit. Sudharsan makes room and drives to long-off\n Kuldeep to Gill, 2 runs Real short. Even Kuldeep seems to have given up. Fourth-stump ball is pulled along the ground to deep midwicket's left\n Kuldeep to Gill, 1 run Very slow again, shortish on fourth. Gill was early into the pull, top edged but there was no infielder at midwicket, so it landed safely and rolled to the deep\n Nigam to Gill, 2 runs Touch short, very flat, cut to the right of deep point\n Nigam to Gill, 1 run Low full toss on fifth is slow, driven to deep cover\n Nigam to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Length ball lands down leg and beats the sweep. Pops to the off side, keeper collects it on the bounce\n Nigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Pulls the length ball across from fifth stump to deep square leg. Bottom hand came off but the timing was good\n Nigam to Gill, 1 run Length on fourth, bunted to deep point off the back foot. Scores tied","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Gill"],"Runs":[102.0,93.0],"Balls_Faced":[60,53],"Fours":[12,3],"Sixes":[3,7],"S\/R":[170.0,175.47],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Axar Patel","Chameera","Kuldeep","Mustafizur","Natarajan","Nigam"],"Balls":[18,12,24,18,18,23],"Runs_Given":[35.0,22.0,37.0,24.0,49.0,31.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[3.0,2.0,4.0,3.0,3.0,3.5],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .A misfield to start the game from Sai Sudharsan and MI are away. Fuller shaping away .from Rohit outside off, he steps forward and drives to Sai Sudharsan at extra cover who .dives over the ball .Stays over the wicket to Bairstow\nSiraj to Bairstow, 2 runs .Short and wide from Siraj, he cuts this hard to the right of Shahrukh at cover-point who .dives, gets a hand to it and saves two\nSiraj to Bairstow, 1 run .Fuller outside off, he pushes to mid-off's left for a run\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, no run .Full and on off stump, he watches this carefully and defends back to the bowler\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs .Juuust beats Gill at extra cover. On a length shaping away from Rohit outside off. He .was looking to go up and over covers, miscues it and the ball just evades Gill\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, no run .On a length on leg stump, he was looking to turn that fine, misses and gets rapped on .the thigh pad\nPrasidh to Bairstow, FOUR runs .Attacks him straight away. On a length well outside off stump, he slices this over point. .Deep third can't get across .Short third in place, deep point goes back\nPrasidh to Bairstow, 2 leg byes .Poor line and Coetzee foes so well to save two. Good length ball on leg stump, he .misses the clip, but the ball flicks his pad and goes fine. Coetzee covers excellent .ground and dives full-length\nPrasidh to Bairstow, 2 runs .Banged in short around rib high, he pulls behind square for a couple of runs\nPrasidh to Bairstow, 1 run .Sharp on-pace length ball on leg stump, he as looking to work it away, gets hit on the .thigh pad with the ball rolling to the offside\nPrasidh to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Goes straight up, Coetzee gets around... and spills it. Oh, dear! Back of a length ball .hip-high on off stump. Rohit pulls, gets a big top edge with the ball ballooning miles up. .Coetzee sprints to his right from deep backward square leg, settles under it but fails to .hang on\nPrasidh to Bairstow, 2 runs .back of a length ball on the stumps, he works this to deep square leg and calls for two .immediately\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Back past the bowler and Rohit gets his first four of the night. On a length around off .stump, he presents the full face of the bat and drives on the up past mid-off\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .HEAVED away! Back of a length ball outside off, he gets his front leg out of the way and .deposits this over mid-on. Not out of the middle of the bat, but enough power to get .four.\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, no run .Huge appeal from Siraj, the umpire stays unmoved. No review from GT as well. Was a .length ball veering into the batter, who misses the flick and is caught on the pad. But .that was sliding past leg stump\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, no run .Edged and put down again! Oh, my word... GT what are you doing? A second reprieve .for Rohit and Siraj is besides himself. Good length outside off, he jumps down the track, .gives himself room and looks for a wild swing across the line. Gets a healthy edge that .flies to the right of Mendis, who can't hold on. Was a fairly regulation chance\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .On a length on the stumps, he pushes to long-on\nSiraj to Bairstow, 1 run .On a length outside off stump, he steps across and heaves this to deep backward .square leg\nPrasidh to Bairstow, SIX runs .PULLED away for a gigantic six. Banged in short hip-high on the stump, he gets across .and pulls this for a 95m six over deep square leg .Point in, long-on back\nPrasidh to Bairstow, FOUR runs .And whacks this from the fielder had come in. Backs away to the short of a length ball .outside off and cuts this up and over point\nPrasidh to Bairstow, no run .Beaten! Full and outside off stump. Bairstow does not move his feet much and looks for .a drive. Can only connect at thin air.\nPrasidh to Bairstow, SIX runs .Edged FOR SIX! Wow, the bats these days. Fuller in length just around off stump. He .looks to slog this away across the line, gets a thick outside edge that goes over short .third. Such is the power and the bat swing that the ball goes over the ropes. . .MI in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .15 .WKTS .19 .RR .9.52 .AVE .43.94\nPrasidh to Bairstow, SIX runs .The best of the lot! Right in the slot outside off stump, Bairstow stays legside of the ball .and pumps this straight over the bowler's head\nPrasidh to Bairstow, FOUR runs .Gives room, gets an edge, gets four. It's all going MI's way and that over has gone for .26! Full shaping away outside off. Bairstow gives himself room, squeezes this out and .gets a bottom-edge that flies past the keeper\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .In a length just outside off, he pushes towards cover-point and sets off\nSiraj to Bairstow, no run .Big swing and a miss! Wobble seam length ball just outside off, he looks to send this to .Chandigarh with a wild hack across the line. Does not connect.\nSiraj to Bairstow, FOUR runs .FOUR more! Back of a length ball around off stump, he pulls this over short midwicket. .That hit the higher part of the blade but that ain't bothering YJB\nSiraj to Bairstow, 1 run .On a length around off stump, he looks to blast this away to deep midwicket, gets a .thick inside-edge onto pad and pinch in a quick run\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Clears mid-off and that's another boundary. GT are bleeding. On a length outside off, .he lifts this over Coetzee who leaps, one-handed but can't reach it\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Good fielding from Tewatia at backward point. Saves a four. Short and wide, he slams .the cut to the right of the fielder who dives to this right\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, no run .Flatter on the stumps, he pushes this back to the bowler\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, no run .backs away but Sai Kishore shortens this length on off as Rohit cuts to covers\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Sails into the crowd and this is now MI's best powerplay this season. Three balls to go .still. Angled in on middle and leg, he nails the sweep over deep square leg\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Another sweep, one-bounce for four, now. Floated outside off, he bends down on one .knee and slams the sweep to the deep square fence .Deep square leg in place now\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, no run .Jumps down the track but Sai Kishore pulls back his length as Rohit misses this flick. .Gets rapped on the pad. There is a stifle appeal from the bowler, to no avail\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Three sweeps in the over, three boundaries Rohit gets. MI have clobbered 79 in the .powerplay. WOWZA! Floated just around off stump, Rohit sweeps and this time gets it .well behind square\nRashid Khan to Bairstow, no run .Shortish in length outside off, he looks for a cut but that was too close for that shot\nRashid Khan to Bairstow, 1 leg bye .Too straight and is lucky to get away. Was a googly down leg, catches a Bairstow's pad .to short fine leg\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Flatter googly on middle and leg at 97kph, he works this to deep midwicket\nRashid Khan to Bairstow, 1 run .Gives himself room as Rashid pushes this fuller just outside off, YBJ drives to deep .cover\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run .Huge appeal for lbw... was that pad first? Gill was at slip and says, nope it was bat. .Flatter wrong'un on off stump, Rohit brings his bat down just in time\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run .Oh, he had to adjust his shot at the last minute. Slows this googly up on middle stump, .Rohit was looking for a sweep and then has to adjust and defends meekly\nSai Kishore to Bairstow, 2 runs .Floated on middle stump, Bairstow brings out the reverse and lifts this over point. Deep .cover hares to his left and saves two\nSai Kishore to Bairstow, OUT .A relay catch and GT have their first wicket... finally! Oh, that's a superb effort from Sai .Sudharsan. The catch will go in Coetzee's name but this was all Sai Sudharsan. Was a .tossed up delivery on the stumps. Bairstow gets a decent chunk on the reverse sweep. .Sai Sudharsan, at backward point leaps up to his left, parries this up goalkeeper style .and Coetzee was present at short third to take the relay catch .Jonny Bairstow c Coetzee b Sai Kishore 47 (22b 4x4 3x6 38m) SR: 213.63\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .Flatter on off, he pushes this to the right of Sai Sudharsan at short extra cover. Some .miscommunication but they make it\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Flatter on the stumps, he works this to the on-side for a run\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 2 runs .Brings out the sweep and that is some stellar fielding from Tewatia who saves two. .Tossed up outside off, he gets it to the left of deep backward square leg\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .Dragged down around off, he pulls to deep midwicket\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .Flatter on a length on off stump, ticked to the on-side\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Lofts inside-out over extra cover and gets four. Fullish in length just outside off, he .gets a clean connection to the left of long-off\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run .Flatter length ball outside off, he taps this to the right of slip\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .THUMPED! Darted outside off, he brings out the sweep and deposits this with authority .over deep backward square leg. Rohit completes 7000 IPL runs and 300 IPL sixes with .that shot\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Flatter back of a length ball just outside off, he pushes this to long-on\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run .Missing leg. Flatter on leg stump, he misses the flick and is hit on the pad. He was .struck outside leg though\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .In the gap for four and that's fifty for Rohit in just 28 balls. Dragged down on middle .and leg, he pulls in the gap to the left of deep square leg. A fine innings so far .See all photos\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Slows the length ball just around off, he eases this to deep cover\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .Fuller and on middle and leg, he whips this to long-on\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Just beats Prasidh who was running back from short fine leg. Should he have done .better? Maybe. But it was always going away from the fielder. Tossed up outside off, he .sweeps, gets a top-edge as the ball goes straight up. But Prasidh can't reach it\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .Length outside off, he pushes to deep cover\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .That's a superb shot. Stifle short on middle and leg, he stays back and pulls in between .deep midwicket and long-on .Here's Himanshu","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs GT, Eliminator.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Rohit Sharma, 1 run A misfield to start the game from Sai Sudharsan and MI are away. Fuller shaping away from Rohit outside off, he steps forward and drives to Sai Sudharsan at extra cover who dives over the ball Stays over the wicket to Bairstow\n Siraj to Bairstow, 2 runs Short and wide from Siraj, he cuts this hard to the right of Shahrukh at cover-point who dives, gets a hand to it and saves two\n Siraj to Bairstow, 1 run Fuller outside off, he pushes to mid-off's left for a run\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, no run Full and on off stump, he watches this carefully and defends back to the bowler\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs Juuust beats Gill at extra cover. On a length shaping away from Rohit outside off. He was looking to go up and over covers, miscues it and the ball just evades Gill\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, no run On a length on leg stump, he was looking to turn that fine, misses and gets rapped on the thigh pad\n Prasidh to Bairstow, FOUR runs Attacks him straight away. On a length well outside off stump, he slices this over point. Deep third can't get across Short third in place, deep point goes back\n Prasidh to Bairstow, 2 leg byes Poor line and Coetzee foes so well to save two. Good length ball on leg stump, he misses the clip, but the ball flicks his pad and goes fine. Coetzee covers excellent ground and dives full-length\n Prasidh to Bairstow, 2 runs Banged in short around rib high, he pulls behind square for a couple of runs\n Prasidh to Bairstow, 1 run Sharp on-pace length ball on leg stump, he as looking to work it away, gets hit on the thigh pad with the ball rolling to the offside\n Prasidh to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Goes straight up, Coetzee gets around... and spills it. Oh, dear! Back of a length ball hip-high on off stump. Rohit pulls, gets a big top edge with the ball ballooning miles up. Coetzee sprints to his right from deep backward square leg, settles under it but fails to hang on\n Prasidh to Bairstow, 2 runs back of a length ball on the stumps, he works this to deep square leg and calls for two immediately\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Back past the bowler and Rohit gets his first four of the night. On a length around off stump, he presents the full face of the bat and drives on the up past mid-off\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs HEAVED away! Back of a length ball outside off, he gets his front leg out of the way and deposits this over mid-on. Not out of the middle of the bat, but enough power to get four.\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, no run Huge appeal from Siraj, the umpire stays unmoved. No review from GT as well. Was a length ball veering into the batter, who misses the flick and is caught on the pad. But that was sliding past leg stump\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, no run Edged and put down again! Oh, my word... GT what are you doing? A second reprieve for Rohit and Siraj is besides himself. Good length outside off, he jumps down the track, gives himself room and looks for a wild swing across the line. Gets a healthy edge that flies to the right of Mendis, who can't hold on. Was a fairly regulation chance\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, 1 run On a length on the stumps, he pushes to long-on\n Siraj to Bairstow, 1 run On a length outside off stump, he steps across and heaves this to deep backward square leg\n Prasidh to Bairstow, SIX runs PULLED away for a gigantic six. Banged in short hip-high on the stump, he gets across and pulls this for a 95m six over deep square leg Point in, long-on back\n Prasidh to Bairstow, FOUR runs And whacks this from the fielder had come in. Backs away to the short of a length ball outside off and cuts this up and over point\n Prasidh to Bairstow, no run Beaten! Full and outside off stump. Bairstow does not move his feet much and looks for a drive. Can only connect at thin air.\n Prasidh to Bairstow, SIX runs Edged FOR SIX! Wow, the bats these days. Fuller in length just around off stump. He looks to slog this away across the line, gets a thick outside edge that goes over short third. Such is the power and the bat swing that the ball goes over the ropes. INNS 15 WKTS 19 RR 9.52 AVE 43.94\n Prasidh to Bairstow, SIX runs The best of the lot! Right in the slot outside off stump, Bairstow stays legside of the ball and pumps this straight over the bowler's head\n Prasidh to Bairstow, FOUR runs Gives room, gets an edge, gets four. It's all going MI's way and that over has gone for 26! Full shaping away outside off. Bairstow gives himself room, squeezes this out and gets a bottom-edge that flies past the keeper\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, 1 run In a length just outside off, he pushes towards cover-point and sets off\n Siraj to Bairstow, no run Big swing and a miss! Wobble seam length ball just outside off, he looks to send this to Chandigarh with a wild hack across the line. Does not connect.\n Siraj to Bairstow, FOUR runs FOUR more! Back of a length ball around off stump, he pulls this over short midwicket. That hit the higher part of the blade but that ain't bothering YJB\n Siraj to Bairstow, 1 run On a length around off stump, he looks to blast this away to deep midwicket, gets a thick inside-edge onto pad and pinch in a quick run\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Clears mid-off and that's another boundary. GT are bleeding. On a length outside off, he lifts this over Coetzee who leaps, one-handed but can't reach it\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Good fielding from Tewatia at backward point. Saves a four. Short and wide, he slams the cut to the right of the fielder who dives to this right\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, no run Flatter on the stumps, he pushes this back to the bowler\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, no run backs away but Sai Kishore shortens this length on off as Rohit cuts to covers\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Sails into the crowd and this is now MI's best powerplay this season. Three balls to go still. Angled in on middle and leg, he nails the sweep over deep square leg\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Another sweep, one-bounce for four, now. Floated outside off, he bends down on one knee and slams the sweep to the deep square fence Deep square leg in place now\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, no run Jumps down the track but Sai Kishore pulls back his length as Rohit misses this flick. Gets rapped on the pad. There is a stifle appeal from the bowler, to no avail\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Three sweeps in the over, three boundaries Rohit gets. MI have clobbered 79 in the powerplay. WOWZA! Floated just around off stump, Rohit sweeps and this time gets it well behind square\n Rashid Khan to Bairstow, no run Shortish in length outside off, he looks for a cut but that was too close for that shot\n Rashid Khan to Bairstow, 1 leg bye Too straight and is lucky to get away. Was a googly down leg, catches a Bairstow's pad to short fine leg\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Flatter googly on middle and leg at 97kph, he works this to deep midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Bairstow, 1 run Gives himself room as Rashid pushes this fuller just outside off, YBJ drives to deep cover\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run Huge appeal for lbw... was that pad first? Gill was at slip and says, nope it was bat. Flatter wrong'un on off stump, Rohit brings his bat down just in time\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run Oh, he had to adjust his shot at the last minute. Slows this googly up on middle stump, Rohit was looking for a sweep and then has to adjust and defends meekly\n Sai Kishore to Bairstow, 2 runs Floated on middle stump, Bairstow brings out the reverse and lifts this over point. Deep cover hares to his left and saves two\n Sai Kishore to Bairstow, OUT A relay catch and GT have their first wicket... finally! Oh, that's a superb effort from Sai Sudharsan. The catch will go in Coetzee's name but this was all Sai Sudharsan. Was a tossed up delivery on the stumps. Bairstow gets a decent chunk on the reverse sweep. Sai Sudharsan, at backward point leaps up to his left, parries this up goalkeeper style and Coetzee was present at short third to take the relay catch \n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run Flatter on off, he pushes this to the right of Sai Sudharsan at short extra cover. Some miscommunication but they make it\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Flatter on the stumps, he works this to the on-side for a run\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 2 runs Brings out the sweep and that is some stellar fielding from Tewatia who saves two. Tossed up outside off, he gets it to the left of deep backward square leg\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run Dragged down around off, he pulls to deep midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run Flatter on a length on off stump, ticked to the on-side\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Lofts inside-out over extra cover and gets four. Fullish in length just outside off, he gets a clean connection to the left of long-off\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run Flatter length ball outside off, he taps this to the right of slip\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs THUMPED! Darted outside off, he brings out the sweep and deposits this with authority over deep backward square leg. Rohit completes 7000 IPL runs and 300 IPL sixes with that shot\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Flatter back of a length ball just outside off, he pushes this to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run Missing leg. Flatter on leg stump, he misses the flick and is hit on the pad. He was struck outside leg though\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs In the gap for four and that's fifty for Rohit in just 28 balls. Dragged down on middle and leg, he pulls in the gap to the left of deep square leg. A fine innings so far See all photos\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Slows the length ball just around off, he eases this to deep cover\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run Fuller and on middle and leg, he whips this to long-on\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Just beats Prasidh who was running back from short fine leg. Should he have done better? Maybe. But it was always going away from the fielder. Tossed up outside off, he sweeps, gets a top-edge as the ball goes straight up. But Prasidh can't reach it\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run Length outside off, he pushes to deep cover\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs That's a superb shot. Stifle short on middle and leg, he stays back and pulls in between deep midwicket and long-on Here's Himanshu","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Bairstow","Rohit Sharma","Suryakumar"],"Runs":[47.0,56.0,7.0],"Balls_Faced":[22,31,7],"Fours":[4,8,0],"Sixes":[3,2,0],"S\/R":[213.64,180.65,100.0],"dismissal":["c Coetzee b Sai Kishore","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Prasidh","Rashid Khan","Sai Kishore","Siraj"],"Balls":[12,12,18,18],"Runs_Given":[36.0,14.0,33.0,27.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,3.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .A misfield to start the game from Sai Sudharsan and MI are away. Fuller shaping away .from Rohit outside off, he steps forward and drives to Sai Sudharsan at extra cover who .dives over the ball .Stays over the wicket to Bairstow\nSiraj to Bairstow, 2 runs .Short and wide from Siraj, he cuts this hard to the right of Shahrukh at cover-point who .dives, gets a hand to it and saves two\nSiraj to Bairstow, 1 run .Fuller outside off, he pushes to mid-off's left for a run\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, no run .Full and on off stump, he watches this carefully and defends back to the bowler\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs .Juuust beats Gill at extra cover. On a length shaping away from Rohit outside off. He .was looking to go up and over covers, miscues it and the ball just evades Gill\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, no run .On a length on leg stump, he was looking to turn that fine, misses and gets rapped on .the thigh pad\nPrasidh to Bairstow, FOUR runs .Attacks him straight away. On a length well outside off stump, he slices this over point. .Deep third can't get across .Short third in place, deep point goes back\nPrasidh to Bairstow, 2 leg byes .Poor line and Coetzee foes so well to save two. Good length ball on leg stump, he .misses the clip, but the ball flicks his pad and goes fine. Coetzee covers excellent .ground and dives full-length\nPrasidh to Bairstow, 2 runs .Banged in short around rib high, he pulls behind square for a couple of runs\nPrasidh to Bairstow, 1 run .Sharp on-pace length ball on leg stump, he as looking to work it away, gets hit on the .thigh pad with the ball rolling to the offside\nPrasidh to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Goes straight up, Coetzee gets around... and spills it. Oh, dear! Back of a length ball .hip-high on off stump. Rohit pulls, gets a big top edge with the ball ballooning miles up. .Coetzee sprints to his right from deep backward square leg, settles under it but fails to .hang on\nPrasidh to Bairstow, 2 runs .back of a length ball on the stumps, he works this to deep square leg and calls for two .immediately\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Back past the bowler and Rohit gets his first four of the night. On a length around off .stump, he presents the full face of the bat and drives on the up past mid-off\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .HEAVED away! Back of a length ball outside off, he gets his front leg out of the way and .deposits this over mid-on. Not out of the middle of the bat, but enough power to get .four.\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, no run .Huge appeal from Siraj, the umpire stays unmoved. No review from GT as well. Was a .length ball veering into the batter, who misses the flick and is caught on the pad. But .that was sliding past leg stump\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, no run .Edged and put down again! Oh, my word... GT what are you doing? A second reprieve .for Rohit and Siraj is besides himself. Good length outside off, he jumps down the track, .gives himself room and looks for a wild swing across the line. Gets a healthy edge that .flies to the right of Mendis, who can't hold on. Was a fairly regulation chance\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .On a length on the stumps, he pushes to long-on\nSiraj to Bairstow, 1 run .On a length outside off stump, he steps across and heaves this to deep backward .square leg\nPrasidh to Bairstow, SIX runs .PULLED away for a gigantic six. Banged in short hip-high on the stump, he gets across .and pulls this for a 95m six over deep square leg .Point in, long-on back\nPrasidh to Bairstow, FOUR runs .And whacks this from the fielder had come in. Backs away to the short of a length ball .outside off and cuts this up and over point\nPrasidh to Bairstow, no run .Beaten! Full and outside off stump. Bairstow does not move his feet much and looks for .a drive. Can only connect at thin air.\nPrasidh to Bairstow, SIX runs .Edged FOR SIX! Wow, the bats these days. Fuller in length just around off stump. He .looks to slog this away across the line, gets a thick outside edge that goes over short .third. Such is the power and the bat swing that the ball goes over the ropes. . .MI in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .15 .WKTS .19 .RR .9.52 .AVE .43.94\nPrasidh to Bairstow, SIX runs .The best of the lot! Right in the slot outside off stump, Bairstow stays legside of the ball .and pumps this straight over the bowler's head\nPrasidh to Bairstow, FOUR runs .Gives room, gets an edge, gets four. It's all going MI's way and that over has gone for .26! Full shaping away outside off. Bairstow gives himself room, squeezes this out and .gets a bottom-edge that flies past the keeper\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .In a length just outside off, he pushes towards cover-point and sets off\nSiraj to Bairstow, no run .Big swing and a miss! Wobble seam length ball just outside off, he looks to send this to .Chandigarh with a wild hack across the line. Does not connect.\nSiraj to Bairstow, FOUR runs .FOUR more! Back of a length ball around off stump, he pulls this over short midwicket. .That hit the higher part of the blade but that ain't bothering YJB\nSiraj to Bairstow, 1 run .On a length around off stump, he looks to blast this away to deep midwicket, gets a .thick inside-edge onto pad and pinch in a quick run\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Clears mid-off and that's another boundary. GT are bleeding. On a length outside off, .he lifts this over Coetzee who leaps, one-handed but can't reach it\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Good fielding from Tewatia at backward point. Saves a four. Short and wide, he slams .the cut to the right of the fielder who dives to this right\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, no run .Flatter on the stumps, he pushes this back to the bowler\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, no run .backs away but Sai Kishore shortens this length on off as Rohit cuts to covers\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Sails into the crowd and this is now MI's best powerplay this season. Three balls to go .still. Angled in on middle and leg, he nails the sweep over deep square leg\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Another sweep, one-bounce for four, now. Floated outside off, he bends down on one .knee and slams the sweep to the deep square fence .Deep square leg in place now\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, no run .Jumps down the track but Sai Kishore pulls back his length as Rohit misses this flick. .Gets rapped on the pad. There is a stifle appeal from the bowler, to no avail\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Three sweeps in the over, three boundaries Rohit gets. MI have clobbered 79 in the .powerplay. WOWZA! Floated just around off stump, Rohit sweeps and this time gets it .well behind square\nRashid Khan to Bairstow, no run .Shortish in length outside off, he looks for a cut but that was too close for that shot\nRashid Khan to Bairstow, 1 leg bye .Too straight and is lucky to get away. Was a googly down leg, catches a Bairstow's pad .to short fine leg\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Flatter googly on middle and leg at 97kph, he works this to deep midwicket\nRashid Khan to Bairstow, 1 run .Gives himself room as Rashid pushes this fuller just outside off, YBJ drives to deep .cover\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run .Huge appeal for lbw... was that pad first? Gill was at slip and says, nope it was bat. .Flatter wrong'un on off stump, Rohit brings his bat down just in time\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run .Oh, he had to adjust his shot at the last minute. Slows this googly up on middle stump, .Rohit was looking for a sweep and then has to adjust and defends meekly\nSai Kishore to Bairstow, 2 runs .Floated on middle stump, Bairstow brings out the reverse and lifts this over point. Deep .cover hares to his left and saves two\nSai Kishore to Bairstow, OUT .A relay catch and GT have their first wicket... finally! Oh, that's a superb effort from Sai .Sudharsan. The catch will go in Coetzee's name but this was all Sai Sudharsan. Was a .tossed up delivery on the stumps. Bairstow gets a decent chunk on the reverse sweep. .Sai Sudharsan, at backward point leaps up to his left, parries this up goalkeeper style .and Coetzee was present at short third to take the relay catch .Jonny Bairstow c Coetzee b Sai Kishore 47 (22b 4x4 3x6 38m) SR: 213.63\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .Flatter on off, he pushes this to the right of Sai Sudharsan at short extra cover. Some .miscommunication but they make it\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Flatter on the stumps, he works this to the on-side for a run\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 2 runs .Brings out the sweep and that is some stellar fielding from Tewatia who saves two. .Tossed up outside off, he gets it to the left of deep backward square leg\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .Dragged down around off, he pulls to deep midwicket\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .Flatter on a length on off stump, ticked to the on-side\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Lofts inside-out over extra cover and gets four. Fullish in length just outside off, he .gets a clean connection to the left of long-off\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run .Flatter length ball outside off, he taps this to the right of slip\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .THUMPED! Darted outside off, he brings out the sweep and deposits this with authority .over deep backward square leg. Rohit completes 7000 IPL runs and 300 IPL sixes with .that shot\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Flatter back of a length ball just outside off, he pushes this to long-on\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run .Missing leg. Flatter on leg stump, he misses the flick and is hit on the pad. He was .struck outside leg though\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .In the gap for four and that's fifty for Rohit in just 28 balls. Dragged down on middle .and leg, he pulls in the gap to the left of deep square leg. A fine innings so far .See all photos\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Slows the length ball just around off, he eases this to deep cover\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .Fuller and on middle and leg, he whips this to long-on\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Just beats Prasidh who was running back from short fine leg. Should he have done .better? Maybe. But it was always going away from the fielder. Tossed up outside off, he .sweeps, gets a top-edge as the ball goes straight up. But Prasidh can't reach it\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .Length outside off, he pushes to deep cover\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .That's a superb shot. Stifle short on middle and leg, he stays back and pulls in between .deep midwicket and long-on .Here's Himanshu\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .full and a little wide of off, and swept to midwicket with his bottom hand off the bat . .Rohit Sharma vs Rashid Khan .BALLS .47 .RUNS .67 .OUTS .4 .SR .142.55 .4s\/6s .4\/4\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length on middle and leg, and clipped to fine leg\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run .ohh, beaten! Slower from Rashid, and on a length around sixth stump. The ball .straightens after pitching, as Surya looked to slash but missed\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .bottom edge, and past the stumps! Full and straight from Rashid, as this ball turned in .and finished just outside leg. Surya looked to sweep, but swung his bat too early. The .ball just beat the leg stump\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run .on a length and wide of off. Turns in, and is flashed to short third\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .Surya takes a good stride forward, and sweeps this full and flat ball just outside off to .fine leg\nCoetzee to Suryakumar, no run .shorter side of a length, and just about on off. Punched to point\nCoetzee to Suryakumar, SIX runs .hooked over a straightish fine leg! Typical Surya, where he goes behind square. He is .deep in the crease, and swivels while shifting his weight back to attack at this short ball .just outside off\nCoetzee to Suryakumar, SIX runs .slashed over backward point! Shorter side of a length, and wide of off. Surya has the .room to have a liberal swing of the bat, and sends it flaying for a flat six\nCoetzee to Suryakumar, 1 run .dropped by Mendis again!! He tumbled to his right with both hands stretched out, but .the ball didn't stick. The ball was on a length just outside off, and straightened after .pitching. Surya had a jab but got an outside edge .See all photos\nCoetzee to Rohit Sharma, no run .short in length, and just outside off. Punched towards point .Something in Rohit's eye distracts him, and thus invites a stoppage in play. Ready to .begin, after a message for Gill.\nCoetzee to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .on a length on middle and off, and nudged to square leg for a hurried single\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .slow in place, and on a length on off. The ball turns away, and is clipped towards .midwicket\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, no run .a low full toss, angled in and darted into middle. He has a flick, but ends up toe-ending it\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, SIX runs .deposited down the ground! He skips down the pitch, and gets to the pitch of this length .delivery angled into middle. It was slower, too, but Surya read the change of pace, .before lofting back\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .this dips on a fullish length on off, and straightens. Slapped to extra cover\nSai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .yorker on off, and jammed down to long-off\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, OUT .taken at fine leg!! Finally GT hang on. Washington there moved to his left, and went a .little across, before the ball landed into his lap. RSK tossed this one up at Surya, who .took a good stride out and ended up receiving the ball as a low full toss on off. He went .ahead with the sweep, and ended up hitting the ball off the higher side of the bat .Suryakumar Yadav c Washington Sundar b Sai Kishore 33 (20b 1x4 3x6 27m) SR: 165\nSundar to Rohit Sharma, no run .on a length, and just outside off. Punched back to Washington\nSundar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .this keeps low! On a length again, but this is around sixth stump. Rohit looked to slash, .but the ball took the bottom edge to go behind square .New batter Tilak facing his first ball\nSundar to Tilak Varma, 1 run .on a fullish length on leg, and clipped to fine leg to get off the mark\nSundar to Rohit Sharma, no run .Rohit shapes to get across the stumps, and Washington bowls full and wide of off. .Eventually driven to extra cover\nSundar to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .slapped to deep-backward point! Quicker from Washington, who went on a length, and .wide of off. The ball skidded through, and Rohit played hard at it\nSundar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .a low full toss on off, and nudged to long-on\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .short in length, and just outside off. The ball turns in a bit, and is pulled to deep square .leg\nRashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run .fullish and slower on middle, as Tilak gets across a little before clipping late to short .fine leg's right\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .slower, and on a fullish length on off. It turns in again, and is clipped to deep square leg .From around to Tilak, with a slip in\nRashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run .on a length, and wide of off. Whipped to deep midwicket\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .swept away over deep-backward square leg! This full ball dips on middle, and Rohit gets .his front leg out of the way to have a swing at it for another six\nRashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run .on a length, and around sixth stump. It turns away, and is punched to extra cover\nCoetzee to Tilak Varma, 1 run .angling across, and on the fuller side of a length outside off. Driven just wide of mid-off .for a single\nCoetzee to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .whipped over fine leg!! Effortless shot. He stays deep in the crease, and gets the perfect .length - one in the slot on off - and has a heave across the line for six more\nCoetzee to Rohit Sharma, no run .just short of Mendis! He went forward to try and take, but couldn't. The ball was a .slower one, and on the shorter side outside leg. Rohit made room, and ended up ticking .it behind\nCoetzee to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .on a length, and wide-ish of off. Punched to mid-off\nCoetzee to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .flings the ball over the long-off boundary! Just reaches out for this length ball wide of .off, and hits through the line while using the pace on the ball for a six\nCoetzee to Tilak Varma, 1 run .gets across the stumps, and Coetzee goes on a yorker length around seventh stump. .Squeezed out to long-on by Tilak\nPrasidh to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .into the MI dugout!! Hardik there shaped to have a swat at the arriving ball, but missed. .Tilak went across the stumps early, and swivelled to have a pull at this short ball outside .off for a six over fine leg\nPrasidh to Tilak Varma, 1 run .short in length, but this is pretty wide of off. Slapped on the bounce to point, as he .looked to slash\nPrasidh to Rohit Sharma, 4 leg byes .four more, although these are extras. The ball angled in, and hit the base of Rohit's pad .as the latter looked to flick but missed. Mendis dived to his left, but couldn't get a hand\nPrasidh to Rohit Sharma, OUT .taken at midwicket!! Rohit misses out on a hundred. Slower ball from Prasidh, who .bowled this barely at 96kph. He bowled it on a length, and on off. The ball hardly came .on towards Rohit, who was entirely beaten by the lack of pace there. He went swiping at .it across the line, and ended up ballooning it for Rashid, who was at midwicket, and .went a few steps back to take it .Rohit Sharma c Rashid Khan b Prasidh Krishna 81 (50b 9x4 4x6 81m) SR: 162\nPrasidh to Hardik, 1 run .a bouncer on middle, and hooked to fine leg .From around to Tilak\nPrasidh to Tilak Varma, 1 run .a high-ish full, and wide of off. Slashed to long-off\nSiraj to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .hoicked over midwicket! Short of a length on middle and off, and Tilak had a free pull at .this ball from just outside off. A very confident-looking shot\nSiraj to Tilak Varma, OUT .gone?! Yup, the umpire at the bowler's end gives it out only after looking at his colleague .at square leg. And guess what, Mendis finally hangs on to one. Siraj bowled on a short .length on the stumps, but with a scrambled seam. The ball bounced well off the surface, .although came on much slower than Tilak expected. He was across the stumps pretty .early, and still went ahead with the attempted scoop. But he ended up gloving it to .Mendis behind .Tilak Varma c \u2020Mendis b Mohammed Siraj 25 (11b 0x4 3x6 19m) SR: 227.27\nSiraj to Naman Dhir, 1 wide .bouncer on off, and finishes outside leg. Dhir looked to hook but left it alone. Wide .called\nSiraj to Naman Dhir, no run .shorter side of a length on the stumps. He looked to clip but was hit high on his front leg .on leg stump .Siraj is down on his back now. The GT physio does some stretching to his left leg, as .Siraj looks to relax. He now turns around to lie on his stomach, with the physio now .working on his hamstring. .He's back on his feet after a break of a few minutes. Ready to resume.\nSiraj to Naman Dhir, 1 run .on a length, as the ball angles into off. Pushed down to long-on\nSiraj to Hardik, 1 run .wow, what was that?! The no-look upper cut to deep third? Maybe. He jabbed his at this .short delivery outside off, but then withdrew it, all while looking down at the pitch. The .ball on a few bounces to Sai Kishore at deep third\nSiraj to Naman Dhir, 1 run .good work by Gill at mid-off, as he slides to his left to keep this down to a single. Full .and straight from Siraj, as Dhir backed away to drive\nPrasidh to Naman Dhir, 1 run .on a few bounces to the man at deep midwicket, as Prasidh bowls pretty full on off. .Whipped aerially by Dhir\nPrasidh to Hardik, 1 run .on a length just outside off. Pandya went too hard with his attempted slog, but ended up .bottom-edging to cover\nPrasidh to Naman Dhir, SIX runs .strong wrists, and bam! On a full length on middle, and he stays deep and low, before .launching at this slower ball for six over deep square leg\nPrasidh to Naman Dhir, OUT .good catch by Rashid! He was at deep midwicket, and he moved and slid to his right .while completing the catch. Another slower delivery from Prasidh, but this is slightly .fuller than the previous ball, and on off. Dhir looked to repeat the powerful whip from .last ball, but ended up playing this in front of square .Naman Dhir c Rashid Khan b Prasidh Krishna 9 (6b 0x4 1x6 10m) SR: 150\nPrasidh to Santner, no run .slower ball again, as he goes full and wide of off at just 96kph. Santner looked to slash, .but the ball rolled through to the keeper\nPrasidh to Santner, no run .half an appeal for caught behind by Mendis, but not given. Short in length, and on the .stumps from Prasidh, who angled this in from around the wicket. Santner went across .and looked to pull, but missed. I think the ball must have brushed his pad on the way to .the keeper\nCoetzee to Hardik, no run .a slower bouncer to begin with. Coetzee bangs this in on off, and the ball zooms up to .finish over middle. Pandya has a swat-pull, but is beaten\nCoetzee to Hardik, SIX runs .the ball goes up a few miles in the air!! It then lands bang behind the sightscreen. .Coetzee followed a bouncer with a full ball, but ended up bowling in the slot. The line .was around middle, and Pandya simply presented the full face of the bat to launch it for .six\nCoetzee to Hardik, no run .another slower ball, and this is short and wide of off. Swatted to extra cover for another .dot\nCoetzee to Hardik, SIX runs .six more!! This lands ten rows over deep square leg. Another short delivery, but the line .isn't very good this time. The ball arrives just outside off, and Pandya hammers this pull .over the boundary by getting his front leg out of the way\nCoetzee to Hardik, 1 wide .another bouncer, and called wide. This pitched on middle, and Pandya swayed out of .the way after looking to have a hook. GT review, though - because, why not? Pandya is .clearly seen to be letting the ball go, although he seems slightly crouched. So it remains .a wide\nCoetzee to Hardik, 1 wide .another wide. This is on the shorter side of a length, but very far from off stump. Again .Pandya isn't bothered\nCoetzee to Hardik, SIX runs .not off the middle of the bat, but still a six. On the fuller side of a length from Coetzee, .who bowled this slightly wide of off. Pandya went through the line by opening the face .of the bat a bit, but the ball still went over long-off\nCoetzee to Hardik, 1 wide .wide again. Gill looks a bit frustrated. On the fuller side, but wide of off. Pandya lets it go\nCoetzee to Hardik, 1 run .finally he attempts the yorker!! This lands bang on middle, and Pandya whips it to deep .midwicket after losing his balance a bit","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs GT, Eliminator.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Rohit Sharma, 1 run A misfield to start the game from Sai Sudharsan and MI are away. Fuller shaping away from Rohit outside off, he steps forward and drives to Sai Sudharsan at extra cover who dives over the ball Stays over the wicket to Bairstow\n Siraj to Bairstow, 2 runs Short and wide from Siraj, he cuts this hard to the right of Shahrukh at cover-point who dives, gets a hand to it and saves two\n Siraj to Bairstow, 1 run Fuller outside off, he pushes to mid-off's left for a run\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, no run Full and on off stump, he watches this carefully and defends back to the bowler\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs Juuust beats Gill at extra cover. On a length shaping away from Rohit outside off. He was looking to go up and over covers, miscues it and the ball just evades Gill\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, no run On a length on leg stump, he was looking to turn that fine, misses and gets rapped on the thigh pad\n Prasidh to Bairstow, FOUR runs Attacks him straight away. On a length well outside off stump, he slices this over point. Deep third can't get across Short third in place, deep point goes back\n Prasidh to Bairstow, 2 leg byes Poor line and Coetzee foes so well to save two. Good length ball on leg stump, he misses the clip, but the ball flicks his pad and goes fine. Coetzee covers excellent ground and dives full-length\n Prasidh to Bairstow, 2 runs Banged in short around rib high, he pulls behind square for a couple of runs\n Prasidh to Bairstow, 1 run Sharp on-pace length ball on leg stump, he as looking to work it away, gets hit on the thigh pad with the ball rolling to the offside\n Prasidh to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Goes straight up, Coetzee gets around... and spills it. Oh, dear! Back of a length ball hip-high on off stump. Rohit pulls, gets a big top edge with the ball ballooning miles up. Coetzee sprints to his right from deep backward square leg, settles under it but fails to hang on\n Prasidh to Bairstow, 2 runs back of a length ball on the stumps, he works this to deep square leg and calls for two immediately\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Back past the bowler and Rohit gets his first four of the night. On a length around off stump, he presents the full face of the bat and drives on the up past mid-off\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs HEAVED away! Back of a length ball outside off, he gets his front leg out of the way and deposits this over mid-on. Not out of the middle of the bat, but enough power to get four.\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, no run Huge appeal from Siraj, the umpire stays unmoved. No review from GT as well. Was a length ball veering into the batter, who misses the flick and is caught on the pad. But that was sliding past leg stump\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, no run Edged and put down again! Oh, my word... GT what are you doing? A second reprieve for Rohit and Siraj is besides himself. Good length outside off, he jumps down the track, gives himself room and looks for a wild swing across the line. Gets a healthy edge that flies to the right of Mendis, who can't hold on. Was a fairly regulation chance\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, 1 run On a length on the stumps, he pushes to long-on\n Siraj to Bairstow, 1 run On a length outside off stump, he steps across and heaves this to deep backward square leg\n Prasidh to Bairstow, SIX runs PULLED away for a gigantic six. Banged in short hip-high on the stump, he gets across and pulls this for a 95m six over deep square leg Point in, long-on back\n Prasidh to Bairstow, FOUR runs And whacks this from the fielder had come in. Backs away to the short of a length ball outside off and cuts this up and over point\n Prasidh to Bairstow, no run Beaten! Full and outside off stump. Bairstow does not move his feet much and looks for a drive. Can only connect at thin air.\n Prasidh to Bairstow, SIX runs Edged FOR SIX! Wow, the bats these days. Fuller in length just around off stump. He looks to slog this away across the line, gets a thick outside edge that goes over short third. Such is the power and the bat swing that the ball goes over the ropes. INNS 15 WKTS 19 RR 9.52 AVE 43.94\n Prasidh to Bairstow, SIX runs The best of the lot! Right in the slot outside off stump, Bairstow stays legside of the ball and pumps this straight over the bowler's head\n Prasidh to Bairstow, FOUR runs Gives room, gets an edge, gets four. It's all going MI's way and that over has gone for 26! Full shaping away outside off. Bairstow gives himself room, squeezes this out and gets a bottom-edge that flies past the keeper\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, 1 run In a length just outside off, he pushes towards cover-point and sets off\n Siraj to Bairstow, no run Big swing and a miss! Wobble seam length ball just outside off, he looks to send this to Chandigarh with a wild hack across the line. Does not connect.\n Siraj to Bairstow, FOUR runs FOUR more! Back of a length ball around off stump, he pulls this over short midwicket. That hit the higher part of the blade but that ain't bothering YJB\n Siraj to Bairstow, 1 run On a length around off stump, he looks to blast this away to deep midwicket, gets a thick inside-edge onto pad and pinch in a quick run\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Clears mid-off and that's another boundary. GT are bleeding. On a length outside off, he lifts this over Coetzee who leaps, one-handed but can't reach it\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Good fielding from Tewatia at backward point. Saves a four. Short and wide, he slams the cut to the right of the fielder who dives to this right\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, no run Flatter on the stumps, he pushes this back to the bowler\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, no run backs away but Sai Kishore shortens this length on off as Rohit cuts to covers\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Sails into the crowd and this is now MI's best powerplay this season. Three balls to go still. Angled in on middle and leg, he nails the sweep over deep square leg\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Another sweep, one-bounce for four, now. Floated outside off, he bends down on one knee and slams the sweep to the deep square fence Deep square leg in place now\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, no run Jumps down the track but Sai Kishore pulls back his length as Rohit misses this flick. Gets rapped on the pad. There is a stifle appeal from the bowler, to no avail\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Three sweeps in the over, three boundaries Rohit gets. MI have clobbered 79 in the powerplay. WOWZA! Floated just around off stump, Rohit sweeps and this time gets it well behind square\n Rashid Khan to Bairstow, no run Shortish in length outside off, he looks for a cut but that was too close for that shot\n Rashid Khan to Bairstow, 1 leg bye Too straight and is lucky to get away. Was a googly down leg, catches a Bairstow's pad to short fine leg\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Flatter googly on middle and leg at 97kph, he works this to deep midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Bairstow, 1 run Gives himself room as Rashid pushes this fuller just outside off, YBJ drives to deep cover\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run Huge appeal for lbw... was that pad first? Gill was at slip and says, nope it was bat. Flatter wrong'un on off stump, Rohit brings his bat down just in time\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run Oh, he had to adjust his shot at the last minute. Slows this googly up on middle stump, Rohit was looking for a sweep and then has to adjust and defends meekly\n Sai Kishore to Bairstow, 2 runs Floated on middle stump, Bairstow brings out the reverse and lifts this over point. Deep cover hares to his left and saves two\n Sai Kishore to Bairstow, OUT A relay catch and GT have their first wicket... finally! Oh, that's a superb effort from Sai Sudharsan. The catch will go in Coetzee's name but this was all Sai Sudharsan. Was a tossed up delivery on the stumps. Bairstow gets a decent chunk on the reverse sweep. Sai Sudharsan, at backward point leaps up to his left, parries this up goalkeeper style and Coetzee was present at short third to take the relay catch \n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run Flatter on off, he pushes this to the right of Sai Sudharsan at short extra cover. Some miscommunication but they make it\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Flatter on the stumps, he works this to the on-side for a run\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 2 runs Brings out the sweep and that is some stellar fielding from Tewatia who saves two. Tossed up outside off, he gets it to the left of deep backward square leg\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run Dragged down around off, he pulls to deep midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run Flatter on a length on off stump, ticked to the on-side\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Lofts inside-out over extra cover and gets four. Fullish in length just outside off, he gets a clean connection to the left of long-off\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run Flatter length ball outside off, he taps this to the right of slip\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs THUMPED! Darted outside off, he brings out the sweep and deposits this with authority over deep backward square leg. Rohit completes 7000 IPL runs and 300 IPL sixes with that shot\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Flatter back of a length ball just outside off, he pushes this to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run Missing leg. Flatter on leg stump, he misses the flick and is hit on the pad. He was struck outside leg though\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs In the gap for four and that's fifty for Rohit in just 28 balls. Dragged down on middle and leg, he pulls in the gap to the left of deep square leg. A fine innings so far See all photos\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Slows the length ball just around off, he eases this to deep cover\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run Fuller and on middle and leg, he whips this to long-on\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Just beats Prasidh who was running back from short fine leg. Should he have done better? Maybe. But it was always going away from the fielder. Tossed up outside off, he sweeps, gets a top-edge as the ball goes straight up. But Prasidh can't reach it\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run Length outside off, he pushes to deep cover\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs That's a superb shot. Stifle short on middle and leg, he stays back and pulls in between deep midwicket and long-on Here's Himanshu\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run full and a little wide of off, and swept to midwicket with his bottom hand off the bat Rohit Sharma vs Rashid Khan BALLS 47 RUNS 67 OUTS 4 SR 142.55 4s\/6s 4\/4\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run on the shorter side of a length on middle and leg, and clipped to fine leg\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run ohh, beaten! Slower from Rashid, and on a length around sixth stump. The ball straightens after pitching, as Surya looked to slash but missed\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, FOUR runs bottom edge, and past the stumps! Full and straight from Rashid, as this ball turned in and finished just outside leg. Surya looked to sweep, but swung his bat too early. The ball just beat the leg stump\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run on a length and wide of off. Turns in, and is flashed to short third\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run Surya takes a good stride forward, and sweeps this full and flat ball just outside off to fine leg\n Coetzee to Suryakumar, no run shorter side of a length, and just about on off. Punched to point\n Coetzee to Suryakumar, SIX runs hooked over a straightish fine leg! Typical Surya, where he goes behind square. He is deep in the crease, and swivels while shifting his weight back to attack at this short ball just outside off\n Coetzee to Suryakumar, SIX runs slashed over backward point! Shorter side of a length, and wide of off. Surya has the room to have a liberal swing of the bat, and sends it flaying for a flat six\n Coetzee to Suryakumar, 1 run dropped by Mendis again!! He tumbled to his right with both hands stretched out, but the ball didn't stick. The ball was on a length just outside off, and straightened after pitching. Surya had a jab but got an outside edge See all photos\n Coetzee to Rohit Sharma, no run short in length, and just outside off. Punched towards point Something in Rohit's eye distracts him, and thus invites a stoppage in play. Ready to begin, after a message for Gill.\n Coetzee to Rohit Sharma, 1 run on a length on middle and off, and nudged to square leg for a hurried single\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, 1 run slow in place, and on a length on off. The ball turns away, and is clipped towards midwicket\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, no run a low full toss, angled in and darted into middle. He has a flick, but ends up toe-ending it\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, SIX runs deposited down the ground! He skips down the pitch, and gets to the pitch of this length delivery angled into middle. It was slower, too, but Surya read the change of pace, before lofting back\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run this dips on a fullish length on off, and straightens. Slapped to extra cover\n Sai Kishore to Rohit Sharma, 1 run yorker on off, and jammed down to long-off\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, OUT taken at fine leg!! Finally GT hang on. Washington there moved to his left, and went a little across, before the ball landed into his lap. RSK tossed this one up at Surya, who took a good stride out and ended up receiving the ball as a low full toss on off. He went ahead with the sweep, and ended up hitting the ball off the higher side of the bat \n Sundar to Rohit Sharma, no run on a length, and just outside off. Punched back to Washington\n Sundar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run this keeps low! On a length again, but this is around sixth stump. Rohit looked to slash, but the ball took the bottom edge to go behind square New batter Tilak facing his first ball\n Sundar to Tilak Varma, 1 run on a fullish length on leg, and clipped to fine leg to get off the mark\n Sundar to Rohit Sharma, no run Rohit shapes to get across the stumps, and Washington bowls full and wide of off. Eventually driven to extra cover\n Sundar to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs slapped to deep-backward point! Quicker from Washington, who went on a length, and wide of off. The ball skidded through, and Rohit played hard at it\n Sundar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run a low full toss on off, and nudged to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run short in length, and just outside off. The ball turns in a bit, and is pulled to deep square leg\n Rashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run fullish and slower on middle, as Tilak gets across a little before clipping late to short fine leg's right\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run slower, and on a fullish length on off. It turns in again, and is clipped to deep square leg From around to Tilak, with a slip in\n Rashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run on a length, and wide of off. Whipped to deep midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs swept away over deep-backward square leg! This full ball dips on middle, and Rohit gets his front leg out of the way to have a swing at it for another six\n Rashid Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run on a length, and around sixth stump. It turns away, and is punched to extra cover\n Coetzee to Tilak Varma, 1 run angling across, and on the fuller side of a length outside off. Driven just wide of mid-off for a single\n Coetzee to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs whipped over fine leg!! Effortless shot. He stays deep in the crease, and gets the perfect length - one in the slot on off - and has a heave across the line for six more\n Coetzee to Rohit Sharma, no run just short of Mendis! He went forward to try and take, but couldn't. The ball was a slower one, and on the shorter side outside leg. Rohit made room, and ended up ticking it behind\n Coetzee to Rohit Sharma, 1 run on a length, and wide-ish of off. Punched to mid-off\n Coetzee to Tilak Varma, SIX runs flings the ball over the long-off boundary! Just reaches out for this length ball wide of off, and hits through the line while using the pace on the ball for a six\n Coetzee to Tilak Varma, 1 run gets across the stumps, and Coetzee goes on a yorker length around seventh stump. Squeezed out to long-on by Tilak\n Prasidh to Tilak Varma, SIX runs into the MI dugout!! Hardik there shaped to have a swat at the arriving ball, but missed. Tilak went across the stumps early, and swivelled to have a pull at this short ball outside off for a six over fine leg\n Prasidh to Tilak Varma, 1 run short in length, but this is pretty wide of off. Slapped on the bounce to point, as he looked to slash\n Prasidh to Rohit Sharma, 4 leg byes four more, although these are extras. The ball angled in, and hit the base of Rohit's pad as the latter looked to flick but missed. Mendis dived to his left, but couldn't get a hand\n Prasidh to Rohit Sharma, OUT taken at midwicket!! Rohit misses out on a hundred. Slower ball from Prasidh, who bowled this barely at 96kph. He bowled it on a length, and on off. The ball hardly came on towards Rohit, who was entirely beaten by the lack of pace there. He went swiping at it across the line, and ended up ballooning it for Rashid, who was at midwicket, and went a few steps back to take it \n Prasidh to Hardik, 1 run a bouncer on middle, and hooked to fine leg From around to Tilak\n Prasidh to Tilak Varma, 1 run a high-ish full, and wide of off. Slashed to long-off\n Siraj to Tilak Varma, SIX runs hoicked over midwicket! Short of a length on middle and off, and Tilak had a free pull at this ball from just outside off. A very confident-looking shot\n Siraj to Tilak Varma, OUT gone?! Yup, the umpire at the bowler's end gives it out only after looking at his colleague at square leg. And guess what, Mendis finally hangs on to one. Siraj bowled on a short length on the stumps, but with a scrambled seam. The ball bounced well off the surface, although came on much slower than Tilak expected. He was across the stumps pretty early, and still went ahead with the attempted scoop. But he ended up gloving it to Mendis behind \n Siraj to Naman Dhir, 1 wide bouncer on off, and finishes outside leg. Dhir looked to hook but left it alone. Wide called\n Siraj to Naman Dhir, no run shorter side of a length on the stumps. He looked to clip but was hit high on his front leg on leg stump Siraj is down on his back now. The GT physio does some stretching to his left leg, as Siraj looks to relax. He now turns around to lie on his stomach, with the physio now working on his hamstring. He's back on his feet after a break of a few minutes. Ready to resume.\n Siraj to Naman Dhir, 1 run on a length, as the ball angles into off. Pushed down to long-on\n Siraj to Hardik, 1 run wow, what was that?! The no-look upper cut to deep third? Maybe. He jabbed his at this short delivery outside off, but then withdrew it, all while looking down at the pitch. The ball on a few bounces to Sai Kishore at deep third\n Siraj to Naman Dhir, 1 run good work by Gill at mid-off, as he slides to his left to keep this down to a single. Full and straight from Siraj, as Dhir backed away to drive\n Prasidh to Naman Dhir, 1 run on a few bounces to the man at deep midwicket, as Prasidh bowls pretty full on off. Whipped aerially by Dhir\n Prasidh to Hardik, 1 run on a length just outside off. Pandya went too hard with his attempted slog, but ended up bottom-edging to cover\n Prasidh to Naman Dhir, SIX runs strong wrists, and bam! On a full length on middle, and he stays deep and low, before launching at this slower ball for six over deep square leg\n Prasidh to Naman Dhir, OUT good catch by Rashid! He was at deep midwicket, and he moved and slid to his right while completing the catch. Another slower delivery from Prasidh, but this is slightly fuller than the previous ball, and on off. Dhir looked to repeat the powerful whip from last ball, but ended up playing this in front of square \n Prasidh to Santner, no run slower ball again, as he goes full and wide of off at just 96kph. Santner looked to slash, but the ball rolled through to the keeper\n Prasidh to Santner, no run half an appeal for caught behind by Mendis, but not given. Short in length, and on the stumps from Prasidh, who angled this in from around the wicket. Santner went across and looked to pull, but missed. I think the ball must have brushed his pad on the way to the keeper\n Coetzee to Hardik, no run a slower bouncer to begin with. Coetzee bangs this in on off, and the ball zooms up to finish over middle. Pandya has a swat-pull, but is beaten\n Coetzee to Hardik, SIX runs the ball goes up a few miles in the air!! It then lands bang behind the sightscreen. Coetzee followed a bouncer with a full ball, but ended up bowling in the slot. The line was around middle, and Pandya simply presented the full face of the bat to launch it for six\n Coetzee to Hardik, no run another slower ball, and this is short and wide of off. Swatted to extra cover for another dot\n Coetzee to Hardik, SIX runs six more!! This lands ten rows over deep square leg. Another short delivery, but the line isn't very good this time. The ball arrives just outside off, and Pandya hammers this pull over the boundary by getting his front leg out of the way\n Coetzee to Hardik, 1 wide another bouncer, and called wide. This pitched on middle, and Pandya swayed out of the way after looking to have a hook. GT review, though - because, why not? Pandya is clearly seen to be letting the ball go, although he seems slightly crouched. So it remains a wide\n Coetzee to Hardik, 1 wide another wide. This is on the shorter side of a length, but very far from off stump. Again Pandya isn't bothered\n Coetzee to Hardik, SIX runs not off the middle of the bat, but still a six. On the fuller side of a length from Coetzee, who bowled this slightly wide of off. Pandya went through the line by opening the face of the bat a bit, but the ball still went over long-off\n Coetzee to Hardik, 1 wide wide again. Gill looks a bit frustrated. On the fuller side, but wide of off. Pandya lets it go\n Coetzee to Hardik, 1 run finally he attempts the yorker!! This lands bang on middle, and Pandya whips it to deep midwicket after losing his balance a bit","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Bairstow","Hardik","Naman Dhir","Rohit Sharma","Santner","Suryakumar","Tilak Varma"],"Runs":[47.0,22.0,9.0,81.0,0.0,33.0,25.0],"Balls_Faced":[22,9,6,50,2,20,11],"Fours":[4,0,0,9,0,1,0],"Sixes":[3,3,1,4,0,3,3],"S\/R":[213.64,244.44,150.0,162.0,0.0,165.0,227.27],"dismissal":["c Coetzee b Sai Kishore","Not Out","c Rashid Khan b Prasidh Krishna","c Rashid Khan b Prasidh Krishna","Not Out","c Washington Sundar b Sai Kishore","c \u2020Mendis b Mohammed Siraj"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Coetzee","Prasidh","Rashid Khan","Sai Kishore","Siraj","Sundar"],"Balls":[18,24,24,24,24,6],"Runs_Given":[51.0,53.0,31.0,42.0,37.0,7.0],"Wickets":[0,2,0,2,1,0],"Overs":[3.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Starc to Jaiswal, no run .this swings away, and lands on a length around sixth stump. Driven hard to extra cover\nStarc to Jaiswal, no run .sharp movement off the pitch. Starc goes on the shorter side of a length, and wide of .off, before the ball finishes wider still, even as Jaiswal looks to slash but misses\nStarc to Jaiswal, no run .this swings in, and lands on a length just outside off. Jaiswal ends up pushing it .towards midwicket off the inside half of the bat . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs left-arm pace in T20s .RUNS .566 .OUTS .23 .4s\/6s .86\/17 .SR .153.80 .AVE .24.60\nStarc to Jaiswal, 1 leg bye .a yorker, but the line is outside leg. It clips Jaiswal's pad as he looks to flick it away, and .Rahul does well to dive to his right and get a hand. The ball rolls away for a leg bye .Samson facing his first ball\nStarc to Samson, no run .he is standing deep in the crease, and leans into this push drive off a full ball angling .across and arriving a bit wide of off. The ball goes towards cover\nStarc to Samson, 1 run .chipped on the bounce to Axar's left at mid-on, as Starc bowls full and slants it across .towards off\nMukesh Kumar to Samson, SIX runs .swung away over fine leg! Mukesh bowls short on off, and gets it to angle in. Samson .pulls hard and high from middle and leg, and sends Mukesh for six first ball\nMukesh Kumar to Samson, 1 run .on the bounce to Mohit at square leg. Another short ball from Mukesh, but this is .around off. It doesn't get up a lot, and Samson mistimes his pull this time .From around to Jaiswal\nMukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, SIX runs .the cameraman loses track of the ball!! Massive hit for six, and the ball is gone! Mukesh .angles this in, and bowls on a length outside off. Jaiswal clears his front leg, and dumps .it down the ground . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Mukesh Kumar .BALLS .10 .RUNS .13 .OUTS .2 .SR .130.00 .4s\/6s .1\/1\nMukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length, and on off. Tapped towards point for a quick single\nMukesh Kumar to Samson, no run .Samson shifts his weight back, and punches this short-of-a-length ball on off to mid-on .Point in, mid-on back\nMukesh Kumar to Samson, no run .short in length around off, and dabbed down by Samson\nStarc to Jaiswal, no run .good stop by Rahul. He leaps and collects he ball on the bounce, as Jaiswal went to cut .at this length ball just outside off, but got a bottom edge\nStarc to Jaiswal, 1 wide .wide outside leg. This is angled in, and lands beyond the pitch. Rahul takes it on the .bounce to his right\nStarc to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .slapped between point and cover point! My first impression was that it wasn't time very .well, but he did find the gap. Short of a length from Starc, who goes wide of off, as .Jaiswal plays it late\nStarc to Jaiswal, SIX runs .wow, Jaiswal is in the mood today! He stands deep in the crease, gets slightly across, .and hammers the ball over deep square leg with a pull, as Starc bowls short and on the .stumps\nStarc to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .flung over midwicket. This time Jaiswal goes across the line, as Starc bowls on the .shorter side, and just outside off, and Jaiswal gets his front leg out of the way before .slamming at the ball .From around now\nStarc to Jaiswal, 1 wide .big wide outside off! Starc angles it across, and bowls full and wide of off. Jaiswal lets .it go, and it is called wide\nStarc to Jaiswal, 2 runs .full and swinging in to arrive on middle and leg. Whipped by Jaiswal to deep square leg .for two more\nStarc to Jaiswal, 1 run .there is a man out at wide deep third, and he cuts it off after Jaiswal hacks at this short- .of-a-length ball around sixth stump. That makes it 19 runs off the over\nMukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, 1 run .Mukesh spots Jaiswal hinting to come down the pitch, and bangs it short and just .outside off. Jaiswal rides the bounce and taps towards point\nMukesh Kumar to Samson, SIX runs .Samson follows Jaiswal in thumping the ball. He is, as has been the case today, pretty .deep in the crease, before heaving this shortish ball just outside off wide of long-on\nMukesh Kumar to Samson, 1 run .slower ball from Mukesh, and full and just outside off. Samson looks to swing across .the line again, but this time gets it off the bottom of the bat to long-on, who just went .out before this ball\nMukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, no run .Mukesh goes for the yorker, but ends up swinging it in and bowling a low full toss on .middle and off. Jaiswal opens the face of the bat to drive to cover point\nMukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, 1 run .change of pace again from Mukesh, who bowls on a length on middle, and gets the ball .to straighten. Punched to long-on from deep in the crease\nMukesh Kumar to Samson, 1 run .very full, and swinging in towards off. Pushed aerially towards long-on\nMohit to Samson, no run .on a length, and just outside off. Samson drags himself away, and drives to mid-off .Long-on and deep square leg out, by the way\nMohit to Samson, no run .a yorker just outside off, and Samson squeezes it out back to Mohit . .Mohit Sharma in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1083 .WKTS .47 .4s\/6s .198\/35 .ECON .7.94 .AVE .30.51\nMohit to Samson, FOUR runs .lofted to mid-off's right. Shorter side of a length, and a bit wide of off. But Samson has .given himself room to punch that, and does that well wide of the fielder\nMohit to Samson, no run .another yorker from Mohit, who's keeping Samson in check this over. The ball swings in .to arrive on off, and Samson manages to jam his bat down at it\nMohit to Samson, no run .dropped chance by Ashutosh! The ball went up a few hundred miles into the night sky, .and Ashutosh, who was placed at midwicket, came forward while watching the ball fall, .but the ball tickled his fingers and dropped off as he stretched his hands out. That .happened after Samson went hoicking at a full ball which was bowled slower than .usual. And surprisingly, the batters didn't even run\nMohit to Samson, 1 run .yorker around off, and driven to extra cover\nNigam to Samson, FOUR runs .pulled to long-on. Nigam starts with a short ball on middle and off, and the ball doesn't .turn either way. Samson shifts his weight back, and clobbers the ball\nNigam to Samson, SIX runs .bang! Another big six from Samson tonight! Short again from Nigam, who bowls on the .stumps, and Samson gets his front leg out of the way to hammer the ball over square .leg\nNigam to Samson, (no ball) .this is quicker from Nigam, who bowls fullish and slightly wide of off. Samson looks to .slash, but is beaten. And we get to know that it's a no-ball, as if Samson really needed a .free hit .By the way, the physio checks on Samson's left side around his rib. Samson does some .stretching of his left arm, and replays show him grimacing after he missed out on .attempted cut last ball. There is a lengthy break in play while Samson practices his .swing of the bat, before gobbling a tablet. .Samson is ready after a good few minutes. Remember, this one's a free hit. . .Sanju Samson vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .949 .OUTS .30 .4s\/6s .44\/64 .SR .141.43 .AVE .31.63\nNigam to Samson, no run .lofted to long-off's right, as the ball moves and slides to stop the ball. The ball was full .and around off, and Samson is clearly in pain after smashing the ball .Sanju Samson retired hurt 31 (19b 2x4 3x6 30m) SR: 163.15\nNigam to Parag, no run .slower, and full around off. Pushed forward aerially towards cover\nNigam to Parag, no run .this dips on a fullish length just outside off, and is blocked down by Parag\nNigam to Parag, 2 runs .nearly spooned to the man at extra cover!! Nigam slowed it down, and bowled on a .length around off. The ball turned away, and was flat-batted by Parag wide of long-off .Time-out\nAxar Patel to Jaiswal, 1 run .angles this across, and bowls fullish and on leg. Clipped to deep square leg . .Riyan Parag vs Axar Patel .BALLS .37 .RUNS .35 .OUTS .1 .SR .94.59 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nAxar Patel to Parag, no run .another near chip towards extra cover! Axar bowls slow, and on a length on off, and .again Parag pushes at it tentatively\nAxar Patel to Parag, 1 run .fuller and slow on off, and driven to long-off\nAxar Patel to Jaiswal, no run .angled across, and fullish and around sixth stump. He looks to slash, but is beaten\nAxar Patel to Jaiswal, no run .great work by Axar diving to his left, as Jaiswal punched at this ball and took off for a .single\nAxar Patel to Jaiswal, no run .on a shortish length, and wide of off. Jaiswal slaps it towards point\nKuldeep to Parag, no run .this keeps a little low off a full length on off, even as it straightens. Parag gets a leading .edge towards point\nKuldeep to Parag, no run .angled across, and on a length around sixth stump. Parag looked to jab but was beaten\nKuldeep to Parag, FOUR runs .swept away to fine leg. Kuldeep bowled quicker, and full on middle. It dipped on to .Parag, who swept it from the stumps\nKuldeep to Parag, no run .wrong 'un from Kuldeep. He slows it down, and goes on a length on middle. The ball .finishes on off, and is blocked down by Parag\nKuldeep to Parag, 1 run .ohh, nice turn back in. Slow again from Kuldeep, who bowls slightly shorter on off. The .ball ends on leg, and is clipped to deep midwicket\nKuldeep to Jaiswal, SIX runs .six down the pitch. Jaiswal skips down the pitch, and converts this dipping delivery on .off into a low full toss. The ball was clubbed over Kuldeep's head\nAxar Patel to Parag, OUT .Bowled him! It is Axar's first wicket of the season, and it is a fine delivery too. He angled .it in from around the wicket, and bowled pretty slow and on a length on middle and off. .The ball straightened after pitching, as Parag looked to push forward from off. But the .ball went through to strike the stumps after beating his outside edge .Riyan Parag b Patel 8 (11b 1x4 0x6 8m) SR: 72.72\nAxar Patel to Rana, no run .angled across, and bowled on a length just outside off. Pushed back by Rana . .Axar Patel vs LHB .BALLS .1204 .WKTS .48 .4s\/6s .105\/99 .ECON .8.54 .AVE .35.75\nAxar Patel to Rana, 1 run .slower, and on a length just outside off. Slashed to deep third\nAxar Patel to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .drilled to deep square leg! Jaiswal went low and pumped this slog sweep off this full .ball on leg\nAxar Patel to Jaiswal, no run .slower from Axar, who bowls on a length, and just outside off. Jaiswal punches it back .towards Axar\nAxar Patel to Jaiswal, 1 run .similar ball to the last one, as it comes just outside off. But this time Jaiswal punches it .to long-on\nStubbs to Jaiswal, no run .on a fuller length, and just outside off. Cut away to point\nStubbs to Jaiswal, SIX runs .over long-on! Stubbs bowled full and slow on off, and Jaiswal sent it miles up for six .even as the ball hinted to turn away\nStubbs to Jaiswal, 1 run .full and quicker, and on the stumps. Driven to long-off\nStubbs to Rana, FOUR runs .inside out loft over extra cover. A bit of Suresh Raina there, as he leans into the shot off .this full and dipping ball outside off\nStubbs to Rana, 1 run .reverse swept to deep cover. He switches early, and Stubbs ends up bowling a low full .toss outside leg\nStubbs to Jaiswal, no run .a low full toss around sixth stump. He drives at it, but gets an outside edge to short","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs DC, 32nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Starc to Jaiswal, no run this swings away, and lands on a length around sixth stump. Driven hard to extra cover\n Starc to Jaiswal, no run sharp movement off the pitch. Starc goes on the shorter side of a length, and wide of off, before the ball finishes wider still, even as Jaiswal looks to slash but misses\n Starc to Jaiswal, no run this swings in, and lands on a length just outside off. Jaiswal ends up pushing it towards midwicket off the inside half of the bat Yashasvi Jaiswal vs left-arm pace in T20s RUNS 566 OUTS 23 4s\/6s 86\/17 SR 153.80 AVE 24.60\n Starc to Jaiswal, 1 leg bye a yorker, but the line is outside leg. It clips Jaiswal's pad as he looks to flick it away, and Rahul does well to dive to his right and get a hand. The ball rolls away for a leg bye Samson facing his first ball\n Starc to Samson, no run he is standing deep in the crease, and leans into this push drive off a full ball angling across and arriving a bit wide of off. The ball goes towards cover\n Starc to Samson, 1 run chipped on the bounce to Axar's left at mid-on, as Starc bowls full and slants it across towards off\n Mukesh Kumar to Samson, SIX runs swung away over fine leg! Mukesh bowls short on off, and gets it to angle in. Samson pulls hard and high from middle and leg, and sends Mukesh for six first ball\n Mukesh Kumar to Samson, 1 run on the bounce to Mohit at square leg. Another short ball from Mukesh, but this is around off. It doesn't get up a lot, and Samson mistimes his pull this time From around to Jaiswal\n Mukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, SIX runs the cameraman loses track of the ball!! Massive hit for six, and the ball is gone! Mukesh angles this in, and bowls on a length outside off. Jaiswal clears his front leg, and dumps it down the ground Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Mukesh Kumar BALLS 10 RUNS 13 OUTS 2 SR 130.00 4s\/6s 1\/1\n Mukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, 1 run on the shorter side of a length, and on off. Tapped towards point for a quick single\n Mukesh Kumar to Samson, no run Samson shifts his weight back, and punches this short-of-a-length ball on off to mid-on Point in, mid-on back\n Mukesh Kumar to Samson, no run short in length around off, and dabbed down by Samson\n Starc to Jaiswal, no run good stop by Rahul. He leaps and collects he ball on the bounce, as Jaiswal went to cut at this length ball just outside off, but got a bottom edge\n Starc to Jaiswal, 1 wide wide outside leg. This is angled in, and lands beyond the pitch. Rahul takes it on the bounce to his right\n Starc to Jaiswal, FOUR runs slapped between point and cover point! My first impression was that it wasn't time very well, but he did find the gap. Short of a length from Starc, who goes wide of off, as Jaiswal plays it late\n Starc to Jaiswal, SIX runs wow, Jaiswal is in the mood today! He stands deep in the crease, gets slightly across, and hammers the ball over deep square leg with a pull, as Starc bowls short and on the stumps\n Starc to Jaiswal, FOUR runs flung over midwicket. This time Jaiswal goes across the line, as Starc bowls on the shorter side, and just outside off, and Jaiswal gets his front leg out of the way before slamming at the ball From around now\n Starc to Jaiswal, 1 wide big wide outside off! Starc angles it across, and bowls full and wide of off. Jaiswal lets it go, and it is called wide\n Starc to Jaiswal, 2 runs full and swinging in to arrive on middle and leg. Whipped by Jaiswal to deep square leg for two more\n Starc to Jaiswal, 1 run there is a man out at wide deep third, and he cuts it off after Jaiswal hacks at this short-of-a-length ball around sixth stump. That makes it 19 runs off the over\n Mukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, 1 run Mukesh spots Jaiswal hinting to come down the pitch, and bangs it short and just outside off. Jaiswal rides the bounce and taps towards point\n Mukesh Kumar to Samson, SIX runs Samson follows Jaiswal in thumping the ball. He is, as has been the case today, pretty deep in the crease, before heaving this shortish ball just outside off wide of long-on\n Mukesh Kumar to Samson, 1 run slower ball from Mukesh, and full and just outside off. Samson looks to swing across the line again, but this time gets it off the bottom of the bat to long-on, who just went out before this ball\n Mukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, no run Mukesh goes for the yorker, but ends up swinging it in and bowling a low full toss on middle and off. Jaiswal opens the face of the bat to drive to cover point\n Mukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, 1 run change of pace again from Mukesh, who bowls on a length on middle, and gets the ball to straighten. Punched to long-on from deep in the crease\n Mukesh Kumar to Samson, 1 run very full, and swinging in towards off. Pushed aerially towards long-on\n Mohit to Samson, no run on a length, and just outside off. Samson drags himself away, and drives to mid-off Long-on and deep square leg out, by the way\n Mohit to Samson, no run a yorker just outside off, and Samson squeezes it out back to Mohit BALLS 1083 WKTS 47 4s\/6s 198\/35 ECON 7.94 AVE 30.51\n Mohit to Samson, FOUR runs lofted to mid-off's right. Shorter side of a length, and a bit wide of off. But Samson has given himself room to punch that, and does that well wide of the fielder\n Mohit to Samson, no run another yorker from Mohit, who's keeping Samson in check this over. The ball swings in to arrive on off, and Samson manages to jam his bat down at it\n Mohit to Samson, no run dropped chance by Ashutosh! The ball went up a few hundred miles into the night sky, and Ashutosh, who was placed at midwicket, came forward while watching the ball fall, but the ball tickled his fingers and dropped off as he stretched his hands out. That happened after Samson went hoicking at a full ball which was bowled slower than usual. And surprisingly, the batters didn't even run\n Mohit to Samson, 1 run yorker around off, and driven to extra cover\n Nigam to Samson, FOUR runs pulled to long-on. Nigam starts with a short ball on middle and off, and the ball doesn't turn either way. Samson shifts his weight back, and clobbers the ball\n Nigam to Samson, SIX runs bang! Another big six from Samson tonight! Short again from Nigam, who bowls on the stumps, and Samson gets his front leg out of the way to hammer the ball over square leg\n this is quicker from Nigam, who bowls fullish and slightly wide of off. Samson looks to slash, but is beaten. And we get to know that it's a no-ball, as if Samson really needed a free hit By the way, the physio checks on Samson's left side around his rib. Samson does some stretching of his left arm, and replays show him grimacing after he missed out on attempted cut last ball. There is a lengthy break in play while Samson practices his swing of the bat, before gobbling a tablet. Samson is ready after a good few minutes. Remember, this one's a free hit. Sanju Samson vs legspin in T20s RUNS 949 OUTS 30 4s\/6s 44\/64 SR 141.43 AVE 31.63\n Nigam to Samson, no run lofted to long-off's right, as the ball moves and slides to stop the ball. The ball was full and around off, and Samson is clearly in pain after smashing the ball \n Nigam to Parag, no run slower, and full around off. Pushed forward aerially towards cover\n Nigam to Parag, no run this dips on a fullish length just outside off, and is blocked down by Parag\n Nigam to Parag, 2 runs nearly spooned to the man at extra cover!! Nigam slowed it down, and bowled on a length around off. The ball turned away, and was flat-batted by Parag wide of long-off Time-out\n Axar Patel to Jaiswal, 1 run angles this across, and bowls fullish and on leg. Clipped to deep square leg Riyan Parag vs Axar Patel BALLS 37 RUNS 35 OUTS 1 SR 94.59 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Axar Patel to Parag, no run another near chip towards extra cover! Axar bowls slow, and on a length on off, and again Parag pushes at it tentatively\n Axar Patel to Parag, 1 run fuller and slow on off, and driven to long-off\n Axar Patel to Jaiswal, no run angled across, and fullish and around sixth stump. He looks to slash, but is beaten\n Axar Patel to Jaiswal, no run great work by Axar diving to his left, as Jaiswal punched at this ball and took off for a single\n Axar Patel to Jaiswal, no run on a shortish length, and wide of off. Jaiswal slaps it towards point\n Kuldeep to Parag, no run this keeps a little low off a full length on off, even as it straightens. Parag gets a leading edge towards point\n Kuldeep to Parag, no run angled across, and on a length around sixth stump. Parag looked to jab but was beaten\n Kuldeep to Parag, FOUR runs swept away to fine leg. Kuldeep bowled quicker, and full on middle. It dipped on to Parag, who swept it from the stumps\n Kuldeep to Parag, no run wrong 'un from Kuldeep. He slows it down, and goes on a length on middle. The ball finishes on off, and is blocked down by Parag\n Kuldeep to Parag, 1 run ohh, nice turn back in. Slow again from Kuldeep, who bowls slightly shorter on off. The ball ends on leg, and is clipped to deep midwicket\n Kuldeep to Jaiswal, SIX runs six down the pitch. Jaiswal skips down the pitch, and converts this dipping delivery on off into a low full toss. The ball was clubbed over Kuldeep's head\n Axar Patel to Parag, OUT Bowled him! It is Axar's first wicket of the season, and it is a fine delivery too. He angled it in from around the wicket, and bowled pretty slow and on a length on middle and off. The ball straightened after pitching, as Parag looked to push forward from off. But the ball went through to strike the stumps after beating his outside edge \n Axar Patel to Rana, no run angled across, and bowled on a length just outside off. Pushed back by Rana Axar Patel vs LHB BALLS 1204 WKTS 48 4s\/6s 105\/99 ECON 8.54 AVE 35.75\n Axar Patel to Rana, 1 run slower, and on a length just outside off. Slashed to deep third\n Axar Patel to Jaiswal, FOUR runs drilled to deep square leg! Jaiswal went low and pumped this slog sweep off this full ball on leg\n Axar Patel to Jaiswal, no run slower from Axar, who bowls on a length, and just outside off. Jaiswal punches it back towards Axar\n Axar Patel to Jaiswal, 1 run similar ball to the last one, as it comes just outside off. But this time Jaiswal punches it to long-on\n Stubbs to Jaiswal, no run on a fuller length, and just outside off. Cut away to point\n Stubbs to Jaiswal, SIX runs over long-on! Stubbs bowled full and slow on off, and Jaiswal sent it miles up for six even as the ball hinted to turn away\n Stubbs to Jaiswal, 1 run full and quicker, and on the stumps. Driven to long-off\n Stubbs to Rana, FOUR runs inside out loft over extra cover. A bit of Suresh Raina there, as he leans into the shot off this full and dipping ball outside off\n Stubbs to Rana, 1 run reverse swept to deep cover. He switches early, and Stubbs ends up bowling a low full toss outside leg\n Stubbs to Jaiswal, no run a low full toss around sixth stump. He drives at it, but gets an outside edge to short","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Jaiswal","Parag","Rana","Samson"],"Runs":[45.0,8.0,6.0,31.0],"Balls_Faced":[27,11,4,19],"Fours":[3,1,1,2],"Sixes":[4,0,0,3],"S\/R":[166.67,72.73,150.0,163.16],"dismissal":["Not Out","b Patel","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Axar Patel","Kuldeep","Mohit","Mukesh Kumar","Nigam","Starc","Stubbs"],"Balls":[12,6,6,12,6,12,6],"Runs_Given":[8.0,11.0,5.0,24.0,13.0,20.0,12.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,1.0,2.0,1.0,2.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Starc to Jaiswal, no run .this swings away, and lands on a length around sixth stump. Driven hard to extra cover\nStarc to Jaiswal, no run .sharp movement off the pitch. Starc goes on the shorter side of a length, and wide of .off, before the ball finishes wider still, even as Jaiswal looks to slash but misses\nStarc to Jaiswal, no run .this swings in, and lands on a length just outside off. Jaiswal ends up pushing it .towards midwicket off the inside half of the bat . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs left-arm pace in T20s .RUNS .566 .OUTS .23 .4s\/6s .86\/17 .SR .153.80 .AVE .24.60\nStarc to Jaiswal, 1 leg bye .a yorker, but the line is outside leg. It clips Jaiswal's pad as he looks to flick it away, and .Rahul does well to dive to his right and get a hand. The ball rolls away for a leg bye .Samson facing his first ball\nStarc to Samson, no run .he is standing deep in the crease, and leans into this push drive off a full ball angling .across and arriving a bit wide of off. The ball goes towards cover\nStarc to Samson, 1 run .chipped on the bounce to Axar's left at mid-on, as Starc bowls full and slants it across .towards off\nMukesh Kumar to Samson, SIX runs .swung away over fine leg! Mukesh bowls short on off, and gets it to angle in. Samson .pulls hard and high from middle and leg, and sends Mukesh for six first ball\nMukesh Kumar to Samson, 1 run .on the bounce to Mohit at square leg. Another short ball from Mukesh, but this is .around off. It doesn't get up a lot, and Samson mistimes his pull this time .From around to Jaiswal\nMukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, SIX runs .the cameraman loses track of the ball!! Massive hit for six, and the ball is gone! Mukesh .angles this in, and bowls on a length outside off. Jaiswal clears his front leg, and dumps .it down the ground . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Mukesh Kumar .BALLS .10 .RUNS .13 .OUTS .2 .SR .130.00 .4s\/6s .1\/1\nMukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length, and on off. Tapped towards point for a quick single\nMukesh Kumar to Samson, no run .Samson shifts his weight back, and punches this short-of-a-length ball on off to mid-on .Point in, mid-on back\nMukesh Kumar to Samson, no run .short in length around off, and dabbed down by Samson\nStarc to Jaiswal, no run .good stop by Rahul. He leaps and collects he ball on the bounce, as Jaiswal went to cut .at this length ball just outside off, but got a bottom edge\nStarc to Jaiswal, 1 wide .wide outside leg. This is angled in, and lands beyond the pitch. Rahul takes it on the .bounce to his right\nStarc to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .slapped between point and cover point! My first impression was that it wasn't time very .well, but he did find the gap. Short of a length from Starc, who goes wide of off, as .Jaiswal plays it late\nStarc to Jaiswal, SIX runs .wow, Jaiswal is in the mood today! He stands deep in the crease, gets slightly across, .and hammers the ball over deep square leg with a pull, as Starc bowls short and on the .stumps\nStarc to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .flung over midwicket. This time Jaiswal goes across the line, as Starc bowls on the .shorter side, and just outside off, and Jaiswal gets his front leg out of the way before .slamming at the ball .From around now\nStarc to Jaiswal, 1 wide .big wide outside off! Starc angles it across, and bowls full and wide of off. Jaiswal lets .it go, and it is called wide\nStarc to Jaiswal, 2 runs .full and swinging in to arrive on middle and leg. Whipped by Jaiswal to deep square leg .for two more\nStarc to Jaiswal, 1 run .there is a man out at wide deep third, and he cuts it off after Jaiswal hacks at this short- .of-a-length ball around sixth stump. That makes it 19 runs off the over\nMukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, 1 run .Mukesh spots Jaiswal hinting to come down the pitch, and bangs it short and just .outside off. Jaiswal rides the bounce and taps towards point\nMukesh Kumar to Samson, SIX runs .Samson follows Jaiswal in thumping the ball. He is, as has been the case today, pretty .deep in the crease, before heaving this shortish ball just outside off wide of long-on\nMukesh Kumar to Samson, 1 run .slower ball from Mukesh, and full and just outside off. Samson looks to swing across .the line again, but this time gets it off the bottom of the bat to long-on, who just went .out before this ball\nMukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, no run .Mukesh goes for the yorker, but ends up swinging it in and bowling a low full toss on .middle and off. Jaiswal opens the face of the bat to drive to cover point\nMukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, 1 run .change of pace again from Mukesh, who bowls on a length on middle, and gets the ball .to straighten. Punched to long-on from deep in the crease\nMukesh Kumar to Samson, 1 run .very full, and swinging in towards off. Pushed aerially towards long-on\nMohit to Samson, no run .on a length, and just outside off. Samson drags himself away, and drives to mid-off .Long-on and deep square leg out, by the way\nMohit to Samson, no run .a yorker just outside off, and Samson squeezes it out back to Mohit . .Mohit Sharma in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1083 .WKTS .47 .4s\/6s .198\/35 .ECON .7.94 .AVE .30.51\nMohit to Samson, FOUR runs .lofted to mid-off's right. Shorter side of a length, and a bit wide of off. But Samson has .given himself room to punch that, and does that well wide of the fielder\nMohit to Samson, no run .another yorker from Mohit, who's keeping Samson in check this over. The ball swings in .to arrive on off, and Samson manages to jam his bat down at it\nMohit to Samson, no run .dropped chance by Ashutosh! The ball went up a few hundred miles into the night sky, .and Ashutosh, who was placed at midwicket, came forward while watching the ball fall, .but the ball tickled his fingers and dropped off as he stretched his hands out. That .happened after Samson went hoicking at a full ball which was bowled slower than .usual. And surprisingly, the batters didn't even run\nMohit to Samson, 1 run .yorker around off, and driven to extra cover\nNigam to Samson, FOUR runs .pulled to long-on. Nigam starts with a short ball on middle and off, and the ball doesn't .turn either way. Samson shifts his weight back, and clobbers the ball\nNigam to Samson, SIX runs .bang! Another big six from Samson tonight! Short again from Nigam, who bowls on the .stumps, and Samson gets his front leg out of the way to hammer the ball over square .leg\nNigam to Samson, (no ball) .this is quicker from Nigam, who bowls fullish and slightly wide of off. Samson looks to .slash, but is beaten. And we get to know that it's a no-ball, as if Samson really needed a .free hit .By the way, the physio checks on Samson's left side around his rib. Samson does some .stretching of his left arm, and replays show him grimacing after he missed out on .attempted cut last ball. There is a lengthy break in play while Samson practices his .swing of the bat, before gobbling a tablet. .Samson is ready after a good few minutes. Remember, this one's a free hit. . .Sanju Samson vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .949 .OUTS .30 .4s\/6s .44\/64 .SR .141.43 .AVE .31.63\nNigam to Samson, no run .lofted to long-off's right, as the ball moves and slides to stop the ball. The ball was full .and around off, and Samson is clearly in pain after smashing the ball .Sanju Samson retired hurt 31 (19b 2x4 3x6 30m) SR: 163.15\nNigam to Parag, no run .slower, and full around off. Pushed forward aerially towards cover\nNigam to Parag, no run .this dips on a fullish length just outside off, and is blocked down by Parag\nNigam to Parag, 2 runs .nearly spooned to the man at extra cover!! Nigam slowed it down, and bowled on a .length around off. The ball turned away, and was flat-batted by Parag wide of long-off .Time-out\nAxar Patel to Jaiswal, 1 run .angles this across, and bowls fullish and on leg. Clipped to deep square leg . .Riyan Parag vs Axar Patel .BALLS .37 .RUNS .35 .OUTS .1 .SR .94.59 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nAxar Patel to Parag, no run .another near chip towards extra cover! Axar bowls slow, and on a length on off, and .again Parag pushes at it tentatively\nAxar Patel to Parag, 1 run .fuller and slow on off, and driven to long-off\nAxar Patel to Jaiswal, no run .angled across, and fullish and around sixth stump. He looks to slash, but is beaten\nAxar Patel to Jaiswal, no run .great work by Axar diving to his left, as Jaiswal punched at this ball and took off for a .single\nAxar Patel to Jaiswal, no run .on a shortish length, and wide of off. Jaiswal slaps it towards point\nKuldeep to Parag, no run .this keeps a little low off a full length on off, even as it straightens. Parag gets a leading .edge towards point\nKuldeep to Parag, no run .angled across, and on a length around sixth stump. Parag looked to jab but was beaten\nKuldeep to Parag, FOUR runs .swept away to fine leg. Kuldeep bowled quicker, and full on middle. It dipped on to .Parag, who swept it from the stumps\nKuldeep to Parag, no run .wrong 'un from Kuldeep. He slows it down, and goes on a length on middle. The ball .finishes on off, and is blocked down by Parag\nKuldeep to Parag, 1 run .ohh, nice turn back in. Slow again from Kuldeep, who bowls slightly shorter on off. The .ball ends on leg, and is clipped to deep midwicket\nKuldeep to Jaiswal, SIX runs .six down the pitch. Jaiswal skips down the pitch, and converts this dipping delivery on .off into a low full toss. The ball was clubbed over Kuldeep's head\nAxar Patel to Parag, OUT .Bowled him! It is Axar's first wicket of the season, and it is a fine delivery too. He angled .it in from around the wicket, and bowled pretty slow and on a length on middle and off. .The ball straightened after pitching, as Parag looked to push forward from off. But the .ball went through to strike the stumps after beating his outside edge .Riyan Parag b Patel 8 (11b 1x4 0x6 8m) SR: 72.72\nAxar Patel to Rana, no run .angled across, and bowled on a length just outside off. Pushed back by Rana . .Axar Patel vs LHB .BALLS .1204 .WKTS .48 .4s\/6s .105\/99 .ECON .8.54 .AVE .35.75\nAxar Patel to Rana, 1 run .slower, and on a length just outside off. Slashed to deep third\nAxar Patel to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .drilled to deep square leg! Jaiswal went low and pumped this slog sweep off this full .ball on leg\nAxar Patel to Jaiswal, no run .slower from Axar, who bowls on a length, and just outside off. Jaiswal punches it back .towards Axar\nAxar Patel to Jaiswal, 1 run .similar ball to the last one, as it comes just outside off. But this time Jaiswal punches it .to long-on\nStubbs to Jaiswal, no run .on a fuller length, and just outside off. Cut away to point\nStubbs to Jaiswal, SIX runs .over long-on! Stubbs bowled full and slow on off, and Jaiswal sent it miles up for six .even as the ball hinted to turn away\nStubbs to Jaiswal, 1 run .full and quicker, and on the stumps. Driven to long-off\nStubbs to Rana, FOUR runs .inside out loft over extra cover. A bit of Suresh Raina there, as he leans into the shot off .this full and dipping ball outside off\nStubbs to Rana, 1 run .reverse swept to deep cover. He switches early, and Stubbs ends up bowling a low full .toss outside leg\nStubbs to Jaiswal, no run .a low full toss around sixth stump. He drives at it, but gets an outside edge to short\nKuldeep to Rana, 1 run .Kuldeep starts off this over with a full toss but Rana can only flick it out to deep .midwicket\nKuldeep to Jaiswal, no run .Floated full outside off, Jaiswal looks to drive this down the ground but it comes off the .inside edge, onto the ground and back to the bowler\nKuldeep to Jaiswal, 1 run .What a save! This is a long hop down leg, Jaiswal rocks back and pulls it behind square. .Mohit Sharma in the deep runs to his left, leaps and parries it back in before falling back .over the rope. Stunning effort\nKuldeep to Rana, 1 run .Floated full on off, Rana taps it through point for a single\nKuldeep to Jaiswal, no run .Legbreak floated on a length outside off, Jaiswal reaches out and cuts to backward .point\nKuldeep to Jaiswal, 1 run .On a length around off, punched down the ground to long-on\nMohit to Jaiswal, 1 run .Starts off with a pace-off length ball around middle, Jaiswal clips it out through .midwicket\nMohit to Rana, 1 run .Full around middle, he eases a drive to long-off\nMohit to Jaiswal, 1 run .Short on middle and leg and going across, the pace-off delivery sticks in the surface. .Jaiswal waits on it before helping it out to deep midwicket\nMohit to Rana, 1 run .On a length and going across, pace-on this time, and Rana cuts it away to deep point\nMohit to Jaiswal, 1 run .Yorker just outside off, Jaiswal opens his face as he jams his bat down and steers it to .short third. Gets his third half-century of the season. In fact, his third in the last four .innings!\nMohit to Rana, 1 run .Short ball angled across him, Rana frees his arms to cut and gets it off the toe end. .Goes to deep point on the bounce .Jaiswal has asked for a change of gloves\nMukesh Kumar to Rana, FOUR runs .Slapped away in the gap! Length ball outside off and that's wide enough for Rana to .hoist over cover. One bounce and four\nMukesh Kumar to Rana, no run .Big appeal as Rana has a swipe across the line to this length ball on leg going across .him. The ball goes behind to Rahul, who graps it and he appeals. DC send it upstairs. It .doesn't touch his bat, just goes off his thighs to Rahul. Review lost\nMukesh Kumar to Rana, 1 run .Tucked out to deep midwicket. This was a yorker on the legs, Rana did well to squeeze .it out\nMukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, 1 run .Full around middle, driven out to long-off\nMukesh Kumar to Rana, 1 run .Slower ball yorker around off, Rana laces it along the carpet to long-off\nMukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, no run .Hit on the pads as he swipes across the line. Length ball, pace off, around leg and it .deceives the batter\nKuldeep to Rana, 1 run .Tossed full around middle, Rana sweeps it behind square to the fielder in the deep. .Nigam fumbles it but they don't risk a second\nKuldeep to Jaiswal, OUT .That man Kuldeep Yadav delivers again! Floated full on leg, Jaiswal gives charge and .can't get the requisite power behind that. Simple catch at long-on and Delhi Capitals are .right back in it! Kuldeep brings out a celebration on his tiptoes, can't quite say what he .was going for there, but he's got a big wicket for his team. And with the pressure .building over the last three overs, you could see one of the batters looking to go big! .Yashasvi Jaiswal c Starc b Kuldeep Yadav 51 (37b 3x4 4x6 62m) SR: 137.83\nKuldeep to Jurel, 1 run .On a length outside off, he hangs back and tucks it down to long-on\nKuldeep to Rana, 1 run .Floated up on leg, Rana skips out and eases it through midwicket\nKuldeep to Jurel, 1 run .On a length around middle, it's a wrong'un. Jurel hang back in his crease and clips it out .to deep midwicket\nKuldeep to Rana, 1 run .On a length on leg, tucked down towards long-on. Five runs and a wicket. Excellent over .And that will be the second timeout of the innings\nAxar Patel to Rana, SIX runs .Stubbs can't hold on at long-on! It's short-ish outside off and Rana flat-bats it down the .ground. Stubbs has his arms outstretched above his head at the rope but it bursts .through his hands!\nAxar Patel to Rana, FOUR runs .And now the edge goes for four! Rana throws his bat at this delivery tossed on a length .and going across him and that's gone past the keeper\nAxar Patel to Rana, 1 bye .Axar angles this full ball across Rana who misses his sweep. The ball bounces off Rahul .and allows the bye\nAxar Patel to Jurel, 1 run .Jurel clips this lenkgth ball through midwicket for a single that brings Rana back on .strike\nAxar Patel to Rana, no run .Big shout for lbw as Rana misses his switch-hit attempt. Keeper isn't interested. They .opt not to review. Think that pitched outside leg.\nAxar Patel to Rana, FOUR runs .Hammered down the ground! Right in the slot on middle and leg, Rana clears his front .leg and lofts this back over the bowler\nKuldeep to Jurel, 1 run .Tossed full on middle, eased out to long-on\nKuldeep to Rana, SIX runs .Rana skies it and he's hit it far enough as well! Too short on off and Rana rocks back to .nail the pull over midwicket\nKuldeep to Rana, FOUR runs .Connects the reverse-sweep this time! Kuldeep tries to throw it wide and keep it out of .Rana's arc, but he reverses it and just gets enough on it to get it past Rahul!\nKuldeep to Rana, 1 run .Full on middle, drifting into Rana, who sweeps it out to deep backward square\nKuldeep to Jurel, no run .Given immediately! Jurel consults with Rana and reviews. This was full around middle, .spinning away slightly. Jurel went for the sweep and missed. Hit on the back pad. Oh, .that's missing! On height, and going past the off stump as well! Jurel survives, and .Kuldeep doesn't get the wicket, after going for runs in this over\nKuldeep to Jurel, 1 run .Googly on a length around leg, Jurel eases it out to deep midwicket. Royals well set now .after that over\nMohit to Jurel, 1 run .Back of length outside off, Jurel pulls it down to long-on\nMohit to Rana, 1 run .Slower bouncer around leg, Rana swivels and pulls it out to deep square leg on the .bounce\nMohit to Jurel, SIX runs .Pummelled into the stands! Full toss on the stumps and Jurel whips it square! That will .get him going!\nMohit to Jurel, no run .Full ball outside off, and it stays low as Jurel reaches out for it\nMohit to Jurel, 1 run .On a length outside off, Jurel waits on this and cuts it out to deep point\nMohit to Rana, FOUR runs .Gets this over the infield and it races away! It's on a length around off, Rana goes .across the stumps and looks to scoop it but doesn't hit it well. Kuldeep running back .from short fine can't get there. He puts in the dive to keep it out but can only help it onto .the ropes. Rana brings up a 26-ball half-century! And Kuldeep may have hurt himself .there .The physio is having a look at Kuldeep, who is off the field of play now. They are .checking his bowling shoulder. Doubt he'll field anymore today. Pietersen flashes him a .big smile as he walks back to sit at the dugout\nStarc to Jurel, 1 run .Goes for the yorker just outside off, Jurel gets it off the inside edge through square leg. .Just a single .All the deep fielders are either square or behind. Around the wicket\nStarc to Rana, 1 run .Full toss on the stumps, punched out to mid-on\nStarc to Jurel, 1 run .Jurel backs away as Starc goes short and pulls it out to wide long-on\nStarc to Rana, OUT .Starc nails the yorker and up goes the finger! That tailed back into Rana. 144kph toe- .crusher! Rana isn't bothering with the review. He had a whip across the line but misses. .Classic Starc! .Nitish Rana lbw b Starc 51 (28b 6x4 2x6 44m) SR: 182.14\nStarc to Hetmyer, FOUR runs .Oh, so unlucky for Starc, so lucky for Hetmyer! Goes for the yorker again, gets it to tail .in, but Hetmyer just gets enough of an inside edge on it to deflect it past leg stump! And .it goes for a boundary to add salt to the wounds\nStarc to Hetmyer, 1 run .Full on the stumps, Hetmyer clips it out through square leg\nMohit to Hetmyer, 1 wide .Oh, nails the wide yorker, does he? Nope! Just past the line according to the umpires!\nMohit to Hetmyer, 1 run .Full and wide, Hetmyer manages to swat it out to deep midwicket\nMohit to Jurel, 2 runs .High, and almost taken at the boundary! What a save! Full outside off, Jurel has a swing .towards deep midwicket. The sub fielder is falling back as he grabs it above his head .and throws it back in. Mohit is angry he didn't take the catch, but to be fair, that wasn't .easy to catch!\nMohit to Jurel, SIX runs .Clears Stubbs at long-off! Slower ball but Jurel was waiting for that. Smacks it down .the ground and gets enough elevation. Stubbs leaps with one hand sticking up but he .can't get anything on that. Jurel is pumping his fist\nMohit to Jurel, 1 run .Full, just outside off, swung away along the ground wide of long-on\nMohit to Hetmyer, 2 runs .Short on off and going across, pulled in front of square and they do well to run two! The .throw is at the striker's end, but I think Hetmyer was in by the time Rahul takes the bails .off\nMohit to Hetmyer, 1 run .Slower short ball, flat-batted down to long-on. Just the single this time\nStarc to Hetmyer, 1 run .Goes for the yorker and Hetmyer is able to dig it out into that midwicket region! Gets a .single\nStarc to Jurel, 1 run .Nails the yorker outside off. Jurel is able to squeeze it to Starc's left for a single. Oh my, .this is thrilling stuff!\nStarc to Hetmyer, 2 runs .This time they get two! Starc manages another one in the blockhole but Hetmyer is able .to push it out to deep cover! Great running .Five needed off three! What will Hettie do here?\nStarc to Hetmyer, 2 runs .Sliced in the air, and they get just two! Misses his length this time and he is able to slap .it away over cover .Hetmyer is disappointed to have not put that one away. But a boundary now, of any kind, .does the job. Two runs level the scores. Axar comes over to have a word with Starc\nStarc to Hetmyer, 1 run .In the blockhole, Hetmyer swings it away to long-on. They get one. And Jurel sends .Hetmyer back when he wants the second! .Two needed off the last delivery! Starc has been excellent so far. Two fielders fine on .the off side. Three men out in the deep on the leg side\nStarc to Jurel, 1 run, OUT .Tucked to midwicket, and they don't get the second! We're going to a Super Over! Starc .nails a yorker again, Jurel can only tuck it to deep midwicket and the fielder does well to .run in and throw it back to Rahul, who has all the time in the word to take the bails off .before Jurel makes it back. Mitchell Starc, you beauty! .Dhruv Jurel run out (Patel\/\u2020Rahul) 26 (17b 0x4 2x6 58m) SR: 152.94","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs DC, 32nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Starc to Jaiswal, no run this swings away, and lands on a length around sixth stump. Driven hard to extra cover\n Starc to Jaiswal, no run sharp movement off the pitch. Starc goes on the shorter side of a length, and wide of off, before the ball finishes wider still, even as Jaiswal looks to slash but misses\n Starc to Jaiswal, no run this swings in, and lands on a length just outside off. Jaiswal ends up pushing it towards midwicket off the inside half of the bat Yashasvi Jaiswal vs left-arm pace in T20s RUNS 566 OUTS 23 4s\/6s 86\/17 SR 153.80 AVE 24.60\n Starc to Jaiswal, 1 leg bye a yorker, but the line is outside leg. It clips Jaiswal's pad as he looks to flick it away, and Rahul does well to dive to his right and get a hand. The ball rolls away for a leg bye Samson facing his first ball\n Starc to Samson, no run he is standing deep in the crease, and leans into this push drive off a full ball angling across and arriving a bit wide of off. The ball goes towards cover\n Starc to Samson, 1 run chipped on the bounce to Axar's left at mid-on, as Starc bowls full and slants it across towards off\n Mukesh Kumar to Samson, SIX runs swung away over fine leg! Mukesh bowls short on off, and gets it to angle in. Samson pulls hard and high from middle and leg, and sends Mukesh for six first ball\n Mukesh Kumar to Samson, 1 run on the bounce to Mohit at square leg. Another short ball from Mukesh, but this is around off. It doesn't get up a lot, and Samson mistimes his pull this time From around to Jaiswal\n Mukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, SIX runs the cameraman loses track of the ball!! Massive hit for six, and the ball is gone! Mukesh angles this in, and bowls on a length outside off. Jaiswal clears his front leg, and dumps it down the ground Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Mukesh Kumar BALLS 10 RUNS 13 OUTS 2 SR 130.00 4s\/6s 1\/1\n Mukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, 1 run on the shorter side of a length, and on off. Tapped towards point for a quick single\n Mukesh Kumar to Samson, no run Samson shifts his weight back, and punches this short-of-a-length ball on off to mid-on Point in, mid-on back\n Mukesh Kumar to Samson, no run short in length around off, and dabbed down by Samson\n Starc to Jaiswal, no run good stop by Rahul. He leaps and collects he ball on the bounce, as Jaiswal went to cut at this length ball just outside off, but got a bottom edge\n Starc to Jaiswal, 1 wide wide outside leg. This is angled in, and lands beyond the pitch. Rahul takes it on the bounce to his right\n Starc to Jaiswal, FOUR runs slapped between point and cover point! My first impression was that it wasn't time very well, but he did find the gap. Short of a length from Starc, who goes wide of off, as Jaiswal plays it late\n Starc to Jaiswal, SIX runs wow, Jaiswal is in the mood today! He stands deep in the crease, gets slightly across, and hammers the ball over deep square leg with a pull, as Starc bowls short and on the stumps\n Starc to Jaiswal, FOUR runs flung over midwicket. This time Jaiswal goes across the line, as Starc bowls on the shorter side, and just outside off, and Jaiswal gets his front leg out of the way before slamming at the ball From around now\n Starc to Jaiswal, 1 wide big wide outside off! Starc angles it across, and bowls full and wide of off. Jaiswal lets it go, and it is called wide\n Starc to Jaiswal, 2 runs full and swinging in to arrive on middle and leg. Whipped by Jaiswal to deep square leg for two more\n Starc to Jaiswal, 1 run there is a man out at wide deep third, and he cuts it off after Jaiswal hacks at this short-of-a-length ball around sixth stump. That makes it 19 runs off the over\n Mukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, 1 run Mukesh spots Jaiswal hinting to come down the pitch, and bangs it short and just outside off. Jaiswal rides the bounce and taps towards point\n Mukesh Kumar to Samson, SIX runs Samson follows Jaiswal in thumping the ball. He is, as has been the case today, pretty deep in the crease, before heaving this shortish ball just outside off wide of long-on\n Mukesh Kumar to Samson, 1 run slower ball from Mukesh, and full and just outside off. Samson looks to swing across the line again, but this time gets it off the bottom of the bat to long-on, who just went out before this ball\n Mukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, no run Mukesh goes for the yorker, but ends up swinging it in and bowling a low full toss on middle and off. Jaiswal opens the face of the bat to drive to cover point\n Mukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, 1 run change of pace again from Mukesh, who bowls on a length on middle, and gets the ball to straighten. Punched to long-on from deep in the crease\n Mukesh Kumar to Samson, 1 run very full, and swinging in towards off. Pushed aerially towards long-on\n Mohit to Samson, no run on a length, and just outside off. Samson drags himself away, and drives to mid-off Long-on and deep square leg out, by the way\n Mohit to Samson, no run a yorker just outside off, and Samson squeezes it out back to Mohit BALLS 1083 WKTS 47 4s\/6s 198\/35 ECON 7.94 AVE 30.51\n Mohit to Samson, FOUR runs lofted to mid-off's right. Shorter side of a length, and a bit wide of off. But Samson has given himself room to punch that, and does that well wide of the fielder\n Mohit to Samson, no run another yorker from Mohit, who's keeping Samson in check this over. The ball swings in to arrive on off, and Samson manages to jam his bat down at it\n Mohit to Samson, no run dropped chance by Ashutosh! The ball went up a few hundred miles into the night sky, and Ashutosh, who was placed at midwicket, came forward while watching the ball fall, but the ball tickled his fingers and dropped off as he stretched his hands out. That happened after Samson went hoicking at a full ball which was bowled slower than usual. And surprisingly, the batters didn't even run\n Mohit to Samson, 1 run yorker around off, and driven to extra cover\n Nigam to Samson, FOUR runs pulled to long-on. Nigam starts with a short ball on middle and off, and the ball doesn't turn either way. Samson shifts his weight back, and clobbers the ball\n Nigam to Samson, SIX runs bang! Another big six from Samson tonight! Short again from Nigam, who bowls on the stumps, and Samson gets his front leg out of the way to hammer the ball over square leg\n this is quicker from Nigam, who bowls fullish and slightly wide of off. Samson looks to slash, but is beaten. And we get to know that it's a no-ball, as if Samson really needed a free hit By the way, the physio checks on Samson's left side around his rib. Samson does some stretching of his left arm, and replays show him grimacing after he missed out on attempted cut last ball. There is a lengthy break in play while Samson practices his swing of the bat, before gobbling a tablet. Samson is ready after a good few minutes. Remember, this one's a free hit. Sanju Samson vs legspin in T20s RUNS 949 OUTS 30 4s\/6s 44\/64 SR 141.43 AVE 31.63\n Nigam to Samson, no run lofted to long-off's right, as the ball moves and slides to stop the ball. The ball was full and around off, and Samson is clearly in pain after smashing the ball \n Nigam to Parag, no run slower, and full around off. Pushed forward aerially towards cover\n Nigam to Parag, no run this dips on a fullish length just outside off, and is blocked down by Parag\n Nigam to Parag, 2 runs nearly spooned to the man at extra cover!! Nigam slowed it down, and bowled on a length around off. The ball turned away, and was flat-batted by Parag wide of long-off Time-out\n Axar Patel to Jaiswal, 1 run angles this across, and bowls fullish and on leg. Clipped to deep square leg Riyan Parag vs Axar Patel BALLS 37 RUNS 35 OUTS 1 SR 94.59 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Axar Patel to Parag, no run another near chip towards extra cover! Axar bowls slow, and on a length on off, and again Parag pushes at it tentatively\n Axar Patel to Parag, 1 run fuller and slow on off, and driven to long-off\n Axar Patel to Jaiswal, no run angled across, and fullish and around sixth stump. He looks to slash, but is beaten\n Axar Patel to Jaiswal, no run great work by Axar diving to his left, as Jaiswal punched at this ball and took off for a single\n Axar Patel to Jaiswal, no run on a shortish length, and wide of off. Jaiswal slaps it towards point\n Kuldeep to Parag, no run this keeps a little low off a full length on off, even as it straightens. Parag gets a leading edge towards point\n Kuldeep to Parag, no run angled across, and on a length around sixth stump. Parag looked to jab but was beaten\n Kuldeep to Parag, FOUR runs swept away to fine leg. Kuldeep bowled quicker, and full on middle. It dipped on to Parag, who swept it from the stumps\n Kuldeep to Parag, no run wrong 'un from Kuldeep. He slows it down, and goes on a length on middle. The ball finishes on off, and is blocked down by Parag\n Kuldeep to Parag, 1 run ohh, nice turn back in. Slow again from Kuldeep, who bowls slightly shorter on off. The ball ends on leg, and is clipped to deep midwicket\n Kuldeep to Jaiswal, SIX runs six down the pitch. Jaiswal skips down the pitch, and converts this dipping delivery on off into a low full toss. The ball was clubbed over Kuldeep's head\n Axar Patel to Parag, OUT Bowled him! It is Axar's first wicket of the season, and it is a fine delivery too. He angled it in from around the wicket, and bowled pretty slow and on a length on middle and off. The ball straightened after pitching, as Parag looked to push forward from off. But the ball went through to strike the stumps after beating his outside edge \n Axar Patel to Rana, no run angled across, and bowled on a length just outside off. Pushed back by Rana Axar Patel vs LHB BALLS 1204 WKTS 48 4s\/6s 105\/99 ECON 8.54 AVE 35.75\n Axar Patel to Rana, 1 run slower, and on a length just outside off. Slashed to deep third\n Axar Patel to Jaiswal, FOUR runs drilled to deep square leg! Jaiswal went low and pumped this slog sweep off this full ball on leg\n Axar Patel to Jaiswal, no run slower from Axar, who bowls on a length, and just outside off. Jaiswal punches it back towards Axar\n Axar Patel to Jaiswal, 1 run similar ball to the last one, as it comes just outside off. But this time Jaiswal punches it to long-on\n Stubbs to Jaiswal, no run on a fuller length, and just outside off. Cut away to point\n Stubbs to Jaiswal, SIX runs over long-on! Stubbs bowled full and slow on off, and Jaiswal sent it miles up for six even as the ball hinted to turn away\n Stubbs to Jaiswal, 1 run full and quicker, and on the stumps. Driven to long-off\n Stubbs to Rana, FOUR runs inside out loft over extra cover. A bit of Suresh Raina there, as he leans into the shot off this full and dipping ball outside off\n Stubbs to Rana, 1 run reverse swept to deep cover. He switches early, and Stubbs ends up bowling a low full toss outside leg\n Stubbs to Jaiswal, no run a low full toss around sixth stump. He drives at it, but gets an outside edge to short\n Kuldeep to Rana, 1 run Kuldeep starts off this over with a full toss but Rana can only flick it out to deep midwicket\n Kuldeep to Jaiswal, no run Floated full outside off, Jaiswal looks to drive this down the ground but it comes off the inside edge, onto the ground and back to the bowler\n Kuldeep to Jaiswal, 1 run What a save! This is a long hop down leg, Jaiswal rocks back and pulls it behind square. Mohit Sharma in the deep runs to his left, leaps and parries it back in before falling back over the rope. Stunning effort\n Kuldeep to Rana, 1 run Floated full on off, Rana taps it through point for a single\n Kuldeep to Jaiswal, no run Legbreak floated on a length outside off, Jaiswal reaches out and cuts to backward point\n Kuldeep to Jaiswal, 1 run On a length around off, punched down the ground to long-on\n Mohit to Jaiswal, 1 run Starts off with a pace-off length ball around middle, Jaiswal clips it out through midwicket\n Mohit to Rana, 1 run Full around middle, he eases a drive to long-off\n Mohit to Jaiswal, 1 run Short on middle and leg and going across, the pace-off delivery sticks in the surface. Jaiswal waits on it before helping it out to deep midwicket\n Mohit to Rana, 1 run On a length and going across, pace-on this time, and Rana cuts it away to deep point\n Mohit to Jaiswal, 1 run Yorker just outside off, Jaiswal opens his face as he jams his bat down and steers it to short third. Gets his third half-century of the season. In fact, his third in the last four innings!\n Mohit to Rana, 1 run Short ball angled across him, Rana frees his arms to cut and gets it off the toe end. Goes to deep point on the bounce Jaiswal has asked for a change of gloves\n Mukesh Kumar to Rana, FOUR runs Slapped away in the gap! Length ball outside off and that's wide enough for Rana to hoist over cover. One bounce and four\n Mukesh Kumar to Rana, no run Big appeal as Rana has a swipe across the line to this length ball on leg going across him. The ball goes behind to Rahul, who graps it and he appeals. DC send it upstairs. It doesn't touch his bat, just goes off his thighs to Rahul. Review lost\n Mukesh Kumar to Rana, 1 run Tucked out to deep midwicket. This was a yorker on the legs, Rana did well to squeeze it out\n Mukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, 1 run Full around middle, driven out to long-off\n Mukesh Kumar to Rana, 1 run Slower ball yorker around off, Rana laces it along the carpet to long-off\n Mukesh Kumar to Jaiswal, no run Hit on the pads as he swipes across the line. Length ball, pace off, around leg and it deceives the batter\n Kuldeep to Rana, 1 run Tossed full around middle, Rana sweeps it behind square to the fielder in the deep. Nigam fumbles it but they don't risk a second\n Kuldeep to Jaiswal, OUT That man Kuldeep Yadav delivers again! Floated full on leg, Jaiswal gives charge and can't get the requisite power behind that. Simple catch at long-on and Delhi Capitals are right back in it! Kuldeep brings out a celebration on his tiptoes, can't quite say what he was going for there, but he's got a big wicket for his team. And with the pressure building over the last three overs, you could see one of the batters looking to go big! \n Kuldeep to Jurel, 1 run On a length outside off, he hangs back and tucks it down to long-on\n Kuldeep to Rana, 1 run Floated up on leg, Rana skips out and eases it through midwicket\n Kuldeep to Jurel, 1 run On a length around middle, it's a wrong'un. Jurel hang back in his crease and clips it out to deep midwicket\n Kuldeep to Rana, 1 run On a length on leg, tucked down towards long-on. Five runs and a wicket. Excellent over And that will be the second timeout of the innings\n Axar Patel to Rana, SIX runs Stubbs can't hold on at long-on! It's short-ish outside off and Rana flat-bats it down the ground. Stubbs has his arms outstretched above his head at the rope but it bursts through his hands!\n Axar Patel to Rana, FOUR runs And now the edge goes for four! Rana throws his bat at this delivery tossed on a length and going across him and that's gone past the keeper\n Axar Patel to Rana, 1 bye Axar angles this full ball across Rana who misses his sweep. The ball bounces off Rahul and allows the bye\n Axar Patel to Jurel, 1 run Jurel clips this lenkgth ball through midwicket for a single that brings Rana back on strike\n Axar Patel to Rana, no run Big shout for lbw as Rana misses his switch-hit attempt. Keeper isn't interested. They opt not to review. Think that pitched outside leg.\n Axar Patel to Rana, FOUR runs Hammered down the ground! Right in the slot on middle and leg, Rana clears his front leg and lofts this back over the bowler\n Kuldeep to Jurel, 1 run Tossed full on middle, eased out to long-on\n Kuldeep to Rana, SIX runs Rana skies it and he's hit it far enough as well! Too short on off and Rana rocks back to nail the pull over midwicket\n Kuldeep to Rana, FOUR runs Connects the reverse-sweep this time! Kuldeep tries to throw it wide and keep it out of Rana's arc, but he reverses it and just gets enough on it to get it past Rahul!\n Kuldeep to Rana, 1 run Full on middle, drifting into Rana, who sweeps it out to deep backward square\n Kuldeep to Jurel, no run Given immediately! Jurel consults with Rana and reviews. This was full around middle, spinning away slightly. Jurel went for the sweep and missed. Hit on the back pad. Oh, that's missing! On height, and going past the off stump as well! Jurel survives, and Kuldeep doesn't get the wicket, after going for runs in this over\n Kuldeep to Jurel, 1 run Googly on a length around leg, Jurel eases it out to deep midwicket. Royals well set now after that over\n Mohit to Jurel, 1 run Back of length outside off, Jurel pulls it down to long-on\n Mohit to Rana, 1 run Slower bouncer around leg, Rana swivels and pulls it out to deep square leg on the bounce\n Mohit to Jurel, SIX runs Pummelled into the stands! Full toss on the stumps and Jurel whips it square! That will get him going!\n Mohit to Jurel, no run Full ball outside off, and it stays low as Jurel reaches out for it\n Mohit to Jurel, 1 run On a length outside off, Jurel waits on this and cuts it out to deep point\n Mohit to Rana, FOUR runs Gets this over the infield and it races away! It's on a length around off, Rana goes across the stumps and looks to scoop it but doesn't hit it well. Kuldeep running back from short fine can't get there. He puts in the dive to keep it out but can only help it onto the ropes. Rana brings up a 26-ball half-century! And Kuldeep may have hurt himself there The physio is having a look at Kuldeep, who is off the field of play now. They are checking his bowling shoulder. Doubt he'll field anymore today. Pietersen flashes him a big smile as he walks back to sit at the dugout\n Starc to Jurel, 1 run Goes for the yorker just outside off, Jurel gets it off the inside edge through square leg. Just a single All the deep fielders are either square or behind. Around the wicket\n Starc to Rana, 1 run Full toss on the stumps, punched out to mid-on\n Starc to Jurel, 1 run Jurel backs away as Starc goes short and pulls it out to wide long-on\n Starc to Rana, OUT Starc nails the yorker and up goes the finger! That tailed back into Rana. 144kph toe-crusher! Rana isn't bothering with the review. He had a whip across the line but misses. Classic Starc! \n Starc to Hetmyer, FOUR runs Oh, so unlucky for Starc, so lucky for Hetmyer! Goes for the yorker again, gets it to tail in, but Hetmyer just gets enough of an inside edge on it to deflect it past leg stump! And it goes for a boundary to add salt to the wounds\n Starc to Hetmyer, 1 run Full on the stumps, Hetmyer clips it out through square leg\n Mohit to Hetmyer, 1 wide Oh, nails the wide yorker, does he? Nope! Just past the line according to the umpires!\n Mohit to Hetmyer, 1 run Full and wide, Hetmyer manages to swat it out to deep midwicket\n Mohit to Jurel, 2 runs High, and almost taken at the boundary! What a save! Full outside off, Jurel has a swing towards deep midwicket. The sub fielder is falling back as he grabs it above his head and throws it back in. Mohit is angry he didn't take the catch, but to be fair, that wasn't easy to catch!\n Mohit to Jurel, SIX runs Clears Stubbs at long-off! Slower ball but Jurel was waiting for that. Smacks it down the ground and gets enough elevation. Stubbs leaps with one hand sticking up but he can't get anything on that. Jurel is pumping his fist\n Mohit to Jurel, 1 run Full, just outside off, swung away along the ground wide of long-on\n Mohit to Hetmyer, 2 runs Short on off and going across, pulled in front of square and they do well to run two! The throw is at the striker's end, but I think Hetmyer was in by the time Rahul takes the bails off\n Mohit to Hetmyer, 1 run Slower short ball, flat-batted down to long-on. Just the single this time\n Starc to Hetmyer, 1 run Goes for the yorker and Hetmyer is able to dig it out into that midwicket region! Gets a single\n Starc to Jurel, 1 run Nails the yorker outside off. Jurel is able to squeeze it to Starc's left for a single. Oh my, this is thrilling stuff!\n Starc to Hetmyer, 2 runs This time they get two! Starc manages another one in the blockhole but Hetmyer is able to push it out to deep cover! Great running Five needed off three! What will Hettie do here?\n Starc to Hetmyer, 2 runs Sliced in the air, and they get just two! Misses his length this time and he is able to slap it away over cover Hetmyer is disappointed to have not put that one away. But a boundary now, of any kind, does the job. Two runs level the scores. Axar comes over to have a word with Starc\n Starc to Hetmyer, 1 run In the blockhole, Hetmyer swings it away to long-on. They get one. And Jurel sends Hetmyer back when he wants the second! Two needed off the last delivery! Starc has been excellent so far. Two fielders fine on the off side. Three men out in the deep on the leg side\n Starc to Jurel, 1 run, OUT Tucked to midwicket, and they don't get the second! We're going to a Super Over! Starc nails a yorker again, Jurel can only tuck it to deep midwicket and the fielder does well to run in and throw it back to Rahul, who has all the time in the word to take the bails off before Jurel makes it back. Mitchell Starc, you beauty! 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Big swing\nArora to Samson, no run .stays in his crease once again and waits for the ball to swing back into him, knocking it .into the covers\nArora to Samson, 2 runs .lines up the good length ball and tries to hit through the line, manages to clear mid-on .but Rahane chases the ball down and prevents the boundary\nArora to Samson, 1 run .direct hit at the striker's end and Jaiswal was a goner! Samson cut the ball to point and .took off, Ramandeep got to the ball quickly and Jaiswal was barely in the frame when .the ball missed the stumps . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs KKR in T20s .INNS .5 .RUNS .145 .SR .181.25 .AVE .48.33\nArora to Jaiswal, 1 run .nudged off the back foot into the off side for another quick single .You know how so much was better in the 90s? Jobs that didn't go past 5 PM. Sachin. .SRK as a romantic hero. The India and Bangladesh football teams, though, combined to .remind us that maybe everything in the 90s wasn't all that it was made out to be.\nJohnson to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .full ball and Jaiswal gives it a thump down the ground, hits it well enough to beat the .diving Russell to his left at mid off .. that was 144 kph\nJohnson to Jaiswal, 1 run .quick one cramps Jaiswal for room and he mis-times the swivel pull towards short fine, .where Varun fumbles and allows the single . .Sanju Samson vs Spencer Johnson .BALLS .11 .RUNS .25 .OUTS .0 .SR .227.27 .4s\/6s .4\/1\nJohnson to Samson, 1 run .good length on middle and off, no room to work with this time and Samson plays it with .a closed face to midwicket\nJohnson to Jaiswal, no run .Jaiswal tries to cut off the back foot but is beaten by a short of a length ball that gets .big on him\nJohnson to Jaiswal, SIX runs .that's high and very far! Johnson pitches one in Jaiswal's swinging arc, he gets under it .and slams it over the deep midwicket boundary for the first six of the innings\nJohnson to Jaiswal, no run .good length and straight, pushed into the covers from the crease\nArora to Samson, FOUR runs .Samson backs away towards the leg side well before the bowler releases, and then lofts .a length ball over the covers for a boundary ... he's trying to make room because of the .swing into him\nArora to Samson, 1 wide .this time he moves across his stumps towards the off side and tries to flick a ball that's .strayed down leg side\nArora to Samson, 1 run .full on the pads, Samson leans across and chip-flicks it towards deep square leg, he'll .feel that he missed out on punishing that one\nArora to Jaiswal, no run .Jaiswal moves forward and towards leg to try and make room to hit the ball on the off .side, Arora follows him and cramps him up, ends up digging it out towards cover\nArora to Jaiswal, 1 run .another close call for Jaiswal ... hits the ball to cover where Moeen slides and saves .and fires the throw at the striker's end\nArora to Samson, OUT .leg stump knocked back! Samson steps out and makes room towards leg to hit on the .off side, yorks himself and that's the end of that. .Sanju Samson b Arora 13 (11b 2x4 0x6 19m) SR: 118.18\nArora to Parag, 1 run .stays in his crease and plays a good length ball through point to get going\nHarshit Rana to Parag, no run .cut off the back foot towards cover . .Riyan Parag vs KKR in T20s .INNS .7 .RUNS .107 .SR .142.66 .AVE .17.83\nHarshit Rana to Parag, SIX runs .short of a length on a wicket to wicket line, Parag swings across and makes great .contact, one hand comes off the bat during the follow through as he watches the ball .sail over the square leg boundary\nHarshit Rana to Parag, no run .played back to the bowler, defence with bat and front pad close together to a fuller ball\nHarshit Rana to Parag, 1 run .short of a length angling into the hips, nudged through square for a single ...\nHarshit Rana to Jaiswal, no run .first slower ball of the day, I think. Jaiswal gets beaten by the change of pace as he .pokes outside off\nHarshit Rana to Jaiswal, no run .dropped! Jaiswal getting a fair bit of luck this innings. He was looking to hit the length .ball through the off side but made contact with the inside of his bat and chipped it back .towards the bowler, Rana had to reach for it above his head and could not hold on\nArora to Parag, no run .wide ball outside off, Parag chases and misses . .Riyan Parag vs Vaibhav Arora .BALLS .7 .RUNS .22 .OUTS .0 .SR .314.28 .4s\/6s .2\/2\nArora to Parag, SIX runs .that is some timing! Parag plays a lofted checked-drive and makes terrific contact, .sending the length ball soaring over the straight boundary. Mid-on was back but batters .don't care anymore\nArora to Parag, 1 run .played towards point for a single\nArora to Jaiswal, no run .Jaiswal backs away outside leg to make room, Arora follows him with a yorker and .beats the bat\nArora to Jaiswal, no run .full and straight at the stumps, Jaiswal drives hard but can't find the gap at cover\nArora to Jaiswal, SIX runs .a full toss this time and puts it away! Free loot. Jaiswal gets under it and hits it hard .over the long-off boundary\nMoeen Ali to Parag, 1 run .nudged off the front foot into the leg side\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, no run .an appeal for lbw after Jaiswal misses the slog sweep, that's missing leg stump\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run .steps out and muscles the ball towards deep midwicket ... Jaiswal's not yet looking .fluent\nMoeen Ali to Parag, 1 run .bowled flat and quick on a wicket to wicket line, played into the leg side for a single\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run .shortish ball, Jaiswal gets down on one knee and swats it away to deep square leg ... .could have placed that one better\nMoeen Ali to Parag, 1 run .pushed through wicket for a single, just the five runs off that over. KKR will be thrilled .with that\nVarun to Parag, 1 run .think that was the one that goes away from the right-hander, played towards long on for .a single . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Varun Chakravarthy .BALLS .12 .RUNS .14 .OUTS .0 .SR .116.66 .4s\/6s .3\/0\nVarun to Jaiswal, 1 run .cut off the back foot towards deep point for one more, that was the googly, maybe\nVarun to Parag, SIX runs .too short and that's in the first tier! A freebie for Parag who rocks back and pulls with .power over deep midwicket\nVarun to Parag, no run .a fuller and slower ball on off and middle, played into the covers gently\nVarun to Parag, OUT .that's miles in the air! And when it comes down it lands mid-pitch and in QDK's gloves! .Parag aimed down the ground for another six and miscued the delivery that moved .away from him. QDK did well, pulling off his helmet and judging that high catch to .perfection .Riyan Parag c \u2020de Kock b Varun 25 (15b 0x4 3x6 18m) SR: 166.66\nVarun to Rana, no run .steps forward and defends one that comes into him from around the wicket\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, no run .played back to the bowler from around the wicket, that was chipped in the air a touch\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run .slog swept to deep square leg with the angle into the left-hander\nMoeen Ali to Rana, 1 run .moves deep into the crease and nudges the ball through midwicket\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, OUT .that's the end of Jaiswal, he hasn't got going at all today. He steps out to the offspinner, .looking to clear the long-on boundary, doesn't hit it well, bat turns as he makes contact .and he hits it straight to Rana on the boundary. Moeen is more than making up for .Narine's absence so far .Yashasvi Jaiswal c Harshit Rana b Ali 29 (24b 2x4 2x6 42m) SR: 120.83\nMoeen Ali to Hasaranga, 1 run .driven to long on crisply for a single\nMoeen Ali to Rana, 1 run .Rana stays back and works the ball off his pads for one more. Just nine runs off two .Moeen overs, and a wicket.\nVarun to Rana, 1 run .moves back and works the ball off the hips for a single into the leg side .Here's a stat from Sampath: Only the second dismissal for Yashasvi Jaiswal against .spin in the IPL since 2023 across 197 balls, while scoring 289 runs.\nVarun to Hasaranga, 2 runs .tossed up on off and middle, Hasaranga drives to long on for two this time\nVarun to Hasaranga, 1 run .tries to go big down the ground but ends up slicing the ball over covers\nVarun to Rana, 1 run .falls just short of the diving fielder at short fine leg! Rana brought out the reverse swat .and top-edged it, Rana moved to his right and dived but could not get there in time\nVarun to Hasaranga, OUT .Hasaranga's promotion ends early. He cleared his front leg and slogged, and ended up .spooning the skiddy delivery to mid-off. RR are sinking now .Wanindu Hasaranga c Rahane b Varun 4 (4b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 100\nVarun to Jurel, no run .pushed back to the bowler off the front foot. Halfway through the innings and KKR well .on top. .Over the Vishal dikshit for the rest of RR's innings.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs RR, 6th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Johnson to Jaiswal, FOUR runs Jaiswal gets a lucky break first ball! that was banged in short and he went for the pull and top edged it high into the night sky.. it falls just short of the boundary behind the keeper RR vs KKR MATCHES W W L W L\n Johnson to Jaiswal, no run short of a length outside off with some nip away off the pitch, Jaiswal tries to punch off the back foot but is beaten\n Johnson to Jaiswal, 1 run this ball jags back into the left hand from a good length, Jaiswal gets an inside edge on to the pad and they scamper through for a single\n Johnson to Samson, no run good length, angling across the right hander from over the wicket, Samson stays in his crease and pushes away from his body, playing the ball into the covers\n Johnson to Samson, no run cracking ball, squares Samson up as he's caught on his crease with late swing away from the right hander, QDK dives to his right to take it\n Johnson to Samson, FOUR runs too full and too wide outside off, Samson uses the width and opens the face of his bat to steer the ball behind point and in front of deep third.. that flew off the bat\n Arora to Jaiswal, 1 run Jaiswal steps out to a short of a length ball and nudges off his hips into the leg side\n Arora to Samson, no run gets the ball to bend in from outside off stump, Samson meets it by staying in his crease and playing it into the off side. Big swing\n Arora to Samson, no run stays in his crease once again and waits for the ball to swing back into him, knocking it into the covers\n Arora to Samson, 2 runs lines up the good length ball and tries to hit through the line, manages to clear mid-on but Rahane chases the ball down and prevents the boundary\n Arora to Samson, 1 run direct hit at the striker's end and Jaiswal was a goner! Samson cut the ball to point and took off, Ramandeep got to the ball quickly and Jaiswal was barely in the frame when the ball missed the stumps Yashasvi Jaiswal vs KKR in T20s INNS 5 RUNS 145 SR 181.25 AVE 48.33\n Arora to Jaiswal, 1 run nudged off the back foot into the off side for another quick single You know how so much was better in the 90s? Jobs that didn't go past 5 PM. Sachin. SRK as a romantic hero. The India and Bangladesh football teams, though, combined to remind us that maybe everything in the 90s wasn't all that it was made out to be.\n Johnson to Jaiswal, FOUR runs full ball and Jaiswal gives it a thump down the ground, hits it well enough to beat the diving Russell to his left at mid off. that was 144 kph\n Johnson to Jaiswal, 1 run quick one cramps Jaiswal for room and he mis-times the swivel pull towards short fine, where Varun fumbles and allows the single Sanju Samson vs Spencer Johnson BALLS 11 RUNS 25 OUTS 0 SR 227.27 4s\/6s 4\/1\n Johnson to Samson, 1 run good length on middle and off, no room to work with this time and Samson plays it with a closed face to midwicket\n Johnson to Jaiswal, no run Jaiswal tries to cut off the back foot but is beaten by a short of a length ball that gets big on him\n Johnson to Jaiswal, SIX runs that's high and very far! Johnson pitches one in Jaiswal's swinging arc, he gets under it and slams it over the deep midwicket boundary for the first six of the innings\n Johnson to Jaiswal, no run good length and straight, pushed into the covers from the crease\n Arora to Samson, FOUR runs Samson backs away towards the leg side well before the bowler releases, and then lofts a length ball over the covers for a boundary.. he's trying to make room because of the swing into him\n Arora to Samson, 1 wide this time he moves across his stumps towards the off side and tries to flick a ball that's strayed down leg side\n Arora to Samson, 1 run full on the pads, Samson leans across and chip-flicks it towards deep square leg, he'll feel that he missed out on punishing that one\n Arora to Jaiswal, no run Jaiswal moves forward and towards leg to try and make room to hit the ball on the off side, Arora follows him and cramps him up, ends up digging it out towards cover\n Arora to Jaiswal, 1 run another close call for Jaiswal.. hits the ball to cover where Moeen slides and saves and fires the throw at the striker's end\n Arora to Samson, OUT leg stump knocked back! Samson steps out and makes room towards leg to hit on the off side, yorks himself and that's the end of that. \n Arora to Parag, 1 run stays in his crease and plays a good length ball through point to get going\n Harshit Rana to Parag, no run cut off the back foot towards cover Riyan Parag vs KKR in T20s INNS 7 RUNS 107 SR 142.66 AVE 17.83\n Harshit Rana to Parag, SIX runs short of a length on a wicket to wicket line, Parag swings across and makes great contact, one hand comes off the bat during the follow through as he watches the ball sail over the square leg boundary\n Harshit Rana to Parag, no run played back to the bowler, defence with bat and front pad close together to a fuller ball\n Harshit Rana to Parag, 1 run short of a length angling into the hips, nudged through square for a single..\n Harshit Rana to Jaiswal, no run first slower ball of the day, I think. Jaiswal gets beaten by the change of pace as he pokes outside off\n Harshit Rana to Jaiswal, no run dropped! Jaiswal getting a fair bit of luck this innings. He was looking to hit the length ball through the off side but made contact with the inside of his bat and chipped it back towards the bowler, Rana had to reach for it above his head and could not hold on\n Arora to Parag, no run wide ball outside off, Parag chases and misses Riyan Parag vs Vaibhav Arora BALLS 7 RUNS 22 OUTS 0 SR 314.28 4s\/6s 2\/2\n Arora to Parag, SIX runs that is some timing! Parag plays a lofted checked-drive and makes terrific contact, sending the length ball soaring over the straight boundary. Mid-on was back but batters don't care anymore\n Arora to Parag, 1 run played towards point for a single\n Arora to Jaiswal, no run Jaiswal backs away outside leg to make room, Arora follows him with a yorker and beats the bat\n Arora to Jaiswal, no run full and straight at the stumps, Jaiswal drives hard but can't find the gap at cover\n Arora to Jaiswal, SIX runs a full toss this time and puts it away! Free loot. Jaiswal gets under it and hits it hard over the long-off boundary\n Moeen Ali to Parag, 1 run nudged off the front foot into the leg side\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, no run an appeal for lbw after Jaiswal misses the slog sweep, that's missing leg stump\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run steps out and muscles the ball towards deep midwicket.. Jaiswal's not yet looking fluent\n Moeen Ali to Parag, 1 run bowled flat and quick on a wicket to wicket line, played into the leg side for a single\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run shortish ball, Jaiswal gets down on one knee and swats it away to deep square leg.. could have placed that one better\n Moeen Ali to Parag, 1 run pushed through wicket for a single, just the five runs off that over. KKR will be thrilled with that\n Varun to Parag, 1 run think that was the one that goes away from the right-hander, played towards long on for a single Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Varun Chakravarthy BALLS 12 RUNS 14 OUTS 0 SR 116.66 4s\/6s 3\/0\n Varun to Jaiswal, 1 run cut off the back foot towards deep point for one more, that was the googly, maybe\n Varun to Parag, SIX runs too short and that's in the first tier! A freebie for Parag who rocks back and pulls with power over deep midwicket\n Varun to Parag, no run a fuller and slower ball on off and middle, played into the covers gently\n Varun to Parag, OUT that's miles in the air! And when it comes down it lands mid-pitch and in QDK's gloves! Parag aimed down the ground for another six and miscued the delivery that moved away from him. QDK did well, pulling off his helmet and judging that high catch to perfection \n Varun to Rana, no run steps forward and defends one that comes into him from around the wicket\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, no run played back to the bowler from around the wicket, that was chipped in the air a touch\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run slog swept to deep square leg with the angle into the left-hander\n Moeen Ali to Rana, 1 run moves deep into the crease and nudges the ball through midwicket\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, OUT that's the end of Jaiswal, he hasn't got going at all today. He steps out to the offspinner, looking to clear the long-on boundary, doesn't hit it well, bat turns as he makes contact and he hits it straight to Rana on the boundary. Moeen is more than making up for Narine's absence so far \n Moeen Ali to Hasaranga, 1 run driven to long on crisply for a single\n Moeen Ali to Rana, 1 run Rana stays back and works the ball off his pads for one more. Just nine runs off two Moeen overs, and a wicket.\n Varun to Rana, 1 run moves back and works the ball off the hips for a single into the leg side Here's a stat from Sampath: Only the second dismissal for Yashasvi Jaiswal against spin in the IPL since 2023 across 197 balls, while scoring 289 runs.\n Varun to Hasaranga, 2 runs tossed up on off and middle, Hasaranga drives to long on for two this time\n Varun to Hasaranga, 1 run tries to go big down the ground but ends up slicing the ball over covers\n Varun to Rana, 1 run falls just short of the diving fielder at short fine leg! Rana brought out the reverse swat and top-edged it, Rana moved to his right and dived but could not get there in time\n Varun to Hasaranga, OUT Hasaranga's promotion ends early. He cleared his front leg and slogged, and ended up spooning the skiddy delivery to mid-off. RR are sinking now \n Varun to Jurel, no run pushed back to the bowler off the front foot. Halfway through the innings and KKR well on top. Over the Vishal dikshit for the rest of RR's innings.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Hasaranga","Jaiswal","Jurel","Parag","Rana","Samson"],"Runs":[4.0,29.0,0.0,25.0,4.0,13.0],"Balls_Faced":[4,24,1,15,5,11],"Fours":[0,2,0,0,0,2],"Sixes":[0,2,0,3,0,0],"S\/R":[100.0,120.83,0.0,166.67,80.0,118.18],"dismissal":["c Rahane b Varun","c Harshit Rana b Ali","Not Out","c \u2020de Kock b Varun","Not Out","b Arora"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arora","Harshit Rana","Johnson","Moeen Ali","Varun"],"Balls":[18,6,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[26.0,7.0,21.0,9.0,13.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,1,2],"Overs":[3.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Johnson to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .Jaiswal gets a lucky break first ball! that was banged in short and he went for the pull .and top edged it high into the night sky ... it falls just short of the boundary behind the .keeper . .RR vs KKR .MATCHES .W .W .L .W .L\nJohnson to Jaiswal, no run .short of a length outside off with some nip away off the pitch, Jaiswal tries to punch off .the back foot but is beaten\nJohnson to Jaiswal, 1 run .this ball jags back into the left hand from a good length, Jaiswal gets an inside edge on .to the pad and they scamper through for a single\nJohnson to Samson, no run .good length, angling across the right hander from over the wicket, Samson stays in his .crease and pushes away from his body, playing the ball into the covers\nJohnson to Samson, no run .cracking ball, squares Samson up as he's caught on his crease with late swing away .from the right hander, QDK dives to his right to take it\nJohnson to Samson, FOUR runs .too full and too wide outside off, Samson uses the width and opens the face of his bat .to steer the ball behind point and in front of deep third ... that flew off the bat\nArora to Jaiswal, 1 run .Jaiswal steps out to a short of a length ball and nudges off his hips into the leg side\nArora to Samson, no run .gets the ball to bend in from outside off stump, Samson meets it by staying in his .crease and playing it into the off side. Big swing\nArora to Samson, no run .stays in his crease once again and waits for the ball to swing back into him, knocking it .into the covers\nArora to Samson, 2 runs .lines up the good length ball and tries to hit through the line, manages to clear mid-on .but Rahane chases the ball down and prevents the boundary\nArora to Samson, 1 run .direct hit at the striker's end and Jaiswal was a goner! Samson cut the ball to point and .took off, Ramandeep got to the ball quickly and Jaiswal was barely in the frame when .the ball missed the stumps . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs KKR in T20s .INNS .5 .RUNS .145 .SR .181.25 .AVE .48.33\nArora to Jaiswal, 1 run .nudged off the back foot into the off side for another quick single .You know how so much was better in the 90s? Jobs that didn't go past 5 PM. Sachin. .SRK as a romantic hero. The India and Bangladesh football teams, though, combined to .remind us that maybe everything in the 90s wasn't all that it was made out to be.\nJohnson to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .full ball and Jaiswal gives it a thump down the ground, hits it well enough to beat the .diving Russell to his left at mid off .. that was 144 kph\nJohnson to Jaiswal, 1 run .quick one cramps Jaiswal for room and he mis-times the swivel pull towards short fine, .where Varun fumbles and allows the single . .Sanju Samson vs Spencer Johnson .BALLS .11 .RUNS .25 .OUTS .0 .SR .227.27 .4s\/6s .4\/1\nJohnson to Samson, 1 run .good length on middle and off, no room to work with this time and Samson plays it with .a closed face to midwicket\nJohnson to Jaiswal, no run .Jaiswal tries to cut off the back foot but is beaten by a short of a length ball that gets .big on him\nJohnson to Jaiswal, SIX runs .that's high and very far! Johnson pitches one in Jaiswal's swinging arc, he gets under it .and slams it over the deep midwicket boundary for the first six of the innings\nJohnson to Jaiswal, no run .good length and straight, pushed into the covers from the crease\nArora to Samson, FOUR runs .Samson backs away towards the leg side well before the bowler releases, and then lofts .a length ball over the covers for a boundary ... he's trying to make room because of the .swing into him\nArora to Samson, 1 wide .this time he moves across his stumps towards the off side and tries to flick a ball that's .strayed down leg side\nArora to Samson, 1 run .full on the pads, Samson leans across and chip-flicks it towards deep square leg, he'll .feel that he missed out on punishing that one\nArora to Jaiswal, no run .Jaiswal moves forward and towards leg to try and make room to hit the ball on the off .side, Arora follows him and cramps him up, ends up digging it out towards cover\nArora to Jaiswal, 1 run .another close call for Jaiswal ... hits the ball to cover where Moeen slides and saves .and fires the throw at the striker's end\nArora to Samson, OUT .leg stump knocked back! Samson steps out and makes room towards leg to hit on the .off side, yorks himself and that's the end of that. .Sanju Samson b Arora 13 (11b 2x4 0x6 19m) SR: 118.18\nArora to Parag, 1 run .stays in his crease and plays a good length ball through point to get going\nHarshit Rana to Parag, no run .cut off the back foot towards cover . .Riyan Parag vs KKR in T20s .INNS .7 .RUNS .107 .SR .142.66 .AVE .17.83\nHarshit Rana to Parag, SIX runs .short of a length on a wicket to wicket line, Parag swings across and makes great .contact, one hand comes off the bat during the follow through as he watches the ball .sail over the square leg boundary\nHarshit Rana to Parag, no run .played back to the bowler, defence with bat and front pad close together to a fuller ball\nHarshit Rana to Parag, 1 run .short of a length angling into the hips, nudged through square for a single ...\nHarshit Rana to Jaiswal, no run .first slower ball of the day, I think. Jaiswal gets beaten by the change of pace as he .pokes outside off\nHarshit Rana to Jaiswal, no run .dropped! Jaiswal getting a fair bit of luck this innings. He was looking to hit the length .ball through the off side but made contact with the inside of his bat and chipped it back .towards the bowler, Rana had to reach for it above his head and could not hold on\nArora to Parag, no run .wide ball outside off, Parag chases and misses . .Riyan Parag vs Vaibhav Arora .BALLS .7 .RUNS .22 .OUTS .0 .SR .314.28 .4s\/6s .2\/2\nArora to Parag, SIX runs .that is some timing! Parag plays a lofted checked-drive and makes terrific contact, .sending the length ball soaring over the straight boundary. Mid-on was back but batters .don't care anymore\nArora to Parag, 1 run .played towards point for a single\nArora to Jaiswal, no run .Jaiswal backs away outside leg to make room, Arora follows him with a yorker and .beats the bat\nArora to Jaiswal, no run .full and straight at the stumps, Jaiswal drives hard but can't find the gap at cover\nArora to Jaiswal, SIX runs .a full toss this time and puts it away! Free loot. Jaiswal gets under it and hits it hard .over the long-off boundary\nMoeen Ali to Parag, 1 run .nudged off the front foot into the leg side\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, no run .an appeal for lbw after Jaiswal misses the slog sweep, that's missing leg stump\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run .steps out and muscles the ball towards deep midwicket ... Jaiswal's not yet looking .fluent\nMoeen Ali to Parag, 1 run .bowled flat and quick on a wicket to wicket line, played into the leg side for a single\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run .shortish ball, Jaiswal gets down on one knee and swats it away to deep square leg ... .could have placed that one better\nMoeen Ali to Parag, 1 run .pushed through wicket for a single, just the five runs off that over. KKR will be thrilled .with that\nVarun to Parag, 1 run .think that was the one that goes away from the right-hander, played towards long on for .a single . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Varun Chakravarthy .BALLS .12 .RUNS .14 .OUTS .0 .SR .116.66 .4s\/6s .3\/0\nVarun to Jaiswal, 1 run .cut off the back foot towards deep point for one more, that was the googly, maybe\nVarun to Parag, SIX runs .too short and that's in the first tier! A freebie for Parag who rocks back and pulls with .power over deep midwicket\nVarun to Parag, no run .a fuller and slower ball on off and middle, played into the covers gently\nVarun to Parag, OUT .that's miles in the air! And when it comes down it lands mid-pitch and in QDK's gloves! .Parag aimed down the ground for another six and miscued the delivery that moved .away from him. QDK did well, pulling off his helmet and judging that high catch to .perfection .Riyan Parag c \u2020de Kock b Varun 25 (15b 0x4 3x6 18m) SR: 166.66\nVarun to Rana, no run .steps forward and defends one that comes into him from around the wicket\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, no run .played back to the bowler from around the wicket, that was chipped in the air a touch\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run .slog swept to deep square leg with the angle into the left-hander\nMoeen Ali to Rana, 1 run .moves deep into the crease and nudges the ball through midwicket\nMoeen Ali to Jaiswal, OUT .that's the end of Jaiswal, he hasn't got going at all today. He steps out to the offspinner, .looking to clear the long-on boundary, doesn't hit it well, bat turns as he makes contact .and he hits it straight to Rana on the boundary. Moeen is more than making up for .Narine's absence so far .Yashasvi Jaiswal c Harshit Rana b Ali 29 (24b 2x4 2x6 42m) SR: 120.83\nMoeen Ali to Hasaranga, 1 run .driven to long on crisply for a single\nMoeen Ali to Rana, 1 run .Rana stays back and works the ball off his pads for one more. Just nine runs off two .Moeen overs, and a wicket.\nVarun to Rana, 1 run .moves back and works the ball off the hips for a single into the leg side .Here's a stat from Sampath: Only the second dismissal for Yashasvi Jaiswal against .spin in the IPL since 2023 across 197 balls, while scoring 289 runs.\nVarun to Hasaranga, 2 runs .tossed up on off and middle, Hasaranga drives to long on for two this time\nVarun to Hasaranga, 1 run .tries to go big down the ground but ends up slicing the ball over covers\nVarun to Rana, 1 run .falls just short of the diving fielder at short fine leg! Rana brought out the reverse swat .and top-edged it, Rana moved to his right and dived but could not get there in time\nVarun to Hasaranga, OUT .Hasaranga's promotion ends early. He cleared his front leg and slogged, and ended up .spooning the skiddy delivery to mid-off. RR are sinking now .Wanindu Hasaranga c Rahane b Varun 4 (4b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 100\nVarun to Jurel, no run .pushed back to the bowler off the front foot. Halfway through the innings and KKR well .on top. .Over the Vishal dikshit for the rest of RR's innings.\nMoeen Ali to Rana, 1 run .Rana dances down for big swing on leg but only manages something off the inner half .of the bat for one\nMoeen Ali to Jurel, 1 run .flat on the stumps and it's clipped to leg for one\nMoeen Ali to Rana, 1 run .waits for the slower one on the pads and nudges to midwicket for one\nMoeen Ali to Jurel, 1 run .slog sweeps with the turn and skies it down but falls well short of long-on for one more . .Nitish Rana vs Moeen Ali .BALLS .20 .RUNS .32 .OUTS .0 .SR .160.00 .4s\/6s .3\/1\nMoeen Ali to Rana, 2 runs .goes on for almost a squat and swats it from off stump to deep square leg for a quick .second run\nMoeen Ali to Rana, OUT .hits top of middle stump! That was beautifully bowled not matter what format he .bowled it in. Rana made room, Mooen replied by taking the pace off the ball and pitched .it on middle, Rana waited for the turn to steer it to off by opening the face of the bat but .the ball turned, kept him guessing and beat him to knock over middle .Nitish Rana b Ali 8 (9b 0x4 0x6 13m) SR: 88.88\nVarun to Jurel, 1 run .coming in with the arm towards the stumps, worked to leg for one .Around to Dubey, slip for him as well . .Shubham Dubey Career stats in T20s .INNS .28 .RUNS .686 .SR .156.26 .AVE .40.35 .HS .58*\nVarun to Dubey, no run .not much turn for the length ball outside off, he defends patiently .Goes over now\nVarun to Dubey, no run .on the pads and clipped to midwicket with a flick\nVarun to Dubey, 1 run .slightly slower outside off, surprises Dubey a little before he taps it down to long-off\nVarun to Jurel, no run .quicker legbreak rushes to Jurel who is hit on the pad on the back foot but towards the .leg side\nVarun to Jurel, no run .hint of width and Jurel taps it late to short third, no time for a run\nMoeen Ali to Dubey, 1 run .goes back for the short of length ball, worked to the leg side for one .Over to Jurel\nMoeen Ali to Jurel, 1 run .he takes a step down quickly and clips it square for one more\nMoeen Ali to Dubey, no run .beaten! Lovely offbreak on off and enough turn to beat the outside edge of the bat as he .tried to defend\nMoeen Ali to Dubey, 1 run .rolls his wrists over this one to leg for one off the back foot\nMoeen Ali to Jurel, FOUR runs .bit too short and Jurel pounces on that to pull it away with some power in the gap for .four. The first boundary in over five overs\nMoeen Ali to Jurel, 1 run .too full and wide this time, and driven away nicely through the covers for one\nHarshit Rana to Jurel, FOUR runs .edged just past the flying Quinton de Kock! Outside off and cutting in, and Jurel .dangerously guides it fine, no slip there, and de Kock nearly gets a hand to it to his right\nHarshit Rana to Jurel, FOUR runs .on de Kock's other side now, and off the inside edge which wasn't intentional at all. .Pace brings boundaries for RR who get a push in the run rate. Jurel went for the pull .against a short ball and only got an inside edge, wasn't far from chopping on, but got .four\nHarshit Rana to Jurel, 1 run .short of length outside off and he steers it towards point for one after calling early\nHarshit Rana to Dubey, no run .short and angling across, he goes for the ramp but misses\nHarshit Rana to Dubey, 1 run .pulls the short ball straight to deep square leg but it reaches him after a bounce\nHarshit Rana to Jurel, 1 run .117kmh, slower one outside off, Jurel taps it down to long-on for one .The difference one over can make - 11 from that one as soon as pace comes back\nArora to Jurel, 1 run .123kmh, pace taken off and it's short, pulled away for one .RR batting coach Vikram Rathour says it's a sticky wicket and they'll be happy with 160 .here to make it challenging for KKR\nArora to Dubey, no run .with outside off, he swings wildly to leg but only gets an edge to leg for one\nArora to Dubey, 1 run .short of length ball climbs on him and he's a little late on the ball that was at 124.5kmh, .but gets a single off the pull towards long-on\nArora to Jurel, 1 run .the attempted yorker is a low full toss on leg and clipped away easily for one\nArora to Dubey, FOUR runs .a low and wide full toss that should have been a yorker, Dubey goes low and scythes .that over the point region because he knows there's no protection in the deep there. .Third boundary in the last two overs\nArora to Dubey, OUT .hands a catch straight to deep third! RR had just started to pick up pace against paced .and they lose a wicket. Short and wide, pace off, Dubey goes for an aerial cut and he .hands a simple catch to Dre Ress in the deep .Shubham Dubey c Russell b Arora 9 (12b 1x4 0x6 16m) SR: 75\nVarun to Jurel, no run .inside edge off the drive on ff side, goes to short fine leg\nVarun to Jurel, no run .he tries to cut that one wide outside off late but can't clear short third this time\nVarun to Jurel, 1 run .much straighter and he works it to leg with his wrists for one .Hetmyer now. Will he just see Varun off who has three balls left? Three in the deep on .leg for him\nVarun to Hetmyer, no run .short and quick around off, punches it back with a straight bat\nVarun to Hetmyer, no run .lunges forward this time for the length ball on leg, defends patiently .Goes around for his last ball tonight . .Shimron Hetmyer vs Varun Chakravarthy .BALLS .10 .RUNS .7 .OUTS .2 .SR .70.00 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nVarun to Hetmyer, 1 run .full and slow on middle, clipped to leg and Hetmyer wants two but he's sent back by .Jurel just in time .Varun finishes with a stifling 2 for 17 after he leaked 43 against RCB . .IMPACT SUBKKR .A Raghuvanshi .CV Varun\nHarshit Rana to Hetmyer, 1 run .Harshit starts by banging in a short ball and Hetmyer pulls it square for one\nHarshit Rana to Jurel, FOUR runs .scooped for four! Shuffles away a fair bit to the off side and since fine leg is in the .circle, he connects well enough to scoop the ball fine and over the keeper for four .See all photos\nHarshit Rana to Jurel, no run .pace off now at 114.8kmh, looked like an offcutter, and Jurel pushes it back\nHarshit Rana to Jurel, no run .pace off and wide outside off, short as well, he can only steer it to point\nHarshit Rana to Jurel, 2 runs .shuffles again to off and this time flicks the low full toss on middle to long leg where .Russell tumbles to his left and keeps the ball in with both hands\nHarshit Rana to Jurel, FOUR runs .crunched through the covers for four! That spoils the over for Rana after conceding just .seven off the first five balls. But he ends with a full and wide ball, and the Test batter in .Jurel comes out to drive that beautifully all along the carpet, through the covers\nJohnson to Hetmyer, 1 wide .goes short and wide to start with, that's a wide\nJohnson to Hetmyer, 1 wide .oh my, that's way down the off side. Johnson is way off the mark and bangs in another .short ball that goes away a long way to off for another wide\nJohnson to Hetmyer, FOUR runs .dropped and goes for four! To be fair to Venky Iyer that was a tough catch and he .sprinted to his left from long-off after Hetmyer slapped it down the ground. Iyer even got .both hands to it but he didn't land properly at all and put it down. To make it worse for .him, it rolls away for dour . .Dhruv Jurel in IPL, 2025 .INNS .2 .RUNS .102 .SR .175.86 .AVE .102.00 .HS .70\nJohnson to Hetmyer, 1 run .better length now, not too short and wide, and he punches it square for one\nJohnson to Jurel, no run .another full and wide ball to Jurel, he crunches to cover again but this time straight to .Rahane at cover\nJohnson to Jurel, no run .drills that straight into Hetmyer! Full and outside off, smashes back and Hetmyer has .absolutely no time to get out of the way. He is also way outside his crease, lost his .balance, so he somehow scrambles back into his crease as Johnson picks the ball up\nJohnson to Jurel, no run .another dot bal, three in a row. Doesn't get any bat on this one despite going a long way .to off to scoop that to leg but the short ball outside off beat him this time\nJohnson to Jurel, 1 run .excellent over from Johnson after those wides at the start. Brings in the ball in towards .the stumps, Jurel misses his swing and only gets one off the edge\nHarshit Rana to Jurel, OUT .chops on off a full toss! The pressure catches up with Jurel after all those dot balls in .the last over. He shuffles to off to slog on the leg side and only manages the inside half .of the bat off the low full toss .Dhruv Jurel b Harshit Rana 33 (28b 5x4 0x6 39m) SR: 117.85\nHarshit Rana to Archer, SIX runs .upper cut for six first ball! Who saw that coming?! Short and wide, swinging away a little .and the fast bowler knows how to use the pace of the ball to time that extremely well .over the deep third boundary .Jofra Archer Career stats in T20s - Batting strike rate141.73\nHarshit Rana to Archer, no run .full ball after the short ball, he drills it back straight and a bit too straight. Rana gets a .hand to it and saves a few\nHarshit Rana to Archer, 1 run .140.7kmh, gets pace and throws his hands at the full delivery outside off but he can't .quite middle it. Single to cover\nHarshit Rana to Hetmyer, no run .slower ball to Hetmyer at 115.kmh, cutting away from outside off and Hetmyer misses .his big swing\nHarshit Rana to Hetmyer, OUT .taken at long-on! Last ball of the over, not many runs of it, he goes down the ground off .the length ball and doesn't get the distance he wants. A dolly taken by the tall .Raghuvanshi .Shimron Hetmyer c Raghuvanshi b Harshit Rana 7 (8b 1x4 0x6 21m) SR: 87.5\nJohnson to Archer, 1 wide .oh, Johnson starts with another wide, this time on the off side to Archer\nJohnson to Archer, SIX runs .out of the screws! Waist high full toss and Archer was waiting for something like that. .Smokes that over wide long-on into the stands\nJohnson to Archer, 2 runs .muscles that pull along the ground in the same region between long-on and deep .midwicket. Two more\nJohnson to Archer, 1 run .angling away outside off and Archer muscles that down the ground to long-off\nJohnson to Theekshana, 1 run .outside off with pace on, slapped down to mid-off by Theekshana for a quick single. He .was gone by light years if Russell had hit the stumps at the bowler's end\nJohnson to Archer, OUT .and his off stump goes for a walk! 135.5kmh, excellent line and length to target top of .off after pitching on middle, Archer swings across the line but misses this time, and the .off stump goes cartwheeling .Jofra Archer b Johnson 16 (7b 0x4 2x6 9m) SR: 228.57\nJohnson to Deshpande, 2 runs .punches the straight delivery back after backing away and they get one after it deflects .off Johnson's left hand. Oh, they come back for the second! Excellent running on the .last ball","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs RR, 6th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Johnson to Jaiswal, FOUR runs Jaiswal gets a lucky break first ball! that was banged in short and he went for the pull and top edged it high into the night sky.. it falls just short of the boundary behind the keeper RR vs KKR MATCHES W W L W L\n Johnson to Jaiswal, no run short of a length outside off with some nip away off the pitch, Jaiswal tries to punch off the back foot but is beaten\n Johnson to Jaiswal, 1 run this ball jags back into the left hand from a good length, Jaiswal gets an inside edge on to the pad and they scamper through for a single\n Johnson to Samson, no run good length, angling across the right hander from over the wicket, Samson stays in his crease and pushes away from his body, playing the ball into the covers\n Johnson to Samson, no run cracking ball, squares Samson up as he's caught on his crease with late swing away from the right hander, QDK dives to his right to take it\n Johnson to Samson, FOUR runs too full and too wide outside off, Samson uses the width and opens the face of his bat to steer the ball behind point and in front of deep third.. that flew off the bat\n Arora to Jaiswal, 1 run Jaiswal steps out to a short of a length ball and nudges off his hips into the leg side\n Arora to Samson, no run gets the ball to bend in from outside off stump, Samson meets it by staying in his crease and playing it into the off side. Big swing\n Arora to Samson, no run stays in his crease once again and waits for the ball to swing back into him, knocking it into the covers\n Arora to Samson, 2 runs lines up the good length ball and tries to hit through the line, manages to clear mid-on but Rahane chases the ball down and prevents the boundary\n Arora to Samson, 1 run direct hit at the striker's end and Jaiswal was a goner! Samson cut the ball to point and took off, Ramandeep got to the ball quickly and Jaiswal was barely in the frame when the ball missed the stumps Yashasvi Jaiswal vs KKR in T20s INNS 5 RUNS 145 SR 181.25 AVE 48.33\n Arora to Jaiswal, 1 run nudged off the back foot into the off side for another quick single You know how so much was better in the 90s? Jobs that didn't go past 5 PM. Sachin. SRK as a romantic hero. The India and Bangladesh football teams, though, combined to remind us that maybe everything in the 90s wasn't all that it was made out to be.\n Johnson to Jaiswal, FOUR runs full ball and Jaiswal gives it a thump down the ground, hits it well enough to beat the diving Russell to his left at mid off. that was 144 kph\n Johnson to Jaiswal, 1 run quick one cramps Jaiswal for room and he mis-times the swivel pull towards short fine, where Varun fumbles and allows the single Sanju Samson vs Spencer Johnson BALLS 11 RUNS 25 OUTS 0 SR 227.27 4s\/6s 4\/1\n Johnson to Samson, 1 run good length on middle and off, no room to work with this time and Samson plays it with a closed face to midwicket\n Johnson to Jaiswal, no run Jaiswal tries to cut off the back foot but is beaten by a short of a length ball that gets big on him\n Johnson to Jaiswal, SIX runs that's high and very far! Johnson pitches one in Jaiswal's swinging arc, he gets under it and slams it over the deep midwicket boundary for the first six of the innings\n Johnson to Jaiswal, no run good length and straight, pushed into the covers from the crease\n Arora to Samson, FOUR runs Samson backs away towards the leg side well before the bowler releases, and then lofts a length ball over the covers for a boundary.. he's trying to make room because of the swing into him\n Arora to Samson, 1 wide this time he moves across his stumps towards the off side and tries to flick a ball that's strayed down leg side\n Arora to Samson, 1 run full on the pads, Samson leans across and chip-flicks it towards deep square leg, he'll feel that he missed out on punishing that one\n Arora to Jaiswal, no run Jaiswal moves forward and towards leg to try and make room to hit the ball on the off side, Arora follows him and cramps him up, ends up digging it out towards cover\n Arora to Jaiswal, 1 run another close call for Jaiswal.. hits the ball to cover where Moeen slides and saves and fires the throw at the striker's end\n Arora to Samson, OUT leg stump knocked back! Samson steps out and makes room towards leg to hit on the off side, yorks himself and that's the end of that. \n Arora to Parag, 1 run stays in his crease and plays a good length ball through point to get going\n Harshit Rana to Parag, no run cut off the back foot towards cover Riyan Parag vs KKR in T20s INNS 7 RUNS 107 SR 142.66 AVE 17.83\n Harshit Rana to Parag, SIX runs short of a length on a wicket to wicket line, Parag swings across and makes great contact, one hand comes off the bat during the follow through as he watches the ball sail over the square leg boundary\n Harshit Rana to Parag, no run played back to the bowler, defence with bat and front pad close together to a fuller ball\n Harshit Rana to Parag, 1 run short of a length angling into the hips, nudged through square for a single..\n Harshit Rana to Jaiswal, no run first slower ball of the day, I think. Jaiswal gets beaten by the change of pace as he pokes outside off\n Harshit Rana to Jaiswal, no run dropped! Jaiswal getting a fair bit of luck this innings. He was looking to hit the length ball through the off side but made contact with the inside of his bat and chipped it back towards the bowler, Rana had to reach for it above his head and could not hold on\n Arora to Parag, no run wide ball outside off, Parag chases and misses Riyan Parag vs Vaibhav Arora BALLS 7 RUNS 22 OUTS 0 SR 314.28 4s\/6s 2\/2\n Arora to Parag, SIX runs that is some timing! Parag plays a lofted checked-drive and makes terrific contact, sending the length ball soaring over the straight boundary. Mid-on was back but batters don't care anymore\n Arora to Parag, 1 run played towards point for a single\n Arora to Jaiswal, no run Jaiswal backs away outside leg to make room, Arora follows him with a yorker and beats the bat\n Arora to Jaiswal, no run full and straight at the stumps, Jaiswal drives hard but can't find the gap at cover\n Arora to Jaiswal, SIX runs a full toss this time and puts it away! Free loot. Jaiswal gets under it and hits it hard over the long-off boundary\n Moeen Ali to Parag, 1 run nudged off the front foot into the leg side\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, no run an appeal for lbw after Jaiswal misses the slog sweep, that's missing leg stump\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run steps out and muscles the ball towards deep midwicket.. Jaiswal's not yet looking fluent\n Moeen Ali to Parag, 1 run bowled flat and quick on a wicket to wicket line, played into the leg side for a single\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run shortish ball, Jaiswal gets down on one knee and swats it away to deep square leg.. could have placed that one better\n Moeen Ali to Parag, 1 run pushed through wicket for a single, just the five runs off that over. KKR will be thrilled with that\n Varun to Parag, 1 run think that was the one that goes away from the right-hander, played towards long on for a single Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Varun Chakravarthy BALLS 12 RUNS 14 OUTS 0 SR 116.66 4s\/6s 3\/0\n Varun to Jaiswal, 1 run cut off the back foot towards deep point for one more, that was the googly, maybe\n Varun to Parag, SIX runs too short and that's in the first tier! A freebie for Parag who rocks back and pulls with power over deep midwicket\n Varun to Parag, no run a fuller and slower ball on off and middle, played into the covers gently\n Varun to Parag, OUT that's miles in the air! And when it comes down it lands mid-pitch and in QDK's gloves! Parag aimed down the ground for another six and miscued the delivery that moved away from him. QDK did well, pulling off his helmet and judging that high catch to perfection \n Varun to Rana, no run steps forward and defends one that comes into him from around the wicket\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, no run played back to the bowler from around the wicket, that was chipped in the air a touch\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, 1 run slog swept to deep square leg with the angle into the left-hander\n Moeen Ali to Rana, 1 run moves deep into the crease and nudges the ball through midwicket\n Moeen Ali to Jaiswal, OUT that's the end of Jaiswal, he hasn't got going at all today. He steps out to the offspinner, looking to clear the long-on boundary, doesn't hit it well, bat turns as he makes contact and he hits it straight to Rana on the boundary. Moeen is more than making up for Narine's absence so far \n Moeen Ali to Hasaranga, 1 run driven to long on crisply for a single\n Moeen Ali to Rana, 1 run Rana stays back and works the ball off his pads for one more. Just nine runs off two Moeen overs, and a wicket.\n Varun to Rana, 1 run moves back and works the ball off the hips for a single into the leg side Here's a stat from Sampath: Only the second dismissal for Yashasvi Jaiswal against spin in the IPL since 2023 across 197 balls, while scoring 289 runs.\n Varun to Hasaranga, 2 runs tossed up on off and middle, Hasaranga drives to long on for two this time\n Varun to Hasaranga, 1 run tries to go big down the ground but ends up slicing the ball over covers\n Varun to Rana, 1 run falls just short of the diving fielder at short fine leg! Rana brought out the reverse swat and top-edged it, Rana moved to his right and dived but could not get there in time\n Varun to Hasaranga, OUT Hasaranga's promotion ends early. He cleared his front leg and slogged, and ended up spooning the skiddy delivery to mid-off. RR are sinking now \n Varun to Jurel, no run pushed back to the bowler off the front foot. Halfway through the innings and KKR well on top. Over the Vishal dikshit for the rest of RR's innings.\n Moeen Ali to Rana, 1 run Rana dances down for big swing on leg but only manages something off the inner half of the bat for one\n Moeen Ali to Jurel, 1 run flat on the stumps and it's clipped to leg for one\n Moeen Ali to Rana, 1 run waits for the slower one on the pads and nudges to midwicket for one\n Moeen Ali to Jurel, 1 run slog sweeps with the turn and skies it down but falls well short of long-on for one more Nitish Rana vs Moeen Ali BALLS 20 RUNS 32 OUTS 0 SR 160.00 4s\/6s 3\/1\n Moeen Ali to Rana, 2 runs goes on for almost a squat and swats it from off stump to deep square leg for a quick second run\n Moeen Ali to Rana, OUT hits top of middle stump! That was beautifully bowled not matter what format he bowled it in. Rana made room, Mooen replied by taking the pace off the ball and pitched it on middle, Rana waited for the turn to steer it to off by opening the face of the bat but the ball turned, kept him guessing and beat him to knock over middle \n Varun to Jurel, 1 run coming in with the arm towards the stumps, worked to leg for one Around to Dubey, slip for him as well Shubham Dubey Career stats in T20s INNS 28 RUNS 686 SR 156.26 AVE 40.35 HS 58*\n Varun to Dubey, no run not much turn for the length ball outside off, he defends patiently Goes over now\n Varun to Dubey, no run on the pads and clipped to midwicket with a flick\n Varun to Dubey, 1 run slightly slower outside off, surprises Dubey a little before he taps it down to long-off\n Varun to Jurel, no run quicker legbreak rushes to Jurel who is hit on the pad on the back foot but towards the leg side\n Varun to Jurel, no run hint of width and Jurel taps it late to short third, no time for a run\n Moeen Ali to Dubey, 1 run goes back for the short of length ball, worked to the leg side for one Over to Jurel\n Moeen Ali to Jurel, 1 run he takes a step down quickly and clips it square for one more\n Moeen Ali to Dubey, no run beaten! Lovely offbreak on off and enough turn to beat the outside edge of the bat as he tried to defend\n Moeen Ali to Dubey, 1 run rolls his wrists over this one to leg for one off the back foot\n Moeen Ali to Jurel, FOUR runs bit too short and Jurel pounces on that to pull it away with some power in the gap for four. The first boundary in over five overs\n Moeen Ali to Jurel, 1 run too full and wide this time, and driven away nicely through the covers for one\n Harshit Rana to Jurel, FOUR runs edged just past the flying Quinton de Kock! Outside off and cutting in, and Jurel dangerously guides it fine, no slip there, and de Kock nearly gets a hand to it to his right\n Harshit Rana to Jurel, FOUR runs on de Kock's other side now, and off the inside edge which wasn't intentional at all. Pace brings boundaries for RR who get a push in the run rate. Jurel went for the pull against a short ball and only got an inside edge, wasn't far from chopping on, but got four\n Harshit Rana to Jurel, 1 run short of length outside off and he steers it towards point for one after calling early\n Harshit Rana to Dubey, no run short and angling across, he goes for the ramp but misses\n Harshit Rana to Dubey, 1 run pulls the short ball straight to deep square leg but it reaches him after a bounce\n Harshit Rana to Jurel, 1 run 117kmh, slower one outside off, Jurel taps it down to long-on for one The difference one over can make - 11 from that one as soon as pace comes back\n Arora to Jurel, 1 run 123kmh, pace taken off and it's short, pulled away for one RR batting coach Vikram Rathour says it's a sticky wicket and they'll be happy with 160 here to make it challenging for KKR\n Arora to Dubey, no run with outside off, he swings wildly to leg but only gets an edge to leg for one\n Arora to Dubey, 1 run short of length ball climbs on him and he's a little late on the ball that was at 124.5kmh, but gets a single off the pull towards long-on\n Arora to Jurel, 1 run the attempted yorker is a low full toss on leg and clipped away easily for one\n Arora to Dubey, FOUR runs a low and wide full toss that should have been a yorker, Dubey goes low and scythes that over the point region because he knows there's no protection in the deep there. Third boundary in the last two overs\n Arora to Dubey, OUT hands a catch straight to deep third! RR had just started to pick up pace against paced and they lose a wicket. Short and wide, pace off, Dubey goes for an aerial cut and he hands a simple catch to Dre Ress in the deep \n Varun to Jurel, no run inside edge off the drive on ff side, goes to short fine leg\n Varun to Jurel, no run he tries to cut that one wide outside off late but can't clear short third this time\n Varun to Jurel, 1 run much straighter and he works it to leg with his wrists for one Hetmyer now. Will he just see Varun off who has three balls left? Three in the deep on leg for him\n Varun to Hetmyer, no run short and quick around off, punches it back with a straight bat\n Varun to Hetmyer, no run lunges forward this time for the length ball on leg, defends patiently Goes around for his last ball tonight Shimron Hetmyer vs Varun Chakravarthy BALLS 10 RUNS 7 OUTS 2 SR 70.00 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Varun to Hetmyer, 1 run full and slow on middle, clipped to leg and Hetmyer wants two but he's sent back by Jurel just in time Varun finishes with a stifling 2 for 17 after he leaked 43 against RCB IMPACT SUBKKR A Raghuvanshi CV Varun\n Harshit Rana to Hetmyer, 1 run Harshit starts by banging in a short ball and Hetmyer pulls it square for one\n Harshit Rana to Jurel, FOUR runs scooped for four! Shuffles away a fair bit to the off side and since fine leg is in the circle, he connects well enough to scoop the ball fine and over the keeper for four See all photos\n Harshit Rana to Jurel, no run pace off now at 114.8kmh, looked like an offcutter, and Jurel pushes it back\n Harshit Rana to Jurel, no run pace off and wide outside off, short as well, he can only steer it to point\n Harshit Rana to Jurel, 2 runs shuffles again to off and this time flicks the low full toss on middle to long leg where Russell tumbles to his left and keeps the ball in with both hands\n Harshit Rana to Jurel, FOUR runs crunched through the covers for four! That spoils the over for Rana after conceding just seven off the first five balls. But he ends with a full and wide ball, and the Test batter in Jurel comes out to drive that beautifully all along the carpet, through the covers\n Johnson to Hetmyer, 1 wide goes short and wide to start with, that's a wide\n Johnson to Hetmyer, 1 wide oh my, that's way down the off side. Johnson is way off the mark and bangs in another short ball that goes away a long way to off for another wide\n Johnson to Hetmyer, FOUR runs dropped and goes for four! To be fair to Venky Iyer that was a tough catch and he sprinted to his left from long-off after Hetmyer slapped it down the ground. Iyer even got both hands to it but he didn't land properly at all and put it down. To make it worse for him, it rolls away for dour Dhruv Jurel in IPL, 2025 INNS 2 RUNS 102 SR 175.86 AVE 102.00 HS 70\n Johnson to Hetmyer, 1 run better length now, not too short and wide, and he punches it square for one\n Johnson to Jurel, no run another full and wide ball to Jurel, he crunches to cover again but this time straight to Rahane at cover\n Johnson to Jurel, no run drills that straight into Hetmyer! Full and outside off, smashes back and Hetmyer has absolutely no time to get out of the way. He is also way outside his crease, lost his balance, so he somehow scrambles back into his crease as Johnson picks the ball up\n Johnson to Jurel, no run another dot bal, three in a row. Doesn't get any bat on this one despite going a long way to off to scoop that to leg but the short ball outside off beat him this time\n Johnson to Jurel, 1 run excellent over from Johnson after those wides at the start. Brings in the ball in towards the stumps, Jurel misses his swing and only gets one off the edge\n Harshit Rana to Jurel, OUT chops on off a full toss! The pressure catches up with Jurel after all those dot balls in the last over. He shuffles to off to slog on the leg side and only manages the inside half of the bat off the low full toss \n Harshit Rana to Archer, SIX runs upper cut for six first ball! Who saw that coming?! Short and wide, swinging away a little and the fast bowler knows how to use the pace of the ball to time that extremely well over the deep third boundary Jofra Archer Career stats in T20s - Batting strike rate141.73\n Harshit Rana to Archer, no run full ball after the short ball, he drills it back straight and a bit too straight. Rana gets a hand to it and saves a few\n Harshit Rana to Archer, 1 run 140.7kmh, gets pace and throws his hands at the full delivery outside off but he can't quite middle it. Single to cover\n Harshit Rana to Hetmyer, no run slower ball to Hetmyer at 115.kmh, cutting away from outside off and Hetmyer misses his big swing\n Harshit Rana to Hetmyer, OUT taken at long-on! Last ball of the over, not many runs of it, he goes down the ground off the length ball and doesn't get the distance he wants. A dolly taken by the tall Raghuvanshi \n Johnson to Archer, 1 wide oh, Johnson starts with another wide, this time on the off side to Archer\n Johnson to Archer, SIX runs out of the screws! Waist high full toss and Archer was waiting for something like that. Smokes that over wide long-on into the stands\n Johnson to Archer, 2 runs muscles that pull along the ground in the same region between long-on and deep midwicket. Two more\n Johnson to Archer, 1 run angling away outside off and Archer muscles that down the ground to long-off\n Johnson to Theekshana, 1 run outside off with pace on, slapped down to mid-off by Theekshana for a quick single. He was gone by light years if Russell had hit the stumps at the bowler's end\n Johnson to Archer, OUT and his off stump goes for a walk! 135.5kmh, excellent line and length to target top of off after pitching on middle, Archer swings across the line but misses this time, and the off stump goes cartwheeling \n Johnson to Deshpande, 2 runs punches the straight delivery back after backing away and they get one after it deflects off Johnson's left hand. Oh, they come back for the second! Excellent running on the last ball","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Archer","Deshpande","Dubey","Hasaranga","Hetmyer","Jaiswal","Jurel","Parag","Rana","Samson","Theekshana"],"Runs":[16.0,2.0,9.0,4.0,7.0,29.0,33.0,25.0,8.0,13.0,1.0],"Balls_Faced":[7,1,12,4,8,24,28,15,9,11,1],"Fours":[0,0,1,0,1,2,5,0,0,2,0],"Sixes":[2,0,0,0,0,2,0,3,0,0,0],"S\/R":[228.57,200.0,75.0,100.0,87.5,120.83,117.86,166.67,88.89,118.18,100.0],"dismissal":["b Johnson","Not Out","c Russell b Arora","c Rahane b Varun","c Raghuvanshi b Harshit Rana","c Harshit Rana b Ali","b Harshit Rana","c \u2020de Kock b Varun","b Ali","b Arora","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arora","Harshit Rana","Johnson","Moeen Ali","Varun"],"Balls":[24,24,24,24,24],"Runs_Given":[33.0,36.0,42.0,23.0,17.0],"Wickets":[2,2,1,2,2],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Krunal to Mhatre, no run .darted in on a length on off. Comes in with the arm and Mhatre hurriedly jams it off the .inside edge into his pads\nKrunal to Mhatre, no run .flighted up a little more and much fuller on leg stump. Mhatre plays all around this and .gets pinged on the pads\nKrunal to Mhatre, no run .pushed in again, on a length just outside off. Comes in with the arm and Mhatre taps it .tamely towards the bowler\nKrunal to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Mhatre lands his first punch! Floatier and into the slot just outside off. Mhatre gets .down on one knee early and bangs it over the bowler's head! .Slip goes out\nKrunal to Mhatre, 1 run .fired in full on leg stump. Mhatre has a swing at this too and squirts it off the inside .edge towards square leg .Rasheed on strike for the first time this innings\nKrunal to Rasheed, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Rasheed uses the pace and glances it towards short fine .leg. Ngidi dives smartly to his left and ensures it is just a single\nBhuvneshwar to Rasheed, no run .back of a length outside off. Shapes away slightly and Rasheed gets up on his toes to .punch it towards extra cover . .Shaik Rasheed vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .4 .RUNS .8 .OUTS .0 .SR .200.00 .4s\/6s .2\/0\nBhuvneshwar to Rasheed, no run .back of a length outside off. Rasheed has a tentative stab at it and jams it off the inside .edge into his pads .A sedate start for CSK so far, which is in contrast to how RCB began. They managed 13 .in the first over itself\nBhuvneshwar to Rasheed, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Rasheed waits for it and drops it into the off side for an .easy single\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .deft touch! Back of a length outside off. Mhatre seems to wind up to go downtown .initially before changing his stroke. Plays it late and then steers it between backward .point and short third!\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, no run .angled in on a length on middle and off. Mhatre stays leg side of the ball and plays it .back to the bowler\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, no run .back of a length outside off. Mhatre has an ungainly hack at it and cloths it on the .bounce to mid on\nYash Dayal to Rasheed, no run .short and wide outside off. Rasheed has a pop at it but ends up chopping it towards .short third .CSK need a few boundaries to get their innings going and so far, they have been unable .to do so\nYash Dayal to Rasheed, 1 run .shortish on the hips. Rasheed gets inside the line and pulls it on the bounce to deep .backward square leg. Rasheed will feel he missed out there\nYash Dayal to Mhatre, 1 run .almost a wicket! Hard length on middle and off. Skids off the surface and gets big on .Mhatre as he looks to pull. Cloths it uppishly and Dayal nearly makes it stick with his left .hand\nYash Dayal to Rasheed, no run .follows the batter outside leg with a shortish ball. Rasheed is tucked up for room and .chunks his pull into his body\nYash Dayal to Rasheed, FOUR runs .Rasheed with his first boundary and that will ease a few nerves! Short ball down leg. .Perhaps designed to follow the batter again but that was so far down that Rasheed .could help it fine of deep backward square leg!\nYash Dayal to Rasheed, SIX runs .follows up the four with a six! Short again and on the hips, which makes this a tailor- .made ball for that pick-up pull behind square. Rasheed gets into position early and .smashes it flat over the fine leg fence!\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .that is some shot! Hard length outside off. Mhatre stands up tall on his toes and bashes .it over the bowler's head. Not the most well-timed, but quite brave!\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .four more! Bhuvneshwar looks for the off-stump yorker but errs on the shorter side. .That makes it, more or less, a slot ball and Mhatre pumps it over the bowler's head!\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .three fours in a row! Attempted slower yorker that ends up as a juicy full toss outside .off. Mhatre picks it early and bulldozes it past mid on!\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, SIX runs .Mhatre goes all the way now! 17 years old, and he is oozing confidence! Dug in shorter .outside off and this sits up for Mhatre. He stands up tall again and pummels it over mid .on!\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .through the gap now - Mhatre is enjoying himself at the Chinnaswamy! Back of a .length, designed to follow Mhatre outside leg. He still creates room for himself too and .finds the gap between extra cover and mid off!\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .26 off the over, and this boy's a star! Back of a length just outside off. Mhatre waits for .it calmly, opens his bat face and glides it beautifully between backward point and short .third!\nKrunal to Rasheed, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Rasheed punches it to mid on and calls for the .single. Could have been tight but he gets helped massively by a misfield\nKrunal to Mhatre, 1 run .slower on a length just outside off. Mhatre shapes to go inside-out aerially at first but .has to change his stroke after getting deceived in the air. Jabs it towards point for a .single\nKrunal to Rasheed, OUT .straight to backward point, and Krunal, like he so often does, breaks through for RCB! .Darted in full and wide. Rasheed's eyes light up and he throws his hands at it. Slices it .uppishly and that brings the fielder in the ring into play. Simple enough catch for .Shepherd and Krunal is absolutely pumped. CSK's blistering opening stand is halted at .51, but they have something to build on now! .Shaik Rasheed c Shepherd b Pandya 14 (11b 1x4 1x6 19m) SR: 127.27\nKrunal to Sam Curran, FOUR runs .tries to surprise Curran with a bouncer but he reads it like the morning daily! Picks it up .early, opens up his front hip and bludgeons it to mid on's left!\nKrunal to Sam Curran, 1 run .back of a length on off. Curran waits for it and punches it towards deep mid wicket\nKrunal to Mhatre, 1 run .angled in on a back of a length on leg stump. Mhatre knocks it to long on and keeps .strike\nNgidi to Mhatre, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Mhatre throws the kitchen sink at it and slices it towards .deep backward point\nNgidi to Sam Curran, no run .hard length on middle and leg. Curran gets up on his toes and pats it back to the bowler\nNgidi to Sam Curran, no run .dug into the track just outside off. Curran hops up onto his toes again and tugs it .towards mid on. Mhatre wanted the single but Curran said no. The youngster, .understandably, itching to get back on strike\nNgidi to Sam Curran, OUT .an ugly heave across the line, and Curran bites the dust! Back of a length on middle .and leg. Climbs onto Curran and he can exert no control over this attempted swipe. The .ball goes straight up off the top edge and Jitesh calls early to complete the easiest of .catches. The dream start for Ngidi, and CSK, after blitzing out of the traps, have hit a bit .of a snag! .Sam Curran c \u2020Sharma b Ngidi 5 (5b 1x4 0x6 6m) SR: 100\nNgidi to Jadeja, no run .well well! Fullish just outside off. Jadeja skips down the track first ball and shanks it .towards mid wicket. Early sign of intent...\nNgidi to Jadeja, no run .back of a length outside off. Jadeja sits deep in his crease and jabs it towards extra .cover . .IMPACT SUBRCB .Suyash Sharma .D Padikkal\nKrunal to Mhatre, no run .fullish on middle and off. Mhatre gets forward and plays it towards extra cover\nKrunal to Mhatre, 1 run .angled in fuller on leg stump. Mhatre gets down on one knee and hoicks it towards deep .mid wicket\nKrunal to Jadeja, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Jadeja stays leg side of the ball and dabs it towards .deep backward point\nKrunal to Mhatre, 1 run .slanted in on a length on the stumps. Mhatre clears his front leg and drills it back past .the bowler. Kohli comes around from long on and cuts it off, with his quick release also .denying the second\nKrunal to Jadeja, 1 run .back of a length on off. Jadeja hangs back and turns it towards deep backward square .leg\nKrunal to Mhatre, SIX runs .miscued, but that carries all the way! Fast bouncer on leg stump and that takes Mhatre .by complete surprise. He swipes at it, more in hope than anything else, and gets a top .edge that flies over the keeper's head. He will not mind it, though!\nNgidi to Jadeja, FOUR runs .Jadeja starts the over with a boundary! Shortish on off. Jadeja backs away early and .throws the plumbing at it, flaying it to deep third's right!\nNgidi to Jadeja, no run .oh dear - hesitation out in the middle! Fullish and following the batter outside leg as he .steps out. Jadeja flicks it towards mid wicket and is hell-bent on the single. Mhatre .takes a couple of strides too before getting sent back. No damage done in the end\nNgidi to Jadeja, 1 run .slower ball on a full length on middle and leg. Jadeja nurdles it to mid wicket and calls .for the single early this time. Mhatre scampers across to complete it\nNgidi to Mhatre, 1 run .safe! Slower ball on a full length outside off. Mhatre swings at it with all his might and .slices it on the bounce to sweeper cover\nNgidi to Jadeja, FOUR runs .that is a Ravindra Jadeja special! On the shorter side on middle and leg. Jadeja backs .away very early, creates room and scythes it past backward point!\nNgidi to Jadeja, 1 run .off-pace on a length just outside leg. Jadeja advances but does not read the slower one. .Has to check his shot and plonks it towards mid off for a single\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Jadeja goes back and punches it towards deep point .Suyash to Mhatre. Watch out for the googly\nSuyash Sharma to Mhatre, 1 run .googly on a back of a length on off. Mhatre picks it off the pitch and drives it on the up .past the bowler for a run\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, FOUR runs .right in the gap! Shortish and spinning in towards middle and off. Jadeja takes a step .deep into his crease early and muscles it between deep mid wicket and deep backward .square leg!\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run .googly on a back of a length outside off. Jadeja stays back and dabs it towards .backward point\nSuyash Sharma to Mhatre, 1 run .on a length on middle and off. Mhatre hangs back and stabs it towards deep mid .wicket, and he brings up his maiden IPL half-century. What a knock this has been! .See all photos\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Jadeja sits deep in his crease and taps it towards .backward point for a sharpish single .Time for a small break. CSK have made a decent fist of this chase so far, but probably .need to move up a gear in the next few overs to ensure the required run-rate does not .get out of hand. Mhatre, playing just his fourth T20, could be key, alongside Jadeja, the .more seasoned veteran\nShepherd to Jadeja, 1 run .shortish on leg stump. Jadeja hops up onto his toes and tugs it towards deep backward .square leg\nShepherd to Mhatre, SIX runs .swiped flat into the stands! Slower bumper that sits up nicely on leg stump. Mhatre .picks it early and deposits it over deep backward square leg!\nShepherd to Mhatre, no run .hard length on middle and off. Mhatre stays leg side of the ball and pats it towards extra .cover\nShepherd to Mhatre, SIX runs .watch out in Cubbon Park, because this ball is headed straight to you! Banged into the .track on the stumps and Mhatre spots this incredibly early. Opens up his stance and .clatters it a mile over deep mid wicket. A 98m six!\nShepherd to Mhatre, FOUR runs .lovely, lovely batting! No pre-meditation so far, and Mhatre is just reacting to what is .being dished out. This is a full toss outside off and he holds his shape to time it .exquisitely between extra cover and mid off!\nShepherd to Mhatre, 1 run .shortish outside off. Mhatre has a big swish at it and skews it off the outside edge .towards deep third. Just a single this time","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs CSK, 52nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Krunal to Mhatre, no run darted in on a length on off. Comes in with the arm and Mhatre hurriedly jams it off the inside edge into his pads\n Krunal to Mhatre, no run flighted up a little more and much fuller on leg stump. Mhatre plays all around this and gets pinged on the pads\n Krunal to Mhatre, no run pushed in again, on a length just outside off. Comes in with the arm and Mhatre taps it tamely towards the bowler\n Krunal to Mhatre, FOUR runs Mhatre lands his first punch! Floatier and into the slot just outside off. Mhatre gets down on one knee early and bangs it over the bowler's head! Slip goes out\n Krunal to Mhatre, 1 run fired in full on leg stump. Mhatre has a swing at this too and squirts it off the inside edge towards square leg Rasheed on strike for the first time this innings\n Krunal to Rasheed, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Rasheed uses the pace and glances it towards short fine leg. Ngidi dives smartly to his left and ensures it is just a single\n Bhuvneshwar to Rasheed, no run back of a length outside off. Shapes away slightly and Rasheed gets up on his toes to punch it towards extra cover Shaik Rasheed vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 4 RUNS 8 OUTS 0 SR 200.00 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Bhuvneshwar to Rasheed, no run back of a length outside off. Rasheed has a tentative stab at it and jams it off the inside edge into his pads A sedate start for CSK so far, which is in contrast to how RCB began. They managed 13 in the first over itself\n Bhuvneshwar to Rasheed, 1 run back of a length outside off. Rasheed waits for it and drops it into the off side for an easy single\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs deft touch! Back of a length outside off. Mhatre seems to wind up to go downtown initially before changing his stroke. Plays it late and then steers it between backward point and short third!\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, no run angled in on a length on middle and off. Mhatre stays leg side of the ball and plays it back to the bowler\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, no run back of a length outside off. Mhatre has an ungainly hack at it and cloths it on the bounce to mid on\n Yash Dayal to Rasheed, no run short and wide outside off. Rasheed has a pop at it but ends up chopping it towards short third CSK need a few boundaries to get their innings going and so far, they have been unable to do so\n Yash Dayal to Rasheed, 1 run shortish on the hips. Rasheed gets inside the line and pulls it on the bounce to deep backward square leg. Rasheed will feel he missed out there\n Yash Dayal to Mhatre, 1 run almost a wicket! Hard length on middle and off. Skids off the surface and gets big on Mhatre as he looks to pull. Cloths it uppishly and Dayal nearly makes it stick with his left hand\n Yash Dayal to Rasheed, no run follows the batter outside leg with a shortish ball. Rasheed is tucked up for room and chunks his pull into his body\n Yash Dayal to Rasheed, FOUR runs Rasheed with his first boundary and that will ease a few nerves! Short ball down leg. Perhaps designed to follow the batter again but that was so far down that Rasheed could help it fine of deep backward square leg!\n Yash Dayal to Rasheed, SIX runs follows up the four with a six! Short again and on the hips, which makes this a tailor-made ball for that pick-up pull behind square. Rasheed gets into position early and smashes it flat over the fine leg fence!\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs that is some shot! Hard length outside off. Mhatre stands up tall on his toes and bashes it over the bowler's head. Not the most well-timed, but quite brave!\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs four more! Bhuvneshwar looks for the off-stump yorker but errs on the shorter side. That makes it, more or less, a slot ball and Mhatre pumps it over the bowler's head!\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs three fours in a row! Attempted slower yorker that ends up as a juicy full toss outside off. Mhatre picks it early and bulldozes it past mid on!\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, SIX runs Mhatre goes all the way now! 17 years old, and he is oozing confidence! Dug in shorter outside off and this sits up for Mhatre. He stands up tall again and pummels it over mid on!\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs through the gap now - Mhatre is enjoying himself at the Chinnaswamy! Back of a length, designed to follow Mhatre outside leg. He still creates room for himself too and finds the gap between extra cover and mid off!\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs 26 off the over, and this boy's a star! Back of a length just outside off. Mhatre waits for it calmly, opens his bat face and glides it beautifully between backward point and short third!\n Krunal to Rasheed, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Rasheed punches it to mid on and calls for the single. Could have been tight but he gets helped massively by a misfield\n Krunal to Mhatre, 1 run slower on a length just outside off. Mhatre shapes to go inside-out aerially at first but has to change his stroke after getting deceived in the air. Jabs it towards point for a single\n Krunal to Rasheed, OUT straight to backward point, and Krunal, like he so often does, breaks through for RCB! Darted in full and wide. Rasheed's eyes light up and he throws his hands at it. Slices it uppishly and that brings the fielder in the ring into play. Simple enough catch for Shepherd and Krunal is absolutely pumped. CSK's blistering opening stand is halted at 51, but they have something to build on now! \n Krunal to Sam Curran, FOUR runs tries to surprise Curran with a bouncer but he reads it like the morning daily! Picks it up early, opens up his front hip and bludgeons it to mid on's left!\n Krunal to Sam Curran, 1 run back of a length on off. Curran waits for it and punches it towards deep mid wicket\n Krunal to Mhatre, 1 run angled in on a back of a length on leg stump. Mhatre knocks it to long on and keeps strike\n Ngidi to Mhatre, 1 run back of a length outside off. Mhatre throws the kitchen sink at it and slices it towards deep backward point\n Ngidi to Sam Curran, no run hard length on middle and leg. Curran gets up on his toes and pats it back to the bowler\n Ngidi to Sam Curran, no run dug into the track just outside off. Curran hops up onto his toes again and tugs it towards mid on. Mhatre wanted the single but Curran said no. The youngster, understandably, itching to get back on strike\n Ngidi to Sam Curran, OUT an ugly heave across the line, and Curran bites the dust! Back of a length on middle and leg. Climbs onto Curran and he can exert no control over this attempted swipe. The ball goes straight up off the top edge and Jitesh calls early to complete the easiest of catches. The dream start for Ngidi, and CSK, after blitzing out of the traps, have hit a bit of a snag! \n Ngidi to Jadeja, no run well well! Fullish just outside off. Jadeja skips down the track first ball and shanks it towards mid wicket. Early sign of intent...\n Ngidi to Jadeja, no run back of a length outside off. Jadeja sits deep in his crease and jabs it towards extra cover IMPACT SUBRCB Suyash Sharma D Padikkal\n Krunal to Mhatre, no run fullish on middle and off. Mhatre gets forward and plays it towards extra cover\n Krunal to Mhatre, 1 run angled in fuller on leg stump. Mhatre gets down on one knee and hoicks it towards deep mid wicket\n Krunal to Jadeja, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Jadeja stays leg side of the ball and dabs it towards deep backward point\n Krunal to Mhatre, 1 run slanted in on a length on the stumps. Mhatre clears his front leg and drills it back past the bowler. Kohli comes around from long on and cuts it off, with his quick release also denying the second\n Krunal to Jadeja, 1 run back of a length on off. Jadeja hangs back and turns it towards deep backward square leg\n Krunal to Mhatre, SIX runs miscued, but that carries all the way! Fast bouncer on leg stump and that takes Mhatre by complete surprise. He swipes at it, more in hope than anything else, and gets a top edge that flies over the keeper's head. He will not mind it, though!\n Ngidi to Jadeja, FOUR runs Jadeja starts the over with a boundary! Shortish on off. Jadeja backs away early and throws the plumbing at it, flaying it to deep third's right!\n Ngidi to Jadeja, no run oh dear - hesitation out in the middle! Fullish and following the batter outside leg as he steps out. Jadeja flicks it towards mid wicket and is hell-bent on the single. Mhatre takes a couple of strides too before getting sent back. No damage done in the end\n Ngidi to Jadeja, 1 run slower ball on a full length on middle and leg. Jadeja nurdles it to mid wicket and calls for the single early this time. Mhatre scampers across to complete it\n Ngidi to Mhatre, 1 run safe! Slower ball on a full length outside off. Mhatre swings at it with all his might and slices it on the bounce to sweeper cover\n Ngidi to Jadeja, FOUR runs that is a Ravindra Jadeja special! On the shorter side on middle and leg. Jadeja backs away very early, creates room and scythes it past backward point!\n Ngidi to Jadeja, 1 run off-pace on a length just outside leg. Jadeja advances but does not read the slower one. Has to check his shot and plonks it towards mid off for a single\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run back of a length outside off. Jadeja goes back and punches it towards deep point Suyash to Mhatre. Watch out for the googly\n Suyash Sharma to Mhatre, 1 run googly on a back of a length on off. Mhatre picks it off the pitch and drives it on the up past the bowler for a run\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, FOUR runs right in the gap! Shortish and spinning in towards middle and off. Jadeja takes a step deep into his crease early and muscles it between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg!\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run googly on a back of a length outside off. Jadeja stays back and dabs it towards backward point\n Suyash Sharma to Mhatre, 1 run on a length on middle and off. Mhatre hangs back and stabs it towards deep mid wicket, and he brings up his maiden IPL half-century. What a knock this has been! See all photos\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run back of a length outside off. Jadeja sits deep in his crease and taps it towards backward point for a sharpish single Time for a small break. CSK have made a decent fist of this chase so far, but probably need to move up a gear in the next few overs to ensure the required run-rate does not get out of hand. Mhatre, playing just his fourth T20, could be key, alongside Jadeja, the more seasoned veteran\n Shepherd to Jadeja, 1 run shortish on leg stump. Jadeja hops up onto his toes and tugs it towards deep backward square leg\n Shepherd to Mhatre, SIX runs swiped flat into the stands! Slower bumper that sits up nicely on leg stump. Mhatre picks it early and deposits it over deep backward square leg!\n Shepherd to Mhatre, no run hard length on middle and off. Mhatre stays leg side of the ball and pats it towards extra cover\n Shepherd to Mhatre, SIX runs watch out in Cubbon Park, because this ball is headed straight to you! Banged into the track on the stumps and Mhatre spots this incredibly early. Opens up his stance and clatters it a mile over deep mid wicket. A 98m six!\n Shepherd to Mhatre, FOUR runs lovely, lovely batting! No pre-meditation so far, and Mhatre is just reacting to what is being dished out. This is a full toss outside off and he holds his shape to time it exquisitely between extra cover and mid off!\n Shepherd to Mhatre, 1 run shortish outside off. Mhatre has a big swish at it and skews it off the outside edge towards deep third. Just a single this time","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Jadeja","Mhatre","Rasheed","Sam Curran"],"Runs":[20.0,67.0,14.0,5.0],"Balls_Faced":[14,30,11,5],"Fours":[3,8,1,1],"Sixes":[0,4,1,0],"S\/R":[142.86,223.33,127.27,100.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Shepherd b Pandya","c \u2020Sharma b Ngidi"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Krunal","Ngidi","Shepherd","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[12,18,12,6,6,6],"Runs_Given":[31.0,24.0,12.0,18.0,9.0,12.0],"Wickets":[0,1,1,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,3.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Krunal to Mhatre, no run .darted in on a length on off. Comes in with the arm and Mhatre hurriedly jams it off the .inside edge into his pads\nKrunal to Mhatre, no run .flighted up a little more and much fuller on leg stump. Mhatre plays all around this and .gets pinged on the pads\nKrunal to Mhatre, no run .pushed in again, on a length just outside off. Comes in with the arm and Mhatre taps it .tamely towards the bowler\nKrunal to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Mhatre lands his first punch! Floatier and into the slot just outside off. Mhatre gets .down on one knee early and bangs it over the bowler's head! .Slip goes out\nKrunal to Mhatre, 1 run .fired in full on leg stump. Mhatre has a swing at this too and squirts it off the inside .edge towards square leg .Rasheed on strike for the first time this innings\nKrunal to Rasheed, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Rasheed uses the pace and glances it towards short fine .leg. Ngidi dives smartly to his left and ensures it is just a single\nBhuvneshwar to Rasheed, no run .back of a length outside off. Shapes away slightly and Rasheed gets up on his toes to .punch it towards extra cover . .Shaik Rasheed vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .4 .RUNS .8 .OUTS .0 .SR .200.00 .4s\/6s .2\/0\nBhuvneshwar to Rasheed, no run .back of a length outside off. Rasheed has a tentative stab at it and jams it off the inside .edge into his pads .A sedate start for CSK so far, which is in contrast to how RCB began. They managed 13 .in the first over itself\nBhuvneshwar to Rasheed, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Rasheed waits for it and drops it into the off side for an .easy single\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .deft touch! Back of a length outside off. Mhatre seems to wind up to go downtown .initially before changing his stroke. Plays it late and then steers it between backward .point and short third!\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, no run .angled in on a length on middle and off. Mhatre stays leg side of the ball and plays it .back to the bowler\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, no run .back of a length outside off. Mhatre has an ungainly hack at it and cloths it on the .bounce to mid on\nYash Dayal to Rasheed, no run .short and wide outside off. Rasheed has a pop at it but ends up chopping it towards .short third .CSK need a few boundaries to get their innings going and so far, they have been unable .to do so\nYash Dayal to Rasheed, 1 run .shortish on the hips. Rasheed gets inside the line and pulls it on the bounce to deep .backward square leg. Rasheed will feel he missed out there\nYash Dayal to Mhatre, 1 run .almost a wicket! Hard length on middle and off. Skids off the surface and gets big on .Mhatre as he looks to pull. Cloths it uppishly and Dayal nearly makes it stick with his left .hand\nYash Dayal to Rasheed, no run .follows the batter outside leg with a shortish ball. Rasheed is tucked up for room and .chunks his pull into his body\nYash Dayal to Rasheed, FOUR runs .Rasheed with his first boundary and that will ease a few nerves! Short ball down leg. .Perhaps designed to follow the batter again but that was so far down that Rasheed .could help it fine of deep backward square leg!\nYash Dayal to Rasheed, SIX runs .follows up the four with a six! Short again and on the hips, which makes this a tailor- .made ball for that pick-up pull behind square. Rasheed gets into position early and .smashes it flat over the fine leg fence!\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .that is some shot! Hard length outside off. Mhatre stands up tall on his toes and bashes .it over the bowler's head. Not the most well-timed, but quite brave!\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .four more! Bhuvneshwar looks for the off-stump yorker but errs on the shorter side. .That makes it, more or less, a slot ball and Mhatre pumps it over the bowler's head!\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .three fours in a row! Attempted slower yorker that ends up as a juicy full toss outside .off. Mhatre picks it early and bulldozes it past mid on!\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, SIX runs .Mhatre goes all the way now! 17 years old, and he is oozing confidence! Dug in shorter .outside off and this sits up for Mhatre. He stands up tall again and pummels it over mid .on!\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .through the gap now - Mhatre is enjoying himself at the Chinnaswamy! Back of a .length, designed to follow Mhatre outside leg. He still creates room for himself too and .finds the gap between extra cover and mid off!\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .26 off the over, and this boy's a star! Back of a length just outside off. Mhatre waits for .it calmly, opens his bat face and glides it beautifully between backward point and short .third!\nKrunal to Rasheed, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Rasheed punches it to mid on and calls for the .single. Could have been tight but he gets helped massively by a misfield\nKrunal to Mhatre, 1 run .slower on a length just outside off. Mhatre shapes to go inside-out aerially at first but .has to change his stroke after getting deceived in the air. Jabs it towards point for a .single\nKrunal to Rasheed, OUT .straight to backward point, and Krunal, like he so often does, breaks through for RCB! .Darted in full and wide. Rasheed's eyes light up and he throws his hands at it. Slices it .uppishly and that brings the fielder in the ring into play. Simple enough catch for .Shepherd and Krunal is absolutely pumped. CSK's blistering opening stand is halted at .51, but they have something to build on now! .Shaik Rasheed c Shepherd b Pandya 14 (11b 1x4 1x6 19m) SR: 127.27\nKrunal to Sam Curran, FOUR runs .tries to surprise Curran with a bouncer but he reads it like the morning daily! Picks it up .early, opens up his front hip and bludgeons it to mid on's left!\nKrunal to Sam Curran, 1 run .back of a length on off. Curran waits for it and punches it towards deep mid wicket\nKrunal to Mhatre, 1 run .angled in on a back of a length on leg stump. Mhatre knocks it to long on and keeps .strike\nNgidi to Mhatre, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Mhatre throws the kitchen sink at it and slices it towards .deep backward point\nNgidi to Sam Curran, no run .hard length on middle and leg. Curran gets up on his toes and pats it back to the bowler\nNgidi to Sam Curran, no run .dug into the track just outside off. Curran hops up onto his toes again and tugs it .towards mid on. Mhatre wanted the single but Curran said no. The youngster, .understandably, itching to get back on strike\nNgidi to Sam Curran, OUT .an ugly heave across the line, and Curran bites the dust! Back of a length on middle .and leg. Climbs onto Curran and he can exert no control over this attempted swipe. The .ball goes straight up off the top edge and Jitesh calls early to complete the easiest of .catches. The dream start for Ngidi, and CSK, after blitzing out of the traps, have hit a bit .of a snag! .Sam Curran c \u2020Sharma b Ngidi 5 (5b 1x4 0x6 6m) SR: 100\nNgidi to Jadeja, no run .well well! Fullish just outside off. Jadeja skips down the track first ball and shanks it .towards mid wicket. Early sign of intent...\nNgidi to Jadeja, no run .back of a length outside off. Jadeja sits deep in his crease and jabs it towards extra .cover . .IMPACT SUBRCB .Suyash Sharma .D Padikkal\nKrunal to Mhatre, no run .fullish on middle and off. Mhatre gets forward and plays it towards extra cover\nKrunal to Mhatre, 1 run .angled in fuller on leg stump. Mhatre gets down on one knee and hoicks it towards deep .mid wicket\nKrunal to Jadeja, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Jadeja stays leg side of the ball and dabs it towards .deep backward point\nKrunal to Mhatre, 1 run .slanted in on a length on the stumps. Mhatre clears his front leg and drills it back past .the bowler. Kohli comes around from long on and cuts it off, with his quick release also .denying the second\nKrunal to Jadeja, 1 run .back of a length on off. Jadeja hangs back and turns it towards deep backward square .leg\nKrunal to Mhatre, SIX runs .miscued, but that carries all the way! Fast bouncer on leg stump and that takes Mhatre .by complete surprise. He swipes at it, more in hope than anything else, and gets a top .edge that flies over the keeper's head. He will not mind it, though!\nNgidi to Jadeja, FOUR runs .Jadeja starts the over with a boundary! Shortish on off. Jadeja backs away early and .throws the plumbing at it, flaying it to deep third's right!\nNgidi to Jadeja, no run .oh dear - hesitation out in the middle! Fullish and following the batter outside leg as he .steps out. Jadeja flicks it towards mid wicket and is hell-bent on the single. Mhatre .takes a couple of strides too before getting sent back. No damage done in the end\nNgidi to Jadeja, 1 run .slower ball on a full length on middle and leg. Jadeja nurdles it to mid wicket and calls .for the single early this time. Mhatre scampers across to complete it\nNgidi to Mhatre, 1 run .safe! Slower ball on a full length outside off. Mhatre swings at it with all his might and .slices it on the bounce to sweeper cover\nNgidi to Jadeja, FOUR runs .that is a Ravindra Jadeja special! On the shorter side on middle and leg. Jadeja backs .away very early, creates room and scythes it past backward point!\nNgidi to Jadeja, 1 run .off-pace on a length just outside leg. Jadeja advances but does not read the slower one. .Has to check his shot and plonks it towards mid off for a single\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Jadeja goes back and punches it towards deep point .Suyash to Mhatre. Watch out for the googly\nSuyash Sharma to Mhatre, 1 run .googly on a back of a length on off. Mhatre picks it off the pitch and drives it on the up .past the bowler for a run\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, FOUR runs .right in the gap! Shortish and spinning in towards middle and off. Jadeja takes a step .deep into his crease early and muscles it between deep mid wicket and deep backward .square leg!\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run .googly on a back of a length outside off. Jadeja stays back and dabs it towards .backward point\nSuyash Sharma to Mhatre, 1 run .on a length on middle and off. Mhatre hangs back and stabs it towards deep mid .wicket, and he brings up his maiden IPL half-century. What a knock this has been! .See all photos\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Jadeja sits deep in his crease and taps it towards .backward point for a sharpish single .Time for a small break. CSK have made a decent fist of this chase so far, but probably .need to move up a gear in the next few overs to ensure the required run-rate does not .get out of hand. Mhatre, playing just his fourth T20, could be key, alongside Jadeja, the .more seasoned veteran\nShepherd to Jadeja, 1 run .shortish on leg stump. Jadeja hops up onto his toes and tugs it towards deep backward .square leg\nShepherd to Mhatre, SIX runs .swiped flat into the stands! Slower bumper that sits up nicely on leg stump. Mhatre .picks it early and deposits it over deep backward square leg!\nShepherd to Mhatre, no run .hard length on middle and off. Mhatre stays leg side of the ball and pats it towards extra .cover\nShepherd to Mhatre, SIX runs .watch out in Cubbon Park, because this ball is headed straight to you! Banged into the .track on the stumps and Mhatre spots this incredibly early. Opens up his stance and .clatters it a mile over deep mid wicket. A 98m six!\nShepherd to Mhatre, FOUR runs .lovely, lovely batting! No pre-meditation so far, and Mhatre is just reacting to what is .being dished out. This is a full toss outside off and he holds his shape to time it .exquisitely between extra cover and mid off!\nShepherd to Mhatre, 1 run .shortish outside off. Mhatre has a big swish at it and skews it off the outside edge .towards deep third. Just a single this time\nSuyash Sharma to Mhatre, 1 run .fired in full on leg stump. Mhatre gets onto the front foot and flicks it towards long on\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, SIX runs .Jadeja wants a piece of the six-hitting fun too! Dragged down outside off and Jadeja .cashes in. Rocks back and pounds it flat over wide long on!\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, 2 runs .in the air but just enough to short third's left! Back of a length outside off and this .bounces a touch extra. Jadeja slashes at it and the ball hangs agonizingly in the air. .Ngidi sprawls to his left but cannot quite get there\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, FOUR runs .what timing! That has sped to the fence! Googly on a back of a length outside off and .this sits up a little. Jadeja waits for it and caresses it past extra cover! .Patidar, while diving to his right at extra cover there, might have done himself some .damage. The physio is out to check on him. Patidar is now going off the field .RCB's captain might have gone off, but this slight halt to proceedings might not be the .worst outcome for them. CSK, for what it is worth, are 13 runs ahead of where RCB were .at this stage . .Ravindra Jadeja vs Suyash Sharma .BALLS .20 .RUNS .40 .OUTS .0 .SR .200.00 .4s\/6s .3\/3\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Jadeja works it towards deep mid wicket\nSuyash Sharma to Mhatre, 1 run .tossed up on a length outside off. Mhatre guides it towards backward point and looks at .Jadeja, who responds to his call. Single completed comfortably enough\nYash Dayal to Mhatre, 2 runs .fullish and angling across the batter outside off. Mhatre throws his hands at it and .slices it over extra cover. Bethell nearly over-runs it on the fence but recovers in time to .keep it to a brace\nYash Dayal to Mhatre, no run .full and speared across the batter outside off. Mhatre has another swish but this time, .is a tad late on the stroke\nYash Dayal to Mhatre, 1 run .slow and short outside off. Mhatre reaches out for it and slaps it towards sweeper cover\nYash Dayal to Jadeja, 1 run .into the blockhole on middle and leg. Jadeja digs it out into the mid wicket region and .wants two. Mhatre, though, cannot come back because he had to navigate past the .bowler while running the first\nYash Dayal to Mhatre, 1 run .full and wide outside off. Mhatre has a wild slog across the line and skews it off the .outside edge towards deep backward point .This has been an excellent over so far\nYash Dayal to Jadeja, 1 run .another top yorker on leg stump. Jadeja squeezes it out to long on and has to settle for .a single. Brilliant over by Dayal!\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, FOUR runs .splits the field to perfection! On the shorter side and laced with width. Jadeja stays put .deep inside his crease and knifes it between point and backward point!\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run .hits it too straight! Tossed up into the slot outside off. Jadeja plants his front foot and .hits it like a bullet, but straight into the stumps at the other end. Just a single to long off\nSuyash Sharma to Mhatre, 2 runs .back of a length outside off. Mhatre winds up and flat-bats it down the ground towards .long off. David comes screeching across to his right and saves two\nSuyash Sharma to Mhatre, 2 runs .tossed up on a fullish length just outside off. Mhatre tries to hit it too hard and drags it .towards long on .Mhatre seems to be tiring a little\nSuyash Sharma to Mhatre, no run .short and wide outside off. Mhatre again loses his shape trying to smash the cover off .the ball and only swishes at thin air\nSuyash Sharma to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Mhatre finishes the over with a boundary! Floated up into the slot on off. Mhatre gets .down on one knee and blitzes it to long on's right!\nNgidi to Jadeja, 1 run .into the blockhole outside off and it seems Ngidi has read Jadeja's intentions to scoop .it. Jadeja has to adjust and digs it out into the off side\nNgidi to Mhatre, 1 run .slower ball on a full length on off. Mhatre lets the ball dip on him before driving it down .the ground to long off . .Lungi Ngidi in 2nd inns (in T20s) .INNS .67 .WKTS .81 .ECON .8.51 .AVE .22.27\nNgidi to Jadeja, 1 run .full toss on middle and off, and Jadeja will feel he missed out there. Skips down the .track and drills it towards mid off, who stops it with a slide to his left\nNgidi to Mhatre, 1 run .low full toss just outside off. Mhatre, sitting deep in his crease, shovels it towards deep .mid wicket .This has been another tidy over so far\nNgidi to Jadeja, FOUR runs .Jadeja finds the fence, just when CSK needed him to! Ngidi aims to hurl this at Jadeja's .toes but gets it a little too down leg. Jadeja finds the faintest of tickles and by .extension, finds a much-needed boundary!\nNgidi to Jadeja, 2 runs .slower ball on a full length on the pads. Jadeja drop-kicks it to the edge of the ring in the .mid on region and calls for two early. Both saunter back in the end\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, 1 run .almost a yorker outside off. Mhatre cannot get under it enough and powers it on the .bounce to long off .Jadeja back on strike. Over the wicket\nBhuvneshwar to Jadeja, no run .into the blockhole on middle and off. Right under the bat and Jadeja can only clink it off .the toe-end towards the bowler. Massive dot ball\nBhuvneshwar to Jadeja, 1 run .shortish and wide outside off. Jadeja throws his hands at it and cuts it towards deep .point. Just a single .Two runs off three balls so far, and this over is going the way RCB would have wanted it .to. 62 off 33 is the equation\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, 1 run .low full toss wide outside off. Mhatre jams it out towards sweeper cover. Just another .single\nBhuvneshwar to Jadeja, 1 run .full toss just outside off. Jadeja plants his front foot and drives it down the ground to .long on. Fifty up for Jadeja - just his fifth in the IPL, and this has come off 29 balls. .And the sword celebration comes out too!\nBhuvneshwar to Mhatre, SIX runs .oh my goodness - hang that in the Louvre, and bow down to this youngster! Misses the .wide yorker by the smallest of margins and Mhatre climbs into it. Steps across his .stumps and with all the wait on the back foot, he crrrrrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhhhesssss it .over extra cover!\nYash Dayal to Jadeja, 2 runs .full toss slanting into the stumps. Jadeja opens up his stance and drills it to long on's .left. The fielder tears across to his left and puts in a full-length dive to save two. .Shepherd was the man on the fence\nYash Dayal to Jadeja, 1 run .slow and short outside off, and Jadeja cuts it straight to deep point. Jadeja lets out a .cry of frustration. He should have put that away\nYash Dayal to Mhatre, 2 runs .dropped by Patidar - oh dear, that could be an enormous moment in the game! Off- .pace and angled across the batter outside off. Mhatre swings himself off his feet and .slices across it too much. Patidar back-pedals at extra cover, tries to take it over his .shoulder but the ball pops out!\nYash Dayal to Mhatre, 1 run .this is wide again, even though it is a full toss, and Dayal has the field set for that sort of .stroke. Mhatre hangs back and jabs it towards sweeper cover\nYash Dayal to Jadeja, FOUR runs .straight as you like, and Jadeja is not relenting! Right in the slot just outside off. Jadeja .plants his front foot and pulverizes it over the bowler's head!\nYash Dayal to Jadeja, 1 run .oh dear - RCB put down another chance, and CSK fans are having a right-old party in .the stands! Slower bumper on leg stump that takes three business weeks to arrive. .Jadeja plays three strokes in his head and then makes contact with his fourth and .actual attempt at a pull. Spoons it towards Ngidi at fine leg, who tries to take it too low .and then shells it. This game keeps on producing telling moments! .And we all need a breather here. 43 needed off 24, which might place CSK ahead, .especially with the way these two are going. Can RCB come up with something at this .time-out, or will this time-out help the batters recharge their batteries and go again?\nNgidi to Jadeja, 1 run .full toss outside off and that may be treated by Jadeja as a missed opportunity. Gets .down on the sweep and cloths it on the bounce to deep mid wicket\nNgidi to Mhatre, OUT .goes a mile up, and Mhatre perishes! The Chinnaswamy finds its voice, and this game .is threatening to twist and turn again! Slower ball on a length outside off. Mhatre .cannot resist the temptation to have a pop at it and slogs across the line. Miscues it .because of the lack of pace and only gets height on it. Krunal calls for it, runs around to .his left from deep mid wicket and snares the chance. A standing ovation from those in .yellow, at the ground and in front of millions of screens, and this is an innings that this .boy will remember for a long, long time! .Ayush Mhatre c Pandya b Ngidi 94 (48b 9x4 5x6 82m) SR: 195.83\nNgidi to Brevis, OUT .rapped in front and the finger goes up! Brevis dismissed first ball and Ngidi is making .the Chinnaswamy his stage here! Full toss slanted into leg. Brevis has a hack across .the line and misses it completely. Pinned on the pads and the umpire had no hesitation .in raising his finger. Brevis wants to have another look. But it looks like he has run out .of time. Seems like the ball would have gone down leg. Jadeja is not happy with how .things have unfolded, but CSK are four down, and Brevis has to walk back for a gloden .duck! More drama at the Chinnaswamy, and Ngidi has two in two, out of nowhere! .Dewald Brevis lbw b Ngidi 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nNgidi to Dhoni, 1 run .full ball sliding into the pads. Dhoni glances it towards short fine leg and Jadeja calls .him through for a single .Re: the Brevis dismissal, Ball Tracking confirms the ball would have missed leg stump .completely. Ordinary decision by the umpire and an even ordinary call by CSK to not .review\nNgidi to Jadeja, SIX runs .oh goodness gracious me - Jadeja has smashed that onto the roof of the .Chinnaswamy! This is another yorker that has gone wrong and ends up being a juicy full .toss. Jadeja lines it up and clatters it an absolute mile over cow corner. A 109m six, and .we might need to contact NASA to get that one back!\nNgidi to Jadeja, no run .excellent slower ball to finish off. Dips devilishly just outside off and Jadeja, looking to .sweep it away, is beaten all ends up. Lucky for him that was not on the stumps...\nSuyash Sharma to Dhoni, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Dhoni goes back and taps it towards deep cover. Jadeja .back on strike to the leg-spinner .Krunal is off the field, by the way, and is holding his left leg. Over the wicket\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, no run .back of a length just outside off. Skids off the surface and Jadeja hacks it back to the .bowler\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run .shortish outside off. Jadeja opens up his stance and flat-bats it towards long off .Just two off three so far. What does Dhoni do now? Does he look for the big hit, or does .he get Jadeja back on strike? 33 off 15\nSuyash Sharma to Dhoni, 1 run .shortens the length after sensing Dhoni advance. Dhoni chops it into the off side and .that will be just another single\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, 2 runs .just safe! Not sure that carried! Back of a length outside off. Jadeja has a massive mow .at it and cuts across it too much. David rushes in from long off, dives forward but .cannot make it stick. Might not have carried too. Suyash is disappointed, as are those in .RCB colours at the ground\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run .fired in full just outside off. Jadeja flicks it down the ground towards long on and settles .for a single. Just six off the over and that could be a game-changing over\nBhuvneshwar to Jadeja, FOUR runs .Kohli drops an absolute soda now, and RCB eyes cannot believe what they have just .witnessed! Full on midde and off. Jadeja bends his back knee to get under it and arrows .it straight to Kohli. The ball goes through his hands and not sure what happened there. .Another pure moment of drama!\nBhuvneshwar to Jadeja, 1 run .full toss on the pads. Jadeja swings at it and misses, with the ball rolling off his front .pad into the off side. Given as runs. Maybe Jadeja got something on it, after all .24 off 10. Dhoni on strike\nBhuvneshwar to Dhoni, 1 run .low full toss just outside off. Dhoni cannot get under it and muscles it towards deep mid .wicket. Just a single\nBhuvneshwar to Jadeja, 1 run .into the blockhole on middle and off. Jadeja cannot get under this either and squirms it .towards long off .Despite a boundary off the first ball, this over has only gone for seven. 22 off 8 now\nBhuvneshwar to Dhoni, SIX runs .Dhoni with a phenomenal hit over extra cover! And that is vintage Dhoni! Back of a .length wide outside off. Dhoni picks the line early, stands up tall and creams it over the .deep cover fence!\nBhuvneshwar to Dhoni, 1 run .low full toss slanting into off stump. Dhoni tugs at this a little and drags it towards deep .mid wicket. Just a single to finish the over\nYash Dayal to Dhoni, 1 run .low full toss on middle and leg. Dhoni cannot get under this and scuffs it down the .ground to long on. Throws his head back in disappointment soon after .14 off 5. CSK would love a boundary early in the over\nYash Dayal to Jadeja, 1 run .full toss on middle and leg and Jadeja cannot put it away. Drags it towards deep mid .wicket and this over has begun with two singles off two balls .13 off 4. Pressure on CSK and Dhoni now\nYash Dayal to Dhoni, OUT .massive lbw shout, and the finger goes up! No MS Dhoni magic at the Chinnaswamy .tonight! Low full toss slanting into leg stump. Dhoni has a massive swipe at it but does .not get any bat on it. Gets rapped on the pads and the finger goes up. Dhoni has .reviewed this but it could be more in hope than anything else. The impact is in line and .Ball Tracking has the ball crashing into leg stump. A monumental moment in this .game, and Dayal has outwitted Dhoni two years in a row at the Chinnaswamy! .MS Dhoni lbw b Yash Dayal 12 (8b 0x4 1x6 17m) SR: 150\nYash Dayal to Dube, (no ball) SIX runs .that is a high full toss and Dube smashes it out of sight! Borderline waist-high full toss .outside off and Dube cannot believe what has been dished out. After scratching his .eyes, he thumps it over deep mid wicket. No ball not given, and Dube has reviewed this. .This could be touch-and-go! Dube's waist is measured at 1.11m, and Ball Tracking .shows the ball to be passing him at 1.14m. That will be a No ball - oh dearie me! .6 off 3 now. With a Free hit to come\nYash Dayal to Dube, 1 run .full toss just outside off. Dube swings at it with all his might and scuffs it down the .ground to long off. Just a single, and the onus shifts back onto Jadeja .All eyes on Jadeja now. 5 off 2. Dayal has held his nerve against this very opposition at .this very venue in the past. Two more good balls, and he will have done so again\nYash Dayal to Jadeja, 1 run .zipped in very full on off. Jadeja looks to go downtown but can only find the inside edge .and then the front pad. Rolls away harmlessly into the off side .Four needed off the last ball. This has been a proper thriller. Surely Dayal goes for the .yorker again?\nYash Dayal to Dube, 1 run .Dayal wins it for RCB again! Up against the five-time champions, Dayal shows that he .is a champion to be reckoned with too. Under extreme pressure, and under extreme .duress, RCB pull a win out of the fire, and they are going absolutely bonkers. It was .proper carnage at the Chinnaswamy and after 40 overs of high-octane cricket, RCB .stand atop the team that has caused them so much pain in the past! Full toss just .outside off. Dube clears his front leg and swings for the hills. Cannot get under it and .cannot find the gap either. Drilled straight to long on and that will be just a single. Spare .a thought for CSK. They came so close, but in the end, fell short. A truly remarkable .game of cricket, and one that those at the ground will reminisce and rejoice in years to .come! .But in the end, it all came down to three men - Dhoni, Jadeja and Dayal. All of them have .been in this situation before. Dhoni and Jadeja more often than Dayal, and as recently .as last year at this venue. And just like 2024, Dayal got the job done. There was a hiccup .when he bowled a high full toss to Dube, but he soon recovered. And he recovered to .deliver three knockout blows, despite Jadeja and Dube trying their best.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs CSK, 52nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Krunal to Mhatre, no run darted in on a length on off. Comes in with the arm and Mhatre hurriedly jams it off the inside edge into his pads\n Krunal to Mhatre, no run flighted up a little more and much fuller on leg stump. Mhatre plays all around this and gets pinged on the pads\n Krunal to Mhatre, no run pushed in again, on a length just outside off. Comes in with the arm and Mhatre taps it tamely towards the bowler\n Krunal to Mhatre, FOUR runs Mhatre lands his first punch! Floatier and into the slot just outside off. Mhatre gets down on one knee early and bangs it over the bowler's head! Slip goes out\n Krunal to Mhatre, 1 run fired in full on leg stump. Mhatre has a swing at this too and squirts it off the inside edge towards square leg Rasheed on strike for the first time this innings\n Krunal to Rasheed, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Rasheed uses the pace and glances it towards short fine leg. Ngidi dives smartly to his left and ensures it is just a single\n Bhuvneshwar to Rasheed, no run back of a length outside off. Shapes away slightly and Rasheed gets up on his toes to punch it towards extra cover Shaik Rasheed vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 4 RUNS 8 OUTS 0 SR 200.00 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Bhuvneshwar to Rasheed, no run back of a length outside off. Rasheed has a tentative stab at it and jams it off the inside edge into his pads A sedate start for CSK so far, which is in contrast to how RCB began. They managed 13 in the first over itself\n Bhuvneshwar to Rasheed, 1 run back of a length outside off. Rasheed waits for it and drops it into the off side for an easy single\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs deft touch! Back of a length outside off. Mhatre seems to wind up to go downtown initially before changing his stroke. Plays it late and then steers it between backward point and short third!\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, no run angled in on a length on middle and off. Mhatre stays leg side of the ball and plays it back to the bowler\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, no run back of a length outside off. Mhatre has an ungainly hack at it and cloths it on the bounce to mid on\n Yash Dayal to Rasheed, no run short and wide outside off. Rasheed has a pop at it but ends up chopping it towards short third CSK need a few boundaries to get their innings going and so far, they have been unable to do so\n Yash Dayal to Rasheed, 1 run shortish on the hips. Rasheed gets inside the line and pulls it on the bounce to deep backward square leg. Rasheed will feel he missed out there\n Yash Dayal to Mhatre, 1 run almost a wicket! Hard length on middle and off. Skids off the surface and gets big on Mhatre as he looks to pull. Cloths it uppishly and Dayal nearly makes it stick with his left hand\n Yash Dayal to Rasheed, no run follows the batter outside leg with a shortish ball. Rasheed is tucked up for room and chunks his pull into his body\n Yash Dayal to Rasheed, FOUR runs Rasheed with his first boundary and that will ease a few nerves! Short ball down leg. Perhaps designed to follow the batter again but that was so far down that Rasheed could help it fine of deep backward square leg!\n Yash Dayal to Rasheed, SIX runs follows up the four with a six! Short again and on the hips, which makes this a tailor-made ball for that pick-up pull behind square. Rasheed gets into position early and smashes it flat over the fine leg fence!\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs that is some shot! Hard length outside off. Mhatre stands up tall on his toes and bashes it over the bowler's head. Not the most well-timed, but quite brave!\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs four more! Bhuvneshwar looks for the off-stump yorker but errs on the shorter side. That makes it, more or less, a slot ball and Mhatre pumps it over the bowler's head!\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs three fours in a row! Attempted slower yorker that ends up as a juicy full toss outside off. Mhatre picks it early and bulldozes it past mid on!\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, SIX runs Mhatre goes all the way now! 17 years old, and he is oozing confidence! Dug in shorter outside off and this sits up for Mhatre. He stands up tall again and pummels it over mid on!\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs through the gap now - Mhatre is enjoying himself at the Chinnaswamy! Back of a length, designed to follow Mhatre outside leg. He still creates room for himself too and finds the gap between extra cover and mid off!\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, FOUR runs 26 off the over, and this boy's a star! Back of a length just outside off. Mhatre waits for it calmly, opens his bat face and glides it beautifully between backward point and short third!\n Krunal to Rasheed, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Rasheed punches it to mid on and calls for the single. Could have been tight but he gets helped massively by a misfield\n Krunal to Mhatre, 1 run slower on a length just outside off. Mhatre shapes to go inside-out aerially at first but has to change his stroke after getting deceived in the air. Jabs it towards point for a single\n Krunal to Rasheed, OUT straight to backward point, and Krunal, like he so often does, breaks through for RCB! Darted in full and wide. Rasheed's eyes light up and he throws his hands at it. Slices it uppishly and that brings the fielder in the ring into play. Simple enough catch for Shepherd and Krunal is absolutely pumped. CSK's blistering opening stand is halted at 51, but they have something to build on now! \n Krunal to Sam Curran, FOUR runs tries to surprise Curran with a bouncer but he reads it like the morning daily! Picks it up early, opens up his front hip and bludgeons it to mid on's left!\n Krunal to Sam Curran, 1 run back of a length on off. Curran waits for it and punches it towards deep mid wicket\n Krunal to Mhatre, 1 run angled in on a back of a length on leg stump. Mhatre knocks it to long on and keeps strike\n Ngidi to Mhatre, 1 run back of a length outside off. Mhatre throws the kitchen sink at it and slices it towards deep backward point\n Ngidi to Sam Curran, no run hard length on middle and leg. Curran gets up on his toes and pats it back to the bowler\n Ngidi to Sam Curran, no run dug into the track just outside off. Curran hops up onto his toes again and tugs it towards mid on. Mhatre wanted the single but Curran said no. The youngster, understandably, itching to get back on strike\n Ngidi to Sam Curran, OUT an ugly heave across the line, and Curran bites the dust! Back of a length on middle and leg. Climbs onto Curran and he can exert no control over this attempted swipe. The ball goes straight up off the top edge and Jitesh calls early to complete the easiest of catches. The dream start for Ngidi, and CSK, after blitzing out of the traps, have hit a bit of a snag! \n Ngidi to Jadeja, no run well well! Fullish just outside off. Jadeja skips down the track first ball and shanks it towards mid wicket. Early sign of intent...\n Ngidi to Jadeja, no run back of a length outside off. Jadeja sits deep in his crease and jabs it towards extra cover IMPACT SUBRCB Suyash Sharma D Padikkal\n Krunal to Mhatre, no run fullish on middle and off. Mhatre gets forward and plays it towards extra cover\n Krunal to Mhatre, 1 run angled in fuller on leg stump. Mhatre gets down on one knee and hoicks it towards deep mid wicket\n Krunal to Jadeja, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Jadeja stays leg side of the ball and dabs it towards deep backward point\n Krunal to Mhatre, 1 run slanted in on a length on the stumps. Mhatre clears his front leg and drills it back past the bowler. Kohli comes around from long on and cuts it off, with his quick release also denying the second\n Krunal to Jadeja, 1 run back of a length on off. Jadeja hangs back and turns it towards deep backward square leg\n Krunal to Mhatre, SIX runs miscued, but that carries all the way! Fast bouncer on leg stump and that takes Mhatre by complete surprise. He swipes at it, more in hope than anything else, and gets a top edge that flies over the keeper's head. He will not mind it, though!\n Ngidi to Jadeja, FOUR runs Jadeja starts the over with a boundary! Shortish on off. Jadeja backs away early and throws the plumbing at it, flaying it to deep third's right!\n Ngidi to Jadeja, no run oh dear - hesitation out in the middle! Fullish and following the batter outside leg as he steps out. Jadeja flicks it towards mid wicket and is hell-bent on the single. Mhatre takes a couple of strides too before getting sent back. No damage done in the end\n Ngidi to Jadeja, 1 run slower ball on a full length on middle and leg. Jadeja nurdles it to mid wicket and calls for the single early this time. Mhatre scampers across to complete it\n Ngidi to Mhatre, 1 run safe! Slower ball on a full length outside off. Mhatre swings at it with all his might and slices it on the bounce to sweeper cover\n Ngidi to Jadeja, FOUR runs that is a Ravindra Jadeja special! On the shorter side on middle and leg. Jadeja backs away very early, creates room and scythes it past backward point!\n Ngidi to Jadeja, 1 run off-pace on a length just outside leg. Jadeja advances but does not read the slower one. Has to check his shot and plonks it towards mid off for a single\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run back of a length outside off. Jadeja goes back and punches it towards deep point Suyash to Mhatre. Watch out for the googly\n Suyash Sharma to Mhatre, 1 run googly on a back of a length on off. Mhatre picks it off the pitch and drives it on the up past the bowler for a run\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, FOUR runs right in the gap! Shortish and spinning in towards middle and off. Jadeja takes a step deep into his crease early and muscles it between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg!\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run googly on a back of a length outside off. Jadeja stays back and dabs it towards backward point\n Suyash Sharma to Mhatre, 1 run on a length on middle and off. Mhatre hangs back and stabs it towards deep mid wicket, and he brings up his maiden IPL half-century. What a knock this has been! See all photos\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run back of a length outside off. Jadeja sits deep in his crease and taps it towards backward point for a sharpish single Time for a small break. CSK have made a decent fist of this chase so far, but probably need to move up a gear in the next few overs to ensure the required run-rate does not get out of hand. Mhatre, playing just his fourth T20, could be key, alongside Jadeja, the more seasoned veteran\n Shepherd to Jadeja, 1 run shortish on leg stump. Jadeja hops up onto his toes and tugs it towards deep backward square leg\n Shepherd to Mhatre, SIX runs swiped flat into the stands! Slower bumper that sits up nicely on leg stump. Mhatre picks it early and deposits it over deep backward square leg!\n Shepherd to Mhatre, no run hard length on middle and off. Mhatre stays leg side of the ball and pats it towards extra cover\n Shepherd to Mhatre, SIX runs watch out in Cubbon Park, because this ball is headed straight to you! Banged into the track on the stumps and Mhatre spots this incredibly early. Opens up his stance and clatters it a mile over deep mid wicket. A 98m six!\n Shepherd to Mhatre, FOUR runs lovely, lovely batting! No pre-meditation so far, and Mhatre is just reacting to what is being dished out. This is a full toss outside off and he holds his shape to time it exquisitely between extra cover and mid off!\n Shepherd to Mhatre, 1 run shortish outside off. Mhatre has a big swish at it and skews it off the outside edge towards deep third. Just a single this time\n Suyash Sharma to Mhatre, 1 run fired in full on leg stump. Mhatre gets onto the front foot and flicks it towards long on\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, SIX runs Jadeja wants a piece of the six-hitting fun too! Dragged down outside off and Jadeja cashes in. Rocks back and pounds it flat over wide long on!\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, 2 runs in the air but just enough to short third's left! Back of a length outside off and this bounces a touch extra. Jadeja slashes at it and the ball hangs agonizingly in the air. Ngidi sprawls to his left but cannot quite get there\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, FOUR runs what timing! That has sped to the fence! Googly on a back of a length outside off and this sits up a little. Jadeja waits for it and caresses it past extra cover! Patidar, while diving to his right at extra cover there, might have done himself some damage. The physio is out to check on him. Patidar is now going off the field RCB's captain might have gone off, but this slight halt to proceedings might not be the worst outcome for them. CSK, for what it is worth, are 13 runs ahead of where RCB were at this stage Ravindra Jadeja vs Suyash Sharma BALLS 20 RUNS 40 OUTS 0 SR 200.00 4s\/6s 3\/3\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Jadeja works it towards deep mid wicket\n Suyash Sharma to Mhatre, 1 run tossed up on a length outside off. Mhatre guides it towards backward point and looks at Jadeja, who responds to his call. Single completed comfortably enough\n Yash Dayal to Mhatre, 2 runs fullish and angling across the batter outside off. Mhatre throws his hands at it and slices it over extra cover. Bethell nearly over-runs it on the fence but recovers in time to keep it to a brace\n Yash Dayal to Mhatre, no run full and speared across the batter outside off. Mhatre has another swish but this time, is a tad late on the stroke\n Yash Dayal to Mhatre, 1 run slow and short outside off. Mhatre reaches out for it and slaps it towards sweeper cover\n Yash Dayal to Jadeja, 1 run into the blockhole on middle and leg. Jadeja digs it out into the mid wicket region and wants two. Mhatre, though, cannot come back because he had to navigate past the bowler while running the first\n Yash Dayal to Mhatre, 1 run full and wide outside off. Mhatre has a wild slog across the line and skews it off the outside edge towards deep backward point This has been an excellent over so far\n Yash Dayal to Jadeja, 1 run another top yorker on leg stump. Jadeja squeezes it out to long on and has to settle for a single. Brilliant over by Dayal!\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, FOUR runs splits the field to perfection! On the shorter side and laced with width. Jadeja stays put deep inside his crease and knifes it between point and backward point!\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run hits it too straight! Tossed up into the slot outside off. Jadeja plants his front foot and hits it like a bullet, but straight into the stumps at the other end. Just a single to long off\n Suyash Sharma to Mhatre, 2 runs back of a length outside off. Mhatre winds up and flat-bats it down the ground towards long off. David comes screeching across to his right and saves two\n Suyash Sharma to Mhatre, 2 runs tossed up on a fullish length just outside off. Mhatre tries to hit it too hard and drags it towards long on Mhatre seems to be tiring a little\n Suyash Sharma to Mhatre, no run short and wide outside off. Mhatre again loses his shape trying to smash the cover off the ball and only swishes at thin air\n Suyash Sharma to Mhatre, FOUR runs Mhatre finishes the over with a boundary! Floated up into the slot on off. Mhatre gets down on one knee and blitzes it to long on's right!\n Ngidi to Jadeja, 1 run into the blockhole outside off and it seems Ngidi has read Jadeja's intentions to scoop it. Jadeja has to adjust and digs it out into the off side\n Ngidi to Mhatre, 1 run slower ball on a full length on off. Mhatre lets the ball dip on him before driving it down the ground to long off INNS 67 WKTS 81 ECON 8.51 AVE 22.27\n Ngidi to Jadeja, 1 run full toss on middle and off, and Jadeja will feel he missed out there. Skips down the track and drills it towards mid off, who stops it with a slide to his left\n Ngidi to Mhatre, 1 run low full toss just outside off. Mhatre, sitting deep in his crease, shovels it towards deep mid wicket This has been another tidy over so far\n Ngidi to Jadeja, FOUR runs Jadeja finds the fence, just when CSK needed him to! Ngidi aims to hurl this at Jadeja's toes but gets it a little too down leg. Jadeja finds the faintest of tickles and by extension, finds a much-needed boundary!\n Ngidi to Jadeja, 2 runs slower ball on a full length on the pads. Jadeja drop-kicks it to the edge of the ring in the mid on region and calls for two early. Both saunter back in the end\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, 1 run almost a yorker outside off. Mhatre cannot get under it enough and powers it on the bounce to long off Jadeja back on strike. Over the wicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Jadeja, no run into the blockhole on middle and off. Right under the bat and Jadeja can only clink it off the toe-end towards the bowler. Massive dot ball\n Bhuvneshwar to Jadeja, 1 run shortish and wide outside off. Jadeja throws his hands at it and cuts it towards deep point. Just a single Two runs off three balls so far, and this over is going the way RCB would have wanted it to. 62 off 33 is the equation\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, 1 run low full toss wide outside off. Mhatre jams it out towards sweeper cover. Just another single\n Bhuvneshwar to Jadeja, 1 run full toss just outside off. Jadeja plants his front foot and drives it down the ground to long on. Fifty up for Jadeja - just his fifth in the IPL, and this has come off 29 balls. And the sword celebration comes out too!\n Bhuvneshwar to Mhatre, SIX runs oh my goodness - hang that in the Louvre, and bow down to this youngster! Misses the wide yorker by the smallest of margins and Mhatre climbs into it. Steps across his stumps and with all the wait on the back foot, he crrrrrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhhhesssss it over extra cover!\n Yash Dayal to Jadeja, 2 runs full toss slanting into the stumps. Jadeja opens up his stance and drills it to long on's left. The fielder tears across to his left and puts in a full-length dive to save two. Shepherd was the man on the fence\n Yash Dayal to Jadeja, 1 run slow and short outside off, and Jadeja cuts it straight to deep point. Jadeja lets out a cry of frustration. He should have put that away\n Yash Dayal to Mhatre, 2 runs dropped by Patidar - oh dear, that could be an enormous moment in the game! Off-pace and angled across the batter outside off. Mhatre swings himself off his feet and slices across it too much. Patidar back-pedals at extra cover, tries to take it over his shoulder but the ball pops out!\n Yash Dayal to Mhatre, 1 run this is wide again, even though it is a full toss, and Dayal has the field set for that sort of stroke. Mhatre hangs back and jabs it towards sweeper cover\n Yash Dayal to Jadeja, FOUR runs straight as you like, and Jadeja is not relenting! Right in the slot just outside off. Jadeja plants his front foot and pulverizes it over the bowler's head!\n Yash Dayal to Jadeja, 1 run oh dear - RCB put down another chance, and CSK fans are having a right-old party in the stands! Slower bumper on leg stump that takes three business weeks to arrive. Jadeja plays three strokes in his head and then makes contact with his fourth and actual attempt at a pull. Spoons it towards Ngidi at fine leg, who tries to take it too low and then shells it. This game keeps on producing telling moments! And we all need a breather here. 43 needed off 24, which might place CSK ahead, especially with the way these two are going. Can RCB come up with something at this time-out, or will this time-out help the batters recharge their batteries and go again?\n Ngidi to Jadeja, 1 run full toss outside off and that may be treated by Jadeja as a missed opportunity. Gets down on the sweep and cloths it on the bounce to deep mid wicket\n Ngidi to Mhatre, OUT goes a mile up, and Mhatre perishes! The Chinnaswamy finds its voice, and this game is threatening to twist and turn again! Slower ball on a length outside off. Mhatre cannot resist the temptation to have a pop at it and slogs across the line. Miscues it because of the lack of pace and only gets height on it. Krunal calls for it, runs around to his left from deep mid wicket and snares the chance. A standing ovation from those in yellow, at the ground and in front of millions of screens, and this is an innings that this boy will remember for a long, long time! \n Ngidi to Brevis, OUT rapped in front and the finger goes up! Brevis dismissed first ball and Ngidi is making the Chinnaswamy his stage here! Full toss slanted into leg. Brevis has a hack across the line and misses it completely. Pinned on the pads and the umpire had no hesitation in raising his finger. Brevis wants to have another look. But it looks like he has run out of time. Seems like the ball would have gone down leg. Jadeja is not happy with how things have unfolded, but CSK are four down, and Brevis has to walk back for a gloden duck! More drama at the Chinnaswamy, and Ngidi has two in two, out of nowhere! \n Ngidi to Dhoni, 1 run full ball sliding into the pads. Dhoni glances it towards short fine leg and Jadeja calls him through for a single Re: the Brevis dismissal, Ball Tracking confirms the ball would have missed leg stump completely. Ordinary decision by the umpire and an even ordinary call by CSK to not review\n Ngidi to Jadeja, SIX runs oh goodness gracious me - Jadeja has smashed that onto the roof of the Chinnaswamy! This is another yorker that has gone wrong and ends up being a juicy full toss. Jadeja lines it up and clatters it an absolute mile over cow corner. A 109m six, and we might need to contact NASA to get that one back!\n Ngidi to Jadeja, no run excellent slower ball to finish off. Dips devilishly just outside off and Jadeja, looking to sweep it away, is beaten all ends up. Lucky for him that was not on the stumps...\n Suyash Sharma to Dhoni, 1 run back of a length outside off. Dhoni goes back and taps it towards deep cover. Jadeja back on strike to the leg-spinner Krunal is off the field, by the way, and is holding his left leg. Over the wicket\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, no run back of a length just outside off. Skids off the surface and Jadeja hacks it back to the bowler\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run shortish outside off. Jadeja opens up his stance and flat-bats it towards long off Just two off three so far. What does Dhoni do now? Does he look for the big hit, or does he get Jadeja back on strike? 33 off 15\n Suyash Sharma to Dhoni, 1 run shortens the length after sensing Dhoni advance. Dhoni chops it into the off side and that will be just another single\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, 2 runs just safe! Not sure that carried! Back of a length outside off. Jadeja has a massive mow at it and cuts across it too much. David rushes in from long off, dives forward but cannot make it stick. Might not have carried too. Suyash is disappointed, as are those in RCB colours at the ground\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run fired in full just outside off. Jadeja flicks it down the ground towards long on and settles for a single. Just six off the over and that could be a game-changing over\n Bhuvneshwar to Jadeja, FOUR runs Kohli drops an absolute soda now, and RCB eyes cannot believe what they have just witnessed! Full on midde and off. Jadeja bends his back knee to get under it and arrows it straight to Kohli. The ball goes through his hands and not sure what happened there. Another pure moment of drama!\n Bhuvneshwar to Jadeja, 1 run full toss on the pads. Jadeja swings at it and misses, with the ball rolling off his front pad into the off side. Given as runs. Maybe Jadeja got something on it, after all 24 off 10. Dhoni on strike\n Bhuvneshwar to Dhoni, 1 run low full toss just outside off. Dhoni cannot get under it and muscles it towards deep mid wicket. Just a single\n Bhuvneshwar to Jadeja, 1 run into the blockhole on middle and off. Jadeja cannot get under this either and squirms it towards long off Despite a boundary off the first ball, this over has only gone for seven. 22 off 8 now\n Bhuvneshwar to Dhoni, SIX runs Dhoni with a phenomenal hit over extra cover! And that is vintage Dhoni! Back of a length wide outside off. Dhoni picks the line early, stands up tall and creams it over the deep cover fence!\n Bhuvneshwar to Dhoni, 1 run low full toss slanting into off stump. Dhoni tugs at this a little and drags it towards deep mid wicket. Just a single to finish the over\n Yash Dayal to Dhoni, 1 run low full toss on middle and leg. Dhoni cannot get under this and scuffs it down the ground to long on. Throws his head back in disappointment soon after 14 off 5. CSK would love a boundary early in the over\n Yash Dayal to Jadeja, 1 run full toss on middle and leg and Jadeja cannot put it away. Drags it towards deep mid wicket and this over has begun with two singles off two balls 13 off 4. Pressure on CSK and Dhoni now\n Yash Dayal to Dhoni, OUT massive lbw shout, and the finger goes up! No MS Dhoni magic at the Chinnaswamy tonight! Low full toss slanting into leg stump. Dhoni has a massive swipe at it but does not get any bat on it. Gets rapped on the pads and the finger goes up. Dhoni has reviewed this but it could be more in hope than anything else. The impact is in line and Ball Tracking has the ball crashing into leg stump. A monumental moment in this game, and Dayal has outwitted Dhoni two years in a row at the Chinnaswamy! \n that is a high full toss and Dube smashes it out of sight! Borderline waist-high full toss outside off and Dube cannot believe what has been dished out. After scratching his eyes, he thumps it over deep mid wicket. No ball not given, and Dube has reviewed this. This could be touch-and-go! Dube's waist is measured at 1.11m, and Ball Tracking shows the ball to be passing him at 1.14m. That will be a No ball - oh dearie me! 6 off 3 now. With a Free hit to come\n Yash Dayal to Dube, 1 run full toss just outside off. Dube swings at it with all his might and scuffs it down the ground to long off. Just a single, and the onus shifts back onto Jadeja All eyes on Jadeja now. 5 off 2. Dayal has held his nerve against this very opposition at this very venue in the past. Two more good balls, and he will have done so again\n Yash Dayal to Jadeja, 1 run zipped in very full on off. Jadeja looks to go downtown but can only find the inside edge and then the front pad. Rolls away harmlessly into the off side Four needed off the last ball. This has been a proper thriller. Surely Dayal goes for the yorker again?\n Yash Dayal to Dube, 1 run Dayal wins it for RCB again! Up against the five-time champions, Dayal shows that he is a champion to be reckoned with too. Under extreme pressure, and under extreme duress, RCB pull a win out of the fire, and they are going absolutely bonkers. It was proper carnage at the Chinnaswamy and after 40 overs of high-octane cricket, RCB stand atop the team that has caused them so much pain in the past! Full toss just outside off. Dube clears his front leg and swings for the hills. Cannot get under it and cannot find the gap either. Drilled straight to long on and that will be just a single. Spare a thought for CSK. They came so close, but in the end, fell short. A truly remarkable game of cricket, and one that those at the ground will reminisce and rejoice in years to come! But in the end, it all came down to three men - Dhoni, Jadeja and Dayal. All of them have been in this situation before. Dhoni and Jadeja more often than Dayal, and as recently as last year at this venue. And just like 2024, Dayal got the job done. There was a hiccup when he bowled a high full toss to Dube, but he soon recovered. And he recovered to deliver three knockout blows, despite Jadeja and Dube trying their best.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Brevis","Dhoni","Dube","Jadeja","Mhatre","Rasheed","Sam Curran"],"Runs":[0.0,12.0,8.0,77.0,94.0,14.0,5.0],"Balls_Faced":[1,8,3,45,48,11,5],"Fours":[0,0,0,8,9,1,1],"Sixes":[0,1,0,2,5,1,0],"S\/R":[0.0,150.0,266.67,171.11,195.83,127.27,100.0],"dismissal":["lbw b Ngidi","lbw b Yash Dayal","Not Out","Not Out","c Pandya b Ngidi","c Shepherd b Pandya","c \u2020Sharma b Ngidi"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Krunal","Ngidi","Shepherd","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[24,18,24,6,24,24],"Runs_Given":[55.0,24.0,30.0,18.0,43.0,41.0],"Wickets":[0,1,3,0,0,1],"Overs":[4.0,3.0,4.0,1.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .wow, what a way to get the innings going! Half-volley outside off and this swings in .beautifully into the slot. Jaiswal goes through the line and cracks it past extra cover!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, no run .back of a length, just outside off. A bit of shape back in and Jaiswal, pressing half .forward, taps it down the ground\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, OUT .chipped in the air and Ashwin gobbles it up! Khaleel issues a fiery send-off, and he has .another early breakthrough this season! On a length outside off and this seems to just .stick in the surface a little. Jaiswal tries to drive on the up but cannot get on top of it. .Pops it straight to Ashwin at mid off, and he makes absolutely no mistake. CSK on the .board early, and Jaiswal's indifferent start to the season continues! .Yashasvi Jaiswal c Ashwin b Ahmed 4 (3b 1x4 0x6 2m) SR: 133.33\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, no run .full toss outside off and that takes Rana by surprise. He cannot make contact and ends .up wafting at thin air\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, FOUR runs .Rana off the mark with a boundary too! Khaleel goes searching and bowls it too full .outside off. Rana opens his bat face and threads it between point and backward point!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, 1 bye .back of a length outside off. Moves away a touch and then wobbles away an even .greater deal after beating Rana on the cut. Lands on the half-volley, just in front of Dhoni .and he fumbles his collection, allowing a bye\nOverton to Rana, 1 run .dug into the track on leg stump. Rana lets the ball come to him before helping it down .to fine leg .Samson on strike for the first time tonight\nOverton to Samson, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Samson gets up on his toes and dabs it enough to .backward point's left to get off the mark\nOverton to Rana, FOUR runs .full and swinging into the pads. Rana rolls his wrists nicely and clips it behind square. .Pathirana gives chase from fine leg but the ball has just enough on it to beat him to the .fence, despite a slide!\nOverton to Rana, 2 runs .miscued but safe! Banged into the track just outside off. Rana has a swipe across the .line and splices it because of the extra bounce. Plonks it over mid wicket and bags a .brace\nOverton to Rana, SIX runs .through the hands, and Rana has his first maximum! Shortish again, angling across the .batter outside off. Rana throws the kitchen sink at it and Khaleel is very interested at .deep third. He jumps up but cannot clasp his hands on time. Flicks the finger and clears .the rope!\nOverton to Rana, no run .another short ball, just outside off. Rana looks to hack it across the line and only .connects with the fresh Guwahati air\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Samson gets behind the line and plays it back to the .bowler\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, 1 run .much fuller on middle and leg. Samson pokes it towards mid off and calls for the single .early. Makes it very comfortably in the end\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Rana waits for it and then opens his bat face to guide it to .deep third. Pathirana nearly over-ran that\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, no run .back of a length, pitching just outside leg and finishing on the stumps. Samson, caught .on the crease, plays all over it to get rapped on the pads\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, no run .length ball on the pads. Samson sits deep in his crease and flicks it on the bounce to .mid wicket .Early signs are that the ball is not quite coming on to the bat and is just holding in the .surface\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, FOUR runs .back of a length on the hips. Samson uses the pace on offer and clips it beautifully .through square leg. Pathirana tries to channel his inner Premier League footballer with a .leg-first slide but cannot quite prevent the boundary!\nOverton to Rana, FOUR runs .Rana is on the charge! This is short again and also outside leg, which is asking for .trouble with fine leg up. Rana gets inside the line and helps it over the fielder! . .Jamie Overton in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .629 .WKTS .28 .4s\/6s .116\/35 .ECON .9.49 .AVE .35.53\nOverton to Rana, no run .on a length on leg stump. Rana gets a half stride in and defends\nOverton to Rana, FOUR runs .crafty, crafty batting! Dug into the track on middle and leg. Rana watches it till the last .moment and then arches his back to upper-cut it over the keeper's head!\nOverton to Rana, 1 run .yorker on the pads. Rana jams down on it and tucks it off his toes towards deep square .leg\nOverton to Samson, SIX runs .what a shot that is! This short-ball barrage is not working for Overton, and he has not .made the correction yet. Samson picks the length early, opens up his front hip and .demolishes it over mid wicket!\nOverton to Samson, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Samson hops up onto his toes and tucks it off his hips .towards deep square leg\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .seems like a carrom ball on a length on middle and leg. Samson knocks it down the .ground to long on .Around the wicket to Rana\nAshwin to Rana, SIX runs .Rana welcomes Ashwin with a maximum! Darted in full and on the pads. Rana gets .down on one knee early and sweeps it over the deep backward square leg fence!\nAshwin to Rana, SIX runs .in the air, and beyond the fence again! Ashwin pauses before delivering this but the .result is still the same. Rana sweeps this length ball on the stumps out of sight, and he .might have hit the car podium with that one! . .Nitish Rana vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .61 .RUNS .124 .OUTS .0 .SR .203.27 .4s\/6s .8\/9\nAshwin to Rana, FOUR runs .four more! Ashwin looks for the leg-stump yorker and errs on the fuller side. Rana, of .course, capitalizes. He gets down on the sweep and helps it through square leg! .Rana has torn into Ashwin so far. Over the wicket now\nAshwin to Rana, 1 run .full on the pads. Rana is happy to nudge it into the mid wicket region and pick up a .single\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .fired in full on the pads again. Samson eases it out to deep mid wicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, 1 run .shortish on leg stump. Samson waits in his crease and turns it towards mid wicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, FOUR runs .streaky but guess what, they all count! Short and wide, giving Rana the chance to throw .his hands at it. He gets a bit of a bottom-edge but that flies away past Dhoni!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, no run .back of a length just outside off. Rana goes deep into his crease and taps it into the off .side\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, no run .back of a length outside off. Rana gets on top of the bounce and pushes it towards .backward point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, FOUR runs .up and over, and Rana blazes away to a 21-ball half-century! Just a touch short and .offering Rana enough width. He chases after it and flays it over backward point. Plenty .of applause from the dugout, and this has been a stunning counter-attacking knock!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, SIX runs .high and handsome! Rana is sparing no one now! Slower ball dug into the track outside .off. Sits up nicely for Rana and he clobbers it a mile over deep mid wicket! .CSK opt for a time-out and they probably need a breather. They started well early but it .has gone downhill rather swiftly since. They need to break this partnership, and they .need to break it very soon\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .sticks to that line on the pads. On a length this time and Samson works it towards deep .mid wicket .Rana, by the way, has become the first player this season to score a fifty inside the .powerplay. Ashwin goes around the wicket to him\nAshwin to Rana, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Rana lets the ball come to him before knocking it to .deep mid wicket\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .length on middle and leg. Eased out to deep mid wicket\nAshwin to Rana, 1 run .bowled with a pause, on a length on middle and leg. Rana pokes it down the ground to .long on\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .darted in full on the pads. Samson tucks it away towards deep square leg\nAshwin to Rana, no run .pushed in on a length on the pads. Rana looks to glance it fine but cannot beat short .fine leg. A five-run over for Ashwin after a 19-run opening over\nNoor Ahmad to Samson, 1 run .googly on a full length on middle and off. Samson drives it down the ground to long off\nNoor Ahmad to Rana, 1 run .another googly, on a fullish length just outside off. Rana lunges forward and works it .towards deep square leg . .Noor Ahmad in IPL, 2025 .INNS .3 .WKTS .8 .ECON .6.58 .AVE .7.00 .BEST .4\/18\nNoor Ahmad to Samson, OUT .straight to long off, and Noor does what he has been doing all season: pick wickets! .Floated up a little more, on a fullish length outside off. Samson looks to go downtown .but cannot get under it enough. Arrows it flat to long off, and Rachin Ravindra makes no .mistake. Some respite for CSK and a much-needed breakthrough! .Sanju Samson c Ravindra b Noor Ahmad 20 (16b 1x4 1x6 34m) SR: 125\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, no run .into the blockhole on middle and off. Parag digs it out towards extra cover with minimal .fuss\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, 1 run .tossed up full just outside off. Parag lunges forward and pushes it towards long off to .get off the mark\nNoor Ahmad to Rana, no run .googly fizzed through on a length just outside off. Rips back in sharply, beats Rana on .the inside and raps him on the pad. Going down leg, though\nAshwin to Parag, no run .carrom ball on a back of a length on middle and off. Straightens off the surface and .Parag prods it back to the bowler\nAshwin to Parag, 1 run .another carrom ball, on a back of a length on middle and leg. Parag helps it into the on .side\nAshwin to Rana, no run .massive lbw shout, and Ashwin has gotten the better of Nitish Rana! Or has he? Rana .goes upstairs straightaway! Slanted in very full on middle and leg. Rana, like he did in .Ashwin's first over, looks for the sweep but plays all over it this time. Was it going .down? Did Rana hit it? Let's see what the replays tell us. There are murmurs on .UltraEdge but also a gap between the bat and ball. No bat involved, says the third .umpire. Onto Ball Tracking now...and it reckons the ball would have slid past leg .stump. Rana stays, and Ashwin will have to wait for a wicket!\nAshwin to Rana, no run .back of a length, angling into off stump. Rana pokes it back to the bowler, after getting .caught on the crease\nAshwin to Rana, no run .pushed in again, on a length on middle and off. Rana lunges forward and defends\nAshwin to Rana, FOUR runs .brilliant shot to end the over! Bowled with a pause and with a bit of air, on a full length .just outside off. Rana gives himself room and caresses it over extra cover!\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, no run .googly on a length just outside off. Parag does not read it and goes feeling for it, only to .be beaten on the outside comprehensively\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, no run .another googly, on a back of a length and pitching on middle stump. Spins away sharply .and breezes past Parag's flailing blade\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, 1 run .on a length on middle and leg. Parag drops it into the off side and saunters across to .the other end\nNoor Ahmad to Rana, FOUR runs .another beautiful inside-out shot! Floated up full and wide, and Rana takes full toll. .Complete extension of the arms and he crashes it over extra cover!\nNoor Ahmad to Rana, 1 run .googly on a back of a length on off. Spins back in, tucks Rana for room and he shanks .his slog-sweep towards deep mid wicket\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Parag reaches out for it and tugs it towards deep mid wicket","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs RR, 11th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs wow, what a way to get the innings going! Half-volley outside off and this swings in beautifully into the slot. Jaiswal goes through the line and cracks it past extra cover!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, no run back of a length, just outside off. A bit of shape back in and Jaiswal, pressing half forward, taps it down the ground\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, OUT chipped in the air and Ashwin gobbles it up! Khaleel issues a fiery send-off, and he has another early breakthrough this season! On a length outside off and this seems to just stick in the surface a little. Jaiswal tries to drive on the up but cannot get on top of it. Pops it straight to Ashwin at mid off, and he makes absolutely no mistake. CSK on the board early, and Jaiswal's indifferent start to the season continues! \n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, no run full toss outside off and that takes Rana by surprise. He cannot make contact and ends up wafting at thin air\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, FOUR runs Rana off the mark with a boundary too! Khaleel goes searching and bowls it too full outside off. Rana opens his bat face and threads it between point and backward point!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, 1 bye back of a length outside off. Moves away a touch and then wobbles away an even greater deal after beating Rana on the cut. Lands on the half-volley, just in front of Dhoni and he fumbles his collection, allowing a bye\n Overton to Rana, 1 run dug into the track on leg stump. Rana lets the ball come to him before helping it down to fine leg Samson on strike for the first time tonight\n Overton to Samson, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Samson gets up on his toes and dabs it enough to backward point's left to get off the mark\n Overton to Rana, FOUR runs full and swinging into the pads. Rana rolls his wrists nicely and clips it behind square. Pathirana gives chase from fine leg but the ball has just enough on it to beat him to the fence, despite a slide!\n Overton to Rana, 2 runs miscued but safe! Banged into the track just outside off. Rana has a swipe across the line and splices it because of the extra bounce. Plonks it over mid wicket and bags a brace\n Overton to Rana, SIX runs through the hands, and Rana has his first maximum! Shortish again, angling across the batter outside off. Rana throws the kitchen sink at it and Khaleel is very interested at deep third. He jumps up but cannot clasp his hands on time. Flicks the finger and clears the rope!\n Overton to Rana, no run another short ball, just outside off. Rana looks to hack it across the line and only connects with the fresh Guwahati air\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Samson gets behind the line and plays it back to the bowler\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, 1 run much fuller on middle and leg. Samson pokes it towards mid off and calls for the single early. Makes it very comfortably in the end\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, 1 run back of a length outside off. Rana waits for it and then opens his bat face to guide it to deep third. Pathirana nearly over-ran that\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, no run back of a length, pitching just outside leg and finishing on the stumps. Samson, caught on the crease, plays all over it to get rapped on the pads\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, no run length ball on the pads. Samson sits deep in his crease and flicks it on the bounce to mid wicket Early signs are that the ball is not quite coming on to the bat and is just holding in the surface\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, FOUR runs back of a length on the hips. Samson uses the pace on offer and clips it beautifully through square leg. Pathirana tries to channel his inner Premier League footballer with a leg-first slide but cannot quite prevent the boundary!\n Overton to Rana, FOUR runs Rana is on the charge! This is short again and also outside leg, which is asking for trouble with fine leg up. Rana gets inside the line and helps it over the fielder! BALLS 629 WKTS 28 4s\/6s 116\/35 ECON 9.49 AVE 35.53\n Overton to Rana, no run on a length on leg stump. Rana gets a half stride in and defends\n Overton to Rana, FOUR runs crafty, crafty batting! Dug into the track on middle and leg. Rana watches it till the last moment and then arches his back to upper-cut it over the keeper's head!\n Overton to Rana, 1 run yorker on the pads. Rana jams down on it and tucks it off his toes towards deep square leg\n Overton to Samson, SIX runs what a shot that is! This short-ball barrage is not working for Overton, and he has not made the correction yet. Samson picks the length early, opens up his front hip and demolishes it over mid wicket!\n Overton to Samson, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Samson hops up onto his toes and tucks it off his hips towards deep square leg\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run seems like a carrom ball on a length on middle and leg. Samson knocks it down the ground to long on Around the wicket to Rana\n Ashwin to Rana, SIX runs Rana welcomes Ashwin with a maximum! Darted in full and on the pads. Rana gets down on one knee early and sweeps it over the deep backward square leg fence!\n Ashwin to Rana, SIX runs in the air, and beyond the fence again! Ashwin pauses before delivering this but the result is still the same. Rana sweeps this length ball on the stumps out of sight, and he might have hit the car podium with that one! Nitish Rana vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 61 RUNS 124 OUTS 0 SR 203.27 4s\/6s 8\/9\n Ashwin to Rana, FOUR runs four more! Ashwin looks for the leg-stump yorker and errs on the fuller side. Rana, of course, capitalizes. He gets down on the sweep and helps it through square leg! Rana has torn into Ashwin so far. Over the wicket now\n Ashwin to Rana, 1 run full on the pads. Rana is happy to nudge it into the mid wicket region and pick up a single\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run fired in full on the pads again. Samson eases it out to deep mid wicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, 1 run shortish on leg stump. Samson waits in his crease and turns it towards mid wicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, FOUR runs streaky but guess what, they all count! Short and wide, giving Rana the chance to throw his hands at it. He gets a bit of a bottom-edge but that flies away past Dhoni!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, no run back of a length just outside off. Rana goes deep into his crease and taps it into the off side\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, no run back of a length outside off. Rana gets on top of the bounce and pushes it towards backward point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, FOUR runs up and over, and Rana blazes away to a 21-ball half-century! Just a touch short and offering Rana enough width. He chases after it and flays it over backward point. Plenty of applause from the dugout, and this has been a stunning counter-attacking knock!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, SIX runs high and handsome! Rana is sparing no one now! Slower ball dug into the track outside off. Sits up nicely for Rana and he clobbers it a mile over deep mid wicket! CSK opt for a time-out and they probably need a breather. They started well early but it has gone downhill rather swiftly since. They need to break this partnership, and they need to break it very soon\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run sticks to that line on the pads. On a length this time and Samson works it towards deep mid wicket Rana, by the way, has become the first player this season to score a fifty inside the powerplay. Ashwin goes around the wicket to him\n Ashwin to Rana, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Rana lets the ball come to him before knocking it to deep mid wicket\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run length on middle and leg. Eased out to deep mid wicket\n Ashwin to Rana, 1 run bowled with a pause, on a length on middle and leg. Rana pokes it down the ground to long on\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run darted in full on the pads. Samson tucks it away towards deep square leg\n Ashwin to Rana, no run pushed in on a length on the pads. Rana looks to glance it fine but cannot beat short fine leg. A five-run over for Ashwin after a 19-run opening over\n Noor Ahmad to Samson, 1 run googly on a full length on middle and off. Samson drives it down the ground to long off\n Noor Ahmad to Rana, 1 run another googly, on a fullish length just outside off. Rana lunges forward and works it towards deep square leg Noor Ahmad in IPL, 2025 INNS 3 WKTS 8 ECON 6.58 AVE 7.00 BEST 4\/18\n Noor Ahmad to Samson, OUT straight to long off, and Noor does what he has been doing all season: pick wickets! Floated up a little more, on a fullish length outside off. Samson looks to go downtown but cannot get under it enough. Arrows it flat to long off, and Rachin Ravindra makes no mistake. Some respite for CSK and a much-needed breakthrough! \n Noor Ahmad to Parag, no run into the blockhole on middle and off. Parag digs it out towards extra cover with minimal fuss\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, 1 run tossed up full just outside off. Parag lunges forward and pushes it towards long off to get off the mark\n Noor Ahmad to Rana, no run googly fizzed through on a length just outside off. Rips back in sharply, beats Rana on the inside and raps him on the pad. Going down leg, though\n Ashwin to Parag, no run carrom ball on a back of a length on middle and off. Straightens off the surface and Parag prods it back to the bowler\n Ashwin to Parag, 1 run another carrom ball, on a back of a length on middle and leg. Parag helps it into the on side\n Ashwin to Rana, no run massive lbw shout, and Ashwin has gotten the better of Nitish Rana! Or has he? Rana goes upstairs straightaway! Slanted in very full on middle and leg. Rana, like he did in Ashwin's first over, looks for the sweep but plays all over it this time. Was it going down? Did Rana hit it? Let's see what the replays tell us. There are murmurs on UltraEdge but also a gap between the bat and ball. No bat involved, says the third umpire. Onto Ball Tracking now...and it reckons the ball would have slid past leg stump. Rana stays, and Ashwin will have to wait for a wicket!\n Ashwin to Rana, no run back of a length, angling into off stump. Rana pokes it back to the bowler, after getting caught on the crease\n Ashwin to Rana, no run pushed in again, on a length on middle and off. Rana lunges forward and defends\n Ashwin to Rana, FOUR runs brilliant shot to end the over! Bowled with a pause and with a bit of air, on a full length just outside off. Rana gives himself room and caresses it over extra cover!\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, no run googly on a length just outside off. Parag does not read it and goes feeling for it, only to be beaten on the outside comprehensively\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, no run another googly, on a back of a length and pitching on middle stump. Spins away sharply and breezes past Parag's flailing blade\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, 1 run on a length on middle and leg. Parag drops it into the off side and saunters across to the other end\n Noor Ahmad to Rana, FOUR runs another beautiful inside-out shot! Floated up full and wide, and Rana takes full toll. Complete extension of the arms and he crashes it over extra cover!\n Noor Ahmad to Rana, 1 run googly on a back of a length on off. Spins back in, tucks Rana for room and he shanks his slog-sweep towards deep mid wicket\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, 1 run fullish just outside off. Parag reaches out for it and tugs it towards deep mid wicket","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Jaiswal","Parag","Rana","Samson"],"Runs":[4.0,4.0,70.0,20.0],"Balls_Faced":[3,8,33,16],"Fours":[1,0,9,1],"Sixes":[0,0,4,1],"S\/R":[133.33,50.0,212.12,125.0],"dismissal":["c Ashwin b Ahmed","Not Out","Not Out","c Ravindra b Noor Ahmad"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Overton"],"Balls":[18,18,12,12],"Runs_Given":[29.0,29.0,10.0,30.0],"Wickets":[0,1,1,0],"Overs":[3.0,3.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .wow, what a way to get the innings going! Half-volley outside off and this swings in .beautifully into the slot. Jaiswal goes through the line and cracks it past extra cover!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, no run .back of a length, just outside off. A bit of shape back in and Jaiswal, pressing half .forward, taps it down the ground\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, OUT .chipped in the air and Ashwin gobbles it up! Khaleel issues a fiery send-off, and he has .another early breakthrough this season! On a length outside off and this seems to just .stick in the surface a little. Jaiswal tries to drive on the up but cannot get on top of it. .Pops it straight to Ashwin at mid off, and he makes absolutely no mistake. CSK on the .board early, and Jaiswal's indifferent start to the season continues! .Yashasvi Jaiswal c Ashwin b Ahmed 4 (3b 1x4 0x6 2m) SR: 133.33\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, no run .full toss outside off and that takes Rana by surprise. He cannot make contact and ends .up wafting at thin air\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, FOUR runs .Rana off the mark with a boundary too! Khaleel goes searching and bowls it too full .outside off. Rana opens his bat face and threads it between point and backward point!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, 1 bye .back of a length outside off. Moves away a touch and then wobbles away an even .greater deal after beating Rana on the cut. Lands on the half-volley, just in front of Dhoni .and he fumbles his collection, allowing a bye\nOverton to Rana, 1 run .dug into the track on leg stump. Rana lets the ball come to him before helping it down .to fine leg .Samson on strike for the first time tonight\nOverton to Samson, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Samson gets up on his toes and dabs it enough to .backward point's left to get off the mark\nOverton to Rana, FOUR runs .full and swinging into the pads. Rana rolls his wrists nicely and clips it behind square. .Pathirana gives chase from fine leg but the ball has just enough on it to beat him to the .fence, despite a slide!\nOverton to Rana, 2 runs .miscued but safe! Banged into the track just outside off. Rana has a swipe across the .line and splices it because of the extra bounce. Plonks it over mid wicket and bags a .brace\nOverton to Rana, SIX runs .through the hands, and Rana has his first maximum! Shortish again, angling across the .batter outside off. Rana throws the kitchen sink at it and Khaleel is very interested at .deep third. He jumps up but cannot clasp his hands on time. Flicks the finger and clears .the rope!\nOverton to Rana, no run .another short ball, just outside off. Rana looks to hack it across the line and only .connects with the fresh Guwahati air\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Samson gets behind the line and plays it back to the .bowler\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, 1 run .much fuller on middle and leg. Samson pokes it towards mid off and calls for the single .early. Makes it very comfortably in the end\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Rana waits for it and then opens his bat face to guide it to .deep third. Pathirana nearly over-ran that\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, no run .back of a length, pitching just outside leg and finishing on the stumps. Samson, caught .on the crease, plays all over it to get rapped on the pads\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, no run .length ball on the pads. Samson sits deep in his crease and flicks it on the bounce to .mid wicket .Early signs are that the ball is not quite coming on to the bat and is just holding in the .surface\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, FOUR runs .back of a length on the hips. Samson uses the pace on offer and clips it beautifully .through square leg. Pathirana tries to channel his inner Premier League footballer with a .leg-first slide but cannot quite prevent the boundary!\nOverton to Rana, FOUR runs .Rana is on the charge! This is short again and also outside leg, which is asking for .trouble with fine leg up. Rana gets inside the line and helps it over the fielder! . .Jamie Overton in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .629 .WKTS .28 .4s\/6s .116\/35 .ECON .9.49 .AVE .35.53\nOverton to Rana, no run .on a length on leg stump. Rana gets a half stride in and defends\nOverton to Rana, FOUR runs .crafty, crafty batting! Dug into the track on middle and leg. Rana watches it till the last .moment and then arches his back to upper-cut it over the keeper's head!\nOverton to Rana, 1 run .yorker on the pads. Rana jams down on it and tucks it off his toes towards deep square .leg\nOverton to Samson, SIX runs .what a shot that is! This short-ball barrage is not working for Overton, and he has not .made the correction yet. Samson picks the length early, opens up his front hip and .demolishes it over mid wicket!\nOverton to Samson, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Samson hops up onto his toes and tucks it off his hips .towards deep square leg\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .seems like a carrom ball on a length on middle and leg. Samson knocks it down the .ground to long on .Around the wicket to Rana\nAshwin to Rana, SIX runs .Rana welcomes Ashwin with a maximum! Darted in full and on the pads. Rana gets .down on one knee early and sweeps it over the deep backward square leg fence!\nAshwin to Rana, SIX runs .in the air, and beyond the fence again! Ashwin pauses before delivering this but the .result is still the same. Rana sweeps this length ball on the stumps out of sight, and he .might have hit the car podium with that one! . .Nitish Rana vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .61 .RUNS .124 .OUTS .0 .SR .203.27 .4s\/6s .8\/9\nAshwin to Rana, FOUR runs .four more! Ashwin looks for the leg-stump yorker and errs on the fuller side. Rana, of .course, capitalizes. He gets down on the sweep and helps it through square leg! .Rana has torn into Ashwin so far. Over the wicket now\nAshwin to Rana, 1 run .full on the pads. Rana is happy to nudge it into the mid wicket region and pick up a .single\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .fired in full on the pads again. Samson eases it out to deep mid wicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, 1 run .shortish on leg stump. Samson waits in his crease and turns it towards mid wicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, FOUR runs .streaky but guess what, they all count! Short and wide, giving Rana the chance to throw .his hands at it. He gets a bit of a bottom-edge but that flies away past Dhoni!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, no run .back of a length just outside off. Rana goes deep into his crease and taps it into the off .side\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, no run .back of a length outside off. Rana gets on top of the bounce and pushes it towards .backward point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, FOUR runs .up and over, and Rana blazes away to a 21-ball half-century! Just a touch short and .offering Rana enough width. He chases after it and flays it over backward point. Plenty .of applause from the dugout, and this has been a stunning counter-attacking knock!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rana, SIX runs .high and handsome! Rana is sparing no one now! Slower ball dug into the track outside .off. Sits up nicely for Rana and he clobbers it a mile over deep mid wicket! .CSK opt for a time-out and they probably need a breather. They started well early but it .has gone downhill rather swiftly since. They need to break this partnership, and they .need to break it very soon\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .sticks to that line on the pads. On a length this time and Samson works it towards deep .mid wicket .Rana, by the way, has become the first player this season to score a fifty inside the .powerplay. Ashwin goes around the wicket to him\nAshwin to Rana, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Rana lets the ball come to him before knocking it to .deep mid wicket\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .length on middle and leg. Eased out to deep mid wicket\nAshwin to Rana, 1 run .bowled with a pause, on a length on middle and leg. Rana pokes it down the ground to .long on\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .darted in full on the pads. Samson tucks it away towards deep square leg\nAshwin to Rana, no run .pushed in on a length on the pads. Rana looks to glance it fine but cannot beat short .fine leg. A five-run over for Ashwin after a 19-run opening over\nNoor Ahmad to Samson, 1 run .googly on a full length on middle and off. Samson drives it down the ground to long off\nNoor Ahmad to Rana, 1 run .another googly, on a fullish length just outside off. Rana lunges forward and works it .towards deep square leg . .Noor Ahmad in IPL, 2025 .INNS .3 .WKTS .8 .ECON .6.58 .AVE .7.00 .BEST .4\/18\nNoor Ahmad to Samson, OUT .straight to long off, and Noor does what he has been doing all season: pick wickets! .Floated up a little more, on a fullish length outside off. Samson looks to go downtown .but cannot get under it enough. Arrows it flat to long off, and Rachin Ravindra makes no .mistake. Some respite for CSK and a much-needed breakthrough! .Sanju Samson c Ravindra b Noor Ahmad 20 (16b 1x4 1x6 34m) SR: 125\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, no run .into the blockhole on middle and off. Parag digs it out towards extra cover with minimal .fuss\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, 1 run .tossed up full just outside off. Parag lunges forward and pushes it towards long off to .get off the mark\nNoor Ahmad to Rana, no run .googly fizzed through on a length just outside off. Rips back in sharply, beats Rana on .the inside and raps him on the pad. Going down leg, though\nAshwin to Parag, no run .carrom ball on a back of a length on middle and off. Straightens off the surface and .Parag prods it back to the bowler\nAshwin to Parag, 1 run .another carrom ball, on a back of a length on middle and leg. Parag helps it into the on .side\nAshwin to Rana, no run .massive lbw shout, and Ashwin has gotten the better of Nitish Rana! Or has he? Rana .goes upstairs straightaway! Slanted in very full on middle and leg. Rana, like he did in .Ashwin's first over, looks for the sweep but plays all over it this time. Was it going .down? Did Rana hit it? Let's see what the replays tell us. There are murmurs on .UltraEdge but also a gap between the bat and ball. No bat involved, says the third .umpire. Onto Ball Tracking now...and it reckons the ball would have slid past leg .stump. Rana stays, and Ashwin will have to wait for a wicket!\nAshwin to Rana, no run .back of a length, angling into off stump. Rana pokes it back to the bowler, after getting .caught on the crease\nAshwin to Rana, no run .pushed in again, on a length on middle and off. Rana lunges forward and defends\nAshwin to Rana, FOUR runs .brilliant shot to end the over! Bowled with a pause and with a bit of air, on a full length .just outside off. Rana gives himself room and caresses it over extra cover!\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, no run .googly on a length just outside off. Parag does not read it and goes feeling for it, only to .be beaten on the outside comprehensively\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, no run .another googly, on a back of a length and pitching on middle stump. Spins away sharply .and breezes past Parag's flailing blade\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, 1 run .on a length on middle and leg. Parag drops it into the off side and saunters across to .the other end\nNoor Ahmad to Rana, FOUR runs .another beautiful inside-out shot! Floated up full and wide, and Rana takes full toll. .Complete extension of the arms and he crashes it over extra cover!\nNoor Ahmad to Rana, 1 run .googly on a back of a length on off. Spins back in, tucks Rana for room and he shanks .his slog-sweep towards deep mid wicket\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Parag reaches out for it and tugs it towards deep mid wicket\nPathirana to Parag, 1 wide .speared down leg first up. Parag gets nowhere near it and the umpire has no qualms in .calling it a wide\nPathirana to Parag, SIX runs .serious whippage and watch that white ball fly! In the slot on the pads and Parag does .not miss out. Snaps his wrists into action and whips it over deep square leg!\nPathirana to Parag, no run .excellent comeback. Pin-point yorker on off. Parag spots it early enough but cannot do .much with it. Defended into the off side\nPathirana to Parag, 1 wide .another wayward delivery, well down leg. Dhoni does well to get something behind it but .that will be another extra to RR's total\nPathirana to Parag, 2 runs .shortish outside off. Parag waits on it and uses the pace to run it down to deep third. .Khaleel goes down in instalments but does enough to stop the boundary\nPathirana to Parag, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Parag stands up on his toes and flat-bats it towards .long on\nPathirana to Rana, 1 run .slower ball on a full length on middle and leg. Rana does not pick it and plays it too .early, chipping it towards mid wicket\nPathirana to Parag, 1 run .into the blockhole just outside off. Parag jams down on it and squeezes it out towards .backward point\nAshwin to Parag, 1 run .carrom ball on a back of a length on leg stump. Parag tucks it off his pads towards .deep mid wicket\nAshwin to Rana, SIX runs .Rana continues to plunder the CSK attack! In the slot again, angling into off stump. .Rana gets down on one knee and muscles it just over the wide long on fence!\nAshwin to Rana, FOUR runs .Rana is toying with CSK now! Low full toss just outside off. Rana brings out the reverse .and nails it between backward point and short third! . .Nitish Rana vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .71 .RUNS .141 .OUTS .1 .SR .198.59 .4s\/6s .10\/10\nAshwin to Rana, 1 wide, OUT .Ashwin outwits Rana. Finally. But Rana has done plenty of damage to CSK already! .Ashwin pauses and then spears it way outside off, after seeing Rana advance slightly .early. Rana cannot reach it in the end and Dhoni is on the same wavelength as his .bowler. He collects and then takes off the bails, with Rana stranded well outside his .crease. Ashwin leaps into the air in celebration, and it is fair to say he enjoyed that. A .superlative knock comes to an end, but it has put RR on course for 200 and beyond! .Nitish Rana st \u2020Dhoni b Ashwin 81 (36b 10x4 5x6 51m) SR: 225\nAshwin to Jurel, 1 run .a slightly different bowling action for this, fired in full on off. Jurel knocks it down the .ground and gets off the mark\nAshwin to Parag, FOUR runs .oh dear - that is sloppy! Bowled with a similar action to the last ball, full just outside off. .Parag powers it towards long off, where Ravindra makes a meal of it. Ashwin will not be .amused with that!\nJadeja to Jurel, no run .darted in on middle and leg. Jurel hangs back and prods it towards the bowler\nJadeja to Jurel, no run .fuller on middle and off. Jurel plays it back to the bowler .Just a hint of turn for Jadeja here\nJadeja to Jurel, 1 run .slanted in on a length on leg stump. Jurel backs away and drives it on the up towards .long off\nJadeja to Parag, 1 run .shortish on leg stump. Parag lets the ball come to him before tucking it off his pads .towards deep mid wicket\nJadeja to Jurel, 1 run .back of a length on the pads. Jurel uses the angle and helps it into the square leg region\nJadeja to Parag, 2 runs .full and wide outside off. Parag reaches out for it and drills it past backward point. Noor .makes up ground on the fence, slides to his left and reins it in\nNoor Ahmad to Jurel, OUT .has Pathirana taken that?! It will be a stunning grab if he has! Googly on a fullish length .outside off. Plenty of revs on this and the ball dips late on Jurel. He hacks at it and .skews it off the outside half of the bat. Pathirana tracks it from backward point and .lunges forward at the very last moment to scoop it up inches off the turf. There was a .bit of a bobble too but Pathirana did enough to cling on. CSK have two wickets in quick .succession! .Dhruv Jurel c Pathirana b Noor Ahmad 3 (7b 0x4 0x6 6m) SR: 42.85\nNoor Ahmad to Hasaranga, no run .googly fizzed through on a length just outside off. Hasaranga has a big waft at it first up .and is beaten by the spin\nNoor Ahmad to Hasaranga, 2 runs .back of a length just outside off. Hasaranga goes deep into his crease and cuts it .behind point for a couple of runs\nNoor Ahmad to Hasaranga, 1 run .shortish outside off. Hasaranga hops back and cuts it towards deep point\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, 1 wide .back of a length wide outside off. Left alone by Parag and called a wide .Hasaranga, like in games before, has probably been sent in ahead of Hetmyer to delay .the latter's entry point\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Parag pushes it out towards sweeper cover .Around the wicket now\nNoor Ahmad to Hasaranga, 1 run .googly on a full length on middle and off. Hasaranga drives uppishly but places it .enough to the bowler's left. Single to long off .Time for another pause. RR are well-placed and would be unhappy if they end up with a .sub-200 score. And if they get there, CSK will find it tough, which means CSK will want .to pull out all the stops to keep them to as low a score as possible\nJadeja to Hasaranga, OUT .oh wow, what has happened to CSK all of a sudden! They could catch a cold in the .desert the way they have been fielding these last few minutes! Darted in full on leg .stump. Hasaranga gives himself room, trying to slog it over cow corner. Shanks it, .though, and hits it flat towards deep mid wicket. Vijay Shankar watches the ball like a .hawk and then sprawls forward to pick it up centimetres off the turf. A proper worldie, .and CSK have their fifth wicket! .Wanindu Hasaranga c Shankar b Jadeja 4 (5b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 80\nJadeja to Hetmyer, 1 run .back of a length on off. Hetmyer goes back and punches it towards long on to get off .the mark\nJadeja to Parag, 1 run .back of a length on middle stump. Spins away a touch and Parag accounts for it, .working it towards deep mid wicket\nJadeja to Hetmyer, 1 run .shortish just outside off and Hetmyer will feel he has missed out there. Hacks it .towards deep mid wicket and lets out a grunt of frustration\nJadeja to Parag, 1 run .pushed in on a length on leg stump. Parag nudges it behind square towards short fine .leg .Over the wicket now . .Shimron Hetmyer vs Ravindra Jadeja .BALLS .33 .RUNS .55 .OUTS .2 .SR .166.66 .4s\/6s .3\/5\nJadeja to Hetmyer, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Hetmyer eases it down the ground towards long off\nPathirana to Hetmyer, no run .full outside off. Hetmyer gets decent purchase on his off-drive but cannot get it past the .fielder at mid off\nPathirana to Hetmyer, 2 runs .goes straight up, and goes straight down! Overton the guilty party! Off-pace on a full .length on middle and leg. Hetmyer has a huge swing at it and gets plenty of height. No .distance, though, but fortunately for him, Overton, running in from long on, makes a .complete mess of it. Goes straight through\nPathirana to Hetmyer, no run .length ball just outside leg. Hetmyer looks to help it fine but is a little late on the stroke. .Brushes the pad and is then stopped by Dhoni diving to his right .This has not been a debut to remember (so far) for Overton\nPathirana to Hetmyer, 1 run .yorker outside off. Hetmyer digs it out towards mid off and then calls for the single. Has .to hustle but gets there in the end\nPathirana to Parag, 1 run .fullish on middle and off. Zips off the surface and Parag chunks it off the inside half of .the bat towards deep mid wicket\nPathirana to Hetmyer, FOUR runs .another slice of fortune for Hetmyer! Off-cutter on a back of a length on leg stump. .Hetmyer stabs at it and squirts it off the inside edge past short fine leg!\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, FOUR runs .shot! Fizzed in on a length just outside off. Parag shapes for the reverse and swats it .over backward point. Top, top shot!\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, SIX runs .fetch that too, says Riyan Parag! Right in the slot outside off. Parag lines it up early, .clears his front leg and clubs it a mile over wide long on!\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, no run .leg-spinner on a length on leg stump. Spins back into Parag and he gets beaten on the .inside to get rapped on the front pad. Impact well outside leg, though\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, 1 run .googly bowled fuller on middle and leg. Parag nudges it behind point and is happy with .a single\nNoor Ahmad to Hetmyer, no run .googly on a length on leg stump. Turns back in sharply and Hetmyer, who was trying to .read it off the pitch, is late on the flick. Trickles off his pads into the on side\nNoor Ahmad to Hetmyer, 1 run .fired in full outside off. Hetmyer gets a big stride in and turns it towards deep mid .wicket\nPathirana to Hetmyer, no run .very full outside off. Hetmyer throws his hands at it but cannot muster the power he is .after. Clinks it straight to mid off\nPathirana to Hetmyer, 1 run .full just outside off. Hetmyer looks to go downtown and ends up edging it to deep third . .Matheesha Pathirana in death overs (in T20s) .BALLS .550 .WKTS .60 .4s\/6s .65\/24 .ECON .8.35 .AVE .12.76\nPathirana to Parag, no run .oh, how has that missed?! Almost a yorker, tailing in towards off stump. Parag has a .wild yahoo across the line and is lucky his off stump is not pegged back\nPathirana to Parag, no run .ouch - that will not tickle one bit! Banged into the track on middle and off. Parag looks .for the pull but is awfully rushed on the stroke, with the ball then smashing him near the .right forearm, towards the elbow. He calls for assistance straightaway and that looks .like a very punishing blow .See all photos .Parag is on the deck as the physio attends to him, and let's hope he is alright. He might .have been hit right on the bone and that is never nice .Parag is good to go, and that is a good sign\nPathirana to Parag, OUT .smashes timbbbbberrrrrr this time, and the RR captain is on his way! Searing in- .swinging yorker and Pathirana is doing his thing in Guwahati. Parag swipes at it, .perhaps trying to go too square and misses the ball completely. Hears the death rattle .soon after, and the RR skipper has to go, with just a little more than two overs .remaining! .Riyan Parag b Pathirana 37 (28b 2x4 2x6 50m) SR: 132.14\nPathirana to Archer, no run .full outside off. Archer gets a half stride in and pokes it down the ground towards mid .off. A one-run over in the 18th, and that just speaks volumes of Pathirana's death- .bowling quality!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Hetmyer, 1 wide .full and wide outside off. Just beyond the tramlines and called a wide. CSK happy to not .review that. Seemed touch-and-go, but leaning more towards being a wide\nKhaleel Ahmed to Hetmyer, SIX runs .Hetmyer goes massive over the leg side! Into his arc on middle and leg. Hetmyer bends .his back knee to get under it completely and mauls it over deep backward square leg!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Hetmyer, 1 run .angled in on a length on middle and leg. Hetmyer clears his front leg and heaves it .towards deep square leg\nKhaleel Ahmed to Archer, OUT .Archer wants a piece of the action too, but he is caught at long on, after a bit of a .bobble! Right in the slot outside off. Archer winds up and has a huge swing at it. Slices .across it too much, though, and Gaikwad, running around to his left, despite a couple of .bobbles, holds on! .Jofra Archer c Gaikwad b Ahmed 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 0\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kartikeya, 1 run .dug into the track outside off. Kartikeya gets up on his toes and slashes it down to deep .third\nKhaleel Ahmed to Hetmyer, OUT .oh dear - that is a terrible mix-up, and Khaleel has run Kartikeya out! Excellent yorker .just outside off. Hetmyer jams it into his pad and takes off for the single. Kartikeya is .not expecting that and he hesitates, perhaps even having a mid-pitch conversation with .his partner in between. Khaleel picks the ball up and runs towards the stumps, catching .the batter just short of his ground. CSK keep chipping away! .Kumar Kartikeya run out (Ahmed) 1 (1b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 100\nKhaleel Ahmed to Theekshana, no run .enormous lbw shout, and Khaleel has another! But hang on, Theekshana has reviewed! .Zipped in full again, finishing on middle and leg. Theekshana, sitting deep in his crease, .has an agricultural swipe at it and misses. Gets pinned on the back leg and that seems .to be heading into the stumps. Only question is if this pitched outside leg. And that is .indeed the case. Ball Tracking shows the ball to be pitching just outside leg, and .Theekshana survives!\nPathirana to Hetmyer, 1 wide .that is a wild, wild delivery to start off. Almost on the adjacent strip to the right and .Dhoni does well to get something behind it. A quick check to see if it is a No ball, but the .umpire, after consultation, signals a wide\nPathirana to Hetmyer, OUT .oh my - that is going to bring down rain! Goes very, very high, and Ashwin snaffles it .up! Fullish on middle and off. Hetmyer looks to go downtown but like Archer in the .previous over, cuts across it too much. Only gets height and no distance, with Ashwin, .back-pedaling from extra cover, doing the rest! .Shimron Hetmyer c Ashwin b Pathirana 19 (16b 1x4 1x6 31m) SR: 118.75\nPathirana to Deshpande, 1 run .full and wide. Deshpande throws his hands at it and slices it on the bounce to sweeper .cover. That was in the air for a while but Tripathi could not get there\nPathirana to Theekshana, 1 run .in-swinging yorker on leg stump. Theekshana jams down on it and squirts it off the .inside edge towards deep backward square leg\nPathirana to Deshpande, 2 wide .back of a length delivery well outside leg. Deshpande does not get bat on it and Dhoni .cannot gather cleanly either, which allows RR to pinch another run\nPathirana to Theekshana, no run .another zipping yorker, right under the bat and following the batter outside leg. .Theekshana cannot do much with it and no problems with collection for Dhoni this time\nPathirana to Theekshana, 1 run .full just outside off. Theekshana drives it down the ground to mid off and scampers .across to the other end\nPathirana to Deshpande, 1 bye .full outside off. Deshpande, rather ambitiously, looks for the reverse-lap and misses. .Theekshana takes on Dhoni's arm and manages to sneak in a single. RR finish with 182! .Noor Ahmad: (On becoming the Purple Cap holder again) Happy to get it back, always .feels special, hope I can keep it at the and of the tournament. The wrong'un (googly) .was going good on this surface, I was getting a bit of grip and turn - that is why I wanted .to bowl it a little more. It feels good to contribute to my team, always want to contribute, .whether it is in fielding, bowling or any department. I knew any full delivery will go for a .boundary, so pulled my length back. Hopefully we can get a good start and we can .adjust in the middle. .CSK might fancy their chances of chasing this total but they have not chased a 180-plus .score since 2019, losing eight times while attempting it during this phase. Can they turn .that around tonight, or will RR get on the board? We will be back in a bit to find out! .CSK will be pleased with their efforts, especially post a powerplay in which they .conceded 79. Noor was brilliant through the middle phase, with Pathirana just as .exceptional towards the end. Jadeja, held back while Rana was rampaging, also bowled .two tidy overs. Ashwin and Overton, though, were expensive, despite Ashwin bagging .Rana, and it remains to be seen how costly that early damage could still be.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs RR, 11th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs wow, what a way to get the innings going! Half-volley outside off and this swings in beautifully into the slot. Jaiswal goes through the line and cracks it past extra cover!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, no run back of a length, just outside off. A bit of shape back in and Jaiswal, pressing half forward, taps it down the ground\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, OUT chipped in the air and Ashwin gobbles it up! Khaleel issues a fiery send-off, and he has another early breakthrough this season! On a length outside off and this seems to just stick in the surface a little. Jaiswal tries to drive on the up but cannot get on top of it. Pops it straight to Ashwin at mid off, and he makes absolutely no mistake. CSK on the board early, and Jaiswal's indifferent start to the season continues! \n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, no run full toss outside off and that takes Rana by surprise. He cannot make contact and ends up wafting at thin air\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, FOUR runs Rana off the mark with a boundary too! Khaleel goes searching and bowls it too full outside off. Rana opens his bat face and threads it between point and backward point!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, 1 bye back of a length outside off. Moves away a touch and then wobbles away an even greater deal after beating Rana on the cut. Lands on the half-volley, just in front of Dhoni and he fumbles his collection, allowing a bye\n Overton to Rana, 1 run dug into the track on leg stump. Rana lets the ball come to him before helping it down to fine leg Samson on strike for the first time tonight\n Overton to Samson, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Samson gets up on his toes and dabs it enough to backward point's left to get off the mark\n Overton to Rana, FOUR runs full and swinging into the pads. Rana rolls his wrists nicely and clips it behind square. Pathirana gives chase from fine leg but the ball has just enough on it to beat him to the fence, despite a slide!\n Overton to Rana, 2 runs miscued but safe! Banged into the track just outside off. Rana has a swipe across the line and splices it because of the extra bounce. Plonks it over mid wicket and bags a brace\n Overton to Rana, SIX runs through the hands, and Rana has his first maximum! Shortish again, angling across the batter outside off. Rana throws the kitchen sink at it and Khaleel is very interested at deep third. He jumps up but cannot clasp his hands on time. Flicks the finger and clears the rope!\n Overton to Rana, no run another short ball, just outside off. Rana looks to hack it across the line and only connects with the fresh Guwahati air\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Samson gets behind the line and plays it back to the bowler\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, 1 run much fuller on middle and leg. Samson pokes it towards mid off and calls for the single early. Makes it very comfortably in the end\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, 1 run back of a length outside off. Rana waits for it and then opens his bat face to guide it to deep third. Pathirana nearly over-ran that\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, no run back of a length, pitching just outside leg and finishing on the stumps. Samson, caught on the crease, plays all over it to get rapped on the pads\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, no run length ball on the pads. Samson sits deep in his crease and flicks it on the bounce to mid wicket Early signs are that the ball is not quite coming on to the bat and is just holding in the surface\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, FOUR runs back of a length on the hips. Samson uses the pace on offer and clips it beautifully through square leg. Pathirana tries to channel his inner Premier League footballer with a leg-first slide but cannot quite prevent the boundary!\n Overton to Rana, FOUR runs Rana is on the charge! This is short again and also outside leg, which is asking for trouble with fine leg up. Rana gets inside the line and helps it over the fielder! BALLS 629 WKTS 28 4s\/6s 116\/35 ECON 9.49 AVE 35.53\n Overton to Rana, no run on a length on leg stump. Rana gets a half stride in and defends\n Overton to Rana, FOUR runs crafty, crafty batting! Dug into the track on middle and leg. Rana watches it till the last moment and then arches his back to upper-cut it over the keeper's head!\n Overton to Rana, 1 run yorker on the pads. Rana jams down on it and tucks it off his toes towards deep square leg\n Overton to Samson, SIX runs what a shot that is! This short-ball barrage is not working for Overton, and he has not made the correction yet. Samson picks the length early, opens up his front hip and demolishes it over mid wicket!\n Overton to Samson, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Samson hops up onto his toes and tucks it off his hips towards deep square leg\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run seems like a carrom ball on a length on middle and leg. Samson knocks it down the ground to long on Around the wicket to Rana\n Ashwin to Rana, SIX runs Rana welcomes Ashwin with a maximum! Darted in full and on the pads. Rana gets down on one knee early and sweeps it over the deep backward square leg fence!\n Ashwin to Rana, SIX runs in the air, and beyond the fence again! Ashwin pauses before delivering this but the result is still the same. Rana sweeps this length ball on the stumps out of sight, and he might have hit the car podium with that one! Nitish Rana vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 61 RUNS 124 OUTS 0 SR 203.27 4s\/6s 8\/9\n Ashwin to Rana, FOUR runs four more! Ashwin looks for the leg-stump yorker and errs on the fuller side. Rana, of course, capitalizes. He gets down on the sweep and helps it through square leg! Rana has torn into Ashwin so far. Over the wicket now\n Ashwin to Rana, 1 run full on the pads. Rana is happy to nudge it into the mid wicket region and pick up a single\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run fired in full on the pads again. Samson eases it out to deep mid wicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, 1 run shortish on leg stump. Samson waits in his crease and turns it towards mid wicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, FOUR runs streaky but guess what, they all count! Short and wide, giving Rana the chance to throw his hands at it. He gets a bit of a bottom-edge but that flies away past Dhoni!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, no run back of a length just outside off. Rana goes deep into his crease and taps it into the off side\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, no run back of a length outside off. Rana gets on top of the bounce and pushes it towards backward point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, FOUR runs up and over, and Rana blazes away to a 21-ball half-century! Just a touch short and offering Rana enough width. He chases after it and flays it over backward point. Plenty of applause from the dugout, and this has been a stunning counter-attacking knock!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rana, SIX runs high and handsome! Rana is sparing no one now! Slower ball dug into the track outside off. Sits up nicely for Rana and he clobbers it a mile over deep mid wicket! CSK opt for a time-out and they probably need a breather. They started well early but it has gone downhill rather swiftly since. They need to break this partnership, and they need to break it very soon\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run sticks to that line on the pads. On a length this time and Samson works it towards deep mid wicket Rana, by the way, has become the first player this season to score a fifty inside the powerplay. Ashwin goes around the wicket to him\n Ashwin to Rana, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Rana lets the ball come to him before knocking it to deep mid wicket\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run length on middle and leg. Eased out to deep mid wicket\n Ashwin to Rana, 1 run bowled with a pause, on a length on middle and leg. Rana pokes it down the ground to long on\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run darted in full on the pads. Samson tucks it away towards deep square leg\n Ashwin to Rana, no run pushed in on a length on the pads. Rana looks to glance it fine but cannot beat short fine leg. A five-run over for Ashwin after a 19-run opening over\n Noor Ahmad to Samson, 1 run googly on a full length on middle and off. Samson drives it down the ground to long off\n Noor Ahmad to Rana, 1 run another googly, on a fullish length just outside off. Rana lunges forward and works it towards deep square leg Noor Ahmad in IPL, 2025 INNS 3 WKTS 8 ECON 6.58 AVE 7.00 BEST 4\/18\n Noor Ahmad to Samson, OUT straight to long off, and Noor does what he has been doing all season: pick wickets! Floated up a little more, on a fullish length outside off. Samson looks to go downtown but cannot get under it enough. Arrows it flat to long off, and Rachin Ravindra makes no mistake. Some respite for CSK and a much-needed breakthrough! \n Noor Ahmad to Parag, no run into the blockhole on middle and off. Parag digs it out towards extra cover with minimal fuss\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, 1 run tossed up full just outside off. Parag lunges forward and pushes it towards long off to get off the mark\n Noor Ahmad to Rana, no run googly fizzed through on a length just outside off. Rips back in sharply, beats Rana on the inside and raps him on the pad. Going down leg, though\n Ashwin to Parag, no run carrom ball on a back of a length on middle and off. Straightens off the surface and Parag prods it back to the bowler\n Ashwin to Parag, 1 run another carrom ball, on a back of a length on middle and leg. Parag helps it into the on side\n Ashwin to Rana, no run massive lbw shout, and Ashwin has gotten the better of Nitish Rana! Or has he? Rana goes upstairs straightaway! Slanted in very full on middle and leg. Rana, like he did in Ashwin's first over, looks for the sweep but plays all over it this time. Was it going down? Did Rana hit it? Let's see what the replays tell us. There are murmurs on UltraEdge but also a gap between the bat and ball. No bat involved, says the third umpire. Onto Ball Tracking now...and it reckons the ball would have slid past leg stump. Rana stays, and Ashwin will have to wait for a wicket!\n Ashwin to Rana, no run back of a length, angling into off stump. Rana pokes it back to the bowler, after getting caught on the crease\n Ashwin to Rana, no run pushed in again, on a length on middle and off. Rana lunges forward and defends\n Ashwin to Rana, FOUR runs brilliant shot to end the over! Bowled with a pause and with a bit of air, on a full length just outside off. Rana gives himself room and caresses it over extra cover!\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, no run googly on a length just outside off. Parag does not read it and goes feeling for it, only to be beaten on the outside comprehensively\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, no run another googly, on a back of a length and pitching on middle stump. Spins away sharply and breezes past Parag's flailing blade\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, 1 run on a length on middle and leg. Parag drops it into the off side and saunters across to the other end\n Noor Ahmad to Rana, FOUR runs another beautiful inside-out shot! Floated up full and wide, and Rana takes full toll. Complete extension of the arms and he crashes it over extra cover!\n Noor Ahmad to Rana, 1 run googly on a back of a length on off. Spins back in, tucks Rana for room and he shanks his slog-sweep towards deep mid wicket\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, 1 run fullish just outside off. Parag reaches out for it and tugs it towards deep mid wicket\n Pathirana to Parag, 1 wide speared down leg first up. Parag gets nowhere near it and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Pathirana to Parag, SIX runs serious whippage and watch that white ball fly! In the slot on the pads and Parag does not miss out. Snaps his wrists into action and whips it over deep square leg!\n Pathirana to Parag, no run excellent comeback. Pin-point yorker on off. Parag spots it early enough but cannot do much with it. Defended into the off side\n Pathirana to Parag, 1 wide another wayward delivery, well down leg. Dhoni does well to get something behind it but that will be another extra to RR's total\n Pathirana to Parag, 2 runs shortish outside off. Parag waits on it and uses the pace to run it down to deep third. Khaleel goes down in instalments but does enough to stop the boundary\n Pathirana to Parag, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Parag stands up on his toes and flat-bats it towards long on\n Pathirana to Rana, 1 run slower ball on a full length on middle and leg. Rana does not pick it and plays it too early, chipping it towards mid wicket\n Pathirana to Parag, 1 run into the blockhole just outside off. Parag jams down on it and squeezes it out towards backward point\n Ashwin to Parag, 1 run carrom ball on a back of a length on leg stump. Parag tucks it off his pads towards deep mid wicket\n Ashwin to Rana, SIX runs Rana continues to plunder the CSK attack! In the slot again, angling into off stump. Rana gets down on one knee and muscles it just over the wide long on fence!\n Ashwin to Rana, FOUR runs Rana is toying with CSK now! Low full toss just outside off. Rana brings out the reverse and nails it between backward point and short third! Nitish Rana vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 71 RUNS 141 OUTS 1 SR 198.59 4s\/6s 10\/10\n Ashwin to Rana, 1 wide, OUT Ashwin outwits Rana. Finally. But Rana has done plenty of damage to CSK already! Ashwin pauses and then spears it way outside off, after seeing Rana advance slightly early. Rana cannot reach it in the end and Dhoni is on the same wavelength as his bowler. He collects and then takes off the bails, with Rana stranded well outside his crease. Ashwin leaps into the air in celebration, and it is fair to say he enjoyed that. A superlative knock comes to an end, but it has put RR on course for 200 and beyond! \n Ashwin to Jurel, 1 run a slightly different bowling action for this, fired in full on off. Jurel knocks it down the ground and gets off the mark\n Ashwin to Parag, FOUR runs oh dear - that is sloppy! Bowled with a similar action to the last ball, full just outside off. Parag powers it towards long off, where Ravindra makes a meal of it. Ashwin will not be amused with that!\n Jadeja to Jurel, no run darted in on middle and leg. Jurel hangs back and prods it towards the bowler\n Jadeja to Jurel, no run fuller on middle and off. Jurel plays it back to the bowler Just a hint of turn for Jadeja here\n Jadeja to Jurel, 1 run slanted in on a length on leg stump. Jurel backs away and drives it on the up towards long off\n Jadeja to Parag, 1 run shortish on leg stump. Parag lets the ball come to him before tucking it off his pads towards deep mid wicket\n Jadeja to Jurel, 1 run back of a length on the pads. Jurel uses the angle and helps it into the square leg region\n Jadeja to Parag, 2 runs full and wide outside off. Parag reaches out for it and drills it past backward point. Noor makes up ground on the fence, slides to his left and reins it in\n Noor Ahmad to Jurel, OUT has Pathirana taken that?! It will be a stunning grab if he has! Googly on a fullish length outside off. Plenty of revs on this and the ball dips late on Jurel. He hacks at it and skews it off the outside half of the bat. Pathirana tracks it from backward point and lunges forward at the very last moment to scoop it up inches off the turf. There was a bit of a bobble too but Pathirana did enough to cling on. CSK have two wickets in quick succession! \n Noor Ahmad to Hasaranga, no run googly fizzed through on a length just outside off. Hasaranga has a big waft at it first up and is beaten by the spin\n Noor Ahmad to Hasaranga, 2 runs back of a length just outside off. Hasaranga goes deep into his crease and cuts it behind point for a couple of runs\n Noor Ahmad to Hasaranga, 1 run shortish outside off. Hasaranga hops back and cuts it towards deep point\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, 1 wide back of a length wide outside off. Left alone by Parag and called a wide Hasaranga, like in games before, has probably been sent in ahead of Hetmyer to delay the latter's entry point\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, 1 run back of a length outside off. Parag pushes it out towards sweeper cover Around the wicket now\n Noor Ahmad to Hasaranga, 1 run googly on a full length on middle and off. Hasaranga drives uppishly but places it enough to the bowler's left. Single to long off Time for another pause. RR are well-placed and would be unhappy if they end up with a sub-200 score. And if they get there, CSK will find it tough, which means CSK will want to pull out all the stops to keep them to as low a score as possible\n Jadeja to Hasaranga, OUT oh wow, what has happened to CSK all of a sudden! They could catch a cold in the desert the way they have been fielding these last few minutes! Darted in full on leg stump. Hasaranga gives himself room, trying to slog it over cow corner. Shanks it, though, and hits it flat towards deep mid wicket. Vijay Shankar watches the ball like a hawk and then sprawls forward to pick it up centimetres off the turf. A proper worldie, and CSK have their fifth wicket! \n Jadeja to Hetmyer, 1 run back of a length on off. Hetmyer goes back and punches it towards long on to get off the mark\n Jadeja to Parag, 1 run back of a length on middle stump. Spins away a touch and Parag accounts for it, working it towards deep mid wicket\n Jadeja to Hetmyer, 1 run shortish just outside off and Hetmyer will feel he has missed out there. Hacks it towards deep mid wicket and lets out a grunt of frustration\n Jadeja to Parag, 1 run pushed in on a length on leg stump. Parag nudges it behind square towards short fine leg Over the wicket now Shimron Hetmyer vs Ravindra Jadeja BALLS 33 RUNS 55 OUTS 2 SR 166.66 4s\/6s 3\/5\n Jadeja to Hetmyer, 1 run back of a length outside off. Hetmyer eases it down the ground towards long off\n Pathirana to Hetmyer, no run full outside off. Hetmyer gets decent purchase on his off-drive but cannot get it past the fielder at mid off\n Pathirana to Hetmyer, 2 runs goes straight up, and goes straight down! Overton the guilty party! Off-pace on a full length on middle and leg. Hetmyer has a huge swing at it and gets plenty of height. No distance, though, but fortunately for him, Overton, running in from long on, makes a complete mess of it. Goes straight through\n Pathirana to Hetmyer, no run length ball just outside leg. Hetmyer looks to help it fine but is a little late on the stroke. Brushes the pad and is then stopped by Dhoni diving to his right \n Pathirana to Hetmyer, 1 run yorker outside off. Hetmyer digs it out towards mid off and then calls for the single. Has to hustle but gets there in the end\n Pathirana to Parag, 1 run fullish on middle and off. Zips off the surface and Parag chunks it off the inside half of the bat towards deep mid wicket\n Pathirana to Hetmyer, FOUR runs another slice of fortune for Hetmyer! Off-cutter on a back of a length on leg stump. Hetmyer stabs at it and squirts it off the inside edge past short fine leg!\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, FOUR runs shot! Fizzed in on a length just outside off. Parag shapes for the reverse and swats it over backward point. Top, top shot!\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, SIX runs fetch that too, says Riyan Parag! Right in the slot outside off. Parag lines it up early, clears his front leg and clubs it a mile over wide long on!\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, no run leg-spinner on a length on leg stump. Spins back into Parag and he gets beaten on the inside to get rapped on the front pad. Impact well outside leg, though\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, 1 run googly bowled fuller on middle and leg. Parag nudges it behind point and is happy with a single\n Noor Ahmad to Hetmyer, no run googly on a length on leg stump. Turns back in sharply and Hetmyer, who was trying to read it off the pitch, is late on the flick. Trickles off his pads into the on side\n Noor Ahmad to Hetmyer, 1 run fired in full outside off. Hetmyer gets a big stride in and turns it towards deep mid wicket\n Pathirana to Hetmyer, no run very full outside off. Hetmyer throws his hands at it but cannot muster the power he is after. Clinks it straight to mid off\n Pathirana to Hetmyer, 1 run full just outside off. Hetmyer looks to go downtown and ends up edging it to deep third BALLS 550 WKTS 60 4s\/6s 65\/24 ECON 8.35 AVE 12.76\n Pathirana to Parag, no run oh, how has that missed?! Almost a yorker, tailing in towards off stump. Parag has a wild yahoo across the line and is lucky his off stump is not pegged back\n Pathirana to Parag, no run ouch - that will not tickle one bit! Banged into the track on middle and off. Parag looks for the pull but is awfully rushed on the stroke, with the ball then smashing him near the right forearm, towards the elbow. He calls for assistance straightaway and that looks like a very punishing blow See all photos Parag is on the deck as the physio attends to him, and let's hope he is alright. He might have been hit right on the bone and that is never nice Parag is good to go, and that is a good sign\n Pathirana to Parag, OUT smashes timbbbbberrrrrr this time, and the RR captain is on his way! Searing in-swinging yorker and Pathirana is doing his thing in Guwahati. Parag swipes at it, perhaps trying to go too square and misses the ball completely. Hears the death rattle soon after, and the RR skipper has to go, with just a little more than two overs remaining! \n Pathirana to Archer, no run full outside off. Archer gets a half stride in and pokes it down the ground towards mid off. A one-run over in the 18th, and that just speaks volumes of Pathirana's death-bowling quality!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Hetmyer, 1 wide full and wide outside off. Just beyond the tramlines and called a wide. CSK happy to not review that. Seemed touch-and-go, but leaning more towards being a wide\n Khaleel Ahmed to Hetmyer, SIX runs Hetmyer goes massive over the leg side! Into his arc on middle and leg. Hetmyer bends his back knee to get under it completely and mauls it over deep backward square leg!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Hetmyer, 1 run angled in on a length on middle and leg. Hetmyer clears his front leg and heaves it towards deep square leg\n Khaleel Ahmed to Archer, OUT Archer wants a piece of the action too, but he is caught at long on, after a bit of a bobble! Right in the slot outside off. Archer winds up and has a huge swing at it. Slices across it too much, though, and Gaikwad, running around to his left, despite a couple of bobbles, holds on! \n Khaleel Ahmed to Kartikeya, 1 run dug into the track outside off. Kartikeya gets up on his toes and slashes it down to deep third\n Khaleel Ahmed to Hetmyer, OUT oh dear - that is a terrible mix-up, and Khaleel has run Kartikeya out! Excellent yorker just outside off. Hetmyer jams it into his pad and takes off for the single. Kartikeya is not expecting that and he hesitates, perhaps even having a mid-pitch conversation with his partner in between. Khaleel picks the ball up and runs towards the stumps, catching the batter just short of his ground. CSK keep chipping away! \n Khaleel Ahmed to Theekshana, no run enormous lbw shout, and Khaleel has another! But hang on, Theekshana has reviewed! Zipped in full again, finishing on middle and leg. Theekshana, sitting deep in his crease, has an agricultural swipe at it and misses. Gets pinned on the back leg and that seems to be heading into the stumps. Only question is if this pitched outside leg. And that is indeed the case. Ball Tracking shows the ball to be pitching just outside leg, and Theekshana survives!\n Pathirana to Hetmyer, 1 wide that is a wild, wild delivery to start off. Almost on the adjacent strip to the right and Dhoni does well to get something behind it. A quick check to see if it is a No ball, but the umpire, after consultation, signals a wide\n Pathirana to Hetmyer, OUT oh my - that is going to bring down rain! Goes very, very high, and Ashwin snaffles it up! Fullish on middle and off. Hetmyer looks to go downtown but like Archer in the previous over, cuts across it too much. Only gets height and no distance, with Ashwin, back-pedaling from extra cover, doing the rest! \n Pathirana to Deshpande, 1 run full and wide. Deshpande throws his hands at it and slices it on the bounce to sweeper cover. That was in the air for a while but Tripathi could not get there\n Pathirana to Theekshana, 1 run in-swinging yorker on leg stump. Theekshana jams down on it and squirts it off the inside edge towards deep backward square leg\n Pathirana to Deshpande, 2 wide back of a length delivery well outside leg. Deshpande does not get bat on it and Dhoni cannot gather cleanly either, which allows RR to pinch another run\n Pathirana to Theekshana, no run another zipping yorker, right under the bat and following the batter outside leg. Theekshana cannot do much with it and no problems with collection for Dhoni this time\n Pathirana to Theekshana, 1 run full just outside off. Theekshana drives it down the ground to mid off and scampers across to the other end\n Pathirana to Deshpande, 1 bye full outside off. Deshpande, rather ambitiously, looks for the reverse-lap and misses. Theekshana takes on Dhoni's arm and manages to sneak in a single. RR finish with 182! was going good on this surface, I was getting a bit of grip and turn - that is why I wanted to bowl it a little more. It feels good to contribute to my team, always want to contribute, whether it is in fielding, bowling or any department. I knew any full delivery will go for a boundary, so pulled my length back. Hopefully we can get a good start and we can adjust in the middle. CSK might fancy their chances of chasing this total but they have not chased a 180-plus score since 2019, losing eight times while attempting it during this phase. Can they turn that around tonight, or will RR get on the board? We will be back in a bit to find out! CSK will be pleased with their efforts, especially post a powerplay in which they conceded 79. Noor was brilliant through the middle phase, with Pathirana just as exceptional towards the end. Jadeja, held back while Rana was rampaging, also bowled two tidy overs. Ashwin and Overton, though, were expensive, despite Ashwin bagging Rana, and it remains to be seen how costly that early damage could still be.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Archer","Deshpande","Hasaranga","Hetmyer","Hetmyer","Jaiswal","Jurel","Kartikeya","Parag","Rana","Samson","Theekshana"],"Runs":[0.0,1.0,4.0,19.0,19.0,4.0,3.0,1.0,37.0,81.0,20.0,2.0],"Balls_Faced":[2,2,5,16,16,3,6,1,28,37,16,4],"Fours":[0,0,0,1,1,1,0,0,2,10,1,0],"Sixes":[0,0,0,1,1,0,0,0,2,5,1,0],"S\/R":[0.0,50.0,80.0,118.75,118.75,133.33,50.0,100.0,132.14,218.92,125.0,50.0],"dismissal":["c Gaikwad b Ahmed","Not Out","c Shankar b Jadeja","run out (Ahmed)","c Ashwin b Pathirana","c Ashwin b Ahmed","c Pathirana b Noor Ahmad","Not Out","b Pathirana","st \u2020Dhoni b Ashwin","c Ravindra b Noor Ahmad","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Jadeja","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Overton","Pathirana"],"Balls":[24,12,24,24,12,24],"Runs_Given":[45.0,10.0,38.0,28.0,30.0,28.0],"Wickets":[1,1,2,2,0,2],"Overs":[4.0,2.0,4.0,4.0,2.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Thakur to Jaiswal, no run .angled across, and this is full on off. Driven back towards Thakur's right hand\nThakur to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .whipped wide of long-on! There was a man at deep midwicket, but the ball went to his .right. Thakur floated this fullish, and on middle and leg, as Jaiswal went through the line .and leaned into the shot\nThakur to Jaiswal, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle, and pushed wide of mid-on .Suryavanshi facing his first ball\nThakur to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .smacks his first ball for six!! The ball flies over the extra-cover boundary! He backs away .first ball, and creams this length ball around off with a flat-batted six .Thakur from around the wicket\nThakur to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .drilled to cover point. Thakur angles this in, and bowls a near yorker just outside off, as .Suryavanshi opens the face of the bat to play at that for a single\nThakur to Jaiswal, 1 run .short ball on middle and off, and swat-pulled to deep midwicket\nAvesh Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run .pulled to deep-backward square leg. Short ball on off, as it angles in, and Jaiswal shifts .his weight back to put that away\nAvesh Khan to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .pumped down the ground! Very powerful from the kid! This is angled in, and on a fullish .length around off, as Suryavanshi stays deep in the crease to dispatch that\nAvesh Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .leading edge... lands between deep third coming forward and point going back! He .attempted a helicopter shot at this fuller ball around off, but seemed to have closed the .face of the bat too early\nAvesh Khan to Jaiswal, no run .short in length on off, and it straightens. Jaiswal goes back to block\nAvesh Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run .short and wide of off from Avesh, and Jaiswal cuts hard to deep third .Vaibhav Suryavanshi, all of 14, has made his IPL debut, the youngest in the league. IPL .itself has turned 18, and this lad is 14. Here is a list of the youngest debutants in IPL .history.\nAvesh Khan to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .double luck for RR and Suryavanshi!! What could have been taken a catch is not only .dropped, but the ball also goes for four. Avesh banged the ball hard on a short length on .off, and Suryavanshi unleashed a forceful pull. Prince, the man at midwicket turned .around and went for the catch, with the ball dropping over his shoulder, but dropped the .chance\nThakur to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .drilled between cover point and extra cover! Thakur angled it in, and bowled very full and .on fifth stump. Jaiswal hung back, and smashed that back\nThakur to Jaiswal, SIX runs .wow, the sound off the bat was fantastic!! That swivel and that pull has sent the ball .deep over square leg. Short in length from Thakur just outside off, and Jaiswal tonks it .for six\nThakur to Jaiswal, 1 run .slower ball, and on the fuller side of a length on middle and off. It straightens after .pitching, and is punched wide of mid-on\nThakur to V Suryavanshi, no run .a full toss, and this lands just beyond the pitch on a wide line outside off. Suryavanshi .backed away and looked to slash, but missed\nThakur to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .on a few bounces to the man running forward from deep-backward square leg, as he .pulled at another short delivery on off or thereabouts. More luck for the teenager\nThakur to Jaiswal, 1 run .a swat-pull on the bounce to deep-backward square leg, as Jaiswal hooks this short ball .on middle by playing right in front of his eyes\nRathi to Jaiswal, no run .on a short of a length on middle and leg, and turning away. Pushed to point\nRathi to Jaiswal, 1 run .on a length on middle, and turning away to finish just outside off. Punched to long-off\nRathi to V Suryavanshi, no run .fullish length on leg, and turns away again. It is pushed towards midwicket, and he takes .off for a run, before Jaiswal sends him back\nRathi to V Suryavanshi, no run .he looks to punch at this length ball arriving on off, but gets an inside edge on to his pad\nRathi to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .shorter side of a length on leg, and a hint of turn away. Swiped to midwicket\nRathi to Jaiswal, no run .slapped on the bounce to point, as this length ball turns away to finish just outside off\nMarkram to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .short of a length on the stumps, and clipped to deep midwicket\nMarkram to Jaiswal, SIX runs .slog swept over deep-backward square leg! Markram bowled on a short of a length, and .just outside off, as the ball straightened, and Jaiswal took a good stride out to swing at .that\nMarkram to Jaiswal, SIX runs .powerful swing of the arms! He gets his front leg out of the way at this length ball just .outside off, and clubs this over mid-on for another big six .Over the stumps\nMarkram to Jaiswal, no run .angled across, and on a fullish length on middle and off. Punched to extra cover\nMarkram to Jaiswal, 1 run .he shapes to have a big heave, but eventually drives at this full, slow and dipping ball on .off to long-off .From around to Suryavanshi, though\nMarkram to V Suryavanshi, no run .full, and angling into middle and leg. Pushed to mid-on by leaning forward\nPrince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run .smacks his front pad! The ball was angled across, but swung in to land on a short of a .length on middle and leg. It cramped Jaiswal for room, as he looked to push\nPrince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run .a loud appeal for lbw, but not given. It was on a short of a length on leg - in fact, replays .show it was just outside leg - as Jaiswal looked to clip but missed\nPrince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run .he walks down, and converts this into a low full toss on off. Driven to extra cover for .another dot\nPrince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run .lovely bowling! Jaiswal is ducking, swaying and struggling!! He walks down, and Prince .bangs it short on middle. Jaiswal is left on his haunches, and the ball barely misses the .grill of the helmet\nPrince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run .a yorker on off as the ball angles across, and is driven to mid-off\nPrince Yadav to Jaiswal, SIX runs .pulled over square leg! Five dots in the over, and the last ball is dumped for six. Prince .bowls a slower ball, and goes short around off. Jaiswal shifts his weight back, and clubs .the ball\nRavi Bishnoi to V Suryavanshi, no run .full and quick, and drifting towards off. Driven to extra cover\nRavi Bishnoi to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .lofted down the ground! On a length on middle and off, and slower too, as Suryavanshi .thumps it back over the non-striker's head\nRavi Bishnoi to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .slaps this shortish ball to deep cover, as Bishnoi bowls on off, and gets it to turn away .to finish wide-ish of off .From around to Jaiswal\nRavi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .hacked to deep extra cover! These two are taking it further away with every hit. Bishnoi .went short, and around sixth stump, as Jaiswal crashed it for four more\nRavi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, 1 run .fuller and slower, and dipping on middle. Nudged to deep midwicket\nRavi Bishnoi to V Suryavanshi, no run .on a fullish length on the stumps, and the ball straightens. Clipped to short fine leg .Time-out\nRathi to Jaiswal, 1 run .full and angling across to arrive just outside off. Driven to deep extra cover\nRathi to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .this dips on a length on leg, and shapes to turn away. Punched to deep midwicket\nRathi to Jaiswal, no run .shortish in length, and outside off. It turns away, and is cut on the bounce to point\nRathi to Jaiswal, 2 runs .another shortish ball, and moves away to finish outside off. It is whipped with great .wrists, and played wide of long-on\nRathi to Jaiswal, 1 run .slower from Rathi, who gets this to dip on a length on middle and leg. Clipped to .midwicket by Jaiswal\nRathi to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .ridiculous shot! No way it should have gone that far! He even seemed to have lost his .balance while pulling at this short ball around off, and the ball went hard and flat over .wide long-on\nMarkram to Jaiswal, 1 run .on a length on leg, and turns away a bit. Nudged to deep midwicket to raise his fifty .From around to Suryavanshi\nMarkram to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .full and slow on middle and off, and driven to long-off\nMarkram to Jaiswal, 1 run .swipes at this short ball on leg to deep midwicket\nMarkram to V Suryavanshi, OUT .is he stumped?! Pant looks confident, and the square-leg umpire refers this. Yup, the .first replay confirms that Suryavanshi's back leg is juuuuust above in the air when Pant .whips the bails off. It was well bowled by Markram too, who slowed it down at .Suryavanshi. It was angled in, and as Suryavanshi looked to lean and push forward, he .missed this ball which ended outside leg .Vaibhav Suryavanshi st \u2020Pant b Markram 34 (20b 2x4 3x6 39m) SR: 170\nMarkram to Rana, no run .full and slow on middle, and driven back to Markram\nMarkram to Rana, 1 run .full again, but this is on middle and leg. Tucked towards square leg\nThakur to Rana, no run .on a length, and on off. It straightens after pitching, and is pushed to extra cover\nThakur to Rana, 1 run .fuller length, and on middle. He looked to clip, but got an inside edge wide of the .keeper's right\nThakur to Jaiswal, 1 run .he walks down, and Thakur bowls it short and wide-ish of off. Eventually, Jaiswal swat- .pulls to deep square leg with a tennis-batted shot\nThakur to Rana, no run .short of a length on off, and nudged to midwicket by getting slightly across\nThakur to Rana, SIX runs .top edge, and six! Short ball from Thakur, who bowled just outside off. The ball was .angled in, and finished around middle, as Rana took his eyes off while looking to pull it .away\nThakur to Rana, OUT .gone, taken at fine leg! This time the attempted pull finds the fielder. Another short .delivery from Thakur, who bowled this around off, and got it to finish on middle again. .This time Rana swivelled to pull, while not looking surprised by the length or the bounce. .The ball, though, landed right in the lap of the fine-leg fielder .Nitish Rana c Avesh Khan b Thakur 8 (7b 0x4 1x6 5m) SR: 114.28","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs LSG, 36th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Thakur to Jaiswal, no run angled across, and this is full on off. Driven back towards Thakur's right hand\n Thakur to Jaiswal, FOUR runs whipped wide of long-on! There was a man at deep midwicket, but the ball went to his right. Thakur floated this fullish, and on middle and leg, as Jaiswal went through the line and leaned into the shot\n Thakur to Jaiswal, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle, and pushed wide of mid-on Suryavanshi facing his first ball\n Thakur to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs smacks his first ball for six!! The ball flies over the extra-cover boundary! He backs away first ball, and creams this length ball around off with a flat-batted six Thakur from around the wicket\n Thakur to V Suryavanshi, 1 run drilled to cover point. Thakur angles this in, and bowls a near yorker just outside off, as Suryavanshi opens the face of the bat to play at that for a single\n Thakur to Jaiswal, 1 run short ball on middle and off, and swat-pulled to deep midwicket\n Avesh Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run pulled to deep-backward square leg. Short ball on off, as it angles in, and Jaiswal shifts his weight back to put that away\n Avesh Khan to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs pumped down the ground! Very powerful from the kid! This is angled in, and on a fullish length around off, as Suryavanshi stays deep in the crease to dispatch that\n Avesh Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 run leading edge... lands between deep third coming forward and point going back! He attempted a helicopter shot at this fuller ball around off, but seemed to have closed the face of the bat too early\n Avesh Khan to Jaiswal, no run short in length on off, and it straightens. Jaiswal goes back to block\n Avesh Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run short and wide of off from Avesh, and Jaiswal cuts hard to deep third Vaibhav Suryavanshi, all of 14, has made his IPL debut, the youngest in the league. IPL itself has turned 18, and this lad is 14. Here is a list of the youngest debutants in IPL history.\n Avesh Khan to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs double luck for RR and Suryavanshi!! What could have been taken a catch is not only dropped, but the ball also goes for four. Avesh banged the ball hard on a short length on off, and Suryavanshi unleashed a forceful pull. Prince, the man at midwicket turned around and went for the catch, with the ball dropping over his shoulder, but dropped the chance\n Thakur to Jaiswal, FOUR runs drilled between cover point and extra cover! Thakur angled it in, and bowled very full and on fifth stump. Jaiswal hung back, and smashed that back\n Thakur to Jaiswal, SIX runs wow, the sound off the bat was fantastic!! That swivel and that pull has sent the ball deep over square leg. Short in length from Thakur just outside off, and Jaiswal tonks it for six\n Thakur to Jaiswal, 1 run slower ball, and on the fuller side of a length on middle and off. It straightens after pitching, and is punched wide of mid-on\n Thakur to V Suryavanshi, no run a full toss, and this lands just beyond the pitch on a wide line outside off. Suryavanshi backed away and looked to slash, but missed\n Thakur to V Suryavanshi, 1 run on a few bounces to the man running forward from deep-backward square leg, as he pulled at another short delivery on off or thereabouts. More luck for the teenager\n Thakur to Jaiswal, 1 run a swat-pull on the bounce to deep-backward square leg, as Jaiswal hooks this short ball on middle by playing right in front of his eyes\n Rathi to Jaiswal, no run on a short of a length on middle and leg, and turning away. Pushed to point\n Rathi to Jaiswal, 1 run on a length on middle, and turning away to finish just outside off. Punched to long-off\n Rathi to V Suryavanshi, no run fullish length on leg, and turns away again. It is pushed towards midwicket, and he takes off for a run, before Jaiswal sends him back\n Rathi to V Suryavanshi, no run he looks to punch at this length ball arriving on off, but gets an inside edge on to his pad\n Rathi to V Suryavanshi, 1 run shorter side of a length on leg, and a hint of turn away. Swiped to midwicket\n Rathi to Jaiswal, no run slapped on the bounce to point, as this length ball turns away to finish just outside off\n Markram to V Suryavanshi, 1 run short of a length on the stumps, and clipped to deep midwicket\n Markram to Jaiswal, SIX runs slog swept over deep-backward square leg! Markram bowled on a short of a length, and just outside off, as the ball straightened, and Jaiswal took a good stride out to swing at that\n Markram to Jaiswal, SIX runs powerful swing of the arms! He gets his front leg out of the way at this length ball just outside off, and clubs this over mid-on for another big six Over the stumps\n Markram to Jaiswal, no run angled across, and on a fullish length on middle and off. Punched to extra cover\n Markram to Jaiswal, 1 run he shapes to have a big heave, but eventually drives at this full, slow and dipping ball on off to long-off From around to Suryavanshi, though\n Markram to V Suryavanshi, no run full, and angling into middle and leg. Pushed to mid-on by leaning forward\n Prince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run smacks his front pad! The ball was angled across, but swung in to land on a short of a length on middle and leg. It cramped Jaiswal for room, as he looked to push\n Prince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run a loud appeal for lbw, but not given. It was on a short of a length on leg - in fact, replays show it was just outside leg - as Jaiswal looked to clip but missed\n Prince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run he walks down, and converts this into a low full toss on off. Driven to extra cover for another dot\n Prince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run lovely bowling! Jaiswal is ducking, swaying and struggling!! He walks down, and Prince bangs it short on middle. Jaiswal is left on his haunches, and the ball barely misses the grill of the helmet\n Prince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run a yorker on off as the ball angles across, and is driven to mid-off\n Prince Yadav to Jaiswal, SIX runs pulled over square leg! Five dots in the over, and the last ball is dumped for six. Prince bowls a slower ball, and goes short around off. Jaiswal shifts his weight back, and clubs the ball\n Ravi Bishnoi to V Suryavanshi, no run full and quick, and drifting towards off. Driven to extra cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs lofted down the ground! On a length on middle and off, and slower too, as Suryavanshi thumps it back over the non-striker's head\n Ravi Bishnoi to V Suryavanshi, 1 run slaps this shortish ball to deep cover, as Bishnoi bowls on off, and gets it to turn away to finish wide-ish of off From around to Jaiswal\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, FOUR runs hacked to deep extra cover! These two are taking it further away with every hit. Bishnoi went short, and around sixth stump, as Jaiswal crashed it for four more\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, 1 run fuller and slower, and dipping on middle. Nudged to deep midwicket\n Ravi Bishnoi to V Suryavanshi, no run on a fullish length on the stumps, and the ball straightens. Clipped to short fine leg Time-out\n Rathi to Jaiswal, 1 run full and angling across to arrive just outside off. Driven to deep extra cover\n Rathi to V Suryavanshi, 1 run this dips on a length on leg, and shapes to turn away. Punched to deep midwicket\n Rathi to Jaiswal, no run shortish in length, and outside off. It turns away, and is cut on the bounce to point\n Rathi to Jaiswal, 2 runs another shortish ball, and moves away to finish outside off. It is whipped with great wrists, and played wide of long-on\n Rathi to Jaiswal, 1 run slower from Rathi, who gets this to dip on a length on middle and leg. Clipped to midwicket by Jaiswal\n Rathi to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs ridiculous shot! No way it should have gone that far! He even seemed to have lost his balance while pulling at this short ball around off, and the ball went hard and flat over wide long-on\n Markram to Jaiswal, 1 run on a length on leg, and turns away a bit. Nudged to deep midwicket to raise his fifty From around to Suryavanshi\n Markram to V Suryavanshi, 1 run full and slow on middle and off, and driven to long-off\n Markram to Jaiswal, 1 run swipes at this short ball on leg to deep midwicket\n Markram to V Suryavanshi, OUT is he stumped?! Pant looks confident, and the square-leg umpire refers this. Yup, the first replay confirms that Suryavanshi's back leg is juuuuust above in the air when Pant whips the bails off. It was well bowled by Markram too, who slowed it down at Suryavanshi. It was angled in, and as Suryavanshi looked to lean and push forward, he missed this ball which ended outside leg \n Markram to Rana, no run full and slow on middle, and driven back to Markram\n Markram to Rana, 1 run full again, but this is on middle and leg. Tucked towards square leg\n Thakur to Rana, no run on a length, and on off. It straightens after pitching, and is pushed to extra cover\n Thakur to Rana, 1 run fuller length, and on middle. He looked to clip, but got an inside edge wide of the keeper's right\n Thakur to Jaiswal, 1 run he walks down, and Thakur bowls it short and wide-ish of off. Eventually, Jaiswal swat-pulls to deep square leg with a tennis-batted shot\n Thakur to Rana, no run short of a length on off, and nudged to midwicket by getting slightly across\n Thakur to Rana, SIX runs top edge, and six! Short ball from Thakur, who bowled just outside off. The ball was angled in, and finished around middle, as Rana took his eyes off while looking to pull it away\n Thakur to Rana, OUT gone, taken at fine leg! This time the attempted pull finds the fielder. Another short delivery from Thakur, who bowled this around off, and got it to finish on middle again. This time Rana swivelled to pull, while not looking surprised by the length or the bounce. The ball, though, landed right in the lap of the fine-leg fielder ","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Jaiswal","Rana","V Suryavanshi"],"Runs":[52.0,8.0,34.0],"Balls_Faced":[33,7,20],"Fours":[3,0,2],"Sixes":[4,1,3],"S\/R":[157.58,114.29,170.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Avesh Khan b Thakur","st \u2020Pant b Markram"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Avesh Khan","Markram","Prince Yadav","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi","Thakur"],"Balls":[6,12,6,12,6,18],"Runs_Given":[13.0,18.0,6.0,13.0,10.0,34.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,0,0,1],"Overs":[1.0,2.0,1.0,2.0,1.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Thakur to Jaiswal, no run .angled across, and this is full on off. Driven back towards Thakur's right hand\nThakur to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .whipped wide of long-on! There was a man at deep midwicket, but the ball went to his .right. Thakur floated this fullish, and on middle and leg, as Jaiswal went through the line .and leaned into the shot\nThakur to Jaiswal, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle, and pushed wide of mid-on .Suryavanshi facing his first ball\nThakur to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .smacks his first ball for six!! The ball flies over the extra-cover boundary! He backs away .first ball, and creams this length ball around off with a flat-batted six .Thakur from around the wicket\nThakur to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .drilled to cover point. Thakur angles this in, and bowls a near yorker just outside off, as .Suryavanshi opens the face of the bat to play at that for a single\nThakur to Jaiswal, 1 run .short ball on middle and off, and swat-pulled to deep midwicket\nAvesh Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run .pulled to deep-backward square leg. Short ball on off, as it angles in, and Jaiswal shifts .his weight back to put that away\nAvesh Khan to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .pumped down the ground! Very powerful from the kid! This is angled in, and on a fullish .length around off, as Suryavanshi stays deep in the crease to dispatch that\nAvesh Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .leading edge... lands between deep third coming forward and point going back! He .attempted a helicopter shot at this fuller ball around off, but seemed to have closed the .face of the bat too early\nAvesh Khan to Jaiswal, no run .short in length on off, and it straightens. Jaiswal goes back to block\nAvesh Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run .short and wide of off from Avesh, and Jaiswal cuts hard to deep third .Vaibhav Suryavanshi, all of 14, has made his IPL debut, the youngest in the league. IPL .itself has turned 18, and this lad is 14. Here is a list of the youngest debutants in IPL .history.\nAvesh Khan to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .double luck for RR and Suryavanshi!! What could have been taken a catch is not only .dropped, but the ball also goes for four. Avesh banged the ball hard on a short length on .off, and Suryavanshi unleashed a forceful pull. Prince, the man at midwicket turned .around and went for the catch, with the ball dropping over his shoulder, but dropped the .chance\nThakur to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .drilled between cover point and extra cover! Thakur angled it in, and bowled very full and .on fifth stump. Jaiswal hung back, and smashed that back\nThakur to Jaiswal, SIX runs .wow, the sound off the bat was fantastic!! That swivel and that pull has sent the ball .deep over square leg. Short in length from Thakur just outside off, and Jaiswal tonks it .for six\nThakur to Jaiswal, 1 run .slower ball, and on the fuller side of a length on middle and off. It straightens after .pitching, and is punched wide of mid-on\nThakur to V Suryavanshi, no run .a full toss, and this lands just beyond the pitch on a wide line outside off. Suryavanshi .backed away and looked to slash, but missed\nThakur to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .on a few bounces to the man running forward from deep-backward square leg, as he .pulled at another short delivery on off or thereabouts. More luck for the teenager\nThakur to Jaiswal, 1 run .a swat-pull on the bounce to deep-backward square leg, as Jaiswal hooks this short ball .on middle by playing right in front of his eyes\nRathi to Jaiswal, no run .on a short of a length on middle and leg, and turning away. Pushed to point\nRathi to Jaiswal, 1 run .on a length on middle, and turning away to finish just outside off. Punched to long-off\nRathi to V Suryavanshi, no run .fullish length on leg, and turns away again. It is pushed towards midwicket, and he takes .off for a run, before Jaiswal sends him back\nRathi to V Suryavanshi, no run .he looks to punch at this length ball arriving on off, but gets an inside edge on to his pad\nRathi to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .shorter side of a length on leg, and a hint of turn away. Swiped to midwicket\nRathi to Jaiswal, no run .slapped on the bounce to point, as this length ball turns away to finish just outside off\nMarkram to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .short of a length on the stumps, and clipped to deep midwicket\nMarkram to Jaiswal, SIX runs .slog swept over deep-backward square leg! Markram bowled on a short of a length, and .just outside off, as the ball straightened, and Jaiswal took a good stride out to swing at .that\nMarkram to Jaiswal, SIX runs .powerful swing of the arms! He gets his front leg out of the way at this length ball just .outside off, and clubs this over mid-on for another big six .Over the stumps\nMarkram to Jaiswal, no run .angled across, and on a fullish length on middle and off. Punched to extra cover\nMarkram to Jaiswal, 1 run .he shapes to have a big heave, but eventually drives at this full, slow and dipping ball on .off to long-off .From around to Suryavanshi, though\nMarkram to V Suryavanshi, no run .full, and angling into middle and leg. Pushed to mid-on by leaning forward\nPrince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run .smacks his front pad! The ball was angled across, but swung in to land on a short of a .length on middle and leg. It cramped Jaiswal for room, as he looked to push\nPrince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run .a loud appeal for lbw, but not given. It was on a short of a length on leg - in fact, replays .show it was just outside leg - as Jaiswal looked to clip but missed\nPrince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run .he walks down, and converts this into a low full toss on off. Driven to extra cover for .another dot\nPrince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run .lovely bowling! Jaiswal is ducking, swaying and struggling!! He walks down, and Prince .bangs it short on middle. Jaiswal is left on his haunches, and the ball barely misses the .grill of the helmet\nPrince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run .a yorker on off as the ball angles across, and is driven to mid-off\nPrince Yadav to Jaiswal, SIX runs .pulled over square leg! Five dots in the over, and the last ball is dumped for six. Prince .bowls a slower ball, and goes short around off. Jaiswal shifts his weight back, and clubs .the ball\nRavi Bishnoi to V Suryavanshi, no run .full and quick, and drifting towards off. Driven to extra cover\nRavi Bishnoi to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .lofted down the ground! On a length on middle and off, and slower too, as Suryavanshi .thumps it back over the non-striker's head\nRavi Bishnoi to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .slaps this shortish ball to deep cover, as Bishnoi bowls on off, and gets it to turn away .to finish wide-ish of off .From around to Jaiswal\nRavi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .hacked to deep extra cover! These two are taking it further away with every hit. Bishnoi .went short, and around sixth stump, as Jaiswal crashed it for four more\nRavi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, 1 run .fuller and slower, and dipping on middle. Nudged to deep midwicket\nRavi Bishnoi to V Suryavanshi, no run .on a fullish length on the stumps, and the ball straightens. Clipped to short fine leg .Time-out\nRathi to Jaiswal, 1 run .full and angling across to arrive just outside off. Driven to deep extra cover\nRathi to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .this dips on a length on leg, and shapes to turn away. Punched to deep midwicket\nRathi to Jaiswal, no run .shortish in length, and outside off. It turns away, and is cut on the bounce to point\nRathi to Jaiswal, 2 runs .another shortish ball, and moves away to finish outside off. It is whipped with great .wrists, and played wide of long-on\nRathi to Jaiswal, 1 run .slower from Rathi, who gets this to dip on a length on middle and leg. Clipped to .midwicket by Jaiswal\nRathi to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .ridiculous shot! No way it should have gone that far! He even seemed to have lost his .balance while pulling at this short ball around off, and the ball went hard and flat over .wide long-on\nMarkram to Jaiswal, 1 run .on a length on leg, and turns away a bit. Nudged to deep midwicket to raise his fifty .From around to Suryavanshi\nMarkram to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .full and slow on middle and off, and driven to long-off\nMarkram to Jaiswal, 1 run .swipes at this short ball on leg to deep midwicket\nMarkram to V Suryavanshi, OUT .is he stumped?! Pant looks confident, and the square-leg umpire refers this. Yup, the .first replay confirms that Suryavanshi's back leg is juuuuust above in the air when Pant .whips the bails off. It was well bowled by Markram too, who slowed it down at .Suryavanshi. It was angled in, and as Suryavanshi looked to lean and push forward, he .missed this ball which ended outside leg .Vaibhav Suryavanshi st \u2020Pant b Markram 34 (20b 2x4 3x6 39m) SR: 170\nMarkram to Rana, no run .full and slow on middle, and driven back to Markram\nMarkram to Rana, 1 run .full again, but this is on middle and leg. Tucked towards square leg\nThakur to Rana, no run .on a length, and on off. It straightens after pitching, and is pushed to extra cover\nThakur to Rana, 1 run .fuller length, and on middle. He looked to clip, but got an inside edge wide of the .keeper's right\nThakur to Jaiswal, 1 run .he walks down, and Thakur bowls it short and wide-ish of off. Eventually, Jaiswal swat- .pulls to deep square leg with a tennis-batted shot\nThakur to Rana, no run .short of a length on off, and nudged to midwicket by getting slightly across\nThakur to Rana, SIX runs .top edge, and six! Short ball from Thakur, who bowled just outside off. The ball was .angled in, and finished around middle, as Rana took his eyes off while looking to pull it .away\nThakur to Rana, OUT .gone, taken at fine leg! This time the attempted pull finds the fielder. Another short .delivery from Thakur, who bowled this around off, and got it to finish on middle again. .This time Rana swivelled to pull, while not looking surprised by the length or the bounce. .The ball, though, landed right in the lap of the fine-leg fielder .Nitish Rana c Avesh Khan b Thakur 8 (7b 0x4 1x6 5m) SR: 114.28\nRavi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, 1 run .Flatter and on a length outside off, he creams the drive to long-off with a nice stretch .forward .Over the wicket to Parag\nRavi Bishnoi to Parag, 1 run .Dragged down on leg stump as Parag works this to short fine leg for a run\nRavi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, 1 run .Flatter length ball driftin in on Jaiswal's pads. He clips to deep backward square leg .where Samad is quick onto the ball and prevents a second\nRavi Bishnoi to Parag, 1 wide .Fired fuller and down leg at 104.5kph. Pant does well to his left and saves a few extra .runs\nRavi Bishnoi to Parag, no run .Lovely timing and an equally great stop by Himmat at extra cover. Fuller in length .outside off, he creams the drive and a few inches to the left of the fielder, and that .would have been four\nRavi Bishnoi to Parag, no run .Pushed quicker on off stump, he defends towards point\nRavi Bishnoi to Parag, 1 run .On the fuller side outside off, Parag presents the full face of the bat and drives firmly to .long-off\nPrince Yadav to Parag, SIX runs .Helped for six! Half-volley on Parag's pad and that is a freebie that the RR captain .accepts with flee. Shuffles across and helps this over deep backward square leg\nPrince Yadav to Parag, 1 run .Fuller and on the pads of Parag, who flicks this neatly to deep square leg for a run\nPrince Yadav to Jaiswal, 1 run .On a length on middle and leg, he clips this neatly to wide long-on for a run. Was looking .for a second there Parag, but the fielder was quick on to the ball\nPrince Yadav to Parag, no run .Nails the yorker on middle and there's nothing much Parag could do but to jam it back .towards the bowler\nPrince Yadav to Parag, 2 runs .Backs away and works the low full toss to the left of deep midwicket for a couple of .runs\nPrince Yadav to Parag, FOUR runs .PUNCHED with power! Prince was aiming for the yorker again, but ends up overpitching .this and Parag just holds his shape, presents the full face of the bat and goes straight .over the bowler's head\nRathi to Jaiswal, 2 runs .Pushed quicker on a length just around off stump, Jaiswal drives on the up through .covers for a couple of runs\nRathi to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .That goes for four despite point getting a hand on. Angles the ball on the shorter side, .but the key was width. Jaiswal pounces on it and cuts it hard to the left of point. Bishnoi .gets a hand, but still can't prevent the four\nRathi to Jaiswal, 1 run .Pushed quicker on leg stump, Jaiswal flat-bats to wide long-on .Slip in place\nRathi to Parag, 1 run .Flatter 95kph length ball on off, he eases to long-off\nRathi to Jaiswal, 1 run .On a length drifting away from Jaiswal just around off. He stays back and pushes to .long-off for a run\nRathi to Parag, no run .Keeps it wicket to wicket on middle and leg, he gets a thick inside-edge onto pad as he .defends\nRavi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, no run .Flatter length ball outside off, he punches to extra cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, no run .Almost sneaks through. Was a quicker length ball that fizzes through on middle and .gets a thick inside edge on to pad. The ball trickles close to the stumps\nRavi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, 1 run .Darted on the stumps, Jaiswal gets this down to long-on . .Riyan Parag vs Ravi Bishnoi .BALLS .19 .RUNS .17 .OUTS .1 .SR .89.47 .4s\/6s .0\/1\nRavi Bishnoi to Parag, 2 runs .Dragged down at 107.3kph on off, he pulls to the left of Badoni at deep midwicket for .two\nRavi Bishnoi to Parag, 1 run .Fired in on a length on off stump, Parag eases this to long-on\nRavi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, no run .Keeps the pace up on the good length ball outside off, Jaiswal mistimes his punch to .extra cover\nPrince Yadav to Parag, 1 leg bye .Stifle appeal but Parag was struck well outside the line. Was a slower back of a length .ball outside off. Parag steps across and lines up for a scoop\/pull over square leg. .Misses and is hit on the thigh pad\nPrince Yadav to Jaiswal, 2 runs .Low full toss outside off, Jaiswal drives firmly to the right of long-off for a couple of .runs\nPrince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run .back of a length ball angling across Jaiswal who cuts but straight to point\nPrince Yadav to Jaiswal, 1 run .Excellent fuller-length ball just around off stump, Jaiswal squeezes this to the left of a .diving Prince to long-on\nPrince Yadav to Parag, FOUR runs .Gloved\/top-edged just over a diving Pant. Sharp back of a length ball cramping Parag .for room. He ends up awkwardly pulling this and just about clears the keeper\nPrince Yadav to Parag, 1 run .Low full toss on the pads of Parag, who whips this to deep backward square leg .Time-out\nAvesh Khan to Parag, no run .Nails the yorker after the break. Tailing back in on middle and leg, Parag just about gets .his bat down in time and inside-edges this onto his pad\nAvesh Khan to Parag, SIX runs .SHOT! Misses his length and goes right in Parag's arc just outside off. He gets under it .and pumps this over long-on with power\nAvesh Khan to Parag, 1 run .Another fuller-length delivery outside off, Parag is almost swept off his feet looking to .hammer this across the line. Gets a thick inside-edge onto pad and Jaiswal sprints .through for a run\nAvesh Khan to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .Knee-high full toss outside off. Jaiswal gets his right leg out of the way and slices past .point for four more\nAvesh Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run .Nails the yorker on leg stump, Jaiswal once again clears his front leg and just about .gets his bat down in time to squeeze this to mid-on for a quick run\nAvesh Khan to Parag, 1 run .Low full toss on off stump that is tonked to long-off on the bounce by Parag\nRathi to Parag, FOUR runs .Gets an under-edge on it and four more to his name. Front of the hand length ball on .off, he goes reverse and past short third\nRathi to Parag, 1 run .Carrom ball outside off, Parag eases to long-on for a run\nRathi to Jaiswal, 1 run .Outside edge but falls short of short third. Fuller on leg stump. Jaiswal gives himself .room and swings this across the line. Loses his shape completely, but luckily for him, .the ball does not go to hand\nRathi to Parag, 1 run .Flatter length ball on the stumps, Parag pushes to long-on for a run\nRathi to Jaiswal, 1 run .Fullish in length on middle stump, Jaiswal sweeps to the right of short fine leg for a run\nRathi to Parag, no run .Parag goes reverse but only manages to thump the length ball on the stumps straight to .short third\nAvesh Khan to Jaiswal, OUT .The middle stump is flattened and Jaiswal's innings is cut short. Nails the yorker on .middle. Jaiswal backs away, looking to go offside. Is beaten for pace and Avesh is .pumped up. .Yashasvi Jaiswal b Avesh Khan 74 (52b 5x4 4x6 78m) SR: 142.3\nAvesh Khan to Jurel, 1 run .Pacy length ball at 138kph outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides to the .right of deep third\nAvesh Khan to Parag, 1 run .Shin-high full too around off stump, Parag whips this to the left of deep midwicket. .Himmat is quick onto the ball and keeps them down to a run\nAvesh Khan to Jurel, 2 runs .On a length on off stump, he pushes towards Markram's right at long-on and they get .two this time around\nAvesh Khan to Jurel, 1 run .Fuller in length outside off, Jurel drives to extra cover for a run\nAvesh Khan to Parag, OUT .Oh, dear, Parag is struck right in front and Avesh has a second wicket for the over. Is .there life in this game, yet? Nails the yorker again on off stump, Parag shuffles across .and looks for a cheeky scoop. Misses and is caught bang in front. He reviews, more in .hope than anything else. In fact, Parag is almost at the boundary line by the time the .third umpire confirms that the ball would have missed off, missed leg and thumped .into middle stump. .Riyan Parag lbw b Avesh Khan 39 (26b 3x4 2x6 35m) SR: 150\nPrince Yadav to Jurel, 1 run .Almost another wicket. Pacy back of a length ball on chest-high. Jurel is very late on his .pull and ends up splicing this to the on-side. Neither Prince nor Pant can reach to the .ball in time. .Prince has to reload as Hetmyer is not ready. RR need 19 in 11.\nPrince Yadav to Hetmyer, no run .Nails the yorker on off stump, Hetmyer jams this back to the bowler\nPrince Yadav to Hetmyer, 2 runs .Fullish in length on middle stump, he whacks this across the line to deep midwicket. .Samad hares forward going for the catch and then does well to get his body behind it\nPrince Yadav to Hetmyer, FOUR runs .That is a vital boundary. Low full toss well outside off. Hetmyer clears his front leg and .slams this to the right of long-off\nPrince Yadav to Hetmyer, no run .Oh, that is a top bouncer. Banged in short on middle and Hetmyer has to away away .from the line . .Shimron Hetmyer in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1375 .OUTS .52 .4s\/6s .91\/103 .SR .196.14 .AVE .26.44\nPrince Yadav to Hetmyer, FOUR runs .How's Hetmyer got that for four? Almost nails another yorker does Prince, but the line is .just on leg stump. Hetmyer stays deep in his crease and tickles this past short fine leg .for such a vital four.\nAvesh Khan to Jurel, 1 run .Nails a yorker first up on off stump, Jurel can only work that away to deep midwicket. .Something wrong with the ball? Yep, the umpires are changing it. Think a part of the .seam had just come off. Avesh is not happy with that. The earlier ball was reversing a .touch. RR need eight off five. Win probability still heavily favouring RR. Deep backward .square leg and fine leg are coming in. He has to bowl wide yorkers, isn't it?\nAvesh Khan to Hetmyer, 2 runs .Leading edge to deep point and Shardul fumbles to allow a second. Full outside off, he .was looking to work this across the line and skews off the outside edge. The throw .comes in and Pant tries to parry the ball back onto the stumps. Misses, the gloves hit .the stumps, instead.\nAvesh Khan to Hetmyer, OUT .Oh, he's flicked this straight to square leg. My word, that's a great catch by Thakur. .Half-volley on Hetmyer's pad, a metre left of right of square leg and that was four. .Instead, he nails this to Thakur who hangs on. Hetmyer is filthy with himself. But this .game has changed again .Shimron Hetmyer c Thakur b Avesh Khan 12 (7b 2x4 0x6 12m) SR: 171.42\nAvesh Khan to Dubey, no run .Oh, wow, he's absolutely nailed the yorker on middle. Hew can only jam this back to the .bowler\nAvesh Khan to Dubey, 2 runs .Straight up, straight up and Miller has dropped a relatively straightforward catch. What .is happening? Knee-high full toss on off, he miscues this straight up to long-on. Miller .runs forward and spills it .Four to win, one ball. Can Dubey get a four? Can Avesh be LSG's hero?\nAvesh Khan to Dubey, 1 run .LSG win by two runs! That is unbelievable. Fuller on the stumps, Dubey hammers this .straight back at Avesh, who gets hit on the right hand. He rings his hand in pain. But that .doesn't matter. What matters is that LSG have won what at one point felt like an .unwinnable game. And RR... oh my word! They have lost another game which they had .no business losing. LSG are not sure what's happened. Hugs all around. Zaheer Khan .run in and gives Avesh a hug. Smiles all around.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs LSG, 36th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Thakur to Jaiswal, no run angled across, and this is full on off. Driven back towards Thakur's right hand\n Thakur to Jaiswal, FOUR runs whipped wide of long-on! There was a man at deep midwicket, but the ball went to his right. Thakur floated this fullish, and on middle and leg, as Jaiswal went through the line and leaned into the shot\n Thakur to Jaiswal, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle, and pushed wide of mid-on Suryavanshi facing his first ball\n Thakur to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs smacks his first ball for six!! The ball flies over the extra-cover boundary! He backs away first ball, and creams this length ball around off with a flat-batted six Thakur from around the wicket\n Thakur to V Suryavanshi, 1 run drilled to cover point. Thakur angles this in, and bowls a near yorker just outside off, as Suryavanshi opens the face of the bat to play at that for a single\n Thakur to Jaiswal, 1 run short ball on middle and off, and swat-pulled to deep midwicket\n Avesh Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run pulled to deep-backward square leg. Short ball on off, as it angles in, and Jaiswal shifts his weight back to put that away\n Avesh Khan to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs pumped down the ground! Very powerful from the kid! This is angled in, and on a fullish length around off, as Suryavanshi stays deep in the crease to dispatch that\n Avesh Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 run leading edge... lands between deep third coming forward and point going back! He attempted a helicopter shot at this fuller ball around off, but seemed to have closed the face of the bat too early\n Avesh Khan to Jaiswal, no run short in length on off, and it straightens. Jaiswal goes back to block\n Avesh Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run short and wide of off from Avesh, and Jaiswal cuts hard to deep third Vaibhav Suryavanshi, all of 14, has made his IPL debut, the youngest in the league. IPL itself has turned 18, and this lad is 14. Here is a list of the youngest debutants in IPL history.\n Avesh Khan to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs double luck for RR and Suryavanshi!! What could have been taken a catch is not only dropped, but the ball also goes for four. Avesh banged the ball hard on a short length on off, and Suryavanshi unleashed a forceful pull. Prince, the man at midwicket turned around and went for the catch, with the ball dropping over his shoulder, but dropped the chance\n Thakur to Jaiswal, FOUR runs drilled between cover point and extra cover! Thakur angled it in, and bowled very full and on fifth stump. Jaiswal hung back, and smashed that back\n Thakur to Jaiswal, SIX runs wow, the sound off the bat was fantastic!! That swivel and that pull has sent the ball deep over square leg. Short in length from Thakur just outside off, and Jaiswal tonks it for six\n Thakur to Jaiswal, 1 run slower ball, and on the fuller side of a length on middle and off. It straightens after pitching, and is punched wide of mid-on\n Thakur to V Suryavanshi, no run a full toss, and this lands just beyond the pitch on a wide line outside off. Suryavanshi backed away and looked to slash, but missed\n Thakur to V Suryavanshi, 1 run on a few bounces to the man running forward from deep-backward square leg, as he pulled at another short delivery on off or thereabouts. More luck for the teenager\n Thakur to Jaiswal, 1 run a swat-pull on the bounce to deep-backward square leg, as Jaiswal hooks this short ball on middle by playing right in front of his eyes\n Rathi to Jaiswal, no run on a short of a length on middle and leg, and turning away. Pushed to point\n Rathi to Jaiswal, 1 run on a length on middle, and turning away to finish just outside off. Punched to long-off\n Rathi to V Suryavanshi, no run fullish length on leg, and turns away again. It is pushed towards midwicket, and he takes off for a run, before Jaiswal sends him back\n Rathi to V Suryavanshi, no run he looks to punch at this length ball arriving on off, but gets an inside edge on to his pad\n Rathi to V Suryavanshi, 1 run shorter side of a length on leg, and a hint of turn away. Swiped to midwicket\n Rathi to Jaiswal, no run slapped on the bounce to point, as this length ball turns away to finish just outside off\n Markram to V Suryavanshi, 1 run short of a length on the stumps, and clipped to deep midwicket\n Markram to Jaiswal, SIX runs slog swept over deep-backward square leg! Markram bowled on a short of a length, and just outside off, as the ball straightened, and Jaiswal took a good stride out to swing at that\n Markram to Jaiswal, SIX runs powerful swing of the arms! He gets his front leg out of the way at this length ball just outside off, and clubs this over mid-on for another big six Over the stumps\n Markram to Jaiswal, no run angled across, and on a fullish length on middle and off. Punched to extra cover\n Markram to Jaiswal, 1 run he shapes to have a big heave, but eventually drives at this full, slow and dipping ball on off to long-off From around to Suryavanshi, though\n Markram to V Suryavanshi, no run full, and angling into middle and leg. Pushed to mid-on by leaning forward\n Prince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run smacks his front pad! The ball was angled across, but swung in to land on a short of a length on middle and leg. It cramped Jaiswal for room, as he looked to push\n Prince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run a loud appeal for lbw, but not given. It was on a short of a length on leg - in fact, replays show it was just outside leg - as Jaiswal looked to clip but missed\n Prince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run he walks down, and converts this into a low full toss on off. Driven to extra cover for another dot\n Prince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run lovely bowling! Jaiswal is ducking, swaying and struggling!! He walks down, and Prince bangs it short on middle. Jaiswal is left on his haunches, and the ball barely misses the grill of the helmet\n Prince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run a yorker on off as the ball angles across, and is driven to mid-off\n Prince Yadav to Jaiswal, SIX runs pulled over square leg! Five dots in the over, and the last ball is dumped for six. Prince bowls a slower ball, and goes short around off. Jaiswal shifts his weight back, and clubs the ball\n Ravi Bishnoi to V Suryavanshi, no run full and quick, and drifting towards off. Driven to extra cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs lofted down the ground! On a length on middle and off, and slower too, as Suryavanshi thumps it back over the non-striker's head\n Ravi Bishnoi to V Suryavanshi, 1 run slaps this shortish ball to deep cover, as Bishnoi bowls on off, and gets it to turn away to finish wide-ish of off From around to Jaiswal\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, FOUR runs hacked to deep extra cover! These two are taking it further away with every hit. Bishnoi went short, and around sixth stump, as Jaiswal crashed it for four more\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, 1 run fuller and slower, and dipping on middle. Nudged to deep midwicket\n Ravi Bishnoi to V Suryavanshi, no run on a fullish length on the stumps, and the ball straightens. Clipped to short fine leg Time-out\n Rathi to Jaiswal, 1 run full and angling across to arrive just outside off. Driven to deep extra cover\n Rathi to V Suryavanshi, 1 run this dips on a length on leg, and shapes to turn away. Punched to deep midwicket\n Rathi to Jaiswal, no run shortish in length, and outside off. It turns away, and is cut on the bounce to point\n Rathi to Jaiswal, 2 runs another shortish ball, and moves away to finish outside off. It is whipped with great wrists, and played wide of long-on\n Rathi to Jaiswal, 1 run slower from Rathi, who gets this to dip on a length on middle and leg. Clipped to midwicket by Jaiswal\n Rathi to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs ridiculous shot! No way it should have gone that far! He even seemed to have lost his balance while pulling at this short ball around off, and the ball went hard and flat over wide long-on\n Markram to Jaiswal, 1 run on a length on leg, and turns away a bit. Nudged to deep midwicket to raise his fifty From around to Suryavanshi\n Markram to V Suryavanshi, 1 run full and slow on middle and off, and driven to long-off\n Markram to Jaiswal, 1 run swipes at this short ball on leg to deep midwicket\n Markram to V Suryavanshi, OUT is he stumped?! Pant looks confident, and the square-leg umpire refers this. Yup, the first replay confirms that Suryavanshi's back leg is juuuuust above in the air when Pant whips the bails off. It was well bowled by Markram too, who slowed it down at Suryavanshi. It was angled in, and as Suryavanshi looked to lean and push forward, he missed this ball which ended outside leg \n Markram to Rana, no run full and slow on middle, and driven back to Markram\n Markram to Rana, 1 run full again, but this is on middle and leg. Tucked towards square leg\n Thakur to Rana, no run on a length, and on off. It straightens after pitching, and is pushed to extra cover\n Thakur to Rana, 1 run fuller length, and on middle. He looked to clip, but got an inside edge wide of the keeper's right\n Thakur to Jaiswal, 1 run he walks down, and Thakur bowls it short and wide-ish of off. Eventually, Jaiswal swat-pulls to deep square leg with a tennis-batted shot\n Thakur to Rana, no run short of a length on off, and nudged to midwicket by getting slightly across\n Thakur to Rana, SIX runs top edge, and six! Short ball from Thakur, who bowled just outside off. The ball was angled in, and finished around middle, as Rana took his eyes off while looking to pull it away\n Thakur to Rana, OUT gone, taken at fine leg! This time the attempted pull finds the fielder. Another short delivery from Thakur, who bowled this around off, and got it to finish on middle again. This time Rana swivelled to pull, while not looking surprised by the length or the bounce. The ball, though, landed right in the lap of the fine-leg fielder \n Ravi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, 1 run Flatter and on a length outside off, he creams the drive to long-off with a nice stretch forward Over the wicket to Parag\n Ravi Bishnoi to Parag, 1 run Dragged down on leg stump as Parag works this to short fine leg for a run\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, 1 run Flatter length ball driftin in on Jaiswal's pads. He clips to deep backward square leg where Samad is quick onto the ball and prevents a second\n Ravi Bishnoi to Parag, 1 wide Fired fuller and down leg at 104.5kph. Pant does well to his left and saves a few extra runs\n Ravi Bishnoi to Parag, no run Lovely timing and an equally great stop by Himmat at extra cover. Fuller in length outside off, he creams the drive and a few inches to the left of the fielder, and that would have been four\n Ravi Bishnoi to Parag, no run Pushed quicker on off stump, he defends towards point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Parag, 1 run On the fuller side outside off, Parag presents the full face of the bat and drives firmly to long-off\n Prince Yadav to Parag, SIX runs Helped for six! Half-volley on Parag's pad and that is a freebie that the RR captain accepts with flee. Shuffles across and helps this over deep backward square leg\n Prince Yadav to Parag, 1 run Fuller and on the pads of Parag, who flicks this neatly to deep square leg for a run\n Prince Yadav to Jaiswal, 1 run On a length on middle and leg, he clips this neatly to wide long-on for a run. Was looking for a second there Parag, but the fielder was quick on to the ball\n Prince Yadav to Parag, no run Nails the yorker on middle and there's nothing much Parag could do but to jam it back towards the bowler\n Prince Yadav to Parag, 2 runs Backs away and works the low full toss to the left of deep midwicket for a couple of runs\n Prince Yadav to Parag, FOUR runs PUNCHED with power! Prince was aiming for the yorker again, but ends up overpitching this and Parag just holds his shape, presents the full face of the bat and goes straight over the bowler's head\n Rathi to Jaiswal, 2 runs Pushed quicker on a length just around off stump, Jaiswal drives on the up through covers for a couple of runs\n Rathi to Jaiswal, FOUR runs That goes for four despite point getting a hand on. Angles the ball on the shorter side, but the key was width. Jaiswal pounces on it and cuts it hard to the left of point. Bishnoi gets a hand, but still can't prevent the four\n Rathi to Jaiswal, 1 run Pushed quicker on leg stump, Jaiswal flat-bats to wide long-on Slip in place\n Rathi to Parag, 1 run Flatter 95kph length ball on off, he eases to long-off\n Rathi to Jaiswal, 1 run On a length drifting away from Jaiswal just around off. He stays back and pushes to long-off for a run\n Rathi to Parag, no run Keeps it wicket to wicket on middle and leg, he gets a thick inside-edge onto pad as he defends\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, no run Flatter length ball outside off, he punches to extra cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, no run Almost sneaks through. Was a quicker length ball that fizzes through on middle and gets a thick inside edge on to pad. The ball trickles close to the stumps\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, 1 run Darted on the stumps, Jaiswal gets this down to long-on Riyan Parag vs Ravi Bishnoi BALLS 19 RUNS 17 OUTS 1 SR 89.47 4s\/6s 0\/1\n Ravi Bishnoi to Parag, 2 runs Dragged down at 107.3kph on off, he pulls to the left of Badoni at deep midwicket for two\n Ravi Bishnoi to Parag, 1 run Fired in on a length on off stump, Parag eases this to long-on\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jaiswal, no run Keeps the pace up on the good length ball outside off, Jaiswal mistimes his punch to extra cover\n Prince Yadav to Parag, 1 leg bye Stifle appeal but Parag was struck well outside the line. Was a slower back of a length ball outside off. Parag steps across and lines up for a scoop\/pull over square leg. Misses and is hit on the thigh pad\n Prince Yadav to Jaiswal, 2 runs Low full toss outside off, Jaiswal drives firmly to the right of long-off for a couple of runs\n Prince Yadav to Jaiswal, no run back of a length ball angling across Jaiswal who cuts but straight to point\n Prince Yadav to Jaiswal, 1 run Excellent fuller-length ball just around off stump, Jaiswal squeezes this to the left of a diving Prince to long-on\n Prince Yadav to Parag, FOUR runs Gloved\/top-edged just over a diving Pant. Sharp back of a length ball cramping Parag for room. He ends up awkwardly pulling this and just about clears the keeper\n Prince Yadav to Parag, 1 run Low full toss on the pads of Parag, who whips this to deep backward square leg Time-out\n Avesh Khan to Parag, no run Nails the yorker after the break. Tailing back in on middle and leg, Parag just about gets his bat down in time and inside-edges this onto his pad\n Avesh Khan to Parag, SIX runs SHOT! Misses his length and goes right in Parag's arc just outside off. He gets under it and pumps this over long-on with power\n Avesh Khan to Parag, 1 run Another fuller-length delivery outside off, Parag is almost swept off his feet looking to hammer this across the line. Gets a thick inside-edge onto pad and Jaiswal sprints through for a run\n Avesh Khan to Jaiswal, FOUR runs Knee-high full toss outside off. Jaiswal gets his right leg out of the way and slices past point for four more\n Avesh Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run Nails the yorker on leg stump, Jaiswal once again clears his front leg and just about gets his bat down in time to squeeze this to mid-on for a quick run\n Avesh Khan to Parag, 1 run Low full toss on off stump that is tonked to long-off on the bounce by Parag\n Rathi to Parag, FOUR runs Gets an under-edge on it and four more to his name. Front of the hand length ball on off, he goes reverse and past short third\n Rathi to Parag, 1 run Carrom ball outside off, Parag eases to long-on for a run\n Rathi to Jaiswal, 1 run Outside edge but falls short of short third. Fuller on leg stump. Jaiswal gives himself room and swings this across the line. Loses his shape completely, but luckily for him, the ball does not go to hand\n Rathi to Parag, 1 run Flatter length ball on the stumps, Parag pushes to long-on for a run\n Rathi to Jaiswal, 1 run Fullish in length on middle stump, Jaiswal sweeps to the right of short fine leg for a run\n Rathi to Parag, no run Parag goes reverse but only manages to thump the length ball on the stumps straight to short third\n Avesh Khan to Jaiswal, OUT The middle stump is flattened and Jaiswal's innings is cut short. Nails the yorker on middle. Jaiswal backs away, looking to go offside. Is beaten for pace and Avesh is pumped up. \n Avesh Khan to Jurel, 1 run Pacy length ball at 138kph outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides to the right of deep third\n Avesh Khan to Parag, 1 run Shin-high full too around off stump, Parag whips this to the left of deep midwicket. Himmat is quick onto the ball and keeps them down to a run\n Avesh Khan to Jurel, 2 runs On a length on off stump, he pushes towards Markram's right at long-on and they get two this time around\n Avesh Khan to Jurel, 1 run Fuller in length outside off, Jurel drives to extra cover for a run\n Avesh Khan to Parag, OUT Oh, dear, Parag is struck right in front and Avesh has a second wicket for the over. Is there life in this game, yet? Nails the yorker again on off stump, Parag shuffles across and looks for a cheeky scoop. Misses and is caught bang in front. He reviews, more in hope than anything else. In fact, Parag is almost at the boundary line by the time the third umpire confirms that the ball would have missed off, missed leg and thumped into middle stump. \n Prince Yadav to Jurel, 1 run Almost another wicket. Pacy back of a length ball on chest-high. Jurel is very late on his pull and ends up splicing this to the on-side. Neither Prince nor Pant can reach to the ball in time. Prince has to reload as Hetmyer is not ready. RR need 19 in 11.\n Prince Yadav to Hetmyer, no run Nails the yorker on off stump, Hetmyer jams this back to the bowler\n Prince Yadav to Hetmyer, 2 runs Fullish in length on middle stump, he whacks this across the line to deep midwicket. Samad hares forward going for the catch and then does well to get his body behind it\n Prince Yadav to Hetmyer, FOUR runs That is a vital boundary. Low full toss well outside off. Hetmyer clears his front leg and slams this to the right of long-off\n Prince Yadav to Hetmyer, no run Oh, that is a top bouncer. Banged in short on middle and Hetmyer has to away away from the line RUNS 1375 OUTS 52 4s\/6s 91\/103 SR 196.14 AVE 26.44\n Prince Yadav to Hetmyer, FOUR runs How's Hetmyer got that for four? Almost nails another yorker does Prince, but the line is just on leg stump. Hetmyer stays deep in his crease and tickles this past short fine leg for such a vital four.\n Avesh Khan to Jurel, 1 run Nails a yorker first up on off stump, Jurel can only work that away to deep midwicket. Something wrong with the ball? Yep, the umpires are changing it. Think a part of the seam had just come off. Avesh is not happy with that. The earlier ball was reversing a touch. RR need eight off five. Win probability still heavily favouring RR. Deep backward square leg and fine leg are coming in. He has to bowl wide yorkers, isn't it?\n Avesh Khan to Hetmyer, 2 runs Leading edge to deep point and Shardul fumbles to allow a second. Full outside off, he was looking to work this across the line and skews off the outside edge. The throw comes in and Pant tries to parry the ball back onto the stumps. Misses, the gloves hit the stumps, instead.\n Avesh Khan to Hetmyer, OUT Oh, he's flicked this straight to square leg. My word, that's a great catch by Thakur. Half-volley on Hetmyer's pad, a metre left of right of square leg and that was four. Instead, he nails this to Thakur who hangs on. Hetmyer is filthy with himself. But this game has changed again \n Avesh Khan to Dubey, no run Oh, wow, he's absolutely nailed the yorker on middle. Hew can only jam this back to the bowler\n Avesh Khan to Dubey, 2 runs Straight up, straight up and Miller has dropped a relatively straightforward catch. What is happening? Knee-high full toss on off, he miscues this straight up to long-on. Miller runs forward and spills it Four to win, one ball. Can Dubey get a four? Can Avesh be LSG's hero?\n Avesh Khan to Dubey, 1 run LSG win by two runs! That is unbelievable. Fuller on the stumps, Dubey hammers this straight back at Avesh, who gets hit on the right hand. He rings his hand in pain. But that doesn't matter. What matters is that LSG have won what at one point felt like an unwinnable game. And RR... oh my word! They have lost another game which they had no business losing. LSG are not sure what's happened. Hugs all around. Zaheer Khan run in and gives Avesh a hug. Smiles all around.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Dubey","Hetmyer","Jaiswal","Jurel","Parag","Rana","V Suryavanshi"],"Runs":[3.0,12.0,74.0,6.0,39.0,8.0,34.0],"Balls_Faced":[3,7,52,5,26,7,20],"Fours":[0,2,5,0,3,0,2],"Sixes":[0,0,4,0,2,1,3],"S\/R":[100.0,171.43,142.31,120.0,150.0,114.29,170.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Thakur b Avesh Khan","b Avesh Khan","Not Out","lbw b Avesh Khan","c Avesh Khan b Thakur","st \u2020Pant b Markram"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Avesh Khan","Markram","Prince Yadav","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi","Thakur"],"Balls":[24,12,24,24,18,18],"Runs_Given":[37.0,18.0,39.0,30.0,19.0,34.0],"Wickets":[3,1,0,0,0,1],"Overs":[4.0,2.0,4.0,4.0,3.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Boult to Marsh, no run .Beaten on the flick, hits flush on the front pad but the three-quarter-length ball was .going down leg. Very sharp angle . .Mitchell Marsh vs Trent Boult .BALLS .49 .RUNS .71 .OUTS .0 .SR .144.89 .4s\/6s .7\/3\nBoult to Marsh, 1 run .Steps out to get to the pitch of the 135ks ball and chips a flick to deep square leg\nBoult to Markram, no run .138ks fullish ball on fourth, slapped to mid-off\nBoult to Markram, FOUR runs .Slower one... no, speedometer says 135ks. Was wide and full, Markram got on one knee .and reached out for a flowing horizontal-bat square drive in front of point\nBoult to Markram, FOUR runs .Cut in the same area. Length ball just inside the tramline but that's effectively short and .wide, Markram reaches out and belts it along the ground .Over the wicket\nBoult to Markram, no run .Length on off, defended to the bowler .Not sure why Boult went around the wicket and bowled wide, maybe he looked for .swing but it wasn't there\nChahar to Marsh, SIX runs .Wow, that's hit the ring on the roof! Marsh whipped the fullish ball on the pad high over .square leg. Help-along-the-way stuff\nChahar to Marsh, (no ball) .Low fully at 136ks. It's on off stump, Marsh leans forward and pushes it to mid-on. .Klaxon goes off, big no-ball from Chahar. No part of the foot on the line\nChahar to Marsh, no run .Gets away with the free hit. Chahar goes for the wide yorker, not nailed but Marsh didn't .move across. So, he was reaching out and could only toe an attempted drive to cover\nChahar to Marsh, 1 run .Similar. This is a touch fuller on the same line and Marsh jams the ball onto the ground .and it bounces high over the bowler\nChahar to Markram, no run .Three-quarter length on middle, 120ks, might've straightened off the pitch. Defended in .front\nChahar to Markram, no run .Slower length ball rises well over middle, Markram was leg side of the ball and fended .with a slightly open-faced bat. Ball goes off the edge to short third\nChahar to Markram, 1 run .Fullish ball is driven to mid-off for a quick single. Markram slips after completing the .run, the spikes seemed to have gotten stuck in the grass\nBumrah to Markram, no run .Touch back of length, sharp angle in. Beats the flick and hits just over the pad\nBumrah to Markram, no run .Hit around the box. Markram was backing away but the 134ks length ball kept following .him, beat him on the flick.\nBumrah to Markram, no run .Might've been slow, yep 123ks. Length ball on off, gets decent bounce - rises top-of- .stump height. Markram stands beside the ball and defends with the straight bat\nBumrah to Markram, OUT .Flicked straight to deep-backward square leg. Not a bowler's wicket as such but Bumrah .will take that. 141ks length ball on the pads followed Markram as he gave away the .stumps. He didn't transfer weight but timed it nicely, whipped it flat and the placement .did him in. Naman was the only fielder deep fielder on the leg side .Aiden Markram c Naman Dhir b Bumrah 9 (11b 2x4 0x6 14m) SR: 81.81\nBumrah to Pooran, no run .Length on off, defended towards cover\nBumrah to Pooran, 2 runs .Full and slow on the pads, flicked through square leg\nChahar to Marsh, FOUR runs .Full toss is clattered straight of mid-off. Around shin-high, fourth-stump line; Marsh took .a small stride towards the line and took a big swipe. Bat swipe went from fine-leg .through mid-off and finished with a flurry\nChahar to Marsh, 1 run .Low fully, might've swung away a touch, punched with a straight bat down the ground\nChahar to Pooran, no run .Looked slow. Fullish length ball on off, defended into the pitch. 121ks\nChahar to Pooran, no run .Appeal for a strangle down leg. Wide given; no, actually. Bowler excited, Rickelton isn't .convinced. No review. Shortish 124ks ball down leg went past the attempted pull\nChahar to Pooran, no run .Low fully outside off, pushed to cover\nChahar to Pooran, FOUR runs .Dhir runs to his left from deep square leg and dives forward... gets half-volleyed. The .ball grazes his palms and shoots up over him. Was a shortish ball that was pulled flat in .the air\nBumrah to Marsh, SIX runs .Slugged high and mighty! Second-tier hit over midwicket. 95 metres! Ball was a touch .fuller than length, angling in towards off, Marsh stood stall and took a swipe across the .line\nBumrah to Marsh, no run .Back to the offcutter. Back of length, lands around fifth and angles in. Bounces much .lesser than Marsh expected, goes under the bat. Marsh smiles at Bumrah\nBumrah to Marsh, 1 run .Another slower one. No, 134ks, but that looked slow. Wide on a length, Marsh tried to .caress it to deep point, bottom edged it into ground and the ball rolled through square .leg .Around to Pooran . .Nicholas Pooran vs Jasprit Bumrah .BALLS .20 .RUNS .15 .OUTS .2 .SR .75.00 .4s\/6s .2\/0\nBumrah to Pooran, 1 wide .Goes for the yorker, length's okay but it's down leg. Past the flick, to the keeper.\nBumrah to Pooran, 1 run .High-ish full toss, dips late so Bumrah gets away with the no-ball. 134ks again but that .too looked slow. Came around thigh-high and Pooran crouched while pulling it to deep .square leg\nBumrah to Marsh, 1 run .Yorker on off, jammed into the pitch with the defensive straight bat. Gets it past the .bowler\nBumrah to Pooran, 1 run .Another missed yorker. Full toss just above the boot angles in from around the wicket, .punched through mid-on\nChahar to Pooran, no run .And Pooran tries to line him up, gets beaten trying to slog sweep him into oblivion. .Length ball through fourth stump was awfully close to knocking Pooran over\nChahar to Pooran, no run .Yorker on off, slapped to mid-off. Pooran not able to get under it but powered it along .the ground .Fielders being changed. There's a deep cover now\nChahar to Pooran, 1 wide .Wide full toss lands outside the cut strip but well past the pitch. That's why it's just wide .and not a no-ball. Let go of course\nChahar to Pooran, SIX runs .Scythed over point for six. Pooran's first one in a while. There was deep-backward point .but the ball sailed to his left. Was a wide yorker at 135ks, landed just outside the crease.\nChahar to Pooran, SIX runs .To the other side this time. This looked like a half-chance at first, Boult was a few .metres in from the deep-backward point ropes. Might've had his weight to the left but .then realised he had to change direction. He reached out his with his right hand but the .ball sailed. Was another wide yorker that was square driven aerially. The bat face was .fully open and then twisted up further on impact\nChahar to Pooran, SIX runs .Change of plan from Chahar and Pooran's ready for it. Into the pitch just outside off, .Pooran stands tall and pulls it hard over midwicket. Big six\nChahar to Pooran, 1 run .Full on off, worked to long-on. 137ks .MI take the timeout\nJacks to Pooran, OUT .Strikes first ball!. The field spread after the powerplay and SKY is pumped after taking a .running catch from long-off. He went left, lunged and fell forward in follow-through with .ball in hand. Was a hit-me ball though. Looped into the slot from around the wicket, was .driven through the line. .Nicholas Pooran c Yadav b Jacks 27 (15b 1x4 3x6 19m) SR: 180\nJacks to Pant, FOUR runs .Quicker fullish length ball on fifth, skiddy and flat, Pant edges a cut through where first .slip would've been\nJacks to Pant, OUT .Pant's horror run continues, he's lobbed a reverse sweep to short third. Jacks bags .another leftie. Was a loopy offbreak on a fullish length, landed around leg. Pant .premeditated, went across, might've gotten too far inside the line and got the edge. .Karn, the catcher, runs rampant as do MI. Pant smiles in resignation with Zaheer after .getting into the dugout .Rishabh Pant c Sharma b Jacks 4 (2b 1x4 0x6 2m) SR: 200\nJacks to Badoni, 1 run .Fullish at the stumps, flicked through midwicket\nJacks to Marsh, 1 run .Shortish on leg, skiddy again, pulled into the ground. Goes to deep-backward square. .97ks\nJacks to Badoni, 1 run .Fine leg is back and Jacks continues to fire it in at leg stump. 88ks but it looked quicker. .Badoni is across to off stump, got on one knee and paddled it through leg slip\nKarn to Badoni, 1 run .Fullish length ball on middle turns away a touch, punched off the back foot to point\nKarn to Marsh, 1 leg bye .Fullish on leg, 91ks, beats the flick and deflects off the pad to short third\nKarn to Badoni, 2 runs .Dances down and gets it on the low full toss. The 88ks ball is well outside off and is .driven through cover. Along the ground, good stop in the deep\nKarn to Badoni, 1 run .Dances down again. Gets followed and yorked, driven to wide long-off\nKarn to Marsh, 1 run .Wide and short, 91ks, gets turn away again. Would've been wide had Marsh left it. He .reaches out and slaps it hard, finds long-off\nKarn to Badoni, no run .Fullish on middle, Badoni slides his back leg leg side to drive to cover\nHardik to Marsh, FOUR runs .Half-tracker is pulled from wide outside off. Offcutter spun in a touch, rose around .thigh-high and Marsh had a lot of time to whack it wide of mid-on\nHardik to Marsh, FOUR runs .Through point this time. Pandya goes length for this slower ball, Marsh waits for the ball .to just pass him before cutting hard. It went behind point in fact\nHardik to Marsh, no run .Goes again, misses. The fullish ball was just inside the tramline. Slower again, no .deviation on this offcutter. Marsh slashed hard, wanted to go through point but the ball .bounced above his swing\nHardik to Marsh, 1 run .Wide yorker with pace on, drilled to deep cover. 132ks\nHardik to Badoni, 1 run .Length on fourth, sharp angle in. 122ks. Caresses a square drive off the back foot to .deep point\nHardik to Marsh, no run .Marsh walks towards the wide bouncer before letting it go. It was well outside the .tramline but the ump doesn't call it wide. No review from LSG .Should Rishabh Pant relinquish LSG captaincy? .7.0K votes .What!? Are you serious? .Yes please, high time\nKarn to Badoni, SIX runs .Makes room and thumps it over the bowler. Karn tried following him with a 91ks .legbreak, it landed too full. Badoni got on one knee and essentially swept it. 85 metres .far\nKarn to Badoni, SIX runs .Over extra this time. Made room early again, got on one knee and drove high. Ball was .on the fuller side of length around middle, was spinning away, so it was hit with the turn\nKarn to Badoni, 1 run .Full at the stumps, worked to long-on\nKarn to Marsh, 1 run .Marsh misses out. The fullish ball was darted down leg, swept hard but deep fine leg is .fine. Marsh finds him\nKarn to Badoni, FOUR runs .Badoni made room again, so Karn went wide outside off this time. Slow legbreak on a .length spun close to thetramline, Badoni ran back and cut it. Bottom hand came off but .the ball raced through point\nKarn to Badoni, 2 runs .Inside out again, not middled but falls safely in the outfield. Was a length ball just .outside off to which a premeditated shot was played .113 needed off 60. Ashsish will take you through","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs LSG, 45th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Boult to Marsh, no run Beaten on the flick, hits flush on the front pad but the three-quarter-length ball was going down leg. Very sharp angle Mitchell Marsh vs Trent Boult BALLS 49 RUNS 71 OUTS 0 SR 144.89 4s\/6s 7\/3\n Boult to Marsh, 1 run Steps out to get to the pitch of the 135ks ball and chips a flick to deep square leg\n Boult to Markram, no run 138ks fullish ball on fourth, slapped to mid-off\n Boult to Markram, FOUR runs Slower one... no, speedometer says 135ks. Was wide and full, Markram got on one knee and reached out for a flowing horizontal-bat square drive in front of point\n Boult to Markram, FOUR runs Cut in the same area. Length ball just inside the tramline but that's effectively short and wide, Markram reaches out and belts it along the ground Over the wicket\n Boult to Markram, no run Length on off, defended to the bowler Not sure why Boult went around the wicket and bowled wide, maybe he looked for swing but it wasn't there\n Chahar to Marsh, SIX runs Wow, that's hit the ring on the roof! Marsh whipped the fullish ball on the pad high over square leg. Help-along-the-way stuff\n Low fully at 136ks. It's on off stump, Marsh leans forward and pushes it to mid-on. Klaxon goes off, big no-ball from Chahar. No part of the foot on the line\n Chahar to Marsh, no run Gets away with the free hit. Chahar goes for the wide yorker, not nailed but Marsh didn't move across. So, he was reaching out and could only toe an attempted drive to cover\n Chahar to Marsh, 1 run Similar. This is a touch fuller on the same line and Marsh jams the ball onto the ground and it bounces high over the bowler\n Chahar to Markram, no run Three-quarter length on middle, 120ks, might've straightened off the pitch. Defended in front\n Chahar to Markram, no run Slower length ball rises well over middle, Markram was leg side of the ball and fended with a slightly open-faced bat. Ball goes off the edge to short third\n Chahar to Markram, 1 run Fullish ball is driven to mid-off for a quick single. Markram slips after completing the run, the spikes seemed to have gotten stuck in the grass\n Bumrah to Markram, no run Touch back of length, sharp angle in. Beats the flick and hits just over the pad\n Bumrah to Markram, no run Hit around the box. Markram was backing away but the 134ks length ball kept following him, beat him on the flick.\n Bumrah to Markram, no run Might've been slow, yep 123ks. Length ball on off, gets decent bounce - rises top-of-stump height. Markram stands beside the ball and defends with the straight bat\n Bumrah to Markram, OUT Flicked straight to deep-backward square leg. Not a bowler's wicket as such but Bumrah will take that. 141ks length ball on the pads followed Markram as he gave away the stumps. He didn't transfer weight but timed it nicely, whipped it flat and the placement did him in. Naman was the only fielder deep fielder on the leg side \n Bumrah to Pooran, no run Length on off, defended towards cover\n Bumrah to Pooran, 2 runs Full and slow on the pads, flicked through square leg\n Chahar to Marsh, FOUR runs Full toss is clattered straight of mid-off. Around shin-high, fourth-stump line; Marsh took a small stride towards the line and took a big swipe. Bat swipe went from fine-leg through mid-off and finished with a flurry\n Chahar to Marsh, 1 run Low fully, might've swung away a touch, punched with a straight bat down the ground\n Chahar to Pooran, no run Looked slow. Fullish length ball on off, defended into the pitch. 121ks\n Chahar to Pooran, no run Appeal for a strangle down leg. Wide given; no, actually. Bowler excited, Rickelton isn't convinced. No review. Shortish 124ks ball down leg went past the attempted pull\n Chahar to Pooran, no run Low fully outside off, pushed to cover\n Chahar to Pooran, FOUR runs Dhir runs to his left from deep square leg and dives forward... gets half-volleyed. The ball grazes his palms and shoots up over him. Was a shortish ball that was pulled flat in the air\n Bumrah to Marsh, SIX runs Slugged high and mighty! Second-tier hit over midwicket. 95 metres! Ball was a touch fuller than length, angling in towards off, Marsh stood stall and took a swipe across the line\n Bumrah to Marsh, no run Back to the offcutter. Back of length, lands around fifth and angles in. Bounces much lesser than Marsh expected, goes under the bat. Marsh smiles at Bumrah\n Bumrah to Marsh, 1 run Another slower one. No, 134ks, but that looked slow. Wide on a length, Marsh tried to caress it to deep point, bottom edged it into ground and the ball rolled through square leg Around to Pooran Nicholas Pooran vs Jasprit Bumrah BALLS 20 RUNS 15 OUTS 2 SR 75.00 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Bumrah to Pooran, 1 wide Goes for the yorker, length's okay but it's down leg. Past the flick, to the keeper.\n Bumrah to Pooran, 1 run High-ish full toss, dips late so Bumrah gets away with the no-ball. 134ks again but that too looked slow. Came around thigh-high and Pooran crouched while pulling it to deep square leg\n Bumrah to Marsh, 1 run Yorker on off, jammed into the pitch with the defensive straight bat. Gets it past the bowler\n Bumrah to Pooran, 1 run Another missed yorker. Full toss just above the boot angles in from around the wicket, punched through mid-on\n Chahar to Pooran, no run And Pooran tries to line him up, gets beaten trying to slog sweep him into oblivion. Length ball through fourth stump was awfully close to knocking Pooran over\n Chahar to Pooran, no run Yorker on off, slapped to mid-off. Pooran not able to get under it but powered it along the ground Fielders being changed. There's a deep cover now\n Chahar to Pooran, 1 wide Wide full toss lands outside the cut strip but well past the pitch. That's why it's just wide and not a no-ball. Let go of course\n Chahar to Pooran, SIX runs Scythed over point for six. Pooran's first one in a while. There was deep-backward point but the ball sailed to his left. Was a wide yorker at 135ks, landed just outside the crease.\n Chahar to Pooran, SIX runs To the other side this time. This looked like a half-chance at first, Boult was a few metres in from the deep-backward point ropes. Might've had his weight to the left but then realised he had to change direction. He reached out his with his right hand but the ball sailed. Was another wide yorker that was square driven aerially. The bat face was fully open and then twisted up further on impact\n Chahar to Pooran, SIX runs Change of plan from Chahar and Pooran's ready for it. Into the pitch just outside off, Pooran stands tall and pulls it hard over midwicket. Big six\n Chahar to Pooran, 1 run Full on off, worked to long-on. 137ks MI take the timeout\n Jacks to Pooran, OUT Strikes first ball!. The field spread after the powerplay and SKY is pumped after taking a running catch from long-off. He went left, lunged and fell forward in follow-through with ball in hand. Was a hit-me ball though. Looped into the slot from around the wicket, was driven through the line. \n Jacks to Pant, FOUR runs Quicker fullish length ball on fifth, skiddy and flat, Pant edges a cut through where first slip would've been\n Jacks to Pant, OUT Pant's horror run continues, he's lobbed a reverse sweep to short third. Jacks bags another leftie. Was a loopy offbreak on a fullish length, landed around leg. Pant premeditated, went across, might've gotten too far inside the line and got the edge. Karn, the catcher, runs rampant as do MI. Pant smiles in resignation with Zaheer after getting into the dugout \n Jacks to Badoni, 1 run Fullish at the stumps, flicked through midwicket\n Jacks to Marsh, 1 run Shortish on leg, skiddy again, pulled into the ground. Goes to deep-backward square. 97ks\n Jacks to Badoni, 1 run Fine leg is back and Jacks continues to fire it in at leg stump. 88ks but it looked quicker. Badoni is across to off stump, got on one knee and paddled it through leg slip\n Karn to Badoni, 1 run Fullish length ball on middle turns away a touch, punched off the back foot to point\n Karn to Marsh, 1 leg bye Fullish on leg, 91ks, beats the flick and deflects off the pad to short third\n Karn to Badoni, 2 runs Dances down and gets it on the low full toss. The 88ks ball is well outside off and is driven through cover. Along the ground, good stop in the deep\n Karn to Badoni, 1 run Dances down again. Gets followed and yorked, driven to wide long-off\n Karn to Marsh, 1 run Wide and short, 91ks, gets turn away again. Would've been wide had Marsh left it. He reaches out and slaps it hard, finds long-off\n Karn to Badoni, no run Fullish on middle, Badoni slides his back leg leg side to drive to cover\n Hardik to Marsh, FOUR runs Half-tracker is pulled from wide outside off. Offcutter spun in a touch, rose around thigh-high and Marsh had a lot of time to whack it wide of mid-on\n Hardik to Marsh, FOUR runs Through point this time. Pandya goes length for this slower ball, Marsh waits for the ball to just pass him before cutting hard. It went behind point in fact\n Hardik to Marsh, no run Goes again, misses. The fullish ball was just inside the tramline. Slower again, no deviation on this offcutter. Marsh slashed hard, wanted to go through point but the ball bounced above his swing\n Hardik to Marsh, 1 run Wide yorker with pace on, drilled to deep cover. 132ks\n Hardik to Badoni, 1 run Length on fourth, sharp angle in. 122ks. Caresses a square drive off the back foot to deep point\n Hardik to Marsh, no run Marsh walks towards the wide bouncer before letting it go. It was well outside the tramline but the ump doesn't call it wide. No review from LSG Should Rishabh Pant relinquish LSG captaincy? 7.0K votes What!? Are you serious? Yes please, high time\n Karn to Badoni, SIX runs Makes room and thumps it over the bowler. Karn tried following him with a 91ks legbreak, it landed too full. Badoni got on one knee and essentially swept it. 85 metres far\n Karn to Badoni, SIX runs Over extra this time. Made room early again, got on one knee and drove high. Ball was on the fuller side of length around middle, was spinning away, so it was hit with the turn\n Karn to Badoni, 1 run Full at the stumps, worked to long-on\n Karn to Marsh, 1 run Marsh misses out. The fullish ball was darted down leg, swept hard but deep fine leg is fine. Marsh finds him\n Karn to Badoni, FOUR runs Badoni made room again, so Karn went wide outside off this time. Slow legbreak on a length spun close to thetramline, Badoni ran back and cut it. Bottom hand came off but the ball raced through point\n Karn to Badoni, 2 runs Inside out again, not middled but falls safely in the outfield. Was a length ball just outside off to which a premeditated shot was played 113 needed off 60. 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Very sharp angle . .Mitchell Marsh vs Trent Boult .BALLS .49 .RUNS .71 .OUTS .0 .SR .144.89 .4s\/6s .7\/3\nBoult to Marsh, 1 run .Steps out to get to the pitch of the 135ks ball and chips a flick to deep square leg\nBoult to Markram, no run .138ks fullish ball on fourth, slapped to mid-off\nBoult to Markram, FOUR runs .Slower one... no, speedometer says 135ks. Was wide and full, Markram got on one knee .and reached out for a flowing horizontal-bat square drive in front of point\nBoult to Markram, FOUR runs .Cut in the same area. Length ball just inside the tramline but that's effectively short and .wide, Markram reaches out and belts it along the ground .Over the wicket\nBoult to Markram, no run .Length on off, defended to the bowler .Not sure why Boult went around the wicket and bowled wide, maybe he looked for .swing but it wasn't there\nChahar to Marsh, SIX runs .Wow, that's hit the ring on the roof! Marsh whipped the fullish ball on the pad high over .square leg. Help-along-the-way stuff\nChahar to Marsh, (no ball) .Low fully at 136ks. It's on off stump, Marsh leans forward and pushes it to mid-on. .Klaxon goes off, big no-ball from Chahar. No part of the foot on the line\nChahar to Marsh, no run .Gets away with the free hit. Chahar goes for the wide yorker, not nailed but Marsh didn't .move across. So, he was reaching out and could only toe an attempted drive to cover\nChahar to Marsh, 1 run .Similar. This is a touch fuller on the same line and Marsh jams the ball onto the ground .and it bounces high over the bowler\nChahar to Markram, no run .Three-quarter length on middle, 120ks, might've straightened off the pitch. Defended in .front\nChahar to Markram, no run .Slower length ball rises well over middle, Markram was leg side of the ball and fended .with a slightly open-faced bat. Ball goes off the edge to short third\nChahar to Markram, 1 run .Fullish ball is driven to mid-off for a quick single. Markram slips after completing the .run, the spikes seemed to have gotten stuck in the grass\nBumrah to Markram, no run .Touch back of length, sharp angle in. Beats the flick and hits just over the pad\nBumrah to Markram, no run .Hit around the box. Markram was backing away but the 134ks length ball kept following .him, beat him on the flick.\nBumrah to Markram, no run .Might've been slow, yep 123ks. Length ball on off, gets decent bounce - rises top-of- .stump height. Markram stands beside the ball and defends with the straight bat\nBumrah to Markram, OUT .Flicked straight to deep-backward square leg. Not a bowler's wicket as such but Bumrah .will take that. 141ks length ball on the pads followed Markram as he gave away the .stumps. He didn't transfer weight but timed it nicely, whipped it flat and the placement .did him in. Naman was the only fielder deep fielder on the leg side .Aiden Markram c Naman Dhir b Bumrah 9 (11b 2x4 0x6 14m) SR: 81.81\nBumrah to Pooran, no run .Length on off, defended towards cover\nBumrah to Pooran, 2 runs .Full and slow on the pads, flicked through square leg\nChahar to Marsh, FOUR runs .Full toss is clattered straight of mid-off. Around shin-high, fourth-stump line; Marsh took .a small stride towards the line and took a big swipe. Bat swipe went from fine-leg .through mid-off and finished with a flurry\nChahar to Marsh, 1 run .Low fully, might've swung away a touch, punched with a straight bat down the ground\nChahar to Pooran, no run .Looked slow. Fullish length ball on off, defended into the pitch. 121ks\nChahar to Pooran, no run .Appeal for a strangle down leg. Wide given; no, actually. Bowler excited, Rickelton isn't .convinced. No review. Shortish 124ks ball down leg went past the attempted pull\nChahar to Pooran, no run .Low fully outside off, pushed to cover\nChahar to Pooran, FOUR runs .Dhir runs to his left from deep square leg and dives forward... gets half-volleyed. The .ball grazes his palms and shoots up over him. Was a shortish ball that was pulled flat in .the air\nBumrah to Marsh, SIX runs .Slugged high and mighty! Second-tier hit over midwicket. 95 metres! Ball was a touch .fuller than length, angling in towards off, Marsh stood stall and took a swipe across the .line\nBumrah to Marsh, no run .Back to the offcutter. Back of length, lands around fifth and angles in. Bounces much .lesser than Marsh expected, goes under the bat. Marsh smiles at Bumrah\nBumrah to Marsh, 1 run .Another slower one. No, 134ks, but that looked slow. Wide on a length, Marsh tried to .caress it to deep point, bottom edged it into ground and the ball rolled through square .leg .Around to Pooran . .Nicholas Pooran vs Jasprit Bumrah .BALLS .20 .RUNS .15 .OUTS .2 .SR .75.00 .4s\/6s .2\/0\nBumrah to Pooran, 1 wide .Goes for the yorker, length's okay but it's down leg. Past the flick, to the keeper.\nBumrah to Pooran, 1 run .High-ish full toss, dips late so Bumrah gets away with the no-ball. 134ks again but that .too looked slow. Came around thigh-high and Pooran crouched while pulling it to deep .square leg\nBumrah to Marsh, 1 run .Yorker on off, jammed into the pitch with the defensive straight bat. Gets it past the .bowler\nBumrah to Pooran, 1 run .Another missed yorker. Full toss just above the boot angles in from around the wicket, .punched through mid-on\nChahar to Pooran, no run .And Pooran tries to line him up, gets beaten trying to slog sweep him into oblivion. .Length ball through fourth stump was awfully close to knocking Pooran over\nChahar to Pooran, no run .Yorker on off, slapped to mid-off. Pooran not able to get under it but powered it along .the ground .Fielders being changed. There's a deep cover now\nChahar to Pooran, 1 wide .Wide full toss lands outside the cut strip but well past the pitch. That's why it's just wide .and not a no-ball. Let go of course\nChahar to Pooran, SIX runs .Scythed over point for six. Pooran's first one in a while. There was deep-backward point .but the ball sailed to his left. Was a wide yorker at 135ks, landed just outside the crease.\nChahar to Pooran, SIX runs .To the other side this time. This looked like a half-chance at first, Boult was a few .metres in from the deep-backward point ropes. Might've had his weight to the left but .then realised he had to change direction. He reached out his with his right hand but the .ball sailed. Was another wide yorker that was square driven aerially. The bat face was .fully open and then twisted up further on impact\nChahar to Pooran, SIX runs .Change of plan from Chahar and Pooran's ready for it. Into the pitch just outside off, .Pooran stands tall and pulls it hard over midwicket. Big six\nChahar to Pooran, 1 run .Full on off, worked to long-on. 137ks .MI take the timeout\nJacks to Pooran, OUT .Strikes first ball!. The field spread after the powerplay and SKY is pumped after taking a .running catch from long-off. He went left, lunged and fell forward in follow-through with .ball in hand. Was a hit-me ball though. Looped into the slot from around the wicket, was .driven through the line. .Nicholas Pooran c Yadav b Jacks 27 (15b 1x4 3x6 19m) SR: 180\nJacks to Pant, FOUR runs .Quicker fullish length ball on fifth, skiddy and flat, Pant edges a cut through where first .slip would've been\nJacks to Pant, OUT .Pant's horror run continues, he's lobbed a reverse sweep to short third. Jacks bags .another leftie. Was a loopy offbreak on a fullish length, landed around leg. Pant .premeditated, went across, might've gotten too far inside the line and got the edge. .Karn, the catcher, runs rampant as do MI. Pant smiles in resignation with Zaheer after .getting into the dugout .Rishabh Pant c Sharma b Jacks 4 (2b 1x4 0x6 2m) SR: 200\nJacks to Badoni, 1 run .Fullish at the stumps, flicked through midwicket\nJacks to Marsh, 1 run .Shortish on leg, skiddy again, pulled into the ground. Goes to deep-backward square. .97ks\nJacks to Badoni, 1 run .Fine leg is back and Jacks continues to fire it in at leg stump. 88ks but it looked quicker. .Badoni is across to off stump, got on one knee and paddled it through leg slip\nKarn to Badoni, 1 run .Fullish length ball on middle turns away a touch, punched off the back foot to point\nKarn to Marsh, 1 leg bye .Fullish on leg, 91ks, beats the flick and deflects off the pad to short third\nKarn to Badoni, 2 runs .Dances down and gets it on the low full toss. The 88ks ball is well outside off and is .driven through cover. Along the ground, good stop in the deep\nKarn to Badoni, 1 run .Dances down again. Gets followed and yorked, driven to wide long-off\nKarn to Marsh, 1 run .Wide and short, 91ks, gets turn away again. Would've been wide had Marsh left it. He .reaches out and slaps it hard, finds long-off\nKarn to Badoni, no run .Fullish on middle, Badoni slides his back leg leg side to drive to cover\nHardik to Marsh, FOUR runs .Half-tracker is pulled from wide outside off. Offcutter spun in a touch, rose around .thigh-high and Marsh had a lot of time to whack it wide of mid-on\nHardik to Marsh, FOUR runs .Through point this time. Pandya goes length for this slower ball, Marsh waits for the ball .to just pass him before cutting hard. It went behind point in fact\nHardik to Marsh, no run .Goes again, misses. The fullish ball was just inside the tramline. Slower again, no .deviation on this offcutter. Marsh slashed hard, wanted to go through point but the ball .bounced above his swing\nHardik to Marsh, 1 run .Wide yorker with pace on, drilled to deep cover. 132ks\nHardik to Badoni, 1 run .Length on fourth, sharp angle in. 122ks. Caresses a square drive off the back foot to .deep point\nHardik to Marsh, no run .Marsh walks towards the wide bouncer before letting it go. It was well outside the .tramline but the ump doesn't call it wide. No review from LSG .Should Rishabh Pant relinquish LSG captaincy? .7.0K votes .What!? Are you serious? .Yes please, high time\nKarn to Badoni, SIX runs .Makes room and thumps it over the bowler. Karn tried following him with a 91ks .legbreak, it landed too full. Badoni got on one knee and essentially swept it. 85 metres .far\nKarn to Badoni, SIX runs .Over extra this time. Made room early again, got on one knee and drove high. Ball was .on the fuller side of length around middle, was spinning away, so it was hit with the turn\nKarn to Badoni, 1 run .Full at the stumps, worked to long-on\nKarn to Marsh, 1 run .Marsh misses out. The fullish ball was darted down leg, swept hard but deep fine leg is .fine. Marsh finds him\nKarn to Badoni, FOUR runs .Badoni made room again, so Karn went wide outside off this time. Slow legbreak on a .length spun close to thetramline, Badoni ran back and cut it. Bottom hand came off but .the ball raced through point\nKarn to Badoni, 2 runs .Inside out again, not middled but falls safely in the outfield. Was a length ball just .outside off to which a premeditated shot was played .113 needed off 60. Ashsish will take you through\nCorbin Bosch to Marsh, no run .Fullish in length on middle and leg, he squeezes it to short fine leg\nCorbin Bosch to Marsh, 1 run .Fullish on leg stump, Marsh pushes towards long-on for a run\nCorbin Bosch to Badoni, no run .Knee-high full toss at 142.4kph on off, he drives but straight to extra cover for a run\nCorbin Bosch to Badoni, no run .Another dot ball. Badoni backs away but Bosch follows him outside leg stump, .cramping him for room. Badoni can only carve this to backward point\nCorbin Bosch to Badoni, FOUR runs .A very important boundary from Badoni. Was a fuller-length ball on off stump. Badoni .jumps right across and scoops this to the fine leg fence\nCorbin Bosch to Badoni, 1 run .Six from Bosch's first over. Was a yorker on leg stump, which Badoni flicked to deep .midwicket\nBoult to Badoni, 1 run .Slower short of a good length ball angling across Badoni, who cuts this to deep point for .a run\nBoult to Marsh, OUT .Straight up and Marsh's sprightly knock has come to an end. That's such an important .wicket. Slower short of a length ball at 116.6kph angling across Marsh. That meant the .batter had to reach for it and couldn't control his pull. Gets a top edge that spoons .straight up and dep square leg rushes it to take a comfortable catch .Mitchell Marsh c Tilak Varma b Boult 34 (24b 3x4 2x6 57m) SR: 141.66\nBoult to Miller, no run .On-pace length ball just outside off, Miller prods forward and punches to mid-off\nBoult to Miller, no run .On a length on off and middle, he pushes towards covers\nBoult to Miller, 1 run .Good length ball outside off stump, he cuts this to Bumrah at deep third for a run\nBoult to Badoni, 1 run .Slower offcutter at 116kph angling across Badoni, who cuts this to deep point. Just .three of the over.\nJacks to Badoni, 1 run .Flatter good length ball on off stump, he miscues his pull to long-on\nJacks to Miller, FOUR runs .Oh, dear, Surya has a mess of that! Tossed up on off stump, he backs away and .mistimes his chip to Surya. He initially goes for the catch, then stops and eventually .can't prevent the boundary\nJacks to Miller, no run .Big turn for Jacks. Floated on off, turning away from Miller's outside edge.\nJacks to Miller, 2 runs .Tossed up outside off, he drives this uppishly over covers for a couple of runs\nJacks to Miller, no run .Yorker on leg stump, Miller squeezes this back to the bowler.\nJacks to Miller, FOUR runs .Hard hit, straight hit, four runs! Miller backs away and Jacks follows him, but Miller is .upto the task. He goes through the shot and more importantly targets the straight .boundary over the bowler's head\nCorbin Bosch to Badoni, 1 run .Low full toss on middle and leg stump, he whisks this to wide long-on .Around\nCorbin Bosch to Miller, 2 runs .Another low full toss on leg stump, he works this to the right of deep backward square .leg for a couple of runs\nCorbin Bosch to Miller, 2 runs .A third low full toss on the bounce well outside off. Miller bunts this over extra cover for .two more.\nCorbin Bosch to Miller, FOUR runs .Miller cashes in! Shin-high full toss well outside off. Miller stays still and thumps him .straight over the non-striker's head\nCorbin Bosch to Miller, 1 wide .Reload! Wayward length ball well down leg. Rickelton does well with a sprawling dive to .his right\nCorbin Bosch to Miller, 1 run .Tonked back and Bosch gets a finger on it. That's about it. Was a good length ball .outside off, he clobbers this back over the bowler's head who parries to long-off\nCorbin Bosch to Badoni, no run .Is that a wide? Nope. Badoni was looking for it, the umpire's hands stay down. Length .ball down leg, Badoni looks for a scoop and misses. Wait, wait! He didn't miss it. .Replays suggest there was a thin edge through to the keeper but no one appealed\nBoult to Miller, 1 run .Nails the yorker on leg stump, Miller digs this to long-on\nBoult to Badoni, OUT .Another one bites the dust! Slower short of a length ball on off. Badoni backs away and .looks to carve this over point\/short third. The lack of pace however does not allow him .any power behind the shot and taps this straight to point .Ayush Badoni c Jacks b Boult 35 (22b 2x4 2x6 35m) SR: 159.09\nBoult to Abdul Samad, 1 run .Fuller in length on middle stump, he works this to long-on\nBoult to Miller, 1 run .Full on middle and leg stump, Miller backs away and pushes to long-on\nBoult to Abdul Samad, 1 leg bye .Another solid yorker from Boult. On leg stump, Samad misses the flick and wears it on .the pad\nBoult to Miller, 2 runs .Low full toss on Miller's pad, he works this to the left of deep midwicket for a couple of .runs.\nBumrah to Abdul Samad, 1 run .Fuller in length on off stump, he whisks it to deep midwicket\nBumrah to Miller, OUT .Bumrah comes back and removes Miller. Is that the end for LSG? Miller backs away .but Bumrah follows him. It is a shin-high full toss that Miller flicks. He gets it on the .higher part of the blade and the ball spoons straight up. Bosch goes reverse-cup and .takes it comfortably at deep midwicket .David Miller c Bosch b Bumrah 24 (16b 3x4 0x6 18m) SR: 150\nBumrah to Ravi Bishnoi, no run .Nails the yorker on off stump, he squeezes this to point\nBumrah to Ravi Bishnoi, 1 run .Low full toss at pace on off stump, he works this to the right of long-on for a run\nBumrah to Abdul Samad, OUT .The slow dipping yorker of Bumrah does Samad all in! Such a special delivery from a .special bowler. Slower offcutter at 122kph on middle, Samad is through the shot waaay .too early and sees his middle stump pushed back. Bumrah wheels away in celebration. .Abdul Samad b Bumrah 2 (4b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 50\nBumrah to Avesh Khan, OUT .An upward shift of 20kph on that previous ball. It's a yorker one more time and this .time the ball hits off pole. Oh, man, what a bowler! Yorker on the base of off stump, .there is nothing Avesh could do. .Avesh Khan b Bumrah 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nCorbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, no run .length ball outside off, he laces the drive but straight to mid-off\nCorbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, SIX runs .BANG! Back of a length ball on middle and leg, he gets across and pulls this with .authority over deep backward square leg\nCorbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, no run .Bangs this halfway down and beats Bishnoi. On middle and leg, he was looking to ramp .this fine, misses.\nCorbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, no run .There is an appeal for caught behind, not given and this time MI have reviewed. Back of .a length ball on middle, he looks for a swish across the line. Connects at thin air. MI lose .a review.\nCorbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, no run .Another back of a length ball on off, Bishnoi was looking to bosh it away again, and .misses, again\nCorbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, no run .On a good length on off stump, Bishnoi punches to extra cover\nBumrah to Prince Yadav, no run .That's well watched by Prince Yadav. Bumrah went the slow yorker way at 111kph on .middle and leg stump. Prince made sure to bring the full face of the bat in front and .defend\nBumrah to Prince Yadav, no run .Shin-high full toss on off, he pushes to cover\nBumrah to Prince Yadav, 1 run .And now the sharp bouncer aiming for Prince's ribs. He his hit on the glove as he looks .to fend this away. Wrings his hand in pain\nBumrah to Ravi Bishnoi, no run .Nails the yorker again on off and middle, squeezed to covers\nBumrah to Ravi Bishnoi, no run .Banged in short at pace on middle stump at 130kph, Bishnoi ducks under\nBumrah to Ravi Bishnoi, SIX runs .Well, hello! Is that the shot of Bishnoi's career? And isn't he pleased! Gets a length ball .on off stump, Bishnoi gets in position and thumps Bumrah over long-on. There is a fist .pump, and another as the camera pans to the LSG dugout. A few smiles there as well. .Pant looks on perplexed\nCorbin Bosch to Prince Yadav, no run .Swish and a miss! Hang on, MI have reviewed for a caught behind. On a length on leg .stump. Prince gives himself room and looks to tonk this away. Was there any bat there? .Nope, the ball hits Prince's pad through to the keeper. MI are out of reviews.\nCorbin Bosch to Prince Yadav, 1 wide .Fuller in length and well down leg. Called a wide .Around\nCorbin Bosch to Prince Yadav, 1 run .Yorker angling across the batter on off, he digs this out .Over the wicket\nCorbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, no run .Another pinpoint yorker on off stump, Bishnoi somehow gets his bat down in time and .digs this out\nCorbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, no run .Slower short of a length ball on middle, Bishnoi is way too early into his pull and misses\nCorbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, OUT .A maiden IPL wicket for Bosch and isn't he delighted! A 133.8kph yorker heading for .middle stump. Bishnoi looks to go across the line, is nowhere near it and sees his .stumps in a mess. Bosch is ecstatic, the crowd is ecstatic and MI are on the verge of a .fifth straight win .Ravi Bishnoi b Bosch 13 (14b 0x4 2x6 17m) SR: 92.85\nCorbin Bosch to Rathi, 1 wide .A high full toss well down leg, Rickelton does so well to dive to his left and save a few .extra runs\nCorbin Bosch to Rathi, no run .Hard length on off stump, he gets a thick inside-edge onto pad. Bosch ends his spell .with 1 for 26\nBoult to Prince Yadav, no run .Yorker on middle stump, he somehow digs it out\nBoult to Prince Yadav, 1 run .Back of a length ball on off, he stays leg side of the ball and pushes to point for a run\nBoult to Rathi, 1 run .Low full toss angling across the batter who throws his hands at it and gets it down to .deep point .Around\nBoult to Prince Yadav, no run .Slower short of a length ball around his ribs on leg stump. He defends\nBoult to Prince Yadav, 1 run .On a length on middle and leg, he ticks this to the on-side\nBoult to Rathi, OUT .A sensational way to end the innings and this is MI's fifth straight win this year. This is .also the 150th victory for MI in the IPL, the first time for any team in the league. And it's .fitting Boult gets that final wicket. Angles the on-pace length ball on middle and leg. .Rathi misses and his stumps are rattled. .Digvesh Rathi b Boult 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 33.33","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs LSG, 45th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Boult to Marsh, no run Beaten on the flick, hits flush on the front pad but the three-quarter-length ball was going down leg. Very sharp angle Mitchell Marsh vs Trent Boult BALLS 49 RUNS 71 OUTS 0 SR 144.89 4s\/6s 7\/3\n Boult to Marsh, 1 run Steps out to get to the pitch of the 135ks ball and chips a flick to deep square leg\n Boult to Markram, no run 138ks fullish ball on fourth, slapped to mid-off\n Boult to Markram, FOUR runs Slower one... no, speedometer says 135ks. Was wide and full, Markram got on one knee and reached out for a flowing horizontal-bat square drive in front of point\n Boult to Markram, FOUR runs Cut in the same area. Length ball just inside the tramline but that's effectively short and wide, Markram reaches out and belts it along the ground Over the wicket\n Boult to Markram, no run Length on off, defended to the bowler Not sure why Boult went around the wicket and bowled wide, maybe he looked for swing but it wasn't there\n Chahar to Marsh, SIX runs Wow, that's hit the ring on the roof! Marsh whipped the fullish ball on the pad high over square leg. Help-along-the-way stuff\n Low fully at 136ks. It's on off stump, Marsh leans forward and pushes it to mid-on. Klaxon goes off, big no-ball from Chahar. No part of the foot on the line\n Chahar to Marsh, no run Gets away with the free hit. Chahar goes for the wide yorker, not nailed but Marsh didn't move across. So, he was reaching out and could only toe an attempted drive to cover\n Chahar to Marsh, 1 run Similar. This is a touch fuller on the same line and Marsh jams the ball onto the ground and it bounces high over the bowler\n Chahar to Markram, no run Three-quarter length on middle, 120ks, might've straightened off the pitch. Defended in front\n Chahar to Markram, no run Slower length ball rises well over middle, Markram was leg side of the ball and fended with a slightly open-faced bat. Ball goes off the edge to short third\n Chahar to Markram, 1 run Fullish ball is driven to mid-off for a quick single. Markram slips after completing the run, the spikes seemed to have gotten stuck in the grass\n Bumrah to Markram, no run Touch back of length, sharp angle in. Beats the flick and hits just over the pad\n Bumrah to Markram, no run Hit around the box. Markram was backing away but the 134ks length ball kept following him, beat him on the flick.\n Bumrah to Markram, no run Might've been slow, yep 123ks. Length ball on off, gets decent bounce - rises top-of-stump height. Markram stands beside the ball and defends with the straight bat\n Bumrah to Markram, OUT Flicked straight to deep-backward square leg. Not a bowler's wicket as such but Bumrah will take that. 141ks length ball on the pads followed Markram as he gave away the stumps. He didn't transfer weight but timed it nicely, whipped it flat and the placement did him in. Naman was the only fielder deep fielder on the leg side \n Bumrah to Pooran, no run Length on off, defended towards cover\n Bumrah to Pooran, 2 runs Full and slow on the pads, flicked through square leg\n Chahar to Marsh, FOUR runs Full toss is clattered straight of mid-off. Around shin-high, fourth-stump line; Marsh took a small stride towards the line and took a big swipe. Bat swipe went from fine-leg through mid-off and finished with a flurry\n Chahar to Marsh, 1 run Low fully, might've swung away a touch, punched with a straight bat down the ground\n Chahar to Pooran, no run Looked slow. Fullish length ball on off, defended into the pitch. 121ks\n Chahar to Pooran, no run Appeal for a strangle down leg. Wide given; no, actually. Bowler excited, Rickelton isn't convinced. No review. Shortish 124ks ball down leg went past the attempted pull\n Chahar to Pooran, no run Low fully outside off, pushed to cover\n Chahar to Pooran, FOUR runs Dhir runs to his left from deep square leg and dives forward... gets half-volleyed. The ball grazes his palms and shoots up over him. Was a shortish ball that was pulled flat in the air\n Bumrah to Marsh, SIX runs Slugged high and mighty! Second-tier hit over midwicket. 95 metres! Ball was a touch fuller than length, angling in towards off, Marsh stood stall and took a swipe across the line\n Bumrah to Marsh, no run Back to the offcutter. Back of length, lands around fifth and angles in. Bounces much lesser than Marsh expected, goes under the bat. Marsh smiles at Bumrah\n Bumrah to Marsh, 1 run Another slower one. No, 134ks, but that looked slow. Wide on a length, Marsh tried to caress it to deep point, bottom edged it into ground and the ball rolled through square leg Around to Pooran Nicholas Pooran vs Jasprit Bumrah BALLS 20 RUNS 15 OUTS 2 SR 75.00 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Bumrah to Pooran, 1 wide Goes for the yorker, length's okay but it's down leg. Past the flick, to the keeper.\n Bumrah to Pooran, 1 run High-ish full toss, dips late so Bumrah gets away with the no-ball. 134ks again but that too looked slow. Came around thigh-high and Pooran crouched while pulling it to deep square leg\n Bumrah to Marsh, 1 run Yorker on off, jammed into the pitch with the defensive straight bat. Gets it past the bowler\n Bumrah to Pooran, 1 run Another missed yorker. Full toss just above the boot angles in from around the wicket, punched through mid-on\n Chahar to Pooran, no run And Pooran tries to line him up, gets beaten trying to slog sweep him into oblivion. Length ball through fourth stump was awfully close to knocking Pooran over\n Chahar to Pooran, no run Yorker on off, slapped to mid-off. Pooran not able to get under it but powered it along the ground Fielders being changed. There's a deep cover now\n Chahar to Pooran, 1 wide Wide full toss lands outside the cut strip but well past the pitch. That's why it's just wide and not a no-ball. Let go of course\n Chahar to Pooran, SIX runs Scythed over point for six. Pooran's first one in a while. There was deep-backward point but the ball sailed to his left. Was a wide yorker at 135ks, landed just outside the crease.\n Chahar to Pooran, SIX runs To the other side this time. This looked like a half-chance at first, Boult was a few metres in from the deep-backward point ropes. Might've had his weight to the left but then realised he had to change direction. He reached out his with his right hand but the ball sailed. Was another wide yorker that was square driven aerially. The bat face was fully open and then twisted up further on impact\n Chahar to Pooran, SIX runs Change of plan from Chahar and Pooran's ready for it. Into the pitch just outside off, Pooran stands tall and pulls it hard over midwicket. Big six\n Chahar to Pooran, 1 run Full on off, worked to long-on. 137ks MI take the timeout\n Jacks to Pooran, OUT Strikes first ball!. The field spread after the powerplay and SKY is pumped after taking a running catch from long-off. He went left, lunged and fell forward in follow-through with ball in hand. Was a hit-me ball though. Looped into the slot from around the wicket, was driven through the line. \n Jacks to Pant, FOUR runs Quicker fullish length ball on fifth, skiddy and flat, Pant edges a cut through where first slip would've been\n Jacks to Pant, OUT Pant's horror run continues, he's lobbed a reverse sweep to short third. Jacks bags another leftie. Was a loopy offbreak on a fullish length, landed around leg. Pant premeditated, went across, might've gotten too far inside the line and got the edge. Karn, the catcher, runs rampant as do MI. Pant smiles in resignation with Zaheer after getting into the dugout \n Jacks to Badoni, 1 run Fullish at the stumps, flicked through midwicket\n Jacks to Marsh, 1 run Shortish on leg, skiddy again, pulled into the ground. Goes to deep-backward square. 97ks\n Jacks to Badoni, 1 run Fine leg is back and Jacks continues to fire it in at leg stump. 88ks but it looked quicker. Badoni is across to off stump, got on one knee and paddled it through leg slip\n Karn to Badoni, 1 run Fullish length ball on middle turns away a touch, punched off the back foot to point\n Karn to Marsh, 1 leg bye Fullish on leg, 91ks, beats the flick and deflects off the pad to short third\n Karn to Badoni, 2 runs Dances down and gets it on the low full toss. The 88ks ball is well outside off and is driven through cover. Along the ground, good stop in the deep\n Karn to Badoni, 1 run Dances down again. Gets followed and yorked, driven to wide long-off\n Karn to Marsh, 1 run Wide and short, 91ks, gets turn away again. Would've been wide had Marsh left it. He reaches out and slaps it hard, finds long-off\n Karn to Badoni, no run Fullish on middle, Badoni slides his back leg leg side to drive to cover\n Hardik to Marsh, FOUR runs Half-tracker is pulled from wide outside off. Offcutter spun in a touch, rose around thigh-high and Marsh had a lot of time to whack it wide of mid-on\n Hardik to Marsh, FOUR runs Through point this time. Pandya goes length for this slower ball, Marsh waits for the ball to just pass him before cutting hard. It went behind point in fact\n Hardik to Marsh, no run Goes again, misses. The fullish ball was just inside the tramline. Slower again, no deviation on this offcutter. Marsh slashed hard, wanted to go through point but the ball bounced above his swing\n Hardik to Marsh, 1 run Wide yorker with pace on, drilled to deep cover. 132ks\n Hardik to Badoni, 1 run Length on fourth, sharp angle in. 122ks. Caresses a square drive off the back foot to deep point\n Hardik to Marsh, no run Marsh walks towards the wide bouncer before letting it go. It was well outside the tramline but the ump doesn't call it wide. No review from LSG Should Rishabh Pant relinquish LSG captaincy? 7.0K votes What!? Are you serious? Yes please, high time\n Karn to Badoni, SIX runs Makes room and thumps it over the bowler. Karn tried following him with a 91ks legbreak, it landed too full. Badoni got on one knee and essentially swept it. 85 metres far\n Karn to Badoni, SIX runs Over extra this time. Made room early again, got on one knee and drove high. Ball was on the fuller side of length around middle, was spinning away, so it was hit with the turn\n Karn to Badoni, 1 run Full at the stumps, worked to long-on\n Karn to Marsh, 1 run Marsh misses out. The fullish ball was darted down leg, swept hard but deep fine leg is fine. Marsh finds him\n Karn to Badoni, FOUR runs Badoni made room again, so Karn went wide outside off this time. Slow legbreak on a length spun close to thetramline, Badoni ran back and cut it. Bottom hand came off but the ball raced through point\n Karn to Badoni, 2 runs Inside out again, not middled but falls safely in the outfield. Was a length ball just outside off to which a premeditated shot was played 113 needed off 60. Ashsish will take you through\n Corbin Bosch to Marsh, no run Fullish in length on middle and leg, he squeezes it to short fine leg\n Corbin Bosch to Marsh, 1 run Fullish on leg stump, Marsh pushes towards long-on for a run\n Corbin Bosch to Badoni, no run Knee-high full toss at 142.4kph on off, he drives but straight to extra cover for a run\n Corbin Bosch to Badoni, no run Another dot ball. Badoni backs away but Bosch follows him outside leg stump, cramping him for room. Badoni can only carve this to backward point\n Corbin Bosch to Badoni, FOUR runs A very important boundary from Badoni. Was a fuller-length ball on off stump. Badoni jumps right across and scoops this to the fine leg fence\n Corbin Bosch to Badoni, 1 run Six from Bosch's first over. Was a yorker on leg stump, which Badoni flicked to deep midwicket\n Boult to Badoni, 1 run Slower short of a good length ball angling across Badoni, who cuts this to deep point for a run\n Boult to Marsh, OUT Straight up and Marsh's sprightly knock has come to an end. That's such an important wicket. Slower short of a length ball at 116.6kph angling across Marsh. That meant the batter had to reach for it and couldn't control his pull. Gets a top edge that spoons straight up and dep square leg rushes it to take a comfortable catch \n Boult to Miller, no run On-pace length ball just outside off, Miller prods forward and punches to mid-off\n Boult to Miller, no run On a length on off and middle, he pushes towards covers\n Boult to Miller, 1 run Good length ball outside off stump, he cuts this to Bumrah at deep third for a run\n Boult to Badoni, 1 run Slower offcutter at 116kph angling across Badoni, who cuts this to deep point. Just three of the over.\n Jacks to Badoni, 1 run Flatter good length ball on off stump, he miscues his pull to long-on\n Jacks to Miller, FOUR runs Oh, dear, Surya has a mess of that! Tossed up on off stump, he backs away and mistimes his chip to Surya. He initially goes for the catch, then stops and eventually can't prevent the boundary\n Jacks to Miller, no run Big turn for Jacks. Floated on off, turning away from Miller's outside edge.\n Jacks to Miller, 2 runs Tossed up outside off, he drives this uppishly over covers for a couple of runs\n Jacks to Miller, no run Yorker on leg stump, Miller squeezes this back to the bowler.\n Jacks to Miller, FOUR runs Hard hit, straight hit, four runs! Miller backs away and Jacks follows him, but Miller is upto the task. He goes through the shot and more importantly targets the straight boundary over the bowler's head\n Corbin Bosch to Badoni, 1 run Low full toss on middle and leg stump, he whisks this to wide long-on Around\n Corbin Bosch to Miller, 2 runs Another low full toss on leg stump, he works this to the right of deep backward square leg for a couple of runs\n Corbin Bosch to Miller, 2 runs A third low full toss on the bounce well outside off. Miller bunts this over extra cover for two more.\n Corbin Bosch to Miller, FOUR runs Miller cashes in! Shin-high full toss well outside off. Miller stays still and thumps him straight over the non-striker's head\n Corbin Bosch to Miller, 1 wide Reload! Wayward length ball well down leg. Rickelton does well with a sprawling dive to his right\n Corbin Bosch to Miller, 1 run Tonked back and Bosch gets a finger on it. That's about it. Was a good length ball outside off, he clobbers this back over the bowler's head who parries to long-off\n Corbin Bosch to Badoni, no run Is that a wide? Nope. Badoni was looking for it, the umpire's hands stay down. Length ball down leg, Badoni looks for a scoop and misses. Wait, wait! He didn't miss it. Replays suggest there was a thin edge through to the keeper but no one appealed\n Boult to Miller, 1 run Nails the yorker on leg stump, Miller digs this to long-on\n Boult to Badoni, OUT Another one bites the dust! Slower short of a length ball on off. Badoni backs away and looks to carve this over point\/short third. The lack of pace however does not allow him any power behind the shot and taps this straight to point \n Boult to Abdul Samad, 1 run Fuller in length on middle stump, he works this to long-on\n Boult to Miller, 1 run Full on middle and leg stump, Miller backs away and pushes to long-on\n Boult to Abdul Samad, 1 leg bye Another solid yorker from Boult. On leg stump, Samad misses the flick and wears it on the pad\n Boult to Miller, 2 runs Low full toss on Miller's pad, he works this to the left of deep midwicket for a couple of runs.\n Bumrah to Abdul Samad, 1 run Fuller in length on off stump, he whisks it to deep midwicket\n Bumrah to Miller, OUT Bumrah comes back and removes Miller. Is that the end for LSG? Miller backs away but Bumrah follows him. It is a shin-high full toss that Miller flicks. He gets it on the higher part of the blade and the ball spoons straight up. Bosch goes reverse-cup and takes it comfortably at deep midwicket \n Bumrah to Ravi Bishnoi, no run Nails the yorker on off stump, he squeezes this to point\n Bumrah to Ravi Bishnoi, 1 run Low full toss at pace on off stump, he works this to the right of long-on for a run\n Bumrah to Abdul Samad, OUT The slow dipping yorker of Bumrah does Samad all in! Such a special delivery from a special bowler. Slower offcutter at 122kph on middle, Samad is through the shot waaay too early and sees his middle stump pushed back. Bumrah wheels away in celebration. \n Bumrah to Avesh Khan, OUT An upward shift of 20kph on that previous ball. It's a yorker one more time and this time the ball hits off pole. Oh, man, what a bowler! Yorker on the base of off stump, there is nothing Avesh could do. \n Corbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, no run length ball outside off, he laces the drive but straight to mid-off\n Corbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, SIX runs BANG! Back of a length ball on middle and leg, he gets across and pulls this with authority over deep backward square leg\n Corbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, no run Bangs this halfway down and beats Bishnoi. On middle and leg, he was looking to ramp this fine, misses.\n Corbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, no run There is an appeal for caught behind, not given and this time MI have reviewed. Back of a length ball on middle, he looks for a swish across the line. Connects at thin air. MI lose a review.\n Corbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, no run Another back of a length ball on off, Bishnoi was looking to bosh it away again, and misses, again\n Corbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, no run On a good length on off stump, Bishnoi punches to extra cover\n Bumrah to Prince Yadav, no run That's well watched by Prince Yadav. Bumrah went the slow yorker way at 111kph on middle and leg stump. Prince made sure to bring the full face of the bat in front and defend\n Bumrah to Prince Yadav, no run Shin-high full toss on off, he pushes to cover\n Bumrah to Prince Yadav, 1 run And now the sharp bouncer aiming for Prince's ribs. He his hit on the glove as he looks to fend this away. Wrings his hand in pain\n Bumrah to Ravi Bishnoi, no run Nails the yorker again on off and middle, squeezed to covers\n Bumrah to Ravi Bishnoi, no run Banged in short at pace on middle stump at 130kph, Bishnoi ducks under\n Bumrah to Ravi Bishnoi, SIX runs Well, hello! Is that the shot of Bishnoi's career? And isn't he pleased! Gets a length ball on off stump, Bishnoi gets in position and thumps Bumrah over long-on. There is a fist pump, and another as the camera pans to the LSG dugout. A few smiles there as well. Pant looks on perplexed\n Corbin Bosch to Prince Yadav, no run Swish and a miss! Hang on, MI have reviewed for a caught behind. On a length on leg stump. Prince gives himself room and looks to tonk this away. Was there any bat there? Nope, the ball hits Prince's pad through to the keeper. MI are out of reviews.\n Corbin Bosch to Prince Yadav, 1 wide Fuller in length and well down leg. Called a wide Around\n Corbin Bosch to Prince Yadav, 1 run Yorker angling across the batter on off, he digs this out Over the wicket\n Corbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, no run Another pinpoint yorker on off stump, Bishnoi somehow gets his bat down in time and digs this out\n Corbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, no run Slower short of a length ball on middle, Bishnoi is way too early into his pull and misses\n Corbin Bosch to Ravi Bishnoi, OUT A maiden IPL wicket for Bosch and isn't he delighted! A 133.8kph yorker heading for middle stump. Bishnoi looks to go across the line, is nowhere near it and sees his stumps in a mess. Bosch is ecstatic, the crowd is ecstatic and MI are on the verge of a fifth straight win \n Corbin Bosch to Rathi, 1 wide A high full toss well down leg, Rickelton does so well to dive to his left and save a few extra runs\n Corbin Bosch to Rathi, no run Hard length on off stump, he gets a thick inside-edge onto pad. Bosch ends his spell with 1 for 26\n Boult to Prince Yadav, no run Yorker on middle stump, he somehow digs it out\n Boult to Prince Yadav, 1 run Back of a length ball on off, he stays leg side of the ball and pushes to point for a run\n Boult to Rathi, 1 run Low full toss angling across the batter who throws his hands at it and gets it down to deep point Around\n Boult to Prince Yadav, no run Slower short of a length ball around his ribs on leg stump. He defends\n Boult to Prince Yadav, 1 run On a length on middle and leg, he ticks this to the on-side\n Boult to Rathi, OUT A sensational way to end the innings and this is MI's fifth straight win this year. This is also the 150th victory for MI in the IPL, the first time for any team in the league. And it's fitting Boult gets that final wicket. Angles the on-pace length ball on middle and leg. Rathi misses and his stumps are rattled. 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Off the mark straightaway .Long off and deep midwicket at the rope for Gill\nJadeja to Gill, 1 run .pitched up slightly and Gill drives down to long off. Also off the mark in no time\nJadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .that fielding effort in the deep will do Jadeja proud. Sai Sudharsan pulls the shorter ball .to the leg side and Hooda slides full length after the a sprint to save two\nJadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .turn this time for the flatter delivery on the stumps and the inside edge to leg fetches .him one more\nJadeja to Gill, 1 run .a bit short on the stumps, tucked to leg for one\nJadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .ends the over with a short ball, but it's quick as well and Sai Sudharsan can't clear .midwicket. Only one\nKhaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .not a poor delivery to start with but Sai Sudharsan has clipped that off the stumps with .such timing and wristwork, it's raced away for four! Sublime timing .Namooh says the last time CSK opened with a spinner was also against GT in .Ahmedabad in 2024. It was Mitchell Santner on that occasion\nKhaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .strays too much on leg, just past leg for a wide\nKhaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .swinging in a fair bit from well outside off, he pushes it down to mid on for one . .Shubman Gill vs Khaleel Ahmed .BALLS .29 .RUNS .44 .OUTS .2 .SR .151.72 .4s\/6s .6\/1\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gill, no run .beaten outside off! It's the left-arm angle from Khaleel, the ball lands right on the seam, .and goes away a hint to beat the poking bat\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gill, FOUR runs .driven in the air but in the gap for four! Khaleel pitches it up a bit this time, Gill drives .that nicely away from the body, and even though it's in the air for a while, he has .bisected the gap between cover and mid off\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gill, no run .full on middle this time, hint of late swing, and he flicks it down to mid on\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gill, 1 run .width outside off, Gill scythes that away for one to deep point\nKamboj to Gill, no run .on length outside off, he straight bats it down to mid on\nKamboj to Gill, SIX runs .smashed for a straight six! That shot had confidence written all over it. Dances down .the pitch, it's not taken on the full but he smacks it away towards the sight screen\nKamboj to Gill, OUT .edged to slip and Kamboj has struck! Gill comes down again, Kamboj pitches on length .again outside off and the ball nearly holds its line to surprise Gill, leading to a thick edge .to first slip .Shubman Gill c Patel b Kamboj 13 (9b 1x4 1x6 11m) SR: 144.44\nKamboj to Buttler, no run .walks towards the ball outside of and drives it first up down to mid off\nKamboj to Buttler, 2 runs .a couple of steps towards the ball again on off, driven wide of extra cover and he's off .the mark with a couple\nKamboj to Buttler, 1 run .aims for the stumps this time, top of middle and off, and Buttler turns it to leg with the .angle for one. Keeps strike\nKhaleel Ahmed to Buttler, no run .outside off with the scrambled seam, he straight bats it down to mid off\nKhaleel Ahmed to Buttler, no run .136.2kmh, back of length on off now, no room at all and Buttler defends\nKhaleel Ahmed to Buttler, 2 runs .shimmies down for a swing but he only manages an inside edge to deep fine leg for two .He's looking a little frustrated\nKhaleel Ahmed to Buttler, OUT .he charges again and he has holed out to deep third! The pressure mounts with two off .the first three balls. Buttler dances down, Khaleel sticks to his stifling line around off .and it leads to a leading edge off Buttler's swing and Kamboj settles under it nicely well .inside the rope .Jos Buttler c Kamboj b Ahmed 5 (7b 0x4 0x6 6m) SR: 71.42\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rutherford, no run .beats him first ball! Swing in the fourth over for Khaleel - outside off, width on offer but .he shapes it away from the batter and makes him miss\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rutherford, no run .straighter line just outside off, Rutherford heaves on the leg side and he's lucky he didn't .edge it behind to the keeper or first slip .Cracking over for Khaleel - two runs and Buttler's wicket\nKamboj to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on the pads on length and it's clipped away for one\nKamboj to Rutherford, no run .nice and tight length delivery on off stump, he defends it to leg .Fine leg and deep point at the rope\nKamboj to Rutherford, OUT .one more gone, CSK are running hot! Rutherford goes after the shorter ball, but he .doesn't get hold of this pull and the teenager Mhatre does well to go to his left from mid .on and get both hands to it. What a start from CSK! .Sherfane Rutherford c Mhatre b Kamboj 0 (4b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 0\nKamboj to Shahrukh Khan, no run .accurate stuff from Kamboj, on length on off and no option but to defend it\nKamboj to Shahrukh Khan, no run .almost like an action replay for the ball on off stump and SRK dead-bats it back this .time\nKamboj to Shahrukh Khan, no run .a quit finish to the excellent over as SRK charges down for a big swing and misses .Three runs, two wickets off the last two overs\nKhaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .137.7kmh, starts with a length ball around off and he defends it back\nKhaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .phew, finally some relief for GT as Sai Sudharsan opens the face of the bate nice and .late for the shorter ball outside off and it beats both short third and backward point for .four\nKhaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .more width this time, he middles the cut but can't beat Jadeja at point\nKhaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .reduces the room, it's stifling on off and he defends it late towards slip .Lost 3 wickets - once .Lost 2 wickets - once .Lost 1 wicket - six times .Lost 0 wickets - six times .GT in the powerplay this season:\nKhaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye .Khaleel appeals for lbw after thudding the ball into the front pad in front of middle and .leg, the umpire doesn't move though as the batters run across for a leg bye. Wasn't a .bad shout though, surprised CSK didn't even consider a review . .CSK in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .14 .WKTS .20 .ECON .9.60 .AVE .40.25\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, no run .139.7kmh, good length ball on off and it's pushed straight back down to mid off\nJadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .some width outside off and he cuts it away for one\nJadeja to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .really flat and quick towards middle and leg, SRK bunts it down to long on\nJadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .flat and quick to Sai Su as well, but this is way outside off and the batter throws his bat .at it, almost upper cutting it over short third because there's nobody in the deep\nJadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .102.7kmh, room again outside off, he cuts along the ground to deep point this time\nJadeja to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .flat and outside off, short as well, SRK gets a single past cover this time\nJadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fuller and still wide, he drives it away for one along the ground .Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play .Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan and win points to grab an SUV and 100+ prizes! Free to play, .100 winners every day! (India only) .CSK were 82 for 1 at this point\nDube to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .slow and outside leg, nudges it away off the pads for one\nDube to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .short ball on the stumps, he muscles it away to deep midwicket for one .Last IPL season too Shivam Dube bowled in only one game\nDube to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .length bal on off stump, he steers it late to backward point\nDube to B Sai Sudharsan, 5 wide .down the leg side past the batter's pads and goes past Dhoni's gloves as well! Five runs. .Dube gets his line wrong well down the leg side and Dhoni's dive wasn't enough\nDube to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .width outside off now, cut away square for one\nDube to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs .into the stands of yellow fans for six! SRK breaks the shackles for GT by coming down .and smashing it over the leg side boundary, over midwicket and all the way\nDube to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .pitched up a little and he gets a single down to long on for one\nNoor Ahmad to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .starts with a googly outside off, pushed square of the wicket for one\nNoor Ahmad to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on good length outside off, he pulls it into the ground for one to leg\nNoor Ahmad to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .length delivery just outside off, pushed down to long off for one more\nNoor Ahmad to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .driven elegantly over the covers for four! Nice and slow, pitched up outside off and Sai .Sudharsan middles that cover drive, just over the leaping fielder\nNoor Ahmad to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .full and wide with flight, driven square of the wicket this time for a single\nNoor Ahmad to Shahrukh Khan, no run .SRK wants to sweep from outside leg but he doesn't connect with this time and the over .ends with a dot .Which was the more memorable Test? .16.0K votes .ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 .AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 .Which was the more memorable Test? .18.0K votes .SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 .AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star .Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with .your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and .the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and .help us decide! .First time out of the chase\nDube to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .fumble in the deep and that's four! He starts with a short of length ball, Sai Sudhrsan .pulls it away straight to Urvil Ptel behind square where the ball goes through him\nDube to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .width on the off side, and he punches it into the covers nicely from the middle of the bat .for four more!\nDube to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fuller and wide, slices it away for one to deep point\nDube to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs .they're going after Shivam Dube that's for sure! SRK takes him on again by dancing .down and lofts a straight six that's landed well beyond the rope\nDube to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .he mixes it up with a slower one full outside off, bunted down to long on for one\nDube to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .ends with a full toss driven straight back down the ground and Brevis does well to dive .to his left from long off and saves two .18 from the over and we're halfway through this chase","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs CSK, 67th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run flat and outside leg, swatted away behind square for one. Off the mark straightaway Long off and deep midwicket at the rope for Gill\n Jadeja to Gill, 1 run pitched up slightly and Gill drives down to long off. Also off the mark in no time\n Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs that fielding effort in the deep will do Jadeja proud. Sai Sudharsan pulls the shorter ball to the leg side and Hooda slides full length after the a sprint to save two\n Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run turn this time for the flatter delivery on the stumps and the inside edge to leg fetches him one more\n Jadeja to Gill, 1 run a bit short on the stumps, tucked to leg for one\n Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run ends the over with a short ball, but it's quick as well and Sai Sudharsan can't clear midwicket. Only one\n Khaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs not a poor delivery to start with but Sai Sudharsan has clipped that off the stumps with such timing and wristwork, it's raced away for four! Sublime timing Namooh says the last time CSK opened with a spinner was also against GT in Ahmedabad in 2024. It was Mitchell Santner on that occasion\n Khaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide strays too much on leg, just past leg for a wide\n Khaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run swinging in a fair bit from well outside off, he pushes it down to mid on for one Shubman Gill vs Khaleel Ahmed BALLS 29 RUNS 44 OUTS 2 SR 151.72 4s\/6s 6\/1\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gill, no run beaten outside off! It's the left-arm angle from Khaleel, the ball lands right on the seam, and goes away a hint to beat the poking bat\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gill, FOUR runs driven in the air but in the gap for four! Khaleel pitches it up a bit this time, Gill drives that nicely away from the body, and even though it's in the air for a while, he has bisected the gap between cover and mid off\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gill, no run full on middle this time, hint of late swing, and he flicks it down to mid on\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gill, 1 run width outside off, Gill scythes that away for one to deep point\n Kamboj to Gill, no run on length outside off, he straight bats it down to mid on\n Kamboj to Gill, SIX runs smashed for a straight six! That shot had confidence written all over it. Dances down the pitch, it's not taken on the full but he smacks it away towards the sight screen\n Kamboj to Gill, OUT edged to slip and Kamboj has struck! Gill comes down again, Kamboj pitches on length again outside off and the ball nearly holds its line to surprise Gill, leading to a thick edge to first slip \n Kamboj to Buttler, no run walks towards the ball outside of and drives it first up down to mid off\n Kamboj to Buttler, 2 runs a couple of steps towards the ball again on off, driven wide of extra cover and he's off the mark with a couple\n Kamboj to Buttler, 1 run aims for the stumps this time, top of middle and off, and Buttler turns it to leg with the angle for one. Keeps strike\n Khaleel Ahmed to Buttler, no run outside off with the scrambled seam, he straight bats it down to mid off\n Khaleel Ahmed to Buttler, no run 136.2kmh, back of length on off now, no room at all and Buttler defends\n Khaleel Ahmed to Buttler, 2 runs shimmies down for a swing but he only manages an inside edge to deep fine leg for two He's looking a little frustrated\n Khaleel Ahmed to Buttler, OUT he charges again and he has holed out to deep third! The pressure mounts with two off the first three balls. Buttler dances down, Khaleel sticks to his stifling line around off and it leads to a leading edge off Buttler's swing and Kamboj settles under it nicely well inside the rope \n Khaleel Ahmed to Rutherford, no run beats him first ball! Swing in the fourth over for Khaleel - outside off, width on offer but he shapes it away from the batter and makes him miss\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rutherford, no run straighter line just outside off, Rutherford heaves on the leg side and he's lucky he didn't edge it behind to the keeper or first slip Cracking over for Khaleel - two runs and Buttler's wicket\n Kamboj to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on the pads on length and it's clipped away for one\n Kamboj to Rutherford, no run nice and tight length delivery on off stump, he defends it to leg Fine leg and deep point at the rope\n Kamboj to Rutherford, OUT one more gone, CSK are running hot! Rutherford goes after the shorter ball, but he doesn't get hold of this pull and the teenager Mhatre does well to go to his left from mid on and get both hands to it. What a start from CSK! \n Kamboj to Shahrukh Khan, no run accurate stuff from Kamboj, on length on off and no option but to defend it\n Kamboj to Shahrukh Khan, no run almost like an action replay for the ball on off stump and SRK dead-bats it back this time\n Kamboj to Shahrukh Khan, no run a quit finish to the excellent over as SRK charges down for a big swing and misses Three runs, two wickets off the last two overs\n Khaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, no run 137.7kmh, starts with a length ball around off and he defends it back\n Khaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs phew, finally some relief for GT as Sai Sudharsan opens the face of the bate nice and late for the shorter ball outside off and it beats both short third and backward point for four\n Khaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, no run more width this time, he middles the cut but can't beat Jadeja at point\n Khaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, no run reduces the room, it's stifling on off and he defends it late towards slip Lost 3 wickets - once Lost 2 wickets - once Lost 1 wicket - six times Lost 0 wickets - six times GT in the powerplay this season:\n Khaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye Khaleel appeals for lbw after thudding the ball into the front pad in front of middle and leg, the umpire doesn't move though as the batters run across for a leg bye. Wasn't a bad shout though, surprised CSK didn't even consider a review INNS 14 WKTS 20 ECON 9.60 AVE 40.25\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, no run 139.7kmh, good length ball on off and it's pushed straight back down to mid off\n Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run some width outside off and he cuts it away for one\n Jadeja to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run really flat and quick towards middle and leg, SRK bunts it down to long on\n Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs flat and quick to Sai Su as well, but this is way outside off and the batter throws his bat at it, almost upper cutting it over short third because there's nobody in the deep\n Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run 102.7kmh, room again outside off, he cuts along the ground to deep point this time\n Jadeja to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run flat and outside off, short as well, SRK gets a single past cover this time\n Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fuller and still wide, he drives it away for one along the ground Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan and win points to grab an SUV and 100+ prizes! Free to play, CSK were 82 for 1 at this point\n Dube to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run slow and outside leg, nudges it away off the pads for one\n Dube to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run short ball on the stumps, he muscles it away to deep midwicket for one Last IPL season too Shivam Dube bowled in only one game\n Dube to B Sai Sudharsan, no run length bal on off stump, he steers it late to backward point\n Dube to B Sai Sudharsan, 5 wide down the leg side past the batter's pads and goes past Dhoni's gloves as well! Five runs. Dube gets his line wrong well down the leg side and Dhoni's dive wasn't enough\n Dube to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run width outside off now, cut away square for one\n Dube to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs into the stands of yellow fans for six! SRK breaks the shackles for GT by coming down and smashing it over the leg side boundary, over midwicket and all the way\n Dube to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run pitched up a little and he gets a single down to long on for one\n Noor Ahmad to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run starts with a googly outside off, pushed square of the wicket for one\n Noor Ahmad to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on good length outside off, he pulls it into the ground for one to leg\n Noor Ahmad to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run length delivery just outside off, pushed down to long off for one more\n Noor Ahmad to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs driven elegantly over the covers for four! Nice and slow, pitched up outside off and Sai Sudharsan middles that cover drive, just over the leaping fielder\n Noor Ahmad to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run full and wide with flight, driven square of the wicket this time for a single\n Noor Ahmad to Shahrukh Khan, no run SRK wants to sweep from outside leg but he doesn't connect with this time and the over ends with a dot Which was the more memorable Test? 16.0K votes ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 Which was the more memorable Test? 18.0K votes SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and help us decide! First time out of the chase\n Dube to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs fumble in the deep and that's four! He starts with a short of length ball, Sai Sudhrsan pulls it away straight to Urvil Ptel behind square where the ball goes through him\n Dube to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs width on the off side, and he punches it into the covers nicely from the middle of the bat for four more!\n Dube to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fuller and wide, slices it away for one to deep point\n Dube to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs they're going after Shivam Dube that's for sure! SRK takes him on again by dancing down and lofts a straight six that's landed well beyond the rope\n Dube to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run he mixes it up with a slower one full outside off, bunted down to long on for one\n Dube to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs ends with a full toss driven straight back down the ground and Brevis does well to dive to his left from long off and saves two 18 from the over and we're halfway through this chase","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill","Rutherford","Shahrukh Khan"],"Runs":[41.0,5.0,13.0,0.0,19.0],"Balls_Faced":[26,7,9,4,14],"Fours":[6,0,1,0,0],"Sixes":[0,0,1,0,2],"S\/R":[157.69,71.43,144.44,0.0,135.71],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Kamboj b Ahmed","c Patel b Kamboj","c Mhatre b Kamboj","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Dube","Jadeja","Kamboj","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad"],"Balls":[12,12,12,18,6],"Runs_Given":[33.0,16.0,10.0,17.0,8.0],"Wickets":[0,0,2,1,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,3.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .flat and outside leg, swatted away behind square for one. Off the mark straightaway .Long off and deep midwicket at the rope for Gill\nJadeja to Gill, 1 run .pitched up slightly and Gill drives down to long off. Also off the mark in no time\nJadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .that fielding effort in the deep will do Jadeja proud. Sai Sudharsan pulls the shorter ball .to the leg side and Hooda slides full length after the a sprint to save two\nJadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .turn this time for the flatter delivery on the stumps and the inside edge to leg fetches .him one more\nJadeja to Gill, 1 run .a bit short on the stumps, tucked to leg for one\nJadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .ends the over with a short ball, but it's quick as well and Sai Sudharsan can't clear .midwicket. Only one\nKhaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .not a poor delivery to start with but Sai Sudharsan has clipped that off the stumps with .such timing and wristwork, it's raced away for four! Sublime timing .Namooh says the last time CSK opened with a spinner was also against GT in .Ahmedabad in 2024. It was Mitchell Santner on that occasion\nKhaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .strays too much on leg, just past leg for a wide\nKhaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .swinging in a fair bit from well outside off, he pushes it down to mid on for one . .Shubman Gill vs Khaleel Ahmed .BALLS .29 .RUNS .44 .OUTS .2 .SR .151.72 .4s\/6s .6\/1\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gill, no run .beaten outside off! It's the left-arm angle from Khaleel, the ball lands right on the seam, .and goes away a hint to beat the poking bat\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gill, FOUR runs .driven in the air but in the gap for four! Khaleel pitches it up a bit this time, Gill drives .that nicely away from the body, and even though it's in the air for a while, he has .bisected the gap between cover and mid off\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gill, no run .full on middle this time, hint of late swing, and he flicks it down to mid on\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gill, 1 run .width outside off, Gill scythes that away for one to deep point\nKamboj to Gill, no run .on length outside off, he straight bats it down to mid on\nKamboj to Gill, SIX runs .smashed for a straight six! That shot had confidence written all over it. Dances down .the pitch, it's not taken on the full but he smacks it away towards the sight screen\nKamboj to Gill, OUT .edged to slip and Kamboj has struck! Gill comes down again, Kamboj pitches on length .again outside off and the ball nearly holds its line to surprise Gill, leading to a thick edge .to first slip .Shubman Gill c Patel b Kamboj 13 (9b 1x4 1x6 11m) SR: 144.44\nKamboj to Buttler, no run .walks towards the ball outside of and drives it first up down to mid off\nKamboj to Buttler, 2 runs .a couple of steps towards the ball again on off, driven wide of extra cover and he's off .the mark with a couple\nKamboj to Buttler, 1 run .aims for the stumps this time, top of middle and off, and Buttler turns it to leg with the .angle for one. Keeps strike\nKhaleel Ahmed to Buttler, no run .outside off with the scrambled seam, he straight bats it down to mid off\nKhaleel Ahmed to Buttler, no run .136.2kmh, back of length on off now, no room at all and Buttler defends\nKhaleel Ahmed to Buttler, 2 runs .shimmies down for a swing but he only manages an inside edge to deep fine leg for two .He's looking a little frustrated\nKhaleel Ahmed to Buttler, OUT .he charges again and he has holed out to deep third! The pressure mounts with two off .the first three balls. Buttler dances down, Khaleel sticks to his stifling line around off .and it leads to a leading edge off Buttler's swing and Kamboj settles under it nicely well .inside the rope .Jos Buttler c Kamboj b Ahmed 5 (7b 0x4 0x6 6m) SR: 71.42\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rutherford, no run .beats him first ball! Swing in the fourth over for Khaleel - outside off, width on offer but .he shapes it away from the batter and makes him miss\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rutherford, no run .straighter line just outside off, Rutherford heaves on the leg side and he's lucky he didn't .edge it behind to the keeper or first slip .Cracking over for Khaleel - two runs and Buttler's wicket\nKamboj to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on the pads on length and it's clipped away for one\nKamboj to Rutherford, no run .nice and tight length delivery on off stump, he defends it to leg .Fine leg and deep point at the rope\nKamboj to Rutherford, OUT .one more gone, CSK are running hot! Rutherford goes after the shorter ball, but he .doesn't get hold of this pull and the teenager Mhatre does well to go to his left from mid .on and get both hands to it. What a start from CSK! .Sherfane Rutherford c Mhatre b Kamboj 0 (4b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 0\nKamboj to Shahrukh Khan, no run .accurate stuff from Kamboj, on length on off and no option but to defend it\nKamboj to Shahrukh Khan, no run .almost like an action replay for the ball on off stump and SRK dead-bats it back this .time\nKamboj to Shahrukh Khan, no run .a quit finish to the excellent over as SRK charges down for a big swing and misses .Three runs, two wickets off the last two overs\nKhaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .137.7kmh, starts with a length ball around off and he defends it back\nKhaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .phew, finally some relief for GT as Sai Sudharsan opens the face of the bate nice and .late for the shorter ball outside off and it beats both short third and backward point for .four\nKhaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .more width this time, he middles the cut but can't beat Jadeja at point\nKhaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .reduces the room, it's stifling on off and he defends it late towards slip .Lost 3 wickets - once .Lost 2 wickets - once .Lost 1 wicket - six times .Lost 0 wickets - six times .GT in the powerplay this season:\nKhaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye .Khaleel appeals for lbw after thudding the ball into the front pad in front of middle and .leg, the umpire doesn't move though as the batters run across for a leg bye. Wasn't a .bad shout though, surprised CSK didn't even consider a review . .CSK in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .14 .WKTS .20 .ECON .9.60 .AVE .40.25\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, no run .139.7kmh, good length ball on off and it's pushed straight back down to mid off\nJadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .some width outside off and he cuts it away for one\nJadeja to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .really flat and quick towards middle and leg, SRK bunts it down to long on\nJadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .flat and quick to Sai Su as well, but this is way outside off and the batter throws his bat .at it, almost upper cutting it over short third because there's nobody in the deep\nJadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .102.7kmh, room again outside off, he cuts along the ground to deep point this time\nJadeja to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .flat and outside off, short as well, SRK gets a single past cover this time\nJadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fuller and still wide, he drives it away for one along the ground .Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play .Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan and win points to grab an SUV and 100+ prizes! Free to play, .100 winners every day! (India only) .CSK were 82 for 1 at this point\nDube to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .slow and outside leg, nudges it away off the pads for one\nDube to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .short ball on the stumps, he muscles it away to deep midwicket for one .Last IPL season too Shivam Dube bowled in only one game\nDube to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .length bal on off stump, he steers it late to backward point\nDube to B Sai Sudharsan, 5 wide .down the leg side past the batter's pads and goes past Dhoni's gloves as well! Five runs. .Dube gets his line wrong well down the leg side and Dhoni's dive wasn't enough\nDube to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .width outside off now, cut away square for one\nDube to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs .into the stands of yellow fans for six! SRK breaks the shackles for GT by coming down .and smashing it over the leg side boundary, over midwicket and all the way\nDube to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .pitched up a little and he gets a single down to long on for one\nNoor Ahmad to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .starts with a googly outside off, pushed square of the wicket for one\nNoor Ahmad to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on good length outside off, he pulls it into the ground for one to leg\nNoor Ahmad to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .length delivery just outside off, pushed down to long off for one more\nNoor Ahmad to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .driven elegantly over the covers for four! Nice and slow, pitched up outside off and Sai .Sudharsan middles that cover drive, just over the leaping fielder\nNoor Ahmad to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .full and wide with flight, driven square of the wicket this time for a single\nNoor Ahmad to Shahrukh Khan, no run .SRK wants to sweep from outside leg but he doesn't connect with this time and the over .ends with a dot .Which was the more memorable Test? .16.0K votes .ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 .AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 .Which was the more memorable Test? .18.0K votes .SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 .AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star .Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with .your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and .the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and .help us decide! .First time out of the chase\nDube to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .fumble in the deep and that's four! He starts with a short of length ball, Sai Sudhrsan .pulls it away straight to Urvil Ptel behind square where the ball goes through him\nDube to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .width on the off side, and he punches it into the covers nicely from the middle of the bat .for four more!\nDube to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fuller and wide, slices it away for one to deep point\nDube to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs .they're going after Shivam Dube that's for sure! SRK takes him on again by dancing .down and lofts a straight six that's landed well beyond the rope\nDube to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .he mixes it up with a slower one full outside off, bunted down to long on for one\nDube to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .ends with a full toss driven straight back down the ground and Brevis does well to dive .to his left from long off and saves two .18 from the over and we're halfway through this chase\nJadeja to Shahrukh Khan, OUT .thick edge to short third and it's taken after a juggle! Pathirana the fielder at the edge of .the circle, waiting for the ball after SRK's swipe leads to a thick edge. His first attempt is .over his head, then in front of his chest for the juggle and then he finally holds on .M Shahrukh Khan c Pathirana b Jadeja 19 (15b 0x4 2x6 25m) SR: 126.66\nJadeja to Tewatia, 1 run .pretty slow towards off stump, Tewatia goes to off and turns it to leg for one\nJadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .width outside off, he cuts that straight to point\nJadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .the set batter is also gone, the table-toppers are crumbling against the team ranked .last. Outside off, bit of turn, and Sai Sudharsan wants to carve this inside out over the .30-yard circle but he can't do that successfully, handling the simplest of catches to .point .Sai Sudharsan c Dube b Jadeja 41 (28b 6x4 0x6 50m) SR: 146.42\nJadeja to Rashid Khan, no run .length ball on the stumps, he works it back\nJadeja to Rashid Khan, no run .four dots in a row as Rashid pushes another length ball back to Jadeja .Here's Himanshu again\nPathirana to Tewatia, no run .on the shorter side of a length on off, and seaming away to finish in the channel outside .off. Tewatia has a poke, but is beaten\nPathirana to Tewatia, 2 runs .short in length, and on middle. Tewatia leaps in the crease, and clips to deep square leg\nPathirana to Tewatia, 2 runs .a bit fuller, and again arriving on middle. Flicked just wide of midwicket for another two\nPathirana to Tewatia, 1 run .change of pace, as he bowls on he shorter side on off. The ball keeps a little low, and is .chopped towards point\nPathirana to Rashid Khan, 1 wide .short and wide of off. Rashid goes ramping at it far away from his body, but misses. .Wide called\nPathirana to Rashid Khan, FOUR runs .thumped to deep midwicket. Short delivery again, and around off, as Rashid pulls off the .front foot for four\nPathirana to Rashid Khan, 1 run .some extra bounce for Pathirana, as he again goes short and around sixth stump. .Pulled to long-on off the higher side of the bat\nNoor Ahmad to Rashid Khan, SIX runs .Rashid swings at his countryman for six! On a length, and dipping on off. It shapes to .turn away, but Rashid slog sweeps over midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Rashid Khan, no run .shortish on the stumps, and punched to extra cover\nNoor Ahmad to Rashid Khan, 1 run .on a length, and just outside off. It seemed to be wrong 'un, as Rashid slapped it to deep .point\nNoor Ahmad to Tewatia, 1 run .much fuller, and slower too. It is around sixth stump, and is tapped to point for a single\nNoor Ahmad to Rashid Khan, OUT .taken by Urvil, who was at long-on, but had to come in a big way to catch it. That was .nearly dropped, though, as he seemed to have overrun. Yup, he had to move back to .take it eventually. Noor tossed this up at Rashid, and went full on middle and off. The .ball dipped on to Rashid, who went slogging across the line again. But this time the ball .skied up - he seemed to have misread the slower ball - and Urvil completed the take .Rashid Khan c Patel b Noor Ahmad 12 (8b 1x4 1x6 9m) SR: 150\nNoor Ahmad to Coetzee, 1 run .full on his pads, and clipped to midwicket to get off the mark\nPathirana to Coetzee, no run .short of a length, and just outside off. Coetzee has a heave, but is beaten\nPathirana to Coetzee, FOUR runs .driven wide of mid-off! Coetzee gets to the pitch of this full ball just outside off, and .times the drive wonderfully well to find the gap between mid-off and cover\nPathirana to Coetzee, no run .fuller still from Pathirana, but this time it's nearly of yorker length, and around sixth .stump. Coetzee has a slash, but is beaten\nPathirana to Coetzee, OUT .bowled him! The leg stump comes off. Short of a length on middle, and the ball seams .back in slightly to hit the leg stump. It kept a bit low too, and Coetzee was beaten as he .looked to push forward. I think both the movement back in and the lack of bounce must .have played a role there .Gerald Coetzee b Pathirana 5 (5b 1x4 0x6 4m) SR: 100\nPathirana to Arshad Khan, no run .Brevis at point asks if it was a clean catch, but I don't think it was. It seemed to have .gone on the bounce. The umpire asks for a confirmation, though. Yup, the ball bounced .before going to Brevis. It was a yorker-length ball angling across, and arriving wide of .off, as Arshad looked to drive, and got it off the toe-end of the bat . .Rahul Tewatia in IPL, 2025 .INNS .11 .RUNS .76 .SR .172.72 .AVE .10.85 .HS .24*\nPathirana to Arshad Khan, no run .slower ball, and fullish on off. Pushed to mid-off, and Arshad takes off for a single. But .he's sent back, even as there's a direct hit by Hooda at his end\nHooda to Tewatia, FOUR runs .reverse swept over point! On a length on off, and a hint of turn away, as Tewatia .switches over for an aggressive shot\nHooda to Tewatia, 2 runs .fuller ball, and slower on middle. Nudged towards deep midwicket for two\nHooda to Tewatia, 1 run .fullish ball on off, and pushed to Hooda's left, where a short midwicket would have .been. They get a quick single nevertheless .Brevis goes off the field\nHooda to Arshad Khan, no run .full and slow, and drifting in as it pitches on leg. Arshad looks to flick but is hit on his .front pad. There's an appeal for lbw, but it was heading down leg\nHooda to Arshad Khan, 1 wide .wide ball. Angled in, and full and outside leg. He went hoicking, but missed\nHooda to Arshad Khan, SIX runs .whipped over deep midwicket! This full ball dips on to him on middle, and Arshad reads .it well to have a liberal heave for six\nHooda to Arshad Khan, 1 run .on a full length, and just about on off. It turns away a bit, and is slapped to point .Time-out\nNoor Ahmad to Arshad Khan, no run .tossed up, and it comes out as a low full toss wide outside off. Driven to extra cover\nNoor Ahmad to Arshad Khan, 1 run .quite full, and just outside off. Sliced aerially over cover\nNoor Ahmad to Tewatia, OUT .slashed to extra cover! Dube there is paced right at the edge of the circle, and takes it in .his lap. Noor gave the ball some flight, and went full and wide of off. Tewatia reached .out, and looked to go over the in field, but couldn't time or place it well enough .Rahul Tewatia c Dube b Noor Ahmad 14 (10b 1x4 0x6 26m) SR: 140\nNoor Ahmad to Sai Kishore, no run .full and just outside off, but turning in. Driven back to Noor's right . .Noor Ahmad in IPL, 2025 .INNS .14 .WKTS .23 .ECON .8.29 .AVE .17.60 .BEST .4\/18\nNoor Ahmad to Sai Kishore, no run .beaten! This one turns away off a fullish length just outside off, and Sai goes for a jab .but sees the ball pass the outside edge\nNoor Ahmad to Sai Kishore, 1 run .short of a length on middle and off, and nudged towards midwicket\nPathirana to Sai Kishore, 1 run .just past the man at wide slip. Sai went driving at this length ball angling across and .pitching off, but got an outside edge. Single to deep third\nPathirana to Arshad Khan, SIX runs .just over long-off! It's the shorter boundary there, and Urvil, who was in play all along, .eventually left it alone. Pathirana bowled this full on off, and Arshad just launched it .down the ground\nPathirana to Arshad Khan, SIX runs .cracking shot! Arshad showing his batting skills. Short of a length, and on off or .thereabouts, as Arshad has a powerful pull over midwicket for six more\nPathirana to Arshad Khan, 1 wide .a bouncer, and wide given. He bangs it on middle, and Arshad lets it go as the ball flies .over his head\nPathirana to Arshad Khan, no run .short in length on leg, and he's cramped for room as he looks to nudge it. Hit on his .thigh there\nPathirana to Arshad Khan, no run .short delivery on the stumps, and he rides the bounce to jab it to point\nPathirana to Arshad Khan, no run .another fiery short ball. This lands on middle, and zooms off the pitch, as Arshad looks .to slash but misses\nNoor Ahmad to Sai Kishore, 1 run .full and just outside off, and sliced aerially to deep-backward point\nNoor Ahmad to Arshad Khan, no run .beaten! On a fullish length, and just outside off. The ball doesn't turn, and Arshad looks .to swipe but misses\nNoor Ahmad to Arshad Khan, OUT .bowled him! Finally CSK end Arshad's party. On the fuller side of a length, and just .outside off. This time the ball did turn, and came back in. Arshad looked to have another .big hoick across the line, and missed. The ball went on to clatter into the stumps .Arshad Khan b Noor Ahmad 20 (14b 0x4 3x6 18m) SR: 142.85\nNoor Ahmad to Siraj, no run .angled across, and on a length. It comes wide of off, and Siraj lets it go .From around now\nNoor Ahmad to Siraj, 1 wide .fuller, but again wide of off. Siraj leaves it alone, and it's called wide\nNoor Ahmad to Siraj, 1 leg bye .full and straighter, and it takes his pad as he looks to clip. The ball dribbles away behind .square\nNoor Ahmad to Sai Kishore, no run .fullish ball, and dipping on off. Blocked down with a good stride forward .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nKamboj to Siraj, 2 runs .on a length, and just outside off. Siraj pushes it towards cover, from where there's an .overthrow which allows a second\nKamboj to Siraj, 1 run .another length delivery, but this is wider of off. Siraj has a push at it, but gets an outside .edge to deep third\nKamboj to Sai Kishore, OUT .Dhoni ends the game by taking the catch to his right!! Is this the final time he has ever .done that in the IPL? We might not know that for another year, and that'll be thrill of it all, .I think. Short delivery from Kamboj around middle and leg, as Sai Kishore went for the .pull but got a top edge. Simple catch for Dhoni, as his side end IPL 2025 with an 83-run .win, although that isn't enough for them to not finish last .Sai Kishore c \u2020Dhoni b Kamboj 3 (7b 0x4 0x6 15m) SR: 42.85","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs CSK, 67th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run flat and outside leg, swatted away behind square for one. Off the mark straightaway Long off and deep midwicket at the rope for Gill\n Jadeja to Gill, 1 run pitched up slightly and Gill drives down to long off. Also off the mark in no time\n Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs that fielding effort in the deep will do Jadeja proud. Sai Sudharsan pulls the shorter ball to the leg side and Hooda slides full length after the a sprint to save two\n Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run turn this time for the flatter delivery on the stumps and the inside edge to leg fetches him one more\n Jadeja to Gill, 1 run a bit short on the stumps, tucked to leg for one\n Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run ends the over with a short ball, but it's quick as well and Sai Sudharsan can't clear midwicket. Only one\n Khaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs not a poor delivery to start with but Sai Sudharsan has clipped that off the stumps with such timing and wristwork, it's raced away for four! Sublime timing Namooh says the last time CSK opened with a spinner was also against GT in Ahmedabad in 2024. It was Mitchell Santner on that occasion\n Khaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide strays too much on leg, just past leg for a wide\n Khaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run swinging in a fair bit from well outside off, he pushes it down to mid on for one Shubman Gill vs Khaleel Ahmed BALLS 29 RUNS 44 OUTS 2 SR 151.72 4s\/6s 6\/1\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gill, no run beaten outside off! It's the left-arm angle from Khaleel, the ball lands right on the seam, and goes away a hint to beat the poking bat\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gill, FOUR runs driven in the air but in the gap for four! Khaleel pitches it up a bit this time, Gill drives that nicely away from the body, and even though it's in the air for a while, he has bisected the gap between cover and mid off\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gill, no run full on middle this time, hint of late swing, and he flicks it down to mid on\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gill, 1 run width outside off, Gill scythes that away for one to deep point\n Kamboj to Gill, no run on length outside off, he straight bats it down to mid on\n Kamboj to Gill, SIX runs smashed for a straight six! That shot had confidence written all over it. Dances down the pitch, it's not taken on the full but he smacks it away towards the sight screen\n Kamboj to Gill, OUT edged to slip and Kamboj has struck! Gill comes down again, Kamboj pitches on length again outside off and the ball nearly holds its line to surprise Gill, leading to a thick edge to first slip \n Kamboj to Buttler, no run walks towards the ball outside of and drives it first up down to mid off\n Kamboj to Buttler, 2 runs a couple of steps towards the ball again on off, driven wide of extra cover and he's off the mark with a couple\n Kamboj to Buttler, 1 run aims for the stumps this time, top of middle and off, and Buttler turns it to leg with the angle for one. Keeps strike\n Khaleel Ahmed to Buttler, no run outside off with the scrambled seam, he straight bats it down to mid off\n Khaleel Ahmed to Buttler, no run 136.2kmh, back of length on off now, no room at all and Buttler defends\n Khaleel Ahmed to Buttler, 2 runs shimmies down for a swing but he only manages an inside edge to deep fine leg for two He's looking a little frustrated\n Khaleel Ahmed to Buttler, OUT he charges again and he has holed out to deep third! The pressure mounts with two off the first three balls. Buttler dances down, Khaleel sticks to his stifling line around off and it leads to a leading edge off Buttler's swing and Kamboj settles under it nicely well inside the rope \n Khaleel Ahmed to Rutherford, no run beats him first ball! Swing in the fourth over for Khaleel - outside off, width on offer but he shapes it away from the batter and makes him miss\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rutherford, no run straighter line just outside off, Rutherford heaves on the leg side and he's lucky he didn't edge it behind to the keeper or first slip Cracking over for Khaleel - two runs and Buttler's wicket\n Kamboj to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on the pads on length and it's clipped away for one\n Kamboj to Rutherford, no run nice and tight length delivery on off stump, he defends it to leg Fine leg and deep point at the rope\n Kamboj to Rutherford, OUT one more gone, CSK are running hot! Rutherford goes after the shorter ball, but he doesn't get hold of this pull and the teenager Mhatre does well to go to his left from mid on and get both hands to it. What a start from CSK! \n Kamboj to Shahrukh Khan, no run accurate stuff from Kamboj, on length on off and no option but to defend it\n Kamboj to Shahrukh Khan, no run almost like an action replay for the ball on off stump and SRK dead-bats it back this time\n Kamboj to Shahrukh Khan, no run a quit finish to the excellent over as SRK charges down for a big swing and misses Three runs, two wickets off the last two overs\n Khaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, no run 137.7kmh, starts with a length ball around off and he defends it back\n Khaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs phew, finally some relief for GT as Sai Sudharsan opens the face of the bate nice and late for the shorter ball outside off and it beats both short third and backward point for four\n Khaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, no run more width this time, he middles the cut but can't beat Jadeja at point\n Khaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, no run reduces the room, it's stifling on off and he defends it late towards slip Lost 3 wickets - once Lost 2 wickets - once Lost 1 wicket - six times Lost 0 wickets - six times GT in the powerplay this season:\n Khaleel Ahmed to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye Khaleel appeals for lbw after thudding the ball into the front pad in front of middle and leg, the umpire doesn't move though as the batters run across for a leg bye. Wasn't a bad shout though, surprised CSK didn't even consider a review INNS 14 WKTS 20 ECON 9.60 AVE 40.25\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shahrukh Khan, no run 139.7kmh, good length ball on off and it's pushed straight back down to mid off\n Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run some width outside off and he cuts it away for one\n Jadeja to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run really flat and quick towards middle and leg, SRK bunts it down to long on\n Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs flat and quick to Sai Su as well, but this is way outside off and the batter throws his bat at it, almost upper cutting it over short third because there's nobody in the deep\n Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run 102.7kmh, room again outside off, he cuts along the ground to deep point this time\n Jadeja to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run flat and outside off, short as well, SRK gets a single past cover this time\n Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fuller and still wide, he drives it away for one along the ground Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan and win points to grab an SUV and 100+ prizes! Free to play, CSK were 82 for 1 at this point\n Dube to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run slow and outside leg, nudges it away off the pads for one\n Dube to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run short ball on the stumps, he muscles it away to deep midwicket for one Last IPL season too Shivam Dube bowled in only one game\n Dube to B Sai Sudharsan, no run length bal on off stump, he steers it late to backward point\n Dube to B Sai Sudharsan, 5 wide down the leg side past the batter's pads and goes past Dhoni's gloves as well! Five runs. Dube gets his line wrong well down the leg side and Dhoni's dive wasn't enough\n Dube to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run width outside off now, cut away square for one\n Dube to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs into the stands of yellow fans for six! SRK breaks the shackles for GT by coming down and smashing it over the leg side boundary, over midwicket and all the way\n Dube to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run pitched up a little and he gets a single down to long on for one\n Noor Ahmad to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run starts with a googly outside off, pushed square of the wicket for one\n Noor Ahmad to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on good length outside off, he pulls it into the ground for one to leg\n Noor Ahmad to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run length delivery just outside off, pushed down to long off for one more\n Noor Ahmad to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs driven elegantly over the covers for four! Nice and slow, pitched up outside off and Sai Sudharsan middles that cover drive, just over the leaping fielder\n Noor Ahmad to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run full and wide with flight, driven square of the wicket this time for a single\n Noor Ahmad to Shahrukh Khan, no run SRK wants to sweep from outside leg but he doesn't connect with this time and the over ends with a dot Which was the more memorable Test? 16.0K votes ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 Which was the more memorable Test? 18.0K votes SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and help us decide! First time out of the chase\n Dube to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs fumble in the deep and that's four! He starts with a short of length ball, Sai Sudhrsan pulls it away straight to Urvil Ptel behind square where the ball goes through him\n Dube to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs width on the off side, and he punches it into the covers nicely from the middle of the bat for four more!\n Dube to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fuller and wide, slices it away for one to deep point\n Dube to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs they're going after Shivam Dube that's for sure! SRK takes him on again by dancing down and lofts a straight six that's landed well beyond the rope\n Dube to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run he mixes it up with a slower one full outside off, bunted down to long on for one\n Dube to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs ends with a full toss driven straight back down the ground and Brevis does well to dive to his left from long off and saves two 18 from the over and we're halfway through this chase\n Jadeja to Shahrukh Khan, OUT thick edge to short third and it's taken after a juggle! Pathirana the fielder at the edge of the circle, waiting for the ball after SRK's swipe leads to a thick edge. His first attempt is over his head, then in front of his chest for the juggle and then he finally holds on \n Jadeja to Tewatia, 1 run pretty slow towards off stump, Tewatia goes to off and turns it to leg for one\n Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, no run width outside off, he cuts that straight to point\n Jadeja to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT the set batter is also gone, the table-toppers are crumbling against the team ranked last. Outside off, bit of turn, and Sai Sudharsan wants to carve this inside out over the 30-yard circle but he can't do that successfully, handling the simplest of catches to point \n Jadeja to Rashid Khan, no run length ball on the stumps, he works it back\n Jadeja to Rashid Khan, no run four dots in a row as Rashid pushes another length ball back to Jadeja Here's Himanshu again\n Pathirana to Tewatia, no run on the shorter side of a length on off, and seaming away to finish in the channel outside off. Tewatia has a poke, but is beaten\n Pathirana to Tewatia, 2 runs short in length, and on middle. Tewatia leaps in the crease, and clips to deep square leg\n Pathirana to Tewatia, 2 runs a bit fuller, and again arriving on middle. Flicked just wide of midwicket for another two\n Pathirana to Tewatia, 1 run change of pace, as he bowls on he shorter side on off. The ball keeps a little low, and is chopped towards point\n Pathirana to Rashid Khan, 1 wide short and wide of off. Rashid goes ramping at it far away from his body, but misses. Wide called\n Pathirana to Rashid Khan, FOUR runs thumped to deep midwicket. Short delivery again, and around off, as Rashid pulls off the front foot for four\n Pathirana to Rashid Khan, 1 run some extra bounce for Pathirana, as he again goes short and around sixth stump. Pulled to long-on off the higher side of the bat\n Noor Ahmad to Rashid Khan, SIX runs Rashid swings at his countryman for six! On a length, and dipping on off. It shapes to turn away, but Rashid slog sweeps over midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Rashid Khan, no run shortish on the stumps, and punched to extra cover\n Noor Ahmad to Rashid Khan, 1 run on a length, and just outside off. It seemed to be wrong 'un, as Rashid slapped it to deep point\n Noor Ahmad to Tewatia, 1 run much fuller, and slower too. It is around sixth stump, and is tapped to point for a single\n Noor Ahmad to Rashid Khan, OUT taken by Urvil, who was at long-on, but had to come in a big way to catch it. That was nearly dropped, though, as he seemed to have overrun. Yup, he had to move back to take it eventually. Noor tossed this up at Rashid, and went full on middle and off. The ball dipped on to Rashid, who went slogging across the line again. But this time the ball skied up - he seemed to have misread the slower ball - and Urvil completed the take \n Noor Ahmad to Coetzee, 1 run full on his pads, and clipped to midwicket to get off the mark\n Pathirana to Coetzee, no run short of a length, and just outside off. Coetzee has a heave, but is beaten\n Pathirana to Coetzee, FOUR runs driven wide of mid-off! Coetzee gets to the pitch of this full ball just outside off, and times the drive wonderfully well to find the gap between mid-off and cover\n Pathirana to Coetzee, no run fuller still from Pathirana, but this time it's nearly of yorker length, and around sixth stump. Coetzee has a slash, but is beaten\n Pathirana to Coetzee, OUT bowled him! The leg stump comes off. Short of a length on middle, and the ball seams back in slightly to hit the leg stump. It kept a bit low too, and Coetzee was beaten as he looked to push forward. I think both the movement back in and the lack of bounce must have played a role there \n Pathirana to Arshad Khan, no run Brevis at point asks if it was a clean catch, but I don't think it was. It seemed to have gone on the bounce. The umpire asks for a confirmation, though. Yup, the ball bounced before going to Brevis. It was a yorker-length ball angling across, and arriving wide of off, as Arshad looked to drive, and got it off the toe-end of the bat Rahul Tewatia in IPL, 2025 INNS 11 RUNS 76 SR 172.72 AVE 10.85 HS 24*\n Pathirana to Arshad Khan, no run slower ball, and fullish on off. Pushed to mid-off, and Arshad takes off for a single. But he's sent back, even as there's a direct hit by Hooda at his end\n Hooda to Tewatia, FOUR runs reverse swept over point! On a length on off, and a hint of turn away, as Tewatia switches over for an aggressive shot\n Hooda to Tewatia, 2 runs fuller ball, and slower on middle. Nudged towards deep midwicket for two\n Hooda to Tewatia, 1 run fullish ball on off, and pushed to Hooda's left, where a short midwicket would have been. They get a quick single nevertheless Brevis goes off the field\n Hooda to Arshad Khan, no run full and slow, and drifting in as it pitches on leg. Arshad looks to flick but is hit on his front pad. There's an appeal for lbw, but it was heading down leg\n Hooda to Arshad Khan, 1 wide wide ball. Angled in, and full and outside leg. He went hoicking, but missed\n Hooda to Arshad Khan, SIX runs whipped over deep midwicket! This full ball dips on to him on middle, and Arshad reads it well to have a liberal heave for six\n Hooda to Arshad Khan, 1 run on a full length, and just about on off. It turns away a bit, and is slapped to point Time-out\n Noor Ahmad to Arshad Khan, no run tossed up, and it comes out as a low full toss wide outside off. Driven to extra cover\n Noor Ahmad to Arshad Khan, 1 run quite full, and just outside off. Sliced aerially over cover\n Noor Ahmad to Tewatia, OUT slashed to extra cover! Dube there is paced right at the edge of the circle, and takes it in his lap. Noor gave the ball some flight, and went full and wide of off. Tewatia reached out, and looked to go over the in field, but couldn't time or place it well enough \n Noor Ahmad to Sai Kishore, no run full and just outside off, but turning in. Driven back to Noor's right Noor Ahmad in IPL, 2025 INNS 14 WKTS 23 ECON 8.29 AVE 17.60 BEST 4\/18\n Noor Ahmad to Sai Kishore, no run beaten! This one turns away off a fullish length just outside off, and Sai goes for a jab but sees the ball pass the outside edge\n Noor Ahmad to Sai Kishore, 1 run short of a length on middle and off, and nudged towards midwicket\n Pathirana to Sai Kishore, 1 run just past the man at wide slip. Sai went driving at this length ball angling across and pitching off, but got an outside edge. Single to deep third\n Pathirana to Arshad Khan, SIX runs just over long-off! It's the shorter boundary there, and Urvil, who was in play all along, eventually left it alone. Pathirana bowled this full on off, and Arshad just launched it down the ground\n Pathirana to Arshad Khan, SIX runs cracking shot! Arshad showing his batting skills. Short of a length, and on off or thereabouts, as Arshad has a powerful pull over midwicket for six more\n Pathirana to Arshad Khan, 1 wide a bouncer, and wide given. He bangs it on middle, and Arshad lets it go as the ball flies over his head\n Pathirana to Arshad Khan, no run short in length on leg, and he's cramped for room as he looks to nudge it. Hit on his thigh there\n Pathirana to Arshad Khan, no run short delivery on the stumps, and he rides the bounce to jab it to point\n Pathirana to Arshad Khan, no run another fiery short ball. This lands on middle, and zooms off the pitch, as Arshad looks to slash but misses\n Noor Ahmad to Sai Kishore, 1 run full and just outside off, and sliced aerially to deep-backward point\n Noor Ahmad to Arshad Khan, no run beaten! On a fullish length, and just outside off. The ball doesn't turn, and Arshad looks to swipe but misses\n Noor Ahmad to Arshad Khan, OUT bowled him! Finally CSK end Arshad's party. On the fuller side of a length, and just outside off. This time the ball did turn, and came back in. Arshad looked to have another big hoick across the line, and missed. The ball went on to clatter into the stumps \n Noor Ahmad to Siraj, no run angled across, and on a length. It comes wide of off, and Siraj lets it go From around now\n Noor Ahmad to Siraj, 1 wide fuller, but again wide of off. Siraj leaves it alone, and it's called wide\n Noor Ahmad to Siraj, 1 leg bye full and straighter, and it takes his pad as he looks to clip. The ball dribbles away behind square\n Noor Ahmad to Sai Kishore, no run fullish ball, and dipping on off. Blocked down with a good stride forward AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Kamboj to Siraj, 2 runs on a length, and just outside off. Siraj pushes it towards cover, from where there's an overthrow which allows a second\n Kamboj to Siraj, 1 run another length delivery, but this is wider of off. Siraj has a push at it, but gets an outside edge to deep third\n Kamboj to Sai Kishore, OUT Dhoni ends the game by taking the catch to his right!! Is this the final time he has ever done that in the IPL? We might not know that for another year, and that'll be thrill of it all, I think. Short delivery from Kamboj around middle and leg, as Sai Kishore went for the pull but got a top edge. 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Swinging in from outside off, but not too much, 134.8kph. Rahul looks to drive .down the ground, accounting for the swing, but it passes just past the outside edge\nArshdeep to Rahul, 1 run .Fuller on off, driven to mid-off for a quick one\nArshdeep to du Plessis, 1 run .Very full outside off, squeezed through point\nArshdeep to Rahul, 1 run .Short ball on middle and leg, gets big on Rahul as he pulls through backward square leg\nArshdeep to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Cracks the pull in front of square. Short again from Arshdeep, du Plessis quickly .transfers his weight back and hits it away from the man in the deep\nAzmatullah to Rahul, no run .Fuller around off, a hint of outswing, push-drives it to mid-off, 129kph\nAzmatullah to Rahul, no run .Length ball outside off, punched to cover\nAzmatullah to Rahul, FOUR runs .What timing, KL! Shaping away from a length outside off, Rahul goes back and punches .it through cover-point. Man in the deep was behind square\nAzmatullah to Rahul, no run .Length ball on off and middle, 133.9kph, pushed back defensively\nAzmatullah to Rahul, 1 run .Length ball on middle and leg, punches it to mid-on with soft hands and sprints to the .other end\nAzmatullah to du Plessis, no run .Fuller and swinging away outside off, pushed to backward point\nArshdeep to Rahul, no run .Some sound as the ball passed Rahul's bat, nothing from the bowler and the umpire. .Arshdeep digs it in, Rahul goes for the pull but misses. Only Inglis appeals but to no .avail\nArshdeep to Rahul, 1 run .Length ball on leg, turned around the corner\nArshdeep to du Plessis, no run .Full on off, he leans forward and opens his face to play it to backward point\nArshdeep to du Plessis, 1 run .Length ball slanting away, slapped to cover\nArshdeep to Rahul, FOUR runs .Launched over midwicket. Full and swinging in on leg, he flicks, not off the meat, but it .is enough\nArshdeep to Rahul, FOUR runs .Slapped over cover. Arshdeep overcompensates for the previous balls. Doles out plenty .of width outside off. Rahul stands tall and hits it over short cover\nAzmatullah to du Plessis, SIX runs .High, above and over! Length ball angling in on middle and leg, 132.8kph, du Plessis .plays the pick-up shot well over deep square leg on the shorter side, against the wind\nAzmatullah to du Plessis, 1 run .Length ball on middle, clipped through square leg\nAzmatullah to Rahul, FOUR runs .On the up, away from cover. Length ball outside off again, Rahul gets back and across, .punches the drive away from the man in the ring and well away from sweeper rushing to .his right\nAzmatullah to Rahul, FOUR runs .Gift, accepted. Omarzai sprays this length ball on Rahul's pads, and he nonchalantly .whips it away from his presence through fine leg\nAzmatullah to Rahul, no run .Full and on middle, a hint of tail back in, he looks to flick but gets a thick inside edge .onto the back leg\nAzmatullah to Rahul, no run .Backs away early, he follows Rahul with a full ball which is driven back to the bowler .only, 15 off the over\nHarpreet Brar to du Plessis, 1 run .Backs away early, Brar follows him with a fired in length ball, clipped through midwicket\nHarpreet Brar to Rahul, 1 run .Tossed up on a length on off, he goes back to punch it to long-off . .Harpreet Brar in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .172 .WKTS .4 .4s\/6s .35\/8 .ECON .8.72 .AVE .62.50\nHarpreet Brar to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Use of the feet from Faf. Flatter on middle, he dances down by making room and swats .it across the line to play it wide of mid-on\nHarpreet Brar to du Plessis, no run .Once again backs away early but drives it aerially towards cover\nHarpreet Brar to du Plessis, 1 run .Fired full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\nHarpreet Brar to Rahul, SIX runs .Gorgeous! Floated up on middle, Rahul charges down and hits it straight into the .sightscreen to bring up the fifty stand\nJansen to du Plessis, 1 run .Length ball on leg, clipped through backward square leg\nJansen to Rahul, FOUR runs .Valiant effort from Wadhera! A bouncer from Jansen, Rahul clobbered the pull. He .almost hit it too well to deep backward square leg, who dives to his right but fails to .reach it\nJansen to Rahul, OUT .A harmless delivery, a well-judged catch do it for Rahul. Jansen dishes out the .offcutter on a length on middle and leg, Rahul perhaps did not pick the change in pace. .Goes for the lofted drive over mid-off but only sliced it. Shashank runs to his right, leaps .and takes it .KL Rahul c Shashank Singh b Jansen 35 (21b 6x4 1x6 25m) SR: 166.66\nJansen to Nair, SIX runs .Underway with a free swing of the bat! Shortish ball down leg, Nair gets inside the line .of it and picks it up over fine leg\nJansen to Nair, no run .Full and outside off, driven to cover\nJansen to Nair, no run .Angling away on a length, he looks to glide it through third but is beaten\nHarpreet Brar to du Plessis, 2 runs .Slows it down, lands it on a length on middle, he nudges it through midwicket for a .brace\nHarpreet Brar to du Plessis, 1 run .Quicker on middle, once again goes deep in the crease to nudge it through forward .square leg\nHarpreet Brar to Nair, 1 run .Fuller on middle, hit down to long-on . .Faf du Plessis vs Harpreet Brar .BALLS .53 .RUNS .88 .OUTS .1 .SR .166.03 .4s\/6s .6\/5\nHarpreet Brar to du Plessis, OUT .Soft, soft dismissal and Brar does a thigh-five! Flatter trajectory on a length outside off, .it bounces a touch more. Du Plessis goes back to cut it over backward point but slices it .straight to Arya. A start goes to waste again, DC lose two in quick time .Faf du Plessis c Arya b Harpreet Brar 23 (15b 2x4 1x6 31m) SR: 153.33\nHarpreet Brar to Sediqullah Atal, no run .Fired outside off on a length, he goes back to slap but misses\nHarpreet Brar to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run .Flatter and on a length around off, goes back and punches it past the non-striker to get .going. Five runs and a wicket off Brar's second\nJansen to Sediqullah Atal, no run .Full on leg, kept out to midwicket\nJansen to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run .Short ball angled in, gets a little big on him, 136.8kph. He drags the pull through square .leg\nJansen to Nair, 1 run .Full and slanting away, driven to deep cover\nJansen to Sediqullah Atal, SIX runs .First six for Atal in IPL cricket! Short and angling in, he swings his bat across the line .and helps it wayyyy over fine leg\nJansen to Sediqullah Atal, 2 leg byes .Fuller on middle and leg, he looks to tuck it away but gets it off the pad through .midwicket, 143.2kph, sees no fielder in that region and sprints back for two\nJansen to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run .Yorker outside off, squeezes it out to the off side and hares to the other end, 143.5kph\nDubey to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run .Flatter and slanting away, punched to long-off\nDubey to Nair, 1 run .Dragged down on leg, he pulls it to deep backward square leg\nDubey to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run .Flatter on leg, clipped through midwicket\nDubey to Nair, no run .Floated full on middle, driven back to the bowler\nDubey to Nair, 1 run .Spinning away from a length on middle, he punches it to long-on\nDubey to Sediqullah Atal, no run .Lands it on a length on off, defensively chipped back towards the bowler .Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play .Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan (on mobile web in India only) and win points to grab an SUV .and 100+ prizes! Free to play, 100 winners every day! .Timeout\nStoinis to Nair, 1 run .Full and straight on off, driven down to long-on\nStoinis to Sediqullah Atal, 2 runs .Around the wicket, bowls a low full toss around off, Atal backs away and drives it .towards cover, where Brar gets a hand to it. In fact it will go down as a drop as Brar took .time to get low down\nStoinis to Sediqullah Atal, 2 runs .Inglis shells a skier! Cross-seamer from Stoinis, full in length outside off, Atal looks to .go big but skies it in the air. Inglis circles under it and never settles under it\nStoinis to Sediqullah Atal, SIX runs .Top edge and it sails well over deep backward square leg. Short ball from over the .wicket, he goes deep in the crease and pulls it . .PBKS in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .12 .WKTS .31 .ECON .9.38 .AVE .33.61\nStoinis to Sediqullah Atal, no run .Slower length ball from around the stumps, he nicks it but it goes on the bounce to the .keeper\nStoinis to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run .Length ball on middle, punched down to long-on .114 needed in 60, time for Ekanth to see this through. What's your hunch?","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs PBKS, 66th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Rahul, no run Full and swinging in from outside off, driven straight to cover, 133.3kph KL Rahul vs Arshdeep Singh BALLS 27 RUNS 31 OUTS 2 SR 114.81 4s\/6s 4\/1\n Arshdeep to Rahul, no run Lovely! Swinging in from outside off, but not too much, 134.8kph. Rahul looks to drive down the ground, accounting for the swing, but it passes just past the outside edge\n Arshdeep to Rahul, 1 run Fuller on off, driven to mid-off for a quick one\n Arshdeep to du Plessis, 1 run Very full outside off, squeezed through point\n Arshdeep to Rahul, 1 run Short ball on middle and leg, gets big on Rahul as he pulls through backward square leg\n Arshdeep to du Plessis, FOUR runs Cracks the pull in front of square. Short again from Arshdeep, du Plessis quickly transfers his weight back and hits it away from the man in the deep\n Azmatullah to Rahul, no run Fuller around off, a hint of outswing, push-drives it to mid-off, 129kph\n Azmatullah to Rahul, no run Length ball outside off, punched to cover\n Azmatullah to Rahul, FOUR runs What timing, KL! Shaping away from a length outside off, Rahul goes back and punches it through cover-point. Man in the deep was behind square\n Azmatullah to Rahul, no run Length ball on off and middle, 133.9kph, pushed back defensively\n Azmatullah to Rahul, 1 run Length ball on middle and leg, punches it to mid-on with soft hands and sprints to the other end\n Azmatullah to du Plessis, no run Fuller and swinging away outside off, pushed to backward point\n Arshdeep to Rahul, no run Some sound as the ball passed Rahul's bat, nothing from the bowler and the umpire. Arshdeep digs it in, Rahul goes for the pull but misses. Only Inglis appeals but to no avail\n Arshdeep to Rahul, 1 run Length ball on leg, turned around the corner\n Arshdeep to du Plessis, no run Full on off, he leans forward and opens his face to play it to backward point\n Arshdeep to du Plessis, 1 run Length ball slanting away, slapped to cover\n Arshdeep to Rahul, FOUR runs Launched over midwicket. Full and swinging in on leg, he flicks, not off the meat, but it is enough\n Arshdeep to Rahul, FOUR runs Slapped over cover. Arshdeep overcompensates for the previous balls. Doles out plenty of width outside off. Rahul stands tall and hits it over short cover\n Azmatullah to du Plessis, SIX runs High, above and over! Length ball angling in on middle and leg, 132.8kph, du Plessis plays the pick-up shot well over deep square leg on the shorter side, against the wind\n Azmatullah to du Plessis, 1 run Length ball on middle, clipped through square leg\n Azmatullah to Rahul, FOUR runs On the up, away from cover. Length ball outside off again, Rahul gets back and across, punches the drive away from the man in the ring and well away from sweeper rushing to his right\n Azmatullah to Rahul, FOUR runs Gift, accepted. Omarzai sprays this length ball on Rahul's pads, and he nonchalantly whips it away from his presence through fine leg\n Azmatullah to Rahul, no run Full and on middle, a hint of tail back in, he looks to flick but gets a thick inside edge onto the back leg\n Azmatullah to Rahul, no run Backs away early, he follows Rahul with a full ball which is driven back to the bowler only, 15 off the over\n Harpreet Brar to du Plessis, 1 run Backs away early, Brar follows him with a fired in length ball, clipped through midwicket\n Harpreet Brar to Rahul, 1 run Tossed up on a length on off, he goes back to punch it to long-off BALLS 172 WKTS 4 4s\/6s 35\/8 ECON 8.72 AVE 62.50\n Harpreet Brar to du Plessis, FOUR runs Use of the feet from Faf. Flatter on middle, he dances down by making room and swats it across the line to play it wide of mid-on\n Harpreet Brar to du Plessis, no run Once again backs away early but drives it aerially towards cover\n Harpreet Brar to du Plessis, 1 run Fired full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n Harpreet Brar to Rahul, SIX runs Gorgeous! Floated up on middle, Rahul charges down and hits it straight into the sightscreen to bring up the fifty stand\n Jansen to du Plessis, 1 run Length ball on leg, clipped through backward square leg\n Jansen to Rahul, FOUR runs Valiant effort from Wadhera! A bouncer from Jansen, Rahul clobbered the pull. He almost hit it too well to deep backward square leg, who dives to his right but fails to reach it\n Jansen to Rahul, OUT A harmless delivery, a well-judged catch do it for Rahul. Jansen dishes out the offcutter on a length on middle and leg, Rahul perhaps did not pick the change in pace. Goes for the lofted drive over mid-off but only sliced it. Shashank runs to his right, leaps and takes it \n Jansen to Nair, SIX runs Underway with a free swing of the bat! Shortish ball down leg, Nair gets inside the line of it and picks it up over fine leg\n Jansen to Nair, no run Full and outside off, driven to cover\n Jansen to Nair, no run Angling away on a length, he looks to glide it through third but is beaten\n Harpreet Brar to du Plessis, 2 runs Slows it down, lands it on a length on middle, he nudges it through midwicket for a brace\n Harpreet Brar to du Plessis, 1 run Quicker on middle, once again goes deep in the crease to nudge it through forward square leg\n Harpreet Brar to Nair, 1 run Fuller on middle, hit down to long-on Faf du Plessis vs Harpreet Brar BALLS 53 RUNS 88 OUTS 1 SR 166.03 4s\/6s 6\/5\n Harpreet Brar to du Plessis, OUT Soft, soft dismissal and Brar does a thigh-five! Flatter trajectory on a length outside off, it bounces a touch more. Du Plessis goes back to cut it over backward point but slices it straight to Arya. A start goes to waste again, DC lose two in quick time \n Harpreet Brar to Sediqullah Atal, no run Fired outside off on a length, he goes back to slap but misses\n Harpreet Brar to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run Flatter and on a length around off, goes back and punches it past the non-striker to get going. Five runs and a wicket off Brar's second\n Jansen to Sediqullah Atal, no run Full on leg, kept out to midwicket\n Jansen to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run Short ball angled in, gets a little big on him, 136.8kph. He drags the pull through square leg\n Jansen to Nair, 1 run Full and slanting away, driven to deep cover\n Jansen to Sediqullah Atal, SIX runs First six for Atal in IPL cricket! Short and angling in, he swings his bat across the line and helps it wayyyy over fine leg\n Jansen to Sediqullah Atal, 2 leg byes Fuller on middle and leg, he looks to tuck it away but gets it off the pad through midwicket, 143.2kph, sees no fielder in that region and sprints back for two\n Jansen to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run Yorker outside off, squeezes it out to the off side and hares to the other end, 143.5kph\n Dubey to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run Flatter and slanting away, punched to long-off\n Dubey to Nair, 1 run Dragged down on leg, he pulls it to deep backward square leg\n Dubey to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run Flatter on leg, clipped through midwicket\n Dubey to Nair, no run Floated full on middle, driven back to the bowler\n Dubey to Nair, 1 run Spinning away from a length on middle, he punches it to long-on\n Dubey to Sediqullah Atal, no run Lands it on a length on off, defensively chipped back towards the bowler Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play and 100+ prizes! Free to play, 100 winners every day! Timeout\n Stoinis to Nair, 1 run Full and straight on off, driven down to long-on\n Stoinis to Sediqullah Atal, 2 runs Around the wicket, bowls a low full toss around off, Atal backs away and drives it towards cover, where Brar gets a hand to it. In fact it will go down as a drop as Brar took time to get low down\n Stoinis to Sediqullah Atal, 2 runs Inglis shells a skier! Cross-seamer from Stoinis, full in length outside off, Atal looks to go big but skies it in the air. Inglis circles under it and never settles under it\n Stoinis to Sediqullah Atal, SIX runs Top edge and it sails well over deep backward square leg. Short ball from over the wicket, he goes deep in the crease and pulls it INNS 12 WKTS 31 ECON 9.38 AVE 33.61\n Stoinis to Sediqullah Atal, no run Slower length ball from around the stumps, he nicks it but it goes on the bounce to the keeper\n Stoinis to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run Length ball on middle, punched down to long-on 114 needed in 60, time for Ekanth to see this through. 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Rahul looks to drive .down the ground, accounting for the swing, but it passes just past the outside edge\nArshdeep to Rahul, 1 run .Fuller on off, driven to mid-off for a quick one\nArshdeep to du Plessis, 1 run .Very full outside off, squeezed through point\nArshdeep to Rahul, 1 run .Short ball on middle and leg, gets big on Rahul as he pulls through backward square leg\nArshdeep to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Cracks the pull in front of square. Short again from Arshdeep, du Plessis quickly .transfers his weight back and hits it away from the man in the deep\nAzmatullah to Rahul, no run .Fuller around off, a hint of outswing, push-drives it to mid-off, 129kph\nAzmatullah to Rahul, no run .Length ball outside off, punched to cover\nAzmatullah to Rahul, FOUR runs .What timing, KL! Shaping away from a length outside off, Rahul goes back and punches .it through cover-point. Man in the deep was behind square\nAzmatullah to Rahul, no run .Length ball on off and middle, 133.9kph, pushed back defensively\nAzmatullah to Rahul, 1 run .Length ball on middle and leg, punches it to mid-on with soft hands and sprints to the .other end\nAzmatullah to du Plessis, no run .Fuller and swinging away outside off, pushed to backward point\nArshdeep to Rahul, no run .Some sound as the ball passed Rahul's bat, nothing from the bowler and the umpire. .Arshdeep digs it in, Rahul goes for the pull but misses. Only Inglis appeals but to no .avail\nArshdeep to Rahul, 1 run .Length ball on leg, turned around the corner\nArshdeep to du Plessis, no run .Full on off, he leans forward and opens his face to play it to backward point\nArshdeep to du Plessis, 1 run .Length ball slanting away, slapped to cover\nArshdeep to Rahul, FOUR runs .Launched over midwicket. Full and swinging in on leg, he flicks, not off the meat, but it .is enough\nArshdeep to Rahul, FOUR runs .Slapped over cover. Arshdeep overcompensates for the previous balls. Doles out plenty .of width outside off. Rahul stands tall and hits it over short cover\nAzmatullah to du Plessis, SIX runs .High, above and over! Length ball angling in on middle and leg, 132.8kph, du Plessis .plays the pick-up shot well over deep square leg on the shorter side, against the wind\nAzmatullah to du Plessis, 1 run .Length ball on middle, clipped through square leg\nAzmatullah to Rahul, FOUR runs .On the up, away from cover. Length ball outside off again, Rahul gets back and across, .punches the drive away from the man in the ring and well away from sweeper rushing to .his right\nAzmatullah to Rahul, FOUR runs .Gift, accepted. Omarzai sprays this length ball on Rahul's pads, and he nonchalantly .whips it away from his presence through fine leg\nAzmatullah to Rahul, no run .Full and on middle, a hint of tail back in, he looks to flick but gets a thick inside edge .onto the back leg\nAzmatullah to Rahul, no run .Backs away early, he follows Rahul with a full ball which is driven back to the bowler .only, 15 off the over\nHarpreet Brar to du Plessis, 1 run .Backs away early, Brar follows him with a fired in length ball, clipped through midwicket\nHarpreet Brar to Rahul, 1 run .Tossed up on a length on off, he goes back to punch it to long-off . .Harpreet Brar in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .172 .WKTS .4 .4s\/6s .35\/8 .ECON .8.72 .AVE .62.50\nHarpreet Brar to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Use of the feet from Faf. Flatter on middle, he dances down by making room and swats .it across the line to play it wide of mid-on\nHarpreet Brar to du Plessis, no run .Once again backs away early but drives it aerially towards cover\nHarpreet Brar to du Plessis, 1 run .Fired full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\nHarpreet Brar to Rahul, SIX runs .Gorgeous! Floated up on middle, Rahul charges down and hits it straight into the .sightscreen to bring up the fifty stand\nJansen to du Plessis, 1 run .Length ball on leg, clipped through backward square leg\nJansen to Rahul, FOUR runs .Valiant effort from Wadhera! A bouncer from Jansen, Rahul clobbered the pull. He .almost hit it too well to deep backward square leg, who dives to his right but fails to .reach it\nJansen to Rahul, OUT .A harmless delivery, a well-judged catch do it for Rahul. Jansen dishes out the .offcutter on a length on middle and leg, Rahul perhaps did not pick the change in pace. .Goes for the lofted drive over mid-off but only sliced it. Shashank runs to his right, leaps .and takes it .KL Rahul c Shashank Singh b Jansen 35 (21b 6x4 1x6 25m) SR: 166.66\nJansen to Nair, SIX runs .Underway with a free swing of the bat! Shortish ball down leg, Nair gets inside the line .of it and picks it up over fine leg\nJansen to Nair, no run .Full and outside off, driven to cover\nJansen to Nair, no run .Angling away on a length, he looks to glide it through third but is beaten\nHarpreet Brar to du Plessis, 2 runs .Slows it down, lands it on a length on middle, he nudges it through midwicket for a .brace\nHarpreet Brar to du Plessis, 1 run .Quicker on middle, once again goes deep in the crease to nudge it through forward .square leg\nHarpreet Brar to Nair, 1 run .Fuller on middle, hit down to long-on . .Faf du Plessis vs Harpreet Brar .BALLS .53 .RUNS .88 .OUTS .1 .SR .166.03 .4s\/6s .6\/5\nHarpreet Brar to du Plessis, OUT .Soft, soft dismissal and Brar does a thigh-five! Flatter trajectory on a length outside off, .it bounces a touch more. Du Plessis goes back to cut it over backward point but slices it .straight to Arya. A start goes to waste again, DC lose two in quick time .Faf du Plessis c Arya b Harpreet Brar 23 (15b 2x4 1x6 31m) SR: 153.33\nHarpreet Brar to Sediqullah Atal, no run .Fired outside off on a length, he goes back to slap but misses\nHarpreet Brar to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run .Flatter and on a length around off, goes back and punches it past the non-striker to get .going. Five runs and a wicket off Brar's second\nJansen to Sediqullah Atal, no run .Full on leg, kept out to midwicket\nJansen to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run .Short ball angled in, gets a little big on him, 136.8kph. He drags the pull through square .leg\nJansen to Nair, 1 run .Full and slanting away, driven to deep cover\nJansen to Sediqullah Atal, SIX runs .First six for Atal in IPL cricket! Short and angling in, he swings his bat across the line .and helps it wayyyy over fine leg\nJansen to Sediqullah Atal, 2 leg byes .Fuller on middle and leg, he looks to tuck it away but gets it off the pad through .midwicket, 143.2kph, sees no fielder in that region and sprints back for two\nJansen to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run .Yorker outside off, squeezes it out to the off side and hares to the other end, 143.5kph\nDubey to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run .Flatter and slanting away, punched to long-off\nDubey to Nair, 1 run .Dragged down on leg, he pulls it to deep backward square leg\nDubey to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run .Flatter on leg, clipped through midwicket\nDubey to Nair, no run .Floated full on middle, driven back to the bowler\nDubey to Nair, 1 run .Spinning away from a length on middle, he punches it to long-on\nDubey to Sediqullah Atal, no run .Lands it on a length on off, defensively chipped back towards the bowler .Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play .Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan (on mobile web in India only) and win points to grab an SUV .and 100+ prizes! Free to play, 100 winners every day! .Timeout\nStoinis to Nair, 1 run .Full and straight on off, driven down to long-on\nStoinis to Sediqullah Atal, 2 runs .Around the wicket, bowls a low full toss around off, Atal backs away and drives it .towards cover, where Brar gets a hand to it. In fact it will go down as a drop as Brar took .time to get low down\nStoinis to Sediqullah Atal, 2 runs .Inglis shells a skier! Cross-seamer from Stoinis, full in length outside off, Atal looks to .go big but skies it in the air. Inglis circles under it and never settles under it\nStoinis to Sediqullah Atal, SIX runs .Top edge and it sails well over deep backward square leg. Short ball from over the .wicket, he goes deep in the crease and pulls it . .PBKS in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .12 .WKTS .31 .ECON .9.38 .AVE .33.61\nStoinis to Sediqullah Atal, no run .Slower length ball from around the stumps, he nicks it but it goes on the bounce to the .keeper\nStoinis to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run .Length ball on middle, punched down to long-on .114 needed in 60, time for Ekanth to see this through. What's your hunch?\nDubey to Sediqullah Atal, OUT .That'll increase now as Atal's top edged a slog sweep to long-on. He tried to hit it off a .length as it angled away outside off. Ball didn't turn but Atal wasn't to the pitch which .cost him .Sediqullah Atal c Arshdeep Singh b Dubey 22 (16b 0x4 2x6 14m) SR: 137.5\nDubey to Sameer Rizvi, 1 leg bye .Length down leg, glanced softly and fine. Short fine charges back to keep it to one . .Karun Nair vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .254 .OUTS .7 .4s\/6s .26\/3 .SR .131.60 .AVE .36.28\nDubey to Nair, FOUR runs .Slog swept, this was on the up to a length ball too, but Nair was behind it rather than .having to fetch it. Got it low through square leg\nDubey to Nair, FOUR runs .Goes across to get inside the line and sweep again, goes finer this time. To short fine's .left. Picked it off a length from around fourth stump. No turn for the legbreak again\nDubey to Nair, FOUR runs .Too short, sits up and doesn't turn. Nair pulls along the ground through midwicket and .finishes with an easy swivel\nDubey to Nair, FOUR runs .Down leg again, swept fine of short fine leg. Short fine was in for that ball and the line .allowed Nair to whack it to his right. Four fours to finish. PBKS now 51% on win .predictor\nJansen to Sameer Rizvi, 1 wide .Bumper from around the wicket angles down leg. Rizvi shapes for the pull but lets it go\nJansen to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .Length on fifth, guided to deep third . .Karun Nair in IPL, 2025 .INNS .8 .RUNS .181 .SR .179.20 .AVE .25.85 .HS .89\nJansen to Nair, no run .Backs away and tries to open up cover as there was no dep fielder between point and .long-on. The length ball got big on the slashy drive and Nair ended up chunking it\nJansen to Nair, no run\nJansen to Nair, no run .Nair goes across early to paddle, misses. The fullish ball angles in and hits him flush on .the pad\nJansen to Nair, 1 run .Gets on one knee and creams the full, wide ball to deep point\nJansen to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .Touch back of length over off, defended towards cover off the back foot\nAzmatullah to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .Jansen loses it in the lights at deep fine leg, ball lands a few metres in front. Was a .bouncer around chest-height that Rizvi pulled. Was late on it\nAzmatullah to Nair, 1 run .Makes room and drives while being beside the line of the fullish ball following him to .long-on. 133ks\nAzmatullah to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs .Rizvi dances down early, so Omarzai bumps him. Rizvi was halfway into the pull while .abandoning the shot, the ball took the inside edge and sailed fine. Too fine deep fine leg\nAzmatullah to Sameer Rizvi, SIX runs .Short fine brought in and Rizvi middles the paddle. Incredible shot to a shortish ball. Got .on one knee and lifted it from chest-height while he was lunging. Didn't have room to .free his arms but still connected .See all photos\nAzmatullah to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .Length on fifth, driven to cover\nAzmatullah to Nair, 1 run .Another edge, this goes to deep third on the bounce. Shreyas runs left and stops it. Was .a short and wide ball, Nair charged and top edged the cut\nJansen to Nair, 1 run .136ks yorker on leg, Nair stays still and short-arm whips it along the ground to deep .midwicket\nJansen to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .Slower one into the pitch, Rizvi was across to off, was square-on and deep in the crease .while trying to pull it fine. Gloved it to the keeper's left\nJansen to Nair, SIX runs .Slot ball, doesn't matter that it's slow as it goes straight on. Nair made room and timed .the pants off the lofted off-drive. Mid-off was in too. 76 metres far it goes . .Karun Nair vs left-arm pace in T20s .RUNS .287 .OUTS .7 .4s\/6s .31\/11 .SR .142.07 .AVE .41.00\nJansen to Nair, 1 run .Cramped for room but Nair goes through with the pull. On the bounce to long-on\nJansen to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .Makes room and cuts it from over leg stump. Finds deep cover\nJansen to Sameer Rizvi, SIX runs .Doesn't matter as Rizvi clears deep square. Jansen grimly collects his cap. He followed .Rizvi as the batter made room, got it into the pitch. But it didn't rise too high and was .pulled with ease .Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play .Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan and win points to grab an SUV and 100+ prizes! Free to play, .100 winners every day!\nHarpreet Brar to Nair, 1 run .Flat and shortish, angling in towards the stumps, pulled to deep backward square on the .bounce\nHarpreet Brar to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .Length on middle, clipped towards midwicket. Brar runs and slides to keep it to one\nHarpreet Brar to Nair, FOUR runs .Nair's taking guard on fourth, so Brar goes close to the tramline. Nair, however, waited .for the length ball to go past him and then cut to beat deep point on the left\nHarpreet Brar to Nair, 1 wide .Down leg, the fullish ball goes past the sweep\nHarpreet Brar to Nair, 1 run .A bit of turn, Nair had to adjust his pull as he was walking across. Gets it to deep .midwicket. Ball was a touch short and going towards fifth\nHarpreet Brar to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .Makes ample room and flashes the full ball on leg stump to long-off. On the bounce\nHarpreet Brar to Nair, OUT .Nair goes too far across and is bowled trying to sweep. Brar roars. Was a stock ball that .landed close to the crease and knocked out leg stump. Nair couldn't fully get on one .knee, just couldn't get low enough. Pace - 95ks .Karun Nair b Harpreet Brar 44 (27b 5x4 2x6 44m) SR: 162.96\nArshdeep to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .Pitched up on fourth, punched to long-off .New batter, Stubbs, on strike . .Tristan Stubbs vs Arshdeep Singh .BALLS .24 .RUNS .45 .OUTS .0 .SR .187.50 .4s\/6s .8\/1\nArshdeep to Stubbs, no run .He has a sighter. Taps the length ball on fourth to cover\nArshdeep to Stubbs, 1 run .Back of length on leg, clipped from knee-roll height to deep fine leg\nArshdeep to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .Arshdeep sees Rizvi walking across, bowls it slow and full to stop him momentarily. .Rizvi then flicks it along the ground to deep midwicket\nArshdeep to Stubbs, no run .Length on fourth, punched to cover. 137ks. Great over so far for DC\nArshdeep to Stubbs, 1 run .Just four off the over. Asking rate back up to 12. Short ball at chest-height around .fourth, 137ks, pulled to deep midwicket.\nHarpreet Brar to Stubbs, 2 runs .Smart two through square leg. Stubbs clipped the length ball at his pads just past the .ring, the fielder had to run in from the deep, which took time\nHarpreet Brar to Stubbs, 1 run .93ks full ball on leg, Stubbs had made room early. Whipped to long-on\nHarpreet Brar to Sameer Rizvi, SIX runs .Given a bit of air ad it's toned over wide long-on. Stock ball was a touch too full and .angling in on middle and leg, Rizvi cleared the front leg and drove it with a full folllow- .through . .Harpreet Brar in death overs (in T20s) .BALLS .92 .WKTS .7 .4s\/6s .15\/10 .ECON .11.34 .AVE .24.85\nHarpreet Brar to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .Makes room early and Brar goes well outside off. Rizvi just about manages to bunt the .low full toss to deep point while reaching out\nHarpreet Brar to Stubbs, no run .Beaten on the pull. The length ball went past the right leg as Stubbs made room. Went .below bat\nHarpreet Brar to Stubbs, FOUR runs .Stubbs double bluffs, starts going leg side but brings the back foot into regular position .and punishes the low, wide full toss. Drives it along the ground through cover\nAzmatullah to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .Pulls the shortish 128ks ball from around waist-height to deep midwicket\nAzmatullah to Stubbs, 1 run .Near yorker on off, pace on, drilled to long-on\nAzmatullah to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs .Perfect yorker but Rizvi's managed to flick it to short fine's left. It was right on the .crease, Rizvi slid his front leg back in the crease and helped it with the closing bat face.\nAzmatullah to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .Short 130ks ball doesn't rise too much but seemed skiddy. Rizvi chops it with the bat .facing down, to point\nAzmatullah to Stubbs, 1 run .Omarzai runs back towards mid-on to keep it to one. Was a hard-length ball that Stubbs .tried to flick. Ball came on too quickly and spooned up. No one in the ring at midwicket .or mid-on though . .Sameer Rizvi in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .56 .OUTS .3 .4s\/6s .5\/4 .SR .186.66 .AVE .18.66\nAzmatullah to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs .Rizvi turns the over in DC's favour with a pull over midwicket. Touch back of length .around top-of-stump height, the batter was deep in the crease and cleared the infield .easily\nArshdeep to Stubbs, 1 run .Length just outside leg but Stubbs was taking guard outside leg too. Nudged off the .knee-roll to midwicket\nArshdeep to Sameer Rizvi, SIX runs .Heaved over backward square while falling over! Rizvi was walking across, got a .knuckle ball into the pitch that he helped over from around rib-height for a 71-metre six\nArshdeep to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .First IPL fifty for Rizvi. He raises his bat and gets applauded. Badani's all smiles. Was a .length ball in the channel square driven towards cover .See all photos\nArshdeep to Stubbs, 1 run .Stubbs gets low to a low fully outside off. Plops it to long-on. 135ks\nArshdeep to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .Gets away with a slot ball on middle. Was the attempted yorker. Rizvi cleared the front .leg and went for the lofted off-drive. Opened himself up too much, got it along the .ground to long-off . .Tristan Stubbs in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1140 .OUTS .30 .4s\/6s .86\/73 .SR .205.77 .AVE .38.00\nArshdeep to Stubbs, FOUR runs .Whoa! Stubbs has reverse pulled it fine with the game on the line. Was a short ball over .leg, it rose about waist-height, bounce has been low on this pitch, but that was a heck of .a premeditated shot. .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nStoinis to Sameer Rizvi, 1 wide .Make it 7. Full ball speared in goes down leg, past the attempted paddle\nStoinis to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .Slower one, slashed to deep point. Didn't middle it. Was a full ball well outside off .Third, point, square leg, midwicket and long-on back\nStoinis to Stubbs, 1 run .Leg-stump yorker. Stubbs slides back in the crease and is happy to flick it along the .ground to deep midwicket\nStoinis to Sameer Rizvi, SIX runs .Swept. Almost out of the ground. Grand finish from Rizvi! Stoinis went for another leg- .stump yorker, missed the length. Bowled it full. Rizvi got on one knee, swiped low and .clean. Whippy, wristy and middled","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs PBKS, 66th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Rahul, no run Full and swinging in from outside off, driven straight to cover, 133.3kph KL Rahul vs Arshdeep Singh BALLS 27 RUNS 31 OUTS 2 SR 114.81 4s\/6s 4\/1\n Arshdeep to Rahul, no run Lovely! Swinging in from outside off, but not too much, 134.8kph. Rahul looks to drive down the ground, accounting for the swing, but it passes just past the outside edge\n Arshdeep to Rahul, 1 run Fuller on off, driven to mid-off for a quick one\n Arshdeep to du Plessis, 1 run Very full outside off, squeezed through point\n Arshdeep to Rahul, 1 run Short ball on middle and leg, gets big on Rahul as he pulls through backward square leg\n Arshdeep to du Plessis, FOUR runs Cracks the pull in front of square. Short again from Arshdeep, du Plessis quickly transfers his weight back and hits it away from the man in the deep\n Azmatullah to Rahul, no run Fuller around off, a hint of outswing, push-drives it to mid-off, 129kph\n Azmatullah to Rahul, no run Length ball outside off, punched to cover\n Azmatullah to Rahul, FOUR runs What timing, KL! Shaping away from a length outside off, Rahul goes back and punches it through cover-point. Man in the deep was behind square\n Azmatullah to Rahul, no run Length ball on off and middle, 133.9kph, pushed back defensively\n Azmatullah to Rahul, 1 run Length ball on middle and leg, punches it to mid-on with soft hands and sprints to the other end\n Azmatullah to du Plessis, no run Fuller and swinging away outside off, pushed to backward point\n Arshdeep to Rahul, no run Some sound as the ball passed Rahul's bat, nothing from the bowler and the umpire. Arshdeep digs it in, Rahul goes for the pull but misses. Only Inglis appeals but to no avail\n Arshdeep to Rahul, 1 run Length ball on leg, turned around the corner\n Arshdeep to du Plessis, no run Full on off, he leans forward and opens his face to play it to backward point\n Arshdeep to du Plessis, 1 run Length ball slanting away, slapped to cover\n Arshdeep to Rahul, FOUR runs Launched over midwicket. Full and swinging in on leg, he flicks, not off the meat, but it is enough\n Arshdeep to Rahul, FOUR runs Slapped over cover. Arshdeep overcompensates for the previous balls. Doles out plenty of width outside off. Rahul stands tall and hits it over short cover\n Azmatullah to du Plessis, SIX runs High, above and over! Length ball angling in on middle and leg, 132.8kph, du Plessis plays the pick-up shot well over deep square leg on the shorter side, against the wind\n Azmatullah to du Plessis, 1 run Length ball on middle, clipped through square leg\n Azmatullah to Rahul, FOUR runs On the up, away from cover. Length ball outside off again, Rahul gets back and across, punches the drive away from the man in the ring and well away from sweeper rushing to his right\n Azmatullah to Rahul, FOUR runs Gift, accepted. Omarzai sprays this length ball on Rahul's pads, and he nonchalantly whips it away from his presence through fine leg\n Azmatullah to Rahul, no run Full and on middle, a hint of tail back in, he looks to flick but gets a thick inside edge onto the back leg\n Azmatullah to Rahul, no run Backs away early, he follows Rahul with a full ball which is driven back to the bowler only, 15 off the over\n Harpreet Brar to du Plessis, 1 run Backs away early, Brar follows him with a fired in length ball, clipped through midwicket\n Harpreet Brar to Rahul, 1 run Tossed up on a length on off, he goes back to punch it to long-off BALLS 172 WKTS 4 4s\/6s 35\/8 ECON 8.72 AVE 62.50\n Harpreet Brar to du Plessis, FOUR runs Use of the feet from Faf. Flatter on middle, he dances down by making room and swats it across the line to play it wide of mid-on\n Harpreet Brar to du Plessis, no run Once again backs away early but drives it aerially towards cover\n Harpreet Brar to du Plessis, 1 run Fired full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n Harpreet Brar to Rahul, SIX runs Gorgeous! Floated up on middle, Rahul charges down and hits it straight into the sightscreen to bring up the fifty stand\n Jansen to du Plessis, 1 run Length ball on leg, clipped through backward square leg\n Jansen to Rahul, FOUR runs Valiant effort from Wadhera! A bouncer from Jansen, Rahul clobbered the pull. He almost hit it too well to deep backward square leg, who dives to his right but fails to reach it\n Jansen to Rahul, OUT A harmless delivery, a well-judged catch do it for Rahul. Jansen dishes out the offcutter on a length on middle and leg, Rahul perhaps did not pick the change in pace. Goes for the lofted drive over mid-off but only sliced it. Shashank runs to his right, leaps and takes it \n Jansen to Nair, SIX runs Underway with a free swing of the bat! Shortish ball down leg, Nair gets inside the line of it and picks it up over fine leg\n Jansen to Nair, no run Full and outside off, driven to cover\n Jansen to Nair, no run Angling away on a length, he looks to glide it through third but is beaten\n Harpreet Brar to du Plessis, 2 runs Slows it down, lands it on a length on middle, he nudges it through midwicket for a brace\n Harpreet Brar to du Plessis, 1 run Quicker on middle, once again goes deep in the crease to nudge it through forward square leg\n Harpreet Brar to Nair, 1 run Fuller on middle, hit down to long-on Faf du Plessis vs Harpreet Brar BALLS 53 RUNS 88 OUTS 1 SR 166.03 4s\/6s 6\/5\n Harpreet Brar to du Plessis, OUT Soft, soft dismissal and Brar does a thigh-five! Flatter trajectory on a length outside off, it bounces a touch more. Du Plessis goes back to cut it over backward point but slices it straight to Arya. A start goes to waste again, DC lose two in quick time \n Harpreet Brar to Sediqullah Atal, no run Fired outside off on a length, he goes back to slap but misses\n Harpreet Brar to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run Flatter and on a length around off, goes back and punches it past the non-striker to get going. Five runs and a wicket off Brar's second\n Jansen to Sediqullah Atal, no run Full on leg, kept out to midwicket\n Jansen to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run Short ball angled in, gets a little big on him, 136.8kph. He drags the pull through square leg\n Jansen to Nair, 1 run Full and slanting away, driven to deep cover\n Jansen to Sediqullah Atal, SIX runs First six for Atal in IPL cricket! Short and angling in, he swings his bat across the line and helps it wayyyy over fine leg\n Jansen to Sediqullah Atal, 2 leg byes Fuller on middle and leg, he looks to tuck it away but gets it off the pad through midwicket, 143.2kph, sees no fielder in that region and sprints back for two\n Jansen to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run Yorker outside off, squeezes it out to the off side and hares to the other end, 143.5kph\n Dubey to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run Flatter and slanting away, punched to long-off\n Dubey to Nair, 1 run Dragged down on leg, he pulls it to deep backward square leg\n Dubey to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run Flatter on leg, clipped through midwicket\n Dubey to Nair, no run Floated full on middle, driven back to the bowler\n Dubey to Nair, 1 run Spinning away from a length on middle, he punches it to long-on\n Dubey to Sediqullah Atal, no run Lands it on a length on off, defensively chipped back towards the bowler Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play and 100+ prizes! Free to play, 100 winners every day! Timeout\n Stoinis to Nair, 1 run Full and straight on off, driven down to long-on\n Stoinis to Sediqullah Atal, 2 runs Around the wicket, bowls a low full toss around off, Atal backs away and drives it towards cover, where Brar gets a hand to it. In fact it will go down as a drop as Brar took time to get low down\n Stoinis to Sediqullah Atal, 2 runs Inglis shells a skier! Cross-seamer from Stoinis, full in length outside off, Atal looks to go big but skies it in the air. Inglis circles under it and never settles under it\n Stoinis to Sediqullah Atal, SIX runs Top edge and it sails well over deep backward square leg. Short ball from over the wicket, he goes deep in the crease and pulls it INNS 12 WKTS 31 ECON 9.38 AVE 33.61\n Stoinis to Sediqullah Atal, no run Slower length ball from around the stumps, he nicks it but it goes on the bounce to the keeper\n Stoinis to Sediqullah Atal, 1 run Length ball on middle, punched down to long-on 114 needed in 60, time for Ekanth to see this through. What's your hunch?\n Dubey to Sediqullah Atal, OUT That'll increase now as Atal's top edged a slog sweep to long-on. He tried to hit it off a length as it angled away outside off. Ball didn't turn but Atal wasn't to the pitch which cost him \n Dubey to Sameer Rizvi, 1 leg bye Length down leg, glanced softly and fine. Short fine charges back to keep it to one Karun Nair vs legspin in T20s RUNS 254 OUTS 7 4s\/6s 26\/3 SR 131.60 AVE 36.28\n Dubey to Nair, FOUR runs Slog swept, this was on the up to a length ball too, but Nair was behind it rather than having to fetch it. Got it low through square leg\n Dubey to Nair, FOUR runs Goes across to get inside the line and sweep again, goes finer this time. To short fine's left. Picked it off a length from around fourth stump. No turn for the legbreak again\n Dubey to Nair, FOUR runs Too short, sits up and doesn't turn. Nair pulls along the ground through midwicket and finishes with an easy swivel\n Dubey to Nair, FOUR runs Down leg again, swept fine of short fine leg. Short fine was in for that ball and the line allowed Nair to whack it to his right. Four fours to finish. PBKS now 51% on win predictor\n Jansen to Sameer Rizvi, 1 wide Bumper from around the wicket angles down leg. Rizvi shapes for the pull but lets it go\n Jansen to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run Length on fifth, guided to deep third Karun Nair in IPL, 2025 INNS 8 RUNS 181 SR 179.20 AVE 25.85 HS 89\n Jansen to Nair, no run Backs away and tries to open up cover as there was no dep fielder between point and long-on. The length ball got big on the slashy drive and Nair ended up chunking it\n Jansen to Nair, no run\n Jansen to Nair, no run Nair goes across early to paddle, misses. The fullish ball angles in and hits him flush on the pad\n Jansen to Nair, 1 run Gets on one knee and creams the full, wide ball to deep point\n Jansen to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run Touch back of length over off, defended towards cover off the back foot\n Azmatullah to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run Jansen loses it in the lights at deep fine leg, ball lands a few metres in front. Was a bouncer around chest-height that Rizvi pulled. Was late on it\n Azmatullah to Nair, 1 run Makes room and drives while being beside the line of the fullish ball following him to long-on. 133ks\n Azmatullah to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs Rizvi dances down early, so Omarzai bumps him. Rizvi was halfway into the pull while abandoning the shot, the ball took the inside edge and sailed fine. Too fine deep fine leg\n Azmatullah to Sameer Rizvi, SIX runs Short fine brought in and Rizvi middles the paddle. Incredible shot to a shortish ball. Got on one knee and lifted it from chest-height while he was lunging. Didn't have room to free his arms but still connected See all photos\n Azmatullah to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run Length on fifth, driven to cover\n Azmatullah to Nair, 1 run Another edge, this goes to deep third on the bounce. Shreyas runs left and stops it. Was a short and wide ball, Nair charged and top edged the cut\n Jansen to Nair, 1 run 136ks yorker on leg, Nair stays still and short-arm whips it along the ground to deep midwicket\n Jansen to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run Slower one into the pitch, Rizvi was across to off, was square-on and deep in the crease while trying to pull it fine. Gloved it to the keeper's left\n Jansen to Nair, SIX runs Slot ball, doesn't matter that it's slow as it goes straight on. Nair made room and timed the pants off the lofted off-drive. Mid-off was in too. 76 metres far it goes Karun Nair vs left-arm pace in T20s RUNS 287 OUTS 7 4s\/6s 31\/11 SR 142.07 AVE 41.00\n Jansen to Nair, 1 run Cramped for room but Nair goes through with the pull. On the bounce to long-on\n Jansen to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run Makes room and cuts it from over leg stump. Finds deep cover\n Jansen to Sameer Rizvi, SIX runs Doesn't matter as Rizvi clears deep square. Jansen grimly collects his cap. He followed Rizvi as the batter made room, got it into the pitch. But it didn't rise too high and was pulled with ease Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan and win points to grab an SUV and 100+ prizes! Free to play, 100 winners every day!\n Harpreet Brar to Nair, 1 run Flat and shortish, angling in towards the stumps, pulled to deep backward square on the bounce\n Harpreet Brar to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run Length on middle, clipped towards midwicket. Brar runs and slides to keep it to one\n Harpreet Brar to Nair, FOUR runs Nair's taking guard on fourth, so Brar goes close to the tramline. Nair, however, waited for the length ball to go past him and then cut to beat deep point on the left\n Harpreet Brar to Nair, 1 wide Down leg, the fullish ball goes past the sweep\n Harpreet Brar to Nair, 1 run A bit of turn, Nair had to adjust his pull as he was walking across. Gets it to deep midwicket. Ball was a touch short and going towards fifth\n Harpreet Brar to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run Makes ample room and flashes the full ball on leg stump to long-off. On the bounce\n Harpreet Brar to Nair, OUT Nair goes too far across and is bowled trying to sweep. Brar roars. Was a stock ball that landed close to the crease and knocked out leg stump. Nair couldn't fully get on one knee, just couldn't get low enough. Pace - 95ks \n Arshdeep to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run Pitched up on fourth, punched to long-off New batter, Stubbs, on strike Tristan Stubbs vs Arshdeep Singh BALLS 24 RUNS 45 OUTS 0 SR 187.50 4s\/6s 8\/1\n Arshdeep to Stubbs, no run He has a sighter. Taps the length ball on fourth to cover\n Arshdeep to Stubbs, 1 run Back of length on leg, clipped from knee-roll height to deep fine leg\n Arshdeep to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run Arshdeep sees Rizvi walking across, bowls it slow and full to stop him momentarily. Rizvi then flicks it along the ground to deep midwicket\n Arshdeep to Stubbs, no run Length on fourth, punched to cover. 137ks. Great over so far for DC\n Arshdeep to Stubbs, 1 run Just four off the over. Asking rate back up to 12. Short ball at chest-height around fourth, 137ks, pulled to deep midwicket.\n Harpreet Brar to Stubbs, 2 runs Smart two through square leg. Stubbs clipped the length ball at his pads just past the ring, the fielder had to run in from the deep, which took time\n Harpreet Brar to Stubbs, 1 run 93ks full ball on leg, Stubbs had made room early. Whipped to long-on\n Harpreet Brar to Sameer Rizvi, SIX runs Given a bit of air ad it's toned over wide long-on. Stock ball was a touch too full and angling in on middle and leg, Rizvi cleared the front leg and drove it with a full folllow-through BALLS 92 WKTS 7 4s\/6s 15\/10 ECON 11.34 AVE 24.85\n Harpreet Brar to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run Makes room early and Brar goes well outside off. Rizvi just about manages to bunt the low full toss to deep point while reaching out\n Harpreet Brar to Stubbs, no run Beaten on the pull. The length ball went past the right leg as Stubbs made room. Went below bat\n Harpreet Brar to Stubbs, FOUR runs Stubbs double bluffs, starts going leg side but brings the back foot into regular position and punishes the low, wide full toss. Drives it along the ground through cover\n Azmatullah to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run Pulls the shortish 128ks ball from around waist-height to deep midwicket\n Azmatullah to Stubbs, 1 run Near yorker on off, pace on, drilled to long-on\n Azmatullah to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs Perfect yorker but Rizvi's managed to flick it to short fine's left. It was right on the crease, Rizvi slid his front leg back in the crease and helped it with the closing bat face.\n Azmatullah to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run Short 130ks ball doesn't rise too much but seemed skiddy. Rizvi chops it with the bat facing down, to point\n Azmatullah to Stubbs, 1 run Omarzai runs back towards mid-on to keep it to one. Was a hard-length ball that Stubbs tried to flick. Ball came on too quickly and spooned up. No one in the ring at midwicket or mid-on though RUNS 56 OUTS 3 4s\/6s 5\/4 SR 186.66 AVE 18.66\n Azmatullah to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs Rizvi turns the over in DC's favour with a pull over midwicket. Touch back of length around top-of-stump height, the batter was deep in the crease and cleared the infield easily\n Arshdeep to Stubbs, 1 run Length just outside leg but Stubbs was taking guard outside leg too. Nudged off the knee-roll to midwicket\n Arshdeep to Sameer Rizvi, SIX runs Heaved over backward square while falling over! Rizvi was walking across, got a knuckle ball into the pitch that he helped over from around rib-height for a 71-metre six\n Arshdeep to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run First IPL fifty for Rizvi. He raises his bat and gets applauded. Badani's all smiles. Was a length ball in the channel square driven towards cover See all photos\n Arshdeep to Stubbs, 1 run Stubbs gets low to a low fully outside off. Plops it to long-on. 135ks\n Arshdeep to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run Gets away with a slot ball on middle. Was the attempted yorker. Rizvi cleared the front leg and went for the lofted off-drive. Opened himself up too much, got it along the ground to long-off RUNS 1140 OUTS 30 4s\/6s 86\/73 SR 205.77 AVE 38.00\n Arshdeep to Stubbs, FOUR runs Whoa! Stubbs has reverse pulled it fine with the game on the line. Was a short ball over leg, it rose about waist-height, bounce has been low on this pitch, but that was a heck of a premeditated shot. AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Stoinis to Sameer Rizvi, 1 wide Make it 7. Full ball speared in goes down leg, past the attempted paddle\n Stoinis to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run Slower one, slashed to deep point. Didn't middle it. Was a full ball well outside off Third, point, square leg, midwicket and long-on back\n Stoinis to Stubbs, 1 run Leg-stump yorker. Stubbs slides back in the crease and is happy to flick it along the ground to deep midwicket\n Stoinis to Sameer Rizvi, SIX runs Swept. Almost out of the ground. Grand finish from Rizvi! Stoinis went for another leg-stump yorker, missed the length. Bowled it full. Rizvi got on one knee, swiped low and clean. Whippy, wristy and middled","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Nair","Rahul","Sameer Rizvi","Sediqullah Atal","Stubbs","du Plessis"],"Runs":[44.0,35.0,58.0,22.0,18.0,23.0],"Balls_Faced":[26,21,25,16,14,15],"Fours":[5,6,3,0,2,2],"Sixes":[2,1,5,2,0,1],"S\/R":[169.23,166.67,232.0,137.5,128.57,153.33],"dismissal":["b Harpreet Brar","c Shashank Singh b Jansen","Not Out","c Arshdeep Singh b Dubey","Not Out","c Arya b Harpreet Brar"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Azmatullah","Dubey","Harpreet Brar","Jansen","Stoinis"],"Balls":[24,24,12,24,24,9],"Runs_Given":[35.0,46.0,20.0,41.0,40.0,21.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,2,1,0],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,2.0,4.0,4.0,1.3],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to Gurbaz, 1 run .Swings in first up. Gets the yorker, Gurbaz takes a couple of small steps in front and .gets yorked actually, punched from fourth stump to cover for a quick single\nArcher to Narine, no run .Pitched up again. On leg stump, Narine showed all his stumps and was beside the line .of the ball. Blocked it back to the bowler. 140ks\nArcher to Narine, no run .Angles it away off a length through fifth. Looked to have been away movement off the .pitch. Let go\nArcher to Narine, 1 run .Overpitched on leg, flicked to deep square leg. Sun breaks out as they complete the run. .144ks\nArcher to Gurbaz, no run .145ks bouncer. Not sure if Archer saw Gurbaz make room and dance down but it was .the perfect response to the premeditated movement. Gurbaz sways his head out the .way while going for the pull. Gets beaten\nArcher to Gurbaz, no run .Length on fifth, punched to cover point .From Sreshth - Gareth Southgate is in attendance today at Eden Gardens, repping the .RR pink. Far from being the most famous footballer to be at Eden though, Pele once .played a game here in 1977.\nYudhvir Singh to Narine, no run .Length ball is slow off the pitch, Narine swipes and misses. That went over the stumps, .Narine made room and looked to go over square leg\nYudhvir Singh to Narine, no run .Makes room again and has an open-hip heave, toes the length ball on off to midwicket. .Hit into the ground by Narine\nYudhvir Singh to Narine, no run .Yudhvir goes proper bouncer this time. 131ks but looked pacy. Went above Narine's left .shoulder as he swayed away\nYudhvir Singh to Narine, FOUR runs .Yudhvir looks to follow Narine but the length ball is on the pads, Narine raises the front .leg and glances it uppishly. Not too far from short fine leg but finds the gap\nYudhvir Singh to Narine, 1 wide .Bumper over leg, let go. Called wide on height\nYudhvir Singh to Narine, SIX runs .Into Narine's wheelhouse. Anything in his half, he just swats mercilessly as he does .here. Made room, got a slot ball following him and flicked it flat over backward square .leg for a 62-metre six\nYudhvir Singh to Narine, OUT .Trims the bails with an offcutter. Narine cleared the front leg and looked to launch the .length ball over square leg. The arc of the bat was almost from point to square leg, so it .was proper across the line. He played the wrong line and was into the shot too early. .Ball tracking shows that deviated away a touch. Narine grimaces as he walks back, .Yudhvir joins in hands and looks up in celebration .Sunil Narine b Yudhvir Singh 11 (9b 1x4 1x6 9m) SR: 122.22\nArcher to Gurbaz, no run .Looks to whip the full ball off the pads, misses\nArcher to Gurbaz, no run .Slow and full on off, defended back to the bowler. 122ks\nArcher to Gurbaz, 1 wide .Past the attempted hook. Pacy back of lengther from Archer, angling just down leg. .There was deep fine leg in place\nArcher to Gurbaz, 1 run .Gurbaz takes guard outside leg and walks across to middle to glance the 148ks fullish .ball around middle, to deep fine leg\nArcher to Rahane, no run .Beaten on the ramp. Rahane looking to use the 144ks on that bouncer over middle and .off, he stood beside the ball and limboed to get into a good position. Just couldn't make .contact\nArcher to Rahane, 1 leg bye .Looks to glance the length ball on leg, misses and gets it off the thigh pad through fine .leg. 144ks\nArcher to Gurbaz, 1 run .Quick single towards point. Three-quarter length on off, Gurbaz defends with soft hands .and an angled bat\nYudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, no run .Pulls an off-stump length ball to square leg. Played with the bat face looking into the .ground. 139ks.\nYudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .Top edge takes a horizontal-bat hack over the first slip area. Gurbaz went across to .fourth stump before the hard-length ball was delivered, he was deep in the crease and .got a bit of width. Tried to hit it across to square leg, gets some not-in-control runs\nYudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, no run .Punches the fullish ball in the channel to mid-off\nYudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .Pulled well in front of midwicket, aerial too. Fully in control this time. One bounce four to .the longer side. Was a hard-length ball on fifth, Gurbaz standing in the crease and hitting .it with a swirl of the hips\nYudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, 1 run .Bunts the fifth-stump length ball to cover for a quick single\nYudhvir Singh to Rahane, SIX runs .Flogged across over midwicket. Much squarer than Gurbaz's pull. Picked up off a fuller .side of length from outside off. 141ks, The ball came off at an even pace off the pitch .despite being a cross-seamer\nTheekshana to Gurbaz, 1 run .Gurbaz looks to take him on first ball, cloths it to long-on. Was a wide shortish ball that .was flat, Gurbaz tried to flat-bat it probably between the deep fielders\nTheekshana to Rahane, 1 run .Full on leg, 106ks, may have drifted in a bit. Flicked to long-on . .Rahmanullah Gurbaz vs Maheesh Theekshana .BALLS .45 .RUNS .76 .OUTS .4 .SR .168.88 .4s\/6s .3\/8\nTheekshana to Gurbaz, 2 runs .Shin-high full toss follows Gurbaz as he makes room. Was well down leg as he nudged .it along the ground through midwicket\nTheekshana to Gurbaz, SIX runs .No one behind square leg side, so Gurbaz manufactures a late sweep. Went across to .fourth stump and waited for the 106ks length ball to get right below his his eyes, kinda .shovelled his bat without extending his arms fully to get it fine\nTheekshana to Gurbaz, 1 run .Makes room and drives the low full toss on middle hard. Finds mid-off\nTheekshana to Rahane, no run .Yorker length outside off, 108ks, guided to short third\nMadhwal to Gurbaz, 1 run .Five metres either side, that'd have been four. Finds short fine leg instead. Gurbaz had .pulled the 135ks back of length ball at the body late, timed it well too\nMadhwal to Rahane, 1 run .Yorker on leg, 138ks, didn't look as quick though. Rahane slides leg side and jams a .check-punch to mid-on\nMadhwal to Gurbaz, no run .Makes room and slogs, mid-on's in play but it doesn't carry. Kunal there moved to the .right and slid diagonally after his knee hit the ground, the ball hit is wrist and he looks to .be in pain. Walking off in fact. Was a full ball well down leg because Gurbaz had made a .lot of room, he tried to clear mid-on with a low, horizontal swipe\nMadhwal to Gurbaz, 1 run .Gurbaz goes across off side this time. Crouches and looks to pick up the 135ks length .ball over fine leg, misses. Ball pops off the left thigh to short fine\nMadhwal to Rahane, SIX runs .Just chipped over the bowler. Gentle drive with the straight-bat drive extending just .around thigh but the timing was perfect. Was a full ball following Rahane, he was in .close to the leg-side tramline and hit it from right in front of him\nMadhwal to Rahane, FOUR runs .On the pads, Rahane doesn't move this time. Flicks the low full toss through square leg, .deep backward square's close but has no chance\nHasaranga to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .Swept fine, might've been off the glove.. Through where leg slip would've been. Was a .full legbreak around leg, Gurbaz got across and on one knee to try and go behind .square. Perhaps not that fine but he'll take it\nHasaranga to Gurbaz, 1 run .Flicks the full slow ball through the leg side\nHasaranga to Rahane, 1 run .Given a lot of air. 88ks lands just outside the crease, no drift though, nudged through .midwicket\nHasaranga to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .Fifty partnership up with the second sweep of the over. This is off middle stump and off .the sticker, deep fine leg ran right and slid but couldn't parry t in\nHasaranga to Gurbaz, 1 run .Goes back and tucks the 88ks length ball to long-off\nHasaranga to Rahane, no run .Plumb if he's not hit it. Jurel, Parag and Hasaranga have a chat. No review. This was the .first into-the-pitch dart of the over, slightly short and zipped off the pitch. Rahane .cleared the front leg, back leg was deep in the crease as he tried to flick it through .square leg. Ultra-Edge shows there was an inside edge\nTheekshana to Gurbaz, 1 run .Shortish ball on middle, might've been seam-up, pulled to deep-backward square\nTheekshana to Rahane, 1 run .Fuller side of length on leg, 103ks, flicked to long leg\nTheekshana to Gurbaz, OUT .Slog swept flat and straight to Hetmyer at deep midwicket. Theekshana gets Gurbaz .for the fifth time. Was a length ball around fourth, Gurbaz got on one knee and timed it .decently. No, square-on replay shows it came off the bottom of the bat .Rahmanullah Gurbaz c Hetmyer b Theekshana 35 (25b 4x4 1x6 35m) SR: 140\nTheekshana to A Raghuvanshi, 3 runs .Overthrows, flat throw from deep point . Jaiswal side-armed it flat as Archer was .running in from the other end and ducked. Was a touch too wide for the keeper. Was a .fullish quick ball on fourth that was punched with an open face\nTheekshana to Rahane, no run .Length at the stumps, clipped off the back foot to the bowler's right\nTheekshana to Rahane, no run .Flat and quick, length on fifth, tapped to short third\nParag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped to deep-backward square\nParag to Rahane, 1 run .Goes back and clips the length ball to deep midwicket\nParag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Flicked off the back foot, to midwicket this time. Another length ball on leg\nParag to Rahane, 1 run .A bit of room on this length ball, Rahane steers it off the back foot to deep point\nParag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Full on the pads, 96ks, swept to short fine leg\nParag to Rahane, 1 run .Touch short. 97ks on top of leg, Rahane helps it to deep fine leg with the ball. Goes to .him on the bounce. Timeout. .Which of the two was the better Test? .41.8K votes .SL-IND, Galle 2015 .BAN-AUS, Dhaka 2017 .Build-up to WTC final: In our poll to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century, it's .Herath's Galle magic against India vs Australia's Dhaka shocker. VOTE NOW!\nHasaranga to Rahane, 1 run .Not that short but it was slow and sat up. 81ks. Landed on middle and spun away, .Rahane went deep in the crease and pulled hard. Got it to deep square leg on the .bounce\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Short, might've been slower. 81ks again. Line just outside off, punched to cover off the .back foot. High bat-swing too\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Tucked off the back foot behind square\nHasaranga to Rahane, 1 bye .Almost clips the stumps after beating the pull. Ball popped off the keeper's leg to .Theekshana at short fine leg. Rahane tried to pull that and looked to have been beaten .for pace\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .Tossed up again, this time Raghuvanshi manufactures power with the slog sweep. Just .cleared the in-field, long leg was in place and was beaten to the left\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 leg bye .Good shout for lbw. Height might be the issue. Was a quicker length ball around off that .beat the sweep .Time for Abhimanyu to return","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs KKR, 53rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to Gurbaz, 1 run Swings in first up. Gets the yorker, Gurbaz takes a couple of small steps in front and gets yorked actually, punched from fourth stump to cover for a quick single\n Archer to Narine, no run Pitched up again. On leg stump, Narine showed all his stumps and was beside the line of the ball. Blocked it back to the bowler. 140ks\n Archer to Narine, no run Angles it away off a length through fifth. Looked to have been away movement off the pitch. Let go\n Archer to Narine, 1 run Overpitched on leg, flicked to deep square leg. Sun breaks out as they complete the run. 144ks\n Archer to Gurbaz, no run 145ks bouncer. Not sure if Archer saw Gurbaz make room and dance down but it was the perfect response to the premeditated movement. Gurbaz sways his head out the way while going for the pull. Gets beaten\n Archer to Gurbaz, no run Length on fifth, punched to cover point From Sreshth - Gareth Southgate is in attendance today at Eden Gardens, repping the RR pink. Far from being the most famous footballer to be at Eden though, Pele once played a game here in 1977.\n Yudhvir Singh to Narine, no run Length ball is slow off the pitch, Narine swipes and misses. That went over the stumps, Narine made room and looked to go over square leg\n Yudhvir Singh to Narine, no run Makes room again and has an open-hip heave, toes the length ball on off to midwicket. Hit into the ground by Narine\n Yudhvir Singh to Narine, no run Yudhvir goes proper bouncer this time. 131ks but looked pacy. Went above Narine's left shoulder as he swayed away\n Yudhvir Singh to Narine, FOUR runs Yudhvir looks to follow Narine but the length ball is on the pads, Narine raises the front leg and glances it uppishly. Not too far from short fine leg but finds the gap\n Yudhvir Singh to Narine, 1 wide Bumper over leg, let go. Called wide on height\n Yudhvir Singh to Narine, SIX runs Into Narine's wheelhouse. Anything in his half, he just swats mercilessly as he does here. Made room, got a slot ball following him and flicked it flat over backward square leg for a 62-metre six\n Yudhvir Singh to Narine, OUT Trims the bails with an offcutter. Narine cleared the front leg and looked to launch the length ball over square leg. The arc of the bat was almost from point to square leg, so it was proper across the line. He played the wrong line and was into the shot too early. Ball tracking shows that deviated away a touch. Narine grimaces as he walks back, Yudhvir joins in hands and looks up in celebration \n Archer to Gurbaz, no run Looks to whip the full ball off the pads, misses\n Archer to Gurbaz, no run Slow and full on off, defended back to the bowler. 122ks\n Archer to Gurbaz, 1 wide Past the attempted hook. Pacy back of lengther from Archer, angling just down leg. There was deep fine leg in place\n Archer to Gurbaz, 1 run Gurbaz takes guard outside leg and walks across to middle to glance the 148ks fullish ball around middle, to deep fine leg\n Archer to Rahane, no run Beaten on the ramp. Rahane looking to use the 144ks on that bouncer over middle and off, he stood beside the ball and limboed to get into a good position. Just couldn't make contact\n Archer to Rahane, 1 leg bye Looks to glance the length ball on leg, misses and gets it off the thigh pad through fine leg. 144ks\n Archer to Gurbaz, 1 run Quick single towards point. Three-quarter length on off, Gurbaz defends with soft hands and an angled bat\n Yudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, no run Pulls an off-stump length ball to square leg. Played with the bat face looking into the ground. 139ks.\n Yudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, FOUR runs Top edge takes a horizontal-bat hack over the first slip area. Gurbaz went across to fourth stump before the hard-length ball was delivered, he was deep in the crease and got a bit of width. Tried to hit it across to square leg, gets some not-in-control runs\n Yudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, no run Punches the fullish ball in the channel to mid-off\n Yudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, FOUR runs Pulled well in front of midwicket, aerial too. Fully in control this time. One bounce four to the longer side. Was a hard-length ball on fifth, Gurbaz standing in the crease and hitting it with a swirl of the hips\n Yudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, 1 run Bunts the fifth-stump length ball to cover for a quick single\n Yudhvir Singh to Rahane, SIX runs Flogged across over midwicket. Much squarer than Gurbaz's pull. Picked up off a fuller side of length from outside off. 141ks, The ball came off at an even pace off the pitch despite being a cross-seamer\n Theekshana to Gurbaz, 1 run Gurbaz looks to take him on first ball, cloths it to long-on. Was a wide shortish ball that was flat, Gurbaz tried to flat-bat it probably between the deep fielders\n Theekshana to Rahane, 1 run Full on leg, 106ks, may have drifted in a bit. Flicked to long-on Rahmanullah Gurbaz vs Maheesh Theekshana BALLS 45 RUNS 76 OUTS 4 SR 168.88 4s\/6s 3\/8\n Theekshana to Gurbaz, 2 runs Shin-high full toss follows Gurbaz as he makes room. Was well down leg as he nudged it along the ground through midwicket\n Theekshana to Gurbaz, SIX runs No one behind square leg side, so Gurbaz manufactures a late sweep. Went across to fourth stump and waited for the 106ks length ball to get right below his his eyes, kinda shovelled his bat without extending his arms fully to get it fine\n Theekshana to Gurbaz, 1 run Makes room and drives the low full toss on middle hard. Finds mid-off\n Theekshana to Rahane, no run Yorker length outside off, 108ks, guided to short third\n Madhwal to Gurbaz, 1 run Five metres either side, that'd have been four. Finds short fine leg instead. Gurbaz had pulled the 135ks back of length ball at the body late, timed it well too\n Madhwal to Rahane, 1 run Yorker on leg, 138ks, didn't look as quick though. Rahane slides leg side and jams a check-punch to mid-on\n Madhwal to Gurbaz, no run Makes room and slogs, mid-on's in play but it doesn't carry. Kunal there moved to the right and slid diagonally after his knee hit the ground, the ball hit is wrist and he looks to be in pain. Walking off in fact. Was a full ball well down leg because Gurbaz had made a lot of room, he tried to clear mid-on with a low, horizontal swipe\n Madhwal to Gurbaz, 1 run Gurbaz goes across off side this time. Crouches and looks to pick up the 135ks length ball over fine leg, misses. Ball pops off the left thigh to short fine\n Madhwal to Rahane, SIX runs Just chipped over the bowler. Gentle drive with the straight-bat drive extending just around thigh but the timing was perfect. Was a full ball following Rahane, he was in close to the leg-side tramline and hit it from right in front of him\n Madhwal to Rahane, FOUR runs On the pads, Rahane doesn't move this time. Flicks the low full toss through square leg, deep backward square's close but has no chance\n Hasaranga to Gurbaz, FOUR runs Swept fine, might've been off the glove.. Through where leg slip would've been. Was a full legbreak around leg, Gurbaz got across and on one knee to try and go behind square. Perhaps not that fine but he'll take it\n Hasaranga to Gurbaz, 1 run Flicks the full slow ball through the leg side\n Hasaranga to Rahane, 1 run Given a lot of air. 88ks lands just outside the crease, no drift though, nudged through midwicket\n Hasaranga to Gurbaz, FOUR runs Fifty partnership up with the second sweep of the over. This is off middle stump and off the sticker, deep fine leg ran right and slid but couldn't parry t in\n Hasaranga to Gurbaz, 1 run Goes back and tucks the 88ks length ball to long-off\n Hasaranga to Rahane, no run Plumb if he's not hit it. Jurel, Parag and Hasaranga have a chat. No review. This was the first into-the-pitch dart of the over, slightly short and zipped off the pitch. Rahane cleared the front leg, back leg was deep in the crease as he tried to flick it through square leg. Ultra-Edge shows there was an inside edge\n Theekshana to Gurbaz, 1 run Shortish ball on middle, might've been seam-up, pulled to deep-backward square\n Theekshana to Rahane, 1 run Fuller side of length on leg, 103ks, flicked to long leg\n Theekshana to Gurbaz, OUT Slog swept flat and straight to Hetmyer at deep midwicket. Theekshana gets Gurbaz for the fifth time. Was a length ball around fourth, Gurbaz got on one knee and timed it decently. No, square-on replay shows it came off the bottom of the bat \n Theekshana to A Raghuvanshi, 3 runs Overthrows, flat throw from deep point Jaiswal side-armed it flat as Archer was running in from the other end and ducked. Was a touch too wide for the keeper. Was a fullish quick ball on fourth that was punched with an open face\n Theekshana to Rahane, no run Length at the stumps, clipped off the back foot to the bowler's right\n Theekshana to Rahane, no run Flat and quick, length on fifth, tapped to short third\n Parag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Length on leg, clipped to deep-backward square\n Parag to Rahane, 1 run Goes back and clips the length ball to deep midwicket\n Parag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Flicked off the back foot, to midwicket this time. Another length ball on leg\n Parag to Rahane, 1 run A bit of room on this length ball, Rahane steers it off the back foot to deep point\n Parag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Full on the pads, 96ks, swept to short fine leg\n Parag to Rahane, 1 run Touch short. 97ks on top of leg, Rahane helps it to deep fine leg with the ball. Goes to him on the bounce. Timeout. Which of the two was the better Test? 41.8K votes SL-IND, Galle 2015 BAN-AUS, Dhaka 2017 Build-up to WTC final: In our poll to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century, it's Herath's Galle magic against India vs Australia's Dhaka shocker. VOTE NOW!\n Hasaranga to Rahane, 1 run Not that short but it was slow and sat up. 81ks. Landed on middle and spun away, Rahane went deep in the crease and pulled hard. Got it to deep square leg on the bounce\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, no run Short, might've been slower. 81ks again. Line just outside off, punched to cover off the back foot. High bat-swing too\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Tucked off the back foot behind square\n Hasaranga to Rahane, 1 bye Almost clips the stumps after beating the pull. Ball popped off the keeper's leg to Theekshana at short fine leg. Rahane tried to pull that and looked to have been beaten for pace\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs Tossed up again, this time Raghuvanshi manufactures power with the slog sweep. Just cleared the in-field, long leg was in place and was beaten to the left\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 leg bye Good shout for lbw. Height might be the issue. Was a quicker length ball around off that beat the sweep Time for Abhimanyu to return","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["A Raghuvanshi","Gurbaz","Narine","Rahane"],"Runs":[11.0,35.0,11.0,24.0],"Balls_Faced":[8,25,9,18],"Fours":[1,4,1,1],"Sixes":[0,1,1,2],"S\/R":[137.5,140.0,122.22,133.33],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Hetmyer b Theekshana","b Yudhvir Singh","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Hasaranga","Madhwal","Parag","Theekshana","Yudhvir Singh"],"Balls":[12,12,6,6,12,12],"Runs_Given":[5.0,17.0,13.0,6.0,16.0,26.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,1,1],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to Gurbaz, 1 run .Swings in first up. Gets the yorker, Gurbaz takes a couple of small steps in front and .gets yorked actually, punched from fourth stump to cover for a quick single\nArcher to Narine, no run .Pitched up again. On leg stump, Narine showed all his stumps and was beside the line .of the ball. Blocked it back to the bowler. 140ks\nArcher to Narine, no run .Angles it away off a length through fifth. Looked to have been away movement off the .pitch. Let go\nArcher to Narine, 1 run .Overpitched on leg, flicked to deep square leg. Sun breaks out as they complete the run. .144ks\nArcher to Gurbaz, no run .145ks bouncer. Not sure if Archer saw Gurbaz make room and dance down but it was .the perfect response to the premeditated movement. Gurbaz sways his head out the .way while going for the pull. Gets beaten\nArcher to Gurbaz, no run .Length on fifth, punched to cover point .From Sreshth - Gareth Southgate is in attendance today at Eden Gardens, repping the .RR pink. Far from being the most famous footballer to be at Eden though, Pele once .played a game here in 1977.\nYudhvir Singh to Narine, no run .Length ball is slow off the pitch, Narine swipes and misses. That went over the stumps, .Narine made room and looked to go over square leg\nYudhvir Singh to Narine, no run .Makes room again and has an open-hip heave, toes the length ball on off to midwicket. .Hit into the ground by Narine\nYudhvir Singh to Narine, no run .Yudhvir goes proper bouncer this time. 131ks but looked pacy. Went above Narine's left .shoulder as he swayed away\nYudhvir Singh to Narine, FOUR runs .Yudhvir looks to follow Narine but the length ball is on the pads, Narine raises the front .leg and glances it uppishly. Not too far from short fine leg but finds the gap\nYudhvir Singh to Narine, 1 wide .Bumper over leg, let go. Called wide on height\nYudhvir Singh to Narine, SIX runs .Into Narine's wheelhouse. Anything in his half, he just swats mercilessly as he does .here. Made room, got a slot ball following him and flicked it flat over backward square .leg for a 62-metre six\nYudhvir Singh to Narine, OUT .Trims the bails with an offcutter. Narine cleared the front leg and looked to launch the .length ball over square leg. The arc of the bat was almost from point to square leg, so it .was proper across the line. He played the wrong line and was into the shot too early. .Ball tracking shows that deviated away a touch. Narine grimaces as he walks back, .Yudhvir joins in hands and looks up in celebration .Sunil Narine b Yudhvir Singh 11 (9b 1x4 1x6 9m) SR: 122.22\nArcher to Gurbaz, no run .Looks to whip the full ball off the pads, misses\nArcher to Gurbaz, no run .Slow and full on off, defended back to the bowler. 122ks\nArcher to Gurbaz, 1 wide .Past the attempted hook. Pacy back of lengther from Archer, angling just down leg. .There was deep fine leg in place\nArcher to Gurbaz, 1 run .Gurbaz takes guard outside leg and walks across to middle to glance the 148ks fullish .ball around middle, to deep fine leg\nArcher to Rahane, no run .Beaten on the ramp. Rahane looking to use the 144ks on that bouncer over middle and .off, he stood beside the ball and limboed to get into a good position. Just couldn't make .contact\nArcher to Rahane, 1 leg bye .Looks to glance the length ball on leg, misses and gets it off the thigh pad through fine .leg. 144ks\nArcher to Gurbaz, 1 run .Quick single towards point. Three-quarter length on off, Gurbaz defends with soft hands .and an angled bat\nYudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, no run .Pulls an off-stump length ball to square leg. Played with the bat face looking into the .ground. 139ks.\nYudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .Top edge takes a horizontal-bat hack over the first slip area. Gurbaz went across to .fourth stump before the hard-length ball was delivered, he was deep in the crease and .got a bit of width. Tried to hit it across to square leg, gets some not-in-control runs\nYudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, no run .Punches the fullish ball in the channel to mid-off\nYudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .Pulled well in front of midwicket, aerial too. Fully in control this time. One bounce four to .the longer side. Was a hard-length ball on fifth, Gurbaz standing in the crease and hitting .it with a swirl of the hips\nYudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, 1 run .Bunts the fifth-stump length ball to cover for a quick single\nYudhvir Singh to Rahane, SIX runs .Flogged across over midwicket. Much squarer than Gurbaz's pull. Picked up off a fuller .side of length from outside off. 141ks, The ball came off at an even pace off the pitch .despite being a cross-seamer\nTheekshana to Gurbaz, 1 run .Gurbaz looks to take him on first ball, cloths it to long-on. Was a wide shortish ball that .was flat, Gurbaz tried to flat-bat it probably between the deep fielders\nTheekshana to Rahane, 1 run .Full on leg, 106ks, may have drifted in a bit. Flicked to long-on . .Rahmanullah Gurbaz vs Maheesh Theekshana .BALLS .45 .RUNS .76 .OUTS .4 .SR .168.88 .4s\/6s .3\/8\nTheekshana to Gurbaz, 2 runs .Shin-high full toss follows Gurbaz as he makes room. Was well down leg as he nudged .it along the ground through midwicket\nTheekshana to Gurbaz, SIX runs .No one behind square leg side, so Gurbaz manufactures a late sweep. Went across to .fourth stump and waited for the 106ks length ball to get right below his his eyes, kinda .shovelled his bat without extending his arms fully to get it fine\nTheekshana to Gurbaz, 1 run .Makes room and drives the low full toss on middle hard. Finds mid-off\nTheekshana to Rahane, no run .Yorker length outside off, 108ks, guided to short third\nMadhwal to Gurbaz, 1 run .Five metres either side, that'd have been four. Finds short fine leg instead. Gurbaz had .pulled the 135ks back of length ball at the body late, timed it well too\nMadhwal to Rahane, 1 run .Yorker on leg, 138ks, didn't look as quick though. Rahane slides leg side and jams a .check-punch to mid-on\nMadhwal to Gurbaz, no run .Makes room and slogs, mid-on's in play but it doesn't carry. Kunal there moved to the .right and slid diagonally after his knee hit the ground, the ball hit is wrist and he looks to .be in pain. Walking off in fact. Was a full ball well down leg because Gurbaz had made a .lot of room, he tried to clear mid-on with a low, horizontal swipe\nMadhwal to Gurbaz, 1 run .Gurbaz goes across off side this time. Crouches and looks to pick up the 135ks length .ball over fine leg, misses. Ball pops off the left thigh to short fine\nMadhwal to Rahane, SIX runs .Just chipped over the bowler. Gentle drive with the straight-bat drive extending just .around thigh but the timing was perfect. Was a full ball following Rahane, he was in .close to the leg-side tramline and hit it from right in front of him\nMadhwal to Rahane, FOUR runs .On the pads, Rahane doesn't move this time. Flicks the low full toss through square leg, .deep backward square's close but has no chance\nHasaranga to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .Swept fine, might've been off the glove.. Through where leg slip would've been. Was a .full legbreak around leg, Gurbaz got across and on one knee to try and go behind .square. Perhaps not that fine but he'll take it\nHasaranga to Gurbaz, 1 run .Flicks the full slow ball through the leg side\nHasaranga to Rahane, 1 run .Given a lot of air. 88ks lands just outside the crease, no drift though, nudged through .midwicket\nHasaranga to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .Fifty partnership up with the second sweep of the over. This is off middle stump and off .the sticker, deep fine leg ran right and slid but couldn't parry t in\nHasaranga to Gurbaz, 1 run .Goes back and tucks the 88ks length ball to long-off\nHasaranga to Rahane, no run .Plumb if he's not hit it. Jurel, Parag and Hasaranga have a chat. No review. This was the .first into-the-pitch dart of the over, slightly short and zipped off the pitch. Rahane .cleared the front leg, back leg was deep in the crease as he tried to flick it through .square leg. Ultra-Edge shows there was an inside edge\nTheekshana to Gurbaz, 1 run .Shortish ball on middle, might've been seam-up, pulled to deep-backward square\nTheekshana to Rahane, 1 run .Fuller side of length on leg, 103ks, flicked to long leg\nTheekshana to Gurbaz, OUT .Slog swept flat and straight to Hetmyer at deep midwicket. Theekshana gets Gurbaz .for the fifth time. Was a length ball around fourth, Gurbaz got on one knee and timed it .decently. No, square-on replay shows it came off the bottom of the bat .Rahmanullah Gurbaz c Hetmyer b Theekshana 35 (25b 4x4 1x6 35m) SR: 140\nTheekshana to A Raghuvanshi, 3 runs .Overthrows, flat throw from deep point . Jaiswal side-armed it flat as Archer was .running in from the other end and ducked. Was a touch too wide for the keeper. Was a .fullish quick ball on fourth that was punched with an open face\nTheekshana to Rahane, no run .Length at the stumps, clipped off the back foot to the bowler's right\nTheekshana to Rahane, no run .Flat and quick, length on fifth, tapped to short third\nParag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped to deep-backward square\nParag to Rahane, 1 run .Goes back and clips the length ball to deep midwicket\nParag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Flicked off the back foot, to midwicket this time. Another length ball on leg\nParag to Rahane, 1 run .A bit of room on this length ball, Rahane steers it off the back foot to deep point\nParag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Full on the pads, 96ks, swept to short fine leg\nParag to Rahane, 1 run .Touch short. 97ks on top of leg, Rahane helps it to deep fine leg with the ball. Goes to .him on the bounce. Timeout. .Which of the two was the better Test? .41.8K votes .SL-IND, Galle 2015 .BAN-AUS, Dhaka 2017 .Build-up to WTC final: In our poll to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century, it's .Herath's Galle magic against India vs Australia's Dhaka shocker. VOTE NOW!\nHasaranga to Rahane, 1 run .Not that short but it was slow and sat up. 81ks. Landed on middle and spun away, .Rahane went deep in the crease and pulled hard. Got it to deep square leg on the .bounce\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Short, might've been slower. 81ks again. Line just outside off, punched to cover off the .back foot. High bat-swing too\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Tucked off the back foot behind square\nHasaranga to Rahane, 1 bye .Almost clips the stumps after beating the pull. Ball popped off the keeper's leg to .Theekshana at short fine leg. Rahane tried to pull that and looked to have been beaten .for pace\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .Tossed up again, this time Raghuvanshi manufactures power with the slog sweep. Just .cleared the in-field, long leg was in place and was beaten to the left\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 leg bye .Good shout for lbw. Height might be the issue. Was a quicker length ball around off that .beat the sweep .Time for Abhimanyu to return\nParag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Tucks this length ball through square leg\nParag to Rahane, 1 run .Tossed up fuller and Rahane sweeps off the toe end to deep midwicket\nParag to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs .Floated up outside off, Raghuvanshi hits a lofted drive wide of long-off. They get two\nParag to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .This is too wide and allows Raghuvanshi to free his arms and crash it through cover!\nParag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .On a length on middle, clipped behind square leg\nParag to Rahane, 2 runs .Dropped short on off, Rahane pulls it along the ground to deep midwicket's left, but .Hetmyer does well to save two runs\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .On a length around off, it's the legbreak and Raghuvanshi clips it through midwicket for .a single\nHasaranga to Rahane, 1 run .Skips out to this length ball and hits it out to deep midwicket\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Full outside off, tapped through cover for a single\nHasaranga to Rahane, 1 wide .Slides this down leg as Rahane misses his sweep. Called wide .Rahane does a few stretches. Could he be cramping up? The physio comes out\nHasaranga to Rahane, 1 run .Tossed up full outside off, Rahane gets down to sweep and gets it past backward .square off the inside half of the bat\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .Hasaranga drops it short and Raghuvanshi rocks back to pull this in the gap between .deep midwicket and long-on! This wasn't a half-tracker but Raghuvanshi pounces on it\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Tossed full on leg, swept out to deep square leg\nParag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .On a length around middle, Raghuvanshi hangs back and clips it out to deep midwicket\nParag to Rahane, 1 run .Rahane looks to drive down the ground and ends up chipping it into the vacant mid-on .area as the bottom hand comes off\nParag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Driven out to deep cover\nParag to Rahane, 1 wide .Parag now tosses this up wide of and ends up going too wide\nParag to Rahane, OUT .He's nicked it! Rahane goes for the sweep on this full ball on middle going across him .and ends up getting a tickle and it's gobbled up. Finger goes up immediately .Ajinkya Rahane c \u2020Jurel b Parag 30 (24b 1x4 2x6 46m) SR: 125\nParag to Russell, no run .That's something you rarely see from Andre Russell! This is quick and full around .middle, and Dre Russ brings out a textbook front-foot defence!\nParag to Russell, no run .Now, that's more like him! Parag tosses this wide and Russell has a big swing at it! He .doesn't find anything but thin air though!\nTheekshana to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Legbreak on a length around off, pushed towards cover and he wants a single, but he's .sent back\nTheekshana to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Tossed up fuller outside off, driven out to sweeper cover .Slip in place\nTheekshana to Russell, no run .Darted in on off, Russell stays back and defends\nTheekshana to Russell, no run .Beaten by the legbreak! It's the carrom ball, actually and it spins away to beat the .outside edge as Russell prods at it\nTheekshana to Russell, no run .Oh beauty! It's another carrom ball and it goes past the forward defensive shot offered .by Russell\nTheekshana to Russell, 1 run .Theekshana goes shorter outside off and Russell hammers a cut, but straight to the off .side sweeper .This will be the second timeout of the innings .Which of the two was the better Test? .38.0K votes .IND-ENG, Chennai 2008 .AUS-SA, Adelaide 2012 .The timeout means you have some time to vote for the greatest Test of the 21st .century! Pick between India's record home chase amd South Africa's Adelaide .blockathon. VOTE NOW!\nHasaranga to Russell, 1 run .On a length around off, punched down the ground to long-on\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs .Dropped short-ish on off and Raghuvanshi pulls it wide of long-on. Good stop by Archer\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Tossed up on a yorker length around off, squeezed back out to the bowler\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .Watch out, Dre Russ! Russell has to duck out of the way as Raghuvanshi smashes a .half-volley right over him and beats long-on\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Pulls this short-ish ball to wide long-on\nHasaranga to Russell, no run .On a length around middle, Russell defends again\nMadhwal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Full toss outside off, close to the body, and Raghuvanshi can only push it out towards .cover for a single\nMadhwal to Russell, no run .Madhwal starts off to him with a bouncer outside off, but Russell leaves it alone. No .wide called, though\nMadhwal to Russell, FOUR runs .And there he goes! This is full around middle, he looks to heave it leg side. Doesn't get .all of it but gets it in the gap at square leg\nMadhwal to Russell, SIX runs .This time the connection is clean as a whistle! This is in the slot and Russell clears his .front leg and mows this over cow corner\nMadhwal to Russell, FOUR runs .Slapped away through cover point! The Dre Russ show is well and truly on! On a length .and outside off, Russell reaches out and crunches it away. Two runs off his first nine .balls. Now 14 off the next three!\nMadhwal to Russell, no run .Slower bouncer outside off, Russell looks to uppercut it but is beaten. Russell reviews .this for a wide not given. Russell was deep in his crease and on his toes when he tried .to hit that, and it does look like it go above his head even then. Ball tracking coming up .now. Ah, that's just under Russell's head height so the decision is upheld\nArcher to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Full around middle and off, clipped through midwicket for a single .Stunning that Archer gave away just five runs from his first two overs! In the powerplay .no less\nArcher to Russell, SIX runs .Hammered over long-on! Low full toss on leg, he gets his front foot out of the way and .picks the bones out of this one. Archer can only watch it sail back over his head\nArcher to Russell, FOUR runs .Russell lofts Archer down the ground again! This is a slot ball on off and Russell goes .straight and over the umpire. This time, though, he will have to settle for four\nArcher to Russell, 1 run .On a length outside off, Russell looks to pull and gets it off the toe end to deep .midwicket\nArcher to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Raghuvanshi drops this length ball to his right for a single to get Russell back on strike .for the last ball of this Archer over\nArcher to Russell, no run .Archer fires in a bouncer around off and Russell has to duck out of the way!\nTheekshana to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Tossed wide of off, Raghuvanshi looks for the big slog sweep but it spins away to beat .bat\nTheekshana to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .Chance goes begging! This is on a yorker length on off and Raghuvanshi ends up .chipping it towards long-off. Parag is running in from long-off but doesn't judge it .correctly and the ball ends up away from his body as he looks to catch it\nTheekshana to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Sliced in the air but this time it drops safely! Tossed up wide and Raghuvanshi wanted .to go down the ground again. Ends up lobbing the ball into the vacant mid-off region\nTheekshana to Russell, SIX runs .Russ has his eye in now! This looked like a seam-up delivery from Theekshana and it's .short and wide and Russell hammers it over cow corner\nTheekshana to Russell, SIX runs .Massive, massive six! Russell is giving the crowd what they wanted! This is short .outside off again and Russell frees his arms and smokes it down the ground! .From 2 off 9 to 33 off 39 off 19! Stunning stuff. Anyway, they need a ball change! The .previous one hit the concrete steps on the full, Sreshth tell mse\nTheekshana to Russell, SIX runs .New ball, same result! This is what Andre Russell can do in full flow! This is tossed too .full outside off and Russell launches it over long-off\nArcher to A Raghuvanshi, OUT .Holes out at deep square leg! This is a back of the hand slower ball on a length on leg. .Raghuvanshi looks to help it over behind square leg but the lack of pace does him in. .Easy grab for the substitute fielder Ashok Sharma .Angkrish Raghuvanshi c sub (Ashok Sharma) b Archer 44 (31b 5x4 0x6 46m) SR:\nArcher to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Rinku is quick to tuck the ball out through midwicket to get Russell on strike\nArcher to Russell, no run .Brilliant from Archer! 149kph yorker on leg. Russell does well to squeeze it back out\nArcher to Russell, SIX runs .You don't bowl full tosses at Russell! 22-ball fifty for him! This is a full toss on leg and .Russell adjusts quickly and ends up just flicking it over square leg. At 148kph, I am sure .this would be a tough ball to put away for a lot of batters, but not for the big man Dre .Russ\nArcher to Russell, FOUR runs .Pulled in front of square! Slower bouncer outside off, Russell waits on it and swivels .and pummels it away along the ground\nArcher to Russell, 1 run .Dropped at long-off! This is a 147.3kph low full toss on middle, Russell looks to go .downtown and launches it straight of long-off. Parag runs to his left and dives, but can't .hold on. Two drops for the RR skipper now. This one could be more costly than the last .Archer's first two overs went for five runs. The next two? 25!\nMadhwal to Russell, 1 wide .Looks to go for the wide yorker, but goes past the tramline\nMadhwal to Russell, 1 wide .Madhwal goes wide of the tramline again as he sticks to the plan to bowl wide yorkers\nMadhwal to Russell, 1 wide .A hat-trick of wides now from Madhwal!\nMadhwal to Russell, 1 run .Lands safe! But more importantly for RR, it's just a single! Russell takes on this .attempted wide yorker. Ends up getting it off the toe end and the ball goes high in the air .but falls in no-man's land between cover and long-off converging\nMadhwal to Rinku Singh, 2 runs .Rinku looks to take on this short ball but ends up lobbing it just back over the umpire off .a top edge. They do take two, so Rinku will take strike again\nMadhwal to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .Pulled into the gap! Short on leg at 135kph, he stands tall and hammers it between .deep midwicket and long-on\nMadhwal to Rinku Singh, SIX runs .Hammered into the stands! 200 up for KKR with two legal balls left. This is a low full .toss outside off and Rinku uses his wrists to whip it over midwicket\nMadhwal to Rinku Singh, SIX runs .Low full toss on leg this time and Rinku adjusts to flick it over square leg. Seems to .have hit the rope on the full. And indeed it has! Six more for Rinku!\nMadhwal to Rinku Singh, no run .Bouncer on leg, Rinku looks to ramp but is beaten. It's a dot to close out the innings, but .KKR have finished with a flourish courtesy the mighty Dre Russ and Rinku Singh!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs KKR, 53rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to Gurbaz, 1 run Swings in first up. Gets the yorker, Gurbaz takes a couple of small steps in front and gets yorked actually, punched from fourth stump to cover for a quick single\n Archer to Narine, no run Pitched up again. On leg stump, Narine showed all his stumps and was beside the line of the ball. Blocked it back to the bowler. 140ks\n Archer to Narine, no run Angles it away off a length through fifth. Looked to have been away movement off the pitch. Let go\n Archer to Narine, 1 run Overpitched on leg, flicked to deep square leg. Sun breaks out as they complete the run. 144ks\n Archer to Gurbaz, no run 145ks bouncer. Not sure if Archer saw Gurbaz make room and dance down but it was the perfect response to the premeditated movement. Gurbaz sways his head out the way while going for the pull. Gets beaten\n Archer to Gurbaz, no run Length on fifth, punched to cover point From Sreshth - Gareth Southgate is in attendance today at Eden Gardens, repping the RR pink. Far from being the most famous footballer to be at Eden though, Pele once played a game here in 1977.\n Yudhvir Singh to Narine, no run Length ball is slow off the pitch, Narine swipes and misses. That went over the stumps, Narine made room and looked to go over square leg\n Yudhvir Singh to Narine, no run Makes room again and has an open-hip heave, toes the length ball on off to midwicket. Hit into the ground by Narine\n Yudhvir Singh to Narine, no run Yudhvir goes proper bouncer this time. 131ks but looked pacy. Went above Narine's left shoulder as he swayed away\n Yudhvir Singh to Narine, FOUR runs Yudhvir looks to follow Narine but the length ball is on the pads, Narine raises the front leg and glances it uppishly. Not too far from short fine leg but finds the gap\n Yudhvir Singh to Narine, 1 wide Bumper over leg, let go. Called wide on height\n Yudhvir Singh to Narine, SIX runs Into Narine's wheelhouse. Anything in his half, he just swats mercilessly as he does here. Made room, got a slot ball following him and flicked it flat over backward square leg for a 62-metre six\n Yudhvir Singh to Narine, OUT Trims the bails with an offcutter. Narine cleared the front leg and looked to launch the length ball over square leg. The arc of the bat was almost from point to square leg, so it was proper across the line. He played the wrong line and was into the shot too early. Ball tracking shows that deviated away a touch. Narine grimaces as he walks back, Yudhvir joins in hands and looks up in celebration \n Archer to Gurbaz, no run Looks to whip the full ball off the pads, misses\n Archer to Gurbaz, no run Slow and full on off, defended back to the bowler. 122ks\n Archer to Gurbaz, 1 wide Past the attempted hook. Pacy back of lengther from Archer, angling just down leg. There was deep fine leg in place\n Archer to Gurbaz, 1 run Gurbaz takes guard outside leg and walks across to middle to glance the 148ks fullish ball around middle, to deep fine leg\n Archer to Rahane, no run Beaten on the ramp. Rahane looking to use the 144ks on that bouncer over middle and off, he stood beside the ball and limboed to get into a good position. Just couldn't make contact\n Archer to Rahane, 1 leg bye Looks to glance the length ball on leg, misses and gets it off the thigh pad through fine leg. 144ks\n Archer to Gurbaz, 1 run Quick single towards point. Three-quarter length on off, Gurbaz defends with soft hands and an angled bat\n Yudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, no run Pulls an off-stump length ball to square leg. Played with the bat face looking into the ground. 139ks.\n Yudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, FOUR runs Top edge takes a horizontal-bat hack over the first slip area. Gurbaz went across to fourth stump before the hard-length ball was delivered, he was deep in the crease and got a bit of width. Tried to hit it across to square leg, gets some not-in-control runs\n Yudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, no run Punches the fullish ball in the channel to mid-off\n Yudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, FOUR runs Pulled well in front of midwicket, aerial too. Fully in control this time. One bounce four to the longer side. Was a hard-length ball on fifth, Gurbaz standing in the crease and hitting it with a swirl of the hips\n Yudhvir Singh to Gurbaz, 1 run Bunts the fifth-stump length ball to cover for a quick single\n Yudhvir Singh to Rahane, SIX runs Flogged across over midwicket. Much squarer than Gurbaz's pull. Picked up off a fuller side of length from outside off. 141ks, The ball came off at an even pace off the pitch despite being a cross-seamer\n Theekshana to Gurbaz, 1 run Gurbaz looks to take him on first ball, cloths it to long-on. Was a wide shortish ball that was flat, Gurbaz tried to flat-bat it probably between the deep fielders\n Theekshana to Rahane, 1 run Full on leg, 106ks, may have drifted in a bit. Flicked to long-on Rahmanullah Gurbaz vs Maheesh Theekshana BALLS 45 RUNS 76 OUTS 4 SR 168.88 4s\/6s 3\/8\n Theekshana to Gurbaz, 2 runs Shin-high full toss follows Gurbaz as he makes room. Was well down leg as he nudged it along the ground through midwicket\n Theekshana to Gurbaz, SIX runs No one behind square leg side, so Gurbaz manufactures a late sweep. Went across to fourth stump and waited for the 106ks length ball to get right below his his eyes, kinda shovelled his bat without extending his arms fully to get it fine\n Theekshana to Gurbaz, 1 run Makes room and drives the low full toss on middle hard. Finds mid-off\n Theekshana to Rahane, no run Yorker length outside off, 108ks, guided to short third\n Madhwal to Gurbaz, 1 run Five metres either side, that'd have been four. Finds short fine leg instead. Gurbaz had pulled the 135ks back of length ball at the body late, timed it well too\n Madhwal to Rahane, 1 run Yorker on leg, 138ks, didn't look as quick though. Rahane slides leg side and jams a check-punch to mid-on\n Madhwal to Gurbaz, no run Makes room and slogs, mid-on's in play but it doesn't carry. Kunal there moved to the right and slid diagonally after his knee hit the ground, the ball hit is wrist and he looks to be in pain. Walking off in fact. Was a full ball well down leg because Gurbaz had made a lot of room, he tried to clear mid-on with a low, horizontal swipe\n Madhwal to Gurbaz, 1 run Gurbaz goes across off side this time. Crouches and looks to pick up the 135ks length ball over fine leg, misses. Ball pops off the left thigh to short fine\n Madhwal to Rahane, SIX runs Just chipped over the bowler. Gentle drive with the straight-bat drive extending just around thigh but the timing was perfect. Was a full ball following Rahane, he was in close to the leg-side tramline and hit it from right in front of him\n Madhwal to Rahane, FOUR runs On the pads, Rahane doesn't move this time. Flicks the low full toss through square leg, deep backward square's close but has no chance\n Hasaranga to Gurbaz, FOUR runs Swept fine, might've been off the glove.. Through where leg slip would've been. Was a full legbreak around leg, Gurbaz got across and on one knee to try and go behind square. Perhaps not that fine but he'll take it\n Hasaranga to Gurbaz, 1 run Flicks the full slow ball through the leg side\n Hasaranga to Rahane, 1 run Given a lot of air. 88ks lands just outside the crease, no drift though, nudged through midwicket\n Hasaranga to Gurbaz, FOUR runs Fifty partnership up with the second sweep of the over. This is off middle stump and off the sticker, deep fine leg ran right and slid but couldn't parry t in\n Hasaranga to Gurbaz, 1 run Goes back and tucks the 88ks length ball to long-off\n Hasaranga to Rahane, no run Plumb if he's not hit it. Jurel, Parag and Hasaranga have a chat. No review. This was the first into-the-pitch dart of the over, slightly short and zipped off the pitch. Rahane cleared the front leg, back leg was deep in the crease as he tried to flick it through square leg. Ultra-Edge shows there was an inside edge\n Theekshana to Gurbaz, 1 run Shortish ball on middle, might've been seam-up, pulled to deep-backward square\n Theekshana to Rahane, 1 run Fuller side of length on leg, 103ks, flicked to long leg\n Theekshana to Gurbaz, OUT Slog swept flat and straight to Hetmyer at deep midwicket. Theekshana gets Gurbaz for the fifth time. Was a length ball around fourth, Gurbaz got on one knee and timed it decently. No, square-on replay shows it came off the bottom of the bat \n Theekshana to A Raghuvanshi, 3 runs Overthrows, flat throw from deep point Jaiswal side-armed it flat as Archer was running in from the other end and ducked. Was a touch too wide for the keeper. Was a fullish quick ball on fourth that was punched with an open face\n Theekshana to Rahane, no run Length at the stumps, clipped off the back foot to the bowler's right\n Theekshana to Rahane, no run Flat and quick, length on fifth, tapped to short third\n Parag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Length on leg, clipped to deep-backward square\n Parag to Rahane, 1 run Goes back and clips the length ball to deep midwicket\n Parag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Flicked off the back foot, to midwicket this time. Another length ball on leg\n Parag to Rahane, 1 run A bit of room on this length ball, Rahane steers it off the back foot to deep point\n Parag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Full on the pads, 96ks, swept to short fine leg\n Parag to Rahane, 1 run Touch short. 97ks on top of leg, Rahane helps it to deep fine leg with the ball. Goes to him on the bounce. Timeout. Which of the two was the better Test? 41.8K votes SL-IND, Galle 2015 BAN-AUS, Dhaka 2017 Build-up to WTC final: In our poll to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century, it's Herath's Galle magic against India vs Australia's Dhaka shocker. VOTE NOW!\n Hasaranga to Rahane, 1 run Not that short but it was slow and sat up. 81ks. Landed on middle and spun away, Rahane went deep in the crease and pulled hard. Got it to deep square leg on the bounce\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, no run Short, might've been slower. 81ks again. Line just outside off, punched to cover off the back foot. High bat-swing too\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Tucked off the back foot behind square\n Hasaranga to Rahane, 1 bye Almost clips the stumps after beating the pull. Ball popped off the keeper's leg to Theekshana at short fine leg. Rahane tried to pull that and looked to have been beaten for pace\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs Tossed up again, this time Raghuvanshi manufactures power with the slog sweep. Just cleared the in-field, long leg was in place and was beaten to the left\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 leg bye Good shout for lbw. Height might be the issue. Was a quicker length ball around off that beat the sweep Time for Abhimanyu to return\n Parag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Tucks this length ball through square leg\n Parag to Rahane, 1 run Tossed up fuller and Rahane sweeps off the toe end to deep midwicket\n Parag to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs Floated up outside off, Raghuvanshi hits a lofted drive wide of long-off. They get two\n Parag to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs This is too wide and allows Raghuvanshi to free his arms and crash it through cover!\n Parag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run On a length on middle, clipped behind square leg\n Parag to Rahane, 2 runs Dropped short on off, Rahane pulls it along the ground to deep midwicket's left, but Hetmyer does well to save two runs\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run On a length around off, it's the legbreak and Raghuvanshi clips it through midwicket for a single\n Hasaranga to Rahane, 1 run Skips out to this length ball and hits it out to deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Full outside off, tapped through cover for a single\n Hasaranga to Rahane, 1 wide Slides this down leg as Rahane misses his sweep. Called wide Rahane does a few stretches. Could he be cramping up? The physio comes out\n Hasaranga to Rahane, 1 run Tossed up full outside off, Rahane gets down to sweep and gets it past backward square off the inside half of the bat\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs Hasaranga drops it short and Raghuvanshi rocks back to pull this in the gap between deep midwicket and long-on! This wasn't a half-tracker but Raghuvanshi pounces on it\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Tossed full on leg, swept out to deep square leg\n Parag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run On a length around middle, Raghuvanshi hangs back and clips it out to deep midwicket\n Parag to Rahane, 1 run Rahane looks to drive down the ground and ends up chipping it into the vacant mid-on area as the bottom hand comes off\n Parag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Driven out to deep cover\n Parag to Rahane, 1 wide Parag now tosses this up wide of and ends up going too wide\n Parag to Rahane, OUT He's nicked it! Rahane goes for the sweep on this full ball on middle going across him and ends up getting a tickle and it's gobbled up. Finger goes up immediately \n Parag to Russell, no run That's something you rarely see from Andre Russell! This is quick and full around middle, and Dre Russ brings out a textbook front-foot defence!\n Parag to Russell, no run Now, that's more like him! Parag tosses this wide and Russell has a big swing at it! He doesn't find anything but thin air though!\n Theekshana to A Raghuvanshi, no run Legbreak on a length around off, pushed towards cover and he wants a single, but he's sent back\n Theekshana to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Tossed up fuller outside off, driven out to sweeper cover Slip in place\n Theekshana to Russell, no run Darted in on off, Russell stays back and defends\n Theekshana to Russell, no run Beaten by the legbreak! It's the carrom ball, actually and it spins away to beat the outside edge as Russell prods at it\n Theekshana to Russell, no run Oh beauty! It's another carrom ball and it goes past the forward defensive shot offered by Russell\n Theekshana to Russell, 1 run Theekshana goes shorter outside off and Russell hammers a cut, but straight to the off side sweeper This will be the second timeout of the innings Which of the two was the better Test? 38.0K votes IND-ENG, Chennai 2008 AUS-SA, Adelaide 2012 The timeout means you have some time to vote for the greatest Test of the 21st century! Pick between India's record home chase amd South Africa's Adelaide blockathon. VOTE NOW!\n Hasaranga to Russell, 1 run On a length around off, punched down the ground to long-on\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs Dropped short-ish on off and Raghuvanshi pulls it wide of long-on. Good stop by Archer\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, no run Tossed up on a yorker length around off, squeezed back out to the bowler\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs Watch out, Dre Russ! Russell has to duck out of the way as Raghuvanshi smashes a half-volley right over him and beats long-on\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Pulls this short-ish ball to wide long-on\n Hasaranga to Russell, no run On a length around middle, Russell defends again\n Madhwal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Full toss outside off, close to the body, and Raghuvanshi can only push it out towards cover for a single\n Madhwal to Russell, no run Madhwal starts off to him with a bouncer outside off, but Russell leaves it alone. No wide called, though\n Madhwal to Russell, FOUR runs And there he goes! This is full around middle, he looks to heave it leg side. Doesn't get all of it but gets it in the gap at square leg\n Madhwal to Russell, SIX runs This time the connection is clean as a whistle! This is in the slot and Russell clears his front leg and mows this over cow corner\n Madhwal to Russell, FOUR runs Slapped away through cover point! The Dre Russ show is well and truly on! On a length and outside off, Russell reaches out and crunches it away. Two runs off his first nine balls. Now 14 off the next three!\n Madhwal to Russell, no run Slower bouncer outside off, Russell looks to uppercut it but is beaten. Russell reviews this for a wide not given. Russell was deep in his crease and on his toes when he tried to hit that, and it does look like it go above his head even then. Ball tracking coming up now. Ah, that's just under Russell's head height so the decision is upheld\n Archer to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Full around middle and off, clipped through midwicket for a single Stunning that Archer gave away just five runs from his first two overs! In the powerplay no less\n Archer to Russell, SIX runs Hammered over long-on! Low full toss on leg, he gets his front foot out of the way and picks the bones out of this one. Archer can only watch it sail back over his head\n Archer to Russell, FOUR runs Russell lofts Archer down the ground again! This is a slot ball on off and Russell goes straight and over the umpire. This time, though, he will have to settle for four\n Archer to Russell, 1 run On a length outside off, Russell looks to pull and gets it off the toe end to deep midwicket\n Archer to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Raghuvanshi drops this length ball to his right for a single to get Russell back on strike for the last ball of this Archer over\n Archer to Russell, no run Archer fires in a bouncer around off and Russell has to duck out of the way!\n Theekshana to A Raghuvanshi, no run Tossed wide of off, Raghuvanshi looks for the big slog sweep but it spins away to beat bat\n Theekshana to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs Chance goes begging! This is on a yorker length on off and Raghuvanshi ends up chipping it towards long-off. Parag is running in from long-off but doesn't judge it correctly and the ball ends up away from his body as he looks to catch it\n Theekshana to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Sliced in the air but this time it drops safely! Tossed up wide and Raghuvanshi wanted to go down the ground again. Ends up lobbing the ball into the vacant mid-off region\n Theekshana to Russell, SIX runs Russ has his eye in now! This looked like a seam-up delivery from Theekshana and it's short and wide and Russell hammers it over cow corner\n Theekshana to Russell, SIX runs Massive, massive six! Russell is giving the crowd what they wanted! This is short outside off again and Russell frees his arms and smokes it down the ground! From 2 off 9 to 33 off 39 off 19! Stunning stuff. Anyway, they need a ball change! The previous one hit the concrete steps on the full, Sreshth tell mse\n Theekshana to Russell, SIX runs New ball, same result! This is what Andre Russell can do in full flow! This is tossed too full outside off and Russell launches it over long-off\n Archer to A Raghuvanshi, OUT Holes out at deep square leg! This is a back of the hand slower ball on a length on leg. Raghuvanshi looks to help it over behind square leg but the lack of pace does him in. Easy grab for the substitute fielder Ashok Sharma \n Archer to Rinku Singh, 1 run Rinku is quick to tuck the ball out through midwicket to get Russell on strike\n Archer to Russell, no run Brilliant from Archer! 149kph yorker on leg. Russell does well to squeeze it back out\n Archer to Russell, SIX runs You don't bowl full tosses at Russell! 22-ball fifty for him! This is a full toss on leg and Russell adjusts quickly and ends up just flicking it over square leg. At 148kph, I am sure this would be a tough ball to put away for a lot of batters, but not for the big man Dre Russ\n Archer to Russell, FOUR runs Pulled in front of square! Slower bouncer outside off, Russell waits on it and swivels and pummels it away along the ground\n Archer to Russell, 1 run Dropped at long-off! This is a 147.3kph low full toss on middle, Russell looks to go downtown and launches it straight of long-off. Parag runs to his left and dives, but can't hold on. Two drops for the RR skipper now. This one could be more costly than the last Archer's first two overs went for five runs. The next two? 25!\n Madhwal to Russell, 1 wide Looks to go for the wide yorker, but goes past the tramline\n Madhwal to Russell, 1 wide Madhwal goes wide of the tramline again as he sticks to the plan to bowl wide yorkers\n Madhwal to Russell, 1 wide A hat-trick of wides now from Madhwal!\n Madhwal to Russell, 1 run Lands safe! But more importantly for RR, it's just a single! Russell takes on this attempted wide yorker. Ends up getting it off the toe end and the ball goes high in the air but falls in no-man's land between cover and long-off converging\n Madhwal to Rinku Singh, 2 runs Rinku looks to take on this short ball but ends up lobbing it just back over the umpire off a top edge. They do take two, so Rinku will take strike again\n Madhwal to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs Pulled into the gap! Short on leg at 135kph, he stands tall and hammers it between deep midwicket and long-on\n Madhwal to Rinku Singh, SIX runs Hammered into the stands! 200 up for KKR with two legal balls left. This is a low full toss outside off and Rinku uses his wrists to whip it over midwicket\n Madhwal to Rinku Singh, SIX runs Low full toss on leg this time and Rinku adjusts to flick it over square leg. Seems to have hit the rope on the full. And indeed it has! Six more for Rinku!\n Madhwal to Rinku Singh, no run Bouncer on leg, Rinku looks to ramp but is beaten. It's a dot to close out the innings, but KKR have finished with a flourish courtesy the mighty Dre Russ and Rinku Singh!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["A Raghuvanshi","Gurbaz","Narine","Rahane","Rinku Singh","Russell"],"Runs":[44.0,35.0,11.0,30.0,19.0,57.0],"Balls_Faced":[31,25,9,24,6,25],"Fours":[5,4,1,1,1,4],"Sixes":[0,1,1,2,2,6],"S\/R":[141.94,140.0,122.22,125.0,316.67,228.0],"dismissal":["c sub (Ashok Sharma) b Archer","c Hetmyer b Theekshana","b Yudhvir Singh","c \u2020Jurel b Parag","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Hasaranga","Madhwal","Parag","Theekshana","Yudhvir Singh"],"Balls":[24,24,18,18,24,12],"Runs_Given":[30.0,35.0,50.0,21.0,41.0,26.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,1,1,1],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,3.0,3.0,4.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Thakur to Rasheed, no run .nice stride forward to his first ball and a punch to mid off, Rasheed is apparently .opening fir the first time in T20s\nThakur to Rasheed, 1 run .off the mark is young Rasheed with a nice, confident stride and punch into the covers, .shardul is keeping it on a length around off stump\nThakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs .driven delightfully through the covers, front foot forward and a full swing of the bat, just .too full and wide from Shardul, too easy .Rachin's got a bit of Buttler's shoulder wiggle going.\nThakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs .too full and too straight this time, too easy again for Rachin and he flocks it off his pads .for another boundary behind square\nThakur to Ravindra, 1 run .full toss, driven towards the bowler on the bounce, Shardul gets a hand on it and takes .the pace off, they run a single to long off\nThakur to Rasheed, no run .keeps his bat raised as the bowler runs in and moves forward a touch to drive a fullish .ball to mid off, encouraging start for CSK\nAkash Deep to Ravindra, 1 run .angles the full ball in to the left-hander, driven back to the bowler, he gets a hand on it .but can't field it cleanly\nAkash Deep to Rasheed, no run .good length with some zip outside off, Rasheed is late on the defence and gets beaten\nAkash Deep to Rasheed, FOUR runs .picks up his first boundary with an elegant flick off the pads through midwicket, uppish .and through the gap\nAkash Deep to Rasheed, no run .tries to nudge the ball off his pads behind square but misses\nAkash Deep to Rasheed, FOUR runs .second boundary for Rasheed, moves forward to a fullish ball and plays a chippy-punch .wide of the bowler and straight enough to beat mid-on\nAkash Deep to Rasheed, FOUR runs .shot! It was a short ball and Rasheed sent it packing with a sublime swivel pull off the .front foot, lofted it clean over the infield\nThakur to Ravindra, 1 run .clipped off the pads towards long on for a single\nThakur to Rasheed, no run .strides forward to a good length ball and pushes into the covers\nThakur to Rasheed, FOUR runs .in the air but wide of the fielder at point for another boundary! Rasheed pushed hard at a .full ball angling into his front pad, closing his face a touch to get a leading edge that .flew through the gap\nThakur to Rasheed, FOUR runs .CSK are up and running big time! A full ball on middle stump, Rasheed simply chips it in .the air over the infield between midwicket and mid-on\nThakur to Rasheed, 1 run .flicked off the pads behind square for a single .Rachin with the shoulder wobble again ...\nThakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs .and he dispatches the final ball of the over with a gorgeous cover drive, through the gap .and all along the ground\nRathi to Rasheed, 1 wide .oh he begins with a wide down leg side, dragged it down really short and is lucky to not .get punished\nRathi to Rasheed, 1 run .nudged off the back foot through midwicket\nRathi to Ravindra, 1 run .bowled slow on a wicket to wicket line, nudged off the front foot into the covers\nRathi to Rasheed, no run .fuller ball, in the blockhole, Rasheed digs it out into the covers\nRathi to Rasheed, 1 wide .drifts down leg side with the fuller ball, Rasheed misses the sweep\nRathi to Rasheed, no run .goes back to one that spins into him and gets hit on the pads, he was trying to work that .through the leg side\nRathi to Rasheed, no run .nudged off the pads behind square, Rasheed wants one but Rachin says no\nRathi to Rasheed, FOUR runs .slightly shorter and Rasheed whips the ball off his pads through the gap between .square leg and short fine leg, he's not trying to smash the ball but is getting plenty of .rewards for his timing and placement\nAvesh Khan to Ravindra, FOUR runs .flayed to the point boundary! Length ball with lots of width at gentle pace, Rachin moves .forward and drives the ball gracefully through the gap\nAvesh Khan to Ravindra, 2 runs .pushed off the front foot through point and the running between the wickets is excellent .to bring up the 50 partnership for CSK!\nAvesh Khan to Ravindra, 1 run .driven into the pitch and the ball bounces over the bowler's head for a single\nAvesh Khan to Rasheed, no run .full and straight, Rasheed clips the ball to midwicket\nAvesh Khan to Rasheed, OUT .whoops, that's the end of a promising innings from Rasheed. Slower ball, short of a .length and outside off. That's the first shot Rasheed has tried to hit with real power and .he ended up top-edging the pull straight up. Pooran caught it safely at midwicket .Shaik Rasheed c Pooran b Avesh Khan 27 (19b 6x4 0x6 23m) SR: 142.1\nAvesh Khan to Tripathi, no run .stays in his crease and defends a good length ball on off and middle stump\nRathi to Ravindra, no run .skids across Rachin from over the wicket and he gets beaten on the cut\nRathi to Ravindra, 1 run .plants his front leg forward and slog sweeps a straighter one to deep midwicket\nRathi to Tripathi, FOUR runs .Tripathi gets going! Down on one knee to one on middle and leg and sweeps the ball .behind square leg\nRathi to Tripathi, no run .nudged off the front foot towards short third\nRathi to Tripathi, 1 run .drags the sweep from wide outside off through square leg\nRathi to Ravindra, 1 run .nudged off the front foot to mid-on, where Pooran is a touch deep to prevent the single\nRavi Bishnoi to Ravindra, FOUR runs .too short and Rachin rocks back and hits the ball hard and flat past the bowler, splits .the fielders on the long off and on boundary\nRavi Bishnoi to Ravindra, 1 run .goes back and cuts a flat ball towards deep point\nRavi Bishnoi to Tripathi, 1 run .oh my, Samad has spilled a sitter! Tripathi miscued the googly, lofting it just beyond the .30-yard circle at mid off, Samad came running in from the boundary and dropped it\nRavi Bishnoi to Ravindra, no run .defended on the front foot\nRavi Bishnoi to Ravindra, no run .Pant whips off the bails after Rachin misses the slog sweep but his back foot never left .the crease\nRavi Bishnoi to Ravindra, 2 runs .width outside off and he cuts off the back foot to deep point, Shardul is a bit slow on his .feet and can't prevent the second\nMarkram to Tripathi, 1 run .worked off the pads behind square for a single\nMarkram to Ravindra, 2 runs .pulled along the ground into the gap on the wide long on boundary, giving them enough .time for two\nMarkram to Ravindra, 1 run .hit off the back foot to long on for a single\nMarkram to Tripathi, 1 run .pulled through square leg for another single . .Aiden Markram vs LHB .BALLS .567 .WKTS .19 .4s\/6s .52\/27 .ECON .6.95 .AVE .34.63\nMarkram to Ravindra, 2 runs .goes back and lofts the ball wide of the fielder at long on for two more\nMarkram to Ravindra, OUT .oh that looks plumb and he's been given lbw! Rachin has reviewed this but doesn't look .confident. He tired to slog sweep a ball angling into him from around the wicket and .missed. Wicket to wicket line. Hit on the back thigh in line with the stumps. No bottom .edge or glove. Three reds, Rachin's got to go. Markram strikes in his first over! .Rachin Ravindra lbw b Markram 37 (22b 5x4 0x6 37m) SR: 168.18\nRavi Bishnoi to Tripathi, no run .driven firmly but to the fielder at cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Tripathi, 1 run .worked off the front foot in front of square leg, Tripathi sprints off wanting the second .but Jadeja settles for one\nRavi Bishnoi to Jadeja, no run .tossed up outside off, Jadeja pushes forward and punches to cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Jadeja, 1 run .leans forward and across and flicks the ball with the angle into him from around the .wicket towards long on\nRavi Bishnoi to Tripathi, OUT .caught and bowled! LSG are fighting back! Tripathi hits it straight back to Bishnoi, .simple catch. He was no where near the pitch of this ball, had to reach for it and ended .up chipping it in the air .Rahul Tripathi c & b Ravi Bishnoi 9 (10b 1x4 0x6 17m) SR: 90\nRavi Bishnoi to Dube, no run .reaches for the ball slanting across him from over the wicket and drives to cover .Bishnoi's not had a happy season but he has been on point tonight.\nMarkram to Jadeja, no run .Markram hits Jadeja's pads as he goes back to work the ball with the angle through leg, .but that was missing the stumps\nMarkram to Jadeja, 1 run .nudged gently in front of square leg for a single .Dube usually takes down spin, but I reckon he'll get plenty to face in this chase.\nMarkram to Dube, 1 run .stays in his crease and punches along the ground to long off\nMarkram to Jadeja, 1 run .Jadeja goes right back and works the ball off the pads behind square . .CSK in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .7 .WKTS .25 .RR .7.00 .AVE .17.88\nMarkram to Dube, 1 run .tries to cut but the ball is too close to off stump and he gets a bottom edge towards .short third\nMarkram to Jadeja, 1 run .slightly short, giving Jadeja the space to go back and pull, but softly along the ground .for a single to deep midwicket","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs CSK, 30th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Thakur to Rasheed, no run nice stride forward to his first ball and a punch to mid off, Rasheed is apparently opening fir the first time in T20s\n Thakur to Rasheed, 1 run off the mark is young Rasheed with a nice, confident stride and punch into the covers, shardul is keeping it on a length around off stump\n Thakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs driven delightfully through the covers, front foot forward and a full swing of the bat, just too full and wide from Shardul, too easy Rachin's got a bit of Buttler's shoulder wiggle going.\n Thakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs too full and too straight this time, too easy again for Rachin and he flocks it off his pads for another boundary behind square\n Thakur to Ravindra, 1 run full toss, driven towards the bowler on the bounce, Shardul gets a hand on it and takes the pace off, they run a single to long off\n Thakur to Rasheed, no run keeps his bat raised as the bowler runs in and moves forward a touch to drive a fullish ball to mid off, encouraging start for CSK\n Akash Deep to Ravindra, 1 run angles the full ball in to the left-hander, driven back to the bowler, he gets a hand on it but can't field it cleanly\n Akash Deep to Rasheed, no run good length with some zip outside off, Rasheed is late on the defence and gets beaten\n Akash Deep to Rasheed, FOUR runs picks up his first boundary with an elegant flick off the pads through midwicket, uppish and through the gap\n Akash Deep to Rasheed, no run tries to nudge the ball off his pads behind square but misses\n Akash Deep to Rasheed, FOUR runs second boundary for Rasheed, moves forward to a fullish ball and plays a chippy-punch wide of the bowler and straight enough to beat mid-on\n Akash Deep to Rasheed, FOUR runs shot! It was a short ball and Rasheed sent it packing with a sublime swivel pull off the front foot, lofted it clean over the infield\n Thakur to Ravindra, 1 run clipped off the pads towards long on for a single\n Thakur to Rasheed, no run strides forward to a good length ball and pushes into the covers\n Thakur to Rasheed, FOUR runs in the air but wide of the fielder at point for another boundary! Rasheed pushed hard at a full ball angling into his front pad, closing his face a touch to get a leading edge that flew through the gap\n Thakur to Rasheed, FOUR runs CSK are up and running big time! A full ball on middle stump, Rasheed simply chips it in the air over the infield between midwicket and mid-on\n Thakur to Rasheed, 1 run flicked off the pads behind square for a single Rachin with the shoulder wobble again..\n Thakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs and he dispatches the final ball of the over with a gorgeous cover drive, through the gap and all along the ground\n Rathi to Rasheed, 1 wide oh he begins with a wide down leg side, dragged it down really short and is lucky to not get punished\n Rathi to Rasheed, 1 run nudged off the back foot through midwicket\n Rathi to Ravindra, 1 run bowled slow on a wicket to wicket line, nudged off the front foot into the covers\n Rathi to Rasheed, no run fuller ball, in the blockhole, Rasheed digs it out into the covers\n Rathi to Rasheed, 1 wide drifts down leg side with the fuller ball, Rasheed misses the sweep\n Rathi to Rasheed, no run goes back to one that spins into him and gets hit on the pads, he was trying to work that through the leg side\n Rathi to Rasheed, no run nudged off the pads behind square, Rasheed wants one but Rachin says no\n Rathi to Rasheed, FOUR runs slightly shorter and Rasheed whips the ball off his pads through the gap between square leg and short fine leg, he's not trying to smash the ball but is getting plenty of rewards for his timing and placement\n Avesh Khan to Ravindra, FOUR runs flayed to the point boundary! Length ball with lots of width at gentle pace, Rachin moves forward and drives the ball gracefully through the gap\n Avesh Khan to Ravindra, 2 runs pushed off the front foot through point and the running between the wickets is excellent to bring up the 50 partnership for CSK!\n Avesh Khan to Ravindra, 1 run driven into the pitch and the ball bounces over the bowler's head for a single\n Avesh Khan to Rasheed, no run full and straight, Rasheed clips the ball to midwicket\n Avesh Khan to Rasheed, OUT whoops, that's the end of a promising innings from Rasheed. Slower ball, short of a length and outside off. That's the first shot Rasheed has tried to hit with real power and he ended up top-edging the pull straight up. Pooran caught it safely at midwicket \n Avesh Khan to Tripathi, no run stays in his crease and defends a good length ball on off and middle stump\n Rathi to Ravindra, no run skids across Rachin from over the wicket and he gets beaten on the cut\n Rathi to Ravindra, 1 run plants his front leg forward and slog sweeps a straighter one to deep midwicket\n Rathi to Tripathi, FOUR runs Tripathi gets going! Down on one knee to one on middle and leg and sweeps the ball behind square leg\n Rathi to Tripathi, no run nudged off the front foot towards short third\n Rathi to Tripathi, 1 run drags the sweep from wide outside off through square leg\n Rathi to Ravindra, 1 run nudged off the front foot to mid-on, where Pooran is a touch deep to prevent the single\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ravindra, FOUR runs too short and Rachin rocks back and hits the ball hard and flat past the bowler, splits the fielders on the long off and on boundary\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ravindra, 1 run goes back and cuts a flat ball towards deep point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Tripathi, 1 run oh my, Samad has spilled a sitter! Tripathi miscued the googly, lofting it just beyond the 30-yard circle at mid off, Samad came running in from the boundary and dropped it\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ravindra, no run defended on the front foot\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ravindra, no run Pant whips off the bails after Rachin misses the slog sweep but his back foot never left the crease\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ravindra, 2 runs width outside off and he cuts off the back foot to deep point, Shardul is a bit slow on his feet and can't prevent the second\n Markram to Tripathi, 1 run worked off the pads behind square for a single\n Markram to Ravindra, 2 runs pulled along the ground into the gap on the wide long on boundary, giving them enough time for two\n Markram to Ravindra, 1 run hit off the back foot to long on for a single\n Markram to Tripathi, 1 run pulled through square leg for another single Aiden Markram vs LHB BALLS 567 WKTS 19 4s\/6s 52\/27 ECON 6.95 AVE 34.63\n Markram to Ravindra, 2 runs goes back and lofts the ball wide of the fielder at long on for two more\n Markram to Ravindra, OUT oh that looks plumb and he's been given lbw! Rachin has reviewed this but doesn't look confident. He tired to slog sweep a ball angling into him from around the wicket and missed. Wicket to wicket line. Hit on the back thigh in line with the stumps. No bottom edge or glove. Three reds, Rachin's got to go. Markram strikes in his first over! \n Ravi Bishnoi to Tripathi, no run driven firmly but to the fielder at cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Tripathi, 1 run worked off the front foot in front of square leg, Tripathi sprints off wanting the second but Jadeja settles for one\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jadeja, no run tossed up outside off, Jadeja pushes forward and punches to cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jadeja, 1 run leans forward and across and flicks the ball with the angle into him from around the wicket towards long on\n Ravi Bishnoi to Tripathi, OUT caught and bowled! LSG are fighting back! Tripathi hits it straight back to Bishnoi, simple catch. He was no where near the pitch of this ball, had to reach for it and ended up chipping it in the air \n Ravi Bishnoi to Dube, no run reaches for the ball slanting across him from over the wicket and drives to cover Bishnoi's not had a happy season but he has been on point tonight.\n Markram to Jadeja, no run Markram hits Jadeja's pads as he goes back to work the ball with the angle through leg, but that was missing the stumps\n Markram to Jadeja, 1 run nudged gently in front of square leg for a single Dube usually takes down spin, but I reckon he'll get plenty to face in this chase.\n Markram to Dube, 1 run stays in his crease and punches along the ground to long off\n Markram to Jadeja, 1 run Jadeja goes right back and works the ball off the pads behind square INNS 7 WKTS 25 RR 7.00 AVE 17.88\n Markram to Dube, 1 run tries to cut but the ball is too close to off stump and he gets a bottom edge towards short third\n Markram to Jadeja, 1 run slightly short, giving Jadeja the space to go back and pull, but softly along the ground for a single to deep midwicket","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Dube","Jadeja","Rasheed","Ravindra","Tripathi"],"Runs":[2.0,4.0,27.0,37.0,9.0],"Balls_Faced":[3,6,19,22,10],"Fours":[0,0,6,5,1],"Sixes":[0,0,0,0,0],"S\/R":[66.67,66.67,142.11,168.18,90.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Pooran b Avesh Khan","lbw b Markram","c & b Ravi Bishnoi"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Akash Deep","Avesh Khan","Markram","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi","Thakur"],"Balls":[6,6,12,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[13.0,7.0,12.0,15.0,10.0,24.0],"Wickets":[0,1,1,0,1,0],"Overs":[1.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Thakur to Rasheed, no run .nice stride forward to his first ball and a punch to mid off, Rasheed is apparently .opening fir the first time in T20s\nThakur to Rasheed, 1 run .off the mark is young Rasheed with a nice, confident stride and punch into the covers, .shardul is keeping it on a length around off stump\nThakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs .driven delightfully through the covers, front foot forward and a full swing of the bat, just .too full and wide from Shardul, too easy .Rachin's got a bit of Buttler's shoulder wiggle going.\nThakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs .too full and too straight this time, too easy again for Rachin and he flocks it off his pads .for another boundary behind square\nThakur to Ravindra, 1 run .full toss, driven towards the bowler on the bounce, Shardul gets a hand on it and takes .the pace off, they run a single to long off\nThakur to Rasheed, no run .keeps his bat raised as the bowler runs in and moves forward a touch to drive a fullish .ball to mid off, encouraging start for CSK\nAkash Deep to Ravindra, 1 run .angles the full ball in to the left-hander, driven back to the bowler, he gets a hand on it .but can't field it cleanly\nAkash Deep to Rasheed, no run .good length with some zip outside off, Rasheed is late on the defence and gets beaten\nAkash Deep to Rasheed, FOUR runs .picks up his first boundary with an elegant flick off the pads through midwicket, uppish .and through the gap\nAkash Deep to Rasheed, no run .tries to nudge the ball off his pads behind square but misses\nAkash Deep to Rasheed, FOUR runs .second boundary for Rasheed, moves forward to a fullish ball and plays a chippy-punch .wide of the bowler and straight enough to beat mid-on\nAkash Deep to Rasheed, FOUR runs .shot! It was a short ball and Rasheed sent it packing with a sublime swivel pull off the .front foot, lofted it clean over the infield\nThakur to Ravindra, 1 run .clipped off the pads towards long on for a single\nThakur to Rasheed, no run .strides forward to a good length ball and pushes into the covers\nThakur to Rasheed, FOUR runs .in the air but wide of the fielder at point for another boundary! Rasheed pushed hard at a .full ball angling into his front pad, closing his face a touch to get a leading edge that .flew through the gap\nThakur to Rasheed, FOUR runs .CSK are up and running big time! A full ball on middle stump, Rasheed simply chips it in .the air over the infield between midwicket and mid-on\nThakur to Rasheed, 1 run .flicked off the pads behind square for a single .Rachin with the shoulder wobble again ...\nThakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs .and he dispatches the final ball of the over with a gorgeous cover drive, through the gap .and all along the ground\nRathi to Rasheed, 1 wide .oh he begins with a wide down leg side, dragged it down really short and is lucky to not .get punished\nRathi to Rasheed, 1 run .nudged off the back foot through midwicket\nRathi to Ravindra, 1 run .bowled slow on a wicket to wicket line, nudged off the front foot into the covers\nRathi to Rasheed, no run .fuller ball, in the blockhole, Rasheed digs it out into the covers\nRathi to Rasheed, 1 wide .drifts down leg side with the fuller ball, Rasheed misses the sweep\nRathi to Rasheed, no run .goes back to one that spins into him and gets hit on the pads, he was trying to work that .through the leg side\nRathi to Rasheed, no run .nudged off the pads behind square, Rasheed wants one but Rachin says no\nRathi to Rasheed, FOUR runs .slightly shorter and Rasheed whips the ball off his pads through the gap between .square leg and short fine leg, he's not trying to smash the ball but is getting plenty of .rewards for his timing and placement\nAvesh Khan to Ravindra, FOUR runs .flayed to the point boundary! Length ball with lots of width at gentle pace, Rachin moves .forward and drives the ball gracefully through the gap\nAvesh Khan to Ravindra, 2 runs .pushed off the front foot through point and the running between the wickets is excellent .to bring up the 50 partnership for CSK!\nAvesh Khan to Ravindra, 1 run .driven into the pitch and the ball bounces over the bowler's head for a single\nAvesh Khan to Rasheed, no run .full and straight, Rasheed clips the ball to midwicket\nAvesh Khan to Rasheed, OUT .whoops, that's the end of a promising innings from Rasheed. Slower ball, short of a .length and outside off. That's the first shot Rasheed has tried to hit with real power and .he ended up top-edging the pull straight up. Pooran caught it safely at midwicket .Shaik Rasheed c Pooran b Avesh Khan 27 (19b 6x4 0x6 23m) SR: 142.1\nAvesh Khan to Tripathi, no run .stays in his crease and defends a good length ball on off and middle stump\nRathi to Ravindra, no run .skids across Rachin from over the wicket and he gets beaten on the cut\nRathi to Ravindra, 1 run .plants his front leg forward and slog sweeps a straighter one to deep midwicket\nRathi to Tripathi, FOUR runs .Tripathi gets going! Down on one knee to one on middle and leg and sweeps the ball .behind square leg\nRathi to Tripathi, no run .nudged off the front foot towards short third\nRathi to Tripathi, 1 run .drags the sweep from wide outside off through square leg\nRathi to Ravindra, 1 run .nudged off the front foot to mid-on, where Pooran is a touch deep to prevent the single\nRavi Bishnoi to Ravindra, FOUR runs .too short and Rachin rocks back and hits the ball hard and flat past the bowler, splits .the fielders on the long off and on boundary\nRavi Bishnoi to Ravindra, 1 run .goes back and cuts a flat ball towards deep point\nRavi Bishnoi to Tripathi, 1 run .oh my, Samad has spilled a sitter! Tripathi miscued the googly, lofting it just beyond the .30-yard circle at mid off, Samad came running in from the boundary and dropped it\nRavi Bishnoi to Ravindra, no run .defended on the front foot\nRavi Bishnoi to Ravindra, no run .Pant whips off the bails after Rachin misses the slog sweep but his back foot never left .the crease\nRavi Bishnoi to Ravindra, 2 runs .width outside off and he cuts off the back foot to deep point, Shardul is a bit slow on his .feet and can't prevent the second\nMarkram to Tripathi, 1 run .worked off the pads behind square for a single\nMarkram to Ravindra, 2 runs .pulled along the ground into the gap on the wide long on boundary, giving them enough .time for two\nMarkram to Ravindra, 1 run .hit off the back foot to long on for a single\nMarkram to Tripathi, 1 run .pulled through square leg for another single . .Aiden Markram vs LHB .BALLS .567 .WKTS .19 .4s\/6s .52\/27 .ECON .6.95 .AVE .34.63\nMarkram to Ravindra, 2 runs .goes back and lofts the ball wide of the fielder at long on for two more\nMarkram to Ravindra, OUT .oh that looks plumb and he's been given lbw! Rachin has reviewed this but doesn't look .confident. He tired to slog sweep a ball angling into him from around the wicket and .missed. Wicket to wicket line. Hit on the back thigh in line with the stumps. No bottom .edge or glove. Three reds, Rachin's got to go. Markram strikes in his first over! .Rachin Ravindra lbw b Markram 37 (22b 5x4 0x6 37m) SR: 168.18\nRavi Bishnoi to Tripathi, no run .driven firmly but to the fielder at cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Tripathi, 1 run .worked off the front foot in front of square leg, Tripathi sprints off wanting the second .but Jadeja settles for one\nRavi Bishnoi to Jadeja, no run .tossed up outside off, Jadeja pushes forward and punches to cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Jadeja, 1 run .leans forward and across and flicks the ball with the angle into him from around the .wicket towards long on\nRavi Bishnoi to Tripathi, OUT .caught and bowled! LSG are fighting back! Tripathi hits it straight back to Bishnoi, .simple catch. He was no where near the pitch of this ball, had to reach for it and ended .up chipping it in the air .Rahul Tripathi c & b Ravi Bishnoi 9 (10b 1x4 0x6 17m) SR: 90\nRavi Bishnoi to Dube, no run .reaches for the ball slanting across him from over the wicket and drives to cover .Bishnoi's not had a happy season but he has been on point tonight.\nMarkram to Jadeja, no run .Markram hits Jadeja's pads as he goes back to work the ball with the angle through leg, .but that was missing the stumps\nMarkram to Jadeja, 1 run .nudged gently in front of square leg for a single .Dube usually takes down spin, but I reckon he'll get plenty to face in this chase.\nMarkram to Dube, 1 run .stays in his crease and punches along the ground to long off\nMarkram to Jadeja, 1 run .Jadeja goes right back and works the ball off the pads behind square . .CSK in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .7 .WKTS .25 .RR .7.00 .AVE .17.88\nMarkram to Dube, 1 run .tries to cut but the ball is too close to off stump and he gets a bottom edge towards .short third\nMarkram to Jadeja, 1 run .slightly short, giving Jadeja the space to go back and pull, but softly along the ground .for a single to deep midwicket\nRathi to Jadeja, 1 run .played off the back foot to long on, and there's some excitement at the non-striker's end .as the bails come off and Jadeja plonks his bat in after getting sent back for the second .run, he's safe though\nRathi to Dube, 1 run .pushed into the covers for a single\nRathi to Jadeja, 1 run .cut off the back foot along the ground for a single, CSK looking to take this deeeeep\nRathi to Dube, no run .defended from the crease on the off side\nRathi to Dube, 2 runs .Dube's seen enough, he goes big, gets under the ball and lofts it down the ground, but .superb fielding in the deep from Markram who relays it to Pooran as he dives on the .straight boundary\nRathi to Dube, 1 run .played off the pads through square leg for a single to finish the over\nMarkram to Dube, no run .cut off the back foot towards point\nMarkram to Dube, SIX runs .first six of the innings! Too short from Markram this time, and Dube has plenty of time .to go back and free those long arms and pull the ball into the stands at deep midwicket\nMarkram to Dube, no run .played back to the bowler from the crease, bowled flat and straight on a fuller length\nMarkram to Dube, 1 run .cut off the back foot through point\nMarkram to Jadeja, 1 run .Jadeja leans forward and taps the ball to long on for a single\nMarkram to Dube, no run .Dube leans forward and pushes back towards the bowler, Markram dives to his right .and makes the stop\nRavi Bishnoi to Jadeja, no run .Jadeja stays back to Bishnoi and opens the face, can't find the gap at short third\nRavi Bishnoi to Jadeja, 1 wide .slides down leg side from around the wicket, quick ball, Jadeja misses the sweep\nRavi Bishnoi to Jadeja, OUT .straight to long on! Jadeja has struggled for momentum and now tries to smash a .slightly tossed up ball over the straight boundary, doesn't get the elevation or distance .and Markram judges it well on the boundary .Ravindra Jadeja c Markram b Ravi Bishnoi 7 (11b 0x4 0x6 19m) SR: 63.63\nRavi Bishnoi to Shankar, FOUR runs .starts with a precisely-placed lofted chip to the gap on the cover boundary! More air .from Bishnoi, Shankar did not try to hit it too hard, focused on placement\nRavi Bishnoi to Shankar, 1 run .chipped in the air towards long off, reaches the fielder on the first bounce\nRavi Bishnoi to Dube, 1 run .no flight to Dube, flat and quick around off stump, cut off the back foot through cover .point\nRavi Bishnoi to Shankar, 1 wide .full ball down legside, Shankar misses the sweep\nRavi Bishnoi to Shankar, 1 leg bye .Bishnoi thinks he has a case for lbw as they run a leg bye. Shankar tried to work the ball .off the pads and missed, that was certainly down leg but LSG have reviewed the not out .decision! Strange one this. No bat, oh but it's umpire's call on leg stump. Much closer .than it looked live. Shankar survives.\nMarkram to Shankar, 1 run .goes back and nudges on the off side for one. .Will Dube try to take him down?\nMarkram to Dube, 1 run .hit hard off the back foot along the ground to long off\nMarkram to Shankar, 1 run .drives the ball along the ground for a single to long on\nMarkram to Dube, 1 run .nudged into the off side for another single\nMarkram to Shankar, 1 run .wicket to wicket, milked off the pads for a single through midwicket, like the middle- .overs of an ODI right now\nMarkram to Dube, no run .wicket to wicket line from around the wicket, Dube dabs gently on the front foot, Pant .scampers across to prevent the single. Markram has completed an invaluable spell for .LSG\nRathi to Shankar, 1 run .dabbed off the pads behind square for a single\nRathi to Dube, no run .Dube gets squared up by one that pitches around leg and spins across him, gets an .edge into the off side .I can hear Pant asking the umpire if they can change the ball. Possibly because of dew. .One ball change is allowed after the 10th over.\nRathi to Dube, no run .played off the back foot into the covers\nRathi to Dube, no run .Pant whips off the bails and brings the TV umpire into play. Dube tried to loft the ball .down the ground but was beaten by the angle across him from over the wicket. Back .foot is safely grounded.\nRathi to Dube, 1 run .goes back and nudges the ball through midwicket for one more\nRathi to Shankar, OUT .Rathi brings out the Hasaranga celebration as Avesh completes the catch at short third! .He didn't look comfortable under that catch but managed to hold on! Shankar tried to go .big down the ground with the asking rate now above ten, and he ended up slicing it in .the air off the edge. .Vijay Shankar c Avesh Khan b Rathi 9 (8b 1x4 0x6 13m) SR: 112.5\nAvesh Khan to Dube, 1 wide .sprayed wide outside off stump from over the wicket across the left-hander\nAvesh Khan to Dube, 1 run .fuller ball and the cheers go up in the crowd as Dube digs it out towards cover for a .single to bring No. 7 on strike\nAvesh Khan to Dhoni, 1 run .strays on to the pads and Dhoni glances it to fine leg for a single. CSK have got to get .going. Soon.\nAvesh Khan to Dube, 1 run .in the blockhole, dube tries to slam it down the ground and ends up slicing it in the air .over cover point\nAvesh Khan to Dhoni, no run .length ball with width outside off, Dhoni misses the cut, was late on the shot\nAvesh Khan to Dhoni, FOUR runs .hits the gap between extra cover and mid off and Lucknow erupts! Dhoni stayed in his .crease and swatted hard at a length ball, hitting it along the ground\nAvesh Khan to Dhoni, FOUR runs .two in two! This time he opens the face late to steer a length ball wide of the .wicketkeeper and fine of the fielder on the deep third boundary\nThakur to Dube, no run .Dube can't find the gap, drilled one from the blockhole to the man at cover\nThakur to Dube, FOUR runs .finds the gap this time! Gets plenty of width and the length isn't in the blockhole, Dube .drives hard and to the cover boundary\nThakur to Dube, no run .full toss outside off, Dube tries to smash that ball so hard but misses\nThakur to Dube, 1 run .another full toss, a higher one outside off, slanting across Dube who bashes it from .inside his crease, the fielder on the edge of the circle at cover dives to his left and saves .runs, Bishnoi it was . .MS Dhoni in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .4005 .OUTS .115 .4s\/6s .305\/236 .SR .181.71 .AVE .34.82\nThakur to Dhoni, 1 wide .Thakur goes wide and slow to Dhoni, too wide outside off this time\nThakur to Dhoni, 1 wide .another one outside off stump as Shardul tries to hug the wide line and goes too far\nThakur to Dhoni, no run .in the blockhole just inside the wide line this time, Dhoni reaches for it and digs it out .back to the bowler\nThakur to Dhoni, SIX runs .It's in Dhoni's swinging arc and it's disappeared over the square leg boundary! Slower .one, and Dhoni swung hard at it, taking one hand off the bat as he made contact, hit it .well enough to land only the second six of the innings\nAvesh Khan to Dube, 1 run .in the blockhole just outside off, Dube opens the face and digs it out to deep third\nAvesh Khan to Dhoni, FOUR runs .edged and four! Dhoni swings hard at a full and wide ball outside off, wide of the keeper, .fine of short third. It's happening for CSK, the gap is closing\nAvesh Khan to Dhoni, 1 run .launched flat and hard from inside his crease but not wide enough of long-off to find the .boundary, Miller runs to his left and makes the save\nAvesh Khan to Dube, no run .low full toss and straight, Dube hits it hard into the ground and towards the bowler .Bishnoi has an over left. When will he bowl? Dhoni's getting a drink of water as Avesh .gets some treatment. That previous shot from Dube was a hard one and Avesh's hand .is stinging.\nAvesh Khan to Dube, no run .Dube's not able to find his range tonight. Low full toss angling across the left-hander, .Dube tries to steer it rooted inside his crease and gets an edge into the ground to the .keeper\nAvesh Khan to Dube, 1 run .edged and edged wide of short third, but there's a fielder in the deep too and he runs to .his right to slide and save the boundary.\nThakur to Dube, FOUR runs .this time the diving fielder at third man can't prevent the boundary! Dube opens the face .and steers the wide full toss slanting across him, makes great contact and uses the .pace of the ball\nThakur to Dube, (no ball) SIX runs .oh my goodness! Shardul loses grip of this one and sends down a high full toss, that's .going to be a no ball, and that's gone all the way for six over deep third too! Dube got .under it and sliced it hard and far, fielder on the boundary had no chance\nThakur to Dube, 1 run .driven to long on for a single now to give the strike to Dhoni .Just 12 off 10 balls, CSK's game.\nThakur to Dhoni, 1 run .is that a drop at cover? Hit hard and flat to Bishnoi at cover and the ball bursts out of his .hands, and the Lucknow crowd is cheering this drop too\nThakur to Dube, 1 wide .sprayed wide outside off stump and Shardul's horrible night continues, he's gone for .more than 50 on a pitch where batting has been quite hard\nThakur to Dube, no run .played back to the bowler and Shardul manages to stop it\nThakur to Dube, 1 run .in the blockhole outside off, Dube digs it out to deep point\nThakur to Dhoni, FOUR runs .a rank full toss to cap Shardul's horror night and Dhoni dispatches it easily, pulled with .power and it bounces just inside the midwicket boundary .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nAvesh Khan to Dube, 1 run .Dube hands it over to Dhoni again by playing the ball along the ground to deep point\nAvesh Khan to Dhoni, 1 run .in the blockhole and Dhoni digs it out to cover, quick single\nAvesh Khan to Dube, FOUR runs .that's the win for CSK! It's been a long, long time coming and Dube seals it by hitting a .full ball hard to the cover boundary. Lucknow erupts in celebration as the home team .loses, but such is the love for CSK around this country, they now have their second win .of the season, after ending a run of five straight defeats. .See all photos .Right, time for my fingers to get a rest. It's been memorable, and thank you for all your .feedback. It keeps it lively. See you all tomorrow for PBKS-KKR. Good night!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs CSK, 30th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Thakur to Rasheed, no run nice stride forward to his first ball and a punch to mid off, Rasheed is apparently opening fir the first time in T20s\n Thakur to Rasheed, 1 run off the mark is young Rasheed with a nice, confident stride and punch into the covers, shardul is keeping it on a length around off stump\n Thakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs driven delightfully through the covers, front foot forward and a full swing of the bat, just too full and wide from Shardul, too easy Rachin's got a bit of Buttler's shoulder wiggle going.\n Thakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs too full and too straight this time, too easy again for Rachin and he flocks it off his pads for another boundary behind square\n Thakur to Ravindra, 1 run full toss, driven towards the bowler on the bounce, Shardul gets a hand on it and takes the pace off, they run a single to long off\n Thakur to Rasheed, no run keeps his bat raised as the bowler runs in and moves forward a touch to drive a fullish ball to mid off, encouraging start for CSK\n Akash Deep to Ravindra, 1 run angles the full ball in to the left-hander, driven back to the bowler, he gets a hand on it but can't field it cleanly\n Akash Deep to Rasheed, no run good length with some zip outside off, Rasheed is late on the defence and gets beaten\n Akash Deep to Rasheed, FOUR runs picks up his first boundary with an elegant flick off the pads through midwicket, uppish and through the gap\n Akash Deep to Rasheed, no run tries to nudge the ball off his pads behind square but misses\n Akash Deep to Rasheed, FOUR runs second boundary for Rasheed, moves forward to a fullish ball and plays a chippy-punch wide of the bowler and straight enough to beat mid-on\n Akash Deep to Rasheed, FOUR runs shot! It was a short ball and Rasheed sent it packing with a sublime swivel pull off the front foot, lofted it clean over the infield\n Thakur to Ravindra, 1 run clipped off the pads towards long on for a single\n Thakur to Rasheed, no run strides forward to a good length ball and pushes into the covers\n Thakur to Rasheed, FOUR runs in the air but wide of the fielder at point for another boundary! Rasheed pushed hard at a full ball angling into his front pad, closing his face a touch to get a leading edge that flew through the gap\n Thakur to Rasheed, FOUR runs CSK are up and running big time! A full ball on middle stump, Rasheed simply chips it in the air over the infield between midwicket and mid-on\n Thakur to Rasheed, 1 run flicked off the pads behind square for a single Rachin with the shoulder wobble again..\n Thakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs and he dispatches the final ball of the over with a gorgeous cover drive, through the gap and all along the ground\n Rathi to Rasheed, 1 wide oh he begins with a wide down leg side, dragged it down really short and is lucky to not get punished\n Rathi to Rasheed, 1 run nudged off the back foot through midwicket\n Rathi to Ravindra, 1 run bowled slow on a wicket to wicket line, nudged off the front foot into the covers\n Rathi to Rasheed, no run fuller ball, in the blockhole, Rasheed digs it out into the covers\n Rathi to Rasheed, 1 wide drifts down leg side with the fuller ball, Rasheed misses the sweep\n Rathi to Rasheed, no run goes back to one that spins into him and gets hit on the pads, he was trying to work that through the leg side\n Rathi to Rasheed, no run nudged off the pads behind square, Rasheed wants one but Rachin says no\n Rathi to Rasheed, FOUR runs slightly shorter and Rasheed whips the ball off his pads through the gap between square leg and short fine leg, he's not trying to smash the ball but is getting plenty of rewards for his timing and placement\n Avesh Khan to Ravindra, FOUR runs flayed to the point boundary! Length ball with lots of width at gentle pace, Rachin moves forward and drives the ball gracefully through the gap\n Avesh Khan to Ravindra, 2 runs pushed off the front foot through point and the running between the wickets is excellent to bring up the 50 partnership for CSK!\n Avesh Khan to Ravindra, 1 run driven into the pitch and the ball bounces over the bowler's head for a single\n Avesh Khan to Rasheed, no run full and straight, Rasheed clips the ball to midwicket\n Avesh Khan to Rasheed, OUT whoops, that's the end of a promising innings from Rasheed. Slower ball, short of a length and outside off. That's the first shot Rasheed has tried to hit with real power and he ended up top-edging the pull straight up. Pooran caught it safely at midwicket \n Avesh Khan to Tripathi, no run stays in his crease and defends a good length ball on off and middle stump\n Rathi to Ravindra, no run skids across Rachin from over the wicket and he gets beaten on the cut\n Rathi to Ravindra, 1 run plants his front leg forward and slog sweeps a straighter one to deep midwicket\n Rathi to Tripathi, FOUR runs Tripathi gets going! Down on one knee to one on middle and leg and sweeps the ball behind square leg\n Rathi to Tripathi, no run nudged off the front foot towards short third\n Rathi to Tripathi, 1 run drags the sweep from wide outside off through square leg\n Rathi to Ravindra, 1 run nudged off the front foot to mid-on, where Pooran is a touch deep to prevent the single\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ravindra, FOUR runs too short and Rachin rocks back and hits the ball hard and flat past the bowler, splits the fielders on the long off and on boundary\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ravindra, 1 run goes back and cuts a flat ball towards deep point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Tripathi, 1 run oh my, Samad has spilled a sitter! Tripathi miscued the googly, lofting it just beyond the 30-yard circle at mid off, Samad came running in from the boundary and dropped it\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ravindra, no run defended on the front foot\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ravindra, no run Pant whips off the bails after Rachin misses the slog sweep but his back foot never left the crease\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ravindra, 2 runs width outside off and he cuts off the back foot to deep point, Shardul is a bit slow on his feet and can't prevent the second\n Markram to Tripathi, 1 run worked off the pads behind square for a single\n Markram to Ravindra, 2 runs pulled along the ground into the gap on the wide long on boundary, giving them enough time for two\n Markram to Ravindra, 1 run hit off the back foot to long on for a single\n Markram to Tripathi, 1 run pulled through square leg for another single Aiden Markram vs LHB BALLS 567 WKTS 19 4s\/6s 52\/27 ECON 6.95 AVE 34.63\n Markram to Ravindra, 2 runs goes back and lofts the ball wide of the fielder at long on for two more\n Markram to Ravindra, OUT oh that looks plumb and he's been given lbw! Rachin has reviewed this but doesn't look confident. He tired to slog sweep a ball angling into him from around the wicket and missed. Wicket to wicket line. Hit on the back thigh in line with the stumps. No bottom edge or glove. Three reds, Rachin's got to go. Markram strikes in his first over! \n Ravi Bishnoi to Tripathi, no run driven firmly but to the fielder at cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Tripathi, 1 run worked off the front foot in front of square leg, Tripathi sprints off wanting the second but Jadeja settles for one\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jadeja, no run tossed up outside off, Jadeja pushes forward and punches to cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jadeja, 1 run leans forward and across and flicks the ball with the angle into him from around the wicket towards long on\n Ravi Bishnoi to Tripathi, OUT caught and bowled! LSG are fighting back! Tripathi hits it straight back to Bishnoi, simple catch. He was no where near the pitch of this ball, had to reach for it and ended up chipping it in the air \n Ravi Bishnoi to Dube, no run reaches for the ball slanting across him from over the wicket and drives to cover Bishnoi's not had a happy season but he has been on point tonight.\n Markram to Jadeja, no run Markram hits Jadeja's pads as he goes back to work the ball with the angle through leg, but that was missing the stumps\n Markram to Jadeja, 1 run nudged gently in front of square leg for a single Dube usually takes down spin, but I reckon he'll get plenty to face in this chase.\n Markram to Dube, 1 run stays in his crease and punches along the ground to long off\n Markram to Jadeja, 1 run Jadeja goes right back and works the ball off the pads behind square INNS 7 WKTS 25 RR 7.00 AVE 17.88\n Markram to Dube, 1 run tries to cut but the ball is too close to off stump and he gets a bottom edge towards short third\n Markram to Jadeja, 1 run slightly short, giving Jadeja the space to go back and pull, but softly along the ground for a single to deep midwicket\n Rathi to Jadeja, 1 run played off the back foot to long on, and there's some excitement at the non-striker's end as the bails come off and Jadeja plonks his bat in after getting sent back for the second run, he's safe though\n Rathi to Dube, 1 run pushed into the covers for a single\n Rathi to Jadeja, 1 run cut off the back foot along the ground for a single, CSK looking to take this deeeeep\n Rathi to Dube, no run defended from the crease on the off side\n Rathi to Dube, 2 runs Dube's seen enough, he goes big, gets under the ball and lofts it down the ground, but superb fielding in the deep from Markram who relays it to Pooran as he dives on the straight boundary\n Rathi to Dube, 1 run played off the pads through square leg for a single to finish the over\n Markram to Dube, no run cut off the back foot towards point\n Markram to Dube, SIX runs first six of the innings! Too short from Markram this time, and Dube has plenty of time to go back and free those long arms and pull the ball into the stands at deep midwicket\n Markram to Dube, no run played back to the bowler from the crease, bowled flat and straight on a fuller length\n Markram to Dube, 1 run cut off the back foot through point\n Markram to Jadeja, 1 run Jadeja leans forward and taps the ball to long on for a single\n Markram to Dube, no run Dube leans forward and pushes back towards the bowler, Markram dives to his right and makes the stop\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jadeja, no run Jadeja stays back to Bishnoi and opens the face, can't find the gap at short third\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jadeja, 1 wide slides down leg side from around the wicket, quick ball, Jadeja misses the sweep\n Ravi Bishnoi to Jadeja, OUT straight to long on! Jadeja has struggled for momentum and now tries to smash a slightly tossed up ball over the straight boundary, doesn't get the elevation or distance and Markram judges it well on the boundary \n Ravi Bishnoi to Shankar, FOUR runs starts with a precisely-placed lofted chip to the gap on the cover boundary! More air from Bishnoi, Shankar did not try to hit it too hard, focused on placement\n Ravi Bishnoi to Shankar, 1 run chipped in the air towards long off, reaches the fielder on the first bounce\n Ravi Bishnoi to Dube, 1 run no flight to Dube, flat and quick around off stump, cut off the back foot through cover point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Shankar, 1 wide full ball down legside, Shankar misses the sweep\n Ravi Bishnoi to Shankar, 1 leg bye Bishnoi thinks he has a case for lbw as they run a leg bye. Shankar tried to work the ball off the pads and missed, that was certainly down leg but LSG have reviewed the not out decision! Strange one this. No bat, oh but it's umpire's call on leg stump. Much closer than it looked live. Shankar survives.\n Markram to Shankar, 1 run goes back and nudges on the off side for one. Will Dube try to take him down?\n Markram to Dube, 1 run hit hard off the back foot along the ground to long off\n Markram to Shankar, 1 run drives the ball along the ground for a single to long on\n Markram to Dube, 1 run nudged into the off side for another single\n Markram to Shankar, 1 run wicket to wicket, milked off the pads for a single through midwicket, like the middle-overs of an ODI right now\n Markram to Dube, no run wicket to wicket line from around the wicket, Dube dabs gently on the front foot, Pant scampers across to prevent the single. Markram has completed an invaluable spell for LSG\n Rathi to Shankar, 1 run dabbed off the pads behind square for a single\n Rathi to Dube, no run Dube gets squared up by one that pitches around leg and spins across him, gets an edge into the off side I can hear Pant asking the umpire if they can change the ball. Possibly because of dew. One ball change is allowed after the 10th over.\n Rathi to Dube, no run played off the back foot into the covers\n Rathi to Dube, no run Pant whips off the bails and brings the TV umpire into play. Dube tried to loft the ball down the ground but was beaten by the angle across him from over the wicket. Back foot is safely grounded.\n Rathi to Dube, 1 run goes back and nudges the ball through midwicket for one more\n Rathi to Shankar, OUT Rathi brings out the Hasaranga celebration as Avesh completes the catch at short third! He didn't look comfortable under that catch but managed to hold on! Shankar tried to go big down the ground with the asking rate now above ten, and he ended up slicing it in the air off the edge. \n Avesh Khan to Dube, 1 wide sprayed wide outside off stump from over the wicket across the left-hander\n Avesh Khan to Dube, 1 run fuller ball and the cheers go up in the crowd as Dube digs it out towards cover for a single to bring No. 7 on strike\n Avesh Khan to Dhoni, 1 run strays on to the pads and Dhoni glances it to fine leg for a single. CSK have got to get going. Soon.\n Avesh Khan to Dube, 1 run in the blockhole, dube tries to slam it down the ground and ends up slicing it in the air over cover point\n Avesh Khan to Dhoni, no run length ball with width outside off, Dhoni misses the cut, was late on the shot\n Avesh Khan to Dhoni, FOUR runs hits the gap between extra cover and mid off and Lucknow erupts! Dhoni stayed in his crease and swatted hard at a length ball, hitting it along the ground\n Avesh Khan to Dhoni, FOUR runs two in two! This time he opens the face late to steer a length ball wide of the wicketkeeper and fine of the fielder on the deep third boundary\n Thakur to Dube, no run Dube can't find the gap, drilled one from the blockhole to the man at cover\n Thakur to Dube, FOUR runs finds the gap this time! Gets plenty of width and the length isn't in the blockhole, Dube drives hard and to the cover boundary\n Thakur to Dube, no run full toss outside off, Dube tries to smash that ball so hard but misses\n Thakur to Dube, 1 run another full toss, a higher one outside off, slanting across Dube who bashes it from inside his crease, the fielder on the edge of the circle at cover dives to his left and saves runs, Bishnoi it was RUNS 4005 OUTS 115 4s\/6s 305\/236 SR 181.71 AVE 34.82\n Thakur to Dhoni, 1 wide Thakur goes wide and slow to Dhoni, too wide outside off this time\n Thakur to Dhoni, 1 wide another one outside off stump as Shardul tries to hug the wide line and goes too far\n Thakur to Dhoni, no run in the blockhole just inside the wide line this time, Dhoni reaches for it and digs it out back to the bowler\n Thakur to Dhoni, SIX runs It's in Dhoni's swinging arc and it's disappeared over the square leg boundary! Slower one, and Dhoni swung hard at it, taking one hand off the bat as he made contact, hit it well enough to land only the second six of the innings\n Avesh Khan to Dube, 1 run in the blockhole just outside off, Dube opens the face and digs it out to deep third\n Avesh Khan to Dhoni, FOUR runs edged and four! Dhoni swings hard at a full and wide ball outside off, wide of the keeper, fine of short third. It's happening for CSK, the gap is closing\n Avesh Khan to Dhoni, 1 run launched flat and hard from inside his crease but not wide enough of long-off to find the boundary, Miller runs to his left and makes the save\n Avesh Khan to Dube, no run low full toss and straight, Dube hits it hard into the ground and towards the bowler Bishnoi has an over left. When will he bowl? Dhoni's getting a drink of water as Avesh gets some treatment. That previous shot from Dube was a hard one and Avesh's hand is stinging.\n Avesh Khan to Dube, no run Dube's not able to find his range tonight. Low full toss angling across the left-hander, Dube tries to steer it rooted inside his crease and gets an edge into the ground to the keeper\n Avesh Khan to Dube, 1 run edged and edged wide of short third, but there's a fielder in the deep too and he runs to his right to slide and save the boundary.\n Thakur to Dube, FOUR runs this time the diving fielder at third man can't prevent the boundary! Dube opens the face and steers the wide full toss slanting across him, makes great contact and uses the pace of the ball\n oh my goodness! Shardul loses grip of this one and sends down a high full toss, that's going to be a no ball, and that's gone all the way for six over deep third too! Dube got under it and sliced it hard and far, fielder on the boundary had no chance\n Thakur to Dube, 1 run driven to long on for a single now to give the strike to Dhoni Just 12 off 10 balls, CSK's game.\n Thakur to Dhoni, 1 run is that a drop at cover? Hit hard and flat to Bishnoi at cover and the ball bursts out of his hands, and the Lucknow crowd is cheering this drop too\n Thakur to Dube, 1 wide sprayed wide outside off stump and Shardul's horrible night continues, he's gone for more than 50 on a pitch where batting has been quite hard\n Thakur to Dube, no run played back to the bowler and Shardul manages to stop it\n Thakur to Dube, 1 run in the blockhole outside off, Dube digs it out to deep point\n Thakur to Dhoni, FOUR runs a rank full toss to cap Shardul's horror night and Dhoni dispatches it easily, pulled with power and it bounces just inside the midwicket boundary AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Avesh Khan to Dube, 1 run Dube hands it over to Dhoni again by playing the ball along the ground to deep point\n Avesh Khan to Dhoni, 1 run in the blockhole and Dhoni digs it out to cover, quick single\n Avesh Khan to Dube, FOUR runs that's the win for CSK! It's been a long, long time coming and Dube seals it by hitting a full ball hard to the cover boundary. Lucknow erupts in celebration as the home team loses, but such is the love for CSK around this country, they now have their second win of the season, after ending a run of five straight defeats. See all photos Right, time for my fingers to get a rest. It's been memorable, and thank you for all your feedback. It keeps it lively. See you all tomorrow for PBKS-KKR. Good night!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Dhoni","Dube","Jadeja","Rasheed","Ravindra","Shankar","Tripathi"],"Runs":[26.0,43.0,7.0,27.0,37.0,9.0,9.0],"Balls_Faced":[11,37,11,19,22,8,10],"Fours":[4,3,0,6,5,1,1],"Sixes":[1,1,0,0,0,0,0],"S\/R":[236.36,116.22,63.64,142.11,168.18,112.5,90.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Markram b Ravi Bishnoi","c Pooran b Avesh Khan","lbw b Markram","c Avesh Khan b Rathi","c & b Ravi Bishnoi"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Akash Deep","Avesh Khan","Markram","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi","Thakur"],"Balls":[6,21,24,24,18,24],"Runs_Given":[13.0,32.0,25.0,23.0,18.0,56.0],"Wickets":[0,1,1,1,2,0],"Overs":[1.0,3.3,4.0,4.0,3.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Head, 1 run .On a length on leg at 146kph, swinging into Head, he tucks it out to deep square leg\nSiraj to Abhishek, SIX runs .And here we go! Abhishek gives Siraj the charge and hammers this leg-stump half- .volley for a flat six over long-off\nSiraj to Abhishek, 1 run .Length ball on middle, he drops it towards cover for a quick single. Head has to hurry to .the striker's end but the throw is well wide anyway\nSiraj to Head, FOUR runs .Crunched through cover point! Full outside off, Head gets low and crashes it away in .the gap\nSiraj to Head, 1 wide .Swings this length ball down leg\nSiraj to Head, 1 run .On a length around off, punched to extra cover's right\nSiraj to Abhishek, 1 run .Full and angled across Abhishek, who slices it square on the off side. Goes in the air, .but the point fielder is in the deep so he gets a single\nIshant Sharma to Abhishek, 1 run .Full around off, 137kph, clipped to deep square leg's left\nIshant Sharma to Head, 1 leg bye .Full on the pads, 141kph, Head looks to whip it away and it goes off his pads to Buttler's .right . .Abhishek Sharma vs Ishant Sharma .BALLS .25 .RUNS .46 .OUTS .0 .SR .184.00 .4s\/6s .10\/0\nIshant Sharma to Abhishek, no run .Full around middle, Abhishek flicks it to short fine leg and wants a single but Head .sends him back\nIshant Sharma to Abhishek, 1 run .Abhishek skips out of his crease and Ishant goes short of length around off. Head .adjusts to push it to cover for a quick run\nIshant Sharma to Head, 1 leg bye .On a length around middle, Head looks to flick it leg side but it goes square off his pads .Over the wicket\nIshant Sharma to Abhishek, SIX runs .The change in angle works in Abhishek's favour! This is overpitched outside off. .Abhishek clears his front leg and hits another flat six over long-off. An expensive end to .an otherwise good over\nSiraj to Head, 1 run .Back of a length on leg, Head defends and the ball bounces towards Buttler's left. They .manage a quick run\nSiraj to Abhishek, 1 run .Back of length outside leg, Head backs away and drops it towards cover\nSiraj to Head, 1 wide .Bouncer on leg, Head looks to ramp but misses. Called wide on height immediately. .Buttler collected that at full stretch above his head\nSiraj to Head, FOUR runs .That's more like it for Head! Back of a length on leg and going across, Head backs away .and heaves this away between midwicket and mid-on .See all photos\nSiraj to Head, no run .On a length on leg and going across, Head backs away and punches it hard but straight .to the cover fielder on the bounce\nSiraj to Head, 1 leg bye .On a length outside leg, Head looks to swipe it away but it goes off his hips to short fine .leg\nSiraj to Abhishek, no run .Yorker outside leg, Abhishek backs away and ends up squeezing it back to the bowler. .Siraj collects and immediately throws down the stumps at the striker's end but Abhishek .ensures he stays inside the crease. He isn't happy at that throw and seems to gesture .something to the square leg umpire\nIshant Sharma to Head, 1 wide .Ishant looks for the wide yorker but goes too wide\nIshant Sharma to Head, no run .Full outside off, Head laces a drive hard to cover's left, but the fielder does well there to .stop it\nIshant Sharma to Head, FOUR runs .Finds the gap this time for sure! This is overpitched outside off and Head launches it .down the ground and well straight of mid-off\nIshant Sharma to Head, no run .Full and wide, 141kph, it beats Head's attempted cut .Now Ishant goes back to bowling from over the wicket\nIshant Sharma to Head, 1 run .Full around off, Head swings this along the ground to mid-on's left for a single\nIshant Sharma to Abhishek, SIX runs .Abhishek is only dealing in sixes here! Full outside off and Abhishek shimmies down .the track and lofts it inside out over extra cover\nIshant Sharma to Abhishek, no run .Length ball angles in from outside off, Abhishek keeps it out\nPrasidh to Head, no run .Short around middle and going across, pulled along the carpet to mid-on\nPrasidh to Head, FOUR runs .That's so smartly played! Looks to bowl a yorker outside off but Head has backed away .and is able to squeeze it out in the gap between cover and point for four\nPrasidh to Head, OUT .Rashid Khan you beauty! Travis Head takes on this back of length delivery, he wants to .maul this over midwicket, but it comes off the top edge. Rashid Khan in the deep is .running to his right from deep square leg and then has to change directions slightly to .go back and he judges it to perfection as he takes it while falling onto the ground. An .excellent bit of fielding gets rid of the dangerous Travis Head .Travis Head c Rashid Khan b Prasidh Krishna 20 (16b 4x4 0x6 25m) SR: 125\nPrasidh to Ishan, 1 run .On a length around off, Kishan punches it through point. Fifty up for SRH .Around the wicket to Abhishek\nPrasidh to Abhishek, no run .Short of length outside off, Abhishek defends\nPrasidh to Abhishek, no run .Abhishek backs away as Prasidh follows him with an attempted yorker. It's a low full .toss in the end but Abhishek can't connect\nSiraj to Ishan, 1 run .On a length around leg, Kishan pushes it towards mid-on for a single\nSiraj to Abhishek, no run .On a length on leg, Abhishek works it to midwicket\nSiraj to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Slashed over point. Abhishek backs away early and takes on this short length delivery .around leg, cutting it square\nSiraj to Abhishek, 1 run .Attempted yorker on leg, dug out to the leg side\nSiraj to Ishan, no run .Kishan looks to take on this length ball outside leg and misses, getting hit on the thigh .instead\nSiraj to Ishan, 1 run .Short on leg, pulled to deep square leg\nPrasidh to Ishan, 1 run .On a length around leg, tucked to midwicket for a risky single\nPrasidh to Abhishek, 1 run .Dug in short on leg, Abhishek is backing away to try and take it on, but the bounce does .him in. Abhishek adjusts to swipe it square on the leg side\nPrasidh to Ishan, 1 run .On a length on leg, Kishan gets low to look to swing that away, but only manages to hit .it out to long leg off the inside half of the bat\nPrasidh to Abhishek, 1 wide .Length ball slides down leg\nPrasidh to Abhishek, 1 run .Short down leg, Abhishek pulls it very fine down leg to the fielder's left .Around the wicket\nPrasidh to Ishan, no run .Kishan is backing away and Prasidh bowls a wide yorker to beat the bat as Kishan looks .to squeeze it away. Excellent bowling\nPrasidh to Ishan, 1 run .Full around off, Kishan plays a lofted straight drive. Can't time it as well as he'd have .liked and it bounces short of long-on running across .And that will be the timeout .Which of the two was the better Test? .43.6K votes .IND-AUS, Mohali, 2010 .PAK-NZ, Abu Dhabi, 2018 .Which of the two was the better Test? .49.7K votes .AUS-IND, Brisbane, 2021 .NZ-SL, Christchurch, 2023 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final between Australia and South Africa .at Lord's on June 11, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are inviting you to help .us pick the greatest Test of the 21st century. In the voting bracket, we first have India's .storming of the Gabba fortress up against New Zealand's last-ball heist versus Sri .Lanka in Christchurch, and India's tense chase against Australia in Mohali up against .New Zealand's four-run win in Abu Dhabi. You can help us decide by voting here:\nCoetzee to Ishan, 1 run .Length ball angled across, Kishan steers it straight of the deep third fielder .Around the wicket\nCoetzee to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Top edge goes behind for four! This is short outside off, Abhishek swivels as he pulls .and the top edge goes right over the keeper for a one-bounce four\nCoetzee to Abhishek, 2 runs .Abhishek takes on a back of length delivery outside off but ends up slicing it off the toe .end and it goes high in the air. However, it gets enough distance to clear the cover and .mid-off fielders running back\nCoetzee to Abhishek, no run .Back of length delivery outside off, Abhishek swings and misses\nCoetzee to Abhishek, 3 runs .Abhishek skies it again! This is a length ball outside off and again he slices it off the toe .end. This clears mid-off and cover again but the two fielders combine well to save a run! .First Siraj dives to keep the ball in. It's still rolling towards the boundary rope and Gill .runs in and stops it\nCoetzee to Ishan, 1 run .On a length outside off, punched to point\nSundar to Ishan, 1 run .This is on a length around leg, Kishan pulls it out to deep square leg\nSundar to Abhishek, 1 run .Abhishek dances down the crease as Washington tosses it up full around leg. Abhishek .looks to swing it away but it goes off the inside half to deep midwicket\nSundar to Ishan, no run .Now Kishan looks to pull away this length ball on leg and ends up inside edging it onto .his body\nSundar to Ishan, 1 run .Worked down to long-on for a single\nSundar to Abhishek, 1 wide .Slides this full ball down leg\nSundar to Abhishek, 1 run .Tossed full on leg, driven out to long-off\nSundar to Ishan, 1 run .On a length on leg, Kishan looks to pull and gets an inside edge to short fine\nCoetzee to Ishan, no run .Full around off, Kishan looks to swing it away but it goes off the inside half of the bat to .midwicket . .GT in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .10 .WKTS .29 .ECON .8.66 .AVE .27.82\nCoetzee to Ishan, 2 runs .Kishan is struggling to time it today. This is full around off and going across, he again .looks for a mighty heave and just gets an inside edge through fine leg. They do well to .run two, though\nCoetzee to Ishan, OUT .Kishan's tortured innings comes to an end and Coetzee has his first wicket of the .season! This is angled across Kishan again, who for the third ball in a row looks to mow .it leg side. This time it's a leading edge and Prasidh Krishna at deep third moves to his .right and takes it without much fuss .Ishan Kishan c Prasidh Krishna b Coetzee 13 (17b 0x4 0x6 22m) SR: 76.47\nCoetzee to Klaasen, 1 run .Short outside off, Klaasen pulls it out to deep square leg\nCoetzee to Abhishek, 1 run .Abhishek tries to take on this length ball outside off and it goes off the inside edge to .deep square leg\nCoetzee to Klaasen, 1 run .Back of length outside off, he stands tall and punches it out to sweeper cover .140 needed off the last ten overs. Can SRH pull off another miracle chase? Find out with .Ekanth!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs SRH, 51st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Head, 1 run On a length on leg at 146kph, swinging into Head, he tucks it out to deep square leg\n Siraj to Abhishek, SIX runs And here we go! Abhishek gives Siraj the charge and hammers this leg-stump half-volley for a flat six over long-off\n Siraj to Abhishek, 1 run Length ball on middle, he drops it towards cover for a quick single. Head has to hurry to the striker's end but the throw is well wide anyway\n Siraj to Head, FOUR runs Crunched through cover point! Full outside off, Head gets low and crashes it away in the gap\n Siraj to Head, 1 wide Swings this length ball down leg\n Siraj to Head, 1 run On a length around off, punched to extra cover's right\n Siraj to Abhishek, 1 run Full and angled across Abhishek, who slices it square on the off side. Goes in the air, but the point fielder is in the deep so he gets a single\n Ishant Sharma to Abhishek, 1 run Full around off, 137kph, clipped to deep square leg's left\n Ishant Sharma to Head, 1 leg bye Full on the pads, 141kph, Head looks to whip it away and it goes off his pads to Buttler's right Abhishek Sharma vs Ishant Sharma BALLS 25 RUNS 46 OUTS 0 SR 184.00 4s\/6s 10\/0\n Ishant Sharma to Abhishek, no run Full around middle, Abhishek flicks it to short fine leg and wants a single but Head sends him back\n Ishant Sharma to Abhishek, 1 run Abhishek skips out of his crease and Ishant goes short of length around off. Head adjusts to push it to cover for a quick run\n Ishant Sharma to Head, 1 leg bye On a length around middle, Head looks to flick it leg side but it goes square off his pads Over the wicket\n Ishant Sharma to Abhishek, SIX runs The change in angle works in Abhishek's favour! This is overpitched outside off. Abhishek clears his front leg and hits another flat six over long-off. An expensive end to an otherwise good over\n Siraj to Head, 1 run Back of a length on leg, Head defends and the ball bounces towards Buttler's left. They manage a quick run\n Siraj to Abhishek, 1 run Back of length outside leg, Head backs away and drops it towards cover\n Siraj to Head, 1 wide Bouncer on leg, Head looks to ramp but misses. Called wide on height immediately. Buttler collected that at full stretch above his head\n Siraj to Head, FOUR runs That's more like it for Head! Back of a length on leg and going across, Head backs away and heaves this away between midwicket and mid-on See all photos\n Siraj to Head, no run On a length on leg and going across, Head backs away and punches it hard but straight to the cover fielder on the bounce\n Siraj to Head, 1 leg bye On a length outside leg, Head looks to swipe it away but it goes off his hips to short fine leg\n Siraj to Abhishek, no run Yorker outside leg, Abhishek backs away and ends up squeezing it back to the bowler. Siraj collects and immediately throws down the stumps at the striker's end but Abhishek ensures he stays inside the crease. He isn't happy at that throw and seems to gesture something to the square leg umpire\n Ishant Sharma to Head, 1 wide Ishant looks for the wide yorker but goes too wide\n Ishant Sharma to Head, no run Full outside off, Head laces a drive hard to cover's left, but the fielder does well there to stop it\n Ishant Sharma to Head, FOUR runs Finds the gap this time for sure! This is overpitched outside off and Head launches it down the ground and well straight of mid-off\n Ishant Sharma to Head, no run Full and wide, 141kph, it beats Head's attempted cut Now Ishant goes back to bowling from over the wicket\n Ishant Sharma to Head, 1 run Full around off, Head swings this along the ground to mid-on's left for a single\n Ishant Sharma to Abhishek, SIX runs Abhishek is only dealing in sixes here! Full outside off and Abhishek shimmies down the track and lofts it inside out over extra cover\n Ishant Sharma to Abhishek, no run Length ball angles in from outside off, Abhishek keeps it out\n Prasidh to Head, no run Short around middle and going across, pulled along the carpet to mid-on\n Prasidh to Head, FOUR runs That's so smartly played! Looks to bowl a yorker outside off but Head has backed away and is able to squeeze it out in the gap between cover and point for four\n Prasidh to Head, OUT Rashid Khan you beauty! Travis Head takes on this back of length delivery, he wants to maul this over midwicket, but it comes off the top edge. Rashid Khan in the deep is running to his right from deep square leg and then has to change directions slightly to go back and he judges it to perfection as he takes it while falling onto the ground. An excellent bit of fielding gets rid of the dangerous Travis Head \n Prasidh to Ishan, 1 run On a length around off, Kishan punches it through point. Fifty up for SRH Around the wicket to Abhishek\n Prasidh to Abhishek, no run Short of length outside off, Abhishek defends\n Prasidh to Abhishek, no run Abhishek backs away as Prasidh follows him with an attempted yorker. It's a low full toss in the end but Abhishek can't connect\n Siraj to Ishan, 1 run On a length around leg, Kishan pushes it towards mid-on for a single\n Siraj to Abhishek, no run On a length on leg, Abhishek works it to midwicket\n Siraj to Abhishek, FOUR runs Slashed over point. Abhishek backs away early and takes on this short length delivery around leg, cutting it square\n Siraj to Abhishek, 1 run Attempted yorker on leg, dug out to the leg side\n Siraj to Ishan, no run Kishan looks to take on this length ball outside leg and misses, getting hit on the thigh instead\n Siraj to Ishan, 1 run Short on leg, pulled to deep square leg\n Prasidh to Ishan, 1 run On a length around leg, tucked to midwicket for a risky single\n Prasidh to Abhishek, 1 run Dug in short on leg, Abhishek is backing away to try and take it on, but the bounce does him in. Abhishek adjusts to swipe it square on the leg side\n Prasidh to Ishan, 1 run On a length on leg, Kishan gets low to look to swing that away, but only manages to hit it out to long leg off the inside half of the bat\n Prasidh to Abhishek, 1 wide Length ball slides down leg\n Prasidh to Abhishek, 1 run Short down leg, Abhishek pulls it very fine down leg to the fielder's left Around the wicket\n Prasidh to Ishan, no run Kishan is backing away and Prasidh bowls a wide yorker to beat the bat as Kishan looks to squeeze it away. Excellent bowling\n Prasidh to Ishan, 1 run Full around off, Kishan plays a lofted straight drive. Can't time it as well as he'd have liked and it bounces short of long-on running across And that will be the timeout Which of the two was the better Test? 43.6K votes IND-AUS, Mohali, 2010 PAK-NZ, Abu Dhabi, 2018 Which of the two was the better Test? 49.7K votes AUS-IND, Brisbane, 2021 NZ-SL, Christchurch, 2023 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final between Australia and South Africa at Lord's on June 11, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are inviting you to help us pick the greatest Test of the 21st century. In the voting bracket, we first have India's storming of the Gabba fortress up against New Zealand's last-ball heist versus Sri Lanka in Christchurch, and India's tense chase against Australia in Mohali up against New Zealand's four-run win in Abu Dhabi. You can help us decide by voting here:\n Coetzee to Ishan, 1 run Length ball angled across, Kishan steers it straight of the deep third fielder Around the wicket\n Coetzee to Abhishek, FOUR runs Top edge goes behind for four! This is short outside off, Abhishek swivels as he pulls and the top edge goes right over the keeper for a one-bounce four\n Coetzee to Abhishek, 2 runs Abhishek takes on a back of length delivery outside off but ends up slicing it off the toe end and it goes high in the air. However, it gets enough distance to clear the cover and mid-off fielders running back\n Coetzee to Abhishek, no run Back of length delivery outside off, Abhishek swings and misses\n Coetzee to Abhishek, 3 runs Abhishek skies it again! This is a length ball outside off and again he slices it off the toe end. This clears mid-off and cover again but the two fielders combine well to save a run! First Siraj dives to keep the ball in. It's still rolling towards the boundary rope and Gill runs in and stops it\n Coetzee to Ishan, 1 run On a length outside off, punched to point\n Sundar to Ishan, 1 run This is on a length around leg, Kishan pulls it out to deep square leg\n Sundar to Abhishek, 1 run Abhishek dances down the crease as Washington tosses it up full around leg. Abhishek looks to swing it away but it goes off the inside half to deep midwicket\n Sundar to Ishan, no run Now Kishan looks to pull away this length ball on leg and ends up inside edging it onto his body\n Sundar to Ishan, 1 run Worked down to long-on for a single\n Sundar to Abhishek, 1 wide Slides this full ball down leg\n Sundar to Abhishek, 1 run Tossed full on leg, driven out to long-off\n Sundar to Ishan, 1 run On a length on leg, Kishan looks to pull and gets an inside edge to short fine\n Coetzee to Ishan, no run Full around off, Kishan looks to swing it away but it goes off the inside half of the bat to midwicket INNS 10 WKTS 29 ECON 8.66 AVE 27.82\n Coetzee to Ishan, 2 runs Kishan is struggling to time it today. This is full around off and going across, he again looks for a mighty heave and just gets an inside edge through fine leg. They do well to run two, though\n Coetzee to Ishan, OUT Kishan's tortured innings comes to an end and Coetzee has his first wicket of the season! This is angled across Kishan again, who for the third ball in a row looks to mow it leg side. This time it's a leading edge and Prasidh Krishna at deep third moves to his right and takes it without much fuss \n Coetzee to Klaasen, 1 run Short outside off, Klaasen pulls it out to deep square leg\n Coetzee to Abhishek, 1 run Abhishek tries to take on this length ball outside off and it goes off the inside edge to deep square leg\n Coetzee to Klaasen, 1 run Back of length outside off, he stands tall and punches it out to sweeper cover 140 needed off the last ten overs. Can SRH pull off another miracle chase? Find out with Ekanth!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Head","Ishan","Klaasen"],"Runs":[42.0,20.0,13.0,2.0],"Balls_Faced":[25,16,17,2],"Fours":[2,4,0,0],"Sixes":[3,0,0,0],"S\/R":[168.0,125.0,76.47,100.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Rashid Khan b Prasidh Krishna","c Prasidh Krishna b Coetzee","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Coetzee","Ishant Sharma","Prasidh","Siraj","Sundar"],"Balls":[12,12,12,18,6],"Runs_Given":[16.0,20.0,11.0,29.0,6.0],"Wickets":[1,0,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,3.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Head, 1 run .On a length on leg at 146kph, swinging into Head, he tucks it out to deep square leg\nSiraj to Abhishek, SIX runs .And here we go! Abhishek gives Siraj the charge and hammers this leg-stump half- .volley for a flat six over long-off\nSiraj to Abhishek, 1 run .Length ball on middle, he drops it towards cover for a quick single. Head has to hurry to .the striker's end but the throw is well wide anyway\nSiraj to Head, FOUR runs .Crunched through cover point! Full outside off, Head gets low and crashes it away in .the gap\nSiraj to Head, 1 wide .Swings this length ball down leg\nSiraj to Head, 1 run .On a length around off, punched to extra cover's right\nSiraj to Abhishek, 1 run .Full and angled across Abhishek, who slices it square on the off side. Goes in the air, .but the point fielder is in the deep so he gets a single\nIshant Sharma to Abhishek, 1 run .Full around off, 137kph, clipped to deep square leg's left\nIshant Sharma to Head, 1 leg bye .Full on the pads, 141kph, Head looks to whip it away and it goes off his pads to Buttler's .right . .Abhishek Sharma vs Ishant Sharma .BALLS .25 .RUNS .46 .OUTS .0 .SR .184.00 .4s\/6s .10\/0\nIshant Sharma to Abhishek, no run .Full around middle, Abhishek flicks it to short fine leg and wants a single but Head .sends him back\nIshant Sharma to Abhishek, 1 run .Abhishek skips out of his crease and Ishant goes short of length around off. Head .adjusts to push it to cover for a quick run\nIshant Sharma to Head, 1 leg bye .On a length around middle, Head looks to flick it leg side but it goes square off his pads .Over the wicket\nIshant Sharma to Abhishek, SIX runs .The change in angle works in Abhishek's favour! This is overpitched outside off. .Abhishek clears his front leg and hits another flat six over long-off. An expensive end to .an otherwise good over\nSiraj to Head, 1 run .Back of a length on leg, Head defends and the ball bounces towards Buttler's left. They .manage a quick run\nSiraj to Abhishek, 1 run .Back of length outside leg, Head backs away and drops it towards cover\nSiraj to Head, 1 wide .Bouncer on leg, Head looks to ramp but misses. Called wide on height immediately. .Buttler collected that at full stretch above his head\nSiraj to Head, FOUR runs .That's more like it for Head! Back of a length on leg and going across, Head backs away .and heaves this away between midwicket and mid-on .See all photos\nSiraj to Head, no run .On a length on leg and going across, Head backs away and punches it hard but straight .to the cover fielder on the bounce\nSiraj to Head, 1 leg bye .On a length outside leg, Head looks to swipe it away but it goes off his hips to short fine .leg\nSiraj to Abhishek, no run .Yorker outside leg, Abhishek backs away and ends up squeezing it back to the bowler. .Siraj collects and immediately throws down the stumps at the striker's end but Abhishek .ensures he stays inside the crease. He isn't happy at that throw and seems to gesture .something to the square leg umpire\nIshant Sharma to Head, 1 wide .Ishant looks for the wide yorker but goes too wide\nIshant Sharma to Head, no run .Full outside off, Head laces a drive hard to cover's left, but the fielder does well there to .stop it\nIshant Sharma to Head, FOUR runs .Finds the gap this time for sure! This is overpitched outside off and Head launches it .down the ground and well straight of mid-off\nIshant Sharma to Head, no run .Full and wide, 141kph, it beats Head's attempted cut .Now Ishant goes back to bowling from over the wicket\nIshant Sharma to Head, 1 run .Full around off, Head swings this along the ground to mid-on's left for a single\nIshant Sharma to Abhishek, SIX runs .Abhishek is only dealing in sixes here! Full outside off and Abhishek shimmies down .the track and lofts it inside out over extra cover\nIshant Sharma to Abhishek, no run .Length ball angles in from outside off, Abhishek keeps it out\nPrasidh to Head, no run .Short around middle and going across, pulled along the carpet to mid-on\nPrasidh to Head, FOUR runs .That's so smartly played! Looks to bowl a yorker outside off but Head has backed away .and is able to squeeze it out in the gap between cover and point for four\nPrasidh to Head, OUT .Rashid Khan you beauty! Travis Head takes on this back of length delivery, he wants to .maul this over midwicket, but it comes off the top edge. Rashid Khan in the deep is .running to his right from deep square leg and then has to change directions slightly to .go back and he judges it to perfection as he takes it while falling onto the ground. An .excellent bit of fielding gets rid of the dangerous Travis Head .Travis Head c Rashid Khan b Prasidh Krishna 20 (16b 4x4 0x6 25m) SR: 125\nPrasidh to Ishan, 1 run .On a length around off, Kishan punches it through point. Fifty up for SRH .Around the wicket to Abhishek\nPrasidh to Abhishek, no run .Short of length outside off, Abhishek defends\nPrasidh to Abhishek, no run .Abhishek backs away as Prasidh follows him with an attempted yorker. It's a low full .toss in the end but Abhishek can't connect\nSiraj to Ishan, 1 run .On a length around leg, Kishan pushes it towards mid-on for a single\nSiraj to Abhishek, no run .On a length on leg, Abhishek works it to midwicket\nSiraj to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Slashed over point. Abhishek backs away early and takes on this short length delivery .around leg, cutting it square\nSiraj to Abhishek, 1 run .Attempted yorker on leg, dug out to the leg side\nSiraj to Ishan, no run .Kishan looks to take on this length ball outside leg and misses, getting hit on the thigh .instead\nSiraj to Ishan, 1 run .Short on leg, pulled to deep square leg\nPrasidh to Ishan, 1 run .On a length around leg, tucked to midwicket for a risky single\nPrasidh to Abhishek, 1 run .Dug in short on leg, Abhishek is backing away to try and take it on, but the bounce does .him in. Abhishek adjusts to swipe it square on the leg side\nPrasidh to Ishan, 1 run .On a length on leg, Kishan gets low to look to swing that away, but only manages to hit .it out to long leg off the inside half of the bat\nPrasidh to Abhishek, 1 wide .Length ball slides down leg\nPrasidh to Abhishek, 1 run .Short down leg, Abhishek pulls it very fine down leg to the fielder's left .Around the wicket\nPrasidh to Ishan, no run .Kishan is backing away and Prasidh bowls a wide yorker to beat the bat as Kishan looks .to squeeze it away. Excellent bowling\nPrasidh to Ishan, 1 run .Full around off, Kishan plays a lofted straight drive. Can't time it as well as he'd have .liked and it bounces short of long-on running across .And that will be the timeout .Which of the two was the better Test? .43.6K votes .IND-AUS, Mohali, 2010 .PAK-NZ, Abu Dhabi, 2018 .Which of the two was the better Test? .49.7K votes .AUS-IND, Brisbane, 2021 .NZ-SL, Christchurch, 2023 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final between Australia and South Africa .at Lord's on June 11, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are inviting you to help .us pick the greatest Test of the 21st century. In the voting bracket, we first have India's .storming of the Gabba fortress up against New Zealand's last-ball heist versus Sri .Lanka in Christchurch, and India's tense chase against Australia in Mohali up against .New Zealand's four-run win in Abu Dhabi. You can help us decide by voting here:\nCoetzee to Ishan, 1 run .Length ball angled across, Kishan steers it straight of the deep third fielder .Around the wicket\nCoetzee to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Top edge goes behind for four! This is short outside off, Abhishek swivels as he pulls .and the top edge goes right over the keeper for a one-bounce four\nCoetzee to Abhishek, 2 runs .Abhishek takes on a back of length delivery outside off but ends up slicing it off the toe .end and it goes high in the air. However, it gets enough distance to clear the cover and .mid-off fielders running back\nCoetzee to Abhishek, no run .Back of length delivery outside off, Abhishek swings and misses\nCoetzee to Abhishek, 3 runs .Abhishek skies it again! This is a length ball outside off and again he slices it off the toe .end. This clears mid-off and cover again but the two fielders combine well to save a run! .First Siraj dives to keep the ball in. It's still rolling towards the boundary rope and Gill .runs in and stops it\nCoetzee to Ishan, 1 run .On a length outside off, punched to point\nSundar to Ishan, 1 run .This is on a length around leg, Kishan pulls it out to deep square leg\nSundar to Abhishek, 1 run .Abhishek dances down the crease as Washington tosses it up full around leg. Abhishek .looks to swing it away but it goes off the inside half to deep midwicket\nSundar to Ishan, no run .Now Kishan looks to pull away this length ball on leg and ends up inside edging it onto .his body\nSundar to Ishan, 1 run .Worked down to long-on for a single\nSundar to Abhishek, 1 wide .Slides this full ball down leg\nSundar to Abhishek, 1 run .Tossed full on leg, driven out to long-off\nSundar to Ishan, 1 run .On a length on leg, Kishan looks to pull and gets an inside edge to short fine\nCoetzee to Ishan, no run .Full around off, Kishan looks to swing it away but it goes off the inside half of the bat to .midwicket . .GT in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .10 .WKTS .29 .ECON .8.66 .AVE .27.82\nCoetzee to Ishan, 2 runs .Kishan is struggling to time it today. This is full around off and going across, he again .looks for a mighty heave and just gets an inside edge through fine leg. They do well to .run two, though\nCoetzee to Ishan, OUT .Kishan's tortured innings comes to an end and Coetzee has his first wicket of the .season! This is angled across Kishan again, who for the third ball in a row looks to mow .it leg side. This time it's a leading edge and Prasidh Krishna at deep third moves to his .right and takes it without much fuss .Ishan Kishan c Prasidh Krishna b Coetzee 13 (17b 0x4 0x6 22m) SR: 76.47\nCoetzee to Klaasen, 1 run .Short outside off, Klaasen pulls it out to deep square leg\nCoetzee to Abhishek, 1 run .Abhishek tries to take on this length ball outside off and it goes off the inside edge to .deep square leg\nCoetzee to Klaasen, 1 run .Back of length outside off, he stands tall and punches it out to sweeper cover .140 needed off the last ten overs. Can SRH pull off another miracle chase? Find out with .Ekanth!\nRashid Khan to Klaasen, no run .Pitched up around off, driven to cover.\nRashid Khan to Klaasen, 1 run .Ah, there's the old Rashid. Driving the ball into the pitch, getting the wrong'un towards .leg. Pulled to deep square leg\nRashid Khan to Abhishek, SIX runs .Abhishek dances down and slays it over the bowler. Turned a length ball into a full ball, .had a bit of room too and he drove down the ground\nRashid Khan to Abhishek, 1 run .Makes room again, gets a quick length ball following him. Driven off the back foot down .the ground. Not as much time to play the shot\nRashid Khan to Klaasen, SIX runs .Klaasen clears the front leg and pulls it high and far over midwicket. This didn't rise off .the pitch and lost a lot of pace. Klaasen had to bend low to lift it\nRashid Khan to Klaasen, 1 run .Length on fourth, Klaasen backs away and cuts to deep point\nCoetzee to Klaasen, no run .Length on fourth, punched to cover\nCoetzee to Klaasen, 1 run .Pulls it off a length through cow corner. Along the ground. Line was around off .Around\nCoetzee to Abhishek, SIX runs .Helped away over fine leg despite being too far inside the line. Abhishek gets fifty and .points the toe of his bat towards the dugout, punches it a couple of times and gives a .thumbs up. This full ball on middle and off would've had Abhishek plumb had he missed .it. But the hand speed was terrific as he thrashed. Ball sails over fine leg\nCoetzee to Abhishek, no run .This is why the last shot was so remarkable. Abhishek looks to repeat it but missed the .fullish length ball as he tried to flap it over short fine. Impact was just outside off as he .was hit on the right leg while standing square-on with feet wide apart\nCoetzee to Abhishek, 1 run .Full outside off, slapped across to long-on\nCoetzee to Klaasen, 1 run .Chops it from a shortish length outside off through point\nRashid Khan to Klaasen, 1 run .Starts on the fuller side of length, just outside off and gets a bit of turn away with the .97ks legbreak. Cut to deep point. Low bounce, slow off the pitch .Around. Rashid runs between the ump and the stumps\nRashid Khan to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Dances down, gets it on the low full toss and drives past the bowler. Four along the .ground. Ball being at the stumps helped Abhishek . .Abhishek Sharma vs Rashid Khan .BALLS .34 .RUNS .80 .OUTS .1 .SR .235.29 .4s\/6s .4\/7\nRashid Khan to Abhishek, SIX runs .Stays still and clatters it over midwicket. High six. Length ball angling in towards middle,\nRashid Khan to Abhishek, 1 run .Dances down and looks to flash it over cover. Rashid goes a touch wide to get the edge, .ball floats towards short third but doesn't carry\nRashid Khan to Klaasen, 1 run .Tewatia almost takes a stunning one-handed catch on the long-on boundary. He was .jumping high, turning left but realised he was too close to the boundary. So, he pushed .the ball with his palm rather than cling on. He falls on the ground but manages to bring .the ball inside. Was a fullish ball outside off, met with a lofted off-drive with a decent .connection\nRashid Khan to Abhishek, 1 run .Squeezes the full ball out to long-off. Abhishek made room and got followed. Ball .lobbed in air as the bat face opened on impact\nPrasidh to Abhishek, no run .Drives the length ball along the ground, Gill slides at cover to deny the single\nPrasidh to Abhishek, 1 run .Abhishek makes room, so Prasidh goes full on fifth. The batter has to hurry across to .the other side. Used his reach fully and bunted it with a diagonal bat to cover for a quick .single\nPrasidh to Klaasen, 1 run .Fullish on off, punched to cover\nPrasidh to Abhishek, 1 leg bye .No direct hit at the non-striker's, so SRH steal a single. It's actually been reviewed for .lbw by GT, looked like the yorker pitched outside leg. The batter was inside the crease .and got hit right on the toe. Middle and off visible as the back foot was outside off - he .was standing square-on. Got beaten on the flick and hit right in front of the big toe. The .ball popped to the bowler's left, Prashidh charged across and threw it on the bounce. .Looked like he'd have been short had it hit. No detail on pitching, impact's umpire's call. .So, the decision stays. .See all photos .Gill has a heated word with the ump. Abhishek tries to calm Gill down but he's .continuing to quiz Kannur Swaroopanand. There's a longish chat before which he smiles .and moves away. Meanwhile, Abhishek has his pad off and is getting some spray on. .Anyway, Not sure why there's no detail on pitching, looked like it was down leg. .Abhimanyu says it hIt him on the toe directly. That's the only situation where they don't .check for pitching\nPrasidh to Klaasen, 1 run .Shortish ball on fourth, pulled along the ground to long-on's right\nPrasidh to Abhishek, no run .A bit of width on the shortish ball, Abhishek has a heave across. Misses .A long unscheduled break followed by another one. Timeout this time. Good news is, .you can get voting on the best Test poll again. Here are the details about the games .(Mohali vs Abu Dhabi, Gabba vs Christchurch) .Which of the two was the better Test? .43.6K votes .IND-AUS, Mohali, 2010 .PAK-NZ, Abu Dhabi, 2018 .Which of the two was the better Test? .49.7K votes .AUS-IND, Brisbane, 2021 .NZ-SL, Christchurch, 2023\nIshant Sharma to Klaasen, 1 run .Yorker on off, whipped along the ground to long-on\nIshant Sharma to Abhishek, 1 run .Full on fourth, slapped along the ground to long-on\nIshant Sharma to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Wide and full, Klaasen has a swipe. Top-edges the cutter over backward point. Asking .rate's still 16.72 .Gill's out of the field for a bit, Rashid in as captain\nIshant Sharma to Klaasen, 1 run .Wide and full, Klaasen's in front of off as he reaches out to slash it over point. Toes it .along the ground to short third\nIshant Sharma to Abhishek, 1 wide .High full toss is outside the off-side tramline. Not too far from a no-ball. Abhishek took .a step forward and then reached out with a horizontal bat. Missed it\nIshant Sharma to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Gets bat on it this time. Ump starts to signal six, then waits and signals four. Yep, that .landed just a bit inside the boundary. Was another wide yorker attempted. Was a thigh- .high full toss that Abhishek cut off the top edge\nIshant Sharma to Abhishek, OUT .Siraj runs in from deep midwicket... and takes a low catch. Key batter gone. Was a .139ks length ball on middle and off, Abhishek slid leg side and looked to pull it aerially. .Ball hit low on the sticker and went high, Siraj ran close to the edge of the ring and slid .forward and caught it on the move. Took it to his right, knee got stuck in the grass too .but he managed to hold on .Abhishek Sharma c Mohammed Siraj b Sharma 74 (41b 4x4 6x6 78m) SR: 180.48\nPrasidh to Klaasen, 1 run .Yorker on leg, clipped to deep midwicket\nPrasidh to Verma, 1 leg bye .Gill is back on the field... and will review an lbw call. This looked close as Aniket walked .to fourth stump and got beaten on the flick by a length ball. Hit him on the left edge of .the front thigh. Pitching on fourth stump and... it'd go just over leg stump as per Hawk- .Eye's prediction\nPrasidh to Klaasen, OUT .Appeal upheld this time, and that might be the game. Klaasen was hopping across .laterally and Prasidh went hard length on fifth. Klaasen did get inside the line and tried .to lap-pull it fine but got a thin inside edge. Ultra-Edge later confirms it was off glove. .Buttler took a low catch and Prasidh jumps in delight. He has 100 T20 wickets .Heinrich Klaasen c \u2020Buttler b Prasidh Krishna 23 (18b 1x4 1x6 34m) SR: 127.77\nPrasidh to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Yorker on middle, punched to long-on\nPrasidh to Verma, 2 runs .Very full, clipped along the ground to deep midwicket\nPrasidh to Verma, 1 run .Prasidh ends with an economy of 4.75 in a 225 chase. Finishes with a near-yorker at .146ks, flicked along the ground to long-on\nSiraj to Verma, no run .A bit of tail on that yorker. Seam's canting to first slip, the ball started going away but .almost kissed the base of off after beating Aniket's swipe across the line\nSiraj to Verma, no run .Hard length over middle, Aniket clears the front leg but can't extend his arms. Flat-bats .it into the pitch, back to the bowler\nSiraj to Verma, no run .Siraj misses the yorker but cramps Aniket with the thigh-high full toss. It's on leg stump, .an inside-edged slog across the line goes onto the thigh and pops into the pitch in front\nSiraj to Verma, OUT .Pulled straight to long-on. No celebrations, GT know they have this. Shortish ball on .fourth, Aniket stood still and went for another flat-bat hit. Connection and placement not .good enough .Aniket Verma c Shahrukh Khan b Mohammed Siraj 3 (7b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 42.85\nSiraj to Kamindu Mendis, OUT .Good catch by Buttler, takes a step and dives far to the right to grab it with both gloves. .Was a bumper just down leg, Kamindu tried to hook it fine and got it off the face of the .bat. .Kamindu Mendis c \u2020Buttler b Mohammed Siraj 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nSiraj to Cummins, FOUR runs .Near-perfect yorker, was a touch down leg. Cummins tried to jam it down with a straight .bat, got it off the bottom-left of the bat and it raced through fine leg\nCoetzee to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Back foot goes across before stepping back, the ball is full on leg. So, it didn't look like .the bowler was affected. Flicked to deep square leg\nCoetzee to Cummins, 1 run .Into the pitch, at the body. Cummins pulls it off the bottom onto thigh and it rolls leg .side\nCoetzee to Nitish Kumar, 1 wide .Fullish down leg, Reddy walked across and tried to whip it fine. Missed it. Pace - 140ks\nCoetzee to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .Goes across but backs away later. Coetzee goes hard length over the stumps, Reddy .has enough room to cut. Rashid runs actoss from deep point for the catch but is half- .volleyed to the left\nCoetzee to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Back of length at the body, tucked behind square\nCoetzee to Cummins, 2 runs .Fullish just outside off, Cummins looks to slog over long-on. Top edges it to the right of .deep third. Buttler walks to the left to let the direct hit connect. But Cummins was in\nCoetzee to Cummins, 1 run .Hard length over middle, pulled to deep square leg. 146ks\nRashid Khan to Cummins, 1 run .Slow on a length down leg, Cummins makes room and miscues a pull to deep .midwicket\nRashid Khan to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Goes back and clips a length ball on leg to deep square leg . .Pat Cummins in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .602 .OUTS .41 .4s\/6s .33\/37 .SR .140.65 .AVE .14.68\nRashid Khan to Cummins, SIX runs .Cummins clears the front leg, lunges across and slog sweeps high over midwicket. Ten .rows back, 85-metre six. Was a full ball on leg,\nRashid Khan to Cummins, 1 run .Bad ball. Short and very wide but Siraj prevents the boundary by sliding full length to the .right at long-off. Cummins had flat-batted that decently\nRashid Khan to Nitish Kumar, SIX runs .Slog swept again. This just clears the midwicket boundary. Was a length ball on leg, .goes 76 metres far\nRashid Khan to Nitish Kumar, SIX runs .Short ball slips out of Rashid's hand. Reddy goes deep in the crease and pulls it. High .and far over midwicket again. SRH well out but Rashid goes for 50 in three\nIshant Sharma to Cummins, 2 runs .Leading edge off the slog goes high. Siraj runs in from long-on, Ishant goes back too... .and tries to take it while looking back. Gets fingertips, that's all. Was a full toss and .Cummins looked to go over midwicket\nIshant Sharma to Cummins, 1 run .Rashid runs across from deep midwicket but the ball lands safely at midwicket. Ishant's .down too. He slipped after following through. Was a low full toss on leg that Cummins .tried to slog again, top edged it. .See all photos .Ishant is helped back up. He has to leave the field. Sai Kishore will close out the over\nSai Kishore to Nitish Kumar, no run .Beaten on the reverse. The fullish ball landed outside leg and hit the front leg.\nSai Kishore to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Reddy's moved so far across he's on the grass. Gets followed by a fullish ball and beats .him on the slog. Ball rolls towards short fine\nSai Kishore to Cummins, 1 leg bye .Loopy slow ball lands well outside leg on a length and spins away to beat the slog .sweep. Goes off the back leg to point\nSai Kishore to Nitish Kumar, no run .Toes a reverse sweep to point. Fullish ball landed outside leg","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs SRH, 51st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Head, 1 run On a length on leg at 146kph, swinging into Head, he tucks it out to deep square leg\n Siraj to Abhishek, SIX runs And here we go! Abhishek gives Siraj the charge and hammers this leg-stump half-volley for a flat six over long-off\n Siraj to Abhishek, 1 run Length ball on middle, he drops it towards cover for a quick single. Head has to hurry to the striker's end but the throw is well wide anyway\n Siraj to Head, FOUR runs Crunched through cover point! Full outside off, Head gets low and crashes it away in the gap\n Siraj to Head, 1 wide Swings this length ball down leg\n Siraj to Head, 1 run On a length around off, punched to extra cover's right\n Siraj to Abhishek, 1 run Full and angled across Abhishek, who slices it square on the off side. Goes in the air, but the point fielder is in the deep so he gets a single\n Ishant Sharma to Abhishek, 1 run Full around off, 137kph, clipped to deep square leg's left\n Ishant Sharma to Head, 1 leg bye Full on the pads, 141kph, Head looks to whip it away and it goes off his pads to Buttler's right Abhishek Sharma vs Ishant Sharma BALLS 25 RUNS 46 OUTS 0 SR 184.00 4s\/6s 10\/0\n Ishant Sharma to Abhishek, no run Full around middle, Abhishek flicks it to short fine leg and wants a single but Head sends him back\n Ishant Sharma to Abhishek, 1 run Abhishek skips out of his crease and Ishant goes short of length around off. Head adjusts to push it to cover for a quick run\n Ishant Sharma to Head, 1 leg bye On a length around middle, Head looks to flick it leg side but it goes square off his pads Over the wicket\n Ishant Sharma to Abhishek, SIX runs The change in angle works in Abhishek's favour! This is overpitched outside off. Abhishek clears his front leg and hits another flat six over long-off. An expensive end to an otherwise good over\n Siraj to Head, 1 run Back of a length on leg, Head defends and the ball bounces towards Buttler's left. They manage a quick run\n Siraj to Abhishek, 1 run Back of length outside leg, Head backs away and drops it towards cover\n Siraj to Head, 1 wide Bouncer on leg, Head looks to ramp but misses. Called wide on height immediately. Buttler collected that at full stretch above his head\n Siraj to Head, FOUR runs That's more like it for Head! Back of a length on leg and going across, Head backs away and heaves this away between midwicket and mid-on See all photos\n Siraj to Head, no run On a length on leg and going across, Head backs away and punches it hard but straight to the cover fielder on the bounce\n Siraj to Head, 1 leg bye On a length outside leg, Head looks to swipe it away but it goes off his hips to short fine leg\n Siraj to Abhishek, no run Yorker outside leg, Abhishek backs away and ends up squeezing it back to the bowler. Siraj collects and immediately throws down the stumps at the striker's end but Abhishek ensures he stays inside the crease. He isn't happy at that throw and seems to gesture something to the square leg umpire\n Ishant Sharma to Head, 1 wide Ishant looks for the wide yorker but goes too wide\n Ishant Sharma to Head, no run Full outside off, Head laces a drive hard to cover's left, but the fielder does well there to stop it\n Ishant Sharma to Head, FOUR runs Finds the gap this time for sure! This is overpitched outside off and Head launches it down the ground and well straight of mid-off\n Ishant Sharma to Head, no run Full and wide, 141kph, it beats Head's attempted cut Now Ishant goes back to bowling from over the wicket\n Ishant Sharma to Head, 1 run Full around off, Head swings this along the ground to mid-on's left for a single\n Ishant Sharma to Abhishek, SIX runs Abhishek is only dealing in sixes here! Full outside off and Abhishek shimmies down the track and lofts it inside out over extra cover\n Ishant Sharma to Abhishek, no run Length ball angles in from outside off, Abhishek keeps it out\n Prasidh to Head, no run Short around middle and going across, pulled along the carpet to mid-on\n Prasidh to Head, FOUR runs That's so smartly played! Looks to bowl a yorker outside off but Head has backed away and is able to squeeze it out in the gap between cover and point for four\n Prasidh to Head, OUT Rashid Khan you beauty! Travis Head takes on this back of length delivery, he wants to maul this over midwicket, but it comes off the top edge. Rashid Khan in the deep is running to his right from deep square leg and then has to change directions slightly to go back and he judges it to perfection as he takes it while falling onto the ground. An excellent bit of fielding gets rid of the dangerous Travis Head \n Prasidh to Ishan, 1 run On a length around off, Kishan punches it through point. Fifty up for SRH Around the wicket to Abhishek\n Prasidh to Abhishek, no run Short of length outside off, Abhishek defends\n Prasidh to Abhishek, no run Abhishek backs away as Prasidh follows him with an attempted yorker. It's a low full toss in the end but Abhishek can't connect\n Siraj to Ishan, 1 run On a length around leg, Kishan pushes it towards mid-on for a single\n Siraj to Abhishek, no run On a length on leg, Abhishek works it to midwicket\n Siraj to Abhishek, FOUR runs Slashed over point. Abhishek backs away early and takes on this short length delivery around leg, cutting it square\n Siraj to Abhishek, 1 run Attempted yorker on leg, dug out to the leg side\n Siraj to Ishan, no run Kishan looks to take on this length ball outside leg and misses, getting hit on the thigh instead\n Siraj to Ishan, 1 run Short on leg, pulled to deep square leg\n Prasidh to Ishan, 1 run On a length around leg, tucked to midwicket for a risky single\n Prasidh to Abhishek, 1 run Dug in short on leg, Abhishek is backing away to try and take it on, but the bounce does him in. Abhishek adjusts to swipe it square on the leg side\n Prasidh to Ishan, 1 run On a length on leg, Kishan gets low to look to swing that away, but only manages to hit it out to long leg off the inside half of the bat\n Prasidh to Abhishek, 1 wide Length ball slides down leg\n Prasidh to Abhishek, 1 run Short down leg, Abhishek pulls it very fine down leg to the fielder's left Around the wicket\n Prasidh to Ishan, no run Kishan is backing away and Prasidh bowls a wide yorker to beat the bat as Kishan looks to squeeze it away. Excellent bowling\n Prasidh to Ishan, 1 run Full around off, Kishan plays a lofted straight drive. Can't time it as well as he'd have liked and it bounces short of long-on running across And that will be the timeout Which of the two was the better Test? 43.6K votes IND-AUS, Mohali, 2010 PAK-NZ, Abu Dhabi, 2018 Which of the two was the better Test? 49.7K votes AUS-IND, Brisbane, 2021 NZ-SL, Christchurch, 2023 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final between Australia and South Africa at Lord's on June 11, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are inviting you to help us pick the greatest Test of the 21st century. In the voting bracket, we first have India's storming of the Gabba fortress up against New Zealand's last-ball heist versus Sri Lanka in Christchurch, and India's tense chase against Australia in Mohali up against New Zealand's four-run win in Abu Dhabi. You can help us decide by voting here:\n Coetzee to Ishan, 1 run Length ball angled across, Kishan steers it straight of the deep third fielder Around the wicket\n Coetzee to Abhishek, FOUR runs Top edge goes behind for four! This is short outside off, Abhishek swivels as he pulls and the top edge goes right over the keeper for a one-bounce four\n Coetzee to Abhishek, 2 runs Abhishek takes on a back of length delivery outside off but ends up slicing it off the toe end and it goes high in the air. However, it gets enough distance to clear the cover and mid-off fielders running back\n Coetzee to Abhishek, no run Back of length delivery outside off, Abhishek swings and misses\n Coetzee to Abhishek, 3 runs Abhishek skies it again! This is a length ball outside off and again he slices it off the toe end. This clears mid-off and cover again but the two fielders combine well to save a run! First Siraj dives to keep the ball in. It's still rolling towards the boundary rope and Gill runs in and stops it\n Coetzee to Ishan, 1 run On a length outside off, punched to point\n Sundar to Ishan, 1 run This is on a length around leg, Kishan pulls it out to deep square leg\n Sundar to Abhishek, 1 run Abhishek dances down the crease as Washington tosses it up full around leg. Abhishek looks to swing it away but it goes off the inside half to deep midwicket\n Sundar to Ishan, no run Now Kishan looks to pull away this length ball on leg and ends up inside edging it onto his body\n Sundar to Ishan, 1 run Worked down to long-on for a single\n Sundar to Abhishek, 1 wide Slides this full ball down leg\n Sundar to Abhishek, 1 run Tossed full on leg, driven out to long-off\n Sundar to Ishan, 1 run On a length on leg, Kishan looks to pull and gets an inside edge to short fine\n Coetzee to Ishan, no run Full around off, Kishan looks to swing it away but it goes off the inside half of the bat to midwicket INNS 10 WKTS 29 ECON 8.66 AVE 27.82\n Coetzee to Ishan, 2 runs Kishan is struggling to time it today. This is full around off and going across, he again looks for a mighty heave and just gets an inside edge through fine leg. They do well to run two, though\n Coetzee to Ishan, OUT Kishan's tortured innings comes to an end and Coetzee has his first wicket of the season! This is angled across Kishan again, who for the third ball in a row looks to mow it leg side. This time it's a leading edge and Prasidh Krishna at deep third moves to his right and takes it without much fuss \n Coetzee to Klaasen, 1 run Short outside off, Klaasen pulls it out to deep square leg\n Coetzee to Abhishek, 1 run Abhishek tries to take on this length ball outside off and it goes off the inside edge to deep square leg\n Coetzee to Klaasen, 1 run Back of length outside off, he stands tall and punches it out to sweeper cover 140 needed off the last ten overs. Can SRH pull off another miracle chase? Find out with Ekanth!\n Rashid Khan to Klaasen, no run Pitched up around off, driven to cover.\n Rashid Khan to Klaasen, 1 run Ah, there's the old Rashid. Driving the ball into the pitch, getting the wrong'un towards leg. Pulled to deep square leg\n Rashid Khan to Abhishek, SIX runs Abhishek dances down and slays it over the bowler. Turned a length ball into a full ball, had a bit of room too and he drove down the ground\n Rashid Khan to Abhishek, 1 run Makes room again, gets a quick length ball following him. Driven off the back foot down the ground. Not as much time to play the shot\n Rashid Khan to Klaasen, SIX runs Klaasen clears the front leg and pulls it high and far over midwicket. This didn't rise off the pitch and lost a lot of pace. Klaasen had to bend low to lift it\n Rashid Khan to Klaasen, 1 run Length on fourth, Klaasen backs away and cuts to deep point\n Coetzee to Klaasen, no run Length on fourth, punched to cover\n Coetzee to Klaasen, 1 run Pulls it off a length through cow corner. Along the ground. Line was around off Around\n Coetzee to Abhishek, SIX runs Helped away over fine leg despite being too far inside the line. Abhishek gets fifty and points the toe of his bat towards the dugout, punches it a couple of times and gives a thumbs up. This full ball on middle and off would've had Abhishek plumb had he missed it. But the hand speed was terrific as he thrashed. Ball sails over fine leg\n Coetzee to Abhishek, no run This is why the last shot was so remarkable. Abhishek looks to repeat it but missed the fullish length ball as he tried to flap it over short fine. Impact was just outside off as he was hit on the right leg while standing square-on with feet wide apart\n Coetzee to Abhishek, 1 run Full outside off, slapped across to long-on\n Coetzee to Klaasen, 1 run Chops it from a shortish length outside off through point\n Rashid Khan to Klaasen, 1 run Starts on the fuller side of length, just outside off and gets a bit of turn away with the 97ks legbreak. Cut to deep point. Low bounce, slow off the pitch Around. Rashid runs between the ump and the stumps\n Rashid Khan to Abhishek, FOUR runs Dances down, gets it on the low full toss and drives past the bowler. Four along the ground. Ball being at the stumps helped Abhishek Abhishek Sharma vs Rashid Khan BALLS 34 RUNS 80 OUTS 1 SR 235.29 4s\/6s 4\/7\n Rashid Khan to Abhishek, SIX runs Stays still and clatters it over midwicket. High six. Length ball angling in towards middle,\n Rashid Khan to Abhishek, 1 run Dances down and looks to flash it over cover. Rashid goes a touch wide to get the edge, ball floats towards short third but doesn't carry\n Rashid Khan to Klaasen, 1 run Tewatia almost takes a stunning one-handed catch on the long-on boundary. He was jumping high, turning left but realised he was too close to the boundary. So, he pushed the ball with his palm rather than cling on. He falls on the ground but manages to bring the ball inside. Was a fullish ball outside off, met with a lofted off-drive with a decent connection\n Rashid Khan to Abhishek, 1 run Squeezes the full ball out to long-off. Abhishek made room and got followed. Ball lobbed in air as the bat face opened on impact\n Prasidh to Abhishek, no run Drives the length ball along the ground, Gill slides at cover to deny the single\n Prasidh to Abhishek, 1 run Abhishek makes room, so Prasidh goes full on fifth. The batter has to hurry across to the other side. Used his reach fully and bunted it with a diagonal bat to cover for a quick single\n Prasidh to Klaasen, 1 run Fullish on off, punched to cover\n Prasidh to Abhishek, 1 leg bye No direct hit at the non-striker's, so SRH steal a single. It's actually been reviewed for lbw by GT, looked like the yorker pitched outside leg. The batter was inside the crease and got hit right on the toe. Middle and off visible as the back foot was outside off - he was standing square-on. Got beaten on the flick and hit right in front of the big toe. The ball popped to the bowler's left, Prashidh charged across and threw it on the bounce. Looked like he'd have been short had it hit. No detail on pitching, impact's umpire's call. So, the decision stays. See all photos Gill has a heated word with the ump. Abhishek tries to calm Gill down but he's continuing to quiz Kannur Swaroopanand. There's a longish chat before which he smiles and moves away. Meanwhile, Abhishek has his pad off and is getting some spray on. Anyway, Not sure why there's no detail on pitching, looked like it was down leg. Abhimanyu says it hIt him on the toe directly. That's the only situation where they don't check for pitching\n Prasidh to Klaasen, 1 run Shortish ball on fourth, pulled along the ground to long-on's right\n Prasidh to Abhishek, no run A bit of width on the shortish ball, Abhishek has a heave across. Misses A long unscheduled break followed by another one. Timeout this time. Good news is, you can get voting on the best Test poll again. Here are the details about the games Which of the two was the better Test? 43.6K votes IND-AUS, Mohali, 2010 PAK-NZ, Abu Dhabi, 2018 Which of the two was the better Test? 49.7K votes AUS-IND, Brisbane, 2021 NZ-SL, Christchurch, 2023\n Ishant Sharma to Klaasen, 1 run Yorker on off, whipped along the ground to long-on\n Ishant Sharma to Abhishek, 1 run Full on fourth, slapped along the ground to long-on\n Ishant Sharma to Klaasen, FOUR runs Wide and full, Klaasen has a swipe. Top-edges the cutter over backward point. Asking rate's still 16.72 Gill's out of the field for a bit, Rashid in as captain\n Ishant Sharma to Klaasen, 1 run Wide and full, Klaasen's in front of off as he reaches out to slash it over point. Toes it along the ground to short third\n Ishant Sharma to Abhishek, 1 wide High full toss is outside the off-side tramline. Not too far from a no-ball. Abhishek took a step forward and then reached out with a horizontal bat. Missed it\n Ishant Sharma to Abhishek, FOUR runs Gets bat on it this time. Ump starts to signal six, then waits and signals four. Yep, that landed just a bit inside the boundary. Was another wide yorker attempted. Was a thigh-high full toss that Abhishek cut off the top edge\n Ishant Sharma to Abhishek, OUT Siraj runs in from deep midwicket... and takes a low catch. Key batter gone. Was a 139ks length ball on middle and off, Abhishek slid leg side and looked to pull it aerially. Ball hit low on the sticker and went high, Siraj ran close to the edge of the ring and slid forward and caught it on the move. Took it to his right, knee got stuck in the grass too but he managed to hold on \n Prasidh to Klaasen, 1 run Yorker on leg, clipped to deep midwicket\n Prasidh to Verma, 1 leg bye Gill is back on the field... and will review an lbw call. This looked close as Aniket walked to fourth stump and got beaten on the flick by a length ball. Hit him on the left edge of the front thigh. Pitching on fourth stump and... it'd go just over leg stump as per Hawk-Eye's prediction\n Prasidh to Klaasen, OUT Appeal upheld this time, and that might be the game. Klaasen was hopping across laterally and Prasidh went hard length on fifth. Klaasen did get inside the line and tried to lap-pull it fine but got a thin inside edge. Ultra-Edge later confirms it was off glove. Buttler took a low catch and Prasidh jumps in delight. He has 100 T20 wickets \n Prasidh to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Yorker on middle, punched to long-on\n Prasidh to Verma, 2 runs Very full, clipped along the ground to deep midwicket\n Prasidh to Verma, 1 run Prasidh ends with an economy of 4.75 in a 225 chase. Finishes with a near-yorker at 146ks, flicked along the ground to long-on\n Siraj to Verma, no run A bit of tail on that yorker. Seam's canting to first slip, the ball started going away but almost kissed the base of off after beating Aniket's swipe across the line\n Siraj to Verma, no run Hard length over middle, Aniket clears the front leg but can't extend his arms. Flat-bats it into the pitch, back to the bowler\n Siraj to Verma, no run Siraj misses the yorker but cramps Aniket with the thigh-high full toss. It's on leg stump, an inside-edged slog across the line goes onto the thigh and pops into the pitch in front\n Siraj to Verma, OUT Pulled straight to long-on. No celebrations, GT know they have this. Shortish ball on fourth, Aniket stood still and went for another flat-bat hit. Connection and placement not good enough \n Siraj to Kamindu Mendis, OUT Good catch by Buttler, takes a step and dives far to the right to grab it with both gloves. Was a bumper just down leg, Kamindu tried to hook it fine and got it off the face of the bat. \n Siraj to Cummins, FOUR runs Near-perfect yorker, was a touch down leg. Cummins tried to jam it down with a straight bat, got it off the bottom-left of the bat and it raced through fine leg\n Coetzee to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Back foot goes across before stepping back, the ball is full on leg. So, it didn't look like the bowler was affected. Flicked to deep square leg\n Coetzee to Cummins, 1 run Into the pitch, at the body. Cummins pulls it off the bottom onto thigh and it rolls leg side\n Coetzee to Nitish Kumar, 1 wide Fullish down leg, Reddy walked across and tried to whip it fine. Missed it. Pace - 140ks\n Coetzee to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs Goes across but backs away later. Coetzee goes hard length over the stumps, Reddy has enough room to cut. Rashid runs actoss from deep point for the catch but is half-volleyed to the left\n Coetzee to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Back of length at the body, tucked behind square\n Coetzee to Cummins, 2 runs Fullish just outside off, Cummins looks to slog over long-on. Top edges it to the right of deep third. Buttler walks to the left to let the direct hit connect. But Cummins was in\n Coetzee to Cummins, 1 run Hard length over middle, pulled to deep square leg. 146ks\n Rashid Khan to Cummins, 1 run Slow on a length down leg, Cummins makes room and miscues a pull to deep midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Goes back and clips a length ball on leg to deep square leg RUNS 602 OUTS 41 4s\/6s 33\/37 SR 140.65 AVE 14.68\n Rashid Khan to Cummins, SIX runs Cummins clears the front leg, lunges across and slog sweeps high over midwicket. Ten rows back, 85-metre six. Was a full ball on leg,\n Rashid Khan to Cummins, 1 run Bad ball. Short and very wide but Siraj prevents the boundary by sliding full length to the right at long-off. Cummins had flat-batted that decently\n Rashid Khan to Nitish Kumar, SIX runs Slog swept again. This just clears the midwicket boundary. Was a length ball on leg, goes 76 metres far\n Rashid Khan to Nitish Kumar, SIX runs Short ball slips out of Rashid's hand. Reddy goes deep in the crease and pulls it. High and far over midwicket again. SRH well out but Rashid goes for 50 in three\n Ishant Sharma to Cummins, 2 runs Leading edge off the slog goes high. Siraj runs in from long-on, Ishant goes back too... and tries to take it while looking back. Gets fingertips, that's all. Was a full toss and Cummins looked to go over midwicket\n Ishant Sharma to Cummins, 1 run Rashid runs across from deep midwicket but the ball lands safely at midwicket. Ishant's down too. He slipped after following through. Was a low full toss on leg that Cummins tried to slog again, top edged it. See all photos Ishant is helped back up. He has to leave the field. Sai Kishore will close out the over\n Sai Kishore to Nitish Kumar, no run Beaten on the reverse. The fullish ball landed outside leg and hit the front leg.\n Sai Kishore to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Reddy's moved so far across he's on the grass. Gets followed by a fullish ball and beats him on the slog. Ball rolls towards short fine\n Sai Kishore to Cummins, 1 leg bye Loopy slow ball lands well outside leg on a length and spins away to beat the slog sweep. Goes off the back leg to point\n Sai Kishore to Nitish Kumar, no run Toes a reverse sweep to point. Fullish ball landed outside leg","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Cummins","Head","Ishan","Kamindu Mendis","Klaasen","Nitish Kumar","Verma"],"Runs":[74.0,19.0,20.0,13.0,0.0,23.0,21.0,3.0],"Balls_Faced":[41,10,16,17,1,18,10,7],"Fours":[4,1,4,0,0,1,1,0],"Sixes":[6,1,0,0,0,1,2,0],"S\/R":[180.49,190.0,125.0,76.47,0.0,127.78,210.0,42.86],"dismissal":["c Mohammed Siraj b Sharma","Not Out","c Rashid Khan b Prasidh Krishna","c Prasidh Krishna b Coetzee","c \u2020Buttler b Mohammed Siraj","c \u2020Buttler b Prasidh Krishna","Not Out","c Shahrukh Khan b Mohammed Siraj"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Coetzee","Ishant Sharma","Prasidh","Rashid Khan","Sai Kishore","Siraj","Sundar"],"Balls":[24,20,24,18,4,24,6],"Runs_Given":[36.0,35.0,19.0,50.0,1.0,33.0,6.0],"Wickets":[1,1,2,0,0,2,0],"Overs":[4.0,3.2,4.0,3.0,0.4,4.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .On a length outside off, he stands tall and splits the gap between point and backward .point. .Stays over the wicket with a slip in place . .Shubman Gill vs Trent Boult .BALLS .69 .RUNS .74 .OUTS .1 .SR .107.24 .4s\/6s .10\/1\nBoult to Gill, 1 run .Too straight on middle and leg as Gill picks this to deep backward square leg\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Splendid fielding by Tilak at mid-off. Wow, that's stunning. He's saved three. Too full .outside off, he laces the drive and Tilak dives full-length to his right\nBoult to Gill, OUT .First-over Boult doing what he does best. This looks plumb but Gill has reviewed. He .has to, doesn't he? Lands the ball on a length on off and middle and shapes this back in .late. Gill goes for a whip across the line, misses and is trapped in front. No bat, on we .go. And, yep, replays confirm the ball would have smashed into middle stump. .Shubman Gill lbw b Boult 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 50\nBoult to Kusal Mendis, no run .Yorker just outside off, he digs this out\nBoult to Kusal Mendis, 2 runs .Sliced over point for a couple of runs. Full and angling across Mendis outside off, gets .off the mark\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Angles the length ball across the batter outside off. Sai Sudharsan flirts with it and gets .beaten\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .On a good length on his hips that Sai Sudharsan works this to deep backward square's .right for a couple of runs\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .That's a great stop from Bairstow. Full and well down leg. Bairstow dives to his right .and saves a few extra runs\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Good length ball outside off, he cuts this to Tilak at point\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Fullish just around off stump, he squeezes this back towards the bowler, who parries to .mid-on .Stays over the wicket\nBumrah to Kusal Mendis, no run .Full in length shaping into Mendis just around off stump. He drives this back to the .bowler\nBumrah to Kusal Mendis, no run .Full and shaping away from Mendis outside off, he pushes this towards cover-point\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .On a length on off, he presents the full face of the bat to the right of Boult who stretches .out his right hand and parries the ball to mid-off\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .First six of the GT innings. On a length down leg, no swing there. Sai Sudharsan whips .this over deep backward square leg. Bumrah was interested for a second but this was .well over him\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .Short and wide, he crashes this away to Dhir at cover-point who misfields and concedes .two runs\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .On a length shaping back into Sai Sudharsan just outside off, he opens the face of the .blade and runs this down to deep third\nBoult to Kusal Mendis, SIX runs .Six more! Back of a length ball just outside off, he pulls this away right off the middle of .the bat over deep midwicket\nBoult to Kusal Mendis, SIX runs .That's gone into orbit! Two in two for Mendis. Length ball on Mendi's pad who picks .this up cleanly for a 99m six over deep backward square leg. Twenty one off that Boult .over.\nGleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Ooh, boy that's some pace. Starts off with the short of a length ball on middle. Sai .Sudharsan has to arch back and YBJ leaps to collect this well over his head\nGleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Beats Boult in the deep. Banged in short around rib-high on middle. He pulls this and .gets it to the right of deep backward square leg\nGleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Good length ball angling across Sai Sudharsan who runs this fine to deep third\nGleeson to Kusal Mendis, 1 wide .Back of a length ball down leg, he steps across and looks to scoop this fine. Can't .connect but called a wide\nGleeson to Kusal Mendis, 1 run .Back of a length ball outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides this fine to .deep third\nGleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Huge appeal for caught behind. The umpire stays unmoved but Bairstow is confident. .Was almost a spontaneous appeal. And after all that, they don't take the review. Banged .in short on middle, he arches back and looks to ramp this fine. Don't think he got .anywhere close to that\nGleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .700 runs for Sai Sudharsan in IPL 2025 and he gets there in style. In the slot outside .off, he prods forward, one knee bent, and creams a drive to the right of mid-off\nHardik to Kusal Mendis, 1 run .Slower length ball on middle, he works this to the right of midwicket . .Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 .INNS .15 .RUNS .702 .SR .155.30 .AVE .54.00 .HS .108*\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Slower offcutter that lands on a length outside off, he gets beaten looking to guide this .fine\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .CRASHED! Short and just outside off, he gets on top of the square cut and thumps this .past point\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Two in two! Short of a good length ball outside off, he stands tall and punches this .through covers for another four. GT's fifty is up in\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Back of a length ball angling across the batter, he pushes off the toe-end of the bat to .mid-off\nHardik to Kusal Mendis, FOUR runs .Ramped over the keeper's head. Banged in short outside off, he stands tall and gets it .fine. Nothing that the keeper could have done there\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Sumptuous! He was beaten by the slower ball but still managed to adjust and send this .away. Slower offcutter outside off, was a full toss that he whips this through midwicket\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Good length ball just outside off, he punches this to cover-point\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .On a length on leg stump, he backs away but is cramped for room. Ticks this to .midwicket\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Top edge but there is no one deep on the leg side. Banged in short outside off, he gets .enough bat on the pull to get four more\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .Slower length ball on middle stump, he works this to the right of deep backward square .leg for a couple of runs\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .A yes and no situation, and Mendis was not even in the frame had that hit. Slower .offcutter on a length on off, he works this to square leg. Bawa has all the time in the .world to hit. Misses and by a fair distance .Time out time\nSantner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Dragged down first up outside off, he rocks back and pulls to deep midwicket .Around\nSantner to Kusal Mendis, OUT .Oh, dear, he's trod onto his stumps! Wow, that's really unfortunate. On a length on off .stump, he is right back as he looks for a pull. In doing so, his backfoot slips and the .stumps are disturbed. That's a lucky break for MI, one which they desperately needed .Kusal Mendis hit wicket b Santner 20 (10b 1x4 2x6 30m) SR: 200\nSantner to Sundar, no run .tossed up outside off, he pushes back to the bowler\nSantner to Sundar, 1 run .Just a tad short on middle and leg, worked to deep square leg\nSantner to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .He's deposited that in the gap. Marginally short on middle, he is quickly back and whips .this in the gap between deep midwicket and deep square leg\nSantner to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Wayward delivery and Sai Sudharsan gets his fifty off just 28 balls. Full and down leg, .almost a free-hit that is swept past short fine leg\nNaman Dhir to Sundar, no run .Stifle short and wide, he cuts this hard to Santner at backward point\nNaman Dhir to Sundar, 1 run .Backs away to the length ball outside off, he slaps this to long-off\nNaman Dhir to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .On a length outside off, he stays back and punches to the right of long-off for a couple .of runs\nNaman Dhir to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .SHOT! Angled in on off stump, he rocks back and whips this to the left of long-on\nNaman Dhir to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Tossed up on the fuller side outside off, he creams a drive to the right of long-off where .Surya does well with a dive . .Washington Sundar vs offspin in T20s .RUNS .50 .OUTS .1 .4s\/6s .4\/1 .SR .108.69 .AVE .50.00\nNaman Dhir to Sundar, 1 run .Length ball down leg that he flicks to deep midwicket\nHardik to Sundar, 2 runs .Short of a good length ball on middle, he heaves this wide of long-on for a couple of .runs\nHardik to Sundar, FOUR runs .IMPERIOUS! Good length ball angling across Washy who stands tall and punches this to .the right of mid-off\nHardik to Sundar, 1 run .Fullish in length on middle and leg, he pushes this to long-on for a run\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Fuller on leg stump, he flicks this neatly all along the ground to deep midwicket .Around the wicket\nHardik to Sundar, 1 run .On pace length ball at 131kph on middle and leg, he eases this to long-on for a run\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Almost through him. Fuller in length just on off, he digs this out towards point\nGleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .How's Bumrah managed to save the boundary there? Or has he? The third umpire is .having a look. Nope, that's four. Full on the stumps, he gets across and scoops this right .over the keeper's head. Bumrah hares to his right from deep third and tries to keep the .ball inside the field of play. Can't\nGleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Full angling across the batter outside off, he punches to deep cover\nGleeson to Sundar, FOUR runs .Just wide of Bairstow. Back of a length ball down leg, he pulls, the ball hits the splice of .his bat and Bairstow can't reach it even with a full-length dive to his right\nGleeson to Sundar, 1 run .Fuller outside off, he slices this past point but Tilak covers decent ground to his right .from deep backward square leg\nGleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .On a length on leg stump, he works this to deep square leg\nGleeson to Sundar, no run .Banged in short outside off, he arches away from that and lets it go .Himanshu is back to finish off the game . .IMPACT SUBMI .Ashwani Kumar .RG Sharma","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs MI, Eliminator.csv","commentary_final":"Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run On a length outside off, he stands tall and splits the gap between point and backward point. Stays over the wicket with a slip in place Shubman Gill vs Trent Boult BALLS 69 RUNS 74 OUTS 1 SR 107.24 4s\/6s 10\/1\n Boult to Gill, 1 run Too straight on middle and leg as Gill picks this to deep backward square leg\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Splendid fielding by Tilak at mid-off. Wow, that's stunning. He's saved three. Too full outside off, he laces the drive and Tilak dives full-length to his right\n Boult to Gill, OUT First-over Boult doing what he does best. This looks plumb but Gill has reviewed. He has to, doesn't he? Lands the ball on a length on off and middle and shapes this back in late. Gill goes for a whip across the line, misses and is trapped in front. No bat, on we go. And, yep, replays confirm the ball would have smashed into middle stump. \n Boult to Kusal Mendis, no run Yorker just outside off, he digs this out\n Boult to Kusal Mendis, 2 runs Sliced over point for a couple of runs. Full and angling across Mendis outside off, gets off the mark\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Angles the length ball across the batter outside off. Sai Sudharsan flirts with it and gets beaten\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs On a good length on his hips that Sai Sudharsan works this to deep backward square's right for a couple of runs\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide That's a great stop from Bairstow. Full and well down leg. Bairstow dives to his right and saves a few extra runs\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Good length ball outside off, he cuts this to Tilak at point\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Fullish just around off stump, he squeezes this back towards the bowler, who parries to mid-on Stays over the wicket\n Bumrah to Kusal Mendis, no run Full in length shaping into Mendis just around off stump. He drives this back to the bowler\n Bumrah to Kusal Mendis, no run Full and shaping away from Mendis outside off, he pushes this towards cover-point\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run On a length on off, he presents the full face of the bat to the right of Boult who stretches out his right hand and parries the ball to mid-off\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs First six of the GT innings. On a length down leg, no swing there. Sai Sudharsan whips this over deep backward square leg. Bumrah was interested for a second but this was well over him\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs Short and wide, he crashes this away to Dhir at cover-point who misfields and concedes two runs\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run On a length shaping back into Sai Sudharsan just outside off, he opens the face of the blade and runs this down to deep third\n Boult to Kusal Mendis, SIX runs Six more! Back of a length ball just outside off, he pulls this away right off the middle of the bat over deep midwicket\n Boult to Kusal Mendis, SIX runs That's gone into orbit! Two in two for Mendis. Length ball on Mendi's pad who picks this up cleanly for a 99m six over deep backward square leg. Twenty one off that Boult over.\n Gleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Ooh, boy that's some pace. Starts off with the short of a length ball on middle. Sai Sudharsan has to arch back and YBJ leaps to collect this well over his head\n Gleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Beats Boult in the deep. Banged in short around rib-high on middle. He pulls this and gets it to the right of deep backward square leg\n Gleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Good length ball angling across Sai Sudharsan who runs this fine to deep third\n Gleeson to Kusal Mendis, 1 wide Back of a length ball down leg, he steps across and looks to scoop this fine. Can't connect but called a wide\n Gleeson to Kusal Mendis, 1 run Back of a length ball outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides this fine to deep third\n Gleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Huge appeal for caught behind. The umpire stays unmoved but Bairstow is confident. Was almost a spontaneous appeal. And after all that, they don't take the review. Banged in short on middle, he arches back and looks to ramp this fine. Don't think he got anywhere close to that\n Gleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs 700 runs for Sai Sudharsan in IPL 2025 and he gets there in style. In the slot outside off, he prods forward, one knee bent, and creams a drive to the right of mid-off\n Hardik to Kusal Mendis, 1 run Slower length ball on middle, he works this to the right of midwicket Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 INNS 15 RUNS 702 SR 155.30 AVE 54.00 HS 108*\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Slower offcutter that lands on a length outside off, he gets beaten looking to guide this fine\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs CRASHED! Short and just outside off, he gets on top of the square cut and thumps this past point\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Two in two! Short of a good length ball outside off, he stands tall and punches this through covers for another four. GT's fifty is up in\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Back of a length ball angling across the batter, he pushes off the toe-end of the bat to mid-off\n Hardik to Kusal Mendis, FOUR runs Ramped over the keeper's head. Banged in short outside off, he stands tall and gets it fine. Nothing that the keeper could have done there\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Sumptuous! He was beaten by the slower ball but still managed to adjust and send this away. Slower offcutter outside off, was a full toss that he whips this through midwicket\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Good length ball just outside off, he punches this to cover-point\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run On a length on leg stump, he backs away but is cramped for room. Ticks this to midwicket\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Top edge but there is no one deep on the leg side. Banged in short outside off, he gets enough bat on the pull to get four more\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs Slower length ball on middle stump, he works this to the right of deep backward square leg for a couple of runs\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run A yes and no situation, and Mendis was not even in the frame had that hit. Slower offcutter on a length on off, he works this to square leg. Bawa has all the time in the world to hit. Misses and by a fair distance Time out time\n Santner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Dragged down first up outside off, he rocks back and pulls to deep midwicket Around\n Santner to Kusal Mendis, OUT Oh, dear, he's trod onto his stumps! Wow, that's really unfortunate. On a length on off stump, he is right back as he looks for a pull. In doing so, his backfoot slips and the stumps are disturbed. That's a lucky break for MI, one which they desperately needed \n Santner to Sundar, no run tossed up outside off, he pushes back to the bowler\n Santner to Sundar, 1 run Just a tad short on middle and leg, worked to deep square leg\n Santner to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs He's deposited that in the gap. Marginally short on middle, he is quickly back and whips this in the gap between deep midwicket and deep square leg\n Santner to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Wayward delivery and Sai Sudharsan gets his fifty off just 28 balls. Full and down leg, almost a free-hit that is swept past short fine leg\n Naman Dhir to Sundar, no run Stifle short and wide, he cuts this hard to Santner at backward point\n Naman Dhir to Sundar, 1 run Backs away to the length ball outside off, he slaps this to long-off\n Naman Dhir to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs On a length outside off, he stays back and punches to the right of long-off for a couple of runs\n Naman Dhir to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs SHOT! Angled in on off stump, he rocks back and whips this to the left of long-on\n Naman Dhir to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Tossed up on the fuller side outside off, he creams a drive to the right of long-off where Surya does well with a dive Washington Sundar vs offspin in T20s RUNS 50 OUTS 1 4s\/6s 4\/1 SR 108.69 AVE 50.00\n Naman Dhir to Sundar, 1 run Length ball down leg that he flicks to deep midwicket\n Hardik to Sundar, 2 runs Short of a good length ball on middle, he heaves this wide of long-on for a couple of runs\n Hardik to Sundar, FOUR runs IMPERIOUS! Good length ball angling across Washy who stands tall and punches this to the right of mid-off\n Hardik to Sundar, 1 run Fullish in length on middle and leg, he pushes this to long-on for a run\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Fuller on leg stump, he flicks this neatly all along the ground to deep midwicket Around the wicket\n Hardik to Sundar, 1 run On pace length ball at 131kph on middle and leg, he eases this to long-on for a run\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Almost through him. Fuller in length just on off, he digs this out towards point\n Gleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs How's Bumrah managed to save the boundary there? Or has he? The third umpire is having a look. Nope, that's four. Full on the stumps, he gets across and scoops this right over the keeper's head. Bumrah hares to his right from deep third and tries to keep the ball inside the field of play. Can't\n Gleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Full angling across the batter outside off, he punches to deep cover\n Gleeson to Sundar, FOUR runs Just wide of Bairstow. Back of a length ball down leg, he pulls, the ball hits the splice of his bat and Bairstow can't reach it even with a full-length dive to his right\n Gleeson to Sundar, 1 run Fuller outside off, he slices this past point but Tilak covers decent ground to his right from deep backward square leg\n Gleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run On a length on leg stump, he works this to deep square leg\n Gleeson to Sundar, no run Banged in short outside off, he arches away from that and lets it go Himanshu is back to finish off the game IMPACT SUBMI Ashwani Kumar RG Sharma","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Gill","Kusal Mendis","Sundar"],"Runs":[67.0,1.0,20.0,16.0],"Balls_Faced":[36,2,10,12],"Fours":[10,0,1,2],"Sixes":[1,0,2,0],"S\/R":[186.11,50.0,200.0,133.33],"dismissal":["Not Out","lbw b Boult","hit wicket b Santner","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Boult","Bumrah","Gleeson","Hardik","Naman Dhir","Santner"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,6,6],"Runs_Given":[26.0,15.0,22.0,24.0,9.0,10.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,0,0,1],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .On a length outside off, he stands tall and splits the gap between point and backward .point. .Stays over the wicket with a slip in place . .Shubman Gill vs Trent Boult .BALLS .69 .RUNS .74 .OUTS .1 .SR .107.24 .4s\/6s .10\/1\nBoult to Gill, 1 run .Too straight on middle and leg as Gill picks this to deep backward square leg\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Splendid fielding by Tilak at mid-off. Wow, that's stunning. He's saved three. Too full .outside off, he laces the drive and Tilak dives full-length to his right\nBoult to Gill, OUT .First-over Boult doing what he does best. This looks plumb but Gill has reviewed. He .has to, doesn't he? Lands the ball on a length on off and middle and shapes this back in .late. Gill goes for a whip across the line, misses and is trapped in front. No bat, on we .go. And, yep, replays confirm the ball would have smashed into middle stump. .Shubman Gill lbw b Boult 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 50\nBoult to Kusal Mendis, no run .Yorker just outside off, he digs this out\nBoult to Kusal Mendis, 2 runs .Sliced over point for a couple of runs. Full and angling across Mendis outside off, gets .off the mark\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Angles the length ball across the batter outside off. Sai Sudharsan flirts with it and gets .beaten\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .On a good length on his hips that Sai Sudharsan works this to deep backward square's .right for a couple of runs\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .That's a great stop from Bairstow. Full and well down leg. Bairstow dives to his right .and saves a few extra runs\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Good length ball outside off, he cuts this to Tilak at point\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Fullish just around off stump, he squeezes this back towards the bowler, who parries to .mid-on .Stays over the wicket\nBumrah to Kusal Mendis, no run .Full in length shaping into Mendis just around off stump. He drives this back to the .bowler\nBumrah to Kusal Mendis, no run .Full and shaping away from Mendis outside off, he pushes this towards cover-point\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .On a length on off, he presents the full face of the bat to the right of Boult who stretches .out his right hand and parries the ball to mid-off\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .First six of the GT innings. On a length down leg, no swing there. Sai Sudharsan whips .this over deep backward square leg. Bumrah was interested for a second but this was .well over him\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .Short and wide, he crashes this away to Dhir at cover-point who misfields and concedes .two runs\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .On a length shaping back into Sai Sudharsan just outside off, he opens the face of the .blade and runs this down to deep third\nBoult to Kusal Mendis, SIX runs .Six more! Back of a length ball just outside off, he pulls this away right off the middle of .the bat over deep midwicket\nBoult to Kusal Mendis, SIX runs .That's gone into orbit! Two in two for Mendis. Length ball on Mendi's pad who picks .this up cleanly for a 99m six over deep backward square leg. Twenty one off that Boult .over.\nGleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Ooh, boy that's some pace. Starts off with the short of a length ball on middle. Sai .Sudharsan has to arch back and YBJ leaps to collect this well over his head\nGleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Beats Boult in the deep. Banged in short around rib-high on middle. He pulls this and .gets it to the right of deep backward square leg\nGleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Good length ball angling across Sai Sudharsan who runs this fine to deep third\nGleeson to Kusal Mendis, 1 wide .Back of a length ball down leg, he steps across and looks to scoop this fine. Can't .connect but called a wide\nGleeson to Kusal Mendis, 1 run .Back of a length ball outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides this fine to .deep third\nGleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Huge appeal for caught behind. The umpire stays unmoved but Bairstow is confident. .Was almost a spontaneous appeal. And after all that, they don't take the review. Banged .in short on middle, he arches back and looks to ramp this fine. Don't think he got .anywhere close to that\nGleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .700 runs for Sai Sudharsan in IPL 2025 and he gets there in style. In the slot outside .off, he prods forward, one knee bent, and creams a drive to the right of mid-off\nHardik to Kusal Mendis, 1 run .Slower length ball on middle, he works this to the right of midwicket . .Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 .INNS .15 .RUNS .702 .SR .155.30 .AVE .54.00 .HS .108*\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Slower offcutter that lands on a length outside off, he gets beaten looking to guide this .fine\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .CRASHED! Short and just outside off, he gets on top of the square cut and thumps this .past point\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Two in two! Short of a good length ball outside off, he stands tall and punches this .through covers for another four. GT's fifty is up in\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Back of a length ball angling across the batter, he pushes off the toe-end of the bat to .mid-off\nHardik to Kusal Mendis, FOUR runs .Ramped over the keeper's head. Banged in short outside off, he stands tall and gets it .fine. Nothing that the keeper could have done there\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Sumptuous! He was beaten by the slower ball but still managed to adjust and send this .away. Slower offcutter outside off, was a full toss that he whips this through midwicket\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Good length ball just outside off, he punches this to cover-point\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .On a length on leg stump, he backs away but is cramped for room. Ticks this to .midwicket\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Top edge but there is no one deep on the leg side. Banged in short outside off, he gets .enough bat on the pull to get four more\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .Slower length ball on middle stump, he works this to the right of deep backward square .leg for a couple of runs\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .A yes and no situation, and Mendis was not even in the frame had that hit. Slower .offcutter on a length on off, he works this to square leg. Bawa has all the time in the .world to hit. Misses and by a fair distance .Time out time\nSantner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Dragged down first up outside off, he rocks back and pulls to deep midwicket .Around\nSantner to Kusal Mendis, OUT .Oh, dear, he's trod onto his stumps! Wow, that's really unfortunate. On a length on off .stump, he is right back as he looks for a pull. In doing so, his backfoot slips and the .stumps are disturbed. That's a lucky break for MI, one which they desperately needed .Kusal Mendis hit wicket b Santner 20 (10b 1x4 2x6 30m) SR: 200\nSantner to Sundar, no run .tossed up outside off, he pushes back to the bowler\nSantner to Sundar, 1 run .Just a tad short on middle and leg, worked to deep square leg\nSantner to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .He's deposited that in the gap. Marginally short on middle, he is quickly back and whips .this in the gap between deep midwicket and deep square leg\nSantner to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Wayward delivery and Sai Sudharsan gets his fifty off just 28 balls. Full and down leg, .almost a free-hit that is swept past short fine leg\nNaman Dhir to Sundar, no run .Stifle short and wide, he cuts this hard to Santner at backward point\nNaman Dhir to Sundar, 1 run .Backs away to the length ball outside off, he slaps this to long-off\nNaman Dhir to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .On a length outside off, he stays back and punches to the right of long-off for a couple .of runs\nNaman Dhir to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .SHOT! Angled in on off stump, he rocks back and whips this to the left of long-on\nNaman Dhir to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Tossed up on the fuller side outside off, he creams a drive to the right of long-off where .Surya does well with a dive . .Washington Sundar vs offspin in T20s .RUNS .50 .OUTS .1 .4s\/6s .4\/1 .SR .108.69 .AVE .50.00\nNaman Dhir to Sundar, 1 run .Length ball down leg that he flicks to deep midwicket\nHardik to Sundar, 2 runs .Short of a good length ball on middle, he heaves this wide of long-on for a couple of .runs\nHardik to Sundar, FOUR runs .IMPERIOUS! Good length ball angling across Washy who stands tall and punches this to .the right of mid-off\nHardik to Sundar, 1 run .Fullish in length on middle and leg, he pushes this to long-on for a run\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Fuller on leg stump, he flicks this neatly all along the ground to deep midwicket .Around the wicket\nHardik to Sundar, 1 run .On pace length ball at 131kph on middle and leg, he eases this to long-on for a run\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Almost through him. Fuller in length just on off, he digs this out towards point\nGleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .How's Bumrah managed to save the boundary there? Or has he? The third umpire is .having a look. Nope, that's four. Full on the stumps, he gets across and scoops this right .over the keeper's head. Bumrah hares to his right from deep third and tries to keep the .ball inside the field of play. Can't\nGleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Full angling across the batter outside off, he punches to deep cover\nGleeson to Sundar, FOUR runs .Just wide of Bairstow. Back of a length ball down leg, he pulls, the ball hits the splice of .his bat and Bairstow can't reach it even with a full-length dive to his right\nGleeson to Sundar, 1 run .Fuller outside off, he slices this past point but Tilak covers decent ground to his right .from deep backward square leg\nGleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .On a length on leg stump, he works this to deep square leg\nGleeson to Sundar, no run .Banged in short outside off, he arches away from that and lets it go .Himanshu is back to finish off the game . .IMPACT SUBMI .Ashwani Kumar .RG Sharma\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .sharp running! Shorter side of a length on middle from Pandya, and SS nudges it .towards midwicket. He picked up two despite playing this off the back foot\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .a low full toss angling in to arrive just outside off. Swiped to long-on\nHardik to Sundar, FOUR runs .chipped over Pandya's head! Another full toss from Pandya, who bowled this angling .into off. Washington lofted back with his front leg out of the way\nHardik to Sundar, no run .great comeback! He fires the yorker and lands it barely outside off. Washington has a .slash, but misses\nHardik to Sundar, no run .angled in, and this arrives on a yorker length outside leg. Washington was looking to .swipe it away, but was hit on his toe outside leg\nHardik to Sundar, SIX runs .clears long-on! The fielder seemed to be in the game a for a second, but then realised it .was going over his head. Pandya bowled a full toss yet again, although this arrived .lower, and on the stumps. Washington went through the line in bashing it back down the .ground to make up for the two dot balls\nAshwani Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .shorter side of a length, and just outside off. Clipped towards midwicket, and again the .batters push for two and make it\nAshwani Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .crisply driven wide of long-off, where Santner moves and tumbles to his right to keep .this to two. Fullish ball outside off from Ashwani, as SS drove it along the ground .through extra cover\nAshwani Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .it would have been a wide had he left this alone. Slower ball on a short of a length, and .very wide of off. SS still reached out, and ended up mistiming a push to long-off\nAshwani Kumar to Sundar, 1 run .on the fuller side of a length on off, and driven to long-off\nAshwani Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .full, and around fifth stump. SS drives forward, but gets it off the inside half of the bat to .long-on\nAshwani Kumar to Sundar, FOUR runs .driven to deep extra cover. Again a boundary off the last ball makes up for the lack of .runs in the previous deliveries. The line was wide outside off, and the length there to be .drive. So Washington reached out, and send it dribbling away for four\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .SS looks to scoop, but is beaten. It is not given wide either... so SS reviews. Boult .angled this in, and bowled it on a length on leg. SS was getting across the stumps to try .and scoop, and finished outside off. The ball goes outside leg as he misses, and the .third umpire says because SS had moved across, it is not a wide\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .a slower ball, and short in length. It arrives on off, and is thumped to fine leg .There's plenty of dew out there...\nBoult to Sundar, no run .lovely ball! Washington had got his front leg out of the way, and Boult fired a yorker .bang on middle. Washington just brought his bat down on time\nBoult to Sundar, SIX runs .over fine leg! Short delivery from Boult, who bowled slow. The ball bounced nicely on .middle, and Washington, after getting across, pulled confidently for six\nBoult to Sundar, SIX runs .massive hit!! What a sound off the bat!! Boult is looking annoyed with himself. He bowls .a length delivery on middle, and Washington dumps it over midwicket for back-to-back .sixes\nBoult to Sundar, 1 wide .and Boult now bowls a wide. He goes on a fullish length, and wide outside off. .Washington shapes to smash, but lets it go\nBoult to Sundar, FOUR runs .driven off a yorker length!! Mid-off tumbles to his left, but stands no chance of stopping .it. Boult lands this on middle and leg, but Washington drills it back with his front leg out .of the way. Rohit, in the dugout, is massively upset\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .slower ball, and full and straight. Flicked to deep square leg, and Washington sends SS .back after an attempted second\nBumrah to Sundar, 1 run .a yorker attempted, but this lands as a low full toss on middle. Clipped to deep .midwicket\nBumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .angling across from over the wicket, and another yorker on off. Driven back towards .mid-off\nBumrah to Sundar, OUT .bowled him!! Washington is left down on the pitch, lying on his stomach. Another yorker, .as the ball was angling across. This one was fired at 143kph, and landed on leg. .Washington had opened his stance up, and ended up missing the ball as he looked to .clip. The ball rushed through to beat the bottom of the bat, and clattered leg stump. .Washington was left in no shape to play at that .Washington Sundar b Bumrah 48 (24b 5x4 3x6 40m) SR: 200\nBumrah to Rutherford, no run .another yorker lands on target, as the ball arrives as a very low full toss on off. Pushed .forward towards short extra cover\nBumrah to Rutherford, 1 run .this is a slower ball, even as it is another low full toss on middle and leg. Pushed to .long-on for a single\nAshwani Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run .on a full length on middle and off, and pushed down to long-on\nAshwani Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .very full on middle and off again, and driven hard to long-on. GT need boundaries rather .quickly now\nAshwani Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run .a full toss around his knee, and angling in to arrive on leg. Clipped aerially to fine leg, as .Ashwani gets away with that\nAshwani Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye .a full toss again, and again this comes on just above his front knee. He goes hard for a .swipe, but is hit on his thigh, as the ball dribbles away. But it's given as a run, so there .must have been an inside edge\nAshwani Kumar to Rutherford, FOUR runs .that looked so good!! He leans into this loft over mid-off, as this full ball arrives on off, .and plays with a high right elbow and the full face of the bat\nAshwani Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run .full again, and just outside off. This time long-off is back, and it's only a single\nGleeson to Rutherford, FOUR runs .excellently pierced the gap!! Gleeson angles this across to bowl the yorker just outside .off, and Rutherford opens the face of the bat to beat the man diving to his right at point\nGleeson to Rutherford, FOUR runs .in the gap between fine leg and deep square leg!! He whips hard, and aerially, as this ball .comes full and on his pads. The perfect placement gives him four more\nGleeson to Rutherford, 1 run .on the bounce to deep point. He opens the face of the bat, and lofts this very full ball .coming on just outside off. Tilak, who received the ball, seemed to be surprised by the .force of the shot\nGleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .gone!! SS is knocked over. MI can breathe again. The GT fans are left shocked, as if\nGleeson to Tewatia, 1 run .good yorker-length ball on off or thereabouts. Tewatia can only squeeze it out to mid-off\nGleeson to Rutherford, FOUR runs .outside edge, and four wide of the keeper! He went driving at this full toss angling .across, and arriving on sixth stump. But the pace on the ball went it rushed away just .wide of Bairstow for four\nAshwani Kumar to Tewatia, no run .full, and a bit wide of off. He drives to extra cover while leaning into the shot\nAshwani Kumar to Tewatia, 1 wide .just outside leg, and wide given. Angled in, and nearly a yorker. Tewatia looked to swipe .but missed\nAshwani Kumar to Tewatia, 2 runs .a low full just outside off, and swept away to deep square leg between the man at deep .midwicket and fine leg\nAshwani Kumar to Tewatia, 1 run .an attempted yorker on middle, and driven down the ground to long-on's right\nAshwani Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run .yorker length on middle and off, and driven to extra cover. Very tight lengths here from .Ashwani, as GT fall further behind with every ball\nAshwani Kumar to Tewatia, FOUR runs .launched over extra cover! This time Tewatia decides to skip down the wicket, and .slashes this low full toss arriving just outside off\nAshwani Kumar to Tewatia, no run .has a swipe, but is hit on his front pad. The ball was heading down the leg side, though. .Full ball from Ashwani, and angling in while pitching on middle\nBumrah to Rutherford, no run .a low full toss angling across to come on off. Driven to extra cover, and he starts with a .dot\nBumrah to Rutherford, 1 run .nearly another yorker, and just outside off. He manages to jam it wide of mid-off, and .they push for a single. There's no throw at the non-striker's end, though\nBumrah to Tewatia, SIX runs .swiped over midwicket!! Remember Tewatia?? He backs away, and Bumrah follows. But .the ball comes as a low full toss outside leg, and Tewatia swings through the line for six\nBumrah to Tewatia, no run .again Tewatia makes room, but this time he misses. Bumrah goes for a wide yorker .outside leg, and Tewatia is beaten on his attempted flick\nBumrah to Tewatia, 1 leg bye .full and just outside leg. He looks to sweep, but is hit on the side of his pad. The ball .rolls to fine leg\nBumrah to Rutherford, 1 run .another yorker, as the ball angles away to come on middle and leg. Driven to mid-off for .a single\nBoult to Rutherford, OUT .gone!! Taken at deep midwicket! This is drifting away from GT. Tilak, placed at the .boundary, came in a good few steps forward to take this. Boult bowled this right in the .slot, and on middle. I think the ball kept a little lower than what Rutherford expected, and .he missed his attempted slog even as the length was there to be hit. The ball went off .the bottom of the bat .Sherfane Rutherford c Tilak Varma b Boult 24 (15b 4x4 0x6 23m) SR: 160\nBoult to Shahrukh Khan, 2 runs .a knee-height full toss angling across, and coming on the stumps. Pushed towards .cover, and they get two\nBoult to Shahrukh Khan, 2 runs .another near yorker on middle, as he goes swiping. He gets an inside edge, though, and .the ball trickles towards square leg\nBoult to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .superb execution! Yet another yorker, as this comes on middle and off. Shahrukh opens .the face of the bat for a single to cover\nBoult to Tewatia, 1 run .sweeps this low full toss on the stumps to fine leg. Bumrah at fine leg tumbles to his .right to keep this to a single\nBoult to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs .into the second tier!! A length delivery on leg, and Shahrukh muscles this over deep- .backward square leg giving it all his might\nGleeson to Tewatia, 1 run .on a length on the stumps, and he hoicks across the line to deep square leg. That went .off the inside half of the bat\nGleeson to Shahrukh Khan, no run .length delivery again, but this is wide of off. Shahrukh throws his bat at it to have a .slash, but ends up bottom-edging back towards Gleeson\nGleeson to Shahrukh Khan, 2 runs .yorker slightly wide of off, and sliced away to deep-backward point. Superb work by the .man at deep cover, who ran and dived to his left to save two .Gleeson is leaving the field feeling his hamstring. Ashwani will complete the over.\nAshwani Kumar to Shahrukh Khan, OUT .sliced to extra cover! Suraya there went low to his left to grab this. Ashwani bowled this .quite full, and around off. Shahrukh went chipping, and ended up mistiming, with the .length being too full for that shot. MI two balls away from victory .M Shahrukh Khan c Yadav b Ashwani Kumar 13 (7b 0x4 1x6 10m) SR: 185.71\nAshwani Kumar to Rashid Khan, no run .yorker again!! MI are nailing them one after the other. The ball angles across, and .arrives on seventh stump. Rashid has a flash, but is beaten\nAshwani Kumar to Rashid Khan, no run .appeal for lbw, but turned down. It was heading down the leg side, anyway. But with .nothing to lose, MI review. Length ball pitching outside leg, as Rashid looked to heave .but missed. He was hit on his thigh on the back leg, and there's no bat involved. Ball .tracking shows ball pitching outside leg. So MI win by 20 runs, and GT are eliminated .See all photos","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs MI, Eliminator.csv","commentary_final":"Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run On a length outside off, he stands tall and splits the gap between point and backward point. Stays over the wicket with a slip in place Shubman Gill vs Trent Boult BALLS 69 RUNS 74 OUTS 1 SR 107.24 4s\/6s 10\/1\n Boult to Gill, 1 run Too straight on middle and leg as Gill picks this to deep backward square leg\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Splendid fielding by Tilak at mid-off. Wow, that's stunning. He's saved three. Too full outside off, he laces the drive and Tilak dives full-length to his right\n Boult to Gill, OUT First-over Boult doing what he does best. This looks plumb but Gill has reviewed. He has to, doesn't he? Lands the ball on a length on off and middle and shapes this back in late. Gill goes for a whip across the line, misses and is trapped in front. No bat, on we go. And, yep, replays confirm the ball would have smashed into middle stump. \n Boult to Kusal Mendis, no run Yorker just outside off, he digs this out\n Boult to Kusal Mendis, 2 runs Sliced over point for a couple of runs. Full and angling across Mendis outside off, gets off the mark\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Angles the length ball across the batter outside off. Sai Sudharsan flirts with it and gets beaten\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs On a good length on his hips that Sai Sudharsan works this to deep backward square's right for a couple of runs\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide That's a great stop from Bairstow. Full and well down leg. Bairstow dives to his right and saves a few extra runs\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Good length ball outside off, he cuts this to Tilak at point\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Fullish just around off stump, he squeezes this back towards the bowler, who parries to mid-on Stays over the wicket\n Bumrah to Kusal Mendis, no run Full in length shaping into Mendis just around off stump. He drives this back to the bowler\n Bumrah to Kusal Mendis, no run Full and shaping away from Mendis outside off, he pushes this towards cover-point\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run On a length on off, he presents the full face of the bat to the right of Boult who stretches out his right hand and parries the ball to mid-off\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs First six of the GT innings. On a length down leg, no swing there. Sai Sudharsan whips this over deep backward square leg. Bumrah was interested for a second but this was well over him\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs Short and wide, he crashes this away to Dhir at cover-point who misfields and concedes two runs\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run On a length shaping back into Sai Sudharsan just outside off, he opens the face of the blade and runs this down to deep third\n Boult to Kusal Mendis, SIX runs Six more! Back of a length ball just outside off, he pulls this away right off the middle of the bat over deep midwicket\n Boult to Kusal Mendis, SIX runs That's gone into orbit! Two in two for Mendis. Length ball on Mendi's pad who picks this up cleanly for a 99m six over deep backward square leg. Twenty one off that Boult over.\n Gleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Ooh, boy that's some pace. Starts off with the short of a length ball on middle. Sai Sudharsan has to arch back and YBJ leaps to collect this well over his head\n Gleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Beats Boult in the deep. Banged in short around rib-high on middle. He pulls this and gets it to the right of deep backward square leg\n Gleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Good length ball angling across Sai Sudharsan who runs this fine to deep third\n Gleeson to Kusal Mendis, 1 wide Back of a length ball down leg, he steps across and looks to scoop this fine. Can't connect but called a wide\n Gleeson to Kusal Mendis, 1 run Back of a length ball outside off, he opens the face of the bat and guides this fine to deep third\n Gleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Huge appeal for caught behind. The umpire stays unmoved but Bairstow is confident. Was almost a spontaneous appeal. And after all that, they don't take the review. Banged in short on middle, he arches back and looks to ramp this fine. Don't think he got anywhere close to that\n Gleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs 700 runs for Sai Sudharsan in IPL 2025 and he gets there in style. In the slot outside off, he prods forward, one knee bent, and creams a drive to the right of mid-off\n Hardik to Kusal Mendis, 1 run Slower length ball on middle, he works this to the right of midwicket Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 INNS 15 RUNS 702 SR 155.30 AVE 54.00 HS 108*\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Slower offcutter that lands on a length outside off, he gets beaten looking to guide this fine\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs CRASHED! Short and just outside off, he gets on top of the square cut and thumps this past point\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Two in two! Short of a good length ball outside off, he stands tall and punches this through covers for another four. GT's fifty is up in\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Back of a length ball angling across the batter, he pushes off the toe-end of the bat to mid-off\n Hardik to Kusal Mendis, FOUR runs Ramped over the keeper's head. Banged in short outside off, he stands tall and gets it fine. Nothing that the keeper could have done there\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Sumptuous! He was beaten by the slower ball but still managed to adjust and send this away. Slower offcutter outside off, was a full toss that he whips this through midwicket\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Good length ball just outside off, he punches this to cover-point\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run On a length on leg stump, he backs away but is cramped for room. Ticks this to midwicket\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Top edge but there is no one deep on the leg side. Banged in short outside off, he gets enough bat on the pull to get four more\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs Slower length ball on middle stump, he works this to the right of deep backward square leg for a couple of runs\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run A yes and no situation, and Mendis was not even in the frame had that hit. Slower offcutter on a length on off, he works this to square leg. Bawa has all the time in the world to hit. Misses and by a fair distance Time out time\n Santner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Dragged down first up outside off, he rocks back and pulls to deep midwicket Around\n Santner to Kusal Mendis, OUT Oh, dear, he's trod onto his stumps! Wow, that's really unfortunate. On a length on off stump, he is right back as he looks for a pull. In doing so, his backfoot slips and the stumps are disturbed. That's a lucky break for MI, one which they desperately needed \n Santner to Sundar, no run tossed up outside off, he pushes back to the bowler\n Santner to Sundar, 1 run Just a tad short on middle and leg, worked to deep square leg\n Santner to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs He's deposited that in the gap. Marginally short on middle, he is quickly back and whips this in the gap between deep midwicket and deep square leg\n Santner to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Wayward delivery and Sai Sudharsan gets his fifty off just 28 balls. Full and down leg, almost a free-hit that is swept past short fine leg\n Naman Dhir to Sundar, no run Stifle short and wide, he cuts this hard to Santner at backward point\n Naman Dhir to Sundar, 1 run Backs away to the length ball outside off, he slaps this to long-off\n Naman Dhir to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs On a length outside off, he stays back and punches to the right of long-off for a couple of runs\n Naman Dhir to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs SHOT! Angled in on off stump, he rocks back and whips this to the left of long-on\n Naman Dhir to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Tossed up on the fuller side outside off, he creams a drive to the right of long-off where Surya does well with a dive Washington Sundar vs offspin in T20s RUNS 50 OUTS 1 4s\/6s 4\/1 SR 108.69 AVE 50.00\n Naman Dhir to Sundar, 1 run Length ball down leg that he flicks to deep midwicket\n Hardik to Sundar, 2 runs Short of a good length ball on middle, he heaves this wide of long-on for a couple of runs\n Hardik to Sundar, FOUR runs IMPERIOUS! Good length ball angling across Washy who stands tall and punches this to the right of mid-off\n Hardik to Sundar, 1 run Fullish in length on middle and leg, he pushes this to long-on for a run\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Fuller on leg stump, he flicks this neatly all along the ground to deep midwicket Around the wicket\n Hardik to Sundar, 1 run On pace length ball at 131kph on middle and leg, he eases this to long-on for a run\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Almost through him. Fuller in length just on off, he digs this out towards point\n Gleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs How's Bumrah managed to save the boundary there? Or has he? The third umpire is having a look. Nope, that's four. Full on the stumps, he gets across and scoops this right over the keeper's head. Bumrah hares to his right from deep third and tries to keep the ball inside the field of play. Can't\n Gleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Full angling across the batter outside off, he punches to deep cover\n Gleeson to Sundar, FOUR runs Just wide of Bairstow. Back of a length ball down leg, he pulls, the ball hits the splice of his bat and Bairstow can't reach it even with a full-length dive to his right\n Gleeson to Sundar, 1 run Fuller outside off, he slices this past point but Tilak covers decent ground to his right from deep backward square leg\n Gleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run On a length on leg stump, he works this to deep square leg\n Gleeson to Sundar, no run Banged in short outside off, he arches away from that and lets it go Himanshu is back to finish off the game IMPACT SUBMI Ashwani Kumar RG Sharma\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs sharp running! Shorter side of a length on middle from Pandya, and SS nudges it towards midwicket. He picked up two despite playing this off the back foot\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run a low full toss angling in to arrive just outside off. Swiped to long-on\n Hardik to Sundar, FOUR runs chipped over Pandya's head! Another full toss from Pandya, who bowled this angling into off. Washington lofted back with his front leg out of the way\n Hardik to Sundar, no run great comeback! He fires the yorker and lands it barely outside off. Washington has a slash, but misses\n Hardik to Sundar, no run angled in, and this arrives on a yorker length outside leg. Washington was looking to swipe it away, but was hit on his toe outside leg\n Hardik to Sundar, SIX runs clears long-on! The fielder seemed to be in the game a for a second, but then realised it was going over his head. Pandya bowled a full toss yet again, although this arrived lower, and on the stumps. Washington went through the line in bashing it back down the ground to make up for the two dot balls\n Ashwani Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs shorter side of a length, and just outside off. Clipped towards midwicket, and again the batters push for two and make it\n Ashwani Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs crisply driven wide of long-off, where Santner moves and tumbles to his right to keep this to two. Fullish ball outside off from Ashwani, as SS drove it along the ground through extra cover\n Ashwani Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run it would have been a wide had he left this alone. Slower ball on a short of a length, and very wide of off. SS still reached out, and ended up mistiming a push to long-off\n Ashwani Kumar to Sundar, 1 run on the fuller side of a length on off, and driven to long-off\n Ashwani Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run full, and around fifth stump. SS drives forward, but gets it off the inside half of the bat to long-on\n Ashwani Kumar to Sundar, FOUR runs driven to deep extra cover. Again a boundary off the last ball makes up for the lack of runs in the previous deliveries. The line was wide outside off, and the length there to be drive. So Washington reached out, and send it dribbling away for four\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run SS looks to scoop, but is beaten. It is not given wide either... so SS reviews. Boult angled this in, and bowled it on a length on leg. SS was getting across the stumps to try and scoop, and finished outside off. The ball goes outside leg as he misses, and the third umpire says because SS had moved across, it is not a wide\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run a slower ball, and short in length. It arrives on off, and is thumped to fine leg There's plenty of dew out there...\n Boult to Sundar, no run lovely ball! Washington had got his front leg out of the way, and Boult fired a yorker bang on middle. Washington just brought his bat down on time\n Boult to Sundar, SIX runs over fine leg! Short delivery from Boult, who bowled slow. The ball bounced nicely on middle, and Washington, after getting across, pulled confidently for six\n Boult to Sundar, SIX runs massive hit!! What a sound off the bat!! Boult is looking annoyed with himself. He bowls a length delivery on middle, and Washington dumps it over midwicket for back-to-back sixes\n Boult to Sundar, 1 wide and Boult now bowls a wide. He goes on a fullish length, and wide outside off. Washington shapes to smash, but lets it go\n Boult to Sundar, FOUR runs driven off a yorker length!! Mid-off tumbles to his left, but stands no chance of stopping it. Boult lands this on middle and leg, but Washington drills it back with his front leg out of the way. Rohit, in the dugout, is massively upset\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run slower ball, and full and straight. Flicked to deep square leg, and Washington sends SS back after an attempted second\n Bumrah to Sundar, 1 run a yorker attempted, but this lands as a low full toss on middle. Clipped to deep midwicket\n Bumrah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run angling across from over the wicket, and another yorker on off. Driven back towards mid-off\n Bumrah to Sundar, OUT bowled him!! Washington is left down on the pitch, lying on his stomach. Another yorker, as the ball was angling across. This one was fired at 143kph, and landed on leg. Washington had opened his stance up, and ended up missing the ball as he looked to clip. The ball rushed through to beat the bottom of the bat, and clattered leg stump. Washington was left in no shape to play at that \n Bumrah to Rutherford, no run another yorker lands on target, as the ball arrives as a very low full toss on off. Pushed forward towards short extra cover\n Bumrah to Rutherford, 1 run this is a slower ball, even as it is another low full toss on middle and leg. Pushed to long-on for a single\n Ashwani Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run on a full length on middle and off, and pushed down to long-on\n Ashwani Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run very full on middle and off again, and driven hard to long-on. GT need boundaries rather quickly now\n Ashwani Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run a full toss around his knee, and angling in to arrive on leg. Clipped aerially to fine leg, as Ashwani gets away with that\n Ashwani Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye a full toss again, and again this comes on just above his front knee. He goes hard for a swipe, but is hit on his thigh, as the ball dribbles away. But it's given as a run, so there must have been an inside edge\n Ashwani Kumar to Rutherford, FOUR runs that looked so good!! He leans into this loft over mid-off, as this full ball arrives on off, and plays with a high right elbow and the full face of the bat\n Ashwani Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run full again, and just outside off. This time long-off is back, and it's only a single\n Gleeson to Rutherford, FOUR runs excellently pierced the gap!! Gleeson angles this across to bowl the yorker just outside off, and Rutherford opens the face of the bat to beat the man diving to his right at point\n Gleeson to Rutherford, FOUR runs in the gap between fine leg and deep square leg!! He whips hard, and aerially, as this ball comes full and on his pads. The perfect placement gives him four more\n Gleeson to Rutherford, 1 run on the bounce to deep point. He opens the face of the bat, and lofts this very full ball coming on just outside off. Tilak, who received the ball, seemed to be surprised by the force of the shot\n Gleeson to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT gone!! SS is knocked over. MI can breathe again. The GT fans are left shocked, as if\n Gleeson to Tewatia, 1 run good yorker-length ball on off or thereabouts. Tewatia can only squeeze it out to mid-off\n Gleeson to Rutherford, FOUR runs outside edge, and four wide of the keeper! He went driving at this full toss angling across, and arriving on sixth stump. But the pace on the ball went it rushed away just wide of Bairstow for four\n Ashwani Kumar to Tewatia, no run full, and a bit wide of off. He drives to extra cover while leaning into the shot\n Ashwani Kumar to Tewatia, 1 wide just outside leg, and wide given. Angled in, and nearly a yorker. Tewatia looked to swipe but missed\n Ashwani Kumar to Tewatia, 2 runs a low full just outside off, and swept away to deep square leg between the man at deep midwicket and fine leg\n Ashwani Kumar to Tewatia, 1 run an attempted yorker on middle, and driven down the ground to long-on's right\n Ashwani Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run yorker length on middle and off, and driven to extra cover. Very tight lengths here from Ashwani, as GT fall further behind with every ball\n Ashwani Kumar to Tewatia, FOUR runs launched over extra cover! This time Tewatia decides to skip down the wicket, and slashes this low full toss arriving just outside off\n Ashwani Kumar to Tewatia, no run has a swipe, but is hit on his front pad. The ball was heading down the leg side, though. Full ball from Ashwani, and angling in while pitching on middle\n Bumrah to Rutherford, no run a low full toss angling across to come on off. Driven to extra cover, and he starts with a dot\n Bumrah to Rutherford, 1 run nearly another yorker, and just outside off. He manages to jam it wide of mid-off, and they push for a single. There's no throw at the non-striker's end, though\n Bumrah to Tewatia, SIX runs swiped over midwicket!! Remember Tewatia?? He backs away, and Bumrah follows. But the ball comes as a low full toss outside leg, and Tewatia swings through the line for six\n Bumrah to Tewatia, no run again Tewatia makes room, but this time he misses. Bumrah goes for a wide yorker outside leg, and Tewatia is beaten on his attempted flick\n Bumrah to Tewatia, 1 leg bye full and just outside leg. He looks to sweep, but is hit on the side of his pad. The ball rolls to fine leg\n Bumrah to Rutherford, 1 run another yorker, as the ball angles away to come on middle and leg. Driven to mid-off for a single\n Boult to Rutherford, OUT gone!! Taken at deep midwicket! This is drifting away from GT. Tilak, placed at the boundary, came in a good few steps forward to take this. Boult bowled this right in the slot, and on middle. I think the ball kept a little lower than what Rutherford expected, and he missed his attempted slog even as the length was there to be hit. The ball went off the bottom of the bat \n Boult to Shahrukh Khan, 2 runs a knee-height full toss angling across, and coming on the stumps. Pushed towards cover, and they get two\n Boult to Shahrukh Khan, 2 runs another near yorker on middle, as he goes swiping. He gets an inside edge, though, and the ball trickles towards square leg\n Boult to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run superb execution! Yet another yorker, as this comes on middle and off. Shahrukh opens the face of the bat for a single to cover\n Boult to Tewatia, 1 run sweeps this low full toss on the stumps to fine leg. Bumrah at fine leg tumbles to his right to keep this to a single\n Boult to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs into the second tier!! A length delivery on leg, and Shahrukh muscles this over deep-backward square leg giving it all his might\n Gleeson to Tewatia, 1 run on a length on the stumps, and he hoicks across the line to deep square leg. That went off the inside half of the bat\n Gleeson to Shahrukh Khan, no run length delivery again, but this is wide of off. Shahrukh throws his bat at it to have a slash, but ends up bottom-edging back towards Gleeson\n Gleeson to Shahrukh Khan, 2 runs yorker slightly wide of off, and sliced away to deep-backward point. Superb work by the man at deep cover, who ran and dived to his left to save two Gleeson is leaving the field feeling his hamstring. Ashwani will complete the over.\n Ashwani Kumar to Shahrukh Khan, OUT sliced to extra cover! Suraya there went low to his left to grab this. Ashwani bowled this quite full, and around off. Shahrukh went chipping, and ended up mistiming, with the length being too full for that shot. MI two balls away from victory \n Ashwani Kumar to Rashid Khan, no run yorker again!! MI are nailing them one after the other. The ball angles across, and arrives on seventh stump. Rashid has a flash, but is beaten\n Ashwani Kumar to Rashid Khan, no run appeal for lbw, but turned down. It was heading down the leg side, anyway. But with nothing to lose, MI review. Length ball pitching outside leg, as Rashid looked to heave but missed. He was hit on his thigh on the back leg, and there's no bat involved. Ball tracking shows ball pitching outside leg. So MI win by 20 runs, and GT are eliminated See all photos","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Gill","Kusal Mendis","Rashid Khan","Rutherford","Shahrukh Khan","Sundar","Tewatia"],"Runs":[80.0,1.0,20.0,0.0,24.0,13.0,48.0,16.0],"Balls_Faced":[49,2,10,2,15,7,24,11],"Fours":[10,0,1,0,4,0,5,1],"Sixes":[1,0,2,0,0,1,3,1],"S\/R":[163.27,50.0,200.0,0.0,160.0,185.71,200.0,145.45],"dismissal":["Not Out","lbw b Boult","hit wicket b Santner","Not Out","c Tilak Varma b Boult","c Yadav b Ashwani Kumar","b Bumrah","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwani Kumar","Boult","Bumrah","Gleeson","Hardik","Naman Dhir","Santner"],"Balls":[21,24,24,21,18,6,6],"Runs_Given":[28.0,56.0,27.0,39.0,37.0,9.0,10.0],"Wickets":[1,2,1,0,0,0,1],"Overs":[3.3,4.0,4.0,3.3,3.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .length ball that starts just outside off and shapes back in. Sudharsan, having taken a .step down the track, pokes it towards the bowler\nBhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye .shorter on leg stump. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and helps it down to fine leg. Given .as leg byes, though\nBhuvneshwar to Gill, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Gill accounts for the outward swing and drops it into .the off side with soft hands .Two slips now\nBhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .what a ball! Length in the channel and this swerves back in devilishly. Sudharsan, .looking to defend, is cut in half\nBhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .back of a length on the hips. Sudharsan tucks it away towards deep backward square .leg and dashes back for two\nBhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye .back of a length on leg stump. Sudharsan is a touch late on the flick and the ball trickles .off the thigh pad behind square\nHazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .short outside off and this climbs through after pitching. Sudharsan has a huge swish at .it and only grabs a handful of fresh air. David felt the ball grazed the bat but no real .support from elsewhere\nHazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .hard length just outside off. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and stabs it towards mid .wicket\nHazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .short and wide outside off again. Keeps a little low and squirms under Sudharsan's .flailing blade. Called a wide, though\nHazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shortish just outside off. Sudharsan tips it to mid on and hares across to the other end\nHazlewood to Gill, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Gill gets behind the line and taps it towards mid .wicket\nHazlewood to Gill, no run .back of a length outside off. Gill hangs back and stabs it towards mid off .Both batters still coming to grips with the pace of this surface\nHazlewood to Gill, FOUR runs .up and over, and Gill lands his first blow! Goes searching a little and hangs it up full .outside off. Gill goes after it and crashes it over point!\nBhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan plays it late and with an open bat face, .dabbing it towards deep third\nBhuvneshwar to Gill, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Gill bunts it to mid on and hurtles across to the .other end. Sharp running\nBhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Kicks up on Sudharsan and he glances it slightly .uppishly towards fine leg\nBhuvneshwar to Gill, no run .shortens the length after seeing Gill advance. He waits for the ball and pats it gently into .the off side\nBhuvneshwar to Gill, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Gill hangs back and guides it towards deep backward point\nBhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Skids off the surface and Sudharsan is late on the flick. .The ball thuds into his thigh pad and rolls into the on side\nHazlewood to Gill, no run .fullish outside off. Gill looks to go downtown but shanks it off the inside half of the bat .towards mid on\nHazlewood to Gill, no run .back of a length outside off and this leaves the batter late. Gill goes wafting at it without .any footwork and gets beaten on the outside\nHazlewood to Gill, 1 run .angled in on a length on off. Gill drops it into the off side and calls for the single early. .Has to hustle but makes it comfortably enough in the end .One slip in play for Sudharsan too . .Shubman Gill in IPL, 2025 .INNS .3 .RUNS .78 .SR .156.00 .AVE .39.00 .HS .38\nHazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .shot - that is one way to break free! Back of a length outside off. Sudharsan pre-empts .the line, shuffles across and laps it cleanly over the keeper's head!\nHazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .this is an even better shot - wow! Full just outside off. Sudharsan marches down the .track, shows the maker's name and crrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhhhessssss it back .past the bowler!\nHazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .hard length on middle and off. Zips off the surface and hurries onto Sudharsan, who .chunks it off the inside edge into his back thigh . .IMPACT SUBRCB .Rasikh Salam .D Padikkal\nBhuvneshwar to Gill, no run .back of a length just outside off. Gill gets behind the line and defends\nBhuvneshwar to Gill, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Gill lets the ball come to him before turning it .towards mid wicket\nBhuvneshwar to Gill, SIX runs .does not even look to see where that has gone - because Gill knows it has travelled .miles! Slot ball outside off. Gill plants his front foot, swings through the line and .launches it over long on!\nBhuvneshwar to Gill, OUT .in the air and taken by Livingstone! Gill falls after a six, and the Chinnaswamy finds its .voice! Length outside off and Gill looks to repeat the dose. Tries to go over mid off this .time but cuts across it too much. Skews off the outer half of the bat and Livingstone, .tearing in from deep backward point, makes no mistake at all diving forward. Massive .moment in the game! .Shubman Gill c Livingstone b Kumar 14 (14b 1x4 1x6 21m) SR: 100\nBhuvneshwar to Buttler, no run .angled in on a back of a length on off. Buttler gets behind the line and defends\nBhuvneshwar to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Buttler opens his bat face and runs it down to deep third\nYash Dayal to Buttler, 1 run .full outside off. Buttler drives it neatly towards mid off and calls for the single. Puts on .his skates to get there. Reckon he timed that much better than he thought he did\nYash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .what timing! Drifts onto the pads and pays the price. Sudharsan uses the angle and .snaps his wrists into action, clipping it beautifully behind square!\nYash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length on off. Sudharsan drops it into the off side and looks at Buttler, who .responds and saunters across\nYash Dayal to Buttler, 1 run .oh! Back of a length on middle and off. Sticks in the surface and moves away, squaring .up Buttler. He gets a leading edge but the ball dribbles away between short extra cover .and cover point\nYash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .full outside off. Sudharsan gets forward and flicks it enough to mid on's right to bag .another single\nYash Dayal to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. GT's game of tip and run continues and this time, Buttler .places it just past the bowler to retain strike\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, no run .hard length just outside off. Buttler goes walkabouts and then tries to work to leg. .Misses it completely and gets pinged on the front thigh. Well outside the line, though\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, no run .back of a length outside off. Buttler gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side .with soft hands\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, 1 run .shorter outside off. Buttler advances, stands up on his toes and punches it towards .deep point .Around the wicket to Sudharsan. Wide slip in place\nRasikh Salam to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .dispatched! Half-tracker outside off and this is just begging to be hit. Sudharsan obliges .and hammers it through mid wicket!\nRasikh Salam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shortish outside off. Sudharsan uses the pace and runs it down to deep third\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, FOUR runs .tickled away to the fence! Back of a length on off. Buttler walks down the track and also .goes across his stumps. Gets the faintest of touches to beat Jitesh to his left!\nYash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .almost! Back of a length outside off, bowled at 133.9kph and this decks back sharply. .Cuts Sudharsan in half as he jabs at it and that was very close to off stump!\nYash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .short, wide and put away! That is one of Sudharsan's stronger areas and he makes .Dayal pay. Jumps up onto his toes and scythes it past backward point. Livingstone got .his right hand to it but that was not enough!\nYash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .length ball hung up wide outside off. Sudharsan goes chasing at it without any real .conviction and sees the ball nibble past the outside edge. He was probably playing for .the ball coming in but it just held its line\nYash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .dug into the track outside off. Sudharsan hops up onto his toes and cuts it towards .backward point\nYash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan drops it into the off side and canters across .to the other end . .Jos Buttler vs Yash Dayal .BALLS .44 .RUNS .95 .OUTS .1 .SR .215.90 .4s\/6s .13\/4\nYash Dayal to Buttler, no run .back of a length, angling across just outside off. Buttler gets behind the line and .defends\nRasikh Salam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shortish outside off. Sudharsan waits on it and cuts it neatly towards deep point .Buttler has been content to knock the ball around so far. How long before he looks for .the big shot?\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, FOUR runs .the big shot comes, and Buttler helps himself to four! Dug into the track on off. Buttler .skips down the track and smears it past mid wicket!\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, SIX runs .miscue, but it carries all the way! Not exactly where Buttler was intending. This was on .a back of a length outside off and Buttler swung wildly at it. Got a top edge and that was .enough to take it over the deep third fence!\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, no run .shortish on middle and leg. Buttler gives himself a bit of room and cuts it powerfully. .Straight to backward point, though\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, SIX runs .watch out in the crowd! Another short ball on the stumps and Buttler reads this like the .morning daily. Stands up tall and pounds it over deep backward square leg!\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, 1 run .pushed in on a back of a length on off. Buttler eases it to long on and retains strike .The umpire points to his watch and we will have a pause in play. GT will be happy with .where they are placed and RCB, at this time-out, will have to plot ways to break this .partnership\nKrunal to Buttler, 1 run .fired in full on leg stump. Buttler tucks it off his pads towards deep mid wicket .Stays around the wicket to Sudharsan\nKrunal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .zipped in full just outside off. Sudharsan looks for the reverse but only swats away a .few flies in the process. Sharp work by Jitesh to take off the bails too\nKrunal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .splits the field! Dragged down a little outside off and that is all Sudharsan needs. He .rocks back and places it right between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg!\nKrunal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan hangs back and cuts it towards backward .point, who misfields slightly and allows a single\nKrunal to Buttler, 1 leg bye .angled in on a length on the pads. Buttler does not get bat on it and the ball kisses his .back leg, trickling towards short fine leg\nKrunal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Skids on low and Sudharsan, trying the short-arm- .pull, squirts it off the inside edge towards short fine leg","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs GT, 14th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run length ball that starts just outside off and shapes back in. Sudharsan, having taken a step down the track, pokes it towards the bowler\n Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye shorter on leg stump. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and helps it down to fine leg. Given as leg byes, though\n Bhuvneshwar to Gill, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Gill accounts for the outward swing and drops it into the off side with soft hands Two slips now\n Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run what a ball! Length in the channel and this swerves back in devilishly. Sudharsan, looking to defend, is cut in half\n Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs back of a length on the hips. Sudharsan tucks it away towards deep backward square leg and dashes back for two\n Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye back of a length on leg stump. Sudharsan is a touch late on the flick and the ball trickles off the thigh pad behind square\n Hazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, no run short outside off and this climbs through after pitching. Sudharsan has a huge swish at it and only grabs a handful of fresh air. David felt the ball grazed the bat but no real support from elsewhere\n Hazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, no run hard length just outside off. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and stabs it towards mid wicket\n Hazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide short and wide outside off again. Keeps a little low and squirms under Sudharsan's flailing blade. Called a wide, though\n Hazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shortish just outside off. Sudharsan tips it to mid on and hares across to the other end\n Hazlewood to Gill, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Gill gets behind the line and taps it towards mid wicket\n Hazlewood to Gill, no run back of a length outside off. Gill hangs back and stabs it towards mid off Both batters still coming to grips with the pace of this surface\n Hazlewood to Gill, FOUR runs up and over, and Gill lands his first blow! Goes searching a little and hangs it up full outside off. Gill goes after it and crashes it over point!\n Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan plays it late and with an open bat face, dabbing it towards deep third\n Bhuvneshwar to Gill, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Gill bunts it to mid on and hurtles across to the other end. Sharp running\n Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Kicks up on Sudharsan and he glances it slightly uppishly towards fine leg\n Bhuvneshwar to Gill, no run shortens the length after seeing Gill advance. He waits for the ball and pats it gently into the off side\n Bhuvneshwar to Gill, 1 run back of a length outside off. Gill hangs back and guides it towards deep backward point\n Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run back of a length on leg stump. Skids off the surface and Sudharsan is late on the flick. The ball thuds into his thigh pad and rolls into the on side\n Hazlewood to Gill, no run fullish outside off. Gill looks to go downtown but shanks it off the inside half of the bat towards mid on\n Hazlewood to Gill, no run back of a length outside off and this leaves the batter late. Gill goes wafting at it without any footwork and gets beaten on the outside\n Hazlewood to Gill, 1 run angled in on a length on off. Gill drops it into the off side and calls for the single early. Has to hustle but makes it comfortably enough in the end One slip in play for Sudharsan too Shubman Gill in IPL, 2025 INNS 3 RUNS 78 SR 156.00 AVE 39.00 HS 38\n Hazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs shot - that is one way to break free! Back of a length outside off. Sudharsan pre-empts the line, shuffles across and laps it cleanly over the keeper's head!\n Hazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs this is an even better shot - wow! Full just outside off. Sudharsan marches down the track, shows the maker's name and crrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhhhessssss it back past the bowler!\n Hazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, no run hard length on middle and off. Zips off the surface and hurries onto Sudharsan, who chunks it off the inside edge into his back thigh IMPACT SUBRCB Rasikh Salam D Padikkal\n Bhuvneshwar to Gill, no run back of a length just outside off. Gill gets behind the line and defends\n Bhuvneshwar to Gill, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Gill lets the ball come to him before turning it towards mid wicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Gill, SIX runs does not even look to see where that has gone - because Gill knows it has travelled miles! Slot ball outside off. Gill plants his front foot, swings through the line and launches it over long on!\n Bhuvneshwar to Gill, OUT in the air and taken by Livingstone! Gill falls after a six, and the Chinnaswamy finds its voice! Length outside off and Gill looks to repeat the dose. Tries to go over mid off this time but cuts across it too much. Skews off the outer half of the bat and Livingstone, tearing in from deep backward point, makes no mistake at all diving forward. Massive moment in the game! \n Bhuvneshwar to Buttler, no run angled in on a back of a length on off. Buttler gets behind the line and defends\n Bhuvneshwar to Buttler, 1 run back of a length outside off. Buttler opens his bat face and runs it down to deep third\n Yash Dayal to Buttler, 1 run full outside off. Buttler drives it neatly towards mid off and calls for the single. Puts on his skates to get there. Reckon he timed that much better than he thought he did\n Yash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs what timing! Drifts onto the pads and pays the price. Sudharsan uses the angle and snaps his wrists into action, clipping it beautifully behind square!\n Yash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length on off. Sudharsan drops it into the off side and looks at Buttler, who responds and saunters across\n Yash Dayal to Buttler, 1 run oh! Back of a length on middle and off. Sticks in the surface and moves away, squaring up Buttler. He gets a leading edge but the ball dribbles away between short extra cover and cover point\n Yash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run full outside off. Sudharsan gets forward and flicks it enough to mid on's right to bag another single\n Yash Dayal to Buttler, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. GT's game of tip and run continues and this time, Buttler places it just past the bowler to retain strike\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, no run hard length just outside off. Buttler goes walkabouts and then tries to work to leg. Misses it completely and gets pinged on the front thigh. Well outside the line, though\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, no run back of a length outside off. Buttler gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side with soft hands\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, 1 run shorter outside off. Buttler advances, stands up on his toes and punches it towards deep point Around the wicket to Sudharsan. Wide slip in place\n Rasikh Salam to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs dispatched! Half-tracker outside off and this is just begging to be hit. Sudharsan obliges and hammers it through mid wicket!\n Rasikh Salam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shortish outside off. Sudharsan uses the pace and runs it down to deep third\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, FOUR runs tickled away to the fence! Back of a length on off. Buttler walks down the track and also goes across his stumps. Gets the faintest of touches to beat Jitesh to his left!\n Yash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run almost! Back of a length outside off, bowled at 133.9kph and this decks back sharply. Cuts Sudharsan in half as he jabs at it and that was very close to off stump!\n Yash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs short, wide and put away! That is one of Sudharsan's stronger areas and he makes Dayal pay. Jumps up onto his toes and scythes it past backward point. Livingstone got his right hand to it but that was not enough!\n Yash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run length ball hung up wide outside off. Sudharsan goes chasing at it without any real conviction and sees the ball nibble past the outside edge. He was probably playing for the ball coming in but it just held its line\n Yash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run dug into the track outside off. Sudharsan hops up onto his toes and cuts it towards backward point\n Yash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan drops it into the off side and canters across to the other end Jos Buttler vs Yash Dayal BALLS 44 RUNS 95 OUTS 1 SR 215.90 4s\/6s 13\/4\n Yash Dayal to Buttler, no run back of a length, angling across just outside off. Buttler gets behind the line and defends\n Rasikh Salam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shortish outside off. Sudharsan waits on it and cuts it neatly towards deep point Buttler has been content to knock the ball around so far. How long before he looks for the big shot?\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, FOUR runs the big shot comes, and Buttler helps himself to four! Dug into the track on off. Buttler skips down the track and smears it past mid wicket!\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, SIX runs miscue, but it carries all the way! Not exactly where Buttler was intending. This was on a back of a length outside off and Buttler swung wildly at it. Got a top edge and that was enough to take it over the deep third fence!\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, no run shortish on middle and leg. Buttler gives himself a bit of room and cuts it powerfully. Straight to backward point, though\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, SIX runs watch out in the crowd! Another short ball on the stumps and Buttler reads this like the morning daily. Stands up tall and pounds it over deep backward square leg!\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, 1 run pushed in on a back of a length on off. Buttler eases it to long on and retains strike The umpire points to his watch and we will have a pause in play. GT will be happy with where they are placed and RCB, at this time-out, will have to plot ways to break this partnership\n Krunal to Buttler, 1 run fired in full on leg stump. Buttler tucks it off his pads towards deep mid wicket Stays around the wicket to Sudharsan\n Krunal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run zipped in full just outside off. Sudharsan looks for the reverse but only swats away a few flies in the process. Sharp work by Jitesh to take off the bails too\n Krunal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs splits the field! Dragged down a little outside off and that is all Sudharsan needs. He rocks back and places it right between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg!\n Krunal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan hangs back and cuts it towards backward point, who misfields slightly and allows a single\n Krunal to Buttler, 1 leg bye angled in on a length on the pads. Buttler does not get bat on it and the ball kisses his back leg, trickling towards short fine leg\n Krunal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Skids on low and Sudharsan, trying the short-arm-pull, squirts it off the inside edge towards short fine leg","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill"],"Runs":[37.0,27.0,14.0],"Balls_Faced":[29,17,14],"Fours":[5,2,1],"Sixes":[1,2,1],"S\/R":[127.59,158.82,100.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Livingstone b Kumar"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Hazlewood","Krunal","Rasikh Salam","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[18,12,6,12,12],"Runs_Given":[14.0,17.0,6.0,28.0,14.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[3.0,2.0,1.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .length ball that starts just outside off and shapes back in. Sudharsan, having taken a .step down the track, pokes it towards the bowler\nBhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye .shorter on leg stump. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and helps it down to fine leg. Given .as leg byes, though\nBhuvneshwar to Gill, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Gill accounts for the outward swing and drops it into .the off side with soft hands .Two slips now\nBhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .what a ball! Length in the channel and this swerves back in devilishly. Sudharsan, .looking to defend, is cut in half\nBhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .back of a length on the hips. Sudharsan tucks it away towards deep backward square .leg and dashes back for two\nBhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye .back of a length on leg stump. Sudharsan is a touch late on the flick and the ball trickles .off the thigh pad behind square\nHazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .short outside off and this climbs through after pitching. Sudharsan has a huge swish at .it and only grabs a handful of fresh air. David felt the ball grazed the bat but no real .support from elsewhere\nHazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .hard length just outside off. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and stabs it towards mid .wicket\nHazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .short and wide outside off again. Keeps a little low and squirms under Sudharsan's .flailing blade. Called a wide, though\nHazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shortish just outside off. Sudharsan tips it to mid on and hares across to the other end\nHazlewood to Gill, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Gill gets behind the line and taps it towards mid .wicket\nHazlewood to Gill, no run .back of a length outside off. Gill hangs back and stabs it towards mid off .Both batters still coming to grips with the pace of this surface\nHazlewood to Gill, FOUR runs .up and over, and Gill lands his first blow! Goes searching a little and hangs it up full .outside off. Gill goes after it and crashes it over point!\nBhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan plays it late and with an open bat face, .dabbing it towards deep third\nBhuvneshwar to Gill, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Gill bunts it to mid on and hurtles across to the .other end. Sharp running\nBhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Kicks up on Sudharsan and he glances it slightly .uppishly towards fine leg\nBhuvneshwar to Gill, no run .shortens the length after seeing Gill advance. He waits for the ball and pats it gently into .the off side\nBhuvneshwar to Gill, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Gill hangs back and guides it towards deep backward point\nBhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Skids off the surface and Sudharsan is late on the flick. .The ball thuds into his thigh pad and rolls into the on side\nHazlewood to Gill, no run .fullish outside off. Gill looks to go downtown but shanks it off the inside half of the bat .towards mid on\nHazlewood to Gill, no run .back of a length outside off and this leaves the batter late. Gill goes wafting at it without .any footwork and gets beaten on the outside\nHazlewood to Gill, 1 run .angled in on a length on off. Gill drops it into the off side and calls for the single early. .Has to hustle but makes it comfortably enough in the end .One slip in play for Sudharsan too . .Shubman Gill in IPL, 2025 .INNS .3 .RUNS .78 .SR .156.00 .AVE .39.00 .HS .38\nHazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .shot - that is one way to break free! Back of a length outside off. Sudharsan pre-empts .the line, shuffles across and laps it cleanly over the keeper's head!\nHazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .this is an even better shot - wow! Full just outside off. Sudharsan marches down the .track, shows the maker's name and crrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhhhessssss it back .past the bowler!\nHazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .hard length on middle and off. Zips off the surface and hurries onto Sudharsan, who .chunks it off the inside edge into his back thigh . .IMPACT SUBRCB .Rasikh Salam .D Padikkal\nBhuvneshwar to Gill, no run .back of a length just outside off. Gill gets behind the line and defends\nBhuvneshwar to Gill, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Gill lets the ball come to him before turning it .towards mid wicket\nBhuvneshwar to Gill, SIX runs .does not even look to see where that has gone - because Gill knows it has travelled .miles! Slot ball outside off. Gill plants his front foot, swings through the line and .launches it over long on!\nBhuvneshwar to Gill, OUT .in the air and taken by Livingstone! Gill falls after a six, and the Chinnaswamy finds its .voice! Length outside off and Gill looks to repeat the dose. Tries to go over mid off this .time but cuts across it too much. Skews off the outer half of the bat and Livingstone, .tearing in from deep backward point, makes no mistake at all diving forward. Massive .moment in the game! .Shubman Gill c Livingstone b Kumar 14 (14b 1x4 1x6 21m) SR: 100\nBhuvneshwar to Buttler, no run .angled in on a back of a length on off. Buttler gets behind the line and defends\nBhuvneshwar to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Buttler opens his bat face and runs it down to deep third\nYash Dayal to Buttler, 1 run .full outside off. Buttler drives it neatly towards mid off and calls for the single. Puts on .his skates to get there. Reckon he timed that much better than he thought he did\nYash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .what timing! Drifts onto the pads and pays the price. Sudharsan uses the angle and .snaps his wrists into action, clipping it beautifully behind square!\nYash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length on off. Sudharsan drops it into the off side and looks at Buttler, who .responds and saunters across\nYash Dayal to Buttler, 1 run .oh! Back of a length on middle and off. Sticks in the surface and moves away, squaring .up Buttler. He gets a leading edge but the ball dribbles away between short extra cover .and cover point\nYash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .full outside off. Sudharsan gets forward and flicks it enough to mid on's right to bag .another single\nYash Dayal to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. GT's game of tip and run continues and this time, Buttler .places it just past the bowler to retain strike\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, no run .hard length just outside off. Buttler goes walkabouts and then tries to work to leg. .Misses it completely and gets pinged on the front thigh. Well outside the line, though\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, no run .back of a length outside off. Buttler gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side .with soft hands\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, 1 run .shorter outside off. Buttler advances, stands up on his toes and punches it towards .deep point .Around the wicket to Sudharsan. Wide slip in place\nRasikh Salam to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .dispatched! Half-tracker outside off and this is just begging to be hit. Sudharsan obliges .and hammers it through mid wicket!\nRasikh Salam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shortish outside off. Sudharsan uses the pace and runs it down to deep third\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, FOUR runs .tickled away to the fence! Back of a length on off. Buttler walks down the track and also .goes across his stumps. Gets the faintest of touches to beat Jitesh to his left!\nYash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .almost! Back of a length outside off, bowled at 133.9kph and this decks back sharply. .Cuts Sudharsan in half as he jabs at it and that was very close to off stump!\nYash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .short, wide and put away! That is one of Sudharsan's stronger areas and he makes .Dayal pay. Jumps up onto his toes and scythes it past backward point. Livingstone got .his right hand to it but that was not enough!\nYash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .length ball hung up wide outside off. Sudharsan goes chasing at it without any real .conviction and sees the ball nibble past the outside edge. He was probably playing for .the ball coming in but it just held its line\nYash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .dug into the track outside off. Sudharsan hops up onto his toes and cuts it towards .backward point\nYash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan drops it into the off side and canters across .to the other end . .Jos Buttler vs Yash Dayal .BALLS .44 .RUNS .95 .OUTS .1 .SR .215.90 .4s\/6s .13\/4\nYash Dayal to Buttler, no run .back of a length, angling across just outside off. Buttler gets behind the line and .defends\nRasikh Salam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shortish outside off. Sudharsan waits on it and cuts it neatly towards deep point .Buttler has been content to knock the ball around so far. How long before he looks for .the big shot?\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, FOUR runs .the big shot comes, and Buttler helps himself to four! Dug into the track on off. Buttler .skips down the track and smears it past mid wicket!\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, SIX runs .miscue, but it carries all the way! Not exactly where Buttler was intending. This was on .a back of a length outside off and Buttler swung wildly at it. Got a top edge and that was .enough to take it over the deep third fence!\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, no run .shortish on middle and leg. Buttler gives himself a bit of room and cuts it powerfully. .Straight to backward point, though\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, SIX runs .watch out in the crowd! Another short ball on the stumps and Buttler reads this like the .morning daily. Stands up tall and pounds it over deep backward square leg!\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, 1 run .pushed in on a back of a length on off. Buttler eases it to long on and retains strike .The umpire points to his watch and we will have a pause in play. GT will be happy with .where they are placed and RCB, at this time-out, will have to plot ways to break this .partnership\nKrunal to Buttler, 1 run .fired in full on leg stump. Buttler tucks it off his pads towards deep mid wicket .Stays around the wicket to Sudharsan\nKrunal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .zipped in full just outside off. Sudharsan looks for the reverse but only swats away a .few flies in the process. Sharp work by Jitesh to take off the bails too\nKrunal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .splits the field! Dragged down a little outside off and that is all Sudharsan needs. He .rocks back and places it right between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg!\nKrunal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan hangs back and cuts it towards backward .point, who misfields slightly and allows a single\nKrunal to Buttler, 1 leg bye .angled in on a length on the pads. Buttler does not get bat on it and the ball kisses his .back leg, trickling towards short fine leg\nKrunal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Skids on low and Sudharsan, trying the short-arm- .pull, squirts it off the inside edge towards short fine leg\nYash Dayal to Buttler, no run .hard length on leg stump. Buttler gets up on his toes and stabs it towards mid wicket\nYash Dayal to Buttler, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Buttler presses half forward and taps it gently towards .mid wicket\nYash Dayal to Buttler, FOUR runs .width offered, and pounced upon by Jos Buttler! A little on the shorter side too, .meaning Buttler can sit deep in his crease and carve it between backward point and .short third!\nYash Dayal to Buttler, 1 run .shortens the length just outside leg after seeing Buttler advance. He adjusts and .punches it to mid off for a single\nYash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shortish outside off. Sudharsan hangs back deep in his crease and cuts it towards deep .point\nYash Dayal to Buttler, no run .oh, that almost carried! Back of a length on middle and leg. Stops a touch in the surface .and Buttler nearly pops it straight back to Dayal\nKrunal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .very full on leg stump. Driven down the ground to long on .81 off 53 now . .Krunal Pandya vs RHB .BALLS .2115 .WKTS .70 .4s\/6s .151\/89 .ECON .6.88 .AVE .34.72\nKrunal to Buttler, SIX runs .Buttler parks it into the stands again! Slanted into the slot on leg stump and Krunal gets .met! Buttler gets his front foot out of the way and smokes it over cow corner!\nKrunal to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Buttler goes back and turns it towards deep mid wicket\nKrunal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .did Kohli misjudge that?! Shortish on middle and leg. Sudharsan rocks into position and .mauls it to deep mid wicket's right. Kohli was back-tracking, which made it feel like he .misjudged it but it wsa placed well by the batter!\nKrunal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .this is a misfield, and uncharacteristically sloppy work from Kohli! Tossed up on a .length on the stumps. Sudharsan gets down on one knee and hits it like a bullet to Kohli .at deep mid wicket. Pitches on the half-volley and it bursts through Kohli. He might have .hurt his hand too, and the entire ground and thousands of RCB fans take a collective .breath! .See all photos .That might have hit the tip of the finger, and those are never nice blows to receive. Kohli .looks like he will solider on . .Sai Sudharsan vs RCB in T20s .INNS .4 .RUNS .158 .SR .142.34 .AVE .79.00\nKrunal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Sudharsan hangs back and works it towards deep .mid wicket .Buttler, before this ball, was practicing a left-handed stance at the non-striker's end. A .sign that he might unfurl the reverse\/switch hit soon?\nHazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .hard length on leg stump. Sudharsan skips down the track and turns it past mid wicket\nHazlewood to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Buttler waits for it and runs it down to deep third\nHazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .Sudharsan gets the lap-shot wrong, and Hazlewood breaks through! On a length .outside off and Sudharsan, for some reason, tries the lap. Not sure that was the best .option, given Hazlewood had been brought back just to take a wicket. Makes a mess of .the stroke and scuffs it, offering Jitesh a simple enough catch moving to his right. Vital .wicket for RCB, and they have a window of opportunity now! .Sai Sudharsan c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood 49 (36b 7x4 1x6 58m) SR: 136.11\nHazlewood to Rutherford, no run .back of a length just outside off. Rutherford lets the ball come to him before meeting it .right under his eyes\nHazlewood to Rutherford, no run .back of a length in and around off. Rutherford gets behind the line and defends\nHazlewood to Rutherford, FOUR runs .off the mark in style! Short outside off and Rutherford, sitting deep in his crease, throws .his hands at it, flaying it past backward point for four!\nKrunal to Buttler, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Buttler presses half forward and knocks it to long off\nKrunal to Rutherford, 1 run .short on off. Rutherford opens up his stance and heaves it towards deep mid wicket\nKrunal to Buttler, 1 run .short again, wide outside off. Buttler hangs back and cuts it towards deep point\nKrunal to Rutherford, 1 run .tossed up full on middle and off. Rutherford comes forward and eases it to long on\nKrunal to Buttler, 1 run .length on middle and off. Spins away a little and Buttler punches it down the ground .towards long off . .Sherfane Rutherford vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .216 .OUTS .6 .4s\/6s .9\/22 .SR .166.15 .AVE .36.00\nKrunal to Rutherford, SIX runs .high and handsome from Rutherford! Floated up into the slot on leg stump, and .Rutherford goes absolutely massive. Free swing through the line and he tonks this 91m .over long on!\nLivingstone to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length outside leg. Buttler goes back and tucks it off his pads towards deep .backward square leg .Around the wicket to Rutherford\nLivingstone to Rutherford, no run .shortish just outside off. Rutherford hops back and cuts it nicely but straight to .backward point\nLivingstone to Rutherford, no run .RCB appeal, but no review! Darted in on a length on leg stump. Rutherford has a huge .swing at it and misses. The ball kisses his body and is then caught by Jitesh, leading to .the caught-behind appeal\nLivingstone to Rutherford, 1 run .back of a length on off. Rutherford stays leg side of the ball and pushes it towards extra .cover\nLivingstone to Buttler, FOUR runs .clean as a whistle! Leg-spinner looped up into the slot just outside off. Buttler tees it up, .goes through the line and bangs it over the bowler's head!\nLivingstone to Buttler, SIX runs .follows up the four with a sumptuous maximum! Given plenty of air and this lands in the .slot again, on leg stump. Buttler gets his front foot out of the way and clubs it over long .on. Brings up his fifty too - a sensational knock, hunting a tricky total on a tricky track!\nRasikh Salam to Rutherford, 1 run .fullish outside off. Rutherford gets onto the front foot and drives on the up towards .deep point\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, no run .hard length just outside off. Nips back in, cramps Buttler up and he prods it back .towards the bowler . .Jos Buttler vs Rasikh Salam .BALLS .11 .RUNS .23 .OUTS .0 .SR .209.09 .4s\/6s .2\/2\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, 1 run .safe! Angled in and following the batter outside leg. Buttler's bottom hand comes off as .he swings at this and drags it on the bounce to deep mid wicket .Around the wicket to the left-hander\nRasikh Salam to Rutherford, no run .back of a length outside off. Stops in the surface and Rutherford punches it towards .mid off\nRasikh Salam to Rutherford, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Rutherford meets the ball very late and with soft hands, .gliding it towards short third for a single\nRasikh Salam to Buttler, FOUR runs .dispatched to the fence, and GT, more or less, get what they needed from this over! .Slower ball straying onto the pads. Buttler's eyes light up and he whips it behind square, .beating short fine leg to his left comfortably. Seven off the over, when the required run- .rate was\nBhuvneshwar to Rutherford, 1 run .shortish on leg stump. Rutherford picks it up and tugs it on the bounce to deep mid .wicket\nBhuvneshwar to Buttler, no run .back of a length outside off. Sticks in the surface and that meddles with Buttler's timing .on the back-foot punch. Scuffed back to the bowler\nBhuvneshwar to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length on off. Buttler gets up on his toes and stabs it towards long on\nBhuvneshwar to Rutherford, no run .back of a length just outside off. Rutherford presses half forward and taps it towards .backward point. Another dot... .27 off 20. A couple of dot balls here, and the pressure might go up a touch. But a .boundary, and that pressure will be released again\nBhuvneshwar to Rutherford, SIX runs .taxi, where are you?! Haul that ball back, please! Shortish on the hips and Rutherford .will have that for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Steps inside the line and pummels it over .long leg!\nBhuvneshwar to Rutherford, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Rutherford dangles his bat at it and jams it off the .inside edge. The ball rolls off his pads towards backward point, allowing a single\nHazlewood to Rutherford, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Rutherford waits on it and guides it down to deep third\nHazlewood to Buttler, SIX runs .Buttler showing off his repertoire now! Back of a length just outside off. Buttler shapes .up for the reverse ramp and nails it to perfection. Straight over the keeper's head. .Audacious is the word to describe that!\nHazlewood to Buttler, SIX runs .that has gone a country mile, and Buttler is revving up the engine of the tuk-tuk! .Banged into the track outside off. Buttler knows that is coming and sets up deep inside .his crease. Clatters it over deep mid wicket and RCB hearts sink further!\nHazlewood to Buttler, 1 run .another short ball outside off. Buttler winds up for the good'ol heave across the line but .this time, chalks it off the toe-end towards deep third. Well, he is human\nHazlewood to Rutherford, SIX runs .Rutherford lands the final blow! And the Gujarat Titans have done this at a canter in .the end! A comprehensive eight-wicket win, inside 18 overs and RCB's record has a .blemish - that too in front of their adoring fans! Fractionally short on leg stump and .that is enough for Rutherford. Swivels beautifully and dumps it over the long leg fence. .Easy as you like, and the Titans, who were chastened in their opening game, have now .won two on the spin! .Take nothing away from Sudharsan either, who kept things ticking really nicely and is .becoming a fine performer at the top for the Titans. Rutherford will also not mind .tonight's outing, having struck the final blow and having found the fence whenever .required. In continuation of that theme, RCB struggled to pick up wickets when they .needed to. The powerplay yielded just one scalp, and it went downhill rather swiftly after .that, with their lack of penetration through the middle coming to the fore.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs GT, 14th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run length ball that starts just outside off and shapes back in. Sudharsan, having taken a step down the track, pokes it towards the bowler\n Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye shorter on leg stump. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and helps it down to fine leg. Given as leg byes, though\n Bhuvneshwar to Gill, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Gill accounts for the outward swing and drops it into the off side with soft hands Two slips now\n Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run what a ball! Length in the channel and this swerves back in devilishly. Sudharsan, looking to defend, is cut in half\n Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs back of a length on the hips. Sudharsan tucks it away towards deep backward square leg and dashes back for two\n Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye back of a length on leg stump. Sudharsan is a touch late on the flick and the ball trickles off the thigh pad behind square\n Hazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, no run short outside off and this climbs through after pitching. Sudharsan has a huge swish at it and only grabs a handful of fresh air. David felt the ball grazed the bat but no real support from elsewhere\n Hazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, no run hard length just outside off. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and stabs it towards mid wicket\n Hazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide short and wide outside off again. Keeps a little low and squirms under Sudharsan's flailing blade. Called a wide, though\n Hazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shortish just outside off. Sudharsan tips it to mid on and hares across to the other end\n Hazlewood to Gill, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Gill gets behind the line and taps it towards mid wicket\n Hazlewood to Gill, no run back of a length outside off. Gill hangs back and stabs it towards mid off Both batters still coming to grips with the pace of this surface\n Hazlewood to Gill, FOUR runs up and over, and Gill lands his first blow! Goes searching a little and hangs it up full outside off. Gill goes after it and crashes it over point!\n Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan plays it late and with an open bat face, dabbing it towards deep third\n Bhuvneshwar to Gill, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Gill bunts it to mid on and hurtles across to the other end. Sharp running\n Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Kicks up on Sudharsan and he glances it slightly uppishly towards fine leg\n Bhuvneshwar to Gill, no run shortens the length after seeing Gill advance. He waits for the ball and pats it gently into the off side\n Bhuvneshwar to Gill, 1 run back of a length outside off. Gill hangs back and guides it towards deep backward point\n Bhuvneshwar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run back of a length on leg stump. Skids off the surface and Sudharsan is late on the flick. The ball thuds into his thigh pad and rolls into the on side\n Hazlewood to Gill, no run fullish outside off. Gill looks to go downtown but shanks it off the inside half of the bat towards mid on\n Hazlewood to Gill, no run back of a length outside off and this leaves the batter late. Gill goes wafting at it without any footwork and gets beaten on the outside\n Hazlewood to Gill, 1 run angled in on a length on off. Gill drops it into the off side and calls for the single early. Has to hustle but makes it comfortably enough in the end One slip in play for Sudharsan too Shubman Gill in IPL, 2025 INNS 3 RUNS 78 SR 156.00 AVE 39.00 HS 38\n Hazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs shot - that is one way to break free! Back of a length outside off. Sudharsan pre-empts the line, shuffles across and laps it cleanly over the keeper's head!\n Hazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs this is an even better shot - wow! Full just outside off. Sudharsan marches down the track, shows the maker's name and crrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhhhessssss it back past the bowler!\n Hazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, no run hard length on middle and off. Zips off the surface and hurries onto Sudharsan, who chunks it off the inside edge into his back thigh IMPACT SUBRCB Rasikh Salam D Padikkal\n Bhuvneshwar to Gill, no run back of a length just outside off. Gill gets behind the line and defends\n Bhuvneshwar to Gill, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Gill lets the ball come to him before turning it towards mid wicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Gill, SIX runs does not even look to see where that has gone - because Gill knows it has travelled miles! Slot ball outside off. Gill plants his front foot, swings through the line and launches it over long on!\n Bhuvneshwar to Gill, OUT in the air and taken by Livingstone! Gill falls after a six, and the Chinnaswamy finds its voice! Length outside off and Gill looks to repeat the dose. Tries to go over mid off this time but cuts across it too much. Skews off the outer half of the bat and Livingstone, tearing in from deep backward point, makes no mistake at all diving forward. Massive moment in the game! \n Bhuvneshwar to Buttler, no run angled in on a back of a length on off. Buttler gets behind the line and defends\n Bhuvneshwar to Buttler, 1 run back of a length outside off. Buttler opens his bat face and runs it down to deep third\n Yash Dayal to Buttler, 1 run full outside off. Buttler drives it neatly towards mid off and calls for the single. Puts on his skates to get there. Reckon he timed that much better than he thought he did\n Yash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs what timing! Drifts onto the pads and pays the price. Sudharsan uses the angle and snaps his wrists into action, clipping it beautifully behind square!\n Yash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length on off. Sudharsan drops it into the off side and looks at Buttler, who responds and saunters across\n Yash Dayal to Buttler, 1 run oh! Back of a length on middle and off. Sticks in the surface and moves away, squaring up Buttler. He gets a leading edge but the ball dribbles away between short extra cover and cover point\n Yash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run full outside off. Sudharsan gets forward and flicks it enough to mid on's right to bag another single\n Yash Dayal to Buttler, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. GT's game of tip and run continues and this time, Buttler places it just past the bowler to retain strike\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, no run hard length just outside off. Buttler goes walkabouts and then tries to work to leg. Misses it completely and gets pinged on the front thigh. Well outside the line, though\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, no run back of a length outside off. Buttler gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side with soft hands\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, 1 run shorter outside off. Buttler advances, stands up on his toes and punches it towards deep point Around the wicket to Sudharsan. Wide slip in place\n Rasikh Salam to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs dispatched! Half-tracker outside off and this is just begging to be hit. Sudharsan obliges and hammers it through mid wicket!\n Rasikh Salam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shortish outside off. Sudharsan uses the pace and runs it down to deep third\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, FOUR runs tickled away to the fence! Back of a length on off. Buttler walks down the track and also goes across his stumps. Gets the faintest of touches to beat Jitesh to his left!\n Yash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run almost! Back of a length outside off, bowled at 133.9kph and this decks back sharply. Cuts Sudharsan in half as he jabs at it and that was very close to off stump!\n Yash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs short, wide and put away! That is one of Sudharsan's stronger areas and he makes Dayal pay. Jumps up onto his toes and scythes it past backward point. Livingstone got his right hand to it but that was not enough!\n Yash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run length ball hung up wide outside off. Sudharsan goes chasing at it without any real conviction and sees the ball nibble past the outside edge. He was probably playing for the ball coming in but it just held its line\n Yash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run dug into the track outside off. Sudharsan hops up onto his toes and cuts it towards backward point\n Yash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan drops it into the off side and canters across to the other end Jos Buttler vs Yash Dayal BALLS 44 RUNS 95 OUTS 1 SR 215.90 4s\/6s 13\/4\n Yash Dayal to Buttler, no run back of a length, angling across just outside off. Buttler gets behind the line and defends\n Rasikh Salam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shortish outside off. Sudharsan waits on it and cuts it neatly towards deep point Buttler has been content to knock the ball around so far. How long before he looks for the big shot?\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, FOUR runs the big shot comes, and Buttler helps himself to four! Dug into the track on off. Buttler skips down the track and smears it past mid wicket!\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, SIX runs miscue, but it carries all the way! Not exactly where Buttler was intending. This was on a back of a length outside off and Buttler swung wildly at it. Got a top edge and that was enough to take it over the deep third fence!\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, no run shortish on middle and leg. Buttler gives himself a bit of room and cuts it powerfully. Straight to backward point, though\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, SIX runs watch out in the crowd! Another short ball on the stumps and Buttler reads this like the morning daily. Stands up tall and pounds it over deep backward square leg!\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, 1 run pushed in on a back of a length on off. Buttler eases it to long on and retains strike The umpire points to his watch and we will have a pause in play. GT will be happy with where they are placed and RCB, at this time-out, will have to plot ways to break this partnership\n Krunal to Buttler, 1 run fired in full on leg stump. Buttler tucks it off his pads towards deep mid wicket Stays around the wicket to Sudharsan\n Krunal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run zipped in full just outside off. Sudharsan looks for the reverse but only swats away a few flies in the process. Sharp work by Jitesh to take off the bails too\n Krunal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs splits the field! Dragged down a little outside off and that is all Sudharsan needs. He rocks back and places it right between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg!\n Krunal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan hangs back and cuts it towards backward point, who misfields slightly and allows a single\n Krunal to Buttler, 1 leg bye angled in on a length on the pads. Buttler does not get bat on it and the ball kisses his back leg, trickling towards short fine leg\n Krunal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Skids on low and Sudharsan, trying the short-arm-pull, squirts it off the inside edge towards short fine leg\n Yash Dayal to Buttler, no run hard length on leg stump. Buttler gets up on his toes and stabs it towards mid wicket\n Yash Dayal to Buttler, no run back of a length on leg stump. Buttler presses half forward and taps it gently towards mid wicket\n Yash Dayal to Buttler, FOUR runs width offered, and pounced upon by Jos Buttler! A little on the shorter side too, meaning Buttler can sit deep in his crease and carve it between backward point and short third!\n Yash Dayal to Buttler, 1 run shortens the length just outside leg after seeing Buttler advance. He adjusts and punches it to mid off for a single\n Yash Dayal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shortish outside off. Sudharsan hangs back deep in his crease and cuts it towards deep point\n Yash Dayal to Buttler, no run oh, that almost carried! Back of a length on middle and leg. Stops a touch in the surface and Buttler nearly pops it straight back to Dayal\n Krunal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run very full on leg stump. Driven down the ground to long on 81 off 53 now Krunal Pandya vs RHB BALLS 2115 WKTS 70 4s\/6s 151\/89 ECON 6.88 AVE 34.72\n Krunal to Buttler, SIX runs Buttler parks it into the stands again! Slanted into the slot on leg stump and Krunal gets met! Buttler gets his front foot out of the way and smokes it over cow corner!\n Krunal to Buttler, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Buttler goes back and turns it towards deep mid wicket\n Krunal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs did Kohli misjudge that?! Shortish on middle and leg. Sudharsan rocks into position and mauls it to deep mid wicket's right. Kohli was back-tracking, which made it feel like he misjudged it but it wsa placed well by the batter!\n Krunal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs this is a misfield, and uncharacteristically sloppy work from Kohli! Tossed up on a length on the stumps. Sudharsan gets down on one knee and hits it like a bullet to Kohli at deep mid wicket. Pitches on the half-volley and it bursts through Kohli. He might have hurt his hand too, and the entire ground and thousands of RCB fans take a collective breath! See all photos That might have hit the tip of the finger, and those are never nice blows to receive. Kohli looks like he will solider on Sai Sudharsan vs RCB in T20s INNS 4 RUNS 158 SR 142.34 AVE 79.00\n Krunal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Sudharsan hangs back and works it towards deep mid wicket Buttler, before this ball, was practicing a left-handed stance at the non-striker's end. A sign that he might unfurl the reverse\/switch hit soon?\n Hazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run hard length on leg stump. Sudharsan skips down the track and turns it past mid wicket\n Hazlewood to Buttler, 1 run back of a length outside off. Buttler waits for it and runs it down to deep third\n Hazlewood to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT Sudharsan gets the lap-shot wrong, and Hazlewood breaks through! On a length outside off and Sudharsan, for some reason, tries the lap. Not sure that was the best option, given Hazlewood had been brought back just to take a wicket. Makes a mess of the stroke and scuffs it, offering Jitesh a simple enough catch moving to his right. Vital wicket for RCB, and they have a window of opportunity now! \n Hazlewood to Rutherford, no run back of a length just outside off. Rutherford lets the ball come to him before meeting it right under his eyes\n Hazlewood to Rutherford, no run back of a length in and around off. Rutherford gets behind the line and defends\n Hazlewood to Rutherford, FOUR runs off the mark in style! Short outside off and Rutherford, sitting deep in his crease, throws his hands at it, flaying it past backward point for four!\n Krunal to Buttler, 1 run fullish just outside off. Buttler presses half forward and knocks it to long off\n Krunal to Rutherford, 1 run short on off. Rutherford opens up his stance and heaves it towards deep mid wicket\n Krunal to Buttler, 1 run short again, wide outside off. Buttler hangs back and cuts it towards deep point\n Krunal to Rutherford, 1 run tossed up full on middle and off. Rutherford comes forward and eases it to long on\n Krunal to Buttler, 1 run length on middle and off. Spins away a little and Buttler punches it down the ground towards long off Sherfane Rutherford vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 216 OUTS 6 4s\/6s 9\/22 SR 166.15 AVE 36.00\n Krunal to Rutherford, SIX runs high and handsome from Rutherford! Floated up into the slot on leg stump, and Rutherford goes absolutely massive. Free swing through the line and he tonks this 91m over long on!\n Livingstone to Buttler, 1 run back of a length outside leg. Buttler goes back and tucks it off his pads towards deep backward square leg Around the wicket to Rutherford\n Livingstone to Rutherford, no run shortish just outside off. Rutherford hops back and cuts it nicely but straight to backward point\n Livingstone to Rutherford, no run RCB appeal, but no review! Darted in on a length on leg stump. Rutherford has a huge swing at it and misses. The ball kisses his body and is then caught by Jitesh, leading to the caught-behind appeal\n Livingstone to Rutherford, 1 run back of a length on off. Rutherford stays leg side of the ball and pushes it towards extra cover\n Livingstone to Buttler, FOUR runs clean as a whistle! Leg-spinner looped up into the slot just outside off. Buttler tees it up, goes through the line and bangs it over the bowler's head!\n Livingstone to Buttler, SIX runs follows up the four with a sumptuous maximum! Given plenty of air and this lands in the slot again, on leg stump. Buttler gets his front foot out of the way and clubs it over long on. Brings up his fifty too - a sensational knock, hunting a tricky total on a tricky track!\n Rasikh Salam to Rutherford, 1 run fullish outside off. Rutherford gets onto the front foot and drives on the up towards deep point\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, no run hard length just outside off. Nips back in, cramps Buttler up and he prods it back towards the bowler Jos Buttler vs Rasikh Salam BALLS 11 RUNS 23 OUTS 0 SR 209.09 4s\/6s 2\/2\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, 1 run safe! Angled in and following the batter outside leg. Buttler's bottom hand comes off as he swings at this and drags it on the bounce to deep mid wicket Around the wicket to the left-hander\n Rasikh Salam to Rutherford, no run back of a length outside off. Stops in the surface and Rutherford punches it towards mid off\n Rasikh Salam to Rutherford, 1 run back of a length outside off. Rutherford meets the ball very late and with soft hands, gliding it towards short third for a single\n Rasikh Salam to Buttler, FOUR runs dispatched to the fence, and GT, more or less, get what they needed from this over! Slower ball straying onto the pads. Buttler's eyes light up and he whips it behind square, beating short fine leg to his left comfortably. Seven off the over, when the required run-rate was\n Bhuvneshwar to Rutherford, 1 run shortish on leg stump. Rutherford picks it up and tugs it on the bounce to deep mid wicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Buttler, no run back of a length outside off. Sticks in the surface and that meddles with Buttler's timing on the back-foot punch. Scuffed back to the bowler\n Bhuvneshwar to Buttler, 1 run back of a length on off. Buttler gets up on his toes and stabs it towards long on\n Bhuvneshwar to Rutherford, no run back of a length just outside off. Rutherford presses half forward and taps it towards backward point. Another dot... 27 off 20. A couple of dot balls here, and the pressure might go up a touch. But a boundary, and that pressure will be released again\n Bhuvneshwar to Rutherford, SIX runs taxi, where are you?! Haul that ball back, please! Shortish on the hips and Rutherford will have that for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Steps inside the line and pummels it over long leg!\n Bhuvneshwar to Rutherford, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Rutherford dangles his bat at it and jams it off the inside edge. The ball rolls off his pads towards backward point, allowing a single\n Hazlewood to Rutherford, 1 run back of a length outside off. Rutherford waits on it and guides it down to deep third\n Hazlewood to Buttler, SIX runs Buttler showing off his repertoire now! Back of a length just outside off. Buttler shapes up for the reverse ramp and nails it to perfection. Straight over the keeper's head. Audacious is the word to describe that!\n Hazlewood to Buttler, SIX runs that has gone a country mile, and Buttler is revving up the engine of the tuk-tuk! Banged into the track outside off. Buttler knows that is coming and sets up deep inside his crease. Clatters it over deep mid wicket and RCB hearts sink further!\n Hazlewood to Buttler, 1 run another short ball outside off. Buttler winds up for the good'ol heave across the line but this time, chalks it off the toe-end towards deep third. Well, he is human\n Hazlewood to Rutherford, SIX runs Rutherford lands the final blow! And the Gujarat Titans have done this at a canter in the end! A comprehensive eight-wicket win, inside 18 overs and RCB's record has a blemish - that too in front of their adoring fans! Fractionally short on leg stump and that is enough for Rutherford. Swivels beautifully and dumps it over the long leg fence. Easy as you like, and the Titans, who were chastened in their opening game, have now won two on the spin! Take nothing away from Sudharsan either, who kept things ticking really nicely and is becoming a fine performer at the top for the Titans. Rutherford will also not mind tonight's outing, having struck the final blow and having found the fence whenever required. In continuation of that theme, RCB struggled to pick up wickets when they needed to. The powerplay yielded just one scalp, and it went downhill rather swiftly after that, with their lack of penetration through the middle coming to the fore.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill","Rutherford"],"Runs":[49.0,73.0,14.0,30.0],"Balls_Faced":[36,39,14,18],"Fours":[7,5,1,1],"Sixes":[1,6,1,3],"S\/R":[136.11,187.18,100.0,166.67],"dismissal":["c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood","Not Out","c Livingstone b Kumar","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Hazlewood","Krunal","Livingstone","Rasikh Salam","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[24,23,18,6,18,18],"Runs_Given":[23.0,43.0,34.0,12.0,35.0,20.0],"Wickets":[1,1,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[4.0,3.5,3.0,1.0,3.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Cummins to Rickelton, no run .Length ball on off and middle to start, punched back defensively off the crease\nCummins to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Sweeeeet! Not a driveable length that. Just around good length, outside off. Rickelton .leans into it and places it through cover, beats the fielder and takes four to get going\nCummins to Rickelton, no run .Length ball on off, punched to mid-off. Takes off for a run, Rohit responds and then is .sent back. Shy missed by NKR at the bowler's end. Ro would have been in though\nCummins to Rickelton, 2 runs .Half-minded run and a confusion between the fielders. Result? Two runs for MI. .Rickelton taps it towards and takes off, pauses and continues running. Extra cover runs .in, Reddy swoops in too from mid-off. Eventually both of them leave it for the other\nCummins to Rickelton, 1 run .Slanting away on a length, slapped to deep cover-point .Cummins vs Rohit time\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on middle, he comes forward and flicks it to mid-on for a quick single\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Back of a length on leg, he hops and tucks it through square leg\nUnadkat to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Thickish outside edge. Or might have deliberate. On a length outside off, 131.8kph, a .bit of movement away. Rickelton plays away from his body with soft hands, it goes off .the outer half between short third and backward point\nUnadkat to Rickelton, no run .Slower one, full around off, taps it towards cover. Wants a run but Rohit says no\nUnadkat to Rickelton, OUT .What a catch! Early wicket for SRH. Unadkat lands it on a length around off, it holds a bit .in the surface. Rickelton chips it back, Unadkat sticks his left hand out and he sticks. .His momentum was taking him to his right, which is why it is an excellent take .Ryan Rickelton c & b Unadkat 11 (8b 2x4 0x6 8m) SR: 137.5\nUnadkat to Jacks, no run .Slanting away on a length, steered to backward point\nUnadkat to Jacks, no run .Around the wicket on a length on off, defended back down the track\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, no run .Length ball angling in on off, he defends it towards short midwicket\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Pull. Rohit. Six! He has seen that well, all right. Cummins bowls an offcutter into the .surface, Rohit lines it up well, has enough time to pull it well over forward square leg .Deep backward square leg and deep forward square leg in place\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Tickled away fine. Shortish and angling in again, Rohit gets inside the line and looks to .pull it fine. Gets enough glove on it to take it fine and well away from the fielder in the .deep who is very square\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Angling in on middle, 139.8kph, clipped through backward square leg\nCummins to Jacks, no run .Back of a length ball outside off, pushed towards covers off the back foot . .Pat Cummins in IPL, 2025 .INNS .8 .WKTS .7 .ECON .10.38 .AVE .39.57 .BEST .3\/26\nCummins to Jacks, SIX runs .Whacked high and handsome! Another back-of-a-length ball around off, this one is .pace-on. Jacks has picked it early, gets on his toes and heaves it into the second tier .over deep midwicket. Expensive over from Cummins, 17 off it\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Cracked away with power. Rohit charges down the track early, Unadkat goes short. He .has two men manning the longer square boundary but it doesn't matter to Rohit, who .pulls it away through forward quare leg\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, no run .Very full on off, squeezed out back to the bowler\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Slower one on middle, he gets back and across and nudges it to fine leg\nUnadkat to Jacks, 1 run .Slower bouncer outside off, pulled to deep midwicket\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Oh my word. Rohit of old is back in Hyderabad! Ofcutter on a length outside off, no .pace at all on that one. Rohit clears his front leg and manufactures all the pace he .needs to launch it over extra cover\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .In line of the stumps, turned through midwicket to retain strike, 13 off the over\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, no run .Length ball on off, pushed back to the bowler .That ball damaged Rohit's bat and he wants another one. He gets one and it passes .through the umpire's gauge\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, no run .Low full toss just outside off, flicked straight to short midwicket\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Dipping low full toss around off, clipped to deep square leg\nHarshal to Jacks, no run .Jacks backs away early, Harshal follows him with a 130.9kph length ball that is .punched to cover\nHarshal to Jacks, 1 run .Slower full ball outside off, 113.7kph, pushed towards cover for a quick one\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, no run .Low full toss on off, sliced towards cover. A quiet over from Harshal after the two .before went for 30\nMalinga to Jacks, FOUR runs .Launched over extra cover. A 139.2kph length ball outside off, Jacks has the desired .width, he stands tall and slaps it over the in-field . .Will Jacks in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .3193 .OUTS .101 .4s\/6s .373\/154 .SR .159.49 .AVE .31.61\nMalinga to Jacks, FOUR runs .Creeaaammmmeeddd! Slow full toss outside off, sits up nicely for a punch from Jacks. .He delayed his shot just a little bit and that was enough for him to time it away from .cover and deep extra cover\nMalinga to Jacks, no run .Fuller and tailing in on middle, nudged to midwicket\nMalinga to Jacks, 1 run .Full o off, flicked to mid-on for a quick one\nMalinga to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Slower full ball on off, Rohit looks to flick it but gets a thick inside degd onto his pad and .towards short midwicket\nMalinga to Jacks, 1 run .Full and swinging in on middle, flicked wide of mid-on. Reddy runs to his left, dives and .keeps it to one .Timeout taken as soon as the powerplay ends. MI's have bossed this phase\nHarshal to Jacks, 1 run .Bouncer outside off, not much pace on it, pulled all along the ground to deep midwicket\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Back of a length legcutter outside off, 132.1kph, punched through backward poinr\nHarshal to Jacks, 1 run .Low full toss on off, flicked through midwicket\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, no run .Length ball outside off, nips back in a touch, he goes for the slash but misses\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, no run .Length ball angling in on off and middle, punched defensively from the crease. Rohit .indicating it nipped back sharply\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on off, glanced through to long-on, 136.4kph, another quiet over from HP\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, no run .Legspinner fuller around off, pushed to cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Launched over long-on! Rohit picked the googly early. It was full, in the slot, he cleared .his front leg, on his knee and bhaaam\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Quicker one, hurled in shorter outside off, he charges down, pauses and punched .through cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, no run .Loopy full ball outside off, pushed to cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, 1 run .Fuller outside off, swept through short fine leg\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Quicker length ball outside off, punched to deep cover .Ekanth thinks this is ending early. So he comes on early .Meanwhile, in chess, a significant result for Koneru Humpy left her in with a chance of .qualifying for the Candidates tournament for a shot at the World Championship.\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Slow and fullish just outside off, tapped through point\nUnadkat to Jacks, 1 run .Pitched up, Jacks gets leg side of the 132ks ball and tries to whip it aerially. Edges it to .long leg\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, no run .Low dipping full toss. Not slow, speedometer says - 132ks. Pushed back to the bowler\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .This is slow, Rohit helps it away anyway. Waits for the slower bouncer to arrive towards .his right shoulder and pulled it just behind square. 42-metre gap there. Nicely bisected\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Length outside off, steered to deep third with the fully open bat face\nUnadkat to Jacks, no run .Slower three-quarter-length ball close to the off-side tramline. Jacks reaches out cuffs it .off the splice. Into the pitch, back to the bowler\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on leg, legbreak at 94ks, flicked to long-on. 91ks, at middle and leg,\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, OUT .Overpitched, but it leads to the wicket. Jacks slid leg side to the 91ks ball on middle and .leg, drove through the line but straight to Mahohar's bread basket .Will Jacks c Manohar b Zeeshan Ansari 22 (19b 2x4 1x6 35m) SR: 115.78\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, 1 run .Length just outside off, punched to deep point off the back foot\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, no run .83ks. Fullish length ball on middle, spins to off, defended to cover point\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, no run .Even slower maybe. Yeah, 77ks. Was wide, Rohit waited and belted it with the horizontal .bat. Picked out cover . .Rohit Sharma vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .1142 .OUTS .44 .4s\/6s .67\/50 .SR .116.17 .AVE .25.95\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on off, flicked to long-on","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs MI, 41st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Cummins to Rickelton, no run Length ball on off and middle to start, punched back defensively off the crease\n Cummins to Rickelton, FOUR runs Sweeeeet! Not a driveable length that. Just around good length, outside off. Rickelton leans into it and places it through cover, beats the fielder and takes four to get going\n Cummins to Rickelton, no run Length ball on off, punched to mid-off. Takes off for a run, Rohit responds and then is sent back. Shy missed by NKR at the bowler's end. Ro would have been in though\n Cummins to Rickelton, 2 runs Half-minded run and a confusion between the fielders. Result? Two runs for MI. Rickelton taps it towards and takes off, pauses and continues running. Extra cover runs in, Reddy swoops in too from mid-off. Eventually both of them leave it for the other\n Cummins to Rickelton, 1 run Slanting away on a length, slapped to deep cover-point Cummins vs Rohit time\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on middle, he comes forward and flicks it to mid-on for a quick single\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Back of a length on leg, he hops and tucks it through square leg\n Unadkat to Rickelton, FOUR runs Thickish outside edge. Or might have deliberate. On a length outside off, 131.8kph, a bit of movement away. Rickelton plays away from his body with soft hands, it goes off the outer half between short third and backward point\n Unadkat to Rickelton, no run Slower one, full around off, taps it towards cover. Wants a run but Rohit says no\n Unadkat to Rickelton, OUT What a catch! Early wicket for SRH. Unadkat lands it on a length around off, it holds a bit in the surface. Rickelton chips it back, Unadkat sticks his left hand out and he sticks. His momentum was taking him to his right, which is why it is an excellent take \n Unadkat to Jacks, no run Slanting away on a length, steered to backward point\n Unadkat to Jacks, no run Around the wicket on a length on off, defended back down the track\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, no run Length ball angling in on off, he defends it towards short midwicket\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Pull. Rohit. Six! He has seen that well, all right. Cummins bowls an offcutter into the surface, Rohit lines it up well, has enough time to pull it well over forward square leg Deep backward square leg and deep forward square leg in place\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Tickled away fine. Shortish and angling in again, Rohit gets inside the line and looks to pull it fine. Gets enough glove on it to take it fine and well away from the fielder in the deep who is very square\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Angling in on middle, 139.8kph, clipped through backward square leg\n Cummins to Jacks, no run Back of a length ball outside off, pushed towards covers off the back foot Pat Cummins in IPL, 2025 INNS 8 WKTS 7 ECON 10.38 AVE 39.57 BEST 3\/26\n Cummins to Jacks, SIX runs Whacked high and handsome! Another back-of-a-length ball around off, this one is pace-on. Jacks has picked it early, gets on his toes and heaves it into the second tier over deep midwicket. Expensive over from Cummins, 17 off it\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Cracked away with power. Rohit charges down the track early, Unadkat goes short. He has two men manning the longer square boundary but it doesn't matter to Rohit, who pulls it away through forward quare leg\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, no run Very full on off, squeezed out back to the bowler\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Slower one on middle, he gets back and across and nudges it to fine leg\n Unadkat to Jacks, 1 run Slower bouncer outside off, pulled to deep midwicket\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Oh my word. Rohit of old is back in Hyderabad! Ofcutter on a length outside off, no pace at all on that one. Rohit clears his front leg and manufactures all the pace he needs to launch it over extra cover\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run In line of the stumps, turned through midwicket to retain strike, 13 off the over\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, no run Length ball on off, pushed back to the bowler That ball damaged Rohit's bat and he wants another one. He gets one and it passes through the umpire's gauge\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, no run Low full toss just outside off, flicked straight to short midwicket\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Dipping low full toss around off, clipped to deep square leg\n Harshal to Jacks, no run Jacks backs away early, Harshal follows him with a 130.9kph length ball that is punched to cover\n Harshal to Jacks, 1 run Slower full ball outside off, 113.7kph, pushed towards cover for a quick one\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, no run Low full toss on off, sliced towards cover. A quiet over from Harshal after the two before went for 30\n Malinga to Jacks, FOUR runs Launched over extra cover. A 139.2kph length ball outside off, Jacks has the desired width, he stands tall and slaps it over the in-field RUNS 3193 OUTS 101 4s\/6s 373\/154 SR 159.49 AVE 31.61\n Malinga to Jacks, FOUR runs Creeaaammmmeeddd! Slow full toss outside off, sits up nicely for a punch from Jacks. He delayed his shot just a little bit and that was enough for him to time it away from cover and deep extra cover\n Malinga to Jacks, no run Fuller and tailing in on middle, nudged to midwicket\n Malinga to Jacks, 1 run Full o off, flicked to mid-on for a quick one\n Malinga to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Slower full ball on off, Rohit looks to flick it but gets a thick inside degd onto his pad and towards short midwicket\n Malinga to Jacks, 1 run Full and swinging in on middle, flicked wide of mid-on. Reddy runs to his left, dives and keeps it to one Timeout taken as soon as the powerplay ends. MI's have bossed this phase\n Harshal to Jacks, 1 run Bouncer outside off, not much pace on it, pulled all along the ground to deep midwicket\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Back of a length legcutter outside off, 132.1kph, punched through backward poinr\n Harshal to Jacks, 1 run Low full toss on off, flicked through midwicket\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, no run Length ball outside off, nips back in a touch, he goes for the slash but misses\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, no run Length ball angling in on off and middle, punched defensively from the crease. Rohit indicating it nipped back sharply\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on off, glanced through to long-on, 136.4kph, another quiet over from HP\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, no run Legspinner fuller around off, pushed to cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Launched over long-on! Rohit picked the googly early. It was full, in the slot, he cleared his front leg, on his knee and bhaaam\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Quicker one, hurled in shorter outside off, he charges down, pauses and punched through cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, no run Loopy full ball outside off, pushed to cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, 1 run Fuller outside off, swept through short fine leg\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Quicker length ball outside off, punched to deep cover Ekanth thinks this is ending early. So he comes on early Meanwhile, in chess, a significant result for Koneru Humpy left her in with a chance of qualifying for the Candidates tournament for a shot at the World Championship.\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Slow and fullish just outside off, tapped through point\n Unadkat to Jacks, 1 run Pitched up, Jacks gets leg side of the 132ks ball and tries to whip it aerially. Edges it to long leg\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, no run Low dipping full toss. Not slow, speedometer says - 132ks. Pushed back to the bowler\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs This is slow, Rohit helps it away anyway. Waits for the slower bouncer to arrive towards his right shoulder and pulled it just behind square. 42-metre gap there. Nicely bisected\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Length outside off, steered to deep third with the fully open bat face\n Unadkat to Jacks, no run Slower three-quarter-length ball close to the off-side tramline. Jacks reaches out cuffs it off the splice. Into the pitch, back to the bowler\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on leg, legbreak at 94ks, flicked to long-on. 91ks, at middle and leg,\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, OUT Overpitched, but it leads to the wicket. Jacks slid leg side to the 91ks ball on middle and leg, drove through the line but straight to Mahohar's bread basket \n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, 1 run Length just outside off, punched to deep point off the back foot\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, no run 83ks. Fullish length ball on middle, spins to off, defended to cover point\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, no run Even slower maybe. Yeah, 77ks. Was wide, Rohit waited and belted it with the horizontal bat. Picked out cover Rohit Sharma vs legspin in T20s RUNS 1142 OUTS 44 4s\/6s 67\/50 SR 116.17 AVE 25.95\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on off, flicked to long-on","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Jacks","Rickelton","Rohit Sharma","Suryakumar"],"Runs":[22.0,11.0,45.0,1.0],"Balls_Faced":[19,8,32,1],"Fours":[2,2,3,0],"Sixes":[1,0,3,0],"S\/R":[115.79,137.5,140.62,100.0],"dismissal":["c Manohar b Zeeshan Ansari","c & b Unadkat","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Cummins","Harshal","Malinga","Unadkat","Zeeshan Ansari"],"Balls":[12,12,6,18,12],"Runs_Given":[25.0,6.0,11.0,25.0,12.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,1,1],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,1.0,3.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Cummins to Rickelton, no run .Length ball on off and middle to start, punched back defensively off the crease\nCummins to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Sweeeeet! Not a driveable length that. Just around good length, outside off. Rickelton .leans into it and places it through cover, beats the fielder and takes four to get going\nCummins to Rickelton, no run .Length ball on off, punched to mid-off. Takes off for a run, Rohit responds and then is .sent back. Shy missed by NKR at the bowler's end. Ro would have been in though\nCummins to Rickelton, 2 runs .Half-minded run and a confusion between the fielders. Result? Two runs for MI. .Rickelton taps it towards and takes off, pauses and continues running. Extra cover runs .in, Reddy swoops in too from mid-off. Eventually both of them leave it for the other\nCummins to Rickelton, 1 run .Slanting away on a length, slapped to deep cover-point .Cummins vs Rohit time\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on middle, he comes forward and flicks it to mid-on for a quick single\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Back of a length on leg, he hops and tucks it through square leg\nUnadkat to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Thickish outside edge. Or might have deliberate. On a length outside off, 131.8kph, a .bit of movement away. Rickelton plays away from his body with soft hands, it goes off .the outer half between short third and backward point\nUnadkat to Rickelton, no run .Slower one, full around off, taps it towards cover. Wants a run but Rohit says no\nUnadkat to Rickelton, OUT .What a catch! Early wicket for SRH. Unadkat lands it on a length around off, it holds a bit .in the surface. Rickelton chips it back, Unadkat sticks his left hand out and he sticks. .His momentum was taking him to his right, which is why it is an excellent take .Ryan Rickelton c & b Unadkat 11 (8b 2x4 0x6 8m) SR: 137.5\nUnadkat to Jacks, no run .Slanting away on a length, steered to backward point\nUnadkat to Jacks, no run .Around the wicket on a length on off, defended back down the track\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, no run .Length ball angling in on off, he defends it towards short midwicket\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Pull. Rohit. Six! He has seen that well, all right. Cummins bowls an offcutter into the .surface, Rohit lines it up well, has enough time to pull it well over forward square leg .Deep backward square leg and deep forward square leg in place\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Tickled away fine. Shortish and angling in again, Rohit gets inside the line and looks to .pull it fine. Gets enough glove on it to take it fine and well away from the fielder in the .deep who is very square\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Angling in on middle, 139.8kph, clipped through backward square leg\nCummins to Jacks, no run .Back of a length ball outside off, pushed towards covers off the back foot . .Pat Cummins in IPL, 2025 .INNS .8 .WKTS .7 .ECON .10.38 .AVE .39.57 .BEST .3\/26\nCummins to Jacks, SIX runs .Whacked high and handsome! Another back-of-a-length ball around off, this one is .pace-on. Jacks has picked it early, gets on his toes and heaves it into the second tier .over deep midwicket. Expensive over from Cummins, 17 off it\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Cracked away with power. Rohit charges down the track early, Unadkat goes short. He .has two men manning the longer square boundary but it doesn't matter to Rohit, who .pulls it away through forward quare leg\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, no run .Very full on off, squeezed out back to the bowler\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Slower one on middle, he gets back and across and nudges it to fine leg\nUnadkat to Jacks, 1 run .Slower bouncer outside off, pulled to deep midwicket\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Oh my word. Rohit of old is back in Hyderabad! Ofcutter on a length outside off, no .pace at all on that one. Rohit clears his front leg and manufactures all the pace he .needs to launch it over extra cover\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .In line of the stumps, turned through midwicket to retain strike, 13 off the over\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, no run .Length ball on off, pushed back to the bowler .That ball damaged Rohit's bat and he wants another one. He gets one and it passes .through the umpire's gauge\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, no run .Low full toss just outside off, flicked straight to short midwicket\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Dipping low full toss around off, clipped to deep square leg\nHarshal to Jacks, no run .Jacks backs away early, Harshal follows him with a 130.9kph length ball that is .punched to cover\nHarshal to Jacks, 1 run .Slower full ball outside off, 113.7kph, pushed towards cover for a quick one\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, no run .Low full toss on off, sliced towards cover. A quiet over from Harshal after the two .before went for 30\nMalinga to Jacks, FOUR runs .Launched over extra cover. A 139.2kph length ball outside off, Jacks has the desired .width, he stands tall and slaps it over the in-field . .Will Jacks in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .3193 .OUTS .101 .4s\/6s .373\/154 .SR .159.49 .AVE .31.61\nMalinga to Jacks, FOUR runs .Creeaaammmmeeddd! Slow full toss outside off, sits up nicely for a punch from Jacks. .He delayed his shot just a little bit and that was enough for him to time it away from .cover and deep extra cover\nMalinga to Jacks, no run .Fuller and tailing in on middle, nudged to midwicket\nMalinga to Jacks, 1 run .Full o off, flicked to mid-on for a quick one\nMalinga to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Slower full ball on off, Rohit looks to flick it but gets a thick inside degd onto his pad and .towards short midwicket\nMalinga to Jacks, 1 run .Full and swinging in on middle, flicked wide of mid-on. Reddy runs to his left, dives and .keeps it to one .Timeout taken as soon as the powerplay ends. MI's have bossed this phase\nHarshal to Jacks, 1 run .Bouncer outside off, not much pace on it, pulled all along the ground to deep midwicket\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Back of a length legcutter outside off, 132.1kph, punched through backward poinr\nHarshal to Jacks, 1 run .Low full toss on off, flicked through midwicket\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, no run .Length ball outside off, nips back in a touch, he goes for the slash but misses\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, no run .Length ball angling in on off and middle, punched defensively from the crease. Rohit .indicating it nipped back sharply\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on off, glanced through to long-on, 136.4kph, another quiet over from HP\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, no run .Legspinner fuller around off, pushed to cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Launched over long-on! Rohit picked the googly early. It was full, in the slot, he cleared .his front leg, on his knee and bhaaam\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Quicker one, hurled in shorter outside off, he charges down, pauses and punched .through cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, no run .Loopy full ball outside off, pushed to cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, 1 run .Fuller outside off, swept through short fine leg\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Quicker length ball outside off, punched to deep cover .Ekanth thinks this is ending early. So he comes on early .Meanwhile, in chess, a significant result for Koneru Humpy left her in with a chance of .qualifying for the Candidates tournament for a shot at the World Championship.\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Slow and fullish just outside off, tapped through point\nUnadkat to Jacks, 1 run .Pitched up, Jacks gets leg side of the 132ks ball and tries to whip it aerially. Edges it to .long leg\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, no run .Low dipping full toss. Not slow, speedometer says - 132ks. Pushed back to the bowler\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .This is slow, Rohit helps it away anyway. Waits for the slower bouncer to arrive towards .his right shoulder and pulled it just behind square. 42-metre gap there. Nicely bisected\nUnadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Length outside off, steered to deep third with the fully open bat face\nUnadkat to Jacks, no run .Slower three-quarter-length ball close to the off-side tramline. Jacks reaches out cuffs it .off the splice. Into the pitch, back to the bowler\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on leg, legbreak at 94ks, flicked to long-on. 91ks, at middle and leg,\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, OUT .Overpitched, but it leads to the wicket. Jacks slid leg side to the 91ks ball on middle and .leg, drove through the line but straight to Mahohar's bread basket .Will Jacks c Manohar b Zeeshan Ansari 22 (19b 2x4 1x6 35m) SR: 115.78\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, 1 run .Length just outside off, punched to deep point off the back foot\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, no run .83ks. Fullish length ball on middle, spins to off, defended to cover point\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, no run .Even slower maybe. Yeah, 77ks. Was wide, Rohit waited and belted it with the horizontal .bat. Picked out cover . .Rohit Sharma vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .1142 .OUTS .44 .4s\/6s .67\/50 .SR .116.17 .AVE .25.95\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on off, flicked to long-on\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, no run .Misses the yorker. Shin-high fully at the stumps is flicked to midwicket\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Slow, wide, and it's cut. Reddy charges left from deep point and slides, tries to flick it in .but parries it onto the ropes. Good effort nonetheless. Was a length ball but sat up .nicely\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Yorker on middle, 140ks, flicked through midwicket. Long-on runs right to stop it. SKY .wanted two but was sent back. Fifty for Rohit, big cheers again, both from the crowd .and those in MI jerseys\nCummins to Suryakumar, 1 run .Top edges a pull but it lands just past the ring at square leg. Bumper was just outside .off\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, no run .Three-quarter length, close to the tramline; waits, reaches out and checks a cut to cover.\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, no run .Inside edges a slog onto pad, ball deflects to point. 138ks fullish ball angling in towards .leg, Rohit wanted to go wide of mid-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, 1 run .Makes room, slides the back leg leg side and drives inside out over extra. Long-off .stops it. The full ball was at the stumps\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Premeditated reverse... Think Rohit wanted to sweep but had to pull it in the end. .Through where first slip would have been. Was a shortish ball that dipped and went .towards top of off\nZeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Likely a googly. 90ks spinning back towards off from a shortish length. Flat trajectory. .Cut to backward point\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .SKYs sweeping was impeccable last game and it's continuing here. Big stride forward, .turns a fullish length ball into a full one and whacks it along square leg. .That shot brings about a square leg in the ring\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Ah, but Zeeshan misses his line. Maybe not by all that much actually. The googly is just .outside off, SKY stays leg side of the ball and made it look wider than it was. Cut .through point with power\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, 1 run .Full around off, pushed to long-on\nMalinga to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Pitched up on middle, SKY's across to off and flicks the offcutter right between deep .fine leg and square leg. Both fielders were converging and one ran over the boundary, .likely to avoid a collision.\nMalinga to Suryakumar, no run .Wide yorker. Around the tramline, SKY reaches out and swishes. Beaten. Not given wide\nMalinga to Suryakumar, 2 runs .Upper cuts a slower bouncer with a flourish. Deep third runs left to stop it. That ball .might've landed a third of the way into the pitch and well above head-height\nMalinga to Suryakumar, no run .Mid-on and mid-off are in, so SKY has a heave. The slower ball outside off around a .three-quarter length almost rolls along the ground to pass below bat\nMalinga to Suryakumar, no run .Near yorker. SKY went back in the crease and tried to flick behind square. Got .nutmegged, ball brushed the inside of the pad and was rushing to Klaasen's left. He .hurries low and manages to stop it. Might've got it on the edge of the finger, looks like .it's stinging\nMalinga to Suryakumar, no run .Chops the length ball outside off to point .Timeout. MI prolly want to have a chat about finishing this quickly. A few people walking .out of the ground too.\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Short and wide to start. Pace on too, Rohit curs hard and late. Gets it in the gap to the .left of backward point .Mid-off is in.\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Yorker on off, lands around the crease, jammed towards midwicket .Deep midwicket is the fielder closest to the straight boundary. Doubt this'll be full\nHarshal to Suryakumar, 1 run .Yep, proper short and wide. Pace on. SKY hops, cuts and lands back on one foot before .running. Ball goes to deep third\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Full ball from a wide release angles in sharply, Rohit uses it by flicking aerially over .midwicket\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Deep fine leg was out and Rohit sweeps it right there. Very skilful to pick it up off a .length, was a fourth-stump ball and Rohit got on one knee paddled before driving the .bat through .Sweeper cover in with four deep fielders on the leg side\nHarshal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Dipping yorker from wide of the crease. Flicked off middle stump to deep square leg\nMalinga to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on middle and leg, might've been a missed yorker. Rohit tries whipping it over .midwicket, inside edges to deep fine leg\nMalinga to Suryakumar, 1 wide .Full down leg. Goes past the attempted whip before SKY shouldered arms\nMalinga to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Full toss is caressed over long-on. Mid-on was in, so it was a calculated shot. Reached .out to lift the slower ball from around knee-height, played from in front of the body\nMalinga to Suryakumar, 1 run .Looked like a pace-on bouncer off the hand but a slower one off the pitch. Didn't rise, .cut to deep point\nMalinga to Rohit Sharma, OUT .Soft dismissal. Rohit's chipped a yorker straight to midwicket. 142ks following him as .he made room, his back foot slid and the closed bat-faced jammed in. There was .reverse swing, so the ball came closer to him than he expected and his arms were .buckled. The movement was late too, so he couldn't change the shot. Great innings .though .Rohit Sharma c Abhishek Sharma b Malinga 70 (46b 8x4 3x6 69m) SR: 152.17\nMalinga to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Overpitched, punched through cover . .Suryakumar Yadav vs SRH in T20s .INNS .19 .RUNS .492 .SR .154.23 .AVE .37.84\nMalinga to Suryakumar, SIX runs .SKY's walked down and helped it along simultaneously! He wanted to negate a potential .yorker, Malinga missed his length, got it around knee-high but it was speeding in. .Nonetheless, it was whipped over fine leg .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nZeeshan Ansari to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Wide, fullish and slow. Sits up for the pull to deep midwicket. Played square-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Looped teasingly, SKY might've beaten on the flight but went through with the slog .sweep. Bottom hand came off but the whiplash and power couldn't be stopped. Ball .goes over the infield at midwicket for a one-bounce four\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, no run .Zeeshan goes for it again, goes a touch wider and rips the legbreak sharply. Ball .finishes well outside off and sails past bat\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Pulled. Should've been out, but the ball goes through Reddy's hands. He points to the .floodlights. Another one-bounce four over midwicket. Was a shortish googly around .middle, SKY pulled and swivelled. Might've got it off the bottom of the bat but got away .with it","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs MI, 41st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Cummins to Rickelton, no run Length ball on off and middle to start, punched back defensively off the crease\n Cummins to Rickelton, FOUR runs Sweeeeet! Not a driveable length that. Just around good length, outside off. Rickelton leans into it and places it through cover, beats the fielder and takes four to get going\n Cummins to Rickelton, no run Length ball on off, punched to mid-off. Takes off for a run, Rohit responds and then is sent back. Shy missed by NKR at the bowler's end. Ro would have been in though\n Cummins to Rickelton, 2 runs Half-minded run and a confusion between the fielders. Result? Two runs for MI. Rickelton taps it towards and takes off, pauses and continues running. Extra cover runs in, Reddy swoops in too from mid-off. Eventually both of them leave it for the other\n Cummins to Rickelton, 1 run Slanting away on a length, slapped to deep cover-point Cummins vs Rohit time\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on middle, he comes forward and flicks it to mid-on for a quick single\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Back of a length on leg, he hops and tucks it through square leg\n Unadkat to Rickelton, FOUR runs Thickish outside edge. Or might have deliberate. On a length outside off, 131.8kph, a bit of movement away. Rickelton plays away from his body with soft hands, it goes off the outer half between short third and backward point\n Unadkat to Rickelton, no run Slower one, full around off, taps it towards cover. Wants a run but Rohit says no\n Unadkat to Rickelton, OUT What a catch! Early wicket for SRH. Unadkat lands it on a length around off, it holds a bit in the surface. Rickelton chips it back, Unadkat sticks his left hand out and he sticks. His momentum was taking him to his right, which is why it is an excellent take \n Unadkat to Jacks, no run Slanting away on a length, steered to backward point\n Unadkat to Jacks, no run Around the wicket on a length on off, defended back down the track\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, no run Length ball angling in on off, he defends it towards short midwicket\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Pull. Rohit. Six! He has seen that well, all right. Cummins bowls an offcutter into the surface, Rohit lines it up well, has enough time to pull it well over forward square leg Deep backward square leg and deep forward square leg in place\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Tickled away fine. Shortish and angling in again, Rohit gets inside the line and looks to pull it fine. Gets enough glove on it to take it fine and well away from the fielder in the deep who is very square\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Angling in on middle, 139.8kph, clipped through backward square leg\n Cummins to Jacks, no run Back of a length ball outside off, pushed towards covers off the back foot Pat Cummins in IPL, 2025 INNS 8 WKTS 7 ECON 10.38 AVE 39.57 BEST 3\/26\n Cummins to Jacks, SIX runs Whacked high and handsome! Another back-of-a-length ball around off, this one is pace-on. Jacks has picked it early, gets on his toes and heaves it into the second tier over deep midwicket. Expensive over from Cummins, 17 off it\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Cracked away with power. Rohit charges down the track early, Unadkat goes short. He has two men manning the longer square boundary but it doesn't matter to Rohit, who pulls it away through forward quare leg\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, no run Very full on off, squeezed out back to the bowler\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Slower one on middle, he gets back and across and nudges it to fine leg\n Unadkat to Jacks, 1 run Slower bouncer outside off, pulled to deep midwicket\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Oh my word. Rohit of old is back in Hyderabad! Ofcutter on a length outside off, no pace at all on that one. Rohit clears his front leg and manufactures all the pace he needs to launch it over extra cover\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run In line of the stumps, turned through midwicket to retain strike, 13 off the over\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, no run Length ball on off, pushed back to the bowler That ball damaged Rohit's bat and he wants another one. He gets one and it passes through the umpire's gauge\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, no run Low full toss just outside off, flicked straight to short midwicket\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Dipping low full toss around off, clipped to deep square leg\n Harshal to Jacks, no run Jacks backs away early, Harshal follows him with a 130.9kph length ball that is punched to cover\n Harshal to Jacks, 1 run Slower full ball outside off, 113.7kph, pushed towards cover for a quick one\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, no run Low full toss on off, sliced towards cover. A quiet over from Harshal after the two before went for 30\n Malinga to Jacks, FOUR runs Launched over extra cover. A 139.2kph length ball outside off, Jacks has the desired width, he stands tall and slaps it over the in-field RUNS 3193 OUTS 101 4s\/6s 373\/154 SR 159.49 AVE 31.61\n Malinga to Jacks, FOUR runs Creeaaammmmeeddd! Slow full toss outside off, sits up nicely for a punch from Jacks. He delayed his shot just a little bit and that was enough for him to time it away from cover and deep extra cover\n Malinga to Jacks, no run Fuller and tailing in on middle, nudged to midwicket\n Malinga to Jacks, 1 run Full o off, flicked to mid-on for a quick one\n Malinga to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Slower full ball on off, Rohit looks to flick it but gets a thick inside degd onto his pad and towards short midwicket\n Malinga to Jacks, 1 run Full and swinging in on middle, flicked wide of mid-on. Reddy runs to his left, dives and keeps it to one Timeout taken as soon as the powerplay ends. MI's have bossed this phase\n Harshal to Jacks, 1 run Bouncer outside off, not much pace on it, pulled all along the ground to deep midwicket\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Back of a length legcutter outside off, 132.1kph, punched through backward poinr\n Harshal to Jacks, 1 run Low full toss on off, flicked through midwicket\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, no run Length ball outside off, nips back in a touch, he goes for the slash but misses\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, no run Length ball angling in on off and middle, punched defensively from the crease. Rohit indicating it nipped back sharply\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on off, glanced through to long-on, 136.4kph, another quiet over from HP\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, no run Legspinner fuller around off, pushed to cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Launched over long-on! Rohit picked the googly early. It was full, in the slot, he cleared his front leg, on his knee and bhaaam\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Quicker one, hurled in shorter outside off, he charges down, pauses and punched through cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, no run Loopy full ball outside off, pushed to cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, 1 run Fuller outside off, swept through short fine leg\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Quicker length ball outside off, punched to deep cover Ekanth thinks this is ending early. So he comes on early Meanwhile, in chess, a significant result for Koneru Humpy left her in with a chance of qualifying for the Candidates tournament for a shot at the World Championship.\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Slow and fullish just outside off, tapped through point\n Unadkat to Jacks, 1 run Pitched up, Jacks gets leg side of the 132ks ball and tries to whip it aerially. Edges it to long leg\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, no run Low dipping full toss. Not slow, speedometer says - 132ks. Pushed back to the bowler\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs This is slow, Rohit helps it away anyway. Waits for the slower bouncer to arrive towards his right shoulder and pulled it just behind square. 42-metre gap there. Nicely bisected\n Unadkat to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Length outside off, steered to deep third with the fully open bat face\n Unadkat to Jacks, no run Slower three-quarter-length ball close to the off-side tramline. Jacks reaches out cuffs it off the splice. Into the pitch, back to the bowler\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on leg, legbreak at 94ks, flicked to long-on. 91ks, at middle and leg,\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, OUT Overpitched, but it leads to the wicket. Jacks slid leg side to the 91ks ball on middle and leg, drove through the line but straight to Mahohar's bread basket \n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, 1 run Length just outside off, punched to deep point off the back foot\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, no run 83ks. Fullish length ball on middle, spins to off, defended to cover point\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, no run Even slower maybe. Yeah, 77ks. Was wide, Rohit waited and belted it with the horizontal bat. Picked out cover Rohit Sharma vs legspin in T20s RUNS 1142 OUTS 44 4s\/6s 67\/50 SR 116.17 AVE 25.95\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on off, flicked to long-on\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, no run Misses the yorker. Shin-high fully at the stumps is flicked to midwicket\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Slow, wide, and it's cut. Reddy charges left from deep point and slides, tries to flick it in but parries it onto the ropes. Good effort nonetheless. Was a length ball but sat up nicely\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Yorker on middle, 140ks, flicked through midwicket. Long-on runs right to stop it. SKY wanted two but was sent back. Fifty for Rohit, big cheers again, both from the crowd and those in MI jerseys\n Cummins to Suryakumar, 1 run Top edges a pull but it lands just past the ring at square leg. Bumper was just outside off\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, no run Three-quarter length, close to the tramline; waits, reaches out and checks a cut to cover.\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, no run Inside edges a slog onto pad, ball deflects to point. 138ks fullish ball angling in towards leg, Rohit wanted to go wide of mid-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, 1 run Makes room, slides the back leg leg side and drives inside out over extra. Long-off stops it. The full ball was at the stumps\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Premeditated reverse... Think Rohit wanted to sweep but had to pull it in the end. Through where first slip would have been. Was a shortish ball that dipped and went towards top of off\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Likely a googly. 90ks spinning back towards off from a shortish length. Flat trajectory. Cut to backward point\n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, FOUR runs SKYs sweeping was impeccable last game and it's continuing here. Big stride forward, turns a fullish length ball into a full one and whacks it along square leg. That shot brings about a square leg in the ring\n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Ah, but Zeeshan misses his line. Maybe not by all that much actually. The googly is just outside off, SKY stays leg side of the ball and made it look wider than it was. Cut through point with power\n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, 1 run Full around off, pushed to long-on\n Malinga to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Pitched up on middle, SKY's across to off and flicks the offcutter right between deep fine leg and square leg. Both fielders were converging and one ran over the boundary, likely to avoid a collision.\n Malinga to Suryakumar, no run Wide yorker. Around the tramline, SKY reaches out and swishes. Beaten. Not given wide\n Malinga to Suryakumar, 2 runs Upper cuts a slower bouncer with a flourish. Deep third runs left to stop it. That ball might've landed a third of the way into the pitch and well above head-height\n Malinga to Suryakumar, no run Mid-on and mid-off are in, so SKY has a heave. The slower ball outside off around a three-quarter length almost rolls along the ground to pass below bat\n Malinga to Suryakumar, no run Near yorker. SKY went back in the crease and tried to flick behind square. Got nutmegged, ball brushed the inside of the pad and was rushing to Klaasen's left. He hurries low and manages to stop it. Might've got it on the edge of the finger, looks like it's stinging\n Malinga to Suryakumar, no run Chops the length ball outside off to point Timeout. MI prolly want to have a chat about finishing this quickly. A few people walking out of the ground too.\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Short and wide to start. Pace on too, Rohit curs hard and late. Gets it in the gap to the left of backward point Mid-off is in.\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Yorker on off, lands around the crease, jammed towards midwicket Deep midwicket is the fielder closest to the straight boundary. Doubt this'll be full\n Harshal to Suryakumar, 1 run Yep, proper short and wide. Pace on. SKY hops, cuts and lands back on one foot before running. Ball goes to deep third\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Full ball from a wide release angles in sharply, Rohit uses it by flicking aerially over midwicket\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Deep fine leg was out and Rohit sweeps it right there. Very skilful to pick it up off a length, was a fourth-stump ball and Rohit got on one knee paddled before driving the bat through Sweeper cover in with four deep fielders on the leg side\n Harshal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Dipping yorker from wide of the crease. Flicked off middle stump to deep square leg\n Malinga to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on middle and leg, might've been a missed yorker. Rohit tries whipping it over midwicket, inside edges to deep fine leg\n Malinga to Suryakumar, 1 wide Full down leg. Goes past the attempted whip before SKY shouldered arms\n Malinga to Suryakumar, SIX runs Full toss is caressed over long-on. Mid-on was in, so it was a calculated shot. Reached out to lift the slower ball from around knee-height, played from in front of the body\n Malinga to Suryakumar, 1 run Looked like a pace-on bouncer off the hand but a slower one off the pitch. Didn't rise, cut to deep point\n Malinga to Rohit Sharma, OUT Soft dismissal. Rohit's chipped a yorker straight to midwicket. 142ks following him as he made room, his back foot slid and the closed bat-faced jammed in. There was reverse swing, so the ball came closer to him than he expected and his arms were buckled. The movement was late too, so he couldn't change the shot. Great innings though \n Malinga to Tilak Varma, 1 run Overpitched, punched through cover Suryakumar Yadav vs SRH in T20s INNS 19 RUNS 492 SR 154.23 AVE 37.84\n Malinga to Suryakumar, SIX runs SKY's walked down and helped it along simultaneously! He wanted to negate a potential yorker, Malinga missed his length, got it around knee-high but it was speeding in. Nonetheless, it was whipped over fine leg AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Zeeshan Ansari to Tilak Varma, 1 run Wide, fullish and slow. Sits up for the pull to deep midwicket. Played square-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Looped teasingly, SKY might've beaten on the flight but went through with the slog sweep. Bottom hand came off but the whiplash and power couldn't be stopped. Ball goes over the infield at midwicket for a one-bounce four\n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, no run Zeeshan goes for it again, goes a touch wider and rips the legbreak sharply. Ball finishes well outside off and sails past bat\n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Pulled. Should've been out, but the ball goes through Reddy's hands. He points to the floodlights. Another one-bounce four over midwicket. Was a shortish googly around middle, SKY pulled and swivelled. Might've got it off the bottom of the bat but got away with it","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Jacks","Rickelton","Rohit Sharma","Suryakumar","Tilak Varma"],"Runs":[22.0,11.0,70.0,40.0,2.0],"Balls_Faced":[19,8,46,19,2],"Fours":[2,2,8,5,0],"Sixes":[1,0,3,2,0],"S\/R":[115.79,137.5,152.17,210.53,100.0],"dismissal":["c Manohar b Zeeshan Ansari","c & b Unadkat","c Abhishek Sharma b Malinga","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Cummins","Harshal","Malinga","Unadkat","Zeeshan Ansari"],"Balls":[18,18,18,18,22],"Runs_Given":[31.0,21.0,33.0,25.0,36.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,1,1],"Overs":[3.0,3.0,3.0,3.0,3.4],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to Moeen Ali, no run .serious heat on that one, the speed gun shows 139kph but that looked much quicker. .Pitched on a length and seamed away from the left-hander, whizzing past Moeen's .poking bat\nArcher to Moeen Ali, no run .has a slash at a fuller and wider ball that moves away again and misses .. that was 146 .kph\nArcher to Moeen Ali, no run .145 koh, Archer is cranking it up against his England team-mate ... short of a length, .pitching outside off and seaming way, Moeen is beaten three times in a row\nArcher to Moeen Ali, no run .bat on ball finally, stays in his crease and pushes a straighter one towards backward .point\nArcher to Moeen Ali, 1 wide .strays down leg side this time and Jurel does well to dive to his right and make a one- .handed stop\nArcher to Moeen Ali, no run .wide outside off again, Moeen goes after it with a big drive and connects with nothing\nArcher to Moeen Ali, 1 wide .short of a length just down leg side, Moeen gets off his toes and fends, misses ...there's .a small appeal for caught behind but the umpire signals wide ... no review taken\nArcher to Moeen Ali, no run .a fuller ball at the stumps, Moeen stays in his crease and plays towards mid-off ... .Archer makes a cracking start after conceding 76 in his previous game against SRH\nTheekshana to de Kock, no run .defended on the leg side, Jurel sprints to the ball to collect\nTheekshana to de Kock, FOUR runs .dragged down short and that's easy for QDK, swivels and pulls the ball between short .fine and square leg\nTheekshana to de Kock, no run .bowled slower and fuller on off stump, de Kock drives to point\nTheekshana to de Kock, no run .floated up outside off, inviting the drive from the left-hander, de Kock obliges and the .ball spins away to beat the bat\nTheekshana to de Kock, 1 run .angled into the leftie from around the wicket, pushed to wide mid on for a single\nTheekshana to Moeen Ali, no run .defended on the front foot on the leg side, tight start from the Royals\nArcher to de Kock, FOUR runs .short and wide, QDK stays back and cuts the ball hard and fast behind point, 142kph .and it disappears to the boundary just as fast\nArcher to de Kock, 1 run .fuller ball on off stump, de Kock stays in his crease and opens the face to steer the ball .behind point\nArcher to Moeen Ali, 1 run .short ball, miscued pull, and the top edge falls safely just beyond the 30-yard circle at .square leg. 149 kph . .Quinton de Kock vs Jofra Archer .BALLS .55 .RUNS .105 .OUTS .3 .SR .190.90 .4s\/6s .10\/7\nArcher to de Kock, no run .short of a length and rapid outside off, de Kock lets it go\nArcher to de Kock, SIX runs .short of a length ball and it's been dispatched over the cow corner boundary, de Kock .was quick to go back and he had the time and room to swing his arms freely\nArcher to de Kock, 1 run .steered to third man for a single, that six has spoiled Archer's figures just a bit but he's .looked much better tonight\nTheekshana to de Kock, no run .jams down at a wicket to wicket ball and gets an inside edge on to the leg side\nTheekshana to de Kock, SIX runs .oh he's striking them beautifully tonight! Plants his front foot forward and across and .launches the slow sweep over the deep square leg boundary, just clears it\nTheekshana to de Kock, no run .what happened there? The ball seemed to grip on the pitch and turn away from the left- .hander, de Kock fended at it and spooned the ball in the air towards cover\nTheekshana to de Kock, 1 run .nudged off the pads through the leg side\nTheekshana to Moeen Ali, 1 run .worked off the pads in front of square for one more\nTheekshana to de Kock, 1 run .played to mid on and they run a quick single\nParag to de Kock, no run .tossed up on off stump with some turn away from the left-hander, defended on the front .foot\nParag to de Kock, no run .blocked watchfully on the front foot again, Parag is slowing it up\nParag to de Kock, FOUR runs .steps out, gets to the pitch of the ball and golf-swings it just over the leaping Archer at .mid-on for a boundary\nParag to de Kock, no run .played towards square leg, he tired to give that a whack but got the inside edge instead\nParag to de Kock, 1 run .makes room by moving towards leg and hits the ball through cover, mis-timed that one\nParag to Moeen Ali, 1 run .nudged off the pads for a single to finish the over ... Parag got through that one rapidly\nSandeep to Moeen Ali, 1 run .starts with a slower one on a wicket to wicket line, Moeen plays it towards long on\nSandeep to de Kock, no run .lots of width outside off, de Kock has to reach out for it and the ball stops on him a bit .as he hits it to cover, that was in the air for a while . .Sandeep Sharma in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1677 .WKTS .62 .4s\/6s .247\/50 .ECON .7.03 .AVE .31.72\nSandeep to de Kock, no run .hit hard down the ground but mid on moves to his right and cuts it off\nSandeep to de Kock, FOUR runs .full ball, on the pads, and de Kock helps himself to a boundary ... such a crisp flick off .the toes, perfect timing\nSandeep to de Kock, no run .short of a length angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, de Kock reaches .for it wide outside off and slaps it to mid off\nSandeep to de Kock, no run .tries to cut the ball but gets a bottom edge into the ground, Sandeep is keeping the ball .quite wide outside off, denying de Kock that swinging arc ... only 40 runs off the .powerplay.\nParag to Moeen Ali, 1 run, OUT .Moeen ticks along with a single through covers, but what's happened at the non-striker's .end? He wanted the second run and set off, but was sent back by de Kock. Parag .collects the throw from the deep and breaks the stumps with Moeen short of his crease .Moeen Ali run out (Theekshana\/Parag) 5 (12b 0x4 0x6 27m) SR: 41.66\nParag to de Kock, 1 run .punched off the back foot to long on for a single\nParag to Rahane, no run .gets on to the front foot to defend one that drifts into him\nParag to Rahane, no run .nice drift and turn into the right-hander, forcing another defensive shot from Rahane\nParag to Rahane, 1 run .dropped short but the bounce is a bit low, Rahane goes back and pulls through square .leg\nParag to de Kock, 1 run .played off the back foot through the off side for one more ... two economical overs from .the captain\nHasaranga to de Kock, FOUR runs .Hasaranga starts with a long hop which de Kock waits for and pulls to the fine leg .boundary ... a horrible ball to start\nHasaranga to de Kock, 1 run .short again and de Kock swats the ball flat towards deep midwicket, gets to Hetmyer on .the first bounce\nHasaranga to Rahane, no run .that was so slow that Rahane had nearly finished his pull shot before the ball thudded .into his thigh\nHasaranga to Rahane, 1 run .punched off the back foot through covers\nHasaranga to de Kock, 1 run .pitches on leg and turns across the left-hander, de Kock nudges off the front foot .through midwicket and there's a loud call of NO after the single is completed\nHasaranga to Rahane, FOUR runs .the length is too short again, giving Rahane time to just stay back and punch the ball in .the air over cover and into the gap on the boundary ... not a great start from Hasaranga .outside the powerplay\nParag to de Kock, 1 run .cut hard off the back foot through covers for just a single\nParag to Rahane, 1 run .short outside off, with width, Rahane goes back and cuts to deep point\nParag to de Kock, 1 run .nudged off the toes towards square leg\nParag to Rahane, 1 run .goes back quickly and cuts one that's not that short through point . .Ajinkya Rahane in IPL, 2025 .INNS .2 .RUNS .64 .SR .164.10 .AVE .64.00 .HS .56\nParag to de Kock, 1 run .tight wicket to wicket line and length, de Kock goes back and taps the ball towards .midwicket\nParag to Rahane, 1 run .punched off the back foot to long off for a single, six singles off that over\nTheekshana to Rahane, no run .huge appeal for lbw but the umpire is unmoved! Review taken! That was quick and .straight from Theekshana and hit Rahane flush on the front pad after he missed the .push to midwicket with a slightly closed face. Going down leg side? No inside edge but .might be umpire's call at best. Nope. it's missing leg. RR lose a review.\nTheekshana to Rahane, no run .huge slog across the line and misses it completely, the ball whizzes past off stump into .the keeper's gloves\nTheekshana to Rahane, SIX runs .he's hit this one sweetly, too short from Theekshana and Rahane pulls it over the square .leg boundary\nTheekshana to Rahane, 2 runs .leans forward and taps the ball into the gap between long on and deep midwicket, .placed it well and a fumble in the deep allows the second\nTheekshana to Rahane, 1 run .hit off the front foot to long on for a single\nTheekshana to de Kock, no run .given lbw this time, a late decision from the umpire, and will de Kock review? He does. .Skidded into the left-hander from around the wicket and struck the front pad just above .the knee roll after he missed the pull. That's going down, missing leg stump with the .angle from around the wicket. De Kock carries on batting. .With 82 to get off 60 balls, time for me to hand over to Vishal for the rest of the game. .Here's hoping it's a thriller.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs KKR, 6th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to Moeen Ali, no run serious heat on that one, the speed gun shows 139kph but that looked much quicker. Pitched on a length and seamed away from the left-hander, whizzing past Moeen's poking bat\n Archer to Moeen Ali, no run has a slash at a fuller and wider ball that moves away again and misses. that was 146 kph\n Archer to Moeen Ali, no run 145 koh, Archer is cranking it up against his England team-mate.. short of a length, pitching outside off and seaming way, Moeen is beaten three times in a row\n Archer to Moeen Ali, no run bat on ball finally, stays in his crease and pushes a straighter one towards backward point\n Archer to Moeen Ali, 1 wide strays down leg side this time and Jurel does well to dive to his right and make a one-handed stop\n Archer to Moeen Ali, no run wide outside off again, Moeen goes after it with a big drive and connects with nothing\n Archer to Moeen Ali, 1 wide short of a length just down leg side, Moeen gets off his toes and fends, misses..there's a small appeal for caught behind but the umpire signals wide.. no review taken\n Archer to Moeen Ali, no run a fuller ball at the stumps, Moeen stays in his crease and plays towards mid-off.. Archer makes a cracking start after conceding 76 in his previous game against SRH\n Theekshana to de Kock, no run defended on the leg side, Jurel sprints to the ball to collect\n Theekshana to de Kock, FOUR runs dragged down short and that's easy for QDK, swivels and pulls the ball between short fine and square leg\n Theekshana to de Kock, no run bowled slower and fuller on off stump, de Kock drives to point\n Theekshana to de Kock, no run floated up outside off, inviting the drive from the left-hander, de Kock obliges and the ball spins away to beat the bat\n Theekshana to de Kock, 1 run angled into the leftie from around the wicket, pushed to wide mid on for a single\n Theekshana to Moeen Ali, no run defended on the front foot on the leg side, tight start from the Royals\n Archer to de Kock, FOUR runs short and wide, QDK stays back and cuts the ball hard and fast behind point, 142kph and it disappears to the boundary just as fast\n Archer to de Kock, 1 run fuller ball on off stump, de Kock stays in his crease and opens the face to steer the ball behind point\n Archer to Moeen Ali, 1 run short ball, miscued pull, and the top edge falls safely just beyond the 30-yard circle at square leg. 149 kph Quinton de Kock vs Jofra Archer BALLS 55 RUNS 105 OUTS 3 SR 190.90 4s\/6s 10\/7\n Archer to de Kock, no run short of a length and rapid outside off, de Kock lets it go\n Archer to de Kock, SIX runs short of a length ball and it's been dispatched over the cow corner boundary, de Kock was quick to go back and he had the time and room to swing his arms freely\n Archer to de Kock, 1 run steered to third man for a single, that six has spoiled Archer's figures just a bit but he's looked much better tonight\n Theekshana to de Kock, no run jams down at a wicket to wicket ball and gets an inside edge on to the leg side\n Theekshana to de Kock, SIX runs oh he's striking them beautifully tonight! Plants his front foot forward and across and launches the slow sweep over the deep square leg boundary, just clears it\n Theekshana to de Kock, no run what happened there? The ball seemed to grip on the pitch and turn away from the left-hander, de Kock fended at it and spooned the ball in the air towards cover\n Theekshana to de Kock, 1 run nudged off the pads through the leg side\n Theekshana to Moeen Ali, 1 run worked off the pads in front of square for one more\n Theekshana to de Kock, 1 run played to mid on and they run a quick single\n Parag to de Kock, no run tossed up on off stump with some turn away from the left-hander, defended on the front foot\n Parag to de Kock, no run blocked watchfully on the front foot again, Parag is slowing it up\n Parag to de Kock, FOUR runs steps out, gets to the pitch of the ball and golf-swings it just over the leaping Archer at mid-on for a boundary\n Parag to de Kock, no run played towards square leg, he tired to give that a whack but got the inside edge instead\n Parag to de Kock, 1 run makes room by moving towards leg and hits the ball through cover, mis-timed that one\n Parag to Moeen Ali, 1 run nudged off the pads for a single to finish the over.. Parag got through that one rapidly\n Sandeep to Moeen Ali, 1 run starts with a slower one on a wicket to wicket line, Moeen plays it towards long on\n Sandeep to de Kock, no run lots of width outside off, de Kock has to reach out for it and the ball stops on him a bit as he hits it to cover, that was in the air for a while BALLS 1677 WKTS 62 4s\/6s 247\/50 ECON 7.03 AVE 31.72\n Sandeep to de Kock, no run hit hard down the ground but mid on moves to his right and cuts it off\n Sandeep to de Kock, FOUR runs full ball, on the pads, and de Kock helps himself to a boundary.. such a crisp flick off the toes, perfect timing\n Sandeep to de Kock, no run short of a length angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, de Kock reaches for it wide outside off and slaps it to mid off\n Sandeep to de Kock, no run tries to cut the ball but gets a bottom edge into the ground, Sandeep is keeping the ball quite wide outside off, denying de Kock that swinging arc.. only 40 runs off the powerplay.\n Parag to Moeen Ali, 1 run, OUT Moeen ticks along with a single through covers, but what's happened at the non-striker's end? He wanted the second run and set off, but was sent back by de Kock. Parag collects the throw from the deep and breaks the stumps with Moeen short of his crease \n Parag to de Kock, 1 run punched off the back foot to long on for a single\n Parag to Rahane, no run gets on to the front foot to defend one that drifts into him\n Parag to Rahane, no run nice drift and turn into the right-hander, forcing another defensive shot from Rahane\n Parag to Rahane, 1 run dropped short but the bounce is a bit low, Rahane goes back and pulls through square leg\n Parag to de Kock, 1 run played off the back foot through the off side for one more.. two economical overs from the captain\n Hasaranga to de Kock, FOUR runs Hasaranga starts with a long hop which de Kock waits for and pulls to the fine leg boundary.. a horrible ball to start\n Hasaranga to de Kock, 1 run short again and de Kock swats the ball flat towards deep midwicket, gets to Hetmyer on the first bounce\n Hasaranga to Rahane, no run that was so slow that Rahane had nearly finished his pull shot before the ball thudded into his thigh\n Hasaranga to Rahane, 1 run punched off the back foot through covers\n Hasaranga to de Kock, 1 run pitches on leg and turns across the left-hander, de Kock nudges off the front foot through midwicket and there's a loud call of NO after the single is completed\n Hasaranga to Rahane, FOUR runs the length is too short again, giving Rahane time to just stay back and punch the ball in the air over cover and into the gap on the boundary.. not a great start from Hasaranga outside the powerplay\n Parag to de Kock, 1 run cut hard off the back foot through covers for just a single\n Parag to Rahane, 1 run short outside off, with width, Rahane goes back and cuts to deep point\n Parag to de Kock, 1 run nudged off the toes towards square leg\n Parag to Rahane, 1 run goes back quickly and cuts one that's not that short through point Ajinkya Rahane in IPL, 2025 INNS 2 RUNS 64 SR 164.10 AVE 64.00 HS 56\n Parag to de Kock, 1 run tight wicket to wicket line and length, de Kock goes back and taps the ball towards midwicket\n Parag to Rahane, 1 run punched off the back foot to long off for a single, six singles off that over\n Theekshana to Rahane, no run huge appeal for lbw but the umpire is unmoved! Review taken! That was quick and straight from Theekshana and hit Rahane flush on the front pad after he missed the push to midwicket with a slightly closed face. Going down leg side? No inside edge but might be umpire's call at best. Nope. it's missing leg. RR lose a review.\n Theekshana to Rahane, no run huge slog across the line and misses it completely, the ball whizzes past off stump into the keeper's gloves\n Theekshana to Rahane, SIX runs he's hit this one sweetly, too short from Theekshana and Rahane pulls it over the square leg boundary\n Theekshana to Rahane, 2 runs leans forward and taps the ball into the gap between long on and deep midwicket, placed it well and a fumble in the deep allows the second\n Theekshana to Rahane, 1 run hit off the front foot to long on for a single\n Theekshana to de Kock, no run given lbw this time, a late decision from the umpire, and will de Kock review? He does. Skidded into the left-hander from around the wicket and struck the front pad just above the knee roll after he missed the pull. That's going down, missing leg stump with the angle from around the wicket. De Kock carries on batting. With 82 to get off 60 balls, time for me to hand over to Vishal for the rest of the game. Here's hoping it's a thriller.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Moeen Ali","Rahane","de Kock"],"Runs":[4.0,18.0,45.0],"Balls_Faced":[12,14,34],"Fours":[0,1,5],"Sixes":[0,1,2],"S\/R":[33.33,128.57,132.35],"dismissal":["run out (Theekshana\/Parag)","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Hasaranga","Parag","Sandeep","Theekshana"],"Balls":[12,6,18,6,18],"Runs_Given":[15.0,11.0,15.0,5.0,23.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,3.0,1.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to Moeen Ali, no run .serious heat on that one, the speed gun shows 139kph but that looked much quicker. .Pitched on a length and seamed away from the left-hander, whizzing past Moeen's .poking bat\nArcher to Moeen Ali, no run .has a slash at a fuller and wider ball that moves away again and misses .. that was 146 .kph\nArcher to Moeen Ali, no run .145 koh, Archer is cranking it up against his England team-mate ... short of a length, .pitching outside off and seaming way, Moeen is beaten three times in a row\nArcher to Moeen Ali, no run .bat on ball finally, stays in his crease and pushes a straighter one towards backward .point\nArcher to Moeen Ali, 1 wide .strays down leg side this time and Jurel does well to dive to his right and make a one- .handed stop\nArcher to Moeen Ali, no run .wide outside off again, Moeen goes after it with a big drive and connects with nothing\nArcher to Moeen Ali, 1 wide .short of a length just down leg side, Moeen gets off his toes and fends, misses ...there's .a small appeal for caught behind but the umpire signals wide ... no review taken\nArcher to Moeen Ali, no run .a fuller ball at the stumps, Moeen stays in his crease and plays towards mid-off ... .Archer makes a cracking start after conceding 76 in his previous game against SRH\nTheekshana to de Kock, no run .defended on the leg side, Jurel sprints to the ball to collect\nTheekshana to de Kock, FOUR runs .dragged down short and that's easy for QDK, swivels and pulls the ball between short .fine and square leg\nTheekshana to de Kock, no run .bowled slower and fuller on off stump, de Kock drives to point\nTheekshana to de Kock, no run .floated up outside off, inviting the drive from the left-hander, de Kock obliges and the .ball spins away to beat the bat\nTheekshana to de Kock, 1 run .angled into the leftie from around the wicket, pushed to wide mid on for a single\nTheekshana to Moeen Ali, no run .defended on the front foot on the leg side, tight start from the Royals\nArcher to de Kock, FOUR runs .short and wide, QDK stays back and cuts the ball hard and fast behind point, 142kph .and it disappears to the boundary just as fast\nArcher to de Kock, 1 run .fuller ball on off stump, de Kock stays in his crease and opens the face to steer the ball .behind point\nArcher to Moeen Ali, 1 run .short ball, miscued pull, and the top edge falls safely just beyond the 30-yard circle at .square leg. 149 kph . .Quinton de Kock vs Jofra Archer .BALLS .55 .RUNS .105 .OUTS .3 .SR .190.90 .4s\/6s .10\/7\nArcher to de Kock, no run .short of a length and rapid outside off, de Kock lets it go\nArcher to de Kock, SIX runs .short of a length ball and it's been dispatched over the cow corner boundary, de Kock .was quick to go back and he had the time and room to swing his arms freely\nArcher to de Kock, 1 run .steered to third man for a single, that six has spoiled Archer's figures just a bit but he's .looked much better tonight\nTheekshana to de Kock, no run .jams down at a wicket to wicket ball and gets an inside edge on to the leg side\nTheekshana to de Kock, SIX runs .oh he's striking them beautifully tonight! Plants his front foot forward and across and .launches the slow sweep over the deep square leg boundary, just clears it\nTheekshana to de Kock, no run .what happened there? The ball seemed to grip on the pitch and turn away from the left- .hander, de Kock fended at it and spooned the ball in the air towards cover\nTheekshana to de Kock, 1 run .nudged off the pads through the leg side\nTheekshana to Moeen Ali, 1 run .worked off the pads in front of square for one more\nTheekshana to de Kock, 1 run .played to mid on and they run a quick single\nParag to de Kock, no run .tossed up on off stump with some turn away from the left-hander, defended on the front .foot\nParag to de Kock, no run .blocked watchfully on the front foot again, Parag is slowing it up\nParag to de Kock, FOUR runs .steps out, gets to the pitch of the ball and golf-swings it just over the leaping Archer at .mid-on for a boundary\nParag to de Kock, no run .played towards square leg, he tired to give that a whack but got the inside edge instead\nParag to de Kock, 1 run .makes room by moving towards leg and hits the ball through cover, mis-timed that one\nParag to Moeen Ali, 1 run .nudged off the pads for a single to finish the over ... Parag got through that one rapidly\nSandeep to Moeen Ali, 1 run .starts with a slower one on a wicket to wicket line, Moeen plays it towards long on\nSandeep to de Kock, no run .lots of width outside off, de Kock has to reach out for it and the ball stops on him a bit .as he hits it to cover, that was in the air for a while . .Sandeep Sharma in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1677 .WKTS .62 .4s\/6s .247\/50 .ECON .7.03 .AVE .31.72\nSandeep to de Kock, no run .hit hard down the ground but mid on moves to his right and cuts it off\nSandeep to de Kock, FOUR runs .full ball, on the pads, and de Kock helps himself to a boundary ... such a crisp flick off .the toes, perfect timing\nSandeep to de Kock, no run .short of a length angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, de Kock reaches .for it wide outside off and slaps it to mid off\nSandeep to de Kock, no run .tries to cut the ball but gets a bottom edge into the ground, Sandeep is keeping the ball .quite wide outside off, denying de Kock that swinging arc ... only 40 runs off the .powerplay.\nParag to Moeen Ali, 1 run, OUT .Moeen ticks along with a single through covers, but what's happened at the non-striker's .end? He wanted the second run and set off, but was sent back by de Kock. Parag .collects the throw from the deep and breaks the stumps with Moeen short of his crease .Moeen Ali run out (Theekshana\/Parag) 5 (12b 0x4 0x6 27m) SR: 41.66\nParag to de Kock, 1 run .punched off the back foot to long on for a single\nParag to Rahane, no run .gets on to the front foot to defend one that drifts into him\nParag to Rahane, no run .nice drift and turn into the right-hander, forcing another defensive shot from Rahane\nParag to Rahane, 1 run .dropped short but the bounce is a bit low, Rahane goes back and pulls through square .leg\nParag to de Kock, 1 run .played off the back foot through the off side for one more ... two economical overs from .the captain\nHasaranga to de Kock, FOUR runs .Hasaranga starts with a long hop which de Kock waits for and pulls to the fine leg .boundary ... a horrible ball to start\nHasaranga to de Kock, 1 run .short again and de Kock swats the ball flat towards deep midwicket, gets to Hetmyer on .the first bounce\nHasaranga to Rahane, no run .that was so slow that Rahane had nearly finished his pull shot before the ball thudded .into his thigh\nHasaranga to Rahane, 1 run .punched off the back foot through covers\nHasaranga to de Kock, 1 run .pitches on leg and turns across the left-hander, de Kock nudges off the front foot .through midwicket and there's a loud call of NO after the single is completed\nHasaranga to Rahane, FOUR runs .the length is too short again, giving Rahane time to just stay back and punch the ball in .the air over cover and into the gap on the boundary ... not a great start from Hasaranga .outside the powerplay\nParag to de Kock, 1 run .cut hard off the back foot through covers for just a single\nParag to Rahane, 1 run .short outside off, with width, Rahane goes back and cuts to deep point\nParag to de Kock, 1 run .nudged off the toes towards square leg\nParag to Rahane, 1 run .goes back quickly and cuts one that's not that short through point . .Ajinkya Rahane in IPL, 2025 .INNS .2 .RUNS .64 .SR .164.10 .AVE .64.00 .HS .56\nParag to de Kock, 1 run .tight wicket to wicket line and length, de Kock goes back and taps the ball towards .midwicket\nParag to Rahane, 1 run .punched off the back foot to long off for a single, six singles off that over\nTheekshana to Rahane, no run .huge appeal for lbw but the umpire is unmoved! Review taken! That was quick and .straight from Theekshana and hit Rahane flush on the front pad after he missed the .push to midwicket with a slightly closed face. Going down leg side? No inside edge but .might be umpire's call at best. Nope. it's missing leg. RR lose a review.\nTheekshana to Rahane, no run .huge slog across the line and misses it completely, the ball whizzes past off stump into .the keeper's gloves\nTheekshana to Rahane, SIX runs .he's hit this one sweetly, too short from Theekshana and Rahane pulls it over the square .leg boundary\nTheekshana to Rahane, 2 runs .leans forward and taps the ball into the gap between long on and deep midwicket, .placed it well and a fumble in the deep allows the second\nTheekshana to Rahane, 1 run .hit off the front foot to long on for a single\nTheekshana to de Kock, no run .given lbw this time, a late decision from the umpire, and will de Kock review? He does. .Skidded into the left-hander from around the wicket and struck the front pad just above .the knee roll after he missed the pull. That's going down, missing leg stump with the .angle from around the wicket. De Kock carries on batting. .With 82 to get off 60 balls, time for me to hand over to Vishal for the rest of the game. .Here's hoping it's a thriller.\nHasaranga to Rahane, OUT .and he strikes first ball of his second spell! He starts with a wrong'un which Rahane .skies off his sweep, and Tushar Deshpande takes a good catch while running towards .square leg where he settles under it nicely .Ajinkya Rahane c Deshpande b Hasaranga 18 (15b 1x4 1x6 17m) SR: 120\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .lunges forward to push the ball down the ground and a dive to his left from a straight .midwicket can't stop the single . .3:32 .Angkrish Raghuvanshi: 'I want to be like Shubman Gill, I .admire his work ethic'\nHasaranga to de Kock, 1 run .flat legbreak on leg stump, whips it away square for one\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .coming in with the arm towards leg, clips it away for one more\nHasaranga to de Kock, SIX runs .swiped away for six over wide long-on and that's his fifty off 36 balls! Pitched up slightly .towards middle and leg and de Kock pounces on that to smash it into the stands with a .big swing\nHasaranga to de Kock, 1 run .on the back foot this time for the length ball towards off, clips it to leg for one more .A wicket but also 10 from the over\nParag to de Kock, SIX runs .starts with a short one and that's slammed over midwicket for six more! de Kock .looking really good. Rocks back in the crease and hammers it away off the middle\nParag to de Kock, 1 leg bye .much slower on leg and it's gently clipped square for one. Off the pad though\nParag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .he reaches out for the ball well outside off with his long arms and middles the slog .sweep to deep midwicket\nParag to de Kock, no run .quite slow outside leg and takes it on the pad past the inside edge\nParag to de Kock, 1 run .comes down while making some room and eases that into the covers for one . .Quinton de Kock vs Wanindu Hasaranga .BALLS .48 .RUNS .66 .OUTS .2 .SR .137.50 .4s\/6s .5\/2\nParag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .takes the pace off a long way, at 78.2kmh, and it takes the toe end of the bat after the .pull shot. Only a single down the ground\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .rocks back in the crease and he gets under that short ball nicely to pull that very well .over wide mid-on for four in the wide gap\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .goes back for the legbreak outside off, lets it turn, and taps to off for a single\nHasaranga to de Kock, FOUR runs .drilled back all along the carpet for four! Too short to Raghuvanshi and too full to QdK. .And they both put it away in the gap, this time down the ground\nHasaranga to de Kock, 1 run .flat legbreak on middle and tucked to leg easily for one\nHasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .gets down for the fullish ball on middle and sweeps it away behind square for one .A tense looking Sanju Samson stands near the dugout\nHasaranga to de Kock, 2 runs .full and wide, de Kock reaches out and slams it down the ground straight back, between .long-on and log-off and they make it back for the second\nSandeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .short and straight, lofted over midwicket in the air for one\nSandeep to de Kock, 1 run .goes for the reverse scoop on off, but that goes off the edge of the bat just over short .fine leg, on the other side and they get one. Was a slower one at 115kmh\nSandeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .short again, and it'll take a lot from Sandeep to trouble the tall Raghuvanshi with a .bouncer. He pulls is down into the ground for one\nSandeep to de Kock, 1 run .full on off, smashes back to the bowler and they get one after it deflects off Sandeep's .hands\nSandeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .aims for the block hole, ends up a low full toss on the pads and it's flicked away for one\nSandeep to de Kock, 1 run .short, wide and angling away, de Kock slices it nicely for one to deep point\nRana to de Kock, 1 run .starts slow and wide, it's slapped back with a big swing past Rana's right hand\nRana to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .turning into the batter towards middle, clipped down to long-on for one more\nRana to de Kock, 1 run .well outside off, eases back and pushes that past cover point for one\nRana to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .crunches that off the back foot from outside off to deep point. One more\nRana to de Kock, 1 run .quick, flat and wide at 95.1kmh, swatted down to the right of long-off\nRana to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .pauses just a bit in his delivery like Ashwin, but when he deliveries Raghuvanshi smacks .him back over the bowler's head for a cracking four\nDeshpande to de Kock, FOUR runs .he starts with an offcutter way outside off, it was going for a wide, but de Kock decides .to scythe that away after really reaching out for it and gets a boundary over backward .point\nDeshpande to de Kock, no run .beaten outside off as de Kock ends up defending just inside the line for the length ball\nDeshpande to de Kock, 1 run .on length on off this time, pushes to cover point for one\nDeshpande to A Raghuvanshi, no run .classy straight drive for the full delivery and that's hit so straight it hits the stumps at .the other end\nDeshpande to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .offcutter outside off, quite slow at 116kmh which gives the batter time to stay back and .punch it down to long-on\nDeshpande to de Kock, 1 run .he waits for the length ball angling in and taps to point for an easy single .And it's the last time out for tonight. RR is the team that needs to get together in this .because it's KKR's game to lose. Will KKR smash away the remaining 27 runs to boost .their NRR now? Let's see\nTheekshana to de Kock, 1 leg bye .drifting down leg but it takes the pad on the way for a leg bye to square leg .Over to Raghuvanshi\nTheekshana to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .quite tight and flat on off stump, he defends to off for a quick one\nTheekshana to de Kock, no run .loud appeal, not given, Run out chance and that's also missed. It's all happening here, .as they say. And at the end of it all, Parag takes the review for lbw. De Kock missed his .reverse sweep and was hit on the knee roll of the front pad, and the impact is well .outside off stump. Raghuvanshi ran a long way down the pitch but de Kock had sent .him back, and had the throw been more accurate or if Theekshana was standing at the .stumps, he was gone\nTheekshana to de Kock, 1 run .on the pads now from wide of the crease, clipped away for one\nTheekshana to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .full on off and that's lofted beautifully over the bowler for one\nTheekshana to de Kock, 5 wide .poor delivery down the leg side, past the sweep, past the pads, past the keeper for five .wides. And Theekshana's shake of the head sumps up RR's show tonight\nTheekshana to de Kock, 1 run .drifting into the pads again, nudged to short fine leg and this time de Kock responds for .the single Raghuvanshi has taken off for quickly\nArcher to de Kock, FOUR runs .he bangs it in to start with and de Kock is looking so good he can only middle those .pulls now. In the big gap over and wide of mid-on for four\nArcher to de Kock, SIX runs .launched over fine leg for six now! This is getting over quickly. Another short ball .angling in and this time de Kock lofts it somewhat like Klaasen - bottom to top - behind .square to land it in the stands\nArcher to de Kock, 1 wide .slow, wide, and full. And so wide it's called a wide\nArcher to de Kock, 1 wide .RR and Archer are all over the place now. This is a wide way down the leg side now, and .Jurel does well to get his right glove to it\nArcher to de Kock, SIX runs .smoked over long-on and de Kock finishes it off in style! Archer finally bowls one .straight but there's no respite as De Kock middles that straight down the ground and .that's the game for tonight .See all photos","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs KKR, 6th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to Moeen Ali, no run serious heat on that one, the speed gun shows 139kph but that looked much quicker. Pitched on a length and seamed away from the left-hander, whizzing past Moeen's poking bat\n Archer to Moeen Ali, no run has a slash at a fuller and wider ball that moves away again and misses. that was 146 kph\n Archer to Moeen Ali, no run 145 koh, Archer is cranking it up against his England team-mate.. short of a length, pitching outside off and seaming way, Moeen is beaten three times in a row\n Archer to Moeen Ali, no run bat on ball finally, stays in his crease and pushes a straighter one towards backward point\n Archer to Moeen Ali, 1 wide strays down leg side this time and Jurel does well to dive to his right and make a one-handed stop\n Archer to Moeen Ali, no run wide outside off again, Moeen goes after it with a big drive and connects with nothing\n Archer to Moeen Ali, 1 wide short of a length just down leg side, Moeen gets off his toes and fends, misses..there's a small appeal for caught behind but the umpire signals wide.. no review taken\n Archer to Moeen Ali, no run a fuller ball at the stumps, Moeen stays in his crease and plays towards mid-off.. Archer makes a cracking start after conceding 76 in his previous game against SRH\n Theekshana to de Kock, no run defended on the leg side, Jurel sprints to the ball to collect\n Theekshana to de Kock, FOUR runs dragged down short and that's easy for QDK, swivels and pulls the ball between short fine and square leg\n Theekshana to de Kock, no run bowled slower and fuller on off stump, de Kock drives to point\n Theekshana to de Kock, no run floated up outside off, inviting the drive from the left-hander, de Kock obliges and the ball spins away to beat the bat\n Theekshana to de Kock, 1 run angled into the leftie from around the wicket, pushed to wide mid on for a single\n Theekshana to Moeen Ali, no run defended on the front foot on the leg side, tight start from the Royals\n Archer to de Kock, FOUR runs short and wide, QDK stays back and cuts the ball hard and fast behind point, 142kph and it disappears to the boundary just as fast\n Archer to de Kock, 1 run fuller ball on off stump, de Kock stays in his crease and opens the face to steer the ball behind point\n Archer to Moeen Ali, 1 run short ball, miscued pull, and the top edge falls safely just beyond the 30-yard circle at square leg. 149 kph Quinton de Kock vs Jofra Archer BALLS 55 RUNS 105 OUTS 3 SR 190.90 4s\/6s 10\/7\n Archer to de Kock, no run short of a length and rapid outside off, de Kock lets it go\n Archer to de Kock, SIX runs short of a length ball and it's been dispatched over the cow corner boundary, de Kock was quick to go back and he had the time and room to swing his arms freely\n Archer to de Kock, 1 run steered to third man for a single, that six has spoiled Archer's figures just a bit but he's looked much better tonight\n Theekshana to de Kock, no run jams down at a wicket to wicket ball and gets an inside edge on to the leg side\n Theekshana to de Kock, SIX runs oh he's striking them beautifully tonight! Plants his front foot forward and across and launches the slow sweep over the deep square leg boundary, just clears it\n Theekshana to de Kock, no run what happened there? The ball seemed to grip on the pitch and turn away from the left-hander, de Kock fended at it and spooned the ball in the air towards cover\n Theekshana to de Kock, 1 run nudged off the pads through the leg side\n Theekshana to Moeen Ali, 1 run worked off the pads in front of square for one more\n Theekshana to de Kock, 1 run played to mid on and they run a quick single\n Parag to de Kock, no run tossed up on off stump with some turn away from the left-hander, defended on the front foot\n Parag to de Kock, no run blocked watchfully on the front foot again, Parag is slowing it up\n Parag to de Kock, FOUR runs steps out, gets to the pitch of the ball and golf-swings it just over the leaping Archer at mid-on for a boundary\n Parag to de Kock, no run played towards square leg, he tired to give that a whack but got the inside edge instead\n Parag to de Kock, 1 run makes room by moving towards leg and hits the ball through cover, mis-timed that one\n Parag to Moeen Ali, 1 run nudged off the pads for a single to finish the over.. Parag got through that one rapidly\n Sandeep to Moeen Ali, 1 run starts with a slower one on a wicket to wicket line, Moeen plays it towards long on\n Sandeep to de Kock, no run lots of width outside off, de Kock has to reach out for it and the ball stops on him a bit as he hits it to cover, that was in the air for a while BALLS 1677 WKTS 62 4s\/6s 247\/50 ECON 7.03 AVE 31.72\n Sandeep to de Kock, no run hit hard down the ground but mid on moves to his right and cuts it off\n Sandeep to de Kock, FOUR runs full ball, on the pads, and de Kock helps himself to a boundary.. such a crisp flick off the toes, perfect timing\n Sandeep to de Kock, no run short of a length angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, de Kock reaches for it wide outside off and slaps it to mid off\n Sandeep to de Kock, no run tries to cut the ball but gets a bottom edge into the ground, Sandeep is keeping the ball quite wide outside off, denying de Kock that swinging arc.. only 40 runs off the powerplay.\n Parag to Moeen Ali, 1 run, OUT Moeen ticks along with a single through covers, but what's happened at the non-striker's end? He wanted the second run and set off, but was sent back by de Kock. Parag collects the throw from the deep and breaks the stumps with Moeen short of his crease \n Parag to de Kock, 1 run punched off the back foot to long on for a single\n Parag to Rahane, no run gets on to the front foot to defend one that drifts into him\n Parag to Rahane, no run nice drift and turn into the right-hander, forcing another defensive shot from Rahane\n Parag to Rahane, 1 run dropped short but the bounce is a bit low, Rahane goes back and pulls through square leg\n Parag to de Kock, 1 run played off the back foot through the off side for one more.. two economical overs from the captain\n Hasaranga to de Kock, FOUR runs Hasaranga starts with a long hop which de Kock waits for and pulls to the fine leg boundary.. a horrible ball to start\n Hasaranga to de Kock, 1 run short again and de Kock swats the ball flat towards deep midwicket, gets to Hetmyer on the first bounce\n Hasaranga to Rahane, no run that was so slow that Rahane had nearly finished his pull shot before the ball thudded into his thigh\n Hasaranga to Rahane, 1 run punched off the back foot through covers\n Hasaranga to de Kock, 1 run pitches on leg and turns across the left-hander, de Kock nudges off the front foot through midwicket and there's a loud call of NO after the single is completed\n Hasaranga to Rahane, FOUR runs the length is too short again, giving Rahane time to just stay back and punch the ball in the air over cover and into the gap on the boundary.. not a great start from Hasaranga outside the powerplay\n Parag to de Kock, 1 run cut hard off the back foot through covers for just a single\n Parag to Rahane, 1 run short outside off, with width, Rahane goes back and cuts to deep point\n Parag to de Kock, 1 run nudged off the toes towards square leg\n Parag to Rahane, 1 run goes back quickly and cuts one that's not that short through point Ajinkya Rahane in IPL, 2025 INNS 2 RUNS 64 SR 164.10 AVE 64.00 HS 56\n Parag to de Kock, 1 run tight wicket to wicket line and length, de Kock goes back and taps the ball towards midwicket\n Parag to Rahane, 1 run punched off the back foot to long off for a single, six singles off that over\n Theekshana to Rahane, no run huge appeal for lbw but the umpire is unmoved! Review taken! That was quick and straight from Theekshana and hit Rahane flush on the front pad after he missed the push to midwicket with a slightly closed face. Going down leg side? No inside edge but might be umpire's call at best. Nope. it's missing leg. RR lose a review.\n Theekshana to Rahane, no run huge slog across the line and misses it completely, the ball whizzes past off stump into the keeper's gloves\n Theekshana to Rahane, SIX runs he's hit this one sweetly, too short from Theekshana and Rahane pulls it over the square leg boundary\n Theekshana to Rahane, 2 runs leans forward and taps the ball into the gap between long on and deep midwicket, placed it well and a fumble in the deep allows the second\n Theekshana to Rahane, 1 run hit off the front foot to long on for a single\n Theekshana to de Kock, no run given lbw this time, a late decision from the umpire, and will de Kock review? He does. Skidded into the left-hander from around the wicket and struck the front pad just above the knee roll after he missed the pull. That's going down, missing leg stump with the angle from around the wicket. De Kock carries on batting. With 82 to get off 60 balls, time for me to hand over to Vishal for the rest of the game. Here's hoping it's a thriller.\n Hasaranga to Rahane, OUT and he strikes first ball of his second spell! He starts with a wrong'un which Rahane skies off his sweep, and Tushar Deshpande takes a good catch while running towards square leg where he settles under it nicely \n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run lunges forward to push the ball down the ground and a dive to his left from a straight midwicket can't stop the single 3:32 Angkrish Raghuvanshi: 'I want to be like Shubman Gill, I admire his work ethic'\n Hasaranga to de Kock, 1 run flat legbreak on leg stump, whips it away square for one\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run coming in with the arm towards leg, clips it away for one more\n Hasaranga to de Kock, SIX runs swiped away for six over wide long-on and that's his fifty off 36 balls! Pitched up slightly towards middle and leg and de Kock pounces on that to smash it into the stands with a big swing\n Hasaranga to de Kock, 1 run on the back foot this time for the length ball towards off, clips it to leg for one more A wicket but also 10 from the over\n Parag to de Kock, SIX runs starts with a short one and that's slammed over midwicket for six more! de Kock looking really good. Rocks back in the crease and hammers it away off the middle\n Parag to de Kock, 1 leg bye much slower on leg and it's gently clipped square for one. Off the pad though\n Parag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run he reaches out for the ball well outside off with his long arms and middles the slog sweep to deep midwicket\n Parag to de Kock, no run quite slow outside leg and takes it on the pad past the inside edge\n Parag to de Kock, 1 run comes down while making some room and eases that into the covers for one Quinton de Kock vs Wanindu Hasaranga BALLS 48 RUNS 66 OUTS 2 SR 137.50 4s\/6s 5\/2\n Parag to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run takes the pace off a long way, at 78.2kmh, and it takes the toe end of the bat after the pull shot. Only a single down the ground\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs rocks back in the crease and he gets under that short ball nicely to pull that very well over wide mid-on for four in the wide gap\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run goes back for the legbreak outside off, lets it turn, and taps to off for a single\n Hasaranga to de Kock, FOUR runs drilled back all along the carpet for four! Too short to Raghuvanshi and too full to QdK. And they both put it away in the gap, this time down the ground\n Hasaranga to de Kock, 1 run flat legbreak on middle and tucked to leg easily for one\n Hasaranga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run gets down for the fullish ball on middle and sweeps it away behind square for one A tense looking Sanju Samson stands near the dugout\n Hasaranga to de Kock, 2 runs full and wide, de Kock reaches out and slams it down the ground straight back, between long-on and log-off and they make it back for the second\n Sandeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run short and straight, lofted over midwicket in the air for one\n Sandeep to de Kock, 1 run goes for the reverse scoop on off, but that goes off the edge of the bat just over short fine leg, on the other side and they get one. Was a slower one at 115kmh\n Sandeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run short again, and it'll take a lot from Sandeep to trouble the tall Raghuvanshi with a bouncer. He pulls is down into the ground for one\n Sandeep to de Kock, 1 run full on off, smashes back to the bowler and they get one after it deflects off Sandeep's hands\n Sandeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run aims for the block hole, ends up a low full toss on the pads and it's flicked away for one\n Sandeep to de Kock, 1 run short, wide and angling away, de Kock slices it nicely for one to deep point\n Rana to de Kock, 1 run starts slow and wide, it's slapped back with a big swing past Rana's right hand\n Rana to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run turning into the batter towards middle, clipped down to long-on for one more\n Rana to de Kock, 1 run well outside off, eases back and pushes that past cover point for one\n Rana to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run crunches that off the back foot from outside off to deep point. One more\n Rana to de Kock, 1 run quick, flat and wide at 95.1kmh, swatted down to the right of long-off\n Rana to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs pauses just a bit in his delivery like Ashwin, but when he deliveries Raghuvanshi smacks him back over the bowler's head for a cracking four\n Deshpande to de Kock, FOUR runs he starts with an offcutter way outside off, it was going for a wide, but de Kock decides to scythe that away after really reaching out for it and gets a boundary over backward point\n Deshpande to de Kock, no run beaten outside off as de Kock ends up defending just inside the line for the length ball\n Deshpande to de Kock, 1 run on length on off this time, pushes to cover point for one\n Deshpande to A Raghuvanshi, no run classy straight drive for the full delivery and that's hit so straight it hits the stumps at the other end\n Deshpande to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run offcutter outside off, quite slow at 116kmh which gives the batter time to stay back and punch it down to long-on\n Deshpande to de Kock, 1 run he waits for the length ball angling in and taps to point for an easy single And it's the last time out for tonight. RR is the team that needs to get together in this because it's KKR's game to lose. Will KKR smash away the remaining 27 runs to boost their NRR now? Let's see\n Theekshana to de Kock, 1 leg bye drifting down leg but it takes the pad on the way for a leg bye to square leg Over to Raghuvanshi\n Theekshana to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run quite tight and flat on off stump, he defends to off for a quick one\n Theekshana to de Kock, no run loud appeal, not given, Run out chance and that's also missed. It's all happening here, as they say. And at the end of it all, Parag takes the review for lbw. De Kock missed his reverse sweep and was hit on the knee roll of the front pad, and the impact is well outside off stump. Raghuvanshi ran a long way down the pitch but de Kock had sent him back, and had the throw been more accurate or if Theekshana was standing at the stumps, he was gone\n Theekshana to de Kock, 1 run on the pads now from wide of the crease, clipped away for one\n Theekshana to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run full on off and that's lofted beautifully over the bowler for one\n Theekshana to de Kock, 5 wide poor delivery down the leg side, past the sweep, past the pads, past the keeper for five wides. And Theekshana's shake of the head sumps up RR's show tonight\n Theekshana to de Kock, 1 run drifting into the pads again, nudged to short fine leg and this time de Kock responds for the single Raghuvanshi has taken off for quickly\n Archer to de Kock, FOUR runs he bangs it in to start with and de Kock is looking so good he can only middle those pulls now. In the big gap over and wide of mid-on for four\n Archer to de Kock, SIX runs launched over fine leg for six now! This is getting over quickly. Another short ball angling in and this time de Kock lofts it somewhat like Klaasen - bottom to top - behind square to land it in the stands\n Archer to de Kock, 1 wide slow, wide, and full. And so wide it's called a wide\n Archer to de Kock, 1 wide RR and Archer are all over the place now. This is a wide way down the leg side now, and Jurel does well to get his right glove to it\n Archer to de Kock, SIX runs smoked over long-on and de Kock finishes it off in style! Archer finally bowls one straight but there's no respite as De Kock middles that straight down the ground and that's the game for tonight See all photos","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["A Raghuvanshi","Moeen Ali","Rahane","de Kock"],"Runs":[22.0,4.0,18.0,97.0],"Balls_Faced":[17,12,15,61],"Fours":[2,0,1,8],"Sixes":[0,0,1,6],"S\/R":[129.41,33.33,120.0,159.02],"dismissal":["Not Out","run out (Theekshana\/Parag)","c Deshpande b Hasaranga","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Hasaranga","Parag","Rana","Sandeep","Theekshana"],"Balls":[15,6,18,24,6,12,24],"Runs_Given":[33.0,7.0,34.0,24.0,9.0,11.0,32.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.3,1.0,3.0,4.0,1.0,2.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arora to Head, FOUR runs .off the mark straightaway! Fullish just outside off and this is not the most controlled of .strokes. Head goes through with the drive and chips it enough to Rana's left at mid off. .Gathers pace as it hits the outfield and then hits the cushion too!\nArora to Head, OUT .goes a mile up and Rana takes a superb catch tumbling back! Head falls early, and .Arora gets him for the second time in as many games! Full and swinging away outside .off. Head looks to go over mid off but does not get enough on it. Gets more height than .distance and Rana, back-pedaling, keeps his eyes on the ball the entire way. Clings onto .the chance, and that is a massive moment early in the game! .Travis Head c Harshit Rana b Arora 4 (2b 1x4 0x6 2m) SR: 200\nArora to Ishan, no run .length ball angled across the batter just outside off. Kishan gets a good stride in and .lets it go\nArora to Ishan, 1 run .length in the channel. Kishan comes forward and pushes it into the point region to get .off the mark\nArora to Abhishek, no run .back of a length just outside off. Abhishek hangs back and jabs it towards cover\nArora to Abhishek, 1 run .hard length just outside off. Abhishek rises with the bounce and punches it towards .deep backward point\nHarshit Rana to Abhishek, no run .back of a length on off. Abhishek stays leg side and pokes it towards cover point. Not a .great deal of foot movement there\nHarshit Rana to Abhishek, 1 run .dug into the track just outside leg. Abhishek advances, tries to force it through the off .side and shanks it off the inside edge into his body. The ball bobbles to the right of the .pitch, allowing Kishan to pinch a run\nHarshit Rana to Ishan, 1 wide .slower ball hung up on a length wide outside off. Kishan swishes at it wildly and misses. .Called a wide, though\nHarshit Rana to Ishan, no run .back of a length in the channel just outside off. Kisses the surface and zips through, .whistling past the shoulder of the bat\nHarshit Rana to Ishan, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Kishan waits for this and opens his bat face to guide it .towards deep backward point\nHarshit Rana to Abhishek, no run .slower ball on a full length outside off. Abhishek thinks about swinging at it before .opting to leave it alone. Asks his partner whether it is worth a review but Kishan says no\nHarshit Rana to Abhishek, OUT .Abhishek bites the dust too, and SRH's chase is spiraling early! Another off-pace ball, .on a length outside off. Abhishek advances and tries to smash it into oblivion. Plays too .early and only manages a thick outside edge that floats through to slip. The easiest of .catches and Travishek have been sent packing inside two overs! .Abhishek Sharma c Iyer b Harshit Rana 2 (6b 0x4 0x6 10m) SR: 33.33\nArora to Ishan, OUT .oh my days - stop the press and play that on loop and repeat all night long! Full outside .off and Kishan's eyes light up. He looks to carve it through extra cover and absolutely .smashes it. Rahane, though, is sharper. Much sharper, in fact. He takes a step to his left, .snaps down and then grabs hold of it with both hands. Two in two for KKR, three in .three overs, and SRH are in danger of flat-lining prematurely! .Ishan Kishan c Rahane b Arora 2 (5b 0x4 0x6 10m) SR: 40\nArora to Kamindu Mendis, no run .full and slanted across the batter outside off. Kamindu goes chasing after it and sees .the ball whiz past his flailing blade . .Vaibhav Arora vs LHB .BALLS .213 .WKTS .17 .4s\/6s .25\/8 .ECON .6.70 .AVE .14.00\nArora to Kamindu Mendis, no run .back of a length outside off. Kamindu looks to dab it away but ends up chopping it off .the under-edge towards the keeper\nArora to Kamindu Mendis, no run .peach! Full in the channel and this seems to swerve away late. By then, Kamindu is .committed to playing it towards mid on and gets beaten all ends up\nArora to Kamindu Mendis, no run .full on leg stump. Kamindu looks to flick it away but does not lay bat on ball again. .Thuds into his pads. Might have pitched outside leg, hence the lack of an lbw appeal\nArora to Kamindu Mendis, no run .chipped straight to Russell, but he puts it down! Full on middle and off. Kamindu tries .to over mid on and ends up popping it towards Russell. He seems to mistime his jump .ad that means the ball slips out of his grasp. Russell cannot believe it. KKR cannot .either!\nHarshit Rana to Nitish Kumar, no run .back of a length outside off. Reddy watches it go through to the keeper\nHarshit Rana to Nitish Kumar, no run .dug into the track outside off. Reddy looks to punch it through cover while being up on .his toes but scuffs it badly. Bobbles back to the bowler\nHarshit Rana to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .off-pace on a length just outside off. Reddy comes forward and bunts it towards mid on .to get off the mark\nHarshit Rana to Kamindu Mendis, no run .banged into the track outside off. Kamindu has a swipe at it but cannot fight the angle .or the pace Rana is generating. Flashes past his blade\nHarshit Rana to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Kamindu waits for it and dabs it towards .short third, who dives to his left and parries it towards deep backward point. Off the .mark with a brace\nHarshit Rana to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs .safe! Shortish on leg stump. Rushes onto Kamindu and gets a little big on him. He .splices his pull but it lands into space in the deep mid wicket region\nArora to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .Reddy with his first boundary! First real loose ball Arora has bowled tonight. On a length .and also down leg. Reddy gets under it and helps it over short fine leg!\nArora to Nitish Kumar, no run .low full toss, slanting into the pads. Reddy gets squared up a touch and plonks it .towards the bowler\nArora to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .dispatched! That made such a nice sound off the bat! Half-tracker outside off that sits .up for Reddy. He stands up on his toes and belts it in front of square!\nArora to Nitish Kumar, SIX runs .14 off the over already! Reddy is counter-punching! Loose again, a low full toss on the .pads. Reddy snaps his wrists into action and shovels it over the deep backward square .leg fence!\nArora to Nitish Kumar, no run .back of a length outside off. Nips back in a little and Reddy, trying to swipe across the .line, is beaten by the inward movement\nArora to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .back of a length, honing into off stump. Reddy dabs it into the backward point region .and keeps strike\nVarun to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs .back of a length on leg stump. Reddy tucks it off his pads towards deep backward .square leg. Calls for two and scampers back to complete it\nVarun to Nitish Kumar, no run .pushed in on a length on off. Reddy presses half forward and pokes it towards mid .wicket\nVarun to Nitish Kumar, no run .falls across badly, and gets rapped on the pads. Not given, though! Tossed up .beautifully and this starts outside off before drifting back in devilishly. Reddy's balance .is all over the place and he misses his flick. Gets struck on the pad and even though .that seemed to be heading down leg, KKR have reviewed. No bat involved, clearly, and .Ball Tracking has the ball missing leg stump by a fair margin. KKR burn a review, and .Reddy stays!\nVarun to Nitish Kumar, no run .fired in on a length on middle and leg. Reddy stays back and prods it towards mid .wicket\nVarun to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Reddy goes back and punches it towards long on\nVarun to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .flighted up full just outside off, from around the wicket. Driven down the ground to long .on\nRussell to Kamindu Mendis, SIX runs .do not bowl there to Kamindu Mendis! Shortish on the hips and Kamindu thrives playing .that stroke. Perfect pick-up pull and it flies high and long over deep backward square .leg!\nRussell to Kamindu Mendis, FOUR runs .this is another sizzler! Fuller outside off. Kamindu picks the length early, gets onto the .front foot and cracks it over extra cover!\nRussell to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Kamindu presses half forward and turns it towards .deep mid wicket .Kamindu, prior to tonight, had six single-digit scores in his last nine white-ball innings. .SRH will be pleased he did not make it seven out of ten...\nRussell to Nitish Kumar, OUT .oh, what have you done, Nitish Kumar Reddy?! Slanted in on a length on middle and off. .Reddy plants his front foot and almost half-heartedly, flicks it in the air. Picks out Narine .to absolute perfection, almost like catching practice, and Reddy cannot believe what he .has done. He did not keep that down, nor did he show enough conviction to go over that .sweeper. Strange and soft dismissal, and SRH lurch further into crisis! .Nitish Kumar Reddy c Narine b Russell 19 (15b 2x4 1x6 23m) SR: 126.66\nRussell to Klaasen, 1 run .full just outside off. Klaasen's feet do not move much but he drives it back past the .bowler for a single\nRussell to Kamindu Mendis, SIX runs .another six on the pull for Kamindu Mendis! Banged in again and outside leg again, .which means it is right into Kamindu's arc. He swivels inside the line and hoists it a mile .over fine leg!\nNarine to Klaasen, 1 run .fired in full on middle and off. Klaasen comes forward and eases it to long on\nNarine to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .on a length just outside off. Nips away a touch and that extracts the leading edge as .Kamindu looks to work to leg. Dribbles away towards sweeper cover . .Sunil Narine vs RHB .BALLS .8049 .WKTS .383 .4s\/6s .499\/248 .ECON .5.88 .AVE .20.67\nNarine to Klaasen, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Tucked up for room, Klaasen stabs it to mid wicket\nNarine to Klaasen, 1 run .length ball on leg stump. Klaasen waits for it and works it towards deep mid wicket\nNarine to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Kamindu hangs back and tugs it towards deep mid .wicket. That kept a little low\nNarine to Klaasen, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Klaasen reads it off the pitch and knocks it to long on .A tidy start by Narine, and that is not a huge surprise\nVarun to Klaasen, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Keeps a little low and Klaasen adjusts to poke it to .long on .Around the wicket\nVarun to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .slanted in full on middle and off. Kamindu brings out the reverse and smashes it on the .bounce to deep point. He got plenty of purchase on that\nVarun to Klaasen, FOUR runs .deftly done! Shortish on leg stump. Klaasen gauges the line early, gets inside it and then .helps it fine to the fence!\nVarun to Klaasen, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Klaasen hangs back and pushes it to long on\nVarun to Kamindu Mendis, no run .on a fullish length just outside off. Kamindu presses half forward and pats it towards .backward point\nVarun to Kamindu Mendis, no run .back of a length delivery wide outside off. Seems like a top-spinner because this .bounces extra and goes over Kamindu's flailing blade .Plenty to ponder for SRH at the time-out. The glut of early wickets has left them playing .catch-up, and because of the runs they conceded at the death, they do not have the .luxury of an elaborate repair job. The acceleration has to come soon, otherwise the .required run-rate might reach alarming proportions (if it hasn't already)\nNarine to Klaasen, 1 run .shortish on the stumps. Klaasen opens up his stance and hacks it to long on\nNarine to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs .shortish outside off and this spins away a great deal, making Kamindu reach out. He .flat-bats it past the bowler and gets two for his troubles\nNarine to Kamindu Mendis, OUT .caught comfortably on the fence, and another SRH batter perishes! On the shorter side .outside off and this grips in the surface, spinning away. Seems to stick in the surface .too and Kamindu can generate no power on the pull. Simple catch to deep mid wicket, .and SRH take another step back after threatening to take a step forward! .Kamindu Mendis c sub (AS Roy) b Narine 27 (20b 1x4 2x6 33m) SR: 135\nNarine to Verma, no run .fullish on middle and leg. Aniket stretches forward and defends\nNarine to Verma, FOUR runs .off the mark in sumptuous style! A touch short outside off and Aniket is all over it like a .rash. Rocks back, opens his bat face and steers it beautifully between backward point .and deep point!\nNarine to Verma, 1 wide .back of a length, sliding down leg. Aniket does not get bat on it and the umpire calls it a .wide\nNarine to Verma, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Aniket goes back and eases it out to deep point","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs SRH, 15th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arora to Head, FOUR runs off the mark straightaway! Fullish just outside off and this is not the most controlled of strokes. Head goes through with the drive and chips it enough to Rana's left at mid off. Gathers pace as it hits the outfield and then hits the cushion too!\n Arora to Head, OUT goes a mile up and Rana takes a superb catch tumbling back! Head falls early, and Arora gets him for the second time in as many games! Full and swinging away outside off. Head looks to go over mid off but does not get enough on it. Gets more height than distance and Rana, back-pedaling, keeps his eyes on the ball the entire way. Clings onto the chance, and that is a massive moment early in the game! \n Arora to Ishan, no run length ball angled across the batter just outside off. Kishan gets a good stride in and lets it go\n Arora to Ishan, 1 run length in the channel. Kishan comes forward and pushes it into the point region to get off the mark\n Arora to Abhishek, no run back of a length just outside off. Abhishek hangs back and jabs it towards cover\n Arora to Abhishek, 1 run hard length just outside off. Abhishek rises with the bounce and punches it towards deep backward point\n Harshit Rana to Abhishek, no run back of a length on off. Abhishek stays leg side and pokes it towards cover point. Not a great deal of foot movement there\n Harshit Rana to Abhishek, 1 run dug into the track just outside leg. Abhishek advances, tries to force it through the off side and shanks it off the inside edge into his body. The ball bobbles to the right of the pitch, allowing Kishan to pinch a run\n Harshit Rana to Ishan, 1 wide slower ball hung up on a length wide outside off. Kishan swishes at it wildly and misses. Called a wide, though\n Harshit Rana to Ishan, no run back of a length in the channel just outside off. Kisses the surface and zips through, whistling past the shoulder of the bat\n Harshit Rana to Ishan, 1 run back of a length outside off. Kishan waits for this and opens his bat face to guide it towards deep backward point\n Harshit Rana to Abhishek, no run slower ball on a full length outside off. Abhishek thinks about swinging at it before opting to leave it alone. Asks his partner whether it is worth a review but Kishan says no\n Harshit Rana to Abhishek, OUT Abhishek bites the dust too, and SRH's chase is spiraling early! Another off-pace ball, on a length outside off. Abhishek advances and tries to smash it into oblivion. Plays too early and only manages a thick outside edge that floats through to slip. The easiest of catches and Travishek have been sent packing inside two overs! \n Arora to Ishan, OUT oh my days - stop the press and play that on loop and repeat all night long! Full outside off and Kishan's eyes light up. He looks to carve it through extra cover and absolutely smashes it. Rahane, though, is sharper. Much sharper, in fact. He takes a step to his left, snaps down and then grabs hold of it with both hands. Two in two for KKR, three in three overs, and SRH are in danger of flat-lining prematurely! \n Arora to Kamindu Mendis, no run full and slanted across the batter outside off. Kamindu goes chasing after it and sees the ball whiz past his flailing blade Vaibhav Arora vs LHB BALLS 213 WKTS 17 4s\/6s 25\/8 ECON 6.70 AVE 14.00\n Arora to Kamindu Mendis, no run back of a length outside off. Kamindu looks to dab it away but ends up chopping it off the under-edge towards the keeper\n Arora to Kamindu Mendis, no run peach! Full in the channel and this seems to swerve away late. By then, Kamindu is committed to playing it towards mid on and gets beaten all ends up\n Arora to Kamindu Mendis, no run full on leg stump. Kamindu looks to flick it away but does not lay bat on ball again. Thuds into his pads. Might have pitched outside leg, hence the lack of an lbw appeal\n Arora to Kamindu Mendis, no run chipped straight to Russell, but he puts it down! Full on middle and off. Kamindu tries to over mid on and ends up popping it towards Russell. He seems to mistime his jump ad that means the ball slips out of his grasp. Russell cannot believe it. KKR cannot either!\n Harshit Rana to Nitish Kumar, no run back of a length outside off. Reddy watches it go through to the keeper\n Harshit Rana to Nitish Kumar, no run dug into the track outside off. Reddy looks to punch it through cover while being up on his toes but scuffs it badly. Bobbles back to the bowler\n Harshit Rana to Nitish Kumar, 1 run off-pace on a length just outside off. Reddy comes forward and bunts it towards mid on to get off the mark\n Harshit Rana to Kamindu Mendis, no run banged into the track outside off. Kamindu has a swipe at it but cannot fight the angle or the pace Rana is generating. Flashes past his blade\n Harshit Rana to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Kamindu waits for it and dabs it towards short third, who dives to his left and parries it towards deep backward point. Off the mark with a brace\n Harshit Rana to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs safe! Shortish on leg stump. Rushes onto Kamindu and gets a little big on him. He splices his pull but it lands into space in the deep mid wicket region\n Arora to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs Reddy with his first boundary! First real loose ball Arora has bowled tonight. On a length and also down leg. Reddy gets under it and helps it over short fine leg!\n Arora to Nitish Kumar, no run low full toss, slanting into the pads. Reddy gets squared up a touch and plonks it towards the bowler\n Arora to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs dispatched! That made such a nice sound off the bat! Half-tracker outside off that sits up for Reddy. He stands up on his toes and belts it in front of square!\n Arora to Nitish Kumar, SIX runs 14 off the over already! Reddy is counter-punching! Loose again, a low full toss on the pads. Reddy snaps his wrists into action and shovels it over the deep backward square leg fence!\n Arora to Nitish Kumar, no run back of a length outside off. Nips back in a little and Reddy, trying to swipe across the line, is beaten by the inward movement\n Arora to Nitish Kumar, 1 run back of a length, honing into off stump. Reddy dabs it into the backward point region and keeps strike\n Varun to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs back of a length on leg stump. Reddy tucks it off his pads towards deep backward square leg. Calls for two and scampers back to complete it\n Varun to Nitish Kumar, no run pushed in on a length on off. Reddy presses half forward and pokes it towards mid wicket\n Varun to Nitish Kumar, no run falls across badly, and gets rapped on the pads. Not given, though! Tossed up beautifully and this starts outside off before drifting back in devilishly. Reddy's balance is all over the place and he misses his flick. Gets struck on the pad and even though that seemed to be heading down leg, KKR have reviewed. No bat involved, clearly, and Ball Tracking has the ball missing leg stump by a fair margin. KKR burn a review, and Reddy stays!\n Varun to Nitish Kumar, no run fired in on a length on middle and leg. Reddy stays back and prods it towards mid wicket\n Varun to Nitish Kumar, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Reddy goes back and punches it towards long on\n Varun to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run flighted up full just outside off, from around the wicket. Driven down the ground to long on\n Russell to Kamindu Mendis, SIX runs do not bowl there to Kamindu Mendis! Shortish on the hips and Kamindu thrives playing that stroke. Perfect pick-up pull and it flies high and long over deep backward square leg!\n Russell to Kamindu Mendis, FOUR runs this is another sizzler! Fuller outside off. Kamindu picks the length early, gets onto the front foot and cracks it over extra cover!\n Russell to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Kamindu presses half forward and turns it towards deep mid wicket Kamindu, prior to tonight, had six single-digit scores in his last nine white-ball innings. SRH will be pleased he did not make it seven out of ten...\n Russell to Nitish Kumar, OUT oh, what have you done, Nitish Kumar Reddy?! Slanted in on a length on middle and off. Reddy plants his front foot and almost half-heartedly, flicks it in the air. Picks out Narine to absolute perfection, almost like catching practice, and Reddy cannot believe what he has done. He did not keep that down, nor did he show enough conviction to go over that sweeper. Strange and soft dismissal, and SRH lurch further into crisis! \n Russell to Klaasen, 1 run full just outside off. Klaasen's feet do not move much but he drives it back past the bowler for a single\n Russell to Kamindu Mendis, SIX runs another six on the pull for Kamindu Mendis! Banged in again and outside leg again, which means it is right into Kamindu's arc. He swivels inside the line and hoists it a mile over fine leg!\n Narine to Klaasen, 1 run fired in full on middle and off. Klaasen comes forward and eases it to long on\n Narine to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run on a length just outside off. Nips away a touch and that extracts the leading edge as Kamindu looks to work to leg. Dribbles away towards sweeper cover Sunil Narine vs RHB BALLS 8049 WKTS 383 4s\/6s 499\/248 ECON 5.88 AVE 20.67\n Narine to Klaasen, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Tucked up for room, Klaasen stabs it to mid wicket\n Narine to Klaasen, 1 run length ball on leg stump. Klaasen waits for it and works it towards deep mid wicket\n Narine to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Kamindu hangs back and tugs it towards deep mid wicket. That kept a little low\n Narine to Klaasen, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Klaasen reads it off the pitch and knocks it to long on A tidy start by Narine, and that is not a huge surprise\n Varun to Klaasen, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Keeps a little low and Klaasen adjusts to poke it to long on Around the wicket\n Varun to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run slanted in full on middle and off. Kamindu brings out the reverse and smashes it on the bounce to deep point. He got plenty of purchase on that\n Varun to Klaasen, FOUR runs deftly done! Shortish on leg stump. Klaasen gauges the line early, gets inside it and then helps it fine to the fence!\n Varun to Klaasen, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Klaasen hangs back and pushes it to long on\n Varun to Kamindu Mendis, no run on a fullish length just outside off. Kamindu presses half forward and pats it towards backward point\n Varun to Kamindu Mendis, no run back of a length delivery wide outside off. Seems like a top-spinner because this bounces extra and goes over Kamindu's flailing blade Plenty to ponder for SRH at the time-out. The glut of early wickets has left them playing catch-up, and because of the runs they conceded at the death, they do not have the luxury of an elaborate repair job. The acceleration has to come soon, otherwise the \n Narine to Klaasen, 1 run shortish on the stumps. Klaasen opens up his stance and hacks it to long on\n Narine to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs shortish outside off and this spins away a great deal, making Kamindu reach out. He flat-bats it past the bowler and gets two for his troubles\n Narine to Kamindu Mendis, OUT caught comfortably on the fence, and another SRH batter perishes! On the shorter side outside off and this grips in the surface, spinning away. Seems to stick in the surface too and Kamindu can generate no power on the pull. Simple catch to deep mid wicket, and SRH take another step back after threatening to take a step forward! \n Narine to Verma, no run fullish on middle and leg. Aniket stretches forward and defends\n Narine to Verma, FOUR runs off the mark in sumptuous style! A touch short outside off and Aniket is all over it like a rash. Rocks back, opens his bat face and steers it beautifully between backward point and deep point!\n Narine to Verma, 1 wide back of a length, sliding down leg. Aniket does not get bat on it and the umpire calls it a wide\n Narine to Verma, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Aniket goes back and eases it out to deep point","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Head","Ishan","Kamindu Mendis","Klaasen","Nitish Kumar","Verma"],"Runs":[2.0,4.0,2.0,27.0,11.0,19.0,5.0],"Balls_Faced":[6,2,5,20,9,15,3],"Fours":[0,1,0,1,1,2,1],"Sixes":[0,0,0,2,0,1,0],"S\/R":[33.33,200.0,40.0,135.0,122.22,126.67,166.67],"dismissal":["c Iyer b Harshit Rana","c Harshit Rana b Arora","c Rahane b Arora","c sub (AS Roy) b Narine","Not Out","c Narine b Russell","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arora","Harshit Rana","Narine","Russell","Varun"],"Balls":[18,12,12,6,12],"Runs_Given":[21.0,8.0,14.0,18.0,11.0],"Wickets":[2,1,1,1,0],"Overs":[3.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[1,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arora to Head, FOUR runs .off the mark straightaway! Fullish just outside off and this is not the most controlled of .strokes. Head goes through with the drive and chips it enough to Rana's left at mid off. .Gathers pace as it hits the outfield and then hits the cushion too!\nArora to Head, OUT .goes a mile up and Rana takes a superb catch tumbling back! Head falls early, and .Arora gets him for the second time in as many games! Full and swinging away outside .off. Head looks to go over mid off but does not get enough on it. Gets more height than .distance and Rana, back-pedaling, keeps his eyes on the ball the entire way. Clings onto .the chance, and that is a massive moment early in the game! .Travis Head c Harshit Rana b Arora 4 (2b 1x4 0x6 2m) SR: 200\nArora to Ishan, no run .length ball angled across the batter just outside off. Kishan gets a good stride in and .lets it go\nArora to Ishan, 1 run .length in the channel. Kishan comes forward and pushes it into the point region to get .off the mark\nArora to Abhishek, no run .back of a length just outside off. Abhishek hangs back and jabs it towards cover\nArora to Abhishek, 1 run .hard length just outside off. Abhishek rises with the bounce and punches it towards .deep backward point\nHarshit Rana to Abhishek, no run .back of a length on off. Abhishek stays leg side and pokes it towards cover point. Not a .great deal of foot movement there\nHarshit Rana to Abhishek, 1 run .dug into the track just outside leg. Abhishek advances, tries to force it through the off .side and shanks it off the inside edge into his body. The ball bobbles to the right of the .pitch, allowing Kishan to pinch a run\nHarshit Rana to Ishan, 1 wide .slower ball hung up on a length wide outside off. Kishan swishes at it wildly and misses. .Called a wide, though\nHarshit Rana to Ishan, no run .back of a length in the channel just outside off. Kisses the surface and zips through, .whistling past the shoulder of the bat\nHarshit Rana to Ishan, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Kishan waits for this and opens his bat face to guide it .towards deep backward point\nHarshit Rana to Abhishek, no run .slower ball on a full length outside off. Abhishek thinks about swinging at it before .opting to leave it alone. Asks his partner whether it is worth a review but Kishan says no\nHarshit Rana to Abhishek, OUT .Abhishek bites the dust too, and SRH's chase is spiraling early! Another off-pace ball, .on a length outside off. Abhishek advances and tries to smash it into oblivion. Plays too .early and only manages a thick outside edge that floats through to slip. The easiest of .catches and Travishek have been sent packing inside two overs! .Abhishek Sharma c Iyer b Harshit Rana 2 (6b 0x4 0x6 10m) SR: 33.33\nArora to Ishan, OUT .oh my days - stop the press and play that on loop and repeat all night long! Full outside .off and Kishan's eyes light up. He looks to carve it through extra cover and absolutely .smashes it. Rahane, though, is sharper. Much sharper, in fact. He takes a step to his left, .snaps down and then grabs hold of it with both hands. Two in two for KKR, three in .three overs, and SRH are in danger of flat-lining prematurely! .Ishan Kishan c Rahane b Arora 2 (5b 0x4 0x6 10m) SR: 40\nArora to Kamindu Mendis, no run .full and slanted across the batter outside off. Kamindu goes chasing after it and sees .the ball whiz past his flailing blade . .Vaibhav Arora vs LHB .BALLS .213 .WKTS .17 .4s\/6s .25\/8 .ECON .6.70 .AVE .14.00\nArora to Kamindu Mendis, no run .back of a length outside off. Kamindu looks to dab it away but ends up chopping it off .the under-edge towards the keeper\nArora to Kamindu Mendis, no run .peach! Full in the channel and this seems to swerve away late. By then, Kamindu is .committed to playing it towards mid on and gets beaten all ends up\nArora to Kamindu Mendis, no run .full on leg stump. Kamindu looks to flick it away but does not lay bat on ball again. .Thuds into his pads. Might have pitched outside leg, hence the lack of an lbw appeal\nArora to Kamindu Mendis, no run .chipped straight to Russell, but he puts it down! Full on middle and off. Kamindu tries .to over mid on and ends up popping it towards Russell. He seems to mistime his jump .ad that means the ball slips out of his grasp. Russell cannot believe it. KKR cannot .either!\nHarshit Rana to Nitish Kumar, no run .back of a length outside off. Reddy watches it go through to the keeper\nHarshit Rana to Nitish Kumar, no run .dug into the track outside off. Reddy looks to punch it through cover while being up on .his toes but scuffs it badly. Bobbles back to the bowler\nHarshit Rana to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .off-pace on a length just outside off. Reddy comes forward and bunts it towards mid on .to get off the mark\nHarshit Rana to Kamindu Mendis, no run .banged into the track outside off. Kamindu has a swipe at it but cannot fight the angle .or the pace Rana is generating. Flashes past his blade\nHarshit Rana to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Kamindu waits for it and dabs it towards .short third, who dives to his left and parries it towards deep backward point. Off the .mark with a brace\nHarshit Rana to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs .safe! Shortish on leg stump. Rushes onto Kamindu and gets a little big on him. He .splices his pull but it lands into space in the deep mid wicket region\nArora to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .Reddy with his first boundary! First real loose ball Arora has bowled tonight. On a length .and also down leg. Reddy gets under it and helps it over short fine leg!\nArora to Nitish Kumar, no run .low full toss, slanting into the pads. Reddy gets squared up a touch and plonks it .towards the bowler\nArora to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .dispatched! That made such a nice sound off the bat! Half-tracker outside off that sits .up for Reddy. He stands up on his toes and belts it in front of square!\nArora to Nitish Kumar, SIX runs .14 off the over already! Reddy is counter-punching! Loose again, a low full toss on the .pads. Reddy snaps his wrists into action and shovels it over the deep backward square .leg fence!\nArora to Nitish Kumar, no run .back of a length outside off. Nips back in a little and Reddy, trying to swipe across the .line, is beaten by the inward movement\nArora to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .back of a length, honing into off stump. Reddy dabs it into the backward point region .and keeps strike\nVarun to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs .back of a length on leg stump. Reddy tucks it off his pads towards deep backward .square leg. Calls for two and scampers back to complete it\nVarun to Nitish Kumar, no run .pushed in on a length on off. Reddy presses half forward and pokes it towards mid .wicket\nVarun to Nitish Kumar, no run .falls across badly, and gets rapped on the pads. Not given, though! Tossed up .beautifully and this starts outside off before drifting back in devilishly. Reddy's balance .is all over the place and he misses his flick. Gets struck on the pad and even though .that seemed to be heading down leg, KKR have reviewed. No bat involved, clearly, and .Ball Tracking has the ball missing leg stump by a fair margin. KKR burn a review, and .Reddy stays!\nVarun to Nitish Kumar, no run .fired in on a length on middle and leg. Reddy stays back and prods it towards mid .wicket\nVarun to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Reddy goes back and punches it towards long on\nVarun to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .flighted up full just outside off, from around the wicket. Driven down the ground to long .on\nRussell to Kamindu Mendis, SIX runs .do not bowl there to Kamindu Mendis! Shortish on the hips and Kamindu thrives playing .that stroke. Perfect pick-up pull and it flies high and long over deep backward square .leg!\nRussell to Kamindu Mendis, FOUR runs .this is another sizzler! Fuller outside off. Kamindu picks the length early, gets onto the .front foot and cracks it over extra cover!\nRussell to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Kamindu presses half forward and turns it towards .deep mid wicket .Kamindu, prior to tonight, had six single-digit scores in his last nine white-ball innings. .SRH will be pleased he did not make it seven out of ten...\nRussell to Nitish Kumar, OUT .oh, what have you done, Nitish Kumar Reddy?! Slanted in on a length on middle and off. .Reddy plants his front foot and almost half-heartedly, flicks it in the air. Picks out Narine .to absolute perfection, almost like catching practice, and Reddy cannot believe what he .has done. He did not keep that down, nor did he show enough conviction to go over that .sweeper. Strange and soft dismissal, and SRH lurch further into crisis! .Nitish Kumar Reddy c Narine b Russell 19 (15b 2x4 1x6 23m) SR: 126.66\nRussell to Klaasen, 1 run .full just outside off. Klaasen's feet do not move much but he drives it back past the .bowler for a single\nRussell to Kamindu Mendis, SIX runs .another six on the pull for Kamindu Mendis! Banged in again and outside leg again, .which means it is right into Kamindu's arc. He swivels inside the line and hoists it a mile .over fine leg!\nNarine to Klaasen, 1 run .fired in full on middle and off. Klaasen comes forward and eases it to long on\nNarine to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .on a length just outside off. Nips away a touch and that extracts the leading edge as .Kamindu looks to work to leg. Dribbles away towards sweeper cover . .Sunil Narine vs RHB .BALLS .8049 .WKTS .383 .4s\/6s .499\/248 .ECON .5.88 .AVE .20.67\nNarine to Klaasen, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Tucked up for room, Klaasen stabs it to mid wicket\nNarine to Klaasen, 1 run .length ball on leg stump. Klaasen waits for it and works it towards deep mid wicket\nNarine to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Kamindu hangs back and tugs it towards deep mid .wicket. That kept a little low\nNarine to Klaasen, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Klaasen reads it off the pitch and knocks it to long on .A tidy start by Narine, and that is not a huge surprise\nVarun to Klaasen, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Keeps a little low and Klaasen adjusts to poke it to .long on .Around the wicket\nVarun to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .slanted in full on middle and off. Kamindu brings out the reverse and smashes it on the .bounce to deep point. He got plenty of purchase on that\nVarun to Klaasen, FOUR runs .deftly done! Shortish on leg stump. Klaasen gauges the line early, gets inside it and then .helps it fine to the fence!\nVarun to Klaasen, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Klaasen hangs back and pushes it to long on\nVarun to Kamindu Mendis, no run .on a fullish length just outside off. Kamindu presses half forward and pats it towards .backward point\nVarun to Kamindu Mendis, no run .back of a length delivery wide outside off. Seems like a top-spinner because this .bounces extra and goes over Kamindu's flailing blade .Plenty to ponder for SRH at the time-out. The glut of early wickets has left them playing .catch-up, and because of the runs they conceded at the death, they do not have the .luxury of an elaborate repair job. The acceleration has to come soon, otherwise the .required run-rate might reach alarming proportions (if it hasn't already)\nNarine to Klaasen, 1 run .shortish on the stumps. Klaasen opens up his stance and hacks it to long on\nNarine to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs .shortish outside off and this spins away a great deal, making Kamindu reach out. He .flat-bats it past the bowler and gets two for his troubles\nNarine to Kamindu Mendis, OUT .caught comfortably on the fence, and another SRH batter perishes! On the shorter side .outside off and this grips in the surface, spinning away. Seems to stick in the surface .too and Kamindu can generate no power on the pull. Simple catch to deep mid wicket, .and SRH take another step back after threatening to take a step forward! .Kamindu Mendis c sub (AS Roy) b Narine 27 (20b 1x4 2x6 33m) SR: 135\nNarine to Verma, no run .fullish on middle and leg. Aniket stretches forward and defends\nNarine to Verma, FOUR runs .off the mark in sumptuous style! A touch short outside off and Aniket is all over it like a .rash. Rocks back, opens his bat face and steers it beautifully between backward point .and deep point!\nNarine to Verma, 1 wide .back of a length, sliding down leg. Aniket does not get bat on it and the umpire calls it a .wide\nNarine to Verma, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Aniket goes back and eases it out to deep point\nVarun to Verma, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Skids onto the batter and Aniket hurriedly stabs it .into the off side\nVarun to Verma, 1 run .shortish on leg stump. Aniket opens up his stance and tugs it towards deep mid wicket . .Heinrich Klaasen vs Varun Chakravarthy .BALLS .41 .RUNS .76 .OUTS .3 .SR .185.36 .4s\/6s .2\/8\nVarun to Klaasen, 1 run .short outside off. Spins away and Klaasen reads that, cutting it towards deep point .SRH need a boundary an over now, just to stay in touch with the rate. Around the wicket .now\nVarun to Verma, 1 wide .darted across on a length wide outside off. Left alone by the batter and called a wide .Back to over the wicket\nVarun to Verma, OUT .Aniket falls trying to increase the scoring rate, and this is looking like KKR's evening .now! Angled in on a length on middle and leg. Aniket has a mow across the line and .shanks it completely. Off the inside half of the bat and Venkatesh, despite losing it in .the lights for a bit, makes no mistake at deep mid wicket. Rahane gambled with .Chakravarthy's third over, and that gamble has paid off! .Aniket Verma c Iyer b Varun 6 (6b 1x4 0x6 5m) SR: 100\nVarun to Cummins, FOUR runs .oh, hello! Floated up full on middle and off. Cummins walks across his stumps early .and then laps it past the keeper for four. Well well!\nVarun to Cummins, 1 run .full and wide outside off. Cummins gets forward and drives it towards sweeper cover\nNarine to Cummins, no run .back of a length outside off. Cummins goes back and taps it towards extra cover\nNarine to Cummins, 2 leg byes .back of a length, pitching on off and nipping back in. Cummins is cut in half and the ball .grazes his back thigh before rolling away past short third\nNarine to Cummins, no run .tossed up full just outside off. Drifts in before gripping in the surface and straightening. .Cummins wafts at it and is beaten all ends up\nNarine to Cummins, no run .back of a length outside off. Skids off the surface and Cummins, looking to dab behind .point, is beaten for pace\nNarine to Cummins, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Cummins pokes it towards the bowler, who makes a .half-hearted attempt to stop it. Parries it towards mid wicket and Cummins gets a run\nNarine to Klaasen, 1 run .back of a length on off. Klaasen waits for it and knocks it to long on\nHarshit Rana to Klaasen, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Klaasen rides the bounce and taps it into the off side\nHarshit Rana to Cummins, no run .dug into the track on leg stump. Cummins hops up onto his toes and fends it towards .mid wicket\nHarshit Rana to Cummins, no run .ooff! Another short ball on middle stump. Cummins takes his eyes off it and gets lucky .as the ball whistles past his bat, his ear and his helmet. Cummins having a chat to the .umpire because Rana's towel fell off as he delivered the ball\nHarshit Rana to Cummins, FOUR runs .streaky but that is still four! Another bumper, on middle and off. Cummins swings his .blade like an axe and the ball hurtles off the top edge over the keeper's head!\nHarshit Rana to Cummins, 1 run .slower ball on a length on leg stump. Cummins is too early into the stroke and edges it .down to deep third\nHarshit Rana to Klaasen, 1 run .off-pace on a full length on middle and off. Klaasen flicks it to long on and keeps strike\nNarine to Klaasen, SIX runs .Klaasen goes bang! Marginally short on middle and leg. Klaasen picks the length early, .gets his front hip out of the way and smears it over deep mid wicket!\nNarine to Klaasen, SIX runs .this is much bigger and much better! Very similar to the last ball, perhaps a little .outside off. That gives Klaasen more swinging room and he clatters it over cow corner!\nNarine to Klaasen, no run .has he nicked that?! de Kock thinks so, but no one else is interested! Hung up on a .length wide outside off. Klaasen has a swish at it and seems to miss it. de Kock threw .the ball up in celebration, but got no support from his teammates. Oh wow - UltraEdge .confirms there was bat involved. Missed opportunity for KKR!\nNarine to Klaasen, 1 leg bye .dragged down on leg stump. Spins back into Klaasen and keeps low, which is why that .ball escaped his wrath. Off the back leg towards short fine leg\nNarine to Cummins, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Cummins winds up and heaves it towards long on\nNarine to Klaasen, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Klaasen eases it down the ground to long on\nArora to Klaasen, FOUR runs .almost a chop-on, and Klaasen gets four for his toil! Into the blockhole outside off. .Klaasen looks to shovel it away and gets an inside edge that flashes past the stumps .and the keeper!\nArora to Klaasen, 1 run .full and wide this time. Klaasen throws his hands at it and slices it on the bounce to .deep backward point\nArora to Cummins, 1 run .slower delivery dug into the track outside off. Cummins reaches out for it and flat-bats it .towards long on\nArora to Klaasen, OUT .miscued and taken at square leg! Arora proves his worth yet again, and that might be .that for SRH tonight! Slower bumper outside off, asking Klaasen to fetch it to the leg .side. He takes up the challenge but comes up second-best. No timing at all and the ball .spoons up for Moeen, stood right on the ring. SRH's hopes dashed further, and KKR can .sense a win now! .Heinrich Klaasen c Ali b Arora 33 (21b 2x4 2x6 32m) SR: 157.14\nArora to Harshal, 1 run .low full toss on leg stump. Harshal tucks it off his toes towards deep mid wicket\nArora to Cummins, 1 run .a superb direct hit, but Harshal might have made his ground! Back of a length on off. .Cummins dabs it towards backward point and calls his partner through. Harshal .stretches and that might have saved him, despite Rana producing a moment of fielding .brilliance. The umpire, in fact, is happy with it and reaches that conclusion without even .going upstairs!\nVarun to Cummins, OUT .clothed to long on, and after a brief pause, the procession is back on track! Given a bit .of air on a length just outside off. That entices Cummins into the slog but he is not .close enough to the pitch of the ball. Miscues it terribly and Rana, stationed well inside .the long on fence, snares the chance with minimal fuss. SRH eight down, and staring .down the barrel! .Pat Cummins c Harshit Rana b Varun 14 (15b 2x4 0x6 19m) SR: 93.33\nVarun to Simarjeet Singh, OUT .hot knife through butter, and that is an absolute peach! Fizzed through on a length just .outside off. Simarjeet goes searching for it but has no clue this is the ball that will spin .into him. Leaves a massive gap between bat and pad, and the ball bursts through the .gate to smash into the stumps. Chakravarthy has three, KKR have nine, and SRH on the .brink! .Simarjeet Singh b Varun 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nVarun to Shami, no run .googly tossed up full outside off. Shami gets his front pad outside the line and then gets .rapped on it, playing well outside the line of the ball\nVarun to Shami, no run .on a length wide outside off. Shami reaches out for it and pokes it towards backward .point\nVarun to Shami, 1 wide .back of a length delivery that slides down leg. Shami does not get bat on it and the .umpire calls it a wide\nVarun to Shami, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Shami goes back and works it towards deep .backward square leg\nVarun to Harshal, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Harshal drops it into the off side and calls Shami through .for an easy single\nRussell to Harshal, 1 wide .slower yorker that goes wrong and strays down leg. Harshal fails to lay bat on ball and .the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\nRussell to Harshal, 1 run .safe! SRH live to tell another tale! Full outside off. Harshal throws his hands at it but .slices it too much. Skews it up and it just evades backward point running back\nRussell to Shami, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Shami waits for it and turns it towards deep mid .wicket\nRussell to Harshal, no run .into the blockhole on middle and off. Harshal jams down on it and clinks it back .towards the bowler. Right off the toe-end that\nRussell to Harshal, OUT .goes a mle up, and that is all over, Red Rover! The Kolkata Knight Riders have rocked .up at the Eden Gardens and they have handed their fellow finalists from last year and .absolute thrashing! Off-pace and into the track just outside off. Harshal has an ungainly .swipe across the line and gets no distance whatsoever. Russell is the only person in the .vicinity and he settles under it to consign SRH to a fate that seemed in the making for .the past hour. A proper pasting, and SRH will have plenty to dissect and gulp down from .this! .Harshal Patel c & b Russell 3 (5b 0x4 0x6 11m) SR: 60","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs SRH, 15th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arora to Head, FOUR runs off the mark straightaway! Fullish just outside off and this is not the most controlled of strokes. Head goes through with the drive and chips it enough to Rana's left at mid off. Gathers pace as it hits the outfield and then hits the cushion too!\n Arora to Head, OUT goes a mile up and Rana takes a superb catch tumbling back! Head falls early, and Arora gets him for the second time in as many games! Full and swinging away outside off. Head looks to go over mid off but does not get enough on it. Gets more height than distance and Rana, back-pedaling, keeps his eyes on the ball the entire way. Clings onto the chance, and that is a massive moment early in the game! \n Arora to Ishan, no run length ball angled across the batter just outside off. Kishan gets a good stride in and lets it go\n Arora to Ishan, 1 run length in the channel. Kishan comes forward and pushes it into the point region to get off the mark\n Arora to Abhishek, no run back of a length just outside off. Abhishek hangs back and jabs it towards cover\n Arora to Abhishek, 1 run hard length just outside off. Abhishek rises with the bounce and punches it towards deep backward point\n Harshit Rana to Abhishek, no run back of a length on off. Abhishek stays leg side and pokes it towards cover point. Not a great deal of foot movement there\n Harshit Rana to Abhishek, 1 run dug into the track just outside leg. Abhishek advances, tries to force it through the off side and shanks it off the inside edge into his body. The ball bobbles to the right of the pitch, allowing Kishan to pinch a run\n Harshit Rana to Ishan, 1 wide slower ball hung up on a length wide outside off. Kishan swishes at it wildly and misses. Called a wide, though\n Harshit Rana to Ishan, no run back of a length in the channel just outside off. Kisses the surface and zips through, whistling past the shoulder of the bat\n Harshit Rana to Ishan, 1 run back of a length outside off. Kishan waits for this and opens his bat face to guide it towards deep backward point\n Harshit Rana to Abhishek, no run slower ball on a full length outside off. Abhishek thinks about swinging at it before opting to leave it alone. Asks his partner whether it is worth a review but Kishan says no\n Harshit Rana to Abhishek, OUT Abhishek bites the dust too, and SRH's chase is spiraling early! Another off-pace ball, on a length outside off. Abhishek advances and tries to smash it into oblivion. Plays too early and only manages a thick outside edge that floats through to slip. The easiest of catches and Travishek have been sent packing inside two overs! \n Arora to Ishan, OUT oh my days - stop the press and play that on loop and repeat all night long! Full outside off and Kishan's eyes light up. He looks to carve it through extra cover and absolutely smashes it. Rahane, though, is sharper. Much sharper, in fact. He takes a step to his left, snaps down and then grabs hold of it with both hands. Two in two for KKR, three in three overs, and SRH are in danger of flat-lining prematurely! \n Arora to Kamindu Mendis, no run full and slanted across the batter outside off. Kamindu goes chasing after it and sees the ball whiz past his flailing blade Vaibhav Arora vs LHB BALLS 213 WKTS 17 4s\/6s 25\/8 ECON 6.70 AVE 14.00\n Arora to Kamindu Mendis, no run back of a length outside off. Kamindu looks to dab it away but ends up chopping it off the under-edge towards the keeper\n Arora to Kamindu Mendis, no run peach! Full in the channel and this seems to swerve away late. By then, Kamindu is committed to playing it towards mid on and gets beaten all ends up\n Arora to Kamindu Mendis, no run full on leg stump. Kamindu looks to flick it away but does not lay bat on ball again. Thuds into his pads. Might have pitched outside leg, hence the lack of an lbw appeal\n Arora to Kamindu Mendis, no run chipped straight to Russell, but he puts it down! Full on middle and off. Kamindu tries to over mid on and ends up popping it towards Russell. He seems to mistime his jump ad that means the ball slips out of his grasp. Russell cannot believe it. KKR cannot either!\n Harshit Rana to Nitish Kumar, no run back of a length outside off. Reddy watches it go through to the keeper\n Harshit Rana to Nitish Kumar, no run dug into the track outside off. Reddy looks to punch it through cover while being up on his toes but scuffs it badly. Bobbles back to the bowler\n Harshit Rana to Nitish Kumar, 1 run off-pace on a length just outside off. Reddy comes forward and bunts it towards mid on to get off the mark\n Harshit Rana to Kamindu Mendis, no run banged into the track outside off. Kamindu has a swipe at it but cannot fight the angle or the pace Rana is generating. Flashes past his blade\n Harshit Rana to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Kamindu waits for it and dabs it towards short third, who dives to his left and parries it towards deep backward point. Off the mark with a brace\n Harshit Rana to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs safe! Shortish on leg stump. Rushes onto Kamindu and gets a little big on him. He splices his pull but it lands into space in the deep mid wicket region\n Arora to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs Reddy with his first boundary! First real loose ball Arora has bowled tonight. On a length and also down leg. Reddy gets under it and helps it over short fine leg!\n Arora to Nitish Kumar, no run low full toss, slanting into the pads. Reddy gets squared up a touch and plonks it towards the bowler\n Arora to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs dispatched! That made such a nice sound off the bat! Half-tracker outside off that sits up for Reddy. He stands up on his toes and belts it in front of square!\n Arora to Nitish Kumar, SIX runs 14 off the over already! Reddy is counter-punching! Loose again, a low full toss on the pads. Reddy snaps his wrists into action and shovels it over the deep backward square leg fence!\n Arora to Nitish Kumar, no run back of a length outside off. Nips back in a little and Reddy, trying to swipe across the line, is beaten by the inward movement\n Arora to Nitish Kumar, 1 run back of a length, honing into off stump. Reddy dabs it into the backward point region and keeps strike\n Varun to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs back of a length on leg stump. Reddy tucks it off his pads towards deep backward square leg. Calls for two and scampers back to complete it\n Varun to Nitish Kumar, no run pushed in on a length on off. Reddy presses half forward and pokes it towards mid wicket\n Varun to Nitish Kumar, no run falls across badly, and gets rapped on the pads. Not given, though! Tossed up beautifully and this starts outside off before drifting back in devilishly. Reddy's balance is all over the place and he misses his flick. Gets struck on the pad and even though that seemed to be heading down leg, KKR have reviewed. No bat involved, clearly, and Ball Tracking has the ball missing leg stump by a fair margin. KKR burn a review, and Reddy stays!\n Varun to Nitish Kumar, no run fired in on a length on middle and leg. Reddy stays back and prods it towards mid wicket\n Varun to Nitish Kumar, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Reddy goes back and punches it towards long on\n Varun to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run flighted up full just outside off, from around the wicket. Driven down the ground to long on\n Russell to Kamindu Mendis, SIX runs do not bowl there to Kamindu Mendis! Shortish on the hips and Kamindu thrives playing that stroke. Perfect pick-up pull and it flies high and long over deep backward square leg!\n Russell to Kamindu Mendis, FOUR runs this is another sizzler! Fuller outside off. Kamindu picks the length early, gets onto the front foot and cracks it over extra cover!\n Russell to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Kamindu presses half forward and turns it towards deep mid wicket Kamindu, prior to tonight, had six single-digit scores in his last nine white-ball innings. SRH will be pleased he did not make it seven out of ten...\n Russell to Nitish Kumar, OUT oh, what have you done, Nitish Kumar Reddy?! Slanted in on a length on middle and off. Reddy plants his front foot and almost half-heartedly, flicks it in the air. Picks out Narine to absolute perfection, almost like catching practice, and Reddy cannot believe what he has done. He did not keep that down, nor did he show enough conviction to go over that sweeper. Strange and soft dismissal, and SRH lurch further into crisis! \n Russell to Klaasen, 1 run full just outside off. Klaasen's feet do not move much but he drives it back past the bowler for a single\n Russell to Kamindu Mendis, SIX runs another six on the pull for Kamindu Mendis! Banged in again and outside leg again, which means it is right into Kamindu's arc. He swivels inside the line and hoists it a mile over fine leg!\n Narine to Klaasen, 1 run fired in full on middle and off. Klaasen comes forward and eases it to long on\n Narine to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run on a length just outside off. Nips away a touch and that extracts the leading edge as Kamindu looks to work to leg. Dribbles away towards sweeper cover Sunil Narine vs RHB BALLS 8049 WKTS 383 4s\/6s 499\/248 ECON 5.88 AVE 20.67\n Narine to Klaasen, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Tucked up for room, Klaasen stabs it to mid wicket\n Narine to Klaasen, 1 run length ball on leg stump. Klaasen waits for it and works it towards deep mid wicket\n Narine to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Kamindu hangs back and tugs it towards deep mid wicket. That kept a little low\n Narine to Klaasen, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Klaasen reads it off the pitch and knocks it to long on A tidy start by Narine, and that is not a huge surprise\n Varun to Klaasen, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Keeps a little low and Klaasen adjusts to poke it to long on Around the wicket\n Varun to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run slanted in full on middle and off. Kamindu brings out the reverse and smashes it on the bounce to deep point. He got plenty of purchase on that\n Varun to Klaasen, FOUR runs deftly done! Shortish on leg stump. Klaasen gauges the line early, gets inside it and then helps it fine to the fence!\n Varun to Klaasen, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Klaasen hangs back and pushes it to long on\n Varun to Kamindu Mendis, no run on a fullish length just outside off. Kamindu presses half forward and pats it towards backward point\n Varun to Kamindu Mendis, no run back of a length delivery wide outside off. Seems like a top-spinner because this bounces extra and goes over Kamindu's flailing blade Plenty to ponder for SRH at the time-out. The glut of early wickets has left them playing catch-up, and because of the runs they conceded at the death, they do not have the luxury of an elaborate repair job. The acceleration has to come soon, otherwise the \n Narine to Klaasen, 1 run shortish on the stumps. Klaasen opens up his stance and hacks it to long on\n Narine to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs shortish outside off and this spins away a great deal, making Kamindu reach out. He flat-bats it past the bowler and gets two for his troubles\n Narine to Kamindu Mendis, OUT caught comfortably on the fence, and another SRH batter perishes! On the shorter side outside off and this grips in the surface, spinning away. Seems to stick in the surface too and Kamindu can generate no power on the pull. Simple catch to deep mid wicket, and SRH take another step back after threatening to take a step forward! \n Narine to Verma, no run fullish on middle and leg. Aniket stretches forward and defends\n Narine to Verma, FOUR runs off the mark in sumptuous style! A touch short outside off and Aniket is all over it like a rash. Rocks back, opens his bat face and steers it beautifully between backward point and deep point!\n Narine to Verma, 1 wide back of a length, sliding down leg. Aniket does not get bat on it and the umpire calls it a wide\n Narine to Verma, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Aniket goes back and eases it out to deep point\n Varun to Verma, no run back of a length on middle and off. Skids onto the batter and Aniket hurriedly stabs it into the off side\n Varun to Verma, 1 run shortish on leg stump. Aniket opens up his stance and tugs it towards deep mid wicket Heinrich Klaasen vs Varun Chakravarthy BALLS 41 RUNS 76 OUTS 3 SR 185.36 4s\/6s 2\/8\n Varun to Klaasen, 1 run short outside off. Spins away and Klaasen reads that, cutting it towards deep point SRH need a boundary an over now, just to stay in touch with the rate. Around the wicket now\n Varun to Verma, 1 wide darted across on a length wide outside off. Left alone by the batter and called a wide Back to over the wicket\n Varun to Verma, OUT Aniket falls trying to increase the scoring rate, and this is looking like KKR's evening now! Angled in on a length on middle and leg. Aniket has a mow across the line and shanks it completely. Off the inside half of the bat and Venkatesh, despite losing it in the lights for a bit, makes no mistake at deep mid wicket. Rahane gambled with Chakravarthy's third over, and that gamble has paid off! \n Varun to Cummins, FOUR runs oh, hello! Floated up full on middle and off. Cummins walks across his stumps early and then laps it past the keeper for four. Well well!\n Varun to Cummins, 1 run full and wide outside off. Cummins gets forward and drives it towards sweeper cover\n Narine to Cummins, no run back of a length outside off. Cummins goes back and taps it towards extra cover\n Narine to Cummins, 2 leg byes back of a length, pitching on off and nipping back in. Cummins is cut in half and the ball grazes his back thigh before rolling away past short third\n Narine to Cummins, no run tossed up full just outside off. Drifts in before gripping in the surface and straightening. Cummins wafts at it and is beaten all ends up\n Narine to Cummins, no run back of a length outside off. Skids off the surface and Cummins, looking to dab behind point, is beaten for pace\n Narine to Cummins, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Cummins pokes it towards the bowler, who makes a half-hearted attempt to stop it. Parries it towards mid wicket and Cummins gets a run\n Narine to Klaasen, 1 run back of a length on off. Klaasen waits for it and knocks it to long on\n Harshit Rana to Klaasen, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Klaasen rides the bounce and taps it into the off side\n Harshit Rana to Cummins, no run dug into the track on leg stump. Cummins hops up onto his toes and fends it towards mid wicket\n Harshit Rana to Cummins, no run ooff! Another short ball on middle stump. Cummins takes his eyes off it and gets lucky as the ball whistles past his bat, his ear and his helmet. Cummins having a chat to the umpire because Rana's towel fell off as he delivered the ball\n Harshit Rana to Cummins, FOUR runs streaky but that is still four! Another bumper, on middle and off. Cummins swings his blade like an axe and the ball hurtles off the top edge over the keeper's head!\n Harshit Rana to Cummins, 1 run slower ball on a length on leg stump. Cummins is too early into the stroke and edges it down to deep third\n Harshit Rana to Klaasen, 1 run off-pace on a full length on middle and off. Klaasen flicks it to long on and keeps strike\n Narine to Klaasen, SIX runs Klaasen goes bang! Marginally short on middle and leg. Klaasen picks the length early, gets his front hip out of the way and smears it over deep mid wicket!\n Narine to Klaasen, SIX runs this is much bigger and much better! Very similar to the last ball, perhaps a little outside off. That gives Klaasen more swinging room and he clatters it over cow corner!\n Narine to Klaasen, no run has he nicked that?! de Kock thinks so, but no one else is interested! Hung up on a length wide outside off. Klaasen has a swish at it and seems to miss it. de Kock threw the ball up in celebration, but got no support from his teammates. Oh wow - UltraEdge confirms there was bat involved. Missed opportunity for KKR!\n Narine to Klaasen, 1 leg bye dragged down on leg stump. Spins back into Klaasen and keeps low, which is why that ball escaped his wrath. Off the back leg towards short fine leg\n Narine to Cummins, 1 run back of a length outside off. Cummins winds up and heaves it towards long on\n Narine to Klaasen, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Klaasen eases it down the ground to long on\n Arora to Klaasen, FOUR runs almost a chop-on, and Klaasen gets four for his toil! Into the blockhole outside off. Klaasen looks to shovel it away and gets an inside edge that flashes past the stumps and the keeper!\n Arora to Klaasen, 1 run full and wide this time. Klaasen throws his hands at it and slices it on the bounce to deep backward point\n Arora to Cummins, 1 run slower delivery dug into the track outside off. Cummins reaches out for it and flat-bats it towards long on\n Arora to Klaasen, OUT miscued and taken at square leg! Arora proves his worth yet again, and that might be that for SRH tonight! Slower bumper outside off, asking Klaasen to fetch it to the leg side. He takes up the challenge but comes up second-best. No timing at all and the ball spoons up for Moeen, stood right on the ring. SRH's hopes dashed further, and KKR can sense a win now! \n Arora to Harshal, 1 run low full toss on leg stump. Harshal tucks it off his toes towards deep mid wicket\n Arora to Cummins, 1 run a superb direct hit, but Harshal might have made his ground! Back of a length on off. Cummins dabs it towards backward point and calls his partner through. Harshal stretches and that might have saved him, despite Rana producing a moment of fielding brilliance. The umpire, in fact, is happy with it and reaches that conclusion without even going upstairs!\n Varun to Cummins, OUT clothed to long on, and after a brief pause, the procession is back on track! Given a bit of air on a length just outside off. That entices Cummins into the slog but he is not close enough to the pitch of the ball. Miscues it terribly and Rana, stationed well inside the long on fence, snares the chance with minimal fuss. SRH eight down, and staring down the barrel! \n Varun to Simarjeet Singh, OUT hot knife through butter, and that is an absolute peach! Fizzed through on a length just outside off. Simarjeet goes searching for it but has no clue this is the ball that will spin into him. Leaves a massive gap between bat and pad, and the ball bursts through the gate to smash into the stumps. Chakravarthy has three, KKR have nine, and SRH on the brink! \n Varun to Shami, no run googly tossed up full outside off. Shami gets his front pad outside the line and then gets rapped on it, playing well outside the line of the ball\n Varun to Shami, no run on a length wide outside off. Shami reaches out for it and pokes it towards backward point\n Varun to Shami, 1 wide back of a length delivery that slides down leg. Shami does not get bat on it and the umpire calls it a wide\n Varun to Shami, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Shami goes back and works it towards deep backward square leg\n Varun to Harshal, 1 run back of a length outside off. Harshal drops it into the off side and calls Shami through for an easy single\n Russell to Harshal, 1 wide slower yorker that goes wrong and strays down leg. Harshal fails to lay bat on ball and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Russell to Harshal, 1 run safe! SRH live to tell another tale! Full outside off. Harshal throws his hands at it but slices it too much. Skews it up and it just evades backward point running back\n Russell to Shami, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Shami waits for it and turns it towards deep mid wicket\n Russell to Harshal, no run into the blockhole on middle and off. Harshal jams down on it and clinks it back towards the bowler. Right off the toe-end that\n Russell to Harshal, OUT goes a mle up, and that is all over, Red Rover! The Kolkata Knight Riders have rocked up at the Eden Gardens and they have handed their fellow finalists from last year and absolute thrashing! Off-pace and into the track just outside off. Harshal has an ungainly swipe across the line and gets no distance whatsoever. Russell is the only person in the vicinity and he settles under it to consign SRH to a fate that seemed in the making for the past hour. A proper pasting, and SRH will have plenty to dissect and gulp down from this! 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Ravindra goes .wafting at it and only connects with fresh air\nArshdeep to Ravindra, FOUR runs .Ravindra off the mark with a four! Back of a length outside off. Ravindra rises with the .bounce, gets on top of it and cuts it past cover point. Deep backward point, running to .his left, slides but the ball trickles into the rope off his hand!\nArshdeep to Ravindra, no run .back of a length outside off. Ravindra waits for it and opens his bat face to dab it .towards short third\nArshdeep to Ravindra, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Ravindra gets up on his toes and jabs it enough to extra .cover's right to pick up a single\nArshdeep to Conway, FOUR runs .Conway is up and running too! Back of a length, offering a hint of width. Conway lets .the ball do its thing before playing right under his eyes. Bisects backward point and .short third with precision!\nArshdeep to Conway, no run .fullish in the channel. Shapes away a little and Conway, pressing forward, drives with an .open bat face towards point\nThakur to Ravindra, no run .length outside off. Ravindra gets onto the front foot and jabs it towards cover. Good .work by Stoinis to his left to stop it\nThakur to Ravindra, 3 runs .back of a length outside off. Ravindra has a waft at it and squirts it off the inside edge. .Arshdeep makes up lots of ground on the fine leg fence and seems to pull it back in. .Top hustle! .There is a slip in place\nThakur to Conway, no run .oh! Length ball in the channel and this seems to just straighten a shade after pitching. .Conway, having advanced, goes feeling for it and is beaten on the outside\nThakur to Conway, no run .full and wide outside off. Conway gets onto the front foot and drives it towards cover\nThakur to Conway, no run .banged into the track on middle and leg and that is a response to Conway coming down .the track. He has to take evasive action and hurriedly ducks under it\nThakur to Conway, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Conway drops it right beside him and calls his partner .through for the single. Excellent over from Yash Thakur!\nArshdeep to Conway, FOUR runs .shot! Full enough outside off and Conway does not miss out this time. Gets his hands .through the ball and blasts it past extra cover!\nArshdeep to Conway, 1 run .length just outside off. Conway gets onto the front foot and taps it towards backward .point\nArshdeep to Ravindra, FOUR runs .short, wide and punished! Skips through nicely onto Ravindra but he watches the ball all .the way, meeting it late and slashing it over the keeper's head!\nArshdeep to Ravindra, no run .fullish just outside off. Ravindra gets a good stride in and drives it towards extra cover\nArshdeep to Ravindra, no run .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Ravindra waits for it and cuts it straight to .backward point. He will feel he missed out there\nArshdeep to Ravindra, no run .back of a length on off. Ravindra presses half forward and stabs it towards extra cover\nThakur to Conway, FOUR runs .that has been absolutely smashed! Banged into the track outside off. Conway stands .up on his toes, picks his spot and pummels it past mid wicket!\nThakur to Conway, no run .length just outside off. Conway gets a half stride in and jabs it towards extra cover\nThakur to Conway, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Conway helps it towards deep backward square leg\nThakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs .streaky but guess what, they all count! Cutter on a back of a length just outside off. .Ravindra skips down the track, has an agricultural swipe at it and squirts it off the inside .edge through fine leg!\nThakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs .that is a scorching shot! Off-pace again and sitting up to be hit outside off. Ravindra .stands tall and threads it between extra cover and mid off!\nThakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs .three fours in a row! On a length outside off. Ravindra gets forward, stays on top of the .bounce and cracks it past cover point. Another classy stroke!\nMaxwell to Conway, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Punched down the ground to long on\nMaxwell to Ravindra, 1 run .tossed up full outside off. Ravindra plants his front foot and drills it down the ground to .long off\nMaxwell to Conway, FOUR runs .short and put away by Conway! Dragged down on the stumps. Conway picks the length .early, rocks backk and pounds it to mid on's left!\nMaxwell to Conway, no run .short and wide outside off. Conway gets decent purchase on the cut but cannot get it .past backward point\nMaxwell to Conway, 1 run .slower and fuller on off. Conway gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards deep .cover\nMaxwell to Ravindra, 1 run .fired in on a length on leg stump. Ravindra works it towards square leg, who puts in a .dive to his left and gets a strong hand to it, ensuring it is just a single\nJansen to Ravindra, (no ball) .back of a length outside off. Ravindra tries to force that through the off side and ends .up scuffing it towards cover. Tried to hit that too hard. Jansen has overstepped, .though...\nJansen to Ravindra, 2 runs .goes a mile up, but does not go as far! In the slot on middle and leg. Ravindra gets .under it but no power on it at all. Not enough, at least. Plugs in front of deep mid wicket .and Ravindra has to settle for a brace\nJansen to Ravindra, FOUR runs .dismisses this from his presence! Marginally short outside off and this sits up for .Ravindra. He waits deep in his crease, with his front hip opened up, and demolishes it .past mid wicket!\nJansen to Ravindra, 2 runs .angled in full on leg stump. Ravindra gives himself room and opens his bat face to slice .it to deep point's right. Has enough time to get back for two\nJansen to Ravindra, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Ravindra has a swish at it and carves it on the bounce to .backward point. Just short of Chahal and Ravindra is lucky that did not carry\nJansen to Conway, 1 run .banged into the track on off. Conway rolls his wrists over it and pulls it towards deep .backward square leg .Ravindra is not happy with his bat, and he is having a chat to the umpire, asking to get it .changed\nJansen to Ravindra, 1 leg bye .angled in on a length on the pads. Ravindra misses his flick and the ball trickles off the .pad into the on side\nMaxwell to Ravindra, 1 run .shortens the length on off after seeing Ravindra advance. He punches it to long off . .Glenn Maxwell vs LHB .BALLS .2086 .WKTS .92 .4s\/6s .186\/103 .ECON .7.35 .AVE .27.79\nMaxwell to Conway, 1 run .lbw shout, not given! Angled in on a length on middle and leg. Conway shapes for the .reverse and makes a mess of it. Might have grazed the glove\nMaxwell to Ravindra, OUT .Ravindra runs past one, and CSK's opening stand has come to an end, as soon as the .powerplay got over! Fizzed in on a back of a length outside off. Bowled at 97.1kph but .that still gripped and spun. Maxwell, perhaps, also anticipated the charge and Ravindra, .swiping at it in an ungainly fashion, could only swat away a few flies. Sharp work by .Prabhsimran, and CSK are one down! .Rachin Ravindra st \u2020Prabhsimran Singh b Maxwell 36 (23b 6x4 0x6 30m) SR: 156.52\nMaxwell to Gaikwad, 1 run .low full toss just outside off. Gaikwad gets down on one knee and sweeps it towards .deep backward square leg\nMaxwell to Conway, no run .back of a length just outside off. Conway hangs back and stabs it towards backward .point\nMaxwell to Conway, no run .slanted in on a back of a length on leg stump. Conway plays all around it and gets .rapped on the pads. Superb over by Maxwell\nFerguson to Gaikwad, no run .back of a length just outside off. Gaikwad presses half forward and taps it tamely .towards backward point\nFerguson to Gaikwad, OUT .goneski! Gaikwad bites the dust, and CSK's chase hits another enormous snag! Back of .a length just outside off. Holds a little in the surface and Gaikwad, looking to punch on .the up, mistimes it. Arrows off the inside hafl of the bat and Shashank snaffles it up .smartly at short mid wicket. CSK lose two in quick succession, and PBKS tighten their .grip on this contest! .Ruturaj Gaikwad c Shashank Singh b Ferguson 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 33.33\nFerguson to Dube, 2 runs .just over! Fullish, angling across the batter outside off. Dube throws his hands at it and .skews it just over the fielder at mid off. Off the mark with a brace\nFerguson to Dube, 1 wide .back of a length, sliding down leg. Dube does not get bat on it and the umpire has no .qualms in calling it a wide\nFerguson to Dube, no run .hard length just outside off. Skids off the surface and gets big on Dube, who can only .dab it straight to backward point\nFerguson to Dube, FOUR runs .shot! Dug into the track outside off and this sits up a little. Dube spots it early, frees his .arms and slaps it between extra cover and mid off!\nFerguson to Dube, no run .back of a length just outside off. Dube's feet go nowhere and he plays with an open bat .face towards backward point\nJansen to Conway, 1 leg bye .slower ball on a length on middle and leg. Conway has a swipe across the line and the .ball trickles off the back thigh towards short third\nJansen to Dube, 2 runs .banged into the track just outside off. Dube rises with the bounce and muscles it over .mid wicket for a couple of runs .Dube is sweating on the short ball. Jansen might be in business if he can sneak in a .sharp and accurate full ball\nJansen to Dube, FOUR runs .deft touch! Slower short ball outside off. Dube picks it really early and rather than trying .to drag it to leg, he opens his bat face to glide it between short third and backward .point!\nJansen to Dube, no run .full outside off, with a bit of shape away. Dube's feet are stuck to concrete and he pokes .it, flat-footed, towards mid off\nJansen to Dube, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Keeps a little low and Dube chops it towards deep point\nJansen to Conway, 2 runs .miscued but safe! Hard length just outside off. Conway has a massive mow across the .line and gets it wrong. Fortunately for him, it has enough to clear mid wicket .Plenty to ponder for CSK at the time-out. They began well, even if they did not hit any .sixes in the powerplay but have been pegged back since. They now need a big .turnaround in these middle overs to have any shot of chasing down this total\nFerguson to Dube, 2 runs .safe again! Sharp bumper on leg stump and this gets awfully big on Dube. He is rushed .on the pull and the ball lobs up off the top edge, just clearing short fine leg\nFerguson to Dube, 1 run .shortish again, on middle and off. Dube gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side .for a single . .Lockie Ferguson in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1458 .WKTS .67 .4s\/6s .152\/58 .ECON .7.28 .AVE .26.41\nFerguson to Conway, no run .sizzling yorker on leg stump. Conway is late to get his bat down on the flick and the ball .smashes him on the boot\nFerguson to Conway, 1 wide .slower ball that goes awry and slides down leg. Conway swings and misses, and then .sees the umpire stretch out his arms\nFerguson to Conway, 1 run .full on middle and off. Conway plants his front foot and powers it down the ground to .long on .CSK need boundaries and they need sixes specifically\nFerguson to Dube, SIX runs .fetch that, says Shivam Dube! Another attempted short ball but this sits up on off .stump. Dube gets his front hip out of the way and smears it flat over deep mid wicket. .First six of the innings!\nFerguson to Dube, 1 wide .slower ball on a length well outside leg. Dube fails to lay bat on ball, and the umpire has .some more exercise to indulge in\nFerguson to Dube, no run .hard length just outside off. Dube stays leg side of the ball and prods it towards extra .cover. Throws his head back in disappointment soon after. Perhaps wanted a single to .stay on strike","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs CSK, 22nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Ravindra, no run back of a length outside off. Shapes away and also keeps a little low. Ravindra goes wafting at it and only connects with fresh air\n Arshdeep to Ravindra, FOUR runs Ravindra off the mark with a four! Back of a length outside off. Ravindra rises with the bounce, gets on top of it and cuts it past cover point. Deep backward point, running to his left, slides but the ball trickles into the rope off his hand!\n Arshdeep to Ravindra, no run back of a length outside off. Ravindra waits for it and opens his bat face to dab it towards short third\n Arshdeep to Ravindra, 1 run back of a length outside off. Ravindra gets up on his toes and jabs it enough to extra cover's right to pick up a single\n Arshdeep to Conway, FOUR runs Conway is up and running too! Back of a length, offering a hint of width. Conway lets the ball do its thing before playing right under his eyes. Bisects backward point and short third with precision!\n Arshdeep to Conway, no run fullish in the channel. Shapes away a little and Conway, pressing forward, drives with an open bat face towards point\n Thakur to Ravindra, no run length outside off. Ravindra gets onto the front foot and jabs it towards cover. Good work by Stoinis to his left to stop it\n Thakur to Ravindra, 3 runs back of a length outside off. Ravindra has a waft at it and squirts it off the inside edge. Arshdeep makes up lots of ground on the fine leg fence and seems to pull it back in. Top hustle! There is a slip in place\n Thakur to Conway, no run oh! Length ball in the channel and this seems to just straighten a shade after pitching. Conway, having advanced, goes feeling for it and is beaten on the outside\n Thakur to Conway, no run full and wide outside off. Conway gets onto the front foot and drives it towards cover\n Thakur to Conway, no run banged into the track on middle and leg and that is a response to Conway coming down the track. He has to take evasive action and hurriedly ducks under it\n Thakur to Conway, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Conway drops it right beside him and calls his partner through for the single. Excellent over from Yash Thakur!\n Arshdeep to Conway, FOUR runs shot! Full enough outside off and Conway does not miss out this time. Gets his hands through the ball and blasts it past extra cover!\n Arshdeep to Conway, 1 run length just outside off. Conway gets onto the front foot and taps it towards backward point\n Arshdeep to Ravindra, FOUR runs short, wide and punished! Skips through nicely onto Ravindra but he watches the ball all the way, meeting it late and slashing it over the keeper's head!\n Arshdeep to Ravindra, no run fullish just outside off. Ravindra gets a good stride in and drives it towards extra cover\n Arshdeep to Ravindra, no run off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Ravindra waits for it and cuts it straight to backward point. He will feel he missed out there\n Arshdeep to Ravindra, no run back of a length on off. Ravindra presses half forward and stabs it towards extra cover\n Thakur to Conway, FOUR runs that has been absolutely smashed! Banged into the track outside off. Conway stands up on his toes, picks his spot and pummels it past mid wicket!\n Thakur to Conway, no run length just outside off. Conway gets a half stride in and jabs it towards extra cover\n Thakur to Conway, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Conway helps it towards deep backward square leg\n Thakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs streaky but guess what, they all count! Cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Ravindra skips down the track, has an agricultural swipe at it and squirts it off the inside edge through fine leg!\n Thakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs that is a scorching shot! Off-pace again and sitting up to be hit outside off. Ravindra stands tall and threads it between extra cover and mid off!\n Thakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs three fours in a row! On a length outside off. Ravindra gets forward, stays on top of the bounce and cracks it past cover point. Another classy stroke!\n Maxwell to Conway, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Punched down the ground to long on\n Maxwell to Ravindra, 1 run tossed up full outside off. Ravindra plants his front foot and drills it down the ground to long off\n Maxwell to Conway, FOUR runs short and put away by Conway! Dragged down on the stumps. Conway picks the length early, rocks backk and pounds it to mid on's left!\n Maxwell to Conway, no run short and wide outside off. Conway gets decent purchase on the cut but cannot get it past backward point\n Maxwell to Conway, 1 run slower and fuller on off. Conway gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards deep cover\n Maxwell to Ravindra, 1 run fired in on a length on leg stump. Ravindra works it towards square leg, who puts in a dive to his left and gets a strong hand to it, ensuring it is just a single\n back of a length outside off. Ravindra tries to force that through the off side and ends up scuffing it towards cover. Tried to hit that too hard. Jansen has overstepped, though...\n Jansen to Ravindra, 2 runs goes a mile up, but does not go as far! In the slot on middle and leg. Ravindra gets under it but no power on it at all. Not enough, at least. Plugs in front of deep mid wicket and Ravindra has to settle for a brace\n Jansen to Ravindra, FOUR runs dismisses this from his presence! Marginally short outside off and this sits up for Ravindra. He waits deep in his crease, with his front hip opened up, and demolishes it past mid wicket!\n Jansen to Ravindra, 2 runs angled in full on leg stump. Ravindra gives himself room and opens his bat face to slice it to deep point's right. Has enough time to get back for two\n Jansen to Ravindra, 1 run back of a length outside off. Ravindra has a swish at it and carves it on the bounce to backward point. Just short of Chahal and Ravindra is lucky that did not carry\n Jansen to Conway, 1 run banged into the track on off. Conway rolls his wrists over it and pulls it towards deep backward square leg Ravindra is not happy with his bat, and he is having a chat to the umpire, asking to get it changed\n Jansen to Ravindra, 1 leg bye angled in on a length on the pads. Ravindra misses his flick and the ball trickles off the pad into the on side\n Maxwell to Ravindra, 1 run shortens the length on off after seeing Ravindra advance. He punches it to long off Glenn Maxwell vs LHB BALLS 2086 WKTS 92 4s\/6s 186\/103 ECON 7.35 AVE 27.79\n Maxwell to Conway, 1 run lbw shout, not given! Angled in on a length on middle and leg. Conway shapes for the reverse and makes a mess of it. Might have grazed the glove\n Maxwell to Ravindra, OUT Ravindra runs past one, and CSK's opening stand has come to an end, as soon as the powerplay got over! Fizzed in on a back of a length outside off. Bowled at 97.1kph but that still gripped and spun. Maxwell, perhaps, also anticipated the charge and Ravindra, swiping at it in an ungainly fashion, could only swat away a few flies. Sharp work by Prabhsimran, and CSK are one down! \n Maxwell to Gaikwad, 1 run low full toss just outside off. Gaikwad gets down on one knee and sweeps it towards deep backward square leg\n Maxwell to Conway, no run back of a length just outside off. Conway hangs back and stabs it towards backward point\n Maxwell to Conway, no run slanted in on a back of a length on leg stump. Conway plays all around it and gets rapped on the pads. Superb over by Maxwell\n Ferguson to Gaikwad, no run back of a length just outside off. Gaikwad presses half forward and taps it tamely towards backward point\n Ferguson to Gaikwad, OUT goneski! Gaikwad bites the dust, and CSK's chase hits another enormous snag! Back of a length just outside off. Holds a little in the surface and Gaikwad, looking to punch on the up, mistimes it. Arrows off the inside hafl of the bat and Shashank snaffles it up smartly at short mid wicket. CSK lose two in quick succession, and PBKS tighten their grip on this contest! \n Ferguson to Dube, 2 runs just over! Fullish, angling across the batter outside off. Dube throws his hands at it and skews it just over the fielder at mid off. Off the mark with a brace\n Ferguson to Dube, 1 wide back of a length, sliding down leg. Dube does not get bat on it and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Ferguson to Dube, no run hard length just outside off. Skids off the surface and gets big on Dube, who can only dab it straight to backward point\n Ferguson to Dube, FOUR runs shot! Dug into the track outside off and this sits up a little. Dube spots it early, frees his arms and slaps it between extra cover and mid off!\n Ferguson to Dube, no run back of a length just outside off. Dube's feet go nowhere and he plays with an open bat face towards backward point\n Jansen to Conway, 1 leg bye slower ball on a length on middle and leg. Conway has a swipe across the line and the ball trickles off the back thigh towards short third\n Jansen to Dube, 2 runs banged into the track just outside off. Dube rises with the bounce and muscles it over mid wicket for a couple of runs Dube is sweating on the short ball. Jansen might be in business if he can sneak in a sharp and accurate full ball\n Jansen to Dube, FOUR runs deft touch! Slower short ball outside off. Dube picks it really early and rather than trying to drag it to leg, he opens his bat face to glide it between short third and backward point!\n Jansen to Dube, no run full outside off, with a bit of shape away. Dube's feet are stuck to concrete and he pokes it, flat-footed, towards mid off\n Jansen to Dube, 1 run back of a length outside off. Keeps a little low and Dube chops it towards deep point\n Jansen to Conway, 2 runs miscued but safe! Hard length just outside off. Conway has a massive mow across the line and gets it wrong. Fortunately for him, it has enough to clear mid wicket Plenty to ponder for CSK at the time-out. They began well, even if they did not hit any sixes in the powerplay but have been pegged back since. They now need a big turnaround in these middle overs to have any shot of chasing down this total\n Ferguson to Dube, 2 runs safe again! Sharp bumper on leg stump and this gets awfully big on Dube. He is rushed on the pull and the ball lobs up off the top edge, just clearing short fine leg\n Ferguson to Dube, 1 run shortish again, on middle and off. Dube gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side for a single BALLS 1458 WKTS 67 4s\/6s 152\/58 ECON 7.28 AVE 26.41\n Ferguson to Conway, no run sizzling yorker on leg stump. Conway is late to get his bat down on the flick and the ball smashes him on the boot\n Ferguson to Conway, 1 wide slower ball that goes awry and slides down leg. Conway swings and misses, and then sees the umpire stretch out his arms\n Ferguson to Conway, 1 run full on middle and off. Conway plants his front foot and powers it down the ground to long on CSK need boundaries and they need sixes specifically\n Ferguson to Dube, SIX runs fetch that, says Shivam Dube! Another attempted short ball but this sits up on off stump. Dube gets his front hip out of the way and smears it flat over deep mid wicket. First six of the innings!\n Ferguson to Dube, 1 wide slower ball on a length well outside leg. Dube fails to lay bat on ball, and the umpire has some more exercise to indulge in\n Ferguson to Dube, no run hard length just outside off. Dube stays leg side of the ball and prods it towards extra cover. Throws his head back in disappointment soon after. Perhaps wanted a single to stay on strike","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Conway","Dube","Gaikwad","Ravindra"],"Runs":[26.0,22.0,1.0,36.0],"Balls_Faced":[23,12,3,23],"Fours":[4,2,0,6],"Sixes":[0,1,0,0],"S\/R":[113.04,183.33,33.33,156.52],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Shashank Singh b Ferguson","st \u2020Prabhsimran Singh b Maxwell"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Ferguson","Jansen","Maxwell","Thakur"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[18.0,19.0,20.0,11.0,21.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,1,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arshdeep to Ravindra, no run .back of a length outside off. Shapes away and also keeps a little low. Ravindra goes .wafting at it and only connects with fresh air\nArshdeep to Ravindra, FOUR runs .Ravindra off the mark with a four! Back of a length outside off. Ravindra rises with the .bounce, gets on top of it and cuts it past cover point. Deep backward point, running to .his left, slides but the ball trickles into the rope off his hand!\nArshdeep to Ravindra, no run .back of a length outside off. Ravindra waits for it and opens his bat face to dab it .towards short third\nArshdeep to Ravindra, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Ravindra gets up on his toes and jabs it enough to extra .cover's right to pick up a single\nArshdeep to Conway, FOUR runs .Conway is up and running too! Back of a length, offering a hint of width. Conway lets .the ball do its thing before playing right under his eyes. Bisects backward point and .short third with precision!\nArshdeep to Conway, no run .fullish in the channel. Shapes away a little and Conway, pressing forward, drives with an .open bat face towards point\nThakur to Ravindra, no run .length outside off. Ravindra gets onto the front foot and jabs it towards cover. Good .work by Stoinis to his left to stop it\nThakur to Ravindra, 3 runs .back of a length outside off. Ravindra has a waft at it and squirts it off the inside edge. .Arshdeep makes up lots of ground on the fine leg fence and seems to pull it back in. .Top hustle! .There is a slip in place\nThakur to Conway, no run .oh! Length ball in the channel and this seems to just straighten a shade after pitching. .Conway, having advanced, goes feeling for it and is beaten on the outside\nThakur to Conway, no run .full and wide outside off. Conway gets onto the front foot and drives it towards cover\nThakur to Conway, no run .banged into the track on middle and leg and that is a response to Conway coming down .the track. He has to take evasive action and hurriedly ducks under it\nThakur to Conway, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Conway drops it right beside him and calls his partner .through for the single. Excellent over from Yash Thakur!\nArshdeep to Conway, FOUR runs .shot! Full enough outside off and Conway does not miss out this time. Gets his hands .through the ball and blasts it past extra cover!\nArshdeep to Conway, 1 run .length just outside off. Conway gets onto the front foot and taps it towards backward .point\nArshdeep to Ravindra, FOUR runs .short, wide and punished! Skips through nicely onto Ravindra but he watches the ball all .the way, meeting it late and slashing it over the keeper's head!\nArshdeep to Ravindra, no run .fullish just outside off. Ravindra gets a good stride in and drives it towards extra cover\nArshdeep to Ravindra, no run .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Ravindra waits for it and cuts it straight to .backward point. He will feel he missed out there\nArshdeep to Ravindra, no run .back of a length on off. Ravindra presses half forward and stabs it towards extra cover\nThakur to Conway, FOUR runs .that has been absolutely smashed! Banged into the track outside off. Conway stands .up on his toes, picks his spot and pummels it past mid wicket!\nThakur to Conway, no run .length just outside off. Conway gets a half stride in and jabs it towards extra cover\nThakur to Conway, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Conway helps it towards deep backward square leg\nThakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs .streaky but guess what, they all count! Cutter on a back of a length just outside off. .Ravindra skips down the track, has an agricultural swipe at it and squirts it off the inside .edge through fine leg!\nThakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs .that is a scorching shot! Off-pace again and sitting up to be hit outside off. Ravindra .stands tall and threads it between extra cover and mid off!\nThakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs .three fours in a row! On a length outside off. Ravindra gets forward, stays on top of the .bounce and cracks it past cover point. Another classy stroke!\nMaxwell to Conway, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Punched down the ground to long on\nMaxwell to Ravindra, 1 run .tossed up full outside off. Ravindra plants his front foot and drills it down the ground to .long off\nMaxwell to Conway, FOUR runs .short and put away by Conway! Dragged down on the stumps. Conway picks the length .early, rocks backk and pounds it to mid on's left!\nMaxwell to Conway, no run .short and wide outside off. Conway gets decent purchase on the cut but cannot get it .past backward point\nMaxwell to Conway, 1 run .slower and fuller on off. Conway gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards deep .cover\nMaxwell to Ravindra, 1 run .fired in on a length on leg stump. Ravindra works it towards square leg, who puts in a .dive to his left and gets a strong hand to it, ensuring it is just a single\nJansen to Ravindra, (no ball) .back of a length outside off. Ravindra tries to force that through the off side and ends .up scuffing it towards cover. Tried to hit that too hard. Jansen has overstepped, .though...\nJansen to Ravindra, 2 runs .goes a mile up, but does not go as far! In the slot on middle and leg. Ravindra gets .under it but no power on it at all. Not enough, at least. Plugs in front of deep mid wicket .and Ravindra has to settle for a brace\nJansen to Ravindra, FOUR runs .dismisses this from his presence! Marginally short outside off and this sits up for .Ravindra. He waits deep in his crease, with his front hip opened up, and demolishes it .past mid wicket!\nJansen to Ravindra, 2 runs .angled in full on leg stump. Ravindra gives himself room and opens his bat face to slice .it to deep point's right. Has enough time to get back for two\nJansen to Ravindra, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Ravindra has a swish at it and carves it on the bounce to .backward point. Just short of Chahal and Ravindra is lucky that did not carry\nJansen to Conway, 1 run .banged into the track on off. Conway rolls his wrists over it and pulls it towards deep .backward square leg .Ravindra is not happy with his bat, and he is having a chat to the umpire, asking to get it .changed\nJansen to Ravindra, 1 leg bye .angled in on a length on the pads. Ravindra misses his flick and the ball trickles off the .pad into the on side\nMaxwell to Ravindra, 1 run .shortens the length on off after seeing Ravindra advance. He punches it to long off . .Glenn Maxwell vs LHB .BALLS .2086 .WKTS .92 .4s\/6s .186\/103 .ECON .7.35 .AVE .27.79\nMaxwell to Conway, 1 run .lbw shout, not given! Angled in on a length on middle and leg. Conway shapes for the .reverse and makes a mess of it. Might have grazed the glove\nMaxwell to Ravindra, OUT .Ravindra runs past one, and CSK's opening stand has come to an end, as soon as the .powerplay got over! Fizzed in on a back of a length outside off. Bowled at 97.1kph but .that still gripped and spun. Maxwell, perhaps, also anticipated the charge and Ravindra, .swiping at it in an ungainly fashion, could only swat away a few flies. Sharp work by .Prabhsimran, and CSK are one down! .Rachin Ravindra st \u2020Prabhsimran Singh b Maxwell 36 (23b 6x4 0x6 30m) SR: 156.52\nMaxwell to Gaikwad, 1 run .low full toss just outside off. Gaikwad gets down on one knee and sweeps it towards .deep backward square leg\nMaxwell to Conway, no run .back of a length just outside off. Conway hangs back and stabs it towards backward .point\nMaxwell to Conway, no run .slanted in on a back of a length on leg stump. Conway plays all around it and gets .rapped on the pads. Superb over by Maxwell\nFerguson to Gaikwad, no run .back of a length just outside off. Gaikwad presses half forward and taps it tamely .towards backward point\nFerguson to Gaikwad, OUT .goneski! Gaikwad bites the dust, and CSK's chase hits another enormous snag! Back of .a length just outside off. Holds a little in the surface and Gaikwad, looking to punch on .the up, mistimes it. Arrows off the inside hafl of the bat and Shashank snaffles it up .smartly at short mid wicket. CSK lose two in quick succession, and PBKS tighten their .grip on this contest! .Ruturaj Gaikwad c Shashank Singh b Ferguson 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 33.33\nFerguson to Dube, 2 runs .just over! Fullish, angling across the batter outside off. Dube throws his hands at it and .skews it just over the fielder at mid off. Off the mark with a brace\nFerguson to Dube, 1 wide .back of a length, sliding down leg. Dube does not get bat on it and the umpire has no .qualms in calling it a wide\nFerguson to Dube, no run .hard length just outside off. Skids off the surface and gets big on Dube, who can only .dab it straight to backward point\nFerguson to Dube, FOUR runs .shot! Dug into the track outside off and this sits up a little. Dube spots it early, frees his .arms and slaps it between extra cover and mid off!\nFerguson to Dube, no run .back of a length just outside off. Dube's feet go nowhere and he plays with an open bat .face towards backward point\nJansen to Conway, 1 leg bye .slower ball on a length on middle and leg. Conway has a swipe across the line and the .ball trickles off the back thigh towards short third\nJansen to Dube, 2 runs .banged into the track just outside off. Dube rises with the bounce and muscles it over .mid wicket for a couple of runs .Dube is sweating on the short ball. Jansen might be in business if he can sneak in a .sharp and accurate full ball\nJansen to Dube, FOUR runs .deft touch! Slower short ball outside off. Dube picks it really early and rather than trying .to drag it to leg, he opens his bat face to glide it between short third and backward .point!\nJansen to Dube, no run .full outside off, with a bit of shape away. Dube's feet are stuck to concrete and he pokes .it, flat-footed, towards mid off\nJansen to Dube, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Keeps a little low and Dube chops it towards deep point\nJansen to Conway, 2 runs .miscued but safe! Hard length just outside off. Conway has a massive mow across the .line and gets it wrong. Fortunately for him, it has enough to clear mid wicket .Plenty to ponder for CSK at the time-out. They began well, even if they did not hit any .sixes in the powerplay but have been pegged back since. They now need a big .turnaround in these middle overs to have any shot of chasing down this total\nFerguson to Dube, 2 runs .safe again! Sharp bumper on leg stump and this gets awfully big on Dube. He is rushed .on the pull and the ball lobs up off the top edge, just clearing short fine leg\nFerguson to Dube, 1 run .shortish again, on middle and off. Dube gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side .for a single . .Lockie Ferguson in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1458 .WKTS .67 .4s\/6s .152\/58 .ECON .7.28 .AVE .26.41\nFerguson to Conway, no run .sizzling yorker on leg stump. Conway is late to get his bat down on the flick and the ball .smashes him on the boot\nFerguson to Conway, 1 wide .slower ball that goes awry and slides down leg. Conway swings and misses, and then .sees the umpire stretch out his arms\nFerguson to Conway, 1 run .full on middle and off. Conway plants his front foot and powers it down the ground to .long on .CSK need boundaries and they need sixes specifically\nFerguson to Dube, SIX runs .fetch that, says Shivam Dube! Another attempted short ball but this sits up on off .stump. Dube gets his front hip out of the way and smears it flat over deep mid wicket. .First six of the innings!\nFerguson to Dube, 1 wide .slower ball on a length well outside leg. Dube fails to lay bat on ball, and the umpire has .some more exercise to indulge in\nFerguson to Dube, no run .hard length just outside off. Dube stays leg side of the ball and prods it towards extra .cover. Throws his head back in disappointment soon after. Perhaps wanted a single to .stay on strike\nThakur to Conway, 1 run .off-pace on a back of a length on middle and off. Conway hacks it towards deep mid .wicket\nThakur to Dube, 1 run .just short! Bumper outside off. Dube throws his hands at it and slashes it on the bounce .to Chahal at deep third\nThakur to Conway, FOUR runs .Conway breaks the shackles too! Full toss outside off and Conway has enough room to .work with. Opens his bat face slightly too and scorches it to extra cover's right!\nThakur to Conway, 1 run .slower ball on a full length on middle and leg. Conway comes forward and knocks it to .long on\nThakur to Dube, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Dube gives himself a bit of room and jabs it towards .sweeper cover\nThakur to Conway, 1 wide .off-pace and Thakur gets the radar wrong on this. Conway swings and misses, and the .umpire calls it a wide\nThakur to Conway, 1 leg bye .another slower ball, on a back of a length on leg stump. Conway swishes and misses .again and the ball dribbles off the thigh pad into the on side\nJansen to Conway, 2 runs .did that carry?! Full and slanting into the pads. Conway flicks it uppishly and that seems .to carry through to Chahal at short fine leg. He cannot hold on to it, and Conway gets a .reprieve\nJansen to Conway, 1 run .dropped again - what is happening out there?! Slow and short outside off. Conway .wants to play the upper-cut but has no pace to work with. Thakur gets into a tangle at .deep third and ends up grassing it .You can sense steam coming out of Jansen's ears\nJansen to Dube, 1 run .and a misfield now - this is spreading very quickly! Very full just outside off. Dube digs .it out towards mid off, where Shreyas lets it go through his legs. Only a single conceded, .though\nJansen to Conway, 1 run .safe again! CSK riding their luck! Pushed in full on the pads. Conway gets under it and .flicks it on the bounce to deep backward square leg\nJansen to Dube, no run .sharp bumper on middle and leg. Dube spots it just in time and ducks under it rather .frantically. Excellent change in length by Jansen\nJansen to Dube, FOUR runs .no chance for Shreyas this time! Goes short again but this is a cutter. Does not get up .very high and Dube, waiting for it, pulverizes it to mid off's right!\nStoinis to Conway, SIX runs .flat as a tank! Stoinis welcomed with a six! Dug into the track on leg stump. Conway .sweats on this short ball and whacks it over deep square leg! . .Devon Conway vs Marcus Stoinis .BALLS .21 .RUNS .32 .OUTS .0 .SR .152.38 .4s\/6s .1\/1\nStoinis to Conway, no run .hard length on middle and leg. No room to work with this time and Conway stabs it .straight back to the bowler .Some CSK, CSK chants going around\nStoinis to Conway, 1 wide .full and bowled a mile outside leg. Conway gets nowhere near it but luckily for PBKS, .Prabhsimran does\nStoinis to Conway, 1 run .on the bounce again! Slower ball on a full length on the pads. Conway heaves it towards .deep backward square leg. Shashank goes for the catch and puts his body on the line. .Loses track of the ball for a moment but recovers to keep it to one. Saved a boundary .too!\nStoinis to Dube, 1 run .slower bumper on leg stump. Dube waits and waits and waits for it before pulling it .towards deep backward square leg\nStoinis to Conway, no run .cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Conway has a swipe at it but swipes at it .two business days early. Beaten all ends up by the deception\nStoinis to Conway, 1 run .good bouncer that gets up near Conway's head. He rolls his wrists and helps it towards .deep backward square leg. Tough to hit that for six .CSK opt for the time-out, and they have a fair bit of thinking to do. They are not out of .this entirely, but this task is getting steeper by the over. More than 14 runs per over .needed now\nJansen to Conway, FOUR runs .Conway finds the gap, and he finds the fence! Tests out the middle of the track outside .off but this time, Conway is waiting for it. Snaps into position and clubs it past deep mid .wicket!\nJansen to Conway, SIX runs .hold the pose, Devon Conway! Right in the slot on leg stump and Conway takes full toll. .Uses his strong wrists and shovels it over wide long on. Brings up his fifty and he holds .the key here for CSK!\nJansen to Conway, 1 run .into the blockhole on the pads. Conway tucks it off his toes towards deep backward .square leg\nJansen to Dube, SIX runs .kaboom! That has flown an absolute mile! Slot ball on the stumps, and Dube lays into .this. Clean swing through the line and he hoists it onto the second deck over long on! A .93m six! . .Shivam Dube vs Marco Jansen .BALLS .11 .RUNS .26 .OUTS .0 .SR .236.36 .4s\/6s .2\/2\nJansen to Dube, 1 run .safe! Dug into the track, angling into off stump. Dube gets a little cramped on the pull .and shanks it towards deep mid wicket\nJansen to Conway, 1 run .slanted in on a length on middle and leg. Conway comes forward and pushes it towards .long on to keep strike\nArshdeep to Conway, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Conway throws his hands at it and scuffs it towards deep .point\nArshdeep to Dube, 1 run .nails the wide yorker, kissing the tramlines outside off. Dube reaches out for it and .guides it towards deep backward point, stationed very fine\nArshdeep to Conway, 1 run .slower delivery dug into the track outside off. Conway stands up tall and hacks it .powerfully to long on\nArshdeep to Dube, 1 run .dropped again - PBKS are mirroring and rivaling CSK on this count tonight! Full ball .wide outside off. Dube dabs it straight to Ferguson at backward point, who puts down a .fairly regulation chance!\nArshdeep to Conway, 1 run .banged into the track outside off. Conway slaps it towards extra cover and Stoinis .sprawls to his right to get a big hand on it. Just a single .Wonderful over so far\nArshdeep to Dube, 1 run .top, top over! Full and wide, making Dube hit to one of his lesser accessed areas. He .sits deep in his crease and powers it on the bounce to long off. Just six off the 15th!\nFerguson to Dube, 1 run .full toss wide outside off. Dube throws his hands at it and scuffs it towards long off. .That wide line is working for PBKS against Dube\nFerguson to Conway, 2 wide .slower ball well down leg. Conway misses it and the keeper fumbles too, allowing Dube .to get across. Two bonus runs for CSK\nFerguson to Dube, no run .slower delivery dug into the track outside off. Dube has a wild slog across the line and .does so very, very early. Beaten completely by the lack of pace .CSK need a boundary. Quite urgently at that\nFerguson to Dube, 1 wide .banged into the track outside off and this balloons over the batter's head. Left alone by .Dube and called a wide\nFerguson to Dube, 1 run .full toss just outside off and that deserved to be smashed into the stands. Instead, Dube .cloths it and the ball bobbles down to long on\nFerguson to Conway, 1 run .hard length on middle and off. Conway chips it very tamely towards long off and that .will be just another single .CSK have run into quicksand in these past couple of overs, it seems. The harder they .are trying, the further they are sliding\nFerguson to Dube, OUT .Ferguson knocks over the bails, and the pressure pays off for the Punjab Kings! Slower .ball on a back of a length on middle stump. Dube swings like a rusty gate and swings at .it at least a week early. Done all ends up by the knuckle-ball, and the middle stump bail .has been whipped off. Big, big wicket, and Dube, after a cameo, falls with the asking run- .rate climbing! .Shivam Dube b Ferguson 42 (27b 3x4 2x6 40m) SR: 155.55\nFerguson to Dhoni, 1 run .oh dear - terrible mix-up, but PBKS cannot make CSK pay! Angled in on a length on the .pads. Dhoni tucks it towards mid wicket and then has a mid-pitch chat with Conway, .who is ball-watching. The fielder has a shy at the batter's end and misses to let Conway .off the hook\nChahal to Dhoni, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Dhoni hangs back and tugs at it, squirting it off the .inside edge behind square\nChahal to Conway, 2 runs .just over! Short and wide outside off. Conway throws the kitchen sink at it and slices it .just over backward point. Back for a brace .Chahal might predominantly bowl googlies, especially to Conway\nChahal to Conway, 1 run .full on middle and leg. Conway clears his front leg and drills it on the bounce to long on. .He is utterly disappointed with that attempt\nChahal to Dhoni, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Dhoni goes back and punches it towards deep mid .wicket .No boundary off this over yet. Equation now 63 off 20 and getting out of hand\nChahal to Conway, 2 runs .back of a length outside off. Conway reaches out for it and chips it over extra cover. .Just another brace, though. CSK need boundaries . .Yuzvendra Chahal in death overs (in T20s) .BALLS .414 .WKTS .38 .4s\/6s .36\/45 .ECON .9.88 .AVE .17.94\nChahal to Conway, 2 runs .fuller and much wider outside off. Conway goes inside-out but no timing on it at all. .Clinks it over extra cover and he gets two for his toil. Just nine off the over, and that is a .great over from a PBKS POV\nFerguson to Dhoni, 1 leg bye .zipped into the blockhole on the pads. Dhoni misses his swing and the ball trickles away .into the square leg region off the pad. Just a leg bye .Dhoni has not gotten going yet, and Conway seems to have lost his rhythm too\nFerguson to Conway, 1 run .brilliant, brilliant work on the fence! Slower ball on a length on off, bowled from around .the wicket. Conway hauls it towards long on, where Shreyas does excellent work .running around to his left to pull the ball back into play. There is a check ongoing to see .if Shreyas did that cleanly, and the verdict is that he did. Just a single .22 balls since the last boundary, and that sums it up for CSK\nFerguson to Dhoni, 1 leg bye .massive lbw shout, not given! Slanted in full on leg stump. Dhoni has an almighty slog .at it and misses, with the ball trickling off the back leg behind point. Dhoni was ambling .along and might have been out with a direct hit at the bowler's end. And to add further .drama, Ferguson and Prabhsimran have convinced their captain to review. This could .be close. No bat involved but Ball Tracking has the ball clipping leg stump. Umpire's .Call, and Dhoni survives!\nFerguson to Conway, 1 run .very full and hung up wide outside off. Conway can only lay bat on it and the ball chops .away into the on side. CSK have hit a submerged log in these last few overs\nFerguson to Dhoni, 6 runs, OUT .Bang! Dhoni goes big, and he finally gets one out of the middle! Slower ball on a back .of a length outside off. Dhoni picks the slower one early, swings at it with all his might .and smokes it over long off! .Devon Conway retired out 69 (49b 6x4 2x6 88m) SR: 140.81\nFerguson to Dhoni, SIX runs .Dhoni goes back to back, and he does it with a six over the keeper's head! Borderline .waist-high full toss on off stump. Dhoni throws the plumbing at it and gets it off the top .edge, and the ball flies over the keeper! Called a No ball too, and PBKS have taken it .upstairs! Ball Tracking coming up. Waist is measured at 1.01m and the ball was at .0.98m. Decision overturned! A fair delivery, and that will be the end of the over! .See all photos\nArshdeep to Jadeja, 1 run .full toss outside off and Jadeja misses out. Swings hard at it but shanks it towards long .on .Dhoni back on strike. Up against one of India's finest death-bowlers in Arshdeep. 42 off .11\nArshdeep to Dhoni, 1 wide .full and wide outside off. Beyond the tramlines, Dhoni lets it go and the umpire calls it a .wide. No review by PBKS this time\nArshdeep to Dhoni, 1 run .dropped at point! Oh my! Yash Thakur the fielder again! Full and wide outside off. Dhoni .does well to reach it and scoops it towards point off the toe-end. Thakur grasses .another sitter, and Dhoni gets a life! .40 off 10. CSK need a boundary, like right about now\nArshdeep to Jadeja, 1 run .full toss outside off. Jadeja swings like a rusty gate and gets no timing on it at all. A .tame miscue down the ground to long on and a single is all he will get\nArshdeep to Dhoni, FOUR runs .goes for the surprise short ball, but Dhoni is up to the task! May have picked it a little .late but did so in time. Swivels and helps it away behind square for four!\nArshdeep to Dhoni, SIX runs .oh, hello! Oh, hello! This is 2006 all over again, is it?! Misses the wide yorker on the .shorter side outside off. Dhoni plants his front foot and .crrrrrrrrunnnnnnnnnnchhhhhheesssss it over extra cover!\nArshdeep to Dhoni, 1 run .gets it much fuller and wider this time, meaning Dhoni cannot get under it. He jams .down on it and squeezes it out on the bounce to deep backward point\nThakur to Dhoni, OUT .Dhoni bites the dust, and Thakur holds his arms aloft! Shreyas cannot believe it, Dhoni .cannot believe it, and countless CSK fans cannot believe it either! The great man walks .off for a 12-ball 27, and that could be that for CSK tonight! Low full toss a mile outside .leg. On most days, Dhoni would have plundered that for six. Tonight, he hits it straight to .Chahal at short fine leg, who after a bobble, holds on. CSK hearts sink, and PBKS hearts .jump up and roar in delight! .MS Dhoni c Chahal b Yash Thakur 27 (12b 1x4 3x6 22m) SR: 225\nThakur to Shankar, 1 run .slower ball on a full length on middle and off. Shankar winds up and drags it towards .deep mid wicket. Just a single, though .27 off 4. Four legal balls and PBKS will be home\nThakur to Jadeja, SIX runs .over the fence. Just! But it will all be a consolation effort now! Slow and short outside .off. Jadeja picks the slower one early and thumps it flat over long on. Lands on the full .on the rope, and that will be six!\nThakur to Jadeja, no run .full and wide outside off. Jadeja looks to sweep it away but only grabs a handful of .fresh air. Full enough to sneak under the bat. Wide enough to take it outside Jadeja's .arc .21 off 2. PBKS on the verge of going 3-1\nThakur to Jadeja, 1 run .full and wider outside off. Jadeja reaches out for it and slices it towards deep backward .point for a single .Last ball coming up\nThakur to Shankar, 1 run .The Punjab Kings win at home, and no, this is not a drill! They have trumped the .Chennai Super Kings in a high-scoring contest, and cue the fireworks! They go off, and .there are smiles all over in the PBKS camp! And the Super Kings, so often the pace- .setters, so often the team to beat, will leave Mullanpur languishing near the bottom of .the table, and with an unenviable 1-4 record against their name! This is a slower ball .just outside off. Shankar heaves at it and drills it down the ground to long on. Not nearly .enough from the Super Kings' perspective, and their wait to chase a score in excess of .180 continues, even as those in red around them embrace and celebrate their third win .in just four games! .A large chunk of the credit also has to go to the Punjab Kings. Arshdeep and Ferguson .buckled down, bowling brilliant defensive overs. Chahal, called upon to bowl just one .over, also conceded nine and that further tightened the screws, with Thakur closing out .the game right at the death. .Conway, playing his second game of the season, kept CSK afloat along with Dube, but .neither could get the over-drive kick they would have wanted. Dube departed to .Ferguson and Conway was retired-out later, which compounded a phase where CSK .barely found the fence, with the asking rate also surging to improbable proportions.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs CSK, 22nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Ravindra, no run back of a length outside off. Shapes away and also keeps a little low. Ravindra goes wafting at it and only connects with fresh air\n Arshdeep to Ravindra, FOUR runs Ravindra off the mark with a four! Back of a length outside off. Ravindra rises with the bounce, gets on top of it and cuts it past cover point. Deep backward point, running to his left, slides but the ball trickles into the rope off his hand!\n Arshdeep to Ravindra, no run back of a length outside off. Ravindra waits for it and opens his bat face to dab it towards short third\n Arshdeep to Ravindra, 1 run back of a length outside off. Ravindra gets up on his toes and jabs it enough to extra cover's right to pick up a single\n Arshdeep to Conway, FOUR runs Conway is up and running too! Back of a length, offering a hint of width. Conway lets the ball do its thing before playing right under his eyes. Bisects backward point and short third with precision!\n Arshdeep to Conway, no run fullish in the channel. Shapes away a little and Conway, pressing forward, drives with an open bat face towards point\n Thakur to Ravindra, no run length outside off. Ravindra gets onto the front foot and jabs it towards cover. Good work by Stoinis to his left to stop it\n Thakur to Ravindra, 3 runs back of a length outside off. Ravindra has a waft at it and squirts it off the inside edge. Arshdeep makes up lots of ground on the fine leg fence and seems to pull it back in. Top hustle! There is a slip in place\n Thakur to Conway, no run oh! Length ball in the channel and this seems to just straighten a shade after pitching. Conway, having advanced, goes feeling for it and is beaten on the outside\n Thakur to Conway, no run full and wide outside off. Conway gets onto the front foot and drives it towards cover\n Thakur to Conway, no run banged into the track on middle and leg and that is a response to Conway coming down the track. He has to take evasive action and hurriedly ducks under it\n Thakur to Conway, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Conway drops it right beside him and calls his partner through for the single. Excellent over from Yash Thakur!\n Arshdeep to Conway, FOUR runs shot! Full enough outside off and Conway does not miss out this time. Gets his hands through the ball and blasts it past extra cover!\n Arshdeep to Conway, 1 run length just outside off. Conway gets onto the front foot and taps it towards backward point\n Arshdeep to Ravindra, FOUR runs short, wide and punished! Skips through nicely onto Ravindra but he watches the ball all the way, meeting it late and slashing it over the keeper's head!\n Arshdeep to Ravindra, no run fullish just outside off. Ravindra gets a good stride in and drives it towards extra cover\n Arshdeep to Ravindra, no run off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Ravindra waits for it and cuts it straight to backward point. He will feel he missed out there\n Arshdeep to Ravindra, no run back of a length on off. Ravindra presses half forward and stabs it towards extra cover\n Thakur to Conway, FOUR runs that has been absolutely smashed! Banged into the track outside off. Conway stands up on his toes, picks his spot and pummels it past mid wicket!\n Thakur to Conway, no run length just outside off. Conway gets a half stride in and jabs it towards extra cover\n Thakur to Conway, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Conway helps it towards deep backward square leg\n Thakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs streaky but guess what, they all count! Cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Ravindra skips down the track, has an agricultural swipe at it and squirts it off the inside edge through fine leg!\n Thakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs that is a scorching shot! Off-pace again and sitting up to be hit outside off. Ravindra stands tall and threads it between extra cover and mid off!\n Thakur to Ravindra, FOUR runs three fours in a row! On a length outside off. Ravindra gets forward, stays on top of the bounce and cracks it past cover point. Another classy stroke!\n Maxwell to Conway, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Punched down the ground to long on\n Maxwell to Ravindra, 1 run tossed up full outside off. Ravindra plants his front foot and drills it down the ground to long off\n Maxwell to Conway, FOUR runs short and put away by Conway! Dragged down on the stumps. Conway picks the length early, rocks backk and pounds it to mid on's left!\n Maxwell to Conway, no run short and wide outside off. Conway gets decent purchase on the cut but cannot get it past backward point\n Maxwell to Conway, 1 run slower and fuller on off. Conway gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards deep cover\n Maxwell to Ravindra, 1 run fired in on a length on leg stump. Ravindra works it towards square leg, who puts in a dive to his left and gets a strong hand to it, ensuring it is just a single\n back of a length outside off. Ravindra tries to force that through the off side and ends up scuffing it towards cover. Tried to hit that too hard. Jansen has overstepped, though...\n Jansen to Ravindra, 2 runs goes a mile up, but does not go as far! In the slot on middle and leg. Ravindra gets under it but no power on it at all. Not enough, at least. Plugs in front of deep mid wicket and Ravindra has to settle for a brace\n Jansen to Ravindra, FOUR runs dismisses this from his presence! Marginally short outside off and this sits up for Ravindra. He waits deep in his crease, with his front hip opened up, and demolishes it past mid wicket!\n Jansen to Ravindra, 2 runs angled in full on leg stump. Ravindra gives himself room and opens his bat face to slice it to deep point's right. Has enough time to get back for two\n Jansen to Ravindra, 1 run back of a length outside off. Ravindra has a swish at it and carves it on the bounce to backward point. Just short of Chahal and Ravindra is lucky that did not carry\n Jansen to Conway, 1 run banged into the track on off. Conway rolls his wrists over it and pulls it towards deep backward square leg Ravindra is not happy with his bat, and he is having a chat to the umpire, asking to get it changed\n Jansen to Ravindra, 1 leg bye angled in on a length on the pads. Ravindra misses his flick and the ball trickles off the pad into the on side\n Maxwell to Ravindra, 1 run shortens the length on off after seeing Ravindra advance. He punches it to long off Glenn Maxwell vs LHB BALLS 2086 WKTS 92 4s\/6s 186\/103 ECON 7.35 AVE 27.79\n Maxwell to Conway, 1 run lbw shout, not given! Angled in on a length on middle and leg. Conway shapes for the reverse and makes a mess of it. Might have grazed the glove\n Maxwell to Ravindra, OUT Ravindra runs past one, and CSK's opening stand has come to an end, as soon as the powerplay got over! Fizzed in on a back of a length outside off. Bowled at 97.1kph but that still gripped and spun. Maxwell, perhaps, also anticipated the charge and Ravindra, swiping at it in an ungainly fashion, could only swat away a few flies. Sharp work by Prabhsimran, and CSK are one down! \n Maxwell to Gaikwad, 1 run low full toss just outside off. Gaikwad gets down on one knee and sweeps it towards deep backward square leg\n Maxwell to Conway, no run back of a length just outside off. Conway hangs back and stabs it towards backward point\n Maxwell to Conway, no run slanted in on a back of a length on leg stump. Conway plays all around it and gets rapped on the pads. Superb over by Maxwell\n Ferguson to Gaikwad, no run back of a length just outside off. Gaikwad presses half forward and taps it tamely towards backward point\n Ferguson to Gaikwad, OUT goneski! Gaikwad bites the dust, and CSK's chase hits another enormous snag! Back of a length just outside off. Holds a little in the surface and Gaikwad, looking to punch on the up, mistimes it. Arrows off the inside hafl of the bat and Shashank snaffles it up smartly at short mid wicket. CSK lose two in quick succession, and PBKS tighten their grip on this contest! \n Ferguson to Dube, 2 runs just over! Fullish, angling across the batter outside off. Dube throws his hands at it and skews it just over the fielder at mid off. Off the mark with a brace\n Ferguson to Dube, 1 wide back of a length, sliding down leg. Dube does not get bat on it and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Ferguson to Dube, no run hard length just outside off. Skids off the surface and gets big on Dube, who can only dab it straight to backward point\n Ferguson to Dube, FOUR runs shot! Dug into the track outside off and this sits up a little. Dube spots it early, frees his arms and slaps it between extra cover and mid off!\n Ferguson to Dube, no run back of a length just outside off. Dube's feet go nowhere and he plays with an open bat face towards backward point\n Jansen to Conway, 1 leg bye slower ball on a length on middle and leg. Conway has a swipe across the line and the ball trickles off the back thigh towards short third\n Jansen to Dube, 2 runs banged into the track just outside off. Dube rises with the bounce and muscles it over mid wicket for a couple of runs Dube is sweating on the short ball. Jansen might be in business if he can sneak in a sharp and accurate full ball\n Jansen to Dube, FOUR runs deft touch! Slower short ball outside off. Dube picks it really early and rather than trying to drag it to leg, he opens his bat face to glide it between short third and backward point!\n Jansen to Dube, no run full outside off, with a bit of shape away. Dube's feet are stuck to concrete and he pokes it, flat-footed, towards mid off\n Jansen to Dube, 1 run back of a length outside off. Keeps a little low and Dube chops it towards deep point\n Jansen to Conway, 2 runs miscued but safe! Hard length just outside off. Conway has a massive mow across the line and gets it wrong. Fortunately for him, it has enough to clear mid wicket Plenty to ponder for CSK at the time-out. They began well, even if they did not hit any sixes in the powerplay but have been pegged back since. They now need a big turnaround in these middle overs to have any shot of chasing down this total\n Ferguson to Dube, 2 runs safe again! Sharp bumper on leg stump and this gets awfully big on Dube. He is rushed on the pull and the ball lobs up off the top edge, just clearing short fine leg\n Ferguson to Dube, 1 run shortish again, on middle and off. Dube gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side for a single BALLS 1458 WKTS 67 4s\/6s 152\/58 ECON 7.28 AVE 26.41\n Ferguson to Conway, no run sizzling yorker on leg stump. Conway is late to get his bat down on the flick and the ball smashes him on the boot\n Ferguson to Conway, 1 wide slower ball that goes awry and slides down leg. Conway swings and misses, and then sees the umpire stretch out his arms\n Ferguson to Conway, 1 run full on middle and off. Conway plants his front foot and powers it down the ground to long on CSK need boundaries and they need sixes specifically\n Ferguson to Dube, SIX runs fetch that, says Shivam Dube! Another attempted short ball but this sits up on off stump. Dube gets his front hip out of the way and smears it flat over deep mid wicket. First six of the innings!\n Ferguson to Dube, 1 wide slower ball on a length well outside leg. Dube fails to lay bat on ball, and the umpire has some more exercise to indulge in\n Ferguson to Dube, no run hard length just outside off. Dube stays leg side of the ball and prods it towards extra cover. Throws his head back in disappointment soon after. Perhaps wanted a single to stay on strike\n Thakur to Conway, 1 run off-pace on a back of a length on middle and off. Conway hacks it towards deep mid wicket\n Thakur to Dube, 1 run just short! Bumper outside off. Dube throws his hands at it and slashes it on the bounce to Chahal at deep third\n Thakur to Conway, FOUR runs Conway breaks the shackles too! Full toss outside off and Conway has enough room to work with. Opens his bat face slightly too and scorches it to extra cover's right!\n Thakur to Conway, 1 run slower ball on a full length on middle and leg. Conway comes forward and knocks it to long on\n Thakur to Dube, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Dube gives himself a bit of room and jabs it towards sweeper cover\n Thakur to Conway, 1 wide off-pace and Thakur gets the radar wrong on this. Conway swings and misses, and the umpire calls it a wide\n Thakur to Conway, 1 leg bye another slower ball, on a back of a length on leg stump. Conway swishes and misses again and the ball dribbles off the thigh pad into the on side\n Jansen to Conway, 2 runs did that carry?! Full and slanting into the pads. Conway flicks it uppishly and that seems to carry through to Chahal at short fine leg. He cannot hold on to it, and Conway gets a reprieve\n Jansen to Conway, 1 run dropped again - what is happening out there?! Slow and short outside off. Conway wants to play the upper-cut but has no pace to work with. Thakur gets into a tangle at deep third and ends up grassing it You can sense steam coming out of Jansen's ears\n Jansen to Dube, 1 run and a misfield now - this is spreading very quickly! Very full just outside off. Dube digs it out towards mid off, where Shreyas lets it go through his legs. Only a single conceded, though\n Jansen to Conway, 1 run safe again! CSK riding their luck! Pushed in full on the pads. Conway gets under it and flicks it on the bounce to deep backward square leg\n Jansen to Dube, no run sharp bumper on middle and leg. Dube spots it just in time and ducks under it rather frantically. Excellent change in length by Jansen\n Jansen to Dube, FOUR runs no chance for Shreyas this time! Goes short again but this is a cutter. Does not get up very high and Dube, waiting for it, pulverizes it to mid off's right!\n Stoinis to Conway, SIX runs flat as a tank! Stoinis welcomed with a six! Dug into the track on leg stump. Conway sweats on this short ball and whacks it over deep square leg! Devon Conway vs Marcus Stoinis BALLS 21 RUNS 32 OUTS 0 SR 152.38 4s\/6s 1\/1\n Stoinis to Conway, no run hard length on middle and leg. No room to work with this time and Conway stabs it straight back to the bowler Some CSK, CSK chants going around\n Stoinis to Conway, 1 wide full and bowled a mile outside leg. Conway gets nowhere near it but luckily for PBKS, Prabhsimran does\n Stoinis to Conway, 1 run on the bounce again! Slower ball on a full length on the pads. Conway heaves it towards deep backward square leg. Shashank goes for the catch and puts his body on the line. Loses track of the ball for a moment but recovers to keep it to one. Saved a boundary too!\n Stoinis to Dube, 1 run slower bumper on leg stump. Dube waits and waits and waits for it before pulling it towards deep backward square leg\n Stoinis to Conway, no run cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Conway has a swipe at it but swipes at it two business days early. Beaten all ends up by the deception\n Stoinis to Conway, 1 run good bouncer that gets up near Conway's head. He rolls his wrists and helps it towards deep backward square leg. Tough to hit that for six CSK opt for the time-out, and they have a fair bit of thinking to do. They are not out of this entirely, but this task is getting steeper by the over. More than 14 runs per over needed now\n Jansen to Conway, FOUR runs Conway finds the gap, and he finds the fence! Tests out the middle of the track outside off but this time, Conway is waiting for it. Snaps into position and clubs it past deep mid wicket!\n Jansen to Conway, SIX runs hold the pose, Devon Conway! Right in the slot on leg stump and Conway takes full toll. Uses his strong wrists and shovels it over wide long on. Brings up his fifty and he holds the key here for CSK!\n Jansen to Conway, 1 run into the blockhole on the pads. Conway tucks it off his toes towards deep backward square leg\n Jansen to Dube, SIX runs kaboom! That has flown an absolute mile! Slot ball on the stumps, and Dube lays into this. Clean swing through the line and he hoists it onto the second deck over long on! A 93m six! Shivam Dube vs Marco Jansen BALLS 11 RUNS 26 OUTS 0 SR 236.36 4s\/6s 2\/2\n Jansen to Dube, 1 run safe! Dug into the track, angling into off stump. Dube gets a little cramped on the pull and shanks it towards deep mid wicket\n Jansen to Conway, 1 run slanted in on a length on middle and leg. Conway comes forward and pushes it towards long on to keep strike\n Arshdeep to Conway, 1 run back of a length outside off. Conway throws his hands at it and scuffs it towards deep point\n Arshdeep to Dube, 1 run nails the wide yorker, kissing the tramlines outside off. Dube reaches out for it and guides it towards deep backward point, stationed very fine\n Arshdeep to Conway, 1 run slower delivery dug into the track outside off. Conway stands up tall and hacks it powerfully to long on\n Arshdeep to Dube, 1 run dropped again - PBKS are mirroring and rivaling CSK on this count tonight! Full ball wide outside off. Dube dabs it straight to Ferguson at backward point, who puts down a fairly regulation chance!\n Arshdeep to Conway, 1 run banged into the track outside off. Conway slaps it towards extra cover and Stoinis sprawls to his right to get a big hand on it. Just a single Wonderful over so far\n Arshdeep to Dube, 1 run top, top over! Full and wide, making Dube hit to one of his lesser accessed areas. He sits deep in his crease and powers it on the bounce to long off. Just six off the 15th!\n Ferguson to Dube, 1 run full toss wide outside off. Dube throws his hands at it and scuffs it towards long off. That wide line is working for PBKS against Dube\n Ferguson to Conway, 2 wide slower ball well down leg. Conway misses it and the keeper fumbles too, allowing Dube to get across. Two bonus runs for CSK\n Ferguson to Dube, no run slower delivery dug into the track outside off. Dube has a wild slog across the line and does so very, very early. Beaten completely by the lack of pace CSK need a boundary. Quite urgently at that\n Ferguson to Dube, 1 wide banged into the track outside off and this balloons over the batter's head. Left alone by Dube and called a wide\n Ferguson to Dube, 1 run full toss just outside off and that deserved to be smashed into the stands. Instead, Dube cloths it and the ball bobbles down to long on\n Ferguson to Conway, 1 run hard length on middle and off. Conway chips it very tamely towards long off and that will be just another single CSK have run into quicksand in these past couple of overs, it seems. The harder they are trying, the further they are sliding\n Ferguson to Dube, OUT Ferguson knocks over the bails, and the pressure pays off for the Punjab Kings! Slower ball on a back of a length on middle stump. Dube swings like a rusty gate and swings at it at least a week early. Done all ends up by the knuckle-ball, and the middle stump bail has been whipped off. Big, big wicket, and Dube, after a cameo, falls with the asking run-rate climbing! \n Ferguson to Dhoni, 1 run oh dear - terrible mix-up, but PBKS cannot make CSK pay! Angled in on a length on the pads. Dhoni tucks it towards mid wicket and then has a mid-pitch chat with Conway, who is ball-watching. The fielder has a shy at the batter's end and misses to let Conway off the hook\n Chahal to Dhoni, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Dhoni hangs back and tugs at it, squirting it off the inside edge behind square\n Chahal to Conway, 2 runs just over! Short and wide outside off. Conway throws the kitchen sink at it and slices it just over backward point. Back for a brace Chahal might predominantly bowl googlies, especially to Conway\n Chahal to Conway, 1 run full on middle and leg. Conway clears his front leg and drills it on the bounce to long on. He is utterly disappointed with that attempt\n Chahal to Dhoni, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Dhoni goes back and punches it towards deep mid wicket No boundary off this over yet. Equation now 63 off 20 and getting out of hand\n Chahal to Conway, 2 runs back of a length outside off. Conway reaches out for it and chips it over extra cover. Just another brace, though. CSK need boundaries BALLS 414 WKTS 38 4s\/6s 36\/45 ECON 9.88 AVE 17.94\n Chahal to Conway, 2 runs fuller and much wider outside off. Conway goes inside-out but no timing on it at all. Clinks it over extra cover and he gets two for his toil. Just nine off the over, and that is a great over from a PBKS POV\n Ferguson to Dhoni, 1 leg bye zipped into the blockhole on the pads. Dhoni misses his swing and the ball trickles away into the square leg region off the pad. Just a leg bye Dhoni has not gotten going yet, and Conway seems to have lost his rhythm too\n Ferguson to Conway, 1 run brilliant, brilliant work on the fence! Slower ball on a length on off, bowled from around the wicket. Conway hauls it towards long on, where Shreyas does excellent work running around to his left to pull the ball back into play. There is a check ongoing to see if Shreyas did that cleanly, and the verdict is that he did. Just a single 22 balls since the last boundary, and that sums it up for CSK\n Ferguson to Dhoni, 1 leg bye massive lbw shout, not given! Slanted in full on leg stump. Dhoni has an almighty slog at it and misses, with the ball trickling off the back leg behind point. Dhoni was ambling along and might have been out with a direct hit at the bowler's end. And to add further drama, Ferguson and Prabhsimran have convinced their captain to review. This could be close. No bat involved but Ball Tracking has the ball clipping leg stump. Umpire's Call, and Dhoni survives!\n Ferguson to Conway, 1 run very full and hung up wide outside off. Conway can only lay bat on it and the ball chops away into the on side. CSK have hit a submerged log in these last few overs\n Ferguson to Dhoni, 6 runs, OUT Bang! Dhoni goes big, and he finally gets one out of the middle! Slower ball on a back of a length outside off. Dhoni picks the slower one early, swings at it with all his might and smokes it over long off! \n Ferguson to Dhoni, SIX runs Dhoni goes back to back, and he does it with a six over the keeper's head! Borderline waist-high full toss on off stump. Dhoni throws the plumbing at it and gets it off the top edge, and the ball flies over the keeper! Called a No ball too, and PBKS have taken it upstairs! Ball Tracking coming up. Waist is measured at 1.01m and the ball was at 0.98m. Decision overturned! A fair delivery, and that will be the end of the over! See all photos\n Arshdeep to Jadeja, 1 run full toss outside off and Jadeja misses out. Swings hard at it but shanks it towards long on Dhoni back on strike. Up against one of India's finest death-bowlers in Arshdeep. 42 off 11\n Arshdeep to Dhoni, 1 wide full and wide outside off. Beyond the tramlines, Dhoni lets it go and the umpire calls it a wide. No review by PBKS this time\n Arshdeep to Dhoni, 1 run dropped at point! Oh my! Yash Thakur the fielder again! Full and wide outside off. Dhoni does well to reach it and scoops it towards point off the toe-end. Thakur grasses another sitter, and Dhoni gets a life! 40 off 10. CSK need a boundary, like right about now\n Arshdeep to Jadeja, 1 run full toss outside off. Jadeja swings like a rusty gate and gets no timing on it at all. A tame miscue down the ground to long on and a single is all he will get\n Arshdeep to Dhoni, FOUR runs goes for the surprise short ball, but Dhoni is up to the task! May have picked it a little late but did so in time. Swivels and helps it away behind square for four!\n Arshdeep to Dhoni, SIX runs oh, hello! Oh, hello! This is 2006 all over again, is it?! Misses the wide yorker on the shorter side outside off. Dhoni plants his front foot and crrrrrrrrunnnnnnnnnnchhhhhheesssss it over extra cover!\n Arshdeep to Dhoni, 1 run gets it much fuller and wider this time, meaning Dhoni cannot get under it. He jams down on it and squeezes it out on the bounce to deep backward point\n Thakur to Dhoni, OUT Dhoni bites the dust, and Thakur holds his arms aloft! Shreyas cannot believe it, Dhoni cannot believe it, and countless CSK fans cannot believe it either! The great man walks off for a 12-ball 27, and that could be that for CSK tonight! Low full toss a mile outside leg. On most days, Dhoni would have plundered that for six. Tonight, he hits it straight to Chahal at short fine leg, who after a bobble, holds on. CSK hearts sink, and PBKS hearts jump up and roar in delight! \n Thakur to Shankar, 1 run slower ball on a full length on middle and off. Shankar winds up and drags it towards deep mid wicket. Just a single, though 27 off 4. Four legal balls and PBKS will be home\n Thakur to Jadeja, SIX runs over the fence. Just! But it will all be a consolation effort now! Slow and short outside off. Jadeja picks the slower one early and thumps it flat over long on. Lands on the full on the rope, and that will be six!\n Thakur to Jadeja, no run full and wide outside off. Jadeja looks to sweep it away but only grabs a handful of fresh air. Full enough to sneak under the bat. Wide enough to take it outside Jadeja's arc 21 off 2. PBKS on the verge of going 3-1\n Thakur to Jadeja, 1 run full and wider outside off. Jadeja reaches out for it and slices it towards deep backward point for a single Last ball coming up\n Thakur to Shankar, 1 run The Punjab Kings win at home, and no, this is not a drill! They have trumped the Chennai Super Kings in a high-scoring contest, and cue the fireworks! They go off, and there are smiles all over in the PBKS camp! And the Super Kings, so often the pace-setters, so often the team to beat, will leave Mullanpur languishing near the bottom of the table, and with an unenviable 1-4 record against their name! This is a slower ball just outside off. Shankar heaves at it and drills it down the ground to long on. Not nearly enough from the Super Kings' perspective, and their wait to chase a score in excess of 180 continues, even as those in red around them embrace and celebrate their third win in just four games! A large chunk of the credit also has to go to the Punjab Kings. Arshdeep and Ferguson buckled down, bowling brilliant defensive overs. Chahal, called upon to bowl just one over, also conceded nine and that further tightened the screws, with Thakur closing out the game right at the death. Conway, playing his second game of the season, kept CSK afloat along with Dube, but neither could get the over-drive kick they would have wanted. Dube departed to Ferguson and Conway was retired-out later, which compounded a phase where CSK barely found the fence, with the asking rate also surging to improbable proportions.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Conway","Dhoni","Dhoni","Dube","Gaikwad","Jadeja","Ravindra","Shankar"],"Runs":[69.0,21.0,21.0,42.0,1.0,9.0,36.0,2.0],"Balls_Faced":[49,12,12,27,3,5,23,2],"Fours":[6,1,1,3,0,0,6,0],"Sixes":[2,3,3,2,0,1,0,0],"S\/R":[140.82,175.0,175.0,155.56,33.33,180.0,156.52,100.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","retired out","c Chahal b Yash Thakur","b Ferguson","c Shashank Singh b Ferguson","Not Out","st \u2020Prabhsimran Singh b Maxwell","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Chahal","Ferguson","Jansen","Maxwell","Stoinis","Thakur"],"Balls":[24,6,24,24,12,6,24],"Runs_Given":[39.0,9.0,34.0,48.0,11.0,10.0,39.0],"Wickets":[0,0,2,0,1,0,1],"Overs":[4.0,1.0,4.0,4.0,2.0,1.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Thakur to Arya, no run .full just outside off. Arya gets onto the front foot and pushes it down the ground .towards mid off\nThakur to Arya, 1 run .fuller and wider outside off. Not a lot of swing this time and Arya drives with an open .bat face towards deep backward point\nThakur to Prabhsimran, no run .full outside off. Swings away appreciably and Prabhsimran scuffs his drive towards mid .off\nThakur to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .gorgeous, gorgeous way to get off the mark! Half-volley outside off and Prabhsimran .climbs into it. Shows the full face of the bat and cracks it between extra cover and mid .off!\nThakur to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .slashed over the fence! Banged into the track outside off and the width is the problem .here. Prabhsimran throws his hands at it and gets it over short third!\nThakur to Prabhsimran, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Prabhsimran plays with the swing and taps it into the off side to .keep strike\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Squares up Prabhsimran because of the slight nip .away and he squirts it towards deep backward point\nAvesh Khan to Arya, no run .hard length on middle and leg. Tucks up the batter, who stabs it down the ground .towards mid on\nAvesh Khan to Arya, 1 run .full outside off. Arya moves across his stumps early and flicks it towards deep square .leg\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .up and over again! Prabhsimran is peppering that area! On the shorter side and offering .a teensy bit of width. Prabhsimran arches his back to create even more room and .slashes it over short third!\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run .angled in full on middle and off. Prabhsimran pats it into the off side and saunters .across to the other end\nAvesh Khan to Arya, 1 run .fullish on off. Arya shuffles across again and tucks it off his pads towards deep square .leg\nRathi to Arya, FOUR runs .half-tracker outside off and it gets the treatment it deserves! Arya hops back and .muscles it to deep mid wicket's right!\nRathi to Arya, 1 run .dropped at slip! Angled in on a length wide outside off. Arya has a massive swish at it .and gets a thick outside edge. Flies through to Marsh, who cannot hold on. Burst .through the hands there\nRathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run .hard length just outside off and this cuts back in, cramping the batter considerably. .Prabhsimran tugs it behind square\nRathi to Arya, no run .fullish on off. Arya gets onto the front foot and defends solidly\nRathi to Arya, OUT .goes straight up, and taken! Rathi breaks through, and he runs up to Arya to give him a .bit of a send-off - something about writing down his name in his wicket-taking book! .Dug in shorter and this spins away to finish outside off. Arya tries to drag it leg-side but .cannot fight the angle. Skews it straight up and Thakur, running in from mid on, does the .rest. Rathi is pumped and delighted, as his celebration shows, and the Kings have been .dented! .Priyansh Arya c Thakur b Rathi 8 (9b 1x4 0x6 12m) SR: 88.88\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg, angling into Shreyas. He goes back and works it .towards deep mid wicket\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .banged into the track but also sliding down leg. Shreyas can get inside the line and the .umpire calls it a wide\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and jabs it towards deep .backward point\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, no run .short and wide outside off. Prabhsimran stands up tall and slaps it on the bounce to .mid off\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .oh my days - that is an amazing shot! Dug into the track outside off. Prabhsimran walks .down the track and then plays a tennis forehand that Novak Djokovic would be proud of. .Flat over wide long off! .See all photos . .Prabhsimran Singh in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .804 .OUTS .30 .4s\/6s .96\/40 .SR .138.86 .AVE .26.80\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Prabhsimran drops it into the off side and calls his .partner through for an easy single\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, no run .another short ball outside off. Shreyas has a swipe across the line but only swats away .a few flies. Might have been a little early on that pull\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and guides it towards deep .backward point\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .length outside off. Shreyas lets the ball come to him before chopping it into the off side\nRathi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .over the infield again! Strays onto the pads and the length allows Prabhsimran to get .down on the sweep and help it over backward square leg!\nRathi to Prabhsimran, no run .fullish on off. Prabhsimran gets onto the front foot and defends calmly\nRathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run .fired in on a length on off. Prabhsimran goes right back and nudges it into the straight .mid wicket region\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, no run .back of a length on off. Shreyas stays leg side and dabs it towards short third\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Shreyas lands his first punch now! Googly hung up on a length wide outside off. .Shreyas reaches out for it and blasts it between mid off and extra cover!\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, no run .fired in full just outside off. Prabhsimran lunges forward and pokes it back to the bowler\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .over the top again! Prabhsimran shimmies around before the ball is bowled and then .settles just outside leg. Picks up this slot ball on the stumps and thumps it over mid on!\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .another sweep executed to absolute perfection! Slower and shorter on off. .Prabhsimran gets down early, gets under it and lifts it over backward square leg! . .Prabhsimran Singh vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .140 .OUTS .3 .4s\/6s .9\/9 .SR .157.30 .AVE .46.66\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .my goodness - Prabhsimran is producing some drool-worthy strokes! Flighted up on a .length outside off. Prabhsimran does not get to the pitch of the ball but it does not .matter to him. Clean swing through the line and he crrrrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhhesssss it .over extra cover!\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, no run .darted in full outside off. Prabhsimran gets onto the front foot and blocks\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, 1 run .follows the batter outside leg with a full ball. Prabhsimran bunts it to mid wicket and .scuttles across to the other end .Time for a pause, and time for LSG to ponder. PBKS have raced out of the traps and .have brought the required run-rate down to under eight. LSG need wickets and they .need them quickly to stop this run-flow . .IMPACT SUBLSG .M Siddharth .DA Miller\nSiddharth to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .shot! Fired in on a length just outside leg. Prabhsimran brings out the switch hit and .smacks it over backward point for four!\nSiddharth to Prabhsimran, 1 leg bye .angled in on a length on leg stump. Prabhsimran drops it into the on side and canters .across to the other end. Might have been off the pad actually . .Manimaran Siddharth vs RHB .BALLS .106 .WKTS .8 .4s\/6s .11\/4 .ECON .6.33 .AVE .14.12\nSiddharth to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Shreyas showing off his repertoire too now! Floated up full on middle and off. Shreyas .makes room for himself and caresses it beautifully over extra cover!\nSiddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .much quicker and fuller on leg stump. Shreyas eases it out to deep mid wicket\nSiddharth to Prabhsimran, 2 wide .angled down leg. Prabhsimran misses it and Pant cannot gather either. Two more runs .added to the Kings' total\nSiddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .full on leg stump. Shreyas gets a good stride in and turns it towards deep mid wicket .Prabhsimran on 49 still\nSiddharth to Prabhsimran, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Prabhsimran tucks it off his pads towards deep mid .wicket and brings up a 23-ball half-century! His first this season, and the first of many .PBKS will hope!\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, 2 runs .speared in full on off. Prabhsimran gets down on one knee and hacks it towards deep .mid wicket for a couple of runs\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, 1 run .shortens the length after seeing the batter advance. Prabhsimran tries to tonk it into .tomorrow and squirts it off the inside edge towards short fine leg\nRavi Bishnoi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Shreyas goes back and pushes it towards deep mid .wicket\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Cramped for room. Prabhsimran plays it back to the .bowler off the back foot\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .that is cheeky with a capital C! Loose full toss outside off. Prabhsimran shapes for the .scoop very early and does not change his stroke, despite the full toss. Watches it till the .last moment and laps it over the keeper's head. Almost a reverse-ramp!\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Prabhsimran is pounding LSG into submission! Another half-tracker, this time well .outside leg. Prabhsimran swivels inside the line and dumps it over short fine leg!\nSiddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .length on middle and leg. Shreyas has a poke at it and squirts it off the inside edge .towards short fine leg\nSiddharth to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .watch out, umpire! Given a bit of air on middle and off. Prabhsimran comes out of his .bunker and bludgeons it back past the bowler. Good reflexes from the umpire too!\nSiddharth to Prabhsimran, 1 run .very full on leg stump. Prabhsimran digs it out towards long on\nSiddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .shortish on middle and off. Shreyas gives himself room and chops it towards short .third, who puts in the dive to his right and ensures it is just a single. Rathi the fielder\nSiddharth to Prabhsimran, 1 run .fired in way outside the right-hander's leg stump, after seeing Prabhsimran switch. In .the end, he plays a square cut as a left-hander and picks up a single\nSiddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Shreyas goes back and eases it to deep mid wicket\nThakur to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .length on middle and leg. Shreyas presses half forward and punches it to long on\nThakur to Prabhsimran, 1 wide .slower ball hung up wide outside off. Left alone and the umpire has no qualms in calling .it a wide\nThakur to Prabhsimran, 1 run .back of a length on off. Prabhsimran gets right behind the line and nurdles it towards .mid wicket. Calls for the single and might have struggled had Siddharth gathered .cleanly. He missed the ball on the first go, though, making the single a very comfortable .exercise . .Shreyas Iyer vs Shardul Thakur .BALLS .37 .RUNS .62 .OUTS .1 .SR .167.56 .4s\/6s .4\/4\nThakur to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .high and deep into the stands! Thakur tests Shreyas out with a short ball on off but .Shreyas is ready for it. More or less. Gets into a tangle initially but then recovers to hook .it over fine leg!\nThakur to Shreyas Iyer, no run .peach! Back of a length outside off and this zips off the surface. Moves away a little too .and whistles past the outside edge\nThakur to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .banged into the track on off. Shreyas opens up his stance and hacks it towards fine leg\nThakur to Prabhsimran, 1 run .slower ball that ends up as a low full toss wide outside off. Prabhsimran drills it towards .sweeper cover and retains strike","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs PBKS, 13th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Thakur to Arya, no run full just outside off. Arya gets onto the front foot and pushes it down the ground towards mid off\n Thakur to Arya, 1 run fuller and wider outside off. Not a lot of swing this time and Arya drives with an open bat face towards deep backward point\n Thakur to Prabhsimran, no run full outside off. Swings away appreciably and Prabhsimran scuffs his drive towards mid off\n Thakur to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs gorgeous, gorgeous way to get off the mark! Half-volley outside off and Prabhsimran climbs into it. Shows the full face of the bat and cracks it between extra cover and mid off!\n Thakur to Prabhsimran, SIX runs slashed over the fence! Banged into the track outside off and the width is the problem here. Prabhsimran throws his hands at it and gets it over short third!\n Thakur to Prabhsimran, 1 run fullish just outside off. Prabhsimran plays with the swing and taps it into the off side to keep strike\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Squares up Prabhsimran because of the slight nip away and he squirts it towards deep backward point\n Avesh Khan to Arya, no run hard length on middle and leg. Tucks up the batter, who stabs it down the ground towards mid on\n Avesh Khan to Arya, 1 run full outside off. Arya moves across his stumps early and flicks it towards deep square leg\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs up and over again! Prabhsimran is peppering that area! On the shorter side and offering a teensy bit of width. Prabhsimran arches his back to create even more room and slashes it over short third!\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run angled in full on middle and off. Prabhsimran pats it into the off side and saunters across to the other end\n Avesh Khan to Arya, 1 run fullish on off. Arya shuffles across again and tucks it off his pads towards deep square leg\n Rathi to Arya, FOUR runs half-tracker outside off and it gets the treatment it deserves! Arya hops back and muscles it to deep mid wicket's right!\n Rathi to Arya, 1 run dropped at slip! Angled in on a length wide outside off. Arya has a massive swish at it and gets a thick outside edge. Flies through to Marsh, who cannot hold on. Burst through the hands there\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run hard length just outside off and this cuts back in, cramping the batter considerably. Prabhsimran tugs it behind square\n Rathi to Arya, no run fullish on off. Arya gets onto the front foot and defends solidly\n Rathi to Arya, OUT goes straight up, and taken! Rathi breaks through, and he runs up to Arya to give him a bit of a send-off - something about writing down his name in his wicket-taking book! Dug in shorter and this spins away to finish outside off. Arya tries to drag it leg-side but cannot fight the angle. Skews it straight up and Thakur, running in from mid on, does the rest. Rathi is pumped and delighted, as his celebration shows, and the Kings have been dented! \n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg, angling into Shreyas. He goes back and works it towards deep mid wicket\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide banged into the track but also sliding down leg. Shreyas can get inside the line and the umpire calls it a wide\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and jabs it towards deep backward point\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, no run short and wide outside off. Prabhsimran stands up tall and slaps it on the bounce to mid off\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, SIX runs oh my days - that is an amazing shot! Dug into the track outside off. Prabhsimran walks down the track and then plays a tennis forehand that Novak Djokovic would be proud of. Flat over wide long off! See all photos RUNS 804 OUTS 30 4s\/6s 96\/40 SR 138.86 AVE 26.80\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Prabhsimran drops it into the off side and calls his partner through for an easy single\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, no run another short ball outside off. Shreyas has a swipe across the line but only swats away a few flies. Might have been a little early on that pull\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run back of a length outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and guides it towards deep backward point\n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run length outside off. Shreyas lets the ball come to him before chopping it into the off side\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs over the infield again! Strays onto the pads and the length allows Prabhsimran to get down on the sweep and help it over backward square leg!\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, no run fullish on off. Prabhsimran gets onto the front foot and defends calmly\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run fired in on a length on off. Prabhsimran goes right back and nudges it into the straight mid wicket region\n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, no run back of a length on off. Shreyas stays leg side and dabs it towards short third\n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Shreyas lands his first punch now! Googly hung up on a length wide outside off. Shreyas reaches out for it and blasts it between mid off and extra cover!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, no run fired in full just outside off. Prabhsimran lunges forward and pokes it back to the bowler\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs over the top again! Prabhsimran shimmies around before the ball is bowled and then settles just outside leg. Picks up this slot ball on the stumps and thumps it over mid on!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs another sweep executed to absolute perfection! Slower and shorter on off. Prabhsimran gets down early, gets under it and lifts it over backward square leg! Prabhsimran Singh vs legspin in T20s RUNS 140 OUTS 3 4s\/6s 9\/9 SR 157.30 AVE 46.66\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, SIX runs my goodness - Prabhsimran is producing some drool-worthy strokes! Flighted up on a length outside off. Prabhsimran does not get to the pitch of the ball but it does not matter to him. Clean swing through the line and he crrrrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhhesssss it over extra cover!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, no run darted in full outside off. Prabhsimran gets onto the front foot and blocks\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, 1 run follows the batter outside leg with a full ball. Prabhsimran bunts it to mid wicket and scuttles across to the other end Time for a pause, and time for LSG to ponder. PBKS have raced out of the traps and have brought the required run-rate down to under eight. LSG need wickets and they need them quickly to stop this run-flow IMPACT SUBLSG M Siddharth DA Miller\n Siddharth to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs shot! Fired in on a length just outside leg. Prabhsimran brings out the switch hit and smacks it over backward point for four!\n Siddharth to Prabhsimran, 1 leg bye angled in on a length on leg stump. Prabhsimran drops it into the on side and canters across to the other end. Might have been off the pad actually Manimaran Siddharth vs RHB BALLS 106 WKTS 8 4s\/6s 11\/4 ECON 6.33 AVE 14.12\n Siddharth to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Shreyas showing off his repertoire too now! Floated up full on middle and off. Shreyas makes room for himself and caresses it beautifully over extra cover!\n Siddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run much quicker and fuller on leg stump. Shreyas eases it out to deep mid wicket\n Siddharth to Prabhsimran, 2 wide angled down leg. Prabhsimran misses it and Pant cannot gather either. Two more runs added to the Kings' total\n Siddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run full on leg stump. Shreyas gets a good stride in and turns it towards deep mid wicket Prabhsimran on 49 still\n Siddharth to Prabhsimran, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Prabhsimran tucks it off his pads towards deep mid wicket and brings up a 23-ball half-century! His first this season, and the first of many PBKS will hope!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, 2 runs speared in full on off. Prabhsimran gets down on one knee and hacks it towards deep mid wicket for a couple of runs\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, 1 run shortens the length after seeing the batter advance. Prabhsimran tries to tonk it into tomorrow and squirts it off the inside edge towards short fine leg\n Ravi Bishnoi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Shreyas goes back and pushes it towards deep mid wicket\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, no run back of a length on middle and off. Cramped for room. Prabhsimran plays it back to the bowler off the back foot\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs that is cheeky with a capital C! Loose full toss outside off. Prabhsimran shapes for the scoop very early and does not change his stroke, despite the full toss. Watches it till the last moment and laps it over the keeper's head. Almost a reverse-ramp!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Prabhsimran is pounding LSG into submission! Another half-tracker, this time well outside leg. Prabhsimran swivels inside the line and dumps it over short fine leg!\n Siddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run length on middle and leg. Shreyas has a poke at it and squirts it off the inside edge towards short fine leg\n Siddharth to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs watch out, umpire! Given a bit of air on middle and off. Prabhsimran comes out of his bunker and bludgeons it back past the bowler. Good reflexes from the umpire too!\n Siddharth to Prabhsimran, 1 run very full on leg stump. Prabhsimran digs it out towards long on\n Siddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run shortish on middle and off. Shreyas gives himself room and chops it towards short third, who puts in the dive to his right and ensures it is just a single. Rathi the fielder\n Siddharth to Prabhsimran, 1 run fired in way outside the right-hander's leg stump, after seeing Prabhsimran switch. In the end, he plays a square cut as a left-hander and picks up a single\n Siddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Shreyas goes back and eases it to deep mid wicket\n Thakur to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run length on middle and leg. Shreyas presses half forward and punches it to long on\n Thakur to Prabhsimran, 1 wide slower ball hung up wide outside off. Left alone and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Thakur to Prabhsimran, 1 run back of a length on off. Prabhsimran gets right behind the line and nurdles it towards mid wicket. Calls for the single and might have struggled had Siddharth gathered cleanly. He missed the ball on the first go, though, making the single a very comfortable exercise Shreyas Iyer vs Shardul Thakur BALLS 37 RUNS 62 OUTS 1 SR 167.56 4s\/6s 4\/4\n Thakur to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs high and deep into the stands! Thakur tests Shreyas out with a short ball on off but Shreyas is ready for it. More or less. Gets into a tangle initially but then recovers to hook it over fine leg!\n Thakur to Shreyas Iyer, no run peach! Back of a length outside off and this zips off the surface. Moves away a little too and whistles past the outside edge\n Thakur to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run banged into the track on off. Shreyas opens up his stance and hacks it towards fine leg\n Thakur to Prabhsimran, 1 run slower ball that ends up as a low full toss wide outside off. Prabhsimran drills it towards sweeper cover and retains strike","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Prabhsimran","Shreyas Iyer"],"Runs":[8.0,69.0,28.0],"Balls_Faced":[9,33,18],"Fours":[1,9,1],"Sixes":[0,3,2],"S\/R":[88.89,209.09,155.56],"dismissal":["c Thakur b Rathi","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Avesh Khan","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi","Siddharth","Thakur"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[18.0,17.0,27.0,24.0,23.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Thakur to Arya, no run .full just outside off. Arya gets onto the front foot and pushes it down the ground .towards mid off\nThakur to Arya, 1 run .fuller and wider outside off. Not a lot of swing this time and Arya drives with an open .bat face towards deep backward point\nThakur to Prabhsimran, no run .full outside off. Swings away appreciably and Prabhsimran scuffs his drive towards mid .off\nThakur to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .gorgeous, gorgeous way to get off the mark! Half-volley outside off and Prabhsimran .climbs into it. Shows the full face of the bat and cracks it between extra cover and mid .off!\nThakur to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .slashed over the fence! Banged into the track outside off and the width is the problem .here. Prabhsimran throws his hands at it and gets it over short third!\nThakur to Prabhsimran, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Prabhsimran plays with the swing and taps it into the off side to .keep strike\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Squares up Prabhsimran because of the slight nip .away and he squirts it towards deep backward point\nAvesh Khan to Arya, no run .hard length on middle and leg. Tucks up the batter, who stabs it down the ground .towards mid on\nAvesh Khan to Arya, 1 run .full outside off. Arya moves across his stumps early and flicks it towards deep square .leg\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .up and over again! Prabhsimran is peppering that area! On the shorter side and offering .a teensy bit of width. Prabhsimran arches his back to create even more room and .slashes it over short third!\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run .angled in full on middle and off. Prabhsimran pats it into the off side and saunters .across to the other end\nAvesh Khan to Arya, 1 run .fullish on off. Arya shuffles across again and tucks it off his pads towards deep square .leg\nRathi to Arya, FOUR runs .half-tracker outside off and it gets the treatment it deserves! Arya hops back and .muscles it to deep mid wicket's right!\nRathi to Arya, 1 run .dropped at slip! Angled in on a length wide outside off. Arya has a massive swish at it .and gets a thick outside edge. Flies through to Marsh, who cannot hold on. Burst .through the hands there\nRathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run .hard length just outside off and this cuts back in, cramping the batter considerably. .Prabhsimran tugs it behind square\nRathi to Arya, no run .fullish on off. Arya gets onto the front foot and defends solidly\nRathi to Arya, OUT .goes straight up, and taken! Rathi breaks through, and he runs up to Arya to give him a .bit of a send-off - something about writing down his name in his wicket-taking book! .Dug in shorter and this spins away to finish outside off. Arya tries to drag it leg-side but .cannot fight the angle. Skews it straight up and Thakur, running in from mid on, does the .rest. Rathi is pumped and delighted, as his celebration shows, and the Kings have been .dented! .Priyansh Arya c Thakur b Rathi 8 (9b 1x4 0x6 12m) SR: 88.88\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg, angling into Shreyas. He goes back and works it .towards deep mid wicket\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .banged into the track but also sliding down leg. Shreyas can get inside the line and the .umpire calls it a wide\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and jabs it towards deep .backward point\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, no run .short and wide outside off. Prabhsimran stands up tall and slaps it on the bounce to .mid off\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .oh my days - that is an amazing shot! Dug into the track outside off. Prabhsimran walks .down the track and then plays a tennis forehand that Novak Djokovic would be proud of. .Flat over wide long off! .See all photos . .Prabhsimran Singh in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .804 .OUTS .30 .4s\/6s .96\/40 .SR .138.86 .AVE .26.80\nAvesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Prabhsimran drops it into the off side and calls his .partner through for an easy single\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, no run .another short ball outside off. Shreyas has a swipe across the line but only swats away .a few flies. Might have been a little early on that pull\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and guides it towards deep .backward point\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .length outside off. Shreyas lets the ball come to him before chopping it into the off side\nRathi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .over the infield again! Strays onto the pads and the length allows Prabhsimran to get .down on the sweep and help it over backward square leg!\nRathi to Prabhsimran, no run .fullish on off. Prabhsimran gets onto the front foot and defends calmly\nRathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run .fired in on a length on off. Prabhsimran goes right back and nudges it into the straight .mid wicket region\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, no run .back of a length on off. Shreyas stays leg side and dabs it towards short third\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Shreyas lands his first punch now! Googly hung up on a length wide outside off. .Shreyas reaches out for it and blasts it between mid off and extra cover!\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, no run .fired in full just outside off. Prabhsimran lunges forward and pokes it back to the bowler\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .over the top again! Prabhsimran shimmies around before the ball is bowled and then .settles just outside leg. Picks up this slot ball on the stumps and thumps it over mid on!\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .another sweep executed to absolute perfection! Slower and shorter on off. .Prabhsimran gets down early, gets under it and lifts it over backward square leg! . .Prabhsimran Singh vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .140 .OUTS .3 .4s\/6s .9\/9 .SR .157.30 .AVE .46.66\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .my goodness - Prabhsimran is producing some drool-worthy strokes! Flighted up on a .length outside off. Prabhsimran does not get to the pitch of the ball but it does not .matter to him. Clean swing through the line and he crrrrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhhesssss it .over extra cover!\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, no run .darted in full outside off. Prabhsimran gets onto the front foot and blocks\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, 1 run .follows the batter outside leg with a full ball. Prabhsimran bunts it to mid wicket and .scuttles across to the other end .Time for a pause, and time for LSG to ponder. PBKS have raced out of the traps and .have brought the required run-rate down to under eight. LSG need wickets and they .need them quickly to stop this run-flow . .IMPACT SUBLSG .M Siddharth .DA Miller\nSiddharth to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .shot! Fired in on a length just outside leg. Prabhsimran brings out the switch hit and .smacks it over backward point for four!\nSiddharth to Prabhsimran, 1 leg bye .angled in on a length on leg stump. Prabhsimran drops it into the on side and canters .across to the other end. Might have been off the pad actually . .Manimaran Siddharth vs RHB .BALLS .106 .WKTS .8 .4s\/6s .11\/4 .ECON .6.33 .AVE .14.12\nSiddharth to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Shreyas showing off his repertoire too now! Floated up full on middle and off. Shreyas .makes room for himself and caresses it beautifully over extra cover!\nSiddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .much quicker and fuller on leg stump. Shreyas eases it out to deep mid wicket\nSiddharth to Prabhsimran, 2 wide .angled down leg. Prabhsimran misses it and Pant cannot gather either. Two more runs .added to the Kings' total\nSiddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .full on leg stump. Shreyas gets a good stride in and turns it towards deep mid wicket .Prabhsimran on 49 still\nSiddharth to Prabhsimran, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Prabhsimran tucks it off his pads towards deep mid .wicket and brings up a 23-ball half-century! His first this season, and the first of many .PBKS will hope!\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, 2 runs .speared in full on off. Prabhsimran gets down on one knee and hacks it towards deep .mid wicket for a couple of runs\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, 1 run .shortens the length after seeing the batter advance. Prabhsimran tries to tonk it into .tomorrow and squirts it off the inside edge towards short fine leg\nRavi Bishnoi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Shreyas goes back and pushes it towards deep mid .wicket\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Cramped for room. Prabhsimran plays it back to the .bowler off the back foot\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .that is cheeky with a capital C! Loose full toss outside off. Prabhsimran shapes for the .scoop very early and does not change his stroke, despite the full toss. Watches it till the .last moment and laps it over the keeper's head. Almost a reverse-ramp!\nRavi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Prabhsimran is pounding LSG into submission! Another half-tracker, this time well .outside leg. Prabhsimran swivels inside the line and dumps it over short fine leg!\nSiddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .length on middle and leg. Shreyas has a poke at it and squirts it off the inside edge .towards short fine leg\nSiddharth to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .watch out, umpire! Given a bit of air on middle and off. Prabhsimran comes out of his .bunker and bludgeons it back past the bowler. Good reflexes from the umpire too!\nSiddharth to Prabhsimran, 1 run .very full on leg stump. Prabhsimran digs it out towards long on\nSiddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .shortish on middle and off. Shreyas gives himself room and chops it towards short .third, who puts in the dive to his right and ensures it is just a single. Rathi the fielder\nSiddharth to Prabhsimran, 1 run .fired in way outside the right-hander's leg stump, after seeing Prabhsimran switch. In .the end, he plays a square cut as a left-hander and picks up a single\nSiddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Shreyas goes back and eases it to deep mid wicket\nThakur to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .length on middle and leg. Shreyas presses half forward and punches it to long on\nThakur to Prabhsimran, 1 wide .slower ball hung up wide outside off. Left alone and the umpire has no qualms in calling .it a wide\nThakur to Prabhsimran, 1 run .back of a length on off. Prabhsimran gets right behind the line and nurdles it towards .mid wicket. Calls for the single and might have struggled had Siddharth gathered .cleanly. He missed the ball on the first go, though, making the single a very comfortable .exercise . .Shreyas Iyer vs Shardul Thakur .BALLS .37 .RUNS .62 .OUTS .1 .SR .167.56 .4s\/6s .4\/4\nThakur to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .high and deep into the stands! Thakur tests Shreyas out with a short ball on off but .Shreyas is ready for it. More or less. Gets into a tangle initially but then recovers to hook .it over fine leg!\nThakur to Shreyas Iyer, no run .peach! Back of a length outside off and this zips off the surface. Moves away a little too .and whistles past the outside edge\nThakur to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .banged into the track on off. Shreyas opens up his stance and hacks it towards fine leg\nThakur to Prabhsimran, 1 run .slower ball that ends up as a low full toss wide outside off. Prabhsimran drills it towards .sweeper cover and retains strike\nRathi to Prabhsimran, OUT .exceptional work on the fence, and Prabhsimran's fun is over for the night! Darted in on .a length just outside off. Prabhsimran has a massive mow across the line and skews it .towards deep mid wicket. Badoni takes it initially on the deep mid wicket fence, only to .realize he might step onto the rope. He then pops it back into the air, and Bishnoi, who .has followed up from deep square leg, is in position to dive and complete the catch. .Excellent synchronization, and excellent execution. But has Prabhsimran already put the .game beyond LSG?! .Prabhsimran Singh c Ravi Bishnoi b Rathi 69 (34b 9x4 3x6 44m) SR: 202.94\nRathi to Wadhera, 2 runs .length outside off. Wadhera comes forward and jabs it enough to sweeper cover's left .for a couple of runs. Shreyas had to hustle but made it back comfortably enough\nRathi to Wadhera, no run .away-going delivery, hung up on a length wide outside off. Wadhera nearly swishes .himself off his feet and still cannot make contact\nRathi to Wadhera, no run .fired in full on middle and off. Wadhera looks for the reverse and scuffs it towards first .slip\nRathi to Wadhera, no run .back of a length, pitching outside leg and finishing on off. Wadhera taps it towards mid .wicket. Wanted the single but was sent back\nRathi to Wadhera, FOUR runs .what timing! Exquisite! Back of a length outside off. Sits up a little and Wadhera, .hanging back in his crease, creams it past extra cover. That sped across to the fence .and gave the sweeper no chance!\nSiddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .short on off. Shreyas gives himself plenty of room and jabs it towards sweeper cover .Over the wicket to Wadhera\nSiddharth to Wadhera, no run .back of a length outside off. Defended off the back foot\nSiddharth to Wadhera, no run .back of a length wide outside off. Wadhera tries to fetch it and swipe it through square .leg but only connects with the fresh Lucknow air\nSiddharth to Wadhera, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Wadhera hangs back and knocks it to long on\nSiddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Shreyas tucks it off his pads towards deep square leg\nSiddharth to Wadhera, 1 run .shortish outside off. Wadhera throws his hands at it and cuts it towards deep backward .point\nRathi to Wadhera, no run .oh dear! Fizzed through on a back of a length just outside off. Wadhera gets into a .mess trying to play the reverse and ends up on the deck eventually, with Pant nearly .falling on top of him\nRathi to Wadhera, 1 run .shortish on leg stump. Wadhera swivels and pulls it towards deep backward square leg\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .genuine edge, and Shreyas, for all of Rathi's toil, will get four! Ripping delivery on a .length outside off. Nips away and Shreyas, feeling for it, gets a thick outside edge that .races away past short third!\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, no run .tossed up full on middle and off. Shreyas gets onto the front foot and defends\nRathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Shreyas dabs it towards backward point and looks at his .partner, who responds and goes for the single. Wadhera has to stretch but makes it in .the end, despite a direct hit\nRathi to Wadhera, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Wadhera drops it into the off side and calls his skipper through .for the single\nRavi Bishnoi to Wadhera, no run .back of a length outside off. Wadhera tries to hit it too hard and scuffs it towards extra .cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Wadhera, SIX runs .right out of the screws this time! Given a bit of air, just outside off and that is all .Wadhera needs. He slaloms down the track and launches it clean over long on!\nRavi Bishnoi to Wadhera, FOUR runs .follows up the six with a four! Shortish and offering plenty of width. Wadhera throws the .lot at it and crashes it past extra cover!\nRavi Bishnoi to Wadhera, no run .zipped in full on leg stump. Wadhera has a swipe at it and squirts it off the inside edge .towards short fine leg\nRavi Bishnoi to Wadhera, no run .hung up wide on a length. Wadhera reaches out for it and scuffs it towards extra cover . .Ravi Bishnoi vs PBKS in T20s .INNS .5 .WKTS .5 .ECON .10.18 .AVE .33.60\nRavi Bishnoi to Wadhera, SIX runs .brilliant catch, but that is by the ball-boy and of course it will not count! Tossed up into .the slot just outside off. Wadhera gets his front foot out of the way and clubs it flat over .the wide long on fence!\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, no run .back of a length outside off. Shreyas hangs back and jabs it towards backward point\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .off-pace and into the track outside off. Shreyas is too early into the pull and cloths it .towards deep mid wicket\nAvesh Khan to Wadhera, 1 run .dug into the track on off. Wadhera gets up on his toes and hacks it towards deep square .leg\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Shreyas is in a hurry to get back to his hotel as well! Right in the slot on middle and off. .Shreyas shows the maker's name and pops it over mid off!\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, no run .cutter bowled into the track outside off. Shreyas looks for the pick-up pull to this back of .a length ball but only swats away a few flies\nAvesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .pick the bones out of that one! Avesh goes short again and at this point, he might as .well have faxed it to Shreyas. The PBKS captain is waiting for it and he clatters it over .deep mid wicket!\nThakur to Wadhera, no run .hard length on middle and off. Wadhera gets behind the line and stabs it back to the .bowler\nThakur to Wadhera, no run .back of a length outside off. Wadhera waits for it and dabs it towards backward point\nThakur to Wadhera, SIX runs .this is such pure hitting! Marginally short on middle and leg, and Wadhera climbs into it. .He stays still and then clobbers the living daylights out of this one. High and long over .deep mid wicket!\nThakur to Wadhera, SIX runs .one more six, and the engine of the car is surely revving now! Another loose shortish .delivery that sits up on leg stump. Wadhera picks it up and butchers it over deep .backward square leg! .Just five needed now. Can Wadhera finish it this over?\nThakur to Wadhera, FOUR runs .scores level now! Wadhera is putting LSG to the sword! Fullish on middle and leg. .Wadhera skips down the track and blasts it back past the bowler!\nThakur to Wadhera, no run .back of a length outside off. Wadhera waits for it and dabs it towards backward point. .Dot ball and that means we will have a time-out now .Not sure what strategy LSG can discuss now, but anyway, PBKS' winning moment has .been delayed by two and a half minutes at least\nAbdul Samad to Shreyas Iyer, no run .back of a length, following Shreyas outside leg. He gets tucked up and chops it towards .extra cover\nAbdul Samad to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Start the car, we are outta here! A clinical, clinical display and the Punjab Kings flex .their muscles for the second time in as many games, and LSG have been battered, .bruised and beaten quite comprehensively! This is slower and also into the slot on leg .stump. Shreyas uses those long levers and wallops it over wide long on. A fitting way to .end another commanding performance and Shreyas, their star from the first game, .finishes the job with utmost conviction! .LSG were just not at the races. With the bat, they huffed and puffed, and with the ball, .they lacked the penetration PBKS did. Once they failed to pick up early wickets, they .were playing catch-up, although the manner in which they were taken apart by PBKS will .leave LSG with lots to think about.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs PBKS, 13th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Thakur to Arya, no run full just outside off. Arya gets onto the front foot and pushes it down the ground towards mid off\n Thakur to Arya, 1 run fuller and wider outside off. Not a lot of swing this time and Arya drives with an open bat face towards deep backward point\n Thakur to Prabhsimran, no run full outside off. Swings away appreciably and Prabhsimran scuffs his drive towards mid off\n Thakur to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs gorgeous, gorgeous way to get off the mark! Half-volley outside off and Prabhsimran climbs into it. Shows the full face of the bat and cracks it between extra cover and mid off!\n Thakur to Prabhsimran, SIX runs slashed over the fence! Banged into the track outside off and the width is the problem here. Prabhsimran throws his hands at it and gets it over short third!\n Thakur to Prabhsimran, 1 run fullish just outside off. Prabhsimran plays with the swing and taps it into the off side to keep strike\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Squares up Prabhsimran because of the slight nip away and he squirts it towards deep backward point\n Avesh Khan to Arya, no run hard length on middle and leg. Tucks up the batter, who stabs it down the ground towards mid on\n Avesh Khan to Arya, 1 run full outside off. Arya moves across his stumps early and flicks it towards deep square leg\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs up and over again! Prabhsimran is peppering that area! On the shorter side and offering a teensy bit of width. Prabhsimran arches his back to create even more room and slashes it over short third!\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run angled in full on middle and off. Prabhsimran pats it into the off side and saunters across to the other end\n Avesh Khan to Arya, 1 run fullish on off. Arya shuffles across again and tucks it off his pads towards deep square leg\n Rathi to Arya, FOUR runs half-tracker outside off and it gets the treatment it deserves! Arya hops back and muscles it to deep mid wicket's right!\n Rathi to Arya, 1 run dropped at slip! Angled in on a length wide outside off. Arya has a massive swish at it and gets a thick outside edge. Flies through to Marsh, who cannot hold on. Burst through the hands there\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run hard length just outside off and this cuts back in, cramping the batter considerably. Prabhsimran tugs it behind square\n Rathi to Arya, no run fullish on off. Arya gets onto the front foot and defends solidly\n Rathi to Arya, OUT goes straight up, and taken! Rathi breaks through, and he runs up to Arya to give him a bit of a send-off - something about writing down his name in his wicket-taking book! Dug in shorter and this spins away to finish outside off. Arya tries to drag it leg-side but cannot fight the angle. Skews it straight up and Thakur, running in from mid on, does the rest. Rathi is pumped and delighted, as his celebration shows, and the Kings have been dented! \n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg, angling into Shreyas. He goes back and works it towards deep mid wicket\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide banged into the track but also sliding down leg. Shreyas can get inside the line and the umpire calls it a wide\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and jabs it towards deep backward point\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, no run short and wide outside off. Prabhsimran stands up tall and slaps it on the bounce to mid off\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, SIX runs oh my days - that is an amazing shot! Dug into the track outside off. Prabhsimran walks down the track and then plays a tennis forehand that Novak Djokovic would be proud of. Flat over wide long off! See all photos RUNS 804 OUTS 30 4s\/6s 96\/40 SR 138.86 AVE 26.80\n Avesh Khan to Prabhsimran, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Prabhsimran drops it into the off side and calls his partner through for an easy single\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, no run another short ball outside off. Shreyas has a swipe across the line but only swats away a few flies. Might have been a little early on that pull\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run back of a length outside off. Shreyas gets up on his toes and guides it towards deep backward point\n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run length outside off. Shreyas lets the ball come to him before chopping it into the off side\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs over the infield again! Strays onto the pads and the length allows Prabhsimran to get down on the sweep and help it over backward square leg!\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, no run fullish on off. Prabhsimran gets onto the front foot and defends calmly\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, 1 run fired in on a length on off. Prabhsimran goes right back and nudges it into the straight mid wicket region\n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, no run back of a length on off. Shreyas stays leg side and dabs it towards short third\n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Shreyas lands his first punch now! Googly hung up on a length wide outside off. Shreyas reaches out for it and blasts it between mid off and extra cover!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, no run fired in full just outside off. Prabhsimran lunges forward and pokes it back to the bowler\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs over the top again! Prabhsimran shimmies around before the ball is bowled and then settles just outside leg. Picks up this slot ball on the stumps and thumps it over mid on!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs another sweep executed to absolute perfection! Slower and shorter on off. Prabhsimran gets down early, gets under it and lifts it over backward square leg! Prabhsimran Singh vs legspin in T20s RUNS 140 OUTS 3 4s\/6s 9\/9 SR 157.30 AVE 46.66\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, SIX runs my goodness - Prabhsimran is producing some drool-worthy strokes! Flighted up on a length outside off. Prabhsimran does not get to the pitch of the ball but it does not matter to him. Clean swing through the line and he crrrrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhhesssss it over extra cover!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, no run darted in full outside off. Prabhsimran gets onto the front foot and blocks\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, 1 run follows the batter outside leg with a full ball. Prabhsimran bunts it to mid wicket and scuttles across to the other end Time for a pause, and time for LSG to ponder. PBKS have raced out of the traps and have brought the required run-rate down to under eight. LSG need wickets and they need them quickly to stop this run-flow IMPACT SUBLSG M Siddharth DA Miller\n Siddharth to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs shot! Fired in on a length just outside leg. Prabhsimran brings out the switch hit and smacks it over backward point for four!\n Siddharth to Prabhsimran, 1 leg bye angled in on a length on leg stump. Prabhsimran drops it into the on side and canters across to the other end. Might have been off the pad actually Manimaran Siddharth vs RHB BALLS 106 WKTS 8 4s\/6s 11\/4 ECON 6.33 AVE 14.12\n Siddharth to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Shreyas showing off his repertoire too now! Floated up full on middle and off. Shreyas makes room for himself and caresses it beautifully over extra cover!\n Siddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run much quicker and fuller on leg stump. Shreyas eases it out to deep mid wicket\n Siddharth to Prabhsimran, 2 wide angled down leg. Prabhsimran misses it and Pant cannot gather either. Two more runs added to the Kings' total\n Siddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run full on leg stump. Shreyas gets a good stride in and turns it towards deep mid wicket Prabhsimran on 49 still\n Siddharth to Prabhsimran, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Prabhsimran tucks it off his pads towards deep mid wicket and brings up a 23-ball half-century! His first this season, and the first of many PBKS will hope!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, 2 runs speared in full on off. Prabhsimran gets down on one knee and hacks it towards deep mid wicket for a couple of runs\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, 1 run shortens the length after seeing the batter advance. Prabhsimran tries to tonk it into tomorrow and squirts it off the inside edge towards short fine leg\n Ravi Bishnoi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Shreyas goes back and pushes it towards deep mid wicket\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, no run back of a length on middle and off. Cramped for room. Prabhsimran plays it back to the bowler off the back foot\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs that is cheeky with a capital C! Loose full toss outside off. Prabhsimran shapes for the scoop very early and does not change his stroke, despite the full toss. Watches it till the last moment and laps it over the keeper's head. Almost a reverse-ramp!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Prabhsimran is pounding LSG into submission! Another half-tracker, this time well outside leg. Prabhsimran swivels inside the line and dumps it over short fine leg!\n Siddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run length on middle and leg. Shreyas has a poke at it and squirts it off the inside edge towards short fine leg\n Siddharth to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs watch out, umpire! Given a bit of air on middle and off. Prabhsimran comes out of his bunker and bludgeons it back past the bowler. Good reflexes from the umpire too!\n Siddharth to Prabhsimran, 1 run very full on leg stump. Prabhsimran digs it out towards long on\n Siddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run shortish on middle and off. Shreyas gives himself room and chops it towards short third, who puts in the dive to his right and ensures it is just a single. Rathi the fielder\n Siddharth to Prabhsimran, 1 run fired in way outside the right-hander's leg stump, after seeing Prabhsimran switch. In the end, he plays a square cut as a left-hander and picks up a single\n Siddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Shreyas goes back and eases it to deep mid wicket\n Thakur to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run length on middle and leg. Shreyas presses half forward and punches it to long on\n Thakur to Prabhsimran, 1 wide slower ball hung up wide outside off. Left alone and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Thakur to Prabhsimran, 1 run back of a length on off. Prabhsimran gets right behind the line and nurdles it towards mid wicket. Calls for the single and might have struggled had Siddharth gathered cleanly. He missed the ball on the first go, though, making the single a very comfortable exercise Shreyas Iyer vs Shardul Thakur BALLS 37 RUNS 62 OUTS 1 SR 167.56 4s\/6s 4\/4\n Thakur to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs high and deep into the stands! Thakur tests Shreyas out with a short ball on off but Shreyas is ready for it. More or less. Gets into a tangle initially but then recovers to hook it over fine leg!\n Thakur to Shreyas Iyer, no run peach! Back of a length outside off and this zips off the surface. Moves away a little too and whistles past the outside edge\n Thakur to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run banged into the track on off. Shreyas opens up his stance and hacks it towards fine leg\n Thakur to Prabhsimran, 1 run slower ball that ends up as a low full toss wide outside off. Prabhsimran drills it towards sweeper cover and retains strike\n Rathi to Prabhsimran, OUT exceptional work on the fence, and Prabhsimran's fun is over for the night! Darted in on a length just outside off. Prabhsimran has a massive mow across the line and skews it towards deep mid wicket. Badoni takes it initially on the deep mid wicket fence, only to realize he might step onto the rope. He then pops it back into the air, and Bishnoi, who has followed up from deep square leg, is in position to dive and complete the catch. Excellent synchronization, and excellent execution. But has Prabhsimran already put the game beyond LSG?! \n Rathi to Wadhera, 2 runs length outside off. Wadhera comes forward and jabs it enough to sweeper cover's left for a couple of runs. Shreyas had to hustle but made it back comfortably enough\n Rathi to Wadhera, no run away-going delivery, hung up on a length wide outside off. Wadhera nearly swishes himself off his feet and still cannot make contact\n Rathi to Wadhera, no run fired in full on middle and off. Wadhera looks for the reverse and scuffs it towards first slip\n Rathi to Wadhera, no run back of a length, pitching outside leg and finishing on off. Wadhera taps it towards mid wicket. Wanted the single but was sent back\n Rathi to Wadhera, FOUR runs what timing! Exquisite! Back of a length outside off. Sits up a little and Wadhera, hanging back in his crease, creams it past extra cover. That sped across to the fence and gave the sweeper no chance!\n Siddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run short on off. Shreyas gives himself plenty of room and jabs it towards sweeper cover Over the wicket to Wadhera\n Siddharth to Wadhera, no run back of a length outside off. Defended off the back foot\n Siddharth to Wadhera, no run back of a length wide outside off. Wadhera tries to fetch it and swipe it through square leg but only connects with the fresh Lucknow air\n Siddharth to Wadhera, 1 run back of a length outside off. Wadhera hangs back and knocks it to long on\n Siddharth to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Shreyas tucks it off his pads towards deep square leg\n Siddharth to Wadhera, 1 run shortish outside off. Wadhera throws his hands at it and cuts it towards deep backward point\n Rathi to Wadhera, no run oh dear! Fizzed through on a back of a length just outside off. Wadhera gets into a mess trying to play the reverse and ends up on the deck eventually, with Pant nearly falling on top of him\n Rathi to Wadhera, 1 run shortish on leg stump. Wadhera swivels and pulls it towards deep backward square leg\n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs genuine edge, and Shreyas, for all of Rathi's toil, will get four! Ripping delivery on a length outside off. Nips away and Shreyas, feeling for it, gets a thick outside edge that races away past short third!\n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, no run tossed up full on middle and off. Shreyas gets onto the front foot and defends\n Rathi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run back of a length outside off. Shreyas dabs it towards backward point and looks at his partner, who responds and goes for the single. Wadhera has to stretch but makes it in the end, despite a direct hit\n Rathi to Wadhera, 1 run fullish just outside off. Wadhera drops it into the off side and calls his skipper through for the single\n Ravi Bishnoi to Wadhera, no run back of a length outside off. Wadhera tries to hit it too hard and scuffs it towards extra cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Wadhera, SIX runs right out of the screws this time! Given a bit of air, just outside off and that is all Wadhera needs. He slaloms down the track and launches it clean over long on!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Wadhera, FOUR runs follows up the six with a four! Shortish and offering plenty of width. Wadhera throws the lot at it and crashes it past extra cover!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Wadhera, no run zipped in full on leg stump. Wadhera has a swipe at it and squirts it off the inside edge towards short fine leg\n Ravi Bishnoi to Wadhera, no run hung up wide on a length. Wadhera reaches out for it and scuffs it towards extra cover Ravi Bishnoi vs PBKS in T20s INNS 5 WKTS 5 ECON 10.18 AVE 33.60\n Ravi Bishnoi to Wadhera, SIX runs brilliant catch, but that is by the ball-boy and of course it will not count! Tossed up into the slot just outside off. Wadhera gets his front foot out of the way and clubs it flat over the wide long on fence!\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, no run back of a length outside off. Shreyas hangs back and jabs it towards backward point\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run off-pace and into the track outside off. Shreyas is too early into the pull and cloths it towards deep mid wicket\n Avesh Khan to Wadhera, 1 run dug into the track on off. Wadhera gets up on his toes and hacks it towards deep square leg\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Shreyas is in a hurry to get back to his hotel as well! Right in the slot on middle and off. Shreyas shows the maker's name and pops it over mid off!\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, no run cutter bowled into the track outside off. Shreyas looks for the pick-up pull to this back of a length ball but only swats away a few flies\n Avesh Khan to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs pick the bones out of that one! Avesh goes short again and at this point, he might as well have faxed it to Shreyas. The PBKS captain is waiting for it and he clatters it over deep mid wicket!\n Thakur to Wadhera, no run hard length on middle and off. Wadhera gets behind the line and stabs it back to the bowler\n Thakur to Wadhera, no run back of a length outside off. Wadhera waits for it and dabs it towards backward point\n Thakur to Wadhera, SIX runs this is such pure hitting! Marginally short on middle and leg, and Wadhera climbs into it. He stays still and then clobbers the living daylights out of this one. High and long over deep mid wicket!\n Thakur to Wadhera, SIX runs one more six, and the engine of the car is surely revving now! Another loose shortish delivery that sits up on leg stump. Wadhera picks it up and butchers it over deep backward square leg! Just five needed now. Can Wadhera finish it this over?\n Thakur to Wadhera, FOUR runs scores level now! Wadhera is putting LSG to the sword! Fullish on middle and leg. Wadhera skips down the track and blasts it back past the bowler!\n Thakur to Wadhera, no run back of a length outside off. Wadhera waits for it and dabs it towards backward point. Dot ball and that means we will have a time-out now Not sure what strategy LSG can discuss now, but anyway, PBKS' winning moment has been delayed by two and a half minutes at least\n Abdul Samad to Shreyas Iyer, no run back of a length, following Shreyas outside leg. He gets tucked up and chops it towards extra cover\n Abdul Samad to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Start the car, we are outta here! A clinical, clinical display and the Punjab Kings flex their muscles for the second time in as many games, and LSG have been battered, bruised and beaten quite comprehensively! This is slower and also into the slot on leg stump. Shreyas uses those long levers and wallops it over wide long on. A fitting way to end another commanding performance and Shreyas, their star from the first game, finishes the job with utmost conviction! LSG were just not at the races. With the bat, they huffed and puffed, and with the ball, they lacked the penetration PBKS did. Once they failed to pick up early wickets, they were playing catch-up, although the manner in which they were taken apart by PBKS will leave LSG with lots to think about.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Prabhsimran","Shreyas Iyer","Wadhera"],"Runs":[8.0,69.0,52.0,43.0],"Balls_Faced":[9,34,30,25],"Fours":[1,9,3,3],"Sixes":[0,3,4,4],"S\/R":[88.89,202.94,173.33,172.0],"dismissal":["c Thakur b Rathi","c Ravi Bishnoi b Rathi","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Abdul Samad","Avesh Khan","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi","Siddharth","Thakur"],"Balls":[2,18,24,18,18,18],"Runs_Given":[6.0,30.0,30.0,43.0,28.0,39.0],"Wickets":[0,0,2,0,0,0],"Overs":[0.2,3.0,4.0,3.0,3.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, no run .full and angling into the batter just outside off. Bethell comes forward and pushes it .towards mid off. Just a hint of in-swing\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, no run .back of a length, pitching outside off and decking back in sharply. Bethell watches the .ball right onto his bat and dabs it towards backward point .Re: the Hazlewood omission, the commentators on air suggest he is missing from .action tonight due to a shoulder niggle\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, FOUR runs .short, wide and punished! RCB are underway! This is a proper hit-me ball. Sits up nicely .and Bethell frees his arms with abandon, crashing it through point!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, FOUR runs .four more! Back of a length outside off. Bethell gets up on his toes and opens his bat .face at the last moment to guide it past slip. Fine enough for deep third too, despite .Pathirana sprawling to his right!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, FOUR runs .third four in a row - Bethell is on the charge early! Half-volley outside off and Bethell .makes the most of it. He drives with a slightly open bat face and threads it between .cover point and backward point!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, 1 run .angled in on a length on off. Straightens a touch after pitching and Bethell gets squared .up. Plonks it off the leading edge towards deep backward point\nKamboj to Bethell, no run .oh! Back of a length in the channel. Nibbles away a smidgen after pitching and Bethell, .feeling for it, is beaten on the outside\nKamboj to Bethell, no run .on a length, shaping a touch into middle stump. Bethell presses half forward and .defends. Not sure he was expecting that swing\nKamboj to Bethell, 1 run .fullish on off, shaping back in slightly. Bethell takes a step down the track and pushes it .towards mid off for a single .Kohli on strike for the first time today . .Virat Kohli in IPL, 2025 .INNS .11 .RUNS .443 .SR .138.87 .AVE .63.28 .HS .73*\nKamboj to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Kohli gets forward, tips it to mid off and hares across to .the other end. Off the mark at the first time of asking\nKamboj to Bethell, 1 run .miscued but it lands safe! Hard length on middle and leg. Skips off the surface and .bounces a bit extra. Gets big on Bethell as he looks to pull but luckily for him, he gets it .enough to Noor's left at mid wicket\nKamboj to Kohli, no run .back of a length outside off. Swings away a touch and Kohli, hanging back in his crease, .taps it gently into the off side .A good opening over by Kamboj, who got the ball to move and also hit the right lengths\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, no run .fullish just outside off. Seems to stick in the surface a touch and Bethell scuffs his off- .drive towards mid off\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, SIX runs .fetch that, says Jacob Bethell! Marginally short outside off and Bethell pounces. Picks .the length early, stands up on his toes and dumps it over the deep mid wicket fence!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, no run .back of a length outside off and this skids off the surface. Bethell shapes to cut but is .beaten for pace. Good comeback by the pacer\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Bethell throws his hands at it and slices it towards deep .backward point .Bethell might have cracked his bat with that stroke and has asked for a replacement\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, SIX runs .smashed into the top tier! Banged into the track just outside off and Kohli, after the .short-ball barrage the last time he faced Khaleel, knows this is coming. He swivels and .hooks it a mile over fine leg!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, SIX runs .back to back sixes for Virat Kohli, and the roof is coming off the Chinnaswamy! Fullish .ball down leg and that is just begging to be hit. Kohli presses forward, snaps his wrists .into action and clips it cleanly over the deep square leg fence!\nKamboj to Bethell, FOUR runs .gorgeous, gorgeous stroke! Fullish on middle and off. Bethell plants his front foot, .shows the maker's name and cracks it back past the bowler. An on-drive of the highest .order!\nKamboj to Bethell, 1 run .safe again! Hard length, angling across the batter just outside off. Bethell has a tug at it .and skews it just to the right of the fielder at cover point. Brevis flung himself but could .not get there\nKamboj to Kohli, no run .short and wide outside off, perhaps a response to Kohli backing away early. He has a .swish at it but cannot reach it\nKamboj to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Kohli drops it into the off side and looks at his partner, .who responds and dashes across to complete the run\nKamboj to Bethell, 1 run .goes straight up, and there is a terrible, terrible collision between two CSK players! .Back of a length just outside off. Bethell has a swipe across the line and the ball spoons .up off the leading edge. Jadeja goes after it from inside the circle and Pathirana runs .forward too from deep backward point. Both of them have eyes on the ball and are not .aware of the other hurtling in their direction. The catch gets spilled, and Pathirana .seems to have bumped into Jadeja. This is not a good look and let's hope Pathirana is .alright. .See all photos .Pathirana looks a little dazed as he receives treatment from the CSK physio. He is back .up now, though, but is still moving very gingerly. Pathirana is going off now, with .Nagarkoti replacing him on the field\nKamboj to Kohli, FOUR runs .another top shot! Back of a length outside off and the width is the problem here. Kohli .sits deep in his crease and thunders it between cover point and extra cover!\nNoor Ahmad to Bethell, no run .floated up full and wide. Bethell stretches out for it and drills it straight to cover. He will .feel he missed out there\nNoor Ahmad to Bethell, no run .googly on a back of a length just outside off. Bethell goes back and jabs it towards .point\nNoor Ahmad to Bethell, FOUR runs .Bethell finds the fence, and Noor is not being spared either! Googly tossed up full .outside off. Bethell gets down on one knee and muscles it past mid wicket!\nNoor Ahmad to Bethell, SIX runs .watch that white ball sail! Dragged down on middle stump and Bethell is all over it like a .rash. Rocks deep into his crease and pummels it a country mile over deep mid wicket. A .99m six!\nNoor Ahmad to Bethell, no run .flighted up full outside off. Bethell looks to drive down the ground and chunks it off the .inside half of the bat towards mid wicket\nNoor Ahmad to Bethell, FOUR runs .oh dear - that is a wretched delivery! A proper buffet ball. A waist-high full toss laced .with width and Bethell plunders it between extra cover and mid off!\nKamboj to Kohli, SIX runs .and Kohli takes him to the cleaners first ball! Tries to follow the batter outside leg but .this is right in the slot. Kohli brings those strong wrists into play and whips it over deep .square leg!\nKamboj to Kohli, FOUR runs .four more! CSK are bleeding runs, left, right and centre! Zipped in fuller just outside leg. .Kohli skips down the track and blasts it past mid on! .Kohli has been on absolute fire tonight, and looks good for a massive score already\nKamboj to Kohli, no run .shortish and slanting into middle and leg. Kohli looks to work to leg but plays all around .it (for a change). The ball thuds into his thigh pad\nKamboj to Kohli, no run .full on middle and off. Kohli steps outside leg, creates room for himself and drills it .towards extra cover, who reins it in with a smart dive to his left\nKamboj to Kohli, no run .fullish delivery hung up wide outside off. Kohli has a huge waft at it but only grabs a .handful of fresh air . .CSK in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .11 .WKTS .15 .ECON .9.83 .AVE .43.06\nKamboj to Kohli, 1 run .pushed in full on middle and leg. Kohli gets onto the front foot and flicks it towards .deep mid wicket. Single to end the powerplay\nJadeja to Kohli, no run .spin straightaway! Back of a length just outside off. Grips in the surface and spins .away, beating Kohli on the outside as he swishes at it . .Virat Kohli vs Ravindra Jadeja .BALLS .150 .RUNS .162 .OUTS .3 .SR .108.00 .4s\/6s .8\/4\nJadeja to Kohli, 1 run .fuller and flatter on the stumps. Kohli comes forward and knocks it to long off\nJadeja to Bethell, 1 run .short outside off. Bethell waits for it and cuts it towards deep point\nJadeja to Kohli, no run .fizzed in on a length on middle and leg. Straightens against the angle again and kisses .the leading edge of Kohli's bat, rolling towards short third\nJadeja to Kohli, no run .fired in shorter on middle and off. Kohli makes room for the cut but there is enough bite .off the surface for the ball to go past his flailing blade\nJadeja to Kohli, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Comes in with the arm and Kohli stabs it towards .mid wicket .The first time-out of the evening is upon us, and CSK enter it with a tidy over. That has .hardly been the case otherwise, though, and RCB, at this stage, will be the much happier .side\nSam Curran to Bethell, FOUR runs .Curran gets welcomed with a boundary! Back of a length and the width is the issue for .CSK again. Bethell plays it late and with an open bat face, gliding it past backward point .for four! . .Jacob Bethell vs Sam Curran .BALLS .6 .RUNS .18 .OUTS .0 .SR .300.00 .4s\/6s .1\/2\nSam Curran to Bethell, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Bethell comes forward and runs it down to deep backward point .Long off, long on, deep mid wicket, deep backward square leg and deep point on the .fence\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 run .hard length on middle and leg. Holds a little in the surface and Kohli stands up tall to .punch it towards extra cover\nSam Curran to Bethell, 1 run .back of a length delivery hung up wide outside off. Bethell reaches out for it and slices it .towards deep backward point\nSam Curran to Kohli, SIX runs .dispatched disdainfully! Slower ball on a back of a length on middle and leg. Kohli picks .the length and the variation early and slams it over deep mid wicket. All with a simple .flick of the wrists!\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 run .slower bumper outside off. Kohli has to wait and wait for it before tugging it towards .mid wicket. A bit of hesitation follows between the batters but the run is completed in .the end\nJadeja to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Kohli hangs back and knocks it to long on\nJadeja to Bethell, FOUR runs .oh my word - what a shot that is! Fired in full outside off. Bethell brings out the reverse .and even though he loses his footing, he lofts it cleanly over short third. A maiden IPL .half-century for Bethell, and this might not be his last either! .Around the wicket now\nJadeja to Bethell, 1 run .angled across on a back of a length outside off. Bethell has a hack at it and jams it off .the inside edge into his back leg. The ball rolls away into the off side, allowing a sharp .single\nJadeja to Kohli, no run .back of a length outside off. Kohli stands tall and jabs it straight to extra cover\nJadeja to Kohli, 1 run .pushed in on a length on the pads. Kohli tucks it away towards deep backward square .leg and is content with a single\nJadeja to Bethell, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Bethell has another mow and gets yet another inside .edge. Onto the pads and the ball does not dribble away far enough to allow a single on .this occasion\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .length ball on middle and off. Kohli presses half forward and tugs it towards deep .square leg\nPathirana to Bethell, no run .dug into the track just outside off. Bethell shapes for the pull but chunks it off the inside .edge into his pads, with the ball eventually bobbling back to Pathirana\nPathirana to Bethell, 1 run .back of a length delivery wide outside off. Bethell reaches out for it and cuts it towards .deep point\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .slower ball on a length on off. Kohli is a little early into the stroke and flicks it towards .fine leg\nPathirana to Bethell, OUT .high into the night sky and pouched brilliantly by Brevis! Off-pace and into the track .just outside off. Bethell has an enormous swipe across the line and miscues it. Brevis .tracks it from deep mid wicket, runs his lungs out and then lunges forward to gobble up .the chance inches off the turf. Wow, what a catch that is. Two in two for Brevis now, in .terms of world-class catches, and CSK needed that moment of magic to break this .opening stand! .Jacob Bethell c Brevis b Pathirana 55 (33b 8x4 2x6 44m) SR: 166.66\nPathirana to Padikkal, no run .edged! Fullish on middle and off. Padikkal plays for the ball to shape in but it moves .away with the angle just enough to kiss the outside edge and dribble to short third, who .was stood very fine","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs RCB, 52nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, no run full and angling into the batter just outside off. Bethell comes forward and pushes it towards mid off. Just a hint of in-swing\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, no run back of a length, pitching outside off and decking back in sharply. Bethell watches the ball right onto his bat and dabs it towards backward point Re: the Hazlewood omission, the commentators on air suggest he is missing from action tonight due to a shoulder niggle\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, FOUR runs short, wide and punished! RCB are underway! This is a proper hit-me ball. Sits up nicely and Bethell frees his arms with abandon, crashing it through point!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, FOUR runs four more! Back of a length outside off. Bethell gets up on his toes and opens his bat face at the last moment to guide it past slip. Fine enough for deep third too, despite Pathirana sprawling to his right!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, FOUR runs third four in a row - Bethell is on the charge early! Half-volley outside off and Bethell makes the most of it. He drives with a slightly open bat face and threads it between cover point and backward point!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, 1 run angled in on a length on off. Straightens a touch after pitching and Bethell gets squared up. Plonks it off the leading edge towards deep backward point\n Kamboj to Bethell, no run oh! Back of a length in the channel. Nibbles away a smidgen after pitching and Bethell, feeling for it, is beaten on the outside\n Kamboj to Bethell, no run on a length, shaping a touch into middle stump. Bethell presses half forward and defends. Not sure he was expecting that swing\n Kamboj to Bethell, 1 run fullish on off, shaping back in slightly. Bethell takes a step down the track and pushes it towards mid off for a single Kohli on strike for the first time today Virat Kohli in IPL, 2025 INNS 11 RUNS 443 SR 138.87 AVE 63.28 HS 73*\n Kamboj to Kohli, 1 run back of a length outside off. Kohli gets forward, tips it to mid off and hares across to the other end. Off the mark at the first time of asking\n Kamboj to Bethell, 1 run miscued but it lands safe! Hard length on middle and leg. Skips off the surface and bounces a bit extra. Gets big on Bethell as he looks to pull but luckily for him, he gets it enough to Noor's left at mid wicket\n Kamboj to Kohli, no run back of a length outside off. Swings away a touch and Kohli, hanging back in his crease, taps it gently into the off side A good opening over by Kamboj, who got the ball to move and also hit the right lengths\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, no run fullish just outside off. Seems to stick in the surface a touch and Bethell scuffs his off-drive towards mid off\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, SIX runs fetch that, says Jacob Bethell! Marginally short outside off and Bethell pounces. Picks the length early, stands up on his toes and dumps it over the deep mid wicket fence!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, no run back of a length outside off and this skids off the surface. Bethell shapes to cut but is beaten for pace. Good comeback by the pacer\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, 1 run short and wide outside off. Bethell throws his hands at it and slices it towards deep backward point Bethell might have cracked his bat with that stroke and has asked for a replacement\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, SIX runs smashed into the top tier! Banged into the track just outside off and Kohli, after the short-ball barrage the last time he faced Khaleel, knows this is coming. He swivels and hooks it a mile over fine leg!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, SIX runs back to back sixes for Virat Kohli, and the roof is coming off the Chinnaswamy! Fullish ball down leg and that is just begging to be hit. Kohli presses forward, snaps his wrists into action and clips it cleanly over the deep square leg fence!\n Kamboj to Bethell, FOUR runs gorgeous, gorgeous stroke! Fullish on middle and off. Bethell plants his front foot, shows the maker's name and cracks it back past the bowler. An on-drive of the highest order!\n Kamboj to Bethell, 1 run safe again! Hard length, angling across the batter just outside off. Bethell has a tug at it and skews it just to the right of the fielder at cover point. Brevis flung himself but could not get there\n Kamboj to Kohli, no run short and wide outside off, perhaps a response to Kohli backing away early. He has a swish at it but cannot reach it\n Kamboj to Kohli, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Kohli drops it into the off side and looks at his partner, who responds and dashes across to complete the run\n Kamboj to Bethell, 1 run goes straight up, and there is a terrible, terrible collision between two CSK players! Back of a length just outside off. Bethell has a swipe across the line and the ball spoons up off the leading edge. Jadeja goes after it from inside the circle and Pathirana runs forward too from deep backward point. Both of them have eyes on the ball and are not aware of the other hurtling in their direction. The catch gets spilled, and Pathirana seems to have bumped into Jadeja. This is not a good look and let's hope Pathirana is alright. See all photos Pathirana looks a little dazed as he receives treatment from the CSK physio. He is back up now, though, but is still moving very gingerly. Pathirana is going off now, with Nagarkoti replacing him on the field\n Kamboj to Kohli, FOUR runs another top shot! Back of a length outside off and the width is the problem here. Kohli sits deep in his crease and thunders it between cover point and extra cover!\n Noor Ahmad to Bethell, no run floated up full and wide. Bethell stretches out for it and drills it straight to cover. He will feel he missed out there\n Noor Ahmad to Bethell, no run googly on a back of a length just outside off. Bethell goes back and jabs it towards point\n Noor Ahmad to Bethell, FOUR runs Bethell finds the fence, and Noor is not being spared either! Googly tossed up full outside off. Bethell gets down on one knee and muscles it past mid wicket!\n Noor Ahmad to Bethell, SIX runs watch that white ball sail! Dragged down on middle stump and Bethell is all over it like a rash. Rocks deep into his crease and pummels it a country mile over deep mid wicket. A 99m six!\n Noor Ahmad to Bethell, no run flighted up full outside off. Bethell looks to drive down the ground and chunks it off the inside half of the bat towards mid wicket\n Noor Ahmad to Bethell, FOUR runs oh dear - that is a wretched delivery! A proper buffet ball. A waist-high full toss laced with width and Bethell plunders it between extra cover and mid off!\n Kamboj to Kohli, SIX runs and Kohli takes him to the cleaners first ball! Tries to follow the batter outside leg but this is right in the slot. Kohli brings those strong wrists into play and whips it over deep square leg!\n Kamboj to Kohli, FOUR runs four more! CSK are bleeding runs, left, right and centre! Zipped in fuller just outside leg. Kohli skips down the track and blasts it past mid on! Kohli has been on absolute fire tonight, and looks good for a massive score already\n Kamboj to Kohli, no run shortish and slanting into middle and leg. Kohli looks to work to leg but plays all around \n Kamboj to Kohli, no run full on middle and off. Kohli steps outside leg, creates room for himself and drills it towards extra cover, who reins it in with a smart dive to his left\n Kamboj to Kohli, no run fullish delivery hung up wide outside off. Kohli has a huge waft at it but only grabs a handful of fresh air INNS 11 WKTS 15 ECON 9.83 AVE 43.06\n Kamboj to Kohli, 1 run pushed in full on middle and leg. Kohli gets onto the front foot and flicks it towards deep mid wicket. Single to end the powerplay\n Jadeja to Kohli, no run spin straightaway! Back of a length just outside off. Grips in the surface and spins away, beating Kohli on the outside as he swishes at it Virat Kohli vs Ravindra Jadeja BALLS 150 RUNS 162 OUTS 3 SR 108.00 4s\/6s 8\/4\n Jadeja to Kohli, 1 run fuller and flatter on the stumps. Kohli comes forward and knocks it to long off\n Jadeja to Bethell, 1 run short outside off. Bethell waits for it and cuts it towards deep point\n Jadeja to Kohli, no run fizzed in on a length on middle and leg. Straightens against the angle again and kisses the leading edge of Kohli's bat, rolling towards short third\n Jadeja to Kohli, no run fired in shorter on middle and off. Kohli makes room for the cut but there is enough bite off the surface for the ball to go past his flailing blade\n Jadeja to Kohli, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Comes in with the arm and Kohli stabs it towards mid wicket The first time-out of the evening is upon us, and CSK enter it with a tidy over. That has hardly been the case otherwise, though, and RCB, at this stage, will be the much happier side\n Sam Curran to Bethell, FOUR runs Curran gets welcomed with a boundary! Back of a length and the width is the issue for CSK again. Bethell plays it late and with an open bat face, gliding it past backward point for four! Jacob Bethell vs Sam Curran BALLS 6 RUNS 18 OUTS 0 SR 300.00 4s\/6s 1\/2\n Sam Curran to Bethell, 1 run fullish just outside off. Bethell comes forward and runs it down to deep backward point Long off, long on, deep mid wicket, deep backward square leg and deep point on the fence\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 run hard length on middle and leg. Holds a little in the surface and Kohli stands up tall to punch it towards extra cover\n Sam Curran to Bethell, 1 run back of a length delivery hung up wide outside off. Bethell reaches out for it and slices it towards deep backward point\n Sam Curran to Kohli, SIX runs dispatched disdainfully! Slower ball on a back of a length on middle and leg. Kohli picks the length and the variation early and slams it over deep mid wicket. All with a simple flick of the wrists!\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 run slower bumper outside off. Kohli has to wait and wait for it before tugging it towards mid wicket. A bit of hesitation follows between the batters but the run is completed in the end\n Jadeja to Kohli, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Kohli hangs back and knocks it to long on\n Jadeja to Bethell, FOUR runs oh my word - what a shot that is! Fired in full outside off. Bethell brings out the reverse and even though he loses his footing, he lofts it cleanly over short third. A maiden IPL half-century for Bethell, and this might not be his last either! Around the wicket now\n Jadeja to Bethell, 1 run angled across on a back of a length outside off. Bethell has a hack at it and jams it off the inside edge into his back leg. The ball rolls away into the off side, allowing a sharp single\n Jadeja to Kohli, no run back of a length outside off. Kohli stands tall and jabs it straight to extra cover\n Jadeja to Kohli, 1 run pushed in on a length on the pads. Kohli tucks it away towards deep backward square leg and is content with a single\n Jadeja to Bethell, no run back of a length on leg stump. Bethell has another mow and gets yet another inside edge. Onto the pads and the ball does not dribble away far enough to allow a single on this occasion\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run length ball on middle and off. Kohli presses half forward and tugs it towards deep square leg\n Pathirana to Bethell, no run dug into the track just outside off. Bethell shapes for the pull but chunks it off the inside edge into his pads, with the ball eventually bobbling back to Pathirana\n Pathirana to Bethell, 1 run back of a length delivery wide outside off. Bethell reaches out for it and cuts it towards deep point\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run slower ball on a length on off. Kohli is a little early into the stroke and flicks it towards fine leg\n Pathirana to Bethell, OUT high into the night sky and pouched brilliantly by Brevis! Off-pace and into the track just outside off. Bethell has an enormous swipe across the line and miscues it. Brevis tracks it from deep mid wicket, runs his lungs out and then lunges forward to gobble up the chance inches off the turf. Wow, what a catch that is. Two in two for Brevis now, in terms of world-class catches, and CSK needed that moment of magic to break this opening stand! \n Pathirana to Padikkal, no run edged! Fullish on middle and off. Padikkal plays for the ball to shape in but it moves away with the angle just enough to kiss the outside edge and dribble to short third, who was stood very fine","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Bethell","Kohli","Padikkal"],"Runs":[55.0,42.0,0.0],"Balls_Faced":[33,26,1],"Fours":[8,2,0],"Sixes":[2,4,0],"S\/R":[166.67,161.54,0.0],"dismissal":["c Brevis b Pathirana","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Jadeja","Kamboj","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Pathirana","Sam Curran"],"Balls":[12,18,12,6,6,6],"Runs_Given":[9.0,25.0,32.0,14.0,3.0,14.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,1,0],"Overs":[2.0,3.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, no run .full and angling into the batter just outside off. Bethell comes forward and pushes it .towards mid off. Just a hint of in-swing\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, no run .back of a length, pitching outside off and decking back in sharply. Bethell watches the .ball right onto his bat and dabs it towards backward point .Re: the Hazlewood omission, the commentators on air suggest he is missing from .action tonight due to a shoulder niggle\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, FOUR runs .short, wide and punished! RCB are underway! This is a proper hit-me ball. Sits up nicely .and Bethell frees his arms with abandon, crashing it through point!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, FOUR runs .four more! Back of a length outside off. Bethell gets up on his toes and opens his bat .face at the last moment to guide it past slip. Fine enough for deep third too, despite .Pathirana sprawling to his right!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, FOUR runs .third four in a row - Bethell is on the charge early! Half-volley outside off and Bethell .makes the most of it. He drives with a slightly open bat face and threads it between .cover point and backward point!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, 1 run .angled in on a length on off. Straightens a touch after pitching and Bethell gets squared .up. Plonks it off the leading edge towards deep backward point\nKamboj to Bethell, no run .oh! Back of a length in the channel. Nibbles away a smidgen after pitching and Bethell, .feeling for it, is beaten on the outside\nKamboj to Bethell, no run .on a length, shaping a touch into middle stump. Bethell presses half forward and .defends. Not sure he was expecting that swing\nKamboj to Bethell, 1 run .fullish on off, shaping back in slightly. Bethell takes a step down the track and pushes it .towards mid off for a single .Kohli on strike for the first time today . .Virat Kohli in IPL, 2025 .INNS .11 .RUNS .443 .SR .138.87 .AVE .63.28 .HS .73*\nKamboj to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Kohli gets forward, tips it to mid off and hares across to .the other end. Off the mark at the first time of asking\nKamboj to Bethell, 1 run .miscued but it lands safe! Hard length on middle and leg. Skips off the surface and .bounces a bit extra. Gets big on Bethell as he looks to pull but luckily for him, he gets it .enough to Noor's left at mid wicket\nKamboj to Kohli, no run .back of a length outside off. Swings away a touch and Kohli, hanging back in his crease, .taps it gently into the off side .A good opening over by Kamboj, who got the ball to move and also hit the right lengths\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, no run .fullish just outside off. Seems to stick in the surface a touch and Bethell scuffs his off- .drive towards mid off\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, SIX runs .fetch that, says Jacob Bethell! Marginally short outside off and Bethell pounces. Picks .the length early, stands up on his toes and dumps it over the deep mid wicket fence!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, no run .back of a length outside off and this skids off the surface. Bethell shapes to cut but is .beaten for pace. Good comeback by the pacer\nKhaleel Ahmed to Bethell, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Bethell throws his hands at it and slices it towards deep .backward point .Bethell might have cracked his bat with that stroke and has asked for a replacement\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, SIX runs .smashed into the top tier! Banged into the track just outside off and Kohli, after the .short-ball barrage the last time he faced Khaleel, knows this is coming. He swivels and .hooks it a mile over fine leg!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, SIX runs .back to back sixes for Virat Kohli, and the roof is coming off the Chinnaswamy! Fullish .ball down leg and that is just begging to be hit. Kohli presses forward, snaps his wrists .into action and clips it cleanly over the deep square leg fence!\nKamboj to Bethell, FOUR runs .gorgeous, gorgeous stroke! Fullish on middle and off. Bethell plants his front foot, .shows the maker's name and cracks it back past the bowler. An on-drive of the highest .order!\nKamboj to Bethell, 1 run .safe again! Hard length, angling across the batter just outside off. Bethell has a tug at it .and skews it just to the right of the fielder at cover point. Brevis flung himself but could .not get there\nKamboj to Kohli, no run .short and wide outside off, perhaps a response to Kohli backing away early. He has a .swish at it but cannot reach it\nKamboj to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Kohli drops it into the off side and looks at his partner, .who responds and dashes across to complete the run\nKamboj to Bethell, 1 run .goes straight up, and there is a terrible, terrible collision between two CSK players! .Back of a length just outside off. Bethell has a swipe across the line and the ball spoons .up off the leading edge. Jadeja goes after it from inside the circle and Pathirana runs .forward too from deep backward point. Both of them have eyes on the ball and are not .aware of the other hurtling in their direction. The catch gets spilled, and Pathirana .seems to have bumped into Jadeja. This is not a good look and let's hope Pathirana is .alright. .See all photos .Pathirana looks a little dazed as he receives treatment from the CSK physio. He is back .up now, though, but is still moving very gingerly. Pathirana is going off now, with .Nagarkoti replacing him on the field\nKamboj to Kohli, FOUR runs .another top shot! Back of a length outside off and the width is the problem here. Kohli .sits deep in his crease and thunders it between cover point and extra cover!\nNoor Ahmad to Bethell, no run .floated up full and wide. Bethell stretches out for it and drills it straight to cover. He will .feel he missed out there\nNoor Ahmad to Bethell, no run .googly on a back of a length just outside off. Bethell goes back and jabs it towards .point\nNoor Ahmad to Bethell, FOUR runs .Bethell finds the fence, and Noor is not being spared either! Googly tossed up full .outside off. Bethell gets down on one knee and muscles it past mid wicket!\nNoor Ahmad to Bethell, SIX runs .watch that white ball sail! Dragged down on middle stump and Bethell is all over it like a .rash. Rocks deep into his crease and pummels it a country mile over deep mid wicket. A .99m six!\nNoor Ahmad to Bethell, no run .flighted up full outside off. Bethell looks to drive down the ground and chunks it off the .inside half of the bat towards mid wicket\nNoor Ahmad to Bethell, FOUR runs .oh dear - that is a wretched delivery! A proper buffet ball. A waist-high full toss laced .with width and Bethell plunders it between extra cover and mid off!\nKamboj to Kohli, SIX runs .and Kohli takes him to the cleaners first ball! Tries to follow the batter outside leg but .this is right in the slot. Kohli brings those strong wrists into play and whips it over deep .square leg!\nKamboj to Kohli, FOUR runs .four more! CSK are bleeding runs, left, right and centre! Zipped in fuller just outside leg. .Kohli skips down the track and blasts it past mid on! .Kohli has been on absolute fire tonight, and looks good for a massive score already\nKamboj to Kohli, no run .shortish and slanting into middle and leg. Kohli looks to work to leg but plays all around .it (for a change). The ball thuds into his thigh pad\nKamboj to Kohli, no run .full on middle and off. Kohli steps outside leg, creates room for himself and drills it .towards extra cover, who reins it in with a smart dive to his left\nKamboj to Kohli, no run .fullish delivery hung up wide outside off. Kohli has a huge waft at it but only grabs a .handful of fresh air . .CSK in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .11 .WKTS .15 .ECON .9.83 .AVE .43.06\nKamboj to Kohli, 1 run .pushed in full on middle and leg. Kohli gets onto the front foot and flicks it towards .deep mid wicket. Single to end the powerplay\nJadeja to Kohli, no run .spin straightaway! Back of a length just outside off. Grips in the surface and spins .away, beating Kohli on the outside as he swishes at it . .Virat Kohli vs Ravindra Jadeja .BALLS .150 .RUNS .162 .OUTS .3 .SR .108.00 .4s\/6s .8\/4\nJadeja to Kohli, 1 run .fuller and flatter on the stumps. Kohli comes forward and knocks it to long off\nJadeja to Bethell, 1 run .short outside off. Bethell waits for it and cuts it towards deep point\nJadeja to Kohli, no run .fizzed in on a length on middle and leg. Straightens against the angle again and kisses .the leading edge of Kohli's bat, rolling towards short third\nJadeja to Kohli, no run .fired in shorter on middle and off. Kohli makes room for the cut but there is enough bite .off the surface for the ball to go past his flailing blade\nJadeja to Kohli, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Comes in with the arm and Kohli stabs it towards .mid wicket .The first time-out of the evening is upon us, and CSK enter it with a tidy over. That has .hardly been the case otherwise, though, and RCB, at this stage, will be the much happier .side\nSam Curran to Bethell, FOUR runs .Curran gets welcomed with a boundary! Back of a length and the width is the issue for .CSK again. Bethell plays it late and with an open bat face, gliding it past backward point .for four! . .Jacob Bethell vs Sam Curran .BALLS .6 .RUNS .18 .OUTS .0 .SR .300.00 .4s\/6s .1\/2\nSam Curran to Bethell, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Bethell comes forward and runs it down to deep backward point .Long off, long on, deep mid wicket, deep backward square leg and deep point on the .fence\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 run .hard length on middle and leg. Holds a little in the surface and Kohli stands up tall to .punch it towards extra cover\nSam Curran to Bethell, 1 run .back of a length delivery hung up wide outside off. Bethell reaches out for it and slices it .towards deep backward point\nSam Curran to Kohli, SIX runs .dispatched disdainfully! Slower ball on a back of a length on middle and leg. Kohli picks .the length and the variation early and slams it over deep mid wicket. All with a simple .flick of the wrists!\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 run .slower bumper outside off. Kohli has to wait and wait for it before tugging it towards .mid wicket. A bit of hesitation follows between the batters but the run is completed in .the end\nJadeja to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Kohli hangs back and knocks it to long on\nJadeja to Bethell, FOUR runs .oh my word - what a shot that is! Fired in full outside off. Bethell brings out the reverse .and even though he loses his footing, he lofts it cleanly over short third. A maiden IPL .half-century for Bethell, and this might not be his last either! .Around the wicket now\nJadeja to Bethell, 1 run .angled across on a back of a length outside off. Bethell has a hack at it and jams it off .the inside edge into his back leg. The ball rolls away into the off side, allowing a sharp .single\nJadeja to Kohli, no run .back of a length outside off. Kohli stands tall and jabs it straight to extra cover\nJadeja to Kohli, 1 run .pushed in on a length on the pads. Kohli tucks it away towards deep backward square .leg and is content with a single\nJadeja to Bethell, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Bethell has another mow and gets yet another inside .edge. Onto the pads and the ball does not dribble away far enough to allow a single on .this occasion\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .length ball on middle and off. Kohli presses half forward and tugs it towards deep .square leg\nPathirana to Bethell, no run .dug into the track just outside off. Bethell shapes for the pull but chunks it off the inside .edge into his pads, with the ball eventually bobbling back to Pathirana\nPathirana to Bethell, 1 run .back of a length delivery wide outside off. Bethell reaches out for it and cuts it towards .deep point\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .slower ball on a length on off. Kohli is a little early into the stroke and flicks it towards .fine leg\nPathirana to Bethell, OUT .high into the night sky and pouched brilliantly by Brevis! Off-pace and into the track .just outside off. Bethell has an enormous swipe across the line and miscues it. Brevis .tracks it from deep mid wicket, runs his lungs out and then lunges forward to gobble up .the chance inches off the turf. Wow, what a catch that is. Two in two for Brevis now, in .terms of world-class catches, and CSK needed that moment of magic to break this .opening stand! .Jacob Bethell c Brevis b Pathirana 55 (33b 8x4 2x6 44m) SR: 166.66\nPathirana to Padikkal, no run .edged! Fullish on middle and off. Padikkal plays for the ball to shape in but it moves .away with the angle just enough to kiss the outside edge and dribble to short third, who .was stood very fine\nJadeja to Kohli, SIX runs .Kohli is having none of this slowdown! He wants to dominate, and he wants to continue .dominating! Tossed up into the slot on leg stump. Kohli gets down on one knee and .clobbers it over wide long on!\nJadeja to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length on off. Spins away a touch and Kohli drops it into the off side for an .easy single .Padikkal versus Jadeja. This should be his match-up. Jadeja goes over the wicket\nJadeja to Padikkal, 1 wide .back of a length delivery wide outside off. Beyond the tramlines and the umpire has to .indulge in some more exercise\nJadeja to Padikkal, no run .shortish again but a little closer to the stumps. Still wide enough to cut, although .Padikkal cannot beat backward point with his attempt .Around the wicket now\nJadeja to Padikkal, 1 run .fired across the batter wide outside off. Padikkal reaches out for it and squeezes it out .to deep point\nJadeja to Kohli, FOUR runs .On the shorter side outside off and Kohli is just waiting for this. Picks the faster one, .gets his hands through the ball and thrashes it past point. Brings up his fifty too!\nJadeja to Kohli, FOUR runs .four to end the over! This is a little into the slot outside off, again giving Kohli the .freedom of his arms. He goes through the line and carves it over extra cover!\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run .shortish outside off. Padikkal gets up on his toes and jabs it towards sweeper cover .Kohli has never scored a hundred against CSK. Could tonight be the night?\nSam Curran to Kohli, FOUR runs .oh dear - more sloppy work in the field! Slower ball on a full length on the stumps. Kohli .marches down the track and drills it towards long off. Hooda makes an absolute meal .of it and lets in four! . .Virat Kohli vs Sam Curran .BALLS .87 .RUNS .128 .OUTS .2 .SR .147.12 .4s\/6s .8\/6\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 run .off-pace again, on a length wider outside off. Kohli slaps it down the ground to long off\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run .on a length outside off. Padikkal pokes it towards mid off and scampers across to the .other end\nSam Curran to Kohli, OUT .straight to Khaleel at backward point, and the Chinnaswamy is stunned! Slower bumper .outside off and this bounces like a tennis ball. Kohli, thus, cannot control his dab and he .cannot generate enough power to get it over the fielder either. An easy catch for .Khaleel, who throws the ball into the turf to celebrate and Kohli throws his head back in .disappointment, as do thousands of fans at the venue. Kohli walks back for 62, but not .before he put on an absolute show! .Virat Kohli c Ahmed b Curran 62 (33b 5x4 5x6 53m) SR: 187.87\nSam Curran to Patidar, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Patidar drops it into the on side and looks at .Padikkal, who responds and the single is completed\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, FOUR runs .and Patidar says hello to him with a scorching boundary! Floated up full outside off. .Patidar plants his front foot, gets his hands through the ball and razes it past extra .cover. Long off, despite a dive, had no chance!\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .tossed up full and wide again. Patidar reaches out for it and squirts it off the inside edge .into the on side\nNoor Ahmad to Padikkal, 1 run .leg-spinner on a length just outside off. Grips in the surface and spins away, squaring up .Padikkal. He gets an outside edge towards backward point\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, no run .googly on a length just outside off. Patidar has a tentative prod at it this time and gets .beaten by the angle across him\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, no run .back of a length outside off. Another googly and Patidar fails to make contact with this .one too. Perhaps beaten by the angle again\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, no run .back of a length just outside off. Patidar reads it off the surface and pushes it towards .extra cover .Time for another pause. CSK have two more wickets than they did when the last time- .out came about, but RCB still very much on course for a score in the 210-220 range.\nSam Curran to Padikkal, no run .slower ball on a full length just outside off. Padikkal clears his front leg and powers it .straight to mid off\nSam Curran to Padikkal, no run .oh, what has happened there?! Slower delivery dug into the track on leg stump. Padikkal .is at least a week early into his swing and gets smashed on the wrist. Whatever .wearable he had on his wrist, flew off and was not far from the stumps .Padikkal has called on the physio to look at his right wrist\nSam Curran to Padikkal, FOUR runs .bang! Up and over! Back of a length outside off and Padikkal sets himself up for this. .Opens up his stance and smacks it over mid off!\nSam Curran to Padikkal, SIX runs .goes all the way now! Padikkal turning it on! Slower ball that lands right in the slot just .outside off. Padikkal winds up and launches it over long on!\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run .slower bumper just outside off. Padikkal hops back and pulls it towards deep mid .wicket\nSam Curran to Patidar, 1 run .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Patidar taps it enough to extra cover's right .and keeps strike\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .googly on a length outside off. Patidar tries to fetch it but can only clink it off the toe- .end towards long off\nNoor Ahmad to Padikkal, no run .googly on a back of a length outside off. Spins back into Patidar, tucks him up for room .and he ends up shanking it back to the bowler\nNoor Ahmad to Padikkal, 1 run .another googly, bowled slower and fuller on middle and off. Padikkal has a swing at it .and jams it off the inside edge into the on side . .Rajat Patidar vs left-arm wristspin in T20s .RUNS .34 .OUTS .1 .4s\/6s .1\/2 .SR .121.42 .AVE .34.00\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .back of a length wide outside off. Patidar reaches out for it and swats it on the bounce .to deep mid wicket\nNoor Ahmad to Padikkal, 1 run .flighted up fullish outside off. Padikkal gets down on one knee and drags his sweep .towards deep backward square leg .Decent over so far. Can Noor close it out? Reckon Patidar might go after him\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, no run .he tries but he cannot get a hold of it! On the shorter side and this googly fizzes off the .surface again outside off. Patidar shapes for the cut but only connects with fresh air\nPathirana to Padikkal, OUT .goes straight up, and taken comfortably by Jadeja this time! A touch poetic given .Pathirana and Jadeja collided earlier in the day, which left Pathirana dazed momentarily. .Back to the ball now. This was a slower ball, hung up wide outside off. Padikkal wanted .to go inside-out but the lack of pace did for him. Got the elevation without any distance, .and Jadeja made no mistake on the deep point fence! .Devdutt Padikkal c Jadeja b Pathirana 17 (15b 1x4 1x6 24m) SR: 113.33\nPathirana to Jitesh Sharma, no run .hard length on off and this skids onto Jitesh. A little hurried on the stroke and he dabs it .tamely towards backward point\nPathirana to Jitesh Sharma, no run .zipped in very full on leg stump. Seems to tail in late and Jitesh, trying to flick it away, .ends up nutmegging himself\nPathirana to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .slower bumper outside off and this bounces like a tennis ball, getting big on Jitesh. He .swipes at it and splices it towards mid wicket\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .banged into the track on leg stump. Patidar hops around his crease and fends it down .to fine leg. Rapid bumper that\nPathirana to Jitesh Sharma, 1 wide .another short ball but this sails over the batter's head. Jitesh lets it go and the square .leg umpire has no qualms in stretching out his arms\nPathirana to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .that is a cracking shot! Misses the yorker outside off by a smidgen and pays the price. .Jitesh sits deep in his crease and blazes it between mid off and extra cover!\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 leg bye .googly on a back of a length on middle and off. Patidar shapes for the reverse but .makes a bit of a mess. Off the pad towards short third. Might have grazed the bat .before that, though, but given as runs .This is Noor's last over. Jitesh will most likely try and take him down . .Jitesh Sharma vs left-arm wristspin in T20s .RUNS .41 .OUTS .2 .4s\/6s .4\/1 .SR .120.58 .AVE .20.50\nNoor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, no run .leg-spinner on a back of a length outside off. Jitesh, hanging back, looks to cut it away .but the slight turn into him and the extra bounce beats him\nNoor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, 2 runs .back of a length outside off. Jitesh stays back and cuts it enough to deep point's left for .a couple of runs\nNoor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, no run .well well! Fizzed in again, on a length on middle and off. Jitesh tries the reverse-swat .this time but only swishes at thin air. Excellent take by Dhoni\nNoor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, OUT .a smart relay catch on the fence, and that will be that for Jitesh with the bat tonight! .Dug into the track outside off and this sticks in the surface again. Jitesh has a swipe .across the line but the lack of pace means the ball clunks off the toe-end. Curran runs .around to his right at long on, takes the catch initially and then pops it to Brevis just as .his momentum is about to take him past the rope! CSK chipping away nicely here! .Jitesh Sharma c Brevis b Noor Ahmad 7 (8b 1x4 0x6 7m) SR: 87.5\nNoor Ahmad to David, no run .floated up full on middle and leg. David plants his front foot and defends it to the .bowler's right. Sets off for a single, only to be sent back. No damage done\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .dug into the track on middle and leg. Patidar swipes at it but does not get the timing he .desires. Cloths it tamely towards fine leg . .Tim David vs Matheesha Pathirana .BALLS .10 .RUNS .19 .OUTS .0 .SR .190.00 .4s\/6s .1\/2\nPathirana to David, 1 run .did that carry?! Short outside off and David throws his hands at it. Cuts it uppishly, .though, and Mhatre lets it slip through his hands. Replays indicate it might have just .carried. How costly could that prove to be?\nPathirana to Patidar, no run .dug into the track and slanting further away because of the slingy action. Patidar has a .waft at it and only grabs a handful of fresh air\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 wide .slower ball that goes wrong and slides well down leg. Patidar misses the full toss and .Dhoni comes around to gather. Called a wide, of course\nPathirana to Patidar, OUT .straight to Sam Curran, and Pathirana takes down the RCB captain! Slower ball on a .length wide outside off. With mid off up, Patidar fancies his chances but he cannot get .the connection he wants. Scuffs it rather gently and Curran, stood right on the circle, .does not err. CSK bag another, and RCB's captain departs after an uncharacteristically .scratchy innings! .Rajat Patidar c Curran b Pathirana 11 (15b 1x4 0x6 28m) SR: 73.33\nPathirana to Shepherd, no run .get that head out of the way too! Pathirana welcomes the new batter with a bumper on .off. Shepherd sizes it up early enough and sways away\nPathirana to Shepherd, 1 wide .short and way outside off. Shepherd jumps up onto his toes to swish at it and misses. .Wide not given but Shepherd wants to have another look. Seems to be beyond the .tramlines on the first replay, and the umpire agrees with that assessment. Wide given!\nPathirana to Shepherd, 1 run .fullish on the pads and Shepherd gets away with this. Flicks it uppishly and it falls just .in front of Kamboj at fine leg. A case could be made that Pathirana got away with this .too, because of the line of the delivery\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shepherd, SIX runs .Shepherd goes big! Half-tracker outside off and this has hit-me all over it, written in .caps. Shepherd lines it up and whacks it over deep mid wicket!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shepherd, SIX runs .back to back sixes! Right in the slot on middle and off, and Shepherd climbs into this. .Swings through the line and boshes it over long off!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shepherd, FOUR runs .four more! Khaleel is leaking runs at the death again! Slower ball on a full length .outside off. Shepherd swings himself off his feet and gets an outside edge that loops .over Pathirana at short third!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shepherd, SIX runs .22 off the over already, and Khaleel has been ripped to shreds! Juicy full toss outside .off and Shepherd needs no second invitation. He stands tall and bangs it over long off! .Around the wicket now\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shepherd, (no ball) SIX runs .goodness gracious me - that is the shot of the night! And it is a No ball too. Khaleel .has lost the plot completely here! Slower bumper outside off. Shepherd leaps up onto .his toes like a salmon and creams it while being mid-air. Over the deep extra cover .fence, and the wheels are coming off for Khaleel! .Free hit coming up\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shepherd, no run .finally nails the yorker and gets it wide outside Shepherd's arc. He tries to dig it out but .is just a little late in jamming his bat down. The batters have a chat and then review it. .Shepherd was standing just a little outside off and the ball passes through inside the .revised guideline. Non-wide call stays!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shepherd, FOUR runs .33 off the over, and RCB have received a shot of impetus just before the final over! .Another short ball outside off. Shepherd swings his blade like an axe and mows it over .square leg\nPathirana to David, 1 run .zipped in very full on leg stump. David gets his feet out of the way and works it towards .deep square leg. Just a single .Right. Pathirana versus Shepherd\nPathirana to Shepherd, FOUR runs .Pathirana comes in for punishment too! Slower ball dragged half-way down the track. .Shepherd spots it early and clobbers it to deep mid wicket's right!\nPathirana to Shepherd, no run .fullish in the channel just outside off. Shepherd has an almighty swish at it and only .swats away a few flies in the process. Lets out a cry of anguish, and he is audibly .frustrated\nPathirana to Shepherd, FOUR runs .four more! Misses the yorker on the shorter side on middle and off, and Pathirana .travels. Shepherd clears his front leg and heaves it to long on's right! .200 up for RCB. CSK on the ropes\nPathirana to Shepherd, SIX runs .taxi, where are you?! Haul that ball back, please! Right in the slot, tailing into leg stump. .Shepherd gets his front foot out of the way and mooses it over cow corner! .Shepherd is 47 off 13 and en route a 14-ball half-century. Against the five-time .champions\nPathirana to Shepherd, SIX runs .Shepherd sends this into orbit! Shepherd brings up a 14-ball fifty, and RCB finish on .213! Another slot ball outside off and this is just what Shepherd wants. He sits deep in .his crease, goes through the line and smashes the living daylights out of this one. Clean .strike over long off, and there are beaming smiles in the RCB camp, and why shouldn't .there be! .See all photos .Jacob Bethell: Pretty incredible to watch, did not think he middled a lot of balls, but that .just shows his power. We were trying to look down the ground and react to everything .else. It (the pitch) was not bouncing much. Feedback from Virat was that it was a better .wicket up top and we tried to capitalize. There was not much swing up top, which made .it easier. It was pretty cool to match this intensity and nice to spend some time out in .the middle tonight. When I walked off, I said 210, so happy with three more than that. .Had a bit of a stumble (through the middle), but hopefully our spinners can do .something similar. .Prior to that, Bethell and Kohli gave the fans their money's worth, each registering .sublime half-centuries. In fact, it needed a strong rear-guard effort from Noor and .Pathirana to halt RCB's charge, only for CSK to run out of ideas and steam towards the .end. They have not chased a 180-plus score since 2018 and based on that, there is no .doubt which team is ahead at the break. Join us in a bit for the chase!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs RCB, 52nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, no run full and angling into the batter just outside off. Bethell comes forward and pushes it towards mid off. Just a hint of in-swing\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, no run back of a length, pitching outside off and decking back in sharply. Bethell watches the ball right onto his bat and dabs it towards backward point Re: the Hazlewood omission, the commentators on air suggest he is missing from action tonight due to a shoulder niggle\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, FOUR runs short, wide and punished! RCB are underway! This is a proper hit-me ball. Sits up nicely and Bethell frees his arms with abandon, crashing it through point!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, FOUR runs four more! Back of a length outside off. Bethell gets up on his toes and opens his bat face at the last moment to guide it past slip. Fine enough for deep third too, despite Pathirana sprawling to his right!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, FOUR runs third four in a row - Bethell is on the charge early! Half-volley outside off and Bethell makes the most of it. He drives with a slightly open bat face and threads it between cover point and backward point!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, 1 run angled in on a length on off. Straightens a touch after pitching and Bethell gets squared up. Plonks it off the leading edge towards deep backward point\n Kamboj to Bethell, no run oh! Back of a length in the channel. Nibbles away a smidgen after pitching and Bethell, feeling for it, is beaten on the outside\n Kamboj to Bethell, no run on a length, shaping a touch into middle stump. Bethell presses half forward and defends. Not sure he was expecting that swing\n Kamboj to Bethell, 1 run fullish on off, shaping back in slightly. Bethell takes a step down the track and pushes it towards mid off for a single Kohli on strike for the first time today Virat Kohli in IPL, 2025 INNS 11 RUNS 443 SR 138.87 AVE 63.28 HS 73*\n Kamboj to Kohli, 1 run back of a length outside off. Kohli gets forward, tips it to mid off and hares across to the other end. Off the mark at the first time of asking\n Kamboj to Bethell, 1 run miscued but it lands safe! Hard length on middle and leg. Skips off the surface and bounces a bit extra. Gets big on Bethell as he looks to pull but luckily for him, he gets it enough to Noor's left at mid wicket\n Kamboj to Kohli, no run back of a length outside off. Swings away a touch and Kohli, hanging back in his crease, taps it gently into the off side A good opening over by Kamboj, who got the ball to move and also hit the right lengths\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, no run fullish just outside off. Seems to stick in the surface a touch and Bethell scuffs his off-drive towards mid off\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, SIX runs fetch that, says Jacob Bethell! Marginally short outside off and Bethell pounces. Picks the length early, stands up on his toes and dumps it over the deep mid wicket fence!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, no run back of a length outside off and this skids off the surface. Bethell shapes to cut but is beaten for pace. Good comeback by the pacer\n Khaleel Ahmed to Bethell, 1 run short and wide outside off. Bethell throws his hands at it and slices it towards deep backward point Bethell might have cracked his bat with that stroke and has asked for a replacement\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, SIX runs smashed into the top tier! Banged into the track just outside off and Kohli, after the short-ball barrage the last time he faced Khaleel, knows this is coming. He swivels and hooks it a mile over fine leg!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, SIX runs back to back sixes for Virat Kohli, and the roof is coming off the Chinnaswamy! Fullish ball down leg and that is just begging to be hit. Kohli presses forward, snaps his wrists into action and clips it cleanly over the deep square leg fence!\n Kamboj to Bethell, FOUR runs gorgeous, gorgeous stroke! Fullish on middle and off. Bethell plants his front foot, shows the maker's name and cracks it back past the bowler. An on-drive of the highest order!\n Kamboj to Bethell, 1 run safe again! Hard length, angling across the batter just outside off. Bethell has a tug at it and skews it just to the right of the fielder at cover point. Brevis flung himself but could not get there\n Kamboj to Kohli, no run short and wide outside off, perhaps a response to Kohli backing away early. He has a swish at it but cannot reach it\n Kamboj to Kohli, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Kohli drops it into the off side and looks at his partner, who responds and dashes across to complete the run\n Kamboj to Bethell, 1 run goes straight up, and there is a terrible, terrible collision between two CSK players! Back of a length just outside off. Bethell has a swipe across the line and the ball spoons up off the leading edge. Jadeja goes after it from inside the circle and Pathirana runs forward too from deep backward point. Both of them have eyes on the ball and are not aware of the other hurtling in their direction. The catch gets spilled, and Pathirana seems to have bumped into Jadeja. This is not a good look and let's hope Pathirana is alright. See all photos Pathirana looks a little dazed as he receives treatment from the CSK physio. He is back up now, though, but is still moving very gingerly. Pathirana is going off now, with Nagarkoti replacing him on the field\n Kamboj to Kohli, FOUR runs another top shot! Back of a length outside off and the width is the problem here. Kohli sits deep in his crease and thunders it between cover point and extra cover!\n Noor Ahmad to Bethell, no run floated up full and wide. Bethell stretches out for it and drills it straight to cover. He will feel he missed out there\n Noor Ahmad to Bethell, no run googly on a back of a length just outside off. Bethell goes back and jabs it towards point\n Noor Ahmad to Bethell, FOUR runs Bethell finds the fence, and Noor is not being spared either! Googly tossed up full outside off. Bethell gets down on one knee and muscles it past mid wicket!\n Noor Ahmad to Bethell, SIX runs watch that white ball sail! Dragged down on middle stump and Bethell is all over it like a rash. Rocks deep into his crease and pummels it a country mile over deep mid wicket. A 99m six!\n Noor Ahmad to Bethell, no run flighted up full outside off. Bethell looks to drive down the ground and chunks it off the inside half of the bat towards mid wicket\n Noor Ahmad to Bethell, FOUR runs oh dear - that is a wretched delivery! A proper buffet ball. A waist-high full toss laced with width and Bethell plunders it between extra cover and mid off!\n Kamboj to Kohli, SIX runs and Kohli takes him to the cleaners first ball! Tries to follow the batter outside leg but this is right in the slot. Kohli brings those strong wrists into play and whips it over deep square leg!\n Kamboj to Kohli, FOUR runs four more! CSK are bleeding runs, left, right and centre! Zipped in fuller just outside leg. Kohli skips down the track and blasts it past mid on! Kohli has been on absolute fire tonight, and looks good for a massive score already\n Kamboj to Kohli, no run shortish and slanting into middle and leg. Kohli looks to work to leg but plays all around \n Kamboj to Kohli, no run full on middle and off. Kohli steps outside leg, creates room for himself and drills it towards extra cover, who reins it in with a smart dive to his left\n Kamboj to Kohli, no run fullish delivery hung up wide outside off. Kohli has a huge waft at it but only grabs a handful of fresh air INNS 11 WKTS 15 ECON 9.83 AVE 43.06\n Kamboj to Kohli, 1 run pushed in full on middle and leg. Kohli gets onto the front foot and flicks it towards deep mid wicket. Single to end the powerplay\n Jadeja to Kohli, no run spin straightaway! Back of a length just outside off. Grips in the surface and spins away, beating Kohli on the outside as he swishes at it Virat Kohli vs Ravindra Jadeja BALLS 150 RUNS 162 OUTS 3 SR 108.00 4s\/6s 8\/4\n Jadeja to Kohli, 1 run fuller and flatter on the stumps. Kohli comes forward and knocks it to long off\n Jadeja to Bethell, 1 run short outside off. Bethell waits for it and cuts it towards deep point\n Jadeja to Kohli, no run fizzed in on a length on middle and leg. Straightens against the angle again and kisses the leading edge of Kohli's bat, rolling towards short third\n Jadeja to Kohli, no run fired in shorter on middle and off. Kohli makes room for the cut but there is enough bite off the surface for the ball to go past his flailing blade\n Jadeja to Kohli, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Comes in with the arm and Kohli stabs it towards mid wicket The first time-out of the evening is upon us, and CSK enter it with a tidy over. That has hardly been the case otherwise, though, and RCB, at this stage, will be the much happier side\n Sam Curran to Bethell, FOUR runs Curran gets welcomed with a boundary! Back of a length and the width is the issue for CSK again. Bethell plays it late and with an open bat face, gliding it past backward point for four! Jacob Bethell vs Sam Curran BALLS 6 RUNS 18 OUTS 0 SR 300.00 4s\/6s 1\/2\n Sam Curran to Bethell, 1 run fullish just outside off. Bethell comes forward and runs it down to deep backward point Long off, long on, deep mid wicket, deep backward square leg and deep point on the fence\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 run hard length on middle and leg. Holds a little in the surface and Kohli stands up tall to punch it towards extra cover\n Sam Curran to Bethell, 1 run back of a length delivery hung up wide outside off. Bethell reaches out for it and slices it towards deep backward point\n Sam Curran to Kohli, SIX runs dispatched disdainfully! Slower ball on a back of a length on middle and leg. Kohli picks the length and the variation early and slams it over deep mid wicket. All with a simple flick of the wrists!\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 run slower bumper outside off. Kohli has to wait and wait for it before tugging it towards mid wicket. A bit of hesitation follows between the batters but the run is completed in the end\n Jadeja to Kohli, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Kohli hangs back and knocks it to long on\n Jadeja to Bethell, FOUR runs oh my word - what a shot that is! Fired in full outside off. Bethell brings out the reverse and even though he loses his footing, he lofts it cleanly over short third. A maiden IPL half-century for Bethell, and this might not be his last either! Around the wicket now\n Jadeja to Bethell, 1 run angled across on a back of a length outside off. Bethell has a hack at it and jams it off the inside edge into his back leg. The ball rolls away into the off side, allowing a sharp single\n Jadeja to Kohli, no run back of a length outside off. Kohli stands tall and jabs it straight to extra cover\n Jadeja to Kohli, 1 run pushed in on a length on the pads. Kohli tucks it away towards deep backward square leg and is content with a single\n Jadeja to Bethell, no run back of a length on leg stump. Bethell has another mow and gets yet another inside edge. Onto the pads and the ball does not dribble away far enough to allow a single on this occasion\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run length ball on middle and off. Kohli presses half forward and tugs it towards deep square leg\n Pathirana to Bethell, no run dug into the track just outside off. Bethell shapes for the pull but chunks it off the inside edge into his pads, with the ball eventually bobbling back to Pathirana\n Pathirana to Bethell, 1 run back of a length delivery wide outside off. Bethell reaches out for it and cuts it towards deep point\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run slower ball on a length on off. Kohli is a little early into the stroke and flicks it towards fine leg\n Pathirana to Bethell, OUT high into the night sky and pouched brilliantly by Brevis! Off-pace and into the track just outside off. Bethell has an enormous swipe across the line and miscues it. Brevis tracks it from deep mid wicket, runs his lungs out and then lunges forward to gobble up the chance inches off the turf. Wow, what a catch that is. Two in two for Brevis now, in terms of world-class catches, and CSK needed that moment of magic to break this opening stand! \n Pathirana to Padikkal, no run edged! Fullish on middle and off. Padikkal plays for the ball to shape in but it moves away with the angle just enough to kiss the outside edge and dribble to short third, who was stood very fine\n Jadeja to Kohli, SIX runs Kohli is having none of this slowdown! He wants to dominate, and he wants to continue dominating! Tossed up into the slot on leg stump. Kohli gets down on one knee and clobbers it over wide long on!\n Jadeja to Kohli, 1 run back of a length on off. Spins away a touch and Kohli drops it into the off side for an easy single Padikkal versus Jadeja. This should be his match-up. Jadeja goes over the wicket\n Jadeja to Padikkal, 1 wide back of a length delivery wide outside off. Beyond the tramlines and the umpire has to indulge in some more exercise\n Jadeja to Padikkal, no run shortish again but a little closer to the stumps. Still wide enough to cut, although Padikkal cannot beat backward point with his attempt Around the wicket now\n Jadeja to Padikkal, 1 run fired across the batter wide outside off. Padikkal reaches out for it and squeezes it out to deep point\n Jadeja to Kohli, FOUR runs On the shorter side outside off and Kohli is just waiting for this. Picks the faster one, gets his hands through the ball and thrashes it past point. Brings up his fifty too!\n Jadeja to Kohli, FOUR runs four to end the over! This is a little into the slot outside off, again giving Kohli the freedom of his arms. He goes through the line and carves it over extra cover!\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run shortish outside off. Padikkal gets up on his toes and jabs it towards sweeper cover Kohli has never scored a hundred against CSK. Could tonight be the night?\n Sam Curran to Kohli, FOUR runs oh dear - more sloppy work in the field! Slower ball on a full length on the stumps. Kohli marches down the track and drills it towards long off. Hooda makes an absolute meal of it and lets in four! Virat Kohli vs Sam Curran BALLS 87 RUNS 128 OUTS 2 SR 147.12 4s\/6s 8\/6\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 run off-pace again, on a length wider outside off. Kohli slaps it down the ground to long off\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run on a length outside off. Padikkal pokes it towards mid off and scampers across to the other end\n Sam Curran to Kohli, OUT straight to Khaleel at backward point, and the Chinnaswamy is stunned! Slower bumper outside off and this bounces like a tennis ball. Kohli, thus, cannot control his dab and he cannot generate enough power to get it over the fielder either. An easy catch for Khaleel, who throws the ball into the turf to celebrate and Kohli throws his head back in disappointment, as do thousands of fans at the venue. Kohli walks back for 62, but not before he put on an absolute show! \n Sam Curran to Patidar, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Patidar drops it into the on side and looks at Padikkal, who responds and the single is completed\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, FOUR runs and Patidar says hello to him with a scorching boundary! Floated up full outside off. Patidar plants his front foot, gets his hands through the ball and razes it past extra cover. Long off, despite a dive, had no chance!\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run tossed up full and wide again. Patidar reaches out for it and squirts it off the inside edge into the on side\n Noor Ahmad to Padikkal, 1 run leg-spinner on a length just outside off. Grips in the surface and spins away, squaring up Padikkal. He gets an outside edge towards backward point\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, no run googly on a length just outside off. Patidar has a tentative prod at it this time and gets beaten by the angle across him\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, no run back of a length outside off. Another googly and Patidar fails to make contact with this one too. Perhaps beaten by the angle again\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, no run back of a length just outside off. Patidar reads it off the surface and pushes it towards extra cover Time for another pause. CSK have two more wickets than they did when the last time-out came about, but RCB still very much on course for a score in the 210-220 range.\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, no run slower ball on a full length just outside off. Padikkal clears his front leg and powers it straight to mid off\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, no run oh, what has happened there?! Slower delivery dug into the track on leg stump. Padikkal is at least a week early into his swing and gets smashed on the wrist. Whatever wearable he had on his wrist, flew off and was not far from the stumps Padikkal has called on the physio to look at his right wrist\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, FOUR runs bang! Up and over! Back of a length outside off and Padikkal sets himself up for this. Opens up his stance and smacks it over mid off!\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, SIX runs goes all the way now! Padikkal turning it on! Slower ball that lands right in the slot just outside off. Padikkal winds up and launches it over long on!\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run slower bumper just outside off. Padikkal hops back and pulls it towards deep mid wicket\n Sam Curran to Patidar, 1 run off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Patidar taps it enough to extra cover's right and keeps strike\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run googly on a length outside off. Patidar tries to fetch it but can only clink it off the toe-end towards long off\n Noor Ahmad to Padikkal, no run googly on a back of a length outside off. Spins back into Patidar, tucks him up for room and he ends up shanking it back to the bowler\n Noor Ahmad to Padikkal, 1 run another googly, bowled slower and fuller on middle and off. Padikkal has a swing at it and jams it off the inside edge into the on side Rajat Patidar vs left-arm wristspin in T20s RUNS 34 OUTS 1 4s\/6s 1\/2 SR 121.42 AVE 34.00\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run back of a length wide outside off. Patidar reaches out for it and swats it on the bounce to deep mid wicket\n Noor Ahmad to Padikkal, 1 run flighted up fullish outside off. Padikkal gets down on one knee and drags his sweep towards deep backward square leg Decent over so far. Can Noor close it out? Reckon Patidar might go after him\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, no run he tries but he cannot get a hold of it! On the shorter side and this googly fizzes off the surface again outside off. Patidar shapes for the cut but only connects with fresh air\n Pathirana to Padikkal, OUT goes straight up, and taken comfortably by Jadeja this time! A touch poetic given Pathirana and Jadeja collided earlier in the day, which left Pathirana dazed momentarily. Back to the ball now. This was a slower ball, hung up wide outside off. Padikkal wanted to go inside-out but the lack of pace did for him. Got the elevation without any distance, and Jadeja made no mistake on the deep point fence! \n Pathirana to Jitesh Sharma, no run hard length on off and this skids onto Jitesh. A little hurried on the stroke and he dabs it tamely towards backward point\n Pathirana to Jitesh Sharma, no run zipped in very full on leg stump. Seems to tail in late and Jitesh, trying to flick it away, ends up nutmegging himself\n Pathirana to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run slower bumper outside off and this bounces like a tennis ball, getting big on Jitesh. He swipes at it and splices it towards mid wicket\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run banged into the track on leg stump. Patidar hops around his crease and fends it down to fine leg. Rapid bumper that\n Pathirana to Jitesh Sharma, 1 wide another short ball but this sails over the batter's head. Jitesh lets it go and the square leg umpire has no qualms in stretching out his arms\n Pathirana to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs that is a cracking shot! Misses the yorker outside off by a smidgen and pays the price. Jitesh sits deep in his crease and blazes it between mid off and extra cover!\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 leg bye googly on a back of a length on middle and off. Patidar shapes for the reverse but makes a bit of a mess. Off the pad towards short third. Might have grazed the bat before that, though, but given as runs This is Noor's last over. Jitesh will most likely try and take him down Jitesh Sharma vs left-arm wristspin in T20s RUNS 41 OUTS 2 4s\/6s 4\/1 SR 120.58 AVE 20.50\n Noor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, no run leg-spinner on a back of a length outside off. Jitesh, hanging back, looks to cut it away but the slight turn into him and the extra bounce beats him\n Noor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, 2 runs back of a length outside off. Jitesh stays back and cuts it enough to deep point's left for a couple of runs\n Noor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, no run well well! Fizzed in again, on a length on middle and off. Jitesh tries the reverse-swat this time but only swishes at thin air. Excellent take by Dhoni\n Noor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, OUT a smart relay catch on the fence, and that will be that for Jitesh with the bat tonight! Dug into the track outside off and this sticks in the surface again. Jitesh has a swipe across the line but the lack of pace means the ball clunks off the toe-end. Curran runs around to his right at long on, takes the catch initially and then pops it to Brevis just as his momentum is about to take him past the rope! CSK chipping away nicely here! \n Noor Ahmad to David, no run floated up full on middle and leg. David plants his front foot and defends it to the bowler's right. Sets off for a single, only to be sent back. No damage done\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run dug into the track on middle and leg. Patidar swipes at it but does not get the timing he desires. Cloths it tamely towards fine leg Tim David vs Matheesha Pathirana BALLS 10 RUNS 19 OUTS 0 SR 190.00 4s\/6s 1\/2\n Pathirana to David, 1 run did that carry?! Short outside off and David throws his hands at it. Cuts it uppishly, though, and Mhatre lets it slip through his hands. Replays indicate it might have just carried. How costly could that prove to be?\n Pathirana to Patidar, no run dug into the track and slanting further away because of the slingy action. Patidar has a waft at it and only grabs a handful of fresh air\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 wide slower ball that goes wrong and slides well down leg. Patidar misses the full toss and Dhoni comes around to gather. Called a wide, of course\n Pathirana to Patidar, OUT straight to Sam Curran, and Pathirana takes down the RCB captain! Slower ball on a length wide outside off. With mid off up, Patidar fancies his chances but he cannot get the connection he wants. Scuffs it rather gently and Curran, stood right on the circle, does not err. CSK bag another, and RCB's captain departs after an uncharacteristically scratchy innings! \n Pathirana to Shepherd, no run get that head out of the way too! Pathirana welcomes the new batter with a bumper on off. Shepherd sizes it up early enough and sways away\n Pathirana to Shepherd, 1 wide short and way outside off. Shepherd jumps up onto his toes to swish at it and misses. Wide not given but Shepherd wants to have another look. Seems to be beyond the tramlines on the first replay, and the umpire agrees with that assessment. Wide given!\n Pathirana to Shepherd, 1 run fullish on the pads and Shepherd gets away with this. Flicks it uppishly and it falls just in front of Kamboj at fine leg. A case could be made that Pathirana got away with this too, because of the line of the delivery\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shepherd, SIX runs Shepherd goes big! Half-tracker outside off and this has hit-me all over it, written in caps. Shepherd lines it up and whacks it over deep mid wicket!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shepherd, SIX runs back to back sixes! Right in the slot on middle and off, and Shepherd climbs into this. Swings through the line and boshes it over long off!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shepherd, FOUR runs four more! Khaleel is leaking runs at the death again! Slower ball on a full length outside off. Shepherd swings himself off his feet and gets an outside edge that loops over Pathirana at short third!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shepherd, SIX runs 22 off the over already, and Khaleel has been ripped to shreds! Juicy full toss outside off and Shepherd needs no second invitation. He stands tall and bangs it over long off! Around the wicket now\n goodness gracious me - that is the shot of the night! And it is a No ball too. Khaleel has lost the plot completely here! Slower bumper outside off. Shepherd leaps up onto his toes like a salmon and creams it while being mid-air. Over the deep extra cover fence, and the wheels are coming off for Khaleel! Free hit coming up\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shepherd, no run finally nails the yorker and gets it wide outside Shepherd's arc. He tries to dig it out but is just a little late in jamming his bat down. The batters have a chat and then review it. Shepherd was standing just a little outside off and the ball passes through inside the revised guideline. Non-wide call stays!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shepherd, FOUR runs 33 off the over, and RCB have received a shot of impetus just before the final over! Another short ball outside off. Shepherd swings his blade like an axe and mows it over square leg\n Pathirana to David, 1 run zipped in very full on leg stump. David gets his feet out of the way and works it towards deep square leg. Just a single Right. Pathirana versus Shepherd\n Pathirana to Shepherd, FOUR runs Pathirana comes in for punishment too! Slower ball dragged half-way down the track. Shepherd spots it early and clobbers it to deep mid wicket's right!\n Pathirana to Shepherd, no run fullish in the channel just outside off. Shepherd has an almighty swish at it and only swats away a few flies in the process. Lets out a cry of anguish, and he is audibly frustrated\n Pathirana to Shepherd, FOUR runs four more! Misses the yorker on the shorter side on middle and off, and Pathirana travels. Shepherd clears his front leg and heaves it to long on's right! 200 up for RCB. CSK on the ropes\n Pathirana to Shepherd, SIX runs taxi, where are you?! Haul that ball back, please! Right in the slot, tailing into leg stump. Shepherd gets his front foot out of the way and mooses it over cow corner! Shepherd is 47 off 13 and en route a 14-ball half-century. Against the five-time champions\n Pathirana to Shepherd, SIX runs Shepherd sends this into orbit! Shepherd brings up a 14-ball fifty, and RCB finish on 213! Another slot ball outside off and this is just what Shepherd wants. He sits deep in his crease, goes through the line and smashes the living daylights out of this one. Clean strike over long off, and there are beaming smiles in the RCB camp, and why shouldn't there be! See all photos Jacob Bethell: Pretty incredible to watch, did not think he middled a lot of balls, but that just shows his power. We were trying to look down the ground and react to everything wicket up top and we tried to capitalize. There was not much swing up top, which made it easier. It was pretty cool to match this intensity and nice to spend some time out in the middle tonight. When I walked off, I said 210, so happy with three more than that. something similar. Prior to that, Bethell and Kohli gave the fans their money's worth, each registering sublime half-centuries. In fact, it needed a strong rear-guard effort from Noor and Pathirana to halt RCB's charge, only for CSK to run out of ideas and steam towards the end. They have not chased a 180-plus score since 2018 and based on that, there is no doubt which team is ahead at the break. Join us in a bit for the chase!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Bethell","David","Jitesh Sharma","Kohli","Padikkal","Patidar","Shepherd"],"Runs":[55.0,2.0,7.0,62.0,17.0,11.0,53.0],"Balls_Faced":[33,3,8,33,15,15,14],"Fours":[8,0,1,5,1,1,4],"Sixes":[2,0,0,5,1,0,5],"S\/R":[166.67,66.67,87.5,187.88,113.33,73.33,378.57],"dismissal":["c Brevis b Pathirana","Not Out","c Brevis b Noor Ahmad","c Ahmed b Curran","c Jadeja b Pathirana","c Curran b Pathirana","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Jadeja","Kamboj","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Pathirana","Sam Curran"],"Balls":[18,18,18,24,24,18],"Runs_Given":[26.0,25.0,65.0,26.0,36.0,34.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,1,3,1],"Overs":[3.0,3.0,3.0,4.0,4.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to Ravindra, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Ravindra gets up on his toes and drops it into the off .side with soft hands\nArcher to Ravindra, no run .peach! Back of a length in the channel and this decks away sharply after pitching. .Ravindra goes feeling for it and is beaten all ends up\nArcher to Ravindra, no run .back of a length just outside off. Ravindra has a big swish at it and only grabs a handful .of fresh air. More seam movement for Archer! . .Jofra Archer in IPL, 2025 .INNS .3 .WKTS .1 .ECON .15.20 .AVE .109.00 .BEST .1\/0\nArcher to Ravindra, OUT .nicked and gone! CSK lose a wicket early again, and Archer is absolutely pumped! .Back of a length outside off. Ravindra continues wafting and this time, Archer finds the .outside edge he is after. Flies through to Jurel, who completes the catch and that is .Archer's first wicket this season. A huge moment in the game early, and Archer seems .fired up for the contest! .Rachin Ravindra c \u2020Jurel b Archer 0 (4b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 0\nArcher to Gaikwad, no run .banged into the track outside off. Gaikwad gauges it early enough and ducks under it .comfortably\nArcher to Gaikwad, no run .back of a length outside off. Gaikwad gets up on his toes and jabs it towards backward .point. Archer begins with a maiden!\nDeshpande to Tripathi, 1 run .back of a length outside off. A bit of shape away and Tripathi uses that to run it down to .deep third\nDeshpande to Gaikwad, no run .full just outside off. Moves away again and does so late. Gaikwad presses forward and .defends\nDeshpande to Gaikwad, no run .ouch - Gaikwad cops a blow on the right forearm now! Dug into the track on middle and .off. Gaikwad looks for the pick-up pull but misses the ball completely. The ball does not .miss his forearm, though, and he looks in plenty of pain. That seemed to be closer to .the elbow than Parag's blow and might have hit him near the bone. That will sting! .See all photos .Gaikwad is receiving treatment. The physio has strapped the CSK captain's right .forearm, although it remains to be seen how it will affect his batting (if at all) .Gaikwad is good to go\nDeshpande to Gaikwad, 2 runs .fuller outside off and Gaikwad comes forward confidently. Punches it towards extra .cover, who gets a hand to it and takes the verve out of the stroke. Gaikwad gets two for .his troubles\nDeshpande to Gaikwad, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Gaikwad stabs it towards mid on and canters across to .the other end\nDeshpande to Tripathi, no run .into the blockhole on middle and leg. Tripathi shimmies around his crease before .settling outside leg. Digs it out towards backward point eventually\nArcher to Gaikwad, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Gaikwad gets behind the line and pats it gently back .to the bowler\nArcher to Gaikwad, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Gaikwad gets up on his toes and tucks it off his hips .towards square leg. Good work by Hetmyer to stop the single\nArcher to Gaikwad, 1 run .shortish on the hips. Gaikwad eases it past square leg and picks up a single\nArcher to Tripathi, no run .full outside off. Tripathi moves a mile across his stumps and then looks to power it .downtown. Only grabs a handful of fresh air\nArcher to Tripathi, no run .big appeal for a caught-behind, not given! Banged into the track and this slides just .outside leg. Tripathi, stood deep in his crease, has a pop at it and seems to miss it. .Keeper and bowler were very interested, but they decide not to review. Not called a wide .either, so maybe they have saved the wide with that appeal!\nArcher to Tripathi, no run .jaffa! Back of a length in the channel. Zips back in sharply and cuts Tripathi in half. He .had no clue about that!\nDeshpande to Gaikwad, no run .length outside off and this shapes away nicely. Gaikwad is drawn into a drive and then .beaten by the late movement\nDeshpande to Gaikwad, 3 runs .shortish on leg stump. Gaikwad rises with the bounce and punches it neatly through .mid wicket. Has enough time to get back for three as well\nDeshpande to Tripathi, no run .banged into the track outside off. Tripathi hares down the track and then has a wild .swipe across the line. Only swats away a few flies\nDeshpande to Tripathi, no run .shortish and sliding just down leg. Tripathi does not get bat on it, despite trying to help it .fine, and that will be another dot. Might have been a change-up too\nDeshpande to Tripathi, FOUR runs .gets bat to ball finally, and finds the fence too! Shortish and hung up wide outside off. .Tripathi, having backed away, does well to reach it and the ball flies off the bottom half .of the bat, beating deep third to his right!\nDeshpande to Tripathi, FOUR runs .back to back boundaries now! This is banged in shorter outside off. Tripathi goes the .other way now and shuffles across to help it past short fine leg. Might have been off the .glove but Tripathi will not mind one bit!\nArcher to Gaikwad, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Gaikwad has a nibble at it and jams it off the inside .edge into his pads. The ball rolls away for a single towards point\nArcher to Tripathi, no run .Archer pleads for an lbw, but Adrian Holdstock says no! Length just outside off. .Tripathi moves across, plays all around it and gets rapped on the pads. Impact might .have been outside the line, though\nArcher to Tripathi, SIX runs .Tripathi goes all the way now! 14 runs off his last four balls! Leg-cutter on a back of a .length on middle and off. Tripathi shimmies across, gets inside the line and heaves it .over fine leg!\nArcher to Tripathi, FOUR runs .four more! Not great bowling by Archer, it must be said. This is a half-tracker outside leg .and all Tripathi has to do is get bat on it! .Archer is not happy with where he is landing and has asked for some sawdust to be .sprinkled over that landing area\nArcher to Tripathi, no run .searing yorker, just outside off. Tripathi picks it a touch late but jams his bat down just .in time. Squeezes it out past leg stump and towards the keeper\nArcher to Tripathi, 1 run .full outside off. Tripathi, sitting deep in his crease, tugs it enough to mid on's right and .keeps strike\nSandeep to Tripathi, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Tripathi backs away and chops it towards cover for a .single . .Sandeep Sharma vs CSK in T20s .INNS .17 .WKTS .12 .ECON .8.91 .AVE .42.08\nSandeep to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .class written all over that! On a back of a length on middle and off. Gaikwad gets down .on one knee early and belts it behind square. One bounce and into the fence!\nSandeep to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .that is another cracking shot! Shortish outside off and sitting up to be hit. Gaikwad gets .on top of the bounce and crrrrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhhhessss it between extra cover and .cover point!\nSandeep to Gaikwad, no run .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Gaikwad has a hack across the line and .misses it completely. That did not bounce a great deal either\nSandeep to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .four more! This is another loose delivery. An attempted leg-stump yorker that ends up .being a low full toss outside leg. Gaikwad uses his wrists and flicks it past short fine .leg!\nSandeep to Gaikwad, 1 run .very full outside off. Gaikwad tips it to mid off and hurtles across to the other end. Cops .the fielder's throw for his troubles but that is good hustle nevertheless\nTheekshana to Gaikwad, no run .fired in full on off. Gaikwad gets onto the front foot and pats it gently back towards the .bowler\nTheekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run .carrom ball on a shortish length on leg stump. Gaikwad swivels and pulls it on the .bounce to deep backward square leg\nTheekshana to Tripathi, 1 run .back of a length on off. Tripathi backs away and dabs it towards deep point\nTheekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Gaikwad eases it out to deep mid wicket\nTheekshana to Tripathi, no run .length just outside off. Tripathi looks for the reverse but scuffs it off the glove towards .short third. Wanted the single too but was sent back in time\nTheekshana to Tripathi, 1 run .very full on middle and leg. Tripathi digs it out towards extra cover and retains strike .Hasaranga is also warming up. Might not be long before he is introduced either\nHasaranga to Tripathi, OUT .Hasaranga into the wicket-taking act straightaway! Shortish on off and that seems to .just hold in the surface a little. Tripathi looks to pull it away but the lack of pace means .he arrows it towards deep mid wicket. Hetmyer hurtles around to his right and then .dives forward to complete a sharp catch. RR break this partnership, and they will be .pleased Hasaranga has a wicket early! .Rahul Tripathi c Hetmyer b Hasaranga 23 (19b 3x4 1x6 38m) SR: 121.05\nHasaranga to Dube, 1 leg bye .angled in on a length on leg stump. Dube comes forward and helps it into the on side. .Not sure if that was off the bat, though. Off the pad, says the umpire\nHasaranga to Gaikwad, 1 run .tossed up full outside off. Gaikwad stretches forward and knocks it to long off\nHasaranga to Dube, SIX runs .Dube goes big early and of course he clears long on! Floated up full on off and Dube .needs no second invitation. He swings through the line and launches it! .Uh-oh, Dube pulled out of his stance late and Hasaranga seems to have tweaked .something in his left hamstring. He is stretching it out now\nHasaranga to Dube, no run .googly on a length just outside off. Dube is unsure of where this is spinning and edges it .towards short third\nHasaranga to Dube, no run .fuller and wider outside off. Dube gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards extra .cover\nTheekshana to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .edged and four! No slip for Theekshana and that is exactly where the ball goes. .Gaikwad pokes at this fullish ball in the channel and gets a thick outside edge. Gets four .for his toil!\nTheekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Gaikwad lets the ball come to him before easing it to .long on\nTheekshana to Dube, no run .huge lbw shout, not given! Back of a length delivery that skids off the surface and .finishes on leg stump. Dube is rapped on the pads but that may have pitched outside .leg . .Shivam Dube in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1597 .OUTS .44 .4s\/6s .103\/91 .SR .136.72 .AVE .36.29\nTheekshana to Dube, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Dube stands tall and punches it powerfully past extra .cover. The sweeper cuts it off and CSK take just the single. That is not great running\nTheekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run .full outside off. Driven out to sweeper cover for another single\nTheekshana to Dube, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Dube tucks it off his pads towards deep square leg .The umpire points to his watch and we will now have a time-out. CSK have recovered .from that incredibly sticky start, but they are still behind the rate, which will need .rectifying after the time-out\nHasaranga to Dube, FOUR runs .Dube begins after the time-out with a boundary! A slight drag-down on middle and off. .Dube picks the length early, hops back and hoicks it to deep backward square leg's .right!\nHasaranga to Dube, SIX runs .that is an enormous hit! Slower and much fuller outside off, which means it is also in .Dube's arc. He bends his back knee and smokes the living daylights out of this one, over .wide long on! .Over the wicket now\nHasaranga to Dube, OUT .oh my word - put a cape on Riyan Parag! That is a worldie and a half! Hasaranga floats .it up outside off and angles it across Dube. He tries to go inside-out but cannot keep it .down, nor can he get under it completely. Parag flings himself forward to his right and .seems to get his right hand under it. Looks touch-and-go, but Parag might have gotten .his right mitt under it. The third umpire agrees with that assessment, and Dube has to .go! What a moment in this game! .Shivam Dube c Parag b Hasaranga 18 (10b 1x4 2x6 10m) SR: 180\nHasaranga to Shankar, no run .the googly comes and it nearly takes out Vijay Shankar's off stump! Nicely tossed up, .on a length just outside off. Shankar goes searching for it and is cut in half\nHasaranga to Shankar, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Shankar goes back and works it towards deep mid .wicket\nHasaranga to Gaikwad, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Gaikwad goes back and taps it towards deep point to .keep strike","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs CSK, 11th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to Ravindra, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Ravindra gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side with soft hands\n Archer to Ravindra, no run peach! Back of a length in the channel and this decks away sharply after pitching. Ravindra goes feeling for it and is beaten all ends up\n Archer to Ravindra, no run back of a length just outside off. Ravindra has a big swish at it and only grabs a handful of fresh air. More seam movement for Archer! Jofra Archer in IPL, 2025 INNS 3 WKTS 1 ECON 15.20 AVE 109.00 BEST 1\/0\n Archer to Ravindra, OUT nicked and gone! CSK lose a wicket early again, and Archer is absolutely pumped! Back of a length outside off. Ravindra continues wafting and this time, Archer finds the outside edge he is after. Flies through to Jurel, who completes the catch and that is Archer's first wicket this season. A huge moment in the game early, and Archer seems fired up for the contest! \n Archer to Gaikwad, no run banged into the track outside off. Gaikwad gauges it early enough and ducks under it comfortably\n Archer to Gaikwad, no run back of a length outside off. Gaikwad gets up on his toes and jabs it towards backward point. Archer begins with a maiden!\n Deshpande to Tripathi, 1 run back of a length outside off. A bit of shape away and Tripathi uses that to run it down to deep third\n Deshpande to Gaikwad, no run full just outside off. Moves away again and does so late. Gaikwad presses forward and defends\n Deshpande to Gaikwad, no run ouch - Gaikwad cops a blow on the right forearm now! Dug into the track on middle and off. Gaikwad looks for the pick-up pull but misses the ball completely. The ball does not miss his forearm, though, and he looks in plenty of pain. That seemed to be closer to the elbow than Parag's blow and might have hit him near the bone. That will sting! See all photos Gaikwad is receiving treatment. The physio has strapped the CSK captain's right Gaikwad is good to go\n Deshpande to Gaikwad, 2 runs fuller outside off and Gaikwad comes forward confidently. Punches it towards extra cover, who gets a hand to it and takes the verve out of the stroke. Gaikwad gets two for his troubles\n Deshpande to Gaikwad, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Gaikwad stabs it towards mid on and canters across to the other end\n Deshpande to Tripathi, no run into the blockhole on middle and leg. Tripathi shimmies around his crease before settling outside leg. Digs it out towards backward point eventually\n Archer to Gaikwad, no run back of a length on middle and off. Gaikwad gets behind the line and pats it gently back to the bowler\n Archer to Gaikwad, no run back of a length on leg stump. Gaikwad gets up on his toes and tucks it off his hips towards square leg. Good work by Hetmyer to stop the single\n Archer to Gaikwad, 1 run shortish on the hips. Gaikwad eases it past square leg and picks up a single\n Archer to Tripathi, no run full outside off. Tripathi moves a mile across his stumps and then looks to power it downtown. Only grabs a handful of fresh air\n Archer to Tripathi, no run big appeal for a caught-behind, not given! Banged into the track and this slides just outside leg. Tripathi, stood deep in his crease, has a pop at it and seems to miss it. Keeper and bowler were very interested, but they decide not to review. Not called a wide either, so maybe they have saved the wide with that appeal!\n Archer to Tripathi, no run jaffa! Back of a length in the channel. Zips back in sharply and cuts Tripathi in half. He had no clue about that!\n Deshpande to Gaikwad, no run length outside off and this shapes away nicely. Gaikwad is drawn into a drive and then beaten by the late movement\n Deshpande to Gaikwad, 3 runs shortish on leg stump. Gaikwad rises with the bounce and punches it neatly through mid wicket. Has enough time to get back for three as well\n Deshpande to Tripathi, no run banged into the track outside off. Tripathi hares down the track and then has a wild swipe across the line. Only swats away a few flies\n Deshpande to Tripathi, no run shortish and sliding just down leg. Tripathi does not get bat on it, despite trying to help it fine, and that will be another dot. Might have been a change-up too\n Deshpande to Tripathi, FOUR runs gets bat to ball finally, and finds the fence too! Shortish and hung up wide outside off. Tripathi, having backed away, does well to reach it and the ball flies off the bottom half of the bat, beating deep third to his right!\n Deshpande to Tripathi, FOUR runs back to back boundaries now! This is banged in shorter outside off. Tripathi goes the other way now and shuffles across to help it past short fine leg. Might have been off the glove but Tripathi will not mind one bit!\n Archer to Gaikwad, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Gaikwad has a nibble at it and jams it off the inside edge into his pads. The ball rolls away for a single towards point\n Archer to Tripathi, no run Archer pleads for an lbw, but Adrian Holdstock says no! Length just outside off. Tripathi moves across, plays all around it and gets rapped on the pads. Impact might have been outside the line, though\n Archer to Tripathi, SIX runs Tripathi goes all the way now! 14 runs off his last four balls! Leg-cutter on a back of a length on middle and off. Tripathi shimmies across, gets inside the line and heaves it over fine leg!\n Archer to Tripathi, FOUR runs four more! Not great bowling by Archer, it must be said. This is a half-tracker outside leg and all Tripathi has to do is get bat on it! Archer is not happy with where he is landing and has asked for some sawdust to be sprinkled over that landing area\n Archer to Tripathi, no run searing yorker, just outside off. Tripathi picks it a touch late but jams his bat down just in time. Squeezes it out past leg stump and towards the keeper\n Archer to Tripathi, 1 run full outside off. Tripathi, sitting deep in his crease, tugs it enough to mid on's right and keeps strike\n Sandeep to Tripathi, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Tripathi backs away and chops it towards cover for a single Sandeep Sharma vs CSK in T20s INNS 17 WKTS 12 ECON 8.91 AVE 42.08\n Sandeep to Gaikwad, FOUR runs class written all over that! On a back of a length on middle and off. Gaikwad gets down on one knee early and belts it behind square. One bounce and into the fence!\n Sandeep to Gaikwad, FOUR runs that is another cracking shot! Shortish outside off and sitting up to be hit. Gaikwad gets on top of the bounce and crrrrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhhhessss it between extra cover and cover point!\n Sandeep to Gaikwad, no run off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Gaikwad has a hack across the line and misses it completely. That did not bounce a great deal either\n Sandeep to Gaikwad, FOUR runs four more! This is another loose delivery. An attempted leg-stump yorker that ends up being a low full toss outside leg. Gaikwad uses his wrists and flicks it past short fine leg!\n Sandeep to Gaikwad, 1 run very full outside off. Gaikwad tips it to mid off and hurtles across to the other end. Cops the fielder's throw for his troubles but that is good hustle nevertheless\n Theekshana to Gaikwad, no run fired in full on off. Gaikwad gets onto the front foot and pats it gently back towards the bowler\n Theekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run carrom ball on a shortish length on leg stump. Gaikwad swivels and pulls it on the bounce to deep backward square leg\n Theekshana to Tripathi, 1 run back of a length on off. Tripathi backs away and dabs it towards deep point\n Theekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Gaikwad eases it out to deep mid wicket\n Theekshana to Tripathi, no run length just outside off. Tripathi looks for the reverse but scuffs it off the glove towards short third. Wanted the single too but was sent back in time\n Theekshana to Tripathi, 1 run very full on middle and leg. Tripathi digs it out towards extra cover and retains strike Hasaranga is also warming up. Might not be long before he is introduced either\n Hasaranga to Tripathi, OUT Hasaranga into the wicket-taking act straightaway! Shortish on off and that seems to just hold in the surface a little. Tripathi looks to pull it away but the lack of pace means he arrows it towards deep mid wicket. Hetmyer hurtles around to his right and then dives forward to complete a sharp catch. RR break this partnership, and they will be pleased Hasaranga has a wicket early! \n Hasaranga to Dube, 1 leg bye angled in on a length on leg stump. Dube comes forward and helps it into the on side. Not sure if that was off the bat, though. Off the pad, says the umpire\n Hasaranga to Gaikwad, 1 run tossed up full outside off. Gaikwad stretches forward and knocks it to long off\n Hasaranga to Dube, SIX runs Dube goes big early and of course he clears long on! Floated up full on off and Dube needs no second invitation. He swings through the line and launches it! Uh-oh, Dube pulled out of his stance late and Hasaranga seems to have tweaked something in his left hamstring. He is stretching it out now\n Hasaranga to Dube, no run googly on a length just outside off. Dube is unsure of where this is spinning and edges it towards short third\n Hasaranga to Dube, no run fuller and wider outside off. Dube gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards extra cover\n Theekshana to Gaikwad, FOUR runs edged and four! No slip for Theekshana and that is exactly where the ball goes. Gaikwad pokes at this fullish ball in the channel and gets a thick outside edge. Gets four for his toil!\n Theekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Gaikwad lets the ball come to him before easing it to long on\n Theekshana to Dube, no run huge lbw shout, not given! Back of a length delivery that skids off the surface and finishes on leg stump. Dube is rapped on the pads but that may have pitched outside leg RUNS 1597 OUTS 44 4s\/6s 103\/91 SR 136.72 AVE 36.29\n Theekshana to Dube, 1 run back of a length outside off. Dube stands tall and punches it powerfully past extra cover. The sweeper cuts it off and CSK take just the single. That is not great running\n Theekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run full outside off. Driven out to sweeper cover for another single\n Theekshana to Dube, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Dube tucks it off his pads towards deep square leg The umpire points to his watch and we will now have a time-out. CSK have recovered from that incredibly sticky start, but they are still behind the rate, which will need rectifying after the time-out\n Hasaranga to Dube, FOUR runs Dube begins after the time-out with a boundary! A slight drag-down on middle and off. Dube picks the length early, hops back and hoicks it to deep backward square leg's right!\n Hasaranga to Dube, SIX runs that is an enormous hit! Slower and much fuller outside off, which means it is also in Dube's arc. He bends his back knee and smokes the living daylights out of this one, over wide long on! Over the wicket now\n Hasaranga to Dube, OUT oh my word - put a cape on Riyan Parag! That is a worldie and a half! Hasaranga floats it up outside off and angles it across Dube. He tries to go inside-out but cannot keep it down, nor can he get under it completely. Parag flings himself forward to his right and seems to get his right hand under it. Looks touch-and-go, but Parag might have gotten his right mitt under it. The third umpire agrees with that assessment, and Dube has to go! What a moment in this game! \n Hasaranga to Shankar, no run the googly comes and it nearly takes out Vijay Shankar's off stump! Nicely tossed up, on a length just outside off. Shankar goes searching for it and is cut in half\n Hasaranga to Shankar, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Shankar goes back and works it towards deep mid wicket\n Hasaranga to Gaikwad, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Gaikwad goes back and taps it towards deep point to keep strike","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Dube","Gaikwad","Ravindra","Shankar","Tripathi"],"Runs":[18.0,31.0,0.0,1.0,23.0],"Balls_Faced":[10,25,4,2,19],"Fours":[1,4,0,0,3],"Sixes":[2,0,0,0,1],"S\/R":[180.0,124.0,0.0,50.0,121.05],"dismissal":["c Parag b Hasaranga","Not Out","c \u2020Jurel b Archer","Not Out","c Hetmyer b Hasaranga"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Hasaranga","Sandeep","Theekshana"],"Balls":[18,12,12,6,12],"Runs_Given":[13.0,15.0,19.0,14.0,12.0],"Wickets":[1,0,2,0,0],"Overs":[3.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[1,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to Ravindra, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Ravindra gets up on his toes and drops it into the off .side with soft hands\nArcher to Ravindra, no run .peach! Back of a length in the channel and this decks away sharply after pitching. .Ravindra goes feeling for it and is beaten all ends up\nArcher to Ravindra, no run .back of a length just outside off. Ravindra has a big swish at it and only grabs a handful .of fresh air. More seam movement for Archer! . .Jofra Archer in IPL, 2025 .INNS .3 .WKTS .1 .ECON .15.20 .AVE .109.00 .BEST .1\/0\nArcher to Ravindra, OUT .nicked and gone! CSK lose a wicket early again, and Archer is absolutely pumped! .Back of a length outside off. Ravindra continues wafting and this time, Archer finds the .outside edge he is after. Flies through to Jurel, who completes the catch and that is .Archer's first wicket this season. A huge moment in the game early, and Archer seems .fired up for the contest! .Rachin Ravindra c \u2020Jurel b Archer 0 (4b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 0\nArcher to Gaikwad, no run .banged into the track outside off. Gaikwad gauges it early enough and ducks under it .comfortably\nArcher to Gaikwad, no run .back of a length outside off. Gaikwad gets up on his toes and jabs it towards backward .point. Archer begins with a maiden!\nDeshpande to Tripathi, 1 run .back of a length outside off. A bit of shape away and Tripathi uses that to run it down to .deep third\nDeshpande to Gaikwad, no run .full just outside off. Moves away again and does so late. Gaikwad presses forward and .defends\nDeshpande to Gaikwad, no run .ouch - Gaikwad cops a blow on the right forearm now! Dug into the track on middle and .off. Gaikwad looks for the pick-up pull but misses the ball completely. The ball does not .miss his forearm, though, and he looks in plenty of pain. That seemed to be closer to .the elbow than Parag's blow and might have hit him near the bone. That will sting! .See all photos .Gaikwad is receiving treatment. The physio has strapped the CSK captain's right .forearm, although it remains to be seen how it will affect his batting (if at all) .Gaikwad is good to go\nDeshpande to Gaikwad, 2 runs .fuller outside off and Gaikwad comes forward confidently. Punches it towards extra .cover, who gets a hand to it and takes the verve out of the stroke. Gaikwad gets two for .his troubles\nDeshpande to Gaikwad, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Gaikwad stabs it towards mid on and canters across to .the other end\nDeshpande to Tripathi, no run .into the blockhole on middle and leg. Tripathi shimmies around his crease before .settling outside leg. Digs it out towards backward point eventually\nArcher to Gaikwad, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Gaikwad gets behind the line and pats it gently back .to the bowler\nArcher to Gaikwad, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Gaikwad gets up on his toes and tucks it off his hips .towards square leg. Good work by Hetmyer to stop the single\nArcher to Gaikwad, 1 run .shortish on the hips. Gaikwad eases it past square leg and picks up a single\nArcher to Tripathi, no run .full outside off. Tripathi moves a mile across his stumps and then looks to power it .downtown. Only grabs a handful of fresh air\nArcher to Tripathi, no run .big appeal for a caught-behind, not given! Banged into the track and this slides just .outside leg. Tripathi, stood deep in his crease, has a pop at it and seems to miss it. .Keeper and bowler were very interested, but they decide not to review. Not called a wide .either, so maybe they have saved the wide with that appeal!\nArcher to Tripathi, no run .jaffa! Back of a length in the channel. Zips back in sharply and cuts Tripathi in half. He .had no clue about that!\nDeshpande to Gaikwad, no run .length outside off and this shapes away nicely. Gaikwad is drawn into a drive and then .beaten by the late movement\nDeshpande to Gaikwad, 3 runs .shortish on leg stump. Gaikwad rises with the bounce and punches it neatly through .mid wicket. Has enough time to get back for three as well\nDeshpande to Tripathi, no run .banged into the track outside off. Tripathi hares down the track and then has a wild .swipe across the line. Only swats away a few flies\nDeshpande to Tripathi, no run .shortish and sliding just down leg. Tripathi does not get bat on it, despite trying to help it .fine, and that will be another dot. Might have been a change-up too\nDeshpande to Tripathi, FOUR runs .gets bat to ball finally, and finds the fence too! Shortish and hung up wide outside off. .Tripathi, having backed away, does well to reach it and the ball flies off the bottom half .of the bat, beating deep third to his right!\nDeshpande to Tripathi, FOUR runs .back to back boundaries now! This is banged in shorter outside off. Tripathi goes the .other way now and shuffles across to help it past short fine leg. Might have been off the .glove but Tripathi will not mind one bit!\nArcher to Gaikwad, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Gaikwad has a nibble at it and jams it off the inside .edge into his pads. The ball rolls away for a single towards point\nArcher to Tripathi, no run .Archer pleads for an lbw, but Adrian Holdstock says no! Length just outside off. .Tripathi moves across, plays all around it and gets rapped on the pads. Impact might .have been outside the line, though\nArcher to Tripathi, SIX runs .Tripathi goes all the way now! 14 runs off his last four balls! Leg-cutter on a back of a .length on middle and off. Tripathi shimmies across, gets inside the line and heaves it .over fine leg!\nArcher to Tripathi, FOUR runs .four more! Not great bowling by Archer, it must be said. This is a half-tracker outside leg .and all Tripathi has to do is get bat on it! .Archer is not happy with where he is landing and has asked for some sawdust to be .sprinkled over that landing area\nArcher to Tripathi, no run .searing yorker, just outside off. Tripathi picks it a touch late but jams his bat down just .in time. Squeezes it out past leg stump and towards the keeper\nArcher to Tripathi, 1 run .full outside off. Tripathi, sitting deep in his crease, tugs it enough to mid on's right and .keeps strike\nSandeep to Tripathi, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Tripathi backs away and chops it towards cover for a .single . .Sandeep Sharma vs CSK in T20s .INNS .17 .WKTS .12 .ECON .8.91 .AVE .42.08\nSandeep to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .class written all over that! On a back of a length on middle and off. Gaikwad gets down .on one knee early and belts it behind square. One bounce and into the fence!\nSandeep to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .that is another cracking shot! Shortish outside off and sitting up to be hit. Gaikwad gets .on top of the bounce and crrrrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhhhessss it between extra cover and .cover point!\nSandeep to Gaikwad, no run .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Gaikwad has a hack across the line and .misses it completely. That did not bounce a great deal either\nSandeep to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .four more! This is another loose delivery. An attempted leg-stump yorker that ends up .being a low full toss outside leg. Gaikwad uses his wrists and flicks it past short fine .leg!\nSandeep to Gaikwad, 1 run .very full outside off. Gaikwad tips it to mid off and hurtles across to the other end. Cops .the fielder's throw for his troubles but that is good hustle nevertheless\nTheekshana to Gaikwad, no run .fired in full on off. Gaikwad gets onto the front foot and pats it gently back towards the .bowler\nTheekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run .carrom ball on a shortish length on leg stump. Gaikwad swivels and pulls it on the .bounce to deep backward square leg\nTheekshana to Tripathi, 1 run .back of a length on off. Tripathi backs away and dabs it towards deep point\nTheekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Gaikwad eases it out to deep mid wicket\nTheekshana to Tripathi, no run .length just outside off. Tripathi looks for the reverse but scuffs it off the glove towards .short third. Wanted the single too but was sent back in time\nTheekshana to Tripathi, 1 run .very full on middle and leg. Tripathi digs it out towards extra cover and retains strike .Hasaranga is also warming up. Might not be long before he is introduced either\nHasaranga to Tripathi, OUT .Hasaranga into the wicket-taking act straightaway! Shortish on off and that seems to .just hold in the surface a little. Tripathi looks to pull it away but the lack of pace means .he arrows it towards deep mid wicket. Hetmyer hurtles around to his right and then .dives forward to complete a sharp catch. RR break this partnership, and they will be .pleased Hasaranga has a wicket early! .Rahul Tripathi c Hetmyer b Hasaranga 23 (19b 3x4 1x6 38m) SR: 121.05\nHasaranga to Dube, 1 leg bye .angled in on a length on leg stump. Dube comes forward and helps it into the on side. .Not sure if that was off the bat, though. Off the pad, says the umpire\nHasaranga to Gaikwad, 1 run .tossed up full outside off. Gaikwad stretches forward and knocks it to long off\nHasaranga to Dube, SIX runs .Dube goes big early and of course he clears long on! Floated up full on off and Dube .needs no second invitation. He swings through the line and launches it! .Uh-oh, Dube pulled out of his stance late and Hasaranga seems to have tweaked .something in his left hamstring. He is stretching it out now\nHasaranga to Dube, no run .googly on a length just outside off. Dube is unsure of where this is spinning and edges it .towards short third\nHasaranga to Dube, no run .fuller and wider outside off. Dube gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards extra .cover\nTheekshana to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .edged and four! No slip for Theekshana and that is exactly where the ball goes. .Gaikwad pokes at this fullish ball in the channel and gets a thick outside edge. Gets four .for his toil!\nTheekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Gaikwad lets the ball come to him before easing it to .long on\nTheekshana to Dube, no run .huge lbw shout, not given! Back of a length delivery that skids off the surface and .finishes on leg stump. Dube is rapped on the pads but that may have pitched outside .leg . .Shivam Dube in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1597 .OUTS .44 .4s\/6s .103\/91 .SR .136.72 .AVE .36.29\nTheekshana to Dube, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Dube stands tall and punches it powerfully past extra .cover. The sweeper cuts it off and CSK take just the single. That is not great running\nTheekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run .full outside off. Driven out to sweeper cover for another single\nTheekshana to Dube, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Dube tucks it off his pads towards deep square leg .The umpire points to his watch and we will now have a time-out. CSK have recovered .from that incredibly sticky start, but they are still behind the rate, which will need .rectifying after the time-out\nHasaranga to Dube, FOUR runs .Dube begins after the time-out with a boundary! A slight drag-down on middle and off. .Dube picks the length early, hops back and hoicks it to deep backward square leg's .right!\nHasaranga to Dube, SIX runs .that is an enormous hit! Slower and much fuller outside off, which means it is also in .Dube's arc. He bends his back knee and smokes the living daylights out of this one, over .wide long on! .Over the wicket now\nHasaranga to Dube, OUT .oh my word - put a cape on Riyan Parag! That is a worldie and a half! Hasaranga floats .it up outside off and angles it across Dube. He tries to go inside-out but cannot keep it .down, nor can he get under it completely. Parag flings himself forward to his right and .seems to get his right hand under it. Looks touch-and-go, but Parag might have gotten .his right mitt under it. The third umpire agrees with that assessment, and Dube has to .go! What a moment in this game! .Shivam Dube c Parag b Hasaranga 18 (10b 1x4 2x6 10m) SR: 180\nHasaranga to Shankar, no run .the googly comes and it nearly takes out Vijay Shankar's off stump! Nicely tossed up, .on a length just outside off. Shankar goes searching for it and is cut in half\nHasaranga to Shankar, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Shankar goes back and works it towards deep mid .wicket\nHasaranga to Gaikwad, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Gaikwad goes back and taps it towards deep point to .keep strike\nKartikeya to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .scorched across the turf! Dragged down on middle and off. Gaikwad rocks back and .pummels it to beat long on to his right!\nKartikeya to Gaikwad, 1 run .this is an even bigger drag-down but the lack of pace means Gaikwad cannot cash in. .He drags it towards deep backward square leg\nKartikeya to Shankar, 1 run .back of a length on middle stump. Shankar goes back and tugs it towards deep .backward square leg\nKartikeya to Gaikwad, no run .googly on a length on middle and off. Gaikwad gets caught on the crease and defends .in the end\nKartikeya to Gaikwad, no run .beauty! Back of a length, just outside off. Gaikwad does not know whether to come .forward or stay back, and sees the ball sneak past the outside edge . .Kumar Kartikeya vs RHB .BALLS .300 .WKTS .8 .4s\/6s .28\/21 .ECON .8.12 .AVE .50.75\nKartikeya to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .Gaikwad finishes the over the way he started it: with a boundary! This is again on the .shorter side and Gaikwad does not miss out. Uses the depth of the crease and pounds it .to deep mid wicket's right!\nHasaranga to Shankar, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Shankar goes back and glances it towards short fine .leg\nHasaranga to Gaikwad, no run .fizzed in on a length on middle and leg. Gaikwad reads the leg-spinner off the pitch and .defends\nHasaranga to Gaikwad, 1 run .tossed up full on leg stump. Gaikwad stretches forward and drives it to long on\nHasaranga to Shankar, SIX runs .Shankar lands his first punch and it is a brutal one! Googly floated up into the slot on .the stumps. Shankar picks the variation and slog-sweeps it powerfully over deep mid .wicket!\nHasaranga to Shankar, OUT .does him all ends up with a corker! Vijay Shankar had no clue about that one! This is .world-class bowling. Tosses this up, and hangs it in the air agonizingly on a length just .outside off. Shankar goes reaching out for it in front and leaves a big gap between bat .and pad. The ball bursts through and knocks over his stumps. Hasaranga has his third, .and CSK lose another! .Vijay Shankar b Hasaranga 9 (6b 0x4 1x6 8m) SR: 150\nHasaranga to Jadeja, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Jadeja goes back and works it towards deep square .leg to get off the mark\nSandeep to Jadeja, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Holds a little in the surface as Jadeja punches it off the .back foot towards long on\nSandeep to Gaikwad, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Gaikwad opens up his stance and tugs it to long on's .right for a single\nSandeep to Jadeja, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Jadeja jams it into the pitch and the ball bounces up .over Sandeep's head, which prevents what could have been a bad mix-up between the .batters\nSandeep to Gaikwad, 1 run .low full toss on leg stump. Gaikwad flicks it towards deep mid wicket .A huge roar goes up as the giant screen shows Dhoni, who is sitting in the dugout with .his pads on. Overton has his helmet on as well, though\nSandeep to Jadeja, 1 run .shortish and following Jadeja outside leg. He tucks it away towards deep backward .square leg\nSandeep to Gaikwad, 1 run .very full on middle and leg. Gaikwad clinks his drive and the ball trickles down to long .on. Just six singles off that over, and that amps up the pressure on CSK\nTheekshana to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .shot! Fired in on a length just outside off. Gaikwad reads the length early, gets down on .one knee and hammers it behind square!\nTheekshana to Gaikwad, 2 runs .back of a length on leg stump. Gaikwad hangs back and punches it towards long on, .and this time, the batters opt to take the second. Fifty up for Gaikwad, and this has .been a solid knock so far! .See all photos . .Ruturaj Gaikwad vs RR in T20s .INNS .8 .RUNS .261 .SR .131.81 .AVE .52.20\nTheekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run .low full toss, angling into off stump. Driven out to sweeper cover\nTheekshana to Jadeja, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Jadeja has a stab at it and chunks it off the inside half of the bat .towards deep mid wicket\nTheekshana to Gaikwad, 2 runs .full outside off. Gaikwad unfurls the slog-sweep now and nearly finds the gap between .deep mid wicket and long on. Good work by Hetmyer to save two\nTheekshana to Gaikwad, 2 runs .very full outside off. Gaikwad opens his bat face slightly and guides it enough to .sweeper cover's right to bag another brace. 12 off the over, which is what CSK need for .the rest of their innings too .The final time-out of the game is upon us. This game is finely poised. CSK have their .captain still out in the middle, alongside an experienced head in Jadeja, with Dhoni to .come. Overton can also give it a tap\nDeshpande to Jadeja, 1 wide .back of a length delivery bowled a mile outside off. Left alone by Jadeja and called a .wide\nDeshpande to Jadeja, no run .short and wide, but Jadeja cannot make it count. Dabs it straight to backward point and .he will be disappointed with that attempt\nDeshpande to Jadeja, 2 runs .banged into the track outside off. Jadeja reaches out for it and hacks it towards deep .mid wicket. Back for a quick brace\nDeshpande to Jadeja, FOUR runs .flayed away! Wide low full toss and Jadeja throws the kitchen sink at it. Gets a bit of an .outside edge and that flies past short third!\nDeshpande to Jadeja, 1 wide .short and way outside off again. Jadeja lets it go and the umpire has to indulge in more .exercise\nDeshpande to Jadeja, 1 run .another short ball on off. Jadeja gets up on his toes and pulls it straight to deep mid .wicket. A few yards either side and that might have hit the fence\nDeshpande to Gaikwad, no run .slower bumper that gets big on Gaikwad and slides just a little down leg. Gaikwad .cannot get over it and seems to swipe at thin air. Jadeja wanted to pinch the bye but .Gaikwad was not as interested. Could CSK have reviewed that for a wide on height?\nDeshpande to Gaikwad, 2 runs .yorker that follows Gaikwad outside leg. He squeezes it out and hits it with just enough .pace to take on the sweeper on the deep on the off side and scuttle back for two\nHasaranga to Jadeja, no run .googly tossed up wonderfully outside off. Jadeja reaches out for it but canot get to it. .Spins past the outside edge\nHasaranga to Jadeja, no run .back of a length outside off. Jadeja reads it off the pitch but can only dab it straight to .backward point\nHasaranga to Jadeja, 1 run .flighted up on a length on middle and off. Jadeja scuffs his sweep and settles for a .single behind square on the leg side .Excellent over so far from an RR POV\nHasaranga to Gaikwad, SIX runs .but Gaikwad spoils it momentarily! Staggering blow under pressure! On a length on .middle and off. Gaikwad drops down to one knee and clubs it over deep mid wicket!\nHasaranga to Gaikwad, OUT .taken on the fence, and Hasaranga performs yet another magic trick on the night, and .yet another Pushpa celebration! Slowed up even more and hung up wider outside off. .Gaikwad looks to repeat the dose but he has to drag it. Gaikwad toe-ends it completely .and Jaiwal at long on makes no mistake whatsoever! Gaikwad bites the dust with a little .more than four overs left, and RR may just have nudged ahead in this contest! .Ruturaj Gaikwad c Jaiswal b Hasaranga 63 (44b 7x4 1x6 78m) SR: 143.18\nHasaranga to Dhoni, no run .leg-spinner on a length outside off. Dhoni takes a step down the track and then via a .combination of bat and pad, defends\nSandeep to Jadeja, FOUR runs .splits the field perfectly! Shortish outside off and this sits up a touch for Jadeja. He .waits on it and then plays it very late, steering it between backward point and short .third!\nSandeep to Jadeja, 1 run .slower bumper outside off. Jadeja jumps up onto his toes and swats it towards deep .mid wicket .Dhoni on strike now. He usually likes to take it deep, but CSK might want a few .boundaries here to relieve a bit of the pressure. 49 off 22 . .MS Dhoni vs Sandeep Sharma .BALLS .22 .RUNS .36 .OUTS .0 .SR .163.63 .4s\/6s .1\/3\nSandeep to Dhoni, 1 run .hard length just outside off. Dhoni dabs it towards backward point and canters across .to the other end, despite Archer trying to catch him out at the non-striker's\nSandeep to Jadeja, 1 run .full just outside off. Jadeja plants his front foot and drives it down the ground towards .long on .Just 7 off this over so far. CSK will probably want another boundary\nSandeep to Dhoni, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Keeps a little low and Dhoni jabs it towards extra .cover for another single .Hasaranga seems to have pulled up after fielding that ball and is receiving treatment\nSandeep to Jadeja, 1 run .low full toss just outside off. Jadeja swings hard at it and tugs it towards long on. Nine .off the over and RR will take that with both hands!\nTheekshana to Jadeja, 2 runs .shortish just outside off. Jadeja gives himself a bit of room and cuts it through .backward point for a couple of runs\nTheekshana to Jadeja, 1 run .back of a length on off. Jadeja bunts it into the vast open spaces on the mid wicket .region and looks for two. But that was not quite on\nTheekshana to Dhoni, 1 run .very full on leg stump. Dhoni tucks it off his toes towards deep mid wicket. Just a .single, though .RR squeezing CSK nicely here. 41 off 15 now\nTheekshana to Jadeja, 1 run .right into the blockhole outside off. Jadeja cannot do much with it and digs it out into .the off side .Only five off the over so far. This is turning out to be a cracking 18th over\nTheekshana to Dhoni, no run .full toss outside off and Dhoni misses out, would you believe it! Drills it straight to extra .cover and that is a big missed opportunity\nTheekshana to Dhoni, 1 run .low full toss outside off. Dhoni gets his hands through the ball and powers it down the .ground to long off. Just a single, though, and CSK's task is getting a lot tougher\nDeshpande to Dhoni, FOUR runs .short, wide and Dhoni punishes it! Seems like a change-up too, and Dhoni just hops up .onto his toes before letting his fast hands do the work. Slashed over short third for four! .35 off 11 now\nDeshpande to Dhoni, 1 run .slower ball hung up on a length wide outside off. Dhoni swings at it with all his might .and drags it towards deep mid wicket. Just a single. Over to Jadeja .34 off 10. CSK need a maximum, and they need it right about now\nDeshpande to Jadeja, 1 run .nails the wide yorker and takes it outside Jadeja's arc. He tries to slog-sweep but can .only clink it towards deep mid wicket\nDeshpande to Dhoni, SIX runs .bang! Dhoni goes into the sightscreen (almost)! Off-pace on a back of a length outside .off and this sits up for Dhoni. He picks the variation early and slams it over the bowler's .head! .See all photos\nDeshpande to Dhoni, 1 run .slower bumper outside off and that meddles with Dhoni's timing. He has a swipe at it .and shanks it towards deep backward square leg for a single .26 off 7. Jadeja needs to find the fence now\nDeshpande to Jadeja, SIX runs .Jadeja goes into the stands now, and CSK are still alive! Back of a length outside off .and Jadeja telegraphs it. He moves across his stumps and then sweeps Deshpande .over the deep backward square leg fence!\nSandeep to Dhoni, 1 wide .banged into the track and this sails over the batter's head. Dhoni lets it go and that has .been called a wide for height . .MS Dhoni vs Sandeep Sharma .BALLS .24 .RUNS .37 .OUTS .1 .SR .154.16 .4s\/6s .1\/3\nSandeep to Dhoni, OUT .has Hetmyer taken it on the fence?! He might just have, and CSK hearts sink with that .dismissal! An outstanding catch, right out of the top drawer when RR needed it most! .And there will be no finishing act from the great man tonight! Low full toss just outside .off. Dhoni tugs at it with his strong wrists but cannot get it enough to Hetmyer's left at .deep mid wicket. He scampers across, dives forward and then gobbles it up just inches .off the turf. What a huge moment in the game, and what a piece of fielding to possibly .win it for RR! .MS Dhoni c Hetmyer b Sandeep Sharma 16 (11b 1x4 1x6 19m) SR: 145.45\nSandeep to Overton, 1 run .full on middle and off. Overton cannot get under it and he drills it down the ground .towards long off .18 off 4. All eyes on Jadeja now. He has to find the fence\nSandeep to Jadeja, 1 run .very full outside off. Jadeja cannot get under this either and he powers it straight to long .off. CSK cannot smuggle a second either. Good work by Jaiswal on the fence .17 off 3. RR almost there now\nSandeep to Overton, SIX runs .oh, hello! Oh, hello! Sandeep misses the yorker by a smidgen on the shorter side and .gets pumped over his head. Clean swing through the line and that has kept CSK .breathing! .11 off 2 now. Wow, this game has delivered tonight\nSandeep to Overton, 2 runs .in the air and that has been fielded on the fence! Overton cannot produce a boundary .and RR can touch it now! Slower bumper outside off. Overton swipes at it and heaves it .towards deep backward square leg. Just a brace, and that should be that for CSK .tonight! .One legal ball, and RR will be home. And to add to the drama, Overton pulls out of his .stance late. So, Sandeep will have to reload\nSandeep to Overton, 2 runs .hoicked across to deep backward square leg, and that is the end of this crazy, crazy .game of cricket! Rajasthan Royals win by six runs, and they are now on the board! And .amidst a sea of yellow, which turned up at what should be RR's home ground, the hosts .have held their nerve and they have come up trump, against a team known historically .for coming up clutch! Off-pace on a back of a length wide outside off. Overton gives it .everything he has and mows it into the on side. Just a brace, though, and that is not .nearly enough for CSK. They now lose two in a row and they will be gutted with how the .final few moments of this game panned out! .Which was also down to how well RR bowled. Hasaranga kept coming back after being .hit for sixes and ended with four vital wickets. Archer did his bit at the start of the .innings, bowling a rapid spell with the new ball and Sandeep closed it out at the death, .sticking to his yorker plan and ensuring that CSK did not turn the tables on the Royals. .There will, of course, be debate over whether CSK left too many for themselves at the .end, with the 16th and 17th overs, in particular, feeling like missed opportunities. Prior .to that, Gaikwad had held fort and registered a half-century. Dube, Shankar and Tripathi .all got a couple of hits away, but could never really sustain that momentum to mount a .threatening partnership.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs CSK, 11th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to Ravindra, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Ravindra gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side with soft hands\n Archer to Ravindra, no run peach! Back of a length in the channel and this decks away sharply after pitching. Ravindra goes feeling for it and is beaten all ends up\n Archer to Ravindra, no run back of a length just outside off. Ravindra has a big swish at it and only grabs a handful of fresh air. More seam movement for Archer! Jofra Archer in IPL, 2025 INNS 3 WKTS 1 ECON 15.20 AVE 109.00 BEST 1\/0\n Archer to Ravindra, OUT nicked and gone! CSK lose a wicket early again, and Archer is absolutely pumped! Back of a length outside off. Ravindra continues wafting and this time, Archer finds the outside edge he is after. Flies through to Jurel, who completes the catch and that is Archer's first wicket this season. A huge moment in the game early, and Archer seems fired up for the contest! \n Archer to Gaikwad, no run banged into the track outside off. Gaikwad gauges it early enough and ducks under it comfortably\n Archer to Gaikwad, no run back of a length outside off. Gaikwad gets up on his toes and jabs it towards backward point. Archer begins with a maiden!\n Deshpande to Tripathi, 1 run back of a length outside off. A bit of shape away and Tripathi uses that to run it down to deep third\n Deshpande to Gaikwad, no run full just outside off. Moves away again and does so late. Gaikwad presses forward and defends\n Deshpande to Gaikwad, no run ouch - Gaikwad cops a blow on the right forearm now! Dug into the track on middle and off. Gaikwad looks for the pick-up pull but misses the ball completely. The ball does not miss his forearm, though, and he looks in plenty of pain. That seemed to be closer to the elbow than Parag's blow and might have hit him near the bone. That will sting! See all photos Gaikwad is receiving treatment. The physio has strapped the CSK captain's right Gaikwad is good to go\n Deshpande to Gaikwad, 2 runs fuller outside off and Gaikwad comes forward confidently. Punches it towards extra cover, who gets a hand to it and takes the verve out of the stroke. Gaikwad gets two for his troubles\n Deshpande to Gaikwad, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Gaikwad stabs it towards mid on and canters across to the other end\n Deshpande to Tripathi, no run into the blockhole on middle and leg. Tripathi shimmies around his crease before settling outside leg. Digs it out towards backward point eventually\n Archer to Gaikwad, no run back of a length on middle and off. Gaikwad gets behind the line and pats it gently back to the bowler\n Archer to Gaikwad, no run back of a length on leg stump. Gaikwad gets up on his toes and tucks it off his hips towards square leg. Good work by Hetmyer to stop the single\n Archer to Gaikwad, 1 run shortish on the hips. Gaikwad eases it past square leg and picks up a single\n Archer to Tripathi, no run full outside off. Tripathi moves a mile across his stumps and then looks to power it downtown. Only grabs a handful of fresh air\n Archer to Tripathi, no run big appeal for a caught-behind, not given! Banged into the track and this slides just outside leg. Tripathi, stood deep in his crease, has a pop at it and seems to miss it. Keeper and bowler were very interested, but they decide not to review. Not called a wide either, so maybe they have saved the wide with that appeal!\n Archer to Tripathi, no run jaffa! Back of a length in the channel. Zips back in sharply and cuts Tripathi in half. He had no clue about that!\n Deshpande to Gaikwad, no run length outside off and this shapes away nicely. Gaikwad is drawn into a drive and then beaten by the late movement\n Deshpande to Gaikwad, 3 runs shortish on leg stump. Gaikwad rises with the bounce and punches it neatly through mid wicket. Has enough time to get back for three as well\n Deshpande to Tripathi, no run banged into the track outside off. Tripathi hares down the track and then has a wild swipe across the line. Only swats away a few flies\n Deshpande to Tripathi, no run shortish and sliding just down leg. Tripathi does not get bat on it, despite trying to help it fine, and that will be another dot. Might have been a change-up too\n Deshpande to Tripathi, FOUR runs gets bat to ball finally, and finds the fence too! Shortish and hung up wide outside off. Tripathi, having backed away, does well to reach it and the ball flies off the bottom half of the bat, beating deep third to his right!\n Deshpande to Tripathi, FOUR runs back to back boundaries now! This is banged in shorter outside off. Tripathi goes the other way now and shuffles across to help it past short fine leg. Might have been off the glove but Tripathi will not mind one bit!\n Archer to Gaikwad, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Gaikwad has a nibble at it and jams it off the inside edge into his pads. The ball rolls away for a single towards point\n Archer to Tripathi, no run Archer pleads for an lbw, but Adrian Holdstock says no! Length just outside off. Tripathi moves across, plays all around it and gets rapped on the pads. Impact might have been outside the line, though\n Archer to Tripathi, SIX runs Tripathi goes all the way now! 14 runs off his last four balls! Leg-cutter on a back of a length on middle and off. Tripathi shimmies across, gets inside the line and heaves it over fine leg!\n Archer to Tripathi, FOUR runs four more! Not great bowling by Archer, it must be said. This is a half-tracker outside leg and all Tripathi has to do is get bat on it! Archer is not happy with where he is landing and has asked for some sawdust to be sprinkled over that landing area\n Archer to Tripathi, no run searing yorker, just outside off. Tripathi picks it a touch late but jams his bat down just in time. Squeezes it out past leg stump and towards the keeper\n Archer to Tripathi, 1 run full outside off. Tripathi, sitting deep in his crease, tugs it enough to mid on's right and keeps strike\n Sandeep to Tripathi, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Tripathi backs away and chops it towards cover for a single Sandeep Sharma vs CSK in T20s INNS 17 WKTS 12 ECON 8.91 AVE 42.08\n Sandeep to Gaikwad, FOUR runs class written all over that! On a back of a length on middle and off. Gaikwad gets down on one knee early and belts it behind square. One bounce and into the fence!\n Sandeep to Gaikwad, FOUR runs that is another cracking shot! Shortish outside off and sitting up to be hit. Gaikwad gets on top of the bounce and crrrrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhhhessss it between extra cover and cover point!\n Sandeep to Gaikwad, no run off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Gaikwad has a hack across the line and misses it completely. That did not bounce a great deal either\n Sandeep to Gaikwad, FOUR runs four more! This is another loose delivery. An attempted leg-stump yorker that ends up being a low full toss outside leg. Gaikwad uses his wrists and flicks it past short fine leg!\n Sandeep to Gaikwad, 1 run very full outside off. Gaikwad tips it to mid off and hurtles across to the other end. Cops the fielder's throw for his troubles but that is good hustle nevertheless\n Theekshana to Gaikwad, no run fired in full on off. Gaikwad gets onto the front foot and pats it gently back towards the bowler\n Theekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run carrom ball on a shortish length on leg stump. Gaikwad swivels and pulls it on the bounce to deep backward square leg\n Theekshana to Tripathi, 1 run back of a length on off. Tripathi backs away and dabs it towards deep point\n Theekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Gaikwad eases it out to deep mid wicket\n Theekshana to Tripathi, no run length just outside off. Tripathi looks for the reverse but scuffs it off the glove towards short third. Wanted the single too but was sent back in time\n Theekshana to Tripathi, 1 run very full on middle and leg. Tripathi digs it out towards extra cover and retains strike Hasaranga is also warming up. Might not be long before he is introduced either\n Hasaranga to Tripathi, OUT Hasaranga into the wicket-taking act straightaway! Shortish on off and that seems to just hold in the surface a little. Tripathi looks to pull it away but the lack of pace means he arrows it towards deep mid wicket. Hetmyer hurtles around to his right and then dives forward to complete a sharp catch. RR break this partnership, and they will be pleased Hasaranga has a wicket early! \n Hasaranga to Dube, 1 leg bye angled in on a length on leg stump. Dube comes forward and helps it into the on side. Not sure if that was off the bat, though. Off the pad, says the umpire\n Hasaranga to Gaikwad, 1 run tossed up full outside off. Gaikwad stretches forward and knocks it to long off\n Hasaranga to Dube, SIX runs Dube goes big early and of course he clears long on! Floated up full on off and Dube needs no second invitation. He swings through the line and launches it! Uh-oh, Dube pulled out of his stance late and Hasaranga seems to have tweaked something in his left hamstring. He is stretching it out now\n Hasaranga to Dube, no run googly on a length just outside off. Dube is unsure of where this is spinning and edges it towards short third\n Hasaranga to Dube, no run fuller and wider outside off. Dube gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards extra cover\n Theekshana to Gaikwad, FOUR runs edged and four! No slip for Theekshana and that is exactly where the ball goes. Gaikwad pokes at this fullish ball in the channel and gets a thick outside edge. Gets four for his toil!\n Theekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Gaikwad lets the ball come to him before easing it to long on\n Theekshana to Dube, no run huge lbw shout, not given! Back of a length delivery that skids off the surface and finishes on leg stump. Dube is rapped on the pads but that may have pitched outside leg RUNS 1597 OUTS 44 4s\/6s 103\/91 SR 136.72 AVE 36.29\n Theekshana to Dube, 1 run back of a length outside off. Dube stands tall and punches it powerfully past extra cover. The sweeper cuts it off and CSK take just the single. That is not great running\n Theekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run full outside off. Driven out to sweeper cover for another single\n Theekshana to Dube, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Dube tucks it off his pads towards deep square leg The umpire points to his watch and we will now have a time-out. CSK have recovered from that incredibly sticky start, but they are still behind the rate, which will need rectifying after the time-out\n Hasaranga to Dube, FOUR runs Dube begins after the time-out with a boundary! A slight drag-down on middle and off. Dube picks the length early, hops back and hoicks it to deep backward square leg's right!\n Hasaranga to Dube, SIX runs that is an enormous hit! Slower and much fuller outside off, which means it is also in Dube's arc. He bends his back knee and smokes the living daylights out of this one, over wide long on! Over the wicket now\n Hasaranga to Dube, OUT oh my word - put a cape on Riyan Parag! That is a worldie and a half! Hasaranga floats it up outside off and angles it across Dube. He tries to go inside-out but cannot keep it down, nor can he get under it completely. Parag flings himself forward to his right and seems to get his right hand under it. Looks touch-and-go, but Parag might have gotten his right mitt under it. The third umpire agrees with that assessment, and Dube has to go! What a moment in this game! \n Hasaranga to Shankar, no run the googly comes and it nearly takes out Vijay Shankar's off stump! Nicely tossed up, on a length just outside off. Shankar goes searching for it and is cut in half\n Hasaranga to Shankar, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Shankar goes back and works it towards deep mid wicket\n Hasaranga to Gaikwad, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Gaikwad goes back and taps it towards deep point to keep strike\n Kartikeya to Gaikwad, FOUR runs scorched across the turf! Dragged down on middle and off. Gaikwad rocks back and pummels it to beat long on to his right!\n Kartikeya to Gaikwad, 1 run this is an even bigger drag-down but the lack of pace means Gaikwad cannot cash in. He drags it towards deep backward square leg\n Kartikeya to Shankar, 1 run back of a length on middle stump. Shankar goes back and tugs it towards deep backward square leg\n Kartikeya to Gaikwad, no run googly on a length on middle and off. Gaikwad gets caught on the crease and defends in the end\n Kartikeya to Gaikwad, no run beauty! Back of a length, just outside off. Gaikwad does not know whether to come forward or stay back, and sees the ball sneak past the outside edge Kumar Kartikeya vs RHB BALLS 300 WKTS 8 4s\/6s 28\/21 ECON 8.12 AVE 50.75\n Kartikeya to Gaikwad, FOUR runs Gaikwad finishes the over the way he started it: with a boundary! This is again on the shorter side and Gaikwad does not miss out. Uses the depth of the crease and pounds it to deep mid wicket's right!\n Hasaranga to Shankar, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Shankar goes back and glances it towards short fine leg\n Hasaranga to Gaikwad, no run fizzed in on a length on middle and leg. Gaikwad reads the leg-spinner off the pitch and defends\n Hasaranga to Gaikwad, 1 run tossed up full on leg stump. Gaikwad stretches forward and drives it to long on\n Hasaranga to Shankar, SIX runs Shankar lands his first punch and it is a brutal one! Googly floated up into the slot on the stumps. Shankar picks the variation and slog-sweeps it powerfully over deep mid wicket!\n Hasaranga to Shankar, OUT does him all ends up with a corker! Vijay Shankar had no clue about that one! This is world-class bowling. Tosses this up, and hangs it in the air agonizingly on a length just outside off. Shankar goes reaching out for it in front and leaves a big gap between bat and pad. The ball bursts through and knocks over his stumps. Hasaranga has his third, and CSK lose another! \n Hasaranga to Jadeja, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Jadeja goes back and works it towards deep square leg to get off the mark\n Sandeep to Jadeja, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Holds a little in the surface as Jadeja punches it off the back foot towards long on\n Sandeep to Gaikwad, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Gaikwad opens up his stance and tugs it to long on's right for a single\n Sandeep to Jadeja, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Jadeja jams it into the pitch and the ball bounces up over Sandeep's head, which prevents what could have been a bad mix-up between the batters\n Sandeep to Gaikwad, 1 run low full toss on leg stump. Gaikwad flicks it towards deep mid wicket A huge roar goes up as the giant screen shows Dhoni, who is sitting in the dugout with his pads on. Overton has his helmet on as well, though\n Sandeep to Jadeja, 1 run shortish and following Jadeja outside leg. He tucks it away towards deep backward square leg\n Sandeep to Gaikwad, 1 run very full on middle and leg. Gaikwad clinks his drive and the ball trickles down to long on. Just six singles off that over, and that amps up the pressure on CSK\n Theekshana to Gaikwad, FOUR runs shot! Fired in on a length just outside off. Gaikwad reads the length early, gets down on one knee and hammers it behind square!\n Theekshana to Gaikwad, 2 runs back of a length on leg stump. Gaikwad hangs back and punches it towards long on, and this time, the batters opt to take the second. Fifty up for Gaikwad, and this has been a solid knock so far! See all photos Ruturaj Gaikwad vs RR in T20s INNS 8 RUNS 261 SR 131.81 AVE 52.20\n Theekshana to Gaikwad, 1 run low full toss, angling into off stump. Driven out to sweeper cover\n Theekshana to Jadeja, 1 run fullish just outside off. Jadeja has a stab at it and chunks it off the inside half of the bat towards deep mid wicket\n Theekshana to Gaikwad, 2 runs full outside off. Gaikwad unfurls the slog-sweep now and nearly finds the gap between deep mid wicket and long on. Good work by Hetmyer to save two\n Theekshana to Gaikwad, 2 runs very full outside off. Gaikwad opens his bat face slightly and guides it enough to sweeper cover's right to bag another brace. 12 off the over, which is what CSK need for the rest of their innings too The final time-out of the game is upon us. This game is finely poised. CSK have their captain still out in the middle, alongside an experienced head in Jadeja, with Dhoni to come. Overton can also give it a tap\n Deshpande to Jadeja, 1 wide back of a length delivery bowled a mile outside off. Left alone by Jadeja and called a wide\n Deshpande to Jadeja, no run short and wide, but Jadeja cannot make it count. Dabs it straight to backward point and he will be disappointed with that attempt\n Deshpande to Jadeja, 2 runs banged into the track outside off. Jadeja reaches out for it and hacks it towards deep mid wicket. Back for a quick brace\n Deshpande to Jadeja, FOUR runs flayed away! Wide low full toss and Jadeja throws the kitchen sink at it. Gets a bit of an outside edge and that flies past short third!\n Deshpande to Jadeja, 1 wide short and way outside off again. Jadeja lets it go and the umpire has to indulge in more exercise\n Deshpande to Jadeja, 1 run another short ball on off. Jadeja gets up on his toes and pulls it straight to deep mid wicket. A few yards either side and that might have hit the fence\n Deshpande to Gaikwad, no run slower bumper that gets big on Gaikwad and slides just a little down leg. Gaikwad cannot get over it and seems to swipe at thin air. Jadeja wanted to pinch the bye but Gaikwad was not as interested. Could CSK have reviewed that for a wide on height?\n Deshpande to Gaikwad, 2 runs yorker that follows Gaikwad outside leg. He squeezes it out and hits it with just enough pace to take on the sweeper on the deep on the off side and scuttle back for two\n Hasaranga to Jadeja, no run googly tossed up wonderfully outside off. Jadeja reaches out for it but canot get to it. Spins past the outside edge\n Hasaranga to Jadeja, no run back of a length outside off. Jadeja reads it off the pitch but can only dab it straight to backward point\n Hasaranga to Jadeja, 1 run flighted up on a length on middle and off. Jadeja scuffs his sweep and settles for a single behind square on the leg side Excellent over so far from an RR POV\n Hasaranga to Gaikwad, SIX runs but Gaikwad spoils it momentarily! Staggering blow under pressure! On a length on middle and off. Gaikwad drops down to one knee and clubs it over deep mid wicket!\n Hasaranga to Gaikwad, OUT taken on the fence, and Hasaranga performs yet another magic trick on the night, and yet another Pushpa celebration! Slowed up even more and hung up wider outside off. Gaikwad looks to repeat the dose but he has to drag it. Gaikwad toe-ends it completely and Jaiwal at long on makes no mistake whatsoever! Gaikwad bites the dust with a little more than four overs left, and RR may just have nudged ahead in this contest! \n Hasaranga to Dhoni, no run leg-spinner on a length outside off. Dhoni takes a step down the track and then via a combination of bat and pad, defends\n Sandeep to Jadeja, FOUR runs splits the field perfectly! Shortish outside off and this sits up a touch for Jadeja. He waits on it and then plays it very late, steering it between backward point and short third!\n Sandeep to Jadeja, 1 run slower bumper outside off. Jadeja jumps up onto his toes and swats it towards deep mid wicket Dhoni on strike now. He usually likes to take it deep, but CSK might want a few boundaries here to relieve a bit of the pressure. 49 off 22 MS Dhoni vs Sandeep Sharma BALLS 22 RUNS 36 OUTS 0 SR 163.63 4s\/6s 1\/3\n Sandeep to Dhoni, 1 run hard length just outside off. Dhoni dabs it towards backward point and canters across to the other end, despite Archer trying to catch him out at the non-striker's\n Sandeep to Jadeja, 1 run full just outside off. Jadeja plants his front foot and drives it down the ground towards long on Just 7 off this over so far. CSK will probably want another boundary\n Sandeep to Dhoni, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Keeps a little low and Dhoni jabs it towards extra cover for another single Hasaranga seems to have pulled up after fielding that ball and is receiving treatment\n Sandeep to Jadeja, 1 run low full toss just outside off. Jadeja swings hard at it and tugs it towards long on. Nine off the over and RR will take that with both hands!\n Theekshana to Jadeja, 2 runs shortish just outside off. Jadeja gives himself a bit of room and cuts it through backward point for a couple of runs\n Theekshana to Jadeja, 1 run back of a length on off. Jadeja bunts it into the vast open spaces on the mid wicket region and looks for two. But that was not quite on\n Theekshana to Dhoni, 1 run very full on leg stump. Dhoni tucks it off his toes towards deep mid wicket. Just a single, though RR squeezing CSK nicely here. 41 off 15 now\n Theekshana to Jadeja, 1 run right into the blockhole outside off. Jadeja cannot do much with it and digs it out into the off side Only five off the over so far. This is turning out to be a cracking 18th over\n Theekshana to Dhoni, no run full toss outside off and Dhoni misses out, would you believe it! Drills it straight to extra cover and that is a big missed opportunity\n Theekshana to Dhoni, 1 run low full toss outside off. Dhoni gets his hands through the ball and powers it down the ground to long off. Just a single, though, and CSK's task is getting a lot tougher\n Deshpande to Dhoni, FOUR runs short, wide and Dhoni punishes it! Seems like a change-up too, and Dhoni just hops up onto his toes before letting his fast hands do the work. Slashed over short third for four! 35 off 11 now\n Deshpande to Dhoni, 1 run slower ball hung up on a length wide outside off. Dhoni swings at it with all his might and drags it towards deep mid wicket. Just a single. Over to Jadeja 34 off 10. CSK need a maximum, and they need it right about now\n Deshpande to Jadeja, 1 run nails the wide yorker and takes it outside Jadeja's arc. He tries to slog-sweep but can only clink it towards deep mid wicket\n Deshpande to Dhoni, SIX runs off and this sits up for Dhoni. He picks the variation early and slams it over the bowler's head! See all photos\n Deshpande to Dhoni, 1 run slower bumper outside off and that meddles with Dhoni's timing. He has a swipe at it and shanks it towards deep backward square leg for a single 26 off 7. Jadeja needs to find the fence now\n Deshpande to Jadeja, SIX runs Jadeja goes into the stands now, and CSK are still alive! Back of a length outside off and Jadeja telegraphs it. He moves across his stumps and then sweeps Deshpande over the deep backward square leg fence!\n Sandeep to Dhoni, 1 wide banged into the track and this sails over the batter's head. Dhoni lets it go and that has been called a wide for height MS Dhoni vs Sandeep Sharma BALLS 24 RUNS 37 OUTS 1 SR 154.16 4s\/6s 1\/3\n Sandeep to Dhoni, OUT has Hetmyer taken it on the fence?! He might just have, and CSK hearts sink with that dismissal! An outstanding catch, right out of the top drawer when RR needed it most! And there will be no finishing act from the great man tonight! Low full toss just outside off. Dhoni tugs at it with his strong wrists but cannot get it enough to Hetmyer's left at deep mid wicket. He scampers across, dives forward and then gobbles it up just inches off the turf. What a huge moment in the game, and what a piece of fielding to possibly win it for RR! \n Sandeep to Overton, 1 run full on middle and off. Overton cannot get under it and he drills it down the ground towards long off 18 off 4. All eyes on Jadeja now. He has to find the fence\n Sandeep to Jadeja, 1 run very full outside off. Jadeja cannot get under this either and he powers it straight to long off. CSK cannot smuggle a second either. Good work by Jaiswal on the fence 17 off 3. RR almost there now\n Sandeep to Overton, SIX runs oh, hello! Oh, hello! Sandeep misses the yorker by a smidgen on the shorter side and gets pumped over his head. Clean swing through the line and that has kept CSK breathing! 11 off 2 now. Wow, this game has delivered tonight\n Sandeep to Overton, 2 runs in the air and that has been fielded on the fence! Overton cannot produce a boundary and RR can touch it now! Slower bumper outside off. Overton swipes at it and heaves it towards deep backward square leg. Just a brace, and that should be that for CSK tonight! One legal ball, and RR will be home. And to add to the drama, Overton pulls out of his stance late. So, Sandeep will have to reload\n Sandeep to Overton, 2 runs hoicked across to deep backward square leg, and that is the end of this crazy, crazy game of cricket! Rajasthan Royals win by six runs, and they are now on the board! And amidst a sea of yellow, which turned up at what should be RR's home ground, the hosts have held their nerve and they have come up trump, against a team known historically for coming up clutch! Off-pace on a back of a length wide outside off. Overton gives it everything he has and mows it into the on side. Just a brace, though, and that is not nearly enough for CSK. They now lose two in a row and they will be gutted with how the final few moments of this game panned out! Which was also down to how well RR bowled. Hasaranga kept coming back after being hit for sixes and ended with four vital wickets. Archer did his bit at the start of the innings, bowling a rapid spell with the new ball and Sandeep closed it out at the death, sticking to his yorker plan and ensuring that CSK did not turn the tables on the Royals. There will, of course, be debate over whether CSK left too many for themselves at the end, with the 16th and 17th overs, in particular, feeling like missed opportunities. Prior to that, Gaikwad had held fort and registered a half-century. Dube, Shankar and Tripathi all got a couple of hits away, but could never really sustain that momentum to mount a threatening partnership.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Dhoni","Dube","Gaikwad","Jadeja","Overton","Ravindra","Shankar","Tripathi"],"Runs":[16.0,18.0,63.0,32.0,11.0,0.0,9.0,23.0],"Balls_Faced":[11,10,44,22,4,4,6,19],"Fours":[1,1,7,2,0,0,0,3],"Sixes":[1,2,1,1,1,0,1,1],"S\/R":[145.45,180.0,143.18,145.45,275.0,0.0,150.0,121.05],"dismissal":["c Hetmyer b Sandeep Sharma","c Parag b Hasaranga","c Jaiswal b Hasaranga","Not Out","Not Out","c \u2020Jurel b Archer","b Hasaranga","c Hetmyer b Hasaranga"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Hasaranga","Kartikeya","Sandeep","Theekshana"],"Balls":[18,24,24,6,24,24],"Runs_Given":[13.0,45.0,35.0,10.0,42.0,30.0],"Wickets":[1,0,4,0,1,0],"Overs":[3.0,4.0,4.0,1.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[1,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arshdeep to Rickelton, no run .Hint of away swing as Arshdeep goes fuller and just outside off stump. Rickelton pings .it off the middle of the bat but straight to short cover. . .Ryan Rickelton vs Arshdeep Singh .BALLS .25 .RUNS .28 .OUTS .2 .SR .112.00 .4s\/6s .3\/1\nArshdeep to Rickelton, 2 runs .Not entirely in control but Rickelton is off the mark. Lovely away shape on this length .ball just outside off. Rickelton pushes at it, gets a bit of a leading edge but through the .covers\nArshdeep to Rickelton, no run .Big booming inswinger and Rickelton was almost done in there. He did not spot that .and he drove on the up. Ends up completely miscuing it but thankfully for him, the ball .falls short of cover\nArshdeep to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Goes short and Rickelton gets his boundary counter running with a pull. Banged in .shoulder-high on leg stump, he gets on top of the bounce and pulls to the deep .backward square leg fence\nArshdeep to Rickelton, 2 runs .Length ball shaping away from Rickelton outside off. He squirts it off the outer half of .the blade to the right of deep point. But Wadhera sprints and saves two .Slip goes\nArshdeep to Rickelton, no run .Fuller shaping away from Rickelton outside off, he looks to push it through the offside, .and misses\nJamieson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Good length ball outside off, he gets on top of the bounce and pushes towards point .Stays over the wicket to the left-hander with a slip around\nJamieson to Rickelton, no run .In-dipper on a length on middle and leg, he ticks this towards mid-on\nJamieson to Rickelton, FOUR runs .There is a deep point in place, but he ain't getting anywhere close to that. Short and .wide, he frees his arms and slams this past point for his second four\nJamieson to Rickelton, no run .On a length outside off, he steps across and pushes towards cover\nJamieson to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Lifted up and over and for a one-bounce four. On a length outside off stump, he gets .under it and lofts it over mid-on.\nJamieson to Rickelton, no run .Back of a length ball angling away from Rickelton who stands tall and punches this to .cover, who is right on the edge of the circle\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, no run .On a length on middle, he splices this towards mid-on\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, no run .Length ball on middle and leg, he works this towards short midwicket\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, no run .Looks for a big heave, misses and is hit on the finger as well. Length ball cutting back .into Rohit around leg stump. Immediately has a look at his little finger. That would have .stung\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, no run .Fullish in length outside off, he drives on the up but can't beat extra cover\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Full veering away from Rohit but this one is just outside the tramline and is called a .wide. Rohit let that go\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .A wide, this time down leg. Banged in short, testing Rohit's pull early. He went for it but .the line was down leg.\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, no run .A swish and a miss. Back of a length ball angling across the batter, who throws his bat .at it but only connects at thin air\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Too full and Rohit accepts the gift with glee. Half-volley outside off, Rohit stays legside .of the ball and lifts it over mid-off.\nArshdeep to Rickelton, no run .Full in length on off stump, Rickelton unleashes a full-blooded straight drive and smacks .Arshdeep on the fingers\nArshdeep to Rickelton, FOUR runs .PUMMELED! Half-volley outside off stump, he stays still and pumps this straight over .the bowler's head. That's a short and a half! . .PBKS in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .14 .WKTS .19 .ECON .9.24 .AVE .37.21\nArshdeep to Rickelton, no run .Slower length ball outside off stump, he opens the face of his bat and runs it to point\nArshdeep to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Fetch that! Banged in short on off stump. Rickelton backs away and slams the pull over .short midwicket.\nArshdeep to Rickelton, 1 run .Backs away but Arshdeep follows him with a slower ball, cramping him for room. .Rickelton works this to deep backward square leg\nArshdeep to Rohit Sharma, no run .Excellent short ball to end the over. Banged in short just outside off, he is rushed into .the pull and gets beaten. Not often that happens\nHarpreet Brar to Rickelton, no run .Tossed up on middle and leg, he works this to square leg\nHarpreet Brar to Rickelton, 1 run .Floated on leg stump, he eases this to long-on .Stays around the wicket\nHarpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Dumps him over deep midwicket first ball. Flighted outside off stump, Rohit jumps .down the track and despite not getting to the pitch takes full toll\nHarpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Wide spaces in the deep on the offside and Rohit has four more. Floated outside off, he .goes up and over covers\nHarpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Flatter length ball on off stump, he pushes to long-off\nHarpreet Brar to Rickelton, 1 run .Quicker on a length on leg stump, he works this to deep midwicket\nJansen to Rickelton, OUT .Straight up and Iyer gobbles it up. Hard length delivery just outside off stump, Rickelton .looks for a pull, but the extra bounce of Jansen does the batter in. Ends up spooning it .straight up and Iyer takes a simple catch at mid-on .Ryan Rickelton c Iyer b Jansen 27 (20b 5x4 0x6 25m) SR: 135\nJansen to Suryakumar, 1 wide .Tests him with a short ball first up but that is down leg. Banged in short at pace, but the .line was a touch awry\nJansen to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Ooh, lucky boundary but Surya won't mind. Length ball angling across Surya well outside .off. He eyes an uppish drive, but can only manage to squirt it off the outside edge that .flies past point\nJansen to Suryakumar, no run .Gets across looking for a swipe across the line but misses. Was a short of a good .length ball on off and middle and he's rapped on the thigh pad.\nJansen to Suryakumar, 1 run .Good length ball outside off, he guides this to deep third\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .On a length outside off, he unleashes a square drive but straight to deep point.\nJansen to Suryakumar, no run .Short and wide, Surya cuts it hard but not past backward point\nVyshak to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Gets some extra bounce on that good length ball just on off. He runs it off the splice .down to deep third\nVyshak to Suryakumar, no run .Length ball angling into Surya around off, he defends it with soft hands as the ball ends .up in the flap of his pad\nVyshak to Suryakumar, 1 run .Crunched, but there is a deep point in place. Was a touch fuller outside off, Surya's .timing already looks good this evening\nVyshak to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Shimmies down the track but Vyshak gets this on a good length and on middle as Rohit .works this to deep square leg\nVyshak to Suryakumar, no run .Play and a miss. Much fuller and well outside off. Surya looks to slice this fine, but can't .connect .Can Vyshak end the over well?\nVyshak to Suryakumar, no run .Yes, he can. The first over of the innings without a boundary. Slower length ball outside .off, he guides it but straight to short third\nHarpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Tossed up outside off, he unleashes a crunching cover drive but Shashank at deep .cover sprints across quickly\nHarpreet Brar to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Out comes Surya's sweep as he gets his first four of the night. Floated on the stump, he .gets well inside the line and sweeps it well behind square\nHarpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run .Low full toss outside off, he sweeps again but this time straight to deep midwicket\nHarpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Angled in on off and middle, he works this to deep midwicket with soft hands. Looks for .a second run, but Surya sends him back\nHarpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run .Fuller and well outside off, he chops it and the ball goes over the keeper's head as Rohit .calls him through for a run\nHarpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Floated outside off, he lofts this right off the cue-end of the blade to deep cover\nJamieson to Rohit Sharma, no run .Starts off with a back of a length ball outside off that was there to be smashed away. .Think Rohit was trying to go too hard there and misses\nJamieson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Back of a length ball again just outside off, he pulls to the right of deep square leg but .only for a run\nJamieson to Suryakumar, SIX runs .There's the Surya Supla shot and it goes all the way. Nothing wrong with the delivery. .Was a length ball just outside off, he steps across and flays it away over deep square .leg\nJamieson to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Jamieson over-compensates and gets punished again. Fullish in length outside off, and .this time Surya lofts him over mid-off\nJamieson to Suryakumar, no run .Slower back of a length ball outside off, he pats this to point\nJamieson to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .That's Surya's best ever IPL season, and he's crossed 25 for the 14th straight time this .IPL. WOWZA! He is in some form. Fuller outside off, he squirts this past point and there .is nothing the fielder in the deep can do about it\nHarpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Angled in on middle and leg, he clips this to wide long-on\nHarpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run .Darted in on middle stump, ends up being a full toss which Surya pushes to long-off . .Harpreet Brar in IPL, 2025 .INNS .6 .WKTS .10 .ECON .8.64 .AVE .16.00 .BEST .3\/22\nHarpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, OUT .That's a stunner by Wadhera at long-on. My word! Tossed up on the leg stump, rather .just outside. Rohit backs away, gives himself room, looking to go over the fielder's head. .Ends up finding the bottom-end of the blade as the ball travels to long-on. It seems it .would fall short but Wadhera hares in, dives forward and hangs on .Rohit Sharma c Wadhera b Harpreet Brar 24 (21b 2x4 1x6 46m) SR: 114.28\nHarpreet Brar to Tilak Varma, no run .Flatter on a length outside off, he pushes back to the bowler\nHarpreet Brar to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Juuust short of the fielder sprinting in from deep midwicket. Tossed up outside off, he .sweeps not off the middle. Shashank runs in, but isn't to reach that\nHarpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run .Floated outside off, he drives to deep cover .Please welcome Ekanth for his first stint today","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs MI, 69th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Rickelton, no run Hint of away swing as Arshdeep goes fuller and just outside off stump. Rickelton pings it off the middle of the bat but straight to short cover. Ryan Rickelton vs Arshdeep Singh BALLS 25 RUNS 28 OUTS 2 SR 112.00 4s\/6s 3\/1\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, 2 runs Not entirely in control but Rickelton is off the mark. Lovely away shape on this length ball just outside off. Rickelton pushes at it, gets a bit of a leading edge but through the covers\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, no run Big booming inswinger and Rickelton was almost done in there. He did not spot that and he drove on the up. Ends up completely miscuing it but thankfully for him, the ball falls short of cover\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, FOUR runs Goes short and Rickelton gets his boundary counter running with a pull. Banged in shoulder-high on leg stump, he gets on top of the bounce and pulls to the deep backward square leg fence\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, 2 runs Length ball shaping away from Rickelton outside off. He squirts it off the outer half of the blade to the right of deep point. But Wadhera sprints and saves two Slip goes\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, no run Fuller shaping away from Rickelton outside off, he looks to push it through the offside, and misses\n Jamieson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Good length ball outside off, he gets on top of the bounce and pushes towards point Stays over the wicket to the left-hander with a slip around\n Jamieson to Rickelton, no run In-dipper on a length on middle and leg, he ticks this towards mid-on\n Jamieson to Rickelton, FOUR runs There is a deep point in place, but he ain't getting anywhere close to that. Short and wide, he frees his arms and slams this past point for his second four\n Jamieson to Rickelton, no run On a length outside off, he steps across and pushes towards cover\n Jamieson to Rickelton, FOUR runs Lifted up and over and for a one-bounce four. On a length outside off stump, he gets under it and lofts it over mid-on.\n Jamieson to Rickelton, no run Back of a length ball angling away from Rickelton who stands tall and punches this to cover, who is right on the edge of the circle\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, no run On a length on middle, he splices this towards mid-on\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, no run Length ball on middle and leg, he works this towards short midwicket\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, no run Looks for a big heave, misses and is hit on the finger as well. Length ball cutting back into Rohit around leg stump. Immediately has a look at his little finger. That would have stung\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, no run Fullish in length outside off, he drives on the up but can't beat extra cover\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Full veering away from Rohit but this one is just outside the tramline and is called a wide. Rohit let that go\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide A wide, this time down leg. Banged in short, testing Rohit's pull early. He went for it but the line was down leg.\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, no run A swish and a miss. Back of a length ball angling across the batter, who throws his bat at it but only connects at thin air\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Too full and Rohit accepts the gift with glee. Half-volley outside off, Rohit stays legside of the ball and lifts it over mid-off.\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, no run Full in length on off stump, Rickelton unleashes a full-blooded straight drive and smacks Arshdeep on the fingers\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, FOUR runs PUMMELED! Half-volley outside off stump, he stays still and pumps this straight over the bowler's head. That's a short and a half! INNS 14 WKTS 19 ECON 9.24 AVE 37.21\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, no run Slower length ball outside off stump, he opens the face of his bat and runs it to point\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, FOUR runs Fetch that! Banged in short on off stump. Rickelton backs away and slams the pull over short midwicket.\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, 1 run Backs away but Arshdeep follows him with a slower ball, cramping him for room. Rickelton works this to deep backward square leg\n Arshdeep to Rohit Sharma, no run Excellent short ball to end the over. Banged in short just outside off, he is rushed into the pull and gets beaten. Not often that happens\n Harpreet Brar to Rickelton, no run Tossed up on middle and leg, he works this to square leg\n Harpreet Brar to Rickelton, 1 run Floated on leg stump, he eases this to long-on Stays around the wicket\n Harpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Dumps him over deep midwicket first ball. Flighted outside off stump, Rohit jumps down the track and despite not getting to the pitch takes full toll\n Harpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Wide spaces in the deep on the offside and Rohit has four more. Floated outside off, he goes up and over covers\n Harpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Flatter length ball on off stump, he pushes to long-off\n Harpreet Brar to Rickelton, 1 run Quicker on a length on leg stump, he works this to deep midwicket\n Jansen to Rickelton, OUT Straight up and Iyer gobbles it up. Hard length delivery just outside off stump, Rickelton looks for a pull, but the extra bounce of Jansen does the batter in. Ends up spooning it straight up and Iyer takes a simple catch at mid-on \n Jansen to Suryakumar, 1 wide Tests him with a short ball first up but that is down leg. Banged in short at pace, but the line was a touch awry\n Jansen to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Ooh, lucky boundary but Surya won't mind. Length ball angling across Surya well outside off. He eyes an uppish drive, but can only manage to squirt it off the outside edge that flies past point\n Jansen to Suryakumar, no run Gets across looking for a swipe across the line but misses. Was a short of a good length ball on off and middle and he's rapped on the thigh pad.\n Jansen to Suryakumar, 1 run Good length ball outside off, he guides this to deep third\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, 1 run On a length outside off, he unleashes a square drive but straight to deep point.\n Jansen to Suryakumar, no run Short and wide, Surya cuts it hard but not past backward point\n Vyshak to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Gets some extra bounce on that good length ball just on off. He runs it off the splice down to deep third\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, no run Length ball angling into Surya around off, he defends it with soft hands as the ball ends up in the flap of his pad\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, 1 run Crunched, but there is a deep point in place. Was a touch fuller outside off, Surya's timing already looks good this evening\n Vyshak to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Shimmies down the track but Vyshak gets this on a good length and on middle as Rohit works this to deep square leg\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, no run Play and a miss. Much fuller and well outside off. Surya looks to slice this fine, but can't connect Can Vyshak end the over well?\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, no run Yes, he can. The first over of the innings without a boundary. Slower length ball outside off, he guides it but straight to short third\n Harpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Tossed up outside off, he unleashes a crunching cover drive but Shashank at deep cover sprints across quickly\n Harpreet Brar to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Out comes Surya's sweep as he gets his first four of the night. Floated on the stump, he gets well inside the line and sweeps it well behind square\n Harpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run Low full toss outside off, he sweeps again but this time straight to deep midwicket\n Harpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Angled in on off and middle, he works this to deep midwicket with soft hands. Looks for a second run, but Surya sends him back\n Harpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run Fuller and well outside off, he chops it and the ball goes over the keeper's head as Rohit calls him through for a run\n Harpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Floated outside off, he lofts this right off the cue-end of the blade to deep cover\n Jamieson to Rohit Sharma, no run Starts off with a back of a length ball outside off that was there to be smashed away. Think Rohit was trying to go too hard there and misses\n Jamieson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Back of a length ball again just outside off, he pulls to the right of deep square leg but only for a run\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, SIX runs There's the Surya Supla shot and it goes all the way. Nothing wrong with the delivery. Was a length ball just outside off, he steps across and flays it away over deep square leg\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Jamieson over-compensates and gets punished again. Fullish in length outside off, and this time Surya lofts him over mid-off\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, no run Slower back of a length ball outside off, he pats this to point\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, FOUR runs That's Surya's best ever IPL season, and he's crossed 25 for the 14th straight time this IPL. WOWZA! He is in some form. Fuller outside off, he squirts this past point and there is nothing the fielder in the deep can do about it\n Harpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Angled in on middle and leg, he clips this to wide long-on\n Harpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run Darted in on middle stump, ends up being a full toss which Surya pushes to long-off Harpreet Brar in IPL, 2025 INNS 6 WKTS 10 ECON 8.64 AVE 16.00 BEST 3\/22\n Harpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, OUT That's a stunner by Wadhera at long-on. My word! Tossed up on the leg stump, rather just outside. Rohit backs away, gives himself room, looking to go over the fielder's head. Ends up finding the bottom-end of the blade as the ball travels to long-on. It seems it would fall short but Wadhera hares in, dives forward and hangs on \n Harpreet Brar to Tilak Varma, no run Flatter on a length outside off, he pushes back to the bowler\n Harpreet Brar to Tilak Varma, 1 run Juuust short of the fielder sprinting in from deep midwicket. Tossed up outside off, he sweeps not off the middle. Shashank runs in, but isn't to reach that\n Harpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run Floated outside off, he drives to deep cover Please welcome Ekanth for his first stint today","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Rickelton","Rohit Sharma","Suryakumar","Tilak Varma"],"Runs":[27.0,24.0,28.0,1.0],"Balls_Faced":[20,21,17,2],"Fours":[5,2,4,0],"Sixes":[0,1,1,0],"S\/R":[135.0,114.29,164.71,50.0],"dismissal":["c Iyer b Jansen","c Wadhera b Harpreet Brar","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Harpreet Brar","Jamieson","Jansen","Vyshak"],"Balls":[12,18,12,12,6],"Runs_Given":[17.0,26.0,24.0,13.0,3.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,1,0],"Overs":[2.0,3.0,2.0,2.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arshdeep to Rickelton, no run .Hint of away swing as Arshdeep goes fuller and just outside off stump. Rickelton pings .it off the middle of the bat but straight to short cover. . .Ryan Rickelton vs Arshdeep Singh .BALLS .25 .RUNS .28 .OUTS .2 .SR .112.00 .4s\/6s .3\/1\nArshdeep to Rickelton, 2 runs .Not entirely in control but Rickelton is off the mark. Lovely away shape on this length .ball just outside off. Rickelton pushes at it, gets a bit of a leading edge but through the .covers\nArshdeep to Rickelton, no run .Big booming inswinger and Rickelton was almost done in there. He did not spot that .and he drove on the up. Ends up completely miscuing it but thankfully for him, the ball .falls short of cover\nArshdeep to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Goes short and Rickelton gets his boundary counter running with a pull. Banged in .shoulder-high on leg stump, he gets on top of the bounce and pulls to the deep .backward square leg fence\nArshdeep to Rickelton, 2 runs .Length ball shaping away from Rickelton outside off. He squirts it off the outer half of .the blade to the right of deep point. But Wadhera sprints and saves two .Slip goes\nArshdeep to Rickelton, no run .Fuller shaping away from Rickelton outside off, he looks to push it through the offside, .and misses\nJamieson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Good length ball outside off, he gets on top of the bounce and pushes towards point .Stays over the wicket to the left-hander with a slip around\nJamieson to Rickelton, no run .In-dipper on a length on middle and leg, he ticks this towards mid-on\nJamieson to Rickelton, FOUR runs .There is a deep point in place, but he ain't getting anywhere close to that. Short and .wide, he frees his arms and slams this past point for his second four\nJamieson to Rickelton, no run .On a length outside off, he steps across and pushes towards cover\nJamieson to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Lifted up and over and for a one-bounce four. On a length outside off stump, he gets .under it and lofts it over mid-on.\nJamieson to Rickelton, no run .Back of a length ball angling away from Rickelton who stands tall and punches this to .cover, who is right on the edge of the circle\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, no run .On a length on middle, he splices this towards mid-on\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, no run .Length ball on middle and leg, he works this towards short midwicket\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, no run .Looks for a big heave, misses and is hit on the finger as well. Length ball cutting back .into Rohit around leg stump. Immediately has a look at his little finger. That would have .stung\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, no run .Fullish in length outside off, he drives on the up but can't beat extra cover\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Full veering away from Rohit but this one is just outside the tramline and is called a .wide. Rohit let that go\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .A wide, this time down leg. Banged in short, testing Rohit's pull early. He went for it but .the line was down leg.\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, no run .A swish and a miss. Back of a length ball angling across the batter, who throws his bat .at it but only connects at thin air\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Too full and Rohit accepts the gift with glee. Half-volley outside off, Rohit stays legside .of the ball and lifts it over mid-off.\nArshdeep to Rickelton, no run .Full in length on off stump, Rickelton unleashes a full-blooded straight drive and smacks .Arshdeep on the fingers\nArshdeep to Rickelton, FOUR runs .PUMMELED! Half-volley outside off stump, he stays still and pumps this straight over .the bowler's head. That's a short and a half! . .PBKS in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .14 .WKTS .19 .ECON .9.24 .AVE .37.21\nArshdeep to Rickelton, no run .Slower length ball outside off stump, he opens the face of his bat and runs it to point\nArshdeep to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Fetch that! Banged in short on off stump. Rickelton backs away and slams the pull over .short midwicket.\nArshdeep to Rickelton, 1 run .Backs away but Arshdeep follows him with a slower ball, cramping him for room. .Rickelton works this to deep backward square leg\nArshdeep to Rohit Sharma, no run .Excellent short ball to end the over. Banged in short just outside off, he is rushed into .the pull and gets beaten. Not often that happens\nHarpreet Brar to Rickelton, no run .Tossed up on middle and leg, he works this to square leg\nHarpreet Brar to Rickelton, 1 run .Floated on leg stump, he eases this to long-on .Stays around the wicket\nHarpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Dumps him over deep midwicket first ball. Flighted outside off stump, Rohit jumps .down the track and despite not getting to the pitch takes full toll\nHarpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Wide spaces in the deep on the offside and Rohit has four more. Floated outside off, he .goes up and over covers\nHarpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Flatter length ball on off stump, he pushes to long-off\nHarpreet Brar to Rickelton, 1 run .Quicker on a length on leg stump, he works this to deep midwicket\nJansen to Rickelton, OUT .Straight up and Iyer gobbles it up. Hard length delivery just outside off stump, Rickelton .looks for a pull, but the extra bounce of Jansen does the batter in. Ends up spooning it .straight up and Iyer takes a simple catch at mid-on .Ryan Rickelton c Iyer b Jansen 27 (20b 5x4 0x6 25m) SR: 135\nJansen to Suryakumar, 1 wide .Tests him with a short ball first up but that is down leg. Banged in short at pace, but the .line was a touch awry\nJansen to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Ooh, lucky boundary but Surya won't mind. Length ball angling across Surya well outside .off. He eyes an uppish drive, but can only manage to squirt it off the outside edge that .flies past point\nJansen to Suryakumar, no run .Gets across looking for a swipe across the line but misses. Was a short of a good .length ball on off and middle and he's rapped on the thigh pad.\nJansen to Suryakumar, 1 run .Good length ball outside off, he guides this to deep third\nJansen to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .On a length outside off, he unleashes a square drive but straight to deep point.\nJansen to Suryakumar, no run .Short and wide, Surya cuts it hard but not past backward point\nVyshak to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Gets some extra bounce on that good length ball just on off. He runs it off the splice .down to deep third\nVyshak to Suryakumar, no run .Length ball angling into Surya around off, he defends it with soft hands as the ball ends .up in the flap of his pad\nVyshak to Suryakumar, 1 run .Crunched, but there is a deep point in place. Was a touch fuller outside off, Surya's .timing already looks good this evening\nVyshak to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Shimmies down the track but Vyshak gets this on a good length and on middle as Rohit .works this to deep square leg\nVyshak to Suryakumar, no run .Play and a miss. Much fuller and well outside off. Surya looks to slice this fine, but can't .connect .Can Vyshak end the over well?\nVyshak to Suryakumar, no run .Yes, he can. The first over of the innings without a boundary. Slower length ball outside .off, he guides it but straight to short third\nHarpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Tossed up outside off, he unleashes a crunching cover drive but Shashank at deep .cover sprints across quickly\nHarpreet Brar to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Out comes Surya's sweep as he gets his first four of the night. Floated on the stump, he .gets well inside the line and sweeps it well behind square\nHarpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run .Low full toss outside off, he sweeps again but this time straight to deep midwicket\nHarpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Angled in on off and middle, he works this to deep midwicket with soft hands. Looks for .a second run, but Surya sends him back\nHarpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run .Fuller and well outside off, he chops it and the ball goes over the keeper's head as Rohit .calls him through for a run\nHarpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Floated outside off, he lofts this right off the cue-end of the blade to deep cover\nJamieson to Rohit Sharma, no run .Starts off with a back of a length ball outside off that was there to be smashed away. .Think Rohit was trying to go too hard there and misses\nJamieson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Back of a length ball again just outside off, he pulls to the right of deep square leg but .only for a run\nJamieson to Suryakumar, SIX runs .There's the Surya Supla shot and it goes all the way. Nothing wrong with the delivery. .Was a length ball just outside off, he steps across and flays it away over deep square .leg\nJamieson to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Jamieson over-compensates and gets punished again. Fullish in length outside off, and .this time Surya lofts him over mid-off\nJamieson to Suryakumar, no run .Slower back of a length ball outside off, he pats this to point\nJamieson to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .That's Surya's best ever IPL season, and he's crossed 25 for the 14th straight time this .IPL. WOWZA! He is in some form. Fuller outside off, he squirts this past point and there .is nothing the fielder in the deep can do about it\nHarpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Angled in on middle and leg, he clips this to wide long-on\nHarpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run .Darted in on middle stump, ends up being a full toss which Surya pushes to long-off . .Harpreet Brar in IPL, 2025 .INNS .6 .WKTS .10 .ECON .8.64 .AVE .16.00 .BEST .3\/22\nHarpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, OUT .That's a stunner by Wadhera at long-on. My word! Tossed up on the leg stump, rather .just outside. Rohit backs away, gives himself room, looking to go over the fielder's head. .Ends up finding the bottom-end of the blade as the ball travels to long-on. It seems it .would fall short but Wadhera hares in, dives forward and hangs on .Rohit Sharma c Wadhera b Harpreet Brar 24 (21b 2x4 1x6 46m) SR: 114.28\nHarpreet Brar to Tilak Varma, no run .Flatter on a length outside off, he pushes back to the bowler\nHarpreet Brar to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Juuust short of the fielder sprinting in from deep midwicket. Tossed up outside off, he .sweeps not off the middle. Shashank runs in, but isn't to reach that\nHarpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run .Floated outside off, he drives to deep cover .Please welcome Ekanth for his first stint today\nVyshak to Suryakumar, 2 runs .Short outside off, 136ks, cut late. Deep third runs across and slides to keep it to two . .Suryakumar Yadav vs PBKS in T20s .INNS .19 .RUNS .535 .SR .156.89 .AVE .31.47\nVyshak to Suryakumar, no run .Full over the tramline, 124ks, SKY tries to sling it over point. Beaten\nVyshak to Suryakumar, 1 wide .And again, the full ball's wider though. Keeper tumbles right to stop it\nVyshak to Suryakumar, 1 run .Length on off, worked to long-on\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, no run .Zips off the pitch, 137ks which is considerably quicker. Landed around fourth and .straightened, Tilak is tentative as he looks to clip it leg side and gets beaten. Big gap .between bat and pad\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, OUT .Taken at deep third. Tilak's tentative again. He was lunging across to a wide length ball, .shaping to slap it, but stopped midway. Ball might've stuck in the pitch, it took a top .edge and went straight to Arsdheep. Vyshak's pumped .Tilak Varma c Arshdeep Singh b Vyshak 1 (4b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 25\nVyshak to Jacks, 1 run .Hard length on off, flicked to deep square leg\nJansen to Jacks, FOUR runs .Top edge off the pull goes over the keeper. Landed very short around leg and finished .on off, Jacks tried to play that from the crease . .Will Jacks in IPL, 2025 .INNS .11 .RUNS .225 .SR .134.73 .AVE .25.00 .HS .53\nJansen to Jacks, FOUR runs .Makes room and carves it wide of and over mid-off. Took a couple of short steps down .too, got it off a length. Bottom-half of the bat but connection's good enough\nJansen to Jacks, 1 run .Stirs it to deep third. Length on fourth, 136ks\nJansen to Suryakumar, 1 run .Thickish edge to deep third. SKY checks the cover drive as the length ball outside off .jumped up\nJansen to Jacks, 1 run .Fuller side of length outside off, opens the face to drive it to backward point's left. .Stopped with a slide\nJansen to Suryakumar, 1 wide .Bouncer beats the hook, given wide though. MI's hundred is up. Ball landed very short .and went over middle and off, SKY got inside and was swivelling. Wanted to go fine\nJansen to Suryakumar, no run .Length on fourth, cut well, finds backward point\nVyshak to Jacks, no run .Low, wide full toss beats him for pace. 133ks, zipping over the tramline, Jacks got low .and tried to scissor it behind point\nVyshak to Jacks, SIX runs .Bad ball, overpitched on off. Jacks picks it up with ease. Sails with the wind, well over .deep midwicket who was in place\nVyshak to Jacks, OUT .Skied, taken at long-on. Change of line and pace from Vyshak. Cutter was full around .sixth, Jacks took a small stride in front and had to reach out with his hands to slash it. .Wanted to go off side, but toed it right up. Replays show it was a knuckle ball .Will Jacks c Jansen b Vyshak 17 (8b 2x4 1x6 9m) SR: 212.5\nVyshak to Hardik, 5 wide .Well down leg, Inglis takes two steps and leaps but has no chance. Pace up to 144ks on .the length ball\nVyshak to Hardik, no run .Return-chance dropped, it was skidding straight at Vyshak, he tried to take it with both .hands while decelerating and it popped in front. Was a 138ks fullish ball that was check- .driven\nVyshak to Hardik, 1 wide .Bouncer over leg, let go\nVyshak to Hardik, 1 run .Hardik opens the face and gets the bat low to guide it off a three-quarter length to deep .third\nVyshak to Suryakumar, no run .Slower yorker on sixth, jammed to cover .Timeout\nHarpreet Brar to Hardik, 1 run .Flat on middle, 89ks, driven to deep cover\nHarpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 2 runs .Flat and fullish on leg, 97ks, whipped to long-on's right\nHarpreet Brar to Suryakumar, no run .Gives it more air, SKY tries to drive hard through cover. Inside edges onto pad. Was a .full ball on fourth\nHarpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run .Slowed down again, 84ks. Length on middle and leg, flicked off the back foot to deep .square leg\nHarpreet Brar to Hardik, SIX runs .Hardik ruins Brar's over with a slog sweep. 90ks ball was a touch too full and on the .pads, Pandya cleared the front leg a bit and swivelled hard while slugging it\nHarpreet Brar to Hardik, no run .Cut powerfully, finds cover point. Slightly short on fourth, on the quicker side\nArshdeep to Suryakumar, 1 run .Back of length around off, pulled to midwicket off the bottom-half of the bat\nArshdeep to Hardik, 1 run .Jamieson runs right and slides at deep fine leg to save two, Hardik was backtracking .while facing the fielder and has to settle for one. Was a short ball to which he'd gotten .inside the line and pulled .SKY changes his bat\nArshdeep to Suryakumar, 1 run .Yorker on middle, jammed to deep point\nArshdeep to Hardik, no run .Length on fourth, skiddy, guided to backward point. 137ks\nArshdeep to Hardik, FOUR runs .Hardik lets the ball hit bat and fly over short third. The bat stopped behind his shoulder .and he then ramped the bouncer off the middle\nArshdeep to Hardik, 1 run .Length on off, guided to point\nJamieson to Hardik, FOUR runs .Edge goes through where first slip would've been. Clear intent to go big early in the over .from Hardik. Dances down and makes room, isn't to the pitch of the fullish ball angling .in towards middle. Tries to whack it over long-on, shaves it off a thin edge\nJamieson to Hardik, no run .This time Jamieson goes short and follows Hardik as he makes room. Pacy too, rose .off the pitch without losing the zip. Hardik got cramped and his hands were close to his .chest as he was withdrawing from the cut. Got hit on the glove .See all photos\nJamieson to Hardik, 1 run .Fullish on off, defended towards mid-on. Off the inside half\nJamieson to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Slower one's wide and in the slot, SKY walks into the off drive and clears the long-off .boundary. 75-metre six. A boundary after a while for him\nJamieson to Suryakumar, 1 run .Pace-on yorker on leg, jammed to long-on\nJamieson to Hardik, 1 run .Length on middle, 129ks, Hardik backs away late and dabs it to deep third\nJansen to Hardik, SIX runs .Another boundary firs ball of the over, this is way over deep square leg. Got a length ball .at the body, he stood mostly upright and swung across the line. Close to the toe but it .still sails 83 metres far\nJansen to Hardik, OUT .Hardik in disbelief after nicking off. Clear plan from PBKS considering how wide Inglis .was standing. A cutter on a length landing around fifth and angling away sharply. Hardik .hopped across and almost swung his shoulders off trying to cut it, got a floaty edge to .Inglis' right .Hardik Pandya c \u2020Inglis b Jansen 26 (15b 2x4 2x6 20m) SR: 173.33\nJansen to Naman Dhir, no run .Shortish and slow over fourth, tapped on its head. Goes to short third\nJansen to Naman Dhir, no run .Slow again, on a length and close to the tramline. Tries to run it to third, misses\nJansen to Naman Dhir, 2 runs .Waits for the shortish ball to pass him and bunts it over backward point. Deep third has .to hurry to the right, slides close to the boundary and saves two. Vyshak there\nJansen to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Slow and fullish outside off, tapped to cover's left. Stopped with a dive. Almost all balls .that over were slow\nJamieson to Naman Dhir, no run .Full and wide, SKY reaches out a touch too early and has to check his scything shot. .Finds cover\nJamieson to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Slow on fifth on a head of length. Legcutter. Does deviate away a bit, cut to deep point\nJamieson to Suryakumar, 1 run .Full on middle and leg, 131ks, SKY flicks off the inside-half of the bat to long-on\nJamieson to Naman Dhir, 2 runs .Into the pitch, at the body, 114ks. Pulled to deep square leg's left\nJamieson to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Full on fourth, whipped off the inside-half again. Bat face turns inward. MI wanted two .but deep square swooped in .SKY wants the new bat, this time he gets it. Not sure if the last one went through the .gauge\nJamieson to Suryakumar, no run .Wadhera at mid-on drops a regulation chance. He took a couple of steps to the right .and tried to take it around knee-height. Ball popped right off the cupped hands. Was a .shortish ball outside off that SKY pulled\nVyshak to Naman Dhir, SIX runs .High ball teases long-off before clearing him. Shreyas there. Well over him in the end. .Ball was fullish and wide, Naman launched it with a horizontal bat, bat face opened .upon impact but didn't matter\nVyshak to Naman Dhir, SIX runs .Middled this time. Pulls it from around waist-height, 75 metres over midwicket. Pace-on .on a shortish length at the body\nVyshak to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Pace-on. Goes for the wide yorker, gets the fully real low. Naman manages to whisk it to .long-on. Off the toe\nVyshak to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Wide yorker turns into a shin-high full toss on fifth, SKY forces it over the bowler with a .horizontal swipe. Off the toe but cleared the infield. Mid-on was in, long-off was back, .too straight for both\nVyshak to Suryakumar, 2 runs .Mid-on being in saves SKY this time, doesn't middle it but clears him and gets to fifty. .Was a full ball on fifth, SKY went across and swiped low, wanted to go squarer\nVyshak to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Middles the slog sweep to a 140ks low full toss on sixth, gets it flat and to the right of .mid-on\nArshdeep to Naman Dhir, OUT .Dhir's cameo ends as he finds deep backward square on the pull. Long boundary there. .Was a slow, short ball around rib-height, Dhir was early into the shout and had to reach .out last minute to try and impart power. Got a top edge .Naman Dhir c Arya b Arshdeep Singh 20 (12b 0x4 2x6 15m) SR: 166.66\nArshdeep to Santner, 1 run .Slow and short at the body, pulled to deep midwicket\nArshdeep to Suryakumar, no run .Makes room and gets a 136ks full ball following him, gets beaten on the lofted on-drive. .Hits pad and falls forward\nArshdeep to Suryakumar, no run .Yorker at 136ks on middle, SKY slides leg side but can't make enough room to lift it over .mid-on. Says no to a potential tight single\nArshdeep to Suryakumar, 2 runs .SKY does make room this time but Arshdeep nails his length. Yorker on leg. Square .driven along the ground through deep point\nArshdeep to Suryakumar, OUT .Another yorker nailed, SKY is beaten on the reverse paddle. The 135ks ball hits him in .front of middle. MI do review but it'll be immaterial. Back foot was inside the crease, it .hit him on the show. Hawk-Eye predicts umpire's call, clipping off .Suryakumar Yadav lbw b Arshdeep Singh 57 (39b 6x4 2x6 80m) SR: 146.15","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs MI, 69th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Rickelton, no run Hint of away swing as Arshdeep goes fuller and just outside off stump. Rickelton pings it off the middle of the bat but straight to short cover. Ryan Rickelton vs Arshdeep Singh BALLS 25 RUNS 28 OUTS 2 SR 112.00 4s\/6s 3\/1\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, 2 runs Not entirely in control but Rickelton is off the mark. Lovely away shape on this length ball just outside off. Rickelton pushes at it, gets a bit of a leading edge but through the covers\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, no run Big booming inswinger and Rickelton was almost done in there. He did not spot that and he drove on the up. Ends up completely miscuing it but thankfully for him, the ball falls short of cover\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, FOUR runs Goes short and Rickelton gets his boundary counter running with a pull. Banged in shoulder-high on leg stump, he gets on top of the bounce and pulls to the deep backward square leg fence\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, 2 runs Length ball shaping away from Rickelton outside off. He squirts it off the outer half of the blade to the right of deep point. But Wadhera sprints and saves two Slip goes\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, no run Fuller shaping away from Rickelton outside off, he looks to push it through the offside, and misses\n Jamieson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Good length ball outside off, he gets on top of the bounce and pushes towards point Stays over the wicket to the left-hander with a slip around\n Jamieson to Rickelton, no run In-dipper on a length on middle and leg, he ticks this towards mid-on\n Jamieson to Rickelton, FOUR runs There is a deep point in place, but he ain't getting anywhere close to that. Short and wide, he frees his arms and slams this past point for his second four\n Jamieson to Rickelton, no run On a length outside off, he steps across and pushes towards cover\n Jamieson to Rickelton, FOUR runs Lifted up and over and for a one-bounce four. On a length outside off stump, he gets under it and lofts it over mid-on.\n Jamieson to Rickelton, no run Back of a length ball angling away from Rickelton who stands tall and punches this to cover, who is right on the edge of the circle\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, no run On a length on middle, he splices this towards mid-on\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, no run Length ball on middle and leg, he works this towards short midwicket\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, no run Looks for a big heave, misses and is hit on the finger as well. Length ball cutting back into Rohit around leg stump. Immediately has a look at his little finger. That would have stung\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, no run Fullish in length outside off, he drives on the up but can't beat extra cover\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Full veering away from Rohit but this one is just outside the tramline and is called a wide. Rohit let that go\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide A wide, this time down leg. Banged in short, testing Rohit's pull early. He went for it but the line was down leg.\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, no run A swish and a miss. Back of a length ball angling across the batter, who throws his bat at it but only connects at thin air\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Too full and Rohit accepts the gift with glee. Half-volley outside off, Rohit stays legside of the ball and lifts it over mid-off.\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, no run Full in length on off stump, Rickelton unleashes a full-blooded straight drive and smacks Arshdeep on the fingers\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, FOUR runs PUMMELED! Half-volley outside off stump, he stays still and pumps this straight over the bowler's head. That's a short and a half! INNS 14 WKTS 19 ECON 9.24 AVE 37.21\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, no run Slower length ball outside off stump, he opens the face of his bat and runs it to point\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, FOUR runs Fetch that! Banged in short on off stump. Rickelton backs away and slams the pull over short midwicket.\n Arshdeep to Rickelton, 1 run Backs away but Arshdeep follows him with a slower ball, cramping him for room. Rickelton works this to deep backward square leg\n Arshdeep to Rohit Sharma, no run Excellent short ball to end the over. Banged in short just outside off, he is rushed into the pull and gets beaten. Not often that happens\n Harpreet Brar to Rickelton, no run Tossed up on middle and leg, he works this to square leg\n Harpreet Brar to Rickelton, 1 run Floated on leg stump, he eases this to long-on Stays around the wicket\n Harpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Dumps him over deep midwicket first ball. Flighted outside off stump, Rohit jumps down the track and despite not getting to the pitch takes full toll\n Harpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Wide spaces in the deep on the offside and Rohit has four more. Floated outside off, he goes up and over covers\n Harpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Flatter length ball on off stump, he pushes to long-off\n Harpreet Brar to Rickelton, 1 run Quicker on a length on leg stump, he works this to deep midwicket\n Jansen to Rickelton, OUT Straight up and Iyer gobbles it up. Hard length delivery just outside off stump, Rickelton looks for a pull, but the extra bounce of Jansen does the batter in. Ends up spooning it straight up and Iyer takes a simple catch at mid-on \n Jansen to Suryakumar, 1 wide Tests him with a short ball first up but that is down leg. Banged in short at pace, but the line was a touch awry\n Jansen to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Ooh, lucky boundary but Surya won't mind. Length ball angling across Surya well outside off. He eyes an uppish drive, but can only manage to squirt it off the outside edge that flies past point\n Jansen to Suryakumar, no run Gets across looking for a swipe across the line but misses. Was a short of a good length ball on off and middle and he's rapped on the thigh pad.\n Jansen to Suryakumar, 1 run Good length ball outside off, he guides this to deep third\n Jansen to Rohit Sharma, 1 run On a length outside off, he unleashes a square drive but straight to deep point.\n Jansen to Suryakumar, no run Short and wide, Surya cuts it hard but not past backward point\n Vyshak to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Gets some extra bounce on that good length ball just on off. He runs it off the splice down to deep third\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, no run Length ball angling into Surya around off, he defends it with soft hands as the ball ends up in the flap of his pad\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, 1 run Crunched, but there is a deep point in place. Was a touch fuller outside off, Surya's timing already looks good this evening\n Vyshak to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Shimmies down the track but Vyshak gets this on a good length and on middle as Rohit works this to deep square leg\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, no run Play and a miss. Much fuller and well outside off. Surya looks to slice this fine, but can't connect Can Vyshak end the over well?\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, no run Yes, he can. The first over of the innings without a boundary. Slower length ball outside off, he guides it but straight to short third\n Harpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Tossed up outside off, he unleashes a crunching cover drive but Shashank at deep cover sprints across quickly\n Harpreet Brar to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Out comes Surya's sweep as he gets his first four of the night. Floated on the stump, he gets well inside the line and sweeps it well behind square\n Harpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run Low full toss outside off, he sweeps again but this time straight to deep midwicket\n Harpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Angled in on off and middle, he works this to deep midwicket with soft hands. Looks for a second run, but Surya sends him back\n Harpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run Fuller and well outside off, he chops it and the ball goes over the keeper's head as Rohit calls him through for a run\n Harpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Floated outside off, he lofts this right off the cue-end of the blade to deep cover\n Jamieson to Rohit Sharma, no run Starts off with a back of a length ball outside off that was there to be smashed away. Think Rohit was trying to go too hard there and misses\n Jamieson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Back of a length ball again just outside off, he pulls to the right of deep square leg but only for a run\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, SIX runs There's the Surya Supla shot and it goes all the way. Nothing wrong with the delivery. Was a length ball just outside off, he steps across and flays it away over deep square leg\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Jamieson over-compensates and gets punished again. Fullish in length outside off, and this time Surya lofts him over mid-off\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, no run Slower back of a length ball outside off, he pats this to point\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, FOUR runs That's Surya's best ever IPL season, and he's crossed 25 for the 14th straight time this IPL. WOWZA! He is in some form. Fuller outside off, he squirts this past point and there is nothing the fielder in the deep can do about it\n Harpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Angled in on middle and leg, he clips this to wide long-on\n Harpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run Darted in on middle stump, ends up being a full toss which Surya pushes to long-off Harpreet Brar in IPL, 2025 INNS 6 WKTS 10 ECON 8.64 AVE 16.00 BEST 3\/22\n Harpreet Brar to Rohit Sharma, OUT That's a stunner by Wadhera at long-on. My word! Tossed up on the leg stump, rather just outside. Rohit backs away, gives himself room, looking to go over the fielder's head. Ends up finding the bottom-end of the blade as the ball travels to long-on. It seems it would fall short but Wadhera hares in, dives forward and hangs on \n Harpreet Brar to Tilak Varma, no run Flatter on a length outside off, he pushes back to the bowler\n Harpreet Brar to Tilak Varma, 1 run Juuust short of the fielder sprinting in from deep midwicket. Tossed up outside off, he sweeps not off the middle. Shashank runs in, but isn't to reach that\n Harpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run Floated outside off, he drives to deep cover Please welcome Ekanth for his first stint today\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, 2 runs Short outside off, 136ks, cut late. Deep third runs across and slides to keep it to two Suryakumar Yadav vs PBKS in T20s INNS 19 RUNS 535 SR 156.89 AVE 31.47\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, no run Full over the tramline, 124ks, SKY tries to sling it over point. Beaten\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, 1 wide And again, the full ball's wider though. Keeper tumbles right to stop it\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, 1 run Length on off, worked to long-on\n Vyshak to Tilak Varma, no run Zips off the pitch, 137ks which is considerably quicker. Landed around fourth and straightened, Tilak is tentative as he looks to clip it leg side and gets beaten. Big gap between bat and pad\n Vyshak to Tilak Varma, OUT Taken at deep third. Tilak's tentative again. He was lunging across to a wide length ball, shaping to slap it, but stopped midway. Ball might've stuck in the pitch, it took a top edge and went straight to Arsdheep. Vyshak's pumped \n Vyshak to Jacks, 1 run Hard length on off, flicked to deep square leg\n Jansen to Jacks, FOUR runs Top edge off the pull goes over the keeper. Landed very short around leg and finished on off, Jacks tried to play that from the crease Will Jacks in IPL, 2025 INNS 11 RUNS 225 SR 134.73 AVE 25.00 HS 53\n Jansen to Jacks, FOUR runs Makes room and carves it wide of and over mid-off. Took a couple of short steps down too, got it off a length. Bottom-half of the bat but connection's good enough\n Jansen to Jacks, 1 run Stirs it to deep third. Length on fourth, 136ks\n Jansen to Suryakumar, 1 run Thickish edge to deep third. SKY checks the cover drive as the length ball outside off jumped up\n Jansen to Jacks, 1 run Fuller side of length outside off, opens the face to drive it to backward point's left. Stopped with a slide\n Jansen to Suryakumar, 1 wide Bouncer beats the hook, given wide though. MI's hundred is up. Ball landed very short and went over middle and off, SKY got inside and was swivelling. Wanted to go fine\n Jansen to Suryakumar, no run Length on fourth, cut well, finds backward point\n Vyshak to Jacks, no run Low, wide full toss beats him for pace. 133ks, zipping over the tramline, Jacks got low and tried to scissor it behind point\n Vyshak to Jacks, SIX runs Bad ball, overpitched on off. Jacks picks it up with ease. Sails with the wind, well over deep midwicket who was in place\n Vyshak to Jacks, OUT Skied, taken at long-on. Change of line and pace from Vyshak. Cutter was full around sixth, Jacks took a small stride in front and had to reach out with his hands to slash it. Wanted to go off side, but toed it right up. Replays show it was a knuckle ball \n Vyshak to Hardik, 5 wide Well down leg, Inglis takes two steps and leaps but has no chance. Pace up to 144ks on the length ball\n Vyshak to Hardik, no run Return-chance dropped, it was skidding straight at Vyshak, he tried to take it with both hands while decelerating and it popped in front. Was a 138ks fullish ball that was check-driven\n Vyshak to Hardik, 1 wide Bouncer over leg, let go\n Vyshak to Hardik, 1 run Hardik opens the face and gets the bat low to guide it off a three-quarter length to deep third\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, no run Slower yorker on sixth, jammed to cover Timeout\n Harpreet Brar to Hardik, 1 run Flat on middle, 89ks, driven to deep cover\n Harpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 2 runs Flat and fullish on leg, 97ks, whipped to long-on's right\n Harpreet Brar to Suryakumar, no run Gives it more air, SKY tries to drive hard through cover. Inside edges onto pad. Was a full ball on fourth\n Harpreet Brar to Suryakumar, 1 run Slowed down again, 84ks. Length on middle and leg, flicked off the back foot to deep square leg\n Harpreet Brar to Hardik, SIX runs Hardik ruins Brar's over with a slog sweep. 90ks ball was a touch too full and on the pads, Pandya cleared the front leg a bit and swivelled hard while slugging it\n Harpreet Brar to Hardik, no run Cut powerfully, finds cover point. Slightly short on fourth, on the quicker side\n Arshdeep to Suryakumar, 1 run Back of length around off, pulled to midwicket off the bottom-half of the bat\n Arshdeep to Hardik, 1 run Jamieson runs right and slides at deep fine leg to save two, Hardik was backtracking while facing the fielder and has to settle for one. Was a short ball to which he'd gotten inside the line and pulled SKY changes his bat\n Arshdeep to Suryakumar, 1 run Yorker on middle, jammed to deep point\n Arshdeep to Hardik, no run Length on fourth, skiddy, guided to backward point. 137ks\n Arshdeep to Hardik, FOUR runs Hardik lets the ball hit bat and fly over short third. The bat stopped behind his shoulder and he then ramped the bouncer off the middle\n Arshdeep to Hardik, 1 run Length on off, guided to point\n Jamieson to Hardik, FOUR runs Edge goes through where first slip would've been. Clear intent to go big early in the over from Hardik. Dances down and makes room, isn't to the pitch of the fullish ball angling in towards middle. Tries to whack it over long-on, shaves it off a thin edge\n Jamieson to Hardik, no run This time Jamieson goes short and follows Hardik as he makes room. Pacy too, rose off the pitch without losing the zip. Hardik got cramped and his hands were close to his chest as he was withdrawing from the cut. Got hit on the glove See all photos\n Jamieson to Hardik, 1 run Fullish on off, defended towards mid-on. Off the inside half\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, SIX runs Slower one's wide and in the slot, SKY walks into the off drive and clears the long-off boundary. 75-metre six. A boundary after a while for him\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, 1 run Pace-on yorker on leg, jammed to long-on\n Jamieson to Hardik, 1 run Length on middle, 129ks, Hardik backs away late and dabs it to deep third\n Jansen to Hardik, SIX runs Another boundary firs ball of the over, this is way over deep square leg. Got a length ball at the body, he stood mostly upright and swung across the line. Close to the toe but it still sails 83 metres far\n Jansen to Hardik, OUT Hardik in disbelief after nicking off. Clear plan from PBKS considering how wide Inglis was standing. A cutter on a length landing around fifth and angling away sharply. Hardik hopped across and almost swung his shoulders off trying to cut it, got a floaty edge to Inglis' right \n Jansen to Naman Dhir, no run Shortish and slow over fourth, tapped on its head. Goes to short third\n Jansen to Naman Dhir, no run Slow again, on a length and close to the tramline. Tries to run it to third, misses\n Jansen to Naman Dhir, 2 runs Waits for the shortish ball to pass him and bunts it over backward point. Deep third has to hurry to the right, slides close to the boundary and saves two. Vyshak there\n Jansen to Naman Dhir, 1 run Slow and fullish outside off, tapped to cover's left. Stopped with a dive. Almost all balls that over were slow\n Jamieson to Naman Dhir, no run Full and wide, SKY reaches out a touch too early and has to check his scything shot. Finds cover\n Jamieson to Naman Dhir, 1 run Slow on fifth on a head of length. Legcutter. Does deviate away a bit, cut to deep point\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, 1 run Full on middle and leg, 131ks, SKY flicks off the inside-half of the bat to long-on\n Jamieson to Naman Dhir, 2 runs Into the pitch, at the body, 114ks. Pulled to deep square leg's left\n Jamieson to Naman Dhir, 1 run Full on fourth, whipped off the inside-half again. Bat face turns inward. MI wanted two but deep square swooped in SKY wants the new bat, this time he gets it. Not sure if the last one went through the gauge\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, no run Wadhera at mid-on drops a regulation chance. He took a couple of steps to the right and tried to take it around knee-height. Ball popped right off the cupped hands. Was a shortish ball outside off that SKY pulled\n Vyshak to Naman Dhir, SIX runs High ball teases long-off before clearing him. Shreyas there. Well over him in the end. Ball was fullish and wide, Naman launched it with a horizontal bat, bat face opened upon impact but didn't matter\n Vyshak to Naman Dhir, SIX runs Middled this time. Pulls it from around waist-height, 75 metres over midwicket. Pace-on on a shortish length at the body\n Vyshak to Naman Dhir, 1 run Pace-on. Goes for the wide yorker, gets the fully real low. Naman manages to whisk it to long-on. Off the toe\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Wide yorker turns into a shin-high full toss on fifth, SKY forces it over the bowler with a horizontal swipe. Off the toe but cleared the infield. Mid-on was in, long-off was back, too straight for both\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, 2 runs Mid-on being in saves SKY this time, doesn't middle it but clears him and gets to fifty. Was a full ball on fifth, SKY went across and swiped low, wanted to go squarer\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Middles the slog sweep to a 140ks low full toss on sixth, gets it flat and to the right of mid-on\n Arshdeep to Naman Dhir, OUT Dhir's cameo ends as he finds deep backward square on the pull. Long boundary there. Was a slow, short ball around rib-height, Dhir was early into the shout and had to reach out last minute to try and impart power. Got a top edge \n Arshdeep to Santner, 1 run Slow and short at the body, pulled to deep midwicket\n Arshdeep to Suryakumar, no run Makes room and gets a 136ks full ball following him, gets beaten on the lofted on-drive. Hits pad and falls forward\n Arshdeep to Suryakumar, no run Yorker at 136ks on middle, SKY slides leg side but can't make enough room to lift it over mid-on. Says no to a potential tight single\n Arshdeep to Suryakumar, 2 runs SKY does make room this time but Arshdeep nails his length. Yorker on leg. Square driven along the ground through deep point\n Arshdeep to Suryakumar, OUT Another yorker nailed, SKY is beaten on the reverse paddle. The 135ks ball hits him in front of middle. MI do review but it'll be immaterial. Back foot was inside the crease, it hit him on the show. 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Tilak dives to stop it\nBoult to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Whipped with the swing, taken off middle stump over square leg. Was very full, played .completely across the line by Prabhsimran\nBoult to Prabhsimran, no run .Driven well but finds cover. He was standing close and it came low to him. Was a wide .fullish ball that was played with a horizontal bat\nBoult to Prabhsimran, no run .Back of length over off, defended off the back foot to point\nBoult to Prabhsimran, no run .Cut to backward point on the bounce. Shortish ball just outside off, Prabhsimran getting .some whiplash off that shot\nBoult to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Length on middle, flicked to midwicket\nTopley to Prabhsimran, no run .Good bounce from a fuller side of length. Going away through fourth, Prabhsimran .guides it to backward point\nTopley to Prabhsimran, no run .Blocked while bouncing. Played with a straight bat, ball went off the sticker towards .point, Back of length ball was going over middle\nTopley to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Length over leg, flicked to deep fine leg . .Priyansh Arya in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .413 .OUTS .12 .4s\/6s .55\/19 .SR .179.56 .AVE .34.41\nTopley to Arya, 2 runs .Cut nicely, fielder does even better. Bawa charges to the left from deep third, dives over .his shoulder and pulls it well in. Was a wide length ball that was square driven on the .top of the bounce\nTopley to Arya, no run .Past the edge. Priyansh tries to drive on the up through cover, the length ball on fifth .sticks into the pitch a bit. Was wider than the batter thought too\nTopley to Arya, FOUR runs .Flicked aerially off the back foot, not much of a follow-through but the timing was bang .on. Got the length ball sailing over midwicket\nBoult to Prabhsimran, OUT .Topley running back from short fine does well to avoid a collision and hold on. Santner, .from deep-backward square, was running in the same direction too. Don't think there .was a call from Topley, he reached forward and held on while decelerating. Was a 121ks .shortish ball at the body that Prabhsimran tried pulling. He got a top edge by being early .into the shot .Prabhsimran Singh c Topley b Boult 6 (9b 1x4 0x6 10m) SR: 66.66\nBoult to Inglis, no run .Late swing back in, good bounce too. Off a hard length, lands on leg and hits Inglis on .the back pad as he was jumping. He tried to defend straight\nBoult to Inglis, FOUR runs .Gamble pays off for Inglis, crawled across to the off side early. Got inside the line of the .length ball at his hip, went through with the scoop and got it fine of long leg running to .the right\nBoult to Inglis, FOUR runs .Not that short but Inglis pulls over midwicket. Was a length ball around top of middle, .Inglis isn't that tall and it works out for him. Didn't even have to crouch much\nBoult to Inglis, no run .Not in control, gets away with it. Feet were jammed as Inglis tried to drive the fullish ball .on fourth, down the ground. Got a thick outside edge to forward point.\nBoult to Inglis, no run .Crowd catch to cover. Very full ball on fourth, driven into the ground and it then popped .to the fielder\nTopley to Arya, FOUR runs .Misses his line. Fullish down leg, flicked behind square. Clears the infield, that's all he .needed\nTopley to Arya, no run .Wide on a length, tries to cut. Got it off the bottom-edge to point\nTopley to Arya, 2 runs .Wide and shortish, Priyansh top-edges a cut this time. Clears the infield. Deep point runs .to the left to stop it\nTopley to Arya, SIX runs .Slower one is launched high. It's in the air for a while, mid-on runs back and nearly .makes the boundary by the time it landed past the boundary board. Back-of-hand slower .ball on a full length coming in towards the stumps, Arya waited before flicking it up\nTopley to Arya, 1 run .Length on fourth, tapped to deep point\nTopley to Inglis, 1 run .Length over leg, Inglis gets inside the line and flicks to deep fine leg\nBumrah to Inglis, FOUR runs .And Inglis gets a freebie. Maybe not. The length ball was angling in towards middle, he .flicked it through midwicket. But the bat was going more towards mid-on,\nBumrah to Inglis, no run .That stuck in the pitch. Inglis was early into the cover drive, spooned it on the bounce to .cover point. 125ks three-quarter length on fifth\nBumrah to Inglis, SIX runs .Inglis swings cleanly, goes five rows past long-on. Fuller side of length on fifth, a bit of .movement in off the pitch.\nBumrah to Inglis, no run .Bouncer on fifth, Inglis looks to pull it through square leg. Misses.\nBumrah to Inglis, FOUR runs .Inglis is taking Bumrah down, he uses the angle and flicks it to the right of square leg. .133ks fullish ball on middle, closes the face and plays from the crease .A bit of the seam on the ball has gone loose and is cut off\nBumrah to Inglis, SIX runs .Just over deep third! Tall Topley leapt high, tried to take a high catch with his left hand .but it cleared him. Inglis top-edged that cut and survived anyway. .Bumrah's spells go for 20, he's gone for that in an over\nAshwani Kumar to Arya, OUT .Ashwani comes in and strikes first ball, an expensive Bumrah over might not look as .bad now. 133ks scrambled-seam ball into the pitch. Angled in towards fourth, Arya tried .to club it across the line, got a top edge to Pandya, running in from mid-off. .Priyansh Arya c Pandya b Ashwani Kumar 20 (10b 2x4 1x6 26m) SR: 200\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Length on off, defended to backward point\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Shreyas goes deep in the crease, lifts his front leg and pulls it with ease. Over square .leg. Was a back of length ball that bounced a touch low\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Yes, no, and Shreyas runs back and dives. Tilak went left and throw in one motion. Inglis .called no early enough as it turned out. Was a length ball he dabbed with an open face\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Punches the length ball on fourth to cover\nAshwani Kumar to Inglis, FOUR runs .Inglis smacks it over mid-off. Small stride forward, gets real low and opens the back .shoulder to power the drive over mid-off. Fullish ball on fourth wasn't a half-volley\nSantner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full on middle, driven to long-off\nSantner to Inglis, 1 run .Flat length ball on middle and leg, punched off the back foot to long-on\nSantner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Loopy and fullish outside off, Shreyas' bottom hand comes off as he drives to deep .cover. 95ks but it looked slow\nSantner to Inglis, 2 runs .Dances down and drives past cover, the sweeper runs right o keep it to two. Inglis went .down early and wasn't up to the pitch as Santner adjusted his length\nSantner to Inglis, no run .Loopy stock ball beats the reverse, keeper doesn't collect properly. Inglis was beside the .line of the ball and had the bat facing the keeper, wanted to go fine\nSantner to Inglis, 1 run .Dances down and gets to the pitch but doesn't time it. Toes a drive that goes to long-on .on the bounce\nHardik to Inglis, no run .Bumper it is. Beats the pull, hits the side of the helmet and pops to the keeper. Was a .cutter that came in sharply\nHardik to Inglis, no run .Hard length at the stumps, worked off the back foot to midwicket\nHardik to Inglis, 1 run .Length on middle, flicked to deep fine leg. 133ks\nHardik to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Length on fourth, defended to the right of point\nHardik to Inglis, OUT .Only a couple of MI players appeal for caught behind, it's subdued.... but it's given! .Anticlimactic almost. Inglis reviews quick. He went for the pull, the ball was close to the .top edge. Ultra-Edge registers a small spike but that's enough. Offcutter at 121ks landed .very short, was rising around head-height. Went through fifth stump, Inglis tried to drag .it fine. .Josh Inglis c \u2020Bairstow b Pandya 38 (21b 5x4 2x6 27m) SR: 180.95\nHardik to Wadhera, no run .Length on off, 136ks, punched to cover\nSantner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Length on leg, defended to long-on\nSantner to Wadhera, 1 run .Big appeal for lbw, looked like it was going down leg. Hardik checks, 'hit the bat' is the .chat from the fielders. Was a full ball that Wadhera tried to sweep\nSantner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Makes room and gets followed by a length ball, punched to long-off\nSantner to Wadhera, 1 run .Full on off, worked to long-on\nSantner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Flat length ball on fourth, driven to long-off\nSantner to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Deep midwicket is a few metres inside the boundary and this sails above him. Dhir .came running in and misjudged it completely, Monga says from the ground. That was a .teaser from Santner too, was a slow shortish ball and Wadhera pulled it flat .Timeout .Watching the game? Make it even more fun! Play Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan on the Jeeto .tab and answer MCQs as the match goes on. It's free to play, and you could win an SUV .and 100+ prizes daily!\nHardik to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked from the back foot to long-on\nHardik to Wadhera, SIX runs .Hooked from head-height, clears the backward-square boundary. Short ball was well .directed, Wadhera stood in the crease and swung across cleanly\nHardik to Wadhera, 1 run .Fullish outside off, square driven to deep point\nHardik to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Shreyas was ready to leave the slower bouncer, then realised he was beside it and could .held it away. Got the bat behind him and ramped it over the area between keeper and .first slip\nHardik to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Wide on a length, carved to sweeper cover,\nHardik to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Boult drops it at deep fine leg, he ran to the left and might have slipped late. Got both .fingers on it but parried it onto the boundary. Slower bouncer almost worked again for .Hardik. He found the top edge off the pull .106 needed off 60, MI 61% on win predictor. Here's Abhimanyu","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs PBKS, Qualifier 2.csv","commentary_final":"Boult to Arya, 1 run A bit of swing away. Fullish on fourth, patted with an open face to backward point's right. Tilak dives to stop it\n Boult to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Whipped with the swing, taken off middle stump over square leg. Was very full, played completely across the line by Prabhsimran\n Boult to Prabhsimran, no run Driven well but finds cover. He was standing close and it came low to him. Was a wide fullish ball that was played with a horizontal bat\n Boult to Prabhsimran, no run Back of length over off, defended off the back foot to point\n Boult to Prabhsimran, no run Cut to backward point on the bounce. Shortish ball just outside off, Prabhsimran getting some whiplash off that shot\n Boult to Prabhsimran, 1 run Length on middle, flicked to midwicket\n Topley to Prabhsimran, no run Good bounce from a fuller side of length. Going away through fourth, Prabhsimran guides it to backward point\n Topley to Prabhsimran, no run Blocked while bouncing. Played with a straight bat, ball went off the sticker towards point, Back of length ball was going over middle\n Topley to Prabhsimran, 1 run Length over leg, flicked to deep fine leg RUNS 413 OUTS 12 4s\/6s 55\/19 SR 179.56 AVE 34.41\n Topley to Arya, 2 runs Cut nicely, fielder does even better. Bawa charges to the left from deep third, dives over his shoulder and pulls it well in. Was a wide length ball that was square driven on the top of the bounce\n Topley to Arya, no run Past the edge. Priyansh tries to drive on the up through cover, the length ball on fifth sticks into the pitch a bit. Was wider than the batter thought too\n Topley to Arya, FOUR runs Flicked aerially off the back foot, not much of a follow-through but the timing was bang on. Got the length ball sailing over midwicket\n Boult to Prabhsimran, OUT Topley running back from short fine does well to avoid a collision and hold on. Santner, from deep-backward square, was running in the same direction too. Don't think there was a call from Topley, he reached forward and held on while decelerating. Was a 121ks shortish ball at the body that Prabhsimran tried pulling. He got a top edge by being early into the shot \n Boult to Inglis, no run Late swing back in, good bounce too. Off a hard length, lands on leg and hits Inglis on the back pad as he was jumping. He tried to defend straight\n Boult to Inglis, FOUR runs Gamble pays off for Inglis, crawled across to the off side early. Got inside the line of the length ball at his hip, went through with the scoop and got it fine of long leg running to the right\n Boult to Inglis, FOUR runs Not that short but Inglis pulls over midwicket. Was a length ball around top of middle, Inglis isn't that tall and it works out for him. Didn't even have to crouch much\n Boult to Inglis, no run Not in control, gets away with it. Feet were jammed as Inglis tried to drive the fullish ball on fourth, down the ground. Got a thick outside edge to forward point.\n Boult to Inglis, no run Crowd catch to cover. Very full ball on fourth, driven into the ground and it then popped to the fielder\n Topley to Arya, FOUR runs Misses his line. Fullish down leg, flicked behind square. Clears the infield, that's all he needed\n Topley to Arya, no run Wide on a length, tries to cut. Got it off the bottom-edge to point\n Topley to Arya, 2 runs Wide and shortish, Priyansh top-edges a cut this time. Clears the infield. Deep point runs to the left to stop it\n Topley to Arya, SIX runs Slower one is launched high. It's in the air for a while, mid-on runs back and nearly makes the boundary by the time it landed past the boundary board. Back-of-hand slower ball on a full length coming in towards the stumps, Arya waited before flicking it up\n Topley to Arya, 1 run Length on fourth, tapped to deep point\n Topley to Inglis, 1 run Length over leg, Inglis gets inside the line and flicks to deep fine leg\n Bumrah to Inglis, FOUR runs And Inglis gets a freebie. Maybe not. The length ball was angling in towards middle, he flicked it through midwicket. But the bat was going more towards mid-on,\n Bumrah to Inglis, no run That stuck in the pitch. Inglis was early into the cover drive, spooned it on the bounce to cover point. 125ks three-quarter length on fifth\n Bumrah to Inglis, SIX runs Inglis swings cleanly, goes five rows past long-on. Fuller side of length on fifth, a bit of movement in off the pitch.\n Bumrah to Inglis, no run Bouncer on fifth, Inglis looks to pull it through square leg. Misses.\n Bumrah to Inglis, FOUR runs Inglis is taking Bumrah down, he uses the angle and flicks it to the right of square leg. 133ks fullish ball on middle, closes the face and plays from the crease A bit of the seam on the ball has gone loose and is cut off\n Bumrah to Inglis, SIX runs Just over deep third! Tall Topley leapt high, tried to take a high catch with his left hand but it cleared him. Inglis top-edged that cut and survived anyway. Bumrah's spells go for 20, he's gone for that in an over\n Ashwani Kumar to Arya, OUT Ashwani comes in and strikes first ball, an expensive Bumrah over might not look as bad now. 133ks scrambled-seam ball into the pitch. Angled in towards fourth, Arya tried to club it across the line, got a top edge to Pandya, running in from mid-off. \n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, no run Length on off, defended to backward point\n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Shreyas goes deep in the crease, lifts his front leg and pulls it with ease. Over square leg. Was a back of length ball that bounced a touch low\n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, no run Yes, no, and Shreyas runs back and dives. Tilak went left and throw in one motion. Inglis called no early enough as it turned out. Was a length ball he dabbed with an open face\n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Punches the length ball on fourth to cover\n Ashwani Kumar to Inglis, FOUR runs Inglis smacks it over mid-off. Small stride forward, gets real low and opens the back shoulder to power the drive over mid-off. Fullish ball on fourth wasn't a half-volley\n Santner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full on middle, driven to long-off\n Santner to Inglis, 1 run Flat length ball on middle and leg, punched off the back foot to long-on\n Santner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Loopy and fullish outside off, Shreyas' bottom hand comes off as he drives to deep cover. 95ks but it looked slow\n Santner to Inglis, 2 runs Dances down and drives past cover, the sweeper runs right o keep it to two. Inglis went down early and wasn't up to the pitch as Santner adjusted his length\n Santner to Inglis, no run Loopy stock ball beats the reverse, keeper doesn't collect properly. Inglis was beside the line of the ball and had the bat facing the keeper, wanted to go fine\n Santner to Inglis, 1 run Dances down and gets to the pitch but doesn't time it. Toes a drive that goes to long-on on the bounce\n Hardik to Inglis, no run Bumper it is. Beats the pull, hits the side of the helmet and pops to the keeper. Was a cutter that came in sharply\n Hardik to Inglis, no run Hard length at the stumps, worked off the back foot to midwicket\n Hardik to Inglis, 1 run Length on middle, flicked to deep fine leg. 133ks\n Hardik to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Length on fourth, defended to the right of point\n Hardik to Inglis, OUT Only a couple of MI players appeal for caught behind, it's subdued.... but it's given! Anticlimactic almost. Inglis reviews quick. He went for the pull, the ball was close to the top edge. Ultra-Edge registers a small spike but that's enough. Offcutter at 121ks landed very short, was rising around head-height. Went through fifth stump, Inglis tried to drag it fine. \n Hardik to Wadhera, no run Length on off, 136ks, punched to cover\n Santner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Length on leg, defended to long-on\n Santner to Wadhera, 1 run Big appeal for lbw, looked like it was going down leg. Hardik checks, 'hit the bat' is the chat from the fielders. Was a full ball that Wadhera tried to sweep\n Santner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Makes room and gets followed by a length ball, punched to long-off\n Santner to Wadhera, 1 run Full on off, worked to long-on\n Santner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Flat length ball on fourth, driven to long-off\n Santner to Wadhera, FOUR runs Deep midwicket is a few metres inside the boundary and this sails above him. Dhir came running in and misjudged it completely, Monga says from the ground. That was a teaser from Santner too, was a slow shortish ball and Wadhera pulled it flat Timeout Watching the game? Make it even more fun! Play Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan on the Jeeto tab and answer MCQs as the match goes on. It's free to play, and you could win an SUV and 100+ prizes daily!\n Hardik to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Length on leg, flicked from the back foot to long-on\n Hardik to Wadhera, SIX runs Hooked from head-height, clears the backward-square boundary. Short ball was well directed, Wadhera stood in the crease and swung across cleanly\n Hardik to Wadhera, 1 run Fullish outside off, square driven to deep point\n Hardik to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Shreyas was ready to leave the slower bouncer, then realised he was beside it and could held it away. Got the bat behind him and ramped it over the area between keeper and first slip\n Hardik to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Wide on a length, carved to sweeper cover,\n Hardik to Wadhera, FOUR runs Boult drops it at deep fine leg, he ran to the left and might have slipped late. Got both fingers on it but parried it onto the boundary. Slower bouncer almost worked again for Hardik. He found the top edge off the pull 106 needed off 60, MI 61% on win predictor. 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He was standing close and it came low to him. Was a wide .fullish ball that was played with a horizontal bat\nBoult to Prabhsimran, no run .Back of length over off, defended off the back foot to point\nBoult to Prabhsimran, no run .Cut to backward point on the bounce. Shortish ball just outside off, Prabhsimran getting .some whiplash off that shot\nBoult to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Length on middle, flicked to midwicket\nTopley to Prabhsimran, no run .Good bounce from a fuller side of length. Going away through fourth, Prabhsimran .guides it to backward point\nTopley to Prabhsimran, no run .Blocked while bouncing. Played with a straight bat, ball went off the sticker towards .point, Back of length ball was going over middle\nTopley to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Length over leg, flicked to deep fine leg . .Priyansh Arya in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .413 .OUTS .12 .4s\/6s .55\/19 .SR .179.56 .AVE .34.41\nTopley to Arya, 2 runs .Cut nicely, fielder does even better. Bawa charges to the left from deep third, dives over .his shoulder and pulls it well in. Was a wide length ball that was square driven on the .top of the bounce\nTopley to Arya, no run .Past the edge. Priyansh tries to drive on the up through cover, the length ball on fifth .sticks into the pitch a bit. Was wider than the batter thought too\nTopley to Arya, FOUR runs .Flicked aerially off the back foot, not much of a follow-through but the timing was bang .on. Got the length ball sailing over midwicket\nBoult to Prabhsimran, OUT .Topley running back from short fine does well to avoid a collision and hold on. Santner, .from deep-backward square, was running in the same direction too. Don't think there .was a call from Topley, he reached forward and held on while decelerating. Was a 121ks .shortish ball at the body that Prabhsimran tried pulling. He got a top edge by being early .into the shot .Prabhsimran Singh c Topley b Boult 6 (9b 1x4 0x6 10m) SR: 66.66\nBoult to Inglis, no run .Late swing back in, good bounce too. Off a hard length, lands on leg and hits Inglis on .the back pad as he was jumping. He tried to defend straight\nBoult to Inglis, FOUR runs .Gamble pays off for Inglis, crawled across to the off side early. Got inside the line of the .length ball at his hip, went through with the scoop and got it fine of long leg running to .the right\nBoult to Inglis, FOUR runs .Not that short but Inglis pulls over midwicket. Was a length ball around top of middle, .Inglis isn't that tall and it works out for him. Didn't even have to crouch much\nBoult to Inglis, no run .Not in control, gets away with it. Feet were jammed as Inglis tried to drive the fullish ball .on fourth, down the ground. Got a thick outside edge to forward point.\nBoult to Inglis, no run .Crowd catch to cover. Very full ball on fourth, driven into the ground and it then popped .to the fielder\nTopley to Arya, FOUR runs .Misses his line. Fullish down leg, flicked behind square. Clears the infield, that's all he .needed\nTopley to Arya, no run .Wide on a length, tries to cut. Got it off the bottom-edge to point\nTopley to Arya, 2 runs .Wide and shortish, Priyansh top-edges a cut this time. Clears the infield. Deep point runs .to the left to stop it\nTopley to Arya, SIX runs .Slower one is launched high. It's in the air for a while, mid-on runs back and nearly .makes the boundary by the time it landed past the boundary board. Back-of-hand slower .ball on a full length coming in towards the stumps, Arya waited before flicking it up\nTopley to Arya, 1 run .Length on fourth, tapped to deep point\nTopley to Inglis, 1 run .Length over leg, Inglis gets inside the line and flicks to deep fine leg\nBumrah to Inglis, FOUR runs .And Inglis gets a freebie. Maybe not. The length ball was angling in towards middle, he .flicked it through midwicket. But the bat was going more towards mid-on,\nBumrah to Inglis, no run .That stuck in the pitch. Inglis was early into the cover drive, spooned it on the bounce to .cover point. 125ks three-quarter length on fifth\nBumrah to Inglis, SIX runs .Inglis swings cleanly, goes five rows past long-on. Fuller side of length on fifth, a bit of .movement in off the pitch.\nBumrah to Inglis, no run .Bouncer on fifth, Inglis looks to pull it through square leg. Misses.\nBumrah to Inglis, FOUR runs .Inglis is taking Bumrah down, he uses the angle and flicks it to the right of square leg. .133ks fullish ball on middle, closes the face and plays from the crease .A bit of the seam on the ball has gone loose and is cut off\nBumrah to Inglis, SIX runs .Just over deep third! Tall Topley leapt high, tried to take a high catch with his left hand .but it cleared him. Inglis top-edged that cut and survived anyway. .Bumrah's spells go for 20, he's gone for that in an over\nAshwani Kumar to Arya, OUT .Ashwani comes in and strikes first ball, an expensive Bumrah over might not look as .bad now. 133ks scrambled-seam ball into the pitch. Angled in towards fourth, Arya tried .to club it across the line, got a top edge to Pandya, running in from mid-off. .Priyansh Arya c Pandya b Ashwani Kumar 20 (10b 2x4 1x6 26m) SR: 200\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Length on off, defended to backward point\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Shreyas goes deep in the crease, lifts his front leg and pulls it with ease. Over square .leg. Was a back of length ball that bounced a touch low\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Yes, no, and Shreyas runs back and dives. Tilak went left and throw in one motion. Inglis .called no early enough as it turned out. Was a length ball he dabbed with an open face\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Punches the length ball on fourth to cover\nAshwani Kumar to Inglis, FOUR runs .Inglis smacks it over mid-off. Small stride forward, gets real low and opens the back .shoulder to power the drive over mid-off. Fullish ball on fourth wasn't a half-volley\nSantner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full on middle, driven to long-off\nSantner to Inglis, 1 run .Flat length ball on middle and leg, punched off the back foot to long-on\nSantner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Loopy and fullish outside off, Shreyas' bottom hand comes off as he drives to deep .cover. 95ks but it looked slow\nSantner to Inglis, 2 runs .Dances down and drives past cover, the sweeper runs right o keep it to two. Inglis went .down early and wasn't up to the pitch as Santner adjusted his length\nSantner to Inglis, no run .Loopy stock ball beats the reverse, keeper doesn't collect properly. Inglis was beside the .line of the ball and had the bat facing the keeper, wanted to go fine\nSantner to Inglis, 1 run .Dances down and gets to the pitch but doesn't time it. Toes a drive that goes to long-on .on the bounce\nHardik to Inglis, no run .Bumper it is. Beats the pull, hits the side of the helmet and pops to the keeper. Was a .cutter that came in sharply\nHardik to Inglis, no run .Hard length at the stumps, worked off the back foot to midwicket\nHardik to Inglis, 1 run .Length on middle, flicked to deep fine leg. 133ks\nHardik to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Length on fourth, defended to the right of point\nHardik to Inglis, OUT .Only a couple of MI players appeal for caught behind, it's subdued.... but it's given! .Anticlimactic almost. Inglis reviews quick. He went for the pull, the ball was close to the .top edge. Ultra-Edge registers a small spike but that's enough. Offcutter at 121ks landed .very short, was rising around head-height. Went through fifth stump, Inglis tried to drag .it fine. .Josh Inglis c \u2020Bairstow b Pandya 38 (21b 5x4 2x6 27m) SR: 180.95\nHardik to Wadhera, no run .Length on off, 136ks, punched to cover\nSantner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Length on leg, defended to long-on\nSantner to Wadhera, 1 run .Big appeal for lbw, looked like it was going down leg. Hardik checks, 'hit the bat' is the .chat from the fielders. Was a full ball that Wadhera tried to sweep\nSantner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Makes room and gets followed by a length ball, punched to long-off\nSantner to Wadhera, 1 run .Full on off, worked to long-on\nSantner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Flat length ball on fourth, driven to long-off\nSantner to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Deep midwicket is a few metres inside the boundary and this sails above him. Dhir .came running in and misjudged it completely, Monga says from the ground. That was a .teaser from Santner too, was a slow shortish ball and Wadhera pulled it flat .Timeout .Watching the game? Make it even more fun! Play Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan on the Jeeto .tab and answer MCQs as the match goes on. It's free to play, and you could win an SUV .and 100+ prizes daily!\nHardik to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked from the back foot to long-on\nHardik to Wadhera, SIX runs .Hooked from head-height, clears the backward-square boundary. Short ball was well .directed, Wadhera stood in the crease and swung across cleanly\nHardik to Wadhera, 1 run .Fullish outside off, square driven to deep point\nHardik to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Shreyas was ready to leave the slower bouncer, then realised he was beside it and could .held it away. Got the bat behind him and ramped it over the area between keeper and .first slip\nHardik to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Wide on a length, carved to sweeper cover,\nHardik to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Boult drops it at deep fine leg, he ran to the left and might have slipped late. Got both .fingers on it but parried it onto the boundary. Slower bouncer almost worked again for .Hardik. He found the top edge off the pull .106 needed off 60, MI 61% on win predictor. Here's Abhimanyu\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full around off, Shreyas flicks it out through midwicket for two.\nAshwani Kumar to Wadhera, no run .Slower bouncer outside off beats Wadhera's attempted pull\nAshwani Kumar to Wadhera, 2 runs .Low full toss on off, Wadhera flicks it behind square leg and gets two as deep square .leg gets across\nAshwani Kumar to Wadhera, no run .Slower bouncer outside off, left alone by Wadhera\nAshwani Kumar to Wadhera, no run .Beats the edge now! Goes fuller and quick this time and Wadhera pokes at it and sees .the ball fly past his edge .Great over so far from Ashwani, who has been excellent today as a whole\nAshwani Kumar to Wadhera, 1 run .Closes out the over well. Low full toss around off, clipped square for a single\nBumrah to Wadhera, 2 runs .Starts with a length ball outside off, Wadhera runs it down wide of deep third for a brace\nBumrah to Wadhera, no run .Full around off, fended to cover\nBumrah to Wadhera, 2 runs .Very full around off, Wadhera manages to squeeze it back over the non-striker and they .pick up two more\nBumrah to Wadhera, 1 run .On a length around off, tapped square on the off side for a single\nBumrah to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Welcomes Shreyas with a 144kph yorker on off! But Iyer is up to the task and manages .to squeeze it out towards point for a single . .Jasprit Bumrah vs PBKS in T20s .INNS .18 .WKTS .24 .ECON .6.45 .AVE .17.91\nBumrah to Wadhera, 1 run .Full outside off, flicked out to long-on for a single. 20 runs off his first over, this was .more Bumrah-esque with just seven runs off it, and two 144kph yorkers thrown in the .mix\nTopley to Wadhera, 1 run .Full outside off, flicked through midwicket but they only get a single\nTopley to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Deposited into the stands! Takes on a slot ball and heaves it over backward square! .Topley runs in and aborts late. He'll rebowl that\nTopley to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Back-to-back sixes! PBKS need a big over and Iyer is trying to deliver that. Overpitched .outside off and Iyer picks the bones out of that as he lofts it well over long-on!\nTopley to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Hat-trick of sixes! Overpitched again, just around off, Iyer stands still and lofts it .handsomely straight down the ground .And just like that, the required rate drops from 12 to under 11!\nTopley to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Topley sneaks in a wide yorker that Iyer can't squeeze out on the off side!\nTopley to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Topley gets away with a full toss there! Full toss outside off and Iyer looks to drive and .gets an edge but it bounces on its way to Bairstow\nBoult to Wadhera, 1 run .Full toss on leg, flicked in front of square for a single\nBoult to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .Dug into the pitch on leg and angled across him, Iyer pulls it in front of deep square leg .on the bounce\nBoult to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .On a length around middle, whipped away to deep midwicket\nBoult to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Leading edge flies over short third! MI enjoyed some lucky edges, and now it's PBKS' .turn! Full around middle, seaming away a touch. Wadhera looks to whip it away leg side .but gets the leading edge and clears the short third fielder!\nBoult to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Nothing lucky about that! Full outside off and Wadhera punches it aerially in the gap .between mid-off and cover!\nBoult to Wadhera, 1 wide .Now Boult slides one full and down leg\nBoult to Wadhera, 1 run .Full on middle and leg, clipped to deep midwicket and PBKS finish with 14 runs this over\nBumrah to Wadhera, 2 runs .Smashed past him! Low full toss around off, Wadhera hits it straight back. Bumrah tried .to get his hands on it but it just goes past his fingers. Long-on comes across to stop the .boundary\nBumrah to Wadhera, no run .Wadhera has a swipe across the line as Bumrah digs it into the pitch outside off. The .ball seamed away and Wadhera was early into the pitch. Lets out a cry of frustration on .missing that . .PBKS in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .16 .WKTS .47 .RR .9.26 .AVE .30.02\nBumrah to Wadhera, 1 run .Bumrah with a 140kph yorker on off, Wadhera digs it out, chipping it to long-on on the .bounce\nBumrah to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Looks for the yorker but just misses his length, Iyer hits a good flick, but it's straight to .the midwicket fielder\nBumrah to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Yorker on off, swung away to deep midwicket's left and Iyer just gets a single. This one .was fired in at 144kph\nBumrah to Wadhera, 1 run .Bumrah errs with a full toss down leg, Wadhera looks to flick it and gets bat on it and .Bumrah gets away as that goes towards long leg. Just five off this over!\nAshwani Kumar to Wadhera, SIX runs .What. A. Shot! Ashwani lumbers in and bowls it in the slot outside off and Wadhera .lofts it straight down the ground! Goes high in the air, but also far enough to land in .front of the sight screen!\nAshwani Kumar to Wadhera, 1 wide .Now Ashwani goes for the yorker. Nails the length, but not the line as it slides down leg\nAshwani Kumar to Wadhera, 1 run .Slower ball, short outside off. Wadhera waits on it and pulls it out to deep square leg\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full and angled across him, Iyer whips it in the air in front of square. Deep square runs .to his left and deep midwicket is also converging but it lands short of them\nAshwani Kumar to Wadhera, OUT .Wide yorker does the trick! Is that the game? Wadhera senses he has to go after it but .all he does is slice it in the air. Santner at cover tracks back and holds on. He falls two .short of what would have been a well-deserved fifty, and MI have suddenly grabbed the .momentum back. Ashwani didn't quite get the yorker full enough but got it wide enough .that Wadhera had to chase it and couldn't get the elevation and distance he would have .needed. His excellent display continues! .Nehal Wadhera c Santner b Ashwani Kumar 48 (29b 4x4 2x6 39m) SR: 165.51\nAshwani Kumar to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Full on middle, clipped wide of mid-on for a quick single .Will Shreyas play this one out or try to go big?\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Shreyas Iyer goes big! Too full, too straight and he plays a lovely pickup shot over fine .leg and dumps it past the boundary rope! The wicket has fallen, but PBKS get 16 runs .off the over!\nBoult to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Full on leg, Shashank is happy to get the well-set Shreyas Iyer on strike\nBoult to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Smartly played! Shreyas shows he's not all about power, but also clever as ever! This is .full and angled across him, he opens the face and just threads the gap between short .third and backward point! 27-ball fifty up for the PBKS skipper!\nBoult to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full and closer to off this time. Iyer again steers it fine on the off side but this time can't .get it through the fielders\nBoult to Shashank Singh, OUT .Low full toss outside off, Shashank drives it towards mid-on and takes off. There is a .direct hit at the non-striker's end but it looks like Shashank was in safe. Scratch that, he .was well short! Another wicket falls! Hardik Pandya nails the direct hit from mid-on and .he looks stoic as ever even as his team-mates congratulate him. Shashank should have .been quicker there, and now he has to walk back .Shashank Singh run out (Pandya) 2 (3b 0x4 0x6 6m) SR: 66.66\nBoult to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Full and angled across, Shreyas opens the face to run it fine to short third. No single on .offer\nBoult to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .This time he gets it fine enough! Yorker outside off and he jams his bat down with an .open face. Goes past the keeper and races away!\nBumrah to Stoinis, 1 run .Looks for the yorker around off, Stoinis squeezes it out through cover for a single\nBumrah to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Shreyas Iyer you beauty! Jasprit Bumrah bowls a yorker, and he gets a boundary off it! .Bumrah nails the yorker and Iyer jams the bat down with the open face again and gets it .past short third! Oh, brilliant stuff\nBumrah to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Low full toss, but Iyer can only drive to cover\nBumrah to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Another yorker gone wrong, but Bumrah gets away with just conceding a single. This is .into the body and flicked away to deep midwicket\nBumrah to Stoinis, 1 run .Back of length delivery outside off seams in. Stoinis drops it in front to his left and gets .a quick single\nBumrah to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Backs away as Bumrah goes full on the stumps, squeezed out through point for a single .to end the over. Eight runs off it and Bumrah finishes with figures of 0-40 after going for .20 in his first over!\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Hoicked over long-on! You don't bowl slot balls to him now! Iyer gets in position and .launches Ashwani over long-on. Massive!\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, (no ball) .Ashwani responds with a full and wide ball angled across him, Iyer goes across to .squeeze it out but is beaten. They appeal for caught behind, but are met with the no-ball .siren! Free hit coming up! .Ashwani overstepped by a lot\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Free hit goes flying! Absolutely blasted over extra cover! Full and wide, Iyer gets across .and bludgeons it! Two sixes off the first two legal balls of this over! Are PBKS in the .final? .10 off 10 now!\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Ashwani goes for another wide yorker and beats Iyer! Bairstow appeals, it's not really of .interest to the umpire. But MI, probably in desperation, review! Only to see that the ball .had bounced after the bat so they don't even bother with Ultra Edge\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Shreyas is finishing it off in this over! Gets well across his stumps as Ashwani look for .the wide ball plan again. The ball ends up in his arc and he dumps it over cow corner! .What a stunning knock this has been from Shreyas Iyer! .Will Iyer finish it this over?\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Full and wide, Iyer chases it and can't connect. Now he reviews for a wide! Third umpire .says the wide guideline had moved because his stance was outside off. And the ball .went within that line so it's a dot ball in the end\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .Ashwani sticks to his guns with the wide ball plan, and this time does overshoot it. .Umpire calls it wide immediately!\nAshwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Shreyas Iyer has just fired Punjab Kings to their first final in 11 years with a knock of .tremendous class! Iyer barely breaks a smile after he's launched this slot ball over .long-on! Ashwani looks to go full and wide and Iyer hits him for the fourth six of the .over to finish this chase in style. MI had never lost defending 200-plus, and now they've .been knocked out doing so with an over to spare! And it's been a clinical chase from .Punjab Kings! .See all photos","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs PBKS, Qualifier 2.csv","commentary_final":"Boult to Arya, 1 run A bit of swing away. Fullish on fourth, patted with an open face to backward point's right. Tilak dives to stop it\n Boult to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Whipped with the swing, taken off middle stump over square leg. Was very full, played completely across the line by Prabhsimran\n Boult to Prabhsimran, no run Driven well but finds cover. He was standing close and it came low to him. Was a wide fullish ball that was played with a horizontal bat\n Boult to Prabhsimran, no run Back of length over off, defended off the back foot to point\n Boult to Prabhsimran, no run Cut to backward point on the bounce. Shortish ball just outside off, Prabhsimran getting some whiplash off that shot\n Boult to Prabhsimran, 1 run Length on middle, flicked to midwicket\n Topley to Prabhsimran, no run Good bounce from a fuller side of length. Going away through fourth, Prabhsimran guides it to backward point\n Topley to Prabhsimran, no run Blocked while bouncing. Played with a straight bat, ball went off the sticker towards point, Back of length ball was going over middle\n Topley to Prabhsimran, 1 run Length over leg, flicked to deep fine leg RUNS 413 OUTS 12 4s\/6s 55\/19 SR 179.56 AVE 34.41\n Topley to Arya, 2 runs Cut nicely, fielder does even better. Bawa charges to the left from deep third, dives over his shoulder and pulls it well in. Was a wide length ball that was square driven on the top of the bounce\n Topley to Arya, no run Past the edge. Priyansh tries to drive on the up through cover, the length ball on fifth sticks into the pitch a bit. Was wider than the batter thought too\n Topley to Arya, FOUR runs Flicked aerially off the back foot, not much of a follow-through but the timing was bang on. Got the length ball sailing over midwicket\n Boult to Prabhsimran, OUT Topley running back from short fine does well to avoid a collision and hold on. Santner, from deep-backward square, was running in the same direction too. Don't think there was a call from Topley, he reached forward and held on while decelerating. Was a 121ks shortish ball at the body that Prabhsimran tried pulling. He got a top edge by being early into the shot \n Boult to Inglis, no run Late swing back in, good bounce too. Off a hard length, lands on leg and hits Inglis on the back pad as he was jumping. He tried to defend straight\n Boult to Inglis, FOUR runs Gamble pays off for Inglis, crawled across to the off side early. Got inside the line of the length ball at his hip, went through with the scoop and got it fine of long leg running to the right\n Boult to Inglis, FOUR runs Not that short but Inglis pulls over midwicket. Was a length ball around top of middle, Inglis isn't that tall and it works out for him. Didn't even have to crouch much\n Boult to Inglis, no run Not in control, gets away with it. Feet were jammed as Inglis tried to drive the fullish ball on fourth, down the ground. Got a thick outside edge to forward point.\n Boult to Inglis, no run Crowd catch to cover. Very full ball on fourth, driven into the ground and it then popped to the fielder\n Topley to Arya, FOUR runs Misses his line. Fullish down leg, flicked behind square. Clears the infield, that's all he needed\n Topley to Arya, no run Wide on a length, tries to cut. Got it off the bottom-edge to point\n Topley to Arya, 2 runs Wide and shortish, Priyansh top-edges a cut this time. Clears the infield. Deep point runs to the left to stop it\n Topley to Arya, SIX runs Slower one is launched high. It's in the air for a while, mid-on runs back and nearly makes the boundary by the time it landed past the boundary board. Back-of-hand slower ball on a full length coming in towards the stumps, Arya waited before flicking it up\n Topley to Arya, 1 run Length on fourth, tapped to deep point\n Topley to Inglis, 1 run Length over leg, Inglis gets inside the line and flicks to deep fine leg\n Bumrah to Inglis, FOUR runs And Inglis gets a freebie. Maybe not. The length ball was angling in towards middle, he flicked it through midwicket. But the bat was going more towards mid-on,\n Bumrah to Inglis, no run That stuck in the pitch. Inglis was early into the cover drive, spooned it on the bounce to cover point. 125ks three-quarter length on fifth\n Bumrah to Inglis, SIX runs Inglis swings cleanly, goes five rows past long-on. Fuller side of length on fifth, a bit of movement in off the pitch.\n Bumrah to Inglis, no run Bouncer on fifth, Inglis looks to pull it through square leg. Misses.\n Bumrah to Inglis, FOUR runs Inglis is taking Bumrah down, he uses the angle and flicks it to the right of square leg. 133ks fullish ball on middle, closes the face and plays from the crease A bit of the seam on the ball has gone loose and is cut off\n Bumrah to Inglis, SIX runs Just over deep third! Tall Topley leapt high, tried to take a high catch with his left hand but it cleared him. Inglis top-edged that cut and survived anyway. Bumrah's spells go for 20, he's gone for that in an over\n Ashwani Kumar to Arya, OUT Ashwani comes in and strikes first ball, an expensive Bumrah over might not look as bad now. 133ks scrambled-seam ball into the pitch. Angled in towards fourth, Arya tried to club it across the line, got a top edge to Pandya, running in from mid-off. \n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, no run Length on off, defended to backward point\n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Shreyas goes deep in the crease, lifts his front leg and pulls it with ease. Over square leg. Was a back of length ball that bounced a touch low\n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, no run Yes, no, and Shreyas runs back and dives. Tilak went left and throw in one motion. Inglis called no early enough as it turned out. Was a length ball he dabbed with an open face\n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Punches the length ball on fourth to cover\n Ashwani Kumar to Inglis, FOUR runs Inglis smacks it over mid-off. Small stride forward, gets real low and opens the back shoulder to power the drive over mid-off. Fullish ball on fourth wasn't a half-volley\n Santner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full on middle, driven to long-off\n Santner to Inglis, 1 run Flat length ball on middle and leg, punched off the back foot to long-on\n Santner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Loopy and fullish outside off, Shreyas' bottom hand comes off as he drives to deep cover. 95ks but it looked slow\n Santner to Inglis, 2 runs Dances down and drives past cover, the sweeper runs right o keep it to two. Inglis went down early and wasn't up to the pitch as Santner adjusted his length\n Santner to Inglis, no run Loopy stock ball beats the reverse, keeper doesn't collect properly. Inglis was beside the line of the ball and had the bat facing the keeper, wanted to go fine\n Santner to Inglis, 1 run Dances down and gets to the pitch but doesn't time it. Toes a drive that goes to long-on on the bounce\n Hardik to Inglis, no run Bumper it is. Beats the pull, hits the side of the helmet and pops to the keeper. Was a cutter that came in sharply\n Hardik to Inglis, no run Hard length at the stumps, worked off the back foot to midwicket\n Hardik to Inglis, 1 run Length on middle, flicked to deep fine leg. 133ks\n Hardik to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Length on fourth, defended to the right of point\n Hardik to Inglis, OUT Only a couple of MI players appeal for caught behind, it's subdued.... but it's given! Anticlimactic almost. Inglis reviews quick. He went for the pull, the ball was close to the top edge. Ultra-Edge registers a small spike but that's enough. Offcutter at 121ks landed very short, was rising around head-height. Went through fifth stump, Inglis tried to drag it fine. \n Hardik to Wadhera, no run Length on off, 136ks, punched to cover\n Santner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Length on leg, defended to long-on\n Santner to Wadhera, 1 run Big appeal for lbw, looked like it was going down leg. Hardik checks, 'hit the bat' is the chat from the fielders. Was a full ball that Wadhera tried to sweep\n Santner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Makes room and gets followed by a length ball, punched to long-off\n Santner to Wadhera, 1 run Full on off, worked to long-on\n Santner to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Flat length ball on fourth, driven to long-off\n Santner to Wadhera, FOUR runs Deep midwicket is a few metres inside the boundary and this sails above him. Dhir came running in and misjudged it completely, Monga says from the ground. That was a teaser from Santner too, was a slow shortish ball and Wadhera pulled it flat Timeout Watching the game? Make it even more fun! Play Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan on the Jeeto tab and answer MCQs as the match goes on. It's free to play, and you could win an SUV and 100+ prizes daily!\n Hardik to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Length on leg, flicked from the back foot to long-on\n Hardik to Wadhera, SIX runs Hooked from head-height, clears the backward-square boundary. Short ball was well directed, Wadhera stood in the crease and swung across cleanly\n Hardik to Wadhera, 1 run Fullish outside off, square driven to deep point\n Hardik to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Shreyas was ready to leave the slower bouncer, then realised he was beside it and could held it away. Got the bat behind him and ramped it over the area between keeper and first slip\n Hardik to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Wide on a length, carved to sweeper cover,\n Hardik to Wadhera, FOUR runs Boult drops it at deep fine leg, he ran to the left and might have slipped late. Got both fingers on it but parried it onto the boundary. Slower bouncer almost worked again for Hardik. He found the top edge off the pull 106 needed off 60, MI 61% on win predictor. Here's Abhimanyu\n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full around off, Shreyas flicks it out through midwicket for two.\n Ashwani Kumar to Wadhera, no run Slower bouncer outside off beats Wadhera's attempted pull\n Ashwani Kumar to Wadhera, 2 runs Low full toss on off, Wadhera flicks it behind square leg and gets two as deep square leg gets across\n Ashwani Kumar to Wadhera, no run Slower bouncer outside off, left alone by Wadhera\n Ashwani Kumar to Wadhera, no run Beats the edge now! Goes fuller and quick this time and Wadhera pokes at it and sees the ball fly past his edge Great over so far from Ashwani, who has been excellent today as a whole\n Ashwani Kumar to Wadhera, 1 run Closes out the over well. Low full toss around off, clipped square for a single\n Bumrah to Wadhera, 2 runs Starts with a length ball outside off, Wadhera runs it down wide of deep third for a brace\n Bumrah to Wadhera, no run Full around off, fended to cover\n Bumrah to Wadhera, 2 runs Very full around off, Wadhera manages to squeeze it back over the non-striker and they pick up two more\n Bumrah to Wadhera, 1 run On a length around off, tapped square on the off side for a single\n Bumrah to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Welcomes Shreyas with a 144kph yorker on off! But Iyer is up to the task and manages to squeeze it out towards point for a single Jasprit Bumrah vs PBKS in T20s INNS 18 WKTS 24 ECON 6.45 AVE 17.91\n Bumrah to Wadhera, 1 run Full outside off, flicked out to long-on for a single. 20 runs off his first over, this was more Bumrah-esque with just seven runs off it, and two 144kph yorkers thrown in the mix\n Topley to Wadhera, 1 run Full outside off, flicked through midwicket but they only get a single\n Topley to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Deposited into the stands! Takes on a slot ball and heaves it over backward square! Topley runs in and aborts late. He'll rebowl that\n Topley to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Back-to-back sixes! PBKS need a big over and Iyer is trying to deliver that. Overpitched outside off and Iyer picks the bones out of that as he lofts it well over long-on!\n Topley to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Hat-trick of sixes! Overpitched again, just around off, Iyer stands still and lofts it handsomely straight down the ground And just like that, the required rate drops from 12 to under 11!\n Topley to Shreyas Iyer, no run Topley sneaks in a wide yorker that Iyer can't squeeze out on the off side!\n Topley to Shreyas Iyer, no run Topley gets away with a full toss there! Full toss outside off and Iyer looks to drive and gets an edge but it bounces on its way to Bairstow\n Boult to Wadhera, 1 run Full toss on leg, flicked in front of square for a single\n Boult to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs Dug into the pitch on leg and angled across him, Iyer pulls it in front of deep square leg on the bounce\n Boult to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run On a length around middle, whipped away to deep midwicket\n Boult to Wadhera, FOUR runs Leading edge flies over short third! MI enjoyed some lucky edges, and now it's PBKS' turn! Full around middle, seaming away a touch. Wadhera looks to whip it away leg side but gets the leading edge and clears the short third fielder!\n Boult to Wadhera, FOUR runs Nothing lucky about that! Full outside off and Wadhera punches it aerially in the gap between mid-off and cover!\n Boult to Wadhera, 1 wide Now Boult slides one full and down leg\n Boult to Wadhera, 1 run Full on middle and leg, clipped to deep midwicket and PBKS finish with 14 runs this over\n Bumrah to Wadhera, 2 runs Smashed past him! Low full toss around off, Wadhera hits it straight back. Bumrah tried to get his hands on it but it just goes past his fingers. Long-on comes across to stop the boundary\n Bumrah to Wadhera, no run Wadhera has a swipe across the line as Bumrah digs it into the pitch outside off. The ball seamed away and Wadhera was early into the pitch. Lets out a cry of frustration on missing that INNS 16 WKTS 47 RR 9.26 AVE 30.02\n Bumrah to Wadhera, 1 run Bumrah with a 140kph yorker on off, Wadhera digs it out, chipping it to long-on on the bounce\n Bumrah to Shreyas Iyer, no run Looks for the yorker but just misses his length, Iyer hits a good flick, but it's straight to the midwicket fielder\n Bumrah to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Yorker on off, swung away to deep midwicket's left and Iyer just gets a single. This one was fired in at 144kph\n Bumrah to Wadhera, 1 run Bumrah errs with a full toss down leg, Wadhera looks to flick it and gets bat on it and Bumrah gets away as that goes towards long leg. Just five off this over!\n Ashwani Kumar to Wadhera, SIX runs What. A. Shot! Ashwani lumbers in and bowls it in the slot outside off and Wadhera lofts it straight down the ground! Goes high in the air, but also far enough to land in front of the sight screen!\n Ashwani Kumar to Wadhera, 1 wide Now Ashwani goes for the yorker. Nails the length, but not the line as it slides down leg\n Ashwani Kumar to Wadhera, 1 run Slower ball, short outside off. Wadhera waits on it and pulls it out to deep square leg\n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full and angled across him, Iyer whips it in the air in front of square. Deep square runs to his left and deep midwicket is also converging but it lands short of them\n Ashwani Kumar to Wadhera, OUT Wide yorker does the trick! Is that the game? Wadhera senses he has to go after it but all he does is slice it in the air. Santner at cover tracks back and holds on. He falls two short of what would have been a well-deserved fifty, and MI have suddenly grabbed the momentum back. Ashwani didn't quite get the yorker full enough but got it wide enough that Wadhera had to chase it and couldn't get the elevation and distance he would have needed. His excellent display continues! \n Ashwani Kumar to Shashank Singh, 1 run Full on middle, clipped wide of mid-on for a quick single Will Shreyas play this one out or try to go big?\n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Shreyas Iyer goes big! Too full, too straight and he plays a lovely pickup shot over fine leg and dumps it past the boundary rope! The wicket has fallen, but PBKS get 16 runs off the over!\n Boult to Shashank Singh, 1 run Full on leg, Shashank is happy to get the well-set Shreyas Iyer on strike\n Boult to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Smartly played! Shreyas shows he's not all about power, but also clever as ever! This is full and angled across him, he opens the face and just threads the gap between short third and backward point! 27-ball fifty up for the PBKS skipper!\n Boult to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full and closer to off this time. Iyer again steers it fine on the off side but this time can't get it through the fielders\n Boult to Shashank Singh, OUT Low full toss outside off, Shashank drives it towards mid-on and takes off. There is a direct hit at the non-striker's end but it looks like Shashank was in safe. Scratch that, he was well short! Another wicket falls! Hardik Pandya nails the direct hit from mid-on and he looks stoic as ever even as his team-mates congratulate him. Shashank should have been quicker there, and now he has to walk back \n Boult to Shreyas Iyer, no run Full and angled across, Shreyas opens the face to run it fine to short third. No single on offer\n Boult to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs This time he gets it fine enough! Yorker outside off and he jams his bat down with an open face. Goes past the keeper and races away!\n Bumrah to Stoinis, 1 run Looks for the yorker around off, Stoinis squeezes it out through cover for a single\n Bumrah to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Shreyas Iyer you beauty! Jasprit Bumrah bowls a yorker, and he gets a boundary off it! Bumrah nails the yorker and Iyer jams the bat down with the open face again and gets it past short third! Oh, brilliant stuff\n Bumrah to Shreyas Iyer, no run Low full toss, but Iyer can only drive to cover\n Bumrah to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Another yorker gone wrong, but Bumrah gets away with just conceding a single. This is into the body and flicked away to deep midwicket\n Bumrah to Stoinis, 1 run Back of length delivery outside off seams in. Stoinis drops it in front to his left and gets a quick single\n Bumrah to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Backs away as Bumrah goes full on the stumps, squeezed out through point for a single to end the over. Eight runs off it and Bumrah finishes with figures of 0-40 after going for 20 in his first over!\n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Hoicked over long-on! You don't bowl slot balls to him now! Iyer gets in position and launches Ashwani over long-on. Massive!\n Ashwani responds with a full and wide ball angled across him, Iyer goes across to squeeze it out but is beaten. They appeal for caught behind, but are met with the no-ball siren! Free hit coming up! Ashwani overstepped by a lot\n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Free hit goes flying! Absolutely blasted over extra cover! Full and wide, Iyer gets across and bludgeons it! Two sixes off the first two legal balls of this over! Are PBKS in the final? 10 off 10 now!\n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, no run Ashwani goes for another wide yorker and beats Iyer! Bairstow appeals, it's not really of interest to the umpire. But MI, probably in desperation, review! Only to see that the ball had bounced after the bat so they don't even bother with Ultra Edge\n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Shreyas is finishing it off in this over! Gets well across his stumps as Ashwani look for the wide ball plan again. The ball ends up in his arc and he dumps it over cow corner! What a stunning knock this has been from Shreyas Iyer! Will Iyer finish it this over?\n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, no run Full and wide, Iyer chases it and can't connect. Now he reviews for a wide! Third umpire says the wide guideline had moved because his stance was outside off. And the ball went within that line so it's a dot ball in the end\n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide Ashwani sticks to his guns with the wide ball plan, and this time does overshoot it. Umpire calls it wide immediately!\n Ashwani Kumar to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Shreyas Iyer has just fired Punjab Kings to their first final in 11 years with a knock of tremendous class! Iyer barely breaks a smile after he's launched this slot ball over long-on! Ashwani looks to go full and wide and Iyer hits him for the fourth six of the over to finish this chase in style. MI had never lost defending 200-plus, and now they've been knocked out doing so with an over to spare! And it's been a clinical chase from Punjab Kings! See all photos","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Inglis","Prabhsimran","Shashank Singh","Shreyas Iyer","Stoinis","Wadhera"],"Runs":[20.0,38.0,6.0,2.0,87.0,2.0,48.0],"Balls_Faced":[10,21,9,3,41,2,29],"Fours":[2,5,1,0,5,0,4],"Sixes":[1,2,0,0,8,0,2],"S\/R":[200.0,180.95,66.67,66.67,212.2,100.0,165.52],"dismissal":["c Pandya b Ashwani Kumar","c \u2020Bairstow b Pandya","c Topley b Boult","run out (Pandya)","Not Out","Not Out","c Santner b Ashwani Kumar"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwani Kumar","Boult","Bumrah","Hardik","Santner","Topley"],"Balls":[24,24,24,12,12,18],"Runs_Given":[55.0,38.0,40.0,19.0,15.0,40.0],"Wickets":[2,1,0,1,0,0],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,2.0,2.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, SIX runs .up, up and away first ball! That is some early statement! Back of a length wide outside .off. Arya throws his hands at it and flays it over point!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .dropped - oh dear! It is all happening here! Angled in on a length on middle and leg. .Shapes away late and that squares up Arya. He stabs at it and the ball spoons up off the .leading edge. Khaleel flings out his right hand but cannot make it stick. Might have .come at him slower than he expected\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, (no ball) .hard length, slanting into middle and leg. Cramped for room, Arya tugs it towards mid .wicket. Uh-oh, Khaleel has overstepped too. Not the start CSK needed...\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .into the blockhole wide outside off. Arya jams down on it and slices it towards .backward point. Jadeja flies to his left and grabs it one-handed. But it was a Free hit. .Top fielding effort, though\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, 2 runs .just wide of the fielder! Back of a length outside off and this climbs onto Arya. He fends .at it and the ball floats off the outside edge, beating Choudhary to his left at short third\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, SIX runs .that is another stunning shot! Back of a length and too much width on offer. Arya frees .his arms with no care in the world and thumps it flat over cover point!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, 2 runs .back of a length, swinging into off stump. Arya has a poke at it and chunks it off the .inside edge through square leg for a couple of runs .17 off the first over and CSK, like almost every game this season, are under the pump .early\nMukesh Choudhary to Prabhsimran, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Prabhsimran gets up on his toes and taps it tamely .towards mid wicket\nMukesh Choudhary to Prabhsimran, OUT .chopped on, and Choudhary has instant redemption! Back of a length just outside off .and this curves back in late. Prabhsimran, going walkabouts down the track, looks to .dab it away but the lack of room does for him. Gets a thick inside edge and finds his leg .stump flattened soon after. Choudhary has a wicket, and CSK have some respite after .being carted all over the park in the opening over! .Prabhsimran Singh b Mukesh Choudhary 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 0\nMukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, no run .yes, they do! Banged into the track but well outside off. Shreyas looks to cut and chops .it into the off side\nMukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Shreyas presses half forward and defends. That .might have just moved away a little after pitching\nMukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .hard length on middle and off. Gets a little big on Shreyas and he hacks it towards mid .on to get off the mark\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, SIX runs .Arya is going after Choudhary too! And this is massive! Dug into the track on leg .stump. Sits up nicely for Arya and he gets inside the line to hook it onto the second deck .over fine leg!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, no run .short ball on leg stump that bounces a touch extra and cramps Shreyas for room. He .hops around his crease and fends it into the on side\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .that is a glorious maximum! Slot ball on the pads and Shreyas climbs into it. Maintains .his balance, opens up his stance a touch and clips it delightfully over mid on!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .fullish outside off, shaping away. Shreyas stays on the shot long enough and stays on .top of the bounce to drive it towards deep backward point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .off stump goes cartwheeling, and Khaleel has produced an absolute corker to take .down the PBKS captain! Khaleel is absolutely pumped, and why wouldn't he be. This .starts on a fullish length just outside off and then swerves back in sharply. Shreyas .looks to drive down the ground and is all at sea as the ball whistles past his inside edge. .Off stump left in an absolute mess, and CSK have two wickets in two overs now! .Shreyas Iyer b Ahmed 9 (7b 0x4 1x6 6m) SR: 128.57\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Nips away a touch and Stoinis is happy to let it go\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run .back of a length just outside off. Stoinis gets up on his toes and punches it towards mid .off\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, no run .back of a length just outside off. Arya hangs back and taps it into the off side with soft .hands\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs .Arya is not holding back! He wants to counter-punch! Full and swinging away outside .off. Arya plants his front foot, goes through the line and cracks it between extra cover .and cover point. It was in the air but well away from both fielders!\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs .four more! A bit of a nothing short ball outside off, getting up near the waist. Arya sizes .it up early and then muscles it past mid wicket! .Long on had come up, with point going back before\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs .Arya is on absolute fire here! Right in the slot just outside off. Arya gets forward, shows .the maker's name and bangs it over mid off. Holds the pose too!\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, 1 run .on a length outside off. Arya tries to force it through the off side and perhaps tries to hit .it too hard. Shanked into the mid wicket region\nMukesh Choudhary to Stoinis, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Stoinis waits on it and plays it late, cutting it towards deep .backward point to get off the mark\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run .fullish on leg stump. Stoinis presses forward and pushes it down the ground to mid on\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, 2 runs .dropped again - CSK not helping themselves in the field! Half-tracker outside off. .Stoinis gets up on his toes and smashes it towards mid wicket. Shankar leaps up, gets .both hands to it but the ball bursts through. Tough chance because of how hard it was .hit, but CSK probably need to hang on to one of these, just to get their confidence and .belief going! .Around the wicket now\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Stoinis hangs back and chops it into the off side .Arya back on strike. He will have boundaries on his mind\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .palmed past the post! That might also technically go down as a chance! Length ball .hung up wide outside off. Arya drives on the up and drives uppishly. Shankar flings .himself to his left, gets his left mitt to it but cannot cling on. Even tougher than the .earlier chance!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, 1 run .slower bumper outside off. Balloons through and Arya, after waiting and waiting for it, .helps it towards deep mid wicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, OUT .in the air again, and this time, CSK do hold on! Khaleel glides like an airplane while .staring down Stoinis, and CSK have three in the powerplay! Back of a length in the .channel and this one nips away with the angle. Stoinis was probably playing for the ball .coming in, and closed his bat face too early, trying to work to leg. Tame leading edge .and Conway makes no mistake at backward point. Stoinis throws his head back in .disappointment; Khaleel anything but a picture of disappointment! .Marcus Stoinis c Conway b Ahmed 4 (7b 0x4 0x6 12m) SR: 57.14\nAshwin to Arya, FOUR runs .Arya welcomes Ashwin with a boundary! Angled in on a length on middle and off. Arya .gets down on one knee and slugs it over square leg!\nAshwin to Arya, 2 runs .follows the batter well outside leg with a shortish ball. Arya holds his stance and heaves .it towards deep backward square leg\nAshwin to Arya, 1 run .fired in very full, just outside leg. A riposte to the batter advance, but Arya jams it into .the pitch and the ball bounces up over Ashwin to allow a single\nAshwin to Wadhera, SIX runs .wow - what a way to announce your arrival! Fired in again, fullish on middle and leg. .Wadhera dances down the track and whips it over deep mid wicket! .Ashwin has not really tried to spin the ball this over, and that has played into the left- .handers' hands\nAshwin to Wadhera, 1 run .length outside off. Wadhera gets forward and eases it to long off\nAshwin to Arya, 1 wide .darted in full but also down leg. Dhoni moves to his right and gets something behind it. .Called a wide, though\nAshwin to Arya, SIX runs .a 19-ball fifty for Priyansh Arya, against the five-time champions! Take a bow, lad! .Marginally short just outside off. Arya spots the length early, gives himself room and .carves it off the back foot over the wide long off fence. A classy shot to bookend what .has been a classy half-century! .See all photos .Plenty to ponder for CSK. They have taken three wickets but have also shipped 75 runs. .Yes, 75 runs. They now have it all to do in the middle overs\nJadeja to Wadhera, no run .back of a length just outside off. Wadhera takes a step across his stumps before .plonking it back towards the bowler\nJadeja to Wadhera, (no ball) 1 run .full and angled across well outside off. Wadhera fetches it and drags his sweep behind .square for a single. And Jadeja has overstepped as well. CSK's problems get .compounded...\nJadeja to Arya, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Arya opens up his stance and hoicks it on the bounce to .long on. Jadeja got away with that one there\nJadeja to Wadhera, 1 run .on a length outside off. Wadhera skips down the track and works it towards deep mid .wicket. The call is for two initially but Conway is sharp off his mark and denies that .pursuit\nJadeja to Arya, 2 runs .back of a length on middle and leg. Arya gets down on one knee (almost) and tugs it .towards deep mid wicket\nJadeja to Arya, no run .full outside off. Arya presses forward and pokes it towards extra cover\nJadeja to Arya, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Skids off the surface and Arya, shaping to reverse, .gets into a mess. Dhoni appealed for the lbw but no one else really did. Might have .scraped the glove, and the impact may have been outside the line as well\nAshwin to Wadhera, no run .back of a length outside off. Wadhera hangs back and jabs it towards extra cover\nAshwin to Wadhera, OUT .goes straight up, and Dhoni was not going to drop that! Not in a million years! Fired .across the batter on a length outside off. Wadhera swings his blade like an axe and .while he might have scythed through a tree, he cannot get purchase on this. Only gets .height, that too off the outside half of the bat, and Dhoni calls early to do the rest. .Ashwin is pleased, and Wadhera has to walk back! .Nehal Wadhera c \u2020Dhoni b Ashwin 9 (7b 0x4 1x6 8m) SR: 128.57\nAshwin to Maxwell, 1 run .darted in full on leg stump. Maxwell gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards long .on\nAshwin to Arya, no run .angled across again, on a length just outside off. Arya has a tentative prod at it and .chunks it off the inside edge into his front pad . .Glenn Maxwell vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .85 .RUNS .165 .OUTS .4 .SR .194.11 .4s\/6s .9\/14\nAshwin to Arya, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Arya glances it towards short fine leg\nAshwin to Maxwell, OUT .Ashwin pulls off a stunner off his own bowling, and now he is properly overjoyed! .Carrom ball, slowed up on a length on the stumps. Maxwell backs away, trying to blast .that through Ashwin. Picks Ashwin out to perfection and the bowler, after a bit of a .bobble, holds on. Ashwin will not mind one bit. CSK will not mind one bit. And Maxwell .cannot believe what has just happened. Half of the PBKS side now back in the shed! .Glenn Maxwell c & b Ashwin 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 50\nJadeja to Arya, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Arya hangs back and jabs it towards deep point .Shashank on strike\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Shashank hangs back and pokes it towards the bowler\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run .length outside off. Shashank gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long off for a .single\nJadeja to Arya, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Arya goes back and punches it towards long on\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .slanted in on a length on off. Shashank gets across his stumps and paddles it fine for a .couple of runs\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Shashank taps it towards backward point and retains strike\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run .carrom ball on a full length on off. Shashank gets fully forward and eases it to long on\nAshwin to Arya, 1 run .another carrom-ball, on a length on middle and leg. Arya squirts it off the inside edge .towards deep mid wicket\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, no run .length just outside off. Shashank reads the carrom ball off the pitch and defends\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .carrom ball on a length just outside off. Shashank backs away and slices it towards .deep point. He has to hustle back for two and might have been in trouble with a better .throw\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, no run .carrom ball on a length just outside off. Shashank presses forward and plays it back to .the bowler\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run .fired in full again, on middle and leg. Shashank pats it to long on and retains strike","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs PBKS, 22nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, SIX runs up, up and away first ball! That is some early statement! Back of a length wide outside off. Arya throws his hands at it and flays it over point!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run dropped - oh dear! It is all happening here! Angled in on a length on middle and leg. Shapes away late and that squares up Arya. He stabs at it and the ball spoons up off the leading edge. Khaleel flings out his right hand but cannot make it stick. Might have come at him slower than he expected\n hard length, slanting into middle and leg. Cramped for room, Arya tugs it towards mid wicket. Uh-oh, Khaleel has overstepped too. Not the start CSK needed...\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run into the blockhole wide outside off. Arya jams down on it and slices it towards backward point. Jadeja flies to his left and grabs it one-handed. But it was a Free hit. Top fielding effort, though\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, 2 runs just wide of the fielder! Back of a length outside off and this climbs onto Arya. He fends at it and the ball floats off the outside edge, beating Choudhary to his left at short third\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, SIX runs that is another stunning shot! Back of a length and too much width on offer. Arya frees his arms with no care in the world and thumps it flat over cover point!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, 2 runs back of a length, swinging into off stump. Arya has a poke at it and chunks it off the inside edge through square leg for a couple of runs 17 off the first over and CSK, like almost every game this season, are under the pump early\n Mukesh Choudhary to Prabhsimran, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Prabhsimran gets up on his toes and taps it tamely towards mid wicket\n Mukesh Choudhary to Prabhsimran, OUT chopped on, and Choudhary has instant redemption! Back of a length just outside off and this curves back in late. Prabhsimran, going walkabouts down the track, looks to dab it away but the lack of room does for him. Gets a thick inside edge and finds his leg stump flattened soon after. Choudhary has a wicket, and CSK have some respite after being carted all over the park in the opening over! \n Mukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, no run yes, they do! Banged into the track but well outside off. Shreyas looks to cut and chops it into the off side\n Mukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, no run back of a length on middle and off. Shreyas presses half forward and defends. That might have just moved away a little after pitching\n Mukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run hard length on middle and off. Gets a little big on Shreyas and he hacks it towards mid on to get off the mark\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, SIX runs Arya is going after Choudhary too! And this is massive! Dug into the track on leg stump. Sits up nicely for Arya and he gets inside the line to hook it onto the second deck over fine leg!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, no run short ball on leg stump that bounces a touch extra and cramps Shreyas for room. He hops around his crease and fends it into the on side\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs that is a glorious maximum! Slot ball on the pads and Shreyas climbs into it. Maintains his balance, opens up his stance a touch and clips it delightfully over mid on!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs fullish outside off, shaping away. Shreyas stays on the shot long enough and stays on top of the bounce to drive it towards deep backward point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, OUT off stump goes cartwheeling, and Khaleel has produced an absolute corker to take down the PBKS captain! Khaleel is absolutely pumped, and why wouldn't he be. This starts on a fullish length just outside off and then swerves back in sharply. Shreyas looks to drive down the ground and is all at sea as the ball whistles past his inside edge. Off stump left in an absolute mess, and CSK have two wickets in two overs now! \n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run back of a length on middle and off. Nips away a touch and Stoinis is happy to let it go\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run back of a length just outside off. Stoinis gets up on his toes and punches it towards mid off\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, no run back of a length just outside off. Arya hangs back and taps it into the off side with soft hands\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs Arya is not holding back! He wants to counter-punch! Full and swinging away outside off. Arya plants his front foot, goes through the line and cracks it between extra cover and cover point. It was in the air but well away from both fielders!\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs four more! A bit of a nothing short ball outside off, getting up near the waist. Arya sizes it up early and then muscles it past mid wicket! Long on had come up, with point going back before\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs Arya is on absolute fire here! Right in the slot just outside off. Arya gets forward, shows the maker's name and bangs it over mid off. Holds the pose too!\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, 1 run on a length outside off. Arya tries to force it through the off side and perhaps tries to hit it too hard. Shanked into the mid wicket region\n Mukesh Choudhary to Stoinis, 1 run back of a length outside off. Stoinis waits on it and plays it late, cutting it towards deep backward point to get off the mark\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run fullish on leg stump. Stoinis presses forward and pushes it down the ground to mid on\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, 2 runs dropped again - CSK not helping themselves in the field! Half-tracker outside off. Stoinis gets up on his toes and smashes it towards mid wicket. Shankar leaps up, gets both hands to it but the ball bursts through. Tough chance because of how hard it was hit, but CSK probably need to hang on to one of these, just to get their confidence and belief going! Around the wicket now\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, 1 run back of a length outside off. Stoinis hangs back and chops it into the off side Arya back on strike. He will have boundaries on his mind\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs palmed past the post! That might also technically go down as a chance! Length ball hung up wide outside off. Arya drives on the up and drives uppishly. Shankar flings himself to his left, gets his left mitt to it but cannot cling on. Even tougher than the earlier chance!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, 1 run slower bumper outside off. Balloons through and Arya, after waiting and waiting for it, helps it towards deep mid wicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, OUT in the air again, and this time, CSK do hold on! Khaleel glides like an airplane while staring down Stoinis, and CSK have three in the powerplay! Back of a length in the channel and this one nips away with the angle. Stoinis was probably playing for the ball coming in, and closed his bat face too early, trying to work to leg. Tame leading edge and Conway makes no mistake at backward point. Stoinis throws his head back in disappointment; Khaleel anything but a picture of disappointment! \n Ashwin to Arya, FOUR runs Arya welcomes Ashwin with a boundary! Angled in on a length on middle and off. Arya gets down on one knee and slugs it over square leg!\n Ashwin to Arya, 2 runs follows the batter well outside leg with a shortish ball. Arya holds his stance and heaves it towards deep backward square leg\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 run fired in very full, just outside leg. A riposte to the batter advance, but Arya jams it into the pitch and the ball bounces up over Ashwin to allow a single\n Ashwin to Wadhera, SIX runs wow - what a way to announce your arrival! Fired in again, fullish on middle and leg. Wadhera dances down the track and whips it over deep mid wicket! Ashwin has not really tried to spin the ball this over, and that has played into the left-handers' hands\n Ashwin to Wadhera, 1 run length outside off. Wadhera gets forward and eases it to long off\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 wide darted in full but also down leg. Dhoni moves to his right and gets something behind it. Called a wide, though\n Ashwin to Arya, SIX runs a 19-ball fifty for Priyansh Arya, against the five-time champions! Take a bow, lad! Marginally short just outside off. Arya spots the length early, gives himself room and carves it off the back foot over the wide long off fence. A classy shot to bookend what has been a classy half-century! See all photos Plenty to ponder for CSK. They have taken three wickets but have also shipped 75 runs. Yes, 75 runs. They now have it all to do in the middle overs\n Jadeja to Wadhera, no run back of a length just outside off. Wadhera takes a step across his stumps before plonking it back towards the bowler\n full and angled across well outside off. Wadhera fetches it and drags his sweep behind square for a single. And Jadeja has overstepped as well. CSK's problems get compounded...\n Jadeja to Arya, 1 run back of a length outside off. Arya opens up his stance and hoicks it on the bounce to long on. Jadeja got away with that one there\n Jadeja to Wadhera, 1 run on a length outside off. Wadhera skips down the track and works it towards deep mid wicket. The call is for two initially but Conway is sharp off his mark and denies that pursuit\n Jadeja to Arya, 2 runs towards deep mid wicket\n Jadeja to Arya, no run full outside off. Arya presses forward and pokes it towards extra cover\n Jadeja to Arya, no run back of a length on middle and off. Skids off the surface and Arya, shaping to reverse, gets into a mess. Dhoni appealed for the lbw but no one else really did. Might have scraped the glove, and the impact may have been outside the line as well\n Ashwin to Wadhera, no run back of a length outside off. Wadhera hangs back and jabs it towards extra cover\n Ashwin to Wadhera, OUT goes straight up, and Dhoni was not going to drop that! Not in a million years! Fired across the batter on a length outside off. Wadhera swings his blade like an axe and while he might have scythed through a tree, he cannot get purchase on this. Only gets height, that too off the outside half of the bat, and Dhoni calls early to do the rest. Ashwin is pleased, and Wadhera has to walk back! \n Ashwin to Maxwell, 1 run darted in full on leg stump. Maxwell gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards long on\n Ashwin to Arya, no run angled across again, on a length just outside off. Arya has a tentative prod at it and chunks it off the inside edge into his front pad Glenn Maxwell vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 85 RUNS 165 OUTS 4 SR 194.11 4s\/6s 9\/14\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Arya glances it towards short fine leg\n Ashwin to Maxwell, OUT Ashwin pulls off a stunner off his own bowling, and now he is properly overjoyed! Carrom ball, slowed up on a length on the stumps. Maxwell backs away, trying to blast that through Ashwin. Picks Ashwin out to perfection and the bowler, after a bit of a bobble, holds on. Ashwin will not mind one bit. CSK will not mind one bit. And Maxwell cannot believe what has just happened. Half of the PBKS side now back in the shed! \n Jadeja to Arya, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Arya hangs back and jabs it towards deep point Shashank on strike\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, no run back of a length on leg stump. Shashank hangs back and pokes it towards the bowler\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run length outside off. Shashank gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long off for a single\n Jadeja to Arya, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Arya goes back and punches it towards long on\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, 2 runs slanted in on a length on off. Shashank gets across his stumps and paddles it fine for a couple of runs\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run back of a length outside off. Shashank taps it towards backward point and retains strike\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run carrom ball on a full length on off. Shashank gets fully forward and eases it to long on\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 run another carrom-ball, on a length on middle and leg. Arya squirts it off the inside edge towards deep mid wicket\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, no run length just outside off. Shashank reads the carrom ball off the pitch and defends\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, 2 runs carrom ball on a length just outside off. Shashank backs away and slices it towards deep point. He has to hustle back for two and might have been in trouble with a better throw\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, no run carrom ball on a length just outside off. Shashank presses forward and plays it back to the bowler\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run fired in full again, on middle and leg. Shashank pats it to long on and retains strike","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Maxwell","Prabhsimran","Shashank Singh","Shreyas Iyer","Stoinis","Wadhera"],"Runs":[60.0,1.0,0.0,8.0,9.0,4.0,9.0],"Balls_Faced":[28,2,2,9,7,7,7],"Fours":[5,0,0,0,0,0,0],"Sixes":[4,0,0,0,1,0,1],"S\/R":[214.29,50.0,0.0,88.89,128.57,57.14,128.57],"dismissal":["Not Out","c & b Ashwin","b Mukesh Choudhary","Not Out","b Ahmed","c Conway b Ahmed","c \u2020Dhoni b Ashwin"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Jadeja","Khaleel Ahmed","Mukesh Choudhary"],"Balls":[18,12,18,12],"Runs_Given":[28.0,12.0,33.0,21.0],"Wickets":[2,0,2,1],"Overs":[3.0,2.0,3.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, SIX runs .up, up and away first ball! That is some early statement! Back of a length wide outside .off. Arya throws his hands at it and flays it over point!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .dropped - oh dear! It is all happening here! Angled in on a length on middle and leg. .Shapes away late and that squares up Arya. He stabs at it and the ball spoons up off the .leading edge. Khaleel flings out his right hand but cannot make it stick. Might have .come at him slower than he expected\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, (no ball) .hard length, slanting into middle and leg. Cramped for room, Arya tugs it towards mid .wicket. Uh-oh, Khaleel has overstepped too. Not the start CSK needed...\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .into the blockhole wide outside off. Arya jams down on it and slices it towards .backward point. Jadeja flies to his left and grabs it one-handed. But it was a Free hit. .Top fielding effort, though\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, 2 runs .just wide of the fielder! Back of a length outside off and this climbs onto Arya. He fends .at it and the ball floats off the outside edge, beating Choudhary to his left at short third\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, SIX runs .that is another stunning shot! Back of a length and too much width on offer. Arya frees .his arms with no care in the world and thumps it flat over cover point!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, 2 runs .back of a length, swinging into off stump. Arya has a poke at it and chunks it off the .inside edge through square leg for a couple of runs .17 off the first over and CSK, like almost every game this season, are under the pump .early\nMukesh Choudhary to Prabhsimran, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Prabhsimran gets up on his toes and taps it tamely .towards mid wicket\nMukesh Choudhary to Prabhsimran, OUT .chopped on, and Choudhary has instant redemption! Back of a length just outside off .and this curves back in late. Prabhsimran, going walkabouts down the track, looks to .dab it away but the lack of room does for him. Gets a thick inside edge and finds his leg .stump flattened soon after. Choudhary has a wicket, and CSK have some respite after .being carted all over the park in the opening over! .Prabhsimran Singh b Mukesh Choudhary 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 0\nMukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, no run .yes, they do! Banged into the track but well outside off. Shreyas looks to cut and chops .it into the off side\nMukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Shreyas presses half forward and defends. That .might have just moved away a little after pitching\nMukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .hard length on middle and off. Gets a little big on Shreyas and he hacks it towards mid .on to get off the mark\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, SIX runs .Arya is going after Choudhary too! And this is massive! Dug into the track on leg .stump. Sits up nicely for Arya and he gets inside the line to hook it onto the second deck .over fine leg!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, no run .short ball on leg stump that bounces a touch extra and cramps Shreyas for room. He .hops around his crease and fends it into the on side\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .that is a glorious maximum! Slot ball on the pads and Shreyas climbs into it. Maintains .his balance, opens up his stance a touch and clips it delightfully over mid on!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .fullish outside off, shaping away. Shreyas stays on the shot long enough and stays on .top of the bounce to drive it towards deep backward point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .off stump goes cartwheeling, and Khaleel has produced an absolute corker to take .down the PBKS captain! Khaleel is absolutely pumped, and why wouldn't he be. This .starts on a fullish length just outside off and then swerves back in sharply. Shreyas .looks to drive down the ground and is all at sea as the ball whistles past his inside edge. .Off stump left in an absolute mess, and CSK have two wickets in two overs now! .Shreyas Iyer b Ahmed 9 (7b 0x4 1x6 6m) SR: 128.57\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Nips away a touch and Stoinis is happy to let it go\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run .back of a length just outside off. Stoinis gets up on his toes and punches it towards mid .off\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, no run .back of a length just outside off. Arya hangs back and taps it into the off side with soft .hands\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs .Arya is not holding back! He wants to counter-punch! Full and swinging away outside .off. Arya plants his front foot, goes through the line and cracks it between extra cover .and cover point. It was in the air but well away from both fielders!\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs .four more! A bit of a nothing short ball outside off, getting up near the waist. Arya sizes .it up early and then muscles it past mid wicket! .Long on had come up, with point going back before\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs .Arya is on absolute fire here! Right in the slot just outside off. Arya gets forward, shows .the maker's name and bangs it over mid off. Holds the pose too!\nMukesh Choudhary to Arya, 1 run .on a length outside off. Arya tries to force it through the off side and perhaps tries to hit .it too hard. Shanked into the mid wicket region\nMukesh Choudhary to Stoinis, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Stoinis waits on it and plays it late, cutting it towards deep .backward point to get off the mark\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run .fullish on leg stump. Stoinis presses forward and pushes it down the ground to mid on\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, 2 runs .dropped again - CSK not helping themselves in the field! Half-tracker outside off. .Stoinis gets up on his toes and smashes it towards mid wicket. Shankar leaps up, gets .both hands to it but the ball bursts through. Tough chance because of how hard it was .hit, but CSK probably need to hang on to one of these, just to get their confidence and .belief going! .Around the wicket now\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Stoinis hangs back and chops it into the off side .Arya back on strike. He will have boundaries on his mind\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .palmed past the post! That might also technically go down as a chance! Length ball .hung up wide outside off. Arya drives on the up and drives uppishly. Shankar flings .himself to his left, gets his left mitt to it but cannot cling on. Even tougher than the .earlier chance!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, 1 run .slower bumper outside off. Balloons through and Arya, after waiting and waiting for it, .helps it towards deep mid wicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, OUT .in the air again, and this time, CSK do hold on! Khaleel glides like an airplane while .staring down Stoinis, and CSK have three in the powerplay! Back of a length in the .channel and this one nips away with the angle. Stoinis was probably playing for the ball .coming in, and closed his bat face too early, trying to work to leg. Tame leading edge .and Conway makes no mistake at backward point. Stoinis throws his head back in .disappointment; Khaleel anything but a picture of disappointment! .Marcus Stoinis c Conway b Ahmed 4 (7b 0x4 0x6 12m) SR: 57.14\nAshwin to Arya, FOUR runs .Arya welcomes Ashwin with a boundary! Angled in on a length on middle and off. Arya .gets down on one knee and slugs it over square leg!\nAshwin to Arya, 2 runs .follows the batter well outside leg with a shortish ball. Arya holds his stance and heaves .it towards deep backward square leg\nAshwin to Arya, 1 run .fired in very full, just outside leg. A riposte to the batter advance, but Arya jams it into .the pitch and the ball bounces up over Ashwin to allow a single\nAshwin to Wadhera, SIX runs .wow - what a way to announce your arrival! Fired in again, fullish on middle and leg. .Wadhera dances down the track and whips it over deep mid wicket! .Ashwin has not really tried to spin the ball this over, and that has played into the left- .handers' hands\nAshwin to Wadhera, 1 run .length outside off. Wadhera gets forward and eases it to long off\nAshwin to Arya, 1 wide .darted in full but also down leg. Dhoni moves to his right and gets something behind it. .Called a wide, though\nAshwin to Arya, SIX runs .a 19-ball fifty for Priyansh Arya, against the five-time champions! Take a bow, lad! .Marginally short just outside off. Arya spots the length early, gives himself room and .carves it off the back foot over the wide long off fence. A classy shot to bookend what .has been a classy half-century! .See all photos .Plenty to ponder for CSK. They have taken three wickets but have also shipped 75 runs. .Yes, 75 runs. They now have it all to do in the middle overs\nJadeja to Wadhera, no run .back of a length just outside off. Wadhera takes a step across his stumps before .plonking it back towards the bowler\nJadeja to Wadhera, (no ball) 1 run .full and angled across well outside off. Wadhera fetches it and drags his sweep behind .square for a single. And Jadeja has overstepped as well. CSK's problems get .compounded...\nJadeja to Arya, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Arya opens up his stance and hoicks it on the bounce to .long on. Jadeja got away with that one there\nJadeja to Wadhera, 1 run .on a length outside off. Wadhera skips down the track and works it towards deep mid .wicket. The call is for two initially but Conway is sharp off his mark and denies that .pursuit\nJadeja to Arya, 2 runs .back of a length on middle and leg. Arya gets down on one knee (almost) and tugs it .towards deep mid wicket\nJadeja to Arya, no run .full outside off. Arya presses forward and pokes it towards extra cover\nJadeja to Arya, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Skids off the surface and Arya, shaping to reverse, .gets into a mess. Dhoni appealed for the lbw but no one else really did. Might have .scraped the glove, and the impact may have been outside the line as well\nAshwin to Wadhera, no run .back of a length outside off. Wadhera hangs back and jabs it towards extra cover\nAshwin to Wadhera, OUT .goes straight up, and Dhoni was not going to drop that! Not in a million years! Fired .across the batter on a length outside off. Wadhera swings his blade like an axe and .while he might have scythed through a tree, he cannot get purchase on this. Only gets .height, that too off the outside half of the bat, and Dhoni calls early to do the rest. .Ashwin is pleased, and Wadhera has to walk back! .Nehal Wadhera c \u2020Dhoni b Ashwin 9 (7b 0x4 1x6 8m) SR: 128.57\nAshwin to Maxwell, 1 run .darted in full on leg stump. Maxwell gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards long .on\nAshwin to Arya, no run .angled across again, on a length just outside off. Arya has a tentative prod at it and .chunks it off the inside edge into his front pad . .Glenn Maxwell vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .85 .RUNS .165 .OUTS .4 .SR .194.11 .4s\/6s .9\/14\nAshwin to Arya, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Arya glances it towards short fine leg\nAshwin to Maxwell, OUT .Ashwin pulls off a stunner off his own bowling, and now he is properly overjoyed! .Carrom ball, slowed up on a length on the stumps. Maxwell backs away, trying to blast .that through Ashwin. Picks Ashwin out to perfection and the bowler, after a bit of a .bobble, holds on. Ashwin will not mind one bit. CSK will not mind one bit. And Maxwell .cannot believe what has just happened. Half of the PBKS side now back in the shed! .Glenn Maxwell c & b Ashwin 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 50\nJadeja to Arya, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Arya hangs back and jabs it towards deep point .Shashank on strike\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Shashank hangs back and pokes it towards the bowler\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run .length outside off. Shashank gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long off for a .single\nJadeja to Arya, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Arya goes back and punches it towards long on\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .slanted in on a length on off. Shashank gets across his stumps and paddles it fine for a .couple of runs\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Shashank taps it towards backward point and retains strike\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run .carrom ball on a full length on off. Shashank gets fully forward and eases it to long on\nAshwin to Arya, 1 run .another carrom-ball, on a length on middle and leg. Arya squirts it off the inside edge .towards deep mid wicket\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, no run .length just outside off. Shashank reads the carrom ball off the pitch and defends\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .carrom ball on a length just outside off. Shashank backs away and slices it towards .deep point. He has to hustle back for two and might have been in trouble with a better .throw\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, no run .carrom ball on a length just outside off. Shashank presses forward and plays it back to .the bowler\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run .fired in full again, on middle and leg. Shashank pats it to long on and retains strike\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .right - that is one way to greet the leading wicket-taker of the comp! Googly that lands .right in the slot outside off. Shashank gets down on one knee and clobbers it over wide .long on!\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run .fuller on leg stump. Shashank lunges forward and nudges it towards deep backward .square leg\nNoor Ahmad to Arya, FOUR runs .that is a dreadful delivery, and it gets punished! Half-tracker a mile outside leg. Arya, .after rubbing his eyes in disbelief, helps it over short fine leg!\nNoor Ahmad to Arya, 2 runs .angled in on a length on leg stump. Arya bunts it to the edge of the ring in the mid .wicket region and races back for two. Excellent running!\nNoor Ahmad to Arya, no run .googly on a length on middle and off. Spins back a touch, goes past the inside edge and .raps Arya on the pad. Would have been going down with the angle, though\nNoor Ahmad to Arya, 1 run .on a length on middle and off. Arya gets down on one knee and sweeps it on the bounce .to deep backward square leg\nAshwin to Arya, SIX runs .bam! Arya goes big again! Dragged down on middle and leg, and this just sits up for .Arya. He lines it up and whacks it over deep mid wicket!\nAshwin to Arya, SIX runs .caught by Choudhary, but he has stepped onto the ropes! Drama in Mullanpur! Carrom .ball slanted across the batter full outside off. Arya slices across it completely but still .gets it far enough towards long off. Choudhary hold onto the chance but also steps .onto the rope while doing so. Not the greatest effort in the world, and Ashwin, who .thought he had a wicket, has six against his name again!\nAshwin to Arya, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Arya reaches out for it and flat-bats it towards long off\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, no run .carrom ball on a fullish length on middle and leg. Shashank plays all around it and gets .rapped on the pads\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .Shashank wants a piece of Ashwin too! This is getting very predictable now. Slot ball .outside off and Shashank picks the carrom ball to pump this over Ashwin's head! .Ashwin has more or less bowled\nAshwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Shashank punches it down the ground towards long on\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Shashank gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side .for an easy single\nPathirana to Arya, SIX runs .oh my word - that is a world-class shot! Low full toss hung up wide outside off. Arya .peels the outer cover off the ball and scythes it over deep point!\nPathirana to Arya, SIX runs .goes all the way again! Arya is tearing Pathirana apart! Dug into the track just outside .off. Arya rises with the bounce and swats it just over the wide long on fence!\nPathirana to Arya, SIX runs .three sixes in the over, and this youngster is enjoying his time out in the Mullanpur .floodlights! A bit of a half-tracker. Not enough pace to hustle the batter, not enough .bounce to make him miscue it. Arya stands up tall and swipes it over deep square leg!\nPathirana to Arya, FOUR runs .edged and four! A hundred for Priyansh Arya inside 13 overs of an IPL innings - and .this has been a knock right out of the top drawer! Sizzling, stunning and absolutely .sensational! Zipped in full on middle and off. Arya gets a little squared up as he looks to .flick but the ball takes enough of the outside edge to fly past short third. Takes his .helmet off, soaks in the applause. The innings of his dreams, and it has come against .the five-time champions! .See all photos\nPathirana to Arya, no run .slower ball on a length outside off. Stops on Arya a little and he nearly pops it straight to .extra cover. On the bounce, and PBKS fans breathe a sigh of relief\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 leg bye .leg-spinner on a full length, following the batter outside leg. Shashank misses it with his .bat and the ball rolls off his pad for a leg bye\nNoor Ahmad to Arya, 1 run .floated up full and wide. Arya plants his front foot and smashes it on the bounce to .deep cover\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Shashank hangs back and pushes it towards deep mid .wicket\nNoor Ahmad to Arya, OUT .taken on the fence, and the Priyansh Arya show is over! But what a show it was! .Breathtaking at every moment, and just as belligerent to knock the stuffing out of CSK! .Tossed up full just outside off. Seems like the googly and this cramps Arya a little as he .tries to slog it over long on. Off the inside half of the bat and Shankar snares the chance .at long on. A standing ovation as Arya walks off, and pretty sure there will be countless .people at home standing in front of their TV sets and phone\/laptop screens doing the .same! .Priyansh Arya c Shankar b Noor Ahmad 103 (42b 7x4 9x6 61m) SR: 245.23\nNoor Ahmad to Jansen, FOUR runs .oh, hello! Given a bit of air just outside off. Jansen shimmies down the track and times .it exquisitely, beating long on to his left! .Over the wicket now\nNoor Ahmad to Jansen, no run .fired in very full just outside leg. Jansen looks for the reverse and the ball seems to just .sneak past leg stump. On another day, that would have been curtains for Jansen\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Shashank has a swipe across the line and misses, .getting hit on the boundary\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, no run .back of a length outside off. Shashank taps it towards extra cover off the back foot\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, no run .back of a length delivery hung up wide outside off. Left alone and that sneaks just .inside the tramlines\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .short, wide again and punished this time! Sits up nicely this time and Shashank waits .on it long enough to crack it past backward point!\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Forces Shashank to play off the back foot into the off side .and he chops it towards sweeper cover\nJadeja to Jansen, 1 run .fired in on a length on middle and off. Holds a little in the surface and Jansen plonks it .towards long off\nPathirana to Jansen, 1 run .full on middle and leg. Jansen plants his front foot and cloths it down the ground to .long on\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .full just outside off. Shashank shuffles across and pushes it down the ground to long on\nPathirana to Jansen, no run .off-pace on a back of a length just outside off. Jansen swings for the hills and toe-ends .it towards Dhoni, who dives to his right and ensures it is a dot\nPathirana to Jansen, 2 runs .length outside off. Jansen extends his arms and powers it towards long off. Noor nearly .over-runs it to his left but does enough to recover and prevent the boundary\nPathirana to Jansen, 1 run .zipped in full on middle and off. Jansen cannot get under it and squeezes it out to long .on\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .off-pace on a full length outside off. Shashank tips it to extra cover and saunters across .to the other end .Time for a pause, and PBKS will be happy with where they are. They already have 170 .on the board, and this partnership is very capable of pushing them closer to 220. CSK, .remember, have not chased a 180-plus score since 2018...\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run .fired in full on off. Shashank gets down on one knee and hoicks it towards deep .backward square leg .CSK need Noor to strike here\nNoor Ahmad to Jansen, 1 run .angled across on a length just outside off. Jansen has a slog across the line and toe- .ends it towards extra cover\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .dispatched! That is a woeful delivery. A half-tracker outside off that had Noor's toe-nails .in danger for a while. Shashank stands tall and thumps it over wide long off!\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .oh my - this is going to bring down rain! And dropped by CSK - dear, oh dear! Googly on .a length on the stumps. Shashank has a huge swipe across the line and skies it. .Ravindra runs in from deep mid wicket, settles under it and then shells it. CSK cannot .catch a break. Or a chance...\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Shashank opens up his stance and hacks it on the .bounce to long on\nNoor Ahmad to Jansen, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Jansen walks well across his stumps and swipes it .towards deep backward square leg. Khaleel does nice work on the fence and keeps it to .a single\nPathirana to Jansen, SIX runs .taxi, where are you?! Right in the slot on middle and leg, and Jansen, once he has made .connection, does not even look to see where that has flown. Free extension of the arms .and that went soaring over long on! .Pathirana pulls out of his run-up late. And we will go again\nPathirana to Jansen, 1 run .searing in-swinging yorker on leg stump. Jansen jams down on it and squeezes it out .towards long on\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .full just outside off. Shashank plants his front foot and drills it down the ground towards .long off\nPathirana to Jansen, 1 run .right into the blockhole on middle and off. Jansen gets his bat down in time and the ball .skews off the toe-end behind square on the leg side\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .did Shashank hit it? If not, he might be in trouble here! Full toss on middle and leg. .Tails in a little and Shashank seems to get an inside edge before the ball strikes him on .the pad. CSK go upstairs because, well, why not. Clear inside edge and our original .suspicion has been confirmed. Decision stays, and CSK lose a review!\nPathirana to Jansen, 1 run .banged into the track outside off, as a response to Jansen advancing. He gets under it .but does not get any sort of power into the stroke. Spoons it over backward point for a .single\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jansen, 2 leg byes .back of a length delivery that pitches a mile outside leg. Skips off and raps Jansen on .the pads, perhaps on leg stump. Khaleel appeals as the ball rolls towards backward .point. Choudhary fires a needless throw at the bowler's end and they concede another\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jansen, FOUR runs .streaky, but they all count! Slower bumper just outside off. Jansen has a massive swipe .across the line and the ball skews off the leading edge, beating short third to his left!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jansen, 2 runs .fullish on leg stump. Jansen plants his front foot, uses his wrists and flicks it on the .bounce to deep mid wicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jansen, 1 run .into the blockhole on leg stump. Jansen jams down on it and digs it out towards long on\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .right in the gap, and Shashank is not relenting! Slot ball on leg stump. Shashank gets .his front foot out of the way and whips it between long on and deep mid wicket!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shashank Singh, 1 run .low full toss on leg stump. Shashank moves across his stumps and tucks it off his toes .towards deep backward square leg\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, no run .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Shashank tries to smash that into the .mountains and only grabs a handful of fresh air . .Shashank Singh in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .235 .OUTS .7 .4s\/6s .18\/16 .SR .197.47 .AVE .33.57\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 wide .attempted leg-stump yorker that slides down leg. Shashank does not get bat on it and .the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, no run .length ball fired across the batter outside off. Shashank shuffles across, looking for the .scoop but only ends up nutmegging himself\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .low full toss on middle and leg. Shashank has a swish at it and jams it off the inside .edge into his pads. The ball rolls away into the off side for a single\nPathirana to Jansen, SIX runs .clean as a whistle! Slower ball on a fullish length on off stump. Drops on Jansen late .but he continues with his swing. Full extension of those long levers and he slams this .over the bowler's head!\nPathirana to Jansen, 1 run .back of a length wide outside off. Jansen initially shapes for the scoop but has to then .change his stroke because of how wide it was. Gets an inside edge and Dhoni gets his .left paw to it to keep it to a single\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 3 runs .full outside off. Shashank gets his hands through the ball and drills it past extra cover. .Noor comes around from long off, puts in the slide and seems to save a single. .Shashank, either way, gets to his fifty, and PBKS finish with 219! .Priyansh Arya: I am not very expressive, but I am feeling very good. After the last match, .he (Shreyas) told me to back my strength and play the way I want. I was thinking that if I .got the ball in my slot, I would hit it for six. I want to express myself and not get bogged .down (while batting). (On the pitch) The ball is coming on nicely. It is not turning much. .We have to bowl in good areas and take as many wickets as we can in the powerplay. .CSK were very inconsistent. And not for the first time this season. They picked up three .in the powerplay but also conceded 75. Then, Ashwin nabbed two in quick succession .but CSK could not capitalize. Their fielding and catching was severely under-par. .Gaikwad's captaincy also left plenty to be desired, and they now have a mountain to .climb in yet another run-chase. History is against CSK, but crazier things have happened .in this sport and in this league. Join us in a bit for the run-chase!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs PBKS, 22nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, SIX runs up, up and away first ball! That is some early statement! Back of a length wide outside off. Arya throws his hands at it and flays it over point!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run dropped - oh dear! It is all happening here! Angled in on a length on middle and leg. Shapes away late and that squares up Arya. He stabs at it and the ball spoons up off the leading edge. Khaleel flings out his right hand but cannot make it stick. Might have come at him slower than he expected\n hard length, slanting into middle and leg. Cramped for room, Arya tugs it towards mid wicket. Uh-oh, Khaleel has overstepped too. Not the start CSK needed...\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run into the blockhole wide outside off. Arya jams down on it and slices it towards backward point. Jadeja flies to his left and grabs it one-handed. But it was a Free hit. Top fielding effort, though\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, 2 runs just wide of the fielder! Back of a length outside off and this climbs onto Arya. He fends at it and the ball floats off the outside edge, beating Choudhary to his left at short third\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, SIX runs that is another stunning shot! Back of a length and too much width on offer. Arya frees his arms with no care in the world and thumps it flat over cover point!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, 2 runs back of a length, swinging into off stump. Arya has a poke at it and chunks it off the inside edge through square leg for a couple of runs 17 off the first over and CSK, like almost every game this season, are under the pump early\n Mukesh Choudhary to Prabhsimran, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Prabhsimran gets up on his toes and taps it tamely towards mid wicket\n Mukesh Choudhary to Prabhsimran, OUT chopped on, and Choudhary has instant redemption! Back of a length just outside off and this curves back in late. Prabhsimran, going walkabouts down the track, looks to dab it away but the lack of room does for him. Gets a thick inside edge and finds his leg stump flattened soon after. Choudhary has a wicket, and CSK have some respite after being carted all over the park in the opening over! \n Mukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, no run yes, they do! Banged into the track but well outside off. Shreyas looks to cut and chops it into the off side\n Mukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, no run back of a length on middle and off. Shreyas presses half forward and defends. That might have just moved away a little after pitching\n Mukesh Choudhary to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run hard length on middle and off. Gets a little big on Shreyas and he hacks it towards mid on to get off the mark\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, SIX runs Arya is going after Choudhary too! And this is massive! Dug into the track on leg stump. Sits up nicely for Arya and he gets inside the line to hook it onto the second deck over fine leg!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, no run short ball on leg stump that bounces a touch extra and cramps Shreyas for room. He hops around his crease and fends it into the on side\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs that is a glorious maximum! Slot ball on the pads and Shreyas climbs into it. Maintains his balance, opens up his stance a touch and clips it delightfully over mid on!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs fullish outside off, shaping away. Shreyas stays on the shot long enough and stays on top of the bounce to drive it towards deep backward point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, OUT off stump goes cartwheeling, and Khaleel has produced an absolute corker to take down the PBKS captain! Khaleel is absolutely pumped, and why wouldn't he be. This starts on a fullish length just outside off and then swerves back in sharply. Shreyas looks to drive down the ground and is all at sea as the ball whistles past his inside edge. Off stump left in an absolute mess, and CSK have two wickets in two overs now! \n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run back of a length on middle and off. Nips away a touch and Stoinis is happy to let it go\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run back of a length just outside off. Stoinis gets up on his toes and punches it towards mid off\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, no run back of a length just outside off. Arya hangs back and taps it into the off side with soft hands\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs Arya is not holding back! He wants to counter-punch! Full and swinging away outside off. Arya plants his front foot, goes through the line and cracks it between extra cover and cover point. It was in the air but well away from both fielders!\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs four more! A bit of a nothing short ball outside off, getting up near the waist. Arya sizes it up early and then muscles it past mid wicket! Long on had come up, with point going back before\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, FOUR runs Arya is on absolute fire here! Right in the slot just outside off. Arya gets forward, shows the maker's name and bangs it over mid off. Holds the pose too!\n Mukesh Choudhary to Arya, 1 run on a length outside off. Arya tries to force it through the off side and perhaps tries to hit it too hard. Shanked into the mid wicket region\n Mukesh Choudhary to Stoinis, 1 run back of a length outside off. Stoinis waits on it and plays it late, cutting it towards deep backward point to get off the mark\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, no run fullish on leg stump. Stoinis presses forward and pushes it down the ground to mid on\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, 2 runs dropped again - CSK not helping themselves in the field! Half-tracker outside off. Stoinis gets up on his toes and smashes it towards mid wicket. Shankar leaps up, gets both hands to it but the ball bursts through. Tough chance because of how hard it was hit, but CSK probably need to hang on to one of these, just to get their confidence and belief going! Around the wicket now\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, 1 run back of a length outside off. Stoinis hangs back and chops it into the off side Arya back on strike. He will have boundaries on his mind\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs palmed past the post! That might also technically go down as a chance! Length ball hung up wide outside off. Arya drives on the up and drives uppishly. Shankar flings himself to his left, gets his left mitt to it but cannot cling on. Even tougher than the earlier chance!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, 1 run slower bumper outside off. Balloons through and Arya, after waiting and waiting for it, helps it towards deep mid wicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stoinis, OUT in the air again, and this time, CSK do hold on! Khaleel glides like an airplane while staring down Stoinis, and CSK have three in the powerplay! Back of a length in the channel and this one nips away with the angle. Stoinis was probably playing for the ball coming in, and closed his bat face too early, trying to work to leg. Tame leading edge and Conway makes no mistake at backward point. Stoinis throws his head back in disappointment; Khaleel anything but a picture of disappointment! \n Ashwin to Arya, FOUR runs Arya welcomes Ashwin with a boundary! Angled in on a length on middle and off. Arya gets down on one knee and slugs it over square leg!\n Ashwin to Arya, 2 runs follows the batter well outside leg with a shortish ball. Arya holds his stance and heaves it towards deep backward square leg\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 run fired in very full, just outside leg. A riposte to the batter advance, but Arya jams it into the pitch and the ball bounces up over Ashwin to allow a single\n Ashwin to Wadhera, SIX runs wow - what a way to announce your arrival! Fired in again, fullish on middle and leg. Wadhera dances down the track and whips it over deep mid wicket! Ashwin has not really tried to spin the ball this over, and that has played into the left-handers' hands\n Ashwin to Wadhera, 1 run length outside off. Wadhera gets forward and eases it to long off\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 wide darted in full but also down leg. Dhoni moves to his right and gets something behind it. Called a wide, though\n Ashwin to Arya, SIX runs a 19-ball fifty for Priyansh Arya, against the five-time champions! Take a bow, lad! Marginally short just outside off. Arya spots the length early, gives himself room and carves it off the back foot over the wide long off fence. A classy shot to bookend what has been a classy half-century! See all photos Plenty to ponder for CSK. They have taken three wickets but have also shipped 75 runs. Yes, 75 runs. They now have it all to do in the middle overs\n Jadeja to Wadhera, no run back of a length just outside off. Wadhera takes a step across his stumps before plonking it back towards the bowler\n full and angled across well outside off. Wadhera fetches it and drags his sweep behind square for a single. And Jadeja has overstepped as well. CSK's problems get compounded...\n Jadeja to Arya, 1 run back of a length outside off. Arya opens up his stance and hoicks it on the bounce to long on. Jadeja got away with that one there\n Jadeja to Wadhera, 1 run on a length outside off. Wadhera skips down the track and works it towards deep mid wicket. The call is for two initially but Conway is sharp off his mark and denies that pursuit\n Jadeja to Arya, 2 runs towards deep mid wicket\n Jadeja to Arya, no run full outside off. Arya presses forward and pokes it towards extra cover\n Jadeja to Arya, no run back of a length on middle and off. Skids off the surface and Arya, shaping to reverse, gets into a mess. Dhoni appealed for the lbw but no one else really did. Might have scraped the glove, and the impact may have been outside the line as well\n Ashwin to Wadhera, no run back of a length outside off. Wadhera hangs back and jabs it towards extra cover\n Ashwin to Wadhera, OUT goes straight up, and Dhoni was not going to drop that! Not in a million years! Fired across the batter on a length outside off. Wadhera swings his blade like an axe and while he might have scythed through a tree, he cannot get purchase on this. Only gets height, that too off the outside half of the bat, and Dhoni calls early to do the rest. Ashwin is pleased, and Wadhera has to walk back! \n Ashwin to Maxwell, 1 run darted in full on leg stump. Maxwell gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards long on\n Ashwin to Arya, no run angled across again, on a length just outside off. Arya has a tentative prod at it and chunks it off the inside edge into his front pad Glenn Maxwell vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 85 RUNS 165 OUTS 4 SR 194.11 4s\/6s 9\/14\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Arya glances it towards short fine leg\n Ashwin to Maxwell, OUT Ashwin pulls off a stunner off his own bowling, and now he is properly overjoyed! Carrom ball, slowed up on a length on the stumps. Maxwell backs away, trying to blast that through Ashwin. Picks Ashwin out to perfection and the bowler, after a bit of a bobble, holds on. Ashwin will not mind one bit. CSK will not mind one bit. And Maxwell cannot believe what has just happened. Half of the PBKS side now back in the shed! \n Jadeja to Arya, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Arya hangs back and jabs it towards deep point Shashank on strike\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, no run back of a length on leg stump. Shashank hangs back and pokes it towards the bowler\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run length outside off. Shashank gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long off for a single\n Jadeja to Arya, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Arya goes back and punches it towards long on\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, 2 runs slanted in on a length on off. Shashank gets across his stumps and paddles it fine for a couple of runs\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run back of a length outside off. Shashank taps it towards backward point and retains strike\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run carrom ball on a full length on off. Shashank gets fully forward and eases it to long on\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 run another carrom-ball, on a length on middle and leg. Arya squirts it off the inside edge towards deep mid wicket\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, no run length just outside off. Shashank reads the carrom ball off the pitch and defends\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, 2 runs carrom ball on a length just outside off. Shashank backs away and slices it towards deep point. He has to hustle back for two and might have been in trouble with a better throw\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, no run carrom ball on a length just outside off. Shashank presses forward and plays it back to the bowler\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run fired in full again, on middle and leg. Shashank pats it to long on and retains strike\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, SIX runs right - that is one way to greet the leading wicket-taker of the comp! Googly that lands right in the slot outside off. Shashank gets down on one knee and clobbers it over wide long on!\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run fuller on leg stump. Shashank lunges forward and nudges it towards deep backward square leg\n Noor Ahmad to Arya, FOUR runs that is a dreadful delivery, and it gets punished! Half-tracker a mile outside leg. Arya, after rubbing his eyes in disbelief, helps it over short fine leg!\n Noor Ahmad to Arya, 2 runs angled in on a length on leg stump. Arya bunts it to the edge of the ring in the mid wicket region and races back for two. Excellent running!\n Noor Ahmad to Arya, no run googly on a length on middle and off. Spins back a touch, goes past the inside edge and raps Arya on the pad. Would have been going down with the angle, though\n Noor Ahmad to Arya, 1 run on a length on middle and off. Arya gets down on one knee and sweeps it on the bounce to deep backward square leg\n Ashwin to Arya, SIX runs bam! Arya goes big again! Dragged down on middle and leg, and this just sits up for Arya. He lines it up and whacks it over deep mid wicket!\n Ashwin to Arya, SIX runs caught by Choudhary, but he has stepped onto the ropes! Drama in Mullanpur! Carrom ball slanted across the batter full outside off. Arya slices across it completely but still gets it far enough towards long off. Choudhary hold onto the chance but also steps onto the rope while doing so. Not the greatest effort in the world, and Ashwin, who thought he had a wicket, has six against his name again!\n Ashwin to Arya, 1 run back of a length outside off. Arya reaches out for it and flat-bats it towards long off\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, no run carrom ball on a fullish length on middle and leg. Shashank plays all around it and gets rapped on the pads\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, SIX runs Shashank wants a piece of Ashwin too! This is getting very predictable now. Slot ball outside off and Shashank picks the carrom ball to pump this over Ashwin's head! Ashwin has more or less bowled\n Ashwin to Shashank Singh, 1 run back of a length outside off. Shashank punches it down the ground towards long on\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run back of a length outside off. Shashank gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side for an easy single\n Pathirana to Arya, SIX runs oh my word - that is a world-class shot! Low full toss hung up wide outside off. Arya peels the outer cover off the ball and scythes it over deep point!\n Pathirana to Arya, SIX runs goes all the way again! Arya is tearing Pathirana apart! Dug into the track just outside off. Arya rises with the bounce and swats it just over the wide long on fence!\n Pathirana to Arya, SIX runs three sixes in the over, and this youngster is enjoying his time out in the Mullanpur floodlights! A bit of a half-tracker. Not enough pace to hustle the batter, not enough bounce to make him miscue it. Arya stands up tall and swipes it over deep square leg!\n Pathirana to Arya, FOUR runs edged and four! A hundred for Priyansh Arya inside 13 overs of an IPL innings - and this has been a knock right out of the top drawer! Sizzling, stunning and absolutely sensational! Zipped in full on middle and off. Arya gets a little squared up as he looks to flick but the ball takes enough of the outside edge to fly past short third. Takes his helmet off, soaks in the applause. The innings of his dreams, and it has come against the five-time champions! See all photos\n Pathirana to Arya, no run slower ball on a length outside off. Stops on Arya a little and he nearly pops it straight to extra cover. On the bounce, and PBKS fans breathe a sigh of relief\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 leg bye leg-spinner on a full length, following the batter outside leg. Shashank misses it with his bat and the ball rolls off his pad for a leg bye\n Noor Ahmad to Arya, 1 run floated up full and wide. Arya plants his front foot and smashes it on the bounce to deep cover\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Shashank hangs back and pushes it towards deep mid wicket\n Noor Ahmad to Arya, OUT taken on the fence, and the Priyansh Arya show is over! But what a show it was! Breathtaking at every moment, and just as belligerent to knock the stuffing out of CSK! Tossed up full just outside off. Seems like the googly and this cramps Arya a little as he tries to slog it over long on. Off the inside half of the bat and Shankar snares the chance at long on. A standing ovation as Arya walks off, and pretty sure there will be countless people at home standing in front of their TV sets and phone\/laptop screens doing the same! \n Noor Ahmad to Jansen, FOUR runs oh, hello! Given a bit of air just outside off. Jansen shimmies down the track and times it exquisitely, beating long on to his left! Over the wicket now\n Noor Ahmad to Jansen, no run fired in very full just outside leg. Jansen looks for the reverse and the ball seems to just sneak past leg stump. On another day, that would have been curtains for Jansen\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Shashank has a swipe across the line and misses, getting hit on the boundary\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, no run back of a length outside off. Shashank taps it towards extra cover off the back foot\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, no run back of a length delivery hung up wide outside off. Left alone and that sneaks just inside the tramlines\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs short, wide again and punished this time! Sits up nicely this time and Shashank waits on it long enough to crack it past backward point!\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, 1 run back of a length outside off. Forces Shashank to play off the back foot into the off side and he chops it towards sweeper cover\n Jadeja to Jansen, 1 run fired in on a length on middle and off. Holds a little in the surface and Jansen plonks it towards long off\n Pathirana to Jansen, 1 run full on middle and leg. Jansen plants his front foot and cloths it down the ground to long on\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run full just outside off. Shashank shuffles across and pushes it down the ground to long on\n Pathirana to Jansen, no run off-pace on a back of a length just outside off. Jansen swings for the hills and toe-ends it towards Dhoni, who dives to his right and ensures it is a dot\n Pathirana to Jansen, 2 runs length outside off. Jansen extends his arms and powers it towards long off. Noor nearly over-runs it to his left but does enough to recover and prevent the boundary\n Pathirana to Jansen, 1 run zipped in full on middle and off. Jansen cannot get under it and squeezes it out to long on\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run off-pace on a full length outside off. Shashank tips it to extra cover and saunters across to the other end Time for a pause, and PBKS will be happy with where they are. They already have 170 on the board, and this partnership is very capable of pushing them closer to 220. CSK, remember, have not chased a 180-plus score since 2018...\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run fired in full on off. Shashank gets down on one knee and hoicks it towards deep backward square leg CSK need Noor to strike here\n Noor Ahmad to Jansen, 1 run angled across on a length just outside off. Jansen has a slog across the line and toe-ends it towards extra cover\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, SIX runs dispatched! That is a woeful delivery. A half-tracker outside off that had Noor's toe-nails in danger for a while. Shashank stands tall and thumps it over wide long off!\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 2 runs oh my - this is going to bring down rain! And dropped by CSK - dear, oh dear! Googly on a length on the stumps. Shashank has a huge swipe across the line and skies it. Ravindra runs in from deep mid wicket, settles under it and then shells it. CSK cannot catch a break. Or a chance...\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Shashank opens up his stance and hacks it on the bounce to long on\n Noor Ahmad to Jansen, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Jansen walks well across his stumps and swipes it towards deep backward square leg. Khaleel does nice work on the fence and keeps it to a single\n Pathirana to Jansen, SIX runs taxi, where are you?! Right in the slot on middle and leg, and Jansen, once he has made connection, does not even look to see where that has flown. Free extension of the arms and that went soaring over long on! Pathirana pulls out of his run-up late. And we will go again\n Pathirana to Jansen, 1 run searing in-swinging yorker on leg stump. Jansen jams down on it and squeezes it out towards long on\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run full just outside off. Shashank plants his front foot and drills it down the ground towards long off\n Pathirana to Jansen, 1 run right into the blockhole on middle and off. Jansen gets his bat down in time and the ball skews off the toe-end behind square on the leg side\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run did Shashank hit it? If not, he might be in trouble here! Full toss on middle and leg. Tails in a little and Shashank seems to get an inside edge before the ball strikes him on the pad. CSK go upstairs because, well, why not. Clear inside edge and our original suspicion has been confirmed. Decision stays, and CSK lose a review!\n Pathirana to Jansen, 1 run banged into the track outside off, as a response to Jansen advancing. He gets under it but does not get any sort of power into the stroke. Spoons it over backward point for a single\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jansen, 2 leg byes back of a length delivery that pitches a mile outside leg. Skips off and raps Jansen on the pads, perhaps on leg stump. Khaleel appeals as the ball rolls towards backward point. Choudhary fires a needless throw at the bowler's end and they concede another\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jansen, FOUR runs streaky, but they all count! Slower bumper just outside off. Jansen has a massive swipe across the line and the ball skews off the leading edge, beating short third to his left!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jansen, 2 runs fullish on leg stump. Jansen plants his front foot, uses his wrists and flicks it on the bounce to deep mid wicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jansen, 1 run into the blockhole on leg stump. Jansen jams down on it and digs it out towards long on\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs right in the gap, and Shashank is not relenting! Slot ball on leg stump. Shashank gets his front foot out of the way and whips it between long on and deep mid wicket!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Shashank Singh, 1 run low full toss on leg stump. Shashank moves across his stumps and tucks it off his toes towards deep backward square leg\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, no run off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Shashank tries to smash that into the mountains and only grabs a handful of fresh air RUNS 235 OUTS 7 4s\/6s 18\/16 SR 197.47 AVE 33.57\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 wide attempted leg-stump yorker that slides down leg. Shashank does not get bat on it and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, no run length ball fired across the batter outside off. Shashank shuffles across, looking for the scoop but only ends up nutmegging himself\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run low full toss on middle and leg. Shashank has a swish at it and jams it off the inside edge into his pads. The ball rolls away into the off side for a single\n Pathirana to Jansen, SIX runs clean as a whistle! Slower ball on a fullish length on off stump. Drops on Jansen late but he continues with his swing. Full extension of those long levers and he slams this over the bowler's head!\n Pathirana to Jansen, 1 run back of a length wide outside off. Jansen initially shapes for the scoop but has to then change his stroke because of how wide it was. Gets an inside edge and Dhoni gets his left paw to it to keep it to a single\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 3 runs full outside off. Shashank gets his hands through the ball and drills it past extra cover. Noor comes around from long off, puts in the slide and seems to save a single. Shashank, either way, gets to his fifty, and PBKS finish with 219! Priyansh Arya: I am not very expressive, but I am feeling very good. After the last match, got the ball in my slot, I would hit it for six. I want to express myself and not get bogged We have to bowl in good areas and take as many wickets as we can in the powerplay. CSK were very inconsistent. And not for the first time this season. They picked up three in the powerplay but also conceded 75. Then, Ashwin nabbed two in quick succession but CSK could not capitalize. Their fielding and catching was severely under-par. Gaikwad's captaincy also left plenty to be desired, and they now have a mountain to climb in yet another run-chase. History is against CSK, but crazier things have happened in this sport and in this league. Join us in a bit for the run-chase!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Jansen","Maxwell","Prabhsimran","Shashank Singh","Shreyas Iyer","Stoinis","Wadhera"],"Runs":[103.0,34.0,1.0,0.0,52.0,9.0,4.0,9.0],"Balls_Faced":[42,19,2,2,36,7,7,7],"Fours":[7,2,0,0,2,0,0,0],"Sixes":[9,2,0,0,3,1,0,1],"S\/R":[245.24,178.95,50.0,0.0,144.44,128.57,57.14,128.57],"dismissal":["c Shankar b Noor Ahmad","Not Out","c & b Ashwin","b Mukesh Choudhary","Not Out","b Ahmed","c Conway b Ahmed","c \u2020Dhoni b Ashwin"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Jadeja","Khaleel Ahmed","Mukesh Choudhary","Noor Ahmad","Pathirana"],"Balls":[24,18,24,12,18,24],"Runs_Given":[48.0,18.0,45.0,21.0,32.0,52.0],"Wickets":[2,0,2,1,1,0],"Overs":[4.0,3.0,4.0,2.0,3.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Beaten on the flowing square drive. Khaleel walks close to the batter while chatting, it .ends with a smile. Was a length ball, seam up, that landed on off and decked away a .touch. Was going over the stumps, Salt tried to drive on top of the bounce\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Salt walks down and tries to whip the fullish ball off fourth stump, misses\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Khaleel keeps Salt in check again. 138ks bumper landed on leg and zips over fourth, .rose just under shoulder height. Salt shaped for the front-foot pull but crouched and .yanked the bat late to let it go\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .Aiming square leg, going deep third. Lucky for Salt. He tried to slug the 138ks full ball on .off across the line, the arc of the bat swing was from point to square leg.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .WIde, full, and this one's middled. Flayed over point off the front foot, clears the infield .which is all that he needed to do. Khaleel smiles . .Phil Salt vs Khaleel Ahmed .BALLS .27 .RUNS .43 .OUTS .0 .SR .159.25 .4s\/6s .8\/1\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, 1 run .138ks again, cramps the batter for room on the pull. Hard-length ball at the body\nAshwin to Salt, SIX runs .That's a gift to start. Short ball slips out, sits up down leg. Looked like the carrom ball .and was pulled off the hips, waited and deposited over fine leg\nAshwin to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt on the charge, makes room to the 96ks shortish ball - not as much of a drag-down - .but still enough for Salt to cut it while backing away. Through extra cover\nAshwin to Salt, 1 run .Clipped off the back foot through midwicket, crowd is delighted as Kohli will be on strike\nAshwin to Kohli, no run .Another carrom ball, but this time the seam is pointing towards point. The length ball on .middle turns away a bit, defended into the pitch with the straight bat .Virat Kohli strike rate vs Ashwin in T20s123.12\nAshwin to Kohli, 1 run .Kohli makes room and Ashwin tries to follow him. There's a bit of room to work with but .Kohli pulls it over midwicket\nAshwin to Salt, FOUR runs .Another four to fine leg. Round one against spin goes to RCB. Ashwin not wanting to .give room, bowls another length ball onto the pads, but it's on the outer-half, helped .away with the pull\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run .Emphatic celebrappeal for lbw from Khaleel, he ran past the batter without looking back .but it's not given. CSK review . Where did this pitch? It thought it was in line. Was a .fullish length ball that zipped off the pitch that beat the whip across the line - a rarity .with Kohli batting, and hit just under the knee-roll. Hawk-Eye shows it was pitching just .outside leg .See all photos\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run .Beaten on the pull. Dhoni has to leap away to get the 139ks shoulder-high ball. Was .going through fifth stump, Kohli wanted to nail the pull just in front of square. The front .foot was well outside the crease, the back leg lifted and swivelled down leg, so he was .off balance but did not sacrifice power. Beaten comprehensively\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, 1 leg bye .Off the hook. Single to fine leg. Back of lengther at the hip, beaten on the leg glance. Ball .goes off thigh pad . .Khaleel Ahmed in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .975 .WKTS .36 .4s\/6s .173\/35 .ECON .7.85 .AVE .35.47\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt pulls with a stable base, that's what Kohli missed earlier. This was picked up off a .shortish length and smacked flat over midwicket. Deep-backward square leg was the .only fielder out. One-bounce four.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Length on top of middle delivered from close to the stumps, 141ks, pace off the pitch is .high. Salt slides leg side last second to punch it defensively, with a straight bat, back to .the bowler\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, 2 runs .Ugly but smart whip across the line well to the right of deep midwicket to pick up two. .Was a length ball around fifth, Salt went across outside off and swung across the thigh.\nSam Curran to Kohli, no run .Doesn't carry to midwicket, Noor didn't take a step forward, just lunged low and straight .to try and take it low, got yorked. Was a back of lengther angling in at the batter, Kohli .happy to pull it with all his might. Likely to have spliced it\nSam Curran to Kohli, 2 runs .Slower back of lengther is pulled off the sticker, in the gap through midwicket. Ball .slowed down in the outfield\nSam Curran to Kohli, no run .Kohli's trying to take Curran on but isn't able to. He walked to the leg-side wide guideline .to try but got followed by a length ball on top of is bat. Beaten on the swipe across the .line, ball pops into the off side\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 leg bye .Kohli looks to go through the leg side again, doesn't connect, ball goes off the pad .towards cover\nSam Curran to Salt, 1 run .Slow full ball dips, lands just in front of the batter, Salt has to wait for the flick to .midwicket. He smiles at the bowler\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 run .Swept like it's off a spinner, and wow, that's 83ks. Quite the change up. Was a full ball .outside off that was swept along the ground to deep-mid .Who said you can't build your team around a 40 year old? In football, a team from .Bengaluru has shown the way -- this is how Bengaluru FC entered the playoffs to .become ISL trophy contenders, powered by the ageless Sunil Chhetri.\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .A touch short, 92ks, pulled aerially to deep midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, 1 wide .Low and full but down leg, Salt doesn't move his feet and tries to shovel it fine. Misses. .Dhoni slides across to collect it\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, 1 run .Full on the pads, clipped to short fine leg\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, no run .Down leg again, Kohli plants the front foot in line with the ball and looks to thump the .sweep. Ball beats him and pops to short fine, batter didn't know initially where it went .though\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, FOUR runs .Connects with the sweep this time. A knee-roll high full toss made it easy, races through .backward square leg\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Length around off, pushed to cover for a quick single\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, OUT .Fast-handed stumping attempt from Dhoni, sent upstairs. Didn't look like Salt lifted his .toe in real time. But let's see. Replay shows the front foot was on the line as he missed .the on-the-up cover drive off the length ball angling away outside off. The toe didn't lift .much but it did hover, the ball was on top of fifth stump, Dhoni didn't have to move his .knees, which is when his superpower is unleashed. The time between the ball being .caught and swooshed onto the stumps might be 0.10 seconds or fewer, remarkable .reflexes and Salt - who probably didn't lift his foot even a centimetre - has to walk back .for a good, but brief, 32. .Phil Salt st \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad 32 (16b 5x4 1x6 23m) SR: 200\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 run .Wicket's just fallen, but Kohli is happy to slog. It is the last over of the powerplay after .all. The length ball is miscued to deep square leg. Went low off the bat .Long leg and third out, slip in place\nSam Curran to Padikkal, no run .Length on top of leg, tries to flick it square, inside edges it onto pad\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 2 runs .Launched over point, off the bottom of the bat though, lands halfway into the outfield .and plugs\nSam Curran to Padikkal, no run .Under-edges the fullish length ball outside off onto the pitch and back to the keeper. .Was a slower ball that Padikkal tried to cut\nSam Curran to Padikkal, SIX runs .Slot ball lands on leg and angles into the pad, Padikkal's upper body bends and the feet .are mostly upright as he flicks it behind square. Pick-up shot\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 1 wide .Down leg, the shortish ball is let go after Padikkal shaped to pull it\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run .Another slower one from Curran, he's got a few of them out real early. 82.7ks lol. .Landed around a back of length and spun in a touch, Padikkal was early on the full- .faced punch, ball lobbed to the right of the bowler. Quick single to mid-off\nJadeja to Padikkal, no run .Beats the attempted slog sweep with a length ball on fourth\nJadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs .RCB continue to be proactive, Padikkal nails the slog sweep flat over forward square .leg. The line is just outside off which makes the shot a touch less risky\nJadeja to Padikkal, no run .Beaten on the cut. Length ball lands on middle and off and goes through fourth. Not far .from the stumps\nJadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Another sweep, this is fine. Padikkal walked across, got a touch too far inside the line .but went through with the shot and got it through fine leg\nJadeja to Padikkal, SIX runs .More risk, more reward. Long-on is in place but Padikkal dances down to a quickish .length ball, heaves it over long-on. Don't think he middled it but went through with the .full swing\nJadeja to Padikkal, 1 run .Wide on a length, 97ks, turned into a wider ball by Padikkal making room. Ball goes off .the bottom of the bat through point\nAshwin to Padikkal, 1 wide .Ooh, misses out. Shortish ball down leg, beaten on the one-knee pull. Padikkal wanted .to go fine, tried playing it late\nAshwin to Padikkal, 1 run .Touch slower, on a length and at the pads, worked through the leg side\nAshwin to Kohli, no run .Kohli makes room and is followed by a 95ks length ball that skids a touch low, .underedged cut goes towards cover\nAshwin to Kohli, 1 run .Tucked off the pads through square leg . .Devdutt Padikkal vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .18 .RUNS .16 .OUTS .1 .SR .88.88 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nAshwin to Padikkal, 2 runs .Backs away and launches an inside-out cover drive to a fourth-stump length ball. Ball .lands halfway into the outfield and is stopped into the deep\nAshwin to Padikkal, OUT .Gaikwad claims a low catch at cover, Umpire Nitin Menon has his finger on the .earpiece... and signals out. Guessing the third umpire was seeing the replays .somehow. Anyway, The ball hovered low and travelled quick, both hands cupped the ball .in front of Gaikwad's body. Was a full ball to which Padikkal made room and drove with .a flourish. Great start but cut short, don't think RCB will mind that too much though. .Devdutt Padikkal c Gaikwad b Ashwin 27 (14b 2x4 2x6 12m) SR: 192.85\nAshwin to Patidar, 1 run .Full on middle, flicked to wide long-on\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 leg bye .Shortish ball at the ribs, tucked off the back foot through square leg\nPathirana to Kohli, no run .Beaten on the hook, Kohli's not happy it's not called wide. No review though. Was a .bumper that landed around off and went over middle and leg, the batter was in the .crease and tried to go fine. Side-on replay shows it actually was a touch over head- .height\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .Length on the hips, clipped to deep-backward square leg\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Fullish length ball on the pads, flicked to deep fine leg. Looked like the slower one, pace .not shown\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 wide .Yorker slips well down leg. Let go. Dhoni takes two biggish leaps to the left and tumbles .sideways to collect it low\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .Middle-stump yorker is executed to perfection, Kohli plays it beautifully too. Gets the .front leg to the leg side and flicks it with ball just passing the crease through backward .square leg. Amazing reflexes. Bowler smiles as the batter takes the run.\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Back of length outside off, guided to deep third. Timeout\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Sliced in the air... and it falls safely. Deep cover ran to his diagonal right but ball landed .a few metres in front. Was a full ball outside off that Patidar tried to smear over extra .cover.\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Stays leg side of the length ball and cuts to sweeper cover\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Length on off, 91ks, punched to cover. No spin there\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Slog swept along the ground, big back-lift and lots of power generated off the wrists, hit .to the fielder though\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, no run .Length over top of fourth, 94ks, cut off the splice into the grass nearby. Ball goes to .cover\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, SIX runs .This is what makes Patidar special. Takes on bowlers even after mistiming balls. This .time, he makes room and wallops a slog sweep away over cow corner .Time for Abhimanyu to come in","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs LSG, 70th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Beaten on the flowing square drive. Khaleel walks close to the batter while chatting, it ends with a smile. Was a length ball, seam up, that landed on off and decked away a touch. Was going over the stumps, Salt tried to drive on top of the bounce\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Salt walks down and tries to whip the fullish ball off fourth stump, misses\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Khaleel keeps Salt in check again. 138ks bumper landed on leg and zips over fourth, rose just under shoulder height. Salt shaped for the front-foot pull but crouched and yanked the bat late to let it go\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs Aiming square leg, going deep third. Lucky for Salt. He tried to slug the 138ks full ball on off across the line, the arc of the bat swing was from point to square leg.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs WIde, full, and this one's middled. Flayed over point off the front foot, clears the infield which is all that he needed to do. Khaleel smiles Phil Salt vs Khaleel Ahmed BALLS 27 RUNS 43 OUTS 0 SR 159.25 4s\/6s 8\/1\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, 1 run 138ks again, cramps the batter for room on the pull. Hard-length ball at the body\n Ashwin to Salt, SIX runs That's a gift to start. Short ball slips out, sits up down leg. Looked like the carrom ball and was pulled off the hips, waited and deposited over fine leg\n Ashwin to Salt, FOUR runs Salt on the charge, makes room to the 96ks shortish ball - not as much of a drag-down - but still enough for Salt to cut it while backing away. Through extra cover\n Ashwin to Salt, 1 run Clipped off the back foot through midwicket, crowd is delighted as Kohli will be on strike\n Ashwin to Kohli, no run Another carrom ball, but this time the seam is pointing towards point. The length ball on middle turns away a bit, defended into the pitch with the straight bat Virat Kohli strike rate vs Ashwin in T20s123.12\n Ashwin to Kohli, 1 run Kohli makes room and Ashwin tries to follow him. There's a bit of room to work with but Kohli pulls it over midwicket\n Ashwin to Salt, FOUR runs Another four to fine leg. Round one against spin goes to RCB. Ashwin not wanting to give room, bowls another length ball onto the pads, but it's on the outer-half, helped away with the pull\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run Emphatic celebrappeal for lbw from Khaleel, he ran past the batter without looking back but it's not given. CSK review Where did this pitch? It thought it was in line. Was a fullish length ball that zipped off the pitch that beat the whip across the line - a rarity with Kohli batting, and hit just under the knee-roll. Hawk-Eye shows it was pitching just outside leg See all photos\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run Beaten on the pull. Dhoni has to leap away to get the 139ks shoulder-high ball. Was going through fifth stump, Kohli wanted to nail the pull just in front of square. The front foot was well outside the crease, the back leg lifted and swivelled down leg, so he was off balance but did not sacrifice power. Beaten comprehensively\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, 1 leg bye Off the hook. Single to fine leg. Back of lengther at the hip, beaten on the leg glance. Ball goes off thigh pad BALLS 975 WKTS 36 4s\/6s 173\/35 ECON 7.85 AVE 35.47\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs Salt pulls with a stable base, that's what Kohli missed earlier. This was picked up off a shortish length and smacked flat over midwicket. Deep-backward square leg was the only fielder out. One-bounce four.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Length on top of middle delivered from close to the stumps, 141ks, pace off the pitch is high. Salt slides leg side last second to punch it defensively, with a straight bat, back to the bowler\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, 2 runs Ugly but smart whip across the line well to the right of deep midwicket to pick up two. Was a length ball around fifth, Salt went across outside off and swung across the thigh.\n Sam Curran to Kohli, no run Doesn't carry to midwicket, Noor didn't take a step forward, just lunged low and straight to try and take it low, got yorked. Was a back of lengther angling in at the batter, Kohli happy to pull it with all his might. Likely to have spliced it\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 2 runs Slower back of lengther is pulled off the sticker, in the gap through midwicket. Ball slowed down in the outfield\n Sam Curran to Kohli, no run Kohli's trying to take Curran on but isn't able to. He walked to the leg-side wide guideline to try but got followed by a length ball on top of is bat. Beaten on the swipe across the line, ball pops into the off side\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 leg bye Kohli looks to go through the leg side again, doesn't connect, ball goes off the pad towards cover\n Sam Curran to Salt, 1 run Slow full ball dips, lands just in front of the batter, Salt has to wait for the flick to midwicket. He smiles at the bowler\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 run Swept like it's off a spinner, and wow, that's 83ks. Quite the change up. Was a full ball outside off that was swept along the ground to deep-mid Who said you can't build your team around a 40 year old? In football, a team from Bengaluru has shown the way -- this is how Bengaluru FC entered the playoffs to become ISL trophy contenders, powered by the ageless Sunil Chhetri.\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run A touch short, 92ks, pulled aerially to deep midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, 1 wide Low and full but down leg, Salt doesn't move his feet and tries to shovel it fine. Misses. Dhoni slides across to collect it\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, 1 run Full on the pads, clipped to short fine leg\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, no run Down leg again, Kohli plants the front foot in line with the ball and looks to thump the sweep. Ball beats him and pops to short fine, batter didn't know initially where it went though\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, FOUR runs Connects with the sweep this time. A knee-roll high full toss made it easy, races through backward square leg\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Length around off, pushed to cover for a quick single\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, OUT Fast-handed stumping attempt from Dhoni, sent upstairs. Didn't look like Salt lifted his toe in real time. But let's see. Replay shows the front foot was on the line as he missed the on-the-up cover drive off the length ball angling away outside off. The toe didn't lift much but it did hover, the ball was on top of fifth stump, Dhoni didn't have to move his knees, which is when his superpower is unleashed. The time between the ball being caught and swooshed onto the stumps might be 0.10 seconds or fewer, remarkable reflexes and Salt - who probably didn't lift his foot even a centimetre - has to walk back for a good, but brief, 32. \n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 run Wicket's just fallen, but Kohli is happy to slog. It is the last over of the powerplay after all. The length ball is miscued to deep square leg. Went low off the bat Long leg and third out, slip in place\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, no run Length on top of leg, tries to flick it square, inside edges it onto pad\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 2 runs Launched over point, off the bottom of the bat though, lands halfway into the outfield and plugs\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, no run Under-edges the fullish length ball outside off onto the pitch and back to the keeper. Was a slower ball that Padikkal tried to cut\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, SIX runs Slot ball lands on leg and angles into the pad, Padikkal's upper body bends and the feet are mostly upright as he flicks it behind square. Pick-up shot\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 1 wide Down leg, the shortish ball is let go after Padikkal shaped to pull it\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run Another slower one from Curran, he's got a few of them out real early. 82.7ks lol. Landed around a back of length and spun in a touch, Padikkal was early on the full-faced punch, ball lobbed to the right of the bowler. Quick single to mid-off\n Jadeja to Padikkal, no run Beats the attempted slog sweep with a length ball on fourth\n Jadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs RCB continue to be proactive, Padikkal nails the slog sweep flat over forward square leg. The line is just outside off which makes the shot a touch less risky\n Jadeja to Padikkal, no run Beaten on the cut. Length ball lands on middle and off and goes through fourth. Not far from the stumps\n Jadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs Another sweep, this is fine. Padikkal walked across, got a touch too far inside the line but went through with the shot and got it through fine leg\n Jadeja to Padikkal, SIX runs More risk, more reward. Long-on is in place but Padikkal dances down to a quickish length ball, heaves it over long-on. Don't think he middled it but went through with the full swing\n Jadeja to Padikkal, 1 run Wide on a length, 97ks, turned into a wider ball by Padikkal making room. Ball goes off the bottom of the bat through point\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 1 wide Ooh, misses out. Shortish ball down leg, beaten on the one-knee pull. Padikkal wanted to go fine, tried playing it late\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 1 run Touch slower, on a length and at the pads, worked through the leg side\n Ashwin to Kohli, no run Kohli makes room and is followed by a 95ks length ball that skids a touch low, underedged cut goes towards cover\n Ashwin to Kohli, 1 run Tucked off the pads through square leg Devdutt Padikkal vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 18 RUNS 16 OUTS 1 SR 88.88 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 2 runs Backs away and launches an inside-out cover drive to a fourth-stump length ball. Ball lands halfway into the outfield and is stopped into the deep\n Ashwin to Padikkal, OUT Gaikwad claims a low catch at cover, Umpire Nitin Menon has his finger on the earpiece... and signals out. Guessing the third umpire was seeing the replays somehow. Anyway, The ball hovered low and travelled quick, both hands cupped the ball in front of Gaikwad's body. Was a full ball to which Padikkal made room and drove with a flourish. Great start but cut short, don't think RCB will mind that too much though. \n Ashwin to Patidar, 1 run Full on middle, flicked to wide long-on\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 leg bye Shortish ball at the ribs, tucked off the back foot through square leg\n Pathirana to Kohli, no run Beaten on the hook, Kohli's not happy it's not called wide. No review though. Was a bumper that landed around off and went over middle and leg, the batter was in the crease and tried to go fine. Side-on replay shows it actually was a touch over head-height\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run Length on the hips, clipped to deep-backward square leg\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Fullish length ball on the pads, flicked to deep fine leg. Looked like the slower one, pace not shown\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 wide Yorker slips well down leg. Let go. Dhoni takes two biggish leaps to the left and tumbles sideways to collect it low\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run Middle-stump yorker is executed to perfection, Kohli plays it beautifully too. Gets the front leg to the leg side and flicks it with ball just passing the crease through backward square leg. Amazing reflexes. Bowler smiles as the batter takes the run.\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Back of length outside off, guided to deep third. Timeout\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Sliced in the air... and it falls safely. Deep cover ran to his diagonal right but ball landed a few metres in front. Was a full ball outside off that Patidar tried to smear over extra cover.\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Stays leg side of the length ball and cuts to sweeper cover\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Length on off, 91ks, punched to cover. No spin there\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Slog swept along the ground, big back-lift and lots of power generated off the wrists, hit to the fielder though\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, no run Length over top of fourth, 94ks, cut off the splice into the grass nearby. Ball goes to cover\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, SIX runs This is what makes Patidar special. Takes on bowlers even after mistiming balls. This time, he makes room and wallops a slog sweep away over cow corner Time for Abhimanyu to come in","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Kohli","Padikkal","Patidar","Salt"],"Runs":[16.0,27.0,11.0,32.0],"Balls_Faced":[22,14,8,16],"Fours":[1,2,0,5],"Sixes":[0,2,1,1],"S\/R":[72.73,192.86,137.5,200.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Gaikwad b Ashwin","Not Out","st \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Jadeja","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Pathirana","Sam Curran"],"Balls":[12,6,12,12,6,12],"Runs_Given":[22.0,15.0,15.0,18.0,5.0,15.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Beaten on the flowing square drive. Khaleel walks close to the batter while chatting, it .ends with a smile. Was a length ball, seam up, that landed on off and decked away a .touch. Was going over the stumps, Salt tried to drive on top of the bounce\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Salt walks down and tries to whip the fullish ball off fourth stump, misses\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Khaleel keeps Salt in check again. 138ks bumper landed on leg and zips over fourth, .rose just under shoulder height. Salt shaped for the front-foot pull but crouched and .yanked the bat late to let it go\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .Aiming square leg, going deep third. Lucky for Salt. He tried to slug the 138ks full ball on .off across the line, the arc of the bat swing was from point to square leg.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .WIde, full, and this one's middled. Flayed over point off the front foot, clears the infield .which is all that he needed to do. Khaleel smiles . .Phil Salt vs Khaleel Ahmed .BALLS .27 .RUNS .43 .OUTS .0 .SR .159.25 .4s\/6s .8\/1\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, 1 run .138ks again, cramps the batter for room on the pull. Hard-length ball at the body\nAshwin to Salt, SIX runs .That's a gift to start. Short ball slips out, sits up down leg. Looked like the carrom ball .and was pulled off the hips, waited and deposited over fine leg\nAshwin to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt on the charge, makes room to the 96ks shortish ball - not as much of a drag-down - .but still enough for Salt to cut it while backing away. Through extra cover\nAshwin to Salt, 1 run .Clipped off the back foot through midwicket, crowd is delighted as Kohli will be on strike\nAshwin to Kohli, no run .Another carrom ball, but this time the seam is pointing towards point. The length ball on .middle turns away a bit, defended into the pitch with the straight bat .Virat Kohli strike rate vs Ashwin in T20s123.12\nAshwin to Kohli, 1 run .Kohli makes room and Ashwin tries to follow him. There's a bit of room to work with but .Kohli pulls it over midwicket\nAshwin to Salt, FOUR runs .Another four to fine leg. Round one against spin goes to RCB. Ashwin not wanting to .give room, bowls another length ball onto the pads, but it's on the outer-half, helped .away with the pull\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run .Emphatic celebrappeal for lbw from Khaleel, he ran past the batter without looking back .but it's not given. CSK review . Where did this pitch? It thought it was in line. Was a .fullish length ball that zipped off the pitch that beat the whip across the line - a rarity .with Kohli batting, and hit just under the knee-roll. Hawk-Eye shows it was pitching just .outside leg .See all photos\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run .Beaten on the pull. Dhoni has to leap away to get the 139ks shoulder-high ball. Was .going through fifth stump, Kohli wanted to nail the pull just in front of square. The front .foot was well outside the crease, the back leg lifted and swivelled down leg, so he was .off balance but did not sacrifice power. Beaten comprehensively\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, 1 leg bye .Off the hook. Single to fine leg. Back of lengther at the hip, beaten on the leg glance. Ball .goes off thigh pad . .Khaleel Ahmed in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .975 .WKTS .36 .4s\/6s .173\/35 .ECON .7.85 .AVE .35.47\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt pulls with a stable base, that's what Kohli missed earlier. This was picked up off a .shortish length and smacked flat over midwicket. Deep-backward square leg was the .only fielder out. One-bounce four.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Length on top of middle delivered from close to the stumps, 141ks, pace off the pitch is .high. Salt slides leg side last second to punch it defensively, with a straight bat, back to .the bowler\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, 2 runs .Ugly but smart whip across the line well to the right of deep midwicket to pick up two. .Was a length ball around fifth, Salt went across outside off and swung across the thigh.\nSam Curran to Kohli, no run .Doesn't carry to midwicket, Noor didn't take a step forward, just lunged low and straight .to try and take it low, got yorked. Was a back of lengther angling in at the batter, Kohli .happy to pull it with all his might. Likely to have spliced it\nSam Curran to Kohli, 2 runs .Slower back of lengther is pulled off the sticker, in the gap through midwicket. Ball .slowed down in the outfield\nSam Curran to Kohli, no run .Kohli's trying to take Curran on but isn't able to. He walked to the leg-side wide guideline .to try but got followed by a length ball on top of is bat. Beaten on the swipe across the .line, ball pops into the off side\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 leg bye .Kohli looks to go through the leg side again, doesn't connect, ball goes off the pad .towards cover\nSam Curran to Salt, 1 run .Slow full ball dips, lands just in front of the batter, Salt has to wait for the flick to .midwicket. He smiles at the bowler\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 run .Swept like it's off a spinner, and wow, that's 83ks. Quite the change up. Was a full ball .outside off that was swept along the ground to deep-mid .Who said you can't build your team around a 40 year old? In football, a team from .Bengaluru has shown the way -- this is how Bengaluru FC entered the playoffs to .become ISL trophy contenders, powered by the ageless Sunil Chhetri.\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .A touch short, 92ks, pulled aerially to deep midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, 1 wide .Low and full but down leg, Salt doesn't move his feet and tries to shovel it fine. Misses. .Dhoni slides across to collect it\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, 1 run .Full on the pads, clipped to short fine leg\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, no run .Down leg again, Kohli plants the front foot in line with the ball and looks to thump the .sweep. Ball beats him and pops to short fine, batter didn't know initially where it went .though\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, FOUR runs .Connects with the sweep this time. A knee-roll high full toss made it easy, races through .backward square leg\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Length around off, pushed to cover for a quick single\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, OUT .Fast-handed stumping attempt from Dhoni, sent upstairs. Didn't look like Salt lifted his .toe in real time. But let's see. Replay shows the front foot was on the line as he missed .the on-the-up cover drive off the length ball angling away outside off. The toe didn't lift .much but it did hover, the ball was on top of fifth stump, Dhoni didn't have to move his .knees, which is when his superpower is unleashed. The time between the ball being .caught and swooshed onto the stumps might be 0.10 seconds or fewer, remarkable .reflexes and Salt - who probably didn't lift his foot even a centimetre - has to walk back .for a good, but brief, 32. .Phil Salt st \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad 32 (16b 5x4 1x6 23m) SR: 200\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 run .Wicket's just fallen, but Kohli is happy to slog. It is the last over of the powerplay after .all. The length ball is miscued to deep square leg. Went low off the bat .Long leg and third out, slip in place\nSam Curran to Padikkal, no run .Length on top of leg, tries to flick it square, inside edges it onto pad\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 2 runs .Launched over point, off the bottom of the bat though, lands halfway into the outfield .and plugs\nSam Curran to Padikkal, no run .Under-edges the fullish length ball outside off onto the pitch and back to the keeper. .Was a slower ball that Padikkal tried to cut\nSam Curran to Padikkal, SIX runs .Slot ball lands on leg and angles into the pad, Padikkal's upper body bends and the feet .are mostly upright as he flicks it behind square. Pick-up shot\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 1 wide .Down leg, the shortish ball is let go after Padikkal shaped to pull it\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run .Another slower one from Curran, he's got a few of them out real early. 82.7ks lol. .Landed around a back of length and spun in a touch, Padikkal was early on the full- .faced punch, ball lobbed to the right of the bowler. Quick single to mid-off\nJadeja to Padikkal, no run .Beats the attempted slog sweep with a length ball on fourth\nJadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs .RCB continue to be proactive, Padikkal nails the slog sweep flat over forward square .leg. The line is just outside off which makes the shot a touch less risky\nJadeja to Padikkal, no run .Beaten on the cut. Length ball lands on middle and off and goes through fourth. Not far .from the stumps\nJadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Another sweep, this is fine. Padikkal walked across, got a touch too far inside the line .but went through with the shot and got it through fine leg\nJadeja to Padikkal, SIX runs .More risk, more reward. Long-on is in place but Padikkal dances down to a quickish .length ball, heaves it over long-on. Don't think he middled it but went through with the .full swing\nJadeja to Padikkal, 1 run .Wide on a length, 97ks, turned into a wider ball by Padikkal making room. Ball goes off .the bottom of the bat through point\nAshwin to Padikkal, 1 wide .Ooh, misses out. Shortish ball down leg, beaten on the one-knee pull. Padikkal wanted .to go fine, tried playing it late\nAshwin to Padikkal, 1 run .Touch slower, on a length and at the pads, worked through the leg side\nAshwin to Kohli, no run .Kohli makes room and is followed by a 95ks length ball that skids a touch low, .underedged cut goes towards cover\nAshwin to Kohli, 1 run .Tucked off the pads through square leg . .Devdutt Padikkal vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .18 .RUNS .16 .OUTS .1 .SR .88.88 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nAshwin to Padikkal, 2 runs .Backs away and launches an inside-out cover drive to a fourth-stump length ball. Ball .lands halfway into the outfield and is stopped into the deep\nAshwin to Padikkal, OUT .Gaikwad claims a low catch at cover, Umpire Nitin Menon has his finger on the .earpiece... and signals out. Guessing the third umpire was seeing the replays .somehow. Anyway, The ball hovered low and travelled quick, both hands cupped the ball .in front of Gaikwad's body. Was a full ball to which Padikkal made room and drove with .a flourish. Great start but cut short, don't think RCB will mind that too much though. .Devdutt Padikkal c Gaikwad b Ashwin 27 (14b 2x4 2x6 12m) SR: 192.85\nAshwin to Patidar, 1 run .Full on middle, flicked to wide long-on\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 leg bye .Shortish ball at the ribs, tucked off the back foot through square leg\nPathirana to Kohli, no run .Beaten on the hook, Kohli's not happy it's not called wide. No review though. Was a .bumper that landed around off and went over middle and leg, the batter was in the .crease and tried to go fine. Side-on replay shows it actually was a touch over head- .height\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .Length on the hips, clipped to deep-backward square leg\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Fullish length ball on the pads, flicked to deep fine leg. Looked like the slower one, pace .not shown\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 wide .Yorker slips well down leg. Let go. Dhoni takes two biggish leaps to the left and tumbles .sideways to collect it low\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .Middle-stump yorker is executed to perfection, Kohli plays it beautifully too. Gets the .front leg to the leg side and flicks it with ball just passing the crease through backward .square leg. Amazing reflexes. Bowler smiles as the batter takes the run.\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Back of length outside off, guided to deep third. Timeout\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Sliced in the air... and it falls safely. Deep cover ran to his diagonal right but ball landed .a few metres in front. Was a full ball outside off that Patidar tried to smear over extra .cover.\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Stays leg side of the length ball and cuts to sweeper cover\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Length on off, 91ks, punched to cover. No spin there\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Slog swept along the ground, big back-lift and lots of power generated off the wrists, hit .to the fielder though\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, no run .Length over top of fourth, 94ks, cut off the splice into the grass nearby. Ball goes to .cover\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, SIX runs .This is what makes Patidar special. Takes on bowlers even after mistiming balls. This .time, he makes room and wallops a slog sweep away over cow corner .Time for Abhimanyu to come in\nPathirana to Kohli, no run .Ouch! Kohli is hurried by this Pathirana bouncer. Very well directed. Misses his pull and .takes a blow on the helmet. Out comes the physio for the concussion check. But Kohli .looks okay .See all photos\nPathirana to Kohli, SIX runs .What a riposte from Kohli! Pathirana bangs it in short on off again and this time Kohli .swivels and hooks it over the fine leg boundary\nPathirana to Kohli, FOUR runs .Pathirana goes fuller now and Kohli uses those famed wrists to flick it over midwicket! .Noor had no chance there and the ball races away\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .Full outside off, Kohli wants to go big again but gets it off the bottom half as the ball .rolls to long-on. Smashes his bat onto his thigh in frustration at missing out on that one\nPathirana to Patidar, FOUR runs .Patidar joins in on the fun now. This is full around off and he meets it with the full face .of the bat. Lovely straight drive. Long-on runs across and dives but can only deflect it .onto the ropes\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Taps this length ball square on the off side for a quick run. Good over after a quiet one .from Noor at the other end\nJadeja to Patidar, 1 run .Tossed on a length outside off, Patidar uppishly punches it wide of mid-off for a quick .run . .Virat Kohli vs Ravindra Jadeja .BALLS .146 .RUNS .158 .OUTS .3 .SR .108.21 .4s\/6s .8\/4\nJadeja to Kohli, 1 run .Oooh, that was a chance. Kohli punches this length ball wide of mid-off for a quick run. .The throw is just wide. kohli was a goner if that had hit!\nJadeja to Patidar, 1 run .Shelled! Oh my! Patidar top edges this slog sweep and skies it towards long-off. Hooda .is under it and the ball just bobs out of his hands! That's a poor effort! .See all photos\nJadeja to Kohli, 2 runs .Chipped down the ground and this one lands well short of the long-on fielder\nJadeja to Kohli, 1 run .Kohli makes room leg side and miscues this slog down the ground\nJadeja to Patidar, 1 run .Dropped a little short, Patidar cuts it away to deep point\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Patidar is dropped again! Length ball angled across, he goes inside out but miscues it. .Tripathi was running in from deep cover and dives forward, but can't hold on. This was a .tougher chance\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, OUT .This time the catch is taken! Tossed up full on middle, Kohli looks to heave it leg-side .but can't clear Rachin Ravindra at deep midwicket. Kohli is frustrated, and as he should .be. 31 off 30 is not a knock he'll be happy about .Virat Kohli c Ravindra b Noor Ahmad 31 (30b 2x4 1x6 55m) SR: 103.33\nNoor Ahmad to Livingstone, no run .On a length around middle, Middlestone punches to mid-off\nNoor Ahmad to Livingstone, 1 run .Flatter and fuller around middle and off, Livingstone backs away and drives it out to the .off side sweeper\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, no run .This one drops just short! Patidar looks to take on this full ball angled across that goes .on with the angle, gets a thick edge. Khaleel ran in from short third and dived but it was .just short of him. Patidar living on the edge right now!\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Length ball punched out to the deep point fielder\nJadeja to Patidar, SIX runs .Patidar has middled that and how! Absolutely muscled over the square leg boundary! .Gets one in the slot and puts it away . .Rajat Patidar in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .919 .OUTS .23 .4s\/6s .50\/67 .SR .175.71 .AVE .39.95\nJadeja to Patidar, FOUR runs .Patidar taking the attack to Jadeja now! Backs away to this ball on a length and slaps it .away wide of long-off. That rocketed to the boundary\nJadeja to Patidar, no run .Jadeja now throws it wide to take it away from Patidar's arc. And just keeps it inside the .tramlines. Patidar has a look at the umpire for a wide call, but nothing given\nJadeja to Patidar, FOUR runs .Jadeja darts one in wide again, Patidar goes after it now and gets a thick edge past .Dhoni and that ball races away\nJadeja to Patidar, no run .Jadeja keeps going wide, this time beating the bat as Patidar has a swipe at it\nJadeja to Patidar, 1 wide .Jadeja goes wider, and this time it is called wide! That was well outside the line\nJadeja to Patidar, no run .Full and wide, Patidar with another big swing but can only get an edge that goes to short .third on the bounce\nKhaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run .It's a 90kph slower ball outside leg. Livingstone backed away and looked to work it leg .side but goes between bat and pad. Good stop by Dhoni diving to his left\nKhaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, 1 run .Dug in short on leg, Livingstone pulls it to deep square leg\nKhaleel Ahmed to Patidar, 1 run .Length ball angled across him, Patidar goes across the stumps and opens the face late .to steer it to deep third\nKhaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run .Short ball on middle going across him, 125.5kph, and it stays low to beat Livingstone's .pull\nKhaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, 2 runs .Khaleel goes short again, this time Livingstone pulls it away straight of deep midwicket .for a brace\nKhaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run .Another slower bouncer deceives Livingstone as the ball stays below bat for his .attempted cut. Good over from Khaleel .Second timeout of the innings\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Bowls this into the pitch at 90kph, angled across Patidar, who smacks it along the .carpet to long-off\nNoor Ahmad to Livingstone, SIX runs .Just over the deep backward square leg fielder! Tossed up full outside leg, Livingstone .backs away and slog sweeps this square on the leg side. The fielder was running to his .left and leapt but to no avail . .Liam Livingstone vs Noor Ahmad .BALLS .21 .RUNS .27 .OUTS .4 .SR .128.57 .4s\/6s .4\/1\nNoor Ahmad to Livingstone, OUT .Noor fires back! Knocks him over Tossed full around leg again, Livingstone again goes .for the slog sweep. He was early into this shot and loses his leg stump! .Liam Livingstone b Noor Ahmad 10 (9b 0x4 1x6 12m) SR: 111.11\nNoor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .Short-ish and quite wide and Jitesh reaches out to cut it away to deep point\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Darted full on middle at 93kph, Patidar clears his front leg and drives it down to long-off\nNoor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .Inside out into the stands! Tossed up full outside off and Jitesh gets to the pitch of it .and lofts it wide of mid-off!\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .On a length outside off, Patidar flicks it uppishly to deep square leg\nPathirana to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .Full on the pads, Jitesh tucks it to long leg .A nugget from our stat man: Fourth time Noor Ahmad has dismissed Liam Livingstone .in five innings in T20s, across 21 balls\nPathirana to Patidar, SIX runs .Who says Patidar is just a spin basher? This is in the slot just outside off, Patidar steps .across and heaves it clean over long-on!\nPathirana to Patidar, no run .Now a slower ball, dug in back of a length outside off. Patidar looks to pull but the ball .stays below bat\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 wide .Looks to fire in a yorker on the stumps, but messes up the line. goes down leg for a .wide\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Whipped behind square leg, and hard, but Ravindra does well to stop that. That was a .full toss on middle and leg and Patidar will feel annoyed he couldn't get more out of that\nPathirana to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .Pulled into the gap! Dug in short outside off and Jitesh gets inside the line and swats it .away\nKhaleel Ahmed to Patidar, FOUR runs .30-ball fifty for Patidar! His first as RCB captain, and he brings it out with an exquisite .shot! It's a short ball angled across, he backs away and punches this with a vertical bat .over backward point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Patidar, 1 run .Low full toss on the pads, Patidar squeezes it out to cover\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, no run .Hurries Jitesh with a back-of-length delivery on leg. Jitesh swivels to pull but misses .and cops a blow around the hips\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, OUT .Jadeja takes a good diving catch at deep midwicket and that's bye-bye for Jitesh. .Khaleel goes short and across him, Jitesh looks to pull, like he did in the last over, but .this time picks out the fielder. Jadeja has to dive in front, and he is as safe a pair of .hands as you can as for .Jitesh Sharma c Jadeja b Ahmed 12 (6b 1x4 1x6 10m) SR: 200\nKhaleel Ahmed to David, FOUR runs .Starts off with a bang Gets one short and wide and cuts it hard behind point. One .bounce four\nKhaleel Ahmed to David, no run .Khaleel responds with a wide yorker. Excellently executed, keeping it just inside the line .as David looks to squeeze it out. Looks like David has asked for a review for the wide .not called. But to no avail\nPathirana to Patidar, OUT .This time, Patidar has to go! Pathirana goes full on leg at 146kph as Patidar backs .away and looks to hit it down the ground. Slices it and the ball goes high on the off side. .Curran at cover makes no mistake. A very important innings from the RCB skipper, but .it's come to an end .Rajat Patidar c Curran b Pathirana 51 (32b 4x4 3x6 46m) SR: 159.37\nPathirana to Krunal, no run .Pathirana starts off with a yorker around off, squeezed out to cover\nPathirana to Krunal, no run .Yorker outside leg beats Krunal's attempted whip across the line!\nPathirana to Krunal, 1 wide .Short outside leg, and goes down leg as Krunal looks to swivel and pull. Called wide\nPathirana to Krunal, OUT .That's chipped straight to long-on! On a length around middle and leg, Krunal can't time .this as he looks to go downtown, ending up reaching in front for it and it's a harmless .lofted shot in the end. Hooda this time holds on! Krunal falls for a duck .Krunal Pandya c Hooda b Pathirana 0 (3b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 0\nPathirana to Bhuvneshwar, no run .Full around off, Bhuvneshwar digs it out towards mid-off. No single taken\nPathirana to Bhuvneshwar, no run .ON a length around off, he wflicks it down to long-off. They don't take the single. Just .one run conceded and two wickets. Excellent penultimate over from Pathirana\nSam Curran to David, no run .On a length outside off, David can only cut it to the point fielder\nSam Curran to David, no run .Wide yorker, executed to perfection! It dips to stay under the bat with David looking to .hit it down the ground .That last ball was 86kph!\nSam Curran to David, SIX runs .Now Curran errs, bowling a juicy full toss on the stumps and David plays a nice pickup .shot behind square leg and it goes all the way\nSam Curran to David, SIX runs .Back-to-back sixes! This is full outside off, David clears his front leg and wallops this .down the ground! Lands right in front of the sight screen\nSam Curran to David, SIX runs .Hat-trick of sixes! Length ball angled in from outside off, David brings out a big swing .and muscles it over cow corner! .Can Curran keep this under 200? Over the wicket now\nSam Curran to David, 1 wide .Goes for a wide yorker, but goes too wide!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs LSG, 70th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Beaten on the flowing square drive. Khaleel walks close to the batter while chatting, it ends with a smile. Was a length ball, seam up, that landed on off and decked away a touch. Was going over the stumps, Salt tried to drive on top of the bounce\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Salt walks down and tries to whip the fullish ball off fourth stump, misses\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Khaleel keeps Salt in check again. 138ks bumper landed on leg and zips over fourth, rose just under shoulder height. Salt shaped for the front-foot pull but crouched and yanked the bat late to let it go\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs Aiming square leg, going deep third. Lucky for Salt. He tried to slug the 138ks full ball on off across the line, the arc of the bat swing was from point to square leg.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs WIde, full, and this one's middled. Flayed over point off the front foot, clears the infield which is all that he needed to do. Khaleel smiles Phil Salt vs Khaleel Ahmed BALLS 27 RUNS 43 OUTS 0 SR 159.25 4s\/6s 8\/1\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, 1 run 138ks again, cramps the batter for room on the pull. Hard-length ball at the body\n Ashwin to Salt, SIX runs That's a gift to start. Short ball slips out, sits up down leg. Looked like the carrom ball and was pulled off the hips, waited and deposited over fine leg\n Ashwin to Salt, FOUR runs Salt on the charge, makes room to the 96ks shortish ball - not as much of a drag-down - but still enough for Salt to cut it while backing away. Through extra cover\n Ashwin to Salt, 1 run Clipped off the back foot through midwicket, crowd is delighted as Kohli will be on strike\n Ashwin to Kohli, no run Another carrom ball, but this time the seam is pointing towards point. The length ball on middle turns away a bit, defended into the pitch with the straight bat Virat Kohli strike rate vs Ashwin in T20s123.12\n Ashwin to Kohli, 1 run Kohli makes room and Ashwin tries to follow him. There's a bit of room to work with but Kohli pulls it over midwicket\n Ashwin to Salt, FOUR runs Another four to fine leg. Round one against spin goes to RCB. Ashwin not wanting to give room, bowls another length ball onto the pads, but it's on the outer-half, helped away with the pull\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run Emphatic celebrappeal for lbw from Khaleel, he ran past the batter without looking back but it's not given. CSK review Where did this pitch? It thought it was in line. Was a fullish length ball that zipped off the pitch that beat the whip across the line - a rarity with Kohli batting, and hit just under the knee-roll. Hawk-Eye shows it was pitching just outside leg See all photos\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run Beaten on the pull. Dhoni has to leap away to get the 139ks shoulder-high ball. Was going through fifth stump, Kohli wanted to nail the pull just in front of square. The front foot was well outside the crease, the back leg lifted and swivelled down leg, so he was off balance but did not sacrifice power. Beaten comprehensively\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, 1 leg bye Off the hook. Single to fine leg. Back of lengther at the hip, beaten on the leg glance. Ball goes off thigh pad BALLS 975 WKTS 36 4s\/6s 173\/35 ECON 7.85 AVE 35.47\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs Salt pulls with a stable base, that's what Kohli missed earlier. This was picked up off a shortish length and smacked flat over midwicket. Deep-backward square leg was the only fielder out. One-bounce four.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Length on top of middle delivered from close to the stumps, 141ks, pace off the pitch is high. Salt slides leg side last second to punch it defensively, with a straight bat, back to the bowler\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, 2 runs Ugly but smart whip across the line well to the right of deep midwicket to pick up two. Was a length ball around fifth, Salt went across outside off and swung across the thigh.\n Sam Curran to Kohli, no run Doesn't carry to midwicket, Noor didn't take a step forward, just lunged low and straight to try and take it low, got yorked. Was a back of lengther angling in at the batter, Kohli happy to pull it with all his might. Likely to have spliced it\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 2 runs Slower back of lengther is pulled off the sticker, in the gap through midwicket. Ball slowed down in the outfield\n Sam Curran to Kohli, no run Kohli's trying to take Curran on but isn't able to. He walked to the leg-side wide guideline to try but got followed by a length ball on top of is bat. Beaten on the swipe across the line, ball pops into the off side\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 leg bye Kohli looks to go through the leg side again, doesn't connect, ball goes off the pad towards cover\n Sam Curran to Salt, 1 run Slow full ball dips, lands just in front of the batter, Salt has to wait for the flick to midwicket. He smiles at the bowler\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 run Swept like it's off a spinner, and wow, that's 83ks. Quite the change up. Was a full ball outside off that was swept along the ground to deep-mid Who said you can't build your team around a 40 year old? In football, a team from Bengaluru has shown the way -- this is how Bengaluru FC entered the playoffs to become ISL trophy contenders, powered by the ageless Sunil Chhetri.\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run A touch short, 92ks, pulled aerially to deep midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, 1 wide Low and full but down leg, Salt doesn't move his feet and tries to shovel it fine. Misses. Dhoni slides across to collect it\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, 1 run Full on the pads, clipped to short fine leg\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, no run Down leg again, Kohli plants the front foot in line with the ball and looks to thump the sweep. Ball beats him and pops to short fine, batter didn't know initially where it went though\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, FOUR runs Connects with the sweep this time. A knee-roll high full toss made it easy, races through backward square leg\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Length around off, pushed to cover for a quick single\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, OUT Fast-handed stumping attempt from Dhoni, sent upstairs. Didn't look like Salt lifted his toe in real time. But let's see. Replay shows the front foot was on the line as he missed the on-the-up cover drive off the length ball angling away outside off. The toe didn't lift much but it did hover, the ball was on top of fifth stump, Dhoni didn't have to move his knees, which is when his superpower is unleashed. The time between the ball being caught and swooshed onto the stumps might be 0.10 seconds or fewer, remarkable reflexes and Salt - who probably didn't lift his foot even a centimetre - has to walk back for a good, but brief, 32. \n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 run Wicket's just fallen, but Kohli is happy to slog. It is the last over of the powerplay after all. The length ball is miscued to deep square leg. Went low off the bat Long leg and third out, slip in place\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, no run Length on top of leg, tries to flick it square, inside edges it onto pad\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 2 runs Launched over point, off the bottom of the bat though, lands halfway into the outfield and plugs\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, no run Under-edges the fullish length ball outside off onto the pitch and back to the keeper. Was a slower ball that Padikkal tried to cut\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, SIX runs Slot ball lands on leg and angles into the pad, Padikkal's upper body bends and the feet are mostly upright as he flicks it behind square. Pick-up shot\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 1 wide Down leg, the shortish ball is let go after Padikkal shaped to pull it\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run Another slower one from Curran, he's got a few of them out real early. 82.7ks lol. Landed around a back of length and spun in a touch, Padikkal was early on the full-faced punch, ball lobbed to the right of the bowler. Quick single to mid-off\n Jadeja to Padikkal, no run Beats the attempted slog sweep with a length ball on fourth\n Jadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs RCB continue to be proactive, Padikkal nails the slog sweep flat over forward square leg. The line is just outside off which makes the shot a touch less risky\n Jadeja to Padikkal, no run Beaten on the cut. Length ball lands on middle and off and goes through fourth. Not far from the stumps\n Jadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs Another sweep, this is fine. Padikkal walked across, got a touch too far inside the line but went through with the shot and got it through fine leg\n Jadeja to Padikkal, SIX runs More risk, more reward. Long-on is in place but Padikkal dances down to a quickish length ball, heaves it over long-on. Don't think he middled it but went through with the full swing\n Jadeja to Padikkal, 1 run Wide on a length, 97ks, turned into a wider ball by Padikkal making room. Ball goes off the bottom of the bat through point\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 1 wide Ooh, misses out. Shortish ball down leg, beaten on the one-knee pull. Padikkal wanted to go fine, tried playing it late\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 1 run Touch slower, on a length and at the pads, worked through the leg side\n Ashwin to Kohli, no run Kohli makes room and is followed by a 95ks length ball that skids a touch low, underedged cut goes towards cover\n Ashwin to Kohli, 1 run Tucked off the pads through square leg Devdutt Padikkal vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 18 RUNS 16 OUTS 1 SR 88.88 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 2 runs Backs away and launches an inside-out cover drive to a fourth-stump length ball. Ball lands halfway into the outfield and is stopped into the deep\n Ashwin to Padikkal, OUT Gaikwad claims a low catch at cover, Umpire Nitin Menon has his finger on the earpiece... and signals out. Guessing the third umpire was seeing the replays somehow. Anyway, The ball hovered low and travelled quick, both hands cupped the ball in front of Gaikwad's body. Was a full ball to which Padikkal made room and drove with a flourish. Great start but cut short, don't think RCB will mind that too much though. \n Ashwin to Patidar, 1 run Full on middle, flicked to wide long-on\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 leg bye Shortish ball at the ribs, tucked off the back foot through square leg\n Pathirana to Kohli, no run Beaten on the hook, Kohli's not happy it's not called wide. No review though. Was a bumper that landed around off and went over middle and leg, the batter was in the crease and tried to go fine. Side-on replay shows it actually was a touch over head-height\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run Length on the hips, clipped to deep-backward square leg\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Fullish length ball on the pads, flicked to deep fine leg. Looked like the slower one, pace not shown\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 wide Yorker slips well down leg. Let go. Dhoni takes two biggish leaps to the left and tumbles sideways to collect it low\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run Middle-stump yorker is executed to perfection, Kohli plays it beautifully too. Gets the front leg to the leg side and flicks it with ball just passing the crease through backward square leg. Amazing reflexes. Bowler smiles as the batter takes the run.\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Back of length outside off, guided to deep third. Timeout\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Sliced in the air... and it falls safely. Deep cover ran to his diagonal right but ball landed a few metres in front. Was a full ball outside off that Patidar tried to smear over extra cover.\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Stays leg side of the length ball and cuts to sweeper cover\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Length on off, 91ks, punched to cover. No spin there\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Slog swept along the ground, big back-lift and lots of power generated off the wrists, hit to the fielder though\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, no run Length over top of fourth, 94ks, cut off the splice into the grass nearby. Ball goes to cover\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, SIX runs This is what makes Patidar special. Takes on bowlers even after mistiming balls. This time, he makes room and wallops a slog sweep away over cow corner Time for Abhimanyu to come in\n Pathirana to Kohli, no run Ouch! Kohli is hurried by this Pathirana bouncer. Very well directed. Misses his pull and takes a blow on the helmet. Out comes the physio for the concussion check. But Kohli looks okay See all photos\n Pathirana to Kohli, SIX runs What a riposte from Kohli! Pathirana bangs it in short on off again and this time Kohli swivels and hooks it over the fine leg boundary\n Pathirana to Kohli, FOUR runs Pathirana goes fuller now and Kohli uses those famed wrists to flick it over midwicket! Noor had no chance there and the ball races away\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run Full outside off, Kohli wants to go big again but gets it off the bottom half as the ball rolls to long-on. Smashes his bat onto his thigh in frustration at missing out on that one\n Pathirana to Patidar, FOUR runs Patidar joins in on the fun now. This is full around off and he meets it with the full face of the bat. Lovely straight drive. Long-on runs across and dives but can only deflect it onto the ropes\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Taps this length ball square on the off side for a quick run. Good over after a quiet one from Noor at the other end\n Jadeja to Patidar, 1 run Tossed on a length outside off, Patidar uppishly punches it wide of mid-off for a quick run Virat Kohli vs Ravindra Jadeja BALLS 146 RUNS 158 OUTS 3 SR 108.21 4s\/6s 8\/4\n Jadeja to Kohli, 1 run Oooh, that was a chance. Kohli punches this length ball wide of mid-off for a quick run. The throw is just wide. kohli was a goner if that had hit!\n Jadeja to Patidar, 1 run Shelled! Oh my! Patidar top edges this slog sweep and skies it towards long-off. Hooda is under it and the ball just bobs out of his hands! That's a poor effort! See all photos\n Jadeja to Kohli, 2 runs Chipped down the ground and this one lands well short of the long-on fielder\n Jadeja to Kohli, 1 run Kohli makes room leg side and miscues this slog down the ground\n Jadeja to Patidar, 1 run Dropped a little short, Patidar cuts it away to deep point\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Patidar is dropped again! Length ball angled across, he goes inside out but miscues it. Tripathi was running in from deep cover and dives forward, but can't hold on. This was a tougher chance\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, OUT This time the catch is taken! Tossed up full on middle, Kohli looks to heave it leg-side but can't clear Rachin Ravindra at deep midwicket. Kohli is frustrated, and as he should be. 31 off 30 is not a knock he'll be happy about \n Noor Ahmad to Livingstone, no run On a length around middle, Middlestone punches to mid-off\n Noor Ahmad to Livingstone, 1 run Flatter and fuller around middle and off, Livingstone backs away and drives it out to the off side sweeper\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, no run This one drops just short! Patidar looks to take on this full ball angled across that goes on with the angle, gets a thick edge. Khaleel ran in from short third and dived but it was just short of him. Patidar living on the edge right now!\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Length ball punched out to the deep point fielder\n Jadeja to Patidar, SIX runs Patidar has middled that and how! Absolutely muscled over the square leg boundary! Gets one in the slot and puts it away RUNS 919 OUTS 23 4s\/6s 50\/67 SR 175.71 AVE 39.95\n Jadeja to Patidar, FOUR runs Patidar taking the attack to Jadeja now! Backs away to this ball on a length and slaps it away wide of long-off. That rocketed to the boundary\n Jadeja to Patidar, no run Jadeja now throws it wide to take it away from Patidar's arc. And just keeps it inside the tramlines. Patidar has a look at the umpire for a wide call, but nothing given\n Jadeja to Patidar, FOUR runs Jadeja darts one in wide again, Patidar goes after it now and gets a thick edge past Dhoni and that ball races away\n Jadeja to Patidar, no run Jadeja keeps going wide, this time beating the bat as Patidar has a swipe at it\n Jadeja to Patidar, 1 wide Jadeja goes wider, and this time it is called wide! That was well outside the line\n Jadeja to Patidar, no run Full and wide, Patidar with another big swing but can only get an edge that goes to short third on the bounce\n Khaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run It's a 90kph slower ball outside leg. Livingstone backed away and looked to work it leg side but goes between bat and pad. Good stop by Dhoni diving to his left\n Khaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, 1 run Dug in short on leg, Livingstone pulls it to deep square leg\n Khaleel Ahmed to Patidar, 1 run Length ball angled across him, Patidar goes across the stumps and opens the face late to steer it to deep third\n Khaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run Short ball on middle going across him, 125.5kph, and it stays low to beat Livingstone's pull\n Khaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, 2 runs Khaleel goes short again, this time Livingstone pulls it away straight of deep midwicket for a brace\n Khaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run Another slower bouncer deceives Livingstone as the ball stays below bat for his attempted cut. Good over from Khaleel Second timeout of the innings\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Bowls this into the pitch at 90kph, angled across Patidar, who smacks it along the carpet to long-off\n Noor Ahmad to Livingstone, SIX runs Just over the deep backward square leg fielder! Tossed up full outside leg, Livingstone backs away and slog sweeps this square on the leg side. The fielder was running to his left and leapt but to no avail Liam Livingstone vs Noor Ahmad BALLS 21 RUNS 27 OUTS 4 SR 128.57 4s\/6s 4\/1\n Noor Ahmad to Livingstone, OUT Noor fires back! Knocks him over Tossed full around leg again, Livingstone again goes for the slog sweep. He was early into this shot and loses his leg stump! \n Noor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run Short-ish and quite wide and Jitesh reaches out to cut it away to deep point\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Darted full on middle at 93kph, Patidar clears his front leg and drives it down to long-off\n Noor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs Inside out into the stands! Tossed up full outside off and Jitesh gets to the pitch of it and lofts it wide of mid-off!\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run On a length outside off, Patidar flicks it uppishly to deep square leg\n Pathirana to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run Full on the pads, Jitesh tucks it to long leg A nugget from our stat man: Fourth time Noor Ahmad has dismissed Liam Livingstone in five innings in T20s, across 21 balls\n Pathirana to Patidar, SIX runs Who says Patidar is just a spin basher? This is in the slot just outside off, Patidar steps across and heaves it clean over long-on!\n Pathirana to Patidar, no run Now a slower ball, dug in back of a length outside off. Patidar looks to pull but the ball stays below bat\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 wide Looks to fire in a yorker on the stumps, but messes up the line. goes down leg for a wide\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Whipped behind square leg, and hard, but Ravindra does well to stop that. That was a full toss on middle and leg and Patidar will feel annoyed he couldn't get more out of that\n Pathirana to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs Pulled into the gap! Dug in short outside off and Jitesh gets inside the line and swats it away\n Khaleel Ahmed to Patidar, FOUR runs 30-ball fifty for Patidar! His first as RCB captain, and he brings it out with an exquisite shot! It's a short ball angled across, he backs away and punches this with a vertical bat over backward point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Patidar, 1 run Low full toss on the pads, Patidar squeezes it out to cover\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, no run Hurries Jitesh with a back-of-length delivery on leg. Jitesh swivels to pull but misses and cops a blow around the hips\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, OUT Jadeja takes a good diving catch at deep midwicket and that's bye-bye for Jitesh. Khaleel goes short and across him, Jitesh looks to pull, like he did in the last over, but this time picks out the fielder. Jadeja has to dive in front, and he is as safe a pair of hands as you can as for \n Khaleel Ahmed to David, FOUR runs Starts off with a bang Gets one short and wide and cuts it hard behind point. One bounce four\n Khaleel Ahmed to David, no run Khaleel responds with a wide yorker. Excellently executed, keeping it just inside the line as David looks to squeeze it out. Looks like David has asked for a review for the wide not called. But to no avail\n Pathirana to Patidar, OUT This time, Patidar has to go! Pathirana goes full on leg at 146kph as Patidar backs away and looks to hit it down the ground. Slices it and the ball goes high on the off side. Curran at cover makes no mistake. A very important innings from the RCB skipper, but it's come to an end \n Pathirana to Krunal, no run Pathirana starts off with a yorker around off, squeezed out to cover\n Pathirana to Krunal, no run Yorker outside leg beats Krunal's attempted whip across the line!\n Pathirana to Krunal, 1 wide Short outside leg, and goes down leg as Krunal looks to swivel and pull. Called wide\n Pathirana to Krunal, OUT That's chipped straight to long-on! On a length around middle and leg, Krunal can't time this as he looks to go downtown, ending up reaching in front for it and it's a harmless lofted shot in the end. Hooda this time holds on! Krunal falls for a duck \n Pathirana to Bhuvneshwar, no run Full around off, Bhuvneshwar digs it out towards mid-off. No single taken\n Pathirana to Bhuvneshwar, no run ON a length around off, he wflicks it down to long-off. They don't take the single. Just one run conceded and two wickets. Excellent penultimate over from Pathirana\n Sam Curran to David, no run On a length outside off, David can only cut it to the point fielder\n Sam Curran to David, no run Wide yorker, executed to perfection! It dips to stay under the bat with David looking to hit it down the ground That last ball was 86kph!\n Sam Curran to David, SIX runs Now Curran errs, bowling a juicy full toss on the stumps and David plays a nice pickup shot behind square leg and it goes all the way\n Sam Curran to David, SIX runs Back-to-back sixes! This is full outside off, David clears his front leg and wallops this down the ground! Lands right in front of the sight screen\n Sam Curran to David, SIX runs Hat-trick of sixes! Length ball angled in from outside off, David brings out a big swing and muscles it over cow corner! Can Curran keep this under 200? Over the wicket now\n Sam Curran to David, 1 wide Goes for a wide yorker, but goes too wide!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Bhuvneshwar","David","Jitesh Sharma","Kohli","Krunal","Livingstone","Padikkal","Patidar","Salt"],"Runs":[0.0,22.0,12.0,31.0,0.0,10.0,27.0,51.0,32.0],"Balls_Faced":[2,7,6,30,3,9,14,32,16],"Fours":[0,1,1,2,0,0,2,4,5],"Sixes":[0,3,1,1,0,1,2,3,1],"S\/R":[0.0,314.29,200.0,103.33,0.0,111.11,192.86,159.38,200.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Jadeja b Ahmed","c Ravindra b Noor Ahmad","c Hooda b Pathirana","b Noor Ahmad","c Gaikwad b Ashwin","c Curran b Pathirana","st \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Jadeja","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Pathirana","Sam Curran"],"Balls":[12,18,24,24,24,17],"Runs_Given":[22.0,37.0,28.0,36.0,36.0,34.0],"Wickets":[1,0,1,3,2,0],"Overs":[2.0,3.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,2.5],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Arya, no run .short of a length and shaping back into middle, Arya rises with the bounce and defends .back\nSiraj to Arya, FOUR runs .pick-up shot for four! Siraj bowls full on the pads and Arya displays strong wrists and a .great hand-eye coordination. One bounce to the midwicket boundary\nSiraj to Arya, 4 leg byes .off the pads, races away to the fine leg boundary. Poor line from Siraj. Doesn't matter .how the runs come for Kings\nSiraj to Arya, no run .solidly defends back as he stands tall\nSiraj to Arya, no run .has a big swing at that but is beaten by the angle across\nSiraj to Arya, no run .heaves across the line, gets a thickish inside edge that rolls to short fine.\nRabada to Prabhsimran, no run .Bunted to the off side\nRabada to Prabhsimran, 1 run .worked to long leg as they jog the single, Prabhsimran off the mark\nRabada to Arya, 2 runs .lofted over cover, got more elevation than distance. Also ended up slicing it a touch. .Spongy bounce perhaps?\nRabada to Arya, 1 run .mid-off, mid-on converge as Arya hits it high into the night sky, Arshad from mid-off .finally goes for it but he had Rashid at the corner of his eye, and in the end the ball .swirls away from him and goes straight through his hands. Big miss. .See all photos\nRabada to Prabhsimran, no run .steps out to swing this length ball over mid-on but misses\nRabada to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .a misfield from Arshad again, that's gonna have Rabada fuming! Prabhsimran didn't .time this low full toss down the ground and Arshad ended up diving over the ball at mid- .on. Tough, tough start to the season for him.\nSiraj to Arya, 1 leg bye .late swing back in to strike the pad as Arya looks to flick, but the ball would've missed .leg. They scamper a leg bye. Also pitched outside leg, so wouldn't have been an lbw .anyway . .Prabhsimran Singh vs right-arm pace in T20s .RUNS .617 .OUTS .26 .4s\/6s .62\/40 .SR .154.25 .AVE .23.73\nSiraj to Prabhsimran, no run .beaten by late movement as he tries to steer this to square third\nSiraj to Prabhsimran, no run .beaten again, this time Siraj shortens his length and gets this to zip away off the pitch .from outside off\nSiraj to Prabhsimran, 1 leg bye .looks to give him he charge and wallop him over midwicket but the ball cuts back in to .hit him on the body\nSiraj to Arya, SIX runs .clobbered over deep square! Wow, that's Jayasuriya like. Siraj is probably tearing his .hair out wondering what wrong he did! Touch fuller and shaping back into middle and .leg, and Arya whips him over deep square. Wow, simply wow\nSiraj to Arya, FOUR runs .more runs, they're beginning to have fun! It's a good old slash outside off, Arya gets a .thick edge that flies away to the third man boundary. One bounce into the ropes\nRabada to Prabhsimran, OUT .slashed straight to third man this time! Prabhsimran had premeditated that, decided to .throw his bat at that even though he was cramped for room and ended up slicing it to .Arshad who redeems himself. .Prabhsimran Singh c Arshad Khan b Rabada 5 (8b 1x4 0x6 13m) SR: 62.5\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .lofted down the ground! Timing pristine as he clears mid-on. On-drive on the up, what a .way to start\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .sliced away over point, was looking to flick it over midwicket but the ball tailed late. .Square third comes around to cut that\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, no run .hits hard length and cramps Iyer for room, defended\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .flicked wayyyyyy back into the stands at deep square! Rabada strays onto the pads, .Iyer needs no second invitation. Strong wrists to the fore as he picks it up and over\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .worked into the gap at midwicket, came off a thickish inside edge. Looked to hit it .towards mid-on.\nArshad Khan to Arya, 1 wide .full and swinging away but from way outside off, wide called as Priyanshu swings and .misses\nArshad Khan to Arya, FOUR runs .off the edge, four! Arya living a charmed life. Shapes away from outside off, Arya .throws his hands at that and gets a thick edge. A slip would've had a chance to take that\nArshad Khan to Arya, no run .appeal for lbw as this angles back in to hit the pad as Arya misses the flick. Stifled .appeal but Buttler signals to Arshad it was going down leg.\nArshad Khan to Arya, FOUR runs .that's incredible! Driven on the up and has bisected cover point and extra cover to .perfection . Stand and deliver stuff\nArshad Khan to Arya, SIX runs .square driven and this has carried all the way me thinks. Yes, it has. Just over the ropes. .Reached out to play and opened the bat face late to pick his spot.\nArshad Khan to Arya, FOUR runs .gorgeous! The best shot of the lot, one that he'll replay a million times in the years to .come. Overpitched and he shows the full face of the bat to hit this dead straight back .past the bowler.\nArshad Khan to Arya, 2 runs .too much width and he's slapped that through point, excellent work from Sai Sudharsan .running round from square third to cut that off. Big, big over. 21 off it. .Here's Himanshu for his first spell\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, no run .beaten! A lovely, Test-match like line and length. Rabada angled it in, and bowled it on a .short of a length on off. The ball barely shaped away after pitching, as Iyer looked to jab .at it with an open face of the bat, but missed\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, 1 leg bye .Rabada appeals for lbw, but it's turned down, and he gets no support from Buttler either. .Gill reviews, though. Iyer looked to flick this delivery which shaped back in after .pitching, and was beaten on the inside edge. The first replay all but confirms that it .would have gone down leg; Rabada even walks back to his mark. And indeed, the ball .landed on a length on off, and came back in sharply. Replays confirm it would have .missed leg. So GT lose a review early. The batters got a leg bye in the meantime, as the .ball dribbled away to the off side\nRabada to Arya, no run .a bouncer pitching on leg, and climbing above the batter's right shoulder. He looked to .hook but missed\nRabada to Arya, FOUR runs .drilled through extra cover! Rabada bowled a low full toss, as the ball angled across and .arrived around middle and off. But Arya is deep in the crease, and beats the man inside .the circle to his left\nRabada to Arya, 1 run .swiped wide of the man at short fine leg! On a length on middle from Rabada, and the .ball finished on off, as Arya mistimed his attempted pull\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .punched wide of short third! Iyer played that aerially, but well away from the fielder. .Rabada bowled on the shorter side of a length around off, and Iyer looked to ride the .bounce, of which there was plenty. He opened the face of the a bat a bit, and just used .the pace of the ball to dispatch it\nRashid Khan to Arya, FOUR runs .four off the bottom edge! This ball is quite full, and just outside leg, as it dips on Arya, .who sweeps it to beat short fine leg to his left\nRashid Khan to Arya, 1 run .on a fullish length on leg, and turning away. Nudged to long-on\nRashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .on the bounce to the man at deep midwicket! Short in length from Rashid, who bowled .on middle and off, and got the ball to turn in very slightly, as Iyer pulled it away\nRashid Khan to Arya, OUT .taken at short cover! A tame dismissal in the end for an innings that seemed to be .motoring along rather hurriedly. Rashid bowled it on a length around middle and off, and .the ball turned away sharply. But what it also did was keep low. Arya was deep in the .crease, and looking to pull. But so considerable was the turn away from him that he .ended up reaching out for the ball, which popped up high off the top edge .Priyansh Arya c Sai Sudharsan b Rashid Khan 47 (23b 7x4 2x6 31m) SR: 204.34\nRashid Khan to Azmatullah, SIX runs .six first ball! Rashid bowls full and around sixth stump, but Omarzai reached out and .launched that back over the bowler's head\nRashid Khan to Azmatullah, no run .full and quicker, and just outside off. He looks to lean into the drive, but is beaten on the .outside edge\nPrasidh to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .slapped to deep-backward point first ball! On the shorter side of a length from Krishna, .as he bowled it wide enough outside off for Iyer to ride the bounce and free his arms to .beat point to his left\nPrasidh to Shreyas Iyer, no run .beaten! Short in length from Krishna again, just that this one is wider still outside off .and climbs up rather sharply. Iyer looked to have a big slash, but missed .Elsewhere, India's crucial AFC Asian Cup qualifier against Bangladesh is delicately .balanced at 0-0 at half-time. Can Sunil Chhetri or Hamza Choudhury make the .difference? Follow live updates from the game, here.\nPrasidh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .another short-of-a-length ball from Krishna, who bowls in the corridor outside off. .Punched to deep third by Iyer, who leaps in the crease a little\nPrasidh to Azmatullah, 1 run .on the bounce to deep third, as Omarzai half-upper-cuts this good-length ball in the .channel\nPrasidh to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .falls short of Rashid rushing and sliding forward from deep midwicket! Short in length .from Krishna, who went pretty close to off this time. Iyer was deep in the crease, and .pulled it off the higher side of the bat for two\nPrasidh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .short of a length, and just outside off. He looks to dab to deep third, but gets it off the .bottom of the bat to Buttler's right\nSai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .starts with a quickish length ball around off, which Iyer pushes towards deep midwicket\nSai Kishore to Azmatullah, no run .this is much fuller and slower, and also on the stumps. Tucked towards cover by .Omarzai\nSai Kishore to Azmatullah, no run .he backs away, and is beaten! Kishore slows it down again, and tosses it up to bowl on .a length just outside off. The ball turns away as Omarzai looks to loft, and misses\nSai Kishore to Azmatullah, no run .wow, more turn, and even low bounce! On a fullish length length around middle and off, .and turns away to finish outside off. Omarzai looked to pull but missed\nSai Kishore to Azmatullah, 1 run .fuller, and close to off. Driven to long-off\nSai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, no run .very full and quick, and on middle. Iyer looks to whip, but gets a leading edge towards .cover .Time-out\nPrasidh to Azmatullah, FOUR runs .swatted wide of mid-off! A powerful thumping at a good-length ball arriving around fifth .stump, as bisects the gap between extra cover and mid-off\nPrasidh to Azmatullah, no run .shorter side of a length, and slightly wide of off. He looks to pull without any foot .movement, and is beaten\nPrasidh to Azmatullah, no run .sharp short ball at 144kph! He banged it hard on the pitch, and just outside off, as .Omarzai looked to hook, but the ball zoomed over his bat there\nPrasidh to Azmatullah, FOUR runs .lofted over mid-off! Krishna switches his length to a fullish one, and even as the ball .swings in to pitch on the stumps, Omarzai is all ready to attack at that with a high left .elbow and the full face of the bat\nPrasidh to Azmatullah, no run .another short delivery on a wide-ish line outside off, and Omarzai's beaten again. He .looked to pull at it, but the ball went over his bat. Krishna continues to get some extra .bounce here\nPrasidh to Azmatullah, no run .short again, and great bounce again! Krishna bowls this around sixth stump, and .Omarzai looked to ramp but missed. Good use of the short ball and bouncer in this over .from Krishna .Here's Shashank again for the next five overs","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs GT, 5th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Arya, no run short of a length and shaping back into middle, Arya rises with the bounce and defends back\n Siraj to Arya, FOUR runs pick-up shot for four! Siraj bowls full on the pads and Arya displays strong wrists and a great hand-eye coordination. One bounce to the midwicket boundary\n Siraj to Arya, 4 leg byes off the pads, races away to the fine leg boundary. Poor line from Siraj. Doesn't matter how the runs come for Kings\n Siraj to Arya, no run solidly defends back as he stands tall\n Siraj to Arya, no run has a big swing at that but is beaten by the angle across\n Siraj to Arya, no run heaves across the line, gets a thickish inside edge that rolls to short fine.\n Rabada to Prabhsimran, no run Bunted to the off side\n Rabada to Prabhsimran, 1 run worked to long leg as they jog the single, Prabhsimran off the mark\n Rabada to Arya, 2 runs lofted over cover, got more elevation than distance. Also ended up slicing it a touch. Spongy bounce perhaps?\n Rabada to Arya, 1 run mid-off, mid-on converge as Arya hits it high into the night sky, Arshad from mid-off finally goes for it but he had Rashid at the corner of his eye, and in the end the ball swirls away from him and goes straight through his hands. Big miss. See all photos\n Rabada to Prabhsimran, no run steps out to swing this length ball over mid-on but misses\n Rabada to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs a misfield from Arshad again, that's gonna have Rabada fuming! Prabhsimran didn't time this low full toss down the ground and Arshad ended up diving over the ball at mid-on. Tough, tough start to the season for him.\n Siraj to Arya, 1 leg bye late swing back in to strike the pad as Arya looks to flick, but the ball would've missed leg. They scamper a leg bye. Also pitched outside leg, so wouldn't have been an lbw anyway Prabhsimran Singh vs right-arm pace in T20s RUNS 617 OUTS 26 4s\/6s 62\/40 SR 154.25 AVE 23.73\n Siraj to Prabhsimran, no run beaten by late movement as he tries to steer this to square third\n Siraj to Prabhsimran, no run beaten again, this time Siraj shortens his length and gets this to zip away off the pitch from outside off\n Siraj to Prabhsimran, 1 leg bye looks to give him he charge and wallop him over midwicket but the ball cuts back in to hit him on the body\n Siraj to Arya, SIX runs clobbered over deep square! Wow, that's Jayasuriya like. Siraj is probably tearing his hair out wondering what wrong he did! Touch fuller and shaping back into middle and leg, and Arya whips him over deep square. Wow, simply wow\n Siraj to Arya, FOUR runs more runs, they're beginning to have fun! It's a good old slash outside off, Arya gets a thick edge that flies away to the third man boundary. One bounce into the ropes\n Rabada to Prabhsimran, OUT slashed straight to third man this time! Prabhsimran had premeditated that, decided to throw his bat at that even though he was cramped for room and ended up slicing it to Arshad who redeems himself. \n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs lofted down the ground! Timing pristine as he clears mid-on. On-drive on the up, what a way to start\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs sliced away over point, was looking to flick it over midwicket but the ball tailed late. Square third comes around to cut that\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, no run hits hard length and cramps Iyer for room, defended\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs flicked wayyyyyy back into the stands at deep square! Rabada strays onto the pads, Iyer needs no second invitation. Strong wrists to the fore as he picks it up and over\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs worked into the gap at midwicket, came off a thickish inside edge. Looked to hit it towards mid-on.\n Arshad Khan to Arya, 1 wide full and swinging away but from way outside off, wide called as Priyanshu swings and misses\n Arshad Khan to Arya, FOUR runs off the edge, four! Arya living a charmed life. Shapes away from outside off, Arya throws his hands at that and gets a thick edge. A slip would've had a chance to take that\n Arshad Khan to Arya, no run appeal for lbw as this angles back in to hit the pad as Arya misses the flick. Stifled appeal but Buttler signals to Arshad it was going down leg.\n Arshad Khan to Arya, FOUR runs that's incredible! Driven on the up and has bisected cover point and extra cover to perfection Stand and deliver stuff\n Arshad Khan to Arya, SIX runs square driven and this has carried all the way me thinks. Yes, it has. Just over the ropes. Reached out to play and opened the bat face late to pick his spot.\n Arshad Khan to Arya, FOUR runs gorgeous! The best shot of the lot, one that he'll replay a million times in the years to come. Overpitched and he shows the full face of the bat to hit this dead straight back past the bowler.\n Arshad Khan to Arya, 2 runs too much width and he's slapped that through point, excellent work from Sai Sudharsan running round from square third to cut that off. Big, big over. 21 off it. Here's Himanshu for his first spell\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, no run beaten! A lovely, Test-match like line and length. Rabada angled it in, and bowled it on a short of a length on off. The ball barely shaped away after pitching, as Iyer looked to jab at it with an open face of the bat, but missed\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, 1 leg bye Rabada appeals for lbw, but it's turned down, and he gets no support from Buttler either. Gill reviews, though. Iyer looked to flick this delivery which shaped back in after pitching, and was beaten on the inside edge. The first replay all but confirms that it would have gone down leg; Rabada even walks back to his mark. And indeed, the ball landed on a length on off, and came back in sharply. Replays confirm it would have missed leg. So GT lose a review early. The batters got a leg bye in the meantime, as the ball dribbled away to the off side\n Rabada to Arya, no run a bouncer pitching on leg, and climbing above the batter's right shoulder. He looked to hook but missed\n Rabada to Arya, FOUR runs drilled through extra cover! Rabada bowled a low full toss, as the ball angled across and arrived around middle and off. But Arya is deep in the crease, and beats the man inside the circle to his left\n Rabada to Arya, 1 run swiped wide of the man at short fine leg! On a length on middle from Rabada, and the ball finished on off, as Arya mistimed his attempted pull\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs punched wide of short third! Iyer played that aerially, but well away from the fielder. Rabada bowled on the shorter side of a length around off, and Iyer looked to ride the bounce, of which there was plenty. He opened the face of the a bat a bit, and just used the pace of the ball to dispatch it\n Rashid Khan to Arya, FOUR runs four off the bottom edge! This ball is quite full, and just outside leg, as it dips on Arya, who sweeps it to beat short fine leg to his left\n Rashid Khan to Arya, 1 run on a fullish length on leg, and turning away. Nudged to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run on the bounce to the man at deep midwicket! Short in length from Rashid, who bowled on middle and off, and got the ball to turn in very slightly, as Iyer pulled it away\n Rashid Khan to Arya, OUT taken at short cover! A tame dismissal in the end for an innings that seemed to be motoring along rather hurriedly. Rashid bowled it on a length around middle and off, and the ball turned away sharply. But what it also did was keep low. Arya was deep in the crease, and looking to pull. But so considerable was the turn away from him that he ended up reaching out for the ball, which popped up high off the top edge \n Rashid Khan to Azmatullah, SIX runs six first ball! Rashid bowls full and around sixth stump, but Omarzai reached out and launched that back over the bowler's head\n Rashid Khan to Azmatullah, no run full and quicker, and just outside off. He looks to lean into the drive, but is beaten on the outside edge\n Prasidh to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs slapped to deep-backward point first ball! On the shorter side of a length from Krishna, as he bowled it wide enough outside off for Iyer to ride the bounce and free his arms to beat point to his left\n Prasidh to Shreyas Iyer, no run beaten! Short in length from Krishna again, just that this one is wider still outside off and climbs up rather sharply. Iyer looked to have a big slash, but missed Elsewhere, India's crucial AFC Asian Cup qualifier against Bangladesh is delicately balanced at 0-0 at half-time. Can Sunil Chhetri or Hamza Choudhury make the difference? Follow live updates from the game, here.\n Prasidh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run another short-of-a-length ball from Krishna, who bowls in the corridor outside off. Punched to deep third by Iyer, who leaps in the crease a little\n Prasidh to Azmatullah, 1 run on the bounce to deep third, as Omarzai half-upper-cuts this good-length ball in the channel\n Prasidh to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs falls short of Rashid rushing and sliding forward from deep midwicket! Short in length from Krishna, who went pretty close to off this time. Iyer was deep in the crease, and pulled it off the higher side of the bat for two\n Prasidh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run short of a length, and just outside off. He looks to dab to deep third, but gets it off the bottom of the bat to Buttler's right\n Sai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run starts with a quickish length ball around off, which Iyer pushes towards deep midwicket\n Sai Kishore to Azmatullah, no run this is much fuller and slower, and also on the stumps. Tucked towards cover by Omarzai\n Sai Kishore to Azmatullah, no run he backs away, and is beaten! Kishore slows it down again, and tosses it up to bowl on a length just outside off. The ball turns away as Omarzai looks to loft, and misses\n Sai Kishore to Azmatullah, no run wow, more turn, and even low bounce! On a fullish length length around middle and off, and turns away to finish outside off. Omarzai looked to pull but missed\n Sai Kishore to Azmatullah, 1 run fuller, and close to off. Driven to long-off\n Sai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, no run very full and quick, and on middle. Iyer looks to whip, but gets a leading edge towards cover Time-out\n Prasidh to Azmatullah, FOUR runs swatted wide of mid-off! A powerful thumping at a good-length ball arriving around fifth stump, as bisects the gap between extra cover and mid-off\n Prasidh to Azmatullah, no run shorter side of a length, and slightly wide of off. He looks to pull without any foot movement, and is beaten\n Prasidh to Azmatullah, no run sharp short ball at 144kph! He banged it hard on the pitch, and just outside off, as Omarzai looked to hook, but the ball zoomed over his bat there\n Prasidh to Azmatullah, FOUR runs lofted over mid-off! Krishna switches his length to a fullish one, and even as the ball swings in to pitch on the stumps, Omarzai is all ready to attack at that with a high left elbow and the full face of the bat\n Prasidh to Azmatullah, no run another short delivery on a wide-ish line outside off, and Omarzai's beaten again. He looked to pull at it, but the ball went over his bat. Krishna continues to get some extra bounce here\n Prasidh to Azmatullah, no run short again, and great bounce again! Krishna bowls this around sixth stump, and Omarzai looked to ramp but missed. Good use of the short ball and bouncer in this over from Krishna Here's Shashank again for the next five overs","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Azmatullah","Prabhsimran","Shreyas Iyer"],"Runs":[47.0,16.0,5.0,28.0],"Balls_Faced":[23,13,8,16],"Fours":[7,2,1,3],"Sixes":[2,1,0,1],"S\/R":[204.35,123.08,62.5,175.0],"dismissal":["c Sai Sudharsan b Rashid Khan","Not Out","c Arshad Khan b Rabada","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshad Khan","Prasidh","Rabada","Rashid Khan","Sai Kishore","Siraj"],"Balls":[6,12,18,6,6,12],"Runs_Given":[21.0,17.0,31.0,12.0,2.0,14.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,1,0,0],"Overs":[1.0,2.0,3.0,1.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Arya, no run .short of a length and shaping back into middle, Arya rises with the bounce and defends .back\nSiraj to Arya, FOUR runs .pick-up shot for four! Siraj bowls full on the pads and Arya displays strong wrists and a .great hand-eye coordination. One bounce to the midwicket boundary\nSiraj to Arya, 4 leg byes .off the pads, races away to the fine leg boundary. Poor line from Siraj. Doesn't matter .how the runs come for Kings\nSiraj to Arya, no run .solidly defends back as he stands tall\nSiraj to Arya, no run .has a big swing at that but is beaten by the angle across\nSiraj to Arya, no run .heaves across the line, gets a thickish inside edge that rolls to short fine.\nRabada to Prabhsimran, no run .Bunted to the off side\nRabada to Prabhsimran, 1 run .worked to long leg as they jog the single, Prabhsimran off the mark\nRabada to Arya, 2 runs .lofted over cover, got more elevation than distance. Also ended up slicing it a touch. .Spongy bounce perhaps?\nRabada to Arya, 1 run .mid-off, mid-on converge as Arya hits it high into the night sky, Arshad from mid-off .finally goes for it but he had Rashid at the corner of his eye, and in the end the ball .swirls away from him and goes straight through his hands. Big miss. .See all photos\nRabada to Prabhsimran, no run .steps out to swing this length ball over mid-on but misses\nRabada to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .a misfield from Arshad again, that's gonna have Rabada fuming! Prabhsimran didn't .time this low full toss down the ground and Arshad ended up diving over the ball at mid- .on. Tough, tough start to the season for him.\nSiraj to Arya, 1 leg bye .late swing back in to strike the pad as Arya looks to flick, but the ball would've missed .leg. They scamper a leg bye. Also pitched outside leg, so wouldn't have been an lbw .anyway . .Prabhsimran Singh vs right-arm pace in T20s .RUNS .617 .OUTS .26 .4s\/6s .62\/40 .SR .154.25 .AVE .23.73\nSiraj to Prabhsimran, no run .beaten by late movement as he tries to steer this to square third\nSiraj to Prabhsimran, no run .beaten again, this time Siraj shortens his length and gets this to zip away off the pitch .from outside off\nSiraj to Prabhsimran, 1 leg bye .looks to give him he charge and wallop him over midwicket but the ball cuts back in to .hit him on the body\nSiraj to Arya, SIX runs .clobbered over deep square! Wow, that's Jayasuriya like. Siraj is probably tearing his .hair out wondering what wrong he did! Touch fuller and shaping back into middle and .leg, and Arya whips him over deep square. Wow, simply wow\nSiraj to Arya, FOUR runs .more runs, they're beginning to have fun! It's a good old slash outside off, Arya gets a .thick edge that flies away to the third man boundary. One bounce into the ropes\nRabada to Prabhsimran, OUT .slashed straight to third man this time! Prabhsimran had premeditated that, decided to .throw his bat at that even though he was cramped for room and ended up slicing it to .Arshad who redeems himself. .Prabhsimran Singh c Arshad Khan b Rabada 5 (8b 1x4 0x6 13m) SR: 62.5\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .lofted down the ground! Timing pristine as he clears mid-on. On-drive on the up, what a .way to start\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .sliced away over point, was looking to flick it over midwicket but the ball tailed late. .Square third comes around to cut that\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, no run .hits hard length and cramps Iyer for room, defended\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .flicked wayyyyyy back into the stands at deep square! Rabada strays onto the pads, .Iyer needs no second invitation. Strong wrists to the fore as he picks it up and over\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .worked into the gap at midwicket, came off a thickish inside edge. Looked to hit it .towards mid-on.\nArshad Khan to Arya, 1 wide .full and swinging away but from way outside off, wide called as Priyanshu swings and .misses\nArshad Khan to Arya, FOUR runs .off the edge, four! Arya living a charmed life. Shapes away from outside off, Arya .throws his hands at that and gets a thick edge. A slip would've had a chance to take that\nArshad Khan to Arya, no run .appeal for lbw as this angles back in to hit the pad as Arya misses the flick. Stifled .appeal but Buttler signals to Arshad it was going down leg.\nArshad Khan to Arya, FOUR runs .that's incredible! Driven on the up and has bisected cover point and extra cover to .perfection . Stand and deliver stuff\nArshad Khan to Arya, SIX runs .square driven and this has carried all the way me thinks. Yes, it has. Just over the ropes. .Reached out to play and opened the bat face late to pick his spot.\nArshad Khan to Arya, FOUR runs .gorgeous! The best shot of the lot, one that he'll replay a million times in the years to .come. Overpitched and he shows the full face of the bat to hit this dead straight back .past the bowler.\nArshad Khan to Arya, 2 runs .too much width and he's slapped that through point, excellent work from Sai Sudharsan .running round from square third to cut that off. Big, big over. 21 off it. .Here's Himanshu for his first spell\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, no run .beaten! A lovely, Test-match like line and length. Rabada angled it in, and bowled it on a .short of a length on off. The ball barely shaped away after pitching, as Iyer looked to jab .at it with an open face of the bat, but missed\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, 1 leg bye .Rabada appeals for lbw, but it's turned down, and he gets no support from Buttler either. .Gill reviews, though. Iyer looked to flick this delivery which shaped back in after .pitching, and was beaten on the inside edge. The first replay all but confirms that it .would have gone down leg; Rabada even walks back to his mark. And indeed, the ball .landed on a length on off, and came back in sharply. Replays confirm it would have .missed leg. So GT lose a review early. The batters got a leg bye in the meantime, as the .ball dribbled away to the off side\nRabada to Arya, no run .a bouncer pitching on leg, and climbing above the batter's right shoulder. He looked to .hook but missed\nRabada to Arya, FOUR runs .drilled through extra cover! Rabada bowled a low full toss, as the ball angled across and .arrived around middle and off. But Arya is deep in the crease, and beats the man inside .the circle to his left\nRabada to Arya, 1 run .swiped wide of the man at short fine leg! On a length on middle from Rabada, and the .ball finished on off, as Arya mistimed his attempted pull\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .punched wide of short third! Iyer played that aerially, but well away from the fielder. .Rabada bowled on the shorter side of a length around off, and Iyer looked to ride the .bounce, of which there was plenty. He opened the face of the a bat a bit, and just used .the pace of the ball to dispatch it\nRashid Khan to Arya, FOUR runs .four off the bottom edge! This ball is quite full, and just outside leg, as it dips on Arya, .who sweeps it to beat short fine leg to his left\nRashid Khan to Arya, 1 run .on a fullish length on leg, and turning away. Nudged to long-on\nRashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .on the bounce to the man at deep midwicket! Short in length from Rashid, who bowled .on middle and off, and got the ball to turn in very slightly, as Iyer pulled it away\nRashid Khan to Arya, OUT .taken at short cover! A tame dismissal in the end for an innings that seemed to be .motoring along rather hurriedly. Rashid bowled it on a length around middle and off, and .the ball turned away sharply. But what it also did was keep low. Arya was deep in the .crease, and looking to pull. But so considerable was the turn away from him that he .ended up reaching out for the ball, which popped up high off the top edge .Priyansh Arya c Sai Sudharsan b Rashid Khan 47 (23b 7x4 2x6 31m) SR: 204.34\nRashid Khan to Azmatullah, SIX runs .six first ball! Rashid bowls full and around sixth stump, but Omarzai reached out and .launched that back over the bowler's head\nRashid Khan to Azmatullah, no run .full and quicker, and just outside off. He looks to lean into the drive, but is beaten on the .outside edge\nPrasidh to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .slapped to deep-backward point first ball! On the shorter side of a length from Krishna, .as he bowled it wide enough outside off for Iyer to ride the bounce and free his arms to .beat point to his left\nPrasidh to Shreyas Iyer, no run .beaten! Short in length from Krishna again, just that this one is wider still outside off .and climbs up rather sharply. Iyer looked to have a big slash, but missed .Elsewhere, India's crucial AFC Asian Cup qualifier against Bangladesh is delicately .balanced at 0-0 at half-time. Can Sunil Chhetri or Hamza Choudhury make the .difference? Follow live updates from the game, here.\nPrasidh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .another short-of-a-length ball from Krishna, who bowls in the corridor outside off. .Punched to deep third by Iyer, who leaps in the crease a little\nPrasidh to Azmatullah, 1 run .on the bounce to deep third, as Omarzai half-upper-cuts this good-length ball in the .channel\nPrasidh to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .falls short of Rashid rushing and sliding forward from deep midwicket! Short in length .from Krishna, who went pretty close to off this time. Iyer was deep in the crease, and .pulled it off the higher side of the bat for two\nPrasidh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .short of a length, and just outside off. He looks to dab to deep third, but gets it off the .bottom of the bat to Buttler's right\nSai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .starts with a quickish length ball around off, which Iyer pushes towards deep midwicket\nSai Kishore to Azmatullah, no run .this is much fuller and slower, and also on the stumps. Tucked towards cover by .Omarzai\nSai Kishore to Azmatullah, no run .he backs away, and is beaten! Kishore slows it down again, and tosses it up to bowl on .a length just outside off. The ball turns away as Omarzai looks to loft, and misses\nSai Kishore to Azmatullah, no run .wow, more turn, and even low bounce! On a fullish length length around middle and off, .and turns away to finish outside off. Omarzai looked to pull but missed\nSai Kishore to Azmatullah, 1 run .fuller, and close to off. Driven to long-off\nSai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, no run .very full and quick, and on middle. Iyer looks to whip, but gets a leading edge towards .cover .Time-out\nPrasidh to Azmatullah, FOUR runs .swatted wide of mid-off! A powerful thumping at a good-length ball arriving around fifth .stump, as bisects the gap between extra cover and mid-off\nPrasidh to Azmatullah, no run .shorter side of a length, and slightly wide of off. He looks to pull without any foot .movement, and is beaten\nPrasidh to Azmatullah, no run .sharp short ball at 144kph! He banged it hard on the pitch, and just outside off, as .Omarzai looked to hook, but the ball zoomed over his bat there\nPrasidh to Azmatullah, FOUR runs .lofted over mid-off! Krishna switches his length to a fullish one, and even as the ball .swings in to pitch on the stumps, Omarzai is all ready to attack at that with a high left .elbow and the full face of the bat\nPrasidh to Azmatullah, no run .another short delivery on a wide-ish line outside off, and Omarzai's beaten again. He .looked to pull at it, but the ball went over his bat. Krishna continues to get some extra .bounce here\nPrasidh to Azmatullah, no run .short again, and great bounce again! Krishna bowls this around sixth stump, and .Omarzai looked to ramp but missed. Good use of the short ball and bouncer in this over .from Krishna .Here's Shashank again for the next five overs\nSai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .driven to sweeper cover with the spin\nSai Kishore to Azmatullah, no run .slider from around the stumps, Azmat cuts straight to point\nSai Kishore to Azmatullah, OUT .heaved towards deep midwicket, easy catch for Arshad. Didn't get to the pitch but went .through with the shot. It didn't help that Azmat was trying to clear the longest boundary. .He was looking to go straighter but ended up dragging it to the fielder. .Azmatullah Omarzai c Arshad Khan b Sai Kishore 16 (15b 2x4 1x6 15m) SR: 106.66\nSai Kishore to Maxwell, OUT .and he's gone first ball! Attempts a reverse sweep and he misses it altogether as Sai .Kishore has two in two. This one was bowled full and drifted in from wide of the crease, .once Maxwell missed, he was a dead duck. .Glenn Maxwell lbw b Sai Kishore 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nSai Kishore to Stoinis, no run .tossed up outside off, pushed to cover\nSai Kishore to Stoinis, no run .lovely loop and guile, gets this to land on a length on middle and turn away gently, .Stoinis gets forward and defends.\nRashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .shortish on middle, worked to wide long-on as they jog the single .Had Maxwell reviewed his lbw, he would have been saved as Hawkeye suggests ball .would've missed top of middle.\nRashid Khan to Stoinis, no run .tossed up on middle, defended back\nRashid Khan to Stoinis, no run .driven straight to cover, pressure building\nRashid Khan to Stoinis, 1 run .wrong'un on middle and leg, tucked past square leg\nRashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .whips it uppishly to deep square for a single\nRashid Khan to Stoinis, no run .right behind the line in defence\nSai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .what a way to break the shackles! A high-quality stroke as he steps out and moves leg .side of the ball to loft inside-out to clear long-off. Clean hit .See all photos\nSai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, no run .cuts straight to point\nSai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .looked for a second as if he'd dragged this to wide long-on but has got enough power to .clear the man there! Didn't get to the pitch but went through with the stroke. Pure .muscle\nSai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .punched back past the bowler\nSai Kishore to Stoinis, FOUR runs .reverse-swept over short third! Stoinis is able to execute what Maxwell couldn't off a .very similar delivery. PBKS up and running again after the double-strike\nSai Kishore to Stoinis, no run .driven straight to cover\nRashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, no run .square driven straight to point\nRashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, no run .beaten by sharp turn and bite off the pitch. Shreyas was squared up . .Shreyas Iyer vs Rashid Khan .BALLS .80 .RUNS .86 .OUTS .2 .SR .107.50 .4s\/6s .5\/4\nRashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .taps it with soft hands to point for a quick single\nRashid Khan to Stoinis, 1 run .paddled but doesn't get that off the sweet spot, lobs to backward square leg\nRashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .picks the wrong'un and slaps it over long-on to bring up a sensational half-century! .Made room to go over cover but the moment he spotted the googly off the hand, he held .his shape and hammered it down the ground.\nRashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .man, oh, man! Sweeeeet. This is deposited deep into the stands at deep midwicket. And .the key to execution was picking the length early. Got as close as he could to the pitch .and waltzed it.\nSiraj to Stoinis, no run .length ball on middle, pushed to point, looks for a single but is sent back\nSiraj to Stoinis, SIX runs .flat hit for six! Picks the length early and plays a superb pull in front of square to clear .deep midwicket.\nSiraj to Stoinis, 1 run .pulled again, one bounce to deep midwicket this time\nSiraj to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .misses the flick as Siraj sprays this down leg\nSiraj to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .into the blockhole, squeezed to deep midwicket\nSiraj to Stoinis, 1 wide .dug in short, Stoinis bails out of an upper cut in anticipation of a wide, not given. They've .reviewed. Replays confirm this was way over his head, original decision reversed. Wide .it is\nSiraj to Stoinis, 1 run .whips this low full toss to deep midwicket\nSiraj to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .he has helped it along the way to clear fine leg! Picks length early, swivels back and .comes through with the pull. Ball flew off the bat .Himanshu back to take you through to the end of this innings. Can PBKS touch 220?\nSai Kishore to Stoinis, SIX runs .six down the ground! On a fullish length, and angling in as it pitches around off. Stoinis .clears his front leg, and bashes it back\nSai Kishore to Stoinis, OUT .reverse swept to short third! Stoinis' fun ends. Arshad signals that the light was in his .eyes, but he still had only a simple catch to take. Kishore angled it in from around the .wicket again, but seemed to have bowled slower than the previous ball. He went on the .fuller side again, and once again, just about on off or thereabouts. Stoinis went reverse .sweeping, but couldn't get it above the fielder .Marcus Stoinis c Arshad Khan b Sai Kishore 20 (15b 1x4 2x6 20m) SR: 133.33\nSai Kishore to Shashank Singh, 1 run .full and slow, and just outside off. Driven towards mid-off to get off the mark\nSai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .shorter side of a length on off, and quicker too. The ball straightens after pitching, and .is pushed towards deep midwicket\nSai Kishore to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Kishore appeals rather animatedly for lbw, but it is turned down. Shashank looked to lap .sweep, but was hit on his pad, as the ball dribbled behind the wicket\nSai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .low full toss, and angled into middle and leg. Clipped to short fine leg's left, with the .fielder doing well to slide and stop it\nPrasidh to Shreyas Iyer, no run .pings Iyer just below his right shoulder! Iyer immediately clutches his ribcage, and .there's a stoppage in play. Replays show he got a bottom edge there, as he looked to .pull at a short delivery just outside off. The physio has a check, and we're ready again\nPrasidh to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .bam! Iyer hits back! On a good length, and around sixth stump, as Iyer shifts his weight .back to swat-pull it wide of long-on for another six\nPrasidh to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .slapped over backward point! A one-bounce four, as Iyer plays at this late after spotting .a good-length ball pretty wide of off. Deep third was also inside the circle, so there was .nothing to worry about there\nPrasidh to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .six! Just! Rabada touches the rope after taking the ball! Nearly a no-look six there, as he .swivels to hook this short delivery rising sharply around off. In fact, he took his eyes off .and went for the shot, with the ball flying off the top half of the bat\nPrasidh to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .six more! Krishna is being toyed with! This is flung over wide long-off! A fullish ball .around sixth stump from Krishna, and Iyer, despite hanging deep in the crease, belts it .for another maximum\nPrasidh to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .more luck goes Iyer's way! He's nearly taken there! Tewatia, at long-on, took the catch .while leaping, and almost seemed to have tickled the rope. The third umpire checks .multiple replays from various angles, with Tewatia's right leg seemingly touching the .rope. He's falling over to the other side of the boundary, and throws the ball back. The .ball is popped back as Tewatia falls outside the boundary, with the third umpire still not .convinced despite having looked at it around 19 times. Finally, after a few minutes of .replays, it is not given as six. Iyer had slammed at another length ball down the ground .this time, and only got two for his efforts\nRashid Khan to Shashank Singh, 1 leg bye .he looked to sweep but the ball dribbled off his pads behind square\nRashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .pushes a fullish ball outside off to cover\nRashid Khan to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .short in length, and six! Shashank shifted his weight back, and pulled hard for six over .midwicket\nRashid Khan to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .swatted wide of long-off! Another short delivery from Rashid, although he pitches this .wide of off. The ball turns away further, and Shashank throws his bat at it to bag four .more .See all photos\nRashid Khan to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .very full on his pads, and whipped towards deep square leg for a hurried two\nRashid Khan to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .flat, hard and six! Rashid bowls full and flatter, and a bit wide of off. But Shashank is .ready and waiting, and crushes it back to just clear the boundary\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .flicked to deep-backward square leg! Effortless from Iyer, who uses the pace on the ball .to dispatch the ball. He uses his wrists to play at this aerially, as this fullish ball swings .in nicely to arrive on his pads .Rabada starts to run in, but Iyer backs away... So we'll reload.\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .wide ball! Rabada goes on a shortish length, but really wide of off. Left alone by Iyer\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .another wide! Rabada now bowls short and even wider of off, nearly landing it outside .the pitch on the off side. Iyer lets it go\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .nicely bowled, and well played too! Rabada bowled an inswinging yorker which landed .on off, as Iyer opened the face of the bat to guide it to short third, where Kishore .tumbled to his right to keep it to one\nRabada to Shashank Singh, no run .nearly a wide yorker outside off. Shashank looked to whip off his bottom hand, but the .ball ended up going on the bounce to Rabada\nRabada to Shashank Singh, 1 run .between short third and deep point! They were moving in each other's direction after .Shashank went ramping at this short ball outside off, but seemed to be beaten by the .extra bounce\nRabada to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .short again, and around fifth stump. Pulled off the higher side of the bat towards deep- .backward square leg\nRabada to Shashank Singh, 1 run .another yorker from Rabada, as he floats it just outside off. Shashank goes deep in the .crease, and clips off the inside half of the bat to deep square leg\nSiraj to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .upper cut over short third! Siraj bowls short too, and around seventh stump. The ball .shapes back in to finish on top of off, but Shashank gets on top of the bounce to send .that away\nSiraj to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .two for Shashank, so Iyer remains off strike. Full and swinging in, as it arrives on middle .and off, before Shashank whips it wide of deep midwicket\nSiraj to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .drilled wide of mid-off! Superb shot! He opens the face of the bat very slightly, and even .as the ball is nearly a yorker around off, he's deep enough inside the crease to find the .gap between mid-off and extra cover\nSiraj to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .swatted to deep cover point! Will Iyer get to his hundred?! Another short delivery from .Siraj, who bowls this wide of off. With the fielder being on at deep-backward point, .Shashank clubs it away for four\nSiraj to Shashank Singh, 1 wide .wide ball! This swings in and pitches full and outside leg. He looked to whip but missed\nSiraj to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .another boundary! So Iyer will remain off strike for the last ball of the over too! Damn! .Another inswinger from Siraj, and this one pitched on a length and just outside leg. .Shashank clipped that aerially to deep-backward square leg, and beat the diving fielder .to his right\nSiraj to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .four more, and 23 off the over!! It's another one of those totals close to 250! PBKS bash .243 off 20 overs, and Shashank ends the innings by ramping this over short third. .Another short ball from Siraj, as this pitched outside off and shaped back in to finish .over middle. Shashank waited, before flaying it away .See all photos","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs GT, 5th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Arya, no run short of a length and shaping back into middle, Arya rises with the bounce and defends back\n Siraj to Arya, FOUR runs pick-up shot for four! Siraj bowls full on the pads and Arya displays strong wrists and a great hand-eye coordination. One bounce to the midwicket boundary\n Siraj to Arya, 4 leg byes off the pads, races away to the fine leg boundary. Poor line from Siraj. Doesn't matter how the runs come for Kings\n Siraj to Arya, no run solidly defends back as he stands tall\n Siraj to Arya, no run has a big swing at that but is beaten by the angle across\n Siraj to Arya, no run heaves across the line, gets a thickish inside edge that rolls to short fine.\n Rabada to Prabhsimran, no run Bunted to the off side\n Rabada to Prabhsimran, 1 run worked to long leg as they jog the single, Prabhsimran off the mark\n Rabada to Arya, 2 runs lofted over cover, got more elevation than distance. Also ended up slicing it a touch. Spongy bounce perhaps?\n Rabada to Arya, 1 run mid-off, mid-on converge as Arya hits it high into the night sky, Arshad from mid-off finally goes for it but he had Rashid at the corner of his eye, and in the end the ball swirls away from him and goes straight through his hands. Big miss. See all photos\n Rabada to Prabhsimran, no run steps out to swing this length ball over mid-on but misses\n Rabada to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs a misfield from Arshad again, that's gonna have Rabada fuming! Prabhsimran didn't time this low full toss down the ground and Arshad ended up diving over the ball at mid-on. Tough, tough start to the season for him.\n Siraj to Arya, 1 leg bye late swing back in to strike the pad as Arya looks to flick, but the ball would've missed leg. They scamper a leg bye. Also pitched outside leg, so wouldn't have been an lbw anyway Prabhsimran Singh vs right-arm pace in T20s RUNS 617 OUTS 26 4s\/6s 62\/40 SR 154.25 AVE 23.73\n Siraj to Prabhsimran, no run beaten by late movement as he tries to steer this to square third\n Siraj to Prabhsimran, no run beaten again, this time Siraj shortens his length and gets this to zip away off the pitch from outside off\n Siraj to Prabhsimran, 1 leg bye looks to give him he charge and wallop him over midwicket but the ball cuts back in to hit him on the body\n Siraj to Arya, SIX runs clobbered over deep square! Wow, that's Jayasuriya like. Siraj is probably tearing his hair out wondering what wrong he did! Touch fuller and shaping back into middle and leg, and Arya whips him over deep square. Wow, simply wow\n Siraj to Arya, FOUR runs more runs, they're beginning to have fun! It's a good old slash outside off, Arya gets a thick edge that flies away to the third man boundary. One bounce into the ropes\n Rabada to Prabhsimran, OUT slashed straight to third man this time! Prabhsimran had premeditated that, decided to throw his bat at that even though he was cramped for room and ended up slicing it to Arshad who redeems himself. \n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs lofted down the ground! Timing pristine as he clears mid-on. On-drive on the up, what a way to start\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs sliced away over point, was looking to flick it over midwicket but the ball tailed late. Square third comes around to cut that\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, no run hits hard length and cramps Iyer for room, defended\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs flicked wayyyyyy back into the stands at deep square! Rabada strays onto the pads, Iyer needs no second invitation. Strong wrists to the fore as he picks it up and over\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs worked into the gap at midwicket, came off a thickish inside edge. Looked to hit it towards mid-on.\n Arshad Khan to Arya, 1 wide full and swinging away but from way outside off, wide called as Priyanshu swings and misses\n Arshad Khan to Arya, FOUR runs off the edge, four! Arya living a charmed life. Shapes away from outside off, Arya throws his hands at that and gets a thick edge. A slip would've had a chance to take that\n Arshad Khan to Arya, no run appeal for lbw as this angles back in to hit the pad as Arya misses the flick. Stifled appeal but Buttler signals to Arshad it was going down leg.\n Arshad Khan to Arya, FOUR runs that's incredible! Driven on the up and has bisected cover point and extra cover to perfection Stand and deliver stuff\n Arshad Khan to Arya, SIX runs square driven and this has carried all the way me thinks. Yes, it has. Just over the ropes. Reached out to play and opened the bat face late to pick his spot.\n Arshad Khan to Arya, FOUR runs gorgeous! The best shot of the lot, one that he'll replay a million times in the years to come. Overpitched and he shows the full face of the bat to hit this dead straight back past the bowler.\n Arshad Khan to Arya, 2 runs too much width and he's slapped that through point, excellent work from Sai Sudharsan running round from square third to cut that off. Big, big over. 21 off it. Here's Himanshu for his first spell\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, no run beaten! A lovely, Test-match like line and length. Rabada angled it in, and bowled it on a short of a length on off. The ball barely shaped away after pitching, as Iyer looked to jab at it with an open face of the bat, but missed\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, 1 leg bye Rabada appeals for lbw, but it's turned down, and he gets no support from Buttler either. Gill reviews, though. Iyer looked to flick this delivery which shaped back in after pitching, and was beaten on the inside edge. The first replay all but confirms that it would have gone down leg; Rabada even walks back to his mark. And indeed, the ball landed on a length on off, and came back in sharply. Replays confirm it would have missed leg. So GT lose a review early. The batters got a leg bye in the meantime, as the ball dribbled away to the off side\n Rabada to Arya, no run a bouncer pitching on leg, and climbing above the batter's right shoulder. He looked to hook but missed\n Rabada to Arya, FOUR runs drilled through extra cover! Rabada bowled a low full toss, as the ball angled across and arrived around middle and off. But Arya is deep in the crease, and beats the man inside the circle to his left\n Rabada to Arya, 1 run swiped wide of the man at short fine leg! On a length on middle from Rabada, and the ball finished on off, as Arya mistimed his attempted pull\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs punched wide of short third! Iyer played that aerially, but well away from the fielder. Rabada bowled on the shorter side of a length around off, and Iyer looked to ride the bounce, of which there was plenty. He opened the face of the a bat a bit, and just used the pace of the ball to dispatch it\n Rashid Khan to Arya, FOUR runs four off the bottom edge! This ball is quite full, and just outside leg, as it dips on Arya, who sweeps it to beat short fine leg to his left\n Rashid Khan to Arya, 1 run on a fullish length on leg, and turning away. Nudged to long-on\n Rashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run on the bounce to the man at deep midwicket! Short in length from Rashid, who bowled on middle and off, and got the ball to turn in very slightly, as Iyer pulled it away\n Rashid Khan to Arya, OUT taken at short cover! A tame dismissal in the end for an innings that seemed to be motoring along rather hurriedly. Rashid bowled it on a length around middle and off, and the ball turned away sharply. But what it also did was keep low. Arya was deep in the crease, and looking to pull. But so considerable was the turn away from him that he ended up reaching out for the ball, which popped up high off the top edge \n Rashid Khan to Azmatullah, SIX runs six first ball! Rashid bowls full and around sixth stump, but Omarzai reached out and launched that back over the bowler's head\n Rashid Khan to Azmatullah, no run full and quicker, and just outside off. He looks to lean into the drive, but is beaten on the outside edge\n Prasidh to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs slapped to deep-backward point first ball! On the shorter side of a length from Krishna, as he bowled it wide enough outside off for Iyer to ride the bounce and free his arms to beat point to his left\n Prasidh to Shreyas Iyer, no run beaten! Short in length from Krishna again, just that this one is wider still outside off and climbs up rather sharply. Iyer looked to have a big slash, but missed Elsewhere, India's crucial AFC Asian Cup qualifier against Bangladesh is delicately balanced at 0-0 at half-time. Can Sunil Chhetri or Hamza Choudhury make the difference? Follow live updates from the game, here.\n Prasidh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run another short-of-a-length ball from Krishna, who bowls in the corridor outside off. Punched to deep third by Iyer, who leaps in the crease a little\n Prasidh to Azmatullah, 1 run on the bounce to deep third, as Omarzai half-upper-cuts this good-length ball in the channel\n Prasidh to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs falls short of Rashid rushing and sliding forward from deep midwicket! Short in length from Krishna, who went pretty close to off this time. Iyer was deep in the crease, and pulled it off the higher side of the bat for two\n Prasidh to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run short of a length, and just outside off. He looks to dab to deep third, but gets it off the bottom of the bat to Buttler's right\n Sai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run starts with a quickish length ball around off, which Iyer pushes towards deep midwicket\n Sai Kishore to Azmatullah, no run this is much fuller and slower, and also on the stumps. Tucked towards cover by Omarzai\n Sai Kishore to Azmatullah, no run he backs away, and is beaten! Kishore slows it down again, and tosses it up to bowl on a length just outside off. The ball turns away as Omarzai looks to loft, and misses\n Sai Kishore to Azmatullah, no run wow, more turn, and even low bounce! On a fullish length length around middle and off, and turns away to finish outside off. Omarzai looked to pull but missed\n Sai Kishore to Azmatullah, 1 run fuller, and close to off. Driven to long-off\n Sai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, no run very full and quick, and on middle. Iyer looks to whip, but gets a leading edge towards cover Time-out\n Prasidh to Azmatullah, FOUR runs swatted wide of mid-off! A powerful thumping at a good-length ball arriving around fifth stump, as bisects the gap between extra cover and mid-off\n Prasidh to Azmatullah, no run shorter side of a length, and slightly wide of off. He looks to pull without any foot movement, and is beaten\n Prasidh to Azmatullah, no run sharp short ball at 144kph! He banged it hard on the pitch, and just outside off, as Omarzai looked to hook, but the ball zoomed over his bat there\n Prasidh to Azmatullah, FOUR runs lofted over mid-off! Krishna switches his length to a fullish one, and even as the ball swings in to pitch on the stumps, Omarzai is all ready to attack at that with a high left elbow and the full face of the bat\n Prasidh to Azmatullah, no run another short delivery on a wide-ish line outside off, and Omarzai's beaten again. He looked to pull at it, but the ball went over his bat. Krishna continues to get some extra bounce here\n Prasidh to Azmatullah, no run short again, and great bounce again! Krishna bowls this around sixth stump, and Omarzai looked to ramp but missed. Good use of the short ball and bouncer in this over from Krishna Here's Shashank again for the next five overs\n Sai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run driven to sweeper cover with the spin\n Sai Kishore to Azmatullah, no run slider from around the stumps, Azmat cuts straight to point\n Sai Kishore to Azmatullah, OUT heaved towards deep midwicket, easy catch for Arshad. Didn't get to the pitch but went through with the shot. It didn't help that Azmat was trying to clear the longest boundary. He was looking to go straighter but ended up dragging it to the fielder. \n Sai Kishore to Maxwell, OUT and he's gone first ball! Attempts a reverse sweep and he misses it altogether as Sai Kishore has two in two. This one was bowled full and drifted in from wide of the crease, once Maxwell missed, he was a dead duck. \n Sai Kishore to Stoinis, no run tossed up outside off, pushed to cover\n Sai Kishore to Stoinis, no run lovely loop and guile, gets this to land on a length on middle and turn away gently, Stoinis gets forward and defends.\n Rashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run shortish on middle, worked to wide long-on as they jog the single Had Maxwell reviewed his lbw, he would have been saved as Hawkeye suggests ball would've missed top of middle.\n Rashid Khan to Stoinis, no run tossed up on middle, defended back\n Rashid Khan to Stoinis, no run driven straight to cover, pressure building\n Rashid Khan to Stoinis, 1 run wrong'un on middle and leg, tucked past square leg\n Rashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run whips it uppishly to deep square for a single\n Rashid Khan to Stoinis, no run right behind the line in defence\n Sai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs what a way to break the shackles! A high-quality stroke as he steps out and moves leg side of the ball to loft inside-out to clear long-off. Clean hit See all photos\n Sai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, no run cuts straight to point\n Sai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs looked for a second as if he'd dragged this to wide long-on but has got enough power to clear the man there! Didn't get to the pitch but went through with the stroke. Pure muscle\n Sai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run punched back past the bowler\n Sai Kishore to Stoinis, FOUR runs reverse-swept over short third! Stoinis is able to execute what Maxwell couldn't off a very similar delivery. PBKS up and running again after the double-strike\n Sai Kishore to Stoinis, no run driven straight to cover\n Rashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, no run square driven straight to point\n Rashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, no run beaten by sharp turn and bite off the pitch. Shreyas was squared up Shreyas Iyer vs Rashid Khan BALLS 80 RUNS 86 OUTS 2 SR 107.50 4s\/6s 5\/4\n Rashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run taps it with soft hands to point for a quick single\n Rashid Khan to Stoinis, 1 run paddled but doesn't get that off the sweet spot, lobs to backward square leg\n Rashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs picks the wrong'un and slaps it over long-on to bring up a sensational half-century! Made room to go over cover but the moment he spotted the googly off the hand, he held his shape and hammered it down the ground.\n Rashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs man, oh, man! Sweeeeet. This is deposited deep into the stands at deep midwicket. And the key to execution was picking the length early. Got as close as he could to the pitch and waltzed it.\n Siraj to Stoinis, no run length ball on middle, pushed to point, looks for a single but is sent back\n Siraj to Stoinis, SIX runs flat hit for six! Picks the length early and plays a superb pull in front of square to clear deep midwicket.\n Siraj to Stoinis, 1 run pulled again, one bounce to deep midwicket this time\n Siraj to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide misses the flick as Siraj sprays this down leg\n Siraj to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run into the blockhole, squeezed to deep midwicket\n Siraj to Stoinis, 1 wide dug in short, Stoinis bails out of an upper cut in anticipation of a wide, not given. They've reviewed. Replays confirm this was way over his head, original decision reversed. Wide it is\n Siraj to Stoinis, 1 run whips this low full toss to deep midwicket\n Siraj to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs he has helped it along the way to clear fine leg! Picks length early, swivels back and comes through with the pull. Ball flew off the bat Himanshu back to take you through to the end of this innings. Can PBKS touch 220?\n Sai Kishore to Stoinis, SIX runs six down the ground! On a fullish length, and angling in as it pitches around off. Stoinis clears his front leg, and bashes it back\n Sai Kishore to Stoinis, OUT reverse swept to short third! Stoinis' fun ends. Arshad signals that the light was in his eyes, but he still had only a simple catch to take. Kishore angled it in from around the wicket again, but seemed to have bowled slower than the previous ball. He went on the fuller side again, and once again, just about on off or thereabouts. Stoinis went reverse sweeping, but couldn't get it above the fielder \n Sai Kishore to Shashank Singh, 1 run full and slow, and just outside off. Driven towards mid-off to get off the mark\n Sai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run shorter side of a length on off, and quicker too. The ball straightens after pitching, and is pushed towards deep midwicket\n Sai Kishore to Shashank Singh, 1 run Kishore appeals rather animatedly for lbw, but it is turned down. Shashank looked to lap sweep, but was hit on his pad, as the ball dribbled behind the wicket\n Sai Kishore to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run low full toss, and angled into middle and leg. Clipped to short fine leg's left, with the fielder doing well to slide and stop it\n Prasidh to Shreyas Iyer, no run pings Iyer just below his right shoulder! Iyer immediately clutches his ribcage, and there's a stoppage in play. Replays show he got a bottom edge there, as he looked to pull at a short delivery just outside off. The physio has a check, and we're ready again\n Prasidh to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs bam! Iyer hits back! On a good length, and around sixth stump, as Iyer shifts his weight back to swat-pull it wide of long-on for another six\n Prasidh to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs slapped over backward point! A one-bounce four, as Iyer plays at this late after spotting a good-length ball pretty wide of off. Deep third was also inside the circle, so there was nothing to worry about there\n Prasidh to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs six! Just! Rabada touches the rope after taking the ball! Nearly a no-look six there, as he swivels to hook this short delivery rising sharply around off. In fact, he took his eyes off and went for the shot, with the ball flying off the top half of the bat\n Prasidh to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs six more! Krishna is being toyed with! This is flung over wide long-off! A fullish ball around sixth stump from Krishna, and Iyer, despite hanging deep in the crease, belts it for another maximum\n Prasidh to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs more luck goes Iyer's way! He's nearly taken there! Tewatia, at long-on, took the catch while leaping, and almost seemed to have tickled the rope. The third umpire checks multiple replays from various angles, with Tewatia's right leg seemingly touching the rope. He's falling over to the other side of the boundary, and throws the ball back. The ball is popped back as Tewatia falls outside the boundary, with the third umpire still not convinced despite having looked at it around 19 times. Finally, after a few minutes of replays, it is not given as six. Iyer had slammed at another length ball down the ground this time, and only got two for his efforts\n Rashid Khan to Shashank Singh, 1 leg bye he looked to sweep but the ball dribbled off his pads behind square\n Rashid Khan to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run pushes a fullish ball outside off to cover\n Rashid Khan to Shashank Singh, SIX runs short in length, and six! Shashank shifted his weight back, and pulled hard for six over midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs swatted wide of long-off! Another short delivery from Rashid, although he pitches this wide of off. The ball turns away further, and Shashank throws his bat at it to bag four more See all photos\n Rashid Khan to Shashank Singh, 2 runs very full on his pads, and whipped towards deep square leg for a hurried two\n Rashid Khan to Shashank Singh, SIX runs flat, hard and six! Rashid bowls full and flatter, and a bit wide of off. But Shashank is ready and waiting, and crushes it back to just clear the boundary\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs flicked to deep-backward square leg! Effortless from Iyer, who uses the pace on the ball to dispatch the ball. He uses his wrists to play at this aerially, as this fullish ball swings in nicely to arrive on his pads Rabada starts to run in, but Iyer backs away... So we'll reload.\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide wide ball! Rabada goes on a shortish length, but really wide of off. Left alone by Iyer\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide another wide! Rabada now bowls short and even wider of off, nearly landing it outside the pitch on the off side. Iyer lets it go\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run nicely bowled, and well played too! Rabada bowled an inswinging yorker which landed on off, as Iyer opened the face of the bat to guide it to short third, where Kishore tumbled to his right to keep it to one\n Rabada to Shashank Singh, no run nearly a wide yorker outside off. Shashank looked to whip off his bottom hand, but the ball ended up going on the bounce to Rabada\n Rabada to Shashank Singh, 1 run between short third and deep point! They were moving in each other's direction after Shashank went ramping at this short ball outside off, but seemed to be beaten by the extra bounce\n Rabada to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run short again, and around fifth stump. Pulled off the higher side of the bat towards deep-backward square leg\n Rabada to Shashank Singh, 1 run another yorker from Rabada, as he floats it just outside off. Shashank goes deep in the crease, and clips off the inside half of the bat to deep square leg\n Siraj to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs upper cut over short third! Siraj bowls short too, and around seventh stump. The ball shapes back in to finish on top of off, but Shashank gets on top of the bounce to send that away\n Siraj to Shashank Singh, 2 runs two for Shashank, so Iyer remains off strike. Full and swinging in, as it arrives on middle and off, before Shashank whips it wide of deep midwicket\n Siraj to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs drilled wide of mid-off! Superb shot! He opens the face of the bat very slightly, and even as the ball is nearly a yorker around off, he's deep enough inside the crease to find the gap between mid-off and extra cover\n Siraj to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs swatted to deep cover point! Will Iyer get to his hundred?! Another short delivery from Siraj, who bowls this wide of off. With the fielder being on at deep-backward point, Shashank clubs it away for four\n Siraj to Shashank Singh, 1 wide wide ball! This swings in and pitches full and outside leg. He looked to whip but missed\n Siraj to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs another boundary! So Iyer will remain off strike for the last ball of the over too! Damn! Another inswinger from Siraj, and this one pitched on a length and just outside leg. Shashank clipped that aerially to deep-backward square leg, and beat the diving fielder to his right\n Siraj to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs four more, and 23 off the over!! It's another one of those totals close to 250! PBKS bash 243 off 20 overs, and Shashank ends the innings by ramping this over short third. Another short ball from Siraj, as this pitched outside off and shaped back in to finish over middle. Shashank waited, before flaying it away See all photos","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Azmatullah","Maxwell","Prabhsimran","Shashank Singh","Shreyas Iyer","Stoinis"],"Runs":[47.0,16.0,0.0,5.0,44.0,97.0,20.0],"Balls_Faced":[23,15,1,8,16,42,15],"Fours":[7,2,0,1,6,5,1],"Sixes":[2,1,0,0,2,9,2],"S\/R":[204.35,106.67,0.0,62.5,275.0,230.95,133.33],"dismissal":["c Sai Sudharsan b Rashid Khan","c Arshad Khan b Sai Kishore","lbw b Sai Kishore","c Arshad Khan b Rabada","Not Out","Not Out","c Arshad Khan b Sai Kishore"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshad Khan","Prasidh","Rabada","Rashid Khan","Sai Kishore","Siraj"],"Balls":[6,18,24,24,24,24],"Runs_Given":[21.0,41.0,41.0,48.0,30.0,54.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,1,3,0],"Overs":[1.0,3.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to Rickelton, no run .Sharp movement away to beat bat. Upright seam but that moved away in the air, hit a .hard length around off and kept going away, Rickelton was tentative and had a small .push at it but the bat didn't go too far away from the body. Smiles exchanged between .him and Archer\nArcher to Rickelton, 1 run .Length on fourth, dabbed towards point off the back foot . .Vaibhav Suryavanshi in IPL, 2025 .INNS .3 .RUNS .151 .SR .215.71 .AVE .50.33 .HS .101\nArcher to Rohit Sharma, no run .Spears in off a length, flicked to forward square leg. 146ks, looked pacy, might've come .off the pitch a touch. Was a skiddy ball, rose around top of the stumps\nArcher to Rohit Sharma, no run .Pushed through fuller. Middle-stump line, 146.7ks, Rohit lunges across with still feet .and flicks it softly to square leg\nArcher to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Seam in off a back of length, well negotiated by Rohit. He was probably shaping up for .an off-side shot but had to jump and adjust due to lack of room. The bat turned vertical .and went close to the chest, ball hit high on the sticker and dribbled towards point\nArcher to Rickelton, no run .Length just outside off, let go. Good carry to the keeper\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Wide and full, kept going away. Well past the off-stump tramline, let go. .Wind's picked up too. It's very dry, maybe dust too. something's gone into Rohit's eye... .Some of MI's players are walking out of the dugout. But play will continue. Graphic .shows that the wind is coming from north to south\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run .Low fully on off, gets low and punches to mid-off\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs .Overpitched at the stumps, flicked hard and flat behind square. Suryavanshi runs and .slides across to keep it to two\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run .Good ball. Fullish on fourth, zips off the pitch and goes through the channel. Let go. .Keeper takes it high .The flags continue to flap hard\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Helped along from waist-height. Back-of-length ball around off, Rohit standing still and .using his torso to wind across and pull behind square .See all photos\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run .LBW appeal... given right away. That looked out. Rohit has a chat with Rickelton and .reviews. Pitching outside leg is the only way he can get away with it. And it is...! Just .over half the ball pitching outside leg and Rohit goes 'yeah!' and smiles. Was a three- .quarter length ball that skidded through and would've hit middle. Rohit was early into .the full-fledged flick, the arc of the bat swing was straight, like with a drive, but the bat .face was slightly closed. Hit on the back thigh, leg was bent. So, height wouldn't have .been an issue\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run .Yorker around off, jammed towards point\nTheekshana to Rickelton, 1 run .Good stop by Parag at mid-off, moved right and got his body behind the travelling ball. .Was a 103ks length ball to which Rickelton went back and drove\nTheekshana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Quick single towards cover. Looked like a medium pacer's delivery. Fuller side of length .around off, 102ks\nTheekshana to Rickelton, no run .Makes room and gets followed by the shortish ball, beaten on the sweep. Hit on the pad\nTheekshana to Rickelton, no run .Full ball lands outside leg and beats the slog sweep. 107ks. Small stride from Rickelton, .he wanted to go over square leg\nTheekshana to Rickelton, 1 run .Shortish on off, worked off the back foot through mid-on . .Rohit Sharma in IPL, 2025 .INNS .10 .RUNS .248 .SR .152.14 .AVE .31.00 .HS .76*\nTheekshana to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Opens the face late to turn a lofted straight drive into a lofted square drive. The ball was .full and floaty for a change, line was around fourth and Rohit cleared point with ease .When was the last time you saw a teenager stake a claim to being the best player in any .sport? In Barcelona last night, Lamine Yamal's twinkle toes saw him add another loud .claim to being just that.\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rickelton, no run .Pitched up on middle, punched back to the bowler\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rickelton, SIX runs .Slower one's been clipped, very wristy, clears the deep-midwicket boundary! Didn't look .like there was much power on that, timing was exquisite. Was a fullish length ball .around middle, played from well in front of the body\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Rickelton waits for the ball to arrive close to him, pulls it wide to the right of short fine .leg. Was a length ball that was around top-of-pad height, Rickelton jumped a bit, .probably didn't get enough bounce to work with, but the bat-swing was low\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rickelton, 1 run .Low fully around off, punched to mid-off\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run .Slow length ball around off, flicked softly towards midwicket\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run .Back of length on fifth, angle away, Rohit stands tall and punches to cover\nArcher to Rickelton, 1 run .Pick-up flick to the full ball on middle and leg goes over square leg. Deep-backward .square runs right and stops it on the bounce .Midwicket and square leg out\nArcher to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Rohit plays the field. Makes room and opens up the off side, no deep fielders there of .course. Was a shortish ball over leg stump, 147ks, Rohit turned it into a short-and-wide .ball and cut it behind point. Raced along the ground\nArcher to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on leg, clipped to deep midwicket\nArcher to Rickelton, 2 runs .Aerial... but deep-backward square can't get to it again... Takes it on the bounce, Archer .smiles. Was a slightly back--of-length ball at the hips that was pulled\nArcher to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Overpitched, pumped over mid-on. High-back-lift helps Rickelton generate power .despite closing the bat face late\nArcher to Rickelton, SIX runs .Uses the pace and pulls it handsomely. In front of square too. Off a length, at the .stumps, zipped off the pitch too; Rickelton stood still and swung right on time\nTheekshana to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Makes room and pumps it over mid-off. Theekshana tried following him and bowled full, .Rohit was right behind it though and drove hard. Was a carrom ball\nTheekshana to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Rohit doesn't have to move this time. Overpitched ball's on fourth stump and Rohit step- .hits it over mid-off again\nTheekshana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Low fully on off, driven to cover who stops it well\nTheekshana to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Sits up and it's slapped through cover. Shortish ball well outside off, spongy bounce\nTheekshana to Rickelton, no run .Theekshana is almost celebrappealing, he's signalling for the review. Parag runs in from .long-on... and they don't review. Replay shows it landed just outside leg. Good call in the .end. Was a shortish ball that beat the back-foot flick and hit Rickelton on the back leg\nTheekshana to Rickelton, no run .Full on leg, beats the flick and pops off the pad to the bowler's left .Timeout\nKartikeya to Rohit Sharma, no run .Length around off, punched to the bowler's left with a straight bat\nKartikeya to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full and slow on fourth, paddle swept towards fine leg\nKartikeya to Rickelton, no run .Wide and fullish, slapped hard. Finds cover. 100ks\nKartikeya to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Cut late, it's in the gap to the left of backward point. Thought it was going towards the .fielder at first but the uppish ball was in the gap. 84ks googly was slightly short and .wide, cut very late and against the spin\nKartikeya to Rickelton, no run .Works it off the back foot to the leg side\nKartikeya to Rickelton, 1 run .99ks shin-high full toss is wide. Slapped to deep cover\nMadhwal to Rickelton, 1 run .Touch back of length on fifth, cut hard and along the ground to deep-backward square\nMadhwal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Length on off, 132ks, flicked off the back foot to deep square leg\nMadhwal to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Top-edged pull goes over the keeper. Was actually a good bouncer, 135ks, angling away .over fourth stump. Around shoulder-height, hurried the pull. . .Ryan Rickelton in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1073 .OUTS .35 .4s\/6s .59\/66 .SR .157.79 .AVE .30.65\nMadhwal to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Rickelton gets cramped for room but twirls and pulls wide to the right of short fine leg. .Back of length ball followed him after he made room, slightly under waist-high\nMadhwal to Rickelton, no run .Length on leg, goes for the flick. Doesn't get it. Ball trickles nearby. 138ks\nMadhwal to Rickelton, no run .Full on the pads. Rickelton tries to whip it square and gets beaten\nKartikeya to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Sweps the lowish full toss through square leg, Madhwal runs left and slides. Can't get to .it.\nKartikeya to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Paddled fine. Helped it off a shortish length, from in front of middle. Didn't bounce .much. Was a quicker ball\nKartikeya to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Low fully on off is driven to long-off\nKartikeya to Rickelton, no run .Beaten on the slog sweep. Length ball on fifth stump skidded through, didn't spin, went .below bat. Bowler asks if there was an under-edge, keeper says no\nKartikeya to Rickelton, SIX runs .Short ball sits up, Rickelton muscles a pull over midwicket to raise a 29-ball fifty. Lots of .applause from the dugout as the crowd goes quiet. He raises his bat high. That ball .landed well down leg and didn't bounce much, hit from top-of-pad height, but he had .ample time to play it. 96-metre hit\nKartikeya to Rickelton, 1 run .Wide on a length, reaches out and underedges a cut to cover\nMadhwal to Rickelton, 1 wide .Past the flick, wide given. Madhwal wonders if that brushed the pads, Jurel isn't sure. .No review. 140ks ball was full and landed just outside the crease, Rickelton tried to whip .it fine\nMadhwal to Rickelton, no run .Nails the line, too, on this yorker. On middle, all Rickelton could do was jam it towards .midwicket\nMadhwal to Rickelton, 2 runs .Another yorker. Driven to cover from middle stump. Slight stoppage in the running, the .fielder - Suryavanshi - doesn't pick it up properly on the first attempt. He throws it hard .later but the bowler can't stop it and there was no one close backing up\nMadhwal to Rickelton, 1 run .Yorker is jammed to mid-off for a quick single\nMadhwal to Rohit Sharma, no run .One more nailed yorker. 137ks on middle, lands around the crease. Rohit's front foot .was out the way, the back foot had to bob a touch too for the bat to jam down\nMadhwal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Rohit anticipates the length and goes inside outside cover. Madhwal went for the yorker .again but landed it a bit too short, but the line was the bigger issue. Around fifth stump, .enough room for Rohit to pump it through the line\nMadhwal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Clipped off the pads through square leg .Strong platform set by MI. Can they go over 200? Find out with Himanshu","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs RR, 50th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to Rickelton, no run Sharp movement away to beat bat. Upright seam but that moved away in the air, hit a hard length around off and kept going away, Rickelton was tentative and had a small push at it but the bat didn't go too far away from the body. Smiles exchanged between him and Archer\n Archer to Rickelton, 1 run Length on fourth, dabbed towards point off the back foot Vaibhav Suryavanshi in IPL, 2025 INNS 3 RUNS 151 SR 215.71 AVE 50.33 HS 101\n Archer to Rohit Sharma, no run Spears in off a length, flicked to forward square leg. 146ks, looked pacy, might've come off the pitch a touch. Was a skiddy ball, rose around top of the stumps\n Archer to Rohit Sharma, no run Pushed through fuller. Middle-stump line, 146.7ks, Rohit lunges across with still feet and flicks it softly to square leg\n Archer to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Seam in off a back of length, well negotiated by Rohit. He was probably shaping up for an off-side shot but had to jump and adjust due to lack of room. The bat turned vertical and went close to the chest, ball hit high on the sticker and dribbled towards point\n Archer to Rickelton, no run Length just outside off, let go. Good carry to the keeper\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Wide and full, kept going away. Well past the off-stump tramline, let go. Wind's picked up too. It's very dry, maybe dust too. something's gone into Rohit's eye... Some of MI's players are walking out of the dugout. But play will continue. Graphic shows that the wind is coming from north to south\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run Low fully on off, gets low and punches to mid-off\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs Overpitched at the stumps, flicked hard and flat behind square. Suryavanshi runs and slides across to keep it to two\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run Good ball. Fullish on fourth, zips off the pitch and goes through the channel. Let go. Keeper takes it high The flags continue to flap hard\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Helped along from waist-height. Back-of-length ball around off, Rohit standing still and using his torso to wind across and pull behind square See all photos\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run LBW appeal... given right away. That looked out. Rohit has a chat with Rickelton and reviews. Pitching outside leg is the only way he can get away with it. And it is...! Just over half the ball pitching outside leg and Rohit goes 'yeah!' and smiles. Was a three-quarter length ball that skidded through and would've hit middle. Rohit was early into the full-fledged flick, the arc of the bat swing was straight, like with a drive, but the bat face was slightly closed. Hit on the back thigh, leg was bent. So, height wouldn't have been an issue\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run Yorker around off, jammed towards point\n Theekshana to Rickelton, 1 run Good stop by Parag at mid-off, moved right and got his body behind the travelling ball. Was a 103ks length ball to which Rickelton went back and drove\n Theekshana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Quick single towards cover. Looked like a medium pacer's delivery. Fuller side of length around off, 102ks\n Theekshana to Rickelton, no run Makes room and gets followed by the shortish ball, beaten on the sweep. Hit on the pad\n Theekshana to Rickelton, no run Full ball lands outside leg and beats the slog sweep. 107ks. Small stride from Rickelton, he wanted to go over square leg\n Theekshana to Rickelton, 1 run Shortish on off, worked off the back foot through mid-on Rohit Sharma in IPL, 2025 INNS 10 RUNS 248 SR 152.14 AVE 31.00 HS 76*\n Theekshana to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Opens the face late to turn a lofted straight drive into a lofted square drive. The ball was full and floaty for a change, line was around fourth and Rohit cleared point with ease When was the last time you saw a teenager stake a claim to being the best player in any sport? In Barcelona last night, Lamine Yamal's twinkle toes saw him add another loud claim to being just that.\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rickelton, no run Pitched up on middle, punched back to the bowler\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rickelton, SIX runs Slower one's been clipped, very wristy, clears the deep-midwicket boundary! Didn't look like there was much power on that, timing was exquisite. Was a fullish length ball around middle, played from well in front of the body\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rickelton, FOUR runs Rickelton waits for the ball to arrive close to him, pulls it wide to the right of short fine leg. Was a length ball that was around top-of-pad height, Rickelton jumped a bit, probably didn't get enough bounce to work with, but the bat-swing was low\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rickelton, 1 run Low fully around off, punched to mid-off\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run Slow length ball around off, flicked softly towards midwicket\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run Back of length on fifth, angle away, Rohit stands tall and punches to cover\n Archer to Rickelton, 1 run Pick-up flick to the full ball on middle and leg goes over square leg. Deep-backward square runs right and stops it on the bounce Midwicket and square leg out\n Archer to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Rohit plays the field. Makes room and opens up the off side, no deep fielders there of course. Was a shortish ball over leg stump, 147ks, Rohit turned it into a short-and-wide ball and cut it behind point. Raced along the ground\n Archer to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on leg, clipped to deep midwicket\n Archer to Rickelton, 2 runs Aerial... but deep-backward square can't get to it again... Takes it on the bounce, Archer smiles. Was a slightly back--of-length ball at the hips that was pulled\n Archer to Rickelton, FOUR runs Overpitched, pumped over mid-on. High-back-lift helps Rickelton generate power despite closing the bat face late\n Archer to Rickelton, SIX runs Uses the pace and pulls it handsomely. In front of square too. Off a length, at the stumps, zipped off the pitch too; Rickelton stood still and swung right on time\n Theekshana to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Makes room and pumps it over mid-off. Theekshana tried following him and bowled full, Rohit was right behind it though and drove hard. Was a carrom ball\n Theekshana to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Rohit doesn't have to move this time. Overpitched ball's on fourth stump and Rohit step-hits it over mid-off again\n Theekshana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Low fully on off, driven to cover who stops it well\n Theekshana to Rickelton, FOUR runs Sits up and it's slapped through cover. Shortish ball well outside off, spongy bounce\n Theekshana to Rickelton, no run Theekshana is almost celebrappealing, he's signalling for the review. Parag runs in from long-on... and they don't review. Replay shows it landed just outside leg. Good call in the end. Was a shortish ball that beat the back-foot flick and hit Rickelton on the back leg\n Theekshana to Rickelton, no run Full on leg, beats the flick and pops off the pad to the bowler's left Timeout\n Kartikeya to Rohit Sharma, no run Length around off, punched to the bowler's left with a straight bat\n Kartikeya to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full and slow on fourth, paddle swept towards fine leg\n Kartikeya to Rickelton, no run Wide and fullish, slapped hard. Finds cover. 100ks\n Kartikeya to Rickelton, FOUR runs Cut late, it's in the gap to the left of backward point. Thought it was going towards the fielder at first but the uppish ball was in the gap. 84ks googly was slightly short and wide, cut very late and against the spin\n Kartikeya to Rickelton, no run Works it off the back foot to the leg side\n Kartikeya to Rickelton, 1 run 99ks shin-high full toss is wide. Slapped to deep cover\n Madhwal to Rickelton, 1 run Touch back of length on fifth, cut hard and along the ground to deep-backward square\n Madhwal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Length on off, 132ks, flicked off the back foot to deep square leg\n Madhwal to Rickelton, FOUR runs Top-edged pull goes over the keeper. Was actually a good bouncer, 135ks, angling away over fourth stump. Around shoulder-height, hurried the pull. RUNS 1073 OUTS 35 4s\/6s 59\/66 SR 157.79 AVE 30.65\n Madhwal to Rickelton, FOUR runs Rickelton gets cramped for room but twirls and pulls wide to the right of short fine leg. Back of length ball followed him after he made room, slightly under waist-high\n Madhwal to Rickelton, no run Length on leg, goes for the flick. Doesn't get it. Ball trickles nearby. 138ks\n Madhwal to Rickelton, no run Full on the pads. Rickelton tries to whip it square and gets beaten\n Kartikeya to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Sweps the lowish full toss through square leg, Madhwal runs left and slides. Can't get to it.\n Kartikeya to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Paddled fine. Helped it off a shortish length, from in front of middle. Didn't bounce much. Was a quicker ball\n Kartikeya to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Low fully on off is driven to long-off\n Kartikeya to Rickelton, no run Beaten on the slog sweep. Length ball on fifth stump skidded through, didn't spin, went below bat. Bowler asks if there was an under-edge, keeper says no\n Kartikeya to Rickelton, SIX runs Short ball sits up, Rickelton muscles a pull over midwicket to raise a 29-ball fifty. Lots of applause from the dugout as the crowd goes quiet. He raises his bat high. That ball landed well down leg and didn't bounce much, hit from top-of-pad height, but he had ample time to play it. 96-metre hit\n Kartikeya to Rickelton, 1 run Wide on a length, reaches out and underedges a cut to cover\n Madhwal to Rickelton, 1 wide Past the flick, wide given. Madhwal wonders if that brushed the pads, Jurel isn't sure. No review. 140ks ball was full and landed just outside the crease, Rickelton tried to whip it fine\n Madhwal to Rickelton, no run Nails the line, too, on this yorker. On middle, all Rickelton could do was jam it towards midwicket\n Madhwal to Rickelton, 2 runs Another yorker. Driven to cover from middle stump. Slight stoppage in the running, the fielder - Suryavanshi - doesn't pick it up properly on the first attempt. He throws it hard later but the bowler can't stop it and there was no one close backing up\n Madhwal to Rickelton, 1 run Yorker is jammed to mid-off for a quick single\n Madhwal to Rohit Sharma, no run One more nailed yorker. 137ks on middle, lands around the crease. Rohit's front foot was out the way, the back foot had to bob a touch too for the bat to jam down\n Madhwal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Rohit anticipates the length and goes inside outside cover. Madhwal went for the yorker again but landed it a bit too short, but the line was the bigger issue. Around fifth stump, enough room for Rohit to pump it through the line\n Madhwal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Clipped off the pads through square leg Strong platform set by MI. Can they go over 200? Find out with Himanshu","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Rickelton","Rohit Sharma"],"Runs":[55.0,42.0],"Balls_Faced":[33,27],"Fours":[6,8],"Sixes":[3,0],"S\/R":[166.67,155.56],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Fazalhaq Farooqi","Kartikeya","Madhwal","Theekshana"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[20.0,18.0,22.0,19.0,20.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to Rickelton, no run .Sharp movement away to beat bat. Upright seam but that moved away in the air, hit a .hard length around off and kept going away, Rickelton was tentative and had a small .push at it but the bat didn't go too far away from the body. Smiles exchanged between .him and Archer\nArcher to Rickelton, 1 run .Length on fourth, dabbed towards point off the back foot . .Vaibhav Suryavanshi in IPL, 2025 .INNS .3 .RUNS .151 .SR .215.71 .AVE .50.33 .HS .101\nArcher to Rohit Sharma, no run .Spears in off a length, flicked to forward square leg. 146ks, looked pacy, might've come .off the pitch a touch. Was a skiddy ball, rose around top of the stumps\nArcher to Rohit Sharma, no run .Pushed through fuller. Middle-stump line, 146.7ks, Rohit lunges across with still feet .and flicks it softly to square leg\nArcher to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Seam in off a back of length, well negotiated by Rohit. He was probably shaping up for .an off-side shot but had to jump and adjust due to lack of room. The bat turned vertical .and went close to the chest, ball hit high on the sticker and dribbled towards point\nArcher to Rickelton, no run .Length just outside off, let go. Good carry to the keeper\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Wide and full, kept going away. Well past the off-stump tramline, let go. .Wind's picked up too. It's very dry, maybe dust too. something's gone into Rohit's eye... .Some of MI's players are walking out of the dugout. But play will continue. Graphic .shows that the wind is coming from north to south\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run .Low fully on off, gets low and punches to mid-off\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs .Overpitched at the stumps, flicked hard and flat behind square. Suryavanshi runs and .slides across to keep it to two\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run .Good ball. Fullish on fourth, zips off the pitch and goes through the channel. Let go. .Keeper takes it high .The flags continue to flap hard\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Helped along from waist-height. Back-of-length ball around off, Rohit standing still and .using his torso to wind across and pull behind square .See all photos\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run .LBW appeal... given right away. That looked out. Rohit has a chat with Rickelton and .reviews. Pitching outside leg is the only way he can get away with it. And it is...! Just .over half the ball pitching outside leg and Rohit goes 'yeah!' and smiles. Was a three- .quarter length ball that skidded through and would've hit middle. Rohit was early into .the full-fledged flick, the arc of the bat swing was straight, like with a drive, but the bat .face was slightly closed. Hit on the back thigh, leg was bent. So, height wouldn't have .been an issue\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run .Yorker around off, jammed towards point\nTheekshana to Rickelton, 1 run .Good stop by Parag at mid-off, moved right and got his body behind the travelling ball. .Was a 103ks length ball to which Rickelton went back and drove\nTheekshana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Quick single towards cover. Looked like a medium pacer's delivery. Fuller side of length .around off, 102ks\nTheekshana to Rickelton, no run .Makes room and gets followed by the shortish ball, beaten on the sweep. Hit on the pad\nTheekshana to Rickelton, no run .Full ball lands outside leg and beats the slog sweep. 107ks. Small stride from Rickelton, .he wanted to go over square leg\nTheekshana to Rickelton, 1 run .Shortish on off, worked off the back foot through mid-on . .Rohit Sharma in IPL, 2025 .INNS .10 .RUNS .248 .SR .152.14 .AVE .31.00 .HS .76*\nTheekshana to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Opens the face late to turn a lofted straight drive into a lofted square drive. The ball was .full and floaty for a change, line was around fourth and Rohit cleared point with ease .When was the last time you saw a teenager stake a claim to being the best player in any .sport? In Barcelona last night, Lamine Yamal's twinkle toes saw him add another loud .claim to being just that.\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rickelton, no run .Pitched up on middle, punched back to the bowler\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rickelton, SIX runs .Slower one's been clipped, very wristy, clears the deep-midwicket boundary! Didn't look .like there was much power on that, timing was exquisite. Was a fullish length ball .around middle, played from well in front of the body\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Rickelton waits for the ball to arrive close to him, pulls it wide to the right of short fine .leg. Was a length ball that was around top-of-pad height, Rickelton jumped a bit, .probably didn't get enough bounce to work with, but the bat-swing was low\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rickelton, 1 run .Low fully around off, punched to mid-off\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run .Slow length ball around off, flicked softly towards midwicket\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run .Back of length on fifth, angle away, Rohit stands tall and punches to cover\nArcher to Rickelton, 1 run .Pick-up flick to the full ball on middle and leg goes over square leg. Deep-backward .square runs right and stops it on the bounce .Midwicket and square leg out\nArcher to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Rohit plays the field. Makes room and opens up the off side, no deep fielders there of .course. Was a shortish ball over leg stump, 147ks, Rohit turned it into a short-and-wide .ball and cut it behind point. Raced along the ground\nArcher to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on leg, clipped to deep midwicket\nArcher to Rickelton, 2 runs .Aerial... but deep-backward square can't get to it again... Takes it on the bounce, Archer .smiles. Was a slightly back--of-length ball at the hips that was pulled\nArcher to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Overpitched, pumped over mid-on. High-back-lift helps Rickelton generate power .despite closing the bat face late\nArcher to Rickelton, SIX runs .Uses the pace and pulls it handsomely. In front of square too. Off a length, at the .stumps, zipped off the pitch too; Rickelton stood still and swung right on time\nTheekshana to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Makes room and pumps it over mid-off. Theekshana tried following him and bowled full, .Rohit was right behind it though and drove hard. Was a carrom ball\nTheekshana to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Rohit doesn't have to move this time. Overpitched ball's on fourth stump and Rohit step- .hits it over mid-off again\nTheekshana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Low fully on off, driven to cover who stops it well\nTheekshana to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Sits up and it's slapped through cover. Shortish ball well outside off, spongy bounce\nTheekshana to Rickelton, no run .Theekshana is almost celebrappealing, he's signalling for the review. Parag runs in from .long-on... and they don't review. Replay shows it landed just outside leg. Good call in the .end. Was a shortish ball that beat the back-foot flick and hit Rickelton on the back leg\nTheekshana to Rickelton, no run .Full on leg, beats the flick and pops off the pad to the bowler's left .Timeout\nKartikeya to Rohit Sharma, no run .Length around off, punched to the bowler's left with a straight bat\nKartikeya to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full and slow on fourth, paddle swept towards fine leg\nKartikeya to Rickelton, no run .Wide and fullish, slapped hard. Finds cover. 100ks\nKartikeya to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Cut late, it's in the gap to the left of backward point. Thought it was going towards the .fielder at first but the uppish ball was in the gap. 84ks googly was slightly short and .wide, cut very late and against the spin\nKartikeya to Rickelton, no run .Works it off the back foot to the leg side\nKartikeya to Rickelton, 1 run .99ks shin-high full toss is wide. Slapped to deep cover\nMadhwal to Rickelton, 1 run .Touch back of length on fifth, cut hard and along the ground to deep-backward square\nMadhwal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Length on off, 132ks, flicked off the back foot to deep square leg\nMadhwal to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Top-edged pull goes over the keeper. Was actually a good bouncer, 135ks, angling away .over fourth stump. Around shoulder-height, hurried the pull. . .Ryan Rickelton in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1073 .OUTS .35 .4s\/6s .59\/66 .SR .157.79 .AVE .30.65\nMadhwal to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Rickelton gets cramped for room but twirls and pulls wide to the right of short fine leg. .Back of length ball followed him after he made room, slightly under waist-high\nMadhwal to Rickelton, no run .Length on leg, goes for the flick. Doesn't get it. Ball trickles nearby. 138ks\nMadhwal to Rickelton, no run .Full on the pads. Rickelton tries to whip it square and gets beaten\nKartikeya to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Sweps the lowish full toss through square leg, Madhwal runs left and slides. Can't get to .it.\nKartikeya to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Paddled fine. Helped it off a shortish length, from in front of middle. Didn't bounce .much. Was a quicker ball\nKartikeya to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Low fully on off is driven to long-off\nKartikeya to Rickelton, no run .Beaten on the slog sweep. Length ball on fifth stump skidded through, didn't spin, went .below bat. Bowler asks if there was an under-edge, keeper says no\nKartikeya to Rickelton, SIX runs .Short ball sits up, Rickelton muscles a pull over midwicket to raise a 29-ball fifty. Lots of .applause from the dugout as the crowd goes quiet. He raises his bat high. That ball .landed well down leg and didn't bounce much, hit from top-of-pad height, but he had .ample time to play it. 96-metre hit\nKartikeya to Rickelton, 1 run .Wide on a length, reaches out and underedges a cut to cover\nMadhwal to Rickelton, 1 wide .Past the flick, wide given. Madhwal wonders if that brushed the pads, Jurel isn't sure. .No review. 140ks ball was full and landed just outside the crease, Rickelton tried to whip .it fine\nMadhwal to Rickelton, no run .Nails the line, too, on this yorker. On middle, all Rickelton could do was jam it towards .midwicket\nMadhwal to Rickelton, 2 runs .Another yorker. Driven to cover from middle stump. Slight stoppage in the running, the .fielder - Suryavanshi - doesn't pick it up properly on the first attempt. He throws it hard .later but the bowler can't stop it and there was no one close backing up\nMadhwal to Rickelton, 1 run .Yorker is jammed to mid-off for a quick single\nMadhwal to Rohit Sharma, no run .One more nailed yorker. 137ks on middle, lands around the crease. Rohit's front foot .was out the way, the back foot had to bob a touch too for the bat to jam down\nMadhwal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Rohit anticipates the length and goes inside outside cover. Madhwal went for the yorker .again but landed it a bit too short, but the line was the bigger issue. Around fifth stump, .enough room for Rohit to pump it through the line\nMadhwal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Clipped off the pads through square leg .Strong platform set by MI. Can they go over 200? Find out with Himanshu\nParag to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .short of a length on the stumps, and clipped to deep midwicket\nParag to Rickelton, 1 run .fuller, flatter and quicker, as he goes around fifth stump. That is thumped to long-on by .Rickelton\nParag to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs .this is a low full toss around his shin, as Rohit leans forward and pushes to long-on. And .in no time, they push for and get two\nParag to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .full and outside off, and angling across to arrive around sixth stump. Driven hard to .deep point\nParag to Rickelton, no run .Parag spots Rickelton backing away, and floated this full and wide-ish of off. Rickelton .ended up reaching out and driving to extra cover\nParag to Rickelton, FOUR runs .bang! Rickelton makes up for the miss on the last ball. Parag went full and slower, and .just outside off, as Rickelton got his front leg out of the way to launch it over Parag's .head\nTheekshana to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .sliced over point! The ball is a yorker-length one, and wide of off. He throws his bat at it, .and times it nicely to go over the fielder, and raise another fifty\nTheekshana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .slower from Theekshana, who bowls this on a short of a length on off. Rohit reverse .sweeps this to short third\nTheekshana to Rickelton, 1 wide .again Rickelton makes room, and the bowler responds. Theekshana bowls this full and .wide of off, and it is called wide after Rickelton lets it go\nTheekshana to Rickelton, 1 run .very full and angling across, and just outside off. Rickelton drives to long-off from the .bottom of the bat\nTheekshana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .slapped back straight down the pitch, as Theekshana bowls on a length, and just .outside off\nTheekshana to Rickelton, OUT .gone! Bowled him! Theekshana breaks the century stand. Rickelton looks to swing .across the line, but is beaten. The ball was angled across, before it landed on a short of .a length on middle and leg. It jussssst shaped to straighten after pitching, and that tiny .bit was enough for the ball to strike leg stump after Rickelton missed his attempted .slog .Ryan Rickelton b Theekshana 61 (38b 7x4 3x6 58m) SR: 160.52\nTheekshana to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .swept away first ball! He goes across and also low, and fetches this full ball from .around fifth stump to paddle sweep wide of the man at short fine leg\nParag to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .full and angling across to arrive outside off. Swept to deep-backward square leg\nParag to Suryakumar, 1 wide .oohh, complete slip there! Parag went with a roundarm action, but ended up floating this .full and wide of off. Left alone by Suryakumar\nParag to Suryakumar, 1 run .another roundarm, Kedar Jadhav-like action. Full outside off, and driven to deep cover\nParag to Rohit Sharma, no run .fullish length on leg, and it hits Rohit's pad as he looks to whip\nParag to Rohit Sharma, OUT .taken at long-off! This time Parag was back bowling with the usual bowling action, and .he gets Rohit. Parag tossed it up nicely, and angled it across to bowl full and a little wide .of off. Rohit went lofting seeing the flight and the dip, but ended up finding Jaiswal, who .moved to his right to grab the ball .Rohit Sharma c Jaiswal b Parag 53 (36b 9x4 0x6 63m) SR: 147.22\nParag to Hardik, no run .on the bounce to short third. He shifts his weight back to slash this shortish ball just .outside off, and gets it off the top edge\nParag to Hardik, no run .much fuller and slower, and wide of off. Left alone by Pandya\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Suryakumar, 2 runs .just beats the man at short third to his right. It was a slower ball on a short of a length, .and slightly wide of off. Suryakumar went slashing at it away from his body for a single .to deep third\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Suryakumar, 1 run .short in length, and almost cramping Suryakumar from room by arriving on middle. But .despite the presence of a short third, he manages to ramp towards deep third\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Hardik, FOUR runs .slapped wide of extra cover. He waits for this slower ball on a short of a length to arrive .pretty wide of off, and finds the gap to the ight of the man at deep cover\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Hardik, 1 run .misfield by Theekshana tumbling to his right at short third, and that's a single. Farooqi .bowled a yorker around off, as Pandya jammed his bat down\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .typical Suryakumar! A one-handed upper cut for four. A bouncer pitching on middle and .leg, and at a change of pace. The ball shaped away to finish around sixth stump, and .also got big after bouncing. But Surya rode the bounce, and dispatched that over short .third . .RR in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .11 .WKTS .23 .ECON .9.69 .AVE .45.52\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .lovely placement. There was a deep third this time, but he was beaten to his right .despite diving full stretch. Farooqi bowled on a short of a length, and in the corridor .outside off. Suryakumar played the late cut for four more\nMadhwal to Hardik, 1 run .a high full toss around sixth stump, and it is slapped to deep cover. But the ball isn't .high enough to be called a no-ball\nMadhwal to Suryakumar, 1 run .another full toss, but this is slightly wide of off. It arrives below Surya's waist, and he .slashes it to deep third\nMadhwal to Hardik, 2 runs .goes for the yorker, and gets the ball to swing back in for a low full toss on middle. That .is driven down the wicket, and they run two by the time long-on moves to his left to cut it .off\nMadhwal to Hardik, 1 run .just short of Parag running forward from long-on! The ball seemed to have stopped on .the pitch before coming on a length around off to Pandya, who ended up chipping down .the ground\nMadhwal to Suryakumar, 1 run .paddle sweeps this full and wide-ish ball outside off to fine leg\nMadhwal to Hardik, 1 run .good execution of the yorker. He lands it band on off, as Pandya opens the face of the .bat to squeeze it to point. Surya was running towards the danger end, and the throw .from point seemed to have hit him\nTheekshana to Hardik, FOUR runs .ohh, Theekshana's groan was so audible there! In fact, he's down on his back now. And, .by the way, the ball went for four down the ground. Theekshana bowled a yorker-length .ball on the stumps, and Pandya hammered it back to tickle Theekshana's fingers on his .right hand. The ball still went racing away for four, though\nTheekshana to Hardik, 1 wide .full and wide of off, and left alone\nTheekshana to Hardik, 1 run .another attempted yorker, but this ends as a low full toss on middle. Swiped to deep .midwicket for a single\nTheekshana to Suryakumar, no run .this is a wide yorker outside off, and Surya can only slice it towards point\nTheekshana to Suryakumar, 1 run .it is a low full toss again, as the ball drifts in towards middle. Driven down to long-off by .Surya\nTheekshana to Hardik, 1 wide .fullish ball, but again very wide of off. Pandya lets it go . .Hardik Pandya vs RR in T20s .INNS .15 .RUNS .474 .SR .169.28 .AVE .67.71\nTheekshana to Hardik, 1 run .drilled to deep extra cover, as Pandya goes low to slam this low full toss around sixth .stump\nTheekshana to Suryakumar, SIX runs .swept over short fine leg! The key there was how straight back the ball went, as Surya .got across and took a big stride forward early. The ball came as yet another full toss - .this time on the stumps, and slightly higher - and that was the perfect delivery to send .swinging .Time-out\nArcher to Hardik, 2 runs .Jaiswal nearly overran to his left from long-off, and took the ball on the bounce. It was .bowled on a length, and outside off, as Pandya opened the face of the bat to loft\nArcher to Hardik, 2 runs .an inswinging yorker which arrives on leg, as Pandya gets his front leg out of the way, .and jams his bat down for two to deep-backward square leg\nArcher to Hardik, 1 run .very full, and just about on off. Pandya drills it to long-off\nArcher to Suryakumar, 2 runs .just short of deep third, but that isn't the story of this ball. It is, instead, how Surya hit it. .The ball is short, and on off. And Surya, almost getting cramped, opens the face of the .bat to slice it as awkwardly as possible\nArcher to Suryakumar, SIX runs .swatted over short fine leg! Slower ball, but short on middle. Surya reads the change of .pace, and rides the bounce, before sending it for six after getting across\nArcher to Suryakumar, 1 run .excellent yorker on middle, and Surya can only squeeze it to point\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Suryakumar, 1 leg bye .he looks to paddle sweep this short-of-a-length ball on middle and off, but is hit on his .pad outside off. The ball dribbles away to the off side for a leg bye .From around to Pandya\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Hardik, FOUR runs .lovely slice wide of long-off! Farooqi went for the yorker, but while angling in, the ball .ended up as a low full toss just outside off. Pandya opened the face of the bat and went .low to loft it gently\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Hardik, SIX runs .bam! Six down the ground. This is a length delivery angling in, and pitching around fifth .stump. His front leg is out of the way, and he powers it back with the full face of the bat .with some bottom hand .Over the wicket now\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Hardik, 2 runs .good work by the man at long-on, as he dives to his right to keep this to two. Another .fullish ball, this one on the stumps, as Pandya helicoptered this away in Dhoni style\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Hardik, FOUR runs .wow, how did that reach the boundary?! Pandya rolls his wrists almost last moment at .this short ball outside leg, even as it was a slower ball. He finished well outside off to .get full room for the pull, and get four to fine leg . .Hardik Pandya vs Fazalhaq Farooqi .BALLS .8 .RUNS .26 .OUTS .0 .SR .325.00 .4s\/6s .4\/1\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Hardik, FOUR runs .hacked to deep-backward point. Farooqi bowls this short and wide outside off, and .Pandya this time gets the room from the bowler to free his arms for another boundary\nArcher to Suryakumar, no run .a yorker floated on he stumps, and seemingly, at a change of pace. Surya can only jam .his bat down on it for a dot\nArcher to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Surya hasn't played a great shot if he hasn't fallen on his back. He predicts it's going to .be an attempted yorker around middle and off, and he gets across to scoop this over .short fine leg with the ball coming on as a low full toss\nArcher to Suryakumar, 2 runs .on a full length, and just outside off. Sliced aerially to deep cover\nArcher to Suryakumar, no run .a yorker-length ball just outside off, as Surya looks to loft through the line but misses. A .rare dot ball, you'd think, although it happened only three deliveries back\nArcher to Suryakumar, 1 run .on the bounce to deep third, who didn't go for the catch. It was Kartikeya there, and .Archer isn't happy. Archer bowled it short and at a change of pace outside off. Surya .ended up playing a mix of a swat and slash to deep third . .Suryakumar Yadav vs Jofra Archer .BALLS .46 .RUNS .67 .OUTS .3 .SR .145.65 .4s\/6s .6\/4\nArcher to Hardik, 1 run .this is very full, and straight. Whipped to deep midwicket by Pandya\nMadhwal to Hardik, 1 run .starts with a lowish full toss on off, and Pandya drives aerially towards long-off\nMadhwal to Suryakumar, no run .nicely bowled. He teases Surya with a slower ball, which arrives also as a yorker on sixth .stump. Surya thinks about having a go at it, but lets it go eventually\nMadhwal to Suryakumar, 1 run .another yorker, and at just 115kph. This is just outside off, and Surya drives to deep .cover\nMadhwal to Hardik, FOUR runs .lovely execution from Madhwal... but it's still four. It was an inswinging yorker which .arrived on leg, and Pandya whipped at it with all his might. The ball dribbled towards the .square-leg boundary, and Pandya started running with his bat dropped off his hands\nMadhwal to Hardik, 1 run .another yorker from Madhwal. He's keeping it tight here. This comes on to middle and .leg, and is squeezed back to long-on\nMadhwal to Suryakumar, SIX runs .that looked effortless! Slower ball from Mahdwal, but he ended up bowling a little wide .of off, and more importantly, on a length. Surya went low in the crease, and reached out .to deposit the ball over long-on","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs RR, 50th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to Rickelton, no run Sharp movement away to beat bat. Upright seam but that moved away in the air, hit a hard length around off and kept going away, Rickelton was tentative and had a small push at it but the bat didn't go too far away from the body. Smiles exchanged between him and Archer\n Archer to Rickelton, 1 run Length on fourth, dabbed towards point off the back foot Vaibhav Suryavanshi in IPL, 2025 INNS 3 RUNS 151 SR 215.71 AVE 50.33 HS 101\n Archer to Rohit Sharma, no run Spears in off a length, flicked to forward square leg. 146ks, looked pacy, might've come off the pitch a touch. Was a skiddy ball, rose around top of the stumps\n Archer to Rohit Sharma, no run Pushed through fuller. Middle-stump line, 146.7ks, Rohit lunges across with still feet and flicks it softly to square leg\n Archer to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Seam in off a back of length, well negotiated by Rohit. He was probably shaping up for an off-side shot but had to jump and adjust due to lack of room. The bat turned vertical and went close to the chest, ball hit high on the sticker and dribbled towards point\n Archer to Rickelton, no run Length just outside off, let go. Good carry to the keeper\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Wide and full, kept going away. Well past the off-stump tramline, let go. Wind's picked up too. It's very dry, maybe dust too. something's gone into Rohit's eye... Some of MI's players are walking out of the dugout. But play will continue. Graphic shows that the wind is coming from north to south\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run Low fully on off, gets low and punches to mid-off\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs Overpitched at the stumps, flicked hard and flat behind square. Suryavanshi runs and slides across to keep it to two\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run Good ball. Fullish on fourth, zips off the pitch and goes through the channel. Let go. Keeper takes it high The flags continue to flap hard\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Helped along from waist-height. Back-of-length ball around off, Rohit standing still and using his torso to wind across and pull behind square See all photos\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run LBW appeal... given right away. That looked out. Rohit has a chat with Rickelton and reviews. Pitching outside leg is the only way he can get away with it. And it is...! Just over half the ball pitching outside leg and Rohit goes 'yeah!' and smiles. Was a three-quarter length ball that skidded through and would've hit middle. Rohit was early into the full-fledged flick, the arc of the bat swing was straight, like with a drive, but the bat face was slightly closed. Hit on the back thigh, leg was bent. So, height wouldn't have been an issue\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run Yorker around off, jammed towards point\n Theekshana to Rickelton, 1 run Good stop by Parag at mid-off, moved right and got his body behind the travelling ball. Was a 103ks length ball to which Rickelton went back and drove\n Theekshana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Quick single towards cover. Looked like a medium pacer's delivery. Fuller side of length around off, 102ks\n Theekshana to Rickelton, no run Makes room and gets followed by the shortish ball, beaten on the sweep. Hit on the pad\n Theekshana to Rickelton, no run Full ball lands outside leg and beats the slog sweep. 107ks. Small stride from Rickelton, he wanted to go over square leg\n Theekshana to Rickelton, 1 run Shortish on off, worked off the back foot through mid-on Rohit Sharma in IPL, 2025 INNS 10 RUNS 248 SR 152.14 AVE 31.00 HS 76*\n Theekshana to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Opens the face late to turn a lofted straight drive into a lofted square drive. The ball was full and floaty for a change, line was around fourth and Rohit cleared point with ease When was the last time you saw a teenager stake a claim to being the best player in any sport? In Barcelona last night, Lamine Yamal's twinkle toes saw him add another loud claim to being just that.\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rickelton, no run Pitched up on middle, punched back to the bowler\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rickelton, SIX runs Slower one's been clipped, very wristy, clears the deep-midwicket boundary! Didn't look like there was much power on that, timing was exquisite. Was a fullish length ball around middle, played from well in front of the body\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rickelton, FOUR runs Rickelton waits for the ball to arrive close to him, pulls it wide to the right of short fine leg. Was a length ball that was around top-of-pad height, Rickelton jumped a bit, probably didn't get enough bounce to work with, but the bat-swing was low\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rickelton, 1 run Low fully around off, punched to mid-off\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run Slow length ball around off, flicked softly towards midwicket\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Rohit Sharma, no run Back of length on fifth, angle away, Rohit stands tall and punches to cover\n Archer to Rickelton, 1 run Pick-up flick to the full ball on middle and leg goes over square leg. Deep-backward square runs right and stops it on the bounce Midwicket and square leg out\n Archer to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Rohit plays the field. Makes room and opens up the off side, no deep fielders there of course. Was a shortish ball over leg stump, 147ks, Rohit turned it into a short-and-wide ball and cut it behind point. Raced along the ground\n Archer to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on leg, clipped to deep midwicket\n Archer to Rickelton, 2 runs Aerial... but deep-backward square can't get to it again... Takes it on the bounce, Archer smiles. Was a slightly back--of-length ball at the hips that was pulled\n Archer to Rickelton, FOUR runs Overpitched, pumped over mid-on. High-back-lift helps Rickelton generate power despite closing the bat face late\n Archer to Rickelton, SIX runs Uses the pace and pulls it handsomely. In front of square too. Off a length, at the stumps, zipped off the pitch too; Rickelton stood still and swung right on time\n Theekshana to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Makes room and pumps it over mid-off. Theekshana tried following him and bowled full, Rohit was right behind it though and drove hard. Was a carrom ball\n Theekshana to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Rohit doesn't have to move this time. Overpitched ball's on fourth stump and Rohit step-hits it over mid-off again\n Theekshana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Low fully on off, driven to cover who stops it well\n Theekshana to Rickelton, FOUR runs Sits up and it's slapped through cover. Shortish ball well outside off, spongy bounce\n Theekshana to Rickelton, no run Theekshana is almost celebrappealing, he's signalling for the review. Parag runs in from long-on... and they don't review. Replay shows it landed just outside leg. Good call in the end. Was a shortish ball that beat the back-foot flick and hit Rickelton on the back leg\n Theekshana to Rickelton, no run Full on leg, beats the flick and pops off the pad to the bowler's left Timeout\n Kartikeya to Rohit Sharma, no run Length around off, punched to the bowler's left with a straight bat\n Kartikeya to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full and slow on fourth, paddle swept towards fine leg\n Kartikeya to Rickelton, no run Wide and fullish, slapped hard. Finds cover. 100ks\n Kartikeya to Rickelton, FOUR runs Cut late, it's in the gap to the left of backward point. Thought it was going towards the fielder at first but the uppish ball was in the gap. 84ks googly was slightly short and wide, cut very late and against the spin\n Kartikeya to Rickelton, no run Works it off the back foot to the leg side\n Kartikeya to Rickelton, 1 run 99ks shin-high full toss is wide. Slapped to deep cover\n Madhwal to Rickelton, 1 run Touch back of length on fifth, cut hard and along the ground to deep-backward square\n Madhwal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Length on off, 132ks, flicked off the back foot to deep square leg\n Madhwal to Rickelton, FOUR runs Top-edged pull goes over the keeper. Was actually a good bouncer, 135ks, angling away over fourth stump. Around shoulder-height, hurried the pull. RUNS 1073 OUTS 35 4s\/6s 59\/66 SR 157.79 AVE 30.65\n Madhwal to Rickelton, FOUR runs Rickelton gets cramped for room but twirls and pulls wide to the right of short fine leg. Back of length ball followed him after he made room, slightly under waist-high\n Madhwal to Rickelton, no run Length on leg, goes for the flick. Doesn't get it. Ball trickles nearby. 138ks\n Madhwal to Rickelton, no run Full on the pads. Rickelton tries to whip it square and gets beaten\n Kartikeya to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Sweps the lowish full toss through square leg, Madhwal runs left and slides. Can't get to it.\n Kartikeya to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Paddled fine. Helped it off a shortish length, from in front of middle. Didn't bounce much. Was a quicker ball\n Kartikeya to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Low fully on off is driven to long-off\n Kartikeya to Rickelton, no run Beaten on the slog sweep. Length ball on fifth stump skidded through, didn't spin, went below bat. Bowler asks if there was an under-edge, keeper says no\n Kartikeya to Rickelton, SIX runs Short ball sits up, Rickelton muscles a pull over midwicket to raise a 29-ball fifty. Lots of applause from the dugout as the crowd goes quiet. He raises his bat high. That ball landed well down leg and didn't bounce much, hit from top-of-pad height, but he had ample time to play it. 96-metre hit\n Kartikeya to Rickelton, 1 run Wide on a length, reaches out and underedges a cut to cover\n Madhwal to Rickelton, 1 wide Past the flick, wide given. Madhwal wonders if that brushed the pads, Jurel isn't sure. No review. 140ks ball was full and landed just outside the crease, Rickelton tried to whip it fine\n Madhwal to Rickelton, no run Nails the line, too, on this yorker. On middle, all Rickelton could do was jam it towards midwicket\n Madhwal to Rickelton, 2 runs Another yorker. Driven to cover from middle stump. Slight stoppage in the running, the fielder - Suryavanshi - doesn't pick it up properly on the first attempt. He throws it hard later but the bowler can't stop it and there was no one close backing up\n Madhwal to Rickelton, 1 run Yorker is jammed to mid-off for a quick single\n Madhwal to Rohit Sharma, no run One more nailed yorker. 137ks on middle, lands around the crease. Rohit's front foot was out the way, the back foot had to bob a touch too for the bat to jam down\n Madhwal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Rohit anticipates the length and goes inside outside cover. Madhwal went for the yorker again but landed it a bit too short, but the line was the bigger issue. Around fifth stump, enough room for Rohit to pump it through the line\n Madhwal to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Clipped off the pads through square leg Strong platform set by MI. Can they go over 200? Find out with Himanshu\n Parag to Rohit Sharma, 1 run short of a length on the stumps, and clipped to deep midwicket\n Parag to Rickelton, 1 run fuller, flatter and quicker, as he goes around fifth stump. That is thumped to long-on by Rickelton\n Parag to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs this is a low full toss around his shin, as Rohit leans forward and pushes to long-on. And in no time, they push for and get two\n Parag to Rohit Sharma, 1 run full and outside off, and angling across to arrive around sixth stump. Driven hard to deep point\n Parag to Rickelton, no run Parag spots Rickelton backing away, and floated this full and wide-ish of off. Rickelton ended up reaching out and driving to extra cover\n Parag to Rickelton, FOUR runs bang! Rickelton makes up for the miss on the last ball. Parag went full and slower, and just outside off, as Rickelton got his front leg out of the way to launch it over Parag's head\n Theekshana to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs sliced over point! The ball is a yorker-length one, and wide of off. He throws his bat at it, and times it nicely to go over the fielder, and raise another fifty\n Theekshana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run slower from Theekshana, who bowls this on a short of a length on off. Rohit reverse sweeps this to short third\n Theekshana to Rickelton, 1 wide again Rickelton makes room, and the bowler responds. Theekshana bowls this full and wide of off, and it is called wide after Rickelton lets it go\n Theekshana to Rickelton, 1 run very full and angling across, and just outside off. Rickelton drives to long-off from the bottom of the bat\n Theekshana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run slapped back straight down the pitch, as Theekshana bowls on a length, and just outside off\n Theekshana to Rickelton, OUT gone! Bowled him! Theekshana breaks the century stand. Rickelton looks to swing across the line, but is beaten. The ball was angled across, before it landed on a short of a length on middle and leg. It jussssst shaped to straighten after pitching, and that tiny bit was enough for the ball to strike leg stump after Rickelton missed his attempted slog \n Theekshana to Suryakumar, FOUR runs swept away first ball! He goes across and also low, and fetches this full ball from around fifth stump to paddle sweep wide of the man at short fine leg\n Parag to Rohit Sharma, 1 run full and angling across to arrive outside off. Swept to deep-backward square leg\n Parag to Suryakumar, 1 wide oohh, complete slip there! Parag went with a roundarm action, but ended up floating this full and wide of off. Left alone by Suryakumar\n Parag to Suryakumar, 1 run another roundarm, Kedar Jadhav-like action. Full outside off, and driven to deep cover\n Parag to Rohit Sharma, no run fullish length on leg, and it hits Rohit's pad as he looks to whip\n Parag to Rohit Sharma, OUT taken at long-off! This time Parag was back bowling with the usual bowling action, and he gets Rohit. Parag tossed it up nicely, and angled it across to bowl full and a little wide of off. Rohit went lofting seeing the flight and the dip, but ended up finding Jaiswal, who moved to his right to grab the ball \n Parag to Hardik, no run on the bounce to short third. He shifts his weight back to slash this shortish ball just outside off, and gets it off the top edge\n Parag to Hardik, no run much fuller and slower, and wide of off. Left alone by Pandya\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Suryakumar, 2 runs just beats the man at short third to his right. It was a slower ball on a short of a length, and slightly wide of off. Suryakumar went slashing at it away from his body for a single to deep third\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Suryakumar, 1 run short in length, and almost cramping Suryakumar from room by arriving on middle. But despite the presence of a short third, he manages to ramp towards deep third\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Hardik, FOUR runs slapped wide of extra cover. He waits for this slower ball on a short of a length to arrive pretty wide of off, and finds the gap to the ight of the man at deep cover\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Hardik, 1 run misfield by Theekshana tumbling to his right at short third, and that's a single. Farooqi bowled a yorker around off, as Pandya jammed his bat down\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Suryakumar, FOUR runs typical Suryakumar! A one-handed upper cut for four. A bouncer pitching on middle and leg, and at a change of pace. The ball shaped away to finish around sixth stump, and also got big after bouncing. But Surya rode the bounce, and dispatched that over short third INNS 11 WKTS 23 ECON 9.69 AVE 45.52\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Suryakumar, FOUR runs lovely placement. There was a deep third this time, but he was beaten to his right despite diving full stretch. Farooqi bowled on a short of a length, and in the corridor outside off. Suryakumar played the late cut for four more\n Madhwal to Hardik, 1 run a high full toss around sixth stump, and it is slapped to deep cover. But the ball isn't high enough to be called a no-ball\n Madhwal to Suryakumar, 1 run another full toss, but this is slightly wide of off. It arrives below Surya's waist, and he slashes it to deep third\n Madhwal to Hardik, 2 runs goes for the yorker, and gets the ball to swing back in for a low full toss on middle. That is driven down the wicket, and they run two by the time long-on moves to his left to cut it off\n Madhwal to Hardik, 1 run just short of Parag running forward from long-on! The ball seemed to have stopped on the pitch before coming on a length around off to Pandya, who ended up chipping down the ground\n Madhwal to Suryakumar, 1 run paddle sweeps this full and wide-ish ball outside off to fine leg\n Madhwal to Hardik, 1 run good execution of the yorker. He lands it band on off, as Pandya opens the face of the bat to squeeze it to point. Surya was running towards the danger end, and the throw from point seemed to have hit him\n Theekshana to Hardik, FOUR runs ohh, Theekshana's groan was so audible there! In fact, he's down on his back now. And, by the way, the ball went for four down the ground. Theekshana bowled a yorker-length ball on the stumps, and Pandya hammered it back to tickle Theekshana's fingers on his right hand. The ball still went racing away for four, though\n Theekshana to Hardik, 1 wide full and wide of off, and left alone\n Theekshana to Hardik, 1 run another attempted yorker, but this ends as a low full toss on middle. Swiped to deep midwicket for a single\n Theekshana to Suryakumar, no run this is a wide yorker outside off, and Surya can only slice it towards point\n Theekshana to Suryakumar, 1 run it is a low full toss again, as the ball drifts in towards middle. Driven down to long-off by Surya\n Theekshana to Hardik, 1 wide fullish ball, but again very wide of off. Pandya lets it go Hardik Pandya vs RR in T20s INNS 15 RUNS 474 SR 169.28 AVE 67.71\n Theekshana to Hardik, 1 run drilled to deep extra cover, as Pandya goes low to slam this low full toss around sixth stump\n Theekshana to Suryakumar, SIX runs swept over short fine leg! The key there was how straight back the ball went, as Surya got across and took a big stride forward early. The ball came as yet another full toss - this time on the stumps, and slightly higher - and that was the perfect delivery to send swinging Time-out\n Archer to Hardik, 2 runs Jaiswal nearly overran to his left from long-off, and took the ball on the bounce. It was bowled on a length, and outside off, as Pandya opened the face of the bat to loft\n Archer to Hardik, 2 runs an inswinging yorker which arrives on leg, as Pandya gets his front leg out of the way, and jams his bat down for two to deep-backward square leg\n Archer to Hardik, 1 run very full, and just about on off. Pandya drills it to long-off\n Archer to Suryakumar, 2 runs just short of deep third, but that isn't the story of this ball. It is, instead, how Surya hit it. The ball is short, and on off. And Surya, almost getting cramped, opens the face of the bat to slice it as awkwardly as possible\n Archer to Suryakumar, SIX runs swatted over short fine leg! Slower ball, but short on middle. Surya reads the change of pace, and rides the bounce, before sending it for six after getting across\n Archer to Suryakumar, 1 run excellent yorker on middle, and Surya can only squeeze it to point\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Suryakumar, 1 leg bye he looks to paddle sweep this short-of-a-length ball on middle and off, but is hit on his pad outside off. The ball dribbles away to the off side for a leg bye From around to Pandya\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Hardik, FOUR runs lovely slice wide of long-off! Farooqi went for the yorker, but while angling in, the ball ended up as a low full toss just outside off. Pandya opened the face of the bat and went low to loft it gently\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Hardik, SIX runs bam! Six down the ground. This is a length delivery angling in, and pitching around fifth stump. His front leg is out of the way, and he powers it back with the full face of the bat with some bottom hand Over the wicket now\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Hardik, 2 runs good work by the man at long-on, as he dives to his right to keep this to two. Another fullish ball, this one on the stumps, as Pandya helicoptered this away in Dhoni style\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Hardik, FOUR runs wow, how did that reach the boundary?! Pandya rolls his wrists almost last moment at this short ball outside leg, even as it was a slower ball. He finished well outside off to get full room for the pull, and get four to fine leg Hardik Pandya vs Fazalhaq Farooqi BALLS 8 RUNS 26 OUTS 0 SR 325.00 4s\/6s 4\/1\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Hardik, FOUR runs hacked to deep-backward point. Farooqi bowls this short and wide outside off, and Pandya this time gets the room from the bowler to free his arms for another boundary\n Archer to Suryakumar, no run a yorker floated on he stumps, and seemingly, at a change of pace. Surya can only jam his bat down on it for a dot\n Archer to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Surya hasn't played a great shot if he hasn't fallen on his back. He predicts it's going to be an attempted yorker around middle and off, and he gets across to scoop this over short fine leg with the ball coming on as a low full toss\n Archer to Suryakumar, 2 runs on a full length, and just outside off. Sliced aerially to deep cover\n Archer to Suryakumar, no run a yorker-length ball just outside off, as Surya looks to loft through the line but misses. A rare dot ball, you'd think, although it happened only three deliveries back\n Archer to Suryakumar, 1 run on the bounce to deep third, who didn't go for the catch. It was Kartikeya there, and Archer isn't happy. Archer bowled it short and at a change of pace outside off. Surya ended up playing a mix of a swat and slash to deep third Suryakumar Yadav vs Jofra Archer BALLS 46 RUNS 67 OUTS 3 SR 145.65 4s\/6s 6\/4\n Archer to Hardik, 1 run this is very full, and straight. Whipped to deep midwicket by Pandya\n Madhwal to Hardik, 1 run starts with a lowish full toss on off, and Pandya drives aerially towards long-off\n Madhwal to Suryakumar, no run nicely bowled. He teases Surya with a slower ball, which arrives also as a yorker on sixth stump. Surya thinks about having a go at it, but lets it go eventually\n Madhwal to Suryakumar, 1 run another yorker, and at just 115kph. This is just outside off, and Surya drives to deep cover\n Madhwal to Hardik, FOUR runs lovely execution from Madhwal... but it's still four. It was an inswinging yorker which arrived on leg, and Pandya whipped at it with all his might. The ball dribbled towards the square-leg boundary, and Pandya started running with his bat dropped off his hands\n Madhwal to Hardik, 1 run another yorker from Madhwal. He's keeping it tight here. This comes on to middle and leg, and is squeezed back to long-on\n Madhwal to Suryakumar, SIX runs that looked effortless! Slower ball from Mahdwal, but he ended up bowling a little wide of off, and more importantly, on a length. Surya went low in the crease, and reached out to deposit the ball over long-on","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Hardik","Rickelton","Rohit Sharma","Suryakumar"],"Runs":[48.0,61.0,53.0,48.0],"Balls_Faced":[23,38,36,23],"Fours":[6,7,9,4],"Sixes":[1,3,0,3],"S\/R":[208.7,160.53,147.22,208.7],"dismissal":["Not Out","b Theekshana","c Jaiswal b Parag","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Fazalhaq Farooqi","Kartikeya","Madhwal","Parag","Theekshana"],"Balls":[24,24,12,24,12,24],"Runs_Given":[42.0,54.0,22.0,39.0,12.0,47.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,1,1],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,2.0,4.0,2.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Cummins to de Kock, 1 run .Sharp good length ball on middle and leg, he ticks this to the on-side to get off the mark .Similar field for Narine\nCummins to Narine, SIX runs .And he starts with a huge six. In the slot on middle stump, he clears his front leg and .goes straight over the bowler's head\nCummins to Narine, no run .Sharp back of a length ball on middle, he swivels and attempts a pull, but misses\nCummins to Narine, no run .Fuller on leg stump, he squeezes it out by getting a thick inside-edge onto his pad\nCummins to Narine, no run .Another swish and a miss. Banged in short angling away from Narine outside off. He .attempts a pull and misses again . .Sunil Narine vs Pat Cummins .BALLS .16 .RUNS .37 .OUTS .2 .SR .231.25 .4s\/6s .3\/4\nCummins to Narine, SIX runs .Oh, what a shot to finish the over! Narine backs away and backs away big time. .Cummins follows him, cramping him for room. Narine still manages to flick this away .and gets enough power to clear deep midwicket.\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Angles the length ball around off stump, de Kock pushes to the off side and sets off\nUnadkat to Narine, FOUR runs .Outside edge that flies over short third. Full on off stump, he backs away, clears his .front leg and has a huge swing. The ball catches the edge and his bat swing means it .will always clear the in-field\nUnadkat to Narine, 1 run .Shin-high full toss on middle stump, he toe-ends this over the bowler's head for a run\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Slower good length ball on off and middle, he works this towards midwicket for a run\nUnadkat to Narine, no run .Slower bouncer and he sways outside the line. Was the offcutter dug into the surface .cutting back into Narine who was backing away .Deep square leg comes inside the circle\nUnadkat to Narine, no run .Huge swing and a miss. Slower offcutter that pitches on leg stump and turns into .Narine. He is well outside leg stump and a massive swipe only to connect at thin air\nCummins to de Kock, 1 run .Sharp length ball on middle and leg stump, he flays it away off the inside half of the bat .to deep backward square leg\nCummins to Narine, no run .Angles the length ball away from Narine outside off. He drives but right of the toe-end of .the bat to extra cover\nCummins to Narine, SIX runs .Whisked away for six more. Narine backs away big time but Cummins follows him, .cramping him for room. Narine swivels and pulls, not off the middle of the bat. But that .is the short side of the ground which helped him clear the fence.\nCummins to Narine, no run .Full outside off, he tries to squeeze it out, but misses\nCummins to Narine, 1 wide .Slower bouncer called a wide. Was just around off stump and Narine let it go. Cummins .asks Kishan whether that was too high. Kishan asks him to not go for the review .Around\nCummins to Narine, no run .Full right on the tramline outside off. Narine backing away was nowhere close. Not .called a wide\nCummins to Narine, FOUR runs .Backs away, gets four. Low full toss outside off stump, he slices this over point\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Shin-high full toss on his pad, de Kock works this off the toe-end towards the short .midwicket area\nUnadkat to Narine, FOUR runs .Edged and four more. Full in length on middle and leg stump. He was aiming to on-side, .gets a thick outside edge that flies to the right of short third . .Sunil Narine vs Jaydev Unadkat .BALLS .28 .RUNS .28 .OUTS .4 .SR .100.00 .4s\/6s .4\/1\nUnadkat to Narine, OUT .You miss, I hit... Narine misses and Unadkat does hit. Slower offcutter at 100.6kph that .was on a good length on leg stump. Narine backs away and eyes a cross-batted swipe. .He misses and Unadkat hits leg stump. .Sunil Narine b Unadkat 31 (16b 3x4 3x6 17m) SR: 193.75\nUnadkat to Rahane, 1 run .Fullish in length just outside off, he mistimes to mid-off and sets off\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Oh, that would have been out with a direct hit. And looks like Unadkat has hurt his .shoulder as well while diving. Slower offcutter on off stump. He defends close to the .pitch and is called for a run by Rahane. Unadkat though is quick in his followthrough. .Bends down and has a shy at the stumps with a flick. In doing that he lands awkwardly .on his bowling shoulders. Grimaces in pain but is quickly up. Seems ok to continue. .Rahane was definitely a goner had that hit\nUnadkat to Rahane, no run .Backs away to the slower offcutter but can only mistime his heave to short midwicket\nHarshal to de Kock, no run .Good length ball to start off outside off, he cuts to point where NKR has a shy at the .stumps at the non-strikes's end. Misses, but Rahane was in nevertheless\nHarshal to de Kock, 1 run .On a length outside off, he pushes towards mid-off\nHarshal to Rahane, FOUR runs .UP AND OVER! Back of a length ball on pace outside off, he goes over extra cover with a .slight open face of the bat\nHarshal to Rahane, FOUR runs .Slower back of a length ball around off stump, Rahane heaves this away around the .deep midwicket area for four more\nHarshal to Rahane, 2 runs .Cummins drops a tough catch running. On a length on the stumps, Rahane looks to go .downtown but ends up spooning it straight up. Cummins backtracks from mid-off, but .can't lay a finger on the ball.\nHarshal to Rahane, no run .Stifle appeal for lbw, not given. And then Rahane would have been out had Aniket hit the .stumps direct. So much has happened there. Slower offcutter that grips and spins back .into Rahane. He eyes a pull and misses with the ball lobbing towards backward point. .He fires a direct throw with Rahane not even in the frame. Misses. Then, Cummins says .he wants to review. No bat for sure, think the height will be the question here. And, .indeed that was bouncing over the middle and leg stump.\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Short ball banged into the pitch, de Kock dances down the track and pulls to deep .midwicket\nUnadkat to Rahane, FOUR runs .Fuller and on pace outside off, he lays into the drive and sends it screaming to the right .of point . .Ajinkya Rahane vs Jaydev Unadkat .BALLS .39 .RUNS .37 .OUTS .4 .SR .94.87 .4s\/6s .3\/1\nUnadkat to Rahane, OUT .Straight up, straight up and that is safely held by Abhishek at extra cover. Slower .offcutter that turns away from Rahane. He looks to go across the line, but only manages .to balloon it up. Unadkat has his second wicket of the evening. .Ajinkya Rahane c Abhishek Sharma b Unadkat 15 (8b 3x4 0x6 12m) SR: 187.5\nUnadkat to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .Starts off with a high-quality cover drive. On a length on pace just outside off. He prods .forward and laces the drive to the left of mid-off\nUnadkat to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Slower offcutter on the fuller side outside off, he checks his drives towards extra cover\nUnadkat to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Ooh, the change of pace almost gets Unadkat another wicket. Angles the slower .offcutter on a good length area landing it on off stump and turning it away. Raghuvanshi .runs down the track and is lucky to not get an edge\nMalinga to de Kock, no run .Huge appeal for lbw first up, but think that pitched outside leg. Full on leg stump, de .Kock misses the flick and is rapped on the pad. That pitched way outside leg stump\nMalinga to de Kock, 1 run .Slower offcutter angling away from de Kock who looks to muscle this away across the .line, cue-ends it to extra cover\nMalinga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .On-pace knee-high full toss on off stump. He pushes this to long-on\nMalinga to de Kock, no run .Too high? Nope. Slower bouncer on leg stump, de Kock lets that go.\nMalinga to de Kock, OUT .De Kock's day and tournament is done. Was that too high? The umpires want to check. .On-pace full toss outside off stump. That looked high, but is it high enough especially .with the technology kicking in is the question. De Kock hacked that straight down .Abhinav Manohar's throat at deep midwicket. Got no timing on that whatsoever did de .Kock despite hitting it to the short side. It is taking some time to check the height on .this. De Kock is halfway back to the dugout. The next batter has been standing around .the boundary rope for a while. We wait. Finally, finally we have the graphic. And as .suspected, it is a fair delivery. De Kock's waist is at 1m, and the ball arrived at 0.87m. .De Kock departs and his tournament ends in disappointing fashion. .Quinton de Kock c Manohar b Malinga 9 (13b 0x4 0x6 42m) SR: 69.23\nMalinga to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Slower yorker on off stump, he jams this to point\nDubey to Rinku Singh, no run .Flatter outside off, that kept a touch low as Rinku mises\nDubey to Rinku Singh, 2 runs .Stifle short outside off, he stays back and cuts this to the right of deep point for a .couple of runs\nDubey to Rinku Singh, no run .Angles this across the batter outside off, he slices this to point\nDubey to Rinku Singh, SIX runs .Picks this up and plonks it over deep midwicketDarted in on middle and leg, Rinku .clears his front leg, bends down on one knee and deposits it miles\nDubey to Rinku Singh, OUT .Pummeled straight into the hands of deep midwicket. Oh, Rinku will be gutted there. .Really hit that hard, but got no elevation whatsoever. Dragged down on the stumps, he .tocks back and smokes the pull. Reddy didn't have to move an inch .Rinku Singh c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Dubey 9 (6b 0x4 1x6 4m) SR: 150\nDubey to Russell, OUT .Russell goes! For a first ball duck. He's actually walked before the umpire could even .raise his finger. Length ball that pitches on middle and turns away from Russell. He is .rooted the crease and is trapped bang in front of the stumps. That would have missed .off, missed leg and thudded into middle stump .Andre Russell lbw b Dubey 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Short and wide, he eyes a cut but misses\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Length ball outside off, he gets this to backward point\nNitish Kumar to Pandey, 1 run .On a good length outside off, he pushes to long-off\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 wide .Slower short ball outside off, but that is too high\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Short and wide, he cuts this to deep point\nNitish Kumar to Pandey, 1 run .Low full toss on middle and leg, he pushes to long-on\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Slower offcutter outside off, he opens the face of the bat and runs this to deep third .Time out and it is time for Ekanth to step in .Which was the more memorable Test? .16.0K votes .ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 .AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 .Which was the more memorable Test? .18.0K votes .SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 .AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star .Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with .your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and .the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and .help us decide!\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Fullish on middle, 95ks, defended to the bowler's left\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Length on off, 94ks, a bit of turn away, worked towards midwicket\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Similar ball, flicked off the back foot to long-on\nDubey to Pandey, 2 runs .Overpitched outside off, driven to the left of cover who doesn't get down in time\nDubey to Pandey, 1 run .Full on middle, makes room and drives to long-off . .Angkrish Raghuvanshi in IPL, 2025 .INNS .11 .RUNS .295 .SR .141.82 .AVE .36.87 .HS .50\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Dances down to work it off the front foot to long-on","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs GT, 35th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Cummins to de Kock, 1 run Sharp good length ball on middle and leg, he ticks this to the on-side to get off the mark Similar field for Narine\n Cummins to Narine, SIX runs And he starts with a huge six. In the slot on middle stump, he clears his front leg and goes straight over the bowler's head\n Cummins to Narine, no run Sharp back of a length ball on middle, he swivels and attempts a pull, but misses\n Cummins to Narine, no run Fuller on leg stump, he squeezes it out by getting a thick inside-edge onto his pad\n Cummins to Narine, no run Another swish and a miss. Banged in short angling away from Narine outside off. He attempts a pull and misses again Sunil Narine vs Pat Cummins BALLS 16 RUNS 37 OUTS 2 SR 231.25 4s\/6s 3\/4\n Cummins to Narine, SIX runs Oh, what a shot to finish the over! Narine backs away and backs away big time. Cummins follows him, cramping him for room. Narine still manages to flick this away and gets enough power to clear deep midwicket.\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Angles the length ball around off stump, de Kock pushes to the off side and sets off\n Unadkat to Narine, FOUR runs Outside edge that flies over short third. Full on off stump, he backs away, clears his front leg and has a huge swing. The ball catches the edge and his bat swing means it will always clear the in-field\n Unadkat to Narine, 1 run Shin-high full toss on middle stump, he toe-ends this over the bowler's head for a run\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Slower good length ball on off and middle, he works this towards midwicket for a run\n Unadkat to Narine, no run Slower bouncer and he sways outside the line. Was the offcutter dug into the surface cutting back into Narine who was backing away Deep square leg comes inside the circle\n Unadkat to Narine, no run Huge swing and a miss. Slower offcutter that pitches on leg stump and turns into Narine. He is well outside leg stump and a massive swipe only to connect at thin air\n Cummins to de Kock, 1 run Sharp length ball on middle and leg stump, he flays it away off the inside half of the bat to deep backward square leg\n Cummins to Narine, no run Angles the length ball away from Narine outside off. He drives but right of the toe-end of the bat to extra cover\n Cummins to Narine, SIX runs Whisked away for six more. Narine backs away big time but Cummins follows him, cramping him for room. Narine swivels and pulls, not off the middle of the bat. But that is the short side of the ground which helped him clear the fence.\n Cummins to Narine, no run Full outside off, he tries to squeeze it out, but misses\n Cummins to Narine, 1 wide Slower bouncer called a wide. Was just around off stump and Narine let it go. Cummins asks Kishan whether that was too high. Kishan asks him to not go for the review Around\n Cummins to Narine, no run Full right on the tramline outside off. Narine backing away was nowhere close. Not called a wide\n Cummins to Narine, FOUR runs Backs away, gets four. Low full toss outside off stump, he slices this over point\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Shin-high full toss on his pad, de Kock works this off the toe-end towards the short midwicket area\n Unadkat to Narine, FOUR runs Edged and four more. Full in length on middle and leg stump. He was aiming to on-side, gets a thick outside edge that flies to the right of short third Sunil Narine vs Jaydev Unadkat BALLS 28 RUNS 28 OUTS 4 SR 100.00 4s\/6s 4\/1\n Unadkat to Narine, OUT You miss, I hit... Narine misses and Unadkat does hit. Slower offcutter at 100.6kph that was on a good length on leg stump. Narine backs away and eyes a cross-batted swipe. He misses and Unadkat hits leg stump. \n Unadkat to Rahane, 1 run Fullish in length just outside off, he mistimes to mid-off and sets off\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Oh, that would have been out with a direct hit. And looks like Unadkat has hurt his shoulder as well while diving. Slower offcutter on off stump. He defends close to the pitch and is called for a run by Rahane. Unadkat though is quick in his followthrough. Bends down and has a shy at the stumps with a flick. In doing that he lands awkwardly on his bowling shoulders. Grimaces in pain but is quickly up. Seems ok to continue. Rahane was definitely a goner had that hit\n Unadkat to Rahane, no run Backs away to the slower offcutter but can only mistime his heave to short midwicket\n Harshal to de Kock, no run Good length ball to start off outside off, he cuts to point where NKR has a shy at the stumps at the non-strikes's end. Misses, but Rahane was in nevertheless\n Harshal to de Kock, 1 run On a length outside off, he pushes towards mid-off\n Harshal to Rahane, FOUR runs UP AND OVER! Back of a length ball on pace outside off, he goes over extra cover with a slight open face of the bat\n Harshal to Rahane, FOUR runs Slower back of a length ball around off stump, Rahane heaves this away around the deep midwicket area for four more\n Harshal to Rahane, 2 runs Cummins drops a tough catch running. On a length on the stumps, Rahane looks to go downtown but ends up spooning it straight up. Cummins backtracks from mid-off, but can't lay a finger on the ball.\n Harshal to Rahane, no run Stifle appeal for lbw, not given. And then Rahane would have been out had Aniket hit the stumps direct. So much has happened there. Slower offcutter that grips and spins back into Rahane. He eyes a pull and misses with the ball lobbing towards backward point. He fires a direct throw with Rahane not even in the frame. Misses. Then, Cummins says he wants to review. No bat for sure, think the height will be the question here. And, indeed that was bouncing over the middle and leg stump.\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Short ball banged into the pitch, de Kock dances down the track and pulls to deep midwicket\n Unadkat to Rahane, FOUR runs Fuller and on pace outside off, he lays into the drive and sends it screaming to the right of point Ajinkya Rahane vs Jaydev Unadkat BALLS 39 RUNS 37 OUTS 4 SR 94.87 4s\/6s 3\/1\n Unadkat to Rahane, OUT Straight up, straight up and that is safely held by Abhishek at extra cover. Slower offcutter that turns away from Rahane. He looks to go across the line, but only manages to balloon it up. Unadkat has his second wicket of the evening. \n Unadkat to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs Starts off with a high-quality cover drive. On a length on pace just outside off. He prods forward and laces the drive to the left of mid-off\n Unadkat to A Raghuvanshi, no run Slower offcutter on the fuller side outside off, he checks his drives towards extra cover\n Unadkat to A Raghuvanshi, no run Ooh, the change of pace almost gets Unadkat another wicket. Angles the slower offcutter on a good length area landing it on off stump and turning it away. Raghuvanshi runs down the track and is lucky to not get an edge\n Malinga to de Kock, no run Huge appeal for lbw first up, but think that pitched outside leg. Full on leg stump, de Kock misses the flick and is rapped on the pad. That pitched way outside leg stump\n Malinga to de Kock, 1 run Slower offcutter angling away from de Kock who looks to muscle this away across the line, cue-ends it to extra cover\n Malinga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run On-pace knee-high full toss on off stump. He pushes this to long-on\n Malinga to de Kock, no run Too high? Nope. Slower bouncer on leg stump, de Kock lets that go.\n Malinga to de Kock, OUT De Kock's day and tournament is done. Was that too high? The umpires want to check. On-pace full toss outside off stump. That looked high, but is it high enough especially with the technology kicking in is the question. De Kock hacked that straight down Abhinav Manohar's throat at deep midwicket. Got no timing on that whatsoever did de Kock despite hitting it to the short side. It is taking some time to check the height on this. De Kock is halfway back to the dugout. The next batter has been standing around the boundary rope for a while. We wait. Finally, finally we have the graphic. And as suspected, it is a fair delivery. De Kock's waist is at 1m, and the ball arrived at 0.87m. De Kock departs and his tournament ends in disappointing fashion. \n Malinga to Rinku Singh, 1 run Slower yorker on off stump, he jams this to point\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, no run Flatter outside off, that kept a touch low as Rinku mises\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, 2 runs Stifle short outside off, he stays back and cuts this to the right of deep point for a couple of runs\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, no run Angles this across the batter outside off, he slices this to point\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, SIX runs Picks this up and plonks it over deep midwicketDarted in on middle and leg, Rinku clears his front leg, bends down on one knee and deposits it miles\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, OUT Pummeled straight into the hands of deep midwicket. Oh, Rinku will be gutted there. Really hit that hard, but got no elevation whatsoever. Dragged down on the stumps, he tocks back and smokes the pull. Reddy didn't have to move an inch \n Dubey to Russell, OUT Russell goes! For a first ball duck. He's actually walked before the umpire could even raise his finger. Length ball that pitches on middle and turns away from Russell. He is rooted the crease and is trapped bang in front of the stumps. That would have missed off, missed leg and thudded into middle stump \n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, no run Short and wide, he eyes a cut but misses\n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Length ball outside off, he gets this to backward point\n Nitish Kumar to Pandey, 1 run On a good length outside off, he pushes to long-off\n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 wide Slower short ball outside off, but that is too high\n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Short and wide, he cuts this to deep point\n Nitish Kumar to Pandey, 1 run Low full toss on middle and leg, he pushes to long-on\n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Slower offcutter outside off, he opens the face of the bat and runs this to deep third Time out and it is time for Ekanth to step in Which was the more memorable Test? 16.0K votes ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 Which was the more memorable Test? 18.0K votes SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and help us decide!\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, no run Fullish on middle, 95ks, defended to the bowler's left\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, no run Length on off, 94ks, a bit of turn away, worked towards midwicket\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Similar ball, flicked off the back foot to long-on\n Dubey to Pandey, 2 runs Overpitched outside off, driven to the left of cover who doesn't get down in time\n Dubey to Pandey, 1 run Full on middle, makes room and drives to long-off Angkrish Raghuvanshi in IPL, 2025 INNS 11 RUNS 295 SR 141.82 AVE 36.87 HS 50\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Dances down to work it off the front foot to long-on","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["A Raghuvanshi","Narine","Pandey","Rahane","Rinku Singh","Russell","de Kock"],"Runs":[10.0,31.0,5.0,15.0,9.0,0.0,9.0],"Balls_Faced":[12,16,4,8,6,1,13],"Fours":[1,3,0,3,0,0,0],"Sixes":[0,3,0,0,1,0,0],"S\/R":[83.33,193.75,125.0,187.5,150.0,0.0,69.23],"dismissal":["Not Out","b Unadkat","Not Out","c Abhishek Sharma b Unadkat","c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Dubey","lbw b Dubey","c Manohar b Malinga"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Cummins","Dubey","Harshal","Malinga","Nitish Kumar","Unadkat"],"Balls":[12,12,6,6,6,18],"Runs_Given":[25.0,13.0,11.0,3.0,6.0,23.0],"Wickets":[0,2,0,1,0,2],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Cummins to de Kock, 1 run .Sharp good length ball on middle and leg, he ticks this to the on-side to get off the mark .Similar field for Narine\nCummins to Narine, SIX runs .And he starts with a huge six. In the slot on middle stump, he clears his front leg and .goes straight over the bowler's head\nCummins to Narine, no run .Sharp back of a length ball on middle, he swivels and attempts a pull, but misses\nCummins to Narine, no run .Fuller on leg stump, he squeezes it out by getting a thick inside-edge onto his pad\nCummins to Narine, no run .Another swish and a miss. Banged in short angling away from Narine outside off. He .attempts a pull and misses again . .Sunil Narine vs Pat Cummins .BALLS .16 .RUNS .37 .OUTS .2 .SR .231.25 .4s\/6s .3\/4\nCummins to Narine, SIX runs .Oh, what a shot to finish the over! Narine backs away and backs away big time. .Cummins follows him, cramping him for room. Narine still manages to flick this away .and gets enough power to clear deep midwicket.\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Angles the length ball around off stump, de Kock pushes to the off side and sets off\nUnadkat to Narine, FOUR runs .Outside edge that flies over short third. Full on off stump, he backs away, clears his .front leg and has a huge swing. The ball catches the edge and his bat swing means it .will always clear the in-field\nUnadkat to Narine, 1 run .Shin-high full toss on middle stump, he toe-ends this over the bowler's head for a run\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Slower good length ball on off and middle, he works this towards midwicket for a run\nUnadkat to Narine, no run .Slower bouncer and he sways outside the line. Was the offcutter dug into the surface .cutting back into Narine who was backing away .Deep square leg comes inside the circle\nUnadkat to Narine, no run .Huge swing and a miss. Slower offcutter that pitches on leg stump and turns into .Narine. He is well outside leg stump and a massive swipe only to connect at thin air\nCummins to de Kock, 1 run .Sharp length ball on middle and leg stump, he flays it away off the inside half of the bat .to deep backward square leg\nCummins to Narine, no run .Angles the length ball away from Narine outside off. He drives but right of the toe-end of .the bat to extra cover\nCummins to Narine, SIX runs .Whisked away for six more. Narine backs away big time but Cummins follows him, .cramping him for room. Narine swivels and pulls, not off the middle of the bat. But that .is the short side of the ground which helped him clear the fence.\nCummins to Narine, no run .Full outside off, he tries to squeeze it out, but misses\nCummins to Narine, 1 wide .Slower bouncer called a wide. Was just around off stump and Narine let it go. Cummins .asks Kishan whether that was too high. Kishan asks him to not go for the review .Around\nCummins to Narine, no run .Full right on the tramline outside off. Narine backing away was nowhere close. Not .called a wide\nCummins to Narine, FOUR runs .Backs away, gets four. Low full toss outside off stump, he slices this over point\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Shin-high full toss on his pad, de Kock works this off the toe-end towards the short .midwicket area\nUnadkat to Narine, FOUR runs .Edged and four more. Full in length on middle and leg stump. He was aiming to on-side, .gets a thick outside edge that flies to the right of short third . .Sunil Narine vs Jaydev Unadkat .BALLS .28 .RUNS .28 .OUTS .4 .SR .100.00 .4s\/6s .4\/1\nUnadkat to Narine, OUT .You miss, I hit... Narine misses and Unadkat does hit. Slower offcutter at 100.6kph that .was on a good length on leg stump. Narine backs away and eyes a cross-batted swipe. .He misses and Unadkat hits leg stump. .Sunil Narine b Unadkat 31 (16b 3x4 3x6 17m) SR: 193.75\nUnadkat to Rahane, 1 run .Fullish in length just outside off, he mistimes to mid-off and sets off\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Oh, that would have been out with a direct hit. And looks like Unadkat has hurt his .shoulder as well while diving. Slower offcutter on off stump. He defends close to the .pitch and is called for a run by Rahane. Unadkat though is quick in his followthrough. .Bends down and has a shy at the stumps with a flick. In doing that he lands awkwardly .on his bowling shoulders. Grimaces in pain but is quickly up. Seems ok to continue. .Rahane was definitely a goner had that hit\nUnadkat to Rahane, no run .Backs away to the slower offcutter but can only mistime his heave to short midwicket\nHarshal to de Kock, no run .Good length ball to start off outside off, he cuts to point where NKR has a shy at the .stumps at the non-strikes's end. Misses, but Rahane was in nevertheless\nHarshal to de Kock, 1 run .On a length outside off, he pushes towards mid-off\nHarshal to Rahane, FOUR runs .UP AND OVER! Back of a length ball on pace outside off, he goes over extra cover with a .slight open face of the bat\nHarshal to Rahane, FOUR runs .Slower back of a length ball around off stump, Rahane heaves this away around the .deep midwicket area for four more\nHarshal to Rahane, 2 runs .Cummins drops a tough catch running. On a length on the stumps, Rahane looks to go .downtown but ends up spooning it straight up. Cummins backtracks from mid-off, but .can't lay a finger on the ball.\nHarshal to Rahane, no run .Stifle appeal for lbw, not given. And then Rahane would have been out had Aniket hit the .stumps direct. So much has happened there. Slower offcutter that grips and spins back .into Rahane. He eyes a pull and misses with the ball lobbing towards backward point. .He fires a direct throw with Rahane not even in the frame. Misses. Then, Cummins says .he wants to review. No bat for sure, think the height will be the question here. And, .indeed that was bouncing over the middle and leg stump.\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Short ball banged into the pitch, de Kock dances down the track and pulls to deep .midwicket\nUnadkat to Rahane, FOUR runs .Fuller and on pace outside off, he lays into the drive and sends it screaming to the right .of point . .Ajinkya Rahane vs Jaydev Unadkat .BALLS .39 .RUNS .37 .OUTS .4 .SR .94.87 .4s\/6s .3\/1\nUnadkat to Rahane, OUT .Straight up, straight up and that is safely held by Abhishek at extra cover. Slower .offcutter that turns away from Rahane. He looks to go across the line, but only manages .to balloon it up. Unadkat has his second wicket of the evening. .Ajinkya Rahane c Abhishek Sharma b Unadkat 15 (8b 3x4 0x6 12m) SR: 187.5\nUnadkat to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .Starts off with a high-quality cover drive. On a length on pace just outside off. He prods .forward and laces the drive to the left of mid-off\nUnadkat to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Slower offcutter on the fuller side outside off, he checks his drives towards extra cover\nUnadkat to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Ooh, the change of pace almost gets Unadkat another wicket. Angles the slower .offcutter on a good length area landing it on off stump and turning it away. Raghuvanshi .runs down the track and is lucky to not get an edge\nMalinga to de Kock, no run .Huge appeal for lbw first up, but think that pitched outside leg. Full on leg stump, de .Kock misses the flick and is rapped on the pad. That pitched way outside leg stump\nMalinga to de Kock, 1 run .Slower offcutter angling away from de Kock who looks to muscle this away across the .line, cue-ends it to extra cover\nMalinga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .On-pace knee-high full toss on off stump. He pushes this to long-on\nMalinga to de Kock, no run .Too high? Nope. Slower bouncer on leg stump, de Kock lets that go.\nMalinga to de Kock, OUT .De Kock's day and tournament is done. Was that too high? The umpires want to check. .On-pace full toss outside off stump. That looked high, but is it high enough especially .with the technology kicking in is the question. De Kock hacked that straight down .Abhinav Manohar's throat at deep midwicket. Got no timing on that whatsoever did de .Kock despite hitting it to the short side. It is taking some time to check the height on .this. De Kock is halfway back to the dugout. The next batter has been standing around .the boundary rope for a while. We wait. Finally, finally we have the graphic. And as .suspected, it is a fair delivery. De Kock's waist is at 1m, and the ball arrived at 0.87m. .De Kock departs and his tournament ends in disappointing fashion. .Quinton de Kock c Manohar b Malinga 9 (13b 0x4 0x6 42m) SR: 69.23\nMalinga to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Slower yorker on off stump, he jams this to point\nDubey to Rinku Singh, no run .Flatter outside off, that kept a touch low as Rinku mises\nDubey to Rinku Singh, 2 runs .Stifle short outside off, he stays back and cuts this to the right of deep point for a .couple of runs\nDubey to Rinku Singh, no run .Angles this across the batter outside off, he slices this to point\nDubey to Rinku Singh, SIX runs .Picks this up and plonks it over deep midwicketDarted in on middle and leg, Rinku .clears his front leg, bends down on one knee and deposits it miles\nDubey to Rinku Singh, OUT .Pummeled straight into the hands of deep midwicket. Oh, Rinku will be gutted there. .Really hit that hard, but got no elevation whatsoever. Dragged down on the stumps, he .tocks back and smokes the pull. Reddy didn't have to move an inch .Rinku Singh c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Dubey 9 (6b 0x4 1x6 4m) SR: 150\nDubey to Russell, OUT .Russell goes! For a first ball duck. He's actually walked before the umpire could even .raise his finger. Length ball that pitches on middle and turns away from Russell. He is .rooted the crease and is trapped bang in front of the stumps. That would have missed .off, missed leg and thudded into middle stump .Andre Russell lbw b Dubey 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Short and wide, he eyes a cut but misses\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Length ball outside off, he gets this to backward point\nNitish Kumar to Pandey, 1 run .On a good length outside off, he pushes to long-off\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 wide .Slower short ball outside off, but that is too high\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Short and wide, he cuts this to deep point\nNitish Kumar to Pandey, 1 run .Low full toss on middle and leg, he pushes to long-on\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Slower offcutter outside off, he opens the face of the bat and runs this to deep third .Time out and it is time for Ekanth to step in .Which was the more memorable Test? .16.0K votes .ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 .AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 .Which was the more memorable Test? .18.0K votes .SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 .AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star .Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with .your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and .the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and .help us decide!\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Fullish on middle, 95ks, defended to the bowler's left\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Length on off, 94ks, a bit of turn away, worked towards midwicket\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Similar ball, flicked off the back foot to long-on\nDubey to Pandey, 2 runs .Overpitched outside off, driven to the left of cover who doesn't get down in time\nDubey to Pandey, 1 run .Full on middle, makes room and drives to long-off . .Angkrish Raghuvanshi in IPL, 2025 .INNS .11 .RUNS .295 .SR .141.82 .AVE .36.87 .HS .50\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Dances down to work it off the front foot to long-on\nAbhishek to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Fullish on leg, looks to defend straight. Inside edges it to square leg\nAbhishek to Pandey, no run .Length outside off, cut to point\nAbhishek to Pandey, 1 leg bye .Beaten on the pull, the length ball down leg hits above the knee roll\nAbhishek to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked off the back foot towards square leg\nAbhishek to Pandey, no run .Length outside off, patted to cover point. 90ks\nAbhishek to Pandey, FOUR runs .Touch short, pulled to the left of deep midwicket. One-bounce four .Asking rate at 21 now, formalities now unless there's a miracle\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Goes across and sweeps the full ball to deep square leg. 100ks\nDubey to Pandey, no run .Length on middle, punched to the bowler\nDubey to Pandey, 1 run .Dances down and drives on the up to cover point's right. 100ks\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked to deep square leg\nDubey to Pandey, FOUR runs .Overpitched, pumped straight of long-on. At the stumps, Pandey got beside the line and .drove with full follow-through\nDubey to Pandey, no run .97ks length ball on fourth, cut back onto pad. Rolls to point\nMalinga to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Keeps low and cuts him in half. 138ks on a length, came back and went through fourth .stump. Raghuvanshi looked to punch straight before digging the bat low. Misses\nMalinga to A Raghuvanshi, OUT .Slower one, pulled to deep midwicket. 107ks, dipped was on the lower side from a back .of length. Raghuvanshi was early on the pull, bottom hand came off too. Raghuvanshi's .season ends with 294 runs .Angkrish Raghuvanshi c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Malinga 14 (18b 1x4 0x6 33m) SR:\nMalinga to Ramandeep, 1 run .Back of length, slightly down leg. Ramandeep goes across and flicks to deep square leg\nMalinga to Pandey, no run .Short and slow, Pandey makes room and forehands it to mid-off. Not middled\nMalinga to Pandey, 1 run .Knee-roll high full toss on middle, Pandey's beside the line and whips it to deep .midwicket\nMalinga to Ramandeep, no run .Around a yorker length, jammed to midwicket .KKR take an early timeout .Do KKR retain Narine and Russell next season too? .5.0K votes .Only Narine .Only Russell .Both .Neither\nDubey to Pandey, no run .Makes room and drives the full ball back to the bowler\nDubey to Pandey, 1 run .Goes leg side of the ball to slap it to deep point\nDubey to Ramandeep, SIX runs .Straight six. Ramandeep gets on one knee and tonks it from fourth stump off a length .See all photos\nDubey to Ramandeep, SIX runs .Even better, more of an off-drive this time. Mostly bottom hand, on one knee again\nDubey to Ramandeep, OUT .Two sixes, and then leg stump's decked. Quicker stock ball angles in, lands on a length .around leg and straightens. Ramandeep looks to defend the line, gets beaten by spin .Ramandeep Singh b Dubey 13 (5b 0x4 2x6 6m) SR: 260\nDubey to Harshit Rana, 1 run .Full outside off, 97ks, driven to deep cover\nAbhishek to Harshit Rana, FOUR runs .Overpitched on off, thumped through cover\nAbhishek to Harshit Rana, no run .Length on leg, beaten on the inside edge as he looks to defend straight. Hit on the pad\nAbhishek to Harshit Rana, SIX runs .Clears the front leg and clatters it over the bowler. Overpitched on middle there .See all photos\nAbhishek to Harshit Rana, SIX runs .Harshal and Abhinav are close to the cow-corner boundary, the former drops it and it .pops over the boundary. A bit of miscommunication. In the end, an attempt for a high .catch bursts through the hands. Was a slog sweep that went high\nAbhishek to Harshit Rana, 2 runs .Makes room and slaps it over the infield at cover\nAbhishek to Harshit Rana, 1 run .Slog swept hard and flat to deep midwicket. Full and tossed up on middle\nMalinga to Harshit Rana, 1 run .Hit on the flank. Shortish ball seamed in and skidded through to hurry Harshit on the .flick. That'll sting\nMalinga to Pandey, SIX runs .Overpitched, muscled over long-on. Lots of these tonight. Batter clearing the front foot .and driving a middle stump ball with a flourish\nMalinga to Pandey, 1 run .Slower bouncer doesn't rise much, is pulled to deep midwicket\nMalinga to Harshit Rana, 1 run .Fuller side of length at the stumps, Harshit makes room and swipes it to long-on. On the .bounce\nMalinga to Pandey, SIX runs .And another. Straight of long-on. Missed yorker ends up being a slot ball on leg. Hit 84 .metres far\nMalinga to Pandey, SIX runs .Over long-on again. Tis is more bottom hand and bottom-hand heavy. Pandey crouches .a bit and times it perfectly again\nHarshal to Harshit Rana, no run .Spongy bounce off the slower bouncer beats the cut\nHarshal to Harshit Rana, no run .Another slower one to beat the horizontal-bat shot. A pull this time, from well outside .off. Kept real low\nHarshal to Harshit Rana, no run .And again. Back of length through fifth, a bit of spin in. Harshit looking for even bounce .again, swings in vain\nHarshal to Harshit Rana, SIX runs .Overpitched, launched over long-off this time. 120ks, at the stumps, Harshit's front foot .is deep in the crease, in front of middle, back leg out the way and the drive is clean.\nHarshal to Harshit Rana, 1 run .Belts it. On the bounce to long-off. Shortish ball at the off-side tramline .A bit of dew now on\nHarshal to Pandey, 1 wide .Very short slower bouncer lands well outside off, bounces over the batter who lets it go\nHarshal to Pandey, 2 runs .Slower bouncer into the body this time. Pulled softly towards midwicket, Harshal .chases, slides and throws in one motion. Sharp throw but too quick for the fielder at the .stumps. Overthrows brings up the fifty stand\nUnadkat to Harshit Rana, 1 run .Wide on a length, slashed to long-off. Klaasen fumbles but it won't cost him\nUnadkat to Pandey, no run .Makes room and looks to cut the slower bouncer. Misses\nUnadkat to Pandey, OUT .Top-edged pull taken at deep midwicket. Yet another slower bouncer, angling in. .Finished fifth stump, around shoulder height. Manish gave it his all, got it off the .bottom-half .Manish Pandey c Manohar b Unadkat 37 (23b 2x4 3x6 39m) SR: 160.86\nUnadkat to Arora, OUT .Good shout for lbw, not given. Nvm, Unadkat hits the non-striker's stumps, so there's a .run-out appeal too. Sent upstairs. Vaibhav was a touch late to take off, he would've .made it had he slid his bat in. The right foot was past the crease but hovering in the air .as the ball hit. He was holding his bat with both hands. Was a fullish ball around off that .beat the inside edge to hit pad after beating the straight-bat block. Bravo jerked back .and hid his face going 'what's that' .Vaibhav Arora run out (Unadkat) 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nUnadkat to Harshit Rana, no run .Massive swipe. Beaten. Slower bouncer over fourth, Norje went for the pull\nUnadkat to Harshit Rana, 1 bye .Just over the stumps. Another slower one on a fullish length, beat Harshit's slog sweep .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nMalinga to Harshit Rana, FOUR runs .Sits up and it's pulled to the right of long-on. Slower bouncer outside off, Harshit coils .back and goes upright to middle it\nMalinga to Harshit Rana, 1 wide .Another slower bouncer. Very short, over leg stump. Harshit went more for the hook this .time\nMalinga to Harshit Rana, no run .Big appeal for caught behind. Not given. SRH review. 138ks full ball outside off. Harshit .cleared the front foot and looked to go over cover. Replay shows it went below the .bottom edge.\nMalinga to Harshit Rana, no run .Pace-on bouncer over middle hurries him on the pull\nMalinga to Harshit Rana, OUT .Malinga bobbles it but the ball pops up closeby, he dives forward and takes it to end the .game. Was a wide, full ball that Harshit tried to slash after making room. Got it off the .bottom of the bat .Harshit Rana c & b Malinga 34 (21b 2x4 3x6 25m) SR: 161.9","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs GT, 35th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Cummins to de Kock, 1 run Sharp good length ball on middle and leg, he ticks this to the on-side to get off the mark Similar field for Narine\n Cummins to Narine, SIX runs And he starts with a huge six. In the slot on middle stump, he clears his front leg and goes straight over the bowler's head\n Cummins to Narine, no run Sharp back of a length ball on middle, he swivels and attempts a pull, but misses\n Cummins to Narine, no run Fuller on leg stump, he squeezes it out by getting a thick inside-edge onto his pad\n Cummins to Narine, no run Another swish and a miss. Banged in short angling away from Narine outside off. He attempts a pull and misses again Sunil Narine vs Pat Cummins BALLS 16 RUNS 37 OUTS 2 SR 231.25 4s\/6s 3\/4\n Cummins to Narine, SIX runs Oh, what a shot to finish the over! Narine backs away and backs away big time. Cummins follows him, cramping him for room. Narine still manages to flick this away and gets enough power to clear deep midwicket.\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Angles the length ball around off stump, de Kock pushes to the off side and sets off\n Unadkat to Narine, FOUR runs Outside edge that flies over short third. Full on off stump, he backs away, clears his front leg and has a huge swing. The ball catches the edge and his bat swing means it will always clear the in-field\n Unadkat to Narine, 1 run Shin-high full toss on middle stump, he toe-ends this over the bowler's head for a run\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Slower good length ball on off and middle, he works this towards midwicket for a run\n Unadkat to Narine, no run Slower bouncer and he sways outside the line. Was the offcutter dug into the surface cutting back into Narine who was backing away Deep square leg comes inside the circle\n Unadkat to Narine, no run Huge swing and a miss. Slower offcutter that pitches on leg stump and turns into Narine. He is well outside leg stump and a massive swipe only to connect at thin air\n Cummins to de Kock, 1 run Sharp length ball on middle and leg stump, he flays it away off the inside half of the bat to deep backward square leg\n Cummins to Narine, no run Angles the length ball away from Narine outside off. He drives but right of the toe-end of the bat to extra cover\n Cummins to Narine, SIX runs Whisked away for six more. Narine backs away big time but Cummins follows him, cramping him for room. Narine swivels and pulls, not off the middle of the bat. But that is the short side of the ground which helped him clear the fence.\n Cummins to Narine, no run Full outside off, he tries to squeeze it out, but misses\n Cummins to Narine, 1 wide Slower bouncer called a wide. Was just around off stump and Narine let it go. Cummins asks Kishan whether that was too high. Kishan asks him to not go for the review Around\n Cummins to Narine, no run Full right on the tramline outside off. Narine backing away was nowhere close. Not called a wide\n Cummins to Narine, FOUR runs Backs away, gets four. Low full toss outside off stump, he slices this over point\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Shin-high full toss on his pad, de Kock works this off the toe-end towards the short midwicket area\n Unadkat to Narine, FOUR runs Edged and four more. Full in length on middle and leg stump. He was aiming to on-side, gets a thick outside edge that flies to the right of short third Sunil Narine vs Jaydev Unadkat BALLS 28 RUNS 28 OUTS 4 SR 100.00 4s\/6s 4\/1\n Unadkat to Narine, OUT You miss, I hit... Narine misses and Unadkat does hit. Slower offcutter at 100.6kph that was on a good length on leg stump. Narine backs away and eyes a cross-batted swipe. He misses and Unadkat hits leg stump. \n Unadkat to Rahane, 1 run Fullish in length just outside off, he mistimes to mid-off and sets off\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Oh, that would have been out with a direct hit. And looks like Unadkat has hurt his shoulder as well while diving. Slower offcutter on off stump. He defends close to the pitch and is called for a run by Rahane. Unadkat though is quick in his followthrough. Bends down and has a shy at the stumps with a flick. In doing that he lands awkwardly on his bowling shoulders. Grimaces in pain but is quickly up. Seems ok to continue. Rahane was definitely a goner had that hit\n Unadkat to Rahane, no run Backs away to the slower offcutter but can only mistime his heave to short midwicket\n Harshal to de Kock, no run Good length ball to start off outside off, he cuts to point where NKR has a shy at the stumps at the non-strikes's end. Misses, but Rahane was in nevertheless\n Harshal to de Kock, 1 run On a length outside off, he pushes towards mid-off\n Harshal to Rahane, FOUR runs UP AND OVER! Back of a length ball on pace outside off, he goes over extra cover with a slight open face of the bat\n Harshal to Rahane, FOUR runs Slower back of a length ball around off stump, Rahane heaves this away around the deep midwicket area for four more\n Harshal to Rahane, 2 runs Cummins drops a tough catch running. On a length on the stumps, Rahane looks to go downtown but ends up spooning it straight up. Cummins backtracks from mid-off, but can't lay a finger on the ball.\n Harshal to Rahane, no run Stifle appeal for lbw, not given. And then Rahane would have been out had Aniket hit the stumps direct. So much has happened there. Slower offcutter that grips and spins back into Rahane. He eyes a pull and misses with the ball lobbing towards backward point. He fires a direct throw with Rahane not even in the frame. Misses. Then, Cummins says he wants to review. No bat for sure, think the height will be the question here. And, indeed that was bouncing over the middle and leg stump.\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Short ball banged into the pitch, de Kock dances down the track and pulls to deep midwicket\n Unadkat to Rahane, FOUR runs Fuller and on pace outside off, he lays into the drive and sends it screaming to the right of point Ajinkya Rahane vs Jaydev Unadkat BALLS 39 RUNS 37 OUTS 4 SR 94.87 4s\/6s 3\/1\n Unadkat to Rahane, OUT Straight up, straight up and that is safely held by Abhishek at extra cover. Slower offcutter that turns away from Rahane. He looks to go across the line, but only manages to balloon it up. Unadkat has his second wicket of the evening. \n Unadkat to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs Starts off with a high-quality cover drive. On a length on pace just outside off. He prods forward and laces the drive to the left of mid-off\n Unadkat to A Raghuvanshi, no run Slower offcutter on the fuller side outside off, he checks his drives towards extra cover\n Unadkat to A Raghuvanshi, no run Ooh, the change of pace almost gets Unadkat another wicket. Angles the slower offcutter on a good length area landing it on off stump and turning it away. Raghuvanshi runs down the track and is lucky to not get an edge\n Malinga to de Kock, no run Huge appeal for lbw first up, but think that pitched outside leg. Full on leg stump, de Kock misses the flick and is rapped on the pad. That pitched way outside leg stump\n Malinga to de Kock, 1 run Slower offcutter angling away from de Kock who looks to muscle this away across the line, cue-ends it to extra cover\n Malinga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run On-pace knee-high full toss on off stump. He pushes this to long-on\n Malinga to de Kock, no run Too high? Nope. Slower bouncer on leg stump, de Kock lets that go.\n Malinga to de Kock, OUT De Kock's day and tournament is done. Was that too high? The umpires want to check. On-pace full toss outside off stump. That looked high, but is it high enough especially with the technology kicking in is the question. De Kock hacked that straight down Abhinav Manohar's throat at deep midwicket. Got no timing on that whatsoever did de Kock despite hitting it to the short side. It is taking some time to check the height on this. De Kock is halfway back to the dugout. The next batter has been standing around the boundary rope for a while. We wait. Finally, finally we have the graphic. And as suspected, it is a fair delivery. De Kock's waist is at 1m, and the ball arrived at 0.87m. De Kock departs and his tournament ends in disappointing fashion. \n Malinga to Rinku Singh, 1 run Slower yorker on off stump, he jams this to point\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, no run Flatter outside off, that kept a touch low as Rinku mises\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, 2 runs Stifle short outside off, he stays back and cuts this to the right of deep point for a couple of runs\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, no run Angles this across the batter outside off, he slices this to point\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, SIX runs Picks this up and plonks it over deep midwicketDarted in on middle and leg, Rinku clears his front leg, bends down on one knee and deposits it miles\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, OUT Pummeled straight into the hands of deep midwicket. Oh, Rinku will be gutted there. Really hit that hard, but got no elevation whatsoever. Dragged down on the stumps, he tocks back and smokes the pull. Reddy didn't have to move an inch \n Dubey to Russell, OUT Russell goes! For a first ball duck. He's actually walked before the umpire could even raise his finger. Length ball that pitches on middle and turns away from Russell. He is rooted the crease and is trapped bang in front of the stumps. That would have missed off, missed leg and thudded into middle stump \n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, no run Short and wide, he eyes a cut but misses\n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Length ball outside off, he gets this to backward point\n Nitish Kumar to Pandey, 1 run On a good length outside off, he pushes to long-off\n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 wide Slower short ball outside off, but that is too high\n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Short and wide, he cuts this to deep point\n Nitish Kumar to Pandey, 1 run Low full toss on middle and leg, he pushes to long-on\n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Slower offcutter outside off, he opens the face of the bat and runs this to deep third Time out and it is time for Ekanth to step in Which was the more memorable Test? 16.0K votes ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 Which was the more memorable Test? 18.0K votes SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and help us decide!\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, no run Fullish on middle, 95ks, defended to the bowler's left\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, no run Length on off, 94ks, a bit of turn away, worked towards midwicket\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Similar ball, flicked off the back foot to long-on\n Dubey to Pandey, 2 runs Overpitched outside off, driven to the left of cover who doesn't get down in time\n Dubey to Pandey, 1 run Full on middle, makes room and drives to long-off Angkrish Raghuvanshi in IPL, 2025 INNS 11 RUNS 295 SR 141.82 AVE 36.87 HS 50\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Dances down to work it off the front foot to long-on\n Abhishek to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Fullish on leg, looks to defend straight. Inside edges it to square leg\n Abhishek to Pandey, no run Length outside off, cut to point\n Abhishek to Pandey, 1 leg bye Beaten on the pull, the length ball down leg hits above the knee roll\n Abhishek to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Length on leg, flicked off the back foot towards square leg\n Abhishek to Pandey, no run Length outside off, patted to cover point. 90ks\n Abhishek to Pandey, FOUR runs Touch short, pulled to the left of deep midwicket. One-bounce four Asking rate at 21 now, formalities now unless there's a miracle\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Goes across and sweeps the full ball to deep square leg. 100ks\n Dubey to Pandey, no run Length on middle, punched to the bowler\n Dubey to Pandey, 1 run Dances down and drives on the up to cover point's right. 100ks\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Length on leg, flicked to deep square leg\n Dubey to Pandey, FOUR runs Overpitched, pumped straight of long-on. At the stumps, Pandey got beside the line and drove with full follow-through\n Dubey to Pandey, no run 97ks length ball on fourth, cut back onto pad. Rolls to point\n Malinga to A Raghuvanshi, no run Keeps low and cuts him in half. 138ks on a length, came back and went through fourth stump. Raghuvanshi looked to punch straight before digging the bat low. Misses\n Malinga to A Raghuvanshi, OUT Slower one, pulled to deep midwicket. 107ks, dipped was on the lower side from a back of length. Raghuvanshi was early on the pull, bottom hand came off too. Raghuvanshi's season ends with 294 runs \n Malinga to Ramandeep, 1 run Back of length, slightly down leg. Ramandeep goes across and flicks to deep square leg\n Malinga to Pandey, no run Short and slow, Pandey makes room and forehands it to mid-off. Not middled\n Malinga to Pandey, 1 run Knee-roll high full toss on middle, Pandey's beside the line and whips it to deep midwicket\n Malinga to Ramandeep, no run Around a yorker length, jammed to midwicket KKR take an early timeout Do KKR retain Narine and Russell next season too? 5.0K votes Only Narine Only Russell Both Neither\n Dubey to Pandey, no run Makes room and drives the full ball back to the bowler\n Dubey to Pandey, 1 run Goes leg side of the ball to slap it to deep point\n Dubey to Ramandeep, SIX runs Straight six. Ramandeep gets on one knee and tonks it from fourth stump off a length See all photos\n Dubey to Ramandeep, SIX runs Even better, more of an off-drive this time. Mostly bottom hand, on one knee again\n Dubey to Ramandeep, OUT Two sixes, and then leg stump's decked. Quicker stock ball angles in, lands on a length around leg and straightens. Ramandeep looks to defend the line, gets beaten by spin \n Dubey to Harshit Rana, 1 run Full outside off, 97ks, driven to deep cover\n Abhishek to Harshit Rana, FOUR runs Overpitched on off, thumped through cover\n Abhishek to Harshit Rana, no run Length on leg, beaten on the inside edge as he looks to defend straight. Hit on the pad\n Abhishek to Harshit Rana, SIX runs Clears the front leg and clatters it over the bowler. Overpitched on middle there See all photos\n Abhishek to Harshit Rana, SIX runs Harshal and Abhinav are close to the cow-corner boundary, the former drops it and it pops over the boundary. A bit of miscommunication. In the end, an attempt for a high catch bursts through the hands. Was a slog sweep that went high\n Abhishek to Harshit Rana, 2 runs Makes room and slaps it over the infield at cover\n Abhishek to Harshit Rana, 1 run Slog swept hard and flat to deep midwicket. Full and tossed up on middle\n Malinga to Harshit Rana, 1 run Hit on the flank. Shortish ball seamed in and skidded through to hurry Harshit on the flick. That'll sting\n Malinga to Pandey, SIX runs Overpitched, muscled over long-on. Lots of these tonight. Batter clearing the front foot and driving a middle stump ball with a flourish\n Malinga to Pandey, 1 run Slower bouncer doesn't rise much, is pulled to deep midwicket\n Malinga to Harshit Rana, 1 run Fuller side of length at the stumps, Harshit makes room and swipes it to long-on. On the bounce\n Malinga to Pandey, SIX runs And another. Straight of long-on. Missed yorker ends up being a slot ball on leg. Hit 84 metres far\n Malinga to Pandey, SIX runs Over long-on again. Tis is more bottom hand and bottom-hand heavy. Pandey crouches a bit and times it perfectly again\n Harshal to Harshit Rana, no run Spongy bounce off the slower bouncer beats the cut\n Harshal to Harshit Rana, no run Another slower one to beat the horizontal-bat shot. A pull this time, from well outside off. Kept real low\n Harshal to Harshit Rana, no run And again. Back of length through fifth, a bit of spin in. Harshit looking for even bounce again, swings in vain\n Harshal to Harshit Rana, SIX runs Overpitched, launched over long-off this time. 120ks, at the stumps, Harshit's front foot is deep in the crease, in front of middle, back leg out the way and the drive is clean.\n Harshal to Harshit Rana, 1 run Belts it. On the bounce to long-off. Shortish ball at the off-side tramline A bit of dew now on\n Harshal to Pandey, 1 wide Very short slower bouncer lands well outside off, bounces over the batter who lets it go\n Harshal to Pandey, 2 runs Slower bouncer into the body this time. Pulled softly towards midwicket, Harshal chases, slides and throws in one motion. Sharp throw but too quick for the fielder at the stumps. Overthrows brings up the fifty stand\n Unadkat to Harshit Rana, 1 run Wide on a length, slashed to long-off. Klaasen fumbles but it won't cost him\n Unadkat to Pandey, no run Makes room and looks to cut the slower bouncer. Misses\n Unadkat to Pandey, OUT Top-edged pull taken at deep midwicket. Yet another slower bouncer, angling in. Finished fifth stump, around shoulder height. Manish gave it his all, got it off the bottom-half \n Unadkat to Arora, OUT Good shout for lbw, not given. Nvm, Unadkat hits the non-striker's stumps, so there's a run-out appeal too. Sent upstairs. Vaibhav was a touch late to take off, he would've made it had he slid his bat in. The right foot was past the crease but hovering in the air as the ball hit. He was holding his bat with both hands. Was a fullish ball around off that beat the inside edge to hit pad after beating the straight-bat block. Bravo jerked back and hid his face going 'what's that' \n Unadkat to Harshit Rana, no run Massive swipe. Beaten. Slower bouncer over fourth, Norje went for the pull\n Unadkat to Harshit Rana, 1 bye Just over the stumps. Another slower one on a fullish length, beat Harshit's slog sweep AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Malinga to Harshit Rana, FOUR runs Sits up and it's pulled to the right of long-on. Slower bouncer outside off, Harshit coils back and goes upright to middle it\n Malinga to Harshit Rana, 1 wide Another slower bouncer. Very short, over leg stump. Harshit went more for the hook this time\n Malinga to Harshit Rana, no run Big appeal for caught behind. Not given. SRH review. 138ks full ball outside off. Harshit cleared the front foot and looked to go over cover. Replay shows it went below the bottom edge.\n Malinga to Harshit Rana, no run Pace-on bouncer over middle hurries him on the pull\n Malinga to Harshit Rana, OUT Malinga bobbles it but the ball pops up closeby, he dives forward and takes it to end the game. Was a wide, full ball that Harshit tried to slash after making room. 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Loosener and that is dealt with. On a length down .leg, he nudges this fine to the vacant fine leg fence\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run .On a length on Arya's pads, he works this to deep midwicket .Stays over the wicket to Prabhsimran with a slip around\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Short of a good length ball just outside off, he he pats this to the right of short third who .dives and keeps them down to a run\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, no run .In the air but goes to Hazlewood on the bounce. Length ball outside off, he pushes this .on the up to mid-off. Was aerial for quite a bit\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run .Length ball on middle and leg stump, Arya works this to deep backward square leg\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .In the aiiiiiir and just over a leaping Salt at deep third. Oof, Prabhsimran's heart would .have been in his mouth. Short of a length ball outside off, he carves this up and over and .Salt despite that leap can't keep that inside the field of play\nYash Dayal to Arya, no run .On a length outside off stump, he punches this on the up but can't beat cover\nYash Dayal to Arya, FOUR runs .Sliced past short third! Back of a length ball well outside off. They width was the key as .Arya throws his hands at it and beats short third . .Priyansh Arya in IPL, 2025 .INNS .17 .RUNS .463 .SR .181.56 .AVE .28.93 .HS .103\nYash Dayal to Arya, 1 run .Fullish in length just around off stump, he opens the face of the bat and glides this to .the right of Krunal at backward point who does well\nYash Dayal to Prabhsimran, no run .On a length angling away from Prabhsimran just around off stump. He plays with a .slight open face of the bat to point\nYash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Angles the good length ball across Prabhsimran outside off stump, he goes back and .across and guides this to the right of short third\nYash Dayal to Arya, 4 leg byes .Leg-byes and four. They all count and PBKS are away to a bit of a flier. Length ball .down leg, he misses the clip but the ball his pad and runs away to the vacant fine leg .fence\nHazlewood to Prabhsimran, no run .Lands the ball on a length shaping into Prabhsimran on middle and leg. He clips this to .short midwicket\nHazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Quick single. Short of a good length just around off stump, he dabs this late towards .point and sets off. Arya responds .Over the wicket to Arya. A slip is around . .Josh Hazlewood in IPL, 2025 .INNS .12 .WKTS .21 .ECON .8.24 .AVE .15.90 .BEST .4\/33\nHazlewood to Arya, 1 run .Tip and run, again. Good length ball angling across Arya who plays with a slight open .face of the bat towards point\nHazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Put down by Romario Shepherd at deep backward square leg. Oh, my word! These have .to be taken. Back of a length ball on his hips on leg stump. He pulls this flat and with .some speed. Shepherd watches this all the way, but shells it. It came to him around .waist high, and really that should have been held\nHazlewood to Arya, no run .Good length ball angling across Arya outside off, pushed to point\nHazlewood to Arya, 2 runs .Up in the air and falls in no-man's land. The rub of the green so far going PBKS' way. .Was a back of a length ball on middle stump. Arya attempts a short arm jab but the ball .catches his top edge and balloons straight up. There was no one at deep square\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 2 runs .Back of a length ball outside off, Prabhsimran crashes this to the left of mid-off. .Hazlewood sprints behind it and keeps the ball in with a dive.\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 1 run .On a length with a hint of nibble away from Prabhsimran outside off, he pushes towards .point and takes quick run . .Prabhsimran Singh vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .46 .RUNS .78 .OUTS .5 .SR .169.56 .4s\/6s .12\/2\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, no run .Did Bhuvneshwar get a hand to it? That would be so unlucky if Prabhsimran is run out .at the non-striker's end. Oh, scratch all of that. Prabhsimran is inside his crease. Well .done. Length ball on middle, Arya presents the full face of the bat and punches this .back towards the bowler. Bhuvneshwar gets a finger on it as the ball crashes into the .non-striker's stumps. But Prabhsimran was well in\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, no run .On a length outside off, he creams a cover drive on the up but straight to cover\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run .Length ball on Arya's pad, he flicks this to deep midwicket\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run .Just short of a good length around off stump, he pushes this to extra cover\nHazlewood to Arya, 1 wide .Full and way down leg stump, called a wide\nHazlewood to Arya, no run .On a length angling across Arya outside off, he pushes to Kohli at backward point and .they are not going a risk a single to him\nHazlewood to Arya, FOUR runs .Sliced over short third. Not where he was wanting to go, but the result is all that .matters. He backs away big time but Hazlewood follows him cramping him for room .with a a bouncer. He ends up slicing this\nHazlewood to Arya, FOUR runs .Two in two! Backs away one more time and Hazlewood follows him again with a short .of a length ball outside leg. He once again swings at it, and once again slices this in .between the keeper and short third\nHazlewood to Arya, 1 run .Good length ball on the stumps, he works this to midwicket and sets off\nHazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Gets the yorker to tail back into Prabhsimran around middle stump. He digs this .towards mid-on and takes another run\nHazlewood to Arya, OUT .There's the wicket RCB have been searching for and Salt has produced a moment of .absolute brilliance to get that. Back of a length ball on middle stump at 141kph. Arya .picks this up towards the deep square leg fence. Salt, who is stationed behind square, .hares to his right at speed, takes the catch reverse-cupped, throws the ball up in the air .as he loses balance and goes over the ropes. Then comes back into the field of play to .complete it. Exemplary! And the reaction from the RCB fielders shows how much that .wicket means to them .Priyansh Arya c Salt b Hazlewood 24 (19b 4x4 0x6 24m) SR: 126.31\nYash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .On a length on middle stump, he works this to long leg for a run .Inglis is in at No. 3. Dayal is over the wicket\nYash Dayal to Inglis, 2 runs .Inglis gets going right away. Back of a length ball on his hips, he helps this to deep .square leg region for a couple of runs\nYash Dayal to Inglis, no run .Good length ball on leg stump, he works this to midwicket\nYash Dayal to Inglis, no run .Attempts the scoop which does not come off. Jitesh is saying, there is a sound. Dayal .also felt there was something on it. Patidar has reviewed. I don't think Inglis is .anywhere near it. Yep, not out is the verdict from the third ump. Back of a length ball .outside off, he gets right across and looks for a scoop, but misses\nYash Dayal to Inglis, SIX runs .Pulled with disdain and gets six. Banged in short around waist high on leg stump, he .pulls this handsomely over the deep square leg fence\nYash Dayal to Inglis, no run .PBKS get 52 in the powerplay, RCB had got 55. Who's in front? A length ball on off .stump, Inglis defends this to the on-side . .IMPACT SUBRCB .Suyash Sharma .MA Agarwal\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, no run .Dated in on the shorter side just on off, he tips this to point\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Flatter length ball on off stump, he works this to deep midwicket for a run\nKrunal to Inglis, no run .Bowls this quicker and on a length on leg stump, he was looking to flick this away, gets .a thick inside-edge onto pad\nKrunal to Inglis, 1 run .Angles this length ball slower and on middle stump. He eases this to long-on\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, no run .Fuller and down leg, he gets right across his off stump looking for a scoop fine and .misses. The umpire does not call that a wide\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Low full toss well outside off, he pushes this to deep point\nSuyash Sharma to Prabhsimran, 1 run .And almost gets a wicket with it first ball. Tossed up wrong'un on off, he looks to flay it .across the line, gets a thick inside-edge behind square\nSuyash Sharma to Inglis, SIX runs .PUMPED for a six over deep midwicket. Dragged down on the stumps, he rocks back .and deposits it way over Kohli's head\nSuyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run .Darted on off stump, he was looking to pulls it again but the ball comes on quickly and .he can only splice it to long-on\nSuyash Sharma to Prabhsimran, no run .Short and wide, cuts it hard and straight to point\nSuyash Sharma to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .He finally gets one away. Fuller and right in Prabhsimran's slot on middle stump. He .backs away and thumps this straight over the bowler's head .See all photos\nSuyash Sharma to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Wrong'un on a length on middle and leg, he works this to the on-side and sets off for a .quick run\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Marginally short just on off, Prabhsimran works this to deep midwicket for a run\nKrunal to Inglis, 1 run .Mistimed pull to deep midwicket. Was dragged down just around off stump, he pulls not .off the middle . .Prabhsimran Singh vs Krunal Pandya .BALLS .13 .RUNS .10 .OUTS .2 .SR .76.92 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, OUT .The pressure gets the better of Prabhsimran and RCB have another opening. Slower .through the air at 80.9kph on middle stump, getting it to turn away late. Prabhsimran .charges down, does not reach the pitch as he attempts a wild hoick across the line. .Gets a big top edge and Bhuvneshwar at point takes a simple catch .Prabhsimran Singh c Kumar b Pandya 26 (22b 0x4 2x6 42m) SR: 118.18\nKrunal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Tossed up on a length just around off stump, he pushes this to deep cover\nKrunal to Inglis, no run .Angled in on off and middle, he backs away looking to lace this through covers, gets a .thick inside edge back towards the bowler\nKrunal to Inglis, 1 run .On the fuller side on leg stump, he ticks this to the left of Dayal at short fine leg. Was .looking for a second, but Dayal gets rid of the ball quickly\nShepherd to Inglis, FOUR runs .Slower offcutter back of a length on off stump, he pulls and thrashes this to the vacant .deep midwicket fence\nShepherd to Inglis, no run .On-pace good length ball well outside off, he mistimes his slap towards cover\nShepherd to Inglis, 1 run .Slower back of a length ball on off and middle, he gets across and pulls this to the left .of deep square leg . .Shreyas Iyer vs Romario Shepherd .BALLS .3 .RUNS .0 .OUTS .2 .SR .0.00 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nShepherd to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .That's a body blow! Iyer has gone for 1 and RCB are right on top. That was almost a .nothing delivery. Good length ball scrambled seam well outside off at 137kph. Shreyas .plays a lazy cut, gets a thick edge and Jitesh has taken the simplest of catches. No .Shreyas magic tonight and my word, there is bedlam in Ahmedabad at the moment. .Shreyas Iyer c \u2020Sharma b Shepherd 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 50\nShepherd to Wadhera, 1 run .Sharp short of a length ball on middle stump. He gets this around rib-high and works .this behind square\nShepherd to Inglis, 1 run .Slower short of a length ball outside off, he dabs this fine to deep third","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs RCB, Final.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to Arya, FOUR runs PBKS and Arya are away with a four. Loosener and that is dealt with. On a length down leg, he nudges this fine to the vacant fine leg fence\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run On a length on Arya's pads, he works this to deep midwicket Stays over the wicket to Prabhsimran with a slip around\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 1 run Short of a good length ball just outside off, he he pats this to the right of short third who dives and keeps them down to a run\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run In the air but goes to Hazlewood on the bounce. Length ball outside off, he pushes this on the up to mid-off. Was aerial for quite a bit\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run Length ball on middle and leg stump, Arya works this to deep backward square leg\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, SIX runs In the aiiiiiir and just over a leaping Salt at deep third. Oof, Prabhsimran's heart would have been in his mouth. Short of a length ball outside off, he carves this up and over and Salt despite that leap can't keep that inside the field of play\n Yash Dayal to Arya, no run On a length outside off stump, he punches this on the up but can't beat cover\n Yash Dayal to Arya, FOUR runs Sliced past short third! Back of a length ball well outside off. They width was the key as Arya throws his hands at it and beats short third Priyansh Arya in IPL, 2025 INNS 17 RUNS 463 SR 181.56 AVE 28.93 HS 103\n Yash Dayal to Arya, 1 run Fullish in length just around off stump, he opens the face of the bat and glides this to the right of Krunal at backward point who does well\n Yash Dayal to Prabhsimran, no run On a length angling away from Prabhsimran just around off stump. He plays with a slight open face of the bat to point\n Yash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Angles the good length ball across Prabhsimran outside off stump, he goes back and across and guides this to the right of short third\n Yash Dayal to Arya, 4 leg byes Leg-byes and four. They all count and PBKS are away to a bit of a flier. Length ball down leg, he misses the clip but the ball his pad and runs away to the vacant fine leg fence\n Hazlewood to Prabhsimran, no run Lands the ball on a length shaping into Prabhsimran on middle and leg. He clips this to short midwicket\n Hazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run Quick single. Short of a good length just around off stump, he dabs this late towards point and sets off. Arya responds Over the wicket to Arya. A slip is around Josh Hazlewood in IPL, 2025 INNS 12 WKTS 21 ECON 8.24 AVE 15.90 BEST 4\/33\n Hazlewood to Arya, 1 run Tip and run, again. Good length ball angling across Arya who plays with a slight open face of the bat towards point\n Hazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run Put down by Romario Shepherd at deep backward square leg. Oh, my word! These have to be taken. Back of a length ball on his hips on leg stump. He pulls this flat and with some speed. Shepherd watches this all the way, but shells it. It came to him around waist high, and really that should have been held\n Hazlewood to Arya, no run Good length ball angling across Arya outside off, pushed to point\n Hazlewood to Arya, 2 runs Up in the air and falls in no-man's land. The rub of the green so far going PBKS' way. Was a back of a length ball on middle stump. Arya attempts a short arm jab but the ball catches his top edge and balloons straight up. There was no one at deep square\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 2 runs Back of a length ball outside off, Prabhsimran crashes this to the left of mid-off. Hazlewood sprints behind it and keeps the ball in with a dive.\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 1 run On a length with a hint of nibble away from Prabhsimran outside off, he pushes towards point and takes quick run Prabhsimran Singh vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 46 RUNS 78 OUTS 5 SR 169.56 4s\/6s 12\/2\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run Did Bhuvneshwar get a hand to it? That would be so unlucky if Prabhsimran is run out at the non-striker's end. Oh, scratch all of that. Prabhsimran is inside his crease. Well done. Length ball on middle, Arya presents the full face of the bat and punches this back towards the bowler. Bhuvneshwar gets a finger on it as the ball crashes into the non-striker's stumps. But Prabhsimran was well in\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run On a length outside off, he creams a cover drive on the up but straight to cover\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run Length ball on Arya's pad, he flicks this to deep midwicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run Just short of a good length around off stump, he pushes this to extra cover\n Hazlewood to Arya, 1 wide Full and way down leg stump, called a wide\n Hazlewood to Arya, no run On a length angling across Arya outside off, he pushes to Kohli at backward point and they are not going a risk a single to him\n Hazlewood to Arya, FOUR runs Sliced over short third. Not where he was wanting to go, but the result is all that matters. He backs away big time but Hazlewood follows him cramping him for room with a a bouncer. He ends up slicing this\n Hazlewood to Arya, FOUR runs Two in two! Backs away one more time and Hazlewood follows him again with a short of a length ball outside leg. He once again swings at it, and once again slices this in between the keeper and short third\n Hazlewood to Arya, 1 run Good length ball on the stumps, he works this to midwicket and sets off\n Hazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run Gets the yorker to tail back into Prabhsimran around middle stump. He digs this towards mid-on and takes another run\n Hazlewood to Arya, OUT There's the wicket RCB have been searching for and Salt has produced a moment of absolute brilliance to get that. Back of a length ball on middle stump at 141kph. Arya picks this up towards the deep square leg fence. Salt, who is stationed behind square, hares to his right at speed, takes the catch reverse-cupped, throws the ball up in the air as he loses balance and goes over the ropes. Then comes back into the field of play to complete it. Exemplary! And the reaction from the RCB fielders shows how much that wicket means to them \n Yash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run On a length on middle stump, he works this to long leg for a run Inglis is in at No. 3. Dayal is over the wicket\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, 2 runs Inglis gets going right away. Back of a length ball on his hips, he helps this to deep square leg region for a couple of runs\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, no run Good length ball on leg stump, he works this to midwicket\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, no run Attempts the scoop which does not come off. Jitesh is saying, there is a sound. Dayal also felt there was something on it. Patidar has reviewed. I don't think Inglis is anywhere near it. Yep, not out is the verdict from the third ump. Back of a length ball outside off, he gets right across and looks for a scoop, but misses\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, SIX runs Pulled with disdain and gets six. Banged in short around waist high on leg stump, he pulls this handsomely over the deep square leg fence\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, no run PBKS get 52 in the powerplay, RCB had got 55. Who's in front? A length ball on off stump, Inglis defends this to the on-side IMPACT SUBRCB Suyash Sharma MA Agarwal\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, no run Dated in on the shorter side just on off, he tips this to point\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Flatter length ball on off stump, he works this to deep midwicket for a run\n Krunal to Inglis, no run Bowls this quicker and on a length on leg stump, he was looking to flick this away, gets a thick inside-edge onto pad\n Krunal to Inglis, 1 run Angles this length ball slower and on middle stump. He eases this to long-on\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, no run Fuller and down leg, he gets right across his off stump looking for a scoop fine and misses. The umpire does not call that a wide\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Low full toss well outside off, he pushes this to deep point\n Suyash Sharma to Prabhsimran, 1 run And almost gets a wicket with it first ball. Tossed up wrong'un on off, he looks to flay it across the line, gets a thick inside-edge behind square\n Suyash Sharma to Inglis, SIX runs PUMPED for a six over deep midwicket. Dragged down on the stumps, he rocks back and deposits it way over Kohli's head\n Suyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run Darted on off stump, he was looking to pulls it again but the ball comes on quickly and he can only splice it to long-on\n Suyash Sharma to Prabhsimran, no run Short and wide, cuts it hard and straight to point\n Suyash Sharma to Prabhsimran, SIX runs He finally gets one away. Fuller and right in Prabhsimran's slot on middle stump. He backs away and thumps this straight over the bowler's head See all photos\n Suyash Sharma to Prabhsimran, 1 run Wrong'un on a length on middle and leg, he works this to the on-side and sets off for a quick run\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Marginally short just on off, Prabhsimran works this to deep midwicket for a run\n Krunal to Inglis, 1 run Mistimed pull to deep midwicket. Was dragged down just around off stump, he pulls not off the middle Prabhsimran Singh vs Krunal Pandya BALLS 13 RUNS 10 OUTS 2 SR 76.92 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, OUT The pressure gets the better of Prabhsimran and RCB have another opening. Slower through the air at 80.9kph on middle stump, getting it to turn away late. Prabhsimran charges down, does not reach the pitch as he attempts a wild hoick across the line. Gets a big top edge and Bhuvneshwar at point takes a simple catch \n Krunal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Tossed up on a length just around off stump, he pushes this to deep cover\n Krunal to Inglis, no run Angled in on off and middle, he backs away looking to lace this through covers, gets a thick inside edge back towards the bowler\n Krunal to Inglis, 1 run On the fuller side on leg stump, he ticks this to the left of Dayal at short fine leg. Was looking for a second, but Dayal gets rid of the ball quickly\n Shepherd to Inglis, FOUR runs Slower offcutter back of a length on off stump, he pulls and thrashes this to the vacant deep midwicket fence\n Shepherd to Inglis, no run On-pace good length ball well outside off, he mistimes his slap towards cover\n Shepherd to Inglis, 1 run Slower back of a length ball on off and middle, he gets across and pulls this to the left of deep square leg Shreyas Iyer vs Romario Shepherd BALLS 3 RUNS 0 OUTS 2 SR 0.00 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Shepherd to Shreyas Iyer, OUT That's a body blow! Iyer has gone for 1 and RCB are right on top. That was almost a nothing delivery. Good length ball scrambled seam well outside off at 137kph. Shreyas plays a lazy cut, gets a thick edge and Jitesh has taken the simplest of catches. No Shreyas magic tonight and my word, there is bedlam in Ahmedabad at the moment. \n Shepherd to Wadhera, 1 run Sharp short of a length ball on middle stump. He gets this around rib-high and works this behind square\n Shepherd to Inglis, 1 run Slower short of a length ball outside off, he dabs this fine to deep third","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Inglis","Prabhsimran","Shreyas Iyer","Wadhera"],"Runs":[24.0,24.0,26.0,1.0,1.0],"Balls_Faced":[19,16,22,2,1],"Fours":[4,1,0,0,0],"Sixes":[0,2,2,0,0],"S\/R":[126.32,150.0,118.18,50.0,100.0],"dismissal":["c Salt b Hazlewood","Not Out","c Kumar b Pandya","c \u2020Sharma b Shepherd","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Hazlewood","Krunal","Shepherd","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[12,12,12,6,6,12],"Runs_Given":[17.0,16.0,7.0,7.0,15.0,15.0],"Wickets":[0,1,1,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Bhuvneshwar to Arya, FOUR runs .PBKS and Arya are away with a four. Loosener and that is dealt with. On a length down .leg, he nudges this fine to the vacant fine leg fence\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run .On a length on Arya's pads, he works this to deep midwicket .Stays over the wicket to Prabhsimran with a slip around\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Short of a good length ball just outside off, he he pats this to the right of short third who .dives and keeps them down to a run\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, no run .In the air but goes to Hazlewood on the bounce. Length ball outside off, he pushes this .on the up to mid-off. Was aerial for quite a bit\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run .Length ball on middle and leg stump, Arya works this to deep backward square leg\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .In the aiiiiiir and just over a leaping Salt at deep third. Oof, Prabhsimran's heart would .have been in his mouth. Short of a length ball outside off, he carves this up and over and .Salt despite that leap can't keep that inside the field of play\nYash Dayal to Arya, no run .On a length outside off stump, he punches this on the up but can't beat cover\nYash Dayal to Arya, FOUR runs .Sliced past short third! Back of a length ball well outside off. They width was the key as .Arya throws his hands at it and beats short third . .Priyansh Arya in IPL, 2025 .INNS .17 .RUNS .463 .SR .181.56 .AVE .28.93 .HS .103\nYash Dayal to Arya, 1 run .Fullish in length just around off stump, he opens the face of the bat and glides this to .the right of Krunal at backward point who does well\nYash Dayal to Prabhsimran, no run .On a length angling away from Prabhsimran just around off stump. He plays with a .slight open face of the bat to point\nYash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Angles the good length ball across Prabhsimran outside off stump, he goes back and .across and guides this to the right of short third\nYash Dayal to Arya, 4 leg byes .Leg-byes and four. They all count and PBKS are away to a bit of a flier. Length ball .down leg, he misses the clip but the ball his pad and runs away to the vacant fine leg .fence\nHazlewood to Prabhsimran, no run .Lands the ball on a length shaping into Prabhsimran on middle and leg. He clips this to .short midwicket\nHazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Quick single. Short of a good length just around off stump, he dabs this late towards .point and sets off. Arya responds .Over the wicket to Arya. A slip is around . .Josh Hazlewood in IPL, 2025 .INNS .12 .WKTS .21 .ECON .8.24 .AVE .15.90 .BEST .4\/33\nHazlewood to Arya, 1 run .Tip and run, again. Good length ball angling across Arya who plays with a slight open .face of the bat towards point\nHazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Put down by Romario Shepherd at deep backward square leg. Oh, my word! These have .to be taken. Back of a length ball on his hips on leg stump. He pulls this flat and with .some speed. Shepherd watches this all the way, but shells it. It came to him around .waist high, and really that should have been held\nHazlewood to Arya, no run .Good length ball angling across Arya outside off, pushed to point\nHazlewood to Arya, 2 runs .Up in the air and falls in no-man's land. The rub of the green so far going PBKS' way. .Was a back of a length ball on middle stump. Arya attempts a short arm jab but the ball .catches his top edge and balloons straight up. There was no one at deep square\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 2 runs .Back of a length ball outside off, Prabhsimran crashes this to the left of mid-off. .Hazlewood sprints behind it and keeps the ball in with a dive.\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 1 run .On a length with a hint of nibble away from Prabhsimran outside off, he pushes towards .point and takes quick run . .Prabhsimran Singh vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .46 .RUNS .78 .OUTS .5 .SR .169.56 .4s\/6s .12\/2\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, no run .Did Bhuvneshwar get a hand to it? That would be so unlucky if Prabhsimran is run out .at the non-striker's end. Oh, scratch all of that. Prabhsimran is inside his crease. Well .done. Length ball on middle, Arya presents the full face of the bat and punches this .back towards the bowler. Bhuvneshwar gets a finger on it as the ball crashes into the .non-striker's stumps. But Prabhsimran was well in\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, no run .On a length outside off, he creams a cover drive on the up but straight to cover\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run .Length ball on Arya's pad, he flicks this to deep midwicket\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run .Just short of a good length around off stump, he pushes this to extra cover\nHazlewood to Arya, 1 wide .Full and way down leg stump, called a wide\nHazlewood to Arya, no run .On a length angling across Arya outside off, he pushes to Kohli at backward point and .they are not going a risk a single to him\nHazlewood to Arya, FOUR runs .Sliced over short third. Not where he was wanting to go, but the result is all that .matters. He backs away big time but Hazlewood follows him cramping him for room .with a a bouncer. He ends up slicing this\nHazlewood to Arya, FOUR runs .Two in two! Backs away one more time and Hazlewood follows him again with a short .of a length ball outside leg. He once again swings at it, and once again slices this in .between the keeper and short third\nHazlewood to Arya, 1 run .Good length ball on the stumps, he works this to midwicket and sets off\nHazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Gets the yorker to tail back into Prabhsimran around middle stump. He digs this .towards mid-on and takes another run\nHazlewood to Arya, OUT .There's the wicket RCB have been searching for and Salt has produced a moment of .absolute brilliance to get that. Back of a length ball on middle stump at 141kph. Arya .picks this up towards the deep square leg fence. Salt, who is stationed behind square, .hares to his right at speed, takes the catch reverse-cupped, throws the ball up in the air .as he loses balance and goes over the ropes. Then comes back into the field of play to .complete it. Exemplary! And the reaction from the RCB fielders shows how much that .wicket means to them .Priyansh Arya c Salt b Hazlewood 24 (19b 4x4 0x6 24m) SR: 126.31\nYash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .On a length on middle stump, he works this to long leg for a run .Inglis is in at No. 3. Dayal is over the wicket\nYash Dayal to Inglis, 2 runs .Inglis gets going right away. Back of a length ball on his hips, he helps this to deep .square leg region for a couple of runs\nYash Dayal to Inglis, no run .Good length ball on leg stump, he works this to midwicket\nYash Dayal to Inglis, no run .Attempts the scoop which does not come off. Jitesh is saying, there is a sound. Dayal .also felt there was something on it. Patidar has reviewed. I don't think Inglis is .anywhere near it. Yep, not out is the verdict from the third ump. Back of a length ball .outside off, he gets right across and looks for a scoop, but misses\nYash Dayal to Inglis, SIX runs .Pulled with disdain and gets six. Banged in short around waist high on leg stump, he .pulls this handsomely over the deep square leg fence\nYash Dayal to Inglis, no run .PBKS get 52 in the powerplay, RCB had got 55. Who's in front? A length ball on off .stump, Inglis defends this to the on-side . .IMPACT SUBRCB .Suyash Sharma .MA Agarwal\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, no run .Dated in on the shorter side just on off, he tips this to point\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Flatter length ball on off stump, he works this to deep midwicket for a run\nKrunal to Inglis, no run .Bowls this quicker and on a length on leg stump, he was looking to flick this away, gets .a thick inside-edge onto pad\nKrunal to Inglis, 1 run .Angles this length ball slower and on middle stump. He eases this to long-on\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, no run .Fuller and down leg, he gets right across his off stump looking for a scoop fine and .misses. The umpire does not call that a wide\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Low full toss well outside off, he pushes this to deep point\nSuyash Sharma to Prabhsimran, 1 run .And almost gets a wicket with it first ball. Tossed up wrong'un on off, he looks to flay it .across the line, gets a thick inside-edge behind square\nSuyash Sharma to Inglis, SIX runs .PUMPED for a six over deep midwicket. Dragged down on the stumps, he rocks back .and deposits it way over Kohli's head\nSuyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run .Darted on off stump, he was looking to pulls it again but the ball comes on quickly and .he can only splice it to long-on\nSuyash Sharma to Prabhsimran, no run .Short and wide, cuts it hard and straight to point\nSuyash Sharma to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .He finally gets one away. Fuller and right in Prabhsimran's slot on middle stump. He .backs away and thumps this straight over the bowler's head .See all photos\nSuyash Sharma to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Wrong'un on a length on middle and leg, he works this to the on-side and sets off for a .quick run\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Marginally short just on off, Prabhsimran works this to deep midwicket for a run\nKrunal to Inglis, 1 run .Mistimed pull to deep midwicket. Was dragged down just around off stump, he pulls not .off the middle . .Prabhsimran Singh vs Krunal Pandya .BALLS .13 .RUNS .10 .OUTS .2 .SR .76.92 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, OUT .The pressure gets the better of Prabhsimran and RCB have another opening. Slower .through the air at 80.9kph on middle stump, getting it to turn away late. Prabhsimran .charges down, does not reach the pitch as he attempts a wild hoick across the line. .Gets a big top edge and Bhuvneshwar at point takes a simple catch .Prabhsimran Singh c Kumar b Pandya 26 (22b 0x4 2x6 42m) SR: 118.18\nKrunal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Tossed up on a length just around off stump, he pushes this to deep cover\nKrunal to Inglis, no run .Angled in on off and middle, he backs away looking to lace this through covers, gets a .thick inside edge back towards the bowler\nKrunal to Inglis, 1 run .On the fuller side on leg stump, he ticks this to the left of Dayal at short fine leg. Was .looking for a second, but Dayal gets rid of the ball quickly\nShepherd to Inglis, FOUR runs .Slower offcutter back of a length on off stump, he pulls and thrashes this to the vacant .deep midwicket fence\nShepherd to Inglis, no run .On-pace good length ball well outside off, he mistimes his slap towards cover\nShepherd to Inglis, 1 run .Slower back of a length ball on off and middle, he gets across and pulls this to the left .of deep square leg . .Shreyas Iyer vs Romario Shepherd .BALLS .3 .RUNS .0 .OUTS .2 .SR .0.00 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nShepherd to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .That's a body blow! Iyer has gone for 1 and RCB are right on top. That was almost a .nothing delivery. Good length ball scrambled seam well outside off at 137kph. Shreyas .plays a lazy cut, gets a thick edge and Jitesh has taken the simplest of catches. No .Shreyas magic tonight and my word, there is bedlam in Ahmedabad at the moment. .Shreyas Iyer c \u2020Sharma b Shepherd 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 50\nShepherd to Wadhera, 1 run .Sharp short of a length ball on middle stump. He gets this around rib-high and works .this behind square\nShepherd to Inglis, 1 run .Slower short of a length ball outside off, he dabs this fine to deep third\nKrunal to Inglis, SIX runs .Short, and that's pulled for another flat six over midwicket. Top-of-stump height, Inglis .crouches which staying in the crease and swivels late\nKrunal to Inglis, no run .Shortish and fired in on a back of length. Leg-stump line. Beats the flick and hits thigh .pad\nKrunal to Inglis, 1 run .Makes room and cuts the 92ks length ball around leg to deep point\nKrunal to Wadhera, no run .Lbw appeal but that might've landed down leg. Length ball on the pads, Wadhera tried to .paddle it while standing upright.\nKrunal to Wadhera, no run .Full on middle, worked back to the bowler. More cheers from the crowd\nKrunal to Wadhera, no run .Krunal runs to the left to cut the single, another cheer. Was a length ball on fourth that .was flicked off the back foot\nShepherd to Inglis, 1 run .Slings a yorker from an 11'o clock angle on the base of middle, clipped to deep square .leg\nShepherd to Wadhera, no run .Hard length on fourth, Wadhera inside edges an attempted punch to cover. Finds .midwicket\nShepherd to Wadhera, 1 wide .Wide full toss lands on the grass but it's after the pitch. Let go.\nShepherd to Wadhera, no run .Length on fifth, skiddy, might've been slow. No, 137ks. Cut to cover\nShepherd to Wadhera, 1 run .Fullish on off, clipped to deep midwicket who runs in\nShepherd to Inglis, SIX runs .Another teasing six over deep midwicket for Inglis. Read the slower short ball early, .sprung up and pulled it off rib-height. Livingstone goes to he his diagonal right but it .sails over him\nShepherd to Inglis, 1 run .Goes for the ramp despite the deep fielder in position for it. Edges the bouncer to deep .third\nKrunal to Inglis, OUT .Krunal's winning it for RCB, he started the wicket flow and now has Inglis caught at the .long-on boundary. He charges towards the fielder as RCB party. Livingstone, on the .boundary, moved to the right and snaffled it over his right shoulder. Inglis tried to make .the play by making room and dancing down early, got a 100ks fullish ball angling in, bat- .face turned inwards. Inglis was jumping, trying to will it over the boundary. Can't .Josh Inglis c Livingstone b Pandya 39 (23b 1x4 4x6 35m) SR: 169.56\nKrunal to Shashank Singh, no run .Fullish outside off, punched with the spin to cover\nKrunal to Shashank Singh, no run .Full on leg, blocked to the bowler\nKrunal to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Fullish on fourth, spins away a bit and holds a touch, batter into the cover drive a touch .too early. Ball hovers in the air before rolling to deep cover\nKrunal to Wadhera, 1 run .Pulls it from a slightly short length to deep square leg\nKrunal to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Flat 94ks length ball on off, punched to the bowler's left. He parries it towards cover .with a dive and looks down as to catch his breath. As of now, he's turned the game .PBKS take the timeout right away\nSuyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, 1 leg bye .Fired down leg, length ball. Goes past the flick, keeper half-stops it. Oh wait, RCB have .reviewed. It's close to the left edge of the front pad. Just over the knee-roll. Ultra-Edge .confirms a tickle. Review retained\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, no run .Beaten on the reverse sweep. Premeditated, went for it despite the full ball being wide, .stood where he was and tried to reach out with his hands\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, 2 runs .Sharp throw from Krunal but they make it back. Was a slightly short ball on fourth, .turned away, worked off the back foot\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, no run .Another reverse beaten. Tries to hit it on the rise this time, the length ball on fourth goes .straight through\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, 1 run .Cut to deep point. On a length, fifth stump, skidding through\nSuyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Suyash finishes well. PBKS keep trying to whack it but aren't finding the timing. .Shashank cloths a flat-bat hit to a shortish ball on fourth to the left of the bowler. Half- .stopped\nShepherd to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .Overpitched, driven over the bowler. At the stumps too. Allows a step-hit\nShepherd to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Pulls the short ball to deep square leg\nShepherd to Wadhera, SIX runs .Slogged off a length. Fourth-stump ball, just under stump height. Shepherd slinging it .again, Wadhera's bat swinging from the direction of third over midwicket\nShepherd to Wadhera, 1 run .Tries to pull it, gets hurried a touch. To midwicket it goes\nShepherd to Shashank Singh, no run .Slower bouncer around head-height. A touch wide, Shashank takes a step across and .cuts. Finds point on the bounce\nShepherd to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Half-tracker is slow, Shashank goes across and pulls to deep midwicket. Kohli standing .well inside the boundary there\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Crowd's getting excited... no, dies down as it goes on the bounce to long-on. Hard- .length, pace-on. Shashank goes across to get inside the line and pulls .No deep cover or long-off\nHazlewood to Wadhera, 1 run .Goes across for the ramp, gets followed by a yorker on the tramline. Not middled, gets it .to short fine leg\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .Shashank is able to get inside the line and connect with the pull. Gets it super fine and .over the boundary for a 64-metre six. Was an offcutter on leg around rib-height .See all photos\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, 1 leg bye .Leg-stump yorker beats the flick and goes off the shoe to deep fine leg. LBW was turned .down, Hazlewood was interested and convinces Patidar to review. No bat involved. Hit .the outer-edge of the front pad, might've reversed, impact umpire's call and missing leg. .RCB are out of reviews.\nHazlewood to Wadhera, 1 wide .Almost gets bowled around the legs. Wadhera went across and tried to sweep the full .ball, it went just outside leg\nHazlewood to Wadhera, 1 run .Low fully on sixth, Wadhera drives from where he stands to deep cover\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .Rare slot ball from Hazlewood, Shashank drives through the line. Gets it straight of long-\nBhuvneshwar to Wadhera, no run .Yorker on fourth, jammed down the pitch\nBhuvneshwar to Wadhera, OUT .Wadhera's misery ends, fans are ecstatic. Krunal's pumped too, takes the catch running .in from deep cover and pumps his fists in delight. Was a full, wide 134ks ball. Close to .the tramline. Wadhera had an open stance and then didn't get across, tried to reach out .with his hands. Toed the lofted drive .Nehal Wadhera c Pandya b Kumar 15 (18b 0x4 1x6 32m) SR: 83.33\nBhuvneshwar to Stoinis, SIX runs .Wow, he's caressed it but cleared the wide-long-off boundary with ease. First ball! Was a .wide, full ball, uses long leavers and drives\nBhuvneshwar to Stoinis, OUT .Six and out for Stoinis, he whacks the turf with his bat. The reach wasn't enough to .scythe this wide yorker in the gap, found short third. Bread-basket catch for Dayal. .Fielders and crowd are jubilant. Kohli turns to the AB de Villiers ,smiling outside the .boundary, and pumps his fists. .Marcus Stoinis c Yash Dayal b Kumar 6 (2b 0x4 1x6 2m) SR: 300\nBhuvneshwar to Azmatullah, 1 run .Wide on a fullish length, driven to deep point\nBhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Overpitched on fourth, punched to long-off\nYash Dayal to Shashank Singh, 1 leg bye .Dayal confident that was lbw, not given. Went yorker on leg, landed just outside the line. .Beat the leg glance, went off the pad towards fine leg\nYash Dayal to Azmatullah, OUT .Proper collapse on now! Taken at short third, the cheers from the crowd is wowing ABD. .Was an 116ks cutter, full on fourth. Omarzai, with an open stance, tried to slug it over .cow corner. Top edged it to short third. Bhandage, the sub fielder, takes it .Azmatullah Omarzai c sub (MS Bhandage) b Yash Dayal 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 50\nYash Dayal to Jamieson, 1 leg bye .Full down leg, beats the flick. Goes off the pad towards square leg\nYash Dayal to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .Almost taken! Shepherd flies to the right from backward square leg, can only parry it off .the right hand to the deep fielder. Was a shin-high full toss. Shashank got under it and .tried to sweep\nYash Dayal to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Full toss, three-quarters of the way up the stumps. Whacked, but not off the middle, to .deep square leg\nYash Dayal to Jamieson, no run .Yorker aimed at the pads. Not perfect but Jamieson doesn't get underneath, clips it to .deep midwicket. They don't take a run!\nBhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .Bhuvi misses the yorker and gets tonked. Seam-up, lowish full toss on fourth. Launched .through the line, over long-on . .Bhuvneshwar Kumar in death overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1730 .WKTS .127 .4s\/6s .236\/110 .ECON .9.57 .AVE .21.74\nBhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, no run .Reversing yorker lands perfectly and sears towards off. Shashank can only jam it to the .off side\nBhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, no run .Another dot, nearly done now. Bhuvi goes yorker again, gets it on middle. Shashank is a .touch too far across, drills it against the angle to long-off. No run .Chants at their healthiest, Kohli's beaming\nBhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .Spins away from Krunal at deep fine leg, he ran left, it went to his right late in the piece. .Was a low full toss that was lapped\nBhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .Low fully on leg, can't get underneath it. Flicked through square leg, they manage two\nBhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Another perfect yorker, Bhuvi's nearly sealed this. Fourth-stump line, Shashank jams it .on its head, towards the diagonal right of the keeper for a single\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, no run .Gets away with a full toss! Fans go up again. Lowish full toss around leg, Shashank .went across and that worked against him. Tried to help it along, missed it\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, no run .Slapped to long-off along the ground. Into mathematically-impossible territory now. And .the crowd pops off, Kohli has his hands on his mouth. RCB's supporters in the stands .can hardly believe it!\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .Connects, too late though. Shashank shakes his head after flicking the low fully on .middle over square leg\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .Top-edged pull goes over the keeper. Goes to the fence but Krunal's applauding and .roaring, smiles in their dugout too\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .Slot ball at the stumps, launched over midwicket. Shashank gets to fifty but it'll only be .a consolation .Final ball\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .Clears the cover boundary but it's Patidar who's charging with a smile! Kohli has his .head in the ground, he's thrilled when's back up. Has many of his team-mates hugging. .The party won't end tonight! .See all photos","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs RCB, Final.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to Arya, FOUR runs PBKS and Arya are away with a four. Loosener and that is dealt with. On a length down leg, he nudges this fine to the vacant fine leg fence\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run On a length on Arya's pads, he works this to deep midwicket Stays over the wicket to Prabhsimran with a slip around\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 1 run Short of a good length ball just outside off, he he pats this to the right of short third who dives and keeps them down to a run\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run In the air but goes to Hazlewood on the bounce. Length ball outside off, he pushes this on the up to mid-off. Was aerial for quite a bit\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run Length ball on middle and leg stump, Arya works this to deep backward square leg\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, SIX runs In the aiiiiiir and just over a leaping Salt at deep third. Oof, Prabhsimran's heart would have been in his mouth. Short of a length ball outside off, he carves this up and over and Salt despite that leap can't keep that inside the field of play\n Yash Dayal to Arya, no run On a length outside off stump, he punches this on the up but can't beat cover\n Yash Dayal to Arya, FOUR runs Sliced past short third! Back of a length ball well outside off. They width was the key as Arya throws his hands at it and beats short third Priyansh Arya in IPL, 2025 INNS 17 RUNS 463 SR 181.56 AVE 28.93 HS 103\n Yash Dayal to Arya, 1 run Fullish in length just around off stump, he opens the face of the bat and glides this to the right of Krunal at backward point who does well\n Yash Dayal to Prabhsimran, no run On a length angling away from Prabhsimran just around off stump. He plays with a slight open face of the bat to point\n Yash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Angles the good length ball across Prabhsimran outside off stump, he goes back and across and guides this to the right of short third\n Yash Dayal to Arya, 4 leg byes Leg-byes and four. They all count and PBKS are away to a bit of a flier. Length ball down leg, he misses the clip but the ball his pad and runs away to the vacant fine leg fence\n Hazlewood to Prabhsimran, no run Lands the ball on a length shaping into Prabhsimran on middle and leg. He clips this to short midwicket\n Hazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run Quick single. Short of a good length just around off stump, he dabs this late towards point and sets off. Arya responds Over the wicket to Arya. A slip is around Josh Hazlewood in IPL, 2025 INNS 12 WKTS 21 ECON 8.24 AVE 15.90 BEST 4\/33\n Hazlewood to Arya, 1 run Tip and run, again. Good length ball angling across Arya who plays with a slight open face of the bat towards point\n Hazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run Put down by Romario Shepherd at deep backward square leg. Oh, my word! These have to be taken. Back of a length ball on his hips on leg stump. He pulls this flat and with some speed. Shepherd watches this all the way, but shells it. It came to him around waist high, and really that should have been held\n Hazlewood to Arya, no run Good length ball angling across Arya outside off, pushed to point\n Hazlewood to Arya, 2 runs Up in the air and falls in no-man's land. The rub of the green so far going PBKS' way. Was a back of a length ball on middle stump. Arya attempts a short arm jab but the ball catches his top edge and balloons straight up. There was no one at deep square\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 2 runs Back of a length ball outside off, Prabhsimran crashes this to the left of mid-off. Hazlewood sprints behind it and keeps the ball in with a dive.\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 1 run On a length with a hint of nibble away from Prabhsimran outside off, he pushes towards point and takes quick run Prabhsimran Singh vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 46 RUNS 78 OUTS 5 SR 169.56 4s\/6s 12\/2\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run Did Bhuvneshwar get a hand to it? That would be so unlucky if Prabhsimran is run out at the non-striker's end. Oh, scratch all of that. Prabhsimran is inside his crease. Well done. Length ball on middle, Arya presents the full face of the bat and punches this back towards the bowler. Bhuvneshwar gets a finger on it as the ball crashes into the non-striker's stumps. But Prabhsimran was well in\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run On a length outside off, he creams a cover drive on the up but straight to cover\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run Length ball on Arya's pad, he flicks this to deep midwicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run Just short of a good length around off stump, he pushes this to extra cover\n Hazlewood to Arya, 1 wide Full and way down leg stump, called a wide\n Hazlewood to Arya, no run On a length angling across Arya outside off, he pushes to Kohli at backward point and they are not going a risk a single to him\n Hazlewood to Arya, FOUR runs Sliced over short third. Not where he was wanting to go, but the result is all that matters. He backs away big time but Hazlewood follows him cramping him for room with a a bouncer. He ends up slicing this\n Hazlewood to Arya, FOUR runs Two in two! Backs away one more time and Hazlewood follows him again with a short of a length ball outside leg. He once again swings at it, and once again slices this in between the keeper and short third\n Hazlewood to Arya, 1 run Good length ball on the stumps, he works this to midwicket and sets off\n Hazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run Gets the yorker to tail back into Prabhsimran around middle stump. He digs this towards mid-on and takes another run\n Hazlewood to Arya, OUT There's the wicket RCB have been searching for and Salt has produced a moment of absolute brilliance to get that. Back of a length ball on middle stump at 141kph. Arya picks this up towards the deep square leg fence. Salt, who is stationed behind square, hares to his right at speed, takes the catch reverse-cupped, throws the ball up in the air as he loses balance and goes over the ropes. Then comes back into the field of play to complete it. Exemplary! And the reaction from the RCB fielders shows how much that wicket means to them \n Yash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run On a length on middle stump, he works this to long leg for a run Inglis is in at No. 3. Dayal is over the wicket\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, 2 runs Inglis gets going right away. Back of a length ball on his hips, he helps this to deep square leg region for a couple of runs\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, no run Good length ball on leg stump, he works this to midwicket\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, no run Attempts the scoop which does not come off. Jitesh is saying, there is a sound. Dayal also felt there was something on it. Patidar has reviewed. I don't think Inglis is anywhere near it. Yep, not out is the verdict from the third ump. Back of a length ball outside off, he gets right across and looks for a scoop, but misses\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, SIX runs Pulled with disdain and gets six. Banged in short around waist high on leg stump, he pulls this handsomely over the deep square leg fence\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, no run PBKS get 52 in the powerplay, RCB had got 55. Who's in front? A length ball on off stump, Inglis defends this to the on-side IMPACT SUBRCB Suyash Sharma MA Agarwal\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, no run Dated in on the shorter side just on off, he tips this to point\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Flatter length ball on off stump, he works this to deep midwicket for a run\n Krunal to Inglis, no run Bowls this quicker and on a length on leg stump, he was looking to flick this away, gets a thick inside-edge onto pad\n Krunal to Inglis, 1 run Angles this length ball slower and on middle stump. He eases this to long-on\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, no run Fuller and down leg, he gets right across his off stump looking for a scoop fine and misses. The umpire does not call that a wide\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Low full toss well outside off, he pushes this to deep point\n Suyash Sharma to Prabhsimran, 1 run And almost gets a wicket with it first ball. Tossed up wrong'un on off, he looks to flay it across the line, gets a thick inside-edge behind square\n Suyash Sharma to Inglis, SIX runs PUMPED for a six over deep midwicket. Dragged down on the stumps, he rocks back and deposits it way over Kohli's head\n Suyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run Darted on off stump, he was looking to pulls it again but the ball comes on quickly and he can only splice it to long-on\n Suyash Sharma to Prabhsimran, no run Short and wide, cuts it hard and straight to point\n Suyash Sharma to Prabhsimran, SIX runs He finally gets one away. Fuller and right in Prabhsimran's slot on middle stump. He backs away and thumps this straight over the bowler's head See all photos\n Suyash Sharma to Prabhsimran, 1 run Wrong'un on a length on middle and leg, he works this to the on-side and sets off for a quick run\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Marginally short just on off, Prabhsimran works this to deep midwicket for a run\n Krunal to Inglis, 1 run Mistimed pull to deep midwicket. Was dragged down just around off stump, he pulls not off the middle Prabhsimran Singh vs Krunal Pandya BALLS 13 RUNS 10 OUTS 2 SR 76.92 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, OUT The pressure gets the better of Prabhsimran and RCB have another opening. Slower through the air at 80.9kph on middle stump, getting it to turn away late. Prabhsimran charges down, does not reach the pitch as he attempts a wild hoick across the line. Gets a big top edge and Bhuvneshwar at point takes a simple catch \n Krunal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Tossed up on a length just around off stump, he pushes this to deep cover\n Krunal to Inglis, no run Angled in on off and middle, he backs away looking to lace this through covers, gets a thick inside edge back towards the bowler\n Krunal to Inglis, 1 run On the fuller side on leg stump, he ticks this to the left of Dayal at short fine leg. Was looking for a second, but Dayal gets rid of the ball quickly\n Shepherd to Inglis, FOUR runs Slower offcutter back of a length on off stump, he pulls and thrashes this to the vacant deep midwicket fence\n Shepherd to Inglis, no run On-pace good length ball well outside off, he mistimes his slap towards cover\n Shepherd to Inglis, 1 run Slower back of a length ball on off and middle, he gets across and pulls this to the left of deep square leg Shreyas Iyer vs Romario Shepherd BALLS 3 RUNS 0 OUTS 2 SR 0.00 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Shepherd to Shreyas Iyer, OUT That's a body blow! Iyer has gone for 1 and RCB are right on top. That was almost a nothing delivery. Good length ball scrambled seam well outside off at 137kph. Shreyas plays a lazy cut, gets a thick edge and Jitesh has taken the simplest of catches. No Shreyas magic tonight and my word, there is bedlam in Ahmedabad at the moment. \n Shepherd to Wadhera, 1 run Sharp short of a length ball on middle stump. He gets this around rib-high and works this behind square\n Shepherd to Inglis, 1 run Slower short of a length ball outside off, he dabs this fine to deep third\n Krunal to Inglis, SIX runs Short, and that's pulled for another flat six over midwicket. Top-of-stump height, Inglis crouches which staying in the crease and swivels late\n Krunal to Inglis, no run Shortish and fired in on a back of length. Leg-stump line. Beats the flick and hits thigh pad\n Krunal to Inglis, 1 run Makes room and cuts the 92ks length ball around leg to deep point\n Krunal to Wadhera, no run Lbw appeal but that might've landed down leg. Length ball on the pads, Wadhera tried to paddle it while standing upright.\n Krunal to Wadhera, no run Full on middle, worked back to the bowler. More cheers from the crowd\n Krunal to Wadhera, no run Krunal runs to the left to cut the single, another cheer. Was a length ball on fourth that was flicked off the back foot\n Shepherd to Inglis, 1 run Slings a yorker from an 11'o clock angle on the base of middle, clipped to deep square leg\n Shepherd to Wadhera, no run Hard length on fourth, Wadhera inside edges an attempted punch to cover. Finds midwicket\n Shepherd to Wadhera, 1 wide Wide full toss lands on the grass but it's after the pitch. Let go.\n Shepherd to Wadhera, no run Length on fifth, skiddy, might've been slow. No, 137ks. Cut to cover\n Shepherd to Wadhera, 1 run Fullish on off, clipped to deep midwicket who runs in\n Shepherd to Inglis, SIX runs Another teasing six over deep midwicket for Inglis. Read the slower short ball early, sprung up and pulled it off rib-height. Livingstone goes to he his diagonal right but it sails over him\n Shepherd to Inglis, 1 run Goes for the ramp despite the deep fielder in position for it. Edges the bouncer to deep third\n Krunal to Inglis, OUT Krunal's winning it for RCB, he started the wicket flow and now has Inglis caught at the long-on boundary. He charges towards the fielder as RCB party. Livingstone, on the boundary, moved to the right and snaffled it over his right shoulder. Inglis tried to make the play by making room and dancing down early, got a 100ks fullish ball angling in, bat-face turned inwards. Inglis was jumping, trying to will it over the boundary. Can't \n Krunal to Shashank Singh, no run Fullish outside off, punched with the spin to cover\n Krunal to Shashank Singh, no run Full on leg, blocked to the bowler\n Krunal to Shashank Singh, 1 run Fullish on fourth, spins away a bit and holds a touch, batter into the cover drive a touch too early. Ball hovers in the air before rolling to deep cover\n Krunal to Wadhera, 1 run Pulls it from a slightly short length to deep square leg\n Krunal to Shashank Singh, 1 run Flat 94ks length ball on off, punched to the bowler's left. He parries it towards cover with a dive and looks down as to catch his breath. As of now, he's turned the game PBKS take the timeout right away\n Suyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, 1 leg bye Fired down leg, length ball. Goes past the flick, keeper half-stops it. Oh wait, RCB have reviewed. It's close to the left edge of the front pad. Just over the knee-roll. Ultra-Edge confirms a tickle. Review retained\n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, no run Beaten on the reverse sweep. Premeditated, went for it despite the full ball being wide, stood where he was and tried to reach out with his hands\n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, 2 runs Sharp throw from Krunal but they make it back. Was a slightly short ball on fourth, turned away, worked off the back foot\n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, no run Another reverse beaten. Tries to hit it on the rise this time, the length ball on fourth goes straight through\n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, 1 run Cut to deep point. On a length, fifth stump, skidding through\n Suyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, 1 run Suyash finishes well. PBKS keep trying to whack it but aren't finding the timing. Shashank cloths a flat-bat hit to a shortish ball on fourth to the left of the bowler. Half-stopped\n Shepherd to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs Overpitched, driven over the bowler. At the stumps too. Allows a step-hit\n Shepherd to Shashank Singh, 1 run Pulls the short ball to deep square leg\n Shepherd to Wadhera, SIX runs Slogged off a length. Fourth-stump ball, just under stump height. Shepherd slinging it again, Wadhera's bat swinging from the direction of third over midwicket\n Shepherd to Wadhera, 1 run Tries to pull it, gets hurried a touch. To midwicket it goes\n Shepherd to Shashank Singh, no run Slower bouncer around head-height. A touch wide, Shashank takes a step across and cuts. Finds point on the bounce\n Shepherd to Shashank Singh, 1 run Half-tracker is slow, Shashank goes across and pulls to deep midwicket. Kohli standing well inside the boundary there\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, 1 run Crowd's getting excited... no, dies down as it goes on the bounce to long-on. Hard-length, pace-on. Shashank goes across to get inside the line and pulls No deep cover or long-off\n Hazlewood to Wadhera, 1 run Goes across for the ramp, gets followed by a yorker on the tramline. Not middled, gets it to short fine leg\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, SIX runs Shashank is able to get inside the line and connect with the pull. Gets it super fine and over the boundary for a 64-metre six. Was an offcutter on leg around rib-height See all photos\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, 1 leg bye Leg-stump yorker beats the flick and goes off the shoe to deep fine leg. LBW was turned down, Hazlewood was interested and convinces Patidar to review. No bat involved. Hit the outer-edge of the front pad, might've reversed, impact umpire's call and missing leg. RCB are out of reviews.\n Hazlewood to Wadhera, 1 wide Almost gets bowled around the legs. Wadhera went across and tried to sweep the full ball, it went just outside leg\n Hazlewood to Wadhera, 1 run Low fully on sixth, Wadhera drives from where he stands to deep cover\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, SIX runs Rare slot ball from Hazlewood, Shashank drives through the line. Gets it straight of long-\n Bhuvneshwar to Wadhera, no run Yorker on fourth, jammed down the pitch\n Bhuvneshwar to Wadhera, OUT Wadhera's misery ends, fans are ecstatic. Krunal's pumped too, takes the catch running in from deep cover and pumps his fists in delight. Was a full, wide 134ks ball. Close to the tramline. Wadhera had an open stance and then didn't get across, tried to reach out with his hands. Toed the lofted drive \n Bhuvneshwar to Stoinis, SIX runs Wow, he's caressed it but cleared the wide-long-off boundary with ease. First ball! Was a wide, full ball, uses long leavers and drives\n Bhuvneshwar to Stoinis, OUT Six and out for Stoinis, he whacks the turf with his bat. The reach wasn't enough to scythe this wide yorker in the gap, found short third. Bread-basket catch for Dayal. Fielders and crowd are jubilant. Kohli turns to the AB de Villiers ,smiling outside the boundary, and pumps his fists. \n Bhuvneshwar to Azmatullah, 1 run Wide on a fullish length, driven to deep point\n Bhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, 1 run Overpitched on fourth, punched to long-off\n Yash Dayal to Shashank Singh, 1 leg bye Dayal confident that was lbw, not given. Went yorker on leg, landed just outside the line. Beat the leg glance, went off the pad towards fine leg\n Yash Dayal to Azmatullah, OUT Proper collapse on now! Taken at short third, the cheers from the crowd is wowing ABD. Was an 116ks cutter, full on fourth. Omarzai, with an open stance, tried to slug it over cow corner. Top edged it to short third. Bhandage, the sub fielder, takes it \n Yash Dayal to Jamieson, 1 leg bye Full down leg, beats the flick. Goes off the pad towards square leg\n Yash Dayal to Shashank Singh, 2 runs Almost taken! Shepherd flies to the right from backward square leg, can only parry it off the right hand to the deep fielder. Was a shin-high full toss. Shashank got under it and tried to sweep\n Yash Dayal to Shashank Singh, 1 run Full toss, three-quarters of the way up the stumps. Whacked, but not off the middle, to deep square leg\n Yash Dayal to Jamieson, no run Yorker aimed at the pads. Not perfect but Jamieson doesn't get underneath, clips it to deep midwicket. They don't take a run!\n Bhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, SIX runs Bhuvi misses the yorker and gets tonked. Seam-up, lowish full toss on fourth. Launched through the line, over long-on BALLS 1730 WKTS 127 4s\/6s 236\/110 ECON 9.57 AVE 21.74\n Bhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, no run Reversing yorker lands perfectly and sears towards off. Shashank can only jam it to the off side\n Bhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, no run Another dot, nearly done now. Bhuvi goes yorker again, gets it on middle. Shashank is a touch too far across, drills it against the angle to long-off. No run Chants at their healthiest, Kohli's beaming\n Bhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs Spins away from Krunal at deep fine leg, he ran left, it went to his right late in the piece. Was a low full toss that was lapped\n Bhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, 2 runs Low fully on leg, can't get underneath it. Flicked through square leg, they manage two\n Bhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, 1 run Another perfect yorker, Bhuvi's nearly sealed this. Fourth-stump line, Shashank jams it on its head, towards the diagonal right of the keeper for a single\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, no run Gets away with a full toss! Fans go up again. Lowish full toss around leg, Shashank went across and that worked against him. Tried to help it along, missed it\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, no run Slapped to long-off along the ground. Into mathematically-impossible territory now. And the crowd pops off, Kohli has his hands on his mouth. RCB's supporters in the stands can hardly believe it!\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, SIX runs Connects, too late though. Shashank shakes his head after flicking the low fully on middle over square leg\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs Top-edged pull goes over the keeper. Goes to the fence but Krunal's applauding and roaring, smiles in their dugout too\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, SIX runs Slot ball at the stumps, launched over midwicket. Shashank gets to fifty but it'll only be a consolation Final ball\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, SIX runs Clears the cover boundary but it's Patidar who's charging with a smile! Kohli has his head in the ground, he's thrilled when's back up. Has many of his team-mates hugging. The party won't end tonight! See all photos","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Azmatullah","Inglis","Jamieson","Prabhsimran","Shashank Singh","Shreyas Iyer","Stoinis","Wadhera"],"Runs":[24.0,1.0,39.0,0.0,26.0,61.0,1.0,6.0,15.0],"Balls_Faced":[19,2,23,2,22,30,2,2,18],"Fours":[4,0,1,0,0,3,0,0,0],"Sixes":[0,0,4,0,2,6,0,1,1],"S\/R":[126.32,50.0,169.57,0.0,118.18,203.33,50.0,300.0,83.33],"dismissal":["c Salt b Hazlewood","c sub (MS Bhandage) b Yash Dayal","c Livingstone b Pandya","Not Out","c Kumar b Pandya","Not Out","c \u2020Sharma b Shepherd","c Yash Dayal b Kumar","c Pandya b Kumar"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Hazlewood","Krunal","Shepherd","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[24,24,24,18,12,18],"Runs_Given":[38.0,54.0,17.0,30.0,19.0,18.0],"Wickets":[2,1,2,1,0,1],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,3.0,2.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, 1 leg bye .starts on the leg side on short of length and Jaiswal tucks it off the hips for one, but off .the thigh pad. So he's not off the mark yet .A slip for Samson as well, and very fine short third in the circle\nBhuvneshwar to Samson, 1 run .128.8kmh, lovely outswing well outside off, Samson sticks his bat out and gets a single .towards point\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run .131.6kmh, gentle and straight on the stumps, hardly any movement but Jaiswal gets an .inside edge onto his pad . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .47 .RUNS .85 .OUTS .0 .SR .180.85 .4s\/6s .12\/4\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run .130.7kmh, on leg stump now, no room at all, and Jaiswal offers the straight bat to .defend it back\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run .shorter and straight on off, Jaiswal taps it back and runs straightaway but he's sent .back quickly\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .dances down and smashes that back, Jaiswal breaks the early shackles with a .boundary in the first over by beating mid-off .See all photos\nYash Dayal to Samson, no run .pitched up first ball around off with some swing and Samson drives it straight to cover\nYash Dayal to Samson, no run .marginally shorter around off, Samson hits it harder and uppishly and it's again stopped .by short cover with a dive .That fielder is there for a reason - the drive . .Sanju Samson vs left-arm pace in T20s .RUNS .898 .OUTS .25 .4s\/6s .95\/41 .SR .151.68 .AVE .35.92\nYash Dayal to Samson, 2 runs .edged and falls short! Samson drives again for the accurate delivery outside off, the .thick edge flies behind and falls just short of the diving fielder at short third\nYash Dayal to Samson, 1 run .slightly straighter and that's a crisp drive down to mid-off. Oh my, had mid-off sit the .stumps at the bowler's end, Samson was gone!\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, no run .oh, a yorker with the new ball. And he nails it at the base of middle stump with some .inswing. Lovely seam position to move it in, and Jaiswal did well to dig it out .Some swing to start with, not a lot of pace. Accurate bowling that's kept the run rate .down so far\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .again a boundary on the last ball! And it's Jaiswal this time too. Pitched up only slightly .and Jaiwal swings his bat with the swing, towards wide long-on in the air for a one- .bounce four\nBhuvneshwar to Samson, 1 run .short of length outside off, Samson runs it down to deep third for one\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run .hardly any room for Jaiswal too, he tries to manufacture some but finds point with the .cut\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .straight drive straight back and just beats the sliding mid-off fielder! Pitched up on .middle stump, no swing, and he middled that right back\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run .keeps a little low outside off as Bhuvneshwar takes the pace off and it goes under the .attempted cut . .Bhuvneshwar Kumar in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .3435 .WKTS .128 .4s\/6s .426\/83 .ECON .6.12 .AVE .27.40\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, 1 run .charges down and takes the ball on the full, but there's long-off in place so the attacking .drive along the ground only gets him a single\nBhuvneshwar to Samson, no run .nice and accurate on length outside off, no room, and he punches it back before .Bhuvneshwar gets a hand to it. No runs .Pretty quiet start, half the powerplay is done\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .just a hint of room outside off, Jaiswal goes back in the crease and cuts dangerously .and the short third fine behind him can't get to it despite the dive. Not a bad ball but .really good placement\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, no run .an appeal for Hazlewood for caught behind as Jaiswal misses the cut this time. The .umpire doesn't move and they don't take the review either. It was probably the sound of .bat hitting the pad or the ground\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, 1 run .this time an appeal for lbw as Jaiswal cuts very close to his body, and that's another .fine cut for one\nHazlewood to Samson, no run .beats Samson this time! This is superb metronomic bowling from Hazlewood outside .off. No movement to rely on, just on the spot that doesn't offer width\nHazlewood to Samson, no run .he gets bat on it this time, and taps the length ball on off to cover point\nHazlewood to Samson, no run .ha makes room really early and the ball follows him, manages to pull it but doesn't clear .midwicket\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, no run .swinging in from short of length, 135.7kmh, he defends to cover\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, SIX runs .there comes the first six of the day! Really slow and pitched up, width as well, and .Jaiswal gets the chance to free his arms and swing them for a loft down the ground. .Straight six near the team umbrellas\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .and a four to follow that behind the wicket! Shorter length, hint of room, and Jaiswal .unleashes another cut, right how he wants it to beat short third for four\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, no run .crisp cover drive for the fuller ball, straight to cover this time\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, 1 run .a half-hearted pull as Dayal goes shorter, there's a fielder in the deep so just one\nYash Dayal to Samson, 1 leg bye .135.2kmh, pace for Samson who can't connect that shot-arm jab and takes a blow on .the front pad, but the lbw appeal dies quickly .12 from the over, finally some runs for the hosts\nHazlewood to Samson, 2 runs .lofts him straight back over the bowler's head, it's not going all the way, and luckily for .Samson it lands just behind Tim David's reach after he ran back from mid-on\nHazlewood to Samson, 1 run .backs away early, Hazlewood follows him with the line and Samson gets some bat to .mid-on for another quick single . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Josh Hazlewood .BALLS .16 .RUNS .43 .OUTS .1 .SR .268.75 .4s\/6s .5\/3\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, 1 run .opens the face of the bat late to steer that to deep third for one\nHazlewood to Samson, no run .nearly in the block hole at 139.8kmh, Samson bunts it back to mid-off without much .power\nHazlewood to Samson, FOUR runs .pulled just over mid-on! He makes room again, gets a short-ish delivery and middles .that over mid-on\nHazlewood to Samson, 1 run .wide yorker now as point is deep at the rope, and Samson slices it away to that fielder .for one .So 45 in the powerplay, but without a wicket so Royals may not mind it\nKrunal to Samson, 1 run .starts outside off and Samson punches it to long-off for one .Stays around to Jaiswal\nKrunal to Jaiswal, 1 run .really short and flat on the pads, swatted away to deep midwicket for one\nKrunal to Samson, 1 run .opens up for the off side but Krunal bowls towards the pads, and he nudges it to leg for .one\nKrunal to Jaiswal, 1 run .straight on the stumps, no room and worked down to long-off for one\nKrunal to Samson, OUT .misses it completely and he's gone! Samson will rue his luck because that kept quite .low after pitching outside off, he ventured out a few miles for a big swing and missed it, .stumped easily behind his back .Sanju Samson st \u2020Sharma b Pandya 15 (19b 1x4 0x6 31m) SR: 78.94\nKrunal to Parag, 1 run .straight bats the length ball from outside off down to long-off for one\nLivingstone to Parag, 1 run .a legbreak for Parag outside leg, he stays back and then clips it behind square for one .Goes around to Jaiswal\nLivingstone to Jaiswal, 1 run .offbreak outside off, Jaiswal swings it down to long-on\nLivingstone to Parag, 1 run .loopy delivery on the pads, and he flicks the full toss away for one\nLivingstone to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .smashed back over LL for four! Too short, goes straight outside off, and Jaiswal had .been showing signs of attacking earlier too. He slaps it back to beat long-off\nLivingstone to Jaiswal, 1 run .straighter now and it's whipped to the leg side for one . .Riyan Parag vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .212 .OUTS .8 .4s\/6s .8\/13 .SR .119.10 .AVE .26.50\nLivingstone to Parag, no run .pushed to cover off the back foot and no time for a run .One boundary and one tree planted in that over\nKrunal to Jaiswal, 1 run .short and flat on the stumps, pulled back quickly to long-on for one\nKrunal to Parag, 1 run .on the pads and nudged square for one single . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .151 .OUTS .7 .4s\/6s .14\/4 .SR .134.82 .AVE .21.57\nKrunal to Jaiswal, no run .no room to swing and he pushes the length ball back, Krunal dives to his right to save .the single\nKrunal to Jaiswal, 1 run .low full toss this time and it's middled to long-off for one along the ground\nKrunal to Parag, no run .quite slow on the middle stump, Parag waits and pushes to cover\nKrunal to Parag, FOUR runs .just a hint of room and that's all Parag needs to cut it away between point and short .third for four!\nSuyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run .starts with a googly on middle and leg, tucked to leg for one off the back foot\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, FOUR runs .cut away on the off side, and that's raced for four! Didn't look like it would go all the way .initially, but he timed it so well, a fierce cut off the back foot and he beat deep cover . .Suyash Sharma vs RR in T20s .INNS .2 .WKTS .0 .ECON .7.26 .AVE .0\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, 1 run .on middle and some turn, punches it back to the bowler and he fumbles to leak a single\nSuyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run .and now through the keeper as Jaiswal misses the sweep outside off, and it goes .through Jitesh's legs\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, FOUR runs .a poor long hop outside off, cut to point and Yash Dayal has put down a catch there! He .jumped towards his right and the ball was not even outside his reach, should have taken .that easily\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, 1 run .goes back in the crease and whips the ball against the turn to leg for one more .We're halfway through and Suds is back","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs RR, 28th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, 1 leg bye starts on the leg side on short of length and Jaiswal tucks it off the hips for one, but off the thigh pad. So he's not off the mark yet A slip for Samson as well, and very fine short third in the circle\n Bhuvneshwar to Samson, 1 run 128.8kmh, lovely outswing well outside off, Samson sticks his bat out and gets a single towards point\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run 131.6kmh, gentle and straight on the stumps, hardly any movement but Jaiswal gets an inside edge onto his pad Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 47 RUNS 85 OUTS 0 SR 180.85 4s\/6s 12\/4\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run 130.7kmh, on leg stump now, no room at all, and Jaiswal offers the straight bat to defend it back\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run shorter and straight on off, Jaiswal taps it back and runs straightaway but he's sent back quickly\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, FOUR runs dances down and smashes that back, Jaiswal breaks the early shackles with a boundary in the first over by beating mid-off See all photos\n Yash Dayal to Samson, no run pitched up first ball around off with some swing and Samson drives it straight to cover\n Yash Dayal to Samson, no run marginally shorter around off, Samson hits it harder and uppishly and it's again stopped by short cover with a dive That fielder is there for a reason - the drive Sanju Samson vs left-arm pace in T20s RUNS 898 OUTS 25 4s\/6s 95\/41 SR 151.68 AVE 35.92\n Yash Dayal to Samson, 2 runs edged and falls short! Samson drives again for the accurate delivery outside off, the thick edge flies behind and falls just short of the diving fielder at short third\n Yash Dayal to Samson, 1 run slightly straighter and that's a crisp drive down to mid-off. Oh my, had mid-off sit the stumps at the bowler's end, Samson was gone!\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, no run oh, a yorker with the new ball. And he nails it at the base of middle stump with some inswing. Lovely seam position to move it in, and Jaiswal did well to dig it out Some swing to start with, not a lot of pace. Accurate bowling that's kept the run rate down so far\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs again a boundary on the last ball! And it's Jaiswal this time too. Pitched up only slightly and Jaiwal swings his bat with the swing, towards wide long-on in the air for a one-bounce four\n Bhuvneshwar to Samson, 1 run short of length outside off, Samson runs it down to deep third for one\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run hardly any room for Jaiswal too, he tries to manufacture some but finds point with the cut\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, FOUR runs straight drive straight back and just beats the sliding mid-off fielder! Pitched up on middle stump, no swing, and he middled that right back\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run keeps a little low outside off as Bhuvneshwar takes the pace off and it goes under the attempted cut BALLS 3435 WKTS 128 4s\/6s 426\/83 ECON 6.12 AVE 27.40\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, 1 run charges down and takes the ball on the full, but there's long-off in place so the attacking drive along the ground only gets him a single\n Bhuvneshwar to Samson, no run nice and accurate on length outside off, no room, and he punches it back before Bhuvneshwar gets a hand to it. No runs Pretty quiet start, half the powerplay is done\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs just a hint of room outside off, Jaiswal goes back in the crease and cuts dangerously and the short third fine behind him can't get to it despite the dive. Not a bad ball but really good placement\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, no run an appeal for Hazlewood for caught behind as Jaiswal misses the cut this time. The umpire doesn't move and they don't take the review either. It was probably the sound of bat hitting the pad or the ground\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, 1 run this time an appeal for lbw as Jaiswal cuts very close to his body, and that's another fine cut for one\n Hazlewood to Samson, no run beats Samson this time! This is superb metronomic bowling from Hazlewood outside off. No movement to rely on, just on the spot that doesn't offer width\n Hazlewood to Samson, no run he gets bat on it this time, and taps the length ball on off to cover point\n Hazlewood to Samson, no run ha makes room really early and the ball follows him, manages to pull it but doesn't clear midwicket\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, no run swinging in from short of length, 135.7kmh, he defends to cover\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, SIX runs there comes the first six of the day! Really slow and pitched up, width as well, and Jaiswal gets the chance to free his arms and swing them for a loft down the ground. Straight six near the team umbrellas\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs and a four to follow that behind the wicket! Shorter length, hint of room, and Jaiswal unleashes another cut, right how he wants it to beat short third for four\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, no run crisp cover drive for the fuller ball, straight to cover this time\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, 1 run a half-hearted pull as Dayal goes shorter, there's a fielder in the deep so just one\n Yash Dayal to Samson, 1 leg bye 135.2kmh, pace for Samson who can't connect that shot-arm jab and takes a blow on the front pad, but the lbw appeal dies quickly 12 from the over, finally some runs for the hosts\n Hazlewood to Samson, 2 runs lofts him straight back over the bowler's head, it's not going all the way, and luckily for Samson it lands just behind Tim David's reach after he ran back from mid-on\n Hazlewood to Samson, 1 run backs away early, Hazlewood follows him with the line and Samson gets some bat to mid-on for another quick single Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Josh Hazlewood BALLS 16 RUNS 43 OUTS 1 SR 268.75 4s\/6s 5\/3\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, 1 run opens the face of the bat late to steer that to deep third for one\n Hazlewood to Samson, no run nearly in the block hole at 139.8kmh, Samson bunts it back to mid-off without much power\n Hazlewood to Samson, FOUR runs pulled just over mid-on! He makes room again, gets a short-ish delivery and middles that over mid-on\n Hazlewood to Samson, 1 run wide yorker now as point is deep at the rope, and Samson slices it away to that fielder for one So 45 in the powerplay, but without a wicket so Royals may not mind it\n Krunal to Samson, 1 run starts outside off and Samson punches it to long-off for one Stays around to Jaiswal\n Krunal to Jaiswal, 1 run really short and flat on the pads, swatted away to deep midwicket for one\n Krunal to Samson, 1 run opens up for the off side but Krunal bowls towards the pads, and he nudges it to leg for one\n Krunal to Jaiswal, 1 run straight on the stumps, no room and worked down to long-off for one\n Krunal to Samson, OUT misses it completely and he's gone! Samson will rue his luck because that kept quite low after pitching outside off, he ventured out a few miles for a big swing and missed it, stumped easily behind his back \n Krunal to Parag, 1 run straight bats the length ball from outside off down to long-off for one\n Livingstone to Parag, 1 run a legbreak for Parag outside leg, he stays back and then clips it behind square for one Goes around to Jaiswal\n Livingstone to Jaiswal, 1 run offbreak outside off, Jaiswal swings it down to long-on\n Livingstone to Parag, 1 run loopy delivery on the pads, and he flicks the full toss away for one\n Livingstone to Jaiswal, FOUR runs smashed back over LL for four! Too short, goes straight outside off, and Jaiswal had been showing signs of attacking earlier too. He slaps it back to beat long-off\n Livingstone to Jaiswal, 1 run straighter now and it's whipped to the leg side for one Riyan Parag vs legspin in T20s RUNS 212 OUTS 8 4s\/6s 8\/13 SR 119.10 AVE 26.50\n Livingstone to Parag, no run pushed to cover off the back foot and no time for a run One boundary and one tree planted in that over\n Krunal to Jaiswal, 1 run short and flat on the stumps, pulled back quickly to long-on for one\n Krunal to Parag, 1 run on the pads and nudged square for one single Yashasvi Jaiswal vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 151 OUTS 7 4s\/6s 14\/4 SR 134.82 AVE 21.57\n Krunal to Jaiswal, no run no room to swing and he pushes the length ball back, Krunal dives to his right to save the single\n Krunal to Jaiswal, 1 run low full toss this time and it's middled to long-off for one along the ground\n Krunal to Parag, no run quite slow on the middle stump, Parag waits and pushes to cover\n Krunal to Parag, FOUR runs just a hint of room and that's all Parag needs to cut it away between point and short third for four!\n Suyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run starts with a googly on middle and leg, tucked to leg for one off the back foot\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, FOUR runs cut away on the off side, and that's raced for four! Didn't look like it would go all the way initially, but he timed it so well, a fierce cut off the back foot and he beat deep cover Suyash Sharma vs RR in T20s INNS 2 WKTS 0 ECON 7.26 AVE 0\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, 1 run on middle and some turn, punches it back to the bowler and he fumbles to leak a single\n Suyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run and now through the keeper as Jaiswal misses the sweep outside off, and it goes through Jitesh's legs\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, FOUR runs a poor long hop outside off, cut to point and Yash Dayal has put down a catch there! He jumped towards his right and the ball was not even outside his reach, should have taken that easily\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, 1 run goes back in the crease and whips the ball against the turn to leg for one more We're halfway through and Suds is back","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Jaiswal","Parag","Samson"],"Runs":[42.0,18.0,15.0],"Balls_Faced":[30,11,19],"Fours":[6,3,1],"Sixes":[1,0,0],"S\/R":[140.0,163.64,78.95],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","st \u2020Sharma b Pandya"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Hazlewood","Krunal","Livingstone","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[12,12,12,6,6,12],"Runs_Given":[11.0,14.0,12.0,8.0,12.0,18.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, 1 leg bye .starts on the leg side on short of length and Jaiswal tucks it off the hips for one, but off .the thigh pad. So he's not off the mark yet .A slip for Samson as well, and very fine short third in the circle\nBhuvneshwar to Samson, 1 run .128.8kmh, lovely outswing well outside off, Samson sticks his bat out and gets a single .towards point\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run .131.6kmh, gentle and straight on the stumps, hardly any movement but Jaiswal gets an .inside edge onto his pad . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .47 .RUNS .85 .OUTS .0 .SR .180.85 .4s\/6s .12\/4\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run .130.7kmh, on leg stump now, no room at all, and Jaiswal offers the straight bat to .defend it back\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run .shorter and straight on off, Jaiswal taps it back and runs straightaway but he's sent .back quickly\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .dances down and smashes that back, Jaiswal breaks the early shackles with a .boundary in the first over by beating mid-off .See all photos\nYash Dayal to Samson, no run .pitched up first ball around off with some swing and Samson drives it straight to cover\nYash Dayal to Samson, no run .marginally shorter around off, Samson hits it harder and uppishly and it's again stopped .by short cover with a dive .That fielder is there for a reason - the drive . .Sanju Samson vs left-arm pace in T20s .RUNS .898 .OUTS .25 .4s\/6s .95\/41 .SR .151.68 .AVE .35.92\nYash Dayal to Samson, 2 runs .edged and falls short! Samson drives again for the accurate delivery outside off, the .thick edge flies behind and falls just short of the diving fielder at short third\nYash Dayal to Samson, 1 run .slightly straighter and that's a crisp drive down to mid-off. Oh my, had mid-off sit the .stumps at the bowler's end, Samson was gone!\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, no run .oh, a yorker with the new ball. And he nails it at the base of middle stump with some .inswing. Lovely seam position to move it in, and Jaiswal did well to dig it out .Some swing to start with, not a lot of pace. Accurate bowling that's kept the run rate .down so far\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .again a boundary on the last ball! And it's Jaiswal this time too. Pitched up only slightly .and Jaiwal swings his bat with the swing, towards wide long-on in the air for a one- .bounce four\nBhuvneshwar to Samson, 1 run .short of length outside off, Samson runs it down to deep third for one\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run .hardly any room for Jaiswal too, he tries to manufacture some but finds point with the .cut\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .straight drive straight back and just beats the sliding mid-off fielder! Pitched up on .middle stump, no swing, and he middled that right back\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run .keeps a little low outside off as Bhuvneshwar takes the pace off and it goes under the .attempted cut . .Bhuvneshwar Kumar in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .3435 .WKTS .128 .4s\/6s .426\/83 .ECON .6.12 .AVE .27.40\nBhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, 1 run .charges down and takes the ball on the full, but there's long-off in place so the attacking .drive along the ground only gets him a single\nBhuvneshwar to Samson, no run .nice and accurate on length outside off, no room, and he punches it back before .Bhuvneshwar gets a hand to it. No runs .Pretty quiet start, half the powerplay is done\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .just a hint of room outside off, Jaiswal goes back in the crease and cuts dangerously .and the short third fine behind him can't get to it despite the dive. Not a bad ball but .really good placement\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, no run .an appeal for Hazlewood for caught behind as Jaiswal misses the cut this time. The .umpire doesn't move and they don't take the review either. It was probably the sound of .bat hitting the pad or the ground\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, 1 run .this time an appeal for lbw as Jaiswal cuts very close to his body, and that's another .fine cut for one\nHazlewood to Samson, no run .beats Samson this time! This is superb metronomic bowling from Hazlewood outside .off. No movement to rely on, just on the spot that doesn't offer width\nHazlewood to Samson, no run .he gets bat on it this time, and taps the length ball on off to cover point\nHazlewood to Samson, no run .ha makes room really early and the ball follows him, manages to pull it but doesn't clear .midwicket\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, no run .swinging in from short of length, 135.7kmh, he defends to cover\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, SIX runs .there comes the first six of the day! Really slow and pitched up, width as well, and .Jaiswal gets the chance to free his arms and swing them for a loft down the ground. .Straight six near the team umbrellas\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .and a four to follow that behind the wicket! Shorter length, hint of room, and Jaiswal .unleashes another cut, right how he wants it to beat short third for four\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, no run .crisp cover drive for the fuller ball, straight to cover this time\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, 1 run .a half-hearted pull as Dayal goes shorter, there's a fielder in the deep so just one\nYash Dayal to Samson, 1 leg bye .135.2kmh, pace for Samson who can't connect that shot-arm jab and takes a blow on .the front pad, but the lbw appeal dies quickly .12 from the over, finally some runs for the hosts\nHazlewood to Samson, 2 runs .lofts him straight back over the bowler's head, it's not going all the way, and luckily for .Samson it lands just behind Tim David's reach after he ran back from mid-on\nHazlewood to Samson, 1 run .backs away early, Hazlewood follows him with the line and Samson gets some bat to .mid-on for another quick single . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Josh Hazlewood .BALLS .16 .RUNS .43 .OUTS .1 .SR .268.75 .4s\/6s .5\/3\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, 1 run .opens the face of the bat late to steer that to deep third for one\nHazlewood to Samson, no run .nearly in the block hole at 139.8kmh, Samson bunts it back to mid-off without much .power\nHazlewood to Samson, FOUR runs .pulled just over mid-on! He makes room again, gets a short-ish delivery and middles .that over mid-on\nHazlewood to Samson, 1 run .wide yorker now as point is deep at the rope, and Samson slices it away to that fielder .for one .So 45 in the powerplay, but without a wicket so Royals may not mind it\nKrunal to Samson, 1 run .starts outside off and Samson punches it to long-off for one .Stays around to Jaiswal\nKrunal to Jaiswal, 1 run .really short and flat on the pads, swatted away to deep midwicket for one\nKrunal to Samson, 1 run .opens up for the off side but Krunal bowls towards the pads, and he nudges it to leg for .one\nKrunal to Jaiswal, 1 run .straight on the stumps, no room and worked down to long-off for one\nKrunal to Samson, OUT .misses it completely and he's gone! Samson will rue his luck because that kept quite .low after pitching outside off, he ventured out a few miles for a big swing and missed it, .stumped easily behind his back .Sanju Samson st \u2020Sharma b Pandya 15 (19b 1x4 0x6 31m) SR: 78.94\nKrunal to Parag, 1 run .straight bats the length ball from outside off down to long-off for one\nLivingstone to Parag, 1 run .a legbreak for Parag outside leg, he stays back and then clips it behind square for one .Goes around to Jaiswal\nLivingstone to Jaiswal, 1 run .offbreak outside off, Jaiswal swings it down to long-on\nLivingstone to Parag, 1 run .loopy delivery on the pads, and he flicks the full toss away for one\nLivingstone to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .smashed back over LL for four! Too short, goes straight outside off, and Jaiswal had .been showing signs of attacking earlier too. He slaps it back to beat long-off\nLivingstone to Jaiswal, 1 run .straighter now and it's whipped to the leg side for one . .Riyan Parag vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .212 .OUTS .8 .4s\/6s .8\/13 .SR .119.10 .AVE .26.50\nLivingstone to Parag, no run .pushed to cover off the back foot and no time for a run .One boundary and one tree planted in that over\nKrunal to Jaiswal, 1 run .short and flat on the stumps, pulled back quickly to long-on for one\nKrunal to Parag, 1 run .on the pads and nudged square for one single . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .151 .OUTS .7 .4s\/6s .14\/4 .SR .134.82 .AVE .21.57\nKrunal to Jaiswal, no run .no room to swing and he pushes the length ball back, Krunal dives to his right to save .the single\nKrunal to Jaiswal, 1 run .low full toss this time and it's middled to long-off for one along the ground\nKrunal to Parag, no run .quite slow on the middle stump, Parag waits and pushes to cover\nKrunal to Parag, FOUR runs .just a hint of room and that's all Parag needs to cut it away between point and short .third for four!\nSuyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run .starts with a googly on middle and leg, tucked to leg for one off the back foot\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, FOUR runs .cut away on the off side, and that's raced for four! Didn't look like it would go all the way .initially, but he timed it so well, a fierce cut off the back foot and he beat deep cover . .Suyash Sharma vs RR in T20s .INNS .2 .WKTS .0 .ECON .7.26 .AVE .0\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, 1 run .on middle and some turn, punches it back to the bowler and he fumbles to leak a single\nSuyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run .and now through the keeper as Jaiswal misses the sweep outside off, and it goes .through Jitesh's legs\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, FOUR runs .a poor long hop outside off, cut to point and Yash Dayal has put down a catch there! He .jumped towards his right and the ball was not even outside his reach, should have taken .that easily\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, 1 run .goes back in the crease and whips the ball against the turn to leg for one more .We're halfway through and Suds is back\nKrunal to Parag, no run .Fuller outside off, pushed to cover\nKrunal to Parag, no run .Flatter on off and middle, he bunts it down from the crease\nKrunal to Parag, SIX runs .Stand and deliver! Some shot that. Lands it on a length on off and middle again, Parag .stands still and hacks it away over deep midwicket. Key was in his weight transfer to the .back foot\nKrunal to Parag, no run .Fuller on middle and leg, once again stubbed out off the front foot\nKrunal to Parag, 1 run .Turns it through midwicket to get to the other end . .Riyan Parag vs Krunal Pandya .BALLS .38 .RUNS .40 .OUTS .0 .SR .105.26 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nKrunal to Jaiswal, 1 run .Backs away to the length ball and slashes it to deep point, eight off Krunal's third\nSuyash Sharma to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .Reverse hit, connected beautifully! This is full outside off, he quickly switches stance .and 'sweeps' it between short third and backward point . .Yashasvi Jaiswal in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .975 .OUTS .34 .4s\/6s .85\/44 .SR .146.17 .AVE .28.67\nSuyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 wide .Fires it well wide of off, he shapes to hit but leaves it be\nSuyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run .Quicker legspinner on off and middle, nudged through midwicket\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, 2 runs .Fuller on leg, eased through midwicket. Put pressure on Livingstone, who does not .gather it in a go\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, 1 run .Quicker outside off, punched past extra cover\nSuyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run .Short on leg, clipped through midwicket\nSuyash Sharma to Parag, no run .Quicker and just outside off, je looks to steer it fine but misses\nKrunal to Jaiswal, 1 run .Shortish outside leg, he clips it through forward square leg to bring up his second half- .century of IPL 2025 .See all photos\nKrunal to Parag, 1 run .Darts it fuller than good length on leg, Parag backs away and eases it down to long-off\nKrunal to Jaiswal, 1 run .Once again on the pad, whipped to deep midwicket\nKrunal to Parag, 1 run .Fuller outside off, eased to cover, where the fielder misfields and concedes a run\nKrunal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .Smart, smart stuff from Jaiswal! Expects the line to be on the pad, sees a very full ball. .He reaches out to take it on the full and paddles it very fine down leg\nKrunal to Jaiswal, 1 run .Superb effort at deep midwicket from Salt! Almost catches that. Times his leap to .perfection to take it but he parries it back in, thinking he might go beyond the rope. .Jaiswal found the length he wanted outside leg, and heaved it away to end Krunal's spell .with a six. It almost went the distance but didn't. It almost ended his innings but didn't. .It was the longer side\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, 1 run .Now Jaiswal is changing gears. Backs away and slices the full ball outside leg to deep .cover-point\nYash Dayal to Parag, OUT .What a wicket. Out of nowhere. The most undramatic soft dismissal. And Parag is out .of here. Short and outside off from around the stumps, he looks to go over cover but .hits it to short cover where Kohli crouches and takes it over his head. It was the back of .the hand slower ball. Dayal dropped Parag earlier, now dismisses him to break a 55-run .stand .Riyan Parag c Kohli b Yash Dayal 30 (22b 3x4 1x6 24m) SR: 136.36\nYash Dayal to Jurel, no run .Length ball just outside off, he taps it to the off side. Wants a run but there isn't one\nYash Dayal to Jurel, no run .Slightly fuller, outside off, defended\nYash Dayal to Jurel, 1 run .Length ball on off, he clips it to deep midwicket to get going\nYash Dayal to Jaiswal, 1 run .Dropped? Full and wide outside off, another slower one, Jaiswal goes hard at it. Chips it .towards cover, where Livingstone dives to his right and parries it away\nSuyash Sharma to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .Krunal cannot cut it off in the deep. Tossed up outside off, Jaiswal lofts it over cover. .Slices it so that it takes it away from cover running to his right. He does so and dives .but is unable to stop it\nSuyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run .Fuller on off, slogged to deep midwicket\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, no run .The wrong'un on a length outside off, he goes across for a slog but misses. Goes off his .back to the off side. Oh, another look tells me it went off his arm onto his helmet. No .wonder the physio is out in the middle\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, 1 leg bye .Fired full on leg, he misses the sweep and has to rush to the other end. Jitesh's shy at .the bowler's end is wide\nSuyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run .Shortish on off, does not climb up as much as he expects, ends up getting it off the toe .end through midwicket . .Dhruv Jurel vs RCB in T20s .INNS .5 .RUNS .46 .SR .115.00 .AVE .15.33\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, no run .Spinning away from a length, chopped to point. Just six off the over, one through a leg- .bye\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, SIX runs .Scooped away in style! Jaiswal moves across to the off side, and gets the length .delivery in his slot. He connects it and it goes the distance over fine leg. This is his best .score this season\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .And now a four through the off side, with Suyash diving over it. It was not off the .middle. He backed away to a length ball outside off, looked to go over off but got a thick .outside edge towards deep third, where Suyash made a hash of it\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, 1 run .Length ball slanting in from around, slapped through cover\nHazlewood to Jurel, no run .Backs away but only manages to hit the full ball on off and middle to the left of .backward point, where Dayal runs to but doesn't cleanly field it. No run conceded\nHazlewood to Jurel, 1 run .Length ball on middle, clipped through midwicket\nHazlewood to Jaiswal, OUT .Hits his pads and given! Hazlewood's celebrappeal helps but Jaiswal reviews it. It is a .slower length ball from around the wicket, he gets across to swipe across the line but .misses and is hit on the knee-roll. He is on his knee, so height perhaps won't be a .concern. Three reds and that's that for Jaiswal. Timely strike for RCB with death overs .looming .Yashasvi Jaiswal lbw b Hazlewood 75 (47b 10x4 2x6 71m) SR: 159.57\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, 1 run .Very full on leg, clears his front leg and knocks it down to long-on . .Shimron Hetmyer in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1345 .OUTS .51 .4s\/6s .88\/103 .SR .197.79 .AVE .26.37\nSuyash Sharma to Hetmyer, no run .Short and just outside off, it is the googly. It does not climb and Hettie plays it to the off .side\nSuyash Sharma to Hetmyer, 1 run .Full on off, driven down to long-off\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, 2 runs .Quicker length ball on leg, it is the legspinner, he goes back and clips it through forward .square leg for a brace\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, SIX runs .Slogs it in the air and out of the ground! Finally Jurel connects one. Gets down on a .knee and underneath the quicker legspinner to tonk it over the shorter side, into the .deep midwicket stands\nSuyash Sharma to Jurel, 1 run .Straight in and straight out! Kohli drops Jurel. Full outside off, he holes out straight to .long-off, where Kohli fails to hang on. The bat turned in his hands. RCB's day on the field .going from bad to worse, even if RR aren't flying away with this so far . .IMPACT SUBRCB .D Padikkal .Suyash Sharma\nBhuvneshwar to Jurel, 1 run .Short and outside off, he walks across and pulls it through square leg\nBhuvneshwar to Hetmyer, 1 wide .Length ball down leg, he has a swing and misses. Called wide. He was eyeing the area .over short fine leg\nBhuvneshwar to Hetmyer, 1 run .The back of a length ball angled away from him, he can only slap it to long-off\nBhuvneshwar to Jurel, 1 run .Full and outside off, he goes back and across to drill it down to long-on\nBhuvneshwar to Hetmyer, FOUR runs .Hetmyer power to the fore, thanks to Bhuvi's gift! Full toss on middle, he is still and .heaves it away through midwicket\nBhuvneshwar to Hetmyer, 1 run .Full and angling away, it seems to be the slower one, Hetmyer hits it off the inner half .towards deep midwicket\nBhuvneshwar to Jurel, 1 run .Short and outside off, 118.1kph, Jurel moves across and mows it straight to deep .midwicket. Not a bad over from Bhuvneshwar, 10 off it. Will he get one more?\nYash Dayal to Jurel, SIX runs .Jurel picks the slower one and booms it out of his presence!. Bowls it full outside off, .lands in the perfect slot for Jurel to wait and hit it straight over the sight-screen\nYash Dayal to Jurel, FOUR runs .Hacked away over midwicket now. Another length ball, this time from over the wicket, .lands in on middle. Enough time for Jurel to go back and across and hack it across the .line . .RR in death overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .6 .WKTS .11 .RR .10.93 .AVE .21.54\nYash Dayal to Jurel, 1 run .Length ball slanting away form him, lofted over wide mid-off, long-off gets around\nYash Dayal to Hetmyer, 1 run .Perfect yorker on the leg, Hettie manages to dig it out to the on side. He inside edges it .onto the back leg\nYash Dayal to Jurel, 2 runs .Full and wide outside off, he drills it straight down the ground. Timing if off, and that .allows him two\nYash Dayal to Jurel, 1 run .Another very full ball just outside off, manages to use his wrists to hit it down the track, .even if not over the ground, 15 off the penultimate over\nBhuvneshwar to Jurel, 1 run .Full toss on leg, Jurel misses out. Hits it off the inner half to deep square leg\nBhuvneshwar to Hetmyer, 1 run .Knuckle ball away from him, 121.4kph, Hetmyer toes it in the air and it lands around the .30m circle, allowing them to take two\nBhuvneshwar to Jurel, FOUR runs .Banged in, pulled away! Bhuvneshwar goes pace on, and it sits up well for Jurel to go .hard. Gets behind the line of it and pulls it over backward square leg . .RCB in death overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .6 .WKTS .8 .ECON .11.06 .AVE .26.75\nBhuvneshwar to Jurel, 1 run .Short and wide outside off, he slashes it over point\nBhuvneshwar to Hetmyer, OUT .Oh what a shot! But STRAIGHT TO deep midwicket. Bhuvneshwar just missed the .yorker narrowly, Hetmyer seemed to have gotten under it. He flicked it away using all his .wristpower but straight to Padikkal, who takes it despite the sun being in his eyes .Shimron Hetmyer c Padikkal b Kumar 9 (8b 1x4 0x6 19m) SR: 112.5\nBhuvneshwar to Rana, FOUR runs .Superb finish to the RR innings. Well done, Rana. Full and outside off, he is deep in the .crease, clears his front leg and slices it over cover. RR finish on 173 for 4","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs RR, 28th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, 1 leg bye starts on the leg side on short of length and Jaiswal tucks it off the hips for one, but off the thigh pad. So he's not off the mark yet A slip for Samson as well, and very fine short third in the circle\n Bhuvneshwar to Samson, 1 run 128.8kmh, lovely outswing well outside off, Samson sticks his bat out and gets a single towards point\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run 131.6kmh, gentle and straight on the stumps, hardly any movement but Jaiswal gets an inside edge onto his pad Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 47 RUNS 85 OUTS 0 SR 180.85 4s\/6s 12\/4\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run 130.7kmh, on leg stump now, no room at all, and Jaiswal offers the straight bat to defend it back\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run shorter and straight on off, Jaiswal taps it back and runs straightaway but he's sent back quickly\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, FOUR runs dances down and smashes that back, Jaiswal breaks the early shackles with a boundary in the first over by beating mid-off See all photos\n Yash Dayal to Samson, no run pitched up first ball around off with some swing and Samson drives it straight to cover\n Yash Dayal to Samson, no run marginally shorter around off, Samson hits it harder and uppishly and it's again stopped by short cover with a dive That fielder is there for a reason - the drive Sanju Samson vs left-arm pace in T20s RUNS 898 OUTS 25 4s\/6s 95\/41 SR 151.68 AVE 35.92\n Yash Dayal to Samson, 2 runs edged and falls short! Samson drives again for the accurate delivery outside off, the thick edge flies behind and falls just short of the diving fielder at short third\n Yash Dayal to Samson, 1 run slightly straighter and that's a crisp drive down to mid-off. Oh my, had mid-off sit the stumps at the bowler's end, Samson was gone!\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, no run oh, a yorker with the new ball. And he nails it at the base of middle stump with some inswing. Lovely seam position to move it in, and Jaiswal did well to dig it out Some swing to start with, not a lot of pace. Accurate bowling that's kept the run rate down so far\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs again a boundary on the last ball! And it's Jaiswal this time too. Pitched up only slightly and Jaiwal swings his bat with the swing, towards wide long-on in the air for a one-bounce four\n Bhuvneshwar to Samson, 1 run short of length outside off, Samson runs it down to deep third for one\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run hardly any room for Jaiswal too, he tries to manufacture some but finds point with the cut\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, FOUR runs straight drive straight back and just beats the sliding mid-off fielder! Pitched up on middle stump, no swing, and he middled that right back\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, no run keeps a little low outside off as Bhuvneshwar takes the pace off and it goes under the attempted cut BALLS 3435 WKTS 128 4s\/6s 426\/83 ECON 6.12 AVE 27.40\n Bhuvneshwar to Jaiswal, 1 run charges down and takes the ball on the full, but there's long-off in place so the attacking drive along the ground only gets him a single\n Bhuvneshwar to Samson, no run nice and accurate on length outside off, no room, and he punches it back before Bhuvneshwar gets a hand to it. No runs Pretty quiet start, half the powerplay is done\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs just a hint of room outside off, Jaiswal goes back in the crease and cuts dangerously and the short third fine behind him can't get to it despite the dive. Not a bad ball but really good placement\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, no run an appeal for Hazlewood for caught behind as Jaiswal misses the cut this time. The umpire doesn't move and they don't take the review either. It was probably the sound of bat hitting the pad or the ground\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, 1 run this time an appeal for lbw as Jaiswal cuts very close to his body, and that's another fine cut for one\n Hazlewood to Samson, no run beats Samson this time! This is superb metronomic bowling from Hazlewood outside off. No movement to rely on, just on the spot that doesn't offer width\n Hazlewood to Samson, no run he gets bat on it this time, and taps the length ball on off to cover point\n Hazlewood to Samson, no run ha makes room really early and the ball follows him, manages to pull it but doesn't clear midwicket\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, no run swinging in from short of length, 135.7kmh, he defends to cover\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, SIX runs there comes the first six of the day! Really slow and pitched up, width as well, and Jaiswal gets the chance to free his arms and swing them for a loft down the ground. Straight six near the team umbrellas\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs and a four to follow that behind the wicket! Shorter length, hint of room, and Jaiswal unleashes another cut, right how he wants it to beat short third for four\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, no run crisp cover drive for the fuller ball, straight to cover this time\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, 1 run a half-hearted pull as Dayal goes shorter, there's a fielder in the deep so just one\n Yash Dayal to Samson, 1 leg bye 135.2kmh, pace for Samson who can't connect that shot-arm jab and takes a blow on the front pad, but the lbw appeal dies quickly 12 from the over, finally some runs for the hosts\n Hazlewood to Samson, 2 runs lofts him straight back over the bowler's head, it's not going all the way, and luckily for Samson it lands just behind Tim David's reach after he ran back from mid-on\n Hazlewood to Samson, 1 run backs away early, Hazlewood follows him with the line and Samson gets some bat to mid-on for another quick single Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Josh Hazlewood BALLS 16 RUNS 43 OUTS 1 SR 268.75 4s\/6s 5\/3\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, 1 run opens the face of the bat late to steer that to deep third for one\n Hazlewood to Samson, no run nearly in the block hole at 139.8kmh, Samson bunts it back to mid-off without much power\n Hazlewood to Samson, FOUR runs pulled just over mid-on! He makes room again, gets a short-ish delivery and middles that over mid-on\n Hazlewood to Samson, 1 run wide yorker now as point is deep at the rope, and Samson slices it away to that fielder for one So 45 in the powerplay, but without a wicket so Royals may not mind it\n Krunal to Samson, 1 run starts outside off and Samson punches it to long-off for one Stays around to Jaiswal\n Krunal to Jaiswal, 1 run really short and flat on the pads, swatted away to deep midwicket for one\n Krunal to Samson, 1 run opens up for the off side but Krunal bowls towards the pads, and he nudges it to leg for one\n Krunal to Jaiswal, 1 run straight on the stumps, no room and worked down to long-off for one\n Krunal to Samson, OUT misses it completely and he's gone! Samson will rue his luck because that kept quite low after pitching outside off, he ventured out a few miles for a big swing and missed it, stumped easily behind his back \n Krunal to Parag, 1 run straight bats the length ball from outside off down to long-off for one\n Livingstone to Parag, 1 run a legbreak for Parag outside leg, he stays back and then clips it behind square for one Goes around to Jaiswal\n Livingstone to Jaiswal, 1 run offbreak outside off, Jaiswal swings it down to long-on\n Livingstone to Parag, 1 run loopy delivery on the pads, and he flicks the full toss away for one\n Livingstone to Jaiswal, FOUR runs smashed back over LL for four! Too short, goes straight outside off, and Jaiswal had been showing signs of attacking earlier too. He slaps it back to beat long-off\n Livingstone to Jaiswal, 1 run straighter now and it's whipped to the leg side for one Riyan Parag vs legspin in T20s RUNS 212 OUTS 8 4s\/6s 8\/13 SR 119.10 AVE 26.50\n Livingstone to Parag, no run pushed to cover off the back foot and no time for a run One boundary and one tree planted in that over\n Krunal to Jaiswal, 1 run short and flat on the stumps, pulled back quickly to long-on for one\n Krunal to Parag, 1 run on the pads and nudged square for one single Yashasvi Jaiswal vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 151 OUTS 7 4s\/6s 14\/4 SR 134.82 AVE 21.57\n Krunal to Jaiswal, no run no room to swing and he pushes the length ball back, Krunal dives to his right to save the single\n Krunal to Jaiswal, 1 run low full toss this time and it's middled to long-off for one along the ground\n Krunal to Parag, no run quite slow on the middle stump, Parag waits and pushes to cover\n Krunal to Parag, FOUR runs just a hint of room and that's all Parag needs to cut it away between point and short third for four!\n Suyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run starts with a googly on middle and leg, tucked to leg for one off the back foot\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, FOUR runs cut away on the off side, and that's raced for four! Didn't look like it would go all the way initially, but he timed it so well, a fierce cut off the back foot and he beat deep cover Suyash Sharma vs RR in T20s INNS 2 WKTS 0 ECON 7.26 AVE 0\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, 1 run on middle and some turn, punches it back to the bowler and he fumbles to leak a single\n Suyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run and now through the keeper as Jaiswal misses the sweep outside off, and it goes through Jitesh's legs\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, FOUR runs a poor long hop outside off, cut to point and Yash Dayal has put down a catch there! He jumped towards his right and the ball was not even outside his reach, should have taken that easily\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, 1 run goes back in the crease and whips the ball against the turn to leg for one more We're halfway through and Suds is back\n Krunal to Parag, no run Fuller outside off, pushed to cover\n Krunal to Parag, no run Flatter on off and middle, he bunts it down from the crease\n Krunal to Parag, SIX runs Stand and deliver! Some shot that. Lands it on a length on off and middle again, Parag stands still and hacks it away over deep midwicket. Key was in his weight transfer to the back foot\n Krunal to Parag, no run Fuller on middle and leg, once again stubbed out off the front foot\n Krunal to Parag, 1 run Turns it through midwicket to get to the other end Riyan Parag vs Krunal Pandya BALLS 38 RUNS 40 OUTS 0 SR 105.26 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Krunal to Jaiswal, 1 run Backs away to the length ball and slashes it to deep point, eight off Krunal's third\n Suyash Sharma to Jaiswal, FOUR runs Reverse hit, connected beautifully! This is full outside off, he quickly switches stance and 'sweeps' it between short third and backward point RUNS 975 OUTS 34 4s\/6s 85\/44 SR 146.17 AVE 28.67\n Suyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 wide Fires it well wide of off, he shapes to hit but leaves it be\n Suyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run Quicker legspinner on off and middle, nudged through midwicket\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, 2 runs Fuller on leg, eased through midwicket. Put pressure on Livingstone, who does not gather it in a go\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, 1 run Quicker outside off, punched past extra cover\n Suyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run Short on leg, clipped through midwicket\n Suyash Sharma to Parag, no run Quicker and just outside off, je looks to steer it fine but misses\n Krunal to Jaiswal, 1 run Shortish outside leg, he clips it through forward square leg to bring up his second half-century of IPL 2025 See all photos\n Krunal to Parag, 1 run Darts it fuller than good length on leg, Parag backs away and eases it down to long-off\n Krunal to Jaiswal, 1 run Once again on the pad, whipped to deep midwicket\n Krunal to Parag, 1 run Fuller outside off, eased to cover, where the fielder misfields and concedes a run\n Krunal to Jaiswal, FOUR runs Smart, smart stuff from Jaiswal! Expects the line to be on the pad, sees a very full ball. He reaches out to take it on the full and paddles it very fine down leg\n Krunal to Jaiswal, 1 run Superb effort at deep midwicket from Salt! Almost catches that. Times his leap to perfection to take it but he parries it back in, thinking he might go beyond the rope. Jaiswal found the length he wanted outside leg, and heaved it away to end Krunal's spell with a six. It almost went the distance but didn't. It almost ended his innings but didn't. It was the longer side\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, 1 run Now Jaiswal is changing gears. Backs away and slices the full ball outside leg to deep cover-point\n Yash Dayal to Parag, OUT What a wicket. Out of nowhere. The most undramatic soft dismissal. And Parag is out of here. Short and outside off from around the stumps, he looks to go over cover but hits it to short cover where Kohli crouches and takes it over his head. It was the back of the hand slower ball. Dayal dropped Parag earlier, now dismisses him to break a 55-run stand \n Yash Dayal to Jurel, no run Length ball just outside off, he taps it to the off side. Wants a run but there isn't one\n Yash Dayal to Jurel, no run Slightly fuller, outside off, defended\n Yash Dayal to Jurel, 1 run Length ball on off, he clips it to deep midwicket to get going\n Yash Dayal to Jaiswal, 1 run Dropped? Full and wide outside off, another slower one, Jaiswal goes hard at it. Chips it towards cover, where Livingstone dives to his right and parries it away\n Suyash Sharma to Jaiswal, FOUR runs Krunal cannot cut it off in the deep. Tossed up outside off, Jaiswal lofts it over cover. Slices it so that it takes it away from cover running to his right. He does so and dives but is unable to stop it\n Suyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run Fuller on off, slogged to deep midwicket\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, no run The wrong'un on a length outside off, he goes across for a slog but misses. Goes off his back to the off side. Oh, another look tells me it went off his arm onto his helmet. No wonder the physio is out in the middle\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, 1 leg bye Fired full on leg, he misses the sweep and has to rush to the other end. Jitesh's shy at the bowler's end is wide\n Suyash Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run Shortish on off, does not climb up as much as he expects, ends up getting it off the toe end through midwicket Dhruv Jurel vs RCB in T20s INNS 5 RUNS 46 SR 115.00 AVE 15.33\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, no run Spinning away from a length, chopped to point. Just six off the over, one through a leg-bye\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, SIX runs Scooped away in style! Jaiswal moves across to the off side, and gets the length delivery in his slot. He connects it and it goes the distance over fine leg. This is his best score this season\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, FOUR runs And now a four through the off side, with Suyash diving over it. It was not off the middle. He backed away to a length ball outside off, looked to go over off but got a thick outside edge towards deep third, where Suyash made a hash of it\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, 1 run Length ball slanting in from around, slapped through cover\n Hazlewood to Jurel, no run Backs away but only manages to hit the full ball on off and middle to the left of backward point, where Dayal runs to but doesn't cleanly field it. No run conceded\n Hazlewood to Jurel, 1 run Length ball on middle, clipped through midwicket\n Hazlewood to Jaiswal, OUT Hits his pads and given! Hazlewood's celebrappeal helps but Jaiswal reviews it. It is a slower length ball from around the wicket, he gets across to swipe across the line but misses and is hit on the knee-roll. He is on his knee, so height perhaps won't be a concern. Three reds and that's that for Jaiswal. Timely strike for RCB with death overs looming \n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, 1 run Very full on leg, clears his front leg and knocks it down to long-on RUNS 1345 OUTS 51 4s\/6s 88\/103 SR 197.79 AVE 26.37\n Suyash Sharma to Hetmyer, no run Short and just outside off, it is the googly. It does not climb and Hettie plays it to the off side\n Suyash Sharma to Hetmyer, 1 run Full on off, driven down to long-off\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, 2 runs Quicker length ball on leg, it is the legspinner, he goes back and clips it through forward square leg for a brace\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, SIX runs Slogs it in the air and out of the ground! Finally Jurel connects one. Gets down on a knee and underneath the quicker legspinner to tonk it over the shorter side, into the deep midwicket stands\n Suyash Sharma to Jurel, 1 run Straight in and straight out! Kohli drops Jurel. Full outside off, he holes out straight to long-off, where Kohli fails to hang on. The bat turned in his hands. RCB's day on the field going from bad to worse, even if RR aren't flying away with this so far IMPACT SUBRCB D Padikkal Suyash Sharma\n Bhuvneshwar to Jurel, 1 run Short and outside off, he walks across and pulls it through square leg\n Bhuvneshwar to Hetmyer, 1 wide Length ball down leg, he has a swing and misses. Called wide. He was eyeing the area over short fine leg\n Bhuvneshwar to Hetmyer, 1 run The back of a length ball angled away from him, he can only slap it to long-off\n Bhuvneshwar to Jurel, 1 run Full and outside off, he goes back and across to drill it down to long-on\n Bhuvneshwar to Hetmyer, FOUR runs Hetmyer power to the fore, thanks to Bhuvi's gift! Full toss on middle, he is still and heaves it away through midwicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Hetmyer, 1 run Full and angling away, it seems to be the slower one, Hetmyer hits it off the inner half towards deep midwicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Jurel, 1 run Short and outside off, 118.1kph, Jurel moves across and mows it straight to deep midwicket. Not a bad over from Bhuvneshwar, 10 off it. Will he get one more?\n Yash Dayal to Jurel, SIX runs Jurel picks the slower one and booms it out of his presence!. Bowls it full outside off, lands in the perfect slot for Jurel to wait and hit it straight over the sight-screen\n Yash Dayal to Jurel, FOUR runs Hacked away over midwicket now. Another length ball, this time from over the wicket, lands in on middle. Enough time for Jurel to go back and across and hack it across the line INNS 6 WKTS 11 RR 10.93 AVE 21.54\n Yash Dayal to Jurel, 1 run Length ball slanting away form him, lofted over wide mid-off, long-off gets around\n Yash Dayal to Hetmyer, 1 run Perfect yorker on the leg, Hettie manages to dig it out to the on side. He inside edges it onto the back leg\n Yash Dayal to Jurel, 2 runs Full and wide outside off, he drills it straight down the ground. Timing if off, and that allows him two\n Yash Dayal to Jurel, 1 run Another very full ball just outside off, manages to use his wrists to hit it down the track, even if not over the ground, 15 off the penultimate over\n Bhuvneshwar to Jurel, 1 run Full toss on leg, Jurel misses out. Hits it off the inner half to deep square leg\n Bhuvneshwar to Hetmyer, 1 run Knuckle ball away from him, 121.4kph, Hetmyer toes it in the air and it lands around the 30m circle, allowing them to take two\n Bhuvneshwar to Jurel, FOUR runs Banged in, pulled away! Bhuvneshwar goes pace on, and it sits up well for Jurel to go hard. Gets behind the line of it and pulls it over backward square leg INNS 6 WKTS 8 ECON 11.06 AVE 26.75\n Bhuvneshwar to Jurel, 1 run Short and wide outside off, he slashes it over point\n Bhuvneshwar to Hetmyer, OUT Oh what a shot! But STRAIGHT TO deep midwicket. Bhuvneshwar just missed the yorker narrowly, Hetmyer seemed to have gotten under it. He flicked it away using all his wristpower but straight to Padikkal, who takes it despite the sun being in his eyes \n Bhuvneshwar to Rana, FOUR runs Superb finish to the RR innings. Well done, Rana. Full and outside off, he is deep in the crease, clears his front leg and slices it over cover. 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Gill accounts for it and .defends it into the off side\nShami to Gill, no run .back of a length just outside off. Curves away again and Gill meets it right under his .eyes with soft hands\nShami to Gill, 1 run .full on the pads. Gill gets onto the front foot and helps it towards deep backward square .leg .Around the wicket now\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .back of a length delivery that is fired down leg. Klaasen does well to get something on it .and Shami offers a hand of apology soon after . .Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 .INNS .4 .RUNS .187 .SR .155.83 .AVE .62.33 .HS .74\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .short and wide outside off. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and laces his square cut. .Cannot beat cover point in the ring, though. Good work by Kamindu .Over the wicket now\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .in-swinging yorker on leg stump. Sudharsan tracks it well and tucks it off his toes .towards deep square leg\nCummins to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .length in the channel. Sudharsan presses half forward and taps it towards cover\nCummins to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and stabs it towards .mid on for a quick single\nCummins to Gill, 1 run .length in the channel. Gill looks to drive on the up and shanks it towards mid on. Calls .for the single and has to scramble to get there. Sharp work by Simarjeet to also hit the .stumps in the same motion\nCummins to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .hard length on middle and off. Skids onto Sudharsan and he hurriedly pokes it off the .back foot towards cover\nCummins to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Sudharsan takes a step down the track and drives it towards .Cummins, who gets his left hand to it and takes the sting out of the stroke. Cannot stop .the single, though\nCummins to Gill, 1 run .length just outside off. Gill drops it into the off side and Sudharsan responds to his call. .A bit of a scurry but no damage done. A direct hit might have been it for Gill, though\nShami to Gill, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Gill waits for it and with an open bat face, dabs it towards .deep backward point\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan has a stab at it and squirts it off the bottom .edge towards the keeper\nShami to Gill, FOUR runs .stop that, Shubman Gill! Length outside off and Gill climbs into this. Steps forward, .leans into the drive and then crrrrrrrrrrrrruunnnnnnnnnnnnchhhhhessssss it between .extra cover and mid off!\nShami to Gill, 1 run .slanted in full on leg stump. Gill tips it to mid on and scampers across to the other end\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .Shami with the breakthrough, and Sudharsan throws his head back in disappointment! .Banged into the track on middle and leg. Sudharsan shapes for the pull but cannot keep .it down. Hits it rather tamely towards square leg, where Aniket, stationed right on the .ring, gobbles up the chance to his left. Massive wicket, and the crowd is up and about .now! .Sai Sudharsan c Verma b Mohammed Shami 5 (9b 0x4 0x6 14m) SR: 55.55\nShami to Buttler, no run .back of a length in the channel. Buttler goes nibbling at it and chunks it off the inside .half of the bat towards mid wicket\nCummins to Gill, no run .back of a length outside off. Gill hangs back and jabs it towards cover .Shami receiving treatment on the side-lines\nCummins to Gill, no run .back of a length on off. Holds a little in the surface and Gill plonks it back towards the .bowler\nCummins to Gill, 1 run .hard length on middle and leg. Gill turns it into the mid wicket region and sets off for the .single. Well-judged run in the end .Sampath tells me this is only the second single digit score for Sai Sudharsan in IPL, .across 29 innings\nCummins to Buttler, no run .slanted in on a length just outside off. Buttler presses half forward and pushes it back .towards Cummins\nCummins to Buttler, OUT .nicked and gone! What a corker from the SRH captain, and the crowd responds with an .enormous roar! Back of a length in the channel and this decks back in sharply. Buttler .goes feeling for it and gets the faintest of tickles while also getting cut in absolute half. .SRH flags flapping in the distance, Cummins with a beaming smile on his face, and GT, .well, in a spot of bother early! .Jos Buttler c \u2020Klaasen b Cummins 0 (3b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 0\nCummins to Sundar, 1 run .length just outside off. Washington pokes it enough to mid off's right and gets off the .mark with a sharp single\nShami to Sundar, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Washington waits for it and jabs it towards deep backward .point\nShami to Gill, no run .angled in on a length just outside off. Gill gets a half stride in and punches it towards .mid on\nShami to Gill, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Gill stabs it towards mid on and canters across to the .other end .Over the wicket now\nShami to Sundar, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Washington lets the ball come to him before tapping it .towards deep backward point\nShami to Gill, FOUR runs .shot - that is Gill at his very best! In the slot just outside off. Gill plants his front foot, .snaps his wrists into action and whips it over mid on!\nShami to Gill, FOUR runs .back to back boundaries for Shubman Gill! Back of a length on the hips and this is easy .pickings for a batter of Gill's class. He uses the angle and clips it effortlessly past mid .wicket!\nSimarjeet Singh to Sundar, FOUR runs .Washington joins in on the fun! Marginally short just outside off. Washington picks the .length early, stands tall and pounds it over mid on!\nSimarjeet Singh to Sundar, FOUR runs .four fours in a row for the Titans! Another shortish ball outside off. Sits up for .Washington and he rocks back to plunder it over mid wicket! .Simarjeet has been too short so far this over\nSimarjeet Singh to Sundar, no run .hard length on middle and off. Washington gets up on his toes and defends it towards .mid wicket\nSimarjeet Singh to Sundar, SIX runs .oh wow - that is a shot and a half! Back of a length on middle and off. Washington .walks across his stumps early and then channels his inner Suryakumar Yadav. Just a .flick of the wrists and the ball goes soaring over fine leg! .See all photos .Around the wicket now\nSimarjeet Singh to Sundar, no run .dug into the track with more conviction and this gets big on Washington, on middle and .off. He fends it uppishly towards the bowler\nSimarjeet Singh to Sundar, SIX runs .six more! Simarjeet is not learning, and Washington is not relenting! Another short ball .on middle and leg. Washington swivels inside the line and hooks it with minimal fuss .over fine leg!\nUnadkat to Gill, no run .back of a length outside off. Gill waits for it and pats it towards the bowler\nUnadkat to Gill, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Gill eases it down the ground to long on\nUnadkat to Sundar, FOUR runs .shot! Washington is batting on a different surface altogether! Back of a length on .middle and leg. Washington uses his wrists to superb effect and bisects deep square .leg and fine leg with surgical precision! . .Jaydev Unadkat Career stats in T20s .INNS .199 .WKTS .234 .ECON .8.02 .AVE .24.20 .BEST .5\/25\nUnadkat to Sundar, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Washington works it with the angle towards deep .mid wicket\nUnadkat to Gill, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Gill plonks it towards mid off and skips across to the other .end\nUnadkat to Sundar, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Washington drops it into the off side and saunters .across to the other end .Time for a pause in play, and GT will enter this time-out much happier than the hosts. .They have recovered from their early setbacks and have momentum heading into these .middle overs. SRH need wickets and they need at least one very quickly\nZeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run .dragged down outside off. Washington hops back and cuts it towards deep point\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, FOUR runs .smart, smart batting! Short and wide outside off. Rather than smashing the cover off .the ball, Gill plays with an open bat face and threads it between backward point and .short third!\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Gill reaches out for it and jabs it towards sweeper cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Sundar, no run .googly on a full length just outside off. Washington goes feeling for it and sees the ball .sneak past the outside edge\nZeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Washington goes back and taps it enough to extra .cover's right for a single\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .full on middle and leg. Gill gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long on\nKamindu Mendis to Gill, no run .back of a length just outside off. Gill hangs back and cuts it towards backward point\nKamindu Mendis to Gill, FOUR runs .loose ball and put away! This is a bit of a drag-down, also drifting onto the pads. Gill .rolls his wrists and shovels it behind square for four! .50 partnership up as well . .Shubman Gill vs Kamindu Mendis .BALLS .11 .RUNS .17 .OUTS .0 .SR .154.54 .4s\/6s .3\/0\nKamindu Mendis to Gill, 2 runs .full on leg stump. Gill stretches forward and nudges it perfectly between deep mid .wicket and long on. Saunters back for two\nKamindu Mendis to Gill, 1 run .slower on a length on leg stump. Gill tucks it off his pads into the mid wicket region .Right-arm off-spin from around the wicket\nKamindu Mendis to Sundar, FOUR runs .that is a shot right out of the top drawer! Floated up into the slot just outside off. .Washington gives himself room and creams it over extra cover!\nKamindu Mendis to Sundar, 1 run .angled in quicker and fuller on leg stump. Washington works it towards deep mid wicket .and keeps strike\nZeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run .flighted up full just outside off. Washington gets down on one knee and slogs it on the .bounce to long on\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, no run .into the blockhole on middle and off. Gill digs it out towards extra cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .tossed up full outside off. Gill stretches forward and drives it crisply towards long off\nZeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 2 runs .fullish on leg stump. Washington nurdles it perfectly into the gap between deep mid .wicket and deep square leg and bags a brace\nZeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run .googly on a back of a length outside off. Washington hangs back and chops it towards .backward point\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Gill helps it round the corner and is happy with six .coming off the over","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs GT, 19th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Shapes back a touch and Sudharsan flicks it towards mid wicket, who can only get a hand to it. Off the mark with a single\n Shami to Gill, no run back of a length in the channel and this swings away late. Gill accounts for it and defends it into the off side\n Shami to Gill, no run back of a length just outside off. Curves away again and Gill meets it right under his eyes with soft hands\n Shami to Gill, 1 run full on the pads. Gill gets onto the front foot and helps it towards deep backward square leg Around the wicket now\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide back of a length delivery that is fired down leg. Klaasen does well to get something on it and Shami offers a hand of apology soon after Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 INNS 4 RUNS 187 SR 155.83 AVE 62.33 HS 74\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, no run short and wide outside off. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and laces his square cut. Cannot beat cover point in the ring, though. Good work by Kamindu Over the wicket now\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run in-swinging yorker on leg stump. Sudharsan tracks it well and tucks it off his toes towards deep square leg\n Cummins to B Sai Sudharsan, no run length in the channel. Sudharsan presses half forward and taps it towards cover\n Cummins to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and stabs it towards mid on for a quick single\n Cummins to Gill, 1 run length in the channel. Gill looks to drive on the up and shanks it towards mid on. Calls for the single and has to scramble to get there. Sharp work by Simarjeet to also hit the stumps in the same motion\n Cummins to B Sai Sudharsan, no run hard length on middle and off. Skids onto Sudharsan and he hurriedly pokes it off the back foot towards cover\n Cummins to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fullish just outside off. Sudharsan takes a step down the track and drives it towards Cummins, who gets his left hand to it and takes the sting out of the stroke. Cannot stop the single, though\n Cummins to Gill, 1 run length just outside off. Gill drops it into the off side and Sudharsan responds to his call. A bit of a scurry but no damage done. A direct hit might have been it for Gill, though\n Shami to Gill, 1 run back of a length outside off. Gill waits for it and with an open bat face, dabs it towards deep backward point\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan has a stab at it and squirts it off the bottom edge towards the keeper\n Shami to Gill, FOUR runs stop that, Shubman Gill! Length outside off and Gill climbs into this. Steps forward, leans into the drive and then crrrrrrrrrrrrruunnnnnnnnnnnnchhhhhessssss it between extra cover and mid off!\n Shami to Gill, 1 run slanted in full on leg stump. Gill tips it to mid on and scampers across to the other end\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT Shami with the breakthrough, and Sudharsan throws his head back in disappointment! Banged into the track on middle and leg. Sudharsan shapes for the pull but cannot keep it down. Hits it rather tamely towards square leg, where Aniket, stationed right on the ring, gobbles up the chance to his left. Massive wicket, and the crowd is up and about now! \n Shami to Buttler, no run back of a length in the channel. Buttler goes nibbling at it and chunks it off the inside half of the bat towards mid wicket\n Cummins to Gill, no run back of a length outside off. Gill hangs back and jabs it towards cover Shami receiving treatment on the side-lines\n Cummins to Gill, no run back of a length on off. Holds a little in the surface and Gill plonks it back towards the bowler\n Cummins to Gill, 1 run hard length on middle and leg. Gill turns it into the mid wicket region and sets off for the single. Well-judged run in the end Sampath tells me this is only the second single digit score for Sai Sudharsan in IPL, across 29 innings\n Cummins to Buttler, no run slanted in on a length just outside off. Buttler presses half forward and pushes it back towards Cummins\n Cummins to Buttler, OUT nicked and gone! What a corker from the SRH captain, and the crowd responds with an enormous roar! Back of a length in the channel and this decks back in sharply. Buttler goes feeling for it and gets the faintest of tickles while also getting cut in absolute half. SRH flags flapping in the distance, Cummins with a beaming smile on his face, and GT, well, in a spot of bother early! \n Cummins to Sundar, 1 run length just outside off. Washington pokes it enough to mid off's right and gets off the mark with a sharp single\n Shami to Sundar, 1 run back of a length outside off. Washington waits for it and jabs it towards deep backward point\n Shami to Gill, no run angled in on a length just outside off. Gill gets a half stride in and punches it towards mid on\n Shami to Gill, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Gill stabs it towards mid on and canters across to the other end Over the wicket now\n Shami to Sundar, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Washington lets the ball come to him before tapping it towards deep backward point\n Shami to Gill, FOUR runs shot - that is Gill at his very best! In the slot just outside off. Gill plants his front foot, snaps his wrists into action and whips it over mid on!\n Shami to Gill, FOUR runs back to back boundaries for Shubman Gill! Back of a length on the hips and this is easy pickings for a batter of Gill's class. He uses the angle and clips it effortlessly past mid wicket!\n Simarjeet Singh to Sundar, FOUR runs Washington joins in on the fun! Marginally short just outside off. Washington picks the length early, stands tall and pounds it over mid on!\n Simarjeet Singh to Sundar, FOUR runs four fours in a row for the Titans! Another shortish ball outside off. Sits up for Washington and he rocks back to plunder it over mid wicket! Simarjeet has been too short so far this over\n Simarjeet Singh to Sundar, no run hard length on middle and off. Washington gets up on his toes and defends it towards mid wicket\n Simarjeet Singh to Sundar, SIX runs oh wow - that is a shot and a half! Back of a length on middle and off. Washington walks across his stumps early and then channels his inner Suryakumar Yadav. Just a flick of the wrists and the ball goes soaring over fine leg! See all photos Around the wicket now\n Simarjeet Singh to Sundar, no run dug into the track with more conviction and this gets big on Washington, on middle and off. He fends it uppishly towards the bowler\n Simarjeet Singh to Sundar, SIX runs six more! Simarjeet is not learning, and Washington is not relenting! Another short ball on middle and leg. Washington swivels inside the line and hooks it with minimal fuss over fine leg!\n Unadkat to Gill, no run back of a length outside off. Gill waits for it and pats it towards the bowler\n Unadkat to Gill, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Gill eases it down the ground to long on\n Unadkat to Sundar, FOUR runs shot! Washington is batting on a different surface altogether! Back of a length on middle and leg. Washington uses his wrists to superb effect and bisects deep square leg and fine leg with surgical precision! Jaydev Unadkat Career stats in T20s INNS 199 WKTS 234 ECON 8.02 AVE 24.20 BEST 5\/25\n Unadkat to Sundar, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Washington works it with the angle towards deep mid wicket\n Unadkat to Gill, 1 run back of a length outside off. Gill plonks it towards mid off and skips across to the other end\n Unadkat to Sundar, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Washington drops it into the off side and saunters across to the other end Time for a pause in play, and GT will enter this time-out much happier than the hosts. They have recovered from their early setbacks and have momentum heading into these middle overs. SRH need wickets and they need at least one very quickly\n Zeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run dragged down outside off. Washington hops back and cuts it towards deep point\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, FOUR runs smart, smart batting! Short and wide outside off. Rather than smashing the cover off the ball, Gill plays with an open bat face and threads it between backward point and short third!\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run back of a length outside off. Gill reaches out for it and jabs it towards sweeper cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Sundar, no run googly on a full length just outside off. Washington goes feeling for it and sees the ball sneak past the outside edge\n Zeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Washington goes back and taps it enough to extra cover's right for a single\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run full on middle and leg. Gill gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long on\n Kamindu Mendis to Gill, no run back of a length just outside off. Gill hangs back and cuts it towards backward point\n Kamindu Mendis to Gill, FOUR runs loose ball and put away! This is a bit of a drag-down, also drifting onto the pads. Gill rolls his wrists and shovels it behind square for four! 50 partnership up as well Shubman Gill vs Kamindu Mendis BALLS 11 RUNS 17 OUTS 0 SR 154.54 4s\/6s 3\/0\n Kamindu Mendis to Gill, 2 runs full on leg stump. Gill stretches forward and nudges it perfectly between deep mid wicket and long on. Saunters back for two\n Kamindu Mendis to Gill, 1 run slower on a length on leg stump. Gill tucks it off his pads into the mid wicket region Right-arm off-spin from around the wicket\n Kamindu Mendis to Sundar, FOUR runs that is a shot right out of the top drawer! Floated up into the slot just outside off. Washington gives himself room and creams it over extra cover!\n Kamindu Mendis to Sundar, 1 run angled in quicker and fuller on leg stump. Washington works it towards deep mid wicket and keeps strike\n Zeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run flighted up full just outside off. Washington gets down on one knee and slogs it on the bounce to long on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, no run into the blockhole on middle and off. Gill digs it out towards extra cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run tossed up full outside off. Gill stretches forward and drives it crisply towards long off\n Zeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 2 runs fullish on leg stump. Washington nurdles it perfectly into the gap between deep mid wicket and deep square leg and bags a brace\n Zeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run googly on a back of a length outside off. Washington hangs back and chops it towards backward point\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Gill helps it round the corner and is happy with six coming off the over","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill","Sundar"],"Runs":[5.0,0.0,36.0,40.0],"Balls_Faced":[9,3,28,20],"Fours":[0,0,5,4],"Sixes":[0,0,0,2],"S\/R":[55.56,0.0,128.57,200.0],"dismissal":["c Verma b Mohammed Shami","c \u2020Klaasen b Cummins","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Cummins","Kamindu Mendis","Shami","Simarjeet Singh","Unadkat","Zeeshan Ansari"],"Balls":[12,6,18,6,6,12],"Runs_Given":[6.0,12.0,22.0,20.0,8.0,14.0],"Wickets":[1,0,1,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,3.0,1.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Shapes back a touch and Sudharsan flicks it .towards mid wicket, who can only get a hand to it. Off the mark with a single\nShami to Gill, no run .back of a length in the channel and this swings away late. Gill accounts for it and .defends it into the off side\nShami to Gill, no run .back of a length just outside off. Curves away again and Gill meets it right under his .eyes with soft hands\nShami to Gill, 1 run .full on the pads. Gill gets onto the front foot and helps it towards deep backward square .leg .Around the wicket now\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .back of a length delivery that is fired down leg. Klaasen does well to get something on it .and Shami offers a hand of apology soon after . .Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 .INNS .4 .RUNS .187 .SR .155.83 .AVE .62.33 .HS .74\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .short and wide outside off. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and laces his square cut. .Cannot beat cover point in the ring, though. Good work by Kamindu .Over the wicket now\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .in-swinging yorker on leg stump. Sudharsan tracks it well and tucks it off his toes .towards deep square leg\nCummins to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .length in the channel. Sudharsan presses half forward and taps it towards cover\nCummins to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and stabs it towards .mid on for a quick single\nCummins to Gill, 1 run .length in the channel. Gill looks to drive on the up and shanks it towards mid on. Calls .for the single and has to scramble to get there. Sharp work by Simarjeet to also hit the .stumps in the same motion\nCummins to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .hard length on middle and off. Skids onto Sudharsan and he hurriedly pokes it off the .back foot towards cover\nCummins to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Sudharsan takes a step down the track and drives it towards .Cummins, who gets his left hand to it and takes the sting out of the stroke. Cannot stop .the single, though\nCummins to Gill, 1 run .length just outside off. Gill drops it into the off side and Sudharsan responds to his call. .A bit of a scurry but no damage done. A direct hit might have been it for Gill, though\nShami to Gill, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Gill waits for it and with an open bat face, dabs it towards .deep backward point\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan has a stab at it and squirts it off the bottom .edge towards the keeper\nShami to Gill, FOUR runs .stop that, Shubman Gill! Length outside off and Gill climbs into this. Steps forward, .leans into the drive and then crrrrrrrrrrrrruunnnnnnnnnnnnchhhhhessssss it between .extra cover and mid off!\nShami to Gill, 1 run .slanted in full on leg stump. Gill tips it to mid on and scampers across to the other end\nShami to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .Shami with the breakthrough, and Sudharsan throws his head back in disappointment! .Banged into the track on middle and leg. Sudharsan shapes for the pull but cannot keep .it down. Hits it rather tamely towards square leg, where Aniket, stationed right on the .ring, gobbles up the chance to his left. Massive wicket, and the crowd is up and about .now! .Sai Sudharsan c Verma b Mohammed Shami 5 (9b 0x4 0x6 14m) SR: 55.55\nShami to Buttler, no run .back of a length in the channel. Buttler goes nibbling at it and chunks it off the inside .half of the bat towards mid wicket\nCummins to Gill, no run .back of a length outside off. Gill hangs back and jabs it towards cover .Shami receiving treatment on the side-lines\nCummins to Gill, no run .back of a length on off. Holds a little in the surface and Gill plonks it back towards the .bowler\nCummins to Gill, 1 run .hard length on middle and leg. Gill turns it into the mid wicket region and sets off for the .single. Well-judged run in the end .Sampath tells me this is only the second single digit score for Sai Sudharsan in IPL, .across 29 innings\nCummins to Buttler, no run .slanted in on a length just outside off. Buttler presses half forward and pushes it back .towards Cummins\nCummins to Buttler, OUT .nicked and gone! What a corker from the SRH captain, and the crowd responds with an .enormous roar! Back of a length in the channel and this decks back in sharply. Buttler .goes feeling for it and gets the faintest of tickles while also getting cut in absolute half. .SRH flags flapping in the distance, Cummins with a beaming smile on his face, and GT, .well, in a spot of bother early! .Jos Buttler c \u2020Klaasen b Cummins 0 (3b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 0\nCummins to Sundar, 1 run .length just outside off. Washington pokes it enough to mid off's right and gets off the .mark with a sharp single\nShami to Sundar, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Washington waits for it and jabs it towards deep backward .point\nShami to Gill, no run .angled in on a length just outside off. Gill gets a half stride in and punches it towards .mid on\nShami to Gill, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Gill stabs it towards mid on and canters across to the .other end .Over the wicket now\nShami to Sundar, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Washington lets the ball come to him before tapping it .towards deep backward point\nShami to Gill, FOUR runs .shot - that is Gill at his very best! In the slot just outside off. Gill plants his front foot, .snaps his wrists into action and whips it over mid on!\nShami to Gill, FOUR runs .back to back boundaries for Shubman Gill! Back of a length on the hips and this is easy .pickings for a batter of Gill's class. He uses the angle and clips it effortlessly past mid .wicket!\nSimarjeet Singh to Sundar, FOUR runs .Washington joins in on the fun! Marginally short just outside off. Washington picks the .length early, stands tall and pounds it over mid on!\nSimarjeet Singh to Sundar, FOUR runs .four fours in a row for the Titans! Another shortish ball outside off. Sits up for .Washington and he rocks back to plunder it over mid wicket! .Simarjeet has been too short so far this over\nSimarjeet Singh to Sundar, no run .hard length on middle and off. Washington gets up on his toes and defends it towards .mid wicket\nSimarjeet Singh to Sundar, SIX runs .oh wow - that is a shot and a half! Back of a length on middle and off. Washington .walks across his stumps early and then channels his inner Suryakumar Yadav. Just a .flick of the wrists and the ball goes soaring over fine leg! .See all photos .Around the wicket now\nSimarjeet Singh to Sundar, no run .dug into the track with more conviction and this gets big on Washington, on middle and .off. He fends it uppishly towards the bowler\nSimarjeet Singh to Sundar, SIX runs .six more! Simarjeet is not learning, and Washington is not relenting! Another short ball .on middle and leg. Washington swivels inside the line and hooks it with minimal fuss .over fine leg!\nUnadkat to Gill, no run .back of a length outside off. Gill waits for it and pats it towards the bowler\nUnadkat to Gill, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Gill eases it down the ground to long on\nUnadkat to Sundar, FOUR runs .shot! Washington is batting on a different surface altogether! Back of a length on .middle and leg. Washington uses his wrists to superb effect and bisects deep square .leg and fine leg with surgical precision! . .Jaydev Unadkat Career stats in T20s .INNS .199 .WKTS .234 .ECON .8.02 .AVE .24.20 .BEST .5\/25\nUnadkat to Sundar, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Washington works it with the angle towards deep .mid wicket\nUnadkat to Gill, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Gill plonks it towards mid off and skips across to the other .end\nUnadkat to Sundar, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Washington drops it into the off side and saunters .across to the other end .Time for a pause in play, and GT will enter this time-out much happier than the hosts. .They have recovered from their early setbacks and have momentum heading into these .middle overs. SRH need wickets and they need at least one very quickly\nZeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run .dragged down outside off. Washington hops back and cuts it towards deep point\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, FOUR runs .smart, smart batting! Short and wide outside off. Rather than smashing the cover off .the ball, Gill plays with an open bat face and threads it between backward point and .short third!\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Gill reaches out for it and jabs it towards sweeper cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Sundar, no run .googly on a full length just outside off. Washington goes feeling for it and sees the ball .sneak past the outside edge\nZeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Washington goes back and taps it enough to extra .cover's right for a single\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .full on middle and leg. Gill gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long on\nKamindu Mendis to Gill, no run .back of a length just outside off. Gill hangs back and cuts it towards backward point\nKamindu Mendis to Gill, FOUR runs .loose ball and put away! This is a bit of a drag-down, also drifting onto the pads. Gill .rolls his wrists and shovels it behind square for four! .50 partnership up as well . .Shubman Gill vs Kamindu Mendis .BALLS .11 .RUNS .17 .OUTS .0 .SR .154.54 .4s\/6s .3\/0\nKamindu Mendis to Gill, 2 runs .full on leg stump. Gill stretches forward and nudges it perfectly between deep mid .wicket and long on. Saunters back for two\nKamindu Mendis to Gill, 1 run .slower on a length on leg stump. Gill tucks it off his pads into the mid wicket region .Right-arm off-spin from around the wicket\nKamindu Mendis to Sundar, FOUR runs .that is a shot right out of the top drawer! Floated up into the slot just outside off. .Washington gives himself room and creams it over extra cover!\nKamindu Mendis to Sundar, 1 run .angled in quicker and fuller on leg stump. Washington works it towards deep mid wicket .and keeps strike\nZeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run .flighted up full just outside off. Washington gets down on one knee and slogs it on the .bounce to long on\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, no run .into the blockhole on middle and off. Gill digs it out towards extra cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .tossed up full outside off. Gill stretches forward and drives it crisply towards long off\nZeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 2 runs .fullish on leg stump. Washington nurdles it perfectly into the gap between deep mid .wicket and deep square leg and bags a brace\nZeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run .googly on a back of a length outside off. Washington hangs back and chops it towards .backward point\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Gill helps it round the corner and is happy with six .coming off the over\nCummins to Gill, 2 runs .shortish outside off. Gill gets up on his toes and dabs it past backward point for a .couple of runs\nCummins to Gill, no run .hard length, honing into off stump. Gill gets behind the line and plays the perfect .defensive stroke\nCummins to Gill, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Gill stays a little leg side of the ball and eases it to .extra cover's left .Around the wicket to the LHB\nCummins to Sundar, no run .back of a length outside off. Washington gets on top of the bounce and punches it .towards extra cover\nCummins to Sundar, 1 run .length outside off. Washington drives it firmly to mid off and sets off for the single. .Knows immediately that he will need to scramble and is saved by Unadkat missing the .stumps at the bowler's end\nCummins to Gill, FOUR runs .oof, Gill is putting on a batting clinic now! Length outside off. Gill presses forward, gets .on top of the bounce nicely and caresses it between extra cover and mid off!\nUnadkat to Sundar, 1 run .back of a length on off. Washington takes a step down the track and jabs it towards .sweeper cover .Around the wicket to Gill\nUnadkat to Gill, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Gill gets up on his toes and punches it towards sweeper .cover\nUnadkat to Sundar, 1 run .slower bumper outside off. Washington gets up on his toes, rolls his wrists and pulls it .towards deep square leg\nUnadkat to Gill, 1 run .another slower short ball, sitting up on off stump. Gill waits for it and short-arm jabs it .towards deep mid wicket\nUnadkat to Sundar, no run .length outside off. Washington gets a half stride in and taps it towards backward point\nUnadkat to Sundar, FOUR runs .short and Washington latches onto it! Not a great deal of pace to trouble Washington .and he jumps up onto his toes, while also lifting up his front leg Calypso style. Pummels .it behind square and picks up four!\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Gill waits for the ball to spin before pushing it towards .sweeper cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run .very full on off. Washington comes forward and digs it out towards long off\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, FOUR runs .oh dear - that is not going to help SRH at all! Shortish outside off. Gill waits deep in his .crease and cuts it powerfully towards deep point. Aniket gets around to it but the ball .then slips through his fingers. Fifty up for Gill and this has been a classy knock! .See all photos\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, no run .full on leg stump. Gill comes onto the front foot and pats it towards mid wicket\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .full on leg stump. Gill presses forward again and knocks it to long on\nZeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run .full on middle and leg. Washington stretches forward and flicks it to long on\nShami to Sundar, OUT .has Aniket held on to that?! Would be a world-class grab if he has! Short, wide and .Washington's eyes light up. He thinks he can carve this over point to get to his half- .century but hits it too close to the sweeper. Aniket judges it nice and early and tears in .off the fence. Lungs forward at the last moment and catches it. But the question is .whether the ball was grounded at any point. This looks incredibly tight. Very touch- .and-go. The third umpire has multiple looks at it, and reckons the fingers were .underneath the ball. Wow, that is a big call, despite a slight suggestion that the ball .may have grazed the grass at the very least. A moment of magic in the field .nevertheless, and Washington is on his way! .Washington Sundar c Verma b Mohammed Shami 49 (29b 5x4 2x6 43m) SR: 168.96\nShami to Rutherford, no run .back of a length outside off. Rutherford gets up on his toes and jabs it towards .backward point\nShami to Rutherford, 1 wide .slower short ball bowled a mile outside off. Rutherford lets it go and the umpire calls it a .wide\nShami to Rutherford, FOUR runs .Rutherford is up and running, albeit in streaky fashion! Banged into the track on middle .and off. Rutherford has a swipe at it and the ball flies off the top edge, well over the .keeper's head!\nShami to Rutherford, no run .back of a length, angling into middle and off. Rutherford gets behind the line and plays it .back to the bowler\nShami to Rutherford, no run .into the blockhole just outside off. Rutherford jams down on it and squeezes it out .towards backward point\nShami to Rutherford, 1 run .almost! Cracking yorker on middle and off, and this nearly turns Rutherford inside-out. .He gets a bit of bat on it and it dribbles away to deep third off the outside edge\nAbhishek to Rutherford, FOUR runs .Rutherford welcomes Abhishek with a boundary! Tossed up into the slot on middle and .off. Rutherford gives himself room and carves it over extra cover!\nAbhishek to Rutherford, FOUR runs .Rutherford is feasting on what is being dished out here! More of a drag-down outside .off. Rutherford lines it up and boshes it over extra cover!\nAbhishek to Rutherford, FOUR runs .three fours in a row, and Rutherford is in a hurry! Slanted in full just outside off. .Rutherford brings out the slog sweep and smears it to deep mid wicket's right!\nAbhishek to Rutherford, 1 wide .darted in full and beyond the tramlines on the off side. Left alone and called a wide\nAbhishek to Rutherford, FOUR runs .short and wide outside off, and Rutherford gets this through too! All along the carpet .this time past cover and cover point, and Rutherford is now helping himself to fours .here, there and everywhere!\nAbhishek to Rutherford, no run .back of a length outside off. Rutherford goes reaching out for it and jams it off the .inside edge into Klaasen's pads, with the ball then hitting the stumps, causing a brief fit .of excitement among the crowd . .Sherfane Rutherford vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .239 .OUTS .6 .4s\/6s .13\/23 .SR .174.45 .AVE .39.83\nAbhishek to Rutherford, 1 run .slower and fuller outside off. Rutherford lunges forward and pushes it towards deep .extra cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Rutherford, 1 run .fizzed in on a length just outside off. Rutherford comes forward and nurdles it into the .mid wicket region\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Gill hangs back and prods it towards the bowler\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, FOUR runs .swept away with disdain! Fuller and floatier on off stump. Gill gets down on one knee .and scorches it through square leg!\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, FOUR runs .hang that in the Louvre! Looped up full and wide. Gill plants his front foot, gets his .hands through the ball delightfully and creams it over extra cover!\nZeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run .full just outside off. Gill gets forward and opens his bat face to drive it towards sweeper .cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Rutherford, 1 run .googly on a back of a length, spinning towards leg stump. Rutherford works it into the .mid wicket region and keeps strike .The final time-out is here. Several SRH coaches walk out to have a chat to their team. .They only have 12 runs left in the bank, though... .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nCummins to Rutherford, SIX runs .pick the bones out of that one! Marginally short just outside off. Rutherford picks the .length early, opens up his front hip and clatters it over deep mid wicket! .Just six more needed. Around the wicket\nCummins to Rutherford, FOUR runs .Rutherford is toying with the bowling and the field placements now! Slower ball on a .length outside off. Rutherford waits on this and glides it beautifully between short third .and backward point!\nCummins to Rutherford, 1 run .zipped in full on middle and leg. Rutherford prods it back past the bowler, and the .scores are level now!\nCummins to Gill, 1 run .Gill, fittingly, ices this run-chase, and he does so with with the easiest of clips into the .leg side! The Titans win their third on the bounce, and SRH, beaten finalists and .trendsetters last year, have now lost four on the trot! Back of a length on leg stump. Gill .lets the ball come to him and with a nonchalant flick of the wrists, tucks it away towards .deep square leg. Another clinical, clinical performance, and what would please GT the .most is that this came after overcoming a slight wobble at the start! .Another evening to forget for SRH, meanwhile. Their much-vaunted batting unit could .not come to grips with the pace of the surface. They began much better with the ball, .but the lack of depth, especially once Shami and Cummins bowled their respective .opening spells, was rather glaring. That may be something they look at going forward, .but with each passing game and with each demoralizing loss, there may be a sense that .time is running out.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs GT, 19th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Shapes back a touch and Sudharsan flicks it towards mid wicket, who can only get a hand to it. Off the mark with a single\n Shami to Gill, no run back of a length in the channel and this swings away late. Gill accounts for it and defends it into the off side\n Shami to Gill, no run back of a length just outside off. Curves away again and Gill meets it right under his eyes with soft hands\n Shami to Gill, 1 run full on the pads. Gill gets onto the front foot and helps it towards deep backward square leg Around the wicket now\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide back of a length delivery that is fired down leg. Klaasen does well to get something on it and Shami offers a hand of apology soon after Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 INNS 4 RUNS 187 SR 155.83 AVE 62.33 HS 74\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, no run short and wide outside off. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and laces his square cut. Cannot beat cover point in the ring, though. Good work by Kamindu Over the wicket now\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run in-swinging yorker on leg stump. Sudharsan tracks it well and tucks it off his toes towards deep square leg\n Cummins to B Sai Sudharsan, no run length in the channel. Sudharsan presses half forward and taps it towards cover\n Cummins to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and stabs it towards mid on for a quick single\n Cummins to Gill, 1 run length in the channel. Gill looks to drive on the up and shanks it towards mid on. Calls for the single and has to scramble to get there. Sharp work by Simarjeet to also hit the stumps in the same motion\n Cummins to B Sai Sudharsan, no run hard length on middle and off. Skids onto Sudharsan and he hurriedly pokes it off the back foot towards cover\n Cummins to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fullish just outside off. Sudharsan takes a step down the track and drives it towards Cummins, who gets his left hand to it and takes the sting out of the stroke. Cannot stop the single, though\n Cummins to Gill, 1 run length just outside off. Gill drops it into the off side and Sudharsan responds to his call. A bit of a scurry but no damage done. A direct hit might have been it for Gill, though\n Shami to Gill, 1 run back of a length outside off. Gill waits for it and with an open bat face, dabs it towards deep backward point\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan has a stab at it and squirts it off the bottom edge towards the keeper\n Shami to Gill, FOUR runs stop that, Shubman Gill! Length outside off and Gill climbs into this. Steps forward, leans into the drive and then crrrrrrrrrrrrruunnnnnnnnnnnnchhhhhessssss it between extra cover and mid off!\n Shami to Gill, 1 run slanted in full on leg stump. Gill tips it to mid on and scampers across to the other end\n Shami to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT Shami with the breakthrough, and Sudharsan throws his head back in disappointment! Banged into the track on middle and leg. Sudharsan shapes for the pull but cannot keep it down. Hits it rather tamely towards square leg, where Aniket, stationed right on the ring, gobbles up the chance to his left. Massive wicket, and the crowd is up and about now! \n Shami to Buttler, no run back of a length in the channel. Buttler goes nibbling at it and chunks it off the inside half of the bat towards mid wicket\n Cummins to Gill, no run back of a length outside off. Gill hangs back and jabs it towards cover Shami receiving treatment on the side-lines\n Cummins to Gill, no run back of a length on off. Holds a little in the surface and Gill plonks it back towards the bowler\n Cummins to Gill, 1 run hard length on middle and leg. Gill turns it into the mid wicket region and sets off for the single. Well-judged run in the end Sampath tells me this is only the second single digit score for Sai Sudharsan in IPL, across 29 innings\n Cummins to Buttler, no run slanted in on a length just outside off. Buttler presses half forward and pushes it back towards Cummins\n Cummins to Buttler, OUT nicked and gone! What a corker from the SRH captain, and the crowd responds with an enormous roar! Back of a length in the channel and this decks back in sharply. Buttler goes feeling for it and gets the faintest of tickles while also getting cut in absolute half. SRH flags flapping in the distance, Cummins with a beaming smile on his face, and GT, well, in a spot of bother early! \n Cummins to Sundar, 1 run length just outside off. Washington pokes it enough to mid off's right and gets off the mark with a sharp single\n Shami to Sundar, 1 run back of a length outside off. Washington waits for it and jabs it towards deep backward point\n Shami to Gill, no run angled in on a length just outside off. Gill gets a half stride in and punches it towards mid on\n Shami to Gill, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Gill stabs it towards mid on and canters across to the other end Over the wicket now\n Shami to Sundar, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Washington lets the ball come to him before tapping it towards deep backward point\n Shami to Gill, FOUR runs shot - that is Gill at his very best! In the slot just outside off. Gill plants his front foot, snaps his wrists into action and whips it over mid on!\n Shami to Gill, FOUR runs back to back boundaries for Shubman Gill! Back of a length on the hips and this is easy pickings for a batter of Gill's class. He uses the angle and clips it effortlessly past mid wicket!\n Simarjeet Singh to Sundar, FOUR runs Washington joins in on the fun! Marginally short just outside off. Washington picks the length early, stands tall and pounds it over mid on!\n Simarjeet Singh to Sundar, FOUR runs four fours in a row for the Titans! Another shortish ball outside off. Sits up for Washington and he rocks back to plunder it over mid wicket! Simarjeet has been too short so far this over\n Simarjeet Singh to Sundar, no run hard length on middle and off. Washington gets up on his toes and defends it towards mid wicket\n Simarjeet Singh to Sundar, SIX runs oh wow - that is a shot and a half! Back of a length on middle and off. Washington walks across his stumps early and then channels his inner Suryakumar Yadav. Just a flick of the wrists and the ball goes soaring over fine leg! See all photos Around the wicket now\n Simarjeet Singh to Sundar, no run dug into the track with more conviction and this gets big on Washington, on middle and off. He fends it uppishly towards the bowler\n Simarjeet Singh to Sundar, SIX runs six more! Simarjeet is not learning, and Washington is not relenting! Another short ball on middle and leg. Washington swivels inside the line and hooks it with minimal fuss over fine leg!\n Unadkat to Gill, no run back of a length outside off. Gill waits for it and pats it towards the bowler\n Unadkat to Gill, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Gill eases it down the ground to long on\n Unadkat to Sundar, FOUR runs shot! Washington is batting on a different surface altogether! Back of a length on middle and leg. Washington uses his wrists to superb effect and bisects deep square leg and fine leg with surgical precision! Jaydev Unadkat Career stats in T20s INNS 199 WKTS 234 ECON 8.02 AVE 24.20 BEST 5\/25\n Unadkat to Sundar, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Washington works it with the angle towards deep mid wicket\n Unadkat to Gill, 1 run back of a length outside off. Gill plonks it towards mid off and skips across to the other end\n Unadkat to Sundar, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Washington drops it into the off side and saunters across to the other end Time for a pause in play, and GT will enter this time-out much happier than the hosts. They have recovered from their early setbacks and have momentum heading into these middle overs. SRH need wickets and they need at least one very quickly\n Zeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run dragged down outside off. Washington hops back and cuts it towards deep point\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, FOUR runs smart, smart batting! Short and wide outside off. Rather than smashing the cover off the ball, Gill plays with an open bat face and threads it between backward point and short third!\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run back of a length outside off. Gill reaches out for it and jabs it towards sweeper cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Sundar, no run googly on a full length just outside off. Washington goes feeling for it and sees the ball sneak past the outside edge\n Zeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Washington goes back and taps it enough to extra cover's right for a single\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run full on middle and leg. Gill gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long on\n Kamindu Mendis to Gill, no run back of a length just outside off. Gill hangs back and cuts it towards backward point\n Kamindu Mendis to Gill, FOUR runs loose ball and put away! This is a bit of a drag-down, also drifting onto the pads. Gill rolls his wrists and shovels it behind square for four! 50 partnership up as well Shubman Gill vs Kamindu Mendis BALLS 11 RUNS 17 OUTS 0 SR 154.54 4s\/6s 3\/0\n Kamindu Mendis to Gill, 2 runs full on leg stump. Gill stretches forward and nudges it perfectly between deep mid wicket and long on. Saunters back for two\n Kamindu Mendis to Gill, 1 run slower on a length on leg stump. Gill tucks it off his pads into the mid wicket region Right-arm off-spin from around the wicket\n Kamindu Mendis to Sundar, FOUR runs that is a shot right out of the top drawer! Floated up into the slot just outside off. Washington gives himself room and creams it over extra cover!\n Kamindu Mendis to Sundar, 1 run angled in quicker and fuller on leg stump. Washington works it towards deep mid wicket and keeps strike\n Zeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run flighted up full just outside off. Washington gets down on one knee and slogs it on the bounce to long on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, no run into the blockhole on middle and off. Gill digs it out towards extra cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run tossed up full outside off. Gill stretches forward and drives it crisply towards long off\n Zeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 2 runs fullish on leg stump. Washington nurdles it perfectly into the gap between deep mid wicket and deep square leg and bags a brace\n Zeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run googly on a back of a length outside off. Washington hangs back and chops it towards backward point\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Gill helps it round the corner and is happy with six coming off the over\n Cummins to Gill, 2 runs shortish outside off. Gill gets up on his toes and dabs it past backward point for a couple of runs\n Cummins to Gill, no run hard length, honing into off stump. Gill gets behind the line and plays the perfect defensive stroke\n Cummins to Gill, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Gill stays a little leg side of the ball and eases it to extra cover's left Around the wicket to the LHB\n Cummins to Sundar, no run back of a length outside off. Washington gets on top of the bounce and punches it towards extra cover\n Cummins to Sundar, 1 run length outside off. Washington drives it firmly to mid off and sets off for the single. Knows immediately that he will need to scramble and is saved by Unadkat missing the stumps at the bowler's end\n Cummins to Gill, FOUR runs oof, Gill is putting on a batting clinic now! Length outside off. Gill presses forward, gets on top of the bounce nicely and caresses it between extra cover and mid off!\n Unadkat to Sundar, 1 run back of a length on off. Washington takes a step down the track and jabs it towards sweeper cover Around the wicket to Gill\n Unadkat to Gill, 1 run back of a length outside off. Gill gets up on his toes and punches it towards sweeper cover\n Unadkat to Sundar, 1 run slower bumper outside off. Washington gets up on his toes, rolls his wrists and pulls it towards deep square leg\n Unadkat to Gill, 1 run another slower short ball, sitting up on off stump. Gill waits for it and short-arm jabs it towards deep mid wicket\n Unadkat to Sundar, no run length outside off. Washington gets a half stride in and taps it towards backward point\n Unadkat to Sundar, FOUR runs short and Washington latches onto it! Not a great deal of pace to trouble Washington and he jumps up onto his toes, while also lifting up his front leg Calypso style. Pummels it behind square and picks up four!\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run back of a length outside off. Gill waits for the ball to spin before pushing it towards sweeper cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run very full on off. Washington comes forward and digs it out towards long off\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, FOUR runs oh dear - that is not going to help SRH at all! Shortish outside off. Gill waits deep in his crease and cuts it powerfully towards deep point. Aniket gets around to it but the ball then slips through his fingers. Fifty up for Gill and this has been a classy knock! See all photos\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, no run full on leg stump. Gill comes onto the front foot and pats it towards mid wicket\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run full on leg stump. Gill presses forward again and knocks it to long on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Sundar, 1 run full on middle and leg. Washington stretches forward and flicks it to long on\n Shami to Sundar, OUT has Aniket held on to that?! Would be a world-class grab if he has! Short, wide and Washington's eyes light up. He thinks he can carve this over point to get to his half-century but hits it too close to the sweeper. Aniket judges it nice and early and tears in off the fence. Lungs forward at the last moment and catches it. But the question is whether the ball was grounded at any point. This looks incredibly tight. Very touch-and-go. The third umpire has multiple looks at it, and reckons the fingers were underneath the ball. Wow, that is a big call, despite a slight suggestion that the ball may have grazed the grass at the very least. A moment of magic in the field nevertheless, and Washington is on his way! \n Shami to Rutherford, no run back of a length outside off. Rutherford gets up on his toes and jabs it towards backward point\n Shami to Rutherford, 1 wide slower short ball bowled a mile outside off. Rutherford lets it go and the umpire calls it a wide\n Shami to Rutherford, FOUR runs Rutherford is up and running, albeit in streaky fashion! Banged into the track on middle and off. Rutherford has a swipe at it and the ball flies off the top edge, well over the keeper's head!\n Shami to Rutherford, no run back of a length, angling into middle and off. Rutherford gets behind the line and plays it back to the bowler\n Shami to Rutherford, no run into the blockhole just outside off. Rutherford jams down on it and squeezes it out towards backward point\n Shami to Rutherford, 1 run almost! Cracking yorker on middle and off, and this nearly turns Rutherford inside-out. He gets a bit of bat on it and it dribbles away to deep third off the outside edge\n Abhishek to Rutherford, FOUR runs Rutherford welcomes Abhishek with a boundary! Tossed up into the slot on middle and off. Rutherford gives himself room and carves it over extra cover!\n Abhishek to Rutherford, FOUR runs Rutherford is feasting on what is being dished out here! More of a drag-down outside off. Rutherford lines it up and boshes it over extra cover!\n Abhishek to Rutherford, FOUR runs three fours in a row, and Rutherford is in a hurry! Slanted in full just outside off. Rutherford brings out the slog sweep and smears it to deep mid wicket's right!\n Abhishek to Rutherford, 1 wide darted in full and beyond the tramlines on the off side. Left alone and called a wide\n Abhishek to Rutherford, FOUR runs short and wide outside off, and Rutherford gets this through too! All along the carpet this time past cover and cover point, and Rutherford is now helping himself to fours here, there and everywhere!\n Abhishek to Rutherford, no run back of a length outside off. Rutherford goes reaching out for it and jams it off the inside edge into Klaasen's pads, with the ball then hitting the stumps, causing a brief fit of excitement among the crowd Sherfane Rutherford vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 239 OUTS 6 4s\/6s 13\/23 SR 174.45 AVE 39.83\n Abhishek to Rutherford, 1 run slower and fuller outside off. Rutherford lunges forward and pushes it towards deep extra cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rutherford, 1 run fizzed in on a length just outside off. Rutherford comes forward and nurdles it into the mid wicket region\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, no run back of a length on middle and off. Gill hangs back and prods it towards the bowler\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, FOUR runs swept away with disdain! Fuller and floatier on off stump. Gill gets down on one knee and scorches it through square leg!\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, FOUR runs hang that in the Louvre! Looped up full and wide. Gill plants his front foot, gets his hands through the ball delightfully and creams it over extra cover!\n Zeeshan Ansari to Gill, 1 run full just outside off. Gill gets forward and opens his bat face to drive it towards sweeper cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rutherford, 1 run googly on a back of a length, spinning towards leg stump. Rutherford works it into the mid wicket region and keeps strike The final time-out is here. Several SRH coaches walk out to have a chat to their team. They only have 12 runs left in the bank, though... AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Cummins to Rutherford, SIX runs pick the bones out of that one! Marginally short just outside off. Rutherford picks the length early, opens up his front hip and clatters it over deep mid wicket! Just six more needed. Around the wicket\n Cummins to Rutherford, FOUR runs Rutherford is toying with the bowling and the field placements now! Slower ball on a length outside off. Rutherford waits on this and glides it beautifully between short third and backward point!\n Cummins to Rutherford, 1 run zipped in full on middle and leg. Rutherford prods it back past the bowler, and the scores are level now!\n Cummins to Gill, 1 run Gill, fittingly, ices this run-chase, and he does so with with the easiest of clips into the leg side! The Titans win their third on the bounce, and SRH, beaten finalists and trendsetters last year, have now lost four on the trot! Back of a length on leg stump. Gill lets the ball come to him and with a nonchalant flick of the wrists, tucks it away towards deep square leg. Another clinical, clinical performance, and what would please GT the most is that this came after overcoming a slight wobble at the start! Another evening to forget for SRH, meanwhile. Their much-vaunted batting unit could not come to grips with the pace of the surface. They began much better with the ball, but the lack of depth, especially once Shami and Cummins bowled their respective opening spells, was rather glaring. That may be something they look at going forward, but with each passing game and with each demoralizing loss, there may be a sense that time is running out.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill","Rutherford","Sundar"],"Runs":[5.0,0.0,61.0,35.0,49.0],"Balls_Faced":[9,3,43,16,29],"Fours":[0,0,9,6,5],"Sixes":[0,0,0,1,2],"S\/R":[55.56,0.0,141.86,218.75,168.97],"dismissal":["c Verma b Mohammed Shami","c \u2020Klaasen b Cummins","Not Out","Not Out","c Verma b Mohammed Shami"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Abhishek","Cummins","Kamindu Mendis","Shami","Simarjeet Singh","Unadkat","Zeeshan Ansari"],"Balls":[6,22,6,24,6,12,24],"Runs_Given":[18.0,26.0,12.0,28.0,20.0,16.0,33.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,2,0,0,0],"Overs":[1.0,3.4,1.0,4.0,1.0,2.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Starc to Abhishek, 1 run .And Abhishek uses his feet straightaway! Charges down to the length ball around .middle and hits it on the bounce to Axar at mid-off. A quick run gets SRH going .Slip and a short third in for Head\nStarc to Head, FOUR runs .Oh dear. Axar though cover would dive and stop it and doesn't run hard to his right from .mid-off. Head off in a typical fashion. Stands still, reaches out and drives it through .extra cover\nStarc to Head, FOUR runs .Timed it straight down the ground! Overpitched on off, Head just times his push to .perfection. Before today, he had not hit a single boundary off Starc across formats, .today he has two in two .Starc from around the wicket now. Point goes back, deep backward square leg out\nStarc to Head, 2 runs .Back of a length down leg, he lifts his front leg and whips it past short fine leg. Not .enough timing, so JFM gets around in the deep .Over the wicket again\nStarc to Head, OUT .Almost played on! And oh dear, Abhishek is run-out! He did not go for it quickly, almost .sent Head back but then continued running. NIgam gets in from backward point and .underarms it on the stumps. Head looked to go hard at the cover drive and got a thick .inside edge onto his back leg. The ball rolled to the off side and he set off for a run. .Little did he anticipate the run-out .Abhishek Sharma run out (Nigam) 1 (1b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 100\nStarc to Ishan, no run .Full and swinging in on middle, flicked to midwicket .2. Karun can come as impact player at best... Even there, Ashutosh is ahead of Karun... .Unfortunate for Karun but that's the fact .1. Porel is their retained player... They won't drop him unless for bad form... He has .done well so far\nMukesh Kumar to Head, 1 run .Dug in short on middle and leg, pulled on the bounce to deep square leg\nMukesh Kumar to Ishan, 1 run .Back of a length on leg, 136.1kph, Kishan doesn't get the attempted pull off the middle, .mistimed through square leg\nMukesh Kumar to Head, 1 wide .Length ball, 135.7kph, a hint of swing down leg, easy take for KLR\nMukesh Kumar to Head, 1 run .Full on middle, heaved off the inner half towards mid-on for a quick one\nMukesh Kumar to Ishan, no run .Huge appeal for lbw, did it pitch in line? That is what Axar and Rahul are checking with .Mukesh before DC opt for the review. Very full in length, Kishan looks to flick but misses .it completely. From the initial angle, looked like it landed outside leg, which is what ball- .tracking says. DC lose a review early\nMukesh Kumar to Ishan, 1 run .Angling away on a length, 136.5kph, he comes forward to steer it to deep backward .point\nMukesh Kumar to Head, FOUR runs .Flicked away in style. Mukesh goes for the yorker but slips in a low full toss on the pad, .137.2kph, easy pickings for Head who just gets it away from short fine leg\nStarc to Ishan, OUT .Slashed straight to the man in the deep! Starc and Kishan both cannot believe it for .contrasting reasons. This is short and wide at 139.8kph, too wide to resist the slash. .But Kishan hits it straight to STubbs at deep backward point. Didn't have to move an .inch. DC make early inroads .Ishan Kishan c Stubbs b Starc 2 (5b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 40\nStarc to Nitish Kumar, 5 wide .The late swing did Rahul in. Back of a length down leg, NKR lets it go. Rahul gets to his .left to collect that but it sways well away to his right for five wides\nStarc to Nitish Kumar, no run .Back of a length angling away, he stands tall and defends it to backward point\nStarc to Nitish Kumar, OUT .High in the air and straight into the waiting hands of Axar! SRH collapsing early. The .offcutter from Starc, on middle and off. Reddy perhaps expects another high-pace .delivery and backs away massively to go over the off side. All he manages to do his sky .it high to Axar, who gets to his right from mid-on, settles under it and takes it .Nitish Kumar Reddy c Patel b Starc 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nStarc to Verma, no run .Short ball to start, 142.3kph, he gets inside the line and ducks under it\nStarc to Verma, FOUR runs .Flicked over forward square leg. Starc spears it full and just outside leg, Verma leans .into it and is slightly off-balanced as he flicks it. The bat face turns in his hands but it is .enough to take it to the rope\nStarc to Verma, no run .Length ball away from him, defended to backward point\nMukesh Kumar to Head, 1 run .Length ball on leg, Head heaves it off the inner half to deep square leg. It was the slower .one at 117kph\nMukesh Kumar to Verma, 1 run .A mix-up but Verma makes it. Goes back to the length ball, taps iot in front of backward .point and runs but is sent back by Head. He dives and Stubbs throws is slightly wide\nMukesh Kumar to Head, no run .Length ball well wide of the batter, 137.5kph, he leaves it be anticipating a wide but is .not given\nMukesh Kumar to Head, FOUR runs .Powered away over cover. Giving width to Head is a crime. Lands in the slot well .outside off, 129.2kph, he plants his front foot forward and carves it over the off side\nMukesh Kumar to Head, 1 run .Short on leg, gets big on the pull towards square leg\nMukesh Kumar to Verma, 1 wide .Dug short and sliding down leg, 135.8kph, he gets inside the line but misses the swish\nMukesh Kumar to Verma, no run .Did Mukesh get a finger to it? and is Head in? Full and outside off, drilled straight back. .Mukesh stretches his right hand and gets a finger to it. Is Head fine though? Yep, has .his back leg inside the crease in time\nStarc to Head, OUT .Starc gets Head for the sixth time across formats in all recognised cricket! It is a .nothing shot. Back of a length cross-seam delivery outside off, Head hangs back to .steer it over short third. Only manages a glove to Rahul, who makes no mistake. SRH's .challenge falling flat and now their line-up will be severely tested. Starc is given a third .over inside the powerplay and he delivers with the big scalp .Travis Head c \u2020Rahul b Starc 22 (12b 4x4 0x6 28m) SR: 183.33\nStarc to Klaasen, (no ball) 1 run .Length ball angling away from off, steered past short third. He has overstepped here\nStarc to Verma, 1 run .Super field placement. length ball angling away, Verma goes back and across to pull but .finds Stubbs at deep forward square leg\nStarc to Klaasen, no run .Length ball on middle and leg, defended back to the bowler\nStarc to Klaasen, SIX runs .Pulled away in fine style. Short on middle and leg, Klaasen stays still and pulls it low to .high over deep square leg\nStarc to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Crrrunched through cover! Full length ball slanting away, he takes a step forward and .drills it through the off side. It was at 146.4kph\nStarc to Klaasen, no run .Back of a length down leg, steer-pulled to short fine leg. Another expensive over from .Starc, but one that had Head's wicket\nAxar Patel to Verma, no run .Flatter length ball on off, punched wide of cover off the back foot\nAxar Patel to Verma, 1 run .Leading edge and Porel cannot hang on. Lands it on a length on leg, spins away after .that. Verma looks to hit it across the line and skies it high. Porel back tracks from cover, .circling around, cannot cling on .See all photos\nAxar Patel to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Nonchalant punch off the back foot. Shortish outside off, he goes back and hits it wide .of short cover\nAxar Patel to Klaasen, 1 run .Punched down to long-off\nAxar Patel to Verma, 1 run .Fuller on middle and leg, heaved to deep midwicket\nAxar Patel to Klaasen, 1 run .On a length on off, he goes back to punch it to long-off. SRH 58 for 4 after the .powerplay\nNigam to Klaasen, 1 run .Legspinner on a length outside off, slapped through cover-point\nNigam to Verma, 1 run .Fuller and wider outside off, punched with the turn to long-off\nNigam to Klaasen, (no ball) 1 run .Miles high.... and lands in an empty space. Lucky for Klaasen. He sees the length ball .and goes back to heave it over midwicket. But it is the slider and he doesn't connect .well, lands well before the running deep midwicket fielder. Uh, oh! Nigam has .overstepped\nNigam to Verma, FOUR runs .Bammed down the ground! Nicely tossed up outside off, it is in the slot, Verma delays .his shot, wrists it straight down the ground to beat du Plessis at long-on\nNigam to Verma, SIX runs .Fetch that! This is high and long, Verma sure making DC pay for the drop. Tossed up on .a good length around off, he gets under it and deposits it over long-on\nNigam to Verma, 1 run .Spinning away from a length, cut to backward point, who dives and half-stops it\nNigam to Klaasen, 1 run .Fuller and quicker outside off, drilled to deep cover\nAxar Patel to Klaasen, 1 run .Flatter outside off, punched to deep cover-point\nAxar Patel to Verma, SIX runs .Swiftly goes back and deposits into the deep square leg stands. Not a bad ball by any .means. Angling in on a length, he quickly picks up length, goes back and launches it .high and long\nAxar Patel to Verma, SIX runs .Use of feet, stupendous! Axar tosses it up and lands it on a length in line of the stumps. .Verma slinks down the track and lofts it straight over with a straight blade. Fifty of the .partnership up in quick time\nAxar Patel to Verma, 1 run .Clips it away through square leg\nAxar Patel to Klaasen, 1 run .On a length outside off, cut away through point\nAxar Patel to Verma, 1 run .Fuller on off, slogs it all along the ground to deep midwicket, 16 off the Axar over\nMohit to Verma, 1 run .Length ball on off, 134.1kph heaved through wide mid-on\nMohit to Klaasen, 1 run .Slower one, full outside off, chopped in front of point to the off side\nMohit to Verma, no run .Yorker wide outside off, 132.2kph, he gets across and squeezes an inside edge to the .keeper\nMohit to Verma, FOUR runs .Glorious! Full and wide outside off, Verma reaches out by getting down on a knee and .launches it over extra cover. No chance for Starc running to his left from long-off\nMohit to Verma, 1 run .Very full outside off, dug out to wide long-on . .Aniket Verma in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .68 .OUTS .1 .4s\/6s .2\/8 .SR .272.00 .AVE .68.00\nMohit to Klaasen, 1 run .Dug in on middle, pulled to deep backward square leg .Timeout. DC will have a think. They would have thought having SRH four down inside .the powerplay would push them into a corner. But if anything, thanks to Verma, they .have only come out all guns blazing. Who do they turn to to break this partnership?\nKuldeep to Klaasen, SIX runs .Welcomed with a massive strike! Looked easy to the eye, Klaasen. Tossed up in the .slot on off and middle, he takes a forward stride and lofts it into the sight-screen\nKuldeep to Klaasen, 1 run .Pushes it wider outside off, slapped to deep cover\nKuldeep to Verma, no run .The wrong'un on a length on middle and leg, pushed to the off side\nKuldeep to Verma, no run .Pitched down leg, he goes for the sweep but toe-ends it to the on side around the corner\nKuldeep to Verma, no run .Sees him back away and pushes it wide outside off, just inside the tramline. He cannot .reach it .Klaasen walks down to have a quiet word with Verma\nKuldeep to Verma, no run .Goes back to the legspinner, punches it down to the non-striker. Decent start .Halfway through the innings, time to welcome Ekanth back","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs DC, 10th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Starc to Abhishek, 1 run And Abhishek uses his feet straightaway! Charges down to the length ball around middle and hits it on the bounce to Axar at mid-off. A quick run gets SRH going Slip and a short third in for Head\n Starc to Head, FOUR runs Oh dear. Axar though cover would dive and stop it and doesn't run hard to his right from mid-off. Head off in a typical fashion. Stands still, reaches out and drives it through extra cover\n Starc to Head, FOUR runs Timed it straight down the ground! Overpitched on off, Head just times his push to perfection. Before today, he had not hit a single boundary off Starc across formats, today he has two in two Starc from around the wicket now. Point goes back, deep backward square leg out\n Starc to Head, 2 runs Back of a length down leg, he lifts his front leg and whips it past short fine leg. Not enough timing, so JFM gets around in the deep Over the wicket again\n Starc to Head, OUT Almost played on! And oh dear, Abhishek is run-out! He did not go for it quickly, almost sent Head back but then continued running. NIgam gets in from backward point and underarms it on the stumps. Head looked to go hard at the cover drive and got a thick inside edge onto his back leg. The ball rolled to the off side and he set off for a run. Little did he anticipate the run-out \n Starc to Ishan, no run Full and swinging in on middle, flicked to midwicket 2. Karun can come as impact player at best... Even there, Ashutosh is ahead of Karun... Unfortunate for Karun but that's the fact 1. Porel is their retained player... They won't drop him unless for bad form... He has done well so far\n Mukesh Kumar to Head, 1 run Dug in short on middle and leg, pulled on the bounce to deep square leg\n Mukesh Kumar to Ishan, 1 run Back of a length on leg, 136.1kph, Kishan doesn't get the attempted pull off the middle, mistimed through square leg\n Mukesh Kumar to Head, 1 wide Length ball, 135.7kph, a hint of swing down leg, easy take for KLR\n Mukesh Kumar to Head, 1 run Full on middle, heaved off the inner half towards mid-on for a quick one\n Mukesh Kumar to Ishan, no run Huge appeal for lbw, did it pitch in line? That is what Axar and Rahul are checking with Mukesh before DC opt for the review. Very full in length, Kishan looks to flick but misses it completely. From the initial angle, looked like it landed outside leg, which is what ball-tracking says. DC lose a review early\n Mukesh Kumar to Ishan, 1 run Angling away on a length, 136.5kph, he comes forward to steer it to deep backward point\n Mukesh Kumar to Head, FOUR runs Flicked away in style. Mukesh goes for the yorker but slips in a low full toss on the pad, 137.2kph, easy pickings for Head who just gets it away from short fine leg\n Starc to Ishan, OUT Slashed straight to the man in the deep! Starc and Kishan both cannot believe it for contrasting reasons. This is short and wide at 139.8kph, too wide to resist the slash. But Kishan hits it straight to STubbs at deep backward point. Didn't have to move an inch. DC make early inroads \n Starc to Nitish Kumar, 5 wide The late swing did Rahul in. Back of a length down leg, NKR lets it go. Rahul gets to his left to collect that but it sways well away to his right for five wides\n Starc to Nitish Kumar, no run Back of a length angling away, he stands tall and defends it to backward point\n Starc to Nitish Kumar, OUT High in the air and straight into the waiting hands of Axar! SRH collapsing early. The offcutter from Starc, on middle and off. Reddy perhaps expects another high-pace delivery and backs away massively to go over the off side. All he manages to do his sky it high to Axar, who gets to his right from mid-on, settles under it and takes it \n Starc to Verma, no run Short ball to start, 142.3kph, he gets inside the line and ducks under it\n Starc to Verma, FOUR runs Flicked over forward square leg. Starc spears it full and just outside leg, Verma leans into it and is slightly off-balanced as he flicks it. The bat face turns in his hands but it is enough to take it to the rope\n Starc to Verma, no run Length ball away from him, defended to backward point\n Mukesh Kumar to Head, 1 run Length ball on leg, Head heaves it off the inner half to deep square leg. It was the slower one at 117kph\n Mukesh Kumar to Verma, 1 run A mix-up but Verma makes it. Goes back to the length ball, taps iot in front of backward point and runs but is sent back by Head. He dives and Stubbs throws is slightly wide\n Mukesh Kumar to Head, no run Length ball well wide of the batter, 137.5kph, he leaves it be anticipating a wide but is not given\n Mukesh Kumar to Head, FOUR runs Powered away over cover. Giving width to Head is a crime. Lands in the slot well outside off, 129.2kph, he plants his front foot forward and carves it over the off side\n Mukesh Kumar to Head, 1 run Short on leg, gets big on the pull towards square leg\n Mukesh Kumar to Verma, 1 wide Dug short and sliding down leg, 135.8kph, he gets inside the line but misses the swish\n Mukesh Kumar to Verma, no run Did Mukesh get a finger to it? and is Head in? Full and outside off, drilled straight back. Mukesh stretches his right hand and gets a finger to it. Is Head fine though? Yep, has his back leg inside the crease in time\n Starc to Head, OUT Starc gets Head for the sixth time across formats in all recognised cricket! It is a nothing shot. Back of a length cross-seam delivery outside off, Head hangs back to steer it over short third. Only manages a glove to Rahul, who makes no mistake. SRH's challenge falling flat and now their line-up will be severely tested. Starc is given a third over inside the powerplay and he delivers with the big scalp \n Length ball angling away from off, steered past short third. He has overstepped here\n Starc to Verma, 1 run Super field placement. length ball angling away, Verma goes back and across to pull but finds Stubbs at deep forward square leg\n Starc to Klaasen, no run Length ball on middle and leg, defended back to the bowler\n Starc to Klaasen, SIX runs Pulled away in fine style. Short on middle and leg, Klaasen stays still and pulls it low to high over deep square leg\n Starc to Klaasen, FOUR runs Crrrunched through cover! Full length ball slanting away, he takes a step forward and drills it through the off side. It was at 146.4kph\n Starc to Klaasen, no run Back of a length down leg, steer-pulled to short fine leg. Another expensive over from Starc, but one that had Head's wicket\n Axar Patel to Verma, no run Flatter length ball on off, punched wide of cover off the back foot\n Axar Patel to Verma, 1 run Leading edge and Porel cannot hang on. Lands it on a length on leg, spins away after that. Verma looks to hit it across the line and skies it high. Porel back tracks from cover, circling around, cannot cling on See all photos\n Axar Patel to Klaasen, FOUR runs Nonchalant punch off the back foot. Shortish outside off, he goes back and hits it wide of short cover\n Axar Patel to Klaasen, 1 run Punched down to long-off\n Axar Patel to Verma, 1 run Fuller on middle and leg, heaved to deep midwicket\n Axar Patel to Klaasen, 1 run On a length on off, he goes back to punch it to long-off. SRH 58 for 4 after the powerplay\n Nigam to Klaasen, 1 run Legspinner on a length outside off, slapped through cover-point\n Nigam to Verma, 1 run Fuller and wider outside off, punched with the turn to long-off\n Miles high.... and lands in an empty space. Lucky for Klaasen. He sees the length ball and goes back to heave it over midwicket. But it is the slider and he doesn't connect well, lands well before the running deep midwicket fielder. Uh, oh! Nigam has overstepped\n Nigam to Verma, FOUR runs Bammed down the ground! Nicely tossed up outside off, it is in the slot, Verma delays his shot, wrists it straight down the ground to beat du Plessis at long-on\n Nigam to Verma, SIX runs Fetch that! This is high and long, Verma sure making DC pay for the drop. Tossed up on a good length around off, he gets under it and deposits it over long-on\n Nigam to Verma, 1 run Spinning away from a length, cut to backward point, who dives and half-stops it\n Nigam to Klaasen, 1 run Fuller and quicker outside off, drilled to deep cover\n Axar Patel to Klaasen, 1 run Flatter outside off, punched to deep cover-point\n Axar Patel to Verma, SIX runs Swiftly goes back and deposits into the deep square leg stands. Not a bad ball by any means. Angling in on a length, he quickly picks up length, goes back and launches it high and long\n Axar Patel to Verma, SIX runs Use of feet, stupendous! Axar tosses it up and lands it on a length in line of the stumps. Verma slinks down the track and lofts it straight over with a straight blade. Fifty of the partnership up in quick time\n Axar Patel to Verma, 1 run Clips it away through square leg\n Axar Patel to Klaasen, 1 run On a length outside off, cut away through point\n Axar Patel to Verma, 1 run Fuller on off, slogs it all along the ground to deep midwicket, 16 off the Axar over\n Mohit to Verma, 1 run Length ball on off, 134.1kph heaved through wide mid-on\n Mohit to Klaasen, 1 run Slower one, full outside off, chopped in front of point to the off side\n Mohit to Verma, no run Yorker wide outside off, 132.2kph, he gets across and squeezes an inside edge to the keeper\n Mohit to Verma, FOUR runs Glorious! Full and wide outside off, Verma reaches out by getting down on a knee and launches it over extra cover. No chance for Starc running to his left from long-off\n Mohit to Verma, 1 run Very full outside off, dug out to wide long-on RUNS 68 OUTS 1 4s\/6s 2\/8 SR 272.00 AVE 68.00\n Mohit to Klaasen, 1 run Dug in on middle, pulled to deep backward square leg Timeout. DC will have a think. They would have thought having SRH four down inside the powerplay would push them into a corner. But if anything, thanks to Verma, they have only come out all guns blazing. Who do they turn to to break this partnership?\n Kuldeep to Klaasen, SIX runs Welcomed with a massive strike! Looked easy to the eye, Klaasen. Tossed up in the slot on off and middle, he takes a forward stride and lofts it into the sight-screen\n Kuldeep to Klaasen, 1 run Pushes it wider outside off, slapped to deep cover\n Kuldeep to Verma, no run The wrong'un on a length on middle and leg, pushed to the off side\n Kuldeep to Verma, no run Pitched down leg, he goes for the sweep but toe-ends it to the on side around the corner\n Kuldeep to Verma, no run Sees him back away and pushes it wide outside off, just inside the tramline. He cannot reach it Klaasen walks down to have a quiet word with Verma\n Kuldeep to Verma, no run Goes back to the legspinner, punches it down to the non-striker. Decent start Halfway through the innings, time to welcome Ekanth back","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Head","Head","Ishan","Klaasen","Nitish Kumar","Verma"],"Runs":[1.0,22.0,22.0,2.0,31.0,0.0,40.0],"Balls_Faced":[1,12,12,5,17,2,25],"Fours":[0,4,4,0,2,0,3],"Sixes":[0,0,0,0,2,0,3],"S\/R":[100.0,183.33,183.33,40.0,182.35,0.0,160.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","run out (Nigam)","c \u2020Rahul b Starc","c Stubbs b Starc","Not Out","c Patel b Starc","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Axar Patel","Kuldeep","Mohit","Mukesh Kumar","Nigam","Starc"],"Balls":[12,6,6,12,6,18],"Runs_Given":[24.0,7.0,8.0,17.0,16.0,33.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,0,3],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,1.0,2.0,1.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Starc to Abhishek, 1 run .And Abhishek uses his feet straightaway! Charges down to the length ball around .middle and hits it on the bounce to Axar at mid-off. A quick run gets SRH going .Slip and a short third in for Head\nStarc to Head, FOUR runs .Oh dear. Axar though cover would dive and stop it and doesn't run hard to his right from .mid-off. Head off in a typical fashion. Stands still, reaches out and drives it through .extra cover\nStarc to Head, FOUR runs .Timed it straight down the ground! Overpitched on off, Head just times his push to .perfection. Before today, he had not hit a single boundary off Starc across formats, .today he has two in two .Starc from around the wicket now. Point goes back, deep backward square leg out\nStarc to Head, 2 runs .Back of a length down leg, he lifts his front leg and whips it past short fine leg. Not .enough timing, so JFM gets around in the deep .Over the wicket again\nStarc to Head, OUT .Almost played on! And oh dear, Abhishek is run-out! He did not go for it quickly, almost .sent Head back but then continued running. NIgam gets in from backward point and .underarms it on the stumps. Head looked to go hard at the cover drive and got a thick .inside edge onto his back leg. The ball rolled to the off side and he set off for a run. .Little did he anticipate the run-out .Abhishek Sharma run out (Nigam) 1 (1b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 100\nStarc to Ishan, no run .Full and swinging in on middle, flicked to midwicket .2. Karun can come as impact player at best... Even there, Ashutosh is ahead of Karun... .Unfortunate for Karun but that's the fact .1. Porel is their retained player... They won't drop him unless for bad form... He has .done well so far\nMukesh Kumar to Head, 1 run .Dug in short on middle and leg, pulled on the bounce to deep square leg\nMukesh Kumar to Ishan, 1 run .Back of a length on leg, 136.1kph, Kishan doesn't get the attempted pull off the middle, .mistimed through square leg\nMukesh Kumar to Head, 1 wide .Length ball, 135.7kph, a hint of swing down leg, easy take for KLR\nMukesh Kumar to Head, 1 run .Full on middle, heaved off the inner half towards mid-on for a quick one\nMukesh Kumar to Ishan, no run .Huge appeal for lbw, did it pitch in line? That is what Axar and Rahul are checking with .Mukesh before DC opt for the review. Very full in length, Kishan looks to flick but misses .it completely. From the initial angle, looked like it landed outside leg, which is what ball- .tracking says. DC lose a review early\nMukesh Kumar to Ishan, 1 run .Angling away on a length, 136.5kph, he comes forward to steer it to deep backward .point\nMukesh Kumar to Head, FOUR runs .Flicked away in style. Mukesh goes for the yorker but slips in a low full toss on the pad, .137.2kph, easy pickings for Head who just gets it away from short fine leg\nStarc to Ishan, OUT .Slashed straight to the man in the deep! Starc and Kishan both cannot believe it for .contrasting reasons. This is short and wide at 139.8kph, too wide to resist the slash. .But Kishan hits it straight to STubbs at deep backward point. Didn't have to move an .inch. DC make early inroads .Ishan Kishan c Stubbs b Starc 2 (5b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 40\nStarc to Nitish Kumar, 5 wide .The late swing did Rahul in. Back of a length down leg, NKR lets it go. Rahul gets to his .left to collect that but it sways well away to his right for five wides\nStarc to Nitish Kumar, no run .Back of a length angling away, he stands tall and defends it to backward point\nStarc to Nitish Kumar, OUT .High in the air and straight into the waiting hands of Axar! SRH collapsing early. The .offcutter from Starc, on middle and off. Reddy perhaps expects another high-pace .delivery and backs away massively to go over the off side. All he manages to do his sky .it high to Axar, who gets to his right from mid-on, settles under it and takes it .Nitish Kumar Reddy c Patel b Starc 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nStarc to Verma, no run .Short ball to start, 142.3kph, he gets inside the line and ducks under it\nStarc to Verma, FOUR runs .Flicked over forward square leg. Starc spears it full and just outside leg, Verma leans .into it and is slightly off-balanced as he flicks it. The bat face turns in his hands but it is .enough to take it to the rope\nStarc to Verma, no run .Length ball away from him, defended to backward point\nMukesh Kumar to Head, 1 run .Length ball on leg, Head heaves it off the inner half to deep square leg. It was the slower .one at 117kph\nMukesh Kumar to Verma, 1 run .A mix-up but Verma makes it. Goes back to the length ball, taps iot in front of backward .point and runs but is sent back by Head. He dives and Stubbs throws is slightly wide\nMukesh Kumar to Head, no run .Length ball well wide of the batter, 137.5kph, he leaves it be anticipating a wide but is .not given\nMukesh Kumar to Head, FOUR runs .Powered away over cover. Giving width to Head is a crime. Lands in the slot well .outside off, 129.2kph, he plants his front foot forward and carves it over the off side\nMukesh Kumar to Head, 1 run .Short on leg, gets big on the pull towards square leg\nMukesh Kumar to Verma, 1 wide .Dug short and sliding down leg, 135.8kph, he gets inside the line but misses the swish\nMukesh Kumar to Verma, no run .Did Mukesh get a finger to it? and is Head in? Full and outside off, drilled straight back. .Mukesh stretches his right hand and gets a finger to it. Is Head fine though? Yep, has .his back leg inside the crease in time\nStarc to Head, OUT .Starc gets Head for the sixth time across formats in all recognised cricket! It is a .nothing shot. Back of a length cross-seam delivery outside off, Head hangs back to .steer it over short third. Only manages a glove to Rahul, who makes no mistake. SRH's .challenge falling flat and now their line-up will be severely tested. Starc is given a third .over inside the powerplay and he delivers with the big scalp .Travis Head c \u2020Rahul b Starc 22 (12b 4x4 0x6 28m) SR: 183.33\nStarc to Klaasen, (no ball) 1 run .Length ball angling away from off, steered past short third. He has overstepped here\nStarc to Verma, 1 run .Super field placement. length ball angling away, Verma goes back and across to pull but .finds Stubbs at deep forward square leg\nStarc to Klaasen, no run .Length ball on middle and leg, defended back to the bowler\nStarc to Klaasen, SIX runs .Pulled away in fine style. Short on middle and leg, Klaasen stays still and pulls it low to .high over deep square leg\nStarc to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Crrrunched through cover! Full length ball slanting away, he takes a step forward and .drills it through the off side. It was at 146.4kph\nStarc to Klaasen, no run .Back of a length down leg, steer-pulled to short fine leg. Another expensive over from .Starc, but one that had Head's wicket\nAxar Patel to Verma, no run .Flatter length ball on off, punched wide of cover off the back foot\nAxar Patel to Verma, 1 run .Leading edge and Porel cannot hang on. Lands it on a length on leg, spins away after .that. Verma looks to hit it across the line and skies it high. Porel back tracks from cover, .circling around, cannot cling on .See all photos\nAxar Patel to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Nonchalant punch off the back foot. Shortish outside off, he goes back and hits it wide .of short cover\nAxar Patel to Klaasen, 1 run .Punched down to long-off\nAxar Patel to Verma, 1 run .Fuller on middle and leg, heaved to deep midwicket\nAxar Patel to Klaasen, 1 run .On a length on off, he goes back to punch it to long-off. SRH 58 for 4 after the .powerplay\nNigam to Klaasen, 1 run .Legspinner on a length outside off, slapped through cover-point\nNigam to Verma, 1 run .Fuller and wider outside off, punched with the turn to long-off\nNigam to Klaasen, (no ball) 1 run .Miles high.... and lands in an empty space. Lucky for Klaasen. He sees the length ball .and goes back to heave it over midwicket. But it is the slider and he doesn't connect .well, lands well before the running deep midwicket fielder. Uh, oh! Nigam has .overstepped\nNigam to Verma, FOUR runs .Bammed down the ground! Nicely tossed up outside off, it is in the slot, Verma delays .his shot, wrists it straight down the ground to beat du Plessis at long-on\nNigam to Verma, SIX runs .Fetch that! This is high and long, Verma sure making DC pay for the drop. Tossed up on .a good length around off, he gets under it and deposits it over long-on\nNigam to Verma, 1 run .Spinning away from a length, cut to backward point, who dives and half-stops it\nNigam to Klaasen, 1 run .Fuller and quicker outside off, drilled to deep cover\nAxar Patel to Klaasen, 1 run .Flatter outside off, punched to deep cover-point\nAxar Patel to Verma, SIX runs .Swiftly goes back and deposits into the deep square leg stands. Not a bad ball by any .means. Angling in on a length, he quickly picks up length, goes back and launches it .high and long\nAxar Patel to Verma, SIX runs .Use of feet, stupendous! Axar tosses it up and lands it on a length in line of the stumps. .Verma slinks down the track and lofts it straight over with a straight blade. Fifty of the .partnership up in quick time\nAxar Patel to Verma, 1 run .Clips it away through square leg\nAxar Patel to Klaasen, 1 run .On a length outside off, cut away through point\nAxar Patel to Verma, 1 run .Fuller on off, slogs it all along the ground to deep midwicket, 16 off the Axar over\nMohit to Verma, 1 run .Length ball on off, 134.1kph heaved through wide mid-on\nMohit to Klaasen, 1 run .Slower one, full outside off, chopped in front of point to the off side\nMohit to Verma, no run .Yorker wide outside off, 132.2kph, he gets across and squeezes an inside edge to the .keeper\nMohit to Verma, FOUR runs .Glorious! Full and wide outside off, Verma reaches out by getting down on a knee and .launches it over extra cover. No chance for Starc running to his left from long-off\nMohit to Verma, 1 run .Very full outside off, dug out to wide long-on . .Aniket Verma in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .68 .OUTS .1 .4s\/6s .2\/8 .SR .272.00 .AVE .68.00\nMohit to Klaasen, 1 run .Dug in on middle, pulled to deep backward square leg .Timeout. DC will have a think. They would have thought having SRH four down inside .the powerplay would push them into a corner. But if anything, thanks to Verma, they .have only come out all guns blazing. Who do they turn to to break this partnership?\nKuldeep to Klaasen, SIX runs .Welcomed with a massive strike! Looked easy to the eye, Klaasen. Tossed up in the .slot on off and middle, he takes a forward stride and lofts it into the sight-screen\nKuldeep to Klaasen, 1 run .Pushes it wider outside off, slapped to deep cover\nKuldeep to Verma, no run .The wrong'un on a length on middle and leg, pushed to the off side\nKuldeep to Verma, no run .Pitched down leg, he goes for the sweep but toe-ends it to the on side around the corner\nKuldeep to Verma, no run .Sees him back away and pushes it wide outside off, just inside the tramline. He cannot .reach it .Klaasen walks down to have a quiet word with Verma\nKuldeep to Verma, no run .Goes back to the legspinner, punches it down to the non-striker. Decent start .Halfway through the innings, time to welcome Ekanth back\nMohit to Klaasen, 1 run .Length on fourth, driven to long-off. On top of the bounce, flowing follow-through too. .Along the ground\nMohit to Verma, 2 runs .Clattered, Faf gets a hand at cover but that was hit too hard, he jumped to his diagonal .right, got right up and flung his right hand up, got fingertips on it. Stopped in the deep. .Was a wide ball, Aniket got outside off and pre-meditated a flash. Timed it well.\nMohit to Verma, FOUR runs .Yorker missed, that's boshed over the bowler. Aniket went across to fourth stump again, .the feet were scissored and it was like a forced baseball swing. Bat-face turned inwards .a touch but ball went well over the bowler\nMohit to Verma, 1 run .Mohit goes shorter, Aniket heaves hard again. It's a pull this time, clothed to long-on\nMohit to Klaasen, 1 wide .Wide yorker. Marginal call, it's an extra conceded. Klaasen let it go\nMohit to Klaasen, OUT .Vipraj takes a stunning catch running back, even he can't believe how that stuck. He .ran back from backward point, coiled about a touch. He didn't slow down and almost .overran the ball, almost being the keyword. His body was facing the crowd, the head .was up looking at the ball, he was cramped but managed to catch the ball around chest .height before tumbling back. Was a three-quarter-length ball around off that Klaasen .tried to mow over long-on. Ball skied off the edge. Klaasen's counterattack ends. .Heinrich Klaasen c Nigam b Sharma 32 (19b 2x4 2x6 28m) SR: 168.42\nMohit to Manohar, 1 run .Length just outside off, guided through point\nKuldeep to Manohar, 1 run .Length ball around off is defended through where silly mid-off would've been. KL runs .after it and throws it slightly wildly, but it goes to long-on and there's no overthrow\nKuldeep to Verma, 1 run .Length around the stumps, worked off the back foot through midwicket\nKuldeep to Manohar, no run .Length on fourth, defended to point\nKuldeep to Manohar, no run .Sharp spin inwards to cut him in half. Abhinav had started dancing down but realised .that the length was shorter than he expected and planted the back foot in the crease .while trying to fend the ball with a straightish bat. Bottom hand came off as the stock .ball that landed on a shortish length spun through the gate. Got good bounce too\nKuldeep to Manohar, 2 runs .Turned with a closed bat face through the leg side\nKuldeep to Manohar, OUT .Tight over finishes with the wicket. 84ks fullish ball outside off, tossed up, Manohar .tried to whack it over long-off. Drove it off the bottom of the bat, easy catch for Faf, who .took it with a lunge. DC back on top .Abhinav Manohar c du Plessis b Kuldeep Yadav 4 (6b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 66.66\nAxar Patel to Verma, no run .Length on fourth, 94ks, cut to backward point\nAxar Patel to Verma, 1 run .Length on top of middle, pulled to deep midwicket\nAxar Patel to Cummins, no run .Length on fourth, gentle cut to point. Played from the crease\nAxar Patel to Cummins, 1 run .Stays in the crease again, this time he flicks the fullish ball on middle through square .leg\nAxar Patel to Verma, no run .Length on fourth, cut to point\nAxar Patel to Verma, no run .Aniket goes outside off to get inside the line, the length ball is slightly down leg and .goes back the attempted slog sweep. Aniket wanted to go over short fine leg. Wide not .given, SRH review. This will be interesting because the batter was on one knee, on .fourth stump. The ump says the ball would've hit the batter had he stayed in place. So, .the review is turned down. .The squeeze is now on\nKuldeep to Cummins, no run .Spin in from a length after landing on middle, clipped off the back foot to midwicket\nKuldeep to Cummins, no run .Guides the 80ks length ball on fourth to short third\nKuldeep to Cummins, no run .Goes deep in the crease to a fullish 80ks ball on fourth, spinning away, and dabs it to .backward point\nKuldeep to Cummins, 1 run .Teasingly lobbed up on middle, a bit of drift in, Cummins tries to wallop it through .midwicket. Gets it off the bottom of the bat to deep midwicket. 83ks\nKuldeep to Verma, 1 run .Fifty for Aniket, cheers from the crowd as he flicks it off the back foot to deep .midwicket to get there. Subdued celebration from him, big applause from Kishan and Co\nKuldeep to Cummins, OUT .And Kuldeep manages to tease out Cummins this time. Inexpensive overs were being .strung and the hit-me ball was sent down. Slow on a length, angling away just outside .off. Cummins opened his stance and tried to drag it across with a full-power pull. Found .JFM close to the deep-midwicket boundary .Pat Cummins c Fraser-McGurk b Kuldeep Yadav 2 (7b 0x4 0x6 6m) SR: 28.57\nAxar Patel to Verma, FOUR runs .Aniket happy to continue swinging. Gets a wide length ball that he flays with a .horizontal bat over cover\nAxar Patel to Verma, SIX runs .Touch short, just outside off, Aniket swivels and pulls it with remarkable hand speed. .Over cow corner\nAxar Patel to Verma, SIX runs .Aniket is SRHing. Seven-down and he's belting them like they're 200 for 0. This is a .touch wide, on a length, flat-batted over the bowler. Axar not aiming for the stumps .though\nAxar Patel to Verma, 1 run .Wide on a length, cut to sweeper cover\nAxar Patel to Mulder, no run .Mulder tentative on the back foot, square-on too, as the length ball on off rushes him. .He checks his block to cover, a touch uppish. Ayyoyo, goes Rahul\nAxar Patel to Mulder, no run .Patted to cover off the back foot to the off side\nKuldeep to Verma, 1 run .Full ball down leg is slog swept to deep backward square leg. Think Aniket wanted to go .over short fine, got it too flat and a touch too square\nKuldeep to Mulder, no run .Fullish on leg, defended towards midwicket with a straight bat\nKuldeep to Mulder, 1 run .Goes back to a fullish length ball that spins in to top of middle, Mulder's back springs up .as he flicks it softly through square leg. 82ks\nKuldeep to Verma, SIX runs .Can't go full, this was a proper half-volley. He cleared the front leg, pumped it through .the line over the bowler\nKuldeep to Verma, OUT .JFM times his jump to perfection at deep midwicket, he was racing to the right, both .feet off the ground as he caught the ball with both hands and then landed on the right .foot before twisting and tumbling to the right. Aniket is on one knee before dragging .himself off. Was a teasing ball. On the shorter side, slow too, Aniket swivelled and .pulled it hard again, timing was good, it went flat. Just a case of freak catching. .Aniket Verma c Fraser-McGurk b Kuldeep Yadav 74 (41b 5x4 6x6 58m) SR: 180.48\nKuldeep to Harshal, 1 run .Length on middle, 82ks, Harshal moves to off stump and flicks through square leg\nMohit to Harshal, no run .Length on fourth, pushed to deep point\nMohit to Harshal, 1 run .Full on fourth, driven nicely to the left of Axar at mid-off\nMohit to Mulder, 1 run .Shortish slower ball is wide and doesn't rise, Mulder has to wait before cutting to deep .point\nMohit to Harshal, 1 run .Three-quarter length on off. 132ks, touch skiddy, Harshal moves across and flicked .through midwicket\nMohit to Mulder, FOUR runs .Mulder waits for the slower short ball, ball rises just under chest height and he checks .the pull, gets it in the 45-metre gap between deep square leg and deep midwicket\nMohit to Mulder, no run .Length in the channel, cut well but finds point\nNigam to Harshal, no run .Given caught behind, but very late. KL was convinced, ump stood still, felt for a second .like DC will have to review. In the end it's Harshal who does. Was a length ball that was .spinning away. Harshal's was tip-toeing and square-on as he tried to punch the ball .through midwicket. Got beaten on the outside edge, so won't be caught behind. Hit wide .on the knee-roll, but there will be a check for lbw. The legbreak landed a touch short, in .line with off and spun away to fourth. Impact's outside off\nNigam to Harshal, no run .Full on off, punched to cover. 87ks\nNigam to Harshal, 1 run .Fullish on leg, 89ks, worked to long-on\nNigam to Mulder, 1 run .Length on fourth, zips off the pitch does the 88ks legbreak. Batter backs away and cuts .to deep point\nNigam to Harshal, 1 run .Rahul calls for the catch, Vipraj dives low to the left and tries to taking it with his left .hand. Tips it to long-off. Was a full ball that was driven\nNigam to Mulder, 1 wide .Length down leg, past the attempted pull it goes.\nNigam to Mulder, 1 run .Fullish on fourth, jabbed to point .SRH happy to milk runs, it's like they're playing for 175-180 from here\nStarc to Mulder, 1 run .Shortish ball just outside off is pulled across to deep midwicket. Checked shot but firm\nStarc to Harshal, OUT .Another stunner, this time it's Axar taking a slider. Was diving low to the left at mid-off, .had his eyes on the ball and the hands followed creating kind of a diamond shape. Went .with both hands and slid through while staying in possession. Harshal had danced .down to get the ball on a full length and went for the extra cover drive. .Harshal Patel c Patel b Starc 5 (9b 0x4 0x6 13m) SR: 55.55\nStarc to Shami, 1 run .Length around fourth, defended through point\nStarc to Mulder, OUT .Another good catch to finish, Starc finishes with five. Faf moves to the right and dives, .takes it with both hands while in the air. Was a fullish ball to which Mulder made room .and tried to drive with an open bat-face .Wiaan Mulder c du Plessis b Starc 9 (11b 1x4 0x6 22m) SR: 81.81","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs DC, 10th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Starc to Abhishek, 1 run And Abhishek uses his feet straightaway! Charges down to the length ball around middle and hits it on the bounce to Axar at mid-off. A quick run gets SRH going Slip and a short third in for Head\n Starc to Head, FOUR runs Oh dear. Axar though cover would dive and stop it and doesn't run hard to his right from mid-off. Head off in a typical fashion. Stands still, reaches out and drives it through extra cover\n Starc to Head, FOUR runs Timed it straight down the ground! Overpitched on off, Head just times his push to perfection. Before today, he had not hit a single boundary off Starc across formats, today he has two in two Starc from around the wicket now. Point goes back, deep backward square leg out\n Starc to Head, 2 runs Back of a length down leg, he lifts his front leg and whips it past short fine leg. Not enough timing, so JFM gets around in the deep Over the wicket again\n Starc to Head, OUT Almost played on! And oh dear, Abhishek is run-out! He did not go for it quickly, almost sent Head back but then continued running. NIgam gets in from backward point and underarms it on the stumps. Head looked to go hard at the cover drive and got a thick inside edge onto his back leg. The ball rolled to the off side and he set off for a run. Little did he anticipate the run-out \n Starc to Ishan, no run Full and swinging in on middle, flicked to midwicket 2. Karun can come as impact player at best... Even there, Ashutosh is ahead of Karun... Unfortunate for Karun but that's the fact 1. Porel is their retained player... They won't drop him unless for bad form... He has done well so far\n Mukesh Kumar to Head, 1 run Dug in short on middle and leg, pulled on the bounce to deep square leg\n Mukesh Kumar to Ishan, 1 run Back of a length on leg, 136.1kph, Kishan doesn't get the attempted pull off the middle, mistimed through square leg\n Mukesh Kumar to Head, 1 wide Length ball, 135.7kph, a hint of swing down leg, easy take for KLR\n Mukesh Kumar to Head, 1 run Full on middle, heaved off the inner half towards mid-on for a quick one\n Mukesh Kumar to Ishan, no run Huge appeal for lbw, did it pitch in line? That is what Axar and Rahul are checking with Mukesh before DC opt for the review. Very full in length, Kishan looks to flick but misses it completely. From the initial angle, looked like it landed outside leg, which is what ball-tracking says. DC lose a review early\n Mukesh Kumar to Ishan, 1 run Angling away on a length, 136.5kph, he comes forward to steer it to deep backward point\n Mukesh Kumar to Head, FOUR runs Flicked away in style. Mukesh goes for the yorker but slips in a low full toss on the pad, 137.2kph, easy pickings for Head who just gets it away from short fine leg\n Starc to Ishan, OUT Slashed straight to the man in the deep! Starc and Kishan both cannot believe it for contrasting reasons. This is short and wide at 139.8kph, too wide to resist the slash. But Kishan hits it straight to STubbs at deep backward point. Didn't have to move an inch. DC make early inroads \n Starc to Nitish Kumar, 5 wide The late swing did Rahul in. Back of a length down leg, NKR lets it go. Rahul gets to his left to collect that but it sways well away to his right for five wides\n Starc to Nitish Kumar, no run Back of a length angling away, he stands tall and defends it to backward point\n Starc to Nitish Kumar, OUT High in the air and straight into the waiting hands of Axar! SRH collapsing early. The offcutter from Starc, on middle and off. Reddy perhaps expects another high-pace delivery and backs away massively to go over the off side. All he manages to do his sky it high to Axar, who gets to his right from mid-on, settles under it and takes it \n Starc to Verma, no run Short ball to start, 142.3kph, he gets inside the line and ducks under it\n Starc to Verma, FOUR runs Flicked over forward square leg. Starc spears it full and just outside leg, Verma leans into it and is slightly off-balanced as he flicks it. The bat face turns in his hands but it is enough to take it to the rope\n Starc to Verma, no run Length ball away from him, defended to backward point\n Mukesh Kumar to Head, 1 run Length ball on leg, Head heaves it off the inner half to deep square leg. It was the slower one at 117kph\n Mukesh Kumar to Verma, 1 run A mix-up but Verma makes it. Goes back to the length ball, taps iot in front of backward point and runs but is sent back by Head. He dives and Stubbs throws is slightly wide\n Mukesh Kumar to Head, no run Length ball well wide of the batter, 137.5kph, he leaves it be anticipating a wide but is not given\n Mukesh Kumar to Head, FOUR runs Powered away over cover. Giving width to Head is a crime. Lands in the slot well outside off, 129.2kph, he plants his front foot forward and carves it over the off side\n Mukesh Kumar to Head, 1 run Short on leg, gets big on the pull towards square leg\n Mukesh Kumar to Verma, 1 wide Dug short and sliding down leg, 135.8kph, he gets inside the line but misses the swish\n Mukesh Kumar to Verma, no run Did Mukesh get a finger to it? and is Head in? Full and outside off, drilled straight back. Mukesh stretches his right hand and gets a finger to it. Is Head fine though? Yep, has his back leg inside the crease in time\n Starc to Head, OUT Starc gets Head for the sixth time across formats in all recognised cricket! It is a nothing shot. Back of a length cross-seam delivery outside off, Head hangs back to steer it over short third. Only manages a glove to Rahul, who makes no mistake. SRH's challenge falling flat and now their line-up will be severely tested. Starc is given a third over inside the powerplay and he delivers with the big scalp \n Length ball angling away from off, steered past short third. He has overstepped here\n Starc to Verma, 1 run Super field placement. length ball angling away, Verma goes back and across to pull but finds Stubbs at deep forward square leg\n Starc to Klaasen, no run Length ball on middle and leg, defended back to the bowler\n Starc to Klaasen, SIX runs Pulled away in fine style. Short on middle and leg, Klaasen stays still and pulls it low to high over deep square leg\n Starc to Klaasen, FOUR runs Crrrunched through cover! Full length ball slanting away, he takes a step forward and drills it through the off side. It was at 146.4kph\n Starc to Klaasen, no run Back of a length down leg, steer-pulled to short fine leg. Another expensive over from Starc, but one that had Head's wicket\n Axar Patel to Verma, no run Flatter length ball on off, punched wide of cover off the back foot\n Axar Patel to Verma, 1 run Leading edge and Porel cannot hang on. Lands it on a length on leg, spins away after that. Verma looks to hit it across the line and skies it high. Porel back tracks from cover, circling around, cannot cling on See all photos\n Axar Patel to Klaasen, FOUR runs Nonchalant punch off the back foot. Shortish outside off, he goes back and hits it wide of short cover\n Axar Patel to Klaasen, 1 run Punched down to long-off\n Axar Patel to Verma, 1 run Fuller on middle and leg, heaved to deep midwicket\n Axar Patel to Klaasen, 1 run On a length on off, he goes back to punch it to long-off. SRH 58 for 4 after the powerplay\n Nigam to Klaasen, 1 run Legspinner on a length outside off, slapped through cover-point\n Nigam to Verma, 1 run Fuller and wider outside off, punched with the turn to long-off\n Miles high.... and lands in an empty space. Lucky for Klaasen. He sees the length ball and goes back to heave it over midwicket. But it is the slider and he doesn't connect well, lands well before the running deep midwicket fielder. Uh, oh! Nigam has overstepped\n Nigam to Verma, FOUR runs Bammed down the ground! Nicely tossed up outside off, it is in the slot, Verma delays his shot, wrists it straight down the ground to beat du Plessis at long-on\n Nigam to Verma, SIX runs Fetch that! This is high and long, Verma sure making DC pay for the drop. Tossed up on a good length around off, he gets under it and deposits it over long-on\n Nigam to Verma, 1 run Spinning away from a length, cut to backward point, who dives and half-stops it\n Nigam to Klaasen, 1 run Fuller and quicker outside off, drilled to deep cover\n Axar Patel to Klaasen, 1 run Flatter outside off, punched to deep cover-point\n Axar Patel to Verma, SIX runs Swiftly goes back and deposits into the deep square leg stands. Not a bad ball by any means. Angling in on a length, he quickly picks up length, goes back and launches it high and long\n Axar Patel to Verma, SIX runs Use of feet, stupendous! Axar tosses it up and lands it on a length in line of the stumps. Verma slinks down the track and lofts it straight over with a straight blade. Fifty of the partnership up in quick time\n Axar Patel to Verma, 1 run Clips it away through square leg\n Axar Patel to Klaasen, 1 run On a length outside off, cut away through point\n Axar Patel to Verma, 1 run Fuller on off, slogs it all along the ground to deep midwicket, 16 off the Axar over\n Mohit to Verma, 1 run Length ball on off, 134.1kph heaved through wide mid-on\n Mohit to Klaasen, 1 run Slower one, full outside off, chopped in front of point to the off side\n Mohit to Verma, no run Yorker wide outside off, 132.2kph, he gets across and squeezes an inside edge to the keeper\n Mohit to Verma, FOUR runs Glorious! Full and wide outside off, Verma reaches out by getting down on a knee and launches it over extra cover. No chance for Starc running to his left from long-off\n Mohit to Verma, 1 run Very full outside off, dug out to wide long-on RUNS 68 OUTS 1 4s\/6s 2\/8 SR 272.00 AVE 68.00\n Mohit to Klaasen, 1 run Dug in on middle, pulled to deep backward square leg Timeout. DC will have a think. They would have thought having SRH four down inside the powerplay would push them into a corner. But if anything, thanks to Verma, they have only come out all guns blazing. Who do they turn to to break this partnership?\n Kuldeep to Klaasen, SIX runs Welcomed with a massive strike! Looked easy to the eye, Klaasen. Tossed up in the slot on off and middle, he takes a forward stride and lofts it into the sight-screen\n Kuldeep to Klaasen, 1 run Pushes it wider outside off, slapped to deep cover\n Kuldeep to Verma, no run The wrong'un on a length on middle and leg, pushed to the off side\n Kuldeep to Verma, no run Pitched down leg, he goes for the sweep but toe-ends it to the on side around the corner\n Kuldeep to Verma, no run Sees him back away and pushes it wide outside off, just inside the tramline. He cannot reach it Klaasen walks down to have a quiet word with Verma\n Kuldeep to Verma, no run Goes back to the legspinner, punches it down to the non-striker. Decent start Halfway through the innings, time to welcome Ekanth back\n Mohit to Klaasen, 1 run Length on fourth, driven to long-off. On top of the bounce, flowing follow-through too. Along the ground\n Mohit to Verma, 2 runs Clattered, Faf gets a hand at cover but that was hit too hard, he jumped to his diagonal right, got right up and flung his right hand up, got fingertips on it. Stopped in the deep. Was a wide ball, Aniket got outside off and pre-meditated a flash. Timed it well.\n Mohit to Verma, FOUR runs Yorker missed, that's boshed over the bowler. Aniket went across to fourth stump again, the feet were scissored and it was like a forced baseball swing. Bat-face turned inwards a touch but ball went well over the bowler\n Mohit to Verma, 1 run Mohit goes shorter, Aniket heaves hard again. It's a pull this time, clothed to long-on\n Mohit to Klaasen, 1 wide Wide yorker. Marginal call, it's an extra conceded. Klaasen let it go\n Mohit to Klaasen, OUT Vipraj takes a stunning catch running back, even he can't believe how that stuck. He ran back from backward point, coiled about a touch. He didn't slow down and almost overran the ball, almost being the keyword. His body was facing the crowd, the head was up looking at the ball, he was cramped but managed to catch the ball around chest height before tumbling back. Was a three-quarter-length ball around off that Klaasen tried to mow over long-on. Ball skied off the edge. Klaasen's counterattack ends. \n Mohit to Manohar, 1 run Length just outside off, guided through point\n Kuldeep to Manohar, 1 run Length ball around off is defended through where silly mid-off would've been. KL runs after it and throws it slightly wildly, but it goes to long-on and there's no overthrow\n Kuldeep to Verma, 1 run Length around the stumps, worked off the back foot through midwicket\n Kuldeep to Manohar, no run Length on fourth, defended to point\n Kuldeep to Manohar, no run Sharp spin inwards to cut him in half. Abhinav had started dancing down but realised that the length was shorter than he expected and planted the back foot in the crease while trying to fend the ball with a straightish bat. Bottom hand came off as the stock ball that landed on a shortish length spun through the gate. Got good bounce too\n Kuldeep to Manohar, 2 runs Turned with a closed bat face through the leg side\n Kuldeep to Manohar, OUT Tight over finishes with the wicket. 84ks fullish ball outside off, tossed up, Manohar tried to whack it over long-off. Drove it off the bottom of the bat, easy catch for Faf, who took it with a lunge. DC back on top \n Axar Patel to Verma, no run Length on fourth, 94ks, cut to backward point\n Axar Patel to Verma, 1 run Length on top of middle, pulled to deep midwicket\n Axar Patel to Cummins, no run Length on fourth, gentle cut to point. Played from the crease\n Axar Patel to Cummins, 1 run Stays in the crease again, this time he flicks the fullish ball on middle through square leg\n Axar Patel to Verma, no run Length on fourth, cut to point\n Axar Patel to Verma, no run Aniket goes outside off to get inside the line, the length ball is slightly down leg and goes back the attempted slog sweep. Aniket wanted to go over short fine leg. Wide not given, SRH review. This will be interesting because the batter was on one knee, on fourth stump. The ump says the ball would've hit the batter had he stayed in place. So, the review is turned down. The squeeze is now on\n Kuldeep to Cummins, no run Spin in from a length after landing on middle, clipped off the back foot to midwicket\n Kuldeep to Cummins, no run Guides the 80ks length ball on fourth to short third\n Kuldeep to Cummins, no run Goes deep in the crease to a fullish 80ks ball on fourth, spinning away, and dabs it to backward point\n Kuldeep to Cummins, 1 run Teasingly lobbed up on middle, a bit of drift in, Cummins tries to wallop it through midwicket. Gets it off the bottom of the bat to deep midwicket. 83ks\n Kuldeep to Verma, 1 run Fifty for Aniket, cheers from the crowd as he flicks it off the back foot to deep midwicket to get there. Subdued celebration from him, big applause from Kishan and Co\n Kuldeep to Cummins, OUT And Kuldeep manages to tease out Cummins this time. Inexpensive overs were being strung and the hit-me ball was sent down. Slow on a length, angling away just outside off. Cummins opened his stance and tried to drag it across with a full-power pull. Found JFM close to the deep-midwicket boundary \n Axar Patel to Verma, FOUR runs Aniket happy to continue swinging. Gets a wide length ball that he flays with a horizontal bat over cover\n Axar Patel to Verma, SIX runs Touch short, just outside off, Aniket swivels and pulls it with remarkable hand speed. Over cow corner\n Axar Patel to Verma, SIX runs Aniket is SRHing. Seven-down and he's belting them like they're 200 for 0. This is a touch wide, on a length, flat-batted over the bowler. Axar not aiming for the stumps though\n Axar Patel to Verma, 1 run Wide on a length, cut to sweeper cover\n Axar Patel to Mulder, no run Mulder tentative on the back foot, square-on too, as the length ball on off rushes him. He checks his block to cover, a touch uppish. Ayyoyo, goes Rahul\n Axar Patel to Mulder, no run Patted to cover off the back foot to the off side\n Kuldeep to Verma, 1 run Full ball down leg is slog swept to deep backward square leg. Think Aniket wanted to go over short fine, got it too flat and a touch too square\n Kuldeep to Mulder, no run Fullish on leg, defended towards midwicket with a straight bat\n Kuldeep to Mulder, 1 run Goes back to a fullish length ball that spins in to top of middle, Mulder's back springs up as he flicks it softly through square leg. 82ks\n Kuldeep to Verma, SIX runs Can't go full, this was a proper half-volley. He cleared the front leg, pumped it through the line over the bowler\n Kuldeep to Verma, OUT JFM times his jump to perfection at deep midwicket, he was racing to the right, both feet off the ground as he caught the ball with both hands and then landed on the right foot before twisting and tumbling to the right. Aniket is on one knee before dragging himself off. Was a teasing ball. On the shorter side, slow too, Aniket swivelled and pulled it hard again, timing was good, it went flat. Just a case of freak catching. \n Kuldeep to Harshal, 1 run Length on middle, 82ks, Harshal moves to off stump and flicks through square leg\n Mohit to Harshal, no run Length on fourth, pushed to deep point\n Mohit to Harshal, 1 run Full on fourth, driven nicely to the left of Axar at mid-off\n Mohit to Mulder, 1 run Shortish slower ball is wide and doesn't rise, Mulder has to wait before cutting to deep point\n Mohit to Harshal, 1 run Three-quarter length on off. 132ks, touch skiddy, Harshal moves across and flicked through midwicket\n Mohit to Mulder, FOUR runs Mulder waits for the slower short ball, ball rises just under chest height and he checks the pull, gets it in the 45-metre gap between deep square leg and deep midwicket\n Mohit to Mulder, no run Length in the channel, cut well but finds point\n Nigam to Harshal, no run Given caught behind, but very late. KL was convinced, ump stood still, felt for a second like DC will have to review. In the end it's Harshal who does. Was a length ball that was spinning away. Harshal's was tip-toeing and square-on as he tried to punch the ball through midwicket. Got beaten on the outside edge, so won't be caught behind. Hit wide on the knee-roll, but there will be a check for lbw. The legbreak landed a touch short, in line with off and spun away to fourth. Impact's outside off\n Nigam to Harshal, no run Full on off, punched to cover. 87ks\n Nigam to Harshal, 1 run Fullish on leg, 89ks, worked to long-on\n Nigam to Mulder, 1 run Length on fourth, zips off the pitch does the 88ks legbreak. Batter backs away and cuts to deep point\n Nigam to Harshal, 1 run Rahul calls for the catch, Vipraj dives low to the left and tries to taking it with his left hand. Tips it to long-off. Was a full ball that was driven\n Nigam to Mulder, 1 wide Length down leg, past the attempted pull it goes.\n Nigam to Mulder, 1 run Fullish on fourth, jabbed to point SRH happy to milk runs, it's like they're playing for 175-180 from here\n Starc to Mulder, 1 run Shortish ball just outside off is pulled across to deep midwicket. Checked shot but firm\n Starc to Harshal, OUT Another stunner, this time it's Axar taking a slider. Was diving low to the left at mid-off, had his eyes on the ball and the hands followed creating kind of a diamond shape. Went with both hands and slid through while staying in possession. Harshal had danced down to get the ball on a full length and went for the extra cover drive. \n Starc to Shami, 1 run Length around fourth, defended through point\n Starc to Mulder, OUT Another good catch to finish, Starc finishes with five. Faf moves to the right and dives, takes it with both hands while in the air. Was a fullish ball to which Mulder made room and tried to drive with an open bat-face ","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Cummins","Harshal","Head","Head","Ishan","Klaasen","Manohar","Mulder","Nitish Kumar","Shami","Verma"],"Runs":[1.0,2.0,5.0,22.0,22.0,2.0,32.0,4.0,9.0,0.0,1.0,74.0],"Balls_Faced":[1,7,9,12,12,5,19,6,11,2,1,41],"Fours":[0,0,0,4,4,0,2,0,1,0,0,5],"Sixes":[0,0,0,0,0,0,2,0,0,0,0,6],"S\/R":[100.0,28.57,55.56,183.33,183.33,40.0,168.42,66.67,81.82,0.0,100.0,180.49],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Fraser-McGurk b Kuldeep Yadav","c Patel b Starc","run out (Nigam)","c \u2020Rahul b Starc","c Stubbs b Starc","c Nigam b Sharma","c du Plessis b Kuldeep Yadav","c du Plessis b Starc","c Patel b Starc","Not Out","c Fraser-McGurk b Kuldeep Yadav"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Axar Patel","Kuldeep","Mohit","Mukesh Kumar","Nigam","Starc"],"Balls":[24,24,18,12,12,22],"Runs_Given":[43.0,22.0,25.0,17.0,21.0,35.0],"Wickets":[0,3,1,0,0,5],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,3.0,2.0,2.0,3.4],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Akash Deep to de Kock, 5 wide .Wide well down leg, five bonus to begin. The length ball strayed well down leg and .Pant's dive was beaten\nAkash Deep to de Kock, 1 run .QDK helps it along the hips with a flick. On the bounce to deep fine leg\nAkash Deep to Narine, 1 wide .Pant saves four by running and then diving to parry the full ball towards short fine leg. .This was like a wide yorker to a rhb. Akash getting it to swing in but from that line it's .only gonna hurt him\nAkash Deep to Narine, no run .Goes for the on-stump yorker. Ends up with a low full toss on leg, Narine tries to whip it .and gets hit on the pad\nAkash Deep to Narine, 1 wide .Full ball is just down leg, beaten on te flick but that's the third wide of the over\nAkash Deep to Narine, SIX runs .Middle-stump half-volley. Narine slides his front foot leg side while lifting it with a flick. .The boundary boy over the midwicket ropes takes the catch\nAkash Deep to Narine, no run .Another yorker. Narine tries to flick, nutmegs himself. Ball goes between his feet, to .short fine leg\nAkash Deep to Narine, 1 run .Akash rattles Narine with a 137ks bumper. That rose only around stomach-height but .Narine took his eyes off, bobbed his head towards square leg while half-pulling. The ball .went off the edge to deep square leg on the bounce\nAkash Deep to de Kock, 1 run .Length on fourth, guided to deep third\nThakur to de Kock, SIX runs .Overpitched and QDK launches a 75-metre flick over long-on .See all photos\nThakur to de Kock, no run .Shortish ball is blocked back to the bowler\nThakur to de Kock, no run .Wide on a length, cut off the bottom of the bat to cover point\nThakur to de Kock, 1 run .Three-quarter length on off, guided to deep third. 134ks\nThakur to Narine, FOUR runs .Slower one. Narine delays his shot but gives it his all while tryna carve it off a length .while reaching out with one leg. The edge goes well over short third\nThakur to Narine, FOUR runs .Another edge, this goes fine of short third. Another cutter, on a length again. Narine .didn't change his stance this time, just tried to flay it again. Luckier this time as it went .at a catching height\nAkash Deep to de Kock, SIX runs .Akash continues to miss his line. This isn't wide, just on the pads, but it's off a fullish .length and QDK's able to pick it up over short fine leg with a flick\nAkash Deep to de Kock, no run .Arguably the ball of the day. It's full but not half-volley, 139ks, lands around middle and .jags away. QDK stood well leg side of the ball and his body froze momentarily with his .hands trying the punch the ball on the rise. Pant checks with his mates if there was a .nick, no agreement but he reviews anyway. It's close but no edge, LSG burn a review.\nAkash Deep to de Kock, OUT .Another review, no hesitation from Pant after it was given not out. Where was this .pitching? Was a length ball on middle that beat the swing across the line and hit QDK on .the back leg. Might've seamed back in a touch. Ball-tracking says... it pitched just in line .with leg and hit middle and off three-fourth of the way up! Pant and Co punch the air as .the replay comes on the big screen. Brave call to review after losing one the last ball but .it pays off. .Quinton de Kock lbw b Akash Deep 15 (9b 0x4 2x6 15m) SR: 166.66\nAkash Deep to Rahane, no run .Three-quarter length just outside off, square driven to point\nAkash Deep to Rahane, FOUR runs .Edge flies between slip and gully, closer to gully in fact. Went low, but well out of Rathi's .reach. Was a rising length ball around fifth, Rahane tried to square drive it on top of the .bounce\nAkash Deep to Rahane, FOUR runs .Length ball is helped off the hips with a flick. Too fine for long leg to cut off\nThakur to Narine, 1 run .Oh, Miller looks hurt. He went to the left and tried to palm the travelling ball. Ended up .tipping it onto his throat. He's okay to continue. Slower one was full and drifts in, driven .hard by Narine .There's a concussion check but it's brief as Miller looks okay\nThakur to Rahane, 1 run .Movement away, might've been off the pitch. Rahane uses it to guide the length ball to .deep-backward point\nThakur to Narine, no run .Slower one is left alone, Narine might've thought that was wide. But the length went well .inside the tramline and on the bounce to the keeper\nThakur to Narine, SIX runs .One-handed flay over cover, taken by the lidded boundary boy over extra cover. Was a .cutter on a length that kept going away outside off, went off the bottom of the bat. .Narine taking his hand off helped with the reach\nThakur to Narine, 1 wide .Wide on a length, Narine swipes again but this isn't in his reach.\nThakur to Narine, 1 wide .Bowler goes wide again, Narine steps across late but decides to leave it. Ball goes past .the tramline but a review would be risky as Narine's initial position was prolly not .across. Pant grimaces and decides to let it go\nThakur to Narine, no run .Length outside off, Narine cuts hard but mistimes it to cover\nThakur to Narine, 1 wide .The wide ploy continues. Thakur goes length but Narine leaves to pick up another extra. .Been a lot of those already\nThakur to Narine, FOUR runs .Narine walks across towards the line, gets on the front stool and boshes the full ball .over cover. Got it on the half-volley, very square\nAkash Deep to Rahane, FOUR runs .Fullish n off, 137ks, but it's made to look like a worse ball than it was. Rahane moved .across and flicked it behind square\nAkash Deep to Rahane, FOUR runs .That's a crazy good square drive. Deep third was square but had no chance as the ball .raced along the grass. Was a good ball, length around fourth. Test stuff, responded with .the same thing .Slip in . .Sunil Narine vs Shardul Thakur .BALLS .17 .RUNS .34 .OUTS .0 .SR .200.00 .4s\/6s .6\/1\nAkash Deep to Rahane, no run .Full and slow on fourth, worked back to the bowler\nAkash Deep to Rahane, no run .Yorker on fourth, jammed back to the bowler\nAkash Deep to Rahane, 1 run .Full on leg, worked to deep-backward square leg\nAkash Deep to Narine, FOUR runs .Slower, into the pitch, sits up. Narine backs away and carves it over cover .Elsewhere, Kolkata's winning-est sports institution proved why they are champions last .night, as Apuia did the unexpected to send Mohun Bagan into a very expected ISL Final.\nAvesh Khan to Rahane, SIX runs .Wide-of-the-crease release, but doesn't matter to Rahane. He uses the angle in and the .even bounce from a length to pull it over square leg. 91 metres! That was timing over .muscle .Avesh Khan economy rate in IPL 202510.83\nAvesh Khan to Rahane, no run .Rahane tries to hit the ball harder this time, gets it off the splice into the pitch. Was a .horizontal-bat swipe and Rahane practices a straight-bat drive later. Was a three-quarter .length ball on fifth\nAvesh Khan to Rahane, SIX runs .Helped away again, over square leg - maybe just behind - for another biggie. It's on the .pads, Rahane's inside the line of the ball and flicks it\nAvesh Khan to Rahane, FOUR runs .Overpitched on fifth, that's enough width for a smother-drive through extra cover. On .one knee too, stylish from Rahane .See all photos\nAvesh Khan to Rahane, no run .And Avesh does bowl at the stumps, nails the yorker while at it. Rahane jams it back to .the bowler, who keeps the batter in check with a direct hit at the stumps.\nAvesh Khan to Rahane, 1 run .Wide of the crease again, another yorker attempt. This is a full toss around knee-roll .height that's flicked to deep square leg .Timeout taken by LSG right after it's made available. No surprise as KKR are going at 15 .in a chase where the asking rate started just under 12. .79\/0 vs DC, Eden Gardens 2024 .85\/0 vs RCB, Bengaluru 2024 .88\/1 vs DC, Visakhapatnam, 2024 .90\/1 vs LSG, Today .105\/0 vs RCB, Bengaluru 2017 .Highest powerplay score for KKR\nRathi to Rahane, 1 run .Length on fourth, square driven to deep point\nRathi to Narine, OUT .Wide, slashed, and it's taken at long-off. Rathi continues the write-off celebration but .on the grass. Great loophole if he's found one. Was a fullish ball that was wide, spun .away too. Narine slashed and got it off the bottom of the bat .Sunil Narine c Markram b Rathi 30 (13b 4x4 2x6 36m) SR: 230.76\nRathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs .Quicker, flat googly at 95ks lands around fourth and skids away off a length. Iyer guides .it behind point\nRathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 bye .Beaten on the lofted reverse sweep. Iyer changed his stance very late there. Pant can't .collect it properly\nRathi to Rahane, 1 run .Worked off the back foot to long-on\nRathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Wide on a length, driven to deep point\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Wide on a length, underedged cut goes back to the bowler\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .Akash misfields at short third and allows four. It bounced extra and turned to his right. .Frustration for Bishnoi.\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 wide .Very wide. Pant has to go outside the edge of the pitch to collect it\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Easy easy... nooo! is the yell from Pant. Cover moved to the left and couldn't pick the .ball up later. Was a wide ball on a length . .Ajinkya Rahane vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .695 .OUTS .29 .4s\/6s .58\/12 .SR .122.14 .AVE .23.96\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahane, no run .Length on top of fifth, no spin, cut to backward point on the bounce\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahane, 1 run .Spins back after landing around fourth. The length ball is flicked to long-on. 94ks .Do you think Rathi will get fined again? .4.7K votes .Yes - it's not funny .No - love his personality\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .Pulled hard. Along the ground. Between long-on and deep midwicket. Not too short, .rose over the knee and Venky lumped it while standing mostly upright .See all photos\nRathi to Rahane, 2 runs .Wide on a length, cut gently to the left of deep point\nRathi to Rahane, 1 run .Length around fifth, square driven to cover point\nRathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Length over fifth, whipped to long-on\nRathi to Rahane, no run .Length on fifth, guided to backward point. Carrom-ball release from Rathi\nRathi to Rahane, 1 run .Wide on a length, slashed to backward point .Rathi stops in his run-up, likely to keep Rahane in check at the non-striker's\nRathi to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .Edge deflects off Pant's gloves to the deep-third boundary. Iyer, who was deep in the .crease, looked to whack a cover drive off the back foot and got a thickish edge. The ball .hit the flap of Pant's glove and raced fine. Was a length ball angling away just outside .off\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahane, FOUR runs .Skiddy ball but Rahane's back foot goes deep in the crease, he lunges deep too to cut it .through backward point\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahane, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped through square leg\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Wide on a length, doesn't bounce much. Likely why Iyer mistimed the cut into the pitch .in front\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 wide .Bishnoi goes wide again but the angle is much too sharp. The length ball is let go\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, SIX runs .High ball... goes long too! Clears long-on easily. Big front stride from Iyer, step-hit the .slot ball with the weight fully forward.\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Full ball on fourth is quick and beats the pre-meditated reverse sweep\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Length around fifth, 91ks, worked to long-on .Just 110 needed off 60. KKR ahead? What does Abhimanyu think?","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs LSG, 21st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Akash Deep to de Kock, 5 wide Wide well down leg, five bonus to begin. The length ball strayed well down leg and Pant's dive was beaten\n Akash Deep to de Kock, 1 run QDK helps it along the hips with a flick. On the bounce to deep fine leg\n Akash Deep to Narine, 1 wide Pant saves four by running and then diving to parry the full ball towards short fine leg. This was like a wide yorker to a rhb. Akash getting it to swing in but from that line it's only gonna hurt him\n Akash Deep to Narine, no run Goes for the on-stump yorker. Ends up with a low full toss on leg, Narine tries to whip it and gets hit on the pad\n Akash Deep to Narine, 1 wide Full ball is just down leg, beaten on te flick but that's the third wide of the over\n Akash Deep to Narine, SIX runs Middle-stump half-volley. Narine slides his front foot leg side while lifting it with a flick. The boundary boy over the midwicket ropes takes the catch\n Akash Deep to Narine, no run Another yorker. Narine tries to flick, nutmegs himself. Ball goes between his feet, to short fine leg\n Akash Deep to Narine, 1 run Akash rattles Narine with a 137ks bumper. That rose only around stomach-height but Narine took his eyes off, bobbed his head towards square leg while half-pulling. The ball went off the edge to deep square leg on the bounce\n Akash Deep to de Kock, 1 run Length on fourth, guided to deep third\n Thakur to de Kock, SIX runs Overpitched and QDK launches a 75-metre flick over long-on See all photos\n Thakur to de Kock, no run Shortish ball is blocked back to the bowler\n Thakur to de Kock, no run Wide on a length, cut off the bottom of the bat to cover point\n Thakur to de Kock, 1 run Three-quarter length on off, guided to deep third. 134ks\n Thakur to Narine, FOUR runs Slower one. Narine delays his shot but gives it his all while tryna carve it off a length while reaching out with one leg. The edge goes well over short third\n Thakur to Narine, FOUR runs Another edge, this goes fine of short third. Another cutter, on a length again. Narine didn't change his stance this time, just tried to flay it again. Luckier this time as it went at a catching height\n Akash Deep to de Kock, SIX runs Akash continues to miss his line. This isn't wide, just on the pads, but it's off a fullish length and QDK's able to pick it up over short fine leg with a flick\n Akash Deep to de Kock, no run Arguably the ball of the day. It's full but not half-volley, 139ks, lands around middle and jags away. QDK stood well leg side of the ball and his body froze momentarily with his hands trying the punch the ball on the rise. Pant checks with his mates if there was a nick, no agreement but he reviews anyway. It's close but no edge, LSG burn a review.\n Akash Deep to de Kock, OUT Another review, no hesitation from Pant after it was given not out. Where was this pitching? Was a length ball on middle that beat the swing across the line and hit QDK on the back leg. Might've seamed back in a touch. Ball-tracking says... it pitched just in line with leg and hit middle and off three-fourth of the way up! Pant and Co punch the air as the replay comes on the big screen. Brave call to review after losing one the last ball but it pays off. \n Akash Deep to Rahane, no run Three-quarter length just outside off, square driven to point\n Akash Deep to Rahane, FOUR runs Edge flies between slip and gully, closer to gully in fact. Went low, but well out of Rathi's reach. Was a rising length ball around fifth, Rahane tried to square drive it on top of the bounce\n Akash Deep to Rahane, FOUR runs Length ball is helped off the hips with a flick. Too fine for long leg to cut off\n Thakur to Narine, 1 run Oh, Miller looks hurt. He went to the left and tried to palm the travelling ball. Ended up tipping it onto his throat. He's okay to continue. Slower one was full and drifts in, driven hard by Narine There's a concussion check but it's brief as Miller looks okay\n Thakur to Rahane, 1 run Movement away, might've been off the pitch. Rahane uses it to guide the length ball to deep-backward point\n Thakur to Narine, no run Slower one is left alone, Narine might've thought that was wide. But the length went well inside the tramline and on the bounce to the keeper\n Thakur to Narine, SIX runs One-handed flay over cover, taken by the lidded boundary boy over extra cover. Was a cutter on a length that kept going away outside off, went off the bottom of the bat. Narine taking his hand off helped with the reach\n Thakur to Narine, 1 wide Wide on a length, Narine swipes again but this isn't in his reach.\n Thakur to Narine, 1 wide Bowler goes wide again, Narine steps across late but decides to leave it. Ball goes past the tramline but a review would be risky as Narine's initial position was prolly not across. Pant grimaces and decides to let it go\n Thakur to Narine, no run Length outside off, Narine cuts hard but mistimes it to cover\n Thakur to Narine, 1 wide The wide ploy continues. Thakur goes length but Narine leaves to pick up another extra. Been a lot of those already\n Thakur to Narine, FOUR runs Narine walks across towards the line, gets on the front stool and boshes the full ball over cover. Got it on the half-volley, very square\n Akash Deep to Rahane, FOUR runs Fullish n off, 137ks, but it's made to look like a worse ball than it was. Rahane moved across and flicked it behind square\n Akash Deep to Rahane, FOUR runs That's a crazy good square drive. Deep third was square but had no chance as the ball raced along the grass. Was a good ball, length around fourth. Test stuff, responded with the same thing Slip in Sunil Narine vs Shardul Thakur BALLS 17 RUNS 34 OUTS 0 SR 200.00 4s\/6s 6\/1\n Akash Deep to Rahane, no run Full and slow on fourth, worked back to the bowler\n Akash Deep to Rahane, no run Yorker on fourth, jammed back to the bowler\n Akash Deep to Rahane, 1 run Full on leg, worked to deep-backward square leg\n Akash Deep to Narine, FOUR runs Slower, into the pitch, sits up. Narine backs away and carves it over cover Elsewhere, Kolkata's winning-est sports institution proved why they are champions last night, as Apuia did the unexpected to send Mohun Bagan into a very expected ISL Final.\n Avesh Khan to Rahane, SIX runs Wide-of-the-crease release, but doesn't matter to Rahane. He uses the angle in and the even bounce from a length to pull it over square leg. 91 metres! That was timing over muscle Avesh Khan economy rate in IPL 202510.83\n Avesh Khan to Rahane, no run Rahane tries to hit the ball harder this time, gets it off the splice into the pitch. Was a horizontal-bat swipe and Rahane practices a straight-bat drive later. Was a three-quarter length ball on fifth\n Avesh Khan to Rahane, SIX runs Helped away again, over square leg - maybe just behind - for another biggie. It's on the pads, Rahane's inside the line of the ball and flicks it\n Avesh Khan to Rahane, FOUR runs Overpitched on fifth, that's enough width for a smother-drive through extra cover. On one knee too, stylish from Rahane See all photos\n Avesh Khan to Rahane, no run And Avesh does bowl at the stumps, nails the yorker while at it. Rahane jams it back to the bowler, who keeps the batter in check with a direct hit at the stumps.\n Avesh Khan to Rahane, 1 run Wide of the crease again, another yorker attempt. This is a full toss around knee-roll height that's flicked to deep square leg Timeout taken by LSG right after it's made available. No surprise as KKR are going at 15 in a chase where the asking rate started just under 12. 79\/0 vs DC, Eden Gardens 2024 85\/0 vs RCB, Bengaluru 2024 88\/1 vs DC, Visakhapatnam, 2024 90\/1 vs LSG, Today 105\/0 vs RCB, Bengaluru 2017 Highest powerplay score for KKR\n Rathi to Rahane, 1 run Length on fourth, square driven to deep point\n Rathi to Narine, OUT Wide, slashed, and it's taken at long-off. Rathi continues the write-off celebration but on the grass. Great loophole if he's found one. Was a fullish ball that was wide, spun away too. Narine slashed and got it off the bottom of the bat \n Rathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs Quicker, flat googly at 95ks lands around fourth and skids away off a length. Iyer guides it behind point\n Rathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 bye Beaten on the lofted reverse sweep. Iyer changed his stance very late there. Pant can't collect it properly\n Rathi to Rahane, 1 run Worked off the back foot to long-on\n Rathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Wide on a length, driven to deep point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Wide on a length, underedged cut goes back to the bowler\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs Akash misfields at short third and allows four. It bounced extra and turned to his right. Frustration for Bishnoi.\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 wide Very wide. Pant has to go outside the edge of the pitch to collect it\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Easy easy... nooo! is the yell from Pant. Cover moved to the left and couldn't pick the ball up later. Was a wide ball on a length Ajinkya Rahane vs legspin in T20s RUNS 695 OUTS 29 4s\/6s 58\/12 SR 122.14 AVE 23.96\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahane, no run Length on top of fifth, no spin, cut to backward point on the bounce\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahane, 1 run Spins back after landing around fourth. The length ball is flicked to long-on. 94ks Do you think Rathi will get fined again? 4.7K votes Yes - it's not funny No - love his personality\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs Pulled hard. Along the ground. Between long-on and deep midwicket. Not too short, rose over the knee and Venky lumped it while standing mostly upright See all photos\n Rathi to Rahane, 2 runs Wide on a length, cut gently to the left of deep point\n Rathi to Rahane, 1 run Length around fifth, square driven to cover point\n Rathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Length over fifth, whipped to long-on\n Rathi to Rahane, no run Length on fifth, guided to backward point. Carrom-ball release from Rathi\n Rathi to Rahane, 1 run Wide on a length, slashed to backward point Rathi stops in his run-up, likely to keep Rahane in check at the non-striker's\n Rathi to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs Edge deflects off Pant's gloves to the deep-third boundary. Iyer, who was deep in the crease, looked to whack a cover drive off the back foot and got a thickish edge. The ball hit the flap of Pant's glove and raced fine. Was a length ball angling away just outside off\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahane, FOUR runs Skiddy ball but Rahane's back foot goes deep in the crease, he lunges deep too to cut it through backward point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahane, 1 run Length on leg, clipped through square leg\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Wide on a length, doesn't bounce much. Likely why Iyer mistimed the cut into the pitch in front\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 wide Bishnoi goes wide again but the angle is much too sharp. The length ball is let go\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, SIX runs High ball... goes long too! Clears long-on easily. Big front stride from Iyer, step-hit the slot ball with the weight fully forward.\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Full ball on fourth is quick and beats the pre-meditated reverse sweep\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Length around fifth, 91ks, worked to long-on Just 110 needed off 60. KKR ahead? What does Abhimanyu think?","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Narine","Rahane","Venkatesh Iyer","de Kock"],"Runs":[30.0,47.0,24.0,15.0],"Balls_Faced":[13,25,13,9],"Fours":[4,6,3,0],"Sixes":[2,2,1,2],"S\/R":[230.77,188.0,184.62,166.67],"dismissal":["c Markram b Rathi","Not Out","Not Out","lbw b Akash Deep"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Akash Deep","Avesh Khan","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi","Thakur"],"Balls":[18,6,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[43.0,17.0,14.0,24.0,30.0],"Wickets":[1,0,1,0,0],"Overs":[3.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Akash Deep to de Kock, 5 wide .Wide well down leg, five bonus to begin. The length ball strayed well down leg and .Pant's dive was beaten\nAkash Deep to de Kock, 1 run .QDK helps it along the hips with a flick. On the bounce to deep fine leg\nAkash Deep to Narine, 1 wide .Pant saves four by running and then diving to parry the full ball towards short fine leg. .This was like a wide yorker to a rhb. Akash getting it to swing in but from that line it's .only gonna hurt him\nAkash Deep to Narine, no run .Goes for the on-stump yorker. Ends up with a low full toss on leg, Narine tries to whip it .and gets hit on the pad\nAkash Deep to Narine, 1 wide .Full ball is just down leg, beaten on te flick but that's the third wide of the over\nAkash Deep to Narine, SIX runs .Middle-stump half-volley. Narine slides his front foot leg side while lifting it with a flick. .The boundary boy over the midwicket ropes takes the catch\nAkash Deep to Narine, no run .Another yorker. Narine tries to flick, nutmegs himself. Ball goes between his feet, to .short fine leg\nAkash Deep to Narine, 1 run .Akash rattles Narine with a 137ks bumper. That rose only around stomach-height but .Narine took his eyes off, bobbed his head towards square leg while half-pulling. The ball .went off the edge to deep square leg on the bounce\nAkash Deep to de Kock, 1 run .Length on fourth, guided to deep third\nThakur to de Kock, SIX runs .Overpitched and QDK launches a 75-metre flick over long-on .See all photos\nThakur to de Kock, no run .Shortish ball is blocked back to the bowler\nThakur to de Kock, no run .Wide on a length, cut off the bottom of the bat to cover point\nThakur to de Kock, 1 run .Three-quarter length on off, guided to deep third. 134ks\nThakur to Narine, FOUR runs .Slower one. Narine delays his shot but gives it his all while tryna carve it off a length .while reaching out with one leg. The edge goes well over short third\nThakur to Narine, FOUR runs .Another edge, this goes fine of short third. Another cutter, on a length again. Narine .didn't change his stance this time, just tried to flay it again. Luckier this time as it went .at a catching height\nAkash Deep to de Kock, SIX runs .Akash continues to miss his line. This isn't wide, just on the pads, but it's off a fullish .length and QDK's able to pick it up over short fine leg with a flick\nAkash Deep to de Kock, no run .Arguably the ball of the day. It's full but not half-volley, 139ks, lands around middle and .jags away. QDK stood well leg side of the ball and his body froze momentarily with his .hands trying the punch the ball on the rise. Pant checks with his mates if there was a .nick, no agreement but he reviews anyway. It's close but no edge, LSG burn a review.\nAkash Deep to de Kock, OUT .Another review, no hesitation from Pant after it was given not out. Where was this .pitching? Was a length ball on middle that beat the swing across the line and hit QDK on .the back leg. Might've seamed back in a touch. Ball-tracking says... it pitched just in line .with leg and hit middle and off three-fourth of the way up! Pant and Co punch the air as .the replay comes on the big screen. Brave call to review after losing one the last ball but .it pays off. .Quinton de Kock lbw b Akash Deep 15 (9b 0x4 2x6 15m) SR: 166.66\nAkash Deep to Rahane, no run .Three-quarter length just outside off, square driven to point\nAkash Deep to Rahane, FOUR runs .Edge flies between slip and gully, closer to gully in fact. Went low, but well out of Rathi's .reach. Was a rising length ball around fifth, Rahane tried to square drive it on top of the .bounce\nAkash Deep to Rahane, FOUR runs .Length ball is helped off the hips with a flick. Too fine for long leg to cut off\nThakur to Narine, 1 run .Oh, Miller looks hurt. He went to the left and tried to palm the travelling ball. Ended up .tipping it onto his throat. He's okay to continue. Slower one was full and drifts in, driven .hard by Narine .There's a concussion check but it's brief as Miller looks okay\nThakur to Rahane, 1 run .Movement away, might've been off the pitch. Rahane uses it to guide the length ball to .deep-backward point\nThakur to Narine, no run .Slower one is left alone, Narine might've thought that was wide. But the length went well .inside the tramline and on the bounce to the keeper\nThakur to Narine, SIX runs .One-handed flay over cover, taken by the lidded boundary boy over extra cover. Was a .cutter on a length that kept going away outside off, went off the bottom of the bat. .Narine taking his hand off helped with the reach\nThakur to Narine, 1 wide .Wide on a length, Narine swipes again but this isn't in his reach.\nThakur to Narine, 1 wide .Bowler goes wide again, Narine steps across late but decides to leave it. Ball goes past .the tramline but a review would be risky as Narine's initial position was prolly not .across. Pant grimaces and decides to let it go\nThakur to Narine, no run .Length outside off, Narine cuts hard but mistimes it to cover\nThakur to Narine, 1 wide .The wide ploy continues. Thakur goes length but Narine leaves to pick up another extra. .Been a lot of those already\nThakur to Narine, FOUR runs .Narine walks across towards the line, gets on the front stool and boshes the full ball .over cover. Got it on the half-volley, very square\nAkash Deep to Rahane, FOUR runs .Fullish n off, 137ks, but it's made to look like a worse ball than it was. Rahane moved .across and flicked it behind square\nAkash Deep to Rahane, FOUR runs .That's a crazy good square drive. Deep third was square but had no chance as the ball .raced along the grass. Was a good ball, length around fourth. Test stuff, responded with .the same thing .Slip in . .Sunil Narine vs Shardul Thakur .BALLS .17 .RUNS .34 .OUTS .0 .SR .200.00 .4s\/6s .6\/1\nAkash Deep to Rahane, no run .Full and slow on fourth, worked back to the bowler\nAkash Deep to Rahane, no run .Yorker on fourth, jammed back to the bowler\nAkash Deep to Rahane, 1 run .Full on leg, worked to deep-backward square leg\nAkash Deep to Narine, FOUR runs .Slower, into the pitch, sits up. Narine backs away and carves it over cover .Elsewhere, Kolkata's winning-est sports institution proved why they are champions last .night, as Apuia did the unexpected to send Mohun Bagan into a very expected ISL Final.\nAvesh Khan to Rahane, SIX runs .Wide-of-the-crease release, but doesn't matter to Rahane. He uses the angle in and the .even bounce from a length to pull it over square leg. 91 metres! That was timing over .muscle .Avesh Khan economy rate in IPL 202510.83\nAvesh Khan to Rahane, no run .Rahane tries to hit the ball harder this time, gets it off the splice into the pitch. Was a .horizontal-bat swipe and Rahane practices a straight-bat drive later. Was a three-quarter .length ball on fifth\nAvesh Khan to Rahane, SIX runs .Helped away again, over square leg - maybe just behind - for another biggie. It's on the .pads, Rahane's inside the line of the ball and flicks it\nAvesh Khan to Rahane, FOUR runs .Overpitched on fifth, that's enough width for a smother-drive through extra cover. On .one knee too, stylish from Rahane .See all photos\nAvesh Khan to Rahane, no run .And Avesh does bowl at the stumps, nails the yorker while at it. Rahane jams it back to .the bowler, who keeps the batter in check with a direct hit at the stumps.\nAvesh Khan to Rahane, 1 run .Wide of the crease again, another yorker attempt. This is a full toss around knee-roll .height that's flicked to deep square leg .Timeout taken by LSG right after it's made available. No surprise as KKR are going at 15 .in a chase where the asking rate started just under 12. .79\/0 vs DC, Eden Gardens 2024 .85\/0 vs RCB, Bengaluru 2024 .88\/1 vs DC, Visakhapatnam, 2024 .90\/1 vs LSG, Today .105\/0 vs RCB, Bengaluru 2017 .Highest powerplay score for KKR\nRathi to Rahane, 1 run .Length on fourth, square driven to deep point\nRathi to Narine, OUT .Wide, slashed, and it's taken at long-off. Rathi continues the write-off celebration but .on the grass. Great loophole if he's found one. Was a fullish ball that was wide, spun .away too. Narine slashed and got it off the bottom of the bat .Sunil Narine c Markram b Rathi 30 (13b 4x4 2x6 36m) SR: 230.76\nRathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs .Quicker, flat googly at 95ks lands around fourth and skids away off a length. Iyer guides .it behind point\nRathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 bye .Beaten on the lofted reverse sweep. Iyer changed his stance very late there. Pant can't .collect it properly\nRathi to Rahane, 1 run .Worked off the back foot to long-on\nRathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Wide on a length, driven to deep point\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Wide on a length, underedged cut goes back to the bowler\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .Akash misfields at short third and allows four. It bounced extra and turned to his right. .Frustration for Bishnoi.\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 wide .Very wide. Pant has to go outside the edge of the pitch to collect it\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Easy easy... nooo! is the yell from Pant. Cover moved to the left and couldn't pick the .ball up later. Was a wide ball on a length . .Ajinkya Rahane vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .695 .OUTS .29 .4s\/6s .58\/12 .SR .122.14 .AVE .23.96\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahane, no run .Length on top of fifth, no spin, cut to backward point on the bounce\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahane, 1 run .Spins back after landing around fourth. The length ball is flicked to long-on. 94ks .Do you think Rathi will get fined again? .4.7K votes .Yes - it's not funny .No - love his personality\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .Pulled hard. Along the ground. Between long-on and deep midwicket. Not too short, .rose over the knee and Venky lumped it while standing mostly upright .See all photos\nRathi to Rahane, 2 runs .Wide on a length, cut gently to the left of deep point\nRathi to Rahane, 1 run .Length around fifth, square driven to cover point\nRathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Length over fifth, whipped to long-on\nRathi to Rahane, no run .Length on fifth, guided to backward point. Carrom-ball release from Rathi\nRathi to Rahane, 1 run .Wide on a length, slashed to backward point .Rathi stops in his run-up, likely to keep Rahane in check at the non-striker's\nRathi to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .Edge deflects off Pant's gloves to the deep-third boundary. Iyer, who was deep in the .crease, looked to whack a cover drive off the back foot and got a thickish edge. The ball .hit the flap of Pant's glove and raced fine. Was a length ball angling away just outside .off\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahane, FOUR runs .Skiddy ball but Rahane's back foot goes deep in the crease, he lunges deep too to cut it .through backward point\nRavi Bishnoi to Rahane, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped through square leg\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Wide on a length, doesn't bounce much. Likely why Iyer mistimed the cut into the pitch .in front\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 wide .Bishnoi goes wide again but the angle is much too sharp. The length ball is let go\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, SIX runs .High ball... goes long too! Clears long-on easily. Big front stride from Iyer, step-hit the .slot ball with the weight fully forward.\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Full ball on fourth is quick and beats the pre-meditated reverse sweep\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Length around fifth, 91ks, worked to long-on .Just 110 needed off 60. KKR ahead? What does Abhimanyu think?\nAvesh Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs .Avesh starts off with a 133kph yorker around middle and leg, Venkatesh digs it out .towards long-on and gets a brace\nAvesh Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Venkatesh makes room leg side early and Avesh goes yorker length again. Venkatesh .manages to drag the ball onto his thigh as he tries to squeeze it out. Looks like he has .hurt his right thigh! Getting some treatment now .Looks like he is good to go\nAvesh Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Avesh continues to go for his yorkers and this time Venkatesh is able to drive it out to .deep point\nAvesh Khan to Rahane, FOUR runs .Ajinkya Rahane, is that really you? Goes across the stumps to a full ball outside off and .just paddles it fine down the leg side. Brings up a 26-ball half-century! .See all photos\nAvesh Khan to Rahane, no run .Avesh goes for a wide yorker now, squeezed to cover off the toe end\nAvesh Khan to Rahane, no run .Slower length ball outside off, Rahane goes to cut but can only get an inside edge onto .the ground and through to the keeper\nRathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 wide .Rathi toesses it up quite wide as Venkatesh looks for the reverse-sweep. Venkatesh has .an enquiry and the umpire does give it wide\nRathi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Tossed up at 84kph and it beats the outside edge as Venkatesh looks to drive\nRathi to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .This time he nails the switch-hit! On a length around off and he helps it over short fine! .50 ball stand up in 30 balls\nRathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Length ball angled across him, slapped away to deep point\nRathi to Rahane, 2 runs .ON a length on off, Rahane, standing deep in his crease, flicks it through midwicket and .they sprint for two\nRathi to Rahane, 1 run .Length ball outside off, clipped through midwicket and this time it's just one run\nRathi to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .Through the diving long-off fielder! This is full outside off and Venkatesh creams a .drive wide of long-off. The ball scorches the surface and goes over the practice pitches. .Bishnoi is sprinting to his right but he can't quite stop it and ends up going over the ball\nThakur to Rahane, 1 wide .Starts off with a wide yorker, but misses his line. Will have to rebowl that one\nThakur to Rahane, 1 wide .Another wide yorker goes too wide!\nThakur to Rahane, 1 wide .Another wide yorker outside the tramline! Oh a game of such small margins! Shardul .nailing the lengths, but erring ever so little on the line!\nThakur to Rahane, 1 wide .And now the ball slips out of his hand as he registers four wides on the trot! .Required rate drops below 11!\nThakur to Rahane, 1 wide .Another wide yorker, Rahane moves across and looks to drive and misses. But given .wide much to the dismay of the bowler and Pant. Shardul asks if it should be reviewed, .but Pant says no. Replay shows it was just over the line. Rahane had not made any .movement across, so the review likely would have been wasted\nThakur to Rahane, 1 run .Another wide yorker, Rahane moves across and drives it out to sweeper cover\nThakur to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Shardul ends up bowling a full toss at the stumps and Venkatesh drives it out to long- .off\nThakur to Rahane, no run .On a length outside off, Rahane reaches out and slaps it to the cover fielder\nThakur to Rahane, FOUR runs .Edge goes over a leaping Pant! Short outside off, Rahane looks to cut and gets a thick .edge and picks up a fortunate boundary!\nThakur to Rahane, 2 runs .Slower ball, full outside off, Rahane goes across, waits on it and flicks it in front of .square leg. Samad does well to stop it as the KKR skipper adds two to his tally\nThakur to Rahane, OUT .Chipped straight to cover! The Lord works in mysterious ways! Innocuous full toss .outside off and Rahane gives Pooran catching practice! Juest doesn't get any height or .power on it and Rahane walks back with KKR needing 77 in 42! .Ajinkya Rahane c Pooran b Thakur 61 (35b 8x4 2x6 56m) SR: 174.28\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 wide .Bishnoi bowls it wide as he sees Venkatesh going for the switch hit. Pant takes the bails .off quickly but Venkatesh had his foot firmly planted inside the crease. The batter .however does review for the wide not given! There is also an umpire review for .stumping, for what that's worth. Looks like it is a wide. But wait, as Pant threw the ball .onto the stumps, Venkatesh's foot could be above the ground! But no, the third umpire .adjudges his foot to have come down just in time, although I have my doubts about that .decision\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Full ball outside off driven to cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Bishnoi sees Venkatesh go across his stumps and tosses it wide. Venkatesh misses his .attempted swipe\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Full on the stumps, Venkatesh had moved across and looks to sweep and just gets a .bottom edge to squeeze it out fine on the leg side\nRavi Bishnoi to Ramandeep, 1 run .Googly outside off, Ramandeep eases it square on the off side for a single to get off the .mark\nRavi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Venkatesh moves across the stumps again and Bishnoi ends up bowling a full toss that .the batter sweeps out to deep square leg\nRavi Bishnoi to Ramandeep, OUT .Holes out at long-off! This is tossed up very full, in the slot, but Ramandeep doesn't get .the distance he wants on that! Lofts it down the ground but straight to Aiden Markram, .who hops as he takes it reverse-cupped in front of his face .Ramandeep Singh c Markram b Ravi Bishnoi 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 50\nAvesh Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Goes for a yorker on leg, misses the length by very little, and that allows Venkatesh to .drive it down the ground to long-on\nAvesh Khan to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Avesh nails the wide yorker and Raghuvanshi squeezes it out square on the off side. .Gets a single to start .I think for the first time in the chase, the required rate has crept up above the asking rate\nAvesh Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Full on the stumps, Venkatesh digs it out towards long-off\nAvesh Khan to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Angkrish goes across the stumps and looks to sweep, but misses. Pant appeals for .caught behind, but Avesh tells him that's not hit anything. May have come off his pad, .though the replay suggests\nAvesh Khan to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .And now Raghuvanshi breaks KKR's boundary drought. Avesh doesn't do too much .wrong with that wide yorker, but he opens the face and jams his bat down to lift it over .point .The last ball of the last two overs have brought wickets. WIll this one do so as well?\nAvesh Khan to A Raghuvanshi, OUT .The wicket falls indeed! Raghuvanshi looks to reverse-ramp this low yorker outside off .and makes a mess of it, just lobbing it up for a simple catch for Rishabh Pant behind the .stumps! Avesh has been excellent in his last two overs and he gets a reward for it! .Angkrish Raghuvanshi c \u2020Pant b Avesh Khan 5 (4b 1x4 0x6 5m) SR: 125\nAkash Deep to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs .Handsome drive, that! This is full outside off and Venkatesh lofts it inside out over .cover for a one-bounce four! . .KKR in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .5 .WKTS .19 .RR .8.37 .AVE .21.73\nAkash Deep to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT .And another one bites the dust! Venkatesh looks to take on another full ball around off .but mistimes this as it goes high in the air. Markram makes no mistake coming in from .long-on! LSG right back in this! .Venkatesh Iyer c Markram b Akash Deep 45 (29b 6x4 1x6 52m) SR: 155.17\nAkash Deep to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Full ball slanted across him, Rinku opens the face to steer it to deep third\nAkash Deep to Russell, no run .Short outside off, Russell looks to ramp it but can't connect\nAkash Deep to Russell, SIX runs .And Russell announces himself in style! That's the kind of delivery he absolutely loves, .in the slot on leg. Clears his front leg and fires it into the stands over deep midwicket! .Monster hit!\nAkash Deep to Russell, 1 run .Yorker outside leg, Russell manages to squeeze it out through backward square for a .single. He stops the sequence of wickets off the final ball of the over! .Meanwhile, in Mullanpur, Punjab Kings won the toss and chose to bat against CSK. .Follow the live action here.\nThakur to Russell, OUT .Shardul Thakur gets the big scalp of Andre Russell! And he has done it with another .full toss! This is a low full toss outside off, Russell looks to muscle it down the ground .but can't get under it enough. Good catch from Miller running in from long-off and it .looks like LSG are favourites again! .Andre Russell c Miller b Thakur 7 (4b 0x4 1x6 8m) SR: 175\nThakur to Harshit Rana, FOUR runs .Harshit Rana gets off the mark with a boundary! Gets one short and wide and he cuts it .hard over backward point. Samad from deep third runs to his right but it bounces just .short of him and sneaks under him\nThakur to Harshit Rana, no run .Wide yorker, just inside the line, and it beats the bat as Rana looks to jam it down\nThakur to Harshit Rana, 1 run .Full outside off and he drives it back straight, it crashes into the stumps at the non- .striker's end and they manage a single. Shardul stretched out for it but didn't get a finger .on that, although Rinku had put his bat back at the crease in time. The deflection .allowed the single\nThakur to Rinku Singh, no run .Bouncer around leg, Rinku ducks under it .KKR's win % was 70.81 before Ajinkya Rahane got out. Came down to 21.99 % with .Andre Russell's wicket, informs Sampath\nThakur to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .Full toss around off and Rinku goes hard with a drive past cover, just beating the fielder .to his right! .Runs: 54 SR: 270 Outs: 4\nRathi to Harshit Rana, no run .Flung full on leg, Harshit can only tap it square on the leg side\nRathi to Harshit Rana, no run .Floated full around leg, Harshit skips down the track but ends up just defending it back .to the bowler\nRathi to Harshit Rana, 1 leg bye .Now Harshit has a wild slog but misses and the ball goes off his thigh to the keeper's .left. They race for the single\nRathi to Rinku Singh, 1 wide .Rinky shapes for the reverse-shot and Rathi tosses it wide, but it's a bit too wide for the .umpire's liking\nRathi to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .Nails the reverse-sweep this time! Full around leg and he drills it through cover\nRathi to Rinku Singh, no run .Wrong'un on a length around middle and off, and it spins away to beat Rinku's swing\nRathi to Rinku Singh, 1 run .On a length around middle, he rocks back and pulls it down the ground to long-on\nAvesh Khan to Rinku Singh, SIX runs .Rinku Singh! Gets one full around leg and just clears his front leg to heave it over .midwicket!\nAvesh Khan to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .And now he goes the other way! Full and slanted across him, and Rinku nonchalantly .lofts it over extra cover! One bounce four!\nAvesh Khan to Rinku Singh, no run .Avesh retorts with a yorker around middle and leg that Rinku manages to keep out\nAvesh Khan to Rinku Singh, no run .Full around leg, Rinku clears his front leg and smashes it down the ground, but can't .beat wide long-on to his right! He doesn't take a run\nAvesh Khan to Rinku Singh, no run .Full outside off, he drives it out to long-off but turns down the run again\nAvesh Khan to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .Finishes the over in style! This is an attempted yorker on off, but Rinku just drills this .through cover!\nRavi Bishnoi to Harshit Rana, FOUR runs .Harshit Rana, you beauty! Skips down the track to a length legbreak and slaps it away .between over point! 20 needed off 5 now!\nRavi Bishnoi to Harshit Rana, no run .Now Rana has a big swing down the ground but misses!\nRavi Bishnoi to Harshit Rana, 1 run .Length ball on middle, Harshit pokes it towards short third and takes off for a single. .There isa a misfield by Avesh, but they don't take the second .Three sixes for a Super Over!\nRavi Bishnoi to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .Length ball across him, Rinku slaps it away for four on the off side, but that should be .enough for LSG!\nRavi Bishnoi to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .Tossed up full on off, Rinku gets down on one knee and launches it down the ground. .Gets another boundary, to help the run rate","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs LSG, 21st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Akash Deep to de Kock, 5 wide Wide well down leg, five bonus to begin. The length ball strayed well down leg and Pant's dive was beaten\n Akash Deep to de Kock, 1 run QDK helps it along the hips with a flick. On the bounce to deep fine leg\n Akash Deep to Narine, 1 wide Pant saves four by running and then diving to parry the full ball towards short fine leg. This was like a wide yorker to a rhb. Akash getting it to swing in but from that line it's only gonna hurt him\n Akash Deep to Narine, no run Goes for the on-stump yorker. Ends up with a low full toss on leg, Narine tries to whip it and gets hit on the pad\n Akash Deep to Narine, 1 wide Full ball is just down leg, beaten on te flick but that's the third wide of the over\n Akash Deep to Narine, SIX runs Middle-stump half-volley. Narine slides his front foot leg side while lifting it with a flick. The boundary boy over the midwicket ropes takes the catch\n Akash Deep to Narine, no run Another yorker. Narine tries to flick, nutmegs himself. Ball goes between his feet, to short fine leg\n Akash Deep to Narine, 1 run Akash rattles Narine with a 137ks bumper. That rose only around stomach-height but Narine took his eyes off, bobbed his head towards square leg while half-pulling. The ball went off the edge to deep square leg on the bounce\n Akash Deep to de Kock, 1 run Length on fourth, guided to deep third\n Thakur to de Kock, SIX runs Overpitched and QDK launches a 75-metre flick over long-on See all photos\n Thakur to de Kock, no run Shortish ball is blocked back to the bowler\n Thakur to de Kock, no run Wide on a length, cut off the bottom of the bat to cover point\n Thakur to de Kock, 1 run Three-quarter length on off, guided to deep third. 134ks\n Thakur to Narine, FOUR runs Slower one. Narine delays his shot but gives it his all while tryna carve it off a length while reaching out with one leg. The edge goes well over short third\n Thakur to Narine, FOUR runs Another edge, this goes fine of short third. Another cutter, on a length again. Narine didn't change his stance this time, just tried to flay it again. Luckier this time as it went at a catching height\n Akash Deep to de Kock, SIX runs Akash continues to miss his line. This isn't wide, just on the pads, but it's off a fullish length and QDK's able to pick it up over short fine leg with a flick\n Akash Deep to de Kock, no run Arguably the ball of the day. It's full but not half-volley, 139ks, lands around middle and jags away. QDK stood well leg side of the ball and his body froze momentarily with his hands trying the punch the ball on the rise. Pant checks with his mates if there was a nick, no agreement but he reviews anyway. It's close but no edge, LSG burn a review.\n Akash Deep to de Kock, OUT Another review, no hesitation from Pant after it was given not out. Where was this pitching? Was a length ball on middle that beat the swing across the line and hit QDK on the back leg. Might've seamed back in a touch. Ball-tracking says... it pitched just in line with leg and hit middle and off three-fourth of the way up! Pant and Co punch the air as the replay comes on the big screen. Brave call to review after losing one the last ball but it pays off. \n Akash Deep to Rahane, no run Three-quarter length just outside off, square driven to point\n Akash Deep to Rahane, FOUR runs Edge flies between slip and gully, closer to gully in fact. Went low, but well out of Rathi's reach. Was a rising length ball around fifth, Rahane tried to square drive it on top of the bounce\n Akash Deep to Rahane, FOUR runs Length ball is helped off the hips with a flick. Too fine for long leg to cut off\n Thakur to Narine, 1 run Oh, Miller looks hurt. He went to the left and tried to palm the travelling ball. Ended up tipping it onto his throat. He's okay to continue. Slower one was full and drifts in, driven hard by Narine There's a concussion check but it's brief as Miller looks okay\n Thakur to Rahane, 1 run Movement away, might've been off the pitch. Rahane uses it to guide the length ball to deep-backward point\n Thakur to Narine, no run Slower one is left alone, Narine might've thought that was wide. But the length went well inside the tramline and on the bounce to the keeper\n Thakur to Narine, SIX runs One-handed flay over cover, taken by the lidded boundary boy over extra cover. Was a cutter on a length that kept going away outside off, went off the bottom of the bat. Narine taking his hand off helped with the reach\n Thakur to Narine, 1 wide Wide on a length, Narine swipes again but this isn't in his reach.\n Thakur to Narine, 1 wide Bowler goes wide again, Narine steps across late but decides to leave it. Ball goes past the tramline but a review would be risky as Narine's initial position was prolly not across. Pant grimaces and decides to let it go\n Thakur to Narine, no run Length outside off, Narine cuts hard but mistimes it to cover\n Thakur to Narine, 1 wide The wide ploy continues. Thakur goes length but Narine leaves to pick up another extra. Been a lot of those already\n Thakur to Narine, FOUR runs Narine walks across towards the line, gets on the front stool and boshes the full ball over cover. Got it on the half-volley, very square\n Akash Deep to Rahane, FOUR runs Fullish n off, 137ks, but it's made to look like a worse ball than it was. Rahane moved across and flicked it behind square\n Akash Deep to Rahane, FOUR runs That's a crazy good square drive. Deep third was square but had no chance as the ball raced along the grass. Was a good ball, length around fourth. Test stuff, responded with the same thing Slip in Sunil Narine vs Shardul Thakur BALLS 17 RUNS 34 OUTS 0 SR 200.00 4s\/6s 6\/1\n Akash Deep to Rahane, no run Full and slow on fourth, worked back to the bowler\n Akash Deep to Rahane, no run Yorker on fourth, jammed back to the bowler\n Akash Deep to Rahane, 1 run Full on leg, worked to deep-backward square leg\n Akash Deep to Narine, FOUR runs Slower, into the pitch, sits up. Narine backs away and carves it over cover Elsewhere, Kolkata's winning-est sports institution proved why they are champions last night, as Apuia did the unexpected to send Mohun Bagan into a very expected ISL Final.\n Avesh Khan to Rahane, SIX runs Wide-of-the-crease release, but doesn't matter to Rahane. He uses the angle in and the even bounce from a length to pull it over square leg. 91 metres! That was timing over muscle Avesh Khan economy rate in IPL 202510.83\n Avesh Khan to Rahane, no run Rahane tries to hit the ball harder this time, gets it off the splice into the pitch. Was a horizontal-bat swipe and Rahane practices a straight-bat drive later. Was a three-quarter length ball on fifth\n Avesh Khan to Rahane, SIX runs Helped away again, over square leg - maybe just behind - for another biggie. It's on the pads, Rahane's inside the line of the ball and flicks it\n Avesh Khan to Rahane, FOUR runs Overpitched on fifth, that's enough width for a smother-drive through extra cover. On one knee too, stylish from Rahane See all photos\n Avesh Khan to Rahane, no run And Avesh does bowl at the stumps, nails the yorker while at it. Rahane jams it back to the bowler, who keeps the batter in check with a direct hit at the stumps.\n Avesh Khan to Rahane, 1 run Wide of the crease again, another yorker attempt. This is a full toss around knee-roll height that's flicked to deep square leg Timeout taken by LSG right after it's made available. No surprise as KKR are going at 15 in a chase where the asking rate started just under 12. 79\/0 vs DC, Eden Gardens 2024 85\/0 vs RCB, Bengaluru 2024 88\/1 vs DC, Visakhapatnam, 2024 90\/1 vs LSG, Today 105\/0 vs RCB, Bengaluru 2017 Highest powerplay score for KKR\n Rathi to Rahane, 1 run Length on fourth, square driven to deep point\n Rathi to Narine, OUT Wide, slashed, and it's taken at long-off. Rathi continues the write-off celebration but on the grass. Great loophole if he's found one. Was a fullish ball that was wide, spun away too. Narine slashed and got it off the bottom of the bat \n Rathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs Quicker, flat googly at 95ks lands around fourth and skids away off a length. Iyer guides it behind point\n Rathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 bye Beaten on the lofted reverse sweep. Iyer changed his stance very late there. Pant can't collect it properly\n Rathi to Rahane, 1 run Worked off the back foot to long-on\n Rathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Wide on a length, driven to deep point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Wide on a length, underedged cut goes back to the bowler\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs Akash misfields at short third and allows four. It bounced extra and turned to his right. Frustration for Bishnoi.\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 wide Very wide. Pant has to go outside the edge of the pitch to collect it\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Easy easy... nooo! is the yell from Pant. Cover moved to the left and couldn't pick the ball up later. Was a wide ball on a length Ajinkya Rahane vs legspin in T20s RUNS 695 OUTS 29 4s\/6s 58\/12 SR 122.14 AVE 23.96\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahane, no run Length on top of fifth, no spin, cut to backward point on the bounce\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahane, 1 run Spins back after landing around fourth. The length ball is flicked to long-on. 94ks Do you think Rathi will get fined again? 4.7K votes Yes - it's not funny No - love his personality\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs Pulled hard. Along the ground. Between long-on and deep midwicket. Not too short, rose over the knee and Venky lumped it while standing mostly upright See all photos\n Rathi to Rahane, 2 runs Wide on a length, cut gently to the left of deep point\n Rathi to Rahane, 1 run Length around fifth, square driven to cover point\n Rathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Length over fifth, whipped to long-on\n Rathi to Rahane, no run Length on fifth, guided to backward point. Carrom-ball release from Rathi\n Rathi to Rahane, 1 run Wide on a length, slashed to backward point Rathi stops in his run-up, likely to keep Rahane in check at the non-striker's\n Rathi to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs Edge deflects off Pant's gloves to the deep-third boundary. Iyer, who was deep in the crease, looked to whack a cover drive off the back foot and got a thickish edge. The ball hit the flap of Pant's glove and raced fine. Was a length ball angling away just outside off\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahane, FOUR runs Skiddy ball but Rahane's back foot goes deep in the crease, he lunges deep too to cut it through backward point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rahane, 1 run Length on leg, clipped through square leg\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Wide on a length, doesn't bounce much. Likely why Iyer mistimed the cut into the pitch in front\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 wide Bishnoi goes wide again but the angle is much too sharp. The length ball is let go\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, SIX runs High ball... goes long too! Clears long-on easily. Big front stride from Iyer, step-hit the slot ball with the weight fully forward.\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Full ball on fourth is quick and beats the pre-meditated reverse sweep\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Length around fifth, 91ks, worked to long-on Just 110 needed off 60. KKR ahead? What does Abhimanyu think?\n Avesh Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs Avesh starts off with a 133kph yorker around middle and leg, Venkatesh digs it out towards long-on and gets a brace\n Avesh Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Venkatesh makes room leg side early and Avesh goes yorker length again. Venkatesh manages to drag the ball onto his thigh as he tries to squeeze it out. Looks like he has hurt his right thigh! Getting some treatment now Looks like he is good to go\n Avesh Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Avesh continues to go for his yorkers and this time Venkatesh is able to drive it out to deep point\n Avesh Khan to Rahane, FOUR runs Ajinkya Rahane, is that really you? Goes across the stumps to a full ball outside off and just paddles it fine down the leg side. Brings up a 26-ball half-century! See all photos\n Avesh Khan to Rahane, no run Avesh goes for a wide yorker now, squeezed to cover off the toe end\n Avesh Khan to Rahane, no run Slower length ball outside off, Rahane goes to cut but can only get an inside edge onto the ground and through to the keeper\n Rathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 wide Rathi toesses it up quite wide as Venkatesh looks for the reverse-sweep. Venkatesh has an enquiry and the umpire does give it wide\n Rathi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Tossed up at 84kph and it beats the outside edge as Venkatesh looks to drive\n Rathi to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs This time he nails the switch-hit! On a length around off and he helps it over short fine! 50 ball stand up in 30 balls\n Rathi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Length ball angled across him, slapped away to deep point\n Rathi to Rahane, 2 runs ON a length on off, Rahane, standing deep in his crease, flicks it through midwicket and they sprint for two\n Rathi to Rahane, 1 run Length ball outside off, clipped through midwicket and this time it's just one run\n Rathi to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs Through the diving long-off fielder! This is full outside off and Venkatesh creams a drive wide of long-off. The ball scorches the surface and goes over the practice pitches. Bishnoi is sprinting to his right but he can't quite stop it and ends up going over the ball\n Thakur to Rahane, 1 wide Starts off with a wide yorker, but misses his line. Will have to rebowl that one\n Thakur to Rahane, 1 wide Another wide yorker goes too wide!\n Thakur to Rahane, 1 wide Another wide yorker outside the tramline! Oh a game of such small margins! Shardul nailing the lengths, but erring ever so little on the line!\n Thakur to Rahane, 1 wide And now the ball slips out of his hand as he registers four wides on the trot! Required rate drops below 11!\n Thakur to Rahane, 1 wide Another wide yorker, Rahane moves across and looks to drive and misses. But given wide much to the dismay of the bowler and Pant. Shardul asks if it should be reviewed, but Pant says no. Replay shows it was just over the line. Rahane had not made any movement across, so the review likely would have been wasted\n Thakur to Rahane, 1 run Another wide yorker, Rahane moves across and drives it out to sweeper cover\n Thakur to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Shardul ends up bowling a full toss at the stumps and Venkatesh drives it out to long-off\n Thakur to Rahane, no run On a length outside off, Rahane reaches out and slaps it to the cover fielder\n Thakur to Rahane, FOUR runs Edge goes over a leaping Pant! Short outside off, Rahane looks to cut and gets a thick edge and picks up a fortunate boundary!\n Thakur to Rahane, 2 runs Slower ball, full outside off, Rahane goes across, waits on it and flicks it in front of square leg. Samad does well to stop it as the KKR skipper adds two to his tally\n Thakur to Rahane, OUT Chipped straight to cover! The Lord works in mysterious ways! Innocuous full toss outside off and Rahane gives Pooran catching practice! Juest doesn't get any height or power on it and Rahane walks back with KKR needing 77 in 42! \n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 wide Bishnoi bowls it wide as he sees Venkatesh going for the switch hit. Pant takes the bails off quickly but Venkatesh had his foot firmly planted inside the crease. The batter however does review for the wide not given! There is also an umpire review for stumping, for what that's worth. Looks like it is a wide. But wait, as Pant threw the ball onto the stumps, Venkatesh's foot could be above the ground! But no, the third umpire adjudges his foot to have come down just in time, although I have my doubts about that decision\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Full ball outside off driven to cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Bishnoi sees Venkatesh go across his stumps and tosses it wide. Venkatesh misses his attempted swipe\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Full on the stumps, Venkatesh had moved across and looks to sweep and just gets a bottom edge to squeeze it out fine on the leg side\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ramandeep, 1 run Googly outside off, Ramandeep eases it square on the off side for a single to get off the mark\n Ravi Bishnoi to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Venkatesh moves across the stumps again and Bishnoi ends up bowling a full toss that the batter sweeps out to deep square leg\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ramandeep, OUT Holes out at long-off! This is tossed up very full, in the slot, but Ramandeep doesn't get the distance he wants on that! Lofts it down the ground but straight to Aiden Markram, who hops as he takes it reverse-cupped in front of his face \n Avesh Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Goes for a yorker on leg, misses the length by very little, and that allows Venkatesh to drive it down the ground to long-on\n Avesh Khan to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Avesh nails the wide yorker and Raghuvanshi squeezes it out square on the off side. Gets a single to start I think for the first time in the chase, the required rate has crept up above the asking rate\n Avesh Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Full on the stumps, Venkatesh digs it out towards long-off\n Avesh Khan to A Raghuvanshi, no run Angkrish goes across the stumps and looks to sweep, but misses. Pant appeals for caught behind, but Avesh tells him that's not hit anything. May have come off his pad, though the replay suggests\n Avesh Khan to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs And now Raghuvanshi breaks KKR's boundary drought. Avesh doesn't do too much wrong with that wide yorker, but he opens the face and jams his bat down to lift it over point The last ball of the last two overs have brought wickets. WIll this one do so as well?\n Avesh Khan to A Raghuvanshi, OUT The wicket falls indeed! Raghuvanshi looks to reverse-ramp this low yorker outside off and makes a mess of it, just lobbing it up for a simple catch for Rishabh Pant behind the stumps! Avesh has been excellent in his last two overs and he gets a reward for it! \n Akash Deep to Venkatesh Iyer, FOUR runs Handsome drive, that! This is full outside off and Venkatesh lofts it inside out over cover for a one-bounce four! INNS 5 WKTS 19 RR 8.37 AVE 21.73\n Akash Deep to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT And another one bites the dust! Venkatesh looks to take on another full ball around off but mistimes this as it goes high in the air. Markram makes no mistake coming in from long-on! LSG right back in this! \n Akash Deep to Rinku Singh, 1 run Full ball slanted across him, Rinku opens the face to steer it to deep third\n Akash Deep to Russell, no run Short outside off, Russell looks to ramp it but can't connect\n Akash Deep to Russell, SIX runs And Russell announces himself in style! That's the kind of delivery he absolutely loves, in the slot on leg. Clears his front leg and fires it into the stands over deep midwicket! Monster hit!\n Akash Deep to Russell, 1 run Yorker outside leg, Russell manages to squeeze it out through backward square for a single. He stops the sequence of wickets off the final ball of the over! Meanwhile, in Mullanpur, Punjab Kings won the toss and chose to bat against CSK. Follow the live action here.\n Thakur to Russell, OUT Shardul Thakur gets the big scalp of Andre Russell! And he has done it with another full toss! This is a low full toss outside off, Russell looks to muscle it down the ground but can't get under it enough. Good catch from Miller running in from long-off and it looks like LSG are favourites again! \n Thakur to Harshit Rana, FOUR runs Harshit Rana gets off the mark with a boundary! Gets one short and wide and he cuts it hard over backward point. Samad from deep third runs to his right but it bounces just short of him and sneaks under him\n Thakur to Harshit Rana, no run Wide yorker, just inside the line, and it beats the bat as Rana looks to jam it down\n Thakur to Harshit Rana, 1 run Full outside off and he drives it back straight, it crashes into the stumps at the non-striker's end and they manage a single. Shardul stretched out for it but didn't get a finger on that, although Rinku had put his bat back at the crease in time. The deflection allowed the single\n Thakur to Rinku Singh, no run Bouncer around leg, Rinku ducks under it KKR's win % was 70.81 before Ajinkya Rahane got out. Came down to 21.99 % with Andre Russell's wicket, informs Sampath\n Thakur to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs Full toss around off and Rinku goes hard with a drive past cover, just beating the fielder to his right! Runs: 54 SR: 270 Outs: 4\n Rathi to Harshit Rana, no run Flung full on leg, Harshit can only tap it square on the leg side\n Rathi to Harshit Rana, no run Floated full around leg, Harshit skips down the track but ends up just defending it back to the bowler\n Rathi to Harshit Rana, 1 leg bye Now Harshit has a wild slog but misses and the ball goes off his thigh to the keeper's left. They race for the single\n Rathi to Rinku Singh, 1 wide Rinky shapes for the reverse-shot and Rathi tosses it wide, but it's a bit too wide for the umpire's liking\n Rathi to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs Nails the reverse-sweep this time! Full around leg and he drills it through cover\n Rathi to Rinku Singh, no run Wrong'un on a length around middle and off, and it spins away to beat Rinku's swing\n Rathi to Rinku Singh, 1 run On a length around middle, he rocks back and pulls it down the ground to long-on\n Avesh Khan to Rinku Singh, SIX runs Rinku Singh! Gets one full around leg and just clears his front leg to heave it over midwicket!\n Avesh Khan to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs And now he goes the other way! Full and slanted across him, and Rinku nonchalantly lofts it over extra cover! One bounce four!\n Avesh Khan to Rinku Singh, no run Avesh retorts with a yorker around middle and leg that Rinku manages to keep out\n Avesh Khan to Rinku Singh, no run Full around leg, Rinku clears his front leg and smashes it down the ground, but can't beat wide long-on to his right! He doesn't take a run\n Avesh Khan to Rinku Singh, no run Full outside off, he drives it out to long-off but turns down the run again\n Avesh Khan to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs Finishes the over in style! This is an attempted yorker on off, but Rinku just drills this through cover!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Harshit Rana, FOUR runs Harshit Rana, you beauty! Skips down the track to a length legbreak and slaps it away between over point! 20 needed off 5 now!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Harshit Rana, no run Now Rana has a big swing down the ground but misses!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Harshit Rana, 1 run Length ball on middle, Harshit pokes it towards short third and takes off for a single. There isa a misfield by Avesh, but they don't take the second Three sixes for a Super Over!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs Length ball across him, Rinku slaps it away for four on the off side, but that should be enough for LSG!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs Tossed up full on off, Rinku gets down on one knee and launches it down the ground. Gets another boundary, to help the run rate","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["A Raghuvanshi","Harshit Rana","Narine","Rahane","Ramandeep","Rinku Singh","Russell","Venkatesh Iyer","de Kock"],"Runs":[5.0,10.0,30.0,61.0,1.0,32.0,7.0,45.0,15.0],"Balls_Faced":[4,9,13,35,2,14,4,29,9],"Fours":[1,2,4,8,0,6,0,6,0],"Sixes":[0,0,2,2,0,1,1,1,2],"S\/R":[125.0,111.11,230.77,174.29,50.0,228.57,175.0,155.17,166.67],"dismissal":["c \u2020Pant b Avesh Khan","Not Out","c Markram b Rathi","c Pooran b Thakur","c Markram b Ravi Bishnoi","Not Out","c Miller b Thakur","c Markram b Akash Deep","lbw b Akash Deep"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Akash Deep","Avesh Khan","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi","Thakur"],"Balls":[24,24,24,23,24],"Runs_Given":[55.0,45.0,33.0,41.0,52.0],"Wickets":[2,1,1,1,2],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,3.5,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Starc to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .No swing, squared up a bit but Rohit defends with soft hands. Off the outer-half of the .full-faced bat to point. Was a length ball on off that didn't bounce much, Rohit had to .lean forward quite a bit\nStarc to Rickelton, no run .Full, and a bit of away swing. Worked off off stump to mid-on\nStarc to Rickelton, FOUR runs .On the pads, whipped and that races along the ground through midwicket. Fullish ball .went straight on, rose just under the knee roll and the batter used the angle\nStarc to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Swings away a touch, but Rickelton punches it sweetly through cover. Was a full ball on .off stump, fair to call it a half-volley but to play it with the movement in the air, with an .open-faced bat was skilful\nStarc to Rickelton, no run .Length on top of front pad, beats the flick\nStarc to Rickelton, 1 wide .Full ball down leg goes straight on. Past the flick . .Ryan Rickelton vs left-arm pace in T20s .RUNS .395 .OUTS .18 .4s\/6s .38\/24 .SR .153.69 .AVE .21.94\nStarc to Rickelton, 1 run .More away swing, Rickelton tries to drive it through cover. Slightly on the up, gets it off .the bottom of the bat to deep-backward point\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run .Flicks the fullish ball on the pads to mid-on's right for a quick single . .Rohit Sharma vs Mukesh Kumar .BALLS .6 .RUNS .14 .OUTS .0 .SR .233.33 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nMukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Good ball, skidding towards off from a three-quarter length. The angle in had Rohit try .and defend it straight, got it off the inside-half towards midwicket\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, no run .Leading edge... goes on the bounce to first slip's left. Rickelton tried to flick the fullish .ball through square leg, didn't go too hard at it which saved him .Slip's standing wide\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, no run .Hard length on fourth, punched off the back foot with a vertical bat, to cover\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, SIX runs .Short, and Rickelton's mauled that. Sat up just under rib-height, the scramble-seam .cutter on fourth rose at an even pace, free bat swing takes it 80 metres far\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run .Fullish on middle, worked to mid-on's right\nStarc to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Good ball but goes to the fine-leg boundary. Starc tucks the batter up with a shortish .ball, it's over leg stump and hurried Rickelton on the back-foot glance. It was tentative .and the ball went into the ground and wide of the keeper\nStarc to Rickelton, 1 run .Lobs up... but doesn't carry to Mohit at mid-on, he ran forward and tried to scoop the .ball up from the grass but got half-volleyed. Was a full ball that Rickelton flicked. Went .off the leading edge\nStarc to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Nails the square drive to the left of cover point. Three-quarter length ball angling away .through fourth, played late. On top of the bounce too\nStarc to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Top edge off the scoop goes into the sightscreen behind the wicket. Was a pre- .meditated shot to a 147ks full ball angling away through fourth. Rohit was on one knee .and wanted to paddle it softly, but the ball rocketed high and far\nStarc to Rohit Sharma, no run .Cutter on a length beats bat. Angles away through fourth, Rohit tried to block it towards .cover. On the bounce to the keeper\nStarc to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Arguably the shot of the over. An aerial cover drive with the shape held. Was a cutter on .a full length outside off, looked pacy to the eye though. Just creamed flat, bounced well .over the boundary board\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run .Square drives a wide-ish ball to deep point\nMukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, no run .Fullish on off, defended to cover. 137ks, bounce was a touch low again. Skiddy\nMukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, no run .Heave and a miss. Rohit dances down late to the 137ks shortish ball over leg stump, .tried to pull it over midwicket. Rohit rushes back into the crease, no throw from the .keeper though\nMukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Length on middle and leg, flicked softly to midwicket for a quick single\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, no run .Full on off, driven into the pitch with a closing bat-face. Bowler leaps out with the right .hand to half-stop it and deny the single\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, FOUR runs .On-the-rise cover drive through extra. A perfectly good length ball angling away through .fourth, Rickelton presses forward and whacks it. A top-hand shot with full follow- .through\nNigam to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on off, punched to long-off\nNigam to Rickelton, no run .Leading edge off the close-faced flick goes through where first slip would've been. .Short third stops it. Good ball. On a length, angling away through off. Looked like the .legbreak, went straight.\nNigam to Rickelton, no run .Goes back and works the length ball back to the bowler\nNigam to Rickelton, 1 run .Short ball, gets away with it. That landed behind the halfway mark on the pitch and rose .above stump height outside off, Rickelton pulled it to long-on. Didn't try to hit it hard\nNigam to Rohit Sharma, no run .Full on fourth, driven to cover . .Rohit Sharma vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .1133 .OUTS .43 .4s\/6s .67\/49 .SR .116.08 .AVE .26.34\nNigam to Rohit Sharma, OUT .Good appeal for lbw, not given. DC review. Rohit was beaten on the slog sweep and got .hit on the back leg right in front of middle. Ball went below bat. Was a length ball that he .tried to hit square while on one knee. Was a legbreak on a shortish length, landed on off .and skidded straight. Ball-tracking shows it'd go on to hit leg stump. Rohit sighs and .Rickelton grimaces with closed eyes as DC celebrate .Rohit Sharma lbw b Nigam 18 (12b 2x4 1x6 24m) SR: 150\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Rickelton does line him up. Was a touch short and he pulled it with disdain over .midwicket\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, no run .Wide on a length, driven to cover point\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run .Similar shot, the ball's fuller and the ball goes to the right of cover point. JFM, stationed .at the deep, stops it\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Helped away below the Gautam Gambhir stand. Trademark stuff from SKY, gets deep in .the crease and across to off stump to a length ball at the stumps. Top-of-stump height .and he flicks it high over fine leg. 82-metre six .Suryakumar Yadav strike rate in Powerplay139.57\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, 1 wide .Goes for it again but the ball's slightly shorter and doesn't bounce. Down leg, Rahul .takes it on the bounce. He isn't happy with the bowler .Fine leg and long leg out. Will it be at the stumps again?\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, no run .Yeah, but not on the pads. Heart of a length, top of off, punched back to the bowler\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, no run .Full on off, driven to mid-off. Bat-face opened upon impact\nNigam to Rickelton, 2 wide .Full, loopy ball down leg goes past the sweep\nNigam to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Swept hard, through square leg. Smashes the boundary cushion in front of MI's dugout. .A cross-seam topspinner on a length at fourth stump. Not a bad ball\nNigam to Suryakumar, no run .Cuts a length ball on fourth to short third\nNigam to Suryakumar, no run .Sharp turn away to beat the edge. Think it's the first time a ball's turned square. .Legbreak on a length lands on off and goes through fourth, SKY tried to punch through .cover. Was too late to check the shot, lucky to not get an edge. 95ks\nNigam to Suryakumar, 1 run .Sweeps the full ball to deep-backward square\nNigam to Rickelton, SIX runs .Chance... no, clears long-off. That was toed by Rickelton, he reached away full-length to .a 92ks length ball well outside off while making room. Didn't look like he'd be in reach .but went through with the shot with a flat bat\nNigam to Rickelton, 1 run .Full on fourth, driven to long-off\nKuldeep to Rickelton, 1 run .Gets turn right away, touch slow though. Stock ball on a length landed on off and spun .away, Rickelton pulls it through midwicket\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, no run .Gives it air. Overpitched on fourth, punched back to the bowler\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run .Quicker this time. 92ks, on a fuller side of length on off, SKY goes back and punches it .to long-on\nKuldeep to Rickelton, OUT .Ripping googly flattens middle stump. Yeah, back of the hand with a slinky-like cross- .seam, loads of revs, lands on the shorter side of length around fourth and Rickelton .shaped to cut it square. The horizontal bat was diagonal as he was caught between .shots. He didn't account for the spin and missed it completely. Kuldeep runs with his .arms spread, leaps too, heck of a ball. .Ryan Rickelton b Kuldeep Yadav 41 (25b 5x4 2x6 38m) SR: 164\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .Another googly but this started wide and Tilak pulls it from deep in the crease. Porel .didn't have much ground to cover from deep midwicket, went left and was mid-air as the .ball raced past him\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run .Goes back and punches the fifth-stump length ball to cover\nAxar Patel to Suryakumar, 1 run .Length on fourth, driven off the back foot to deep point .Around\nAxar Patel to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .Reverse swept for six! Outrageous shot over backward point. Rising length ball on off .stump, would be leg stump as Tilak shuffled his feet - got the back leg in the crease too .- to get into a right-hander's position and biff it with no half measures\nAxar Patel to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Bunts it off the back foot through the off side\nAxar Patel to Suryakumar, no run .Touch short. Slow and around either leg or off. Hard to tell as the batter made room .late. Punched to cover\nAxar Patel to Suryakumar, 1 run .Full ball is pushed to long-off\nAxar Patel to Tilak Varma, no run .Slow on a length, 86ks, flicked off the pads to short fine leg .Timeout\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Swept probably for two... no it'll be four. Really well placed, Ashutosh ran right from .deep square leg but couldn't stop it despite the dive. Was an 87ks full ball on fourth\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run .Fullish on middle, 88ks but looked quite quicker than the last ball, flicked to deep .midwicket . .Suryakumar Yadav vs Kuldeep Yadav .BALLS .24 .RUNS .39 .OUTS .0 .SR .162.50 .4s\/6s .3\/2\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run .Tilak doesn't attack Kuldeep right away. Not given much air, 86ks length ball on middle .spins in. Punched defensively with the straight bat\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Length ball seemed to have straighten to off, punched off the back foot to long-on\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, no run .Sharp spin and bounce deceives SKY. Length ball landed just down leg and rushed off .the pitch, the batter shaped to sweep and then tried to block it straight but couldn't .adjust in time. Got it off the shoulder of the bat to point\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, no run .Guides it from outside off through point .Time for Abhimanyu to come in","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs DC, 29th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Starc to Rohit Sharma, 1 run No swing, squared up a bit but Rohit defends with soft hands. Off the outer-half of the full-faced bat to point. Was a length ball on off that didn't bounce much, Rohit had to lean forward quite a bit\n Starc to Rickelton, no run Full, and a bit of away swing. Worked off off stump to mid-on\n Starc to Rickelton, FOUR runs On the pads, whipped and that races along the ground through midwicket. Fullish ball went straight on, rose just under the knee roll and the batter used the angle\n Starc to Rickelton, FOUR runs Swings away a touch, but Rickelton punches it sweetly through cover. Was a full ball on off stump, fair to call it a half-volley but to play it with the movement in the air, with an open-faced bat was skilful\n Starc to Rickelton, no run Length on top of front pad, beats the flick\n Starc to Rickelton, 1 wide Full ball down leg goes straight on. Past the flick Ryan Rickelton vs left-arm pace in T20s RUNS 395 OUTS 18 4s\/6s 38\/24 SR 153.69 AVE 21.94\n Starc to Rickelton, 1 run More away swing, Rickelton tries to drive it through cover. Slightly on the up, gets it off the bottom of the bat to deep-backward point\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run Flicks the fullish ball on the pads to mid-on's right for a quick single Rohit Sharma vs Mukesh Kumar BALLS 6 RUNS 14 OUTS 0 SR 233.33 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Mukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Good ball, skidding towards off from a three-quarter length. The angle in had Rohit try and defend it straight, got it off the inside-half towards midwicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, no run Leading edge... goes on the bounce to first slip's left. Rickelton tried to flick the fullish ball through square leg, didn't go too hard at it which saved him Slip's standing wide\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, no run Hard length on fourth, punched off the back foot with a vertical bat, to cover\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, SIX runs Short, and Rickelton's mauled that. Sat up just under rib-height, the scramble-seam cutter on fourth rose at an even pace, free bat swing takes it 80 metres far\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run Fullish on middle, worked to mid-on's right\n Starc to Rickelton, FOUR runs Good ball but goes to the fine-leg boundary. Starc tucks the batter up with a shortish ball, it's over leg stump and hurried Rickelton on the back-foot glance. It was tentative and the ball went into the ground and wide of the keeper\n Starc to Rickelton, 1 run Lobs up... but doesn't carry to Mohit at mid-on, he ran forward and tried to scoop the ball up from the grass but got half-volleyed. Was a full ball that Rickelton flicked. Went off the leading edge\n Starc to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Nails the square drive to the left of cover point. Three-quarter length ball angling away through fourth, played late. On top of the bounce too\n Starc to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Top edge off the scoop goes into the sightscreen behind the wicket. Was a pre-meditated shot to a 147ks full ball angling away through fourth. Rohit was on one knee and wanted to paddle it softly, but the ball rocketed high and far\n Starc to Rohit Sharma, no run Cutter on a length beats bat. Angles away through fourth, Rohit tried to block it towards cover. On the bounce to the keeper\n Starc to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Arguably the shot of the over. An aerial cover drive with the shape held. Was a cutter on a full length outside off, looked pacy to the eye though. Just creamed flat, bounced well over the boundary board\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run Square drives a wide-ish ball to deep point\n Mukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, no run Fullish on off, defended to cover. 137ks, bounce was a touch low again. Skiddy\n Mukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, no run Heave and a miss. Rohit dances down late to the 137ks shortish ball over leg stump, tried to pull it over midwicket. Rohit rushes back into the crease, no throw from the keeper though\n Mukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Length on middle and leg, flicked softly to midwicket for a quick single\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, no run Full on off, driven into the pitch with a closing bat-face. Bowler leaps out with the right hand to half-stop it and deny the single\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, FOUR runs On-the-rise cover drive through extra. A perfectly good length ball angling away through fourth, Rickelton presses forward and whacks it. A top-hand shot with full follow-through\n Nigam to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on off, punched to long-off\n Nigam to Rickelton, no run Leading edge off the close-faced flick goes through where first slip would've been. Short third stops it. Good ball. On a length, angling away through off. Looked like the legbreak, went straight.\n Nigam to Rickelton, no run Goes back and works the length ball back to the bowler\n Nigam to Rickelton, 1 run Short ball, gets away with it. That landed behind the halfway mark on the pitch and rose above stump height outside off, Rickelton pulled it to long-on. Didn't try to hit it hard\n Nigam to Rohit Sharma, no run Full on fourth, driven to cover Rohit Sharma vs legspin in T20s RUNS 1133 OUTS 43 4s\/6s 67\/49 SR 116.08 AVE 26.34\n Nigam to Rohit Sharma, OUT Good appeal for lbw, not given. DC review. Rohit was beaten on the slog sweep and got hit on the back leg right in front of middle. Ball went below bat. Was a length ball that he tried to hit square while on one knee. Was a legbreak on a shortish length, landed on off and skidded straight. Ball-tracking shows it'd go on to hit leg stump. Rohit sighs and Rickelton grimaces with closed eyes as DC celebrate \n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, FOUR runs Rickelton does line him up. Was a touch short and he pulled it with disdain over midwicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, no run Wide on a length, driven to cover point\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run Similar shot, the ball's fuller and the ball goes to the right of cover point. JFM, stationed at the deep, stops it\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, SIX runs Helped away below the Gautam Gambhir stand. Trademark stuff from SKY, gets deep in the crease and across to off stump to a length ball at the stumps. Top-of-stump height and he flicks it high over fine leg. 82-metre six Suryakumar Yadav strike rate in Powerplay139.57\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, 1 wide Goes for it again but the ball's slightly shorter and doesn't bounce. Down leg, Rahul takes it on the bounce. He isn't happy with the bowler Fine leg and long leg out. Will it be at the stumps again?\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, no run Yeah, but not on the pads. Heart of a length, top of off, punched back to the bowler\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, no run Full on off, driven to mid-off. Bat-face opened upon impact\n Nigam to Rickelton, 2 wide Full, loopy ball down leg goes past the sweep\n Nigam to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Swept hard, through square leg. Smashes the boundary cushion in front of MI's dugout. A cross-seam topspinner on a length at fourth stump. Not a bad ball\n Nigam to Suryakumar, no run Cuts a length ball on fourth to short third\n Nigam to Suryakumar, no run Sharp turn away to beat the edge. Think it's the first time a ball's turned square. Legbreak on a length lands on off and goes through fourth, SKY tried to punch through cover. Was too late to check the shot, lucky to not get an edge. 95ks\n Nigam to Suryakumar, 1 run Sweeps the full ball to deep-backward square\n Nigam to Rickelton, SIX runs Chance... no, clears long-off. That was toed by Rickelton, he reached away full-length to a 92ks length ball well outside off while making room. Didn't look like he'd be in reach but went through with the shot with a flat bat\n Nigam to Rickelton, 1 run Full on fourth, driven to long-off\n Kuldeep to Rickelton, 1 run Gets turn right away, touch slow though. Stock ball on a length landed on off and spun away, Rickelton pulls it through midwicket\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, no run Gives it air. Overpitched on fourth, punched back to the bowler\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run Quicker this time. 92ks, on a fuller side of length on off, SKY goes back and punches it to long-on\n Kuldeep to Rickelton, OUT Ripping googly flattens middle stump. Yeah, back of the hand with a slinky-like cross-seam, loads of revs, lands on the shorter side of length around fourth and Rickelton shaped to cut it square. The horizontal bat was diagonal as he was caught between shots. He didn't account for the spin and missed it completely. Kuldeep runs with his arms spread, leaps too, heck of a ball. \n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs Another googly but this started wide and Tilak pulls it from deep in the crease. Porel didn't have much ground to cover from deep midwicket, went left and was mid-air as the ball raced past him\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run Goes back and punches the fifth-stump length ball to cover\n Axar Patel to Suryakumar, 1 run Length on fourth, driven off the back foot to deep point Around\n Axar Patel to Tilak Varma, SIX runs Reverse swept for six! Outrageous shot over backward point. Rising length ball on off stump, would be leg stump as Tilak shuffled his feet - got the back leg in the crease too - to get into a right-hander's position and biff it with no half measures\n Axar Patel to Tilak Varma, 1 run Bunts it off the back foot through the off side\n Axar Patel to Suryakumar, no run Touch short. Slow and around either leg or off. Hard to tell as the batter made room late. Punched to cover\n Axar Patel to Suryakumar, 1 run Full ball is pushed to long-off\n Axar Patel to Tilak Varma, no run Slow on a length, 86ks, flicked off the pads to short fine leg Timeout\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Swept probably for two... no it'll be four. Really well placed, Ashutosh ran right from deep square leg but couldn't stop it despite the dive. Was an 87ks full ball on fourth\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run Fullish on middle, 88ks but looked quite quicker than the last ball, flicked to deep midwicket Suryakumar Yadav vs Kuldeep Yadav BALLS 24 RUNS 39 OUTS 0 SR 162.50 4s\/6s 3\/2\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run Tilak doesn't attack Kuldeep right away. Not given much air, 86ks length ball on middle spins in. Punched defensively with the straight bat\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run Length ball seemed to have straighten to off, punched off the back foot to long-on\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, no run Sharp spin and bounce deceives SKY. Length ball landed just down leg and rushed off the pitch, the batter shaped to sweep and then tried to block it straight but couldn't adjust in time. Got it off the shoulder of the bat to point\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, no run Guides it from outside off through point Time for Abhimanyu to come in","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Rickelton","Rohit Sharma","Suryakumar","Tilak Varma"],"Runs":[41.0,18.0,19.0,12.0],"Balls_Faced":[25,12,16,7],"Fours":[5,2,2,1],"Sixes":[2,1,1,1],"S\/R":[164.0,150.0,118.75,171.43],"dismissal":["b Kuldeep Yadav","lbw b Nigam","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Axar Patel","Kuldeep","Mukesh Kumar","Nigam","Starc"],"Balls":[6,12,18,12,12],"Runs_Given":[9.0,12.0,27.0,16.0,30.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,1,0],"Overs":[1.0,2.0,3.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Starc to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .No swing, squared up a bit but Rohit defends with soft hands. Off the outer-half of the .full-faced bat to point. Was a length ball on off that didn't bounce much, Rohit had to .lean forward quite a bit\nStarc to Rickelton, no run .Full, and a bit of away swing. Worked off off stump to mid-on\nStarc to Rickelton, FOUR runs .On the pads, whipped and that races along the ground through midwicket. Fullish ball .went straight on, rose just under the knee roll and the batter used the angle\nStarc to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Swings away a touch, but Rickelton punches it sweetly through cover. Was a full ball on .off stump, fair to call it a half-volley but to play it with the movement in the air, with an .open-faced bat was skilful\nStarc to Rickelton, no run .Length on top of front pad, beats the flick\nStarc to Rickelton, 1 wide .Full ball down leg goes straight on. Past the flick . .Ryan Rickelton vs left-arm pace in T20s .RUNS .395 .OUTS .18 .4s\/6s .38\/24 .SR .153.69 .AVE .21.94\nStarc to Rickelton, 1 run .More away swing, Rickelton tries to drive it through cover. Slightly on the up, gets it off .the bottom of the bat to deep-backward point\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run .Flicks the fullish ball on the pads to mid-on's right for a quick single . .Rohit Sharma vs Mukesh Kumar .BALLS .6 .RUNS .14 .OUTS .0 .SR .233.33 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nMukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Good ball, skidding towards off from a three-quarter length. The angle in had Rohit try .and defend it straight, got it off the inside-half towards midwicket\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, no run .Leading edge... goes on the bounce to first slip's left. Rickelton tried to flick the fullish .ball through square leg, didn't go too hard at it which saved him .Slip's standing wide\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, no run .Hard length on fourth, punched off the back foot with a vertical bat, to cover\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, SIX runs .Short, and Rickelton's mauled that. Sat up just under rib-height, the scramble-seam .cutter on fourth rose at an even pace, free bat swing takes it 80 metres far\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run .Fullish on middle, worked to mid-on's right\nStarc to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Good ball but goes to the fine-leg boundary. Starc tucks the batter up with a shortish .ball, it's over leg stump and hurried Rickelton on the back-foot glance. It was tentative .and the ball went into the ground and wide of the keeper\nStarc to Rickelton, 1 run .Lobs up... but doesn't carry to Mohit at mid-on, he ran forward and tried to scoop the .ball up from the grass but got half-volleyed. Was a full ball that Rickelton flicked. Went .off the leading edge\nStarc to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Nails the square drive to the left of cover point. Three-quarter length ball angling away .through fourth, played late. On top of the bounce too\nStarc to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Top edge off the scoop goes into the sightscreen behind the wicket. Was a pre- .meditated shot to a 147ks full ball angling away through fourth. Rohit was on one knee .and wanted to paddle it softly, but the ball rocketed high and far\nStarc to Rohit Sharma, no run .Cutter on a length beats bat. Angles away through fourth, Rohit tried to block it towards .cover. On the bounce to the keeper\nStarc to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Arguably the shot of the over. An aerial cover drive with the shape held. Was a cutter on .a full length outside off, looked pacy to the eye though. Just creamed flat, bounced well .over the boundary board\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run .Square drives a wide-ish ball to deep point\nMukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, no run .Fullish on off, defended to cover. 137ks, bounce was a touch low again. Skiddy\nMukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, no run .Heave and a miss. Rohit dances down late to the 137ks shortish ball over leg stump, .tried to pull it over midwicket. Rohit rushes back into the crease, no throw from the .keeper though\nMukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Length on middle and leg, flicked softly to midwicket for a quick single\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, no run .Full on off, driven into the pitch with a closing bat-face. Bowler leaps out with the right .hand to half-stop it and deny the single\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, FOUR runs .On-the-rise cover drive through extra. A perfectly good length ball angling away through .fourth, Rickelton presses forward and whacks it. A top-hand shot with full follow- .through\nNigam to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on off, punched to long-off\nNigam to Rickelton, no run .Leading edge off the close-faced flick goes through where first slip would've been. .Short third stops it. Good ball. On a length, angling away through off. Looked like the .legbreak, went straight.\nNigam to Rickelton, no run .Goes back and works the length ball back to the bowler\nNigam to Rickelton, 1 run .Short ball, gets away with it. That landed behind the halfway mark on the pitch and rose .above stump height outside off, Rickelton pulled it to long-on. Didn't try to hit it hard\nNigam to Rohit Sharma, no run .Full on fourth, driven to cover . .Rohit Sharma vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .1133 .OUTS .43 .4s\/6s .67\/49 .SR .116.08 .AVE .26.34\nNigam to Rohit Sharma, OUT .Good appeal for lbw, not given. DC review. Rohit was beaten on the slog sweep and got .hit on the back leg right in front of middle. Ball went below bat. Was a length ball that he .tried to hit square while on one knee. Was a legbreak on a shortish length, landed on off .and skidded straight. Ball-tracking shows it'd go on to hit leg stump. Rohit sighs and .Rickelton grimaces with closed eyes as DC celebrate .Rohit Sharma lbw b Nigam 18 (12b 2x4 1x6 24m) SR: 150\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Rickelton does line him up. Was a touch short and he pulled it with disdain over .midwicket\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, no run .Wide on a length, driven to cover point\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run .Similar shot, the ball's fuller and the ball goes to the right of cover point. JFM, stationed .at the deep, stops it\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Helped away below the Gautam Gambhir stand. Trademark stuff from SKY, gets deep in .the crease and across to off stump to a length ball at the stumps. Top-of-stump height .and he flicks it high over fine leg. 82-metre six .Suryakumar Yadav strike rate in Powerplay139.57\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, 1 wide .Goes for it again but the ball's slightly shorter and doesn't bounce. Down leg, Rahul .takes it on the bounce. He isn't happy with the bowler .Fine leg and long leg out. Will it be at the stumps again?\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, no run .Yeah, but not on the pads. Heart of a length, top of off, punched back to the bowler\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, no run .Full on off, driven to mid-off. Bat-face opened upon impact\nNigam to Rickelton, 2 wide .Full, loopy ball down leg goes past the sweep\nNigam to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Swept hard, through square leg. Smashes the boundary cushion in front of MI's dugout. .A cross-seam topspinner on a length at fourth stump. Not a bad ball\nNigam to Suryakumar, no run .Cuts a length ball on fourth to short third\nNigam to Suryakumar, no run .Sharp turn away to beat the edge. Think it's the first time a ball's turned square. .Legbreak on a length lands on off and goes through fourth, SKY tried to punch through .cover. Was too late to check the shot, lucky to not get an edge. 95ks\nNigam to Suryakumar, 1 run .Sweeps the full ball to deep-backward square\nNigam to Rickelton, SIX runs .Chance... no, clears long-off. That was toed by Rickelton, he reached away full-length to .a 92ks length ball well outside off while making room. Didn't look like he'd be in reach .but went through with the shot with a flat bat\nNigam to Rickelton, 1 run .Full on fourth, driven to long-off\nKuldeep to Rickelton, 1 run .Gets turn right away, touch slow though. Stock ball on a length landed on off and spun .away, Rickelton pulls it through midwicket\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, no run .Gives it air. Overpitched on fourth, punched back to the bowler\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run .Quicker this time. 92ks, on a fuller side of length on off, SKY goes back and punches it .to long-on\nKuldeep to Rickelton, OUT .Ripping googly flattens middle stump. Yeah, back of the hand with a slinky-like cross- .seam, loads of revs, lands on the shorter side of length around fourth and Rickelton .shaped to cut it square. The horizontal bat was diagonal as he was caught between .shots. He didn't account for the spin and missed it completely. Kuldeep runs with his .arms spread, leaps too, heck of a ball. .Ryan Rickelton b Kuldeep Yadav 41 (25b 5x4 2x6 38m) SR: 164\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .Another googly but this started wide and Tilak pulls it from deep in the crease. Porel .didn't have much ground to cover from deep midwicket, went left and was mid-air as the .ball raced past him\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run .Goes back and punches the fifth-stump length ball to cover\nAxar Patel to Suryakumar, 1 run .Length on fourth, driven off the back foot to deep point .Around\nAxar Patel to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .Reverse swept for six! Outrageous shot over backward point. Rising length ball on off .stump, would be leg stump as Tilak shuffled his feet - got the back leg in the crease too .- to get into a right-hander's position and biff it with no half measures\nAxar Patel to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Bunts it off the back foot through the off side\nAxar Patel to Suryakumar, no run .Touch short. Slow and around either leg or off. Hard to tell as the batter made room .late. Punched to cover\nAxar Patel to Suryakumar, 1 run .Full ball is pushed to long-off\nAxar Patel to Tilak Varma, no run .Slow on a length, 86ks, flicked off the pads to short fine leg .Timeout\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Swept probably for two... no it'll be four. Really well placed, Ashutosh ran right from .deep square leg but couldn't stop it despite the dive. Was an 87ks full ball on fourth\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run .Fullish on middle, 88ks but looked quite quicker than the last ball, flicked to deep .midwicket . .Suryakumar Yadav vs Kuldeep Yadav .BALLS .24 .RUNS .39 .OUTS .0 .SR .162.50 .4s\/6s .3\/2\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run .Tilak doesn't attack Kuldeep right away. Not given much air, 86ks length ball on middle .spins in. Punched defensively with the straight bat\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Length ball seemed to have straighten to off, punched off the back foot to long-on\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, no run .Sharp spin and bounce deceives SKY. Length ball landed just down leg and rushed off .the pitch, the batter shaped to sweep and then tried to block it straight but couldn't .adjust in time. Got it off the shoulder of the bat to point\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, no run .Guides it from outside off through point .Time for Abhimanyu to come in\nAxar Patel to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Tossed full around middle, Tilak whips it along the ground to deep midwicket\nAxar Patel to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .SKY brings out the sweep! Flighted full on middle and he lofts it well over short fine!\nAxar Patel to Suryakumar, no run .Gets this length ball to come in with the angle from outside off, Surya is late to bring his .bat down. KL Rahul with a loud appeal for lbw as that brushes SKY's pad, and he's .convinced his skipper to review this. Replay confirms that hit his pad before bat. And .that's going down leg. Capitals lose a review\nAxar Patel to Suryakumar, no run .Pushed through full around off, Suryakumar punches to point\nAxar Patel to Suryakumar, 1 run .Full around off again, SKY squeezes it square on the off side and this time gets a single . .Tilak Varma vs Axar Patel .BALLS .18 .RUNS .32 .OUTS .0 .SR .177.77 .4s\/6s .2\/2\nAxar Patel to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .Now Tilak brings out the sweep This is full on leg, Tilak gets low and swipes across the .line, maybe a bit of a top edge there but it goes well over the short fine leg fielder\nMohit to Suryakumar, no run .Starts off with a pace-on delivery. A length ball around off at 133kph. Suryakumar works .it to midwicket's right but can't get it past the fielder\nMohit to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Classic Surya! This is full outside off, right in the slot, and he whips it high in front of .square leg. It's placed in the gap and it goes for a one-bounce four. His strong wrists on .display!\nMohit to Suryakumar, 1 wide .Mohit responds with a bouncer, but it's a wayward one. Flies down leg\nMohit to Suryakumar, 1 leg bye .SKY tries that wristy flick again, but misses this time as it goes off his pad to short third. .They take the leg bye. This was full outside off, and Mohit appeals, but impact was well .outside off\nMohit to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Tilak sees a full length ball angled across him and shapes up for the big heave. Only .manages to inside edge it onto his pad as the ball rolls towards point. Another leg bye .for Mumbai Indians\nMohit to Suryakumar, 1 run .Very full around off, Suryakumar gets low and drives it out to long-on. Think he was .looking to play this on the off side but it comes off the inside half of the bat\nMohit to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .Hold the pose! Length ball around off going across, and Tilak plays through the line, just .playing a punchy lofted drive down the ground and that's gone all the way\nNigam to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Slogged away! This is tossed full around off and he gets in position and hammers it .over square leg!\nNigam to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .And now he fetches it from outside off with a sweep! Length ball outside off and he .sweeps it away in front of square!\nNigam to Suryakumar, 1 run .Tossed full outside off, SKY this time laces a drive to long-off\nNigam to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .That's gone high and it's dropped! Tossed in the slot outside off, Tilak goes for the big .swing down the ground. Stubbs is running from long-on to his left and he is worried .about JFM running in from deep midwicket and that takes his focus off the ball slightly. .Enough to make a meal of it as it bursts through his hands above his head\nNigam to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .Tucks this off his pads through midwicket\nNigam to Tilak Varma, no run .Fired in quicker and flatter. Tilak looks to cut but misses\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, OUT .Kuldeep does break the partnership! What a player! This is floated full around middle, .this was also the wrong'un, SKY comes down the track and wants to go down the .ground but slices it a little. Starc isn't dropping those at long-off. This could be a .momentum-shifting moment in the match. SKY was just looking like he was getting in .his groove .Suryakumar Yadav c Starc b Kuldeep Yadav 40 (28b 5x4 2x6 39m) SR: 142.85\nKuldeep to Hardik, no run .Tossed full on leg, he tucks it towards square leg\nKuldeep to Hardik, 1 run .Length ball outside off, Hardik cuts it out to deep point\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Big turning legbreak outside off, Tilak manages to pull it in front of square .Hardik pulls out of his stance last second, Kuldeep will have to go again\nKuldeep to Hardik, 1 run .On a length around middle and off, Hardik backs away and cuts it to deep point\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run .Tossed up on leg, Tilak eases it to fine leg .Just three runs and a wicket. Kuldeep doing Kuldeep things\nNigam to Hardik, OUT .And Vipraj sends Hardik packing! Vipraj tosses it full on leg to cramp Pandya, who still .clears his front leg and looks to drive it down the ground. All he does is pick out long-off .and this time Stubbs makes no mistake. Two wickets in two overs .Hardik Pandya c Stubbs b Nigam 2 (4b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 50\nNigam to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Tossed up full around leg, Dhir backs away and drives it along the ground to long-off\nNigam to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .Tilak ain't stopping! This is in the slot just outside off and he plays another handsome .lofted drive straight down the ground!\nNigam to Tilak Varma, no run .On a length outside off, Tilak pushes it to backward point\nNigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Full and flat on middle and off, Tilak tucks it in the vacant mid-on region for a quick .single\nNigam to Naman Dhir, no run .Legbreak floated up on off, Naman Dhir pushes it out to the off side .And we have the second timeout\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .Two deep fielders collide again, and it results in another Tilak Varma boundary! Shortish .outside off and Tilak pulls it hard in front of midwicket. Starc and Ashutosh almost .crash into each other and they aren't able to stop the ball as it ends up rolling to the .rope\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Length ball outside off, Tilak slaps it away in front of point\nKuldeep to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Full outside leg, tucked to short fine for a single\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run .Tilak swings and misses This is full outside off and it stays quite low as Tilak looks to .hit the leather off that\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run .Legbreak on a length outside off and it spins away to beat Tilak's attempted reverse- .sweep\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .Legbreak outside off again, Tilak slaps it away through cover. Fraser-McGurk in the .deep does well to keep it down to two, running to his left and sliding to stop the .boundary .Kuldeep Yadav finishes with another impressive performance, his figures reading 2 for .23\nMohit to Naman Dhir, SIX runs .That's gone high and very far! Short ball climbs onto Dhir, and he swivels and pulls it .hard. Goes fine on the leg side and into the crowd\nMohit to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Mohit responds with a yorker outside off that Dhir is able to squeeze out towards cover .for a single . .Tilak Varma in IPL, 2025 .INNS .5 .RUNS .200 .SR .144.92 .AVE .50.00 .HS .56\nMohit to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .Short ball sits up nicely for Tilak, who waits on it before hammering a pull in the gap at .square leg\nMohit to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Full toss outside off, Tilak drives it out to long-off to bring up his second half-century of .the season, off just 26 balls. Both of those have come after he was retired out earlier in .the season\nMohit to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Slower ball, short outside off, Dhir can only swat it out to deep cover\nMohit to Tilak Varma, no run .Mohit nails the yorker! And that could be a huge blow as the finger goes up. Tilak .Varma reviews immediately. This was a yorker on length. Tilak jammed his bat down .but the ball snakes through. Did he get an edge on that? No bat, but also, it's pitching .outside leg, so Tilak survives!\nStarc to Naman Dhir, no run .Starts off with a brilliant wide yorker at 142kph. Just inside the line and Dhir can't get .his bat down on time\nStarc to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .Just helped over short fine! Dug into the pitch around off and it's angled across Dhir, .who swivels and hooks it. Could have gone to the fielder on another day, but today, he's .done enough to get it over him\nStarc to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .Brilliantly placed! Just short of yorker length and Dhir drills it through midwicket. JFM .runs and dives to his left from deep midwicket, but Dhir got it straight enough of him\nStarc to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Almost a screamer of a catch, but in the end it's five runs saved! Length ball around off .and Dhir slaps it down the ground. Axar, running to his right from long-off leaps and .takes it high above his head at full stretch. He realises he is losing his balance due to .his momentum, but manages to throw it in before tumbling over the rope. It will go .down as a drop technically, but in reality, it's just an excellent fielding effort\nStarc to Tilak Varma, no run .Wide yorker beats Tilak. He looks to swing acfross the line but the ball sneaks under the .bat\nStarc to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .Another wide yorker but this time Tilak is wise to it. Reaches out and slices it over the .vacant backward point region. Three boundaries off the over!\nMohit to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Starts off with a wide yorker but Dhir is also standing outside off. Reaches out and .carves it out to deep point\nMohit to Tilak Varma, 3 runs .Another collision! And that's a chance gone begging as well! Tilak takes on a full ball .angled across him and ends up slicing it. Ashutosh at backward point and Mukesh at .short third converge and Ashutosh, who had his right arm outstretched ends up not .being able to hold on. Both players look hurt .Mukesh seems to have injujred his shoulder. Ashutosh also looks injured. Both are in .the dugout getting treatment now\nMohit to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Digs out this yorker outside off to cover for a quick single. Axar has a shy at the non- .striker's and a direct hit would have seen Dhir running back to the dugout . .DC in death overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .5 .WKTS .7 .ECON .9.63 .AVE .23.85\nMohit to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Low full toss on middle, flicked out to deep midwicket. Almost a runout chance too as .Dhir had run halfway down for the second while Tilak was ball-watching before he .spotted his partner and told him to turn back. Gets back safely in the end even as the .throw comes to Rahul, who misses his attempt at the stumps. He would have been in .anyway\nMohit to Naman Dhir, 2 runs .Full outside off, driven out to long-off\nMohit to Naman Dhir, SIX runs .It was such a great over right until this very moment! Low full toss outside off, and Dhir .just goes across the stumps, gets low and flicks this behind square leg. 14 runs off .that over in the end\nMukesh Kumar to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Tilak slices this wide yorker high, but it drops short of deep third! Sub fielder Karun Nair .throws it back quickly.\nMukesh Kumar to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .Lucky! Another low full toss just outside off, and this time Dhir goes across again and .just helps it very fine on the leg side. Beats the keeper and short fine leg\nMukesh Kumar to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Goes very full and wide, Dhir toe-ends a drive that goes to deep cover on the bounce\nMukesh Kumar to Tilak Varma, OUT .Porel holds on in the deep! Wide yorker from Mukesh, Tilak goes across the stumps .and looks to sweep this. Hits it high, but not far enough. Porel at deep midwicket is .standing at the edge of the rope and holds on, without falling back. He is on one leg as .he takes it, but makes it look all too easy! Tilak departs for 59 off 33 .Tilak Varma c Abishek Porel b Mukesh Kumar 59 (33b 6x4 3x6 61m) SR: 178.78\nMukesh Kumar to Jacks, 1 run .ON a length close to off, Jacks can only miscue a pull to deep midwicket\nMukesh Kumar to Naman Dhir, 4 runs .Full toss around off, Dhir flicks it away behind square, and that's great fielding in the .deep. The throw is a good one, too good in fact, as it hits the stumps and deflects away, .allowing them to run four!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs DC, 29th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Starc to Rohit Sharma, 1 run No swing, squared up a bit but Rohit defends with soft hands. Off the outer-half of the full-faced bat to point. Was a length ball on off that didn't bounce much, Rohit had to lean forward quite a bit\n Starc to Rickelton, no run Full, and a bit of away swing. Worked off off stump to mid-on\n Starc to Rickelton, FOUR runs On the pads, whipped and that races along the ground through midwicket. Fullish ball went straight on, rose just under the knee roll and the batter used the angle\n Starc to Rickelton, FOUR runs Swings away a touch, but Rickelton punches it sweetly through cover. Was a full ball on off stump, fair to call it a half-volley but to play it with the movement in the air, with an open-faced bat was skilful\n Starc to Rickelton, no run Length on top of front pad, beats the flick\n Starc to Rickelton, 1 wide Full ball down leg goes straight on. Past the flick Ryan Rickelton vs left-arm pace in T20s RUNS 395 OUTS 18 4s\/6s 38\/24 SR 153.69 AVE 21.94\n Starc to Rickelton, 1 run More away swing, Rickelton tries to drive it through cover. Slightly on the up, gets it off the bottom of the bat to deep-backward point\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run Flicks the fullish ball on the pads to mid-on's right for a quick single Rohit Sharma vs Mukesh Kumar BALLS 6 RUNS 14 OUTS 0 SR 233.33 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Mukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Good ball, skidding towards off from a three-quarter length. The angle in had Rohit try and defend it straight, got it off the inside-half towards midwicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, no run Leading edge... goes on the bounce to first slip's left. Rickelton tried to flick the fullish ball through square leg, didn't go too hard at it which saved him Slip's standing wide\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, no run Hard length on fourth, punched off the back foot with a vertical bat, to cover\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, SIX runs Short, and Rickelton's mauled that. Sat up just under rib-height, the scramble-seam cutter on fourth rose at an even pace, free bat swing takes it 80 metres far\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run Fullish on middle, worked to mid-on's right\n Starc to Rickelton, FOUR runs Good ball but goes to the fine-leg boundary. Starc tucks the batter up with a shortish ball, it's over leg stump and hurried Rickelton on the back-foot glance. It was tentative and the ball went into the ground and wide of the keeper\n Starc to Rickelton, 1 run Lobs up... but doesn't carry to Mohit at mid-on, he ran forward and tried to scoop the ball up from the grass but got half-volleyed. Was a full ball that Rickelton flicked. Went off the leading edge\n Starc to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Nails the square drive to the left of cover point. Three-quarter length ball angling away through fourth, played late. On top of the bounce too\n Starc to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Top edge off the scoop goes into the sightscreen behind the wicket. Was a pre-meditated shot to a 147ks full ball angling away through fourth. Rohit was on one knee and wanted to paddle it softly, but the ball rocketed high and far\n Starc to Rohit Sharma, no run Cutter on a length beats bat. Angles away through fourth, Rohit tried to block it towards cover. On the bounce to the keeper\n Starc to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Arguably the shot of the over. An aerial cover drive with the shape held. Was a cutter on a full length outside off, looked pacy to the eye though. Just creamed flat, bounced well over the boundary board\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run Square drives a wide-ish ball to deep point\n Mukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, no run Fullish on off, defended to cover. 137ks, bounce was a touch low again. Skiddy\n Mukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, no run Heave and a miss. Rohit dances down late to the 137ks shortish ball over leg stump, tried to pull it over midwicket. Rohit rushes back into the crease, no throw from the keeper though\n Mukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Length on middle and leg, flicked softly to midwicket for a quick single\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, no run Full on off, driven into the pitch with a closing bat-face. Bowler leaps out with the right hand to half-stop it and deny the single\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, FOUR runs On-the-rise cover drive through extra. A perfectly good length ball angling away through fourth, Rickelton presses forward and whacks it. A top-hand shot with full follow-through\n Nigam to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on off, punched to long-off\n Nigam to Rickelton, no run Leading edge off the close-faced flick goes through where first slip would've been. Short third stops it. Good ball. On a length, angling away through off. Looked like the legbreak, went straight.\n Nigam to Rickelton, no run Goes back and works the length ball back to the bowler\n Nigam to Rickelton, 1 run Short ball, gets away with it. That landed behind the halfway mark on the pitch and rose above stump height outside off, Rickelton pulled it to long-on. Didn't try to hit it hard\n Nigam to Rohit Sharma, no run Full on fourth, driven to cover Rohit Sharma vs legspin in T20s RUNS 1133 OUTS 43 4s\/6s 67\/49 SR 116.08 AVE 26.34\n Nigam to Rohit Sharma, OUT Good appeal for lbw, not given. DC review. Rohit was beaten on the slog sweep and got hit on the back leg right in front of middle. Ball went below bat. Was a length ball that he tried to hit square while on one knee. Was a legbreak on a shortish length, landed on off and skidded straight. Ball-tracking shows it'd go on to hit leg stump. Rohit sighs and Rickelton grimaces with closed eyes as DC celebrate \n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, FOUR runs Rickelton does line him up. Was a touch short and he pulled it with disdain over midwicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, no run Wide on a length, driven to cover point\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run Similar shot, the ball's fuller and the ball goes to the right of cover point. JFM, stationed at the deep, stops it\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, SIX runs Helped away below the Gautam Gambhir stand. Trademark stuff from SKY, gets deep in the crease and across to off stump to a length ball at the stumps. Top-of-stump height and he flicks it high over fine leg. 82-metre six Suryakumar Yadav strike rate in Powerplay139.57\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, 1 wide Goes for it again but the ball's slightly shorter and doesn't bounce. Down leg, Rahul takes it on the bounce. He isn't happy with the bowler Fine leg and long leg out. Will it be at the stumps again?\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, no run Yeah, but not on the pads. Heart of a length, top of off, punched back to the bowler\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, no run Full on off, driven to mid-off. Bat-face opened upon impact\n Nigam to Rickelton, 2 wide Full, loopy ball down leg goes past the sweep\n Nigam to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Swept hard, through square leg. Smashes the boundary cushion in front of MI's dugout. A cross-seam topspinner on a length at fourth stump. Not a bad ball\n Nigam to Suryakumar, no run Cuts a length ball on fourth to short third\n Nigam to Suryakumar, no run Sharp turn away to beat the edge. Think it's the first time a ball's turned square. Legbreak on a length lands on off and goes through fourth, SKY tried to punch through cover. Was too late to check the shot, lucky to not get an edge. 95ks\n Nigam to Suryakumar, 1 run Sweeps the full ball to deep-backward square\n Nigam to Rickelton, SIX runs Chance... no, clears long-off. That was toed by Rickelton, he reached away full-length to a 92ks length ball well outside off while making room. Didn't look like he'd be in reach but went through with the shot with a flat bat\n Nigam to Rickelton, 1 run Full on fourth, driven to long-off\n Kuldeep to Rickelton, 1 run Gets turn right away, touch slow though. Stock ball on a length landed on off and spun away, Rickelton pulls it through midwicket\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, no run Gives it air. Overpitched on fourth, punched back to the bowler\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run Quicker this time. 92ks, on a fuller side of length on off, SKY goes back and punches it to long-on\n Kuldeep to Rickelton, OUT Ripping googly flattens middle stump. Yeah, back of the hand with a slinky-like cross-seam, loads of revs, lands on the shorter side of length around fourth and Rickelton shaped to cut it square. The horizontal bat was diagonal as he was caught between shots. He didn't account for the spin and missed it completely. Kuldeep runs with his arms spread, leaps too, heck of a ball. \n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs Another googly but this started wide and Tilak pulls it from deep in the crease. Porel didn't have much ground to cover from deep midwicket, went left and was mid-air as the ball raced past him\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run Goes back and punches the fifth-stump length ball to cover\n Axar Patel to Suryakumar, 1 run Length on fourth, driven off the back foot to deep point Around\n Axar Patel to Tilak Varma, SIX runs Reverse swept for six! Outrageous shot over backward point. Rising length ball on off stump, would be leg stump as Tilak shuffled his feet - got the back leg in the crease too - to get into a right-hander's position and biff it with no half measures\n Axar Patel to Tilak Varma, 1 run Bunts it off the back foot through the off side\n Axar Patel to Suryakumar, no run Touch short. Slow and around either leg or off. Hard to tell as the batter made room late. Punched to cover\n Axar Patel to Suryakumar, 1 run Full ball is pushed to long-off\n Axar Patel to Tilak Varma, no run Slow on a length, 86ks, flicked off the pads to short fine leg Timeout\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Swept probably for two... no it'll be four. Really well placed, Ashutosh ran right from deep square leg but couldn't stop it despite the dive. Was an 87ks full ball on fourth\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run Fullish on middle, 88ks but looked quite quicker than the last ball, flicked to deep midwicket Suryakumar Yadav vs Kuldeep Yadav BALLS 24 RUNS 39 OUTS 0 SR 162.50 4s\/6s 3\/2\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run Tilak doesn't attack Kuldeep right away. Not given much air, 86ks length ball on middle spins in. Punched defensively with the straight bat\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run Length ball seemed to have straighten to off, punched off the back foot to long-on\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, no run Sharp spin and bounce deceives SKY. Length ball landed just down leg and rushed off the pitch, the batter shaped to sweep and then tried to block it straight but couldn't adjust in time. Got it off the shoulder of the bat to point\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, no run Guides it from outside off through point Time for Abhimanyu to come in\n Axar Patel to Tilak Varma, 1 run Tossed full around middle, Tilak whips it along the ground to deep midwicket\n Axar Patel to Suryakumar, FOUR runs SKY brings out the sweep! Flighted full on middle and he lofts it well over short fine!\n Axar Patel to Suryakumar, no run Gets this length ball to come in with the angle from outside off, Surya is late to bring his bat down. KL Rahul with a loud appeal for lbw as that brushes SKY's pad, and he's convinced his skipper to review this. Replay confirms that hit his pad before bat. And that's going down leg. Capitals lose a review\n Axar Patel to Suryakumar, no run Pushed through full around off, Suryakumar punches to point\n Axar Patel to Suryakumar, 1 run Full around off again, SKY squeezes it square on the off side and this time gets a single Tilak Varma vs Axar Patel BALLS 18 RUNS 32 OUTS 0 SR 177.77 4s\/6s 2\/2\n Axar Patel to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs Now Tilak brings out the sweep This is full on leg, Tilak gets low and swipes across the line, maybe a bit of a top edge there but it goes well over the short fine leg fielder\n Mohit to Suryakumar, no run Starts off with a pace-on delivery. A length ball around off at 133kph. Suryakumar works it to midwicket's right but can't get it past the fielder\n Mohit to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Classic Surya! This is full outside off, right in the slot, and he whips it high in front of square leg. It's placed in the gap and it goes for a one-bounce four. His strong wrists on display!\n Mohit to Suryakumar, 1 wide Mohit responds with a bouncer, but it's a wayward one. Flies down leg\n Mohit to Suryakumar, 1 leg bye SKY tries that wristy flick again, but misses this time as it goes off his pad to short third. They take the leg bye. This was full outside off, and Mohit appeals, but impact was well outside off\n Mohit to Tilak Varma, 1 run Tilak sees a full length ball angled across him and shapes up for the big heave. Only manages to inside edge it onto his pad as the ball rolls towards point. Another leg bye for Mumbai Indians\n Mohit to Suryakumar, 1 run Very full around off, Suryakumar gets low and drives it out to long-on. Think he was looking to play this on the off side but it comes off the inside half of the bat\n Mohit to Tilak Varma, SIX runs Hold the pose! Length ball around off going across, and Tilak plays through the line, just playing a punchy lofted drive down the ground and that's gone all the way\n Nigam to Suryakumar, SIX runs Slogged away! This is tossed full around off and he gets in position and hammers it over square leg!\n Nigam to Suryakumar, FOUR runs And now he fetches it from outside off with a sweep! Length ball outside off and he sweeps it away in front of square!\n Nigam to Suryakumar, 1 run Tossed full outside off, SKY this time laces a drive to long-off\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs That's gone high and it's dropped! Tossed in the slot outside off, Tilak goes for the big swing down the ground. Stubbs is running from long-on to his left and he is worried about JFM running in from deep midwicket and that takes his focus off the ball slightly. Enough to make a meal of it as it bursts through his hands above his head\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, 2 runs Tucks this off his pads through midwicket\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, no run Fired in quicker and flatter. Tilak looks to cut but misses\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, OUT Kuldeep does break the partnership! What a player! This is floated full around middle, this was also the wrong'un, SKY comes down the track and wants to go down the ground but slices it a little. Starc isn't dropping those at long-off. This could be a momentum-shifting moment in the match. SKY was just looking like he was getting in his groove \n Kuldeep to Hardik, no run Tossed full on leg, he tucks it towards square leg\n Kuldeep to Hardik, 1 run Length ball outside off, Hardik cuts it out to deep point\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run Big turning legbreak outside off, Tilak manages to pull it in front of square Hardik pulls out of his stance last second, Kuldeep will have to go again\n Kuldeep to Hardik, 1 run On a length around middle and off, Hardik backs away and cuts it to deep point\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run Tossed up on leg, Tilak eases it to fine leg Just three runs and a wicket. Kuldeep doing Kuldeep things\n Nigam to Hardik, OUT And Vipraj sends Hardik packing! Vipraj tosses it full on leg to cramp Pandya, who still clears his front leg and looks to drive it down the ground. All he does is pick out long-off and this time Stubbs makes no mistake. Two wickets in two overs \n Nigam to Naman Dhir, 1 run Tossed up full around leg, Dhir backs away and drives it along the ground to long-off\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, SIX runs Tilak ain't stopping! This is in the slot just outside off and he plays another handsome lofted drive straight down the ground!\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, no run On a length outside off, Tilak pushes it to backward point\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run Full and flat on middle and off, Tilak tucks it in the vacant mid-on region for a quick single\n Nigam to Naman Dhir, no run Legbreak floated up on off, Naman Dhir pushes it out to the off side And we have the second timeout\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs Two deep fielders collide again, and it results in another Tilak Varma boundary! Shortish outside off and Tilak pulls it hard in front of midwicket. Starc and Ashutosh almost crash into each other and they aren't able to stop the ball as it ends up rolling to the rope\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run Length ball outside off, Tilak slaps it away in front of point\n Kuldeep to Naman Dhir, 1 run Full outside leg, tucked to short fine for a single\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run Tilak swings and misses This is full outside off and it stays quite low as Tilak looks to hit the leather off that\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run Legbreak on a length outside off and it spins away to beat Tilak's attempted reverse-sweep\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, 2 runs Legbreak outside off again, Tilak slaps it away through cover. Fraser-McGurk in the deep does well to keep it down to two, running to his left and sliding to stop the boundary Kuldeep Yadav finishes with another impressive performance, his figures reading 2 for 23\n Mohit to Naman Dhir, SIX runs That's gone high and very far! Short ball climbs onto Dhir, and he swivels and pulls it hard. Goes fine on the leg side and into the crowd\n Mohit to Naman Dhir, 1 run Mohit responds with a yorker outside off that Dhir is able to squeeze out towards cover for a single Tilak Varma in IPL, 2025 INNS 5 RUNS 200 SR 144.92 AVE 50.00 HS 56\n Mohit to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs Short ball sits up nicely for Tilak, who waits on it before hammering a pull in the gap at square leg\n Mohit to Tilak Varma, 1 run Full toss outside off, Tilak drives it out to long-off to bring up his second half-century of the season, off just 26 balls. Both of those have come after he was retired out earlier in the season\n Mohit to Naman Dhir, 1 run Slower ball, short outside off, Dhir can only swat it out to deep cover\n Mohit to Tilak Varma, no run Mohit nails the yorker! And that could be a huge blow as the finger goes up. Tilak Varma reviews immediately. This was a yorker on length. Tilak jammed his bat down but the ball snakes through. Did he get an edge on that? No bat, but also, it's pitching outside leg, so Tilak survives!\n Starc to Naman Dhir, no run Starts off with a brilliant wide yorker at 142kph. Just inside the line and Dhir can't get his bat down on time\n Starc to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs Just helped over short fine! Dug into the pitch around off and it's angled across Dhir, who swivels and hooks it. Could have gone to the fielder on another day, but today, he's done enough to get it over him\n Starc to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs Brilliantly placed! Just short of yorker length and Dhir drills it through midwicket. JFM runs and dives to his left from deep midwicket, but Dhir got it straight enough of him\n Starc to Naman Dhir, 1 run Almost a screamer of a catch, but in the end it's five runs saved! Length ball around off and Dhir slaps it down the ground. Axar, running to his right from long-off leaps and takes it high above his head at full stretch. He realises he is losing his balance due to his momentum, but manages to throw it in before tumbling over the rope. It will go down as a drop technically, but in reality, it's just an excellent fielding effort\n Starc to Tilak Varma, no run Wide yorker beats Tilak. He looks to swing acfross the line but the ball sneaks under the bat\n Starc to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs Another wide yorker but this time Tilak is wise to it. Reaches out and slices it over the vacant backward point region. Three boundaries off the over!\n Mohit to Naman Dhir, 1 run Starts off with a wide yorker but Dhir is also standing outside off. Reaches out and carves it out to deep point\n Mohit to Tilak Varma, 3 runs Another collision! And that's a chance gone begging as well! Tilak takes on a full ball angled across him and ends up slicing it. Ashutosh at backward point and Mukesh at short third converge and Ashutosh, who had his right arm outstretched ends up not being able to hold on. Both players look hurt Mukesh seems to have injujred his shoulder. Ashutosh also looks injured. Both are in the dugout getting treatment now\n Mohit to Naman Dhir, 1 run Digs out this yorker outside off to cover for a quick single. Axar has a shy at the non-striker's and a direct hit would have seen Dhir running back to the dugout INNS 5 WKTS 7 ECON 9.63 AVE 23.85\n Mohit to Tilak Varma, 1 run Low full toss on middle, flicked out to deep midwicket. Almost a runout chance too as Dhir had run halfway down for the second while Tilak was ball-watching before he spotted his partner and told him to turn back. Gets back safely in the end even as the throw comes to Rahul, who misses his attempt at the stumps. He would have been in anyway\n Mohit to Naman Dhir, 2 runs Full outside off, driven out to long-off\n Mohit to Naman Dhir, SIX runs It was such a great over right until this very moment! Low full toss outside off, and Dhir just goes across the stumps, gets low and flicks this behind square leg. 14 runs off that over in the end\n Mukesh Kumar to Tilak Varma, 1 run Tilak slices this wide yorker high, but it drops short of deep third! Sub fielder Karun Nair throws it back quickly.\n Mukesh Kumar to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs Lucky! Another low full toss just outside off, and this time Dhir goes across again and just helps it very fine on the leg side. Beats the keeper and short fine leg\n Mukesh Kumar to Naman Dhir, 1 run Goes very full and wide, Dhir toe-ends a drive that goes to deep cover on the bounce\n Mukesh Kumar to Tilak Varma, OUT Porel holds on in the deep! Wide yorker from Mukesh, Tilak goes across the stumps and looks to sweep this. Hits it high, but not far enough. Porel at deep midwicket is standing at the edge of the rope and holds on, without falling back. He is on one leg as he takes it, but makes it look all too easy! Tilak departs for 59 off 33 \n Mukesh Kumar to Jacks, 1 run ON a length close to off, Jacks can only miscue a pull to deep midwicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Naman Dhir, 4 runs Full toss around off, Dhir flicks it away behind square, and that's great fielding in the deep. The throw is a good one, too good in fact, as it hits the stumps and deflects away, allowing them to run four!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Hardik","Jacks","Naman Dhir","Rickelton","Rohit Sharma","Suryakumar","Tilak Varma"],"Runs":[2.0,1.0,38.0,41.0,18.0,40.0,59.0],"Balls_Faced":[4,1,17,25,12,28,33],"Fours":[0,0,4,5,2,5,6],"Sixes":[0,0,2,2,1,2,3],"S\/R":[50.0,100.0,223.53,164.0,150.0,142.86,178.79],"dismissal":["c Stubbs b Nigam","Not Out","Not Out","b Kuldeep Yadav","lbw b Nigam","c Starc b Kuldeep Yadav","c Abishek Porel b Mukesh Kumar"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Axar Patel","Kuldeep","Mohit","Mukesh Kumar","Nigam","Starc"],"Balls":[12,24,18,24,24,18],"Runs_Given":[19.0,23.0,40.0,38.0,41.0,43.0],"Wickets":[0,2,0,1,2,0],"Overs":[2.0,4.0,3.0,4.0,4.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .beaten first ball! Archer bangs it on a back of a length around middle, and gets it shape .away to finish in the corridor outside off. Sudharsan has a jab, but misses the ball\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .some extra bounce this time! Archer hits a short length at 139kph on middle and off, .and again the ball moves away to end up wide-ish of off. Sudharsan was slashing at it, .but was beaten again\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle and off at 144kph, and dabbed towards point for a .hurried single .Gill facing his first ball\nArcher to Gill, 1 wide .wide ball, but he has Gill on his toes! Bangs it on a back of a length on off, and gets it to .finish outside leg, with Gill half-ducking at it .One slip for Gill, by the way\nArcher to Gill, 1 run .back of a length again around off, and nudged towards midwicket to get off the mark\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Archer appeals for lbw, but the umpire isn't convinced. Samson and co ponder a review, .but don't go for it eventually. Replays show the ball was shortish, and pitching just .outside leg, as Sudharsan looked to clip but was hit on his pads\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .top edge, and four over the wicketkeeper's head! Archer touches 152kph, and decides to .go short again. This one, though, pitches on middle, and sails over to end close to .Sudharsan's head. The latter goes for the pull, and luckily, manages to get four despite .not being in control\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Gill, 1 run .angles it across, and goes on the shorter side of a length around middle and leg. Gill .pushes at it by making room, and gets an inside edge on to his pad\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .this swings in, and lands on a good length around middle and off. Tucked towards the .man placed close in at midwicket\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .sharp inswing for Farooqi! This ball is quite full, and finishes around middle and off, as .Sudharsan ends up driving to mid-on\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .punched to deep-backward point! He opens the face of the bat slightly, and does so late, .as Farooqi goes on the shorter side of a length, and wide of off. The ball shapes away .after pitching, and Sudharsan beats the man at point to his left\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .fuller length than the previous ball, and the line is this time is around off. Sudharsan .taps it towards deep point, where there's a fielder this time, and they pinch two\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .lovely bowling! It is angled in, and lands on a length on off while swinging in. Suddenly, .though, the ball jags away to finish around fifth stump, with Sudharsan having a poke, .but getting beaten on the outside edge\nArcher to Gill, OUT .bowled him! Looked like it was too much pace for Gill to handle! The ball hits the side of .off stump at 147kph after pitching on a fullish length around fifth stump. Gill was .driving far away from his body, thus leaving a huge gap between bat and pad. The ball .shaped back in, and clattered the off stump, even as Gill's bat seemed to have come .down late for that shot. Early blow for GT! .Shubman Gill b Archer 2 (3b 0x4 0x6 11m) SR: 66.66\nArcher to Buttler, no run .wow, welcomes Buttler with a terrific bouncer! Archer bangs it short around middle and .off, and Buttler has to sway out of the way hurriedly . .Jos Buttler vs Jofra Archer .BALLS .48 .RUNS .89 .OUTS .2 .SR .185.41 .4s\/6s .13\/3\nArcher to Buttler, 2 runs .nearly taken at short leg! That just went to the fielder's right, as Buttler pushed forward .at this short-of-a-length ball, but got an inside edge. The ball dribbled away behind .square for two\nArcher to Buttler, FOUR runs .acres of space available on the off side, and that is four! Archer bowls the inswinger, .and lands it quite full and just outside off. Buttler's front foot is only half-forward, and he .drives in the huge gap to the deep-cover boundary\nArcher to Buttler, 1 run .tickled behind square again\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .short of a length on middle and leg, and shaping away to finish around off. Dabbed to .Archer's left\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, no run .far and wide from Buttler, but he still goes flashing, and misses! Farooqi bowls it on a .short of a length, and angles it across for it to end wide of off. Buttler looks to play away .from himself, and can't get bat on ball\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, 1 run .this is a dipping full toss on the stumps, and around his knee. Flicked to deep square leg .by closing the face of the bat\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .a late adjustment from Sudharsan, and that's six! He had initially walked down the pitch, .but seeing that Farooqi bowled and nearly cramped him for room by going around leg .stump, he improvised to leap and upper cut for six\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .on the shorter side of a length on off, and clipped wide of Archer at short fine leg. Two .runs hurriedly taken\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fullish ball, and swinging away to come just outside off. Tucked towards point for a .single . .Jos Buttler vs Fazalhaq Farooqi .BALLS .18 .RUNS .24 .OUTS .2 .SR .133.33 .4s\/6s .5\/0\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, no run .again Buttler looks to throw his bat at a wide-ish ball outside off, with the length being .fullish. He ends up nudging it to mid-off this time\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .starts with a wide. He angles this across from over the wicket, and bowls on a length .outside off. The ball straightens after pitching, and ends outside leg, as Sudharsan .looked to clip but missed\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .sharp and short, and on the stumps! Sudharsan is almost taken by surprise by the .bounce, as he jumps a little before fending it down the pitch\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .scooped over short fine leg! He decides to try something to get GT going, and gets .across the stumps early. He spots a short-of-a-length ball arriving around sixth stump, .and ends it flying for six\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .another wide! This is full and outside leg, as he looks to flick but misses . .Sai Sudharsan vs Tushar Deshpande .BALLS .27 .RUNS .49 .OUTS .1 .SR .181.48 .4s\/6s .4\/3\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .excellent timing! Even Archer, at mid-off, gives up. Deshpande angled it across, and .bowled on a good length. It pitched around seventh stump, and Sudharsan simply drove .forward effortlessly to beat mid-off to his left\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length on off, and punched towards point for a quick single\nDeshpande to Buttler, 1 run .a fullish delivery slightly wide of off, and Buttler leans into the drive to mid-off's right. .The fielder actually seemed wider than usual\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .slower ball, but Sudharsan is in great form! He reads the change of pace of this length .delivery around sixth stump, and plays the late cut to beat the man at deep cover to his .right. Great placement there\nSandeep to Buttler, no run .on a length, and just outside off. Buttler steps out, and ends up clipping towards .midwicket\nSandeep to Buttler, 1 wide .bouncer to Buttler, and called wide! Sandeep pitches it short on middle and off, and the .ball takes off to end way above Buttler's bat, as he looked to pull\nSandeep to Buttler, 1 run .this time Buttler backs away, and Sandeep bowls on the shorter side of a length outside .leg. Clipped to deep-backward square leg .From around to Sudharsan\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .bowls a slower ball while angling it in, and going close to the stumps. It pitches on a .good length on the stumps, and is punched down long-on\nSandeep to Buttler, 1 run .Sandeep sees Buttler coming, and launches a yorker bang on the stumps! Buttler .eventually ends up squatting and dragging it to long-on . .Sandeep Sharma in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1702 .WKTS .63 .4s\/6s .252\/50 .ECON .7.04 .AVE .31.73\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .another one at only 105kph to Sudharsan, as Sandeep bowls on the shorter side of a .length on leg. Sudharsan clips it late, and behind square, for two\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .a third slower ball at Sudharsan, although this one is full and straight. Driven to long-on .to keep ticking\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shortish delivery pitching on off, and finishing around middle. Pulled almost half- .heartedly towards deep square leg\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, 1 run .good running! Buttler got a full delivery angling across and pitching around middle and .off, and he pushed it towards mid-off before calling for the run\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length on off, and Sudharsan clips it to deep-backward square .leg\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, no run .beaten! Short in length on middle and leg, and the ball shapes away to finish outside off. .Buttler looked to pull but was completely beaten. Looked like he swung his bat early\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, FOUR runs .the man at short fine leg thought he had a chance... but gave up in the end! Slower .delivery from Farooqi, who angled it across and went on a fullish length just outside off. .Buttler got across early, and scooped it between the keeper and the short-fine-leg fileder\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, FOUR runs .misfield at fine leg! As a result, it is four more for Buttler! Deshpande was at the .boundary, and let the ball slide below him as he ran and slid to his right himself. Another .slower ball from Farooqi, but this is short and just outside off, and bouncing at a .comfortable height for Buttler to pull powerfully\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .starts with a wide! Bowls it on the shorter side, and outside leg. Sudharsan looked to .swipe but misses\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a length on middle, and slower this time. Punched to deep cover . .Jos Buttler vs offspin in T20s .RUNS .1118 .OUTS .28 .4s\/6s .64\/59 .SR .140.45 .AVE .41.40\nTheekshana to Buttler, 1 run .short and around sixth stump at Buttler, who shifts his weight back, and chops it .towards point .From around to Sudharsan\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .angles this in, and goes on a length on the stumps. Sudharsan pulls to deep midwicket\nTheekshana to Buttler, FOUR runs .slapped wide of long-off! That never seemed like heading for the boundary, though. But .it was timed really well, as he went back at this length ball just outside off\nTheekshana to Buttler, 2 runs .fuller and just outside off. Punched towards deep cover for two\nTheekshana to Buttler, FOUR runs .bashed over the bowler's head! Theekshana even raised his hands trying to anticipate .the ball, but this one was hit hard. It was bowled slower, though, and full and outside off. .Buttler waited for it to come, before launching it back forcefully .Time-out\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .short of a length on middle, and pulled to deep midwicket by Sudharsan\nDeshpande to Buttler, 2 runs .on the fuller side of a length on off, and he leans into a push wide of long-on. Two runs .hurriedly taken by the batters\nDeshpande to Buttler, 1 run .change of pace from Deshpande, who goes full and just outside off. Flicked by Buttler to .deep-backward square leg\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .slow and short, and wide! He bowls this too short at middle, and the ball shapes away to .finish wide of off as Sudharsan let it go\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .short of a length on middle, and it is clipped to deep midwicket\nDeshpande to Buttler, 1 run .a low and dipping full toss arrives just outside off, and is nudged to deep midwicket\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .beautiful bowling! Deshpande angles it across at 137kph, and lands it on a yorker length .on off. Sudharsan looks to jam his bat down, but is beaten. The ball, meanwhile, shapes .away to finish just outside off\nTheekshana to Buttler, 1 run .short of a length on middle and off, and shapes to turn in. Punched to long-on .From around to Sudharsan\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .bowls this full and straight, and it is driven back to Theekshana\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .wide of long-on, and four! That went right in the gap between the fielders at long-on and .a straightish deep midwicket, as Sudharsan slog swept this full ball outside off\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fifty for Sudharsan! His excellent form continues, as he clips this good-length ball on .the stumps towards midwicket\nTheekshana to Buttler, no run .a full toss angling into middle and off, and driven back on the bounce to Theekshana's .left\nTheekshana to Buttler, OUT .a confident and an animate appeal for lbw, but turned down! That looked like heading .down the leg side... but Samson reviews! The first replay shows the ball going below the .bat, as Buttler looked to pull but missed. The ball was on a short of a length, and there's .no bat involved as Buttler is beaten. The ball pitched short on off, and turned back in .considerably. And, and... ball tracking shows the ball would have hit leg stump as Buttler .was hit on the back pad! Samson's call works for RR, who break a threatening stand .Jos Buttler lbw b Theekshana 36 (25b 5x4 0x6 38m) SR: 144","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs GT, 23rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, no run beaten first ball! Archer bangs it on a back of a length around middle, and gets it shape away to finish in the corridor outside off. Sudharsan has a jab, but misses the ball\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, no run some extra bounce this time! Archer hits a short length at 139kph on middle and off, and again the ball moves away to end up wide-ish of off. Sudharsan was slashing at it, but was beaten again\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle and off at 144kph, and dabbed towards point for a hurried single Gill facing his first ball\n Archer to Gill, 1 wide wide ball, but he has Gill on his toes! Bangs it on a back of a length on off, and gets it to finish outside leg, with Gill half-ducking at it One slip for Gill, by the way\n Archer to Gill, 1 run back of a length again around off, and nudged towards midwicket to get off the mark\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Archer appeals for lbw, but the umpire isn't convinced. Samson and co ponder a review, but don't go for it eventually. Replays show the ball was shortish, and pitching just outside leg, as Sudharsan looked to clip but was hit on his pads\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs top edge, and four over the wicketkeeper's head! Archer touches 152kph, and decides to go short again. This one, though, pitches on middle, and sails over to end close to Sudharsan's head. The latter goes for the pull, and luckily, manages to get four despite not being in control\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Gill, 1 run angles it across, and goes on the shorter side of a length around middle and leg. Gill pushes at it by making room, and gets an inside edge on to his pad\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run this swings in, and lands on a good length around middle and off. Tucked towards the man placed close in at midwicket\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run sharp inswing for Farooqi! This ball is quite full, and finishes around middle and off, as Sudharsan ends up driving to mid-on\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs punched to deep-backward point! He opens the face of the bat slightly, and does so late, as Farooqi goes on the shorter side of a length, and wide of off. The ball shapes away after pitching, and Sudharsan beats the man at point to his left\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs fuller length than the previous ball, and the line is this time is around off. Sudharsan taps it towards deep point, where there's a fielder this time, and they pinch two\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run lovely bowling! It is angled in, and lands on a length on off while swinging in. Suddenly, though, the ball jags away to finish around fifth stump, with Sudharsan having a poke, but getting beaten on the outside edge\n Archer to Gill, OUT bowled him! Looked like it was too much pace for Gill to handle! The ball hits the side of off stump at 147kph after pitching on a fullish length around fifth stump. Gill was driving far away from his body, thus leaving a huge gap between bat and pad. The ball shaped back in, and clattered the off stump, even as Gill's bat seemed to have come down late for that shot. Early blow for GT! \n Archer to Buttler, no run wow, welcomes Buttler with a terrific bouncer! Archer bangs it short around middle and off, and Buttler has to sway out of the way hurriedly Jos Buttler vs Jofra Archer BALLS 48 RUNS 89 OUTS 2 SR 185.41 4s\/6s 13\/3\n Archer to Buttler, 2 runs nearly taken at short leg! That just went to the fielder's right, as Buttler pushed forward at this short-of-a-length ball, but got an inside edge. The ball dribbled away behind square for two\n Archer to Buttler, FOUR runs acres of space available on the off side, and that is four! Archer bowls the inswinger, and lands it quite full and just outside off. Buttler's front foot is only half-forward, and he drives in the huge gap to the deep-cover boundary\n Archer to Buttler, 1 run tickled behind square again\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, no run short of a length on middle and leg, and shaping away to finish around off. Dabbed to Archer's left\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, no run far and wide from Buttler, but he still goes flashing, and misses! Farooqi bowls it on a short of a length, and angles it across for it to end wide of off. Buttler looks to play away from himself, and can't get bat on ball\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, 1 run this is a dipping full toss on the stumps, and around his knee. Flicked to deep square leg by closing the face of the bat\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs a late adjustment from Sudharsan, and that's six! He had initially walked down the pitch, but seeing that Farooqi bowled and nearly cramped him for room by going around leg stump, he improvised to leap and upper cut for six\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs on the shorter side of a length on off, and clipped wide of Archer at short fine leg. Two runs hurriedly taken\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fullish ball, and swinging away to come just outside off. Tucked towards point for a single Jos Buttler vs Fazalhaq Farooqi BALLS 18 RUNS 24 OUTS 2 SR 133.33 4s\/6s 5\/0\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, no run again Buttler looks to throw his bat at a wide-ish ball outside off, with the length being fullish. He ends up nudging it to mid-off this time\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide starts with a wide. He angles this across from over the wicket, and bowls on a length outside off. The ball straightens after pitching, and ends outside leg, as Sudharsan looked to clip but missed\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, no run sharp and short, and on the stumps! Sudharsan is almost taken by surprise by the bounce, as he jumps a little before fending it down the pitch\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs scooped over short fine leg! He decides to try something to get GT going, and gets across the stumps early. He spots a short-of-a-length ball arriving around sixth stump, and ends it flying for six\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide another wide! This is full and outside leg, as he looks to flick but misses Sai Sudharsan vs Tushar Deshpande BALLS 27 RUNS 49 OUTS 1 SR 181.48 4s\/6s 4\/3\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs excellent timing! Even Archer, at mid-off, gives up. Deshpande angled it across, and bowled on a good length. It pitched around seventh stump, and Sudharsan simply drove forward effortlessly to beat mid-off to his left\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on the shorter side of a length on off, and punched towards point for a quick single\n Deshpande to Buttler, 1 run a fullish delivery slightly wide of off, and Buttler leans into the drive to mid-off's right. The fielder actually seemed wider than usual\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs slower ball, but Sudharsan is in great form! He reads the change of pace of this length delivery around sixth stump, and plays the late cut to beat the man at deep cover to his right. Great placement there\n Sandeep to Buttler, no run on a length, and just outside off. Buttler steps out, and ends up clipping towards midwicket\n Sandeep to Buttler, 1 wide bouncer to Buttler, and called wide! Sandeep pitches it short on middle and off, and the ball takes off to end way above Buttler's bat, as he looked to pull\n Sandeep to Buttler, 1 run this time Buttler backs away, and Sandeep bowls on the shorter side of a length outside leg. Clipped to deep-backward square leg From around to Sudharsan\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run bowls a slower ball while angling it in, and going close to the stumps. It pitches on a good length on the stumps, and is punched down long-on\n Sandeep to Buttler, 1 run Sandeep sees Buttler coming, and launches a yorker bang on the stumps! Buttler eventually ends up squatting and dragging it to long-on BALLS 1702 WKTS 63 4s\/6s 252\/50 ECON 7.04 AVE 31.73\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs another one at only 105kph to Sudharsan, as Sandeep bowls on the shorter side of a length on leg. Sudharsan clips it late, and behind square, for two\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run a third slower ball at Sudharsan, although this one is full and straight. Driven to long-on to keep ticking\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shortish delivery pitching on off, and finishing around middle. Pulled almost half-heartedly towards deep square leg\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, 1 run good running! Buttler got a full delivery angling across and pitching around middle and off, and he pushed it towards mid-off before calling for the run\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on the shorter side of a length on off, and Sudharsan clips it to deep-backward square leg\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, no run beaten! Short in length on middle and leg, and the ball shapes away to finish outside off. Buttler looked to pull but was completely beaten. Looked like he swung his bat early\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, FOUR runs the man at short fine leg thought he had a chance... but gave up in the end! Slower delivery from Farooqi, who angled it across and went on a fullish length just outside off. Buttler got across early, and scooped it between the keeper and the short-fine-leg fileder\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, FOUR runs misfield at fine leg! As a result, it is four more for Buttler! Deshpande was at the boundary, and let the ball slide below him as he ran and slid to his right himself. Another slower ball from Farooqi, but this is short and just outside off, and bouncing at a comfortable height for Buttler to pull powerfully\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide starts with a wide! Bowls it on the shorter side, and outside leg. Sudharsan looked to swipe but misses\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a length on middle, and slower this time. Punched to deep cover Jos Buttler vs offspin in T20s RUNS 1118 OUTS 28 4s\/6s 64\/59 SR 140.45 AVE 41.40\n Theekshana to Buttler, 1 run short and around sixth stump at Buttler, who shifts his weight back, and chops it towards point From around to Sudharsan\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run angles this in, and goes on a length on the stumps. Sudharsan pulls to deep midwicket\n Theekshana to Buttler, FOUR runs slapped wide of long-off! That never seemed like heading for the boundary, though. But it was timed really well, as he went back at this length ball just outside off\n Theekshana to Buttler, 2 runs fuller and just outside off. Punched towards deep cover for two\n Theekshana to Buttler, FOUR runs bashed over the bowler's head! Theekshana even raised his hands trying to anticipate the ball, but this one was hit hard. It was bowled slower, though, and full and outside off. Buttler waited for it to come, before launching it back forcefully Time-out\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run short of a length on middle, and pulled to deep midwicket by Sudharsan\n Deshpande to Buttler, 2 runs on the fuller side of a length on off, and he leans into a push wide of long-on. Two runs hurriedly taken by the batters\n Deshpande to Buttler, 1 run change of pace from Deshpande, who goes full and just outside off. Flicked by Buttler to deep-backward square leg\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide slow and short, and wide! He bowls this too short at middle, and the ball shapes away to finish wide of off as Sudharsan let it go\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run short of a length on middle, and it is clipped to deep midwicket\n Deshpande to Buttler, 1 run a low and dipping full toss arrives just outside off, and is nudged to deep midwicket\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, no run beautiful bowling! Deshpande angles it across at 137kph, and lands it on a yorker length on off. Sudharsan looks to jam his bat down, but is beaten. The ball, meanwhile, shapes away to finish just outside off\n Theekshana to Buttler, 1 run short of a length on middle and off, and shapes to turn in. Punched to long-on From around to Sudharsan\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, no run bowls this full and straight, and it is driven back to Theekshana\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs wide of long-on, and four! That went right in the gap between the fielders at long-on and a straightish deep midwicket, as Sudharsan slog swept this full ball outside off\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fifty for Sudharsan! His excellent form continues, as he clips this good-length ball on the stumps towards midwicket\n Theekshana to Buttler, no run a full toss angling into middle and off, and driven back on the bounce to Theekshana's left\n Theekshana to Buttler, OUT a confident and an animate appeal for lbw, but turned down! That looked like heading down the leg side... but Samson reviews! The first replay shows the ball going below the bat, as Buttler looked to pull but missed. The ball was on a short of a length, and there's no bat involved as Buttler is beaten. The ball pitched short on off, and turned back in considerably. And, and... ball tracking shows the ball would have hit leg stump as Buttler was hit on the back pad! Samson's call works for RR, who break a threatening stand ","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill"],"Runs":[50.0,36.0,2.0],"Balls_Faced":[32,25,3],"Fours":[5,5,0],"Sixes":[2,0,0],"S\/R":[156.25,144.0,66.67],"dismissal":["Not Out","lbw b Theekshana","b Archer"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Fazalhaq Farooqi","Sandeep","Theekshana"],"Balls":[12,12,18,6,12],"Runs_Given":[14.0,25.0,28.0,7.0,20.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,0,1],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,3.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .beaten first ball! Archer bangs it on a back of a length around middle, and gets it shape .away to finish in the corridor outside off. Sudharsan has a jab, but misses the ball\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .some extra bounce this time! Archer hits a short length at 139kph on middle and off, .and again the ball moves away to end up wide-ish of off. Sudharsan was slashing at it, .but was beaten again\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle and off at 144kph, and dabbed towards point for a .hurried single .Gill facing his first ball\nArcher to Gill, 1 wide .wide ball, but he has Gill on his toes! Bangs it on a back of a length on off, and gets it to .finish outside leg, with Gill half-ducking at it .One slip for Gill, by the way\nArcher to Gill, 1 run .back of a length again around off, and nudged towards midwicket to get off the mark\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Archer appeals for lbw, but the umpire isn't convinced. Samson and co ponder a review, .but don't go for it eventually. Replays show the ball was shortish, and pitching just .outside leg, as Sudharsan looked to clip but was hit on his pads\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .top edge, and four over the wicketkeeper's head! Archer touches 152kph, and decides to .go short again. This one, though, pitches on middle, and sails over to end close to .Sudharsan's head. The latter goes for the pull, and luckily, manages to get four despite .not being in control\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Gill, 1 run .angles it across, and goes on the shorter side of a length around middle and leg. Gill .pushes at it by making room, and gets an inside edge on to his pad\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .this swings in, and lands on a good length around middle and off. Tucked towards the .man placed close in at midwicket\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .sharp inswing for Farooqi! This ball is quite full, and finishes around middle and off, as .Sudharsan ends up driving to mid-on\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .punched to deep-backward point! He opens the face of the bat slightly, and does so late, .as Farooqi goes on the shorter side of a length, and wide of off. The ball shapes away .after pitching, and Sudharsan beats the man at point to his left\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .fuller length than the previous ball, and the line is this time is around off. Sudharsan .taps it towards deep point, where there's a fielder this time, and they pinch two\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .lovely bowling! It is angled in, and lands on a length on off while swinging in. Suddenly, .though, the ball jags away to finish around fifth stump, with Sudharsan having a poke, .but getting beaten on the outside edge\nArcher to Gill, OUT .bowled him! Looked like it was too much pace for Gill to handle! The ball hits the side of .off stump at 147kph after pitching on a fullish length around fifth stump. Gill was .driving far away from his body, thus leaving a huge gap between bat and pad. The ball .shaped back in, and clattered the off stump, even as Gill's bat seemed to have come .down late for that shot. Early blow for GT! .Shubman Gill b Archer 2 (3b 0x4 0x6 11m) SR: 66.66\nArcher to Buttler, no run .wow, welcomes Buttler with a terrific bouncer! Archer bangs it short around middle and .off, and Buttler has to sway out of the way hurriedly . .Jos Buttler vs Jofra Archer .BALLS .48 .RUNS .89 .OUTS .2 .SR .185.41 .4s\/6s .13\/3\nArcher to Buttler, 2 runs .nearly taken at short leg! That just went to the fielder's right, as Buttler pushed forward .at this short-of-a-length ball, but got an inside edge. The ball dribbled away behind .square for two\nArcher to Buttler, FOUR runs .acres of space available on the off side, and that is four! Archer bowls the inswinger, .and lands it quite full and just outside off. Buttler's front foot is only half-forward, and he .drives in the huge gap to the deep-cover boundary\nArcher to Buttler, 1 run .tickled behind square again\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .short of a length on middle and leg, and shaping away to finish around off. Dabbed to .Archer's left\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, no run .far and wide from Buttler, but he still goes flashing, and misses! Farooqi bowls it on a .short of a length, and angles it across for it to end wide of off. Buttler looks to play away .from himself, and can't get bat on ball\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, 1 run .this is a dipping full toss on the stumps, and around his knee. Flicked to deep square leg .by closing the face of the bat\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .a late adjustment from Sudharsan, and that's six! He had initially walked down the pitch, .but seeing that Farooqi bowled and nearly cramped him for room by going around leg .stump, he improvised to leap and upper cut for six\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .on the shorter side of a length on off, and clipped wide of Archer at short fine leg. Two .runs hurriedly taken\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fullish ball, and swinging away to come just outside off. Tucked towards point for a .single . .Jos Buttler vs Fazalhaq Farooqi .BALLS .18 .RUNS .24 .OUTS .2 .SR .133.33 .4s\/6s .5\/0\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, no run .again Buttler looks to throw his bat at a wide-ish ball outside off, with the length being .fullish. He ends up nudging it to mid-off this time\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .starts with a wide. He angles this across from over the wicket, and bowls on a length .outside off. The ball straightens after pitching, and ends outside leg, as Sudharsan .looked to clip but missed\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .sharp and short, and on the stumps! Sudharsan is almost taken by surprise by the .bounce, as he jumps a little before fending it down the pitch\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .scooped over short fine leg! He decides to try something to get GT going, and gets .across the stumps early. He spots a short-of-a-length ball arriving around sixth stump, .and ends it flying for six\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .another wide! This is full and outside leg, as he looks to flick but misses . .Sai Sudharsan vs Tushar Deshpande .BALLS .27 .RUNS .49 .OUTS .1 .SR .181.48 .4s\/6s .4\/3\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .excellent timing! Even Archer, at mid-off, gives up. Deshpande angled it across, and .bowled on a good length. It pitched around seventh stump, and Sudharsan simply drove .forward effortlessly to beat mid-off to his left\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length on off, and punched towards point for a quick single\nDeshpande to Buttler, 1 run .a fullish delivery slightly wide of off, and Buttler leans into the drive to mid-off's right. .The fielder actually seemed wider than usual\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .slower ball, but Sudharsan is in great form! He reads the change of pace of this length .delivery around sixth stump, and plays the late cut to beat the man at deep cover to his .right. Great placement there\nSandeep to Buttler, no run .on a length, and just outside off. Buttler steps out, and ends up clipping towards .midwicket\nSandeep to Buttler, 1 wide .bouncer to Buttler, and called wide! Sandeep pitches it short on middle and off, and the .ball takes off to end way above Buttler's bat, as he looked to pull\nSandeep to Buttler, 1 run .this time Buttler backs away, and Sandeep bowls on the shorter side of a length outside .leg. Clipped to deep-backward square leg .From around to Sudharsan\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .bowls a slower ball while angling it in, and going close to the stumps. It pitches on a .good length on the stumps, and is punched down long-on\nSandeep to Buttler, 1 run .Sandeep sees Buttler coming, and launches a yorker bang on the stumps! Buttler .eventually ends up squatting and dragging it to long-on . .Sandeep Sharma in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1702 .WKTS .63 .4s\/6s .252\/50 .ECON .7.04 .AVE .31.73\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .another one at only 105kph to Sudharsan, as Sandeep bowls on the shorter side of a .length on leg. Sudharsan clips it late, and behind square, for two\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .a third slower ball at Sudharsan, although this one is full and straight. Driven to long-on .to keep ticking\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shortish delivery pitching on off, and finishing around middle. Pulled almost half- .heartedly towards deep square leg\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, 1 run .good running! Buttler got a full delivery angling across and pitching around middle and .off, and he pushed it towards mid-off before calling for the run\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length on off, and Sudharsan clips it to deep-backward square .leg\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, no run .beaten! Short in length on middle and leg, and the ball shapes away to finish outside off. .Buttler looked to pull but was completely beaten. Looked like he swung his bat early\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, FOUR runs .the man at short fine leg thought he had a chance... but gave up in the end! Slower .delivery from Farooqi, who angled it across and went on a fullish length just outside off. .Buttler got across early, and scooped it between the keeper and the short-fine-leg fileder\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, FOUR runs .misfield at fine leg! As a result, it is four more for Buttler! Deshpande was at the .boundary, and let the ball slide below him as he ran and slid to his right himself. Another .slower ball from Farooqi, but this is short and just outside off, and bouncing at a .comfortable height for Buttler to pull powerfully\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .starts with a wide! Bowls it on the shorter side, and outside leg. Sudharsan looked to .swipe but misses\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on a length on middle, and slower this time. Punched to deep cover . .Jos Buttler vs offspin in T20s .RUNS .1118 .OUTS .28 .4s\/6s .64\/59 .SR .140.45 .AVE .41.40\nTheekshana to Buttler, 1 run .short and around sixth stump at Buttler, who shifts his weight back, and chops it .towards point .From around to Sudharsan\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .angles this in, and goes on a length on the stumps. Sudharsan pulls to deep midwicket\nTheekshana to Buttler, FOUR runs .slapped wide of long-off! That never seemed like heading for the boundary, though. But .it was timed really well, as he went back at this length ball just outside off\nTheekshana to Buttler, 2 runs .fuller and just outside off. Punched towards deep cover for two\nTheekshana to Buttler, FOUR runs .bashed over the bowler's head! Theekshana even raised his hands trying to anticipate .the ball, but this one was hit hard. It was bowled slower, though, and full and outside off. .Buttler waited for it to come, before launching it back forcefully .Time-out\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .short of a length on middle, and pulled to deep midwicket by Sudharsan\nDeshpande to Buttler, 2 runs .on the fuller side of a length on off, and he leans into a push wide of long-on. Two runs .hurriedly taken by the batters\nDeshpande to Buttler, 1 run .change of pace from Deshpande, who goes full and just outside off. Flicked by Buttler to .deep-backward square leg\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .slow and short, and wide! He bowls this too short at middle, and the ball shapes away to .finish wide of off as Sudharsan let it go\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .short of a length on middle, and it is clipped to deep midwicket\nDeshpande to Buttler, 1 run .a low and dipping full toss arrives just outside off, and is nudged to deep midwicket\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .beautiful bowling! Deshpande angles it across at 137kph, and lands it on a yorker length .on off. Sudharsan looks to jam his bat down, but is beaten. The ball, meanwhile, shapes .away to finish just outside off\nTheekshana to Buttler, 1 run .short of a length on middle and off, and shapes to turn in. Punched to long-on .From around to Sudharsan\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .bowls this full and straight, and it is driven back to Theekshana\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .wide of long-on, and four! That went right in the gap between the fielders at long-on and .a straightish deep midwicket, as Sudharsan slog swept this full ball outside off\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fifty for Sudharsan! His excellent form continues, as he clips this good-length ball on .the stumps towards midwicket\nTheekshana to Buttler, no run .a full toss angling into middle and off, and driven back on the bounce to Theekshana's .left\nTheekshana to Buttler, OUT .a confident and an animate appeal for lbw, but turned down! That looked like heading .down the leg side... but Samson reviews! The first replay shows the ball going below the .bat, as Buttler looked to pull but missed. The ball was on a short of a length, and there's .no bat involved as Buttler is beaten. The ball pitched short on off, and turned back in .considerably. And, and... ball tracking shows the ball would have hit leg stump as Buttler .was hit on the back pad! Samson's call works for RR, who break a threatening stand .Jos Buttler lbw b Theekshana 36 (25b 5x4 0x6 38m) SR: 144\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Direct hit would have been curtains! Full outside off, he powers it straight to mid-off and .takes off. Sandeep misses his shy at the bowler's end. There was never a run there .actually\nArcher to Shahrukh Khan, 2 runs .Leading edge\nArcher to Shahrukh Khan, no run .Back of a length slower one outside off, Archer likes it. SRK swings across the line and .misses it, 113.7kph. Way too early, the bowler has a giggle\nArcher to Shahrukh Khan, 1 bye .Banged in short, angling down leg, Shahrukh goes for the swivel and pull but misses. .Samson has to leap to keep it down\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Back of a length slanting away, around off, 148.2kph, Sai Sudharsan arches back for the .ramp but only makes contact with thin air\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .Back of a length angling away, Sai Sudharsan stands tall and pulls it through midwicket. .Timing is good but the man in the deep slides and keeps it to two, 100 up for RR\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs .Inside edge! Fortune favours Shahrukh on this occasion. Length ball angling away from .him, SRK looks to have a heave-ho across the line and gets it just past off stump\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs .Clipped away in style. Length ball on the pad, 118.2kph, Shahrukh has enough time to .get it away from short fine leg\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shahrukh Khan, no run .Back of a length, slower one, 119.3kph, Shahrukh is again early into his swish across the .line. Looks like he has a memo - of going really hard at everything\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shahrukh Khan, no run .Another back of a length ball, nipping away outside off, 122.1kph, he fails to make .contact on the heave\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Short and angling away outside off, he hops and looks for the ramp, but gets a thick .edge to deep third\nFazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Full and outside off, he leans forward and drives it to deep cover\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Oh, what a shot! Offcutter on a short length, 124.8kph, Sai Sudharsan hops and slashes .it over backward point, well away from deep third\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Charges down at the length ball to go over the off side but misses it completely\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Spears in a rocket on the pad, flicked through backward square leg\nDeshpande to Shahrukh Khan, no run .Yorker outside off, Shahrukh can only toe-end it back to the bowler\nDeshpande to Shahrukh Khan, 1 wide .Bangs it short and it passes well over the head\nDeshpande to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs .Powered away in fine fashion. This is what Shahrukh can do. Full and outside off, it is .in the slot and he frees his arms to send it sailing over deep extra cover. It is the longer .side but does not matter to SRK\nDeshpande to Shahrukh Khan, 1 wide .Goes for the yorker, swings away, SRK makes no contact. Called wide. Deshpande and .Samson not happy, the former asks his captain for a review but RR don't\nDeshpande to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Once again a low full toss wide outside off, he walks into it and toe-ends the drive to .extra cover\nTheekshana to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Flatter and on a length on leg, clipped through midwicket\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Around the wicket, wider outside off on a length, 96.6kph, slapped to long-off\nTheekshana to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs .Walloped! Don't bowl half-trackers to Shahrukh, of all. He quickly goes back and pulls it .onto the deep midwicket stands. It was the carrom ball\nTheekshana to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs .Edged and in the gap. Tossed up fuller and wider outside off, Shahrukh goes hard at it .away from the body and gets it between short third and backward point. It was pushed .quicker at 107.6kph\nTheekshana to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs .This is deliberate. And smart! Full and wide outside off, he reaches forward and slices it .away from backward point. Once it clears the in-field, there is no protection in the deep .behind square .Is Shahrukh bowled? Or stumped? Theekshana is unsure. Samson is unsure. The TV .umpire is called in\nTheekshana to Shahrukh Khan, no run .Is Shahrukh bowled? Or stumped? Theekshana is unsure. Samson is unsure. The TV .umpire is called in for a stumping appeal, an accidental one that. Theekshana tossed it .up, Shahrukh went for the drive but was beaten on the inside because of the drip. The .ball hit Samson's gloves and disturbed the stumps, but Shahrukh's back leg was in. .Huge cheers in Ahmedabad\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Angles it away on a length, slashed away to deep backward point\nSandeep to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Back of a length outside off, pulled to deep midwicket\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Full and outside off, cracked away to deep cover-point\nSandeep to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Slower one outside off, plunked down to long-on\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Yorker outside off, steered straight to backward point\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Full again, he cannot get under that and drives it straight to deep cover-point. Superb .over, just five off it\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Humongous, almost goes the distance! Nicely floated outside off, Sai Sudharsan takes .a massive stride forward and lofts it inside out over cover. Just lands in front of the .boundary cushion\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 wide .Fired full down leg, Samson deflects it to short fine leg. And they steal a bye even if Sai .Sudharsan has to rush! He was ambling to the other end before realising the short fine .leg was having a shy at the bowler's end, Sandeep the man\nTheekshana to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .Yorker on middle, clipped to deep midwicket\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .Drilled straight down the ground, Parag does extremely well. He rushes to his left from .long-off and parries it to long-on to keep it to two. It was full and he blasted it straight .back\nTheekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 wide .Sprays it very wide down leg, Samson dives and parries it through square leg, a la a .goalkeeper\nTheekshana to Shahrukh Khan, OUT .Deceived, tata, goodbye! Shahrukh charges down to go big over the off side. .Theekshana anticipates it and fires it full and wide. Samson is ready for it and after .Shahrukh fails to reach it, gathers it and disturbs the stumps. Crucial blow this .M Shahrukh Khan st \u2020Samson b Theekshana 36 (20b 4x4 2x6 29m) SR: 180\nTheekshana to Rutherford, SIX runs .That is HUUUUGGGEEEEEEE!. No sighters needed. It is right in the slot, full from over .the wicket, Rutherford clears his front leg and sends in 10 rows into the long-on stand\nTheekshana to Rutherford, 1 run .Quicker length ball around leg, he goes back to heave it across but it goes off .something and evades Samson to the on side. They run, and it is given as runs off the .bat! 2 for 54 for Theekshana tonight\nSandeep to Rutherford, OUT .Nicked and gone! Superb stuff from Sandeep. Bowls it on a length, wide outside off and .angles it away. Rutherford doesn't move his feet and reaches out to slash it away. Only .manages a tickle through to Samson. Sandeep is yet to concede a boundary tonight .and he is on the board .Sherfane Rutherford c \u2020Samson b Sandeep Sharma 7 (3b 0x4 1x6 3m) SR: 233.33\nSandeep to Tewatia, 1 run .Length ball just outside off, he taps it in front of point for a quick one\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .Evades the leaping man in the deep! Length ball angling away, Sai Sudharsan stands .still and scythes it over deep cover-point. Jurel was briefly interested but it cleared him .easily\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Back-to-back boundaries for Sai Sudharsan. Length ball angling away again, he slaps it .over cover. Two boundaries in two balls from Sandeep after going 14 balls without one\nSandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Good comeback. Goes for the yorker, very full on off, he stays deep and looks to flick it .away. Gets a thick inside edge past leg after brushing his back pad\nSandeep to Tewatia, 1 run .Back of a length on middle, pulled to long-on\nArcher to Tewatia, SIX runs .Lucky, lucky Tewatia! Full toss dipping in on off, 138.2kph, he is unsure of the trajectory .and goes for the heave but takes his eye off it. The ball goes off the top edge and flies .over the keeper for half a dozen\nArcher to Tewatia, 1 wide .Angling down leg on a length, he misses the flick\nArcher to Tewatia, 1 run .Yorker on off, dug out to backward point for a quick one .Over the wicket now\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .In the air... short of fine leg running in. Slower bouncer down leg, 118.6kph, he went for .the pull but top-edged it .Around the wicket\nArcher to Tewatia, no run .Back of a length again outside off, he sways away and leaves it be, 149kph\nArcher to Tewatia, 1 run .Short and angling in, pulled through backward square leg\nArcher to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Dropped! Dubey waited to time the jump but couldn't hang on. Another slower bouncer .on middle and leg, Sai Sudharsan went back, waited a second and pulled it, almost .straight to deep backward square leg. Archer cannot believe what he has seen, 11 runs .and a wicket off his final over\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Digs it into the surface, the slower one at 117.7kph, he misses the pull\nDeshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .Thin edge and gone, nice catch from Samson, Sai Sudharsan walks. Full and swinging .in towards off, he clears his front leg to go downtown but gets an inside edge. Samson .has to dive to his right, after moving to his left because of the initial angle. Set batter .dismissed for GT .Sai Sudharsan c \u2020Samson b Deshpande 82 (53b 8x4 3x6 95m) SR: 154.71\nDeshpande to Rashid Khan, 1 wide .Short and wide outside off, he thinks of the ramp but lets it be, wide called\nDeshpande to Rashid Khan, SIX runs .Rashid Khan announces his arrival with a mighty blow! Such a free swing of the blade .after charging down the track to a length ball. Makes room and crashed it over long-on\nDeshpande to Rashid Khan, FOUR runs .No-look shot, Rashid version! Almost goes the distance. Bumper on off, he takes his .eyes off and swings his bat like a periscope, gets a thick edge over short fine leg\nDeshpande to Rashid Khan, 1 wide .Full and wide, he leaves it be\nDeshpande to Rashid Khan, 2 runs .Yorker outside off, squeezed to deep third. Rashid is quick and comes charging back for .the second, since it has gone to the longer side, 200 up for GT\nDeshpande to Rashid Khan, OUT .WHAT A CATCH! Jaiswal, you beauty! Superbly done. Back of a length slower one .outside off, 113.7kph, Rashid walks across the line, waits and looks to swipe it across .with his front leg in the air. Jaiswal reacts quickly at square leg - runs to his right, dives .full length and hangs on. End of the mini blitz from Rashid .Rashid Khan c Jaiswal b Deshpande 12 (4b 1x4 1x6 4m) SR: 300\nSandeep to Tewatia, FOUR runs .Lofted over mid-off. That is overpitched outside off from around the stumps, enough .time for Tewatia to get under it .Over the wicket\nSandeep to Tewatia, no run .Very full and just outside off, Tewatia is in a tangle and misses\nSandeep to Tewatia, 1 wide .Sprays it wide after spotting him charge down, he leaves it be and called wide\nSandeep to Tewatia, SIX runs .Trademark Tewatia shot! That made superb sound and it has gone the distance. Full .and angling away, he gets down on a knee and slogs it over deep midwicket. 11 off 3 .balls this over already\nSandeep to Tewatia, no run .Digs it in, he charges down and swings but misses\nSandeep to Tewatia, 1 wide .Another bumper, passes way over the batter's head. Wide called, this over stretches .more\nSandeep to Tewatia, no run .Goes for the wide yorker, he charges down and takes it on the full, drives it to mid-off .and does not take the run\nSandeep to Tewatia, FOUR runs .Tewatia puts it away and GT finish on 217 for 6! Sandeep goes for the yorker on off and .middle, he gets down on a knee and sweeps it through backward square leg to take 16 .off the final over","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs GT, 23rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, no run beaten first ball! Archer bangs it on a back of a length around middle, and gets it shape away to finish in the corridor outside off. Sudharsan has a jab, but misses the ball\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, no run some extra bounce this time! Archer hits a short length at 139kph on middle and off, and again the ball moves away to end up wide-ish of off. Sudharsan was slashing at it, but was beaten again\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle and off at 144kph, and dabbed towards point for a hurried single Gill facing his first ball\n Archer to Gill, 1 wide wide ball, but he has Gill on his toes! Bangs it on a back of a length on off, and gets it to finish outside leg, with Gill half-ducking at it One slip for Gill, by the way\n Archer to Gill, 1 run back of a length again around off, and nudged towards midwicket to get off the mark\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Archer appeals for lbw, but the umpire isn't convinced. Samson and co ponder a review, but don't go for it eventually. Replays show the ball was shortish, and pitching just outside leg, as Sudharsan looked to clip but was hit on his pads\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs top edge, and four over the wicketkeeper's head! Archer touches 152kph, and decides to go short again. This one, though, pitches on middle, and sails over to end close to Sudharsan's head. The latter goes for the pull, and luckily, manages to get four despite not being in control\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Gill, 1 run angles it across, and goes on the shorter side of a length around middle and leg. Gill pushes at it by making room, and gets an inside edge on to his pad\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run this swings in, and lands on a good length around middle and off. Tucked towards the man placed close in at midwicket\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run sharp inswing for Farooqi! This ball is quite full, and finishes around middle and off, as Sudharsan ends up driving to mid-on\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs punched to deep-backward point! He opens the face of the bat slightly, and does so late, as Farooqi goes on the shorter side of a length, and wide of off. The ball shapes away after pitching, and Sudharsan beats the man at point to his left\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs fuller length than the previous ball, and the line is this time is around off. Sudharsan taps it towards deep point, where there's a fielder this time, and they pinch two\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, no run lovely bowling! It is angled in, and lands on a length on off while swinging in. Suddenly, though, the ball jags away to finish around fifth stump, with Sudharsan having a poke, but getting beaten on the outside edge\n Archer to Gill, OUT bowled him! Looked like it was too much pace for Gill to handle! The ball hits the side of off stump at 147kph after pitching on a fullish length around fifth stump. Gill was driving far away from his body, thus leaving a huge gap between bat and pad. The ball shaped back in, and clattered the off stump, even as Gill's bat seemed to have come down late for that shot. Early blow for GT! \n Archer to Buttler, no run wow, welcomes Buttler with a terrific bouncer! Archer bangs it short around middle and off, and Buttler has to sway out of the way hurriedly Jos Buttler vs Jofra Archer BALLS 48 RUNS 89 OUTS 2 SR 185.41 4s\/6s 13\/3\n Archer to Buttler, 2 runs nearly taken at short leg! That just went to the fielder's right, as Buttler pushed forward at this short-of-a-length ball, but got an inside edge. The ball dribbled away behind square for two\n Archer to Buttler, FOUR runs acres of space available on the off side, and that is four! Archer bowls the inswinger, and lands it quite full and just outside off. Buttler's front foot is only half-forward, and he drives in the huge gap to the deep-cover boundary\n Archer to Buttler, 1 run tickled behind square again\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, no run short of a length on middle and leg, and shaping away to finish around off. Dabbed to Archer's left\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, no run far and wide from Buttler, but he still goes flashing, and misses! Farooqi bowls it on a short of a length, and angles it across for it to end wide of off. Buttler looks to play away from himself, and can't get bat on ball\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, 1 run this is a dipping full toss on the stumps, and around his knee. Flicked to deep square leg by closing the face of the bat\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs a late adjustment from Sudharsan, and that's six! He had initially walked down the pitch, but seeing that Farooqi bowled and nearly cramped him for room by going around leg stump, he improvised to leap and upper cut for six\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs on the shorter side of a length on off, and clipped wide of Archer at short fine leg. Two runs hurriedly taken\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fullish ball, and swinging away to come just outside off. Tucked towards point for a single Jos Buttler vs Fazalhaq Farooqi BALLS 18 RUNS 24 OUTS 2 SR 133.33 4s\/6s 5\/0\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, no run again Buttler looks to throw his bat at a wide-ish ball outside off, with the length being fullish. He ends up nudging it to mid-off this time\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide starts with a wide. He angles this across from over the wicket, and bowls on a length outside off. The ball straightens after pitching, and ends outside leg, as Sudharsan looked to clip but missed\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, no run sharp and short, and on the stumps! Sudharsan is almost taken by surprise by the bounce, as he jumps a little before fending it down the pitch\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs scooped over short fine leg! He decides to try something to get GT going, and gets across the stumps early. He spots a short-of-a-length ball arriving around sixth stump, and ends it flying for six\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide another wide! This is full and outside leg, as he looks to flick but misses Sai Sudharsan vs Tushar Deshpande BALLS 27 RUNS 49 OUTS 1 SR 181.48 4s\/6s 4\/3\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs excellent timing! Even Archer, at mid-off, gives up. Deshpande angled it across, and bowled on a good length. It pitched around seventh stump, and Sudharsan simply drove forward effortlessly to beat mid-off to his left\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on the shorter side of a length on off, and punched towards point for a quick single\n Deshpande to Buttler, 1 run a fullish delivery slightly wide of off, and Buttler leans into the drive to mid-off's right. The fielder actually seemed wider than usual\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs slower ball, but Sudharsan is in great form! He reads the change of pace of this length delivery around sixth stump, and plays the late cut to beat the man at deep cover to his right. Great placement there\n Sandeep to Buttler, no run on a length, and just outside off. Buttler steps out, and ends up clipping towards midwicket\n Sandeep to Buttler, 1 wide bouncer to Buttler, and called wide! Sandeep pitches it short on middle and off, and the ball takes off to end way above Buttler's bat, as he looked to pull\n Sandeep to Buttler, 1 run this time Buttler backs away, and Sandeep bowls on the shorter side of a length outside leg. Clipped to deep-backward square leg From around to Sudharsan\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run bowls a slower ball while angling it in, and going close to the stumps. It pitches on a good length on the stumps, and is punched down long-on\n Sandeep to Buttler, 1 run Sandeep sees Buttler coming, and launches a yorker bang on the stumps! Buttler eventually ends up squatting and dragging it to long-on BALLS 1702 WKTS 63 4s\/6s 252\/50 ECON 7.04 AVE 31.73\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs another one at only 105kph to Sudharsan, as Sandeep bowls on the shorter side of a length on leg. Sudharsan clips it late, and behind square, for two\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run a third slower ball at Sudharsan, although this one is full and straight. Driven to long-on to keep ticking\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shortish delivery pitching on off, and finishing around middle. Pulled almost half-heartedly towards deep square leg\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, 1 run good running! Buttler got a full delivery angling across and pitching around middle and off, and he pushed it towards mid-off before calling for the run\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on the shorter side of a length on off, and Sudharsan clips it to deep-backward square leg\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, no run beaten! Short in length on middle and leg, and the ball shapes away to finish outside off. Buttler looked to pull but was completely beaten. Looked like he swung his bat early\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, FOUR runs the man at short fine leg thought he had a chance... but gave up in the end! Slower delivery from Farooqi, who angled it across and went on a fullish length just outside off. Buttler got across early, and scooped it between the keeper and the short-fine-leg fileder\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Buttler, FOUR runs misfield at fine leg! As a result, it is four more for Buttler! Deshpande was at the boundary, and let the ball slide below him as he ran and slid to his right himself. Another slower ball from Farooqi, but this is short and just outside off, and bouncing at a comfortable height for Buttler to pull powerfully\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide starts with a wide! Bowls it on the shorter side, and outside leg. Sudharsan looked to swipe but misses\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on a length on middle, and slower this time. Punched to deep cover Jos Buttler vs offspin in T20s RUNS 1118 OUTS 28 4s\/6s 64\/59 SR 140.45 AVE 41.40\n Theekshana to Buttler, 1 run short and around sixth stump at Buttler, who shifts his weight back, and chops it towards point From around to Sudharsan\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run angles this in, and goes on a length on the stumps. Sudharsan pulls to deep midwicket\n Theekshana to Buttler, FOUR runs slapped wide of long-off! That never seemed like heading for the boundary, though. But it was timed really well, as he went back at this length ball just outside off\n Theekshana to Buttler, 2 runs fuller and just outside off. Punched towards deep cover for two\n Theekshana to Buttler, FOUR runs bashed over the bowler's head! Theekshana even raised his hands trying to anticipate the ball, but this one was hit hard. It was bowled slower, though, and full and outside off. Buttler waited for it to come, before launching it back forcefully Time-out\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run short of a length on middle, and pulled to deep midwicket by Sudharsan\n Deshpande to Buttler, 2 runs on the fuller side of a length on off, and he leans into a push wide of long-on. Two runs hurriedly taken by the batters\n Deshpande to Buttler, 1 run change of pace from Deshpande, who goes full and just outside off. Flicked by Buttler to deep-backward square leg\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide slow and short, and wide! He bowls this too short at middle, and the ball shapes away to finish wide of off as Sudharsan let it go\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run short of a length on middle, and it is clipped to deep midwicket\n Deshpande to Buttler, 1 run a low and dipping full toss arrives just outside off, and is nudged to deep midwicket\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, no run beautiful bowling! Deshpande angles it across at 137kph, and lands it on a yorker length on off. Sudharsan looks to jam his bat down, but is beaten. The ball, meanwhile, shapes away to finish just outside off\n Theekshana to Buttler, 1 run short of a length on middle and off, and shapes to turn in. Punched to long-on From around to Sudharsan\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, no run bowls this full and straight, and it is driven back to Theekshana\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs wide of long-on, and four! That went right in the gap between the fielders at long-on and a straightish deep midwicket, as Sudharsan slog swept this full ball outside off\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fifty for Sudharsan! His excellent form continues, as he clips this good-length ball on the stumps towards midwicket\n Theekshana to Buttler, no run a full toss angling into middle and off, and driven back on the bounce to Theekshana's left\n Theekshana to Buttler, OUT a confident and an animate appeal for lbw, but turned down! That looked like heading down the leg side... but Samson reviews! The first replay shows the ball going below the bat, as Buttler looked to pull but missed. The ball was on a short of a length, and there's no bat involved as Buttler is beaten. The ball pitched short on off, and turned back in considerably. And, and... ball tracking shows the ball would have hit leg stump as Buttler was hit on the back pad! Samson's call works for RR, who break a threatening stand \n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Direct hit would have been curtains! Full outside off, he powers it straight to mid-off and takes off. Sandeep misses his shy at the bowler's end. There was never a run there actually\n Archer to Shahrukh Khan, 2 runs Leading edge\n Archer to Shahrukh Khan, no run Back of a length slower one outside off, Archer likes it. SRK swings across the line and misses it, 113.7kph. Way too early, the bowler has a giggle\n Archer to Shahrukh Khan, 1 bye Banged in short, angling down leg, Shahrukh goes for the swivel and pull but misses. Samson has to leap to keep it down\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Back of a length slanting away, around off, 148.2kph, Sai Sudharsan arches back for the ramp but only makes contact with thin air\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs Back of a length angling away, Sai Sudharsan stands tall and pulls it through midwicket. Timing is good but the man in the deep slides and keeps it to two, 100 up for RR\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs Inside edge! Fortune favours Shahrukh on this occasion. Length ball angling away from him, SRK looks to have a heave-ho across the line and gets it just past off stump\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs Clipped away in style. Length ball on the pad, 118.2kph, Shahrukh has enough time to get it away from short fine leg\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shahrukh Khan, no run Back of a length, slower one, 119.3kph, Shahrukh is again early into his swish across the line. Looks like he has a memo - of going really hard at everything\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shahrukh Khan, no run Another back of a length ball, nipping away outside off, 122.1kph, he fails to make contact on the heave\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Short and angling away outside off, he hops and looks for the ramp, but gets a thick edge to deep third\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Full and outside off, he leans forward and drives it to deep cover\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Oh, what a shot! Offcutter on a short length, 124.8kph, Sai Sudharsan hops and slashes it over backward point, well away from deep third\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Charges down at the length ball to go over the off side but misses it completely\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Spears in a rocket on the pad, flicked through backward square leg\n Deshpande to Shahrukh Khan, no run Yorker outside off, Shahrukh can only toe-end it back to the bowler\n Deshpande to Shahrukh Khan, 1 wide Bangs it short and it passes well over the head\n Deshpande to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs Powered away in fine fashion. This is what Shahrukh can do. Full and outside off, it is in the slot and he frees his arms to send it sailing over deep extra cover. It is the longer side but does not matter to SRK\n Deshpande to Shahrukh Khan, 1 wide Goes for the yorker, swings away, SRK makes no contact. Called wide. Deshpande and Samson not happy, the former asks his captain for a review but RR don't\n Deshpande to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Once again a low full toss wide outside off, he walks into it and toe-ends the drive to extra cover\n Theekshana to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Flatter and on a length on leg, clipped through midwicket\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Around the wicket, wider outside off on a length, 96.6kph, slapped to long-off\n Theekshana to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs Walloped! Don't bowl half-trackers to Shahrukh, of all. He quickly goes back and pulls it onto the deep midwicket stands. It was the carrom ball\n Theekshana to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs Edged and in the gap. Tossed up fuller and wider outside off, Shahrukh goes hard at it away from the body and gets it between short third and backward point. It was pushed quicker at 107.6kph\n Theekshana to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs This is deliberate. And smart! Full and wide outside off, he reaches forward and slices it away from backward point. Once it clears the in-field, there is no protection in the deep behind square Is Shahrukh bowled? Or stumped? Theekshana is unsure. Samson is unsure. The TV umpire is called in\n Theekshana to Shahrukh Khan, no run Is Shahrukh bowled? Or stumped? Theekshana is unsure. Samson is unsure. The TV umpire is called in for a stumping appeal, an accidental one that. Theekshana tossed it up, Shahrukh went for the drive but was beaten on the inside because of the drip. The ball hit Samson's gloves and disturbed the stumps, but Shahrukh's back leg was in. Huge cheers in Ahmedabad\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Angles it away on a length, slashed away to deep backward point\n Sandeep to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Back of a length outside off, pulled to deep midwicket\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Full and outside off, cracked away to deep cover-point\n Sandeep to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Slower one outside off, plunked down to long-on\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Yorker outside off, steered straight to backward point\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Full again, he cannot get under that and drives it straight to deep cover-point. Superb over, just five off it\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Humongous, almost goes the distance! Nicely floated outside off, Sai Sudharsan takes a massive stride forward and lofts it inside out over cover. Just lands in front of the boundary cushion\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 wide Fired full down leg, Samson deflects it to short fine leg. And they steal a bye even if Sai Sudharsan has to rush! He was ambling to the other end before realising the short fine leg was having a shy at the bowler's end, Sandeep the man\n Theekshana to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run Yorker on middle, clipped to deep midwicket\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs Drilled straight down the ground, Parag does extremely well. He rushes to his left from long-off and parries it to long-on to keep it to two. It was full and he blasted it straight back\n Theekshana to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 wide Sprays it very wide down leg, Samson dives and parries it through square leg, a la a goalkeeper\n Theekshana to Shahrukh Khan, OUT Deceived, tata, goodbye! Shahrukh charges down to go big over the off side. Theekshana anticipates it and fires it full and wide. Samson is ready for it and after Shahrukh fails to reach it, gathers it and disturbs the stumps. Crucial blow this \n Theekshana to Rutherford, SIX runs That is HUUUUGGGEEEEEEE!. No sighters needed. It is right in the slot, full from over the wicket, Rutherford clears his front leg and sends in 10 rows into the long-on stand\n Theekshana to Rutherford, 1 run Quicker length ball around leg, he goes back to heave it across but it goes off something and evades Samson to the on side. They run, and it is given as runs off the bat! 2 for 54 for Theekshana tonight\n Sandeep to Rutherford, OUT Nicked and gone! Superb stuff from Sandeep. Bowls it on a length, wide outside off and angles it away. Rutherford doesn't move his feet and reaches out to slash it away. Only manages a tickle through to Samson. Sandeep is yet to concede a boundary tonight and he is on the board \n Sandeep to Tewatia, 1 run Length ball just outside off, he taps it in front of point for a quick one\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs Evades the leaping man in the deep! Length ball angling away, Sai Sudharsan stands still and scythes it over deep cover-point. Jurel was briefly interested but it cleared him easily\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Back-to-back boundaries for Sai Sudharsan. Length ball angling away again, he slaps it over cover. Two boundaries in two balls from Sandeep after going 14 balls without one\n Sandeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Good comeback. Goes for the yorker, very full on off, he stays deep and looks to flick it away. Gets a thick inside edge past leg after brushing his back pad\n Sandeep to Tewatia, 1 run Back of a length on middle, pulled to long-on\n Archer to Tewatia, SIX runs Lucky, lucky Tewatia! Full toss dipping in on off, 138.2kph, he is unsure of the trajectory and goes for the heave but takes his eye off it. The ball goes off the top edge and flies over the keeper for half a dozen\n Archer to Tewatia, 1 wide Angling down leg on a length, he misses the flick\n Archer to Tewatia, 1 run Yorker on off, dug out to backward point for a quick one Over the wicket now\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run In the air... short of fine leg running in. Slower bouncer down leg, 118.6kph, he went for the pull but top-edged it Around the wicket\n Archer to Tewatia, no run Back of a length again outside off, he sways away and leaves it be, 149kph\n Archer to Tewatia, 1 run Short and angling in, pulled through backward square leg\n Archer to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Dropped! Dubey waited to time the jump but couldn't hang on. Another slower bouncer on middle and leg, Sai Sudharsan went back, waited a second and pulled it, almost straight to deep backward square leg. Archer cannot believe what he has seen, 11 runs and a wicket off his final over\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Digs it into the surface, the slower one at 117.7kph, he misses the pull\n Deshpande to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT Thin edge and gone, nice catch from Samson, Sai Sudharsan walks. Full and swinging in towards off, he clears his front leg to go downtown but gets an inside edge. Samson has to dive to his right, after moving to his left because of the initial angle. Set batter dismissed for GT \n Deshpande to Rashid Khan, 1 wide Short and wide outside off, he thinks of the ramp but lets it be, wide called\n Deshpande to Rashid Khan, SIX runs Rashid Khan announces his arrival with a mighty blow! Such a free swing of the blade after charging down the track to a length ball. Makes room and crashed it over long-on\n Deshpande to Rashid Khan, FOUR runs No-look shot, Rashid version! Almost goes the distance. Bumper on off, he takes his eyes off and swings his bat like a periscope, gets a thick edge over short fine leg\n Deshpande to Rashid Khan, 1 wide Full and wide, he leaves it be\n Deshpande to Rashid Khan, 2 runs Yorker outside off, squeezed to deep third. Rashid is quick and comes charging back for the second, since it has gone to the longer side, 200 up for GT\n Deshpande to Rashid Khan, OUT WHAT A CATCH! Jaiswal, you beauty! Superbly done. Back of a length slower one outside off, 113.7kph, Rashid walks across the line, waits and looks to swipe it across with his front leg in the air. Jaiswal reacts quickly at square leg - runs to his right, dives full length and hangs on. End of the mini blitz from Rashid \n Sandeep to Tewatia, FOUR runs Lofted over mid-off. That is overpitched outside off from around the stumps, enough time for Tewatia to get under it Over the wicket\n Sandeep to Tewatia, no run Very full and just outside off, Tewatia is in a tangle and misses\n Sandeep to Tewatia, 1 wide Sprays it wide after spotting him charge down, he leaves it be and called wide\n Sandeep to Tewatia, SIX runs Trademark Tewatia shot! That made superb sound and it has gone the distance. Full and angling away, he gets down on a knee and slogs it over deep midwicket. 11 off 3 balls this over already\n Sandeep to Tewatia, no run Digs it in, he charges down and swings but misses\n Sandeep to Tewatia, 1 wide Another bumper, passes way over the batter's head. Wide called, this over stretches more\n Sandeep to Tewatia, no run Goes for the wide yorker, he charges down and takes it on the full, drives it to mid-off and does not take the run\n Sandeep to Tewatia, FOUR runs Tewatia puts it away and GT finish on 217 for 6! Sandeep goes for the yorker on off and middle, he gets down on a knee and sweeps it through backward square leg to take 16 off the final over","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill","Rashid Khan","Rutherford","Shahrukh Khan","Tewatia"],"Runs":[82.0,36.0,2.0,12.0,7.0,36.0,24.0],"Balls_Faced":[53,25,3,4,3,20,12],"Fours":[8,5,0,1,0,4,2],"Sixes":[3,0,0,1,1,2,2],"S\/R":[154.72,144.0,66.67,300.0,233.33,180.0,200.0],"dismissal":["c \u2020Samson b Deshpande","lbw b Theekshana","b Archer","c Jaiswal b Deshpande","c \u2020Samson b Sandeep Sharma","st \u2020Samson b Theekshana","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Fazalhaq Farooqi","Sandeep","Theekshana"],"Balls":[24,24,24,24,24],"Runs_Given":[30.0,53.0,38.0,41.0,54.0],"Wickets":[1,2,0,1,2],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Markram, no run .length ball on a wicket to wicket line from over the wicket from the left-armer, Markram .meets it on the front foot and defends with a straight bat on the leg side\nKhaleel Ahmed to Markram, no run .shorter length, wider outside off, slanting across the right-hander ... Markram has a .swish at it but the ball passes under the bottom of the bat\nKhaleel Ahmed to Markram, FOUR runs .not much bounce in this pitch so far, Markram stays back and uses the width outside .off to drive the ball from his crease through the covers, LSG are away .A sweeper goes out after that boundary.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Markram, no run .straighter line, wicket to wicket, Markram plays it back to the bowler\nKhaleel Ahmed to Markram, 2 runs .wide again outside off, Markram goes back and across and cuts to wide third man, that .sweeper comes into play immediately - Rachin makes a diving save!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Markram, OUT .What a catch that is! Rahul Tripathi has brought the CSK fans to life in this crowd with a .sensational catch. Markram tried to whip a straight ball that was angling across him .towards the leg side and got a leading edge that went miles in the air over point. .Tripathi tracked back at top speed and judged it to perfection, lunging to grab it as it fell .over his head. Is that the inspiration CSK need tonight? .Aiden Markram c Tripathi b Ahmed 6 (6b 1x4 0x6 4m) SR: 100\nKamboj to Marsh, no run .good length outside off with some shape away from the right-hander, Marsh lets it go\nKamboj to Marsh, no run .two leaves in a row! Good length outside off again and Marsh continues to have a .sighter\nKamboj to Marsh, no run .three leaves in a row now, something's got to give now surely. Marsh came forward a bit .this time and then shouldered arms\nKamboj to Marsh, no run .tight line and length outside off with some movement away from Marsh, he prods at it .off the front foot towards point\nKamboj to Marsh, 1 run .nudged towards mid-on for a quick single, a disciplined start from the youngster .Kamboj\nKamboj to Pooran, no run .now Pooran lets it go as the ball slants across him from short of a length ... four leaves .in this over. LSG batters trying to suss this pitch out before deciding their approach?\nKhaleel Ahmed to Marsh, 1 run .short of a length at the body from over the wicket, the ball doesn't get too high, Marsh .moves across his crease and swivel pulls off his hips towards long leg\nKhaleel Ahmed to Pooran, no run .length ball outside off, Pooran stays in his crease and defends on the off side\nKhaleel Ahmed to Pooran, no run .Okay I haven't seen these many leaves in the IPL in a long time. This one wasn't .technically a leave, Pooran began to drive at it and then kind of aborted the shot as the .ball was wide outside off\nKhaleel Ahmed to Pooran, FOUR runs .not convincing! not convincing at all from Pooran but such is life for the bowlers these .days that it has gone for four to the fine leg boundary. Pooran slogged at a short of a .length ball outside off, aiming for deep midwicket, but top edged it\nKhaleel Ahmed to Pooran, no run .has a wild swipe at a length ball wide outside off without moving his feet and makes no .contact\nKhaleel Ahmed to Pooran, no run .135 kph on a good length just outside off stump, Pooran stays in his crease and tries to .play a cut-drive and misses. CSK have made a really good start, and this pitch doesn't .seem to be a batting beauty so far\nKamboj to Marsh, SIX runs .first six of the game, Marsh launches the length ball on the up off the front foot over the .long-off boundary\nKamboj to Marsh, no run .not as full now and Marsh stays in his crease and dabs towards point\nKamboj to Marsh, 1 run .good length on off again, no room for Marsh to free those monstrously strong arms, he .plays a rather deft dab into the covers for a single . .Nicholas Pooran in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1506 .OUTS .57 .4s\/6s .162\/93 .SR .141.67 .AVE .26.42\nKamboj to Pooran, FOUR runs .Pooran's had enough sighters, he lines up a pretty good length ball and swings across .the line, not the greatest connection but he's placed it into the gap on the square leg .boundary\nKamboj to Pooran, no run .goes around the wicket and angles the ball into the left-hander, Pooran stays in his .crease and drives to point\nKamboj to Pooran, OUT .huge appeal for lbw turned down, Kamboj is imploring the umpire with no luck. Dhoni .eventually takes the review. Kamboj bowled a much fuller ball angling into Pooran who .tried to swing across the line and missed. That looks good and DRS returns three reds! .That's hitting leg stump with the angle into the left-hander from around the wicket and .Pooran has got to go .Nicholas Pooran lbw b Kamboj 8 (9b 2x4 0x6 15m) SR: 88.88\nKhaleel Ahmed to Marsh, no run .over the wicket, angling across the right hander, Marsh lets it go again, his fourth leave .of the innings\nKhaleel Ahmed to Marsh, FOUR runs .swings the short of a length ball off his hips and beats Kamboj running to his right at .long leg\nKhaleel Ahmed to Marsh, SIX runs .over deep midwicket this time! Lots of hang time on this ball and it clears the boundary .comfortably. Khaleel pitched up on leg and middle stump and Marsh planted his front .foot forward and lofted it powerfully\nKhaleel Ahmed to Marsh, 1 run .pushed into the covers for a single .Chants of CSK, CSK ring around the stadium in Lucknow as Pant prepares to face his .first ball. Slip in place.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Pant, no run .another leave from an LSG batter tonight, Pant moves forward and shoulders arms to a .good length ball outside off\nKhaleel Ahmed to Pant, no run .punched crisply to mid-on off the front foot to end the over\nKamboj to Marsh, 1 run .clipped off the pads, Pathirana did well to dive to his right to cut it off at short fine leg, .else he would have had some chasing to do\nKamboj to Pant, FOUR runs .shot! Length ball and Pant dismisses it from his presence with a powerful swing across .the line, one-bounce four to square leg\nKamboj to Pant, 1 run .opens the face and guides a length ball towards third man for a single\nKamboj to Marsh, 1 run .Marsh moves forward and across and punches one that angles into him towards long .on for a single\nKamboj to Pant, 1 run .quick single, very quick, Pant has to hurry! He was on the move as he pushed the full .ball towards mid of and set off immediately, in the end there was no direct hit\nKamboj to Marsh, no run .played into the covers, LSG finish the powerplay with only 42. CSK have exceeded .expectations so far tonight.\nOverton to Pant, 1 run .pulled along the ground to deep square leg for one more .LSG batters left alone 6 deliveries in the powerplay today, the most by a team in IPL .since 2023, says one of our stats men Namooh Shah.\nOverton to Marsh, 1 run .driven to long on for another single\nOverton to Pant, SIX runs .that's in the stands beyond deep third, and that's been dispatched via some sort of a .reverse scoop. Make great connection, and some signs of vintage Pant tonight\nOverton to Pant, 2 runs .Pathirana shows off his football skills on the fine leg to cut off the boundary, Pant had .got inside the line and pulled the ball along the ground . .Rishabh Pant vs CSK in T20s .INNS .12 .RUNS .391 .SR .157.66 .AVE .48.87\nOverton to Pant, 1 run .played off the hips behind square for a single\nOverton to Marsh, no run .cramped for room on the cut and he bottom edges the ball into the ground towards .Dhoni\nJadeja to Pant, 1 run .dragged short outside off, Pant stays in his crease and cuts towards deep point\nJadeja to Marsh, FOUR runs .that is some adjustment from Marsh! He looked like he was backing away to hammer .the ball but it came on to him slowly, he then waited for the ball and drove it so .smoothly to the cover boundary\nJadeja to Marsh, 1 run .played to deep cover again for just the single this time\nJadeja to Pant, FOUR runs .Pant is ticking today, goes back in his crease and brings his hands down quickly to cut .the ball hard and fine of the fielder at deep third\nJadeja to Pant, no run .misses the slog sweep this time, tried to drag it from wide outside off and came on to .him too slowly\nJadeja to Pant, no run .played back to the bowler watchfully\nNoor Ahmad to Marsh, 1 wide .bowled very wide outside off at serious pace! Marsh lets it go\nNoor Ahmad to Marsh, no run .swings hard at one that angles across him from over the wicket and misses it .completely\nNoor Ahmad to Marsh, no run .wide again outside off, Marsh tries to slam it through the off side and misses again, .Noor is firing it through quick\nNoor Ahmad to Marsh, 1 run .pulled to deep square leg for a single, that was a straighter line\nNoor Ahmad to Pant, 1 run .slower pace to Pant who nudges off his pads for a single to midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Marsh, 1 run .wicket to wicket line, Marsh hangs back and pulls to deep midwicket. Noor's speeds .have been between 97 and 100 kph\nNoor Ahmad to Pant, 1 run .leans across his stumps and flicks a fuller ball through midwicket\nJadeja to Pant, FOUR runs .that's a lucky break for Pant, he's bottom edged the sweep from wide outside off .between Dhoni's legs for a boundary\nJadeja to Pant, 1 run .gets down on one knee and slog sweeps behind square this time . .Mitchell Marsh vs Ravindra Jadeja .BALLS .26 .RUNS .23 .OUTS .2 .SR .88.46 .4s\/6s .2\/0\nJadeja to Marsh, OUT .bowled him! How many times have you seen this from Jadeja before? Skids the ball in .off a good length into the right-hander from around the wicket. Wasn't short enough to .pull; Marsh missed it and heard it crash into his stumps .Mitchell Marsh b Jadeja 30 (25b 2x4 2x6 46m) SR: 120\nJadeja to Badoni, no run .Jadeja aborts the appeal because there is an inside edge on to the pad, Badoni had .such a tentative poke at that\nJadeja to Badoni, FOUR runs .oh my! Nothing tentative about this! Dances down the pitch and lofts the ball inside out .to the cover boundary\nJadeja to Badoni, 1 run .pushed through midwicket for a single to end the over","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs LSG, 30th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Markram, no run length ball on a wicket to wicket line from over the wicket from the left-armer, Markram meets it on the front foot and defends with a straight bat on the leg side\n Khaleel Ahmed to Markram, no run shorter length, wider outside off, slanting across the right-hander.. Markram has a swish at it but the ball passes under the bottom of the bat\n Khaleel Ahmed to Markram, FOUR runs not much bounce in this pitch so far, Markram stays back and uses the width outside off to drive the ball from his crease through the covers, LSG are away A sweeper goes out after that boundary.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Markram, no run straighter line, wicket to wicket, Markram plays it back to the bowler\n Khaleel Ahmed to Markram, 2 runs wide again outside off, Markram goes back and across and cuts to wide third man, that sweeper comes into play immediately - Rachin makes a diving save!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Markram, OUT What a catch that is! Rahul Tripathi has brought the CSK fans to life in this crowd with a sensational catch. Markram tried to whip a straight ball that was angling across him towards the leg side and got a leading edge that went miles in the air over point. Tripathi tracked back at top speed and judged it to perfection, lunging to grab it as it fell over his head. Is that the inspiration CSK need tonight? \n Kamboj to Marsh, no run good length outside off with some shape away from the right-hander, Marsh lets it go\n Kamboj to Marsh, no run two leaves in a row! Good length outside off again and Marsh continues to have a sighter\n Kamboj to Marsh, no run three leaves in a row now, something's got to give now surely. Marsh came forward a bit this time and then shouldered arms\n Kamboj to Marsh, no run tight line and length outside off with some movement away from Marsh, he prods at it off the front foot towards point\n Kamboj to Marsh, 1 run nudged towards mid-on for a quick single, a disciplined start from the youngster Kamboj\n Kamboj to Pooran, no run now Pooran lets it go as the ball slants across him from short of a length.. four leaves in this over. LSG batters trying to suss this pitch out before deciding their approach?\n Khaleel Ahmed to Marsh, 1 run short of a length at the body from over the wicket, the ball doesn't get too high, Marsh moves across his crease and swivel pulls off his hips towards long leg\n Khaleel Ahmed to Pooran, no run length ball outside off, Pooran stays in his crease and defends on the off side\n Khaleel Ahmed to Pooran, no run Okay I haven't seen these many leaves in the IPL in a long time. This one wasn't technically a leave, Pooran began to drive at it and then kind of aborted the shot as the ball was wide outside off\n Khaleel Ahmed to Pooran, FOUR runs not convincing! not convincing at all from Pooran but such is life for the bowlers these days that it has gone for four to the fine leg boundary. Pooran slogged at a short of a length ball outside off, aiming for deep midwicket, but top edged it\n Khaleel Ahmed to Pooran, no run has a wild swipe at a length ball wide outside off without moving his feet and makes no contact\n Khaleel Ahmed to Pooran, no run 135 kph on a good length just outside off stump, Pooran stays in his crease and tries to play a cut-drive and misses. CSK have made a really good start, and this pitch doesn't seem to be a batting beauty so far\n Kamboj to Marsh, SIX runs first six of the game, Marsh launches the length ball on the up off the front foot over the long-off boundary\n Kamboj to Marsh, no run not as full now and Marsh stays in his crease and dabs towards point\n Kamboj to Marsh, 1 run good length on off again, no room for Marsh to free those monstrously strong arms, he plays a rather deft dab into the covers for a single RUNS 1506 OUTS 57 4s\/6s 162\/93 SR 141.67 AVE 26.42\n Kamboj to Pooran, FOUR runs Pooran's had enough sighters, he lines up a pretty good length ball and swings across the line, not the greatest connection but he's placed it into the gap on the square leg boundary\n Kamboj to Pooran, no run goes around the wicket and angles the ball into the left-hander, Pooran stays in his crease and drives to point\n Kamboj to Pooran, OUT huge appeal for lbw turned down, Kamboj is imploring the umpire with no luck. Dhoni eventually takes the review. Kamboj bowled a much fuller ball angling into Pooran who tried to swing across the line and missed. That looks good and DRS returns three reds! That's hitting leg stump with the angle into the left-hander from around the wicket and Pooran has got to go \n Khaleel Ahmed to Marsh, no run over the wicket, angling across the right hander, Marsh lets it go again, his fourth leave of the innings\n Khaleel Ahmed to Marsh, FOUR runs swings the short of a length ball off his hips and beats Kamboj running to his right at long leg\n Khaleel Ahmed to Marsh, SIX runs over deep midwicket this time! Lots of hang time on this ball and it clears the boundary comfortably. Khaleel pitched up on leg and middle stump and Marsh planted his front foot forward and lofted it powerfully\n Khaleel Ahmed to Marsh, 1 run pushed into the covers for a single Chants of CSK, CSK ring around the stadium in Lucknow as Pant prepares to face his first ball. Slip in place.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Pant, no run another leave from an LSG batter tonight, Pant moves forward and shoulders arms to a good length ball outside off\n Khaleel Ahmed to Pant, no run punched crisply to mid-on off the front foot to end the over\n Kamboj to Marsh, 1 run clipped off the pads, Pathirana did well to dive to his right to cut it off at short fine leg, else he would have had some chasing to do\n Kamboj to Pant, FOUR runs shot! Length ball and Pant dismisses it from his presence with a powerful swing across the line, one-bounce four to square leg\n Kamboj to Pant, 1 run opens the face and guides a length ball towards third man for a single\n Kamboj to Marsh, 1 run Marsh moves forward and across and punches one that angles into him towards long on for a single\n Kamboj to Pant, 1 run quick single, very quick, Pant has to hurry! He was on the move as he pushed the full ball towards mid of and set off immediately, in the end there was no direct hit\n Kamboj to Marsh, no run played into the covers, LSG finish the powerplay with only 42. CSK have exceeded expectations so far tonight.\n Overton to Pant, 1 run pulled along the ground to deep square leg for one more LSG batters left alone 6 deliveries in the powerplay today, the most by a team in IPL since 2023, says one of our stats men Namooh Shah.\n Overton to Marsh, 1 run driven to long on for another single\n Overton to Pant, SIX runs that's in the stands beyond deep third, and that's been dispatched via some sort of a reverse scoop. Make great connection, and some signs of vintage Pant tonight\n Overton to Pant, 2 runs Pathirana shows off his football skills on the fine leg to cut off the boundary, Pant had got inside the line and pulled the ball along the ground Rishabh Pant vs CSK in T20s INNS 12 RUNS 391 SR 157.66 AVE 48.87\n Overton to Pant, 1 run played off the hips behind square for a single\n Overton to Marsh, no run cramped for room on the cut and he bottom edges the ball into the ground towards Dhoni\n Jadeja to Pant, 1 run dragged short outside off, Pant stays in his crease and cuts towards deep point\n Jadeja to Marsh, FOUR runs that is some adjustment from Marsh! He looked like he was backing away to hammer the ball but it came on to him slowly, he then waited for the ball and drove it so smoothly to the cover boundary\n Jadeja to Marsh, 1 run played to deep cover again for just the single this time\n Jadeja to Pant, FOUR runs Pant is ticking today, goes back in his crease and brings his hands down quickly to cut the ball hard and fine of the fielder at deep third\n Jadeja to Pant, no run misses the slog sweep this time, tried to drag it from wide outside off and came on to him too slowly\n Jadeja to Pant, no run played back to the bowler watchfully\n Noor Ahmad to Marsh, 1 wide bowled very wide outside off at serious pace! Marsh lets it go\n Noor Ahmad to Marsh, no run swings hard at one that angles across him from over the wicket and misses it completely\n Noor Ahmad to Marsh, no run wide again outside off, Marsh tries to slam it through the off side and misses again, Noor is firing it through quick\n Noor Ahmad to Marsh, 1 run pulled to deep square leg for a single, that was a straighter line\n Noor Ahmad to Pant, 1 run slower pace to Pant who nudges off his pads for a single to midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Marsh, 1 run wicket to wicket line, Marsh hangs back and pulls to deep midwicket. Noor's speeds have been between 97 and 100 kph\n Noor Ahmad to Pant, 1 run leans across his stumps and flicks a fuller ball through midwicket\n Jadeja to Pant, FOUR runs that's a lucky break for Pant, he's bottom edged the sweep from wide outside off between Dhoni's legs for a boundary\n Jadeja to Pant, 1 run gets down on one knee and slog sweeps behind square this time Mitchell Marsh vs Ravindra Jadeja BALLS 26 RUNS 23 OUTS 2 SR 88.46 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Jadeja to Marsh, OUT bowled him! How many times have you seen this from Jadeja before? Skids the ball in off a good length into the right-hander from around the wicket. Wasn't short enough to pull; Marsh missed it and heard it crash into his stumps \n Jadeja to Badoni, no run Jadeja aborts the appeal because there is an inside edge on to the pad, Badoni had such a tentative poke at that\n Jadeja to Badoni, FOUR runs oh my! Nothing tentative about this! Dances down the pitch and lofts the ball inside out to the cover boundary\n Jadeja to Badoni, 1 run pushed through midwicket for a single to end the over","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Badoni","Markram","Marsh","Pant","Pooran"],"Runs":[5.0,6.0,30.0,28.0,8.0],"Balls_Faced":[3,6,25,17,9],"Fours":[1,1,2,3,2],"Sixes":[0,0,2,1,0],"S\/R":[166.67,100.0,120.0,164.71,88.89],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Tripathi b Ahmed","b Jadeja","Not Out","lbw b Kamboj"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Jadeja","Kamboj","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Overton"],"Balls":[12,18,18,6,6],"Runs_Given":[20.0,20.0,22.0,5.0,11.0],"Wickets":[1,1,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,3.0,3.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Markram, no run .length ball on a wicket to wicket line from over the wicket from the left-armer, Markram .meets it on the front foot and defends with a straight bat on the leg side\nKhaleel Ahmed to Markram, no run .shorter length, wider outside off, slanting across the right-hander ... Markram has a .swish at it but the ball passes under the bottom of the bat\nKhaleel Ahmed to Markram, FOUR runs .not much bounce in this pitch so far, Markram stays back and uses the width outside .off to drive the ball from his crease through the covers, LSG are away .A sweeper goes out after that boundary.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Markram, no run .straighter line, wicket to wicket, Markram plays it back to the bowler\nKhaleel Ahmed to Markram, 2 runs .wide again outside off, Markram goes back and across and cuts to wide third man, that .sweeper comes into play immediately - Rachin makes a diving save!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Markram, OUT .What a catch that is! Rahul Tripathi has brought the CSK fans to life in this crowd with a .sensational catch. Markram tried to whip a straight ball that was angling across him .towards the leg side and got a leading edge that went miles in the air over point. .Tripathi tracked back at top speed and judged it to perfection, lunging to grab it as it fell .over his head. Is that the inspiration CSK need tonight? .Aiden Markram c Tripathi b Ahmed 6 (6b 1x4 0x6 4m) SR: 100\nKamboj to Marsh, no run .good length outside off with some shape away from the right-hander, Marsh lets it go\nKamboj to Marsh, no run .two leaves in a row! Good length outside off again and Marsh continues to have a .sighter\nKamboj to Marsh, no run .three leaves in a row now, something's got to give now surely. Marsh came forward a bit .this time and then shouldered arms\nKamboj to Marsh, no run .tight line and length outside off with some movement away from Marsh, he prods at it .off the front foot towards point\nKamboj to Marsh, 1 run .nudged towards mid-on for a quick single, a disciplined start from the youngster .Kamboj\nKamboj to Pooran, no run .now Pooran lets it go as the ball slants across him from short of a length ... four leaves .in this over. LSG batters trying to suss this pitch out before deciding their approach?\nKhaleel Ahmed to Marsh, 1 run .short of a length at the body from over the wicket, the ball doesn't get too high, Marsh .moves across his crease and swivel pulls off his hips towards long leg\nKhaleel Ahmed to Pooran, no run .length ball outside off, Pooran stays in his crease and defends on the off side\nKhaleel Ahmed to Pooran, no run .Okay I haven't seen these many leaves in the IPL in a long time. This one wasn't .technically a leave, Pooran began to drive at it and then kind of aborted the shot as the .ball was wide outside off\nKhaleel Ahmed to Pooran, FOUR runs .not convincing! not convincing at all from Pooran but such is life for the bowlers these .days that it has gone for four to the fine leg boundary. Pooran slogged at a short of a .length ball outside off, aiming for deep midwicket, but top edged it\nKhaleel Ahmed to Pooran, no run .has a wild swipe at a length ball wide outside off without moving his feet and makes no .contact\nKhaleel Ahmed to Pooran, no run .135 kph on a good length just outside off stump, Pooran stays in his crease and tries to .play a cut-drive and misses. CSK have made a really good start, and this pitch doesn't .seem to be a batting beauty so far\nKamboj to Marsh, SIX runs .first six of the game, Marsh launches the length ball on the up off the front foot over the .long-off boundary\nKamboj to Marsh, no run .not as full now and Marsh stays in his crease and dabs towards point\nKamboj to Marsh, 1 run .good length on off again, no room for Marsh to free those monstrously strong arms, he .plays a rather deft dab into the covers for a single . .Nicholas Pooran in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1506 .OUTS .57 .4s\/6s .162\/93 .SR .141.67 .AVE .26.42\nKamboj to Pooran, FOUR runs .Pooran's had enough sighters, he lines up a pretty good length ball and swings across .the line, not the greatest connection but he's placed it into the gap on the square leg .boundary\nKamboj to Pooran, no run .goes around the wicket and angles the ball into the left-hander, Pooran stays in his .crease and drives to point\nKamboj to Pooran, OUT .huge appeal for lbw turned down, Kamboj is imploring the umpire with no luck. Dhoni .eventually takes the review. Kamboj bowled a much fuller ball angling into Pooran who .tried to swing across the line and missed. That looks good and DRS returns three reds! .That's hitting leg stump with the angle into the left-hander from around the wicket and .Pooran has got to go .Nicholas Pooran lbw b Kamboj 8 (9b 2x4 0x6 15m) SR: 88.88\nKhaleel Ahmed to Marsh, no run .over the wicket, angling across the right hander, Marsh lets it go again, his fourth leave .of the innings\nKhaleel Ahmed to Marsh, FOUR runs .swings the short of a length ball off his hips and beats Kamboj running to his right at .long leg\nKhaleel Ahmed to Marsh, SIX runs .over deep midwicket this time! Lots of hang time on this ball and it clears the boundary .comfortably. Khaleel pitched up on leg and middle stump and Marsh planted his front .foot forward and lofted it powerfully\nKhaleel Ahmed to Marsh, 1 run .pushed into the covers for a single .Chants of CSK, CSK ring around the stadium in Lucknow as Pant prepares to face his .first ball. Slip in place.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Pant, no run .another leave from an LSG batter tonight, Pant moves forward and shoulders arms to a .good length ball outside off\nKhaleel Ahmed to Pant, no run .punched crisply to mid-on off the front foot to end the over\nKamboj to Marsh, 1 run .clipped off the pads, Pathirana did well to dive to his right to cut it off at short fine leg, .else he would have had some chasing to do\nKamboj to Pant, FOUR runs .shot! Length ball and Pant dismisses it from his presence with a powerful swing across .the line, one-bounce four to square leg\nKamboj to Pant, 1 run .opens the face and guides a length ball towards third man for a single\nKamboj to Marsh, 1 run .Marsh moves forward and across and punches one that angles into him towards long .on for a single\nKamboj to Pant, 1 run .quick single, very quick, Pant has to hurry! He was on the move as he pushed the full .ball towards mid of and set off immediately, in the end there was no direct hit\nKamboj to Marsh, no run .played into the covers, LSG finish the powerplay with only 42. CSK have exceeded .expectations so far tonight.\nOverton to Pant, 1 run .pulled along the ground to deep square leg for one more .LSG batters left alone 6 deliveries in the powerplay today, the most by a team in IPL .since 2023, says one of our stats men Namooh Shah.\nOverton to Marsh, 1 run .driven to long on for another single\nOverton to Pant, SIX runs .that's in the stands beyond deep third, and that's been dispatched via some sort of a .reverse scoop. Make great connection, and some signs of vintage Pant tonight\nOverton to Pant, 2 runs .Pathirana shows off his football skills on the fine leg to cut off the boundary, Pant had .got inside the line and pulled the ball along the ground . .Rishabh Pant vs CSK in T20s .INNS .12 .RUNS .391 .SR .157.66 .AVE .48.87\nOverton to Pant, 1 run .played off the hips behind square for a single\nOverton to Marsh, no run .cramped for room on the cut and he bottom edges the ball into the ground towards .Dhoni\nJadeja to Pant, 1 run .dragged short outside off, Pant stays in his crease and cuts towards deep point\nJadeja to Marsh, FOUR runs .that is some adjustment from Marsh! He looked like he was backing away to hammer .the ball but it came on to him slowly, he then waited for the ball and drove it so .smoothly to the cover boundary\nJadeja to Marsh, 1 run .played to deep cover again for just the single this time\nJadeja to Pant, FOUR runs .Pant is ticking today, goes back in his crease and brings his hands down quickly to cut .the ball hard and fine of the fielder at deep third\nJadeja to Pant, no run .misses the slog sweep this time, tried to drag it from wide outside off and came on to .him too slowly\nJadeja to Pant, no run .played back to the bowler watchfully\nNoor Ahmad to Marsh, 1 wide .bowled very wide outside off at serious pace! Marsh lets it go\nNoor Ahmad to Marsh, no run .swings hard at one that angles across him from over the wicket and misses it .completely\nNoor Ahmad to Marsh, no run .wide again outside off, Marsh tries to slam it through the off side and misses again, .Noor is firing it through quick\nNoor Ahmad to Marsh, 1 run .pulled to deep square leg for a single, that was a straighter line\nNoor Ahmad to Pant, 1 run .slower pace to Pant who nudges off his pads for a single to midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Marsh, 1 run .wicket to wicket line, Marsh hangs back and pulls to deep midwicket. Noor's speeds .have been between 97 and 100 kph\nNoor Ahmad to Pant, 1 run .leans across his stumps and flicks a fuller ball through midwicket\nJadeja to Pant, FOUR runs .that's a lucky break for Pant, he's bottom edged the sweep from wide outside off .between Dhoni's legs for a boundary\nJadeja to Pant, 1 run .gets down on one knee and slog sweeps behind square this time . .Mitchell Marsh vs Ravindra Jadeja .BALLS .26 .RUNS .23 .OUTS .2 .SR .88.46 .4s\/6s .2\/0\nJadeja to Marsh, OUT .bowled him! How many times have you seen this from Jadeja before? Skids the ball in .off a good length into the right-hander from around the wicket. Wasn't short enough to .pull; Marsh missed it and heard it crash into his stumps .Mitchell Marsh b Jadeja 30 (25b 2x4 2x6 46m) SR: 120\nJadeja to Badoni, no run .Jadeja aborts the appeal because there is an inside edge on to the pad, Badoni had .such a tentative poke at that\nJadeja to Badoni, FOUR runs .oh my! Nothing tentative about this! Dances down the pitch and lofts the ball inside out .to the cover boundary\nJadeja to Badoni, 1 run .pushed through midwicket for a single to end the over\nNoor Ahmad to Badoni, 1 run .leans forward and nudges the ball off the pads for a single\nNoor Ahmad to Pant, 1 run .played behind square for a single, that was slog swept from outside off\nNoor Ahmad to Badoni, no run .Badoni sweeps but can't beat short fine leg\nNoor Ahmad to Badoni, 1 run .nudged off the front foot towards point for a single\nNoor Ahmad to Pant, no run .was that an edge? Pant went back and cut the ball and Dhoni didn't catch it. There was .a sound on that one, but not sure of the edge yet. Indeed there was, big edge, big .deflection so it was a really tough chance\nNoor Ahmad to Pant, no run .he shaped up to slog sweep but then saw the line was too wide and the length wasn't .full enough and ended up dabbing to short third\nOverton to Badoni, no run .Overton bowls a floater short of a length and wide outside off, Badoni thinks about .reaching for it but lets it go in the end\nOverton to Badoni, 1 run .fuller ball and on a straighter line, Badoni opens the face to drive the ball through point\nOverton to Pant, 1 bye .backs away and swipes at one that angles across him but misses, Dhoni misses the .take as well as the ball bounces in front of him\nOverton to Badoni, no run .good length outside off, slower delivery, Badoni tries to slog across the line and misses\nOverton to Badoni, SIX runs .superb contact this time! Too full with plenty of width outside off, Badoni frees his arms .and launches the ball over the cover boundary\nOverton to Badoni, SIX runs .this is superb batting, Overton overcompensates this time by going straighter, Badoni is .ready and waiting, moving inside the line of the ball and towards the off and hoisting it .high and far over the fine leg boundary\nPathirana to Pant, FOUR runs .full and wide outside off, Pant drills the ball hard along the ground to the cover .boundary, his back leg seemed to skid a touch as he made contact with the ball but the .connection was sweet\nPathirana to Pant, no run .played back to the bowler, no width from Pathirana this time\nPathirana to Pant, 1 run .dabbed from the crease to deep third for a single\nPathirana to Badoni, no run .bouncer, perhaps the first one today? Badoni sways out of the way\nPathirana to Badoni, 1 wide .Pathirana raises his hand in half an appeal but the umpire isn't having it ... short ball .down leg side, Badoni tried to pull but missed\nPathirana to Badoni, (no ball) .spooned straight to deep third and CSK have another breakthrough! Badoni reached for .the short and wide ball outside off, he had to really stretch for it and then opened the .face to try and upper cut it. One hand came off the bat as he made contact and he didn't .time it at all. But hang on, they are checking something. Likely whether this was the third .ball above shoulder height in the over. Pathirana is allowed two such balls but this is .indeed the third! It's a no-ball, so LSG have a free hit coming up. Michael Gough, the TV .umpire, rules it was just above shoulder height.\nPathirana to Badoni, 1 run .fuller ball outside off, driven from inside his crease towards deep point\nPathirana to Pant, no run .slower ball around middle and off from over the wicket, Pant plays it towards cover\nJadeja to Badoni, no run .lbw! And Badoni reviews. He tried to reverse sweep one that angled into him from .around the wicket and missed. That's hit him just above the knee roll on the front pad. .Looks close. Ultra Edge is taking a while and when it arrives it indicates a small slike as .the ball passes the bottom of the glove before it hits the pad. It's a really small spike but .it's enough to save Badoni\nJadeja to Badoni, 1 run .pushed close on the leg side for a quick single, Jadeja rushes through but misses the .direct hit at the bowler's end\nJadeja to Pant, 1 run .goes back and works the ball off the pads through midwicket\nJadeja to Badoni, OUT .this time there's no question he's out! Stumped by the proverbial mile. Came down the .pitch too early, far too early. Too easy for Jadeja to shorten his length and fire it quick .and wide past the reach of the right-hander. Dhoni had so much time he could have .stumped him multiple times. Oh my what now?? Badoni is waiting on the boundary edge .as they wait to see if Dhoni has collected the ball in front of the stumps, in which case it .would be another no-ball! Surely he can't get this lucky! He doesn't, Dhoni's gloves are .fine and Jadeja is just relieved. .Ayush Badoni st \u2020Dhoni b Jadeja 22 (17b 1x4 2x6 24m) SR: 129.41\nJadeja to Abdul Samad, 1 run .worked off the pads from inside his crease through midwicket\nJadeja to Pant, 1 run .bowled short outside off, angling into the left-hander from over the wicket, Pant pulls to .deep midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Pant, no run .tosses up a full ball outside off, Pant backed away towards leg and yorked himself, .thankfully for him it was not on the stumps\nNoor Ahmad to Pant, no run .tries to nudge off his pads but misses\nNoor Ahmad to Pant, 1 run .tossed up on off stump, driven to long off for a single\nNoor Ahmad to Abdul Samad, 1 run .pokes from the crease at a ball that drifts across him from over the wicket, outside edge .to short third where the fielder dives to cut it off\nNoor Ahmad to Pant, no run .that's so close! Pant cuts the ball front right in front of his stumps and bottom edges it .towards short third\nNoor Ahmad to Pant, no run .tries to cut a quick one outside off but misses\nPathirana to Abdul Samad, 1 run .driven down the ground for a single, low full toss at the stumps that was . .Rishabh Pant vs Matheesha Pathirana .BALLS .21 .RUNS .38 .OUTS .2 .SR .180.95 .4s\/6s .6\/1\nPathirana to Pant, no run .140 kph dug into the pitch short of a length, Pant mis-times the pull to midwicket, the .ball is definitely not coming on to the bat now\nPathirana to Pant, 1 run .quick single, Pant has to hurry but makes it. He dug one out of the blockhole and Samad .called him through for the single, Pathirana did the fielding and throwing himself\nPathirana to Abdul Samad, no run .short ball outside off, and Samad misses the pull, was no where close to making .contact there\nPathirana to Abdul Samad, SIX runs .he's hammered this though! Pathirana went fuller and outside off, Samad cleared his .front leg and slammed the ball flat and far over deep cover\nPathirana to Abdul Samad, 1 run .short ball, pulled to deep backward square where Vijay Shankar makes good ground to .his right to prevent the boundary\nNoor Ahmad to Abdul Samad, 1 run .swings across the line, along the ground to deep midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Pant, no run .Pant tries to slog sweep but loses balance and falls over in his crease, the ball hits him .on the pad\nNoor Ahmad to Pant, no run .backs away and punches the ball into the covers, can't find the gap\nNoor Ahmad to Pant, no run .oh Pant is struggling now, misses another slog sweep and gets hit on the body, the ball .falls close and in front of the stumps on the leg side, Dhoni collects and back hands it .on to the stumps, but Pant grounded his bat in time . .Rishabh Pant vs Noor Ahmad .BALLS .29 .RUNS .25 .OUTS .0 .SR .86.20 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nNoor Ahmad to Pant, no run .once again he can't find the gap at cover with the cut, Pant is stagnating at the death\nNoor Ahmad to Pant, 2 runs .Noor Ahmad ends a fabulous spell, just 13 runs conceded in four overs. Pant pulls the .last ball towards deep square and Vijay Shankar has to run to his left to cut off the .boundary\nPathirana to Abdul Samad, 2 wide .the yorker but it's wide down leg side and Dhoni can't collect cleanly\nPathirana to Pant, SIX runs .finally! Pant dispatches a full and straight ball with a helicoptered whip off the pads over .the wide long-on boundary. That was pace-on from Pathirana and a half-volley too\nPathirana to Pant, 2 runs .aiming for the blockhole again but doesn't quite hit it, Pant drills the ball through covers\nPathirana to Pant, SIX runs .one hand comes off the bat as he makes contact with the pull but the contact is sweet .enough to send the ball into the stands beyond deep midwicket, brings up a fifty with .that shot. Pant's found some power now when LSG really need it\nPathirana to Pant, no run .dug in short just outside leg, Pant moved across his stumps and then lets it go, the .umpire doesn't call it wide\nPathirana to Pant, 1 run .tries to slam the ball over midwicket but gets a toe end to cover, direct hit at the .bowler's end and Pant was out by a long way, missed though\nPathirana to Abdul Samad, 1 leg bye .full and slanting into the pads, Samad can't make contact and they run a leg bye .towards midwicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abdul Samad, 2 runs .length ball on leg, slanting across the right-hander from over the wicket, Samad moves .across and swings to long leg\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abdul Samad, 1 run .flat-batted from the crease down the ground for just the single\nKhaleel Ahmed to Pant, SIX runs .length ball with pace on, and pace on is not the way to go on this pitch. Pant gets under .it and launches the ball high and far over the straight boundary\nKhaleel Ahmed to Pant, no run .pace off this time, and much more effective. Pant moves outside the off stump to try .and scoop and misses the connection\nKhaleel Ahmed to Pant, 1 run .top-edged pull, a tough chance for the fielder running back from mid-off and he drops it, .Shaik Rasheed it was\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abdul Samad, SIX runs .pace-on and the short ball disappears, there was enough width for Samad to free his .arms and pull the ball over the deep square leg boundary\nPathirana to Pant, 1 wide .sprayed wide outside off, surely that's a wide? The umpire hasn't called it. Pant reviews .and gets the wide decision in his favour. I think Pant wants it called a no-ball because it .pitched off the cut strip, but that was past the batter.\nPathirana to Pant, 1 run .squeezed out from the blockhole to deep point for a single\nPathirana to Abdul Samad, 1 wide, OUT .full and down leg side, they try and steal a bye but Dhoni's not having it. He moves to his .left and collects the ball and lobs it over the sprinting Samad to hit the stumps direct, .that's lovely from MSD .Abdul Samad run out (\u2020Dhoni) 20 (11b 0x4 2x6 28m) SR: 181.81\nPathirana to Thakur, 1 wide .full and down leg side once again, Pathirana not landing his yorkers\nPathirana to Thakur, no run .Shardul swipes at a good length ball outside off and misses .Miller watches on from the other end. Hasn't faced a ball.\nPathirana to Thakur, 1 wide .Sprays it wide outside off this time, Shardul reaches for it but it's too far away\nPathirana to Thakur, 2 runs .short of a length and straight, Shardul swings it into the gap at deep midwicket and they .come back for the second, Miller won't have the strike\nPathirana to Thakur, FOUR runs .Shardul finds the boundary, via a top-edged pull, tried to swipe that from outside off .stump but there's no fielder behind the keeper\nPathirana to Thakur, OUT .a slower ball at the stumps, Shardul stays in his crease and spoons the catch to mid-off, .LSG have been restricted to their lowest total this season .Shardul Thakur c Rasheed b Pathirana 6 (4b 1x4 0x6 4m) SR: 150","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs LSG, 30th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Markram, no run length ball on a wicket to wicket line from over the wicket from the left-armer, Markram meets it on the front foot and defends with a straight bat on the leg side\n Khaleel Ahmed to Markram, no run shorter length, wider outside off, slanting across the right-hander.. Markram has a swish at it but the ball passes under the bottom of the bat\n Khaleel Ahmed to Markram, FOUR runs not much bounce in this pitch so far, Markram stays back and uses the width outside off to drive the ball from his crease through the covers, LSG are away A sweeper goes out after that boundary.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Markram, no run straighter line, wicket to wicket, Markram plays it back to the bowler\n Khaleel Ahmed to Markram, 2 runs wide again outside off, Markram goes back and across and cuts to wide third man, that sweeper comes into play immediately - Rachin makes a diving save!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Markram, OUT What a catch that is! Rahul Tripathi has brought the CSK fans to life in this crowd with a sensational catch. Markram tried to whip a straight ball that was angling across him towards the leg side and got a leading edge that went miles in the air over point. Tripathi tracked back at top speed and judged it to perfection, lunging to grab it as it fell over his head. Is that the inspiration CSK need tonight? \n Kamboj to Marsh, no run good length outside off with some shape away from the right-hander, Marsh lets it go\n Kamboj to Marsh, no run two leaves in a row! Good length outside off again and Marsh continues to have a sighter\n Kamboj to Marsh, no run three leaves in a row now, something's got to give now surely. Marsh came forward a bit this time and then shouldered arms\n Kamboj to Marsh, no run tight line and length outside off with some movement away from Marsh, he prods at it off the front foot towards point\n Kamboj to Marsh, 1 run nudged towards mid-on for a quick single, a disciplined start from the youngster Kamboj\n Kamboj to Pooran, no run now Pooran lets it go as the ball slants across him from short of a length.. four leaves in this over. LSG batters trying to suss this pitch out before deciding their approach?\n Khaleel Ahmed to Marsh, 1 run short of a length at the body from over the wicket, the ball doesn't get too high, Marsh moves across his crease and swivel pulls off his hips towards long leg\n Khaleel Ahmed to Pooran, no run length ball outside off, Pooran stays in his crease and defends on the off side\n Khaleel Ahmed to Pooran, no run Okay I haven't seen these many leaves in the IPL in a long time. This one wasn't technically a leave, Pooran began to drive at it and then kind of aborted the shot as the ball was wide outside off\n Khaleel Ahmed to Pooran, FOUR runs not convincing! not convincing at all from Pooran but such is life for the bowlers these days that it has gone for four to the fine leg boundary. Pooran slogged at a short of a length ball outside off, aiming for deep midwicket, but top edged it\n Khaleel Ahmed to Pooran, no run has a wild swipe at a length ball wide outside off without moving his feet and makes no contact\n Khaleel Ahmed to Pooran, no run 135 kph on a good length just outside off stump, Pooran stays in his crease and tries to play a cut-drive and misses. CSK have made a really good start, and this pitch doesn't seem to be a batting beauty so far\n Kamboj to Marsh, SIX runs first six of the game, Marsh launches the length ball on the up off the front foot over the long-off boundary\n Kamboj to Marsh, no run not as full now and Marsh stays in his crease and dabs towards point\n Kamboj to Marsh, 1 run good length on off again, no room for Marsh to free those monstrously strong arms, he plays a rather deft dab into the covers for a single RUNS 1506 OUTS 57 4s\/6s 162\/93 SR 141.67 AVE 26.42\n Kamboj to Pooran, FOUR runs Pooran's had enough sighters, he lines up a pretty good length ball and swings across the line, not the greatest connection but he's placed it into the gap on the square leg boundary\n Kamboj to Pooran, no run goes around the wicket and angles the ball into the left-hander, Pooran stays in his crease and drives to point\n Kamboj to Pooran, OUT huge appeal for lbw turned down, Kamboj is imploring the umpire with no luck. Dhoni eventually takes the review. Kamboj bowled a much fuller ball angling into Pooran who tried to swing across the line and missed. That looks good and DRS returns three reds! That's hitting leg stump with the angle into the left-hander from around the wicket and Pooran has got to go \n Khaleel Ahmed to Marsh, no run over the wicket, angling across the right hander, Marsh lets it go again, his fourth leave of the innings\n Khaleel Ahmed to Marsh, FOUR runs swings the short of a length ball off his hips and beats Kamboj running to his right at long leg\n Khaleel Ahmed to Marsh, SIX runs over deep midwicket this time! Lots of hang time on this ball and it clears the boundary comfortably. Khaleel pitched up on leg and middle stump and Marsh planted his front foot forward and lofted it powerfully\n Khaleel Ahmed to Marsh, 1 run pushed into the covers for a single Chants of CSK, CSK ring around the stadium in Lucknow as Pant prepares to face his first ball. Slip in place.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Pant, no run another leave from an LSG batter tonight, Pant moves forward and shoulders arms to a good length ball outside off\n Khaleel Ahmed to Pant, no run punched crisply to mid-on off the front foot to end the over\n Kamboj to Marsh, 1 run clipped off the pads, Pathirana did well to dive to his right to cut it off at short fine leg, else he would have had some chasing to do\n Kamboj to Pant, FOUR runs shot! Length ball and Pant dismisses it from his presence with a powerful swing across the line, one-bounce four to square leg\n Kamboj to Pant, 1 run opens the face and guides a length ball towards third man for a single\n Kamboj to Marsh, 1 run Marsh moves forward and across and punches one that angles into him towards long on for a single\n Kamboj to Pant, 1 run quick single, very quick, Pant has to hurry! He was on the move as he pushed the full ball towards mid of and set off immediately, in the end there was no direct hit\n Kamboj to Marsh, no run played into the covers, LSG finish the powerplay with only 42. CSK have exceeded expectations so far tonight.\n Overton to Pant, 1 run pulled along the ground to deep square leg for one more LSG batters left alone 6 deliveries in the powerplay today, the most by a team in IPL since 2023, says one of our stats men Namooh Shah.\n Overton to Marsh, 1 run driven to long on for another single\n Overton to Pant, SIX runs that's in the stands beyond deep third, and that's been dispatched via some sort of a reverse scoop. Make great connection, and some signs of vintage Pant tonight\n Overton to Pant, 2 runs Pathirana shows off his football skills on the fine leg to cut off the boundary, Pant had got inside the line and pulled the ball along the ground Rishabh Pant vs CSK in T20s INNS 12 RUNS 391 SR 157.66 AVE 48.87\n Overton to Pant, 1 run played off the hips behind square for a single\n Overton to Marsh, no run cramped for room on the cut and he bottom edges the ball into the ground towards Dhoni\n Jadeja to Pant, 1 run dragged short outside off, Pant stays in his crease and cuts towards deep point\n Jadeja to Marsh, FOUR runs that is some adjustment from Marsh! He looked like he was backing away to hammer the ball but it came on to him slowly, he then waited for the ball and drove it so smoothly to the cover boundary\n Jadeja to Marsh, 1 run played to deep cover again for just the single this time\n Jadeja to Pant, FOUR runs Pant is ticking today, goes back in his crease and brings his hands down quickly to cut the ball hard and fine of the fielder at deep third\n Jadeja to Pant, no run misses the slog sweep this time, tried to drag it from wide outside off and came on to him too slowly\n Jadeja to Pant, no run played back to the bowler watchfully\n Noor Ahmad to Marsh, 1 wide bowled very wide outside off at serious pace! Marsh lets it go\n Noor Ahmad to Marsh, no run swings hard at one that angles across him from over the wicket and misses it completely\n Noor Ahmad to Marsh, no run wide again outside off, Marsh tries to slam it through the off side and misses again, Noor is firing it through quick\n Noor Ahmad to Marsh, 1 run pulled to deep square leg for a single, that was a straighter line\n Noor Ahmad to Pant, 1 run slower pace to Pant who nudges off his pads for a single to midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Marsh, 1 run wicket to wicket line, Marsh hangs back and pulls to deep midwicket. Noor's speeds have been between 97 and 100 kph\n Noor Ahmad to Pant, 1 run leans across his stumps and flicks a fuller ball through midwicket\n Jadeja to Pant, FOUR runs that's a lucky break for Pant, he's bottom edged the sweep from wide outside off between Dhoni's legs for a boundary\n Jadeja to Pant, 1 run gets down on one knee and slog sweeps behind square this time Mitchell Marsh vs Ravindra Jadeja BALLS 26 RUNS 23 OUTS 2 SR 88.46 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Jadeja to Marsh, OUT bowled him! How many times have you seen this from Jadeja before? Skids the ball in off a good length into the right-hander from around the wicket. Wasn't short enough to pull; Marsh missed it and heard it crash into his stumps \n Jadeja to Badoni, no run Jadeja aborts the appeal because there is an inside edge on to the pad, Badoni had such a tentative poke at that\n Jadeja to Badoni, FOUR runs oh my! Nothing tentative about this! Dances down the pitch and lofts the ball inside out to the cover boundary\n Jadeja to Badoni, 1 run pushed through midwicket for a single to end the over\n Noor Ahmad to Badoni, 1 run leans forward and nudges the ball off the pads for a single\n Noor Ahmad to Pant, 1 run played behind square for a single, that was slog swept from outside off\n Noor Ahmad to Badoni, no run Badoni sweeps but can't beat short fine leg\n Noor Ahmad to Badoni, 1 run nudged off the front foot towards point for a single\n Noor Ahmad to Pant, no run was that an edge? Pant went back and cut the ball and Dhoni didn't catch it. There was a sound on that one, but not sure of the edge yet. Indeed there was, big edge, big deflection so it was a really tough chance\n Noor Ahmad to Pant, no run he shaped up to slog sweep but then saw the line was too wide and the length wasn't full enough and ended up dabbing to short third\n Overton to Badoni, no run Overton bowls a floater short of a length and wide outside off, Badoni thinks about reaching for it but lets it go in the end\n Overton to Badoni, 1 run fuller ball and on a straighter line, Badoni opens the face to drive the ball through point\n Overton to Pant, 1 bye backs away and swipes at one that angles across him but misses, Dhoni misses the take as well as the ball bounces in front of him\n Overton to Badoni, no run good length outside off, slower delivery, Badoni tries to slog across the line and misses\n Overton to Badoni, SIX runs superb contact this time! Too full with plenty of width outside off, Badoni frees his arms and launches the ball over the cover boundary\n Overton to Badoni, SIX runs this is superb batting, Overton overcompensates this time by going straighter, Badoni is ready and waiting, moving inside the line of the ball and towards the off and hoisting it high and far over the fine leg boundary\n Pathirana to Pant, FOUR runs full and wide outside off, Pant drills the ball hard along the ground to the cover boundary, his back leg seemed to skid a touch as he made contact with the ball but the connection was sweet\n Pathirana to Pant, no run played back to the bowler, no width from Pathirana this time\n Pathirana to Pant, 1 run dabbed from the crease to deep third for a single\n Pathirana to Badoni, no run bouncer, perhaps the first one today? Badoni sways out of the way\n Pathirana to Badoni, 1 wide Pathirana raises his hand in half an appeal but the umpire isn't having it.. short ball down leg side, Badoni tried to pull but missed\n spooned straight to deep third and CSK have another breakthrough! Badoni reached for the short and wide ball outside off, he had to really stretch for it and then opened the face to try and upper cut it. One hand came off the bat as he made contact and he didn't time it at all. But hang on, they are checking something. Likely whether this was the third ball above shoulder height in the over. Pathirana is allowed two such balls but this is indeed the third! It's a no-ball, so LSG have a free hit coming up. Michael Gough, the TV umpire, rules it was just above shoulder height.\n Pathirana to Badoni, 1 run fuller ball outside off, driven from inside his crease towards deep point\n Pathirana to Pant, no run slower ball around middle and off from over the wicket, Pant plays it towards cover\n Jadeja to Badoni, no run lbw! And Badoni reviews. He tried to reverse sweep one that angled into him from around the wicket and missed. That's hit him just above the knee roll on the front pad. Looks close. Ultra Edge is taking a while and when it arrives it indicates a small slike as the ball passes the bottom of the glove before it hits the pad. It's a really small spike but it's enough to save Badoni\n Jadeja to Badoni, 1 run pushed close on the leg side for a quick single, Jadeja rushes through but misses the direct hit at the bowler's end\n Jadeja to Pant, 1 run goes back and works the ball off the pads through midwicket\n Jadeja to Badoni, OUT this time there's no question he's out! Stumped by the proverbial mile. Came down the pitch too early, far too early. Too easy for Jadeja to shorten his length and fire it quick and wide past the reach of the right-hander. Dhoni had so much time he could have stumped him multiple times. Oh my what now?? Badoni is waiting on the boundary edge as they wait to see if Dhoni has collected the ball in front of the stumps, in which case it would be another no-ball! Surely he can't get this lucky! He doesn't, Dhoni's gloves are fine and Jadeja is just relieved. \n Jadeja to Abdul Samad, 1 run worked off the pads from inside his crease through midwicket\n Jadeja to Pant, 1 run bowled short outside off, angling into the left-hander from over the wicket, Pant pulls to deep midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Pant, no run tosses up a full ball outside off, Pant backed away towards leg and yorked himself, thankfully for him it was not on the stumps\n Noor Ahmad to Pant, no run tries to nudge off his pads but misses\n Noor Ahmad to Pant, 1 run tossed up on off stump, driven to long off for a single\n Noor Ahmad to Abdul Samad, 1 run pokes from the crease at a ball that drifts across him from over the wicket, outside edge to short third where the fielder dives to cut it off\n Noor Ahmad to Pant, no run that's so close! Pant cuts the ball front right in front of his stumps and bottom edges it towards short third\n Noor Ahmad to Pant, no run tries to cut a quick one outside off but misses\n Pathirana to Abdul Samad, 1 run driven down the ground for a single, low full toss at the stumps that was Rishabh Pant vs Matheesha Pathirana BALLS 21 RUNS 38 OUTS 2 SR 180.95 4s\/6s 6\/1\n Pathirana to Pant, no run 140 kph dug into the pitch short of a length, Pant mis-times the pull to midwicket, the ball is definitely not coming on to the bat now\n Pathirana to Pant, 1 run quick single, Pant has to hurry but makes it. He dug one out of the blockhole and Samad called him through for the single, Pathirana did the fielding and throwing himself\n Pathirana to Abdul Samad, no run short ball outside off, and Samad misses the pull, was no where close to making contact there\n Pathirana to Abdul Samad, SIX runs he's hammered this though! Pathirana went fuller and outside off, Samad cleared his front leg and slammed the ball flat and far over deep cover\n Pathirana to Abdul Samad, 1 run short ball, pulled to deep backward square where Vijay Shankar makes good ground to his right to prevent the boundary\n Noor Ahmad to Abdul Samad, 1 run swings across the line, along the ground to deep midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Pant, no run Pant tries to slog sweep but loses balance and falls over in his crease, the ball hits him on the pad\n Noor Ahmad to Pant, no run backs away and punches the ball into the covers, can't find the gap\n Noor Ahmad to Pant, no run oh Pant is struggling now, misses another slog sweep and gets hit on the body, the ball falls close and in front of the stumps on the leg side, Dhoni collects and back hands it on to the stumps, but Pant grounded his bat in time Rishabh Pant vs Noor Ahmad BALLS 29 RUNS 25 OUTS 0 SR 86.20 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Noor Ahmad to Pant, no run once again he can't find the gap at cover with the cut, Pant is stagnating at the death\n Noor Ahmad to Pant, 2 runs Noor Ahmad ends a fabulous spell, just 13 runs conceded in four overs. Pant pulls the last ball towards deep square and Vijay Shankar has to run to his left to cut off the boundary\n Pathirana to Abdul Samad, 2 wide the yorker but it's wide down leg side and Dhoni can't collect cleanly\n Pathirana to Pant, SIX runs finally! Pant dispatches a full and straight ball with a helicoptered whip off the pads over the wide long-on boundary. That was pace-on from Pathirana and a half-volley too\n Pathirana to Pant, 2 runs aiming for the blockhole again but doesn't quite hit it, Pant drills the ball through covers\n Pathirana to Pant, SIX runs one hand comes off the bat as he makes contact with the pull but the contact is sweet enough to send the ball into the stands beyond deep midwicket, brings up a fifty with that shot. Pant's found some power now when LSG really need it\n Pathirana to Pant, no run dug in short just outside leg, Pant moved across his stumps and then lets it go, the umpire doesn't call it wide\n Pathirana to Pant, 1 run tries to slam the ball over midwicket but gets a toe end to cover, direct hit at the bowler's end and Pant was out by a long way, missed though\n Pathirana to Abdul Samad, 1 leg bye full and slanting into the pads, Samad can't make contact and they run a leg bye towards midwicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Abdul Samad, 2 runs length ball on leg, slanting across the right-hander from over the wicket, Samad moves across and swings to long leg\n Khaleel Ahmed to Abdul Samad, 1 run flat-batted from the crease down the ground for just the single\n Khaleel Ahmed to Pant, SIX runs length ball with pace on, and pace on is not the way to go on this pitch. Pant gets under it and launches the ball high and far over the straight boundary\n Khaleel Ahmed to Pant, no run pace off this time, and much more effective. Pant moves outside the off stump to try and scoop and misses the connection\n Khaleel Ahmed to Pant, 1 run top-edged pull, a tough chance for the fielder running back from mid-off and he drops it, Shaik Rasheed it was\n Khaleel Ahmed to Abdul Samad, SIX runs pace-on and the short ball disappears, there was enough width for Samad to free his arms and pull the ball over the deep square leg boundary\n Pathirana to Pant, 1 wide sprayed wide outside off, surely that's a wide? The umpire hasn't called it. Pant reviews and gets the wide decision in his favour. I think Pant wants it called a no-ball because it pitched off the cut strip, but that was past the batter.\n Pathirana to Pant, 1 run squeezed out from the blockhole to deep point for a single\n Pathirana to Abdul Samad, 1 wide, OUT full and down leg side, they try and steal a bye but Dhoni's not having it. He moves to his left and collects the ball and lobs it over the sprinting Samad to hit the stumps direct, that's lovely from MSD \n Pathirana to Thakur, 1 wide full and down leg side once again, Pathirana not landing his yorkers\n Pathirana to Thakur, no run Shardul swipes at a good length ball outside off and misses Miller watches on from the other end. Hasn't faced a ball.\n Pathirana to Thakur, 1 wide Sprays it wide outside off this time, Shardul reaches for it but it's too far away\n Pathirana to Thakur, 2 runs short of a length and straight, Shardul swings it into the gap at deep midwicket and they come back for the second, Miller won't have the strike\n Pathirana to Thakur, FOUR runs Shardul finds the boundary, via a top-edged pull, tried to swipe that from outside off stump but there's no fielder behind the keeper\n Pathirana to Thakur, OUT a slower ball at the stumps, Shardul stays in his crease and spoons the catch to mid-off, LSG have been restricted to their lowest total this season ","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abdul Samad","Badoni","Markram","Marsh","Pant","Pooran","Thakur"],"Runs":[20.0,22.0,6.0,30.0,63.0,8.0,6.0],"Balls_Faced":[12,17,6,25,48,9,4],"Fours":[0,1,1,2,4,2,1],"Sixes":[2,2,0,2,4,0,0],"S\/R":[166.67,129.41,100.0,120.0,131.25,88.89,150.0],"dismissal":["run out (\u2020Dhoni)","st \u2020Dhoni b Jadeja","c Tripathi b Ahmed","b Jadeja","Not Out","lbw b Kamboj","c Rasheed b Pathirana"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Jadeja","Kamboj","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Overton","Pathirana"],"Balls":[18,18,24,24,12,24],"Runs_Given":[24.0,20.0,38.0,13.0,24.0,44.0],"Wickets":[2,1,1,0,0,1],"Overs":[3.0,3.0,4.0,4.0,2.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Gurbaz, no run .Some swing first up for Siraj. Back of a length ball that pitches around the sixth stump .and shapes away from Gurbaz who shoulders arms\nSiraj to Gurbaz, no run .Nearly a wicket second ball. Short of a length ball outside off, he charges down the .track looking to pull that away. Can only manage a thick inside-edge that goes perilously .close to off stump\nSiraj to Gurbaz, 1 run .Good length ball just outside off and Gurbaz is off with a quick single to point .Siraj stays over the wicket to Narine with a slip in place . .Sunil Narine vs Mohammed Siraj .BALLS .22 .RUNS .22 .OUTS .2 .SR .100.00 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nSiraj to Narine, 1 leg bye .Follows Narine who is camped outside leg stump and backs away as well. He wears it .on the pad with the ball going towards square leg\nSiraj to Gurbaz, OUT .Oh, that's plumb, isn't it? Siraj is convinced and the umpire's finger is up in an instant. .Will Gurbaz review? Yes, he does after a quick chat with Narine. Was a length ball that .pitched on off and shaped back into Gurbaz catching him in front of middle. Gurbaz .looks to pick this to the on-side, misses and is trapped in front. No bat says the third .umpire, and the tracker confirms the ball would crash into leg stump. Gurbaz goes and .takes a review with him .Rahmanullah Gurbaz lbw b Mohammed Siraj 1 (4b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 25\nSiraj to Rahane, no run .Good length ball outside off with a hint of nibble away from Rahane outside off. He .shoulders arms\nIshant Sharma to Narine, FOUR runs .In the arc for Narine and away the ball goes. Ambling in on a length on middle stump, .Narine clears his front leg and lifts him over mid-on\nIshant Sharma to Narine, 1 run .Back of a length ball on leg stump, he backs away again and pulls to deep backward .square leg .Over the wicket , a slip is around\nIshant Sharma to Rahane, 1 run .Hint of movement for Ishant back into Rahane who defends towards slip\nIshant Sharma to Narine, 1 leg bye .Angles the length ball into Narine following him and cramping him for room. That .seems to be the plan from both bowlers. Narine looks to swing this away, misses and is .hit on the pad . .Ajinkya Rahane vs Ishant Sharma .BALLS .58 .RUNS .65 .OUTS .2 .SR .112.06 .4s\/6s .8\/1\nIshant Sharma to Rahane, FOUR runs .A wristy flick gives Rahane his first boundary for the night. Angling in on leg stump, he .picks this exquisitely over square leg for a four\nIshant Sharma to Rahane, no run .Fullish-length ball around off stump, Rahane presents the full face of this bat and drives .to mid-off\nSiraj to Narine, 1 run .Goes fuller outside off stump. Narine, who is leg side of the ball drives on the up to the .left of cover point for a run\nSiraj to Rahane, no run .On a length around off and middle, he ticks this towards midwicket\nSiraj to Rahane, 2 runs .Picked up for a couple of runs and Washy does well to save two. Back of a length .outside off, he splices it over midwicket, and Washy haring across from deep square leg .does well\nSiraj to Rahane, no run .Sharp short of a good length ball just outside off, he plays a short arm jab to mid-on. .Doesn't time it once more.\nSiraj to Rahane, no run .Another solid on the up punch but for no runs. Was a length ball just around off stump, .he presents the full face of the bat but can't get past mid-off\nSiraj to Rahane, FOUR runs .That's so smartly ramped. Short of a length ball just outside off, he arches back and .deftly gets this in between the 'keeper and short third to end the over on a high .See all photos\nPrasidh to Narine, no run .Big swing and miss. Was a pacy length ball at 144kph outside off. He gets his front leg .out of the way and backs away. Can't lay a bat on that\nPrasidh to Narine, no run .Oh, that's a rising hard-length delivery at 142.3kph around off. Narine steps away .looking to scythe him away. Misses again . .KKR in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .8 .WKTS .12 .RR .9.47 .AVE .35.91\nPrasidh to Narine, 1 run .Fullish in length now on the stumps, he chips this to long-on\nPrasidh to Rahane, FOUR runs .Slapped straight over the bowler's head. Back of a length ball just outside off and he .dismisses this with a flat bat for four .See all photos\nPrasidh to Rahane, no run .Looks for a wild across the line waft, but can't connect. It was in his slot just outside .off, but I think Rahane just went too hard at it.\nPrasidh to Rahane, FOUR runs .UP AND OVER! On a length around off stump. He stays still and gently lofts Prasidh .over mid-off. Minimum of follow-through and a top result.\nSiraj to Narine, FOUR runs .A thigh-high full toss and Narine finally gets him away. Misses his mark completely on .off stump as Narine backs away and heaves this to the left of deep midwicket\nSiraj to Narine, SIX runs .Backs away and tonks this with disdain. A length ball on middle and leg stump. Narine .backs away at the the last moment, frees his arms and sends this soaring over the deep .extra cover fence for the first six of KKR's innings.\nSiraj to Narine, 2 wide .Pace off but that's down leg and they rush through for an extra run. That was a slower .ofcutter down leg.\nSiraj to Rahane, no run .A lifter and Rahane is beaten. Was a pacy short of a good length ball at 135.5kph on off .stump that Rahane looked to carve over covers. Gets nowhere near it\nSiraj to Rahane, 1 run .Mistimed and goes to deep midwicket on the bounce. Siraj stumbles in his follow- .through and is lying sprawling on the floor. Has he hurt himself? Nope just stretches his .leg and he looks good to continue. Was a length ball on off and middle. He was looking .for a pickup shot over the fence, but splices it instead .Deep third is back\nSiraj to Narine, no run .Banged in short following Narine who is backing away big time again. The batter has to .take evasive action\nSiraj to Narine, no run .135kph back of a length ball shaping away from Narine well outside offstump. He .sways outside the line of that.\nRashid Khan to Rahane, no run .Flatter legbreak outside off, he punches to point\nRashid Khan to Rahane, 1 run .A tad bit slower at 86kph on a length on off as he works this to deep midwicket\nRashid Khan to Narine, OUT .A wicket on the the third ball for Rashid. Not his best ball, any stretch of the .imagination. But the W is all Rashid will care about. Short of a length ball down leg .asking to be hit. Narine pulls it, but right of the bottom of the bat and straight to square .leg. Rashid has a smile on his face, and why not! .Sunil Narine c Tewatia b Rashid Khan 17 (13b 2x4 1x6 31m) SR: 130.76\nRashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Flatter and fuller outside off, he drives and gets a thick inside-edge onto pad with the .ball going towards mid-off\nRashid Khan to Rahane, 1 run .On a length on the stumps, he flicks to midwicket .Around the wicket\nRashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Pushes the length ball quicker just outside off, he looks for a sweep, misses and is .rapped on the pad. Think Iyer was just struck outside the line there\nPrasidh to Rahane, 1 wide .Banged in short just outside off, Rahane sways outside the line and that was too short. .Called a wide.\nPrasidh to Rahane, 1 run .Back of a length ball outside off, he carves this to deep point who collects it on the .bounce .Stays over the wicket to Venky Iyer\nPrasidh to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Sharp good length ball on leg stump. Venky Iyer looks for a flick and misses. Is hit on .the pad\nPrasidh to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .A touch slower at 123.5kph on the pad of Venky Iyer, who works this to deep backward .square leg for a run\nPrasidh to Rahane, no run .How's that missed the off pole? Prasidh goes fuller just outside off. Rahane looks to go .down the ground, but is surprised by the length. The ball goes under his bat\nPrasidh to Rahane, 1 run .Good length ball on middle and leg, he works this to deep backward square leg\nPrasidh to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Short again, and Iyer didn't know much about that as he almost chops it on. Rising back .of a length ball on middle, he plays this close to leg stump and Rahane sprints through\nRashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Huge appeal for lbw, not given. Rashid is pleading Gill to take the review and he .convinces him... at the last second. Was a flatter length ball on leg stump. Iyer looks to .work this to the on-side and misses. He is hit on the higher part of his left pad. Where .did that pitch and was it high? No bat, on we go. Pitching in line, impact in line, but the .ball would have just trimmed the top of the middle bail. The umpire's call stands.\nRashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Flatter outside off, he carves this away to deep point\nRashid Khan to Rahane, no run .Darted in on off, he defends this back to the bowler\nRashid Khan to Rahane, 1 run .Fired in on a length on middle, he works this to deep midwicket . .Venkatesh Iyer vs Rashid Khan .BALLS .27 .RUNS .32 .OUTS .1 .SR .118.51 .4s\/6s .1\/1\nRashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Quicker length ball on middle, he defends\nRashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 leg bye .Fired in on leg stump. Iyer looks to pull that away, misses again as the ball hits his pad .and goes towards short fine leg\nSundar to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Darted in on off stump first up. Iyer ticks this to the on-side for a quick run\nSundar to Rahane, 1 run .That kept low outside off. Angles this across Rahane outside off, he has to adjust with .the low bounce and pats to extra cover\nSundar to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Flatter length ball at 101.6kph on middle and leg, he flicks this to deep midwicket for a .run\nSundar to Rahane, 2 runs .Short and wide outside off, he carves this away past short extra cover. That looked to .be going for a certain four before Rashid intercepts haring across to his right from deep .cover and putting in a dive\nSundar to Rahane, 1 run .Darted in on middle and leg, flicked to deep midwicket\nSundar to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs .Backs away to throw Washy off his lengths and then gets back into normal batting .stance on leg stump as he clips the length ball on middle and leg to the left of long-on .for a couple of runs\nSai Kishore to Rahane, 1 run .Brings the stumps into play right away. Flatter on off stump, he tucks this towards short .midwicket .Stays around the wicket\nSai Kishore to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .A hint of grip for Sai Kishore on the length ball on off. Venky Iyer whisks this to long-on\nSai Kishore to Rahane, 2 runs .Floated outside off, he prods forward and chips this inside-out over extra cover. .Washington fumbles and concedes an extra run . .GT in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .8 .WKTS .24 .ECON .8.19 .AVE .25.16\nSai Kishore to Rahane, 1 run .Angles the length ball at 101.9kph on off as Rahane bunts this to long-on\nSai Kishore to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Slower through the air and outside off. He gets decent spin into Venkatesh, who has to .adjust and defends\nSai Kishore to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs .Slightly dragged down on off as Venkatesh hops back and pulls to the left of long-on. .Shahrukh Khan dives and saves two more. No boundary since the fifth over for KKR .Here's Vishal","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs GT, 39th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Gurbaz, no run Some swing first up for Siraj. Back of a length ball that pitches around the sixth stump and shapes away from Gurbaz who shoulders arms\n Siraj to Gurbaz, no run Nearly a wicket second ball. Short of a length ball outside off, he charges down the track looking to pull that away. Can only manage a thick inside-edge that goes perilously close to off stump\n Siraj to Gurbaz, 1 run Good length ball just outside off and Gurbaz is off with a quick single to point Siraj stays over the wicket to Narine with a slip in place Sunil Narine vs Mohammed Siraj BALLS 22 RUNS 22 OUTS 2 SR 100.00 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Siraj to Narine, 1 leg bye Follows Narine who is camped outside leg stump and backs away as well. He wears it on the pad with the ball going towards square leg\n Siraj to Gurbaz, OUT Oh, that's plumb, isn't it? Siraj is convinced and the umpire's finger is up in an instant. Will Gurbaz review? Yes, he does after a quick chat with Narine. Was a length ball that pitched on off and shaped back into Gurbaz catching him in front of middle. Gurbaz looks to pick this to the on-side, misses and is trapped in front. No bat says the third umpire, and the tracker confirms the ball would crash into leg stump. Gurbaz goes and takes a review with him \n Siraj to Rahane, no run Good length ball outside off with a hint of nibble away from Rahane outside off. He shoulders arms\n Ishant Sharma to Narine, FOUR runs In the arc for Narine and away the ball goes. Ambling in on a length on middle stump, Narine clears his front leg and lifts him over mid-on\n Ishant Sharma to Narine, 1 run Back of a length ball on leg stump, he backs away again and pulls to deep backward square leg Over the wicket , a slip is around\n Ishant Sharma to Rahane, 1 run Hint of movement for Ishant back into Rahane who defends towards slip\n Ishant Sharma to Narine, 1 leg bye Angles the length ball into Narine following him and cramping him for room. That seems to be the plan from both bowlers. Narine looks to swing this away, misses and is hit on the pad Ajinkya Rahane vs Ishant Sharma BALLS 58 RUNS 65 OUTS 2 SR 112.06 4s\/6s 8\/1\n Ishant Sharma to Rahane, FOUR runs A wristy flick gives Rahane his first boundary for the night. Angling in on leg stump, he picks this exquisitely over square leg for a four\n Ishant Sharma to Rahane, no run Fullish-length ball around off stump, Rahane presents the full face of this bat and drives to mid-off\n Siraj to Narine, 1 run Goes fuller outside off stump. Narine, who is leg side of the ball drives on the up to the left of cover point for a run\n Siraj to Rahane, no run On a length around off and middle, he ticks this towards midwicket\n Siraj to Rahane, 2 runs Picked up for a couple of runs and Washy does well to save two. Back of a length outside off, he splices it over midwicket, and Washy haring across from deep square leg does well\n Siraj to Rahane, no run Sharp short of a good length ball just outside off, he plays a short arm jab to mid-on. Doesn't time it once more.\n Siraj to Rahane, no run Another solid on the up punch but for no runs. Was a length ball just around off stump, he presents the full face of the bat but can't get past mid-off\n Siraj to Rahane, FOUR runs That's so smartly ramped. Short of a length ball just outside off, he arches back and deftly gets this in between the 'keeper and short third to end the over on a high See all photos\n Prasidh to Narine, no run Big swing and miss. Was a pacy length ball at 144kph outside off. He gets his front leg out of the way and backs away. Can't lay a bat on that\n Prasidh to Narine, no run Oh, that's a rising hard-length delivery at 142.3kph around off. Narine steps away looking to scythe him away. Misses again INNS 8 WKTS 12 RR 9.47 AVE 35.91\n Prasidh to Narine, 1 run Fullish in length now on the stumps, he chips this to long-on\n Prasidh to Rahane, FOUR runs Slapped straight over the bowler's head. Back of a length ball just outside off and he dismisses this with a flat bat for four See all photos\n Prasidh to Rahane, no run Looks for a wild across the line waft, but can't connect. It was in his slot just outside off, but I think Rahane just went too hard at it.\n Prasidh to Rahane, FOUR runs UP AND OVER! On a length around off stump. He stays still and gently lofts Prasidh over mid-off. Minimum of follow-through and a top result.\n Siraj to Narine, FOUR runs A thigh-high full toss and Narine finally gets him away. Misses his mark completely on off stump as Narine backs away and heaves this to the left of deep midwicket\n Siraj to Narine, SIX runs Backs away and tonks this with disdain. A length ball on middle and leg stump. Narine backs away at the the last moment, frees his arms and sends this soaring over the deep extra cover fence for the first six of KKR's innings.\n Siraj to Narine, 2 wide Pace off but that's down leg and they rush through for an extra run. That was a slower ofcutter down leg.\n Siraj to Rahane, no run A lifter and Rahane is beaten. Was a pacy short of a good length ball at 135.5kph on off stump that Rahane looked to carve over covers. Gets nowhere near it\n Siraj to Rahane, 1 run Mistimed and goes to deep midwicket on the bounce. Siraj stumbles in his follow-through and is lying sprawling on the floor. Has he hurt himself? Nope just stretches his leg and he looks good to continue. Was a length ball on off and middle. He was looking for a pickup shot over the fence, but splices it instead Deep third is back\n Siraj to Narine, no run Banged in short following Narine who is backing away big time again. The batter has to take evasive action\n Siraj to Narine, no run 135kph back of a length ball shaping away from Narine well outside offstump. He sways outside the line of that.\n Rashid Khan to Rahane, no run Flatter legbreak outside off, he punches to point\n Rashid Khan to Rahane, 1 run A tad bit slower at 86kph on a length on off as he works this to deep midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Narine, OUT A wicket on the the third ball for Rashid. Not his best ball, any stretch of the imagination. But the W is all Rashid will care about. Short of a length ball down leg asking to be hit. Narine pulls it, but right of the bottom of the bat and straight to square leg. Rashid has a smile on his face, and why not! \n Rashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Flatter and fuller outside off, he drives and gets a thick inside-edge onto pad with the ball going towards mid-off\n Rashid Khan to Rahane, 1 run On a length on the stumps, he flicks to midwicket Around the wicket\n Rashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Pushes the length ball quicker just outside off, he looks for a sweep, misses and is rapped on the pad. Think Iyer was just struck outside the line there\n Prasidh to Rahane, 1 wide Banged in short just outside off, Rahane sways outside the line and that was too short. Called a wide.\n Prasidh to Rahane, 1 run Back of a length ball outside off, he carves this to deep point who collects it on the bounce Stays over the wicket to Venky Iyer\n Prasidh to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Sharp good length ball on leg stump. Venky Iyer looks for a flick and misses. Is hit on the pad\n Prasidh to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run A touch slower at 123.5kph on the pad of Venky Iyer, who works this to deep backward square leg for a run\n Prasidh to Rahane, no run How's that missed the off pole? Prasidh goes fuller just outside off. Rahane looks to go down the ground, but is surprised by the length. The ball goes under his bat\n Prasidh to Rahane, 1 run Good length ball on middle and leg, he works this to deep backward square leg\n Prasidh to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Short again, and Iyer didn't know much about that as he almost chops it on. Rising back of a length ball on middle, he plays this close to leg stump and Rahane sprints through\n Rashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Huge appeal for lbw, not given. Rashid is pleading Gill to take the review and he convinces him... at the last second. Was a flatter length ball on leg stump. Iyer looks to work this to the on-side and misses. He is hit on the higher part of his left pad. Where did that pitch and was it high? No bat, on we go. Pitching in line, impact in line, but the ball would have just trimmed the top of the middle bail. The umpire's call stands.\n Rashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Flatter outside off, he carves this away to deep point\n Rashid Khan to Rahane, no run Darted in on off, he defends this back to the bowler\n Rashid Khan to Rahane, 1 run Fired in on a length on middle, he works this to deep midwicket Venkatesh Iyer vs Rashid Khan BALLS 27 RUNS 32 OUTS 1 SR 118.51 4s\/6s 1\/1\n Rashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Quicker length ball on middle, he defends\n Rashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 leg bye Fired in on leg stump. Iyer looks to pull that away, misses again as the ball hits his pad and goes towards short fine leg\n Sundar to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Darted in on off stump first up. Iyer ticks this to the on-side for a quick run\n Sundar to Rahane, 1 run That kept low outside off. Angles this across Rahane outside off, he has to adjust with the low bounce and pats to extra cover\n Sundar to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Flatter length ball at 101.6kph on middle and leg, he flicks this to deep midwicket for a run\n Sundar to Rahane, 2 runs Short and wide outside off, he carves this away past short extra cover. That looked to be going for a certain four before Rashid intercepts haring across to his right from deep cover and putting in a dive\n Sundar to Rahane, 1 run Darted in on middle and leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n Sundar to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs Backs away to throw Washy off his lengths and then gets back into normal batting stance on leg stump as he clips the length ball on middle and leg to the left of long-on for a couple of runs\n Sai Kishore to Rahane, 1 run Brings the stumps into play right away. Flatter on off stump, he tucks this towards short midwicket Stays around the wicket\n Sai Kishore to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run A hint of grip for Sai Kishore on the length ball on off. Venky Iyer whisks this to long-on\n Sai Kishore to Rahane, 2 runs Floated outside off, he prods forward and chips this inside-out over extra cover. Washington fumbles and concedes an extra run INNS 8 WKTS 24 ECON 8.19 AVE 25.16\n Sai Kishore to Rahane, 1 run Angles the length ball at 101.9kph on off as Rahane bunts this to long-on\n Sai Kishore to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Slower through the air and outside off. He gets decent spin into Venkatesh, who has to adjust and defends\n Sai Kishore to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs Slightly dragged down on off as Venkatesh hops back and pulls to the left of long-on. Shahrukh Khan dives and saves two more. No boundary since the fifth over for KKR Here's Vishal","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Gurbaz","Narine","Rahane","Venkatesh Iyer"],"Runs":[1.0,17.0,33.0,11.0],"Balls_Faced":[4,13,28,15],"Fours":[0,2,4,0],"Sixes":[0,1,0,0],"S\/R":[25.0,130.77,117.86,73.33],"dismissal":["lbw b Mohammed Siraj","c Tewatia b Rashid Khan","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ishant Sharma","Prasidh","Rashid Khan","Sai Kishore","Siraj","Sundar"],"Balls":[6,12,12,6,18,6],"Runs_Given":[10.0,14.0,5.0,7.0,21.0,8.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,0,1,0],"Overs":[1.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,3.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Gurbaz, no run .Some swing first up for Siraj. Back of a length ball that pitches around the sixth stump .and shapes away from Gurbaz who shoulders arms\nSiraj to Gurbaz, no run .Nearly a wicket second ball. Short of a length ball outside off, he charges down the .track looking to pull that away. Can only manage a thick inside-edge that goes perilously .close to off stump\nSiraj to Gurbaz, 1 run .Good length ball just outside off and Gurbaz is off with a quick single to point .Siraj stays over the wicket to Narine with a slip in place . .Sunil Narine vs Mohammed Siraj .BALLS .22 .RUNS .22 .OUTS .2 .SR .100.00 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nSiraj to Narine, 1 leg bye .Follows Narine who is camped outside leg stump and backs away as well. He wears it .on the pad with the ball going towards square leg\nSiraj to Gurbaz, OUT .Oh, that's plumb, isn't it? Siraj is convinced and the umpire's finger is up in an instant. .Will Gurbaz review? Yes, he does after a quick chat with Narine. Was a length ball that .pitched on off and shaped back into Gurbaz catching him in front of middle. Gurbaz .looks to pick this to the on-side, misses and is trapped in front. No bat says the third .umpire, and the tracker confirms the ball would crash into leg stump. Gurbaz goes and .takes a review with him .Rahmanullah Gurbaz lbw b Mohammed Siraj 1 (4b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 25\nSiraj to Rahane, no run .Good length ball outside off with a hint of nibble away from Rahane outside off. He .shoulders arms\nIshant Sharma to Narine, FOUR runs .In the arc for Narine and away the ball goes. Ambling in on a length on middle stump, .Narine clears his front leg and lifts him over mid-on\nIshant Sharma to Narine, 1 run .Back of a length ball on leg stump, he backs away again and pulls to deep backward .square leg .Over the wicket , a slip is around\nIshant Sharma to Rahane, 1 run .Hint of movement for Ishant back into Rahane who defends towards slip\nIshant Sharma to Narine, 1 leg bye .Angles the length ball into Narine following him and cramping him for room. That .seems to be the plan from both bowlers. Narine looks to swing this away, misses and is .hit on the pad . .Ajinkya Rahane vs Ishant Sharma .BALLS .58 .RUNS .65 .OUTS .2 .SR .112.06 .4s\/6s .8\/1\nIshant Sharma to Rahane, FOUR runs .A wristy flick gives Rahane his first boundary for the night. Angling in on leg stump, he .picks this exquisitely over square leg for a four\nIshant Sharma to Rahane, no run .Fullish-length ball around off stump, Rahane presents the full face of this bat and drives .to mid-off\nSiraj to Narine, 1 run .Goes fuller outside off stump. Narine, who is leg side of the ball drives on the up to the .left of cover point for a run\nSiraj to Rahane, no run .On a length around off and middle, he ticks this towards midwicket\nSiraj to Rahane, 2 runs .Picked up for a couple of runs and Washy does well to save two. Back of a length .outside off, he splices it over midwicket, and Washy haring across from deep square leg .does well\nSiraj to Rahane, no run .Sharp short of a good length ball just outside off, he plays a short arm jab to mid-on. .Doesn't time it once more.\nSiraj to Rahane, no run .Another solid on the up punch but for no runs. Was a length ball just around off stump, .he presents the full face of the bat but can't get past mid-off\nSiraj to Rahane, FOUR runs .That's so smartly ramped. Short of a length ball just outside off, he arches back and .deftly gets this in between the 'keeper and short third to end the over on a high .See all photos\nPrasidh to Narine, no run .Big swing and miss. Was a pacy length ball at 144kph outside off. He gets his front leg .out of the way and backs away. Can't lay a bat on that\nPrasidh to Narine, no run .Oh, that's a rising hard-length delivery at 142.3kph around off. Narine steps away .looking to scythe him away. Misses again . .KKR in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .8 .WKTS .12 .RR .9.47 .AVE .35.91\nPrasidh to Narine, 1 run .Fullish in length now on the stumps, he chips this to long-on\nPrasidh to Rahane, FOUR runs .Slapped straight over the bowler's head. Back of a length ball just outside off and he .dismisses this with a flat bat for four .See all photos\nPrasidh to Rahane, no run .Looks for a wild across the line waft, but can't connect. It was in his slot just outside .off, but I think Rahane just went too hard at it.\nPrasidh to Rahane, FOUR runs .UP AND OVER! On a length around off stump. He stays still and gently lofts Prasidh .over mid-off. Minimum of follow-through and a top result.\nSiraj to Narine, FOUR runs .A thigh-high full toss and Narine finally gets him away. Misses his mark completely on .off stump as Narine backs away and heaves this to the left of deep midwicket\nSiraj to Narine, SIX runs .Backs away and tonks this with disdain. A length ball on middle and leg stump. Narine .backs away at the the last moment, frees his arms and sends this soaring over the deep .extra cover fence for the first six of KKR's innings.\nSiraj to Narine, 2 wide .Pace off but that's down leg and they rush through for an extra run. That was a slower .ofcutter down leg.\nSiraj to Rahane, no run .A lifter and Rahane is beaten. Was a pacy short of a good length ball at 135.5kph on off .stump that Rahane looked to carve over covers. Gets nowhere near it\nSiraj to Rahane, 1 run .Mistimed and goes to deep midwicket on the bounce. Siraj stumbles in his follow- .through and is lying sprawling on the floor. Has he hurt himself? Nope just stretches his .leg and he looks good to continue. Was a length ball on off and middle. He was looking .for a pickup shot over the fence, but splices it instead .Deep third is back\nSiraj to Narine, no run .Banged in short following Narine who is backing away big time again. The batter has to .take evasive action\nSiraj to Narine, no run .135kph back of a length ball shaping away from Narine well outside offstump. He .sways outside the line of that.\nRashid Khan to Rahane, no run .Flatter legbreak outside off, he punches to point\nRashid Khan to Rahane, 1 run .A tad bit slower at 86kph on a length on off as he works this to deep midwicket\nRashid Khan to Narine, OUT .A wicket on the the third ball for Rashid. Not his best ball, any stretch of the .imagination. But the W is all Rashid will care about. Short of a length ball down leg .asking to be hit. Narine pulls it, but right of the bottom of the bat and straight to square .leg. Rashid has a smile on his face, and why not! .Sunil Narine c Tewatia b Rashid Khan 17 (13b 2x4 1x6 31m) SR: 130.76\nRashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Flatter and fuller outside off, he drives and gets a thick inside-edge onto pad with the .ball going towards mid-off\nRashid Khan to Rahane, 1 run .On a length on the stumps, he flicks to midwicket .Around the wicket\nRashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Pushes the length ball quicker just outside off, he looks for a sweep, misses and is .rapped on the pad. Think Iyer was just struck outside the line there\nPrasidh to Rahane, 1 wide .Banged in short just outside off, Rahane sways outside the line and that was too short. .Called a wide.\nPrasidh to Rahane, 1 run .Back of a length ball outside off, he carves this to deep point who collects it on the .bounce .Stays over the wicket to Venky Iyer\nPrasidh to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Sharp good length ball on leg stump. Venky Iyer looks for a flick and misses. Is hit on .the pad\nPrasidh to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .A touch slower at 123.5kph on the pad of Venky Iyer, who works this to deep backward .square leg for a run\nPrasidh to Rahane, no run .How's that missed the off pole? Prasidh goes fuller just outside off. Rahane looks to go .down the ground, but is surprised by the length. The ball goes under his bat\nPrasidh to Rahane, 1 run .Good length ball on middle and leg, he works this to deep backward square leg\nPrasidh to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Short again, and Iyer didn't know much about that as he almost chops it on. Rising back .of a length ball on middle, he plays this close to leg stump and Rahane sprints through\nRashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Huge appeal for lbw, not given. Rashid is pleading Gill to take the review and he .convinces him... at the last second. Was a flatter length ball on leg stump. Iyer looks to .work this to the on-side and misses. He is hit on the higher part of his left pad. Where .did that pitch and was it high? No bat, on we go. Pitching in line, impact in line, but the .ball would have just trimmed the top of the middle bail. The umpire's call stands.\nRashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Flatter outside off, he carves this away to deep point\nRashid Khan to Rahane, no run .Darted in on off, he defends this back to the bowler\nRashid Khan to Rahane, 1 run .Fired in on a length on middle, he works this to deep midwicket . .Venkatesh Iyer vs Rashid Khan .BALLS .27 .RUNS .32 .OUTS .1 .SR .118.51 .4s\/6s .1\/1\nRashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Quicker length ball on middle, he defends\nRashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 leg bye .Fired in on leg stump. Iyer looks to pull that away, misses again as the ball hits his pad .and goes towards short fine leg\nSundar to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Darted in on off stump first up. Iyer ticks this to the on-side for a quick run\nSundar to Rahane, 1 run .That kept low outside off. Angles this across Rahane outside off, he has to adjust with .the low bounce and pats to extra cover\nSundar to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .Flatter length ball at 101.6kph on middle and leg, he flicks this to deep midwicket for a .run\nSundar to Rahane, 2 runs .Short and wide outside off, he carves this away past short extra cover. That looked to .be going for a certain four before Rashid intercepts haring across to his right from deep .cover and putting in a dive\nSundar to Rahane, 1 run .Darted in on middle and leg, flicked to deep midwicket\nSundar to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs .Backs away to throw Washy off his lengths and then gets back into normal batting .stance on leg stump as he clips the length ball on middle and leg to the left of long-on .for a couple of runs\nSai Kishore to Rahane, 1 run .Brings the stumps into play right away. Flatter on off stump, he tucks this towards short .midwicket .Stays around the wicket\nSai Kishore to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .A hint of grip for Sai Kishore on the length ball on off. Venky Iyer whisks this to long-on\nSai Kishore to Rahane, 2 runs .Floated outside off, he prods forward and chips this inside-out over extra cover. .Washington fumbles and concedes an extra run . .GT in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .8 .WKTS .24 .ECON .8.19 .AVE .25.16\nSai Kishore to Rahane, 1 run .Angles the length ball at 101.9kph on off as Rahane bunts this to long-on\nSai Kishore to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .Slower through the air and outside off. He gets decent spin into Venkatesh, who has to .adjust and defends\nSai Kishore to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs .Slightly dragged down on off as Venkatesh hops back and pulls to the left of long-on. .Shahrukh Khan dives and saves two more. No boundary since the fifth over for KKR .Here's Vishal\nSundar to Rahane, FOUR runs .oh, what a shot! Waits in the crease for this well outside off and lofts that over the .covers inside out for a one-bounce four\nSundar to Rahane, 1 run .on middle and leg this time, clipped to leg for one\nSundar to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .what a delivery! Turn for the flat delivery on off, and it squares up the tall batter .completely, he has not clue and can only manage a smile after being beaten\nSundar to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .flat towards the stumps and he manages to bunt it down to long on just in time\nSundar to Rahane, SIX runs .Rahane breaks the shackles again! Reaches out for the ball and slog sweeps that into .the crowd on the leg side for a clean six\nSundar to Rahane, 1 run .lunges forward on of to drive that into the covers for one. Keeps strike\nSai Kishore to Rahane, 1 run .slow length ball on off, driven square for one .Can Venky Iyer use his long levers to taken on Sai Kishore?\nSai Kishore to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs .comes down the track and the bowler replies with a ball on the pads, he chips it down .over the bowler's head for two\nSai Kishore to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT .finds deep midwicket! He goes for the big shot on the leg side, doesn't connect well at .all and deep midwicket comes in a few yards for a straightforward catch .Venkatesh Iyer c Washington Sundar b Sai Kishore 14 (19b 0x4 0x6 26m) SR: 73.68\nSai Kishore to Rinku Singh, 1 run .turning in and he clips it square to get off the mark .Sai Kishore around to Rahane\nSai Kishore to Rahane, 1 run .lunges forward and pushes the ball down to long on for one\nSai Kishore to Rinku Singh, no run .quicker at 94.7kmh, just outside off, and Rinky sweeps and misses. Beaten by pace\nSundar to Rahane, 2 runs .falls just short of deep midwicket! Rahane desperately pulls the short ball that's not .very short, doesn't get it to go all the way, and Sai Sudharsan hares in, dives forward but .it's not enough\nSundar to Rahane, 1 run .whips this one against the turn to leg for his fifty, Rahane, off 36 balls, only a bit slower .than Gill's and Sai Sudharsan's .Around to Rinku\nSundar to Rinku Singh, 1 run .pushed down the ground wide of long-off and they comes back quickly for the second\nSundar to Rahane, 1 wide, OUT .goes for the big shot and perishes! Rahane jumps out of the crease, Washy pitches it .wide and quick way outside off, Rahane throws his bat at it and barely tries to come .back in the crease. Buttler does well to stump him quickly .Ajinkya Rahane st \u2020Buttler b Washington Sundar 50 (36b 5x4 1x6 58m) SR: 138.88\nSundar to Russell, FOUR runs .wide again, this time Russell frees his arms and smashes that straight back, almost .taking the umpire's head along the way for a boundary\nSundar to Russell, SIX runs .and he finishes the over off with a towering six! Generously tossed up way outside off, .half-volley, and Russell is not going to let that go. Goes big downtown, over long-off and .it's into the crowd. They've come alive all of a sudden, KKR and the crowd .Elsewhere in European football, Raphinha joined a list that had only Lionel Messi, .Neymar and Luis Suarez, while Harry Kane beat Erling Haaland's Bundesliga record. .Here are the best stats from the weekend. .It's still well above 2 runs a ball, 14 per over the asking rate\nSai Kishore to Rinku Singh, 1 run .keeps a little low on the stumps, Rinku pulls it away for one .Gill joins the bowler to set the field now while Russell is welding his bat like an axe. .Deep point, two long ons (one of them wide), long off, and deep midwicket. He comes .over the wicket\nSai Kishore to Russell, 1 run .outside off and turning away, uses hard hands to slap it to deep point\nSai Kishore to Rinku Singh, 1 run .quite wide to Rinku as well outside off, punched to deep point. One more .There's one fielder right down the ground behind the umpire at the rope\nSai Kishore to Russell, 1 wide .really wide, turning away further and called wide .Around to Russell now\nSai Kishore to Russell, no run .angles it in towards the stumps now, he respectfully blocks\nSai Kishore to Russell, 1 wide .floats it up way outside off, another wide left alone .You can almost feel the nerves Sai Kishore might be feeling. Back over the wicket\nSai Kishore to Russell, 1 run .swings big for the length ball outside off, only an inside edge to deep midwicket\nSai Kishore to Rinku Singh, 1 run .oh, sharp turn in towards the stumps from way outside off, he adjusts and cuts it square .for one .Despite all the wides, only seven from the over under pressure\nPrasidh to Rinku Singh, no run .angles it away from the batter with a length delivery, pace off and beaten\nPrasidh to Rinku Singh, 1 run .nice and quick on off stump now, stifles him for room and Rinku taps it to cover for one .Gill is back with the bowler to set the field. Asking rate is flirting with 16\nPrasidh to Russell, no run .bangs in the short ball with two fielders in the deep on leg behind square and Russell .lets it go. One for the over .Deep point, long on, long off, deep square leg and deep fine leg at the rope\nPrasidh to Russell, no run .144.1kmh, he swings for the hills and the length ball seams in sharply from outside off. .Beaten by movement off the pitch with the wobbly seam\nPrasidh to Russell, FOUR runs .connects this time by opening up his stance again, but not the distance he wanted. Still .he's sent that along the ground in the gap wide of long-on and it beats Siraj's dive in the .deep for four\nPrasidh to Russell, 1 run .full toss on the stumps, and he can't put it away, would you believe it. Bashes it down to .Siraj at long on for one .Three dots in the over, two of those to Russell and just six runs in all. What an over\nRashid Khan to Russell, no run .starts with a googly that turns in sharply and beats Russell comprehensively. He's .stunned!\nRashid Khan to Russell, no run .swings big down the ground for the length ball outside off, misses that one without .much turn and it's another dot\nRashid Khan to Russell, FOUR runs .short ball on the stumps, stays low, and he's managed to place it in the gap on the .square boundary. Just beats the dive in the deep for the man under the orange cap\nRashid Khan to Russell, no run .he can't connect again! The length ball goes straight after pitching outside off, Russell .swings and misses\nRashid Khan to Russell, OUT .and it's all over for Russell! He's been swinging again and again, hardly connecting, .miscuing shots, and this time he misses completely after stepping out and it's an easy .stumping for Buttler .Andre Russell st \u2020Buttler b Rashid Khan 21 (15b 3x4 1x6 18m) SR: 140\nRashid Khan to Ramandeep, 1 run .gets a googly first ball and he nudges it to leg for one\nPrasidh to Ramandeep, OUT .144.5kmh, slams it back to the bowler and Prasidh has taken a stunning return catch .but reacted as if he's just bowled another delivery! Almost pitched up, drilled back by .Ramandeep around Prasidh's shins and he goes low with barely any reaction time to .pouch that .Ramandeep Singh c & b Prasidh Krishna 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 50\nPrasidh to Moeen Ali, no run .short of length on the stumps and Moeen defends it back\nPrasidh to Moeen Ali, OUT .lofted down the ground, no way he has middled that slow offcutter that had no pace at .all, and long on runs in for a simple catch. Job done by SRK .Moeen Ali c Shahrukh Khan b Prasidh Krishna 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nPrasidh to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .a neat-looking back foot scythe for the short of length ball and he's started with a .boundary behind square first ball .Rinku Singh in death overs (in T20s) - Batting strike rate204.67\nPrasidh to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .looks to cut that again, only manages some bat towards point and gets one\nPrasidh to Rinku Singh, no run .surprises Rinku with a pace on delivery at 137.7kmh, a bouncer down leg that he can't .connect with. Rinku thinks it's a wide either down leg or for the height, let's see. Pitching .outside leg, and that's gone just over the line of Rinku's front leg as he tried to hook. The .height seems fine from here so not called a wide\nRashid Khan to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .pitched up slightly and Raghuvanshi goes down quickly to sweep that away behind .square in the gap for four .See all photos\nRashid Khan to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs .turning into him and nudges it square this time with the turn for two more\nRashid Khan to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .way shorter on the stumps, keeps low as well and he does well to bunt it away to leg\nRashid Khan to Rinku Singh, SIX runs .taken at long on but SRK has stepped over the rope! He is covering his mouth in .disbelief himself because he did very well to take the catch in the end but just stepped .over. Rinku swung down the ground, got the distance too but SRK is quiet tall and .caught it over his head, but...\nRashid Khan to Rinku Singh, 1 run .the wrong'un outside off and he pulls it down to long on for one\nRashid Khan to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .stays back and clips the straight ball on the stumps to leg for one\nSiraj to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs .a full toss to start the over that's punched towards long off and a bit of a fumble gives .them a second\nSiraj to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .makes room and he's done it again! Scythes the short of length ball behind square on .the off side, though the deep third region for four\nSiraj to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .towards leg this time and he tucks it off the hips for one\nSiraj to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .leading edge flies over the short third fielder and that's another four! Rink swung with a .horizontal bat after Siraj pitched it only a bit short, top edge from outside off, and it went .high over short third for four\nSiraj to Rinku Singh, 1 leg bye .on the pads now, Rinku misses the swing on the leg side now but they go across for a .leg bye\nSiraj to A Raghuvanshi, no run .ends the over with a smart and slow bouncer outside off, Raghuvanshi wants to ramp it .away but misses\nIshant Sharma to Rinku Singh, OUT .Rinku swings wildly for another leading edge and this time Gill takes it nicely. Skies that .one on the off side and Gill runs and runs to his left from cover to get under it nicely .Rinku Singh c Shubman Gill b Sharma 17 (14b 1x4 1x6 43m) SR: 121.42\nIshant Sharma to Harshit Rana, no run .short of length outside off, he swings for the off side and misses\nIshant Sharma to Harshit Rana, 1 run .138.5kmh, short again outside off, he connects this time for a single to deep cover even .as Ishant slips in his follow through\nIshant Sharma to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs .Raghuvanshi is batting in a different match and on a different track against a different .team. He shuffles across to off and scoops that from bottom to top, over the fine leg .boundary for six\nIshant Sharma to A Raghuvanshi, no run .tries to go the other side now with a reverse scoop but doesn't middle it at all","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs GT, 39th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Gurbaz, no run Some swing first up for Siraj. Back of a length ball that pitches around the sixth stump and shapes away from Gurbaz who shoulders arms\n Siraj to Gurbaz, no run Nearly a wicket second ball. Short of a length ball outside off, he charges down the track looking to pull that away. Can only manage a thick inside-edge that goes perilously close to off stump\n Siraj to Gurbaz, 1 run Good length ball just outside off and Gurbaz is off with a quick single to point Siraj stays over the wicket to Narine with a slip in place Sunil Narine vs Mohammed Siraj BALLS 22 RUNS 22 OUTS 2 SR 100.00 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Siraj to Narine, 1 leg bye Follows Narine who is camped outside leg stump and backs away as well. He wears it on the pad with the ball going towards square leg\n Siraj to Gurbaz, OUT Oh, that's plumb, isn't it? Siraj is convinced and the umpire's finger is up in an instant. Will Gurbaz review? Yes, he does after a quick chat with Narine. Was a length ball that pitched on off and shaped back into Gurbaz catching him in front of middle. Gurbaz looks to pick this to the on-side, misses and is trapped in front. No bat says the third umpire, and the tracker confirms the ball would crash into leg stump. Gurbaz goes and takes a review with him \n Siraj to Rahane, no run Good length ball outside off with a hint of nibble away from Rahane outside off. He shoulders arms\n Ishant Sharma to Narine, FOUR runs In the arc for Narine and away the ball goes. Ambling in on a length on middle stump, Narine clears his front leg and lifts him over mid-on\n Ishant Sharma to Narine, 1 run Back of a length ball on leg stump, he backs away again and pulls to deep backward square leg Over the wicket , a slip is around\n Ishant Sharma to Rahane, 1 run Hint of movement for Ishant back into Rahane who defends towards slip\n Ishant Sharma to Narine, 1 leg bye Angles the length ball into Narine following him and cramping him for room. That seems to be the plan from both bowlers. Narine looks to swing this away, misses and is hit on the pad Ajinkya Rahane vs Ishant Sharma BALLS 58 RUNS 65 OUTS 2 SR 112.06 4s\/6s 8\/1\n Ishant Sharma to Rahane, FOUR runs A wristy flick gives Rahane his first boundary for the night. Angling in on leg stump, he picks this exquisitely over square leg for a four\n Ishant Sharma to Rahane, no run Fullish-length ball around off stump, Rahane presents the full face of this bat and drives to mid-off\n Siraj to Narine, 1 run Goes fuller outside off stump. Narine, who is leg side of the ball drives on the up to the left of cover point for a run\n Siraj to Rahane, no run On a length around off and middle, he ticks this towards midwicket\n Siraj to Rahane, 2 runs Picked up for a couple of runs and Washy does well to save two. Back of a length outside off, he splices it over midwicket, and Washy haring across from deep square leg does well\n Siraj to Rahane, no run Sharp short of a good length ball just outside off, he plays a short arm jab to mid-on. Doesn't time it once more.\n Siraj to Rahane, no run Another solid on the up punch but for no runs. Was a length ball just around off stump, he presents the full face of the bat but can't get past mid-off\n Siraj to Rahane, FOUR runs That's so smartly ramped. Short of a length ball just outside off, he arches back and deftly gets this in between the 'keeper and short third to end the over on a high See all photos\n Prasidh to Narine, no run Big swing and miss. Was a pacy length ball at 144kph outside off. He gets his front leg out of the way and backs away. Can't lay a bat on that\n Prasidh to Narine, no run Oh, that's a rising hard-length delivery at 142.3kph around off. Narine steps away looking to scythe him away. Misses again INNS 8 WKTS 12 RR 9.47 AVE 35.91\n Prasidh to Narine, 1 run Fullish in length now on the stumps, he chips this to long-on\n Prasidh to Rahane, FOUR runs Slapped straight over the bowler's head. Back of a length ball just outside off and he dismisses this with a flat bat for four See all photos\n Prasidh to Rahane, no run Looks for a wild across the line waft, but can't connect. It was in his slot just outside off, but I think Rahane just went too hard at it.\n Prasidh to Rahane, FOUR runs UP AND OVER! On a length around off stump. He stays still and gently lofts Prasidh over mid-off. Minimum of follow-through and a top result.\n Siraj to Narine, FOUR runs A thigh-high full toss and Narine finally gets him away. Misses his mark completely on off stump as Narine backs away and heaves this to the left of deep midwicket\n Siraj to Narine, SIX runs Backs away and tonks this with disdain. A length ball on middle and leg stump. Narine backs away at the the last moment, frees his arms and sends this soaring over the deep extra cover fence for the first six of KKR's innings.\n Siraj to Narine, 2 wide Pace off but that's down leg and they rush through for an extra run. That was a slower ofcutter down leg.\n Siraj to Rahane, no run A lifter and Rahane is beaten. Was a pacy short of a good length ball at 135.5kph on off stump that Rahane looked to carve over covers. Gets nowhere near it\n Siraj to Rahane, 1 run Mistimed and goes to deep midwicket on the bounce. Siraj stumbles in his follow-through and is lying sprawling on the floor. Has he hurt himself? Nope just stretches his leg and he looks good to continue. Was a length ball on off and middle. He was looking for a pickup shot over the fence, but splices it instead Deep third is back\n Siraj to Narine, no run Banged in short following Narine who is backing away big time again. The batter has to take evasive action\n Siraj to Narine, no run 135kph back of a length ball shaping away from Narine well outside offstump. He sways outside the line of that.\n Rashid Khan to Rahane, no run Flatter legbreak outside off, he punches to point\n Rashid Khan to Rahane, 1 run A tad bit slower at 86kph on a length on off as he works this to deep midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Narine, OUT A wicket on the the third ball for Rashid. Not his best ball, any stretch of the imagination. But the W is all Rashid will care about. Short of a length ball down leg asking to be hit. Narine pulls it, but right of the bottom of the bat and straight to square leg. Rashid has a smile on his face, and why not! \n Rashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Flatter and fuller outside off, he drives and gets a thick inside-edge onto pad with the ball going towards mid-off\n Rashid Khan to Rahane, 1 run On a length on the stumps, he flicks to midwicket Around the wicket\n Rashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Pushes the length ball quicker just outside off, he looks for a sweep, misses and is rapped on the pad. Think Iyer was just struck outside the line there\n Prasidh to Rahane, 1 wide Banged in short just outside off, Rahane sways outside the line and that was too short. Called a wide.\n Prasidh to Rahane, 1 run Back of a length ball outside off, he carves this to deep point who collects it on the bounce Stays over the wicket to Venky Iyer\n Prasidh to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Sharp good length ball on leg stump. Venky Iyer looks for a flick and misses. Is hit on the pad\n Prasidh to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run A touch slower at 123.5kph on the pad of Venky Iyer, who works this to deep backward square leg for a run\n Prasidh to Rahane, no run How's that missed the off pole? Prasidh goes fuller just outside off. Rahane looks to go down the ground, but is surprised by the length. The ball goes under his bat\n Prasidh to Rahane, 1 run Good length ball on middle and leg, he works this to deep backward square leg\n Prasidh to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Short again, and Iyer didn't know much about that as he almost chops it on. Rising back of a length ball on middle, he plays this close to leg stump and Rahane sprints through\n Rashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Huge appeal for lbw, not given. Rashid is pleading Gill to take the review and he convinces him... at the last second. Was a flatter length ball on leg stump. Iyer looks to work this to the on-side and misses. He is hit on the higher part of his left pad. Where did that pitch and was it high? No bat, on we go. Pitching in line, impact in line, but the ball would have just trimmed the top of the middle bail. The umpire's call stands.\n Rashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Flatter outside off, he carves this away to deep point\n Rashid Khan to Rahane, no run Darted in on off, he defends this back to the bowler\n Rashid Khan to Rahane, 1 run Fired in on a length on middle, he works this to deep midwicket Venkatesh Iyer vs Rashid Khan BALLS 27 RUNS 32 OUTS 1 SR 118.51 4s\/6s 1\/1\n Rashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Quicker length ball on middle, he defends\n Rashid Khan to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 leg bye Fired in on leg stump. Iyer looks to pull that away, misses again as the ball hits his pad and goes towards short fine leg\n Sundar to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Darted in on off stump first up. Iyer ticks this to the on-side for a quick run\n Sundar to Rahane, 1 run That kept low outside off. Angles this across Rahane outside off, he has to adjust with the low bounce and pats to extra cover\n Sundar to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run Flatter length ball at 101.6kph on middle and leg, he flicks this to deep midwicket for a run\n Sundar to Rahane, 2 runs Short and wide outside off, he carves this away past short extra cover. That looked to be going for a certain four before Rashid intercepts haring across to his right from deep cover and putting in a dive\n Sundar to Rahane, 1 run Darted in on middle and leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n Sundar to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs Backs away to throw Washy off his lengths and then gets back into normal batting stance on leg stump as he clips the length ball on middle and leg to the left of long-on for a couple of runs\n Sai Kishore to Rahane, 1 run Brings the stumps into play right away. Flatter on off stump, he tucks this towards short midwicket Stays around the wicket\n Sai Kishore to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run A hint of grip for Sai Kishore on the length ball on off. Venky Iyer whisks this to long-on\n Sai Kishore to Rahane, 2 runs Floated outside off, he prods forward and chips this inside-out over extra cover. Washington fumbles and concedes an extra run INNS 8 WKTS 24 ECON 8.19 AVE 25.16\n Sai Kishore to Rahane, 1 run Angles the length ball at 101.9kph on off as Rahane bunts this to long-on\n Sai Kishore to Venkatesh Iyer, no run Slower through the air and outside off. He gets decent spin into Venkatesh, who has to adjust and defends\n Sai Kishore to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs Slightly dragged down on off as Venkatesh hops back and pulls to the left of long-on. Shahrukh Khan dives and saves two more. No boundary since the fifth over for KKR Here's Vishal\n Sundar to Rahane, FOUR runs oh, what a shot! Waits in the crease for this well outside off and lofts that over the covers inside out for a one-bounce four\n Sundar to Rahane, 1 run on middle and leg this time, clipped to leg for one\n Sundar to Venkatesh Iyer, no run what a delivery! Turn for the flat delivery on off, and it squares up the tall batter completely, he has not clue and can only manage a smile after being beaten\n Sundar to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run flat towards the stumps and he manages to bunt it down to long on just in time\n Sundar to Rahane, SIX runs Rahane breaks the shackles again! Reaches out for the ball and slog sweeps that into the crowd on the leg side for a clean six\n Sundar to Rahane, 1 run lunges forward on of to drive that into the covers for one. Keeps strike\n Sai Kishore to Rahane, 1 run slow length ball on off, driven square for one Can Venky Iyer use his long levers to taken on Sai Kishore?\n Sai Kishore to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs comes down the track and the bowler replies with a ball on the pads, he chips it down over the bowler's head for two\n Sai Kishore to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT finds deep midwicket! He goes for the big shot on the leg side, doesn't connect well at all and deep midwicket comes in a few yards for a straightforward catch \n Sai Kishore to Rinku Singh, 1 run turning in and he clips it square to get off the mark Sai Kishore around to Rahane\n Sai Kishore to Rahane, 1 run lunges forward and pushes the ball down to long on for one\n Sai Kishore to Rinku Singh, no run quicker at 94.7kmh, just outside off, and Rinky sweeps and misses. Beaten by pace\n Sundar to Rahane, 2 runs falls just short of deep midwicket! Rahane desperately pulls the short ball that's not very short, doesn't get it to go all the way, and Sai Sudharsan hares in, dives forward but it's not enough\n Sundar to Rahane, 1 run whips this one against the turn to leg for his fifty, Rahane, off 36 balls, only a bit slower than Gill's and Sai Sudharsan's Around to Rinku\n Sundar to Rinku Singh, 1 run pushed down the ground wide of long-off and they comes back quickly for the second\n Sundar to Rahane, 1 wide, OUT goes for the big shot and perishes! Rahane jumps out of the crease, Washy pitches it wide and quick way outside off, Rahane throws his bat at it and barely tries to come back in the crease. Buttler does well to stump him quickly \n Sundar to Russell, FOUR runs wide again, this time Russell frees his arms and smashes that straight back, almost taking the umpire's head along the way for a boundary\n Sundar to Russell, SIX runs and he finishes the over off with a towering six! Generously tossed up way outside off, half-volley, and Russell is not going to let that go. Goes big downtown, over long-off and it's into the crowd. They've come alive all of a sudden, KKR and the crowd Elsewhere in European football, Raphinha joined a list that had only Lionel Messi, Neymar and Luis Suarez, while Harry Kane beat Erling Haaland's Bundesliga record. Here are the best stats from the weekend. It's still well above 2 runs a ball, 14 per over the asking rate\n Sai Kishore to Rinku Singh, 1 run keeps a little low on the stumps, Rinku pulls it away for one Gill joins the bowler to set the field now while Russell is welding his bat like an axe. over the wicket\n Sai Kishore to Russell, 1 run outside off and turning away, uses hard hands to slap it to deep point\n Sai Kishore to Rinku Singh, 1 run quite wide to Rinku as well outside off, punched to deep point. One more There's one fielder right down the ground behind the umpire at the rope\n Sai Kishore to Russell, 1 wide really wide, turning away further and called wide Around to Russell now\n Sai Kishore to Russell, no run angles it in towards the stumps now, he respectfully blocks\n Sai Kishore to Russell, 1 wide floats it up way outside off, another wide left alone You can almost feel the nerves Sai Kishore might be feeling. Back over the wicket\n Sai Kishore to Russell, 1 run swings big for the length ball outside off, only an inside edge to deep midwicket\n Sai Kishore to Rinku Singh, 1 run oh, sharp turn in towards the stumps from way outside off, he adjusts and cuts it square for one Despite all the wides, only seven from the over under pressure\n Prasidh to Rinku Singh, no run angles it away from the batter with a length delivery, pace off and beaten\n Prasidh to Rinku Singh, 1 run nice and quick on off stump now, stifles him for room and Rinku taps it to cover for one Gill is back with the bowler to set the field. Asking rate is flirting with 16\n Prasidh to Russell, no run bangs in the short ball with two fielders in the deep on leg behind square and Russell lets it go. One for the over Deep point, long on, long off, deep square leg and deep fine leg at the rope\n Prasidh to Russell, no run 144.1kmh, he swings for the hills and the length ball seams in sharply from outside off. Beaten by movement off the pitch with the wobbly seam\n Prasidh to Russell, FOUR runs connects this time by opening up his stance again, but not the distance he wanted. Still he's sent that along the ground in the gap wide of long-on and it beats Siraj's dive in the deep for four\n Prasidh to Russell, 1 run full toss on the stumps, and he can't put it away, would you believe it. Bashes it down to Siraj at long on for one Three dots in the over, two of those to Russell and just six runs in all. What an over\n Rashid Khan to Russell, no run starts with a googly that turns in sharply and beats Russell comprehensively. He's stunned!\n Rashid Khan to Russell, no run swings big down the ground for the length ball outside off, misses that one without much turn and it's another dot\n Rashid Khan to Russell, FOUR runs short ball on the stumps, stays low, and he's managed to place it in the gap on the square boundary. Just beats the dive in the deep for the man under the orange cap\n Rashid Khan to Russell, no run he can't connect again! The length ball goes straight after pitching outside off, Russell swings and misses\n Rashid Khan to Russell, OUT and it's all over for Russell! He's been swinging again and again, hardly connecting, miscuing shots, and this time he misses completely after stepping out and it's an easy stumping for Buttler \n Rashid Khan to Ramandeep, 1 run gets a googly first ball and he nudges it to leg for one\n Prasidh to Ramandeep, OUT 144.5kmh, slams it back to the bowler and Prasidh has taken a stunning return catch but reacted as if he's just bowled another delivery! Almost pitched up, drilled back by Ramandeep around Prasidh's shins and he goes low with barely any reaction time to pouch that \n Prasidh to Moeen Ali, no run short of length on the stumps and Moeen defends it back\n Prasidh to Moeen Ali, OUT lofted down the ground, no way he has middled that slow offcutter that had no pace at all, and long on runs in for a simple catch. Job done by SRK \n Prasidh to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs a neat-looking back foot scythe for the short of length ball and he's started with a boundary behind square first ball \n Prasidh to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run looks to cut that again, only manages some bat towards point and gets one\n Prasidh to Rinku Singh, no run surprises Rinku with a pace on delivery at 137.7kmh, a bouncer down leg that he can't connect with. Rinku thinks it's a wide either down leg or for the height, let's see. Pitching outside leg, and that's gone just over the line of Rinku's front leg as he tried to hook. The height seems fine from here so not called a wide\n Rashid Khan to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs pitched up slightly and Raghuvanshi goes down quickly to sweep that away behind square in the gap for four See all photos\n Rashid Khan to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs turning into him and nudges it square this time with the turn for two more\n Rashid Khan to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run way shorter on the stumps, keeps low as well and he does well to bunt it away to leg\n Rashid Khan to Rinku Singh, SIX runs taken at long on but SRK has stepped over the rope! He is covering his mouth in disbelief himself because he did very well to take the catch in the end but just stepped over. Rinku swung down the ground, got the distance too but SRK is quiet tall and caught it over his head, but...\n Rashid Khan to Rinku Singh, 1 run the wrong'un outside off and he pulls it down to long on for one\n Rashid Khan to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run stays back and clips the straight ball on the stumps to leg for one\n Siraj to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs a full toss to start the over that's punched towards long off and a bit of a fumble gives them a second\n Siraj to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs makes room and he's done it again! Scythes the short of length ball behind square on the off side, though the deep third region for four\n Siraj to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run towards leg this time and he tucks it off the hips for one\n Siraj to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs leading edge flies over the short third fielder and that's another four! Rink swung with a horizontal bat after Siraj pitched it only a bit short, top edge from outside off, and it went high over short third for four\n Siraj to Rinku Singh, 1 leg bye on the pads now, Rinku misses the swing on the leg side now but they go across for a leg bye\n Siraj to A Raghuvanshi, no run ends the over with a smart and slow bouncer outside off, Raghuvanshi wants to ramp it away but misses\n Ishant Sharma to Rinku Singh, OUT Rinku swings wildly for another leading edge and this time Gill takes it nicely. Skies that one on the off side and Gill runs and runs to his left from cover to get under it nicely \n Ishant Sharma to Harshit Rana, no run short of length outside off, he swings for the off side and misses\n Ishant Sharma to Harshit Rana, 1 run 138.5kmh, short again outside off, he connects this time for a single to deep cover even as Ishant slips in his follow through\n Ishant Sharma to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs Raghuvanshi is batting in a different match and on a different track against a different team. He shuffles across to off and scoops that from bottom to top, over the fine leg boundary for six\n Ishant Sharma to A Raghuvanshi, no run tries to go the other side now with a reverse scoop but doesn't middle it at all","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["A Raghuvanshi","Gurbaz","Harshit Rana","Moeen Ali","Narine","Rahane","Ramandeep","Rinku Singh","Russell","Venkatesh Iyer"],"Runs":[26.0,1.0,1.0,0.0,17.0,50.0,1.0,17.0,21.0,14.0],"Balls_Faced":[12,4,2,2,13,37,2,14,14,19],"Fours":[3,0,0,0,2,5,0,1,3,0],"Sixes":[1,0,0,0,1,1,0,1,1,0],"S\/R":[216.67,25.0,50.0,0.0,130.77,135.14,50.0,121.43,150.0,73.68],"dismissal":["Not Out","lbw b Mohammed Siraj","Not Out","c Shahrukh Khan b Prasidh Krishna","c Tewatia b Rashid Khan","st \u2020Buttler b Washington Sundar","c & b Prasidh Krishna","c Shubman Gill b Sharma","st \u2020Buttler b Rashid Khan","c Washington Sundar b Sai Kishore"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ishant Sharma","Prasidh","Rashid Khan","Sai Kishore","Siraj","Sundar"],"Balls":[11,24,24,18,24,18],"Runs_Given":[17.0,25.0,25.0,19.0,32.0,35.0],"Wickets":[1,2,2,1,1,1],"Overs":[1.5,4.0,4.0,3.0,4.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Back of length on fifth, 137ks, square driven on top of the bounce. Finds point, who's .close in .Deep third and backward square out\nKhaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Beaten on the pull. Almost the same ball as the previous one, angling away outside off .but JFM wanted to drag it across. All hands, no feet .Square leg is now out\nKhaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Beaten comprehensively. Not sure what JFM wanted to do there. The hands followed .the shortish ball on fifth - essentially the same ball as the first two - but this one fizzed .off the pitch. In the end, it was a wipe of the bat, hoping to run it to third.\nKhaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Shortish ball is straighter this time. At the body, JFM goes across to get behind the line .and block it\nKhaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT .Four short and one full, that's all you need. It's actually fuller side of length but JFM was .starving to slug the ball off the front foot with an open stance. Saw the 137ks ball .around off in his half and tried to clear mid-on. Safe option as only square leg was out, .but the ball went off the bottom of the bat. It stayed high for a while, Ashwin walked .back from the edge of the ring and reverse-cupped the catch .Jake Fraser-McGurk c Ashwin b Ahmed 0 (5b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 0\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Length on top of off, flicked to deep square leg. Rahul will have to wait for strike\nMukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, no run .A bit of away swing takes the length ball on fifth, pushed to point\nMukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Whipped straight of mid-on, very wristy. Almost like Porel was playing spin. Was a full .ball just outside off, big wind-up and follow-through. Not middled but hit very hard\nMukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .Uses the pace this time and pulls it just behind square. .See all photos\nMukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Dropped? Given as runs but Hawk-Eye shows the shortish ball was well away from the .bat as Porel tried to ramp it over the keeper. The ball swung after passing the bat and .Dhoni, who couldn't run, tried to reach out with his left hand. Couldn't get lay glove on it\nMukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .This time, Porel connects with the upper cut over the slips, this isn't all that wide. .Fourth-stump line, around chest-high, and Porel stays leg side of the ball and uses his .bat like a ramp to elevate the ball\nMukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Length around off, worked to midwicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Length around off, guided to deep-backward point .KL Rahul finally on strike\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 1 run .Gets a length ball on the hips, flicked to deep square leg\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Shortish ball outside off, guided to deep backward point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahul, no run .Backs away and carves the shortish ball to deep point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped to deep square leg\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, no run .Punches the fullish ball back to the bowler\nMukesh Choudhary to Rahul, 1 run .Rahul continues to work his way into the innings. Drives the fullish ball outside off to .deep point .Khaleel has been warned for running on the pitch, replay shows he barely got a toe on .the danger area in his follow-through. Unlucky\nMukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Whips the full ball on fourth to the left of long-on. Played along the ground\nMukesh Choudhary to Rahul, FOUR runs .KL goes big this time, pumps the full ball through the line. Straight of mid-on, clears the .infield. One-bounce four. He crouched low, got the front foot out the way and drove it .with a full follow-through\nMukesh Choudhary to Rahul, 1 run .Works the length ball on leg to midwicket\nMukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Great yorker. 143ks on off, well handled too. Porel doesn't move his feet, the upper body .lunges and the hands drop. The bat lays with its toe pointing towards deep third, that's .where the ball's directed\nMukesh Choudhary to Rahul, no run .Pitched up, flicked towards mid-on\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Length ball on top of fourth, jabbed with a fully open bat face to third\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahul, SIX runs .Khaleel misses his line and Rahul helps it around the corner. The length ball is at the .thigh, Rahul stays in the crease for most of the ball's path and flicks it with a swivel of .the hips. He knew short fine leg was in and could use the pace. Effectively a free hit\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 2 runs .Pulled in front of square this time, not middled but Rahul was opening his hips and was .trying to muscle it. Got it well to the left of Conway, who ran from deep square leg. .Stops it with a slide close to the ropes. Wasn't all that short a ball, maybe a touch over .stump-height, was at the stumps too\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 1 run .This time Rahul backs away and cuts to deep point. Was a length ball that bounced just .over off stump. Even bounce off the pitch\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, no run .Touch back of a length over leg stump, 139ks, flicked softly to midwicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Quick single to mid-off. Was a three-quarter-length ball angling in towards top of off that .was punched with a mostly full-faced bat\nAshwin to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Cut between short third and backward point. All placement that. Good ball, length just .outside off. Turning away from the leftie, got good bounce but Porel used it to chop it .late\nAshwin to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Turns it off a length softly towards square leg for a quick single .Square leg and midwicket out\nAshwin to Rahul, 1 run .Length ball's around off stump, rises to three-fourth of the way up the stumps. Looked .to have spun in, so it might've been an offbreak. Rahul backs away and drives to the left .of mid-off .Around the wicket to the lhb\nAshwin to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Full on the pads, Porel uses the angle to sweep to short fine leg\nAshwin to Rahul, no run .Wide release from Ashwin, Rahul starts dancing down but realises the shortish ball was .following him and adjusted his shot. Ends up trying to flick it softly with a closed bat .face, gets a leading edge that lands on the pitch and goes to the bowler\nAshwin to Rahul, 1 run .Works the 95ks length ball on the pads to mid-on's left for a single\nJadeja to Rahul, 1 run .Fullish around off, driven to long-off .Stays around to the lhb\nJadeja to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Porel tries to take Jadeja on. The 97kph ball around off wasn't that short but the batter .rocked back and tried to power a pull. Didn't middle it, gets it to deep midwicket\nJadeja to Rahul, no run .Length outside off, Rahul waits and late cuts. Finds short third\nJadeja to Rahul, 1 run .Length ball around leg, Rahul slides leg side - while in the crease - and drives to long-off\nJadeja to Abishek Porel, OUT .Soft dismissal, Porel guides it to short third. Not something you see off a spinner, but .trust Jadeja's pace to create these. Was a quickish length ball just outside off, skidded .off the pitch, Porel wanted to use that pace and run the ball along the ground. The bat .was behind him and the face was open, but the ball ballooned up and actually carried to .short third. Almost like catching practice to pacers. .Abishek Porel c Pathirana b Jadeja 33 (20b 4x4 1x6 29m) SR: 165\nJadeja to Axar Patel, SIX runs .Axar pumps Jadeja over straight-long-on first ball. DC's skipper needs no sighters, sees .the full ball just outside off and realises he could swing through the line.\nAshwin to Rahul, 1 run .Wonder if Ashwin saw Rahul shaping for the reverse. Might have, he went shortish and .very quick. Line's just outside off, Rahul's hurried a touch but manages to connect with .that reverse. Gets it along the ground through point .Around\nAshwin to Axar Patel, no run .Back-foot punch takes the length ball on fourth to cover\nAshwin to Axar Patel, no run .Full on off, driven back to the bowler\nAshwin to Axar Patel, 1 run .Axar backs away and cuts a length ball on middle and leg like it was outside off, finds .deep point\nAshwin to Rahul, 1 run .Full at the stumps, 96ks, swept to deep midwicket.\nAshwin to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Looped up and Axar doesn't hold back with the cover drive. There were calls of catch .but the ball hovered in the air only momentarily and raced well to the left of the fielder at .the edge of the ring\nNoor Ahmad to Rahul, 1 run .Full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Axar Patel, 2 runs .Length on leg, flicked to the left of deep midwicket. The run is far enough for the batters .to take two\nNoor Ahmad to Axar Patel, 1 run .Full on fourth, driven to long-off. 95ks, looked like the stock ball\nNoor Ahmad to Rahul, 1 run .Touch short, just outside off. Goes straight on and sits up, 96ks. Rahul pulls it across .the line, clothes it, finds long-on on the bounce\nNoor Ahmad to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Edged cut goes through where first slip would've been. MS Dhoni took a step leg side .and got upright, he couldn't reach to the other side and the ball sped away. Was a length .ball around off to which Axar rocked back and committed to the shot despite being late .on it.\nNoor Ahmad to Axar Patel, no run .Length around leg, Axar tries to flick it square. Misses, gets hit on the pad. Ball drops .down onto the ground. .Timeout taken\nAshwin to Rahul, 2 runs .Ashwin jumps wide of the crease just before the delivery stride and bowls a carrom ball .that lands around fourth stump and spins in somehow. Rahul dances down while .making room too and drives over the bowler's head. Finds long-off\nAshwin to Rahul, 1 run .Works the length ball on the pads to long-on\nAshwin to Axar Patel, no run .Flat on a length, around off, worked back to the bowler\nAshwin to Axar Patel, 1 run .Wide and flat on a length, close to the off-side tramline. Very skiddy. Cut to deep point\nAshwin to Rahul, 1 run .Rahul goes for the slog sweep, finds deep midwicket on the bounce. Was a 96ks length .ball on middle stump, so the shot was riskier than it initially seemed\nAshwin to Axar Patel, 1 run .Ashwin slows his action this time, only at the last second before delivering the loopy full .ball on leg. It's flicked to deep midwicket .Time for Himanshu to come in","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs CSK, 17th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Back of length on fifth, 137ks, square driven on top of the bounce. Finds point, who's close in Deep third and backward square out\n Khaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Beaten on the pull. Almost the same ball as the previous one, angling away outside off but JFM wanted to drag it across. All hands, no feet Square leg is now out\n Khaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Beaten comprehensively. Not sure what JFM wanted to do there. The hands followed the shortish ball on fifth - essentially the same ball as the first two - but this one fizzed off the pitch. In the end, it was a wipe of the bat, hoping to run it to third.\n Khaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Shortish ball is straighter this time. At the body, JFM goes across to get behind the line and block it\n Khaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT Four short and one full, that's all you need. It's actually fuller side of length but JFM was starving to slug the ball off the front foot with an open stance. Saw the 137ks ball around off in his half and tried to clear mid-on. Safe option as only square leg was out, but the ball went off the bottom of the bat. It stayed high for a while, Ashwin walked back from the edge of the ring and reverse-cupped the catch \n Khaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run Length on top of off, flicked to deep square leg. Rahul will have to wait for strike\n Mukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, no run A bit of away swing takes the length ball on fifth, pushed to point\n Mukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Whipped straight of mid-on, very wristy. Almost like Porel was playing spin. Was a full ball just outside off, big wind-up and follow-through. Not middled but hit very hard\n Mukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, SIX runs Uses the pace this time and pulls it just behind square. See all photos\n Mukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Dropped? Given as runs but Hawk-Eye shows the shortish ball was well away from the bat as Porel tried to ramp it over the keeper. The ball swung after passing the bat and Dhoni, who couldn't run, tried to reach out with his left hand. Couldn't get lay glove on it\n Mukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs This time, Porel connects with the upper cut over the slips, this isn't all that wide. Fourth-stump line, around chest-high, and Porel stays leg side of the ball and uses his bat like a ramp to elevate the ball\n Mukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, 1 run Length around off, worked to midwicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run Length around off, guided to deep-backward point KL Rahul finally on strike\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 1 run Gets a length ball on the hips, flicked to deep square leg\n Khaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run Shortish ball outside off, guided to deep backward point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahul, no run Backs away and carves the shortish ball to deep point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 1 run Length on leg, clipped to deep square leg\n Khaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, no run Punches the fullish ball back to the bowler\n Mukesh Choudhary to Rahul, 1 run Rahul continues to work his way into the innings. Drives the fullish ball outside off to deep point Khaleel has been warned for running on the pitch, replay shows he barely got a toe on the danger area in his follow-through. Unlucky\n Mukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, 1 run Whips the full ball on fourth to the left of long-on. Played along the ground\n Mukesh Choudhary to Rahul, FOUR runs KL goes big this time, pumps the full ball through the line. Straight of mid-on, clears the infield. One-bounce four. He crouched low, got the front foot out the way and drove it with a full follow-through\n Mukesh Choudhary to Rahul, 1 run Works the length ball on leg to midwicket\n Mukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, 1 run Great yorker. 143ks on off, well handled too. Porel doesn't move his feet, the upper body lunges and the hands drop. The bat lays with its toe pointing towards deep third, that's where the ball's directed\n Mukesh Choudhary to Rahul, no run Pitched up, flicked towards mid-on\n Khaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run Length ball on top of fourth, jabbed with a fully open bat face to third\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahul, SIX runs Khaleel misses his line and Rahul helps it around the corner. The length ball is at the thigh, Rahul stays in the crease for most of the ball's path and flicks it with a swivel of the hips. He knew short fine leg was in and could use the pace. Effectively a free hit\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 2 runs Pulled in front of square this time, not middled but Rahul was opening his hips and was trying to muscle it. Got it well to the left of Conway, who ran from deep square leg. Stops it with a slide close to the ropes. Wasn't all that short a ball, maybe a touch over stump-height, was at the stumps too\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 1 run This time Rahul backs away and cuts to deep point. Was a length ball that bounced just over off stump. Even bounce off the pitch\n Khaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, no run Touch back of a length over leg stump, 139ks, flicked softly to midwicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run Quick single to mid-off. Was a three-quarter-length ball angling in towards top of off that was punched with a mostly full-faced bat\n Ashwin to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Cut between short third and backward point. All placement that. Good ball, length just outside off. Turning away from the leftie, got good bounce but Porel used it to chop it late\n Ashwin to Abishek Porel, 1 run Turns it off a length softly towards square leg for a quick single Square leg and midwicket out\n Ashwin to Rahul, 1 run Length ball's around off stump, rises to three-fourth of the way up the stumps. Looked to have spun in, so it might've been an offbreak. Rahul backs away and drives to the left of mid-off Around the wicket to the lhb\n Ashwin to Abishek Porel, 1 run Full on the pads, Porel uses the angle to sweep to short fine leg\n Ashwin to Rahul, no run Wide release from Ashwin, Rahul starts dancing down but realises the shortish ball was following him and adjusted his shot. Ends up trying to flick it softly with a closed bat face, gets a leading edge that lands on the pitch and goes to the bowler\n Ashwin to Rahul, 1 run Works the 95ks length ball on the pads to mid-on's left for a single\n Jadeja to Rahul, 1 run Fullish around off, driven to long-off Stays around to the lhb\n Jadeja to Abishek Porel, 1 run Porel tries to take Jadeja on. The 97kph ball around off wasn't that short but the batter rocked back and tried to power a pull. Didn't middle it, gets it to deep midwicket\n Jadeja to Rahul, no run Length outside off, Rahul waits and late cuts. Finds short third\n Jadeja to Rahul, 1 run Length ball around leg, Rahul slides leg side - while in the crease - and drives to long-off\n Jadeja to Abishek Porel, OUT Soft dismissal, Porel guides it to short third. Not something you see off a spinner, but trust Jadeja's pace to create these. Was a quickish length ball just outside off, skidded off the pitch, Porel wanted to use that pace and run the ball along the ground. The bat was behind him and the face was open, but the ball ballooned up and actually carried to short third. Almost like catching practice to pacers. \n Jadeja to Axar Patel, SIX runs Axar pumps Jadeja over straight-long-on first ball. DC's skipper needs no sighters, sees the full ball just outside off and realises he could swing through the line.\n Ashwin to Rahul, 1 run Wonder if Ashwin saw Rahul shaping for the reverse. Might have, he went shortish and very quick. Line's just outside off, Rahul's hurried a touch but manages to connect with that reverse. Gets it along the ground through point Around\n Ashwin to Axar Patel, no run Back-foot punch takes the length ball on fourth to cover\n Ashwin to Axar Patel, no run Full on off, driven back to the bowler\n Ashwin to Axar Patel, 1 run Axar backs away and cuts a length ball on middle and leg like it was outside off, finds deep point\n Ashwin to Rahul, 1 run Full at the stumps, 96ks, swept to deep midwicket.\n Ashwin to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Looped up and Axar doesn't hold back with the cover drive. There were calls of catch but the ball hovered in the air only momentarily and raced well to the left of the fielder at the edge of the ring\n Noor Ahmad to Rahul, 1 run Full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Axar Patel, 2 runs Length on leg, flicked to the left of deep midwicket. The run is far enough for the batters to take two\n Noor Ahmad to Axar Patel, 1 run Full on fourth, driven to long-off. 95ks, looked like the stock ball\n Noor Ahmad to Rahul, 1 run Touch short, just outside off. Goes straight on and sits up, 96ks. Rahul pulls it across the line, clothes it, finds long-on on the bounce\n Noor Ahmad to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Edged cut goes through where first slip would've been. MS Dhoni took a step leg side and got upright, he couldn't reach to the other side and the ball sped away. Was a length ball around off to which Axar rocked back and committed to the shot despite being late on it.\n Noor Ahmad to Axar Patel, no run Length around leg, Axar tries to flick it square. Misses, gets hit on the pad. Ball drops down onto the ground. Timeout taken\n Ashwin to Rahul, 2 runs Ashwin jumps wide of the crease just before the delivery stride and bowls a carrom ball that lands around fourth stump and spins in somehow. Rahul dances down while making room too and drives over the bowler's head. Finds long-off\n Ashwin to Rahul, 1 run Works the length ball on the pads to long-on\n Ashwin to Axar Patel, no run Flat on a length, around off, worked back to the bowler\n Ashwin to Axar Patel, 1 run Wide and flat on a length, close to the off-side tramline. Very skiddy. Cut to deep point\n Ashwin to Rahul, 1 run Rahul goes for the slog sweep, finds deep midwicket on the bounce. Was a 96ks length ball on middle stump, so the shot was riskier than it initially seemed\n Ashwin to Axar Patel, 1 run Ashwin slows his action this time, only at the last second before delivering the loopy full ball on leg. It's flicked to deep midwicket Time for Himanshu to come in","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","Axar Patel","J Fraser-McGurk","Rahul"],"Runs":[33.0,20.0,0.0,29.0],"Balls_Faced":[20,12,5,23],"Fours":[4,2,0,1],"Sixes":[1,1,0,1],"S\/R":[165.0,166.67,0.0,126.09],"dismissal":["c Pathirana b Jadeja","Not Out","c Ashwin b Ahmed","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Jadeja","Khaleel Ahmed","Mukesh Choudhary","Noor Ahmad"],"Balls":[18,6,18,12,6],"Runs_Given":[21.0,9.0,16.0,27.0,9.0],"Wickets":[0,1,1,0,0],"Overs":[3.0,1.0,3.0,2.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Back of length on fifth, 137ks, square driven on top of the bounce. Finds point, who's .close in .Deep third and backward square out\nKhaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Beaten on the pull. Almost the same ball as the previous one, angling away outside off .but JFM wanted to drag it across. All hands, no feet .Square leg is now out\nKhaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Beaten comprehensively. Not sure what JFM wanted to do there. The hands followed .the shortish ball on fifth - essentially the same ball as the first two - but this one fizzed .off the pitch. In the end, it was a wipe of the bat, hoping to run it to third.\nKhaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .Shortish ball is straighter this time. At the body, JFM goes across to get behind the line .and block it\nKhaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT .Four short and one full, that's all you need. It's actually fuller side of length but JFM was .starving to slug the ball off the front foot with an open stance. Saw the 137ks ball .around off in his half and tried to clear mid-on. Safe option as only square leg was out, .but the ball went off the bottom of the bat. It stayed high for a while, Ashwin walked .back from the edge of the ring and reverse-cupped the catch .Jake Fraser-McGurk c Ashwin b Ahmed 0 (5b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 0\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Length on top of off, flicked to deep square leg. Rahul will have to wait for strike\nMukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, no run .A bit of away swing takes the length ball on fifth, pushed to point\nMukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Whipped straight of mid-on, very wristy. Almost like Porel was playing spin. Was a full .ball just outside off, big wind-up and follow-through. Not middled but hit very hard\nMukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .Uses the pace this time and pulls it just behind square. .See all photos\nMukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Dropped? Given as runs but Hawk-Eye shows the shortish ball was well away from the .bat as Porel tried to ramp it over the keeper. The ball swung after passing the bat and .Dhoni, who couldn't run, tried to reach out with his left hand. Couldn't get lay glove on it\nMukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .This time, Porel connects with the upper cut over the slips, this isn't all that wide. .Fourth-stump line, around chest-high, and Porel stays leg side of the ball and uses his .bat like a ramp to elevate the ball\nMukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Length around off, worked to midwicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Length around off, guided to deep-backward point .KL Rahul finally on strike\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 1 run .Gets a length ball on the hips, flicked to deep square leg\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Shortish ball outside off, guided to deep backward point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahul, no run .Backs away and carves the shortish ball to deep point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped to deep square leg\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, no run .Punches the fullish ball back to the bowler\nMukesh Choudhary to Rahul, 1 run .Rahul continues to work his way into the innings. Drives the fullish ball outside off to .deep point .Khaleel has been warned for running on the pitch, replay shows he barely got a toe on .the danger area in his follow-through. Unlucky\nMukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Whips the full ball on fourth to the left of long-on. Played along the ground\nMukesh Choudhary to Rahul, FOUR runs .KL goes big this time, pumps the full ball through the line. Straight of mid-on, clears the .infield. One-bounce four. He crouched low, got the front foot out the way and drove it .with a full follow-through\nMukesh Choudhary to Rahul, 1 run .Works the length ball on leg to midwicket\nMukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Great yorker. 143ks on off, well handled too. Porel doesn't move his feet, the upper body .lunges and the hands drop. The bat lays with its toe pointing towards deep third, that's .where the ball's directed\nMukesh Choudhary to Rahul, no run .Pitched up, flicked towards mid-on\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Length ball on top of fourth, jabbed with a fully open bat face to third\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahul, SIX runs .Khaleel misses his line and Rahul helps it around the corner. The length ball is at the .thigh, Rahul stays in the crease for most of the ball's path and flicks it with a swivel of .the hips. He knew short fine leg was in and could use the pace. Effectively a free hit\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 2 runs .Pulled in front of square this time, not middled but Rahul was opening his hips and was .trying to muscle it. Got it well to the left of Conway, who ran from deep square leg. .Stops it with a slide close to the ropes. Wasn't all that short a ball, maybe a touch over .stump-height, was at the stumps too\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 1 run .This time Rahul backs away and cuts to deep point. Was a length ball that bounced just .over off stump. Even bounce off the pitch\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, no run .Touch back of a length over leg stump, 139ks, flicked softly to midwicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Quick single to mid-off. Was a three-quarter-length ball angling in towards top of off that .was punched with a mostly full-faced bat\nAshwin to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Cut between short third and backward point. All placement that. Good ball, length just .outside off. Turning away from the leftie, got good bounce but Porel used it to chop it .late\nAshwin to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Turns it off a length softly towards square leg for a quick single .Square leg and midwicket out\nAshwin to Rahul, 1 run .Length ball's around off stump, rises to three-fourth of the way up the stumps. Looked .to have spun in, so it might've been an offbreak. Rahul backs away and drives to the left .of mid-off .Around the wicket to the lhb\nAshwin to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Full on the pads, Porel uses the angle to sweep to short fine leg\nAshwin to Rahul, no run .Wide release from Ashwin, Rahul starts dancing down but realises the shortish ball was .following him and adjusted his shot. Ends up trying to flick it softly with a closed bat .face, gets a leading edge that lands on the pitch and goes to the bowler\nAshwin to Rahul, 1 run .Works the 95ks length ball on the pads to mid-on's left for a single\nJadeja to Rahul, 1 run .Fullish around off, driven to long-off .Stays around to the lhb\nJadeja to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Porel tries to take Jadeja on. The 97kph ball around off wasn't that short but the batter .rocked back and tried to power a pull. Didn't middle it, gets it to deep midwicket\nJadeja to Rahul, no run .Length outside off, Rahul waits and late cuts. Finds short third\nJadeja to Rahul, 1 run .Length ball around leg, Rahul slides leg side - while in the crease - and drives to long-off\nJadeja to Abishek Porel, OUT .Soft dismissal, Porel guides it to short third. Not something you see off a spinner, but .trust Jadeja's pace to create these. Was a quickish length ball just outside off, skidded .off the pitch, Porel wanted to use that pace and run the ball along the ground. The bat .was behind him and the face was open, but the ball ballooned up and actually carried to .short third. Almost like catching practice to pacers. .Abishek Porel c Pathirana b Jadeja 33 (20b 4x4 1x6 29m) SR: 165\nJadeja to Axar Patel, SIX runs .Axar pumps Jadeja over straight-long-on first ball. DC's skipper needs no sighters, sees .the full ball just outside off and realises he could swing through the line.\nAshwin to Rahul, 1 run .Wonder if Ashwin saw Rahul shaping for the reverse. Might have, he went shortish and .very quick. Line's just outside off, Rahul's hurried a touch but manages to connect with .that reverse. Gets it along the ground through point .Around\nAshwin to Axar Patel, no run .Back-foot punch takes the length ball on fourth to cover\nAshwin to Axar Patel, no run .Full on off, driven back to the bowler\nAshwin to Axar Patel, 1 run .Axar backs away and cuts a length ball on middle and leg like it was outside off, finds .deep point\nAshwin to Rahul, 1 run .Full at the stumps, 96ks, swept to deep midwicket.\nAshwin to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Looped up and Axar doesn't hold back with the cover drive. There were calls of catch .but the ball hovered in the air only momentarily and raced well to the left of the fielder at .the edge of the ring\nNoor Ahmad to Rahul, 1 run .Full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Axar Patel, 2 runs .Length on leg, flicked to the left of deep midwicket. The run is far enough for the batters .to take two\nNoor Ahmad to Axar Patel, 1 run .Full on fourth, driven to long-off. 95ks, looked like the stock ball\nNoor Ahmad to Rahul, 1 run .Touch short, just outside off. Goes straight on and sits up, 96ks. Rahul pulls it across .the line, clothes it, finds long-on on the bounce\nNoor Ahmad to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Edged cut goes through where first slip would've been. MS Dhoni took a step leg side .and got upright, he couldn't reach to the other side and the ball sped away. Was a length .ball around off to which Axar rocked back and committed to the shot despite being late .on it.\nNoor Ahmad to Axar Patel, no run .Length around leg, Axar tries to flick it square. Misses, gets hit on the pad. Ball drops .down onto the ground. .Timeout taken\nAshwin to Rahul, 2 runs .Ashwin jumps wide of the crease just before the delivery stride and bowls a carrom ball .that lands around fourth stump and spins in somehow. Rahul dances down while .making room too and drives over the bowler's head. Finds long-off\nAshwin to Rahul, 1 run .Works the length ball on the pads to long-on\nAshwin to Axar Patel, no run .Flat on a length, around off, worked back to the bowler\nAshwin to Axar Patel, 1 run .Wide and flat on a length, close to the off-side tramline. Very skiddy. Cut to deep point\nAshwin to Rahul, 1 run .Rahul goes for the slog sweep, finds deep midwicket on the bounce. Was a 96ks length .ball on middle stump, so the shot was riskier than it initially seemed\nAshwin to Axar Patel, 1 run .Ashwin slows his action this time, only at the last second before delivering the loopy full .ball on leg. It's flicked to deep midwicket .Time for Himanshu to come in\nNoor Ahmad to Axar Patel, 1 run .bowls a wide-ish yorker-length all outside off, and Axar drills it to deep cover point\nNoor Ahmad to Rahul, SIX runs .bang! Dumped over the deep-midwicket boundary! He collapses his back knee, gets his .front leg out of the way, and slog sweeps this length ball on the stumps for six .See all photos\nNoor Ahmad to Rahul, 1 run .this is quicker from Noor, who bowls fuller and wider of off. Rahul drags it for a sweep .to deep midwicket . .Axar Patel vs Noor Ahmad .BALLS .22 .RUNS .36 .OUTS .2 .SR .163.63 .4s\/6s .3\/2\nNoor Ahmad to Axar Patel, OUT .bowled him! Axar looked to repeat what Rahul did earlier in the over, but he missed, and .Noor has the expression of a hero. Noor bowled this on a fullish length, and got it to dip .on a middle-and-off line. Axar, like Rahul, had got his front leg out of the way to try and .heave this across the line. But this ball was slower, and hinted to turn in, before he .missed and it struck the stumps .Axar Patel b Noor Ahmad 21 (14b 2x4 1x6 14m) SR: 150\nNoor Ahmad to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .full and dipping, and just outside off. Driven to long-off\nNoor Ahmad to Rahul, 1 run .full and slower on middle and off. Rahul looked to push forward, but got an inside edge .towards deep midwicket\nPathirana to Rahul, 1 leg bye .bowls this on a short length while angling it in. It pitches on on middle and leg, and goes .on with the angle. Rahul looked to clip but the ball hit his pad, and dribbled away\nPathirana to Sameer Rizvi, 2 wide .a yorker, but it pitches wide outside leg. Rizvi goes deep in the crease and looks to flick, .but the ball is too wide for him. Dhoni fumbles on the collection, and the batters get .another single\nPathirana to Rahul, 1 run .short in length, and wide outside off. Rahul throws his bat at it to cut that to deep- .backward point without any foot movement\nPathirana to Sameer Rizvi, no run .short again, and this finishes around sixth stump after shaping away from just outside .off. Rizvi swayed out of the way, meanwhile\nPathirana to Sameer Rizvi, 2 runs .another short and wide ball outside off. Rizvi reaches out to slash that wide of the man .at extra cover, and the batters pinch two in quick time\nPathirana to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .good running! Pathirana bowled this on the shorter side of a length, and a bit wide of .off. Rizvi looked to cut it away but got a bottom edge. And although the ball just about .rolled off the pitch, they still got a single\nPathirana to Rahul, FOUR runs .crunched wide of mid-off! Rahul is sitting deep in the crease, and drives forcefully at this .length delivery around off. He presented the full face of the bat at that, and sent it away .rocketing\nJadeja to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .on a fullish length, and angling in to pitch on leg. Whipped to deep square leg\nJadeja to Rahul, SIX runs .gone... for six! Rahul skips down the pitch, and swings the bat in a full flurry for six over .long-on! He picked this length ball dipping on off, and heaved freely\nJadeja to Rahul, 1 run .on a length, and quicker on middle and off. Turns away a bit, and is punched to deep .cover\nJadeja to Sameer Rizvi, no run .short of a length on leg. He looked to swipe, but was hit on his pad\nJadeja to Sameer Rizvi, 1 wide .shorter side of a length, and wide of off. Left alone, and wide called\nJadeja to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .short of a length on off, and punched to long-off . .Ravindra Jadeja in IPL, 2025 .INNS .4 .WKTS .2 .ECON .8.70 .AVE .43.50 .BEST .1\/10\nJadeja to Rahul, no run .again Rahul comes down the track, and drives this length ball around sixth stump to the .man at extra cover, who's right on the edge of the circle. Rahul wanted a single, but was .sent back by Rizvi\nPathirana to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .slower delivery on the shorter side of a length, and slightly wide of off. He shaped to .hoick, but eventually dabbed it towards point for a single\nPathirana to Rahul, 1 run .a near yorker just outside off, and Rahul whips it to long-on for his first fifty this season .See all photos\nPathirana to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .a fullish delivery in the corridor outside off. He has a big heave at it to long-on, with the .ball coming off the inside half of the bat\nPathirana to Rahul, 1 run .ohh, the fine leg is very straight, and that gives Rahul a single, as he pulls this shortish .ball pretty belatedly. The ball angled in to arrive at middle and leg, and Rahul chose to .wait before pulling\nPathirana to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs .thumped wide of long-on! He uses Pathirana's pace, and dispatches the ball for a .boundary. Short delivery from Pathirana, who went just outside off. But Rizvi rode the .bounce, and sent that away .See all photos\nPathirana to Sameer Rizvi, no run .good stop by Dhoni tumbling to his right, as Chennai finds its voice again! Another short .ball from Pathirana, although this one seemed to have come slower. It arrived on middle .and off, and Rizvi was hit on his body as he looked to pull but missed, and the ball .trickled away behind the stumps\nNoor Ahmad to Rahul, FOUR runs .wow, flung away over the umpire's head! Noor angled it across, and went full and wide .of off. Rahul reaches out - and the bottom hand comes off, too - but the ball is flat- .batted for four down the ground\nNoor Ahmad to Rahul, 1 run .short in length around middle and off, and turning in. Pulled to deep midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .fullish ball outside off, and quicker this time. Rizvi mistimes a pull to long-on .From around to Rahul\nNoor Ahmad to Rahul, FOUR runs .swept to deep-backward square leg! Rahul is loving the sweep today! He gets his front .leg out of the way, and reads this length ball pitching on off and turning in to find the .gap between the fielders at fine leg and deep midwicket .Back over the wicket\nNoor Ahmad to Rahul, 1 run .ahh, nearly chopped on! Quicker, and fullish on off, as he bowls flatter too. Rahul looks .to tap it down, but gets a bottom edge just wide of off\nNoor Ahmad to Sameer Rizvi, SIX runs .into the CSK dugout! Where else to send it if you want to send a message?! The over is .done, but Dhoni has a word with Noor immediately after that. Noor bowled this on a .length and wide of off, and Rizvi read the dip and slowness of the ball to cream it over .long-on for six\nMukesh Choudhary to Rahul, 2 runs .angling across, and on a length on middle. Rahul looks to launch at it, but gets it off the .outside half of the bat to deep extra cover\nMukesh Choudhary to Rahul, 1 run .Rahul is standing deep in the crease, and across the stumps, as he swipes this fuller .ball outside off to short fine leg. This one comes off the inside half of the bat\nMukesh Choudhary to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .Rizvi is deep in the crease too, and he looks to get across the stumps pretty late. The .ball is fullish and wide of off, and driven to deep cover\nMukesh Choudhary to Rahul, FOUR runs .lovely reverse scoop! This is the first time ever that I'm seeing him play that shot! There .was a short third in place, and Rahul found the gap between him and Dhoni by swinging .off this fullish ball angling across and arriving around sixth stump .See all photos\nMukesh Choudhary to Rahul, no run .a loud groan from Rahul on missing this! Slower delivery, and on the fuller side of a .length, just outside off. Rahul looked to slash, but missed . .DC in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .3 .WKTS .7 .RR .10.63 .AVE .45.57\nMukesh Choudhary to Rahul, no run .attempts another reverse scoop, but this time gets an inside edge! His front leg finishes .well wide of off as he looks to play that shot, and the ball ends up hitting it. Another one .on the fuller side from Choudhary, who bowls outside off, and gets away with this .Time-out\nKhaleel Ahmed to Sameer Rizvi, OUT .taken by Jadeja! He was placed at deep cover, and had to run forward a good dew steps .to take it in front of his stomach. Khaleel angled this across to Rizvi, and bowled on a .fullish length in the channel just outside off. Rizvi was deep in the crease, and looked to .loft, but the face of the bat seemingly didn't open enough for the shot. He even lost his .bottom hand off the bat, as the ball ballooned up for Jadeja .Sameer Rizvi c Jadeja b Ahmed 20 (15b 1x4 1x6 24m) SR: 133.33\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stubbs, 2 runs .good running! Short of a length on middle and off, an punched towards deep extra .cover. Jadeja, at deep cover, chases to his right, and Stubbs and Rahul pinch two\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stubbs, FOUR runs .hooked to fine leg! Great placement there! A bouncer from Khaleel on middle and leg, .and Stubbs swivels while also rolling his wrists to keep this on the ground, and to beat .the straightish fine leg for four\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stubbs, 1 run .another shortish delivery, but this pitches on middle and finishes on off. Punched down .the pitch for mid-off to cut it to his right\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 1 run .ohh, this would have landed in the stands had Rahul connected! Short of a length on the .stumps from Khaleel, and Rahul looked to pull hard with his front leg out of the way. But .he got a bottom edge on to his pad, and the ball rolled away to the off side\nKhaleel Ahmed to Stubbs, 1 run .short of a length again, and this pitches on middle and arrives around off. Punched to .long-off\nPathirana to Stubbs, 1 run .direct hit would have been close! Ashwin, at extra cover, had a go at the non-striker's .end, but the throw turned out to be wide. Stubbs drove this short-of-a-length ball outside .off, and took off, taking a detour around the bowler to complete the run\nPathirana to Rahul, 1 run .a full toss on his knees on middle, and Rahul can only swing it towards fine leg\nPathirana to Stubbs, 1 run .full and quick, and just outside off. Driven to extra cover's left\nPathirana to Rahul, 1 run .slower ball from Pathirana, who bowls short and wide-ish of off. Rahul shapes to pull, .but gets a bottom edge on the pitch. The slowness of the pitch came into play there\nPathirana to Stubbs, 1 run .this time Pathirana goes on a fullish length, and around sixth stump. Driven to mid-off, .as only five runs come in the over so far . .Matheesha Pathirana in death overs (in T20s) .BALLS .565 .WKTS .62 .4s\/6s .65\/24 .ECON .8.26 .AVE .12.54\nPathirana to Rahul, 1 run .good save by Gaikwad, who moves to his right from long-off, and barely manages to .avoid touching the rope. Rahul lofted this near yorker-length delivery around off, and .almost stood his ground. Did he assume that it was going for four? Who knows?\nMukesh Choudhary to Rahul, FOUR runs .swept over the man at backward square leg! Rahul gets across his stumps, and exposes .all of them, as he spots Choudhary going on a length, and wide outside off. Rahul .reaches out, and gets four, though .Gaikwad has a word with Choudhary... before the umpires bring a new ball into play.\nMukesh Choudhary to Rahul, no run .Rahul misses out! This was angling across, and coming on as a full toss around sixth .stump. He may have tried a bit too hard to try and loft, but missed\nMukesh Choudhary to Rahul, 1 run .dropped by Choudhary! It was a dolly, and even Dhoni seems to be wondering what .happened there. The ball came to Choudahry's right, but he never got close to the ball, .which dropped off his hands. It was another full toss dipping around off, as Rahul .mistimed his attempted swish across the line\nMukesh Choudhary to Stubbs, SIX runs .cracked down the ground! Short of a length, and just outside off, as Stubbs, from deep .in the crease, and with his front leg out of the way, sends the ball flying off the bat\nMukesh Choudhary to Stubbs, FOUR runs .Gaikwad overruns from long-off... and misses the ball! He went for the catch rather than .saving the runs, and the ball dropped just in front of him as he ran forward. It was .another full toss, albeit a low one, around off, as Stubbs lifted it down the ground\nMukesh Choudhary to Stubbs, no run .very full, as he angles this across, and goes wide of off. Stubbs shaped to reverse scoop .but missed. But with nothing to lose, DC review hoping for a wide. Stubbs was across\nPathirana to Rahul, 2 wide .swings this in, and ends up bowling wide of leg. Again Dhoni couldn't collect cleanly, .and the batters got a single\nPathirana to Stubbs, 1 run .on the fuller side, and around fifth stump. Stubbs has a hoick across the line but the ball .goes off the inside half of the bat to deep-backward square leg\nPathirana to Rahul, OUT .gone! Gloved behind to Dhoni! He took it with a reverse cup in front of his face while .moving to his left. A bouncer from Pathirana, who banged the ball in short on the .stumps. It arrived almost close to Rahul's face, as he looked to hook it by slightly .getting across. But he could only get a glove for a simple catch for Dhoni .KL Rahul c \u2020Dhoni b Pathirana 77 (51b 6x4 3x6 92m) SR: 150.98\nPathirana to Ashutosh, 1 run, OUT .run-out first ball! When it's Jadeja, you know exactly where and at what speed the throw .will be coming. Ashutosh is nowhere in the frame as Dhoni collects the ball before .whipping the stumps off. Pathirana welcomed Ashutosh with an inswining batter which .arrived on leg. Ashutosh could only clip it towards square leg, where Jadeja rushed .forward from the boundary. There was a mix-up between the batters regarding the .possible second, and eventually Ashutosh fell well short .Ashutosh Sharma run out (Jadeja\/\u2020Dhoni) 1 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 100\nPathirana to Nigam, no run .Dhoni fumbles in collecting the ball, but there's no bye there! Short delivery from .Pathirana, as the ball shapes back in to finish on leg and cramp Nigam for room, with .the latter looking to ramp but missing\nPathirana to Nigam, 1 run .wow, a short ball at 147kph hurries on to Nigam! The batter is standing just outside leg, .and can only fend this off his glove down the leg side .Last ball. Stubbs on strike.\nPathirana to Stubbs, 2 runs .short delivery just outside off, and Stubbs swivels and mistimes a pull towards long-on. .The batters still pinch two even as the ball went off the higher side of the bat","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs CSK, 17th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Back of length on fifth, 137ks, square driven on top of the bounce. Finds point, who's close in Deep third and backward square out\n Khaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Beaten on the pull. Almost the same ball as the previous one, angling away outside off but JFM wanted to drag it across. All hands, no feet Square leg is now out\n Khaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Beaten comprehensively. Not sure what JFM wanted to do there. The hands followed the shortish ball on fifth - essentially the same ball as the first two - but this one fizzed off the pitch. In the end, it was a wipe of the bat, hoping to run it to third.\n Khaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, no run Shortish ball is straighter this time. At the body, JFM goes across to get behind the line and block it\n Khaleel Ahmed to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT Four short and one full, that's all you need. It's actually fuller side of length but JFM was starving to slug the ball off the front foot with an open stance. Saw the 137ks ball around off in his half and tried to clear mid-on. Safe option as only square leg was out, but the ball went off the bottom of the bat. It stayed high for a while, Ashwin walked back from the edge of the ring and reverse-cupped the catch \n Khaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run Length on top of off, flicked to deep square leg. Rahul will have to wait for strike\n Mukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, no run A bit of away swing takes the length ball on fifth, pushed to point\n Mukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Whipped straight of mid-on, very wristy. Almost like Porel was playing spin. Was a full ball just outside off, big wind-up and follow-through. Not middled but hit very hard\n Mukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, SIX runs Uses the pace this time and pulls it just behind square. See all photos\n Mukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Dropped? Given as runs but Hawk-Eye shows the shortish ball was well away from the bat as Porel tried to ramp it over the keeper. The ball swung after passing the bat and Dhoni, who couldn't run, tried to reach out with his left hand. Couldn't get lay glove on it\n Mukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs This time, Porel connects with the upper cut over the slips, this isn't all that wide. Fourth-stump line, around chest-high, and Porel stays leg side of the ball and uses his bat like a ramp to elevate the ball\n Mukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, 1 run Length around off, worked to midwicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run Length around off, guided to deep-backward point KL Rahul finally on strike\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 1 run Gets a length ball on the hips, flicked to deep square leg\n Khaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run Shortish ball outside off, guided to deep backward point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahul, no run Backs away and carves the shortish ball to deep point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 1 run Length on leg, clipped to deep square leg\n Khaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, no run Punches the fullish ball back to the bowler\n Mukesh Choudhary to Rahul, 1 run Rahul continues to work his way into the innings. Drives the fullish ball outside off to deep point Khaleel has been warned for running on the pitch, replay shows he barely got a toe on the danger area in his follow-through. Unlucky\n Mukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, 1 run Whips the full ball on fourth to the left of long-on. Played along the ground\n Mukesh Choudhary to Rahul, FOUR runs KL goes big this time, pumps the full ball through the line. Straight of mid-on, clears the infield. One-bounce four. He crouched low, got the front foot out the way and drove it with a full follow-through\n Mukesh Choudhary to Rahul, 1 run Works the length ball on leg to midwicket\n Mukesh Choudhary to Abishek Porel, 1 run Great yorker. 143ks on off, well handled too. Porel doesn't move his feet, the upper body lunges and the hands drop. The bat lays with its toe pointing towards deep third, that's where the ball's directed\n Mukesh Choudhary to Rahul, no run Pitched up, flicked towards mid-on\n Khaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run Length ball on top of fourth, jabbed with a fully open bat face to third\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahul, SIX runs Khaleel misses his line and Rahul helps it around the corner. The length ball is at the thigh, Rahul stays in the crease for most of the ball's path and flicks it with a swivel of the hips. He knew short fine leg was in and could use the pace. Effectively a free hit\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 2 runs Pulled in front of square this time, not middled but Rahul was opening his hips and was trying to muscle it. Got it well to the left of Conway, who ran from deep square leg. Stops it with a slide close to the ropes. Wasn't all that short a ball, maybe a touch over stump-height, was at the stumps too\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 1 run This time Rahul backs away and cuts to deep point. Was a length ball that bounced just over off stump. Even bounce off the pitch\n Khaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, no run Touch back of a length over leg stump, 139ks, flicked softly to midwicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Abishek Porel, 1 run Quick single to mid-off. Was a three-quarter-length ball angling in towards top of off that was punched with a mostly full-faced bat\n Ashwin to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Cut between short third and backward point. All placement that. Good ball, length just outside off. Turning away from the leftie, got good bounce but Porel used it to chop it late\n Ashwin to Abishek Porel, 1 run Turns it off a length softly towards square leg for a quick single Square leg and midwicket out\n Ashwin to Rahul, 1 run Length ball's around off stump, rises to three-fourth of the way up the stumps. Looked to have spun in, so it might've been an offbreak. Rahul backs away and drives to the left of mid-off Around the wicket to the lhb\n Ashwin to Abishek Porel, 1 run Full on the pads, Porel uses the angle to sweep to short fine leg\n Ashwin to Rahul, no run Wide release from Ashwin, Rahul starts dancing down but realises the shortish ball was following him and adjusted his shot. Ends up trying to flick it softly with a closed bat face, gets a leading edge that lands on the pitch and goes to the bowler\n Ashwin to Rahul, 1 run Works the 95ks length ball on the pads to mid-on's left for a single\n Jadeja to Rahul, 1 run Fullish around off, driven to long-off Stays around to the lhb\n Jadeja to Abishek Porel, 1 run Porel tries to take Jadeja on. The 97kph ball around off wasn't that short but the batter rocked back and tried to power a pull. Didn't middle it, gets it to deep midwicket\n Jadeja to Rahul, no run Length outside off, Rahul waits and late cuts. Finds short third\n Jadeja to Rahul, 1 run Length ball around leg, Rahul slides leg side - while in the crease - and drives to long-off\n Jadeja to Abishek Porel, OUT Soft dismissal, Porel guides it to short third. Not something you see off a spinner, but trust Jadeja's pace to create these. Was a quickish length ball just outside off, skidded off the pitch, Porel wanted to use that pace and run the ball along the ground. The bat was behind him and the face was open, but the ball ballooned up and actually carried to short third. Almost like catching practice to pacers. \n Jadeja to Axar Patel, SIX runs Axar pumps Jadeja over straight-long-on first ball. DC's skipper needs no sighters, sees the full ball just outside off and realises he could swing through the line.\n Ashwin to Rahul, 1 run Wonder if Ashwin saw Rahul shaping for the reverse. Might have, he went shortish and very quick. Line's just outside off, Rahul's hurried a touch but manages to connect with that reverse. Gets it along the ground through point Around\n Ashwin to Axar Patel, no run Back-foot punch takes the length ball on fourth to cover\n Ashwin to Axar Patel, no run Full on off, driven back to the bowler\n Ashwin to Axar Patel, 1 run Axar backs away and cuts a length ball on middle and leg like it was outside off, finds deep point\n Ashwin to Rahul, 1 run Full at the stumps, 96ks, swept to deep midwicket.\n Ashwin to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Looped up and Axar doesn't hold back with the cover drive. There were calls of catch but the ball hovered in the air only momentarily and raced well to the left of the fielder at the edge of the ring\n Noor Ahmad to Rahul, 1 run Full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Axar Patel, 2 runs Length on leg, flicked to the left of deep midwicket. The run is far enough for the batters to take two\n Noor Ahmad to Axar Patel, 1 run Full on fourth, driven to long-off. 95ks, looked like the stock ball\n Noor Ahmad to Rahul, 1 run Touch short, just outside off. Goes straight on and sits up, 96ks. Rahul pulls it across the line, clothes it, finds long-on on the bounce\n Noor Ahmad to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Edged cut goes through where first slip would've been. MS Dhoni took a step leg side and got upright, he couldn't reach to the other side and the ball sped away. Was a length ball around off to which Axar rocked back and committed to the shot despite being late on it.\n Noor Ahmad to Axar Patel, no run Length around leg, Axar tries to flick it square. Misses, gets hit on the pad. Ball drops down onto the ground. Timeout taken\n Ashwin to Rahul, 2 runs Ashwin jumps wide of the crease just before the delivery stride and bowls a carrom ball that lands around fourth stump and spins in somehow. Rahul dances down while making room too and drives over the bowler's head. Finds long-off\n Ashwin to Rahul, 1 run Works the length ball on the pads to long-on\n Ashwin to Axar Patel, no run Flat on a length, around off, worked back to the bowler\n Ashwin to Axar Patel, 1 run Wide and flat on a length, close to the off-side tramline. Very skiddy. Cut to deep point\n Ashwin to Rahul, 1 run Rahul goes for the slog sweep, finds deep midwicket on the bounce. Was a 96ks length ball on middle stump, so the shot was riskier than it initially seemed\n Ashwin to Axar Patel, 1 run Ashwin slows his action this time, only at the last second before delivering the loopy full ball on leg. It's flicked to deep midwicket Time for Himanshu to come in\n Noor Ahmad to Axar Patel, 1 run bowls a wide-ish yorker-length all outside off, and Axar drills it to deep cover point\n Noor Ahmad to Rahul, SIX runs bang! Dumped over the deep-midwicket boundary! He collapses his back knee, gets his front leg out of the way, and slog sweeps this length ball on the stumps for six See all photos\n Noor Ahmad to Rahul, 1 run this is quicker from Noor, who bowls fuller and wider of off. Rahul drags it for a sweep to deep midwicket Axar Patel vs Noor Ahmad BALLS 22 RUNS 36 OUTS 2 SR 163.63 4s\/6s 3\/2\n Noor Ahmad to Axar Patel, OUT bowled him! Axar looked to repeat what Rahul did earlier in the over, but he missed, and Noor has the expression of a hero. Noor bowled this on a fullish length, and got it to dip on a middle-and-off line. Axar, like Rahul, had got his front leg out of the way to try and heave this across the line. But this ball was slower, and hinted to turn in, before he missed and it struck the stumps \n Noor Ahmad to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run full and dipping, and just outside off. Driven to long-off\n Noor Ahmad to Rahul, 1 run full and slower on middle and off. Rahul looked to push forward, but got an inside edge towards deep midwicket\n Pathirana to Rahul, 1 leg bye bowls this on a short length while angling it in. It pitches on on middle and leg, and goes on with the angle. Rahul looked to clip but the ball hit his pad, and dribbled away\n Pathirana to Sameer Rizvi, 2 wide a yorker, but it pitches wide outside leg. Rizvi goes deep in the crease and looks to flick, but the ball is too wide for him. Dhoni fumbles on the collection, and the batters get another single\n Pathirana to Rahul, 1 run short in length, and wide outside off. Rahul throws his bat at it to cut that to deep-backward point without any foot movement\n Pathirana to Sameer Rizvi, no run short again, and this finishes around sixth stump after shaping away from just outside off. Rizvi swayed out of the way, meanwhile\n Pathirana to Sameer Rizvi, 2 runs another short and wide ball outside off. Rizvi reaches out to slash that wide of the man at extra cover, and the batters pinch two in quick time\n Pathirana to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run good running! Pathirana bowled this on the shorter side of a length, and a bit wide of off. Rizvi looked to cut it away but got a bottom edge. And although the ball just about rolled off the pitch, they still got a single\n Pathirana to Rahul, FOUR runs crunched wide of mid-off! Rahul is sitting deep in the crease, and drives forcefully at this length delivery around off. He presented the full face of the bat at that, and sent it away rocketing\n Jadeja to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run on a fullish length, and angling in to pitch on leg. Whipped to deep square leg\n Jadeja to Rahul, SIX runs gone... for six! Rahul skips down the pitch, and swings the bat in a full flurry for six over long-on! He picked this length ball dipping on off, and heaved freely\n Jadeja to Rahul, 1 run on a length, and quicker on middle and off. Turns away a bit, and is punched to deep cover\n Jadeja to Sameer Rizvi, no run short of a length on leg. He looked to swipe, but was hit on his pad\n Jadeja to Sameer Rizvi, 1 wide shorter side of a length, and wide of off. Left alone, and wide called\n Jadeja to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run short of a length on off, and punched to long-off Ravindra Jadeja in IPL, 2025 INNS 4 WKTS 2 ECON 8.70 AVE 43.50 BEST 1\/10\n Jadeja to Rahul, no run again Rahul comes down the track, and drives this length ball around sixth stump to the man at extra cover, who's right on the edge of the circle. Rahul wanted a single, but was sent back by Rizvi\n Pathirana to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run slower delivery on the shorter side of a length, and slightly wide of off. He shaped to hoick, but eventually dabbed it towards point for a single\n Pathirana to Rahul, 1 run a near yorker just outside off, and Rahul whips it to long-on for his first fifty this season See all photos\n Pathirana to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run a fullish delivery in the corridor outside off. He has a big heave at it to long-on, with the ball coming off the inside half of the bat\n Pathirana to Rahul, 1 run ohh, the fine leg is very straight, and that gives Rahul a single, as he pulls this shortish ball pretty belatedly. The ball angled in to arrive at middle and leg, and Rahul chose to wait before pulling\n Pathirana to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs thumped wide of long-on! He uses Pathirana's pace, and dispatches the ball for a boundary. Short delivery from Pathirana, who went just outside off. But Rizvi rode the bounce, and sent that away See all photos\n Pathirana to Sameer Rizvi, no run good stop by Dhoni tumbling to his right, as Chennai finds its voice again! Another short ball from Pathirana, although this one seemed to have come slower. It arrived on middle and off, and Rizvi was hit on his body as he looked to pull but missed, and the ball trickled away behind the stumps\n Noor Ahmad to Rahul, FOUR runs wow, flung away over the umpire's head! Noor angled it across, and went full and wide of off. Rahul reaches out - and the bottom hand comes off, too - but the ball is flat-batted for four down the ground\n Noor Ahmad to Rahul, 1 run short in length around middle and off, and turning in. Pulled to deep midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run fullish ball outside off, and quicker this time. Rizvi mistimes a pull to long-on From around to Rahul\n Noor Ahmad to Rahul, FOUR runs swept to deep-backward square leg! Rahul is loving the sweep today! He gets his front leg out of the way, and reads this length ball pitching on off and turning in to find the gap between the fielders at fine leg and deep midwicket Back over the wicket\n Noor Ahmad to Rahul, 1 run ahh, nearly chopped on! Quicker, and fullish on off, as he bowls flatter too. Rahul looks to tap it down, but gets a bottom edge just wide of off\n Noor Ahmad to Sameer Rizvi, SIX runs into the CSK dugout! Where else to send it if you want to send a message?! The over is done, but Dhoni has a word with Noor immediately after that. Noor bowled this on a length and wide of off, and Rizvi read the dip and slowness of the ball to cream it over long-on for six\n Mukesh Choudhary to Rahul, 2 runs angling across, and on a length on middle. Rahul looks to launch at it, but gets it off the outside half of the bat to deep extra cover\n Mukesh Choudhary to Rahul, 1 run Rahul is standing deep in the crease, and across the stumps, as he swipes this fuller ball outside off to short fine leg. This one comes off the inside half of the bat\n Mukesh Choudhary to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run Rizvi is deep in the crease too, and he looks to get across the stumps pretty late. The ball is fullish and wide of off, and driven to deep cover\n Mukesh Choudhary to Rahul, FOUR runs lovely reverse scoop! This is the first time ever that I'm seeing him play that shot! There was a short third in place, and Rahul found the gap between him and Dhoni by swinging off this fullish ball angling across and arriving around sixth stump See all photos\n Mukesh Choudhary to Rahul, no run a loud groan from Rahul on missing this! Slower delivery, and on the fuller side of a length, just outside off. Rahul looked to slash, but missed INNS 3 WKTS 7 RR 10.63 AVE 45.57\n Mukesh Choudhary to Rahul, no run attempts another reverse scoop, but this time gets an inside edge! His front leg finishes well wide of off as he looks to play that shot, and the ball ends up hitting it. Another one on the fuller side from Choudhary, who bowls outside off, and gets away with this Time-out\n Khaleel Ahmed to Sameer Rizvi, OUT taken by Jadeja! He was placed at deep cover, and had to run forward a good dew steps to take it in front of his stomach. Khaleel angled this across to Rizvi, and bowled on a fullish length in the channel just outside off. Rizvi was deep in the crease, and looked to loft, but the face of the bat seemingly didn't open enough for the shot. He even lost his bottom hand off the bat, as the ball ballooned up for Jadeja \n Khaleel Ahmed to Stubbs, 2 runs good running! Short of a length on middle and off, an punched towards deep extra cover. Jadeja, at deep cover, chases to his right, and Stubbs and Rahul pinch two\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stubbs, FOUR runs hooked to fine leg! Great placement there! A bouncer from Khaleel on middle and leg, and Stubbs swivels while also rolling his wrists to keep this on the ground, and to beat the straightish fine leg for four\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stubbs, 1 run another shortish delivery, but this pitches on middle and finishes on off. Punched down the pitch for mid-off to cut it to his right\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahul, 1 run ohh, this would have landed in the stands had Rahul connected! Short of a length on the stumps from Khaleel, and Rahul looked to pull hard with his front leg out of the way. But he got a bottom edge on to his pad, and the ball rolled away to the off side\n Khaleel Ahmed to Stubbs, 1 run short of a length again, and this pitches on middle and arrives around off. Punched to long-off\n Pathirana to Stubbs, 1 run direct hit would have been close! Ashwin, at extra cover, had a go at the non-striker's end, but the throw turned out to be wide. Stubbs drove this short-of-a-length ball outside off, and took off, taking a detour around the bowler to complete the run\n Pathirana to Rahul, 1 run a full toss on his knees on middle, and Rahul can only swing it towards fine leg\n Pathirana to Stubbs, 1 run full and quick, and just outside off. Driven to extra cover's left\n Pathirana to Rahul, 1 run slower ball from Pathirana, who bowls short and wide-ish of off. Rahul shapes to pull, but gets a bottom edge on the pitch. The slowness of the pitch came into play there\n Pathirana to Stubbs, 1 run this time Pathirana goes on a fullish length, and around sixth stump. Driven to mid-off, as only five runs come in the over so far BALLS 565 WKTS 62 4s\/6s 65\/24 ECON 8.26 AVE 12.54\n Pathirana to Rahul, 1 run good save by Gaikwad, who moves to his right from long-off, and barely manages to avoid touching the rope. Rahul lofted this near yorker-length delivery around off, and almost stood his ground. Did he assume that it was going for four? Who knows?\n Mukesh Choudhary to Rahul, FOUR runs swept over the man at backward square leg! Rahul gets across his stumps, and exposes all of them, as he spots Choudhary going on a length, and wide outside off. Rahul reaches out, and gets four, though Gaikwad has a word with Choudhary... before the umpires bring a new ball into play.\n Mukesh Choudhary to Rahul, no run Rahul misses out! This was angling across, and coming on as a full toss around sixth stump. He may have tried a bit too hard to try and loft, but missed\n Mukesh Choudhary to Rahul, 1 run dropped by Choudhary! It was a dolly, and even Dhoni seems to be wondering what happened there. The ball came to Choudahry's right, but he never got close to the ball, which dropped off his hands. It was another full toss dipping around off, as Rahul mistimed his attempted swish across the line\n Mukesh Choudhary to Stubbs, SIX runs cracked down the ground! Short of a length, and just outside off, as Stubbs, from deep in the crease, and with his front leg out of the way, sends the ball flying off the bat\n Mukesh Choudhary to Stubbs, FOUR runs Gaikwad overruns from long-off... and misses the ball! He went for the catch rather than saving the runs, and the ball dropped just in front of him as he ran forward. It was another full toss, albeit a low one, around off, as Stubbs lifted it down the ground\n Mukesh Choudhary to Stubbs, no run very full, as he angles this across, and goes wide of off. Stubbs shaped to reverse scoop but missed. But with nothing to lose, DC review hoping for a wide. Stubbs was across\n Pathirana to Rahul, 2 wide swings this in, and ends up bowling wide of leg. Again Dhoni couldn't collect cleanly, and the batters got a single\n Pathirana to Stubbs, 1 run on the fuller side, and around fifth stump. Stubbs has a hoick across the line but the ball goes off the inside half of the bat to deep-backward square leg\n Pathirana to Rahul, OUT gone! Gloved behind to Dhoni! He took it with a reverse cup in front of his face while moving to his left. A bouncer from Pathirana, who banged the ball in short on the stumps. It arrived almost close to Rahul's face, as he looked to hook it by slightly getting across. But he could only get a glove for a simple catch for Dhoni \n Pathirana to Ashutosh, 1 run, OUT run-out first ball! When it's Jadeja, you know exactly where and at what speed the throw will be coming. Ashutosh is nowhere in the frame as Dhoni collects the ball before whipping the stumps off. Pathirana welcomed Ashutosh with an inswining batter which arrived on leg. Ashutosh could only clip it towards square leg, where Jadeja rushed forward from the boundary. There was a mix-up between the batters regarding the possible second, and eventually Ashutosh fell well short \n Pathirana to Nigam, no run Dhoni fumbles in collecting the ball, but there's no bye there! Short delivery from Pathirana, as the ball shapes back in to finish on leg and cramp Nigam for room, with the latter looking to ramp but missing\n Pathirana to Nigam, 1 run wow, a short ball at 147kph hurries on to Nigam! The batter is standing just outside leg, and can only fend this off his glove down the leg side Last ball. Stubbs on strike.\n Pathirana to Stubbs, 2 runs short delivery just outside off, and Stubbs swivels and mistimes a pull towards long-on. The batters still pinch two even as the ball went off the higher side of the bat","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","Ashutosh","Axar Patel","J Fraser-McGurk","Nigam","Rahul","Sameer Rizvi","Stubbs"],"Runs":[33.0,0.0,21.0,0.0,1.0,77.0,20.0,24.0],"Balls_Faced":[20,1,14,5,2,51,15,12],"Fours":[4,0,2,0,0,6,1,2],"Sixes":[1,0,1,0,0,3,1,1],"S\/R":[165.0,0.0,150.0,0.0,50.0,150.98,133.33,200.0],"dismissal":["c Pathirana b Jadeja","run out (Jadeja\/\u2020Dhoni)","b Noor Ahmad","c Ashwin b Ahmed","Not Out","c \u2020Dhoni b Pathirana","c Jadeja b Ahmed","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Jadeja","Khaleel Ahmed","Mukesh Choudhary","Noor Ahmad","Pathirana"],"Balls":[18,12,24,24,18,24],"Runs_Given":[21.0,19.0,25.0,50.0,36.0,30.0],"Wickets":[0,1,2,0,1,1],"Overs":[3.0,2.0,4.0,4.0,3.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, no run .angles this in from over the stumps, and goes on a fullish length around middle and off. .Abhishek pushes it to mid-on with no foot movement\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, no run .ohh, superb yorker! This is angled in but swings away to arrive bang on the base of off .stump, before Abhishek digs it out off the outside half of the bat\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs .I thought that was too much inswing, and that is whipped for four! It landed as a full .toss which was dipping around off, and Abhishek swung it wide of mid-on to get things .going\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs .through cover point! On a length on middle, and Abhishek made room early to dispatch .that between point and cover point for four more\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, 1 run .much fuller length, and this one again swings sharply to arrive on a very full length on .the stumps. Flicked hard to fine leg .Head facing his first ball\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Head, 1 run .another full toss from Farooqi, although this is lowish, and around fourth stump. Heaved .away behind square to get off the mark\nTheekshana to Head, (no ball) .on a length, and quite quick around sixth stump. Punched towards point... and the siren .goes off to inform that it's a no-ball .Free hit\nTheekshana to Head, 1 wide .on a length, and really wide of off. Wide called, even as Head seemed to back away .Free hit stands\nTheekshana to Head, 2 runs .on a length again, but wide of off. This time Head throws his bat at it, and ends up .mistiming a loft wide of long-off\nTheekshana to Head, no run .fullish length, and angled in to to pitch just outside off. Slashed on the bounce to cover .point\nTheekshana to Head, no run .ahhh, fuller and slower! He goes on a fullish length on off, and Heads chips this towards .extra cover\nTheekshana to Head, FOUR runs .slapped between point and cover point! Shorter side of a length, and on fifth stump, as .Head shifts his weight back to find the gap for four. The ball, in fact, straightened after .pitching\nTheekshana to Head, SIX runs .down the pitch, and bang! The first six off Head's bat this season! Theekshana went .much fuller - perhaps right around that hittable length - on middle and off, and Head .launched it over his, well, head\nTheekshana to Head, no run .full, and just outside off. That was quicker too, and Head ended up driving to the man at .extra cover\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs .just over the man at backward point! It was swatted over the fielder, even as Abhishek, .who had made room early, had to adjust for the bounce and also after being cramped .for room. Farooqi went short and got it to shape in and finish wide of leg, before .Abhishek swatted it away\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs .over mid-off this time! On a length on middle, and Abhishek, with his front leg out of the .way, flings it for four more\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs .pulled over midwicket! A hat-trick of boundaries this over! Farooqi switched his length .to go short, and around fifth stump. The ball didn't get up a lot, as Abhishek thrashed it .for another boundary .RR perhaps looking to slow things down...\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, 2 runs .a high, inswinging full toss which arrives wide of leg, and Abhishek, after making room, .ends up swiping it over square leg. The umpires did wonder for a while if it was a no-ball .for height, but it's not given eventually\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, 1 run .a full toss arriving on middle as the ball swings in, and is driven to long-on\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Head, SIX runs .launched over backward point! Typical Travis Head style, as he stands after backing .away, and targets this fullish ball arriving around sixth stump. He throws his bat .powerfully, and belts it for six\nTheekshana to Abhishek, OUT .taken at cover point! Jaiswal only had to grab it with both hands after moving a step to .his right! Theekshana bowled a short delivery which was wide enough for any batter to .slap for a boundary, only for Abhishek to end up slashing it away from his body to break .another stunning stand with Head. RR and I can take a breather, at least for now .Abhishek Sharma c Jaiswal b Theekshana 24 (11b 5x4 0x6 16m) SR: 218.18\nTheekshana to Ishan, no run .quite full, and on the stumps. Driven back down the pitch, and Theekshana throws .himself to his left to stop a potential single\nTheekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs .ooh, some luck going Kishan's way! Extra bounce for Theekshana, and there's no slip to .pouch that outside edge. Kishan was hanging deep in the crease, and the ball was on a .fullish length on off. It turned away and bounced, and Kishan jabbed at it tentatively . .Ishan Kishan in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1763 .OUTS .43 .4s\/6s .221\/67 .SR .127.66 .AVE .41.00\nTheekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs .bashed over the umpire's head! Much fuller and quicker, and on off, as Kishan this time .belts it back for four\nTheekshana to Ishan, 2 runs .full and straight, and this time Kishan heaves across the line. He mistimes the shot, and .ends up dribbling the ball wide of mid-on for two\nTheekshana to Ishan, no run .very quick from Theekshana - at 104kph - as he bowled short on middle, and the ball .went on with the angle from around the wicket to hit Kishan's pad as he looked to pull .but missed\nArcher to Head, FOUR runs .whipped over the man at square leg! Archer bowled this on the shorter side of a length .on leg, and Head, after backing away, flicked that effortlessly for four\nArcher to Head, SIX runs .bam! Massive hit over deep square leg! Beware in the crowd! Archer bowled on the .shorter side again, and this arrived around middle. Head, standing outside leg, had a .liberal swing of the bat to pull for six .From around the wicket now\nArcher to Head, no run .slower ball, and beaten! On a shortish length, and in the corridor outside off, as Head .looked to have a hack, but missed out\nArcher to Head, FOUR runs .slashed between cover point and extra cover! Archer gives Head some width again, and .bowls on the shorter side too. Head waits for it before shifting his weight back, and .slaps it away\nArcher to Head, 1 wide .wide called, and Archer isn't pleased! He banged a bouncer on pretty much a stump-to- .stump line, and the ball shaped back in. The bounce seemed too much indeed, and .Head missed as he looked to ramp\nArcher to Head, FOUR runs .swatted over mid-off! I have no option other than to explain what happened even as my .fingers are paining already. Shorter side of a length, and just around off or thereabouts, .as Head backs away to thrash that\nArcher to Head, FOUR runs .one-bounce four! This one went down the ground! Archer angled this in from around the .wicket, and went on a fullish length on the stumps. But the fact that Head is deep in the .crease and is standing with his front leg out of the way means he can slam that back .rather easily\nTheekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs .misfield, and four more! Short of a length, and wide of off, as Kishan cuts it hard only for .the ball to slip between Jaiswal's legs at cover point\nTheekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs .between cover point and extra cover! Shorter side of a length just outside off, and it .turns away, before Kishan hacks it for four more\nTheekshana to Ishan, 1 run .this dips and lands as a low full toss on middle. Pushed to mid-on for a hurried single\nTheekshana to Head, 1 run .long-off is back, and Head slaps this length ball pitching on off and turning in for a .single in that region\nTheekshana to Ishan, 1 run .full and pretty quick on off, as it straightens after pitching. Nudged towards midwicket\nTheekshana to Head, (no ball) .oohh, he backed away and looked to slog sweep, but the ball was full and seemed to .come on with the arm after pitching outside leg. So Head was hit on his pad... but, but .it's a no-ball! .Free hit to end the powerplay\nTheekshana to Head, FOUR runs .a low full toss on the stumps... and four more! He simply made a bit of room, and lofted .it back down the ground. That is 94 in the first six overs! .With the powerplay heroics done, here comes Shashank\nSandeep to Ishan, FOUR runs .starts with an absolute half-tracker that Kishan wallops in front of square, deep .midwicket comes around to try and cut that off but can't. Excellent effort from Kunal .Singh Rathore, who ran nearly 25 yards around the ropes.\nSandeep to Ishan, no run .length on the stumps, defended\nSandeep to Ishan, 1 run .full on the stumps, drilled down to long-on.\nSandeep to Head, 2 runs .clears his front leg and blasts this straight back past the bowler. Long-on and long-off .converge to cut that off. Jaiswal put in the dive from long-off, parrying to Hetmyer at .long-on.\nSandeep to Head, 1 run .bludgeoned down the ground over the bowler's head once again\nSandeep to Ishan, FOUR runs .Shubham Dubey at deep point can't take the catch at deep point! Gets to the ball in .time but can't bend down in the nick of time to take the catch as the ball dribbles away .to the ropes. Hint of hesitation from the fielder, because he was a tad late to get off the .blocks as Kishan absolutely slapped that up and over.\nRana to Head, 1 run .slaps it to wide long-off, Head brings up a 21-ball fifty\nRana to Ishan, 1 run .works it down to long-on . .Travis Head vs RR in T20s .INNS .3 .RUNS .142 .SR .152.68 .AVE .71.00\nRana to Head, FOUR runs .lofted over extra cover! Rana bowls a harmless length ball outside off, Head stands his .ground and lofts him through the line. Pristine timing and placement\nRana to Head, 1 run .cut to deep cover as he jogs the single\nRana to Ishan, 1 run .flat hit down to long-on. Looked to clear the ropes but didn't get the elevation\nRana to Head, 1 run .rocks back and fetches the pull from way outside off, down to deep midwicket\nSandeep to Head, no run .short ball, Sandeep takes pace off, so there's spongy bounce, Head looks to slap it over .point but because he has no pace, just wafts at that to get a top edge. Sandeep runs the .entire length of the pitch to try and catch that but just misses out. Nearly a catch but .again, luck not going RR's way\nSandeep to Head, 2 runs .whipped away off the pads down to deep backward square leg. Incredible bat speed .and wrist work all at once\nSandeep to Head, 1 run .yorker-length, gets this to rail late from middle, squeezed to backward point\nSandeep to Ishan, 1 run .reaches out to toe-end this straight hit down to long-off\nSandeep to Head, FOUR runs .backs away and slaps this slower bouncer over cover. Like a tennis forehand . This .seemed like it bounced over his head but Travis held his shape and slapped it when it .arrived\nSandeep to Head, no run .heaves and misses. Sandeep cleverly takes pace off and bowls it outside Head's hitting .arc.\nDeshpande to Ishan, 1 wide .starts with a slower length ball he bowls way outside the wide line, Kishan leaves\nDeshpande to Ishan, 1 run .cuts, lands just short of point. A half-stop means they take a single. Kishan didn't go .through with the cut, somehow stopped himself.\nDeshpande to Head, 1 wide .reaches out to slap this through cover as Deshpande slants it across, bails out as it's far .too wide.\nDeshpande to Head, FOUR runs .bludgeons this down the ground! Deshpande tries to take it away from Head's hitting .arc but he somehow still manages to reach out and flat-bats it over the bowler's head. .Nearly cleared the ropes as well as he hit it dead straight.\nDeshpande to Head, OUT .drills this straight to mid-off. Head reaches out to scythe this over cover but can't get .the kins of bat on it as he'd like, Hetmyer takes an excellent catch. Good use of the .knuckleball from Deshpande. The pace off clearly did its trick on Head as he went .through with the shot. .Travis Head c Hetmyer b Deshpande 67 (31b 9x4 3x6 48m) SR: 216.12\nDeshpande to Nitish Kumar, no run .beaten by the short ball as he tries to fetch the pull from outside off\nDeshpande to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .slapped back past the bowler, beats mid-off and it bullets down the ground. Deshpande .immediately puts his hand out to apologise to his skipper Riyan Parag\nDeshpande to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .punches to mid-off as they scamper a single. Jaiswal attempts a direct hit at the .bowler's end, misses.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs SRH, 2nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, no run angles this in from over the stumps, and goes on a fullish length around middle and off. Abhishek pushes it to mid-on with no foot movement\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, no run ohh, superb yorker! This is angled in but swings away to arrive bang on the base of off stump, before Abhishek digs it out off the outside half of the bat\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs I thought that was too much inswing, and that is whipped for four! It landed as a full toss which was dipping around off, and Abhishek swung it wide of mid-on to get things going\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs through cover point! On a length on middle, and Abhishek made room early to dispatch that between point and cover point for four more\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, 1 run much fuller length, and this one again swings sharply to arrive on a very full length on the stumps. Flicked hard to fine leg Head facing his first ball\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Head, 1 run another full toss from Farooqi, although this is lowish, and around fourth stump. Heaved away behind square to get off the mark\n on a length, and quite quick around sixth stump. Punched towards point... and the siren goes off to inform that it's a no-ball Free hit\n Theekshana to Head, 1 wide on a length, and really wide of off. Wide called, even as Head seemed to back away Free hit stands\n Theekshana to Head, 2 runs on a length again, but wide of off. This time Head throws his bat at it, and ends up mistiming a loft wide of long-off\n Theekshana to Head, no run fullish length, and angled in to to pitch just outside off. Slashed on the bounce to cover point\n Theekshana to Head, no run ahhh, fuller and slower! He goes on a fullish length on off, and Heads chips this towards extra cover\n Theekshana to Head, FOUR runs slapped between point and cover point! Shorter side of a length, and on fifth stump, as Head shifts his weight back to find the gap for four. The ball, in fact, straightened after pitching\n Theekshana to Head, SIX runs down the pitch, and bang! The first six off Head's bat this season! Theekshana went much fuller - perhaps right around that hittable length - on middle and off, and Head launched it over his, well, head\n Theekshana to Head, no run full, and just outside off. That was quicker too, and Head ended up driving to the man at extra cover\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs just over the man at backward point! It was swatted over the fielder, even as Abhishek, who had made room early, had to adjust for the bounce and also after being cramped for room. Farooqi went short and got it to shape in and finish wide of leg, before Abhishek swatted it away\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs over mid-off this time! On a length on middle, and Abhishek, with his front leg out of the way, flings it for four more\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs pulled over midwicket! A hat-trick of boundaries this over! Farooqi switched his length to go short, and around fifth stump. The ball didn't get up a lot, as Abhishek thrashed it for another boundary RR perhaps looking to slow things down...\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, 2 runs a high, inswinging full toss which arrives wide of leg, and Abhishek, after making room, ends up swiping it over square leg. The umpires did wonder for a while if it was a no-ball for height, but it's not given eventually\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, 1 run a full toss arriving on middle as the ball swings in, and is driven to long-on\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Head, SIX runs launched over backward point! Typical Travis Head style, as he stands after backing away, and targets this fullish ball arriving around sixth stump. He throws his bat powerfully, and belts it for six\n Theekshana to Abhishek, OUT taken at cover point! Jaiswal only had to grab it with both hands after moving a step to his right! Theekshana bowled a short delivery which was wide enough for any batter to slap for a boundary, only for Abhishek to end up slashing it away from his body to break another stunning stand with Head. RR and I can take a breather, at least for now \n Theekshana to Ishan, no run quite full, and on the stumps. Driven back down the pitch, and Theekshana throws himself to his left to stop a potential single\n Theekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs ooh, some luck going Kishan's way! Extra bounce for Theekshana, and there's no slip to pouch that outside edge. Kishan was hanging deep in the crease, and the ball was on a fullish length on off. It turned away and bounced, and Kishan jabbed at it tentatively RUNS 1763 OUTS 43 4s\/6s 221\/67 SR 127.66 AVE 41.00\n Theekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs bashed over the umpire's head! Much fuller and quicker, and on off, as Kishan this time belts it back for four\n Theekshana to Ishan, 2 runs full and straight, and this time Kishan heaves across the line. He mistimes the shot, and ends up dribbling the ball wide of mid-on for two\n Theekshana to Ishan, no run very quick from Theekshana - at 104kph - as he bowled short on middle, and the ball went on with the angle from around the wicket to hit Kishan's pad as he looked to pull but missed\n Archer to Head, FOUR runs whipped over the man at square leg! Archer bowled this on the shorter side of a length on leg, and Head, after backing away, flicked that effortlessly for four\n Archer to Head, SIX runs bam! Massive hit over deep square leg! Beware in the crowd! Archer bowled on the shorter side again, and this arrived around middle. Head, standing outside leg, had a liberal swing of the bat to pull for six From around the wicket now\n Archer to Head, no run slower ball, and beaten! On a shortish length, and in the corridor outside off, as Head looked to have a hack, but missed out\n Archer to Head, FOUR runs slashed between cover point and extra cover! Archer gives Head some width again, and bowls on the shorter side too. Head waits for it before shifting his weight back, and slaps it away\n Archer to Head, 1 wide wide called, and Archer isn't pleased! He banged a bouncer on pretty much a stump-to-stump line, and the ball shaped back in. The bounce seemed too much indeed, and Head missed as he looked to ramp\n Archer to Head, FOUR runs swatted over mid-off! I have no option other than to explain what happened even as my fingers are paining already. Shorter side of a length, and just around off or thereabouts, as Head backs away to thrash that\n Archer to Head, FOUR runs one-bounce four! This one went down the ground! Archer angled this in from around the wicket, and went on a fullish length on the stumps. But the fact that Head is deep in the crease and is standing with his front leg out of the way means he can slam that back rather easily\n Theekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs misfield, and four more! Short of a length, and wide of off, as Kishan cuts it hard only for the ball to slip between Jaiswal's legs at cover point\n Theekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs between cover point and extra cover! Shorter side of a length just outside off, and it turns away, before Kishan hacks it for four more\n Theekshana to Ishan, 1 run this dips and lands as a low full toss on middle. Pushed to mid-on for a hurried single\n Theekshana to Head, 1 run long-off is back, and Head slaps this length ball pitching on off and turning in for a single in that region\n Theekshana to Ishan, 1 run full and pretty quick on off, as it straightens after pitching. Nudged towards midwicket\n oohh, he backed away and looked to slog sweep, but the ball was full and seemed to come on with the arm after pitching outside leg. So Head was hit on his pad... but, but it's a no-ball! Free hit to end the powerplay\n Theekshana to Head, FOUR runs a low full toss on the stumps... and four more! He simply made a bit of room, and lofted it back down the ground. That is 94 in the first six overs! With the powerplay heroics done, here comes Shashank\n Sandeep to Ishan, FOUR runs starts with an absolute half-tracker that Kishan wallops in front of square, deep midwicket comes around to try and cut that off but can't. Excellent effort from Kunal Singh Rathore, who ran nearly 25 yards around the ropes.\n Sandeep to Ishan, no run length on the stumps, defended\n Sandeep to Ishan, 1 run full on the stumps, drilled down to long-on.\n Sandeep to Head, 2 runs clears his front leg and blasts this straight back past the bowler. Long-on and long-off converge to cut that off. Jaiswal put in the dive from long-off, parrying to Hetmyer at long-on.\n Sandeep to Head, 1 run bludgeoned down the ground over the bowler's head once again\n Sandeep to Ishan, FOUR runs Shubham Dubey at deep point can't take the catch at deep point! Gets to the ball in time but can't bend down in the nick of time to take the catch as the ball dribbles away to the ropes. Hint of hesitation from the fielder, because he was a tad late to get off the blocks as Kishan absolutely slapped that up and over.\n Rana to Head, 1 run slaps it to wide long-off, Head brings up a 21-ball fifty\n Rana to Ishan, 1 run works it down to long-on Travis Head vs RR in T20s INNS 3 RUNS 142 SR 152.68 AVE 71.00\n Rana to Head, FOUR runs lofted over extra cover! Rana bowls a harmless length ball outside off, Head stands his ground and lofts him through the line. Pristine timing and placement\n Rana to Head, 1 run cut to deep cover as he jogs the single\n Rana to Ishan, 1 run flat hit down to long-on. Looked to clear the ropes but didn't get the elevation\n Rana to Head, 1 run rocks back and fetches the pull from way outside off, down to deep midwicket\n Sandeep to Head, no run short ball, Sandeep takes pace off, so there's spongy bounce, Head looks to slap it over point but because he has no pace, just wafts at that to get a top edge. Sandeep runs the entire length of the pitch to try and catch that but just misses out. Nearly a catch but again, luck not going RR's way\n Sandeep to Head, 2 runs whipped away off the pads down to deep backward square leg. Incredible bat speed and wrist work all at once\n Sandeep to Head, 1 run yorker-length, gets this to rail late from middle, squeezed to backward point\n Sandeep to Ishan, 1 run reaches out to toe-end this straight hit down to long-off\n Sandeep to Head, FOUR runs backs away and slaps this slower bouncer over cover. Like a tennis forehand This seemed like it bounced over his head but Travis held his shape and slapped it when it arrived\n Sandeep to Head, no run heaves and misses. Sandeep cleverly takes pace off and bowls it outside Head's hitting arc.\n Deshpande to Ishan, 1 wide starts with a slower length ball he bowls way outside the wide line, Kishan leaves\n Deshpande to Ishan, 1 run cuts, lands just short of point. A half-stop means they take a single. Kishan didn't go through with the cut, somehow stopped himself.\n Deshpande to Head, 1 wide reaches out to slap this through cover as Deshpande slants it across, bails out as it's far too wide.\n Deshpande to Head, FOUR runs bludgeons this down the ground! Deshpande tries to take it away from Head's hitting arc but he somehow still manages to reach out and flat-bats it over the bowler's head. Nearly cleared the ropes as well as he hit it dead straight.\n Deshpande to Head, OUT drills this straight to mid-off. Head reaches out to scythe this over cover but can't get the kins of bat on it as he'd like, Hetmyer takes an excellent catch. Good use of the knuckleball from Deshpande. The pace off clearly did its trick on Head as he went through with the shot. \n Deshpande to Nitish Kumar, no run beaten by the short ball as he tries to fetch the pull from outside off\n Deshpande to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs slapped back past the bowler, beats mid-off and it bullets down the ground. Deshpande immediately puts his hand out to apologise to his skipper Riyan Parag\n Deshpande to Nitish Kumar, 1 run punches to mid-off as they scamper a single. Jaiswal attempts a direct hit at the bowler's end, misses.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Head","Ishan","Nitish Kumar"],"Runs":[24.0,67.0,33.0,5.0],"Balls_Faced":[11,31,17,3],"Fours":[5,9,6,1],"Sixes":[0,3,0,0],"S\/R":[218.18,216.13,194.12,166.67],"dismissal":["c Jaiswal b Theekshana","c Hetmyer b Deshpande","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Fazalhaq Farooqi","Rana","Sandeep","Theekshana"],"Balls":[6,6,12,6,12,18],"Runs_Given":[23.0,12.0,31.0,9.0,20.0,40.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,0,0,1],"Overs":[1.0,1.0,2.0,1.0,2.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, no run .angles this in from over the stumps, and goes on a fullish length around middle and off. .Abhishek pushes it to mid-on with no foot movement\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, no run .ohh, superb yorker! This is angled in but swings away to arrive bang on the base of off .stump, before Abhishek digs it out off the outside half of the bat\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs .I thought that was too much inswing, and that is whipped for four! It landed as a full .toss which was dipping around off, and Abhishek swung it wide of mid-on to get things .going\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs .through cover point! On a length on middle, and Abhishek made room early to dispatch .that between point and cover point for four more\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, 1 run .much fuller length, and this one again swings sharply to arrive on a very full length on .the stumps. Flicked hard to fine leg .Head facing his first ball\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Head, 1 run .another full toss from Farooqi, although this is lowish, and around fourth stump. Heaved .away behind square to get off the mark\nTheekshana to Head, (no ball) .on a length, and quite quick around sixth stump. Punched towards point... and the siren .goes off to inform that it's a no-ball .Free hit\nTheekshana to Head, 1 wide .on a length, and really wide of off. Wide called, even as Head seemed to back away .Free hit stands\nTheekshana to Head, 2 runs .on a length again, but wide of off. This time Head throws his bat at it, and ends up .mistiming a loft wide of long-off\nTheekshana to Head, no run .fullish length, and angled in to to pitch just outside off. Slashed on the bounce to cover .point\nTheekshana to Head, no run .ahhh, fuller and slower! He goes on a fullish length on off, and Heads chips this towards .extra cover\nTheekshana to Head, FOUR runs .slapped between point and cover point! Shorter side of a length, and on fifth stump, as .Head shifts his weight back to find the gap for four. The ball, in fact, straightened after .pitching\nTheekshana to Head, SIX runs .down the pitch, and bang! The first six off Head's bat this season! Theekshana went .much fuller - perhaps right around that hittable length - on middle and off, and Head .launched it over his, well, head\nTheekshana to Head, no run .full, and just outside off. That was quicker too, and Head ended up driving to the man at .extra cover\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs .just over the man at backward point! It was swatted over the fielder, even as Abhishek, .who had made room early, had to adjust for the bounce and also after being cramped .for room. Farooqi went short and got it to shape in and finish wide of leg, before .Abhishek swatted it away\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs .over mid-off this time! On a length on middle, and Abhishek, with his front leg out of the .way, flings it for four more\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs .pulled over midwicket! A hat-trick of boundaries this over! Farooqi switched his length .to go short, and around fifth stump. The ball didn't get up a lot, as Abhishek thrashed it .for another boundary .RR perhaps looking to slow things down...\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, 2 runs .a high, inswinging full toss which arrives wide of leg, and Abhishek, after making room, .ends up swiping it over square leg. The umpires did wonder for a while if it was a no-ball .for height, but it's not given eventually\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, 1 run .a full toss arriving on middle as the ball swings in, and is driven to long-on\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Head, SIX runs .launched over backward point! Typical Travis Head style, as he stands after backing .away, and targets this fullish ball arriving around sixth stump. He throws his bat .powerfully, and belts it for six\nTheekshana to Abhishek, OUT .taken at cover point! Jaiswal only had to grab it with both hands after moving a step to .his right! Theekshana bowled a short delivery which was wide enough for any batter to .slap for a boundary, only for Abhishek to end up slashing it away from his body to break .another stunning stand with Head. RR and I can take a breather, at least for now .Abhishek Sharma c Jaiswal b Theekshana 24 (11b 5x4 0x6 16m) SR: 218.18\nTheekshana to Ishan, no run .quite full, and on the stumps. Driven back down the pitch, and Theekshana throws .himself to his left to stop a potential single\nTheekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs .ooh, some luck going Kishan's way! Extra bounce for Theekshana, and there's no slip to .pouch that outside edge. Kishan was hanging deep in the crease, and the ball was on a .fullish length on off. It turned away and bounced, and Kishan jabbed at it tentatively . .Ishan Kishan in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1763 .OUTS .43 .4s\/6s .221\/67 .SR .127.66 .AVE .41.00\nTheekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs .bashed over the umpire's head! Much fuller and quicker, and on off, as Kishan this time .belts it back for four\nTheekshana to Ishan, 2 runs .full and straight, and this time Kishan heaves across the line. He mistimes the shot, and .ends up dribbling the ball wide of mid-on for two\nTheekshana to Ishan, no run .very quick from Theekshana - at 104kph - as he bowled short on middle, and the ball .went on with the angle from around the wicket to hit Kishan's pad as he looked to pull .but missed\nArcher to Head, FOUR runs .whipped over the man at square leg! Archer bowled this on the shorter side of a length .on leg, and Head, after backing away, flicked that effortlessly for four\nArcher to Head, SIX runs .bam! Massive hit over deep square leg! Beware in the crowd! Archer bowled on the .shorter side again, and this arrived around middle. Head, standing outside leg, had a .liberal swing of the bat to pull for six .From around the wicket now\nArcher to Head, no run .slower ball, and beaten! On a shortish length, and in the corridor outside off, as Head .looked to have a hack, but missed out\nArcher to Head, FOUR runs .slashed between cover point and extra cover! Archer gives Head some width again, and .bowls on the shorter side too. Head waits for it before shifting his weight back, and .slaps it away\nArcher to Head, 1 wide .wide called, and Archer isn't pleased! He banged a bouncer on pretty much a stump-to- .stump line, and the ball shaped back in. The bounce seemed too much indeed, and .Head missed as he looked to ramp\nArcher to Head, FOUR runs .swatted over mid-off! I have no option other than to explain what happened even as my .fingers are paining already. Shorter side of a length, and just around off or thereabouts, .as Head backs away to thrash that\nArcher to Head, FOUR runs .one-bounce four! This one went down the ground! Archer angled this in from around the .wicket, and went on a fullish length on the stumps. But the fact that Head is deep in the .crease and is standing with his front leg out of the way means he can slam that back .rather easily\nTheekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs .misfield, and four more! Short of a length, and wide of off, as Kishan cuts it hard only for .the ball to slip between Jaiswal's legs at cover point\nTheekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs .between cover point and extra cover! Shorter side of a length just outside off, and it .turns away, before Kishan hacks it for four more\nTheekshana to Ishan, 1 run .this dips and lands as a low full toss on middle. Pushed to mid-on for a hurried single\nTheekshana to Head, 1 run .long-off is back, and Head slaps this length ball pitching on off and turning in for a .single in that region\nTheekshana to Ishan, 1 run .full and pretty quick on off, as it straightens after pitching. Nudged towards midwicket\nTheekshana to Head, (no ball) .oohh, he backed away and looked to slog sweep, but the ball was full and seemed to .come on with the arm after pitching outside leg. So Head was hit on his pad... but, but .it's a no-ball! .Free hit to end the powerplay\nTheekshana to Head, FOUR runs .a low full toss on the stumps... and four more! He simply made a bit of room, and lofted .it back down the ground. That is 94 in the first six overs! .With the powerplay heroics done, here comes Shashank\nSandeep to Ishan, FOUR runs .starts with an absolute half-tracker that Kishan wallops in front of square, deep .midwicket comes around to try and cut that off but can't. Excellent effort from Kunal .Singh Rathore, who ran nearly 25 yards around the ropes.\nSandeep to Ishan, no run .length on the stumps, defended\nSandeep to Ishan, 1 run .full on the stumps, drilled down to long-on.\nSandeep to Head, 2 runs .clears his front leg and blasts this straight back past the bowler. Long-on and long-off .converge to cut that off. Jaiswal put in the dive from long-off, parrying to Hetmyer at .long-on.\nSandeep to Head, 1 run .bludgeoned down the ground over the bowler's head once again\nSandeep to Ishan, FOUR runs .Shubham Dubey at deep point can't take the catch at deep point! Gets to the ball in .time but can't bend down in the nick of time to take the catch as the ball dribbles away .to the ropes. Hint of hesitation from the fielder, because he was a tad late to get off the .blocks as Kishan absolutely slapped that up and over.\nRana to Head, 1 run .slaps it to wide long-off, Head brings up a 21-ball fifty\nRana to Ishan, 1 run .works it down to long-on . .Travis Head vs RR in T20s .INNS .3 .RUNS .142 .SR .152.68 .AVE .71.00\nRana to Head, FOUR runs .lofted over extra cover! Rana bowls a harmless length ball outside off, Head stands his .ground and lofts him through the line. Pristine timing and placement\nRana to Head, 1 run .cut to deep cover as he jogs the single\nRana to Ishan, 1 run .flat hit down to long-on. Looked to clear the ropes but didn't get the elevation\nRana to Head, 1 run .rocks back and fetches the pull from way outside off, down to deep midwicket\nSandeep to Head, no run .short ball, Sandeep takes pace off, so there's spongy bounce, Head looks to slap it over .point but because he has no pace, just wafts at that to get a top edge. Sandeep runs the .entire length of the pitch to try and catch that but just misses out. Nearly a catch but .again, luck not going RR's way\nSandeep to Head, 2 runs .whipped away off the pads down to deep backward square leg. Incredible bat speed .and wrist work all at once\nSandeep to Head, 1 run .yorker-length, gets this to rail late from middle, squeezed to backward point\nSandeep to Ishan, 1 run .reaches out to toe-end this straight hit down to long-off\nSandeep to Head, FOUR runs .backs away and slaps this slower bouncer over cover. Like a tennis forehand . This .seemed like it bounced over his head but Travis held his shape and slapped it when it .arrived\nSandeep to Head, no run .heaves and misses. Sandeep cleverly takes pace off and bowls it outside Head's hitting .arc.\nDeshpande to Ishan, 1 wide .starts with a slower length ball he bowls way outside the wide line, Kishan leaves\nDeshpande to Ishan, 1 run .cuts, lands just short of point. A half-stop means they take a single. Kishan didn't go .through with the cut, somehow stopped himself.\nDeshpande to Head, 1 wide .reaches out to slap this through cover as Deshpande slants it across, bails out as it's far .too wide.\nDeshpande to Head, FOUR runs .bludgeons this down the ground! Deshpande tries to take it away from Head's hitting .arc but he somehow still manages to reach out and flat-bats it over the bowler's head. .Nearly cleared the ropes as well as he hit it dead straight.\nDeshpande to Head, OUT .drills this straight to mid-off. Head reaches out to scythe this over cover but can't get .the kins of bat on it as he'd like, Hetmyer takes an excellent catch. Good use of the .knuckleball from Deshpande. The pace off clearly did its trick on Head as he went .through with the shot. .Travis Head c Hetmyer b Deshpande 67 (31b 9x4 3x6 48m) SR: 216.12\nDeshpande to Nitish Kumar, no run .beaten by the short ball as he tries to fetch the pull from outside off\nDeshpande to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .slapped back past the bowler, beats mid-off and it bullets down the ground. Deshpande .immediately puts his hand out to apologise to his skipper Riyan Parag\nDeshpande to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .punches to mid-off as they scamper a single. Jaiswal attempts a direct hit at the .bowler's end, misses.\nArcher to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .excellent effort from Parag at mid-off to get to the ball, but this lands just short as .Nitish looks to go through the line over the infield\nArcher to Ishan, 1 run .arches back and ramps this short ball down to third man on the bounce\nArcher to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .crrrrrraaaaack! Backs away to give himself room and slaps him over the infield to pick .the gap at deep cover.\nArcher to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .pushed wide of cover for a quick single\nArcher to Ishan, 1 run .advances down the pitch as Jofra digs one in to cramp him for room, bunted down the .ground\nArcher to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .how has he picked the gap? Wow, what power! Jofra bowls a slower bouncer, off the .back of the hand, and Nitish holds his shape and swats this away into the gap between .wide long-on and deep midwicket.\nDeshpande to Ishan, 1 run .flat-batted to long-on\nDeshpande to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs .slower bouncer outside off, Nitish pulls it towards deep midwicket. Theekshana comes .around from deep square to cut that off\nDeshpande to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .it's a good, old hoick across the line, Nitish is furious at his choice of stroke. Gets more .elevation than distance and Jofra made the mistake of running around the ropes rather .than getting to the ball at deep midwicket. That split-second decision cost him a catch .and RR a wicket\nDeshpande to Ishan, 2 runs .swatted away down the ground, Riyan and Hetmyer give it chase to hurl the ball. .Hetmyer ran around from long-on and put in a dive to scoop the ball back in.\nDeshpande to Ishan, 1 wide .dug in short, way over Kishan's head as he bails out of the pull, wide signalled\nDeshpande to Ishan, 1 wide .takes pace off as he bowls a slower length ball, but loses direction by spraying this way .outside off, Kishan reaches out to cut but misses. Another wide.\nDeshpande to Ishan, no run .skinny length ball outside off, Kishan reaches out to cut but misses. This has been .called wide, but RR ain't happy with the call. So they review. Didn't seem like it was a .wide to the naked eye. and replays confirm as much. So the wide call will have to be .overturned\nDeshpande to Ishan, 1 run .reaches out to dab this slower delivery to point, scampers a run that would've only ben .cut short if there was a direct hit at the bowler's end. Nitish Rana with the throw. Kishan .was struggling.\nArcher to Ishan, SIX runs .Jofra's return to the IPL isn't proving to be a memorable one so far! Kishan goes .through with the pick-up shot and ends up getting a top-edge that sails over the keeper's .head. Jofra has a wry smile on his face\nArcher to Ishan, SIX runs .pummelled over deep cover! Brings up a stunning 25-ball half-century on SRH debut. .Backs away, gets underneath the length and lofts him over cover. Jeez, what power. .Raw bottom-handed power.\nArcher to Ishan, 1 run .slapped away to deep point\nArcher to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .squeezed down to long-on\nArcher to Ishan, 1 wide .attempts a slower bouncer but loses control of it and ends up bowling way outside off, .was also way over the batter's head. Wide called\nArcher to Ishan, SIX runs .goes full on middle from wide of the crease, Kishan makes room and exhibits a terrific .hand-eye coordination to launch this inside-out to hit this flat and clear deep cover. .Wow, remarkable stroke play\nArcher to Ishan, 1 run .bunts it into the off side for a single\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Ishan, SIX runs .clears deep backward square leg! It's Farooqi's turn to come under Kishan's wheel. .Bowls full on middle from wide of the crease, Kishan tries to get inside the line and .plays the pick-up shot to perfection as he clears the ropes.\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Ishan, 1 run .drilled to sweeper cover\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Nitish Kumar, no run .wide yorker from around the stumps, dug out\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Nitish Kumar, SIX runs .sat up nicely for Nitish to pump him over deep square leg! Easy pickings. Poor bowling .from Farooqi - the batters have messed with his mind and execution. Nitish held his .shape and then put that slower ball away . .Nitish Kumar Reddy in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .336 .OUTS .7 .4s\/6s .18\/25 .SR .163.10 .AVE .48.00\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .walloped down to long-on\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Ishan, FOUR runs .full toss angling in and he's helped this along to pick the gap at deep backward square .leg.\nTheekshana to Nitish Kumar, 1 wide .drifts across a length ball away from Nitish's swinging arc, manages to beat him on the .pull. Wide called. RR don't review\nTheekshana to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .fires one on a length outside off, Nitish has a big swipe at it but gets a thick edge that .flies over the keeper's head for four.\nTheekshana to Nitish Kumar, 1 wide .pushed through full and wide outside off, left alone in anticipation of a wide call. Not .given and Nitish sends this upstairs. Adrian Holdstock, the umpire, will have to overturn .his decision by the looks of it....yep, yep. He has.\nTheekshana to Nitish Kumar, OUT .whips this straight down Jaiswal's throat at deep midwicket. He had to come in quite a .long way from the boundary and was on the move when he caught that. Well taken. .Nitish Kumar Reddy c Jaiswal b Theekshana 30 (15b 4x4 1x6 30m) SR: 200\nTheekshana to Klaasen, 1 run .punched to sweeper cover to get off the mark\nTheekshana to Ishan, no run .chops this down to point\nTheekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs .plays the switch hit between point and short third! Waited for the ball to drift in, .changed his stance and used his wrists to perfection as he picked the hap\nTheekshana to Ishan, 1 run .advances down the pitch and whips this low full toss down to deep midwicket\nDeshpande to Ishan, FOUR runs .drills this low full toss over mid-off, Riyan with a valiant effort but this just manages to .elude him. Kishan got the bottom of the bat but still managed to pick up a boundary\nDeshpande to Ishan, 1 wide .looks to walk across and sweep him behind square but misses. Deshpande slanted it .across, but it's been called wide. Jurel wants this to be reviewed. Umpires deem it to be .a wide.\nDeshpande to Ishan, no run .slapped straight to cover for a single\nDeshpande to Ishan, 1 run .looks to drill this over long-off, but gets a thick outside edge as the ball lands towards .third man\nDeshpande to Klaasen, FOUR runs .looks to flay this short and wide delivery through point, ends up getting a thick outside .edge to beat short third.\nDeshpande to Klaasen, 1 run .reaches out to waft at this slower length ball, they pick up a single\nDeshpande to Ishan, no run .drilled to long-off .Himanshu back to see you through\nSandeep to Klaasen, 1 run .bowls on a length, but pretty wide of off. Klaasen reaches out and slashes to deep cover\nSandeep to Ishan, 1 run .angles this across from over the wicket, and bowls fullish and wide of off. Kishan .throws his bat at it to chip towards long-off\nSandeep to Klaasen, 2 runs .on a length, and he keeps bowling wide outside off. Klaasen hacks at it towards deep .extra cover for two\nSandeep to Klaasen, no run .excellent ball! Sandeep appeals for lbw, but it is turned down! Klaasen got deep in the .crease early, and Sandeep fired a yorker on off. Klaasen looked to whip but missed, and .replays suggest he was struck outside off\nSandeep to Klaasen, SIX runs .crashed over deep midwicket! Slower ball from Sandeep, but the length is on the shorter .side and the line just outside off. Klaasen shifts his weight back, and clubs it for six\nSandeep to Klaasen, FOUR runs .sliced over short third! He shaped to go back, before moving forward and opening the .face of the bat at this fullish ball around sixth stump\nArcher to Ishan, 1 run .taken at long-off... but it doesn't matter! Archer bowled full and wide of off, and Kishan .reached out while playing away from his body. He ended up finding the fielder, and .getting a single .Over the stumps to Klaasen\nArcher to Klaasen, FOUR runs .swatted over extra cover! Archer bowled from wide of the crease, and went short and .wide of off. It seemed like a back-of-the-hand slower ball, but Klaasen read it timely to .smash it for four\nArcher to Klaasen, FOUR runs .bottom edge, and wide of the keeper! It was a dipping yorker around sixth stump, and as .Klaasen looked to drill it away, and the ball ran away between the keeper and short third\nArcher to Klaasen, FOUR runs .wide of long-off! The fielder moved and dived to his left, but in vain! That is also SRH's .250 up with more than two overs to go. Short in length from Archer, who again went on .a slightly wider line outside off. Klaasen rode the bounce, and creamed it for four more\nArcher to Klaasen, 1 run .on a full length on middle and off. He looked to launch it back, but got an inside edge on .to his pad. The batters were alert enough to pinch a quick single\nArcher to Ishan, FOUR runs .flashed to deep-backward point! Whatever Archer bowls goes for a boundary, whatever .SRH batters hit gets them four or six! Archer bowled on a length, but wide enough .outside off for Kishan to cut it away to the left of the man at short third. It was out of .reach for deep cover too. Archer's four overs go for 76!!\nSandeep to Klaasen, 2 runs .on a length, and wide of off. Klaasen gets across, and sweeps it to deep square leg. .Jaiswal chases it to his right from deep midwicket\nSandeep to Klaasen, OUT .taken at long-on! Klaasen looks frustrated! He went slightly across the stumps, and was .deep in the crease, before he went lofting at this length delivery just outside off. The .length seemed perfect to dispatch the ball by heaving it away, but Klaasen found Parag, .who was standing bang at the edge of the boundary .Heinrich Klaasen c Parag b Sandeep Sharma 34 (14b 5x4 1x6 25m) SR: 242.85\nSandeep to Verma, 1 run .short in length, and wide of off. Aniket gets across, and swats it towards long-off by .getting on top of the bounce\nSandeep to Ishan, SIX runs .swiped just over the man at deep-backward square leg! Farooqi, the fielder there, kept .watching the ball until the last moment, before realising that the ball was hit well .enough. It was a low full toss around middle and leg, as Kishan swung with the line\nSandeep to Ishan, SIX runs .six over fine leg! Kishan on 98! Short in length from Sandeep, who bowled this around .middle and leg. But Kishan swivelled and hooked firmly for six\nSandeep to Ishan, 2 runs .hundred for Kishan! His first in IPL! He looks pumped up, and appreciates the applause .after a loud roar. The ball was full and straight, and he drilled it down the ground. The .fielder at long-off moved to his left to keep this to two. But the moment is all Kishan's .for now, as he raises a 45-ball hundred .See all photos\nDeshpande to Verma, SIX runs .dropped by Farooqi! And with that, there's also six for Aniket! Short in length, and .around off, as Aniket got on top of the bounce to hook it hard for six over deep square .leg\nDeshpande to Verma, OUT .taken at fine leg! Archer goes low to grab this just above the ground. It was a slower ball .from Deshpande, as he bowled on a length, and around sixth stump. Again, the length .was hittable, even as Aniket was deep in the crease, and standing outside off. His front .leg was also cleared, but he just couldn't dispatch the ball this time .Aniket Verma c Archer b Deshpande 7 (3b 0x4 1x6 5m) SR: 233.33\nDeshpande to Manohar, OUT .gone first ball! Comfortable catch for Parag at long-on... and hopes of SRH crossing 287 .start fading. It was a full toss at knee height around middle and off, and Manohar went .lofting. But I think he didn't get enough bat swing at the ball. That leaves Deshpande on .a hat-trick .Abhinav Manohar c Parag b Deshpande 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nDeshpande to Cummins, 1 leg bye .shorter side of a length on off, and at a change of pace. Cummins swipes at it towards .square leg, seemingly beaten by the lack of pace\nDeshpande to Ishan, 2 runs .just short of the man rushing and diving forward from deep cover! Dubey was the fielder .there who moved forward after Kishan sliced this low full toss angling across to arrive .around off\nDeshpande to Ishan, FOUR runs .squeezed wide of short third, and SRH end on 286! It was a yorker-length ball angling .across, and pitching a little wide of off. Kishan waited for it to arrive, before beating the .fielder to his left for four more","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs SRH, 2nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, no run angles this in from over the stumps, and goes on a fullish length around middle and off. Abhishek pushes it to mid-on with no foot movement\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, no run ohh, superb yorker! This is angled in but swings away to arrive bang on the base of off stump, before Abhishek digs it out off the outside half of the bat\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs I thought that was too much inswing, and that is whipped for four! It landed as a full toss which was dipping around off, and Abhishek swung it wide of mid-on to get things going\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs through cover point! On a length on middle, and Abhishek made room early to dispatch that between point and cover point for four more\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, 1 run much fuller length, and this one again swings sharply to arrive on a very full length on the stumps. Flicked hard to fine leg Head facing his first ball\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Head, 1 run another full toss from Farooqi, although this is lowish, and around fourth stump. Heaved away behind square to get off the mark\n on a length, and quite quick around sixth stump. Punched towards point... and the siren goes off to inform that it's a no-ball Free hit\n Theekshana to Head, 1 wide on a length, and really wide of off. Wide called, even as Head seemed to back away Free hit stands\n Theekshana to Head, 2 runs on a length again, but wide of off. This time Head throws his bat at it, and ends up mistiming a loft wide of long-off\n Theekshana to Head, no run fullish length, and angled in to to pitch just outside off. Slashed on the bounce to cover point\n Theekshana to Head, no run ahhh, fuller and slower! He goes on a fullish length on off, and Heads chips this towards extra cover\n Theekshana to Head, FOUR runs slapped between point and cover point! Shorter side of a length, and on fifth stump, as Head shifts his weight back to find the gap for four. The ball, in fact, straightened after pitching\n Theekshana to Head, SIX runs down the pitch, and bang! The first six off Head's bat this season! Theekshana went much fuller - perhaps right around that hittable length - on middle and off, and Head launched it over his, well, head\n Theekshana to Head, no run full, and just outside off. That was quicker too, and Head ended up driving to the man at extra cover\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs just over the man at backward point! It was swatted over the fielder, even as Abhishek, who had made room early, had to adjust for the bounce and also after being cramped for room. Farooqi went short and got it to shape in and finish wide of leg, before Abhishek swatted it away\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs over mid-off this time! On a length on middle, and Abhishek, with his front leg out of the way, flings it for four more\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, FOUR runs pulled over midwicket! A hat-trick of boundaries this over! Farooqi switched his length to go short, and around fifth stump. The ball didn't get up a lot, as Abhishek thrashed it for another boundary RR perhaps looking to slow things down...\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, 2 runs a high, inswinging full toss which arrives wide of leg, and Abhishek, after making room, ends up swiping it over square leg. The umpires did wonder for a while if it was a no-ball for height, but it's not given eventually\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Abhishek, 1 run a full toss arriving on middle as the ball swings in, and is driven to long-on\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Head, SIX runs launched over backward point! Typical Travis Head style, as he stands after backing away, and targets this fullish ball arriving around sixth stump. He throws his bat powerfully, and belts it for six\n Theekshana to Abhishek, OUT taken at cover point! Jaiswal only had to grab it with both hands after moving a step to his right! Theekshana bowled a short delivery which was wide enough for any batter to slap for a boundary, only for Abhishek to end up slashing it away from his body to break another stunning stand with Head. RR and I can take a breather, at least for now \n Theekshana to Ishan, no run quite full, and on the stumps. Driven back down the pitch, and Theekshana throws himself to his left to stop a potential single\n Theekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs ooh, some luck going Kishan's way! Extra bounce for Theekshana, and there's no slip to pouch that outside edge. Kishan was hanging deep in the crease, and the ball was on a fullish length on off. It turned away and bounced, and Kishan jabbed at it tentatively RUNS 1763 OUTS 43 4s\/6s 221\/67 SR 127.66 AVE 41.00\n Theekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs bashed over the umpire's head! Much fuller and quicker, and on off, as Kishan this time belts it back for four\n Theekshana to Ishan, 2 runs full and straight, and this time Kishan heaves across the line. He mistimes the shot, and ends up dribbling the ball wide of mid-on for two\n Theekshana to Ishan, no run very quick from Theekshana - at 104kph - as he bowled short on middle, and the ball went on with the angle from around the wicket to hit Kishan's pad as he looked to pull but missed\n Archer to Head, FOUR runs whipped over the man at square leg! Archer bowled this on the shorter side of a length on leg, and Head, after backing away, flicked that effortlessly for four\n Archer to Head, SIX runs bam! Massive hit over deep square leg! Beware in the crowd! Archer bowled on the shorter side again, and this arrived around middle. Head, standing outside leg, had a liberal swing of the bat to pull for six From around the wicket now\n Archer to Head, no run slower ball, and beaten! On a shortish length, and in the corridor outside off, as Head looked to have a hack, but missed out\n Archer to Head, FOUR runs slashed between cover point and extra cover! Archer gives Head some width again, and bowls on the shorter side too. Head waits for it before shifting his weight back, and slaps it away\n Archer to Head, 1 wide wide called, and Archer isn't pleased! He banged a bouncer on pretty much a stump-to-stump line, and the ball shaped back in. The bounce seemed too much indeed, and Head missed as he looked to ramp\n Archer to Head, FOUR runs swatted over mid-off! I have no option other than to explain what happened even as my fingers are paining already. Shorter side of a length, and just around off or thereabouts, as Head backs away to thrash that\n Archer to Head, FOUR runs one-bounce four! This one went down the ground! Archer angled this in from around the wicket, and went on a fullish length on the stumps. But the fact that Head is deep in the crease and is standing with his front leg out of the way means he can slam that back rather easily\n Theekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs misfield, and four more! Short of a length, and wide of off, as Kishan cuts it hard only for the ball to slip between Jaiswal's legs at cover point\n Theekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs between cover point and extra cover! Shorter side of a length just outside off, and it turns away, before Kishan hacks it for four more\n Theekshana to Ishan, 1 run this dips and lands as a low full toss on middle. Pushed to mid-on for a hurried single\n Theekshana to Head, 1 run long-off is back, and Head slaps this length ball pitching on off and turning in for a single in that region\n Theekshana to Ishan, 1 run full and pretty quick on off, as it straightens after pitching. Nudged towards midwicket\n oohh, he backed away and looked to slog sweep, but the ball was full and seemed to come on with the arm after pitching outside leg. So Head was hit on his pad... but, but it's a no-ball! Free hit to end the powerplay\n Theekshana to Head, FOUR runs a low full toss on the stumps... and four more! He simply made a bit of room, and lofted it back down the ground. That is 94 in the first six overs! With the powerplay heroics done, here comes Shashank\n Sandeep to Ishan, FOUR runs starts with an absolute half-tracker that Kishan wallops in front of square, deep midwicket comes around to try and cut that off but can't. Excellent effort from Kunal Singh Rathore, who ran nearly 25 yards around the ropes.\n Sandeep to Ishan, no run length on the stumps, defended\n Sandeep to Ishan, 1 run full on the stumps, drilled down to long-on.\n Sandeep to Head, 2 runs clears his front leg and blasts this straight back past the bowler. Long-on and long-off converge to cut that off. Jaiswal put in the dive from long-off, parrying to Hetmyer at long-on.\n Sandeep to Head, 1 run bludgeoned down the ground over the bowler's head once again\n Sandeep to Ishan, FOUR runs Shubham Dubey at deep point can't take the catch at deep point! Gets to the ball in time but can't bend down in the nick of time to take the catch as the ball dribbles away to the ropes. Hint of hesitation from the fielder, because he was a tad late to get off the blocks as Kishan absolutely slapped that up and over.\n Rana to Head, 1 run slaps it to wide long-off, Head brings up a 21-ball fifty\n Rana to Ishan, 1 run works it down to long-on Travis Head vs RR in T20s INNS 3 RUNS 142 SR 152.68 AVE 71.00\n Rana to Head, FOUR runs lofted over extra cover! Rana bowls a harmless length ball outside off, Head stands his ground and lofts him through the line. Pristine timing and placement\n Rana to Head, 1 run cut to deep cover as he jogs the single\n Rana to Ishan, 1 run flat hit down to long-on. Looked to clear the ropes but didn't get the elevation\n Rana to Head, 1 run rocks back and fetches the pull from way outside off, down to deep midwicket\n Sandeep to Head, no run short ball, Sandeep takes pace off, so there's spongy bounce, Head looks to slap it over point but because he has no pace, just wafts at that to get a top edge. Sandeep runs the entire length of the pitch to try and catch that but just misses out. Nearly a catch but again, luck not going RR's way\n Sandeep to Head, 2 runs whipped away off the pads down to deep backward square leg. Incredible bat speed and wrist work all at once\n Sandeep to Head, 1 run yorker-length, gets this to rail late from middle, squeezed to backward point\n Sandeep to Ishan, 1 run reaches out to toe-end this straight hit down to long-off\n Sandeep to Head, FOUR runs backs away and slaps this slower bouncer over cover. Like a tennis forehand This seemed like it bounced over his head but Travis held his shape and slapped it when it arrived\n Sandeep to Head, no run heaves and misses. Sandeep cleverly takes pace off and bowls it outside Head's hitting arc.\n Deshpande to Ishan, 1 wide starts with a slower length ball he bowls way outside the wide line, Kishan leaves\n Deshpande to Ishan, 1 run cuts, lands just short of point. A half-stop means they take a single. Kishan didn't go through with the cut, somehow stopped himself.\n Deshpande to Head, 1 wide reaches out to slap this through cover as Deshpande slants it across, bails out as it's far too wide.\n Deshpande to Head, FOUR runs bludgeons this down the ground! Deshpande tries to take it away from Head's hitting arc but he somehow still manages to reach out and flat-bats it over the bowler's head. Nearly cleared the ropes as well as he hit it dead straight.\n Deshpande to Head, OUT drills this straight to mid-off. Head reaches out to scythe this over cover but can't get the kins of bat on it as he'd like, Hetmyer takes an excellent catch. Good use of the knuckleball from Deshpande. The pace off clearly did its trick on Head as he went through with the shot. \n Deshpande to Nitish Kumar, no run beaten by the short ball as he tries to fetch the pull from outside off\n Deshpande to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs slapped back past the bowler, beats mid-off and it bullets down the ground. Deshpande immediately puts his hand out to apologise to his skipper Riyan Parag\n Deshpande to Nitish Kumar, 1 run punches to mid-off as they scamper a single. Jaiswal attempts a direct hit at the bowler's end, misses.\n Archer to Nitish Kumar, 1 run excellent effort from Parag at mid-off to get to the ball, but this lands just short as Nitish looks to go through the line over the infield\n Archer to Ishan, 1 run arches back and ramps this short ball down to third man on the bounce\n Archer to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs crrrrrraaaaack! Backs away to give himself room and slaps him over the infield to pick the gap at deep cover.\n Archer to Nitish Kumar, 1 run pushed wide of cover for a quick single\n Archer to Ishan, 1 run advances down the pitch as Jofra digs one in to cramp him for room, bunted down the ground\n Archer to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs how has he picked the gap? Wow, what power! Jofra bowls a slower bouncer, off the back of the hand, and Nitish holds his shape and swats this away into the gap between wide long-on and deep midwicket.\n Deshpande to Ishan, 1 run flat-batted to long-on\n Deshpande to Nitish Kumar, 2 runs slower bouncer outside off, Nitish pulls it towards deep midwicket. Theekshana comes around from deep square to cut that off\n Deshpande to Nitish Kumar, 1 run it's a good, old hoick across the line, Nitish is furious at his choice of stroke. Gets more elevation than distance and Jofra made the mistake of running around the ropes rather than getting to the ball at deep midwicket. That split-second decision cost him a catch and RR a wicket\n Deshpande to Ishan, 2 runs swatted away down the ground, Riyan and Hetmyer give it chase to hurl the ball. Hetmyer ran around from long-on and put in a dive to scoop the ball back in.\n Deshpande to Ishan, 1 wide dug in short, way over Kishan's head as he bails out of the pull, wide signalled\n Deshpande to Ishan, 1 wide takes pace off as he bowls a slower length ball, but loses direction by spraying this way outside off, Kishan reaches out to cut but misses. Another wide.\n Deshpande to Ishan, no run skinny length ball outside off, Kishan reaches out to cut but misses. This has been called wide, but RR ain't happy with the call. So they review. Didn't seem like it was a wide to the naked eye. and replays confirm as much. So the wide call will have to be overturned\n Deshpande to Ishan, 1 run reaches out to dab this slower delivery to point, scampers a run that would've only ben cut short if there was a direct hit at the bowler's end. Nitish Rana with the throw. Kishan was struggling.\n Archer to Ishan, SIX runs Jofra's return to the IPL isn't proving to be a memorable one so far! Kishan goes through with the pick-up shot and ends up getting a top-edge that sails over the keeper's head. Jofra has a wry smile on his face\n Archer to Ishan, SIX runs pummelled over deep cover! Brings up a stunning 25-ball half-century on SRH debut. Backs away, gets underneath the length and lofts him over cover. Jeez, what power. Raw bottom-handed power.\n Archer to Ishan, 1 run slapped away to deep point\n Archer to Nitish Kumar, 1 run squeezed down to long-on\n Archer to Ishan, 1 wide attempts a slower bouncer but loses control of it and ends up bowling way outside off, was also way over the batter's head. Wide called\n Archer to Ishan, SIX runs goes full on middle from wide of the crease, Kishan makes room and exhibits a terrific hand-eye coordination to launch this inside-out to hit this flat and clear deep cover. Wow, remarkable stroke play\n Archer to Ishan, 1 run bunts it into the off side for a single\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Ishan, SIX runs clears deep backward square leg! It's Farooqi's turn to come under Kishan's wheel. Bowls full on middle from wide of the crease, Kishan tries to get inside the line and plays the pick-up shot to perfection as he clears the ropes.\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Ishan, 1 run drilled to sweeper cover\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Nitish Kumar, no run wide yorker from around the stumps, dug out\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Nitish Kumar, SIX runs sat up nicely for Nitish to pump him over deep square leg! Easy pickings. Poor bowling from Farooqi - the batters have messed with his mind and execution. Nitish held his shape and then put that slower ball away RUNS 336 OUTS 7 4s\/6s 18\/25 SR 163.10 AVE 48.00\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Nitish Kumar, 1 run walloped down to long-on\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Ishan, FOUR runs full toss angling in and he's helped this along to pick the gap at deep backward square leg.\n Theekshana to Nitish Kumar, 1 wide drifts across a length ball away from Nitish's swinging arc, manages to beat him on the pull. Wide called. RR don't review\n Theekshana to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs fires one on a length outside off, Nitish has a big swipe at it but gets a thick edge that flies over the keeper's head for four.\n Theekshana to Nitish Kumar, 1 wide pushed through full and wide outside off, left alone in anticipation of a wide call. Not given and Nitish sends this upstairs. Adrian Holdstock, the umpire, will have to overturn his decision by the looks of it....yep, yep. He has.\n Theekshana to Nitish Kumar, OUT whips this straight down Jaiswal's throat at deep midwicket. He had to come in quite a long way from the boundary and was on the move when he caught that. Well taken. \n Theekshana to Klaasen, 1 run punched to sweeper cover to get off the mark\n Theekshana to Ishan, no run chops this down to point\n Theekshana to Ishan, FOUR runs plays the switch hit between point and short third! Waited for the ball to drift in, changed his stance and used his wrists to perfection as he picked the hap\n Theekshana to Ishan, 1 run advances down the pitch and whips this low full toss down to deep midwicket\n Deshpande to Ishan, FOUR runs drills this low full toss over mid-off, Riyan with a valiant effort but this just manages to elude him. Kishan got the bottom of the bat but still managed to pick up a boundary\n Deshpande to Ishan, 1 wide looks to walk across and sweep him behind square but misses. Deshpande slanted it across, but it's been called wide. Jurel wants this to be reviewed. Umpires deem it to be a wide.\n Deshpande to Ishan, no run slapped straight to cover for a single\n Deshpande to Ishan, 1 run looks to drill this over long-off, but gets a thick outside edge as the ball lands towards third man\n Deshpande to Klaasen, FOUR runs looks to flay this short and wide delivery through point, ends up getting a thick outside edge to beat short third.\n Deshpande to Klaasen, 1 run reaches out to waft at this slower length ball, they pick up a single\n Deshpande to Ishan, no run drilled to long-off Himanshu back to see you through\n Sandeep to Klaasen, 1 run bowls on a length, but pretty wide of off. Klaasen reaches out and slashes to deep cover\n Sandeep to Ishan, 1 run angles this across from over the wicket, and bowls fullish and wide of off. Kishan throws his bat at it to chip towards long-off\n Sandeep to Klaasen, 2 runs on a length, and he keeps bowling wide outside off. Klaasen hacks at it towards deep extra cover for two\n Sandeep to Klaasen, no run excellent ball! Sandeep appeals for lbw, but it is turned down! Klaasen got deep in the crease early, and Sandeep fired a yorker on off. Klaasen looked to whip but missed, and replays suggest he was struck outside off\n Sandeep to Klaasen, SIX runs crashed over deep midwicket! Slower ball from Sandeep, but the length is on the shorter side and the line just outside off. Klaasen shifts his weight back, and clubs it for six\n Sandeep to Klaasen, FOUR runs sliced over short third! He shaped to go back, before moving forward and opening the face of the bat at this fullish ball around sixth stump\n Archer to Ishan, 1 run taken at long-off... but it doesn't matter! Archer bowled full and wide of off, and Kishan reached out while playing away from his body. He ended up finding the fielder, and getting a single Over the stumps to Klaasen\n Archer to Klaasen, FOUR runs swatted over extra cover! Archer bowled from wide of the crease, and went short and wide of off. It seemed like a back-of-the-hand slower ball, but Klaasen read it timely to smash it for four\n Archer to Klaasen, FOUR runs bottom edge, and wide of the keeper! It was a dipping yorker around sixth stump, and as Klaasen looked to drill it away, and the ball ran away between the keeper and short third\n Archer to Klaasen, FOUR runs wide of long-off! The fielder moved and dived to his left, but in vain! That is also SRH's 250 up with more than two overs to go. Short in length from Archer, who again went on a slightly wider line outside off. Klaasen rode the bounce, and creamed it for four more\n Archer to Klaasen, 1 run on a full length on middle and off. He looked to launch it back, but got an inside edge on to his pad. The batters were alert enough to pinch a quick single\n Archer to Ishan, FOUR runs flashed to deep-backward point! Whatever Archer bowls goes for a boundary, whatever SRH batters hit gets them four or six! Archer bowled on a length, but wide enough outside off for Kishan to cut it away to the left of the man at short third. It was out of reach for deep cover too. Archer's four overs go for 76!!\n Sandeep to Klaasen, 2 runs on a length, and wide of off. Klaasen gets across, and sweeps it to deep square leg. Jaiswal chases it to his right from deep midwicket\n Sandeep to Klaasen, OUT taken at long-on! Klaasen looks frustrated! He went slightly across the stumps, and was deep in the crease, before he went lofting at this length delivery just outside off. The length seemed perfect to dispatch the ball by heaving it away, but Klaasen found Parag, who was standing bang at the edge of the boundary \n Sandeep to Verma, 1 run short in length, and wide of off. Aniket gets across, and swats it towards long-off by getting on top of the bounce\n Sandeep to Ishan, SIX runs swiped just over the man at deep-backward square leg! Farooqi, the fielder there, kept watching the ball until the last moment, before realising that the ball was hit well enough. It was a low full toss around middle and leg, as Kishan swung with the line\n Sandeep to Ishan, SIX runs six over fine leg! Kishan on 98! Short in length from Sandeep, who bowled this around middle and leg. But Kishan swivelled and hooked firmly for six\n Sandeep to Ishan, 2 runs hundred for Kishan! His first in IPL! He looks pumped up, and appreciates the applause after a loud roar. The ball was full and straight, and he drilled it down the ground. The fielder at long-off moved to his left to keep this to two. But the moment is all Kishan's for now, as he raises a 45-ball hundred See all photos\n Deshpande to Verma, SIX runs dropped by Farooqi! And with that, there's also six for Aniket! Short in length, and around off, as Aniket got on top of the bounce to hook it hard for six over deep square leg\n Deshpande to Verma, OUT taken at fine leg! Archer goes low to grab this just above the ground. It was a slower ball from Deshpande, as he bowled on a length, and around sixth stump. Again, the length was hittable, even as Aniket was deep in the crease, and standing outside off. His front leg was also cleared, but he just couldn't dispatch the ball this time \n Deshpande to Manohar, OUT gone first ball! Comfortable catch for Parag at long-on... and hopes of SRH crossing 287 start fading. It was a full toss at knee height around middle and off, and Manohar went lofting. But I think he didn't get enough bat swing at the ball. That leaves Deshpande on a hat-trick \n Deshpande to Cummins, 1 leg bye shorter side of a length on off, and at a change of pace. Cummins swipes at it towards square leg, seemingly beaten by the lack of pace\n Deshpande to Ishan, 2 runs just short of the man rushing and diving forward from deep cover! Dubey was the fielder there who moved forward after Kishan sliced this low full toss angling across to arrive around off\n Deshpande to Ishan, FOUR runs squeezed wide of short third, and SRH end on 286! It was a yorker-length ball angling across, and pitching a little wide of off. Kishan waited for it to arrive, before beating the fielder to his left for four more","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Cummins","Head","Ishan","Klaasen","Manohar","Nitish Kumar","Verma"],"Runs":[24.0,0.0,67.0,106.0,34.0,0.0,30.0,7.0],"Balls_Faced":[11,1,31,46,14,1,15,3],"Fours":[5,0,9,11,5,0,4,0],"Sixes":[0,0,3,6,1,0,1,1],"S\/R":[218.18,0.0,216.13,230.43,242.86,0.0,200.0,233.33],"dismissal":["c Jaiswal b Theekshana","Not Out","c Hetmyer b Deshpande","Not Out","c Parag b Sandeep Sharma","c Parag b Deshpande","c Jaiswal b Theekshana","c Archer b Deshpande"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Fazalhaq Farooqi","Rana","Sandeep","Theekshana"],"Balls":[24,24,18,6,24,24],"Runs_Given":[75.0,44.0,49.0,9.0,51.0,52.0],"Wickets":[0,3,0,0,1,2],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,3.0,1.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arora to Arya, no run .good length from over the wicket, pitching around middle and slanting across the left- .hander, played off the front foot to point\nArora to Arya, no run .Arora is getting it to move across the left-hander from over the wicket, on a wicket to .wicket line, denying Arya room, he plays it from the crease towards the bowler . .Priyansh Arya in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .253 .OUTS .4 .4s\/6s .29\/16 .SR .199.21 .AVE .63.25\nArora to Arya, no run .more swing, from leg and middle towards off stump from a good length, Arya plays his .third consecutive defensive shot\nArora to Arya, 1 run .a fuller ball on off stump, pushed wide of mid off for a single\nArora to Prabhsimran, 1 run .gives him the charge first ball but the length is too short to attack it, ends up stabbing .the ball towards cover and continues running through for a single\nArora to Arya, 2 runs .more swing for Arora from leg to off stump, Arya goes after this one, aiming for the loft .down the ground, he ends up slicing it in the air over the infield at covers\nNortje to Prabhsimran, no run .148.6 kph right away! short of a length and quick just outside off stump, too quick for .Prabhsimran who gets beaten on the cut\nNortje to Prabhsimran, no run .angled into the thighs this time and Prabhsimran tries to glance but doesn't make .contact with the bat\nNortje to Prabhsimran, 1 run .slower ball at 127 kph, fuller length on the pads, Prabhsimran stays in his crease and .tucks it through square leg . .Anrich Nortje vs PBKS in T20s .INNS .4 .WKTS .3 .ECON .8.23 .AVE .35.66\nNortje to Arya, FOUR runs .length ball, wide outside off, room for Arya to free his arms and launch it over extra .cover ... stand and deliver stuff from the rookie, dispatched a 149kph delivery .See all photos\nNortje to Arya, no run .shorter length and closer to the body, Arya tries to flay it through the off side but gets .beaten by the bounce\nNortje to Arya, FOUR runs .slower ball on a short length angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, Arya .drags the pull from outside off and lofts it wide of the fielder at mid-on\nArora to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .in the air but just beats the fielder at short fine leg! Prabhsimran moved across his .stumps and scooped a length ball, flat and hard enough to beat Nortje to his right\nArora to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .helicoptered flat over the deep midwicket boundary! Arora pitches too full and too .straight, Prabhsimran moves forward and across and lays into that delivery with an .extremely powerful whip of the wrists\nArora to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Punjab are up and running now, Prabhsimran gives Arora the charge and smacks the .ball up the up with a straight bat, blasting it between the bowler and mid off\nArora to Prabhsimran, 1 run .he's charging the bowler so early! Arora sees him coming and shortens the length and .cramps him for room, jabbed on the leg side for a single\nArora to Arya, FOUR runs .Arya charges this time and swats a short of a length ball over the head of the fielder at .mid-on, boundaries coming in a glut for Punjab\nArora to Arya, 1 run .good length on leg and middle and swing towards the off stump, Arya stays in his .crease and guides the ball to point\nHarshit Rana to Arya, SIX runs .too full and that's been smashed far over the long-off boundary, Arya had so much .space to free his arms and use all his power\nHarshit Rana to Arya, OUT .caught at long leg! That's a lucky break for KKR, the ball was nothing special, length .delivery pitching outside leg stump, Arya flicked it off his thigh but didn't follow through .with power like he usually does. Ramandeep takes a straightforward catch on the .boundary .Priyansh Arya c Ramandeep Singh b Harshit Rana 22 (12b 3x4 1x6 16m) SR: 183.33\nHarshit Rana to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Rana has a bit of a smile at his former captain after beating him with a skiddy ball .outside off stump, Shreyas tried to cut it but missed . .Harshit Rana in 1st inns (in T20s) .INNS .15 .WKTS .20 .ECON .8.46 .AVE .21.45\nHarshit Rana to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .Shreyas falls for a second-ball duck! Rana is striking with some pretty average bowling! .Short and wide outside off, such a hit-me ball, and Shreyas lashes the cut in the air .towards deep third, where Ramandeep comes sprinting in and dives forward to take a .superb catch inches from the ground .Shreyas Iyer c Ramandeep Singh b Harshit Rana 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nHarshit Rana to Inglis, no run .short of a length and wide outside off, Inglis reaches for it and gets beaten on the cut\nHarshit Rana to Inglis, no run .a much better ball to finish the over, short of a length, closer to the right-hander and .with some extra bounce, Inglis tries to steer to deep third and gets beaten\nVarun to Prabhsimran, 1 run .dabbed to short third for a single\nVarun to Inglis, no run .Inglis tries to reverse swat Varun first ball! Appeal for lbw after he misses but the .impact on the pad was outside off\nVarun to Inglis, no run .punched off the back foot to cover\nVarun to Inglis, 2 runs .dragged short on a wicket to wicket line, Inglis swivel pulls to fine leg\nVarun to Inglis, OUT .Iglis' debut innings is short lived! He wasn't having much of a sighter against Varun, .went for the big slog sweep and missed. Varun barely celebrates after the ball clatters .into the stumps. Punjab in some disarray now after that flurry of boundaries .Josh Inglis b Varun 2 (6b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 33.33\nVarun to Wadhera, no run .defended watchfully towards the bowler on the front foot\nHarshit Rana to Prabhsimran, no run .Rana is getting good bounce for his short of a length stuff outside off, Prabhsimran tries .to slash it but misses\nHarshit Rana to Prabhsimran, no run .this time the line is far too close to the body for the cut shot, he's beaten again\nHarshit Rana to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .finally he makes contact, and that is some contact! Prabhsimran stays in his crease, .shapes to cut, and then decides to use his bat like a ramp to ping the ball over the deep .third boundary\nHarshit Rana to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .down the track and bam! Launches the length ball over the long-off boundary with a full .swing of his arms, he had to reach for it and made great connection\nHarshit Rana to Prabhsimran, no run .short of a length and wide outside off, Prabhsimran is beaten on the cut once again\nHarshit Rana to Prabhsimran, OUT .he's caught on the cut this time! The Rana-Ramandeep tag team KOs Prabhsimran. .Short of a length with not much width outside off, Prabhsimran is cramped for room as .he cuts and one hand comes off the bat as he makes contact, slicing the ball straight to .the fielder at point .Prabhsimran Singh c Ramandeep Singh b Harshit Rana 30 (15b 2x4 3x6 31m) SR: 200\nNarine to Wadhera, no run .wicket to wicket line, played off the back foot towards the bowler\nNarine to Wadhera, no run .reverse swat to backward point, can't find the gap in the in field\nNarine to Wadhera, 1 run .worked off the pads to short fine leg for a single .What will Maxwell do first ball? Slip in place\nNarine to Maxwell, 2 runs .a rather tame dab off the pads in front of square leg followed by a frantic dash between .the wickets for the second run\nNarine to Maxwell, no run .nudged off the front foot, gently to midwicket . .Sunil Narine in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .7648 .WKTS .336 .4s\/6s .392\/233 .ECON .5.91 .AVE .22.44\nNarine to Maxwell, 1 run .strides forward and punches the ball through point for one more\nHarshit Rana to Maxwell, 1 wide .short ball just outside off stump, and Maxwell lets it go! Is he tempting him into a slash .with Ramandeep in the deep?\nHarshit Rana to Maxwell, FOUR runs .that is sublime timing from Maxwell, he just opened the face and steered a short of a .length ball from outside off, placed it wide of deep third who had no chance to his right\nHarshit Rana to Maxwell, 1 bye .What happened there? The short of the length ball held its line just outside off and beat .Maxwell's defence on the back foot, QDK fumbled the take and Narine had to mop up on .the deep third boundary\nHarshit Rana to Wadhera, 1 wide .strays down leg side this time\nHarshit Rana to Wadhera, 1 run .dabbed watchfully towards point for a single\nHarshit Rana to Maxwell, no run .tries to cut a short of a length ball outside off and bottom edges it into the ground\nHarshit Rana to Maxwell, no run .slower ball outside off, looked like an offcutter and it kept low too, Maxwell tries to cut it .but was beaten by the change of pace and lack of bounce\nHarshit Rana to Maxwell, no run .good length, angling into the right-hander's off stump, Maxwell presses forward and .opens the face to play to point\nNortje to Wadhera, no run .good length from over the wicket slanting across the left-hander, Wadhera watchfully .defends from his crease\nNortje to Wadhera, FOUR runs .width outside off and Wadhera pounces, flaying the ball past point with a fierce cut .shot, the ball speeds to the boundary. Ramandeep was the fielder diving to his left at .point and it was just out of his reach\nNortje to Wadhera, FOUR runs .fuller ball on a straighter line and Wadhera lofts it off his pads to the deep midwicket .boundary . .Anrich Nortje in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1059 .WKTS .62 .4s\/6s .96\/45 .ECON .7.11 .AVE .20.25\nNortje to Wadhera, OUT .caught at deep square leg this time! Two fours and gone. He didn't have the space to .free his arms properly while playing that pull shot, Venky Iyer ran to his right from long .leg to take the catch. .Nehal Wadhera c Iyer b Nortje 10 (9b 2x4 0x6 21m) SR: 111.11\nNortje to Suryansh Shedge, 1 run .defended on the back foot on the off side, quick single\nNortje to Maxwell, 1 bye .150 kph! Short ball that catches Maxwell by surprise. He sways out of the way, letting .the ball fly between him and the stumps. The pace takes QDK by surprise too as he .dives to his left, gets some glove on it and the ball runs to fine leg\nVarun to Maxwell, OUT .bowled him! Maxwell had no idea what was happening there. Varun pitched the ball on a .good length outside off and spun the wrong 'un back into the right-hander. Maxwell had .come forward and then didn't know what to do, he tried to jam his bat down but was late .on it, the ball spun between bat and pad and hit the stumps .Glenn Maxwell b Varun 7 (10b 1x4 0x6 17m) SR: 70\nVarun to Shashank Singh, no run .Shashank strides forward first ball and defends towards cover . .Glenn Maxwell vs Varun Chakravarthy .BALLS .31 .RUNS .46 .OUTS .4 .SR .148.38 .4s\/6s .5\/2\nVarun to Shashank Singh, 1 run .goes back and across and chips the ball that spins into him towards mid on\nVarun to Suryansh Shedge, 2 runs .goes back and across and nudges the ball off his pads through square, he's hit that .softly so they have time to sprint the second before the fielder in the deep can prevent it\nVarun to Suryansh Shedge, 1 run .driven to long off for a single\nVarun to Shashank Singh, no run .proper front foot defence to end the over, bat close to front pad and everything","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs PBKS, 31st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arora to Arya, no run good length from over the wicket, pitching around middle and slanting across the left-hander, played off the front foot to point\n Arora to Arya, no run Arora is getting it to move across the left-hander from over the wicket, on a wicket to wicket line, denying Arya room, he plays it from the crease towards the bowler RUNS 253 OUTS 4 4s\/6s 29\/16 SR 199.21 AVE 63.25\n Arora to Arya, no run more swing, from leg and middle towards off stump from a good length, Arya plays his third consecutive defensive shot\n Arora to Arya, 1 run a fuller ball on off stump, pushed wide of mid off for a single\n Arora to Prabhsimran, 1 run gives him the charge first ball but the length is too short to attack it, ends up stabbing the ball towards cover and continues running through for a single\n Arora to Arya, 2 runs more swing for Arora from leg to off stump, Arya goes after this one, aiming for the loft down the ground, he ends up slicing it in the air over the infield at covers\n Nortje to Prabhsimran, no run 148.6 kph right away! short of a length and quick just outside off stump, too quick for Prabhsimran who gets beaten on the cut\n Nortje to Prabhsimran, no run angled into the thighs this time and Prabhsimran tries to glance but doesn't make contact with the bat\n Nortje to Prabhsimran, 1 run slower ball at 127 kph, fuller length on the pads, Prabhsimran stays in his crease and tucks it through square leg Anrich Nortje vs PBKS in T20s INNS 4 WKTS 3 ECON 8.23 AVE 35.66\n Nortje to Arya, FOUR runs length ball, wide outside off, room for Arya to free his arms and launch it over extra cover.. stand and deliver stuff from the rookie, dispatched a 149kph delivery See all photos\n Nortje to Arya, no run shorter length and closer to the body, Arya tries to flay it through the off side but gets beaten by the bounce\n Nortje to Arya, FOUR runs slower ball on a short length angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, Arya drags the pull from outside off and lofts it wide of the fielder at mid-on\n Arora to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs in the air but just beats the fielder at short fine leg! Prabhsimran moved across his stumps and scooped a length ball, flat and hard enough to beat Nortje to his right\n Arora to Prabhsimran, SIX runs helicoptered flat over the deep midwicket boundary! Arora pitches too full and too straight, Prabhsimran moves forward and across and lays into that delivery with an extremely powerful whip of the wrists\n Arora to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Punjab are up and running now, Prabhsimran gives Arora the charge and smacks the ball up the up with a straight bat, blasting it between the bowler and mid off\n Arora to Prabhsimran, 1 run he's charging the bowler so early! Arora sees him coming and shortens the length and cramps him for room, jabbed on the leg side for a single\n Arora to Arya, FOUR runs Arya charges this time and swats a short of a length ball over the head of the fielder at mid-on, boundaries coming in a glut for Punjab\n Arora to Arya, 1 run good length on leg and middle and swing towards the off stump, Arya stays in his crease and guides the ball to point\n Harshit Rana to Arya, SIX runs too full and that's been smashed far over the long-off boundary, Arya had so much space to free his arms and use all his power\n Harshit Rana to Arya, OUT caught at long leg! That's a lucky break for KKR, the ball was nothing special, length delivery pitching outside leg stump, Arya flicked it off his thigh but didn't follow through with power like he usually does. Ramandeep takes a straightforward catch on the boundary \n Harshit Rana to Shreyas Iyer, no run Rana has a bit of a smile at his former captain after beating him with a skiddy ball outside off stump, Shreyas tried to cut it but missed INNS 15 WKTS 20 ECON 8.46 AVE 21.45\n Harshit Rana to Shreyas Iyer, OUT Shreyas falls for a second-ball duck! Rana is striking with some pretty average bowling! Short and wide outside off, such a hit-me ball, and Shreyas lashes the cut in the air towards deep third, where Ramandeep comes sprinting in and dives forward to take a superb catch inches from the ground \n Harshit Rana to Inglis, no run short of a length and wide outside off, Inglis reaches for it and gets beaten on the cut\n Harshit Rana to Inglis, no run a much better ball to finish the over, short of a length, closer to the right-hander and with some extra bounce, Inglis tries to steer to deep third and gets beaten\n Varun to Prabhsimran, 1 run dabbed to short third for a single\n Varun to Inglis, no run Inglis tries to reverse swat Varun first ball! Appeal for lbw after he misses but the impact on the pad was outside off\n Varun to Inglis, no run punched off the back foot to cover\n Varun to Inglis, 2 runs dragged short on a wicket to wicket line, Inglis swivel pulls to fine leg\n Varun to Inglis, OUT Iglis' debut innings is short lived! He wasn't having much of a sighter against Varun, went for the big slog sweep and missed. Varun barely celebrates after the ball clatters into the stumps. Punjab in some disarray now after that flurry of boundaries \n Varun to Wadhera, no run defended watchfully towards the bowler on the front foot\n Harshit Rana to Prabhsimran, no run Rana is getting good bounce for his short of a length stuff outside off, Prabhsimran tries to slash it but misses\n Harshit Rana to Prabhsimran, no run this time the line is far too close to the body for the cut shot, he's beaten again\n Harshit Rana to Prabhsimran, SIX runs finally he makes contact, and that is some contact! Prabhsimran stays in his crease, shapes to cut, and then decides to use his bat like a ramp to ping the ball over the deep third boundary\n Harshit Rana to Prabhsimran, SIX runs down the track and bam! Launches the length ball over the long-off boundary with a full swing of his arms, he had to reach for it and made great connection\n Harshit Rana to Prabhsimran, no run short of a length and wide outside off, Prabhsimran is beaten on the cut once again\n Harshit Rana to Prabhsimran, OUT he's caught on the cut this time! The Rana-Ramandeep tag team KOs Prabhsimran. Short of a length with not much width outside off, Prabhsimran is cramped for room as he cuts and one hand comes off the bat as he makes contact, slicing the ball straight to the fielder at point \n Narine to Wadhera, no run wicket to wicket line, played off the back foot towards the bowler\n Narine to Wadhera, no run reverse swat to backward point, can't find the gap in the in field\n Narine to Wadhera, 1 run worked off the pads to short fine leg for a single What will Maxwell do first ball? Slip in place\n Narine to Maxwell, 2 runs a rather tame dab off the pads in front of square leg followed by a frantic dash between the wickets for the second run\n Narine to Maxwell, no run nudged off the front foot, gently to midwicket BALLS 7648 WKTS 336 4s\/6s 392\/233 ECON 5.91 AVE 22.44\n Narine to Maxwell, 1 run strides forward and punches the ball through point for one more\n Harshit Rana to Maxwell, 1 wide short ball just outside off stump, and Maxwell lets it go! Is he tempting him into a slash with Ramandeep in the deep?\n Harshit Rana to Maxwell, FOUR runs that is sublime timing from Maxwell, he just opened the face and steered a short of a length ball from outside off, placed it wide of deep third who had no chance to his right\n Harshit Rana to Maxwell, 1 bye What happened there? The short of the length ball held its line just outside off and beat Maxwell's defence on the back foot, QDK fumbled the take and Narine had to mop up on the deep third boundary\n Harshit Rana to Wadhera, 1 wide strays down leg side this time\n Harshit Rana to Wadhera, 1 run dabbed watchfully towards point for a single\n Harshit Rana to Maxwell, no run tries to cut a short of a length ball outside off and bottom edges it into the ground\n Harshit Rana to Maxwell, no run slower ball outside off, looked like an offcutter and it kept low too, Maxwell tries to cut it but was beaten by the change of pace and lack of bounce\n Harshit Rana to Maxwell, no run good length, angling into the right-hander's off stump, Maxwell presses forward and opens the face to play to point\n Nortje to Wadhera, no run good length from over the wicket slanting across the left-hander, Wadhera watchfully defends from his crease\n Nortje to Wadhera, FOUR runs width outside off and Wadhera pounces, flaying the ball past point with a fierce cut shot, the ball speeds to the boundary. Ramandeep was the fielder diving to his left at point and it was just out of his reach\n Nortje to Wadhera, FOUR runs fuller ball on a straighter line and Wadhera lofts it off his pads to the deep midwicket boundary BALLS 1059 WKTS 62 4s\/6s 96\/45 ECON 7.11 AVE 20.25\n Nortje to Wadhera, OUT caught at deep square leg this time! Two fours and gone. He didn't have the space to free his arms properly while playing that pull shot, Venky Iyer ran to his right from long leg to take the catch. \n Nortje to Suryansh Shedge, 1 run defended on the back foot on the off side, quick single\n Nortje to Maxwell, 1 bye 150 kph! Short ball that catches Maxwell by surprise. He sways out of the way, letting the ball fly between him and the stumps. The pace takes QDK by surprise too as he dives to his left, gets some glove on it and the ball runs to fine leg\n Varun to Maxwell, OUT bowled him! Maxwell had no idea what was happening there. Varun pitched the ball on a good length outside off and spun the wrong 'un back into the right-hander. Maxwell had come forward and then didn't know what to do, he tried to jam his bat down but was late on it, the ball spun between bat and pad and hit the stumps \n Varun to Shashank Singh, no run Shashank strides forward first ball and defends towards cover Glenn Maxwell vs Varun Chakravarthy BALLS 31 RUNS 46 OUTS 4 SR 148.38 4s\/6s 5\/2\n Varun to Shashank Singh, 1 run goes back and across and chips the ball that spins into him towards mid on\n Varun to Suryansh Shedge, 2 runs goes back and across and nudges the ball off his pads through square, he's hit that softly so they have time to sprint the second before the fielder in the deep can prevent it\n Varun to Suryansh Shedge, 1 run driven to long off for a single\n Varun to Shashank Singh, no run proper front foot defence to end the over, bat close to front pad and everything","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Inglis","Maxwell","Prabhsimran","Shashank Singh","Shreyas Iyer","Suryansh Shedge","Wadhera"],"Runs":[22.0,2.0,7.0,30.0,1.0,0.0,4.0,10.0],"Balls_Faced":[12,6,10,15,3,2,3,9],"Fours":[3,0,1,2,0,0,0,2],"Sixes":[1,0,0,3,0,0,0,0],"S\/R":[183.33,33.33,70.0,200.0,33.33,0.0,133.33,111.11],"dismissal":["c Ramandeep Singh b Harshit Rana","b Varun","b Varun","c Ramandeep Singh b Harshit Rana","Not Out","c Ramandeep Singh b Harshit Rana","Not Out","c Iyer b Nortje"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arora","Harshit Rana","Narine","Nortje","Varun"],"Balls":[12,18,6,12,12],"Runs_Given":[24.0,25.0,4.0,18.0,7.0],"Wickets":[0,3,0,1,2],"Overs":[2.0,3.0,1.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arora to Arya, no run .good length from over the wicket, pitching around middle and slanting across the left- .hander, played off the front foot to point\nArora to Arya, no run .Arora is getting it to move across the left-hander from over the wicket, on a wicket to .wicket line, denying Arya room, he plays it from the crease towards the bowler . .Priyansh Arya in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .253 .OUTS .4 .4s\/6s .29\/16 .SR .199.21 .AVE .63.25\nArora to Arya, no run .more swing, from leg and middle towards off stump from a good length, Arya plays his .third consecutive defensive shot\nArora to Arya, 1 run .a fuller ball on off stump, pushed wide of mid off for a single\nArora to Prabhsimran, 1 run .gives him the charge first ball but the length is too short to attack it, ends up stabbing .the ball towards cover and continues running through for a single\nArora to Arya, 2 runs .more swing for Arora from leg to off stump, Arya goes after this one, aiming for the loft .down the ground, he ends up slicing it in the air over the infield at covers\nNortje to Prabhsimran, no run .148.6 kph right away! short of a length and quick just outside off stump, too quick for .Prabhsimran who gets beaten on the cut\nNortje to Prabhsimran, no run .angled into the thighs this time and Prabhsimran tries to glance but doesn't make .contact with the bat\nNortje to Prabhsimran, 1 run .slower ball at 127 kph, fuller length on the pads, Prabhsimran stays in his crease and .tucks it through square leg . .Anrich Nortje vs PBKS in T20s .INNS .4 .WKTS .3 .ECON .8.23 .AVE .35.66\nNortje to Arya, FOUR runs .length ball, wide outside off, room for Arya to free his arms and launch it over extra .cover ... stand and deliver stuff from the rookie, dispatched a 149kph delivery .See all photos\nNortje to Arya, no run .shorter length and closer to the body, Arya tries to flay it through the off side but gets .beaten by the bounce\nNortje to Arya, FOUR runs .slower ball on a short length angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, Arya .drags the pull from outside off and lofts it wide of the fielder at mid-on\nArora to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .in the air but just beats the fielder at short fine leg! Prabhsimran moved across his .stumps and scooped a length ball, flat and hard enough to beat Nortje to his right\nArora to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .helicoptered flat over the deep midwicket boundary! Arora pitches too full and too .straight, Prabhsimran moves forward and across and lays into that delivery with an .extremely powerful whip of the wrists\nArora to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Punjab are up and running now, Prabhsimran gives Arora the charge and smacks the .ball up the up with a straight bat, blasting it between the bowler and mid off\nArora to Prabhsimran, 1 run .he's charging the bowler so early! Arora sees him coming and shortens the length and .cramps him for room, jabbed on the leg side for a single\nArora to Arya, FOUR runs .Arya charges this time and swats a short of a length ball over the head of the fielder at .mid-on, boundaries coming in a glut for Punjab\nArora to Arya, 1 run .good length on leg and middle and swing towards the off stump, Arya stays in his .crease and guides the ball to point\nHarshit Rana to Arya, SIX runs .too full and that's been smashed far over the long-off boundary, Arya had so much .space to free his arms and use all his power\nHarshit Rana to Arya, OUT .caught at long leg! That's a lucky break for KKR, the ball was nothing special, length .delivery pitching outside leg stump, Arya flicked it off his thigh but didn't follow through .with power like he usually does. Ramandeep takes a straightforward catch on the .boundary .Priyansh Arya c Ramandeep Singh b Harshit Rana 22 (12b 3x4 1x6 16m) SR: 183.33\nHarshit Rana to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Rana has a bit of a smile at his former captain after beating him with a skiddy ball .outside off stump, Shreyas tried to cut it but missed . .Harshit Rana in 1st inns (in T20s) .INNS .15 .WKTS .20 .ECON .8.46 .AVE .21.45\nHarshit Rana to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .Shreyas falls for a second-ball duck! Rana is striking with some pretty average bowling! .Short and wide outside off, such a hit-me ball, and Shreyas lashes the cut in the air .towards deep third, where Ramandeep comes sprinting in and dives forward to take a .superb catch inches from the ground .Shreyas Iyer c Ramandeep Singh b Harshit Rana 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nHarshit Rana to Inglis, no run .short of a length and wide outside off, Inglis reaches for it and gets beaten on the cut\nHarshit Rana to Inglis, no run .a much better ball to finish the over, short of a length, closer to the right-hander and .with some extra bounce, Inglis tries to steer to deep third and gets beaten\nVarun to Prabhsimran, 1 run .dabbed to short third for a single\nVarun to Inglis, no run .Inglis tries to reverse swat Varun first ball! Appeal for lbw after he misses but the .impact on the pad was outside off\nVarun to Inglis, no run .punched off the back foot to cover\nVarun to Inglis, 2 runs .dragged short on a wicket to wicket line, Inglis swivel pulls to fine leg\nVarun to Inglis, OUT .Iglis' debut innings is short lived! He wasn't having much of a sighter against Varun, .went for the big slog sweep and missed. Varun barely celebrates after the ball clatters .into the stumps. Punjab in some disarray now after that flurry of boundaries .Josh Inglis b Varun 2 (6b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 33.33\nVarun to Wadhera, no run .defended watchfully towards the bowler on the front foot\nHarshit Rana to Prabhsimran, no run .Rana is getting good bounce for his short of a length stuff outside off, Prabhsimran tries .to slash it but misses\nHarshit Rana to Prabhsimran, no run .this time the line is far too close to the body for the cut shot, he's beaten again\nHarshit Rana to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .finally he makes contact, and that is some contact! Prabhsimran stays in his crease, .shapes to cut, and then decides to use his bat like a ramp to ping the ball over the deep .third boundary\nHarshit Rana to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .down the track and bam! Launches the length ball over the long-off boundary with a full .swing of his arms, he had to reach for it and made great connection\nHarshit Rana to Prabhsimran, no run .short of a length and wide outside off, Prabhsimran is beaten on the cut once again\nHarshit Rana to Prabhsimran, OUT .he's caught on the cut this time! The Rana-Ramandeep tag team KOs Prabhsimran. .Short of a length with not much width outside off, Prabhsimran is cramped for room as .he cuts and one hand comes off the bat as he makes contact, slicing the ball straight to .the fielder at point .Prabhsimran Singh c Ramandeep Singh b Harshit Rana 30 (15b 2x4 3x6 31m) SR: 200\nNarine to Wadhera, no run .wicket to wicket line, played off the back foot towards the bowler\nNarine to Wadhera, no run .reverse swat to backward point, can't find the gap in the in field\nNarine to Wadhera, 1 run .worked off the pads to short fine leg for a single .What will Maxwell do first ball? Slip in place\nNarine to Maxwell, 2 runs .a rather tame dab off the pads in front of square leg followed by a frantic dash between .the wickets for the second run\nNarine to Maxwell, no run .nudged off the front foot, gently to midwicket . .Sunil Narine in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .7648 .WKTS .336 .4s\/6s .392\/233 .ECON .5.91 .AVE .22.44\nNarine to Maxwell, 1 run .strides forward and punches the ball through point for one more\nHarshit Rana to Maxwell, 1 wide .short ball just outside off stump, and Maxwell lets it go! Is he tempting him into a slash .with Ramandeep in the deep?\nHarshit Rana to Maxwell, FOUR runs .that is sublime timing from Maxwell, he just opened the face and steered a short of a .length ball from outside off, placed it wide of deep third who had no chance to his right\nHarshit Rana to Maxwell, 1 bye .What happened there? The short of the length ball held its line just outside off and beat .Maxwell's defence on the back foot, QDK fumbled the take and Narine had to mop up on .the deep third boundary\nHarshit Rana to Wadhera, 1 wide .strays down leg side this time\nHarshit Rana to Wadhera, 1 run .dabbed watchfully towards point for a single\nHarshit Rana to Maxwell, no run .tries to cut a short of a length ball outside off and bottom edges it into the ground\nHarshit Rana to Maxwell, no run .slower ball outside off, looked like an offcutter and it kept low too, Maxwell tries to cut it .but was beaten by the change of pace and lack of bounce\nHarshit Rana to Maxwell, no run .good length, angling into the right-hander's off stump, Maxwell presses forward and .opens the face to play to point\nNortje to Wadhera, no run .good length from over the wicket slanting across the left-hander, Wadhera watchfully .defends from his crease\nNortje to Wadhera, FOUR runs .width outside off and Wadhera pounces, flaying the ball past point with a fierce cut .shot, the ball speeds to the boundary. Ramandeep was the fielder diving to his left at .point and it was just out of his reach\nNortje to Wadhera, FOUR runs .fuller ball on a straighter line and Wadhera lofts it off his pads to the deep midwicket .boundary . .Anrich Nortje in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1059 .WKTS .62 .4s\/6s .96\/45 .ECON .7.11 .AVE .20.25\nNortje to Wadhera, OUT .caught at deep square leg this time! Two fours and gone. He didn't have the space to .free his arms properly while playing that pull shot, Venky Iyer ran to his right from long .leg to take the catch. .Nehal Wadhera c Iyer b Nortje 10 (9b 2x4 0x6 21m) SR: 111.11\nNortje to Suryansh Shedge, 1 run .defended on the back foot on the off side, quick single\nNortje to Maxwell, 1 bye .150 kph! Short ball that catches Maxwell by surprise. He sways out of the way, letting .the ball fly between him and the stumps. The pace takes QDK by surprise too as he .dives to his left, gets some glove on it and the ball runs to fine leg\nVarun to Maxwell, OUT .bowled him! Maxwell had no idea what was happening there. Varun pitched the ball on a .good length outside off and spun the wrong 'un back into the right-hander. Maxwell had .come forward and then didn't know what to do, he tried to jam his bat down but was late .on it, the ball spun between bat and pad and hit the stumps .Glenn Maxwell b Varun 7 (10b 1x4 0x6 17m) SR: 70\nVarun to Shashank Singh, no run .Shashank strides forward first ball and defends towards cover . .Glenn Maxwell vs Varun Chakravarthy .BALLS .31 .RUNS .46 .OUTS .4 .SR .148.38 .4s\/6s .5\/2\nVarun to Shashank Singh, 1 run .goes back and across and chips the ball that spins into him towards mid on\nVarun to Suryansh Shedge, 2 runs .goes back and across and nudges the ball off his pads through square, he's hit that .softly so they have time to sprint the second before the fielder in the deep can prevent it\nVarun to Suryansh Shedge, 1 run .driven to long off for a single\nVarun to Shashank Singh, no run .proper front foot defence to end the over, bat close to front pad and everything\nNarine to Suryansh Shedge, OUT .make that three wickets in hand! Shedge's gone. He tried to cut that and got a thick .edge right into QDK's gloves, sharp catch that .Suryansh Shedge c \u2020de Kock b Narine 4 (4b 0x4 0x6 8m) SR: 100\nNarine to Jansen, 1 run .nudged gently off the front foot towards mid on\nNarine to Shashank Singh, no run .moves forward and across and defends on the leg side\nNarine to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .he's taken him on! With the situation Punjab are in that too. Shashank lofts Narine high .towards the cow corner boundary. Rinku has a lot of running to do to try and get to the .ball and he can't make it. One bounce four.\nNarine to Shashank Singh, 1 run .dabbed off the back foot towards deep third\nNarine to Jansen, OUT .what on earth is Jansen doing? Steps out of his crease and tries to flick the ball through .the legside, ends up yorking himself and Narine hits off stump .Marco Jansen b Narine 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 50\nVarun to Shashank Singh, 1 run .played off the back foot to point for a single\nVarun to Bartlett, no run .reaches for it awkwardly outside off and plays on the leg side\nVarun to Bartlett, 1 run .worked off the pads in front of square\nVarun to Shashank Singh, 1 run .full and straight, driven to long on for a single\nVarun to Bartlett, no run .played off the front foot to midwicket\nVarun to Bartlett, 1 run .hit down the ground for a single to long on\nNarine to Bartlett, no run .played off the back foot towards the leg side, midwicket slides to cut off the shot .around silly mid on, no timing at all\nNarine to Bartlett, 1 run .driven off the front foot to long on for one more . .Sunil Narine vs PBKS in T20s .INNS .26 .WKTS .36 .ECON .6.95 .AVE .19.25\nNarine to Shashank Singh, no run .goes right back and defends with a straight bat to the bowler\nNarine to Shashank Singh, no run .an appeal for lbw but I think the impact on the pad is outside off stump, Shashank came .forward and across to defend and missed\nNarine to Shashank Singh, 1 wide .strays down leg side this time, Shashank misses the glance\nNarine to Shashank Singh, 1 run .pushed off the front foot to long on\nNarine to Bartlett, 1 run .hit down to long on for another single, Punjab scoring down to a trickle now\nVarun to Bartlett, no run .hit hard, but into the pitch and right back at the bowler\nVarun to Bartlett, 1 run .full ball on middle and leg, driven firmly down the ground\nVarun to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .that is some shot from Shashank, down on one knee to launch the wide ball from .outside off high and far over extra cover\nVarun to Shashank Singh, 1 run .nudged into the covers off the front foot for a single\nVarun to Bartlett, 1 run .leans forward and thumps it down the ground, for just the single\nVarun to Shashank Singh, 1 run .around the wicket, slanting across the right-hander, Shashank strides forward and .nudges the ball into the leg side .36 wickets for Sunil Narine in the IPL against PBKS, the most by any bowler against an .opponent. . .IMPACT SUBKKR .A Raghuvanshi .CV Varun\nNortje to Shashank Singh, no run .good length angling in to off stump, defended on the front foot back to the bowler\nNortje to Shashank Singh, 1 run .backs away towards leg to make room to hit on the off, but Nortje follows him with a .short of a length ball, played down into the leg side for a single\nNortje to Bartlett, no run .clears his front foot towards the leg side and flat-bats a short of a length ball to mid-on .where Russell makes the stop\nNortje to Bartlett, FOUR runs .backs away again and swings in hope, the short of a length ball pings the top edge and .soars over the wicketkeeper for a one-bounce four\nNortje to Bartlett, no run .slower ball, short of a length and angling into the batter who was moving outside leg to .make room, Bartlett gets beaten as he tries to swat at the ball\nNortje to Bartlett, no run .played gently to mid on to end the over\nArora to Shashank Singh, OUT .lbw! Shashank has reviewed immediately but I think in hope more than anything else. .He was moving forward and across his stumps to play the ball coming into him with a .closed face on the leg side. Arora beat the inside edge and hit the front pad on the knee .roll. That's hitting leg stump. Three reds and Punjab are nine down with 29 balls to go. .Shashank Singh lbw b Arora 18 (17b 1x4 1x6 23m) SR: 105.88\nArora to Arshdeep, 1 run .short of a length outside off, Arshdeep flat-bats it to long on\nArora to Bartlett, 1 run, OUT .oh dear, it's all over for Punjab. Bartlett wanted the second, but Arshdeep didn't and it .was way too late for Bartlett to make his ground. Bartlett had backed away outside leg .and swatted the ball towards long on, Venky fired the throw in from the deep and .Bartlett was left stranded after a mix-up with Arshdeep. .Xavier Bartlett run out (Iyer\/Arora) 11 (15b 1x4 0x6 18m) SR: 73.33","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs PBKS, 31st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arora to Arya, no run good length from over the wicket, pitching around middle and slanting across the left-hander, played off the front foot to point\n Arora to Arya, no run Arora is getting it to move across the left-hander from over the wicket, on a wicket to wicket line, denying Arya room, he plays it from the crease towards the bowler RUNS 253 OUTS 4 4s\/6s 29\/16 SR 199.21 AVE 63.25\n Arora to Arya, no run more swing, from leg and middle towards off stump from a good length, Arya plays his third consecutive defensive shot\n Arora to Arya, 1 run a fuller ball on off stump, pushed wide of mid off for a single\n Arora to Prabhsimran, 1 run gives him the charge first ball but the length is too short to attack it, ends up stabbing the ball towards cover and continues running through for a single\n Arora to Arya, 2 runs more swing for Arora from leg to off stump, Arya goes after this one, aiming for the loft down the ground, he ends up slicing it in the air over the infield at covers\n Nortje to Prabhsimran, no run 148.6 kph right away! short of a length and quick just outside off stump, too quick for Prabhsimran who gets beaten on the cut\n Nortje to Prabhsimran, no run angled into the thighs this time and Prabhsimran tries to glance but doesn't make contact with the bat\n Nortje to Prabhsimran, 1 run slower ball at 127 kph, fuller length on the pads, Prabhsimran stays in his crease and tucks it through square leg Anrich Nortje vs PBKS in T20s INNS 4 WKTS 3 ECON 8.23 AVE 35.66\n Nortje to Arya, FOUR runs length ball, wide outside off, room for Arya to free his arms and launch it over extra cover.. stand and deliver stuff from the rookie, dispatched a 149kph delivery See all photos\n Nortje to Arya, no run shorter length and closer to the body, Arya tries to flay it through the off side but gets beaten by the bounce\n Nortje to Arya, FOUR runs slower ball on a short length angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, Arya drags the pull from outside off and lofts it wide of the fielder at mid-on\n Arora to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs in the air but just beats the fielder at short fine leg! Prabhsimran moved across his stumps and scooped a length ball, flat and hard enough to beat Nortje to his right\n Arora to Prabhsimran, SIX runs helicoptered flat over the deep midwicket boundary! Arora pitches too full and too straight, Prabhsimran moves forward and across and lays into that delivery with an extremely powerful whip of the wrists\n Arora to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Punjab are up and running now, Prabhsimran gives Arora the charge and smacks the ball up the up with a straight bat, blasting it between the bowler and mid off\n Arora to Prabhsimran, 1 run he's charging the bowler so early! Arora sees him coming and shortens the length and cramps him for room, jabbed on the leg side for a single\n Arora to Arya, FOUR runs Arya charges this time and swats a short of a length ball over the head of the fielder at mid-on, boundaries coming in a glut for Punjab\n Arora to Arya, 1 run good length on leg and middle and swing towards the off stump, Arya stays in his crease and guides the ball to point\n Harshit Rana to Arya, SIX runs too full and that's been smashed far over the long-off boundary, Arya had so much space to free his arms and use all his power\n Harshit Rana to Arya, OUT caught at long leg! That's a lucky break for KKR, the ball was nothing special, length delivery pitching outside leg stump, Arya flicked it off his thigh but didn't follow through with power like he usually does. Ramandeep takes a straightforward catch on the boundary \n Harshit Rana to Shreyas Iyer, no run Rana has a bit of a smile at his former captain after beating him with a skiddy ball outside off stump, Shreyas tried to cut it but missed INNS 15 WKTS 20 ECON 8.46 AVE 21.45\n Harshit Rana to Shreyas Iyer, OUT Shreyas falls for a second-ball duck! Rana is striking with some pretty average bowling! Short and wide outside off, such a hit-me ball, and Shreyas lashes the cut in the air towards deep third, where Ramandeep comes sprinting in and dives forward to take a superb catch inches from the ground \n Harshit Rana to Inglis, no run short of a length and wide outside off, Inglis reaches for it and gets beaten on the cut\n Harshit Rana to Inglis, no run a much better ball to finish the over, short of a length, closer to the right-hander and with some extra bounce, Inglis tries to steer to deep third and gets beaten\n Varun to Prabhsimran, 1 run dabbed to short third for a single\n Varun to Inglis, no run Inglis tries to reverse swat Varun first ball! Appeal for lbw after he misses but the impact on the pad was outside off\n Varun to Inglis, no run punched off the back foot to cover\n Varun to Inglis, 2 runs dragged short on a wicket to wicket line, Inglis swivel pulls to fine leg\n Varun to Inglis, OUT Iglis' debut innings is short lived! He wasn't having much of a sighter against Varun, went for the big slog sweep and missed. Varun barely celebrates after the ball clatters into the stumps. Punjab in some disarray now after that flurry of boundaries \n Varun to Wadhera, no run defended watchfully towards the bowler on the front foot\n Harshit Rana to Prabhsimran, no run Rana is getting good bounce for his short of a length stuff outside off, Prabhsimran tries to slash it but misses\n Harshit Rana to Prabhsimran, no run this time the line is far too close to the body for the cut shot, he's beaten again\n Harshit Rana to Prabhsimran, SIX runs finally he makes contact, and that is some contact! Prabhsimran stays in his crease, shapes to cut, and then decides to use his bat like a ramp to ping the ball over the deep third boundary\n Harshit Rana to Prabhsimran, SIX runs down the track and bam! Launches the length ball over the long-off boundary with a full swing of his arms, he had to reach for it and made great connection\n Harshit Rana to Prabhsimran, no run short of a length and wide outside off, Prabhsimran is beaten on the cut once again\n Harshit Rana to Prabhsimran, OUT he's caught on the cut this time! The Rana-Ramandeep tag team KOs Prabhsimran. Short of a length with not much width outside off, Prabhsimran is cramped for room as he cuts and one hand comes off the bat as he makes contact, slicing the ball straight to the fielder at point \n Narine to Wadhera, no run wicket to wicket line, played off the back foot towards the bowler\n Narine to Wadhera, no run reverse swat to backward point, can't find the gap in the in field\n Narine to Wadhera, 1 run worked off the pads to short fine leg for a single What will Maxwell do first ball? Slip in place\n Narine to Maxwell, 2 runs a rather tame dab off the pads in front of square leg followed by a frantic dash between the wickets for the second run\n Narine to Maxwell, no run nudged off the front foot, gently to midwicket BALLS 7648 WKTS 336 4s\/6s 392\/233 ECON 5.91 AVE 22.44\n Narine to Maxwell, 1 run strides forward and punches the ball through point for one more\n Harshit Rana to Maxwell, 1 wide short ball just outside off stump, and Maxwell lets it go! Is he tempting him into a slash with Ramandeep in the deep?\n Harshit Rana to Maxwell, FOUR runs that is sublime timing from Maxwell, he just opened the face and steered a short of a length ball from outside off, placed it wide of deep third who had no chance to his right\n Harshit Rana to Maxwell, 1 bye What happened there? The short of the length ball held its line just outside off and beat Maxwell's defence on the back foot, QDK fumbled the take and Narine had to mop up on the deep third boundary\n Harshit Rana to Wadhera, 1 wide strays down leg side this time\n Harshit Rana to Wadhera, 1 run dabbed watchfully towards point for a single\n Harshit Rana to Maxwell, no run tries to cut a short of a length ball outside off and bottom edges it into the ground\n Harshit Rana to Maxwell, no run slower ball outside off, looked like an offcutter and it kept low too, Maxwell tries to cut it but was beaten by the change of pace and lack of bounce\n Harshit Rana to Maxwell, no run good length, angling into the right-hander's off stump, Maxwell presses forward and opens the face to play to point\n Nortje to Wadhera, no run good length from over the wicket slanting across the left-hander, Wadhera watchfully defends from his crease\n Nortje to Wadhera, FOUR runs width outside off and Wadhera pounces, flaying the ball past point with a fierce cut shot, the ball speeds to the boundary. Ramandeep was the fielder diving to his left at point and it was just out of his reach\n Nortje to Wadhera, FOUR runs fuller ball on a straighter line and Wadhera lofts it off his pads to the deep midwicket boundary BALLS 1059 WKTS 62 4s\/6s 96\/45 ECON 7.11 AVE 20.25\n Nortje to Wadhera, OUT caught at deep square leg this time! Two fours and gone. He didn't have the space to free his arms properly while playing that pull shot, Venky Iyer ran to his right from long leg to take the catch. \n Nortje to Suryansh Shedge, 1 run defended on the back foot on the off side, quick single\n Nortje to Maxwell, 1 bye 150 kph! Short ball that catches Maxwell by surprise. He sways out of the way, letting the ball fly between him and the stumps. The pace takes QDK by surprise too as he dives to his left, gets some glove on it and the ball runs to fine leg\n Varun to Maxwell, OUT bowled him! Maxwell had no idea what was happening there. Varun pitched the ball on a good length outside off and spun the wrong 'un back into the right-hander. Maxwell had come forward and then didn't know what to do, he tried to jam his bat down but was late on it, the ball spun between bat and pad and hit the stumps \n Varun to Shashank Singh, no run Shashank strides forward first ball and defends towards cover Glenn Maxwell vs Varun Chakravarthy BALLS 31 RUNS 46 OUTS 4 SR 148.38 4s\/6s 5\/2\n Varun to Shashank Singh, 1 run goes back and across and chips the ball that spins into him towards mid on\n Varun to Suryansh Shedge, 2 runs goes back and across and nudges the ball off his pads through square, he's hit that softly so they have time to sprint the second before the fielder in the deep can prevent it\n Varun to Suryansh Shedge, 1 run driven to long off for a single\n Varun to Shashank Singh, no run proper front foot defence to end the over, bat close to front pad and everything\n Narine to Suryansh Shedge, OUT make that three wickets in hand! Shedge's gone. He tried to cut that and got a thick edge right into QDK's gloves, sharp catch that \n Narine to Jansen, 1 run nudged gently off the front foot towards mid on\n Narine to Shashank Singh, no run moves forward and across and defends on the leg side\n Narine to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs he's taken him on! With the situation Punjab are in that too. Shashank lofts Narine high towards the cow corner boundary. Rinku has a lot of running to do to try and get to the ball and he can't make it. One bounce four.\n Narine to Shashank Singh, 1 run dabbed off the back foot towards deep third\n Narine to Jansen, OUT what on earth is Jansen doing? Steps out of his crease and tries to flick the ball through the legside, ends up yorking himself and Narine hits off stump \n Varun to Shashank Singh, 1 run played off the back foot to point for a single\n Varun to Bartlett, no run reaches for it awkwardly outside off and plays on the leg side\n Varun to Bartlett, 1 run worked off the pads in front of square\n Varun to Shashank Singh, 1 run full and straight, driven to long on for a single\n Varun to Bartlett, no run played off the front foot to midwicket\n Varun to Bartlett, 1 run hit down the ground for a single to long on\n Narine to Bartlett, no run played off the back foot towards the leg side, midwicket slides to cut off the shot around silly mid on, no timing at all\n Narine to Bartlett, 1 run driven off the front foot to long on for one more Sunil Narine vs PBKS in T20s INNS 26 WKTS 36 ECON 6.95 AVE 19.25\n Narine to Shashank Singh, no run goes right back and defends with a straight bat to the bowler\n Narine to Shashank Singh, no run an appeal for lbw but I think the impact on the pad is outside off stump, Shashank came forward and across to defend and missed\n Narine to Shashank Singh, 1 wide strays down leg side this time, Shashank misses the glance\n Narine to Shashank Singh, 1 run pushed off the front foot to long on\n Narine to Bartlett, 1 run hit down to long on for another single, Punjab scoring down to a trickle now\n Varun to Bartlett, no run hit hard, but into the pitch and right back at the bowler\n Varun to Bartlett, 1 run full ball on middle and leg, driven firmly down the ground\n Varun to Shashank Singh, SIX runs that is some shot from Shashank, down on one knee to launch the wide ball from outside off high and far over extra cover\n Varun to Shashank Singh, 1 run nudged into the covers off the front foot for a single\n Varun to Bartlett, 1 run leans forward and thumps it down the ground, for just the single\n Varun to Shashank Singh, 1 run around the wicket, slanting across the right-hander, Shashank strides forward and nudges the ball into the leg side 36 wickets for Sunil Narine in the IPL against PBKS, the most by any bowler against an opponent. IMPACT SUBKKR A Raghuvanshi CV Varun\n Nortje to Shashank Singh, no run good length angling in to off stump, defended on the front foot back to the bowler\n Nortje to Shashank Singh, 1 run backs away towards leg to make room to hit on the off, but Nortje follows him with a short of a length ball, played down into the leg side for a single\n Nortje to Bartlett, no run clears his front foot towards the leg side and flat-bats a short of a length ball to mid-on where Russell makes the stop\n Nortje to Bartlett, FOUR runs backs away again and swings in hope, the short of a length ball pings the top edge and soars over the wicketkeeper for a one-bounce four\n Nortje to Bartlett, no run slower ball, short of a length and angling into the batter who was moving outside leg to make room, Bartlett gets beaten as he tries to swat at the ball\n Nortje to Bartlett, no run played gently to mid on to end the over\n Arora to Shashank Singh, OUT lbw! Shashank has reviewed immediately but I think in hope more than anything else. He was moving forward and across his stumps to play the ball coming into him with a closed face on the leg side. Arora beat the inside edge and hit the front pad on the knee roll. That's hitting leg stump. Three reds and Punjab are nine down with 29 balls to go. \n Arora to Arshdeep, 1 run short of a length outside off, Arshdeep flat-bats it to long on\n Arora to Bartlett, 1 run, OUT oh dear, it's all over for Punjab. Bartlett wanted the second, but Arshdeep didn't and it was way too late for Bartlett to make his ground. Bartlett had backed away outside leg and swatted the ball towards long on, Venky fired the throw in from the deep and Bartlett was left stranded after a mix-up with Arshdeep. 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Banged in short on off stump, he gets on top of the .bounce and thumps the pull through midwicket\nArshdeep to Kohli, 4 leg byes .Two in two and RCB are away in style. Little bit of shape into Kohli but the line is awry. .Starts too straight and ends up going down leg. He flicks this neatly off his pad. Oh, .looks like there wasn't any bat involved. The ball clipped his pad. . .Virat Kohli vs Arshdeep Singh .BALLS .53 .RUNS .97 .OUTS .2 .SR .183.01 .4s\/6s .16\/1\nArshdeep to Kohli, no run .On a length on the stumps, he defends back to the bowler\nArshdeep to Kohli, 1 run .Length ball on his pad , Kohli works this neatly to deep backward square leg for a run\nArshdeep to Salt, 1 run .Inswing but again the line is too straight. On middle and leg as Salt flicks this to the .right of mid-on for a couple of runs as RCB collect 11 of the first over\nJamieson to Salt, no run .In the slot outside off, he slams the drive on the up but mid-off is fairly wide\nJamieson to Salt, 1 run .back of a length ball with a hint of away shape outside off. Salt stays back and works .this through square leg\nJamieson to Kohli, FOUR runs .He gets that fine and gets another four. PBKS bowlers have been too straight, and Kohli .won't miss out there. Good length ball on leg stump, he works this behind square\nJamieson to Kohli, no run .Play and a miss! On the fuller side shaping away well outside off stump. Kohli feels for .it, and gets beaten\nJamieson to Kohli, no run .Laces the cover drive, but can't find the gap. Fullish in length outside off, he drives on .the up to Stoinis at cover\nJamieson to Kohli, 1 run .Back of a length ball outside off, he dabs this to the left of backward point for a quick .run\nArshdeep to Kohli, 1 run .They get an overthrow! Good length ball just outside off, he chops this to the keeper and .is sent back by Salt. Inglis has a shy at the stumps at the striker's end, misses and they .take the run . .Arshdeep Singh in IPL, 2025 .INNS .14 .WKTS .18 .ECON .8.53 .AVE .23.38 .BEST .3\/16\nArshdeep to Salt, 1 run .Back of a length ball angling across Salt who heaves this to deep square leg\nArshdeep to Kohli, 1 run .Banged in short around off stump, he pulls this down towards deep square leg\nArshdeep to Salt, FOUR runs .Oh, he's adjusted well there, has Salt. Slower short of a length ball around his ribs .cramping him for room on leg stump. He waits for it and gets a tiny top edge that flies .over the keeper's head\nArshdeep to Salt, no run .Back of a length ball slanting across Salt who pats this to point\nArshdeep to Salt, SIX runs .SMACKED deep into the stands. Short of a length ball angling across Salt outside off. .He presses forward but that just sat up for Salt to hammer it over deep midwicket. RCB .are 30 for 0 after three!\nJamieson to Kohli, no run .Good length ball on off, he defends towards the bowler . .Kyle Jamieson in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .840 .WKTS .43 .4s\/6s .107\/42 .ECON .7.44 .AVE .24.23\nJamieson to Kohli, OUT .Edged and taken! Kohli departs and Jamieson is ecstatic. The extra bounce brings .about Kohli's undoing. Back of a length ball around sixth stump, shaping away from .Kohli. He pokes at it, gets a thick edge and Inglis does the rest. It's a dismissal we have .seen so many times, haven't we? .Virat Kohli c \u2020Inglis b Jamieson 12 (12b 2x4 0x6 16m) SR: 100\nJamieson to Agarwal, no run .Goes past the outside edge. The PBKS fielders appeal but can't convince Iyer enough .for a review. Lovely good length ball that lands outside off, and continues to shape .away. Mayank has a push at it and misses\nJamieson to Agarwal, no run .Beaten all ends up! The ball is hooping around, alright. Fuller in length shaping away .from Mayank. His feet end up stuck as he shimmies down the track and feebly pushes .at it. Gets almost squared up\nJamieson to Agarwal, no run .Test match level leave! On a length outside off, he presses forward, watches it closely .and shoulders arms\nJamieson to Agarwal, no run .Is that fourth time lucky for Jamieson? PBKS fielders think so. The umpire has given it .out! But Mayank has taken the review. Don't think he got anywhere close to it. On a .length shaping away from the batter, who pushes at it and gets beaten one more time.\nAzmatullah to Salt, no run .Length ball outside off, he mistimes his push to mid-off\nAzmatullah to Salt, no run .JAFFA! On a length that pitches on off and shapes away late. Salt has a poke at it and .gets beaten. Loud appeal from PBKS, not given. And there is no review\nAzmatullah to Salt, FOUR runs .Short and wide outside off, Salt hammers this over point. That was absolutely .shellacked . .Azmatullah Omarzai in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1071 .WKTS .46 .4s\/6s .179\/47 .ECON .7.94 .AVE .30.82\nAzmatullah to Salt, no run .Back of a length ball just outside off, he looks to cut it away and gets an under-edge .past his off stump. Was searching for a run and is sent back just in time. And rightly so .as Inglis' throw came in swiftly\nAzmatullah to Salt, 2 runs .On a length shaping away from Salt who opens the face of the bat and guides it past .point. They get two\nAzmatullah to Salt, FOUR runs .Delicate from Salt and he gets four more. Good length ball outside off, he opens the .face of the bat, gets on top of the bounce and runs this fine past short third\nJamieson to Agarwal, FOUR runs .Mayank backs away but Jamieson follows him. However, that was too straight as .Mayank shimmies down and punches this to the right of mid-on\nJamieson to Agarwal, 1 run .On the bounce to deep backward square leg. Length ball on his pad, he flicks this but .the ball does not carry to Brar\nJamieson to Salt, 2 runs .Edged for a couple of runs. On a length shaping away from Salt well outside off. He .throws his hands at it and gets a thick outside edge that goes to Arshdeep's left at deep .third. A slight misfield allows them two . .RCB in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .14 .WKTS .17 .RR .9.73 .AVE .47.82\nJamieson to Salt, FOUR runs .CRASHED through covers and Salt's assault continues. Too full outside off, he drives .on the up and continues his charge\nJamieson to Salt, FOUR runs .And, again! A few bounces and into the fence. Banged in short just outside off, he pulls .off the front foot over midwicket . .Phil Salt in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .4635 .OUTS .152 .4s\/6s .576\/177 .SR .157.92 .AVE .30.49\nJamieson to Salt, SIX runs .GOES THE DISTANCE! Jamieson has gone for 21 and RCB are just 41 away. Fuller .outside off, he extends his arms and slams this up and over covers. Such sweet timing! .Sudarshanan will finish off the match\nHarpreet Brar to Agarwal, 1 run .Lands it on a length on off and middle, he goes back on a knee and sweep[-pulls it .through square leg\nHarpreet Brar to Salt, SIX runs .Fetch that! Short but not too short. Salt quickly goes back to rub it into PBKS. Pulls it .well over deep midwicket\nHarpreet Brar to Salt, 1 run .Lands it on a length outside off, slashed to deep cover-point\nHarpreet Brar to Agarwal, 1 run .Floated full around off, driven to short cover, who parries it to long-off\nHarpreet Brar to Salt, 1 run .Quicker and fuller on off, punched to deep cover\nHarpreet Brar to Agarwal, 1 run .Floated fuller outside off, nudged through cover-point\nMusheer Khan to Agarwal, 1 run .Fuller on middle and leg, clipped through square leg\nMusheer Khan to Salt, 1 run .Nicely looped up, full outside leg, knocked down to long-on\nMusheer Khan to Agarwal, SIX runs .Languid, six! Floated full on middle, Agarwal leans forward with a half-stride, gets under .it and tonks it into the sight-screen, fifty partnership\nMusheer Khan to Agarwal, FOUR runs .Inside out, timing exquisite Wadhera looks to keep it in play with his foot but is .unsuccessful. Tossed up full on middle, driven inside out through cover\nMusheer Khan to Agarwal, OUT .Fired fuller down leg, he flicks and it lobs up off Inglis's pad. Iyer jogs in from slip, .catches it and appeals. The umpires want to take another look. It was very full and .sliding down leg, there is a feather. Not a bump ball, and that is that for Agarwal tonight. .Maiden IPL wicket for Musheer, something to cheer for the PBKS fans .Mayank Agarwal c Iyer b Musheer Khan 19 (13b 2x4 1x6 24m) SR: 146.15\nMusheer Khan to Patidar, 1 run .Quicker and fuller on leg, clipped through backward square leg\nHarpreet Brar to Patidar, 1 run .On a length on middle and leg, he goes back to clip it through square leg\nHarpreet Brar to Salt, 1 run .Fuller outside off, punched to deep cover-point to bring up a fine half-century. Salt .ensured that RCB breathe easy despite Kohli's early fall\nHarpreet Brar to Patidar, no run .Quicker and on middle, goes back and punches it towards forward square leg\nHarpreet Brar to Patidar, 1 run .Fuller around off, driven to long-off\nHarpreet Brar to Salt, FOUR runs .Oh Salt, what power on the cut! He bowls it on a length, wide outside off, 84.7kph. Salt .waits an extra second and cuts it hard and away from the deep cover-point fielder .running to his left\nHarpreet Brar to Salt, no run .Slows it down, on off, punched to cover .Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play .Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan (mobile web in India only) and win points to grab an SUV and .100+ prizes! Free to play, 100 winners every day! .Timeout taken with RCB ten away\nMusheer Khan to Patidar, 1 run .Fuller on middle, a bit of spin away as Patidar drives it to long-off\nMusheer Khan to Salt, 1 run .Quicker length ball outside off, slapped to deep cover-point\nMusheer Khan to Patidar, FOUR runs .Up and over. Quicker and fuller on leg, follows Patidar who backs away. But he lofts it .inside out over cover to put RCB one hit away\nMusheer Khan to Patidar, 1 run .Fuller on middle, knocked down to long-off\nMusheer Khan to Salt, 1 run .Very full on leg, he tugs it through midwicket\nMusheer Khan to Patidar, SIX runs .After nine long years, RCB can dream again, they inch ever-so closer to that elusive .IPL title. RCB are in the title-clash for the fourth time, not on the back of their powerful .batting, but thanks to another strong bowling show.. Patidar gets a full ball in his slog .outside leg, he gets down and sends it sailing into the deep midwicket stands to seal an .eight-wicket win .See all photos","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs RCB, Qualifier 1.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Salt, 1 run Good length ball angling across Salt who pats this past point Arshdeep is over the wicket to Kohli\n Arshdeep to Kohli, FOUR runs And he's away with a solid four. Banged in short on off stump, he gets on top of the bounce and thumps the pull through midwicket\n Arshdeep to Kohli, 4 leg byes Two in two and RCB are away in style. Little bit of shape into Kohli but the line is awry. Starts too straight and ends up going down leg. He flicks this neatly off his pad. Oh, looks like there wasn't any bat involved. The ball clipped his pad. Virat Kohli vs Arshdeep Singh BALLS 53 RUNS 97 OUTS 2 SR 183.01 4s\/6s 16\/1\n Arshdeep to Kohli, no run On a length on the stumps, he defends back to the bowler\n Arshdeep to Kohli, 1 run Length ball on his pad , Kohli works this neatly to deep backward square leg for a run\n Arshdeep to Salt, 1 run Inswing but again the line is too straight. On middle and leg as Salt flicks this to the right of mid-on for a couple of runs as RCB collect 11 of the first over\n Jamieson to Salt, no run In the slot outside off, he slams the drive on the up but mid-off is fairly wide\n Jamieson to Salt, 1 run back of a length ball with a hint of away shape outside off. Salt stays back and works this through square leg\n Jamieson to Kohli, FOUR runs He gets that fine and gets another four. PBKS bowlers have been too straight, and Kohli won't miss out there. Good length ball on leg stump, he works this behind square\n Jamieson to Kohli, no run Play and a miss! On the fuller side shaping away well outside off stump. Kohli feels for it, and gets beaten\n Jamieson to Kohli, no run Laces the cover drive, but can't find the gap. Fullish in length outside off, he drives on the up to Stoinis at cover\n Jamieson to Kohli, 1 run Back of a length ball outside off, he dabs this to the left of backward point for a quick run\n Arshdeep to Kohli, 1 run They get an overthrow! Good length ball just outside off, he chops this to the keeper and is sent back by Salt. Inglis has a shy at the stumps at the striker's end, misses and they take the run Arshdeep Singh in IPL, 2025 INNS 14 WKTS 18 ECON 8.53 AVE 23.38 BEST 3\/16\n Arshdeep to Salt, 1 run Back of a length ball angling across Salt who heaves this to deep square leg\n Arshdeep to Kohli, 1 run Banged in short around off stump, he pulls this down towards deep square leg\n Arshdeep to Salt, FOUR runs Oh, he's adjusted well there, has Salt. Slower short of a length ball around his ribs cramping him for room on leg stump. He waits for it and gets a tiny top edge that flies over the keeper's head\n Arshdeep to Salt, no run Back of a length ball slanting across Salt who pats this to point\n Arshdeep to Salt, SIX runs SMACKED deep into the stands. Short of a length ball angling across Salt outside off. He presses forward but that just sat up for Salt to hammer it over deep midwicket. RCB are 30 for 0 after three!\n Jamieson to Kohli, no run Good length ball on off, he defends towards the bowler BALLS 840 WKTS 43 4s\/6s 107\/42 ECON 7.44 AVE 24.23\n Jamieson to Kohli, OUT Edged and taken! Kohli departs and Jamieson is ecstatic. The extra bounce brings about Kohli's undoing. Back of a length ball around sixth stump, shaping away from Kohli. He pokes at it, gets a thick edge and Inglis does the rest. It's a dismissal we have seen so many times, haven't we? \n Jamieson to Agarwal, no run Goes past the outside edge. The PBKS fielders appeal but can't convince Iyer enough for a review. Lovely good length ball that lands outside off, and continues to shape away. Mayank has a push at it and misses\n Jamieson to Agarwal, no run Beaten all ends up! The ball is hooping around, alright. Fuller in length shaping away from Mayank. His feet end up stuck as he shimmies down the track and feebly pushes at it. Gets almost squared up\n Jamieson to Agarwal, no run Test match level leave! On a length outside off, he presses forward, watches it closely and shoulders arms\n Jamieson to Agarwal, no run Is that fourth time lucky for Jamieson? PBKS fielders think so. The umpire has given it out! But Mayank has taken the review. Don't think he got anywhere close to it. On a length shaping away from the batter, who pushes at it and gets beaten one more time.\n Azmatullah to Salt, no run Length ball outside off, he mistimes his push to mid-off\n Azmatullah to Salt, no run JAFFA! On a length that pitches on off and shapes away late. Salt has a poke at it and gets beaten. Loud appeal from PBKS, not given. And there is no review\n Azmatullah to Salt, FOUR runs Short and wide outside off, Salt hammers this over point. That was absolutely shellacked BALLS 1071 WKTS 46 4s\/6s 179\/47 ECON 7.94 AVE 30.82\n Azmatullah to Salt, no run Back of a length ball just outside off, he looks to cut it away and gets an under-edge past his off stump. Was searching for a run and is sent back just in time. And rightly so as Inglis' throw came in swiftly\n Azmatullah to Salt, 2 runs On a length shaping away from Salt who opens the face of the bat and guides it past point. They get two\n Azmatullah to Salt, FOUR runs Delicate from Salt and he gets four more. Good length ball outside off, he opens the face of the bat, gets on top of the bounce and runs this fine past short third\n Jamieson to Agarwal, FOUR runs Mayank backs away but Jamieson follows him. However, that was too straight as Mayank shimmies down and punches this to the right of mid-on\n Jamieson to Agarwal, 1 run On the bounce to deep backward square leg. Length ball on his pad, he flicks this but the ball does not carry to Brar\n Jamieson to Salt, 2 runs Edged for a couple of runs. On a length shaping away from Salt well outside off. He throws his hands at it and gets a thick outside edge that goes to Arshdeep's left at deep third. A slight misfield allows them two INNS 14 WKTS 17 RR 9.73 AVE 47.82\n Jamieson to Salt, FOUR runs CRASHED through covers and Salt's assault continues. Too full outside off, he drives on the up and continues his charge\n Jamieson to Salt, FOUR runs And, again! A few bounces and into the fence. Banged in short just outside off, he pulls off the front foot over midwicket RUNS 4635 OUTS 152 4s\/6s 576\/177 SR 157.92 AVE 30.49\n Jamieson to Salt, SIX runs GOES THE DISTANCE! Jamieson has gone for 21 and RCB are just 41 away. Fuller outside off, he extends his arms and slams this up and over covers. Such sweet timing! Sudarshanan will finish off the match\n Harpreet Brar to Agarwal, 1 run Lands it on a length on off and middle, he goes back on a knee and sweep[-pulls it through square leg\n Harpreet Brar to Salt, SIX runs Fetch that! Short but not too short. Salt quickly goes back to rub it into PBKS. Pulls it well over deep midwicket\n Harpreet Brar to Salt, 1 run Lands it on a length outside off, slashed to deep cover-point\n Harpreet Brar to Agarwal, 1 run Floated full around off, driven to short cover, who parries it to long-off\n Harpreet Brar to Salt, 1 run Quicker and fuller on off, punched to deep cover\n Harpreet Brar to Agarwal, 1 run Floated fuller outside off, nudged through cover-point\n Musheer Khan to Agarwal, 1 run Fuller on middle and leg, clipped through square leg\n Musheer Khan to Salt, 1 run Nicely looped up, full outside leg, knocked down to long-on\n Musheer Khan to Agarwal, SIX runs Languid, six! Floated full on middle, Agarwal leans forward with a half-stride, gets under it and tonks it into the sight-screen, fifty partnership\n Musheer Khan to Agarwal, FOUR runs Inside out, timing exquisite Wadhera looks to keep it in play with his foot but is unsuccessful. Tossed up full on middle, driven inside out through cover\n Musheer Khan to Agarwal, OUT Fired fuller down leg, he flicks and it lobs up off Inglis's pad. Iyer jogs in from slip, catches it and appeals. The umpires want to take another look. It was very full and sliding down leg, there is a feather. Not a bump ball, and that is that for Agarwal tonight. Maiden IPL wicket for Musheer, something to cheer for the PBKS fans \n Musheer Khan to Patidar, 1 run Quicker and fuller on leg, clipped through backward square leg\n Harpreet Brar to Patidar, 1 run On a length on middle and leg, he goes back to clip it through square leg\n Harpreet Brar to Salt, 1 run Fuller outside off, punched to deep cover-point to bring up a fine half-century. Salt ensured that RCB breathe easy despite Kohli's early fall\n Harpreet Brar to Patidar, no run Quicker and on middle, goes back and punches it towards forward square leg\n Harpreet Brar to Patidar, 1 run Fuller around off, driven to long-off\n Harpreet Brar to Salt, FOUR runs Oh Salt, what power on the cut! He bowls it on a length, wide outside off, 84.7kph. Salt waits an extra second and cuts it hard and away from the deep cover-point fielder running to his left\n Harpreet Brar to Salt, no run Slows it down, on off, punched to cover Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play 100+ prizes! Free to play, 100 winners every day! Timeout taken with RCB ten away\n Musheer Khan to Patidar, 1 run Fuller on middle, a bit of spin away as Patidar drives it to long-off\n Musheer Khan to Salt, 1 run Quicker length ball outside off, slapped to deep cover-point\n Musheer Khan to Patidar, FOUR runs Up and over. Quicker and fuller on leg, follows Patidar who backs away. But he lofts it inside out over cover to put RCB one hit away\n Musheer Khan to Patidar, 1 run Fuller on middle, knocked down to long-off\n Musheer Khan to Salt, 1 run Very full on leg, he tugs it through midwicket\n Musheer Khan to Patidar, SIX runs After nine long years, RCB can dream again, they inch ever-so closer to that elusive IPL title. RCB are in the title-clash for the fourth time, not on the back of their powerful batting, but thanks to another strong bowling show.. Patidar gets a full ball in his slog outside leg, he gets down and sends it sailing into the deep midwicket stands to seal an eight-wicket win See all photos","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Agarwal","Kohli","Patidar","Salt"],"Runs":[19.0,12.0,15.0,56.0],"Balls_Faced":[13,12,8,27],"Fours":[2,2,1,6],"Sixes":[1,0,1,3],"S\/R":[146.15,100.0,187.5,207.41],"dismissal":["c Iyer b Musheer Khan","c \u2020Inglis b Jamieson","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Azmatullah","Harpreet Brar","Jamieson","Musheer Khan"],"Balls":[12,6,12,18,12],"Runs_Given":[20.0,10.0,18.0,27.0,27.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,1,1],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,2.0,3.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,1,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arora to Markram, no run .Not right away, good length though. At the body, decent bounce. Markram is on the .back foot as he defends straight.\nArora to Markram, no run .Touch fuller, keeping the stumps in play. Markram flicks to midwicket .Slips seems to have gone a touch wider . .Aiden Markram vs Vaibhav Arora .BALLS .14 .RUNS .24 .OUTS .1 .SR .171.42 .4s\/6s .3\/1\nArora to Markram, 3 runs .Almost a drag on. The length ball around fourth seemed to have slowed off the pitch, .Markram's back foot went across a touch for a square cut. Didn't get the room or .bounce to work with, luckily for him, the under-edge went past leg stump and through .fine leg.\nArora to Marsh, no run .Big inswing, big appeal for lbw from Arora. Not given. He checks if height is the issue, .replay shows there was an inside edge. Was a fullish ball that started wide but finished .around off. Marsh tried to block it with the vertical bat next to the front pad.\nArora to Marsh, no run .Marsh walks down and across to negate the movement. Ball's on the shorter side of .length, finishes over fourth stump. Left alone\nArora to Marsh, no run .Fullish around leg, clipped to midwicket\nJohnson to Markram, no run .Bumper to begin, it's over leg stump and around the top of Markram's left shoulder. He .swivelled to get inside the line and pull it fine. Gloves were close but there was no .contact. 135ks .Spencer Johnson T20 economy rate in Powerplay overs7.22\nJohnson to Markram, FOUR runs .Overpitched on middle and Markram eases the flick through midwicket. The hands .came top to bottom but the bat face was closed, was a slicy shot.\nJohnson to Markram, 1 run .Length ball angles away through fifth, Markram frees his arms and square drives it late. .Gets it to deep third\nJohnson to Marsh, SIX runs .Mowed high and far, second tier at least. Was ashort boundary over square leg, this one .went 95 metres far. Was fullish on fourth, treated like a slot ball. Stable base, free swing .across the line, from around knee-height\nJohnson to Marsh, no run .Fullish on middle, defended to the bowler. 140ks\nJohnson to Marsh, 1 run .Pulled off the bottom-half of the bat, gets it to deep fine leg. Not that short a ball, was .around the fourth-stump line .Bounce has been even from this pitch so far. Not much swing.\nArora to Marsh, no run .Marsh flashes after seeing width, but cloths it to cover point. Was a sixth-stump three- .quarter-length ball at 131ks, Marsh went deep in the crease and cut hard\nArora to Marsh, no run .Touch fuller and a lot straighter. It's angling in to off stump and Marsh's feet are .jammed as he defends to the bowler's right\nArora to Marsh, 2 runs .Uppish flick takes the inswinger on middle to the right of midwicket\nArora to Marsh, 1 run .Punches the fullish ball on leg to long-on\nArora to Markram, 1 run .Markram cuts this time, trying to power it like Marsh. Gets it off the bottom of the bat to .sweeper cover. This ball was short and wide.\nArora to Marsh, 1 run .Quick single to the left of mid-off. Full ball on fourth pushed gently .A quick reminder that you can also follow the live ball-by-ball commentary of this game .in Hindi.\nJohnson to Marsh, 1 run .Back of length over fifth, sharp angle, one-legged pull goes into the ground. To long leg .it goes.\nJohnson to Markram, FOUR runs .Markram manufactures a slash over mid-off. Makes room, almost too much, for the full .ball arrowing around middle. The ball went off the toe of the bat but cleared the infield\nJohnson to Markram, 2 runs .Johnson goes wide yorker; Markram gets on one knee, reaches out and creams a .horizontal-bat drive along the ground. Sweeper cover moves right to stop it\nJohnson to Markram, FOUR runs .More intent runs. Markram doesn't middle the slug across the line, was a slot ball .around fourth, went off the inner-half of the bat as the face closed upon impact. But the .power was enough to race across the outfield\nJohnson to Markram, SIX runs .This is nailed. Half-tracker rises around top-of-thigh high, Markram stands beside it and .pulls it over midwicket\nJohnson to Markram, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked through midwicket\nVarun to Markram, 1 run .Spins back from off to leg, gets good bounce from a slightly short length. Markram .backs away and punches it firmly to long-on\nVarun to Marsh, no run .Length on leg, sharp turn. 93ks. Ball beats the flick and deflects towards point\nVarun to Marsh, 1 run .Full on leg, 95ks, flicked to square leg\nVarun to Markram, no run .Spins away from the bat, bounces more than Markram expected. His back springs up as .he pats it towards backward point. That landed on a fuller side of length around fourth .and finished around top of fifth\nVarun to Markram, 2 byes .Not far from leg stump. The spin in works against Varun as the ball landed around off .and went a touch wide of and over leg stump. Markram went across to fourth stump for .a pre-meditated slog sweep and missed it.\nVarun to Markram, 1 run .Short and Markram goes for a powerful pull, mistimes it to deep midwicket. Along the .ground\nHarshit Rana to Markram, SIX runs .Yep, Markram uses Harshith's pace and carves the shortish ball over short third. It .clears the ropes. Not middled but that was a case of playing the field. Was actually off a .length, not a short ball\nHarshit Rana to Markram, 1 run .Harshit goes wider and touch fuller, on a three-quarter length. Cut to deep-backward .point\nHarshit Rana to Marsh, 1 run .Length around sixth, pulled to long-on. 134ks\nHarshit Rana to Markram, 1 run .Late cut to deep-backward point from a length\nHarshit Rana to Marsh, SIX runs .Slower ball, Marsh seems to have picked it off the hand. He had width too, the length .was too full, so Marsh got on one knee and slapped it high over the bowler . .Mitchell Marsh in IPL, 2025 .INNS .5 .RUNS .204 .SR .177.39 .AVE .51.00 .HS .72\nHarshit Rana to Marsh, 1 run .Might've nipped back a touch. On a length, landed around fifth and finished around top .of fourth. 136ks. Marsh tried to punch it through cover, inside edged it onto pad and .then into the off side\nNarine to Marsh, no run .Spins in froma. fullish length. Landed on leg and nutmegged Marsh on the flick. Hit on .the inner-half of the back thigh in the end\nNarine to Marsh, SIX runs .Slog swept 97 metres of square leg. Was a length ball at the stumps, but the spin was .taken out of the equation by the impact point being well in front of the body. Looked .slow\nNarine to Marsh, FOUR runs .Narine delivers from the front of the hand but lands it a touch too short. Perhaps, Marsh .was going on the back foot anyway expecting a compensation in length. Went deep in .the crease, got the ball around leg stump and he pulled it behind square . .Aiden Markram vs Sunil Narine .BALLS .49 .RUNS .45 .OUTS .1 .SR .91.83 .4s\/6s .1\/1\nNarine to Marsh, no run .Spins back in to top of middle, Marsh is cramped for room but manages to cut it to .cover.\nNarine to Marsh, no run .This is quicker and at the stumps. More like Narine. Marsh defends with a straight bat\nNarine to Marsh, 3 runs .Pre-meditated lap sweep goes through where leg slip would have been. Short leg .chases it to the outfield. Was a length ball around middle and leg, 90ks .Timeout. LSG's start so far. Bravo speaks to Rahane and the bowlers.\nVarun to Marsh, 1 run .Harshit saves three at short third. He was a touch wide, dove to the right and got the .right hand on it as the ball sped along the ground. Was a wide ball that was cut hard\nVarun to Markram, 1 run .Markram, now, tries to leather it. This ball was wide and full, he tried to go lift a drive .over cover. Got it to deep point, likely off the bottom of the bat\nVarun to Marsh, 1 run .Sweeps the full ball at the stumps behind square.\nVarun to Markram, 2 runs .A measured punch this time, to the right of sweeper cover for a comfy two. Full ball .outside off, played with a vertical bat\nVarun to Markram, 1 run .100ks full ball looked slower than it was. It angles away towards fifth, got driven to deep .point\nVarun to Marsh, no run .Beaten on the cut. Marsh's back foot stepped towards the line of the wide-ish ball. Tried .to late cut it as the ball past him, was too late on it\nNarine to Markram, 1 run .Narine gives it a bit of air. 94ks though. Full on middle and leg, flicked to deep .midwicket\nNarine to Marsh, 2 runs .Gentle flick to the edge of the ring at midwicket, Marsh makes Rinku run in from the .boundary to pinch two. Risk-free. Was a length ball at the stumps.\nNarine to Marsh, FOUR runs .The bad ball comes and Marsh capitalises. Thought it was wide, but no, Marsh showed .all his stumps and made the fourth-stump ball look wide. It was shortish and did sit up .though, cut through cover\nNarine to Marsh, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked to deep-backward square leg\nNarine to Markram, 1 run .Length on middle and leg, 92ks, worked to long-on. No fizz for Narine\nNarine to Marsh, 1 leg bye .This looked to have turned in a touch, Marsh's front foot was around leg stump and the .ball him around the knee-roll after beating the inside edge as he tried to defend it .straight. Fullish ball landed around middle and looked like it was heading down leg\nVarun to Marsh, FOUR runs .Short and that's belted wide of deep point. Was a drag-down that got tennis-ball bounce. .The angle away was sharp, a free hit effectively\nVarun to Marsh, no run .Wide and full, Marsh slashes hard. Gets it off the bottom of the bat to cover\nVarun to Marsh, no run .Full and fast on middle, defended to the bowler's left\nVarun to Marsh, 1 wide .Slips out too wide outside off. This is on a full length, 99ks. Let go\nVarun to Marsh, 1 run .Wide and full, slapped to Russell, at long-off, on the bounce. Should he be given an over?\nVarun to Markram, no run .Wide on a fullish length, Markram goes for a slog sweep and misses.\nVarun to Markram, 1 run .Length on fourth, cut to deep point .Openers close to fifty, LSG close to 100. Abhimanyu to take over","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs KKR, 21st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arora to Markram, no run Not right away, good length though. At the body, decent bounce. Markram is on the back foot as he defends straight.\n Arora to Markram, no run Touch fuller, keeping the stumps in play. Markram flicks to midwicket Slips seems to have gone a touch wider Aiden Markram vs Vaibhav Arora BALLS 14 RUNS 24 OUTS 1 SR 171.42 4s\/6s 3\/1\n Arora to Markram, 3 runs Almost a drag on. The length ball around fourth seemed to have slowed off the pitch, Markram's back foot went across a touch for a square cut. Didn't get the room or bounce to work with, luckily for him, the under-edge went past leg stump and through fine leg.\n Arora to Marsh, no run Big inswing, big appeal for lbw from Arora. Not given. He checks if height is the issue, replay shows there was an inside edge. Was a fullish ball that started wide but finished around off. Marsh tried to block it with the vertical bat next to the front pad.\n Arora to Marsh, no run Marsh walks down and across to negate the movement. Ball's on the shorter side of length, finishes over fourth stump. Left alone\n Arora to Marsh, no run Fullish around leg, clipped to midwicket\n Johnson to Markram, no run Bumper to begin, it's over leg stump and around the top of Markram's left shoulder. He swivelled to get inside the line and pull it fine. Gloves were close but there was no contact. 135ks Spencer Johnson T20 economy rate in Powerplay overs7.22\n Johnson to Markram, FOUR runs Overpitched on middle and Markram eases the flick through midwicket. The hands came top to bottom but the bat face was closed, was a slicy shot.\n Johnson to Markram, 1 run Length ball angles away through fifth, Markram frees his arms and square drives it late. Gets it to deep third\n Johnson to Marsh, SIX runs Mowed high and far, second tier at least. Was ashort boundary over square leg, this one went 95 metres far. Was fullish on fourth, treated like a slot ball. Stable base, free swing across the line, from around knee-height\n Johnson to Marsh, no run Fullish on middle, defended to the bowler. 140ks\n Johnson to Marsh, 1 run Pulled off the bottom-half of the bat, gets it to deep fine leg. Not that short a ball, was around the fourth-stump line Bounce has been even from this pitch so far. Not much swing.\n Arora to Marsh, no run Marsh flashes after seeing width, but cloths it to cover point. Was a sixth-stump three-quarter-length ball at 131ks, Marsh went deep in the crease and cut hard\n Arora to Marsh, no run Touch fuller and a lot straighter. It's angling in to off stump and Marsh's feet are jammed as he defends to the bowler's right\n Arora to Marsh, 2 runs Uppish flick takes the inswinger on middle to the right of midwicket\n Arora to Marsh, 1 run Punches the fullish ball on leg to long-on\n Arora to Markram, 1 run Markram cuts this time, trying to power it like Marsh. Gets it off the bottom of the bat to sweeper cover. This ball was short and wide.\n Arora to Marsh, 1 run Quick single to the left of mid-off. Full ball on fourth pushed gently A quick reminder that you can also follow the live ball-by-ball commentary of this game in Hindi.\n Johnson to Marsh, 1 run Back of length over fifth, sharp angle, one-legged pull goes into the ground. To long leg it goes.\n Johnson to Markram, FOUR runs Markram manufactures a slash over mid-off. Makes room, almost too much, for the full ball arrowing around middle. The ball went off the toe of the bat but cleared the infield\n Johnson to Markram, 2 runs Johnson goes wide yorker; Markram gets on one knee, reaches out and creams a horizontal-bat drive along the ground. Sweeper cover moves right to stop it\n Johnson to Markram, FOUR runs More intent runs. Markram doesn't middle the slug across the line, was a slot ball around fourth, went off the inner-half of the bat as the face closed upon impact. But the power was enough to race across the outfield\n Johnson to Markram, SIX runs This is nailed. Half-tracker rises around top-of-thigh high, Markram stands beside it and pulls it over midwicket\n Johnson to Markram, 1 run Length on leg, flicked through midwicket\n Varun to Markram, 1 run Spins back from off to leg, gets good bounce from a slightly short length. Markram backs away and punches it firmly to long-on\n Varun to Marsh, no run Length on leg, sharp turn. 93ks. Ball beats the flick and deflects towards point\n Varun to Marsh, 1 run Full on leg, 95ks, flicked to square leg\n Varun to Markram, no run Spins away from the bat, bounces more than Markram expected. His back springs up as he pats it towards backward point. That landed on a fuller side of length around fourth and finished around top of fifth\n Varun to Markram, 2 byes Not far from leg stump. The spin in works against Varun as the ball landed around off and went a touch wide of and over leg stump. Markram went across to fourth stump for a pre-meditated slog sweep and missed it.\n Varun to Markram, 1 run Short and Markram goes for a powerful pull, mistimes it to deep midwicket. Along the ground\n Harshit Rana to Markram, SIX runs Yep, Markram uses Harshith's pace and carves the shortish ball over short third. It clears the ropes. Not middled but that was a case of playing the field. Was actually off a length, not a short ball\n Harshit Rana to Markram, 1 run Harshit goes wider and touch fuller, on a three-quarter length. Cut to deep-backward point\n Harshit Rana to Marsh, 1 run Length around sixth, pulled to long-on. 134ks\n Harshit Rana to Markram, 1 run Late cut to deep-backward point from a length\n Harshit Rana to Marsh, SIX runs Slower ball, Marsh seems to have picked it off the hand. He had width too, the length was too full, so Marsh got on one knee and slapped it high over the bowler Mitchell Marsh in IPL, 2025 INNS 5 RUNS 204 SR 177.39 AVE 51.00 HS 72\n Harshit Rana to Marsh, 1 run Might've nipped back a touch. On a length, landed around fifth and finished around top of fourth. 136ks. Marsh tried to punch it through cover, inside edged it onto pad and then into the off side\n Narine to Marsh, no run Spins in froma. fullish length. Landed on leg and nutmegged Marsh on the flick. Hit on the inner-half of the back thigh in the end\n Narine to Marsh, SIX runs Slog swept 97 metres of square leg. Was a length ball at the stumps, but the spin was taken out of the equation by the impact point being well in front of the body. Looked slow\n Narine to Marsh, FOUR runs Narine delivers from the front of the hand but lands it a touch too short. Perhaps, Marsh was going on the back foot anyway expecting a compensation in length. Went deep in the crease, got the ball around leg stump and he pulled it behind square Aiden Markram vs Sunil Narine BALLS 49 RUNS 45 OUTS 1 SR 91.83 4s\/6s 1\/1\n Narine to Marsh, no run Spins back in to top of middle, Marsh is cramped for room but manages to cut it to cover.\n Narine to Marsh, no run This is quicker and at the stumps. More like Narine. Marsh defends with a straight bat\n Narine to Marsh, 3 runs Pre-meditated lap sweep goes through where leg slip would have been. Short leg chases it to the outfield. Was a length ball around middle and leg, 90ks Timeout. LSG's start so far. Bravo speaks to Rahane and the bowlers.\n Varun to Marsh, 1 run Harshit saves three at short third. He was a touch wide, dove to the right and got the right hand on it as the ball sped along the ground. Was a wide ball that was cut hard\n Varun to Markram, 1 run Markram, now, tries to leather it. This ball was wide and full, he tried to go lift a drive over cover. Got it to deep point, likely off the bottom of the bat\n Varun to Marsh, 1 run Sweeps the full ball at the stumps behind square.\n Varun to Markram, 2 runs A measured punch this time, to the right of sweeper cover for a comfy two. Full ball outside off, played with a vertical bat\n Varun to Markram, 1 run 100ks full ball looked slower than it was. It angles away towards fifth, got driven to deep point\n Varun to Marsh, no run Beaten on the cut. Marsh's back foot stepped towards the line of the wide-ish ball. Tried to late cut it as the ball past him, was too late on it\n Narine to Markram, 1 run Narine gives it a bit of air. 94ks though. Full on middle and leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n Narine to Marsh, 2 runs Gentle flick to the edge of the ring at midwicket, Marsh makes Rinku run in from the boundary to pinch two. Risk-free. Was a length ball at the stumps.\n Narine to Marsh, FOUR runs The bad ball comes and Marsh capitalises. Thought it was wide, but no, Marsh showed all his stumps and made the fourth-stump ball look wide. It was shortish and did sit up though, cut through cover\n Narine to Marsh, 1 run Length on leg, flicked to deep-backward square leg\n Narine to Markram, 1 run Length on middle and leg, 92ks, worked to long-on. No fizz for Narine\n Narine to Marsh, 1 leg bye This looked to have turned in a touch, Marsh's front foot was around leg stump and the ball him around the knee-roll after beating the inside edge as he tried to defend it straight. Fullish ball landed around middle and looked like it was heading down leg\n Varun to Marsh, FOUR runs Short and that's belted wide of deep point. Was a drag-down that got tennis-ball bounce. The angle away was sharp, a free hit effectively\n Varun to Marsh, no run Wide and full, Marsh slashes hard. Gets it off the bottom of the bat to cover\n Varun to Marsh, no run Full and fast on middle, defended to the bowler's left\n Varun to Marsh, 1 wide Slips out too wide outside off. This is on a full length, 99ks. Let go\n Varun to Marsh, 1 run Wide and full, slapped to Russell, at long-off, on the bounce. Should he be given an over?\n Varun to Markram, no run Wide on a fullish length, Markram goes for a slog sweep and misses.\n Varun to Markram, 1 run Length on fourth, cut to deep point Openers close to fifty, LSG close to 100. Abhimanyu to take over","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Markram","Marsh"],"Runs":[43.0,48.0],"Balls_Faced":[26,34],"Fours":[3,3],"Sixes":[2,3],"S\/R":[165.38,141.18],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arora","Harshit Rana","Johnson","Narine","Varun"],"Balls":[12,6,12,12,18],"Runs_Given":[8.0,16.0,30.0,22.0,16.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arora to Markram, no run .Not right away, good length though. At the body, decent bounce. Markram is on the .back foot as he defends straight.\nArora to Markram, no run .Touch fuller, keeping the stumps in play. Markram flicks to midwicket .Slips seems to have gone a touch wider . .Aiden Markram vs Vaibhav Arora .BALLS .14 .RUNS .24 .OUTS .1 .SR .171.42 .4s\/6s .3\/1\nArora to Markram, 3 runs .Almost a drag on. The length ball around fourth seemed to have slowed off the pitch, .Markram's back foot went across a touch for a square cut. Didn't get the room or .bounce to work with, luckily for him, the under-edge went past leg stump and through .fine leg.\nArora to Marsh, no run .Big inswing, big appeal for lbw from Arora. Not given. He checks if height is the issue, .replay shows there was an inside edge. Was a fullish ball that started wide but finished .around off. Marsh tried to block it with the vertical bat next to the front pad.\nArora to Marsh, no run .Marsh walks down and across to negate the movement. Ball's on the shorter side of .length, finishes over fourth stump. Left alone\nArora to Marsh, no run .Fullish around leg, clipped to midwicket\nJohnson to Markram, no run .Bumper to begin, it's over leg stump and around the top of Markram's left shoulder. He .swivelled to get inside the line and pull it fine. Gloves were close but there was no .contact. 135ks .Spencer Johnson T20 economy rate in Powerplay overs7.22\nJohnson to Markram, FOUR runs .Overpitched on middle and Markram eases the flick through midwicket. The hands .came top to bottom but the bat face was closed, was a slicy shot.\nJohnson to Markram, 1 run .Length ball angles away through fifth, Markram frees his arms and square drives it late. .Gets it to deep third\nJohnson to Marsh, SIX runs .Mowed high and far, second tier at least. Was ashort boundary over square leg, this one .went 95 metres far. Was fullish on fourth, treated like a slot ball. Stable base, free swing .across the line, from around knee-height\nJohnson to Marsh, no run .Fullish on middle, defended to the bowler. 140ks\nJohnson to Marsh, 1 run .Pulled off the bottom-half of the bat, gets it to deep fine leg. Not that short a ball, was .around the fourth-stump line .Bounce has been even from this pitch so far. Not much swing.\nArora to Marsh, no run .Marsh flashes after seeing width, but cloths it to cover point. Was a sixth-stump three- .quarter-length ball at 131ks, Marsh went deep in the crease and cut hard\nArora to Marsh, no run .Touch fuller and a lot straighter. It's angling in to off stump and Marsh's feet are .jammed as he defends to the bowler's right\nArora to Marsh, 2 runs .Uppish flick takes the inswinger on middle to the right of midwicket\nArora to Marsh, 1 run .Punches the fullish ball on leg to long-on\nArora to Markram, 1 run .Markram cuts this time, trying to power it like Marsh. Gets it off the bottom of the bat to .sweeper cover. This ball was short and wide.\nArora to Marsh, 1 run .Quick single to the left of mid-off. Full ball on fourth pushed gently .A quick reminder that you can also follow the live ball-by-ball commentary of this game .in Hindi.\nJohnson to Marsh, 1 run .Back of length over fifth, sharp angle, one-legged pull goes into the ground. To long leg .it goes.\nJohnson to Markram, FOUR runs .Markram manufactures a slash over mid-off. Makes room, almost too much, for the full .ball arrowing around middle. The ball went off the toe of the bat but cleared the infield\nJohnson to Markram, 2 runs .Johnson goes wide yorker; Markram gets on one knee, reaches out and creams a .horizontal-bat drive along the ground. Sweeper cover moves right to stop it\nJohnson to Markram, FOUR runs .More intent runs. Markram doesn't middle the slug across the line, was a slot ball .around fourth, went off the inner-half of the bat as the face closed upon impact. But the .power was enough to race across the outfield\nJohnson to Markram, SIX runs .This is nailed. Half-tracker rises around top-of-thigh high, Markram stands beside it and .pulls it over midwicket\nJohnson to Markram, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked through midwicket\nVarun to Markram, 1 run .Spins back from off to leg, gets good bounce from a slightly short length. Markram .backs away and punches it firmly to long-on\nVarun to Marsh, no run .Length on leg, sharp turn. 93ks. Ball beats the flick and deflects towards point\nVarun to Marsh, 1 run .Full on leg, 95ks, flicked to square leg\nVarun to Markram, no run .Spins away from the bat, bounces more than Markram expected. His back springs up as .he pats it towards backward point. That landed on a fuller side of length around fourth .and finished around top of fifth\nVarun to Markram, 2 byes .Not far from leg stump. The spin in works against Varun as the ball landed around off .and went a touch wide of and over leg stump. Markram went across to fourth stump for .a pre-meditated slog sweep and missed it.\nVarun to Markram, 1 run .Short and Markram goes for a powerful pull, mistimes it to deep midwicket. Along the .ground\nHarshit Rana to Markram, SIX runs .Yep, Markram uses Harshith's pace and carves the shortish ball over short third. It .clears the ropes. Not middled but that was a case of playing the field. Was actually off a .length, not a short ball\nHarshit Rana to Markram, 1 run .Harshit goes wider and touch fuller, on a three-quarter length. Cut to deep-backward .point\nHarshit Rana to Marsh, 1 run .Length around sixth, pulled to long-on. 134ks\nHarshit Rana to Markram, 1 run .Late cut to deep-backward point from a length\nHarshit Rana to Marsh, SIX runs .Slower ball, Marsh seems to have picked it off the hand. He had width too, the length .was too full, so Marsh got on one knee and slapped it high over the bowler . .Mitchell Marsh in IPL, 2025 .INNS .5 .RUNS .204 .SR .177.39 .AVE .51.00 .HS .72\nHarshit Rana to Marsh, 1 run .Might've nipped back a touch. On a length, landed around fifth and finished around top .of fourth. 136ks. Marsh tried to punch it through cover, inside edged it onto pad and .then into the off side\nNarine to Marsh, no run .Spins in froma. fullish length. Landed on leg and nutmegged Marsh on the flick. Hit on .the inner-half of the back thigh in the end\nNarine to Marsh, SIX runs .Slog swept 97 metres of square leg. Was a length ball at the stumps, but the spin was .taken out of the equation by the impact point being well in front of the body. Looked .slow\nNarine to Marsh, FOUR runs .Narine delivers from the front of the hand but lands it a touch too short. Perhaps, Marsh .was going on the back foot anyway expecting a compensation in length. Went deep in .the crease, got the ball around leg stump and he pulled it behind square . .Aiden Markram vs Sunil Narine .BALLS .49 .RUNS .45 .OUTS .1 .SR .91.83 .4s\/6s .1\/1\nNarine to Marsh, no run .Spins back in to top of middle, Marsh is cramped for room but manages to cut it to .cover.\nNarine to Marsh, no run .This is quicker and at the stumps. More like Narine. Marsh defends with a straight bat\nNarine to Marsh, 3 runs .Pre-meditated lap sweep goes through where leg slip would have been. Short leg .chases it to the outfield. Was a length ball around middle and leg, 90ks .Timeout. LSG's start so far. Bravo speaks to Rahane and the bowlers.\nVarun to Marsh, 1 run .Harshit saves three at short third. He was a touch wide, dove to the right and got the .right hand on it as the ball sped along the ground. Was a wide ball that was cut hard\nVarun to Markram, 1 run .Markram, now, tries to leather it. This ball was wide and full, he tried to go lift a drive .over cover. Got it to deep point, likely off the bottom of the bat\nVarun to Marsh, 1 run .Sweeps the full ball at the stumps behind square.\nVarun to Markram, 2 runs .A measured punch this time, to the right of sweeper cover for a comfy two. Full ball .outside off, played with a vertical bat\nVarun to Markram, 1 run .100ks full ball looked slower than it was. It angles away towards fifth, got driven to deep .point\nVarun to Marsh, no run .Beaten on the cut. Marsh's back foot stepped towards the line of the wide-ish ball. Tried .to late cut it as the ball past him, was too late on it\nNarine to Markram, 1 run .Narine gives it a bit of air. 94ks though. Full on middle and leg, flicked to deep .midwicket\nNarine to Marsh, 2 runs .Gentle flick to the edge of the ring at midwicket, Marsh makes Rinku run in from the .boundary to pinch two. Risk-free. Was a length ball at the stumps.\nNarine to Marsh, FOUR runs .The bad ball comes and Marsh capitalises. Thought it was wide, but no, Marsh showed .all his stumps and made the fourth-stump ball look wide. It was shortish and did sit up .though, cut through cover\nNarine to Marsh, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked to deep-backward square leg\nNarine to Markram, 1 run .Length on middle and leg, 92ks, worked to long-on. No fizz for Narine\nNarine to Marsh, 1 leg bye .This looked to have turned in a touch, Marsh's front foot was around leg stump and the .ball him around the knee-roll after beating the inside edge as he tried to defend it .straight. Fullish ball landed around middle and looked like it was heading down leg\nVarun to Marsh, FOUR runs .Short and that's belted wide of deep point. Was a drag-down that got tennis-ball bounce. .The angle away was sharp, a free hit effectively\nVarun to Marsh, no run .Wide and full, Marsh slashes hard. Gets it off the bottom of the bat to cover\nVarun to Marsh, no run .Full and fast on middle, defended to the bowler's left\nVarun to Marsh, 1 wide .Slips out too wide outside off. This is on a full length, 99ks. Let go\nVarun to Marsh, 1 run .Wide and full, slapped to Russell, at long-off, on the bounce. Should he be given an over?\nVarun to Markram, no run .Wide on a fullish length, Markram goes for a slog sweep and misses.\nVarun to Markram, 1 run .Length on fourth, cut to deep point .Openers close to fifty, LSG close to 100. Abhimanyu to take over\nHarshit Rana to Markram, FOUR runs .And Markram welcomes him back with a boundary! Short and wide, Markram steers it .fine on the off side\nHarshit Rana to Markram, OUT .What a comeback! Cleans him up with a corker! This is full outside off and it jags in .after seaming. Markram is looking to flick and plays all around it and the ball crashes .into off and middle stump! Markram misses out on back-to-back fifties, but still, he has .given his team a dream start .Aiden Markram b Harshit Rana 47 (28b 4x4 2x6 43m) SR: 167.85\nHarshit Rana to Pooran, 1 run .Short and angled across him, Pooran pulls it along the ground to deep midwicket\nHarshit Rana to Marsh, 1 run .Length ball outside off sits up, Marsh hits a punchy drive to sweeper cover\nHarshit Rana to Pooran, 1 run .Length ball outside off, slapped away through point to the fielder in the deep\nHarshit Rana to Marsh, FOUR runs .Dug in short outside off, Marsh waits on it and slaps it away over cover. The deep fielder .runs across but that's placed very well and Marsh brings up his fourth fifty in five .matches! .See all photos\nJohnson to Pooran, no run .Starts off with a beauty! On a length outside off, and it shapes away just a smidge to .beat the outside edge. That was bowled at 142kph\nJohnson to Pooran, 1 run .Length ball on the pads, Pooran eases it out to deep backward square .Around the wicket now\nJohnson to Marsh, 1 wide .Tries the wide yorker, nails the length but not the line. That was outside the tramline and .the umpire signals for the extra\nJohnson to Marsh, FOUR runs .Crrrruuuunnnched away! This is a length ball but with enough width for Marsh to free .his arms and slap it away through cover!\nJohnson to Marsh, 1 run .Fuller outside off and this time Marsh can only drive it out to sweeper cover for a single\nJohnson to Pooran, FOUR runs .And Pooran joins the party! Johnson goes for a slower ball, but it's on a length and .quite wide. Pooran waits on it and cuts it away with a lot of power\nJohnson to Pooran, 1 wide .Goes for the yorker on the legs but it slides down leg as Pooran looks to flick. Second .wide of the over\nJohnson to Pooran, FOUR runs .That was poor from Varun Chakravarthy! This is a length ball outside off and Pooran .just opens his bat face to steer it to short third's left. Varun is a bit too slow to get low .and it slips past him for Pooran's second boundary today\nArora to Marsh, SIX runs .Mauled over deep backward square! That's in the slot and on his pads and Marsh will .have that for breakfast, lunch and dinner every day! Plays a lovely pickup shot and .deposits it in the stands\nArora to Marsh, 1 wide .Now Vaibhav slides one down leg for a wide\nArora to Marsh, 1 wide .Rana goes short and across. Goes down leg. Another wide\nArora to Marsh, FOUR runs .Full and that was also sliding down leg, but Marsh just gets the toe end of the bat on it .and it races away fine on the leg side for four more!\nArora to Marsh, 1 run .Dug into the pitch at 125kph, it's going across Marsh and he stands tall and pulls it out .on the bounce to deep backward square\nArora to Pooran, no run .Good comeback from Arora, with a 133kph wide yorker nailed to perfection. Pooran .can't jam his bat down on it\nArora to Pooran, 1 run .Now Vaibhav goes back of a length and across and Pooran hurries across the stumps .and pulls it to deep midwicket's left. The fielder does well to get across and prevent a .boundary\nArora to Marsh, 2 runs .Full outside off, Marsh tucks it square for a couple of runs. Vaibhav Arora came into this .over with just eight runs conceded from two overs. And in this one, he has conceded .double of that! .Timeout taken. And KKR will need that. Even with Markram's wicket, it's been all LSG so .far!\nVarun to Pooran, SIX runs .Tossed up wide, and Pooran says thank you very much! Reaches out and chips it over .cover and into the ad boards! That's the shorter side\nVarun to Pooran, 1 leg bye .Now Varun fires it in at 111kph outside leg, Pooran looks to heave it leg side and misses .and is hit on the pads. They get a leg bye\nVarun to Marsh, SIX runs .Hammered down the ground! And Marsh brings up his highest score of the season. .Varun tosses it in the slopt just outside off from around the wicket and Marsh goes .downtown\nVarun to Marsh, 1 run .On a length and angled across, he slaps it to the off side\nVarun to Pooran, 2 runs .Googly on leg, Pooran tucks it square and gets a couple\nVarun to Pooran, no run .Tossed up full and wide, Pooran eases a drive to cover . .IMPACT SUBKKR .A Raghuvanshi .CV Varun\nNarine to Marsh, 2 runs .Great stop from Raghuvanshi right away. Marsh sweeps a full ball outside off hard .through square leg. Raghuvanshi has to hare across from deep backward square and .does well to save two runs\nNarine to Marsh, 1 run .Dropped a little short outside off and spinning in, Marsh goes back and pulls it out to .deep midwicket\nNarine to Pooran, no run .This is on a length on off and spinning away. Pooran throws his bat at it and it comes .off the toe end to short third\nNarine to Pooran, SIX runs .Hammered away! This is full on leg and Pooran gets down on one knee and slog .sweeps it 80m over square leg! .See all photos\nNarine to Pooran, no run .On a length outside off and spinning away further and Pooran can't reach it\nNarine to Pooran, 1 wide .Another ball outside off that spins away quite wide. Called wide\nNarine to Pooran, SIX runs .And Pooran punishes the extra ball! Gets one in the slot and hits the leather off this one .as he crashes it over wide long off!\nRussell to Marsh, no run .Marsh looks to swing big first up, but the slower back of length delivery outside off .beats his outside edge!\nRussell to Marsh, OUT .And Dre Russ strikes! Short and wide, pace off again, and Marsh looks to slap it away. .Can't get the requisite distance on it, it's the longer boundary and the ball only goes to .Rinku Singh at deep point .Mitchell Marsh c Singh b Russell 81 (48b 6x4 5x6 69m) SR: 168.75\nRussell to Abdul Samad, 1 run .Fullish outside off, Samad clips it down the ground to long-on\nRussell to Pooran, SIX runs .Oh so stylish! Gets a length ball on his hips, the front foot comes up as he nonchalantly .flicks it behind square all the way!\nRussell to Pooran, no run .And now Pooran goes across the stumps to play a scoop, but he falls over and misses .the ball. Pace off does the trick for Russell\nRussell to Pooran, 1 run .Pooran waits on this back of length slower ball angled across him and pulls it out along .the carpet to deep midwicket\nHarshit Rana to Pooran, SIX runs .Longer side or shorter side, it doesn't matter! That's a six on any ground! Rana goes for .a back of length slower ball and Pooran gets low and slog-sweeps him over deep .midwicket!\nHarshit Rana to Pooran, SIX runs .And that's even bigger! In the slot and he's deposited that well over cow corner to bring .up a 21-ball 50! The dugout is up in applause as he raises his bat to acknowledge his .team-mates .See all photos\nHarshit Rana to Pooran, 1 run .Full outside off, driven out to wide long-off\nHarshit Rana to Abdul Samad, 1 run .On a length outside off, that seemed to stay a little low, Samad adjusts and tucks it to .short fine leg as they scamper for a single\nHarshit Rana to Pooran, no run .Goes for a wide yorker, but it turns into a full toss, but it's good enough to slip under .Pooran's bat. No wide called as Pooran had also stepped across\nHarshit Rana to Pooran, 1 leg bye .Pooran takes a blow on his rib cage as he goes across and looks to scoop it fine. This is .back of a length angled across. Slower ball as well. Samad and Pooran do well to get a .run as Rana sprints to try and effect a run out\nRussell to Pooran, FOUR runs .Top edge and it bounces short of Harshit Rana running across from deep fine leg. And .he makes a mess of it to hand Pooran four runs! This was short on leg and Pooran went .for the pull. Wasn't in control at all, but fortune favours the brave?\nRussell to Pooran, no run .Full on leg, Pooran looks to swing it leg side but it just pops back towards the non- .striker\nRussell to Pooran, FOUR runs .Just beats deep squaree leg running to his right! Back of length and angled in to .Pooran, and he clears his front leg and swings it away in front of square. One bounce .and four. 200 up for LSG\nRussell to Pooran, SIX runs .And that's gone all the way! Pooran's 150th IPL six! This is short on leg and Pooran .pulls it away with disdain! .See all photos\nRussell to Pooran, FOUR runs .Russell goes short on leg again, Pooran obliges again! Clears that front leg and .hammers it away in front of square for another one-bounce four\nRussell to Pooran, SIX runs .Russell now goes full outside off, misses the yorker and it ends up being a slot ball, and .Pooran launches it down the ground! 24 off the over, wowza!\nHarshit Rana to Abdul Samad, FOUR runs .Samad gets his first boundary now! A harmless 117kph length ball into his body and .Samad pulls it away over square leg! .50-run stand up in just 17 balls!\nHarshit Rana to Abdul Samad, OUT .Knocks him over! Off cutter on a length around off, Samad swings for the hills and .misses as the ball stays a bit low too, and it just goes off his feet onto the stumps! .Abdul Samad b Harshit Rana 6 (4b 1x4 0x6 14m) SR: 150\nHarshit Rana to Miller, no run .Beaten first ball! 144kph length ball angled across, Miller looks to hit it on the up but .can't connect\nHarshit Rana to Miller, 1 run .Slower ball on a length and angled across, Miller slaps it towards cover and gets the .danger man Pooran back on strike\nHarshit Rana to Pooran, FOUR runs .Length ball on his hips and Pooran helps it behind square on the leg side in the gap and .brings up his highest IPL score.\nHarshit Rana to Pooran, 1 run .Short and angled across, Pooran looks to swing it leg side and gets an inside edge .through square leg. They get a single and Pooran keeps strike for the final over\nArora to Pooran, FOUR runs .Pooran starts off with a bang! This is full and angling into the stumps, Pooran clears his .front leg and crashes it between cover and mid-off!\nArora to Pooran, 1 wide .Bouncer outside off, and that's quite high! Called wide\nArora to Pooran, no run .Good attempted yorker outside off. Turns into a full toss but all Pooran can do is get a .bottom edge that de Kock stops to his left on the bounce\nArora to Pooran, 1 run .Yorker around off at 136kph and Pooran digs it out towards mid-off. Good stuff from .Vaibhav Arora\nArora to Miller, 2 runs .Back of length and angled into him, Miller pulls it in front of square and picks up a .couple\nArora to Miller, 1 run .Short and wide, Miller misses out as he can only cut it away to deep point\nArora to Pooran, 1 wide .Wide boucner again, called wide again","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs KKR, 21st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arora to Markram, no run Not right away, good length though. At the body, decent bounce. Markram is on the back foot as he defends straight.\n Arora to Markram, no run Touch fuller, keeping the stumps in play. Markram flicks to midwicket Slips seems to have gone a touch wider Aiden Markram vs Vaibhav Arora BALLS 14 RUNS 24 OUTS 1 SR 171.42 4s\/6s 3\/1\n Arora to Markram, 3 runs Almost a drag on. The length ball around fourth seemed to have slowed off the pitch, Markram's back foot went across a touch for a square cut. Didn't get the room or bounce to work with, luckily for him, the under-edge went past leg stump and through fine leg.\n Arora to Marsh, no run Big inswing, big appeal for lbw from Arora. Not given. He checks if height is the issue, replay shows there was an inside edge. Was a fullish ball that started wide but finished around off. Marsh tried to block it with the vertical bat next to the front pad.\n Arora to Marsh, no run Marsh walks down and across to negate the movement. Ball's on the shorter side of length, finishes over fourth stump. Left alone\n Arora to Marsh, no run Fullish around leg, clipped to midwicket\n Johnson to Markram, no run Bumper to begin, it's over leg stump and around the top of Markram's left shoulder. He swivelled to get inside the line and pull it fine. Gloves were close but there was no contact. 135ks Spencer Johnson T20 economy rate in Powerplay overs7.22\n Johnson to Markram, FOUR runs Overpitched on middle and Markram eases the flick through midwicket. The hands came top to bottom but the bat face was closed, was a slicy shot.\n Johnson to Markram, 1 run Length ball angles away through fifth, Markram frees his arms and square drives it late. Gets it to deep third\n Johnson to Marsh, SIX runs Mowed high and far, second tier at least. Was ashort boundary over square leg, this one went 95 metres far. Was fullish on fourth, treated like a slot ball. Stable base, free swing across the line, from around knee-height\n Johnson to Marsh, no run Fullish on middle, defended to the bowler. 140ks\n Johnson to Marsh, 1 run Pulled off the bottom-half of the bat, gets it to deep fine leg. Not that short a ball, was around the fourth-stump line Bounce has been even from this pitch so far. Not much swing.\n Arora to Marsh, no run Marsh flashes after seeing width, but cloths it to cover point. Was a sixth-stump three-quarter-length ball at 131ks, Marsh went deep in the crease and cut hard\n Arora to Marsh, no run Touch fuller and a lot straighter. It's angling in to off stump and Marsh's feet are jammed as he defends to the bowler's right\n Arora to Marsh, 2 runs Uppish flick takes the inswinger on middle to the right of midwicket\n Arora to Marsh, 1 run Punches the fullish ball on leg to long-on\n Arora to Markram, 1 run Markram cuts this time, trying to power it like Marsh. Gets it off the bottom of the bat to sweeper cover. This ball was short and wide.\n Arora to Marsh, 1 run Quick single to the left of mid-off. Full ball on fourth pushed gently A quick reminder that you can also follow the live ball-by-ball commentary of this game in Hindi.\n Johnson to Marsh, 1 run Back of length over fifth, sharp angle, one-legged pull goes into the ground. To long leg it goes.\n Johnson to Markram, FOUR runs Markram manufactures a slash over mid-off. Makes room, almost too much, for the full ball arrowing around middle. The ball went off the toe of the bat but cleared the infield\n Johnson to Markram, 2 runs Johnson goes wide yorker; Markram gets on one knee, reaches out and creams a horizontal-bat drive along the ground. Sweeper cover moves right to stop it\n Johnson to Markram, FOUR runs More intent runs. Markram doesn't middle the slug across the line, was a slot ball around fourth, went off the inner-half of the bat as the face closed upon impact. But the power was enough to race across the outfield\n Johnson to Markram, SIX runs This is nailed. Half-tracker rises around top-of-thigh high, Markram stands beside it and pulls it over midwicket\n Johnson to Markram, 1 run Length on leg, flicked through midwicket\n Varun to Markram, 1 run Spins back from off to leg, gets good bounce from a slightly short length. Markram backs away and punches it firmly to long-on\n Varun to Marsh, no run Length on leg, sharp turn. 93ks. Ball beats the flick and deflects towards point\n Varun to Marsh, 1 run Full on leg, 95ks, flicked to square leg\n Varun to Markram, no run Spins away from the bat, bounces more than Markram expected. His back springs up as he pats it towards backward point. That landed on a fuller side of length around fourth and finished around top of fifth\n Varun to Markram, 2 byes Not far from leg stump. The spin in works against Varun as the ball landed around off and went a touch wide of and over leg stump. Markram went across to fourth stump for a pre-meditated slog sweep and missed it.\n Varun to Markram, 1 run Short and Markram goes for a powerful pull, mistimes it to deep midwicket. Along the ground\n Harshit Rana to Markram, SIX runs Yep, Markram uses Harshith's pace and carves the shortish ball over short third. It clears the ropes. Not middled but that was a case of playing the field. Was actually off a length, not a short ball\n Harshit Rana to Markram, 1 run Harshit goes wider and touch fuller, on a three-quarter length. Cut to deep-backward point\n Harshit Rana to Marsh, 1 run Length around sixth, pulled to long-on. 134ks\n Harshit Rana to Markram, 1 run Late cut to deep-backward point from a length\n Harshit Rana to Marsh, SIX runs Slower ball, Marsh seems to have picked it off the hand. He had width too, the length was too full, so Marsh got on one knee and slapped it high over the bowler Mitchell Marsh in IPL, 2025 INNS 5 RUNS 204 SR 177.39 AVE 51.00 HS 72\n Harshit Rana to Marsh, 1 run Might've nipped back a touch. On a length, landed around fifth and finished around top of fourth. 136ks. Marsh tried to punch it through cover, inside edged it onto pad and then into the off side\n Narine to Marsh, no run Spins in froma. fullish length. Landed on leg and nutmegged Marsh on the flick. Hit on the inner-half of the back thigh in the end\n Narine to Marsh, SIX runs Slog swept 97 metres of square leg. Was a length ball at the stumps, but the spin was taken out of the equation by the impact point being well in front of the body. Looked slow\n Narine to Marsh, FOUR runs Narine delivers from the front of the hand but lands it a touch too short. Perhaps, Marsh was going on the back foot anyway expecting a compensation in length. Went deep in the crease, got the ball around leg stump and he pulled it behind square Aiden Markram vs Sunil Narine BALLS 49 RUNS 45 OUTS 1 SR 91.83 4s\/6s 1\/1\n Narine to Marsh, no run Spins back in to top of middle, Marsh is cramped for room but manages to cut it to cover.\n Narine to Marsh, no run This is quicker and at the stumps. More like Narine. Marsh defends with a straight bat\n Narine to Marsh, 3 runs Pre-meditated lap sweep goes through where leg slip would have been. Short leg chases it to the outfield. Was a length ball around middle and leg, 90ks Timeout. LSG's start so far. Bravo speaks to Rahane and the bowlers.\n Varun to Marsh, 1 run Harshit saves three at short third. He was a touch wide, dove to the right and got the right hand on it as the ball sped along the ground. Was a wide ball that was cut hard\n Varun to Markram, 1 run Markram, now, tries to leather it. This ball was wide and full, he tried to go lift a drive over cover. Got it to deep point, likely off the bottom of the bat\n Varun to Marsh, 1 run Sweeps the full ball at the stumps behind square.\n Varun to Markram, 2 runs A measured punch this time, to the right of sweeper cover for a comfy two. Full ball outside off, played with a vertical bat\n Varun to Markram, 1 run 100ks full ball looked slower than it was. It angles away towards fifth, got driven to deep point\n Varun to Marsh, no run Beaten on the cut. Marsh's back foot stepped towards the line of the wide-ish ball. Tried to late cut it as the ball past him, was too late on it\n Narine to Markram, 1 run Narine gives it a bit of air. 94ks though. Full on middle and leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n Narine to Marsh, 2 runs Gentle flick to the edge of the ring at midwicket, Marsh makes Rinku run in from the boundary to pinch two. Risk-free. Was a length ball at the stumps.\n Narine to Marsh, FOUR runs The bad ball comes and Marsh capitalises. Thought it was wide, but no, Marsh showed all his stumps and made the fourth-stump ball look wide. It was shortish and did sit up though, cut through cover\n Narine to Marsh, 1 run Length on leg, flicked to deep-backward square leg\n Narine to Markram, 1 run Length on middle and leg, 92ks, worked to long-on. No fizz for Narine\n Narine to Marsh, 1 leg bye This looked to have turned in a touch, Marsh's front foot was around leg stump and the ball him around the knee-roll after beating the inside edge as he tried to defend it straight. Fullish ball landed around middle and looked like it was heading down leg\n Varun to Marsh, FOUR runs Short and that's belted wide of deep point. Was a drag-down that got tennis-ball bounce. The angle away was sharp, a free hit effectively\n Varun to Marsh, no run Wide and full, Marsh slashes hard. Gets it off the bottom of the bat to cover\n Varun to Marsh, no run Full and fast on middle, defended to the bowler's left\n Varun to Marsh, 1 wide Slips out too wide outside off. This is on a full length, 99ks. Let go\n Varun to Marsh, 1 run Wide and full, slapped to Russell, at long-off, on the bounce. Should he be given an over?\n Varun to Markram, no run Wide on a fullish length, Markram goes for a slog sweep and misses.\n Varun to Markram, 1 run Length on fourth, cut to deep point Openers close to fifty, LSG close to 100. Abhimanyu to take over\n Harshit Rana to Markram, FOUR runs And Markram welcomes him back with a boundary! Short and wide, Markram steers it fine on the off side\n Harshit Rana to Markram, OUT What a comeback! Cleans him up with a corker! This is full outside off and it jags in after seaming. Markram is looking to flick and plays all around it and the ball crashes into off and middle stump! Markram misses out on back-to-back fifties, but still, he has given his team a dream start \n Harshit Rana to Pooran, 1 run Short and angled across him, Pooran pulls it along the ground to deep midwicket\n Harshit Rana to Marsh, 1 run Length ball outside off sits up, Marsh hits a punchy drive to sweeper cover\n Harshit Rana to Pooran, 1 run Length ball outside off, slapped away through point to the fielder in the deep\n Harshit Rana to Marsh, FOUR runs Dug in short outside off, Marsh waits on it and slaps it away over cover. The deep fielder runs across but that's placed very well and Marsh brings up his fourth fifty in five matches! See all photos\n Johnson to Pooran, no run Starts off with a beauty! On a length outside off, and it shapes away just a smidge to beat the outside edge. That was bowled at 142kph\n Johnson to Pooran, 1 run Length ball on the pads, Pooran eases it out to deep backward square Around the wicket now\n Johnson to Marsh, 1 wide Tries the wide yorker, nails the length but not the line. That was outside the tramline and the umpire signals for the extra\n Johnson to Marsh, FOUR runs Crrrruuuunnnched away! This is a length ball but with enough width for Marsh to free his arms and slap it away through cover!\n Johnson to Marsh, 1 run Fuller outside off and this time Marsh can only drive it out to sweeper cover for a single\n Johnson to Pooran, FOUR runs And Pooran joins the party! Johnson goes for a slower ball, but it's on a length and quite wide. Pooran waits on it and cuts it away with a lot of power\n Johnson to Pooran, 1 wide Goes for the yorker on the legs but it slides down leg as Pooran looks to flick. Second wide of the over\n Johnson to Pooran, FOUR runs That was poor from Varun Chakravarthy! This is a length ball outside off and Pooran just opens his bat face to steer it to short third's left. Varun is a bit too slow to get low and it slips past him for Pooran's second boundary today\n Arora to Marsh, SIX runs Mauled over deep backward square! That's in the slot and on his pads and Marsh will have that for breakfast, lunch and dinner every day! Plays a lovely pickup shot and deposits it in the stands\n Arora to Marsh, 1 wide Now Vaibhav slides one down leg for a wide\n Arora to Marsh, 1 wide Rana goes short and across. Goes down leg. Another wide\n Arora to Marsh, FOUR runs Full and that was also sliding down leg, but Marsh just gets the toe end of the bat on it and it races away fine on the leg side for four more!\n Arora to Marsh, 1 run Dug into the pitch at 125kph, it's going across Marsh and he stands tall and pulls it out on the bounce to deep backward square\n Arora to Pooran, no run Good comeback from Arora, with a 133kph wide yorker nailed to perfection. Pooran can't jam his bat down on it\n Arora to Pooran, 1 run Now Vaibhav goes back of a length and across and Pooran hurries across the stumps and pulls it to deep midwicket's left. The fielder does well to get across and prevent a boundary\n Arora to Marsh, 2 runs Full outside off, Marsh tucks it square for a couple of runs. Vaibhav Arora came into this over with just eight runs conceded from two overs. And in this one, he has conceded double of that! Timeout taken. And KKR will need that. Even with Markram's wicket, it's been all LSG so far!\n Varun to Pooran, SIX runs Tossed up wide, and Pooran says thank you very much! Reaches out and chips it over cover and into the ad boards! That's the shorter side\n Varun to Pooran, 1 leg bye Now Varun fires it in at 111kph outside leg, Pooran looks to heave it leg side and misses and is hit on the pads. They get a leg bye\n Varun to Marsh, SIX runs Hammered down the ground! And Marsh brings up his highest score of the season. Varun tosses it in the slopt just outside off from around the wicket and Marsh goes downtown\n Varun to Marsh, 1 run On a length and angled across, he slaps it to the off side\n Varun to Pooran, 2 runs Googly on leg, Pooran tucks it square and gets a couple\n Varun to Pooran, no run Tossed up full and wide, Pooran eases a drive to cover IMPACT SUBKKR A Raghuvanshi CV Varun\n Narine to Marsh, 2 runs Great stop from Raghuvanshi right away. Marsh sweeps a full ball outside off hard through square leg. Raghuvanshi has to hare across from deep backward square and does well to save two runs\n Narine to Marsh, 1 run Dropped a little short outside off and spinning in, Marsh goes back and pulls it out to deep midwicket\n Narine to Pooran, no run This is on a length on off and spinning away. Pooran throws his bat at it and it comes off the toe end to short third\n Narine to Pooran, SIX runs Hammered away! This is full on leg and Pooran gets down on one knee and slog sweeps it 80m over square leg! See all photos\n Narine to Pooran, no run On a length outside off and spinning away further and Pooran can't reach it\n Narine to Pooran, 1 wide Another ball outside off that spins away quite wide. Called wide\n Narine to Pooran, SIX runs And Pooran punishes the extra ball! Gets one in the slot and hits the leather off this one as he crashes it over wide long off!\n Russell to Marsh, no run Marsh looks to swing big first up, but the slower back of length delivery outside off beats his outside edge!\n Russell to Marsh, OUT And Dre Russ strikes! Short and wide, pace off again, and Marsh looks to slap it away. Can't get the requisite distance on it, it's the longer boundary and the ball only goes to Rinku Singh at deep point \n Russell to Abdul Samad, 1 run Fullish outside off, Samad clips it down the ground to long-on\n Russell to Pooran, SIX runs Oh so stylish! Gets a length ball on his hips, the front foot comes up as he nonchalantly flicks it behind square all the way!\n Russell to Pooran, no run And now Pooran goes across the stumps to play a scoop, but he falls over and misses the ball. Pace off does the trick for Russell\n Russell to Pooran, 1 run Pooran waits on this back of length slower ball angled across him and pulls it out along the carpet to deep midwicket\n Harshit Rana to Pooran, SIX runs Longer side or shorter side, it doesn't matter! That's a six on any ground! Rana goes for a back of length slower ball and Pooran gets low and slog-sweeps him over deep midwicket!\n Harshit Rana to Pooran, SIX runs And that's even bigger! In the slot and he's deposited that well over cow corner to bring up a 21-ball 50! The dugout is up in applause as he raises his bat to acknowledge his team-mates See all photos\n Harshit Rana to Pooran, 1 run Full outside off, driven out to wide long-off\n Harshit Rana to Abdul Samad, 1 run On a length outside off, that seemed to stay a little low, Samad adjusts and tucks it to short fine leg as they scamper for a single\n Harshit Rana to Pooran, no run Goes for a wide yorker, but it turns into a full toss, but it's good enough to slip under Pooran's bat. No wide called as Pooran had also stepped across\n Harshit Rana to Pooran, 1 leg bye Pooran takes a blow on his rib cage as he goes across and looks to scoop it fine. This is back of a length angled across. Slower ball as well. Samad and Pooran do well to get a run as Rana sprints to try and effect a run out\n Russell to Pooran, FOUR runs Top edge and it bounces short of Harshit Rana running across from deep fine leg. And he makes a mess of it to hand Pooran four runs! This was short on leg and Pooran went for the pull. Wasn't in control at all, but fortune favours the brave?\n Russell to Pooran, no run Full on leg, Pooran looks to swing it leg side but it just pops back towards the non-striker\n Russell to Pooran, FOUR runs Just beats deep squaree leg running to his right! Back of length and angled in to Pooran, and he clears his front leg and swings it away in front of square. One bounce and four. 200 up for LSG\n Russell to Pooran, SIX runs And that's gone all the way! Pooran's 150th IPL six! This is short on leg and Pooran pulls it away with disdain! See all photos\n Russell to Pooran, FOUR runs Russell goes short on leg again, Pooran obliges again! Clears that front leg and hammers it away in front of square for another one-bounce four\n Russell to Pooran, SIX runs Russell now goes full outside off, misses the yorker and it ends up being a slot ball, and Pooran launches it down the ground! 24 off the over, wowza!\n Harshit Rana to Abdul Samad, FOUR runs Samad gets his first boundary now! A harmless 117kph length ball into his body and Samad pulls it away over square leg! 50-run stand up in just 17 balls!\n Harshit Rana to Abdul Samad, OUT Knocks him over! Off cutter on a length around off, Samad swings for the hills and misses as the ball stays a bit low too, and it just goes off his feet onto the stumps! \n Harshit Rana to Miller, no run Beaten first ball! 144kph length ball angled across, Miller looks to hit it on the up but can't connect\n Harshit Rana to Miller, 1 run Slower ball on a length and angled across, Miller slaps it towards cover and gets the danger man Pooran back on strike\n Harshit Rana to Pooran, FOUR runs Length ball on his hips and Pooran helps it behind square on the leg side in the gap and brings up his highest IPL score.\n Harshit Rana to Pooran, 1 run Short and angled across, Pooran looks to swing it leg side and gets an inside edge through square leg. They get a single and Pooran keeps strike for the final over\n Arora to Pooran, FOUR runs Pooran starts off with a bang! This is full and angling into the stumps, Pooran clears his front leg and crashes it between cover and mid-off!\n Arora to Pooran, 1 wide Bouncer outside off, and that's quite high! Called wide\n Arora to Pooran, no run Good attempted yorker outside off. Turns into a full toss but all Pooran can do is get a bottom edge that de Kock stops to his left on the bounce\n Arora to Pooran, 1 run Yorker around off at 136kph and Pooran digs it out towards mid-off. Good stuff from Vaibhav Arora\n Arora to Miller, 2 runs Back of length and angled into him, Miller pulls it in front of square and picks up a couple\n Arora to Miller, 1 run Short and wide, Miller misses out as he can only cut it away to deep point\n Arora to Pooran, 1 wide Wide boucner again, called wide again","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abdul Samad","Markram","Marsh","Miller","Pooran"],"Runs":[6.0,47.0,81.0,4.0,86.0],"Balls_Faced":[4,28,48,4,35],"Fours":[1,4,6,0,7],"Sixes":[0,2,5,0,8],"S\/R":[150.0,167.86,168.75,100.0,245.71],"dismissal":["b Harshit Rana","b Harshit Rana","c Singh b Russell","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arora","Harshit Rana","Johnson","Narine","Russell","Varun"],"Balls":[23,24,18,18,12,24],"Runs_Given":[34.0,51.0,46.0,38.0,32.0,31.0],"Wickets":[0,2,0,0,1,0],"Overs":[3.5,4.0,3.0,3.0,2.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run .back of a length just outside off, swinging back into du Plessis. He gets behind the line .and defends\nBhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run .peach! Back of a length outside off and this leaves the batter late. du Plessis goes .feeling for it and is beaten by the outward movement .du Plessis pulls out of his stance very late. Not sure what distracted him\nBhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run .hard length, shaping back in towards off stump. du Plessis hangs back and meets the .ball right under his eyes\nBhuvneshwar to du Plessis, 1 run .short and wide outside off. du Plessis jabs it towards extra cover and scampers across .to the other end. A direct hit by Kohli though, and it would have been curtains for his .former captain .JFM on strike now. Bhuvneshwar might fancy his chances against him\nBhuvneshwar to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .in-swinging back of a length ball, finishing on off stump. JFM gets up on his toes and .taps it into the off side\nBhuvneshwar to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .back of a length outside off. JFM rises with the bounce and punches it towards extra .cover\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Moves away late and du Plessis plays with the swing .towards backward point. Runs very gingerly to the other end\nYash Dayal to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .shot! Back of a length outside off and JFM climbs into this. Gets on top of the bounce, .shows the maker's name and threads it between extra cover and cover point!\nYash Dayal to J Fraser-McGurk, 2 runs .full and swinging into the pads. JFM flicks it between mid on and mid wicket and bags .himself a brace\nYash Dayal to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .length on leg stump. JFM presses half forward and pushes it towards mid on. du .Plessis is not moving very freely\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, no run .in the slot outside off. du Plessis gets his front foot out of the way and drills it towards .mid off\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, OUT .miscued a mile, and du Plessis will do no further damage to his former team! On a .length in and around off. Continues with the angle and du Plessis tugs at it in slightly .ungainly fashion. Goes straight up off the leading edge and Patidar does the rest at mid .off. DC lose a wicket early in the piece, and RCB and their fans are chuffed to bits! .Faf du Plessis c Patidar b Yash Dayal 2 (7b 0x4 0x6 10m) SR: 28.57\nBhuvneshwar to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 wide .back of a length sliding down leg. JFM looks to help it fine but does not lay bat on ball. .Called a wide\nBhuvneshwar to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT .JFM shanks one now, and JFM will have to walk back too! RCB all over the Capitals in .the early exchanges! Back of a length just outside off. JFM has a wild hack across the .line and gets it completely wrong. The ball touches the moon and comes back, and .when it does, Jitesh holds onto it. A bit of a bobble, but RCB will take it any which way .they come! .Jake Fraser-McGurk c \u2020Sharma b Kumar 7 (6b 1x4 0x6 13m) SR: 116.66\nBhuvneshwar to Rahul, no run .back of a length just outside off. Rahul lets the ball come to him before dropping it with .soft hands into the off side . .KL Rahul vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .93 .RUNS .106 .OUTS .1 .SR .113.97 .4s\/6s .12\/1\nBhuvneshwar to Rahul, FOUR runs .what timing! KL Rahul is off the mark! Fullish outside off. Rahul leans into the drive .nicely and plays with a straight bat, timing it exquisitely to mid off's right!\nBhuvneshwar to Rahul, 1 run .full outside off again. Rahul pushes it towards mid off and calls for the single. Gets .there comfortably enough because Patidar's throw was to a different postcode\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .back of a length on leg stump. Porel lets the ball arrive before tucking it off his hips .through square leg. Off the mark with a brace\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .excellent work on the fence! But it is not enough Back of a length on middle and leg. .Porel uses his wrists and flicks it off the back foot past mid wicket. Hazlewood runs .around from long leg and slides across to his right. Tries to pull it back into play but the .umpire reckons he might have touched the rope while also being in contact with the .ball. Cannot fault the effort, though\nYash Dayal to Rahul, 1 wide .length ball swinging down leg. Rahul misses his flick and the umpire calls it a wide\nYash Dayal to Rahul, no run .shortish outside off. Rahul rides the bounce, opens his bat face and runs it down to .short third\nYash Dayal to Rahul, 2 runs .oh my word - almost an absolute worldie! On a length, angled across the batter outside .off. Rahul has an agricultural swipe across the line and slices it. Patidar runs back from .mid off, sprawls over his shoulder but the ball pops out after hitting his palms\nYash Dayal to Rahul, FOUR runs .clean strike! Slower ball that lands right in the slot just outside off. Rahul picks it early, .holds his stroke long enough and lifts it over mid off!\nYash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run .shortish just outside off. Rahul stays leg side of the ball and cuts it towards deep .backward point\nYash Dayal to Abishek Porel, no run .length outside off. Porel gets a half stride in and stabs it towards mid off\nYash Dayal to Abishek Porel, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Porel hangs deep in his crease and guides it towards deep .backward point\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, no run .back of a length just outside off. Porel gets up on his toes and pats it towards mid off\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, no run .back of a length just outside off. Porel hangs back and plays it towards the bowler\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, OUT .Porel does exactly what JFM and du Plessis did, and he too will now walk back to the .shed! This is pretty ordinary batting, it must be said. Back of a length on leg stump. .Porel tries to play too square and goes across the line too. The ball goes skywards off .the toe-end and Jitesh, with his big mitts, makes no mistake. DC are not learning, and .they are spiralling! .Abishek Porel c \u2020Sharma b Kumar 7 (7b 1x4 0x6 15m) SR: 100\nBhuvneshwar to Axar Patel, 1 run .fullish outside off. Axar has a stab at it and chunks it off the inside half of the bat past .mid wicket for a single\nBhuvneshwar to Rahul, no run .back of a length, just outside off. Nips back in and Rahul drops it into the off side\nBhuvneshwar to Rahul, no run .shorter outside off. Holds a little in the surface and Rahul scuffs it towards cover\nHazlewood to Axar Patel, 1 run .hard length in the channel. Axar uses the angle from over the wicket and dabs it .towards short third . .KL Rahul vs Josh Hazlewood .BALLS .50 .RUNS .73 .OUTS .2 .SR .146.00 .4s\/6s .5\/5\nHazlewood to Rahul, 1 run .back of a length on off. Rahul lets the ball arrive before nudging it behind point for a .single\nHazlewood to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .short, wide and punished! Too much width on offer and Axar, rather than trying to fight .the pace and bounce, uses it. Throws his hands at the ball and slashes it over short .third!\nHazlewood to Axar Patel, 1 run .back of a length on off. Axar drops it into the backward point region and calls his .partner through for the single\nHazlewood to Rahul, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Rahul gets up on his toes and cuts it towards deep .backward point\nHazlewood to Axar Patel, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Axar rises with the bounce and drops it right beside .him with soft hands . .IMPACT SUBRCB .Suyash Sharma .D Padikkal\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .huge lbw shout, not given! Googly on a back of a length on middle and leg. Spins back .and raps Rahul on the front pad. Suyash tests out his vocal cords but that was heading .down leg\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .googly again, on a back of a length just outside off. Rahul reads it off the pitch and .prods it back towards the bowler off the back foot\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .short and wide outside off. Rahul tries to hit it too hard and scuffs it towards extra .cover. He will feel he missed out there\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .length just outside off. Rahul plays the trajectory and hangs back, dabbing it towards .short third\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 2 runs .dragged down outside off. Rahul hacks it between long on and deep mid wicket, and .has enough time to get back for two\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run .fired in full on middle and off. Rahul stretches forward and eases it to long on\nHazlewood to Rahul, 1 run .shortish outside off. Rahul waits on it and with an open bat face, guides it down to deep .third\nHazlewood to Axar Patel, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Axar stays leg side and runs it down to deep third\nHazlewood to Rahul, 1 run .hard length, following the batter just outside leg. Rahul re-adjusts and knocks it to long .on\nHazlewood to Axar Patel, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Axar hops up onto his toes and punches it towards .sweeper cover\nHazlewood to Rahul, SIX runs .a bit of a top edge but that carries all the way! Back of a length on off. Rahul looks to .play that trademark flick over square leg and skews it off the top edge. Thanfully for .him, he had plenty on that!\nHazlewood to Rahul, no run .cut in half! Hard length just outside off and this decks back in sharply. Rahul looks to .repeat the dose but is beaten by the inward movement\nSuyash Sharma to Axar Patel, no run .googly on a length on middle and off. Grips in the surface and rips away, breezing past .the outside edge of Axar's bat. Suyash follows that up with an especially elongated .follow-through .Slip comes in\nSuyash Sharma to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .that is an Axar Patel special! Floated up into the slot outside off. Axar uses his long .reach, gets forward fully and lofts it comfortably over extra cover!\nSuyash Sharma to Axar Patel, 2 runs .safe! Thrown up full and wide again. Axar looks slog it across the line this time and .shanks it off the outside edge. Just clears short third\nSuyash Sharma to Axar Patel, OUT .goneski! Suyash Sharma outfoxes Axar Patel, and the Chinnaswamy finds its .collective voice again! Slowed up and bowled full outside off, enticing the big stroke. .Axar gives in to that temptation and looks to go inside-out. The bat face, though, just .closes slightly upon impact and he picks out David at long off to absolute perfection. .Not the greatest shot Axar will ever play in his career, and Suyash stares him down to .celebrate the wicket! .Axar Patel c David b Suyash Sharma 15 (11b 2x4 0x6 20m) SR: 136.36\nSuyash Sharma to Stubbs, 1 run .tossed up full outside off. Stubbs lunges forward and pokes it enough to extra cover's .left to get off the mark\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run .full outside off. Rahul gets forward and turns it towards deep mid wicket. The initial call .was for two but Stubbs was not as interested\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Rahul nurdles it into the square leg region and picks up a .single\nKrunal to Stubbs, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Stubbs works it towards deep mid wicket, and both .batters settle for a single in the end, despite thinking about two at the start\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .back of a length again, following Rahul outside leg. He punches it towards sweeper .cover\nKrunal to Stubbs, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Stubbs goes back and knocks it to long off\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .back of a length on midddle and off. Rahul gives himself a bit of room and pats it to .extra cover's left\nKrunal to Stubbs, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Stubbs turns it towards deep mid wicket and keeps .strike","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs DC, 24th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run back of a length just outside off, swinging back into du Plessis. He gets behind the line and defends\n Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run peach! Back of a length outside off and this leaves the batter late. du Plessis goes feeling for it and is beaten by the outward movement du Plessis pulls out of his stance very late. Not sure what distracted him\n Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run hard length, shaping back in towards off stump. du Plessis hangs back and meets the ball right under his eyes\n Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, 1 run short and wide outside off. du Plessis jabs it towards extra cover and scampers across to the other end. A direct hit by Kohli though, and it would have been curtains for his former captain JFM on strike now. Bhuvneshwar might fancy his chances against him\n Bhuvneshwar to J Fraser-McGurk, no run in-swinging back of a length ball, finishing on off stump. JFM gets up on his toes and taps it into the off side\n Bhuvneshwar to J Fraser-McGurk, no run back of a length outside off. JFM rises with the bounce and punches it towards extra cover\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Moves away late and du Plessis plays with the swing towards backward point. Runs very gingerly to the other end\n Yash Dayal to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs shot! Back of a length outside off and JFM climbs into this. Gets on top of the bounce, shows the maker's name and threads it between extra cover and cover point!\n Yash Dayal to J Fraser-McGurk, 2 runs full and swinging into the pads. JFM flicks it between mid on and mid wicket and bags himself a brace\n Yash Dayal to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run length on leg stump. JFM presses half forward and pushes it towards mid on. du Plessis is not moving very freely\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, no run in the slot outside off. du Plessis gets his front foot out of the way and drills it towards mid off\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, OUT miscued a mile, and du Plessis will do no further damage to his former team! On a length in and around off. Continues with the angle and du Plessis tugs at it in slightly ungainly fashion. Goes straight up off the leading edge and Patidar does the rest at mid off. DC lose a wicket early in the piece, and RCB and their fans are chuffed to bits! \n Bhuvneshwar to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 wide back of a length sliding down leg. JFM looks to help it fine but does not lay bat on ball. Called a wide\n Bhuvneshwar to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT JFM shanks one now, and JFM will have to walk back too! RCB all over the Capitals in the early exchanges! Back of a length just outside off. JFM has a wild hack across the line and gets it completely wrong. The ball touches the moon and comes back, and when it does, Jitesh holds onto it. A bit of a bobble, but RCB will take it any which way they come! \n Bhuvneshwar to Rahul, no run back of a length just outside off. Rahul lets the ball come to him before dropping it with soft hands into the off side KL Rahul vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 93 RUNS 106 OUTS 1 SR 113.97 4s\/6s 12\/1\n Bhuvneshwar to Rahul, FOUR runs what timing! KL Rahul is off the mark! Fullish outside off. Rahul leans into the drive nicely and plays with a straight bat, timing it exquisitely to mid off's right!\n Bhuvneshwar to Rahul, 1 run full outside off again. Rahul pushes it towards mid off and calls for the single. Gets there comfortably enough because Patidar's throw was to a different postcode\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs back of a length on leg stump. Porel lets the ball arrive before tucking it off his hips through square leg. Off the mark with a brace\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs excellent work on the fence! But it is not enough Back of a length on middle and leg. Porel uses his wrists and flicks it off the back foot past mid wicket. Hazlewood runs around from long leg and slides across to his right. Tries to pull it back into play but the umpire reckons he might have touched the rope while also being in contact with the ball. Cannot fault the effort, though\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, 1 wide length ball swinging down leg. Rahul misses his flick and the umpire calls it a wide\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, no run shortish outside off. Rahul rides the bounce, opens his bat face and runs it down to short third\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, 2 runs oh my word - almost an absolute worldie! On a length, angled across the batter outside off. Rahul has an agricultural swipe across the line and slices it. Patidar runs back from mid off, sprawls over his shoulder but the ball pops out after hitting his palms\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, FOUR runs clean strike! Slower ball that lands right in the slot just outside off. Rahul picks it early, holds his stroke long enough and lifts it over mid off!\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run shortish just outside off. Rahul stays leg side of the ball and cuts it towards deep backward point\n Yash Dayal to Abishek Porel, no run length outside off. Porel gets a half stride in and stabs it towards mid off\n Yash Dayal to Abishek Porel, 1 run back of a length outside off. Porel hangs deep in his crease and guides it towards deep backward point\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, no run back of a length just outside off. Porel gets up on his toes and pats it towards mid off\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, no run back of a length just outside off. Porel hangs back and plays it towards the bowler\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, OUT Porel does exactly what JFM and du Plessis did, and he too will now walk back to the shed! This is pretty ordinary batting, it must be said. Back of a length on leg stump. Porel tries to play too square and goes across the line too. The ball goes skywards off the toe-end and Jitesh, with his big mitts, makes no mistake. DC are not learning, and they are spiralling! \n Bhuvneshwar to Axar Patel, 1 run fullish outside off. Axar has a stab at it and chunks it off the inside half of the bat past mid wicket for a single\n Bhuvneshwar to Rahul, no run back of a length, just outside off. Nips back in and Rahul drops it into the off side\n Bhuvneshwar to Rahul, no run shorter outside off. Holds a little in the surface and Rahul scuffs it towards cover\n Hazlewood to Axar Patel, 1 run hard length in the channel. Axar uses the angle from over the wicket and dabs it towards short third KL Rahul vs Josh Hazlewood BALLS 50 RUNS 73 OUTS 2 SR 146.00 4s\/6s 5\/5\n Hazlewood to Rahul, 1 run back of a length on off. Rahul lets the ball arrive before nudging it behind point for a single\n Hazlewood to Axar Patel, FOUR runs short, wide and punished! Too much width on offer and Axar, rather than trying to fight the pace and bounce, uses it. Throws his hands at the ball and slashes it over short third!\n Hazlewood to Axar Patel, 1 run back of a length on off. Axar drops it into the backward point region and calls his partner through for the single\n Hazlewood to Rahul, 1 run short and wide outside off. Rahul gets up on his toes and cuts it towards deep backward point\n Hazlewood to Axar Patel, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Axar rises with the bounce and drops it right beside him with soft hands IMPACT SUBRCB Suyash Sharma D Padikkal\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run huge lbw shout, not given! Googly on a back of a length on middle and leg. Spins back and raps Rahul on the front pad. Suyash tests out his vocal cords but that was heading down leg\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run googly again, on a back of a length just outside off. Rahul reads it off the pitch and prods it back towards the bowler off the back foot\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run short and wide outside off. Rahul tries to hit it too hard and scuffs it towards extra cover. He will feel he missed out there\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run length just outside off. Rahul plays the trajectory and hangs back, dabbing it towards short third\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 2 runs dragged down outside off. Rahul hacks it between long on and deep mid wicket, and has enough time to get back for two\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run fired in full on middle and off. Rahul stretches forward and eases it to long on\n Hazlewood to Rahul, 1 run shortish outside off. Rahul waits on it and with an open bat face, guides it down to deep third\n Hazlewood to Axar Patel, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Axar stays leg side and runs it down to deep third\n Hazlewood to Rahul, 1 run hard length, following the batter just outside leg. Rahul re-adjusts and knocks it to long on\n Hazlewood to Axar Patel, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Axar hops up onto his toes and punches it towards sweeper cover\n Hazlewood to Rahul, SIX runs a bit of a top edge but that carries all the way! Back of a length on off. Rahul looks to play that trademark flick over square leg and skews it off the top edge. Thanfully for him, he had plenty on that!\n Hazlewood to Rahul, no run cut in half! Hard length just outside off and this decks back in sharply. Rahul looks to repeat the dose but is beaten by the inward movement\n Suyash Sharma to Axar Patel, no run googly on a length on middle and off. Grips in the surface and rips away, breezing past the outside edge of Axar's bat. Suyash follows that up with an especially elongated follow-through Slip comes in\n Suyash Sharma to Axar Patel, FOUR runs that is an Axar Patel special! Floated up into the slot outside off. Axar uses his long reach, gets forward fully and lofts it comfortably over extra cover!\n Suyash Sharma to Axar Patel, 2 runs safe! Thrown up full and wide again. Axar looks slog it across the line this time and shanks it off the outside edge. Just clears short third\n Suyash Sharma to Axar Patel, OUT goneski! Suyash Sharma outfoxes Axar Patel, and the Chinnaswamy finds its collective voice again! Slowed up and bowled full outside off, enticing the big stroke. Axar gives in to that temptation and looks to go inside-out. The bat face, though, just closes slightly upon impact and he picks out David at long off to absolute perfection. Not the greatest shot Axar will ever play in his career, and Suyash stares him down to celebrate the wicket! \n Suyash Sharma to Stubbs, 1 run tossed up full outside off. Stubbs lunges forward and pokes it enough to extra cover's left to get off the mark\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run full outside off. Rahul gets forward and turns it towards deep mid wicket. The initial call was for two but Stubbs was not as interested\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Rahul nurdles it into the square leg region and picks up a single\n Krunal to Stubbs, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Stubbs works it towards deep mid wicket, and both batters settle for a single in the end, despite thinking about two at the start\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run back of a length again, following Rahul outside leg. He punches it towards sweeper cover\n Krunal to Stubbs, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Stubbs goes back and knocks it to long off\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run back of a length on midddle and off. Rahul gives himself a bit of room and pats it to extra cover's left\n Krunal to Stubbs, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Stubbs turns it towards deep mid wicket and keeps strike","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","Axar Patel","J Fraser-McGurk","Rahul","Stubbs","du Plessis"],"Runs":[7.0,15.0,7.0,29.0,4.0,2.0],"Balls_Faced":[7,11,6,25,4,7],"Fours":[1,2,1,2,0,0],"Sixes":[0,0,0,1,0,0],"S\/R":[100.0,136.36,116.67,116.0,100.0,28.57],"dismissal":["c \u2020Sharma b Kumar","c David b Suyash Sharma","c \u2020Sharma b Kumar","Not Out","Not Out","c Patidar b Yash Dayal"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Hazlewood","Krunal","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[18,12,6,12,12],"Runs_Given":[14.0,18.0,6.0,11.0,17.0],"Wickets":[2,0,0,1,1],"Overs":[3.0,2.0,1.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run .back of a length just outside off, swinging back into du Plessis. He gets behind the line .and defends\nBhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run .peach! Back of a length outside off and this leaves the batter late. du Plessis goes .feeling for it and is beaten by the outward movement .du Plessis pulls out of his stance very late. Not sure what distracted him\nBhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run .hard length, shaping back in towards off stump. du Plessis hangs back and meets the .ball right under his eyes\nBhuvneshwar to du Plessis, 1 run .short and wide outside off. du Plessis jabs it towards extra cover and scampers across .to the other end. A direct hit by Kohli though, and it would have been curtains for his .former captain .JFM on strike now. Bhuvneshwar might fancy his chances against him\nBhuvneshwar to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .in-swinging back of a length ball, finishing on off stump. JFM gets up on his toes and .taps it into the off side\nBhuvneshwar to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .back of a length outside off. JFM rises with the bounce and punches it towards extra .cover\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Moves away late and du Plessis plays with the swing .towards backward point. Runs very gingerly to the other end\nYash Dayal to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .shot! Back of a length outside off and JFM climbs into this. Gets on top of the bounce, .shows the maker's name and threads it between extra cover and cover point!\nYash Dayal to J Fraser-McGurk, 2 runs .full and swinging into the pads. JFM flicks it between mid on and mid wicket and bags .himself a brace\nYash Dayal to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .length on leg stump. JFM presses half forward and pushes it towards mid on. du .Plessis is not moving very freely\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, no run .in the slot outside off. du Plessis gets his front foot out of the way and drills it towards .mid off\nYash Dayal to du Plessis, OUT .miscued a mile, and du Plessis will do no further damage to his former team! On a .length in and around off. Continues with the angle and du Plessis tugs at it in slightly .ungainly fashion. Goes straight up off the leading edge and Patidar does the rest at mid .off. DC lose a wicket early in the piece, and RCB and their fans are chuffed to bits! .Faf du Plessis c Patidar b Yash Dayal 2 (7b 0x4 0x6 10m) SR: 28.57\nBhuvneshwar to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 wide .back of a length sliding down leg. JFM looks to help it fine but does not lay bat on ball. .Called a wide\nBhuvneshwar to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT .JFM shanks one now, and JFM will have to walk back too! RCB all over the Capitals in .the early exchanges! Back of a length just outside off. JFM has a wild hack across the .line and gets it completely wrong. The ball touches the moon and comes back, and .when it does, Jitesh holds onto it. A bit of a bobble, but RCB will take it any which way .they come! .Jake Fraser-McGurk c \u2020Sharma b Kumar 7 (6b 1x4 0x6 13m) SR: 116.66\nBhuvneshwar to Rahul, no run .back of a length just outside off. Rahul lets the ball come to him before dropping it with .soft hands into the off side . .KL Rahul vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .93 .RUNS .106 .OUTS .1 .SR .113.97 .4s\/6s .12\/1\nBhuvneshwar to Rahul, FOUR runs .what timing! KL Rahul is off the mark! Fullish outside off. Rahul leans into the drive .nicely and plays with a straight bat, timing it exquisitely to mid off's right!\nBhuvneshwar to Rahul, 1 run .full outside off again. Rahul pushes it towards mid off and calls for the single. Gets .there comfortably enough because Patidar's throw was to a different postcode\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .back of a length on leg stump. Porel lets the ball arrive before tucking it off his hips .through square leg. Off the mark with a brace\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .excellent work on the fence! But it is not enough Back of a length on middle and leg. .Porel uses his wrists and flicks it off the back foot past mid wicket. Hazlewood runs .around from long leg and slides across to his right. Tries to pull it back into play but the .umpire reckons he might have touched the rope while also being in contact with the .ball. Cannot fault the effort, though\nYash Dayal to Rahul, 1 wide .length ball swinging down leg. Rahul misses his flick and the umpire calls it a wide\nYash Dayal to Rahul, no run .shortish outside off. Rahul rides the bounce, opens his bat face and runs it down to .short third\nYash Dayal to Rahul, 2 runs .oh my word - almost an absolute worldie! On a length, angled across the batter outside .off. Rahul has an agricultural swipe across the line and slices it. Patidar runs back from .mid off, sprawls over his shoulder but the ball pops out after hitting his palms\nYash Dayal to Rahul, FOUR runs .clean strike! Slower ball that lands right in the slot just outside off. Rahul picks it early, .holds his stroke long enough and lifts it over mid off!\nYash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run .shortish just outside off. Rahul stays leg side of the ball and cuts it towards deep .backward point\nYash Dayal to Abishek Porel, no run .length outside off. Porel gets a half stride in and stabs it towards mid off\nYash Dayal to Abishek Porel, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Porel hangs deep in his crease and guides it towards deep .backward point\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, no run .back of a length just outside off. Porel gets up on his toes and pats it towards mid off\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, no run .back of a length just outside off. Porel hangs back and plays it towards the bowler\nBhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, OUT .Porel does exactly what JFM and du Plessis did, and he too will now walk back to the .shed! This is pretty ordinary batting, it must be said. Back of a length on leg stump. .Porel tries to play too square and goes across the line too. The ball goes skywards off .the toe-end and Jitesh, with his big mitts, makes no mistake. DC are not learning, and .they are spiralling! .Abishek Porel c \u2020Sharma b Kumar 7 (7b 1x4 0x6 15m) SR: 100\nBhuvneshwar to Axar Patel, 1 run .fullish outside off. Axar has a stab at it and chunks it off the inside half of the bat past .mid wicket for a single\nBhuvneshwar to Rahul, no run .back of a length, just outside off. Nips back in and Rahul drops it into the off side\nBhuvneshwar to Rahul, no run .shorter outside off. Holds a little in the surface and Rahul scuffs it towards cover\nHazlewood to Axar Patel, 1 run .hard length in the channel. Axar uses the angle from over the wicket and dabs it .towards short third . .KL Rahul vs Josh Hazlewood .BALLS .50 .RUNS .73 .OUTS .2 .SR .146.00 .4s\/6s .5\/5\nHazlewood to Rahul, 1 run .back of a length on off. Rahul lets the ball arrive before nudging it behind point for a .single\nHazlewood to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .short, wide and punished! Too much width on offer and Axar, rather than trying to fight .the pace and bounce, uses it. Throws his hands at the ball and slashes it over short .third!\nHazlewood to Axar Patel, 1 run .back of a length on off. Axar drops it into the backward point region and calls his .partner through for the single\nHazlewood to Rahul, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Rahul gets up on his toes and cuts it towards deep .backward point\nHazlewood to Axar Patel, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Axar rises with the bounce and drops it right beside .him with soft hands . .IMPACT SUBRCB .Suyash Sharma .D Padikkal\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .huge lbw shout, not given! Googly on a back of a length on middle and leg. Spins back .and raps Rahul on the front pad. Suyash tests out his vocal cords but that was heading .down leg\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .googly again, on a back of a length just outside off. Rahul reads it off the pitch and .prods it back towards the bowler off the back foot\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .short and wide outside off. Rahul tries to hit it too hard and scuffs it towards extra .cover. He will feel he missed out there\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .length just outside off. Rahul plays the trajectory and hangs back, dabbing it towards .short third\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 2 runs .dragged down outside off. Rahul hacks it between long on and deep mid wicket, and .has enough time to get back for two\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run .fired in full on middle and off. Rahul stretches forward and eases it to long on\nHazlewood to Rahul, 1 run .shortish outside off. Rahul waits on it and with an open bat face, guides it down to deep .third\nHazlewood to Axar Patel, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Axar stays leg side and runs it down to deep third\nHazlewood to Rahul, 1 run .hard length, following the batter just outside leg. Rahul re-adjusts and knocks it to long .on\nHazlewood to Axar Patel, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Axar hops up onto his toes and punches it towards .sweeper cover\nHazlewood to Rahul, SIX runs .a bit of a top edge but that carries all the way! Back of a length on off. Rahul looks to .play that trademark flick over square leg and skews it off the top edge. Thanfully for .him, he had plenty on that!\nHazlewood to Rahul, no run .cut in half! Hard length just outside off and this decks back in sharply. Rahul looks to .repeat the dose but is beaten by the inward movement\nSuyash Sharma to Axar Patel, no run .googly on a length on middle and off. Grips in the surface and rips away, breezing past .the outside edge of Axar's bat. Suyash follows that up with an especially elongated .follow-through .Slip comes in\nSuyash Sharma to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .that is an Axar Patel special! Floated up into the slot outside off. Axar uses his long .reach, gets forward fully and lofts it comfortably over extra cover!\nSuyash Sharma to Axar Patel, 2 runs .safe! Thrown up full and wide again. Axar looks slog it across the line this time and .shanks it off the outside edge. Just clears short third\nSuyash Sharma to Axar Patel, OUT .goneski! Suyash Sharma outfoxes Axar Patel, and the Chinnaswamy finds its .collective voice again! Slowed up and bowled full outside off, enticing the big stroke. .Axar gives in to that temptation and looks to go inside-out. The bat face, though, just .closes slightly upon impact and he picks out David at long off to absolute perfection. .Not the greatest shot Axar will ever play in his career, and Suyash stares him down to .celebrate the wicket! .Axar Patel c David b Suyash Sharma 15 (11b 2x4 0x6 20m) SR: 136.36\nSuyash Sharma to Stubbs, 1 run .tossed up full outside off. Stubbs lunges forward and pokes it enough to extra cover's .left to get off the mark\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run .full outside off. Rahul gets forward and turns it towards deep mid wicket. The initial call .was for two but Stubbs was not as interested\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Rahul nurdles it into the square leg region and picks up a .single\nKrunal to Stubbs, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Stubbs works it towards deep mid wicket, and both .batters settle for a single in the end, despite thinking about two at the start\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .back of a length again, following Rahul outside leg. He punches it towards sweeper .cover\nKrunal to Stubbs, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Stubbs goes back and knocks it to long off\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .back of a length on midddle and off. Rahul gives himself a bit of room and pats it to .extra cover's left\nKrunal to Stubbs, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Stubbs turns it towards deep mid wicket and keeps .strike\nSuyash Sharma to Stubbs, no run .back of a length outside off. Spins away and Stubbs jabs it straight to extra cover\nSuyash Sharma to Stubbs, 1 run .shorter and wider outside off. Might have been the googly and Stubbs reads it off the .pitch, cutting it towards sweeper cover\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .short and wide outside off. Rahul lets it go and the umpire is happy with it. It was touch- .and-go\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .back of a length outside off. Skids off the surface and rushes onto Rahul, who can only .stab it back to the bowler\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .back of a length outside off. Rahul hangs back and dabs it towards backward point .The spin-squeeze is on, and DC will be feeling the pinch here\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .shortish outside off. Rahul gets decent purchase on the cut but cannot get it past .backward point\nKrunal to Stubbs, FOUR runs .innovation at its best! Slowed up and bowled full on leg stump. Stubbs shapes for the .reverse and even though he has to wait for it a touch, he helps it fine past short third!\nKrunal to Stubbs, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Stubbs punches it down the ground to long off\nKrunal to Rahul, SIX runs .Rahul takes Krunal on and dumps him over deep backward square leg! Angled in on a .length on middle and leg. Rahul gets down on one knee and hoists it over the fence!\nKrunal to Rahul, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Holds a little in the surface and Rahul prods it past the .bowler\nKrunal to Stubbs, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Stabbed off the back foot towards extra cover\nKrunal to Stubbs, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Stubbs eases it to deep mid wicket and retains strike\nLivingstone to Stubbs, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Stubbs opens his bat face late and cuts it towards .short third\nLivingstone to Rahul, FOUR runs .dispatched! A bit of a drag-down and this sits up nicely for Rahul just outside off. He .opens up his stance and clobbers it to long on's right!\nLivingstone to Rahul, SIX runs .oh wow - that is some shot! Rahul knows Livingstone will go full and he puts on his .dancing shoes. Gets close enough to the ball and slams it into the sightscreen!\nLivingstone to Rahul, 1 run .shortish just outside off. Rahul hops back and pulls it towards long on\nLivingstone to Stubbs, 1 run .tossed up full just outside off. Stubbs comes onto the front foot and guides it towards .backward point\nLivingstone to Rahul, 1 run .safe! Follows the batter outside leg but does so with a juicy full toss. Rahul swings it .away and hits that on the bounce to deep backward square leg. That ought to have been .in Cubbon Park!\nYash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Rahul throws his hands at it and scuffs it uppishly towards .deep point\nYash Dayal to Stubbs, 1 run .full on middle and leg. Stubbs presses forward and flicks it towards long on\nYash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run .safe again! Slower ball on a full length outside off. Rahul looks to go inside-out and .slices this terribly. The top hand comes off but fortunately for him, it falls well short of .deep point. Brings up a 37-ball fifty but no real celebration. He knows the job is not done .yet!\nYash Dayal to Stubbs, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Stubbs stands up on his toes and punches it towards .mid off\nYash Dayal to Rahul, no run .back of a length just outside off. Rahul hangs back in his crease and dabs it towards .backward point\nYash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Rahul opens up his stance and pulls it .towards deep mid wicket\nHazlewood to Rahul, FOUR runs .absolutely crunched! Dug into the track on off stump. Rahul picks the length early, rocks .up on his toes and wallops it into the deep square leg fence!\nHazlewood to Rahul, FOUR runs .shot, yaar! On the shorter side again and offering width outside off. Rahul uses his .wrists and scythes it past backward point!\nHazlewood to Rahul, 2 runs .back of a length just outside off. Rahul is a touch early into the stroke and tugs it .towards deep mid wicket. Stubbs is intent on the second and Rahul responds\nHazlewood to Rahul, 2 runs .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Rahul waits for it and cuts it delightfully past .backward point. Deep point is much finer, though, and cuts it off\nHazlewood to Rahul, FOUR runs .right in the gap! Rahul is batting with a compass in his head here! Another half-tracker .on off. Rahul reads it like the morning daily and clubs it through square leg!\nHazlewood to Rahul, SIX runs .Hazlewood travels off the last ball of the over too, and Rahul has absolutely torn the .Aussie to shreds! Right in the slot just outside off. Rahul sizes it up early, gives himself .room and clatters it over long off!\nSuyash Sharma to Stubbs, 1 run .full toss on the pads. Stubbs punches it down the ground towards long on and he will .feel he missed out there\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, no run .back of a length outside off. Rahul looks to cut and scuffs it towards extra cover\nSuyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run .shortish outside off. Rahul gets onto the back foot and tugs it towards long on\nSuyash Sharma to Stubbs, FOUR runs .that is a screamer of a stroke! Fired in ull on middle and off. Stubbs almost stands .there like he is on the back-foot and still manages to cream it past extra cover!\nSuyash Sharma to Stubbs, SIX runs .that is gone! Gone for six! And Stubbs is joining the party now! Slower and into the slot .outside off. Stubbs drops down to one knee and boshes it over long on!\nSuyash Sharma to Stubbs, 1 run .full just outside off. Stubbs pushes it down the ground and keeps strike .Time for the final break before the finish. DC have nudged their nose in front, and are .looking comfortable with these two out in the middle. But if RCB can break this .partnership, they could have an avenue into the game, given how tough batters have .found it to get going instantly\nBhuvneshwar to Stubbs, 1 run .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Stubbs prods it down the ground towards .long off\nBhuvneshwar to Rahul, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Rahul dabs it towards backward point and saunters .across to the other end\nBhuvneshwar to Stubbs, FOUR runs .that has been mauled to the fence! Slower ball on a back of a length outside off. Sits up .for Stubbs and he bludgeons it back past the bowler. Almost a forehand that would .have been Carlos Alcaraz proud!\nBhuvneshwar to Stubbs, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Stubbs stands tall and chips it towards long on\nBhuvneshwar to Rahul, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Rahul eases it towards long on and picks up another .single\nBhuvneshwar to Stubbs, FOUR runs .my word - that is a shot and a half! Stubbs is enjoying himself now! Misses the yorker .by a smidgen on the shorter side. Stubbs gets his hands through the ball and blasts it .back past the bowler! .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nYash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Rahul gets cramped for room a little and stabs it into .the off side\nYash Dayal to Stubbs, 1 run .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Stubbs waits for it and tugs it towards long .on\nYash Dayal to Rahul, SIX runs .Rahul is in a hurry now, and you can probably start revving that tuk-tuk now! Marginally .short just outside off. Rahul picks the length early, gets his front hip out of the way and .smears it over deep mid wicket!\nYash Dayal to Rahul, FOUR runs .KL Rahul, you absolute genius! He is making this chase look like child's play now, and .there is pin-drop silence at the Chinnaswamy! Slower ball on a back of a length outside .off. Rahul brings out the reverse-ramp and nails it over short third! .DC one blow away from a win\nYash Dayal to Rahul, 5 wide .oh dear - you have got to be kidding me! Banged into the track on middle and off and .this hurtles over the batter's head. Jitesh, despite his acrobatics, cannot get to it either .and the scores are now level! But hang on...RCB have reviewed because, well, why not. .No merit in that, and the wide stays, as do the five extras!\nYash Dayal to Rahul, SIX runs .A homecoming for the ages! KL Rahul, formerly and famously of this parish, has .rocked up in Bengaluru, and he has stunned the Royal Challengers Bengaluru and the .Chinnaswamy into silence! And he has done so with a knock right out of the highest .KLass of run-chasing! A fitting blow to end what eventually turned into a comfortable .run-chase. Rahul slams his bat into the turf, almost like he is marking territory, points to .the badge, shows that he belongs here, does his version of the Calma that Cristiano .Ronaldo made famous all those years ago, and the Delhi Capitals remain unbeaten. .Coming back to the ball. This was a full toss down leg, and Rahul whipped his wrists .into action, shoveling it over the fine leg fence. Rahul is animated, perhaps more than .we often see him, and you can see what this means to him. To come back to his home .ground, to his former team, and to play this sort of a knock, takes courage, .determination and above all, class! .See all photos .Credit to Stubbs as well. He came in at a time when DC were threatening to flag. But he .kept at it, ticking things over and forging a solid partnership with Rahul. DC were helped .by the fact that RCB had a fifth-bowler quota to fill, for which they turned to Livingstone, .who ended up conceding 14 in an over that shifted the momentum. Bhuvneshwar and .Dayal, subsequently, had tougher gigs and in the end, DC had too much for RCB, and .RCB had too little in the board to tide over it.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs DC, 24th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run back of a length just outside off, swinging back into du Plessis. He gets behind the line and defends\n Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run peach! Back of a length outside off and this leaves the batter late. du Plessis goes feeling for it and is beaten by the outward movement du Plessis pulls out of his stance very late. Not sure what distracted him\n Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, no run hard length, shaping back in towards off stump. du Plessis hangs back and meets the ball right under his eyes\n Bhuvneshwar to du Plessis, 1 run short and wide outside off. du Plessis jabs it towards extra cover and scampers across to the other end. A direct hit by Kohli though, and it would have been curtains for his former captain JFM on strike now. Bhuvneshwar might fancy his chances against him\n Bhuvneshwar to J Fraser-McGurk, no run in-swinging back of a length ball, finishing on off stump. JFM gets up on his toes and taps it into the off side\n Bhuvneshwar to J Fraser-McGurk, no run back of a length outside off. JFM rises with the bounce and punches it towards extra cover\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Moves away late and du Plessis plays with the swing towards backward point. Runs very gingerly to the other end\n Yash Dayal to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs shot! Back of a length outside off and JFM climbs into this. Gets on top of the bounce, shows the maker's name and threads it between extra cover and cover point!\n Yash Dayal to J Fraser-McGurk, 2 runs full and swinging into the pads. JFM flicks it between mid on and mid wicket and bags himself a brace\n Yash Dayal to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run length on leg stump. JFM presses half forward and pushes it towards mid on. du Plessis is not moving very freely\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, no run in the slot outside off. du Plessis gets his front foot out of the way and drills it towards mid off\n Yash Dayal to du Plessis, OUT miscued a mile, and du Plessis will do no further damage to his former team! On a length in and around off. Continues with the angle and du Plessis tugs at it in slightly ungainly fashion. Goes straight up off the leading edge and Patidar does the rest at mid off. DC lose a wicket early in the piece, and RCB and their fans are chuffed to bits! \n Bhuvneshwar to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 wide back of a length sliding down leg. JFM looks to help it fine but does not lay bat on ball. Called a wide\n Bhuvneshwar to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT JFM shanks one now, and JFM will have to walk back too! RCB all over the Capitals in the early exchanges! Back of a length just outside off. JFM has a wild hack across the line and gets it completely wrong. The ball touches the moon and comes back, and when it does, Jitesh holds onto it. A bit of a bobble, but RCB will take it any which way they come! \n Bhuvneshwar to Rahul, no run back of a length just outside off. Rahul lets the ball come to him before dropping it with soft hands into the off side KL Rahul vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 93 RUNS 106 OUTS 1 SR 113.97 4s\/6s 12\/1\n Bhuvneshwar to Rahul, FOUR runs what timing! KL Rahul is off the mark! Fullish outside off. Rahul leans into the drive nicely and plays with a straight bat, timing it exquisitely to mid off's right!\n Bhuvneshwar to Rahul, 1 run full outside off again. Rahul pushes it towards mid off and calls for the single. Gets there comfortably enough because Patidar's throw was to a different postcode\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs back of a length on leg stump. Porel lets the ball arrive before tucking it off his hips through square leg. Off the mark with a brace\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs excellent work on the fence! But it is not enough Back of a length on middle and leg. Porel uses his wrists and flicks it off the back foot past mid wicket. Hazlewood runs around from long leg and slides across to his right. Tries to pull it back into play but the umpire reckons he might have touched the rope while also being in contact with the ball. Cannot fault the effort, though\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, 1 wide length ball swinging down leg. Rahul misses his flick and the umpire calls it a wide\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, no run shortish outside off. Rahul rides the bounce, opens his bat face and runs it down to short third\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, 2 runs oh my word - almost an absolute worldie! On a length, angled across the batter outside off. Rahul has an agricultural swipe across the line and slices it. Patidar runs back from mid off, sprawls over his shoulder but the ball pops out after hitting his palms\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, FOUR runs clean strike! Slower ball that lands right in the slot just outside off. Rahul picks it early, holds his stroke long enough and lifts it over mid off!\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run shortish just outside off. Rahul stays leg side of the ball and cuts it towards deep backward point\n Yash Dayal to Abishek Porel, no run length outside off. Porel gets a half stride in and stabs it towards mid off\n Yash Dayal to Abishek Porel, 1 run back of a length outside off. Porel hangs deep in his crease and guides it towards deep backward point\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, no run back of a length just outside off. Porel gets up on his toes and pats it towards mid off\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, no run back of a length just outside off. Porel hangs back and plays it towards the bowler\n Bhuvneshwar to Abishek Porel, OUT Porel does exactly what JFM and du Plessis did, and he too will now walk back to the shed! This is pretty ordinary batting, it must be said. Back of a length on leg stump. Porel tries to play too square and goes across the line too. The ball goes skywards off the toe-end and Jitesh, with his big mitts, makes no mistake. DC are not learning, and they are spiralling! \n Bhuvneshwar to Axar Patel, 1 run fullish outside off. Axar has a stab at it and chunks it off the inside half of the bat past mid wicket for a single\n Bhuvneshwar to Rahul, no run back of a length, just outside off. Nips back in and Rahul drops it into the off side\n Bhuvneshwar to Rahul, no run shorter outside off. Holds a little in the surface and Rahul scuffs it towards cover\n Hazlewood to Axar Patel, 1 run hard length in the channel. Axar uses the angle from over the wicket and dabs it towards short third KL Rahul vs Josh Hazlewood BALLS 50 RUNS 73 OUTS 2 SR 146.00 4s\/6s 5\/5\n Hazlewood to Rahul, 1 run back of a length on off. Rahul lets the ball arrive before nudging it behind point for a single\n Hazlewood to Axar Patel, FOUR runs short, wide and punished! Too much width on offer and Axar, rather than trying to fight the pace and bounce, uses it. Throws his hands at the ball and slashes it over short third!\n Hazlewood to Axar Patel, 1 run back of a length on off. Axar drops it into the backward point region and calls his partner through for the single\n Hazlewood to Rahul, 1 run short and wide outside off. Rahul gets up on his toes and cuts it towards deep backward point\n Hazlewood to Axar Patel, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Axar rises with the bounce and drops it right beside him with soft hands IMPACT SUBRCB Suyash Sharma D Padikkal\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run huge lbw shout, not given! Googly on a back of a length on middle and leg. Spins back and raps Rahul on the front pad. Suyash tests out his vocal cords but that was heading down leg\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run googly again, on a back of a length just outside off. Rahul reads it off the pitch and prods it back towards the bowler off the back foot\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run short and wide outside off. Rahul tries to hit it too hard and scuffs it towards extra cover. He will feel he missed out there\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run length just outside off. Rahul plays the trajectory and hangs back, dabbing it towards short third\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 2 runs dragged down outside off. Rahul hacks it between long on and deep mid wicket, and has enough time to get back for two\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run fired in full on middle and off. Rahul stretches forward and eases it to long on\n Hazlewood to Rahul, 1 run shortish outside off. Rahul waits on it and with an open bat face, guides it down to deep third\n Hazlewood to Axar Patel, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Axar stays leg side and runs it down to deep third\n Hazlewood to Rahul, 1 run hard length, following the batter just outside leg. Rahul re-adjusts and knocks it to long on\n Hazlewood to Axar Patel, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Axar hops up onto his toes and punches it towards sweeper cover\n Hazlewood to Rahul, SIX runs a bit of a top edge but that carries all the way! Back of a length on off. Rahul looks to play that trademark flick over square leg and skews it off the top edge. Thanfully for him, he had plenty on that!\n Hazlewood to Rahul, no run cut in half! Hard length just outside off and this decks back in sharply. Rahul looks to repeat the dose but is beaten by the inward movement\n Suyash Sharma to Axar Patel, no run googly on a length on middle and off. Grips in the surface and rips away, breezing past the outside edge of Axar's bat. Suyash follows that up with an especially elongated follow-through Slip comes in\n Suyash Sharma to Axar Patel, FOUR runs that is an Axar Patel special! Floated up into the slot outside off. Axar uses his long reach, gets forward fully and lofts it comfortably over extra cover!\n Suyash Sharma to Axar Patel, 2 runs safe! Thrown up full and wide again. Axar looks slog it across the line this time and shanks it off the outside edge. Just clears short third\n Suyash Sharma to Axar Patel, OUT goneski! Suyash Sharma outfoxes Axar Patel, and the Chinnaswamy finds its collective voice again! Slowed up and bowled full outside off, enticing the big stroke. Axar gives in to that temptation and looks to go inside-out. The bat face, though, just closes slightly upon impact and he picks out David at long off to absolute perfection. Not the greatest shot Axar will ever play in his career, and Suyash stares him down to celebrate the wicket! \n Suyash Sharma to Stubbs, 1 run tossed up full outside off. Stubbs lunges forward and pokes it enough to extra cover's left to get off the mark\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run full outside off. Rahul gets forward and turns it towards deep mid wicket. The initial call was for two but Stubbs was not as interested\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Rahul nurdles it into the square leg region and picks up a single\n Krunal to Stubbs, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Stubbs works it towards deep mid wicket, and both batters settle for a single in the end, despite thinking about two at the start\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run back of a length again, following Rahul outside leg. He punches it towards sweeper cover\n Krunal to Stubbs, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Stubbs goes back and knocks it to long off\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run back of a length on midddle and off. Rahul gives himself a bit of room and pats it to extra cover's left\n Krunal to Stubbs, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Stubbs turns it towards deep mid wicket and keeps strike\n Suyash Sharma to Stubbs, no run back of a length outside off. Spins away and Stubbs jabs it straight to extra cover\n Suyash Sharma to Stubbs, 1 run shorter and wider outside off. Might have been the googly and Stubbs reads it off the pitch, cutting it towards sweeper cover\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run short and wide outside off. Rahul lets it go and the umpire is happy with it. It was touch-and-go\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run back of a length outside off. Skids off the surface and rushes onto Rahul, who can only stab it back to the bowler\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run back of a length outside off. Rahul hangs back and dabs it towards backward point The spin-squeeze is on, and DC will be feeling the pinch here\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run shortish outside off. Rahul gets decent purchase on the cut but cannot get it past backward point\n Krunal to Stubbs, FOUR runs innovation at its best! Slowed up and bowled full on leg stump. Stubbs shapes for the reverse and even though he has to wait for it a touch, he helps it fine past short third!\n Krunal to Stubbs, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Stubbs punches it down the ground to long off\n Krunal to Rahul, SIX runs Rahul takes Krunal on and dumps him over deep backward square leg! Angled in on a length on middle and leg. Rahul gets down on one knee and hoists it over the fence!\n Krunal to Rahul, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Holds a little in the surface and Rahul prods it past the bowler\n Krunal to Stubbs, no run back of a length on middle and off. Stabbed off the back foot towards extra cover\n Krunal to Stubbs, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Stubbs eases it to deep mid wicket and retains strike\n Livingstone to Stubbs, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Stubbs opens his bat face late and cuts it towards short third\n Livingstone to Rahul, FOUR runs dispatched! A bit of a drag-down and this sits up nicely for Rahul just outside off. He opens up his stance and clobbers it to long on's right!\n Livingstone to Rahul, SIX runs oh wow - that is some shot! Rahul knows Livingstone will go full and he puts on his dancing shoes. Gets close enough to the ball and slams it into the sightscreen!\n Livingstone to Rahul, 1 run shortish just outside off. Rahul hops back and pulls it towards long on\n Livingstone to Stubbs, 1 run tossed up full just outside off. Stubbs comes onto the front foot and guides it towards backward point\n Livingstone to Rahul, 1 run safe! Follows the batter outside leg but does so with a juicy full toss. Rahul swings it away and hits that on the bounce to deep backward square leg. That ought to have been in Cubbon Park!\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run back of a length outside off. Rahul throws his hands at it and scuffs it uppishly towards deep point\n Yash Dayal to Stubbs, 1 run full on middle and leg. Stubbs presses forward and flicks it towards long on\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run safe again! Slower ball on a full length outside off. Rahul looks to go inside-out and slices this terribly. The top hand comes off but fortunately for him, it falls well short of deep point. Brings up a 37-ball fifty but no real celebration. He knows the job is not done yet!\n Yash Dayal to Stubbs, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Stubbs stands up on his toes and punches it towards mid off\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, no run back of a length just outside off. Rahul hangs back in his crease and dabs it towards backward point\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Rahul opens up his stance and pulls it towards deep mid wicket\n Hazlewood to Rahul, FOUR runs absolutely crunched! Dug into the track on off stump. Rahul picks the length early, rocks up on his toes and wallops it into the deep square leg fence!\n Hazlewood to Rahul, FOUR runs shot, yaar! On the shorter side again and offering width outside off. Rahul uses his wrists and scythes it past backward point!\n Hazlewood to Rahul, 2 runs back of a length just outside off. Rahul is a touch early into the stroke and tugs it towards deep mid wicket. Stubbs is intent on the second and Rahul responds\n Hazlewood to Rahul, 2 runs off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Rahul waits for it and cuts it delightfully past backward point. Deep point is much finer, though, and cuts it off\n Hazlewood to Rahul, FOUR runs right in the gap! Rahul is batting with a compass in his head here! Another half-tracker on off. Rahul reads it like the morning daily and clubs it through square leg!\n Hazlewood to Rahul, SIX runs Hazlewood travels off the last ball of the over too, and Rahul has absolutely torn the Aussie to shreds! Right in the slot just outside off. Rahul sizes it up early, gives himself room and clatters it over long off!\n Suyash Sharma to Stubbs, 1 run full toss on the pads. Stubbs punches it down the ground towards long on and he will feel he missed out there\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, no run back of a length outside off. Rahul looks to cut and scuffs it towards extra cover\n Suyash Sharma to Rahul, 1 run shortish outside off. Rahul gets onto the back foot and tugs it towards long on\n Suyash Sharma to Stubbs, FOUR runs that is a screamer of a stroke! Fired in ull on middle and off. Stubbs almost stands there like he is on the back-foot and still manages to cream it past extra cover!\n Suyash Sharma to Stubbs, SIX runs that is gone! Gone for six! And Stubbs is joining the party now! Slower and into the slot outside off. Stubbs drops down to one knee and boshes it over long on!\n Suyash Sharma to Stubbs, 1 run full just outside off. Stubbs pushes it down the ground and keeps strike Time for the final break before the finish. DC have nudged their nose in front, and are looking comfortable with these two out in the middle. But if RCB can break this partnership, they could have an avenue into the game, given how tough batters have found it to get going instantly\n Bhuvneshwar to Stubbs, 1 run off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Stubbs prods it down the ground towards long off\n Bhuvneshwar to Rahul, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Rahul dabs it towards backward point and saunters across to the other end\n Bhuvneshwar to Stubbs, FOUR runs that has been mauled to the fence! Slower ball on a back of a length outside off. Sits up for Stubbs and he bludgeons it back past the bowler. Almost a forehand that would have been Carlos Alcaraz proud!\n Bhuvneshwar to Stubbs, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Stubbs stands tall and chips it towards long on\n Bhuvneshwar to Rahul, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Rahul eases it towards long on and picks up another single\n Bhuvneshwar to Stubbs, FOUR runs my word - that is a shot and a half! Stubbs is enjoying himself now! Misses the yorker by a smidgen on the shorter side. Stubbs gets his hands through the ball and blasts it back past the bowler! AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Rahul gets cramped for room a little and stabs it into the off side\n Yash Dayal to Stubbs, 1 run off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Stubbs waits for it and tugs it towards long on\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, SIX runs Rahul is in a hurry now, and you can probably start revving that tuk-tuk now! Marginally short just outside off. Rahul picks the length early, gets his front hip out of the way and smears it over deep mid wicket!\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, FOUR runs KL Rahul, you absolute genius! He is making this chase look like child's play now, and there is pin-drop silence at the Chinnaswamy! Slower ball on a back of a length outside off. Rahul brings out the reverse-ramp and nails it over short third! DC one blow away from a win\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, 5 wide oh dear - you have got to be kidding me! Banged into the track on middle and off and this hurtles over the batter's head. Jitesh, despite his acrobatics, cannot get to it either and the scores are now level! But hang on...RCB have reviewed because, well, why not. No merit in that, and the wide stays, as do the five extras!\n Yash Dayal to Rahul, SIX runs A homecoming for the ages! KL Rahul, formerly and famously of this parish, has rocked up in Bengaluru, and he has stunned the Royal Challengers Bengaluru and the Chinnaswamy into silence! And he has done so with a knock right out of the highest KLass of run-chasing! A fitting blow to end what eventually turned into a comfortable run-chase. Rahul slams his bat into the turf, almost like he is marking territory, points to the badge, shows that he belongs here, does his version of the Calma that Cristiano Ronaldo made famous all those years ago, and the Delhi Capitals remain unbeaten. Coming back to the ball. This was a full toss down leg, and Rahul whipped his wrists into action, shoveling it over the fine leg fence. Rahul is animated, perhaps more than we often see him, and you can see what this means to him. To come back to his home ground, to his former team, and to play this sort of a knock, takes courage, determination and above all, class! See all photos Credit to Stubbs as well. He came in at a time when DC were threatening to flag. But he kept at it, ticking things over and forging a solid partnership with Rahul. DC were helped by the fact that RCB had a fifth-bowler quota to fill, for which they turned to Livingstone, who ended up conceding 14 in an over that shifted the momentum. Bhuvneshwar and Dayal, subsequently, had tougher gigs and in the end, DC had too much for RCB, and RCB had too little in the board to tide over it.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","Axar Patel","J Fraser-McGurk","Rahul","Stubbs","du Plessis"],"Runs":[7.0,15.0,7.0,93.0,38.0,2.0],"Balls_Faced":[7,11,6,53,23,7],"Fours":[1,2,1,7,4,0],"Sixes":[0,0,0,6,1,0],"S\/R":[100.0,136.36,116.67,175.47,165.22,28.57],"dismissal":["c \u2020Sharma b Kumar","c David b Suyash Sharma","c \u2020Sharma b Kumar","Not Out","Not Out","c Patidar b Yash Dayal"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Hazlewood","Krunal","Livingstone","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[24,18,12,6,24,23],"Runs_Given":[26.0,40.0,19.0,14.0,25.0,45.0],"Wickets":[2,0,0,0,1,1],"Overs":[4.0,3.0,2.0,1.0,4.0,3.5],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Cummins to Marsh, FOUR runs .Starts off with a bang! Back of a length ball well outside off, he gets across and hacks .this up and over covers\nCummins to Marsh, no run .Hint of movement for Cummins. Lands the good length ball outside off and nibbles it .away late as Marsh shoulders arms\nCummins to Marsh, no run .On a length homing in around off stump, Marsh gets stifle across and defends to cover\nCummins to Marsh, SIX runs .WHACKED! Just a touch short just outside off, but Marsh is in position so early. Picks .the length up early and hammers the pull over deep midwicket to get the six counter .running .Long on is back now\nCummins to Marsh, no run .Beaten by a jaffa! On a good length landing just outside off and continuing to shape it .away. Marsh, to his credit, did not go chasing at that\nCummins to Marsh, 1 run .Yes, no and they take the run, eventually. On a length on middle and leg, he pushes .towards mid-on and sets off.\nDubey to Marsh, no run .And so nearly he gets a wicket first ball. Gently tossed up well outside off, he looks to .slap it away, but gets a bottom edge to Kishan. It went low and he just tried to hold it in .between his legs. A very tough chance that\nDubey to Marsh, SIX runs .Tossed up outside off, he lays into it and thumps him over the long-on fence\nDubey to Marsh, no run .Angled in on off stump, he pushes this back to the bowler\nDubey to Marsh, 1 run .Fullish in length outside off, he drives to long-off .Stays around the wicket to Markram\nDubey to Markram, 1 run .Flatter and fuller outside off, he eases this to long-off to get off the mark\nDubey to Marsh, no run .Goes wide of the crease and on the fuller side outside off as Marsh drives him to cover .point\nCummins to Markram, no run .Sharp length ball on middle and leg stump as Markram watches carefully and defends .back to the bowler with a straight face of the bat\nCummins to Markram, no run .Good length ball just outside off stump at 137.6kph hitting the bat hard. Markram .punches this to mid-off\nCummins to Markram, FOUR runs .What timing on that! On a length on middle stump, Markram presents the full face of the .bat and pushes this to the right of Klaasen at mid-off\nCummins to Markram, 1 run .Hard length ball on off stump, he pats this to point\nCummins to Marsh, 2 runs .Nicely done. Length ball on his pads, he flicks this neatly through midwicket for a couple .of runs\nCummins to Marsh, 2 runs .Similar length ball on the pads of Marsh who works this behind square for two more.\nDubey to Markram, 1 wide .Oh, that's a stumping chance gone a begging. Fuller down leg, Markram misses the .flick, overbalances and loses his footing to slip out of his crease. Kishan though fails to .collect it clearly\nDubey to Markram, no run .Fuller outside off, he drives to covers\nDubey to Markram, 1 run .On the flatter side on the stumps, he gets this to mid-on . .Mitchell Marsh vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .653 .OUTS .18 .4s\/6s .44\/27 .SR .116.81 .AVE .36.27\nDubey to Marsh, FOUR runs .Not timed cleanly but Marsh gets four more, nevertheless. Angled in on middle he drags .this to the leg side, but there is so much space that there is nothing deep midwicket can .do\nDubey to Marsh, 1 run .Fullish outside off, he pushes to long-off . .Aiden Markram vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .609 .OUTS .20 .4s\/6s .39\/17 .SR .119.88 .AVE .30.45\nDubey to Markram, SIX runs .That is a top shot from Markram! Not a poor delivery by any stretch of the imagination. .On the stumps, he backs away just a touch and goes straight as an arrow over the .bowler's head. The cameraman has to duck for cover.\nDubey to Markram, FOUR runs .17 off the over! And that is once more a lovely hit by Markram. He's looking so fluent .today. Fired in on leg stump, rather just out. But Markram gives himself room and slams .him up and over straight down\nHarshal to Marsh, 1 wide .Starts with a short and wide delivery well outside off. Called a wide.\nHarshal to Marsh, SIX runs .The Bison in the house, ladies and gentlemen! Short, wide, punished! He pumps this .with some power over the deep cover fence\nHarshal to Marsh, no run .Good riposte from Harshal. Lands the good length ball on off stump and tails it away .late beating Marsh's outside edge\nHarshal to Marsh, 1 run .Short and wide again, he slams the cut to cover where a misfield allows them a run\nHarshal to Markram, FOUR runs .Another short and wide delivery, another four. Outside off, he waits for it and steers it .late in between backward point and short third\nHarshal to Markram, no run .Slower good length ball outside off, he cuts this late again but straight to short third . .Harshal Patel in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .455 .WKTS .17 .4s\/6s .86\/21 .ECON .8.99 .AVE .40.11\nHarshal to Markram, no run .On-pace length ball on the stumps, Markram pushes this to mid-on\nMalinga to Marsh, SIX runs .It's made a dent on the car! Back of a length ball on his hips, he helps this over deep .backward square leg and the ball hits the Tata Curvv car, stationed just behind the .boundary hoarding making a solid dent on it\nMalinga to Marsh, no run .On-pace length ball on middle stump, he pushes to mid-on\nMalinga to Marsh, no run .Slower fuller length ball on middle, he ticks this to short midwicket . .LSG in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .12 .WKTS .13 .RR .9.35 .AVE .51.46\nMalinga to Marsh, 1 run .Knee-high full toss on off stump, he pushes this to long-on\nMalinga to Markram, FOUR runs .Oof! Markram is in some form today. Good length ball outside off, he prods forward, .waits for the ball and square drives this on the up\nMalinga to Markram, 1 run .Slower length ball on off stump, he adjusts and gets this down to long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Markram, 1 run .Tad short on off and middle stump, he backs away and slaps this to deep cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run .Back of a length on middle and leg, he stays back and pushes to long-on with a straight .face of the bat\nZeeshan Ansari to Markram, 1 run .Flatter googly at 94kph and on the pads of Markram who stays legside of it and works .this to deep midwicket\nZeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run .Down leg again, and shortish as well as Marsh ticks this with soft hands towards deep .midwicket . .Zeeshan Ansari in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .188 .WKTS .6 .4s\/6s .21\/15 .ECON .9.41 .AVE .49.16\nZeeshan Ansari to Markram, SIX runs .Going, going... gone! Slightly short and Markram has smoked this with a straight bat .over long-on. Wow! Skidder on the stumps, he rocks back and takes full toll\nZeeshan Ansari to Markram, 2 runs .Tad short again outside off, he punches to the left of long-off and gets two more for his .effort.\nDubey to Marsh, FOUR runs .Tossed up outside off, he mistimed it but still gets four. Was aiming to go over extra .cover. But a hint of turn means he slices it over point. As it turns out, there are no .fielders there as well.\nDubey to Marsh, 1 run .Arm ball outside off, he punches to deep point for a run\nDubey to Markram, 1 run .Angled in on the stumps on the fuller side, he pushes back to the bowler with a straight .bat. Dubey misfields and concedes run . .Aiden Markram in IPL, 2025 .INNS .12 .RUNS .385 .SR .150.39 .AVE .35.00 .HS .66\nDubey to Marsh, 1 run .Length ball outside off, he drives this neatly to deep cover\nDubey to Markram, 1 run .Flatter outside off, he punches to the left of the bowler. He dives, but a slight misfield is .enough to get the batters a run\nDubey to Marsh, 1 run .Fifty for Marsh and his stunning IPL 2025 continues. His fifth 50-plus score this season. .Gets there by easing a length ball in middle to long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run .Flatter outside off, he punches to deep extra cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Markram, 1 run .Dropped by Aniket Verma at deep extra cover. Floated outside off, Markram looks to go .inside-out over cover. Does not time it as well. Verma dives forward, gets both hands to .it but can't hang on . .Mitchell Marsh vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .513 .OUTS .21 .4s\/6s .30\/16 .SR .112.50 .AVE .24.42\nZeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run .Tossed up well outside off, Marsh gets down on one knee and drives to long-off\nZeeshan Ansari to Markram, 1 run .Flatter outside off stump, he cuts this to deep extra cover's left\nZeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 wide .Gets the length ball a rip but it lands just pas the tramline outside off. Called a wide\nZeeshan Ansari to Marsh, FOUR runs .That would have been a stunner had Reddy hung on. Not a lot of fielders who wouldn't .have even attempted that catch. Stifle short on middle, he goes back and pulls this hard .and flat. Reddy hares in from deep midwicket, but the ball falls short\nZeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run .Wrong'un on middle, Marsh miscues this to deep midwicket\nHarshal to Marsh, no run .Just short of backward point. Was a good length ball outside off, he slices this to .Reddy. . .Harshal Patel in IPL, 2025 .INNS .11 .WKTS .14 .ECON .9.46 .AVE .23.78 .BEST .4\/28\nHarshal to Marsh, no run .Yorker on off stump, he digs this back to the bowler\nHarshal to Marsh, no run .A third straight dot ball! Slower good length ball outside off, Marsh looks to belt the .cover off it , makes no connection\nHarshal to Marsh, FOUR runs .Edged and another tough chance goes down. Proper edge, and think Kishan should .have held on. Fuller outside off, he squeezes it and gets a thick outside edge flicking the .top of Kishan's outstretched right mitt.\nHarshal to Marsh, FOUR runs .Short of a length ball on middle, he pulls and splits the gap between deep midwicket .and deep square. Stunning placement\nHarshal to Marsh, no run .Has Harshal taken that in his follow-through? He's thrown the ball up almost in .celebration and then just walked away. The umpires are going up to check. Was a fuller- .length ball outside off, he pushes this back at the bowler, quite low. Harshal bends .down low and the question is were his hands under the ball? Lots of angles being .checked. The third umpire Virender Sharma takes his time and then says that he can .see the ball grounded. Not out flashes on the big screen. .Here's Suds for his first stint of the game","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs LSG, 61st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Cummins to Marsh, FOUR runs Starts off with a bang! Back of a length ball well outside off, he gets across and hacks this up and over covers\n Cummins to Marsh, no run Hint of movement for Cummins. Lands the good length ball outside off and nibbles it away late as Marsh shoulders arms\n Cummins to Marsh, no run On a length homing in around off stump, Marsh gets stifle across and defends to cover\n Cummins to Marsh, SIX runs WHACKED! Just a touch short just outside off, but Marsh is in position so early. Picks the length up early and hammers the pull over deep midwicket to get the six counter running Long on is back now\n Cummins to Marsh, no run Beaten by a jaffa! On a good length landing just outside off and continuing to shape it away. Marsh, to his credit, did not go chasing at that\n Cummins to Marsh, 1 run Yes, no and they take the run, eventually. On a length on middle and leg, he pushes towards mid-on and sets off.\n Dubey to Marsh, no run And so nearly he gets a wicket first ball. Gently tossed up well outside off, he looks to slap it away, but gets a bottom edge to Kishan. It went low and he just tried to hold it in between his legs. A very tough chance that\n Dubey to Marsh, SIX runs Tossed up outside off, he lays into it and thumps him over the long-on fence\n Dubey to Marsh, no run Angled in on off stump, he pushes this back to the bowler\n Dubey to Marsh, 1 run Fullish in length outside off, he drives to long-off Stays around the wicket to Markram\n Dubey to Markram, 1 run Flatter and fuller outside off, he eases this to long-off to get off the mark\n Dubey to Marsh, no run Goes wide of the crease and on the fuller side outside off as Marsh drives him to cover point\n Cummins to Markram, no run Sharp length ball on middle and leg stump as Markram watches carefully and defends back to the bowler with a straight face of the bat\n Cummins to Markram, no run Good length ball just outside off stump at 137.6kph hitting the bat hard. Markram punches this to mid-off\n Cummins to Markram, FOUR runs What timing on that! On a length on middle stump, Markram presents the full face of the bat and pushes this to the right of Klaasen at mid-off\n Cummins to Markram, 1 run Hard length ball on off stump, he pats this to point\n Cummins to Marsh, 2 runs Nicely done. Length ball on his pads, he flicks this neatly through midwicket for a couple of runs\n Cummins to Marsh, 2 runs Similar length ball on the pads of Marsh who works this behind square for two more.\n Dubey to Markram, 1 wide Oh, that's a stumping chance gone a begging. Fuller down leg, Markram misses the flick, overbalances and loses his footing to slip out of his crease. Kishan though fails to collect it clearly\n Dubey to Markram, no run Fuller outside off, he drives to covers\n Dubey to Markram, 1 run On the flatter side on the stumps, he gets this to mid-on Mitchell Marsh vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 653 OUTS 18 4s\/6s 44\/27 SR 116.81 AVE 36.27\n Dubey to Marsh, FOUR runs Not timed cleanly but Marsh gets four more, nevertheless. Angled in on middle he drags this to the leg side, but there is so much space that there is nothing deep midwicket can do\n Dubey to Marsh, 1 run Fullish outside off, he pushes to long-off Aiden Markram vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 609 OUTS 20 4s\/6s 39\/17 SR 119.88 AVE 30.45\n Dubey to Markram, SIX runs That is a top shot from Markram! Not a poor delivery by any stretch of the imagination. On the stumps, he backs away just a touch and goes straight as an arrow over the bowler's head. The cameraman has to duck for cover.\n Dubey to Markram, FOUR runs 17 off the over! And that is once more a lovely hit by Markram. He's looking so fluent today. Fired in on leg stump, rather just out. But Markram gives himself room and slams him up and over straight down\n Harshal to Marsh, 1 wide Starts with a short and wide delivery well outside off. Called a wide.\n Harshal to Marsh, SIX runs The Bison in the house, ladies and gentlemen! Short, wide, punished! He pumps this with some power over the deep cover fence\n Harshal to Marsh, no run Good riposte from Harshal. Lands the good length ball on off stump and tails it away late beating Marsh's outside edge\n Harshal to Marsh, 1 run Short and wide again, he slams the cut to cover where a misfield allows them a run\n Harshal to Markram, FOUR runs Another short and wide delivery, another four. Outside off, he waits for it and steers it late in between backward point and short third\n Harshal to Markram, no run Slower good length ball outside off, he cuts this late again but straight to short third BALLS 455 WKTS 17 4s\/6s 86\/21 ECON 8.99 AVE 40.11\n Harshal to Markram, no run On-pace length ball on the stumps, Markram pushes this to mid-on\n Malinga to Marsh, SIX runs It's made a dent on the car! Back of a length ball on his hips, he helps this over deep backward square leg and the ball hits the Tata Curvv car, stationed just behind the boundary hoarding making a solid dent on it\n Malinga to Marsh, no run On-pace length ball on middle stump, he pushes to mid-on\n Malinga to Marsh, no run Slower fuller length ball on middle, he ticks this to short midwicket INNS 12 WKTS 13 RR 9.35 AVE 51.46\n Malinga to Marsh, 1 run Knee-high full toss on off stump, he pushes this to long-on\n Malinga to Markram, FOUR runs Oof! Markram is in some form today. Good length ball outside off, he prods forward, waits for the ball and square drives this on the up\n Malinga to Markram, 1 run Slower length ball on off stump, he adjusts and gets this down to long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Markram, 1 run Tad short on off and middle stump, he backs away and slaps this to deep cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run Back of a length on middle and leg, he stays back and pushes to long-on with a straight face of the bat\n Zeeshan Ansari to Markram, 1 run Flatter googly at 94kph and on the pads of Markram who stays legside of it and works this to deep midwicket\n Zeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run Down leg again, and shortish as well as Marsh ticks this with soft hands towards deep midwicket BALLS 188 WKTS 6 4s\/6s 21\/15 ECON 9.41 AVE 49.16\n Zeeshan Ansari to Markram, SIX runs Going, going... gone! Slightly short and Markram has smoked this with a straight bat over long-on. Wow! Skidder on the stumps, he rocks back and takes full toll\n Zeeshan Ansari to Markram, 2 runs Tad short again outside off, he punches to the left of long-off and gets two more for his effort.\n Dubey to Marsh, FOUR runs Tossed up outside off, he mistimed it but still gets four. Was aiming to go over extra cover. But a hint of turn means he slices it over point. As it turns out, there are no fielders there as well.\n Dubey to Marsh, 1 run Arm ball outside off, he punches to deep point for a run\n Dubey to Markram, 1 run Angled in on the stumps on the fuller side, he pushes back to the bowler with a straight bat. Dubey misfields and concedes run Aiden Markram in IPL, 2025 INNS 12 RUNS 385 SR 150.39 AVE 35.00 HS 66\n Dubey to Marsh, 1 run Length ball outside off, he drives this neatly to deep cover\n Dubey to Markram, 1 run Flatter outside off, he punches to the left of the bowler. He dives, but a slight misfield is enough to get the batters a run\n Dubey to Marsh, 1 run Fifty for Marsh and his stunning IPL 2025 continues. His fifth 50-plus score this season. Gets there by easing a length ball in middle to long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run Flatter outside off, he punches to deep extra cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Markram, 1 run Dropped by Aniket Verma at deep extra cover. Floated outside off, Markram looks to go inside-out over cover. Does not time it as well. Verma dives forward, gets both hands to it but can't hang on Mitchell Marsh vs legspin in T20s RUNS 513 OUTS 21 4s\/6s 30\/16 SR 112.50 AVE 24.42\n Zeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run Tossed up well outside off, Marsh gets down on one knee and drives to long-off\n Zeeshan Ansari to Markram, 1 run Flatter outside off stump, he cuts this to deep extra cover's left\n Zeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 wide Gets the length ball a rip but it lands just pas the tramline outside off. Called a wide\n Zeeshan Ansari to Marsh, FOUR runs That would have been a stunner had Reddy hung on. Not a lot of fielders who wouldn't have even attempted that catch. Stifle short on middle, he goes back and pulls this hard and flat. Reddy hares in from deep midwicket, but the ball falls short\n Zeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run Wrong'un on middle, Marsh miscues this to deep midwicket\n Harshal to Marsh, no run Just short of backward point. Was a good length ball outside off, he slices this to Reddy. Harshal Patel in IPL, 2025 INNS 11 WKTS 14 ECON 9.46 AVE 23.78 BEST 4\/28\n Harshal to Marsh, no run Yorker on off stump, he digs this back to the bowler\n Harshal to Marsh, no run A third straight dot ball! Slower good length ball outside off, Marsh looks to belt the cover off it , makes no connection\n Harshal to Marsh, FOUR runs Edged and another tough chance goes down. Proper edge, and think Kishan should have held on. Fuller outside off, he squeezes it and gets a thick outside edge flicking the top of Kishan's outstretched right mitt.\n Harshal to Marsh, FOUR runs Short of a length ball on middle, he pulls and splits the gap between deep midwicket and deep square. Stunning placement\n Harshal to Marsh, no run Has Harshal taken that in his follow-through? He's thrown the ball up almost in celebration and then just walked away. The umpires are going up to check. Was a fuller-length ball outside off, he pushes this back at the bowler, quite low. Harshal bends down low and the question is were his hands under the ball? Lots of angles being checked. The third umpire Virender Sharma takes his time and then says that he can see the ball grounded. Not out flashes on the big screen. Here's Suds for his first stint of the game","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Markram","Marsh"],"Runs":[40.0,65.0],"Balls_Faced":[22,38],"Fours":[4,6],"Sixes":[2,4],"S\/R":[181.82,171.05],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Cummins","Dubey","Harshal","Malinga","Zeeshan Ansari"],"Balls":[12,18,12,6,12],"Runs_Given":[20.0,34.0,20.0,12.0,22.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,3.0,2.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Cummins to Marsh, FOUR runs .Starts off with a bang! Back of a length ball well outside off, he gets across and hacks .this up and over covers\nCummins to Marsh, no run .Hint of movement for Cummins. Lands the good length ball outside off and nibbles it .away late as Marsh shoulders arms\nCummins to Marsh, no run .On a length homing in around off stump, Marsh gets stifle across and defends to cover\nCummins to Marsh, SIX runs .WHACKED! Just a touch short just outside off, but Marsh is in position so early. Picks .the length up early and hammers the pull over deep midwicket to get the six counter .running .Long on is back now\nCummins to Marsh, no run .Beaten by a jaffa! On a good length landing just outside off and continuing to shape it .away. Marsh, to his credit, did not go chasing at that\nCummins to Marsh, 1 run .Yes, no and they take the run, eventually. On a length on middle and leg, he pushes .towards mid-on and sets off.\nDubey to Marsh, no run .And so nearly he gets a wicket first ball. Gently tossed up well outside off, he looks to .slap it away, but gets a bottom edge to Kishan. It went low and he just tried to hold it in .between his legs. A very tough chance that\nDubey to Marsh, SIX runs .Tossed up outside off, he lays into it and thumps him over the long-on fence\nDubey to Marsh, no run .Angled in on off stump, he pushes this back to the bowler\nDubey to Marsh, 1 run .Fullish in length outside off, he drives to long-off .Stays around the wicket to Markram\nDubey to Markram, 1 run .Flatter and fuller outside off, he eases this to long-off to get off the mark\nDubey to Marsh, no run .Goes wide of the crease and on the fuller side outside off as Marsh drives him to cover .point\nCummins to Markram, no run .Sharp length ball on middle and leg stump as Markram watches carefully and defends .back to the bowler with a straight face of the bat\nCummins to Markram, no run .Good length ball just outside off stump at 137.6kph hitting the bat hard. Markram .punches this to mid-off\nCummins to Markram, FOUR runs .What timing on that! On a length on middle stump, Markram presents the full face of the .bat and pushes this to the right of Klaasen at mid-off\nCummins to Markram, 1 run .Hard length ball on off stump, he pats this to point\nCummins to Marsh, 2 runs .Nicely done. Length ball on his pads, he flicks this neatly through midwicket for a couple .of runs\nCummins to Marsh, 2 runs .Similar length ball on the pads of Marsh who works this behind square for two more.\nDubey to Markram, 1 wide .Oh, that's a stumping chance gone a begging. Fuller down leg, Markram misses the .flick, overbalances and loses his footing to slip out of his crease. Kishan though fails to .collect it clearly\nDubey to Markram, no run .Fuller outside off, he drives to covers\nDubey to Markram, 1 run .On the flatter side on the stumps, he gets this to mid-on . .Mitchell Marsh vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .653 .OUTS .18 .4s\/6s .44\/27 .SR .116.81 .AVE .36.27\nDubey to Marsh, FOUR runs .Not timed cleanly but Marsh gets four more, nevertheless. Angled in on middle he drags .this to the leg side, but there is so much space that there is nothing deep midwicket can .do\nDubey to Marsh, 1 run .Fullish outside off, he pushes to long-off . .Aiden Markram vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .609 .OUTS .20 .4s\/6s .39\/17 .SR .119.88 .AVE .30.45\nDubey to Markram, SIX runs .That is a top shot from Markram! Not a poor delivery by any stretch of the imagination. .On the stumps, he backs away just a touch and goes straight as an arrow over the .bowler's head. The cameraman has to duck for cover.\nDubey to Markram, FOUR runs .17 off the over! And that is once more a lovely hit by Markram. He's looking so fluent .today. Fired in on leg stump, rather just out. But Markram gives himself room and slams .him up and over straight down\nHarshal to Marsh, 1 wide .Starts with a short and wide delivery well outside off. Called a wide.\nHarshal to Marsh, SIX runs .The Bison in the house, ladies and gentlemen! Short, wide, punished! He pumps this .with some power over the deep cover fence\nHarshal to Marsh, no run .Good riposte from Harshal. Lands the good length ball on off stump and tails it away .late beating Marsh's outside edge\nHarshal to Marsh, 1 run .Short and wide again, he slams the cut to cover where a misfield allows them a run\nHarshal to Markram, FOUR runs .Another short and wide delivery, another four. Outside off, he waits for it and steers it .late in between backward point and short third\nHarshal to Markram, no run .Slower good length ball outside off, he cuts this late again but straight to short third . .Harshal Patel in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .455 .WKTS .17 .4s\/6s .86\/21 .ECON .8.99 .AVE .40.11\nHarshal to Markram, no run .On-pace length ball on the stumps, Markram pushes this to mid-on\nMalinga to Marsh, SIX runs .It's made a dent on the car! Back of a length ball on his hips, he helps this over deep .backward square leg and the ball hits the Tata Curvv car, stationed just behind the .boundary hoarding making a solid dent on it\nMalinga to Marsh, no run .On-pace length ball on middle stump, he pushes to mid-on\nMalinga to Marsh, no run .Slower fuller length ball on middle, he ticks this to short midwicket . .LSG in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .12 .WKTS .13 .RR .9.35 .AVE .51.46\nMalinga to Marsh, 1 run .Knee-high full toss on off stump, he pushes this to long-on\nMalinga to Markram, FOUR runs .Oof! Markram is in some form today. Good length ball outside off, he prods forward, .waits for the ball and square drives this on the up\nMalinga to Markram, 1 run .Slower length ball on off stump, he adjusts and gets this down to long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Markram, 1 run .Tad short on off and middle stump, he backs away and slaps this to deep cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run .Back of a length on middle and leg, he stays back and pushes to long-on with a straight .face of the bat\nZeeshan Ansari to Markram, 1 run .Flatter googly at 94kph and on the pads of Markram who stays legside of it and works .this to deep midwicket\nZeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run .Down leg again, and shortish as well as Marsh ticks this with soft hands towards deep .midwicket . .Zeeshan Ansari in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .188 .WKTS .6 .4s\/6s .21\/15 .ECON .9.41 .AVE .49.16\nZeeshan Ansari to Markram, SIX runs .Going, going... gone! Slightly short and Markram has smoked this with a straight bat .over long-on. Wow! Skidder on the stumps, he rocks back and takes full toll\nZeeshan Ansari to Markram, 2 runs .Tad short again outside off, he punches to the left of long-off and gets two more for his .effort.\nDubey to Marsh, FOUR runs .Tossed up outside off, he mistimed it but still gets four. Was aiming to go over extra .cover. But a hint of turn means he slices it over point. As it turns out, there are no .fielders there as well.\nDubey to Marsh, 1 run .Arm ball outside off, he punches to deep point for a run\nDubey to Markram, 1 run .Angled in on the stumps on the fuller side, he pushes back to the bowler with a straight .bat. Dubey misfields and concedes run . .Aiden Markram in IPL, 2025 .INNS .12 .RUNS .385 .SR .150.39 .AVE .35.00 .HS .66\nDubey to Marsh, 1 run .Length ball outside off, he drives this neatly to deep cover\nDubey to Markram, 1 run .Flatter outside off, he punches to the left of the bowler. He dives, but a slight misfield is .enough to get the batters a run\nDubey to Marsh, 1 run .Fifty for Marsh and his stunning IPL 2025 continues. His fifth 50-plus score this season. .Gets there by easing a length ball in middle to long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run .Flatter outside off, he punches to deep extra cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Markram, 1 run .Dropped by Aniket Verma at deep extra cover. Floated outside off, Markram looks to go .inside-out over cover. Does not time it as well. Verma dives forward, gets both hands to .it but can't hang on . .Mitchell Marsh vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .513 .OUTS .21 .4s\/6s .30\/16 .SR .112.50 .AVE .24.42\nZeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run .Tossed up well outside off, Marsh gets down on one knee and drives to long-off\nZeeshan Ansari to Markram, 1 run .Flatter outside off stump, he cuts this to deep extra cover's left\nZeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 wide .Gets the length ball a rip but it lands just pas the tramline outside off. Called a wide\nZeeshan Ansari to Marsh, FOUR runs .That would have been a stunner had Reddy hung on. Not a lot of fielders who wouldn't .have even attempted that catch. Stifle short on middle, he goes back and pulls this hard .and flat. Reddy hares in from deep midwicket, but the ball falls short\nZeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run .Wrong'un on middle, Marsh miscues this to deep midwicket\nHarshal to Marsh, no run .Just short of backward point. Was a good length ball outside off, he slices this to .Reddy. . .Harshal Patel in IPL, 2025 .INNS .11 .WKTS .14 .ECON .9.46 .AVE .23.78 .BEST .4\/28\nHarshal to Marsh, no run .Yorker on off stump, he digs this back to the bowler\nHarshal to Marsh, no run .A third straight dot ball! Slower good length ball outside off, Marsh looks to belt the .cover off it , makes no connection\nHarshal to Marsh, FOUR runs .Edged and another tough chance goes down. Proper edge, and think Kishan should .have held on. Fuller outside off, he squeezes it and gets a thick outside edge flicking the .top of Kishan's outstretched right mitt.\nHarshal to Marsh, FOUR runs .Short of a length ball on middle, he pulls and splits the gap between deep midwicket .and deep square. Stunning placement\nHarshal to Marsh, no run .Has Harshal taken that in his follow-through? He's thrown the ball up almost in .celebration and then just walked away. The umpires are going up to check. Was a fuller- .length ball outside off, he pushes this back at the bowler, quite low. Harshal bends .down low and the question is were his hands under the ball? Lots of angles being .checked. The third umpire Virender Sharma takes his time and then says that he can .see the ball grounded. Not out flashes on the big screen. .Here's Suds for his first stint of the game\nDubey to Markram, SIX runs .Huuuugggeeeee! Tossed up on middle and leg, Markram gets under it and sends it .sailing over the sight-screen\nDubey to Markram, 1 run .Driven down to long-off\nDubey to Marsh, OUT .Dubey gets a wicket, finally. He should have got one on the first balls of each of his first .two overs, but gets his maiden IPL wicket in his third. Celebrates by running with his .arms aloft. Tosses one up around off, it spins away a touch. Marsh is turned inside out .and slices it towards short third where Malinga dives and pouches it .Mitchell Marsh c Malinga b Dubey 65 (39b 6x4 4x6 46m) SR: 166.66\nDubey to Pant, 1 run .Fuller on leg, eased down to long-on to get going\nDubey to Markram, 1 run .Quicker one, full on off and middle, he goes back and punches it through cover\nDubey to Pant, 1 run .Quicker and just outside off, chopped towards cover-point, ten runs and a wicket for .Dubey\nMalinga to Pant, no run .Charges down the track and has a swish across the line to the shortish ball, misses it .completely\nMalinga to Pant, 1 run .Slower full one on leg, pushed past extra cover towards wide mid-off\nMalinga to Markram, no run .Very full around off, squeezes it above the bowler, hits the stumps at the other end . .Rishabh Pant in IPL, 2025 .INNS .11 .RUNS .131 .SR .98.49 .AVE .13.10 .HS .63\nMalinga to Markram, 1 run .Yorker on off, dug out towards long-on\nMalinga to Pant, FOUR runs .Pant finds the boundary. Banged in short on leg, he crouches just a touch and pulls it .through backward square leg\nMalinga to Pant, OUT .Stunnning catch, Malinga! Superbly done and such has been the season for Pant. Pant .has tried his best but his low run of scores just refuses to leave him. Malinga goes pace .off, aims for the yorker on leg. Pant leans forward as he looks to keep it out. All he does .is ends up chipping it back towards the left of the bowler, who leaps in his follow- .through and holds on despite falling down. Amazing catch that gives another low score .for the LSG captain .Rishabh Pant c & b Malinga 7 (6b 1x4 0x6 6m) SR: 116.66\nNitish Kumar to Markram, 1 run .Starts off with a length ball on middle, punched down to long-on to bring up a fine half- .century, his fifth this season\nNitish Kumar to Pooran, FOUR runs .Streaky way to get going, NickyP. Reddy almost nails the yorker on off from around the .wicket, Pooran looks to push at it but gets a thick inside edge past leg\nNitish Kumar to Pooran, 2 runs .Full and angling in on leg, clipped through backward square leg for a brace, 133.9kph. .Throw a bit wide at the bowler's end, would have been curtains for Markram had it been .on target\nNitish Kumar to Pooran, 1 run .Fuller on middle, drives it down to long-on\nNitish Kumar to Markram, no run .Length ball outside off, punched to cover\nNitish Kumar to Markram, no run .Slanting in on a length, it is the slower one at 116.4kph, Markram looks to flick it across .but misses and is hit on the back leg\nCummins to Pooran, 1 run .Full on off, driven to wide mid-off for a quick one\nCummins to Markram, 1 run .Back of a length angled in on off, cross-batted down to long-on\nCummins to Pooran, 1 wide .Full and speared down leg, he misses the flick. A full-stretch dive from Kishan to pouch .that\nCummins to Pooran, 1 run .Bangs it short but it almost never arrives to Pooran. The slower one at 117.2kph, he .pulls it through midwicket\nCummins to Markram, 1 run .Yorker on middle and leg, 140kph, squeezed off the inside edge onto the pad\nCummins to Pooran, no run .Fuller outside off, driven straight to mid-off\nCummins to Pooran, 1 run .Slower one on leg, punched down to long-on\nMalinga to Pooran, 1 run .Goes very full around off, he opens the bat face to drive it through point\nMalinga to Markram, no run .Slower full toss almost foxes Markram, who adjusts and pushes it back towards the .bowler. A little bit of dip as well\nMalinga to Markram, 1 run .Full toss on leg, heaved to deep midwicket\nMalinga to Pooran, FOUR runs .Opens the bat face to play it away from the fielder in the deep. Another full toss on off, .aiming for the yorker, Pooran leans into it and manages to beat backward point and .deep cover-point\nMalinga to Pooran, 1 run .Very full on middle and leg, driven back to the bowler\nMalinga to Markram, 1 run .Low full toss outside off, he can only bunt it down to long-on\nHarshal to Markram, (no ball) SIX runs .High full toss despatched! It will be checked for height, but Markram gets on his toes .and heaves it well over deep midwicket. It is a no-ball .Free hit...\nHarshal to Markram, 1 run .Full toss outside off now, clubbed to deep cover . .Nicholas Pooran vs Harshal Patel .BALLS .49 .RUNS .79 .OUTS .1 .SR .161.22 .4s\/6s .7\/5\nHarshal to Pooran, FOUR runs .Direction gone wrong for Harshal, absolutely right for Pooran. It is full, angling it down .leg and on the pad, he flicks it away from short fine leg\nHarshal to Pooran, 1 run .Fuller outside off, driven to cover\nHarshal to Markram, OUT .Nails the slow, dipping yorker, finally! Harshal goes wide of the crease and angles it on .middle, Markram thinks there's another full toss for the taking. But it dips just as it .reaches him, goes under the bat and rattles the stumps to give Harshal his 150th IPL .wicket. SRH put a timely end to Markram's blitz .Aiden Markram b Patel 61 (38b 4x4 4x6 74m) SR: 160.52\nHarshal to Badoni, 1 run .Full outside off, he looks to go through off but gets it off the inner half through mid-on .Sampath tells us that Harshal is the second fastest to 150 wickets (117 matches) in .the IPL behind Lasith Malinga (105)\nHarshal to Pooran, no run .Fuller on middle, defended off the front foot . .IMPACT SUBSRH .A Taide .Zeeshan Ansari\nCummins to Badoni, 1 run .Full toss outside off, 140.1kph, sliced past backward point\nCummins to Pooran, 1 run .In-angling almost-yorker on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\nCummins to Badoni, 1 run .Just clears mid-off by hopping and flat-batting a short ball outside off. Slower one at .120kph\nCummins to Pooran, no run .Full on middle and leg, he clears the front leg and hits it to mid-off on the bounce\nCummins to Pooran, FOUR runs .Well over mid-off, almost goes the distance. Cummins goes for a similar ball, full and .angling in on middle and leg, Pooran clears his front leg and thumps it straight over\nCummins to Pooran, 1 run .Very full on leg, toe-ends it to long-on\nMalinga to Pooran, no run .Angling in on a length from around the stumps, 132.5kph, Pooran looks to smack it .across the line but gets a thick inside edge onto his body\nMalinga to Pooran, 1 run .Bumper angling in, not much pace on it and he pulls it towards deep backward square .leg. Was in the air but fell well short as it had no timing\nMalinga to Badoni, no run .Slower full ball outside off, he has to wait for the ball to come and can only drive it back .to the bowler\nMalinga to Badoni, OUT .Sliced straight to deep cover running in. Malinga goes full and wide, very full ball that, .134.3kph. Badoni looks to go aerial over the off side but only slices it in the air off the .toe end. Reddy runs in, has his eyes on the ball and takes it. Was the cross seamer .Ayush Badoni c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Malinga 3 (5b 0x4 0x6 11m) SR: 60\nMalinga to Abdul Samad, 1 run .Very full on middle, the slowie again, nudged through midwicket\nMalinga to Pooran, no run .Dug in short on middle and leg, Pooran is caught by surprise. He looks to pull, then get .out of the way and then again put bat to ball, misses everything. Just two runs and a .wicket, what an over.\nHarshal to Abdul Samad, 1 run .Full toss hit straight back, almost a catch. Harshal misses and it goes down to long-off . .Nicholas Pooran in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1999 .OUTS .84 .4s\/6s .137\/160 .SR .196.17 .AVE .23.79\nHarshal to Pooran, 1 wide .Comes around the wicket and bowls a juicy full toss wide outside off, he cannot reach it\nHarshal to Pooran, 1 wide .Wide again, as he spears it very full and outside off. Lands at the far end of the guide- .line\nHarshal to Pooran, (no ball) FOUR runs .Does not get away this time. Another full toss, another wide one, Pooran manages to .get a thick outside edge toe end and that evades short third. Surely, the height of the .ball will be checked. In fact, it has been given as no-ball, SRH have reviewed it. The no- .ball call stays .Free hit for a batter who doesn't really need one\nHarshal to Pooran, 1 run .Full and straight on middle and leg, he clears his front leg and smacks it on the bounce .to long-on\nHarshal to Abdul Samad, no run .Bouncer from over the wicket, wide of the crease, Samad pulls but connects with .nothing. Harshal thinks there is an edge, appeals and then convinces Cummins to .review. Nothing on the Ultra-Edge, it went off Samad's right shoulder\nHarshal to Abdul Samad, 1 run .High full toss on middle, 133.5kph, Samad can only plonk it over the umpire\nHarshal to Pooran, FOUR runs .Poor ball again, Pooran puts it away easIly. Full and straying on the pads with short fine .leg and square leg in the ring, he flicks it away in the gap and collects four\nHarshal to Pooran, 1 run .Low full toss on off, driven towards cover to keep strike, 15 runs off the nine-ball over\nNitish Kumar to Pooran, 1 wide .Runs in from around the wicket and bangs it short and down leg, easy leave for NickyP .Four deep fielders on the leg side, sweeper cover out on off. You know what lines to .expect, eh?\nNitish Kumar to Pooran, SIX runs .Pooran knows it too, and sends it sailing into the deep square leg stands. Length ball .angling in and in the slot, he clears his front leg and heaves it over the leg side\nNitish Kumar to Pooran, 1 wide .Short and wayyy down leg again, he misses the pull\nNitish Kumar to Pooran, 1 run .Length ball angling in, heaved wide of deep midwicket. Pooran wants two but there is .just one\nNitish Kumar to Abdul Samad, OUT .Bull's eye from Kishan and that's curtains for Pooran! Reddy goes for the slower one, .110.1kph, outside off, on a length. Samad swipes across the line but misses. Pooran .wants the strike back and so sprints, but he is not quick enough and is well short of the .ground .Nicholas Pooran run out (\u2020Ishan Kishan) 45 (26b 6x4 1x6 47m) SR: 173.07\nNitish Kumar to Thakur, FOUR runs .There's Thakur! Plays a scoop past the leg stump to get going with a four. Length ball .wide outside off, he walks across and directs it through the vacant region in the outfield\nNitish Kumar to Thakur, 1 wide, OUT .And Thakur is run-out and runs away to the dugout. He swings across the line wildly to .the length ball that is wide outside off. He misses completely and Samad now charges .down for the bye. Thakur is ball-watching and probably stayed back to ensure Samad is .not run-out. The keeper throws it to Reddy, who throws down the stumps at the bowler's .end .Shardul Thakur run out (\u2020Ishan Kishan\/Nitish Kumar Reddy) 4 (1b 1x4 0x6 2m) SR:\nNitish Kumar to Akash Deep, SIX runs .What a strike, what a finish! LSG cross the 200-run mark Slower one outside off, Akash .Deep gets under it and sends it sailing over long-on","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs LSG, 61st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Cummins to Marsh, FOUR runs Starts off with a bang! Back of a length ball well outside off, he gets across and hacks this up and over covers\n Cummins to Marsh, no run Hint of movement for Cummins. Lands the good length ball outside off and nibbles it away late as Marsh shoulders arms\n Cummins to Marsh, no run On a length homing in around off stump, Marsh gets stifle across and defends to cover\n Cummins to Marsh, SIX runs WHACKED! Just a touch short just outside off, but Marsh is in position so early. Picks the length up early and hammers the pull over deep midwicket to get the six counter running Long on is back now\n Cummins to Marsh, no run Beaten by a jaffa! On a good length landing just outside off and continuing to shape it away. Marsh, to his credit, did not go chasing at that\n Cummins to Marsh, 1 run Yes, no and they take the run, eventually. On a length on middle and leg, he pushes towards mid-on and sets off.\n Dubey to Marsh, no run And so nearly he gets a wicket first ball. Gently tossed up well outside off, he looks to slap it away, but gets a bottom edge to Kishan. It went low and he just tried to hold it in between his legs. A very tough chance that\n Dubey to Marsh, SIX runs Tossed up outside off, he lays into it and thumps him over the long-on fence\n Dubey to Marsh, no run Angled in on off stump, he pushes this back to the bowler\n Dubey to Marsh, 1 run Fullish in length outside off, he drives to long-off Stays around the wicket to Markram\n Dubey to Markram, 1 run Flatter and fuller outside off, he eases this to long-off to get off the mark\n Dubey to Marsh, no run Goes wide of the crease and on the fuller side outside off as Marsh drives him to cover point\n Cummins to Markram, no run Sharp length ball on middle and leg stump as Markram watches carefully and defends back to the bowler with a straight face of the bat\n Cummins to Markram, no run Good length ball just outside off stump at 137.6kph hitting the bat hard. Markram punches this to mid-off\n Cummins to Markram, FOUR runs What timing on that! On a length on middle stump, Markram presents the full face of the bat and pushes this to the right of Klaasen at mid-off\n Cummins to Markram, 1 run Hard length ball on off stump, he pats this to point\n Cummins to Marsh, 2 runs Nicely done. Length ball on his pads, he flicks this neatly through midwicket for a couple of runs\n Cummins to Marsh, 2 runs Similar length ball on the pads of Marsh who works this behind square for two more.\n Dubey to Markram, 1 wide Oh, that's a stumping chance gone a begging. Fuller down leg, Markram misses the flick, overbalances and loses his footing to slip out of his crease. Kishan though fails to collect it clearly\n Dubey to Markram, no run Fuller outside off, he drives to covers\n Dubey to Markram, 1 run On the flatter side on the stumps, he gets this to mid-on Mitchell Marsh vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 653 OUTS 18 4s\/6s 44\/27 SR 116.81 AVE 36.27\n Dubey to Marsh, FOUR runs Not timed cleanly but Marsh gets four more, nevertheless. Angled in on middle he drags this to the leg side, but there is so much space that there is nothing deep midwicket can do\n Dubey to Marsh, 1 run Fullish outside off, he pushes to long-off Aiden Markram vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 609 OUTS 20 4s\/6s 39\/17 SR 119.88 AVE 30.45\n Dubey to Markram, SIX runs That is a top shot from Markram! Not a poor delivery by any stretch of the imagination. On the stumps, he backs away just a touch and goes straight as an arrow over the bowler's head. The cameraman has to duck for cover.\n Dubey to Markram, FOUR runs 17 off the over! And that is once more a lovely hit by Markram. He's looking so fluent today. Fired in on leg stump, rather just out. But Markram gives himself room and slams him up and over straight down\n Harshal to Marsh, 1 wide Starts with a short and wide delivery well outside off. Called a wide.\n Harshal to Marsh, SIX runs The Bison in the house, ladies and gentlemen! Short, wide, punished! He pumps this with some power over the deep cover fence\n Harshal to Marsh, no run Good riposte from Harshal. Lands the good length ball on off stump and tails it away late beating Marsh's outside edge\n Harshal to Marsh, 1 run Short and wide again, he slams the cut to cover where a misfield allows them a run\n Harshal to Markram, FOUR runs Another short and wide delivery, another four. Outside off, he waits for it and steers it late in between backward point and short third\n Harshal to Markram, no run Slower good length ball outside off, he cuts this late again but straight to short third BALLS 455 WKTS 17 4s\/6s 86\/21 ECON 8.99 AVE 40.11\n Harshal to Markram, no run On-pace length ball on the stumps, Markram pushes this to mid-on\n Malinga to Marsh, SIX runs It's made a dent on the car! Back of a length ball on his hips, he helps this over deep backward square leg and the ball hits the Tata Curvv car, stationed just behind the boundary hoarding making a solid dent on it\n Malinga to Marsh, no run On-pace length ball on middle stump, he pushes to mid-on\n Malinga to Marsh, no run Slower fuller length ball on middle, he ticks this to short midwicket INNS 12 WKTS 13 RR 9.35 AVE 51.46\n Malinga to Marsh, 1 run Knee-high full toss on off stump, he pushes this to long-on\n Malinga to Markram, FOUR runs Oof! Markram is in some form today. Good length ball outside off, he prods forward, waits for the ball and square drives this on the up\n Malinga to Markram, 1 run Slower length ball on off stump, he adjusts and gets this down to long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Markram, 1 run Tad short on off and middle stump, he backs away and slaps this to deep cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run Back of a length on middle and leg, he stays back and pushes to long-on with a straight face of the bat\n Zeeshan Ansari to Markram, 1 run Flatter googly at 94kph and on the pads of Markram who stays legside of it and works this to deep midwicket\n Zeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run Down leg again, and shortish as well as Marsh ticks this with soft hands towards deep midwicket BALLS 188 WKTS 6 4s\/6s 21\/15 ECON 9.41 AVE 49.16\n Zeeshan Ansari to Markram, SIX runs Going, going... gone! Slightly short and Markram has smoked this with a straight bat over long-on. Wow! Skidder on the stumps, he rocks back and takes full toll\n Zeeshan Ansari to Markram, 2 runs Tad short again outside off, he punches to the left of long-off and gets two more for his effort.\n Dubey to Marsh, FOUR runs Tossed up outside off, he mistimed it but still gets four. Was aiming to go over extra cover. But a hint of turn means he slices it over point. As it turns out, there are no fielders there as well.\n Dubey to Marsh, 1 run Arm ball outside off, he punches to deep point for a run\n Dubey to Markram, 1 run Angled in on the stumps on the fuller side, he pushes back to the bowler with a straight bat. Dubey misfields and concedes run Aiden Markram in IPL, 2025 INNS 12 RUNS 385 SR 150.39 AVE 35.00 HS 66\n Dubey to Marsh, 1 run Length ball outside off, he drives this neatly to deep cover\n Dubey to Markram, 1 run Flatter outside off, he punches to the left of the bowler. He dives, but a slight misfield is enough to get the batters a run\n Dubey to Marsh, 1 run Fifty for Marsh and his stunning IPL 2025 continues. His fifth 50-plus score this season. Gets there by easing a length ball in middle to long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run Flatter outside off, he punches to deep extra cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Markram, 1 run Dropped by Aniket Verma at deep extra cover. Floated outside off, Markram looks to go inside-out over cover. Does not time it as well. Verma dives forward, gets both hands to it but can't hang on Mitchell Marsh vs legspin in T20s RUNS 513 OUTS 21 4s\/6s 30\/16 SR 112.50 AVE 24.42\n Zeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run Tossed up well outside off, Marsh gets down on one knee and drives to long-off\n Zeeshan Ansari to Markram, 1 run Flatter outside off stump, he cuts this to deep extra cover's left\n Zeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 wide Gets the length ball a rip but it lands just pas the tramline outside off. Called a wide\n Zeeshan Ansari to Marsh, FOUR runs That would have been a stunner had Reddy hung on. Not a lot of fielders who wouldn't have even attempted that catch. Stifle short on middle, he goes back and pulls this hard and flat. Reddy hares in from deep midwicket, but the ball falls short\n Zeeshan Ansari to Marsh, 1 run Wrong'un on middle, Marsh miscues this to deep midwicket\n Harshal to Marsh, no run Just short of backward point. Was a good length ball outside off, he slices this to Reddy. Harshal Patel in IPL, 2025 INNS 11 WKTS 14 ECON 9.46 AVE 23.78 BEST 4\/28\n Harshal to Marsh, no run Yorker on off stump, he digs this back to the bowler\n Harshal to Marsh, no run A third straight dot ball! Slower good length ball outside off, Marsh looks to belt the cover off it , makes no connection\n Harshal to Marsh, FOUR runs Edged and another tough chance goes down. Proper edge, and think Kishan should have held on. Fuller outside off, he squeezes it and gets a thick outside edge flicking the top of Kishan's outstretched right mitt.\n Harshal to Marsh, FOUR runs Short of a length ball on middle, he pulls and splits the gap between deep midwicket and deep square. Stunning placement\n Harshal to Marsh, no run Has Harshal taken that in his follow-through? He's thrown the ball up almost in celebration and then just walked away. The umpires are going up to check. Was a fuller-length ball outside off, he pushes this back at the bowler, quite low. Harshal bends down low and the question is were his hands under the ball? Lots of angles being checked. The third umpire Virender Sharma takes his time and then says that he can see the ball grounded. Not out flashes on the big screen. Here's Suds for his first stint of the game\n Dubey to Markram, SIX runs Huuuugggeeeee! Tossed up on middle and leg, Markram gets under it and sends it sailing over the sight-screen\n Dubey to Markram, 1 run Driven down to long-off\n Dubey to Marsh, OUT Dubey gets a wicket, finally. He should have got one on the first balls of each of his first two overs, but gets his maiden IPL wicket in his third. Celebrates by running with his arms aloft. Tosses one up around off, it spins away a touch. Marsh is turned inside out and slices it towards short third where Malinga dives and pouches it \n Dubey to Pant, 1 run Fuller on leg, eased down to long-on to get going\n Dubey to Markram, 1 run Quicker one, full on off and middle, he goes back and punches it through cover\n Dubey to Pant, 1 run Quicker and just outside off, chopped towards cover-point, ten runs and a wicket for Dubey\n Malinga to Pant, no run Charges down the track and has a swish across the line to the shortish ball, misses it completely\n Malinga to Pant, 1 run Slower full one on leg, pushed past extra cover towards wide mid-off\n Malinga to Markram, no run Very full around off, squeezes it above the bowler, hits the stumps at the other end Rishabh Pant in IPL, 2025 INNS 11 RUNS 131 SR 98.49 AVE 13.10 HS 63\n Malinga to Markram, 1 run Yorker on off, dug out towards long-on\n Malinga to Pant, FOUR runs Pant finds the boundary. Banged in short on leg, he crouches just a touch and pulls it through backward square leg\n Malinga to Pant, OUT Stunnning catch, Malinga! Superbly done and such has been the season for Pant. Pant has tried his best but his low run of scores just refuses to leave him. Malinga goes pace off, aims for the yorker on leg. Pant leans forward as he looks to keep it out. All he does is ends up chipping it back towards the left of the bowler, who leaps in his follow-through and holds on despite falling down. Amazing catch that gives another low score for the LSG captain \n Nitish Kumar to Markram, 1 run Starts off with a length ball on middle, punched down to long-on to bring up a fine half-century, his fifth this season\n Nitish Kumar to Pooran, FOUR runs Streaky way to get going, NickyP. Reddy almost nails the yorker on off from around the wicket, Pooran looks to push at it but gets a thick inside edge past leg\n Nitish Kumar to Pooran, 2 runs Full and angling in on leg, clipped through backward square leg for a brace, 133.9kph. Throw a bit wide at the bowler's end, would have been curtains for Markram had it been on target\n Nitish Kumar to Pooran, 1 run Fuller on middle, drives it down to long-on\n Nitish Kumar to Markram, no run Length ball outside off, punched to cover\n Nitish Kumar to Markram, no run Slanting in on a length, it is the slower one at 116.4kph, Markram looks to flick it across but misses and is hit on the back leg\n Cummins to Pooran, 1 run Full on off, driven to wide mid-off for a quick one\n Cummins to Markram, 1 run Back of a length angled in on off, cross-batted down to long-on\n Cummins to Pooran, 1 wide Full and speared down leg, he misses the flick. A full-stretch dive from Kishan to pouch that\n Cummins to Pooran, 1 run Bangs it short but it almost never arrives to Pooran. The slower one at 117.2kph, he pulls it through midwicket\n Cummins to Markram, 1 run Yorker on middle and leg, 140kph, squeezed off the inside edge onto the pad\n Cummins to Pooran, no run Fuller outside off, driven straight to mid-off\n Cummins to Pooran, 1 run Slower one on leg, punched down to long-on\n Malinga to Pooran, 1 run Goes very full around off, he opens the bat face to drive it through point\n Malinga to Markram, no run Slower full toss almost foxes Markram, who adjusts and pushes it back towards the bowler. A little bit of dip as well\n Malinga to Markram, 1 run Full toss on leg, heaved to deep midwicket\n Malinga to Pooran, FOUR runs Opens the bat face to play it away from the fielder in the deep. Another full toss on off, aiming for the yorker, Pooran leans into it and manages to beat backward point and deep cover-point\n Malinga to Pooran, 1 run Very full on middle and leg, driven back to the bowler\n Malinga to Markram, 1 run Low full toss outside off, he can only bunt it down to long-on\n High full toss despatched! It will be checked for height, but Markram gets on his toes and heaves it well over deep midwicket. It is a no-ball Free hit...\n Harshal to Markram, 1 run Full toss outside off now, clubbed to deep cover Nicholas Pooran vs Harshal Patel BALLS 49 RUNS 79 OUTS 1 SR 161.22 4s\/6s 7\/5\n Harshal to Pooran, FOUR runs Direction gone wrong for Harshal, absolutely right for Pooran. It is full, angling it down leg and on the pad, he flicks it away from short fine leg\n Harshal to Pooran, 1 run Fuller outside off, driven to cover\n Harshal to Markram, OUT Nails the slow, dipping yorker, finally! Harshal goes wide of the crease and angles it on middle, Markram thinks there's another full toss for the taking. But it dips just as it reaches him, goes under the bat and rattles the stumps to give Harshal his 150th IPL wicket. SRH put a timely end to Markram's blitz \n Harshal to Badoni, 1 run Full outside off, he looks to go through off but gets it off the inner half through mid-on \n Harshal to Pooran, no run Fuller on middle, defended off the front foot IMPACT SUBSRH A Taide Zeeshan Ansari\n Cummins to Badoni, 1 run Full toss outside off, 140.1kph, sliced past backward point\n Cummins to Pooran, 1 run In-angling almost-yorker on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n Cummins to Badoni, 1 run Just clears mid-off by hopping and flat-batting a short ball outside off. Slower one at 120kph\n Cummins to Pooran, no run Full on middle and leg, he clears the front leg and hits it to mid-off on the bounce\n Cummins to Pooran, FOUR runs Well over mid-off, almost goes the distance. Cummins goes for a similar ball, full and angling in on middle and leg, Pooran clears his front leg and thumps it straight over\n Cummins to Pooran, 1 run Very full on leg, toe-ends it to long-on\n Malinga to Pooran, no run Angling in on a length from around the stumps, 132.5kph, Pooran looks to smack it across the line but gets a thick inside edge onto his body\n Malinga to Pooran, 1 run Bumper angling in, not much pace on it and he pulls it towards deep backward square leg. Was in the air but fell well short as it had no timing\n Malinga to Badoni, no run Slower full ball outside off, he has to wait for the ball to come and can only drive it back to the bowler\n Malinga to Badoni, OUT Sliced straight to deep cover running in. Malinga goes full and wide, very full ball that, 134.3kph. Badoni looks to go aerial over the off side but only slices it in the air off the toe end. Reddy runs in, has his eyes on the ball and takes it. Was the cross seamer \n Malinga to Abdul Samad, 1 run Very full on middle, the slowie again, nudged through midwicket\n Malinga to Pooran, no run Dug in short on middle and leg, Pooran is caught by surprise. He looks to pull, then get out of the way and then again put bat to ball, misses everything. Just two runs and a wicket, what an over.\n Harshal to Abdul Samad, 1 run Full toss hit straight back, almost a catch. Harshal misses and it goes down to long-off RUNS 1999 OUTS 84 4s\/6s 137\/160 SR 196.17 AVE 23.79\n Harshal to Pooran, 1 wide Comes around the wicket and bowls a juicy full toss wide outside off, he cannot reach it\n Harshal to Pooran, 1 wide Wide again, as he spears it very full and outside off. Lands at the far end of the guide-line\n Does not get away this time. Another full toss, another wide one, Pooran manages to get a thick outside edge toe end and that evades short third. Surely, the height of the ball will be checked. In fact, it has been given as no-ball, SRH have reviewed it. The no-ball call stays Free hit for a batter who doesn't really need one\n Harshal to Pooran, 1 run Full and straight on middle and leg, he clears his front leg and smacks it on the bounce to long-on\n Harshal to Abdul Samad, no run Bouncer from over the wicket, wide of the crease, Samad pulls but connects with nothing. Harshal thinks there is an edge, appeals and then convinces Cummins to review. Nothing on the Ultra-Edge, it went off Samad's right shoulder\n Harshal to Abdul Samad, 1 run High full toss on middle, 133.5kph, Samad can only plonk it over the umpire\n Harshal to Pooran, FOUR runs Poor ball again, Pooran puts it away easIly. Full and straying on the pads with short fine leg and square leg in the ring, he flicks it away in the gap and collects four\n Harshal to Pooran, 1 run Low full toss on off, driven towards cover to keep strike, 15 runs off the nine-ball over\n Nitish Kumar to Pooran, 1 wide Runs in from around the wicket and bangs it short and down leg, easy leave for NickyP Four deep fielders on the leg side, sweeper cover out on off. You know what lines to expect, eh?\n Nitish Kumar to Pooran, SIX runs Pooran knows it too, and sends it sailing into the deep square leg stands. Length ball angling in and in the slot, he clears his front leg and heaves it over the leg side\n Nitish Kumar to Pooran, 1 wide Short and wayyy down leg again, he misses the pull\n Nitish Kumar to Pooran, 1 run Length ball angling in, heaved wide of deep midwicket. Pooran wants two but there is just one\n Nitish Kumar to Abdul Samad, OUT Bull's eye from Kishan and that's curtains for Pooran! Reddy goes for the slower one, 110.1kph, outside off, on a length. Samad swipes across the line but misses. Pooran wants the strike back and so sprints, but he is not quick enough and is well short of the ground \n Nitish Kumar to Thakur, FOUR runs There's Thakur! Plays a scoop past the leg stump to get going with a four. Length ball wide outside off, he walks across and directs it through the vacant region in the outfield\n Nitish Kumar to Thakur, 1 wide, OUT And Thakur is run-out and runs away to the dugout. He swings across the line wildly to the length ball that is wide outside off. He misses completely and Samad now charges down for the bye. Thakur is ball-watching and probably stayed back to ensure Samad is not run-out. The keeper throws it to Reddy, who throws down the stumps at the bowler's end \n Nitish Kumar to Akash Deep, SIX runs What a strike, what a finish! LSG cross the 200-run mark Slower one outside off, Akash Deep gets under it and sends it sailing over long-on","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abdul Samad","Akash Deep","Badoni","Markram","Marsh","Pant","Pooran","Thakur"],"Runs":[3.0,6.0,3.0,61.0,65.0,7.0,45.0,4.0],"Balls_Faced":[5,1,5,38,39,6,26,2],"Fours":[0,0,0,4,6,1,5,1],"Sixes":[0,1,0,3,4,0,1,0],"S\/R":[60.0,600.0,60.0,160.53,166.67,116.67,173.08,200.0],"dismissal":["run out (\u2020Ishan Kishan)","Not Out","c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Malinga","b Patel","c Malinga b Dubey","c & b Malinga","Not Out","run out (\u2020Ishan Kishan\/Nitish Kumar Reddy)"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Cummins","Dubey","Harshal","Malinga","Nitish Kumar","Zeeshan Ansari"],"Balls":[24,24,24,24,12,12],"Runs_Given":[34.0,44.0,49.0,28.0,27.0,22.0],"Wickets":[0,1,1,2,0,0],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .strays down leg and Sai Suds gets this off the thigh pad as the ball races to the fine leg .boundary\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .dabs this to short third. Hint of seam movement away that time\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .full and shaping away from off-stump, firmly defended towards point\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .beaten as he slashes at an away-going delivery, no feet and it was a lot fuller than he .expected\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .struck on the box as he tries to pull, was cramped for room. Sai Sudharsan was also .overbalanced.\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .punched straight to deep point\nAzmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .nips back in off a length from around the stumps to strike Sudharsan high on the thigh .pad as he tries to tuck it square .See all photos\nAzmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .flicked uppishly to deep midwicket where Shashank is patrolling the boundary . .Shubman Gill in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1834 .OUTS .48 .4s\/6s .244\/40 .SR .126.83 .AVE .38.20\nAzmatullah to Gill, no run .mistimes a dive to mid-off. The bat face turned in his hand\nAzmatullah to Gill, 1 run .pushed into the covers as they scamper a quick single. A direct hit at the bowler's end .from cover would've made it interesting. Priyansh Arya was the fielder, Gill was miles .short\nAzmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .pulled into the gap at deep midwicket. No more than a short-arm jab again from Sai .Sudharsan\nAzmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .stunning stroke to get going! That's full and angling into the pads and Sudharsan picks .this slower ball quickly and deposits it over long-n.\nArshdeep to Gill, 1 run .pushed to mid-off for a quick single\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .stands tall and punches this length delivery straight to cover point\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .looks to arch back and ramp this over the slips, but misses.\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .dug in short and angling down leg, Sudharsan is looking to pull but bails out in the end .in anticipation of a wide, not called.\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .punched straight to cover point, frustration building.\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .cramped for room as this length ball nips back in, bunted to the off side as they .scamper a single. Shedge has a shy at the stumps at the bowler's end from cover, .would've been close.\nAzmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .angles one back into middle and leg from around the stumps, worked to deep .midwicket\nAzmatullah to Gill, SIX runs .the whiplash of Gill! A combination of bottom-handed power and wrist work as he picks .this length ball up and over the midwicket fence.\nAzmatullah to Gill, 2 runs .plays the short-arm jab to deep midwicket\nAzmatullah to Gill, SIX runs .helped along to clear fine leg! Poor ball from Azmat. Short and angling down, easy .pickings. It sat up nicely to be helped along\nAzmatullah to Gill, no run .slower and fuller on middle, drilled straight to mid-on\nAzmatullah to Gill, FOUR runs .sashays down the pitch and drills this over extra cover! Gill converted this into the .slotball thanks to his footwork\nJansen to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .nips back in to hit the pad and deflect to the off side. Sudharsan was looking to work it .with the angle and they steal a leg bye\nJansen to Gill, 1 run .slower ball on middle, Gill nudges this into the leg side and gets across for a quick .single. This got stuck into the pitch and bounced extra as Gill checked his shot\nJansen to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .plays the signature Sai Sudharsan ramp! Gets inside the line, stays low and scoops it .over fine leg\nJansen to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye .misses the flick, the ball rolls off the pad to square leg\nJansen to Gill, no run .looks to whip it over square leg but is cramped for room, lobs back towards the bowler .off the pad\nJansen to Gill, SIX runs .swatted over long-on! Length ball asking to be hit, Gill cleared his front leg and gave it a .proper whack. Held his pose for the cameras briefly. .Himanshu is back\nMaxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .good stop by Shedge, who runs and tumbles to his left from deep square leg to keep .this to two. Full and flat, and on the stumps, as Sudharsan swept at it\nMaxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .wide ball! Full and outside leg, and he missed as he looked to sweep\nMaxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye .he looks to swipe at this fullish and quick ball on middle and leg, but the ball popped up .off his pads to go towards short third .Over the stumps to Gill\nMaxwell to Gill, FOUR runs .swung away behind square! Full and dipping on off, and Gill gets his front leg out on .middle to slog sweep it for four\nMaxwell to Gill, 2 runs .goes to deep square leg after he mistimes an attempted slog sweep! Again he went .down to have a free swing at this full delivery around middle and off, but got it off the .higher side of the bat\nMaxwell to Gill, OUT .taken at cover point! The leading edge ballooned the ball up, and Arya kept his eyes on .the ball to take it despite a stumble. Gill came down the pitch to try and whip this full .ball angling in quickly towards leg, but seemed to have closed the face of the bat a bit .too early. Simple catch for Arya in the end to break a quick stand .Shubman Gill c Arya b Maxwell 33 (14b 2x4 3x6 26m) SR: 235.71\nMaxwell to Buttler, no run .on a length, and around sixth stump. Punched hard towards cover point .Time-out\nStoinis to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .outside edge, and wide of the keeper! There's no slip at this stage o the game, and .Sudharsan has some luck going his way. He goes driving away from his body at this full .ball wide-ish of off, and gets four\nStoinis to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length on middle and leg, and pulled to deep square leg\nStoinis to Buttler, 2 runs .on a length, and just outside off. Whipped to deep midwicket to get off the mark\nStoinis to Buttler, no run .wow, there seemed to be a noise as the ball passed the bat... but there's no appeal .whatsoever! It was a slower ball from Stoinis, who bowled on a good length around .seventh stump. Buttler went pushing, but was beaten\nStoinis to Buttler, 1 run .change of pace again, and on a hard length just outside off. Buttler nudges it towards .midwicket by half-closing the face of the bat for a quick single\nStoinis to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .dropped by Omarzai! He pops it over for six at deep third, as Sudharsan went slashing .hard at this short-of-a-length ball finishing around sixth stump after shaping away. .Omarzai, moving to his left, seemed to have overrun, and even as he leapt, the ball went .over the rope off his hands\nChahal to Buttler, 1 run .fullish and straight, with a hint of turn away. Pushed down to long-off\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .pulled wide of long-on! The man at deep midwicket runs and dives to his right, but is .beaten! Short in length from Chahal, who bowled it on the stumps, before Sudharsan .went back to pull hard and flat\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .oohh, the wrong one! On a fullish length on leg, and turning away to finish on off, as he .dabs it down close to the stumps\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .this is slower, and fuller on middle. It is pushed towards deep midwicket\nChahal to Buttler, no run .looks to reverse sweep, but is beaten! A full and quick ball just outside off, and this one .doesn't turn. Buttler shapes early to play the shot, and misses\nChahal to Buttler, 1 run .on a length on the stumps, and quicker too. Swatted towards long-off after going deep .in the crease\nJansen to Buttler, FOUR runs .launched wide of long-on! On a length on the stumps, but Buttler has backed away early, .and uses his bottom hand to whip it aerially for four\nJansen to Buttler, FOUR runs .thrashed to deep-backward square leg! Short in length, and just outside leg, as Buttler .stands outside leg too, and absolutely clubs the ball for four .Jansen from around the wicket now\nJansen to Buttler, no run .a short ball angling in, as it pitches on the stumps and finishes outside leg. Buttler .makes room and punches it back towards Jansen\nJansen to Buttler, no run .looks to scoop, but is beaten! Jansen bowls short and just outside off, and again the .ball shapes back in to finish on top of middle and leg or thereabouts, as this time Buttler .got across to play\nJansen to Buttler, 1 run .pulled to deep-backward square leg! Another forceful shot, as the ball is short and .around middle and off .Over the wicket to Sudharsan\nJansen to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .wide outside leg! He angles this in, and bowls full and outside leg, even as Sudharsan .shapes to make room, and looks to whip but misses\nJansen to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length on the stumps, and clipped to deep-backward square leg\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .six over long-off! He hinted to skip down the track, before lofting this length ball angling .across to arrive just outside off. Six over the shorter boundary\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on the bounce to deep midwicket, as he slog sweeps this full and straighter ball, which .is also quicker .Chahal vs Buttler, players who were team-mates at RR until last year\nChahal to Buttler, 1 leg bye .this drifts in and arrives as a yorker outside leg. He looks to clip but the ball dribbles off .the pad to the off side\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .low full toss on off, and belted hard towards long-on. That's also Sudharsan's fifty\nChahal to Buttler, 1 run .ahh, he spots Buttler skip down, and floats it full and wide of off. Buttler reaches out and .pushes to extra cover\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .another low full toss, although this is on his pads. Whipped to deep midwicket .PBKS well ahead, and here comes Shashank hoping for a miracle","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs PBKS, 5th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs strays down leg and Sai Suds gets this off the thigh pad as the ball races to the fine leg boundary\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run dabs this to short third. Hint of seam movement away that time\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run full and shaping away from off-stump, firmly defended towards point\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run beaten as he slashes at an away-going delivery, no feet and it was a lot fuller than he expected\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run struck on the box as he tries to pull, was cramped for room. Sai Sudharsan was also overbalanced.\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run punched straight to deep point\n Azmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run nips back in off a length from around the stumps to strike Sudharsan high on the thigh pad as he tries to tuck it square See all photos\n Azmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run flicked uppishly to deep midwicket where Shashank is patrolling the boundary RUNS 1834 OUTS 48 4s\/6s 244\/40 SR 126.83 AVE 38.20\n Azmatullah to Gill, no run mistimes a dive to mid-off. The bat face turned in his hand\n Azmatullah to Gill, 1 run pushed into the covers as they scamper a quick single. A direct hit at the bowler's end from cover would've made it interesting. Priyansh Arya was the fielder, Gill was miles short\n Azmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs pulled into the gap at deep midwicket. No more than a short-arm jab again from Sai Sudharsan\n Azmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs stunning stroke to get going! That's full and angling into the pads and Sudharsan picks this slower ball quickly and deposits it over long-n.\n Arshdeep to Gill, 1 run pushed to mid-off for a quick single\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run stands tall and punches this length delivery straight to cover point\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run looks to arch back and ramp this over the slips, but misses.\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run dug in short and angling down leg, Sudharsan is looking to pull but bails out in the end in anticipation of a wide, not called.\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run punched straight to cover point, frustration building.\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run cramped for room as this length ball nips back in, bunted to the off side as they scamper a single. Shedge has a shy at the stumps at the bowler's end from cover, would've been close.\n Azmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run angles one back into middle and leg from around the stumps, worked to deep midwicket\n Azmatullah to Gill, SIX runs the whiplash of Gill! A combination of bottom-handed power and wrist work as he picks this length ball up and over the midwicket fence.\n Azmatullah to Gill, 2 runs plays the short-arm jab to deep midwicket\n Azmatullah to Gill, SIX runs helped along to clear fine leg! Poor ball from Azmat. Short and angling down, easy pickings. It sat up nicely to be helped along\n Azmatullah to Gill, no run slower and fuller on middle, drilled straight to mid-on\n Azmatullah to Gill, FOUR runs sashays down the pitch and drills this over extra cover! Gill converted this into the slotball thanks to his footwork\n Jansen to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run nips back in to hit the pad and deflect to the off side. Sudharsan was looking to work it with the angle and they steal a leg bye\n Jansen to Gill, 1 run slower ball on middle, Gill nudges this into the leg side and gets across for a quick single. This got stuck into the pitch and bounced extra as Gill checked his shot\n Jansen to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs plays the signature Sai Sudharsan ramp! Gets inside the line, stays low and scoops it over fine leg\n Jansen to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye misses the flick, the ball rolls off the pad to square leg\n Jansen to Gill, no run looks to whip it over square leg but is cramped for room, lobs back towards the bowler off the pad\n Jansen to Gill, SIX runs swatted over long-on! Length ball asking to be hit, Gill cleared his front leg and gave it a proper whack. Held his pose for the cameras briefly. Himanshu is back\n Maxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs good stop by Shedge, who runs and tumbles to his left from deep square leg to keep this to two. Full and flat, and on the stumps, as Sudharsan swept at it\n Maxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide wide ball! Full and outside leg, and he missed as he looked to sweep\n Maxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye he looks to swipe at this fullish and quick ball on middle and leg, but the ball popped up off his pads to go towards short third Over the stumps to Gill\n Maxwell to Gill, FOUR runs swung away behind square! Full and dipping on off, and Gill gets his front leg out on middle to slog sweep it for four\n Maxwell to Gill, 2 runs goes to deep square leg after he mistimes an attempted slog sweep! Again he went down to have a free swing at this full delivery around middle and off, but got it off the higher side of the bat\n Maxwell to Gill, OUT taken at cover point! The leading edge ballooned the ball up, and Arya kept his eyes on the ball to take it despite a stumble. Gill came down the pitch to try and whip this full ball angling in quickly towards leg, but seemed to have closed the face of the bat a bit too early. Simple catch for Arya in the end to break a quick stand \n Maxwell to Buttler, no run on a length, and around sixth stump. Punched hard towards cover point Time-out\n Stoinis to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs outside edge, and wide of the keeper! There's no slip at this stage o the game, and Sudharsan has some luck going his way. He goes driving away from his body at this full ball wide-ish of off, and gets four\n Stoinis to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on the shorter side of a length on middle and leg, and pulled to deep square leg\n Stoinis to Buttler, 2 runs on a length, and just outside off. Whipped to deep midwicket to get off the mark\n Stoinis to Buttler, no run wow, there seemed to be a noise as the ball passed the bat... but there's no appeal whatsoever! It was a slower ball from Stoinis, who bowled on a good length around seventh stump. Buttler went pushing, but was beaten\n Stoinis to Buttler, 1 run change of pace again, and on a hard length just outside off. Buttler nudges it towards midwicket by half-closing the face of the bat for a quick single\n Stoinis to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs dropped by Omarzai! He pops it over for six at deep third, as Sudharsan went slashing hard at this short-of-a-length ball finishing around sixth stump after shaping away. Omarzai, moving to his left, seemed to have overrun, and even as he leapt, the ball went over the rope off his hands\n Chahal to Buttler, 1 run fullish and straight, with a hint of turn away. Pushed down to long-off\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs pulled wide of long-on! The man at deep midwicket runs and dives to his right, but is beaten! Short in length from Chahal, who bowled it on the stumps, before Sudharsan went back to pull hard and flat\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run oohh, the wrong one! On a fullish length on leg, and turning away to finish on off, as he dabs it down close to the stumps\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run this is slower, and fuller on middle. It is pushed towards deep midwicket\n Chahal to Buttler, no run looks to reverse sweep, but is beaten! A full and quick ball just outside off, and this one doesn't turn. Buttler shapes early to play the shot, and misses\n Chahal to Buttler, 1 run on a length on the stumps, and quicker too. Swatted towards long-off after going deep in the crease\n Jansen to Buttler, FOUR runs launched wide of long-on! On a length on the stumps, but Buttler has backed away early, and uses his bottom hand to whip it aerially for four\n Jansen to Buttler, FOUR runs thrashed to deep-backward square leg! Short in length, and just outside leg, as Buttler stands outside leg too, and absolutely clubs the ball for four Jansen from around the wicket now\n Jansen to Buttler, no run a short ball angling in, as it pitches on the stumps and finishes outside leg. Buttler makes room and punches it back towards Jansen\n Jansen to Buttler, no run looks to scoop, but is beaten! Jansen bowls short and just outside off, and again the ball shapes back in to finish on top of middle and leg or thereabouts, as this time Buttler got across to play\n Jansen to Buttler, 1 run pulled to deep-backward square leg! Another forceful shot, as the ball is short and around middle and off Over the wicket to Sudharsan\n Jansen to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide wide outside leg! He angles this in, and bowls full and outside leg, even as Sudharsan shapes to make room, and looks to whip but misses\n Jansen to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on the shorter side of a length on the stumps, and clipped to deep-backward square leg\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs six over long-off! He hinted to skip down the track, before lofting this length ball angling across to arrive just outside off. Six over the shorter boundary\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on the bounce to deep midwicket, as he slog sweeps this full and straighter ball, which is also quicker Chahal vs Buttler, players who were team-mates at RR until last year\n Chahal to Buttler, 1 leg bye this drifts in and arrives as a yorker outside leg. He looks to clip but the ball dribbles off the pad to the off side\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run low full toss on off, and belted hard towards long-on. That's also Sudharsan's fifty\n Chahal to Buttler, 1 run ahh, he spots Buttler skip down, and floats it full and wide of off. Buttler reaches out and pushes to extra cover\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run another low full toss, although this is on his pads. Whipped to deep midwicket PBKS well ahead, and here comes Shashank hoping for a miracle","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill"],"Runs":[51.0,15.0,33.0],"Balls_Faced":[32,14,14],"Fours":[3,2,2],"Sixes":[4,0,3],"S\/R":[159.38,107.14,235.71],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Arya b Maxwell"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Azmatullah","Chahal","Jansen","Maxwell","Stoinis"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,6,6],"Runs_Given":[7.0,29.0,17.0,25.0,9.0,14.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,1,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .strays down leg and Sai Suds gets this off the thigh pad as the ball races to the fine leg .boundary\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .dabs this to short third. Hint of seam movement away that time\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .full and shaping away from off-stump, firmly defended towards point\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .beaten as he slashes at an away-going delivery, no feet and it was a lot fuller than he .expected\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .struck on the box as he tries to pull, was cramped for room. Sai Sudharsan was also .overbalanced.\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .punched straight to deep point\nAzmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .nips back in off a length from around the stumps to strike Sudharsan high on the thigh .pad as he tries to tuck it square .See all photos\nAzmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .flicked uppishly to deep midwicket where Shashank is patrolling the boundary . .Shubman Gill in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1834 .OUTS .48 .4s\/6s .244\/40 .SR .126.83 .AVE .38.20\nAzmatullah to Gill, no run .mistimes a dive to mid-off. The bat face turned in his hand\nAzmatullah to Gill, 1 run .pushed into the covers as they scamper a quick single. A direct hit at the bowler's end .from cover would've made it interesting. Priyansh Arya was the fielder, Gill was miles .short\nAzmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .pulled into the gap at deep midwicket. No more than a short-arm jab again from Sai .Sudharsan\nAzmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .stunning stroke to get going! That's full and angling into the pads and Sudharsan picks .this slower ball quickly and deposits it over long-n.\nArshdeep to Gill, 1 run .pushed to mid-off for a quick single\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .stands tall and punches this length delivery straight to cover point\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .looks to arch back and ramp this over the slips, but misses.\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .dug in short and angling down leg, Sudharsan is looking to pull but bails out in the end .in anticipation of a wide, not called.\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .punched straight to cover point, frustration building.\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .cramped for room as this length ball nips back in, bunted to the off side as they .scamper a single. Shedge has a shy at the stumps at the bowler's end from cover, .would've been close.\nAzmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .angles one back into middle and leg from around the stumps, worked to deep .midwicket\nAzmatullah to Gill, SIX runs .the whiplash of Gill! A combination of bottom-handed power and wrist work as he picks .this length ball up and over the midwicket fence.\nAzmatullah to Gill, 2 runs .plays the short-arm jab to deep midwicket\nAzmatullah to Gill, SIX runs .helped along to clear fine leg! Poor ball from Azmat. Short and angling down, easy .pickings. It sat up nicely to be helped along\nAzmatullah to Gill, no run .slower and fuller on middle, drilled straight to mid-on\nAzmatullah to Gill, FOUR runs .sashays down the pitch and drills this over extra cover! Gill converted this into the .slotball thanks to his footwork\nJansen to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .nips back in to hit the pad and deflect to the off side. Sudharsan was looking to work it .with the angle and they steal a leg bye\nJansen to Gill, 1 run .slower ball on middle, Gill nudges this into the leg side and gets across for a quick .single. This got stuck into the pitch and bounced extra as Gill checked his shot\nJansen to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .plays the signature Sai Sudharsan ramp! Gets inside the line, stays low and scoops it .over fine leg\nJansen to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye .misses the flick, the ball rolls off the pad to square leg\nJansen to Gill, no run .looks to whip it over square leg but is cramped for room, lobs back towards the bowler .off the pad\nJansen to Gill, SIX runs .swatted over long-on! Length ball asking to be hit, Gill cleared his front leg and gave it a .proper whack. Held his pose for the cameras briefly. .Himanshu is back\nMaxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .good stop by Shedge, who runs and tumbles to his left from deep square leg to keep .this to two. Full and flat, and on the stumps, as Sudharsan swept at it\nMaxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .wide ball! Full and outside leg, and he missed as he looked to sweep\nMaxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye .he looks to swipe at this fullish and quick ball on middle and leg, but the ball popped up .off his pads to go towards short third .Over the stumps to Gill\nMaxwell to Gill, FOUR runs .swung away behind square! Full and dipping on off, and Gill gets his front leg out on .middle to slog sweep it for four\nMaxwell to Gill, 2 runs .goes to deep square leg after he mistimes an attempted slog sweep! Again he went .down to have a free swing at this full delivery around middle and off, but got it off the .higher side of the bat\nMaxwell to Gill, OUT .taken at cover point! The leading edge ballooned the ball up, and Arya kept his eyes on .the ball to take it despite a stumble. Gill came down the pitch to try and whip this full .ball angling in quickly towards leg, but seemed to have closed the face of the bat a bit .too early. Simple catch for Arya in the end to break a quick stand .Shubman Gill c Arya b Maxwell 33 (14b 2x4 3x6 26m) SR: 235.71\nMaxwell to Buttler, no run .on a length, and around sixth stump. Punched hard towards cover point .Time-out\nStoinis to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .outside edge, and wide of the keeper! There's no slip at this stage o the game, and .Sudharsan has some luck going his way. He goes driving away from his body at this full .ball wide-ish of off, and gets four\nStoinis to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length on middle and leg, and pulled to deep square leg\nStoinis to Buttler, 2 runs .on a length, and just outside off. Whipped to deep midwicket to get off the mark\nStoinis to Buttler, no run .wow, there seemed to be a noise as the ball passed the bat... but there's no appeal .whatsoever! It was a slower ball from Stoinis, who bowled on a good length around .seventh stump. Buttler went pushing, but was beaten\nStoinis to Buttler, 1 run .change of pace again, and on a hard length just outside off. Buttler nudges it towards .midwicket by half-closing the face of the bat for a quick single\nStoinis to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .dropped by Omarzai! He pops it over for six at deep third, as Sudharsan went slashing .hard at this short-of-a-length ball finishing around sixth stump after shaping away. .Omarzai, moving to his left, seemed to have overrun, and even as he leapt, the ball went .over the rope off his hands\nChahal to Buttler, 1 run .fullish and straight, with a hint of turn away. Pushed down to long-off\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .pulled wide of long-on! The man at deep midwicket runs and dives to his right, but is .beaten! Short in length from Chahal, who bowled it on the stumps, before Sudharsan .went back to pull hard and flat\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .oohh, the wrong one! On a fullish length on leg, and turning away to finish on off, as he .dabs it down close to the stumps\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .this is slower, and fuller on middle. It is pushed towards deep midwicket\nChahal to Buttler, no run .looks to reverse sweep, but is beaten! A full and quick ball just outside off, and this one .doesn't turn. Buttler shapes early to play the shot, and misses\nChahal to Buttler, 1 run .on a length on the stumps, and quicker too. Swatted towards long-off after going deep .in the crease\nJansen to Buttler, FOUR runs .launched wide of long-on! On a length on the stumps, but Buttler has backed away early, .and uses his bottom hand to whip it aerially for four\nJansen to Buttler, FOUR runs .thrashed to deep-backward square leg! Short in length, and just outside leg, as Buttler .stands outside leg too, and absolutely clubs the ball for four .Jansen from around the wicket now\nJansen to Buttler, no run .a short ball angling in, as it pitches on the stumps and finishes outside leg. Buttler .makes room and punches it back towards Jansen\nJansen to Buttler, no run .looks to scoop, but is beaten! Jansen bowls short and just outside off, and again the .ball shapes back in to finish on top of middle and leg or thereabouts, as this time Buttler .got across to play\nJansen to Buttler, 1 run .pulled to deep-backward square leg! Another forceful shot, as the ball is short and .around middle and off .Over the wicket to Sudharsan\nJansen to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .wide outside leg! He angles this in, and bowls full and outside leg, even as Sudharsan .shapes to make room, and looks to whip but misses\nJansen to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length on the stumps, and clipped to deep-backward square leg\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .six over long-off! He hinted to skip down the track, before lofting this length ball angling .across to arrive just outside off. Six over the shorter boundary\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .on the bounce to deep midwicket, as he slog sweeps this full and straighter ball, which .is also quicker .Chahal vs Buttler, players who were team-mates at RR until last year\nChahal to Buttler, 1 leg bye .this drifts in and arrives as a yorker outside leg. He looks to clip but the ball dribbles off .the pad to the off side\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .low full toss on off, and belted hard towards long-on. That's also Sudharsan's fifty\nChahal to Buttler, 1 run .ahh, he spots Buttler skip down, and floats it full and wide of off. Buttler reaches out and .pushes to extra cover\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .another low full toss, although this is on his pads. Whipped to deep midwicket .PBKS well ahead, and here comes Shashank hoping for a miracle\nMaxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .pulled to deep midwicket\nMaxwell to Buttler, 2 runs .sliced over cover, Jansen running back didn't look like catching it. Buttler swung at a .length ball but didn't get any power behind it\nMaxwell to Buttler, 1 run .hacked away to deep midwicket\nMaxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .rocks back and pulls this over deep midwicket! Sudharsan moved leg side, Maxwell .followed him to try and cramp him up but he managed to still generate enough power to .clear the ropes\nMaxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Shreyas puts down a tough chance at cover! Sudharsan was looking to go inside-out .over cover, it looks like Shreyas was a split-second late in jumping to catch that. He .seems to suggest he lost it in the ring of fire.\nMaxwell to Buttler, SIX runs .lofted cleanly, lofted superbly and he clears long-off comfortably. It started as a decent .over, ends as an expensive one. Titans on the move.\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .swept past short fine for four! Too full and down leg, easy pickings.\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .slider across the left-hander, lets it go and it's called wide\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .steps out and bludgeons the full toss to long-off . .Jos Buttler vs Yuzvendra Chahal .BALLS .63 .RUNS .85 .OUTS .2 .SR .134.92 .4s\/6s .6\/4\nChahal to Buttler, 1 run .drilled to long-on\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .the sound off the bat was beautiful! Too much flight on middle stump, Sudharsan is .down on one knee as he slog-sweeps this to perfection. Right out of the screws .Sai Sudharsan has cramped up. The physio is out attending to him.\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .flat hit for four! Not far off from the umpire who quickly moved to his left to avoid that .bullet hit. Sudharsan stepped out to take this on the full\nChahal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .cut away to point, can't pick the gap that time\nArshdeep to Buttler, SIX runs .teeing off like a golfer! Buttler hits that like he's on a driving range. Clean swing, long- .handle, what a hit. Wayyyyyyyyyy over long-on. Arshdeep went for an off-cutter and this .sat up for Buttler to give it a proper whack. Incredible hit\nArshdeep to Buttler, 1 run .hammered to long-off\nArshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .picks out Shashank at deep backward square leg! Arshdeep is lucky to get away with .that. It was a length ball angling down, Sai Sudharsan timed this superbly and it was as .if he momentarily forgot there was a man in the deep. Started slowly but made up for it .as the innings progressed. GT are still very much in it. .Sai Sudharsan c Shashank Singh b Arshdeep Singh 74 (41b 5x4 6x6 58m) SR: 180.48\nArshdeep to Rutherford, 1 run .pushed to deep point to get off the mark\nArshdeep to Buttler, FOUR runs .scythed over cover! Took a step across to get close to the pitch and carved it over the .infield. The timing was pristine\nArshdeep to Buttler, 2 runs .drilled to deep cover, Jansen cuts that off . .IMPACT SUBPBKS .V Vyshak .P Arya\nStoinis to Rutherford, SIX runs .he has muscled that short ball over deep backward square! That would've been six .even if the boundary was 20 yards bigger. Stoinis went for a short ball and it was as if .Rutherford was waiting for it.\nStoinis to Rutherford, FOUR runs .holds his shape and waits for the cutter to arrive before slapping it between point and .short third. Showing terrific cricket smarts. The chase is on, folks!\nStoinis to Rutherford, no run .looks to stay leg side of the ball and upper cut this, but misses\nStoinis to Rutherford, SIX runs .gets a top-edge and this flies over fine leg. Not where he intended but Rutherford's .intent was very clear. He was looking to take on the short ball and went all in.\nStoinis to Rutherford, no run .another slower bouncer, looks to help it over point but misses\nStoinis to Rutherford, 1 run .full toss on the pads, flicked to deep square\nVyshak to Rutherford, 1 run .starts with a full toss, Rutherford reaches out to steer this to deep point. Would've been .wide had he left it\nVyshak to Buttler, 1 run .slices this hit to short third, good stop by Chahal on the bounce. Vyshak lucky to get .away with that juicy full toss again\nVyshak to Rutherford, no run .goes for a wide yorker, Rutherford squeezes it back to the bowler. Was looking to reach .out and drive\nVyshak to Rutherford, 1 wide .high full toss, in his hitting arc but Rutherford misses. Just some bat on it would've been .enough for it to race away behind square on the off side.\nVyshak to Rutherford, no run .excellent from Vyshak this time. Yorker-length and angling away, Rutherford looks to .open the bat face to scythe it behind point, misses.\nVyshak to Rutherford, 1 run .reaches out to bunt this full toss to cover. Came off the toe end. .Been a top over so far. Can he finish it well?\nVyshak to Buttler, 1 run .bowls a wide yorker that has Buttler reaching out to squeeze that to deep cover. Top, .top over. .Himanshu to see this home.\nJansen to Buttler, 2 runs .good work by Maxwell, who, from long-on, runs and dives to his left to save two! Buttler .just got across, and lofted this low full toss back over the umpire's ehad\nJansen to Buttler, 1 run .Jansen angles this across, and pitches around sixth stump. Drilled to deep cover\nJansen to Rutherford, 1 run .superb bowling! Jansen bowls a wide yorker outside off, and Rutherford can only .squeeze it towards point\nJansen to Buttler, 1 run .oohh, nicely bowled! Buttler was deep in the crease, and across the stumps, and Jansen .fires a yorker bang on the stumps. Buttler eventually clips to deep midwicket\nJansen to Rutherford, 1 run .full ball, and again wide-ish of off. Whipped to deep midwicket by playing away from his .body\nJansen to Buttler, 2 runs .pulled to deep square leg off the top half of the bat, as he reaches out for this short ball .arriving wide of off. Extra bounce for Jansen there, and Buttler can only mistime that .pull .Time-out\nVyshak to Rutherford, 1 wide .starts with a wide! He angles this across, and it flies off his hand to pitch well wide of .off. Rutherford, though, still chases it and misses\nVyshak to Rutherford, no run .three wides in a row! Another one which angles away to pitch full and wide of off, as he .looks to jam at it but misses. PBKS review, though. This seems to be taking a long .time... And the replay shows Rutherford standing just outside off, with the ball passing .the revised wide line. So the decision is overturned\nVyshak to Rutherford, 1 wide .this is a wide, though! Three wides now! This is almost like a repeat of every previous .delivery, as Vyshak looks to go full and wide of off while angling it across, and .Rutherford leaves it alone\nVyshak to Rutherford, no run .on the bounce to the keeper! It is a full toss arriving around seventh stump, as .Rutherford looks to drive but gets an outside edge\nVyshak to Rutherford, no run .a high full toss this time... as it comes on around seventh stump, and Rutherford has a .heave but misses. Wide or no-ball for height not given, but Rutherford reviews! Replays, .though, show the ball is dipping and finishing below his waist. But just below, though\nVyshak to Rutherford, no run .lovely ball, at last! Rutherford gets across early, and Vyshak fires a yorker a bit wide of .off. Rutherford looks to jam his bat down, but is beaten\nVyshak to Rutherford, 1 run .another full toss, and angling across to arrive outside off. Rutherford swings and gets it .off the outside half of the bat to deep third\nVyshak to Buttler, 1 run .very full, and wide of off. Buttler slashes to deep cover for just a single, as GT seem to .lose their way\nJansen to Buttler, 1 run .goes full and wide of off, as he angles it across. Buttler gets across, and mistimes a loft .towards long-on\nJansen to Rutherford, FOUR runs .sliced to deep third! Rutherford finally gets it away, as he opens the face of the bat at .this yorker-length ball wide of off, and sends it flying off his bat to beat deep third to his .right\nJansen to Rutherford, 1 leg bye .a dipping and very full ball, as it hits Rutherford on his front pad. It looked like sliding .down, even as Jansen appealed for lbw. The ball rolled off his pad to the off side\nJansen to Buttler, FOUR runs .falls just short of Shedge sliding to his left from deep third, and goes to the boundary .after hitting his hands! Another full toss, as Jansen angled it across, and the ball arrived .wide of off. That's Buttler's fifty too\nJansen to Buttler, 2 runs .fullish again, and a slower ball around sixth stump. Heaved to deep square leg\nJansen to Buttler, OUT .bowled him! Buttler gets an inside edge, and that will be it, you'd think. Jansen bowled it .on a length around sixth stump, as he angled it across. The ball seemed to shape away .further after pitching, and Buttler, who was looking to hoick across the line, ended up .getting an inside edge on to the leg stump .Jos Buttler b Jansen 54 (33b 4x4 2x6 63m) SR: 163.63\nVyshak to Rutherford, 1 wide .Vyshak keeps bowling wides outside off! Rutherford goes flashing at this high-ish full .toss, and misses\nVyshak to Rutherford, FOUR runs .flayed wide of short third! He got across the stumps a bit, and as he got another full .toss from Vyshak outside off, he opened the face of the bat late to beat the fielder\nVyshak to Rutherford, 2 runs .this is a dipping full toss arriving around seventh stump, as he goes low to push it .towards deep extra cover\nVyshak to Rutherford, FOUR runs .bam! Thumped to deep third! There was a fielder there, but he could hardly even spot .the ball. Yet another (indeed!) full toss outside off from Vyshak, as Rutherford swung .through the line\nVyshak to Rutherford, 1 run .Rutherford gets across the stumps early, and Vyshak goes full and wide of off. The .batter has a heave, but gets it off the inside half of the bat towards square leg .Tewatia facing his first ball\nVyshak to Tewatia, no run .another high-ish full toss around seventh stump, and it's Vyshak's day indeed. Tewatia .went swiping but missed. But Tewatia reviews for a potential waist-high no-ball. .Replays show that the ball seemed to be dipping as it angled across, and indeed, it is .passing just below the waist\nVyshak to Tewatia, SIX runs .swiped over fine leg! Tewatia, in his typical style, gets across the stumps early, and .dispatches this full toss dipping and arriving wide of off\nArshdeep to Rutherford, OUT .Tewatia is run-out! He was backing out way too far at the non-striker's end, and the .stumps were broken after the ball tickled Arshdeep's left hand. Arshdeep had bowled an .away-swinging low full toss a little wide of off, which Rutherford could only push back. .Arshdeep threw his hand out, and PBKS were lucky enough to get a wicket .Rahul Tewatia run out (Arshdeep Singh) 6 (2b 0x4 1x6 8m) SR: 300\nArshdeep to Rutherford, SIX runs .a bottom-handed six over wide long-off! On a length from Arshdeep, who went wide of .off, but Rutherford stood still in the crease, and crashed the ball for six\nArshdeep to Rutherford, 2 runs .a near yorker just outside off, and Rutherford can only bunt it towards long-off for two .GT need three sixes to tie...\nArshdeep to Rutherford, OUT .chopped on! Arshdeep strikes again, and Rutherford departs after losing steam in the .second half of his innings. The ball was outswinger again, and pretty full and wide of .off. Rutherford looked to drive at it away from his body, but only got an inside edge on .to off stump. PBKS all but there now .Sherfane Rutherford b Arshdeep Singh 46 (28b 4x4 3x6 43m) SR: 164.28\nArshdeep to Arshad Khan, 1 run .another yorker, and this is just outside off. Arshad looks to jam it down, but gets an .inside edge to the keeper's right .Shahrukh facing his first ball\nArshdeep to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs .bashed over deep extra cover! But all it can do is reduce the margin of defeat for GT. .Arshdeep angled it across from over the wicket, and went fullish and wide of off. .Shahrukh reached out and sent the ball flying off the bat. PBKS win by 11 runs, and .start the season with a win","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs PBKS, 5th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs strays down leg and Sai Suds gets this off the thigh pad as the ball races to the fine leg boundary\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run dabs this to short third. Hint of seam movement away that time\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run full and shaping away from off-stump, firmly defended towards point\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run beaten as he slashes at an away-going delivery, no feet and it was a lot fuller than he expected\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run struck on the box as he tries to pull, was cramped for room. Sai Sudharsan was also overbalanced.\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run punched straight to deep point\n Azmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, no run nips back in off a length from around the stumps to strike Sudharsan high on the thigh pad as he tries to tuck it square See all photos\n Azmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run flicked uppishly to deep midwicket where Shashank is patrolling the boundary RUNS 1834 OUTS 48 4s\/6s 244\/40 SR 126.83 AVE 38.20\n Azmatullah to Gill, no run mistimes a dive to mid-off. The bat face turned in his hand\n Azmatullah to Gill, 1 run pushed into the covers as they scamper a quick single. A direct hit at the bowler's end from cover would've made it interesting. Priyansh Arya was the fielder, Gill was miles short\n Azmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs pulled into the gap at deep midwicket. No more than a short-arm jab again from Sai Sudharsan\n Azmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs stunning stroke to get going! That's full and angling into the pads and Sudharsan picks this slower ball quickly and deposits it over long-n.\n Arshdeep to Gill, 1 run pushed to mid-off for a quick single\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run stands tall and punches this length delivery straight to cover point\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run looks to arch back and ramp this over the slips, but misses.\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run dug in short and angling down leg, Sudharsan is looking to pull but bails out in the end in anticipation of a wide, not called.\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, no run punched straight to cover point, frustration building.\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run cramped for room as this length ball nips back in, bunted to the off side as they scamper a single. Shedge has a shy at the stumps at the bowler's end from cover, would've been close.\n Azmatullah to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run angles one back into middle and leg from around the stumps, worked to deep midwicket\n Azmatullah to Gill, SIX runs the whiplash of Gill! A combination of bottom-handed power and wrist work as he picks this length ball up and over the midwicket fence.\n Azmatullah to Gill, 2 runs plays the short-arm jab to deep midwicket\n Azmatullah to Gill, SIX runs helped along to clear fine leg! Poor ball from Azmat. Short and angling down, easy pickings. It sat up nicely to be helped along\n Azmatullah to Gill, no run slower and fuller on middle, drilled straight to mid-on\n Azmatullah to Gill, FOUR runs sashays down the pitch and drills this over extra cover! Gill converted this into the slotball thanks to his footwork\n Jansen to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run nips back in to hit the pad and deflect to the off side. Sudharsan was looking to work it with the angle and they steal a leg bye\n Jansen to Gill, 1 run slower ball on middle, Gill nudges this into the leg side and gets across for a quick single. This got stuck into the pitch and bounced extra as Gill checked his shot\n Jansen to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs plays the signature Sai Sudharsan ramp! Gets inside the line, stays low and scoops it over fine leg\n Jansen to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye misses the flick, the ball rolls off the pad to square leg\n Jansen to Gill, no run looks to whip it over square leg but is cramped for room, lobs back towards the bowler off the pad\n Jansen to Gill, SIX runs swatted over long-on! Length ball asking to be hit, Gill cleared his front leg and gave it a proper whack. Held his pose for the cameras briefly. Himanshu is back\n Maxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs good stop by Shedge, who runs and tumbles to his left from deep square leg to keep this to two. Full and flat, and on the stumps, as Sudharsan swept at it\n Maxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide wide ball! Full and outside leg, and he missed as he looked to sweep\n Maxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 leg bye he looks to swipe at this fullish and quick ball on middle and leg, but the ball popped up off his pads to go towards short third Over the stumps to Gill\n Maxwell to Gill, FOUR runs swung away behind square! Full and dipping on off, and Gill gets his front leg out on middle to slog sweep it for four\n Maxwell to Gill, 2 runs goes to deep square leg after he mistimes an attempted slog sweep! Again he went down to have a free swing at this full delivery around middle and off, but got it off the higher side of the bat\n Maxwell to Gill, OUT taken at cover point! The leading edge ballooned the ball up, and Arya kept his eyes on the ball to take it despite a stumble. Gill came down the pitch to try and whip this full ball angling in quickly towards leg, but seemed to have closed the face of the bat a bit too early. Simple catch for Arya in the end to break a quick stand \n Maxwell to Buttler, no run on a length, and around sixth stump. Punched hard towards cover point Time-out\n Stoinis to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs outside edge, and wide of the keeper! There's no slip at this stage o the game, and Sudharsan has some luck going his way. He goes driving away from his body at this full ball wide-ish of off, and gets four\n Stoinis to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on the shorter side of a length on middle and leg, and pulled to deep square leg\n Stoinis to Buttler, 2 runs on a length, and just outside off. Whipped to deep midwicket to get off the mark\n Stoinis to Buttler, no run wow, there seemed to be a noise as the ball passed the bat... but there's no appeal whatsoever! It was a slower ball from Stoinis, who bowled on a good length around seventh stump. Buttler went pushing, but was beaten\n Stoinis to Buttler, 1 run change of pace again, and on a hard length just outside off. Buttler nudges it towards midwicket by half-closing the face of the bat for a quick single\n Stoinis to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs dropped by Omarzai! He pops it over for six at deep third, as Sudharsan went slashing hard at this short-of-a-length ball finishing around sixth stump after shaping away. Omarzai, moving to his left, seemed to have overrun, and even as he leapt, the ball went over the rope off his hands\n Chahal to Buttler, 1 run fullish and straight, with a hint of turn away. Pushed down to long-off\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs pulled wide of long-on! The man at deep midwicket runs and dives to his right, but is beaten! Short in length from Chahal, who bowled it on the stumps, before Sudharsan went back to pull hard and flat\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run oohh, the wrong one! On a fullish length on leg, and turning away to finish on off, as he dabs it down close to the stumps\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run this is slower, and fuller on middle. It is pushed towards deep midwicket\n Chahal to Buttler, no run looks to reverse sweep, but is beaten! A full and quick ball just outside off, and this one doesn't turn. Buttler shapes early to play the shot, and misses\n Chahal to Buttler, 1 run on a length on the stumps, and quicker too. Swatted towards long-off after going deep in the crease\n Jansen to Buttler, FOUR runs launched wide of long-on! On a length on the stumps, but Buttler has backed away early, and uses his bottom hand to whip it aerially for four\n Jansen to Buttler, FOUR runs thrashed to deep-backward square leg! Short in length, and just outside leg, as Buttler stands outside leg too, and absolutely clubs the ball for four Jansen from around the wicket now\n Jansen to Buttler, no run a short ball angling in, as it pitches on the stumps and finishes outside leg. Buttler makes room and punches it back towards Jansen\n Jansen to Buttler, no run looks to scoop, but is beaten! Jansen bowls short and just outside off, and again the ball shapes back in to finish on top of middle and leg or thereabouts, as this time Buttler got across to play\n Jansen to Buttler, 1 run pulled to deep-backward square leg! Another forceful shot, as the ball is short and around middle and off Over the wicket to Sudharsan\n Jansen to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide wide outside leg! He angles this in, and bowls full and outside leg, even as Sudharsan shapes to make room, and looks to whip but misses\n Jansen to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on the shorter side of a length on the stumps, and clipped to deep-backward square leg\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs six over long-off! He hinted to skip down the track, before lofting this length ball angling across to arrive just outside off. Six over the shorter boundary\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run on the bounce to deep midwicket, as he slog sweeps this full and straighter ball, which is also quicker Chahal vs Buttler, players who were team-mates at RR until last year\n Chahal to Buttler, 1 leg bye this drifts in and arrives as a yorker outside leg. He looks to clip but the ball dribbles off the pad to the off side\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run low full toss on off, and belted hard towards long-on. That's also Sudharsan's fifty\n Chahal to Buttler, 1 run ahh, he spots Buttler skip down, and floats it full and wide of off. Buttler reaches out and pushes to extra cover\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run another low full toss, although this is on his pads. Whipped to deep midwicket PBKS well ahead, and here comes Shashank hoping for a miracle\n Maxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run pulled to deep midwicket\n Maxwell to Buttler, 2 runs sliced over cover, Jansen running back didn't look like catching it. Buttler swung at a length ball but didn't get any power behind it\n Maxwell to Buttler, 1 run hacked away to deep midwicket\n Maxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs rocks back and pulls this over deep midwicket! Sudharsan moved leg side, Maxwell followed him to try and cramp him up but he managed to still generate enough power to clear the ropes\n Maxwell to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Shreyas puts down a tough chance at cover! Sudharsan was looking to go inside-out over cover, it looks like Shreyas was a split-second late in jumping to catch that. He seems to suggest he lost it in the ring of fire.\n Maxwell to Buttler, SIX runs lofted cleanly, lofted superbly and he clears long-off comfortably. It started as a decent over, ends as an expensive one. Titans on the move.\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs swept past short fine for four! Too full and down leg, easy pickings.\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide slider across the left-hander, lets it go and it's called wide\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run steps out and bludgeons the full toss to long-off Jos Buttler vs Yuzvendra Chahal BALLS 63 RUNS 85 OUTS 2 SR 134.92 4s\/6s 6\/4\n Chahal to Buttler, 1 run drilled to long-on\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs the sound off the bat was beautiful! Too much flight on middle stump, Sudharsan is down on one knee as he slog-sweeps this to perfection. Right out of the screws Sai Sudharsan has cramped up. The physio is out attending to him.\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs flat hit for four! Not far off from the umpire who quickly moved to his left to avoid that bullet hit. Sudharsan stepped out to take this on the full\n Chahal to B Sai Sudharsan, no run cut away to point, can't pick the gap that time\n Arshdeep to Buttler, SIX runs teeing off like a golfer! Buttler hits that like he's on a driving range. Clean swing, long-handle, what a hit. Wayyyyyyyyyy over long-on. Arshdeep went for an off-cutter and this sat up for Buttler to give it a proper whack. Incredible hit\n Arshdeep to Buttler, 1 run hammered to long-off\n Arshdeep to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT picks out Shashank at deep backward square leg! Arshdeep is lucky to get away with that. It was a length ball angling down, Sai Sudharsan timed this superbly and it was as if he momentarily forgot there was a man in the deep. Started slowly but made up for it as the innings progressed. GT are still very much in it. \n Arshdeep to Rutherford, 1 run pushed to deep point to get off the mark\n Arshdeep to Buttler, FOUR runs scythed over cover! Took a step across to get close to the pitch and carved it over the infield. The timing was pristine\n Arshdeep to Buttler, 2 runs drilled to deep cover, Jansen cuts that off IMPACT SUBPBKS V Vyshak P Arya\n Stoinis to Rutherford, SIX runs he has muscled that short ball over deep backward square! That would've been six even if the boundary was 20 yards bigger. Stoinis went for a short ball and it was as if Rutherford was waiting for it.\n Stoinis to Rutherford, FOUR runs holds his shape and waits for the cutter to arrive before slapping it between point and short third. Showing terrific cricket smarts. The chase is on, folks!\n Stoinis to Rutherford, no run looks to stay leg side of the ball and upper cut this, but misses\n Stoinis to Rutherford, SIX runs gets a top-edge and this flies over fine leg. Not where he intended but Rutherford's intent was very clear. He was looking to take on the short ball and went all in.\n Stoinis to Rutherford, no run another slower bouncer, looks to help it over point but misses\n Stoinis to Rutherford, 1 run full toss on the pads, flicked to deep square\n Vyshak to Rutherford, 1 run starts with a full toss, Rutherford reaches out to steer this to deep point. Would've been wide had he left it\n Vyshak to Buttler, 1 run slices this hit to short third, good stop by Chahal on the bounce. Vyshak lucky to get away with that juicy full toss again\n Vyshak to Rutherford, no run goes for a wide yorker, Rutherford squeezes it back to the bowler. Was looking to reach out and drive\n Vyshak to Rutherford, 1 wide high full toss, in his hitting arc but Rutherford misses. Just some bat on it would've been enough for it to race away behind square on the off side.\n Vyshak to Rutherford, no run excellent from Vyshak this time. Yorker-length and angling away, Rutherford looks to open the bat face to scythe it behind point, misses.\n Vyshak to Rutherford, 1 run reaches out to bunt this full toss to cover. Came off the toe end. Been a top over so far. Can he finish it well?\n Vyshak to Buttler, 1 run bowls a wide yorker that has Buttler reaching out to squeeze that to deep cover. Top, top over. Himanshu to see this home.\n Jansen to Buttler, 2 runs good work by Maxwell, who, from long-on, runs and dives to his left to save two! Buttler just got across, and lofted this low full toss back over the umpire's ehad\n Jansen to Buttler, 1 run Jansen angles this across, and pitches around sixth stump. Drilled to deep cover\n Jansen to Rutherford, 1 run superb bowling! Jansen bowls a wide yorker outside off, and Rutherford can only squeeze it towards point\n Jansen to Buttler, 1 run oohh, nicely bowled! Buttler was deep in the crease, and across the stumps, and Jansen fires a yorker bang on the stumps. Buttler eventually clips to deep midwicket\n Jansen to Rutherford, 1 run full ball, and again wide-ish of off. Whipped to deep midwicket by playing away from his body\n Jansen to Buttler, 2 runs pulled to deep square leg off the top half of the bat, as he reaches out for this short ball arriving wide of off. Extra bounce for Jansen there, and Buttler can only mistime that pull Time-out\n Vyshak to Rutherford, 1 wide starts with a wide! He angles this across, and it flies off his hand to pitch well wide of off. Rutherford, though, still chases it and misses\n Vyshak to Rutherford, no run three wides in a row! Another one which angles away to pitch full and wide of off, as he looks to jam at it but misses. PBKS review, though. This seems to be taking a long time... And the replay shows Rutherford standing just outside off, with the ball passing the revised wide line. So the decision is overturned\n Vyshak to Rutherford, 1 wide this is a wide, though! Three wides now! This is almost like a repeat of every previous delivery, as Vyshak looks to go full and wide of off while angling it across, and Rutherford leaves it alone\n Vyshak to Rutherford, no run on the bounce to the keeper! It is a full toss arriving around seventh stump, as Rutherford looks to drive but gets an outside edge\n Vyshak to Rutherford, no run a high full toss this time... as it comes on around seventh stump, and Rutherford has a heave but misses. Wide or no-ball for height not given, but Rutherford reviews! Replays, though, show the ball is dipping and finishing below his waist. But just below, though\n Vyshak to Rutherford, no run lovely ball, at last! Rutherford gets across early, and Vyshak fires a yorker a bit wide of off. Rutherford looks to jam his bat down, but is beaten\n Vyshak to Rutherford, 1 run another full toss, and angling across to arrive outside off. Rutherford swings and gets it off the outside half of the bat to deep third\n Vyshak to Buttler, 1 run very full, and wide of off. Buttler slashes to deep cover for just a single, as GT seem to lose their way\n Jansen to Buttler, 1 run goes full and wide of off, as he angles it across. Buttler gets across, and mistimes a loft towards long-on\n Jansen to Rutherford, FOUR runs sliced to deep third! Rutherford finally gets it away, as he opens the face of the bat at this yorker-length ball wide of off, and sends it flying off his bat to beat deep third to his right\n Jansen to Rutherford, 1 leg bye a dipping and very full ball, as it hits Rutherford on his front pad. It looked like sliding down, even as Jansen appealed for lbw. The ball rolled off his pad to the off side\n Jansen to Buttler, FOUR runs falls just short of Shedge sliding to his left from deep third, and goes to the boundary after hitting his hands! Another full toss, as Jansen angled it across, and the ball arrived wide of off. That's Buttler's fifty too\n Jansen to Buttler, 2 runs fullish again, and a slower ball around sixth stump. Heaved to deep square leg\n Jansen to Buttler, OUT bowled him! Buttler gets an inside edge, and that will be it, you'd think. Jansen bowled it on a length around sixth stump, as he angled it across. The ball seemed to shape away further after pitching, and Buttler, who was looking to hoick across the line, ended up getting an inside edge on to the leg stump \n Vyshak to Rutherford, 1 wide Vyshak keeps bowling wides outside off! Rutherford goes flashing at this high-ish full toss, and misses\n Vyshak to Rutherford, FOUR runs flayed wide of short third! He got across the stumps a bit, and as he got another full toss from Vyshak outside off, he opened the face of the bat late to beat the fielder\n Vyshak to Rutherford, 2 runs this is a dipping full toss arriving around seventh stump, as he goes low to push it towards deep extra cover\n Vyshak to Rutherford, FOUR runs bam! Thumped to deep third! There was a fielder there, but he could hardly even spot through the line\n Vyshak to Rutherford, 1 run Rutherford gets across the stumps early, and Vyshak goes full and wide of off. The batter has a heave, but gets it off the inside half of the bat towards square leg Tewatia facing his first ball\n Vyshak to Tewatia, no run another high-ish full toss around seventh stump, and it's Vyshak's day indeed. Tewatia went swiping but missed. But Tewatia reviews for a potential waist-high no-ball. Replays show that the ball seemed to be dipping as it angled across, and indeed, it is passing just below the waist\n Vyshak to Tewatia, SIX runs swiped over fine leg! Tewatia, in his typical style, gets across the stumps early, and dispatches this full toss dipping and arriving wide of off\n Arshdeep to Rutherford, OUT Tewatia is run-out! He was backing out way too far at the non-striker's end, and the stumps were broken after the ball tickled Arshdeep's left hand. Arshdeep had bowled an away-swinging low full toss a little wide of off, which Rutherford could only push back. Arshdeep threw his hand out, and PBKS were lucky enough to get a wicket \n Arshdeep to Rutherford, SIX runs a bottom-handed six over wide long-off! On a length from Arshdeep, who went wide of off, but Rutherford stood still in the crease, and crashed the ball for six\n Arshdeep to Rutherford, 2 runs a near yorker just outside off, and Rutherford can only bunt it towards long-off for two GT need three sixes to tie...\n Arshdeep to Rutherford, OUT chopped on! Arshdeep strikes again, and Rutherford departs after losing steam in the second half of his innings. The ball was outswinger again, and pretty full and wide of off. Rutherford looked to drive at it away from his body, but only got an inside edge on to off stump. PBKS all but there now \n Arshdeep to Arshad Khan, 1 run another yorker, and this is just outside off. Arshad looks to jam it down, but gets an inside edge to the keeper's right Shahrukh facing his first ball\n Arshdeep to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs bashed over deep extra cover! But all it can do is reduce the margin of defeat for GT. Arshdeep angled it across from over the wicket, and went fullish and wide of off. Shahrukh reached out and sent the ball flying off the bat. PBKS win by 11 runs, and start the season with a win","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arshad Khan","B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill","Rutherford","Rutherford","Shahrukh Khan","Tewatia"],"Runs":[1.0,74.0,54.0,33.0,46.0,46.0,6.0,6.0],"Balls_Faced":[1,41,33,14,28,28,1,2],"Fours":[0,5,4,2,4,4,0,0],"Sixes":[0,6,2,3,3,3,1,1],"S\/R":[100.0,180.49,163.64,235.71,164.29,164.29,600.0,300.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Shashank Singh b Arshdeep Singh","b Jansen","c Arya b Maxwell","run out (Arshdeep Singh)","b Arshdeep Singh","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Azmatullah","Chahal","Jansen","Maxwell","Stoinis","Vyshak"],"Balls":[24,12,18,24,12,12,18],"Runs_Given":[36.0,29.0,34.0,44.0,26.0,31.0,27.0],"Wickets":[2,0,0,1,1,0,0],"Overs":[4.0,2.0,3.0,4.0,2.0,2.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .a sharp inswinger first ball! It starts from well outside off, but finishes full on the pads, .as JFM clips towards the man at square leg . .Jofra Archer in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1780 .WKTS .71 .4s\/6s .269\/76 .ECON .7.68 .AVE .32.12\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .no foot movement from JFM, who leans into a drive off this fullish ball slightly wide of .off. But the ball trickles to mid-on off the inside half of the bat\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .sliced aerially to deep point! He opens the face of the bat at this length delivery which is .wide of off, and with Archer getting now swing, JFM throws his bat and gets four\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .one-bounce, and four over cover! Archer again bowls a length delivery, although this is .closer to off than the previous ball. JFM lofts without really getting to the pitch of the .ball, but that's his style, really\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .tighter line this time. Shorter side of a length around off, and seaming in. JFM punches .towards cover for a quick single .Porel facing his first ball. There's a slip for him too.\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shortish in length on leg, and Porel slightly opens his stance up to nudge to deep- .backward square leg\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .chipped wide and over mid-on! Deshpande angles it across, and ends up bowling a .lowish full toss around middle and off. Porel adjusts for the dip, and swipes at it across .the line .A quick reminder that you can follow live commentary for this game on ESPNcricinfo in .Hindi as well.\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .some luck for Porel, and four runs for DC! He skips down the pitch, and as this length .ball angles across to pitch outside off, Porel gets an outside edge wide of the keeper as .he looks to hoick\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .wow, superb shot! An effortless pick-up whip! The ball lands deep into the stands at .deep-backward square leg. It was a fullish ball from Deshpande, but on Porel's pads. .Porel simply waited, before dispatching it for six .Abishek Porel strike rate in Powerplay overs155.35\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .four more! Porel reads the slower ball too! On a short of a length, and pitching just .outside off, before shaping away. Porel plays late, and slashes at it to deep-backward .point\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .pulled to deep midwicket! Deshpande looks clueless, while Porel bats like a boss! A .short ball rising around off or thereabouts, and Porel rolls his wrists to pull along the .ground for four more\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .a single to end the over! Quite a miracle! A slow full toss around middle, and Porel clips .to deep square leg\nArcher to Abishek Porel, no run .on a fullish length on middle, and Porel only manages to push it back towards Archer\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 1 run .short delivery around middle stump at 145kph, and Porel is nearly beaten for pace. He .plays an unconvincing pull towards deep square leg\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT .a golf swing, but taken! Jaiswal, at extra cover, moves a few steps to his left, and takes .it in front of his stomach. JFM hardly got any timing there, as Archer bowled on a short .of a length on middle and off. His front leg was out of the way, and he seemed to have .been by the pace and bounce as much as his own lack of technique, with his head .facing down the ground. .Jake Fraser-McGurk c Jaiswal b Archer 9 (6b 2x4 0x6 11m) SR: 150\nArcher to Nair, no run .on a fullish length, and just outside off. Dabbed to point with a firm sound off the bat\nArcher to Nair, no run .short ball, and Nair ducks! Archer bangs the ball on middle, and has Nair ducking, even .as the ball finishes around leg stump for the keeper\nArcher to Nair, no run .ohh, almost taken at square leg! The ball fell just short of the man there, after Nair took .his eyes off for a second, before realising that this short ball didn't get up as much as he .would have liked. He went for the pull off this 145kph delivery, mistimed it, and nearly .fell\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, OUT .A mix-up between Nair and Porel... and replays show Nair is juuuuust short of the .crease at the non-striker's end! This is what happened earlier: Sandeep angled a length .delivery into the left-hander from around the stumps, and pitched it around off. Porel .went for the pull, bot got a bottom edge on to his leg. The ball trickled away towards .backward point, and while Porel was looking at the ball, Nair was already halfway down .the pitch. The throw went to Sandeep, and Nair was late in turning around .Karun Nair run out (Hasaranga\/Sandeep Sharma) 0 (3b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 0\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, no run .almost a copy of the last ball, except for the run-out! Another bottom edge as Porel .looked to pull a shortish ball, and the ball went behind the wicket\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .drives this fuller ball outside off to long-on .Rahul facing his first ball\nSandeep to Rahul, no run .on the shorter side of a length, and angling in, as Sandeep bowls this from close to the .stumps. Rahul dabs it down from off stump\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .good work by Parag at mid-off. He tumbles to his right to keep this to a single, after .Rahul skips down and drives at this length ball in the channel outside off. Parag may .have saved at least a run or two there\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .clipped to deep square leg, as this full ball swings back in to arrive very full, and on the .stumps\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .full and dipping on leg, and flicked to deep midwicket\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .on the shorter side of a length, and quicker around sixth stump. Pushed towards cover .point\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .very full - nearly a yorker - and drifting into middle. Driven to extra cover this time\nTheekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs .whipped to deep square leg. It was a high-ish full toss, and arriving just outside leg. .Even Rahul seemed surprised by that, although he played it well to bag four in the .vacant region\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .advances down the pitch, and gets a leading edge towards cover point. The ball was on .the shorter side on middle and off, and was a carrom ball, which Rahul looked to clip\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .fullish ball on middle and leg, and nudged off his pads towards square leg\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, no run .an inswinging yorker arrives on middle, and Porel gets his front leg out of the way to .squeeze it back to Sandeep\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another yorker which shapes into Porel, although this one comes around off. He jams .his bat down in time to clip towards square leg . .KL Rahul in IPL, 2025 .INNS .5 .RUNS .205 .SR .157.69 .AVE .68.33 .HS .93*\nSandeep to Rahul, no run .excellent execution from Sandeep, as he nails another yorker. Rahul makes room and .skips down the pitch, and can only manage to drag this ball arriving around off to mid- .off\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .Sandeep switches to a short delivery outside off, and Rahul rolls his wrists to pull to .deep midwicket .Over the wicket to Porel now\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another low full toss after an attempted yorker, and this time Porel drives from middle .and off to mid-on for a hurried single\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle, and punched to long-on with a big swing of the arms .from Rahul\nDeshpande to Rahul, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length, and angling in to pitch on off. Pushed to long-on by .closing the face of the bat\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .bowls this from wide of the crease, and goes short around middle. The ball shapes .away to finish wide of off, as Porel pulls to deep midwicket with his bottom hand .coming off\nDeshpande to Rahul, no run .slower ball, and on the shorter side around fifth stump. The ball shaped in to finish .closer to off, and was punched to point\nDeshpande to Rahul, SIX runs .launched down the ground. Rahul has a free swing of the bat at this length delivery .angling in and arriving just outside off, and clearing his front leg also helps him crash .the ball\nDeshpande to Rahul, 1 run .a bouncer on off, and Rahul opens his stance up to swat-pull to deep midwicket. He did .well to ride the bounce there\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .a low full angling across, and coming on to Porel just outside off. Swiped wide of long- .on for a single\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .tosses it up, and bowls quite full on leg stump. Driven hard to long-on by Porel\nHasaranga to Rahul, no run .very full again, as Hasaranga gives the ball some loop. It is just about on off, and Rahul .drives on the bounce to the man at extra cover\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .full and slow, and around fifth stump. Swept to deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .the wrong 'un from Hasaranga, who bowls slow, and gets it to dip on a fullish length on .middle. The ball ends around off, and is punched to long-on\nHasaranga to Rahul, no run .much fuller around off, and pushed towards cover by going low\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .on a length, and just outside off. It turns away, and Rahul punches to deep cover .Time-out\nTheekshana to Rahul, 2 runs .short of a length on middle, and Rahul nudges it towards midwicket. It was played .softly, and Theekshana gave the chase, by which time the batters ran two\nTheekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs .misfield at deep cover, and four!! Jurel was the man there moving to his left, but let the .ball slip through after himself sliding on the field. It was a carrom ball from Theekshana, .as Rahul made room early, and slapped hard at it\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .short in length again, but this pitches around off and turns in a bit. Punched to long-on\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shorter side to the left-hander too, but this lands outside leg. It turns away slightly, and .Porel mistimes a pull towards deep-backward square leg\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .again Rahul backs away, and this time Theekshana follows. He bowls full and outside .leg, and Rahul clips to deep midwicket\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, no run .again bowls short and just outside leg to Porel, who opens his stance up before looking .to pull. But he misses, and is hit on his body\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .On a length on middle, and turning away. Pulled to long-on\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run .ohh, beaten! Much slower from Hasaranga, who tossed it up and bowled full and .outside off. It turned away as Porel looked to loft, and missed\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another googly, but this one is quicker, and pitching on a fullish length on off. Punched .to long-off by Porel . .KL Rahul vs Wanindu Hasaranga .BALLS .29 .RUNS .35 .OUTS .1 .SR .120.68 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .very full on middle and off, as it dips on to Rahul. Driven to long-on\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run .this drifts away, and is full and outside off. Porel looks to drive, but misses again\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .cut away to deep-backward point. On a length, and wide-ish of off already, before .turning away further. Porel waits, before slashing at it for four .With that boundary, here's Abhimanyu back","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs RR, 32nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, no run a sharp inswinger first ball! It starts from well outside off, but finishes full on the pads, as JFM clips towards the man at square leg BALLS 1780 WKTS 71 4s\/6s 269\/76 ECON 7.68 AVE 32.12\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, no run no foot movement from JFM, who leans into a drive off this fullish ball slightly wide of off. But the ball trickles to mid-on off the inside half of the bat\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs sliced aerially to deep point! He opens the face of the bat at this length delivery which is wide of off, and with Archer getting now swing, JFM throws his bat and gets four\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs one-bounce, and four over cover! Archer again bowls a length delivery, although this is closer to off than the previous ball. JFM lofts without really getting to the pitch of the ball, but that's his style, really\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run tighter line this time. Shorter side of a length around off, and seaming in. JFM punches towards cover for a quick single Porel facing his first ball. There's a slip for him too.\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 1 run shortish in length on leg, and Porel slightly opens his stance up to nudge to deep-backward square leg\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs chipped wide and over mid-on! Deshpande angles it across, and ends up bowling a lowish full toss around middle and off. Porel adjusts for the dip, and swipes at it across the line A quick reminder that you can follow live commentary for this game on ESPNcricinfo in Hindi as well.\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs some luck for Porel, and four runs for DC! He skips down the pitch, and as this length ball angles across to pitch outside off, Porel gets an outside edge wide of the keeper as he looks to hoick\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, SIX runs wow, superb shot! An effortless pick-up whip! The ball lands deep into the stands at deep-backward square leg. It was a fullish ball from Deshpande, but on Porel's pads. Porel simply waited, before dispatching it for six Abishek Porel strike rate in Powerplay overs155.35\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs four more! Porel reads the slower ball too! On a short of a length, and pitching just outside off, before shaping away. Porel plays late, and slashes at it to deep-backward point\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs pulled to deep midwicket! Deshpande looks clueless, while Porel bats like a boss! A short ball rising around off or thereabouts, and Porel rolls his wrists to pull along the ground for four more\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run a single to end the over! Quite a miracle! A slow full toss around middle, and Porel clips to deep square leg\n Archer to Abishek Porel, no run on a fullish length on middle, and Porel only manages to push it back towards Archer\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 1 run short delivery around middle stump at 145kph, and Porel is nearly beaten for pace. He plays an unconvincing pull towards deep square leg\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT a golf swing, but taken! Jaiswal, at extra cover, moves a few steps to his left, and takes it in front of his stomach. JFM hardly got any timing there, as Archer bowled on a short of a length on middle and off. His front leg was out of the way, and he seemed to have been by the pace and bounce as much as his own lack of technique, with his head facing down the ground. \n Archer to Nair, no run on a fullish length, and just outside off. Dabbed to point with a firm sound off the bat\n Archer to Nair, no run short ball, and Nair ducks! Archer bangs the ball on middle, and has Nair ducking, even as the ball finishes around leg stump for the keeper\n Archer to Nair, no run ohh, almost taken at square leg! The ball fell just short of the man there, after Nair took his eyes off for a second, before realising that this short ball didn't get up as much as he would have liked. He went for the pull off this 145kph delivery, mistimed it, and nearly fell\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, OUT A mix-up between Nair and Porel... and replays show Nair is juuuuust short of the crease at the non-striker's end! This is what happened earlier: Sandeep angled a length delivery into the left-hander from around the stumps, and pitched it around off. Porel went for the pull, bot got a bottom edge on to his leg. The ball trickled away towards backward point, and while Porel was looking at the ball, Nair was already halfway down the pitch. The throw went to Sandeep, and Nair was late in turning around \n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, no run almost a copy of the last ball, except for the run-out! Another bottom edge as Porel looked to pull a shortish ball, and the ball went behind the wicket\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run drives this fuller ball outside off to long-on Rahul facing his first ball\n Sandeep to Rahul, no run on the shorter side of a length, and angling in, as Sandeep bowls this from close to the stumps. Rahul dabs it down from off stump\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run good work by Parag at mid-off. He tumbles to his right to keep this to a single, after Rahul skips down and drives at this length ball in the channel outside off. Parag may have saved at least a run or two there\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run clipped to deep square leg, as this full ball swings back in to arrive very full, and on the stumps\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run full and dipping on leg, and flicked to deep midwicket\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run on the shorter side of a length, and quicker around sixth stump. Pushed towards cover point\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run very full - nearly a yorker - and drifting into middle. Driven to extra cover this time\n Theekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs whipped to deep square leg. It was a high-ish full toss, and arriving just outside leg. Even Rahul seemed surprised by that, although he played it well to bag four in the vacant region\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run advances down the pitch, and gets a leading edge towards cover point. The ball was on the shorter side on middle and off, and was a carrom ball, which Rahul looked to clip\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run fullish ball on middle and leg, and nudged off his pads towards square leg\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, no run an inswinging yorker arrives on middle, and Porel gets his front leg out of the way to squeeze it back to Sandeep\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run another yorker which shapes into Porel, although this one comes around off. He jams his bat down in time to clip towards square leg KL Rahul in IPL, 2025 INNS 5 RUNS 205 SR 157.69 AVE 68.33 HS 93*\n Sandeep to Rahul, no run excellent execution from Sandeep, as he nails another yorker. Rahul makes room and skips down the pitch, and can only manage to drag this ball arriving around off to mid-off\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run Sandeep switches to a short delivery outside off, and Rahul rolls his wrists to pull to deep midwicket Over the wicket to Porel now\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run another low full toss after an attempted yorker, and this time Porel drives from middle and off to mid-on for a hurried single\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle, and punched to long-on with a big swing of the arms from Rahul\n Deshpande to Rahul, 1 run on the shorter side of a length, and angling in to pitch on off. Pushed to long-on by closing the face of the bat\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run bowls this from wide of the crease, and goes short around middle. The ball shapes away to finish wide of off, as Porel pulls to deep midwicket with his bottom hand coming off\n Deshpande to Rahul, no run slower ball, and on the shorter side around fifth stump. The ball shaped in to finish closer to off, and was punched to point\n Deshpande to Rahul, SIX runs launched down the ground. Rahul has a free swing of the bat at this length delivery angling in and arriving just outside off, and clearing his front leg also helps him crash the ball\n Deshpande to Rahul, 1 run a bouncer on off, and Rahul opens his stance up to swat-pull to deep midwicket. He did well to ride the bounce there\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run a low full angling across, and coming on to Porel just outside off. Swiped wide of long-on for a single\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run tosses it up, and bowls quite full on leg stump. Driven hard to long-on by Porel\n Hasaranga to Rahul, no run very full again, as Hasaranga gives the ball some loop. It is just about on off, and Rahul drives on the bounce to the man at extra cover\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run full and slow, and around fifth stump. Swept to deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run the wrong 'un from Hasaranga, who bowls slow, and gets it to dip on a fullish length on middle. The ball ends around off, and is punched to long-on\n Hasaranga to Rahul, no run much fuller around off, and pushed towards cover by going low\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run on a length, and just outside off. It turns away, and Rahul punches to deep cover Time-out\n Theekshana to Rahul, 2 runs short of a length on middle, and Rahul nudges it towards midwicket. It was played softly, and Theekshana gave the chase, by which time the batters ran two\n Theekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs misfield at deep cover, and four!! Jurel was the man there moving to his left, but let the ball slip through after himself sliding on the field. It was a carrom ball from Theekshana, as Rahul made room early, and slapped hard at it\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run short in length again, but this pitches around off and turns in a bit. Punched to long-on\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run shorter side to the left-hander too, but this lands outside leg. It turns away slightly, and Porel mistimes a pull towards deep-backward square leg\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run again Rahul backs away, and this time Theekshana follows. He bowls full and outside leg, and Rahul clips to deep midwicket\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, no run again bowls short and just outside leg to Porel, who opens his stance up before looking to pull. But he misses, and is hit on his body\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run On a length on middle, and turning away. Pulled to long-on\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run ohh, beaten! Much slower from Hasaranga, who tossed it up and bowled full and outside off. It turned away as Porel looked to loft, and missed\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run another googly, but this one is quicker, and pitching on a fullish length on off. Punched to long-off by Porel KL Rahul vs Wanindu Hasaranga BALLS 29 RUNS 35 OUTS 1 SR 120.68 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run very full on middle and off, as it dips on to Rahul. Driven to long-on\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run this drifts away, and is full and outside off. Porel looks to drive, but misses again\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs cut away to deep-backward point. On a length, and wide-ish of off already, before turning away further. Porel waits, before slashing at it for four With that boundary, here's Abhimanyu back","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","J Fraser-McGurk","Nair","Rahul"],"Runs":[40.0,9.0,0.0,27.0],"Balls_Faced":[27,6,3,24],"Fours":[5,2,0,2],"Sixes":[1,0,0,1],"S\/R":[148.15,150.0,0.0,112.5],"dismissal":["run out (Hasaranga\/Sandeep Sharma)","c Jaiswal b Archer","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Hasaranga","Sandeep","Theekshana"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[11.0,33.0,11.0,7.0,14.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .a sharp inswinger first ball! It starts from well outside off, but finishes full on the pads, .as JFM clips towards the man at square leg . .Jofra Archer in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1780 .WKTS .71 .4s\/6s .269\/76 .ECON .7.68 .AVE .32.12\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .no foot movement from JFM, who leans into a drive off this fullish ball slightly wide of .off. But the ball trickles to mid-on off the inside half of the bat\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .sliced aerially to deep point! He opens the face of the bat at this length delivery which is .wide of off, and with Archer getting now swing, JFM throws his bat and gets four\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .one-bounce, and four over cover! Archer again bowls a length delivery, although this is .closer to off than the previous ball. JFM lofts without really getting to the pitch of the .ball, but that's his style, really\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .tighter line this time. Shorter side of a length around off, and seaming in. JFM punches .towards cover for a quick single .Porel facing his first ball. There's a slip for him too.\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shortish in length on leg, and Porel slightly opens his stance up to nudge to deep- .backward square leg\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .chipped wide and over mid-on! Deshpande angles it across, and ends up bowling a .lowish full toss around middle and off. Porel adjusts for the dip, and swipes at it across .the line .A quick reminder that you can follow live commentary for this game on ESPNcricinfo in .Hindi as well.\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .some luck for Porel, and four runs for DC! He skips down the pitch, and as this length .ball angles across to pitch outside off, Porel gets an outside edge wide of the keeper as .he looks to hoick\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .wow, superb shot! An effortless pick-up whip! The ball lands deep into the stands at .deep-backward square leg. It was a fullish ball from Deshpande, but on Porel's pads. .Porel simply waited, before dispatching it for six .Abishek Porel strike rate in Powerplay overs155.35\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .four more! Porel reads the slower ball too! On a short of a length, and pitching just .outside off, before shaping away. Porel plays late, and slashes at it to deep-backward .point\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .pulled to deep midwicket! Deshpande looks clueless, while Porel bats like a boss! A .short ball rising around off or thereabouts, and Porel rolls his wrists to pull along the .ground for four more\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .a single to end the over! Quite a miracle! A slow full toss around middle, and Porel clips .to deep square leg\nArcher to Abishek Porel, no run .on a fullish length on middle, and Porel only manages to push it back towards Archer\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 1 run .short delivery around middle stump at 145kph, and Porel is nearly beaten for pace. He .plays an unconvincing pull towards deep square leg\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT .a golf swing, but taken! Jaiswal, at extra cover, moves a few steps to his left, and takes .it in front of his stomach. JFM hardly got any timing there, as Archer bowled on a short .of a length on middle and off. His front leg was out of the way, and he seemed to have .been by the pace and bounce as much as his own lack of technique, with his head .facing down the ground. .Jake Fraser-McGurk c Jaiswal b Archer 9 (6b 2x4 0x6 11m) SR: 150\nArcher to Nair, no run .on a fullish length, and just outside off. Dabbed to point with a firm sound off the bat\nArcher to Nair, no run .short ball, and Nair ducks! Archer bangs the ball on middle, and has Nair ducking, even .as the ball finishes around leg stump for the keeper\nArcher to Nair, no run .ohh, almost taken at square leg! The ball fell just short of the man there, after Nair took .his eyes off for a second, before realising that this short ball didn't get up as much as he .would have liked. He went for the pull off this 145kph delivery, mistimed it, and nearly .fell\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, OUT .A mix-up between Nair and Porel... and replays show Nair is juuuuust short of the .crease at the non-striker's end! This is what happened earlier: Sandeep angled a length .delivery into the left-hander from around the stumps, and pitched it around off. Porel .went for the pull, bot got a bottom edge on to his leg. The ball trickled away towards .backward point, and while Porel was looking at the ball, Nair was already halfway down .the pitch. The throw went to Sandeep, and Nair was late in turning around .Karun Nair run out (Hasaranga\/Sandeep Sharma) 0 (3b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 0\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, no run .almost a copy of the last ball, except for the run-out! Another bottom edge as Porel .looked to pull a shortish ball, and the ball went behind the wicket\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .drives this fuller ball outside off to long-on .Rahul facing his first ball\nSandeep to Rahul, no run .on the shorter side of a length, and angling in, as Sandeep bowls this from close to the .stumps. Rahul dabs it down from off stump\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .good work by Parag at mid-off. He tumbles to his right to keep this to a single, after .Rahul skips down and drives at this length ball in the channel outside off. Parag may .have saved at least a run or two there\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .clipped to deep square leg, as this full ball swings back in to arrive very full, and on the .stumps\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .full and dipping on leg, and flicked to deep midwicket\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .on the shorter side of a length, and quicker around sixth stump. Pushed towards cover .point\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .very full - nearly a yorker - and drifting into middle. Driven to extra cover this time\nTheekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs .whipped to deep square leg. It was a high-ish full toss, and arriving just outside leg. .Even Rahul seemed surprised by that, although he played it well to bag four in the .vacant region\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .advances down the pitch, and gets a leading edge towards cover point. The ball was on .the shorter side on middle and off, and was a carrom ball, which Rahul looked to clip\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .fullish ball on middle and leg, and nudged off his pads towards square leg\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, no run .an inswinging yorker arrives on middle, and Porel gets his front leg out of the way to .squeeze it back to Sandeep\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another yorker which shapes into Porel, although this one comes around off. He jams .his bat down in time to clip towards square leg . .KL Rahul in IPL, 2025 .INNS .5 .RUNS .205 .SR .157.69 .AVE .68.33 .HS .93*\nSandeep to Rahul, no run .excellent execution from Sandeep, as he nails another yorker. Rahul makes room and .skips down the pitch, and can only manage to drag this ball arriving around off to mid- .off\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .Sandeep switches to a short delivery outside off, and Rahul rolls his wrists to pull to .deep midwicket .Over the wicket to Porel now\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another low full toss after an attempted yorker, and this time Porel drives from middle .and off to mid-on for a hurried single\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle, and punched to long-on with a big swing of the arms .from Rahul\nDeshpande to Rahul, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length, and angling in to pitch on off. Pushed to long-on by .closing the face of the bat\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .bowls this from wide of the crease, and goes short around middle. The ball shapes .away to finish wide of off, as Porel pulls to deep midwicket with his bottom hand .coming off\nDeshpande to Rahul, no run .slower ball, and on the shorter side around fifth stump. The ball shaped in to finish .closer to off, and was punched to point\nDeshpande to Rahul, SIX runs .launched down the ground. Rahul has a free swing of the bat at this length delivery .angling in and arriving just outside off, and clearing his front leg also helps him crash .the ball\nDeshpande to Rahul, 1 run .a bouncer on off, and Rahul opens his stance up to swat-pull to deep midwicket. He did .well to ride the bounce there\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .a low full angling across, and coming on to Porel just outside off. Swiped wide of long- .on for a single\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .tosses it up, and bowls quite full on leg stump. Driven hard to long-on by Porel\nHasaranga to Rahul, no run .very full again, as Hasaranga gives the ball some loop. It is just about on off, and Rahul .drives on the bounce to the man at extra cover\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .full and slow, and around fifth stump. Swept to deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .the wrong 'un from Hasaranga, who bowls slow, and gets it to dip on a fullish length on .middle. The ball ends around off, and is punched to long-on\nHasaranga to Rahul, no run .much fuller around off, and pushed towards cover by going low\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .on a length, and just outside off. It turns away, and Rahul punches to deep cover .Time-out\nTheekshana to Rahul, 2 runs .short of a length on middle, and Rahul nudges it towards midwicket. It was played .softly, and Theekshana gave the chase, by which time the batters ran two\nTheekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs .misfield at deep cover, and four!! Jurel was the man there moving to his left, but let the .ball slip through after himself sliding on the field. It was a carrom ball from Theekshana, .as Rahul made room early, and slapped hard at it\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .short in length again, but this pitches around off and turns in a bit. Punched to long-on\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shorter side to the left-hander too, but this lands outside leg. It turns away slightly, and .Porel mistimes a pull towards deep-backward square leg\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .again Rahul backs away, and this time Theekshana follows. He bowls full and outside .leg, and Rahul clips to deep midwicket\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, no run .again bowls short and just outside leg to Porel, who opens his stance up before looking .to pull. But he misses, and is hit on his body\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .On a length on middle, and turning away. Pulled to long-on\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run .ohh, beaten! Much slower from Hasaranga, who tossed it up and bowled full and .outside off. It turned away as Porel looked to loft, and missed\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another googly, but this one is quicker, and pitching on a fullish length on off. Punched .to long-off by Porel . .KL Rahul vs Wanindu Hasaranga .BALLS .29 .RUNS .35 .OUTS .1 .SR .120.68 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .very full on middle and off, as it dips on to Rahul. Driven to long-on\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run .this drifts away, and is full and outside off. Porel looks to drive, but misses again\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .cut away to deep-backward point. On a length, and wide-ish of off already, before .turning away further. Porel waits, before slashing at it for four .With that boundary, here's Abhimanyu back\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .Theekshana tosses this on a length and wide of off. Rahul reaches out and cuts it away .to deep cover point\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .On a length angled across him, Porel cuts it fine but can't find the gap between .backward point and short third\nTheekshana to Rahul, SIX runs .Clears long-off! This is in the slot outside off, Rahul clears his front leg and lofts it .stylishly down the ground. The fielder was leaping but Rahul got enough elevation on .that\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .A drag down on leg, following Rahul who backed away. Rahul rocks back and pulls in .front of square\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, no run .Offbreak on a length on middle, steered to backward point\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Full outside leg, eased to short fine for a single\nParag to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Bursts through the fielder! Floated very full outside off, Porel hammers a drive to point .where the fielder can't hold on\nParag to Rahul, no run .Tossed up full around middle, Rahul eases it to cover\nParag to Rahul, 1 run .On a length around leg, tucked through midwicket for a single\nParag to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Full on middle, Porel comes down the track before clipping it through midwicket\nParag to Rahul, 1 run .Parag tosses it wide of off, and Rahul cuts it out to the off side sweeper .Big shot coming?\nParag to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .Porel did try for the big shot but it doesn't come off. It's full around leg and he whips it .to deep midwicket's right\nArcher to Rahul, 1 run .Dug in short outside off, Rahul pulls it square on the leg side\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .Low full toss on middle and Porel can't capitalise! Whips it wide of long-on but the .fielder gets there .Teams batting first have made 200+ in the previous eight T20 matches (7 in IPL) in .Delhi, our resident Statman Sampath informs me.\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Short and angled across him, Porel swivels and pulls it out along the ground behind .square leg\nArcher to Rahul, 1 wide .Bumped in short around off, Rahul barely moves as it sails over him. Wide called .immediately .That was the first extra of the day!\nArcher to Rahul, OUT .Holes out to deep midwicket! It's a back of length delivery, not short enough to pull .maybe, but Rahul has to pull the trigger. Tries to hammer it on the leg side but gets no .elevation on it. It goes flat to Hetmyer, who grabs it just inches above the ground! .Royals continue to impose themselves on this ground and Archer gets Rahul for the .first time in the IPL!. That was a legcutter from Archer .KL Rahul c Hetmyer b Archer 38 (32b 2x4 2x6 39m) SR: 118.75\nArcher to Stubbs, 1 run .On a length around off, Stubbs just gives it a gentle nudge towards mid-on and gets a .single to start off\nArcher to Abishek Porel, no run .Short ball angled across Porel, who sways back and tries to ramp it, but no luck. .Replays show that Porel did in fact get some bat on that, but Royals never appealed! .And that's the timeout. DC need to regroup and come up with a plan soon .Elsewhere, Indian sports' golden child going into the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, who went by .the wayside in the last few years, Saurabh Chaudhary's bronze medal at the World Cup .has sent another clear sign that he's back in the big time.\nHasaranga to Stubbs, no run .Googly outside off, Stubbs goes back and punches it to short cover\nHasaranga to Stubbs, no run .Oh beauty! Full outside off and it rips off the surface, spinning past the outside edge as .Stubbs pushes at it!\nHasaranga to Stubbs, SIX runs .Massive! Tossed up full outside off, a bit too full, and Stubbs is quick to slog-sweep this .all the way over deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Stubbs, 1 run .Looks to slash a legbreak outside off and it goes to Theekshana at short third on the .bounce as he slices it. But he lets the ball through, allowing a single\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, OUT .Porel falls the next ball he faces after getting that life! It's one that's going on with the .angle and Porel looks to go down the ground. Ends up hitting it off the toe end and .Parag takes a few steps in from long-off and pouches it! .Abishek Porel c Parag b Hasaranga 49 (37b 5x4 1x6 61m) SR: 132.43\nHasaranga to Axar Patel, 1 run .Legbreak on a length around middle and leg, Axar tucks it square on the leg side .As Axar walked out to bat, the umpire tried to check his bat using the gauge. Axar, deep .in conversation with Stubbs, continued to walk, with the umpire having to rush behind .him to complete the check. All done fine in the end as Axar and the official share a .laugh\nDeshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run .On a length on leg, clipped out to deep backward square\nDeshpande to Stubbs, 1 run .Slower bouncer outside off, Stubbs waits on it, gets on his toes and swats it along the .ground to deep midwicket\nDeshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run .On a length on leg, steered down to deep third\nDeshpande to Stubbs, 1 run .Length ball outside off, punched away through cover. Another single for DC\nDeshpande to Axar Patel, no run .Back of length around leg, Axar backs away and cuts it straight to backward point\nDeshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run .Slower bouncer angled across Axar, who waits on it and slaps it out to deep cover\nHasaranga to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Hasaranga drops it short and Axar capitalises! Rocks back and pulls this quite straight .of Hetmyer at deep midwicket. Hetmyer dived while running to his right but Axar has .done enough to beat his man\nHasaranga to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Now Hasaranga overcompensates and bowls it too full, outside off, and Axar hammers .a drive wide of long-off. Playing the field well here, is the DC captain\nHasaranga to Axar Patel, SIX runs .The fielders don't matter for this one! In the slot outside off, and he gets on one knee .and slogs it over cow corner! He has picked Hasaranga as his match-up and taking him .on\nHasaranga to Axar Patel, 1 run .Dropped a bit short around off and Axar just slaps it out towards long-off\nHasaranga to Stubbs, 2 runs .On a length around middle and off, Stubbs whips it between deep midwicket and deep .square and they get two .Is it time for DC to look beyond Jake Fraser-McGurk for now? .19.7K votes .No, he's a generational talent who needs backing .Yes, IPL is cut-throat. Pick the form player\nHasaranga to Stubbs, 2 runs .Dropped by Parag! Full, but flatter around off. Stubbs can't get underneath it as he goes .downtown. No elevation on that and Parag running in from long-on dives in front, but .can't hold on!\nTheekshana to Axar Patel, SIX runs .Fires in a full toss across Axar, who is quick to move across his stumps and pulls this .all the way behind square leg! .Around the wicket now\nTheekshana to Axar Patel, 1 run .Drills it in flat and full outside off, Axar pulls it off the inside half of the bat and gets it .wide of long-on\nTheekshana to Stubbs, 1 run .Dropped a bit short outside off, Stubbs backs away and looks to clatter it on the off .side, but picks out the extra cover fielder on the circle\nTheekshana to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Axar is here on a mission! Low full toss outside off and he slices it over backward point! .Reached out and got it over the fielder\nTheekshana to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Picks the gap beautifully! Theekshana goes a bit short around middle, Axar clears his .front leg and hammers a pull square of the deep midwicket fielder!\nTheekshana to Axar Patel, OUT .Holes out this time! Invaluable cameo comes to an end. It's another full toss and he .looks to go down the ground but he hits it too flat and Jurel grabs it running in from .long-on. Axar punches his helmet, while it's still on, as he walks out, but he's really .injected some much needed momentum into this innings .Axar Patel c Jurel b Theekshana 34 (14b 4x4 2x6 14m) SR: 242.85\nSandeep to Stubbs, 1 run .Dug in short outside off, slower ball of course, Stubbs waits and pulls it out to deep .midwicket\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run .Yorker around off, Ashutosh hits a picture-perfect straight drive but it goes back to the .bowler, who can only deflect it past the stumps at the non-striker's end. That was .technically a chance for Sandeep, but it was very low and he only got his fingertips on .that\nSandeep to Stubbs, 1 run .Sandeep sticks to slower bouncers outside off, Stubbs again goes across and pulls it to .the leg side for a single\nSandeep to Ashutosh, no run .Bouncer around off, Ashutosh looks to ramp. Doesn't seem to connect but this time .Samson appeals rather animatedly! And they review it too! Ashutosh's bat was up like a .periscope, but he survives as UltraEdge confirms there was no contact with the ball. It .swooshed by very close!\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Slower ball on a length and quite wide. Ashutosh looks to cut, but it's too far for him. .Too far for the umpire's liking as well\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 2 runs .On a length outside off, Ashutosh punches it behind point. The deep point fielder runs to .his left and makes a good stop. Hetmyer was the fielder .Sampath with another nugget: Porel and Rahul scored 41 off the six overs against .spinners with 3 fours and a six. Since then, 43 runs scored off spinners in three overs .with 4 fours and 3 sixes.\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run .Yorker just outside off, as he spots Ashutosh move across his stumps. Ashutosh .manages to squeeze it into the vacant midwicket area for a quick single\nArcher to Ashutosh, FOUR runs .Starts off with a wide yorker, but Ashutosh manages to open his face and squeeze it .fine on the off side! Beats short third and gets a boundary\nArcher to Ashutosh, 1 run .On a length outside off, Ashutosh goes back to pull it out to deep midwicket\nArcher to Stubbs, FOUR runs .Superb innovation from Stubbs! Goes well across the stumps and Archer follows him .with a pace-off length ball. Stubbs waits on it and then scoops it fine on the leg side .with enough power to clear the short fine leg fielder\nArcher to Stubbs, 1 run .Yorker down leg, following Stubbs who had backed away. He manages to open his face .and squeeze it out to short third for a quick run\nArcher to Ashutosh, FOUR runs .Excellent from Ashutosh! Short ball angled into him, Ashutosh backs away and opens .the face to glide it over the keeper! And well fine of short third\nArcher to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Bouncer outside off, Ashutosh goes across but doesn't attempt a shot in the end due to .the height on that. Wide called by the umpire .Umpire having a word with Samson about standing too deep! He was almost at the .circle!\nArcher to Ashutosh, 1 leg bye .Full around middle and leg, Ashutosh looks to heave it away but misses. Goes square .off his pads and they take the leg bye\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Sandeep starts off with a wide! Not quite yorker length but that was what he was .attempting. Just past the tramline\nSandeep to Ashutosh, no run .Full outside off, pace off, and Ashutosh misses out as he looks to go inside out\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Slower bouncer outside off, Ashutosh looks to ramp but misses. Immediately reviews .for wide not given. Ashutosh was on his toes at the crease trying to play that. And that's .given wide!\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Now goes for a yorker around leg, Ashutosh looks to clip it away and it slides down. .Wide again\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Another wide! This time it's a wide bouncer gone wrong. It just slips out of his hand and .goes very wide\nSandeep to Ashutosh, (no ball) 1 run .Full toss on leg this time, and he clips it out to deep square leg. But wait, Sandeep has .overstepped! Free hit coming up! .Six runs of one legal delivery in this over so far!\nSandeep to Stubbs, FOUR runs .Too full, too straight and punished! Stubbs whips this free hit away in the gap behind .square!\nSandeep to Stubbs, SIX runs .Into the stands! Sandeep is going wayward now, and bowls another full toss on the .stumps. Stubbs has no problem smashing this over cow corner!\nSandeep to Stubbs, 1 run .Slower wide bouncer, Stubbs manages to pull it off the toe end to the long-on fielder .17 runs off this over already\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run .Bouncer is closer to the batter this time, swatted down to long-on again\nSandeep to Stubbs, 1 run .Sliced up and Theekshana drops a sitter! This is short and wide, stays low. Stubbs .loses his balance as he reaches out. The ball goes high and Theekshana settles under it .at backward point. But makes a meal of it to frustrate Sandeep Sharma even more! .See all photos","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs RR, 32nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, no run a sharp inswinger first ball! It starts from well outside off, but finishes full on the pads, as JFM clips towards the man at square leg BALLS 1780 WKTS 71 4s\/6s 269\/76 ECON 7.68 AVE 32.12\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, no run no foot movement from JFM, who leans into a drive off this fullish ball slightly wide of off. But the ball trickles to mid-on off the inside half of the bat\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs sliced aerially to deep point! He opens the face of the bat at this length delivery which is wide of off, and with Archer getting now swing, JFM throws his bat and gets four\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs one-bounce, and four over cover! Archer again bowls a length delivery, although this is closer to off than the previous ball. JFM lofts without really getting to the pitch of the ball, but that's his style, really\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run tighter line this time. Shorter side of a length around off, and seaming in. JFM punches towards cover for a quick single Porel facing his first ball. There's a slip for him too.\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 1 run shortish in length on leg, and Porel slightly opens his stance up to nudge to deep-backward square leg\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs chipped wide and over mid-on! Deshpande angles it across, and ends up bowling a lowish full toss around middle and off. Porel adjusts for the dip, and swipes at it across the line A quick reminder that you can follow live commentary for this game on ESPNcricinfo in Hindi as well.\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs some luck for Porel, and four runs for DC! He skips down the pitch, and as this length ball angles across to pitch outside off, Porel gets an outside edge wide of the keeper as he looks to hoick\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, SIX runs wow, superb shot! An effortless pick-up whip! The ball lands deep into the stands at deep-backward square leg. It was a fullish ball from Deshpande, but on Porel's pads. Porel simply waited, before dispatching it for six Abishek Porel strike rate in Powerplay overs155.35\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs four more! Porel reads the slower ball too! On a short of a length, and pitching just outside off, before shaping away. Porel plays late, and slashes at it to deep-backward point\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs pulled to deep midwicket! Deshpande looks clueless, while Porel bats like a boss! A short ball rising around off or thereabouts, and Porel rolls his wrists to pull along the ground for four more\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run a single to end the over! Quite a miracle! A slow full toss around middle, and Porel clips to deep square leg\n Archer to Abishek Porel, no run on a fullish length on middle, and Porel only manages to push it back towards Archer\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 1 run short delivery around middle stump at 145kph, and Porel is nearly beaten for pace. He plays an unconvincing pull towards deep square leg\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT a golf swing, but taken! Jaiswal, at extra cover, moves a few steps to his left, and takes it in front of his stomach. JFM hardly got any timing there, as Archer bowled on a short of a length on middle and off. His front leg was out of the way, and he seemed to have been by the pace and bounce as much as his own lack of technique, with his head facing down the ground. \n Archer to Nair, no run on a fullish length, and just outside off. Dabbed to point with a firm sound off the bat\n Archer to Nair, no run short ball, and Nair ducks! Archer bangs the ball on middle, and has Nair ducking, even as the ball finishes around leg stump for the keeper\n Archer to Nair, no run ohh, almost taken at square leg! The ball fell just short of the man there, after Nair took his eyes off for a second, before realising that this short ball didn't get up as much as he would have liked. He went for the pull off this 145kph delivery, mistimed it, and nearly fell\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, OUT A mix-up between Nair and Porel... and replays show Nair is juuuuust short of the crease at the non-striker's end! This is what happened earlier: Sandeep angled a length delivery into the left-hander from around the stumps, and pitched it around off. Porel went for the pull, bot got a bottom edge on to his leg. The ball trickled away towards backward point, and while Porel was looking at the ball, Nair was already halfway down the pitch. The throw went to Sandeep, and Nair was late in turning around \n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, no run almost a copy of the last ball, except for the run-out! Another bottom edge as Porel looked to pull a shortish ball, and the ball went behind the wicket\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run drives this fuller ball outside off to long-on Rahul facing his first ball\n Sandeep to Rahul, no run on the shorter side of a length, and angling in, as Sandeep bowls this from close to the stumps. Rahul dabs it down from off stump\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run good work by Parag at mid-off. He tumbles to his right to keep this to a single, after Rahul skips down and drives at this length ball in the channel outside off. Parag may have saved at least a run or two there\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run clipped to deep square leg, as this full ball swings back in to arrive very full, and on the stumps\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run full and dipping on leg, and flicked to deep midwicket\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run on the shorter side of a length, and quicker around sixth stump. Pushed towards cover point\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run very full - nearly a yorker - and drifting into middle. Driven to extra cover this time\n Theekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs whipped to deep square leg. It was a high-ish full toss, and arriving just outside leg. Even Rahul seemed surprised by that, although he played it well to bag four in the vacant region\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run advances down the pitch, and gets a leading edge towards cover point. The ball was on the shorter side on middle and off, and was a carrom ball, which Rahul looked to clip\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run fullish ball on middle and leg, and nudged off his pads towards square leg\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, no run an inswinging yorker arrives on middle, and Porel gets his front leg out of the way to squeeze it back to Sandeep\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run another yorker which shapes into Porel, although this one comes around off. He jams his bat down in time to clip towards square leg KL Rahul in IPL, 2025 INNS 5 RUNS 205 SR 157.69 AVE 68.33 HS 93*\n Sandeep to Rahul, no run excellent execution from Sandeep, as he nails another yorker. Rahul makes room and skips down the pitch, and can only manage to drag this ball arriving around off to mid-off\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run Sandeep switches to a short delivery outside off, and Rahul rolls his wrists to pull to deep midwicket Over the wicket to Porel now\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run another low full toss after an attempted yorker, and this time Porel drives from middle and off to mid-on for a hurried single\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle, and punched to long-on with a big swing of the arms from Rahul\n Deshpande to Rahul, 1 run on the shorter side of a length, and angling in to pitch on off. Pushed to long-on by closing the face of the bat\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run bowls this from wide of the crease, and goes short around middle. The ball shapes away to finish wide of off, as Porel pulls to deep midwicket with his bottom hand coming off\n Deshpande to Rahul, no run slower ball, and on the shorter side around fifth stump. The ball shaped in to finish closer to off, and was punched to point\n Deshpande to Rahul, SIX runs launched down the ground. Rahul has a free swing of the bat at this length delivery angling in and arriving just outside off, and clearing his front leg also helps him crash the ball\n Deshpande to Rahul, 1 run a bouncer on off, and Rahul opens his stance up to swat-pull to deep midwicket. He did well to ride the bounce there\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run a low full angling across, and coming on to Porel just outside off. Swiped wide of long-on for a single\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run tosses it up, and bowls quite full on leg stump. Driven hard to long-on by Porel\n Hasaranga to Rahul, no run very full again, as Hasaranga gives the ball some loop. It is just about on off, and Rahul drives on the bounce to the man at extra cover\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run full and slow, and around fifth stump. Swept to deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run the wrong 'un from Hasaranga, who bowls slow, and gets it to dip on a fullish length on middle. The ball ends around off, and is punched to long-on\n Hasaranga to Rahul, no run much fuller around off, and pushed towards cover by going low\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run on a length, and just outside off. It turns away, and Rahul punches to deep cover Time-out\n Theekshana to Rahul, 2 runs short of a length on middle, and Rahul nudges it towards midwicket. It was played softly, and Theekshana gave the chase, by which time the batters ran two\n Theekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs misfield at deep cover, and four!! Jurel was the man there moving to his left, but let the ball slip through after himself sliding on the field. It was a carrom ball from Theekshana, as Rahul made room early, and slapped hard at it\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run short in length again, but this pitches around off and turns in a bit. Punched to long-on\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run shorter side to the left-hander too, but this lands outside leg. It turns away slightly, and Porel mistimes a pull towards deep-backward square leg\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run again Rahul backs away, and this time Theekshana follows. He bowls full and outside leg, and Rahul clips to deep midwicket\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, no run again bowls short and just outside leg to Porel, who opens his stance up before looking to pull. But he misses, and is hit on his body\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run On a length on middle, and turning away. Pulled to long-on\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run ohh, beaten! Much slower from Hasaranga, who tossed it up and bowled full and outside off. It turned away as Porel looked to loft, and missed\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run another googly, but this one is quicker, and pitching on a fullish length on off. Punched to long-off by Porel KL Rahul vs Wanindu Hasaranga BALLS 29 RUNS 35 OUTS 1 SR 120.68 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run very full on middle and off, as it dips on to Rahul. Driven to long-on\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run this drifts away, and is full and outside off. Porel looks to drive, but misses again\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs cut away to deep-backward point. On a length, and wide-ish of off already, before turning away further. Porel waits, before slashing at it for four With that boundary, here's Abhimanyu back\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run Theekshana tosses this on a length and wide of off. Rahul reaches out and cuts it away to deep cover point\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run On a length angled across him, Porel cuts it fine but can't find the gap between backward point and short third\n Theekshana to Rahul, SIX runs Clears long-off! This is in the slot outside off, Rahul clears his front leg and lofts it stylishly down the ground. The fielder was leaping but Rahul got enough elevation on that\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run A drag down on leg, following Rahul who backed away. Rahul rocks back and pulls in front of square\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, no run Offbreak on a length on middle, steered to backward point\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run Full outside leg, eased to short fine for a single\n Parag to Abishek Porel, 1 run Bursts through the fielder! Floated very full outside off, Porel hammers a drive to point where the fielder can't hold on\n Parag to Rahul, no run Tossed up full around middle, Rahul eases it to cover\n Parag to Rahul, 1 run On a length around leg, tucked through midwicket for a single\n Parag to Abishek Porel, 1 run Full on middle, Porel comes down the track before clipping it through midwicket\n Parag to Rahul, 1 run Parag tosses it wide of off, and Rahul cuts it out to the off side sweeper Big shot coming?\n Parag to Abishek Porel, 2 runs Porel did try for the big shot but it doesn't come off. It's full around leg and he whips it to deep midwicket's right\n Archer to Rahul, 1 run Dug in short outside off, Rahul pulls it square on the leg side\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 2 runs Low full toss on middle and Porel can't capitalise! Whips it wide of long-on but the fielder gets there Delhi, our resident Statman Sampath informs me.\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 1 run Short and angled across him, Porel swivels and pulls it out along the ground behind square leg\n Archer to Rahul, 1 wide Bumped in short around off, Rahul barely moves as it sails over him. Wide called immediately That was the first extra of the day!\n Archer to Rahul, OUT Holes out to deep midwicket! It's a back of length delivery, not short enough to pull maybe, but Rahul has to pull the trigger. Tries to hammer it on the leg side but gets no elevation on it. It goes flat to Hetmyer, who grabs it just inches above the ground! Royals continue to impose themselves on this ground and Archer gets Rahul for the first time in the IPL!. That was a legcutter from Archer \n Archer to Stubbs, 1 run On a length around off, Stubbs just gives it a gentle nudge towards mid-on and gets a single to start off\n Archer to Abishek Porel, no run Short ball angled across Porel, who sways back and tries to ramp it, but no luck. Replays show that Porel did in fact get some bat on that, but Royals never appealed! And that's the timeout. DC need to regroup and come up with a plan soon Elsewhere, Indian sports' golden child going into the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, who went by the wayside in the last few years, Saurabh Chaudhary's bronze medal at the World Cup has sent another clear sign that he's back in the big time.\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, no run Googly outside off, Stubbs goes back and punches it to short cover\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, no run Oh beauty! Full outside off and it rips off the surface, spinning past the outside edge as Stubbs pushes at it!\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, SIX runs Massive! Tossed up full outside off, a bit too full, and Stubbs is quick to slog-sweep this all the way over deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, 1 run Looks to slash a legbreak outside off and it goes to Theekshana at short third on the bounce as he slices it. But he lets the ball through, allowing a single\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, OUT Porel falls the next ball he faces after getting that life! It's one that's going on with the angle and Porel looks to go down the ground. Ends up hitting it off the toe end and Parag takes a few steps in from long-off and pouches it! \n Hasaranga to Axar Patel, 1 run Legbreak on a length around middle and leg, Axar tucks it square on the leg side As Axar walked out to bat, the umpire tried to check his bat using the gauge. Axar, deep in conversation with Stubbs, continued to walk, with the umpire having to rush behind him to complete the check. All done fine in the end as Axar and the official share a laugh\n Deshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run On a length on leg, clipped out to deep backward square\n Deshpande to Stubbs, 1 run Slower bouncer outside off, Stubbs waits on it, gets on his toes and swats it along the ground to deep midwicket\n Deshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run On a length on leg, steered down to deep third\n Deshpande to Stubbs, 1 run Length ball outside off, punched away through cover. Another single for DC\n Deshpande to Axar Patel, no run Back of length around leg, Axar backs away and cuts it straight to backward point\n Deshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run Slower bouncer angled across Axar, who waits on it and slaps it out to deep cover\n Hasaranga to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Hasaranga drops it short and Axar capitalises! Rocks back and pulls this quite straight of Hetmyer at deep midwicket. Hetmyer dived while running to his right but Axar has done enough to beat his man\n Hasaranga to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Now Hasaranga overcompensates and bowls it too full, outside off, and Axar hammers a drive wide of long-off. Playing the field well here, is the DC captain\n Hasaranga to Axar Patel, SIX runs The fielders don't matter for this one! In the slot outside off, and he gets on one knee and slogs it over cow corner! He has picked Hasaranga as his match-up and taking him on\n Hasaranga to Axar Patel, 1 run Dropped a bit short around off and Axar just slaps it out towards long-off\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, 2 runs On a length around middle and off, Stubbs whips it between deep midwicket and deep square and they get two Is it time for DC to look beyond Jake Fraser-McGurk for now? 19.7K votes No, he's a generational talent who needs backing Yes, IPL is cut-throat. Pick the form player\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, 2 runs Dropped by Parag! Full, but flatter around off. Stubbs can't get underneath it as he goes downtown. No elevation on that and Parag running in from long-on dives in front, but can't hold on!\n Theekshana to Axar Patel, SIX runs Fires in a full toss across Axar, who is quick to move across his stumps and pulls this all the way behind square leg! Around the wicket now\n Theekshana to Axar Patel, 1 run Drills it in flat and full outside off, Axar pulls it off the inside half of the bat and gets it wide of long-on\n Theekshana to Stubbs, 1 run Dropped a bit short outside off, Stubbs backs away and looks to clatter it on the off side, but picks out the extra cover fielder on the circle\n Theekshana to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Axar is here on a mission! Low full toss outside off and he slices it over backward point! Reached out and got it over the fielder\n Theekshana to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Picks the gap beautifully! Theekshana goes a bit short around middle, Axar clears his front leg and hammers a pull square of the deep midwicket fielder!\n Theekshana to Axar Patel, OUT Holes out this time! Invaluable cameo comes to an end. It's another full toss and he looks to go down the ground but he hits it too flat and Jurel grabs it running in from long-on. Axar punches his helmet, while it's still on, as he walks out, but he's really injected some much needed momentum into this innings \n Sandeep to Stubbs, 1 run Dug in short outside off, slower ball of course, Stubbs waits and pulls it out to deep midwicket\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run Yorker around off, Ashutosh hits a picture-perfect straight drive but it goes back to the bowler, who can only deflect it past the stumps at the non-striker's end. That was technically a chance for Sandeep, but it was very low and he only got his fingertips on that\n Sandeep to Stubbs, 1 run Sandeep sticks to slower bouncers outside off, Stubbs again goes across and pulls it to the leg side for a single\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, no run Bouncer around off, Ashutosh looks to ramp. Doesn't seem to connect but this time Samson appeals rather animatedly! And they review it too! Ashutosh's bat was up like a periscope, but he survives as UltraEdge confirms there was no contact with the ball. It swooshed by very close!\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide Slower ball on a length and quite wide. Ashutosh looks to cut, but it's too far for him. Too far for the umpire's liking as well\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 2 runs On a length outside off, Ashutosh punches it behind point. The deep point fielder runs to his left and makes a good stop. Hetmyer was the fielder Sampath with another nugget: Porel and Rahul scored 41 off the six overs against spinners with 3 fours and a six. Since then, 43 runs scored off spinners in three overs with 4 fours and 3 sixes.\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run Yorker just outside off, as he spots Ashutosh move across his stumps. Ashutosh manages to squeeze it into the vacant midwicket area for a quick single\n Archer to Ashutosh, FOUR runs Starts off with a wide yorker, but Ashutosh manages to open his face and squeeze it fine on the off side! Beats short third and gets a boundary\n Archer to Ashutosh, 1 run On a length outside off, Ashutosh goes back to pull it out to deep midwicket\n Archer to Stubbs, FOUR runs Superb innovation from Stubbs! Goes well across the stumps and Archer follows him with a pace-off length ball. Stubbs waits on it and then scoops it fine on the leg side with enough power to clear the short fine leg fielder\n Archer to Stubbs, 1 run Yorker down leg, following Stubbs who had backed away. He manages to open his face and squeeze it out to short third for a quick run\n Archer to Ashutosh, FOUR runs Excellent from Ashutosh! Short ball angled into him, Ashutosh backs away and opens the face to glide it over the keeper! And well fine of short third\n Archer to Ashutosh, 1 wide Bouncer outside off, Ashutosh goes across but doesn't attempt a shot in the end due to the height on that. Wide called by the umpire Umpire having a word with Samson about standing too deep! He was almost at the circle!\n Archer to Ashutosh, 1 leg bye Full around middle and leg, Ashutosh looks to heave it away but misses. Goes square off his pads and they take the leg bye\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide Sandeep starts off with a wide! Not quite yorker length but that was what he was attempting. Just past the tramline\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, no run Full outside off, pace off, and Ashutosh misses out as he looks to go inside out\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide Slower bouncer outside off, Ashutosh looks to ramp but misses. Immediately reviews for wide not given. Ashutosh was on his toes at the crease trying to play that. And that's given wide!\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide Now goes for a yorker around leg, Ashutosh looks to clip it away and it slides down. Wide again\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide Another wide! This time it's a wide bouncer gone wrong. It just slips out of his hand and goes very wide\n Full toss on leg this time, and he clips it out to deep square leg. But wait, Sandeep has overstepped! Free hit coming up! Six runs of one legal delivery in this over so far!\n Sandeep to Stubbs, FOUR runs Too full, too straight and punished! Stubbs whips this free hit away in the gap behind square!\n Sandeep to Stubbs, SIX runs Into the stands! Sandeep is going wayward now, and bowls another full toss on the stumps. Stubbs has no problem smashing this over cow corner!\n Sandeep to Stubbs, 1 run Slower wide bouncer, Stubbs manages to pull it off the toe end to the long-on fielder 17 runs off this over already\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run Bouncer is closer to the batter this time, swatted down to long-on again\n Sandeep to Stubbs, 1 run Sliced up and Theekshana drops a sitter! This is short and wide, stays low. Stubbs loses his balance as he reaches out. The ball goes high and Theekshana settles under it at backward point. But makes a meal of it to frustrate Sandeep Sharma even more! 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Jaiswal .looks to cut at it far away from his body, and misses. It is called wide, as the ball shapes .away after pitching\nShami to Jaiswal, 1 run .shorter side of a length around sixth stump, and slapped towards the man at deep- .backward point .Shami over the stumps to Samson. Remember, he's still recovering from an injured .finger.\nShami to Samson, no run .Short of a length around fifth stump, before it seams away. Samson slashes at it, and .plays on the bounce to the man at cover point\nShami to Samson, SIX runs .into the first tier! Samson hooks hard and deep over fine leg! Short in length from .Shami, who bowls around off, before the ball seams back in. Samson reads the length .and the movement, and clubs it away\nShami to Samson, FOUR runs .between point and cover point! Another ball on a short of a length, and this pitches wide .of off, before shaping away. Samson reaches out, and cuts it hard for four\nShami to Samson, FOUR runs .slapped to deep point! On the shorter side of a length from Shami, who bowls this .around middle and off. The ball moves away again after pitching, and despite there not .being too much of a room, Samson manages to chop it away for four more\nSimarjeet Singh to Jaiswal, no run .on a short of a length on leg, as Jaiswal went pulling but missed. The ball shaped away .slightly, and went over the stumps\nSimarjeet Singh to Jaiswal, 4 byes .extra bounce, and four byes for RR! Simarjeet bowled this short in length, and pitched .this on middle and off or thereabouts. Jaiswal went hooking but was beaten by the .bounce, as was Klaasen, the wicketkeeper\nSimarjeet Singh to Jaiswal, OUT .superb catch by Manohar! The orange army at the ground yells its throat out! Manohar, .at point, leapt up full stretch, and managed to grab the ball in his left hand. He couldn't .have jumped any higher, and Simarjeet couldn't have been happier. He bowled short and .wide of off, as Jaiswal went to cut and even got good height, only for Manohar to .interfere .Yashasvi Jaiswal c Manohar b Simarjeet Singh 1 (5b 0x4 0x6 6m) SR: 20\nSimarjeet Singh to Parag, FOUR runs .swiped to deep-backward square leg! On a length on off, with a hint of movement back .in after pitching, as Parag, with his head down, whacks at it effortlessly\nSimarjeet Singh to Parag, OUT .taken at mid-on! Parag perishes searching for another boundary! Simarjeet strikes twice .within three balls. He bowled this short and just outside off, and with a scrambled .seam. Parag looked to shift his weight back and pull this back, but ended up getting it .off the higher side of the bat. Cummins, at mid-on, moved a step back and to his left to .take with a reverse cup .Riyan Parag c Cummins b Simarjeet Singh 4 (2b 1x4 0x6 2m) SR: 200\nSimarjeet Singh to Rana, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle. He swivels to pull to fine leg, and gets off the mark\nShami to Rana, no run .Shami goes wide of the crease, and bowls on the shorter side of a length and wide .outside off. Rana goes jabbing at it, but is beaten by the movement back in after .pitching\nShami to Rana, FOUR runs .outside edge, but wide of slip! There was a short third in place too, but the ball went in .the gap there. Shami angled this in and bowled on a length just outside off. The ball .seemed to straighten after pitching, and as Rana looked to flick with a half-closed face .of the bat, he ended up getting an outside edge\nShami to Rana, no run .fuller ball, and outside off. Driven to cover this time\nShami to Rana, FOUR runs .pulled over mid-on! Another ball from wide of the crease from Shami, who bowled this .short, and around off. Rana is standing deep in the crease, and is able to slam the ball .back\nShami to Rana, 2 runs .bottom edge, but wide of the stumps! Klaasen dived to his right and got a hand to take .the sting off the ball. Shami went on a good length just outside off, and Rana looked to .cut. But the line seemed to be too close for that shot\nShami to Rana, no run .angled in, and on a length around fifth stump. Rana looked to cut at it late, but the ball .straightened after pitching, and he was beaten\nSimarjeet Singh to Samson, no run .on the shorter side of a length, and in the corridor just outside off. Samson looked to .pull but missed, as the ball seemed to have stayed low\nSimarjeet Singh to Samson, no run .on a fullish length, and just outside off. Samson shaped to come forward, before .shifting his weight back and pushing towards short third\nSimarjeet Singh to Samson, FOUR runs .thumped over midwicket! Short in length from Simarjeet, who pitched the ball just .outside off, before getting it to move back in. Samson was deep in the crease, and .pulled it for four\nSimarjeet Singh to Samson, no run .on a length on the stumps, and he nudges this to midwicket, where the man is standing .right on the edge of the circle\nSimarjeet Singh to Samson, 1 wide .he stands with a bit of a room, and Simarjeet goes short and wide of off. Left alone by .Samson, and it is called wide\nSimarjeet Singh to Samson, SIX runs .ramped over short third! Simarjeet again bowls short and wide of off, although the line .this time is much closer to off. Samson has a little leap in the crease, and sends the ball .flying for six\nSimarjeet Singh to Samson, FOUR runs .punched to deep-backward point... and Reddy, chasing and tumbling to his right from .deep third, sees the ball go below him! The ball was on a good length, and around sixth .stump, as Samson played at it powerfully to bag four more\nShami to Rana, OUT .gone! Skied to mid-off for another simple catch for Cummins! Shami bowled it with an .upright seam, and angled the ball in from around the wicket. He pitched it on the fuller .side of a length around off, with no movement off the pitch. Rana was deep in the .crease, and went lofting at this ball. But the length could ideally have been fuller, and he .only mistimed it to fall in the powerplay .Nitish Rana c Cummins b Mohammed Shami 11 (8b 2x4 0x6 11m) SR: 137.5\nShami to Jurel, no run .on the shorter shorter side of a length, and just about on off. Tapped to point by Jurel\nShami to Jurel, 2 runs .on a good length on middle, as the ball swings in nicely. Jurel clips it towards deep .midwicket to get off the mark with two\nShami to Jurel, 1 run .shorter side of a length, and just outside off. He's almost surprised by the extra bounce, .before he manages to slash it towards point\nShami to Samson, no run .on a good length on off, and he hops in the crease to push it wide of mid-on\nShami to Samson, FOUR runs .whipped to deep square leg! Great effort running and diving to his left by Reddy, but the .ball hits his hand and then the rope. Shami bowled this full and straight, and Samson, .even from deep in the crease, flicked it away for four despite the length being quite full\nCummins to Jurel, SIX runs .sent deep into the stands first ball! Jurel stays deep in the crease, and absolutely .hammers this length delivery which is slightly wide of off. Six over long-on\nCummins to Jurel, FOUR runs .clipped to deep square leg! On a full length from Cummins, who swings the ball in nicely .to pitch it on middle. Jurel reads the movement, and bags four after the six first ball\nCummins to Jurel, FOUR runs .missed chance by Cummins! And, almost stunningly, it goes for four! He only leans into .this push forward off this length delivery around off, and nearly chips it back to .Cummins' right. Cummins threw his hand out, but the ball didn't even touch it\nCummins to Jurel, 1 run .slower ball, and on a short of a length. The line is wide of off, and Jurel cuts hard to .deep-backward point\nCummins to Samson, 1 run .short in length from Cummins, and around fifth stump. There's some extra bounce, but .Samson rides it to swat-pull to deep midwicket\nCummins to Jurel, FOUR runs .just wide of Shami at short fine leg! Short in length on middle, and Jurel swivelled to pull .it behind the wicket. He seemed to be beaten by the lack of pace, though, but still got .four .SRH are clearly ahead, but RR are fighting. Here comes Shashank.\nAbhishek to Samson, no run .fires one full outside off from around the stumps, Samson lets it go anticipating it to be .a wide, not given\nAbhishek to Samson, no run .beats the outside edge with a sharp turner, Klaasen whips the bails off and asks for it to .be referred upstairs. They're checking if Samson's back foot was outside the crease. .No one's terribly excited about the appeal, the stumps have been nailed back in and .everyone's in their position, but jeez this is close. This one spun away quickly and .across the face of the bat. Samson's back leg was in the air for a long, long time. The .third umpire has had a few looks at the replay. A call is awaited. Looks like he's been .given not out.\nAbhishek to Samson, 1 run .works it to deep midwicket as he jogs the single\nAbhishek to Jurel, FOUR runs .drilled down to long-on, and this bursts through the fielder's hands to the boundary. .Youngster Aniket Verma has a sheepish look in embarrassment.\nAbhishek to Jurel, no run .bunts this flatter one to cover\nAbhishek to Jurel, no run .reaches out to drive this straight to cover . .IMPACT SUBSRH .A Zampa .TM Head\nZampa to Samson, 2 runs .cut away to deep point, into the gap there for a couple. Good work by NKR\nZampa to Samson, SIX runs .right in his hitting arc and Samson clears his front leg and swings him down the ground .and into the sightscreen\nZampa to Samson, no run .cuts uppishly, hit straight to point\nZampa to Samson, 1 run .bowls a quicker one that fizzes through, Samson manages to but it between cover and .mid-off for a single\nZampa to Jurel, 1 run .flatter and fuller, pushed back past the bowler who misfields. Easy run conceded. .Zampa annoyed by the non-striker standing in his way\nZampa to Samson, FOUR runs .drilled straight back over the bowler's head, timing and placement top notch!\nAbhishek to Jurel, SIX runs .makes room and lofts him inside-out to clear deep cover! Lovely improvisation from .Jurel. Incredible stoke play\nAbhishek to Jurel, no run .fired full and down leg, paddled straight to short fine\nAbhishek to Jurel, 1 run .pulled away to wide long-on, btw the 50 of the partnership came up with the six.\nAbhishek to Samson, no run .mistimes a pull, was into the shot way too early. Gets it off the bottom as it rolls to short .fine\nAbhishek to Samson, 1 run .worked down to deep midwicket\nAbhishek to Jurel, FOUR runs .swept up and over to beat the man at short fine, dribbles away to the boundary.\nHarshal to Samson, no run .starts with a cutter outside Samson's hitting arc, beaten as he swings through\nHarshal to Samson, 1 run .dipping slower delivery angling into middle, tucked to the leg side\nHarshal to Jurel, SIX runs .walloped through the line to clear long-on! Jurel picked length early and went through .with the stoke to clear the ropes effortlessly.\nHarshal to Jurel, 1 run .cut away, a half-stop at point keeps it to a single. Harshal shortened his length as he .bowled another slower delivery\nHarshal to Samson, 1 run .hacked to wide long-on, Sanju brings up a 26-ball fifty that keeps RR afloat\nHarshal to Jurel, 1 run .pulled to deep square as Harshal bowls a cutter into the pitch to cramp him for rom","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs RR, 2nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Shami to Jaiswal, no run on a length on sixth stump, and the ball seams away, even as Jaiswal looks to loft but is beaten\n Shami to Jaiswal, 1 wide Shami goes wide of the crease, and pitches it on a good length and wide of off. Jaiswal looks to cut at it far away from his body, and misses. It is called wide, as the ball shapes away after pitching\n Shami to Jaiswal, 1 run shorter side of a length around sixth stump, and slapped towards the man at deep-backward point Shami over the stumps to Samson. Remember, he's still recovering from an injured finger.\n Shami to Samson, no run Short of a length around fifth stump, before it seams away. Samson slashes at it, and plays on the bounce to the man at cover point\n Shami to Samson, SIX runs into the first tier! Samson hooks hard and deep over fine leg! Short in length from Shami, who bowls around off, before the ball seams back in. Samson reads the length and the movement, and clubs it away\n Shami to Samson, FOUR runs between point and cover point! Another ball on a short of a length, and this pitches wide of off, before shaping away. Samson reaches out, and cuts it hard for four\n Shami to Samson, FOUR runs slapped to deep point! On the shorter side of a length from Shami, who bowls this around middle and off. The ball moves away again after pitching, and despite there not being too much of a room, Samson manages to chop it away for four more\n Simarjeet Singh to Jaiswal, no run on a short of a length on leg, as Jaiswal went pulling but missed. The ball shaped away slightly, and went over the stumps\n Simarjeet Singh to Jaiswal, 4 byes extra bounce, and four byes for RR! Simarjeet bowled this short in length, and pitched this on middle and off or thereabouts. Jaiswal went hooking but was beaten by the bounce, as was Klaasen, the wicketkeeper\n Simarjeet Singh to Jaiswal, OUT superb catch by Manohar! The orange army at the ground yells its throat out! Manohar, at point, leapt up full stretch, and managed to grab the ball in his left hand. He couldn't have jumped any higher, and Simarjeet couldn't have been happier. He bowled short and wide of off, as Jaiswal went to cut and even got good height, only for Manohar to interfere \n Simarjeet Singh to Parag, FOUR runs swiped to deep-backward square leg! On a length on off, with a hint of movement back in after pitching, as Parag, with his head down, whacks at it effortlessly\n Simarjeet Singh to Parag, OUT taken at mid-on! Parag perishes searching for another boundary! Simarjeet strikes twice within three balls. He bowled this short and just outside off, and with a scrambled seam. Parag looked to shift his weight back and pull this back, but ended up getting it off the higher side of the bat. Cummins, at mid-on, moved a step back and to his left to take with a reverse cup \n Simarjeet Singh to Rana, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle. He swivels to pull to fine leg, and gets off the mark\n Shami to Rana, no run Shami goes wide of the crease, and bowls on the shorter side of a length and wide outside off. Rana goes jabbing at it, but is beaten by the movement back in after pitching\n Shami to Rana, FOUR runs outside edge, but wide of slip! There was a short third in place too, but the ball went in the gap there. Shami angled this in and bowled on a length just outside off. The ball seemed to straighten after pitching, and as Rana looked to flick with a half-closed face of the bat, he ended up getting an outside edge\n Shami to Rana, no run fuller ball, and outside off. Driven to cover this time\n Shami to Rana, FOUR runs pulled over mid-on! Another ball from wide of the crease from Shami, who bowled this short, and around off. Rana is standing deep in the crease, and is able to slam the ball back\n Shami to Rana, 2 runs bottom edge, but wide of the stumps! Klaasen dived to his right and got a hand to take the sting off the ball. Shami went on a good length just outside off, and Rana looked to cut. But the line seemed to be too close for that shot\n Shami to Rana, no run angled in, and on a length around fifth stump. Rana looked to cut at it late, but the ball straightened after pitching, and he was beaten\n Simarjeet Singh to Samson, no run on the shorter side of a length, and in the corridor just outside off. Samson looked to pull but missed, as the ball seemed to have stayed low\n Simarjeet Singh to Samson, no run on a fullish length, and just outside off. Samson shaped to come forward, before shifting his weight back and pushing towards short third\n Simarjeet Singh to Samson, FOUR runs thumped over midwicket! Short in length from Simarjeet, who pitched the ball just outside off, before getting it to move back in. Samson was deep in the crease, and pulled it for four\n Simarjeet Singh to Samson, no run on a length on the stumps, and he nudges this to midwicket, where the man is standing right on the edge of the circle\n Simarjeet Singh to Samson, 1 wide he stands with a bit of a room, and Simarjeet goes short and wide of off. Left alone by Samson, and it is called wide\n Simarjeet Singh to Samson, SIX runs ramped over short third! Simarjeet again bowls short and wide of off, although the line this time is much closer to off. Samson has a little leap in the crease, and sends the ball flying for six\n Simarjeet Singh to Samson, FOUR runs punched to deep-backward point... and Reddy, chasing and tumbling to his right from deep third, sees the ball go below him! The ball was on a good length, and around sixth stump, as Samson played at it powerfully to bag four more\n Shami to Rana, OUT gone! Skied to mid-off for another simple catch for Cummins! Shami bowled it with an upright seam, and angled the ball in from around the wicket. He pitched it on the fuller side of a length around off, with no movement off the pitch. Rana was deep in the crease, and went lofting at this ball. But the length could ideally have been fuller, and he only mistimed it to fall in the powerplay \n Shami to Jurel, no run on the shorter shorter side of a length, and just about on off. Tapped to point by Jurel\n Shami to Jurel, 2 runs on a good length on middle, as the ball swings in nicely. Jurel clips it towards deep midwicket to get off the mark with two\n Shami to Jurel, 1 run shorter side of a length, and just outside off. He's almost surprised by the extra bounce, before he manages to slash it towards point\n Shami to Samson, no run on a good length on off, and he hops in the crease to push it wide of mid-on\n Shami to Samson, FOUR runs whipped to deep square leg! Great effort running and diving to his left by Reddy, but the ball hits his hand and then the rope. Shami bowled this full and straight, and Samson, even from deep in the crease, flicked it away for four despite the length being quite full\n Cummins to Jurel, SIX runs sent deep into the stands first ball! Jurel stays deep in the crease, and absolutely hammers this length delivery which is slightly wide of off. Six over long-on\n Cummins to Jurel, FOUR runs clipped to deep square leg! On a full length from Cummins, who swings the ball in nicely to pitch it on middle. Jurel reads the movement, and bags four after the six first ball\n Cummins to Jurel, FOUR runs missed chance by Cummins! And, almost stunningly, it goes for four! He only leans into this push forward off this length delivery around off, and nearly chips it back to Cummins' right. Cummins threw his hand out, but the ball didn't even touch it\n Cummins to Jurel, 1 run slower ball, and on a short of a length. The line is wide of off, and Jurel cuts hard to deep-backward point\n Cummins to Samson, 1 run short in length from Cummins, and around fifth stump. There's some extra bounce, but Samson rides it to swat-pull to deep midwicket\n Cummins to Jurel, FOUR runs just wide of Shami at short fine leg! Short in length on middle, and Jurel swivelled to pull it behind the wicket. He seemed to be beaten by the lack of pace, though, but still got four SRH are clearly ahead, but RR are fighting. Here comes Shashank.\n Abhishek to Samson, no run fires one full outside off from around the stumps, Samson lets it go anticipating it to be a wide, not given\n Abhishek to Samson, no run beats the outside edge with a sharp turner, Klaasen whips the bails off and asks for it to be referred upstairs. They're checking if Samson's back foot was outside the crease. No one's terribly excited about the appeal, the stumps have been nailed back in and everyone's in their position, but jeez this is close. This one spun away quickly and across the face of the bat. Samson's back leg was in the air for a long, long time. The third umpire has had a few looks at the replay. A call is awaited. Looks like he's been given not out.\n Abhishek to Samson, 1 run works it to deep midwicket as he jogs the single\n Abhishek to Jurel, FOUR runs drilled down to long-on, and this bursts through the fielder's hands to the boundary. Youngster Aniket Verma has a sheepish look in embarrassment.\n Abhishek to Jurel, no run bunts this flatter one to cover\n Abhishek to Jurel, no run reaches out to drive this straight to cover IMPACT SUBSRH A Zampa TM Head\n Zampa to Samson, 2 runs cut away to deep point, into the gap there for a couple. Good work by NKR\n Zampa to Samson, SIX runs right in his hitting arc and Samson clears his front leg and swings him down the ground and into the sightscreen\n Zampa to Samson, no run cuts uppishly, hit straight to point\n Zampa to Samson, 1 run bowls a quicker one that fizzes through, Samson manages to but it between cover and mid-off for a single\n Zampa to Jurel, 1 run flatter and fuller, pushed back past the bowler who misfields. Easy run conceded. Zampa annoyed by the non-striker standing in his way\n Zampa to Samson, FOUR runs drilled straight back over the bowler's head, timing and placement top notch!\n Abhishek to Jurel, SIX runs makes room and lofts him inside-out to clear deep cover! Lovely improvisation from Jurel. Incredible stoke play\n Abhishek to Jurel, no run fired full and down leg, paddled straight to short fine\n Abhishek to Jurel, 1 run pulled away to wide long-on, btw the 50 of the partnership came up with the six.\n Abhishek to Samson, no run mistimes a pull, was into the shot way too early. Gets it off the bottom as it rolls to short fine\n Abhishek to Samson, 1 run worked down to deep midwicket\n Abhishek to Jurel, FOUR runs swept up and over to beat the man at short fine, dribbles away to the boundary.\n Harshal to Samson, no run starts with a cutter outside Samson's hitting arc, beaten as he swings through\n Harshal to Samson, 1 run dipping slower delivery angling into middle, tucked to the leg side\n Harshal to Jurel, SIX runs walloped through the line to clear long-on! Jurel picked length early and went through with the stoke to clear the ropes effortlessly.\n Harshal to Jurel, 1 run cut away, a half-stop at point keeps it to a single. Harshal shortened his length as he bowled another slower delivery\n Harshal to Samson, 1 run hacked to wide long-on, Sanju brings up a 26-ball fifty that keeps RR afloat\n Harshal to Jurel, 1 run pulled to deep square as Harshal bowls a cutter into the pitch to cramp him for rom","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Jaiswal","Jurel","Parag","Rana","Samson"],"Runs":[1.0,46.0,4.0,11.0,50.0],"Balls_Faced":[5,19,2,8,26],"Fours":[1,5,1,2,6],"Sixes":[0,3,0,0,3],"S\/R":[20.0,242.11,200.0,137.5,192.31],"dismissal":["c Manohar b Simarjeet Singh","Not Out","c Cummins b Simarjeet Singh","c Cummins b Mohammed Shami","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Abhishek","Cummins","Harshal","Shami","Simarjeet Singh","Zampa"],"Balls":[12,6,6,18,12,6],"Runs_Given":[17.0,20.0,10.0,33.0,20.0,14.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,1,2,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,1.0,3.0,2.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Shami to Jaiswal, no run .on a length on sixth stump, and the ball seams away, even as Jaiswal looks to loft but is .beaten\nShami to Jaiswal, 1 wide .Shami goes wide of the crease, and pitches it on a good length and wide of off. Jaiswal .looks to cut at it far away from his body, and misses. It is called wide, as the ball shapes .away after pitching\nShami to Jaiswal, 1 run .shorter side of a length around sixth stump, and slapped towards the man at deep- .backward point .Shami over the stumps to Samson. Remember, he's still recovering from an injured .finger.\nShami to Samson, no run .Short of a length around fifth stump, before it seams away. Samson slashes at it, and .plays on the bounce to the man at cover point\nShami to Samson, SIX runs .into the first tier! Samson hooks hard and deep over fine leg! Short in length from .Shami, who bowls around off, before the ball seams back in. Samson reads the length .and the movement, and clubs it away\nShami to Samson, FOUR runs .between point and cover point! Another ball on a short of a length, and this pitches wide .of off, before shaping away. Samson reaches out, and cuts it hard for four\nShami to Samson, FOUR runs .slapped to deep point! On the shorter side of a length from Shami, who bowls this .around middle and off. The ball moves away again after pitching, and despite there not .being too much of a room, Samson manages to chop it away for four more\nSimarjeet Singh to Jaiswal, no run .on a short of a length on leg, as Jaiswal went pulling but missed. The ball shaped away .slightly, and went over the stumps\nSimarjeet Singh to Jaiswal, 4 byes .extra bounce, and four byes for RR! Simarjeet bowled this short in length, and pitched .this on middle and off or thereabouts. Jaiswal went hooking but was beaten by the .bounce, as was Klaasen, the wicketkeeper\nSimarjeet Singh to Jaiswal, OUT .superb catch by Manohar! The orange army at the ground yells its throat out! Manohar, .at point, leapt up full stretch, and managed to grab the ball in his left hand. He couldn't .have jumped any higher, and Simarjeet couldn't have been happier. He bowled short and .wide of off, as Jaiswal went to cut and even got good height, only for Manohar to .interfere .Yashasvi Jaiswal c Manohar b Simarjeet Singh 1 (5b 0x4 0x6 6m) SR: 20\nSimarjeet Singh to Parag, FOUR runs .swiped to deep-backward square leg! On a length on off, with a hint of movement back .in after pitching, as Parag, with his head down, whacks at it effortlessly\nSimarjeet Singh to Parag, OUT .taken at mid-on! Parag perishes searching for another boundary! Simarjeet strikes twice .within three balls. He bowled this short and just outside off, and with a scrambled .seam. Parag looked to shift his weight back and pull this back, but ended up getting it .off the higher side of the bat. Cummins, at mid-on, moved a step back and to his left to .take with a reverse cup .Riyan Parag c Cummins b Simarjeet Singh 4 (2b 1x4 0x6 2m) SR: 200\nSimarjeet Singh to Rana, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle. He swivels to pull to fine leg, and gets off the mark\nShami to Rana, no run .Shami goes wide of the crease, and bowls on the shorter side of a length and wide .outside off. Rana goes jabbing at it, but is beaten by the movement back in after .pitching\nShami to Rana, FOUR runs .outside edge, but wide of slip! There was a short third in place too, but the ball went in .the gap there. Shami angled this in and bowled on a length just outside off. The ball .seemed to straighten after pitching, and as Rana looked to flick with a half-closed face .of the bat, he ended up getting an outside edge\nShami to Rana, no run .fuller ball, and outside off. Driven to cover this time\nShami to Rana, FOUR runs .pulled over mid-on! Another ball from wide of the crease from Shami, who bowled this .short, and around off. Rana is standing deep in the crease, and is able to slam the ball .back\nShami to Rana, 2 runs .bottom edge, but wide of the stumps! Klaasen dived to his right and got a hand to take .the sting off the ball. Shami went on a good length just outside off, and Rana looked to .cut. But the line seemed to be too close for that shot\nShami to Rana, no run .angled in, and on a length around fifth stump. Rana looked to cut at it late, but the ball .straightened after pitching, and he was beaten\nSimarjeet Singh to Samson, no run .on the shorter side of a length, and in the corridor just outside off. Samson looked to .pull but missed, as the ball seemed to have stayed low\nSimarjeet Singh to Samson, no run .on a fullish length, and just outside off. Samson shaped to come forward, before .shifting his weight back and pushing towards short third\nSimarjeet Singh to Samson, FOUR runs .thumped over midwicket! Short in length from Simarjeet, who pitched the ball just .outside off, before getting it to move back in. Samson was deep in the crease, and .pulled it for four\nSimarjeet Singh to Samson, no run .on a length on the stumps, and he nudges this to midwicket, where the man is standing .right on the edge of the circle\nSimarjeet Singh to Samson, 1 wide .he stands with a bit of a room, and Simarjeet goes short and wide of off. Left alone by .Samson, and it is called wide\nSimarjeet Singh to Samson, SIX runs .ramped over short third! Simarjeet again bowls short and wide of off, although the line .this time is much closer to off. Samson has a little leap in the crease, and sends the ball .flying for six\nSimarjeet Singh to Samson, FOUR runs .punched to deep-backward point... and Reddy, chasing and tumbling to his right from .deep third, sees the ball go below him! The ball was on a good length, and around sixth .stump, as Samson played at it powerfully to bag four more\nShami to Rana, OUT .gone! Skied to mid-off for another simple catch for Cummins! Shami bowled it with an .upright seam, and angled the ball in from around the wicket. He pitched it on the fuller .side of a length around off, with no movement off the pitch. Rana was deep in the .crease, and went lofting at this ball. But the length could ideally have been fuller, and he .only mistimed it to fall in the powerplay .Nitish Rana c Cummins b Mohammed Shami 11 (8b 2x4 0x6 11m) SR: 137.5\nShami to Jurel, no run .on the shorter shorter side of a length, and just about on off. Tapped to point by Jurel\nShami to Jurel, 2 runs .on a good length on middle, as the ball swings in nicely. Jurel clips it towards deep .midwicket to get off the mark with two\nShami to Jurel, 1 run .shorter side of a length, and just outside off. He's almost surprised by the extra bounce, .before he manages to slash it towards point\nShami to Samson, no run .on a good length on off, and he hops in the crease to push it wide of mid-on\nShami to Samson, FOUR runs .whipped to deep square leg! Great effort running and diving to his left by Reddy, but the .ball hits his hand and then the rope. Shami bowled this full and straight, and Samson, .even from deep in the crease, flicked it away for four despite the length being quite full\nCummins to Jurel, SIX runs .sent deep into the stands first ball! Jurel stays deep in the crease, and absolutely .hammers this length delivery which is slightly wide of off. Six over long-on\nCummins to Jurel, FOUR runs .clipped to deep square leg! On a full length from Cummins, who swings the ball in nicely .to pitch it on middle. Jurel reads the movement, and bags four after the six first ball\nCummins to Jurel, FOUR runs .missed chance by Cummins! And, almost stunningly, it goes for four! He only leans into .this push forward off this length delivery around off, and nearly chips it back to .Cummins' right. Cummins threw his hand out, but the ball didn't even touch it\nCummins to Jurel, 1 run .slower ball, and on a short of a length. The line is wide of off, and Jurel cuts hard to .deep-backward point\nCummins to Samson, 1 run .short in length from Cummins, and around fifth stump. There's some extra bounce, but .Samson rides it to swat-pull to deep midwicket\nCummins to Jurel, FOUR runs .just wide of Shami at short fine leg! Short in length on middle, and Jurel swivelled to pull .it behind the wicket. He seemed to be beaten by the lack of pace, though, but still got .four .SRH are clearly ahead, but RR are fighting. Here comes Shashank.\nAbhishek to Samson, no run .fires one full outside off from around the stumps, Samson lets it go anticipating it to be .a wide, not given\nAbhishek to Samson, no run .beats the outside edge with a sharp turner, Klaasen whips the bails off and asks for it to .be referred upstairs. They're checking if Samson's back foot was outside the crease. .No one's terribly excited about the appeal, the stumps have been nailed back in and .everyone's in their position, but jeez this is close. This one spun away quickly and .across the face of the bat. Samson's back leg was in the air for a long, long time. The .third umpire has had a few looks at the replay. A call is awaited. Looks like he's been .given not out.\nAbhishek to Samson, 1 run .works it to deep midwicket as he jogs the single\nAbhishek to Jurel, FOUR runs .drilled down to long-on, and this bursts through the fielder's hands to the boundary. .Youngster Aniket Verma has a sheepish look in embarrassment.\nAbhishek to Jurel, no run .bunts this flatter one to cover\nAbhishek to Jurel, no run .reaches out to drive this straight to cover . .IMPACT SUBSRH .A Zampa .TM Head\nZampa to Samson, 2 runs .cut away to deep point, into the gap there for a couple. Good work by NKR\nZampa to Samson, SIX runs .right in his hitting arc and Samson clears his front leg and swings him down the ground .and into the sightscreen\nZampa to Samson, no run .cuts uppishly, hit straight to point\nZampa to Samson, 1 run .bowls a quicker one that fizzes through, Samson manages to but it between cover and .mid-off for a single\nZampa to Jurel, 1 run .flatter and fuller, pushed back past the bowler who misfields. Easy run conceded. .Zampa annoyed by the non-striker standing in his way\nZampa to Samson, FOUR runs .drilled straight back over the bowler's head, timing and placement top notch!\nAbhishek to Jurel, SIX runs .makes room and lofts him inside-out to clear deep cover! Lovely improvisation from .Jurel. Incredible stoke play\nAbhishek to Jurel, no run .fired full and down leg, paddled straight to short fine\nAbhishek to Jurel, 1 run .pulled away to wide long-on, btw the 50 of the partnership came up with the six.\nAbhishek to Samson, no run .mistimes a pull, was into the shot way too early. Gets it off the bottom as it rolls to short .fine\nAbhishek to Samson, 1 run .worked down to deep midwicket\nAbhishek to Jurel, FOUR runs .swept up and over to beat the man at short fine, dribbles away to the boundary.\nHarshal to Samson, no run .starts with a cutter outside Samson's hitting arc, beaten as he swings through\nHarshal to Samson, 1 run .dipping slower delivery angling into middle, tucked to the leg side\nHarshal to Jurel, SIX runs .walloped through the line to clear long-on! Jurel picked length early and went through .with the stoke to clear the ropes effortlessly.\nHarshal to Jurel, 1 run .cut away, a half-stop at point keeps it to a single. Harshal shortened his length as he .bowled another slower delivery\nHarshal to Samson, 1 run .hacked to wide long-on, Sanju brings up a 26-ball fifty that keeps RR afloat\nHarshal to Jurel, 1 run .pulled to deep square as Harshal bowls a cutter into the pitch to cramp him for rom\nZampa to Jurel, 1 run .drills this full toss to extra cover where Cummins throws himself to his left to save at .least two.\nZampa to Samson, 1 run .drives inside-out to long-off\nZampa to Jurel, no run .makes room to go inside-out, Zampa drifts one in to cramp Jurel as he defends\nZampa to Jurel, no run .cracking cut but that's an outstanding stop at point by Simarjeet, saved four!\nZampa to Jurel, 1 run .pulled to wide long-on\nZampa to Samson, 1 run .punched to long-off, tight over from Zampa\nCummins to Samson, 1 run .cutter outside off, scythed over the infield to deep point\nCummins to Jurel, no run .no power behind the cut, hits it straight to the fielder .RR have lost momentum\nCummins to Jurel, no run .cramped for room as he tries to flat-bat that, Cummins puts his left hand out on his .followthrough to stop that\nCummins to Jurel, 1 run .driven to sweeper cover\nCummins to Samson, 1 run .dropped by Shami at short fine! Withers because of the sting he received because the .ball smacked his left palm as he put his hand out to catch. He was in no position to .catch that. Shami is immediately leaving the field. This was a slower ball on middle and .leg that Samson was looking to pick up over short fine\nCummins to Jurel, no run .reaches out to cut but is beaten for pace. Was also a lot fuller than he anticipated .Time for another switch. Himanshu is back\nSimarjeet Singh to Samson, no run .bowls a slower-ball bouncer. It pitched short and around off, as Samson looked to leap .and ramp but missed\nSimarjeet Singh to Samson, (no ball) 1 run .Cummins, at extra cover, tumbles to his left to prevent at least one run. Simarjeet .bowled on a length, and wide of off, as Samson slashed at it away from his body. It's a .no-ball from Simarjeet, though .Free hit\nSimarjeet Singh to Jurel, SIX runs .bam! Dispatched deep over long-off! That's also Jurel's fifty. On a length from .Simarjeet, with the line being arund fifth stump. Jurel waited and just lofted through the .line\nSimarjeet Singh to Jurel, SIX runs .classy shot for six! The shot of the day, you'd think! He stands still, and just opens the .face of the bat to upper cut at this short-of-a-length ball just outside off. Six over short .third\nSimarjeet Singh to Jurel, 1 wide .change of pace, and short and around sixth stump. Jurel jumped to try and ramp again, .but missed. Wide called, and also a second bouncer\nSimarjeet Singh to Jurel, SIX runs .wow, drilled back over the bowler's head! This is the cleanest of hits today. Simarjeet .bowled on a fullish length, and around off, as Jurel lofted with a high left elbow to .laucnh that\nSimarjeet Singh to Jurel, 1 run .short in length, and pretty wide of off. He reaches out to slash to deep cover\nSimarjeet Singh to Samson, FOUR runs .one-bounce four over extra cover! Samson is deep in the crease, and he lofts this length .delivery outside off by reaching out for the ball. A powerful shot for four\nHarshal to Jurel, 1 wide .on a length, and very wide outside off. Left alone by Jurel, and it is called wide\nHarshal to Jurel, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length, and again wide-ish of off. Jurel cuts it late towards deep .cover\nHarshal to Samson, no run .on a fullish length, and again wide of off. Samson pushes it to extra cover after playing .away from his body\nHarshal to Samson, 1 run .he goes off balance, and lofts it on the bounce to deep cover! Samson reaches out at .this wide yorker outside off, and his bottom hand also comes off in trying to play at that\nHarshal to Jurel, 1 run .short in length, and around seventh stump. Pulled to deep midwicket\nHarshal to Samson, SIX runs .goes inside out over extra cover! Slower ball from Harshal, who goes on a length, and .slightly wide of off. Samson waits for it to arrive, before tonking at it\nHarshal to Samson, OUT .top edge, and gone! All Klaasen has to do is move a few steps back, and to his right, .before taking it with a reverse cup. A slower-ball bouncer from Harshal, as he went short .and wide-ish of off. The ball came back in to finish around off, while also bouncing .considerably. Samson went pulling, but his top hand came off the bat, and the ball went .off the top edge .Sanju Samson c \u2020Klaasen b Patel 66 (37b 7x4 4x6 69m) SR: 178.37\nZampa to Jurel, no run .this is full and just outside off, and turns away. Cut away on the bounce to point\nZampa to Jurel, OUT .taken at long-on! Jurel falls going for a slog sweep. Zampa bowls full and around sixth .stump, and the line of the ball turns out to be quite wide for Jurel to execute that sweep .shot. The ball ends up going flat to Kishan, the centurion from earlier in the day, and .SRH take another step closer to victory. Jurel fought hard for RR, but there was too .much to get .Dhruv Jurel c Ishan Kishan b Zampa 70 (35b 5x4 6x6 48m) SR: 200\nZampa to Dubey, 1 run .on fullish length on middle, and turns away a bit. Clipped to deep square leg after .shifting his weight back .Hetmyer facing his first ball\nZampa to Hetmyer, no run .lovely ball! He slows it down, and goes fullish and just outside off. The ball turns away a .bit, and beats the outside edge as Hetmyer looked to defend\nZampa to Hetmyer, SIX runs .cracked over deep midwicket! Zampa went full and just outside off, and Hetmyer got .down on his back knee to launch for six\nZampa to Hetmyer, 1 run .full and skidding through on off. He goes back to clip to deep midwicket .Time-out\nHarshal to Hetmyer, no run .bowls an inswinging yorker just outside off, and Hetmyer can only jam it towards mid- .off\nHarshal to Hetmyer, 1 run .short in length this time, with the line being wide of off. Hetmyer swat-pulls to long-on, .nearly foxed by the lack of pace\nHarshal to Dubey, 1 run .Dubey gets across the stumps, and pulls this short-of-a-length ball shaping in to arrive .on leg. Single to fine leg\nHarshal to Hetmyer, 1 run .short again, and wide of off too. Hetmyer pulls to long-on, with the line being too wide to .execute that shot properly\nHarshal to Dubey, 1 run .short ball around seventh stump, and Dubey mistimes a ramp towards deep third\nHarshal to Hetmyer, no run .beaten! Harshal bowls another short ball at a change of pace, and Hetmyer, looking to .pull, did so too early .This game is all but done, and Shashank will wrap it up for you\nCummins to Dubey, SIX runs .clobbered over deep midwicket! Cummins decides to bowl into the pitch but Dubey's .waiting and gives it a proper whack when it arrives.\nCummins to Dubey, 1 run .squeezed over point off a leading edge, down to square third\nCummins to Hetmyer, 2 runs .my word! That's bludgeoned past the bowler, umpire is quick to duck under the flat hit. .Abhishek and Ishan converge from long-on and long-off to cut that off\nCummins to Hetmyer, 1 run .flat-batted to long-on\nCummins to Dubey, SIX runs .goes full and wide, but Dubey stays his ground and opens the bat face late to scythe .this yorker-length delivery over deep cover point. Cummins missed his length by an .inch or two. Wow, incredible power\nCummins to Dubey, SIX runs .muscled down the ground and clears long-on! Didn't get it off the middle, the sound off .the bat told you so, but hey, he still hit it enough to get six.\nZampa to Hetmyer, no run .slapped back to Zampa who stops it off his own bowling\nZampa to Hetmyer, FOUR runs .hammered down the ground, hit ramrod straight. Long-on was a few metres away but .stood no chance\nZampa to Hetmyer, 1 wide .drifts it across in a bid to bowl it outside Hetmyer's hitting arc, ends up bowling it too .wide outside off\nZampa to Hetmyer, SIX runs .heaved to deep midwicket and he clears the ropes comfortably! It was a wrong'un, he .was hitting it not just across the line but also towards the longer boundary. Hit it .wonderfully.\nZampa to Hetmyer, 1 run .mistimes a heave down to long-on, didn't get underneath the flight that time\nZampa to Dubey, SIX runs .drilled over long-off! Flat hit. Zampa bowled it full and across, Dubey shuffled across to .get to the pitch and launched it up and over. 50 partnership up off just 22 balls\nZampa to Dubey, FOUR runs .too short and he's pulled him into he gap at deep square. Ishan Kishan with a desperate .dive but he can't stop that. He limps across the advertising triangles. Jarred his knee .into the turf thanks to the dive\nCummins to Hetmyer, no run .floats it full and wide outside off, Hetmyer leaves in anticipation of a wide, and wide it is. .Sunrisers review. Let's see. Umpire reckons some part of the ball is within the guideline, .so the wide call has been reversed.\nCummins to Hetmyer, 1 run .sliced over the infield, down to third man on the bounce\nCummins to Dubey, (no ball) 1 run .drags this hoick don to deep midwicket - Cummins has overstepped.\nCummins to Hetmyer, 2 runs .mistimes this pull, gets it off the bottom, down to deep midwicket\nCummins to Hetmyer, 1 wide .bowls a slower bounced but ends up digging it way outside off, Hetmyer leaves and it's .called wide\nCummins to Hetmyer, SIX runs .my word! He has walloped him over deep midwicket! Cummins bowls length into the .stumps from around the stumps and Hetmyer swings through the line to hit it a mile int .he air and beyond the ropes.\nCummins to Hetmyer, 2 runs .mistimes the pull, the top-edge plonks near the 30-yard circle at midwicket, they come .back for the second.\nCummins to Hetmyer, 1 run .pulled to deep midwicket\nHarshal to Hetmyer, no run .beaten as he's through with the hoick even before the ball arrived\nHarshal to Hetmyer, 1 run .top-edge, the ball swirls a long time and Cummins puts him down running sideways at .mid-off. Should've been taken\nHarshal to Dubey, 1 run .scythed to deep point for a single. Stayed deep inside the crease to get underneath the .length and opened the bat face late to hit it there.\nHarshal to Hetmyer, 1 wide .digs in a slow bouncer around a fifth-stump line anticipating the batter to swing across .the line, Hetmyer leaves. Umpire deems it to be a wide\nHarshal to Hetmyer, SIX runs .flat-batted over the bowler's head, smack the sightscreen. The power!\nHarshal to Hetmyer, OUT .another short ball this one's cramped Hetmyer as he goes through with the flat-batted .hit, the top-edge lodges safely in the hands of mid-off. Harshal went proper seam-up .this time, as against a cutter, and got it to skid through. Clever change of tactic and he .gets a second wicket. .Shimron Hetmyer c Manohar b Patel 42 (23b 1x4 4x6 30m) SR: 182.6\nHarshal to Archer, 1 run .squeezes this yorker-length delivery to long-on. Game, set and match to the Sunrisers! .But hats off to the Royals for making a game of this, and coming within 50 runs of .victory. They've minimised their margin of defeat and saved their net run rate - which .could've nosedived massively to leave them playing catch up. That's not the case, they .can walk away with plenty to take away from this match.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs RR, 2nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Shami to Jaiswal, no run on a length on sixth stump, and the ball seams away, even as Jaiswal looks to loft but is beaten\n Shami to Jaiswal, 1 wide Shami goes wide of the crease, and pitches it on a good length and wide of off. Jaiswal looks to cut at it far away from his body, and misses. It is called wide, as the ball shapes away after pitching\n Shami to Jaiswal, 1 run shorter side of a length around sixth stump, and slapped towards the man at deep-backward point Shami over the stumps to Samson. Remember, he's still recovering from an injured finger.\n Shami to Samson, no run Short of a length around fifth stump, before it seams away. Samson slashes at it, and plays on the bounce to the man at cover point\n Shami to Samson, SIX runs into the first tier! Samson hooks hard and deep over fine leg! Short in length from Shami, who bowls around off, before the ball seams back in. Samson reads the length and the movement, and clubs it away\n Shami to Samson, FOUR runs between point and cover point! Another ball on a short of a length, and this pitches wide of off, before shaping away. Samson reaches out, and cuts it hard for four\n Shami to Samson, FOUR runs slapped to deep point! On the shorter side of a length from Shami, who bowls this around middle and off. The ball moves away again after pitching, and despite there not being too much of a room, Samson manages to chop it away for four more\n Simarjeet Singh to Jaiswal, no run on a short of a length on leg, as Jaiswal went pulling but missed. The ball shaped away slightly, and went over the stumps\n Simarjeet Singh to Jaiswal, 4 byes extra bounce, and four byes for RR! Simarjeet bowled this short in length, and pitched this on middle and off or thereabouts. Jaiswal went hooking but was beaten by the bounce, as was Klaasen, the wicketkeeper\n Simarjeet Singh to Jaiswal, OUT superb catch by Manohar! The orange army at the ground yells its throat out! Manohar, at point, leapt up full stretch, and managed to grab the ball in his left hand. He couldn't have jumped any higher, and Simarjeet couldn't have been happier. He bowled short and wide of off, as Jaiswal went to cut and even got good height, only for Manohar to interfere \n Simarjeet Singh to Parag, FOUR runs swiped to deep-backward square leg! On a length on off, with a hint of movement back in after pitching, as Parag, with his head down, whacks at it effortlessly\n Simarjeet Singh to Parag, OUT taken at mid-on! Parag perishes searching for another boundary! Simarjeet strikes twice within three balls. He bowled this short and just outside off, and with a scrambled seam. Parag looked to shift his weight back and pull this back, but ended up getting it off the higher side of the bat. Cummins, at mid-on, moved a step back and to his left to take with a reverse cup \n Simarjeet Singh to Rana, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle. He swivels to pull to fine leg, and gets off the mark\n Shami to Rana, no run Shami goes wide of the crease, and bowls on the shorter side of a length and wide outside off. Rana goes jabbing at it, but is beaten by the movement back in after pitching\n Shami to Rana, FOUR runs outside edge, but wide of slip! There was a short third in place too, but the ball went in the gap there. Shami angled this in and bowled on a length just outside off. The ball seemed to straighten after pitching, and as Rana looked to flick with a half-closed face of the bat, he ended up getting an outside edge\n Shami to Rana, no run fuller ball, and outside off. Driven to cover this time\n Shami to Rana, FOUR runs pulled over mid-on! Another ball from wide of the crease from Shami, who bowled this short, and around off. Rana is standing deep in the crease, and is able to slam the ball back\n Shami to Rana, 2 runs bottom edge, but wide of the stumps! Klaasen dived to his right and got a hand to take the sting off the ball. Shami went on a good length just outside off, and Rana looked to cut. But the line seemed to be too close for that shot\n Shami to Rana, no run angled in, and on a length around fifth stump. Rana looked to cut at it late, but the ball straightened after pitching, and he was beaten\n Simarjeet Singh to Samson, no run on the shorter side of a length, and in the corridor just outside off. Samson looked to pull but missed, as the ball seemed to have stayed low\n Simarjeet Singh to Samson, no run on a fullish length, and just outside off. Samson shaped to come forward, before shifting his weight back and pushing towards short third\n Simarjeet Singh to Samson, FOUR runs thumped over midwicket! Short in length from Simarjeet, who pitched the ball just outside off, before getting it to move back in. Samson was deep in the crease, and pulled it for four\n Simarjeet Singh to Samson, no run on a length on the stumps, and he nudges this to midwicket, where the man is standing right on the edge of the circle\n Simarjeet Singh to Samson, 1 wide he stands with a bit of a room, and Simarjeet goes short and wide of off. Left alone by Samson, and it is called wide\n Simarjeet Singh to Samson, SIX runs ramped over short third! Simarjeet again bowls short and wide of off, although the line this time is much closer to off. Samson has a little leap in the crease, and sends the ball flying for six\n Simarjeet Singh to Samson, FOUR runs punched to deep-backward point... and Reddy, chasing and tumbling to his right from deep third, sees the ball go below him! The ball was on a good length, and around sixth stump, as Samson played at it powerfully to bag four more\n Shami to Rana, OUT gone! Skied to mid-off for another simple catch for Cummins! Shami bowled it with an upright seam, and angled the ball in from around the wicket. He pitched it on the fuller side of a length around off, with no movement off the pitch. Rana was deep in the crease, and went lofting at this ball. But the length could ideally have been fuller, and he only mistimed it to fall in the powerplay \n Shami to Jurel, no run on the shorter shorter side of a length, and just about on off. Tapped to point by Jurel\n Shami to Jurel, 2 runs on a good length on middle, as the ball swings in nicely. Jurel clips it towards deep midwicket to get off the mark with two\n Shami to Jurel, 1 run shorter side of a length, and just outside off. He's almost surprised by the extra bounce, before he manages to slash it towards point\n Shami to Samson, no run on a good length on off, and he hops in the crease to push it wide of mid-on\n Shami to Samson, FOUR runs whipped to deep square leg! Great effort running and diving to his left by Reddy, but the ball hits his hand and then the rope. Shami bowled this full and straight, and Samson, even from deep in the crease, flicked it away for four despite the length being quite full\n Cummins to Jurel, SIX runs sent deep into the stands first ball! Jurel stays deep in the crease, and absolutely hammers this length delivery which is slightly wide of off. Six over long-on\n Cummins to Jurel, FOUR runs clipped to deep square leg! On a full length from Cummins, who swings the ball in nicely to pitch it on middle. Jurel reads the movement, and bags four after the six first ball\n Cummins to Jurel, FOUR runs missed chance by Cummins! And, almost stunningly, it goes for four! He only leans into this push forward off this length delivery around off, and nearly chips it back to Cummins' right. Cummins threw his hand out, but the ball didn't even touch it\n Cummins to Jurel, 1 run slower ball, and on a short of a length. The line is wide of off, and Jurel cuts hard to deep-backward point\n Cummins to Samson, 1 run short in length from Cummins, and around fifth stump. There's some extra bounce, but Samson rides it to swat-pull to deep midwicket\n Cummins to Jurel, FOUR runs just wide of Shami at short fine leg! Short in length on middle, and Jurel swivelled to pull it behind the wicket. He seemed to be beaten by the lack of pace, though, but still got four SRH are clearly ahead, but RR are fighting. Here comes Shashank.\n Abhishek to Samson, no run fires one full outside off from around the stumps, Samson lets it go anticipating it to be a wide, not given\n Abhishek to Samson, no run beats the outside edge with a sharp turner, Klaasen whips the bails off and asks for it to be referred upstairs. They're checking if Samson's back foot was outside the crease. No one's terribly excited about the appeal, the stumps have been nailed back in and everyone's in their position, but jeez this is close. This one spun away quickly and across the face of the bat. Samson's back leg was in the air for a long, long time. The third umpire has had a few looks at the replay. A call is awaited. Looks like he's been given not out.\n Abhishek to Samson, 1 run works it to deep midwicket as he jogs the single\n Abhishek to Jurel, FOUR runs drilled down to long-on, and this bursts through the fielder's hands to the boundary. Youngster Aniket Verma has a sheepish look in embarrassment.\n Abhishek to Jurel, no run bunts this flatter one to cover\n Abhishek to Jurel, no run reaches out to drive this straight to cover IMPACT SUBSRH A Zampa TM Head\n Zampa to Samson, 2 runs cut away to deep point, into the gap there for a couple. Good work by NKR\n Zampa to Samson, SIX runs right in his hitting arc and Samson clears his front leg and swings him down the ground and into the sightscreen\n Zampa to Samson, no run cuts uppishly, hit straight to point\n Zampa to Samson, 1 run bowls a quicker one that fizzes through, Samson manages to but it between cover and mid-off for a single\n Zampa to Jurel, 1 run flatter and fuller, pushed back past the bowler who misfields. Easy run conceded. Zampa annoyed by the non-striker standing in his way\n Zampa to Samson, FOUR runs drilled straight back over the bowler's head, timing and placement top notch!\n Abhishek to Jurel, SIX runs makes room and lofts him inside-out to clear deep cover! Lovely improvisation from Jurel. Incredible stoke play\n Abhishek to Jurel, no run fired full and down leg, paddled straight to short fine\n Abhishek to Jurel, 1 run pulled away to wide long-on, btw the 50 of the partnership came up with the six.\n Abhishek to Samson, no run mistimes a pull, was into the shot way too early. Gets it off the bottom as it rolls to short fine\n Abhishek to Samson, 1 run worked down to deep midwicket\n Abhishek to Jurel, FOUR runs swept up and over to beat the man at short fine, dribbles away to the boundary.\n Harshal to Samson, no run starts with a cutter outside Samson's hitting arc, beaten as he swings through\n Harshal to Samson, 1 run dipping slower delivery angling into middle, tucked to the leg side\n Harshal to Jurel, SIX runs walloped through the line to clear long-on! Jurel picked length early and went through with the stoke to clear the ropes effortlessly.\n Harshal to Jurel, 1 run cut away, a half-stop at point keeps it to a single. Harshal shortened his length as he bowled another slower delivery\n Harshal to Samson, 1 run hacked to wide long-on, Sanju brings up a 26-ball fifty that keeps RR afloat\n Harshal to Jurel, 1 run pulled to deep square as Harshal bowls a cutter into the pitch to cramp him for rom\n Zampa to Jurel, 1 run drills this full toss to extra cover where Cummins throws himself to his left to save at least two.\n Zampa to Samson, 1 run drives inside-out to long-off\n Zampa to Jurel, no run makes room to go inside-out, Zampa drifts one in to cramp Jurel as he defends\n Zampa to Jurel, no run cracking cut but that's an outstanding stop at point by Simarjeet, saved four!\n Zampa to Jurel, 1 run pulled to wide long-on\n Zampa to Samson, 1 run punched to long-off, tight over from Zampa\n Cummins to Samson, 1 run cutter outside off, scythed over the infield to deep point\n Cummins to Jurel, no run no power behind the cut, hits it straight to the fielder RR have lost momentum\n Cummins to Jurel, no run cramped for room as he tries to flat-bat that, Cummins puts his left hand out on his followthrough to stop that\n Cummins to Jurel, 1 run driven to sweeper cover\n Cummins to Samson, 1 run dropped by Shami at short fine! Withers because of the sting he received because the ball smacked his left palm as he put his hand out to catch. He was in no position to catch that. Shami is immediately leaving the field. This was a slower ball on middle and leg that Samson was looking to pick up over short fine\n Cummins to Jurel, no run reaches out to cut but is beaten for pace. Was also a lot fuller than he anticipated Time for another switch. Himanshu is back\n Simarjeet Singh to Samson, no run bowls a slower-ball bouncer. It pitched short and around off, as Samson looked to leap and ramp but missed\n Cummins, at extra cover, tumbles to his left to prevent at least one run. Simarjeet bowled on a length, and wide of off, as Samson slashed at it away from his body. It's a no-ball from Simarjeet, though Free hit\n Simarjeet Singh to Jurel, SIX runs bam! Dispatched deep over long-off! That's also Jurel's fifty. On a length from Simarjeet, with the line being arund fifth stump. Jurel waited and just lofted through the line\n Simarjeet Singh to Jurel, SIX runs classy shot for six! The shot of the day, you'd think! He stands still, and just opens the face of the bat to upper cut at this short-of-a-length ball just outside off. Six over short third\n Simarjeet Singh to Jurel, 1 wide change of pace, and short and around sixth stump. Jurel jumped to try and ramp again, but missed. Wide called, and also a second bouncer\n Simarjeet Singh to Jurel, SIX runs wow, drilled back over the bowler's head! This is the cleanest of hits today. Simarjeet bowled on a fullish length, and around off, as Jurel lofted with a high left elbow to laucnh that\n Simarjeet Singh to Jurel, 1 run short in length, and pretty wide of off. He reaches out to slash to deep cover\n Simarjeet Singh to Samson, FOUR runs one-bounce four over extra cover! Samson is deep in the crease, and he lofts this length delivery outside off by reaching out for the ball. A powerful shot for four\n Harshal to Jurel, 1 wide on a length, and very wide outside off. Left alone by Jurel, and it is called wide\n Harshal to Jurel, 1 run on the shorter side of a length, and again wide-ish of off. Jurel cuts it late towards deep cover\n Harshal to Samson, no run on a fullish length, and again wide of off. Samson pushes it to extra cover after playing away from his body\n Harshal to Samson, 1 run he goes off balance, and lofts it on the bounce to deep cover! Samson reaches out at this wide yorker outside off, and his bottom hand also comes off in trying to play at that\n Harshal to Jurel, 1 run short in length, and around seventh stump. Pulled to deep midwicket\n Harshal to Samson, SIX runs goes inside out over extra cover! Slower ball from Harshal, who goes on a length, and slightly wide of off. Samson waits for it to arrive, before tonking at it\n Harshal to Samson, OUT top edge, and gone! All Klaasen has to do is move a few steps back, and to his right, before taking it with a reverse cup. A slower-ball bouncer from Harshal, as he went short and wide-ish of off. The ball came back in to finish around off, while also bouncing considerably. Samson went pulling, but his top hand came off the bat, and the ball went off the top edge \n Zampa to Jurel, no run this is full and just outside off, and turns away. Cut away on the bounce to point\n Zampa to Jurel, OUT taken at long-on! Jurel falls going for a slog sweep. Zampa bowls full and around sixth stump, and the line of the ball turns out to be quite wide for Jurel to execute that sweep shot. The ball ends up going flat to Kishan, the centurion from earlier in the day, and SRH take another step closer to victory. Jurel fought hard for RR, but there was too much to get \n Zampa to Dubey, 1 run on fullish length on middle, and turns away a bit. Clipped to deep square leg after shifting his weight back Hetmyer facing his first ball\n Zampa to Hetmyer, no run lovely ball! He slows it down, and goes fullish and just outside off. The ball turns away a bit, and beats the outside edge as Hetmyer looked to defend\n Zampa to Hetmyer, SIX runs cracked over deep midwicket! Zampa went full and just outside off, and Hetmyer got down on his back knee to launch for six\n Zampa to Hetmyer, 1 run full and skidding through on off. He goes back to clip to deep midwicket Time-out\n Harshal to Hetmyer, no run bowls an inswinging yorker just outside off, and Hetmyer can only jam it towards mid-off\n Harshal to Hetmyer, 1 run short in length this time, with the line being wide of off. Hetmyer swat-pulls to long-on, nearly foxed by the lack of pace\n Harshal to Dubey, 1 run Dubey gets across the stumps, and pulls this short-of-a-length ball shaping in to arrive on leg. Single to fine leg\n Harshal to Hetmyer, 1 run short again, and wide of off too. Hetmyer pulls to long-on, with the line being too wide to execute that shot properly\n Harshal to Dubey, 1 run short ball around seventh stump, and Dubey mistimes a ramp towards deep third\n Harshal to Hetmyer, no run beaten! Harshal bowls another short ball at a change of pace, and Hetmyer, looking to pull, did so too early This game is all but done, and Shashank will wrap it up for you\n Cummins to Dubey, SIX runs clobbered over deep midwicket! Cummins decides to bowl into the pitch but Dubey's waiting and gives it a proper whack when it arrives.\n Cummins to Dubey, 1 run squeezed over point off a leading edge, down to square third\n Cummins to Hetmyer, 2 runs my word! That's bludgeoned past the bowler, umpire is quick to duck under the flat hit. Abhishek and Ishan converge from long-on and long-off to cut that off\n Cummins to Hetmyer, 1 run flat-batted to long-on\n Cummins to Dubey, SIX runs goes full and wide, but Dubey stays his ground and opens the bat face late to scythe this yorker-length delivery over deep cover point. Cummins missed his length by an inch or two. Wow, incredible power\n Cummins to Dubey, SIX runs muscled down the ground and clears long-on! Didn't get it off the middle, the sound off the bat told you so, but hey, he still hit it enough to get six.\n Zampa to Hetmyer, no run slapped back to Zampa who stops it off his own bowling\n Zampa to Hetmyer, FOUR runs hammered down the ground, hit ramrod straight. Long-on was a few metres away but stood no chance\n Zampa to Hetmyer, 1 wide drifts it across in a bid to bowl it outside Hetmyer's hitting arc, ends up bowling it too wide outside off\n Zampa to Hetmyer, SIX runs heaved to deep midwicket and he clears the ropes comfortably! It was a wrong'un, he was hitting it not just across the line but also towards the longer boundary. Hit it wonderfully.\n Zampa to Hetmyer, 1 run mistimes a heave down to long-on, didn't get underneath the flight that time\n Zampa to Dubey, SIX runs drilled over long-off! Flat hit. Zampa bowled it full and across, Dubey shuffled across to get to the pitch and launched it up and over. 50 partnership up off just 22 balls\n Zampa to Dubey, FOUR runs too short and he's pulled him into he gap at deep square. Ishan Kishan with a desperate dive but he can't stop that. He limps across the advertising triangles. Jarred his knee into the turf thanks to the dive\n Cummins to Hetmyer, no run floats it full and wide outside off, Hetmyer leaves in anticipation of a wide, and wide it is. Sunrisers review. Let's see. Umpire reckons some part of the ball is within the guideline, so the wide call has been reversed.\n Cummins to Hetmyer, 1 run sliced over the infield, down to third man on the bounce\n drags this hoick don to deep midwicket - Cummins has overstepped.\n Cummins to Hetmyer, 2 runs mistimes this pull, gets it off the bottom, down to deep midwicket\n Cummins to Hetmyer, 1 wide bowls a slower bounced but ends up digging it way outside off, Hetmyer leaves and it's called wide\n Cummins to Hetmyer, SIX runs my word! He has walloped him over deep midwicket! Cummins bowls length into the stumps from around the stumps and Hetmyer swings through the line to hit it a mile int he air and beyond the ropes.\n Cummins to Hetmyer, 2 runs mistimes the pull, the top-edge plonks near the 30-yard circle at midwicket, they come back for the second.\n Cummins to Hetmyer, 1 run pulled to deep midwicket\n Harshal to Hetmyer, no run beaten as he's through with the hoick even before the ball arrived\n Harshal to Hetmyer, 1 run top-edge, the ball swirls a long time and Cummins puts him down running sideways at mid-off. Should've been taken\n Harshal to Dubey, 1 run scythed to deep point for a single. Stayed deep inside the crease to get underneath the length and opened the bat face late to hit it there.\n Harshal to Hetmyer, 1 wide digs in a slow bouncer around a fifth-stump line anticipating the batter to swing across the line, Hetmyer leaves. Umpire deems it to be a wide\n Harshal to Hetmyer, SIX runs flat-batted over the bowler's head, smack the sightscreen. The power!\n Harshal to Hetmyer, OUT another short ball this one's cramped Hetmyer as he goes through with the flat-batted hit, the top-edge lodges safely in the hands of mid-off. Harshal went proper seam-up this time, as against a cutter, and got it to skid through. Clever change of tactic and he gets a second wicket. \n Harshal to Archer, 1 run squeezes this yorker-length delivery to long-on. Game, set and match to the Sunrisers! But hats off to the Royals for making a game of this, and coming within 50 runs of victory. They've minimised their margin of defeat and saved their net run rate - which could've nosedived massively to leave them playing catch up. That's not the case, they can walk away with plenty to take away from this match.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Archer","Dubey","Hetmyer","Jaiswal","Jurel","Parag","Rana","Samson"],"Runs":[1.0,34.0,42.0,1.0,70.0,4.0,11.0,66.0],"Balls_Faced":[1,11,23,5,35,2,8,37],"Fours":[0,1,1,1,5,1,2,7],"Sixes":[0,4,4,0,6,0,0,4],"S\/R":[100.0,309.09,182.61,20.0,200.0,200.0,137.5,178.38],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Manohar b Patel","c Manohar b Simarjeet Singh","c Ishan Kishan b Zampa","c Cummins b Simarjeet Singh","c Cummins b Mohammed Shami","c \u2020Klaasen b Patel"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Abhishek","Cummins","Harshal","Shami","Simarjeet Singh","Zampa"],"Balls":[12,24,24,18,18,24],"Runs_Given":[17.0,60.0,34.0,33.0,46.0,48.0],"Wickets":[0,0,2,1,2,1],"Overs":[2.0,4.0,4.0,3.0,3.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Roy to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Sits up and that's cut hard to point's left. Was a length ball on fourth that went straight .on, Porel clearing the front leg made it look wide\nRoy to Abishek Porel, OUT .The anti-match-up works for KKR. This was a case of the batter trying to cash in and .miscuing. Porel danced down early to get the 90ks ball on a full length, he tried to slash .it over extra cover. Bat turned in hand, Russell came in from cover take an easy catch. .Abishek Porel c Russell b Roy 4 (2b 1x4 0x6 1m) SR: 200\nRoy to Nair, no run .Length on middle, 95ks and spinning away a touch, defended to the bowler\nRoy to Nair, 1 run .Length on fourth, punched to long-off\nRoy to du Plessis, 1 run .Length on middle and off, Faf goes back and flicks against the spin. Gets it to square .leg . .Karun Nair vs Anukul Roy .BALLS .5 .RUNS .3 .OUTS .1 .SR .60.00 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nRoy to Nair, 1 run .Fullish floaty stock ball stops in the pitch a bit. It's outside off and is spooned slightly .uppishly. To long-off it goes\nArora to Nair, no run .Straightens off the seam to beat the cover drive. Fuller side of length, lands around .fourth and finishes on fifth, Nair tried to punch it firmly on top of the bounce . .Vaibhav Arora in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .523 .WKTS .22 .4s\/6s .86\/21 .ECON .8.29 .AVE .32.86\nArora to Nair, 1 wide .Fullish ball might've seamed in but landed down leg, went further. Beat the attempted .whip from Nair\nArora to Nair, no run .Fullish inswinger. Comes in sharply towards fourth, driven nicely but finds cover\nArora to Nair, 1 run .Full at the stumps, flicked through forward midwicket\nArora to du Plessis, SIX runs .Dances down and just chips it over the bowler. Turned a six-metre ball into a half-volley, .made room too, so he could extend the arms and make a diagonal-bat drive look like it .was off the straight bat\nArora to du Plessis, 1 run .Looks to make room again but gets cramped by the fullish ball angling in. Faf pushes it .against the angle, gets a single towards cover\nArora to Nair, 1 run .More inswing. Length ball curves in to top of off, Nair is behind the line and uses the .movement by flicking off the back foot through backward square leg. Rinku speeds to .the right to keep it to two\nRoy to Nair, FOUR runs .Nair makes room and slaps it over cover. Was a length ball following him and the shot .was hit on the move\nRoy to Nair, 2 runs .Similar stuff. Nair almost made too much room to the flat length ball on leg stump. He .slapped it off the toe over cover\nRoy to Nair, 1 run .Swept off a length, taken from in front of the stumps to deep square leg . .Faf du Plessis vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .1825 .OUTS .40 .4s\/6s .105\/94 .SR .132.72 .AVE .45.62\nRoy to du Plessis, no run .Faf makes room, scuttles to the leg-stump tramline and Anukul darts a 95ks length ball .at the pads. Beats the flick and ball dribbles forward\nRoy to du Plessis, no run .Even better from Anukul. Sees Faf make room again and goes towards the off-stump .tramline at 85ks. Back of length. Faf has to run sideways and reach out to tap it towards .cover. Lost his bottom hand along the way\nRoy to du Plessis, 1 run .Full at the stumps, worked towards mid-on.\nHarshit Rana to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Easy cut ball. Close to the off-side tramline, 142ks on a length, Faf has ample time to hit\nHarshit Rana to du Plessis, no run .At the stumps this time. Heaved to midwicket\nHarshit Rana to du Plessis, 2 runs .Flat-batted high, not middled but it's too far for long-off. Powell ran to his right, was .close to the boundary, could only get to it when the ball dribbled. Was a back-of-length .ball on fifth, Faf didn't try to keep it down. Got it off the upper-half of the bat\nHarshit Rana to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Overpitched, and that's whacked wide of mid-on. Faf was across to off, cleared his front .leg to make room and hit it hard, across the line\nHarshit Rana to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Pulls a length ball over midwicket. Counters Harshit's pace with power. Trusts the pitch .too. Taken off the stumps . .Harshit Rana in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .269 .WKTS .14 .4s\/6s .39\/24 .ECON .9.05 .AVE .29.00\nHarshit Rana to du Plessis, no run .Length on fourth, stands still and guides it to point\nArora to Nair, no run .Full-faced punch to mid-off. Fullish ball on fourth from wide of the crease. Pace looked .good\nArora to Nair, FOUR runs .Low full toss is flicked along the ground through midwicket. Was an attempted seam-up .yorker on leg, Nair made room and powered it through the bottom hand\nArora to Nair, OUT .Big appeal from Vaibhav for lbw. There were two sounds. There's a longish chat about .the edge between him and Rahane, they take the review. First replay and it looks a .fantastic decision as the sound came off the bat hitting the ground, not ball. Nair's .walking before ball tracking. His front foot had gotten to fourth stump to a full ball .spearing in. The close-faced bat jammed the ground as Nair tried to flick it square, the .ball pitched just in front of the crease and hit him on the left-half of the front boot. .Hawk-Eye shows it'd go on to smash off stump. No heroics from Nair tonight .Karun Nair lbw b Arora 15 (13b 2x4 0x6 20m) SR: 115.38\nArora to Rahul, 1 run .Length on fourth from wide of the crease, defended towards the off side\nArora to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Similar to the ball that got Nair, but Faf stands his ground for the most part - beside the .line. He then slides just a touch while drilling it hard and low. KL gets out the way as the .ball shoots past his left hip\nArora to du Plessis, no run .Beaten on the pull, hits thigh. No, Faf actually inside edged it replay shows. Was a .legcutter on a hard length that came straight on. At the stumps. Got decent bounce but .didn't stick in the pitch\nVarun to Rahul, no run .Length on leg, good bounce, flicked off the back foot to midwicket\nVarun to Rahul, 1 run .Rahul had cleared the stumps before the delivery. Got what looked like a googly. Into .the pitch, spinning in towards the batter while following him; whipped off the back foot .through mid-on . .Faf du Plessis vs Varun Chakravarthy .BALLS .31 .RUNS .41 .OUTS .2 .SR .132.25 .4s\/6s .5\/1\nVarun to du Plessis, no run .Faf makes room but has to come back as Varun darts a full ball on fourth stump. Looks .to scythe it square, toes it towards point\nVarun to du Plessis, 4 byes .Inside edges a seam-up ball close to leg stump. Faf made room and was caught .between the cut and the pull as the length ball came around knee-roll height. Varun did .get Maxwell with that ball last game. Given byes, looked to me like it went off the edge .though\nVarun to du Plessis, 1 run .Drives the full ball to long-off\nVarun to Rahul, FOUR runs .Might've been seam up again. 116ks. But it's on the pads and Rahul glances it with ease\nRoy to du Plessis, 1 run .Wide on a length, cut to sweeper cover\nRoy to Rahul, 1 run .Good ball. Stock ball on a fullish length, angling in towards middle, Rahul backs away .and drives off the back foot through cover\nRoy to du Plessis, OUT .Direct hit from short fine, run-out referral sent upstairs. Narine not sue if it's out. Replay .comes in.... and Rahul is short! Bat's just behind the crease as the bails light up. There .was confusion in the running, Faf stopped halfway, Rahul committed but couldn't get .over the line. Actually, replays show that he did stop for a step. Was a shortish ball .following Faf as he made room and danced down, he looked to glance it fine. First time .Rahul has been run out in the IPL since 2022 .KL Rahul run out (Narine) 7 (5b 1x4 0x6 9m) SR: 140\nRoy to Axar Patel, no run .Full and flat on leg, looks to turn it leg side. Very gentle. So, the leading edge goes into .ground, to cover\nRoy to Axar Patel, 1 run .Caressed off the back foot to sweeper cover\nRoy to du Plessis, 1 run .Length on the pads, flicked to deep midwicket\nNarine to du Plessis, 1 run .Punches the full ball down to long-off\nNarine to Axar Patel, no run .Length on leg, defended to the bowler's right\nNarine to Axar Patel, SIX runs .One-handed drive launched over long-on. Touch too full from Narine and Axar goes .through with the drive\nNarine to Axar Patel, 1 run .Length on the pads, tucked off the back foot through square leg\nNarine to du Plessis, no run .Makes room and gets followed. Length ball lands around leg and spins in sharply to .beat the flick and hit the front pad\nNarine to du Plessis, 1 run .Length on off, Faf slides his front foot towards midwicket and flicks through square leg\nVarun to du Plessis, 1 run .Length on middle and leg, 94ks, looked to have spun in a touch. Faf backs away and .works it off the back foot to long-on . .Axar Patel vs Varun Chakravarthy .BALLS .23 .RUNS .7 .OUTS .2 .SR .30.43 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nVarun to Axar Patel, 1 run .Fullish legbreak lands outside leg and goes to the outer-edge of the pad, flicked to .backward square leg\nVarun to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Catch it is the call but it beats Russell at deep midwicket to his right. That went flat and .nearly half-volleyed the boundary cushion. Ball was a touch short, pacy and Faf read the .length early\nVarun to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Seam-up grip with a cross seam but it's too straight again. Faf glances this to the left of .short fine leg\nVarun to du Plessis, no run .Fullish on off, very fast looking legbreak, punched to cover without foot movement\nVarun to du Plessis, SIX runs .Over long-on. Into the second tier. Dragged across from fifth stump after making room. .Was a legbreak on a length that was flayed with a horizontal swing .Timeout taken. A 16-run over brings DC's chase slightly back on track, but KKR ahead .right now.\nNarine to Axar Patel, 1 run .Length on off, clipped off the back foot through mmidwicket\nNarine to du Plessis, 1 run .Short fine leg's the only infielder on the leg side, so acres of space for the single there. .Was a length ball on leg flicked to deep square leg\nNarine to Axar Patel, 1 run .Shortish on off, 97ks, slow off the pitch and no turn, flicked off the back foot to long-on\nNarine to du Plessis, 1 run .Wide, slow length ball. Faf reaches out to cut it from outside the tramline, to deep point. .96ks, looked much slower\nNarine to Axar Patel, no run .Length on fourth, driven off the back foot to cover's right. Rinku does well to rush and .deny the single\nNarine to Axar Patel, SIX runs .Sits up and it's pulled flat over midwicket for six. Axar is grimacing though. Likely .because of the left hand. Was a length ball on off that was forced with power .108 needed off the back ten. Suds to take you through","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs KKR, 48th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Roy to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Sits up and that's cut hard to point's left. Was a length ball on fourth that went straight on, Porel clearing the front leg made it look wide\n Roy to Abishek Porel, OUT The anti-match-up works for KKR. This was a case of the batter trying to cash in and miscuing. Porel danced down early to get the 90ks ball on a full length, he tried to slash it over extra cover. Bat turned in hand, Russell came in from cover take an easy catch. \n Roy to Nair, no run Length on middle, 95ks and spinning away a touch, defended to the bowler\n Roy to Nair, 1 run Length on fourth, punched to long-off\n Roy to du Plessis, 1 run Length on middle and off, Faf goes back and flicks against the spin. Gets it to square leg Karun Nair vs Anukul Roy BALLS 5 RUNS 3 OUTS 1 SR 60.00 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Roy to Nair, 1 run Fullish floaty stock ball stops in the pitch a bit. It's outside off and is spooned slightly uppishly. To long-off it goes\n Arora to Nair, no run Straightens off the seam to beat the cover drive. Fuller side of length, lands around fourth and finishes on fifth, Nair tried to punch it firmly on top of the bounce BALLS 523 WKTS 22 4s\/6s 86\/21 ECON 8.29 AVE 32.86\n Arora to Nair, 1 wide Fullish ball might've seamed in but landed down leg, went further. Beat the attempted whip from Nair\n Arora to Nair, no run Fullish inswinger. Comes in sharply towards fourth, driven nicely but finds cover\n Arora to Nair, 1 run Full at the stumps, flicked through forward midwicket\n Arora to du Plessis, SIX runs Dances down and just chips it over the bowler. Turned a six-metre ball into a half-volley, made room too, so he could extend the arms and make a diagonal-bat drive look like it was off the straight bat\n Arora to du Plessis, 1 run Looks to make room again but gets cramped by the fullish ball angling in. Faf pushes it against the angle, gets a single towards cover\n Arora to Nair, 1 run More inswing. Length ball curves in to top of off, Nair is behind the line and uses the movement by flicking off the back foot through backward square leg. Rinku speeds to the right to keep it to two\n Roy to Nair, FOUR runs Nair makes room and slaps it over cover. Was a length ball following him and the shot was hit on the move\n Roy to Nair, 2 runs Similar stuff. Nair almost made too much room to the flat length ball on leg stump. He slapped it off the toe over cover\n Roy to Nair, 1 run Swept off a length, taken from in front of the stumps to deep square leg Faf du Plessis vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 1825 OUTS 40 4s\/6s 105\/94 SR 132.72 AVE 45.62\n Roy to du Plessis, no run Faf makes room, scuttles to the leg-stump tramline and Anukul darts a 95ks length ball at the pads. Beats the flick and ball dribbles forward\n Roy to du Plessis, no run Even better from Anukul. Sees Faf make room again and goes towards the off-stump tramline at 85ks. Back of length. Faf has to run sideways and reach out to tap it towards cover. Lost his bottom hand along the way\n Roy to du Plessis, 1 run Full at the stumps, worked towards mid-on.\n Harshit Rana to du Plessis, FOUR runs Easy cut ball. Close to the off-side tramline, 142ks on a length, Faf has ample time to hit\n Harshit Rana to du Plessis, no run At the stumps this time. Heaved to midwicket\n Harshit Rana to du Plessis, 2 runs Flat-batted high, not middled but it's too far for long-off. Powell ran to his right, was close to the boundary, could only get to it when the ball dribbled. Was a back-of-length ball on fifth, Faf didn't try to keep it down. Got it off the upper-half of the bat\n Harshit Rana to du Plessis, FOUR runs Overpitched, and that's whacked wide of mid-on. Faf was across to off, cleared his front leg to make room and hit it hard, across the line\n Harshit Rana to du Plessis, FOUR runs Pulls a length ball over midwicket. Counters Harshit's pace with power. Trusts the pitch too. Taken off the stumps BALLS 269 WKTS 14 4s\/6s 39\/24 ECON 9.05 AVE 29.00\n Harshit Rana to du Plessis, no run Length on fourth, stands still and guides it to point\n Arora to Nair, no run Full-faced punch to mid-off. Fullish ball on fourth from wide of the crease. Pace looked good\n Arora to Nair, FOUR runs Low full toss is flicked along the ground through midwicket. Was an attempted seam-up yorker on leg, Nair made room and powered it through the bottom hand\n Arora to Nair, OUT Big appeal from Vaibhav for lbw. There were two sounds. There's a longish chat about the edge between him and Rahane, they take the review. First replay and it looks a fantastic decision as the sound came off the bat hitting the ground, not ball. Nair's walking before ball tracking. His front foot had gotten to fourth stump to a full ball spearing in. The close-faced bat jammed the ground as Nair tried to flick it square, the ball pitched just in front of the crease and hit him on the left-half of the front boot. Hawk-Eye shows it'd go on to smash off stump. No heroics from Nair tonight \n Arora to Rahul, 1 run Length on fourth from wide of the crease, defended towards the off side\n Arora to du Plessis, FOUR runs Similar to the ball that got Nair, but Faf stands his ground for the most part - beside the line. He then slides just a touch while drilling it hard and low. KL gets out the way as the ball shoots past his left hip\n Arora to du Plessis, no run Beaten on the pull, hits thigh. No, Faf actually inside edged it replay shows. Was a legcutter on a hard length that came straight on. At the stumps. Got decent bounce but didn't stick in the pitch\n Varun to Rahul, no run Length on leg, good bounce, flicked off the back foot to midwicket\n Varun to Rahul, 1 run Rahul had cleared the stumps before the delivery. Got what looked like a googly. Into the pitch, spinning in towards the batter while following him; whipped off the back foot through mid-on Faf du Plessis vs Varun Chakravarthy BALLS 31 RUNS 41 OUTS 2 SR 132.25 4s\/6s 5\/1\n Varun to du Plessis, no run Faf makes room but has to come back as Varun darts a full ball on fourth stump. Looks to scythe it square, toes it towards point\n Varun to du Plessis, 4 byes Inside edges a seam-up ball close to leg stump. Faf made room and was caught between the cut and the pull as the length ball came around knee-roll height. Varun did get Maxwell with that ball last game. Given byes, looked to me like it went off the edge though\n Varun to du Plessis, 1 run Drives the full ball to long-off\n Varun to Rahul, FOUR runs Might've been seam up again. 116ks. But it's on the pads and Rahul glances it with ease\n Roy to du Plessis, 1 run Wide on a length, cut to sweeper cover\n Roy to Rahul, 1 run Good ball. Stock ball on a fullish length, angling in towards middle, Rahul backs away and drives off the back foot through cover\n Roy to du Plessis, OUT Direct hit from short fine, run-out referral sent upstairs. Narine not sue if it's out. Replay comes in.... and Rahul is short! Bat's just behind the crease as the bails light up. There was confusion in the running, Faf stopped halfway, Rahul committed but couldn't get over the line. Actually, replays show that he did stop for a step. Was a shortish ball following Faf as he made room and danced down, he looked to glance it fine. First time Rahul has been run out in the IPL since 2022 \n Roy to Axar Patel, no run Full and flat on leg, looks to turn it leg side. Very gentle. So, the leading edge goes into ground, to cover\n Roy to Axar Patel, 1 run Caressed off the back foot to sweeper cover\n Roy to du Plessis, 1 run Length on the pads, flicked to deep midwicket\n Narine to du Plessis, 1 run Punches the full ball down to long-off\n Narine to Axar Patel, no run Length on leg, defended to the bowler's right\n Narine to Axar Patel, SIX runs One-handed drive launched over long-on. Touch too full from Narine and Axar goes through with the drive\n Narine to Axar Patel, 1 run Length on the pads, tucked off the back foot through square leg\n Narine to du Plessis, no run Makes room and gets followed. Length ball lands around leg and spins in sharply to beat the flick and hit the front pad\n Narine to du Plessis, 1 run Length on off, Faf slides his front foot towards midwicket and flicks through square leg\n Varun to du Plessis, 1 run Length on middle and leg, 94ks, looked to have spun in a touch. Faf backs away and works it off the back foot to long-on Axar Patel vs Varun Chakravarthy BALLS 23 RUNS 7 OUTS 2 SR 30.43 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Varun to Axar Patel, 1 run Fullish legbreak lands outside leg and goes to the outer-edge of the pad, flicked to backward square leg\n Varun to du Plessis, FOUR runs Catch it is the call but it beats Russell at deep midwicket to his right. That went flat and nearly half-volleyed the boundary cushion. Ball was a touch short, pacy and Faf read the length early\n Varun to du Plessis, FOUR runs Seam-up grip with a cross seam but it's too straight again. Faf glances this to the left of short fine leg\n Varun to du Plessis, no run Fullish on off, very fast looking legbreak, punched to cover without foot movement\n Varun to du Plessis, SIX runs Over long-on. Into the second tier. Dragged across from fifth stump after making room. Was a legbreak on a length that was flayed with a horizontal swing Timeout taken. A 16-run over brings DC's chase slightly back on track, but KKR ahead right now.\n Narine to Axar Patel, 1 run Length on off, clipped off the back foot through mmidwicket\n Narine to du Plessis, 1 run Short fine leg's the only infielder on the leg side, so acres of space for the single there. Was a length ball on leg flicked to deep square leg\n Narine to Axar Patel, 1 run Shortish on off, 97ks, slow off the pitch and no turn, flicked off the back foot to long-on\n Narine to du Plessis, 1 run Wide, slow length ball. Faf reaches out to cut it from outside the tramline, to deep point. 96ks, looked much slower\n Narine to Axar Patel, no run Length on fourth, driven off the back foot to cover's right. Rinku does well to rush and deny the single\n Narine to Axar Patel, SIX runs Sits up and it's pulled flat over midwicket for six. Axar is grimacing though. Likely because of the left hand. Was a length ball on off that was forced with power 108 needed off the back ten. 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Porel danced down early to get the 90ks ball on a full length, he tried to slash .it over extra cover. Bat turned in hand, Russell came in from cover take an easy catch. .Abishek Porel c Russell b Roy 4 (2b 1x4 0x6 1m) SR: 200\nRoy to Nair, no run .Length on middle, 95ks and spinning away a touch, defended to the bowler\nRoy to Nair, 1 run .Length on fourth, punched to long-off\nRoy to du Plessis, 1 run .Length on middle and off, Faf goes back and flicks against the spin. Gets it to square .leg . .Karun Nair vs Anukul Roy .BALLS .5 .RUNS .3 .OUTS .1 .SR .60.00 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nRoy to Nair, 1 run .Fullish floaty stock ball stops in the pitch a bit. It's outside off and is spooned slightly .uppishly. To long-off it goes\nArora to Nair, no run .Straightens off the seam to beat the cover drive. Fuller side of length, lands around .fourth and finishes on fifth, Nair tried to punch it firmly on top of the bounce . .Vaibhav Arora in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .523 .WKTS .22 .4s\/6s .86\/21 .ECON .8.29 .AVE .32.86\nArora to Nair, 1 wide .Fullish ball might've seamed in but landed down leg, went further. Beat the attempted .whip from Nair\nArora to Nair, no run .Fullish inswinger. Comes in sharply towards fourth, driven nicely but finds cover\nArora to Nair, 1 run .Full at the stumps, flicked through forward midwicket\nArora to du Plessis, SIX runs .Dances down and just chips it over the bowler. Turned a six-metre ball into a half-volley, .made room too, so he could extend the arms and make a diagonal-bat drive look like it .was off the straight bat\nArora to du Plessis, 1 run .Looks to make room again but gets cramped by the fullish ball angling in. Faf pushes it .against the angle, gets a single towards cover\nArora to Nair, 1 run .More inswing. Length ball curves in to top of off, Nair is behind the line and uses the .movement by flicking off the back foot through backward square leg. Rinku speeds to .the right to keep it to two\nRoy to Nair, FOUR runs .Nair makes room and slaps it over cover. Was a length ball following him and the shot .was hit on the move\nRoy to Nair, 2 runs .Similar stuff. Nair almost made too much room to the flat length ball on leg stump. He .slapped it off the toe over cover\nRoy to Nair, 1 run .Swept off a length, taken from in front of the stumps to deep square leg . .Faf du Plessis vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .1825 .OUTS .40 .4s\/6s .105\/94 .SR .132.72 .AVE .45.62\nRoy to du Plessis, no run .Faf makes room, scuttles to the leg-stump tramline and Anukul darts a 95ks length ball .at the pads. Beats the flick and ball dribbles forward\nRoy to du Plessis, no run .Even better from Anukul. Sees Faf make room again and goes towards the off-stump .tramline at 85ks. Back of length. Faf has to run sideways and reach out to tap it towards .cover. Lost his bottom hand along the way\nRoy to du Plessis, 1 run .Full at the stumps, worked towards mid-on.\nHarshit Rana to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Easy cut ball. Close to the off-side tramline, 142ks on a length, Faf has ample time to hit\nHarshit Rana to du Plessis, no run .At the stumps this time. Heaved to midwicket\nHarshit Rana to du Plessis, 2 runs .Flat-batted high, not middled but it's too far for long-off. Powell ran to his right, was .close to the boundary, could only get to it when the ball dribbled. Was a back-of-length .ball on fifth, Faf didn't try to keep it down. Got it off the upper-half of the bat\nHarshit Rana to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Overpitched, and that's whacked wide of mid-on. Faf was across to off, cleared his front .leg to make room and hit it hard, across the line\nHarshit Rana to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Pulls a length ball over midwicket. Counters Harshit's pace with power. Trusts the pitch .too. Taken off the stumps . .Harshit Rana in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .269 .WKTS .14 .4s\/6s .39\/24 .ECON .9.05 .AVE .29.00\nHarshit Rana to du Plessis, no run .Length on fourth, stands still and guides it to point\nArora to Nair, no run .Full-faced punch to mid-off. Fullish ball on fourth from wide of the crease. Pace looked .good\nArora to Nair, FOUR runs .Low full toss is flicked along the ground through midwicket. Was an attempted seam-up .yorker on leg, Nair made room and powered it through the bottom hand\nArora to Nair, OUT .Big appeal from Vaibhav for lbw. There were two sounds. There's a longish chat about .the edge between him and Rahane, they take the review. First replay and it looks a .fantastic decision as the sound came off the bat hitting the ground, not ball. Nair's .walking before ball tracking. His front foot had gotten to fourth stump to a full ball .spearing in. The close-faced bat jammed the ground as Nair tried to flick it square, the .ball pitched just in front of the crease and hit him on the left-half of the front boot. .Hawk-Eye shows it'd go on to smash off stump. No heroics from Nair tonight .Karun Nair lbw b Arora 15 (13b 2x4 0x6 20m) SR: 115.38\nArora to Rahul, 1 run .Length on fourth from wide of the crease, defended towards the off side\nArora to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Similar to the ball that got Nair, but Faf stands his ground for the most part - beside the .line. He then slides just a touch while drilling it hard and low. KL gets out the way as the .ball shoots past his left hip\nArora to du Plessis, no run .Beaten on the pull, hits thigh. No, Faf actually inside edged it replay shows. Was a .legcutter on a hard length that came straight on. At the stumps. Got decent bounce but .didn't stick in the pitch\nVarun to Rahul, no run .Length on leg, good bounce, flicked off the back foot to midwicket\nVarun to Rahul, 1 run .Rahul had cleared the stumps before the delivery. Got what looked like a googly. Into .the pitch, spinning in towards the batter while following him; whipped off the back foot .through mid-on . .Faf du Plessis vs Varun Chakravarthy .BALLS .31 .RUNS .41 .OUTS .2 .SR .132.25 .4s\/6s .5\/1\nVarun to du Plessis, no run .Faf makes room but has to come back as Varun darts a full ball on fourth stump. Looks .to scythe it square, toes it towards point\nVarun to du Plessis, 4 byes .Inside edges a seam-up ball close to leg stump. Faf made room and was caught .between the cut and the pull as the length ball came around knee-roll height. Varun did .get Maxwell with that ball last game. Given byes, looked to me like it went off the edge .though\nVarun to du Plessis, 1 run .Drives the full ball to long-off\nVarun to Rahul, FOUR runs .Might've been seam up again. 116ks. But it's on the pads and Rahul glances it with ease\nRoy to du Plessis, 1 run .Wide on a length, cut to sweeper cover\nRoy to Rahul, 1 run .Good ball. Stock ball on a fullish length, angling in towards middle, Rahul backs away .and drives off the back foot through cover\nRoy to du Plessis, OUT .Direct hit from short fine, run-out referral sent upstairs. Narine not sue if it's out. Replay .comes in.... and Rahul is short! Bat's just behind the crease as the bails light up. There .was confusion in the running, Faf stopped halfway, Rahul committed but couldn't get .over the line. Actually, replays show that he did stop for a step. Was a shortish ball .following Faf as he made room and danced down, he looked to glance it fine. First time .Rahul has been run out in the IPL since 2022 .KL Rahul run out (Narine) 7 (5b 1x4 0x6 9m) SR: 140\nRoy to Axar Patel, no run .Full and flat on leg, looks to turn it leg side. Very gentle. So, the leading edge goes into .ground, to cover\nRoy to Axar Patel, 1 run .Caressed off the back foot to sweeper cover\nRoy to du Plessis, 1 run .Length on the pads, flicked to deep midwicket\nNarine to du Plessis, 1 run .Punches the full ball down to long-off\nNarine to Axar Patel, no run .Length on leg, defended to the bowler's right\nNarine to Axar Patel, SIX runs .One-handed drive launched over long-on. Touch too full from Narine and Axar goes .through with the drive\nNarine to Axar Patel, 1 run .Length on the pads, tucked off the back foot through square leg\nNarine to du Plessis, no run .Makes room and gets followed. Length ball lands around leg and spins in sharply to .beat the flick and hit the front pad\nNarine to du Plessis, 1 run .Length on off, Faf slides his front foot towards midwicket and flicks through square leg\nVarun to du Plessis, 1 run .Length on middle and leg, 94ks, looked to have spun in a touch. Faf backs away and .works it off the back foot to long-on . .Axar Patel vs Varun Chakravarthy .BALLS .23 .RUNS .7 .OUTS .2 .SR .30.43 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nVarun to Axar Patel, 1 run .Fullish legbreak lands outside leg and goes to the outer-edge of the pad, flicked to .backward square leg\nVarun to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Catch it is the call but it beats Russell at deep midwicket to his right. That went flat and .nearly half-volleyed the boundary cushion. Ball was a touch short, pacy and Faf read the .length early\nVarun to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Seam-up grip with a cross seam but it's too straight again. Faf glances this to the left of .short fine leg\nVarun to du Plessis, no run .Fullish on off, very fast looking legbreak, punched to cover without foot movement\nVarun to du Plessis, SIX runs .Over long-on. Into the second tier. Dragged across from fifth stump after making room. .Was a legbreak on a length that was flayed with a horizontal swing .Timeout taken. A 16-run over brings DC's chase slightly back on track, but KKR ahead .right now.\nNarine to Axar Patel, 1 run .Length on off, clipped off the back foot through mmidwicket\nNarine to du Plessis, 1 run .Short fine leg's the only infielder on the leg side, so acres of space for the single there. .Was a length ball on leg flicked to deep square leg\nNarine to Axar Patel, 1 run .Shortish on off, 97ks, slow off the pitch and no turn, flicked off the back foot to long-on\nNarine to du Plessis, 1 run .Wide, slow length ball. Faf reaches out to cut it from outside the tramline, to deep point. .96ks, looked much slower\nNarine to Axar Patel, no run .Length on fourth, driven off the back foot to cover's right. Rinku does well to rush and .deny the single\nNarine to Axar Patel, SIX runs .Sits up and it's pulled flat over midwicket for six. Axar is grimacing though. Likely .because of the left hand. Was a length ball on off that was forced with power .108 needed off the back ten. Suds to take you through\nHarshit Rana to du Plessis, 1 run .Full toss outside off, driven through cover for a 31-ball half-century that keeps DC .afloat\nHarshit Rana to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Thick outside edge, DC won't complain. Axar backs away to go big over cover but gets it .off the outer edge well wide of short third. Axar, in pain, is inflicting some on KKR now\nHarshit Rana to Axar Patel, no run .Huuggeeee appeal! Gurbaz and Rana think Axar has feathered an edge. The umpire .doesn't. And Rahane reviews. On first look it seemed ball brushed the back pad. It was .an in-angler on a length froma round the stumps, Axar looked to tap it to third but the .ball kept coming back in with the angle. He was cramped for room and it went through .him to the wicketkeeper. The ball brushes the back leg and it would have hit Axar .outside the line of the stumps .Matt Roller spots Russell getting loose on the boundary\nHarshit Rana to Axar Patel, 1 run .Angling in on a length, clipped through midwicket\nHarshit Rana to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Middled. Short and wide outside off, du Plessis covers his stumps and powers it .through cover. Was the slower one, du Plessis picked it early\nHarshit Rana to du Plessis, 1 run .Full and tailing in on off, 139.2kph, driven back down the ground\nRussell to du Plessis, (no ball) 1 run .Full and outside off, drilled to cover, who half-stops it. And Dre Russ has overstepped .Rahane going off the field now. Was hit really hard, looks like he's cut his finger\/palm, .Ramandeep Singh is the sub. Free hit coming up, Axar examines the field\nRussell to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Smooooth, Axar bhai, smoooooth!. Full and angling away from him, he is deep in the .crease and sweetly times the cover drive to beat sweeper comfortably\nRussell to Axar Patel, 1 run .Full and wide outside off, squeezed through cover\nRussell to du Plessis, no run .Yorker on off, 134.1kph, du Plessis is up to it and digs it out\nRussell to du Plessis, 1 run .Full and outside off, hit down to long-off .No vice-captain Iyer available, so Sunil Narine is the captain for now\nRussell to Axar Patel, 1 wide .Full and wide outside off, left alone\nRussell to Axar Patel, no run .Low full toss outside off, 133.5kph, hit straight to cover\nRussell to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Full toss again, outside off, drilled straight back down the ground. Powell runs around .from long-off, dives but fails to save the boundary. Some return for the pain Axar is .enduing\nVarun to du Plessis, 1 run .Around the wicket, bowls it on a length outside leg, clipped through midwicket\nVarun to Axar Patel, 1 run .Flatter on a length outside off, slapped through cover\nVarun to du Plessis, 1 run .Length again outside leg, Faf can only heave it towards wide long-on\nVarun to Axar Patel, no run .Quicker one, looked like the carrom ball, he looks to whack it across the line but misses\nVarun to Axar Patel, 1 wide .Loopy ball but down leg, he looks to steer it away fine but misses\nVarun to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .My word! Axar's generated power with just his top hand. This is short and angling away .from Axar, who is making room. He manages to reach out and takes his bottom hand .off and gets it through cover\nVarun to Axar Patel, 1 run .Slower and on a length down leg, looks to turn it across but gets it off the leading edge .towards cover-point\nNarine to Axar Patel, SIX runs .Greeted with a six! Tossed up length ball outside off, Axar gets down on a knee and .slogs it high over wide long-on. Axar's best score this season\nNarine to Axar Patel, OUT .And Narine has the last laugh to get Axar for the fourth time in T20 cricket. Narine .comes around the wicket and digs it in the surface at a quicker pace. Almost like a fast .bowler's offcutter. Axar looks to go back and loft it over extra cover but lobs it towards .Rana, who takes a few steps to his right and takes that. The DC captain walks back with .a grimace but he's played a gem .Axar Patel c Harshit Rana b Narine 43 (23b 4x4 3x6 31m) SR: 186.95\nNarine to Stubbs, no run .Fuller on off, he comes forward and pushes it to cover\nNarine to Stubbs, 1 run .Fuller on off, driven to long-off\nNarine to du Plessis, 1 run .Fuller on muddle, turned through midwicket\nNarine to Stubbs, OUT .Through him! Narine's the boss and he shows why with a double-wicket over. Slips in .another length ball on middle, Stubbs looks to push it straight back but is beaten on the .inside. The ball deflects off his front pad onto the stumps. The trajectory drew Stubbs .forward, but the dip did him in. KKR are back in this big time .Tristan Stubbs b Narine 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 33.33\nRoy to du Plessis, 1 run .Fuller outside off, drives it through extra cover\nRoy to Nigam, 1 run .Lands it on a length around middle, Nigam drives it back uppishly to long-off\nRoy to du Plessis, no run .Very fuil on leg, squeezed back to Roy\nRoy to du Plessis, 1 wide .Flatter and on a length outside off, he leaves it be\nRoy to du Plessis, no run .Fuller on middle, drilled back to Roy\nRoy to du Plessis, 1 run .Outside off, slapped to deep cover\nRoy to Nigam, FOUR runs .Reverses with some authority! Tossed up on off and middle, Nigam does not switch his .grip but changes stance and hits it over short third\nNarine to du Plessis, no run .Fuller on middle, spinning in, hit back to the bowler . .Faf du Plessis vs Sunil Narine .BALLS .83 .RUNS .62 .OUTS .3 .SR .74.69 .4s\/6s .2\/0\nNarine to du Plessis, OUT .There's the big blow. Narine gets du Plessis, just why he perhaps chose to bowl off .before the death overs. Narine floats the carrom ball outside leg, anticipating du Plessis .to take on the midwicket boundary. Du Plessis clears his front leg to heave it over the on .side but finds out Rinku at deep midwicket to perfection. DC have slipped from 136 for 3 .to 146 for 6 now .Faf du Plessis c Singh b Narine 62 (45b 7x4 2x6 74m) SR: 137.77\nNarine to Ashutosh, no run .Almost through him! Identical ball to the one that got Stubbs, just that this one is .outside off. Ashu comes forward to defend but is beaten on the inside\nNarine to Ashutosh, no run .Fuller on middle, almost chips it back to Narine\nNarine to Ashutosh, 1 run .Length ball around off, punched through cover . .Sunil Narine vs DC in T20s .INNS .25 .WKTS .30 .ECON .6.74 .AVE .21.36\nNarine to Nigam, 1 run .Spinning in from a length around off, he pats it to the on side with soft hands and .retains strike. Narine's excellent spell is done\nHarshit Rana to Nigam, no run .Yorker on off, squeezed off teh inner edge towards Gurbaz. Nigam wanted a run, .expecting his partner to sprint through but had to scamper back\nHarshit Rana to Nigam, no run .Full and outside off, he swings for the aisles and makes contact with thin air\nHarshit Rana to Nigam, FOUR runs .Connects this time and gets four! A juicy full toss outside off, 139.1kph, Nigam walks .across and scoops it over short fine leg. Rana's idea to go full and straight is right, .execution not so this time\nHarshit Rana to Nigam, 1 run .Low full toss on off and middle, 140.5kph, he backs away and slices it to deep .backward point's left\nHarshit Rana to Ashutosh, SIX runs .Humongous! The slower one goes wrong again for Rana. He lands it in a slot outside .off, Ashutosh manages to get underneath it after clearing the front foot. Makes superb .contact to send it well over long-off\nHarshit Rana to Ashutosh, no run .Yorker just outside off, he misses squeezing it out. Rana smiles, Ashutosh smiles back .and they share a friendly punch, 11 off the over, DC need more\nVarun to Nigam, 1 run .Goes length from around the wicket, he slaps it to long-off\nVarun to Ashutosh, OUT .Ashutosh falls and with that DC's hopes. Varun is bowling from around the wicket with .three me deep on the leg side. And so when Ashutosh sees the length ball around .middle, he looks to explore the off side. Goes for the reverse hit over third but hits it .straight to Narine at backward point. Either side of that fielder, it would have been runs .Ashutosh Sharma c Narine b Varun 7 (6b 0x4 1x6 9m) SR: 116.66\nVarun to Starc, OUT .That is highhhhhhh and not long. Flatter length ball slanting away from him, Starc looks .to slog it across the line but skies it high. Gurbaz comes forward a few steps, calls .clearly and takes it. Two-in-two for Varun .Mitchell Starc c \u2020Rahmanullah Gurbaz b Varun 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nVarun to Chameera, 1 run .Fuller outside off, driven down to long-on\nVarun to Nigam, no run .Flatter length ball down leg, Nigam looks to swipe it over short fine leg but only gloves it .around the corner\nVarun to Nigam, SIX runs .Powerrrrr and goes the distance! Varun goes pace on, angles it across, lands it in the .slot on middle and off. Nigam clears his front leg and sends it sailing over cover. Eight .runs and two wickets off Varun's last over\nHarshit Rana to Chameera, 1 run .Length ball outsided off, he swings hard and gets a thick inside edge onto his pad and .towards square leg\nHarshit Rana to Nigam, FOUR runs .Edge, flies! Full and outside off, aiming for the yorker, Nigam clears his front leg and .goes hard at it. No half-measures and it flies over short third\nHarshit Rana to Nigam, no run .Slower length ball outside off, he hacks it through mid-on but doesn't run\nHarshit Rana to Nigam, SIX runs .HUUUUGGGEEEEE! Is there life in this chase yet? Rana repeatedly giving Nigam the .width he so desires. Full and wide length ball outside off, pace on as well,. Nigam .reaches it, swings hard and sends it sailing over deep point\nHarshit Rana to Nigam, 2 runs .What hand speed that is. And what quick running. Full and outside off, he scythes it .through point. Roy charges to the ball and it should have been just one. But he was .deciding where to throw and took a moment for that. And that moment was enough for .Nigam to come sprinting back for the second. He dives full-stretch just as Gurbaz .whips the bails off and that saves Nigam\nHarshit Rana to Nigam, no run .Slower length ball outside off, he swings hard and gets a thick bottom edge towards the .keeper. No run, very important for KKR. Nigam knows it and throws his head back in .dejection\nRussell to Chameera, 1 bye .And they get a bye! Yorker tailing back in, Chameera misses it completely. But Nigam is .clear he wants to get back on strike, and so runs straightaway. Gurbaz throws wildly .and misses everything and goes to long-off\nRussell to Nigam, FOUR runs .Fooouuuurrrrr! Nigam's hands. Uffff! Full, fast and on off, he clears his front leg, gets .his bat down at high speed and with a slightly open face to smack it through cover\nRussell to Nigam, no run .Very full on middle, 131.3kph, drilled straight back at the bowler\nRussell to Nigam, FOUR runs .Full outside off, Nigam once again clears his front leg and muscles it through cover but .that is not enough for DC.\nRussell to Nigam, OUT .Goes for a fancy shot and is knocked over! Nigam looks to reverse swipe it over third .but never manages to get under it. The ball dips under him and makes a mess of the .stumps. A turbo-charged cameo comes to an end, in vain .Vipraj Nigam b Russell 38 (19b 5x4 2x6 29m) SR: 200\nRussell to Kuldeep, 1 run .Full toss on leg, whipped to deep midwicked. KKR win by 14 runs and take two crucial .points to stay alive .See all photos .That's all we have from Delhi tonight. KKR's win keeps them alive and DC slightly .worried. Nothing much changes in the standings, though. And as usual, games in the .IPL keep coming thick and fast. CSK vs PBKS tomorrow, so do join us for that. On behalf .of Vairavan and Ekanth, this is Sudarshanan bidding y'all good night, good bye! Take .care.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs KKR, 48th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Roy to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Sits up and that's cut hard to point's left. Was a length ball on fourth that went straight on, Porel clearing the front leg made it look wide\n Roy to Abishek Porel, OUT The anti-match-up works for KKR. This was a case of the batter trying to cash in and miscuing. Porel danced down early to get the 90ks ball on a full length, he tried to slash it over extra cover. Bat turned in hand, Russell came in from cover take an easy catch. \n Roy to Nair, no run Length on middle, 95ks and spinning away a touch, defended to the bowler\n Roy to Nair, 1 run Length on fourth, punched to long-off\n Roy to du Plessis, 1 run Length on middle and off, Faf goes back and flicks against the spin. Gets it to square leg Karun Nair vs Anukul Roy BALLS 5 RUNS 3 OUTS 1 SR 60.00 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Roy to Nair, 1 run Fullish floaty stock ball stops in the pitch a bit. It's outside off and is spooned slightly uppishly. To long-off it goes\n Arora to Nair, no run Straightens off the seam to beat the cover drive. Fuller side of length, lands around fourth and finishes on fifth, Nair tried to punch it firmly on top of the bounce BALLS 523 WKTS 22 4s\/6s 86\/21 ECON 8.29 AVE 32.86\n Arora to Nair, 1 wide Fullish ball might've seamed in but landed down leg, went further. Beat the attempted whip from Nair\n Arora to Nair, no run Fullish inswinger. Comes in sharply towards fourth, driven nicely but finds cover\n Arora to Nair, 1 run Full at the stumps, flicked through forward midwicket\n Arora to du Plessis, SIX runs Dances down and just chips it over the bowler. Turned a six-metre ball into a half-volley, made room too, so he could extend the arms and make a diagonal-bat drive look like it was off the straight bat\n Arora to du Plessis, 1 run Looks to make room again but gets cramped by the fullish ball angling in. Faf pushes it against the angle, gets a single towards cover\n Arora to Nair, 1 run More inswing. Length ball curves in to top of off, Nair is behind the line and uses the movement by flicking off the back foot through backward square leg. Rinku speeds to the right to keep it to two\n Roy to Nair, FOUR runs Nair makes room and slaps it over cover. Was a length ball following him and the shot was hit on the move\n Roy to Nair, 2 runs Similar stuff. Nair almost made too much room to the flat length ball on leg stump. He slapped it off the toe over cover\n Roy to Nair, 1 run Swept off a length, taken from in front of the stumps to deep square leg Faf du Plessis vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 1825 OUTS 40 4s\/6s 105\/94 SR 132.72 AVE 45.62\n Roy to du Plessis, no run Faf makes room, scuttles to the leg-stump tramline and Anukul darts a 95ks length ball at the pads. Beats the flick and ball dribbles forward\n Roy to du Plessis, no run Even better from Anukul. Sees Faf make room again and goes towards the off-stump tramline at 85ks. Back of length. Faf has to run sideways and reach out to tap it towards cover. Lost his bottom hand along the way\n Roy to du Plessis, 1 run Full at the stumps, worked towards mid-on.\n Harshit Rana to du Plessis, FOUR runs Easy cut ball. Close to the off-side tramline, 142ks on a length, Faf has ample time to hit\n Harshit Rana to du Plessis, no run At the stumps this time. Heaved to midwicket\n Harshit Rana to du Plessis, 2 runs Flat-batted high, not middled but it's too far for long-off. Powell ran to his right, was close to the boundary, could only get to it when the ball dribbled. Was a back-of-length ball on fifth, Faf didn't try to keep it down. Got it off the upper-half of the bat\n Harshit Rana to du Plessis, FOUR runs Overpitched, and that's whacked wide of mid-on. Faf was across to off, cleared his front leg to make room and hit it hard, across the line\n Harshit Rana to du Plessis, FOUR runs Pulls a length ball over midwicket. Counters Harshit's pace with power. Trusts the pitch too. Taken off the stumps BALLS 269 WKTS 14 4s\/6s 39\/24 ECON 9.05 AVE 29.00\n Harshit Rana to du Plessis, no run Length on fourth, stands still and guides it to point\n Arora to Nair, no run Full-faced punch to mid-off. Fullish ball on fourth from wide of the crease. Pace looked good\n Arora to Nair, FOUR runs Low full toss is flicked along the ground through midwicket. Was an attempted seam-up yorker on leg, Nair made room and powered it through the bottom hand\n Arora to Nair, OUT Big appeal from Vaibhav for lbw. There were two sounds. There's a longish chat about the edge between him and Rahane, they take the review. First replay and it looks a fantastic decision as the sound came off the bat hitting the ground, not ball. Nair's walking before ball tracking. His front foot had gotten to fourth stump to a full ball spearing in. The close-faced bat jammed the ground as Nair tried to flick it square, the ball pitched just in front of the crease and hit him on the left-half of the front boot. Hawk-Eye shows it'd go on to smash off stump. No heroics from Nair tonight \n Arora to Rahul, 1 run Length on fourth from wide of the crease, defended towards the off side\n Arora to du Plessis, FOUR runs Similar to the ball that got Nair, but Faf stands his ground for the most part - beside the line. He then slides just a touch while drilling it hard and low. KL gets out the way as the ball shoots past his left hip\n Arora to du Plessis, no run Beaten on the pull, hits thigh. No, Faf actually inside edged it replay shows. Was a legcutter on a hard length that came straight on. At the stumps. Got decent bounce but didn't stick in the pitch\n Varun to Rahul, no run Length on leg, good bounce, flicked off the back foot to midwicket\n Varun to Rahul, 1 run Rahul had cleared the stumps before the delivery. Got what looked like a googly. Into the pitch, spinning in towards the batter while following him; whipped off the back foot through mid-on Faf du Plessis vs Varun Chakravarthy BALLS 31 RUNS 41 OUTS 2 SR 132.25 4s\/6s 5\/1\n Varun to du Plessis, no run Faf makes room but has to come back as Varun darts a full ball on fourth stump. Looks to scythe it square, toes it towards point\n Varun to du Plessis, 4 byes Inside edges a seam-up ball close to leg stump. Faf made room and was caught between the cut and the pull as the length ball came around knee-roll height. Varun did get Maxwell with that ball last game. Given byes, looked to me like it went off the edge though\n Varun to du Plessis, 1 run Drives the full ball to long-off\n Varun to Rahul, FOUR runs Might've been seam up again. 116ks. But it's on the pads and Rahul glances it with ease\n Roy to du Plessis, 1 run Wide on a length, cut to sweeper cover\n Roy to Rahul, 1 run Good ball. Stock ball on a fullish length, angling in towards middle, Rahul backs away and drives off the back foot through cover\n Roy to du Plessis, OUT Direct hit from short fine, run-out referral sent upstairs. Narine not sue if it's out. Replay comes in.... and Rahul is short! Bat's just behind the crease as the bails light up. There was confusion in the running, Faf stopped halfway, Rahul committed but couldn't get over the line. Actually, replays show that he did stop for a step. Was a shortish ball following Faf as he made room and danced down, he looked to glance it fine. First time Rahul has been run out in the IPL since 2022 \n Roy to Axar Patel, no run Full and flat on leg, looks to turn it leg side. Very gentle. So, the leading edge goes into ground, to cover\n Roy to Axar Patel, 1 run Caressed off the back foot to sweeper cover\n Roy to du Plessis, 1 run Length on the pads, flicked to deep midwicket\n Narine to du Plessis, 1 run Punches the full ball down to long-off\n Narine to Axar Patel, no run Length on leg, defended to the bowler's right\n Narine to Axar Patel, SIX runs One-handed drive launched over long-on. Touch too full from Narine and Axar goes through with the drive\n Narine to Axar Patel, 1 run Length on the pads, tucked off the back foot through square leg\n Narine to du Plessis, no run Makes room and gets followed. Length ball lands around leg and spins in sharply to beat the flick and hit the front pad\n Narine to du Plessis, 1 run Length on off, Faf slides his front foot towards midwicket and flicks through square leg\n Varun to du Plessis, 1 run Length on middle and leg, 94ks, looked to have spun in a touch. Faf backs away and works it off the back foot to long-on Axar Patel vs Varun Chakravarthy BALLS 23 RUNS 7 OUTS 2 SR 30.43 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Varun to Axar Patel, 1 run Fullish legbreak lands outside leg and goes to the outer-edge of the pad, flicked to backward square leg\n Varun to du Plessis, FOUR runs Catch it is the call but it beats Russell at deep midwicket to his right. That went flat and nearly half-volleyed the boundary cushion. Ball was a touch short, pacy and Faf read the length early\n Varun to du Plessis, FOUR runs Seam-up grip with a cross seam but it's too straight again. Faf glances this to the left of short fine leg\n Varun to du Plessis, no run Fullish on off, very fast looking legbreak, punched to cover without foot movement\n Varun to du Plessis, SIX runs Over long-on. Into the second tier. Dragged across from fifth stump after making room. Was a legbreak on a length that was flayed with a horizontal swing Timeout taken. A 16-run over brings DC's chase slightly back on track, but KKR ahead right now.\n Narine to Axar Patel, 1 run Length on off, clipped off the back foot through mmidwicket\n Narine to du Plessis, 1 run Short fine leg's the only infielder on the leg side, so acres of space for the single there. Was a length ball on leg flicked to deep square leg\n Narine to Axar Patel, 1 run Shortish on off, 97ks, slow off the pitch and no turn, flicked off the back foot to long-on\n Narine to du Plessis, 1 run Wide, slow length ball. Faf reaches out to cut it from outside the tramline, to deep point. 96ks, looked much slower\n Narine to Axar Patel, no run Length on fourth, driven off the back foot to cover's right. Rinku does well to rush and deny the single\n Narine to Axar Patel, SIX runs Sits up and it's pulled flat over midwicket for six. Axar is grimacing though. Likely because of the left hand. Was a length ball on off that was forced with power 108 needed off the back ten. Suds to take you through\n Harshit Rana to du Plessis, 1 run Full toss outside off, driven through cover for a 31-ball half-century that keeps DC afloat\n Harshit Rana to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Thick outside edge, DC won't complain. Axar backs away to go big over cover but gets it off the outer edge well wide of short third. Axar, in pain, is inflicting some on KKR now\n Harshit Rana to Axar Patel, no run Huuggeeee appeal! Gurbaz and Rana think Axar has feathered an edge. The umpire doesn't. And Rahane reviews. On first look it seemed ball brushed the back pad. It was an in-angler on a length froma round the stumps, Axar looked to tap it to third but the ball kept coming back in with the angle. He was cramped for room and it went through him to the wicketkeeper. The ball brushes the back leg and it would have hit Axar outside the line of the stumps Matt Roller spots Russell getting loose on the boundary\n Harshit Rana to Axar Patel, 1 run Angling in on a length, clipped through midwicket\n Harshit Rana to du Plessis, FOUR runs Middled. Short and wide outside off, du Plessis covers his stumps and powers it through cover. Was the slower one, du Plessis picked it early\n Harshit Rana to du Plessis, 1 run Full and tailing in on off, 139.2kph, driven back down the ground\n Full and outside off, drilled to cover, who half-stops it. And Dre Russ has overstepped Rahane going off the field now. Was hit really hard, looks like he's cut his finger\/palm, Ramandeep Singh is the sub. Free hit coming up, Axar examines the field\n Russell to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Smooooth, Axar bhai, smoooooth!. Full and angling away from him, he is deep in the crease and sweetly times the cover drive to beat sweeper comfortably\n Russell to Axar Patel, 1 run Full and wide outside off, squeezed through cover\n Russell to du Plessis, no run Yorker on off, 134.1kph, du Plessis is up to it and digs it out\n Russell to du Plessis, 1 run Full and outside off, hit down to long-off No vice-captain Iyer available, so Sunil Narine is the captain for now\n Russell to Axar Patel, 1 wide Full and wide outside off, left alone\n Russell to Axar Patel, no run Low full toss outside off, 133.5kph, hit straight to cover\n Russell to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Full toss again, outside off, drilled straight back down the ground. Powell runs around from long-off, dives but fails to save the boundary. Some return for the pain Axar is enduing\n Varun to du Plessis, 1 run Around the wicket, bowls it on a length outside leg, clipped through midwicket\n Varun to Axar Patel, 1 run Flatter on a length outside off, slapped through cover\n Varun to du Plessis, 1 run Length again outside leg, Faf can only heave it towards wide long-on\n Varun to Axar Patel, no run Quicker one, looked like the carrom ball, he looks to whack it across the line but misses\n Varun to Axar Patel, 1 wide Loopy ball but down leg, he looks to steer it away fine but misses\n Varun to Axar Patel, FOUR runs My word! Axar's generated power with just his top hand. This is short and angling away from Axar, who is making room. He manages to reach out and takes his bottom hand off and gets it through cover\n Varun to Axar Patel, 1 run Slower and on a length down leg, looks to turn it across but gets it off the leading edge towards cover-point\n Narine to Axar Patel, SIX runs Greeted with a six! Tossed up length ball outside off, Axar gets down on a knee and slogs it high over wide long-on. Axar's best score this season\n Narine to Axar Patel, OUT And Narine has the last laugh to get Axar for the fourth time in T20 cricket. Narine comes around the wicket and digs it in the surface at a quicker pace. Almost like a fast bowler's offcutter. Axar looks to go back and loft it over extra cover but lobs it towards Rana, who takes a few steps to his right and takes that. The DC captain walks back with a grimace but he's played a gem \n Narine to Stubbs, no run Fuller on off, he comes forward and pushes it to cover\n Narine to Stubbs, 1 run Fuller on off, driven to long-off\n Narine to du Plessis, 1 run Fuller on muddle, turned through midwicket\n Narine to Stubbs, OUT Through him! Narine's the boss and he shows why with a double-wicket over. Slips in another length ball on middle, Stubbs looks to push it straight back but is beaten on the inside. The ball deflects off his front pad onto the stumps. The trajectory drew Stubbs forward, but the dip did him in. KKR are back in this big time \n Roy to du Plessis, 1 run Fuller outside off, drives it through extra cover\n Roy to Nigam, 1 run Lands it on a length around middle, Nigam drives it back uppishly to long-off\n Roy to du Plessis, no run Very fuil on leg, squeezed back to Roy\n Roy to du Plessis, 1 wide Flatter and on a length outside off, he leaves it be\n Roy to du Plessis, no run Fuller on middle, drilled back to Roy\n Roy to du Plessis, 1 run Outside off, slapped to deep cover\n Roy to Nigam, FOUR runs Reverses with some authority! Tossed up on off and middle, Nigam does not switch his grip but changes stance and hits it over short third\n Narine to du Plessis, no run Fuller on middle, spinning in, hit back to the bowler Faf du Plessis vs Sunil Narine BALLS 83 RUNS 62 OUTS 3 SR 74.69 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Narine to du Plessis, OUT There's the big blow. Narine gets du Plessis, just why he perhaps chose to bowl off before the death overs. Narine floats the carrom ball outside leg, anticipating du Plessis to take on the midwicket boundary. Du Plessis clears his front leg to heave it over the on side but finds out Rinku at deep midwicket to perfection. DC have slipped from 136 for 3 to 146 for 6 now \n Narine to Ashutosh, no run Almost through him! Identical ball to the one that got Stubbs, just that this one is outside off. Ashu comes forward to defend but is beaten on the inside\n Narine to Ashutosh, no run Fuller on middle, almost chips it back to Narine\n Narine to Ashutosh, 1 run Length ball around off, punched through cover Sunil Narine vs DC in T20s INNS 25 WKTS 30 ECON 6.74 AVE 21.36\n Narine to Nigam, 1 run Spinning in from a length around off, he pats it to the on side with soft hands and retains strike. Narine's excellent spell is done\n Harshit Rana to Nigam, no run Yorker on off, squeezed off teh inner edge towards Gurbaz. Nigam wanted a run, expecting his partner to sprint through but had to scamper back\n Harshit Rana to Nigam, no run Full and outside off, he swings for the aisles and makes contact with thin air\n Harshit Rana to Nigam, FOUR runs Connects this time and gets four! A juicy full toss outside off, 139.1kph, Nigam walks across and scoops it over short fine leg. Rana's idea to go full and straight is right, execution not so this time\n Harshit Rana to Nigam, 1 run Low full toss on off and middle, 140.5kph, he backs away and slices it to deep backward point's left\n Harshit Rana to Ashutosh, SIX runs Humongous! The slower one goes wrong again for Rana. He lands it in a slot outside off, Ashutosh manages to get underneath it after clearing the front foot. Makes superb contact to send it well over long-off\n Harshit Rana to Ashutosh, no run Yorker just outside off, he misses squeezing it out. Rana smiles, Ashutosh smiles back and they share a friendly punch, 11 off the over, DC need more\n Varun to Nigam, 1 run Goes length from around the wicket, he slaps it to long-off\n Varun to Ashutosh, OUT Ashutosh falls and with that DC's hopes. Varun is bowling from around the wicket with three me deep on the leg side. And so when Ashutosh sees the length ball around middle, he looks to explore the off side. Goes for the reverse hit over third but hits it straight to Narine at backward point. Either side of that fielder, it would have been runs \n Varun to Starc, OUT That is highhhhhhh and not long. Flatter length ball slanting away from him, Starc looks to slog it across the line but skies it high. Gurbaz comes forward a few steps, calls clearly and takes it. Two-in-two for Varun \n Varun to Chameera, 1 run Fuller outside off, driven down to long-on\n Varun to Nigam, no run Flatter length ball down leg, Nigam looks to swipe it over short fine leg but only gloves it around the corner\n Varun to Nigam, SIX runs Powerrrrr and goes the distance! Varun goes pace on, angles it across, lands it in the slot on middle and off. Nigam clears his front leg and sends it sailing over cover. Eight runs and two wickets off Varun's last over\n Harshit Rana to Chameera, 1 run Length ball outsided off, he swings hard and gets a thick inside edge onto his pad and towards square leg\n Harshit Rana to Nigam, FOUR runs Edge, flies! Full and outside off, aiming for the yorker, Nigam clears his front leg and goes hard at it. No half-measures and it flies over short third\n Harshit Rana to Nigam, no run Slower length ball outside off, he hacks it through mid-on but doesn't run\n Harshit Rana to Nigam, SIX runs HUUUUGGGEEEEE! Is there life in this chase yet? Rana repeatedly giving Nigam the width he so desires. Full and wide length ball outside off, pace on as well,. Nigam reaches it, swings hard and sends it sailing over deep point\n Harshit Rana to Nigam, 2 runs What hand speed that is. And what quick running. Full and outside off, he scythes it through point. Roy charges to the ball and it should have been just one. But he was deciding where to throw and took a moment for that. And that moment was enough for Nigam to come sprinting back for the second. He dives full-stretch just as Gurbaz whips the bails off and that saves Nigam\n Harshit Rana to Nigam, no run Slower length ball outside off, he swings hard and gets a thick bottom edge towards the keeper. No run, very important for KKR. Nigam knows it and throws his head back in dejection\n Russell to Chameera, 1 bye And they get a bye! Yorker tailing back in, Chameera misses it completely. But Nigam is clear he wants to get back on strike, and so runs straightaway. Gurbaz throws wildly and misses everything and goes to long-off\n Russell to Nigam, FOUR runs Fooouuuurrrrr! Nigam's hands. Uffff! Full, fast and on off, he clears his front leg, gets his bat down at high speed and with a slightly open face to smack it through cover\n Russell to Nigam, no run Very full on middle, 131.3kph, drilled straight back at the bowler\n Russell to Nigam, FOUR runs Full outside off, Nigam once again clears his front leg and muscles it through cover but that is not enough for DC.\n Russell to Nigam, OUT Goes for a fancy shot and is knocked over! Nigam looks to reverse swipe it over third but never manages to get under it. The ball dips under him and makes a mess of the stumps. A turbo-charged cameo comes to an end, in vain \n Russell to Kuldeep, 1 run Full toss on leg, whipped to deep midwicked. KKR win by 14 runs and take two crucial points to stay alive See all photos That's all we have from Delhi tonight. KKR's win keeps them alive and DC slightly worried. Nothing much changes in the standings, though. And as usual, games in the IPL keep coming thick and fast. CSK vs PBKS tomorrow, so do join us for that. On behalf of Vairavan and Ekanth, this is Sudarshanan bidding y'all good night, good bye! Take care.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","Ashutosh","Axar Patel","Chameera","Kuldeep","Nair","Nigam","Rahul","Starc","Stubbs","du Plessis","du Plessis"],"Runs":[4.0,7.0,43.0,2.0,1.0,15.0,38.0,7.0,0.0,1.0,62.0,62.0],"Balls_Faced":[2,6,23,3,1,13,19,5,1,3,45,45],"Fours":[1,0,4,0,0,2,5,1,0,0,8,8],"Sixes":[0,1,3,0,0,0,2,0,0,0,2,2],"S\/R":[200.0,116.67,186.96,66.67,100.0,115.38,200.0,140.0,0.0,33.33,137.78,137.78],"dismissal":["c Russell b Roy","c Narine b Varun","c Harshit Rana b Narine","Not Out","Not Out","lbw b Arora","b Russell","Not Out","c \u2020Rahmanullah Gurbaz b Varun","b Narine","run out in the IPL since","c Singh b Narine"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arora","Harshit Rana","Narine","Roy","Russell","Varun"],"Balls":[12,24,24,24,12,24],"Runs_Given":[19.0,49.0,29.0,27.0,22.0,39.0],"Wickets":[1,0,3,1,1,2],"Overs":[2.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,2.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .bends his back a fair bit for that inswinger from short of length, Arya defends it back .See all photos\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .hint of outswing now from off stump, a watchful Arya taps it into the off side\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .he gets some width, only a hint of it, and he deftly dabs it late enough to beat the slip .fielder easily for four\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .beats him with the outswinger this time! Bangs it into the pitch, away movement and .good bounce, and Arya punches and misses. Khaleel signals to the keeper he heard .something but nobody is listening to him\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .more into the body this time with the angle, and he pushes it down to mid on\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .swings wildly against the length ball outside off, doesn't middle it the way he wants to .but all he needs to do is clear midwicket, and he has managed that off the inner half of .the bat\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run .starts with a short of length ball, Prabhsimran tucks it to leg for one .Priyansh Arya average vs CSK115.00\nKamboj to Arya, FOUR runs .too short and pulled away with disdain for four! Not a lot of bounce for Kamboj, Arya .gets on top of that easily and gives it a whack\nKamboj to Arya, 1 run .flicked over the square leg region this time, there's a fielder in the deep, and he gets one .And this is the first instance of four uncapped opening batters in an IPL match - Shaik .Rasheed, Ayush Mhatre, Priyansh Arya and Prabhsimran Singh. .Sampath chimes in again: CSK lost their last six wickets in the space of 11 balls, the .fewest by any team in an IPL innings. PWI against SRH in 2013 and SRH against KXIP in .2020 lost their last six wickets in 13 balls.\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run .short of length and towards the hips, he clips it away for one to leg\nKamboj to Arya, 1 run .inside half of the bat again for Arya as he swings down the ground, a single to deep .backward square\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Kamboj is trying to not give Prabhsimran any room, another one into the body and he .tucks it to leg for one more\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run .137.5kmh, pitched up on off and he middles that push down to mid off\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run .down the leg side now, but that was perhaps only a feather away from leg stump! .Khaleel can't believe it and it's not given a wide\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .swatted late to the right of deep fine leg where the fielder sprints before putting in a .slide with legs in front and kicks the ball too, but only to the boundary rope\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, 1 run .short of length outside off now, he waits and taps it square for one\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, 1 run .aims for the stumps with the angle, and Arya helps it to leg for one\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, 1 run .a slow offcutter into the pitch outside off, he taps it away to the right of first slip and .lazily goes for the run. Jadeja even made him hurry in the end while trying for the direct .hit\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, no run .backs away early for the short of length ball outside off and gives it a bash down to mid .off\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .charges again, gives it heave down the ground and he's sent that all the way! Don't think .he middled it like it does, but such is his brute force that hitting it 80-90% fine also takes .it all the way .A point and backward point in for him\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, no run .dances down again, and scythes this one with some power square of the wicket. .Straight to point .More changes, mid on drops back now\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run .stays in the crease this time and gently pushes into the cover to rotate the strike .Around the wicket to Arya\nKamboj to Arya, 1 leg bye .he keeps backing away and Kamboj does well to follow him with the line, it goes off the .pad for a leg bye\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .scooped away for four! Who said Prabhsimran is all about power? He goes across early .and predicts the yorker nicely, sets up nicely by going low and scoops that really fine .That makes it 12 off the over\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .too short to Arya and he doesn't miss those. Stands tall to get on top of that and .whacks it away with nobody in the deep there\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .good reply from Khaleel. He bangs it in short again, but this time well far from Arya .outside off, and he misses it\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .short and almost out of his reach again, but this time Arya's attempt to chase ends up in .a thick edge which flies through the slip region with Dhoni left watching\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, OUT .he has him caught behind, Khaleel gets the sweet revenge! Full marks to him for .persisting with the short length despite being hit for four earlier. Bangs in a good .bouncer that comes in, doesn't give Arya much room, this has good bounce too, and .takes the edge behind for the almost tumbling Dhoni to take it with both hands to his .right .Priyansh Arya c \u2020Dhoni b Ahmed 23 (15b 5x4 0x6 21m) SR: 153.33\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, 1 leg bye .angles it into the stumps and Shreyas can't get bat on it. On the pad but going down leg .so the half-hearted appeal dies quickly\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run .gets some room outside off and he slams that back down in the V, to the left of mid off .where Dube puts his body behind it to save a few\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .towards middle stump with the angle, and Shreyas goes back to clip it to leg\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, no run .he goes for the reverse early, Jadeja fires it in outside off, and he misses\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, no run .another reverse attempt, another miss, and this one is much straighter, perhaps close to .off stump and CSK review this not out decision. Dhoni signals for the T, here we go. .He's hit on the front pad, around the knee roll but he's down on the back knee. So height .may not be an issue on this pitch. Let's see for the edge and the line. No bat, and ball- .tracking says it's Umprie's call on Impact. Very close. because that was otherwise .hitting the stumps!\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, no run .punches off the back foot this time, for a thick edge to short third\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, 1 run .on the pads this time, and he tickles it fine on the leg side for a quick one\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .on the pads to end the over as well, and Shreyas picks that gap wide of short fine leg to .find that boundary with smart placement. Makes it six off the over after just two singles .earlier .So the 50 comes up in the powerplay. Dhoni setting the field now\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run .starts with a slow delivery tossed up outside leg, nudged on the leg side easily for one .Slip comes in for Shreyas though\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run .flat and angling away outside off, it's the googly, and he misses the cut\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .turning into middle and off now, he whips it away for one to leg\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run .97.4kmh, fired in on leg stump, Prabhsimran also works it to leg for one more\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .a touch fuller on off, Shreyas goes across and he turns it to the leg side again off the .back foot. The field is spread out so they hare back for the second\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .short and wide, lots of room, and Shreyas whacks it away to deep point\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, no run .fired in towards middle and leg, he defends it back\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .just beats deep fine leg and tha's almost gone all the way! Goes down on a knee quickly .because Jadeja is not bowling slow, middles that sweep for the ball sliding down leg, .and sends it sailing to the right of the fielder. It's four in fact\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .on the off side this time and he punches that down to mid off .There comes the towel - Jadeja borrows it from the umpire to wipe the ball\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, 1 run .straight on the stumps from good length, he goes back and across and turns it to leg for .one\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .he goes back for this and turns it to deep midwicket for one more\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .he goes for the reverse again, this time it's much shorter and just outside off, and he .finally connects to send that racing to the boundary for four .Jadeja's over ends with a boundary again\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run .beaten outside off with a wrong'un! He wants to drive into the covers but misses the line .and Dhoni can't collect it cleanly to try for the stumping as Shreyas' back foot had .slipped out for a moment\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .much shorter around off, and he pulls it away for one . .Prabhsimran Singh vs Noor Ahmad .BALLS .6 .RUNS .7 .OUTS .1 .SR .116.66 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .full and almost on the front shoe, and he replies with a powerful paddle to send that .racing to the fine leg boundary\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .crashed for a straight six! Dances down, gets to the pitch of the ball before it can turn .this way or that, and smashes it back over the bowler\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run .more on the leg side and it's clipped away to leg for one\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .outside off to Shreyas, driven through the covers for one\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, no run .short and outside off, Shreyas cuts and gets the inner half of the bat towards point\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .crashes the short ball over point with some force and it reaches deep point after a .bounce\nSam Curran to Prabhsimran, no run .slow, short and not as wide, Prabhsimran goes for the cut around shoulder height and .misses\nSam Curran to Prabhsimran, 1 run .falls safe and short of Jadeja running in from the boundary! Pitched up on off, he lofts it .straight down, but actually miscues it towards wide long on, Jadeja runs in from deep .midwicket and you can't do much if he can't get there\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .late cut over short third for four. Curran has been bowling short and wide this over, but .with short third in the circle, Shreyas knew getting even some bat on that to steer it over .and wide of him would be enough\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .slow again, this time not as short and bunted down to long on .And here's Abhimanyu to take it till the end. Will he help CSK stay alive?","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs PBKS, 49th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run bends his back a fair bit for that inswinger from short of length, Arya defends it back See all photos\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run hint of outswing now from off stump, a watchful Arya taps it into the off side\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs he gets some width, only a hint of it, and he deftly dabs it late enough to beat the slip fielder easily for four\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run beats him with the outswinger this time! Bangs it into the pitch, away movement and good bounce, and Arya punches and misses. Khaleel signals to the keeper he heard something but nobody is listening to him\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run more into the body this time with the angle, and he pushes it down to mid on\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs swings wildly against the length ball outside off, doesn't middle it the way he wants to but all he needs to do is clear midwicket, and he has managed that off the inner half of the bat\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run starts with a short of length ball, Prabhsimran tucks it to leg for one Priyansh Arya average vs CSK115.00\n Kamboj to Arya, FOUR runs too short and pulled away with disdain for four! Not a lot of bounce for Kamboj, Arya gets on top of that easily and gives it a whack\n Kamboj to Arya, 1 run flicked over the square leg region this time, there's a fielder in the deep, and he gets one And this is the first instance of four uncapped opening batters in an IPL match - Shaik Rasheed, Ayush Mhatre, Priyansh Arya and Prabhsimran Singh. Sampath chimes in again: CSK lost their last six wickets in the space of 11 balls, the fewest by any team in an IPL innings. PWI against SRH in 2013 and SRH against KXIP in 2020 lost their last six wickets in 13 balls.\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run short of length and towards the hips, he clips it away for one to leg\n Kamboj to Arya, 1 run inside half of the bat again for Arya as he swings down the ground, a single to deep backward square\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run Kamboj is trying to not give Prabhsimran any room, another one into the body and he tucks it to leg for one more\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run 137.5kmh, pitched up on off and he middles that push down to mid off\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run down the leg side now, but that was perhaps only a feather away from leg stump! Khaleel can't believe it and it's not given a wide\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs swatted late to the right of deep fine leg where the fielder sprints before putting in a slide with legs in front and kicks the ball too, but only to the boundary rope\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, 1 run short of length outside off now, he waits and taps it square for one\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, 1 run aims for the stumps with the angle, and Arya helps it to leg for one\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, 1 run a slow offcutter into the pitch outside off, he taps it away to the right of first slip and lazily goes for the run. Jadeja even made him hurry in the end while trying for the direct hit\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, no run backs away early for the short of length ball outside off and gives it a bash down to mid off\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, SIX runs charges again, gives it heave down the ground and he's sent that all the way! Don't think he middled it like it does, but such is his brute force that hitting it 80-90% fine also takes it all the way A point and backward point in for him\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, no run dances down again, and scythes this one with some power square of the wicket. Straight to point More changes, mid on drops back now\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run stays in the crease this time and gently pushes into the cover to rotate the strike Around the wicket to Arya\n Kamboj to Arya, 1 leg bye he keeps backing away and Kamboj does well to follow him with the line, it goes off the pad for a leg bye\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs scooped away for four! Who said Prabhsimran is all about power? He goes across early and predicts the yorker nicely, sets up nicely by going low and scoops that really fine That makes it 12 off the over\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs too short to Arya and he doesn't miss those. Stands tall to get on top of that and whacks it away with nobody in the deep there\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run good reply from Khaleel. He bangs it in short again, but this time well far from Arya outside off, and he misses it\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs short and almost out of his reach again, but this time Arya's attempt to chase ends up in a thick edge which flies through the slip region with Dhoni left watching\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, OUT he has him caught behind, Khaleel gets the sweet revenge! Full marks to him for persisting with the short length despite being hit for four earlier. Bangs in a good bouncer that comes in, doesn't give Arya much room, this has good bounce too, and takes the edge behind for the almost tumbling Dhoni to take it with both hands to his right \n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, 1 leg bye angles it into the stumps and Shreyas can't get bat on it. On the pad but going down leg so the half-hearted appeal dies quickly\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run gets some room outside off and he slams that back down in the V, to the left of mid off where Dube puts his body behind it to save a few\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run towards middle stump with the angle, and Shreyas goes back to clip it to leg\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, no run he goes for the reverse early, Jadeja fires it in outside off, and he misses\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, no run another reverse attempt, another miss, and this one is much straighter, perhaps close to off stump and CSK review this not out decision. Dhoni signals for the T, here we go. He's hit on the front pad, around the knee roll but he's down on the back knee. So height may not be an issue on this pitch. Let's see for the edge and the line. No bat, and ball-tracking says it's Umprie's call on Impact. Very close. because that was otherwise hitting the stumps!\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, no run punches off the back foot this time, for a thick edge to short third\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, 1 run on the pads this time, and he tickles it fine on the leg side for a quick one\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs on the pads to end the over as well, and Shreyas picks that gap wide of short fine leg to find that boundary with smart placement. Makes it six off the over after just two singles earlier So the 50 comes up in the powerplay. Dhoni setting the field now\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run starts with a slow delivery tossed up outside leg, nudged on the leg side easily for one Slip comes in for Shreyas though\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run flat and angling away outside off, it's the googly, and he misses the cut\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run turning into middle and off now, he whips it away for one to leg\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run 97.4kmh, fired in on leg stump, Prabhsimran also works it to leg for one more\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs a touch fuller on off, Shreyas goes across and he turns it to the leg side again off the back foot. The field is spread out so they hare back for the second\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run short and wide, lots of room, and Shreyas whacks it away to deep point\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, no run fired in towards middle and leg, he defends it back\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs just beats deep fine leg and tha's almost gone all the way! Goes down on a knee quickly because Jadeja is not bowling slow, middles that sweep for the ball sliding down leg, and sends it sailing to the right of the fielder. It's four in fact\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run on the off side this time and he punches that down to mid off There comes the towel - Jadeja borrows it from the umpire to wipe the ball\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, 1 run straight on the stumps from good length, he goes back and across and turns it to leg for one\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run he goes back for this and turns it to deep midwicket for one more\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs he goes for the reverse again, this time it's much shorter and just outside off, and he finally connects to send that racing to the boundary for four Jadeja's over ends with a boundary again\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run beaten outside off with a wrong'un! He wants to drive into the covers but misses the line and Dhoni can't collect it cleanly to try for the stumping as Shreyas' back foot had slipped out for a moment\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run much shorter around off, and he pulls it away for one Prabhsimran Singh vs Noor Ahmad BALLS 6 RUNS 7 OUTS 1 SR 116.66 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs full and almost on the front shoe, and he replies with a powerful paddle to send that racing to the fine leg boundary\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, SIX runs crashed for a straight six! Dances down, gets to the pitch of the ball before it can turn this way or that, and smashes it back over the bowler\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run more on the leg side and it's clipped away to leg for one\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run outside off to Shreyas, driven through the covers for one\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, no run short and outside off, Shreyas cuts and gets the inner half of the bat towards point\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run crashes the short ball over point with some force and it reaches deep point after a bounce\n Sam Curran to Prabhsimran, no run slow, short and not as wide, Prabhsimran goes for the cut around shoulder height and misses\n Sam Curran to Prabhsimran, 1 run falls safe and short of Jadeja running in from the boundary! Pitched up on off, he lofts it straight down, but actually miscues it towards wide long on, Jadeja runs in from deep midwicket and you can't do much if he can't get there\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs late cut over short third for four. Curran has been bowling short and wide this over, but with short third in the circle, Shreyas knew getting even some bat on that to steer it over and wide of him would be enough\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run slow again, this time not as short and bunted down to long on And here's Abhimanyu to take it till the end. Will he help CSK stay alive?","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Prabhsimran","Shreyas Iyer"],"Runs":[23.0,40.0,23.0],"Balls_Faced":[15,27,18],"Fours":[5,4,3],"Sixes":[0,2,0],"S\/R":[153.33,148.15,127.78],"dismissal":["c \u2020Dhoni b Ahmed","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Jadeja","Kamboj","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Sam Curran"],"Balls":[12,12,18,12,6],"Runs_Given":[17.0,20.0,23.0,19.0,7.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,3.0,2.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .bends his back a fair bit for that inswinger from short of length, Arya defends it back .See all photos\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .hint of outswing now from off stump, a watchful Arya taps it into the off side\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .he gets some width, only a hint of it, and he deftly dabs it late enough to beat the slip .fielder easily for four\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .beats him with the outswinger this time! Bangs it into the pitch, away movement and .good bounce, and Arya punches and misses. Khaleel signals to the keeper he heard .something but nobody is listening to him\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .more into the body this time with the angle, and he pushes it down to mid on\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .swings wildly against the length ball outside off, doesn't middle it the way he wants to .but all he needs to do is clear midwicket, and he has managed that off the inner half of .the bat\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run .starts with a short of length ball, Prabhsimran tucks it to leg for one .Priyansh Arya average vs CSK115.00\nKamboj to Arya, FOUR runs .too short and pulled away with disdain for four! Not a lot of bounce for Kamboj, Arya .gets on top of that easily and gives it a whack\nKamboj to Arya, 1 run .flicked over the square leg region this time, there's a fielder in the deep, and he gets one .And this is the first instance of four uncapped opening batters in an IPL match - Shaik .Rasheed, Ayush Mhatre, Priyansh Arya and Prabhsimran Singh. .Sampath chimes in again: CSK lost their last six wickets in the space of 11 balls, the .fewest by any team in an IPL innings. PWI against SRH in 2013 and SRH against KXIP in .2020 lost their last six wickets in 13 balls.\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run .short of length and towards the hips, he clips it away for one to leg\nKamboj to Arya, 1 run .inside half of the bat again for Arya as he swings down the ground, a single to deep .backward square\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Kamboj is trying to not give Prabhsimran any room, another one into the body and he .tucks it to leg for one more\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run .137.5kmh, pitched up on off and he middles that push down to mid off\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run .down the leg side now, but that was perhaps only a feather away from leg stump! .Khaleel can't believe it and it's not given a wide\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .swatted late to the right of deep fine leg where the fielder sprints before putting in a .slide with legs in front and kicks the ball too, but only to the boundary rope\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, 1 run .short of length outside off now, he waits and taps it square for one\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, 1 run .aims for the stumps with the angle, and Arya helps it to leg for one\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, 1 run .a slow offcutter into the pitch outside off, he taps it away to the right of first slip and .lazily goes for the run. Jadeja even made him hurry in the end while trying for the direct .hit\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, no run .backs away early for the short of length ball outside off and gives it a bash down to mid .off\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .charges again, gives it heave down the ground and he's sent that all the way! Don't think .he middled it like it does, but such is his brute force that hitting it 80-90% fine also takes .it all the way .A point and backward point in for him\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, no run .dances down again, and scythes this one with some power square of the wicket. .Straight to point .More changes, mid on drops back now\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run .stays in the crease this time and gently pushes into the cover to rotate the strike .Around the wicket to Arya\nKamboj to Arya, 1 leg bye .he keeps backing away and Kamboj does well to follow him with the line, it goes off the .pad for a leg bye\nKamboj to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .scooped away for four! Who said Prabhsimran is all about power? He goes across early .and predicts the yorker nicely, sets up nicely by going low and scoops that really fine .That makes it 12 off the over\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .too short to Arya and he doesn't miss those. Stands tall to get on top of that and .whacks it away with nobody in the deep there\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run .good reply from Khaleel. He bangs it in short again, but this time well far from Arya .outside off, and he misses it\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs .short and almost out of his reach again, but this time Arya's attempt to chase ends up in .a thick edge which flies through the slip region with Dhoni left watching\nKhaleel Ahmed to Arya, OUT .he has him caught behind, Khaleel gets the sweet revenge! Full marks to him for .persisting with the short length despite being hit for four earlier. Bangs in a good .bouncer that comes in, doesn't give Arya much room, this has good bounce too, and .takes the edge behind for the almost tumbling Dhoni to take it with both hands to his .right .Priyansh Arya c \u2020Dhoni b Ahmed 23 (15b 5x4 0x6 21m) SR: 153.33\nKhaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, 1 leg bye .angles it into the stumps and Shreyas can't get bat on it. On the pad but going down leg .so the half-hearted appeal dies quickly\nKhaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run .gets some room outside off and he slams that back down in the V, to the left of mid off .where Dube puts his body behind it to save a few\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .towards middle stump with the angle, and Shreyas goes back to clip it to leg\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, no run .he goes for the reverse early, Jadeja fires it in outside off, and he misses\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, no run .another reverse attempt, another miss, and this one is much straighter, perhaps close to .off stump and CSK review this not out decision. Dhoni signals for the T, here we go. .He's hit on the front pad, around the knee roll but he's down on the back knee. So height .may not be an issue on this pitch. Let's see for the edge and the line. No bat, and ball- .tracking says it's Umprie's call on Impact. Very close. because that was otherwise .hitting the stumps!\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, no run .punches off the back foot this time, for a thick edge to short third\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, 1 run .on the pads this time, and he tickles it fine on the leg side for a quick one\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .on the pads to end the over as well, and Shreyas picks that gap wide of short fine leg to .find that boundary with smart placement. Makes it six off the over after just two singles .earlier .So the 50 comes up in the powerplay. Dhoni setting the field now\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run .starts with a slow delivery tossed up outside leg, nudged on the leg side easily for one .Slip comes in for Shreyas though\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run .flat and angling away outside off, it's the googly, and he misses the cut\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .turning into middle and off now, he whips it away for one to leg\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run .97.4kmh, fired in on leg stump, Prabhsimran also works it to leg for one more\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .a touch fuller on off, Shreyas goes across and he turns it to the leg side again off the .back foot. The field is spread out so they hare back for the second\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .short and wide, lots of room, and Shreyas whacks it away to deep point\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, no run .fired in towards middle and leg, he defends it back\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .just beats deep fine leg and tha's almost gone all the way! Goes down on a knee quickly .because Jadeja is not bowling slow, middles that sweep for the ball sliding down leg, .and sends it sailing to the right of the fielder. It's four in fact\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .on the off side this time and he punches that down to mid off .There comes the towel - Jadeja borrows it from the umpire to wipe the ball\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, 1 run .straight on the stumps from good length, he goes back and across and turns it to leg for .one\nJadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .he goes back for this and turns it to deep midwicket for one more\nJadeja to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .he goes for the reverse again, this time it's much shorter and just outside off, and he .finally connects to send that racing to the boundary for four .Jadeja's over ends with a boundary again\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run .beaten outside off with a wrong'un! He wants to drive into the covers but misses the line .and Dhoni can't collect it cleanly to try for the stumping as Shreyas' back foot had .slipped out for a moment\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .much shorter around off, and he pulls it away for one . .Prabhsimran Singh vs Noor Ahmad .BALLS .6 .RUNS .7 .OUTS .1 .SR .116.66 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .full and almost on the front shoe, and he replies with a powerful paddle to send that .racing to the fine leg boundary\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .crashed for a straight six! Dances down, gets to the pitch of the ball before it can turn .this way or that, and smashes it back over the bowler\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run .more on the leg side and it's clipped away to leg for one\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .outside off to Shreyas, driven through the covers for one\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, no run .short and outside off, Shreyas cuts and gets the inner half of the bat towards point\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .crashes the short ball over point with some force and it reaches deep point after a .bounce\nSam Curran to Prabhsimran, no run .slow, short and not as wide, Prabhsimran goes for the cut around shoulder height and .misses\nSam Curran to Prabhsimran, 1 run .falls safe and short of Jadeja running in from the boundary! Pitched up on off, he lofts it .straight down, but actually miscues it towards wide long on, Jadeja runs in from deep .midwicket and you can't do much if he can't get there\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .late cut over short third for four. Curran has been bowling short and wide this over, but .with short third in the circle, Shreyas knew getting even some bat on that to steer it over .and wide of him would be enough\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .slow again, this time not as short and bunted down to long on .And here's Abhimanyu to take it till the end. Will he help CSK stay alive?\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .Starts off with a length ball that swings down leg\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Just short of good length around off, Shreyas drops it in front on the leg side for a quick .single\nPathirana to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .That's massive! Pure whippage from Prabhsimran as Pathirana bowls this in the slot on .the pads. Lofted over midwicket and the fifty-partnership is up off 35 balls\nPathirana to Prabhsimran, no run .Mix-up and Prabhsimran survives! Clips this full ball and takes off for the single, but .Shreyas sends him back. The throw is wide at the striker's end, but he had made his .ground regardless\nPathirana to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Clipped out to deep backward square. This was a yorker around leg\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Short outside off, Iyer looks to pull and gets a bottom edge in front of square leg\nPathirana to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Length ball outside off and Prabhsimran gets low and cuts this away through backward .point! Fifty up for Prabhsimran! Back-to-back half-centuries for the PBKS opener .See all photos\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full outside off, drilled down the ground to long-on's left\nSam Curran to Prabhsimran, no run .Slower ball around middle, at just 81.2kph, and Prabhsimran waits and blocks it to the .bowler's right. Curran though seems to have hurt his angle trying to stop that\nSam Curran to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Another slower ball, in the blockhole wide of off, Prabhsimran works it down to long-on\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Length ball outside off, swung away along the ground to deep midwicket\nSam Curran to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Oh that lands safe! 106kph slower bouncer around off, Prabhsimran is cramped on the .pull and gets a top edge that flies square on the leg side. The fielder from the deep is .not close enough\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full outside off, Shreyas looks to whip it leg side, but the lack of pace - 83.8kph - .deceives him. Gets an inside edge through backward square leg\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Wrong'un on a length on off, cut to backward point .He always had explosive potential and shots all around the ground. Now he knows .when to sit back and when to pull the trigger. Here's all you need to know about the .evolution of Prabhsimran Singh, who has gone from powerplay basher to all-phase .disruptor.\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .On a length around off, Shreyas rocks back to pull it out to long-on on the bounce\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Dropped! Prabh skips down the ground to this full ball on leg and looks to go downtown, .but gets a leading edge that loops to Pathirana's right at short third. but the fast bowler .makes a meal of it! That wasn't a difficult chance at all . .Shreyas Iyer in IPL, 2025 .INNS .10 .RUNS .323 .SR .175.54 .AVE .53.83 .HS .97*\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .And that's swatted away! Iyer rocks back to this long hop and hammers this over long- .on. Brevis at the rope leaps to try and grab it, but it's well over him but he trips on the .boundary rope and seems to have hurt his shoulder a little thanks to the awkward .landing\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Length ball angled across, slapped out to deep cover\nNoor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, OUT .Noor finally strikes! Prabhsimran goes for the slog sweep as Noor goes full on the .stumps but he can't get the requisite distance on that. That was a back-of-the-hand .delivery and Prabh picks out Brevis at deep midwicket. He makes no mistake, the .youngster .Prabhsimran Singh c Brevis b Noor Ahmad 54 (36b 5x4 3x6 57m) SR: 150\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Slower ball on a length outside off, Shreyas hoicks it out to deep midwicket on the .bounce\nSam Curran to Wadhera, 1 run .On a length on off, flicked off his pads to deep backward square\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Shreyas Iyer has picked the bones out of this one! He waits on the slower ball outside .off and effortlessly launches this over long-on . .PBKS in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .10 .WKTS .31 .RR .9.10 .AVE .27.41\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .Slapped back over the bowler's head. This is a length ball outside off and Shreyas flat- .bats this straight down. They race for two\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Crashed through covers! Overpitched outside off and Shreyas drives it and drives it .hard\nSam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full outside off, swung out to deep midwicket's left off the inside half of the bat. And .Shreyas has got to a 32-ball 50. .That will be the timeout. PBKS need 10 an over from here\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full toss on the pads but Iyer can't capitalise. Whipped away to deep square leg on the .bounce\nPathirana to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Another full toss, and this time Pathirana doesn't get a reprieve. Wadhera hits a punchy .drive between mid-off and extra cover. Lovely placement, and timing . .Matheesha Pathirana in IPL, 2025 .INNS .8 .WKTS .7 .ECON .10.46 .AVE .38.85 .BEST .2\/28\nPathirana to Wadhera, OUT .And this time the full toss pays dividends! Low full toss outside off, Wadhera skips out .and looks to open the face to steer it on the off side but he hits it straight to Jadeja, who .takes a good low catch with the ball flying at him .Nehal Wadhera c Jadeja b Pathirana 5 (3b 1x4 0x6 7m) SR: 166.66\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, no run .Can't connect first ball. Length ball outside off beats the outside edge\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Full on the stumps, squeezed out through square leg for a single\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .On a length outside off, Shreyas whips this away to midwicket's left. Long-off does well .to slide and stop this. PBKS get two.\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .Oh that's into the stands! Tossed up in the slot around leg and Shashank is down on .one knee and he nails the sweep over square leg\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, no run .On a length around middle, going across him and he pushes it back towards the bowler\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Googly outside leg, Shashank looks to play it to the leg side but gets a leading edge that .bobs to the bowler's left\nNoor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full toss outside leg, Shreyas looks to swing it away fine down leg and miscues it to .short fine\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .On a length and Shashank hoicks this between long-on and deep midwicket and they .get two\nNoor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Tossed up around leg, Shashank goes for the sweep again but this time it goes to deep .square leg on the bounce\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Full outside off, 147kph, Shashank goes across the stumps and drives this down to .long-on .Is this match headed for a thriller? Remember you can follow all the live action in Hindi .commentary too, right here.\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Oh what a shot! Pathirana misses a yorker, it turns into a slot ball, and Iyer clears his .front leg and clubs it over long-on\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Two in a row! Slot ball outside off again and this time Iyer hammers this wide of long-on\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .Now Pathirana gets the yorker away, but it's down leg!\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Oh, so deftly played! Shreyas is toying with CSK right now! Pathirana couldn't have done .much better there, with a yorker just outside off, swinging in late as well. Iyer waits on it .and jams down the bat with the open face to get it between backward point and short .third\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Shreyas slices it on the off side looking to go inside out but it lands well short of deep .point running in. Everything going Iyer's way right now. This was full around off and he .got it off the outside half of the bat\nPathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Short outside off, dabbed to short third's right for a quick single . .3:37 .Pathirana's downturn 'mainly due to his action', says .Ambati Rayudu .\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .Beats long-on! It's on a length outside off and Shashank slaps it down the groiund with .a straight bat and it beats the fielder running to his left\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .Oh and this one goes all the way! This is a rank long hop, Shashank waits on it and .launches this over long-off\nJadeja to Shashank Singh, OUT .Has Brevis pulled off a catch for the ages? Shashank takes on this short ball and pulls .it over midwicket. Brevis at deep midwicket grabs it while jumping. He throws it up .before he lands, jumps to hold it again and realises he may not be landing inside the .rope so he throws it up again before completing the catch on the third attempt! The .umpire is having a check. And Shashank has to go! What brilliant fielding from Brevis .there. I am sure there will be plenty of internet debates about this one! But it's a catch to .remember from the young South African! .Shashank Singh c Brevis b Jadeja 23 (12b 1x4 2x6 14m) SR: 191.66\nJadeja to Inglis, no run .Tossed up around off, pushed back to the bowler\nJadeja to Inglis, FOUR runs .Nails the reverse-sweep! This is full around middle and off, reverse-swept straight of .the short third fielder and deep backward point can't get it either\nJadeja to Inglis, 1 run .Inglis with another reverse-sweep but it goes to the fielder in the deep this time\nPathirana to Inglis, 1 leg bye .146kph yorker around leg, tucked behind square. Actually that went off the pads\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Yorker on off, squeezed out towards midwicket for a single\nPathirana to Inglis, 1 run .Another yorker on middle, Inglis backs away and looks to squeeze it on the off side but .it comes off the inside edge fine on the leg side\nPathirana to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .Bowled'im! This is full outside off, stays a little low too, Iyer looks to swing it away but .gets an inside edge onto the stumps .Shreyas Iyer b Pathirana 72 (41b 5x4 4x6 64m) SR: 175.6\nPathirana to Suryansh Shedge, 1 run .Full outside off, Shedge gets an inside edge now as he pushes at it and it rolls to long .leg\nPathirana to Inglis, no run .Full toss around leg, Inglis looks to whip it away but misses out\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryansh Shedge, no run .Short on leg, Shedge backs away to cut but is beaten. And now he reviews for the wide. .Shedge is standing tall at the crease, but I think Khaleel will be okay here. Yep, that's just .under Shedge's head height\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryansh Shedge, 1 wide .Now it's a length ball down leg, and it's given wide. Scores are level\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryansh Shedge, OUT .Short on leg, and oh my! Shedge pulls it to the deep midwicket fielder! Noor holds on, .and PBKS will have to wait for victory .Suryansh Shedge c Noor Ahmad b Ahmed 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 33.33\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jansen, no run .Uh oh! This is a length ball across him, steered to the point fielder. Dot ball! .Crowd has suddenly found their voice! Iyer is watching looking less relaxed than his .usual self. There is a silly mid-off in place too\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jansen, FOUR runs .Inside edged for four and PBKS win! Length ball angled across, Jansen looks to pull .and gets it past the stumps and Dhoni! CSK are officially out of contention for the .playoff race. Punjab Kings, though, are back in the top four with a hard-fought win in the .end!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs PBKS, 49th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run bends his back a fair bit for that inswinger from short of length, Arya defends it back See all photos\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run hint of outswing now from off stump, a watchful Arya taps it into the off side\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs he gets some width, only a hint of it, and he deftly dabs it late enough to beat the slip fielder easily for four\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run beats him with the outswinger this time! Bangs it into the pitch, away movement and good bounce, and Arya punches and misses. Khaleel signals to the keeper he heard something but nobody is listening to him\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run more into the body this time with the angle, and he pushes it down to mid on\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs swings wildly against the length ball outside off, doesn't middle it the way he wants to but all he needs to do is clear midwicket, and he has managed that off the inner half of the bat\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run starts with a short of length ball, Prabhsimran tucks it to leg for one Priyansh Arya average vs CSK115.00\n Kamboj to Arya, FOUR runs too short and pulled away with disdain for four! Not a lot of bounce for Kamboj, Arya gets on top of that easily and gives it a whack\n Kamboj to Arya, 1 run flicked over the square leg region this time, there's a fielder in the deep, and he gets one And this is the first instance of four uncapped opening batters in an IPL match - Shaik Rasheed, Ayush Mhatre, Priyansh Arya and Prabhsimran Singh. Sampath chimes in again: CSK lost their last six wickets in the space of 11 balls, the fewest by any team in an IPL innings. PWI against SRH in 2013 and SRH against KXIP in 2020 lost their last six wickets in 13 balls.\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run short of length and towards the hips, he clips it away for one to leg\n Kamboj to Arya, 1 run inside half of the bat again for Arya as he swings down the ground, a single to deep backward square\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run Kamboj is trying to not give Prabhsimran any room, another one into the body and he tucks it to leg for one more\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run 137.5kmh, pitched up on off and he middles that push down to mid off\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run down the leg side now, but that was perhaps only a feather away from leg stump! Khaleel can't believe it and it's not given a wide\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs swatted late to the right of deep fine leg where the fielder sprints before putting in a slide with legs in front and kicks the ball too, but only to the boundary rope\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, 1 run short of length outside off now, he waits and taps it square for one\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, 1 run aims for the stumps with the angle, and Arya helps it to leg for one\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, 1 run a slow offcutter into the pitch outside off, he taps it away to the right of first slip and lazily goes for the run. Jadeja even made him hurry in the end while trying for the direct hit\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, no run backs away early for the short of length ball outside off and gives it a bash down to mid off\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, SIX runs charges again, gives it heave down the ground and he's sent that all the way! Don't think he middled it like it does, but such is his brute force that hitting it 80-90% fine also takes it all the way A point and backward point in for him\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, no run dances down again, and scythes this one with some power square of the wicket. Straight to point More changes, mid on drops back now\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, 1 run stays in the crease this time and gently pushes into the cover to rotate the strike Around the wicket to Arya\n Kamboj to Arya, 1 leg bye he keeps backing away and Kamboj does well to follow him with the line, it goes off the pad for a leg bye\n Kamboj to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs scooped away for four! Who said Prabhsimran is all about power? He goes across early and predicts the yorker nicely, sets up nicely by going low and scoops that really fine That makes it 12 off the over\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs too short to Arya and he doesn't miss those. Stands tall to get on top of that and whacks it away with nobody in the deep there\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, no run good reply from Khaleel. He bangs it in short again, but this time well far from Arya outside off, and he misses it\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, FOUR runs short and almost out of his reach again, but this time Arya's attempt to chase ends up in a thick edge which flies through the slip region with Dhoni left watching\n Khaleel Ahmed to Arya, OUT he has him caught behind, Khaleel gets the sweet revenge! Full marks to him for persisting with the short length despite being hit for four earlier. Bangs in a good bouncer that comes in, doesn't give Arya much room, this has good bounce too, and takes the edge behind for the almost tumbling Dhoni to take it with both hands to his right \n Khaleel Ahmed to Shreyas Iyer, 1 leg bye angles it into the stumps and Shreyas can't get bat on it. On the pad but going down leg so the half-hearted appeal dies quickly\n Khaleel Ahmed to Prabhsimran, no run gets some room outside off and he slams that back down in the V, to the left of mid off where Dube puts his body behind it to save a few\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run towards middle stump with the angle, and Shreyas goes back to clip it to leg\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, no run he goes for the reverse early, Jadeja fires it in outside off, and he misses\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, no run another reverse attempt, another miss, and this one is much straighter, perhaps close to off stump and CSK review this not out decision. Dhoni signals for the T, here we go. He's hit on the front pad, around the knee roll but he's down on the back knee. So height may not be an issue on this pitch. Let's see for the edge and the line. No bat, and ball-tracking says it's Umprie's call on Impact. Very close. because that was otherwise hitting the stumps!\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, no run punches off the back foot this time, for a thick edge to short third\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, 1 run on the pads this time, and he tickles it fine on the leg side for a quick one\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs on the pads to end the over as well, and Shreyas picks that gap wide of short fine leg to find that boundary with smart placement. Makes it six off the over after just two singles earlier So the 50 comes up in the powerplay. Dhoni setting the field now\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run starts with a slow delivery tossed up outside leg, nudged on the leg side easily for one Slip comes in for Shreyas though\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run flat and angling away outside off, it's the googly, and he misses the cut\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run turning into middle and off now, he whips it away for one to leg\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run 97.4kmh, fired in on leg stump, Prabhsimran also works it to leg for one more\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs a touch fuller on off, Shreyas goes across and he turns it to the leg side again off the back foot. The field is spread out so they hare back for the second\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run short and wide, lots of room, and Shreyas whacks it away to deep point\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, no run fired in towards middle and leg, he defends it back\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs just beats deep fine leg and tha's almost gone all the way! Goes down on a knee quickly because Jadeja is not bowling slow, middles that sweep for the ball sliding down leg, and sends it sailing to the right of the fielder. It's four in fact\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run on the off side this time and he punches that down to mid off There comes the towel - Jadeja borrows it from the umpire to wipe the ball\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, 1 run straight on the stumps from good length, he goes back and across and turns it to leg for one\n Jadeja to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run he goes back for this and turns it to deep midwicket for one more\n Jadeja to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs he goes for the reverse again, this time it's much shorter and just outside off, and he finally connects to send that racing to the boundary for four Jadeja's over ends with a boundary again\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run beaten outside off with a wrong'un! He wants to drive into the covers but misses the line and Dhoni can't collect it cleanly to try for the stumping as Shreyas' back foot had slipped out for a moment\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run much shorter around off, and he pulls it away for one Prabhsimran Singh vs Noor Ahmad BALLS 6 RUNS 7 OUTS 1 SR 116.66 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs full and almost on the front shoe, and he replies with a powerful paddle to send that racing to the fine leg boundary\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, SIX runs crashed for a straight six! Dances down, gets to the pitch of the ball before it can turn this way or that, and smashes it back over the bowler\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run more on the leg side and it's clipped away to leg for one\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run outside off to Shreyas, driven through the covers for one\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, no run short and outside off, Shreyas cuts and gets the inner half of the bat towards point\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run crashes the short ball over point with some force and it reaches deep point after a bounce\n Sam Curran to Prabhsimran, no run slow, short and not as wide, Prabhsimran goes for the cut around shoulder height and misses\n Sam Curran to Prabhsimran, 1 run falls safe and short of Jadeja running in from the boundary! Pitched up on off, he lofts it straight down, but actually miscues it towards wide long on, Jadeja runs in from deep midwicket and you can't do much if he can't get there\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs late cut over short third for four. Curran has been bowling short and wide this over, but with short third in the circle, Shreyas knew getting even some bat on that to steer it over and wide of him would be enough\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run slow again, this time not as short and bunted down to long on And here's Abhimanyu to take it till the end. Will he help CSK stay alive?\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide Starts off with a length ball that swings down leg\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Just short of good length around off, Shreyas drops it in front on the leg side for a quick single\n Pathirana to Prabhsimran, SIX runs That's massive! Pure whippage from Prabhsimran as Pathirana bowls this in the slot on the pads. Lofted over midwicket and the fifty-partnership is up off 35 balls\n Pathirana to Prabhsimran, no run Mix-up and Prabhsimran survives! Clips this full ball and takes off for the single, but Shreyas sends him back. The throw is wide at the striker's end, but he had made his ground regardless\n Pathirana to Prabhsimran, 1 run Clipped out to deep backward square. This was a yorker around leg\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Short outside off, Iyer looks to pull and gets a bottom edge in front of square leg\n Pathirana to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Length ball outside off and Prabhsimran gets low and cuts this away through backward point! Fifty up for Prabhsimran! Back-to-back half-centuries for the PBKS opener See all photos\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full outside off, drilled down the ground to long-on's left\n Sam Curran to Prabhsimran, no run Slower ball around middle, at just 81.2kph, and Prabhsimran waits and blocks it to the bowler's right. Curran though seems to have hurt his angle trying to stop that\n Sam Curran to Prabhsimran, 1 run Another slower ball, in the blockhole wide of off, Prabhsimran works it down to long-on\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Length ball outside off, swung away along the ground to deep midwicket\n Sam Curran to Prabhsimran, 1 run Oh that lands safe! 106kph slower bouncer around off, Prabhsimran is cramped on the pull and gets a top edge that flies square on the leg side. The fielder from the deep is not close enough\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full outside off, Shreyas looks to whip it leg side, but the lack of pace - 83.8kph - deceives him. Gets an inside edge through backward square leg\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, no run Wrong'un on a length on off, cut to backward point He always had explosive potential and shots all around the ground. Now he knows when to sit back and when to pull the trigger. Here's all you need to know about the evolution of Prabhsimran Singh, who has gone from powerplay basher to all-phase disruptor.\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run On a length around off, Shreyas rocks back to pull it out to long-on on the bounce\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, 1 run Dropped! Prabh skips down the ground to this full ball on leg and looks to go downtown, but gets a leading edge that loops to Pathirana's right at short third. but the fast bowler makes a meal of it! That wasn't a difficult chance at all Shreyas Iyer in IPL, 2025 INNS 10 RUNS 323 SR 175.54 AVE 53.83 HS 97*\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs And that's swatted away! Iyer rocks back to this long hop and hammers this over long-on. Brevis at the rope leaps to try and grab it, but it's well over him but he trips on the boundary rope and seems to have hurt his shoulder a little thanks to the awkward landing\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Length ball angled across, slapped out to deep cover\n Noor Ahmad to Prabhsimran, OUT Noor finally strikes! Prabhsimran goes for the slog sweep as Noor goes full on the stumps but he can't get the requisite distance on that. That was a back-of-the-hand delivery and Prabh picks out Brevis at deep midwicket. He makes no mistake, the youngster \n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Slower ball on a length outside off, Shreyas hoicks it out to deep midwicket on the bounce\n Sam Curran to Wadhera, 1 run On a length on off, flicked off his pads to deep backward square\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Shreyas Iyer has picked the bones out of this one! He waits on the slower ball outside off and effortlessly launches this over long-on INNS 10 WKTS 31 RR 9.10 AVE 27.41\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs Slapped back over the bowler's head. This is a length ball outside off and Shreyas flat-bats this straight down. They race for two\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Crashed through covers! Overpitched outside off and Shreyas drives it and drives it hard\n Sam Curran to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full outside off, swung out to deep midwicket's left off the inside half of the bat. And Shreyas has got to a 32-ball 50. That will be the timeout. PBKS need 10 an over from here\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full toss on the pads but Iyer can't capitalise. Whipped away to deep square leg on the bounce\n Pathirana to Wadhera, FOUR runs Another full toss, and this time Pathirana doesn't get a reprieve. Wadhera hits a punchy drive between mid-off and extra cover. Lovely placement, and timing Matheesha Pathirana in IPL, 2025 INNS 8 WKTS 7 ECON 10.46 AVE 38.85 BEST 2\/28\n Pathirana to Wadhera, OUT And this time the full toss pays dividends! Low full toss outside off, Wadhera skips out and looks to open the face to steer it on the off side but he hits it straight to Jadeja, who takes a good low catch with the ball flying at him \n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, no run Can't connect first ball. Length ball outside off beats the outside edge\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run Full on the stumps, squeezed out through square leg for a single\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs On a length outside off, Shreyas whips this away to midwicket's left. Long-off does well to slide and stop this. PBKS get two.\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, SIX runs Oh that's into the stands! Tossed up in the slot around leg and Shashank is down on one knee and he nails the sweep over square leg\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, no run On a length around middle, going across him and he pushes it back towards the bowler\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run Googly outside leg, Shashank looks to play it to the leg side but gets a leading edge that bobs to the bowler's left\n Noor Ahmad to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full toss outside leg, Shreyas looks to swing it away fine down leg and miscues it to short fine\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 2 runs On a length and Shashank hoicks this between long-on and deep midwicket and they get two\n Noor Ahmad to Shashank Singh, 1 run Tossed up around leg, Shashank goes for the sweep again but this time it goes to deep square leg on the bounce\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run Full outside off, 147kph, Shashank goes across the stumps and drives this down to long-on Is this match headed for a thriller? Remember you can follow all the live action in Hindi commentary too, right here.\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Oh what a shot! Pathirana misses a yorker, it turns into a slot ball, and Iyer clears his front leg and clubs it over long-on\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Two in a row! Slot ball outside off again and this time Iyer hammers this wide of long-on\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide Now Pathirana gets the yorker away, but it's down leg!\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Oh, so deftly played! Shreyas is toying with CSK right now! Pathirana couldn't have done much better there, with a yorker just outside off, swinging in late as well. Iyer waits on it and jams down the bat with the open face to get it between backward point and short third\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Shreyas slices it on the off side looking to go inside out but it lands well short of deep point running in. Everything going Iyer's way right now. This was full around off and he got it off the outside half of the bat\n Pathirana to Shashank Singh, 1 run Short outside off, dabbed to short third's right for a quick single 3:37 Pathirana's downturn 'mainly due to his action', says Ambati Rayudu \n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs Beats long-on! It's on a length outside off and Shashank slaps it down the groiund with a straight bat and it beats the fielder running to his left\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, SIX runs Oh and this one goes all the way! This is a rank long hop, Shashank waits on it and launches this over long-off\n Jadeja to Shashank Singh, OUT Has Brevis pulled off a catch for the ages? Shashank takes on this short ball and pulls it over midwicket. Brevis at deep midwicket grabs it while jumping. He throws it up before he lands, jumps to hold it again and realises he may not be landing inside the rope so he throws it up again before completing the catch on the third attempt! The umpire is having a check. And Shashank has to go! What brilliant fielding from Brevis there. I am sure there will be plenty of internet debates about this one! But it's a catch to remember from the young South African! \n Jadeja to Inglis, no run Tossed up around off, pushed back to the bowler\n Jadeja to Inglis, FOUR runs Nails the reverse-sweep! This is full around middle and off, reverse-swept straight of the short third fielder and deep backward point can't get it either\n Jadeja to Inglis, 1 run Inglis with another reverse-sweep but it goes to the fielder in the deep this time\n Pathirana to Inglis, 1 leg bye 146kph yorker around leg, tucked behind square. Actually that went off the pads\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Yorker on off, squeezed out towards midwicket for a single\n Pathirana to Inglis, 1 run Another yorker on middle, Inglis backs away and looks to squeeze it on the off side but it comes off the inside edge fine on the leg side\n Pathirana to Shreyas Iyer, OUT Bowled'im! This is full outside off, stays a little low too, Iyer looks to swing it away but gets an inside edge onto the stumps \n Pathirana to Suryansh Shedge, 1 run Full outside off, Shedge gets an inside edge now as he pushes at it and it rolls to long leg\n Pathirana to Inglis, no run Full toss around leg, Inglis looks to whip it away but misses out\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryansh Shedge, no run Short on leg, Shedge backs away to cut but is beaten. And now he reviews for the wide. Shedge is standing tall at the crease, but I think Khaleel will be okay here. Yep, that's just under Shedge's head height\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryansh Shedge, 1 wide Now it's a length ball down leg, and it's given wide. Scores are level\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryansh Shedge, OUT Short on leg, and oh my! Shedge pulls it to the deep midwicket fielder! Noor holds on, and PBKS will have to wait for victory \n Khaleel Ahmed to Jansen, no run Uh oh! This is a length ball across him, steered to the point fielder. Dot ball! Crowd has suddenly found their voice! Iyer is watching looking less relaxed than his usual self. There is a silly mid-off in place too\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jansen, FOUR runs Inside edged for four and PBKS win! Length ball angled across, Jansen looks to pull and gets it past the stumps and Dhoni! CSK are officially out of contention for the playoff race. Punjab Kings, though, are back in the top four with a hard-fought win in the end!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Inglis","Jansen","Prabhsimran","Shashank Singh","Shreyas Iyer","Suryansh Shedge","Wadhera"],"Runs":[23.0,6.0,4.0,54.0,23.0,72.0,1.0,5.0],"Balls_Faced":[15,6,2,36,12,41,3,3],"Fours":[5,1,1,5,1,5,0,1],"Sixes":[0,0,0,3,2,4,0,0],"S\/R":[153.33,100.0,200.0,150.0,191.67,175.61,33.33,166.67],"dismissal":["c \u2020Dhoni b Ahmed","Not Out","Not Out","c Brevis b Noor Ahmad","c Brevis b Jadeja","b Pathirana","c Noor Ahmad b Ahmed","c Jadeja b Pathirana"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Jadeja","Kamboj","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Pathirana","Sam Curran"],"Balls":[18,12,22,24,24,18],"Runs_Given":[32.0,20.0,28.0,39.0,45.0,27.0],"Wickets":[1,0,2,1,2,0],"Overs":[3.0,2.0,3.4,4.0,4.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Boult to Ravindra, 2 runs .Leg--stump length ball goes straight on, flicked through midwicket. Along the ground, .two taken\nBoult to Ravindra, no run .This shaped away. Starting line is fifth stump, length is three-quarters. Left alone\nBoult to Ravindra, 1 run .Under-edges a cut to forward point. Was a wide ball on a length\nBoult to Tripathi, 1 run .Swing in but it's overpitched, finishes on middle stump punched into the pitch. Ball .bounces high and to the left of the bowler\nBoult to Ravindra, 1 wide .Fullish ball doesn't swing, goes down leg. Past the flick, to the keeper. Boult might've .been looking for the magic ball\nBoult to Ravindra, no run .Similar to the second ball, sans the swing. Ravindra shapes to cut, underedges it into .the pitch in front\nBoult to Ravindra, no run .Looked like a cutter. Cuts Ravindra in half too. Was a length ball that landed around fifth .and spun in a bit, Ravindra went for the straight drive but was beaten by the lack of pace .and the line.\nChahar to Tripathi, 1 run .Full down leg, glanced to deep fine. 130ks\nChahar to Ravindra, FOUR runs .Width offered and that's flashed over backward point. Ravindra took a step forward, .was on one knee and his weight was going forward. Was actually a shortish ball\nChahar to Ravindra, 1 run .Worked off the back foot through square leg . .Deepak Chahar in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1650 .WKTS .74 .4s\/6s .285\/59 .ECON .7.87 .AVE .29.25\nChahar to Tripathi, OUT .Bouncer. Gloved to the keeper. Chahar is animated with his celebration. Just 130ks but .that looked quicker, angling in at the batter's left shoulder, he swivelled and tried to help .it fine. Looked like he was done for pace. Surprise change of length hand MI their first. .Rahul Tripathi c \u2020Rickelton b Chahar 2 (3b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 66.66\nChahar to Gaikwad, 1 run .The length ball angles away sharply, finishes wide. Cut to deep point\nChahar to Ravindra, no run .Length on top of middle, defended to point\nBoult to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .Neat cover drive. He took a big stride across, there's a flourish too but an absolutely still .base as he made contact. Outfield's rapid .Around\nBoult to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .And Ruturaj dances late, turns a three-quarter-length ball into a full one. It's a firm drive .through cover again .Back over the wicket\nBoult to Gaikwad, 2 runs .Tilak saves two, runs to the right and dives full length at the deep-fine-leg boundary. .Was a length ball that was leg glanced\nBoult to Gaikwad, no run .Fullish ball on off, flicked to midwicket\nBoult to Gaikwad, 1 run .Slower one is wide. Fullish too. Sits up for Gaikwad to cut to deep point\nBoult to Ravindra, 1 run .Length on top of middle, flicked through deep square leg\nChahar to Ravindra, no run .Back of length on off, 135ks, might have been a bit of movement in off the pitch, pulled .to midwicket.\nChahar to Ravindra, FOUR runs .Full ball swings in but the starting line was on the pads. Ravindra was able to help it .along with a leg glance. A touch uppish but well to the right of short fine\nChahar to Ravindra, 1 run .Short fine in play again, Vignesh half-stops it with a dive. Deep-backward square stops .it. Was a back of lengther on the pads, flicked off the back foot\nChahar to Gaikwad, SIX runs .Short ball, picked early, deposited over the ropes at midwicket. Ball was at the stumps, .around top-of-shoulder height. Not that bad a ball, just that Gaikwad had ample time .and connected nicely. 70-metre hit . .Ruturaj Gaikwad vs MI in T20s .INNS .9 .RUNS .256 .SR .147.12 .AVE .42.66\nChahar to Gaikwad, no run .Some Test stuff. Fullish on fourth, defended to cover\nChahar to Gaikwad, no run .Shoots low, beats bat, luckily for Ruturaj it's not at the stumps. 136ks length ball on .fourth stump, the batter's weight wasn't forward but tried - in a last-ditch effort - to try .and jam it. Couldn't.\nRaju to Ravindra, 1 wide .Wide down leg, fullish ball goes past the flick\nRaju to Ravindra, 1 run .Back of length, 131ks, on top of off. Delivered from slightly wide of the crease, Raju .stepped towards the middle in follow-through too. Looks a touch wrong-footed almost. .Pulled to deep square leg\nRaju to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .Not much width on that length ball but it sits up and is cut through backward point\nRaju to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .This is dragged down and even wider, sits up again. Ruturaj waits for the ball to get next .to him and belts another cut, this was a bit more aerial and in the gap through point. No .chance for deep-backward point who was in place\nRaju to Gaikwad, 1 run .Wide on a length, late cut again. This is withoug the power. To deep-backward point\nRaju to Ravindra, 1 run .Back of length on leg, flicked off the back foot to the right of midwicket. Stopped with a .dive\nRaju to Gaikwad, 1 run .Length on fifth, 134ks, open-faced punch takes it to deep-backward point\nSantner to Gaikwad, no run .Full down leg, 88ks, flicked to short fine leg\nSantner to Gaikwad, no run .Beaten on the pull. Was a length ball around leg that spun away a touch, got good .bounce. Hit on the body\nSantner to Gaikwad, SIX runs .Makes room and wallops a pull over midwicket. Not that short, just over stump-height, .Ruturaj got his left leg well out of line and swung through the hips. 71-metre hit\nSantner to Gaikwad, no run .Shapes to do the same thing, the left leg slides but comes back, pulls it to short fine\nSantner to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .Opens cover point this time, makes ample room to a stock ball on middle stump. Fullish .ball is driven over the infielder. Not a bad ball, Santner just can't settle in, not being .afforded a chance\nSantner to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .With no deep square leg, the bit of shortness was a gift for Ruturaj. It was too straight .too, pulled along the ground .Timeout\nJacks to Ravindra, 2 runs .Ooh, a tight second run. Throw at the non-striker's is a touch wide. Was a full ball .around off that was driven to the left of deep cover\nJacks to Ravindra, 1 run .Full and loopy on off, 88ks stock ball, whipped through midwicket\nJacks to Gaikwad, SIX runs .Inside out with a diagonal bat. Over cover, just clears the ropes. Jacks loops up an .offbreak\nJacks to Gaikwad, 1 run .Yorker on fifth, jammed to deep cover\nJacks to Ravindra, 1 run .Fullish length ball on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\nJacks to Gaikwad, 1 run .Ruturaj brings up a 22-ball fifty, his fastest in the IPL, to kick off the season. Raises his .bat and points to the balcony. It's a statement innings alright. Was a fullish ball on .fourth, 89ks, flicked to short fine leg's left\nPuthur to Gaikwad, 1 run .Good start. Length on off, no spin, flicked through midwicket\nPuthur to Ravindra, 1 run .Slightly quick through the air. Length ball on leg, flicked through the leg side\nPuthur to Gaikwad, 2 runs .Cut with the angle, deep point runs to the left to cut it off. Was a length ball on fifth, was .just a horizontal-bat caress from Gaikwad\nPuthur to Gaikwad, no run .Ball starts similarly but spins in late. Ruturaj is deep in the crease and outside off, cuts it .nicely to point\nPuthur to Gaikwad, OUT .Maiden wicket? Yep, taken close to the straight boundary. Big hug from SKY to .Vignesh. Ball was in the slot, fullis around off, there for the step-hit. Ruturaj went for the .lofted straight drive, looked to have gotten it off the bottom of the bat. .Ruturaj Gaikwad c Jacks b Puthur 53 (26b 6x4 3x6 31m) SR: 203.84\nPuthur to Dube, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked to long leg\nJacks to Dube, 3 wide .Fullish ball down leg, 87ks, beats the glance and goes fine. Stopped in the deep. An MI .player asks if that came off the bat, no review taken\nJacks to Dube, no run .Fullish ball is worked back to the bowler\nJacks to Dube, 1 run .Length on middle and leg, punched to long-on. 92ks, no spin, came off the pitch nicely .too\nJacks to Ravindra, 1 run .Fullish on middle, made to look like it was down leg by Ravindra as he shuffled across. .Shovels a sweep through fine leg\nJacks to Dube, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked off the back foot to long-on. 94ks\nJacks to Ravindra, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped through square leg\nJacks to Dube, SIX runs .Dube sinks his teeth into it. Not a short ball, was length only but it sat up, picked off the .stumps with a pull. Sails flat over midwicket. Stable base and high hand speed, signs of .Dube looking good\nPuthur to Ravindra, 2 runs .Fullish ball is well down leg, Ravindra gets on one knee and sweeps it fine\nPuthur to Ravindra, 1 run .Looped nicely, 78ks, fullish ball on fourth, Ravindra was enticed, went for the slog .sweep. Clothed it along the ground to deep square leg .Slip in\nPuthur to Dube, no run .Turns in sharply, goes past the under-edge as Dube heaves across the line. MI ask for a .referral, the square-leg ump denies it. Was a wide, loopy stock ball on a length that .didn't bounce much.\nPuthur to Dube, OUT .Vignesh has two caught down at the straight boundary. This was brave. Bowled at just .80ks despite Dube looking for boundary hits previously. Was a fullish ball at the stumps, .Dube took a forward stride and launched a straight drive, gets caught close to the .ropes. Another big hug from the skipper .Shivam Dube c Tilak Varma b Puthur 9 (7b 0x4 1x6 8m) SR: 128.57\nPuthur to Hooda, 1 run .Low fully down leg. Ball might've slipped out of the hand. Paddle swept to short fine\nPuthur to Ravindra, no run .Full on leg, flicked to midwicket .A run-a-ball 60 needed at the back ten. Can MI pull a surprise? Find out with VIshal","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs MI, 3rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Boult to Ravindra, 2 runs Leg--stump length ball goes straight on, flicked through midwicket. Along the ground, two taken\n Boult to Ravindra, no run This shaped away. Starting line is fifth stump, length is three-quarters. Left alone\n Boult to Ravindra, 1 run Under-edges a cut to forward point. Was a wide ball on a length\n Boult to Tripathi, 1 run Swing in but it's overpitched, finishes on middle stump punched into the pitch. Ball bounces high and to the left of the bowler\n Boult to Ravindra, 1 wide Fullish ball doesn't swing, goes down leg. Past the flick, to the keeper. Boult might've been looking for the magic ball\n Boult to Ravindra, no run Similar to the second ball, sans the swing. Ravindra shapes to cut, underedges it into the pitch in front\n Boult to Ravindra, no run Looked like a cutter. Cuts Ravindra in half too. Was a length ball that landed around fifth and spun in a bit, Ravindra went for the straight drive but was beaten by the lack of pace and the line.\n Chahar to Tripathi, 1 run Full down leg, glanced to deep fine. 130ks\n Chahar to Ravindra, FOUR runs Width offered and that's flashed over backward point. Ravindra took a step forward, was on one knee and his weight was going forward. Was actually a shortish ball\n Chahar to Ravindra, 1 run Worked off the back foot through square leg BALLS 1650 WKTS 74 4s\/6s 285\/59 ECON 7.87 AVE 29.25\n Chahar to Tripathi, OUT Bouncer. Gloved to the keeper. Chahar is animated with his celebration. Just 130ks but that looked quicker, angling in at the batter's left shoulder, he swivelled and tried to help it fine. Looked like he was done for pace. Surprise change of length hand MI their first. \n Chahar to Gaikwad, 1 run The length ball angles away sharply, finishes wide. Cut to deep point\n Chahar to Ravindra, no run Length on top of middle, defended to point\n Boult to Gaikwad, FOUR runs Neat cover drive. He took a big stride across, there's a flourish too but an absolutely still base as he made contact. Outfield's rapid Around\n Boult to Gaikwad, FOUR runs And Ruturaj dances late, turns a three-quarter-length ball into a full one. It's a firm drive through cover again Back over the wicket\n Boult to Gaikwad, 2 runs Tilak saves two, runs to the right and dives full length at the deep-fine-leg boundary. Was a length ball that was leg glanced\n Boult to Gaikwad, no run Fullish ball on off, flicked to midwicket\n Boult to Gaikwad, 1 run Slower one is wide. Fullish too. Sits up for Gaikwad to cut to deep point\n Boult to Ravindra, 1 run Length on top of middle, flicked through deep square leg\n Chahar to Ravindra, no run Back of length on off, 135ks, might have been a bit of movement in off the pitch, pulled to midwicket.\n Chahar to Ravindra, FOUR runs Full ball swings in but the starting line was on the pads. Ravindra was able to help it along with a leg glance. A touch uppish but well to the right of short fine\n Chahar to Ravindra, 1 run Short fine in play again, Vignesh half-stops it with a dive. Deep-backward square stops it. Was a back of lengther on the pads, flicked off the back foot\n Chahar to Gaikwad, SIX runs Short ball, picked early, deposited over the ropes at midwicket. Ball was at the stumps, around top-of-shoulder height. Not that bad a ball, just that Gaikwad had ample time and connected nicely. 70-metre hit Ruturaj Gaikwad vs MI in T20s INNS 9 RUNS 256 SR 147.12 AVE 42.66\n Chahar to Gaikwad, no run Some Test stuff. Fullish on fourth, defended to cover\n Chahar to Gaikwad, no run Shoots low, beats bat, luckily for Ruturaj it's not at the stumps. 136ks length ball on fourth stump, the batter's weight wasn't forward but tried - in a last-ditch effort - to try and jam it. Couldn't.\n Raju to Ravindra, 1 wide Wide down leg, fullish ball goes past the flick\n Raju to Ravindra, 1 run Back of length, 131ks, on top of off. Delivered from slightly wide of the crease, Raju stepped towards the middle in follow-through too. Looks a touch wrong-footed almost. Pulled to deep square leg\n Raju to Gaikwad, FOUR runs Not much width on that length ball but it sits up and is cut through backward point\n Raju to Gaikwad, FOUR runs This is dragged down and even wider, sits up again. Ruturaj waits for the ball to get next to him and belts another cut, this was a bit more aerial and in the gap through point. No chance for deep-backward point who was in place\n Raju to Gaikwad, 1 run Wide on a length, late cut again. This is withoug the power. To deep-backward point\n Raju to Ravindra, 1 run Back of length on leg, flicked off the back foot to the right of midwicket. Stopped with a dive\n Raju to Gaikwad, 1 run Length on fifth, 134ks, open-faced punch takes it to deep-backward point\n Santner to Gaikwad, no run Full down leg, 88ks, flicked to short fine leg\n Santner to Gaikwad, no run Beaten on the pull. Was a length ball around leg that spun away a touch, got good bounce. Hit on the body\n Santner to Gaikwad, SIX runs Makes room and wallops a pull over midwicket. Not that short, just over stump-height, Ruturaj got his left leg well out of line and swung through the hips. 71-metre hit\n Santner to Gaikwad, no run Shapes to do the same thing, the left leg slides but comes back, pulls it to short fine\n Santner to Gaikwad, FOUR runs Opens cover point this time, makes ample room to a stock ball on middle stump. Fullish ball is driven over the infielder. Not a bad ball, Santner just can't settle in, not being afforded a chance\n Santner to Gaikwad, FOUR runs With no deep square leg, the bit of shortness was a gift for Ruturaj. It was too straight too, pulled along the ground Timeout\n Jacks to Ravindra, 2 runs Ooh, a tight second run. Throw at the non-striker's is a touch wide. Was a full ball around off that was driven to the left of deep cover\n Jacks to Ravindra, 1 run Full and loopy on off, 88ks stock ball, whipped through midwicket\n Jacks to Gaikwad, SIX runs Inside out with a diagonal bat. Over cover, just clears the ropes. Jacks loops up an offbreak\n Jacks to Gaikwad, 1 run Yorker on fifth, jammed to deep cover\n Jacks to Ravindra, 1 run Fullish length ball on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n Jacks to Gaikwad, 1 run Ruturaj brings up a 22-ball fifty, his fastest in the IPL, to kick off the season. Raises his bat and points to the balcony. It's a statement innings alright. Was a fullish ball on fourth, 89ks, flicked to short fine leg's left\n Puthur to Gaikwad, 1 run Good start. Length on off, no spin, flicked through midwicket\n Puthur to Ravindra, 1 run Slightly quick through the air. Length ball on leg, flicked through the leg side\n Puthur to Gaikwad, 2 runs Cut with the angle, deep point runs to the left to cut it off. Was a length ball on fifth, was just a horizontal-bat caress from Gaikwad\n Puthur to Gaikwad, no run Ball starts similarly but spins in late. Ruturaj is deep in the crease and outside off, cuts it nicely to point\n Puthur to Gaikwad, OUT Maiden wicket? Yep, taken close to the straight boundary. Big hug from SKY to Vignesh. Ball was in the slot, fullis around off, there for the step-hit. Ruturaj went for the lofted straight drive, looked to have gotten it off the bottom of the bat. \n Puthur to Dube, 1 run Length on leg, flicked to long leg\n Jacks to Dube, 3 wide Fullish ball down leg, 87ks, beats the glance and goes fine. Stopped in the deep. An MI player asks if that came off the bat, no review taken\n Jacks to Dube, no run Fullish ball is worked back to the bowler\n Jacks to Dube, 1 run Length on middle and leg, punched to long-on. 92ks, no spin, came off the pitch nicely too\n Jacks to Ravindra, 1 run Fullish on middle, made to look like it was down leg by Ravindra as he shuffled across. Shovels a sweep through fine leg\n Jacks to Dube, 1 run Length on leg, flicked off the back foot to long-on. 94ks\n Jacks to Ravindra, 1 run Length on leg, clipped through square leg\n Jacks to Dube, SIX runs Dube sinks his teeth into it. Not a short ball, was length only but it sat up, picked off the stumps with a pull. Sails flat over midwicket. Stable base and high hand speed, signs of Dube looking good\n Puthur to Ravindra, 2 runs Fullish ball is well down leg, Ravindra gets on one knee and sweeps it fine\n Puthur to Ravindra, 1 run Looped nicely, 78ks, fullish ball on fourth, Ravindra was enticed, went for the slog sweep. Clothed it along the ground to deep square leg Slip in\n Puthur to Dube, no run Turns in sharply, goes past the under-edge as Dube heaves across the line. MI ask for a referral, the square-leg ump denies it. Was a wide, loopy stock ball on a length that didn't bounce much.\n Puthur to Dube, OUT Vignesh has two caught down at the straight boundary. This was brave. Bowled at just 80ks despite Dube looking for boundary hits previously. Was a fullish ball at the stumps, Dube took a forward stride and launched a straight drive, gets caught close to the ropes. Another big hug from the skipper \n Puthur to Hooda, 1 run Low fully down leg. Ball might've slipped out of the hand. Paddle swept to short fine\n Puthur to Ravindra, no run Full on leg, flicked to midwicket A run-a-ball 60 needed at the back ten. Can MI pull a surprise? Find out with VIshal","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Dube","Gaikwad","Hooda","Ravindra","Tripathi"],"Runs":[9.0,53.0,1.0,26.0,2.0],"Balls_Faced":[7,26,1,23,3],"Fours":[0,6,0,2,0],"Sixes":[1,3,0,0,0],"S\/R":[128.57,203.85,100.0,113.04,66.67],"dismissal":["c Tilak Varma b Puthur","c Jacks b Puthur","Not Out","Not Out","c \u2020Rickelton b Chahar"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Boult","Chahar","Jacks","Puthur","Raju","Santner"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,6,6],"Runs_Given":[17.0,18.0,25.0,9.0,13.0,14.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,2,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Boult to Ravindra, 2 runs .Leg--stump length ball goes straight on, flicked through midwicket. Along the ground, .two taken\nBoult to Ravindra, no run .This shaped away. Starting line is fifth stump, length is three-quarters. Left alone\nBoult to Ravindra, 1 run .Under-edges a cut to forward point. Was a wide ball on a length\nBoult to Tripathi, 1 run .Swing in but it's overpitched, finishes on middle stump punched into the pitch. Ball .bounces high and to the left of the bowler\nBoult to Ravindra, 1 wide .Fullish ball doesn't swing, goes down leg. Past the flick, to the keeper. Boult might've .been looking for the magic ball\nBoult to Ravindra, no run .Similar to the second ball, sans the swing. Ravindra shapes to cut, underedges it into .the pitch in front\nBoult to Ravindra, no run .Looked like a cutter. Cuts Ravindra in half too. Was a length ball that landed around fifth .and spun in a bit, Ravindra went for the straight drive but was beaten by the lack of pace .and the line.\nChahar to Tripathi, 1 run .Full down leg, glanced to deep fine. 130ks\nChahar to Ravindra, FOUR runs .Width offered and that's flashed over backward point. Ravindra took a step forward, .was on one knee and his weight was going forward. Was actually a shortish ball\nChahar to Ravindra, 1 run .Worked off the back foot through square leg . .Deepak Chahar in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1650 .WKTS .74 .4s\/6s .285\/59 .ECON .7.87 .AVE .29.25\nChahar to Tripathi, OUT .Bouncer. Gloved to the keeper. Chahar is animated with his celebration. Just 130ks but .that looked quicker, angling in at the batter's left shoulder, he swivelled and tried to help .it fine. Looked like he was done for pace. Surprise change of length hand MI their first. .Rahul Tripathi c \u2020Rickelton b Chahar 2 (3b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 66.66\nChahar to Gaikwad, 1 run .The length ball angles away sharply, finishes wide. Cut to deep point\nChahar to Ravindra, no run .Length on top of middle, defended to point\nBoult to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .Neat cover drive. He took a big stride across, there's a flourish too but an absolutely still .base as he made contact. Outfield's rapid .Around\nBoult to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .And Ruturaj dances late, turns a three-quarter-length ball into a full one. It's a firm drive .through cover again .Back over the wicket\nBoult to Gaikwad, 2 runs .Tilak saves two, runs to the right and dives full length at the deep-fine-leg boundary. .Was a length ball that was leg glanced\nBoult to Gaikwad, no run .Fullish ball on off, flicked to midwicket\nBoult to Gaikwad, 1 run .Slower one is wide. Fullish too. Sits up for Gaikwad to cut to deep point\nBoult to Ravindra, 1 run .Length on top of middle, flicked through deep square leg\nChahar to Ravindra, no run .Back of length on off, 135ks, might have been a bit of movement in off the pitch, pulled .to midwicket.\nChahar to Ravindra, FOUR runs .Full ball swings in but the starting line was on the pads. Ravindra was able to help it .along with a leg glance. A touch uppish but well to the right of short fine\nChahar to Ravindra, 1 run .Short fine in play again, Vignesh half-stops it with a dive. Deep-backward square stops .it. Was a back of lengther on the pads, flicked off the back foot\nChahar to Gaikwad, SIX runs .Short ball, picked early, deposited over the ropes at midwicket. Ball was at the stumps, .around top-of-shoulder height. Not that bad a ball, just that Gaikwad had ample time .and connected nicely. 70-metre hit . .Ruturaj Gaikwad vs MI in T20s .INNS .9 .RUNS .256 .SR .147.12 .AVE .42.66\nChahar to Gaikwad, no run .Some Test stuff. Fullish on fourth, defended to cover\nChahar to Gaikwad, no run .Shoots low, beats bat, luckily for Ruturaj it's not at the stumps. 136ks length ball on .fourth stump, the batter's weight wasn't forward but tried - in a last-ditch effort - to try .and jam it. Couldn't.\nRaju to Ravindra, 1 wide .Wide down leg, fullish ball goes past the flick\nRaju to Ravindra, 1 run .Back of length, 131ks, on top of off. Delivered from slightly wide of the crease, Raju .stepped towards the middle in follow-through too. Looks a touch wrong-footed almost. .Pulled to deep square leg\nRaju to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .Not much width on that length ball but it sits up and is cut through backward point\nRaju to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .This is dragged down and even wider, sits up again. Ruturaj waits for the ball to get next .to him and belts another cut, this was a bit more aerial and in the gap through point. No .chance for deep-backward point who was in place\nRaju to Gaikwad, 1 run .Wide on a length, late cut again. This is withoug the power. To deep-backward point\nRaju to Ravindra, 1 run .Back of length on leg, flicked off the back foot to the right of midwicket. Stopped with a .dive\nRaju to Gaikwad, 1 run .Length on fifth, 134ks, open-faced punch takes it to deep-backward point\nSantner to Gaikwad, no run .Full down leg, 88ks, flicked to short fine leg\nSantner to Gaikwad, no run .Beaten on the pull. Was a length ball around leg that spun away a touch, got good .bounce. Hit on the body\nSantner to Gaikwad, SIX runs .Makes room and wallops a pull over midwicket. Not that short, just over stump-height, .Ruturaj got his left leg well out of line and swung through the hips. 71-metre hit\nSantner to Gaikwad, no run .Shapes to do the same thing, the left leg slides but comes back, pulls it to short fine\nSantner to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .Opens cover point this time, makes ample room to a stock ball on middle stump. Fullish .ball is driven over the infielder. Not a bad ball, Santner just can't settle in, not being .afforded a chance\nSantner to Gaikwad, FOUR runs .With no deep square leg, the bit of shortness was a gift for Ruturaj. It was too straight .too, pulled along the ground .Timeout\nJacks to Ravindra, 2 runs .Ooh, a tight second run. Throw at the non-striker's is a touch wide. Was a full ball .around off that was driven to the left of deep cover\nJacks to Ravindra, 1 run .Full and loopy on off, 88ks stock ball, whipped through midwicket\nJacks to Gaikwad, SIX runs .Inside out with a diagonal bat. Over cover, just clears the ropes. Jacks loops up an .offbreak\nJacks to Gaikwad, 1 run .Yorker on fifth, jammed to deep cover\nJacks to Ravindra, 1 run .Fullish length ball on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\nJacks to Gaikwad, 1 run .Ruturaj brings up a 22-ball fifty, his fastest in the IPL, to kick off the season. Raises his .bat and points to the balcony. It's a statement innings alright. Was a fullish ball on .fourth, 89ks, flicked to short fine leg's left\nPuthur to Gaikwad, 1 run .Good start. Length on off, no spin, flicked through midwicket\nPuthur to Ravindra, 1 run .Slightly quick through the air. Length ball on leg, flicked through the leg side\nPuthur to Gaikwad, 2 runs .Cut with the angle, deep point runs to the left to cut it off. Was a length ball on fifth, was .just a horizontal-bat caress from Gaikwad\nPuthur to Gaikwad, no run .Ball starts similarly but spins in late. Ruturaj is deep in the crease and outside off, cuts it .nicely to point\nPuthur to Gaikwad, OUT .Maiden wicket? Yep, taken close to the straight boundary. Big hug from SKY to .Vignesh. Ball was in the slot, fullis around off, there for the step-hit. Ruturaj went for the .lofted straight drive, looked to have gotten it off the bottom of the bat. .Ruturaj Gaikwad c Jacks b Puthur 53 (26b 6x4 3x6 31m) SR: 203.84\nPuthur to Dube, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked to long leg\nJacks to Dube, 3 wide .Fullish ball down leg, 87ks, beats the glance and goes fine. Stopped in the deep. An MI .player asks if that came off the bat, no review taken\nJacks to Dube, no run .Fullish ball is worked back to the bowler\nJacks to Dube, 1 run .Length on middle and leg, punched to long-on. 92ks, no spin, came off the pitch nicely .too\nJacks to Ravindra, 1 run .Fullish on middle, made to look like it was down leg by Ravindra as he shuffled across. .Shovels a sweep through fine leg\nJacks to Dube, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked off the back foot to long-on. 94ks\nJacks to Ravindra, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped through square leg\nJacks to Dube, SIX runs .Dube sinks his teeth into it. Not a short ball, was length only but it sat up, picked off the .stumps with a pull. Sails flat over midwicket. Stable base and high hand speed, signs of .Dube looking good\nPuthur to Ravindra, 2 runs .Fullish ball is well down leg, Ravindra gets on one knee and sweeps it fine\nPuthur to Ravindra, 1 run .Looped nicely, 78ks, fullish ball on fourth, Ravindra was enticed, went for the slog .sweep. Clothed it along the ground to deep square leg .Slip in\nPuthur to Dube, no run .Turns in sharply, goes past the under-edge as Dube heaves across the line. MI ask for a .referral, the square-leg ump denies it. Was a wide, loopy stock ball on a length that .didn't bounce much.\nPuthur to Dube, OUT .Vignesh has two caught down at the straight boundary. This was brave. Bowled at just .80ks despite Dube looking for boundary hits previously. Was a fullish ball at the stumps, .Dube took a forward stride and launched a straight drive, gets caught close to the .ropes. Another big hug from the skipper .Shivam Dube c Tilak Varma b Puthur 9 (7b 0x4 1x6 8m) SR: 128.57\nPuthur to Hooda, 1 run .Low fully down leg. Ball might've slipped out of the hand. Paddle swept to short fine\nPuthur to Ravindra, no run .Full on leg, flicked to midwicket .A run-a-ball 60 needed at the back ten. Can MI pull a surprise? Find out with VIshal\nSantner to Hooda, 1 run .from wide of the crease towards leg and swept away over square leg for one .Over to Ravindra\nSantner to Ravindra, no run .sharp turn for the length ball towards leg as Ravindra backs away and is surprised by .the turn, ends up defending it back\nSantner to Ravindra, 1 run .rocks back for the shorter ball and pulls it down to long-on for one\nSantner to Hooda, 1 run .slow towards middle, he taps towards point with soft hands and they want one, but .nearly bang into each other before completing the single\nSantner to Ravindra, no run .flatter and quicker on leg to Ravindra, he defends it back\nSantner to Ravindra, 1 run .on leg again, this time worked down to long-on for one .Will MI ask for a different ball at some point? They can now, since 10 overs are done\nPuthur to Ravindra, SIX runs .he marches down and lofts that handsomely down the ground before it can turn, getting .nicely under the ball for a clean six. The first boundary off Vignesh tonight\nPuthur to Ravindra, 1 run .he pulls the length shorter and Ravindra pulls it to deep square leg for one\nPuthur to Hooda, no run .half an appeal for lbw as Hooda misses the sweep from well outside off. Struck outside .off most probably\nPuthur to Hooda, OUT .that's the third wicket for Vignesh Puthur! Is he taking down CSK single-handedly? That .was a tricky catch, taken nicely in the end after it looked like Chahar misjudged it in the .deep. Hooda got under the ball nicely with a big sweep, but he played it high from .bottom up and Chahar was a few yards inside the boundary, putting in a dive in the end .to get both hands to it .Deepak Hooda c Raju b Puthur 3 (5b 0x4 0x6 8m) SR: 60\nPuthur to Sam Curran, 1 run .keeps low after turning away from outside off, pulled down to long-on\nPuthur to Ravindra, no run .full on the pads and it's flicked late to short fine leg. No run there\nJacks to Sam Curran, no run .full on the pads, flicked to midwicket\nJacks to Sam Curran, no run .almost the same line and length, same shot to the same fielder again\nJacks to Sam Curran, 1 run .works this one down to long-on this time for one\nJacks to Ravindra, 2 runs .Ravindra takes a step towards off to flick this one against the turn to deep midwicket. .One more\nJacks to Ravindra, no run .cuts from outside off but finds the fielder at point. Third dot of the over\nJacks to Ravindra, 1 run .92.9kmh, straighter but still quite full and it's on-driven against the turn for one to end .the over .Tidy over, brings the asking rate over six now\nNaman Dhir to Ravindra, 1 run .starts like Jacks with a full one on leg and he flicks it down to long-on for one\nNaman Dhir to Sam Curran, no run .short and flat on off, cut straight to cover\nNaman Dhir to Sam Curran, 1 run .84.9kmh, slower and on the pads, flicks it square for one easily\nNaman Dhir to Ravindra, 1 run .shorter on the pads and he helps it square for one more\nNaman Dhir to Sam Curran, no run .just short of length outside off, punches off the back foot but finds cover\nNaman Dhir to Sam Curran, 1 run .90.5kmh, angling in from off to leg, Curran goes back dangerously and works it square .for one\nJacks to Sam Curran, OUT .swings and misses, loses his off stump! Straight on off stump, no tricks off the hand or .the pitch, and Curran swings wildly and misses it completely. A scratchy little innings .comes to an end .Sam Curran b Jacks 4 (9b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 44.44\nJacks to Jadeja, no run .loud appeal for lbw first ball turned down, but looks like it either pitched outside leg or .was going down leg. MI seniors get together and SKY asks for a review. Seems .desperate to me, to be honest, but these are desperate times. Firstly, nothing on .UltraEdge so no bat. It's pitched in line on leg but it's going down leg, so MI lose a .review\nJacks to Jadeja, no run .lunges forward this time and pushes the length ball from middle to mid-on\nJacks to Jadeja, 1 run .pushed straight back, Jacks dives to his left and gets a hand too but can't save the .single\nJacks to Ravindra, 1 run .uses hard hands to whip the fullish ball to leg, gets one\nJacks to Jadeja, 1 run .Jadeja takes out the sweep now with fine leg deep and he gets one after fetching the .ball from middle stump .Just three singles from that and a wicket\nNaman Dhir to Jadeja, 1 run .pushes the length ball from outside off to long-off uppishly. A single . .Ravindra Jadeja vs offspin in T20s .RUNS .337 .OUTS .12 .4s\/6s .17\/12 .SR .106.64 .AVE .37.44\nNaman Dhir to Ravindra, 1 run .in the air as he mistimes that drive and it balloons towards long-off but falls halfway .before him\nNaman Dhir to Jadeja, 1 run .well outside off and Jadeja reaches out for another sweep for one\nNaman Dhir to Ravindra, 1 run .on leg from wide of the crease, flicked away for one\nNaman Dhir to Jadeja, 1 run .Jadeja goes down again, another sweep for a single but this is a quick one as fine leg is .in the circle\nNaman Dhir to Ravindra, 1 run .backs away just a bit and manages to cut the ball for one somehow\nBoult to Ravindra, 1 run .short of length on off and Ravindra lofts that over midwicket for just one .Ravindra has been struggling to time the ball today\nBoult to Jadeja, FOUR runs .there comes the boundary and it's from Ravindra Jadeja! Short and wide, swinging away .too and all he had to do was steer it late wide of short third with decent timing and he .does that perfectly .26 off 22, lots of pressure off CSK\nBoult to Jadeja, 2 runs .he bangs it in short while taking the pace off, Jadeja pulls and they come back for a .second after Vignesh puts in a dive at deep square leg to save the boundary\nBoult to Jadeja, 1 run .run out chance and Jadeja survives! Pulls to midwicket half-heartedly, takes off for the .single and takes on the fielder who can only see one stump and goes for it but misses. .Touch and go if he had hit\nBoult to Ravindra, 1 run .short ball, quite slow and Ravindra pulls it away with some power for one. That's one for .the over\nBoult to Jadeja, 1 run .137.7kmh, pace on the ball and width this time for the short of length ball and he dabs it .late to deep third for one. He wanted a second too and turns around, but he's sent back .while the ball was thrown to the keeper's end so no damage done for CSK\nPuthur to Jadeja, no run .legbreak on middle and leg, Ravindra lunges forward and chips it back. Could have been .a catch but hardly carried\nPuthur to Jadeja, 1 run .way outside leg now and flicked away nicely for one\nPuthur to Ravindra, SIX runs .into the stands that's a sea of yellow! Ravindra dances down, makes it a low full toss on .the leg side and sends that sailing over the midwicket boundary to reach his half- .century\nPuthur to Ravindra, 1 run .sweeps with hard hands over the square leg umpire for one more\nPuthur to Jadeja, 1 run .he comes down, Puthur replies with a short and quick one and Jadeja taps it to off for .one . .Rachin Ravindra vs Vignesh Puthur .BALLS .10 .RUNS .24 .OUTS .0 .SR .240.00 .4s\/6s .0\/3\nPuthur to Ravindra, SIX runs .smoked over long-on this time, what a shot from Ravindra! Hardly pitched up but .Ravindra charges down again, takes it on the full and absolutely smashes that on the .leg side. And that could be the game .Did MI make a mistake by holding back Puthur's last over for the end?\nNaman Dhir to Jadeja, 2 runs .Jadeja reverse paddles that one fine on the off side and they get two quick runs .The fans in yellow have started to get on their feet, including Ashwin's wife\nNaman Dhir to Jadeja, no run .full and slow on middle, pushes it back gently\nNaman Dhir to Jadeja, no run .tries the reverse sweep again, middles it too but finds short third\nNaman Dhir to Jadeja, OUT .a horrible mix up and CSK lose one more! this was flicked to midwicket and Jadeja went .for it, Ravindra said no but Jadeja came a long way down and seeing that Ravindra .ventured out too, almost crossing each other. The bails are taken off at the keeper's .end, both batters almost face to face halfway down the pitch but it's confirmed they .didn't cross and Jadeja is gone .Ravindra Jadeja run out (Chahar\/\u2020Rickelton) 17 (18b 1x4 0x6 24m) SR: 94.44\nNaman Dhir to Dhoni, no run .flat and turning in from outside off, he goes. back to help it to leg .Will it be a six now?\nNaman Dhir to Dhoni, no run .goes back again to cover the stumps and Naman Dhir does well to not pitch it up. It's .short and quick, forcing Dhoni to work it towards long-on but a dive from midwicket to .his left saves the one .SKY is struggling with something there, seems like an issue with his left leg. But nothing .serious\nSantner to Ravindra, SIX runs .Ravindra does a Dhoni and he finishes it off in style! .Rachin Ravindra: Mumbai made it really difficult for us, they changed the pace nicely in .the middle. Chokes us in the middle over and made it difficult for us. The Chepauk .wicket is definitely tricky at times, you don't know what to expect. Rutu is amazing, .struck at 200 without really trying, great batsmanship. It (the bump on the head he .suffered in Pakistan) has been alright, hopefully it doesn't happen again. The pitch was .definitely holding a fraction, wasn't turning a mile but their lengths made it difficult of .runs. .Suryakumar Yadav: We were actually 15-20 runs short but the fight the boys showed .was commendable. Amazing (debut from Vignesh Puthur). MI is known for that, .scouring youngsters 10 months a year and they've done that, he has a bright future .ahead. I kept his one over in the end in my pocket in case the game went far but it was a .no-brainer in the end. There was no dew but it was a pretty sticky, Ruturaj batted very .well in the second innings.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs MI, 3rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Boult to Ravindra, 2 runs Leg--stump length ball goes straight on, flicked through midwicket. Along the ground, two taken\n Boult to Ravindra, no run This shaped away. Starting line is fifth stump, length is three-quarters. Left alone\n Boult to Ravindra, 1 run Under-edges a cut to forward point. Was a wide ball on a length\n Boult to Tripathi, 1 run Swing in but it's overpitched, finishes on middle stump punched into the pitch. Ball bounces high and to the left of the bowler\n Boult to Ravindra, 1 wide Fullish ball doesn't swing, goes down leg. Past the flick, to the keeper. Boult might've been looking for the magic ball\n Boult to Ravindra, no run Similar to the second ball, sans the swing. Ravindra shapes to cut, underedges it into the pitch in front\n Boult to Ravindra, no run Looked like a cutter. Cuts Ravindra in half too. Was a length ball that landed around fifth and spun in a bit, Ravindra went for the straight drive but was beaten by the lack of pace and the line.\n Chahar to Tripathi, 1 run Full down leg, glanced to deep fine. 130ks\n Chahar to Ravindra, FOUR runs Width offered and that's flashed over backward point. Ravindra took a step forward, was on one knee and his weight was going forward. Was actually a shortish ball\n Chahar to Ravindra, 1 run Worked off the back foot through square leg BALLS 1650 WKTS 74 4s\/6s 285\/59 ECON 7.87 AVE 29.25\n Chahar to Tripathi, OUT Bouncer. Gloved to the keeper. Chahar is animated with his celebration. Just 130ks but that looked quicker, angling in at the batter's left shoulder, he swivelled and tried to help it fine. Looked like he was done for pace. Surprise change of length hand MI their first. \n Chahar to Gaikwad, 1 run The length ball angles away sharply, finishes wide. Cut to deep point\n Chahar to Ravindra, no run Length on top of middle, defended to point\n Boult to Gaikwad, FOUR runs Neat cover drive. He took a big stride across, there's a flourish too but an absolutely still base as he made contact. Outfield's rapid Around\n Boult to Gaikwad, FOUR runs And Ruturaj dances late, turns a three-quarter-length ball into a full one. It's a firm drive through cover again Back over the wicket\n Boult to Gaikwad, 2 runs Tilak saves two, runs to the right and dives full length at the deep-fine-leg boundary. Was a length ball that was leg glanced\n Boult to Gaikwad, no run Fullish ball on off, flicked to midwicket\n Boult to Gaikwad, 1 run Slower one is wide. Fullish too. Sits up for Gaikwad to cut to deep point\n Boult to Ravindra, 1 run Length on top of middle, flicked through deep square leg\n Chahar to Ravindra, no run Back of length on off, 135ks, might have been a bit of movement in off the pitch, pulled to midwicket.\n Chahar to Ravindra, FOUR runs Full ball swings in but the starting line was on the pads. Ravindra was able to help it along with a leg glance. A touch uppish but well to the right of short fine\n Chahar to Ravindra, 1 run Short fine in play again, Vignesh half-stops it with a dive. Deep-backward square stops it. Was a back of lengther on the pads, flicked off the back foot\n Chahar to Gaikwad, SIX runs Short ball, picked early, deposited over the ropes at midwicket. Ball was at the stumps, around top-of-shoulder height. Not that bad a ball, just that Gaikwad had ample time and connected nicely. 70-metre hit Ruturaj Gaikwad vs MI in T20s INNS 9 RUNS 256 SR 147.12 AVE 42.66\n Chahar to Gaikwad, no run Some Test stuff. Fullish on fourth, defended to cover\n Chahar to Gaikwad, no run Shoots low, beats bat, luckily for Ruturaj it's not at the stumps. 136ks length ball on fourth stump, the batter's weight wasn't forward but tried - in a last-ditch effort - to try and jam it. Couldn't.\n Raju to Ravindra, 1 wide Wide down leg, fullish ball goes past the flick\n Raju to Ravindra, 1 run Back of length, 131ks, on top of off. Delivered from slightly wide of the crease, Raju stepped towards the middle in follow-through too. Looks a touch wrong-footed almost. Pulled to deep square leg\n Raju to Gaikwad, FOUR runs Not much width on that length ball but it sits up and is cut through backward point\n Raju to Gaikwad, FOUR runs This is dragged down and even wider, sits up again. Ruturaj waits for the ball to get next to him and belts another cut, this was a bit more aerial and in the gap through point. No chance for deep-backward point who was in place\n Raju to Gaikwad, 1 run Wide on a length, late cut again. This is withoug the power. To deep-backward point\n Raju to Ravindra, 1 run Back of length on leg, flicked off the back foot to the right of midwicket. Stopped with a dive\n Raju to Gaikwad, 1 run Length on fifth, 134ks, open-faced punch takes it to deep-backward point\n Santner to Gaikwad, no run Full down leg, 88ks, flicked to short fine leg\n Santner to Gaikwad, no run Beaten on the pull. Was a length ball around leg that spun away a touch, got good bounce. Hit on the body\n Santner to Gaikwad, SIX runs Makes room and wallops a pull over midwicket. Not that short, just over stump-height, Ruturaj got his left leg well out of line and swung through the hips. 71-metre hit\n Santner to Gaikwad, no run Shapes to do the same thing, the left leg slides but comes back, pulls it to short fine\n Santner to Gaikwad, FOUR runs Opens cover point this time, makes ample room to a stock ball on middle stump. Fullish ball is driven over the infielder. Not a bad ball, Santner just can't settle in, not being afforded a chance\n Santner to Gaikwad, FOUR runs With no deep square leg, the bit of shortness was a gift for Ruturaj. It was too straight too, pulled along the ground Timeout\n Jacks to Ravindra, 2 runs Ooh, a tight second run. Throw at the non-striker's is a touch wide. Was a full ball around off that was driven to the left of deep cover\n Jacks to Ravindra, 1 run Full and loopy on off, 88ks stock ball, whipped through midwicket\n Jacks to Gaikwad, SIX runs Inside out with a diagonal bat. Over cover, just clears the ropes. Jacks loops up an offbreak\n Jacks to Gaikwad, 1 run Yorker on fifth, jammed to deep cover\n Jacks to Ravindra, 1 run Fullish length ball on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n Jacks to Gaikwad, 1 run Ruturaj brings up a 22-ball fifty, his fastest in the IPL, to kick off the season. Raises his bat and points to the balcony. It's a statement innings alright. Was a fullish ball on fourth, 89ks, flicked to short fine leg's left\n Puthur to Gaikwad, 1 run Good start. Length on off, no spin, flicked through midwicket\n Puthur to Ravindra, 1 run Slightly quick through the air. Length ball on leg, flicked through the leg side\n Puthur to Gaikwad, 2 runs Cut with the angle, deep point runs to the left to cut it off. Was a length ball on fifth, was just a horizontal-bat caress from Gaikwad\n Puthur to Gaikwad, no run Ball starts similarly but spins in late. Ruturaj is deep in the crease and outside off, cuts it nicely to point\n Puthur to Gaikwad, OUT Maiden wicket? Yep, taken close to the straight boundary. Big hug from SKY to Vignesh. Ball was in the slot, fullis around off, there for the step-hit. Ruturaj went for the lofted straight drive, looked to have gotten it off the bottom of the bat. \n Puthur to Dube, 1 run Length on leg, flicked to long leg\n Jacks to Dube, 3 wide Fullish ball down leg, 87ks, beats the glance and goes fine. Stopped in the deep. An MI player asks if that came off the bat, no review taken\n Jacks to Dube, no run Fullish ball is worked back to the bowler\n Jacks to Dube, 1 run Length on middle and leg, punched to long-on. 92ks, no spin, came off the pitch nicely too\n Jacks to Ravindra, 1 run Fullish on middle, made to look like it was down leg by Ravindra as he shuffled across. Shovels a sweep through fine leg\n Jacks to Dube, 1 run Length on leg, flicked off the back foot to long-on. 94ks\n Jacks to Ravindra, 1 run Length on leg, clipped through square leg\n Jacks to Dube, SIX runs Dube sinks his teeth into it. Not a short ball, was length only but it sat up, picked off the stumps with a pull. Sails flat over midwicket. Stable base and high hand speed, signs of Dube looking good\n Puthur to Ravindra, 2 runs Fullish ball is well down leg, Ravindra gets on one knee and sweeps it fine\n Puthur to Ravindra, 1 run Looped nicely, 78ks, fullish ball on fourth, Ravindra was enticed, went for the slog sweep. Clothed it along the ground to deep square leg Slip in\n Puthur to Dube, no run Turns in sharply, goes past the under-edge as Dube heaves across the line. MI ask for a referral, the square-leg ump denies it. Was a wide, loopy stock ball on a length that didn't bounce much.\n Puthur to Dube, OUT Vignesh has two caught down at the straight boundary. This was brave. Bowled at just 80ks despite Dube looking for boundary hits previously. Was a fullish ball at the stumps, Dube took a forward stride and launched a straight drive, gets caught close to the ropes. Another big hug from the skipper \n Puthur to Hooda, 1 run Low fully down leg. Ball might've slipped out of the hand. Paddle swept to short fine\n Puthur to Ravindra, no run Full on leg, flicked to midwicket A run-a-ball 60 needed at the back ten. Can MI pull a surprise? Find out with VIshal\n Santner to Hooda, 1 run from wide of the crease towards leg and swept away over square leg for one Over to Ravindra\n Santner to Ravindra, no run sharp turn for the length ball towards leg as Ravindra backs away and is surprised by the turn, ends up defending it back\n Santner to Ravindra, 1 run rocks back for the shorter ball and pulls it down to long-on for one\n Santner to Hooda, 1 run slow towards middle, he taps towards point with soft hands and they want one, but nearly bang into each other before completing the single\n Santner to Ravindra, no run flatter and quicker on leg to Ravindra, he defends it back\n Santner to Ravindra, 1 run on leg again, this time worked down to long-on for one Will MI ask for a different ball at some point? They can now, since 10 overs are done\n Puthur to Ravindra, SIX runs he marches down and lofts that handsomely down the ground before it can turn, getting nicely under the ball for a clean six. The first boundary off Vignesh tonight\n Puthur to Ravindra, 1 run he pulls the length shorter and Ravindra pulls it to deep square leg for one\n Puthur to Hooda, no run half an appeal for lbw as Hooda misses the sweep from well outside off. Struck outside off most probably\n Puthur to Hooda, OUT that's the third wicket for Vignesh Puthur! Is he taking down CSK single-handedly? That was a tricky catch, taken nicely in the end after it looked like Chahar misjudged it in the deep. Hooda got under the ball nicely with a big sweep, but he played it high from bottom up and Chahar was a few yards inside the boundary, putting in a dive in the end to get both hands to it \n Puthur to Sam Curran, 1 run keeps low after turning away from outside off, pulled down to long-on\n Puthur to Ravindra, no run full on the pads and it's flicked late to short fine leg. No run there\n Jacks to Sam Curran, no run full on the pads, flicked to midwicket\n Jacks to Sam Curran, no run almost the same line and length, same shot to the same fielder again\n Jacks to Sam Curran, 1 run works this one down to long-on this time for one\n Jacks to Ravindra, 2 runs Ravindra takes a step towards off to flick this one against the turn to deep midwicket. One more\n Jacks to Ravindra, no run cuts from outside off but finds the fielder at point. Third dot of the over\n Jacks to Ravindra, 1 run 92.9kmh, straighter but still quite full and it's on-driven against the turn for one to end the over Tidy over, brings the asking rate over six now\n Naman Dhir to Ravindra, 1 run starts like Jacks with a full one on leg and he flicks it down to long-on for one\n Naman Dhir to Sam Curran, no run short and flat on off, cut straight to cover\n Naman Dhir to Sam Curran, 1 run 84.9kmh, slower and on the pads, flicks it square for one easily\n Naman Dhir to Ravindra, 1 run shorter on the pads and he helps it square for one more\n Naman Dhir to Sam Curran, no run just short of length outside off, punches off the back foot but finds cover\n Naman Dhir to Sam Curran, 1 run 90.5kmh, angling in from off to leg, Curran goes back dangerously and works it square for one\n Jacks to Sam Curran, OUT swings and misses, loses his off stump! Straight on off stump, no tricks off the hand or the pitch, and Curran swings wildly and misses it completely. A scratchy little innings comes to an end \n Jacks to Jadeja, no run loud appeal for lbw first ball turned down, but looks like it either pitched outside leg or was going down leg. MI seniors get together and SKY asks for a review. Seems desperate to me, to be honest, but these are desperate times. Firstly, nothing on UltraEdge so no bat. It's pitched in line on leg but it's going down leg, so MI lose a review\n Jacks to Jadeja, no run lunges forward this time and pushes the length ball from middle to mid-on\n Jacks to Jadeja, 1 run pushed straight back, Jacks dives to his left and gets a hand too but can't save the single\n Jacks to Ravindra, 1 run uses hard hands to whip the fullish ball to leg, gets one\n Jacks to Jadeja, 1 run Jadeja takes out the sweep now with fine leg deep and he gets one after fetching the ball from middle stump Just three singles from that and a wicket\n Naman Dhir to Jadeja, 1 run pushes the length ball from outside off to long-off uppishly. A single Ravindra Jadeja vs offspin in T20s RUNS 337 OUTS 12 4s\/6s 17\/12 SR 106.64 AVE 37.44\n Naman Dhir to Ravindra, 1 run in the air as he mistimes that drive and it balloons towards long-off but falls halfway before him\n Naman Dhir to Jadeja, 1 run well outside off and Jadeja reaches out for another sweep for one\n Naman Dhir to Ravindra, 1 run on leg from wide of the crease, flicked away for one\n Naman Dhir to Jadeja, 1 run Jadeja goes down again, another sweep for a single but this is a quick one as fine leg is in the circle\n Naman Dhir to Ravindra, 1 run backs away just a bit and manages to cut the ball for one somehow\n Boult to Ravindra, 1 run short of length on off and Ravindra lofts that over midwicket for just one Ravindra has been struggling to time the ball today\n Boult to Jadeja, FOUR runs there comes the boundary and it's from Ravindra Jadeja! Short and wide, swinging away too and all he had to do was steer it late wide of short third with decent timing and he does that perfectly 26 off 22, lots of pressure off CSK\n Boult to Jadeja, 2 runs he bangs it in short while taking the pace off, Jadeja pulls and they come back for a second after Vignesh puts in a dive at deep square leg to save the boundary\n Boult to Jadeja, 1 run run out chance and Jadeja survives! Pulls to midwicket half-heartedly, takes off for the single and takes on the fielder who can only see one stump and goes for it but misses. Touch and go if he had hit\n Boult to Ravindra, 1 run short ball, quite slow and Ravindra pulls it away with some power for one. That's one for the over\n Boult to Jadeja, 1 run 137.7kmh, pace on the ball and width this time for the short of length ball and he dabs it late to deep third for one. He wanted a second too and turns around, but he's sent back while the ball was thrown to the keeper's end so no damage done for CSK\n Puthur to Jadeja, no run legbreak on middle and leg, Ravindra lunges forward and chips it back. Could have been a catch but hardly carried\n Puthur to Jadeja, 1 run way outside leg now and flicked away nicely for one\n Puthur to Ravindra, SIX runs into the stands that's a sea of yellow! Ravindra dances down, makes it a low full toss on the leg side and sends that sailing over the midwicket boundary to reach his half-century\n Puthur to Ravindra, 1 run sweeps with hard hands over the square leg umpire for one more\n Puthur to Jadeja, 1 run he comes down, Puthur replies with a short and quick one and Jadeja taps it to off for one Rachin Ravindra vs Vignesh Puthur BALLS 10 RUNS 24 OUTS 0 SR 240.00 4s\/6s 0\/3\n Puthur to Ravindra, SIX runs smoked over long-on this time, what a shot from Ravindra! Hardly pitched up but Ravindra charges down again, takes it on the full and absolutely smashes that on the leg side. And that could be the game Did MI make a mistake by holding back Puthur's last over for the end?\n Naman Dhir to Jadeja, 2 runs Jadeja reverse paddles that one fine on the off side and they get two quick runs The fans in yellow have started to get on their feet, including Ashwin's wife\n Naman Dhir to Jadeja, no run full and slow on middle, pushes it back gently\n Naman Dhir to Jadeja, no run tries the reverse sweep again, middles it too but finds short third\n Naman Dhir to Jadeja, OUT a horrible mix up and CSK lose one more! this was flicked to midwicket and Jadeja went for it, Ravindra said no but Jadeja came a long way down and seeing that Ravindra ventured out too, almost crossing each other. The bails are taken off at the keeper's end, both batters almost face to face halfway down the pitch but it's confirmed they didn't cross and Jadeja is gone \n Naman Dhir to Dhoni, no run flat and turning in from outside off, he goes. back to help it to leg Will it be a six now?\n Naman Dhir to Dhoni, no run goes back again to cover the stumps and Naman Dhir does well to not pitch it up. It's short and quick, forcing Dhoni to work it towards long-on but a dive from midwicket to his left saves the one SKY is struggling with something there, seems like an issue with his left leg. But nothing serious\n Santner to Ravindra, SIX runs Ravindra does a Dhoni and he finishes it off in style! Rachin Ravindra: Mumbai made it really difficult for us, they changed the pace nicely in the middle. Chokes us in the middle over and made it difficult for us. The Chepauk wicket is definitely tricky at times, you don't know what to expect. Rutu is amazing, definitely holding a fraction, wasn't turning a mile but their lengths made it difficult of runs. Suryakumar Yadav: We were actually 15-20 runs short but the fight the boys showed scouring youngsters 10 months a year and they've done that, he has a bright future ahead. I kept his one over in the end in my pocket in case the game went far but it was a no-brainer in the end. There was no dew but it was a pretty sticky, Ruturaj batted very well in the second innings.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Dhoni","Dube","Gaikwad","Hooda","Jadeja","Ravindra","Sam Curran","Tripathi"],"Runs":[0.0,9.0,53.0,3.0,17.0,65.0,4.0,2.0],"Balls_Faced":[2,7,26,5,18,45,9,3],"Fours":[0,0,6,0,1,2,0,0],"Sixes":[0,1,3,0,0,4,0,0],"S\/R":[0.0,128.57,203.85,60.0,94.44,144.44,44.44,66.67],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Tilak Varma b Puthur","c Jacks b Puthur","c Raju b Puthur","run out (Chahar\/\u2020Rickelton)","Not Out","b Jacks","c \u2020Rickelton b Chahar"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Boult","Chahar","Jacks","Naman Dhir","Puthur","Raju","Santner"],"Balls":[18,12,24,18,24,6,13],"Runs_Given":[27.0,18.0,32.0,12.0,32.0,13.0,24.0],"Wickets":[0,1,1,0,3,0,0],"Overs":[3.0,2.0,4.0,3.0,4.0,1.0,2.1],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Thakur to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .Shape away straightaway, full in length and outside off, 135kph, driven through wide .mid-off\nThakur to du Plessis, 1 run .Full in length, the outswing just outside off at 136kph, du Plessis chips it towards mid- .on and sprints to the other end\nThakur to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT .Highhh up in the night sky, well-judged take by Badoni! Lord Thakur on the board early, .Fraser-McGurk walks back. Length ball outside off, moving away a touch. Despite the .presence of long-off, JFM looks to go downtown and gets it high in the air for a long .time. No mistake from the fielder in the deep. After going unsold at the auction, Thakur .strikes in the opening over after being drafted in as replacement .Jake Fraser-McGurk c Badoni b Thakur 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 50\nThakur to Abishek Porel, no run .Yorker on off, swinging in, dug out to the off side\nThakur to Abishek Porel, OUT .Thakur on a roll, Lord for a reason! Second strike in the opening over and Delhi face a .Capital test early in the chase. Angles it away on a length, shapes in just a touch. Porel .looks to go over extra cover but miscues it to the right of mid-off, where Pooran runs to .and takes a good catch away from his body .Abishek Porel c Pooran b Thakur 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nThakur to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs .Crisssppppppp! What's the fuss, wonders Rizvi. Full and outside off, swinging further .away, he takes a nice stride towards the ball and creams it through cover-point\nSiddharth to du Plessis, 1 run .Full on off, driven through extra cover, just one as Markram gets around quickly\nSiddharth to Sameer Rizvi, no run .Quicker and outside off, he goes hard at it but is beaten on the inside\nSiddharth to Sameer Rizvi, no run .Looks to turn it across the line but gets a leading edge towards cover\nSiddharth to Sameer Rizvi, OUT .Nicked behind and Rizvi is out of here! Superb catch from Pant that. He was moving to .his left, stretched both his hands towards the off side - in an attempt to effect the .stumping - but managed to take it well. Rizvi went for the drive but only feathered an .edge behind. Siddharth, too, strikes in his opening over .Sameer Rizvi c \u2020Pant b Siddharth 4 (4b 1x4 0x6 3m) SR: 100\nSiddharth to Axar Patel, 1 run .Fuller on off, flicked through midwicket . .Manimaran Siddharth in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .71 .WKTS .4 .4s\/6s .8\/1 .ECON .7.01 .AVE .20.75\nSiddharth to du Plessis, no run .Full on off, punched to cover-point, getting Pant excited. Just two runs and a wicket\nRathi to Axar Patel, no run .Starts off with a googly on leg, he hangs back and clips it towards short fine leg\nRathi to Axar Patel, no run .Quicker one on a length on middle, 92.1kph, punched back to the bowler\nRathi to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Bang! Axar goes straight and gets four. Full and wide outside off, he clears his front leg .and belts it down the ground. Long-off was a mere spectator .Axar Patel average vs LSG77.00\nRathi to Axar Patel, 1 run .Shortish in length, he goes back and heaves it to deep midwicket\nRathi to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Timed to perfection! Shortish and spinning in from outside off, du Plessis hangs back .and punches it through cover\nRathi to du Plessis, no run .Beaten all ends up! Du Plessis backs away explore off, but this one keeps coming in. He .looks to clip it belatedly but misses, Pant also parries it to short fine leg\nSiddharth to Axar Patel, SIX runs .Clean strike! Tossed up outside off, full in length, Axar has the room and he frees his .arms to slog it well over mid-off\nSiddharth to Axar Patel, 1 run .Backs away and slogs this one to deep midwicket on the bounce. It was bowled on a .length at 96.9kph\nSiddharth to du Plessis, no run .Du Plessis backs away and slaps the length ball to cover\nSiddharth to du Plessis, no run .Quicker and fuller on leg, 100.2kph, du Plessis misses the clip. Pant and Siddharth .appeal but it is sliding down\nSiddharth to du Plessis, FOUR runs .In the slot, du Plessis does not miss out. Fired in on leg, 102kph, he clears the front leg .and hits it over the bowler's head even though long-off is back\nSiddharth to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Just over cover and successive boundaries for du Plessis. He was actually done in by .the turn, and barely got it off the outer half. Pooran at cover-point leapt high but it was .beyond his reach, 15 off the over\nThakur to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Away from a flying cover! Overpitched just outside off, Axar leans into it and drives it .hard, away from Miller who dives to his left\nThakur to Axar Patel, 1 run .Length ball on middle and off, Axar walks across and clips it to deep backward square .leg\nThakur to du Plessis, SIX runs .Stand and delivery, Faf style! Back of a length, 136kph, just outside off, du Plessis .stands tall and hits it on the up over the sight-screen\nThakur to du Plessis, no run .Slower one full and wide outside off, 117.1kph, du Plessis lets it go anticipating a wide .but that is not given\nThakur to du Plessis, 1 wide .Goes wider with the slower one, does not get away with the wide this time, 117.6kph\nThakur to du Plessis, no run .Bangs it short outside off, he leaves it be\nThakur to du Plessis, 1 run .Length ball outside off, slapped to deep cover, 13 off the over\nRathi to du Plessis, 1 run .Spinning in from a length, clipped through backward square leg\nRathi to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Glorious! Axar goes inside out over cover. Backs away to the googly, has ample chance .to free his arms\nRathi to Axar Patel, OUT .Rathi has his way and picks up his maiden IPL wicket! Axar moves across to the off .side to hit it over the in-field on the leg side. It is the googly again, so the ball has slightly .more distance to cover. Axar does not hit it off the middle and finds Pooran at square .leg .Axar Patel c Pooran b Rathi 22 (11b 3x4 1x6 16m) SR: 200\nRathi to Stubbs, 1 run .Spins in from a length outside off, he clips it through midwicket\nRathi to du Plessis, 5 wide .Sprays it down leg, no chance for Pant to get a glove. The pace was high too, 98.9kph\nRathi to du Plessis, 1 run .Googly on a length, allows FdP to go back and nudge it through midwicket\nRathi to Stubbs, 1 run .Fuller on off and middle, eased down to long-on to end the powerplay. DC almost .keeping up with the rate but have lost a few more wickets than they would have liked\nRavi Bishnoi to Stubbs, 1 run .Full on middle, the wrong'un, driven back a tad aerially\nRavi Bishnoi to du Plessis, SIX runs .Half-tracker and punished! Short and outside off, 91.4kph, he goes back and pulls it over .deep midwicket\nRavi Bishnoi to du Plessis, no run .Quicker and outside off, punched back to the bowler . .Ravi Bishnoi in 2nd inns (in T20s) .INNS .81 .WKTS .101 .ECON .7.34 .AVE .21.70\nRavi Bishnoi to du Plessis, OUT .Bishnoi has his arms aloft, and that only means one thing - DC have lost another. This .is in the slot on middle and leg, du Plessis slogs it in the air and does not get the .distance. Goes high in the air and Miller has all the time in the world to settle under it .and take it .Faf du Plessis c Miller b Ravi Bishnoi 29 (18b 3x4 2x6 33m) SR: 161.11\nRavi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, 1 run .Googly outside off, full in length, drives it towards Badoni at backward pint and takes a .quick run\nRavi Bishnoi to Stubbs, no run .Quicker one on a length on middle,gets it off the inner edge towards short fine leg\nRathi to Ashutosh, 1 run .Length ball on middle, punched down to long-on\nRathi to Stubbs, 1 run .Length ball on leg, nudged through midwicket. Stubbs slips at the non-striker's end .while turning for the second\nRathi to Ashutosh, FOUR runs .Thick edge and it runs away. The slider on a length outside off, he goes back and hangs .his bat out, but it takes the outside edge and beats short third\nRathi to Ashutosh, no run .Goes back and punches the length ball to cover\nRathi to Ashutosh, no run .On a length around off, pushed to cover\nRathi to Ashutosh, no run .The legbreak on a length outside off, gets it off the outer half to backward point\nRavi Bishnoi to Stubbs, SIX runs .Booom! Looked like Stubbs was reaching for it but my word. He's made excellent .contact on the extended lofted shot. Tossed up legbreak outside off, he hits it well over .wide long-off\nRavi Bishnoi to Stubbs, 1 run .The googly on off now, pushed to long-on\nRavi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, FOUR runs .Powered away over cover. Tossed up wrong'un outside off, Ashutosh does not get to .the pitch of it, stays leg side and flays it over cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, no run .Quicker and shorter outside off, he goes back to glide it but misses\nRavi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, no run .Googly on a length on middle and leg, he is beaten on the inside and is hit high on the .front pad\nRavi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, no run .Quicker and wider outside off, 100.7kph, glided straight to short third .Timeout. And time for Abhimanyu to take this through. Will it go till the 20th?\nPrince Yadav to Stubbs, 1 run .Full on the pads, clipped out to deep midwicket\nPrince Yadav to Ashutosh, 2 runs .Good shot and good fielding! Short ball angling into him, Ashutosh backs away and .ramps it fine on the off side. Digvesh Rathi runs across from deep third and flings .himself to stop it with his extended left arm\nPrince Yadav to Ashutosh, 1 run .On a length outside off, this time Ashutosh steers it to deep third's right . .Prince Yadav Career stats in T20s .INNS .9 .WKTS .11 .ECON .7.55 .AVE .19.00 .BEST .3\/36\nPrince Yadav to Stubbs, no run .Full around middle and off, blocked back to the bowler\nPrince Yadav to Stubbs, no run .Run out chance! It's on a length outside off, Stubbs comes down the track and punches .it to cover. He was halfway down the ground, but Ashutosh sends him back. Stubbs .manages to turn and get back and the throw is a poor one at the striker's end, reprieving .the South African\nPrince Yadav to Stubbs, 1 run .Full around off, driven past the bowler towards mid-off. Easy single this time","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs LSG, 4th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Thakur to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run Shape away straightaway, full in length and outside off, 135kph, driven through wide mid-off\n Thakur to du Plessis, 1 run Full in length, the outswing just outside off at 136kph, du Plessis chips it towards mid-on and sprints to the other end\n Thakur to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT Highhh up in the night sky, well-judged take by Badoni! Lord Thakur on the board early, Fraser-McGurk walks back. Length ball outside off, moving away a touch. Despite the presence of long-off, JFM looks to go downtown and gets it high in the air for a long time. No mistake from the fielder in the deep. After going unsold at the auction, Thakur strikes in the opening over after being drafted in as replacement \n Thakur to Abishek Porel, no run Yorker on off, swinging in, dug out to the off side\n Thakur to Abishek Porel, OUT Thakur on a roll, Lord for a reason! Second strike in the opening over and Delhi face a Capital test early in the chase. Angles it away on a length, shapes in just a touch. Porel looks to go over extra cover but miscues it to the right of mid-off, where Pooran runs to and takes a good catch away from his body \n Thakur to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs Crisssppppppp! What's the fuss, wonders Rizvi. Full and outside off, swinging further away, he takes a nice stride towards the ball and creams it through cover-point\n Siddharth to du Plessis, 1 run Full on off, driven through extra cover, just one as Markram gets around quickly\n Siddharth to Sameer Rizvi, no run Quicker and outside off, he goes hard at it but is beaten on the inside\n Siddharth to Sameer Rizvi, no run Looks to turn it across the line but gets a leading edge towards cover\n Siddharth to Sameer Rizvi, OUT Nicked behind and Rizvi is out of here! Superb catch from Pant that. He was moving to his left, stretched both his hands towards the off side - in an attempt to effect the stumping - but managed to take it well. Rizvi went for the drive but only feathered an edge behind. Siddharth, too, strikes in his opening over \n Siddharth to Axar Patel, 1 run Fuller on off, flicked through midwicket BALLS 71 WKTS 4 4s\/6s 8\/1 ECON 7.01 AVE 20.75\n Siddharth to du Plessis, no run Full on off, punched to cover-point, getting Pant excited. Just two runs and a wicket\n Rathi to Axar Patel, no run Starts off with a googly on leg, he hangs back and clips it towards short fine leg\n Rathi to Axar Patel, no run Quicker one on a length on middle, 92.1kph, punched back to the bowler\n Rathi to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Bang! Axar goes straight and gets four. Full and wide outside off, he clears his front leg and belts it down the ground. Long-off was a mere spectator Axar Patel average vs LSG77.00\n Rathi to Axar Patel, 1 run Shortish in length, he goes back and heaves it to deep midwicket\n Rathi to du Plessis, FOUR runs Timed to perfection! Shortish and spinning in from outside off, du Plessis hangs back and punches it through cover\n Rathi to du Plessis, no run Beaten all ends up! Du Plessis backs away explore off, but this one keeps coming in. He looks to clip it belatedly but misses, Pant also parries it to short fine leg\n Siddharth to Axar Patel, SIX runs Clean strike! Tossed up outside off, full in length, Axar has the room and he frees his arms to slog it well over mid-off\n Siddharth to Axar Patel, 1 run Backs away and slogs this one to deep midwicket on the bounce. It was bowled on a length at 96.9kph\n Siddharth to du Plessis, no run Du Plessis backs away and slaps the length ball to cover\n Siddharth to du Plessis, no run Quicker and fuller on leg, 100.2kph, du Plessis misses the clip. Pant and Siddharth appeal but it is sliding down\n Siddharth to du Plessis, FOUR runs In the slot, du Plessis does not miss out. Fired in on leg, 102kph, he clears the front leg and hits it over the bowler's head even though long-off is back\n Siddharth to du Plessis, FOUR runs Just over cover and successive boundaries for du Plessis. He was actually done in by the turn, and barely got it off the outer half. Pooran at cover-point leapt high but it was beyond his reach, 15 off the over\n Thakur to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Away from a flying cover! Overpitched just outside off, Axar leans into it and drives it hard, away from Miller who dives to his left\n Thakur to Axar Patel, 1 run Length ball on middle and off, Axar walks across and clips it to deep backward square leg\n Thakur to du Plessis, SIX runs Stand and delivery, Faf style! Back of a length, 136kph, just outside off, du Plessis stands tall and hits it on the up over the sight-screen\n Thakur to du Plessis, no run Slower one full and wide outside off, 117.1kph, du Plessis lets it go anticipating a wide but that is not given\n Thakur to du Plessis, 1 wide Goes wider with the slower one, does not get away with the wide this time, 117.6kph\n Thakur to du Plessis, no run Bangs it short outside off, he leaves it be\n Thakur to du Plessis, 1 run Length ball outside off, slapped to deep cover, 13 off the over\n Rathi to du Plessis, 1 run Spinning in from a length, clipped through backward square leg\n Rathi to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Glorious! Axar goes inside out over cover. Backs away to the googly, has ample chance to free his arms\n Rathi to Axar Patel, OUT Rathi has his way and picks up his maiden IPL wicket! Axar moves across to the off side to hit it over the in-field on the leg side. It is the googly again, so the ball has slightly more distance to cover. Axar does not hit it off the middle and finds Pooran at square leg \n Rathi to Stubbs, 1 run Spins in from a length outside off, he clips it through midwicket\n Rathi to du Plessis, 5 wide Sprays it down leg, no chance for Pant to get a glove. The pace was high too, 98.9kph\n Rathi to du Plessis, 1 run Googly on a length, allows FdP to go back and nudge it through midwicket\n Rathi to Stubbs, 1 run Fuller on off and middle, eased down to long-on to end the powerplay. DC almost keeping up with the rate but have lost a few more wickets than they would have liked\n Ravi Bishnoi to Stubbs, 1 run Full on middle, the wrong'un, driven back a tad aerially\n Ravi Bishnoi to du Plessis, SIX runs Half-tracker and punished! Short and outside off, 91.4kph, he goes back and pulls it over deep midwicket\n Ravi Bishnoi to du Plessis, no run Quicker and outside off, punched back to the bowler INNS 81 WKTS 101 ECON 7.34 AVE 21.70\n Ravi Bishnoi to du Plessis, OUT Bishnoi has his arms aloft, and that only means one thing - DC have lost another. This is in the slot on middle and leg, du Plessis slogs it in the air and does not get the distance. Goes high in the air and Miller has all the time in the world to settle under it and take it \n Ravi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, 1 run Googly outside off, full in length, drives it towards Badoni at backward pint and takes a quick run\n Ravi Bishnoi to Stubbs, no run Quicker one on a length on middle,gets it off the inner edge towards short fine leg\n Rathi to Ashutosh, 1 run Length ball on middle, punched down to long-on\n Rathi to Stubbs, 1 run Length ball on leg, nudged through midwicket. Stubbs slips at the non-striker's end while turning for the second\n Rathi to Ashutosh, FOUR runs Thick edge and it runs away. The slider on a length outside off, he goes back and hangs his bat out, but it takes the outside edge and beats short third\n Rathi to Ashutosh, no run Goes back and punches the length ball to cover\n Rathi to Ashutosh, no run On a length around off, pushed to cover\n Rathi to Ashutosh, no run The legbreak on a length outside off, gets it off the outer half to backward point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Stubbs, SIX runs Booom! Looked like Stubbs was reaching for it but my word. He's made excellent contact on the extended lofted shot. Tossed up legbreak outside off, he hits it well over wide long-off\n Ravi Bishnoi to Stubbs, 1 run The googly on off now, pushed to long-on\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, FOUR runs Powered away over cover. Tossed up wrong'un outside off, Ashutosh does not get to the pitch of it, stays leg side and flays it over cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, no run Quicker and shorter outside off, he goes back to glide it but misses\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, no run Googly on a length on middle and leg, he is beaten on the inside and is hit high on the front pad\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, no run Quicker and wider outside off, 100.7kph, glided straight to short third Timeout. And time for Abhimanyu to take this through. Will it go till the 20th?\n Prince Yadav to Stubbs, 1 run Full on the pads, clipped out to deep midwicket\n Prince Yadav to Ashutosh, 2 runs Good shot and good fielding! Short ball angling into him, Ashutosh backs away and ramps it fine on the off side. Digvesh Rathi runs across from deep third and flings himself to stop it with his extended left arm\n Prince Yadav to Ashutosh, 1 run On a length outside off, this time Ashutosh steers it to deep third's right Prince Yadav Career stats in T20s INNS 9 WKTS 11 ECON 7.55 AVE 19.00 BEST 3\/36\n Prince Yadav to Stubbs, no run Full around middle and off, blocked back to the bowler\n Prince Yadav to Stubbs, no run Run out chance! It's on a length outside off, Stubbs comes down the track and punches it to cover. He was halfway down the ground, but Ashutosh sends him back. Stubbs manages to turn and get back and the throw is a poor one at the striker's end, reprieving the South African\n Prince Yadav to Stubbs, 1 run Full around off, driven past the bowler towards mid-off. Easy single this time","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","Ashutosh","Axar Patel","J Fraser-McGurk","Sameer Rizvi","Stubbs","du Plessis"],"Runs":[0.0,13.0,22.0,1.0,4.0,13.0,29.0],"Balls_Faced":[2,12,11,2,4,11,18],"Fours":[0,2,3,0,1,0,3],"Sixes":[0,0,1,0,0,1,2],"S\/R":[0.0,108.33,200.0,50.0,100.0,118.18,161.11],"dismissal":["c Pooran b Thakur","Not Out","c Pooran b Rathi","c Badoni b Thakur","c \u2020Pant b Siddharth","Not Out","c Miller b Ravi Bishnoi"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Prince Yadav","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi","Siddharth","Thakur"],"Balls":[6,18,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[5.0,28.0,19.0,17.0,19.0],"Wickets":[0,1,1,1,2],"Overs":[1.0,3.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Thakur to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .Shape away straightaway, full in length and outside off, 135kph, driven through wide .mid-off\nThakur to du Plessis, 1 run .Full in length, the outswing just outside off at 136kph, du Plessis chips it towards mid- .on and sprints to the other end\nThakur to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT .Highhh up in the night sky, well-judged take by Badoni! Lord Thakur on the board early, .Fraser-McGurk walks back. Length ball outside off, moving away a touch. Despite the .presence of long-off, JFM looks to go downtown and gets it high in the air for a long .time. No mistake from the fielder in the deep. After going unsold at the auction, Thakur .strikes in the opening over after being drafted in as replacement .Jake Fraser-McGurk c Badoni b Thakur 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 50\nThakur to Abishek Porel, no run .Yorker on off, swinging in, dug out to the off side\nThakur to Abishek Porel, OUT .Thakur on a roll, Lord for a reason! Second strike in the opening over and Delhi face a .Capital test early in the chase. Angles it away on a length, shapes in just a touch. Porel .looks to go over extra cover but miscues it to the right of mid-off, where Pooran runs to .and takes a good catch away from his body .Abishek Porel c Pooran b Thakur 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nThakur to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs .Crisssppppppp! What's the fuss, wonders Rizvi. Full and outside off, swinging further .away, he takes a nice stride towards the ball and creams it through cover-point\nSiddharth to du Plessis, 1 run .Full on off, driven through extra cover, just one as Markram gets around quickly\nSiddharth to Sameer Rizvi, no run .Quicker and outside off, he goes hard at it but is beaten on the inside\nSiddharth to Sameer Rizvi, no run .Looks to turn it across the line but gets a leading edge towards cover\nSiddharth to Sameer Rizvi, OUT .Nicked behind and Rizvi is out of here! Superb catch from Pant that. He was moving to .his left, stretched both his hands towards the off side - in an attempt to effect the .stumping - but managed to take it well. Rizvi went for the drive but only feathered an .edge behind. Siddharth, too, strikes in his opening over .Sameer Rizvi c \u2020Pant b Siddharth 4 (4b 1x4 0x6 3m) SR: 100\nSiddharth to Axar Patel, 1 run .Fuller on off, flicked through midwicket . .Manimaran Siddharth in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .71 .WKTS .4 .4s\/6s .8\/1 .ECON .7.01 .AVE .20.75\nSiddharth to du Plessis, no run .Full on off, punched to cover-point, getting Pant excited. Just two runs and a wicket\nRathi to Axar Patel, no run .Starts off with a googly on leg, he hangs back and clips it towards short fine leg\nRathi to Axar Patel, no run .Quicker one on a length on middle, 92.1kph, punched back to the bowler\nRathi to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Bang! Axar goes straight and gets four. Full and wide outside off, he clears his front leg .and belts it down the ground. Long-off was a mere spectator .Axar Patel average vs LSG77.00\nRathi to Axar Patel, 1 run .Shortish in length, he goes back and heaves it to deep midwicket\nRathi to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Timed to perfection! Shortish and spinning in from outside off, du Plessis hangs back .and punches it through cover\nRathi to du Plessis, no run .Beaten all ends up! Du Plessis backs away explore off, but this one keeps coming in. He .looks to clip it belatedly but misses, Pant also parries it to short fine leg\nSiddharth to Axar Patel, SIX runs .Clean strike! Tossed up outside off, full in length, Axar has the room and he frees his .arms to slog it well over mid-off\nSiddharth to Axar Patel, 1 run .Backs away and slogs this one to deep midwicket on the bounce. It was bowled on a .length at 96.9kph\nSiddharth to du Plessis, no run .Du Plessis backs away and slaps the length ball to cover\nSiddharth to du Plessis, no run .Quicker and fuller on leg, 100.2kph, du Plessis misses the clip. Pant and Siddharth .appeal but it is sliding down\nSiddharth to du Plessis, FOUR runs .In the slot, du Plessis does not miss out. Fired in on leg, 102kph, he clears the front leg .and hits it over the bowler's head even though long-off is back\nSiddharth to du Plessis, FOUR runs .Just over cover and successive boundaries for du Plessis. He was actually done in by .the turn, and barely got it off the outer half. Pooran at cover-point leapt high but it was .beyond his reach, 15 off the over\nThakur to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Away from a flying cover! Overpitched just outside off, Axar leans into it and drives it .hard, away from Miller who dives to his left\nThakur to Axar Patel, 1 run .Length ball on middle and off, Axar walks across and clips it to deep backward square .leg\nThakur to du Plessis, SIX runs .Stand and delivery, Faf style! Back of a length, 136kph, just outside off, du Plessis .stands tall and hits it on the up over the sight-screen\nThakur to du Plessis, no run .Slower one full and wide outside off, 117.1kph, du Plessis lets it go anticipating a wide .but that is not given\nThakur to du Plessis, 1 wide .Goes wider with the slower one, does not get away with the wide this time, 117.6kph\nThakur to du Plessis, no run .Bangs it short outside off, he leaves it be\nThakur to du Plessis, 1 run .Length ball outside off, slapped to deep cover, 13 off the over\nRathi to du Plessis, 1 run .Spinning in from a length, clipped through backward square leg\nRathi to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Glorious! Axar goes inside out over cover. Backs away to the googly, has ample chance .to free his arms\nRathi to Axar Patel, OUT .Rathi has his way and picks up his maiden IPL wicket! Axar moves across to the off .side to hit it over the in-field on the leg side. It is the googly again, so the ball has slightly .more distance to cover. Axar does not hit it off the middle and finds Pooran at square .leg .Axar Patel c Pooran b Rathi 22 (11b 3x4 1x6 16m) SR: 200\nRathi to Stubbs, 1 run .Spins in from a length outside off, he clips it through midwicket\nRathi to du Plessis, 5 wide .Sprays it down leg, no chance for Pant to get a glove. The pace was high too, 98.9kph\nRathi to du Plessis, 1 run .Googly on a length, allows FdP to go back and nudge it through midwicket\nRathi to Stubbs, 1 run .Fuller on off and middle, eased down to long-on to end the powerplay. DC almost .keeping up with the rate but have lost a few more wickets than they would have liked\nRavi Bishnoi to Stubbs, 1 run .Full on middle, the wrong'un, driven back a tad aerially\nRavi Bishnoi to du Plessis, SIX runs .Half-tracker and punished! Short and outside off, 91.4kph, he goes back and pulls it over .deep midwicket\nRavi Bishnoi to du Plessis, no run .Quicker and outside off, punched back to the bowler . .Ravi Bishnoi in 2nd inns (in T20s) .INNS .81 .WKTS .101 .ECON .7.34 .AVE .21.70\nRavi Bishnoi to du Plessis, OUT .Bishnoi has his arms aloft, and that only means one thing - DC have lost another. This .is in the slot on middle and leg, du Plessis slogs it in the air and does not get the .distance. Goes high in the air and Miller has all the time in the world to settle under it .and take it .Faf du Plessis c Miller b Ravi Bishnoi 29 (18b 3x4 2x6 33m) SR: 161.11\nRavi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, 1 run .Googly outside off, full in length, drives it towards Badoni at backward pint and takes a .quick run\nRavi Bishnoi to Stubbs, no run .Quicker one on a length on middle,gets it off the inner edge towards short fine leg\nRathi to Ashutosh, 1 run .Length ball on middle, punched down to long-on\nRathi to Stubbs, 1 run .Length ball on leg, nudged through midwicket. Stubbs slips at the non-striker's end .while turning for the second\nRathi to Ashutosh, FOUR runs .Thick edge and it runs away. The slider on a length outside off, he goes back and hangs .his bat out, but it takes the outside edge and beats short third\nRathi to Ashutosh, no run .Goes back and punches the length ball to cover\nRathi to Ashutosh, no run .On a length around off, pushed to cover\nRathi to Ashutosh, no run .The legbreak on a length outside off, gets it off the outer half to backward point\nRavi Bishnoi to Stubbs, SIX runs .Booom! Looked like Stubbs was reaching for it but my word. He's made excellent .contact on the extended lofted shot. Tossed up legbreak outside off, he hits it well over .wide long-off\nRavi Bishnoi to Stubbs, 1 run .The googly on off now, pushed to long-on\nRavi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, FOUR runs .Powered away over cover. Tossed up wrong'un outside off, Ashutosh does not get to .the pitch of it, stays leg side and flays it over cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, no run .Quicker and shorter outside off, he goes back to glide it but misses\nRavi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, no run .Googly on a length on middle and leg, he is beaten on the inside and is hit high on the .front pad\nRavi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, no run .Quicker and wider outside off, 100.7kph, glided straight to short third .Timeout. And time for Abhimanyu to take this through. Will it go till the 20th?\nPrince Yadav to Stubbs, 1 run .Full on the pads, clipped out to deep midwicket\nPrince Yadav to Ashutosh, 2 runs .Good shot and good fielding! Short ball angling into him, Ashutosh backs away and .ramps it fine on the off side. Digvesh Rathi runs across from deep third and flings .himself to stop it with his extended left arm\nPrince Yadav to Ashutosh, 1 run .On a length outside off, this time Ashutosh steers it to deep third's right . .Prince Yadav Career stats in T20s .INNS .9 .WKTS .11 .ECON .7.55 .AVE .19.00 .BEST .3\/36\nPrince Yadav to Stubbs, no run .Full around middle and off, blocked back to the bowler\nPrince Yadav to Stubbs, no run .Run out chance! It's on a length outside off, Stubbs comes down the track and punches .it to cover. He was halfway down the ground, but Ashutosh sends him back. Stubbs .manages to turn and get back and the throw is a poor one at the striker's end, reprieving .the South African\nPrince Yadav to Stubbs, 1 run .Full around off, driven past the bowler towards mid-off. Easy single this time\nSiddharth to Stubbs, 1 run .Tossed full down leg, Stubbs clips it towards short fine and takes off for the single\nSiddharth to Ashutosh, no run .ON a length outside off at 101kph, punched towards cover\nSiddharth to Ashutosh, 1 run .Full on leg, Ashutosh eases it out to deep square leg\nSiddharth to Stubbs, no run .On a length on middle, punched out to cover\nSiddharth to Stubbs, FOUR runs .Finds the gap beautifully! This is tossed up full around middle and leg and Stubbs .unfurls the reverse-sweep and gets it between backward point and short third\nSiddharth to Stubbs, 1 run .Tossed up full on leg, clipped to long-on\nPrince Yadav to Stubbs, 1 run .Full on leg, Stubbs clips it to midwicket\nPrince Yadav to Ashutosh, 1 run .Sigs it in short outside off, Ashutosh helps it along the way to deep fine leg's right\nPrince Yadav to Stubbs, 1 wide .Banged in short, but this time it's too short. Called wide as it sails over and across .Stubbs\nPrince Yadav to Stubbs, no run .Yorker on the stumps, 138.9kph, Stubbs blocks it out\nPrince Yadav to Stubbs, 1 run .Full around middle, worked down the ground to long-on\nPrince Yadav to Ashutosh, 1 run .Full on the stumps, punched out to mid-off. 100 up for DC\nPrince Yadav to Stubbs, 1 run .Full on off, 137kph, punched to mid-off for a quick run\nSiddharth to Stubbs, SIX runs .Huuuuuuuge hit! Gets one in the slot, clears his front leg and absolutely hammers this .down the ground. This flew 90 metres!\nSiddharth to Stubbs, SIX runs .Stubbs goes massive again! Was this even bigger? Tossed up too full on off and he .almost clears the stadium as he goes downtown! 98 metres, this one! .There is a change of balls, because the old one is lost after that hit from Stubbs!\nSiddharth to Stubbs, OUT .What a comeback! On a length on leg, it spins back in as Stubbs misses his flick. Goes .off his pad onto the stumps and Siddharth sprints away in celebration. The ball change .does the trick for Lucknow! .Tristan Stubbs b Siddharth 34 (22b 1x4 3x6 31m) SR: 154.54\nSiddharth to Nigam, 1 run .Tossed up full and Vipraj is able to drive this away to deep cover\nSiddharth to Ashutosh, 1 run .On a length on off, Ashutosh drives to cover\nSiddharth to Nigam, 1 run .ON a length on leg, it grips and pops up to the leg side as it hits high on the bat, with .Nigam looking to tuck it leg side\nRavi Bishnoi to Nigam, FOUR runs .Vipraj Nigam sees some width on offer and slices it over backward point! This was .tossed up full outside off, Nigam reached out and got it over the infielder\nRavi Bishnoi to Nigam, 1 run .On a length outside off, Nigam waits on it and just taps it towards short third for a quick .run\nRavi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, 1 run .Not quite a drag down but Ashutosh rocks back and pulls it in front of square. Goes to .deep midwicket's left on the bounce\nRavi Bishnoi to Nigam, FOUR runs .Bishnoi tosses it wide again to Nigam and this time he slaps it away in front of square! .One bounce and four\nRavi Bishnoi to Nigam, SIX runs .Creamed over cover! Slot ball outside off and Nigam picks the bones out of that one. .Gets low and hammers it inside out\nRavi Bishnoi to Nigam, 1 run .Full outside off, eased towards point for an easy run\nShahbaz Ahmed to Nigam, FOUR runs .Vipraj Nigam keeps targeting the off side! Backs away to this length ball around off and .lofts it over cover. Beats the two deep fielders converging\nShahbaz Ahmed to Nigam, 1 run .This time Nigam miscues it as he goes down the ground, but it lands well short of long- .on running in. This was short outside off and he looked to flat-bat it down the ground . .Shahbaz Ahmed in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .526 .WKTS .21 .4s\/6s .49\/41 .ECON .8.98 .AVE .37.52\nShahbaz Ahmed to Ashutosh, 1 run .Short-ish again and Ashutosh pulls it to deep midwicket's left\nShahbaz Ahmed to Nigam, 1 wide .On a length outside off, it spins away as Pant falls while collecting. Called wide and .rightly so\nShahbaz Ahmed to Nigam, SIX runs .Goes downtown in style! A drag down again from Shahbaz and this time Nigam makes .no mistake as he pummels it down the ground, even with one hand coming off the bat. .Right in front of Pant too!\nShahbaz Ahmed to Nigam, 1 run .Slapped out to long-off's left for a single\nShahbaz Ahmed to Ashutosh, 1 run .On a length outside off, it spins away as Ashutosh pushes at it. He gets an edge and it .goes off Pant's gloves to short third. Technically, that's a chance gone begging!\nPrince Yadav to Ashutosh, SIX runs .Ashutosh seems to be finding his groove indeed! Banged in short around off and he .swivels and helps it along over fine leg! . .Ashutosh Sharma Career stats in T20s .INNS .29 .RUNS .798 .SR .179.72 .AVE .34.69 .HS .84\nPrince Yadav to Ashutosh, FOUR runs .Beats mid-off! This is full on leg, Ashutosh backs away and drills it to the fielder's left, .beating his dive!\nPrince Yadav to Ashutosh, 1 run .Prince responds with a yorker that Ashutosh manages to squeeze out to the leg side\nPrince Yadav to Nigam, FOUR runs .Oh, what a shot! Vipraj Nigam has come to play, and how! Backs away, gets a full ball .just outside off and slaps it away flat over cover for another one-bounce four. Fifty-ball .stand is up in just 19 balls!\nPrince Yadav to Nigam, FOUR runs .Even the edge goes for four now! Full around middle, Nigam had backed away and .looking to play it on the off side, steering it in the gap between backward point and short .third!\nPrince Yadav to Nigam, 1 run .Driven out to deep cover to end a 20-run over!\nRathi to Nigam, OUT .And Digvesh gets the breakthrough! It's a carrom ball on a length on leg, Nigam was .looking to flick it leg side and it gets a top edge. Short fine moves to his right to take it .comfortably and an excellent, excellent knock on debut comes to an end. Well played, .Vipraj Nigam .Vipraj Nigam c Siddharth b Rathi 39 (15b 5x4 2x6 17m) SR: 260\nRathi to Starc, no run .Slides a length ball across him that Starc pushes at but can't connect .See all photos\nRathi to Starc, 1 run .Length ball angled across and Starc punches it out to cover\nRathi to Ashutosh, 1 run .Ashutosh looks to pull away this short-ish ball outside off, gets a bottom edge towards .short third. They sprint for the single\nRathi to Starc, no run .Googly, full outside off, and it beats the bat as Starc has a big swing\nRathi to Starc, 1 run .Rathi goes short again. Starc reads the googly and punches it out towards backward .point. They do well to quickly take a single\nRavi Bishnoi to Starc, OUT .High in the air, and Pant settles under it! It's a googly, full outside off and spinning away .from Starc who goes for a big swing. Only skies it and Pant claims it immediately as he .runs to his left and pouches it .Mitchell Starc c \u2020Pant b Ravi Bishnoi 2 (5b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 40\nRavi Bishnoi to Kuldeep, no run .Kuldeep looks to slap away a length ball angled across him and gets a bottom edge that .Pant collects. Playfully pushes Kuldeep over as he was balancing his back leg in the .crease\nRavi Bishnoi to Kuldeep, 1 run .They get a quick single to cover .Ashutosh takes off his helmet. Bishnoi goes around the wicket . .Ashutosh Sharma vs Ravi Bishnoi .BALLS .7 .RUNS .6 .OUTS .1 .SR .85.71 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nRavi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, SIX runs .In the slot and Ashutosh hammers this down the ground! Clean hit into the sight screen\nRavi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, FOUR runs .And now drilled through cover! Too much width, and too short too, and he slaps it away! .Ashutosh says the game is still on!\nRavi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, SIX runs .Into the sightscreen again! Bishnoi reverts to bowling over the wicket, but this is too full .and too wide. He frees his arms, gets low and clobbers this!\nPrince Yadav to Kuldeep, FOUR runs .Ashutosh takes off for a single before the ball even reaches Kuldeep, but that's not even .necessary! Kuldeep glides this length ball, using the pace, fine on the off side and beats .deep third!\nPrince Yadav to Kuldeep, no run .Prince now nails the wide yorker and Kuldeep can't get bat on ball\nPrince Yadav to Kuldeep, OUT .Kuldeep is run out! They take a gamble, and it doesn't pay off. Kuldeep misses this full .ball angled across, but they take off to try and steal a run, mostly with the intent of .getting Ashutosh on strike. Pant throws, misses the stumps but it goes to Prince Yadav, .who is quick to gather, turn and throw down the stumps at the non-striker's end. They .managed to cross over so Ashutosh will have strike .Kuldeep Yadav run out (\u2020Pant\/Prince Yadav) 5 (5b 1x4 0x6 7m) SR: 100\nPrince Yadav to Ashutosh, 2 runs .Lands safe! Looks to whip away this low full toss on middle and off, doesn't get it .cleanly and it falls between the two fielders. They manage to race for two, bringing up .fifty for Ashutosh\nPrince Yadav to Ashutosh, SIX runs .Pooran's excellent effort goes in vain and Ashutosh has six Slot ball outside off and he .lofts this down the ground. Pooran on the rope had to dive back to try and stop that, but .it was just beyond him . .Ashutosh Sharma vs left-arm pace in T20s .RUNS .27 .OUTS .2 .4s\/6s .2\/2 .SR .192.85 .AVE .13.50\nPrince Yadav to Ashutosh, FOUR runs .Low full toss on off, Ashutosh just flicks it through midwicket and it's too wide for long- .on. Six needed off the last over now!\nShahbaz Ahmed to Mohit, no run .Mohit misses his flick as the Shahbaz bowls a beauty that spins away. Pant can't collect .or this game would have been over. But Pant has also reviewed it for leg before. And .that's missing off stump. The game is still alive! Will Pant's fumble cost them here? .DC couldn't get the single, which is the only positive from that delivery for LSG\nShahbaz Ahmed to Mohit, 1 run .They get the single. It's full around off, Mohit pushes it towards point and takes off. .Badoni can't collect cleanly so they complete the run with ease. Five needed off four .now! .Ashutosh on strike. One boundary needed for DC . .Ashutosh Sharma vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .7 .OUTS .2 .4s\/6s .0\/0 .SR .46.66 .AVE .3.50\nShahbaz Ahmed to Ashutosh, SIX runs .And he has won it for Delhi Capitals! He brings out a KEvin Pietersen celebration as he .hammers this slot ball into the sight screen! Oh, what a thriller. This is why Capitals .bought Ashutosh. This is what he did for Punjab Kings last season. And he has done it .in his first game for his new team. He was on 19 off 19 and he finishes on 66 off 31 to .win a humdinger for his team .See all photos","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs LSG, 4th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Thakur to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run Shape away straightaway, full in length and outside off, 135kph, driven through wide mid-off\n Thakur to du Plessis, 1 run Full in length, the outswing just outside off at 136kph, du Plessis chips it towards mid-on and sprints to the other end\n Thakur to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT Highhh up in the night sky, well-judged take by Badoni! Lord Thakur on the board early, Fraser-McGurk walks back. Length ball outside off, moving away a touch. Despite the presence of long-off, JFM looks to go downtown and gets it high in the air for a long time. No mistake from the fielder in the deep. After going unsold at the auction, Thakur strikes in the opening over after being drafted in as replacement \n Thakur to Abishek Porel, no run Yorker on off, swinging in, dug out to the off side\n Thakur to Abishek Porel, OUT Thakur on a roll, Lord for a reason! Second strike in the opening over and Delhi face a Capital test early in the chase. Angles it away on a length, shapes in just a touch. Porel looks to go over extra cover but miscues it to the right of mid-off, where Pooran runs to and takes a good catch away from his body \n Thakur to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs Crisssppppppp! What's the fuss, wonders Rizvi. Full and outside off, swinging further away, he takes a nice stride towards the ball and creams it through cover-point\n Siddharth to du Plessis, 1 run Full on off, driven through extra cover, just one as Markram gets around quickly\n Siddharth to Sameer Rizvi, no run Quicker and outside off, he goes hard at it but is beaten on the inside\n Siddharth to Sameer Rizvi, no run Looks to turn it across the line but gets a leading edge towards cover\n Siddharth to Sameer Rizvi, OUT Nicked behind and Rizvi is out of here! Superb catch from Pant that. He was moving to his left, stretched both his hands towards the off side - in an attempt to effect the stumping - but managed to take it well. Rizvi went for the drive but only feathered an edge behind. Siddharth, too, strikes in his opening over \n Siddharth to Axar Patel, 1 run Fuller on off, flicked through midwicket BALLS 71 WKTS 4 4s\/6s 8\/1 ECON 7.01 AVE 20.75\n Siddharth to du Plessis, no run Full on off, punched to cover-point, getting Pant excited. Just two runs and a wicket\n Rathi to Axar Patel, no run Starts off with a googly on leg, he hangs back and clips it towards short fine leg\n Rathi to Axar Patel, no run Quicker one on a length on middle, 92.1kph, punched back to the bowler\n Rathi to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Bang! Axar goes straight and gets four. Full and wide outside off, he clears his front leg and belts it down the ground. Long-off was a mere spectator Axar Patel average vs LSG77.00\n Rathi to Axar Patel, 1 run Shortish in length, he goes back and heaves it to deep midwicket\n Rathi to du Plessis, FOUR runs Timed to perfection! Shortish and spinning in from outside off, du Plessis hangs back and punches it through cover\n Rathi to du Plessis, no run Beaten all ends up! Du Plessis backs away explore off, but this one keeps coming in. He looks to clip it belatedly but misses, Pant also parries it to short fine leg\n Siddharth to Axar Patel, SIX runs Clean strike! Tossed up outside off, full in length, Axar has the room and he frees his arms to slog it well over mid-off\n Siddharth to Axar Patel, 1 run Backs away and slogs this one to deep midwicket on the bounce. It was bowled on a length at 96.9kph\n Siddharth to du Plessis, no run Du Plessis backs away and slaps the length ball to cover\n Siddharth to du Plessis, no run Quicker and fuller on leg, 100.2kph, du Plessis misses the clip. Pant and Siddharth appeal but it is sliding down\n Siddharth to du Plessis, FOUR runs In the slot, du Plessis does not miss out. Fired in on leg, 102kph, he clears the front leg and hits it over the bowler's head even though long-off is back\n Siddharth to du Plessis, FOUR runs Just over cover and successive boundaries for du Plessis. He was actually done in by the turn, and barely got it off the outer half. Pooran at cover-point leapt high but it was beyond his reach, 15 off the over\n Thakur to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Away from a flying cover! Overpitched just outside off, Axar leans into it and drives it hard, away from Miller who dives to his left\n Thakur to Axar Patel, 1 run Length ball on middle and off, Axar walks across and clips it to deep backward square leg\n Thakur to du Plessis, SIX runs Stand and delivery, Faf style! Back of a length, 136kph, just outside off, du Plessis stands tall and hits it on the up over the sight-screen\n Thakur to du Plessis, no run Slower one full and wide outside off, 117.1kph, du Plessis lets it go anticipating a wide but that is not given\n Thakur to du Plessis, 1 wide Goes wider with the slower one, does not get away with the wide this time, 117.6kph\n Thakur to du Plessis, no run Bangs it short outside off, he leaves it be\n Thakur to du Plessis, 1 run Length ball outside off, slapped to deep cover, 13 off the over\n Rathi to du Plessis, 1 run Spinning in from a length, clipped through backward square leg\n Rathi to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Glorious! Axar goes inside out over cover. Backs away to the googly, has ample chance to free his arms\n Rathi to Axar Patel, OUT Rathi has his way and picks up his maiden IPL wicket! Axar moves across to the off side to hit it over the in-field on the leg side. It is the googly again, so the ball has slightly more distance to cover. Axar does not hit it off the middle and finds Pooran at square leg \n Rathi to Stubbs, 1 run Spins in from a length outside off, he clips it through midwicket\n Rathi to du Plessis, 5 wide Sprays it down leg, no chance for Pant to get a glove. The pace was high too, 98.9kph\n Rathi to du Plessis, 1 run Googly on a length, allows FdP to go back and nudge it through midwicket\n Rathi to Stubbs, 1 run Fuller on off and middle, eased down to long-on to end the powerplay. DC almost keeping up with the rate but have lost a few more wickets than they would have liked\n Ravi Bishnoi to Stubbs, 1 run Full on middle, the wrong'un, driven back a tad aerially\n Ravi Bishnoi to du Plessis, SIX runs Half-tracker and punished! Short and outside off, 91.4kph, he goes back and pulls it over deep midwicket\n Ravi Bishnoi to du Plessis, no run Quicker and outside off, punched back to the bowler INNS 81 WKTS 101 ECON 7.34 AVE 21.70\n Ravi Bishnoi to du Plessis, OUT Bishnoi has his arms aloft, and that only means one thing - DC have lost another. This is in the slot on middle and leg, du Plessis slogs it in the air and does not get the distance. Goes high in the air and Miller has all the time in the world to settle under it and take it \n Ravi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, 1 run Googly outside off, full in length, drives it towards Badoni at backward pint and takes a quick run\n Ravi Bishnoi to Stubbs, no run Quicker one on a length on middle,gets it off the inner edge towards short fine leg\n Rathi to Ashutosh, 1 run Length ball on middle, punched down to long-on\n Rathi to Stubbs, 1 run Length ball on leg, nudged through midwicket. Stubbs slips at the non-striker's end while turning for the second\n Rathi to Ashutosh, FOUR runs Thick edge and it runs away. The slider on a length outside off, he goes back and hangs his bat out, but it takes the outside edge and beats short third\n Rathi to Ashutosh, no run Goes back and punches the length ball to cover\n Rathi to Ashutosh, no run On a length around off, pushed to cover\n Rathi to Ashutosh, no run The legbreak on a length outside off, gets it off the outer half to backward point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Stubbs, SIX runs Booom! Looked like Stubbs was reaching for it but my word. He's made excellent contact on the extended lofted shot. Tossed up legbreak outside off, he hits it well over wide long-off\n Ravi Bishnoi to Stubbs, 1 run The googly on off now, pushed to long-on\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, FOUR runs Powered away over cover. Tossed up wrong'un outside off, Ashutosh does not get to the pitch of it, stays leg side and flays it over cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, no run Quicker and shorter outside off, he goes back to glide it but misses\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, no run Googly on a length on middle and leg, he is beaten on the inside and is hit high on the front pad\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, no run Quicker and wider outside off, 100.7kph, glided straight to short third Timeout. And time for Abhimanyu to take this through. Will it go till the 20th?\n Prince Yadav to Stubbs, 1 run Full on the pads, clipped out to deep midwicket\n Prince Yadav to Ashutosh, 2 runs Good shot and good fielding! Short ball angling into him, Ashutosh backs away and ramps it fine on the off side. Digvesh Rathi runs across from deep third and flings himself to stop it with his extended left arm\n Prince Yadav to Ashutosh, 1 run On a length outside off, this time Ashutosh steers it to deep third's right Prince Yadav Career stats in T20s INNS 9 WKTS 11 ECON 7.55 AVE 19.00 BEST 3\/36\n Prince Yadav to Stubbs, no run Full around middle and off, blocked back to the bowler\n Prince Yadav to Stubbs, no run Run out chance! It's on a length outside off, Stubbs comes down the track and punches it to cover. He was halfway down the ground, but Ashutosh sends him back. Stubbs manages to turn and get back and the throw is a poor one at the striker's end, reprieving the South African\n Prince Yadav to Stubbs, 1 run Full around off, driven past the bowler towards mid-off. Easy single this time\n Siddharth to Stubbs, 1 run Tossed full down leg, Stubbs clips it towards short fine and takes off for the single\n Siddharth to Ashutosh, no run ON a length outside off at 101kph, punched towards cover\n Siddharth to Ashutosh, 1 run Full on leg, Ashutosh eases it out to deep square leg\n Siddharth to Stubbs, no run On a length on middle, punched out to cover\n Siddharth to Stubbs, FOUR runs Finds the gap beautifully! This is tossed up full around middle and leg and Stubbs unfurls the reverse-sweep and gets it between backward point and short third\n Siddharth to Stubbs, 1 run Tossed up full on leg, clipped to long-on\n Prince Yadav to Stubbs, 1 run Full on leg, Stubbs clips it to midwicket\n Prince Yadav to Ashutosh, 1 run Sigs it in short outside off, Ashutosh helps it along the way to deep fine leg's right\n Prince Yadav to Stubbs, 1 wide Banged in short, but this time it's too short. Called wide as it sails over and across Stubbs\n Prince Yadav to Stubbs, no run Yorker on the stumps, 138.9kph, Stubbs blocks it out\n Prince Yadav to Stubbs, 1 run Full around middle, worked down the ground to long-on\n Prince Yadav to Ashutosh, 1 run Full on the stumps, punched out to mid-off. 100 up for DC\n Prince Yadav to Stubbs, 1 run Full on off, 137kph, punched to mid-off for a quick run\n Siddharth to Stubbs, SIX runs Huuuuuuuge hit! Gets one in the slot, clears his front leg and absolutely hammers this down the ground. This flew 90 metres!\n Siddharth to Stubbs, SIX runs Stubbs goes massive again! Was this even bigger? Tossed up too full on off and he almost clears the stadium as he goes downtown! 98 metres, this one! There is a change of balls, because the old one is lost after that hit from Stubbs!\n Siddharth to Stubbs, OUT What a comeback! On a length on leg, it spins back in as Stubbs misses his flick. Goes off his pad onto the stumps and Siddharth sprints away in celebration. The ball change does the trick for Lucknow! \n Siddharth to Nigam, 1 run Tossed up full and Vipraj is able to drive this away to deep cover\n Siddharth to Ashutosh, 1 run On a length on off, Ashutosh drives to cover\n Siddharth to Nigam, 1 run ON a length on leg, it grips and pops up to the leg side as it hits high on the bat, with Nigam looking to tuck it leg side\n Ravi Bishnoi to Nigam, FOUR runs Vipraj Nigam sees some width on offer and slices it over backward point! This was tossed up full outside off, Nigam reached out and got it over the infielder\n Ravi Bishnoi to Nigam, 1 run On a length outside off, Nigam waits on it and just taps it towards short third for a quick run\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, 1 run Not quite a drag down but Ashutosh rocks back and pulls it in front of square. Goes to deep midwicket's left on the bounce\n Ravi Bishnoi to Nigam, FOUR runs Bishnoi tosses it wide again to Nigam and this time he slaps it away in front of square! One bounce and four\n Ravi Bishnoi to Nigam, SIX runs Creamed over cover! Slot ball outside off and Nigam picks the bones out of that one. Gets low and hammers it inside out\n Ravi Bishnoi to Nigam, 1 run Full outside off, eased towards point for an easy run\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Nigam, FOUR runs Vipraj Nigam keeps targeting the off side! Backs away to this length ball around off and lofts it over cover. Beats the two deep fielders converging\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Nigam, 1 run This time Nigam miscues it as he goes down the ground, but it lands well short of long-on running in. This was short outside off and he looked to flat-bat it down the ground BALLS 526 WKTS 21 4s\/6s 49\/41 ECON 8.98 AVE 37.52\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Ashutosh, 1 run Short-ish again and Ashutosh pulls it to deep midwicket's left\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Nigam, 1 wide On a length outside off, it spins away as Pant falls while collecting. Called wide and rightly so\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Nigam, SIX runs Goes downtown in style! A drag down again from Shahbaz and this time Nigam makes no mistake as he pummels it down the ground, even with one hand coming off the bat. Right in front of Pant too!\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Nigam, 1 run Slapped out to long-off's left for a single\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Ashutosh, 1 run On a length outside off, it spins away as Ashutosh pushes at it. He gets an edge and it goes off Pant's gloves to short third. Technically, that's a chance gone begging!\n Prince Yadav to Ashutosh, SIX runs Ashutosh seems to be finding his groove indeed! Banged in short around off and he swivels and helps it along over fine leg! Ashutosh Sharma Career stats in T20s INNS 29 RUNS 798 SR 179.72 AVE 34.69 HS 84\n Prince Yadav to Ashutosh, FOUR runs Beats mid-off! This is full on leg, Ashutosh backs away and drills it to the fielder's left, beating his dive!\n Prince Yadav to Ashutosh, 1 run Prince responds with a yorker that Ashutosh manages to squeeze out to the leg side\n Prince Yadav to Nigam, FOUR runs Oh, what a shot! Vipraj Nigam has come to play, and how! Backs away, gets a full ball just outside off and slaps it away flat over cover for another one-bounce four. Fifty-ball stand is up in just 19 balls!\n Prince Yadav to Nigam, FOUR runs Even the edge goes for four now! Full around middle, Nigam had backed away and looking to play it on the off side, steering it in the gap between backward point and short third!\n Prince Yadav to Nigam, 1 run Driven out to deep cover to end a 20-run over!\n Rathi to Nigam, OUT And Digvesh gets the breakthrough! It's a carrom ball on a length on leg, Nigam was looking to flick it leg side and it gets a top edge. Short fine moves to his right to take it comfortably and an excellent, excellent knock on debut comes to an end. Well played, Vipraj Nigam \n Rathi to Starc, no run Slides a length ball across him that Starc pushes at but can't connect See all photos\n Rathi to Starc, 1 run Length ball angled across and Starc punches it out to cover\n Rathi to Ashutosh, 1 run Ashutosh looks to pull away this short-ish ball outside off, gets a bottom edge towards short third. They sprint for the single\n Rathi to Starc, no run Googly, full outside off, and it beats the bat as Starc has a big swing\n Rathi to Starc, 1 run Rathi goes short again. Starc reads the googly and punches it out towards backward point. They do well to quickly take a single\n Ravi Bishnoi to Starc, OUT High in the air, and Pant settles under it! It's a googly, full outside off and spinning away from Starc who goes for a big swing. Only skies it and Pant claims it immediately as he runs to his left and pouches it \n Ravi Bishnoi to Kuldeep, no run Kuldeep looks to slap away a length ball angled across him and gets a bottom edge that Pant collects. Playfully pushes Kuldeep over as he was balancing his back leg in the crease\n Ravi Bishnoi to Kuldeep, 1 run They get a quick single to cover Ashutosh takes off his helmet. Bishnoi goes around the wicket Ashutosh Sharma vs Ravi Bishnoi BALLS 7 RUNS 6 OUTS 1 SR 85.71 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, SIX runs In the slot and Ashutosh hammers this down the ground! Clean hit into the sight screen\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, FOUR runs And now drilled through cover! Too much width, and too short too, and he slaps it away! Ashutosh says the game is still on!\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ashutosh, SIX runs Into the sightscreen again! Bishnoi reverts to bowling over the wicket, but this is too full and too wide. He frees his arms, gets low and clobbers this!\n Prince Yadav to Kuldeep, FOUR runs Ashutosh takes off for a single before the ball even reaches Kuldeep, but that's not even necessary! Kuldeep glides this length ball, using the pace, fine on the off side and beats deep third!\n Prince Yadav to Kuldeep, no run Prince now nails the wide yorker and Kuldeep can't get bat on ball\n Prince Yadav to Kuldeep, OUT Kuldeep is run out! They take a gamble, and it doesn't pay off. Kuldeep misses this full ball angled across, but they take off to try and steal a run, mostly with the intent of getting Ashutosh on strike. Pant throws, misses the stumps but it goes to Prince Yadav, who is quick to gather, turn and throw down the stumps at the non-striker's end. They managed to cross over so Ashutosh will have strike \n Prince Yadav to Ashutosh, 2 runs Lands safe! Looks to whip away this low full toss on middle and off, doesn't get it cleanly and it falls between the two fielders. They manage to race for two, bringing up fifty for Ashutosh\n Prince Yadav to Ashutosh, SIX runs Pooran's excellent effort goes in vain and Ashutosh has six Slot ball outside off and he lofts this down the ground. Pooran on the rope had to dive back to try and stop that, but it was just beyond him Ashutosh Sharma vs left-arm pace in T20s RUNS 27 OUTS 2 4s\/6s 2\/2 SR 192.85 AVE 13.50\n Prince Yadav to Ashutosh, FOUR runs Low full toss on off, Ashutosh just flicks it through midwicket and it's too wide for long-on. Six needed off the last over now!\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Mohit, no run Mohit misses his flick as the Shahbaz bowls a beauty that spins away. Pant can't collect or this game would have been over. But Pant has also reviewed it for leg before. And that's missing off stump. The game is still alive! Will Pant's fumble cost them here? DC couldn't get the single, which is the only positive from that delivery for LSG\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Mohit, 1 run They get the single. It's full around off, Mohit pushes it towards point and takes off. Badoni can't collect cleanly so they complete the run with ease. Five needed off four now! Ashutosh on strike. One boundary needed for DC Ashutosh Sharma vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 7 OUTS 2 4s\/6s 0\/0 SR 46.66 AVE 3.50\n Shahbaz Ahmed to Ashutosh, SIX runs And he has won it for Delhi Capitals! He brings out a KEvin Pietersen celebration as he hammers this slot ball into the sight screen! Oh, what a thriller. This is why Capitals bought Ashutosh. This is what he did for Punjab Kings last season. And he has done it in his first game for his new team. He was on 19 off 19 and he finishes on 66 off 31 to win a humdinger for his team See all photos","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","Ashutosh","Axar Patel","J Fraser-McGurk","Kuldeep","Mohit","Nigam","Sameer Rizvi","Starc","Stubbs","du Plessis"],"Runs":[0.0,66.0,22.0,1.0,5.0,1.0,39.0,4.0,2.0,34.0,29.0],"Balls_Faced":[2,31,11,2,5,2,15,4,5,22,18],"Fours":[0,5,3,0,1,0,5,1,0,1,3],"Sixes":[0,5,1,0,0,0,2,0,0,3,2],"S\/R":[0.0,212.9,200.0,50.0,100.0,50.0,260.0,100.0,40.0,154.55,161.11],"dismissal":["c Pooran b Thakur","Not Out","c Pooran b Rathi","c Badoni b Thakur","run out (\u2020Pant\/Prince Yadav)","Not Out","c Siddharth b Rathi","c \u2020Pant b Siddharth","c \u2020Pant b Ravi Bishnoi","b Siddharth","c Miller b Ravi Bishnoi"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Prince Yadav","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi","Shahbaz Ahmed","Siddharth","Thakur"],"Balls":[24,24,24,9,24,12],"Runs_Given":[47.0,31.0,53.0,22.0,39.0,19.0],"Wickets":[0,2,2,0,2,2],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,1.3,4.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run .Starts with a length ball around leg that Arya parries to the leg side\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run .On a length around middle, tapped towards cover and they take a risky single. Krunal .doesn't collect cleanly and the batters make it through safely\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Prabhsimran comes down the crease early and Bhuvneshwar shortens his length. .Tucked square on the leg side for a single . .Priyansh Arya in IPL, 2025 .INNS .7 .RUNS .217 .SR .212.74 .AVE .36.16 .HS .103\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run .Length ball angled across, he looks to pull and gets it off the inside half to deep .backward square's left\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run .Attempted scoop gone wrong. On a length outside off, Prabhsimran goes across the .stumps and looks to launch this over the keeper but misses out and cops a blow on the .body\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run .Swing and a miss! Prabhsimran comes down the track again and looks to hammer this .down the ground but this length ball outside off veers away to beat the toe end\nYash Dayal to Arya, no run .Full inswinger outside off, tucked along the ground to the midwicket fielder\nYash Dayal to Arya, 1 run .Another inswinger, and this time he flicks it away to the deep backward square fielder\nYash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Leading edge pops up over the umpire and lands safe. Inswinger on the pads and .Prabhsimran looks to work it leg side. Lucky to get away there\nYash Dayal to Arya, 1 wide .Dayal misses his line and fires this down leg\nYash Dayal to Arya, 1 run .Now it's the outswinger to Arya, full outside off and he lofts it out to the off side .sweeper on the bounce\nYash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .On a length around leg and seaming across Prabhsimran. He plays it square on the off .side for a single\nYash Dayal to Arya, FOUR runs .Edge flies over the slip fielder! Full outside off and swinging away, Arya looks to drive .and gets a thick edge. Kohli is leaping with his arm stretched out high, but it goes over .him\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 2 runs .Prabhsimran skies it and it lands safe! Outswinger outside off and Prabh looks to swing .across the line. Goes high towards deep square leg. Dayal at deep backward square .can't get under it in time\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Gets a hold of that! Length ball outside off, swinging away again but he manages to loft .this down the ground\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Over mid-off now! Another length ball outside off and he goes inside out and gets a .one-bounce four\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, OUT .This time he picks out a fielder! Bhuvneshwar pulls back his length and Prabhsimran .looks to go downtown again. Slices it high off the toe end and David runs to his right .from mid-off and he is as safe a pair of hands as you can ask for. And clearly, David can .do no wrong today! Patidar was also running in from mid-on but they manage to not .collide as David calls for it early. RCB have their first wicket .Prabhsimran Singh c David b Kumar 13 (9b 2x4 0x6 11m) SR: 144.44\nBhuvneshwar to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full outside off, he runs it fine on the off side to get off the mark with a single\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, no run .On a length around leg, fended in front on the off side\nHazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .ON a length ouitside off, Shreyas looks to defend. Gets an inside edge onto his pads .and the ball rolls to his right, they scamper for a quick single\nHazlewood to Arya, 2 runs .Length ball angled across, and he square drives it past the cover point fielder. Deep .backward point runs across and keeps it down to two\nHazlewood to Arya, SIX runs .Top edge flies for six! Hazlewood goes short on leg and Priyansh looks to pull. It goes .high off the top edge and fine on the leg side. PBKS riding their luck early on!\nHazlewood to Arya, OUT .David takes another catch! On a length and angled across, Priyansh Arya looks to heave .this away but slices it. Goes up high and towards mid-off. This is a simpler one for .David, who is in the thick of things today! .Priyansh Arya c David b Hazlewood 16 (11b 1x4 1x6 17m) SR: 145.45\nHazlewood to Inglis, no run .On a length outside off, he meets it with an open face to glide it to short third\nHazlewood to Inglis, 1 run .Length ball outside off, Inglis steers it down to deep third\nYash Dayal to Inglis, 1 wide .Length ball angles down leg. Dayal looks back to appeal for caught behind as Inglis .misses his flick. Sees the umpire signalling for wide instead\nYash Dayal to Inglis, no run .Length ball on leg, fended towards point\nYash Dayal to Inglis, 1 run .Steers this length ball to deep third\nYash Dayal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .On a length around leg, tucked through midwicket for a single\nYash Dayal to Inglis, no run .Length ball pitches around off and goes across Inglis, who is beaten on the cut\nYash Dayal to Inglis, no run .On a length around leg, Inglis fends it towards cover. He was starting to take off for a .single, but Iyer says no immediately\nYash Dayal to Inglis, no run .Full and going across, driven straight to the point fielder. Just three runs off that over\nKrunal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .On a length around middle, Shreyas taps it into the vacant midwicket region and gets a .single as Krunal runs to his right to collect\nKrunal to Inglis, FOUR runs .Hammered into the gap! That's a poor ball from Pandya and Inglis punishes him. Too .short and that area in front of square leg was completely vacant. Inglis has no problem .pulling that away\nKrunal to Inglis, FOUR runs .Too short from Krunal again and now Inglis slaps it away between deep cover and long- .off\nKrunal to Inglis, no run .Full outside off and this one turns sharply off the surface and goes to the keeper. Inglis .did well to not prod at that\nKrunal to Inglis, no run .Pushes this out to backward point\nKrunal to Inglis, 1 run .Whipped out to wide long-on\nSuyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run .Wrong'un on a length outside off, pushed to point\nSuyash Sharma to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Googly around off, tucked to midwicket\nSuyash Sharma to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Too full on leg, Iyer whips it out to deep midwicket on the bounce\nSuyash Sharma to Inglis, no run .Suyash throws this one wide, Inglis looks to drive this away but is beaten!\nSuyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run .On a length on middle, pushed down to long-on\nSuyash Sharma to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Tossed full on leg, eased to deep fine leg .Himanshu will see this game to the close now\nHazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Iyer opens the face of the bat at this short-of-a-length ball around sixth stump, and jabs .it towards deep third\nHazlewood to Inglis, 1 run .extra bounce off a length for Hazlewood, who bowls just outside off. Cut away by Inglis .to deep third\nHazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, no run .fuller length, and angling in. It pitches on middle and off, and finishes on middle. Pushed .back to Hazlewood by Iyer\nHazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .well taken by Jitesh! He had to jump full stretch, and gobble it with both gloves. .Hazlewood gets extra bounce again in this over, and the ball takes off from the top edge .of Iyer's bat. Hazlewood bowled on a short of a length, and in the channel just outside .off. Iyer saw that and went slashing, only to get an edge, and the ball flying behind .Shreyas Iyer c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood 7 (10b 0x4 0x6 24m) SR: 70\nHazlewood to Wadhera, 1 run .angled across from over the wicket, and on a fullish length around sixth stump. Tapped .towards point for a quick single\nHazlewood to Inglis, OUT .gone!! Another one for Hazlewood int this over! RCB can suddenly sniff something out .of this game. Hazlewood bowls on the shorter side again, and around that seventh- .stump line. There was, yet again, some extra bounce for him, though. Inglish went .hacking at this ball seeing the width, but the ball flew off his bat to deep third, where .Suyash settled under the ball for a comfortable catch .Josh Inglis c Suyash Sharma b Hazlewood 14 (17b 2x4 0x6 21m) SR: 82.35\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, no run .Suyash is animated in appealing for lbw, but it's turned down! It seemed to be pitching .outside leg, though. Yup, replays confirm that. Wadhera looked clip at this length ball .but missed the googly\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, no run .fuller and around sixth stump. Another one angles across, as Wadhera looks to drive but .misses .Slip in\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, no run .beaten! Another wrong 'un, as this pitches on a length on middle, and turns away to .finish just outside off. Wahdera looked to defend, but the ball went past his outside .edge\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, no run .stumped?! No, I don't think so. Jitesh whipped the bails off as Wadhera looked to .reverse sweep this full and wide-ish ball but missed. Then, as Wadhera seemed to lose .his balance and fall on his back, Jitesh destroyed the stumps, but in vain .Slip gone\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, FOUR runs .reverse swept over backward point! Full and straight, and Wahdera switched his wrists .early to hit hard and high for four. Very powerful and convincing hit there\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, SIX runs .whipped over midwicket! These two hits bring PBKS back into the game! Suyash went .on a length this time, and around off. Wadhera went across the line, and dispatched it .for another forceful hit\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, no run .On a fullish length, and just outside off. Pushed to mid-on, as he leans into the shot\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, no run .on a length, and in the corridor just outside off. The ball straightens after pitching, and is .dabbed towards point\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, 1 run .he sees Shashank hinting to walk down, and bowls on a shorter side of a length around .sixth stump. Slapped to deep-backward point to get off the mark\nHazlewood to Wadhera, no run .massive bounce for Hazlewood!! The bowler gives Wadhera a stare, and has a word for .him too. Short of a length on middle, as Wadhera skipped down and looked to hook but .missed. The ball took off before Jitesh grabbed it\nHazlewood to Wadhera, 1 leg bye .on the shorter side of a length on leg, and it takes his pad as he looks to swipe. The ball .rolls towards square leg\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, no run .beaten! Hazlewood ends his spell with nearly another wicket. He goes on the shorter .side, and slightly wide of off. Shashank has a jab at it, but the ball shapes away after .pitching, and goes past his bat","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs PBKS, 34th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run Starts with a length ball around leg that Arya parries to the leg side\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run On a length around middle, tapped towards cover and they take a risky single. Krunal doesn't collect cleanly and the batters make it through safely\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 1 run Prabhsimran comes down the crease early and Bhuvneshwar shortens his length. Tucked square on the leg side for a single Priyansh Arya in IPL, 2025 INNS 7 RUNS 217 SR 212.74 AVE 36.16 HS 103\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run Length ball angled across, he looks to pull and gets it off the inside half to deep backward square's left\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run Attempted scoop gone wrong. On a length outside off, Prabhsimran goes across the stumps and looks to launch this over the keeper but misses out and cops a blow on the body\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run Swing and a miss! Prabhsimran comes down the track again and looks to hammer this down the ground but this length ball outside off veers away to beat the toe end\n Yash Dayal to Arya, no run Full inswinger outside off, tucked along the ground to the midwicket fielder\n Yash Dayal to Arya, 1 run Another inswinger, and this time he flicks it away to the deep backward square fielder\n Yash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Leading edge pops up over the umpire and lands safe. Inswinger on the pads and Prabhsimran looks to work it leg side. Lucky to get away there\n Yash Dayal to Arya, 1 wide Dayal misses his line and fires this down leg\n Yash Dayal to Arya, 1 run Now it's the outswinger to Arya, full outside off and he lofts it out to the off side sweeper on the bounce\n Yash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run On a length around leg and seaming across Prabhsimran. He plays it square on the off side for a single\n Yash Dayal to Arya, FOUR runs Edge flies over the slip fielder! Full outside off and swinging away, Arya looks to drive and gets a thick edge. Kohli is leaping with his arm stretched out high, but it goes over him\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 2 runs Prabhsimran skies it and it lands safe! Outswinger outside off and Prabh looks to swing across the line. Goes high towards deep square leg. Dayal at deep backward square can't get under it in time\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Gets a hold of that! Length ball outside off, swinging away again but he manages to loft this down the ground\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Over mid-off now! Another length ball outside off and he goes inside out and gets a one-bounce four\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, OUT This time he picks out a fielder! Bhuvneshwar pulls back his length and Prabhsimran looks to go downtown again. Slices it high off the toe end and David runs to his right from mid-off and he is as safe a pair of hands as you can ask for. And clearly, David can do no wrong today! Patidar was also running in from mid-on but they manage to not collide as David calls for it early. RCB have their first wicket \n Bhuvneshwar to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full outside off, he runs it fine on the off side to get off the mark with a single\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run On a length around leg, fended in front on the off side\n Hazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run ON a length ouitside off, Shreyas looks to defend. Gets an inside edge onto his pads and the ball rolls to his right, they scamper for a quick single\n Hazlewood to Arya, 2 runs Length ball angled across, and he square drives it past the cover point fielder. Deep backward point runs across and keeps it down to two\n Hazlewood to Arya, SIX runs Top edge flies for six! Hazlewood goes short on leg and Priyansh looks to pull. It goes high off the top edge and fine on the leg side. PBKS riding their luck early on!\n Hazlewood to Arya, OUT David takes another catch! On a length and angled across, Priyansh Arya looks to heave this away but slices it. Goes up high and towards mid-off. This is a simpler one for David, who is in the thick of things today! \n Hazlewood to Inglis, no run On a length outside off, he meets it with an open face to glide it to short third\n Hazlewood to Inglis, 1 run Length ball outside off, Inglis steers it down to deep third\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, 1 wide Length ball angles down leg. Dayal looks back to appeal for caught behind as Inglis misses his flick. Sees the umpire signalling for wide instead\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, no run Length ball on leg, fended towards point\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, 1 run Steers this length ball to deep third\n Yash Dayal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run On a length around leg, tucked through midwicket for a single\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, no run Length ball pitches around off and goes across Inglis, who is beaten on the cut\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, no run On a length around leg, Inglis fends it towards cover. He was starting to take off for a single, but Iyer says no immediately\n Yash Dayal to Inglis, no run Full and going across, driven straight to the point fielder. Just three runs off that over\n Krunal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run On a length around middle, Shreyas taps it into the vacant midwicket region and gets a single as Krunal runs to his right to collect\n Krunal to Inglis, FOUR runs Hammered into the gap! That's a poor ball from Pandya and Inglis punishes him. Too short and that area in front of square leg was completely vacant. Inglis has no problem pulling that away\n Krunal to Inglis, FOUR runs Too short from Krunal again and now Inglis slaps it away between deep cover and long-off\n Krunal to Inglis, no run Full outside off and this one turns sharply off the surface and goes to the keeper. Inglis did well to not prod at that\n Krunal to Inglis, no run Pushes this out to backward point\n Krunal to Inglis, 1 run Whipped out to wide long-on\n Suyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run Wrong'un on a length outside off, pushed to point\n Suyash Sharma to Shreyas Iyer, no run Googly around off, tucked to midwicket\n Suyash Sharma to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Too full on leg, Iyer whips it out to deep midwicket on the bounce\n Suyash Sharma to Inglis, no run Suyash throws this one wide, Inglis looks to drive this away but is beaten!\n Suyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run On a length on middle, pushed down to long-on\n Suyash Sharma to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Tossed full on leg, eased to deep fine leg Himanshu will see this game to the close now\n Hazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Iyer opens the face of the bat at this short-of-a-length ball around sixth stump, and jabs it towards deep third\n Hazlewood to Inglis, 1 run extra bounce off a length for Hazlewood, who bowls just outside off. Cut away by Inglis to deep third\n Hazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, no run fuller length, and angling in. It pitches on middle and off, and finishes on middle. Pushed back to Hazlewood by Iyer\n Hazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, OUT well taken by Jitesh! He had to jump full stretch, and gobble it with both gloves. Hazlewood gets extra bounce again in this over, and the ball takes off from the top edge of Iyer's bat. Hazlewood bowled on a short of a length, and in the channel just outside off. Iyer saw that and went slashing, only to get an edge, and the ball flying behind \n Hazlewood to Wadhera, 1 run angled across from over the wicket, and on a fullish length around sixth stump. Tapped towards point for a quick single\n Hazlewood to Inglis, OUT gone!! Another one for Hazlewood int this over! RCB can suddenly sniff something out of this game. Hazlewood bowls on the shorter side again, and around that seventh-stump line. There was, yet again, some extra bounce for him, though. Inglish went hacking at this ball seeing the width, but the ball flew off his bat to deep third, where Suyash settled under the ball for a comfortable catch \n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, no run Suyash is animated in appealing for lbw, but it's turned down! It seemed to be pitching outside leg, though. Yup, replays confirm that. Wadhera looked clip at this length ball but missed the googly\n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, no run fuller and around sixth stump. Another one angles across, as Wadhera looks to drive but misses Slip in\n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, no run beaten! Another wrong 'un, as this pitches on a length on middle, and turns away to finish just outside off. Wahdera looked to defend, but the ball went past his outside edge\n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, no run stumped?! No, I don't think so. Jitesh whipped the bails off as Wadhera looked to reverse sweep this full and wide-ish ball but missed. Then, as Wadhera seemed to lose his balance and fall on his back, Jitesh destroyed the stumps, but in vain Slip gone\n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, FOUR runs reverse swept over backward point! Full and straight, and Wahdera switched his wrists early to hit hard and high for four. Very powerful and convincing hit there\n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, SIX runs whipped over midwicket! These two hits bring PBKS back into the game! Suyash went on a length this time, and around off. Wadhera went across the line, and dispatched it for another forceful hit\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, no run On a fullish length, and just outside off. Pushed to mid-on, as he leans into the shot\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, no run on a length, and in the corridor just outside off. The ball straightens after pitching, and is dabbed towards point\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, 1 run he sees Shashank hinting to walk down, and bowls on a shorter side of a length around sixth stump. Slapped to deep-backward point to get off the mark\n Hazlewood to Wadhera, no run massive bounce for Hazlewood!! The bowler gives Wadhera a stare, and has a word for him too. Short of a length on middle, as Wadhera skipped down and looked to hook but missed. The ball took off before Jitesh grabbed it\n Hazlewood to Wadhera, 1 leg bye on the shorter side of a length on leg, and it takes his pad as he looks to swipe. The ball rolls towards square leg\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, no run beaten! Hazlewood ends his spell with nearly another wicket. He goes on the shorter side, and slightly wide of off. Shashank has a jab at it, but the ball shapes away after pitching, and goes past his bat","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Inglis","Prabhsimran","Shashank Singh","Shreyas Iyer","Wadhera"],"Runs":[16.0,14.0,13.0,1.0,7.0,11.0],"Balls_Faced":[11,17,9,4,10,9],"Fours":[1,2,2,0,0,1],"Sixes":[1,0,0,0,0,1],"S\/R":[145.45,82.35,144.44,25.0,70.0,122.22],"dismissal":["c David b Hazlewood","c Suyash Sharma b Hazlewood","c David b Kumar","Not Out","c \u2020Sharma b Hazlewood","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Hazlewood","Krunal","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[12,18,6,12,12],"Runs_Given":[14.0,14.0,10.0,14.0,12.0],"Wickets":[1,3,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,3.0,1.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arora to Salt, FOUR runs .CRRRRUNCHED! Fuller length ball shaping back into Salt outside off. He takes a step .down the track and absolute pummels the drive on the up through covers\nArora to Salt, 1 wide .Big booming inswinger but is starts on off and continues to go down leg. de Kock does .really well to his left\nArora to Salt, no run .Gets across his stumps to negate the inswing, but still misses the flick and is rapped on .the pad. That was high though\nArora to Salt, no run .On a length just around off stump with a hint of inswing. Salt pushes this towards point\nArora to Salt, 1 run .Runs with the shot and makes it comfortably. Length ball shaping back into Salt on .middle. He pushes to mid-on and sets off. Kohli responds .Stays over the wicket to VK. A wide slip in place\nArora to Kohli, FOUR runs .A four first ball for Kohli as well. Length ball shaping sharply back into Kohli on middle .and leg. He flicks this through the vacant midwicket region. Harshit sprints across from .deep square leg, dives but can't keep the ball inside the field of play\nArora to Kohli, 2 runs .On a length shaping away from Kohli outside off. He opens the face of the blade and .runs this past short third for a couple of runs\nJohnson to Salt, no run .On a length angling across from Salt, who throws his bat and it but can't lay a bat on .that\nJohnson to Salt, no run .Length ball shaping away from Salt outside off. He pushes at it and gets beaten again\nJohnson to Salt, FOUR runs .THUMPED! Length ball outside off stump, he punches this on the up and more .importantly, in the gap through covers.\nJohnson to Salt, no run .Good length ball around off stump, he pushes this to covers\nJohnson to Salt, no run .Fuller well outside off, he steps across his stumps but can only dig this back to the .bowler\nJohnson to Salt, 1 leg bye .Sharp short of a length ball on middle, he looks for a pull, misses and is struck in the .midriff with the ball lobbing to point\nArora to Salt, FOUR runs .In the slot and hammered! Gentle length ball just around off stump. Right in his zone .and he whacks this over mid-on\nArora to Salt, SIX runs .One better! The first six for RCB in IPL 2025. Right in Salt's wheelhouse on off stump as .he shuffles across and tonks this for an 89m six over cow corner .Long-on goes back\nArora to Salt, 1 run .On a length ball just outside off, he steps across and shovels this to deep backward .square leg for a run\nArora to Kohli, FOUR runs .Kohli gets into the act now and the runs are flowing. On a length on off stump. He was .looking to go straighter by stepping down the track, but drags this through midwicket .and still gets a four.\nArora to Kohli, 1 run .A gorgeous cover drive, shame it only got Kohli a single. Slot ball outside off, he creams .the drive but straight to Russell at extra cover, who fumbles and allows a run\nArora to Salt, FOUR runs .Upper cut for a one-bounce four. Banged in short outside off, he backs away and gets .this over point. What a start for Salt\nVarun to Kohli, 1 run .Flatter length ball just outside off, he shuffles across and works this to wide long-on\nVarun to Salt, 2 runs .Misfield and they get two. Darted in at 93.3kph as Salt backs away. Varun follows him .and cramps him for room as he works this past square leg\nVarun to Salt, FOUR runs .SHOT! On a length on off, he clears his back leg and goes up and over mid-off easily\nVarun to Salt, SIX runs .And, again! Even better, this time around. Darted in on middle, he gives himself room .and tonks this over mid-off and eventually over the ropes\nVarun to Salt, FOUR runs .Three in three! Length on middle and leg, he carts this over mid-on for a four more . .Phil Salt vs Varun Chakravarthy .BALLS .11 .RUNS .36 .OUTS .0 .SR .327.27 .4s\/6s .5\/2\nVarun to Salt, FOUR runs .This is batting of the highest order from Salt. Length ball darted in on leg stump. He .bends down on one knee and slams the sweep to the deep square leg fence\nJohnson to Kohli, SIX runs .UP AND OVER! Kohli joins in on the six-fest. Length outside off, he gets across and goes .straight over the bowler's head for a 63m six. The ball hit the advertisement cushion on .the full .See all photos\nJohnson to Kohli, SIX runs .A repeat of the previous shot, and this he gets it 75m over the ropes. On a length .angling across Kohli who shuffles across and tonks this over the bowler's head\nJohnson to Kohli, no run .Length ball outside off, he mistimes to mid-on\nJohnson to Kohli, 1 run .Banged in short on off stump, pulls but straight to deep backward square leg on the .bounce\nJohnson to Salt, no run .Good length ball on off stump, he backs away and pushes to point with an open face of .the bat\nJohnson to Salt, FOUR runs .He has the power, he has the finesse. Back of a length ball angling across the batter, .who backs away again and pats this in the gap between point and short third\nHarshit Rana to Kohli, no run .Good length ball moving away from the batter after pitching as Kohli gets beaten\nHarshit Rana to Kohli, 1 run .Just short of Rana. Back of a length ball outside off, he mistimes his punch back .towards the bowler, who dives forward, but the ball hits him on the half-volley\nHarshit Rana to Salt, no run .Juuust past leg stump. Slower offcutter on a length at 118kph. He sees Salt backing .away and follows him. Salt misses, and the ball just evades leg stump\nHarshit Rana to Salt, 1 run .Banged in short well outside off, he shuffles well across and hacks the pull to deep .backward square leg who collects this on the bounce\nHarshit Rana to Kohli, 2 runs .A brilliant effort from Ramandeep, but he can't reach it. He seems to have hurt his hand .in the process as well. On a length outside off, Kohli skews this off the outside half of .the blade with the ball going over point. Ramandeep sprints around from deep point, .puts a solid dive forward, but can't get his hands under the ball. Jams his fingers as well .in the process and is tended to by the physio . .Virat Kohli vs Harshit Rana .BALLS .21 .RUNS .27 .OUTS .1 .SR .128.57 .4s\/6s .1\/1\nHarshit Rana to Kohli, 1 run .Good length ball just outside off, he stays leg side of the ball and punches this to deep .third and with an angled bat .Meanwhile, how often have you heard world silver and bronze medals being inadequate .in Indian sport? They are in Indian Hockey's first family, in Dhyan Chand's family. Here's .a first-hand account of how 50 years ago, the hurt of those inadequacies spurred the .team on to India's only hockey World Cup victory. .Time out time.\nVarun to Kohli, no run .Darted on a length outside off, he punches back to the bowler\nVarun to Kohli, FOUR runs .SHOT! Darted on a length on of, he gets down on one knee and slams the slog sweep to .the right of deep midwicket for a four\nVarun to Kohli, 1 run .Flatter on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg for a run\nVarun to Salt, no run .Length ball darted in at 99kph on leg stump. He wears this on the pad and there is a .stifle appeal. But that was sliding down leg\nVarun to Salt, 1 run .Fuller and flatter on off, he drives to long-off. And that is a fifty off just 25 balls for Salt. .What start to his season against a team which he was an integral part of till last season .See all photos\nVarun to Kohli, no run .Pushed quicker outside off, he checks his drive and the ball almost carries to extra .cover\nNarine to Salt, 1 leg bye .Quicker length ball at 92kph on leg stump. He looks for a swipe across the line but .misses and is rapped on the pad\nNarine to Kohli, no run .Quicker length ball on middle, he sweeps to short fine leg\nNarine to Kohli, 1 run .Carrom ball that is stifle short outside off as Kohli hops back and pulls to deep .midwicket\nNarine to Salt, 1 run .Darted in at 91kph on off, he pushes to long-off for a run\nNarine to Kohli, 1 run .Slows this up on a length on middle and leg, he stays back and works this to deep .midwicket\nNarine to Salt, 1 run .Darts this one at 93.4kph around off stump, he stays leg side of the ball and punches to .deep cover\nVarun to Salt, FOUR runs .RCB continue on their merry ways. Legspinner but that was way too short outside off. .He stays back and pulls to the left of deep backward square leg\nVarun to Salt, no run .Flatter and a stifle short outside off, he shapes up for the cut and misses\nVarun to Salt, OUT .Thick outside edge and Johnson hangs on at short third. A much needed breakthrough .for KKR. Legspinner well outside off. Salt throws his bat at it, gets the thick edge, and .Johnson moves well to his left .Phil Salt c Johnson b Varun 56 (31b 9x4 2x6 40m) SR: 180.64\nVarun to Padikkal, no run .Just what a wicket does! Drops the ball on a length just outside off and derives enough .spin to beat Padikkal's outside edge . .Varun Chakravarthy vs RCB in T20s .INNS .11 .WKTS .15 .ECON .7.08 .AVE .19.13\nVarun to Padikkal, no run .And again! Lands the leggie just outside off and turns it away at the last moment .beating Padikkal's outside edge .Over the wicket\nVarun to Padikkal, 1 run .Length ball on middle and leg, he works this to deep midwicket to get off the mark\nNarine to Padikkal, 1 run .On a length well outside off stump, Padikkal shuffles right across and whisks this to .deep midwicket\nNarine to Kohli, no run .Flatter on leg stump at 90.6kph. Kohli looks to works this away, misses and is rapped .on the pad. The ball was sliding down leg\nNarine to Kohli, 1 run .On a length on middle, he prods well forward and works this to deep midwicket\nNarine to Padikkal, 1 run .Flatter on off stump, he shuffles across and ticks this to wide long-on\nNarine to Kohli, 1 run .That's 1000 runs for Kohli against KKR in the IPL. Flatter on leg stump, he works this to .the right of Rinku at deep midwicket. He charges in and fires a throw one-handed. .Padikkal was fell down the track eyeing a second and slipped as well. But the throw was .off target\nNarine to Padikkal, FOUR runs .What timing on that flick. WOW! On a length on middle and leg, he clips this with .excellent timing in the gap between deep midwicket and long on","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs RCB, 1st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arora to Salt, FOUR runs CRRRRUNCHED! Fuller length ball shaping back into Salt outside off. He takes a step down the track and absolute pummels the drive on the up through covers\n Arora to Salt, 1 wide Big booming inswinger but is starts on off and continues to go down leg. de Kock does really well to his left\n Arora to Salt, no run Gets across his stumps to negate the inswing, but still misses the flick and is rapped on the pad. That was high though\n Arora to Salt, no run On a length just around off stump with a hint of inswing. Salt pushes this towards point\n Arora to Salt, 1 run Runs with the shot and makes it comfortably. Length ball shaping back into Salt on middle. He pushes to mid-on and sets off. Kohli responds Stays over the wicket to VK. A wide slip in place\n Arora to Kohli, FOUR runs A four first ball for Kohli as well. Length ball shaping sharply back into Kohli on middle and leg. He flicks this through the vacant midwicket region. Harshit sprints across from deep square leg, dives but can't keep the ball inside the field of play\n Arora to Kohli, 2 runs On a length shaping away from Kohli outside off. He opens the face of the blade and runs this past short third for a couple of runs\n Johnson to Salt, no run On a length angling across from Salt, who throws his bat and it but can't lay a bat on that\n Johnson to Salt, no run Length ball shaping away from Salt outside off. He pushes at it and gets beaten again\n Johnson to Salt, FOUR runs THUMPED! Length ball outside off stump, he punches this on the up and more importantly, in the gap through covers.\n Johnson to Salt, no run Good length ball around off stump, he pushes this to covers\n Johnson to Salt, no run Fuller well outside off, he steps across his stumps but can only dig this back to the bowler\n Johnson to Salt, 1 leg bye Sharp short of a length ball on middle, he looks for a pull, misses and is struck in the midriff with the ball lobbing to point\n Arora to Salt, FOUR runs In the slot and hammered! Gentle length ball just around off stump. Right in his zone and he whacks this over mid-on\n Arora to Salt, SIX runs One better! The first six for RCB in IPL 2025. Right in Salt's wheelhouse on off stump as he shuffles across and tonks this for an 89m six over cow corner Long-on goes back\n Arora to Salt, 1 run On a length ball just outside off, he steps across and shovels this to deep backward square leg for a run\n Arora to Kohli, FOUR runs Kohli gets into the act now and the runs are flowing. On a length on off stump. He was looking to go straighter by stepping down the track, but drags this through midwicket and still gets a four.\n Arora to Kohli, 1 run A gorgeous cover drive, shame it only got Kohli a single. Slot ball outside off, he creams the drive but straight to Russell at extra cover, who fumbles and allows a run\n Arora to Salt, FOUR runs Upper cut for a one-bounce four. Banged in short outside off, he backs away and gets this over point. What a start for Salt\n Varun to Kohli, 1 run Flatter length ball just outside off, he shuffles across and works this to wide long-on\n Varun to Salt, 2 runs Misfield and they get two. Darted in at 93.3kph as Salt backs away. Varun follows him and cramps him for room as he works this past square leg\n Varun to Salt, FOUR runs SHOT! On a length on off, he clears his back leg and goes up and over mid-off easily\n Varun to Salt, SIX runs And, again! Even better, this time around. Darted in on middle, he gives himself room and tonks this over mid-off and eventually over the ropes\n Varun to Salt, FOUR runs Three in three! Length on middle and leg, he carts this over mid-on for a four more Phil Salt vs Varun Chakravarthy BALLS 11 RUNS 36 OUTS 0 SR 327.27 4s\/6s 5\/2\n Varun to Salt, FOUR runs This is batting of the highest order from Salt. Length ball darted in on leg stump. He bends down on one knee and slams the sweep to the deep square leg fence\n Johnson to Kohli, SIX runs UP AND OVER! Kohli joins in on the six-fest. Length outside off, he gets across and goes straight over the bowler's head for a 63m six. The ball hit the advertisement cushion on the full See all photos\n Johnson to Kohli, SIX runs A repeat of the previous shot, and this he gets it 75m over the ropes. On a length angling across Kohli who shuffles across and tonks this over the bowler's head\n Johnson to Kohli, no run Length ball outside off, he mistimes to mid-on\n Johnson to Kohli, 1 run Banged in short on off stump, pulls but straight to deep backward square leg on the bounce\n Johnson to Salt, no run Good length ball on off stump, he backs away and pushes to point with an open face of the bat\n Johnson to Salt, FOUR runs He has the power, he has the finesse. Back of a length ball angling across the batter, who backs away again and pats this in the gap between point and short third\n Harshit Rana to Kohli, no run Good length ball moving away from the batter after pitching as Kohli gets beaten\n Harshit Rana to Kohli, 1 run Just short of Rana. Back of a length ball outside off, he mistimes his punch back towards the bowler, who dives forward, but the ball hits him on the half-volley\n Harshit Rana to Salt, no run Juuust past leg stump. Slower offcutter on a length at 118kph. He sees Salt backing away and follows him. Salt misses, and the ball just evades leg stump\n Harshit Rana to Salt, 1 run Banged in short well outside off, he shuffles well across and hacks the pull to deep backward square leg who collects this on the bounce\n Harshit Rana to Kohli, 2 runs A brilliant effort from Ramandeep, but he can't reach it. He seems to have hurt his hand in the process as well. On a length outside off, Kohli skews this off the outside half of the blade with the ball going over point. Ramandeep sprints around from deep point, puts a solid dive forward, but can't get his hands under the ball. Jams his fingers as well in the process and is tended to by the physio Virat Kohli vs Harshit Rana BALLS 21 RUNS 27 OUTS 1 SR 128.57 4s\/6s 1\/1\n Harshit Rana to Kohli, 1 run Good length ball just outside off, he stays leg side of the ball and punches this to deep third and with an angled bat Meanwhile, how often have you heard world silver and bronze medals being inadequate in Indian sport? They are in Indian Hockey's first family, in Dhyan Chand's family. Here's a first-hand account of how 50 years ago, the hurt of those inadequacies spurred the team on to India's only hockey World Cup victory. Time out time.\n Varun to Kohli, no run Darted on a length outside off, he punches back to the bowler\n Varun to Kohli, FOUR runs SHOT! Darted on a length on of, he gets down on one knee and slams the slog sweep to the right of deep midwicket for a four\n Varun to Kohli, 1 run Flatter on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg for a run\n Varun to Salt, no run Length ball darted in at 99kph on leg stump. He wears this on the pad and there is a stifle appeal. But that was sliding down leg\n Varun to Salt, 1 run Fuller and flatter on off, he drives to long-off. And that is a fifty off just 25 balls for Salt. What start to his season against a team which he was an integral part of till last season See all photos\n Varun to Kohli, no run Pushed quicker outside off, he checks his drive and the ball almost carries to extra cover\n Narine to Salt, 1 leg bye Quicker length ball at 92kph on leg stump. He looks for a swipe across the line but misses and is rapped on the pad\n Narine to Kohli, no run Quicker length ball on middle, he sweeps to short fine leg\n Narine to Kohli, 1 run Carrom ball that is stifle short outside off as Kohli hops back and pulls to deep midwicket\n Narine to Salt, 1 run Darted in at 91kph on off, he pushes to long-off for a run\n Narine to Kohli, 1 run Slows this up on a length on middle and leg, he stays back and works this to deep midwicket\n Narine to Salt, 1 run Darts this one at 93.4kph around off stump, he stays leg side of the ball and punches to deep cover\n Varun to Salt, FOUR runs RCB continue on their merry ways. Legspinner but that was way too short outside off. He stays back and pulls to the left of deep backward square leg\n Varun to Salt, no run Flatter and a stifle short outside off, he shapes up for the cut and misses\n Varun to Salt, OUT Thick outside edge and Johnson hangs on at short third. A much needed breakthrough for KKR. Legspinner well outside off. Salt throws his bat at it, gets the thick edge, and Johnson moves well to his left \n Varun to Padikkal, no run Just what a wicket does! Drops the ball on a length just outside off and derives enough spin to beat Padikkal's outside edge Varun Chakravarthy vs RCB in T20s INNS 11 WKTS 15 ECON 7.08 AVE 19.13\n Varun to Padikkal, no run And again! Lands the leggie just outside off and turns it away at the last moment beating Padikkal's outside edge Over the wicket\n Varun to Padikkal, 1 run Length ball on middle and leg, he works this to deep midwicket to get off the mark\n Narine to Padikkal, 1 run On a length well outside off stump, Padikkal shuffles right across and whisks this to deep midwicket\n Narine to Kohli, no run Flatter on leg stump at 90.6kph. Kohli looks to works this away, misses and is rapped on the pad. The ball was sliding down leg\n Narine to Kohli, 1 run On a length on middle, he prods well forward and works this to deep midwicket\n Narine to Padikkal, 1 run Flatter on off stump, he shuffles across and ticks this to wide long-on\n Narine to Kohli, 1 run That's 1000 runs for Kohli against KKR in the IPL. Flatter on leg stump, he works this to the right of Rinku at deep midwicket. He charges in and fires a throw one-handed. Padikkal was fell down the track eyeing a second and slipped as well. But the throw was off target\n Narine to Padikkal, FOUR runs What timing on that flick. WOW! On a length on middle and leg, he clips this with excellent timing in the gap between deep midwicket and long on","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Kohli","Padikkal","Salt"],"Runs":[38.0,7.0,56.0],"Balls_Faced":[23,6,31],"Fours":[3,1,9],"Sixes":[2,0,2],"S\/R":[165.22,116.67,180.65],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Johnson b Varun"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arora","Harshit Rana","Johnson","Narine","Varun"],"Balls":[12,6,12,12,18],"Runs_Given":[32.0,5.0,21.0,12.0,32.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,1],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arora to Salt, FOUR runs .CRRRRUNCHED! Fuller length ball shaping back into Salt outside off. He takes a step .down the track and absolute pummels the drive on the up through covers\nArora to Salt, 1 wide .Big booming inswinger but is starts on off and continues to go down leg. de Kock does .really well to his left\nArora to Salt, no run .Gets across his stumps to negate the inswing, but still misses the flick and is rapped on .the pad. That was high though\nArora to Salt, no run .On a length just around off stump with a hint of inswing. Salt pushes this towards point\nArora to Salt, 1 run .Runs with the shot and makes it comfortably. Length ball shaping back into Salt on .middle. He pushes to mid-on and sets off. Kohli responds .Stays over the wicket to VK. A wide slip in place\nArora to Kohli, FOUR runs .A four first ball for Kohli as well. Length ball shaping sharply back into Kohli on middle .and leg. He flicks this through the vacant midwicket region. Harshit sprints across from .deep square leg, dives but can't keep the ball inside the field of play\nArora to Kohli, 2 runs .On a length shaping away from Kohli outside off. He opens the face of the blade and .runs this past short third for a couple of runs\nJohnson to Salt, no run .On a length angling across from Salt, who throws his bat and it but can't lay a bat on .that\nJohnson to Salt, no run .Length ball shaping away from Salt outside off. He pushes at it and gets beaten again\nJohnson to Salt, FOUR runs .THUMPED! Length ball outside off stump, he punches this on the up and more .importantly, in the gap through covers.\nJohnson to Salt, no run .Good length ball around off stump, he pushes this to covers\nJohnson to Salt, no run .Fuller well outside off, he steps across his stumps but can only dig this back to the .bowler\nJohnson to Salt, 1 leg bye .Sharp short of a length ball on middle, he looks for a pull, misses and is struck in the .midriff with the ball lobbing to point\nArora to Salt, FOUR runs .In the slot and hammered! Gentle length ball just around off stump. Right in his zone .and he whacks this over mid-on\nArora to Salt, SIX runs .One better! The first six for RCB in IPL 2025. Right in Salt's wheelhouse on off stump as .he shuffles across and tonks this for an 89m six over cow corner .Long-on goes back\nArora to Salt, 1 run .On a length ball just outside off, he steps across and shovels this to deep backward .square leg for a run\nArora to Kohli, FOUR runs .Kohli gets into the act now and the runs are flowing. On a length on off stump. He was .looking to go straighter by stepping down the track, but drags this through midwicket .and still gets a four.\nArora to Kohli, 1 run .A gorgeous cover drive, shame it only got Kohli a single. Slot ball outside off, he creams .the drive but straight to Russell at extra cover, who fumbles and allows a run\nArora to Salt, FOUR runs .Upper cut for a one-bounce four. Banged in short outside off, he backs away and gets .this over point. What a start for Salt\nVarun to Kohli, 1 run .Flatter length ball just outside off, he shuffles across and works this to wide long-on\nVarun to Salt, 2 runs .Misfield and they get two. Darted in at 93.3kph as Salt backs away. Varun follows him .and cramps him for room as he works this past square leg\nVarun to Salt, FOUR runs .SHOT! On a length on off, he clears his back leg and goes up and over mid-off easily\nVarun to Salt, SIX runs .And, again! Even better, this time around. Darted in on middle, he gives himself room .and tonks this over mid-off and eventually over the ropes\nVarun to Salt, FOUR runs .Three in three! Length on middle and leg, he carts this over mid-on for a four more . .Phil Salt vs Varun Chakravarthy .BALLS .11 .RUNS .36 .OUTS .0 .SR .327.27 .4s\/6s .5\/2\nVarun to Salt, FOUR runs .This is batting of the highest order from Salt. Length ball darted in on leg stump. He .bends down on one knee and slams the sweep to the deep square leg fence\nJohnson to Kohli, SIX runs .UP AND OVER! Kohli joins in on the six-fest. Length outside off, he gets across and goes .straight over the bowler's head for a 63m six. The ball hit the advertisement cushion on .the full .See all photos\nJohnson to Kohli, SIX runs .A repeat of the previous shot, and this he gets it 75m over the ropes. On a length .angling across Kohli who shuffles across and tonks this over the bowler's head\nJohnson to Kohli, no run .Length ball outside off, he mistimes to mid-on\nJohnson to Kohli, 1 run .Banged in short on off stump, pulls but straight to deep backward square leg on the .bounce\nJohnson to Salt, no run .Good length ball on off stump, he backs away and pushes to point with an open face of .the bat\nJohnson to Salt, FOUR runs .He has the power, he has the finesse. Back of a length ball angling across the batter, .who backs away again and pats this in the gap between point and short third\nHarshit Rana to Kohli, no run .Good length ball moving away from the batter after pitching as Kohli gets beaten\nHarshit Rana to Kohli, 1 run .Just short of Rana. Back of a length ball outside off, he mistimes his punch back .towards the bowler, who dives forward, but the ball hits him on the half-volley\nHarshit Rana to Salt, no run .Juuust past leg stump. Slower offcutter on a length at 118kph. He sees Salt backing .away and follows him. Salt misses, and the ball just evades leg stump\nHarshit Rana to Salt, 1 run .Banged in short well outside off, he shuffles well across and hacks the pull to deep .backward square leg who collects this on the bounce\nHarshit Rana to Kohli, 2 runs .A brilliant effort from Ramandeep, but he can't reach it. He seems to have hurt his hand .in the process as well. On a length outside off, Kohli skews this off the outside half of .the blade with the ball going over point. Ramandeep sprints around from deep point, .puts a solid dive forward, but can't get his hands under the ball. Jams his fingers as well .in the process and is tended to by the physio . .Virat Kohli vs Harshit Rana .BALLS .21 .RUNS .27 .OUTS .1 .SR .128.57 .4s\/6s .1\/1\nHarshit Rana to Kohli, 1 run .Good length ball just outside off, he stays leg side of the ball and punches this to deep .third and with an angled bat .Meanwhile, how often have you heard world silver and bronze medals being inadequate .in Indian sport? They are in Indian Hockey's first family, in Dhyan Chand's family. Here's .a first-hand account of how 50 years ago, the hurt of those inadequacies spurred the .team on to India's only hockey World Cup victory. .Time out time.\nVarun to Kohli, no run .Darted on a length outside off, he punches back to the bowler\nVarun to Kohli, FOUR runs .SHOT! Darted on a length on of, he gets down on one knee and slams the slog sweep to .the right of deep midwicket for a four\nVarun to Kohli, 1 run .Flatter on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg for a run\nVarun to Salt, no run .Length ball darted in at 99kph on leg stump. He wears this on the pad and there is a .stifle appeal. But that was sliding down leg\nVarun to Salt, 1 run .Fuller and flatter on off, he drives to long-off. And that is a fifty off just 25 balls for Salt. .What start to his season against a team which he was an integral part of till last season .See all photos\nVarun to Kohli, no run .Pushed quicker outside off, he checks his drive and the ball almost carries to extra .cover\nNarine to Salt, 1 leg bye .Quicker length ball at 92kph on leg stump. He looks for a swipe across the line but .misses and is rapped on the pad\nNarine to Kohli, no run .Quicker length ball on middle, he sweeps to short fine leg\nNarine to Kohli, 1 run .Carrom ball that is stifle short outside off as Kohli hops back and pulls to deep .midwicket\nNarine to Salt, 1 run .Darted in at 91kph on off, he pushes to long-off for a run\nNarine to Kohli, 1 run .Slows this up on a length on middle and leg, he stays back and works this to deep .midwicket\nNarine to Salt, 1 run .Darts this one at 93.4kph around off stump, he stays leg side of the ball and punches to .deep cover\nVarun to Salt, FOUR runs .RCB continue on their merry ways. Legspinner but that was way too short outside off. .He stays back and pulls to the left of deep backward square leg\nVarun to Salt, no run .Flatter and a stifle short outside off, he shapes up for the cut and misses\nVarun to Salt, OUT .Thick outside edge and Johnson hangs on at short third. A much needed breakthrough .for KKR. Legspinner well outside off. Salt throws his bat at it, gets the thick edge, and .Johnson moves well to his left .Phil Salt c Johnson b Varun 56 (31b 9x4 2x6 40m) SR: 180.64\nVarun to Padikkal, no run .Just what a wicket does! Drops the ball on a length just outside off and derives enough .spin to beat Padikkal's outside edge . .Varun Chakravarthy vs RCB in T20s .INNS .11 .WKTS .15 .ECON .7.08 .AVE .19.13\nVarun to Padikkal, no run .And again! Lands the leggie just outside off and turns it away at the last moment .beating Padikkal's outside edge .Over the wicket\nVarun to Padikkal, 1 run .Length ball on middle and leg, he works this to deep midwicket to get off the mark\nNarine to Padikkal, 1 run .On a length well outside off stump, Padikkal shuffles right across and whisks this to .deep midwicket\nNarine to Kohli, no run .Flatter on leg stump at 90.6kph. Kohli looks to works this away, misses and is rapped .on the pad. The ball was sliding down leg\nNarine to Kohli, 1 run .On a length on middle, he prods well forward and works this to deep midwicket\nNarine to Padikkal, 1 run .Flatter on off stump, he shuffles across and ticks this to wide long-on\nNarine to Kohli, 1 run .That's 1000 runs for Kohli against KKR in the IPL. Flatter on leg stump, he works this to .the right of Rinku at deep midwicket. He charges in and fires a throw one-handed. .Padikkal was fell down the track eyeing a second and slipped as well. But the throw was .off target\nNarine to Padikkal, FOUR runs .What timing on that flick. WOW! On a length on middle and leg, he clips this with .excellent timing in the gap between deep midwicket and long on\nVarun to Kohli, 1 run .Cuts the fourth-stump length ball to deep point .Slip in, around the wicket\nVarun to Padikkal, 1 run .Flicks the full ball to long-on\nVarun to Kohli, SIX runs .Kohli slog-sweeps over long-on, raises his bat to the dugout and pumps his fists. He .picked the googly, dragged it from a fullish length on fifth. Whacked off one knee.\nVarun to Kohli, 1 run .Shortish over the stumps, flicked off the back foot to long-on\nVarun to Padikkal, 1 run .Flicked off the back foot to deep square leg\nVarun to Kohli, 1 run .Cuts the length ball from off stump to backward point for a quick single. No room on .that, 99ks too\nNarine to Kohli, 1 run .Cuts the fourth-stump length ball to deep point\nNarine to Padikkal, 1 run .Sharp spin in after landing outside off, flicked from off stump to deep square leg. Off .the back foot too\nNarine to Kohli, 1 run .Sweeps the fullish ball on off to deep midwicket.\nNarine to Padikkal, OUT .Padikkal perishes trying to take Narine on, holes out to deep midwicket but Kohli gives .him a fist bump on the way out. He danced down the wicket and tried to whip the length .ball on the up, bat-face turned inside upon impact. Went straight to the fielder. .Devdutt Padikkal c Ramandeep Singh b Narine 10 (10b 1x4 0x6 11m) SR: 100\nNarine to Patidar, no run .Length on middle and leg, punched with a straight bat to midwicket\nNarine to Patidar, 1 run .Fullish ball on middle, flicked to deep forward square leg. 92ks\nHarshit Rana to Patidar, no run .Beaten on the cut. 143ks length ball just outside off\nHarshit Rana to Patidar, no run .Test stuff. On a length, in the channel, a bit of extra bounce. Patidar tries to run it to .third with a vertical bat, gets beaten .Oh, there's a Mexican wave going on which might explain the cheers\nHarshit Rana to Patidar, 2 runs .Full on middle and leg, whipped to deep square leg\nHarshit Rana to Patidar, 1 run .Slower ball is full on fourth, flicked to long-on\nHarshit Rana to Kohli, FOUR runs .Flayed over cover, Kohli brings up fifty. Entire dug out is up, crowd cheering on too. He .raises his bat. Was a length ball with a bit of width that was flashed with a mostly .horizontal bat. First four in 14 balls .See all photos\nHarshit Rana to Kohli, 1 run .Dances down and taps the rising length ball with an open-faced bat to point\nNarine to Kohli, 1 run .Length around off, flicked softly to square leg. . .Rajat Patidar vs offspin in T20s .RUNS .153 .OUTS .3 .4s\/6s .9\/11 .SR .171.91 .AVE .51.00\nNarine to Patidar, SIX runs .That has been monstered over long-on. Patidar got leg side of the ball, lunged a bit and .heaved across the line. It was an on-stumps ball that sailed 91 metres\nNarine to Patidar, 1 run .Flicked off the back foot through backward square leg\nNarine to Kohli, 1 run .Length on off, punched to deep midwicket\nNarine to Patidar, 1 run .Waits for the slow length ball that landed on off to spin to leg, twirls quickly while pulling .the ball to deep square leg\nNarine to Kohli, 1 run .Length on middle and leg, worked to long-on\nHarshit Rana to Kohli, 1 run .Length just outside off, cloths a heave to long-on\nHarshit Rana to Patidar, FOUR runs .Launched just over cover, who leaps up and throws his left hand up but it's not in reach. .Was a length ball to which Patidar made room and forced a drive . .Rajat Patidar in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .874 .OUTS .22 .4s\/6s .45\/65 .SR .174.80 .AVE .39.72\nHarshit Rana to Patidar, FOUR runs .Bad ball. Down leg with short fine leg in, the leg glance was effectively a free hit.\nHarshit Rana to Patidar, 2 runs .To the left of short fine leg but not a bad ball, oh that's a good stop close to the .boundary too. The fielder stops it by plonking his shoe in the way. Was a length ball .around off to which Patidar went across and flicked late. From deep in the crease, off .the back foot\nHarshit Rana to Patidar, FOUR runs .Wowza, that is a serene square drive that races to the point boundary. Harshit not happy .with the fielding... and replays show that the ball wasn't that far to the fielder's left.\nHarshit Rana to Patidar, FOUR runs .That's a late cut played like a lifted drive. The hard-length ball was rising, it was in the .channel, Patidar stood leg side of the ball, leapt up while wristily carving the ball. The .bat went from low to up, the toe was facing point and the hand speed was remarkable .An exhibition of boundaries, great aesthetics. 19 off the over to boot\nArora to Kohli, 1 run .Length on fourth, driven on the up to mid-off\nArora to Patidar, FOUR runs .More effortlessness. Smart batting too. Patidar pulled the length ball arriving towards .his ribs, but he hollowed in his belly to lift the ball over short fine leg rather than go .square.\nArora to Patidar, OUT .Pulled, timing's not bad but he finds deep midwicket. Great innings nonetheless, just 13 .now needed off 27. Was a length ball around off, another languid bat swing, Rinku ran in .and took it on the move .Rajat Patidar c Singh b Arora 34 (16b 5x4 1x6 17m) SR: 212.5\nArora to Livingstone, FOUR runs .Pulled just behind square. Half-tracker at chest-height, Livingstone's head turned leg .side as the bat swooshed across, but it was in one full motion\nArora to Livingstone, no run .Under-edged to the keeper on the bounce. Was a length ball on fifth that Livingstone .tried to slap to the leg side with a horizontal bat .Replays showing Kohli clutching his back after completing a run earlier. He's okay to .continue as of now though\nArora to Livingstone, 1 run .Length just outside off, square driven to deep point\nJohnson to Livingstone, SIX runs .Hooked over RCB's dugout. Livingstone greeted with another short ball, this wasn't bad. .Around top of shoulder height, fourth-stump line. The batter went across, got inside the .line of the ball, leant to the off side and swung in front of his face. Went very fine, and .well over deep fine leg .See all photos\nJohnson to Livingstone, FOUR runs .Whacked to the right of mid-on and 17 years after RCB were thumped by KKR in an IPL .opener, they return the favour. It finishes with a length ball outside off that was heaved .across with a semi-horizontal bat.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs RCB, 1st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arora to Salt, FOUR runs CRRRRUNCHED! Fuller length ball shaping back into Salt outside off. He takes a step down the track and absolute pummels the drive on the up through covers\n Arora to Salt, 1 wide Big booming inswinger but is starts on off and continues to go down leg. de Kock does really well to his left\n Arora to Salt, no run Gets across his stumps to negate the inswing, but still misses the flick and is rapped on the pad. That was high though\n Arora to Salt, no run On a length just around off stump with a hint of inswing. Salt pushes this towards point\n Arora to Salt, 1 run Runs with the shot and makes it comfortably. Length ball shaping back into Salt on middle. He pushes to mid-on and sets off. Kohli responds Stays over the wicket to VK. A wide slip in place\n Arora to Kohli, FOUR runs A four first ball for Kohli as well. Length ball shaping sharply back into Kohli on middle and leg. He flicks this through the vacant midwicket region. Harshit sprints across from deep square leg, dives but can't keep the ball inside the field of play\n Arora to Kohli, 2 runs On a length shaping away from Kohli outside off. He opens the face of the blade and runs this past short third for a couple of runs\n Johnson to Salt, no run On a length angling across from Salt, who throws his bat and it but can't lay a bat on that\n Johnson to Salt, no run Length ball shaping away from Salt outside off. He pushes at it and gets beaten again\n Johnson to Salt, FOUR runs THUMPED! Length ball outside off stump, he punches this on the up and more importantly, in the gap through covers.\n Johnson to Salt, no run Good length ball around off stump, he pushes this to covers\n Johnson to Salt, no run Fuller well outside off, he steps across his stumps but can only dig this back to the bowler\n Johnson to Salt, 1 leg bye Sharp short of a length ball on middle, he looks for a pull, misses and is struck in the midriff with the ball lobbing to point\n Arora to Salt, FOUR runs In the slot and hammered! Gentle length ball just around off stump. Right in his zone and he whacks this over mid-on\n Arora to Salt, SIX runs One better! The first six for RCB in IPL 2025. Right in Salt's wheelhouse on off stump as he shuffles across and tonks this for an 89m six over cow corner Long-on goes back\n Arora to Salt, 1 run On a length ball just outside off, he steps across and shovels this to deep backward square leg for a run\n Arora to Kohli, FOUR runs Kohli gets into the act now and the runs are flowing. On a length on off stump. He was looking to go straighter by stepping down the track, but drags this through midwicket and still gets a four.\n Arora to Kohli, 1 run A gorgeous cover drive, shame it only got Kohli a single. Slot ball outside off, he creams the drive but straight to Russell at extra cover, who fumbles and allows a run\n Arora to Salt, FOUR runs Upper cut for a one-bounce four. Banged in short outside off, he backs away and gets this over point. What a start for Salt\n Varun to Kohli, 1 run Flatter length ball just outside off, he shuffles across and works this to wide long-on\n Varun to Salt, 2 runs Misfield and they get two. Darted in at 93.3kph as Salt backs away. Varun follows him and cramps him for room as he works this past square leg\n Varun to Salt, FOUR runs SHOT! On a length on off, he clears his back leg and goes up and over mid-off easily\n Varun to Salt, SIX runs And, again! Even better, this time around. Darted in on middle, he gives himself room and tonks this over mid-off and eventually over the ropes\n Varun to Salt, FOUR runs Three in three! Length on middle and leg, he carts this over mid-on for a four more Phil Salt vs Varun Chakravarthy BALLS 11 RUNS 36 OUTS 0 SR 327.27 4s\/6s 5\/2\n Varun to Salt, FOUR runs This is batting of the highest order from Salt. Length ball darted in on leg stump. He bends down on one knee and slams the sweep to the deep square leg fence\n Johnson to Kohli, SIX runs UP AND OVER! Kohli joins in on the six-fest. Length outside off, he gets across and goes straight over the bowler's head for a 63m six. The ball hit the advertisement cushion on the full See all photos\n Johnson to Kohli, SIX runs A repeat of the previous shot, and this he gets it 75m over the ropes. On a length angling across Kohli who shuffles across and tonks this over the bowler's head\n Johnson to Kohli, no run Length ball outside off, he mistimes to mid-on\n Johnson to Kohli, 1 run Banged in short on off stump, pulls but straight to deep backward square leg on the bounce\n Johnson to Salt, no run Good length ball on off stump, he backs away and pushes to point with an open face of the bat\n Johnson to Salt, FOUR runs He has the power, he has the finesse. Back of a length ball angling across the batter, who backs away again and pats this in the gap between point and short third\n Harshit Rana to Kohli, no run Good length ball moving away from the batter after pitching as Kohli gets beaten\n Harshit Rana to Kohli, 1 run Just short of Rana. Back of a length ball outside off, he mistimes his punch back towards the bowler, who dives forward, but the ball hits him on the half-volley\n Harshit Rana to Salt, no run Juuust past leg stump. Slower offcutter on a length at 118kph. He sees Salt backing away and follows him. Salt misses, and the ball just evades leg stump\n Harshit Rana to Salt, 1 run Banged in short well outside off, he shuffles well across and hacks the pull to deep backward square leg who collects this on the bounce\n Harshit Rana to Kohli, 2 runs A brilliant effort from Ramandeep, but he can't reach it. He seems to have hurt his hand in the process as well. On a length outside off, Kohli skews this off the outside half of the blade with the ball going over point. Ramandeep sprints around from deep point, puts a solid dive forward, but can't get his hands under the ball. Jams his fingers as well in the process and is tended to by the physio Virat Kohli vs Harshit Rana BALLS 21 RUNS 27 OUTS 1 SR 128.57 4s\/6s 1\/1\n Harshit Rana to Kohli, 1 run Good length ball just outside off, he stays leg side of the ball and punches this to deep third and with an angled bat Meanwhile, how often have you heard world silver and bronze medals being inadequate in Indian sport? They are in Indian Hockey's first family, in Dhyan Chand's family. Here's a first-hand account of how 50 years ago, the hurt of those inadequacies spurred the team on to India's only hockey World Cup victory. Time out time.\n Varun to Kohli, no run Darted on a length outside off, he punches back to the bowler\n Varun to Kohli, FOUR runs SHOT! Darted on a length on of, he gets down on one knee and slams the slog sweep to the right of deep midwicket for a four\n Varun to Kohli, 1 run Flatter on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg for a run\n Varun to Salt, no run Length ball darted in at 99kph on leg stump. He wears this on the pad and there is a stifle appeal. But that was sliding down leg\n Varun to Salt, 1 run Fuller and flatter on off, he drives to long-off. And that is a fifty off just 25 balls for Salt. What start to his season against a team which he was an integral part of till last season See all photos\n Varun to Kohli, no run Pushed quicker outside off, he checks his drive and the ball almost carries to extra cover\n Narine to Salt, 1 leg bye Quicker length ball at 92kph on leg stump. He looks for a swipe across the line but misses and is rapped on the pad\n Narine to Kohli, no run Quicker length ball on middle, he sweeps to short fine leg\n Narine to Kohli, 1 run Carrom ball that is stifle short outside off as Kohli hops back and pulls to deep midwicket\n Narine to Salt, 1 run Darted in at 91kph on off, he pushes to long-off for a run\n Narine to Kohli, 1 run Slows this up on a length on middle and leg, he stays back and works this to deep midwicket\n Narine to Salt, 1 run Darts this one at 93.4kph around off stump, he stays leg side of the ball and punches to deep cover\n Varun to Salt, FOUR runs RCB continue on their merry ways. Legspinner but that was way too short outside off. He stays back and pulls to the left of deep backward square leg\n Varun to Salt, no run Flatter and a stifle short outside off, he shapes up for the cut and misses\n Varun to Salt, OUT Thick outside edge and Johnson hangs on at short third. A much needed breakthrough for KKR. Legspinner well outside off. Salt throws his bat at it, gets the thick edge, and Johnson moves well to his left \n Varun to Padikkal, no run Just what a wicket does! Drops the ball on a length just outside off and derives enough spin to beat Padikkal's outside edge Varun Chakravarthy vs RCB in T20s INNS 11 WKTS 15 ECON 7.08 AVE 19.13\n Varun to Padikkal, no run And again! Lands the leggie just outside off and turns it away at the last moment beating Padikkal's outside edge Over the wicket\n Varun to Padikkal, 1 run Length ball on middle and leg, he works this to deep midwicket to get off the mark\n Narine to Padikkal, 1 run On a length well outside off stump, Padikkal shuffles right across and whisks this to deep midwicket\n Narine to Kohli, no run Flatter on leg stump at 90.6kph. Kohli looks to works this away, misses and is rapped on the pad. The ball was sliding down leg\n Narine to Kohli, 1 run On a length on middle, he prods well forward and works this to deep midwicket\n Narine to Padikkal, 1 run Flatter on off stump, he shuffles across and ticks this to wide long-on\n Narine to Kohli, 1 run That's 1000 runs for Kohli against KKR in the IPL. Flatter on leg stump, he works this to the right of Rinku at deep midwicket. He charges in and fires a throw one-handed. Padikkal was fell down the track eyeing a second and slipped as well. But the throw was off target\n Narine to Padikkal, FOUR runs What timing on that flick. WOW! On a length on middle and leg, he clips this with excellent timing in the gap between deep midwicket and long on\n Varun to Kohli, 1 run Cuts the fourth-stump length ball to deep point Slip in, around the wicket\n Varun to Padikkal, 1 run Flicks the full ball to long-on\n Varun to Kohli, SIX runs Kohli slog-sweeps over long-on, raises his bat to the dugout and pumps his fists. He picked the googly, dragged it from a fullish length on fifth. Whacked off one knee.\n Varun to Kohli, 1 run Shortish over the stumps, flicked off the back foot to long-on\n Varun to Padikkal, 1 run Flicked off the back foot to deep square leg\n Varun to Kohli, 1 run Cuts the length ball from off stump to backward point for a quick single. No room on that, 99ks too\n Narine to Kohli, 1 run Cuts the fourth-stump length ball to deep point\n Narine to Padikkal, 1 run Sharp spin in after landing outside off, flicked from off stump to deep square leg. Off the back foot too\n Narine to Kohli, 1 run Sweeps the fullish ball on off to deep midwicket.\n Narine to Padikkal, OUT Padikkal perishes trying to take Narine on, holes out to deep midwicket but Kohli gives him a fist bump on the way out. He danced down the wicket and tried to whip the length ball on the up, bat-face turned inside upon impact. Went straight to the fielder. \n Narine to Patidar, no run Length on middle and leg, punched with a straight bat to midwicket\n Narine to Patidar, 1 run Fullish ball on middle, flicked to deep forward square leg. 92ks\n Harshit Rana to Patidar, no run Beaten on the cut. 143ks length ball just outside off\n Harshit Rana to Patidar, no run Test stuff. On a length, in the channel, a bit of extra bounce. Patidar tries to run it to third with a vertical bat, gets beaten Oh, there's a Mexican wave going on which might explain the cheers\n Harshit Rana to Patidar, 2 runs Full on middle and leg, whipped to deep square leg\n Harshit Rana to Patidar, 1 run Slower ball is full on fourth, flicked to long-on\n Harshit Rana to Kohli, FOUR runs Flayed over cover, Kohli brings up fifty. Entire dug out is up, crowd cheering on too. He raises his bat. Was a length ball with a bit of width that was flashed with a mostly horizontal bat. First four in 14 balls See all photos\n Harshit Rana to Kohli, 1 run Dances down and taps the rising length ball with an open-faced bat to point\n Narine to Kohli, 1 run Length around off, flicked softly to square leg. Rajat Patidar vs offspin in T20s RUNS 153 OUTS 3 4s\/6s 9\/11 SR 171.91 AVE 51.00\n Narine to Patidar, SIX runs That has been monstered over long-on. Patidar got leg side of the ball, lunged a bit and heaved across the line. It was an on-stumps ball that sailed 91 metres\n Narine to Patidar, 1 run Flicked off the back foot through backward square leg\n Narine to Kohli, 1 run Length on off, punched to deep midwicket\n Narine to Patidar, 1 run Waits for the slow length ball that landed on off to spin to leg, twirls quickly while pulling the ball to deep square leg\n Narine to Kohli, 1 run Length on middle and leg, worked to long-on\n Harshit Rana to Kohli, 1 run Length just outside off, cloths a heave to long-on\n Harshit Rana to Patidar, FOUR runs Launched just over cover, who leaps up and throws his left hand up but it's not in reach. Was a length ball to which Patidar made room and forced a drive RUNS 874 OUTS 22 4s\/6s 45\/65 SR 174.80 AVE 39.72\n Harshit Rana to Patidar, FOUR runs Bad ball. Down leg with short fine leg in, the leg glance was effectively a free hit.\n Harshit Rana to Patidar, 2 runs To the left of short fine leg but not a bad ball, oh that's a good stop close to the boundary too. The fielder stops it by plonking his shoe in the way. Was a length ball around off to which Patidar went across and flicked late. From deep in the crease, off the back foot\n Harshit Rana to Patidar, FOUR runs Wowza, that is a serene square drive that races to the point boundary. Harshit not happy with the fielding... and replays show that the ball wasn't that far to the fielder's left.\n Harshit Rana to Patidar, FOUR runs That's a late cut played like a lifted drive. The hard-length ball was rising, it was in the channel, Patidar stood leg side of the ball, leapt up while wristily carving the ball. The bat went from low to up, the toe was facing point and the hand speed was remarkable An exhibition of boundaries, great aesthetics. 19 off the over to boot\n Arora to Kohli, 1 run Length on fourth, driven on the up to mid-off\n Arora to Patidar, FOUR runs More effortlessness. Smart batting too. Patidar pulled the length ball arriving towards his ribs, but he hollowed in his belly to lift the ball over short fine leg rather than go square.\n Arora to Patidar, OUT Pulled, timing's not bad but he finds deep midwicket. Great innings nonetheless, just 13 now needed off 27. Was a length ball around off, another languid bat swing, Rinku ran in and took it on the move \n Arora to Livingstone, FOUR runs Pulled just behind square. Half-tracker at chest-height, Livingstone's head turned leg side as the bat swooshed across, but it was in one full motion\n Arora to Livingstone, no run Under-edged to the keeper on the bounce. Was a length ball on fifth that Livingstone tried to slap to the leg side with a horizontal bat Replays showing Kohli clutching his back after completing a run earlier. He's okay to continue as of now though\n Arora to Livingstone, 1 run Length just outside off, square driven to deep point\n Johnson to Livingstone, SIX runs Hooked over RCB's dugout. Livingstone greeted with another short ball, this wasn't bad. Around top of shoulder height, fourth-stump line. The batter went across, got inside the line of the ball, leant to the off side and swung in front of his face. Went very fine, and well over deep fine leg See all photos\n Johnson to Livingstone, FOUR runs Whacked to the right of mid-on and 17 years after RCB were thumped by KKR in an IPL opener, they return the favour. It finishes with a length ball outside off that was heaved across with a semi-horizontal bat.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Kohli","Livingstone","Padikkal","Patidar","Salt"],"Runs":[59.0,15.0,10.0,34.0,56.0],"Balls_Faced":[36,5,10,16,31],"Fours":[4,2,1,5,9],"Sixes":[3,1,0,1,2],"S\/R":[163.89,300.0,100.0,212.5,180.65],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Ramandeep Singh b Narine","c Singh b Arora","c Johnson b Varun"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arora","Harshit Rana","Johnson","Narine","Varun"],"Balls":[18,18,14,24,24],"Runs_Given":[42.0,32.0,31.0,27.0,43.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,1,1],"Overs":[3.0,3.0,2.2,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Axar Patel to Markram, no run .played off the back foot into the covers\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .goes back and punches to long off for a single\nAxar Patel to Marsh, 1 run .moves back and across to work the ball with the angle into him from around the wicket .through midwicket\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .driven along the ground to wide long off, played that from deep in his crease\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .bowled slower through the air on a wicket to wicket line, pushed back to the bowler\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .nearly played on! Marsh tries to punch the ball off the back foot on the off side but gets .a thick inside edge past the stumps, that skidded into him quickly\nStarc to Markram, 2 runs .angles across the right-hander from over the wicket, slashed off the front foot to deep .point\nStarc to Markram, no run .straighter line on a good length, Markram stays in his crease and defends as the ball .shapes back into him from over the wicket\nStarc to Markram, no run .a fuller ball this time, Starc is looking for that swing back into the right-hander after .slanting across him from over the wicket, Markram drives on the front foot to mid-off\nStarc to Markram, SIX runs .first boundary of the game and it comes off a short ball, Markram met it on the front .foot and pulled it high and far over square leg, that's the short boundary too, 60 metres\nStarc to Markram, 1 run .fuller ball outside off, dug out to deep point for a single . .Mitchell Marsh vs Mitchell Starc .BALLS .18 .RUNS .41 .OUTS .3 .SR .227.77 .4s\/6s .3\/4\nStarc to Marsh, no run .short of a length around middle and off, Marsh plays it off the back foot to point\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .angles into the right-hander from around the wicket, punched off the back foot to long .off\nAxar Patel to Marsh, FOUR runs .Vipraj misfields on the wide long off boundary and allows the four! Marsh had driven a .fuller ball with outstanding timing but the fielder should have stopped that after getting .to it by running to his left on the boundary\nAxar Patel to Marsh, 1 run .driven to mid on for a single\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .punched off the back foot to long off for one more\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .driven firmly but along the ground and to the fielder at cover\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .loud call of NO after Marsh pushes the ball off the pads to midwicket, Markram wanted .a quick single\nMukesh Kumar to Markram, FOUR runs .short of a length outside off, Markram slashes and beats the fielder at short third to his .right\nMukesh Kumar to Markram, no run .this time he gets an edge that goes along the ground straight to short third, was looking .to punch that through the off side\nMukesh Kumar to Markram, SIX runs .launched miles over the straight boundary! Gentle pace, on a length, Markram presses .forward and lofts through the line with the high elbow, that's a 78 metre boundary down .the ground and he cleared it easily\nMukesh Kumar to Markram, 1 run .punched from the crease to long off for a single\nMukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 run .low full toss on a wicket to wicket line, Marsh drives to long on for a single\nMukesh Kumar to Markram, no run .fullish length angling into Markram from over the wicket, meets it on the front foot but .can't beat the fielder at cover with the drive\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .nudged off the front foot on the leg side\nAxar Patel to Marsh, FOUR runs .second boundary off Axar today, that's short and wide and Marsh drives hard off the .back foot, in the air past the diving Porel at cover\nAxar Patel to Marsh, 1 run .pushed off the front foot to long off for a single\nAxar Patel to Markram, 2 runs .swung with the angle into him from around the wicket through square leg\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .moves back and towards leg and drives into the covers\nAxar Patel to Marsh, 1 run .pushed down the ground to long off for a single\nChameera to Marsh, SIX runs .whoops, tough welcome. Length ball angling into the right-hander, Marsh stands in his .crease and lofts it over deep backward square leg with a pick up shot, hitting it deep .into the stands on the shorter side of the ground\nChameera to Marsh, 1 run .driven hard into the covers where the fielder dives to take pace off the shot\nChameera to Markram, 2 runs .slower ball bowled full and on the pads, Markram leans across and flicks behind square\nChameera to Markram, no run .Missed everything, the bat and the stumps. Markram had a huge swipe across the line .at a short of a length ball and didn't make contact, that was pretty skiddy from .Chameera with the cross seam\nChameera to Markram, 1 run .slower one on off and middle, Markram stays in his crease and drives to long off\nChameera to Marsh, 1 run .full ball slanting into Marsh who drives to long on for a single .It feels like LSG have barely played attacking shots and they've still scored 51 in the .powerplay.\nAxar Patel to Marsh, 1 run .goes back and across his stumps to play the ball with the angle into him in front of .square leg\nAxar Patel to Markram, FOUR runs .goes back and absolutely thumps the good length ball with a flat bat between the .bowler and the non-striker, hit with tremendous power\nAxar Patel to Markram, 2 runs .similar placement down the ground towards long on but with no where near the same .power as the previous shot, Starc fumbles in the deep\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .driven off the front foot to long off for a single\nAxar Patel to Marsh, 1 run .nudged off the pads through midwicket for one more\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .Markram wants the single but Marsh sends him back after pushing straight to point, but .a fumble allows the single in the end\nNigam to Markram, SIX runs .starts with a long hop and Markram goes back, clears his front leg towards the leg side, .and pulls the ball into the stands at deep midwicket\nNigam to Markram, 1 run .he's hit that high in the air, it's a mis-hit, but it's falling on the edge of the 30-yard circle .at mid on and there's no one there, Starc comes sprinting in from the long-on boundary .and dives but can't get there in tiem to take the catch. Markram tried to pull that again .but the pace was slower and he didn't time it well\nNigam to Marsh, FOUR runs .dragged short again and Marsh gets down on one knee and pulls behind square for .another boundary\nNigam to Marsh, 1 run .cut off the back foot through point\nNigam to Markram, 1 run .goes back to one on the stumps and punches through cover point\nNigam to Marsh, 1 run .driven off the back foot through point for a single\nStarc to Marsh, 1 run .pulled against the angle from over the wicket through midwicket, that wasn't that short .at all and Marsh was cramped for room\nStarc to Markram, 1 run .slower ball at 124.5 kph on a wicket to wicket line, Markram nudges between midwicket .and long on for a single\nStarc to Marsh, 1 run .short of a length with width outside off from over the wicket across the right-hander, .Marsh goes back and slaps the ball hard through cover point . .Aiden Markram in IPL, 2025 .INNS .9 .RUNS .320 .SR .152.38 .AVE .40.00 .HS .66\nStarc to Markram, 1 run .short ball from over the wicket aimed at Markram's head, he stays so steady as he pulls .along the ground to deep square\nStarc to Marsh, 1 run .fuller ball around off stump, Marsh drives to long off on the front foot\nStarc to Markram, 2 runs .slower short ball, Markram waits and swivel-pulls it to deep midwicket to bring up 50 off .30 balls, he's having a terrific season as an opener for LSG .No sign of Kuldeep Yadav yet.\nChameera to Marsh, 1 run .a length ball outside off, Marsh waits in his crease and plays a powerful square drive to .the fielder at deep point\nChameera to Markram, 1 run .a fuller ball and that's a shoddy effort at cover, allows the single. Vipraj the fielder. And .on watching the replays he did get a little bit of bad bounce. Markram had dug out a full .ball firmly to cover\nChameera to Marsh, 1 run .a slower ball on off and middle, driven to long off for one more\nChameera to Markram, 1 run .in the blockhole on middl stump, dug out to long on for one more, fourth consecutive .single so Chameera is doing well this over\nChameera to Marsh, 1 run .drilled hard down the ground but the fielder at long off runs to his right and prevents the .boundary\nChameera to Markram, OUT .that's the end of Makram, he backs away towards leg and tries to launch a full ball over .the cover boundary, that's the bigger boundary tonight, 72 metres, and Stubbs takes the .catch in the deep .Aiden Markram c Stubbs b Chameera 52 (33b 2x4 3x6 39m) SR: 157.57","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs LSG, 40th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Axar Patel to Markram, no run played off the back foot into the covers\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run goes back and punches to long off for a single\n Axar Patel to Marsh, 1 run moves back and across to work the ball with the angle into him from around the wicket through midwicket\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run driven along the ground to wide long off, played that from deep in his crease\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run bowled slower through the air on a wicket to wicket line, pushed back to the bowler\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run nearly played on! Marsh tries to punch the ball off the back foot on the off side but gets a thick inside edge past the stumps, that skidded into him quickly\n Starc to Markram, 2 runs angles across the right-hander from over the wicket, slashed off the front foot to deep point\n Starc to Markram, no run straighter line on a good length, Markram stays in his crease and defends as the ball shapes back into him from over the wicket\n Starc to Markram, no run a fuller ball this time, Starc is looking for that swing back into the right-hander after slanting across him from over the wicket, Markram drives on the front foot to mid-off\n Starc to Markram, SIX runs first boundary of the game and it comes off a short ball, Markram met it on the front foot and pulled it high and far over square leg, that's the short boundary too, 60 metres\n Starc to Markram, 1 run fuller ball outside off, dug out to deep point for a single Mitchell Marsh vs Mitchell Starc BALLS 18 RUNS 41 OUTS 3 SR 227.77 4s\/6s 3\/4\n Starc to Marsh, no run short of a length around middle and off, Marsh plays it off the back foot to point\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run angles into the right-hander from around the wicket, punched off the back foot to long off\n Axar Patel to Marsh, FOUR runs Vipraj misfields on the wide long off boundary and allows the four! Marsh had driven a fuller ball with outstanding timing but the fielder should have stopped that after getting to it by running to his left on the boundary\n Axar Patel to Marsh, 1 run driven to mid on for a single\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run punched off the back foot to long off for one more\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run driven firmly but along the ground and to the fielder at cover\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run loud call of NO after Marsh pushes the ball off the pads to midwicket, Markram wanted a quick single\n Mukesh Kumar to Markram, FOUR runs short of a length outside off, Markram slashes and beats the fielder at short third to his right\n Mukesh Kumar to Markram, no run this time he gets an edge that goes along the ground straight to short third, was looking to punch that through the off side\n Mukesh Kumar to Markram, SIX runs launched miles over the straight boundary! Gentle pace, on a length, Markram presses forward and lofts through the line with the high elbow, that's a 78 metre boundary down the ground and he cleared it easily\n Mukesh Kumar to Markram, 1 run punched from the crease to long off for a single\n Mukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 run low full toss on a wicket to wicket line, Marsh drives to long on for a single\n Mukesh Kumar to Markram, no run fullish length angling into Markram from over the wicket, meets it on the front foot but can't beat the fielder at cover with the drive\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run nudged off the front foot on the leg side\n Axar Patel to Marsh, FOUR runs second boundary off Axar today, that's short and wide and Marsh drives hard off the back foot, in the air past the diving Porel at cover\n Axar Patel to Marsh, 1 run pushed off the front foot to long off for a single\n Axar Patel to Markram, 2 runs swung with the angle into him from around the wicket through square leg\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run moves back and towards leg and drives into the covers\n Axar Patel to Marsh, 1 run pushed down the ground to long off for a single\n Chameera to Marsh, SIX runs whoops, tough welcome. Length ball angling into the right-hander, Marsh stands in his crease and lofts it over deep backward square leg with a pick up shot, hitting it deep into the stands on the shorter side of the ground\n Chameera to Marsh, 1 run driven hard into the covers where the fielder dives to take pace off the shot\n Chameera to Markram, 2 runs slower ball bowled full and on the pads, Markram leans across and flicks behind square\n Chameera to Markram, no run Missed everything, the bat and the stumps. Markram had a huge swipe across the line at a short of a length ball and didn't make contact, that was pretty skiddy from Chameera with the cross seam\n Chameera to Markram, 1 run slower one on off and middle, Markram stays in his crease and drives to long off\n Chameera to Marsh, 1 run full ball slanting into Marsh who drives to long on for a single It feels like LSG have barely played attacking shots and they've still scored 51 in the powerplay.\n Axar Patel to Marsh, 1 run goes back and across his stumps to play the ball with the angle into him in front of square leg\n Axar Patel to Markram, FOUR runs goes back and absolutely thumps the good length ball with a flat bat between the bowler and the non-striker, hit with tremendous power\n Axar Patel to Markram, 2 runs similar placement down the ground towards long on but with no where near the same power as the previous shot, Starc fumbles in the deep\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run driven off the front foot to long off for a single\n Axar Patel to Marsh, 1 run nudged off the pads through midwicket for one more\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run Markram wants the single but Marsh sends him back after pushing straight to point, but a fumble allows the single in the end\n Nigam to Markram, SIX runs starts with a long hop and Markram goes back, clears his front leg towards the leg side, and pulls the ball into the stands at deep midwicket\n Nigam to Markram, 1 run he's hit that high in the air, it's a mis-hit, but it's falling on the edge of the 30-yard circle at mid on and there's no one there, Starc comes sprinting in from the long-on boundary and dives but can't get there in tiem to take the catch. Markram tried to pull that again but the pace was slower and he didn't time it well\n Nigam to Marsh, FOUR runs dragged short again and Marsh gets down on one knee and pulls behind square for another boundary\n Nigam to Marsh, 1 run cut off the back foot through point\n Nigam to Markram, 1 run goes back to one on the stumps and punches through cover point\n Nigam to Marsh, 1 run driven off the back foot through point for a single\n Starc to Marsh, 1 run pulled against the angle from over the wicket through midwicket, that wasn't that short at all and Marsh was cramped for room\n Starc to Markram, 1 run slower ball at 124.5 kph on a wicket to wicket line, Markram nudges between midwicket and long on for a single\n Starc to Marsh, 1 run short of a length with width outside off from over the wicket across the right-hander, Marsh goes back and slaps the ball hard through cover point Aiden Markram in IPL, 2025 INNS 9 RUNS 320 SR 152.38 AVE 40.00 HS 66\n Starc to Markram, 1 run short ball from over the wicket aimed at Markram's head, he stays so steady as he pulls along the ground to deep square\n Starc to Marsh, 1 run fuller ball around off stump, Marsh drives to long off on the front foot\n Starc to Markram, 2 runs slower short ball, Markram waits and swivel-pulls it to deep midwicket to bring up 50 off 30 balls, he's having a terrific season as an opener for LSG No sign of Kuldeep Yadav yet.\n Chameera to Marsh, 1 run a length ball outside off, Marsh waits in his crease and plays a powerful square drive to the fielder at deep point\n Chameera to Markram, 1 run a fuller ball and that's a shoddy effort at cover, allows the single. Vipraj the fielder. And on watching the replays he did get a little bit of bad bounce. Markram had dug out a full ball firmly to cover\n Chameera to Marsh, 1 run a slower ball on off and middle, driven to long off for one more\n Chameera to Markram, 1 run in the blockhole on middl stump, dug out to long on for one more, fourth consecutive single so Chameera is doing well this over\n Chameera to Marsh, 1 run drilled hard down the ground but the fielder at long off runs to his right and prevents the boundary\n Chameera to Markram, OUT that's the end of Makram, he backs away towards leg and tries to launch a full ball over the cover boundary, that's the bigger boundary tonight, 72 metres, and Stubbs takes the catch in the deep ","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Markram","Marsh"],"Runs":[52.0,35.0],"Balls_Faced":[33,27],"Fours":[2,3],"Sixes":[3,1],"S\/R":[157.58,129.63],"dismissal":["c Stubbs b Chameera","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Axar Patel","Chameera","Mukesh Kumar","Nigam","Starc"],"Balls":[24,12,6,6,12],"Runs_Given":[29.0,16.0,12.0,14.0,16.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,0,0],"Overs":[4.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Axar Patel to Markram, no run .played off the back foot into the covers\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .goes back and punches to long off for a single\nAxar Patel to Marsh, 1 run .moves back and across to work the ball with the angle into him from around the wicket .through midwicket\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .driven along the ground to wide long off, played that from deep in his crease\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .bowled slower through the air on a wicket to wicket line, pushed back to the bowler\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .nearly played on! Marsh tries to punch the ball off the back foot on the off side but gets .a thick inside edge past the stumps, that skidded into him quickly\nStarc to Markram, 2 runs .angles across the right-hander from over the wicket, slashed off the front foot to deep .point\nStarc to Markram, no run .straighter line on a good length, Markram stays in his crease and defends as the ball .shapes back into him from over the wicket\nStarc to Markram, no run .a fuller ball this time, Starc is looking for that swing back into the right-hander after .slanting across him from over the wicket, Markram drives on the front foot to mid-off\nStarc to Markram, SIX runs .first boundary of the game and it comes off a short ball, Markram met it on the front .foot and pulled it high and far over square leg, that's the short boundary too, 60 metres\nStarc to Markram, 1 run .fuller ball outside off, dug out to deep point for a single . .Mitchell Marsh vs Mitchell Starc .BALLS .18 .RUNS .41 .OUTS .3 .SR .227.77 .4s\/6s .3\/4\nStarc to Marsh, no run .short of a length around middle and off, Marsh plays it off the back foot to point\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .angles into the right-hander from around the wicket, punched off the back foot to long .off\nAxar Patel to Marsh, FOUR runs .Vipraj misfields on the wide long off boundary and allows the four! Marsh had driven a .fuller ball with outstanding timing but the fielder should have stopped that after getting .to it by running to his left on the boundary\nAxar Patel to Marsh, 1 run .driven to mid on for a single\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .punched off the back foot to long off for one more\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .driven firmly but along the ground and to the fielder at cover\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .loud call of NO after Marsh pushes the ball off the pads to midwicket, Markram wanted .a quick single\nMukesh Kumar to Markram, FOUR runs .short of a length outside off, Markram slashes and beats the fielder at short third to his .right\nMukesh Kumar to Markram, no run .this time he gets an edge that goes along the ground straight to short third, was looking .to punch that through the off side\nMukesh Kumar to Markram, SIX runs .launched miles over the straight boundary! Gentle pace, on a length, Markram presses .forward and lofts through the line with the high elbow, that's a 78 metre boundary down .the ground and he cleared it easily\nMukesh Kumar to Markram, 1 run .punched from the crease to long off for a single\nMukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 run .low full toss on a wicket to wicket line, Marsh drives to long on for a single\nMukesh Kumar to Markram, no run .fullish length angling into Markram from over the wicket, meets it on the front foot but .can't beat the fielder at cover with the drive\nAxar Patel to Marsh, no run .nudged off the front foot on the leg side\nAxar Patel to Marsh, FOUR runs .second boundary off Axar today, that's short and wide and Marsh drives hard off the .back foot, in the air past the diving Porel at cover\nAxar Patel to Marsh, 1 run .pushed off the front foot to long off for a single\nAxar Patel to Markram, 2 runs .swung with the angle into him from around the wicket through square leg\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .moves back and towards leg and drives into the covers\nAxar Patel to Marsh, 1 run .pushed down the ground to long off for a single\nChameera to Marsh, SIX runs .whoops, tough welcome. Length ball angling into the right-hander, Marsh stands in his .crease and lofts it over deep backward square leg with a pick up shot, hitting it deep .into the stands on the shorter side of the ground\nChameera to Marsh, 1 run .driven hard into the covers where the fielder dives to take pace off the shot\nChameera to Markram, 2 runs .slower ball bowled full and on the pads, Markram leans across and flicks behind square\nChameera to Markram, no run .Missed everything, the bat and the stumps. Markram had a huge swipe across the line .at a short of a length ball and didn't make contact, that was pretty skiddy from .Chameera with the cross seam\nChameera to Markram, 1 run .slower one on off and middle, Markram stays in his crease and drives to long off\nChameera to Marsh, 1 run .full ball slanting into Marsh who drives to long on for a single .It feels like LSG have barely played attacking shots and they've still scored 51 in the .powerplay.\nAxar Patel to Marsh, 1 run .goes back and across his stumps to play the ball with the angle into him in front of .square leg\nAxar Patel to Markram, FOUR runs .goes back and absolutely thumps the good length ball with a flat bat between the .bowler and the non-striker, hit with tremendous power\nAxar Patel to Markram, 2 runs .similar placement down the ground towards long on but with no where near the same .power as the previous shot, Starc fumbles in the deep\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .driven off the front foot to long off for a single\nAxar Patel to Marsh, 1 run .nudged off the pads through midwicket for one more\nAxar Patel to Markram, 1 run .Markram wants the single but Marsh sends him back after pushing straight to point, but .a fumble allows the single in the end\nNigam to Markram, SIX runs .starts with a long hop and Markram goes back, clears his front leg towards the leg side, .and pulls the ball into the stands at deep midwicket\nNigam to Markram, 1 run .he's hit that high in the air, it's a mis-hit, but it's falling on the edge of the 30-yard circle .at mid on and there's no one there, Starc comes sprinting in from the long-on boundary .and dives but can't get there in tiem to take the catch. Markram tried to pull that again .but the pace was slower and he didn't time it well\nNigam to Marsh, FOUR runs .dragged short again and Marsh gets down on one knee and pulls behind square for .another boundary\nNigam to Marsh, 1 run .cut off the back foot through point\nNigam to Markram, 1 run .goes back to one on the stumps and punches through cover point\nNigam to Marsh, 1 run .driven off the back foot through point for a single\nStarc to Marsh, 1 run .pulled against the angle from over the wicket through midwicket, that wasn't that short .at all and Marsh was cramped for room\nStarc to Markram, 1 run .slower ball at 124.5 kph on a wicket to wicket line, Markram nudges between midwicket .and long on for a single\nStarc to Marsh, 1 run .short of a length with width outside off from over the wicket across the right-hander, .Marsh goes back and slaps the ball hard through cover point . .Aiden Markram in IPL, 2025 .INNS .9 .RUNS .320 .SR .152.38 .AVE .40.00 .HS .66\nStarc to Markram, 1 run .short ball from over the wicket aimed at Markram's head, he stays so steady as he pulls .along the ground to deep square\nStarc to Marsh, 1 run .fuller ball around off stump, Marsh drives to long off on the front foot\nStarc to Markram, 2 runs .slower short ball, Markram waits and swivel-pulls it to deep midwicket to bring up 50 off .30 balls, he's having a terrific season as an opener for LSG .No sign of Kuldeep Yadav yet.\nChameera to Marsh, 1 run .a length ball outside off, Marsh waits in his crease and plays a powerful square drive to .the fielder at deep point\nChameera to Markram, 1 run .a fuller ball and that's a shoddy effort at cover, allows the single. Vipraj the fielder. And .on watching the replays he did get a little bit of bad bounce. Markram had dug out a full .ball firmly to cover\nChameera to Marsh, 1 run .a slower ball on off and middle, driven to long off for one more\nChameera to Markram, 1 run .in the blockhole on middl stump, dug out to long on for one more, fourth consecutive .single so Chameera is doing well this over\nChameera to Marsh, 1 run .drilled hard down the ground but the fielder at long off runs to his right and prevents the .boundary\nChameera to Markram, OUT .that's the end of Makram, he backs away towards leg and tries to launch a full ball over .the cover boundary, that's the bigger boundary tonight, 72 metres, and Stubbs takes the .catch in the deep .Aiden Markram c Stubbs b Chameera 52 (33b 2x4 3x6 39m) SR: 157.57\nKuldeep to Marsh, 1 run .Marsh goes back and across to pull the ball and gets a bit of a top edge towards deep .backward square leg\nKuldeep to Pooran, FOUR runs .shot! Plants his front foot forward and across and absolutely nails the sweep, all along .the ground and into the gap on the deep square boundary\nKuldeep to Pooran, FOUR runs .two in a row, places the sweep fine this time, wide of the fielder at short fine leg, moves .forward and across and sweeps from his stumps\nKuldeep to Pooran, 1 run .three sweeps in a row but this time to the fielder at deep midwicket\nKuldeep to Marsh, 1 run .goes back and nudges the ball off his pads through square leg\nKuldeep to Pooran, no run .tossed up wider outside off, Pooran goes back and tries to cut as it spins away from .him and misses\nStarc to Marsh, 1 run .full toss slanting across the right-hander from over the wicket, driven to deep point\nStarc to Pooran, OUT .he's got him again! For the fifth time in all T20s in just 14 balls. Slower short ball angling .into the left-hander from over the wicket, Pooran tries to pull and drags it back on to his .stumps via the bottom edge .Nicholas Pooran b Starc 9 (5b 2x4 0x6 6m) SR: 180\nStarc to Abdul Samad, no run .good length on off stump, Samad tries to play on the leg side but gets an inside edge on .to the pad .DC doing well with the match-up game tonight.\nStarc to Abdul Samad, no run .full ball angling across the right-hander from over the wicket, Samad wafts at it and is .beaten on the front foot\nStarc to Abdul Samad, no run .pace off again, length ball outside off, Samad tries to pull and misses\nStarc to Abdul Samad, no run .fuller ball outside off, dug out to backward point\nKuldeep to Marsh, 1 run .gets down on one knee and sweeps to deep backward square leg\nKuldeep to Abdul Samad, 1 run .steps out and drives the ball to long on\nKuldeep to Marsh, 2 runs .drags the slog sweep from wide outside off towards cow corner, Stubbs covers a lot of .ground and slides to make the save\nKuldeep to Marsh, 1 run .played through the covers for a single\nKuldeep to Abdul Samad, 1 run .worked off the pads through square leg, Samad is struggling for fluency .Pant and Miller in the dugout.\nKuldeep to Marsh, 2 runs .Starc does well on the wide long off boundary to save the four. Marsh had given that a .powerful smack off the back foot, freeing those huge arms with the width on offer .outside off\nMukesh Kumar to Abdul Samad, no run .short of a length and straight from over the wicket, Samand defends back to the bowler\nMukesh Kumar to Abdul Samad, OUT .caught and bowled! Short of a length again and it seemed to stick in the pitch a bit, 136 .kph so not a slower ball. Samad was a touch early on the pull shot and hit it tamely back .to the bowler .Abdul Samad c & b Mukesh Kumar 2 (8b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 25\nMukesh Kumar to Miller, 1 run .short of a length from around the wicket, cut hard off the back foot to deep point\nMukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 run .full ball searching for the blockhole, driven to wide long on for a single\nMukesh Kumar to Miller, 1 run .cut off the back foot to deep third for a single\nMukesh Kumar to Marsh, OUT .bowls him with a superb yorker! Marsh looks shocked at what's happened. Late dip and .movement into the right-hander, sneaking under the descending bat as Marsh tries to .jam down on it, he misses and the ball hits the base of off stump .Mitchell Marsh b Mukesh Kumar 45 (36b 3x4 1x6 57m) SR: 125\nKuldeep to Miller, FOUR runs .what power from Miller, drags the ball with the slog sweep from outside off, along the .ground and to the left of the fielder on the deep midwicket boundary\nKuldeep to Miller, no run .defended watchfully on the front foot\nKuldeep to Miller, 1 run .goes back and pulls the ball to deep midwicket\nKuldeep to Badoni, no run .tossed up on middle and off, Badoni defends on the front foot\nKuldeep to Badoni, 2 runs .nudged off the back foot in front of square, he's hit it gently so there's time to sprint the .second before the fielder in the deep gets his throw in\nKuldeep to Badoni, 1 run .goes back and across and hits the ball to wide long on\nMukesh Kumar to Badoni, no run .he's getting the ball to move into the right-hander from outside off, defended on the .front foot to the bowler\nMukesh Kumar to Badoni, 1 run .dropped by Stubbs running in from deep point! There was width outside off stump and .some movement away from the right-hander, Badoni chased it and slashed, hitting the .ball flat over the in-field, Stubbs covered lots of ground to get to the ball but grassed it .as he slid forward\nMukesh Kumar to Miller, 1 run .nudged off the front foot through point for a single\nMukesh Kumar to Badoni, FOUR runs .a full ball swinging on to the pads and Badoni moves across to play a wristy flick into .the gap between long leg and deep backward square\nMukesh Kumar to Badoni, no run .short of a length delivery skirting the wide line outside off, Badoni lets it go and hopes .for the wide, doesn't get it\nMukesh Kumar to Badoni, no run .short of a length and the bounce gets big on Badoni just outside off, the movement into .him cramps him for room as he tries to cut and gets beaten\nKuldeep to Miller, no run .wide outside off with turn away from Miller who goes back and cuts in front of point\nKuldeep to Miller, 1 run .worked off the pads in front of square leg for a single\nKuldeep to Badoni, 1 run .gets down on one knee and sweeps the ball to deep backward square leg\nKuldeep to Miller, 1 wide .that's a bit too wide outside off, Miller lets it go\nKuldeep to Miller, 1 run .tossed up on leg and it turns a bit across the left-hander, nudged off the front foot .through midwicket\nKuldeep to Badoni, 1 run .wide ball outside off, Badoni cuts to deep point\nKuldeep to Miller, 1 run .Miller mis-times the shot off the back foot through cover, dragging it towards long off .instead, Kuldeep kept it wide outside off and spun it away\nChameera to Miller, no run .full ball angling across Miller, nearly in the blockhole, dug out to cover\nChameera to Miller, 1 run .good length on leg stump, Miller goes back and works the ball off his pads through .square leg, was a slower delivery\nChameera to Badoni, 2 runs .moves outside off to a wide one and cuts to deep point\nChameera to Badoni, 2 runs .a full toss on the pads but Badoni gets neither power nor distance on that flick-whip, the .fielder at deep square runs to his right to make the save\nChameera to Badoni, FOUR runs .he's timed this all right! Stubbs races to his right on the deep cover boundary and dives .but can't stop it. Badoni used the width outside off to flay a slower one with a full swing .of his arms\nChameera to Badoni, no run .moves wide outside off to try and drag the ball towards leg but misses and gets hit on .the body, another slower wide one from Chameera\nStarc to Miller, 1 run .good length on a wicket to wicket line, Miller stays back and hits it to long on for a .single\nStarc to Badoni, FOUR runs .a full toss homing in on the exposed stumps as Badoni gets into position for the reverse .swat by backing away outside leg, makes great contact and sends the ball flying .between the keeper and short third .See all photos\nStarc to Badoni, 1 run .shorter slower one, Badoni backs away towards leg to cut to deep third once again but .mis-times it wide of the keeper\nStarc to Miller, no run .Starc aims for the boot with the yorker from around the wicket and hits it after Miller .misses the flick\nStarc to Miller, 1 run .over the wicket this time and nearly in the blockhole again, dug out on the leg side for a .single\nStarc to Badoni, 1 run .backs away outside leg to a short of a length ball and cuts it through point\nMukesh Kumar to Badoni, FOUR runs .width outside off and Badoni frees his arms to loft the ball over the in field and into the .gap on the cover boundary\nMukesh Kumar to Badoni, FOUR runs .another loose ball, a full toss wide outside off and Badoni dispatches it again to the .cover boundary with a powerful drive .Rahul and Axar go up to have a word with Mukesh.\nMukesh Kumar to Badoni, FOUR runs .three in a row, this time behind point, Mukesh keeps giving Badoni width and this time .he stays back and slashes behind point .Samad hit a flurry of sixes in the final over against RR to give LSG a score they .eventually defended by two runs. Can Badoni continue this strong finish?\nMukesh Kumar to Badoni, OUT .bowled him! He aims for a fourth boundary by walking across his stumps to swat the .ball past short fine, Mukesh keeps it full and straight and misses .Ayush Badoni b Mukesh Kumar 36 (21b 6x4 0x6 28m) SR: 171.42\nMukesh Kumar to Pant, no run .charges down the pitch at a short of a length ball and slogs across the line, misses it\nMukesh Kumar to Pant, OUT .bowled him too! Mukesh goes full and straight from around the wicket, Pant tries to play .the reverse lap past short third, the ball hits his pads and then hits the stumps. LSG's .159 is their lowest score this season. .Rishabh Pant b Mukesh Kumar 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs LSG, 40th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Axar Patel to Markram, no run played off the back foot into the covers\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run goes back and punches to long off for a single\n Axar Patel to Marsh, 1 run moves back and across to work the ball with the angle into him from around the wicket through midwicket\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run driven along the ground to wide long off, played that from deep in his crease\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run bowled slower through the air on a wicket to wicket line, pushed back to the bowler\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run nearly played on! Marsh tries to punch the ball off the back foot on the off side but gets a thick inside edge past the stumps, that skidded into him quickly\n Starc to Markram, 2 runs angles across the right-hander from over the wicket, slashed off the front foot to deep point\n Starc to Markram, no run straighter line on a good length, Markram stays in his crease and defends as the ball shapes back into him from over the wicket\n Starc to Markram, no run a fuller ball this time, Starc is looking for that swing back into the right-hander after slanting across him from over the wicket, Markram drives on the front foot to mid-off\n Starc to Markram, SIX runs first boundary of the game and it comes off a short ball, Markram met it on the front foot and pulled it high and far over square leg, that's the short boundary too, 60 metres\n Starc to Markram, 1 run fuller ball outside off, dug out to deep point for a single Mitchell Marsh vs Mitchell Starc BALLS 18 RUNS 41 OUTS 3 SR 227.77 4s\/6s 3\/4\n Starc to Marsh, no run short of a length around middle and off, Marsh plays it off the back foot to point\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run angles into the right-hander from around the wicket, punched off the back foot to long off\n Axar Patel to Marsh, FOUR runs Vipraj misfields on the wide long off boundary and allows the four! Marsh had driven a fuller ball with outstanding timing but the fielder should have stopped that after getting to it by running to his left on the boundary\n Axar Patel to Marsh, 1 run driven to mid on for a single\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run punched off the back foot to long off for one more\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run driven firmly but along the ground and to the fielder at cover\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run loud call of NO after Marsh pushes the ball off the pads to midwicket, Markram wanted a quick single\n Mukesh Kumar to Markram, FOUR runs short of a length outside off, Markram slashes and beats the fielder at short third to his right\n Mukesh Kumar to Markram, no run this time he gets an edge that goes along the ground straight to short third, was looking to punch that through the off side\n Mukesh Kumar to Markram, SIX runs launched miles over the straight boundary! Gentle pace, on a length, Markram presses forward and lofts through the line with the high elbow, that's a 78 metre boundary down the ground and he cleared it easily\n Mukesh Kumar to Markram, 1 run punched from the crease to long off for a single\n Mukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 run low full toss on a wicket to wicket line, Marsh drives to long on for a single\n Mukesh Kumar to Markram, no run fullish length angling into Markram from over the wicket, meets it on the front foot but can't beat the fielder at cover with the drive\n Axar Patel to Marsh, no run nudged off the front foot on the leg side\n Axar Patel to Marsh, FOUR runs second boundary off Axar today, that's short and wide and Marsh drives hard off the back foot, in the air past the diving Porel at cover\n Axar Patel to Marsh, 1 run pushed off the front foot to long off for a single\n Axar Patel to Markram, 2 runs swung with the angle into him from around the wicket through square leg\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run moves back and towards leg and drives into the covers\n Axar Patel to Marsh, 1 run pushed down the ground to long off for a single\n Chameera to Marsh, SIX runs whoops, tough welcome. Length ball angling into the right-hander, Marsh stands in his crease and lofts it over deep backward square leg with a pick up shot, hitting it deep into the stands on the shorter side of the ground\n Chameera to Marsh, 1 run driven hard into the covers where the fielder dives to take pace off the shot\n Chameera to Markram, 2 runs slower ball bowled full and on the pads, Markram leans across and flicks behind square\n Chameera to Markram, no run Missed everything, the bat and the stumps. Markram had a huge swipe across the line at a short of a length ball and didn't make contact, that was pretty skiddy from Chameera with the cross seam\n Chameera to Markram, 1 run slower one on off and middle, Markram stays in his crease and drives to long off\n Chameera to Marsh, 1 run full ball slanting into Marsh who drives to long on for a single It feels like LSG have barely played attacking shots and they've still scored 51 in the powerplay.\n Axar Patel to Marsh, 1 run goes back and across his stumps to play the ball with the angle into him in front of square leg\n Axar Patel to Markram, FOUR runs goes back and absolutely thumps the good length ball with a flat bat between the bowler and the non-striker, hit with tremendous power\n Axar Patel to Markram, 2 runs similar placement down the ground towards long on but with no where near the same power as the previous shot, Starc fumbles in the deep\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run driven off the front foot to long off for a single\n Axar Patel to Marsh, 1 run nudged off the pads through midwicket for one more\n Axar Patel to Markram, 1 run Markram wants the single but Marsh sends him back after pushing straight to point, but a fumble allows the single in the end\n Nigam to Markram, SIX runs starts with a long hop and Markram goes back, clears his front leg towards the leg side, and pulls the ball into the stands at deep midwicket\n Nigam to Markram, 1 run he's hit that high in the air, it's a mis-hit, but it's falling on the edge of the 30-yard circle at mid on and there's no one there, Starc comes sprinting in from the long-on boundary and dives but can't get there in tiem to take the catch. Markram tried to pull that again but the pace was slower and he didn't time it well\n Nigam to Marsh, FOUR runs dragged short again and Marsh gets down on one knee and pulls behind square for another boundary\n Nigam to Marsh, 1 run cut off the back foot through point\n Nigam to Markram, 1 run goes back to one on the stumps and punches through cover point\n Nigam to Marsh, 1 run driven off the back foot through point for a single\n Starc to Marsh, 1 run pulled against the angle from over the wicket through midwicket, that wasn't that short at all and Marsh was cramped for room\n Starc to Markram, 1 run slower ball at 124.5 kph on a wicket to wicket line, Markram nudges between midwicket and long on for a single\n Starc to Marsh, 1 run short of a length with width outside off from over the wicket across the right-hander, Marsh goes back and slaps the ball hard through cover point Aiden Markram in IPL, 2025 INNS 9 RUNS 320 SR 152.38 AVE 40.00 HS 66\n Starc to Markram, 1 run short ball from over the wicket aimed at Markram's head, he stays so steady as he pulls along the ground to deep square\n Starc to Marsh, 1 run fuller ball around off stump, Marsh drives to long off on the front foot\n Starc to Markram, 2 runs slower short ball, Markram waits and swivel-pulls it to deep midwicket to bring up 50 off 30 balls, he's having a terrific season as an opener for LSG No sign of Kuldeep Yadav yet.\n Chameera to Marsh, 1 run a length ball outside off, Marsh waits in his crease and plays a powerful square drive to the fielder at deep point\n Chameera to Markram, 1 run a fuller ball and that's a shoddy effort at cover, allows the single. Vipraj the fielder. And on watching the replays he did get a little bit of bad bounce. Markram had dug out a full ball firmly to cover\n Chameera to Marsh, 1 run a slower ball on off and middle, driven to long off for one more\n Chameera to Markram, 1 run in the blockhole on middl stump, dug out to long on for one more, fourth consecutive single so Chameera is doing well this over\n Chameera to Marsh, 1 run drilled hard down the ground but the fielder at long off runs to his right and prevents the boundary\n Chameera to Markram, OUT that's the end of Makram, he backs away towards leg and tries to launch a full ball over the cover boundary, that's the bigger boundary tonight, 72 metres, and Stubbs takes the catch in the deep \n Kuldeep to Marsh, 1 run Marsh goes back and across to pull the ball and gets a bit of a top edge towards deep backward square leg\n Kuldeep to Pooran, FOUR runs shot! Plants his front foot forward and across and absolutely nails the sweep, all along the ground and into the gap on the deep square boundary\n Kuldeep to Pooran, FOUR runs two in a row, places the sweep fine this time, wide of the fielder at short fine leg, moves forward and across and sweeps from his stumps\n Kuldeep to Pooran, 1 run three sweeps in a row but this time to the fielder at deep midwicket\n Kuldeep to Marsh, 1 run goes back and nudges the ball off his pads through square leg\n Kuldeep to Pooran, no run tossed up wider outside off, Pooran goes back and tries to cut as it spins away from him and misses\n Starc to Marsh, 1 run full toss slanting across the right-hander from over the wicket, driven to deep point\n Starc to Pooran, OUT he's got him again! For the fifth time in all T20s in just 14 balls. Slower short ball angling into the left-hander from over the wicket, Pooran tries to pull and drags it back on to his stumps via the bottom edge \n Starc to Abdul Samad, no run good length on off stump, Samad tries to play on the leg side but gets an inside edge on to the pad DC doing well with the match-up game tonight.\n Starc to Abdul Samad, no run full ball angling across the right-hander from over the wicket, Samad wafts at it and is beaten on the front foot\n Starc to Abdul Samad, no run pace off again, length ball outside off, Samad tries to pull and misses\n Starc to Abdul Samad, no run fuller ball outside off, dug out to backward point\n Kuldeep to Marsh, 1 run gets down on one knee and sweeps to deep backward square leg\n Kuldeep to Abdul Samad, 1 run steps out and drives the ball to long on\n Kuldeep to Marsh, 2 runs drags the slog sweep from wide outside off towards cow corner, Stubbs covers a lot of ground and slides to make the save\n Kuldeep to Marsh, 1 run played through the covers for a single\n Kuldeep to Abdul Samad, 1 run worked off the pads through square leg, Samad is struggling for fluency Pant and Miller in the dugout.\n Kuldeep to Marsh, 2 runs Starc does well on the wide long off boundary to save the four. Marsh had given that a powerful smack off the back foot, freeing those huge arms with the width on offer outside off\n Mukesh Kumar to Abdul Samad, no run short of a length and straight from over the wicket, Samand defends back to the bowler\n Mukesh Kumar to Abdul Samad, OUT caught and bowled! Short of a length again and it seemed to stick in the pitch a bit, 136 kph so not a slower ball. Samad was a touch early on the pull shot and hit it tamely back to the bowler \n Mukesh Kumar to Miller, 1 run short of a length from around the wicket, cut hard off the back foot to deep point\n Mukesh Kumar to Marsh, 1 run full ball searching for the blockhole, driven to wide long on for a single\n Mukesh Kumar to Miller, 1 run cut off the back foot to deep third for a single\n Mukesh Kumar to Marsh, OUT bowls him with a superb yorker! Marsh looks shocked at what's happened. Late dip and movement into the right-hander, sneaking under the descending bat as Marsh tries to jam down on it, he misses and the ball hits the base of off stump \n Kuldeep to Miller, FOUR runs what power from Miller, drags the ball with the slog sweep from outside off, along the ground and to the left of the fielder on the deep midwicket boundary\n Kuldeep to Miller, no run defended watchfully on the front foot\n Kuldeep to Miller, 1 run goes back and pulls the ball to deep midwicket\n Kuldeep to Badoni, no run tossed up on middle and off, Badoni defends on the front foot\n Kuldeep to Badoni, 2 runs nudged off the back foot in front of square, he's hit it gently so there's time to sprint the second before the fielder in the deep gets his throw in\n Kuldeep to Badoni, 1 run goes back and across and hits the ball to wide long on\n Mukesh Kumar to Badoni, no run he's getting the ball to move into the right-hander from outside off, defended on the front foot to the bowler\n Mukesh Kumar to Badoni, 1 run dropped by Stubbs running in from deep point! There was width outside off stump and some movement away from the right-hander, Badoni chased it and slashed, hitting the ball flat over the in-field, Stubbs covered lots of ground to get to the ball but grassed it as he slid forward\n Mukesh Kumar to Miller, 1 run nudged off the front foot through point for a single\n Mukesh Kumar to Badoni, FOUR runs a full ball swinging on to the pads and Badoni moves across to play a wristy flick into the gap between long leg and deep backward square\n Mukesh Kumar to Badoni, no run short of a length delivery skirting the wide line outside off, Badoni lets it go and hopes for the wide, doesn't get it\n Mukesh Kumar to Badoni, no run short of a length and the bounce gets big on Badoni just outside off, the movement into him cramps him for room as he tries to cut and gets beaten\n Kuldeep to Miller, no run wide outside off with turn away from Miller who goes back and cuts in front of point\n Kuldeep to Miller, 1 run worked off the pads in front of square leg for a single\n Kuldeep to Badoni, 1 run gets down on one knee and sweeps the ball to deep backward square leg\n Kuldeep to Miller, 1 wide that's a bit too wide outside off, Miller lets it go\n Kuldeep to Miller, 1 run tossed up on leg and it turns a bit across the left-hander, nudged off the front foot through midwicket\n Kuldeep to Badoni, 1 run wide ball outside off, Badoni cuts to deep point\n Kuldeep to Miller, 1 run Miller mis-times the shot off the back foot through cover, dragging it towards long off instead, Kuldeep kept it wide outside off and spun it away\n Chameera to Miller, no run full ball angling across Miller, nearly in the blockhole, dug out to cover\n Chameera to Miller, 1 run good length on leg stump, Miller goes back and works the ball off his pads through square leg, was a slower delivery\n Chameera to Badoni, 2 runs moves outside off to a wide one and cuts to deep point\n Chameera to Badoni, 2 runs a full toss on the pads but Badoni gets neither power nor distance on that flick-whip, the fielder at deep square runs to his right to make the save\n Chameera to Badoni, FOUR runs he's timed this all right! Stubbs races to his right on the deep cover boundary and dives but can't stop it. Badoni used the width outside off to flay a slower one with a full swing of his arms\n Chameera to Badoni, no run moves wide outside off to try and drag the ball towards leg but misses and gets hit on the body, another slower wide one from Chameera\n Starc to Miller, 1 run good length on a wicket to wicket line, Miller stays back and hits it to long on for a single\n Starc to Badoni, FOUR runs a full toss homing in on the exposed stumps as Badoni gets into position for the reverse swat by backing away outside leg, makes great contact and sends the ball flying between the keeper and short third See all photos\n Starc to Badoni, 1 run shorter slower one, Badoni backs away towards leg to cut to deep third once again but mis-times it wide of the keeper\n Starc to Miller, no run Starc aims for the boot with the yorker from around the wicket and hits it after Miller misses the flick\n Starc to Miller, 1 run over the wicket this time and nearly in the blockhole again, dug out on the leg side for a single\n Starc to Badoni, 1 run backs away outside leg to a short of a length ball and cuts it through point\n Mukesh Kumar to Badoni, FOUR runs width outside off and Badoni frees his arms to loft the ball over the in field and into the gap on the cover boundary\n Mukesh Kumar to Badoni, FOUR runs another loose ball, a full toss wide outside off and Badoni dispatches it again to the cover boundary with a powerful drive Rahul and Axar go up to have a word with Mukesh.\n Mukesh Kumar to Badoni, FOUR runs three in a row, this time behind point, Mukesh keeps giving Badoni width and this time he stays back and slashes behind point Samad hit a flurry of sixes in the final over against RR to give LSG a score they eventually defended by two runs. Can Badoni continue this strong finish?\n Mukesh Kumar to Badoni, OUT bowled him! He aims for a fourth boundary by walking across his stumps to swat the ball past short fine, Mukesh keeps it full and straight and misses \n Mukesh Kumar to Pant, no run charges down the pitch at a short of a length ball and slogs across the line, misses it\n Mukesh Kumar to Pant, OUT bowled him too! Mukesh goes full and straight from around the wicket, Pant tries to play the reverse lap past short third, the ball hits his pads and then hits the stumps. LSG's 159 is their lowest score this season. ","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abdul Samad","Badoni","Markram","Marsh","Miller","Pant","Pooran"],"Runs":[2.0,36.0,52.0,45.0,14.0,0.0,9.0],"Balls_Faced":[8,21,33,36,15,2,5],"Fours":[0,6,2,3,1,0,2],"Sixes":[0,0,3,1,0,0,0],"S\/R":[25.0,171.43,157.58,125.0,93.33,0.0,180.0],"dismissal":["c & b Mukesh Kumar","b Mukesh Kumar","c Stubbs b Chameera","b Mukesh Kumar","Not Out","b Mukesh Kumar","b Starc"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Axar Patel","Chameera","Kuldeep","Mukesh Kumar","Nigam","Starc"],"Balls":[24,18,24,24,6,24],"Runs_Given":[29.0,25.0,33.0,33.0,14.0,25.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,4,0,1],"Overs":[4.0,3.0,4.0,4.0,1.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run .Leg-stump length ball to start. On the pads, beats the flick and pops nearby. The crowd .roar after the ball, early energy from them is hight\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run .Goes away with the angle to beat bat. No swing, good-length ball lands around off and .goest through fifth. Rohit reaches out for the push to cover before pulling the vertical .bat back\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run .Back of a length this time, at the stumps, worked back to the bowler\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, OUT .Softie! Taken at midwicket! Rohit flicked the 139ks length ball just in front of the body. .Wasn't an aggressive shot. Line was middle-stumpish, so the shot was on. There was .no swing either, the bat face didn't really close. So, Rohit might have wanted to hit that .straight. Ended up lobbing it to Dube. .Rohit Sharma c Dube b Ahmed 0 (4b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 0\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jacks, no run .That's more like a wicket-taking ball. Three-quarter length, landed around off and went .through fourth stump. Jacks tried to defend straight, played the line and got beaten\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jacks, FOUR runs .Bad ball to finish. Down leg and it's helped through square leg with a flick\nSam Curran to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Flicked from middle stump, this is off the back foot and along the ground. Four through .midwicket. Was a length ball that angled in, moved a touch off the seam too. Inward .movement, played from within the crease\nSam Curran to Rickelton, no run .Fullish on off, this seemed to move away. Pushed off the front foot to mid-off\nSam Curran to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Test-quality straight punch, no weight transfer but that had the optics of a back-foot .shot. Ball was on a fuller side of length, around top of middle and off, Rickelton waited .till it came near him and showed it the full face. Checked shot past the bowler\nSam Curran to Rickelton, no run .Touch back of a length on leg, flicked off the back foot to midwicket\nSam Curran to Rickelton, 1 run .Similar length, in the channel, flicked off the back foot to long-on. Even bounce again, .Rickelton's trusting it .Fine leg and third are going back\nSam Curran to Jacks, FOUR runs .Slot ball, it's fullish but there's no swing. It's a lofted flick essentially, the bat face semi- .closed and both back-lift and follow-through were big. Not middled but that cleared the .infield easy and went to the wide long-on fence\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Slapped off the top of the bounce, ball races through cover. Ball was a touch back of .length, line maybe fifth stump at best, Rickelton's stillness made it look wider than it .was\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, OUT .Nails the cut one ball, chops on next. High-fives everywhere for Khaleel, Rickelton .played attractive shots but his innings is just a cameo. This was similar to the last ball, .maybe a touch fuller and wider. Rickelton went for another cut, under-edged it to off .stump on the bounce. .Ryan Rickelton b Ahmed 13 (7b 3x4 0x6 11m) SR: 185.71\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run .He almost falls like Rohit, ball half-volleys to midwicket. The fielder - Dube - was lunging .out forward while having his feet still on the ground. Didn't carry. Was a 134ks fullish .ball on middle stump that was flicked with a flourish. Ball went right off the bottom of .the bat. Didn't hold back the power, so the off stump was actually floored.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run .Length on top of middle, defended to the bowler\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run .Length on fourth, open-faced block towards point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run .Heart of a length, fourth-stump line, 134ks, guided to point with a defensive vertical bat\nEllis to Jacks, 1 run .Slower one to start. Length ball on top of middle and off, flicked to deep square leg\nEllis to Suryakumar, 2 runs .Shortish ball lands around off and skids to top of middle, flicked off the back foot .through midwicket\nEllis to Suryakumar, 1 run .Quick single to mid-off's left. Shortish again, fourth-stump line, more skiddy stuff. SKY .has time to wait before rocking back and punching with a mostly horizontal bat\nEllis to Jacks, 1 run .Back of length on middle and off, flicked off the back foot to the right of mid-on\nEllis to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Pulled this time, it was coming. Ellis' pace-on short balls are rising just over stump .height. This was around top of SKY's right leg, he stood still and heaved across. Got it .through midwicket\nEllis to Suryakumar, no run .On a back of length again, top of middle, worked back to the bowler\nAshwin to Jacks, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked to long-on\nAshwin to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Drift in but it's a step-hit for SKY. Fourth-stump 90ks full ball is driven, lofted off drive, .well over and to the left of mid-off\nAshwin to Suryakumar, 1 run .All three stumps visible as SKY waits for the length ball on his pads to arrive, flicked to .midwicket\nAshwin to Jacks, OUT .Jacks holes out to extra cover, big smile on Ashwin's face as he high-fives Dhoni. Was .a carrom ball that seemed to swing in, finished around top of middle. Jacks tried a .powerplay shot, just lift it over the infield while in the crease. Playing on the up didn't .work out. Off the bottom of the bat, Dube hobbles back a couple of steps and takes a .simple catch. .Will Jacks c Dube b Ashwin 11 (7b 2x4 0x6 19m) SR: 157.14\nAshwin to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .Whoa, that's some intent. Tilak comes in with MI three down in the powerplay, makes a .bit of room, keeps the back foot in the crease and carves the length ball over point. . .Tilak Varma in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .459 .OUTS .10 .4s\/6s .50\/22 .SR .133.43 .AVE .45.90\nAshwin to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .Yowza, one ups the cut with a skilful reverse sweep. Over short third, four. A bit .Bazball-y. Stance shifted fully, so yeah, it was likely a pre-meditated shot. Picked it off .the stumps too.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run .Full on fourth, punched sweetly to mid-off\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run .Fullish length ball lands around leg and goes at the stumps, clipped to midwicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Overpitched on the pads, flick's been launched over square leg. Weight's on the front .foot, back foot twirls forward late but his body's mostly still while the hands go up to .down to back up in a flurry . .Suryakumar Yadav vs CSK in T20s .INNS .18 .RUNS .377 .SR .116.35 .AVE .23.56\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, 1 run .Back of lengther at 135ks surprises SKY, might've bounced more than he expected. Line .was right at the body. SKY's upper-body wound back and the hands fended forward, .gets it safely to point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Tilak Varma, no run .Fullish ball on middle and leg, flicked to midwicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Tilak Varma, (no ball) .Wide... and no-ball, quite the double-whammy. Foot was on the line but nothing behind, .no field change too. Was a very wide length ball, might've slipped off the hand. Let go .Fine leg and third are back\nKhaleel Ahmed to Tilak Varma, no run .140ks bouncer beats the pull\/hook. Tilak was hurried, not sure if he wanted to go .square or fine. Line was just outside off, so he would have had to drag it.\nJadeja to Suryakumar, no run .Full ball is down leg, SKY tries flicking with all stumps exposed. Misses, gets hit on the .pad\nJadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run .Length on middle stump, flicked through midwicket .Stays around to the leftie\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, no run .100ks full ball on fourth looked slower than it was, driven to cover\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .Curran misjudges at long-off, he was in a few metres from the boundary. Then he had .to go back fell knee-first into the grass as the ball sailed over him. Woulda been .catchable height had he been at the ropes.\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, no run .Length around off, punched to the bowler\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, no run .Wide and full, the angle kept taking it away. Tilak planted his back foot inside the crease .while trying to flash it square over the off side. Missed it and managed to keep the toe .inside.\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 wide .Wide and short, sharp angle away. Let go. 92ks\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, no run .Rear up off a length, SKY goes for the cut but there is no room. His shoulder goes back .with his elbows buckling, ball goes off the sticker to short third\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, no run .Miscued cut again, better connection this time. On a couple of bounces to point\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run .Top edges a sweep to a full ball on fifth, 92ks. Khaleel runs in from deep-backward .square leg, can't reach it.\nNoor Ahmad to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Length on leg, more of a skiddy ball. 96ks. Flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 2 runs .Full on leg, the back leg lifts up as the ball it whipped between long-on and deep .midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 2 runs .Another two, this time to the left of deep point. Was a wide, fullish ball that was cut with .a flashy follow-through\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .Slog swept, deep midwicket in play? Nah. Clears him easy. Was a length ball on fourth .turned into a full one with a big forward stride and lunge\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, no run .Makes room and gets followed by a full ball on leg, driven to cover point\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, no run .Length on fifth, driven to cover.\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .Down leg, on a length, pulled along backward square leg\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Similar ball, this time it's in line with leg stump. Tilak's taking an off-stump guard, so .he's inside the line as he flicks it through backward square leg\nJadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run .A bit of spin away off length, SKY seemed to be a touch early on the bunt to long-on. A .touch uppish but it rolls safely to the bowler's left .Timeout\nAshwin to Suryakumar, 1 run .Carrom ball on a length finishes on leg, no turn. 89ks. Flicked to long-on .Around\nAshwin to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Wide release. Length ball on middle and leg, 91ks, Tilak clears the front leg and pulls to .long-on .Back over the wicket to the rhb, that should be the pattern . .Suryakumar Yadav vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .82 .RUNS .121 .OUTS .0 .SR .147.56 .4s\/6s .7\/7\nAshwin to Suryakumar, 1 run .Swept off a length, played well in front of the body. From middle stump. Not off the .middle, but goes safely to deep square leg\nAshwin to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Makes room and flicks the slightly short ball that was following him, through wide mid- .on\nAshwin to Suryakumar, 1 run .Ashwin holds his action midway... and misses a caught and bowled. Leapt to the right, .went with high hands. Had to reach out, clasped but the ball went through. Was a full .carrom ball to which SKY made room and tried to flick. Spooned it. Went at a slow pace, .just too wide\nAshwin to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Flatter ball on middle leg, pushed to long-off .Time for Vishal to come in","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs CSK, 3rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run Leg-stump length ball to start. On the pads, beats the flick and pops nearby. The crowd roar after the ball, early energy from them is hight\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run Goes away with the angle to beat bat. No swing, good-length ball lands around off and goest through fifth. Rohit reaches out for the push to cover before pulling the vertical bat back\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run Back of a length this time, at the stumps, worked back to the bowler\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, OUT Softie! Taken at midwicket! Rohit flicked the 139ks length ball just in front of the body. Wasn't an aggressive shot. Line was middle-stumpish, so the shot was on. There was no swing either, the bat face didn't really close. So, Rohit might have wanted to hit that straight. Ended up lobbing it to Dube. \n Khaleel Ahmed to Jacks, no run That's more like a wicket-taking ball. Three-quarter length, landed around off and went through fourth stump. Jacks tried to defend straight, played the line and got beaten\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jacks, FOUR runs Bad ball to finish. Down leg and it's helped through square leg with a flick\n Sam Curran to Rickelton, FOUR runs Flicked from middle stump, this is off the back foot and along the ground. Four through midwicket. Was a length ball that angled in, moved a touch off the seam too. Inward movement, played from within the crease\n Sam Curran to Rickelton, no run Fullish on off, this seemed to move away. Pushed off the front foot to mid-off\n Sam Curran to Rickelton, FOUR runs Test-quality straight punch, no weight transfer but that had the optics of a back-foot shot. Ball was on a fuller side of length, around top of middle and off, Rickelton waited till it came near him and showed it the full face. Checked shot past the bowler\n Sam Curran to Rickelton, no run Touch back of a length on leg, flicked off the back foot to midwicket\n Sam Curran to Rickelton, 1 run Similar length, in the channel, flicked off the back foot to long-on. Even bounce again, Rickelton's trusting it Fine leg and third are going back\n Sam Curran to Jacks, FOUR runs Slot ball, it's fullish but there's no swing. It's a lofted flick essentially, the bat face semi-closed and both back-lift and follow-through were big. Not middled but that cleared the infield easy and went to the wide long-on fence\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, FOUR runs Slapped off the top of the bounce, ball races through cover. Ball was a touch back of length, line maybe fifth stump at best, Rickelton's stillness made it look wider than it was\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, OUT Nails the cut one ball, chops on next. High-fives everywhere for Khaleel, Rickelton played attractive shots but his innings is just a cameo. This was similar to the last ball, maybe a touch fuller and wider. Rickelton went for another cut, under-edged it to off stump on the bounce. \n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run He almost falls like Rohit, ball half-volleys to midwicket. The fielder - Dube - was lunging out forward while having his feet still on the ground. Didn't carry. Was a 134ks fullish ball on middle stump that was flicked with a flourish. Ball went right off the bottom of the bat. Didn't hold back the power, so the off stump was actually floored.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run Length on top of middle, defended to the bowler\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run Length on fourth, open-faced block towards point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run Heart of a length, fourth-stump line, 134ks, guided to point with a defensive vertical bat\n Ellis to Jacks, 1 run Slower one to start. Length ball on top of middle and off, flicked to deep square leg\n Ellis to Suryakumar, 2 runs Shortish ball lands around off and skids to top of middle, flicked off the back foot through midwicket\n Ellis to Suryakumar, 1 run Quick single to mid-off's left. Shortish again, fourth-stump line, more skiddy stuff. SKY has time to wait before rocking back and punching with a mostly horizontal bat\n Ellis to Jacks, 1 run Back of length on middle and off, flicked off the back foot to the right of mid-on\n Ellis to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Pulled this time, it was coming. Ellis' pace-on short balls are rising just over stump height. This was around top of SKY's right leg, he stood still and heaved across. Got it through midwicket\n Ellis to Suryakumar, no run On a back of length again, top of middle, worked back to the bowler\n Ashwin to Jacks, 1 run Length on leg, flicked to long-on\n Ashwin to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Drift in but it's a step-hit for SKY. Fourth-stump 90ks full ball is driven, lofted off drive, well over and to the left of mid-off\n Ashwin to Suryakumar, 1 run All three stumps visible as SKY waits for the length ball on his pads to arrive, flicked to midwicket\n Ashwin to Jacks, OUT Jacks holes out to extra cover, big smile on Ashwin's face as he high-fives Dhoni. Was a carrom ball that seemed to swing in, finished around top of middle. Jacks tried a powerplay shot, just lift it over the infield while in the crease. Playing on the up didn't work out. Off the bottom of the bat, Dube hobbles back a couple of steps and takes a simple catch. \n Ashwin to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs Whoa, that's some intent. Tilak comes in with MI three down in the powerplay, makes a bit of room, keeps the back foot in the crease and carves the length ball over point. RUNS 459 OUTS 10 4s\/6s 50\/22 SR 133.43 AVE 45.90\n Ashwin to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs Yowza, one ups the cut with a skilful reverse sweep. Over short third, four. A bit Bazball-y. Stance shifted fully, so yeah, it was likely a pre-meditated shot. Picked it off the stumps too.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run Full on fourth, punched sweetly to mid-off\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run Fullish length ball lands around leg and goes at the stumps, clipped to midwicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, SIX runs Overpitched on the pads, flick's been launched over square leg. Weight's on the front foot, back foot twirls forward late but his body's mostly still while the hands go up to down to back up in a flurry Suryakumar Yadav vs CSK in T20s INNS 18 RUNS 377 SR 116.35 AVE 23.56\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, 1 run Back of lengther at 135ks surprises SKY, might've bounced more than he expected. Line was right at the body. SKY's upper-body wound back and the hands fended forward, gets it safely to point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Tilak Varma, no run Fullish ball on middle and leg, flicked to midwicket\n Wide... and no-ball, quite the double-whammy. Foot was on the line but nothing behind, no field change too. Was a very wide length ball, might've slipped off the hand. Let go Fine leg and third are back\n Khaleel Ahmed to Tilak Varma, no run 140ks bouncer beats the pull\/hook. Tilak was hurried, not sure if he wanted to go square or fine. Line was just outside off, so he would have had to drag it.\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, no run Full ball is down leg, SKY tries flicking with all stumps exposed. Misses, gets hit on the pad\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run Length on middle stump, flicked through midwicket Stays around to the leftie\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, no run 100ks full ball on fourth looked slower than it was, driven to cover\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, SIX runs Curran misjudges at long-off, he was in a few metres from the boundary. Then he had to go back fell knee-first into the grass as the ball sailed over him. Woulda been catchable height had he been at the ropes.\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, no run Length around off, punched to the bowler\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, no run Wide and full, the angle kept taking it away. Tilak planted his back foot inside the crease while trying to flash it square over the off side. Missed it and managed to keep the toe inside.\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 wide Wide and short, sharp angle away. Let go. 92ks\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, no run Rear up off a length, SKY goes for the cut but there is no room. His shoulder goes back with his elbows buckling, ball goes off the sticker to short third\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, no run Miscued cut again, better connection this time. On a couple of bounces to point\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run Top edges a sweep to a full ball on fifth, 92ks. Khaleel runs in from deep-backward square leg, can't reach it.\n Noor Ahmad to Tilak Varma, 1 run Length on leg, more of a skiddy ball. 96ks. Flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 2 runs Full on leg, the back leg lifts up as the ball it whipped between long-on and deep midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 2 runs Another two, this time to the left of deep point. Was a wide, fullish ball that was cut with a flashy follow-through\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, SIX runs Slog swept, deep midwicket in play? Nah. Clears him easy. Was a length ball on fourth turned into a full one with a big forward stride and lunge\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, no run Makes room and gets followed by a full ball on leg, driven to cover point\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, no run Length on fifth, driven to cover.\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, 2 runs Down leg, on a length, pulled along backward square leg\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, 1 run Similar ball, this time it's in line with leg stump. Tilak's taking an off-stump guard, so he's inside the line as he flicks it through backward square leg\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run A bit of spin away off length, SKY seemed to be a touch early on the bunt to long-on. A touch uppish but it rolls safely to the bowler's left Timeout\n Ashwin to Suryakumar, 1 run Carrom ball on a length finishes on leg, no turn. 89ks. Flicked to long-on Around\n Ashwin to Tilak Varma, 1 run Wide release. Length ball on middle and leg, 91ks, Tilak clears the front leg and pulls to long-on Back over the wicket to the rhb, that should be the pattern Suryakumar Yadav vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 82 RUNS 121 OUTS 0 SR 147.56 4s\/6s 7\/7\n Ashwin to Suryakumar, 1 run Swept off a length, played well in front of the body. From middle stump. Not off the middle, but goes safely to deep square leg\n Ashwin to Tilak Varma, 1 run Makes room and flicks the slightly short ball that was following him, through wide mid-on\n Ashwin to Suryakumar, 1 run Ashwin holds his action midway... and misses a caught and bowled. Leapt to the right, went with high hands. Had to reach out, clasped but the ball went through. Was a full carrom ball to which SKY made room and tried to flick. Spooned it. Went at a slow pace, just too wide\n Ashwin to Tilak Varma, 1 run Flatter ball on middle leg, pushed to long-off Time for Vishal to come in","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Jacks","Rickelton","Rohit Sharma","Suryakumar","Tilak Varma"],"Runs":[11.0,13.0,0.0,29.0,27.0],"Balls_Faced":[7,7,4,25,18],"Fours":[2,3,0,2,2],"Sixes":[0,0,0,1,2],"S\/R":[157.14,185.71,0.0,116.0,150.0],"dismissal":["c Dube b Ashwin","b Ahmed","c Dube b Ahmed","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Ellis","Jadeja","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Sam Curran"],"Balls":[12,6,12,18,6,6],"Runs_Given":[20.0,9.0,17.0,16.0,7.0,13.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,2,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,2.0,3.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run .Leg-stump length ball to start. On the pads, beats the flick and pops nearby. The crowd .roar after the ball, early energy from them is hight\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run .Goes away with the angle to beat bat. No swing, good-length ball lands around off and .goest through fifth. Rohit reaches out for the push to cover before pulling the vertical .bat back\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run .Back of a length this time, at the stumps, worked back to the bowler\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, OUT .Softie! Taken at midwicket! Rohit flicked the 139ks length ball just in front of the body. .Wasn't an aggressive shot. Line was middle-stumpish, so the shot was on. There was .no swing either, the bat face didn't really close. So, Rohit might have wanted to hit that .straight. Ended up lobbing it to Dube. .Rohit Sharma c Dube b Ahmed 0 (4b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 0\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jacks, no run .That's more like a wicket-taking ball. Three-quarter length, landed around off and went .through fourth stump. Jacks tried to defend straight, played the line and got beaten\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jacks, FOUR runs .Bad ball to finish. Down leg and it's helped through square leg with a flick\nSam Curran to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Flicked from middle stump, this is off the back foot and along the ground. Four through .midwicket. Was a length ball that angled in, moved a touch off the seam too. Inward .movement, played from within the crease\nSam Curran to Rickelton, no run .Fullish on off, this seemed to move away. Pushed off the front foot to mid-off\nSam Curran to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Test-quality straight punch, no weight transfer but that had the optics of a back-foot .shot. Ball was on a fuller side of length, around top of middle and off, Rickelton waited .till it came near him and showed it the full face. Checked shot past the bowler\nSam Curran to Rickelton, no run .Touch back of a length on leg, flicked off the back foot to midwicket\nSam Curran to Rickelton, 1 run .Similar length, in the channel, flicked off the back foot to long-on. Even bounce again, .Rickelton's trusting it .Fine leg and third are going back\nSam Curran to Jacks, FOUR runs .Slot ball, it's fullish but there's no swing. It's a lofted flick essentially, the bat face semi- .closed and both back-lift and follow-through were big. Not middled but that cleared the .infield easy and went to the wide long-on fence\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Slapped off the top of the bounce, ball races through cover. Ball was a touch back of .length, line maybe fifth stump at best, Rickelton's stillness made it look wider than it .was\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, OUT .Nails the cut one ball, chops on next. High-fives everywhere for Khaleel, Rickelton .played attractive shots but his innings is just a cameo. This was similar to the last ball, .maybe a touch fuller and wider. Rickelton went for another cut, under-edged it to off .stump on the bounce. .Ryan Rickelton b Ahmed 13 (7b 3x4 0x6 11m) SR: 185.71\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run .He almost falls like Rohit, ball half-volleys to midwicket. The fielder - Dube - was lunging .out forward while having his feet still on the ground. Didn't carry. Was a 134ks fullish .ball on middle stump that was flicked with a flourish. Ball went right off the bottom of .the bat. Didn't hold back the power, so the off stump was actually floored.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run .Length on top of middle, defended to the bowler\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run .Length on fourth, open-faced block towards point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run .Heart of a length, fourth-stump line, 134ks, guided to point with a defensive vertical bat\nEllis to Jacks, 1 run .Slower one to start. Length ball on top of middle and off, flicked to deep square leg\nEllis to Suryakumar, 2 runs .Shortish ball lands around off and skids to top of middle, flicked off the back foot .through midwicket\nEllis to Suryakumar, 1 run .Quick single to mid-off's left. Shortish again, fourth-stump line, more skiddy stuff. SKY .has time to wait before rocking back and punching with a mostly horizontal bat\nEllis to Jacks, 1 run .Back of length on middle and off, flicked off the back foot to the right of mid-on\nEllis to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Pulled this time, it was coming. Ellis' pace-on short balls are rising just over stump .height. This was around top of SKY's right leg, he stood still and heaved across. Got it .through midwicket\nEllis to Suryakumar, no run .On a back of length again, top of middle, worked back to the bowler\nAshwin to Jacks, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked to long-on\nAshwin to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Drift in but it's a step-hit for SKY. Fourth-stump 90ks full ball is driven, lofted off drive, .well over and to the left of mid-off\nAshwin to Suryakumar, 1 run .All three stumps visible as SKY waits for the length ball on his pads to arrive, flicked to .midwicket\nAshwin to Jacks, OUT .Jacks holes out to extra cover, big smile on Ashwin's face as he high-fives Dhoni. Was .a carrom ball that seemed to swing in, finished around top of middle. Jacks tried a .powerplay shot, just lift it over the infield while in the crease. Playing on the up didn't .work out. Off the bottom of the bat, Dube hobbles back a couple of steps and takes a .simple catch. .Will Jacks c Dube b Ashwin 11 (7b 2x4 0x6 19m) SR: 157.14\nAshwin to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .Whoa, that's some intent. Tilak comes in with MI three down in the powerplay, makes a .bit of room, keeps the back foot in the crease and carves the length ball over point. . .Tilak Varma in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .459 .OUTS .10 .4s\/6s .50\/22 .SR .133.43 .AVE .45.90\nAshwin to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .Yowza, one ups the cut with a skilful reverse sweep. Over short third, four. A bit .Bazball-y. Stance shifted fully, so yeah, it was likely a pre-meditated shot. Picked it off .the stumps too.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run .Full on fourth, punched sweetly to mid-off\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run .Fullish length ball lands around leg and goes at the stumps, clipped to midwicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Overpitched on the pads, flick's been launched over square leg. Weight's on the front .foot, back foot twirls forward late but his body's mostly still while the hands go up to .down to back up in a flurry . .Suryakumar Yadav vs CSK in T20s .INNS .18 .RUNS .377 .SR .116.35 .AVE .23.56\nKhaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, 1 run .Back of lengther at 135ks surprises SKY, might've bounced more than he expected. Line .was right at the body. SKY's upper-body wound back and the hands fended forward, .gets it safely to point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Tilak Varma, no run .Fullish ball on middle and leg, flicked to midwicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Tilak Varma, (no ball) .Wide... and no-ball, quite the double-whammy. Foot was on the line but nothing behind, .no field change too. Was a very wide length ball, might've slipped off the hand. Let go .Fine leg and third are back\nKhaleel Ahmed to Tilak Varma, no run .140ks bouncer beats the pull\/hook. Tilak was hurried, not sure if he wanted to go .square or fine. Line was just outside off, so he would have had to drag it.\nJadeja to Suryakumar, no run .Full ball is down leg, SKY tries flicking with all stumps exposed. Misses, gets hit on the .pad\nJadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run .Length on middle stump, flicked through midwicket .Stays around to the leftie\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, no run .100ks full ball on fourth looked slower than it was, driven to cover\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .Curran misjudges at long-off, he was in a few metres from the boundary. Then he had .to go back fell knee-first into the grass as the ball sailed over him. Woulda been .catchable height had he been at the ropes.\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, no run .Length around off, punched to the bowler\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, no run .Wide and full, the angle kept taking it away. Tilak planted his back foot inside the crease .while trying to flash it square over the off side. Missed it and managed to keep the toe .inside.\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 wide .Wide and short, sharp angle away. Let go. 92ks\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, no run .Rear up off a length, SKY goes for the cut but there is no room. His shoulder goes back .with his elbows buckling, ball goes off the sticker to short third\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, no run .Miscued cut again, better connection this time. On a couple of bounces to point\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run .Top edges a sweep to a full ball on fifth, 92ks. Khaleel runs in from deep-backward .square leg, can't reach it.\nNoor Ahmad to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Length on leg, more of a skiddy ball. 96ks. Flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 2 runs .Full on leg, the back leg lifts up as the ball it whipped between long-on and deep .midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 2 runs .Another two, this time to the left of deep point. Was a wide, fullish ball that was cut with .a flashy follow-through\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .Slog swept, deep midwicket in play? Nah. Clears him easy. Was a length ball on fourth .turned into a full one with a big forward stride and lunge\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, no run .Makes room and gets followed by a full ball on leg, driven to cover point\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, no run .Length on fifth, driven to cover.\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .Down leg, on a length, pulled along backward square leg\nJadeja to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Similar ball, this time it's in line with leg stump. Tilak's taking an off-stump guard, so .he's inside the line as he flicks it through backward square leg\nJadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run .A bit of spin away off length, SKY seemed to be a touch early on the bunt to long-on. A .touch uppish but it rolls safely to the bowler's left .Timeout\nAshwin to Suryakumar, 1 run .Carrom ball on a length finishes on leg, no turn. 89ks. Flicked to long-on .Around\nAshwin to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Wide release. Length ball on middle and leg, 91ks, Tilak clears the front leg and pulls to .long-on .Back over the wicket to the rhb, that should be the pattern . .Suryakumar Yadav vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .82 .RUNS .121 .OUTS .0 .SR .147.56 .4s\/6s .7\/7\nAshwin to Suryakumar, 1 run .Swept off a length, played well in front of the body. From middle stump. Not off the .middle, but goes safely to deep square leg\nAshwin to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Makes room and flicks the slightly short ball that was following him, through wide mid- .on\nAshwin to Suryakumar, 1 run .Ashwin holds his action midway... and misses a caught and bowled. Leapt to the right, .went with high hands. Had to reach out, clasped but the ball went through. Was a full .carrom ball to which SKY made room and tried to flick. Spooned it. Went at a slow pace, .just too wide\nAshwin to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Flatter ball on middle leg, pushed to long-off .Time for Vishal to come in\nNoor Ahmad to Tilak Varma, 4 byes .that turns away sharply and beats everybody! Outside off, Tilak swings against the turn, .Dhoni does't pick it either and it's turned away for four byes\nNoor Ahmad to Tilak Varma, 1 run .straighter line this time, not much turn and Tilak works it off the back foot to leg, calls .for two but have to settled for one\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, OUT .age 43 but reflexes of a 23-year old! Dhoni has whipped the bails off in a jiffy like he's .been doing that for 30 years. He probably has. Noor turns this one away from SKY, he .ventures out of the crease to drive down the ground and doesn't get close at all, and .Dhoni takes the bails off in a flash. Easy decision for the third umpire .Suryakumar Yadav st \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad 29 (26b 2x4 1x6 41m) SR: 111.53\nNoor Ahmad to Minz, no run .turns into him, he stays back and is beaten. Takes the ball on the pads but going well .down leg\nNoor Ahmad to Minz, 1 run .going well down leg again and he helps it along to leg for his first runs in IPL\nNoor Ahmad to Tilak Varma, 1 wide .keeps turning them down leg, this one goes past the pads for a wide\nNoor Ahmad to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .almost a wide yorker which Tilak reaches out for to steer square of the wicket and they .come back for the second quickly, also helped by a wayward throw\nAshwin to Minz, no run .94.4kmh, towards the pads, Minz wans to sweep it away but misses\nAshwin to Minz, no run .almost chips it back, but he lobs it to Ashwin's left off the back foot\nAshwin to Minz, no run .Minz looking a little nervy there on debut\nAshwin to Minz, 1 run .on middle and leg again, he nudges towards midwicket for one\nAshwin to Tilak Varma, no run .backs away and smacks the shorter ball to off but he finds cover\nAshwin to Tilak Varma, no run .aims to sweep the ball on leg, he also misses and there's no time for a leg bye either as .Tilak is sent back by Minz\nNoor Ahmad to Minz, 1 wide .starts with a wide, another extra, as Minz swings big on the leg side and misses\nNoor Ahmad to Minz, 1 run .fuller outside off, Minz goes down on a knee for a powerful shot but miscues that down .the ground for one\nNoor Ahmad to Tilak Varma, 1 run .slammed over the covers, could be a one bounce four but the guy called Ravindra .Jadeja does excellent work in the deep wide of long-off to keep this to two. Excellent .work\nNoor Ahmad to Minz, no run .on middle, heaves against it on the leg side and misses again\nNoor Ahmad to Minz, OUT .the pressure mounts and Minz departs. He goes downtown for the wrong'un, doesn't .get much distance on that and Jadeja will take those 10 times out of 10 at long-off .Robin Minz c Jadeja b Noor Ahmad 3 (9b 0x4 0x6 8m) SR: 33.33\nNoor Ahmad to Naman Dhir, 1 run .turning from leg to middle, easily nudged to leg for one . .Noor Ahmad vs LHB .BALLS .850 .WKTS .61 .4s\/6s .68\/32 .ECON .6.11 .AVE .14.22\nNoor Ahmad to Tilak Varma, OUT .trapped right in front and given straightaway! Another one bites the dust and this is a .big wicket. That is plumb unless Tilak has edged it, and he has reviewed it. UltraEdge on .the screen now, flat line as ball passes the bat, and ball-tracking is taking time. Here it .is, turning in from outside off, impact in line, going on to hit middle and that's three reds! .Tilak Varma lbw b Noor Ahmad 31 (25b 2x4 2x6 41m) SR: 124\nJadeja to Naman Dhir, 1 run .outside off and he cuts the ball away for one .Santner, from Chennai to Mumbai via Jeddah\nJadeja to Santner, no run .watches the length ball carefully and defends\nJadeja to Santner, no run .stays still and blocks the length ball right back\nJadeja to Santner, 1 run .a bit towards the pads now and nudged square for one\nJadeja to Naman Dhir, 1 run .just a bit short and Dhir swats it away to long-on for one\nJadeja to Santner, 1 run .flat on middle and leg, some turn and tucked to midwicket for one more .A quick over for just four singles\nAshwin to Santner, 1 run .short ball from wide of the crease and he pushes through the covers for one\nAshwin to Naman Dhir, 2 runs .shuffles to off, Ashwin follows him and he uses soft hands to help it to leg for two quick .runs\nAshwin to Naman Dhir, 1 run .on length on middle, tucked to leg again for one more .Mahela talking to the commentators says even 150 could be decent here. Two big overs .could get them there\nAshwin to Santner, 1 run .slow on the stumps, he waits and pushes through cover for one\nAshwin to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .over the covers for four! A boundary off the bat for the first time since the first ball of .ninth over, make that 39 balls. He made room early and lofted that over cover to use .that massive gap. Smart stuff\nAshwin to Naman Dhir, 1 run .looks like a carom ball to end the over on the stumps, he pushes to off for one .That's Ashwin done for today\nEllis to Naman Dhir, 2 runs .135.2kmh, short of length outside off which Dhir taps late towards short third where the .fielder gets a hand but can't hold on so they take two\nEllis to Naman Dhir, 2 runs .short ball outside off, closer to the stumps and he pulls that away square for two more\nEllis to Naman Dhir, 1 run .more towards good length now on off and he taps the legcutter to leg for one\nEllis to Santner, no run .quick tenth bal lon the stumps, no room to work with and he pushes it down to mid-off . .Nathan Ellis in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1255 .WKTS .52 .4s\/6s .148\/39 .ECON .7.96 .AVE .32.05\nEllis to Santner, 1 wide .takes the pace off now for the short ball well outside off and it's called a wide this time .for the line\nEllis to Santner, 1 run .drives the fuller ball back, it deflects off Ellis to off and they go across for one\nEllis to Naman Dhir, 1 run .slower one on leg, he shuffles to off and nudges it fine to the fielder in the circle for one\nNoor Ahmad to Naman Dhir, OUT .bowled around his legs and Naman Dhir can barely believe it! Fourth wicket for Noor .Ahmad and what a way to get that fourth. Pitches it just outside leg, Dhir goes for the .sweep, misses the sweep, and it's the wrong'un that goes on to rattle leg stump. Dhir .looks back at the stumps and then towards the bowler. Did that really happen? .Naman Dhir b Noor Ahmad 17 (12b 1x4 0x6 18m) SR: 141.66\nNoor Ahmad to Chahar, no run .full and wide, driven along the ground but straight to cover\nNoor Ahmad to Chahar, 1 run .lunges forward to get some bat towards point and they run across for one quickly\nNoor Ahmad to Santner, 1 run .punched into the covers off the back foot and they get one more\nNoor Ahmad to Chahar, no run .the googly from outside off, Chahar pokes and misses. He nearly left that one as the bat .was a long way inside\nNoor Ahmad to Chahar, no run .lunges forward and very respectfully he blocks this ball back in the death overs to make .it a dot ball .Just two from that, Noor finishes with stunning figures of 4 for 18. Has he turned the .match?\nEllis to Santner, FOUR runs .over mid-off for four! After all those nudges and pushes, Santner unleashes a classy .straight drive lofted over mid-off with a wonderful follow through for a one-bounce four\nEllis to Santner, no run .on length on middle and leg, he defends it back this time\nEllis to Santner, 1 run .no room at all, on length on middle and he steers it towards cover for one\nEllis to Chahar, 2 runs .slower ball on off which Chahar picks, he rolls his wrists over that to flick to leg and he .wants two. A slightly wayward throw otherwise Chahar was struggling\nEllis to Chahar, 1 leg bye .really slow back of length on off, he swivels on the back foot to swat it to leg but he's .beaten by pace. Only a leg bye\nEllis to Santner, OUT .135.2kmh, this ain't a slower one as Santner misses this one on the stumps, appeal for .lbw and CSK are interested in this. Is it high? Because it was a short of length ball. They .review the not out decision. No bat there, and there you go - ball-tracking says that's .hitting top of middle! Excellent review .Mitchell Santner lbw b Ellis 11 (13b 1x4 0x6 24m) SR: 84.61\nKhaleel Ahmed to Chahar, FOUR runs .flays it over the covers and Deepak Chahar loves that! He made room early, .manufactured room for the slower ball outside off and sent it flying over the covers\nKhaleel Ahmed to Chahar, SIX runs .lands this one next to the sight screen! Deepak Chahar asks for a promotion in the .batting order. This is some clean hitting from Chahar. Gets one in the slot outside off .and this time Chahar doesn't need to move, lofts it straight down over long-off .Khaleel goes around\nKhaleel Ahmed to Chahar, 1 run .angling in, Chahar swats it away to long-on and Jadeja teases them by leaving the ball .in front of him. The crowd loves it\nKhaleel Ahmed to Boult, 1 run .Boult in the action now, he scythes this in the air over point and there's a fielder in the .deep. So only one\nKhaleel Ahmed to Chahar, 1 run .some width outside off but not much pace, cuts it away for one with some power\nKhaleel Ahmed to Boult, OUT .skied down the ground and the captain settles under it, pouches it easily. Khaleel ends .his quota with his third strike, makes it 3 for 29. Boult backed away for a big hit but he .didn't get much on that slower ball that was short, sent it quite high down the ground .which Gaikwad settled under easily .Trent Boult c Gaikwad b Ahmed 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 50\nEllis to Chahar, 2 runs .slow and wide yorker, Chahar gets an inside edge off the big swing past the stumps and .they scamper back for the second .Around the wicket now\nEllis to Chahar, SIX runs .into the stands! It's short, it's slow, it's pulled away with watchful eyes and he has .middled that to send it sailing over deep midwicket .Over the wicket again\nEllis to Chahar, 1 run .slams the full delivery wide of cover this time, and they've run across. Should Chahar .have farmed the strike? .Another IPL debutant on strike\nEllis to Raju, 1 run .113.1kmh, doesn't turn out badly as Raju pulls the short and slow ball square for one\nEllis to Chahar, no run .pretty wide outside off, swinging away too and he lets it go. Not called a wide and .Chahar calls for a review. Let's look at the replays - Chahar started with a stance way .outside off and the wide line moves with that, and even though Chahar moved back to .the normal stance, the ball was within the moved wide line. Decision upheld\nEllis to Chahar, FOUR runs .another boundary as Ellis finishes with a short ball and Chahar finishes with a pull that .he may not have middled, but got enough on to send it wide of short fine leg. Ellis is livid .with himself while Chahar punches the air","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs CSK, 3rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run Leg-stump length ball to start. On the pads, beats the flick and pops nearby. The crowd roar after the ball, early energy from them is hight\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run Goes away with the angle to beat bat. No swing, good-length ball lands around off and goest through fifth. Rohit reaches out for the push to cover before pulling the vertical bat back\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run Back of a length this time, at the stumps, worked back to the bowler\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, OUT Softie! Taken at midwicket! Rohit flicked the 139ks length ball just in front of the body. Wasn't an aggressive shot. Line was middle-stumpish, so the shot was on. There was no swing either, the bat face didn't really close. So, Rohit might have wanted to hit that straight. Ended up lobbing it to Dube. \n Khaleel Ahmed to Jacks, no run That's more like a wicket-taking ball. Three-quarter length, landed around off and went through fourth stump. Jacks tried to defend straight, played the line and got beaten\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jacks, FOUR runs Bad ball to finish. Down leg and it's helped through square leg with a flick\n Sam Curran to Rickelton, FOUR runs Flicked from middle stump, this is off the back foot and along the ground. Four through midwicket. Was a length ball that angled in, moved a touch off the seam too. Inward movement, played from within the crease\n Sam Curran to Rickelton, no run Fullish on off, this seemed to move away. Pushed off the front foot to mid-off\n Sam Curran to Rickelton, FOUR runs Test-quality straight punch, no weight transfer but that had the optics of a back-foot shot. Ball was on a fuller side of length, around top of middle and off, Rickelton waited till it came near him and showed it the full face. Checked shot past the bowler\n Sam Curran to Rickelton, no run Touch back of a length on leg, flicked off the back foot to midwicket\n Sam Curran to Rickelton, 1 run Similar length, in the channel, flicked off the back foot to long-on. Even bounce again, Rickelton's trusting it Fine leg and third are going back\n Sam Curran to Jacks, FOUR runs Slot ball, it's fullish but there's no swing. It's a lofted flick essentially, the bat face semi-closed and both back-lift and follow-through were big. Not middled but that cleared the infield easy and went to the wide long-on fence\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, FOUR runs Slapped off the top of the bounce, ball races through cover. Ball was a touch back of length, line maybe fifth stump at best, Rickelton's stillness made it look wider than it was\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, OUT Nails the cut one ball, chops on next. High-fives everywhere for Khaleel, Rickelton played attractive shots but his innings is just a cameo. This was similar to the last ball, maybe a touch fuller and wider. Rickelton went for another cut, under-edged it to off stump on the bounce. \n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run He almost falls like Rohit, ball half-volleys to midwicket. The fielder - Dube - was lunging out forward while having his feet still on the ground. Didn't carry. Was a 134ks fullish ball on middle stump that was flicked with a flourish. Ball went right off the bottom of the bat. Didn't hold back the power, so the off stump was actually floored.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run Length on top of middle, defended to the bowler\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run Length on fourth, open-faced block towards point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run Heart of a length, fourth-stump line, 134ks, guided to point with a defensive vertical bat\n Ellis to Jacks, 1 run Slower one to start. Length ball on top of middle and off, flicked to deep square leg\n Ellis to Suryakumar, 2 runs Shortish ball lands around off and skids to top of middle, flicked off the back foot through midwicket\n Ellis to Suryakumar, 1 run Quick single to mid-off's left. Shortish again, fourth-stump line, more skiddy stuff. SKY has time to wait before rocking back and punching with a mostly horizontal bat\n Ellis to Jacks, 1 run Back of length on middle and off, flicked off the back foot to the right of mid-on\n Ellis to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Pulled this time, it was coming. Ellis' pace-on short balls are rising just over stump height. This was around top of SKY's right leg, he stood still and heaved across. Got it through midwicket\n Ellis to Suryakumar, no run On a back of length again, top of middle, worked back to the bowler\n Ashwin to Jacks, 1 run Length on leg, flicked to long-on\n Ashwin to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Drift in but it's a step-hit for SKY. Fourth-stump 90ks full ball is driven, lofted off drive, well over and to the left of mid-off\n Ashwin to Suryakumar, 1 run All three stumps visible as SKY waits for the length ball on his pads to arrive, flicked to midwicket\n Ashwin to Jacks, OUT Jacks holes out to extra cover, big smile on Ashwin's face as he high-fives Dhoni. Was a carrom ball that seemed to swing in, finished around top of middle. Jacks tried a powerplay shot, just lift it over the infield while in the crease. Playing on the up didn't work out. Off the bottom of the bat, Dube hobbles back a couple of steps and takes a simple catch. \n Ashwin to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs Whoa, that's some intent. Tilak comes in with MI three down in the powerplay, makes a bit of room, keeps the back foot in the crease and carves the length ball over point. RUNS 459 OUTS 10 4s\/6s 50\/22 SR 133.43 AVE 45.90\n Ashwin to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs Yowza, one ups the cut with a skilful reverse sweep. Over short third, four. A bit Bazball-y. Stance shifted fully, so yeah, it was likely a pre-meditated shot. Picked it off the stumps too.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run Full on fourth, punched sweetly to mid-off\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, no run Fullish length ball lands around leg and goes at the stumps, clipped to midwicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, SIX runs Overpitched on the pads, flick's been launched over square leg. Weight's on the front foot, back foot twirls forward late but his body's mostly still while the hands go up to down to back up in a flurry Suryakumar Yadav vs CSK in T20s INNS 18 RUNS 377 SR 116.35 AVE 23.56\n Khaleel Ahmed to Suryakumar, 1 run Back of lengther at 135ks surprises SKY, might've bounced more than he expected. Line was right at the body. SKY's upper-body wound back and the hands fended forward, gets it safely to point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Tilak Varma, no run Fullish ball on middle and leg, flicked to midwicket\n Wide... and no-ball, quite the double-whammy. Foot was on the line but nothing behind, no field change too. Was a very wide length ball, might've slipped off the hand. Let go Fine leg and third are back\n Khaleel Ahmed to Tilak Varma, no run 140ks bouncer beats the pull\/hook. Tilak was hurried, not sure if he wanted to go square or fine. Line was just outside off, so he would have had to drag it.\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, no run Full ball is down leg, SKY tries flicking with all stumps exposed. Misses, gets hit on the pad\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run Length on middle stump, flicked through midwicket Stays around to the leftie\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, no run 100ks full ball on fourth looked slower than it was, driven to cover\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, SIX runs Curran misjudges at long-off, he was in a few metres from the boundary. Then he had to go back fell knee-first into the grass as the ball sailed over him. Woulda been catchable height had he been at the ropes.\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, no run Length around off, punched to the bowler\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, no run Wide and full, the angle kept taking it away. Tilak planted his back foot inside the crease while trying to flash it square over the off side. Missed it and managed to keep the toe inside.\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 wide Wide and short, sharp angle away. Let go. 92ks\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, no run Rear up off a length, SKY goes for the cut but there is no room. His shoulder goes back with his elbows buckling, ball goes off the sticker to short third\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, no run Miscued cut again, better connection this time. On a couple of bounces to point\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run Top edges a sweep to a full ball on fifth, 92ks. Khaleel runs in from deep-backward square leg, can't reach it.\n Noor Ahmad to Tilak Varma, 1 run Length on leg, more of a skiddy ball. 96ks. Flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 2 runs Full on leg, the back leg lifts up as the ball it whipped between long-on and deep midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 2 runs Another two, this time to the left of deep point. Was a wide, fullish ball that was cut with a flashy follow-through\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, SIX runs Slog swept, deep midwicket in play? Nah. Clears him easy. Was a length ball on fourth turned into a full one with a big forward stride and lunge\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, no run Makes room and gets followed by a full ball on leg, driven to cover point\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, no run Length on fifth, driven to cover.\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, 2 runs Down leg, on a length, pulled along backward square leg\n Jadeja to Tilak Varma, 1 run Similar ball, this time it's in line with leg stump. Tilak's taking an off-stump guard, so he's inside the line as he flicks it through backward square leg\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run A bit of spin away off length, SKY seemed to be a touch early on the bunt to long-on. A touch uppish but it rolls safely to the bowler's left Timeout\n Ashwin to Suryakumar, 1 run Carrom ball on a length finishes on leg, no turn. 89ks. Flicked to long-on Around\n Ashwin to Tilak Varma, 1 run Wide release. Length ball on middle and leg, 91ks, Tilak clears the front leg and pulls to long-on Back over the wicket to the rhb, that should be the pattern Suryakumar Yadav vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 82 RUNS 121 OUTS 0 SR 147.56 4s\/6s 7\/7\n Ashwin to Suryakumar, 1 run Swept off a length, played well in front of the body. From middle stump. Not off the middle, but goes safely to deep square leg\n Ashwin to Tilak Varma, 1 run Makes room and flicks the slightly short ball that was following him, through wide mid-on\n Ashwin to Suryakumar, 1 run Ashwin holds his action midway... and misses a caught and bowled. Leapt to the right, went with high hands. Had to reach out, clasped but the ball went through. Was a full carrom ball to which SKY made room and tried to flick. Spooned it. Went at a slow pace, just too wide\n Ashwin to Tilak Varma, 1 run Flatter ball on middle leg, pushed to long-off Time for Vishal to come in\n Noor Ahmad to Tilak Varma, 4 byes that turns away sharply and beats everybody! Outside off, Tilak swings against the turn, Dhoni does't pick it either and it's turned away for four byes\n Noor Ahmad to Tilak Varma, 1 run straighter line this time, not much turn and Tilak works it off the back foot to leg, calls for two but have to settled for one\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, OUT age 43 but reflexes of a 23-year old! Dhoni has whipped the bails off in a jiffy like he's been doing that for 30 years. He probably has. Noor turns this one away from SKY, he ventures out of the crease to drive down the ground and doesn't get close at all, and Dhoni takes the bails off in a flash. Easy decision for the third umpire \n Noor Ahmad to Minz, no run turns into him, he stays back and is beaten. Takes the ball on the pads but going well down leg\n Noor Ahmad to Minz, 1 run going well down leg again and he helps it along to leg for his first runs in IPL\n Noor Ahmad to Tilak Varma, 1 wide keeps turning them down leg, this one goes past the pads for a wide\n Noor Ahmad to Tilak Varma, 2 runs almost a wide yorker which Tilak reaches out for to steer square of the wicket and they come back for the second quickly, also helped by a wayward throw\n Ashwin to Minz, no run 94.4kmh, towards the pads, Minz wans to sweep it away but misses\n Ashwin to Minz, no run almost chips it back, but he lobs it to Ashwin's left off the back foot\n Ashwin to Minz, no run Minz looking a little nervy there on debut\n Ashwin to Minz, 1 run on middle and leg again, he nudges towards midwicket for one\n Ashwin to Tilak Varma, no run backs away and smacks the shorter ball to off but he finds cover\n Ashwin to Tilak Varma, no run aims to sweep the ball on leg, he also misses and there's no time for a leg bye either as Tilak is sent back by Minz\n Noor Ahmad to Minz, 1 wide starts with a wide, another extra, as Minz swings big on the leg side and misses\n Noor Ahmad to Minz, 1 run fuller outside off, Minz goes down on a knee for a powerful shot but miscues that down the ground for one\n Noor Ahmad to Tilak Varma, 1 run slammed over the covers, could be a one bounce four but the guy called Ravindra Jadeja does excellent work in the deep wide of long-off to keep this to two. Excellent work\n Noor Ahmad to Minz, no run on middle, heaves against it on the leg side and misses again\n Noor Ahmad to Minz, OUT the pressure mounts and Minz departs. He goes downtown for the wrong'un, doesn't get much distance on that and Jadeja will take those 10 times out of 10 at long-off \n Noor Ahmad to Naman Dhir, 1 run turning from leg to middle, easily nudged to leg for one Noor Ahmad vs LHB BALLS 850 WKTS 61 4s\/6s 68\/32 ECON 6.11 AVE 14.22\n Noor Ahmad to Tilak Varma, OUT trapped right in front and given straightaway! Another one bites the dust and this is a big wicket. That is plumb unless Tilak has edged it, and he has reviewed it. UltraEdge on the screen now, flat line as ball passes the bat, and ball-tracking is taking time. Here it is, turning in from outside off, impact in line, going on to hit middle and that's three reds! \n Jadeja to Naman Dhir, 1 run outside off and he cuts the ball away for one Santner, from Chennai to Mumbai via Jeddah\n Jadeja to Santner, no run watches the length ball carefully and defends\n Jadeja to Santner, no run stays still and blocks the length ball right back\n Jadeja to Santner, 1 run a bit towards the pads now and nudged square for one\n Jadeja to Naman Dhir, 1 run just a bit short and Dhir swats it away to long-on for one\n Jadeja to Santner, 1 run flat on middle and leg, some turn and tucked to midwicket for one more A quick over for just four singles\n Ashwin to Santner, 1 run short ball from wide of the crease and he pushes through the covers for one\n Ashwin to Naman Dhir, 2 runs shuffles to off, Ashwin follows him and he uses soft hands to help it to leg for two quick runs\n Ashwin to Naman Dhir, 1 run on length on middle, tucked to leg again for one more Mahela talking to the commentators says even 150 could be decent here. Two big overs could get them there\n Ashwin to Santner, 1 run slow on the stumps, he waits and pushes through cover for one\n Ashwin to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs over the covers for four! A boundary off the bat for the first time since the first ball of ninth over, make that 39 balls. He made room early and lofted that over cover to use that massive gap. Smart stuff\n Ashwin to Naman Dhir, 1 run looks like a carom ball to end the over on the stumps, he pushes to off for one That's Ashwin done for today\n Ellis to Naman Dhir, 2 runs 135.2kmh, short of length outside off which Dhir taps late towards short third where the fielder gets a hand but can't hold on so they take two\n Ellis to Naman Dhir, 2 runs short ball outside off, closer to the stumps and he pulls that away square for two more\n Ellis to Naman Dhir, 1 run more towards good length now on off and he taps the legcutter to leg for one\n Ellis to Santner, no run quick tenth bal lon the stumps, no room to work with and he pushes it down to mid-off BALLS 1255 WKTS 52 4s\/6s 148\/39 ECON 7.96 AVE 32.05\n Ellis to Santner, 1 wide takes the pace off now for the short ball well outside off and it's called a wide this time for the line\n Ellis to Santner, 1 run drives the fuller ball back, it deflects off Ellis to off and they go across for one\n Ellis to Naman Dhir, 1 run slower one on leg, he shuffles to off and nudges it fine to the fielder in the circle for one\n Noor Ahmad to Naman Dhir, OUT bowled around his legs and Naman Dhir can barely believe it! Fourth wicket for Noor Ahmad and what a way to get that fourth. Pitches it just outside leg, Dhir goes for the sweep, misses the sweep, and it's the wrong'un that goes on to rattle leg stump. Dhir looks back at the stumps and then towards the bowler. Did that really happen? \n Noor Ahmad to Chahar, no run full and wide, driven along the ground but straight to cover\n Noor Ahmad to Chahar, 1 run lunges forward to get some bat towards point and they run across for one quickly\n Noor Ahmad to Santner, 1 run punched into the covers off the back foot and they get one more\n Noor Ahmad to Chahar, no run the googly from outside off, Chahar pokes and misses. He nearly left that one as the bat was a long way inside\n Noor Ahmad to Chahar, no run lunges forward and very respectfully he blocks this ball back in the death overs to make it a dot ball Just two from that, Noor finishes with stunning figures of 4 for 18. Has he turned the match?\n Ellis to Santner, FOUR runs over mid-off for four! After all those nudges and pushes, Santner unleashes a classy straight drive lofted over mid-off with a wonderful follow through for a one-bounce four\n Ellis to Santner, no run on length on middle and leg, he defends it back this time\n Ellis to Santner, 1 run no room at all, on length on middle and he steers it towards cover for one\n Ellis to Chahar, 2 runs slower ball on off which Chahar picks, he rolls his wrists over that to flick to leg and he wants two. A slightly wayward throw otherwise Chahar was struggling\n Ellis to Chahar, 1 leg bye really slow back of length on off, he swivels on the back foot to swat it to leg but he's beaten by pace. Only a leg bye\n Ellis to Santner, OUT 135.2kmh, this ain't a slower one as Santner misses this one on the stumps, appeal for lbw and CSK are interested in this. Is it high? Because it was a short of length ball. They review the not out decision. No bat there, and there you go - ball-tracking says that's hitting top of middle! Excellent review \n Khaleel Ahmed to Chahar, FOUR runs flays it over the covers and Deepak Chahar loves that! He made room early, manufactured room for the slower ball outside off and sent it flying over the covers\n Khaleel Ahmed to Chahar, SIX runs lands this one next to the sight screen! Deepak Chahar asks for a promotion in the batting order. This is some clean hitting from Chahar. Gets one in the slot outside off and this time Chahar doesn't need to move, lofts it straight down over long-off Khaleel goes around\n Khaleel Ahmed to Chahar, 1 run angling in, Chahar swats it away to long-on and Jadeja teases them by leaving the ball in front of him. The crowd loves it\n Khaleel Ahmed to Boult, 1 run Boult in the action now, he scythes this in the air over point and there's a fielder in the deep. So only one\n Khaleel Ahmed to Chahar, 1 run some width outside off but not much pace, cuts it away for one with some power\n Khaleel Ahmed to Boult, OUT skied down the ground and the captain settles under it, pouches it easily. Khaleel ends his quota with his third strike, makes it 3 for 29. Boult backed away for a big hit but he didn't get much on that slower ball that was short, sent it quite high down the ground which Gaikwad settled under easily \n Ellis to Chahar, 2 runs slow and wide yorker, Chahar gets an inside edge off the big swing past the stumps and they scamper back for the second Around the wicket now\n Ellis to Chahar, SIX runs into the stands! It's short, it's slow, it's pulled away with watchful eyes and he has middled that to send it sailing over deep midwicket Over the wicket again\n Ellis to Chahar, 1 run slams the full delivery wide of cover this time, and they've run across. Should Chahar have farmed the strike? Another IPL debutant on strike\n Ellis to Raju, 1 run 113.1kmh, doesn't turn out badly as Raju pulls the short and slow ball square for one\n Ellis to Chahar, no run pretty wide outside off, swinging away too and he lets it go. Not called a wide and Chahar calls for a review. Let's look at the replays - Chahar started with a stance way outside off and the wide line moves with that, and even though Chahar moved back to the normal stance, the ball was within the moved wide line. Decision upheld\n Ellis to Chahar, FOUR runs another boundary as Ellis finishes with a short ball and Chahar finishes with a pull that he may not have middled, but got enough on to send it wide of short fine leg. 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The leg bail is in place but the off bail takes a beating. Jansen shortens the .length again and angles the ball into the left-hander from over the wicket, Narine clears .his front foot and swipes across the line and misses, the ball clips the top of off stump .Sunil Narine b Jansen 5 (4b 1x4 0x6 4m) SR: 125\nBartlett to de Kock, no run .huge appeal for lbw after QDK misses the flick and gets hit on the pad by a full ball, that .swung back into the left-hander and was likely missing leg stump\nBartlett to de Kock, OUT .do we have a game on here tonight? QDK falls early too. Not that full this time, again on .the pads, and this time QDK connects, hoisting the ball high high into the air, Shedge .lines it up on the long leg boundary and judges the catch superbly .Quinton de Kock c Suryansh Shedge b Bartlett 2 (4b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 50\nBartlett to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .he's misjudged it on the third man boundary! Shedge was off the line this time, and had .to run back and to his right to try and get to the ball, in the end it fell over his head and .bounced just inside the boundary. Raghuvanshi had charged his first ball and looked to .launch it over extra cover, ended up slicing it instead\nBartlett to A Raghuvanshi, no run .played to midwicket this time\nBartlett to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .fuller ball outside off, driven crisply on the front foot to cover\nBartlett to Rahane, no run .clipped gently off the pads towards midwicket, what a frenetic start to the chase!\nJansen to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Raghuvanshi drives inside the line at a fuller ball angling across him, he was perhaps .playing for the left-armer's movement into the right-hander but this one slanted across .and beat the outside edge\nJansen to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .shot! Uses the width on offer outside of, gets down on one knee and laces the square .drive through point\nJansen to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .gives him the charge this time and cuts the short of a length ball flat over the infield at .cover point for consecutive boundaries\nJansen to A Raghuvanshi, no run .wider line outside off from around the wicket, Raghuvanshi reaches for it but is beaten .on the cut shot\nJansen to A Raghuvanshi, no run .so close! Could have bowled him. Raghuvanshi was cramped by the angle into him from .around the wicket and ended up defending the ball past his stumps\nJansen to A Raghuvanshi, no run .short of a length, angling into the right-hander and straightening a touch off the pitch .with steep bounce, Raghuvanshi tries to run it to deep third but is beaten\nBartlett to Rahane, no run .good length on middle and off, Rahane calmly defends on the front foot\nBartlett to Rahane, no run .driven on the up from a good length outside off stump to mid off\nBartlett to Rahane, 1 run .Rahane stays in his crease and dabs the ball behind point for a single\nBartlett to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .good length, angling towards the off stump, Raghuvanshi strides forward and plays the .ball behind point with angled bat\nBartlett to Rahane, no run .pushed off the front foot straight to the fielder at point\nBartlett to Rahane, FOUR runs .poor fielding on the long leg boundary, Shashank ran to his right to try and cut off .Rahane's swing off the pads but got done by the spin to his left and conceded the four\nArshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .short of a length at the hips, nudged through square leg for a single\nArshdeep to Rahane, 1 run .angles across the right-hander on a length from over the wicket, Rahane runs it down to .third man from his crease\nArshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .oh no, Shashank's not having a good night in the field. He was chasing Raghuvanshi's .punch off the back foot through covers, he ended up sliding to try and save the ball, .knocked the boundary cushions back, and then couldn't prevent the ball from rolling on .to the cushions anyway\nArshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, no run .played towards mid on\nArshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, 4 leg byes .full on the pads, glanced past the keeper off the pads and that's speeding towards the .boundary, Chahal tries to dive and save but is unsuccessful\nArshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, no run .short ball, Raghuvanshi had backed away outside leg stump and ended up letting it go\nBartlett to Rahane, SIX runs .full and straight delivery, Rahane lays into it with a lofted checked drive and times it .perfectly all the way for six over the bowler's head\nBartlett to Rahane, no run .defended into the covers on the front foot . .Xavier Bartlett in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .704 .WKTS .32 .4s\/6s .99\/22 .ECON .7.36 .AVE .27.00\nBartlett to Rahane, 1 run .moves forward and across to turn a fullish ball off his pads through midwicket, Chahal .dives over the ball and can't prevent it\nBartlett to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs .over deep midwicket, this time it's young Raghuvanshi, lofting the full ball clean off his .pads with a free swing of his bat\nBartlett to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs .tries to flick the ball this time but gets a leading edge that flies in the air over the fielder .at point, the fielder on the sweeper boundary can't get to it in time\nBartlett to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .driven uppishly but through the gap between extra cover and mid-off, that wasn't too far .away to Jansen's left at extra cover\nArshdeep to Rahane, no run .banged in short, Rahane ducks under it . .Ajinkya Rahane vs Arshdeep Singh .BALLS .18 .RUNS .22 .OUTS .2 .SR .122.22 .4s\/6s .4\/0\nArshdeep to Rahane, 1 run .short of a length outside off, cut off the back foot to the man at deep point\nArshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .short of a length and closer to the body, Raghuvanshi stays back and dabs to third man\nArshdeep to Rahane, 1 run .short ball again, gets high on Rahane who meets it with the pull, hitting it against the .angle across him from over the wicket to the fielder at deep midwicket on the bounce\nArshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .fuller and wide outside off stump, driven on the front foot to deep cover\nArshdeep to Rahane, 1 run .worked off the pads to deep square leg for a single\nChahal to Rahane, 1 run .played to short third for a single\nChahal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .bowled full and straight, driven to long on for a single\nChahal to Rahane, no run .bowled slowly outside off, Rahane strides forward and defends, a bit of drift and turn for .Chahal there\nChahal to Rahane, OUT .lbw! Rahane misses the slog sweep and is pinned on the back leg. He's walking, and .then decides to chat with Raghuvanshi, and then continues walking. Oh that might have .made for a good review? That ball pitched around off, and Rahane's back foot was on .off stump when the ball hit him. Let's see what ball tracking has to say ... impact was .outside off stump, Rahane should have reviewed! .Ajinkya Rahane lbw b Chahal 17 (17b 1x4 1x6 32m) SR: 100\nChahal to Venkatesh Iyer, 5 runs .what's happened there?!! Venky swept the ball to long leg, Barlett ran to his left and .picked up the ball cleanly, and then as he shaped to throw it back towards the pitch the .ball slipped out of his hand and went to the boundary. Punjab's boundary fielding a bit .of a shambles tonight. And because he was throwing that ball when it slipped out of his .hands, it's been counted as four overthrows, in addition to the single they ran.\nChahal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .driven to long off for a single\nMaxwell to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .worked off the pads for a single through square leg\nMaxwell to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .strides forward and drives the ball through cover point\nMaxwell to A Raghuvanshi, no run .defended on the off side near the keeper\nMaxwell to A Raghuvanshi, no run .goes right back and defends on the off side\nMaxwell to A Raghuvanshi, no run .tries to sweep from outside off but doesn't make proper contact\nMaxwell to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .nudged off the pads towards square leg for a single\nChahal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 wide .slides down leg side, Inglis whips off the bails but the back foot is safely grounded\nChahal to A Raghuvanshi, OUT .caught at backward point! Raghuvanshi backs away towards leg and looks to go inside .out through covers, the length is shorter than ideal for that shot and the turn away from .him takes the outside edge, the ball flew flat and low and Bartlett leans forward to take .a low catch .Angkrish Raghuvanshi c Bartlett b Chahal 37 (28b 5x4 1x6 37m) SR: 132.14\nChahal to Rinku Singh, no run .appeal for lbw but that is missing leg, Rinku tried to defend it from his crease\nChahal to Rinku Singh, no run .nudged off the front foot towards the bowler\nChahal to Rinku Singh, no run .pushed through quick on a wicket to wicket line, Rinku defends on the off side\nChahal to Rinku Singh, no run .defended from the crease once again\nChahal to Rinku Singh, no run .steps out and then defends, gets hit on the pad by one that spins back into the left- .hander ... no runs in the over after the wide first ball","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs KKR, 31st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Jansen to de Kock, 1 run short of a length with width outside off, QDK chops it into the ground on the off side and runs the single\n Jansen to Narine, 1 run fuller length on the pads, Narine chips it in the air towards deep square leg, gets to the fielder on the first bounce\n Jansen to de Kock, 1 run was looking to play that on the off side but got an inside edge behind square on the leg\n Jansen to Narine, no run short and wide outside off, Narine lets it go, called a bouncer\n Jansen to Narine, FOUR runs follows up with a fuller ball in line with the stumps, Narine clears his front foot towards the leg side and drives the ball in the air flat and hard over covers\n Jansen to Narine, OUT bowled him! The leg bail is in place but the off bail takes a beating. Jansen shortens the length again and angles the ball into the left-hander from over the wicket, Narine clears his front foot and swipes across the line and misses, the ball clips the top of off stump \n Bartlett to de Kock, no run huge appeal for lbw after QDK misses the flick and gets hit on the pad by a full ball, that swung back into the left-hander and was likely missing leg stump\n Bartlett to de Kock, OUT do we have a game on here tonight? QDK falls early too. Not that full this time, again on the pads, and this time QDK connects, hoisting the ball high high into the air, Shedge lines it up on the long leg boundary and judges the catch superbly \n Bartlett to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs he's misjudged it on the third man boundary! Shedge was off the line this time, and had to run back and to his right to try and get to the ball, in the end it fell over his head and bounced just inside the boundary. Raghuvanshi had charged his first ball and looked to launch it over extra cover, ended up slicing it instead\n Bartlett to A Raghuvanshi, no run played to midwicket this time\n Bartlett to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run fuller ball outside off, driven crisply on the front foot to cover\n Bartlett to Rahane, no run clipped gently off the pads towards midwicket, what a frenetic start to the chase!\n Jansen to A Raghuvanshi, no run Raghuvanshi drives inside the line at a fuller ball angling across him, he was perhaps playing for the left-armer's movement into the right-hander but this one slanted across and beat the outside edge\n Jansen to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs shot! Uses the width on offer outside of, gets down on one knee and laces the square drive through point\n Jansen to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs gives him the charge this time and cuts the short of a length ball flat over the infield at cover point for consecutive boundaries\n Jansen to A Raghuvanshi, no run wider line outside off from around the wicket, Raghuvanshi reaches for it but is beaten on the cut shot\n Jansen to A Raghuvanshi, no run so close! Could have bowled him. Raghuvanshi was cramped by the angle into him from around the wicket and ended up defending the ball past his stumps\n Jansen to A Raghuvanshi, no run short of a length, angling into the right-hander and straightening a touch off the pitch with steep bounce, Raghuvanshi tries to run it to deep third but is beaten\n Bartlett to Rahane, no run good length on middle and off, Rahane calmly defends on the front foot\n Bartlett to Rahane, no run driven on the up from a good length outside off stump to mid off\n Bartlett to Rahane, 1 run Rahane stays in his crease and dabs the ball behind point for a single\n Bartlett to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run good length, angling towards the off stump, Raghuvanshi strides forward and plays the ball behind point with angled bat\n Bartlett to Rahane, no run pushed off the front foot straight to the fielder at point\n Bartlett to Rahane, FOUR runs poor fielding on the long leg boundary, Shashank ran to his right to try and cut off Rahane's swing off the pads but got done by the spin to his left and conceded the four\n Arshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run short of a length at the hips, nudged through square leg for a single\n Arshdeep to Rahane, 1 run angles across the right-hander on a length from over the wicket, Rahane runs it down to third man from his crease\n Arshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs oh no, Shashank's not having a good night in the field. He was chasing Raghuvanshi's punch off the back foot through covers, he ended up sliding to try and save the ball, knocked the boundary cushions back, and then couldn't prevent the ball from rolling on to the cushions anyway\n Arshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, no run played towards mid on\n Arshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, 4 leg byes full on the pads, glanced past the keeper off the pads and that's speeding towards the boundary, Chahal tries to dive and save but is unsuccessful\n Arshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, no run short ball, Raghuvanshi had backed away outside leg stump and ended up letting it go\n Bartlett to Rahane, SIX runs full and straight delivery, Rahane lays into it with a lofted checked drive and times it perfectly all the way for six over the bowler's head\n Bartlett to Rahane, no run defended into the covers on the front foot BALLS 704 WKTS 32 4s\/6s 99\/22 ECON 7.36 AVE 27.00\n Bartlett to Rahane, 1 run moves forward and across to turn a fullish ball off his pads through midwicket, Chahal dives over the ball and can't prevent it\n Bartlett to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs over deep midwicket, this time it's young Raghuvanshi, lofting the full ball clean off his pads with a free swing of his bat\n Bartlett to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs tries to flick the ball this time but gets a leading edge that flies in the air over the fielder at point, the fielder on the sweeper boundary can't get to it in time\n Bartlett to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs driven uppishly but through the gap between extra cover and mid-off, that wasn't too far away to Jansen's left at extra cover\n Arshdeep to Rahane, no run banged in short, Rahane ducks under it Ajinkya Rahane vs Arshdeep Singh BALLS 18 RUNS 22 OUTS 2 SR 122.22 4s\/6s 4\/0\n Arshdeep to Rahane, 1 run short of a length outside off, cut off the back foot to the man at deep point\n Arshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run short of a length and closer to the body, Raghuvanshi stays back and dabs to third man\n Arshdeep to Rahane, 1 run short ball again, gets high on Rahane who meets it with the pull, hitting it against the angle across him from over the wicket to the fielder at deep midwicket on the bounce\n Arshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run fuller and wide outside off stump, driven on the front foot to deep cover\n Arshdeep to Rahane, 1 run worked off the pads to deep square leg for a single\n Chahal to Rahane, 1 run played to short third for a single\n Chahal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run bowled full and straight, driven to long on for a single\n Chahal to Rahane, no run bowled slowly outside off, Rahane strides forward and defends, a bit of drift and turn for Chahal there\n Chahal to Rahane, OUT lbw! Rahane misses the slog sweep and is pinned on the back leg. He's walking, and then decides to chat with Raghuvanshi, and then continues walking. Oh that might have made for a good review? That ball pitched around off, and Rahane's back foot was on off stump when the ball hit him. Let's see what ball tracking has to say.. impact was outside off stump, Rahane should have reviewed! \n Chahal to Venkatesh Iyer, 5 runs what's happened there?!! Venky swept the ball to long leg, Barlett ran to his left and picked up the ball cleanly, and then as he shaped to throw it back towards the pitch the ball slipped out of his hand and went to the boundary. Punjab's boundary fielding a bit of a shambles tonight. And because he was throwing that ball when it slipped out of his hands, it's been counted as four overthrows, in addition to the single they ran.\n Chahal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run driven to long off for a single\n Maxwell to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run worked off the pads for a single through square leg\n Maxwell to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run strides forward and drives the ball through cover point\n Maxwell to A Raghuvanshi, no run defended on the off side near the keeper\n Maxwell to A Raghuvanshi, no run goes right back and defends on the off side\n Maxwell to A Raghuvanshi, no run tries to sweep from outside off but doesn't make proper contact\n Maxwell to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run nudged off the pads towards square leg for a single\n Chahal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 wide slides down leg side, Inglis whips off the bails but the back foot is safely grounded\n Chahal to A Raghuvanshi, OUT caught at backward point! Raghuvanshi backs away towards leg and looks to go inside out through covers, the length is shorter than ideal for that shot and the turn away from him takes the outside edge, the ball flew flat and low and Bartlett leans forward to take a low catch \n Chahal to Rinku Singh, no run appeal for lbw but that is missing leg, Rinku tried to defend it from his crease\n Chahal to Rinku Singh, no run nudged off the front foot towards the bowler\n Chahal to Rinku Singh, no run pushed through quick on a wicket to wicket line, Rinku defends on the off side\n Chahal to Rinku Singh, no run defended from the crease once again\n Chahal to Rinku Singh, no run steps out and then defends, gets hit on the pad by one that spins back into the left-hander.. no runs in the over after the wide first ball","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["A Raghuvanshi","Narine","Rahane","Rinku Singh","Venkatesh Iyer","de Kock"],"Runs":[37.0,5.0,17.0,0.0,6.0,2.0],"Balls_Faced":[28,4,17,5,2,4],"Fours":[5,1,1,0,0,0],"Sixes":[1,0,1,0,0,0],"S\/R":[132.14,125.0,100.0,0.0,300.0,50.0],"dismissal":["c Bartlett b Chahal","b Jansen","lbw b Chahal","Not Out","Not Out","c Suryansh Shedge b Bartlett"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Bartlett","Chahal","Jansen","Maxwell"],"Balls":[12,18,12,12,6],"Runs_Given":[11.0,30.0,9.0,15.0,3.0],"Wickets":[0,1,2,1,0],"Overs":[2.0,3.0,2.0,2.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Jansen to de Kock, 1 run .short of a length with width outside off, QDK chops it into the ground on the off side and .runs the single\nJansen to Narine, 1 run .fuller length on the pads, Narine chips it in the air towards deep square leg, gets to the .fielder on the first bounce\nJansen to de Kock, 1 run .was looking to play that on the off side but got an inside edge behind square on the leg\nJansen to Narine, no run .short and wide outside off, Narine lets it go, called a bouncer\nJansen to Narine, FOUR runs .follows up with a fuller ball in line with the stumps, Narine clears his front foot towards .the leg side and drives the ball in the air flat and hard over covers\nJansen to Narine, OUT .bowled him! The leg bail is in place but the off bail takes a beating. Jansen shortens the .length again and angles the ball into the left-hander from over the wicket, Narine clears .his front foot and swipes across the line and misses, the ball clips the top of off stump .Sunil Narine b Jansen 5 (4b 1x4 0x6 4m) SR: 125\nBartlett to de Kock, no run .huge appeal for lbw after QDK misses the flick and gets hit on the pad by a full ball, that .swung back into the left-hander and was likely missing leg stump\nBartlett to de Kock, OUT .do we have a game on here tonight? QDK falls early too. Not that full this time, again on .the pads, and this time QDK connects, hoisting the ball high high into the air, Shedge .lines it up on the long leg boundary and judges the catch superbly .Quinton de Kock c Suryansh Shedge b Bartlett 2 (4b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 50\nBartlett to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .he's misjudged it on the third man boundary! Shedge was off the line this time, and had .to run back and to his right to try and get to the ball, in the end it fell over his head and .bounced just inside the boundary. Raghuvanshi had charged his first ball and looked to .launch it over extra cover, ended up slicing it instead\nBartlett to A Raghuvanshi, no run .played to midwicket this time\nBartlett to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .fuller ball outside off, driven crisply on the front foot to cover\nBartlett to Rahane, no run .clipped gently off the pads towards midwicket, what a frenetic start to the chase!\nJansen to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Raghuvanshi drives inside the line at a fuller ball angling across him, he was perhaps .playing for the left-armer's movement into the right-hander but this one slanted across .and beat the outside edge\nJansen to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .shot! Uses the width on offer outside of, gets down on one knee and laces the square .drive through point\nJansen to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .gives him the charge this time and cuts the short of a length ball flat over the infield at .cover point for consecutive boundaries\nJansen to A Raghuvanshi, no run .wider line outside off from around the wicket, Raghuvanshi reaches for it but is beaten .on the cut shot\nJansen to A Raghuvanshi, no run .so close! Could have bowled him. Raghuvanshi was cramped by the angle into him from .around the wicket and ended up defending the ball past his stumps\nJansen to A Raghuvanshi, no run .short of a length, angling into the right-hander and straightening a touch off the pitch .with steep bounce, Raghuvanshi tries to run it to deep third but is beaten\nBartlett to Rahane, no run .good length on middle and off, Rahane calmly defends on the front foot\nBartlett to Rahane, no run .driven on the up from a good length outside off stump to mid off\nBartlett to Rahane, 1 run .Rahane stays in his crease and dabs the ball behind point for a single\nBartlett to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .good length, angling towards the off stump, Raghuvanshi strides forward and plays the .ball behind point with angled bat\nBartlett to Rahane, no run .pushed off the front foot straight to the fielder at point\nBartlett to Rahane, FOUR runs .poor fielding on the long leg boundary, Shashank ran to his right to try and cut off .Rahane's swing off the pads but got done by the spin to his left and conceded the four\nArshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .short of a length at the hips, nudged through square leg for a single\nArshdeep to Rahane, 1 run .angles across the right-hander on a length from over the wicket, Rahane runs it down to .third man from his crease\nArshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .oh no, Shashank's not having a good night in the field. He was chasing Raghuvanshi's .punch off the back foot through covers, he ended up sliding to try and save the ball, .knocked the boundary cushions back, and then couldn't prevent the ball from rolling on .to the cushions anyway\nArshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, no run .played towards mid on\nArshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, 4 leg byes .full on the pads, glanced past the keeper off the pads and that's speeding towards the .boundary, Chahal tries to dive and save but is unsuccessful\nArshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, no run .short ball, Raghuvanshi had backed away outside leg stump and ended up letting it go\nBartlett to Rahane, SIX runs .full and straight delivery, Rahane lays into it with a lofted checked drive and times it .perfectly all the way for six over the bowler's head\nBartlett to Rahane, no run .defended into the covers on the front foot . .Xavier Bartlett in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .704 .WKTS .32 .4s\/6s .99\/22 .ECON .7.36 .AVE .27.00\nBartlett to Rahane, 1 run .moves forward and across to turn a fullish ball off his pads through midwicket, Chahal .dives over the ball and can't prevent it\nBartlett to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs .over deep midwicket, this time it's young Raghuvanshi, lofting the full ball clean off his .pads with a free swing of his bat\nBartlett to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs .tries to flick the ball this time but gets a leading edge that flies in the air over the fielder .at point, the fielder on the sweeper boundary can't get to it in time\nBartlett to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .driven uppishly but through the gap between extra cover and mid-off, that wasn't too far .away to Jansen's left at extra cover\nArshdeep to Rahane, no run .banged in short, Rahane ducks under it . .Ajinkya Rahane vs Arshdeep Singh .BALLS .18 .RUNS .22 .OUTS .2 .SR .122.22 .4s\/6s .4\/0\nArshdeep to Rahane, 1 run .short of a length outside off, cut off the back foot to the man at deep point\nArshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .short of a length and closer to the body, Raghuvanshi stays back and dabs to third man\nArshdeep to Rahane, 1 run .short ball again, gets high on Rahane who meets it with the pull, hitting it against the .angle across him from over the wicket to the fielder at deep midwicket on the bounce\nArshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .fuller and wide outside off stump, driven on the front foot to deep cover\nArshdeep to Rahane, 1 run .worked off the pads to deep square leg for a single\nChahal to Rahane, 1 run .played to short third for a single\nChahal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .bowled full and straight, driven to long on for a single\nChahal to Rahane, no run .bowled slowly outside off, Rahane strides forward and defends, a bit of drift and turn for .Chahal there\nChahal to Rahane, OUT .lbw! Rahane misses the slog sweep and is pinned on the back leg. He's walking, and .then decides to chat with Raghuvanshi, and then continues walking. Oh that might have .made for a good review? That ball pitched around off, and Rahane's back foot was on .off stump when the ball hit him. Let's see what ball tracking has to say ... impact was .outside off stump, Rahane should have reviewed! .Ajinkya Rahane lbw b Chahal 17 (17b 1x4 1x6 32m) SR: 100\nChahal to Venkatesh Iyer, 5 runs .what's happened there?!! Venky swept the ball to long leg, Barlett ran to his left and .picked up the ball cleanly, and then as he shaped to throw it back towards the pitch the .ball slipped out of his hand and went to the boundary. Punjab's boundary fielding a bit .of a shambles tonight. And because he was throwing that ball when it slipped out of his .hands, it's been counted as four overthrows, in addition to the single they ran.\nChahal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .driven to long off for a single\nMaxwell to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .worked off the pads for a single through square leg\nMaxwell to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .strides forward and drives the ball through cover point\nMaxwell to A Raghuvanshi, no run .defended on the off side near the keeper\nMaxwell to A Raghuvanshi, no run .goes right back and defends on the off side\nMaxwell to A Raghuvanshi, no run .tries to sweep from outside off but doesn't make proper contact\nMaxwell to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .nudged off the pads towards square leg for a single\nChahal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 wide .slides down leg side, Inglis whips off the bails but the back foot is safely grounded\nChahal to A Raghuvanshi, OUT .caught at backward point! Raghuvanshi backs away towards leg and looks to go inside .out through covers, the length is shorter than ideal for that shot and the turn away from .him takes the outside edge, the ball flew flat and low and Bartlett leans forward to take .a low catch .Angkrish Raghuvanshi c Bartlett b Chahal 37 (28b 5x4 1x6 37m) SR: 132.14\nChahal to Rinku Singh, no run .appeal for lbw but that is missing leg, Rinku tried to defend it from his crease\nChahal to Rinku Singh, no run .nudged off the front foot towards the bowler\nChahal to Rinku Singh, no run .pushed through quick on a wicket to wicket line, Rinku defends on the off side\nChahal to Rinku Singh, no run .defended from the crease once again\nChahal to Rinku Singh, no run .steps out and then defends, gets hit on the pad by one that spins back into the left- .hander ... no runs in the over after the wide first ball\nMaxwell to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .goes right back and works the ball off the pads in front of square leg\nMaxwell to Rinku Singh, no run .backs away to cut the ball angling into him from around the wicket but can't beat point\nMaxwell to Rinku Singh, 1 run .punched to long off for a single\nMaxwell to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT .huge huge appeal for lbw and the umpire finally raises the finger! Will Venky review? He .does! Maxwell angled the ball into the left-hander from around the wicket, Venky got .down on one knee to sweep, having planted his front foot right across his stumps. No .bat on the ball. He was hit on the knee roll. That's hitting. Three reds. KKR are five down. .Venkatesh Iyer lbw b Maxwell 7 (4b 0x4 0x6 13m) SR: 175\nMaxwell to Russell, no run .blocked off the front foot, bat close to front pad\nMaxwell to Russell, no run .another front foot defence from Russell, played back to the bowler .Maxwell is doing a job with the ball, even if his runs have gone missing. No boundaries .for five overs.\nChahal to Rinku Singh, 1 run .bowled flat and a bit short, Rinku goes back and hits it to long on . .Andre Russell vs Yuzvendra Chahal .BALLS .42 .RUNS .82 .OUTS .1 .SR .195.23 .4s\/6s .7\/6\nChahal to Russell, 1 run .tossed up on middle stump, inviting Russell to go after it, he shows restraint and drives .along the ground to long on\nChahal to Rinku Singh, OUT .Chahal takes off on a celebratory run after foxing Rinku! Is he turning his season .around? Is he turning this match around? Chahal draws Rinku forward and out of his .crease with one that drifts across the left-hander from over the wicket, the ball then .pitches short of the batter and spins back through the gap between bat and pad, Inglis .collects and whips off the bails. Just beautiful bowling. .Rinku Singh st \u2020Inglis b Chahal 2 (9b 0x4 0x6 11m) SR: 22.22\nChahal to Ramandeep, OUT .what on earth is going on here?! Incredible scenes. Chahal bowls a loopy full toss, .Ramandeep tries to paddle sweep and Shreyas runs around from first slip towards leg .slip to take the catch! He anticipated that beautifully. .Ramandeep Singh c Iyer b Chahal 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nChahal to Harshit Rana, 1 run .pushed off the back foot towards point for a single .35 to get off 49 balls, three wickets in hand. Slip and a silly point in place. Test match .scenes in the IPL, Test match pressure, and Russell is in the thick of it.\nChahal to Russell, no run .played back to the bowler\nJansen to Harshit Rana, 2 runs .short of a length angling into the body, Jansen's back by the way. Nudged softly in front .of square and they sprint back for the second run\nJansen to Harshit Rana, no run .played off the back foot to backward point\nJansen to Harshit Rana, no run .short ball, angling into the right-hander from over the wicket, Rana sways out of the line .to avoid the ball and then tries to ramp, beaten\nJansen to Harshit Rana, no run .and again! Tries to upper cut the short one coming at his head this time and misses .once again\nJansen to Harshit Rana, OUT .chopped on! The crowd in new Chandigarh are seeing a minor miracle! Rana falls to the .third successive short ball. He tries to ster it to deep third once again and gets a bottom .edge that uproots off stump .Harshit Rana b Jansen 3 (6b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 50\nJansen to Arora, no run .Vaibhav Arora defends a full and straight ball back to the bowler\nChahal to Russell, no run .that was nearly it for Punjab! Russell went for the big shot and got an inside edge just .past his stumps\nChahal to Russell, SIX runs .has he got it? No, just clears the leaping fielder on the long off boundary! Jansen was .the man there and he's the tallest of the lot. Russell hit that flat and hard, and just high .enough\nChahal to Russell, no run .defended watchfully back to the bowler\nChahal to Russell, SIX runs .Russell is in the mood tonight! Clears his front foot and slams the ball high and far over .the cow corner boundary, two of the six sixes done with!\nChahal to Russell, FOUR runs .width offered outside off stump and Russell shows off all that power, slapping the ball .hard and flat through cover and into the gap on the boundary, it was near Arshdeep in .the infield but it was hit so hard he had no chance\nChahal to Russell, no run .lets it go outside off, Russell wants the wide but isn't going to get it. Punjab have a .crack at Arora now.\nArshdeep to Arora, no run .full ball angling into the right-hander from around the wicket, played to short third\nArshdeep to Arora, no run .Arora really wants to get off strike, Russell sends him back, that was pushed to cover, .no run there once Shedge dived and stopped the ball\nArshdeep to Arora, no run .short ball from over the wicket and Arora ducks under it. .17 runs have never seemed so far away in T20 cricket.\nArshdeep to Arora, no run .fends and misses, to be fair he drew his bat away late from the short of a length ball .angling across him\nArshdeep to Arora, no run .short ball right at the body, Arora hangs his bat out in front of him and fends it away, the .ball goes towards short third\nArshdeep to Arora, OUT .got him! Arshdeep has done it. He changes the angle and goes around the wicket and .bangs in the short one straight at Arora's head, he backs away and fends at it and .gloves it to Inglis. Punjab are one wicket away, but KKR have Russell back on strike. .Vaibhav Arora c \u2020Inglis b Arshdeep Singh 0 (7b 0x4 0x6 12m) SR: 0\nJansen to Russell, OUT .Punjab have done it. The lowest total successfully defended in IPL history! And look at .these scenes out in the middle, red shirts running in from far and wide to the pitch to .mob their man Marco! Short of a length ball angled into the right-hander from around .the wicket, Russel cleared his front foot and swung hard, inside edge on to the stumps. .Good night! Absolutely sensational game this. .Andre Russell b Jansen 17 (11b 1x4 2x6 27m) SR: 154.54","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs KKR, 31st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Jansen to de Kock, 1 run short of a length with width outside off, QDK chops it into the ground on the off side and runs the single\n Jansen to Narine, 1 run fuller length on the pads, Narine chips it in the air towards deep square leg, gets to the fielder on the first bounce\n Jansen to de Kock, 1 run was looking to play that on the off side but got an inside edge behind square on the leg\n Jansen to Narine, no run short and wide outside off, Narine lets it go, called a bouncer\n Jansen to Narine, FOUR runs follows up with a fuller ball in line with the stumps, Narine clears his front foot towards the leg side and drives the ball in the air flat and hard over covers\n Jansen to Narine, OUT bowled him! The leg bail is in place but the off bail takes a beating. Jansen shortens the length again and angles the ball into the left-hander from over the wicket, Narine clears his front foot and swipes across the line and misses, the ball clips the top of off stump \n Bartlett to de Kock, no run huge appeal for lbw after QDK misses the flick and gets hit on the pad by a full ball, that swung back into the left-hander and was likely missing leg stump\n Bartlett to de Kock, OUT do we have a game on here tonight? QDK falls early too. Not that full this time, again on the pads, and this time QDK connects, hoisting the ball high high into the air, Shedge lines it up on the long leg boundary and judges the catch superbly \n Bartlett to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs he's misjudged it on the third man boundary! Shedge was off the line this time, and had to run back and to his right to try and get to the ball, in the end it fell over his head and bounced just inside the boundary. Raghuvanshi had charged his first ball and looked to launch it over extra cover, ended up slicing it instead\n Bartlett to A Raghuvanshi, no run played to midwicket this time\n Bartlett to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run fuller ball outside off, driven crisply on the front foot to cover\n Bartlett to Rahane, no run clipped gently off the pads towards midwicket, what a frenetic start to the chase!\n Jansen to A Raghuvanshi, no run Raghuvanshi drives inside the line at a fuller ball angling across him, he was perhaps playing for the left-armer's movement into the right-hander but this one slanted across and beat the outside edge\n Jansen to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs shot! Uses the width on offer outside of, gets down on one knee and laces the square drive through point\n Jansen to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs gives him the charge this time and cuts the short of a length ball flat over the infield at cover point for consecutive boundaries\n Jansen to A Raghuvanshi, no run wider line outside off from around the wicket, Raghuvanshi reaches for it but is beaten on the cut shot\n Jansen to A Raghuvanshi, no run so close! Could have bowled him. Raghuvanshi was cramped by the angle into him from around the wicket and ended up defending the ball past his stumps\n Jansen to A Raghuvanshi, no run short of a length, angling into the right-hander and straightening a touch off the pitch with steep bounce, Raghuvanshi tries to run it to deep third but is beaten\n Bartlett to Rahane, no run good length on middle and off, Rahane calmly defends on the front foot\n Bartlett to Rahane, no run driven on the up from a good length outside off stump to mid off\n Bartlett to Rahane, 1 run Rahane stays in his crease and dabs the ball behind point for a single\n Bartlett to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run good length, angling towards the off stump, Raghuvanshi strides forward and plays the ball behind point with angled bat\n Bartlett to Rahane, no run pushed off the front foot straight to the fielder at point\n Bartlett to Rahane, FOUR runs poor fielding on the long leg boundary, Shashank ran to his right to try and cut off Rahane's swing off the pads but got done by the spin to his left and conceded the four\n Arshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run short of a length at the hips, nudged through square leg for a single\n Arshdeep to Rahane, 1 run angles across the right-hander on a length from over the wicket, Rahane runs it down to third man from his crease\n Arshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs oh no, Shashank's not having a good night in the field. He was chasing Raghuvanshi's punch off the back foot through covers, he ended up sliding to try and save the ball, knocked the boundary cushions back, and then couldn't prevent the ball from rolling on to the cushions anyway\n Arshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, no run played towards mid on\n Arshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, 4 leg byes full on the pads, glanced past the keeper off the pads and that's speeding towards the boundary, Chahal tries to dive and save but is unsuccessful\n Arshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, no run short ball, Raghuvanshi had backed away outside leg stump and ended up letting it go\n Bartlett to Rahane, SIX runs full and straight delivery, Rahane lays into it with a lofted checked drive and times it perfectly all the way for six over the bowler's head\n Bartlett to Rahane, no run defended into the covers on the front foot BALLS 704 WKTS 32 4s\/6s 99\/22 ECON 7.36 AVE 27.00\n Bartlett to Rahane, 1 run moves forward and across to turn a fullish ball off his pads through midwicket, Chahal dives over the ball and can't prevent it\n Bartlett to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs over deep midwicket, this time it's young Raghuvanshi, lofting the full ball clean off his pads with a free swing of his bat\n Bartlett to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs tries to flick the ball this time but gets a leading edge that flies in the air over the fielder at point, the fielder on the sweeper boundary can't get to it in time\n Bartlett to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs driven uppishly but through the gap between extra cover and mid-off, that wasn't too far away to Jansen's left at extra cover\n Arshdeep to Rahane, no run banged in short, Rahane ducks under it Ajinkya Rahane vs Arshdeep Singh BALLS 18 RUNS 22 OUTS 2 SR 122.22 4s\/6s 4\/0\n Arshdeep to Rahane, 1 run short of a length outside off, cut off the back foot to the man at deep point\n Arshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run short of a length and closer to the body, Raghuvanshi stays back and dabs to third man\n Arshdeep to Rahane, 1 run short ball again, gets high on Rahane who meets it with the pull, hitting it against the angle across him from over the wicket to the fielder at deep midwicket on the bounce\n Arshdeep to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run fuller and wide outside off stump, driven on the front foot to deep cover\n Arshdeep to Rahane, 1 run worked off the pads to deep square leg for a single\n Chahal to Rahane, 1 run played to short third for a single\n Chahal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run bowled full and straight, driven to long on for a single\n Chahal to Rahane, no run bowled slowly outside off, Rahane strides forward and defends, a bit of drift and turn for Chahal there\n Chahal to Rahane, OUT lbw! Rahane misses the slog sweep and is pinned on the back leg. He's walking, and then decides to chat with Raghuvanshi, and then continues walking. Oh that might have made for a good review? That ball pitched around off, and Rahane's back foot was on off stump when the ball hit him. Let's see what ball tracking has to say.. impact was outside off stump, Rahane should have reviewed! \n Chahal to Venkatesh Iyer, 5 runs what's happened there?!! Venky swept the ball to long leg, Barlett ran to his left and picked up the ball cleanly, and then as he shaped to throw it back towards the pitch the ball slipped out of his hand and went to the boundary. Punjab's boundary fielding a bit of a shambles tonight. And because he was throwing that ball when it slipped out of his hands, it's been counted as four overthrows, in addition to the single they ran.\n Chahal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run driven to long off for a single\n Maxwell to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run worked off the pads for a single through square leg\n Maxwell to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run strides forward and drives the ball through cover point\n Maxwell to A Raghuvanshi, no run defended on the off side near the keeper\n Maxwell to A Raghuvanshi, no run goes right back and defends on the off side\n Maxwell to A Raghuvanshi, no run tries to sweep from outside off but doesn't make proper contact\n Maxwell to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run nudged off the pads towards square leg for a single\n Chahal to A Raghuvanshi, 1 wide slides down leg side, Inglis whips off the bails but the back foot is safely grounded\n Chahal to A Raghuvanshi, OUT caught at backward point! Raghuvanshi backs away towards leg and looks to go inside out through covers, the length is shorter than ideal for that shot and the turn away from him takes the outside edge, the ball flew flat and low and Bartlett leans forward to take a low catch \n Chahal to Rinku Singh, no run appeal for lbw but that is missing leg, Rinku tried to defend it from his crease\n Chahal to Rinku Singh, no run nudged off the front foot towards the bowler\n Chahal to Rinku Singh, no run pushed through quick on a wicket to wicket line, Rinku defends on the off side\n Chahal to Rinku Singh, no run defended from the crease once again\n Chahal to Rinku Singh, no run steps out and then defends, gets hit on the pad by one that spins back into the left-hander.. no runs in the over after the wide first ball\n Maxwell to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run goes right back and works the ball off the pads in front of square leg\n Maxwell to Rinku Singh, no run backs away to cut the ball angling into him from around the wicket but can't beat point\n Maxwell to Rinku Singh, 1 run punched to long off for a single\n Maxwell to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT huge huge appeal for lbw and the umpire finally raises the finger! Will Venky review? He does! Maxwell angled the ball into the left-hander from around the wicket, Venky got down on one knee to sweep, having planted his front foot right across his stumps. No bat on the ball. He was hit on the knee roll. That's hitting. Three reds. KKR are five down. \n Maxwell to Russell, no run blocked off the front foot, bat close to front pad\n Maxwell to Russell, no run another front foot defence from Russell, played back to the bowler Maxwell is doing a job with the ball, even if his runs have gone missing. No boundaries for five overs.\n Chahal to Rinku Singh, 1 run bowled flat and a bit short, Rinku goes back and hits it to long on Andre Russell vs Yuzvendra Chahal BALLS 42 RUNS 82 OUTS 1 SR 195.23 4s\/6s 7\/6\n Chahal to Russell, 1 run tossed up on middle stump, inviting Russell to go after it, he shows restraint and drives along the ground to long on\n Chahal to Rinku Singh, OUT Chahal takes off on a celebratory run after foxing Rinku! Is he turning his season around? Is he turning this match around? Chahal draws Rinku forward and out of his crease with one that drifts across the left-hander from over the wicket, the ball then pitches short of the batter and spins back through the gap between bat and pad, Inglis collects and whips off the bails. Just beautiful bowling. \n Chahal to Ramandeep, OUT what on earth is going on here?! Incredible scenes. Chahal bowls a loopy full toss, Ramandeep tries to paddle sweep and Shreyas runs around from first slip towards leg slip to take the catch! He anticipated that beautifully. \n Chahal to Harshit Rana, 1 run pushed off the back foot towards point for a single 35 to get off 49 balls, three wickets in hand. Slip and a silly point in place. Test match scenes in the IPL, Test match pressure, and Russell is in the thick of it.\n Chahal to Russell, no run played back to the bowler\n Jansen to Harshit Rana, 2 runs short of a length angling into the body, Jansen's back by the way. Nudged softly in front of square and they sprint back for the second run\n Jansen to Harshit Rana, no run played off the back foot to backward point\n Jansen to Harshit Rana, no run short ball, angling into the right-hander from over the wicket, Rana sways out of the line to avoid the ball and then tries to ramp, beaten\n Jansen to Harshit Rana, no run and again! Tries to upper cut the short one coming at his head this time and misses once again\n Jansen to Harshit Rana, OUT chopped on! The crowd in new Chandigarh are seeing a minor miracle! Rana falls to the third successive short ball. He tries to ster it to deep third once again and gets a bottom edge that uproots off stump \n Jansen to Arora, no run Vaibhav Arora defends a full and straight ball back to the bowler\n Chahal to Russell, no run that was nearly it for Punjab! Russell went for the big shot and got an inside edge just past his stumps\n Chahal to Russell, SIX runs has he got it? No, just clears the leaping fielder on the long off boundary! Jansen was the man there and he's the tallest of the lot. Russell hit that flat and hard, and just high enough\n Chahal to Russell, no run defended watchfully back to the bowler\n Chahal to Russell, SIX runs Russell is in the mood tonight! Clears his front foot and slams the ball high and far over the cow corner boundary, two of the six sixes done with!\n Chahal to Russell, FOUR runs width offered outside off stump and Russell shows off all that power, slapping the ball hard and flat through cover and into the gap on the boundary, it was near Arshdeep in the infield but it was hit so hard he had no chance\n Chahal to Russell, no run lets it go outside off, Russell wants the wide but isn't going to get it. Punjab have a crack at Arora now.\n Arshdeep to Arora, no run full ball angling into the right-hander from around the wicket, played to short third\n Arshdeep to Arora, no run Arora really wants to get off strike, Russell sends him back, that was pushed to cover, no run there once Shedge dived and stopped the ball\n Arshdeep to Arora, no run short ball from over the wicket and Arora ducks under it. 17 runs have never seemed so far away in T20 cricket.\n Arshdeep to Arora, no run fends and misses, to be fair he drew his bat away late from the short of a length ball angling across him\n Arshdeep to Arora, no run short ball right at the body, Arora hangs his bat out in front of him and fends it away, the ball goes towards short third\n Arshdeep to Arora, OUT got him! Arshdeep has done it. He changes the angle and goes around the wicket and bangs in the short one straight at Arora's head, he backs away and fends at it and gloves it to Inglis. Punjab are one wicket away, but KKR have Russell back on strike. \n Jansen to Russell, OUT Punjab have done it. The lowest total successfully defended in IPL history! And look at these scenes out in the middle, red shirts running in from far and wide to the pitch to mob their man Marco! Short of a length ball angled into the right-hander from around the wicket, Russel cleared his front foot and swung hard, inside edge on to the stumps. Good night! Absolutely sensational game this. 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Well down leg and that's called a wide.\nAkash Deep to Atharva, no run .Hard length ball that hurries onto Taide just outside off. Hits the splice as his attempted .pull goes as fat as square leg\nAkash Deep to Atharva, FOUR runs .First runs for Taide and SRH off the bat. Such exemplary timing to get the runs counter .running. On a length on middle and leg, he tucks this past square leg\nAkash Deep to Atharva, 1 run .On-pace length ball in middle stump, he works this neatly to deep square leg for a run .Abhishek Sharma on strike now. Akash stays over the wicket. Deep square leg and deep .point are outside the circle\nAkash Deep to Abhishek, 1 run .Back of a length ball outside off stump, Abhishek stands tall and punches to deep point .to get off the mark\nAkash Deep to Atharva, 1 wide .A second wide in the over and that's a good take by Pant. Back of a length ball down leg .and continuing to swing further ahead. Pant dives to his left and saves a few extra runs . .Atharva Taide Career stats in T20s .INNS .53 .RUNS .1484 .SR .140.79 .AVE .30.91 .HS .97\nAkash Deep to Atharva, 1 leg bye .Huge shout for lbw, not given. Will they review... nope. Hint of movement into Taide on .middle and leg as Taide misses the flick. Is rapped on the pad, but think that pitched .outside leg and was slipping down leg as well\nO'Rourke to Atharva, no run .Right on target first up. Length on middle, he pushes to the off side and was searching .for the run. The bowler gets quickly across to prevent it . .Will O\u2019Rourke Career stats in T20s .INNS .37 .WKTS .37 .ECON .7.79 .AVE .26.05 .BEST .4\/23\nO'Rourke to Atharva, FOUR runs .An agricultural hoick gives Taide his second boundary of the innings. Good length ball .angling across Taide, who almost swings himself off his feet, gets a thick outside edge .that goes over short third's head .Short third goes back\nO'Rourke to Atharva, FOUR runs .No luck involved there. Short of a length ball angling across Taide, who punches this .neatly past point for four\nO'Rourke to Atharva, OUT .Another hoick, another thick edge but this time there is a fielder stationed at deep .third and O' Rourke has his first IPL wicket. Very similar to the second delivery of this .over. Good length ball angling across Taide. He swings, gets a thick edge and Rathi .takes this catch at around ankle high to his right .Atharva Taide c Rathi b O'Rourke 13 (9b 3x4 0x6 9m) SR: 144.44\nO'Rourke to Ishan, no run .Length on middle, he defends back towards the bowler\nO'Rourke to Ishan, SIX runs .Oof! That is some way to get off the mark. The width was the key there. Wide length ball .outside off, Kishan throws his bat at it and sends it soaring miles over deep cover\nAkash Deep to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Oh, shot! Abhishek this time around. Back of a length ball angling across the batter, who .punches this up and over covers . .Abhishek Sharma in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1571 .OUTS .48 .4s\/6s .188\/79 .SR .160.96 .AVE .32.72\nAkash Deep to Abhishek, 1 wide .On a length but that is too straight well down leg. Pant dives to his right\nAkash Deep to Abhishek, SIX runs .Goes high.. very high and just over the ropes. On a length outside off stump at .138.9kph, Abhishek presents the full face of the blade with a full extension and gets six .for his effort\nAkash Deep to Abhishek, 1 run .Gives himself room to the length ball outside off and creams this to deep cover\nAkash Deep to Ishan, no run .On a length on middle, he defends back to the bowler\nAkash Deep to Ishan, FOUR runs .On the up through cover for four! Length ball outside off, his aim was the find the gap .and he does that with precision .Around the wicket\nAkash Deep to Ishan, 1 wide .Have they strangled him down leg? Pant thinks so. Or, does he? There is some .confusion. Who has called for the review? The batter for a wide or Pant for the caught .behind. Ok, we have an answer. The player review has been taken by Pant for caught .behind. It was a length ball angling down leg. No glove, no bat and it is a wide. LSG lose .a review.\nAkash Deep to Ishan, no run .Good length ball on his pad, he looks to work this away and misses. Is rapped on the .thigh pad with the ball going to short fine leg\nO'Rourke to Abhishek, no run .Big swing and miss and Pant catches this just over his head. Good length ball angling .across the batter, who jumps down, gives himself room and only connects at thin air\nO'Rourke to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Juuuuust wide of a diving Nicholas Pooran at mid-off. On a length outside off, he .charges down the track and gets it right of the cue of the blade. Places it to the right of .Pooran\nO'Rourke to Abhishek, SIX runs .Top shot! Good length ball outside off, he backs away and dances down the track lifting .this up and over covers and over the ropes as well\nO'Rourke to Abhishek, 1 run .He is down the track again, but O'Rourke this time cramps him for room by following .him. Abhishek has to contend with just tapping this to point .Around the wicket . .Ishan Kishan in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1825 .OUTS .47 .4s\/6s .229\/68 .SR .127.08 .AVE .38.82\nO'Rourke to Ishan, no run .Good length ball outside off, Kishan wafts at it but fails to connect\nO'Rourke to Ishan, 1 run .Rising back of a length ball that angles into Kishan and continues to climb after .pitching. He takes evasive action and gets this to short third\nRathi to Ishan, no run .Flatter well outside off, Kishan throws his bat and bottom-edges towards covers\nRathi to Ishan, FOUR runs .Googly dragged down outside off, Kishan picks up length so quickly as he rocks back .and hammers the pull to the right of deep midwicket . .Digvesh Rathi in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .79 .WKTS .2 .4s\/6s .12\/2 .ECON .8.35 .AVE .55.00\nRathi to Ishan, no run .Flatter googly outside off, another play and miss\nRathi to Ishan, 1 run .Darts the length ball well outside off, Kishan punches this back to the bowler, who gets .a finger tip to it and parries it past the stumps.\nRathi to Abhishek, no run .Flatter googly angling well across Abhishek who shoulders arms and asks for a wide. .Isn't getting it\nRathi to Abhishek, 1 run .He is keeping these well away from both the batters' arc. Flatter googly well outside off .again as Abhishek slaps this to long-off\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, 1 wide .Oh, hello, Abhishek isn't looking for any sighters. That was a length ball down leg, he .steps across and eyes a scoop. Misses. . .Abhishek Sharma vs Avesh Khan .BALLS .11 .RUNS .7 .OUTS .2 .SR .63.63 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Wayward back of a length ball on his hips, Abhishek pulls to the vacant long leg .boundary\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Fetch that! Avesh plants this outside leg stump, but Abhishek goes further down leg, .giving himself plenty of room and deposits this over mid-on\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, no run .Avesh shortens his length and beats Abhishek's swing. On middle stump, he stays leg .side of the ball and misses\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, 1 wide .Length down leg, called a wide\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, 2 runs .Backs away and charges down the track, but this time Avesh follows him and is on .track. Abhishek still manages to work this towards deep backward square leg for two .more\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, 1 run .Fuller and outside off stump, he pats this to cover and sets off . .LSG in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .12 .WKTS .16 .ECON .10.67 .AVE .47.93\nAvesh Khan to Ishan, 1 run .On a length on middle and leg, he works this to short midwicket and takes a quick run\nRavi Bishnoi to Ishan, 1 wide .Flatter and waaay outside off, called a wide\nRavi Bishnoi to Ishan, no run .Flatter googly outside off, he punches to short extra cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Ishan, 1 run .Darts the legbreak outside off, he stays inside his crease and pushes to deep point\nRavi Bishnoi to Abhishek, SIX runs .Oh, he's got enough to clear the fence. I didn't feel he hit that as cleanly, but even the .mistimed Abhishek shots go for six. Such is his bat swing. Full on the off stump, he .pumps this over long-off\nRavi Bishnoi to Abhishek, SIX runs .Much cleaner, and that goes much further. Good length ball outside off, was the googly. .Abhishek gets hold of it and hammers it over long-on . .Abhishek Sharma vs Ravi Bishnoi .BALLS .6 .RUNS .25 .OUTS .0 .SR .416.66 .4s\/6s .0\/4\nRavi Bishnoi to Abhishek, SIX runs .Three in three! What a way bring up your half-century... take a bow Abhishek! This time .off 18 balls. Too full on off stump, and he brings up another IPL fifty by smoking this .straight over the bowler's head for six more. .See all photos\nRavi Bishnoi to Abhishek, SIX runs .Through the hands of Pooran and that's the fourth straight six for Abhishek. Flatter .shortish length ball on middle, Abhishek pulls, not of the middle of the bat. Pooran .sprints to his left from deep midwicket, gets both hands to it but fails to hang on. .Which was the more memorable Test? .38.1K votes .AUS vs IND, Brisbane, 2021 .IND vs AUS, Mohali, 2010 .Which Chepauk Test was more exciting? .38.1K votes .IND-AUS - Chennai, 2001 .IND-ENG - Chennai, 2008 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and .JioHotstar are inviting you to help us pick the greatest Test of the 21st century. In the .voting bracket, we now have two Chepauk epics - 2001 versus 2008 and India's .fortress breach of Gabba 2021 against Laxman's Mohali heist. What are your picks? .Time for a time out and Sudarshanan informs that Abhishek has hit six of the eight balls .he has faced off Bishnoi in T20 cricket for sixes.\nRathi to Ishan, no run .Flatter googly on off, Kishan defends\nRathi to Ishan, 1 run .Fuller 92.8kph delivery on off, Kishan punches this to long-off\nRathi to Abhishek, OUT .Bring out the notebook again, Rathi! He's got the key man and there are a few words .exchanged with Abhishek. Think it was the send off that put Abhishek off. The umpires .have had to intervene to separate the two. Googly darted outside off, well away from his .hitting arc. He looks to go over extra cover, does not get this cleanly and Thakur takes a .good catch running in. .Abhishek Sharma c Thakur b Rathi 59 (20b 4x4 6x6 43m) SR: 295\nRathi to Klaasen, 1 run .Flatter length ball on off, he pushes to long-off . .Digvesh Rathi in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .142 .WKTS .8 .4s\/6s .12\/7 .ECON .7.39 .AVE .21.87\nRathi to Ishan, 1 run .Length ball darted on middle and leg, he works this to deep midwicket\nRathi to Klaasen, 2 runs .Darts this outside off, he slaps this to deep cover's right for a couple of runs\nMarkram to Ishan, no run .Length ball angled in on middle, defended back to the bowler\nMarkram to Ishan, FOUR runs .Wayward length ball down leg, he laps this fine for four more. Just had to get some bat .on that, which Kishan did\nMarkram to Ishan, 1 run .Shimmies down the track to the length ball on middle, he bunts this to long-on .Over the wicket\nMarkram to Klaasen, 2 runs .Flatter just outside off, he sweeps this fine for a couple of runs\nMarkram to Klaasen, 1 run .Floated on middle, he pushes this to long-on . .Ishan Kishan vs offspin in T20s .RUNS .462 .OUTS .16 .4s\/6s .39\/15 .SR .105.23 .AVE .33.00\nMarkram to Ishan, SIX runs .Just over a leaping deep midwicket and that makes it 14 off the over. Angled in just .outside off. He brings out the slog sweep and gets enough power to clear the fielder\nAvesh Khan to Klaasen, 1 run .On a length on middle, he presents the full face of the bat and eases to long-on .Around\nAvesh Khan to Ishan, no run .Oh, that's a lovely delivery. On a good length just outside off, he looks to run that fine, .misses.\nAvesh Khan to Ishan, no run .Pinned on the back of the helmet. It was the slower bouncer that did Kishan in. Is early .into the pull and misses. Avesh checks on him, but Kishan has a smile on his face which .is good signs. Out comes the physio for a concussion check\nAvesh Khan to Ishan, no run .Short of a length ball outside off, he shimmies down the track and looks to belt the .cover off the ball. Can only manage to bottom edge it towards the keeper\nAvesh Khan to Ishan, 1 run .Follows Kishan as he backs away a touch angling the short of a length ball into his .body. He completely miscues his pull towards deep fine leg\nAvesh Khan to Klaasen, 1 run .Was in the but well wide of any fielders. Good length ball on off, he chips this to long-on .Suds is back for another stint","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs SRH, 61st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Akash Deep to Atharva, no run Length ball to start off on middle and leg, not a lot of swing, as Taide flicks this to short midwicket\n Akash Deep to Atharva, 1 wide Strays off line. Well down leg and that's called a wide.\n Akash Deep to Atharva, no run Hard length ball that hurries onto Taide just outside off. Hits the splice as his attempted pull goes as fat as square leg\n Akash Deep to Atharva, FOUR runs First runs for Taide and SRH off the bat. Such exemplary timing to get the runs counter running. On a length on middle and leg, he tucks this past square leg\n Akash Deep to Atharva, 1 run On-pace length ball in middle stump, he works this neatly to deep square leg for a run Abhishek Sharma on strike now. Akash stays over the wicket. Deep square leg and deep point are outside the circle\n Akash Deep to Abhishek, 1 run Back of a length ball outside off stump, Abhishek stands tall and punches to deep point to get off the mark\n Akash Deep to Atharva, 1 wide A second wide in the over and that's a good take by Pant. Back of a length ball down leg and continuing to swing further ahead. Pant dives to his left and saves a few extra runs Atharva Taide Career stats in T20s INNS 53 RUNS 1484 SR 140.79 AVE 30.91 HS 97\n Akash Deep to Atharva, 1 leg bye Huge shout for lbw, not given. Will they review... nope. Hint of movement into Taide on middle and leg as Taide misses the flick. Is rapped on the pad, but think that pitched outside leg and was slipping down leg as well\n O'Rourke to Atharva, no run Right on target first up. Length on middle, he pushes to the off side and was searching for the run. The bowler gets quickly across to prevent it Will O\u2019Rourke Career stats in T20s INNS 37 WKTS 37 ECON 7.79 AVE 26.05 BEST 4\/23\n O'Rourke to Atharva, FOUR runs An agricultural hoick gives Taide his second boundary of the innings. Good length ball angling across Taide, who almost swings himself off his feet, gets a thick outside edge that goes over short third's head Short third goes back\n O'Rourke to Atharva, FOUR runs No luck involved there. Short of a length ball angling across Taide, who punches this neatly past point for four\n O'Rourke to Atharva, OUT Another hoick, another thick edge but this time there is a fielder stationed at deep third and O' Rourke has his first IPL wicket. Very similar to the second delivery of this over. Good length ball angling across Taide. He swings, gets a thick edge and Rathi takes this catch at around ankle high to his right \n O'Rourke to Ishan, no run Length on middle, he defends back towards the bowler\n O'Rourke to Ishan, SIX runs Oof! That is some way to get off the mark. The width was the key there. Wide length ball outside off, Kishan throws his bat at it and sends it soaring miles over deep cover\n Akash Deep to Abhishek, FOUR runs Oh, shot! Abhishek this time around. Back of a length ball angling across the batter, who punches this up and over covers RUNS 1571 OUTS 48 4s\/6s 188\/79 SR 160.96 AVE 32.72\n Akash Deep to Abhishek, 1 wide On a length but that is too straight well down leg. Pant dives to his right\n Akash Deep to Abhishek, SIX runs Goes high.. very high and just over the ropes. On a length outside off stump at 138.9kph, Abhishek presents the full face of the blade with a full extension and gets six for his effort\n Akash Deep to Abhishek, 1 run Gives himself room to the length ball outside off and creams this to deep cover\n Akash Deep to Ishan, no run On a length on middle, he defends back to the bowler\n Akash Deep to Ishan, FOUR runs On the up through cover for four! Length ball outside off, his aim was the find the gap and he does that with precision Around the wicket\n Akash Deep to Ishan, 1 wide Have they strangled him down leg? Pant thinks so. Or, does he? There is some confusion. Who has called for the review? The batter for a wide or Pant for the caught behind. Ok, we have an answer. The player review has been taken by Pant for caught behind. It was a length ball angling down leg. No glove, no bat and it is a wide. LSG lose a review.\n Akash Deep to Ishan, no run Good length ball on his pad, he looks to work this away and misses. Is rapped on the thigh pad with the ball going to short fine leg\n O'Rourke to Abhishek, no run Big swing and miss and Pant catches this just over his head. Good length ball angling across the batter, who jumps down, gives himself room and only connects at thin air\n O'Rourke to Abhishek, FOUR runs Juuuuust wide of a diving Nicholas Pooran at mid-off. On a length outside off, he charges down the track and gets it right of the cue of the blade. Places it to the right of Pooran\n O'Rourke to Abhishek, SIX runs Top shot! Good length ball outside off, he backs away and dances down the track lifting this up and over covers and over the ropes as well\n O'Rourke to Abhishek, 1 run He is down the track again, but O'Rourke this time cramps him for room by following him. Abhishek has to contend with just tapping this to point Around the wicket RUNS 1825 OUTS 47 4s\/6s 229\/68 SR 127.08 AVE 38.82\n O'Rourke to Ishan, no run Good length ball outside off, Kishan wafts at it but fails to connect\n O'Rourke to Ishan, 1 run Rising back of a length ball that angles into Kishan and continues to climb after pitching. He takes evasive action and gets this to short third\n Rathi to Ishan, no run Flatter well outside off, Kishan throws his bat and bottom-edges towards covers\n Rathi to Ishan, FOUR runs Googly dragged down outside off, Kishan picks up length so quickly as he rocks back and hammers the pull to the right of deep midwicket BALLS 79 WKTS 2 4s\/6s 12\/2 ECON 8.35 AVE 55.00\n Rathi to Ishan, no run Flatter googly outside off, another play and miss\n Rathi to Ishan, 1 run Darts the length ball well outside off, Kishan punches this back to the bowler, who gets a finger tip to it and parries it past the stumps.\n Rathi to Abhishek, no run Flatter googly angling well across Abhishek who shoulders arms and asks for a wide. Isn't getting it\n Rathi to Abhishek, 1 run He is keeping these well away from both the batters' arc. Flatter googly well outside off again as Abhishek slaps this to long-off\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, 1 wide Oh, hello, Abhishek isn't looking for any sighters. That was a length ball down leg, he steps across and eyes a scoop. Misses. Abhishek Sharma vs Avesh Khan BALLS 11 RUNS 7 OUTS 2 SR 63.63 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, FOUR runs Wayward back of a length ball on his hips, Abhishek pulls to the vacant long leg boundary\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, FOUR runs Fetch that! Avesh plants this outside leg stump, but Abhishek goes further down leg, giving himself plenty of room and deposits this over mid-on\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, no run Avesh shortens his length and beats Abhishek's swing. On middle stump, he stays leg side of the ball and misses\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, 1 wide Length down leg, called a wide\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, 2 runs Backs away and charges down the track, but this time Avesh follows him and is on track. Abhishek still manages to work this towards deep backward square leg for two more\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, 1 run Fuller and outside off stump, he pats this to cover and sets off INNS 12 WKTS 16 ECON 10.67 AVE 47.93\n Avesh Khan to Ishan, 1 run On a length on middle and leg, he works this to short midwicket and takes a quick run\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ishan, 1 wide Flatter and waaay outside off, called a wide\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ishan, no run Flatter googly outside off, he punches to short extra cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ishan, 1 run Darts the legbreak outside off, he stays inside his crease and pushes to deep point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abhishek, SIX runs Oh, he's got enough to clear the fence. I didn't feel he hit that as cleanly, but even the mistimed Abhishek shots go for six. Such is his bat swing. Full on the off stump, he pumps this over long-off\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abhishek, SIX runs Much cleaner, and that goes much further. Good length ball outside off, was the googly. Abhishek gets hold of it and hammers it over long-on Abhishek Sharma vs Ravi Bishnoi BALLS 6 RUNS 25 OUTS 0 SR 416.66 4s\/6s 0\/4\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abhishek, SIX runs Three in three! What a way bring up your half-century... take a bow Abhishek! This time off 18 balls. Too full on off stump, and he brings up another IPL fifty by smoking this straight over the bowler's head for six more. See all photos\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abhishek, SIX runs Through the hands of Pooran and that's the fourth straight six for Abhishek. Flatter shortish length ball on middle, Abhishek pulls, not of the middle of the bat. Pooran sprints to his left from deep midwicket, gets both hands to it but fails to hang on. Which was the more memorable Test? 38.1K votes AUS vs IND, Brisbane, 2021 IND vs AUS, Mohali, 2010 Which Chepauk Test was more exciting? 38.1K votes IND-AUS - Chennai, 2001 IND-ENG - Chennai, 2008 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are inviting you to help us pick the greatest Test of the 21st century. In the voting bracket, we now have two Chepauk epics - 2001 versus 2008 and India's fortress breach of Gabba 2021 against Laxman's Mohali heist. What are your picks? Time for a time out and Sudarshanan informs that Abhishek has hit six of the eight balls he has faced off Bishnoi in T20 cricket for sixes.\n Rathi to Ishan, no run Flatter googly on off, Kishan defends\n Rathi to Ishan, 1 run Fuller 92.8kph delivery on off, Kishan punches this to long-off\n Rathi to Abhishek, OUT Bring out the notebook again, Rathi! He's got the key man and there are a few words exchanged with Abhishek. Think it was the send off that put Abhishek off. The umpires have had to intervene to separate the two. Googly darted outside off, well away from his hitting arc. He looks to go over extra cover, does not get this cleanly and Thakur takes a good catch running in. \n Rathi to Klaasen, 1 run Flatter length ball on off, he pushes to long-off BALLS 142 WKTS 8 4s\/6s 12\/7 ECON 7.39 AVE 21.87\n Rathi to Ishan, 1 run Length ball darted on middle and leg, he works this to deep midwicket\n Rathi to Klaasen, 2 runs Darts this outside off, he slaps this to deep cover's right for a couple of runs\n Markram to Ishan, no run Length ball angled in on middle, defended back to the bowler\n Markram to Ishan, FOUR runs Wayward length ball down leg, he laps this fine for four more. Just had to get some bat on that, which Kishan did\n Markram to Ishan, 1 run Shimmies down the track to the length ball on middle, he bunts this to long-on Over the wicket\n Markram to Klaasen, 2 runs Flatter just outside off, he sweeps this fine for a couple of runs\n Markram to Klaasen, 1 run Floated on middle, he pushes this to long-on Ishan Kishan vs offspin in T20s RUNS 462 OUTS 16 4s\/6s 39\/15 SR 105.23 AVE 33.00\n Markram to Ishan, SIX runs Just over a leaping deep midwicket and that makes it 14 off the over. Angled in just outside off. He brings out the slog sweep and gets enough power to clear the fielder\n Avesh Khan to Klaasen, 1 run On a length on middle, he presents the full face of the bat and eases to long-on Around\n Avesh Khan to Ishan, no run Oh, that's a lovely delivery. On a good length just outside off, he looks to run that fine, misses.\n Avesh Khan to Ishan, no run Pinned on the back of the helmet. It was the slower bouncer that did Kishan in. Is early into the pull and misses. Avesh checks on him, but Kishan has a smile on his face which is good signs. Out comes the physio for a concussion check\n Avesh Khan to Ishan, no run Short of a length ball outside off, he shimmies down the track and looks to belt the cover off the ball. Can only manage to bottom edge it towards the keeper\n Avesh Khan to Ishan, 1 run Follows Kishan as he backs away a touch angling the short of a length ball into his body. He completely miscues his pull towards deep fine leg\n Avesh Khan to Klaasen, 1 run Was in the but well wide of any fielders. Good length ball on off, he chips this to long-on Suds is back for another stint","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Atharva","Ishan","Klaasen"],"Runs":[59.0,13.0,32.0,8.0],"Balls_Faced":[20,9,25,6],"Fours":[4,3,3,0],"Sixes":[6,0,2,0],"S\/R":[295.0,144.44,128.0,133.33],"dismissal":["c Thakur b Rathi","c Rathi b O'Rourke","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Akash Deep","Avesh Khan","Markram","O'Rourke","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi"],"Balls":[12,12,6,12,12,6],"Runs_Given":[25.0,17.0,14.0,26.0,11.0,26.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,1,1,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Akash Deep to Atharva, no run .Length ball to start off on middle and leg, not a lot of swing, as Taide flicks this to short .midwicket\nAkash Deep to Atharva, 1 wide .Strays off line. Well down leg and that's called a wide.\nAkash Deep to Atharva, no run .Hard length ball that hurries onto Taide just outside off. Hits the splice as his attempted .pull goes as fat as square leg\nAkash Deep to Atharva, FOUR runs .First runs for Taide and SRH off the bat. Such exemplary timing to get the runs counter .running. On a length on middle and leg, he tucks this past square leg\nAkash Deep to Atharva, 1 run .On-pace length ball in middle stump, he works this neatly to deep square leg for a run .Abhishek Sharma on strike now. Akash stays over the wicket. Deep square leg and deep .point are outside the circle\nAkash Deep to Abhishek, 1 run .Back of a length ball outside off stump, Abhishek stands tall and punches to deep point .to get off the mark\nAkash Deep to Atharva, 1 wide .A second wide in the over and that's a good take by Pant. Back of a length ball down leg .and continuing to swing further ahead. Pant dives to his left and saves a few extra runs . .Atharva Taide Career stats in T20s .INNS .53 .RUNS .1484 .SR .140.79 .AVE .30.91 .HS .97\nAkash Deep to Atharva, 1 leg bye .Huge shout for lbw, not given. Will they review... nope. Hint of movement into Taide on .middle and leg as Taide misses the flick. Is rapped on the pad, but think that pitched .outside leg and was slipping down leg as well\nO'Rourke to Atharva, no run .Right on target first up. Length on middle, he pushes to the off side and was searching .for the run. The bowler gets quickly across to prevent it . .Will O\u2019Rourke Career stats in T20s .INNS .37 .WKTS .37 .ECON .7.79 .AVE .26.05 .BEST .4\/23\nO'Rourke to Atharva, FOUR runs .An agricultural hoick gives Taide his second boundary of the innings. Good length ball .angling across Taide, who almost swings himself off his feet, gets a thick outside edge .that goes over short third's head .Short third goes back\nO'Rourke to Atharva, FOUR runs .No luck involved there. Short of a length ball angling across Taide, who punches this .neatly past point for four\nO'Rourke to Atharva, OUT .Another hoick, another thick edge but this time there is a fielder stationed at deep .third and O' Rourke has his first IPL wicket. Very similar to the second delivery of this .over. Good length ball angling across Taide. He swings, gets a thick edge and Rathi .takes this catch at around ankle high to his right .Atharva Taide c Rathi b O'Rourke 13 (9b 3x4 0x6 9m) SR: 144.44\nO'Rourke to Ishan, no run .Length on middle, he defends back towards the bowler\nO'Rourke to Ishan, SIX runs .Oof! That is some way to get off the mark. The width was the key there. Wide length ball .outside off, Kishan throws his bat at it and sends it soaring miles over deep cover\nAkash Deep to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Oh, shot! Abhishek this time around. Back of a length ball angling across the batter, who .punches this up and over covers . .Abhishek Sharma in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1571 .OUTS .48 .4s\/6s .188\/79 .SR .160.96 .AVE .32.72\nAkash Deep to Abhishek, 1 wide .On a length but that is too straight well down leg. Pant dives to his right\nAkash Deep to Abhishek, SIX runs .Goes high.. very high and just over the ropes. On a length outside off stump at .138.9kph, Abhishek presents the full face of the blade with a full extension and gets six .for his effort\nAkash Deep to Abhishek, 1 run .Gives himself room to the length ball outside off and creams this to deep cover\nAkash Deep to Ishan, no run .On a length on middle, he defends back to the bowler\nAkash Deep to Ishan, FOUR runs .On the up through cover for four! Length ball outside off, his aim was the find the gap .and he does that with precision .Around the wicket\nAkash Deep to Ishan, 1 wide .Have they strangled him down leg? Pant thinks so. Or, does he? There is some .confusion. Who has called for the review? The batter for a wide or Pant for the caught .behind. Ok, we have an answer. The player review has been taken by Pant for caught .behind. It was a length ball angling down leg. No glove, no bat and it is a wide. LSG lose .a review.\nAkash Deep to Ishan, no run .Good length ball on his pad, he looks to work this away and misses. Is rapped on the .thigh pad with the ball going to short fine leg\nO'Rourke to Abhishek, no run .Big swing and miss and Pant catches this just over his head. Good length ball angling .across the batter, who jumps down, gives himself room and only connects at thin air\nO'Rourke to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Juuuuust wide of a diving Nicholas Pooran at mid-off. On a length outside off, he .charges down the track and gets it right of the cue of the blade. Places it to the right of .Pooran\nO'Rourke to Abhishek, SIX runs .Top shot! Good length ball outside off, he backs away and dances down the track lifting .this up and over covers and over the ropes as well\nO'Rourke to Abhishek, 1 run .He is down the track again, but O'Rourke this time cramps him for room by following .him. Abhishek has to contend with just tapping this to point .Around the wicket . .Ishan Kishan in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1825 .OUTS .47 .4s\/6s .229\/68 .SR .127.08 .AVE .38.82\nO'Rourke to Ishan, no run .Good length ball outside off, Kishan wafts at it but fails to connect\nO'Rourke to Ishan, 1 run .Rising back of a length ball that angles into Kishan and continues to climb after .pitching. He takes evasive action and gets this to short third\nRathi to Ishan, no run .Flatter well outside off, Kishan throws his bat and bottom-edges towards covers\nRathi to Ishan, FOUR runs .Googly dragged down outside off, Kishan picks up length so quickly as he rocks back .and hammers the pull to the right of deep midwicket . .Digvesh Rathi in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .79 .WKTS .2 .4s\/6s .12\/2 .ECON .8.35 .AVE .55.00\nRathi to Ishan, no run .Flatter googly outside off, another play and miss\nRathi to Ishan, 1 run .Darts the length ball well outside off, Kishan punches this back to the bowler, who gets .a finger tip to it and parries it past the stumps.\nRathi to Abhishek, no run .Flatter googly angling well across Abhishek who shoulders arms and asks for a wide. .Isn't getting it\nRathi to Abhishek, 1 run .He is keeping these well away from both the batters' arc. Flatter googly well outside off .again as Abhishek slaps this to long-off\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, 1 wide .Oh, hello, Abhishek isn't looking for any sighters. That was a length ball down leg, he .steps across and eyes a scoop. Misses. . .Abhishek Sharma vs Avesh Khan .BALLS .11 .RUNS .7 .OUTS .2 .SR .63.63 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Wayward back of a length ball on his hips, Abhishek pulls to the vacant long leg .boundary\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Fetch that! Avesh plants this outside leg stump, but Abhishek goes further down leg, .giving himself plenty of room and deposits this over mid-on\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, no run .Avesh shortens his length and beats Abhishek's swing. On middle stump, he stays leg .side of the ball and misses\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, 1 wide .Length down leg, called a wide\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, 2 runs .Backs away and charges down the track, but this time Avesh follows him and is on .track. Abhishek still manages to work this towards deep backward square leg for two .more\nAvesh Khan to Abhishek, 1 run .Fuller and outside off stump, he pats this to cover and sets off . .LSG in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .12 .WKTS .16 .ECON .10.67 .AVE .47.93\nAvesh Khan to Ishan, 1 run .On a length on middle and leg, he works this to short midwicket and takes a quick run\nRavi Bishnoi to Ishan, 1 wide .Flatter and waaay outside off, called a wide\nRavi Bishnoi to Ishan, no run .Flatter googly outside off, he punches to short extra cover\nRavi Bishnoi to Ishan, 1 run .Darts the legbreak outside off, he stays inside his crease and pushes to deep point\nRavi Bishnoi to Abhishek, SIX runs .Oh, he's got enough to clear the fence. I didn't feel he hit that as cleanly, but even the .mistimed Abhishek shots go for six. Such is his bat swing. Full on the off stump, he .pumps this over long-off\nRavi Bishnoi to Abhishek, SIX runs .Much cleaner, and that goes much further. Good length ball outside off, was the googly. .Abhishek gets hold of it and hammers it over long-on . .Abhishek Sharma vs Ravi Bishnoi .BALLS .6 .RUNS .25 .OUTS .0 .SR .416.66 .4s\/6s .0\/4\nRavi Bishnoi to Abhishek, SIX runs .Three in three! What a way bring up your half-century... take a bow Abhishek! This time .off 18 balls. Too full on off stump, and he brings up another IPL fifty by smoking this .straight over the bowler's head for six more. .See all photos\nRavi Bishnoi to Abhishek, SIX runs .Through the hands of Pooran and that's the fourth straight six for Abhishek. Flatter .shortish length ball on middle, Abhishek pulls, not of the middle of the bat. Pooran .sprints to his left from deep midwicket, gets both hands to it but fails to hang on. .Which was the more memorable Test? .38.1K votes .AUS vs IND, Brisbane, 2021 .IND vs AUS, Mohali, 2010 .Which Chepauk Test was more exciting? .38.1K votes .IND-AUS - Chennai, 2001 .IND-ENG - Chennai, 2008 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and .JioHotstar are inviting you to help us pick the greatest Test of the 21st century. In the .voting bracket, we now have two Chepauk epics - 2001 versus 2008 and India's .fortress breach of Gabba 2021 against Laxman's Mohali heist. What are your picks? .Time for a time out and Sudarshanan informs that Abhishek has hit six of the eight balls .he has faced off Bishnoi in T20 cricket for sixes.\nRathi to Ishan, no run .Flatter googly on off, Kishan defends\nRathi to Ishan, 1 run .Fuller 92.8kph delivery on off, Kishan punches this to long-off\nRathi to Abhishek, OUT .Bring out the notebook again, Rathi! He's got the key man and there are a few words .exchanged with Abhishek. Think it was the send off that put Abhishek off. The umpires .have had to intervene to separate the two. Googly darted outside off, well away from his .hitting arc. He looks to go over extra cover, does not get this cleanly and Thakur takes a .good catch running in. .Abhishek Sharma c Thakur b Rathi 59 (20b 4x4 6x6 43m) SR: 295\nRathi to Klaasen, 1 run .Flatter length ball on off, he pushes to long-off . .Digvesh Rathi in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .142 .WKTS .8 .4s\/6s .12\/7 .ECON .7.39 .AVE .21.87\nRathi to Ishan, 1 run .Length ball darted on middle and leg, he works this to deep midwicket\nRathi to Klaasen, 2 runs .Darts this outside off, he slaps this to deep cover's right for a couple of runs\nMarkram to Ishan, no run .Length ball angled in on middle, defended back to the bowler\nMarkram to Ishan, FOUR runs .Wayward length ball down leg, he laps this fine for four more. Just had to get some bat .on that, which Kishan did\nMarkram to Ishan, 1 run .Shimmies down the track to the length ball on middle, he bunts this to long-on .Over the wicket\nMarkram to Klaasen, 2 runs .Flatter just outside off, he sweeps this fine for a couple of runs\nMarkram to Klaasen, 1 run .Floated on middle, he pushes this to long-on . .Ishan Kishan vs offspin in T20s .RUNS .462 .OUTS .16 .4s\/6s .39\/15 .SR .105.23 .AVE .33.00\nMarkram to Ishan, SIX runs .Just over a leaping deep midwicket and that makes it 14 off the over. Angled in just .outside off. He brings out the slog sweep and gets enough power to clear the fielder\nAvesh Khan to Klaasen, 1 run .On a length on middle, he presents the full face of the bat and eases to long-on .Around\nAvesh Khan to Ishan, no run .Oh, that's a lovely delivery. On a good length just outside off, he looks to run that fine, .misses.\nAvesh Khan to Ishan, no run .Pinned on the back of the helmet. It was the slower bouncer that did Kishan in. Is early .into the pull and misses. Avesh checks on him, but Kishan has a smile on his face which .is good signs. Out comes the physio for a concussion check\nAvesh Khan to Ishan, no run .Short of a length ball outside off, he shimmies down the track and looks to belt the .cover off the ball. Can only manage to bottom edge it towards the keeper\nAvesh Khan to Ishan, 1 run .Follows Kishan as he backs away a touch angling the short of a length ball into his .body. He completely miscues his pull towards deep fine leg\nAvesh Khan to Klaasen, 1 run .Was in the but well wide of any fielders. Good length ball on off, he chips this to long-on .Suds is back for another stint\nThakur to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Greeted with a cross-batted four! Back of length outside off, it is the knuckle ball that .Thakur starts with. Klaasen has all the time in the world to heave it through midwicket\nThakur to Klaasen, 1 run .Another slower ball on a length outside off, slapped through cover-point\nThakur to Ishan, 1 run .Length ball slanting away, punched to long-off . .Heinrich Klaasen vs Shardul Thakur .BALLS .21 .RUNS .31 .OUTS .2 .SR .147.61 .4s\/6s .5\/0\nThakur to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Top edge and Klaasen gets away. Thakur digs it short around off, 135.6kph, Klaasen is .taken by surprise. Hangs his bat out for the pull while taking his eyes off the ball. It flies .off the top edge and almost goes the distance over fine leg rope\nThakur to Klaasen, 1 run .Very full outside off, squeezed towards mid-off. He decides late on the run and charges .to the other end\nThakur to Ishan, 2 runs .Full toss on middle, miscues it just over midwicket running back. Looks at the square .leg umpire for the height of that ball but gets nothing in response\nRathi to Klaasen, SIX runs .Muscled over deep midwicket, the Klaasen special quasi-pull. Short but not too short, .but he is quick to go onto the back foot and play the down-to-up pull over the on side\nRathi to Klaasen, 1 run .Spinning away from a wide line, he slaps it through cover\nRathi to Ishan, OUT .Goes for the reverse and goes out! Kishan thinks he is playing with the spin - the googly .from Rathi - but he misses it completely and sees the ball hit top of off. Once again .Rathi gets out his trademark signature celebration, Pant having a word with him after .that .Ishan Kishan b Rathi 35 (28b 3x4 2x6 52m) SR: 125\nRathi to Kamindu Mendis, no run .Fuller ball lands outside leg and spins towards the stumps, he keeps it out to the on side\nRathi to Kamindu Mendis, no run .Spinning away from a length, punched to midwicket\nRathi to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs .Slightly shorter outside leg, Kamindu goes back and clips it through square leg for a .brace to get going\nThakur to Klaasen, 1 run .Slower length ball outside off, 115kph, slapped through covers for one\nThakur to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .Fuller outside off, driven straight to long-off. Another slower one, 113.8kph\nThakur to Klaasen, 1 run .Short ball outside off, he pulls it to deep backward square leg\nThakur to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs .Good effort in the deep - Kamindu punches the full ball,136.7kph, straight down the .ground. Long-off gets around, dives and parries it to long-on to save two\nThakur to Kamindu Mendis, no run .Length ball outside off, driven to cover\nThakur to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .Short ball on middle, he hops and mistimes the pull through midwicket\nRathi to Kamindu Mendis, FOUR runs .Kamindu connects what Kishan missed. The googly on a length outside leg, it spins in .towards the stumps. He quickly changes stance and plays what is a right-hander's .sweep between backward point and short third\nRathi to Kamindu Mendis, FOUR runs .Bishnoi misfields and lets it through! He over-runs it and slips, the ball escapes to the .boundary. Kamindu timed the flick through midwicket, away from the man in the deep. .Should not have been more than two .See all photos\nRathi to Kamindu Mendis, FOUR runs .Elegant, four! Time for Kamindu to take out the signature celebration towards Rathi. .Tossed up fuller this time, he takes a short stride forward and lofts it over the bowler's .head. No way long-off and long-on were getting there\nRathi to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs .Length ball on the pad, clipped through midwicket for a couple\nRathi to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .Hangs back to the length ball to whip it to deep midwicket\nRathi to Klaasen, 1 wide .Around the wicket, sprays the length ball wide outside off, he leaves it be\nRathi to Klaasen, 1 run .Shortish and spinning away outside off, slapped down to long-off, 17 off Rathi's final .over\nThakur to Klaasen, no run .Back of a length offcutter outside off, Klaasen fails to put bat to it\nThakur to Klaasen, 1 run .Length ball outside off, punched through wide mid-off\nThakur to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs .Straight up and it evades Pant running back. Bumper in line of the stumps from Thakur, .Kamindu goes for the pull but top edges it and gets two for it\nThakur to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .Length ball slanting away from the lefty, punched towards cover for a quick run\nThakur to Klaasen, 1 run .Short ball outside off, pulled to wide long-on\nThakur to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .Very full just outside off, 125.4kph, squeezed in front of point\nAvesh Khan to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .Short ball, pulled past midwicket for one\nAvesh Khan to Klaasen, 1 run .Goes wide of the crease and spears it full on middle, flicked to long-on\nAvesh Khan to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs .Length ball angling in, he pulls it through backward square leg. O'Rourke covers good .ground in the deep and uses every inch of his tall frame to dive and save two\nAvesh Khan to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .To the other side of O'Rourke now. He does well again to keep it to one. Another bumper .that Kamindu pulls, doesn't get the boundary he is searching for . .Heinrich Klaasen vs Avesh Khan .BALLS .22 .RUNS .23 .OUTS .1 .SR .104.54 .4s\/6s .2\/0\nAvesh Khan to Klaasen, 2 runs .Yorker on middle and leg, flicked through midwicket and they sprint back for two\nAvesh Khan to Klaasen, 1 run .Length ball outside off, 128.3kph, punched to long-off .Timeout\nAkash Deep to Klaasen, 1 run .Very full on leg, chipped back past the non-striker\nAkash Deep to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .Offcutter on a length slanting away, he gets a thick inside edge onto his leg\nAkash Deep to Klaasen, 1 run .Short ball, pace taken off, he pulls it to deep backward square leg\nAkash Deep to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .Very full outside off, squeezed to backward point for a quick run\nAkash Deep to Klaasen, 2 runs .Short ball outside off, pulled through midwicket, Samad gets around from long-on and .stops it with a dive\nAkash Deep to Klaasen, 1 wide .Full and sprayed down leg, Pant has to dive to pouch that\nAkash Deep to Klaasen, 1 run .Length ball around off, punched to long-on to retain strike\nThakur to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Klaaaaas shot. Full toss outside off, he leans into it and swipes it over square leg. .Noone deep there and that brings up the fifty stand\nThakur to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Another full toss, dealt with in a strong manner. Klaasen stands still and whips it .across the line, almost goes the distance over deep midwicket\nThakur to Klaasen, OUT .Edged and gone? Pant thinks so and opts for the review. Thakur spears it full and wide .outside off, just inside the tramline. Klaasen looks to dig it out and Pant thinks that is an .outside edge. In fact, it is not a review from LSG but an umpire's review. The Ultra-Edge .shows a spike and Klaasen is out of here after a smart, attacking innings. Thakur picks .up a wicket in his final over .Heinrich Klaasen c \u2020Pant b Thakur 47 (28b 4x4 1x6 48m) SR: 167.85\nThakur to Verma, 1 run .Short and wide outside off, slashed away to deep third\nThakur to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run .Yorker outside off, squeezed to cover and charges to the other end. Pooran has a shy at .the bowler's end but misses. And at the end of the run he clutches his right hamstring .Kamindu Mendis retired hurt 32 (21b 3x4 0x6 32m) SR: 152.38\nThakur to Verma, FOUR runs .Short and wide outside off, Aniket slashed hard over backward point and gets going .with four. Rathi charges to his right from deep third and throws himself off, lands .awkwardly on his left shoulder .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nO'Rourke to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .Streaky four gets Reddy going. Full toss just outside off, he goes for the off drive but .gets an outside edge through where slip would have stood\nO'Rourke to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Length ball on off, he taps it towards backward point and sprints to the other end to seal .the deal for SRH. They have knocked LSG out of IPL 2025 .See all photos","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - LSG vs SRH, 61st Match.csv","commentary_final":"Akash Deep to Atharva, no run Length ball to start off on middle and leg, not a lot of swing, as Taide flicks this to short midwicket\n Akash Deep to Atharva, 1 wide Strays off line. Well down leg and that's called a wide.\n Akash Deep to Atharva, no run Hard length ball that hurries onto Taide just outside off. Hits the splice as his attempted pull goes as fat as square leg\n Akash Deep to Atharva, FOUR runs First runs for Taide and SRH off the bat. Such exemplary timing to get the runs counter running. On a length on middle and leg, he tucks this past square leg\n Akash Deep to Atharva, 1 run On-pace length ball in middle stump, he works this neatly to deep square leg for a run Abhishek Sharma on strike now. Akash stays over the wicket. Deep square leg and deep point are outside the circle\n Akash Deep to Abhishek, 1 run Back of a length ball outside off stump, Abhishek stands tall and punches to deep point to get off the mark\n Akash Deep to Atharva, 1 wide A second wide in the over and that's a good take by Pant. Back of a length ball down leg and continuing to swing further ahead. Pant dives to his left and saves a few extra runs Atharva Taide Career stats in T20s INNS 53 RUNS 1484 SR 140.79 AVE 30.91 HS 97\n Akash Deep to Atharva, 1 leg bye Huge shout for lbw, not given. Will they review... nope. Hint of movement into Taide on middle and leg as Taide misses the flick. Is rapped on the pad, but think that pitched outside leg and was slipping down leg as well\n O'Rourke to Atharva, no run Right on target first up. Length on middle, he pushes to the off side and was searching for the run. The bowler gets quickly across to prevent it Will O\u2019Rourke Career stats in T20s INNS 37 WKTS 37 ECON 7.79 AVE 26.05 BEST 4\/23\n O'Rourke to Atharva, FOUR runs An agricultural hoick gives Taide his second boundary of the innings. Good length ball angling across Taide, who almost swings himself off his feet, gets a thick outside edge that goes over short third's head Short third goes back\n O'Rourke to Atharva, FOUR runs No luck involved there. Short of a length ball angling across Taide, who punches this neatly past point for four\n O'Rourke to Atharva, OUT Another hoick, another thick edge but this time there is a fielder stationed at deep third and O' Rourke has his first IPL wicket. Very similar to the second delivery of this over. Good length ball angling across Taide. He swings, gets a thick edge and Rathi takes this catch at around ankle high to his right \n O'Rourke to Ishan, no run Length on middle, he defends back towards the bowler\n O'Rourke to Ishan, SIX runs Oof! That is some way to get off the mark. The width was the key there. Wide length ball outside off, Kishan throws his bat at it and sends it soaring miles over deep cover\n Akash Deep to Abhishek, FOUR runs Oh, shot! Abhishek this time around. Back of a length ball angling across the batter, who punches this up and over covers RUNS 1571 OUTS 48 4s\/6s 188\/79 SR 160.96 AVE 32.72\n Akash Deep to Abhishek, 1 wide On a length but that is too straight well down leg. Pant dives to his right\n Akash Deep to Abhishek, SIX runs Goes high.. very high and just over the ropes. On a length outside off stump at 138.9kph, Abhishek presents the full face of the blade with a full extension and gets six for his effort\n Akash Deep to Abhishek, 1 run Gives himself room to the length ball outside off and creams this to deep cover\n Akash Deep to Ishan, no run On a length on middle, he defends back to the bowler\n Akash Deep to Ishan, FOUR runs On the up through cover for four! Length ball outside off, his aim was the find the gap and he does that with precision Around the wicket\n Akash Deep to Ishan, 1 wide Have they strangled him down leg? Pant thinks so. Or, does he? There is some confusion. Who has called for the review? The batter for a wide or Pant for the caught behind. Ok, we have an answer. The player review has been taken by Pant for caught behind. It was a length ball angling down leg. No glove, no bat and it is a wide. LSG lose a review.\n Akash Deep to Ishan, no run Good length ball on his pad, he looks to work this away and misses. Is rapped on the thigh pad with the ball going to short fine leg\n O'Rourke to Abhishek, no run Big swing and miss and Pant catches this just over his head. Good length ball angling across the batter, who jumps down, gives himself room and only connects at thin air\n O'Rourke to Abhishek, FOUR runs Juuuuust wide of a diving Nicholas Pooran at mid-off. On a length outside off, he charges down the track and gets it right of the cue of the blade. Places it to the right of Pooran\n O'Rourke to Abhishek, SIX runs Top shot! Good length ball outside off, he backs away and dances down the track lifting this up and over covers and over the ropes as well\n O'Rourke to Abhishek, 1 run He is down the track again, but O'Rourke this time cramps him for room by following him. Abhishek has to contend with just tapping this to point Around the wicket RUNS 1825 OUTS 47 4s\/6s 229\/68 SR 127.08 AVE 38.82\n O'Rourke to Ishan, no run Good length ball outside off, Kishan wafts at it but fails to connect\n O'Rourke to Ishan, 1 run Rising back of a length ball that angles into Kishan and continues to climb after pitching. He takes evasive action and gets this to short third\n Rathi to Ishan, no run Flatter well outside off, Kishan throws his bat and bottom-edges towards covers\n Rathi to Ishan, FOUR runs Googly dragged down outside off, Kishan picks up length so quickly as he rocks back and hammers the pull to the right of deep midwicket BALLS 79 WKTS 2 4s\/6s 12\/2 ECON 8.35 AVE 55.00\n Rathi to Ishan, no run Flatter googly outside off, another play and miss\n Rathi to Ishan, 1 run Darts the length ball well outside off, Kishan punches this back to the bowler, who gets a finger tip to it and parries it past the stumps.\n Rathi to Abhishek, no run Flatter googly angling well across Abhishek who shoulders arms and asks for a wide. Isn't getting it\n Rathi to Abhishek, 1 run He is keeping these well away from both the batters' arc. Flatter googly well outside off again as Abhishek slaps this to long-off\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, 1 wide Oh, hello, Abhishek isn't looking for any sighters. That was a length ball down leg, he steps across and eyes a scoop. Misses. Abhishek Sharma vs Avesh Khan BALLS 11 RUNS 7 OUTS 2 SR 63.63 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, FOUR runs Wayward back of a length ball on his hips, Abhishek pulls to the vacant long leg boundary\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, FOUR runs Fetch that! Avesh plants this outside leg stump, but Abhishek goes further down leg, giving himself plenty of room and deposits this over mid-on\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, no run Avesh shortens his length and beats Abhishek's swing. On middle stump, he stays leg side of the ball and misses\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, 1 wide Length down leg, called a wide\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, 2 runs Backs away and charges down the track, but this time Avesh follows him and is on track. Abhishek still manages to work this towards deep backward square leg for two more\n Avesh Khan to Abhishek, 1 run Fuller and outside off stump, he pats this to cover and sets off INNS 12 WKTS 16 ECON 10.67 AVE 47.93\n Avesh Khan to Ishan, 1 run On a length on middle and leg, he works this to short midwicket and takes a quick run\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ishan, 1 wide Flatter and waaay outside off, called a wide\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ishan, no run Flatter googly outside off, he punches to short extra cover\n Ravi Bishnoi to Ishan, 1 run Darts the legbreak outside off, he stays inside his crease and pushes to deep point\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abhishek, SIX runs Oh, he's got enough to clear the fence. I didn't feel he hit that as cleanly, but even the mistimed Abhishek shots go for six. Such is his bat swing. Full on the off stump, he pumps this over long-off\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abhishek, SIX runs Much cleaner, and that goes much further. Good length ball outside off, was the googly. Abhishek gets hold of it and hammers it over long-on Abhishek Sharma vs Ravi Bishnoi BALLS 6 RUNS 25 OUTS 0 SR 416.66 4s\/6s 0\/4\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abhishek, SIX runs Three in three! What a way bring up your half-century... take a bow Abhishek! This time off 18 balls. Too full on off stump, and he brings up another IPL fifty by smoking this straight over the bowler's head for six more. See all photos\n Ravi Bishnoi to Abhishek, SIX runs Through the hands of Pooran and that's the fourth straight six for Abhishek. Flatter shortish length ball on middle, Abhishek pulls, not of the middle of the bat. Pooran sprints to his left from deep midwicket, gets both hands to it but fails to hang on. Which was the more memorable Test? 38.1K votes AUS vs IND, Brisbane, 2021 IND vs AUS, Mohali, 2010 Which Chepauk Test was more exciting? 38.1K votes IND-AUS - Chennai, 2001 IND-ENG - Chennai, 2008 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are inviting you to help us pick the greatest Test of the 21st century. In the voting bracket, we now have two Chepauk epics - 2001 versus 2008 and India's fortress breach of Gabba 2021 against Laxman's Mohali heist. What are your picks? Time for a time out and Sudarshanan informs that Abhishek has hit six of the eight balls he has faced off Bishnoi in T20 cricket for sixes.\n Rathi to Ishan, no run Flatter googly on off, Kishan defends\n Rathi to Ishan, 1 run Fuller 92.8kph delivery on off, Kishan punches this to long-off\n Rathi to Abhishek, OUT Bring out the notebook again, Rathi! He's got the key man and there are a few words exchanged with Abhishek. Think it was the send off that put Abhishek off. The umpires have had to intervene to separate the two. Googly darted outside off, well away from his hitting arc. He looks to go over extra cover, does not get this cleanly and Thakur takes a good catch running in. \n Rathi to Klaasen, 1 run Flatter length ball on off, he pushes to long-off BALLS 142 WKTS 8 4s\/6s 12\/7 ECON 7.39 AVE 21.87\n Rathi to Ishan, 1 run Length ball darted on middle and leg, he works this to deep midwicket\n Rathi to Klaasen, 2 runs Darts this outside off, he slaps this to deep cover's right for a couple of runs\n Markram to Ishan, no run Length ball angled in on middle, defended back to the bowler\n Markram to Ishan, FOUR runs Wayward length ball down leg, he laps this fine for four more. Just had to get some bat on that, which Kishan did\n Markram to Ishan, 1 run Shimmies down the track to the length ball on middle, he bunts this to long-on Over the wicket\n Markram to Klaasen, 2 runs Flatter just outside off, he sweeps this fine for a couple of runs\n Markram to Klaasen, 1 run Floated on middle, he pushes this to long-on Ishan Kishan vs offspin in T20s RUNS 462 OUTS 16 4s\/6s 39\/15 SR 105.23 AVE 33.00\n Markram to Ishan, SIX runs Just over a leaping deep midwicket and that makes it 14 off the over. Angled in just outside off. He brings out the slog sweep and gets enough power to clear the fielder\n Avesh Khan to Klaasen, 1 run On a length on middle, he presents the full face of the bat and eases to long-on Around\n Avesh Khan to Ishan, no run Oh, that's a lovely delivery. On a good length just outside off, he looks to run that fine, misses.\n Avesh Khan to Ishan, no run Pinned on the back of the helmet. It was the slower bouncer that did Kishan in. Is early into the pull and misses. Avesh checks on him, but Kishan has a smile on his face which is good signs. Out comes the physio for a concussion check\n Avesh Khan to Ishan, no run Short of a length ball outside off, he shimmies down the track and looks to belt the cover off the ball. Can only manage to bottom edge it towards the keeper\n Avesh Khan to Ishan, 1 run Follows Kishan as he backs away a touch angling the short of a length ball into his body. He completely miscues his pull towards deep fine leg\n Avesh Khan to Klaasen, 1 run Was in the but well wide of any fielders. Good length ball on off, he chips this to long-on Suds is back for another stint\n Thakur to Klaasen, FOUR runs Greeted with a cross-batted four! Back of length outside off, it is the knuckle ball that Thakur starts with. Klaasen has all the time in the world to heave it through midwicket\n Thakur to Klaasen, 1 run Another slower ball on a length outside off, slapped through cover-point\n Thakur to Ishan, 1 run Length ball slanting away, punched to long-off Heinrich Klaasen vs Shardul Thakur BALLS 21 RUNS 31 OUTS 2 SR 147.61 4s\/6s 5\/0\n Thakur to Klaasen, FOUR runs Top edge and Klaasen gets away. Thakur digs it short around off, 135.6kph, Klaasen is taken by surprise. Hangs his bat out for the pull while taking his eyes off the ball. It flies off the top edge and almost goes the distance over fine leg rope\n Thakur to Klaasen, 1 run Very full outside off, squeezed towards mid-off. He decides late on the run and charges to the other end\n Thakur to Ishan, 2 runs Full toss on middle, miscues it just over midwicket running back. Looks at the square leg umpire for the height of that ball but gets nothing in response\n Rathi to Klaasen, SIX runs Muscled over deep midwicket, the Klaasen special quasi-pull. Short but not too short, but he is quick to go onto the back foot and play the down-to-up pull over the on side\n Rathi to Klaasen, 1 run Spinning away from a wide line, he slaps it through cover\n Rathi to Ishan, OUT Goes for the reverse and goes out! Kishan thinks he is playing with the spin - the googly from Rathi - but he misses it completely and sees the ball hit top of off. Once again Rathi gets out his trademark signature celebration, Pant having a word with him after that \n Rathi to Kamindu Mendis, no run Fuller ball lands outside leg and spins towards the stumps, he keeps it out to the on side\n Rathi to Kamindu Mendis, no run Spinning away from a length, punched to midwicket\n Rathi to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs Slightly shorter outside leg, Kamindu goes back and clips it through square leg for a brace to get going\n Thakur to Klaasen, 1 run Slower length ball outside off, 115kph, slapped through covers for one\n Thakur to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run Fuller outside off, driven straight to long-off. Another slower one, 113.8kph\n Thakur to Klaasen, 1 run Short ball outside off, he pulls it to deep backward square leg\n Thakur to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs Good effort in the deep - Kamindu punches the full ball,136.7kph, straight down the ground. Long-off gets around, dives and parries it to long-on to save two\n Thakur to Kamindu Mendis, no run Length ball outside off, driven to cover\n Thakur to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run Short ball on middle, he hops and mistimes the pull through midwicket\n Rathi to Kamindu Mendis, FOUR runs Kamindu connects what Kishan missed. The googly on a length outside leg, it spins in towards the stumps. He quickly changes stance and plays what is a right-hander's sweep between backward point and short third\n Rathi to Kamindu Mendis, FOUR runs Bishnoi misfields and lets it through! He over-runs it and slips, the ball escapes to the boundary. Kamindu timed the flick through midwicket, away from the man in the deep. Should not have been more than two See all photos\n Rathi to Kamindu Mendis, FOUR runs Elegant, four! Time for Kamindu to take out the signature celebration towards Rathi. Tossed up fuller this time, he takes a short stride forward and lofts it over the bowler's head. No way long-off and long-on were getting there\n Rathi to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs Length ball on the pad, clipped through midwicket for a couple\n Rathi to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run Hangs back to the length ball to whip it to deep midwicket\n Rathi to Klaasen, 1 wide Around the wicket, sprays the length ball wide outside off, he leaves it be\n Rathi to Klaasen, 1 run Shortish and spinning away outside off, slapped down to long-off, 17 off Rathi's final over\n Thakur to Klaasen, no run Back of a length offcutter outside off, Klaasen fails to put bat to it\n Thakur to Klaasen, 1 run Length ball outside off, punched through wide mid-off\n Thakur to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs Straight up and it evades Pant running back. Bumper in line of the stumps from Thakur, Kamindu goes for the pull but top edges it and gets two for it\n Thakur to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run Length ball slanting away from the lefty, punched towards cover for a quick run\n Thakur to Klaasen, 1 run Short ball outside off, pulled to wide long-on\n Thakur to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run Very full just outside off, 125.4kph, squeezed in front of point\n Avesh Khan to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run Short ball, pulled past midwicket for one\n Avesh Khan to Klaasen, 1 run Goes wide of the crease and spears it full on middle, flicked to long-on\n Avesh Khan to Kamindu Mendis, 2 runs Length ball angling in, he pulls it through backward square leg. O'Rourke covers good ground in the deep and uses every inch of his tall frame to dive and save two\n Avesh Khan to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run To the other side of O'Rourke now. He does well again to keep it to one. Another bumper that Kamindu pulls, doesn't get the boundary he is searching for Heinrich Klaasen vs Avesh Khan BALLS 22 RUNS 23 OUTS 1 SR 104.54 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Avesh Khan to Klaasen, 2 runs Yorker on middle and leg, flicked through midwicket and they sprint back for two\n Avesh Khan to Klaasen, 1 run Length ball outside off, 128.3kph, punched to long-off Timeout\n Akash Deep to Klaasen, 1 run Very full on leg, chipped back past the non-striker\n Akash Deep to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run Offcutter on a length slanting away, he gets a thick inside edge onto his leg\n Akash Deep to Klaasen, 1 run Short ball, pace taken off, he pulls it to deep backward square leg\n Akash Deep to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run Very full outside off, squeezed to backward point for a quick run\n Akash Deep to Klaasen, 2 runs Short ball outside off, pulled through midwicket, Samad gets around from long-on and stops it with a dive\n Akash Deep to Klaasen, 1 wide Full and sprayed down leg, Pant has to dive to pouch that\n Akash Deep to Klaasen, 1 run Length ball around off, punched to long-on to retain strike\n Thakur to Klaasen, FOUR runs Klaaaaas shot. Full toss outside off, he leans into it and swipes it over square leg. Noone deep there and that brings up the fifty stand\n Thakur to Klaasen, FOUR runs Another full toss, dealt with in a strong manner. Klaasen stands still and whips it across the line, almost goes the distance over deep midwicket\n Thakur to Klaasen, OUT Edged and gone? Pant thinks so and opts for the review. Thakur spears it full and wide outside off, just inside the tramline. Klaasen looks to dig it out and Pant thinks that is an outside edge. In fact, it is not a review from LSG but an umpire's review. The Ultra-Edge shows a spike and Klaasen is out of here after a smart, attacking innings. Thakur picks up a wicket in his final over \n Thakur to Verma, 1 run Short and wide outside off, slashed away to deep third\n Thakur to Kamindu Mendis, 1 run Yorker outside off, squeezed to cover and charges to the other end. Pooran has a shy at the bowler's end but misses. And at the end of the run he clutches his right hamstring \n Thakur to Verma, FOUR runs Short and wide outside off, Aniket slashed hard over backward point and gets going with four. Rathi charges to his right from deep third and throws himself off, lands awkwardly on his left shoulder AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n O'Rourke to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs Streaky four gets Reddy going. Full toss just outside off, he goes for the off drive but gets an outside edge through where slip would have stood\n O'Rourke to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Length ball on off, he taps it towards backward point and sprints to the other end to seal the deal for SRH. They have knocked LSG out of IPL 2025 See all photos","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Atharva","Ishan","Kamindu Mendis","Klaasen","Nitish Kumar","Verma"],"Runs":[59.0,13.0,35.0,32.0,47.0,5.0,5.0],"Balls_Faced":[20,9,28,21,28,2,2],"Fours":[4,3,3,3,4,1,1],"Sixes":[6,0,2,0,1,0,0],"S\/R":[295.0,144.44,125.0,152.38,167.86,250.0,250.0],"dismissal":["c Thakur b Rathi","c Rathi b O'Rourke","b Rathi","Not Out","c \u2020Pant b Thakur","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Akash Deep","Avesh Khan","Markram","O'Rourke","Rathi","Ravi Bishnoi","Thakur"],"Balls":[18,18,6,14,24,6,24],"Runs_Given":[33.0,25.0,14.0,31.0,37.0,26.0,39.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,1,2,0,1],"Overs":[3.0,3.0,1.0,2.2,4.0,1.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Bhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, no run .edged and just short! Length ball in the channel and this swerves away beautifully. .Rohit nibbles at it and fortunately for him, does so with soft hands. Lands just in front of .slip\nBhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs .very full ball following Rohit outside leg. Having stepped down, Rohit takes it on the full .and flicks it towards deep backward square leg. Dayal misfields, and that allows Rohit .to get back for two\nBhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, no run .fullish outside off. Rohit gets onto the front foot and defends\nBhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Rohit lands his first blow! Back of a length, angling into middle and off. Rohit picks the .length early, establishes a solid base and whips it over the deep square leg fence!\nBhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Moves away and Rohit uses that swing to cut it towards .deep backward point .Sampath tells me this will be the highest IPL run-chase at this venue and for the .Mumbai Indians, IF they get there. Fourth-highest overall (across all teams and venues) . .Rohit Sharma vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .69 .RUNS .94 .OUTS .1 .SR .136.23 .4s\/6s .9\/5\nBhuvneshwar to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Rickelton off the mark with a boundary too! Length on middle and leg, shaping into .Rickelton. He presses forward and check-drives it past mid on!\nYash Dayal to Rohit Sharma, no run .back of a length, pitching on middle stump and then leaving the batter with the angle. .Rohit has a long, hard look at it and shoulders arms .With Rohit on strike, watch out for the in-swinger\nYash Dayal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Rohit with another boundary! Length ball on the pads and that is easy pickings for .Rohit. He picks it up and muscles it over mid wicket!\nYash Dayal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .ufff, that has raced to the fence like a tracer bullet! Back of a length outside off and .this sits up to be hit. Rohit stands up tall on his toes and cracks it past extra cover!\nYash Dayal to Rohit Sharma, OUT .Dayal with a superb riposte, and leg stump has been flattened! Rohit, after those early .fireworks, has to go, and Dayal is off on his celebratory run! Full and swinging into .middle and leg. Rohit looks to go down the ground but does not account for it as much. .Might have grazed the inside edge but the end result is that leg stump is out of its .groove. Massive early wicket, and the Wankhede crowd has been stunned! .Rohit Sharma b Yash Dayal 17 (9b 2x4 1x6 7m) SR: 188.88\nYash Dayal to Jacks, no run .length ball swinging across the batter outside off. Jacks goes nibbling at it and sees the .ball sneak past the outside edge\nYash Dayal to Jacks, FOUR runs .loose ball, and put away! Dayal goes for the magic ball, swinging into leg stump but errs .too far down leg. Jacks gets the faintest of tickles and the ball hurtles away to the fine .leg fence!\nBhuvneshwar to Rickelton, no run .oh! Full ball that starts on off and shapes back in nicely. Rickelton looks to drive and .chunks it off the inside edge into his pads\nBhuvneshwar to Rickelton, FOUR runs .shot! Back of a length and offering width. Rickelton waits for it, gets his hands through .the ball and crashes it to extra cover's left!\nBhuvneshwar to Rickelton, FOUR runs .that is another classy, classy stroke! On a length but the width is the problem again. .Rickelton leans into the drive and caresses it between extra cover and cover point!\nBhuvneshwar to Rickelton, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton lets the ball arrive before tucking it off his pads .towards mid wicket .Deep square leg (just in front of square) and deep backward square leg on the fence\nBhuvneshwar to Rickelton, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton tips it to mid on and calls for the single early. .Makes it comfortably enough in the end\nBhuvneshwar to Jacks, no run .pushed in on a length just outside off. Jacks gets a half stride in and plays it back .towards the bowler\nHazlewood to Rickelton, no run .full just outside off. Rickelton gets onto the front foot and stabs it towards cover point. .Just a hint of movement away\nHazlewood to Rickelton, no run .length just outside off. Rickelton presses half forward, stays on top of the bounce and .taps it towards cover point\nHazlewood to Rickelton, FOUR runs .short, wide and Rickelton cashes in! A nothing short of delivery. Neither short to trouble .Rickelton, nor close enough to make him play a risky stroke. He frees his arms and .pummels it past extra cover!\nHazlewood to Rickelton, OUT .massive lbw shout, but the umpire says no! Was there bat involved? RCB deliberate .and then they go upstairs! Length ball that may or may not have pitched in line with leg .stump. Continues on with the angle and seems to rap Rickelton on the back leg as he .misses his swish across the line. There is a gap between bat and ball, and this could be .very close now. Pitching in line, impact in line and the ball is going on to hit middle and .off stump. Rickelton has to go, and that is an excellent review by RCB! .Ryan Rickelton lbw b Hazlewood 17 (10b 4x4 0x6 18m) SR: 170\nHazlewood to Suryakumar, no run .full just outside off. SKY gets onto the front foot and drives it straight to mid off\nHazlewood to Suryakumar, no run .slanted in full just outside off. SKY presses forward and pokes it down the ground .towards mid on\nYash Dayal to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Jacks punches it towards mid off and scampers .across to the other end .Re: the Rickelton dismissal, Jitesh was the one who instigated the review and he was .spot-on with regards to where the ball pitch\nYash Dayal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .SKY is off the mark! Back of a length on leg stump. SKY lets the ball come to him and .then uses the pace to clip it past mid wicket!\nYash Dayal to Suryakumar, no run .back of a length on middle and off. SKY rises with the bounce and stabs it towards mid .off\nYash Dayal to Suryakumar, 1 run .hard length on the stumps. SKY punches it towards the bowler, who gets his left hand to .it but cannot stop it clean, allowing a single\nYash Dayal to Jacks, 2 runs .slower ball on a full length on the pads. Jacks flicks it uppishly towards deep backward .square leg and saunters back for two\nYash Dayal to Jacks, SIX runs .stand and deliver! A touch on the shorter side outside off and once Jacks picks the .length, this becomes a hit-me ball. He stands tall and whacks it over mid on!\nHazlewood to Suryakumar, no run .back of a length just outside off. SKY gets up on his toes and jabs it back at the bowler, .who gets a hand to it\nHazlewood to Suryakumar, no run .hard length just outside off. No room to work with for SKY and he stabs it straight to .mid off .SKY is 5 off 7 and might look for a release shot soon\nHazlewood to Suryakumar, no run .hard length again, in and around off stump. SKY has a wild swipe across the line and .only connects with fresh air. That was not far away from the stumps either . .Suryakumar Yadav vs Josh Hazlewood .BALLS .16 .RUNS .26 .OUTS .1 .SR .162.50 .4s\/6s .3\/2\nHazlewood to Suryakumar, no run .sharp bumper just outside off. Climbs off the surface and gets big on SKY as he looks .to upper-cut it. Beaten for pace there .Something could give soon...\nHazlewood to Suryakumar, 1 run .very full on leg stump. SKY digs it out towards mid on and canters across to the other .end\nHazlewood to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length on off. Jacks gets behind the line and works it enough to mid wicket's .left to keep strike\nSuyash Sharma to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Jacks goes back and knocks it back past the bowler for a .single\nSuyash Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run .just short! Half-tracker outside off. SKY throws his hands at it and nearly slices it .straight to backward point. Lucky that landed just in front of Krunal\nSuyash Sharma to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Jacks hangs back and pokes it towards long on\nSuyash Sharma to Suryakumar, no run .huge, huge shout for a caught-behind, but the umpire is unmoved again! And RCB .review just in the nick of time! Fizzed in on a length outside off. SKY looks for that .trademark sweep of his and seems to miss it. There is a noise as the ball passes the .bat, although that could have been off the back pocket too. Replays come up, and the .ball has missed the bat, with the ball flicking the back thigh. The impact, in lbw terms, .is also well outside the line and RCB lose a review!\nSuyash Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Skids onto the batter and SKY hacks it towards deep .mid wicket\nSuyash Sharma to Jacks, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Jacks gets onto the back foot and cuts it towards deep .point\nKrunal to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Jacks backs away and jabs it towards sweeper .cover\nKrunal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .what timing! Back of a length just outside leg. SKY gives himself room early and with a .straight bat, thumps it past long on!\nKrunal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .lovely, lovely batting! Fired in on a length on middle and off. SKY steps outside leg .again and despite the ball sticking a little, he goes through with the shot, caressing it .over extra cover!\nKrunal to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length on the pads. SKY helps it round the corner towards deep backward .square leg\nKrunal to Jacks, FOUR runs .splits the field perfectly! Pushed in on a back of a length on middle and off. Jacks .unfurls the reverse and places it adeptly between backward point and short third!\nKrunal to Jacks, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Grips a touch in the surface and straightens. Jacks .gets squared up and prods it towards extra cover\nSuyash Sharma to Suryakumar, no run .fizzed in on a length just outside off. Spins away a smidgen and that takes it past SKY's .swipe. He was looking for that favoured sweep of his again\nSuyash Sharma to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .the good'ol slog does on this occasion! Fired in fuller just outside off. SKY gets down on .one knee and drags it, finding the gap to deep backward square leg's left!\nSuyash Sharma to Suryakumar, no run .leg-spinner on a length outside off. SKY has another hack across the line, while being .down on one knee, and only swats away a few flies .Suyash has tied SKY down so far, despite that boundary earlier in the over\nSuyash Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run .length outside off. SKY gets down on the sweep again and clinks it towards deep mid .wicket\nSuyash Sharma to Jacks, no run .oh! Back of a length in and around off. Jacks opens up his stance and has a huge mow .across the line. Jams it off the inside edge into his body\nSuyash Sharma to Jacks, no run .another swing and miss! Thrown up full and wide, and Jacks cannot get a hold of this. .Tries to go leg-side and the purchase off the surface is enough to beat him\nKrunal to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length, following the batter outside leg. SKY works it towards deep mid wicket\nKrunal to Jacks, no run .Jitesh is very interested in the stumping, and we go upstairs! Darted in very full outside .off, perhaps pre-empting the reverse. Jacks cannot make contact and then there is a .small moment where he seems to over-balance. Did he lift his back foot, and did Jitesh .whip off the bails at precisely that moment? The back foot did come up, but Jitesh .could not take the bails off in time!\nKrunal to Jacks, no run .excellent wide yorker and Jacks is all at sea. Cannot jam down on it and that is yet .another dot .MI falling behind the game here . .Tilak Varma vs Krunal Pandya .BALLS .11 .RUNS .11 .OUTS .0 .SR .100.00 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nKrunal to Jacks, OUT .Krunal bowls the bouncer, and Jacks bites the dust! Proper bumper, bowled like a .seamer and finishing on off stump. Jacks is taken by surprise and cannot get a hold of .it. Tugs at it and spoons it towards deep backward square leg. Kohli makes no mistake .and RCB have something to show for their middle-overs squeeze. That was bowled at .117kph, and MI are losing their way now! .Will Jacks c Kohli b Pandya 22 (18b 2x4 1x6 38m) SR: 122.22\nKrunal to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .oh, hello! Dragged down outside off and because Tilak does not pre-meditate, he can .cash in. He hangs back and eases it between extra cover and cover!\nKrunal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Tilak hangs back and squirts it off the inside edge into .the on side","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs RCB, 20th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, no run edged and just short! Length ball in the channel and this swerves away beautifully. Rohit nibbles at it and fortunately for him, does so with soft hands. Lands just in front of slip\n Bhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs very full ball following Rohit outside leg. Having stepped down, Rohit takes it on the full and flicks it towards deep backward square leg. Dayal misfields, and that allows Rohit to get back for two\n Bhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, no run fullish outside off. Rohit gets onto the front foot and defends\n Bhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Rohit lands his first blow! Back of a length, angling into middle and off. Rohit picks the length early, establishes a solid base and whips it over the deep square leg fence!\n Bhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run back of a length outside off. Moves away and Rohit uses that swing to cut it towards deep backward point Sampath tells me this will be the highest IPL run-chase at this venue and for the Rohit Sharma vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 69 RUNS 94 OUTS 1 SR 136.23 4s\/6s 9\/5\n Bhuvneshwar to Rickelton, FOUR runs Rickelton off the mark with a boundary too! Length on middle and leg, shaping into Rickelton. He presses forward and check-drives it past mid on!\n Yash Dayal to Rohit Sharma, no run back of a length, pitching on middle stump and then leaving the batter with the angle. Rohit has a long, hard look at it and shoulders arms With Rohit on strike, watch out for the in-swinger\n Yash Dayal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Rohit with another boundary! Length ball on the pads and that is easy pickings for Rohit. He picks it up and muscles it over mid wicket!\n Yash Dayal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs ufff, that has raced to the fence like a tracer bullet! Back of a length outside off and this sits up to be hit. Rohit stands up tall on his toes and cracks it past extra cover!\n Yash Dayal to Rohit Sharma, OUT Dayal with a superb riposte, and leg stump has been flattened! Rohit, after those early fireworks, has to go, and Dayal is off on his celebratory run! Full and swinging into middle and leg. Rohit looks to go down the ground but does not account for it as much. Might have grazed the inside edge but the end result is that leg stump is out of its groove. Massive early wicket, and the Wankhede crowd has been stunned! \n Yash Dayal to Jacks, no run length ball swinging across the batter outside off. Jacks goes nibbling at it and sees the ball sneak past the outside edge\n Yash Dayal to Jacks, FOUR runs loose ball, and put away! Dayal goes for the magic ball, swinging into leg stump but errs too far down leg. Jacks gets the faintest of tickles and the ball hurtles away to the fine leg fence!\n Bhuvneshwar to Rickelton, no run oh! Full ball that starts on off and shapes back in nicely. Rickelton looks to drive and chunks it off the inside edge into his pads\n Bhuvneshwar to Rickelton, FOUR runs shot! Back of a length and offering width. Rickelton waits for it, gets his hands through the ball and crashes it to extra cover's left!\n Bhuvneshwar to Rickelton, FOUR runs that is another classy, classy stroke! On a length but the width is the problem again. Rickelton leans into the drive and caresses it between extra cover and cover point!\n Bhuvneshwar to Rickelton, no run back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton lets the ball arrive before tucking it off his pads towards mid wicket \n Bhuvneshwar to Rickelton, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton tips it to mid on and calls for the single early. Makes it comfortably enough in the end\n Bhuvneshwar to Jacks, no run pushed in on a length just outside off. Jacks gets a half stride in and plays it back towards the bowler\n Hazlewood to Rickelton, no run full just outside off. Rickelton gets onto the front foot and stabs it towards cover point. Just a hint of movement away\n Hazlewood to Rickelton, no run length just outside off. Rickelton presses half forward, stays on top of the bounce and taps it towards cover point\n Hazlewood to Rickelton, FOUR runs short, wide and Rickelton cashes in! A nothing short of delivery. Neither short to trouble Rickelton, nor close enough to make him play a risky stroke. He frees his arms and pummels it past extra cover!\n Hazlewood to Rickelton, OUT massive lbw shout, but the umpire says no! Was there bat involved? RCB deliberate and then they go upstairs! Length ball that may or may not have pitched in line with leg stump. Continues on with the angle and seems to rap Rickelton on the back leg as he misses his swish across the line. There is a gap between bat and ball, and this could be very close now. Pitching in line, impact in line and the ball is going on to hit middle and off stump. Rickelton has to go, and that is an excellent review by RCB! \n Hazlewood to Suryakumar, no run full just outside off. SKY gets onto the front foot and drives it straight to mid off\n Hazlewood to Suryakumar, no run slanted in full just outside off. SKY presses forward and pokes it down the ground towards mid on\n Yash Dayal to Jacks, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Jacks punches it towards mid off and scampers across to the other end Re: the Rickelton dismissal, Jitesh was the one who instigated the review and he was spot-on with regards to where the ball pitch\n Yash Dayal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs SKY is off the mark! Back of a length on leg stump. SKY lets the ball come to him and then uses the pace to clip it past mid wicket!\n Yash Dayal to Suryakumar, no run back of a length on middle and off. SKY rises with the bounce and stabs it towards mid off\n Yash Dayal to Suryakumar, 1 run hard length on the stumps. SKY punches it towards the bowler, who gets his left hand to it but cannot stop it clean, allowing a single\n Yash Dayal to Jacks, 2 runs slower ball on a full length on the pads. Jacks flicks it uppishly towards deep backward square leg and saunters back for two\n Yash Dayal to Jacks, SIX runs stand and deliver! A touch on the shorter side outside off and once Jacks picks the length, this becomes a hit-me ball. He stands tall and whacks it over mid on!\n Hazlewood to Suryakumar, no run back of a length just outside off. SKY gets up on his toes and jabs it back at the bowler, who gets a hand to it\n Hazlewood to Suryakumar, no run hard length just outside off. No room to work with for SKY and he stabs it straight to mid off SKY is 5 off 7 and might look for a release shot soon\n Hazlewood to Suryakumar, no run hard length again, in and around off stump. SKY has a wild swipe across the line and only connects with fresh air. That was not far away from the stumps either Suryakumar Yadav vs Josh Hazlewood BALLS 16 RUNS 26 OUTS 1 SR 162.50 4s\/6s 3\/2\n Hazlewood to Suryakumar, no run sharp bumper just outside off. Climbs off the surface and gets big on SKY as he looks to upper-cut it. Beaten for pace there Something could give soon...\n Hazlewood to Suryakumar, 1 run very full on leg stump. SKY digs it out towards mid on and canters across to the other end\n Hazlewood to Jacks, 1 run back of a length on off. Jacks gets behind the line and works it enough to mid wicket's left to keep strike\n Suyash Sharma to Jacks, 1 run back of a length outside off. Jacks goes back and knocks it back past the bowler for a single\n Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run just short! Half-tracker outside off. SKY throws his hands at it and nearly slices it straight to backward point. Lucky that landed just in front of Krunal\n Suyash Sharma to Jacks, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Jacks hangs back and pokes it towards long on\n Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar, no run huge, huge shout for a caught-behind, but the umpire is unmoved again! And RCB review just in the nick of time! Fizzed in on a length outside off. SKY looks for that trademark sweep of his and seems to miss it. There is a noise as the ball passes the bat, although that could have been off the back pocket too. Replays come up, and the ball has missed the bat, with the ball flicking the back thigh. The impact, in lbw terms, is also well outside the line and RCB lose a review!\n Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Skids onto the batter and SKY hacks it towards deep mid wicket\n Suyash Sharma to Jacks, 1 run short and wide outside off. Jacks gets onto the back foot and cuts it towards deep point\n Krunal to Jacks, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Jacks backs away and jabs it towards sweeper cover\n Krunal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs what timing! Back of a length just outside leg. SKY gives himself room early and with a straight bat, thumps it past long on!\n Krunal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs lovely, lovely batting! Fired in on a length on middle and off. SKY steps outside leg again and despite the ball sticking a little, he goes through with the shot, caressing it over extra cover!\n Krunal to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length on the pads. SKY helps it round the corner towards deep backward square leg\n Krunal to Jacks, FOUR runs splits the field perfectly! Pushed in on a back of a length on middle and off. Jacks unfurls the reverse and places it adeptly between backward point and short third!\n Krunal to Jacks, no run back of a length on middle and off. Grips a touch in the surface and straightens. Jacks gets squared up and prods it towards extra cover\n Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar, no run fizzed in on a length just outside off. Spins away a smidgen and that takes it past SKY's swipe. He was looking for that favoured sweep of his again\n Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar, FOUR runs the good'ol slog does on this occasion! Fired in fuller just outside off. SKY gets down on one knee and drags it, finding the gap to deep backward square leg's left!\n Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar, no run leg-spinner on a length outside off. SKY has another hack across the line, while being down on one knee, and only swats away a few flies Suyash has tied SKY down so far, despite that boundary earlier in the over\n Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run length outside off. SKY gets down on the sweep again and clinks it towards deep mid wicket\n Suyash Sharma to Jacks, no run oh! Back of a length in and around off. Jacks opens up his stance and has a huge mow across the line. Jams it off the inside edge into his body\n Suyash Sharma to Jacks, no run another swing and miss! Thrown up full and wide, and Jacks cannot get a hold of this. Tries to go leg-side and the purchase off the surface is enough to beat him\n Krunal to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length, following the batter outside leg. SKY works it towards deep mid wicket\n Krunal to Jacks, no run Jitesh is very interested in the stumping, and we go upstairs! Darted in very full outside off, perhaps pre-empting the reverse. Jacks cannot make contact and then there is a small moment where he seems to over-balance. Did he lift his back foot, and did Jitesh whip off the bails at precisely that moment? The back foot did come up, but Jitesh could not take the bails off in time!\n Krunal to Jacks, no run excellent wide yorker and Jacks is all at sea. Cannot jam down on it and that is yet another dot MI falling behind the game here Tilak Varma vs Krunal Pandya BALLS 11 RUNS 11 OUTS 0 SR 100.00 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Krunal to Jacks, OUT Krunal bowls the bouncer, and Jacks bites the dust! Proper bumper, bowled like a seamer and finishing on off stump. Jacks is taken by surprise and cannot get a hold of it. Tugs at it and spoons it towards deep backward square leg. Kohli makes no mistake and RCB have something to show for their middle-overs squeeze. That was bowled at 117kph, and MI are losing their way now! \n Krunal to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs oh, hello! Dragged down outside off and because Tilak does not pre-meditate, he can cash in. He hangs back and eases it between extra cover and cover!\n Krunal to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length just outside off. 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Having stepped down, Rohit takes it on the full .and flicks it towards deep backward square leg. Dayal misfields, and that allows Rohit .to get back for two\nBhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, no run .fullish outside off. Rohit gets onto the front foot and defends\nBhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Rohit lands his first blow! Back of a length, angling into middle and off. Rohit picks the .length early, establishes a solid base and whips it over the deep square leg fence!\nBhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Moves away and Rohit uses that swing to cut it towards .deep backward point .Sampath tells me this will be the highest IPL run-chase at this venue and for the .Mumbai Indians, IF they get there. Fourth-highest overall (across all teams and venues) . .Rohit Sharma vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .69 .RUNS .94 .OUTS .1 .SR .136.23 .4s\/6s .9\/5\nBhuvneshwar to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Rickelton off the mark with a boundary too! Length on middle and leg, shaping into .Rickelton. He presses forward and check-drives it past mid on!\nYash Dayal to Rohit Sharma, no run .back of a length, pitching on middle stump and then leaving the batter with the angle. .Rohit has a long, hard look at it and shoulders arms .With Rohit on strike, watch out for the in-swinger\nYash Dayal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Rohit with another boundary! Length ball on the pads and that is easy pickings for .Rohit. He picks it up and muscles it over mid wicket!\nYash Dayal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .ufff, that has raced to the fence like a tracer bullet! Back of a length outside off and .this sits up to be hit. Rohit stands up tall on his toes and cracks it past extra cover!\nYash Dayal to Rohit Sharma, OUT .Dayal with a superb riposte, and leg stump has been flattened! Rohit, after those early .fireworks, has to go, and Dayal is off on his celebratory run! Full and swinging into .middle and leg. Rohit looks to go down the ground but does not account for it as much. .Might have grazed the inside edge but the end result is that leg stump is out of its .groove. Massive early wicket, and the Wankhede crowd has been stunned! .Rohit Sharma b Yash Dayal 17 (9b 2x4 1x6 7m) SR: 188.88\nYash Dayal to Jacks, no run .length ball swinging across the batter outside off. Jacks goes nibbling at it and sees the .ball sneak past the outside edge\nYash Dayal to Jacks, FOUR runs .loose ball, and put away! Dayal goes for the magic ball, swinging into leg stump but errs .too far down leg. Jacks gets the faintest of tickles and the ball hurtles away to the fine .leg fence!\nBhuvneshwar to Rickelton, no run .oh! Full ball that starts on off and shapes back in nicely. Rickelton looks to drive and .chunks it off the inside edge into his pads\nBhuvneshwar to Rickelton, FOUR runs .shot! Back of a length and offering width. Rickelton waits for it, gets his hands through .the ball and crashes it to extra cover's left!\nBhuvneshwar to Rickelton, FOUR runs .that is another classy, classy stroke! On a length but the width is the problem again. .Rickelton leans into the drive and caresses it between extra cover and cover point!\nBhuvneshwar to Rickelton, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton lets the ball arrive before tucking it off his pads .towards mid wicket .Deep square leg (just in front of square) and deep backward square leg on the fence\nBhuvneshwar to Rickelton, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton tips it to mid on and calls for the single early. .Makes it comfortably enough in the end\nBhuvneshwar to Jacks, no run .pushed in on a length just outside off. Jacks gets a half stride in and plays it back .towards the bowler\nHazlewood to Rickelton, no run .full just outside off. Rickelton gets onto the front foot and stabs it towards cover point. .Just a hint of movement away\nHazlewood to Rickelton, no run .length just outside off. Rickelton presses half forward, stays on top of the bounce and .taps it towards cover point\nHazlewood to Rickelton, FOUR runs .short, wide and Rickelton cashes in! A nothing short of delivery. Neither short to trouble .Rickelton, nor close enough to make him play a risky stroke. He frees his arms and .pummels it past extra cover!\nHazlewood to Rickelton, OUT .massive lbw shout, but the umpire says no! Was there bat involved? RCB deliberate .and then they go upstairs! Length ball that may or may not have pitched in line with leg .stump. Continues on with the angle and seems to rap Rickelton on the back leg as he .misses his swish across the line. There is a gap between bat and ball, and this could be .very close now. Pitching in line, impact in line and the ball is going on to hit middle and .off stump. Rickelton has to go, and that is an excellent review by RCB! .Ryan Rickelton lbw b Hazlewood 17 (10b 4x4 0x6 18m) SR: 170\nHazlewood to Suryakumar, no run .full just outside off. SKY gets onto the front foot and drives it straight to mid off\nHazlewood to Suryakumar, no run .slanted in full just outside off. SKY presses forward and pokes it down the ground .towards mid on\nYash Dayal to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Jacks punches it towards mid off and scampers .across to the other end .Re: the Rickelton dismissal, Jitesh was the one who instigated the review and he was .spot-on with regards to where the ball pitch\nYash Dayal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .SKY is off the mark! Back of a length on leg stump. SKY lets the ball come to him and .then uses the pace to clip it past mid wicket!\nYash Dayal to Suryakumar, no run .back of a length on middle and off. SKY rises with the bounce and stabs it towards mid .off\nYash Dayal to Suryakumar, 1 run .hard length on the stumps. SKY punches it towards the bowler, who gets his left hand to .it but cannot stop it clean, allowing a single\nYash Dayal to Jacks, 2 runs .slower ball on a full length on the pads. Jacks flicks it uppishly towards deep backward .square leg and saunters back for two\nYash Dayal to Jacks, SIX runs .stand and deliver! A touch on the shorter side outside off and once Jacks picks the .length, this becomes a hit-me ball. He stands tall and whacks it over mid on!\nHazlewood to Suryakumar, no run .back of a length just outside off. SKY gets up on his toes and jabs it back at the bowler, .who gets a hand to it\nHazlewood to Suryakumar, no run .hard length just outside off. No room to work with for SKY and he stabs it straight to .mid off .SKY is 5 off 7 and might look for a release shot soon\nHazlewood to Suryakumar, no run .hard length again, in and around off stump. SKY has a wild swipe across the line and .only connects with fresh air. That was not far away from the stumps either . .Suryakumar Yadav vs Josh Hazlewood .BALLS .16 .RUNS .26 .OUTS .1 .SR .162.50 .4s\/6s .3\/2\nHazlewood to Suryakumar, no run .sharp bumper just outside off. Climbs off the surface and gets big on SKY as he looks .to upper-cut it. Beaten for pace there .Something could give soon...\nHazlewood to Suryakumar, 1 run .very full on leg stump. SKY digs it out towards mid on and canters across to the other .end\nHazlewood to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length on off. Jacks gets behind the line and works it enough to mid wicket's .left to keep strike\nSuyash Sharma to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Jacks goes back and knocks it back past the bowler for a .single\nSuyash Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run .just short! Half-tracker outside off. SKY throws his hands at it and nearly slices it .straight to backward point. Lucky that landed just in front of Krunal\nSuyash Sharma to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Jacks hangs back and pokes it towards long on\nSuyash Sharma to Suryakumar, no run .huge, huge shout for a caught-behind, but the umpire is unmoved again! And RCB .review just in the nick of time! Fizzed in on a length outside off. SKY looks for that .trademark sweep of his and seems to miss it. There is a noise as the ball passes the .bat, although that could have been off the back pocket too. Replays come up, and the .ball has missed the bat, with the ball flicking the back thigh. The impact, in lbw terms, .is also well outside the line and RCB lose a review!\nSuyash Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Skids onto the batter and SKY hacks it towards deep .mid wicket\nSuyash Sharma to Jacks, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Jacks gets onto the back foot and cuts it towards deep .point\nKrunal to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Jacks backs away and jabs it towards sweeper .cover\nKrunal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .what timing! Back of a length just outside leg. SKY gives himself room early and with a .straight bat, thumps it past long on!\nKrunal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .lovely, lovely batting! Fired in on a length on middle and off. SKY steps outside leg .again and despite the ball sticking a little, he goes through with the shot, caressing it .over extra cover!\nKrunal to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length on the pads. SKY helps it round the corner towards deep backward .square leg\nKrunal to Jacks, FOUR runs .splits the field perfectly! Pushed in on a back of a length on middle and off. Jacks .unfurls the reverse and places it adeptly between backward point and short third!\nKrunal to Jacks, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Grips a touch in the surface and straightens. Jacks .gets squared up and prods it towards extra cover\nSuyash Sharma to Suryakumar, no run .fizzed in on a length just outside off. Spins away a smidgen and that takes it past SKY's .swipe. He was looking for that favoured sweep of his again\nSuyash Sharma to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .the good'ol slog does on this occasion! Fired in fuller just outside off. SKY gets down on .one knee and drags it, finding the gap to deep backward square leg's left!\nSuyash Sharma to Suryakumar, no run .leg-spinner on a length outside off. SKY has another hack across the line, while being .down on one knee, and only swats away a few flies .Suyash has tied SKY down so far, despite that boundary earlier in the over\nSuyash Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run .length outside off. SKY gets down on the sweep again and clinks it towards deep mid .wicket\nSuyash Sharma to Jacks, no run .oh! Back of a length in and around off. Jacks opens up his stance and has a huge mow .across the line. Jams it off the inside edge into his body\nSuyash Sharma to Jacks, no run .another swing and miss! Thrown up full and wide, and Jacks cannot get a hold of this. .Tries to go leg-side and the purchase off the surface is enough to beat him\nKrunal to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length, following the batter outside leg. SKY works it towards deep mid wicket\nKrunal to Jacks, no run .Jitesh is very interested in the stumping, and we go upstairs! Darted in very full outside .off, perhaps pre-empting the reverse. Jacks cannot make contact and then there is a .small moment where he seems to over-balance. Did he lift his back foot, and did Jitesh .whip off the bails at precisely that moment? The back foot did come up, but Jitesh .could not take the bails off in time!\nKrunal to Jacks, no run .excellent wide yorker and Jacks is all at sea. Cannot jam down on it and that is yet .another dot .MI falling behind the game here . .Tilak Varma vs Krunal Pandya .BALLS .11 .RUNS .11 .OUTS .0 .SR .100.00 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nKrunal to Jacks, OUT .Krunal bowls the bouncer, and Jacks bites the dust! Proper bumper, bowled like a .seamer and finishing on off stump. Jacks is taken by surprise and cannot get a hold of .it. Tugs at it and spoons it towards deep backward square leg. Kohli makes no mistake .and RCB have something to show for their middle-overs squeeze. That was bowled at .117kph, and MI are losing their way now! .Will Jacks c Kohli b Pandya 22 (18b 2x4 1x6 38m) SR: 122.22\nKrunal to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .oh, hello! Dragged down outside off and because Tilak does not pre-meditate, he can .cash in. He hangs back and eases it between extra cover and cover!\nKrunal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Tilak hangs back and squirts it off the inside edge into .the on side\nSuyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run .googly on a back of a length outside off. Tilak stays back and jabs it towards cover\nSuyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 wide .slides this down leg. Tilak misses his sweep and once that happens, the umpire decides .to indulge in some exercise\nSuyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run .back of a length just outside leg. Skids onto Tilak and raps him on the pad much before .his bat comes down .Suyash is bowling a potentially game-winning spell here\nSuyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 leg bye .fizzed in on a length just outside leg. Tilak looks for the sweep over short fine leg and .misses. The ball scrapes the pad and rolls away behind square. Suyash was interested .in the lbw but no one else really was\nSuyash Sharma to Suryakumar, no run .shortish outside off. SKY sits deep in his crease and cuts it straight to backward point\nSuyash Sharma to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .did that carry? That might have, and could go down as a missed chance! Floated up full .on off. SKY gets down on one knee and sweeps it towards deep mid wicket. Krunal .moves around to his right but then seems to lose it in the lights. Gets nowhere near the .ball in the and, and it bobbles past him into the fence!\nSuyash Sharma to Suryakumar, no run .back of a length just outside off. More skid off the surface and SKY can only jab it .straight to backward point\nYash Dayal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Tilak gets up on his toes and slaps it towards extra cover. .David snaps down sharply to his right and saves three\nYash Dayal to Suryakumar, 1 run .goes straight up, and RCB make an absolute hash of it! Oh dear! Slower ball on a length .on middle and off. SKY has a swipe across the line and gets a big leading edge. The ball .touches the moon and comes back and when it does, Jitesh and Dayal, going for the .same catch, contrive to grass it. That should have been a straightforward chance, but .Dayal ran in circles, and Jitesh took it off Dayal's hands in the end! .The physio is out to check on both the players. Dayal seems to be limping a little but he .will solider on\nYash Dayal to Tilak Varma, no run .full outside off. Tilak throws his hands at it and driills it towards extra cover. Another .dot\nYash Dayal to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .oh my goodness - that is a shot and a half! Slower ball on a length wide outside off. .Tilak waits for it and then lays into it, smashing it flat over the deep cover fence!\nYash Dayal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .hard length outside off. Skids onto Tilak and he hacks it towards long off\nYash Dayal to Suryakumar, OUT .SKY with another miscue, and this time RCB make no mistake whatsoever! Slower ball .hung up on a length wide outside off. SKY skips down the track and looks to go inside .out. Cuts across it too much and that brings Salt into play at mid off. He back-pedals, .keeps his eyes on the ball and pouches it. Dayal is off on his celebratory run again and .nearly runs straight to Marine Drive. He is pumped. RCB are pumped too. MI, staring .down the barrel! .Suryakumar Yadav c Livingstone b Yash Dayal 28 (26b 5x4 0x6 42m) SR: 107.69\nSuyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run .floated up full and wide. Tilak looks for the inside-out drive but cloths it right off the toe- .end. Straight to extra cover too\nSuyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .kaboom! Tilak lands a blow! On a length just outside off. Tilak gets down on one knee .early and clubs it over the wide long on fence!\nSuyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .gorgeous batting! Thrown up full and wide, and now, Tilak is sweating on it. Excellent .extension of the arms and he crashes it over cover!\nSuyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .fired in full just outside leg. Tilak gets down on one knee and sweeps it fiercely towards .deep backward square leg. Back for a brace\nSuyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .Tilak well and truly on the charge now! Given a bit of air on a length outside off. Tilak .picks the googly early and reverse-sweeps it with aplomb over short third!\nSuyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 run .darted in on a length on midle and off. Tilak goes deep into his crease and nudges it .towards deep mid wicket .17 off that over and that is just a little over what MI need to do each over from now until .the end....\nHazlewood to Tilak Varma, 1 run .hard length on middle and leg. Skips off the surface and Tilak is late on the pull, .shanking it into the square leg region for a single\nHazlewood to Hardik, SIX runs .oh, hello! Oh, hello! Back of a length on middle and off. Hardik stands up tall, opens up .his front hip and smears it over wide long on!\nHazlewood to Hardik, FOUR runs .follows up the six with a four! Off-pace on a back of a length on off. Hardik picks the .slower one just in time and heaves it between deep mid wicket and deep backward .square leg!\nHazlewood to Hardik, SIX runs .oh my goodness! Hardik is on a roll very early in his innings! Slower ball on a length .outside off. Hardik sits deep in his crease and plunders this over wide long off!\nHazlewood to Hardik, 1 wide .banged into the track outside off and this balloons over the batter's head. Left alone by .Hardik and called a wide\nHazlewood to Hardik, FOUR runs .Hazlewood is travelling now! Back of a length just outside off. Hardik gets on top of the .bounce, peels the outer cover off the ball and knifes it between backward point and .short third!\nHazlewood to Hardik, no run .nails the wide yorker to cap off the over. Hardik cannot jam down on it and the ball .sneaks under the toe-end of the bat\nKrunal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .full just outside off. Tilak plants his front foot and drills it down the ground to long off .Krunal versus Hardik now. This game just keeps on delivering. A family affair!\nKrunal to Hardik, SIX runs .Hardik is batting like a man possessed! Slot ball wide outside off and Hardik goes after .it. Gets his hands through the ball nicely and clatters it a mile over wide long off!\nKrunal to Hardik, SIX runs .Hardik lands another massive blow on Krunal! Angled into the slot on leg stump. Hardik .works it out early, drops down to one knee and whacks it over deep square leg. Top-tier .stuff again! .Krunal pulls out of his run-up late. Perhaps undecided on what he wanted to bowl. Or .mind games?\nKrunal to Hardik, 1 wide .fired in way outside off. Beyond the tramlines and the umpire calls it a wide .You can cut the tension with a knife now\nKrunal to Hardik, 1 wide .speared in fuller but still outside the tramlines on the off side. Hardik shoulders arms .and Krunal will have to reload\nKrunal to Hardik, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Hardik waits for it and slaps it towards deep cover. Just a .single, and the Pandya brothers share a chat after the run is completed\nKrunal to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .on a length on leg stump. Tilak lets the ball come to him and tugs it between deep .backward square leg and deep mid wicket for a brace\nKrunal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .oh dear! Banged into the track outside leg. Tilak has a swipe at it and seems to miss it. .The umpire does not signal anything either. Did that hit the back of the bat then as Tilak .swung at it? Might have\nBhuvneshwar to Tilak Varma, no run .short and wide outside off. Tilak swishes himself off his feet and only connects with .fresh air. Touch-and-go on the wide, and the umpire is happy with it\nBhuvneshwar to Tilak Varma, 1 run .into the blockhole on off. Tilak jams down on it and squeezes it out towards long on\nBhuvneshwar to Hardik, no run .sizzling yorker tailing into leg stump. Hardik is a little late to bring his bat down and .chunks it off the inside edge into his boot .Bhuvneshwar has bowled a superb over so far\nBhuvneshwar to Hardik, 1 run .another excellent yorker on leg stump. Hardik cannot get under it and digs it out .towards long on\nBhuvneshwar to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .a crack off the bat, and that has flown all the way! Back of a length, slanted well across .the batter outside off. Tilak, though, fetches it and because his back knee is bent, he .gets under it too, shoveling it over deep mid wicket!\nBhuvneshwar to Tilak Varma, 1 wide .well well, not sure how to describe that! Back of a length ball a mile outside off. Tilak .initially shapes for the scoop and then changes his shot mid-way. Tries the cut in the .end and misses. Called a wide as well\nBhuvneshwar to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .watch out, umpire! Bhuvneshwar misses the yorker by a smidgen just outside off. Tilak .tees it up and bludgeons it back past the bowler. The umpire had to duck for cover too! .Time for a pause. The final time-out of this game. MI come into it with all the .momentum, but RCB still have runs on the board. Hazlewood has an over left, as do .Bhuvneshwar and Dayal. There is one over of spin too. Who bowls that? Will it be Krunal, .will it be Livingstone, or someone more left-field like David?\nYash Dayal to Hardik, 1 run .full toss on leg stump. Hardik opens up his stance and tugs it all along the ground .towards long on\nYash Dayal to Tilak Varma, no run .slow and short outside off, and this just does not arrive. Tilak plays three strokes in his .head and then misses with his fourth and actual attempt, which was a square cut. That .was bowled at 106kph\nYash Dayal to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .very full outside off. Tilak sits deep in his crease and powers it towards sweeper cover. .Krunal puts in the dive and saves two, but might have done himself some mischief\nYash Dayal to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .another slower bumper outside off that just does not arrive. Tilak holds his shape much .better on this occasion and swats it towards deep mid wicket. Brings up his fifty and .after what happened in Lucknow, this has been a stunning knock!\nYash Dayal to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .kaboom! Tilak reads that like the morning daily and clobbers it! The length is not great .either, sitting up outside off. Tilak has all the time in the world to dump it into the stands .over wide long on! .A change of ball is in order. Tilak and Hardik might well have smashed it out of shape. .41 off 19\nYash Dayal to Tilak Varma, no run .brilliant yorker to end the over, slanting into leg stump. Tilak plays all around it and the .ball skims the pad on its way through to the keeper. Top ball to end the over!\nBhuvneshwar to Hardik, 2 runs .zipped in full on middle and leg. Hardik plants his front foot and tugs it enough to long .on's right for a couple of runs\nBhuvneshwar to Hardik, FOUR runs .flayed away for four! What a shot that is! Misses the yorker by probably a few .centimetres and pays the price. Hardik slices at it and sends the ball racing to the deep .point fence!\nBhuvneshwar to Hardik, 1 run .low full toss angling into the pads. Hardik cannot get under it and squeezes it out to .deep square leg\nBhuvneshwar to Tilak Varma, OUT .Tilak falls trying to further up the ante, and RCB have broken this partnership! Slower .delivery dug into the track outside off. Tilak tries to crash it over point but the lack of .pace does for him. Gets under it too much and Salt, running in from sweeper cover, .makes no mistake at all. Tilak walks off for a blazing 56, but he falls just short of getting .the job done! .Tilak Varma c Salt b Kumar 56 (29b 4x4 4x6 45m) SR: 193.1\nBhuvneshwar to Naman Dhir, SIX runs .hold the pose, Naman Dhir! This is a shot and then some. Slot ball on middle and off. .Dhir shows the maker's name and crrrrrrrrrunnnnnnchhhhhesssss it over the bowler's .head!\nBhuvneshwar to Naman Dhir, no run .right up in the blockhole on middle and off, and that is an excellent response. Dhir jams .down on it and digs it out towards the bowler\nHazlewood to Hardik, OUT .goes straight up and taken at deep mid wicket! Hazlewood rips open the game again, .and Mumbai Indians hearts sink! Cometh the hour, cometh Josh Hazlewood! Slanted in .very full on leg stump. Hardik looks to use his wrists to club it over wide long on. Gets a .little cramped for room and only gets elevation. No distance on it and Livingstone .accepts the offering with glee at deep mid wicket! .Hardik Pandya c Livingstone b Hazlewood 42 (15b 3x4 4x6 34m) SR: 280\nHazlewood to Santner, 1 run .full on the pads. Santner tucks it away towards deep backward square leg and Santner .gets off the mark. Also gets Dhir back on strike, more pertinently\nHazlewood to Naman Dhir, no run .cracking yorker outside off. Dhir is a little late to catch up with it and by the time his bat .comes down, the ball has whistled past the toe-end of his bat .27 off 9. MI feeling the pinch\nHazlewood to Naman Dhir, 1 run .another excellent full ball on middle and leg. Dhir cannot get under it and has to stay .content with a flicked single to long on\nHazlewood to Santner, SIX runs .inside-out and done with the grace of Brian Lara in his pomp! Oh my - this game .swings again! Low full toss outside off. Santner bends his back knee and then creams it .over extra cover!\nHazlewood to Santner, 1 run .low full toss on leg stump. Santner stoops down low and clinks it towards long on. Just .a single, and that means Santner will be on strike for the start of the 20th\nKrunal to Santner, OUT .straight to long off, and Krunal takes Santner out off the first ball of the 20th! Fired .across the batter, full and wide. Santner gets under it but does not get under it enough. .Flat as an arrow but David, stood like a tree at long off, clasps that between his giant .palms. MI lose another, and they lurch further into trouble. RCB, on the other hand, can .sense it. They can almost touch that previously-elusive win at the Wankhede! .Mitchell Santner c David b Pandya 8 (4b 0x4 1x6 5m) SR: 200\nKrunal to Chahar, OUT .oh, what a piece of fielding on the fence, and this is a moment of pure fielding magic .right when RCB wanted it! Tests Chahar out with a bouncer first up. Chahar has a .massive mow across the line and heaves it towards deep mid wicket. Salt runs around .and then takes it over his head, while also being airborne. Soon realizes that he might .step onto the ropes and parries it to David, who has followed up and completes the .catch. Wow, this is some bowling and fielding under pressure! .Deepak Chahar c David b Pandya 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nKrunal to Boult, 1 wide .oh dear - Krunal has bowled a wide! You have got to be kidding me! Slanted in full but .also down leg. Boult falls over trying to access it but does not lift his back foot. Called a .wide .18 off 4\nKrunal to Boult, 1 run .short ball on leg stump. Boult gets inside the line and swipes it all along the ground to .deep backward square leg. Over to you, Naman Dhir! .Right. Naman Dhir on strike. 17 off 3. Three sixes, and MI will be home. Two sixes and a .four, and we will go into...well, you know that already! .Krunal and RCB taking a long time to get this right\nKrunal to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .edged and four! Naman Dhir keeps MI breathing and they are alive by the barest of .margins! Full and wide outside off. Dhir throws the kitchen sink at it and slices it over .short third! .Two sixes needed for MI to take this into a Super Over\nKrunal to Naman Dhir, OUT .taken on the fence, and Krunal roars in delight at what used to once be his home .ground! Mumbai Indians now on the brink, and RCB on the verge of their third win in .four games! Low full toss on leg stump. Dhir has no option but to swing at it. Gets it all .wrong, though, and the ball loops up off the top edge towards deep backward square .leg. Dayal does the rest, and Krunal is over the moon, as are the rest of his teammates. .MI, meanwhile, crestfallen! .Naman Dhir c Yash Dayal b Pandya 11 (6b 1x4 1x6 15m) SR: 183.33\nKrunal to Bumrah, no run .history for RCB! They conquered the Eden Gardens, they conquered Chepauk, and they .have now gunned down the five-time champions at the Wankhede Stadium! A tense, .tense finish, and the Mumbai Indians, having come so close yet again, fall short - that .too in front of their fans, and to a team they had never lost to (at this venue) for almost .a decade! This is slower and fuller on leg stump. Bumrah swings for the hills and .misses. Gets rapped on the pads and that will be it. Cue the celebrations from RCB. A .massive, massive win, and another statement of intent right at the start of the season. .Another tough loss to digest for MI, though, and they will, especially having been turned .over on their patch, be licking their wounds, long after this game is done! .Lots of credit must also go to RCB. They were under the pump, with the crowd egging .MI on and their batters on a rampage. When push came to shove, however, RCB held .their nerve, producing a sizzling display of death-bowling, which might have been touted .as a weakness prior to the start of the season. Bhuvneshwar, Dayal and Hazlewood all .did their job, before Krunal closed it out. A huge shoutout to Suyash as well, who may .have travelled in his final over, but played a big role as RCB squeezed MI, and as RCB .forced SKY into an uncharacteristic innings and then a fatal mistake.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs RCB, 20th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, no run edged and just short! Length ball in the channel and this swerves away beautifully. Rohit nibbles at it and fortunately for him, does so with soft hands. Lands just in front of slip\n Bhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs very full ball following Rohit outside leg. Having stepped down, Rohit takes it on the full and flicks it towards deep backward square leg. Dayal misfields, and that allows Rohit to get back for two\n Bhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, no run fullish outside off. Rohit gets onto the front foot and defends\n Bhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Rohit lands his first blow! Back of a length, angling into middle and off. Rohit picks the length early, establishes a solid base and whips it over the deep square leg fence!\n Bhuvneshwar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run back of a length outside off. Moves away and Rohit uses that swing to cut it towards deep backward point Sampath tells me this will be the highest IPL run-chase at this venue and for the Rohit Sharma vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 69 RUNS 94 OUTS 1 SR 136.23 4s\/6s 9\/5\n Bhuvneshwar to Rickelton, FOUR runs Rickelton off the mark with a boundary too! Length on middle and leg, shaping into Rickelton. He presses forward and check-drives it past mid on!\n Yash Dayal to Rohit Sharma, no run back of a length, pitching on middle stump and then leaving the batter with the angle. Rohit has a long, hard look at it and shoulders arms With Rohit on strike, watch out for the in-swinger\n Yash Dayal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Rohit with another boundary! Length ball on the pads and that is easy pickings for Rohit. He picks it up and muscles it over mid wicket!\n Yash Dayal to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs ufff, that has raced to the fence like a tracer bullet! Back of a length outside off and this sits up to be hit. Rohit stands up tall on his toes and cracks it past extra cover!\n Yash Dayal to Rohit Sharma, OUT Dayal with a superb riposte, and leg stump has been flattened! Rohit, after those early fireworks, has to go, and Dayal is off on his celebratory run! Full and swinging into middle and leg. Rohit looks to go down the ground but does not account for it as much. Might have grazed the inside edge but the end result is that leg stump is out of its groove. Massive early wicket, and the Wankhede crowd has been stunned! \n Yash Dayal to Jacks, no run length ball swinging across the batter outside off. Jacks goes nibbling at it and sees the ball sneak past the outside edge\n Yash Dayal to Jacks, FOUR runs loose ball, and put away! Dayal goes for the magic ball, swinging into leg stump but errs too far down leg. Jacks gets the faintest of tickles and the ball hurtles away to the fine leg fence!\n Bhuvneshwar to Rickelton, no run oh! Full ball that starts on off and shapes back in nicely. Rickelton looks to drive and chunks it off the inside edge into his pads\n Bhuvneshwar to Rickelton, FOUR runs shot! Back of a length and offering width. Rickelton waits for it, gets his hands through the ball and crashes it to extra cover's left!\n Bhuvneshwar to Rickelton, FOUR runs that is another classy, classy stroke! On a length but the width is the problem again. Rickelton leans into the drive and caresses it between extra cover and cover point!\n Bhuvneshwar to Rickelton, no run back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton lets the ball arrive before tucking it off his pads towards mid wicket \n Bhuvneshwar to Rickelton, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton tips it to mid on and calls for the single early. Makes it comfortably enough in the end\n Bhuvneshwar to Jacks, no run pushed in on a length just outside off. Jacks gets a half stride in and plays it back towards the bowler\n Hazlewood to Rickelton, no run full just outside off. Rickelton gets onto the front foot and stabs it towards cover point. Just a hint of movement away\n Hazlewood to Rickelton, no run length just outside off. Rickelton presses half forward, stays on top of the bounce and taps it towards cover point\n Hazlewood to Rickelton, FOUR runs short, wide and Rickelton cashes in! A nothing short of delivery. Neither short to trouble Rickelton, nor close enough to make him play a risky stroke. He frees his arms and pummels it past extra cover!\n Hazlewood to Rickelton, OUT massive lbw shout, but the umpire says no! Was there bat involved? RCB deliberate and then they go upstairs! Length ball that may or may not have pitched in line with leg stump. Continues on with the angle and seems to rap Rickelton on the back leg as he misses his swish across the line. There is a gap between bat and ball, and this could be very close now. Pitching in line, impact in line and the ball is going on to hit middle and off stump. Rickelton has to go, and that is an excellent review by RCB! \n Hazlewood to Suryakumar, no run full just outside off. SKY gets onto the front foot and drives it straight to mid off\n Hazlewood to Suryakumar, no run slanted in full just outside off. SKY presses forward and pokes it down the ground towards mid on\n Yash Dayal to Jacks, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Jacks punches it towards mid off and scampers across to the other end Re: the Rickelton dismissal, Jitesh was the one who instigated the review and he was spot-on with regards to where the ball pitch\n Yash Dayal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs SKY is off the mark! Back of a length on leg stump. SKY lets the ball come to him and then uses the pace to clip it past mid wicket!\n Yash Dayal to Suryakumar, no run back of a length on middle and off. SKY rises with the bounce and stabs it towards mid off\n Yash Dayal to Suryakumar, 1 run hard length on the stumps. SKY punches it towards the bowler, who gets his left hand to it but cannot stop it clean, allowing a single\n Yash Dayal to Jacks, 2 runs slower ball on a full length on the pads. Jacks flicks it uppishly towards deep backward square leg and saunters back for two\n Yash Dayal to Jacks, SIX runs stand and deliver! A touch on the shorter side outside off and once Jacks picks the length, this becomes a hit-me ball. He stands tall and whacks it over mid on!\n Hazlewood to Suryakumar, no run back of a length just outside off. SKY gets up on his toes and jabs it back at the bowler, who gets a hand to it\n Hazlewood to Suryakumar, no run hard length just outside off. No room to work with for SKY and he stabs it straight to mid off SKY is 5 off 7 and might look for a release shot soon\n Hazlewood to Suryakumar, no run hard length again, in and around off stump. SKY has a wild swipe across the line and only connects with fresh air. That was not far away from the stumps either Suryakumar Yadav vs Josh Hazlewood BALLS 16 RUNS 26 OUTS 1 SR 162.50 4s\/6s 3\/2\n Hazlewood to Suryakumar, no run sharp bumper just outside off. Climbs off the surface and gets big on SKY as he looks to upper-cut it. Beaten for pace there Something could give soon...\n Hazlewood to Suryakumar, 1 run very full on leg stump. SKY digs it out towards mid on and canters across to the other end\n Hazlewood to Jacks, 1 run back of a length on off. Jacks gets behind the line and works it enough to mid wicket's left to keep strike\n Suyash Sharma to Jacks, 1 run back of a length outside off. Jacks goes back and knocks it back past the bowler for a single\n Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run just short! Half-tracker outside off. SKY throws his hands at it and nearly slices it straight to backward point. Lucky that landed just in front of Krunal\n Suyash Sharma to Jacks, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Jacks hangs back and pokes it towards long on\n Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar, no run huge, huge shout for a caught-behind, but the umpire is unmoved again! And RCB review just in the nick of time! Fizzed in on a length outside off. SKY looks for that trademark sweep of his and seems to miss it. There is a noise as the ball passes the bat, although that could have been off the back pocket too. Replays come up, and the ball has missed the bat, with the ball flicking the back thigh. The impact, in lbw terms, is also well outside the line and RCB lose a review!\n Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Skids onto the batter and SKY hacks it towards deep mid wicket\n Suyash Sharma to Jacks, 1 run short and wide outside off. Jacks gets onto the back foot and cuts it towards deep point\n Krunal to Jacks, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Jacks backs away and jabs it towards sweeper cover\n Krunal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs what timing! Back of a length just outside leg. SKY gives himself room early and with a straight bat, thumps it past long on!\n Krunal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs lovely, lovely batting! Fired in on a length on middle and off. SKY steps outside leg again and despite the ball sticking a little, he goes through with the shot, caressing it over extra cover!\n Krunal to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length on the pads. SKY helps it round the corner towards deep backward square leg\n Krunal to Jacks, FOUR runs splits the field perfectly! Pushed in on a back of a length on middle and off. Jacks unfurls the reverse and places it adeptly between backward point and short third!\n Krunal to Jacks, no run back of a length on middle and off. Grips a touch in the surface and straightens. Jacks gets squared up and prods it towards extra cover\n Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar, no run fizzed in on a length just outside off. Spins away a smidgen and that takes it past SKY's swipe. He was looking for that favoured sweep of his again\n Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar, FOUR runs the good'ol slog does on this occasion! Fired in fuller just outside off. SKY gets down on one knee and drags it, finding the gap to deep backward square leg's left!\n Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar, no run leg-spinner on a length outside off. SKY has another hack across the line, while being down on one knee, and only swats away a few flies Suyash has tied SKY down so far, despite that boundary earlier in the over\n Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar, 1 run length outside off. SKY gets down on the sweep again and clinks it towards deep mid wicket\n Suyash Sharma to Jacks, no run oh! Back of a length in and around off. Jacks opens up his stance and has a huge mow across the line. Jams it off the inside edge into his body\n Suyash Sharma to Jacks, no run another swing and miss! Thrown up full and wide, and Jacks cannot get a hold of this. Tries to go leg-side and the purchase off the surface is enough to beat him\n Krunal to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length, following the batter outside leg. SKY works it towards deep mid wicket\n Krunal to Jacks, no run Jitesh is very interested in the stumping, and we go upstairs! Darted in very full outside off, perhaps pre-empting the reverse. Jacks cannot make contact and then there is a small moment where he seems to over-balance. Did he lift his back foot, and did Jitesh whip off the bails at precisely that moment? The back foot did come up, but Jitesh could not take the bails off in time!\n Krunal to Jacks, no run excellent wide yorker and Jacks is all at sea. Cannot jam down on it and that is yet another dot MI falling behind the game here Tilak Varma vs Krunal Pandya BALLS 11 RUNS 11 OUTS 0 SR 100.00 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Krunal to Jacks, OUT Krunal bowls the bouncer, and Jacks bites the dust! Proper bumper, bowled like a seamer and finishing on off stump. Jacks is taken by surprise and cannot get a hold of it. Tugs at it and spoons it towards deep backward square leg. Kohli makes no mistake and RCB have something to show for their middle-overs squeeze. That was bowled at 117kph, and MI are losing their way now! \n Krunal to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs oh, hello! Dragged down outside off and because Tilak does not pre-meditate, he can cash in. He hangs back and eases it between extra cover and cover!\n Krunal to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Tilak hangs back and squirts it off the inside edge into the on side\n Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run googly on a back of a length outside off. Tilak stays back and jabs it towards cover\n Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 wide slides this down leg. Tilak misses his sweep and once that happens, the umpire decides to indulge in some exercise\n Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run back of a length just outside leg. Skids onto Tilak and raps him on the pad much before his bat comes down Suyash is bowling a potentially game-winning spell here\n Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 leg bye fizzed in on a length just outside leg. Tilak looks for the sweep over short fine leg and misses. The ball scrapes the pad and rolls away behind square. Suyash was interested in the lbw but no one else really was\n Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar, no run shortish outside off. SKY sits deep in his crease and cuts it straight to backward point\n Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar, FOUR runs did that carry? That might have, and could go down as a missed chance! Floated up full on off. SKY gets down on one knee and sweeps it towards deep mid wicket. Krunal moves around to his right but then seems to lose it in the lights. Gets nowhere near the ball in the and, and it bobbles past him into the fence!\n Suyash Sharma to Suryakumar, no run back of a length just outside off. More skid off the surface and SKY can only jab it straight to backward point\n Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length outside off. Tilak gets up on his toes and slaps it towards extra cover. David snaps down sharply to his right and saves three\n Yash Dayal to Suryakumar, 1 run goes straight up, and RCB make an absolute hash of it! Oh dear! Slower ball on a length on middle and off. SKY has a swipe across the line and gets a big leading edge. The ball touches the moon and comes back and when it does, Jitesh and Dayal, going for the same catch, contrive to grass it. That should have been a straightforward chance, but Dayal ran in circles, and Jitesh took it off Dayal's hands in the end! The physio is out to check on both the players. Dayal seems to be limping a little but he will solider on\n Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, no run full outside off. Tilak throws his hands at it and driills it towards extra cover. Another dot\n Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, SIX runs oh my goodness - that is a shot and a half! Slower ball on a length wide outside off. Tilak waits for it and then lays into it, smashing it flat over the deep cover fence!\n Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, 1 run hard length outside off. Skids onto Tilak and he hacks it towards long off\n Yash Dayal to Suryakumar, OUT SKY with another miscue, and this time RCB make no mistake whatsoever! Slower ball hung up on a length wide outside off. SKY skips down the track and looks to go inside out. Cuts across it too much and that brings Salt into play at mid off. He back-pedals, keeps his eyes on the ball and pouches it. Dayal is off on his celebratory run again and nearly runs straight to Marine Drive. He is pumped. RCB are pumped too. MI, staring down the barrel! \n Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, no run floated up full and wide. Tilak looks for the inside-out drive but cloths it right off the toe-end. Straight to extra cover too\n Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, SIX runs kaboom! Tilak lands a blow! On a length just outside off. Tilak gets down on one knee early and clubs it over the wide long on fence!\n Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs gorgeous batting! Thrown up full and wide, and now, Tilak is sweating on it. Excellent extension of the arms and he crashes it over cover!\n Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, 2 runs fired in full just outside leg. Tilak gets down on one knee and sweeps it fiercely towards deep backward square leg. Back for a brace\n Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs Tilak well and truly on the charge now! Given a bit of air on a length outside off. Tilak picks the googly early and reverse-sweeps it with aplomb over short third!\n Suyash Sharma to Tilak Varma, 1 run darted in on a length on midle and off. Tilak goes deep into his crease and nudges it towards deep mid wicket 17 off that over and that is just a little over what MI need to do each over from now until the end....\n Hazlewood to Tilak Varma, 1 run hard length on middle and leg. Skips off the surface and Tilak is late on the pull, shanking it into the square leg region for a single\n Hazlewood to Hardik, SIX runs oh, hello! Oh, hello! Back of a length on middle and off. Hardik stands up tall, opens up his front hip and smears it over wide long on!\n Hazlewood to Hardik, FOUR runs follows up the six with a four! Off-pace on a back of a length on off. Hardik picks the slower one just in time and heaves it between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg!\n Hazlewood to Hardik, SIX runs oh my goodness! Hardik is on a roll very early in his innings! Slower ball on a length outside off. Hardik sits deep in his crease and plunders this over wide long off!\n Hazlewood to Hardik, 1 wide banged into the track outside off and this balloons over the batter's head. Left alone by Hardik and called a wide\n Hazlewood to Hardik, FOUR runs Hazlewood is travelling now! Back of a length just outside off. Hardik gets on top of the bounce, peels the outer cover off the ball and knifes it between backward point and short third!\n Hazlewood to Hardik, no run nails the wide yorker to cap off the over. Hardik cannot jam down on it and the ball sneaks under the toe-end of the bat\n Krunal to Tilak Varma, 1 run full just outside off. Tilak plants his front foot and drills it down the ground to long off Krunal versus Hardik now. This game just keeps on delivering. A family affair!\n Krunal to Hardik, SIX runs Hardik is batting like a man possessed! Slot ball wide outside off and Hardik goes after it. Gets his hands through the ball nicely and clatters it a mile over wide long off!\n Krunal to Hardik, SIX runs Hardik lands another massive blow on Krunal! Angled into the slot on leg stump. Hardik works it out early, drops down to one knee and whacks it over deep square leg. Top-tier stuff again! Krunal pulls out of his run-up late. Perhaps undecided on what he wanted to bowl. Or mind games?\n Krunal to Hardik, 1 wide fired in way outside off. Beyond the tramlines and the umpire calls it a wide You can cut the tension with a knife now\n Krunal to Hardik, 1 wide speared in fuller but still outside the tramlines on the off side. Hardik shoulders arms and Krunal will have to reload\n Krunal to Hardik, 1 run short and wide outside off. Hardik waits for it and slaps it towards deep cover. Just a single, and the Pandya brothers share a chat after the run is completed\n Krunal to Tilak Varma, 2 runs on a length on leg stump. Tilak lets the ball come to him and tugs it between deep backward square leg and deep mid wicket for a brace\n Krunal to Tilak Varma, 1 run oh dear! Banged into the track outside leg. Tilak has a swipe at it and seems to miss it. The umpire does not signal anything either. Did that hit the back of the bat then as Tilak swung at it? Might have\n Bhuvneshwar to Tilak Varma, no run short and wide outside off. Tilak swishes himself off his feet and only connects with fresh air. Touch-and-go on the wide, and the umpire is happy with it\n Bhuvneshwar to Tilak Varma, 1 run into the blockhole on off. Tilak jams down on it and squeezes it out towards long on\n Bhuvneshwar to Hardik, no run sizzling yorker tailing into leg stump. Hardik is a little late to bring his bat down and chunks it off the inside edge into his boot Bhuvneshwar has bowled a superb over so far\n Bhuvneshwar to Hardik, 1 run another excellent yorker on leg stump. Hardik cannot get under it and digs it out towards long on\n Bhuvneshwar to Tilak Varma, SIX runs a crack off the bat, and that has flown all the way! Back of a length, slanted well across the batter outside off. Tilak, though, fetches it and because his back knee is bent, he gets under it too, shoveling it over deep mid wicket!\n Bhuvneshwar to Tilak Varma, 1 wide well well, not sure how to describe that! Back of a length ball a mile outside off. Tilak initially shapes for the scoop and then changes his shot mid-way. Tries the cut in the end and misses. Called a wide as well\n Bhuvneshwar to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs watch out, umpire! Bhuvneshwar misses the yorker by a smidgen just outside off. Tilak tees it up and bludgeons it back past the bowler. The umpire had to duck for cover too! Time for a pause. The final time-out of this game. MI come into it with all the momentum, but RCB still have runs on the board. Hazlewood has an over left, as do Bhuvneshwar and Dayal. There is one over of spin too. Who bowls that? Will it be Krunal, will it be Livingstone, or someone more left-field like David?\n Yash Dayal to Hardik, 1 run full toss on leg stump. Hardik opens up his stance and tugs it all along the ground towards long on\n Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, no run slow and short outside off, and this just does not arrive. Tilak plays three strokes in his head and then misses with his fourth and actual attempt, which was a square cut. That was bowled at 106kph\n Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, 2 runs very full outside off. Tilak sits deep in his crease and powers it towards sweeper cover. Krunal puts in the dive and saves two, but might have done himself some mischief\n Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, 2 runs another slower bumper outside off that just does not arrive. Tilak holds his shape much better on this occasion and swats it towards deep mid wicket. Brings up his fifty and after what happened in Lucknow, this has been a stunning knock!\n Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, SIX runs kaboom! Tilak reads that like the morning daily and clobbers it! The length is not great either, sitting up outside off. Tilak has all the time in the world to dump it into the stands over wide long on! A change of ball is in order. Tilak and Hardik might well have smashed it out of shape. 41 off 19\n Yash Dayal to Tilak Varma, no run brilliant yorker to end the over, slanting into leg stump. Tilak plays all around it and the ball skims the pad on its way through to the keeper. Top ball to end the over!\n Bhuvneshwar to Hardik, 2 runs zipped in full on middle and leg. Hardik plants his front foot and tugs it enough to long on's right for a couple of runs\n Bhuvneshwar to Hardik, FOUR runs flayed away for four! What a shot that is! Misses the yorker by probably a few centimetres and pays the price. Hardik slices at it and sends the ball racing to the deep point fence!\n Bhuvneshwar to Hardik, 1 run low full toss angling into the pads. Hardik cannot get under it and squeezes it out to deep square leg\n Bhuvneshwar to Tilak Varma, OUT Tilak falls trying to further up the ante, and RCB have broken this partnership! Slower delivery dug into the track outside off. Tilak tries to crash it over point but the lack of pace does for him. Gets under it too much and Salt, running in from sweeper cover, makes no mistake at all. Tilak walks off for a blazing 56, but he falls just short of getting the job done! \n Bhuvneshwar to Naman Dhir, SIX runs hold the pose, Naman Dhir! This is a shot and then some. Slot ball on middle and off. Dhir shows the maker's name and crrrrrrrrrunnnnnnchhhhhesssss it over the bowler's head!\n Bhuvneshwar to Naman Dhir, no run right up in the blockhole on middle and off, and that is an excellent response. Dhir jams down on it and digs it out towards the bowler\n Hazlewood to Hardik, OUT goes straight up and taken at deep mid wicket! Hazlewood rips open the game again, and Mumbai Indians hearts sink! Cometh the hour, cometh Josh Hazlewood! Slanted in very full on leg stump. Hardik looks to use his wrists to club it over wide long on. Gets a little cramped for room and only gets elevation. No distance on it and Livingstone accepts the offering with glee at deep mid wicket! \n Hazlewood to Santner, 1 run full on the pads. Santner tucks it away towards deep backward square leg and Santner gets off the mark. Also gets Dhir back on strike, more pertinently\n Hazlewood to Naman Dhir, no run cracking yorker outside off. Dhir is a little late to catch up with it and by the time his bat comes down, the ball has whistled past the toe-end of his bat 27 off 9. MI feeling the pinch\n Hazlewood to Naman Dhir, 1 run another excellent full ball on middle and leg. Dhir cannot get under it and has to stay content with a flicked single to long on\n Hazlewood to Santner, SIX runs inside-out and done with the grace of Brian Lara in his pomp! Oh my - this game swings again! Low full toss outside off. Santner bends his back knee and then creams it over extra cover!\n Hazlewood to Santner, 1 run low full toss on leg stump. Santner stoops down low and clinks it towards long on. Just a single, and that means Santner will be on strike for the start of the 20th\n Krunal to Santner, OUT straight to long off, and Krunal takes Santner out off the first ball of the 20th! Fired across the batter, full and wide. Santner gets under it but does not get under it enough. Flat as an arrow but David, stood like a tree at long off, clasps that between his giant palms. MI lose another, and they lurch further into trouble. RCB, on the other hand, can sense it. They can almost touch that previously-elusive win at the Wankhede! \n Krunal to Chahar, OUT oh, what a piece of fielding on the fence, and this is a moment of pure fielding magic right when RCB wanted it! Tests Chahar out with a bouncer first up. Chahar has a massive mow across the line and heaves it towards deep mid wicket. Salt runs around and then takes it over his head, while also being airborne. Soon realizes that he might step onto the ropes and parries it to David, who has followed up and completes the catch. Wow, this is some bowling and fielding under pressure! \n Krunal to Boult, 1 wide oh dear - Krunal has bowled a wide! You have got to be kidding me! Slanted in full but also down leg. Boult falls over trying to access it but does not lift his back foot. Called a wide 18 off 4\n Krunal to Boult, 1 run short ball on leg stump. Boult gets inside the line and swipes it all along the ground to deep backward square leg. Over to you, Naman Dhir! Right. Naman Dhir on strike. 17 off 3. Three sixes, and MI will be home. Two sixes and a four, and we will go into...well, you know that already! Krunal and RCB taking a long time to get this right\n Krunal to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs edged and four! Naman Dhir keeps MI breathing and they are alive by the barest of margins! Full and wide outside off. Dhir throws the kitchen sink at it and slices it over short third! Two sixes needed for MI to take this into a Super Over\n Krunal to Naman Dhir, OUT taken on the fence, and Krunal roars in delight at what used to once be his home ground! Mumbai Indians now on the brink, and RCB on the verge of their third win in four games! Low full toss on leg stump. Dhir has no option but to swing at it. Gets it all wrong, though, and the ball loops up off the top edge towards deep backward square leg. Dayal does the rest, and Krunal is over the moon, as are the rest of his teammates. MI, meanwhile, crestfallen! \n Krunal to Bumrah, no run history for RCB! They conquered the Eden Gardens, they conquered Chepauk, and they have now gunned down the five-time champions at the Wankhede Stadium! A tense, tense finish, and the Mumbai Indians, having come so close yet again, fall short - that a decade! This is slower and fuller on leg stump. Bumrah swings for the hills and misses. Gets rapped on the pads and that will be it. Cue the celebrations from RCB. A massive, massive win, and another statement of intent right at the start of the season. Another tough loss to digest for MI, though, and they will, especially having been turned over on their patch, be licking their wounds, long after this game is done! Lots of credit must also go to RCB. They were under the pump, with the crowd egging MI on and their batters on a rampage. When push came to shove, however, RCB held their nerve, producing a sizzling display of death-bowling, which might have been touted as a weakness prior to the start of the season. Bhuvneshwar, Dayal and Hazlewood all did their job, before Krunal closed it out. A huge shoutout to Suyash as well, who may have travelled in his final over, but played a big role as RCB squeezed MI, and as RCB forced SKY into an uncharacteristic innings and then a fatal mistake.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Boult","Bumrah","Chahar","Hardik","Jacks","Naman Dhir","Rickelton","Rohit Sharma","Santner","Suryakumar","Tilak Varma"],"Runs":[1.0,0.0,0.0,42.0,22.0,11.0,17.0,17.0,8.0,28.0,56.0],"Balls_Faced":[1,1,1,15,18,6,10,9,4,26,29],"Fours":[0,0,0,3,2,1,4,2,0,5,4],"Sixes":[0,0,0,4,1,1,0,1,1,0,4],"S\/R":[100.0,0.0,0.0,280.0,122.22,183.33,170.0,188.89,200.0,107.69,193.1],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c David b Pandya","c Livingstone b Hazlewood","c Kohli b Pandya","c Yash Dayal b Pandya","lbw b Hazlewood","b Yash Dayal","c David b Pandya","c Livingstone b Yash Dayal","c Salt b Kumar"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Hazlewood","Krunal","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[24,24,24,24,24],"Runs_Given":[48.0,37.0,45.0,32.0,46.0],"Wickets":[1,2,4,0,2],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Jaiswal, 1 run .short of a length slanting across the left-hander, Jaiswal stays back and cuts hard to .deep third\nSiraj to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide .short of a length down leg side, too far away for Suryavanshi to make contact with the .glance\nSiraj to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide .sprays it far outside off this time, Suryavanshi tries to reach it but it's too wide\nSiraj to V Suryavanshi, no run .short of a length and much straighter, with serious bounce, squares up the batter and .beats him with the zip across the left-hander\nSiraj to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .massive hit down the ground, just pressed forward and swung through the line to .smash the length ball high and far over the straight boundary .See all photos\nSiraj to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .punched off the back foot to mid off where a fumble allows the single, that was in the .air and Prasidh tried to reach it with the slide but couldn't stop it cleanly\nSiraj to Jaiswal, 1 run .short and wide outside off, Jaiswal frees his arms and cuts hard to deep point\nSiraj to V Suryavanshi, no run .Siraj bounces the 14-year old, Suryavanshi tries to upper cut but misses\nIshant Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run .dropped by Buttler! I'm not sure that was his catch. Jaiswal tried to pull but skied the .ball high in the air off the top edge, it flew miles in the air towards point, Buttler called .for it and covered a lot of ground to get to the ball well in time but them dropped it as it .swirled away from him. The fielder at point would have had much less ground to make .to reach that catch. Buttler covered 21 metres to get there .See all photos\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .played into the off side for a single\nIshant Sharma to Jaiswal, no run .good length outside off, lets it go\nIshant Sharma to Jaiswal, no run .good length and straight, Jaiswal defends from his crease\nIshant Sharma to Jaiswal, no run .Jaiswal backs away to try and bash a good length ball through cover but can't pierce the .infield\nIshant Sharma to Jaiswal, SIX runs .how far has that gone? Length ball on a wicket to wicket line, Jaiswal clears his front leg .and simply slams it, hitting the ball on the the roof of a structure beyond the wide long- .on boundary\nSiraj to V Suryavanshi, no run .tries to push a short of a length ball angling across him from over the wicket on the off .side but gets an inside edge on to his pads\nSiraj to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .short of a length at the body, Suryavanshi swivels and pulls the ball towards deep .square leg, did not time that well\nSiraj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .has that gone all the way? No, just bounced inside the long-on boundary. Siraj banged it .in short and Jaiswal responded with a flat-batted pull off the back foot\nSiraj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .Siraj goes fuller with his length outside off and Jaiswal smashes it flat and hard over .the head of the fielder at mid off\nSiraj to Jaiswal, no run .full ball on the pads, Jaiswal tries to swings it away to long leg but misses and gets hit .on the pad, Buttler moves to his right and dives to save the boundary\nSiraj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .too full on the pads from Siraj and Jaiswal flicks it powerfully into the gap on the deep .midwicket boundary\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .how about that from the 14-year old! Moves back and across to a short ball and hooks it .over the square leg boundary\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .Ishant Sharma has been smashed into the first tier beyond the midwicket boundary! .Tremendous hitting. The ball was too full this time and he just launched it miles with a .wristy flick\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .in the air and just over the fielder Siraj running back from mid off. Suryavanshi came .down the pitch and was met with a short of a length delivery, he checked his shot but .checked it well enough to clear the fielder and run to the boundary\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, no run .short of a length slanting across the left-hander outside off, tries to cut and misses\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .this kid is giving it everything tonight, swings his bat so hard that the outside edge .carries all the way over the third man boundary, he was aiming to send that length ball .over the leg side\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide .sprays it extremely wide outside off stump from over the wicket\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide .another wide outside off, Ishant shortened his length but the line too extreme ...he's .trying to stay away from the batter's swinging arc\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .and again! A one-bounce four this time to deep third. Suryavanshi aims for the leg side .with a mighty swing, Ishant keeps the ball wide outside off and it pings of the thick edge .of his bat ... 28 runs off that over, Ishant's most expensive in IPL history\nSundar to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .the runs keep coming for RR, Jaiswal backs away and slaps the ball through the covers\nSundar to Jaiswal, 1 run .played down to long on for a single\nSundar to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .too short from Sundar from around the wicket to the left-hander, Suryavanshi rocks .back and pulls the ball over the deep square leg boundary, he's hitting the ball into the .stands. This is breathtaking to watch\nSundar to V Suryavanshi, no run .mis-times a slog over the leg side to square leg\nSundar to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .another one, this time over long leg, Sundar pitches too short and strays down leg, .Suryavanshi uses the angle and just hammers it\nSundar to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .a half-century off 17 balls for the 14-year old Suryavanshi, the fastest fifty of the .season. What are we witnessing tonight? He gets there by playing a lofted drive over .cover. RR are going at 16 an over the the powerplay.\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, 1 run .short of a length outside off, slashed down to third man, giving Siraj work to do\nPrasidh to V Suryavanshi, no run .Suryavanshi aims to slog down the ground but the length is too short and the ball zips .past him from around the wicket\nPrasidh to V Suryavanshi, no run .charges down the pitch and slogs a bit wildly, gets beaten by the bouncer\nPrasidh to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .deft this time, stays back in his crease and opens the face to steer to deep third, where .the fielder is placed quite fine\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .worked off the pads behind square, uses the angle into him from around the wicket to .help it along to the fine leg boundary\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, no run .punched off the back foot into the off side, RR have knocked 87 runs off their target .inside the powerplay, as far as starts go, this is near perfect\nRashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, no run .huge appeal for lbw first ball, umpire says not out after Suryavanshi misses the hoick .towards leg and gets hit on the pad. GT are asking for a review. He was hit on the back .thigh, with his knee bent. No inside edge but ball tracking shows the ball pitching .outside leg, so it stays not out\nRashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 leg bye .steps out and slogs towards the leg side, misses and gets hit on the thigh again for a .leg bye\nRashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run .goes back and works the ball off the pads through square leg\nRashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .gets down on one knee and slogs the ball over square leg, does not time it well, he's just .going for everything even against Rashid\nRashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run .played to deep midwicket for a single\nRashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, no run .gets hit on the back leg by a skiddy delivery after missing the whip off the back foot, but .that too pitched outside leg, Rashid restores some normalcy to the innings with a four- .run over\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, no run .good length outside off from around the wicket, beats Jaiswal's cut shot on the back .foot\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .banged in short, the bouncer at Jaiswal's head, he bends his knees and uses his bat as .a ramp to launch the ball high over the keeper's head\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .short of a length and down leg this time, Jaiswal gets inside the line and swivels to pull .the ball past the keeper for four more\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, 2 runs .outside off with the line this time, cut off the back foot to deep backward point, RR are .already past 100!\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, 1 run .nudged off the pads through square leg and they sprint the single but decide against the .second\nPrasidh to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .oh my goodness, stand and deliver stuff from Suryavanshi, clears his front foot towards .the leg side and launches a length ball clean over long-off, this is some unreal hitting on .show tonight, shot of the innings for me\nRashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run .hit off the back foot to long off\nRashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, no run .pinned on the back foot again by Rashid, who is keeping the ball flat and skiddy . .Rashid Khan in IPL, 2025 .INNS .9 .WKTS .6 .ECON .9.11 .AVE .47.83 .BEST .2\/25\nRashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .take evasive action Rashid Khan! That was fuller and Suryavanshi drove hit hard and flat .and straight just past the bowler\nRashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .gets down on one knee and lofts the ball behind square leg . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Rashid Khan .BALLS .12 .RUNS .16 .OUTS .1 .SR .133.33 .4s\/6s .3\/0\nRashid Khan to Jaiswal, no run .tries to work the ball off the pads but misses, appeal for lbw but that was pitching .outside leg\nRashid Khan to Jaiswal, no run .looks to defend on the back foot on the off side but gets an inside edge towards leg\nKarim Janat to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .fetch that from the stands beyond square leg, welcome to the IPL Karim Janat! Too full .on the pads and Suryavanshi flicks with power. GT are worried, very worried . .Karim Janat Career stats in T20s .INNS .137 .WKTS .118 .ECON .7.83 .AVE .27.98 .BEST .5\/11\nKarim Janat to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .good length on middle, slightly slower too, he tries to smash that into oblivion on the leg .side but gets an outside edge that flies over deep point\nKarim Janat to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .full toss and smashed, swatted off his pads over deep square leg, on course for an .incredible hundred here ... stuff off dreams unfolding in Jaipur\nKarim Janat to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .short ball outside off, slashes and edges over the leaping Buttler for four more ... he's .giving every shot everything, as hard as he can, and the edges are paying off too\nKarim Janat to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .another full toss, another 100% shot and another boundary, driven hard and wide of long .off for four more\nKarim Janat to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .what on earth is going on in Jaipur, a slower one on a length and Suryavanshi hammers .it over deep midwicket to take 30 runs off the over, what a welcome for Karim Janat","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs GT, 47th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Jaiswal, 1 run short of a length slanting across the left-hander, Jaiswal stays back and cuts hard to deep third\n Siraj to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide short of a length down leg side, too far away for Suryavanshi to make contact with the glance\n Siraj to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide sprays it far outside off this time, Suryavanshi tries to reach it but it's too wide\n Siraj to V Suryavanshi, no run short of a length and much straighter, with serious bounce, squares up the batter and beats him with the zip across the left-hander\n Siraj to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs massive hit down the ground, just pressed forward and swung through the line to smash the length ball high and far over the straight boundary See all photos\n Siraj to V Suryavanshi, 1 run punched off the back foot to mid off where a fumble allows the single, that was in the air and Prasidh tried to reach it with the slide but couldn't stop it cleanly\n Siraj to Jaiswal, 1 run short and wide outside off, Jaiswal frees his arms and cuts hard to deep point\n Siraj to V Suryavanshi, no run Siraj bounces the 14-year old, Suryavanshi tries to upper cut but misses\n Ishant Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run dropped by Buttler! I'm not sure that was his catch. Jaiswal tried to pull but skied the ball high in the air off the top edge, it flew miles in the air towards point, Buttler called for it and covered a lot of ground to get to the ball well in time but them dropped it as it swirled away from him. The fielder at point would have had much less ground to make to reach that catch. Buttler covered 21 metres to get there See all photos\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, 1 run played into the off side for a single\n Ishant Sharma to Jaiswal, no run good length outside off, lets it go\n Ishant Sharma to Jaiswal, no run good length and straight, Jaiswal defends from his crease\n Ishant Sharma to Jaiswal, no run Jaiswal backs away to try and bash a good length ball through cover but can't pierce the infield\n Ishant Sharma to Jaiswal, SIX runs how far has that gone? Length ball on a wicket to wicket line, Jaiswal clears his front leg and simply slams it, hitting the ball on the the roof of a structure beyond the wide long-on boundary\n Siraj to V Suryavanshi, no run tries to push a short of a length ball angling across him from over the wicket on the off side but gets an inside edge on to his pads\n Siraj to V Suryavanshi, 1 run short of a length at the body, Suryavanshi swivels and pulls the ball towards deep square leg, did not time that well\n Siraj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs has that gone all the way? No, just bounced inside the long-on boundary. Siraj banged it in short and Jaiswal responded with a flat-batted pull off the back foot\n Siraj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs Siraj goes fuller with his length outside off and Jaiswal smashes it flat and hard over the head of the fielder at mid off\n Siraj to Jaiswal, no run full ball on the pads, Jaiswal tries to swings it away to long leg but misses and gets hit on the pad, Buttler moves to his right and dives to save the boundary\n Siraj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs too full on the pads from Siraj and Jaiswal flicks it powerfully into the gap on the deep midwicket boundary\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs how about that from the 14-year old! Moves back and across to a short ball and hooks it over the square leg boundary\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs Ishant Sharma has been smashed into the first tier beyond the midwicket boundary! Tremendous hitting. The ball was too full this time and he just launched it miles with a wristy flick\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs in the air and just over the fielder Siraj running back from mid off. Suryavanshi came down the pitch and was met with a short of a length delivery, he checked his shot but checked it well enough to clear the fielder and run to the boundary\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, no run short of a length slanting across the left-hander outside off, tries to cut and misses\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs this kid is giving it everything tonight, swings his bat so hard that the outside edge carries all the way over the third man boundary, he was aiming to send that length ball over the leg side\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide sprays it extremely wide outside off stump from over the wicket\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide another wide outside off, Ishant shortened his length but the line too extreme..he's trying to stay away from the batter's swinging arc\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs and again! A one-bounce four this time to deep third. Suryavanshi aims for the leg side with a mighty swing, Ishant keeps the ball wide outside off and it pings of the thick edge of his bat.. 28 runs off that over, Ishant's most expensive in IPL history\n Sundar to Jaiswal, FOUR runs the runs keep coming for RR, Jaiswal backs away and slaps the ball through the covers\n Sundar to Jaiswal, 1 run played down to long on for a single\n Sundar to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs too short from Sundar from around the wicket to the left-hander, Suryavanshi rocks back and pulls the ball over the deep square leg boundary, he's hitting the ball into the stands. This is breathtaking to watch\n Sundar to V Suryavanshi, no run mis-times a slog over the leg side to square leg\n Sundar to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs another one, this time over long leg, Sundar pitches too short and strays down leg, Suryavanshi uses the angle and just hammers it\n Sundar to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs a half-century off 17 balls for the 14-year old Suryavanshi, the fastest fifty of the season. What are we witnessing tonight? He gets there by playing a lofted drive over cover. RR are going at 16 an over the the powerplay.\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, 1 run short of a length outside off, slashed down to third man, giving Siraj work to do\n Prasidh to V Suryavanshi, no run Suryavanshi aims to slog down the ground but the length is too short and the ball zips past him from around the wicket\n Prasidh to V Suryavanshi, no run charges down the pitch and slogs a bit wildly, gets beaten by the bouncer\n Prasidh to V Suryavanshi, 1 run deft this time, stays back in his crease and opens the face to steer to deep third, where the fielder is placed quite fine\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, FOUR runs worked off the pads behind square, uses the angle into him from around the wicket to help it along to the fine leg boundary\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, no run punched off the back foot into the off side, RR have knocked 87 runs off their target inside the powerplay, as far as starts go, this is near perfect\n Rashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, no run huge appeal for lbw first ball, umpire says not out after Suryavanshi misses the hoick towards leg and gets hit on the pad. GT are asking for a review. He was hit on the back thigh, with his knee bent. No inside edge but ball tracking shows the ball pitching outside leg, so it stays not out\n Rashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 leg bye steps out and slogs towards the leg side, misses and gets hit on the thigh again for a leg bye\n Rashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run goes back and works the ball off the pads through square leg\n Rashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 run gets down on one knee and slogs the ball over square leg, does not time it well, he's just going for everything even against Rashid\n Rashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run played to deep midwicket for a single\n Rashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, no run gets hit on the back leg by a skiddy delivery after missing the whip off the back foot, but that too pitched outside leg, Rashid restores some normalcy to the innings with a four-run over\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, no run good length outside off from around the wicket, beats Jaiswal's cut shot on the back foot\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, FOUR runs banged in short, the bouncer at Jaiswal's head, he bends his knees and uses his bat as a ramp to launch the ball high over the keeper's head\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, FOUR runs short of a length and down leg this time, Jaiswal gets inside the line and swivels to pull the ball past the keeper for four more\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, 2 runs outside off with the line this time, cut off the back foot to deep backward point, RR are already past 100!\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, 1 run nudged off the pads through square leg and they sprint the single but decide against the second\n Prasidh to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs oh my goodness, stand and deliver stuff from Suryavanshi, clears his front foot towards the leg side and launches a length ball clean over long-off, this is some unreal hitting on show tonight, shot of the innings for me\n Rashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run hit off the back foot to long off\n Rashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, no run pinned on the back foot again by Rashid, who is keeping the ball flat and skiddy Rashid Khan in IPL, 2025 INNS 9 WKTS 6 ECON 9.11 AVE 47.83 BEST 2\/25\n Rashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs take evasive action Rashid Khan! That was fuller and Suryavanshi drove hit hard and flat and straight just past the bowler\n Rashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 run gets down on one knee and lofts the ball behind square leg Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Rashid Khan BALLS 12 RUNS 16 OUTS 1 SR 133.33 4s\/6s 3\/0\n Rashid Khan to Jaiswal, no run tries to work the ball off the pads but misses, appeal for lbw but that was pitching outside leg\n Rashid Khan to Jaiswal, no run looks to defend on the back foot on the off side but gets an inside edge towards leg\n Karim Janat to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs fetch that from the stands beyond square leg, welcome to the IPL Karim Janat! Too full on the pads and Suryavanshi flicks with power. GT are worried, very worried Karim Janat Career stats in T20s INNS 137 WKTS 118 ECON 7.83 AVE 27.98 BEST 5\/11\n Karim Janat to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs good length on middle, slightly slower too, he tries to smash that into oblivion on the leg side but gets an outside edge that flies over deep point\n Karim Janat to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs full toss and smashed, swatted off his pads over deep square leg, on course for an incredible hundred here.. stuff off dreams unfolding in Jaipur\n Karim Janat to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs short ball outside off, slashes and edges over the leaping Buttler for four more.. he's giving every shot everything, as hard as he can, and the edges are paying off too\n Karim Janat to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs another full toss, another 100% shot and another boundary, driven hard and wide of long off for four more\n Karim Janat to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs what on earth is going on in Jaipur, a slower one on a length and Suryavanshi hammers it over deep midwicket to take 30 runs off the over, what a welcome for Karim Janat","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Jaiswal","V Suryavanshi"],"Runs":[45.0,94.0],"Balls_Faced":[26,34],"Fours":[7,7],"Sixes":[1,10],"S\/R":[173.08,276.47],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ishant Sharma","Karim Janat","Prasidh","Rashid Khan","Siraj","Sundar"],"Balls":[12,6,12,12,12,6],"Runs_Given":[36.0,30.0,23.0,9.0,24.0,21.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Jaiswal, 1 run .short of a length slanting across the left-hander, Jaiswal stays back and cuts hard to .deep third\nSiraj to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide .short of a length down leg side, too far away for Suryavanshi to make contact with the .glance\nSiraj to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide .sprays it far outside off this time, Suryavanshi tries to reach it but it's too wide\nSiraj to V Suryavanshi, no run .short of a length and much straighter, with serious bounce, squares up the batter and .beats him with the zip across the left-hander\nSiraj to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .massive hit down the ground, just pressed forward and swung through the line to .smash the length ball high and far over the straight boundary .See all photos\nSiraj to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .punched off the back foot to mid off where a fumble allows the single, that was in the .air and Prasidh tried to reach it with the slide but couldn't stop it cleanly\nSiraj to Jaiswal, 1 run .short and wide outside off, Jaiswal frees his arms and cuts hard to deep point\nSiraj to V Suryavanshi, no run .Siraj bounces the 14-year old, Suryavanshi tries to upper cut but misses\nIshant Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run .dropped by Buttler! I'm not sure that was his catch. Jaiswal tried to pull but skied the .ball high in the air off the top edge, it flew miles in the air towards point, Buttler called .for it and covered a lot of ground to get to the ball well in time but them dropped it as it .swirled away from him. The fielder at point would have had much less ground to make .to reach that catch. Buttler covered 21 metres to get there .See all photos\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .played into the off side for a single\nIshant Sharma to Jaiswal, no run .good length outside off, lets it go\nIshant Sharma to Jaiswal, no run .good length and straight, Jaiswal defends from his crease\nIshant Sharma to Jaiswal, no run .Jaiswal backs away to try and bash a good length ball through cover but can't pierce the .infield\nIshant Sharma to Jaiswal, SIX runs .how far has that gone? Length ball on a wicket to wicket line, Jaiswal clears his front leg .and simply slams it, hitting the ball on the the roof of a structure beyond the wide long- .on boundary\nSiraj to V Suryavanshi, no run .tries to push a short of a length ball angling across him from over the wicket on the off .side but gets an inside edge on to his pads\nSiraj to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .short of a length at the body, Suryavanshi swivels and pulls the ball towards deep .square leg, did not time that well\nSiraj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .has that gone all the way? No, just bounced inside the long-on boundary. Siraj banged it .in short and Jaiswal responded with a flat-batted pull off the back foot\nSiraj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .Siraj goes fuller with his length outside off and Jaiswal smashes it flat and hard over .the head of the fielder at mid off\nSiraj to Jaiswal, no run .full ball on the pads, Jaiswal tries to swings it away to long leg but misses and gets hit .on the pad, Buttler moves to his right and dives to save the boundary\nSiraj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .too full on the pads from Siraj and Jaiswal flicks it powerfully into the gap on the deep .midwicket boundary\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .how about that from the 14-year old! Moves back and across to a short ball and hooks it .over the square leg boundary\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .Ishant Sharma has been smashed into the first tier beyond the midwicket boundary! .Tremendous hitting. The ball was too full this time and he just launched it miles with a .wristy flick\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .in the air and just over the fielder Siraj running back from mid off. Suryavanshi came .down the pitch and was met with a short of a length delivery, he checked his shot but .checked it well enough to clear the fielder and run to the boundary\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, no run .short of a length slanting across the left-hander outside off, tries to cut and misses\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .this kid is giving it everything tonight, swings his bat so hard that the outside edge .carries all the way over the third man boundary, he was aiming to send that length ball .over the leg side\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide .sprays it extremely wide outside off stump from over the wicket\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide .another wide outside off, Ishant shortened his length but the line too extreme ...he's .trying to stay away from the batter's swinging arc\nIshant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .and again! A one-bounce four this time to deep third. Suryavanshi aims for the leg side .with a mighty swing, Ishant keeps the ball wide outside off and it pings of the thick edge .of his bat ... 28 runs off that over, Ishant's most expensive in IPL history\nSundar to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .the runs keep coming for RR, Jaiswal backs away and slaps the ball through the covers\nSundar to Jaiswal, 1 run .played down to long on for a single\nSundar to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .too short from Sundar from around the wicket to the left-hander, Suryavanshi rocks .back and pulls the ball over the deep square leg boundary, he's hitting the ball into the .stands. This is breathtaking to watch\nSundar to V Suryavanshi, no run .mis-times a slog over the leg side to square leg\nSundar to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .another one, this time over long leg, Sundar pitches too short and strays down leg, .Suryavanshi uses the angle and just hammers it\nSundar to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .a half-century off 17 balls for the 14-year old Suryavanshi, the fastest fifty of the .season. What are we witnessing tonight? He gets there by playing a lofted drive over .cover. RR are going at 16 an over the the powerplay.\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, 1 run .short of a length outside off, slashed down to third man, giving Siraj work to do\nPrasidh to V Suryavanshi, no run .Suryavanshi aims to slog down the ground but the length is too short and the ball zips .past him from around the wicket\nPrasidh to V Suryavanshi, no run .charges down the pitch and slogs a bit wildly, gets beaten by the bouncer\nPrasidh to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .deft this time, stays back in his crease and opens the face to steer to deep third, where .the fielder is placed quite fine\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .worked off the pads behind square, uses the angle into him from around the wicket to .help it along to the fine leg boundary\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, no run .punched off the back foot into the off side, RR have knocked 87 runs off their target .inside the powerplay, as far as starts go, this is near perfect\nRashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, no run .huge appeal for lbw first ball, umpire says not out after Suryavanshi misses the hoick .towards leg and gets hit on the pad. GT are asking for a review. He was hit on the back .thigh, with his knee bent. No inside edge but ball tracking shows the ball pitching .outside leg, so it stays not out\nRashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 leg bye .steps out and slogs towards the leg side, misses and gets hit on the thigh again for a .leg bye\nRashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run .goes back and works the ball off the pads through square leg\nRashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .gets down on one knee and slogs the ball over square leg, does not time it well, he's just .going for everything even against Rashid\nRashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run .played to deep midwicket for a single\nRashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, no run .gets hit on the back leg by a skiddy delivery after missing the whip off the back foot, but .that too pitched outside leg, Rashid restores some normalcy to the innings with a four- .run over\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, no run .good length outside off from around the wicket, beats Jaiswal's cut shot on the back .foot\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .banged in short, the bouncer at Jaiswal's head, he bends his knees and uses his bat as .a ramp to launch the ball high over the keeper's head\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .short of a length and down leg this time, Jaiswal gets inside the line and swivels to pull .the ball past the keeper for four more\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, 2 runs .outside off with the line this time, cut off the back foot to deep backward point, RR are .already past 100!\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, 1 run .nudged off the pads through square leg and they sprint the single but decide against the .second\nPrasidh to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .oh my goodness, stand and deliver stuff from Suryavanshi, clears his front foot towards .the leg side and launches a length ball clean over long-off, this is some unreal hitting on .show tonight, shot of the innings for me\nRashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run .hit off the back foot to long off\nRashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, no run .pinned on the back foot again by Rashid, who is keeping the ball flat and skiddy . .Rashid Khan in IPL, 2025 .INNS .9 .WKTS .6 .ECON .9.11 .AVE .47.83 .BEST .2\/25\nRashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .take evasive action Rashid Khan! That was fuller and Suryavanshi drove hit hard and flat .and straight just past the bowler\nRashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .gets down on one knee and lofts the ball behind square leg . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Rashid Khan .BALLS .12 .RUNS .16 .OUTS .1 .SR .133.33 .4s\/6s .3\/0\nRashid Khan to Jaiswal, no run .tries to work the ball off the pads but misses, appeal for lbw but that was pitching .outside leg\nRashid Khan to Jaiswal, no run .looks to defend on the back foot on the off side but gets an inside edge towards leg\nKarim Janat to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .fetch that from the stands beyond square leg, welcome to the IPL Karim Janat! Too full .on the pads and Suryavanshi flicks with power. GT are worried, very worried . .Karim Janat Career stats in T20s .INNS .137 .WKTS .118 .ECON .7.83 .AVE .27.98 .BEST .5\/11\nKarim Janat to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .good length on middle, slightly slower too, he tries to smash that into oblivion on the leg .side but gets an outside edge that flies over deep point\nKarim Janat to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .full toss and smashed, swatted off his pads over deep square leg, on course for an .incredible hundred here ... stuff off dreams unfolding in Jaipur\nKarim Janat to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .short ball outside off, slashes and edges over the leaping Buttler for four more ... he's .giving every shot everything, as hard as he can, and the edges are paying off too\nKarim Janat to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .another full toss, another 100% shot and another boundary, driven hard and wide of long .off for four more\nKarim Janat to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .what on earth is going on in Jaipur, a slower one on a length and Suryavanshi hammers .it over deep midwicket to take 30 runs off the over, what a welcome for Karim Janat\nRashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run .played towards point for a single, not sure he intended it to go there, off the edge\nRashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .second fastest century in the IPL, he's got Rahul Dravid off his wheelchair! He gets there .by pulling the legendary Rashid Khan over the midwicket boundary, goosebumps as he .takes off his helmet and acknowledges this once in a lifetime moment. Everyone on .their feet in Jaipur, Jaiswal gives him a hug ... but such is the pace of T20 cricket that .the next ball has to be bowled quickly! .See all photos . .Vaibhav Suryavanshi in IPL, 2025 .INNS .3 .RUNS .152 .SR .223.52 .AVE .76.00 .HS .102*\nRashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .played to long on for a single\nRashid Khan to Jaiswal, no run\nRashid Khan to Jaiswal, 2 runs .played to wide long on for two more\nRashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run .cut off the back foot to deep point .Buttler gives Suryavanshi a pat at the end of the over.\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .full ball from around the wicket, square driven behind point to bring up a 31-ball half- .century\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, SIX runs .short of a length and Jaiswal dispatches it into the deep midwicket stands with a .powerful pull, RR are mowing this down at breakneck speed\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, 1 run .misses the pull this time and gets hit on the body by a short of a length ball\nPrasidh to V Suryavanshi, no run .full toss outside off, driven hard but to the fielder at cover\nPrasidh to V Suryavanshi, OUT .It's over, but what a time he's given all of us tonight. Prasidh ends the hundred with a .yorker that crashes into the stumps after Suryavanshi misses it. Jaiswal goes up to him .and hugs him, the incoming batter Nitish Rana hugs him, so many GT players go up to .him and congratulate him. This is one of the most incredible innings the IPL has ever .seen in its 18 years, and it's been played by a 14 year old. .Vaibhav Suryavanshi b Prasidh Krishna 101 (38b 7x4 11x6 59m) SR: 265.78\nPrasidh to Rana, FOUR runs .too full outside off and Rana drills it to the cover boundary with a powerful cover drive\nRashid Khan to Jaiswal, no run .defended on the back foot on the off side\nRashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run .worked off the pads behind square leg for a single . .Nitish Rana vs Rashid Khan .BALLS .76 .RUNS .95 .OUTS .1 .SR .125.00 .4s\/6s .12\/2\nRashid Khan to Rana, OUT .lbw! Rana brings out the reverse sweep and gets pinged on the front shoe by a full toss, .the umpire raises the finger right away and Rana immediately asks for the review. Three .reds, that's plumb .Nitish Rana lbw b Rashid Khan 4 (2b 1x4 0x6 4m) SR: 200\nRashid Khan to Parag, 2 runs .driven off the front foot through covers, placed it into the gap to come back for two\nRashid Khan to Parag, 1 run .flicked uppishly just wide of the fielder at midwicket\nRashid Khan to Jaiswal, no run .defended on the front foot on the leg side, Buttler appeals for lbw but doesn't get it, that .might have pitched outside leg\nPrasidh to Parag, 2 runs .played with an open face to deep backward point\nPrasidh to Parag, 2 runs .short ball and pulled in the air but short of the fielder at deep midwicket\nPrasidh to Parag, no run .played back to the bowler from the crease, Prasidh fumbles in the follow through but .they decide against the single . .Riyan Parag vs Prasidh Krishna .BALLS .15 .RUNS .29 .OUTS .0 .SR .193.33 .4s\/6s .2\/2\nPrasidh to Parag, 1 run .nudged towards long on for a single\nPrasidh to Jaiswal, 3 runs .sort of a length angling across the left-hander, Jaiswal heaves at it and launches the .ball over cover for three, not often you see that in the IPL\nPrasidh to Parag, 1 run .full and straight, flocked off the pads between midwicket and mid on .The umpire signals for the strategic timeout with RR needing 27 runs off the last 36 .balls to stay alive in the IPL.\nSai Kishore to Parag, FOUR runs .makes room by moving outside leg and gets a thick outside edge that flies over the .fielder at backward point, Parag was aiming over cover point but gets four anyway\nSai Kishore to Parag, no run .nudged off the pads towards mid on\nSai Kishore to Parag, SIX runs .short ball from around the wicket and Parag sends it miles into the air and far over the .midwicket boundary with a tremendous pull shot . .Sai Kishore in IPL, 2025 .INNS .9 .WKTS .12 .ECON .8.46 .AVE .17.16 .BEST .3\/30\nSai Kishore to Parag, 2 runs .backs away outside leg stump and slaps the ball flat over the infield at cover\nSai Kishore to Parag, no run .gets beaten by the turn across him and misses the slog sweep\nSai Kishore to Parag, FOUR runs .he's connected with it this time, slog-sweeping the ball flat and powerfully enough to .beat deep backward square leg .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nSundar to Jaiswal, 1 run .pulled through square leg for a single, just 10 needed now\nSundar to Parag, 1 run .Siraj drops a high catch on the edge of the deep midwicket boundary! Parag went back .and pulled the ball extremely high into the air, Siraj had to run to his right to get to the .ball, he made good ground but could not hold on . .Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Washington Sundar .BALLS .13 .RUNS .23 .OUTS .0 .SR .176.92 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nSundar to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .goes right back and cuts the ball hard to the backward point boundary, he's played a .superb innings too tonight, and on most days would be the player of the match for this .performance\nSundar to Jaiswal, 1 run .played to long off for one more\nSundar to Parag, SIX runs .it's all over, a target of 210 chased down with 25 balls to spare, Parag finishes it by .slamming the pull over deep midwicket, GT look stunned by what's happened in Jaipur .tonight .I'm going to leave it there. It's been memorable. Until next time, have a good night. .Vaibhav Suryavanshi is the Player of the Match: It feels really good. It was my first .century in the IPL in my third innings. What I've been practicing for the last three-four .months, the result is showing. I don't see the ground so much, just focus on the ball. .Batting with him gives me confidence because he keeps very positive and giving me .advice, so it becomes easy to bat with him. It is like a dream, to score a century in the .IPL. No, no fear. [On if bowlers will target him] I'm not thinking about all that, I am just .focusing on playing. .Riyan Parag at the presentation: It was incredible, we've spent two months with him, we .have seen what he can do. but to see him do this against the world class bowlers GT .has, can't express in words. We were thinking how we can finish this earlier, bat with .real intent, it came off. Big confidence booster, we were searching for this win, now","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs GT, 47th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Jaiswal, 1 run short of a length slanting across the left-hander, Jaiswal stays back and cuts hard to deep third\n Siraj to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide short of a length down leg side, too far away for Suryavanshi to make contact with the glance\n Siraj to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide sprays it far outside off this time, Suryavanshi tries to reach it but it's too wide\n Siraj to V Suryavanshi, no run short of a length and much straighter, with serious bounce, squares up the batter and beats him with the zip across the left-hander\n Siraj to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs massive hit down the ground, just pressed forward and swung through the line to smash the length ball high and far over the straight boundary See all photos\n Siraj to V Suryavanshi, 1 run punched off the back foot to mid off where a fumble allows the single, that was in the air and Prasidh tried to reach it with the slide but couldn't stop it cleanly\n Siraj to Jaiswal, 1 run short and wide outside off, Jaiswal frees his arms and cuts hard to deep point\n Siraj to V Suryavanshi, no run Siraj bounces the 14-year old, Suryavanshi tries to upper cut but misses\n Ishant Sharma to Jaiswal, 1 run dropped by Buttler! I'm not sure that was his catch. Jaiswal tried to pull but skied the ball high in the air off the top edge, it flew miles in the air towards point, Buttler called for it and covered a lot of ground to get to the ball well in time but them dropped it as it swirled away from him. The fielder at point would have had much less ground to make to reach that catch. Buttler covered 21 metres to get there See all photos\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, 1 run played into the off side for a single\n Ishant Sharma to Jaiswal, no run good length outside off, lets it go\n Ishant Sharma to Jaiswal, no run good length and straight, Jaiswal defends from his crease\n Ishant Sharma to Jaiswal, no run Jaiswal backs away to try and bash a good length ball through cover but can't pierce the infield\n Ishant Sharma to Jaiswal, SIX runs how far has that gone? Length ball on a wicket to wicket line, Jaiswal clears his front leg and simply slams it, hitting the ball on the the roof of a structure beyond the wide long-on boundary\n Siraj to V Suryavanshi, no run tries to push a short of a length ball angling across him from over the wicket on the off side but gets an inside edge on to his pads\n Siraj to V Suryavanshi, 1 run short of a length at the body, Suryavanshi swivels and pulls the ball towards deep square leg, did not time that well\n Siraj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs has that gone all the way? No, just bounced inside the long-on boundary. Siraj banged it in short and Jaiswal responded with a flat-batted pull off the back foot\n Siraj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs Siraj goes fuller with his length outside off and Jaiswal smashes it flat and hard over the head of the fielder at mid off\n Siraj to Jaiswal, no run full ball on the pads, Jaiswal tries to swings it away to long leg but misses and gets hit on the pad, Buttler moves to his right and dives to save the boundary\n Siraj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs too full on the pads from Siraj and Jaiswal flicks it powerfully into the gap on the deep midwicket boundary\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs how about that from the 14-year old! Moves back and across to a short ball and hooks it over the square leg boundary\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs Ishant Sharma has been smashed into the first tier beyond the midwicket boundary! Tremendous hitting. The ball was too full this time and he just launched it miles with a wristy flick\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs in the air and just over the fielder Siraj running back from mid off. Suryavanshi came down the pitch and was met with a short of a length delivery, he checked his shot but checked it well enough to clear the fielder and run to the boundary\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, no run short of a length slanting across the left-hander outside off, tries to cut and misses\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs this kid is giving it everything tonight, swings his bat so hard that the outside edge carries all the way over the third man boundary, he was aiming to send that length ball over the leg side\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide sprays it extremely wide outside off stump from over the wicket\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide another wide outside off, Ishant shortened his length but the line too extreme..he's trying to stay away from the batter's swinging arc\n Ishant Sharma to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs and again! A one-bounce four this time to deep third. Suryavanshi aims for the leg side with a mighty swing, Ishant keeps the ball wide outside off and it pings of the thick edge of his bat.. 28 runs off that over, Ishant's most expensive in IPL history\n Sundar to Jaiswal, FOUR runs the runs keep coming for RR, Jaiswal backs away and slaps the ball through the covers\n Sundar to Jaiswal, 1 run played down to long on for a single\n Sundar to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs too short from Sundar from around the wicket to the left-hander, Suryavanshi rocks back and pulls the ball over the deep square leg boundary, he's hitting the ball into the stands. This is breathtaking to watch\n Sundar to V Suryavanshi, no run mis-times a slog over the leg side to square leg\n Sundar to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs another one, this time over long leg, Sundar pitches too short and strays down leg, Suryavanshi uses the angle and just hammers it\n Sundar to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs a half-century off 17 balls for the 14-year old Suryavanshi, the fastest fifty of the season. What are we witnessing tonight? He gets there by playing a lofted drive over cover. RR are going at 16 an over the the powerplay.\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, 1 run short of a length outside off, slashed down to third man, giving Siraj work to do\n Prasidh to V Suryavanshi, no run Suryavanshi aims to slog down the ground but the length is too short and the ball zips past him from around the wicket\n Prasidh to V Suryavanshi, no run charges down the pitch and slogs a bit wildly, gets beaten by the bouncer\n Prasidh to V Suryavanshi, 1 run deft this time, stays back in his crease and opens the face to steer to deep third, where the fielder is placed quite fine\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, FOUR runs worked off the pads behind square, uses the angle into him from around the wicket to help it along to the fine leg boundary\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, no run punched off the back foot into the off side, RR have knocked 87 runs off their target inside the powerplay, as far as starts go, this is near perfect\n Rashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, no run huge appeal for lbw first ball, umpire says not out after Suryavanshi misses the hoick towards leg and gets hit on the pad. GT are asking for a review. He was hit on the back thigh, with his knee bent. No inside edge but ball tracking shows the ball pitching outside leg, so it stays not out\n Rashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 leg bye steps out and slogs towards the leg side, misses and gets hit on the thigh again for a leg bye\n Rashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run goes back and works the ball off the pads through square leg\n Rashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 run gets down on one knee and slogs the ball over square leg, does not time it well, he's just going for everything even against Rashid\n Rashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run played to deep midwicket for a single\n Rashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, no run gets hit on the back leg by a skiddy delivery after missing the whip off the back foot, but that too pitched outside leg, Rashid restores some normalcy to the innings with a four-run over\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, no run good length outside off from around the wicket, beats Jaiswal's cut shot on the back foot\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, FOUR runs banged in short, the bouncer at Jaiswal's head, he bends his knees and uses his bat as a ramp to launch the ball high over the keeper's head\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, FOUR runs short of a length and down leg this time, Jaiswal gets inside the line and swivels to pull the ball past the keeper for four more\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, 2 runs outside off with the line this time, cut off the back foot to deep backward point, RR are already past 100!\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, 1 run nudged off the pads through square leg and they sprint the single but decide against the second\n Prasidh to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs oh my goodness, stand and deliver stuff from Suryavanshi, clears his front foot towards the leg side and launches a length ball clean over long-off, this is some unreal hitting on show tonight, shot of the innings for me\n Rashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run hit off the back foot to long off\n Rashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, no run pinned on the back foot again by Rashid, who is keeping the ball flat and skiddy Rashid Khan in IPL, 2025 INNS 9 WKTS 6 ECON 9.11 AVE 47.83 BEST 2\/25\n Rashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs take evasive action Rashid Khan! That was fuller and Suryavanshi drove hit hard and flat and straight just past the bowler\n Rashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 run gets down on one knee and lofts the ball behind square leg Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Rashid Khan BALLS 12 RUNS 16 OUTS 1 SR 133.33 4s\/6s 3\/0\n Rashid Khan to Jaiswal, no run tries to work the ball off the pads but misses, appeal for lbw but that was pitching outside leg\n Rashid Khan to Jaiswal, no run looks to defend on the back foot on the off side but gets an inside edge towards leg\n Karim Janat to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs fetch that from the stands beyond square leg, welcome to the IPL Karim Janat! Too full on the pads and Suryavanshi flicks with power. GT are worried, very worried Karim Janat Career stats in T20s INNS 137 WKTS 118 ECON 7.83 AVE 27.98 BEST 5\/11\n Karim Janat to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs good length on middle, slightly slower too, he tries to smash that into oblivion on the leg side but gets an outside edge that flies over deep point\n Karim Janat to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs full toss and smashed, swatted off his pads over deep square leg, on course for an incredible hundred here.. stuff off dreams unfolding in Jaipur\n Karim Janat to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs short ball outside off, slashes and edges over the leaping Buttler for four more.. he's giving every shot everything, as hard as he can, and the edges are paying off too\n Karim Janat to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs another full toss, another 100% shot and another boundary, driven hard and wide of long off for four more\n Karim Janat to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs what on earth is going on in Jaipur, a slower one on a length and Suryavanshi hammers it over deep midwicket to take 30 runs off the over, what a welcome for Karim Janat\n Rashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run played towards point for a single, not sure he intended it to go there, off the edge\n Rashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs second fastest century in the IPL, he's got Rahul Dravid off his wheelchair! He gets there by pulling the legendary Rashid Khan over the midwicket boundary, goosebumps as he takes off his helmet and acknowledges this once in a lifetime moment. Everyone on their feet in Jaipur, Jaiswal gives him a hug.. but such is the pace of T20 cricket that the next ball has to be bowled quickly! See all photos Vaibhav Suryavanshi in IPL, 2025 INNS 3 RUNS 152 SR 223.52 AVE 76.00 HS 102*\n Rashid Khan to V Suryavanshi, 1 run played to long on for a single\n Rashid Khan to Jaiswal, no run\n Rashid Khan to Jaiswal, 2 runs played to wide long on for two more\n Rashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run cut off the back foot to deep point Buttler gives Suryavanshi a pat at the end of the over.\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, FOUR runs full ball from around the wicket, square driven behind point to bring up a 31-ball half-century\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, SIX runs short of a length and Jaiswal dispatches it into the deep midwicket stands with a powerful pull, RR are mowing this down at breakneck speed\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, 1 run misses the pull this time and gets hit on the body by a short of a length ball\n Prasidh to V Suryavanshi, no run full toss outside off, driven hard but to the fielder at cover\n Prasidh to V Suryavanshi, OUT It's over, but what a time he's given all of us tonight. Prasidh ends the hundred with a yorker that crashes into the stumps after Suryavanshi misses it. Jaiswal goes up to him and hugs him, the incoming batter Nitish Rana hugs him, so many GT players go up to him and congratulate him. This is one of the most incredible innings the IPL has ever seen in its 18 years, and it's been played by a 14 year old. \n Prasidh to Rana, FOUR runs too full outside off and Rana drills it to the cover boundary with a powerful cover drive\n Rashid Khan to Jaiswal, no run defended on the back foot on the off side\n Rashid Khan to Jaiswal, 1 run worked off the pads behind square leg for a single Nitish Rana vs Rashid Khan BALLS 76 RUNS 95 OUTS 1 SR 125.00 4s\/6s 12\/2\n Rashid Khan to Rana, OUT lbw! Rana brings out the reverse sweep and gets pinged on the front shoe by a full toss, the umpire raises the finger right away and Rana immediately asks for the review. Three reds, that's plumb \n Rashid Khan to Parag, 2 runs driven off the front foot through covers, placed it into the gap to come back for two\n Rashid Khan to Parag, 1 run flicked uppishly just wide of the fielder at midwicket\n Rashid Khan to Jaiswal, no run defended on the front foot on the leg side, Buttler appeals for lbw but doesn't get it, that might have pitched outside leg\n Prasidh to Parag, 2 runs played with an open face to deep backward point\n Prasidh to Parag, 2 runs short ball and pulled in the air but short of the fielder at deep midwicket\n Prasidh to Parag, no run played back to the bowler from the crease, Prasidh fumbles in the follow through but they decide against the single Riyan Parag vs Prasidh Krishna BALLS 15 RUNS 29 OUTS 0 SR 193.33 4s\/6s 2\/2\n Prasidh to Parag, 1 run nudged towards long on for a single\n Prasidh to Jaiswal, 3 runs sort of a length angling across the left-hander, Jaiswal heaves at it and launches the ball over cover for three, not often you see that in the IPL\n Prasidh to Parag, 1 run full and straight, flocked off the pads between midwicket and mid on The umpire signals for the strategic timeout with RR needing 27 runs off the last 36 balls to stay alive in the IPL.\n Sai Kishore to Parag, FOUR runs makes room by moving outside leg and gets a thick outside edge that flies over the fielder at backward point, Parag was aiming over cover point but gets four anyway\n Sai Kishore to Parag, no run nudged off the pads towards mid on\n Sai Kishore to Parag, SIX runs short ball from around the wicket and Parag sends it miles into the air and far over the midwicket boundary with a tremendous pull shot Sai Kishore in IPL, 2025 INNS 9 WKTS 12 ECON 8.46 AVE 17.16 BEST 3\/30\n Sai Kishore to Parag, 2 runs backs away outside leg stump and slaps the ball flat over the infield at cover\n Sai Kishore to Parag, no run gets beaten by the turn across him and misses the slog sweep\n Sai Kishore to Parag, FOUR runs he's connected with it this time, slog-sweeping the ball flat and powerfully enough to beat deep backward square leg AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Sundar to Jaiswal, 1 run pulled through square leg for a single, just 10 needed now\n Sundar to Parag, 1 run Siraj drops a high catch on the edge of the deep midwicket boundary! Parag went back and pulled the ball extremely high into the air, Siraj had to run to his right to get to the ball, he made good ground but could not hold on Yashasvi Jaiswal vs Washington Sundar BALLS 13 RUNS 23 OUTS 0 SR 176.92 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Sundar to Jaiswal, FOUR runs goes right back and cuts the ball hard to the backward point boundary, he's played a superb innings too tonight, and on most days would be the player of the match for this performance\n Sundar to Jaiswal, 1 run played to long off for one more\n Sundar to Parag, SIX runs it's all over, a target of 210 chased down with 25 balls to spare, Parag finishes it by slamming the pull over deep midwicket, GT look stunned by what's happened in Jaipur tonight I'm going to leave it there. It's been memorable. Until next time, have a good night. Vaibhav Suryavanshi is the Player of the Match: It feels really good. It was my first century in the IPL in my third innings. What I've been practicing for the last three-four months, the result is showing. I don't see the ground so much, just focus on the ball. Batting with him gives me confidence because he keeps very positive and giving me advice, so it becomes easy to bat with him. It is like a dream, to score a century in the IPL. No, no fear. [On if bowlers will target him] I'm not thinking about all that, I am just focusing on playing. Riyan Parag at the presentation: It was incredible, we've spent two months with him, we have seen what he can do. but to see him do this against the world class bowlers GT has, can't express in words. We were thinking how we can finish this earlier, bat with real intent, it came off. Big confidence booster, we were searching for this win, now","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Jaiswal","Parag","Rana","V Suryavanshi"],"Runs":[70.0,32.0,4.0,101.0],"Balls_Faced":[40,15,2,38],"Fours":[9,2,1,7],"Sixes":[2,2,0,11],"S\/R":[175.0,213.33,200.0,265.79],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","lbw b Rashid Khan","b Prasidh Krishna"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ishant Sharma","Karim Janat","Prasidh","Rashid Khan","Sai Kishore","Siraj","Sundar"],"Balls":[12,6,24,24,6,12,11],"Runs_Given":[36.0,30.0,47.0,24.0,16.0,24.0,34.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,1,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,4.0,4.0,1.0,2.0,1.5],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Boult to Rahul, FOUR runs .edged and that flashes past short third! Length ball hung up wide outside off. Rahul .throws the kitchen sink at it and gets a thick outside edge that hurtles away to the .fielder's right!\nBoult to Rahul, 1 run .full and swinging into off stump. Rahul comes onto the front foot and pushes it back .towards the bowler, who cannot hold on to it cleanly and parries it to mid off .Over the wicket to du Plessis, with a wide slip in place\nBoult to du Plessis, FOUR runs .off the mark in pristine style! Back of a length on middle and off. du Plessis stays leg .side to give himself room and rises with the bounce to punch it crisply to extra cover's .left!\nBoult to du Plessis, no run .back of a length wide outside off. du Plessis reaches out for it and jabs it towards extra .cover\nBoult to du Plessis, no run .hard length on off. du Plessis gets up on his toes and stabs it towards extra cover\nBoult to du Plessis, 1 run .back of a length outside off. du Plessis stands up tall and chunks it towards mid off. .Calls for the single and makes it, with help from a Hardik misfield. A clean connection .and an accurate throw might have spelt trouble for the DC captain\nChahar to du Plessis, no run .back of a length, angling into middle stump. du Plessis hangs back and drops it into the .on side with soft hands\nChahar to du Plessis, 1 run .fuller outside off. du Plessis has an ugly tug at it and drags it towards deep backward .square leg\nChahar to Rahul, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Rahul lets the ball come to him before tucking it towards .deep square leg\nChahar to du Plessis, OUT .straight to Santner, and du Plessis cannot believe what he has done! Slower ball on a .full length just outside leg. du Plessis thinks he can go downtown but does not get the .better of his former CSK teammate. Too early into the stroke and the bat face closes .upon impact too. A tame lob to long on, and Santner was not going to drop that - not in .a million years. Chahar is pumped. MI are pumped. The crowd is pumped. DC, under the .pump early! .Faf du Plessis c Santner b Chahar 6 (7b 1x4 0x6 8m) SR: 85.71\nChahar to Abishek Porel, no run .banged into the track just outside off. Porel gauges the line and the length early enough .and sways out of the way\nChahar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .length ball on the pads. Porel presses forward and tucks it away enough to fine leg's .right to bag a brace\nBoult to Rahul, FOUR runs .another edge, but in the gap again! Back of a length outside off. Rahul goes fencing at it .and even though he does so with an open bat face, he is not entirely in control of that .stroke. Bisects backward point and short third, and gets four!\nBoult to Rahul, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Rahul works it towards deep square leg and gets off .strike\nBoult to Abishek Porel, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Porel opens his bat face and guides it towards deep .backward point\nBoult to Rahul, OUT .A Boult from the blue, and Rahul falls, and it is a racket out there at the Wankhede .Stadium now! Scrambled-seam, angling across the batter on a back of a length outside .off. Rahul skips down the track and then has an agricultural swipe across the line. The .top hand comes off the bat, and the ball kisses the bottom part of the blade. Rickelton .stoops forward and low, and gobbles it up to send KLR back to the hut! .KL Rahul c \u2020Rickelton b Boult 11 (6b 2x4 0x6 15m) SR: 183.33\nBoult to Sameer Rizvi, no run .sharp bumper just outside off. Rizvi thinks about the pull initially before bailing out of .the stroke at the last moment\nBoult to Sameer Rizvi, no run .back of a length on off. Rizvi gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side. He wants .the single but gets sent back early\nChahar to Abishek Porel, no run .slower ball on a fullish length just outside off. Porel comes forward and drives it straight .to mid off\nChahar to Abishek Porel, no run .off-pace again and fuller outside off. Porel is too early into his flick and plonks it on the .bounce to mid wicket\nChahar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .back of a length outside off. Porel gets onto the front foot and punches it neatly past .cover point for a couple of runs\nChahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run .slower ball on a full length on the pads. Porel works it towards deep backward square .leg\nChahar to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs .Rizvi is up and running! Short ball on middle and leg. Rizvi tracks the line early, steps .inside it and helps it over the short fine leg fielder!\nChahar to Sameer Rizvi, no run .off-pace on a back of a length just outside off. Rizvi gets up on his toes and taps it .gently towards mid wicket\nJacks to Abishek Porel, no run .and he finds spin straightaway! Ripping off-break, pitching on a length on middle and .off and spinning away sharply. Porel is opened up like a deck chair and edges it down to .short third .Slip comes in\nJacks to Abishek Porel, OUT .beauty! This is looped up deliciously on a length just outside off. Porel is drawn into a .poke forward and gets beaten completely. Seems to over-balance too. Rickelton whips .off the bails but has he done so quickly enough. Oh well. Oh well. The third umpire .Chris Gaffaney has multiple looks at it and reckons the back foot was just in the air .when the bails were taken off. What a delivery, and what a piece of keeping. Porel .done all ends up, and DC staring down the barrel now! .Abishek Porel st \u2020Rickelton b Jacks 6 (9b 0x4 0x6 15m) SR: 66.66\nJacks to Nigam, (no ball) .back of a length outside off. Spins back in and Nigam, hanging deep in his crease, .defends it behind point. Uh-oh, a No ball has been called, and DC will have a Free hit .because there weren't enough fielders on the off side. Oh dear!\nJacks to Nigam, SIX runs .Nigam makes MI pay! Short, wide and asking to be hit, especially with everyone up on .the off side. Nigam throws his hands at it and carves it over cover!\nJacks to Nigam, FOUR runs .four more! Nigam is counter-punching! Given a bit of air outside off. Nigam dances .down the track and whips it over mid off rather nonchalantly!\nJacks to Nigam, FOUR runs .14 off three balls! Fired in on a back of a length outside off. Nigam uses the pace on .offer and dabs it fine with the deftest of touches! .Around the wicket now\nJacks to Nigam, 1 run .darted in full just outside off. Nigam gets down on one knee and sweeps it towards .deep mid wicket\nSantner to Nigam, FOUR runs .Vipraj Nigam does not care about reputations, though! Dragged down on middle and .leg. Nigam rocks back, opens up his front hip and boshes it over mid wicket!\nSantner to Nigam, 1 run .angled in fuller and quicker on the pads. Nigam nudges it enough to mid wicket's right .for a single\nSantner to Sameer Rizvi, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Rizvi backs away and pushes it towards mid on\nSantner to Sameer Rizvi, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Rizvi hangs back and pokes it towards extra cover\nSantner to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .flighted up very full on leg stump. Rizvi gives himself a bit of room and knocks it to long .off\nSantner to Nigam, no run .Rohit drops an absolute sitter - oh my! Floated up full on middle and off. Nigam backs .away and throws the plumbing at it. Slices it straight to short third and Rohit makes an .absolute hash of it. That should have been gobbled up every day of the week!\nBumrah to Sameer Rizvi, no run .off-pace on a full length on middle and leg. Rizvi nearly falls across but does enough to .stab it towards mid wicket\nBumrah to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs .short and put away! The direction goes awry and this slides a little down leg. Rizvi steps .inside the line early and swings it away fine!\nBumrah to Sameer Rizvi, no run .on a length just outside off. Rizvi presses half forward and prods it towards mid off\nBumrah to Sameer Rizvi, no run .hard length at the stumps. Rizvi wants to drop and run into the square leg region but .Nigam is not at all interested. Rizvi not best pleased with his partner's response\nBumrah to Sameer Rizvi, no run .attempted slower yorker that ends up as a dipping low full toss outside off. Rizvi flicks it .straight to mid wicket\nBumrah to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .another rare loose ball. A full toss on middle and off. Rizvi shuffles across and helps it .down to fine leg. Rizvi is hell-bent on the second but Nigam sends him back .Time for a pause. MI did the early running in this innings but this partnership has kept .DC afloat. A tough task awaits, but they at least have a partnership to build on now. . .IMPACT SUBMI .KV Sharma .RG Sharma\nSantner to Sameer Rizvi, no run .big turn! Very slow on a shortish length on leg stump. Spins an absolute mile and Rizvi .can only play it back to the bowler\nSantner to Sameer Rizvi, no run .back of a length, angling into leg stump. Skids onto the batter too, who stabs it back .towards Santner\nSantner to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .tossed up generously on a full length on the pads. Rizvi lunges forward and works it .towards deep mid wicket\nSantner to Nigam, no run .peach! Slowed up beautifully on a length just outside off and this drifts in before .gripping and ripping away. Nigam beaten all ends up\nSantner to Nigam, no run .full on middle and leg. Nigam gets a good stride in and smothers any possible spin\nSantner to Nigam, OUT .the softest of dismissals, and Santner is weaving a web around the Capitals now! Fired .in on a back of a length on middle and leg. Comes in with the arm, while also stopping in .the surface a little. Nigam has designs to turn this to leg but the ball sticks in the .surface just enough to induce a tame leading edge. Perhaps the easiest catch Santner .will ever have to take, and DC are now four down! .Vipraj Nigam c & b Santner 20 (11b 3x4 1x6 15m) SR: 181.81\nKarn to Sameer Rizvi, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Rizvi hangs back and taps it towards extra cover\nKarn to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Rizvi opens up his stance a little more this time and .punches it to long on .Stubbs on strike now\nKarn to Stubbs, 1 run .fizzed in full on middle and leg. Stubbs stretches forward and pokes it towards long on .to get off the mark\nKarn to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .full outside off. Rizvi winds up and drills it down the ground towards long off. Good work .by Jacks to keep it to a single\nKarn to Stubbs, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Stubbs goes back and cuts it towards sweeper cover\nKarn to Sameer Rizvi, SIX runs .clean as a whistle! Floated up full and wide, and Rizvi climbs into it. Free swing through .the line and he pumps this over the wide long off fence!\nBumrah to Stubbs, no run .hard length just outside off. Stubbs gets up on his toes and dabs it towards backward .point\nBumrah to Stubbs, OUT .plumb with a capital P, and Stubbs has to head back for an early shower! But hang on. .Hang on. Stubbs has reviewed! Slower ball on a fullish length, pitching just outside off .and cutting back in sharply. Stubbs plays all around it and gets smoked on the front .pad, right on the knee roll. This seems like a review in hope the longer it goes on, and .Ball Tracking confirms that suspicion, with the ball smashing into leg stump two-thirds .of the way up. Bumrah did not even look back at the umpire until very late and now, we .know why. Bumrah doing what Bumrah does, and MI are squeezing the life out of this .run-chase! .Tristan Stubbs lbw b Bumrah 2 (4b 0x4 0x6 6m) SR: 50\nBumrah to Ashutosh, no run .hard length, slanting into middle stump. Ashutosh, caught on the crease, stabs it .towards mid wicket\nBumrah to Ashutosh, no run .sharp bumper, angling into middle and off. Ashutosh looks for the upper-cut but is .beaten by the skid Bumrah generates off the surface\nBumrah to Ashutosh, no run .slower ball on a full length outside off. Ashutosh comes forward and pushes it towards .extra cover\nBumrah to Ashutosh, 1 run .shortish on the hips. Ashutosh gets inside the line and helps it down to fine leg, who has .been placed very fine, it must be added","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs DC, 63rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Boult to Rahul, FOUR runs edged and that flashes past short third! Length ball hung up wide outside off. Rahul throws the kitchen sink at it and gets a thick outside edge that hurtles away to the fielder's right!\n Boult to Rahul, 1 run full and swinging into off stump. Rahul comes onto the front foot and pushes it back towards the bowler, who cannot hold on to it cleanly and parries it to mid off Over the wicket to du Plessis, with a wide slip in place\n Boult to du Plessis, FOUR runs off the mark in pristine style! Back of a length on middle and off. du Plessis stays leg side to give himself room and rises with the bounce to punch it crisply to extra cover's left!\n Boult to du Plessis, no run back of a length wide outside off. du Plessis reaches out for it and jabs it towards extra cover\n Boult to du Plessis, no run hard length on off. du Plessis gets up on his toes and stabs it towards extra cover\n Boult to du Plessis, 1 run back of a length outside off. du Plessis stands up tall and chunks it towards mid off. Calls for the single and makes it, with help from a Hardik misfield. A clean connection and an accurate throw might have spelt trouble for the DC captain\n Chahar to du Plessis, no run back of a length, angling into middle stump. du Plessis hangs back and drops it into the on side with soft hands\n Chahar to du Plessis, 1 run fuller outside off. du Plessis has an ugly tug at it and drags it towards deep backward square leg\n Chahar to Rahul, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Rahul lets the ball come to him before tucking it towards deep square leg\n Chahar to du Plessis, OUT straight to Santner, and du Plessis cannot believe what he has done! Slower ball on a full length just outside leg. du Plessis thinks he can go downtown but does not get the better of his former CSK teammate. Too early into the stroke and the bat face closes upon impact too. A tame lob to long on, and Santner was not going to drop that - not in a million years. Chahar is pumped. MI are pumped. The crowd is pumped. DC, under the pump early! \n Chahar to Abishek Porel, no run banged into the track just outside off. Porel gauges the line and the length early enough and sways out of the way\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs length ball on the pads. Porel presses forward and tucks it away enough to fine leg's right to bag a brace\n Boult to Rahul, FOUR runs another edge, but in the gap again! Back of a length outside off. Rahul goes fencing at it and even though he does so with an open bat face, he is not entirely in control of that stroke. Bisects backward point and short third, and gets four!\n Boult to Rahul, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Rahul works it towards deep square leg and gets off strike\n Boult to Abishek Porel, 1 run back of a length outside off. Porel opens his bat face and guides it towards deep backward point\n Boult to Rahul, OUT A Boult from the blue, and Rahul falls, and it is a racket out there at the Wankhede Stadium now! Scrambled-seam, angling across the batter on a back of a length outside off. Rahul skips down the track and then has an agricultural swipe across the line. The top hand comes off the bat, and the ball kisses the bottom part of the blade. Rickelton stoops forward and low, and gobbles it up to send KLR back to the hut! \n Boult to Sameer Rizvi, no run sharp bumper just outside off. Rizvi thinks about the pull initially before bailing out of the stroke at the last moment\n Boult to Sameer Rizvi, no run back of a length on off. Rizvi gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side. He wants the single but gets sent back early\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, no run slower ball on a fullish length just outside off. Porel comes forward and drives it straight to mid off\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, no run off-pace again and fuller outside off. Porel is too early into his flick and plonks it on the bounce to mid wicket\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs back of a length outside off. Porel gets onto the front foot and punches it neatly past cover point for a couple of runs\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run slower ball on a full length on the pads. Porel works it towards deep backward square leg\n Chahar to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs Rizvi is up and running! Short ball on middle and leg. Rizvi tracks the line early, steps inside it and helps it over the short fine leg fielder!\n Chahar to Sameer Rizvi, no run off-pace on a back of a length just outside off. Rizvi gets up on his toes and taps it gently towards mid wicket\n Jacks to Abishek Porel, no run and he finds spin straightaway! Ripping off-break, pitching on a length on middle and off and spinning away sharply. Porel is opened up like a deck chair and edges it down to short third Slip comes in\n Jacks to Abishek Porel, OUT beauty! This is looped up deliciously on a length just outside off. Porel is drawn into a poke forward and gets beaten completely. Seems to over-balance too. Rickelton whips off the bails but has he done so quickly enough. Oh well. Oh well. The third umpire Chris Gaffaney has multiple looks at it and reckons the back foot was just in the air when the bails were taken off. What a delivery, and what a piece of keeping. Porel done all ends up, and DC staring down the barrel now! \n back of a length outside off. Spins back in and Nigam, hanging deep in his crease, defends it behind point. Uh-oh, a No ball has been called, and DC will have a Free hit because there weren't enough fielders on the off side. Oh dear!\n Jacks to Nigam, SIX runs Nigam makes MI pay! Short, wide and asking to be hit, especially with everyone up on the off side. Nigam throws his hands at it and carves it over cover!\n Jacks to Nigam, FOUR runs four more! Nigam is counter-punching! Given a bit of air outside off. Nigam dances down the track and whips it over mid off rather nonchalantly!\n Jacks to Nigam, FOUR runs 14 off three balls! Fired in on a back of a length outside off. Nigam uses the pace on offer and dabs it fine with the deftest of touches! Around the wicket now\n Jacks to Nigam, 1 run darted in full just outside off. Nigam gets down on one knee and sweeps it towards deep mid wicket\n Santner to Nigam, FOUR runs Vipraj Nigam does not care about reputations, though! Dragged down on middle and leg. Nigam rocks back, opens up his front hip and boshes it over mid wicket!\n Santner to Nigam, 1 run angled in fuller and quicker on the pads. Nigam nudges it enough to mid wicket's right for a single\n Santner to Sameer Rizvi, no run back of a length on leg stump. Rizvi backs away and pushes it towards mid on\n Santner to Sameer Rizvi, no run back of a length on middle and off. Rizvi hangs back and pokes it towards extra cover\n Santner to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run flighted up very full on leg stump. Rizvi gives himself a bit of room and knocks it to long off\n Santner to Nigam, no run Rohit drops an absolute sitter - oh my! Floated up full on middle and off. Nigam backs away and throws the plumbing at it. Slices it straight to short third and Rohit makes an absolute hash of it. That should have been gobbled up every day of the week!\n Bumrah to Sameer Rizvi, no run off-pace on a full length on middle and leg. Rizvi nearly falls across but does enough to stab it towards mid wicket\n Bumrah to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs short and put away! The direction goes awry and this slides a little down leg. Rizvi steps inside the line early and swings it away fine!\n Bumrah to Sameer Rizvi, no run on a length just outside off. Rizvi presses half forward and prods it towards mid off\n Bumrah to Sameer Rizvi, no run hard length at the stumps. Rizvi wants to drop and run into the square leg region but Nigam is not at all interested. Rizvi not best pleased with his partner's response\n Bumrah to Sameer Rizvi, no run attempted slower yorker that ends up as a dipping low full toss outside off. Rizvi flicks it straight to mid wicket\n Bumrah to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run another rare loose ball. A full toss on middle and off. Rizvi shuffles across and helps it down to fine leg. Rizvi is hell-bent on the second but Nigam sends him back Time for a pause. MI did the early running in this innings but this partnership has kept DC afloat. A tough task awaits, but they at least have a partnership to build on now. IMPACT SUBMI KV Sharma RG Sharma\n Santner to Sameer Rizvi, no run big turn! Very slow on a shortish length on leg stump. Spins an absolute mile and Rizvi can only play it back to the bowler\n Santner to Sameer Rizvi, no run back of a length, angling into leg stump. Skids onto the batter too, who stabs it back towards Santner\n Santner to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run tossed up generously on a full length on the pads. Rizvi lunges forward and works it towards deep mid wicket\n Santner to Nigam, no run peach! Slowed up beautifully on a length just outside off and this drifts in before gripping and ripping away. Nigam beaten all ends up\n Santner to Nigam, no run full on middle and leg. Nigam gets a good stride in and smothers any possible spin\n Santner to Nigam, OUT the softest of dismissals, and Santner is weaving a web around the Capitals now! Fired in on a back of a length on middle and leg. Comes in with the arm, while also stopping in the surface a little. Nigam has designs to turn this to leg but the ball sticks in the surface just enough to induce a tame leading edge. Perhaps the easiest catch Santner will ever have to take, and DC are now four down! \n Karn to Sameer Rizvi, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Rizvi hangs back and taps it towards extra cover\n Karn to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Rizvi opens up his stance a little more this time and punches it to long on Stubbs on strike now\n Karn to Stubbs, 1 run fizzed in full on middle and leg. Stubbs stretches forward and pokes it towards long on to get off the mark\n Karn to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run full outside off. Rizvi winds up and drills it down the ground towards long off. Good work by Jacks to keep it to a single\n Karn to Stubbs, 1 run back of a length outside off. Stubbs goes back and cuts it towards sweeper cover\n Karn to Sameer Rizvi, SIX runs clean as a whistle! Floated up full and wide, and Rizvi climbs into it. Free swing through the line and he pumps this over the wide long off fence!\n Bumrah to Stubbs, no run hard length just outside off. Stubbs gets up on his toes and dabs it towards backward point\n Bumrah to Stubbs, OUT plumb with a capital P, and Stubbs has to head back for an early shower! But hang on. Hang on. Stubbs has reviewed! Slower ball on a fullish length, pitching just outside off and cutting back in sharply. Stubbs plays all around it and gets smoked on the front pad, right on the knee roll. This seems like a review in hope the longer it goes on, and Ball Tracking confirms that suspicion, with the ball smashing into leg stump two-thirds of the way up. Bumrah did not even look back at the umpire until very late and now, we know why. Bumrah doing what Bumrah does, and MI are squeezing the life out of this run-chase! \n Bumrah to Ashutosh, no run hard length, slanting into middle stump. Ashutosh, caught on the crease, stabs it towards mid wicket\n Bumrah to Ashutosh, no run sharp bumper, angling into middle and off. Ashutosh looks for the upper-cut but is beaten by the skid Bumrah generates off the surface\n Bumrah to Ashutosh, no run slower ball on a full length outside off. Ashutosh comes forward and pushes it towards extra cover\n Bumrah to Ashutosh, 1 run shortish on the hips. Ashutosh gets inside the line and helps it down to fine leg, who has been placed very fine, it must be added","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","Ashutosh","Nigam","Rahul","Sameer Rizvi","Stubbs","du Plessis"],"Runs":[6.0,1.0,20.0,11.0,19.0,2.0,6.0],"Balls_Faced":[9,4,11,6,20,4,7],"Fours":[0,0,3,2,2,0,1],"Sixes":[0,0,1,0,1,0,0],"S\/R":[66.67,25.0,181.82,183.33,95.0,50.0,85.71],"dismissal":["st \u2020Rickelton b Jacks","Not Out","c & b Santner","c \u2020Rickelton b Boult","Not Out","lbw b Bumrah","c Santner b Chahar"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Boult","Bumrah","Chahar","Jacks","Karn","Santner"],"Balls":[12,12,12,6,6,12],"Runs_Given":[16.0,6.0,11.0,16.0,10.0,7.0],"Wickets":[1,1,1,1,0,1],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Boult to Rahul, FOUR runs .edged and that flashes past short third! Length ball hung up wide outside off. Rahul .throws the kitchen sink at it and gets a thick outside edge that hurtles away to the .fielder's right!\nBoult to Rahul, 1 run .full and swinging into off stump. Rahul comes onto the front foot and pushes it back .towards the bowler, who cannot hold on to it cleanly and parries it to mid off .Over the wicket to du Plessis, with a wide slip in place\nBoult to du Plessis, FOUR runs .off the mark in pristine style! Back of a length on middle and off. du Plessis stays leg .side to give himself room and rises with the bounce to punch it crisply to extra cover's .left!\nBoult to du Plessis, no run .back of a length wide outside off. du Plessis reaches out for it and jabs it towards extra .cover\nBoult to du Plessis, no run .hard length on off. du Plessis gets up on his toes and stabs it towards extra cover\nBoult to du Plessis, 1 run .back of a length outside off. du Plessis stands up tall and chunks it towards mid off. .Calls for the single and makes it, with help from a Hardik misfield. A clean connection .and an accurate throw might have spelt trouble for the DC captain\nChahar to du Plessis, no run .back of a length, angling into middle stump. du Plessis hangs back and drops it into the .on side with soft hands\nChahar to du Plessis, 1 run .fuller outside off. du Plessis has an ugly tug at it and drags it towards deep backward .square leg\nChahar to Rahul, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Rahul lets the ball come to him before tucking it towards .deep square leg\nChahar to du Plessis, OUT .straight to Santner, and du Plessis cannot believe what he has done! Slower ball on a .full length just outside leg. du Plessis thinks he can go downtown but does not get the .better of his former CSK teammate. Too early into the stroke and the bat face closes .upon impact too. A tame lob to long on, and Santner was not going to drop that - not in .a million years. Chahar is pumped. MI are pumped. The crowd is pumped. DC, under the .pump early! .Faf du Plessis c Santner b Chahar 6 (7b 1x4 0x6 8m) SR: 85.71\nChahar to Abishek Porel, no run .banged into the track just outside off. Porel gauges the line and the length early enough .and sways out of the way\nChahar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .length ball on the pads. Porel presses forward and tucks it away enough to fine leg's .right to bag a brace\nBoult to Rahul, FOUR runs .another edge, but in the gap again! Back of a length outside off. Rahul goes fencing at it .and even though he does so with an open bat face, he is not entirely in control of that .stroke. Bisects backward point and short third, and gets four!\nBoult to Rahul, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Rahul works it towards deep square leg and gets off .strike\nBoult to Abishek Porel, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Porel opens his bat face and guides it towards deep .backward point\nBoult to Rahul, OUT .A Boult from the blue, and Rahul falls, and it is a racket out there at the Wankhede .Stadium now! Scrambled-seam, angling across the batter on a back of a length outside .off. Rahul skips down the track and then has an agricultural swipe across the line. The .top hand comes off the bat, and the ball kisses the bottom part of the blade. Rickelton .stoops forward and low, and gobbles it up to send KLR back to the hut! .KL Rahul c \u2020Rickelton b Boult 11 (6b 2x4 0x6 15m) SR: 183.33\nBoult to Sameer Rizvi, no run .sharp bumper just outside off. Rizvi thinks about the pull initially before bailing out of .the stroke at the last moment\nBoult to Sameer Rizvi, no run .back of a length on off. Rizvi gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side. He wants .the single but gets sent back early\nChahar to Abishek Porel, no run .slower ball on a fullish length just outside off. Porel comes forward and drives it straight .to mid off\nChahar to Abishek Porel, no run .off-pace again and fuller outside off. Porel is too early into his flick and plonks it on the .bounce to mid wicket\nChahar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .back of a length outside off. Porel gets onto the front foot and punches it neatly past .cover point for a couple of runs\nChahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run .slower ball on a full length on the pads. Porel works it towards deep backward square .leg\nChahar to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs .Rizvi is up and running! Short ball on middle and leg. Rizvi tracks the line early, steps .inside it and helps it over the short fine leg fielder!\nChahar to Sameer Rizvi, no run .off-pace on a back of a length just outside off. Rizvi gets up on his toes and taps it .gently towards mid wicket\nJacks to Abishek Porel, no run .and he finds spin straightaway! Ripping off-break, pitching on a length on middle and .off and spinning away sharply. Porel is opened up like a deck chair and edges it down to .short third .Slip comes in\nJacks to Abishek Porel, OUT .beauty! This is looped up deliciously on a length just outside off. Porel is drawn into a .poke forward and gets beaten completely. Seems to over-balance too. Rickelton whips .off the bails but has he done so quickly enough. Oh well. Oh well. The third umpire .Chris Gaffaney has multiple looks at it and reckons the back foot was just in the air .when the bails were taken off. What a delivery, and what a piece of keeping. Porel .done all ends up, and DC staring down the barrel now! .Abishek Porel st \u2020Rickelton b Jacks 6 (9b 0x4 0x6 15m) SR: 66.66\nJacks to Nigam, (no ball) .back of a length outside off. Spins back in and Nigam, hanging deep in his crease, .defends it behind point. Uh-oh, a No ball has been called, and DC will have a Free hit .because there weren't enough fielders on the off side. Oh dear!\nJacks to Nigam, SIX runs .Nigam makes MI pay! Short, wide and asking to be hit, especially with everyone up on .the off side. Nigam throws his hands at it and carves it over cover!\nJacks to Nigam, FOUR runs .four more! Nigam is counter-punching! Given a bit of air outside off. Nigam dances .down the track and whips it over mid off rather nonchalantly!\nJacks to Nigam, FOUR runs .14 off three balls! Fired in on a back of a length outside off. Nigam uses the pace on .offer and dabs it fine with the deftest of touches! .Around the wicket now\nJacks to Nigam, 1 run .darted in full just outside off. Nigam gets down on one knee and sweeps it towards .deep mid wicket\nSantner to Nigam, FOUR runs .Vipraj Nigam does not care about reputations, though! Dragged down on middle and .leg. Nigam rocks back, opens up his front hip and boshes it over mid wicket!\nSantner to Nigam, 1 run .angled in fuller and quicker on the pads. Nigam nudges it enough to mid wicket's right .for a single\nSantner to Sameer Rizvi, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Rizvi backs away and pushes it towards mid on\nSantner to Sameer Rizvi, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Rizvi hangs back and pokes it towards extra cover\nSantner to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .flighted up very full on leg stump. Rizvi gives himself a bit of room and knocks it to long .off\nSantner to Nigam, no run .Rohit drops an absolute sitter - oh my! Floated up full on middle and off. Nigam backs .away and throws the plumbing at it. Slices it straight to short third and Rohit makes an .absolute hash of it. That should have been gobbled up every day of the week!\nBumrah to Sameer Rizvi, no run .off-pace on a full length on middle and leg. Rizvi nearly falls across but does enough to .stab it towards mid wicket\nBumrah to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs .short and put away! The direction goes awry and this slides a little down leg. Rizvi steps .inside the line early and swings it away fine!\nBumrah to Sameer Rizvi, no run .on a length just outside off. Rizvi presses half forward and prods it towards mid off\nBumrah to Sameer Rizvi, no run .hard length at the stumps. Rizvi wants to drop and run into the square leg region but .Nigam is not at all interested. Rizvi not best pleased with his partner's response\nBumrah to Sameer Rizvi, no run .attempted slower yorker that ends up as a dipping low full toss outside off. Rizvi flicks it .straight to mid wicket\nBumrah to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .another rare loose ball. A full toss on middle and off. Rizvi shuffles across and helps it .down to fine leg. Rizvi is hell-bent on the second but Nigam sends him back .Time for a pause. MI did the early running in this innings but this partnership has kept .DC afloat. A tough task awaits, but they at least have a partnership to build on now. . .IMPACT SUBMI .KV Sharma .RG Sharma\nSantner to Sameer Rizvi, no run .big turn! Very slow on a shortish length on leg stump. Spins an absolute mile and Rizvi .can only play it back to the bowler\nSantner to Sameer Rizvi, no run .back of a length, angling into leg stump. Skids onto the batter too, who stabs it back .towards Santner\nSantner to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .tossed up generously on a full length on the pads. Rizvi lunges forward and works it .towards deep mid wicket\nSantner to Nigam, no run .peach! Slowed up beautifully on a length just outside off and this drifts in before .gripping and ripping away. Nigam beaten all ends up\nSantner to Nigam, no run .full on middle and leg. Nigam gets a good stride in and smothers any possible spin\nSantner to Nigam, OUT .the softest of dismissals, and Santner is weaving a web around the Capitals now! Fired .in on a back of a length on middle and leg. Comes in with the arm, while also stopping in .the surface a little. Nigam has designs to turn this to leg but the ball sticks in the .surface just enough to induce a tame leading edge. Perhaps the easiest catch Santner .will ever have to take, and DC are now four down! .Vipraj Nigam c & b Santner 20 (11b 3x4 1x6 15m) SR: 181.81\nKarn to Sameer Rizvi, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Rizvi hangs back and taps it towards extra cover\nKarn to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Rizvi opens up his stance a little more this time and .punches it to long on .Stubbs on strike now\nKarn to Stubbs, 1 run .fizzed in full on middle and leg. Stubbs stretches forward and pokes it towards long on .to get off the mark\nKarn to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .full outside off. Rizvi winds up and drills it down the ground towards long off. Good work .by Jacks to keep it to a single\nKarn to Stubbs, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Stubbs goes back and cuts it towards sweeper cover\nKarn to Sameer Rizvi, SIX runs .clean as a whistle! Floated up full and wide, and Rizvi climbs into it. Free swing through .the line and he pumps this over the wide long off fence!\nBumrah to Stubbs, no run .hard length just outside off. Stubbs gets up on his toes and dabs it towards backward .point\nBumrah to Stubbs, OUT .plumb with a capital P, and Stubbs has to head back for an early shower! But hang on. .Hang on. Stubbs has reviewed! Slower ball on a fullish length, pitching just outside off .and cutting back in sharply. Stubbs plays all around it and gets smoked on the front .pad, right on the knee roll. This seems like a review in hope the longer it goes on, and .Ball Tracking confirms that suspicion, with the ball smashing into leg stump two-thirds .of the way up. Bumrah did not even look back at the umpire until very late and now, we .know why. Bumrah doing what Bumrah does, and MI are squeezing the life out of this .run-chase! .Tristan Stubbs lbw b Bumrah 2 (4b 0x4 0x6 6m) SR: 50\nBumrah to Ashutosh, no run .hard length, slanting into middle stump. Ashutosh, caught on the crease, stabs it .towards mid wicket\nBumrah to Ashutosh, no run .sharp bumper, angling into middle and off. Ashutosh looks for the upper-cut but is .beaten by the skid Bumrah generates off the surface\nBumrah to Ashutosh, no run .slower ball on a full length outside off. Ashutosh comes forward and pushes it towards .extra cover\nBumrah to Ashutosh, 1 run .shortish on the hips. Ashutosh gets inside the line and helps it down to fine leg, who has .been placed very fine, it must be added\nKarn to Ashutosh, no run .angled in on a length on leg stump. Comes in with the arm and Ashutosh gets rapped .on the pads after playing down the wrong line\nKarn to Ashutosh, FOUR runs .Ashutosh lands his first blow! Tossed up on middle and off. Ashutosh comes out of his .bunker and slugs this to long on's right. Much-needed runs!\nKarn to Ashutosh, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Ashutosh hops back and punches it towards .sweeper cover\nKarn to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs .Jacks misjudges it, and offers Rizvi a lifeline! Given plenty of air on a full length on .middle and leg. Rizvi looks to go downtown and cuts across it terribly. Jacks runs in, .seems to have it under control until...he does not have it under control. Over-runs it .badly and the ball goes through his hands in the end!\nKarn to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .on a length on the pads. Rizvi glances it towards short fine leg\nKarn to Ashutosh, SIX runs .this is right out of the screws, and Ashutosh is saying this game ain't finished yet! .Another floaty delivery wide outside off. Within Ashutosh's arc and he uses his long .levers to bulldoze it over long off!\nSantner to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .slowed up on a back of a length on leg stump. Rizvi, having backed away early, has to .wait for it before working it towards deep mid wicket\nSantner to Ashutosh, no run .back of a length outside off. Ashutosh hangs back and prods it towards point. Rizvi .hares down for the run, only to be sent back in the nick of time\nSantner to Ashutosh, no run .another absolute corker! Lobbed up deliciously on a length on middle and off. Drfits in .and then rags away sharply past the outside edge. Ashutosh over-balances a touch as .well, with Rickelton whipping of the bails. Not as quick as earlier in the evening, though, .and Ashutosh stays!\nSantner to Ashutosh, 1 run .fired in fuller just outside off. Ashutosh hangs back and drives it towards sweeper cover\nSantner to Sameer Rizvi, no run .almost a spectacular grab! Angled in full on leg stump. Rizvi backs away and then .smashes it straight back at the bowler. Santner flings out his left mitt but cannot make .it stick\nSantner to Sameer Rizvi, no run .back of a length, following the batter outside leg. Comes in with the arm too and Rizvi .can only jam it off the inside edge into his pads\nChahar to Ashutosh, 2 runs .back of a length outside off. Ashutosh stands tall and cracks it off the back foot past .extra cover. Dhir tracks it down from sweeper cover, sprawls to his right and saves two\nChahar to Ashutosh, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Holds a little in the surface and Ashutosh knocks it to .long off\nChahar to Sameer Rizvi, no run .back of a length on middle and off. No real room to work with and Rizvi stabs it back .towards the bowler, who collects sharply to his left\nChahar to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs .oh wow - what timing! Full on the pads and Rizvi takes full toll. Uses his wrists to .perfection and clips it delightfully between deep mid wicket and deep square leg!\nChahar to Sameer Rizvi, no run .back of a length outside off. Rizvi takes a step down the track and slaps it straight to .extra cover. Scuffed that a little, it must be said\nChahar to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs .edged and four! Slower ball on a shortish length wide outside off. Rizvi gives it the lot .and gets a thick outside edge that trickles away past short third!\nBoult to Ashutosh, 1 run .back of a length just on middle and off. Ashutosh stays leg side of the ball and jabs it .towards deep point\nBoult to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs .that has sped to the fence! Slower ball dug into the track outside off. Sits up and Rizvi .has all the time in the world to swat it past deep mid wicket!\nBoult to Sameer Rizvi, no run .nails the wide yorker and it has the beating of Rizvi. He advances, trying to dig it out, but .sees the ball squirm under his flailing blade\nBoult to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .another top yorker, right on off stump. Rizvi jams down on it and clinks it down the .ground for a single\nBoult to Ashutosh, 1 run .fullish on middle and off. Ashutosh jabs it towards extra cover and saunters across to .the other end\nBoult to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run .off-pace again, and a little more at the body. Rizvi stands tall to this short ball and .swipes it away towards deep backward square leg, keeping strike in the process\nSantner to Sameer Rizvi, no run .zinged in very full and following the batter outside leg. Rizvi attempts to go downtown .but only chunks it off the inside edge into his boot\nSantner to Sameer Rizvi, OUT .does him all ends up, and Rizvi's cameo comes to an end! This is tossed up .marvelously on a length on middle stump. Rizvi gets down on one knee and then waits. .He waits and waits and waits and waits and then the ball arrives, along with a bit of turn .and a bit of bounce. Swipes at thin air and hears the death rattle of middle stump soon .after. Brilliant, brilliant bowling and Santner has two! .Sameer Rizvi b Santner 39 (35b 6x4 1x6 54m) SR: 111.42\nSantner to Tiwari, no run .flighted up on a length outside off. Tiwari goes feeling for it and sees the ball whiz past .the outside edge\nSantner to Tiwari, 1 run .back of a length on the hips. Tiwari goes back and punches it towards long on\nSantner to Ashutosh, OUT .the Kiwi wizard has the ball on a string, and the Capitals are falling like a pack of cards .in front of this magician! This is a dream delivery. Plenty of air, plenty of guile, plenty of .deception and plenty of world-class quailty. Gets it over the eye-line and it drops on a .length just outside off. By then, Ashutosh is committed to the drive away from his body, .only to realize that his front foot and the ball are in different post codes. Wafts at it in .hope and gets nowhere near it, with Rickelton doing the rest! DC on the brink now! .Ashutosh Sharma st \u2020Rickelton b Santner 18 (16b 1x4 1x6 22m) SR: 112.5\nSantner to Chameera, 1 run .darted in full on the pads. Chameera nudges it into the square leg region and looks at .his partner, who hares across and completes the run\nBumrah to Chameera, 1 run .into the blockhole on middle and leg. Chameera jams down on it and digs it out towards .deep square leg\nBumrah to Tiwari, 2 runs .sharp bumper just outside off. Gets a little big on Tiwari, who swipes at it and shanks it .towards deep square leg. Both batters are intent on two and Chameera tears back to .the danger end to complete it\nBumrah to Tiwari, OUT .Jasprit Bumrah, you cannot do that! This is proper champagne bowling now. Slower .yorker that hangs in the air like it is being controlled by a thread. It hangs and hangs and .hangs just outside off before dipping cruelly and clinically. Tiwari, playing his first-ever .IPL game, has no clue and plays too early. Off stump knocked back and Bumrah greets .him with a smile - a smile of a man who knows he has outwitted the batter, and that he .is, quite simply, the best in the world! .Madhav Tiwari b Bumrah 3 (4b 0x4 0x6 6m) SR: 75\nBumrah to Kuldeep, 1 run .short ball on leg stump. Kuldeep hops around on his toes before fending it into the .square leg region\nBumrah to Chameera, 1 run .slower yorker just outside off. Chameera opens his bat face and runs it down to deep .third\nBumrah to Kuldeep, no run .hard length, following Kuldeep outside leg. He advances too but gets tucked up for .room. Patted down gently to mid on in the end\nBoult to Chameera, no run .excellent full ball on the stumps, denying Chameera any sort of room. He cannot do .much with it apart from keeping it out\nBoult to Chameera, 1 run .very full again, attacking the stumps. Chameera jams down on it and chunks it off the .inside edge into his pads\nBoult to Kuldeep, 1 run .full on middle and off. Kuldeep backs away and flays it towards sweeper cover\nBoult to Chameera, no run .slower bumper on leg stump. Chameera has a swipe at it but does so too early. Misses .it altogether .Around the wicket now\nBoult to Chameera, 1 run .slower ball on a full length on middle and leg. Chameera chips it towards long on and .has to settle for a single\nBoult to Kuldeep, 2 runs .low full toss slanting into leg stump. Kuldeep gives himself a bit of room and drives it .past extra cover for a couple of runs\nKarn to Chameera, 1 run .shortish on leg stump. Chameera gets onto the back foot and heaves it towards deep .backward square leg\nKarn to Kuldeep, no run .full on leg stump. Kuldeep advances and drills it back to the bowler. Might have yorked .himself too\nKarn to Kuldeep, 2 runs .shortish just outside off. Kuldeep hops back and pulls it to deep mid wicket's left. Gets .two for his troubles\nKarn to Kuldeep, 1 run .on a length just outside off. Kuldeep skips down the track and flicks it towards deep mid .wicket\nKarn to Chameera, 1 run .angled into the pads. Chameera makes his mind up early and swings for the hills, .hoicking it towards deep backward square leg\nKarn to Kuldeep, OUT .goes straight up, and Kuldeep goes straight back to the shed! Karn dangles the carrot .on leg stump and Kuldeep bites. Scampers down the track to try and smash it into the .Arabian Sea but gets nowhere near the pitch of the ball. Has to reach out well in front .and he only gets height. Long on runs in and takes a regulation chance to leave DC .tottering even more! .Kuldeep Yadav c sub (RA Bawa) b KV Sharma 7 (8b 0x4 0x6 10m) SR: 87.5\nBumrah to Chameera, 1 run .zipped in full on middle and leg. Chameera swings at it becuase, why not, and chips it .down to long on\nBumrah to Mustafizur, OUT .From the brink of despair last season and early this campaign, to pure elation and .ecstasy - the Mumbai Indians, five-time winners already, are now eleven-time .qualifiers! This brilliantly bullish band in blue and gold, away from the big time for a .gruelling year that may have felt like an eternity, will be back in the thick of it all in .2025! And this stellar star cast, of Boult and Bumrah, of Tilak and SKY, of Chahar and .Dhir and Santner, and of Rickelton, Rohit and the redemption-chasing Hardik, will have .yet another opportunity to add to this league's legend and to this franchise's folklore, .and to show how and why this team just gets winning better than most in the land! And .this blow is fitting of how dominant MI have been since over number 18 in the first .innings. A searing yorker on middle stump. Straight as an arrow and Mustafizur, batting .at eleven, had absolutely no chance of keeping that out. Smiles, embraces and plenty of .flag-waving in the stands. The MI crowd turned up tonight, and their side turned up .tonight too. And the Capitals, well, they will be left ruing what could have been, and a .failure to win yet another game that really, really mattered in an IPL season! .Mustafizur Rahman b Bumrah 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs DC, 63rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Boult to Rahul, FOUR runs edged and that flashes past short third! Length ball hung up wide outside off. Rahul throws the kitchen sink at it and gets a thick outside edge that hurtles away to the fielder's right!\n Boult to Rahul, 1 run full and swinging into off stump. Rahul comes onto the front foot and pushes it back towards the bowler, who cannot hold on to it cleanly and parries it to mid off Over the wicket to du Plessis, with a wide slip in place\n Boult to du Plessis, FOUR runs off the mark in pristine style! Back of a length on middle and off. du Plessis stays leg side to give himself room and rises with the bounce to punch it crisply to extra cover's left!\n Boult to du Plessis, no run back of a length wide outside off. du Plessis reaches out for it and jabs it towards extra cover\n Boult to du Plessis, no run hard length on off. du Plessis gets up on his toes and stabs it towards extra cover\n Boult to du Plessis, 1 run back of a length outside off. du Plessis stands up tall and chunks it towards mid off. Calls for the single and makes it, with help from a Hardik misfield. A clean connection and an accurate throw might have spelt trouble for the DC captain\n Chahar to du Plessis, no run back of a length, angling into middle stump. du Plessis hangs back and drops it into the on side with soft hands\n Chahar to du Plessis, 1 run fuller outside off. du Plessis has an ugly tug at it and drags it towards deep backward square leg\n Chahar to Rahul, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Rahul lets the ball come to him before tucking it towards deep square leg\n Chahar to du Plessis, OUT straight to Santner, and du Plessis cannot believe what he has done! Slower ball on a full length just outside leg. du Plessis thinks he can go downtown but does not get the better of his former CSK teammate. Too early into the stroke and the bat face closes upon impact too. A tame lob to long on, and Santner was not going to drop that - not in a million years. Chahar is pumped. MI are pumped. The crowd is pumped. DC, under the pump early! \n Chahar to Abishek Porel, no run banged into the track just outside off. Porel gauges the line and the length early enough and sways out of the way\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs length ball on the pads. Porel presses forward and tucks it away enough to fine leg's right to bag a brace\n Boult to Rahul, FOUR runs another edge, but in the gap again! Back of a length outside off. Rahul goes fencing at it and even though he does so with an open bat face, he is not entirely in control of that stroke. Bisects backward point and short third, and gets four!\n Boult to Rahul, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Rahul works it towards deep square leg and gets off strike\n Boult to Abishek Porel, 1 run back of a length outside off. Porel opens his bat face and guides it towards deep backward point\n Boult to Rahul, OUT A Boult from the blue, and Rahul falls, and it is a racket out there at the Wankhede Stadium now! Scrambled-seam, angling across the batter on a back of a length outside off. Rahul skips down the track and then has an agricultural swipe across the line. The top hand comes off the bat, and the ball kisses the bottom part of the blade. Rickelton stoops forward and low, and gobbles it up to send KLR back to the hut! \n Boult to Sameer Rizvi, no run sharp bumper just outside off. Rizvi thinks about the pull initially before bailing out of the stroke at the last moment\n Boult to Sameer Rizvi, no run back of a length on off. Rizvi gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side. He wants the single but gets sent back early\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, no run slower ball on a fullish length just outside off. Porel comes forward and drives it straight to mid off\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, no run off-pace again and fuller outside off. Porel is too early into his flick and plonks it on the bounce to mid wicket\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, 2 runs back of a length outside off. Porel gets onto the front foot and punches it neatly past cover point for a couple of runs\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run slower ball on a full length on the pads. Porel works it towards deep backward square leg\n Chahar to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs Rizvi is up and running! Short ball on middle and leg. Rizvi tracks the line early, steps inside it and helps it over the short fine leg fielder!\n Chahar to Sameer Rizvi, no run off-pace on a back of a length just outside off. Rizvi gets up on his toes and taps it gently towards mid wicket\n Jacks to Abishek Porel, no run and he finds spin straightaway! Ripping off-break, pitching on a length on middle and off and spinning away sharply. Porel is opened up like a deck chair and edges it down to short third Slip comes in\n Jacks to Abishek Porel, OUT beauty! This is looped up deliciously on a length just outside off. Porel is drawn into a poke forward and gets beaten completely. Seems to over-balance too. Rickelton whips off the bails but has he done so quickly enough. Oh well. Oh well. The third umpire Chris Gaffaney has multiple looks at it and reckons the back foot was just in the air when the bails were taken off. What a delivery, and what a piece of keeping. Porel done all ends up, and DC staring down the barrel now! \n back of a length outside off. Spins back in and Nigam, hanging deep in his crease, defends it behind point. Uh-oh, a No ball has been called, and DC will have a Free hit because there weren't enough fielders on the off side. Oh dear!\n Jacks to Nigam, SIX runs Nigam makes MI pay! Short, wide and asking to be hit, especially with everyone up on the off side. Nigam throws his hands at it and carves it over cover!\n Jacks to Nigam, FOUR runs four more! Nigam is counter-punching! Given a bit of air outside off. Nigam dances down the track and whips it over mid off rather nonchalantly!\n Jacks to Nigam, FOUR runs 14 off three balls! Fired in on a back of a length outside off. Nigam uses the pace on offer and dabs it fine with the deftest of touches! Around the wicket now\n Jacks to Nigam, 1 run darted in full just outside off. Nigam gets down on one knee and sweeps it towards deep mid wicket\n Santner to Nigam, FOUR runs Vipraj Nigam does not care about reputations, though! Dragged down on middle and leg. Nigam rocks back, opens up his front hip and boshes it over mid wicket!\n Santner to Nigam, 1 run angled in fuller and quicker on the pads. Nigam nudges it enough to mid wicket's right for a single\n Santner to Sameer Rizvi, no run back of a length on leg stump. Rizvi backs away and pushes it towards mid on\n Santner to Sameer Rizvi, no run back of a length on middle and off. Rizvi hangs back and pokes it towards extra cover\n Santner to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run flighted up very full on leg stump. Rizvi gives himself a bit of room and knocks it to long off\n Santner to Nigam, no run Rohit drops an absolute sitter - oh my! Floated up full on middle and off. Nigam backs away and throws the plumbing at it. Slices it straight to short third and Rohit makes an absolute hash of it. That should have been gobbled up every day of the week!\n Bumrah to Sameer Rizvi, no run off-pace on a full length on middle and leg. Rizvi nearly falls across but does enough to stab it towards mid wicket\n Bumrah to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs short and put away! The direction goes awry and this slides a little down leg. Rizvi steps inside the line early and swings it away fine!\n Bumrah to Sameer Rizvi, no run on a length just outside off. Rizvi presses half forward and prods it towards mid off\n Bumrah to Sameer Rizvi, no run hard length at the stumps. Rizvi wants to drop and run into the square leg region but Nigam is not at all interested. Rizvi not best pleased with his partner's response\n Bumrah to Sameer Rizvi, no run attempted slower yorker that ends up as a dipping low full toss outside off. Rizvi flicks it straight to mid wicket\n Bumrah to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run another rare loose ball. A full toss on middle and off. Rizvi shuffles across and helps it down to fine leg. Rizvi is hell-bent on the second but Nigam sends him back Time for a pause. MI did the early running in this innings but this partnership has kept DC afloat. A tough task awaits, but they at least have a partnership to build on now. IMPACT SUBMI KV Sharma RG Sharma\n Santner to Sameer Rizvi, no run big turn! Very slow on a shortish length on leg stump. Spins an absolute mile and Rizvi can only play it back to the bowler\n Santner to Sameer Rizvi, no run back of a length, angling into leg stump. Skids onto the batter too, who stabs it back towards Santner\n Santner to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run tossed up generously on a full length on the pads. Rizvi lunges forward and works it towards deep mid wicket\n Santner to Nigam, no run peach! Slowed up beautifully on a length just outside off and this drifts in before gripping and ripping away. Nigam beaten all ends up\n Santner to Nigam, no run full on middle and leg. Nigam gets a good stride in and smothers any possible spin\n Santner to Nigam, OUT the softest of dismissals, and Santner is weaving a web around the Capitals now! Fired in on a back of a length on middle and leg. Comes in with the arm, while also stopping in the surface a little. Nigam has designs to turn this to leg but the ball sticks in the surface just enough to induce a tame leading edge. Perhaps the easiest catch Santner will ever have to take, and DC are now four down! \n Karn to Sameer Rizvi, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Rizvi hangs back and taps it towards extra cover\n Karn to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Rizvi opens up his stance a little more this time and punches it to long on Stubbs on strike now\n Karn to Stubbs, 1 run fizzed in full on middle and leg. Stubbs stretches forward and pokes it towards long on to get off the mark\n Karn to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run full outside off. Rizvi winds up and drills it down the ground towards long off. Good work by Jacks to keep it to a single\n Karn to Stubbs, 1 run back of a length outside off. Stubbs goes back and cuts it towards sweeper cover\n Karn to Sameer Rizvi, SIX runs clean as a whistle! Floated up full and wide, and Rizvi climbs into it. Free swing through the line and he pumps this over the wide long off fence!\n Bumrah to Stubbs, no run hard length just outside off. Stubbs gets up on his toes and dabs it towards backward point\n Bumrah to Stubbs, OUT plumb with a capital P, and Stubbs has to head back for an early shower! But hang on. Hang on. Stubbs has reviewed! Slower ball on a fullish length, pitching just outside off and cutting back in sharply. Stubbs plays all around it and gets smoked on the front pad, right on the knee roll. This seems like a review in hope the longer it goes on, and Ball Tracking confirms that suspicion, with the ball smashing into leg stump two-thirds of the way up. Bumrah did not even look back at the umpire until very late and now, we know why. Bumrah doing what Bumrah does, and MI are squeezing the life out of this run-chase! \n Bumrah to Ashutosh, no run hard length, slanting into middle stump. Ashutosh, caught on the crease, stabs it towards mid wicket\n Bumrah to Ashutosh, no run sharp bumper, angling into middle and off. Ashutosh looks for the upper-cut but is beaten by the skid Bumrah generates off the surface\n Bumrah to Ashutosh, no run slower ball on a full length outside off. Ashutosh comes forward and pushes it towards extra cover\n Bumrah to Ashutosh, 1 run shortish on the hips. Ashutosh gets inside the line and helps it down to fine leg, who has been placed very fine, it must be added\n Karn to Ashutosh, no run angled in on a length on leg stump. Comes in with the arm and Ashutosh gets rapped on the pads after playing down the wrong line\n Karn to Ashutosh, FOUR runs Ashutosh lands his first blow! Tossed up on middle and off. Ashutosh comes out of his bunker and slugs this to long on's right. Much-needed runs!\n Karn to Ashutosh, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Ashutosh hops back and punches it towards sweeper cover\n Karn to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs Jacks misjudges it, and offers Rizvi a lifeline! Given plenty of air on a full length on middle and leg. Rizvi looks to go downtown and cuts across it terribly. Jacks runs in, seems to have it under control until...he does not have it under control. Over-runs it badly and the ball goes through his hands in the end!\n Karn to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run on a length on the pads. Rizvi glances it towards short fine leg\n Karn to Ashutosh, SIX runs this is right out of the screws, and Ashutosh is saying this game ain't finished yet! Another floaty delivery wide outside off. Within Ashutosh's arc and he uses his long levers to bulldoze it over long off!\n Santner to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run slowed up on a back of a length on leg stump. Rizvi, having backed away early, has to wait for it before working it towards deep mid wicket\n Santner to Ashutosh, no run back of a length outside off. Ashutosh hangs back and prods it towards point. Rizvi hares down for the run, only to be sent back in the nick of time\n Santner to Ashutosh, no run another absolute corker! Lobbed up deliciously on a length on middle and off. Drfits in and then rags away sharply past the outside edge. Ashutosh over-balances a touch as well, with Rickelton whipping of the bails. Not as quick as earlier in the evening, though, and Ashutosh stays!\n Santner to Ashutosh, 1 run fired in fuller just outside off. Ashutosh hangs back and drives it towards sweeper cover\n Santner to Sameer Rizvi, no run almost a spectacular grab! Angled in full on leg stump. Rizvi backs away and then smashes it straight back at the bowler. Santner flings out his left mitt but cannot make it stick\n Santner to Sameer Rizvi, no run back of a length, following the batter outside leg. Comes in with the arm too and Rizvi can only jam it off the inside edge into his pads\n Chahar to Ashutosh, 2 runs back of a length outside off. Ashutosh stands tall and cracks it off the back foot past extra cover. Dhir tracks it down from sweeper cover, sprawls to his right and saves two\n Chahar to Ashutosh, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Holds a little in the surface and Ashutosh knocks it to long off\n Chahar to Sameer Rizvi, no run back of a length on middle and off. No real room to work with and Rizvi stabs it back towards the bowler, who collects sharply to his left\n Chahar to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs oh wow - what timing! Full on the pads and Rizvi takes full toll. Uses his wrists to perfection and clips it delightfully between deep mid wicket and deep square leg!\n Chahar to Sameer Rizvi, no run back of a length outside off. Rizvi takes a step down the track and slaps it straight to extra cover. Scuffed that a little, it must be said\n Chahar to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs edged and four! Slower ball on a shortish length wide outside off. Rizvi gives it the lot and gets a thick outside edge that trickles away past short third!\n Boult to Ashutosh, 1 run back of a length just on middle and off. Ashutosh stays leg side of the ball and jabs it towards deep point\n Boult to Sameer Rizvi, FOUR runs that has sped to the fence! Slower ball dug into the track outside off. Sits up and Rizvi has all the time in the world to swat it past deep mid wicket!\n Boult to Sameer Rizvi, no run nails the wide yorker and it has the beating of Rizvi. He advances, trying to dig it out, but sees the ball squirm under his flailing blade\n Boult to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run another top yorker, right on off stump. Rizvi jams down on it and clinks it down the ground for a single\n Boult to Ashutosh, 1 run fullish on middle and off. Ashutosh jabs it towards extra cover and saunters across to the other end\n Boult to Sameer Rizvi, 1 run off-pace again, and a little more at the body. Rizvi stands tall to this short ball and swipes it away towards deep backward square leg, keeping strike in the process\n Santner to Sameer Rizvi, no run zinged in very full and following the batter outside leg. Rizvi attempts to go downtown but only chunks it off the inside edge into his boot\n Santner to Sameer Rizvi, OUT does him all ends up, and Rizvi's cameo comes to an end! This is tossed up marvelously on a length on middle stump. Rizvi gets down on one knee and then waits. He waits and waits and waits and waits and then the ball arrives, along with a bit of turn and a bit of bounce. Swipes at thin air and hears the death rattle of middle stump soon after. Brilliant, brilliant bowling and Santner has two! \n Santner to Tiwari, no run flighted up on a length outside off. Tiwari goes feeling for it and sees the ball whiz past the outside edge\n Santner to Tiwari, 1 run back of a length on the hips. Tiwari goes back and punches it towards long on\n Santner to Ashutosh, OUT the Kiwi wizard has the ball on a string, and the Capitals are falling like a pack of cards in front of this magician! This is a dream delivery. Plenty of air, plenty of guile, plenty of deception and plenty of world-class quailty. Gets it over the eye-line and it drops on a length just outside off. By then, Ashutosh is committed to the drive away from his body, only to realize that his front foot and the ball are in different post codes. Wafts at it in hope and gets nowhere near it, with Rickelton doing the rest! DC on the brink now! \n Santner to Chameera, 1 run darted in full on the pads. Chameera nudges it into the square leg region and looks at his partner, who hares across and completes the run\n Bumrah to Chameera, 1 run into the blockhole on middle and leg. Chameera jams down on it and digs it out towards deep square leg\n Bumrah to Tiwari, 2 runs sharp bumper just outside off. Gets a little big on Tiwari, who swipes at it and shanks it towards deep square leg. Both batters are intent on two and Chameera tears back to the danger end to complete it\n Bumrah to Tiwari, OUT Jasprit Bumrah, you cannot do that! This is proper champagne bowling now. Slower yorker that hangs in the air like it is being controlled by a thread. It hangs and hangs and hangs just outside off before dipping cruelly and clinically. Tiwari, playing his first-ever IPL game, has no clue and plays too early. Off stump knocked back and Bumrah greets him with a smile - a smile of a man who knows he has outwitted the batter, and that he is, quite simply, the best in the world! \n Bumrah to Kuldeep, 1 run short ball on leg stump. Kuldeep hops around on his toes before fending it into the square leg region\n Bumrah to Chameera, 1 run slower yorker just outside off. Chameera opens his bat face and runs it down to deep third\n Bumrah to Kuldeep, no run hard length, following Kuldeep outside leg. He advances too but gets tucked up for room. Patted down gently to mid on in the end\n Boult to Chameera, no run excellent full ball on the stumps, denying Chameera any sort of room. He cannot do much with it apart from keeping it out\n Boult to Chameera, 1 run very full again, attacking the stumps. Chameera jams down on it and chunks it off the inside edge into his pads\n Boult to Kuldeep, 1 run full on middle and off. Kuldeep backs away and flays it towards sweeper cover\n Boult to Chameera, no run slower bumper on leg stump. Chameera has a swipe at it but does so too early. Misses it altogether Around the wicket now\n Boult to Chameera, 1 run slower ball on a full length on middle and leg. Chameera chips it towards long on and has to settle for a single\n Boult to Kuldeep, 2 runs low full toss slanting into leg stump. Kuldeep gives himself a bit of room and drives it past extra cover for a couple of runs\n Karn to Chameera, 1 run shortish on leg stump. Chameera gets onto the back foot and heaves it towards deep backward square leg\n Karn to Kuldeep, no run full on leg stump. Kuldeep advances and drills it back to the bowler. Might have yorked himself too\n Karn to Kuldeep, 2 runs shortish just outside off. Kuldeep hops back and pulls it to deep mid wicket's left. Gets two for his troubles\n Karn to Kuldeep, 1 run on a length just outside off. Kuldeep skips down the track and flicks it towards deep mid wicket\n Karn to Chameera, 1 run angled into the pads. Chameera makes his mind up early and swings for the hills, hoicking it towards deep backward square leg\n Karn to Kuldeep, OUT goes straight up, and Kuldeep goes straight back to the shed! Karn dangles the carrot on leg stump and Kuldeep bites. Scampers down the track to try and smash it into the Arabian Sea but gets nowhere near the pitch of the ball. Has to reach out well in front and he only gets height. Long on runs in and takes a regulation chance to leave DC tottering even more! \n Bumrah to Chameera, 1 run zipped in full on middle and leg. Chameera swings at it becuase, why not, and chips it down to long on\n Bumrah to Mustafizur, OUT From the brink of despair last season and early this campaign, to pure elation and ecstasy - the Mumbai Indians, five-time winners already, are now eleven-time qualifiers! This brilliantly bullish band in blue and gold, away from the big time for a gruelling year that may have felt like an eternity, will be back in the thick of it all in 2025! And this stellar star cast, of Boult and Bumrah, of Tilak and SKY, of Chahar and Dhir and Santner, and of Rickelton, Rohit and the redemption-chasing Hardik, will have yet another opportunity to add to this league's legend and to this franchise's folklore, and to show how and why this team just gets winning better than most in the land! And this blow is fitting of how dominant MI have been since over number 18 in the first innings. A searing yorker on middle stump. Straight as an arrow and Mustafizur, batting at eleven, had absolutely no chance of keeping that out. Smiles, embraces and plenty of flag-waving in the stands. The MI crowd turned up tonight, and their side turned up tonight too. And the Capitals, well, they will be left ruing what could have been, and a failure to win yet another game that really, really mattered in an IPL season! 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Flicked uppishly off the hip, through .square leg\nShami to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Pitched up and that's driven past the bowler. Kishan loses the ball along the sponsor .mat, which had white text on a black background. Camouflage in play. The batters run .two in the meantime... but it'll be only one as the batters ran one short. Replay shows .Priyansh just wasn't looking while grounding the bat, was a few inches behind\nShami to Prabhsimran, no run .Length outside off, bunted to cover point\nShami to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Out? No, clears mid-off easily despite not middling the flat-bat hit. Prabhsimran danced .down the ground and picked it off a length, he made room too and went through with .the shot.\nShami to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Flayed again, wide of mid-off this time. This was an outswinger on a length, fifth-stump .line.\nShami to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Dances down again, opens up sweeper cover this time. It's another flat-bat slap, this ball .is slightly fuller but still a three-quarter length. The shot was mostly bottom-handed and .the bat-face turned upon impact but it didn't matter, the ball cannoned flat in the gap\nCummins to Arya, no run .Fullish on middle, defended to cover\nCummins to Arya, SIX runs .Picked up into the second stand over square leg. 137ks length ball, slight wobble on it, .rose towards top of middle. Priyansh stood still and shovelled it with a short back-lift .and follow-through . .Priyansh Arya in IPL, 2025 .INNS .5 .RUNS .169 .SR .213.92 .AVE .42.25 .HS .103\nCummins to Arya, FOUR runs .Glanced through fine leg. The fullish ball was on middle and leg, Arya waited again and .helped it along the way\nCummins to Arya, 1 wide .Yorker a stump's width down leg goes past the attempted flick .Around\nCummins to Arya, 1 run .Nails the yorker. Right on middle stump, landed around the crease. Priyansh jams it .towards midwicket and the bowler chased it\nCummins to Prabhsimran, no run .Fullish on middle and leg, flicked to midwicket\nCummins to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Slower one is cut very late, not sure Prabhsimran wanted to go aerial but found the gap .between short third and backward point. Was a three-quarter length ball that was very .wide and the batter had to reach out to get the edge\nShami to Arya, SIX runs .Bashes a hard-length ball over the bowler. It's a flat-bat pull, the stillness is a feature .from Arya yet again.\nShami to Arya, SIX runs .Carved over cover, it's raining sixes. Again, not a bad ball but the pace and bounce is .perfect for batters on this pitch. Arya had to make no adjustment, just whacked it off the .top of the bounce\nShami to Arya, FOUR runs .Shami goes for the yorker, bowls a 140ks low fully on the pads, flicked nicely through .midwicket. Aniket runs to the right, looked like he might reach it but doesn't in the end.\nShami to Arya, no run .Hard length at the hips, flicked to short fine leg\nShami to Arya, 1 run .Short ball rises around rib-height, it's pulled to deep midwicket .Square leg and long-off back\nShami to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .Full toss is whacked, deep square leg is in play... but it clears him. Was a high-ish full .toss, around thigh-high at the stumps, Prabhsimran swung through the line. Think he .wanted to go over mid-on, got it off the inside-half of the bat. Got it 81 metres far. Fifty .up in three overs for Punjab .After the Super Giants' win earlier today, there's more action for that franchise in Indian .sport this evening, as Mohun Bagan Super Giant face Bengaluru FC in the ISL final. You .can follow that live, right here.\nHarshal to Arya, 1 run .SRH going into death-bowling mode. Harshal aimed for the wide yorker, bowled a high- .ish full toss. Arya carves it aerially, finds deep point . .Prabhsimran Singh in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .865 .OUTS .31 .4s\/6s .105\/42 .SR .140.87 .AVE .27.90\nHarshal to Prabhsimran, no run .Shortish skiddy ball cants in to the front thigh pad. Looked to have gone slow off the .pitch, beat the flick and deflected back in front\nHarshal to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Prabhsimran danced down too early, Harshal went super-short and got tennis-ball .bounce; the batter stopped in his tracks, waited for the ball to pass around head-height .and cut it over short third. Brilliant adjustment\nHarshal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Forceful pull isn't middled, goes to deep square leg - running to his right - on the bounce. .Was a shortish ball just outside off\nHarshal to Arya, SIX runs .Slower slot ball is mullered over the bowler. Four or six? It's smashed the cushion. Was .an offcutter on fifth stump. The batter stood leg side of the ball and slugged across\nHarshal to Arya, 1 wide .Harshal goes wide again, the full ball is outside the tramline. Let go\nHarshal to Arya, OUT .Priyansh's fun innings ends but Punjab will take a 13-ball 36. Another slower ball, but .this is from over the wicket and on a length. The batter moved outside off early and .swiped across with a mostly horizontal bat. Got a top edge that skied, midwicket ran .back and took it with a tumble on the back. .Priyansh Arya c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Patel 36 (13b 2x4 4x6 22m) SR: 276.92\nCummins to Prabhsimran, no run .More slow stuff. Wide on a length, cut to cover\nCummins to Prabhsimran, no run .Cummins misses the on-pace yorker, but he followed the batter who was making room. .The 142ks highish full toss was whipped to mid-on\nCummins to Prabhsimran, 1 wide .Wide yorker is past the tramline, Prabhsimran reaches out and tries to jam it behind .point. Misses\nCummins to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Prabhsimran goes back in the crease and gets under the full, wide ball. He frees his .arms and clatters is straight of mid-off\nCummins to Prabhsimran, no run .SRH have realised they have no margins of error. Cummins is bowling like it's the death. .Yorks the batter this time, on leg stump, jammed in front\nCummins to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Batter makes room and gets followed with a full ball, flicked nicely. Ishan chases to the .right from mid-on, dives full length and reaches out to stop it .Small chat between the ump and the bowler, not sure about what. Deep square adnd .fine leg are back for Shreyas . .Shreyas Iyer vs Pat Cummins .BALLS .18 .RUNS .35 .OUTS .0 .SR .194.44 .4s\/6s .5\/1\nCummins to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .Ishan misfields this time. He rushed left to try and deny the single at mid-on but couldn't .pick up the ball and had to run back. Was a low full toss at the stumps that was .punched with a check\nHarshal to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Slower short ball lands very wide, sits up around top-of-shoulder height. It angled in .towards sixth stump and Prabhsimran forehanded it straight of mid-on\nHarshal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Quick single to backward point despite Iyer being a touch late. Was a length ball outside .off to which the batter danced down. He then bunted it with an open bat face\nHarshal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Chips a length ball on middle over the bowler, stopped at the edge of the circle\nHarshal to Prabhsimran, 2 runs .Almost a spekkie at cover, that ball was hovering at pace and Abhishek dove to the .right. Tried to take it with both hands, got hands on it but it sped away. Was a wide .fullish ball that was slapped hard\nHarshal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Shot a ball from Prabhsimran, tries to wallop it across the line with a swing across the .hip. Underedges the length ball from outside off to deep square leg\nHarshal to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Slower one into the pitch is launched. In the air for a while but the pull shot clears the .midwicket boundary. Didn't bounce much, gave ample time for Iyer to load up .Timeout, just 89. All six overs bowled by pacers but a lot of slower balls were used. .Yorkers and bouncers too, but this is a belter and there has been no assistance. Punjab .aven't held back either\nMalinga to Prabhsimran, no run .Slower full toss dips a bit but is around knee-roll height, slapped to cover\nMalinga to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Full on the pads, whipped to midwicket\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Wide yorker. 111ks. Around sixth-stump, Iyer tried to slice it through third, plonked the .toe of the open-faced bat into the ground but doesn't connect with ball\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Off-stump yorker at 142ks. Slingly from Malinga, so yeah, we have another side-armer. .Jammed to deep point\nMalinga to Prabhsimran, OUT .Into the pitch brings Malinga's maiden IPL wicket. Slower one around fifth stump, sat up .proper but rose to around shoulder height. Prabhsimran stood leg side of the ball, .waited a second and flat-batted it with all his might. Might still have been early on it, .looked to have hit a touch low too. Mid-off took a comfortable low catch .Prabhsimran Singh c Cummins b Malinga 42 (23b 7x4 1x6 36m) SR: 182.6\nMalinga to Wadhera, 1 run .Yorker around fifth, steered to deep point with a drive\nZeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run .Slow yorker turned into a high-ish full toss\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Length at the stumps, tries to turn it to square leg. Gets a leading edge, ball pops to the .off side\nZeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run .Brave. Floaty length ball just outside off, square driven through cover point\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .Overthrows, throw from point was between bowler and Iyer, who was running towards .the crease, and there was no one behind. Was a length ball outside off that was cut\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Iyer makes room and drives the floaty full ball to long-off.\nZeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run .Another economical over. No turn for Zeeshan but he was happy to toss it up and .change his lines. This was a length ball outside off, cut to deep point\nMalinga to Wadhera, 1 run .Slow yorker turned into a high-ish full toss, the batter was taken aback; manages to bunt .it towards midwicket\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .Bumper just outside off, too high. Let go\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Tucks the length ball off the hips through midwicket\nMalinga to Wadhera, 1 leg bye .Halfway ball at the hips, Wadhera was caught between shots - flick and a pull. He got .beaten and the ball deflected off his body to the leg side\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Slot ball's clobbered, deep midwicket's in play... but it clears him! Kishan ran to the left, .reached out and jumped but the ball kept angling away. Was a slower ball outside off, .was essentially a slog. Went very flat\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Yorker on fourth, jammed with an open face towards cover\nMalinga to Wadhera, SIX runs .Picked up and deep fine leg was too square. Was a back-of-length ball just over top of .front pad, this was over leg stump, so Wadhera didn't have to move about. Just waited .and flicked it flat\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Not yet. Punched to long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, no run .Sweeps the loopy wide full ball to short fine leg\nZeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, no run .Googly on a length lands wide and turns further away. It's cut to cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run .Quicker ball, touch fuller and wider. Wadhera went back in the crease for a cut but .checked his shot as the ball hurried on, ended up bunting it through cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Goes back in the crease, clears the front leg and chips a pull to long-on. Shortish ball .was at the body\nZeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run .Pre-meditated reverse sweep, looked like Wadhera wanted to go aerial. Gloves it in the .end, finds short third. Pace just 81ks .Punjab have slowed down but still look good for 250. Can they get there, find out with .Ashish?","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs SRH, 27th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Shami to Arya, 1 run No swing, the length ball is a touch too straight. Flicked uppishly off the hip, through square leg\n Shami to Prabhsimran, 1 run Pitched up and that's driven past the bowler. Kishan loses the ball along the sponsor mat, which had white text on a black background. Camouflage in play. The batters run two in the meantime... but it'll be only one as the batters ran one short. Replay shows Priyansh just wasn't looking while grounding the bat, was a few inches behind\n Shami to Prabhsimran, no run Length outside off, bunted to cover point\n Shami to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Out? No, clears mid-off easily despite not middling the flat-bat hit. Prabhsimran danced down the ground and picked it off a length, he made room too and went through with the shot.\n Shami to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Flayed again, wide of mid-off this time. This was an outswinger on a length, fifth-stump line.\n Shami to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Dances down again, opens up sweeper cover this time. It's another flat-bat slap, this ball is slightly fuller but still a three-quarter length. The shot was mostly bottom-handed and the bat-face turned upon impact but it didn't matter, the ball cannoned flat in the gap\n Cummins to Arya, no run Fullish on middle, defended to cover\n Cummins to Arya, SIX runs Picked up into the second stand over square leg. 137ks length ball, slight wobble on it, rose towards top of middle. Priyansh stood still and shovelled it with a short back-lift and follow-through Priyansh Arya in IPL, 2025 INNS 5 RUNS 169 SR 213.92 AVE 42.25 HS 103\n Cummins to Arya, FOUR runs Glanced through fine leg. The fullish ball was on middle and leg, Arya waited again and helped it along the way\n Cummins to Arya, 1 wide Yorker a stump's width down leg goes past the attempted flick Around\n Cummins to Arya, 1 run Nails the yorker. Right on middle stump, landed around the crease. Priyansh jams it towards midwicket and the bowler chased it\n Cummins to Prabhsimran, no run Fullish on middle and leg, flicked to midwicket\n Cummins to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Slower one is cut very late, not sure Prabhsimran wanted to go aerial but found the gap between short third and backward point. Was a three-quarter length ball that was very wide and the batter had to reach out to get the edge\n Shami to Arya, SIX runs Bashes a hard-length ball over the bowler. It's a flat-bat pull, the stillness is a feature from Arya yet again.\n Shami to Arya, SIX runs Carved over cover, it's raining sixes. Again, not a bad ball but the pace and bounce is perfect for batters on this pitch. Arya had to make no adjustment, just whacked it off the top of the bounce\n Shami to Arya, FOUR runs Shami goes for the yorker, bowls a 140ks low fully on the pads, flicked nicely through midwicket. Aniket runs to the right, looked like he might reach it but doesn't in the end.\n Shami to Arya, no run Hard length at the hips, flicked to short fine leg\n Shami to Arya, 1 run Short ball rises around rib-height, it's pulled to deep midwicket Square leg and long-off back\n Shami to Prabhsimran, SIX runs Full toss is whacked, deep square leg is in play... but it clears him. Was a high-ish full toss, around thigh-high at the stumps, Prabhsimran swung through the line. Think he wanted to go over mid-on, got it off the inside-half of the bat. Got it 81 metres far. Fifty up in three overs for Punjab After the Super Giants' win earlier today, there's more action for that franchise in Indian sport this evening, as Mohun Bagan Super Giant face Bengaluru FC in the ISL final. You can follow that live, right here.\n Harshal to Arya, 1 run SRH going into death-bowling mode. Harshal aimed for the wide yorker, bowled a high-ish full toss. Arya carves it aerially, finds deep point RUNS 865 OUTS 31 4s\/6s 105\/42 SR 140.87 AVE 27.90\n Harshal to Prabhsimran, no run Shortish skiddy ball cants in to the front thigh pad. Looked to have gone slow off the pitch, beat the flick and deflected back in front\n Harshal to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Prabhsimran danced down too early, Harshal went super-short and got tennis-ball bounce; the batter stopped in his tracks, waited for the ball to pass around head-height and cut it over short third. Brilliant adjustment\n Harshal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Forceful pull isn't middled, goes to deep square leg - running to his right - on the bounce. Was a shortish ball just outside off\n Harshal to Arya, SIX runs Slower slot ball is mullered over the bowler. Four or six? It's smashed the cushion. Was an offcutter on fifth stump. The batter stood leg side of the ball and slugged across\n Harshal to Arya, 1 wide Harshal goes wide again, the full ball is outside the tramline. Let go\n Harshal to Arya, OUT Priyansh's fun innings ends but Punjab will take a 13-ball 36. Another slower ball, but this is from over the wicket and on a length. The batter moved outside off early and swiped across with a mostly horizontal bat. Got a top edge that skied, midwicket ran back and took it with a tumble on the back. \n Cummins to Prabhsimran, no run More slow stuff. Wide on a length, cut to cover\n Cummins to Prabhsimran, no run Cummins misses the on-pace yorker, but he followed the batter who was making room. The 142ks highish full toss was whipped to mid-on\n Cummins to Prabhsimran, 1 wide Wide yorker is past the tramline, Prabhsimran reaches out and tries to jam it behind point. Misses\n Cummins to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Prabhsimran goes back in the crease and gets under the full, wide ball. He frees his arms and clatters is straight of mid-off\n Cummins to Prabhsimran, no run SRH have realised they have no margins of error. Cummins is bowling like it's the death. Yorks the batter this time, on leg stump, jammed in front\n Cummins to Prabhsimran, 1 run Batter makes room and gets followed with a full ball, flicked nicely. Ishan chases to the right from mid-on, dives full length and reaches out to stop it Small chat between the ump and the bowler, not sure about what. Deep square adnd fine leg are back for Shreyas Shreyas Iyer vs Pat Cummins BALLS 18 RUNS 35 OUTS 0 SR 194.44 4s\/6s 5\/1\n Cummins to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs Ishan misfields this time. He rushed left to try and deny the single at mid-on but couldn't pick up the ball and had to run back. Was a low full toss at the stumps that was punched with a check\n Harshal to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Slower short ball lands very wide, sits up around top-of-shoulder height. It angled in towards sixth stump and Prabhsimran forehanded it straight of mid-on\n Harshal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Quick single to backward point despite Iyer being a touch late. Was a length ball outside off to which the batter danced down. He then bunted it with an open bat face\n Harshal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Chips a length ball on middle over the bowler, stopped at the edge of the circle\n Harshal to Prabhsimran, 2 runs Almost a spekkie at cover, that ball was hovering at pace and Abhishek dove to the right. Tried to take it with both hands, got hands on it but it sped away. Was a wide fullish ball that was slapped hard\n Harshal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Shot a ball from Prabhsimran, tries to wallop it across the line with a swing across the hip. Underedges the length ball from outside off to deep square leg\n Harshal to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Slower one into the pitch is launched. In the air for a while but the pull shot clears the midwicket boundary. Didn't bounce much, gave ample time for Iyer to load up Timeout, just 89. All six overs bowled by pacers but a lot of slower balls were used. Yorkers and bouncers too, but this is a belter and there has been no assistance. Punjab aven't held back either\n Malinga to Prabhsimran, no run Slower full toss dips a bit but is around knee-roll height, slapped to cover\n Malinga to Prabhsimran, 1 run Full on the pads, whipped to midwicket\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, no run Wide yorker. 111ks. Around sixth-stump, Iyer tried to slice it through third, plonked the toe of the open-faced bat into the ground but doesn't connect with ball\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Off-stump yorker at 142ks. Slingly from Malinga, so yeah, we have another side-armer. Jammed to deep point\n Malinga to Prabhsimran, OUT Into the pitch brings Malinga's maiden IPL wicket. Slower one around fifth stump, sat up proper but rose to around shoulder height. Prabhsimran stood leg side of the ball, waited a second and flat-batted it with all his might. Might still have been early on it, looked to have hit a touch low too. Mid-off took a comfortable low catch \n Malinga to Wadhera, 1 run Yorker around fifth, steered to deep point with a drive\n Zeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run Slow yorker turned into a high-ish full toss\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Length at the stumps, tries to turn it to square leg. Gets a leading edge, ball pops to the off side\n Zeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run Brave. Floaty length ball just outside off, square driven through cover point\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs Overthrows, throw from point was between bowler and Iyer, who was running towards the crease, and there was no one behind. Was a length ball outside off that was cut\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Iyer makes room and drives the floaty full ball to long-off.\n Zeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run Another economical over. No turn for Zeeshan but he was happy to toss it up and change his lines. This was a length ball outside off, cut to deep point\n Malinga to Wadhera, 1 run Slow yorker turned into a high-ish full toss, the batter was taken aback; manages to bunt it towards midwicket\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide Bumper just outside off, too high. Let go\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Tucks the length ball off the hips through midwicket\n Malinga to Wadhera, 1 leg bye Halfway ball at the hips, Wadhera was caught between shots - flick and a pull. He got beaten and the ball deflected off his body to the leg side\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Slot ball's clobbered, deep midwicket's in play... but it clears him! Kishan ran to the left, reached out and jumped but the ball kept angling away. Was a slower ball outside off, was essentially a slog. Went very flat\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Yorker on fourth, jammed with an open face towards cover\n Malinga to Wadhera, SIX runs Picked up and deep fine leg was too square. Was a back-of-length ball just over top of front pad, this was over leg stump, so Wadhera didn't have to move about. Just waited and flicked it flat\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Not yet. Punched to long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, no run Sweeps the loopy wide full ball to short fine leg\n Zeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, no run Googly on a length lands wide and turns further away. It's cut to cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run Quicker ball, touch fuller and wider. Wadhera went back in the crease for a cut but checked his shot as the ball hurried on, ended up bunting it through cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Goes back in the crease, clears the front leg and chips a pull to long-on. Shortish ball was at the body\n Zeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run Pre-meditated reverse sweep, looked like Wadhera wanted to go aerial. Gloves it in the end, finds short third. Pace just 81ks Punjab have slowed down but still look good for 250. Can they get there, find out with Ashish?","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Prabhsimran","Shreyas Iyer","Wadhera"],"Runs":[36.0,42.0,24.0,13.0],"Balls_Faced":[13,23,13,11],"Fours":[2,7,0,0],"Sixes":[4,1,2,1],"S\/R":[276.92,182.61,184.62,118.18],"dismissal":["c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Patel","c Cummins b Malinga","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Cummins","Harshal","Malinga","Shami","Zeeshan Ansari"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[24.0,28.0,19.0,37.0,11.0],"Wickets":[0,1,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Shami to Arya, 1 run .No swing, the length ball is a touch too straight. Flicked uppishly off the hip, through .square leg\nShami to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Pitched up and that's driven past the bowler. Kishan loses the ball along the sponsor .mat, which had white text on a black background. Camouflage in play. The batters run .two in the meantime... but it'll be only one as the batters ran one short. Replay shows .Priyansh just wasn't looking while grounding the bat, was a few inches behind\nShami to Prabhsimran, no run .Length outside off, bunted to cover point\nShami to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Out? No, clears mid-off easily despite not middling the flat-bat hit. Prabhsimran danced .down the ground and picked it off a length, he made room too and went through with .the shot.\nShami to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Flayed again, wide of mid-off this time. This was an outswinger on a length, fifth-stump .line.\nShami to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Dances down again, opens up sweeper cover this time. It's another flat-bat slap, this ball .is slightly fuller but still a three-quarter length. The shot was mostly bottom-handed and .the bat-face turned upon impact but it didn't matter, the ball cannoned flat in the gap\nCummins to Arya, no run .Fullish on middle, defended to cover\nCummins to Arya, SIX runs .Picked up into the second stand over square leg. 137ks length ball, slight wobble on it, .rose towards top of middle. Priyansh stood still and shovelled it with a short back-lift .and follow-through . .Priyansh Arya in IPL, 2025 .INNS .5 .RUNS .169 .SR .213.92 .AVE .42.25 .HS .103\nCummins to Arya, FOUR runs .Glanced through fine leg. The fullish ball was on middle and leg, Arya waited again and .helped it along the way\nCummins to Arya, 1 wide .Yorker a stump's width down leg goes past the attempted flick .Around\nCummins to Arya, 1 run .Nails the yorker. Right on middle stump, landed around the crease. Priyansh jams it .towards midwicket and the bowler chased it\nCummins to Prabhsimran, no run .Fullish on middle and leg, flicked to midwicket\nCummins to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Slower one is cut very late, not sure Prabhsimran wanted to go aerial but found the gap .between short third and backward point. Was a three-quarter length ball that was very .wide and the batter had to reach out to get the edge\nShami to Arya, SIX runs .Bashes a hard-length ball over the bowler. It's a flat-bat pull, the stillness is a feature .from Arya yet again.\nShami to Arya, SIX runs .Carved over cover, it's raining sixes. Again, not a bad ball but the pace and bounce is .perfect for batters on this pitch. Arya had to make no adjustment, just whacked it off the .top of the bounce\nShami to Arya, FOUR runs .Shami goes for the yorker, bowls a 140ks low fully on the pads, flicked nicely through .midwicket. Aniket runs to the right, looked like he might reach it but doesn't in the end.\nShami to Arya, no run .Hard length at the hips, flicked to short fine leg\nShami to Arya, 1 run .Short ball rises around rib-height, it's pulled to deep midwicket .Square leg and long-off back\nShami to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .Full toss is whacked, deep square leg is in play... but it clears him. Was a high-ish full .toss, around thigh-high at the stumps, Prabhsimran swung through the line. Think he .wanted to go over mid-on, got it off the inside-half of the bat. Got it 81 metres far. Fifty .up in three overs for Punjab .After the Super Giants' win earlier today, there's more action for that franchise in Indian .sport this evening, as Mohun Bagan Super Giant face Bengaluru FC in the ISL final. You .can follow that live, right here.\nHarshal to Arya, 1 run .SRH going into death-bowling mode. Harshal aimed for the wide yorker, bowled a high- .ish full toss. Arya carves it aerially, finds deep point . .Prabhsimran Singh in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .865 .OUTS .31 .4s\/6s .105\/42 .SR .140.87 .AVE .27.90\nHarshal to Prabhsimran, no run .Shortish skiddy ball cants in to the front thigh pad. Looked to have gone slow off the .pitch, beat the flick and deflected back in front\nHarshal to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Prabhsimran danced down too early, Harshal went super-short and got tennis-ball .bounce; the batter stopped in his tracks, waited for the ball to pass around head-height .and cut it over short third. Brilliant adjustment\nHarshal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Forceful pull isn't middled, goes to deep square leg - running to his right - on the bounce. .Was a shortish ball just outside off\nHarshal to Arya, SIX runs .Slower slot ball is mullered over the bowler. Four or six? It's smashed the cushion. Was .an offcutter on fifth stump. The batter stood leg side of the ball and slugged across\nHarshal to Arya, 1 wide .Harshal goes wide again, the full ball is outside the tramline. Let go\nHarshal to Arya, OUT .Priyansh's fun innings ends but Punjab will take a 13-ball 36. Another slower ball, but .this is from over the wicket and on a length. The batter moved outside off early and .swiped across with a mostly horizontal bat. Got a top edge that skied, midwicket ran .back and took it with a tumble on the back. .Priyansh Arya c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Patel 36 (13b 2x4 4x6 22m) SR: 276.92\nCummins to Prabhsimran, no run .More slow stuff. Wide on a length, cut to cover\nCummins to Prabhsimran, no run .Cummins misses the on-pace yorker, but he followed the batter who was making room. .The 142ks highish full toss was whipped to mid-on\nCummins to Prabhsimran, 1 wide .Wide yorker is past the tramline, Prabhsimran reaches out and tries to jam it behind .point. Misses\nCummins to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Prabhsimran goes back in the crease and gets under the full, wide ball. He frees his .arms and clatters is straight of mid-off\nCummins to Prabhsimran, no run .SRH have realised they have no margins of error. Cummins is bowling like it's the death. .Yorks the batter this time, on leg stump, jammed in front\nCummins to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Batter makes room and gets followed with a full ball, flicked nicely. Ishan chases to the .right from mid-on, dives full length and reaches out to stop it .Small chat between the ump and the bowler, not sure about what. Deep square adnd .fine leg are back for Shreyas . .Shreyas Iyer vs Pat Cummins .BALLS .18 .RUNS .35 .OUTS .0 .SR .194.44 .4s\/6s .5\/1\nCummins to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .Ishan misfields this time. He rushed left to try and deny the single at mid-on but couldn't .pick up the ball and had to run back. Was a low full toss at the stumps that was .punched with a check\nHarshal to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Slower short ball lands very wide, sits up around top-of-shoulder height. It angled in .towards sixth stump and Prabhsimran forehanded it straight of mid-on\nHarshal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Quick single to backward point despite Iyer being a touch late. Was a length ball outside .off to which the batter danced down. He then bunted it with an open bat face\nHarshal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Chips a length ball on middle over the bowler, stopped at the edge of the circle\nHarshal to Prabhsimran, 2 runs .Almost a spekkie at cover, that ball was hovering at pace and Abhishek dove to the .right. Tried to take it with both hands, got hands on it but it sped away. Was a wide .fullish ball that was slapped hard\nHarshal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Shot a ball from Prabhsimran, tries to wallop it across the line with a swing across the .hip. Underedges the length ball from outside off to deep square leg\nHarshal to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Slower one into the pitch is launched. In the air for a while but the pull shot clears the .midwicket boundary. Didn't bounce much, gave ample time for Iyer to load up .Timeout, just 89. All six overs bowled by pacers but a lot of slower balls were used. .Yorkers and bouncers too, but this is a belter and there has been no assistance. Punjab .aven't held back either\nMalinga to Prabhsimran, no run .Slower full toss dips a bit but is around knee-roll height, slapped to cover\nMalinga to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Full on the pads, whipped to midwicket\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Wide yorker. 111ks. Around sixth-stump, Iyer tried to slice it through third, plonked the .toe of the open-faced bat into the ground but doesn't connect with ball\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Off-stump yorker at 142ks. Slingly from Malinga, so yeah, we have another side-armer. .Jammed to deep point\nMalinga to Prabhsimran, OUT .Into the pitch brings Malinga's maiden IPL wicket. Slower one around fifth stump, sat up .proper but rose to around shoulder height. Prabhsimran stood leg side of the ball, .waited a second and flat-batted it with all his might. Might still have been early on it, .looked to have hit a touch low too. Mid-off took a comfortable low catch .Prabhsimran Singh c Cummins b Malinga 42 (23b 7x4 1x6 36m) SR: 182.6\nMalinga to Wadhera, 1 run .Yorker around fifth, steered to deep point with a drive\nZeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run .Slow yorker turned into a high-ish full toss\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Length at the stumps, tries to turn it to square leg. Gets a leading edge, ball pops to the .off side\nZeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run .Brave. Floaty length ball just outside off, square driven through cover point\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .Overthrows, throw from point was between bowler and Iyer, who was running towards .the crease, and there was no one behind. Was a length ball outside off that was cut\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Iyer makes room and drives the floaty full ball to long-off.\nZeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run .Another economical over. No turn for Zeeshan but he was happy to toss it up and .change his lines. This was a length ball outside off, cut to deep point\nMalinga to Wadhera, 1 run .Slow yorker turned into a high-ish full toss, the batter was taken aback; manages to bunt .it towards midwicket\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .Bumper just outside off, too high. Let go\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Tucks the length ball off the hips through midwicket\nMalinga to Wadhera, 1 leg bye .Halfway ball at the hips, Wadhera was caught between shots - flick and a pull. He got .beaten and the ball deflected off his body to the leg side\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Slot ball's clobbered, deep midwicket's in play... but it clears him! Kishan ran to the left, .reached out and jumped but the ball kept angling away. Was a slower ball outside off, .was essentially a slog. Went very flat\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Yorker on fourth, jammed with an open face towards cover\nMalinga to Wadhera, SIX runs .Picked up and deep fine leg was too square. Was a back-of-length ball just over top of .front pad, this was over leg stump, so Wadhera didn't have to move about. Just waited .and flicked it flat\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Not yet. Punched to long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, no run .Sweeps the loopy wide full ball to short fine leg\nZeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, no run .Googly on a length lands wide and turns further away. It's cut to cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run .Quicker ball, touch fuller and wider. Wadhera went back in the crease for a cut but .checked his shot as the ball hurried on, ended up bunting it through cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Goes back in the crease, clears the front leg and chips a pull to long-on. Shortish ball .was at the body\nZeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run .Pre-meditated reverse sweep, looked like Wadhera wanted to go aerial. Gloves it in the .end, finds short third. Pace just 81ks .Punjab have slowed down but still look good for 250. Can they get there, find out with .Ashish?\nCummins to Wadhera, 1 run .Fuller on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg for a run\nCummins to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .TONKED... into second tier. Slower back of a length ofccuter outside off. The ball sits .up nicely for Iyer to extend his arms and muscle this miles over long-on\nCummins to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Goes full now on middle and leg stump, Iyer digs this down to wide long-on for a run\nCummins to Wadhera, 1 run .Slower offcutter dug into the surface outside off. Wadhera waits for it and turns this .behind square for a run\nCummins to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Nails the yorker outside off stump, Iyer brings down his just in time to jam this back to .the bowler\nCummins to Shreyas Iyer, no run .An appeal for lbw, but that was sliding down leg stump. Gets the ball to curve back full .into Iyer. He misses the flick and is rapped on the pad, but the angle was always taking .the ball down leg.\nZeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run .Gently tossed up well outside off and away from Wadhera's hitting arc. He mistimes to .long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Goes through with the shot and clears long-off. Not of the middle of the blade, but just .enough power. Was gently looped up outside off. Iyer stays still and pummels it.\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Knee-high full toss on off stump, Iyer goes reverse now and thumps this over point for .four.\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .Flatter and down leg, called a wide\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Short of a length delivery darted in on middle. Think it was the topspinner as Ansari got .some extra bounce. Iyer pulls to deep square leg\nZeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run .Flatter legbreak on off as Wadhera shimmies down and eases to deep midwicket\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Miscued... miscued but Abhishek has made a mess of it at long-off. Floated outside off .gently. Iyer tries to get under it, isn't able to and balloons it straight up. Abhishek settles .under, but does not realise where the rope is behind him. Ends up treading on it, and .spills the catch, eventually\nShami to Wadhera, no run .Good length ball on off, he pushes towards extra cover\nShami to Wadhera, 1 run .Back of a length ball on Wadhera's hips, he helps this to deep backward square leg\nShami to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Opens the face of the blade and captain Iyer reaches a 22-ball fifty. Full and well .outside off, he throws his bat at it, and squirts it of the outside half of the blade past the .keeper. That's Iyer's fastest fifty in the IPL. . .Shreyas Iyer vs Mohammed Shami .BALLS .23 .RUNS .17 .OUTS .1 .SR .73.91 .4s\/6s .2\/0\nShami to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Hard lengths just outside off, he bunts this to long-off\nShami to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Steps right across to the length ball on leg stump and helps this neatly very fine. The .fielder is fairly square and Wadhera gets an important four .Oh, wow. Wadhera has pulled out very, very late. Shami has already let the ball go and .that's when Wadhera pulls out. Shami has the middle stump flattened, and does not .look pleased. Wadhera raises his hand in apology\nShami to Wadhera, 1 run .Slower back of a length ball to finish the over on leg stump. Wadhera pulls to deep .backward square leg\nMalinga to Wadhera, no run .Slower offcutter well outside off. Wadhera is completely foxed by it as the ball goes to .the keeper on the bounce\nMalinga to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Oh, that was pre-meditated and it's a good thing he got some bat on it. Length ball .homing in on middle stump. Wadhera jumps right across too early. Eyes a scoop and .gets it very fine just past the keeper.\nMalinga to Wadhera, OUT .Oh, surely that's plumb. Yep, the umpire's finger is up in a jiffy. Wadhera doesn't even .bother to review. Nails the yorker on off stump. Wadhera was eyeing the cheeky .scoop\/ramp. Is nowhere near it and once the ball thudded into his pad, it was curtains .for him. Oh, hang on... hang on. Were we too quick to judge? The replays confirm the .impact here was umpire's call and the ball would have missed off stump. As it turns out, .Wadhera should have reviewed .Nehal Wadhera lbw b Malinga 27 (22b 2x4 1x6 32m) SR: 122.72\nMalinga to Shashank Singh, 1 wide .Eyes the yorker again but that was down leg. Called a wide\nMalinga to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Low full toss outside off, he gets this to long-off to get off the mark\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Fuller length ball outside off, he pushes towards point for a run\nMalinga to Shashank Singh, 1 run .gets the ball to tail back into Shashank around off stump. Reverse swing? Shashank .skews it off the inside half of the bat down to deep backward square leg\nHarshal to Shashank Singh, OUT .Big shout for lbw... not given. SRH, though have reviewed. Impact will be the question .here? Did Shashank get outside the line? On a length homing in on off stump. Shashank .shimmies down the track and looks to work this to the on-side. He misses and is rapped .on the pad. No bat, but where's the impact? Oh, it's in line. Surely, that's going crashing .the stumps? Oh, yes. Thudding into leg stump, and Shashank is out of here. Excellent .review from Harshal and Cummins .Shashank Singh lbw b Patel 2 (3b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 66.66\nHarshal to Maxwell, no run .Fuller outside off, he pushes to mid-off\nHarshal to Maxwell, no run .On a length just outside off stump, Maxwell mistimes back towards the bowler\nHarshal to Maxwell, 5 wide .Oh, the slower ball has gone horribly wrong for Harshal. The ball slips out of his hand, .waaaay down leg. Nothing the keeper could do there\nHarshal to Maxwell, 1 run .Length ball tailing back into Maxwell who works this to deep square leg\nHarshal to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .Another low full toss that tails back into Iyer on middle and leg. He flicks this to .Abhishek at deep backward square leg, who misfields and concedes an extra run\nHarshal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .A hint of reverse swing into the right-hander on the fuller side on middle. Iyer digs this to .long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Flatter legbreak on leg stump, worked to deep midwicket\nZeeshan Ansari to Maxwell, 1 run .Gets some extra bounce on the tossed up leggie just on off. Maxwell pushes towards .cover for a run\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs .Up, up and out of the park. Floated outside off stump, he gives himself room and stays .leg side of the ball. Was looking to go inside-out over cover, and while he did not get it .off the middle, had enough power to clear the ropes, around the wide long-off region\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide .Big turn but that was well outside off. Called a wide\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Beaten! Lands the legbrak on middle and gets it turn away from Iyer. He looks to go up .and over again, but can't lay a bat on it\nZeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Flatter and on a length on middle, Iyer thumps this to long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Maxwell, no run .Does he end his spell with a wicket? Nope. But that is an excellent spell from Ansari. .Gets the legbreak to fizz through outside off. Maxwell eyes a big hit by giving himself .room, is nowhere near it. Klaasen whips off the bails in a flash, but Maxwell was back\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Right in the arc and Iyer cashes in. In the slot outside off and Iyer pumps this over extra .cover for a four\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Fuller in length tailing back into Iyer, he loses his shape and slogs this to deep .midwicket\nMalinga to Maxwell, 1 run .Good length ball at pace outside off stump that is scythed to deep cover by Maxwell\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Wayward delivery and Iyer isn't missing out on these. Low full toss on leg stump, he toe- .ends this fine and with short fine leg inside the circle, there was no stopping this\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Fine again, four again! Another knee-high full toss down leg as Iyer gets across and .works this to the right of short fine leg . .SRH in death overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .5 .WKTS .3 .ECON .17.18 .AVE .56.33\nMalinga to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Three in three! Just the kind of start to the death overs that Iyer would have liked. Fuller .in length outside off. Iyer mistimes this right off the bottom of the bat over extra cover. .But, he gets enough power to get the ball to the boundary\nHarshal to Maxwell, OUT .3 off 7, and that's another failure for Maxwell in IPL 2025. Slower dipping full toss just .outside off stump. Maxwell goes reverse, is totally done in by the slower ball and the .ball ricochets off his pad and thuds into off stump. Third wicket for Harshal this evening .Glenn Maxwell b Patel 3 (7b 0x4 0x6 14m) SR: 42.85\nHarshal to Stoinis, 1 run .On a length outside off, he pushes towards extra cover and sets off\nHarshal to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .A fourth wicket for Harshal and this is the big wicket of Iyer. Slower short of a length .ball outside off. He looks to cut this up and over point, but there is no pace to work with. .All he can do it pat this straight to the point fielder where Head makes no mistake. .Shreyas Iyer c Head b Patel 82 (36b 6x4 6x6 68m) SR: 227.77\nHarshal to Jansen, 1 run .Fuller on pace on off stump, he pushes to long-on for a run\nHarshal to Stoinis, 1 run .Slower back of a length ball outside off, he mistimes his cut towards deep point\nHarshal to Jansen, 2 runs .Low full toss on middle stump, Jansen clips this to the left of deep midwicket for a .couple of runs\nCummins to Stoinis, 1 run .Yorker on off stump, he digs this to extra cover for a run\nCummins to Jansen, 1 leg bye .Knee high full toss down leg. Jansen gives himself room and looks for a clip, but he .misses and wears this on the pad\nCummins to Stoinis, no run .Another excellent yorker right on off stump and all Stoinis can do is toe-end it back to .the bowler\nCummins to Stoinis, 1 run .That was in the slot outside off, but Stoinis can't get under it. Muscles this to mid-off, .where Reddy intercepts\nCummins to Jansen, 1 run .Only a single again. Low full toss just outside leg stump. Jansen stays legside of the .ball but can only push this to extra cover .Can Cummins finish well?\nCummins to Stoinis, FOUR runs .No, he can't. Right in Stoinis' arc on off stump and this time he does not miss out. .Muscles this over mid-off for a four\nShami to Jansen, 1 run .Starts well. Fuller in length on the stumps. Jansen backs away looking to go over .covers, but can only skew it off the inside half of the bat to deep midwicket\nShami to Stoinis, 2 runs .Goes high.... very high and lands in no man's land. Fuller in length on the stumps, Stoinis .skews this straight up but the ball falls inside the 30-yard circle around the midwicket .region\nShami to Stoinis, SIX runs .Going, going, gone! Length ball on leg stump, Stoinis gets under it and pummels this for .a 93m six over wide long-on\nShami to Stoinis, SIX runs .Two in two and Shami's figures have taken a beating! This was a low full toss on leg .stump. Stoinis brings out the big levers and gets enough power to clear deep midwicket\nShami to Stoinis, SIX runs .Stoinis in the house, ladies and gentlemen! Back of a length ball that just sits up for .Stoinis, who tonks this for a 96m over deep midwicket. .Around the wicket\nShami to Stoinis, SIX runs .Stoinis goes into the stands again. Shami has finished on 4-0-75-0. WOWZA! The .second-most expensive spell in the history of IPL. Low full toss down leg. Stoinis .thumps him over deep square leg and that is a grandstand finish for Punjab Kings, who .have stormed to 245 for 6","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs SRH, 27th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Shami to Arya, 1 run No swing, the length ball is a touch too straight. Flicked uppishly off the hip, through square leg\n Shami to Prabhsimran, 1 run Pitched up and that's driven past the bowler. Kishan loses the ball along the sponsor mat, which had white text on a black background. Camouflage in play. The batters run two in the meantime... but it'll be only one as the batters ran one short. Replay shows Priyansh just wasn't looking while grounding the bat, was a few inches behind\n Shami to Prabhsimran, no run Length outside off, bunted to cover point\n Shami to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Out? No, clears mid-off easily despite not middling the flat-bat hit. Prabhsimran danced down the ground and picked it off a length, he made room too and went through with the shot.\n Shami to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Flayed again, wide of mid-off this time. This was an outswinger on a length, fifth-stump line.\n Shami to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Dances down again, opens up sweeper cover this time. It's another flat-bat slap, this ball is slightly fuller but still a three-quarter length. The shot was mostly bottom-handed and the bat-face turned upon impact but it didn't matter, the ball cannoned flat in the gap\n Cummins to Arya, no run Fullish on middle, defended to cover\n Cummins to Arya, SIX runs Picked up into the second stand over square leg. 137ks length ball, slight wobble on it, rose towards top of middle. Priyansh stood still and shovelled it with a short back-lift and follow-through Priyansh Arya in IPL, 2025 INNS 5 RUNS 169 SR 213.92 AVE 42.25 HS 103\n Cummins to Arya, FOUR runs Glanced through fine leg. The fullish ball was on middle and leg, Arya waited again and helped it along the way\n Cummins to Arya, 1 wide Yorker a stump's width down leg goes past the attempted flick Around\n Cummins to Arya, 1 run Nails the yorker. Right on middle stump, landed around the crease. Priyansh jams it towards midwicket and the bowler chased it\n Cummins to Prabhsimran, no run Fullish on middle and leg, flicked to midwicket\n Cummins to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Slower one is cut very late, not sure Prabhsimran wanted to go aerial but found the gap between short third and backward point. Was a three-quarter length ball that was very wide and the batter had to reach out to get the edge\n Shami to Arya, SIX runs Bashes a hard-length ball over the bowler. It's a flat-bat pull, the stillness is a feature from Arya yet again.\n Shami to Arya, SIX runs Carved over cover, it's raining sixes. Again, not a bad ball but the pace and bounce is perfect for batters on this pitch. Arya had to make no adjustment, just whacked it off the top of the bounce\n Shami to Arya, FOUR runs Shami goes for the yorker, bowls a 140ks low fully on the pads, flicked nicely through midwicket. Aniket runs to the right, looked like he might reach it but doesn't in the end.\n Shami to Arya, no run Hard length at the hips, flicked to short fine leg\n Shami to Arya, 1 run Short ball rises around rib-height, it's pulled to deep midwicket Square leg and long-off back\n Shami to Prabhsimran, SIX runs Full toss is whacked, deep square leg is in play... but it clears him. Was a high-ish full toss, around thigh-high at the stumps, Prabhsimran swung through the line. Think he wanted to go over mid-on, got it off the inside-half of the bat. Got it 81 metres far. Fifty up in three overs for Punjab After the Super Giants' win earlier today, there's more action for that franchise in Indian sport this evening, as Mohun Bagan Super Giant face Bengaluru FC in the ISL final. You can follow that live, right here.\n Harshal to Arya, 1 run SRH going into death-bowling mode. Harshal aimed for the wide yorker, bowled a high-ish full toss. Arya carves it aerially, finds deep point RUNS 865 OUTS 31 4s\/6s 105\/42 SR 140.87 AVE 27.90\n Harshal to Prabhsimran, no run Shortish skiddy ball cants in to the front thigh pad. Looked to have gone slow off the pitch, beat the flick and deflected back in front\n Harshal to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Prabhsimran danced down too early, Harshal went super-short and got tennis-ball bounce; the batter stopped in his tracks, waited for the ball to pass around head-height and cut it over short third. Brilliant adjustment\n Harshal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Forceful pull isn't middled, goes to deep square leg - running to his right - on the bounce. Was a shortish ball just outside off\n Harshal to Arya, SIX runs Slower slot ball is mullered over the bowler. Four or six? It's smashed the cushion. Was an offcutter on fifth stump. The batter stood leg side of the ball and slugged across\n Harshal to Arya, 1 wide Harshal goes wide again, the full ball is outside the tramline. Let go\n Harshal to Arya, OUT Priyansh's fun innings ends but Punjab will take a 13-ball 36. Another slower ball, but this is from over the wicket and on a length. The batter moved outside off early and swiped across with a mostly horizontal bat. Got a top edge that skied, midwicket ran back and took it with a tumble on the back. \n Cummins to Prabhsimran, no run More slow stuff. Wide on a length, cut to cover\n Cummins to Prabhsimran, no run Cummins misses the on-pace yorker, but he followed the batter who was making room. The 142ks highish full toss was whipped to mid-on\n Cummins to Prabhsimran, 1 wide Wide yorker is past the tramline, Prabhsimran reaches out and tries to jam it behind point. Misses\n Cummins to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Prabhsimran goes back in the crease and gets under the full, wide ball. He frees his arms and clatters is straight of mid-off\n Cummins to Prabhsimran, no run SRH have realised they have no margins of error. Cummins is bowling like it's the death. Yorks the batter this time, on leg stump, jammed in front\n Cummins to Prabhsimran, 1 run Batter makes room and gets followed with a full ball, flicked nicely. Ishan chases to the right from mid-on, dives full length and reaches out to stop it Small chat between the ump and the bowler, not sure about what. Deep square adnd fine leg are back for Shreyas Shreyas Iyer vs Pat Cummins BALLS 18 RUNS 35 OUTS 0 SR 194.44 4s\/6s 5\/1\n Cummins to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs Ishan misfields this time. He rushed left to try and deny the single at mid-on but couldn't pick up the ball and had to run back. Was a low full toss at the stumps that was punched with a check\n Harshal to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Slower short ball lands very wide, sits up around top-of-shoulder height. It angled in towards sixth stump and Prabhsimran forehanded it straight of mid-on\n Harshal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Quick single to backward point despite Iyer being a touch late. Was a length ball outside off to which the batter danced down. He then bunted it with an open bat face\n Harshal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Chips a length ball on middle over the bowler, stopped at the edge of the circle\n Harshal to Prabhsimran, 2 runs Almost a spekkie at cover, that ball was hovering at pace and Abhishek dove to the right. Tried to take it with both hands, got hands on it but it sped away. Was a wide fullish ball that was slapped hard\n Harshal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Shot a ball from Prabhsimran, tries to wallop it across the line with a swing across the hip. Underedges the length ball from outside off to deep square leg\n Harshal to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Slower one into the pitch is launched. In the air for a while but the pull shot clears the midwicket boundary. Didn't bounce much, gave ample time for Iyer to load up Timeout, just 89. All six overs bowled by pacers but a lot of slower balls were used. Yorkers and bouncers too, but this is a belter and there has been no assistance. Punjab aven't held back either\n Malinga to Prabhsimran, no run Slower full toss dips a bit but is around knee-roll height, slapped to cover\n Malinga to Prabhsimran, 1 run Full on the pads, whipped to midwicket\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, no run Wide yorker. 111ks. Around sixth-stump, Iyer tried to slice it through third, plonked the toe of the open-faced bat into the ground but doesn't connect with ball\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Off-stump yorker at 142ks. Slingly from Malinga, so yeah, we have another side-armer. Jammed to deep point\n Malinga to Prabhsimran, OUT Into the pitch brings Malinga's maiden IPL wicket. Slower one around fifth stump, sat up proper but rose to around shoulder height. Prabhsimran stood leg side of the ball, waited a second and flat-batted it with all his might. Might still have been early on it, looked to have hit a touch low too. Mid-off took a comfortable low catch \n Malinga to Wadhera, 1 run Yorker around fifth, steered to deep point with a drive\n Zeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run Slow yorker turned into a high-ish full toss\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Length at the stumps, tries to turn it to square leg. Gets a leading edge, ball pops to the off side\n Zeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run Brave. Floaty length ball just outside off, square driven through cover point\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs Overthrows, throw from point was between bowler and Iyer, who was running towards the crease, and there was no one behind. Was a length ball outside off that was cut\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Iyer makes room and drives the floaty full ball to long-off.\n Zeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run Another economical over. No turn for Zeeshan but he was happy to toss it up and change his lines. This was a length ball outside off, cut to deep point\n Malinga to Wadhera, 1 run Slow yorker turned into a high-ish full toss, the batter was taken aback; manages to bunt it towards midwicket\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide Bumper just outside off, too high. Let go\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Tucks the length ball off the hips through midwicket\n Malinga to Wadhera, 1 leg bye Halfway ball at the hips, Wadhera was caught between shots - flick and a pull. He got beaten and the ball deflected off his body to the leg side\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Slot ball's clobbered, deep midwicket's in play... but it clears him! Kishan ran to the left, reached out and jumped but the ball kept angling away. Was a slower ball outside off, was essentially a slog. Went very flat\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Yorker on fourth, jammed with an open face towards cover\n Malinga to Wadhera, SIX runs Picked up and deep fine leg was too square. Was a back-of-length ball just over top of front pad, this was over leg stump, so Wadhera didn't have to move about. Just waited and flicked it flat\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Not yet. Punched to long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, no run Sweeps the loopy wide full ball to short fine leg\n Zeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, no run Googly on a length lands wide and turns further away. It's cut to cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run Quicker ball, touch fuller and wider. Wadhera went back in the crease for a cut but checked his shot as the ball hurried on, ended up bunting it through cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Goes back in the crease, clears the front leg and chips a pull to long-on. Shortish ball was at the body\n Zeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run Pre-meditated reverse sweep, looked like Wadhera wanted to go aerial. Gloves it in the end, finds short third. Pace just 81ks Punjab have slowed down but still look good for 250. Can they get there, find out with Ashish?\n Cummins to Wadhera, 1 run Fuller on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg for a run\n Cummins to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs TONKED... into second tier. Slower back of a length ofccuter outside off. The ball sits up nicely for Iyer to extend his arms and muscle this miles over long-on\n Cummins to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Goes full now on middle and leg stump, Iyer digs this down to wide long-on for a run\n Cummins to Wadhera, 1 run Slower offcutter dug into the surface outside off. Wadhera waits for it and turns this behind square for a run\n Cummins to Shreyas Iyer, no run Nails the yorker outside off stump, Iyer brings down his just in time to jam this back to the bowler\n Cummins to Shreyas Iyer, no run An appeal for lbw, but that was sliding down leg stump. Gets the ball to curve back full into Iyer. He misses the flick and is rapped on the pad, but the angle was always taking the ball down leg.\n Zeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run Gently tossed up well outside off and away from Wadhera's hitting arc. He mistimes to long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Goes through with the shot and clears long-off. Not of the middle of the blade, but just enough power. Was gently looped up outside off. Iyer stays still and pummels it.\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Knee-high full toss on off stump, Iyer goes reverse now and thumps this over point for four.\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide Flatter and down leg, called a wide\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Short of a length delivery darted in on middle. Think it was the topspinner as Ansari got some extra bounce. Iyer pulls to deep square leg\n Zeeshan Ansari to Wadhera, 1 run Flatter legbreak on off as Wadhera shimmies down and eases to deep midwicket\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Miscued... miscued but Abhishek has made a mess of it at long-off. Floated outside off gently. Iyer tries to get under it, isn't able to and balloons it straight up. Abhishek settles under, but does not realise where the rope is behind him. Ends up treading on it, and spills the catch, eventually\n Shami to Wadhera, no run Good length ball on off, he pushes towards extra cover\n Shami to Wadhera, 1 run Back of a length ball on Wadhera's hips, he helps this to deep backward square leg\n Shami to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Opens the face of the blade and captain Iyer reaches a 22-ball fifty. Full and well outside off, he throws his bat at it, and squirts it of the outside half of the blade past the keeper. That's Iyer's fastest fifty in the IPL. Shreyas Iyer vs Mohammed Shami BALLS 23 RUNS 17 OUTS 1 SR 73.91 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Shami to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Hard lengths just outside off, he bunts this to long-off\n Shami to Wadhera, FOUR runs Steps right across to the length ball on leg stump and helps this neatly very fine. The fielder is fairly square and Wadhera gets an important four Oh, wow. Wadhera has pulled out very, very late. Shami has already let the ball go and that's when Wadhera pulls out. Shami has the middle stump flattened, and does not look pleased. Wadhera raises his hand in apology\n Shami to Wadhera, 1 run Slower back of a length ball to finish the over on leg stump. Wadhera pulls to deep backward square leg\n Malinga to Wadhera, no run Slower offcutter well outside off. Wadhera is completely foxed by it as the ball goes to the keeper on the bounce\n Malinga to Wadhera, FOUR runs Oh, that was pre-meditated and it's a good thing he got some bat on it. Length ball homing in on middle stump. Wadhera jumps right across too early. Eyes a scoop and gets it very fine just past the keeper.\n Malinga to Wadhera, OUT Oh, surely that's plumb. Yep, the umpire's finger is up in a jiffy. Wadhera doesn't even bother to review. Nails the yorker on off stump. Wadhera was eyeing the cheeky scoop\/ramp. Is nowhere near it and once the ball thudded into his pad, it was curtains for him. Oh, hang on... hang on. Were we too quick to judge? The replays confirm the impact here was umpire's call and the ball would have missed off stump. As it turns out, Wadhera should have reviewed \n Malinga to Shashank Singh, 1 wide Eyes the yorker again but that was down leg. Called a wide\n Malinga to Shashank Singh, 1 run Low full toss outside off, he gets this to long-off to get off the mark\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Fuller length ball outside off, he pushes towards point for a run\n Malinga to Shashank Singh, 1 run gets the ball to tail back into Shashank around off stump. Reverse swing? Shashank skews it off the inside half of the bat down to deep backward square leg\n Harshal to Shashank Singh, OUT Big shout for lbw... not given. SRH, though have reviewed. Impact will be the question here? Did Shashank get outside the line? On a length homing in on off stump. Shashank shimmies down the track and looks to work this to the on-side. He misses and is rapped on the pad. No bat, but where's the impact? Oh, it's in line. Surely, that's going crashing the stumps? Oh, yes. Thudding into leg stump, and Shashank is out of here. Excellent review from Harshal and Cummins \n Harshal to Maxwell, no run Fuller outside off, he pushes to mid-off\n Harshal to Maxwell, no run On a length just outside off stump, Maxwell mistimes back towards the bowler\n Harshal to Maxwell, 5 wide Oh, the slower ball has gone horribly wrong for Harshal. The ball slips out of his hand, waaaay down leg. Nothing the keeper could do there\n Harshal to Maxwell, 1 run Length ball tailing back into Maxwell who works this to deep square leg\n Harshal to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs Another low full toss that tails back into Iyer on middle and leg. He flicks this to Abhishek at deep backward square leg, who misfields and concedes an extra run\n Harshal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run A hint of reverse swing into the right-hander on the fuller side on middle. Iyer digs this to long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Flatter legbreak on leg stump, worked to deep midwicket\n Zeeshan Ansari to Maxwell, 1 run Gets some extra bounce on the tossed up leggie just on off. Maxwell pushes towards cover for a run\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, SIX runs Up, up and out of the park. Floated outside off stump, he gives himself room and stays leg side of the ball. Was looking to go inside-out over cover, and while he did not get it off the middle, had enough power to clear the ropes, around the wide long-off region\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 wide Big turn but that was well outside off. Called a wide\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, no run Beaten! Lands the legbrak on middle and gets it turn away from Iyer. He looks to go up and over again, but can't lay a bat on it\n Zeeshan Ansari to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Flatter and on a length on middle, Iyer thumps this to long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Maxwell, no run Does he end his spell with a wicket? Nope. But that is an excellent spell from Ansari. Gets the legbreak to fizz through outside off. Maxwell eyes a big hit by giving himself room, is nowhere near it. Klaasen whips off the bails in a flash, but Maxwell was back\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Right in the arc and Iyer cashes in. In the slot outside off and Iyer pumps this over extra cover for a four\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Fuller in length tailing back into Iyer, he loses his shape and slogs this to deep midwicket\n Malinga to Maxwell, 1 run Good length ball at pace outside off stump that is scythed to deep cover by Maxwell\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Wayward delivery and Iyer isn't missing out on these. Low full toss on leg stump, he toe-ends this fine and with short fine leg inside the circle, there was no stopping this\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Fine again, four again! Another knee-high full toss down leg as Iyer gets across and works this to the right of short fine leg INNS 5 WKTS 3 ECON 17.18 AVE 56.33\n Malinga to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Three in three! Just the kind of start to the death overs that Iyer would have liked. Fuller in length outside off. Iyer mistimes this right off the bottom of the bat over extra cover. But, he gets enough power to get the ball to the boundary\n Harshal to Maxwell, OUT 3 off 7, and that's another failure for Maxwell in IPL 2025. Slower dipping full toss just outside off stump. Maxwell goes reverse, is totally done in by the slower ball and the ball ricochets off his pad and thuds into off stump. Third wicket for Harshal this evening \n Harshal to Stoinis, 1 run On a length outside off, he pushes towards extra cover and sets off\n Harshal to Shreyas Iyer, OUT A fourth wicket for Harshal and this is the big wicket of Iyer. Slower short of a length ball outside off. He looks to cut this up and over point, but there is no pace to work with. All he can do it pat this straight to the point fielder where Head makes no mistake. \n Harshal to Jansen, 1 run Fuller on pace on off stump, he pushes to long-on for a run\n Harshal to Stoinis, 1 run Slower back of a length ball outside off, he mistimes his cut towards deep point\n Harshal to Jansen, 2 runs Low full toss on middle stump, Jansen clips this to the left of deep midwicket for a couple of runs\n Cummins to Stoinis, 1 run Yorker on off stump, he digs this to extra cover for a run\n Cummins to Jansen, 1 leg bye Knee high full toss down leg. Jansen gives himself room and looks for a clip, but he misses and wears this on the pad\n Cummins to Stoinis, no run Another excellent yorker right on off stump and all Stoinis can do is toe-end it back to the bowler\n Cummins to Stoinis, 1 run That was in the slot outside off, but Stoinis can't get under it. Muscles this to mid-off, where Reddy intercepts\n Cummins to Jansen, 1 run Only a single again. Low full toss just outside leg stump. Jansen stays legside of the ball but can only push this to extra cover Can Cummins finish well?\n Cummins to Stoinis, FOUR runs No, he can't. Right in Stoinis' arc on off stump and this time he does not miss out. Muscles this over mid-off for a four\n Shami to Jansen, 1 run Starts well. Fuller in length on the stumps. Jansen backs away looking to go over covers, but can only skew it off the inside half of the bat to deep midwicket\n Shami to Stoinis, 2 runs Goes high.... very high and lands in no man's land. Fuller in length on the stumps, Stoinis skews this straight up but the ball falls inside the 30-yard circle around the midwicket region\n Shami to Stoinis, SIX runs Going, going, gone! Length ball on leg stump, Stoinis gets under it and pummels this for a 93m six over wide long-on\n Shami to Stoinis, SIX runs Two in two and Shami's figures have taken a beating! This was a low full toss on leg stump. Stoinis brings out the big levers and gets enough power to clear deep midwicket\n Shami to Stoinis, SIX runs Stoinis in the house, ladies and gentlemen! Back of a length ball that just sits up for Stoinis, who tonks this for a 96m over deep midwicket. Around the wicket\n Shami to Stoinis, SIX runs Stoinis goes into the stands again. Shami has finished on 4-0-75-0. WOWZA! The second-most expensive spell in the history of IPL. Low full toss down leg. Stoinis thumps him over deep square leg and that is a grandstand finish for Punjab Kings, who have stormed to 245 for 6","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Jansen","Maxwell","Prabhsimran","Shashank Singh","Shreyas Iyer","Stoinis","Wadhera"],"Runs":[36.0,5.0,3.0,42.0,2.0,82.0,34.0,27.0],"Balls_Faced":[13,5,7,23,3,36,11,22],"Fours":[2,0,0,7,0,6,1,2],"Sixes":[4,0,0,1,0,6,4,1],"S\/R":[276.92,100.0,42.86,182.61,66.67,227.78,309.09,122.73],"dismissal":["c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Patel","Not Out","b Patel","c Cummins b Malinga","lbw b Patel","c Head b Patel","Not Out","lbw b Malinga"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Cummins","Harshal","Malinga","Shami","Zeeshan Ansari"],"Balls":[24,24,24,24,24],"Runs_Given":[40.0,42.0,45.0,75.0,41.0],"Wickets":[0,4,2,0,0],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arshdeep to Head, no run .Outswing found and it's left alone. Might be the first of the day. Good ball though, three- .quarter length just outside off\nArshdeep to Head, FOUR runs .Inswing this time, Head's got nothing on it yet almost gets six over cover. Three-quarter .length, curving in towards top of off, Head tried to pick it up on the rise, over midwicket, .got a leading edge that went real high, but it just kept travelling\nArshdeep to Head, no run .Length around fifth, Head leaves it and practises a gentle cut right after\nArshdeep to Head, FOUR runs .Slapped on one foot over cover. Length ball rose around waist-height, Head leapt and .cut it\nArshdeep to Head, no run .Guides the wide-ish length ball to short third .Long-off back, point in\nArshdeep to Head, 1 run .More outswing. Fullish length ball on off, defended nicely towards mid-on for a quick .single\nJansen to Head, 1 run .Cut late, finds deep-backward point. Length ball around sixth, it looked to have moved .away\nJansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Flayed and the edge goes over short third. Abhishek looked to be going over point. Was .a 138ks length ball on fifth\nJansen to Abhishek, 2 runs .Stoinis at catching cover leaps up but can't grab it, tried to take a right-hander while .mid-air, just got fingertips on it. Was a length ball that Abhishek had slapped\nJansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Clear the front leg and blap it across the line, shows how much trust the batters have in .the pitch. Three-quarter-length ball at the stumps and Abhishek showed it no mercy\nJansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Deep-backward square leg in place, he races to the right but can't stop it. The crowd is .ecstatic! Short ball was at the body, around chest-height, Abhishek was cramped a bit .but went through with the shot\nJansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Backward point was the only fielder out on the off side and Abhishek flays it over cover. .Was a fullish ball on leg stump, the batter made a lot of room while dancing down to .gain access\nArshdeep to Head, no run .Toes a drive, ball doesn't carry to mid-on. Run-out chance... but there's no direct hit. .All happening. Was a full ball on fourth that Head tried to drive over the infield, Maxwell .tried to get it on the half-volley, got hit on the thigh and he turned around as the ball .ricocheted in front. He then took a shy at the non-striker's, where Abhishek had given up, .and missed . .Arshdeep Singh vs SRH in T20s .INNS .11 .WKTS .14 .ECON .7.60 .AVE .21.64\nArshdeep to Head, no run .Beaten on the upper cut. Shortish ball just outside off, Head tried to go over the keeper\nArshdeep to Head, no run .Bumper around the shoulder. Wide not given. 135ks, let go. One for the over called, .crowd doesn't like it\nArshdeep to Head, FOUR runs .Off side's stacked behind square but Head cuts it in the gap. Didn't middle it, hit around .the bottom of the sticker, ball flew at a catching height to point's right\nArshdeep to Head, FOUR runs .One-legged flick through long leg. Helped along with the angle. Was a length ball on top .of front pad\nArshdeep to Head, FOUR runs .Good lord it's loud as the boundaries continue to pour. Head makes room and gets .followed by a full ball, he's beside it and is able to drive through the line. Over the bowler . .IMPACT SUBPBKS .Yash Thakur .P Arya\nThakur to Abhishek, no run .Swing and a miss. Pre-meditated shot. Abhishek danced down and tried to carve it over .cover, the length ball rose above his bat\nThakur to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Abhishek gets away with a top-edged pull by clearing short fine leg. The ball races along .the turf for four more. Was a good bouncer, around head height\nThakur to Abhishek, SIX runs .Slugged high, sails over midwicket and SRH's fifty is up in 21 balls. Volume's at its .highest from the crowd too. Looked like a wobble ball, on a length around top of off . .Abhishek Sharma vs Yash Thakur .BALLS .17 .RUNS .53 .OUTS .0 .SR .311.76 .4s\/6s .7\/4\nThakur to Abhishek, (no ball) .Fun's over for Abhishek as it's taken at deep-backward point. Oh no, it continues .actually as the klaxon goes off. Crowd's alive again after going quiet. A scamble-seam .length ball on off was cut straight to Shashank, who took the catch. Thakur was .delighted initially but had to hide his face and walk back in disappointment\nThakur to Abhishek, SIX runs .Free hit's monstered! Gayle-esque flick over square leg from Abhishek. Cleared the front .foot, whacked it across the line\nThakur to Abhishek, 1 wide .Wide not given and Abhishek reviews straightaway. Looked risky as he went back and a .touch across. The slower one is fullish and went past the regular tramline. But the .imaginary line moved a touch as Abhishek had moved to fourth. But no part of the ball .is inside the line, so it's given wide\nThakur to Abhishek, 1 run .Abhishek's luck index will be through the roof tonight, he's skied a cut but it falls in the .middle of the outfield despite three fielders - backward point, cover, deep point - running .towards the ball.\nThakur to Head, 1 wide .Wide yorker. The angle's sharp on it and it lands well outside the tramline. Easy leave\nThakur to Head, no run .Shortish outside off, pulled off the bottom-half of the bat to mid-on. 138ks\nMaxwell to Abhishek, 1 run .Full and flat on off, 92ks, driven to long-off\nMaxwell to Head, 1 wide .Gets away with a wide down leg. That length ball was a touch loopier and Head tried to .glance it\nMaxwell to Head, no run .Another wide down leg, but Maxwell is sure that's out caught behind. Shreyas asks the .keeper, don't think he's fully sure but will take the review.. 93ks length ball kept angling .down and passed the bat as Head's upper-body slanted to the right with him trying to .flick the ball. The noise came from ball brushing the trouser\nMaxwell to Head, 1 run .Full ball is worked to long-on\nMaxwell to Abhishek, SIX runs .Dances down and goes inside out over sweeper cover. Great skill to open the face of .the bat while connecting with a length ball that he turned into a full one\nMaxwell to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Makes room again and whacks it again. The back-lift is sky high and he powers another .drive through cover. He was right to the pitch too\nMaxwell to Abhishek, 1 wide .Down leg, beaten on the pull. The keeper's hit on the glove and the ball falls in front\nMaxwell to Abhishek, 2 runs .Swipes across the line, not middled, gets a couple to cow corner\nFerguson to Head, 1 run .And so, Head tries to drag it through the leg side, finds mid-on with the pull. Looked like .the slower one. Into the pitch, the angle was sharp, finished well outside off\nFerguson to Abhishek, no run .On-pace bouncer just under chest-height. Pulled off the bottom of the bat, to midwicket .on the bounce it goes. .Ferguson has a problem with his hip, he walks back gingerly. He shaped to turn and .bowl again but the pain hit. Looks like it was an issue with the left quad. Ricky Ponting .is sad in the dugout too. The physio has a chat with the bowler, who has to walk back. .Quite the blow for PBKS .Thakur had the ball momentarily, but it'll be Stoinis who will complete the over. The .crowd's onto it as the field is set. Quietens down as the bowler runs in\nStoinis to Abhishek, no run .More silence but that won't stay for long. Short ball is pulled to midwicket\nStoinis to Abhishek, 1 run .Slow and wide on a length, cut to deep point. 112ks\nStoinis to Head, no run .Looked like that swung in late. Okay, maybe not, full ball on fifth, Head drives hard off .the inside-half of the bat. Gets it to mid-on\nStoinis to Head, 1 wide .Slower wide yorker lands just in front of the crease and is clearly past the tramline. Let .go. Stoinis gave a thumbs up while turning back but is surprised while looking at the .ump. He accepts the call with a smile though\nStoinis to Head, FOUR runs .Slower bouncer sits up outside off, Head leans across and pulls it over midwicket. .Without sideways movement, there is no stopping elite batters, is there?\nMaxwell to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Fifty up for Abhishek, in just 19 balls. Gets there with a thinly edged straight drive that .goes past leg stump and straight of short fine leg.\nMaxwell to Abhishek, 1 run .Full on leg, clipped through backward square leg\nMaxwell to Head, 1 wide .Length down leg, goes past the slog sweep\nMaxwell to Head, 1 run .Length on the pads, whipped off the back foot to deep midwicket\nMaxwell to Abhishek, 1 run .Dances down, think Maxwell saw him, and shortened his length. Just 83ks though, .following the batter too. Bunted to long-off .3 - Abhishek Sharma .3 - Jake Fraser-McGurk .3 - Travis Head .4 - Nicholas Pooran .From Sampath, our statistician - Most times reaching fifty in less than 20 balls in the .IPL:\nMaxwell to Head, 1 run .Quiet over so far and Head thumps one through the line, but Arshdeep saves a couple .running to the right from long-on.\nMaxwell to Abhishek, 1 run .Pulls the shortish ball to deep midwicket. Good overs for Kings .Timeout\nChahal to Abhishek, 1 run .Creates a chance first ball, but can't take it. There was no mid-on, so Chahal ran back, .the high ball swirled away and he dove late and tried to take it with both hands. He .almost settled underneath, but when he paused he realised that he needs to take an .extra jump. He couldn't judge how far away it was from him. The ball popped off the .palms, into the grass. Was a shortish ball outside off that Abhishek pulled\nChahal to Head, 1 run .Cuts the shortish ball to long-off\nChahal to Abhishek, SIX runs .Googly is short, sits up and is pulled over midwicket. 75 metres far. Risk free almost\nChahal to Abhishek, 3 runs .Cut hard, deep cover runs to the right. Shashank there, pushes it in, but it travels a few .metres, which requires him to run and the batters to take three\nChahal to Head, FOUR runs .Shortish, wide-ish and it's cut hard. Head went deep in the crease, got the front leg out .the way while smacking it between point and backward point.\nChahal to Head, 1 run .Shortish and wide again, slapped to long-off\nMaxwell to Head, 1 run .Dances down and tucks the length ball on the pads to deep square leg\nMaxwell to Abhishek, 1 run .Stumping missed? No, that nutmegged off the bat. Abhishek charged down and tried to .drive through the line, got to the pitch but inside edged it between his feet. Keeper ran .left to stop it\nMaxwell to Head, SIX runs .Head keeps making room, manages to free his arms and pulls over wide long-on. That .was shortish and slow, easy pickings\nMaxwell to Head, SIX runs .Head stays in the crease this time and pummels one again. The pull is close to the car .over midwicket, 84-metre six. Absolutely no assistance for the bowler. SRH are halfway .to the target just 52 balls into their innings .Fourth umpire's out with a new set of balls. The old one's been found\nMaxwell to Head, no run .Head makes room and is followed by a quick length ball, worked back to the bowler. .Maxwell takes a shy at the stumps. Head's bemused, has a fiery word with Maxwell, .who's not as into it\nMaxwell to Head, no run .Length at the pads, tries to whip it square. Ball hits pad .More drama between the two Aussies, oh wait Stoinis joins in too, but he seems to be .the tension dissipator.\nJansen to Abhishek, no run .Wide not given, Abhishek went across the line and went for the slog sweep, the full .slower ball down leg went past bat\nJansen to Abhishek, SIX runs .Pulled flat over square leg. Short ball around head-height, that's a good ball under .normal circumstances but it's pulled with no fuss\nJansen to Abhishek, SIX runs .Left-handed helicopter shot, high and far. The crowd is ballistic but that sound isn't as .pure as the one off the bat. Was a fullish ball outside off, Abhishek walked across and .whipped it. Got whiplash almost .The chants are now on too. Jansen goes around. No fielder to the left of deep .midwicket\nJansen to Abhishek, no run .And Jansen bowls a slower wide bouncer. Abhishek tried following it, shaped for the .late cut before letting it go He thought it was above head, ump doesn't agree .Longest Abhishek Sharma has batted in IPL since 2024 by balls faced, he batted twice .for 28 balls last season\nJansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Abhishek's able to play the field this time. Has a lateral shuffle to get inside the line of .the back-of-length ball and paddles it on the move. Somehow gets it through short fine .leg\nJansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs .How can anyone do that? Ridiculous shot. Abhishek went too far across to an off-stump .yorker, it was like he'd be bowled, but he went through with the scoop and got it through .fine leg .This is special Ashish is set to come in to call it from hereon","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs PBKS, 27th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Head, no run Outswing found and it's left alone. Might be the first of the day. Good ball though, three-quarter length just outside off\n Arshdeep to Head, FOUR runs Inswing this time, Head's got nothing on it yet almost gets six over cover. Three-quarter length, curving in towards top of off, Head tried to pick it up on the rise, over midwicket, got a leading edge that went real high, but it just kept travelling\n Arshdeep to Head, no run Length around fifth, Head leaves it and practises a gentle cut right after\n Arshdeep to Head, FOUR runs Slapped on one foot over cover. Length ball rose around waist-height, Head leapt and cut it\n Arshdeep to Head, no run Guides the wide-ish length ball to short third Long-off back, point in\n Arshdeep to Head, 1 run More outswing. Fullish length ball on off, defended nicely towards mid-on for a quick single\n Jansen to Head, 1 run Cut late, finds deep-backward point. Length ball around sixth, it looked to have moved away\n Jansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs Flayed and the edge goes over short third. Abhishek looked to be going over point. Was a 138ks length ball on fifth\n Jansen to Abhishek, 2 runs Stoinis at catching cover leaps up but can't grab it, tried to take a right-hander while mid-air, just got fingertips on it. Was a length ball that Abhishek had slapped\n Jansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs Clear the front leg and blap it across the line, shows how much trust the batters have in the pitch. Three-quarter-length ball at the stumps and Abhishek showed it no mercy\n Jansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs Deep-backward square leg in place, he races to the right but can't stop it. The crowd is ecstatic! Short ball was at the body, around chest-height, Abhishek was cramped a bit but went through with the shot\n Jansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs Backward point was the only fielder out on the off side and Abhishek flays it over cover. Was a fullish ball on leg stump, the batter made a lot of room while dancing down to gain access\n Arshdeep to Head, no run Toes a drive, ball doesn't carry to mid-on. Run-out chance... but there's no direct hit. All happening. Was a full ball on fourth that Head tried to drive over the infield, Maxwell tried to get it on the half-volley, got hit on the thigh and he turned around as the ball ricocheted in front. He then took a shy at the non-striker's, where Abhishek had given up, and missed Arshdeep Singh vs SRH in T20s INNS 11 WKTS 14 ECON 7.60 AVE 21.64\n Arshdeep to Head, no run Beaten on the upper cut. Shortish ball just outside off, Head tried to go over the keeper\n Arshdeep to Head, no run Bumper around the shoulder. Wide not given. 135ks, let go. One for the over called, crowd doesn't like it\n Arshdeep to Head, FOUR runs Off side's stacked behind square but Head cuts it in the gap. Didn't middle it, hit around the bottom of the sticker, ball flew at a catching height to point's right\n Arshdeep to Head, FOUR runs One-legged flick through long leg. Helped along with the angle. Was a length ball on top of front pad\n Arshdeep to Head, FOUR runs Good lord it's loud as the boundaries continue to pour. Head makes room and gets followed by a full ball, he's beside it and is able to drive through the line. Over the bowler IMPACT SUBPBKS Yash Thakur P Arya\n Thakur to Abhishek, no run Swing and a miss. Pre-meditated shot. Abhishek danced down and tried to carve it over cover, the length ball rose above his bat\n Thakur to Abhishek, FOUR runs Abhishek gets away with a top-edged pull by clearing short fine leg. The ball races along the turf for four more. Was a good bouncer, around head height\n Thakur to Abhishek, SIX runs Slugged high, sails over midwicket and SRH's fifty is up in 21 balls. Volume's at its highest from the crowd too. Looked like a wobble ball, on a length around top of off Abhishek Sharma vs Yash Thakur BALLS 17 RUNS 53 OUTS 0 SR 311.76 4s\/6s 7\/4\n Fun's over for Abhishek as it's taken at deep-backward point. Oh no, it continues actually as the klaxon goes off. Crowd's alive again after going quiet. A scamble-seam length ball on off was cut straight to Shashank, who took the catch. Thakur was delighted initially but had to hide his face and walk back in disappointment\n Thakur to Abhishek, SIX runs Free hit's monstered! Gayle-esque flick over square leg from Abhishek. Cleared the front foot, whacked it across the line\n Thakur to Abhishek, 1 wide Wide not given and Abhishek reviews straightaway. Looked risky as he went back and a touch across. The slower one is fullish and went past the regular tramline. But the imaginary line moved a touch as Abhishek had moved to fourth. But no part of the ball is inside the line, so it's given wide\n Thakur to Abhishek, 1 run Abhishek's luck index will be through the roof tonight, he's skied a cut but it falls in the middle of the outfield despite three fielders - backward point, cover, deep point - running towards the ball.\n Thakur to Head, 1 wide Wide yorker. The angle's sharp on it and it lands well outside the tramline. Easy leave\n Thakur to Head, no run Shortish outside off, pulled off the bottom-half of the bat to mid-on. 138ks\n Maxwell to Abhishek, 1 run Full and flat on off, 92ks, driven to long-off\n Maxwell to Head, 1 wide Gets away with a wide down leg. That length ball was a touch loopier and Head tried to glance it\n Maxwell to Head, no run Another wide down leg, but Maxwell is sure that's out caught behind. Shreyas asks the keeper, don't think he's fully sure but will take the review.. 93ks length ball kept angling down and passed the bat as Head's upper-body slanted to the right with him trying to flick the ball. The noise came from ball brushing the trouser\n Maxwell to Head, 1 run Full ball is worked to long-on\n Maxwell to Abhishek, SIX runs Dances down and goes inside out over sweeper cover. Great skill to open the face of the bat while connecting with a length ball that he turned into a full one\n Maxwell to Abhishek, FOUR runs Makes room again and whacks it again. The back-lift is sky high and he powers another drive through cover. He was right to the pitch too\n Maxwell to Abhishek, 1 wide Down leg, beaten on the pull. The keeper's hit on the glove and the ball falls in front\n Maxwell to Abhishek, 2 runs Swipes across the line, not middled, gets a couple to cow corner\n Ferguson to Head, 1 run And so, Head tries to drag it through the leg side, finds mid-on with the pull. Looked like the slower one. Into the pitch, the angle was sharp, finished well outside off\n Ferguson to Abhishek, no run On-pace bouncer just under chest-height. Pulled off the bottom of the bat, to midwicket on the bounce it goes. Ferguson has a problem with his hip, he walks back gingerly. He shaped to turn and bowl again but the pain hit. Looks like it was an issue with the left quad. Ricky Ponting is sad in the dugout too. The physio has a chat with the bowler, who has to walk back. Quite the blow for PBKS Thakur had the ball momentarily, but it'll be Stoinis who will complete the over. The crowd's onto it as the field is set. Quietens down as the bowler runs in\n Stoinis to Abhishek, no run More silence but that won't stay for long. Short ball is pulled to midwicket\n Stoinis to Abhishek, 1 run Slow and wide on a length, cut to deep point. 112ks\n Stoinis to Head, no run Looked like that swung in late. Okay, maybe not, full ball on fifth, Head drives hard off the inside-half of the bat. Gets it to mid-on\n Stoinis to Head, 1 wide Slower wide yorker lands just in front of the crease and is clearly past the tramline. Let go. Stoinis gave a thumbs up while turning back but is surprised while looking at the ump. He accepts the call with a smile though\n Stoinis to Head, FOUR runs Slower bouncer sits up outside off, Head leans across and pulls it over midwicket. Without sideways movement, there is no stopping elite batters, is there?\n Maxwell to Abhishek, FOUR runs Fifty up for Abhishek, in just 19 balls. Gets there with a thinly edged straight drive that goes past leg stump and straight of short fine leg.\n Maxwell to Abhishek, 1 run Full on leg, clipped through backward square leg\n Maxwell to Head, 1 wide Length down leg, goes past the slog sweep\n Maxwell to Head, 1 run Length on the pads, whipped off the back foot to deep midwicket\n Maxwell to Abhishek, 1 run Dances down, think Maxwell saw him, and shortened his length. Just 83ks though, following the batter too. Bunted to long-off 3 - Abhishek Sharma 3 - Jake Fraser-McGurk 3 - Travis Head 4 - Nicholas Pooran From Sampath, our statistician - Most times reaching fifty in less than 20 balls in the IPL:\n Maxwell to Head, 1 run Quiet over so far and Head thumps one through the line, but Arshdeep saves a couple running to the right from long-on.\n Maxwell to Abhishek, 1 run Pulls the shortish ball to deep midwicket. Good overs for Kings Timeout\n Chahal to Abhishek, 1 run Creates a chance first ball, but can't take it. There was no mid-on, so Chahal ran back, the high ball swirled away and he dove late and tried to take it with both hands. He almost settled underneath, but when he paused he realised that he needs to take an extra jump. He couldn't judge how far away it was from him. The ball popped off the palms, into the grass. Was a shortish ball outside off that Abhishek pulled\n Chahal to Head, 1 run Cuts the shortish ball to long-off\n Chahal to Abhishek, SIX runs Googly is short, sits up and is pulled over midwicket. 75 metres far. Risk free almost\n Chahal to Abhishek, 3 runs Cut hard, deep cover runs to the right. Shashank there, pushes it in, but it travels a few metres, which requires him to run and the batters to take three\n Chahal to Head, FOUR runs Shortish, wide-ish and it's cut hard. Head went deep in the crease, got the front leg out the way while smacking it between point and backward point.\n Chahal to Head, 1 run Shortish and wide again, slapped to long-off\n Maxwell to Head, 1 run Dances down and tucks the length ball on the pads to deep square leg\n Maxwell to Abhishek, 1 run Stumping missed? No, that nutmegged off the bat. Abhishek charged down and tried to drive through the line, got to the pitch but inside edged it between his feet. Keeper ran left to stop it\n Maxwell to Head, SIX runs Head keeps making room, manages to free his arms and pulls over wide long-on. That was shortish and slow, easy pickings\n Maxwell to Head, SIX runs Head stays in the crease this time and pummels one again. The pull is close to the car over midwicket, 84-metre six. Absolutely no assistance for the bowler. SRH are halfway to the target just 52 balls into their innings Fourth umpire's out with a new set of balls. The old one's been found\n Maxwell to Head, no run Head makes room and is followed by a quick length ball, worked back to the bowler. Maxwell takes a shy at the stumps. Head's bemused, has a fiery word with Maxwell, who's not as into it\n Maxwell to Head, no run Length at the pads, tries to whip it square. Ball hits pad More drama between the two Aussies, oh wait Stoinis joins in too, but he seems to be the tension dissipator.\n Jansen to Abhishek, no run Wide not given, Abhishek went across the line and went for the slog sweep, the full slower ball down leg went past bat\n Jansen to Abhishek, SIX runs Pulled flat over square leg. Short ball around head-height, that's a good ball under normal circumstances but it's pulled with no fuss\n Jansen to Abhishek, SIX runs Left-handed helicopter shot, high and far. The crowd is ballistic but that sound isn't as pure as the one off the bat. Was a fullish ball outside off, Abhishek walked across and whipped it. Got whiplash almost The chants are now on too. Jansen goes around. No fielder to the left of deep midwicket\n Jansen to Abhishek, no run And Jansen bowls a slower wide bouncer. Abhishek tried following it, shaped for the late cut before letting it go He thought it was above head, ump doesn't agree Longest Abhishek Sharma has batted in IPL since 2024 by balls faced, he batted twice for 28 balls last season\n Jansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs Abhishek's able to play the field this time. Has a lateral shuffle to get inside the line of the back-of-length ball and paddles it on the move. Somehow gets it through short fine leg\n Jansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs How can anyone do that? Ridiculous shot. Abhishek went too far across to an off-stump yorker, it was like he'd be bowled, but he went through with the scoop and got it through fine leg This is special Ashish is set to come in to call it from hereon","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Head"],"Runs":[87.0,49.0],"Balls_Faced":[32,29],"Fours":[9,7],"Sixes":[6,2],"S\/R":[271.88,168.97],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Chahal","Ferguson","Jansen","Maxwell","Stoinis","Thakur"],"Balls":[12,6,2,12,18,4,6],"Runs_Given":[21.0,16.0,1.0,39.0,40.0,6.0,20.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,0.2,2.0,3.0,0.4,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arshdeep to Head, no run .Outswing found and it's left alone. Might be the first of the day. Good ball though, three- .quarter length just outside off\nArshdeep to Head, FOUR runs .Inswing this time, Head's got nothing on it yet almost gets six over cover. Three-quarter .length, curving in towards top of off, Head tried to pick it up on the rise, over midwicket, .got a leading edge that went real high, but it just kept travelling\nArshdeep to Head, no run .Length around fifth, Head leaves it and practises a gentle cut right after\nArshdeep to Head, FOUR runs .Slapped on one foot over cover. Length ball rose around waist-height, Head leapt and .cut it\nArshdeep to Head, no run .Guides the wide-ish length ball to short third .Long-off back, point in\nArshdeep to Head, 1 run .More outswing. Fullish length ball on off, defended nicely towards mid-on for a quick .single\nJansen to Head, 1 run .Cut late, finds deep-backward point. Length ball around sixth, it looked to have moved .away\nJansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Flayed and the edge goes over short third. Abhishek looked to be going over point. Was .a 138ks length ball on fifth\nJansen to Abhishek, 2 runs .Stoinis at catching cover leaps up but can't grab it, tried to take a right-hander while .mid-air, just got fingertips on it. Was a length ball that Abhishek had slapped\nJansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Clear the front leg and blap it across the line, shows how much trust the batters have in .the pitch. Three-quarter-length ball at the stumps and Abhishek showed it no mercy\nJansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Deep-backward square leg in place, he races to the right but can't stop it. The crowd is .ecstatic! Short ball was at the body, around chest-height, Abhishek was cramped a bit .but went through with the shot\nJansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Backward point was the only fielder out on the off side and Abhishek flays it over cover. .Was a fullish ball on leg stump, the batter made a lot of room while dancing down to .gain access\nArshdeep to Head, no run .Toes a drive, ball doesn't carry to mid-on. Run-out chance... but there's no direct hit. .All happening. Was a full ball on fourth that Head tried to drive over the infield, Maxwell .tried to get it on the half-volley, got hit on the thigh and he turned around as the ball .ricocheted in front. He then took a shy at the non-striker's, where Abhishek had given up, .and missed . .Arshdeep Singh vs SRH in T20s .INNS .11 .WKTS .14 .ECON .7.60 .AVE .21.64\nArshdeep to Head, no run .Beaten on the upper cut. Shortish ball just outside off, Head tried to go over the keeper\nArshdeep to Head, no run .Bumper around the shoulder. Wide not given. 135ks, let go. One for the over called, .crowd doesn't like it\nArshdeep to Head, FOUR runs .Off side's stacked behind square but Head cuts it in the gap. Didn't middle it, hit around .the bottom of the sticker, ball flew at a catching height to point's right\nArshdeep to Head, FOUR runs .One-legged flick through long leg. Helped along with the angle. Was a length ball on top .of front pad\nArshdeep to Head, FOUR runs .Good lord it's loud as the boundaries continue to pour. Head makes room and gets .followed by a full ball, he's beside it and is able to drive through the line. Over the bowler . .IMPACT SUBPBKS .Yash Thakur .P Arya\nThakur to Abhishek, no run .Swing and a miss. Pre-meditated shot. Abhishek danced down and tried to carve it over .cover, the length ball rose above his bat\nThakur to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Abhishek gets away with a top-edged pull by clearing short fine leg. The ball races along .the turf for four more. Was a good bouncer, around head height\nThakur to Abhishek, SIX runs .Slugged high, sails over midwicket and SRH's fifty is up in 21 balls. Volume's at its .highest from the crowd too. Looked like a wobble ball, on a length around top of off . .Abhishek Sharma vs Yash Thakur .BALLS .17 .RUNS .53 .OUTS .0 .SR .311.76 .4s\/6s .7\/4\nThakur to Abhishek, (no ball) .Fun's over for Abhishek as it's taken at deep-backward point. Oh no, it continues .actually as the klaxon goes off. Crowd's alive again after going quiet. A scamble-seam .length ball on off was cut straight to Shashank, who took the catch. Thakur was .delighted initially but had to hide his face and walk back in disappointment\nThakur to Abhishek, SIX runs .Free hit's monstered! Gayle-esque flick over square leg from Abhishek. Cleared the front .foot, whacked it across the line\nThakur to Abhishek, 1 wide .Wide not given and Abhishek reviews straightaway. Looked risky as he went back and a .touch across. The slower one is fullish and went past the regular tramline. But the .imaginary line moved a touch as Abhishek had moved to fourth. But no part of the ball .is inside the line, so it's given wide\nThakur to Abhishek, 1 run .Abhishek's luck index will be through the roof tonight, he's skied a cut but it falls in the .middle of the outfield despite three fielders - backward point, cover, deep point - running .towards the ball.\nThakur to Head, 1 wide .Wide yorker. The angle's sharp on it and it lands well outside the tramline. Easy leave\nThakur to Head, no run .Shortish outside off, pulled off the bottom-half of the bat to mid-on. 138ks\nMaxwell to Abhishek, 1 run .Full and flat on off, 92ks, driven to long-off\nMaxwell to Head, 1 wide .Gets away with a wide down leg. That length ball was a touch loopier and Head tried to .glance it\nMaxwell to Head, no run .Another wide down leg, but Maxwell is sure that's out caught behind. Shreyas asks the .keeper, don't think he's fully sure but will take the review.. 93ks length ball kept angling .down and passed the bat as Head's upper-body slanted to the right with him trying to .flick the ball. The noise came from ball brushing the trouser\nMaxwell to Head, 1 run .Full ball is worked to long-on\nMaxwell to Abhishek, SIX runs .Dances down and goes inside out over sweeper cover. Great skill to open the face of .the bat while connecting with a length ball that he turned into a full one\nMaxwell to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Makes room again and whacks it again. The back-lift is sky high and he powers another .drive through cover. He was right to the pitch too\nMaxwell to Abhishek, 1 wide .Down leg, beaten on the pull. The keeper's hit on the glove and the ball falls in front\nMaxwell to Abhishek, 2 runs .Swipes across the line, not middled, gets a couple to cow corner\nFerguson to Head, 1 run .And so, Head tries to drag it through the leg side, finds mid-on with the pull. Looked like .the slower one. Into the pitch, the angle was sharp, finished well outside off\nFerguson to Abhishek, no run .On-pace bouncer just under chest-height. Pulled off the bottom of the bat, to midwicket .on the bounce it goes. .Ferguson has a problem with his hip, he walks back gingerly. He shaped to turn and .bowl again but the pain hit. Looks like it was an issue with the left quad. Ricky Ponting .is sad in the dugout too. The physio has a chat with the bowler, who has to walk back. .Quite the blow for PBKS .Thakur had the ball momentarily, but it'll be Stoinis who will complete the over. The .crowd's onto it as the field is set. Quietens down as the bowler runs in\nStoinis to Abhishek, no run .More silence but that won't stay for long. Short ball is pulled to midwicket\nStoinis to Abhishek, 1 run .Slow and wide on a length, cut to deep point. 112ks\nStoinis to Head, no run .Looked like that swung in late. Okay, maybe not, full ball on fifth, Head drives hard off .the inside-half of the bat. Gets it to mid-on\nStoinis to Head, 1 wide .Slower wide yorker lands just in front of the crease and is clearly past the tramline. Let .go. Stoinis gave a thumbs up while turning back but is surprised while looking at the .ump. He accepts the call with a smile though\nStoinis to Head, FOUR runs .Slower bouncer sits up outside off, Head leans across and pulls it over midwicket. .Without sideways movement, there is no stopping elite batters, is there?\nMaxwell to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Fifty up for Abhishek, in just 19 balls. Gets there with a thinly edged straight drive that .goes past leg stump and straight of short fine leg.\nMaxwell to Abhishek, 1 run .Full on leg, clipped through backward square leg\nMaxwell to Head, 1 wide .Length down leg, goes past the slog sweep\nMaxwell to Head, 1 run .Length on the pads, whipped off the back foot to deep midwicket\nMaxwell to Abhishek, 1 run .Dances down, think Maxwell saw him, and shortened his length. Just 83ks though, .following the batter too. Bunted to long-off .3 - Abhishek Sharma .3 - Jake Fraser-McGurk .3 - Travis Head .4 - Nicholas Pooran .From Sampath, our statistician - Most times reaching fifty in less than 20 balls in the .IPL:\nMaxwell to Head, 1 run .Quiet over so far and Head thumps one through the line, but Arshdeep saves a couple .running to the right from long-on.\nMaxwell to Abhishek, 1 run .Pulls the shortish ball to deep midwicket. Good overs for Kings .Timeout\nChahal to Abhishek, 1 run .Creates a chance first ball, but can't take it. There was no mid-on, so Chahal ran back, .the high ball swirled away and he dove late and tried to take it with both hands. He .almost settled underneath, but when he paused he realised that he needs to take an .extra jump. He couldn't judge how far away it was from him. The ball popped off the .palms, into the grass. Was a shortish ball outside off that Abhishek pulled\nChahal to Head, 1 run .Cuts the shortish ball to long-off\nChahal to Abhishek, SIX runs .Googly is short, sits up and is pulled over midwicket. 75 metres far. Risk free almost\nChahal to Abhishek, 3 runs .Cut hard, deep cover runs to the right. Shashank there, pushes it in, but it travels a few .metres, which requires him to run and the batters to take three\nChahal to Head, FOUR runs .Shortish, wide-ish and it's cut hard. Head went deep in the crease, got the front leg out .the way while smacking it between point and backward point.\nChahal to Head, 1 run .Shortish and wide again, slapped to long-off\nMaxwell to Head, 1 run .Dances down and tucks the length ball on the pads to deep square leg\nMaxwell to Abhishek, 1 run .Stumping missed? No, that nutmegged off the bat. Abhishek charged down and tried to .drive through the line, got to the pitch but inside edged it between his feet. Keeper ran .left to stop it\nMaxwell to Head, SIX runs .Head keeps making room, manages to free his arms and pulls over wide long-on. That .was shortish and slow, easy pickings\nMaxwell to Head, SIX runs .Head stays in the crease this time and pummels one again. The pull is close to the car .over midwicket, 84-metre six. Absolutely no assistance for the bowler. SRH are halfway .to the target just 52 balls into their innings .Fourth umpire's out with a new set of balls. The old one's been found\nMaxwell to Head, no run .Head makes room and is followed by a quick length ball, worked back to the bowler. .Maxwell takes a shy at the stumps. Head's bemused, has a fiery word with Maxwell, .who's not as into it\nMaxwell to Head, no run .Length at the pads, tries to whip it square. Ball hits pad .More drama between the two Aussies, oh wait Stoinis joins in too, but he seems to be .the tension dissipator.\nJansen to Abhishek, no run .Wide not given, Abhishek went across the line and went for the slog sweep, the full .slower ball down leg went past bat\nJansen to Abhishek, SIX runs .Pulled flat over square leg. Short ball around head-height, that's a good ball under .normal circumstances but it's pulled with no fuss\nJansen to Abhishek, SIX runs .Left-handed helicopter shot, high and far. The crowd is ballistic but that sound isn't as .pure as the one off the bat. Was a fullish ball outside off, Abhishek walked across and .whipped it. Got whiplash almost .The chants are now on too. Jansen goes around. No fielder to the left of deep .midwicket\nJansen to Abhishek, no run .And Jansen bowls a slower wide bouncer. Abhishek tried following it, shaped for the .late cut before letting it go He thought it was above head, ump doesn't agree .Longest Abhishek Sharma has batted in IPL since 2024 by balls faced, he batted twice .for 28 balls last season\nJansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Abhishek's able to play the field this time. Has a lateral shuffle to get inside the line of .the back-of-length ball and paddles it on the move. Somehow gets it through short fine .leg\nJansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs .How can anyone do that? Ridiculous shot. Abhishek went too far across to an off-stump .yorker, it was like he'd be bowled, but he went through with the scoop and got it through .fine leg .This is special Ashish is set to come in to call it from hereon\nChahal to Head, no run .Flatter length ball on middle, he gets a thick inside-edge onto pad\nChahal to Head, FOUR runs .The errors are compounding. Slogs the length ball in the gap between deep midwicket .and long-on. The fielder at deep midwicket dives and parries the ball to Maxwell, who .makes a meal of it. Head notches up a 31-ball fifty, which I must add has looked slow. .Says something about the knock Abhishek is playing\nChahal to Head, 1 run .Flatter on off, he gets it down to long-off\nChahal to Abhishek, 1 run .Shimmies down the track and clips the full ball on middle and leg to deep midwicket\nChahal to Head, FOUR runs .SPANKED! Flatter outside off stump, he stays still and absolutely pummels this to the .right of long-off\nChahal to Head, 1 run .Very full, almost yorker length on middle, Head squeezes this towards extra cover\nShashank Singh to Head, 1 run .Fuller in length outside off, Head hacks this back at Shashank who does not collect .cleanly and concedes a run\nShashank Singh to Abhishek, 2 runs .Back of a length ball outside off, he flat-bats this back past the bowler. Maxwell hares .across from long-on and parries the ball to long-off. . .Shashank Singh vs LHB .BALLS .26 .WKTS .2 .4s\/6s .2\/0 .ECON .7.15 .AVE .15.50\nShashank Singh to Abhishek, no run .Shuffles right across the off stump, but Shashank cleverly follows him and cramps him .for room. The ball thuds into his thigh pad as he misses the scoop\nShashank Singh to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Shuffles right across again and slices this over short third. Back of a length ball outside .off, he gets it for four more\nShashank Singh to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Moves to 98! Back of a length ball on well outside off stump, but Abhishek is up the .task. Gets riiiight across and helps this over short fine leg. The ball flies away on this .outfield .Can he get to his 100?\nShashank Singh to Abhishek, no run .Not yet. Back of a length ball angling across Abhishek who gets an under-edge to short .third\nChahal to Head, SIX runs .HUMONGOUS! Just a stifle short on off stump, Head rocks back and tonks him over .deep midwicket.\nChahal to Head, OUT .Is that the first one? Yes, it is. Chahal gets Head and the partnership ends on 171 in\nChahal to Klaasen, 1 run .Flatter on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg\nChahal to Abhishek, 1 run .Quicker length ball on off stump, Abhishek eases to long-on to move to 99\nChahal to Klaasen, 1 run .Tossed up down leg, Klaasen clips this to deep midwicket .Right, Abhishek on 99\nChahal to Abhishek, 1 run .A 100 of the highest order, a 100 that's turned around the season around for Abhishek, .a 100 to prove a point! Tossed up on off, he clips to wide long-on. Pumps his fist in .delight, raises his bat to the crowd around, removes his helmet and then takes a piece .of paper from his pocket to raise to the crowd. Wonder what's this about? He gets there .off just 40 balls. What a knock! This one's for the Orange Army is what was scribbled .on that piece of paper. WOW! .See all photos\nArshdeep to Abhishek, 1 run .Fuller well outside off, he gets a thick inside-edge past off stump for a run\nArshdeep to Klaasen, 1 leg bye .Hard length on his pad, he fails to work this away and he wears this on the pad. .Abhishek scrambles through for a run . .Abhishek Sharma vs Arshdeep Singh .BALLS .32 .RUNS .55 .OUTS .0 .SR .171.87 .4s\/6s .7\/3\nArshdeep to Abhishek, SIX runs .BANG! Right in the slot outside off and Abhishek hacks this over long-on for a huge six. .What a shot that!\nArshdeep to Abhishek, no run .Fuller and well outside off stump, Abhishek lets that go. Not called a wide. Oh, wasn't .that outside the tramline?\nArshdeep to Abhishek, 1 wide .Another fuller length ball quite a way outside off. This time it is called a wide\nArshdeep to Abhishek, 1 run .Misses out. In his hitting arc outside off stump, Abhishek drags this to the right deep .backward square leg for a run\nArshdeep to Klaasen, 1 run .Banged in short on leg stump, he pulls to deep square leg to retain strike\nChahal to Klaasen, no run .Nicely done. Klaasen gives himself a lot of room by backing away. Chahal pushes this .well outside off and out of Klaasen's reach. Hang on, Klaasen has reviewed for a wide. .Didn't seem that way on first glance. That's well inside the tramline, and SRH lose a .review\nChahal to Klaasen, 1 run .Just a touch slow outside off stump, he shuffles across and mistimes to long-off\nChahal to Abhishek, SIX runs .SIX MORE! Fired in at 90.7kph on leg stump. Abhishek shuffles just a touch across and .hacks this over deep backward square leg for another half a dozen\nChahal to Abhishek, 1 wide .Floated well outside off stump, but this is outside the tramline. Called a wide\nChahal to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Floats this very slowly on middle stump, but Abhishek is unstoppable tonight. Gets right .inside the line and sweeps this over short fine leg.\nChahal to Abhishek, SIX runs .Going, going and out of here. He's mistimed this big time, but it doesn't mater does it. .They are all travelling. Floated on off, he slogs this over deep midwicket for six\nChahal to Abhishek, 1 run .Catishek's luck continues. He's shanked that completely, but the ball once more falls in .no-man's land. Tossed up well outside off, he looks to go up and over, but skews it .straight up but the ball falls in the vacant extra cover region\nThakur to Abhishek, no run .Length on off, he tonks this back to the bowler\nThakur to Abhishek, SIX runs .I am running out of superlatives, so I'll just describe the ball. On a length well outside .off, he gets right across and dumps Thakur over long-on. . .Abhishek Sharma vs Yash Thakur .BALLS .23 .RUNS .70 .OUTS .0 .SR .304.34 .4s\/6s .8\/6\nThakur to Abhishek, FOUR runs .How's he doing this? This is EA cricket on cheat code, this is unreal striking. He shows .Thakur all of his stumps and is right across. Thakur bowls this on leg stump and .Abhishek clips this fine for four. WOW. Abhishek now has the highest score by any .Indian in the IPL as he moves to 135 off 49.\nThakur to Abhishek, 1 run .Banged in short on middle, he pulls to deep square leg for a run\nThakur to Klaasen, 1 run .Back of a length ball down leg, he helps this to deep backward square leg.\nThakur to Abhishek, 1 run .Very full and outside off, he jams this to extra cover.\nArshdeep to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Inside-edge for four. Abhishek gets lucky once more. Full and outside off, he throws his .bat at it, and gets a thick inside-edge past the keeper\nArshdeep to Abhishek, OUT .Finally, finally Abhishek departs. But, oh my word, what an unbelievable knock this has .been. The entire stadium rises up as he walks back finishing on 141 off 55 balls. Gets a .hug from Arshdeep, and a pat on the back from Wadhera. Was a length ball on his pads, .he whisks it but for once can't get enough power behind it. Deep midwicket runs in and .takes a catch. He removes his helmet and raises his bat to everyone all around the .stadium. Phew! .Abhishek Sharma c sub (P Dubey) b Arshdeep Singh 141 (55b 14x4 10x6 88m) SR:\nArshdeep to Ishan, no run .Starts off with a bouncer on off, Kishan sways out of the way\nArshdeep to Ishan, 1 run .Sharp back of a length ball onto his body. Kishan is cramped for room and mistimes his .attempted pull\/hook to deep square leg\nArshdeep to Klaasen, no run .Good bouncer! He gets that on line just outside off, Klaasen was eyeing a pull but .misses\nArshdeep to Klaasen, 1 run .On a length angling away from Klaasen who throws his bat at it and can only drag this .behind square for a run\nShashank Singh to Klaasen, FOUR runs .CLUBBED! Banged in short just outside off. Klaasen gets into position early and gets on .top of the bounce to slam the pull in the gap between long-on and deep midwicket\nShashank Singh to Klaasen, 1 run .Gets the low full toss to tail back in on middle, Klaasen gets his bat down in time to .work this to deep backward square leg\nShashank Singh to Ishan, FOUR runs .Kishan is away. Was a length ball outside off. Kishan throws his bat at it and flays this .to the left of deep cover\nShashank Singh to Ishan, 1 run .Fuller outside off angling away from Kishan who drives on the up to deep cover\nShashank Singh to Klaasen, no run .Beaten all ends up! Slower length ball well outside off, he eyes a powerful slog. Gets .beaten\nShashank Singh to Klaasen, SIX runs .Klaasen won't miss out two in a row. Slower back of a length ball that just sits up on the .surface for Klaasen to pump it waaaaay over deep midwicket .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nThakur to Ishan, 2 runs .Fuller length ball on off stump, he works this to deep midwicket with soft hands\nThakur to Ishan, 1 run .On a length outside off, he chips this to long-off .Just three to get\nThakur to Klaasen, FOUR runs .That's that! Klaasen gets it done in style and SRH have notched up the second-highest .chase in the IPL history. And they get it done in a mere","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs PBKS, 27th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Head, no run Outswing found and it's left alone. Might be the first of the day. Good ball though, three-quarter length just outside off\n Arshdeep to Head, FOUR runs Inswing this time, Head's got nothing on it yet almost gets six over cover. Three-quarter length, curving in towards top of off, Head tried to pick it up on the rise, over midwicket, got a leading edge that went real high, but it just kept travelling\n Arshdeep to Head, no run Length around fifth, Head leaves it and practises a gentle cut right after\n Arshdeep to Head, FOUR runs Slapped on one foot over cover. Length ball rose around waist-height, Head leapt and cut it\n Arshdeep to Head, no run Guides the wide-ish length ball to short third Long-off back, point in\n Arshdeep to Head, 1 run More outswing. Fullish length ball on off, defended nicely towards mid-on for a quick single\n Jansen to Head, 1 run Cut late, finds deep-backward point. Length ball around sixth, it looked to have moved away\n Jansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs Flayed and the edge goes over short third. Abhishek looked to be going over point. Was a 138ks length ball on fifth\n Jansen to Abhishek, 2 runs Stoinis at catching cover leaps up but can't grab it, tried to take a right-hander while mid-air, just got fingertips on it. Was a length ball that Abhishek had slapped\n Jansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs Clear the front leg and blap it across the line, shows how much trust the batters have in the pitch. Three-quarter-length ball at the stumps and Abhishek showed it no mercy\n Jansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs Deep-backward square leg in place, he races to the right but can't stop it. The crowd is ecstatic! Short ball was at the body, around chest-height, Abhishek was cramped a bit but went through with the shot\n Jansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs Backward point was the only fielder out on the off side and Abhishek flays it over cover. Was a fullish ball on leg stump, the batter made a lot of room while dancing down to gain access\n Arshdeep to Head, no run Toes a drive, ball doesn't carry to mid-on. Run-out chance... but there's no direct hit. All happening. Was a full ball on fourth that Head tried to drive over the infield, Maxwell tried to get it on the half-volley, got hit on the thigh and he turned around as the ball ricocheted in front. He then took a shy at the non-striker's, where Abhishek had given up, and missed Arshdeep Singh vs SRH in T20s INNS 11 WKTS 14 ECON 7.60 AVE 21.64\n Arshdeep to Head, no run Beaten on the upper cut. Shortish ball just outside off, Head tried to go over the keeper\n Arshdeep to Head, no run Bumper around the shoulder. Wide not given. 135ks, let go. One for the over called, crowd doesn't like it\n Arshdeep to Head, FOUR runs Off side's stacked behind square but Head cuts it in the gap. Didn't middle it, hit around the bottom of the sticker, ball flew at a catching height to point's right\n Arshdeep to Head, FOUR runs One-legged flick through long leg. Helped along with the angle. Was a length ball on top of front pad\n Arshdeep to Head, FOUR runs Good lord it's loud as the boundaries continue to pour. Head makes room and gets followed by a full ball, he's beside it and is able to drive through the line. Over the bowler IMPACT SUBPBKS Yash Thakur P Arya\n Thakur to Abhishek, no run Swing and a miss. Pre-meditated shot. Abhishek danced down and tried to carve it over cover, the length ball rose above his bat\n Thakur to Abhishek, FOUR runs Abhishek gets away with a top-edged pull by clearing short fine leg. The ball races along the turf for four more. Was a good bouncer, around head height\n Thakur to Abhishek, SIX runs Slugged high, sails over midwicket and SRH's fifty is up in 21 balls. Volume's at its highest from the crowd too. Looked like a wobble ball, on a length around top of off Abhishek Sharma vs Yash Thakur BALLS 17 RUNS 53 OUTS 0 SR 311.76 4s\/6s 7\/4\n Fun's over for Abhishek as it's taken at deep-backward point. Oh no, it continues actually as the klaxon goes off. Crowd's alive again after going quiet. A scamble-seam length ball on off was cut straight to Shashank, who took the catch. Thakur was delighted initially but had to hide his face and walk back in disappointment\n Thakur to Abhishek, SIX runs Free hit's monstered! Gayle-esque flick over square leg from Abhishek. Cleared the front foot, whacked it across the line\n Thakur to Abhishek, 1 wide Wide not given and Abhishek reviews straightaway. Looked risky as he went back and a touch across. The slower one is fullish and went past the regular tramline. But the imaginary line moved a touch as Abhishek had moved to fourth. But no part of the ball is inside the line, so it's given wide\n Thakur to Abhishek, 1 run Abhishek's luck index will be through the roof tonight, he's skied a cut but it falls in the middle of the outfield despite three fielders - backward point, cover, deep point - running towards the ball.\n Thakur to Head, 1 wide Wide yorker. The angle's sharp on it and it lands well outside the tramline. Easy leave\n Thakur to Head, no run Shortish outside off, pulled off the bottom-half of the bat to mid-on. 138ks\n Maxwell to Abhishek, 1 run Full and flat on off, 92ks, driven to long-off\n Maxwell to Head, 1 wide Gets away with a wide down leg. That length ball was a touch loopier and Head tried to glance it\n Maxwell to Head, no run Another wide down leg, but Maxwell is sure that's out caught behind. Shreyas asks the keeper, don't think he's fully sure but will take the review.. 93ks length ball kept angling down and passed the bat as Head's upper-body slanted to the right with him trying to flick the ball. The noise came from ball brushing the trouser\n Maxwell to Head, 1 run Full ball is worked to long-on\n Maxwell to Abhishek, SIX runs Dances down and goes inside out over sweeper cover. Great skill to open the face of the bat while connecting with a length ball that he turned into a full one\n Maxwell to Abhishek, FOUR runs Makes room again and whacks it again. The back-lift is sky high and he powers another drive through cover. He was right to the pitch too\n Maxwell to Abhishek, 1 wide Down leg, beaten on the pull. The keeper's hit on the glove and the ball falls in front\n Maxwell to Abhishek, 2 runs Swipes across the line, not middled, gets a couple to cow corner\n Ferguson to Head, 1 run And so, Head tries to drag it through the leg side, finds mid-on with the pull. Looked like the slower one. Into the pitch, the angle was sharp, finished well outside off\n Ferguson to Abhishek, no run On-pace bouncer just under chest-height. Pulled off the bottom of the bat, to midwicket on the bounce it goes. Ferguson has a problem with his hip, he walks back gingerly. He shaped to turn and bowl again but the pain hit. Looks like it was an issue with the left quad. Ricky Ponting is sad in the dugout too. The physio has a chat with the bowler, who has to walk back. Quite the blow for PBKS Thakur had the ball momentarily, but it'll be Stoinis who will complete the over. The crowd's onto it as the field is set. Quietens down as the bowler runs in\n Stoinis to Abhishek, no run More silence but that won't stay for long. Short ball is pulled to midwicket\n Stoinis to Abhishek, 1 run Slow and wide on a length, cut to deep point. 112ks\n Stoinis to Head, no run Looked like that swung in late. Okay, maybe not, full ball on fifth, Head drives hard off the inside-half of the bat. Gets it to mid-on\n Stoinis to Head, 1 wide Slower wide yorker lands just in front of the crease and is clearly past the tramline. Let go. Stoinis gave a thumbs up while turning back but is surprised while looking at the ump. He accepts the call with a smile though\n Stoinis to Head, FOUR runs Slower bouncer sits up outside off, Head leans across and pulls it over midwicket. Without sideways movement, there is no stopping elite batters, is there?\n Maxwell to Abhishek, FOUR runs Fifty up for Abhishek, in just 19 balls. Gets there with a thinly edged straight drive that goes past leg stump and straight of short fine leg.\n Maxwell to Abhishek, 1 run Full on leg, clipped through backward square leg\n Maxwell to Head, 1 wide Length down leg, goes past the slog sweep\n Maxwell to Head, 1 run Length on the pads, whipped off the back foot to deep midwicket\n Maxwell to Abhishek, 1 run Dances down, think Maxwell saw him, and shortened his length. Just 83ks though, following the batter too. Bunted to long-off 3 - Abhishek Sharma 3 - Jake Fraser-McGurk 3 - Travis Head 4 - Nicholas Pooran From Sampath, our statistician - Most times reaching fifty in less than 20 balls in the IPL:\n Maxwell to Head, 1 run Quiet over so far and Head thumps one through the line, but Arshdeep saves a couple running to the right from long-on.\n Maxwell to Abhishek, 1 run Pulls the shortish ball to deep midwicket. Good overs for Kings Timeout\n Chahal to Abhishek, 1 run Creates a chance first ball, but can't take it. There was no mid-on, so Chahal ran back, the high ball swirled away and he dove late and tried to take it with both hands. He almost settled underneath, but when he paused he realised that he needs to take an extra jump. He couldn't judge how far away it was from him. The ball popped off the palms, into the grass. Was a shortish ball outside off that Abhishek pulled\n Chahal to Head, 1 run Cuts the shortish ball to long-off\n Chahal to Abhishek, SIX runs Googly is short, sits up and is pulled over midwicket. 75 metres far. Risk free almost\n Chahal to Abhishek, 3 runs Cut hard, deep cover runs to the right. Shashank there, pushes it in, but it travels a few metres, which requires him to run and the batters to take three\n Chahal to Head, FOUR runs Shortish, wide-ish and it's cut hard. Head went deep in the crease, got the front leg out the way while smacking it between point and backward point.\n Chahal to Head, 1 run Shortish and wide again, slapped to long-off\n Maxwell to Head, 1 run Dances down and tucks the length ball on the pads to deep square leg\n Maxwell to Abhishek, 1 run Stumping missed? No, that nutmegged off the bat. Abhishek charged down and tried to drive through the line, got to the pitch but inside edged it between his feet. Keeper ran left to stop it\n Maxwell to Head, SIX runs Head keeps making room, manages to free his arms and pulls over wide long-on. That was shortish and slow, easy pickings\n Maxwell to Head, SIX runs Head stays in the crease this time and pummels one again. The pull is close to the car over midwicket, 84-metre six. Absolutely no assistance for the bowler. SRH are halfway to the target just 52 balls into their innings Fourth umpire's out with a new set of balls. The old one's been found\n Maxwell to Head, no run Head makes room and is followed by a quick length ball, worked back to the bowler. Maxwell takes a shy at the stumps. Head's bemused, has a fiery word with Maxwell, who's not as into it\n Maxwell to Head, no run Length at the pads, tries to whip it square. Ball hits pad More drama between the two Aussies, oh wait Stoinis joins in too, but he seems to be the tension dissipator.\n Jansen to Abhishek, no run Wide not given, Abhishek went across the line and went for the slog sweep, the full slower ball down leg went past bat\n Jansen to Abhishek, SIX runs Pulled flat over square leg. Short ball around head-height, that's a good ball under normal circumstances but it's pulled with no fuss\n Jansen to Abhishek, SIX runs Left-handed helicopter shot, high and far. The crowd is ballistic but that sound isn't as pure as the one off the bat. Was a fullish ball outside off, Abhishek walked across and whipped it. Got whiplash almost The chants are now on too. Jansen goes around. No fielder to the left of deep midwicket\n Jansen to Abhishek, no run And Jansen bowls a slower wide bouncer. Abhishek tried following it, shaped for the late cut before letting it go He thought it was above head, ump doesn't agree Longest Abhishek Sharma has batted in IPL since 2024 by balls faced, he batted twice for 28 balls last season\n Jansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs Abhishek's able to play the field this time. Has a lateral shuffle to get inside the line of the back-of-length ball and paddles it on the move. Somehow gets it through short fine leg\n Jansen to Abhishek, FOUR runs How can anyone do that? Ridiculous shot. Abhishek went too far across to an off-stump yorker, it was like he'd be bowled, but he went through with the scoop and got it through fine leg This is special Ashish is set to come in to call it from hereon\n Chahal to Head, no run Flatter length ball on middle, he gets a thick inside-edge onto pad\n Chahal to Head, FOUR runs The errors are compounding. Slogs the length ball in the gap between deep midwicket and long-on. The fielder at deep midwicket dives and parries the ball to Maxwell, who makes a meal of it. Head notches up a 31-ball fifty, which I must add has looked slow. Says something about the knock Abhishek is playing\n Chahal to Head, 1 run Flatter on off, he gets it down to long-off\n Chahal to Abhishek, 1 run Shimmies down the track and clips the full ball on middle and leg to deep midwicket\n Chahal to Head, FOUR runs SPANKED! Flatter outside off stump, he stays still and absolutely pummels this to the right of long-off\n Chahal to Head, 1 run Very full, almost yorker length on middle, Head squeezes this towards extra cover\n Shashank Singh to Head, 1 run Fuller in length outside off, Head hacks this back at Shashank who does not collect cleanly and concedes a run\n Shashank Singh to Abhishek, 2 runs Back of a length ball outside off, he flat-bats this back past the bowler. Maxwell hares across from long-on and parries the ball to long-off. Shashank Singh vs LHB BALLS 26 WKTS 2 4s\/6s 2\/0 ECON 7.15 AVE 15.50\n Shashank Singh to Abhishek, no run Shuffles right across the off stump, but Shashank cleverly follows him and cramps him for room. The ball thuds into his thigh pad as he misses the scoop\n Shashank Singh to Abhishek, FOUR runs Shuffles right across again and slices this over short third. Back of a length ball outside off, he gets it for four more\n Shashank Singh to Abhishek, FOUR runs Moves to 98! Back of a length ball on well outside off stump, but Abhishek is up the task. Gets riiiight across and helps this over short fine leg. The ball flies away on this outfield Can he get to his 100?\n Shashank Singh to Abhishek, no run Not yet. Back of a length ball angling across Abhishek who gets an under-edge to short third\n Chahal to Head, SIX runs HUMONGOUS! Just a stifle short on off stump, Head rocks back and tonks him over deep midwicket.\n Chahal to Head, OUT Is that the first one? Yes, it is. Chahal gets Head and the partnership ends on 171 in\n Chahal to Klaasen, 1 run Flatter on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg\n Chahal to Abhishek, 1 run Quicker length ball on off stump, Abhishek eases to long-on to move to 99\n Chahal to Klaasen, 1 run Tossed up down leg, Klaasen clips this to deep midwicket Right, Abhishek on 99\n Chahal to Abhishek, 1 run A 100 of the highest order, a 100 that's turned around the season around for Abhishek, a 100 to prove a point! Tossed up on off, he clips to wide long-on. Pumps his fist in delight, raises his bat to the crowd around, removes his helmet and then takes a piece of paper from his pocket to raise to the crowd. Wonder what's this about? He gets there off just 40 balls. What a knock! This one's for the Orange Army is what was scribbled on that piece of paper. WOW! See all photos\n Arshdeep to Abhishek, 1 run Fuller well outside off, he gets a thick inside-edge past off stump for a run\n Arshdeep to Klaasen, 1 leg bye Hard length on his pad, he fails to work this away and he wears this on the pad. Abhishek scrambles through for a run Abhishek Sharma vs Arshdeep Singh BALLS 32 RUNS 55 OUTS 0 SR 171.87 4s\/6s 7\/3\n Arshdeep to Abhishek, SIX runs BANG! Right in the slot outside off and Abhishek hacks this over long-on for a huge six. What a shot that!\n Arshdeep to Abhishek, no run Fuller and well outside off stump, Abhishek lets that go. Not called a wide. Oh, wasn't that outside the tramline?\n Arshdeep to Abhishek, 1 wide Another fuller length ball quite a way outside off. This time it is called a wide\n Arshdeep to Abhishek, 1 run Misses out. In his hitting arc outside off stump, Abhishek drags this to the right deep backward square leg for a run\n Arshdeep to Klaasen, 1 run Banged in short on leg stump, he pulls to deep square leg to retain strike\n Chahal to Klaasen, no run Nicely done. Klaasen gives himself a lot of room by backing away. Chahal pushes this well outside off and out of Klaasen's reach. Hang on, Klaasen has reviewed for a wide. Didn't seem that way on first glance. That's well inside the tramline, and SRH lose a review\n Chahal to Klaasen, 1 run Just a touch slow outside off stump, he shuffles across and mistimes to long-off\n Chahal to Abhishek, SIX runs SIX MORE! Fired in at 90.7kph on leg stump. Abhishek shuffles just a touch across and hacks this over deep backward square leg for another half a dozen\n Chahal to Abhishek, 1 wide Floated well outside off stump, but this is outside the tramline. Called a wide\n Chahal to Abhishek, FOUR runs Floats this very slowly on middle stump, but Abhishek is unstoppable tonight. Gets right inside the line and sweeps this over short fine leg.\n Chahal to Abhishek, SIX runs Going, going and out of here. He's mistimed this big time, but it doesn't mater does it. They are all travelling. Floated on off, he slogs this over deep midwicket for six\n Chahal to Abhishek, 1 run Catishek's luck continues. He's shanked that completely, but the ball once more falls in no-man's land. Tossed up well outside off, he looks to go up and over, but skews it straight up but the ball falls in the vacant extra cover region\n Thakur to Abhishek, no run Length on off, he tonks this back to the bowler\n Thakur to Abhishek, SIX runs I am running out of superlatives, so I'll just describe the ball. On a length well outside off, he gets right across and dumps Thakur over long-on. Abhishek Sharma vs Yash Thakur BALLS 23 RUNS 70 OUTS 0 SR 304.34 4s\/6s 8\/6\n Thakur to Abhishek, FOUR runs How's he doing this? This is EA cricket on cheat code, this is unreal striking. He shows Thakur all of his stumps and is right across. Thakur bowls this on leg stump and Abhishek clips this fine for four. WOW. Abhishek now has the highest score by any Indian in the IPL as he moves to 135 off 49.\n Thakur to Abhishek, 1 run Banged in short on middle, he pulls to deep square leg for a run\n Thakur to Klaasen, 1 run Back of a length ball down leg, he helps this to deep backward square leg.\n Thakur to Abhishek, 1 run Very full and outside off, he jams this to extra cover.\n Arshdeep to Abhishek, FOUR runs Inside-edge for four. Abhishek gets lucky once more. Full and outside off, he throws his bat at it, and gets a thick inside-edge past the keeper\n Arshdeep to Abhishek, OUT Finally, finally Abhishek departs. But, oh my word, what an unbelievable knock this has been. The entire stadium rises up as he walks back finishing on 141 off 55 balls. Gets a hug from Arshdeep, and a pat on the back from Wadhera. Was a length ball on his pads, he whisks it but for once can't get enough power behind it. Deep midwicket runs in and takes a catch. He removes his helmet and raises his bat to everyone all around the stadium. Phew! \n Arshdeep to Ishan, no run Starts off with a bouncer on off, Kishan sways out of the way\n Arshdeep to Ishan, 1 run Sharp back of a length ball onto his body. Kishan is cramped for room and mistimes his attempted pull\/hook to deep square leg\n Arshdeep to Klaasen, no run Good bouncer! He gets that on line just outside off, Klaasen was eyeing a pull but misses\n Arshdeep to Klaasen, 1 run On a length angling away from Klaasen who throws his bat at it and can only drag this behind square for a run\n Shashank Singh to Klaasen, FOUR runs CLUBBED! Banged in short just outside off. Klaasen gets into position early and gets on top of the bounce to slam the pull in the gap between long-on and deep midwicket\n Shashank Singh to Klaasen, 1 run Gets the low full toss to tail back in on middle, Klaasen gets his bat down in time to work this to deep backward square leg\n Shashank Singh to Ishan, FOUR runs Kishan is away. Was a length ball outside off. Kishan throws his bat at it and flays this to the left of deep cover\n Shashank Singh to Ishan, 1 run Fuller outside off angling away from Kishan who drives on the up to deep cover\n Shashank Singh to Klaasen, no run Beaten all ends up! Slower length ball well outside off, he eyes a powerful slog. Gets beaten\n Shashank Singh to Klaasen, SIX runs Klaasen won't miss out two in a row. Slower back of a length ball that just sits up on the surface for Klaasen to pump it waaaaay over deep midwicket AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Thakur to Ishan, 2 runs Fuller length ball on off stump, he works this to deep midwicket with soft hands\n Thakur to Ishan, 1 run On a length outside off, he chips this to long-off Just three to get\n Thakur to Klaasen, FOUR runs That's that! Klaasen gets it done in style and SRH have notched up the second-highest chase in the IPL history. 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Markram tucks it off his toes towards deep square leg .and gets off the mark with a brace\nArshdeep to Markram, 1 run .fullish on off and this swerves away late. Markram opens his bat face and runs it down .to deep backward point\nArshdeep to Marsh, no run .back of a length outside off. Leaves the batter and Marsh is happy to let it go through to .the keeper\nArshdeep to Marsh, no run .full and swinging into middle and leg. Marsh comes onto the front foot and pokes it .towards mid on\nArshdeep to Marsh, no run .ripper! Back of a length in the channel and this decks away sharply. Marsh gets opened .up like a deck chair and is lucky to not nick it\nJansen to Markram, FOUR runs .shortish ball down leg and that is easy pickings for Markram! He uses the pace on offer .and glances it away fine. Fine leg was too square to hunt it down!\nJansen to Markram, no run .peach! Back of a length on off and this does not shape in, instead going on with the .angle. Markram plays for the inward swing and gets squared up. Beaten on the outside\nJansen to Markram, 2 leg byes .back of a length on the hips, shaping back. Markram plays all around it and the ball .dribbles off the thigh pad into the on side. Markram calls for the second and hurtles .back to complete it\nJansen to Markram, SIX runs .up, up and away! Length ball pushed across the batter outside off. Markram marches .down the track and throws the plumbing at it. A bit of a skew off the outside edge but it .carries all the way over deep backward point!\nJansen to Markram, no run .hard length on leg stump. Skids onto Markram, while also nipping back. Cramped for .room, Markram taps it towards the bowler\nJansen to Markram, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Keeps a little low but because Markram is behind the .line, he can stab it towards mid wicket\nArshdeep to Marsh, no run .angled across on a length outside off. Marsh has an ungainly slog across the line and .only grabs a handful of fresh air\nArshdeep to Marsh, OUT .goes a mile up, and nestles into the graceful palms of Nehal Wadhera! Huge wicket! On .a length on the pads. Marsh steps down the track and gets under it completely. The ball .goes so high that it comes down with snow on it and when it does, Wadhera is there to .accept the offering in the deep square leg region. Holds his nerve, holds on to the catch, .and Marsh is outta here! .Mitchell Marsh c Wadhera b Arshdeep Singh 0 (5b 0x4 0x6 10m) SR: 0\nArshdeep to Pooran, no run .back of a length, swinging back in sharply towards off stump. Pooran gets behind the .line and defends .This has been an excellent opening salvo by Arshdeep\nArshdeep to Pooran, 1 run .swerved in full on middle and off. Pooran tips it to mid on and scampers across to the .other end\nArshdeep to Markram, OUT .chopped on, and Arshdeep is wreaking havoc with the new ball. And in other news, .grass is green! Dug in shorter and this is angled across Markram. He looks for that .trademark back-foot punch but does not come to grips with the movement. Only .manages an inside edge that crashes into the stumps, and Markram is livid with .himself. Arshdeep will not mind, though. He will not mind it one bit. Arshdeep has two, .and LSG in some early strife! .Aiden Markram b Arshdeep Singh 13 (10b 1x4 1x6 14m) SR: 130\nArshdeep to Pant, no run .length ball outside off that shapes away nicely. Pant is happy to let this go\nJansen to Pooran, 1 run .pushed in on a length just outside off. Pooran has a wild slog across the line and jams it .off the inside edge into his pads. The ball bobbles away towards point for a single\nJansen to Pant, no run .back of a length outside off. Pant presses half forward before watching it go through to .the keeper\nJansen to Pant, no run .hard length just outside off and this gets big on Pant. Gets big on him long before he .realizes and he hurriedly defends it towards the bowler. He was probably aiming square .of the wicket .Pant pulls out of his stance late because there was some disturbance behind the .bowler's arm\nJansen to Pant, no run .dug into the track outside off. Pant arches his back, trying to upper-cut it but ends up .chalking it off the toe-end towards slip\nJansen to Pant, SIX runs .bang! Pant lands his first punch! Length ball swinging away outside off. Pant dances .down the track, goes through the line and slams it over mid off!\nJansen to Pant, no run .well well! Back of a length on middle and off. Pant looks for that famous fall-over scoop .of his and misses it altogether. Bounces just over the stumps . .IMPACT SUBPBKS .V Vyshak .Prabhsimran Singh\nArshdeep to Pooran, FOUR runs .that has gone to the fence like a tracer bullet! Rank half-volley outside off and Pooran .takes full toll. Plants his front foot and blasts it to mid off's right!\nArshdeep to Pooran, OUT .plumb with a capital P, and Nicky P has to go back for an early shower! Zipped in full .on middle and leg. Pooran has a swipe across the line and misses. Gets pinned on the .back leg right in front of the stumps and the umpire's finger is up in a jiffy. Pooran .wants to have another look, but all signs are that this is a wasted review. Clear gap .between bat and ball. Ball Tracking comes up now and...it shows the ball to be .thundering into leg stump. Pooran has to go, and he takes a review along with him! .Nicholas Pooran lbw b Arshdeep Singh 6 (5b 1x4 0x6 14m) SR: 120\nArshdeep to Badoni, 1 wide .full and hung up wide outside off. Badoni thinks about throwing his hands at it initially .before letting it go. Badoni and Pant want the wide, and it looks like they have .reviewed. This could be touch-and-go. No part of the ball is inside the tramlines and .LSG are vindicated. Wide given!\nArshdeep to Badoni, 1 run .hard length just outside off. Badoni rises with the bounce and jabs it into the off side to .get off the mark\nArshdeep to Pant, no run .on a length just outside off. Pant wants to drop and run to point but his partner is not as .interested. Gets sent back and he has to scurry to regain his ground\nArshdeep to Pant, no run .back of a length in the fifth stump channel. Gentle shape away and Pant leaves this .alone\nArshdeep to Pant, no run .oh! Back of a length just outside off. Pant has a tentative nibble at it and jams it off the .inside edge into his pads. The ball rolls away just past the stumps\nAzmatullah to Badoni, no run .back of a length outside off. Badoni advances and throws his hands at it, only to swish .at thin air\nAzmatullah to Badoni, no run .just short! Back of a length just outside off. Nips away a touch and that squares up .Badoni. He nibbles at it and the edge falls in front of short third\nAzmatullah to Badoni, 2 runs .back of a length outside off. Badoni hangs deep in his crease and guides it to deep .backward point's left. Canters back for two\nAzmatullah to Badoni, 1 wide .short and a mile outside off. Badoni lets it go and the umpire has no qualms in calling it .a wide\nAzmatullah to Badoni, SIX runs .that is some shot! Back of a length outside off. Sits up a little and that is all Badoni .needs. He stands tall and crrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhheessss it over the wide long off fence!\nAzmatullah to Badoni, no run .back of a length outside off and this shapes away late. Badoni goes feeling for it and is .beaten by the late movement\nAzmatullah to Badoni, no run .jaffa! Hard length on middle stump and this curves away devilishly. Badoni, having .taken a step down the track, fences at it and gets beaten all ends up\nChahal to Pant, FOUR runs .oh dear - that is not great fielding! Shortish and spinning into the pads. Pant tugs it .towards deep backward square leg. Vyshak tries to pick it up one-handed and makes a .complete meal of it. Not sure he will want to look back at that again...\nChahal to Pant, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Pant gets down on one knee and swipes it towards .deep backward square leg. Vyshak nearly messes this up too, but recovers in time .Vyshak's fielding position has been changed\nChahal to Badoni, 1 run .angled in on a back of a length on off. Badoni waits for it and pulls it towards deep mid .wicket\nChahal to Pant, no run .length ball down leg. Pant gets bat on it but cannot beat the fielder at short fine leg. He .will be disappointed with that effort. A massive cheer goes around because Vyshak .fielded that cleanly!\nChahal to Pant, no run .googly on a back of a length outside off. Pant hangs back and dabs it towards short .third\nChahal to Pant, FOUR runs .dispatched! A poor over ends with a drag-down just outside off. Pant opens up his .stance and thumps it between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg!\nAzmatullah to Badoni, FOUR runs .innovation at its best! Back of a length outside off. Badoni shimmies across his stumps .early and scoops it away. One bounce and into the fine leg fence!\nAzmatullah to Badoni, 1 run .fuller and wider outside off. Badoni throws his hands at it and laces it towards deep .point\nAzmatullah to Pant, 2 runs .back of a length on leg stump. Pant gets into an awkward position but manages to tug it .away between deep square leg and fine leg. Back for a brace\nAzmatullah to Pant, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Pant presses half forward and dabs it past backward point\nAzmatullah to Pant, 2 wide .Pant sprawls to make his ground! Shortish and sliding down leg. Badoni has a swipe at .it and misses. Inglis dives to his left to collect and then has to get up to hurl the ball at .the batter's end. Pant pinches an extra run .See all photos\nAzmatullah to Pant, OUT .Pant loses his bat, and loses his wicket as well! And LSG may have lost this game too! .Angled across on a fullish length just outside off. Pant hares down the track and then .throws his bat at it (quite literally too). The bat ends up at square leg, and the ball ends .up in Shashank's hands at deep point. Omarzai in on the wicket-taking act, and LSG are .now four down inside eight overs! .Rishabh Pant c Shashank Singh b Azmatullah Omarzai 18 (17b 2x4 1x6 29m) SR:\nAzmatullah to Miller, no run .banged into the track on off stump. Miller gauges the length early enough and ducks .under it\nChahal to Badoni, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Badoni hangs back and turns it towards deep square .leg\nChahal to Miller, 2 runs .flighted up full on the pads. Miller comes forward and works it into the gap between .deep backward square leg and deep mid wicket. Easy brace to get off the mark\nChahal to Miller, SIX runs .Kaboom! Miller with his first maximum! Floated up, right into the slot on leg stump. .Miller plants his front foot, gives himself swinging room and dumps it over deep mid .wicket!\nChahal to Miller, 1 run .tossed up fuller and wider outside off. Miller reaches out for it and drives it to long off\nChahal to Badoni, 1 wide .slowed up on a back of a length wide outside off. Spins away further and ends up .beyond the tramlines. Some more exercise for the umpire\nChahal to Badoni, 1 run .back of a length on off. Badoni stays back and punches it towards long on. He wanted .two but Miller sent him back, quite audibly\nChahal to Miller, 1 run .shortish outside off. Miller hops back and jabs it towards extra cover, who dives sharply .to his right and ensures it is just a single .Time for a pause and no prizes for guessing who the happier team will be at this stage. .Miller and Badoni can tick along at a very rapid rate but LSG need more than 15 runs per .over across 11 overs, which shows the enormity of their task\nAzmatullah to Miller, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Miller gets behind the line and taps it down the .ground\nAzmatullah to Miller, 1 run .shortish outside off. A bit of extra bounce and Miller punches it uppishly towards .sweeper cover\nAzmatullah to Badoni, no run .short and wide outside off. Badoni goes fishing at it but only grabs a handful of fresh .air. Lets out a grunt of frustration too soon after\nAzmatullah to Badoni, 1 run .hard length in and around off stump. Badoni skips down the track and drills it towards .deep point\nAzmatullah to Miller, OUT .Omarzai has another, and LSG's freefall continues! Back of a length delivery angled .across the batter outside off. Miller throws the kitchen sink at it but ends up slicing it .too much. That brings deep point into play and Shashank, like he did for the Pant .dismissal, makes absolutely no mistake. LSG slide further into trouble, and PBKS can .sense their seventh win of the season now! .David Miller c Shashank Singh b Azmatullah Omarzai 11 (8b 0x4 1x6 8m) SR: 137.5\nAzmatullah to Abdul Samad, 1 leg bye .back of a length on middle and off. Samad has a nibble at it and jams it off the inside .edge into his thigh pad. The ball dribbles away into the off side for a run. Given as a leg .bye, though. So, the umpire thinks there was no bat involved at all","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs LSG, 54th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Markram, no run back of a length, starting just outside off and shaping back in. Markram is tucked up for room on the cut and scuffs it back to the bowler\n Arshdeep to Markram, 2 runs in-swinging yorker on the pads. Markram tucks it off his toes towards deep square leg and gets off the mark with a brace\n Arshdeep to Markram, 1 run fullish on off and this swerves away late. Markram opens his bat face and runs it down to deep backward point\n Arshdeep to Marsh, no run back of a length outside off. Leaves the batter and Marsh is happy to let it go through to the keeper\n Arshdeep to Marsh, no run full and swinging into middle and leg. Marsh comes onto the front foot and pokes it towards mid on\n Arshdeep to Marsh, no run ripper! Back of a length in the channel and this decks away sharply. Marsh gets opened up like a deck chair and is lucky to not nick it\n Jansen to Markram, FOUR runs shortish ball down leg and that is easy pickings for Markram! He uses the pace on offer and glances it away fine. Fine leg was too square to hunt it down!\n Jansen to Markram, no run peach! Back of a length on off and this does not shape in, instead going on with the angle. Markram plays for the inward swing and gets squared up. Beaten on the outside\n Jansen to Markram, 2 leg byes back of a length on the hips, shaping back. Markram plays all around it and the ball dribbles off the thigh pad into the on side. Markram calls for the second and hurtles back to complete it\n Jansen to Markram, SIX runs up, up and away! Length ball pushed across the batter outside off. Markram marches down the track and throws the plumbing at it. A bit of a skew off the outside edge but it carries all the way over deep backward point!\n Jansen to Markram, no run hard length on leg stump. Skids onto Markram, while also nipping back. Cramped for room, Markram taps it towards the bowler\n Jansen to Markram, no run back of a length on leg stump. Keeps a little low but because Markram is behind the line, he can stab it towards mid wicket\n Arshdeep to Marsh, no run angled across on a length outside off. Marsh has an ungainly slog across the line and only grabs a handful of fresh air\n Arshdeep to Marsh, OUT goes a mile up, and nestles into the graceful palms of Nehal Wadhera! Huge wicket! On a length on the pads. Marsh steps down the track and gets under it completely. The ball goes so high that it comes down with snow on it and when it does, Wadhera is there to accept the offering in the deep square leg region. Holds his nerve, holds on to the catch, and Marsh is outta here! \n Arshdeep to Pooran, no run back of a length, swinging back in sharply towards off stump. Pooran gets behind the line and defends This has been an excellent opening salvo by Arshdeep\n Arshdeep to Pooran, 1 run swerved in full on middle and off. Pooran tips it to mid on and scampers across to the other end\n Arshdeep to Markram, OUT chopped on, and Arshdeep is wreaking havoc with the new ball. And in other news, grass is green! Dug in shorter and this is angled across Markram. He looks for that trademark back-foot punch but does not come to grips with the movement. Only manages an inside edge that crashes into the stumps, and Markram is livid with himself. Arshdeep will not mind, though. He will not mind it one bit. Arshdeep has two, and LSG in some early strife! \n Arshdeep to Pant, no run length ball outside off that shapes away nicely. Pant is happy to let this go\n Jansen to Pooran, 1 run pushed in on a length just outside off. Pooran has a wild slog across the line and jams it off the inside edge into his pads. The ball bobbles away towards point for a single\n Jansen to Pant, no run back of a length outside off. Pant presses half forward before watching it go through to the keeper\n Jansen to Pant, no run hard length just outside off and this gets big on Pant. Gets big on him long before he realizes and he hurriedly defends it towards the bowler. He was probably aiming square of the wicket Pant pulls out of his stance late because there was some disturbance behind the bowler's arm\n Jansen to Pant, no run dug into the track outside off. Pant arches his back, trying to upper-cut it but ends up chalking it off the toe-end towards slip\n Jansen to Pant, SIX runs bang! Pant lands his first punch! Length ball swinging away outside off. Pant dances down the track, goes through the line and slams it over mid off!\n Jansen to Pant, no run well well! Back of a length on middle and off. Pant looks for that famous fall-over scoop of his and misses it altogether. Bounces just over the stumps IMPACT SUBPBKS V Vyshak Prabhsimran Singh\n Arshdeep to Pooran, FOUR runs that has gone to the fence like a tracer bullet! Rank half-volley outside off and Pooran takes full toll. Plants his front foot and blasts it to mid off's right!\n Arshdeep to Pooran, OUT plumb with a capital P, and Nicky P has to go back for an early shower! Zipped in full on middle and leg. Pooran has a swipe across the line and misses. Gets pinned on the back leg right in front of the stumps and the umpire's finger is up in a jiffy. Pooran wants to have another look, but all signs are that this is a wasted review. Clear gap between bat and ball. Ball Tracking comes up now and...it shows the ball to be thundering into leg stump. Pooran has to go, and he takes a review along with him! \n Arshdeep to Badoni, 1 wide full and hung up wide outside off. Badoni thinks about throwing his hands at it initially before letting it go. Badoni and Pant want the wide, and it looks like they have reviewed. This could be touch-and-go. No part of the ball is inside the tramlines and LSG are vindicated. Wide given!\n Arshdeep to Badoni, 1 run hard length just outside off. Badoni rises with the bounce and jabs it into the off side to get off the mark\n Arshdeep to Pant, no run on a length just outside off. Pant wants to drop and run to point but his partner is not as interested. Gets sent back and he has to scurry to regain his ground\n Arshdeep to Pant, no run back of a length in the fifth stump channel. Gentle shape away and Pant leaves this alone\n Arshdeep to Pant, no run oh! Back of a length just outside off. Pant has a tentative nibble at it and jams it off the inside edge into his pads. The ball rolls away just past the stumps\n Azmatullah to Badoni, no run back of a length outside off. Badoni advances and throws his hands at it, only to swish at thin air\n Azmatullah to Badoni, no run just short! Back of a length just outside off. Nips away a touch and that squares up Badoni. He nibbles at it and the edge falls in front of short third\n Azmatullah to Badoni, 2 runs back of a length outside off. Badoni hangs deep in his crease and guides it to deep backward point's left. Canters back for two\n Azmatullah to Badoni, 1 wide short and a mile outside off. Badoni lets it go and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Azmatullah to Badoni, SIX runs that is some shot! Back of a length outside off. Sits up a little and that is all Badoni needs. He stands tall and crrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhheessss it over the wide long off fence!\n Azmatullah to Badoni, no run back of a length outside off and this shapes away late. Badoni goes feeling for it and is beaten by the late movement\n Azmatullah to Badoni, no run jaffa! Hard length on middle stump and this curves away devilishly. Badoni, having taken a step down the track, fences at it and gets beaten all ends up\n Chahal to Pant, FOUR runs oh dear - that is not great fielding! Shortish and spinning into the pads. Pant tugs it towards deep backward square leg. Vyshak tries to pick it up one-handed and makes a complete meal of it. Not sure he will want to look back at that again...\n Chahal to Pant, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Pant gets down on one knee and swipes it towards deep backward square leg. Vyshak nearly messes this up too, but recovers in time Vyshak's fielding position has been changed\n Chahal to Badoni, 1 run angled in on a back of a length on off. Badoni waits for it and pulls it towards deep mid wicket\n Chahal to Pant, no run length ball down leg. Pant gets bat on it but cannot beat the fielder at short fine leg. He will be disappointed with that effort. A massive cheer goes around because Vyshak fielded that cleanly!\n Chahal to Pant, no run googly on a back of a length outside off. Pant hangs back and dabs it towards short third\n Chahal to Pant, FOUR runs dispatched! A poor over ends with a drag-down just outside off. Pant opens up his stance and thumps it between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg!\n Azmatullah to Badoni, FOUR runs innovation at its best! Back of a length outside off. Badoni shimmies across his stumps early and scoops it away. One bounce and into the fine leg fence!\n Azmatullah to Badoni, 1 run fuller and wider outside off. Badoni throws his hands at it and laces it towards deep point\n Azmatullah to Pant, 2 runs back of a length on leg stump. Pant gets into an awkward position but manages to tug it away between deep square leg and fine leg. Back for a brace\n Azmatullah to Pant, 1 run back of a length outside off. Pant presses half forward and dabs it past backward point\n Azmatullah to Pant, 2 wide Pant sprawls to make his ground! Shortish and sliding down leg. Badoni has a swipe at it and misses. Inglis dives to his left to collect and then has to get up to hurl the ball at the batter's end. Pant pinches an extra run See all photos\n Azmatullah to Pant, OUT Pant loses his bat, and loses his wicket as well! And LSG may have lost this game too! Angled across on a fullish length just outside off. Pant hares down the track and then up in Shashank's hands at deep point. Omarzai in on the wicket-taking act, and LSG are now four down inside eight overs! \n Azmatullah to Miller, no run banged into the track on off stump. Miller gauges the length early enough and ducks under it\n Chahal to Badoni, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Badoni hangs back and turns it towards deep square leg\n Chahal to Miller, 2 runs flighted up full on the pads. Miller comes forward and works it into the gap between deep backward square leg and deep mid wicket. Easy brace to get off the mark\n Chahal to Miller, SIX runs Kaboom! Miller with his first maximum! Floated up, right into the slot on leg stump. Miller plants his front foot, gives himself swinging room and dumps it over deep mid wicket!\n Chahal to Miller, 1 run tossed up fuller and wider outside off. Miller reaches out for it and drives it to long off\n Chahal to Badoni, 1 wide slowed up on a back of a length wide outside off. Spins away further and ends up beyond the tramlines. Some more exercise for the umpire\n Chahal to Badoni, 1 run back of a length on off. Badoni stays back and punches it towards long on. He wanted two but Miller sent him back, quite audibly\n Chahal to Miller, 1 run shortish outside off. Miller hops back and jabs it towards extra cover, who dives sharply to his right and ensures it is just a single Time for a pause and no prizes for guessing who the happier team will be at this stage. Miller and Badoni can tick along at a very rapid rate but LSG need more than 15 runs per over across 11 overs, which shows the enormity of their task\n Azmatullah to Miller, no run back of a length on middle and off. Miller gets behind the line and taps it down the ground\n Azmatullah to Miller, 1 run shortish outside off. A bit of extra bounce and Miller punches it uppishly towards sweeper cover\n Azmatullah to Badoni, no run short and wide outside off. Badoni goes fishing at it but only grabs a handful of fresh air. Lets out a grunt of frustration too soon after\n Azmatullah to Badoni, 1 run hard length in and around off stump. Badoni skips down the track and drills it towards deep point\n Azmatullah to Miller, OUT Omarzai has another, and LSG's freefall continues! Back of a length delivery angled across the batter outside off. Miller throws the kitchen sink at it but ends up slicing it too much. That brings deep point into play and Shashank, like he did for the Pant dismissal, makes absolutely no mistake. LSG slide further into trouble, and PBKS can sense their seventh win of the season now! \n Azmatullah to Abdul Samad, 1 leg bye back of a length on middle and off. Samad has a nibble at it and jams it off the inside edge into his thigh pad. The ball dribbles away into the off side for a run. Given as a leg bye, though. So, the umpire thinks there was no bat involved at all","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abdul Samad","Badoni","Markram","Marsh","Miller","Pant","Pooran"],"Runs":[0.0,18.0,13.0,0.0,11.0,18.0,6.0],"Balls_Faced":[1,14,10,5,8,17,5],"Fours":[0,1,1,0,0,2,1],"Sixes":[0,1,1,0,1,1,0],"S\/R":[0.0,128.57,130.0,0.0,137.5,105.88,120.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","b Arshdeep Singh","c Wadhera b Arshdeep Singh","c Shashank Singh b Azmatullah Omarzai","c Shashank Singh b Azmatullah Omarzai","lbw b Arshdeep Singh"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Azmatullah","Chahal","Jansen"],"Balls":[18,18,12,12],"Runs_Given":[10.0,21.0,23.0,17.0],"Wickets":[3,2,0,0],"Overs":[3.0,3.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arshdeep to Markram, no run .back of a length, starting just outside off and shaping back in. Markram is tucked up for .room on the cut and scuffs it back to the bowler\nArshdeep to Markram, 2 runs .in-swinging yorker on the pads. Markram tucks it off his toes towards deep square leg .and gets off the mark with a brace\nArshdeep to Markram, 1 run .fullish on off and this swerves away late. Markram opens his bat face and runs it down .to deep backward point\nArshdeep to Marsh, no run .back of a length outside off. Leaves the batter and Marsh is happy to let it go through to .the keeper\nArshdeep to Marsh, no run .full and swinging into middle and leg. Marsh comes onto the front foot and pokes it .towards mid on\nArshdeep to Marsh, no run .ripper! Back of a length in the channel and this decks away sharply. Marsh gets opened .up like a deck chair and is lucky to not nick it\nJansen to Markram, FOUR runs .shortish ball down leg and that is easy pickings for Markram! He uses the pace on offer .and glances it away fine. Fine leg was too square to hunt it down!\nJansen to Markram, no run .peach! Back of a length on off and this does not shape in, instead going on with the .angle. Markram plays for the inward swing and gets squared up. Beaten on the outside\nJansen to Markram, 2 leg byes .back of a length on the hips, shaping back. Markram plays all around it and the ball .dribbles off the thigh pad into the on side. Markram calls for the second and hurtles .back to complete it\nJansen to Markram, SIX runs .up, up and away! Length ball pushed across the batter outside off. Markram marches .down the track and throws the plumbing at it. A bit of a skew off the outside edge but it .carries all the way over deep backward point!\nJansen to Markram, no run .hard length on leg stump. Skids onto Markram, while also nipping back. Cramped for .room, Markram taps it towards the bowler\nJansen to Markram, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Keeps a little low but because Markram is behind the .line, he can stab it towards mid wicket\nArshdeep to Marsh, no run .angled across on a length outside off. Marsh has an ungainly slog across the line and .only grabs a handful of fresh air\nArshdeep to Marsh, OUT .goes a mile up, and nestles into the graceful palms of Nehal Wadhera! Huge wicket! On .a length on the pads. Marsh steps down the track and gets under it completely. The ball .goes so high that it comes down with snow on it and when it does, Wadhera is there to .accept the offering in the deep square leg region. Holds his nerve, holds on to the catch, .and Marsh is outta here! .Mitchell Marsh c Wadhera b Arshdeep Singh 0 (5b 0x4 0x6 10m) SR: 0\nArshdeep to Pooran, no run .back of a length, swinging back in sharply towards off stump. Pooran gets behind the .line and defends .This has been an excellent opening salvo by Arshdeep\nArshdeep to Pooran, 1 run .swerved in full on middle and off. Pooran tips it to mid on and scampers across to the .other end\nArshdeep to Markram, OUT .chopped on, and Arshdeep is wreaking havoc with the new ball. And in other news, .grass is green! Dug in shorter and this is angled across Markram. He looks for that .trademark back-foot punch but does not come to grips with the movement. Only .manages an inside edge that crashes into the stumps, and Markram is livid with .himself. Arshdeep will not mind, though. He will not mind it one bit. Arshdeep has two, .and LSG in some early strife! .Aiden Markram b Arshdeep Singh 13 (10b 1x4 1x6 14m) SR: 130\nArshdeep to Pant, no run .length ball outside off that shapes away nicely. Pant is happy to let this go\nJansen to Pooran, 1 run .pushed in on a length just outside off. Pooran has a wild slog across the line and jams it .off the inside edge into his pads. The ball bobbles away towards point for a single\nJansen to Pant, no run .back of a length outside off. Pant presses half forward before watching it go through to .the keeper\nJansen to Pant, no run .hard length just outside off and this gets big on Pant. Gets big on him long before he .realizes and he hurriedly defends it towards the bowler. He was probably aiming square .of the wicket .Pant pulls out of his stance late because there was some disturbance behind the .bowler's arm\nJansen to Pant, no run .dug into the track outside off. Pant arches his back, trying to upper-cut it but ends up .chalking it off the toe-end towards slip\nJansen to Pant, SIX runs .bang! Pant lands his first punch! Length ball swinging away outside off. Pant dances .down the track, goes through the line and slams it over mid off!\nJansen to Pant, no run .well well! Back of a length on middle and off. Pant looks for that famous fall-over scoop .of his and misses it altogether. Bounces just over the stumps . .IMPACT SUBPBKS .V Vyshak .Prabhsimran Singh\nArshdeep to Pooran, FOUR runs .that has gone to the fence like a tracer bullet! Rank half-volley outside off and Pooran .takes full toll. Plants his front foot and blasts it to mid off's right!\nArshdeep to Pooran, OUT .plumb with a capital P, and Nicky P has to go back for an early shower! Zipped in full .on middle and leg. Pooran has a swipe across the line and misses. Gets pinned on the .back leg right in front of the stumps and the umpire's finger is up in a jiffy. Pooran .wants to have another look, but all signs are that this is a wasted review. Clear gap .between bat and ball. Ball Tracking comes up now and...it shows the ball to be .thundering into leg stump. Pooran has to go, and he takes a review along with him! .Nicholas Pooran lbw b Arshdeep Singh 6 (5b 1x4 0x6 14m) SR: 120\nArshdeep to Badoni, 1 wide .full and hung up wide outside off. Badoni thinks about throwing his hands at it initially .before letting it go. Badoni and Pant want the wide, and it looks like they have .reviewed. This could be touch-and-go. No part of the ball is inside the tramlines and .LSG are vindicated. Wide given!\nArshdeep to Badoni, 1 run .hard length just outside off. Badoni rises with the bounce and jabs it into the off side to .get off the mark\nArshdeep to Pant, no run .on a length just outside off. Pant wants to drop and run to point but his partner is not as .interested. Gets sent back and he has to scurry to regain his ground\nArshdeep to Pant, no run .back of a length in the fifth stump channel. Gentle shape away and Pant leaves this .alone\nArshdeep to Pant, no run .oh! Back of a length just outside off. Pant has a tentative nibble at it and jams it off the .inside edge into his pads. The ball rolls away just past the stumps\nAzmatullah to Badoni, no run .back of a length outside off. Badoni advances and throws his hands at it, only to swish .at thin air\nAzmatullah to Badoni, no run .just short! Back of a length just outside off. Nips away a touch and that squares up .Badoni. He nibbles at it and the edge falls in front of short third\nAzmatullah to Badoni, 2 runs .back of a length outside off. Badoni hangs deep in his crease and guides it to deep .backward point's left. Canters back for two\nAzmatullah to Badoni, 1 wide .short and a mile outside off. Badoni lets it go and the umpire has no qualms in calling it .a wide\nAzmatullah to Badoni, SIX runs .that is some shot! Back of a length outside off. Sits up a little and that is all Badoni .needs. He stands tall and crrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhheessss it over the wide long off fence!\nAzmatullah to Badoni, no run .back of a length outside off and this shapes away late. Badoni goes feeling for it and is .beaten by the late movement\nAzmatullah to Badoni, no run .jaffa! Hard length on middle stump and this curves away devilishly. Badoni, having .taken a step down the track, fences at it and gets beaten all ends up\nChahal to Pant, FOUR runs .oh dear - that is not great fielding! Shortish and spinning into the pads. Pant tugs it .towards deep backward square leg. Vyshak tries to pick it up one-handed and makes a .complete meal of it. Not sure he will want to look back at that again...\nChahal to Pant, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Pant gets down on one knee and swipes it towards .deep backward square leg. Vyshak nearly messes this up too, but recovers in time .Vyshak's fielding position has been changed\nChahal to Badoni, 1 run .angled in on a back of a length on off. Badoni waits for it and pulls it towards deep mid .wicket\nChahal to Pant, no run .length ball down leg. Pant gets bat on it but cannot beat the fielder at short fine leg. He .will be disappointed with that effort. A massive cheer goes around because Vyshak .fielded that cleanly!\nChahal to Pant, no run .googly on a back of a length outside off. Pant hangs back and dabs it towards short .third\nChahal to Pant, FOUR runs .dispatched! A poor over ends with a drag-down just outside off. Pant opens up his .stance and thumps it between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg!\nAzmatullah to Badoni, FOUR runs .innovation at its best! Back of a length outside off. Badoni shimmies across his stumps .early and scoops it away. One bounce and into the fine leg fence!\nAzmatullah to Badoni, 1 run .fuller and wider outside off. Badoni throws his hands at it and laces it towards deep .point\nAzmatullah to Pant, 2 runs .back of a length on leg stump. Pant gets into an awkward position but manages to tug it .away between deep square leg and fine leg. Back for a brace\nAzmatullah to Pant, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Pant presses half forward and dabs it past backward point\nAzmatullah to Pant, 2 wide .Pant sprawls to make his ground! Shortish and sliding down leg. Badoni has a swipe at .it and misses. Inglis dives to his left to collect and then has to get up to hurl the ball at .the batter's end. Pant pinches an extra run .See all photos\nAzmatullah to Pant, OUT .Pant loses his bat, and loses his wicket as well! And LSG may have lost this game too! .Angled across on a fullish length just outside off. Pant hares down the track and then .throws his bat at it (quite literally too). The bat ends up at square leg, and the ball ends .up in Shashank's hands at deep point. Omarzai in on the wicket-taking act, and LSG are .now four down inside eight overs! .Rishabh Pant c Shashank Singh b Azmatullah Omarzai 18 (17b 2x4 1x6 29m) SR:\nAzmatullah to Miller, no run .banged into the track on off stump. Miller gauges the length early enough and ducks .under it\nChahal to Badoni, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Badoni hangs back and turns it towards deep square .leg\nChahal to Miller, 2 runs .flighted up full on the pads. Miller comes forward and works it into the gap between .deep backward square leg and deep mid wicket. Easy brace to get off the mark\nChahal to Miller, SIX runs .Kaboom! Miller with his first maximum! Floated up, right into the slot on leg stump. .Miller plants his front foot, gives himself swinging room and dumps it over deep mid .wicket!\nChahal to Miller, 1 run .tossed up fuller and wider outside off. Miller reaches out for it and drives it to long off\nChahal to Badoni, 1 wide .slowed up on a back of a length wide outside off. Spins away further and ends up .beyond the tramlines. Some more exercise for the umpire\nChahal to Badoni, 1 run .back of a length on off. Badoni stays back and punches it towards long on. He wanted .two but Miller sent him back, quite audibly\nChahal to Miller, 1 run .shortish outside off. Miller hops back and jabs it towards extra cover, who dives sharply .to his right and ensures it is just a single .Time for a pause and no prizes for guessing who the happier team will be at this stage. .Miller and Badoni can tick along at a very rapid rate but LSG need more than 15 runs per .over across 11 overs, which shows the enormity of their task\nAzmatullah to Miller, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Miller gets behind the line and taps it down the .ground\nAzmatullah to Miller, 1 run .shortish outside off. A bit of extra bounce and Miller punches it uppishly towards .sweeper cover\nAzmatullah to Badoni, no run .short and wide outside off. Badoni goes fishing at it but only grabs a handful of fresh .air. Lets out a grunt of frustration too soon after\nAzmatullah to Badoni, 1 run .hard length in and around off stump. Badoni skips down the track and drills it towards .deep point\nAzmatullah to Miller, OUT .Omarzai has another, and LSG's freefall continues! Back of a length delivery angled .across the batter outside off. Miller throws the kitchen sink at it but ends up slicing it .too much. That brings deep point into play and Shashank, like he did for the Pant .dismissal, makes absolutely no mistake. LSG slide further into trouble, and PBKS can .sense their seventh win of the season now! .David Miller c Shashank Singh b Azmatullah Omarzai 11 (8b 0x4 1x6 8m) SR: 137.5\nAzmatullah to Abdul Samad, 1 leg bye .back of a length on middle and off. Samad has a nibble at it and jams it off the inside .edge into his thigh pad. The ball dribbles away into the off side for a run. Given as a leg .bye, though. So, the umpire thinks there was no bat involved at all\nJansen to Abdul Samad, no run .back of a length on leg stump. presses half forward and drops it into the on side\nJansen to Abdul Samad, no run .back of a length just outside off. Samad has another tentative prod at it and chunks it .off the inside edge towards the keeper\nJansen to Abdul Samad, FOUR runs .thumped! Back of a length outside off and Samad has had enough of the pushing and .prodding. He skips down the track and hammers it over mid wicket!\nJansen to Abdul Samad, no run .dug into the track outside off. Samad opens up his stance and hacks it towards mid .wicket\nJansen to Abdul Samad, no run .fullish on middle and off. Samad gets onto the front foot and plays it gently back to the .bowler\nJansen to Abdul Samad, 1 run .another short ball, slanting across the batter outside off. Samad has a swipe at it and .heaves it towards long on, where the fielder slips initially but recovers in time. The ball .had also plugged in the outfield, making the recovery more feasible\nVyshak to Abdul Samad, SIX runs .and Vyshak gets smashed for a six first ball! Slow, short and wide, and begging to be .hit. Samad obliges and forehands it flat over long off!\nVyshak to Abdul Samad, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Samad gets up on his toes and jabs it towards deep point\nVyshak to Badoni, SIX runs .oh, what a shot! Badoni continues to fight! Slot ball on middle and leg. Badoni gives .himself room early and gets his hands through the ball, caressing it beautifully over .extra cover!\nVyshak to Badoni, FOUR runs .short, wide and punished again! This is on-pace and Badoni can then access the region .behind point. Waits for it and scythes it away, giving the deep point fielder no chance!\nVyshak to Badoni, no run .shortish outside off and this kicks up a little, while also nipping away. Badoni goes .following it away from his body and is beaten on the outside\nVyshak to Badoni, FOUR runs .four more! 21 off the over! Dug into the track outside off. Badoni leaps up onto his toes .and upper-cuts it sweetly over short third!\nChahal to Abdul Samad, 1 wide .back of a length wide outside off. Touch-and-go on the tramlines but the umpire calls it .a wide after Samad lets it go\nChahal to Abdul Samad, SIX runs .right in the slot, and Samad pummels it! Not great bowling, it must be said. Allows .Samad a free swing through the line and he smacks this over the sightscreen!\nChahal to Abdul Samad, no run .slower, floatier and wider outside off. Samad shapes for the reverse and even though he .makes decent contact, he cannot beat backward point\nChahal to Abdul Samad, SIX runs .oh, this is going to bring rain! Another proper slot ball outside off. Samad gets down on .one knee and smokes it clean over long on. That is a mighty hit!\nChahal to Abdul Samad, 1 run .back of a length on off. Samad lets the ball come to him before turning it into the mid .wicket region\nChahal to Badoni, 2 runs .fullish ball on leg stump. Badoni gets down on the sweep and helps it behind square. .Stoinis does some good work on the deep square leg fence and saves two\nChahal to Badoni, no run .back of a length wide outside off. This sneaks just inside the tramlines and Badoni does .not get the wide he wants after letting it go. But he is adamant it should be a wide, and .he reviews. Could be a futile one. And it indeed is. Enough of the ball is inside the .guideline, and LSG are out of reviews!\nVyshak to Abdul Samad, 2 runs .shortish outside off. Samad gets up on his toes and punches it enough to deep point's .right for a brace\nVyshak to Abdul Samad, 1 run .on a length just outside off. Samad taps it towards extra cover and saunters across to .the other end\nVyshak to Badoni, FOUR runs .another trademark Badoni shot! On a length outside off. Badoni shuffles across his .stumps early and laps it excellent. Lands just before the cushion on the fine leg fence!\nVyshak to Badoni, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Badoni chops it down to deep third\nVyshak to Abdul Samad, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Samad throws his hands at it and slices it down to deep .third\nVyshak to Badoni, 1 run .full and wide outside off. Badoni has another swish at it and flays it down to deep third. .Good recovery by Vyshak to close out the over\nStoinis to Badoni, 1 run .full and wide outside off. Badoni moves across his stumps and gets down low to shovel .it towards deep mid wicket\nStoinis to Abdul Samad, 1 wide .polite enquiry for a caught-behind, but the umpire signals a wide! Banged into the track .and sliding just down leg. Samad looks for the pull and gets beaten by the extra lift. .Seems to go over his glove but the umpire is happy to call it a wide\nStoinis to Abdul Samad, 1 run .into the blockhole, targeting the stumps. Samad cannot get under it and digs it out .towards long on\nStoinis to Badoni, 1 wide .slow, short and Badoni would have needed a ladder to get to that. Loops harmlessly .over his head and is called a wide\nStoinis to Badoni, 1 run .full outside off. Badoni sits deep in his crease and drills it down the ground to long off\nStoinis to Abdul Samad, FOUR runs .carved away for four more! Samad knows the wide yorker is coming and sets himself .up for it. Peels the outer cover off the ball and slices it past backward point! . .Abdul Samad in IPL, 2025 .INNS .10 .RUNS .155 .SR .191.35 .AVE .25.83 .HS .40*\nStoinis to Abdul Samad, SIX runs .serious whippage! Right in the slot on the pads, and that is too easy for Samad. He .snaps his wrists into action and whips it over deep mid wicket! .Samad is playing a blinder here. But a case of too little, too late for LSG\nStoinis to Abdul Samad, 2 runs .oh dear - what has happened there?! Knee-high full toss Samad has an almighty swipe .across the line. Goes straight up off the top edge and for the longest while, it seems he .will be heading into the shed. But just as the TV camera pans to where the ball is .landing, Wadhera is down on the deck, a little sheepish and completely done in by some .loose footing. Not sure how to further describe that, but it might go down as a missed .chance\nArshdeep to Badoni, 2 runs .fullish on the pads. Badoni sits deep in his crease and flicks it away towards fine leg. .Good effort by Vyshak on the fence to save a couple of runs\nArshdeep to Badoni, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Badoni has a stab at it and jams it off the inside edge. .The ball rolls into the off side for a single\nArshdeep to Abdul Samad, 1 run .safe again! Full toss in and around off stump. Samad looks to go inside-out but .miscues. Luckily for him, it does not carry to Stoinis at extra cover\nArshdeep to Badoni, 1 run .slower bumper on middle and off that takes at least a week to arrive. Badoni waits and .waits and waits and waits and waits for it before upper-cutting it towards deep third\nArshdeep to Abdul Samad, 1 run .safe again, Samad is riding his luck here! On-pace short ball on off that gets big on .Samad. He splices his pull so terribly that it lands well inside the ring in the wide mid on .region\nArshdeep to Badoni, no run .back of a length just outside off. Badoni opens up his stance, looking to tonk it into .tomorrow, but only connects with the fresh Dharamsala air\nJansen to Abdul Samad, 1 wide .wild short ball bowled a mile outside leg. Samad can get nowhere near it but thankfully .for PBKS, Inglis can. Just a wide\nJansen to Abdul Samad, 1 run .full on middle and leg. Samad clears his front leg and hacks it down the ground to long .on .Abdul Samad's strike rate in death overs in T20s180.34\nJansen to Badoni, 2 runs .off-pace on a back of a length on leg stump. Badoni stays back in his crease and swings .it away towards fine leg\nJansen to Badoni, 1 run .into the blockhole on middle and off. Badoni digs it out into the backward point region .and picks up a run\nJansen to Abdul Samad, OUT .straight back at Jansen, and those bucket hands clasp around it! Hard length just .outside off. Samad opens up his stance and hacks it towards the bowler. Jansen reacts .in time and gets his hands in the right place, and once that happens, he usually makes .the ball stick. Might have been a slower one which deceived Samad, adn he has to walk .back after a 24-ball 45, which has certainly reduced the margin of defeat for LSG! .Abdul Samad c & b Jansen 45 (24b 2x4 4x6 33m) SR: 187.5\nJansen to Avesh Khan, no run .banged into the track on leg stump. Avesh has an agricutlural swipe at it and makes no .contact, unsurprisingly\nJansen to Avesh Khan, FOUR runs .Avesh is off the mark with a boundary! Slower ball that lands right in the slot on middle .and off. Avesh backs away and thunders it past mid off!\nVyshak to Badoni, SIX runs .Badoni with another maximum, and he brings up his fifty too! Back of a length outside .off. Badoni stands up tall and bulldozes it over long on!\nVyshak to Badoni, no run .on a length on middle and off. Badoni flicks it down the ground to long on and says no .to the single\nVyshak to Badoni, SIX runs .well, that is why he did not want to go off strike! Another slot ball, this time wide .outside off. Badoni goes through the line and carves it over extra cover!\nVyshak to Badoni, 2 runs .dug into the track just outside off. Badoni gets up on his toes and pulls it over square .leg. The sweeper comes around from deep mid wicket and saves two\nVyshak to Badoni, FOUR runs .four more! Shortish and following the batter outside leg. Too far down leg, though, and .that allows Badoni to whip it away behind square!\nVyshak to Badoni, no run .banged into the track on middle and leg. Badoni has a swipe across the line and gets .beaten by the extra bounce\nAzmatullah to Avesh Khan, FOUR runs .streaky but they all count! And these runs are hurting PBKS now, in an NRR context! .Bumper on leg stump. Avesh backs away and swings like a rusty gate. The ball flicks .the top edge and races away\nAzmatullah to Avesh Khan, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Avesh gives himself room and swings from the hip. Toe- .ends it down the ground to long on\nAzmatullah to Badoni, SIX runs .another exceptional stroke! Misses the wide yorker by just a bit and that is enough for .Badoni. He gets down on one knee early, having moved across, and sweeps it flat over .the deep square leg fence!\nAzmatullah to Badoni, 1 run .full and wide outside off. Badoni throws his hands at it and slices it towards deep .backward point\nAzmatullah to Avesh Khan, no run .banged into the track outside off. Avesh gives himself an enormous amount of room .and then shanks his swipe. Goes high up but enough to mid off's left\nAzmatullah to Avesh Khan, no run .zipped in full, and this tails in late. Avesh continues swinging without a care in the world .and gets beaten by the late movement into him\nChahal to Badoni, OUT .Chahal bags Badoni, and that will be that for a brilliant innings! Low full toss just .outside off. Badoni, ambitiously, looks for the reverse but gets into an awkward tangle. .The ball skews off the leading edge and Arshdeep does the rest at short third. Chahal .finally gets himself on the board, and LSG will not be able to celebrate more Badoni .boundaries tonight! .Ayush Badoni c Arshdeep Singh b Chahal 74 (40b 5x4 5x6 73m) SR: 185\nChahal to Prince Yadav, 1 run .tossed up full on middle and off. Prince plants his front foot and drills it towards long .off\nChahal to Avesh Khan, SIX runs .clean strike! Shortens the length after seeing Avesh advance, but he adjusts superly to .still belt this over the bowler's head for a maximum!\nChahal to Avesh Khan, no run .follows Avesh way outside leg with a length ball. He swings at it because, well, why not, .and chunks it off the inside edge into his pads\nChahal to Avesh Khan, FOUR runs .four more! Thrown up full and wide and Avesh is ready for this too. Steps down the .track and obliterates it over extra cover!\nChahal to Avesh Khan, no run .A win almost 12 years in the making! It was a dismantling of the Mumbai Indians then, .and a thumping of the Lucknow Super Giants now! The Punjab Kings snap their home .hoodoo at Dharamsala and move up to second, and within a point off the top of the .table, beginning this home stretch as if they mean to go on! This is perhaps slower and .even wider than the previous ball. Avesh swishes at it and pops it towards Shreyas, who .jumps up into the air but cannot make it stick. A dropped catch to end the evening, but .this was a complete performance by the Punjab Kings - the sort of display that has just .reiterated their title credentials! .Speaking of Punjab, they will be pretty happy with how this evening transpired. They put .up a mountain of runs and then their match-winner Arshdeep stood up with the new .ball. The rest may have some work to do, especially around their defensive bowling but .on a track where run-scoring was conducive, they will be happy that they could, all said .and done, restrict LSG to a score under 200, which often is the norm in evening games .at this venue.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs LSG, 54th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Markram, no run back of a length, starting just outside off and shaping back in. Markram is tucked up for room on the cut and scuffs it back to the bowler\n Arshdeep to Markram, 2 runs in-swinging yorker on the pads. Markram tucks it off his toes towards deep square leg and gets off the mark with a brace\n Arshdeep to Markram, 1 run fullish on off and this swerves away late. Markram opens his bat face and runs it down to deep backward point\n Arshdeep to Marsh, no run back of a length outside off. Leaves the batter and Marsh is happy to let it go through to the keeper\n Arshdeep to Marsh, no run full and swinging into middle and leg. Marsh comes onto the front foot and pokes it towards mid on\n Arshdeep to Marsh, no run ripper! Back of a length in the channel and this decks away sharply. Marsh gets opened up like a deck chair and is lucky to not nick it\n Jansen to Markram, FOUR runs shortish ball down leg and that is easy pickings for Markram! He uses the pace on offer and glances it away fine. Fine leg was too square to hunt it down!\n Jansen to Markram, no run peach! Back of a length on off and this does not shape in, instead going on with the angle. Markram plays for the inward swing and gets squared up. Beaten on the outside\n Jansen to Markram, 2 leg byes back of a length on the hips, shaping back. Markram plays all around it and the ball dribbles off the thigh pad into the on side. Markram calls for the second and hurtles back to complete it\n Jansen to Markram, SIX runs up, up and away! Length ball pushed across the batter outside off. Markram marches down the track and throws the plumbing at it. A bit of a skew off the outside edge but it carries all the way over deep backward point!\n Jansen to Markram, no run hard length on leg stump. Skids onto Markram, while also nipping back. Cramped for room, Markram taps it towards the bowler\n Jansen to Markram, no run back of a length on leg stump. Keeps a little low but because Markram is behind the line, he can stab it towards mid wicket\n Arshdeep to Marsh, no run angled across on a length outside off. Marsh has an ungainly slog across the line and only grabs a handful of fresh air\n Arshdeep to Marsh, OUT goes a mile up, and nestles into the graceful palms of Nehal Wadhera! Huge wicket! On a length on the pads. Marsh steps down the track and gets under it completely. The ball goes so high that it comes down with snow on it and when it does, Wadhera is there to accept the offering in the deep square leg region. Holds his nerve, holds on to the catch, and Marsh is outta here! \n Arshdeep to Pooran, no run back of a length, swinging back in sharply towards off stump. Pooran gets behind the line and defends This has been an excellent opening salvo by Arshdeep\n Arshdeep to Pooran, 1 run swerved in full on middle and off. Pooran tips it to mid on and scampers across to the other end\n Arshdeep to Markram, OUT chopped on, and Arshdeep is wreaking havoc with the new ball. And in other news, grass is green! Dug in shorter and this is angled across Markram. He looks for that trademark back-foot punch but does not come to grips with the movement. Only manages an inside edge that crashes into the stumps, and Markram is livid with himself. Arshdeep will not mind, though. He will not mind it one bit. Arshdeep has two, and LSG in some early strife! \n Arshdeep to Pant, no run length ball outside off that shapes away nicely. Pant is happy to let this go\n Jansen to Pooran, 1 run pushed in on a length just outside off. Pooran has a wild slog across the line and jams it off the inside edge into his pads. The ball bobbles away towards point for a single\n Jansen to Pant, no run back of a length outside off. Pant presses half forward before watching it go through to the keeper\n Jansen to Pant, no run hard length just outside off and this gets big on Pant. Gets big on him long before he realizes and he hurriedly defends it towards the bowler. He was probably aiming square of the wicket Pant pulls out of his stance late because there was some disturbance behind the bowler's arm\n Jansen to Pant, no run dug into the track outside off. Pant arches his back, trying to upper-cut it but ends up chalking it off the toe-end towards slip\n Jansen to Pant, SIX runs bang! Pant lands his first punch! Length ball swinging away outside off. Pant dances down the track, goes through the line and slams it over mid off!\n Jansen to Pant, no run well well! Back of a length on middle and off. Pant looks for that famous fall-over scoop of his and misses it altogether. Bounces just over the stumps IMPACT SUBPBKS V Vyshak Prabhsimran Singh\n Arshdeep to Pooran, FOUR runs that has gone to the fence like a tracer bullet! Rank half-volley outside off and Pooran takes full toll. Plants his front foot and blasts it to mid off's right!\n Arshdeep to Pooran, OUT plumb with a capital P, and Nicky P has to go back for an early shower! Zipped in full on middle and leg. Pooran has a swipe across the line and misses. Gets pinned on the back leg right in front of the stumps and the umpire's finger is up in a jiffy. Pooran wants to have another look, but all signs are that this is a wasted review. Clear gap between bat and ball. Ball Tracking comes up now and...it shows the ball to be thundering into leg stump. Pooran has to go, and he takes a review along with him! \n Arshdeep to Badoni, 1 wide full and hung up wide outside off. Badoni thinks about throwing his hands at it initially before letting it go. Badoni and Pant want the wide, and it looks like they have reviewed. This could be touch-and-go. No part of the ball is inside the tramlines and LSG are vindicated. Wide given!\n Arshdeep to Badoni, 1 run hard length just outside off. Badoni rises with the bounce and jabs it into the off side to get off the mark\n Arshdeep to Pant, no run on a length just outside off. Pant wants to drop and run to point but his partner is not as interested. Gets sent back and he has to scurry to regain his ground\n Arshdeep to Pant, no run back of a length in the fifth stump channel. Gentle shape away and Pant leaves this alone\n Arshdeep to Pant, no run oh! Back of a length just outside off. Pant has a tentative nibble at it and jams it off the inside edge into his pads. The ball rolls away just past the stumps\n Azmatullah to Badoni, no run back of a length outside off. Badoni advances and throws his hands at it, only to swish at thin air\n Azmatullah to Badoni, no run just short! Back of a length just outside off. Nips away a touch and that squares up Badoni. He nibbles at it and the edge falls in front of short third\n Azmatullah to Badoni, 2 runs back of a length outside off. Badoni hangs deep in his crease and guides it to deep backward point's left. Canters back for two\n Azmatullah to Badoni, 1 wide short and a mile outside off. Badoni lets it go and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Azmatullah to Badoni, SIX runs that is some shot! Back of a length outside off. Sits up a little and that is all Badoni needs. He stands tall and crrrrrrunnnnnnnchhhheessss it over the wide long off fence!\n Azmatullah to Badoni, no run back of a length outside off and this shapes away late. Badoni goes feeling for it and is beaten by the late movement\n Azmatullah to Badoni, no run jaffa! Hard length on middle stump and this curves away devilishly. Badoni, having taken a step down the track, fences at it and gets beaten all ends up\n Chahal to Pant, FOUR runs oh dear - that is not great fielding! Shortish and spinning into the pads. Pant tugs it towards deep backward square leg. Vyshak tries to pick it up one-handed and makes a complete meal of it. Not sure he will want to look back at that again...\n Chahal to Pant, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Pant gets down on one knee and swipes it towards deep backward square leg. Vyshak nearly messes this up too, but recovers in time Vyshak's fielding position has been changed\n Chahal to Badoni, 1 run angled in on a back of a length on off. Badoni waits for it and pulls it towards deep mid wicket\n Chahal to Pant, no run length ball down leg. Pant gets bat on it but cannot beat the fielder at short fine leg. He will be disappointed with that effort. A massive cheer goes around because Vyshak fielded that cleanly!\n Chahal to Pant, no run googly on a back of a length outside off. Pant hangs back and dabs it towards short third\n Chahal to Pant, FOUR runs dispatched! A poor over ends with a drag-down just outside off. Pant opens up his stance and thumps it between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg!\n Azmatullah to Badoni, FOUR runs innovation at its best! Back of a length outside off. Badoni shimmies across his stumps early and scoops it away. One bounce and into the fine leg fence!\n Azmatullah to Badoni, 1 run fuller and wider outside off. Badoni throws his hands at it and laces it towards deep point\n Azmatullah to Pant, 2 runs back of a length on leg stump. Pant gets into an awkward position but manages to tug it away between deep square leg and fine leg. Back for a brace\n Azmatullah to Pant, 1 run back of a length outside off. Pant presses half forward and dabs it past backward point\n Azmatullah to Pant, 2 wide Pant sprawls to make his ground! Shortish and sliding down leg. Badoni has a swipe at it and misses. Inglis dives to his left to collect and then has to get up to hurl the ball at the batter's end. Pant pinches an extra run See all photos\n Azmatullah to Pant, OUT Pant loses his bat, and loses his wicket as well! And LSG may have lost this game too! Angled across on a fullish length just outside off. Pant hares down the track and then up in Shashank's hands at deep point. Omarzai in on the wicket-taking act, and LSG are now four down inside eight overs! \n Azmatullah to Miller, no run banged into the track on off stump. Miller gauges the length early enough and ducks under it\n Chahal to Badoni, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Badoni hangs back and turns it towards deep square leg\n Chahal to Miller, 2 runs flighted up full on the pads. Miller comes forward and works it into the gap between deep backward square leg and deep mid wicket. Easy brace to get off the mark\n Chahal to Miller, SIX runs Kaboom! Miller with his first maximum! Floated up, right into the slot on leg stump. Miller plants his front foot, gives himself swinging room and dumps it over deep mid wicket!\n Chahal to Miller, 1 run tossed up fuller and wider outside off. Miller reaches out for it and drives it to long off\n Chahal to Badoni, 1 wide slowed up on a back of a length wide outside off. Spins away further and ends up beyond the tramlines. Some more exercise for the umpire\n Chahal to Badoni, 1 run back of a length on off. Badoni stays back and punches it towards long on. He wanted two but Miller sent him back, quite audibly\n Chahal to Miller, 1 run shortish outside off. Miller hops back and jabs it towards extra cover, who dives sharply to his right and ensures it is just a single Time for a pause and no prizes for guessing who the happier team will be at this stage. Miller and Badoni can tick along at a very rapid rate but LSG need more than 15 runs per over across 11 overs, which shows the enormity of their task\n Azmatullah to Miller, no run back of a length on middle and off. Miller gets behind the line and taps it down the ground\n Azmatullah to Miller, 1 run shortish outside off. A bit of extra bounce and Miller punches it uppishly towards sweeper cover\n Azmatullah to Badoni, no run short and wide outside off. Badoni goes fishing at it but only grabs a handful of fresh air. Lets out a grunt of frustration too soon after\n Azmatullah to Badoni, 1 run hard length in and around off stump. Badoni skips down the track and drills it towards deep point\n Azmatullah to Miller, OUT Omarzai has another, and LSG's freefall continues! Back of a length delivery angled across the batter outside off. Miller throws the kitchen sink at it but ends up slicing it too much. That brings deep point into play and Shashank, like he did for the Pant dismissal, makes absolutely no mistake. LSG slide further into trouble, and PBKS can sense their seventh win of the season now! \n Azmatullah to Abdul Samad, 1 leg bye back of a length on middle and off. Samad has a nibble at it and jams it off the inside edge into his thigh pad. The ball dribbles away into the off side for a run. Given as a leg bye, though. So, the umpire thinks there was no bat involved at all\n Jansen to Abdul Samad, no run back of a length on leg stump. presses half forward and drops it into the on side\n Jansen to Abdul Samad, no run back of a length just outside off. Samad has another tentative prod at it and chunks it off the inside edge towards the keeper\n Jansen to Abdul Samad, FOUR runs thumped! Back of a length outside off and Samad has had enough of the pushing and prodding. He skips down the track and hammers it over mid wicket!\n Jansen to Abdul Samad, no run dug into the track outside off. Samad opens up his stance and hacks it towards mid wicket\n Jansen to Abdul Samad, no run fullish on middle and off. Samad gets onto the front foot and plays it gently back to the bowler\n Jansen to Abdul Samad, 1 run another short ball, slanting across the batter outside off. Samad has a swipe at it and heaves it towards long on, where the fielder slips initially but recovers in time. The ball had also plugged in the outfield, making the recovery more feasible\n Vyshak to Abdul Samad, SIX runs and Vyshak gets smashed for a six first ball! Slow, short and wide, and begging to be hit. Samad obliges and forehands it flat over long off!\n Vyshak to Abdul Samad, 1 run back of a length outside off. Samad gets up on his toes and jabs it towards deep point\n Vyshak to Badoni, SIX runs oh, what a shot! Badoni continues to fight! Slot ball on middle and leg. Badoni gives himself room early and gets his hands through the ball, caressing it beautifully over extra cover!\n Vyshak to Badoni, FOUR runs short, wide and punished again! This is on-pace and Badoni can then access the region behind point. Waits for it and scythes it away, giving the deep point fielder no chance!\n Vyshak to Badoni, no run shortish outside off and this kicks up a little, while also nipping away. Badoni goes following it away from his body and is beaten on the outside\n Vyshak to Badoni, FOUR runs four more! 21 off the over! Dug into the track outside off. Badoni leaps up onto his toes and upper-cuts it sweetly over short third!\n Chahal to Abdul Samad, 1 wide back of a length wide outside off. Touch-and-go on the tramlines but the umpire calls it a wide after Samad lets it go\n Chahal to Abdul Samad, SIX runs right in the slot, and Samad pummels it! Not great bowling, it must be said. Allows Samad a free swing through the line and he smacks this over the sightscreen!\n Chahal to Abdul Samad, no run slower, floatier and wider outside off. Samad shapes for the reverse and even though he makes decent contact, he cannot beat backward point\n Chahal to Abdul Samad, SIX runs oh, this is going to bring rain! Another proper slot ball outside off. Samad gets down on one knee and smokes it clean over long on. That is a mighty hit!\n Chahal to Abdul Samad, 1 run back of a length on off. Samad lets the ball come to him before turning it into the mid wicket region\n Chahal to Badoni, 2 runs fullish ball on leg stump. Badoni gets down on the sweep and helps it behind square. Stoinis does some good work on the deep square leg fence and saves two\n Chahal to Badoni, no run back of a length wide outside off. This sneaks just inside the tramlines and Badoni does not get the wide he wants after letting it go. But he is adamant it should be a wide, and he reviews. Could be a futile one. And it indeed is. Enough of the ball is inside the guideline, and LSG are out of reviews!\n Vyshak to Abdul Samad, 2 runs shortish outside off. Samad gets up on his toes and punches it enough to deep point's right for a brace\n Vyshak to Abdul Samad, 1 run on a length just outside off. Samad taps it towards extra cover and saunters across to the other end\n Vyshak to Badoni, FOUR runs another trademark Badoni shot! On a length outside off. Badoni shuffles across his stumps early and laps it excellent. Lands just before the cushion on the fine leg fence!\n Vyshak to Badoni, 1 run back of a length outside off. Badoni chops it down to deep third\n Vyshak to Abdul Samad, 1 run short and wide outside off. Samad throws his hands at it and slices it down to deep third\n Vyshak to Badoni, 1 run full and wide outside off. Badoni has another swish at it and flays it down to deep third. Good recovery by Vyshak to close out the over\n Stoinis to Badoni, 1 run full and wide outside off. Badoni moves across his stumps and gets down low to shovel it towards deep mid wicket\n Stoinis to Abdul Samad, 1 wide polite enquiry for a caught-behind, but the umpire signals a wide! Banged into the track and sliding just down leg. Samad looks for the pull and gets beaten by the extra lift. Seems to go over his glove but the umpire is happy to call it a wide\n Stoinis to Abdul Samad, 1 run into the blockhole, targeting the stumps. Samad cannot get under it and digs it out towards long on\n Stoinis to Badoni, 1 wide slow, short and Badoni would have needed a ladder to get to that. Loops harmlessly over his head and is called a wide\n Stoinis to Badoni, 1 run full outside off. Badoni sits deep in his crease and drills it down the ground to long off\n Stoinis to Abdul Samad, FOUR runs carved away for four more! Samad knows the wide yorker is coming and sets himself up for it. Peels the outer cover off the ball and slices it past backward point! Abdul Samad in IPL, 2025 INNS 10 RUNS 155 SR 191.35 AVE 25.83 HS 40*\n Stoinis to Abdul Samad, SIX runs serious whippage! Right in the slot on the pads, and that is too easy for Samad. He snaps his wrists into action and whips it over deep mid wicket! Samad is playing a blinder here. But a case of too little, too late for LSG\n Stoinis to Abdul Samad, 2 runs oh dear - what has happened there?! Knee-high full toss Samad has an almighty swipe across the line. Goes straight up off the top edge and for the longest while, it seems he will be heading into the shed. But just as the TV camera pans to where the ball is landing, Wadhera is down on the deck, a little sheepish and completely done in by some loose footing. Not sure how to further describe that, but it might go down as a missed chance\n Arshdeep to Badoni, 2 runs fullish on the pads. Badoni sits deep in his crease and flicks it away towards fine leg. Good effort by Vyshak on the fence to save a couple of runs\n Arshdeep to Badoni, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Badoni has a stab at it and jams it off the inside edge. The ball rolls into the off side for a single\n Arshdeep to Abdul Samad, 1 run safe again! Full toss in and around off stump. Samad looks to go inside-out but miscues. Luckily for him, it does not carry to Stoinis at extra cover\n Arshdeep to Badoni, 1 run slower bumper on middle and off that takes at least a week to arrive. Badoni waits and waits and waits and waits and waits for it before upper-cutting it towards deep third\n Arshdeep to Abdul Samad, 1 run safe again, Samad is riding his luck here! On-pace short ball on off that gets big on Samad. He splices his pull so terribly that it lands well inside the ring in the wide mid on region\n Arshdeep to Badoni, no run back of a length just outside off. Badoni opens up his stance, looking to tonk it into tomorrow, but only connects with the fresh Dharamsala air\n Jansen to Abdul Samad, 1 wide wild short ball bowled a mile outside leg. Samad can get nowhere near it but thankfully for PBKS, Inglis can. Just a wide\n Jansen to Abdul Samad, 1 run full on middle and leg. Samad clears his front leg and hacks it down the ground to long on Abdul Samad's strike rate in death overs in T20s180.34\n Jansen to Badoni, 2 runs off-pace on a back of a length on leg stump. Badoni stays back in his crease and swings it away towards fine leg\n Jansen to Badoni, 1 run into the blockhole on middle and off. Badoni digs it out into the backward point region and picks up a run\n Jansen to Abdul Samad, OUT straight back at Jansen, and those bucket hands clasp around it! Hard length just outside off. Samad opens up his stance and hacks it towards the bowler. Jansen reacts in time and gets his hands in the right place, and once that happens, he usually makes the ball stick. Might have been a slower one which deceived Samad, adn he has to walk back after a 24-ball 45, which has certainly reduced the margin of defeat for LSG! \n Jansen to Avesh Khan, no run banged into the track on leg stump. Avesh has an agricutlural swipe at it and makes no contact, unsurprisingly\n Jansen to Avesh Khan, FOUR runs Avesh is off the mark with a boundary! Slower ball that lands right in the slot on middle and off. Avesh backs away and thunders it past mid off!\n Vyshak to Badoni, SIX runs Badoni with another maximum, and he brings up his fifty too! Back of a length outside off. Badoni stands up tall and bulldozes it over long on!\n Vyshak to Badoni, no run on a length on middle and off. Badoni flicks it down the ground to long on and says no to the single\n Vyshak to Badoni, SIX runs well, that is why he did not want to go off strike! Another slot ball, this time wide outside off. Badoni goes through the line and carves it over extra cover!\n Vyshak to Badoni, 2 runs dug into the track just outside off. Badoni gets up on his toes and pulls it over square leg. The sweeper comes around from deep mid wicket and saves two\n Vyshak to Badoni, FOUR runs four more! Shortish and following the batter outside leg. Too far down leg, though, and that allows Badoni to whip it away behind square!\n Vyshak to Badoni, no run banged into the track on middle and leg. Badoni has a swipe across the line and gets beaten by the extra bounce\n Azmatullah to Avesh Khan, FOUR runs streaky but they all count! And these runs are hurting PBKS now, in an NRR context! Bumper on leg stump. Avesh backs away and swings like a rusty gate. The ball flicks the top edge and races away\n Azmatullah to Avesh Khan, 1 run back of a length outside off. Avesh gives himself room and swings from the hip. Toe-ends it down the ground to long on\n Azmatullah to Badoni, SIX runs another exceptional stroke! Misses the wide yorker by just a bit and that is enough for Badoni. He gets down on one knee early, having moved across, and sweeps it flat over the deep square leg fence!\n Azmatullah to Badoni, 1 run full and wide outside off. Badoni throws his hands at it and slices it towards deep backward point\n Azmatullah to Avesh Khan, no run banged into the track outside off. Avesh gives himself an enormous amount of room and then shanks his swipe. Goes high up but enough to mid off's left\n Azmatullah to Avesh Khan, no run zipped in full, and this tails in late. Avesh continues swinging without a care in the world and gets beaten by the late movement into him\n Chahal to Badoni, OUT Chahal bags Badoni, and that will be that for a brilliant innings! Low full toss just outside off. Badoni, ambitiously, looks for the reverse but gets into an awkward tangle. The ball skews off the leading edge and Arshdeep does the rest at short third. Chahal finally gets himself on the board, and LSG will not be able to celebrate more Badoni boundaries tonight! \n Chahal to Prince Yadav, 1 run tossed up full on middle and off. Prince plants his front foot and drills it towards long off\n Chahal to Avesh Khan, SIX runs clean strike! Shortens the length after seeing Avesh advance, but he adjusts superly to still belt this over the bowler's head for a maximum!\n Chahal to Avesh Khan, no run follows Avesh way outside leg with a length ball. He swings at it because, well, why not, and chunks it off the inside edge into his pads\n Chahal to Avesh Khan, FOUR runs four more! Thrown up full and wide and Avesh is ready for this too. Steps down the track and obliterates it over extra cover!\n Chahal to Avesh Khan, no run A win almost 12 years in the making! It was a dismantling of the Mumbai Indians then, and a thumping of the Lucknow Super Giants now! The Punjab Kings snap their home hoodoo at Dharamsala and move up to second, and within a point off the top of the table, beginning this home stretch as if they mean to go on! This is perhaps slower and even wider than the previous ball. Avesh swishes at it and pops it towards Shreyas, who jumps up into the air but cannot make it stick. A dropped catch to end the evening, but this was a complete performance by the Punjab Kings - the sort of display that has just reiterated their title credentials! Speaking of Punjab, they will be pretty happy with how this evening transpired. They put up a mountain of runs and then their match-winner Arshdeep stood up with the new ball. The rest may have some work to do, especially around their defensive bowling but on a track where run-scoring was conducive, they will be happy that they could, all said and done, restrict LSG to a score under 200, which often is the norm in evening games at this venue.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abdul Samad","Avesh Khan","Badoni","Markram","Marsh","Miller","Pant","Pooran","Prince Yadav"],"Runs":[45.0,19.0,74.0,13.0,0.0,11.0,18.0,6.0,1.0],"Balls_Faced":[24,10,40,10,5,8,17,5,1],"Fours":[2,3,5,1,0,0,2,1,0],"Sixes":[4,1,5,1,0,1,1,0,0],"S\/R":[187.5,190.0,185.0,130.0,0.0,137.5,105.88,120.0,100.0],"dismissal":["c & b Jansen","Not Out","c Arshdeep Singh b Chahal","b Arshdeep Singh","c Wadhera b Arshdeep Singh","c Shashank Singh b Azmatullah Omarzai","c Shashank Singh b Azmatullah Omarzai","lbw b Arshdeep Singh","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Azmatullah","Chahal","Jansen","Stoinis","Vyshak"],"Balls":[24,24,24,24,6,18],"Runs_Given":[16.0,33.0,50.0,31.0,17.0,49.0],"Wickets":[3,2,1,1,0,0],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,1.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run .Interesting. Goes shortish first up, back of length around off, flicked to midwicket\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, no run .Tentative flick Priyansh started to close the bat face before straightening it to tap the .stump-to-stump length ball back to the bowler .Deep third moves to sweeper cover . .Prabhsimran Singh vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .30 .RUNS .47 .OUTS .4 .SR .156.66 .4s\/6s .7\/1\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run .And Priyansh drives to that fielder's left. Slightly on the up, three-quarter length just .outside off\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Length on fourth, a bit of shape away, Prabhsimram opens the face and nudges it .towards point .Deep-backward square and midwicket out now\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, no run .The line is straighter. Shortish length, might've swung in. Beats the flick and hits him .over the knee-roll\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, no run .Slower ball on a fullish length at leg stump, Priyansh had to check the flick. Touch .uppish but goes safely to midwicket. Replays show it was a knuckle ball .Bhuvi not bowling for swing, he's gone into the pitch and change of pace\nYash Dayal to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Edged, ball goes wide of third. Three-quarter length, angling away through fourth, .Prabhsimran wanted to drive down the ground\nYash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Touch fuller and straighter, 134ks, pushed defensively to cover point's right .Tim David, on air, says the pitch is a touch slower\nYash Dayal to Arya, SIX runs .Pick-up pull over forward square leg. 134ks touch back of length, slanting in towards .middle, Priyansh stands still and swings across the hips\nYash Dayal to Arya, no run .Yorker on fourth, slanting in, Priyansh jams it towards cover. Fielder swoops in to deny .the run\nYash Dayal to Arya, FOUR runs .Pitched up just outside off, driven through cover. Firm punch, holds the shape too. Ball .races between mid-off and cover.\nYash Dayal to Arya, 2 runs .Pulled off the bottom of the bat, ball floats in the air and lands just outside the ring at .midwicket. Was a short-of length ball outside off, Priyansh dragged it\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Guided nicely. Through third it goes. Length ball just outside off, tapped on the head\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run .Touch back length on fourth, Prabhsimrah walks down the pitch to negate potential .sideways movement, tapped to point\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run .Length on the pads, flicked to midwicket\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Dances down, slaps it through point. Made the fourth-stump short-of-length ball look .wider than it was.\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run .Dances down again, Bhuvi goes a touch fuller but it's still length. Pushed defensively to .Kohli at point, direct hit at the non-striker's leads to a big cheer\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Pulled into the ground. Through midwicket. Was a shortish ball on fourth, pace off the .pitch seemed low. Batter generating the power there\nHazlewood to Arya, 1 run .Somehow, he hits the bat hard even on this pitch. Fullish ball just outside off, 137ks, bat .face turns inward on the off-drive. Ball trickles past the bowler\nHazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Good ball, good running too. 138ks on a length, top of off, Prabhsimran pushes it .towards point and takes off\nHazlewood to Arya, FOUR runs .Priyansh shuffles to fourth stump before the ball was released, Hazlewood went a touch .wider with the fullish ball but it was still dragged over mid-on.\nHazlewood to Arya, no run .Cross-seam ball beats the pull. Hard-length ball just over fourth stump, went under the .bat. Ball likely to have hit the leather and not the seam\nHazlewood to Arya, no run .Length on leg, beats the pull and pops off the flap of the pad towards short fine leg .Square leg and long-on out. Deep point comes in\nHazlewood to Arya, FOUR runs .That's a bad ball given the field change. Full on seventh stump, allows Priyansh to .access the off side. It's a flowing square drive in front of point.\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Not at the start. 100ks length ball on leg, clipped to midwicket. Looked slower than .100ks but he makes it look effortless\nKrunal to Arya, OUT .Krunal slants it away from Priyansh's arc, gets him caught on the edge of the ring right .behind him. 96ks stock ball was on a length, Priyansh swipes across - like a slog sweep .aimed to go straight - but it hits too high. That's the risk that comes with trying to hit on .the up .Priyansh Arya c David b Pandya 22 (15b 3x4 1x6 20m) SR: 146.66\nKrunal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Makes room early, gets followed by a full ball, driven to long-off\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Risky but well-played sweep over short fine. Prabhsimran went across to fourth stump .to a length ball on off, went through with the aerial sweep. Played it late\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, no run .Length on leg, guided to short fine. Saw Prabhsimran switching his stance for the .reverse, so he fires a wide yorker that swerves well outside the tramline. Half-volleys the .keeper who half-stops it\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, 2 wide .Wide, but that's smart from Krunal.\nKrunal to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Doesn't carry back to the bowler. Followed again, Iyer tried to work the full ball through .mid-on but got the ball hovering. Could be a case of going into the shot too early\nHazlewood to Prabhsimran, 2 runs .Length outside off, driven through cover\nHazlewood to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .Amazing paddle over fine leg. Nothing about that 142ks length ball on seventh stump .called for the shot, but the batter premeditated, got his back leg deep in the crease, was .lunging across to the off side while getting the hands across and up\nHazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Yorker outside off, steered to deep point\nHazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Overpitched, Shreyas' bottom hand comes off the cover drive. There's a close-in fielder, .he's beaten to the left. Hazlewood being hit off his length, which is quite the rarity\nHazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Genuine edge taken from this cover drive, on the bounce to short third. Full ball, touch .shorter than the last one though, on sixth. Shreyas not checking the shot, didn't lose grip .either, but the timing was off\nHazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, no run .On the pads, flicked to midwicket\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, OUT .Fielding restrictions done, and the deep fielder is in play right away. First ball of the .seventh over is generally low scoring, batters look for singles due to said field .spreading. But Prabhsimran charges and looks to slug it across the line. Bat-face turned .inwards and he got square-on upon impact. David moves right from long-on, knew he .was well in front of the ropes and took the head-high catch with a twirl. .Prabhsimran Singh c David b Pandya 33 (17b 5x4 1x6 29m) SR: 194.11\nKrunal to Inglis, 1 run .Punches the length ball at the stumps to long-on . .Krunal Pandya in IPL, 2025 .INNS .8 .WKTS .10 .ECON .9.42 .AVE .20.10 .BEST .4\/45\nKrunal to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Low fully at 86ks, much slower than usual, Shreyas leant well forward and was early on .the flick. Got it back to the bowler\nKrunal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Length down leg, 99ks, flicked to deep fine leg\nKrunal to Inglis, 1 run .Fullish ball on leg, under-edged pull goes behind square. Length was too full for the shot\nKrunal to Shreyas Iyer, no run .This one jumps up outside off from a length, Shreyas goes for the square drive. Bottom .hand comes off and the ball pops off the outer-half of the bat towards point\nShepherd to Inglis, 2 runs .Two pinched through midwicket. Gentle flick off the pad, from a length, played in a way .that it nearly slows to a halt right after rolling past the ring\nShepherd to Inglis, 1 run .Firmer flick to a similar ball. Same area again, goes quicker along the grass\nShepherd to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Sharp bouncer. Lands very short, line just outside off, pace 136ks. Shreyas ducks under .it early.\nShepherd to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .Clothed... Krunal takes a stunner and RCB's newest entrant strikes in his first over. .Krunal ran in from long-on, was racing to his left, took the catch around his chest while .at full pace, he then tumbles down and throws the ball up in one motion. He's ecstatic .as is Shepherd and Kohli, who gives the bowler a big hug. Was a full ball around middle .and leg, Shreyas went back in the crease and thrashed it through the line, sliced it in the .end. Bat-face opened on impact. It's boom or bust for him again .Shreyas Iyer c Pandya b Shepherd 6 (10b 1x4 0x6 15m) SR: 60\nShepherd to Wadhera, no run .Shortish ball on leg, slingy release, beats the flick. Goes off the pad to midwicket\nShepherd to Wadhera, 1 wide .Angle is a touch too sharp on this length ball, past the flick. Down leg.\nShepherd to Wadhera, 1 run .Punched to point, Kohli spears a through at the non-striker's. Batters consider taking an .overthrow but don't do it\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, 1 run .Wide release. Length ball on fourth, pushed with an open bat face towards third\nSuyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run .Backs away and cuts the length ball to long-off\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, no run .Almost sidearms that legbreak. 95ks but looked like a slow dragdown, worked back .from fourth stump, to the bowler\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, 2 runs .Smart two again. To the edge of the ring at midwicket again. Slow, shortish ball angling .in was flicked softly\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, 1 run .Edge goes through where slip would've been, short third runs right to stop it. Skiddy .length ball on fourth, rushed Wadhera a bit as he tried to caress it with a diagonal bat\nSuyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run, OUT .Mix-up, breakdown, two batters at one end. Relay throw to the keeper leads to a run .out. Wadhera charged back for two, it was his call as he was running to the danger end, .but Inglis took a step and showed his back. David ran left from long-on, turned and .threw the ball in one motion meanwhile. Kohli ran towards the stumps from cover and .fired it on the bounce to the keeper. Was a length ball on middle was punched into the .pitch. Suyash jumped full length but the ball bounced above him. Turned out to be lucky .in the end. .Nehal Wadhera run out (David\/Kohli\/\u2020Sharma) 5 (6b 0x4 0x6 6m) SR: 83.33\nKrunal to Inglis, 1 run .Goes back and flicks the shortish ball through midwicket\nKrunal to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Full on off, punched to long-off\nKrunal to Inglis, 1 run .Backs away and cuts the length ball to sweeper cover\nKrunal to Shashank Singh, no run .Slow and full on leg, big stride forward to block it towards midwicket\nKrunal to Shashank Singh, no run .Full on leg, 98ks, clipped to midwicket\nKrunal to Shashank Singh, no run .Another mix-up, Shashank took off for a non-existent run. Sent back quickly enough, .Krunal charged right but couldn't power the throw to the keeper as he was off balance. .Was a full, slow ball that followed the batter as he made room. Defended off the front .face .Ten done, time for Himanshu to come in","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs PBKS, 37th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run Interesting. Goes shortish first up, back of length around off, flicked to midwicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run Tentative flick Priyansh started to close the bat face before straightening it to tap the stump-to-stump length ball back to the bowler Deep third moves to sweeper cover Prabhsimran Singh vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 30 RUNS 47 OUTS 4 SR 156.66 4s\/6s 7\/1\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run And Priyansh drives to that fielder's left. Slightly on the up, three-quarter length just outside off\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 1 run Length on fourth, a bit of shape away, Prabhsimram opens the face and nudges it towards point Deep-backward square and midwicket out now\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run The line is straighter. Shortish length, might've swung in. Beats the flick and hits him over the knee-roll\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run Slower ball on a fullish length at leg stump, Priyansh had to check the flick. Touch uppish but goes safely to midwicket. Replays show it was a knuckle ball Bhuvi not bowling for swing, he's gone into the pitch and change of pace\n Yash Dayal to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Edged, ball goes wide of third. Three-quarter length, angling away through fourth, Prabhsimran wanted to drive down the ground\n Yash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Touch fuller and straighter, 134ks, pushed defensively to cover point's right Tim David, on air, says the pitch is a touch slower\n Yash Dayal to Arya, SIX runs Pick-up pull over forward square leg. 134ks touch back of length, slanting in towards middle, Priyansh stands still and swings across the hips\n Yash Dayal to Arya, no run Yorker on fourth, slanting in, Priyansh jams it towards cover. Fielder swoops in to deny the run\n Yash Dayal to Arya, FOUR runs Pitched up just outside off, driven through cover. Firm punch, holds the shape too. Ball races between mid-off and cover.\n Yash Dayal to Arya, 2 runs Pulled off the bottom of the bat, ball floats in the air and lands just outside the ring at midwicket. Was a short-of length ball outside off, Priyansh dragged it\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Guided nicely. Through third it goes. Length ball just outside off, tapped on the head\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run Touch back length on fourth, Prabhsimrah walks down the pitch to negate potential sideways movement, tapped to point\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run Length on the pads, flicked to midwicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Dances down, slaps it through point. Made the fourth-stump short-of-length ball look wider than it was.\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run Dances down again, Bhuvi goes a touch fuller but it's still length. Pushed defensively to Kohli at point, direct hit at the non-striker's leads to a big cheer\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Pulled into the ground. Through midwicket. Was a shortish ball on fourth, pace off the pitch seemed low. Batter generating the power there\n Hazlewood to Arya, 1 run Somehow, he hits the bat hard even on this pitch. Fullish ball just outside off, 137ks, bat face turns inward on the off-drive. Ball trickles past the bowler\n Hazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run Good ball, good running too. 138ks on a length, top of off, Prabhsimran pushes it towards point and takes off\n Hazlewood to Arya, FOUR runs Priyansh shuffles to fourth stump before the ball was released, Hazlewood went a touch wider with the fullish ball but it was still dragged over mid-on.\n Hazlewood to Arya, no run Cross-seam ball beats the pull. Hard-length ball just over fourth stump, went under the bat. Ball likely to have hit the leather and not the seam\n Hazlewood to Arya, no run Length on leg, beats the pull and pops off the flap of the pad towards short fine leg Square leg and long-on out. Deep point comes in\n Hazlewood to Arya, FOUR runs That's a bad ball given the field change. Full on seventh stump, allows Priyansh to access the off side. It's a flowing square drive in front of point.\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Not at the start. 100ks length ball on leg, clipped to midwicket. Looked slower than 100ks but he makes it look effortless\n Krunal to Arya, OUT Krunal slants it away from Priyansh's arc, gets him caught on the edge of the ring right behind him. 96ks stock ball was on a length, Priyansh swipes across - like a slog sweep aimed to go straight - but it hits too high. That's the risk that comes with trying to hit on the up \n Krunal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Makes room early, gets followed by a full ball, driven to long-off\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Risky but well-played sweep over short fine. Prabhsimran went across to fourth stump to a length ball on off, went through with the aerial sweep. Played it late\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, no run Length on leg, guided to short fine. Saw Prabhsimran switching his stance for the reverse, so he fires a wide yorker that swerves well outside the tramline. Half-volleys the keeper who half-stops it\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, 2 wide Wide, but that's smart from Krunal.\n Krunal to Shreyas Iyer, no run Doesn't carry back to the bowler. Followed again, Iyer tried to work the full ball through mid-on but got the ball hovering. Could be a case of going into the shot too early\n Hazlewood to Prabhsimran, 2 runs Length outside off, driven through cover\n Hazlewood to Prabhsimran, SIX runs Amazing paddle over fine leg. Nothing about that 142ks length ball on seventh stump called for the shot, but the batter premeditated, got his back leg deep in the crease, was lunging across to the off side while getting the hands across and up\n Hazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run Yorker outside off, steered to deep point\n Hazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Overpitched, Shreyas' bottom hand comes off the cover drive. There's a close-in fielder, he's beaten to the left. Hazlewood being hit off his length, which is quite the rarity\n Hazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, no run Genuine edge taken from this cover drive, on the bounce to short third. Full ball, touch shorter than the last one though, on sixth. Shreyas not checking the shot, didn't lose grip either, but the timing was off\n Hazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, no run On the pads, flicked to midwicket\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, OUT Fielding restrictions done, and the deep fielder is in play right away. First ball of the seventh over is generally low scoring, batters look for singles due to said field spreading. But Prabhsimran charges and looks to slug it across the line. Bat-face turned inwards and he got square-on upon impact. David moves right from long-on, knew he was well in front of the ropes and took the head-high catch with a twirl. \n Krunal to Inglis, 1 run Punches the length ball at the stumps to long-on Krunal Pandya in IPL, 2025 INNS 8 WKTS 10 ECON 9.42 AVE 20.10 BEST 4\/45\n Krunal to Shreyas Iyer, no run Low fully at 86ks, much slower than usual, Shreyas leant well forward and was early on the flick. Got it back to the bowler\n Krunal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Length down leg, 99ks, flicked to deep fine leg\n Krunal to Inglis, 1 run Fullish ball on leg, under-edged pull goes behind square. Length was too full for the shot\n Krunal to Shreyas Iyer, no run This one jumps up outside off from a length, Shreyas goes for the square drive. Bottom hand comes off and the ball pops off the outer-half of the bat towards point\n Shepherd to Inglis, 2 runs Two pinched through midwicket. Gentle flick off the pad, from a length, played in a way that it nearly slows to a halt right after rolling past the ring\n Shepherd to Inglis, 1 run Firmer flick to a similar ball. Same area again, goes quicker along the grass\n Shepherd to Shreyas Iyer, no run Sharp bouncer. Lands very short, line just outside off, pace 136ks. Shreyas ducks under it early.\n Shepherd to Shreyas Iyer, OUT Clothed... Krunal takes a stunner and RCB's newest entrant strikes in his first over. Krunal ran in from long-on, was racing to his left, took the catch around his chest while at full pace, he then tumbles down and throws the ball up in one motion. He's ecstatic as is Shepherd and Kohli, who gives the bowler a big hug. Was a full ball around middle and leg, Shreyas went back in the crease and thrashed it through the line, sliced it in the end. Bat-face opened on impact. It's boom or bust for him again \n Shepherd to Wadhera, no run Shortish ball on leg, slingy release, beats the flick. Goes off the pad to midwicket\n Shepherd to Wadhera, 1 wide Angle is a touch too sharp on this length ball, past the flick. Down leg.\n Shepherd to Wadhera, 1 run Punched to point, Kohli spears a through at the non-striker's. Batters consider taking an overthrow but don't do it\n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, 1 run Wide release. Length ball on fourth, pushed with an open bat face towards third\n Suyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run Backs away and cuts the length ball to long-off\n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, no run Almost sidearms that legbreak. 95ks but looked like a slow dragdown, worked back from fourth stump, to the bowler\n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, 2 runs Smart two again. To the edge of the ring at midwicket again. Slow, shortish ball angling in was flicked softly\n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, 1 run Edge goes through where slip would've been, short third runs right to stop it. Skiddy length ball on fourth, rushed Wadhera a bit as he tried to caress it with a diagonal bat\n Suyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run, OUT Mix-up, breakdown, two batters at one end. Relay throw to the keeper leads to a run out. Wadhera charged back for two, it was his call as he was running to the danger end, but Inglis took a step and showed his back. David ran left from long-on, turned and threw the ball in one motion meanwhile. Kohli ran towards the stumps from cover and fired it on the bounce to the keeper. Was a length ball on middle was punched into the pitch. Suyash jumped full length but the ball bounced above him. Turned out to be lucky in the end. \n Krunal to Inglis, 1 run Goes back and flicks the shortish ball through midwicket\n Krunal to Shashank Singh, 1 run Full on off, punched to long-off\n Krunal to Inglis, 1 run Backs away and cuts the length ball to sweeper cover\n Krunal to Shashank Singh, no run Slow and full on leg, big stride forward to block it towards midwicket\n Krunal to Shashank Singh, no run Full on leg, 98ks, clipped to midwicket\n Krunal to Shashank Singh, no run Another mix-up, Shashank took off for a non-existent run. Sent back quickly enough, Krunal charged right but couldn't power the throw to the keeper as he was off balance. Was a full, slow ball that followed the batter as he made room. Defended off the front face Ten done, time for Himanshu to come in","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Inglis","Prabhsimran","Shashank Singh","Shreyas Iyer","Wadhera"],"Runs":[22.0,8.0,33.0,1.0,6.0,5.0],"Balls_Faced":[15,8,17,4,10,6],"Fours":[3,0,5,0,1,0],"Sixes":[1,0,1,0,0,0],"S\/R":[146.67,100.0,194.12,25.0,60.0,83.33],"dismissal":["c David b Pandya","run out (David\/Kohli\/\u2020Sharma)","c David b Pandya","Not Out","c Pandya b Shepherd","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Hazlewood","Krunal","Shepherd","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[12,12,18,6,6,6],"Runs_Given":[14.0,23.0,14.0,5.0,5.0,17.0],"Wickets":[0,0,2,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,3.0,1.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run .Interesting. Goes shortish first up, back of length around off, flicked to midwicket\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, no run .Tentative flick Priyansh started to close the bat face before straightening it to tap the .stump-to-stump length ball back to the bowler .Deep third moves to sweeper cover . .Prabhsimran Singh vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .30 .RUNS .47 .OUTS .4 .SR .156.66 .4s\/6s .7\/1\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run .And Priyansh drives to that fielder's left. Slightly on the up, three-quarter length just .outside off\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Length on fourth, a bit of shape away, Prabhsimram opens the face and nudges it .towards point .Deep-backward square and midwicket out now\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, no run .The line is straighter. Shortish length, might've swung in. Beats the flick and hits him .over the knee-roll\nBhuvneshwar to Arya, no run .Slower ball on a fullish length at leg stump, Priyansh had to check the flick. Touch .uppish but goes safely to midwicket. Replays show it was a knuckle ball .Bhuvi not bowling for swing, he's gone into the pitch and change of pace\nYash Dayal to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Edged, ball goes wide of third. Three-quarter length, angling away through fourth, .Prabhsimran wanted to drive down the ground\nYash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Touch fuller and straighter, 134ks, pushed defensively to cover point's right .Tim David, on air, says the pitch is a touch slower\nYash Dayal to Arya, SIX runs .Pick-up pull over forward square leg. 134ks touch back of length, slanting in towards .middle, Priyansh stands still and swings across the hips\nYash Dayal to Arya, no run .Yorker on fourth, slanting in, Priyansh jams it towards cover. Fielder swoops in to deny .the run\nYash Dayal to Arya, FOUR runs .Pitched up just outside off, driven through cover. Firm punch, holds the shape too. Ball .races between mid-off and cover.\nYash Dayal to Arya, 2 runs .Pulled off the bottom of the bat, ball floats in the air and lands just outside the ring at .midwicket. Was a short-of length ball outside off, Priyansh dragged it\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Guided nicely. Through third it goes. Length ball just outside off, tapped on the head\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run .Touch back length on fourth, Prabhsimrah walks down the pitch to negate potential .sideways movement, tapped to point\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run .Length on the pads, flicked to midwicket\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Dances down, slaps it through point. Made the fourth-stump short-of-length ball look .wider than it was.\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run .Dances down again, Bhuvi goes a touch fuller but it's still length. Pushed defensively to .Kohli at point, direct hit at the non-striker's leads to a big cheer\nBhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Pulled into the ground. Through midwicket. Was a shortish ball on fourth, pace off the .pitch seemed low. Batter generating the power there\nHazlewood to Arya, 1 run .Somehow, he hits the bat hard even on this pitch. Fullish ball just outside off, 137ks, bat .face turns inward on the off-drive. Ball trickles past the bowler\nHazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Good ball, good running too. 138ks on a length, top of off, Prabhsimran pushes it .towards point and takes off\nHazlewood to Arya, FOUR runs .Priyansh shuffles to fourth stump before the ball was released, Hazlewood went a touch .wider with the fullish ball but it was still dragged over mid-on.\nHazlewood to Arya, no run .Cross-seam ball beats the pull. Hard-length ball just over fourth stump, went under the .bat. Ball likely to have hit the leather and not the seam\nHazlewood to Arya, no run .Length on leg, beats the pull and pops off the flap of the pad towards short fine leg .Square leg and long-on out. Deep point comes in\nHazlewood to Arya, FOUR runs .That's a bad ball given the field change. Full on seventh stump, allows Priyansh to .access the off side. It's a flowing square drive in front of point.\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Not at the start. 100ks length ball on leg, clipped to midwicket. Looked slower than .100ks but he makes it look effortless\nKrunal to Arya, OUT .Krunal slants it away from Priyansh's arc, gets him caught on the edge of the ring right .behind him. 96ks stock ball was on a length, Priyansh swipes across - like a slog sweep .aimed to go straight - but it hits too high. That's the risk that comes with trying to hit on .the up .Priyansh Arya c David b Pandya 22 (15b 3x4 1x6 20m) SR: 146.66\nKrunal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Makes room early, gets followed by a full ball, driven to long-off\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Risky but well-played sweep over short fine. Prabhsimran went across to fourth stump .to a length ball on off, went through with the aerial sweep. Played it late\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, no run .Length on leg, guided to short fine. Saw Prabhsimran switching his stance for the .reverse, so he fires a wide yorker that swerves well outside the tramline. Half-volleys the .keeper who half-stops it\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, 2 wide .Wide, but that's smart from Krunal.\nKrunal to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Doesn't carry back to the bowler. Followed again, Iyer tried to work the full ball through .mid-on but got the ball hovering. Could be a case of going into the shot too early\nHazlewood to Prabhsimran, 2 runs .Length outside off, driven through cover\nHazlewood to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .Amazing paddle over fine leg. Nothing about that 142ks length ball on seventh stump .called for the shot, but the batter premeditated, got his back leg deep in the crease, was .lunging across to the off side while getting the hands across and up\nHazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Yorker outside off, steered to deep point\nHazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Overpitched, Shreyas' bottom hand comes off the cover drive. There's a close-in fielder, .he's beaten to the left. Hazlewood being hit off his length, which is quite the rarity\nHazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Genuine edge taken from this cover drive, on the bounce to short third. Full ball, touch .shorter than the last one though, on sixth. Shreyas not checking the shot, didn't lose grip .either, but the timing was off\nHazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, no run .On the pads, flicked to midwicket\nKrunal to Prabhsimran, OUT .Fielding restrictions done, and the deep fielder is in play right away. First ball of the .seventh over is generally low scoring, batters look for singles due to said field .spreading. But Prabhsimran charges and looks to slug it across the line. Bat-face turned .inwards and he got square-on upon impact. David moves right from long-on, knew he .was well in front of the ropes and took the head-high catch with a twirl. .Prabhsimran Singh c David b Pandya 33 (17b 5x4 1x6 29m) SR: 194.11\nKrunal to Inglis, 1 run .Punches the length ball at the stumps to long-on . .Krunal Pandya in IPL, 2025 .INNS .8 .WKTS .10 .ECON .9.42 .AVE .20.10 .BEST .4\/45\nKrunal to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Low fully at 86ks, much slower than usual, Shreyas leant well forward and was early on .the flick. Got it back to the bowler\nKrunal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Length down leg, 99ks, flicked to deep fine leg\nKrunal to Inglis, 1 run .Fullish ball on leg, under-edged pull goes behind square. Length was too full for the shot\nKrunal to Shreyas Iyer, no run .This one jumps up outside off from a length, Shreyas goes for the square drive. Bottom .hand comes off and the ball pops off the outer-half of the bat towards point\nShepherd to Inglis, 2 runs .Two pinched through midwicket. Gentle flick off the pad, from a length, played in a way .that it nearly slows to a halt right after rolling past the ring\nShepherd to Inglis, 1 run .Firmer flick to a similar ball. Same area again, goes quicker along the grass\nShepherd to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Sharp bouncer. Lands very short, line just outside off, pace 136ks. Shreyas ducks under .it early.\nShepherd to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .Clothed... Krunal takes a stunner and RCB's newest entrant strikes in his first over. .Krunal ran in from long-on, was racing to his left, took the catch around his chest while .at full pace, he then tumbles down and throws the ball up in one motion. He's ecstatic .as is Shepherd and Kohli, who gives the bowler a big hug. Was a full ball around middle .and leg, Shreyas went back in the crease and thrashed it through the line, sliced it in the .end. Bat-face opened on impact. It's boom or bust for him again .Shreyas Iyer c Pandya b Shepherd 6 (10b 1x4 0x6 15m) SR: 60\nShepherd to Wadhera, no run .Shortish ball on leg, slingy release, beats the flick. Goes off the pad to midwicket\nShepherd to Wadhera, 1 wide .Angle is a touch too sharp on this length ball, past the flick. Down leg.\nShepherd to Wadhera, 1 run .Punched to point, Kohli spears a through at the non-striker's. Batters consider taking an .overthrow but don't do it\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, 1 run .Wide release. Length ball on fourth, pushed with an open bat face towards third\nSuyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run .Backs away and cuts the length ball to long-off\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, no run .Almost sidearms that legbreak. 95ks but looked like a slow dragdown, worked back .from fourth stump, to the bowler\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, 2 runs .Smart two again. To the edge of the ring at midwicket again. Slow, shortish ball angling .in was flicked softly\nSuyash Sharma to Wadhera, 1 run .Edge goes through where slip would've been, short third runs right to stop it. Skiddy .length ball on fourth, rushed Wadhera a bit as he tried to caress it with a diagonal bat\nSuyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run, OUT .Mix-up, breakdown, two batters at one end. Relay throw to the keeper leads to a run .out. Wadhera charged back for two, it was his call as he was running to the danger end, .but Inglis took a step and showed his back. David ran left from long-on, turned and .threw the ball in one motion meanwhile. Kohli ran towards the stumps from cover and .fired it on the bounce to the keeper. Was a length ball on middle was punched into the .pitch. Suyash jumped full length but the ball bounced above him. Turned out to be lucky .in the end. .Nehal Wadhera run out (David\/Kohli\/\u2020Sharma) 5 (6b 0x4 0x6 6m) SR: 83.33\nKrunal to Inglis, 1 run .Goes back and flicks the shortish ball through midwicket\nKrunal to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Full on off, punched to long-off\nKrunal to Inglis, 1 run .Backs away and cuts the length ball to sweeper cover\nKrunal to Shashank Singh, no run .Slow and full on leg, big stride forward to block it towards midwicket\nKrunal to Shashank Singh, no run .Full on leg, 98ks, clipped to midwicket\nKrunal to Shashank Singh, no run .Another mix-up, Shashank took off for a non-existent run. Sent back quickly enough, .Krunal charged right but couldn't power the throw to the keeper as he was off balance. .Was a full, slow ball that followed the batter as he made room. Defended off the front .face .Ten done, time for Himanshu to come in\nSuyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run .very full on middle and off, and he skips down to clip to deep midwicket\nSuyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .lofted through extra cover! Full and flat around sixth stump, and he finds the gap .between deep cover and long-off for four\nSuyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, no run .ohh, this skids through! On a length on off, and barely turns away to beat Shashank's .attempted push forward\nSuyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, 1 run .this is fuller and flatter, and also quicker at 96kph. It arrives just outside off, and as he .looks to block towards cover, the ball hits his had and trickles away\nSuyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run .on a fullish length on middle and off, and punched to long-on\nSuyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, 1 run .short of a length, and outside off. Punched to long-off\nShepherd to Shashank Singh, 1 run .bowls a scrambled-seam ball on length on middle and off, and Shashank leans into an .aerial push to long-on\nShepherd to Inglis, FOUR runs .scooped over short fine leg! It was on a back of a length on off, but it shaped away to .finish on leg, as Inglis got across the stumps, before waiting for the ball and dispatching .it for four\nShepherd to Inglis, 2 runs .quick running there. A yorker on middle and off, and Inglis nudged it towards midwicket. .The man was back on the boundary, and the batters pinched two\nShepherd to Inglis, 1 run .short of a length on middle, and at just 116kph. He chips this towards deep midwicket\nShepherd to Shashank Singh, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle and off, and again clipped to deep midwicket\nShepherd to Inglis, FOUR runs .reverse scooped!! Inglis keeps PBKS ticking. He switches over early, and gets the .perfect ball for the shot. It was a dipping yorker on off, and Inglis was ready and waiting .to execute it perfectly over the keeper's head .See all photos\nKrunal to Shashank Singh, no run .good work by Kohli at extra cover, as he tumbles to his right to stop the ball after .Shashank punched this length ball outside off\nKrunal to Shashank Singh, 1 run .fuller ball, and just outside off. Swung away to long-on\nKrunal to Inglis, SIX runs .clears the man at long-on! For a second, I thought it would be Pandya's third wicket, but .although it came off the inside half of Inglis' bat, it was timed well. He skipped down the .pitch and converted this into a length ball on the stumps, and sent it flying . .Josh Inglis in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1915 .OUTS .49 .4s\/6s .151\/71 .SR .149.72 .AVE .39.08\nKrunal to Inglis, 1 run .yorker, and angling in to arrive outside leg. Driven to deep extra cover\nKrunal to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .superb work by Salt, as he sprints and dives forward from deep square leg, and ball falls .just short after Shashank had a heave at this fullish ball around off\nKrunal to Shashank Singh, 1 run .full and just outside off, and driven to deep extra cover\nSuyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, 1 run .short in length on off, and there's a hint of turn away. Punched to long-on\nSuyash Sharma to Inglis, OUT .gone!! The off stump comes out. Suyash strikes, and gets the big one. He bowled this .on a length on middle and off, and got a lot of sidespin there. Inglis had backed away to .try and loft this over the off side, but was beaten by the invisible turn away from him. He .missed, and the ball pinged the off stump .Josh Inglis b Suyash Sharma 29 (17b 2x4 1x6 30m) SR: 170.58\nSuyash Sharma to Stoinis, 1 run .down the pitch first ball, and clips this fullish ball angling into leg. Kohli at midwicket .dived to his right, but couldn't stop the ball\nSuyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, 1 run .now it is Bhuvi, the man at point who dives to his right, and gets a hand this time. Short .and a little wide of off from Suyash, as Shashank cut hard at it . .PBKS in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .8 .WKTS .28 .RR .8.82 .AVE .23.17\nSuyash Sharma to Stoinis, OUT .lovely bowling! He has foxed two Australian batters within a matter of seconds. This .time he hits the leg stump by bowling the googly. More importantly, Suyash slowed it .down considerably to beat Stoinis. Suyash bowled on a length around middle and off, .and got just the ideal dip and turn back in. Stoinis was trying to fend at it, but was .completely beaten .Marcus Stoinis b Suyash Sharma 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 50\nSuyash Sharma to Jansen, no run .short in length, and a little wide of off. It turns in, and is dabbed back\nYash Dayal to Shashank Singh, 1 run .on a fullish length on the stumps, and Shashank gets across to clip it to deep midwicket\nYash Dayal to Jansen, no run .fuller in length, and angling across to arrive on middle. Driven to mid-off, from where the .throw keeps the non-striker on his toes .There are rain drops visible, by the way...\nYash Dayal to Jansen, no run .on a length on leg, and clipped to short midwicket, where another agile save prevents a .run\nYash Dayal to Jansen, 1 run .Jansen us standing with his front leg out of the way, and looks to clobber this fullish .ball on middle and off. But he gets it off the inside half of the bat to long-on\nYash Dayal to Shashank Singh, 1 run .change of pace from Dayal, who goes at just 105kph, and on a fullish length on off. .Jabbed towards short third by Shashank\nYash Dayal to Jansen, 2 runs .misfield at extra cover, and that is two runs. It was on the shorter side of a length, and .outside off, as Jansen hacked hard\nSuyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, 1 run .full and flat, and quicker one on the stumps. Driven to long-on\nSuyash Sharma to Jansen, 1 run .this is slower, but again full and on the stumps. Flicked to deep square leg\nSuyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, no run .short in length, and wide of off. He went slashing, but missed. Just short of being called .wide\nSuyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, 1 run .short in length, and just outside off. It turns away, and is punched to long-on\nSuyash Sharma to Jansen, SIX runs .bang! Six down the ground! Jansen advances down the pitch, and gets to the pitch of .what would otherwise have been a shortish ball around off, and has a liberal swing of .his arms to bag six .See all photos\nSuyash Sharma to Jansen, 1 leg bye .fuller and flatter, and just outside off. He gets down to lap sweep but is struck on his .front pad. The ball rolls to the off side for a leg bye .Time-out . .IMPACT SUBRCB .D Padikkal .Suyash Sharma\nBhuvneshwar to Jansen, no run .bowls a slower ball on a short of a length just outside off. Jansen has a poke, but is .beaten\nBhuvneshwar to Jansen, 1 run .lofts this short-of-a-length ball on off towards long-off, as he mistimes the hit\nBhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, 1 run .yorker around seventh stump, and Shashank whips this to long-on\nBhuvneshwar to Jansen, 1 wide .wide outside leg. It was quite full, and angling in. Jansen looked to flick but missed\nBhuvneshwar to Jansen, 1 run .an attempted yorker results in a low full toss on middle, and Jansen chips it towards .long-on\nBhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, 1 run .another full toss around the shin on off, and clipped to wide long-on\nBhuvneshwar to Jansen, no run .Jansen looks to scoop, and is beaten. There's a light-hearted appeal for caught behind, .but it's turned down. Patidar reviews, though. Replays confirm there is no bat or glove .involved, so it stays not out. Jansen had got across the stumps at this length ball just .outside off, and missed his attempted scoop\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, 1 run .he sees Shashank backing away, and fires a yorker outside leg. Shashank can only .squeeze it back on the pitch\nHazlewood to Jansen, 1 run .short in length, and on off or thereabouts. Jansen shapes to pull, but then awkwardly .slaps it towards deep point. The ball may have come on slower than expected\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, 1 run .a low full toss slanting into middle. Clipped to deep midwicket\nHazlewood to Jansen, 1 run .another low full toss. Jansen makes room, and Hazlewood bowls just above his front .toe. Clipped off the inside half of the bat to fine leg\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, no run .perfect execution! Hazlewood launches another yorker, and this one is around sixth .stump. Shashank looks to squeeze it out, but is beaten\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .another yorker, and this arrives on middle. Shashank opens his stance up, and whips it .wide of short fine leg\nBhuvneshwar to Jansen, 1 run .this time it is Bhuvi firing a yorker. This lands on off after angling in, and is dug out close .to the pitch on the off side\nBhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, 1 run .there's no answer to those inch-perfect yorkers!! This lands on off, and Shashank can .only helicopter his way towards long-on\nBhuvneshwar to Jansen, 1 run .Jitesh doves to his left and gets a hand, and takes the pace off the ball. It was a slower .ball on a length on the stumps, and Jansen looked to hoick across the line, but got an .inside edge\nBhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Shashank walks down to try and distract Bhuvi, but you can do anything but that today. .Bhuvi still nails it to land bang at the base of the bat, as Shashank jams it towards cover\nBhuvneshwar to Jansen, 1 run .an attempted yorker on middle and off, and it arrives as a low full toss. Flung away to .deep midwicket\nBhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .dropped by Dayal at short third! He went grabbing at it while tumbling to his right, and .the ball hardly stuck. Bhuvi bowled this wide of off after seeing Shashank shape for the .scoop, but Shashank improvised and went for the reverse scoop instead. Eventually, the .ball trickled off Dayal's fingers to give Shashank two\nHazlewood to Jansen, 1 run .on a few bounces to the fine-leg fielder moving forward, as Hazlewood bowls on a back .of a length on the stumps, and Jansen mistimes his pull. The ball went off the higher .side of the bat there\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, 1 run .another yorker, which arrives on middle and off at 136kph. Shashank whips to long-on .by staying deep in the crease\nHazlewood to Jansen, 1 run .what's the count of these yorkers? I've long lost it. This one tails back in to land on leg, .as Jansen jams his bat down for a bottom-edged single to square leg\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, no run .excellent consistency! This is a... yorker, and just outside off. Shashank looks to flash at .it with a flat bat, but is beaten\nHazlewood to Shashank Singh, 1 run .this swings in to arrive on a yorker length on middle and off, and is driven hard to long- .on\nHazlewood to Jansen, SIX runs .wow, finally Jansen is able to launch a yorker away!! He backed away, and while always .knowing that it would be a yorker, he has a full swing of the bat to fire the ball for a big .six down the ground","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs PBKS, 37th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run Interesting. Goes shortish first up, back of length around off, flicked to midwicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run Tentative flick Priyansh started to close the bat face before straightening it to tap the stump-to-stump length ball back to the bowler Deep third moves to sweeper cover Prabhsimran Singh vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 30 RUNS 47 OUTS 4 SR 156.66 4s\/6s 7\/1\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, 1 run And Priyansh drives to that fielder's left. Slightly on the up, three-quarter length just outside off\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, 1 run Length on fourth, a bit of shape away, Prabhsimram opens the face and nudges it towards point Deep-backward square and midwicket out now\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run The line is straighter. Shortish length, might've swung in. Beats the flick and hits him over the knee-roll\n Bhuvneshwar to Arya, no run Slower ball on a fullish length at leg stump, Priyansh had to check the flick. Touch uppish but goes safely to midwicket. Replays show it was a knuckle ball Bhuvi not bowling for swing, he's gone into the pitch and change of pace\n Yash Dayal to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Edged, ball goes wide of third. Three-quarter length, angling away through fourth, Prabhsimran wanted to drive down the ground\n Yash Dayal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Touch fuller and straighter, 134ks, pushed defensively to cover point's right Tim David, on air, says the pitch is a touch slower\n Yash Dayal to Arya, SIX runs Pick-up pull over forward square leg. 134ks touch back of length, slanting in towards middle, Priyansh stands still and swings across the hips\n Yash Dayal to Arya, no run Yorker on fourth, slanting in, Priyansh jams it towards cover. Fielder swoops in to deny the run\n Yash Dayal to Arya, FOUR runs Pitched up just outside off, driven through cover. Firm punch, holds the shape too. Ball races between mid-off and cover.\n Yash Dayal to Arya, 2 runs Pulled off the bottom of the bat, ball floats in the air and lands just outside the ring at midwicket. Was a short-of length ball outside off, Priyansh dragged it\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Guided nicely. Through third it goes. Length ball just outside off, tapped on the head\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run Touch back length on fourth, Prabhsimrah walks down the pitch to negate potential sideways movement, tapped to point\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run Length on the pads, flicked to midwicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Dances down, slaps it through point. Made the fourth-stump short-of-length ball look wider than it was.\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, no run Dances down again, Bhuvi goes a touch fuller but it's still length. Pushed defensively to Kohli at point, direct hit at the non-striker's leads to a big cheer\n Bhuvneshwar to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Pulled into the ground. Through midwicket. Was a shortish ball on fourth, pace off the pitch seemed low. Batter generating the power there\n Hazlewood to Arya, 1 run Somehow, he hits the bat hard even on this pitch. Fullish ball just outside off, 137ks, bat face turns inward on the off-drive. Ball trickles past the bowler\n Hazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run Good ball, good running too. 138ks on a length, top of off, Prabhsimran pushes it towards point and takes off\n Hazlewood to Arya, FOUR runs Priyansh shuffles to fourth stump before the ball was released, Hazlewood went a touch wider with the fullish ball but it was still dragged over mid-on.\n Hazlewood to Arya, no run Cross-seam ball beats the pull. Hard-length ball just over fourth stump, went under the bat. Ball likely to have hit the leather and not the seam\n Hazlewood to Arya, no run Length on leg, beats the pull and pops off the flap of the pad towards short fine leg Square leg and long-on out. Deep point comes in\n Hazlewood to Arya, FOUR runs That's a bad ball given the field change. Full on seventh stump, allows Priyansh to access the off side. It's a flowing square drive in front of point.\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, 1 run Not at the start. 100ks length ball on leg, clipped to midwicket. Looked slower than 100ks but he makes it look effortless\n Krunal to Arya, OUT Krunal slants it away from Priyansh's arc, gets him caught on the edge of the ring right behind him. 96ks stock ball was on a length, Priyansh swipes across - like a slog sweep aimed to go straight - but it hits too high. That's the risk that comes with trying to hit on the up \n Krunal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Makes room early, gets followed by a full ball, driven to long-off\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Risky but well-played sweep over short fine. Prabhsimran went across to fourth stump to a length ball on off, went through with the aerial sweep. Played it late\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, no run Length on leg, guided to short fine. Saw Prabhsimran switching his stance for the reverse, so he fires a wide yorker that swerves well outside the tramline. Half-volleys the keeper who half-stops it\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, 2 wide Wide, but that's smart from Krunal.\n Krunal to Shreyas Iyer, no run Doesn't carry back to the bowler. Followed again, Iyer tried to work the full ball through mid-on but got the ball hovering. Could be a case of going into the shot too early\n Hazlewood to Prabhsimran, 2 runs Length outside off, driven through cover\n Hazlewood to Prabhsimran, SIX runs Amazing paddle over fine leg. Nothing about that 142ks length ball on seventh stump called for the shot, but the batter premeditated, got his back leg deep in the crease, was lunging across to the off side while getting the hands across and up\n Hazlewood to Prabhsimran, 1 run Yorker outside off, steered to deep point\n Hazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Overpitched, Shreyas' bottom hand comes off the cover drive. There's a close-in fielder, he's beaten to the left. Hazlewood being hit off his length, which is quite the rarity\n Hazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, no run Genuine edge taken from this cover drive, on the bounce to short third. Full ball, touch shorter than the last one though, on sixth. Shreyas not checking the shot, didn't lose grip either, but the timing was off\n Hazlewood to Shreyas Iyer, no run On the pads, flicked to midwicket\n Krunal to Prabhsimran, OUT Fielding restrictions done, and the deep fielder is in play right away. First ball of the seventh over is generally low scoring, batters look for singles due to said field spreading. But Prabhsimran charges and looks to slug it across the line. Bat-face turned inwards and he got square-on upon impact. David moves right from long-on, knew he was well in front of the ropes and took the head-high catch with a twirl. \n Krunal to Inglis, 1 run Punches the length ball at the stumps to long-on Krunal Pandya in IPL, 2025 INNS 8 WKTS 10 ECON 9.42 AVE 20.10 BEST 4\/45\n Krunal to Shreyas Iyer, no run Low fully at 86ks, much slower than usual, Shreyas leant well forward and was early on the flick. Got it back to the bowler\n Krunal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Length down leg, 99ks, flicked to deep fine leg\n Krunal to Inglis, 1 run Fullish ball on leg, under-edged pull goes behind square. Length was too full for the shot\n Krunal to Shreyas Iyer, no run This one jumps up outside off from a length, Shreyas goes for the square drive. Bottom hand comes off and the ball pops off the outer-half of the bat towards point\n Shepherd to Inglis, 2 runs Two pinched through midwicket. Gentle flick off the pad, from a length, played in a way that it nearly slows to a halt right after rolling past the ring\n Shepherd to Inglis, 1 run Firmer flick to a similar ball. Same area again, goes quicker along the grass\n Shepherd to Shreyas Iyer, no run Sharp bouncer. Lands very short, line just outside off, pace 136ks. Shreyas ducks under it early.\n Shepherd to Shreyas Iyer, OUT Clothed... Krunal takes a stunner and RCB's newest entrant strikes in his first over. Krunal ran in from long-on, was racing to his left, took the catch around his chest while at full pace, he then tumbles down and throws the ball up in one motion. He's ecstatic as is Shepherd and Kohli, who gives the bowler a big hug. Was a full ball around middle and leg, Shreyas went back in the crease and thrashed it through the line, sliced it in the end. Bat-face opened on impact. It's boom or bust for him again \n Shepherd to Wadhera, no run Shortish ball on leg, slingy release, beats the flick. Goes off the pad to midwicket\n Shepherd to Wadhera, 1 wide Angle is a touch too sharp on this length ball, past the flick. Down leg.\n Shepherd to Wadhera, 1 run Punched to point, Kohli spears a through at the non-striker's. Batters consider taking an overthrow but don't do it\n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, 1 run Wide release. Length ball on fourth, pushed with an open bat face towards third\n Suyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run Backs away and cuts the length ball to long-off\n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, no run Almost sidearms that legbreak. 95ks but looked like a slow dragdown, worked back from fourth stump, to the bowler\n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, 2 runs Smart two again. To the edge of the ring at midwicket again. Slow, shortish ball angling in was flicked softly\n Suyash Sharma to Wadhera, 1 run Edge goes through where slip would've been, short third runs right to stop it. Skiddy length ball on fourth, rushed Wadhera a bit as he tried to caress it with a diagonal bat\n Suyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run, OUT Mix-up, breakdown, two batters at one end. Relay throw to the keeper leads to a run out. Wadhera charged back for two, it was his call as he was running to the danger end, but Inglis took a step and showed his back. David ran left from long-on, turned and threw the ball in one motion meanwhile. Kohli ran towards the stumps from cover and fired it on the bounce to the keeper. Was a length ball on middle was punched into the pitch. Suyash jumped full length but the ball bounced above him. Turned out to be lucky in the end. \n Krunal to Inglis, 1 run Goes back and flicks the shortish ball through midwicket\n Krunal to Shashank Singh, 1 run Full on off, punched to long-off\n Krunal to Inglis, 1 run Backs away and cuts the length ball to sweeper cover\n Krunal to Shashank Singh, no run Slow and full on leg, big stride forward to block it towards midwicket\n Krunal to Shashank Singh, no run Full on leg, 98ks, clipped to midwicket\n Krunal to Shashank Singh, no run Another mix-up, Shashank took off for a non-existent run. Sent back quickly enough, Krunal charged right but couldn't power the throw to the keeper as he was off balance. Was a full, slow ball that followed the batter as he made room. Defended off the front face Ten done, time for Himanshu to come in\n Suyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run very full on middle and off, and he skips down to clip to deep midwicket\n Suyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs lofted through extra cover! Full and flat around sixth stump, and he finds the gap between deep cover and long-off for four\n Suyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, no run ohh, this skids through! On a length on off, and barely turns away to beat Shashank's attempted push forward\n Suyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, 1 run this is fuller and flatter, and also quicker at 96kph. It arrives just outside off, and as he looks to block towards cover, the ball hits his had and trickles away\n Suyash Sharma to Inglis, 1 run on a fullish length on middle and off, and punched to long-on\n Suyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, 1 run short of a length, and outside off. Punched to long-off\n Shepherd to Shashank Singh, 1 run bowls a scrambled-seam ball on length on middle and off, and Shashank leans into an aerial push to long-on\n Shepherd to Inglis, FOUR runs scooped over short fine leg! It was on a back of a length on off, but it shaped away to finish on leg, as Inglis got across the stumps, before waiting for the ball and dispatching it for four\n Shepherd to Inglis, 2 runs quick running there. A yorker on middle and off, and Inglis nudged it towards midwicket. The man was back on the boundary, and the batters pinched two\n Shepherd to Inglis, 1 run short of a length on middle, and at just 116kph. He chips this towards deep midwicket\n Shepherd to Shashank Singh, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle and off, and again clipped to deep midwicket\n Shepherd to Inglis, FOUR runs reverse scooped!! Inglis keeps PBKS ticking. He switches over early, and gets the perfect ball for the shot. It was a dipping yorker on off, and Inglis was ready and waiting to execute it perfectly over the keeper's head See all photos\n Krunal to Shashank Singh, no run good work by Kohli at extra cover, as he tumbles to his right to stop the ball after Shashank punched this length ball outside off\n Krunal to Shashank Singh, 1 run fuller ball, and just outside off. Swung away to long-on\n Krunal to Inglis, SIX runs clears the man at long-on! For a second, I thought it would be Pandya's third wicket, but although it came off the inside half of Inglis' bat, it was timed well. He skipped down the pitch and converted this into a length ball on the stumps, and sent it flying RUNS 1915 OUTS 49 4s\/6s 151\/71 SR 149.72 AVE 39.08\n Krunal to Inglis, 1 run yorker, and angling in to arrive outside leg. Driven to deep extra cover\n Krunal to Shashank Singh, 2 runs superb work by Salt, as he sprints and dives forward from deep square leg, and ball falls just short after Shashank had a heave at this fullish ball around off\n Krunal to Shashank Singh, 1 run full and just outside off, and driven to deep extra cover\n Suyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, 1 run short in length on off, and there's a hint of turn away. Punched to long-on\n Suyash Sharma to Inglis, OUT gone!! The off stump comes out. Suyash strikes, and gets the big one. He bowled this on a length on middle and off, and got a lot of sidespin there. Inglis had backed away to try and loft this over the off side, but was beaten by the invisible turn away from him. He missed, and the ball pinged the off stump \n Suyash Sharma to Stoinis, 1 run down the pitch first ball, and clips this fullish ball angling into leg. Kohli at midwicket dived to his right, but couldn't stop the ball\n Suyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, 1 run now it is Bhuvi, the man at point who dives to his right, and gets a hand this time. Short and a little wide of off from Suyash, as Shashank cut hard at it INNS 8 WKTS 28 RR 8.82 AVE 23.17\n Suyash Sharma to Stoinis, OUT lovely bowling! He has foxed two Australian batters within a matter of seconds. This time he hits the leg stump by bowling the googly. More importantly, Suyash slowed it down considerably to beat Stoinis. Suyash bowled on a length around middle and off, and got just the ideal dip and turn back in. Stoinis was trying to fend at it, but was completely beaten \n Suyash Sharma to Jansen, no run short in length, and a little wide of off. It turns in, and is dabbed back\n Yash Dayal to Shashank Singh, 1 run on a fullish length on the stumps, and Shashank gets across to clip it to deep midwicket\n Yash Dayal to Jansen, no run fuller in length, and angling across to arrive on middle. Driven to mid-off, from where the throw keeps the non-striker on his toes There are rain drops visible, by the way...\n Yash Dayal to Jansen, no run on a length on leg, and clipped to short midwicket, where another agile save prevents a run\n Yash Dayal to Jansen, 1 run Jansen us standing with his front leg out of the way, and looks to clobber this fullish ball on middle and off. But he gets it off the inside half of the bat to long-on\n Yash Dayal to Shashank Singh, 1 run change of pace from Dayal, who goes at just 105kph, and on a fullish length on off. Jabbed towards short third by Shashank\n Yash Dayal to Jansen, 2 runs misfield at extra cover, and that is two runs. It was on the shorter side of a length, and outside off, as Jansen hacked hard\n Suyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, 1 run full and flat, and quicker one on the stumps. Driven to long-on\n Suyash Sharma to Jansen, 1 run this is slower, but again full and on the stumps. Flicked to deep square leg\n Suyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, no run short in length, and wide of off. He went slashing, but missed. Just short of being called wide\n Suyash Sharma to Shashank Singh, 1 run short in length, and just outside off. It turns away, and is punched to long-on\n Suyash Sharma to Jansen, SIX runs bang! Six down the ground! Jansen advances down the pitch, and gets to the pitch of what would otherwise have been a shortish ball around off, and has a liberal swing of his arms to bag six See all photos\n Suyash Sharma to Jansen, 1 leg bye fuller and flatter, and just outside off. He gets down to lap sweep but is struck on his front pad. The ball rolls to the off side for a leg bye Time-out IMPACT SUBRCB D Padikkal Suyash Sharma\n Bhuvneshwar to Jansen, no run bowls a slower ball on a short of a length just outside off. Jansen has a poke, but is beaten\n Bhuvneshwar to Jansen, 1 run lofts this short-of-a-length ball on off towards long-off, as he mistimes the hit\n Bhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, 1 run yorker around seventh stump, and Shashank whips this to long-on\n Bhuvneshwar to Jansen, 1 wide wide outside leg. It was quite full, and angling in. Jansen looked to flick but missed\n Bhuvneshwar to Jansen, 1 run an attempted yorker results in a low full toss on middle, and Jansen chips it towards long-on\n Bhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, 1 run another full toss around the shin on off, and clipped to wide long-on\n Bhuvneshwar to Jansen, no run Jansen looks to scoop, and is beaten. There's a light-hearted appeal for caught behind, but it's turned down. Patidar reviews, though. Replays confirm there is no bat or glove involved, so it stays not out. Jansen had got across the stumps at this length ball just outside off, and missed his attempted scoop\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, 1 run he sees Shashank backing away, and fires a yorker outside leg. Shashank can only squeeze it back on the pitch\n Hazlewood to Jansen, 1 run short in length, and on off or thereabouts. Jansen shapes to pull, but then awkwardly slaps it towards deep point. The ball may have come on slower than expected\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, 1 run a low full toss slanting into middle. Clipped to deep midwicket\n Hazlewood to Jansen, 1 run another low full toss. Jansen makes room, and Hazlewood bowls just above his front toe. Clipped off the inside half of the bat to fine leg\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, no run perfect execution! Hazlewood launches another yorker, and this one is around sixth stump. Shashank looks to squeeze it out, but is beaten\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, 2 runs another yorker, and this arrives on middle. Shashank opens his stance up, and whips it wide of short fine leg\n Bhuvneshwar to Jansen, 1 run this time it is Bhuvi firing a yorker. This lands on off after angling in, and is dug out close to the pitch on the off side\n Bhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, 1 run there's no answer to those inch-perfect yorkers!! This lands on off, and Shashank can only helicopter his way towards long-on\n Bhuvneshwar to Jansen, 1 run Jitesh doves to his left and gets a hand, and takes the pace off the ball. It was a slower ball on a length on the stumps, and Jansen looked to hoick across the line, but got an inside edge\n Bhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, 1 run Shashank walks down to try and distract Bhuvi, but you can do anything but that today. Bhuvi still nails it to land bang at the base of the bat, as Shashank jams it towards cover\n Bhuvneshwar to Jansen, 1 run an attempted yorker on middle and off, and it arrives as a low full toss. Flung away to deep midwicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Shashank Singh, 2 runs dropped by Dayal at short third! He went grabbing at it while tumbling to his right, and the ball hardly stuck. Bhuvi bowled this wide of off after seeing Shashank shape for the scoop, but Shashank improvised and went for the reverse scoop instead. Eventually, the ball trickled off Dayal's fingers to give Shashank two\n Hazlewood to Jansen, 1 run on a few bounces to the fine-leg fielder moving forward, as Hazlewood bowls on a back of a length on the stumps, and Jansen mistimes his pull. The ball went off the higher side of the bat there\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, 1 run another yorker, which arrives on middle and off at 136kph. Shashank whips to long-on by staying deep in the crease\n Hazlewood to Jansen, 1 run what's the count of these yorkers? I've long lost it. This one tails back in to land on leg, as Jansen jams his bat down for a bottom-edged single to square leg\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, no run excellent consistency! This is a... yorker, and just outside off. Shashank looks to flash at it with a flat bat, but is beaten\n Hazlewood to Shashank Singh, 1 run this swings in to arrive on a yorker length on middle and off, and is driven hard to long-on\n Hazlewood to Jansen, SIX runs wow, finally Jansen is able to launch a yorker away!! He backed away, and while always knowing that it would be a yorker, he has a full swing of the bat to fire the ball for a big six down the ground","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Inglis","Inglis","Jansen","Prabhsimran","Shashank Singh","Shreyas Iyer","Stoinis","Wadhera"],"Runs":[22.0,28.0,28.0,25.0,33.0,31.0,6.0,1.0,5.0],"Balls_Faced":[15,17,17,20,17,33,10,2,6],"Fours":[3,2,2,0,5,1,1,0,0],"Sixes":[1,1,1,2,1,0,0,0,0],"S\/R":[146.67,164.71,164.71,125.0,194.12,93.94,60.0,50.0,83.33],"dismissal":["c David b Pandya","run out (David\/Kohli\/\u2020Sharma)","b Suyash Sharma","Not Out","c David b Pandya","Not Out","c Pandya b Shepherd","b Suyash Sharma","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Hazlewood","Krunal","Shepherd","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[24,24,24,12,24,12],"Runs_Given":[26.0,39.0,25.0,18.0,25.0,22.0],"Wickets":[0,0,2,1,2,0],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,2.0,4.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Chahar to Rasheed, no run .Punched to cover. This was full and swinging away. Rasheed drives it along the ground .to the fielder .See all photos . .Shaik Rasheed Career stats in T20s .INNS .17 .RUNS .379 .SR .127.60 .AVE .29.15 .HS .100*\nChahar to Rasheed, no run .Full around off, punched to mid-on. This was swinging in from outside off\nChahar to Rasheed, 1 run .First run of the game! This is full on off, with that away movement again, and Rasheed .pushes it to mid-off and takes off for a quick single .Stays over the wicket to Ravindra\nChahar to Ravindra, no run .Edge doesn't carry! It's full and swinging away from the left-handed batter. Ravindra .looks to block and the ball kisses the outside edge but dies down on the slip fielder\nChahar to Ravindra, 1 run .On a length on leg, finishing on middle. Ravindra taps it towards extra cover for a quick .run\nChahar to Rasheed, 2 runs .Back of length outside off with that away movement again. Rasheed meets it with a .handsome punch between cover and mid-off for a brace\nBoult to Ravindra, no run .What a beauty first up! Pitches it up outside off, 133kph, the ball swings away to just .beat the outside edge as Ravindra looks to cover drive\nBoult to Ravindra, 2 runs .Full outside off, Ravindra this time gets plenty of bat on it as he punches it firmly down .the ground, but doesn't get it straight enough of Santner at mid-off, who scrambles .across to stop that. They manage to run two\nBoult to Ravindra, 2 runs .Punched between mid-off and extra cover this time as he gets a length ball around off, .Santner gives chase again and saves a boundary\nBoult to Ravindra, no run .Another outswinger outside off, Ravindra with another firm drive but can't beat cover to .his right\nBoult to Ravindra, no run .Leading edge rolls to short third. Rachin comes down the track to this full outswinger .and looks to whip it leg side, but it goes off the outside half but along the surface\nBoult to Ravindra, no run .Boult persists with the outswingers to Ravindra, who he has never dismissed in a T20, .and Ravindra drives it nicely, but straight to the cover fielder\nChahar to Rasheed, no run .Full outside off, Rasheed brings his bat down with an open face to steer it to point\nChahar to Rasheed, no run .On a length outside off, punched out to point\nChahar to Rasheed, 2 runs .Full outside off, Ravindra looks to swing it leg side but gets an inside edge that goes to .short fine leg's left. Deep square leg does well to race across and prevent a boundary\nChahar to Rasheed, 2 runs .Dug in short, Rasheed stands tall and pulls it square, but still can't get a boundary. Boult .this time has to run to his left, and CSK get two more\nChahar to Rasheed, no run .Swing and a miss! Bumped in short outside off, Rasheed looks to pull but can't connect\nChahar to Rasheed, FOUR runs .And CSK finally get their first boundary! Rasheed gives charge to this short ball outside .off and manages to swat it in front of square. This time, Boult has too much ground to .cover to his left\nAshwani Kumar to Ravindra, OUT .And he strikes first ball! Length ball, cross-seam, outside off. Ravindra swipes, looking .to go down the ground, but the ball is veering away to take the outside edge and .Rickelton does the rest. MI have first blood .Rachin Ravindra c \u2020Rickelton b Ashwani Kumar 5 (9b 0x4 0x6 15m) SR: 55.55\nAshwani Kumar to Mhatre, 1 run .Ashwani almost gets two in two! Full and angled across, he looks to drive it on the off .side and it comes off the outside half and he nearly chips it to the mid-off fielder, but it .doesn't carry\nAshwani Kumar to Rasheed, 1 run .Full on the pads, tucked out to deep square leg .So, in both the games Ashwani has played at the Wankhede, he has struck with his first .ball!\nAshwani Kumar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .And that's some way to mark your debut! Full outside off, cross-seam, and Mhatre waits .on it before drilling it straight of mid-off!\nAshwani Kumar to Mhatre, SIX runs .Oh what a shot! This is in the slot on the pads and Mhatre just lifts it up and dumps it .over deep midwicket! Wristily played there\nAshwani Kumar to Mhatre, SIX runs .And he keeps going! Ashwani goes short this time, but Mhatre is up to the task. Gets on .his toes and swats a pull over square leg! Almost out in his first ball, 16 runs off his next .three. Thrilling debut for the local boy!\nChahar to Rasheed, 1 run .Slower ball, full outside off, eased towards point for a quick run .All eyes on Mhatre!\nChahar to Mhatre, 1 wide .Chahar goes for the bouncer, but goes too short. Mhatre looks to pull, but that flies over .him\nChahar to Mhatre, no run .On a length around middle and coming in with the angle, Mhatre looks to work it leg side .but misses and it bobs back to Chahar off his thigh\nChahar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .And the Mhatre show continues! Dug in short outside off, Mhatre has enough room to .flat-bat this back over the bowler's head\nChahar to Mhatre, 1 run .Another good shot, but this time to the fielder! Backs away to the length ball outside off .and punches this in front of point, but Dhir does excellently to stop that\nChahar to Rasheed, 2 runs .Rasheed works this through midwicket and picks up a brace\nChahar to Rasheed, no run .Short outside off, Rasheed pulls out of the shot. That was a slower bouncer\nSantner to Mhatre, 1 run .On a length outside off, Mhatre goes back to clip it out to deep midwicket\nSantner to Rasheed, 1 leg bye .Floated full on middle, he gets forward to work it leg side and misses and the ball rolls .square off his pad\nSantner to Mhatre, no run .Tossed up outside off, he works it to backward point but the single is turned down by .Rasheed\nSantner to Mhatre, 1 run .Full outside off, Mhatre eases a drive to long-off .Five sixes in the powerplay by CSK this season so far - Two by Ayush Mhatre in the .previous over, two by Ruturaj Gaikwad vs MI in the first match.\nSantner to Rasheed, 2 runs .Manages to get this over backward point and short third! Backed away to this full ball .outside off. He was reaching for it as he aimed to go inside out and gets a thick top .edge that clears the infield\nSantner to Rasheed, no run .This one comes in with the angle and Santner appeals for lbw as Rasheed is late to .bring his bat down. They don't bother with the appeal. Replays show that it was pad .first, and that it was three reds on ball-tracking! .Today's wait for the first boundary has been the second-longest of the season, after .CSK against Rajasthan Royals earlier in the season!\nChahar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Clattered away! Back of length otuside off, Mhatre clears his front leg and slaps this off .the back foot between cover and mid-off! That was aerial but in the gap, and had .enough elevation too\nChahar to Mhatre, no run .Looks for the yorker angling in from outside off, slower ball, squeezed back to the .bowler\nChahar to Mhatre, no run .Chahar nails this yorker outside off as Mhatre can't connect as he looks to jam it out\nChahar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Chahar pulls his length back and Mhatre punishes him! It's the battle of the No. 56-es .and it's the one in yellow who is winning right now. Knuckle ball on a length outside off .and Mhatre firmly punches it to the cover fielder's left. Hardik, diving, can't stop it\nChahar to Mhatre, 1 wide .Short outside off and that's considered too high by the umpire\nChahar to Mhatre, OUT .Deepak Chahar has the last laugh! It's a legcutter on a short of good length and Mhatre .slices it off the toe end as he looks to hoick it away. Santner at long-on backtracks and .does well to hold on without losing balance! A fantastic debut comes to an end .Ayush Mhatre c Santner b Chahar 32 (15b 4x4 2x6 18m) SR: 213.33\nChahar to Jadeja, 2 runs .Full and wide, Jadeja reaches out and eases it to deep point\nSantner to Rasheed, 1 run .On a length around off, he goes back and tucks it out to deep midwicket\nSantner to Jadeja, 1 run .Loopy delivery, full on off, Jadeja pushes this wide of long-on for a single\nSantner to Rasheed, 1 run .Goes back and clips this length ball outside off to deep midwicket\nSantner to Jadeja, no run .Full and flat on off, Jadeja skips out and clips it to midwicket . .Ravindra Jadeja vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .314 .OUTS .9 .4s\/6s .14\/23 .SR .140.80 .AVE .34.88\nSantner to Jadeja, 1 run .On a length outside off, Jadeja skips down again and punches this straight of Hardik at .midwicket\nSantner to Rasheed, OUT .Oh beautiful from Santner, and we have a check for a stumping. And Rasheed is .walking! Loops this up outside off at 77.4kph, drawing Rasheed forward, it spins away .sharply as Rasheed loses all balance trying to push it towards cover. Rickelton is quick .to take off the bails and Rasheed's outstretched back leg is far from the crease! Classic .left-arm spinner's dismissal that. Santner damaging his old team, like Chahar did in the .previous over .Shaik Rasheed st \u2020Rickelton b Santner 19 (20b 1x4 0x6 41m) SR: 95\nBumrah to Jadeja, 1 run .Full outside off, pushed towards deep-ish cover for a quick run . .Shivam Dube vs Jasprit Bumrah .BALLS .26 .RUNS .19 .OUTS .2 .SR .73.07 .4s\/6s .2\/0\nBumrah to Dube, no run .Very full around middle, hint of late movement away, and Dube pushes it out to .midwicket\nBumrah to Dube, no run .On a length around middle and off, it holds on the surface a bit as Dube looks to defend. .Pops off a little high on the bat but dies on Bumrah\nBumrah to Dube, no run .ON a length on off, punched to short cover. Pressure building here on Dube!\nBumrah to Dube, 1 run .Low full toss around off, Dube punches it down the ground to mid-off. Hardik fumbles it .but they only get a single .Jacks could come on for the next over, Vishal tells me. Two left-handers at the crease .so makes sense\nBumrah to Jadeja, 1 run .Punched towards mid-off and Jadeja wants the single but there is a mix-up as Dube .sends him back. However, he gets back safe and the throw is off target and they get a .run on the overthrow .And that will be timeout\nJacks to Jadeja, no run .Fires the first one Full on off, gets some turn but Jadeja keeps it out\nJacks to Jadeja, 1 run .On a length outside off, Jadeja rocks back to cut it away to deep cover .Will Dube take on the spinner right away?\nJacks to Dube, no run .On a length outside off, Dube stands tall and punches this to the cover fielder\nJacks to Dube, no run .On a length around off and this one comes on with the angle. Dube tucks it to midwicket\nJacks to Dube, 1 run .Tossed up outside off, Dube drives it out to long-off for a single. Jacks getting plenty of .purchase here! . .Ravindra Jadeja vs offspin in T20s .RUNS .350 .OUTS .14 .4s\/6s .17\/12 .SR .105.10 .AVE .35.00\nJacks to Jadeja, 2 runs .Full on middle, he looks to sweep and it goes behind square leg into the gap. They .manage to get two .And here's Suds. Let him know how much you think CSK will make today","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs MI, 38th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Chahar to Rasheed, no run Punched to cover. This was full and swinging away. Rasheed drives it along the ground to the fielder See all photos Shaik Rasheed Career stats in T20s INNS 17 RUNS 379 SR 127.60 AVE 29.15 HS 100*\n Chahar to Rasheed, no run Full around off, punched to mid-on. This was swinging in from outside off\n Chahar to Rasheed, 1 run First run of the game! This is full on off, with that away movement again, and Rasheed pushes it to mid-off and takes off for a quick single Stays over the wicket to Ravindra\n Chahar to Ravindra, no run Edge doesn't carry! It's full and swinging away from the left-handed batter. Ravindra looks to block and the ball kisses the outside edge but dies down on the slip fielder\n Chahar to Ravindra, 1 run On a length on leg, finishing on middle. Ravindra taps it towards extra cover for a quick run\n Chahar to Rasheed, 2 runs Back of length outside off with that away movement again. Rasheed meets it with a handsome punch between cover and mid-off for a brace\n Boult to Ravindra, no run What a beauty first up! Pitches it up outside off, 133kph, the ball swings away to just beat the outside edge as Ravindra looks to cover drive\n Boult to Ravindra, 2 runs Full outside off, Ravindra this time gets plenty of bat on it as he punches it firmly down the ground, but doesn't get it straight enough of Santner at mid-off, who scrambles across to stop that. They manage to run two\n Boult to Ravindra, 2 runs Punched between mid-off and extra cover this time as he gets a length ball around off, Santner gives chase again and saves a boundary\n Boult to Ravindra, no run Another outswinger outside off, Ravindra with another firm drive but can't beat cover to his right\n Boult to Ravindra, no run Leading edge rolls to short third. Rachin comes down the track to this full outswinger and looks to whip it leg side, but it goes off the outside half but along the surface\n Boult to Ravindra, no run Boult persists with the outswingers to Ravindra, who he has never dismissed in a T20, and Ravindra drives it nicely, but straight to the cover fielder\n Chahar to Rasheed, no run Full outside off, Rasheed brings his bat down with an open face to steer it to point\n Chahar to Rasheed, no run On a length outside off, punched out to point\n Chahar to Rasheed, 2 runs Full outside off, Ravindra looks to swing it leg side but gets an inside edge that goes to short fine leg's left. Deep square leg does well to race across and prevent a boundary\n Chahar to Rasheed, 2 runs Dug in short, Rasheed stands tall and pulls it square, but still can't get a boundary. Boult this time has to run to his left, and CSK get two more\n Chahar to Rasheed, no run Swing and a miss! Bumped in short outside off, Rasheed looks to pull but can't connect\n Chahar to Rasheed, FOUR runs And CSK finally get their first boundary! Rasheed gives charge to this short ball outside off and manages to swat it in front of square. This time, Boult has too much ground to cover to his left\n Ashwani Kumar to Ravindra, OUT And he strikes first ball! Length ball, cross-seam, outside off. Ravindra swipes, looking to go down the ground, but the ball is veering away to take the outside edge and Rickelton does the rest. MI have first blood \n Ashwani Kumar to Mhatre, 1 run Ashwani almost gets two in two! Full and angled across, he looks to drive it on the off side and it comes off the outside half and he nearly chips it to the mid-off fielder, but it doesn't carry\n Ashwani Kumar to Rasheed, 1 run Full on the pads, tucked out to deep square leg So, in both the games Ashwani has played at the Wankhede, he has struck with his first ball!\n Ashwani Kumar to Mhatre, FOUR runs And that's some way to mark your debut! Full outside off, cross-seam, and Mhatre waits on it before drilling it straight of mid-off!\n Ashwani Kumar to Mhatre, SIX runs Oh what a shot! This is in the slot on the pads and Mhatre just lifts it up and dumps it over deep midwicket! Wristily played there\n Ashwani Kumar to Mhatre, SIX runs And he keeps going! Ashwani goes short this time, but Mhatre is up to the task. Gets on his toes and swats a pull over square leg! Almost out in his first ball, 16 runs off his next three. Thrilling debut for the local boy!\n Chahar to Rasheed, 1 run Slower ball, full outside off, eased towards point for a quick run All eyes on Mhatre!\n Chahar to Mhatre, 1 wide Chahar goes for the bouncer, but goes too short. Mhatre looks to pull, but that flies over him\n Chahar to Mhatre, no run On a length around middle and coming in with the angle, Mhatre looks to work it leg side but misses and it bobs back to Chahar off his thigh\n Chahar to Mhatre, FOUR runs And the Mhatre show continues! Dug in short outside off, Mhatre has enough room to flat-bat this back over the bowler's head\n Chahar to Mhatre, 1 run Another good shot, but this time to the fielder! Backs away to the length ball outside off and punches this in front of point, but Dhir does excellently to stop that\n Chahar to Rasheed, 2 runs Rasheed works this through midwicket and picks up a brace\n Chahar to Rasheed, no run Short outside off, Rasheed pulls out of the shot. That was a slower bouncer\n Santner to Mhatre, 1 run On a length outside off, Mhatre goes back to clip it out to deep midwicket\n Santner to Rasheed, 1 leg bye Floated full on middle, he gets forward to work it leg side and misses and the ball rolls square off his pad\n Santner to Mhatre, no run Tossed up outside off, he works it to backward point but the single is turned down by Rasheed\n Santner to Mhatre, 1 run Full outside off, Mhatre eases a drive to long-off Five sixes in the powerplay by CSK this season so far - Two by Ayush Mhatre in the previous over, two by Ruturaj Gaikwad vs MI in the first match.\n Santner to Rasheed, 2 runs Manages to get this over backward point and short third! Backed away to this full ball outside off. He was reaching for it as he aimed to go inside out and gets a thick top edge that clears the infield\n Santner to Rasheed, no run This one comes in with the angle and Santner appeals for lbw as Rasheed is late to bring his bat down. They don't bother with the appeal. Replays show that it was pad first, and that it was three reds on ball-tracking! Today's wait for the first boundary has been the second-longest of the season, after CSK against Rajasthan Royals earlier in the season!\n Chahar to Mhatre, FOUR runs Clattered away! Back of length otuside off, Mhatre clears his front leg and slaps this off the back foot between cover and mid-off! That was aerial but in the gap, and had enough elevation too\n Chahar to Mhatre, no run Looks for the yorker angling in from outside off, slower ball, squeezed back to the bowler\n Chahar to Mhatre, no run Chahar nails this yorker outside off as Mhatre can't connect as he looks to jam it out\n Chahar to Mhatre, FOUR runs Chahar pulls his length back and Mhatre punishes him! It's the battle of the No. 56-es and it's the one in yellow who is winning right now. Knuckle ball on a length outside off and Mhatre firmly punches it to the cover fielder's left. Hardik, diving, can't stop it\n Chahar to Mhatre, 1 wide Short outside off and that's considered too high by the umpire\n Chahar to Mhatre, OUT Deepak Chahar has the last laugh! It's a legcutter on a short of good length and Mhatre slices it off the toe end as he looks to hoick it away. Santner at long-on backtracks and does well to hold on without losing balance! A fantastic debut comes to an end \n Chahar to Jadeja, 2 runs Full and wide, Jadeja reaches out and eases it to deep point\n Santner to Rasheed, 1 run On a length around off, he goes back and tucks it out to deep midwicket\n Santner to Jadeja, 1 run Loopy delivery, full on off, Jadeja pushes this wide of long-on for a single\n Santner to Rasheed, 1 run Goes back and clips this length ball outside off to deep midwicket\n Santner to Jadeja, no run Full and flat on off, Jadeja skips out and clips it to midwicket Ravindra Jadeja vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 314 OUTS 9 4s\/6s 14\/23 SR 140.80 AVE 34.88\n Santner to Jadeja, 1 run On a length outside off, Jadeja skips down again and punches this straight of Hardik at midwicket\n Santner to Rasheed, OUT Oh beautiful from Santner, and we have a check for a stumping. And Rasheed is walking! Loops this up outside off at 77.4kph, drawing Rasheed forward, it spins away sharply as Rasheed loses all balance trying to push it towards cover. Rickelton is quick to take off the bails and Rasheed's outstretched back leg is far from the crease! Classic left-arm spinner's dismissal that. Santner damaging his old team, like Chahar did in the previous over \n Bumrah to Jadeja, 1 run Full outside off, pushed towards deep-ish cover for a quick run Shivam Dube vs Jasprit Bumrah BALLS 26 RUNS 19 OUTS 2 SR 73.07 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Bumrah to Dube, no run Very full around middle, hint of late movement away, and Dube pushes it out to midwicket\n Bumrah to Dube, no run On a length around middle and off, it holds on the surface a bit as Dube looks to defend. Pops off a little high on the bat but dies on Bumrah\n Bumrah to Dube, no run ON a length on off, punched to short cover. Pressure building here on Dube!\n Bumrah to Dube, 1 run Low full toss around off, Dube punches it down the ground to mid-off. Hardik fumbles it but they only get a single Jacks could come on for the next over, Vishal tells me. Two left-handers at the crease so makes sense\n Bumrah to Jadeja, 1 run Punched towards mid-off and Jadeja wants the single but there is a mix-up as Dube sends him back. However, he gets back safe and the throw is off target and they get a run on the overthrow And that will be timeout\n Jacks to Jadeja, no run Fires the first one Full on off, gets some turn but Jadeja keeps it out\n Jacks to Jadeja, 1 run On a length outside off, Jadeja rocks back to cut it away to deep cover Will Dube take on the spinner right away?\n Jacks to Dube, no run On a length outside off, Dube stands tall and punches this to the cover fielder\n Jacks to Dube, no run On a length around off and this one comes on with the angle. Dube tucks it to midwicket\n Jacks to Dube, 1 run Tossed up outside off, Dube drives it out to long-off for a single. Jacks getting plenty of purchase here! Ravindra Jadeja vs offspin in T20s RUNS 350 OUTS 14 4s\/6s 17\/12 SR 105.10 AVE 35.00\n Jacks to Jadeja, 2 runs Full on middle, he looks to sweep and it goes behind square leg into the gap. They manage to get two And here's Suds. Let him know how much you think CSK will make today","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Dube","Jadeja","Mhatre","Rasheed","Ravindra"],"Runs":[2.0,9.0,32.0,19.0,5.0],"Balls_Faced":[7,9,15,20,9],"Fours":[0,0,4,1,0],"Sixes":[0,0,2,0,0],"S\/R":[28.57,100.0,213.33,95.0,55.56],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Santner b Chahar","st \u2020Rickelton b Santner","c \u2020Rickelton b Ashwani Kumar"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwani Kumar","Boult","Bumrah","Chahar","Jacks","Santner"],"Balls":[6,6,6,24,6,12],"Runs_Given":[18.0,4.0,3.0,32.0,4.0,8.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,1,0,1],"Overs":[1.0,1.0,1.0,4.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Chahar to Rasheed, no run .Punched to cover. This was full and swinging away. Rasheed drives it along the ground .to the fielder .See all photos . .Shaik Rasheed Career stats in T20s .INNS .17 .RUNS .379 .SR .127.60 .AVE .29.15 .HS .100*\nChahar to Rasheed, no run .Full around off, punched to mid-on. This was swinging in from outside off\nChahar to Rasheed, 1 run .First run of the game! This is full on off, with that away movement again, and Rasheed .pushes it to mid-off and takes off for a quick single .Stays over the wicket to Ravindra\nChahar to Ravindra, no run .Edge doesn't carry! It's full and swinging away from the left-handed batter. Ravindra .looks to block and the ball kisses the outside edge but dies down on the slip fielder\nChahar to Ravindra, 1 run .On a length on leg, finishing on middle. Ravindra taps it towards extra cover for a quick .run\nChahar to Rasheed, 2 runs .Back of length outside off with that away movement again. Rasheed meets it with a .handsome punch between cover and mid-off for a brace\nBoult to Ravindra, no run .What a beauty first up! Pitches it up outside off, 133kph, the ball swings away to just .beat the outside edge as Ravindra looks to cover drive\nBoult to Ravindra, 2 runs .Full outside off, Ravindra this time gets plenty of bat on it as he punches it firmly down .the ground, but doesn't get it straight enough of Santner at mid-off, who scrambles .across to stop that. They manage to run two\nBoult to Ravindra, 2 runs .Punched between mid-off and extra cover this time as he gets a length ball around off, .Santner gives chase again and saves a boundary\nBoult to Ravindra, no run .Another outswinger outside off, Ravindra with another firm drive but can't beat cover to .his right\nBoult to Ravindra, no run .Leading edge rolls to short third. Rachin comes down the track to this full outswinger .and looks to whip it leg side, but it goes off the outside half but along the surface\nBoult to Ravindra, no run .Boult persists with the outswingers to Ravindra, who he has never dismissed in a T20, .and Ravindra drives it nicely, but straight to the cover fielder\nChahar to Rasheed, no run .Full outside off, Rasheed brings his bat down with an open face to steer it to point\nChahar to Rasheed, no run .On a length outside off, punched out to point\nChahar to Rasheed, 2 runs .Full outside off, Ravindra looks to swing it leg side but gets an inside edge that goes to .short fine leg's left. Deep square leg does well to race across and prevent a boundary\nChahar to Rasheed, 2 runs .Dug in short, Rasheed stands tall and pulls it square, but still can't get a boundary. Boult .this time has to run to his left, and CSK get two more\nChahar to Rasheed, no run .Swing and a miss! Bumped in short outside off, Rasheed looks to pull but can't connect\nChahar to Rasheed, FOUR runs .And CSK finally get their first boundary! Rasheed gives charge to this short ball outside .off and manages to swat it in front of square. This time, Boult has too much ground to .cover to his left\nAshwani Kumar to Ravindra, OUT .And he strikes first ball! Length ball, cross-seam, outside off. Ravindra swipes, looking .to go down the ground, but the ball is veering away to take the outside edge and .Rickelton does the rest. MI have first blood .Rachin Ravindra c \u2020Rickelton b Ashwani Kumar 5 (9b 0x4 0x6 15m) SR: 55.55\nAshwani Kumar to Mhatre, 1 run .Ashwani almost gets two in two! Full and angled across, he looks to drive it on the off .side and it comes off the outside half and he nearly chips it to the mid-off fielder, but it .doesn't carry\nAshwani Kumar to Rasheed, 1 run .Full on the pads, tucked out to deep square leg .So, in both the games Ashwani has played at the Wankhede, he has struck with his first .ball!\nAshwani Kumar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .And that's some way to mark your debut! Full outside off, cross-seam, and Mhatre waits .on it before drilling it straight of mid-off!\nAshwani Kumar to Mhatre, SIX runs .Oh what a shot! This is in the slot on the pads and Mhatre just lifts it up and dumps it .over deep midwicket! Wristily played there\nAshwani Kumar to Mhatre, SIX runs .And he keeps going! Ashwani goes short this time, but Mhatre is up to the task. Gets on .his toes and swats a pull over square leg! Almost out in his first ball, 16 runs off his next .three. Thrilling debut for the local boy!\nChahar to Rasheed, 1 run .Slower ball, full outside off, eased towards point for a quick run .All eyes on Mhatre!\nChahar to Mhatre, 1 wide .Chahar goes for the bouncer, but goes too short. Mhatre looks to pull, but that flies over .him\nChahar to Mhatre, no run .On a length around middle and coming in with the angle, Mhatre looks to work it leg side .but misses and it bobs back to Chahar off his thigh\nChahar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .And the Mhatre show continues! Dug in short outside off, Mhatre has enough room to .flat-bat this back over the bowler's head\nChahar to Mhatre, 1 run .Another good shot, but this time to the fielder! Backs away to the length ball outside off .and punches this in front of point, but Dhir does excellently to stop that\nChahar to Rasheed, 2 runs .Rasheed works this through midwicket and picks up a brace\nChahar to Rasheed, no run .Short outside off, Rasheed pulls out of the shot. That was a slower bouncer\nSantner to Mhatre, 1 run .On a length outside off, Mhatre goes back to clip it out to deep midwicket\nSantner to Rasheed, 1 leg bye .Floated full on middle, he gets forward to work it leg side and misses and the ball rolls .square off his pad\nSantner to Mhatre, no run .Tossed up outside off, he works it to backward point but the single is turned down by .Rasheed\nSantner to Mhatre, 1 run .Full outside off, Mhatre eases a drive to long-off .Five sixes in the powerplay by CSK this season so far - Two by Ayush Mhatre in the .previous over, two by Ruturaj Gaikwad vs MI in the first match.\nSantner to Rasheed, 2 runs .Manages to get this over backward point and short third! Backed away to this full ball .outside off. He was reaching for it as he aimed to go inside out and gets a thick top .edge that clears the infield\nSantner to Rasheed, no run .This one comes in with the angle and Santner appeals for lbw as Rasheed is late to .bring his bat down. They don't bother with the appeal. Replays show that it was pad .first, and that it was three reds on ball-tracking! .Today's wait for the first boundary has been the second-longest of the season, after .CSK against Rajasthan Royals earlier in the season!\nChahar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Clattered away! Back of length otuside off, Mhatre clears his front leg and slaps this off .the back foot between cover and mid-off! That was aerial but in the gap, and had .enough elevation too\nChahar to Mhatre, no run .Looks for the yorker angling in from outside off, slower ball, squeezed back to the .bowler\nChahar to Mhatre, no run .Chahar nails this yorker outside off as Mhatre can't connect as he looks to jam it out\nChahar to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Chahar pulls his length back and Mhatre punishes him! It's the battle of the No. 56-es .and it's the one in yellow who is winning right now. Knuckle ball on a length outside off .and Mhatre firmly punches it to the cover fielder's left. Hardik, diving, can't stop it\nChahar to Mhatre, 1 wide .Short outside off and that's considered too high by the umpire\nChahar to Mhatre, OUT .Deepak Chahar has the last laugh! It's a legcutter on a short of good length and Mhatre .slices it off the toe end as he looks to hoick it away. Santner at long-on backtracks and .does well to hold on without losing balance! A fantastic debut comes to an end .Ayush Mhatre c Santner b Chahar 32 (15b 4x4 2x6 18m) SR: 213.33\nChahar to Jadeja, 2 runs .Full and wide, Jadeja reaches out and eases it to deep point\nSantner to Rasheed, 1 run .On a length around off, he goes back and tucks it out to deep midwicket\nSantner to Jadeja, 1 run .Loopy delivery, full on off, Jadeja pushes this wide of long-on for a single\nSantner to Rasheed, 1 run .Goes back and clips this length ball outside off to deep midwicket\nSantner to Jadeja, no run .Full and flat on off, Jadeja skips out and clips it to midwicket . .Ravindra Jadeja vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .314 .OUTS .9 .4s\/6s .14\/23 .SR .140.80 .AVE .34.88\nSantner to Jadeja, 1 run .On a length outside off, Jadeja skips down again and punches this straight of Hardik at .midwicket\nSantner to Rasheed, OUT .Oh beautiful from Santner, and we have a check for a stumping. And Rasheed is .walking! Loops this up outside off at 77.4kph, drawing Rasheed forward, it spins away .sharply as Rasheed loses all balance trying to push it towards cover. Rickelton is quick .to take off the bails and Rasheed's outstretched back leg is far from the crease! Classic .left-arm spinner's dismissal that. Santner damaging his old team, like Chahar did in the .previous over .Shaik Rasheed st \u2020Rickelton b Santner 19 (20b 1x4 0x6 41m) SR: 95\nBumrah to Jadeja, 1 run .Full outside off, pushed towards deep-ish cover for a quick run . .Shivam Dube vs Jasprit Bumrah .BALLS .26 .RUNS .19 .OUTS .2 .SR .73.07 .4s\/6s .2\/0\nBumrah to Dube, no run .Very full around middle, hint of late movement away, and Dube pushes it out to .midwicket\nBumrah to Dube, no run .On a length around middle and off, it holds on the surface a bit as Dube looks to defend. .Pops off a little high on the bat but dies on Bumrah\nBumrah to Dube, no run .ON a length on off, punched to short cover. Pressure building here on Dube!\nBumrah to Dube, 1 run .Low full toss around off, Dube punches it down the ground to mid-off. Hardik fumbles it .but they only get a single .Jacks could come on for the next over, Vishal tells me. Two left-handers at the crease .so makes sense\nBumrah to Jadeja, 1 run .Punched towards mid-off and Jadeja wants the single but there is a mix-up as Dube .sends him back. However, he gets back safe and the throw is off target and they get a .run on the overthrow .And that will be timeout\nJacks to Jadeja, no run .Fires the first one Full on off, gets some turn but Jadeja keeps it out\nJacks to Jadeja, 1 run .On a length outside off, Jadeja rocks back to cut it away to deep cover .Will Dube take on the spinner right away?\nJacks to Dube, no run .On a length outside off, Dube stands tall and punches this to the cover fielder\nJacks to Dube, no run .On a length around off and this one comes on with the angle. Dube tucks it to midwicket\nJacks to Dube, 1 run .Tossed up outside off, Dube drives it out to long-off for a single. Jacks getting plenty of .purchase here! . .Ravindra Jadeja vs offspin in T20s .RUNS .350 .OUTS .14 .4s\/6s .17\/12 .SR .105.10 .AVE .35.00\nJacks to Jadeja, 2 runs .Full on middle, he looks to sweep and it goes behind square leg into the gap. They .manage to get two .And here's Suds. Let him know how much you think CSK will make today\nHardik to Dube, no run .Length ball outside off, slightly short, slapped to mid-off\nHardik to Dube, no run .Yorker on middle and leg, 129.6kph, digs it out back to the bowler\nHardik to Dube, 1 run .Full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\nHardik to Jadeja, no run .Straight in line of the stumps, very full again, Jadeja defensively drives it back\nHardik to Jadeja, 1 run .Low full toss on middle and leg, 132.9kph, Jadeja whips it through midwicket. Jadeja .wants two but is sent back in time by Dube . .Ravindra Jadeja vs Hardik Pandya .BALLS .11 .RUNS .10 .OUTS .1 .SR .90.90 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nHardik to Dube, 1 run .Short and angling away outside off, he stands tall and slashes it to deep point\nBoult to Dube, 1 run .Low full toss on middle and leg, flicked through midwicket\nBoult to Jadeja, 1 run .Low full toss on off, whipped down to long-on\nBoult to Dube, 2 runs .Another full toss, muscled wide of long-on, Santner does well but cannot prevent two\nBoult to Dube, FOUR runs .Bludgeoned! Finally Dube connects one. Hangs back to the length ball, looked like the .cross-seamer. He pulls it through forward square leg and splits the gap in the deep\nBoult to Dube, 1 run .Low full toss on the pad again, aiming for the yorker, flicked straight to deep midwicket\nBoult to Jadeja, no run .Short and off-pace, angling in on middle and leg, Jadeja gets inside the line to pull but .misses. Looks to the square leg umps for the wide but it isn't called. And Jaddu doesn't .review\nBumrah to Dube, 1 run .Bowls it on a length from around the wicket, punched on the up to long-on . .Ravindra Jadeja vs Jasprit Bumrah .BALLS .39 .RUNS .53 .OUTS .1 .SR .135.89 .4s\/6s .7\/0\nBumrah to Jadeja, FOUR runs .Short and angling in, Jadeja manages to play it fine. Climbs only hip high, he gets inside .the line of it and pulls through fine leg. The man in the deep behind square on the leg .side was not fine\nBumrah to Jadeja, 1 run .Length ball on off and middle, clipped through backward square leg\nBumrah to Dube, 1 run .Backs away early, Bumrah follows him with a fuller one, punched down past the non- .striker\nBumrah to Jadeja, 1 run .Very full on leg, flicked through backward square leg\nBumrah to Dube, 1 wide .Slower one down leg, 123kph, Dube doesn't make contact\nBumrah to Dube, 1 run .Another slower one, 121.8kph, this time it is a low full toss. Dube gets a thick inside .edge through backward square leg\nHardik to Dube, 1 run .Full on leg, flicks it aerially on the bounce to deep backward square leg\nHardik to Jadeja, 1 run .Full toss angling away from off, hit straight to long-on. Perhaps caught Jaddu by .surprise\nHardik to Dube, SIX runs .There goes Dube, connects one off the meat and sends it over deep midwicket. He has .been trying this for a while now, finally gets one. Full on leg, he clears his front leg and .manages to get under it, 100 up for CSK\nHardik to Dube, 1 run .Full on off, belted past Hardik to long-on\nHardik to Jadeja, 1 leg bye .Jadeja misses out! Length ball on the pad, he goes for the flick but gets it off the pad to .short fine leg. Had he got even a little bat on that, it could have raced away\nHardik to Dube, 1 run .Slower length ball outside off, slapped to deep point. Just 11 off the over despite that .six\nBoult to Dube, FOUR runs .Rocketed down the ground! Full on off, once again Dube clears his front leg and puts .Jadeja at the non-striker in his firing line. Jaddu ducks and SKY at long-on had no .chance\nBoult to Dube, 1 wide .Sprays a full toss down leg, he misses .Field changes now. Having more protection to the off side, the longer side\nBoult to Dube, SIX runs .And that DISAPPEARS over fine leg into the crowd! No way you are protecting any side .of the ground if you bowl full tosses. That is juicy and on the leg, Dube flicks and gets a .top edge that flies. Fifty of the partnership up .A message sent to the middle from the CSK camp\nBoult to Dube, no run .Low full toss outside off, slapped straight to mid-off\nBoult to Dube, 2 runs .Superb effort, Jacks. Another low full toss on leg, Dube flicks it all along the ground to .deep midwicket, where he gets around, slides and saves a certain boundary\nBoult to Dube, 1 run .Length ball outside off, cross-bats it down to long-on, had to fetch it from outside off, .hence did not connect well. Was the slower one at 125.3kph\nBoult to Jadeja, 1 run .Yorker outside off, jammed towards mid-off for a quick one. .Timeout\nAshwani Kumar to Jadeja, FOUR runs .Greeted with a boundary! Length ball wide outside off, 128.3kph, Jadeja has enough .width on offer and he slaps it over cover\nAshwani Kumar to Jadeja, 1 run .Very full outside off, squeezed through cover\nAshwani Kumar to Dube, SIX runs .Dropped and six! Oh, Bumrah. Was not an easy chance but he's parried it over. A juicy .full toss angled in to Dube hip high, he whips it aerially and almost to fine leg, who ran to .his right. Turns out he ended up over-running it a bit\nAshwani Kumar to Dube, SIX runs .No, no no! If you bowl full tosses, they will disappear. Another one at a friendly height .from around the wicket, he lofts it straight over long-on, who was briefly interested .Around the wicket\nAshwani Kumar to Dube, 1 run .Full and in the slot, heaved aerially towards deep midwicket. Dube slips and gets just .one, that is enough to bring up a half-century\nAshwani Kumar to Jadeja, SIX runs .Jadejaaaaaaaaa! Goes high and long! Once again a length ball angling away on off from .around the wicket, easy pickings for Jadeja, who gets the desired room. Lofts it straight .over for half a dozen, 24 from the over, just what CSK would have wanted heading into .the death\nBumrah to Dube, no run .Slower one outside off, Dube fails to make contact . .MS Dhoni vs Jasprit Bumrah .BALLS .61 .RUNS .60 .OUTS .3 .SR .98.36 .4s\/6s .3\/2\nBumrah to Dube, OUT .Trust Bumrah to break any dangerous partnership! He knows he has outsmarted Dube, .who can only offer a wry smile. Bumrah pats him and that's that. Slower one again from .Boom, on a length on leg, he whips it high to go over deep midwicket but hits it straight .down Jacks' throat at deep midwicket .Shivam Dube c Jacks b Bumrah 50 (32b 2x4 4x6 38m) SR: 156.25\nBumrah to Dhoni, no run .Low full toss, the slower one outside off, he only pushes it tamely to mid-off .See all photos\nBumrah to Dhoni, 1 run .Full on middle, driven down to long-on\nBumrah to Jadeja, 1 run .Low full toss on middle, whipped to deep backward square leg. It was the slower one at .124.1kph\nBumrah to Dhoni, 1 run .Low full toss on middle and leg, driven to long-on\nSantner to Dhoni, 1 run .Length ball on off, he goes back and punched it to long-on\nSantner to Jadeja, no run .Huge appeal! Is that close? MI review. Tossed up full on middle, Jadeja gets down on a .knee to slog it away but misses. It hits him on the back leg and that perhaps gets .Santner and Rickelton excited. Umpire's call on hitting the wickets, and Jadeja survives\nSantner to Jadeja, 1 wide .Sees Jadeja give the charge and fires it wide on a length. He manages to get back in in .time\nSantner to Jadeja, no run .Floated fuller on middle, gets a thick inside edge onto his back leg\nSantner to Jadeja, 1 wide .Flatter and outside off, he goes for the cut but aborts. Wide called\nSantner to Jadeja, 1 run .Darted outside off on a length, slapped straight to deep cover. Smart bowling from .Santner this\nSantner to Dhoni, 1 run .Nicely looped up outside off, lands it on a length, slows it down to 71.3kph, and gets it .to spin away, Dhoni slaps it to deep cover\nSantner to Jadeja, 1 run .Fired quicker on a length outside off, Jadeja can only slap it down to long-on. Santner .completes his three boundaryless overs, perhaps done for the night with the ball? Can't .discount another over if these two stay till the end\nBumrah to Jadeja, no run .Full toss outside off, driven straight to cover . .MS Dhoni in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .4026 .OUTS .115 .4s\/6s .307\/237 .SR .181.67 .AVE .35.00\nBumrah to Jadeja, FOUR runs .Low full toss on off, whipped to deep midwicket. Should have been a single but Jacks .over-runs it, perhaps because of the spin on the ball. It turns away from him and goes .away for four, Bumrah has his hands on his head\nBumrah to Jadeja, 1 run .High=paced, low full toss on off, drilled down to long-on\nBumrah to Dhoni, OUT .Dhoni goes for the biggie, hits it straight to the fielder! A full toss angling in on middle .and leg, he flicks it straight down deep backward square leg's throat. I don't think there .was a lot of power on the shot, MS trying to use the pace on the ball and just using his .wrists. Tilak judges it perfectly, runs in and dives to take that .MS Dhoni c Tilak Varma b Bumrah 4 (6b 0x4 0x6 12m) SR: 66.66\nBumrah to Overton, FOUR runs .The good ol' French cut! Bumrah can only stare at the batter and offer a wry smile. He .has almost nailed the yorker on leg, Overton gets a thick inside edge between his legs .and beats short fine leg\nBumrah to Overton, no run .Low full toss on middle, hit back to Bumrah, 2 for 25 for him tonight\nBoult to Jadeja, 2 runs .Excellent running. Low full toss on off, whipped to deep midwicket. Overton runs on the .throw and makes it with a slide at the bowler's end\nBoult to Jadeja, 2 runs .Another yorker, almost nailed it, Jadeja whips it through midwicket. Wants two and that .puts pressure on Tilak charging in, fires a wide throw at the bowler's end\nBoult to Jadeja, SIX runs .Full tossss, into the stands! This is a yorker gone horribly wrong. On-pace ball into .Jadeja, 135.2kph, he clears his front leg and heaves it into the deep midwicket stands\nBoult to Jadeja, FOUR runs .Whipped away well wide of short fine leg and away from deep backward square leg to .get to an important half-century, Jadeja. Full and angling in on the pads, easy pickings .for the veteran CSK allrounder .See all photos\nBoult to Jadeja, 1 run .Low full toss on off, squeezed to long-on. This time he gets just one\nBoult to Overton, 1 leg bye .Length ball on the pad, he misses the flick and it goes off his pad to short fine leg. CSK .take 16 off the last over and finish on 176 for 5","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs MI, 38th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Chahar to Rasheed, no run Punched to cover. This was full and swinging away. Rasheed drives it along the ground to the fielder See all photos Shaik Rasheed Career stats in T20s INNS 17 RUNS 379 SR 127.60 AVE 29.15 HS 100*\n Chahar to Rasheed, no run Full around off, punched to mid-on. This was swinging in from outside off\n Chahar to Rasheed, 1 run First run of the game! This is full on off, with that away movement again, and Rasheed pushes it to mid-off and takes off for a quick single Stays over the wicket to Ravindra\n Chahar to Ravindra, no run Edge doesn't carry! It's full and swinging away from the left-handed batter. Ravindra looks to block and the ball kisses the outside edge but dies down on the slip fielder\n Chahar to Ravindra, 1 run On a length on leg, finishing on middle. Ravindra taps it towards extra cover for a quick run\n Chahar to Rasheed, 2 runs Back of length outside off with that away movement again. Rasheed meets it with a handsome punch between cover and mid-off for a brace\n Boult to Ravindra, no run What a beauty first up! Pitches it up outside off, 133kph, the ball swings away to just beat the outside edge as Ravindra looks to cover drive\n Boult to Ravindra, 2 runs Full outside off, Ravindra this time gets plenty of bat on it as he punches it firmly down the ground, but doesn't get it straight enough of Santner at mid-off, who scrambles across to stop that. They manage to run two\n Boult to Ravindra, 2 runs Punched between mid-off and extra cover this time as he gets a length ball around off, Santner gives chase again and saves a boundary\n Boult to Ravindra, no run Another outswinger outside off, Ravindra with another firm drive but can't beat cover to his right\n Boult to Ravindra, no run Leading edge rolls to short third. Rachin comes down the track to this full outswinger and looks to whip it leg side, but it goes off the outside half but along the surface\n Boult to Ravindra, no run Boult persists with the outswingers to Ravindra, who he has never dismissed in a T20, and Ravindra drives it nicely, but straight to the cover fielder\n Chahar to Rasheed, no run Full outside off, Rasheed brings his bat down with an open face to steer it to point\n Chahar to Rasheed, no run On a length outside off, punched out to point\n Chahar to Rasheed, 2 runs Full outside off, Ravindra looks to swing it leg side but gets an inside edge that goes to short fine leg's left. Deep square leg does well to race across and prevent a boundary\n Chahar to Rasheed, 2 runs Dug in short, Rasheed stands tall and pulls it square, but still can't get a boundary. Boult this time has to run to his left, and CSK get two more\n Chahar to Rasheed, no run Swing and a miss! Bumped in short outside off, Rasheed looks to pull but can't connect\n Chahar to Rasheed, FOUR runs And CSK finally get their first boundary! Rasheed gives charge to this short ball outside off and manages to swat it in front of square. This time, Boult has too much ground to cover to his left\n Ashwani Kumar to Ravindra, OUT And he strikes first ball! Length ball, cross-seam, outside off. Ravindra swipes, looking to go down the ground, but the ball is veering away to take the outside edge and Rickelton does the rest. MI have first blood \n Ashwani Kumar to Mhatre, 1 run Ashwani almost gets two in two! Full and angled across, he looks to drive it on the off side and it comes off the outside half and he nearly chips it to the mid-off fielder, but it doesn't carry\n Ashwani Kumar to Rasheed, 1 run Full on the pads, tucked out to deep square leg So, in both the games Ashwani has played at the Wankhede, he has struck with his first ball!\n Ashwani Kumar to Mhatre, FOUR runs And that's some way to mark your debut! Full outside off, cross-seam, and Mhatre waits on it before drilling it straight of mid-off!\n Ashwani Kumar to Mhatre, SIX runs Oh what a shot! This is in the slot on the pads and Mhatre just lifts it up and dumps it over deep midwicket! Wristily played there\n Ashwani Kumar to Mhatre, SIX runs And he keeps going! Ashwani goes short this time, but Mhatre is up to the task. Gets on his toes and swats a pull over square leg! Almost out in his first ball, 16 runs off his next three. Thrilling debut for the local boy!\n Chahar to Rasheed, 1 run Slower ball, full outside off, eased towards point for a quick run All eyes on Mhatre!\n Chahar to Mhatre, 1 wide Chahar goes for the bouncer, but goes too short. Mhatre looks to pull, but that flies over him\n Chahar to Mhatre, no run On a length around middle and coming in with the angle, Mhatre looks to work it leg side but misses and it bobs back to Chahar off his thigh\n Chahar to Mhatre, FOUR runs And the Mhatre show continues! Dug in short outside off, Mhatre has enough room to flat-bat this back over the bowler's head\n Chahar to Mhatre, 1 run Another good shot, but this time to the fielder! Backs away to the length ball outside off and punches this in front of point, but Dhir does excellently to stop that\n Chahar to Rasheed, 2 runs Rasheed works this through midwicket and picks up a brace\n Chahar to Rasheed, no run Short outside off, Rasheed pulls out of the shot. That was a slower bouncer\n Santner to Mhatre, 1 run On a length outside off, Mhatre goes back to clip it out to deep midwicket\n Santner to Rasheed, 1 leg bye Floated full on middle, he gets forward to work it leg side and misses and the ball rolls square off his pad\n Santner to Mhatre, no run Tossed up outside off, he works it to backward point but the single is turned down by Rasheed\n Santner to Mhatre, 1 run Full outside off, Mhatre eases a drive to long-off Five sixes in the powerplay by CSK this season so far - Two by Ayush Mhatre in the previous over, two by Ruturaj Gaikwad vs MI in the first match.\n Santner to Rasheed, 2 runs Manages to get this over backward point and short third! Backed away to this full ball outside off. He was reaching for it as he aimed to go inside out and gets a thick top edge that clears the infield\n Santner to Rasheed, no run This one comes in with the angle and Santner appeals for lbw as Rasheed is late to bring his bat down. They don't bother with the appeal. Replays show that it was pad first, and that it was three reds on ball-tracking! Today's wait for the first boundary has been the second-longest of the season, after CSK against Rajasthan Royals earlier in the season!\n Chahar to Mhatre, FOUR runs Clattered away! Back of length otuside off, Mhatre clears his front leg and slaps this off the back foot between cover and mid-off! That was aerial but in the gap, and had enough elevation too\n Chahar to Mhatre, no run Looks for the yorker angling in from outside off, slower ball, squeezed back to the bowler\n Chahar to Mhatre, no run Chahar nails this yorker outside off as Mhatre can't connect as he looks to jam it out\n Chahar to Mhatre, FOUR runs Chahar pulls his length back and Mhatre punishes him! It's the battle of the No. 56-es and it's the one in yellow who is winning right now. Knuckle ball on a length outside off and Mhatre firmly punches it to the cover fielder's left. Hardik, diving, can't stop it\n Chahar to Mhatre, 1 wide Short outside off and that's considered too high by the umpire\n Chahar to Mhatre, OUT Deepak Chahar has the last laugh! It's a legcutter on a short of good length and Mhatre slices it off the toe end as he looks to hoick it away. Santner at long-on backtracks and does well to hold on without losing balance! A fantastic debut comes to an end \n Chahar to Jadeja, 2 runs Full and wide, Jadeja reaches out and eases it to deep point\n Santner to Rasheed, 1 run On a length around off, he goes back and tucks it out to deep midwicket\n Santner to Jadeja, 1 run Loopy delivery, full on off, Jadeja pushes this wide of long-on for a single\n Santner to Rasheed, 1 run Goes back and clips this length ball outside off to deep midwicket\n Santner to Jadeja, no run Full and flat on off, Jadeja skips out and clips it to midwicket Ravindra Jadeja vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 314 OUTS 9 4s\/6s 14\/23 SR 140.80 AVE 34.88\n Santner to Jadeja, 1 run On a length outside off, Jadeja skips down again and punches this straight of Hardik at midwicket\n Santner to Rasheed, OUT Oh beautiful from Santner, and we have a check for a stumping. And Rasheed is walking! Loops this up outside off at 77.4kph, drawing Rasheed forward, it spins away sharply as Rasheed loses all balance trying to push it towards cover. Rickelton is quick to take off the bails and Rasheed's outstretched back leg is far from the crease! Classic left-arm spinner's dismissal that. Santner damaging his old team, like Chahar did in the previous over \n Bumrah to Jadeja, 1 run Full outside off, pushed towards deep-ish cover for a quick run Shivam Dube vs Jasprit Bumrah BALLS 26 RUNS 19 OUTS 2 SR 73.07 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Bumrah to Dube, no run Very full around middle, hint of late movement away, and Dube pushes it out to midwicket\n Bumrah to Dube, no run On a length around middle and off, it holds on the surface a bit as Dube looks to defend. Pops off a little high on the bat but dies on Bumrah\n Bumrah to Dube, no run ON a length on off, punched to short cover. Pressure building here on Dube!\n Bumrah to Dube, 1 run Low full toss around off, Dube punches it down the ground to mid-off. Hardik fumbles it but they only get a single Jacks could come on for the next over, Vishal tells me. Two left-handers at the crease so makes sense\n Bumrah to Jadeja, 1 run Punched towards mid-off and Jadeja wants the single but there is a mix-up as Dube sends him back. However, he gets back safe and the throw is off target and they get a run on the overthrow And that will be timeout\n Jacks to Jadeja, no run Fires the first one Full on off, gets some turn but Jadeja keeps it out\n Jacks to Jadeja, 1 run On a length outside off, Jadeja rocks back to cut it away to deep cover Will Dube take on the spinner right away?\n Jacks to Dube, no run On a length outside off, Dube stands tall and punches this to the cover fielder\n Jacks to Dube, no run On a length around off and this one comes on with the angle. Dube tucks it to midwicket\n Jacks to Dube, 1 run Tossed up outside off, Dube drives it out to long-off for a single. Jacks getting plenty of purchase here! Ravindra Jadeja vs offspin in T20s RUNS 350 OUTS 14 4s\/6s 17\/12 SR 105.10 AVE 35.00\n Jacks to Jadeja, 2 runs Full on middle, he looks to sweep and it goes behind square leg into the gap. They manage to get two And here's Suds. Let him know how much you think CSK will make today\n Hardik to Dube, no run Length ball outside off, slightly short, slapped to mid-off\n Hardik to Dube, no run Yorker on middle and leg, 129.6kph, digs it out back to the bowler\n Hardik to Dube, 1 run Full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n Hardik to Jadeja, no run Straight in line of the stumps, very full again, Jadeja defensively drives it back\n Hardik to Jadeja, 1 run Low full toss on middle and leg, 132.9kph, Jadeja whips it through midwicket. Jadeja wants two but is sent back in time by Dube Ravindra Jadeja vs Hardik Pandya BALLS 11 RUNS 10 OUTS 1 SR 90.90 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Hardik to Dube, 1 run Short and angling away outside off, he stands tall and slashes it to deep point\n Boult to Dube, 1 run Low full toss on middle and leg, flicked through midwicket\n Boult to Jadeja, 1 run Low full toss on off, whipped down to long-on\n Boult to Dube, 2 runs Another full toss, muscled wide of long-on, Santner does well but cannot prevent two\n Boult to Dube, FOUR runs Bludgeoned! Finally Dube connects one. Hangs back to the length ball, looked like the cross-seamer. He pulls it through forward square leg and splits the gap in the deep\n Boult to Dube, 1 run Low full toss on the pad again, aiming for the yorker, flicked straight to deep midwicket\n Boult to Jadeja, no run Short and off-pace, angling in on middle and leg, Jadeja gets inside the line to pull but misses. Looks to the square leg umps for the wide but it isn't called. And Jaddu doesn't review\n Bumrah to Dube, 1 run Bowls it on a length from around the wicket, punched on the up to long-on Ravindra Jadeja vs Jasprit Bumrah BALLS 39 RUNS 53 OUTS 1 SR 135.89 4s\/6s 7\/0\n Bumrah to Jadeja, FOUR runs Short and angling in, Jadeja manages to play it fine. Climbs only hip high, he gets inside the line of it and pulls through fine leg. The man in the deep behind square on the leg side was not fine\n Bumrah to Jadeja, 1 run Length ball on off and middle, clipped through backward square leg\n Bumrah to Dube, 1 run Backs away early, Bumrah follows him with a fuller one, punched down past the non-striker\n Bumrah to Jadeja, 1 run Very full on leg, flicked through backward square leg\n Bumrah to Dube, 1 wide Slower one down leg, 123kph, Dube doesn't make contact\n Bumrah to Dube, 1 run Another slower one, 121.8kph, this time it is a low full toss. Dube gets a thick inside edge through backward square leg\n Hardik to Dube, 1 run Full on leg, flicks it aerially on the bounce to deep backward square leg\n Hardik to Jadeja, 1 run Full toss angling away from off, hit straight to long-on. Perhaps caught Jaddu by surprise\n Hardik to Dube, SIX runs There goes Dube, connects one off the meat and sends it over deep midwicket. He has been trying this for a while now, finally gets one. Full on leg, he clears his front leg and manages to get under it, 100 up for CSK\n Hardik to Dube, 1 run Full on off, belted past Hardik to long-on\n Hardik to Jadeja, 1 leg bye Jadeja misses out! Length ball on the pad, he goes for the flick but gets it off the pad to short fine leg. Had he got even a little bat on that, it could have raced away\n Hardik to Dube, 1 run Slower length ball outside off, slapped to deep point. Just 11 off the over despite that six\n Boult to Dube, FOUR runs Rocketed down the ground! Full on off, once again Dube clears his front leg and puts Jadeja at the non-striker in his firing line. Jaddu ducks and SKY at long-on had no chance\n Boult to Dube, 1 wide Sprays a full toss down leg, he misses Field changes now. Having more protection to the off side, the longer side\n Boult to Dube, SIX runs And that DISAPPEARS over fine leg into the crowd! No way you are protecting any side of the ground if you bowl full tosses. That is juicy and on the leg, Dube flicks and gets a top edge that flies. Fifty of the partnership up A message sent to the middle from the CSK camp\n Boult to Dube, no run Low full toss outside off, slapped straight to mid-off\n Boult to Dube, 2 runs Superb effort, Jacks. Another low full toss on leg, Dube flicks it all along the ground to deep midwicket, where he gets around, slides and saves a certain boundary\n Boult to Dube, 1 run Length ball outside off, cross-bats it down to long-on, had to fetch it from outside off, hence did not connect well. Was the slower one at 125.3kph\n Boult to Jadeja, 1 run Yorker outside off, jammed towards mid-off for a quick one. Timeout\n Ashwani Kumar to Jadeja, FOUR runs Greeted with a boundary! Length ball wide outside off, 128.3kph, Jadeja has enough width on offer and he slaps it over cover\n Ashwani Kumar to Jadeja, 1 run Very full outside off, squeezed through cover\n Ashwani Kumar to Dube, SIX runs Dropped and six! Oh, Bumrah. Was not an easy chance but he's parried it over. A juicy full toss angled in to Dube hip high, he whips it aerially and almost to fine leg, who ran to his right. Turns out he ended up over-running it a bit\n Ashwani Kumar to Dube, SIX runs No, no no! If you bowl full tosses, they will disappear. Another one at a friendly height from around the wicket, he lofts it straight over long-on, who was briefly interested Around the wicket\n Ashwani Kumar to Dube, 1 run Full and in the slot, heaved aerially towards deep midwicket. Dube slips and gets just one, that is enough to bring up a half-century\n Ashwani Kumar to Jadeja, SIX runs Jadejaaaaaaaaa! Goes high and long! Once again a length ball angling away on off from around the wicket, easy pickings for Jadeja, who gets the desired room. Lofts it straight over for half a dozen, 24 from the over, just what CSK would have wanted heading into the death\n Bumrah to Dube, no run Slower one outside off, Dube fails to make contact MS Dhoni vs Jasprit Bumrah BALLS 61 RUNS 60 OUTS 3 SR 98.36 4s\/6s 3\/2\n Bumrah to Dube, OUT Trust Bumrah to break any dangerous partnership! He knows he has outsmarted Dube, who can only offer a wry smile. Bumrah pats him and that's that. Slower one again from Boom, on a length on leg, he whips it high to go over deep midwicket but hits it straight down Jacks' throat at deep midwicket \n Bumrah to Dhoni, no run Low full toss, the slower one outside off, he only pushes it tamely to mid-off See all photos\n Bumrah to Dhoni, 1 run Full on middle, driven down to long-on\n Bumrah to Jadeja, 1 run Low full toss on middle, whipped to deep backward square leg. It was the slower one at 124.1kph\n Bumrah to Dhoni, 1 run Low full toss on middle and leg, driven to long-on\n Santner to Dhoni, 1 run Length ball on off, he goes back and punched it to long-on\n Santner to Jadeja, no run Huge appeal! Is that close? MI review. Tossed up full on middle, Jadeja gets down on a knee to slog it away but misses. It hits him on the back leg and that perhaps gets Santner and Rickelton excited. Umpire's call on hitting the wickets, and Jadeja survives\n Santner to Jadeja, 1 wide Sees Jadeja give the charge and fires it wide on a length. He manages to get back in in time\n Santner to Jadeja, no run Floated fuller on middle, gets a thick inside edge onto his back leg\n Santner to Jadeja, 1 wide Flatter and outside off, he goes for the cut but aborts. Wide called\n Santner to Jadeja, 1 run Darted outside off on a length, slapped straight to deep cover. Smart bowling from Santner this\n Santner to Dhoni, 1 run Nicely looped up outside off, lands it on a length, slows it down to 71.3kph, and gets it to spin away, Dhoni slaps it to deep cover\n Santner to Jadeja, 1 run Fired quicker on a length outside off, Jadeja can only slap it down to long-on. Santner completes his three boundaryless overs, perhaps done for the night with the ball? Can't discount another over if these two stay till the end\n Bumrah to Jadeja, no run Full toss outside off, driven straight to cover RUNS 4026 OUTS 115 4s\/6s 307\/237 SR 181.67 AVE 35.00\n Bumrah to Jadeja, FOUR runs Low full toss on off, whipped to deep midwicket. Should have been a single but Jacks over-runs it, perhaps because of the spin on the ball. It turns away from him and goes away for four, Bumrah has his hands on his head\n Bumrah to Jadeja, 1 run High=paced, low full toss on off, drilled down to long-on\n Bumrah to Dhoni, OUT Dhoni goes for the biggie, hits it straight to the fielder! A full toss angling in on middle and leg, he flicks it straight down deep backward square leg's throat. I don't think there was a lot of power on the shot, MS trying to use the pace on the ball and just using his wrists. Tilak judges it perfectly, runs in and dives to take that \n Bumrah to Overton, FOUR runs The good ol' French cut! Bumrah can only stare at the batter and offer a wry smile. He has almost nailed the yorker on leg, Overton gets a thick inside edge between his legs and beats short fine leg\n Bumrah to Overton, no run Low full toss on middle, hit back to Bumrah, 2 for 25 for him tonight\n Boult to Jadeja, 2 runs Excellent running. Low full toss on off, whipped to deep midwicket. Overton runs on the throw and makes it with a slide at the bowler's end\n Boult to Jadeja, 2 runs Another yorker, almost nailed it, Jadeja whips it through midwicket. Wants two and that puts pressure on Tilak charging in, fires a wide throw at the bowler's end\n Boult to Jadeja, SIX runs Full tossss, into the stands! This is a yorker gone horribly wrong. On-pace ball into Jadeja, 135.2kph, he clears his front leg and heaves it into the deep midwicket stands\n Boult to Jadeja, FOUR runs Whipped away well wide of short fine leg and away from deep backward square leg to get to an important half-century, Jadeja. Full and angling in on the pads, easy pickings for the veteran CSK allrounder See all photos\n Boult to Jadeja, 1 run Low full toss on off, squeezed to long-on. This time he gets just one\n Boult to Overton, 1 leg bye Length ball on the pad, he misses the flick and it goes off his pad to short fine leg. 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Length ball outside off jags in to beat .the inside edge!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, 2 runs .Pitched up outside off, hint of away swing, Ricketlton drives it just to the cover fielder's .left and Jamie Overton chases from mid-off and dives to stop that. They get two but .Overton's knee gets stuck in the ground. He is in some pain\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Crunched away! Makes full use of the width on offer. This is on a length outside off and .Rickelton drives it past the point fielder to his left!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Exquisite placement! Overpitched outside off and he picks out the small gap between .cover and point! What a start from him . .Khaleel Ahmed vs LHB .BALLS .638 .WKTS .34 .4s\/6s .112\/43 .ECON .9.07 .AVE .28.61\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, no run .Khaleel beats the inside edge again! Full outside off, big swing inside, and it goes off the .back pad to the slip fielder. Muted appeal from Khaleel, but that looked like it was going .down leg. A replay shows that was hitting leg stump and there was no inside edge .either! Missed chance for CSK and Khaleel!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, no run .Full and swinging down leg, Rickelton misses his flick and is hit on the front pad. Good .riposte to those two boundaries .Rohit has a pretty poor record against Khaleel and Rickelton has done a good job of not .needing him on strike\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on off, late swing away, Rohit pushes it in front of point and gets off the mark\nOverton to Rickelton, 1 run .Very full on off, pushed out towards mid-off for a single\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Fires this one down leg\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Pulls his length back but misses the line again. Goes down leg again\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, no run .Back of length outside off, Rohit Sharma drops it towards point. Turns down the single .immediately\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Into the second tier! You don't bowl there to Rohit! It's short of good length around off .and arrives at hip-height for Rohit, who plays that trademark pull to pick it up behind .square!\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .On a length outside off, he taps the slower ball behind point for a single\nOverton to Rickelton, no run .Full around leg, Rickelton wants to flick this off his pads but misses it altogether\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run .Full outside off, not too much swing inwards, and Rohit drives to Rachin's left at cover, .but he stops it well\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Huge! Seaming in towards leg stump and Rohit picks it up and deposits it square. It hits .the deck of the second tier! . .Rohit Sharma vs Khaleel Ahmed .BALLS .45 .RUNS .34 .OUTS .3 .SR .75.55 .4s\/6s .5\/1\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .And that's as elegant as it gets from Rohit! Overpitched on off and Rohit caresses it into .the gap at cover. What a treat to watch when he is on song!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run .Tucked towards midwicket, says no to the single immediately. Back of length delivery .around leg seaming across him\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Four more! It's the Rohit Sharma show at the Wankhede tonight! Full outside off and .Rohit hits it uppishly between cover and mid-off. Excellent placement again from Rohit .Sharma .Around the wicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run .Yorker just outside off, squeezed towards mid-on. 14 off that over, all courtesy Rohit .Sharma!\nAshwin to Rickelton, 1 leg bye .Length ball around off, fizzed in at 97kph, it's going across Rickelton who misses the .ball and it goes square off his hips .Stays around the wicket . .Rohit Sharma vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .120 .RUNS .110 .OUTS .3 .SR .91.66 .4s\/6s .5\/4\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .On a length on off, Rohit clips it out to deep midwicket\nAshwin to Rickelton, no run .Floated too full and Rickelton leans forward to turn this into a full toss and tuck it to .midwicket\nAshwin to Rickelton, no run .Length ball slides down leg, but off his pad I think\nAshwin to Rickelton, 1 run .Dropped a little short around off, he backs away to cut to cover\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, no run .Offbreak on a length on leg, Rohit pushes it to midwicket. Ashwin pulls things back a .little for CSK\nOverton to Rickelton, SIX runs .And there's that pickup shot Rickelton loves so much! On a length around middle and .leg and it's deposited over deep square leg! Whippage from the South African .wicketkeeper . .Ryan Rickelton in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1598 .OUTS .53 .4s\/6s .174\/67 .SR .134.62 .AVE .30.15\nOverton to Rickelton, 1 run .Full around off, pushed wide of mid-off for a quick single\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Overton looks to take it away from Rohit's arc and Rohit looks to push at it, but it's wide .of the tramline\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, no run .Beaten! Back of length outside off, Rohit looks to cut but the ball flies over the outside .edge\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, no run .Wide yorker as Rohit looks to come down the crease. He is able to stretch towards it .and squeeze it back to the bowler's right\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Rohit loses his shape there! Length ball going across, Rohit wants to swat it down the .ground but can't connect. And wide called again\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs .Off the toe end and it beats mid-on running back! That wide yorker plan works for .Overton, or almost does anyway, and he slices it high but gets enough distance on it as .Vijay Shankar hares back and dives fbut can't reach it\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Overton has missed his line completely there! A wild delivery as he almost bowls it .outside the strip. Another wide for the over. 50 up for Mumbai Indians\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Another biggie for Rohit! Overton went for the pace-off delivery, but it's too full and .Rohit smokes it over deep midwicket. And this is his highest score in IPL 2025. He'll .want to make this a big one\nAshwin to Rickelton, 1 run .Tossed up full on leg, Rickelton brings out the reverse sweep and a misfield by the .backward square fielder allows them to take the single\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, no run .On a length around middle, Rohit stays back and flicks to square leg\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Dances down the ground and flicks this out wide of mid-on . .Ravichandran Ashwin in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1805 .WKTS .77 .4s\/6s .186\/88 .ECON .7.20 .AVE .28.16\nAshwin to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Gets that past short fine leg. On a length on leg and Rickelton gets low and sweeps this .to the fielder's right. Good placement\nAshwin to Rickelton, no run .On a length around middle and leg, Rickelton backs away and pushes it to mid-on. Just .on the bounce to the fielder\nAshwin to Rickelton, no run .Full around leg, clipped to short fine leg\nJadeja to Rohit Sharma, no run .Rohit misses the reverse-sweep and Jadeja with a massive appeal! They don't review .it. This was sliding down leg.\nJadeja to Rohit Sharma, no run .Tossed up on the stumps, Rohit defends\nJadeja to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .On a length around off, he rocks back and slaps it out to deep cover\nJadeja to Rickelton, OUT .Taken on the rope! Ayush Mhatre can do no wrong today! This is tossed up outside off, .Rickelton goes for the slog sweep but picks out the fielder. Mhatre takes it above head .height and does well to keep his balance! .Ryan Rickelton c Mhatre b Jadeja 24 (19b 3x4 1x6 30m) SR: 126.31\nJadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run .Tossed up on off, SKY works it through midwicket.\nJadeja to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Tossed up outside off, Rohit lunges forward and flicks this out to deep midwicket .Great start from Jadeja right after the powerplay.\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on the pads, clipped square on the leg side .Over the wicket to SKY . .Suryakumar Yadav vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .84 .RUNS .123 .OUTS .0 .SR .146.42 .4s\/6s .7\/7\nAshwin to Suryakumar, 1 run .Floated full outside off, it spins in as SKY looks to play the sweep. Almost a catch at .short fine, just short of the fielder. A bit of a mix-up as well as SKY is late to run but he .makes it safe\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Rohit nails the slog sweep! Tossed up full, he gives that some air, but Rohit gets low .and sends this into the stands past the midwicket boundary .Now over the wicket to Rohit\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .On a length around off, that looked like the carrom ball. Rohit hangs back and works it .down to long-on\nAshwin to Suryakumar, 1 run .Chipped just back over the bowler! He looked to flick it but got a leading edge but it's .too high for Ashwin\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Tossed full on leg, clipped out to deep midwicket\nJadeja to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Jadeja dives to his right to stop that but can only deflect it to long-on. This was on a .length outside off, spinning away. Rohit manages to spoon it back in front. SKY was .between Jadeja and where the ball was landing and he gets across and dives one- .handed, but it drops just short. Wry smile from the bowler\nJadeja to Suryakumar, no run .Full on leg, he wants to sweep but gets it off the bottom half to short fine\nJadeja to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Matchups be damned! SKY makes room leg side and takes on this full ball around .middle and plays that lovely lofted inside-out drive to pick that gap between deep cover .and long-off\nJadeja to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Magnificent! Tossed up on middle and leg, he gets low and nails the sweep behind .square! . .Suryakumar Yadav vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .606 .OUTS .18 .4s\/6s .54\/14 .SR .114.99 .AVE .33.66\nJadeja to Suryakumar, no run .On a length around off, it spins away sharply and goes off the outside half to point as .SKY drives at it\nJadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run .Dug into the pitch on a length outside off, punched out to deep cover .And that will be the timeout.\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run .On a length outside off and going across with the angle, slapped away to deep cover .Rohit one hit away from a fifty\nNoor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Short and wide, Rohit cuts it out to the off side sweeper\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run .Flung full on middle, Surya gets it out to deep midwicket off the inside half of the bat\nNoor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Floated full on middle and off, driven down the ground to long-off\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, no run .Full on leg, Suryakumar backs away and squeezes it out to mid-off\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run .Tossed full on middle and leg, driven down the ground to long-off .MI flying in their chase here. And here comes Suds to take you through to the end.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs CSK, 38th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, no run Raps him high on the back leg with his first leg. Length ball outside off jags in to beat the inside edge!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, 2 runs Pitched up outside off, hint of away swing, Ricketlton drives it just to the cover fielder's left and Jamie Overton chases from mid-off and dives to stop that. They get two but Overton's knee gets stuck in the ground. He is in some pain\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, FOUR runs Crunched away! Makes full use of the width on offer. This is on a length outside off and Rickelton drives it past the point fielder to his left!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, FOUR runs Exquisite placement! Overpitched outside off and he picks out the small gap between cover and point! What a start from him Khaleel Ahmed vs LHB BALLS 638 WKTS 34 4s\/6s 112\/43 ECON 9.07 AVE 28.61\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, no run Khaleel beats the inside edge again! Full outside off, big swing inside, and it goes off the back pad to the slip fielder. Muted appeal from Khaleel, but that looked like it was going down leg. A replay shows that was hitting leg stump and there was no inside edge either! Missed chance for CSK and Khaleel!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, no run Full and swinging down leg, Rickelton misses his flick and is hit on the front pad. Good riposte to those two boundaries Rohit has a pretty poor record against Khaleel and Rickelton has done a good job of not needing him on strike\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on off, late swing away, Rohit pushes it in front of point and gets off the mark\n Overton to Rickelton, 1 run Very full on off, pushed out towards mid-off for a single\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Fires this one down leg\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Pulls his length back but misses the line again. Goes down leg again\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, no run Back of length outside off, Rohit Sharma drops it towards point. Turns down the single immediately\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Into the second tier! You don't bowl there to Rohit! It's short of good length around off and arrives at hip-height for Rohit, who plays that trademark pull to pick it up behind square!\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, 1 run On a length outside off, he taps the slower ball behind point for a single\n Overton to Rickelton, no run Full around leg, Rickelton wants to flick this off his pads but misses it altogether\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run Full outside off, not too much swing inwards, and Rohit drives to Rachin's left at cover, but he stops it well\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Huge! Seaming in towards leg stump and Rohit picks it up and deposits it square. It hits the deck of the second tier! Rohit Sharma vs Khaleel Ahmed BALLS 45 RUNS 34 OUTS 3 SR 75.55 4s\/6s 5\/1\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs And that's as elegant as it gets from Rohit! Overpitched on off and Rohit caresses it into the gap at cover. What a treat to watch when he is on song!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run Tucked towards midwicket, says no to the single immediately. Back of length delivery around leg seaming across him\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Four more! It's the Rohit Sharma show at the Wankhede tonight! Full outside off and Rohit hits it uppishly between cover and mid-off. Excellent placement again from Rohit Sharma Around the wicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run Yorker just outside off, squeezed towards mid-on. 14 off that over, all courtesy Rohit Sharma!\n Ashwin to Rickelton, 1 leg bye Length ball around off, fizzed in at 97kph, it's going across Rickelton who misses the ball and it goes square off his hips Stays around the wicket Rohit Sharma vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 120 RUNS 110 OUTS 3 SR 91.66 4s\/6s 5\/4\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run On a length on off, Rohit clips it out to deep midwicket\n Ashwin to Rickelton, no run Floated too full and Rickelton leans forward to turn this into a full toss and tuck it to midwicket\n Ashwin to Rickelton, no run Length ball slides down leg, but off his pad I think\n Ashwin to Rickelton, 1 run Dropped a little short around off, he backs away to cut to cover\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, no run Offbreak on a length on leg, Rohit pushes it to midwicket. Ashwin pulls things back a little for CSK\n Overton to Rickelton, SIX runs And there's that pickup shot Rickelton loves so much! On a length around middle and leg and it's deposited over deep square leg! Whippage from the South African wicketkeeper RUNS 1598 OUTS 53 4s\/6s 174\/67 SR 134.62 AVE 30.15\n Overton to Rickelton, 1 run Full around off, pushed wide of mid-off for a quick single\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Overton looks to take it away from Rohit's arc and Rohit looks to push at it, but it's wide of the tramline\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, no run Beaten! Back of length outside off, Rohit looks to cut but the ball flies over the outside edge\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, no run Wide yorker as Rohit looks to come down the crease. He is able to stretch towards it and squeeze it back to the bowler's right\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Rohit loses his shape there! Length ball going across, Rohit wants to swat it down the ground but can't connect. And wide called again\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs Off the toe end and it beats mid-on running back! That wide yorker plan works for Overton, or almost does anyway, and he slices it high but gets enough distance on it as Vijay Shankar hares back and dives fbut can't reach it\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Overton has missed his line completely there! A wild delivery as he almost bowls it outside the strip. Another wide for the over. 50 up for Mumbai Indians\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Another biggie for Rohit! Overton went for the pace-off delivery, but it's too full and Rohit smokes it over deep midwicket. And this is his highest score in IPL 2025. He'll want to make this a big one\n Ashwin to Rickelton, 1 run Tossed up full on leg, Rickelton brings out the reverse sweep and a misfield by the backward square fielder allows them to take the single\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, no run On a length around middle, Rohit stays back and flicks to square leg\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Dances down the ground and flicks this out wide of mid-on BALLS 1805 WKTS 77 4s\/6s 186\/88 ECON 7.20 AVE 28.16\n Ashwin to Rickelton, FOUR runs Gets that past short fine leg. On a length on leg and Rickelton gets low and sweeps this to the fielder's right. Good placement\n Ashwin to Rickelton, no run On a length around middle and leg, Rickelton backs away and pushes it to mid-on. Just on the bounce to the fielder\n Ashwin to Rickelton, no run Full around leg, clipped to short fine leg\n Jadeja to Rohit Sharma, no run Rohit misses the reverse-sweep and Jadeja with a massive appeal! They don't review it. This was sliding down leg.\n Jadeja to Rohit Sharma, no run Tossed up on the stumps, Rohit defends\n Jadeja to Rohit Sharma, 1 run On a length around off, he rocks back and slaps it out to deep cover\n Jadeja to Rickelton, OUT Taken on the rope! Ayush Mhatre can do no wrong today! This is tossed up outside off, Rickelton goes for the slog sweep but picks out the fielder. Mhatre takes it above head height and does well to keep his balance! \n Jadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run Tossed up on off, SKY works it through midwicket.\n Jadeja to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Tossed up outside off, Rohit lunges forward and flicks this out to deep midwicket Great start from Jadeja right after the powerplay.\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on the pads, clipped square on the leg side Over the wicket to SKY Suryakumar Yadav vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 84 RUNS 123 OUTS 0 SR 146.42 4s\/6s 7\/7\n Ashwin to Suryakumar, 1 run Floated full outside off, it spins in as SKY looks to play the sweep. Almost a catch at short fine, just short of the fielder. A bit of a mix-up as well as SKY is late to run but he makes it safe\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Rohit nails the slog sweep! Tossed up full, he gives that some air, but Rohit gets low and sends this into the stands past the midwicket boundary Now over the wicket to Rohit\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run On a length around off, that looked like the carrom ball. Rohit hangs back and works it down to long-on\n Ashwin to Suryakumar, 1 run Chipped just back over the bowler! He looked to flick it but got a leading edge but it's too high for Ashwin\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Tossed full on leg, clipped out to deep midwicket\n Jadeja to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Jadeja dives to his right to stop that but can only deflect it to long-on. This was on a length outside off, spinning away. Rohit manages to spoon it back in front. SKY was between Jadeja and where the ball was landing and he gets across and dives one-handed, but it drops just short. Wry smile from the bowler\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, no run Full on leg, he wants to sweep but gets it off the bottom half to short fine\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Matchups be damned! SKY makes room leg side and takes on this full ball around middle and plays that lovely lofted inside-out drive to pick that gap between deep cover and long-off\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, SIX runs Magnificent! Tossed up on middle and leg, he gets low and nails the sweep behind square! Suryakumar Yadav vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 606 OUTS 18 4s\/6s 54\/14 SR 114.99 AVE 33.66\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, no run On a length around off, it spins away sharply and goes off the outside half to point as SKY drives at it\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run Dug into the pitch on a length outside off, punched out to deep cover And that will be the timeout.\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run On a length outside off and going across with the angle, slapped away to deep cover Rohit one hit away from a fifty\n Noor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Short and wide, Rohit cuts it out to the off side sweeper\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run Flung full on middle, Surya gets it out to deep midwicket off the inside half of the bat\n Noor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Floated full on middle and off, driven down the ground to long-off\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, no run Full on leg, Suryakumar backs away and squeezes it out to mid-off\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run Tossed full on middle and leg, driven down the ground to long-off MI flying in their chase here. And here comes Suds to take you through to the end.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Rickelton","Rohit Sharma","Suryakumar"],"Runs":[24.0,46.0,17.0],"Balls_Faced":[19,29,12],"Fours":[3,2,1],"Sixes":[1,4,1],"S\/R":[126.32,158.62,141.67],"dismissal":["c Mhatre b Jadeja","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Jadeja","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Overton"],"Balls":[18,12,12,6,12],"Runs_Given":[19.0,15.0,24.0,5.0,29.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,0,0],"Overs":[3.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, no run .Raps him high on the back leg with his first leg. Length ball outside off jags in to beat .the inside edge!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, 2 runs .Pitched up outside off, hint of away swing, Ricketlton drives it just to the cover fielder's .left and Jamie Overton chases from mid-off and dives to stop that. They get two but .Overton's knee gets stuck in the ground. He is in some pain\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Crunched away! Makes full use of the width on offer. This is on a length outside off and .Rickelton drives it past the point fielder to his left!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Exquisite placement! Overpitched outside off and he picks out the small gap between .cover and point! What a start from him . .Khaleel Ahmed vs LHB .BALLS .638 .WKTS .34 .4s\/6s .112\/43 .ECON .9.07 .AVE .28.61\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, no run .Khaleel beats the inside edge again! Full outside off, big swing inside, and it goes off the .back pad to the slip fielder. Muted appeal from Khaleel, but that looked like it was going .down leg. A replay shows that was hitting leg stump and there was no inside edge .either! Missed chance for CSK and Khaleel!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, no run .Full and swinging down leg, Rickelton misses his flick and is hit on the front pad. Good .riposte to those two boundaries .Rohit has a pretty poor record against Khaleel and Rickelton has done a good job of not .needing him on strike\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on off, late swing away, Rohit pushes it in front of point and gets off the mark\nOverton to Rickelton, 1 run .Very full on off, pushed out towards mid-off for a single\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Fires this one down leg\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Pulls his length back but misses the line again. Goes down leg again\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, no run .Back of length outside off, Rohit Sharma drops it towards point. Turns down the single .immediately\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Into the second tier! You don't bowl there to Rohit! It's short of good length around off .and arrives at hip-height for Rohit, who plays that trademark pull to pick it up behind .square!\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .On a length outside off, he taps the slower ball behind point for a single\nOverton to Rickelton, no run .Full around leg, Rickelton wants to flick this off his pads but misses it altogether\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run .Full outside off, not too much swing inwards, and Rohit drives to Rachin's left at cover, .but he stops it well\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Huge! Seaming in towards leg stump and Rohit picks it up and deposits it square. It hits .the deck of the second tier! . .Rohit Sharma vs Khaleel Ahmed .BALLS .45 .RUNS .34 .OUTS .3 .SR .75.55 .4s\/6s .5\/1\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .And that's as elegant as it gets from Rohit! Overpitched on off and Rohit caresses it into .the gap at cover. What a treat to watch when he is on song!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run .Tucked towards midwicket, says no to the single immediately. Back of length delivery .around leg seaming across him\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Four more! It's the Rohit Sharma show at the Wankhede tonight! Full outside off and .Rohit hits it uppishly between cover and mid-off. Excellent placement again from Rohit .Sharma .Around the wicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run .Yorker just outside off, squeezed towards mid-on. 14 off that over, all courtesy Rohit .Sharma!\nAshwin to Rickelton, 1 leg bye .Length ball around off, fizzed in at 97kph, it's going across Rickelton who misses the .ball and it goes square off his hips .Stays around the wicket . .Rohit Sharma vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .120 .RUNS .110 .OUTS .3 .SR .91.66 .4s\/6s .5\/4\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .On a length on off, Rohit clips it out to deep midwicket\nAshwin to Rickelton, no run .Floated too full and Rickelton leans forward to turn this into a full toss and tuck it to .midwicket\nAshwin to Rickelton, no run .Length ball slides down leg, but off his pad I think\nAshwin to Rickelton, 1 run .Dropped a little short around off, he backs away to cut to cover\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, no run .Offbreak on a length on leg, Rohit pushes it to midwicket. Ashwin pulls things back a .little for CSK\nOverton to Rickelton, SIX runs .And there's that pickup shot Rickelton loves so much! On a length around middle and .leg and it's deposited over deep square leg! Whippage from the South African .wicketkeeper . .Ryan Rickelton in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1598 .OUTS .53 .4s\/6s .174\/67 .SR .134.62 .AVE .30.15\nOverton to Rickelton, 1 run .Full around off, pushed wide of mid-off for a quick single\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Overton looks to take it away from Rohit's arc and Rohit looks to push at it, but it's wide .of the tramline\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, no run .Beaten! Back of length outside off, Rohit looks to cut but the ball flies over the outside .edge\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, no run .Wide yorker as Rohit looks to come down the crease. He is able to stretch towards it .and squeeze it back to the bowler's right\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Rohit loses his shape there! Length ball going across, Rohit wants to swat it down the .ground but can't connect. And wide called again\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs .Off the toe end and it beats mid-on running back! That wide yorker plan works for .Overton, or almost does anyway, and he slices it high but gets enough distance on it as .Vijay Shankar hares back and dives fbut can't reach it\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Overton has missed his line completely there! A wild delivery as he almost bowls it .outside the strip. Another wide for the over. 50 up for Mumbai Indians\nOverton to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Another biggie for Rohit! Overton went for the pace-off delivery, but it's too full and .Rohit smokes it over deep midwicket. And this is his highest score in IPL 2025. He'll .want to make this a big one\nAshwin to Rickelton, 1 run .Tossed up full on leg, Rickelton brings out the reverse sweep and a misfield by the .backward square fielder allows them to take the single\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, no run .On a length around middle, Rohit stays back and flicks to square leg\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Dances down the ground and flicks this out wide of mid-on . .Ravichandran Ashwin in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1805 .WKTS .77 .4s\/6s .186\/88 .ECON .7.20 .AVE .28.16\nAshwin to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Gets that past short fine leg. On a length on leg and Rickelton gets low and sweeps this .to the fielder's right. Good placement\nAshwin to Rickelton, no run .On a length around middle and leg, Rickelton backs away and pushes it to mid-on. Just .on the bounce to the fielder\nAshwin to Rickelton, no run .Full around leg, clipped to short fine leg\nJadeja to Rohit Sharma, no run .Rohit misses the reverse-sweep and Jadeja with a massive appeal! They don't review .it. This was sliding down leg.\nJadeja to Rohit Sharma, no run .Tossed up on the stumps, Rohit defends\nJadeja to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .On a length around off, he rocks back and slaps it out to deep cover\nJadeja to Rickelton, OUT .Taken on the rope! Ayush Mhatre can do no wrong today! This is tossed up outside off, .Rickelton goes for the slog sweep but picks out the fielder. Mhatre takes it above head .height and does well to keep his balance! .Ryan Rickelton c Mhatre b Jadeja 24 (19b 3x4 1x6 30m) SR: 126.31\nJadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run .Tossed up on off, SKY works it through midwicket.\nJadeja to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Tossed up outside off, Rohit lunges forward and flicks this out to deep midwicket .Great start from Jadeja right after the powerplay.\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on the pads, clipped square on the leg side .Over the wicket to SKY . .Suryakumar Yadav vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .84 .RUNS .123 .OUTS .0 .SR .146.42 .4s\/6s .7\/7\nAshwin to Suryakumar, 1 run .Floated full outside off, it spins in as SKY looks to play the sweep. Almost a catch at .short fine, just short of the fielder. A bit of a mix-up as well as SKY is late to run but he .makes it safe\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Rohit nails the slog sweep! Tossed up full, he gives that some air, but Rohit gets low .and sends this into the stands past the midwicket boundary .Now over the wicket to Rohit\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .On a length around off, that looked like the carrom ball. Rohit hangs back and works it .down to long-on\nAshwin to Suryakumar, 1 run .Chipped just back over the bowler! He looked to flick it but got a leading edge but it's .too high for Ashwin\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Tossed full on leg, clipped out to deep midwicket\nJadeja to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Jadeja dives to his right to stop that but can only deflect it to long-on. This was on a .length outside off, spinning away. Rohit manages to spoon it back in front. SKY was .between Jadeja and where the ball was landing and he gets across and dives one- .handed, but it drops just short. Wry smile from the bowler\nJadeja to Suryakumar, no run .Full on leg, he wants to sweep but gets it off the bottom half to short fine\nJadeja to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Matchups be damned! SKY makes room leg side and takes on this full ball around .middle and plays that lovely lofted inside-out drive to pick that gap between deep cover .and long-off\nJadeja to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Magnificent! Tossed up on middle and leg, he gets low and nails the sweep behind .square! . .Suryakumar Yadav vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .606 .OUTS .18 .4s\/6s .54\/14 .SR .114.99 .AVE .33.66\nJadeja to Suryakumar, no run .On a length around off, it spins away sharply and goes off the outside half to point as .SKY drives at it\nJadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run .Dug into the pitch on a length outside off, punched out to deep cover .And that will be the timeout.\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run .On a length outside off and going across with the angle, slapped away to deep cover .Rohit one hit away from a fifty\nNoor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Short and wide, Rohit cuts it out to the off side sweeper\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run .Flung full on middle, Surya gets it out to deep midwicket off the inside half of the bat\nNoor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Floated full on middle and off, driven down the ground to long-off\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, no run .Full on leg, Suryakumar backs away and squeezes it out to mid-off\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run .Tossed full on middle and leg, driven down the ground to long-off .MI flying in their chase here. And here comes Suds to take you through to the end.\nJadeja to Suryakumar, SIX runs .SKY sweeps and the W cheers! once again takes a long stride forward and swipes it .across the line well over deep backward square leg\nJadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run .Flatter and on a length on leg, clipped through midwicket\nJadeja to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Quicker and on a length outside off, punched to deep cover-point\nJadeja to Suryakumar, no run .Fuller on middle, squeezed back to the off side\nJadeja to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Nails the sweep like only SKY can! Didn't look like a sweepable delivery for starters. .This is full and outside off, doesn't climb much. But Suryakumar comes forward and just .banishes it away to the deep square leg boundary\nJadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run .Quicker length ball outside off, punched to sweeper cover\nAshwin to Suryakumar, 1 run .Carrom ball outside leg, he comes down and backs away and clips it through square .leg. And SKY seems to have done damage to his right hand. Looks okay, may have just .hurt his hand with his bat while turning at the non-striker's end, the batting getting .struck perhaps\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Punched off the back foot through extra cover\nAshwin to Suryakumar, 1 run .Mhatre!!! Keep him out of the game at your own peril tonight! Saves a certain six. .Suryakumar once again uses his reach and swipes it across the line. Was headed over .the deep backward square leg boundary but Mhatre gets across, leaps and throws the .ball back in play before going the other side. Young man, wanting to put up the best .fielding show in CSK colours\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Carrom ball again, on middle, he backs away and punches it to long-off, 91.5kph\nAshwin to Suryakumar, 1 run .Another carrom ball on off, punched to deep cover\nAshwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Fuller outside off, the Wankhede roars as their raja Rohit Sharma gets to a half-century. .A welcome return to runs after a low string of scores. Quietly, though, Ashwin has .completed a tidy spell\nNoor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs .Ravindra runs back but gets nowhere near and almost parries it away to the rope. .Tossed up wide outside off, Rohit goes for the big one but slices it over cover . .Noor Ahmad vs RHB .BALLS .2068 .WKTS .96 .4s\/6s .175\/95 .ECON .6.86 .AVE .24.78\nNoor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, no run .Quicker and fuller on middle, defends by getting down the bat hurriedly\nNoor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Flatter and on a length around off, he punches it through cover-point off the back foot\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Another top edge, fortunate Suryakumar gets four, thanks to a bit of misfield from .Pathirana. He went for the sweep, got it over the wicketkeeper. Short fine leg hares after .it, slides but cannot prevent four\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .In the gap. Perfectly. Uses his wrists as the compass. Full on leg, he gets it out of the .way and whips it aerially to split deep midwicket and long-on\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Brooming his way to success, SKY! Darted full on middle, swept through square leg for .four more, 15 off Noor's second .Timeout and it is more of an SOS for CSK. Need something magical hereon if they want .to stay comfortably alive in IPL 2025\nPathirana to Rohit Sharma, no run .Yorker on leg to begin, flicked straight to short midwicket, where Ashwin fields\nPathirana to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Full toss down leg, he misses the flick\nPathirana to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Thrashes it through point! This is Rohit Sharma in a mood to toy with the bowling. .Backs away, clears front leg by staying deep in the crease, throws his bat at it but .trusting his eye\nPathirana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Yorker on off, squeezed back past the non-striker\nPathirana to Suryakumar, 1 run .Very full on leg, plonks it a touch aerially through mid-on\nPathirana to Rohit Sharma, no run .On middle and leg, whipped to midwicket again .Bat change for Ro, that previous ball seems to have done some damage. Umpire .Virender Sharma checks the replacement bat with the gauge and we are good to go\nPathirana to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Back of a length outside off, he leaves it be, 132.7kph, passes over his head. And Dhoni .immediately reviews that, but it is well over\nPathirana to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Leading edge and Rohit gets away. He backs away, Pathirana follows him with a full .length ball. Rohit goes for the flick but it flies towards deep third, where Khaleel settles .under it and takes it but loses his balance. Throws the ball back in and saves a six and .gives Rohit a life. Okay, multiple zoomed-in images are used by the TV umpire and one .of those show that the tip of his shoe brushes the boundary cushion. Nothing going .CSK's way as Pathirana goes for 14 in his first over\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .The sweep again, like the sweep then CSK changed the ball to a dry one. But little does .any of that matter to SKY, who sweeps it in front of square on the leg side\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run .Turns in sharply and takes the inside edge that goes wide of short fine leg. Enough to .bring up a 26-ball fifty that gets the MI owners stand up and applaud\nNoor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Rohit Sharmaaaa, slogs and connects and takes four! Floated full outside off, he gets .down on a knee and hammers it through midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Quicker wrong'un outside off, punched through point\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Suryakumar connects another slog sweeps and those in the deep square leg stand rush .to catch that. Once again he uses the long stride to reach it and banish it from his .presence\nNoor Ahmad to Suryakumar, no run .Quicker and wider outside off, he reaches out and chops it to short third\nPathirana to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide .Spears it full and down leg and Ro watches it through\nPathirana to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .The Hitman show continues at the Wankhede. A juicy full toss angled in to him, Rohit .gets inside the line and swipes it over long leg. What's more, he wants a no-ball for .height and opts for the review. Didn't look too high a full toss and it is not, 100 of the .partnership up\nPathirana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full on middle, whipped to deep square leg\nPathirana to Suryakumar, SIX runs .MI are in a hurry, SKY is in a hurry, the result is a merry for those watching. This is on .off, in the slot, Suryakumar sits deep in the crease leg side of the ball and lofts it inside .out over cover\nPathirana to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Suryakumar seals what is not just a win but delivers a statement. A statement that MI .are here and to be never written off. Their campaign might not have gotten off to the .perfect start but this is a loud enough win that will wake everybody up, even those who .did not have anything to do with them. SKY once again anticipates a full ball, sets .himself up for it and sends it sailing over long-off, much like MSD had done one April .evening all those years ago but on the other side of the wicket. MI seal a dominant nine- .wicket win","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs CSK, 38th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, no run Raps him high on the back leg with his first leg. Length ball outside off jags in to beat the inside edge!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, 2 runs Pitched up outside off, hint of away swing, Ricketlton drives it just to the cover fielder's left and Jamie Overton chases from mid-off and dives to stop that. They get two but Overton's knee gets stuck in the ground. He is in some pain\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, FOUR runs Crunched away! Makes full use of the width on offer. This is on a length outside off and Rickelton drives it past the point fielder to his left!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, FOUR runs Exquisite placement! Overpitched outside off and he picks out the small gap between cover and point! What a start from him Khaleel Ahmed vs LHB BALLS 638 WKTS 34 4s\/6s 112\/43 ECON 9.07 AVE 28.61\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, no run Khaleel beats the inside edge again! Full outside off, big swing inside, and it goes off the back pad to the slip fielder. Muted appeal from Khaleel, but that looked like it was going down leg. A replay shows that was hitting leg stump and there was no inside edge either! Missed chance for CSK and Khaleel!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rickelton, no run Full and swinging down leg, Rickelton misses his flick and is hit on the front pad. Good riposte to those two boundaries Rohit has a pretty poor record against Khaleel and Rickelton has done a good job of not needing him on strike\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on off, late swing away, Rohit pushes it in front of point and gets off the mark\n Overton to Rickelton, 1 run Very full on off, pushed out towards mid-off for a single\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Fires this one down leg\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Pulls his length back but misses the line again. Goes down leg again\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, no run Back of length outside off, Rohit Sharma drops it towards point. Turns down the single immediately\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Into the second tier! You don't bowl there to Rohit! It's short of good length around off and arrives at hip-height for Rohit, who plays that trademark pull to pick it up behind square!\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, 1 run On a length outside off, he taps the slower ball behind point for a single\n Overton to Rickelton, no run Full around leg, Rickelton wants to flick this off his pads but misses it altogether\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run Full outside off, not too much swing inwards, and Rohit drives to Rachin's left at cover, but he stops it well\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Huge! Seaming in towards leg stump and Rohit picks it up and deposits it square. It hits the deck of the second tier! Rohit Sharma vs Khaleel Ahmed BALLS 45 RUNS 34 OUTS 3 SR 75.55 4s\/6s 5\/1\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs And that's as elegant as it gets from Rohit! Overpitched on off and Rohit caresses it into the gap at cover. What a treat to watch when he is on song!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run Tucked towards midwicket, says no to the single immediately. Back of length delivery around leg seaming across him\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Four more! It's the Rohit Sharma show at the Wankhede tonight! Full outside off and Rohit hits it uppishly between cover and mid-off. Excellent placement again from Rohit Sharma Around the wicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rohit Sharma, no run Yorker just outside off, squeezed towards mid-on. 14 off that over, all courtesy Rohit Sharma!\n Ashwin to Rickelton, 1 leg bye Length ball around off, fizzed in at 97kph, it's going across Rickelton who misses the ball and it goes square off his hips Stays around the wicket Rohit Sharma vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 120 RUNS 110 OUTS 3 SR 91.66 4s\/6s 5\/4\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run On a length on off, Rohit clips it out to deep midwicket\n Ashwin to Rickelton, no run Floated too full and Rickelton leans forward to turn this into a full toss and tuck it to midwicket\n Ashwin to Rickelton, no run Length ball slides down leg, but off his pad I think\n Ashwin to Rickelton, 1 run Dropped a little short around off, he backs away to cut to cover\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, no run Offbreak on a length on leg, Rohit pushes it to midwicket. Ashwin pulls things back a little for CSK\n Overton to Rickelton, SIX runs And there's that pickup shot Rickelton loves so much! On a length around middle and leg and it's deposited over deep square leg! Whippage from the South African wicketkeeper RUNS 1598 OUTS 53 4s\/6s 174\/67 SR 134.62 AVE 30.15\n Overton to Rickelton, 1 run Full around off, pushed wide of mid-off for a quick single\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Overton looks to take it away from Rohit's arc and Rohit looks to push at it, but it's wide of the tramline\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, no run Beaten! Back of length outside off, Rohit looks to cut but the ball flies over the outside edge\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, no run Wide yorker as Rohit looks to come down the crease. He is able to stretch towards it and squeeze it back to the bowler's right\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Rohit loses his shape there! Length ball going across, Rohit wants to swat it down the ground but can't connect. And wide called again\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs Off the toe end and it beats mid-on running back! That wide yorker plan works for Overton, or almost does anyway, and he slices it high but gets enough distance on it as Vijay Shankar hares back and dives fbut can't reach it\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Overton has missed his line completely there! A wild delivery as he almost bowls it outside the strip. Another wide for the over. 50 up for Mumbai Indians\n Overton to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Another biggie for Rohit! Overton went for the pace-off delivery, but it's too full and Rohit smokes it over deep midwicket. And this is his highest score in IPL 2025. He'll want to make this a big one\n Ashwin to Rickelton, 1 run Tossed up full on leg, Rickelton brings out the reverse sweep and a misfield by the backward square fielder allows them to take the single\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, no run On a length around middle, Rohit stays back and flicks to square leg\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Dances down the ground and flicks this out wide of mid-on BALLS 1805 WKTS 77 4s\/6s 186\/88 ECON 7.20 AVE 28.16\n Ashwin to Rickelton, FOUR runs Gets that past short fine leg. On a length on leg and Rickelton gets low and sweeps this to the fielder's right. Good placement\n Ashwin to Rickelton, no run On a length around middle and leg, Rickelton backs away and pushes it to mid-on. Just on the bounce to the fielder\n Ashwin to Rickelton, no run Full around leg, clipped to short fine leg\n Jadeja to Rohit Sharma, no run Rohit misses the reverse-sweep and Jadeja with a massive appeal! They don't review it. This was sliding down leg.\n Jadeja to Rohit Sharma, no run Tossed up on the stumps, Rohit defends\n Jadeja to Rohit Sharma, 1 run On a length around off, he rocks back and slaps it out to deep cover\n Jadeja to Rickelton, OUT Taken on the rope! Ayush Mhatre can do no wrong today! This is tossed up outside off, Rickelton goes for the slog sweep but picks out the fielder. Mhatre takes it above head height and does well to keep his balance! \n Jadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run Tossed up on off, SKY works it through midwicket.\n Jadeja to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Tossed up outside off, Rohit lunges forward and flicks this out to deep midwicket Great start from Jadeja right after the powerplay.\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on the pads, clipped square on the leg side Over the wicket to SKY Suryakumar Yadav vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 84 RUNS 123 OUTS 0 SR 146.42 4s\/6s 7\/7\n Ashwin to Suryakumar, 1 run Floated full outside off, it spins in as SKY looks to play the sweep. Almost a catch at short fine, just short of the fielder. A bit of a mix-up as well as SKY is late to run but he makes it safe\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Rohit nails the slog sweep! Tossed up full, he gives that some air, but Rohit gets low and sends this into the stands past the midwicket boundary Now over the wicket to Rohit\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run On a length around off, that looked like the carrom ball. Rohit hangs back and works it down to long-on\n Ashwin to Suryakumar, 1 run Chipped just back over the bowler! He looked to flick it but got a leading edge but it's too high for Ashwin\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Tossed full on leg, clipped out to deep midwicket\n Jadeja to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Jadeja dives to his right to stop that but can only deflect it to long-on. This was on a length outside off, spinning away. Rohit manages to spoon it back in front. SKY was between Jadeja and where the ball was landing and he gets across and dives one-handed, but it drops just short. Wry smile from the bowler\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, no run Full on leg, he wants to sweep but gets it off the bottom half to short fine\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Matchups be damned! SKY makes room leg side and takes on this full ball around middle and plays that lovely lofted inside-out drive to pick that gap between deep cover and long-off\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, SIX runs Magnificent! Tossed up on middle and leg, he gets low and nails the sweep behind square! Suryakumar Yadav vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 606 OUTS 18 4s\/6s 54\/14 SR 114.99 AVE 33.66\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, no run On a length around off, it spins away sharply and goes off the outside half to point as SKY drives at it\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run Dug into the pitch on a length outside off, punched out to deep cover And that will be the timeout.\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run On a length outside off and going across with the angle, slapped away to deep cover Rohit one hit away from a fifty\n Noor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Short and wide, Rohit cuts it out to the off side sweeper\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run Flung full on middle, Surya gets it out to deep midwicket off the inside half of the bat\n Noor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Floated full on middle and off, driven down the ground to long-off\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, no run Full on leg, Suryakumar backs away and squeezes it out to mid-off\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run Tossed full on middle and leg, driven down the ground to long-off MI flying in their chase here. And here comes Suds to take you through to the end.\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, SIX runs SKY sweeps and the W cheers! once again takes a long stride forward and swipes it across the line well over deep backward square leg\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run Flatter and on a length on leg, clipped through midwicket\n Jadeja to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Quicker and on a length outside off, punched to deep cover-point\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, no run Fuller on middle, squeezed back to the off side\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Nails the sweep like only SKY can! Didn't look like a sweepable delivery for starters. This is full and outside off, doesn't climb much. But Suryakumar comes forward and just banishes it away to the deep square leg boundary\n Jadeja to Suryakumar, 1 run Quicker length ball outside off, punched to sweeper cover\n Ashwin to Suryakumar, 1 run Carrom ball outside leg, he comes down and backs away and clips it through square leg. And SKY seems to have done damage to his right hand. Looks okay, may have just hurt his hand with his bat while turning at the non-striker's end, the batting getting struck perhaps\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Punched off the back foot through extra cover\n Ashwin to Suryakumar, 1 run Mhatre!!! Keep him out of the game at your own peril tonight! Saves a certain six. Suryakumar once again uses his reach and swipes it across the line. Was headed over the deep backward square leg boundary but Mhatre gets across, leaps and throws the ball back in play before going the other side. Young man, wanting to put up the best fielding show in CSK colours\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Carrom ball again, on middle, he backs away and punches it to long-off, 91.5kph\n Ashwin to Suryakumar, 1 run Another carrom ball on off, punched to deep cover\n Ashwin to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Fuller outside off, the Wankhede roars as their raja Rohit Sharma gets to a half-century. A welcome return to runs after a low string of scores. Quietly, though, Ashwin has completed a tidy spell\n Noor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs Ravindra runs back but gets nowhere near and almost parries it away to the rope. Tossed up wide outside off, Rohit goes for the big one but slices it over cover Noor Ahmad vs RHB BALLS 2068 WKTS 96 4s\/6s 175\/95 ECON 6.86 AVE 24.78\n Noor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, no run Quicker and fuller on middle, defends by getting down the bat hurriedly\n Noor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Flatter and on a length around off, he punches it through cover-point off the back foot\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Another top edge, fortunate Suryakumar gets four, thanks to a bit of misfield from Pathirana. He went for the sweep, got it over the wicketkeeper. Short fine leg hares after it, slides but cannot prevent four\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, FOUR runs In the gap. Perfectly. Uses his wrists as the compass. Full on leg, he gets it out of the way and whips it aerially to split deep midwicket and long-on\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Brooming his way to success, SKY! Darted full on middle, swept through square leg for four more, 15 off Noor's second Timeout and it is more of an SOS for CSK. Need something magical hereon if they want to stay comfortably alive in IPL 2025\n Pathirana to Rohit Sharma, no run Yorker on leg to begin, flicked straight to short midwicket, where Ashwin fields\n Pathirana to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Full toss down leg, he misses the flick\n Pathirana to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Thrashes it through point! This is Rohit Sharma in a mood to toy with the bowling. Backs away, clears front leg by staying deep in the crease, throws his bat at it but trusting his eye\n Pathirana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Yorker on off, squeezed back past the non-striker\n Pathirana to Suryakumar, 1 run Very full on leg, plonks it a touch aerially through mid-on\n Pathirana to Rohit Sharma, no run On middle and leg, whipped to midwicket again Bat change for Ro, that previous ball seems to have done some damage. Umpire Virender Sharma checks the replacement bat with the gauge and we are good to go\n Pathirana to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Back of a length outside off, he leaves it be, 132.7kph, passes over his head. And Dhoni immediately reviews that, but it is well over\n Pathirana to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Leading edge and Rohit gets away. He backs away, Pathirana follows him with a full length ball. Rohit goes for the flick but it flies towards deep third, where Khaleel settles under it and takes it but loses his balance. Throws the ball back in and saves a six and gives Rohit a life. Okay, multiple zoomed-in images are used by the TV umpire and one of those show that the tip of his shoe brushes the boundary cushion. Nothing going CSK's way as Pathirana goes for 14 in his first over\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, FOUR runs The sweep again, like the sweep then CSK changed the ball to a dry one. But little does any of that matter to SKY, who sweeps it in front of square on the leg side\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, 1 run Turns in sharply and takes the inside edge that goes wide of short fine leg. Enough to bring up a 26-ball fifty that gets the MI owners stand up and applaud\n Noor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Rohit Sharmaaaa, slogs and connects and takes four! Floated full outside off, he gets down on a knee and hammers it through midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Quicker wrong'un outside off, punched through point\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, SIX runs Suryakumar connects another slog sweeps and those in the deep square leg stand rush to catch that. Once again he uses the long stride to reach it and banish it from his presence\n Noor Ahmad to Suryakumar, no run Quicker and wider outside off, he reaches out and chops it to short third\n Pathirana to Rohit Sharma, 1 wide Spears it full and down leg and Ro watches it through\n Pathirana to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs The Hitman show continues at the Wankhede. A juicy full toss angled in to him, Rohit gets inside the line and swipes it over long leg. What's more, he wants a no-ball for height and opts for the review. Didn't look too high a full toss and it is not, 100 of the partnership up\n Pathirana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full on middle, whipped to deep square leg\n Pathirana to Suryakumar, SIX runs MI are in a hurry, SKY is in a hurry, the result is a merry for those watching. This is on off, in the slot, Suryakumar sits deep in the crease leg side of the ball and lofts it inside out over cover\n Pathirana to Suryakumar, SIX runs Suryakumar seals what is not just a win but delivers a statement. A statement that MI are here and to be never written off. Their campaign might not have gotten off to the perfect start but this is a loud enough win that will wake everybody up, even those who did not have anything to do with them. SKY once again anticipates a full ball, sets himself up for it and sends it sailing over long-off, much like MSD had done one April evening all those years ago but on the other side of the wicket. 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Conway came rushing down the pitch and was in an .awkward position to play the short of a length ball at his body, he tried to chip it on the .up and managed to only get it as far as Parag inside the circle .Devon Conway c Parag b Yudhvir Singh 10 (8b 2x4 0x6 7m) SR: 125\nYudhvir Singh to Urvil Patel, no run .short and wide outside off, Patel slashes and gets a thick edge along the ground to .short third, where Suryavanshi makes a sharp save\nYudhvir Singh to Urvil Patel, OUT .two in the over for Yudhvir! And superbly caught on the edge up the circle by Mphaka .pedalling backwards at mid-on. Hard length on a wicket to wicket line, Patel tried to slog .down the ground, the bat turned in his hand as he made contact, Mphaka moved back .quickly to take that above his head .Urvil Patel c Maphaka b Yudhvir Singh 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nDeshpande to Mhatre, no run .short of a length on off and middle, defended on the off side\nDeshpande to Mhatre, no run .good length on off and middle, defended towards cover\nDeshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs .too short and Mhatre scores the third boundary of the innings with a well-timed pull .shot\nDeshpande to Mhatre, no run .tries to biff it down the ground but is cramped for room and can't beat mid-off\nDeshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs .on the up this time and over the in-field! Mhatre plants his front foot forward and lofts .through the line to dispatch a length ball to the straight boundary\nDeshpande to Mhatre, no run .tries to hit it a bit too hard through the leg side and gets an inside edge on to his pad\nYudhvir Singh to Ashwin, 1 run .good length on a wicket to wicket line, Ashwin works the ball off his pads in front of .square leg\nYudhvir Singh to Mhatre, 1 run .moves a bit towards the leg side and punches a length delivery through point\nYudhvir Singh to Ashwin, FOUR runs .Ashwin tries to swing the short delivery through the leg side and gets a bit of bat on it to .send the ball wide of the keeper to the fine leg boundary\nYudhvir Singh to Ashwin, SIX runs .slammed over the square leg boundary! Too full and slanting towards the pads, Ashwin .uses his long reach to get under the ball and give it a proper smack\nYudhvir Singh to Mhatre, SIX runs .cashes in on it big time. Opens up his stance and pulls the short of a length ball over the .wide long-on boundary for his first six\nYudhvir Singh to Mhatre, FOUR runs .stays leg side of the length ball outside off and uses the width to free his arms and slap .the ball to the cover boundary\nMaphaka to Ashwin, 1 run .played behind point for a single, used the angle across him from over the wicket and .opened the face of the bat\nMaphaka to Mhatre, no run .punched towards mid on off the front foot\nMaphaka to Mhatre, FOUR runs .short of a length with width to free his arms, Mhatre clears his front foot towards the leg .side and slashes over short third\nMaphaka to Mhatre, no run .driven hard on the up down the ground but can't beat mid-off\nMaphaka to Mhatre, FOUR runs .slogged in the air and just over the head of the fielder at mid-on and once the ball falls .safe it races away to the boundary\nMaphaka to Mhatre, 2 runs .short of a length angling across the right-hander, Mhatre gets squared up a touch and .then opens the face to steer the ball towards deep point, this outfield is quick\nDeshpande to Ashwin, 1 leg bye .Deshpande is a bit excited after Ashwin misses the flick and gets hit on the pad, the ball .goes on the off side and they run a leg bye, that would have missed leg stump\nDeshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs .too short, Mhatre opens up his stance to swing the ball with the angle into him to the .backward square leg boundary\nDeshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs .in front of square this time, too short again and Mhatre plays a powerful pull to loft the .ball over the in-field\nDeshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs .three in a row! This time on the off side via an upper cut behind point. Deshpande is .bowling short and wide friendly deliveries\nDeshpande to Mhatre, OUT .caught in the deep this time! That's the second superb catch for Mphaka this evening. It .was a full delivery, in the slot, and Mhatre wanted to hit it for six down the ground. He .made contact with the bottom of his bat though and didn't time it well. Mphaka came .running in off the boundary and dived forward to take a low catch .Ayush Mhatre c Maphaka b Deshpande 43 (20b 8x4 1x6 29m) SR: 215\nDeshpande to Jadeja, no run .short of a length and straight, Jadeja defends on the off side\nHasaranga to Ashwin, 1 run .nudged off the front foot behind square leg . .Ravindra Jadeja vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .424 .OUTS .19 .4s\/6s .20\/15 .SR .105.21 .AVE .22.31\nHasaranga to Jadeja, 1 run .leans forward and clips the full ball off his toes through square leg\nHasaranga to Ashwin, OUT .lofted straight to the fielder at deep midwicket, Ashwin's cameo is over. He stepped out .of his crease and swung across the line, picking out Hetmyer at deep midwicket .Ravichandran Ashwin c Hetmyer b Hasaranga 13 (8b 1x4 1x6 22m) SR: 162.5\nHasaranga to Brevis, 1 run .spins back into the right-hander, Brevis goes back and cuts from in front of his stumps .to point\nHasaranga to Jadeja, no run .worked off his pads to short fine leg\nHasaranga to Jadeja, no run .leans forward and defends into the covers\nYudhvir Singh to Brevis, FOUR runs .shot! He can play all right. Stays back to a short of a length ball and punches with a .slightly open face to place the ball into the gap on the backward point boundary\nYudhvir Singh to Brevis, 2 runs .dug in short, this time Brevis mis-times the pull shot, clears the infield though\nYudhvir Singh to Brevis, 1 run .driven to long on for a single\nYudhvir Singh to Jadeja, OUT .another one bites the dust. A tame ball, a tame shot, a tame dismissal. Full ball on the .pads, the bat turns in Jadeja's hands as he flicks, and he hits it straight to midwicket .Ravindra Jadeja c Jurel b Yudhvir Singh 1 (5b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 20\nYudhvir Singh to Dube, no run .bangs it in short on a wicket to wicket line, Dube sways out of the way as the ball flies .past his head\nYudhvir Singh to Dube, no run .short of a length again, pushing Dube back in his crease, he defends on the off side\nMaphaka to Brevis, no run .short of a length angling across the right-hander from over the wicket, Brevis stays back .and cuts hard but misses\nMaphaka to Brevis, 1 run .slower ball on a wicket to wicket line, Brevis adjusts to the change in pace and punches .the ball hard into the pitch, Mphaka can't collect as the ball bounces over his head and .concedes the single\nMaphaka to Dube, no run .another short one at Dube, he tries to ramp it over the keeper but does not make .contact\nMaphaka to Dube, 1 run .a fourth consecutive short one at Dube but this time there's width and he flays his .hands at the ball and cuts hard to deep point where the fielder makes a diving save\nMaphaka to Brevis, SIX runs .high and far over deep midwicket! A bit of the Guptill no-look flick in that shot. It was full .and on leg stump and he made great contact\nMaphaka to Brevis, 1 wide .short ball but too far down leg for Brevis to make contact with the pull\nMaphaka to Brevis, 1 wide .slower ball and on a fuller length, but down leg side again\nMaphaka to Brevis, 1 run .another slower one on leg and middle, Brevis waits for it and pushes through midwicket\nParag to Brevis, 1 run .fired wide outside off from around the wicket, Brevis reaches for it and slaps the ball flat .and in the air towards long off, reaches the fielder on the first bounce\nParag to Dube, 1 wide .strays down leg side to the left-hander from around the wicket, Dube lets it go\nParag to Dube, no run .played from the crease to point\nParag to Dube, 1 run .swept behind square for a single\nParag to Brevis, FOUR runs .a long hop outside off, this time Brevis puts it away, slapping it off the back foot into the .gap on the cover boundary\nParag to Brevis, SIX runs .another long hop and Brevis blasts it flat over the midwicket boundary, pulled with .tremendous power\nParag to Brevis, no run .looped up very wide outside off from around the wicket, Brevis makes a big effort to .move outside off and reach it, drives to deep cover for a single, might have got a wide .had he let it go","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs CSK, 62nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Deshpande to Mhatre, 1 run fullish length with some movement away from the right-hander outside off stump, Mhatre drives at it from the crease and gets an outside edge that falls short of the keeper, Samson dives to his right and gets glove on it to take the pace off the ball\n Deshpande to Conway, 2 runs short of a length, pitching outside leg and ending up on the left-hander's hips, Conway tucks it behind square\n Deshpande to Conway, FOUR runs too full and straight, Conway presses forward and drives back past the bowler, perfect timing for the first boundary of the game\n Deshpande to Conway, no run short of a length on leg and middle, played from the crease towards midwicket\n Deshpande to Conway, no run angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, Conway has a swish at that short of a length ball and misses\n Deshpande to Conway, no run tries to slash outside off again and misses again\n Yudhvir Singh to Mhatre, 1 run short and wide outside off at a gentle pace, Mhatre goes back and cuts towards deep third, he should have put that away for more\n Yudhvir Singh to Conway, FOUR runs short of a length with some lift outside off, Conway goes back and adjusts well to the bounce, cutting fine enough to beat the deep third Pitch looks pretty good to bat on.\n Yudhvir Singh to Conway, no run played off the front foot towards cover\n Yudhvir Singh to Conway, OUT pops a simple catch to mid-off! Conway came rushing down the pitch and was in an awkward position to play the short of a length ball at his body, he tried to chip it on the up and managed to only get it as far as Parag inside the circle \n Yudhvir Singh to Urvil Patel, no run short and wide outside off, Patel slashes and gets a thick edge along the ground to short third, where Suryavanshi makes a sharp save\n Yudhvir Singh to Urvil Patel, OUT two in the over for Yudhvir! And superbly caught on the edge up the circle by Mphaka pedalling backwards at mid-on. Hard length on a wicket to wicket line, Patel tried to slog down the ground, the bat turned in his hand as he made contact, Mphaka moved back quickly to take that above his head \n Deshpande to Mhatre, no run short of a length on off and middle, defended on the off side\n Deshpande to Mhatre, no run good length on off and middle, defended towards cover\n Deshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs too short and Mhatre scores the third boundary of the innings with a well-timed pull shot\n Deshpande to Mhatre, no run tries to biff it down the ground but is cramped for room and can't beat mid-off\n Deshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs on the up this time and over the in-field! Mhatre plants his front foot forward and lofts through the line to dispatch a length ball to the straight boundary\n Deshpande to Mhatre, no run tries to hit it a bit too hard through the leg side and gets an inside edge on to his pad\n Yudhvir Singh to Ashwin, 1 run good length on a wicket to wicket line, Ashwin works the ball off his pads in front of square leg\n Yudhvir Singh to Mhatre, 1 run moves a bit towards the leg side and punches a length delivery through point\n Yudhvir Singh to Ashwin, FOUR runs Ashwin tries to swing the short delivery through the leg side and gets a bit of bat on it to send the ball wide of the keeper to the fine leg boundary\n Yudhvir Singh to Ashwin, SIX runs slammed over the square leg boundary! Too full and slanting towards the pads, Ashwin uses his long reach to get under the ball and give it a proper smack\n Yudhvir Singh to Mhatre, SIX runs cashes in on it big time. Opens up his stance and pulls the short of a length ball over the wide long-on boundary for his first six\n Yudhvir Singh to Mhatre, FOUR runs stays leg side of the length ball outside off and uses the width to free his arms and slap the ball to the cover boundary\n Maphaka to Ashwin, 1 run played behind point for a single, used the angle across him from over the wicket and opened the face of the bat\n Maphaka to Mhatre, no run punched towards mid on off the front foot\n Maphaka to Mhatre, FOUR runs short of a length with width to free his arms, Mhatre clears his front foot towards the leg side and slashes over short third\n Maphaka to Mhatre, no run driven hard on the up down the ground but can't beat mid-off\n Maphaka to Mhatre, FOUR runs slogged in the air and just over the head of the fielder at mid-on and once the ball falls safe it races away to the boundary\n Maphaka to Mhatre, 2 runs short of a length angling across the right-hander, Mhatre gets squared up a touch and then opens the face to steer the ball towards deep point, this outfield is quick\n Deshpande to Ashwin, 1 leg bye Deshpande is a bit excited after Ashwin misses the flick and gets hit on the pad, the ball goes on the off side and they run a leg bye, that would have missed leg stump\n Deshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs too short, Mhatre opens up his stance to swing the ball with the angle into him to the backward square leg boundary\n Deshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs in front of square this time, too short again and Mhatre plays a powerful pull to loft the ball over the in-field\n Deshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs three in a row! This time on the off side via an upper cut behind point. Deshpande is bowling short and wide friendly deliveries\n Deshpande to Mhatre, OUT caught in the deep this time! That's the second superb catch for Mphaka this evening. It was a full delivery, in the slot, and Mhatre wanted to hit it for six down the ground. He made contact with the bottom of his bat though and didn't time it well. Mphaka came running in off the boundary and dived forward to take a low catch \n Deshpande to Jadeja, no run short of a length and straight, Jadeja defends on the off side\n Hasaranga to Ashwin, 1 run nudged off the front foot behind square leg Ravindra Jadeja vs legspin in T20s RUNS 424 OUTS 19 4s\/6s 20\/15 SR 105.21 AVE 22.31\n Hasaranga to Jadeja, 1 run leans forward and clips the full ball off his toes through square leg\n Hasaranga to Ashwin, OUT lofted straight to the fielder at deep midwicket, Ashwin's cameo is over. He stepped out of his crease and swung across the line, picking out Hetmyer at deep midwicket \n Hasaranga to Brevis, 1 run spins back into the right-hander, Brevis goes back and cuts from in front of his stumps to point\n Hasaranga to Jadeja, no run worked off his pads to short fine leg\n Hasaranga to Jadeja, no run leans forward and defends into the covers\n Yudhvir Singh to Brevis, FOUR runs shot! He can play all right. Stays back to a short of a length ball and punches with a slightly open face to place the ball into the gap on the backward point boundary\n Yudhvir Singh to Brevis, 2 runs dug in short, this time Brevis mis-times the pull shot, clears the infield though\n Yudhvir Singh to Brevis, 1 run driven to long on for a single\n Yudhvir Singh to Jadeja, OUT another one bites the dust. A tame ball, a tame shot, a tame dismissal. Full ball on the pads, the bat turns in Jadeja's hands as he flicks, and he hits it straight to midwicket \n Yudhvir Singh to Dube, no run bangs it in short on a wicket to wicket line, Dube sways out of the way as the ball flies past his head\n Yudhvir Singh to Dube, no run short of a length again, pushing Dube back in his crease, he defends on the off side\n Maphaka to Brevis, no run short of a length angling across the right-hander from over the wicket, Brevis stays back and cuts hard but misses\n Maphaka to Brevis, 1 run slower ball on a wicket to wicket line, Brevis adjusts to the change in pace and punches the ball hard into the pitch, Mphaka can't collect as the ball bounces over his head and concedes the single\n Maphaka to Dube, no run another short one at Dube, he tries to ramp it over the keeper but does not make contact\n Maphaka to Dube, 1 run a fourth consecutive short one at Dube but this time there's width and he flays his hands at the ball and cuts hard to deep point where the fielder makes a diving save\n Maphaka to Brevis, SIX runs high and far over deep midwicket! A bit of the Guptill no-look flick in that shot. It was full and on leg stump and he made great contact\n Maphaka to Brevis, 1 wide short ball but too far down leg for Brevis to make contact with the pull\n Maphaka to Brevis, 1 wide slower ball and on a fuller length, but down leg side again\n Maphaka to Brevis, 1 run another slower one on leg and middle, Brevis waits for it and pushes through midwicket\n Parag to Brevis, 1 run fired wide outside off from around the wicket, Brevis reaches for it and slaps the ball flat and in the air towards long off, reaches the fielder on the first bounce\n Parag to Dube, 1 wide strays down leg side to the left-hander from around the wicket, Dube lets it go\n Parag to Dube, no run played from the crease to point\n Parag to Dube, 1 run swept behind square for a single\n Parag to Brevis, FOUR runs a long hop outside off, this time Brevis puts it away, slapping it off the back foot into the gap on the cover boundary\n Parag to Brevis, SIX runs another long hop and Brevis blasts it flat over the midwicket boundary, pulled with tremendous power\n Parag to Brevis, no run looped up very wide outside off from around the wicket, Brevis makes a big effort to move outside off and reach it, drives to deep cover for a single, might have got a wide had he let it go","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Ashwin","Brevis","Conway","Dube","Jadeja","Mhatre","Urvil Patel"],"Runs":[13.0,27.0,10.0,2.0,1.0,43.0,0.0],"Balls_Faced":[7,12,8,6,5,20,2],"Fours":[1,2,2,0,0,8,0],"Sixes":[1,2,0,0,0,1,0],"S\/R":[185.71,225.0,125.0,33.33,20.0,215.0,0.0],"dismissal":["c Hetmyer b Hasaranga","Not Out","c Parag b Yudhvir Singh","Not Out","c Jurel b Yudhvir Singh","c Maphaka b Deshpande","c Maphaka b Yudhvir Singh"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Deshpande","Hasaranga","Maphaka","Parag","Yudhvir Singh"],"Balls":[18,6,12,6,18],"Runs_Given":[27.0,3.0,22.0,13.0,34.0],"Wickets":[1,1,0,0,3],"Overs":[3.0,1.0,2.0,1.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Deshpande to Mhatre, 1 run .fullish length with some movement away from the right-hander outside off stump, .Mhatre drives at it from the crease and gets an outside edge that falls short of the .keeper, Samson dives to his right and gets glove on it to take the pace off the ball\nDeshpande to Conway, 2 runs .short of a length, pitching outside leg and ending up on the left-hander's hips, Conway .tucks it behind square\nDeshpande to Conway, FOUR runs .too full and straight, Conway presses forward and drives back past the bowler, perfect .timing for the first boundary of the game\nDeshpande to Conway, no run .short of a length on leg and middle, played from the crease towards midwicket\nDeshpande to Conway, no run .angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, Conway has a swish at that short of .a length ball and misses\nDeshpande to Conway, no run .tries to slash outside off again and misses again\nYudhvir Singh to Mhatre, 1 run .short and wide outside off at a gentle pace, Mhatre goes back and cuts towards deep .third, he should have put that away for more\nYudhvir Singh to Conway, FOUR runs .short of a length with some lift outside off, Conway goes back and adjusts well to the .bounce, cutting fine enough to beat the deep third .Pitch looks pretty good to bat on.\nYudhvir Singh to Conway, no run .played off the front foot towards cover\nYudhvir Singh to Conway, OUT .pops a simple catch to mid-off! Conway came rushing down the pitch and was in an .awkward position to play the short of a length ball at his body, he tried to chip it on the .up and managed to only get it as far as Parag inside the circle .Devon Conway c Parag b Yudhvir Singh 10 (8b 2x4 0x6 7m) SR: 125\nYudhvir Singh to Urvil Patel, no run .short and wide outside off, Patel slashes and gets a thick edge along the ground to .short third, where Suryavanshi makes a sharp save\nYudhvir Singh to Urvil Patel, OUT .two in the over for Yudhvir! And superbly caught on the edge up the circle by Mphaka .pedalling backwards at mid-on. Hard length on a wicket to wicket line, Patel tried to slog .down the ground, the bat turned in his hand as he made contact, Mphaka moved back .quickly to take that above his head .Urvil Patel c Maphaka b Yudhvir Singh 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nDeshpande to Mhatre, no run .short of a length on off and middle, defended on the off side\nDeshpande to Mhatre, no run .good length on off and middle, defended towards cover\nDeshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs .too short and Mhatre scores the third boundary of the innings with a well-timed pull .shot\nDeshpande to Mhatre, no run .tries to biff it down the ground but is cramped for room and can't beat mid-off\nDeshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs .on the up this time and over the in-field! Mhatre plants his front foot forward and lofts .through the line to dispatch a length ball to the straight boundary\nDeshpande to Mhatre, no run .tries to hit it a bit too hard through the leg side and gets an inside edge on to his pad\nYudhvir Singh to Ashwin, 1 run .good length on a wicket to wicket line, Ashwin works the ball off his pads in front of .square leg\nYudhvir Singh to Mhatre, 1 run .moves a bit towards the leg side and punches a length delivery through point\nYudhvir Singh to Ashwin, FOUR runs .Ashwin tries to swing the short delivery through the leg side and gets a bit of bat on it to .send the ball wide of the keeper to the fine leg boundary\nYudhvir Singh to Ashwin, SIX runs .slammed over the square leg boundary! Too full and slanting towards the pads, Ashwin .uses his long reach to get under the ball and give it a proper smack\nYudhvir Singh to Mhatre, SIX runs .cashes in on it big time. Opens up his stance and pulls the short of a length ball over the .wide long-on boundary for his first six\nYudhvir Singh to Mhatre, FOUR runs .stays leg side of the length ball outside off and uses the width to free his arms and slap .the ball to the cover boundary\nMaphaka to Ashwin, 1 run .played behind point for a single, used the angle across him from over the wicket and .opened the face of the bat\nMaphaka to Mhatre, no run .punched towards mid on off the front foot\nMaphaka to Mhatre, FOUR runs .short of a length with width to free his arms, Mhatre clears his front foot towards the leg .side and slashes over short third\nMaphaka to Mhatre, no run .driven hard on the up down the ground but can't beat mid-off\nMaphaka to Mhatre, FOUR runs .slogged in the air and just over the head of the fielder at mid-on and once the ball falls .safe it races away to the boundary\nMaphaka to Mhatre, 2 runs .short of a length angling across the right-hander, Mhatre gets squared up a touch and .then opens the face to steer the ball towards deep point, this outfield is quick\nDeshpande to Ashwin, 1 leg bye .Deshpande is a bit excited after Ashwin misses the flick and gets hit on the pad, the ball .goes on the off side and they run a leg bye, that would have missed leg stump\nDeshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs .too short, Mhatre opens up his stance to swing the ball with the angle into him to the .backward square leg boundary\nDeshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs .in front of square this time, too short again and Mhatre plays a powerful pull to loft the .ball over the in-field\nDeshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs .three in a row! This time on the off side via an upper cut behind point. Deshpande is .bowling short and wide friendly deliveries\nDeshpande to Mhatre, OUT .caught in the deep this time! That's the second superb catch for Mphaka this evening. It .was a full delivery, in the slot, and Mhatre wanted to hit it for six down the ground. He .made contact with the bottom of his bat though and didn't time it well. Mphaka came .running in off the boundary and dived forward to take a low catch .Ayush Mhatre c Maphaka b Deshpande 43 (20b 8x4 1x6 29m) SR: 215\nDeshpande to Jadeja, no run .short of a length and straight, Jadeja defends on the off side\nHasaranga to Ashwin, 1 run .nudged off the front foot behind square leg . .Ravindra Jadeja vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .424 .OUTS .19 .4s\/6s .20\/15 .SR .105.21 .AVE .22.31\nHasaranga to Jadeja, 1 run .leans forward and clips the full ball off his toes through square leg\nHasaranga to Ashwin, OUT .lofted straight to the fielder at deep midwicket, Ashwin's cameo is over. He stepped out .of his crease and swung across the line, picking out Hetmyer at deep midwicket .Ravichandran Ashwin c Hetmyer b Hasaranga 13 (8b 1x4 1x6 22m) SR: 162.5\nHasaranga to Brevis, 1 run .spins back into the right-hander, Brevis goes back and cuts from in front of his stumps .to point\nHasaranga to Jadeja, no run .worked off his pads to short fine leg\nHasaranga to Jadeja, no run .leans forward and defends into the covers\nYudhvir Singh to Brevis, FOUR runs .shot! He can play all right. Stays back to a short of a length ball and punches with a .slightly open face to place the ball into the gap on the backward point boundary\nYudhvir Singh to Brevis, 2 runs .dug in short, this time Brevis mis-times the pull shot, clears the infield though\nYudhvir Singh to Brevis, 1 run .driven to long on for a single\nYudhvir Singh to Jadeja, OUT .another one bites the dust. A tame ball, a tame shot, a tame dismissal. Full ball on the .pads, the bat turns in Jadeja's hands as he flicks, and he hits it straight to midwicket .Ravindra Jadeja c Jurel b Yudhvir Singh 1 (5b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 20\nYudhvir Singh to Dube, no run .bangs it in short on a wicket to wicket line, Dube sways out of the way as the ball flies .past his head\nYudhvir Singh to Dube, no run .short of a length again, pushing Dube back in his crease, he defends on the off side\nMaphaka to Brevis, no run .short of a length angling across the right-hander from over the wicket, Brevis stays back .and cuts hard but misses\nMaphaka to Brevis, 1 run .slower ball on a wicket to wicket line, Brevis adjusts to the change in pace and punches .the ball hard into the pitch, Mphaka can't collect as the ball bounces over his head and .concedes the single\nMaphaka to Dube, no run .another short one at Dube, he tries to ramp it over the keeper but does not make .contact\nMaphaka to Dube, 1 run .a fourth consecutive short one at Dube but this time there's width and he flays his .hands at the ball and cuts hard to deep point where the fielder makes a diving save\nMaphaka to Brevis, SIX runs .high and far over deep midwicket! A bit of the Guptill no-look flick in that shot. It was full .and on leg stump and he made great contact\nMaphaka to Brevis, 1 wide .short ball but too far down leg for Brevis to make contact with the pull\nMaphaka to Brevis, 1 wide .slower ball and on a fuller length, but down leg side again\nMaphaka to Brevis, 1 run .another slower one on leg and middle, Brevis waits for it and pushes through midwicket\nParag to Brevis, 1 run .fired wide outside off from around the wicket, Brevis reaches for it and slaps the ball flat .and in the air towards long off, reaches the fielder on the first bounce\nParag to Dube, 1 wide .strays down leg side to the left-hander from around the wicket, Dube lets it go\nParag to Dube, no run .played from the crease to point\nParag to Dube, 1 run .swept behind square for a single\nParag to Brevis, FOUR runs .a long hop outside off, this time Brevis puts it away, slapping it off the back foot into the .gap on the cover boundary\nParag to Brevis, SIX runs .another long hop and Brevis blasts it flat over the midwicket boundary, pulled with .tremendous power\nParag to Brevis, no run .looped up very wide outside off from around the wicket, Brevis makes a big effort to .move outside off and reach it, drives to deep cover for a single, might have got a wide .had he let it go\nYudhvir Singh to Dube, 1 run .Dube stays in his crease and plays a punchy-drive on the up to wide mid off\nYudhvir Singh to Brevis, SIX runs .full ball, too full, Brevis gets under it and uses those gifted wrists of his to drive the ball .flat and far over the long-on boundary for another six\nYudhvir Singh to Brevis, no run .gets squared up a touch by a good length ball that straightens off the pitch and the .outside edge goes towards short third\nYudhvir Singh to Brevis, 1 run .full toss outside off, Brevis tries to hit it a bit too hard and takes one hand off the bat as .he sends the ball along the ground through midwicket\nYudhvir Singh to Dube, FOUR runs .short ball and this time Dube is ready and waiting, pulls it into the gap on the deep .midwicket boundary, CSK rattling along at superb pace\nYudhvir Singh to Dube, no run .he's got away with that, it was short and wide outside off, Dube hit it hard off the back .foot but could not pierce the gap at cover\nMadhwal to Brevis, 1 run .good length on a wicket to wicket line, Brevis tries to drive on the off side but gets an .inside edge behind square leg\nMadhwal to Dube, 5 wide .full and fast down leg side, Dube misses with the flick and Samson misses with the dive\nMadhwal to Dube, FOUR runs .short ball outside off this time and Dube stands tall and uses his bat as a ramp to loft .the ball over backward point\nMadhwal to Dube, 1 run .short of a length and straight, Dube nudges off his hips towards midwicket\nMadhwal to Brevis, 1 run .driven from the crease towards point where a fumble allows the single\nMadhwal to Dube, 1 run .in the blockhole, haven't seen much of that tonight, Dube digs it out on the off side\nMadhwal to Brevis, 1 run .another one in the blockhole to Brevis, dug out past the bowler for a single\nHasaranga to Brevis, 2 runs .tossed up on off and middle with spin into the right-hander, Brevis swings towards .midwicket but gets a thick inside edge towards deep square where Jaiswal runs a fair .distance and dives to his left to save the boundary .Dewald Brevis' strike rate vs legspin in T20s169.04\nHasaranga to Brevis, 1 run .backs away towards leg and cuts the ball from in front of his stumps through the off .side\nHasaranga to Dube, 1 run .spins one across the left-hander from over the wicket, Dube stays back and drives to .long off\nHasaranga to Brevis, no run .backs away again outside leg and slaps the ball towards cover, Brevis does not look as .assured against Hasaranga\nHasaranga to Brevis, no run .fired in quick outside off, he lets this one go\nHasaranga to Brevis, 1 run .gives Hasaranga full view of the stumps by moving outside leg and then drives the ball .firmly towards wide long off\nMadhwal to Brevis, 1 run .short of a length outside off, Brevis clears his front foot and flat-bats the ball hard to .wide long off\nMadhwal to Dube, 2 runs .looks for the yorker and bowls a low full toss on the pads that Dube clips to deep .square leg where a tag-team effort saves the boundary\nMadhwal to Dube, 1 run .good length on off stump, Dube leans into the front foot drive to long off\nMadhwal to Brevis, OUT .bowled him! Brevis' bright and entertaining innings ends with a rather ungainly hoick .across the line to a full ball and an inside edge on to the stumps ... the crowd erupts .because it's Dhoni time. .Dewald Brevis b Madhwal 42 (25b 2x4 3x6 36m) SR: 168\nMadhwal to Dhoni, 1 run .full ball outside off, Dhoni leans forward and plays the square drive through point\nMadhwal to Dube, no run .looks for the blockhole around off stump, Dube stays in his crease and plays to cover .Which was the more memorable Test? .14.1K votes .AUS vs SA, Perth, 2008 .ENG vs AUS, Birmingham, 2023 .SA's epic chase of 414 in Perth OR Australia's two-wicket thriller at Edgbaston? .Which was the more memorable Test? .16.6K votes .ENG vs AUS, Leeds, 2019 .NZ vs ENG, Wellington, 2023 .Stokes' miracle at Headingley OR NZ beating England after following-on? .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final, we're trying to identify the greatest .Test of the 21st century with your help. The voting is open on the following head-to- .heads, so go on and have your say! .It's time for another timeout. If you haven't participated in our greatest Test polls yet, .please give it a go.\nHasaranga to Dhoni, no run .tossed up on off and middle, Dhoni meets it on the front foot and plays back to the .bowler\nHasaranga to Dhoni, no run .steps out and chips it in the air but short of the bowler\nHasaranga to Dhoni, 1 run .goes right back and hits the ball down to long on for a single\nHasaranga to Dube, SIX runs .that's in the first tier beyond the midwicket boundary! Hasaranga gave it some air, Dube .stepped out of his crease and gave it even more air, using those long arms of his to .generate so much power\nHasaranga to Dube, no run .fired it flat and wide outside off from over the wicket across the left-hander, Dube .reaches for it and hits it to point\nHasaranga to Dube, 1 run .similar ball outside off stump, but this time Dube reaches for it and hits it wide of the .fielder at cover for a single\nParag to Dube, 1 wide .strays down leg from around the wicket, Dube lets it go\nParag to Dube, 1 run .played off the pads gently through the leg side\nParag to Dhoni, no run .Dhoni clears his front foot and hits the ball back to the bowler\nParag to Dhoni, 1 run .width outside off, short length as well, Dhoni slaps it off the back foot flat towards long .off\nParag to Dube, 1 wide .strays down leg side once again, Dube can't connect with the sweep across the line\nParag to Dube, 1 run .played to deep midwicket\nParag to Dhoni, SIX runs .pings off the sightscreen and back into play! Parag tossed it up with a round arm action, .Dhoni got under the full ball and smashed it back over the bowler's head .See all photos\nParag to Dhoni, 2 runs .cut through point, there was lots of width outside off to work with\nHasaranga to Dube, 1 run .Dube tries to smash it off the back foot but mis-times the ball towards mid off . .MS Dhoni in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .4061 .OUTS .119 .4s\/6s .308\/240 .SR .181.29 .AVE .34.12\nHasaranga to Dhoni, no run .Dhoni reaches for one wide outside off and hits it to cover\nHasaranga to Dhoni, 1 wide .lets it go this time close to the wide line, the umpire says it is a legal ball and Dhoni will .challenge it. That looked inside the wide line in real time but replays confirm that Dhoni .is right, gets the decision overturned in his favour\nHasaranga to Dhoni, no run .mistimes the ball into the off side, Hasaranga is keeping it wide outside off, Dhoni .would have got another wide had he let this go\nHasaranga to Dhoni, 1 run .another wide one outside off, Dhoni reaches for it again and hits it to wide long off\nHasaranga to Dube, SIX runs .tossed up with width to the left-hander, Dube makes a movement towards the off and .frees his arms, lofting the wide ball high and over the straight boundary\nHasaranga to Dube, 1 wide .bowled extremely wide outside off, Dube lets it go\nHasaranga to Dube, 1 run .punched down the ground for a single\nMadhwal to Dube, no run .driven firmly into the covers\nMadhwal to Dube, 1 run .in the blockhole on middle stump, Dube clips it off his toes towards fine leg\nMadhwal to Dhoni, 1 leg bye .full and on the pads, it's there for the taking with short fine in the circle but Dhoni .misses the glance and gets hit on his back boot\nMadhwal to Dube, 1 run .Dube biffs at the full toss, clearing his front foot and looking to slam it down the ground, .he mis-times it towards long off\nMadhwal to Dhoni, 1 run .driven to long on for a single, hit it from the blockhole\nMadhwal to Dube, no run .backs away towards leg to create room but can't beat cover, top over from Madhwal\nDeshpande to Dhoni, 1 run .a low full toss on leg stump, Dhoni stays in his crease and swings it away towards deep .square leg, reaches the fielder on the first bounce, he couldn't get under it to get .elevation on the shot\nDeshpande to Dube, 1 run .played to wide long on for a single, dug out an attempted yorker from around the wicket\nDeshpande to Dhoni, 1 run .slower ball, short of a length outside off, Dhoni sways back and hits it through point\nDeshpande to Dube, 1 run .full to Dube, nearly in the blockhole, he plays a lofted drive towards long off\nDeshpande to Dhoni, 1 run .Dhoni tries to cut a short of a length ball and only manages to hit it in the air and just .short of point\nDeshpande to Dube, 1 run .another exceptional over at the death, a low full toss outside off that Dube mis-times, .lofting it in the air but only as far as just outside the circle at mid-on\nMadhwal to Dube, OUT .low full toss, Dube smashes it, flat and hard but not high enough, Jaiswal is on the long- .on boundary and he catches it reverse-cup as he tumbles backwards, RR have pulled .CSK back big time .Shivam Dube c Jaiswal b Madhwal 39 (32b 2x4 2x6 55m) SR: 121.87\nMadhwal to Kamboj, no run .in the blockhole outside off, Kamboj swings and misses\nMadhwal to Kamboj, FOUR runs .low full toss on middle stump, Kamboj clears his front foot and hits it hard down the .ground, Parag can't save it running to his left from long-on, boundary after 15 deliveries\nMadhwal to Kamboj, 1 run .clears his front foot and swings the ball through midwicket, the fielder had to cover a lot .of distance from square leg to get to the ball but Dhoni did not want to take the second .run that was on offer\nMadhwal to Dhoni, OUT .sharp catch at short fine leg! Deshpande is stunned at what he's done. Dhoni got down .on one knee to paddle sweep a full toss and he hit it really hard, but flat and straight at .Deshpande, who reached up and caught it over his head, tumbling backwards with the .momentum of the ball .MS Dhoni c Deshpande b Madhwal 16 (17b 0x4 1x6 28m) SR: 94.11\nMadhwal to Noor Ahmad, 2 runs .in the blockhole to finish a superb exhibition of death bowling from RR, dug out to deep .midwicket for a single, but a fumble from Samson collecting a sloppy throw allows the .extra run .Which was the more memorable Test? .14.1K votes .AUS vs SA, Perth, 2008 .ENG vs AUS, Birmingham, 2023 .SA's epic chase of 414 in Perth OR Australia's two-wicket thriller at Edgbaston? .Which was the more memorable Test? .16.6K votes .ENG vs AUS, Leeds, 2019 .NZ vs ENG, Wellington, 2023 .Stokes' miracle at Headingley OR NZ beating England after following-on? .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final, we're trying to identify the greatest .Test of the 21st century with your help. The voting is open on the following head-to- .heads, so go on and have your say! .Will RR finally pull off a chase? .6.7K votes .Yes .No .RR need 188 to avoid finishing at the bottom of the points table. Will they be able to do .this? Join me in about ten minutes for the chase.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs CSK, 62nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Deshpande to Mhatre, 1 run fullish length with some movement away from the right-hander outside off stump, Mhatre drives at it from the crease and gets an outside edge that falls short of the keeper, Samson dives to his right and gets glove on it to take the pace off the ball\n Deshpande to Conway, 2 runs short of a length, pitching outside leg and ending up on the left-hander's hips, Conway tucks it behind square\n Deshpande to Conway, FOUR runs too full and straight, Conway presses forward and drives back past the bowler, perfect timing for the first boundary of the game\n Deshpande to Conway, no run short of a length on leg and middle, played from the crease towards midwicket\n Deshpande to Conway, no run angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, Conway has a swish at that short of a length ball and misses\n Deshpande to Conway, no run tries to slash outside off again and misses again\n Yudhvir Singh to Mhatre, 1 run short and wide outside off at a gentle pace, Mhatre goes back and cuts towards deep third, he should have put that away for more\n Yudhvir Singh to Conway, FOUR runs short of a length with some lift outside off, Conway goes back and adjusts well to the bounce, cutting fine enough to beat the deep third Pitch looks pretty good to bat on.\n Yudhvir Singh to Conway, no run played off the front foot towards cover\n Yudhvir Singh to Conway, OUT pops a simple catch to mid-off! Conway came rushing down the pitch and was in an awkward position to play the short of a length ball at his body, he tried to chip it on the up and managed to only get it as far as Parag inside the circle \n Yudhvir Singh to Urvil Patel, no run short and wide outside off, Patel slashes and gets a thick edge along the ground to short third, where Suryavanshi makes a sharp save\n Yudhvir Singh to Urvil Patel, OUT two in the over for Yudhvir! And superbly caught on the edge up the circle by Mphaka pedalling backwards at mid-on. Hard length on a wicket to wicket line, Patel tried to slog down the ground, the bat turned in his hand as he made contact, Mphaka moved back quickly to take that above his head \n Deshpande to Mhatre, no run short of a length on off and middle, defended on the off side\n Deshpande to Mhatre, no run good length on off and middle, defended towards cover\n Deshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs too short and Mhatre scores the third boundary of the innings with a well-timed pull shot\n Deshpande to Mhatre, no run tries to biff it down the ground but is cramped for room and can't beat mid-off\n Deshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs on the up this time and over the in-field! Mhatre plants his front foot forward and lofts through the line to dispatch a length ball to the straight boundary\n Deshpande to Mhatre, no run tries to hit it a bit too hard through the leg side and gets an inside edge on to his pad\n Yudhvir Singh to Ashwin, 1 run good length on a wicket to wicket line, Ashwin works the ball off his pads in front of square leg\n Yudhvir Singh to Mhatre, 1 run moves a bit towards the leg side and punches a length delivery through point\n Yudhvir Singh to Ashwin, FOUR runs Ashwin tries to swing the short delivery through the leg side and gets a bit of bat on it to send the ball wide of the keeper to the fine leg boundary\n Yudhvir Singh to Ashwin, SIX runs slammed over the square leg boundary! Too full and slanting towards the pads, Ashwin uses his long reach to get under the ball and give it a proper smack\n Yudhvir Singh to Mhatre, SIX runs cashes in on it big time. Opens up his stance and pulls the short of a length ball over the wide long-on boundary for his first six\n Yudhvir Singh to Mhatre, FOUR runs stays leg side of the length ball outside off and uses the width to free his arms and slap the ball to the cover boundary\n Maphaka to Ashwin, 1 run played behind point for a single, used the angle across him from over the wicket and opened the face of the bat\n Maphaka to Mhatre, no run punched towards mid on off the front foot\n Maphaka to Mhatre, FOUR runs short of a length with width to free his arms, Mhatre clears his front foot towards the leg side and slashes over short third\n Maphaka to Mhatre, no run driven hard on the up down the ground but can't beat mid-off\n Maphaka to Mhatre, FOUR runs slogged in the air and just over the head of the fielder at mid-on and once the ball falls safe it races away to the boundary\n Maphaka to Mhatre, 2 runs short of a length angling across the right-hander, Mhatre gets squared up a touch and then opens the face to steer the ball towards deep point, this outfield is quick\n Deshpande to Ashwin, 1 leg bye Deshpande is a bit excited after Ashwin misses the flick and gets hit on the pad, the ball goes on the off side and they run a leg bye, that would have missed leg stump\n Deshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs too short, Mhatre opens up his stance to swing the ball with the angle into him to the backward square leg boundary\n Deshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs in front of square this time, too short again and Mhatre plays a powerful pull to loft the ball over the in-field\n Deshpande to Mhatre, FOUR runs three in a row! This time on the off side via an upper cut behind point. Deshpande is bowling short and wide friendly deliveries\n Deshpande to Mhatre, OUT caught in the deep this time! That's the second superb catch for Mphaka this evening. It was a full delivery, in the slot, and Mhatre wanted to hit it for six down the ground. He made contact with the bottom of his bat though and didn't time it well. Mphaka came running in off the boundary and dived forward to take a low catch \n Deshpande to Jadeja, no run short of a length and straight, Jadeja defends on the off side\n Hasaranga to Ashwin, 1 run nudged off the front foot behind square leg Ravindra Jadeja vs legspin in T20s RUNS 424 OUTS 19 4s\/6s 20\/15 SR 105.21 AVE 22.31\n Hasaranga to Jadeja, 1 run leans forward and clips the full ball off his toes through square leg\n Hasaranga to Ashwin, OUT lofted straight to the fielder at deep midwicket, Ashwin's cameo is over. He stepped out of his crease and swung across the line, picking out Hetmyer at deep midwicket \n Hasaranga to Brevis, 1 run spins back into the right-hander, Brevis goes back and cuts from in front of his stumps to point\n Hasaranga to Jadeja, no run worked off his pads to short fine leg\n Hasaranga to Jadeja, no run leans forward and defends into the covers\n Yudhvir Singh to Brevis, FOUR runs shot! He can play all right. Stays back to a short of a length ball and punches with a slightly open face to place the ball into the gap on the backward point boundary\n Yudhvir Singh to Brevis, 2 runs dug in short, this time Brevis mis-times the pull shot, clears the infield though\n Yudhvir Singh to Brevis, 1 run driven to long on for a single\n Yudhvir Singh to Jadeja, OUT another one bites the dust. A tame ball, a tame shot, a tame dismissal. Full ball on the pads, the bat turns in Jadeja's hands as he flicks, and he hits it straight to midwicket \n Yudhvir Singh to Dube, no run bangs it in short on a wicket to wicket line, Dube sways out of the way as the ball flies past his head\n Yudhvir Singh to Dube, no run short of a length again, pushing Dube back in his crease, he defends on the off side\n Maphaka to Brevis, no run short of a length angling across the right-hander from over the wicket, Brevis stays back and cuts hard but misses\n Maphaka to Brevis, 1 run slower ball on a wicket to wicket line, Brevis adjusts to the change in pace and punches the ball hard into the pitch, Mphaka can't collect as the ball bounces over his head and concedes the single\n Maphaka to Dube, no run another short one at Dube, he tries to ramp it over the keeper but does not make contact\n Maphaka to Dube, 1 run a fourth consecutive short one at Dube but this time there's width and he flays his hands at the ball and cuts hard to deep point where the fielder makes a diving save\n Maphaka to Brevis, SIX runs high and far over deep midwicket! A bit of the Guptill no-look flick in that shot. It was full and on leg stump and he made great contact\n Maphaka to Brevis, 1 wide short ball but too far down leg for Brevis to make contact with the pull\n Maphaka to Brevis, 1 wide slower ball and on a fuller length, but down leg side again\n Maphaka to Brevis, 1 run another slower one on leg and middle, Brevis waits for it and pushes through midwicket\n Parag to Brevis, 1 run fired wide outside off from around the wicket, Brevis reaches for it and slaps the ball flat and in the air towards long off, reaches the fielder on the first bounce\n Parag to Dube, 1 wide strays down leg side to the left-hander from around the wicket, Dube lets it go\n Parag to Dube, no run played from the crease to point\n Parag to Dube, 1 run swept behind square for a single\n Parag to Brevis, FOUR runs a long hop outside off, this time Brevis puts it away, slapping it off the back foot into the gap on the cover boundary\n Parag to Brevis, SIX runs another long hop and Brevis blasts it flat over the midwicket boundary, pulled with tremendous power\n Parag to Brevis, no run looped up very wide outside off from around the wicket, Brevis makes a big effort to move outside off and reach it, drives to deep cover for a single, might have got a wide had he let it go\n Yudhvir Singh to Dube, 1 run Dube stays in his crease and plays a punchy-drive on the up to wide mid off\n Yudhvir Singh to Brevis, SIX runs full ball, too full, Brevis gets under it and uses those gifted wrists of his to drive the ball flat and far over the long-on boundary for another six\n Yudhvir Singh to Brevis, no run gets squared up a touch by a good length ball that straightens off the pitch and the outside edge goes towards short third\n Yudhvir Singh to Brevis, 1 run full toss outside off, Brevis tries to hit it a bit too hard and takes one hand off the bat as he sends the ball along the ground through midwicket\n Yudhvir Singh to Dube, FOUR runs short ball and this time Dube is ready and waiting, pulls it into the gap on the deep midwicket boundary, CSK rattling along at superb pace\n Yudhvir Singh to Dube, no run he's got away with that, it was short and wide outside off, Dube hit it hard off the back foot but could not pierce the gap at cover\n Madhwal to Brevis, 1 run good length on a wicket to wicket line, Brevis tries to drive on the off side but gets an inside edge behind square leg\n Madhwal to Dube, 5 wide full and fast down leg side, Dube misses with the flick and Samson misses with the dive\n Madhwal to Dube, FOUR runs short ball outside off this time and Dube stands tall and uses his bat as a ramp to loft the ball over backward point\n Madhwal to Dube, 1 run short of a length and straight, Dube nudges off his hips towards midwicket\n Madhwal to Brevis, 1 run driven from the crease towards point where a fumble allows the single\n Madhwal to Dube, 1 run in the blockhole, haven't seen much of that tonight, Dube digs it out on the off side\n Madhwal to Brevis, 1 run another one in the blockhole to Brevis, dug out past the bowler for a single\n Hasaranga to Brevis, 2 runs tossed up on off and middle with spin into the right-hander, Brevis swings towards midwicket but gets a thick inside edge towards deep square where Jaiswal runs a fair distance and dives to his left to save the boundary Dewald Brevis' strike rate vs legspin in T20s169.04\n Hasaranga to Brevis, 1 run backs away towards leg and cuts the ball from in front of his stumps through the off side\n Hasaranga to Dube, 1 run spins one across the left-hander from over the wicket, Dube stays back and drives to long off\n Hasaranga to Brevis, no run backs away again outside leg and slaps the ball towards cover, Brevis does not look as assured against Hasaranga\n Hasaranga to Brevis, no run fired in quick outside off, he lets this one go\n Hasaranga to Brevis, 1 run gives Hasaranga full view of the stumps by moving outside leg and then drives the ball firmly towards wide long off\n Madhwal to Brevis, 1 run short of a length outside off, Brevis clears his front foot and flat-bats the ball hard to wide long off\n Madhwal to Dube, 2 runs looks for the yorker and bowls a low full toss on the pads that Dube clips to deep square leg where a tag-team effort saves the boundary\n Madhwal to Dube, 1 run good length on off stump, Dube leans into the front foot drive to long off\n Madhwal to Brevis, OUT bowled him! Brevis' bright and entertaining innings ends with a rather ungainly hoick across the line to a full ball and an inside edge on to the stumps.. the crowd erupts because it's Dhoni time. \n Madhwal to Dhoni, 1 run full ball outside off, Dhoni leans forward and plays the square drive through point\n Madhwal to Dube, no run looks for the blockhole around off stump, Dube stays in his crease and plays to cover Which was the more memorable Test? 14.1K votes AUS vs SA, Perth, 2008 ENG vs AUS, Birmingham, 2023 SA's epic chase of 414 in Perth OR Australia's two-wicket thriller at Edgbaston? Which was the more memorable Test? 16.6K votes ENG vs AUS, Leeds, 2019 NZ vs ENG, Wellington, 2023 Stokes' miracle at Headingley OR NZ beating England after following-on? In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final, we're trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with your help. The voting is open on the following head-to-heads, so go on and have your say! It's time for another timeout. If you haven't participated in our greatest Test polls yet, please give it a go.\n Hasaranga to Dhoni, no run tossed up on off and middle, Dhoni meets it on the front foot and plays back to the bowler\n Hasaranga to Dhoni, no run steps out and chips it in the air but short of the bowler\n Hasaranga to Dhoni, 1 run goes right back and hits the ball down to long on for a single\n Hasaranga to Dube, SIX runs that's in the first tier beyond the midwicket boundary! Hasaranga gave it some air, Dube stepped out of his crease and gave it even more air, using those long arms of his to generate so much power\n Hasaranga to Dube, no run fired it flat and wide outside off from over the wicket across the left-hander, Dube reaches for it and hits it to point\n Hasaranga to Dube, 1 run similar ball outside off stump, but this time Dube reaches for it and hits it wide of the fielder at cover for a single\n Parag to Dube, 1 wide strays down leg from around the wicket, Dube lets it go\n Parag to Dube, 1 run played off the pads gently through the leg side\n Parag to Dhoni, no run Dhoni clears his front foot and hits the ball back to the bowler\n Parag to Dhoni, 1 run width outside off, short length as well, Dhoni slaps it off the back foot flat towards long off\n Parag to Dube, 1 wide strays down leg side once again, Dube can't connect with the sweep across the line\n Parag to Dube, 1 run played to deep midwicket\n Parag to Dhoni, SIX runs pings off the sightscreen and back into play! Parag tossed it up with a round arm action, Dhoni got under the full ball and smashed it back over the bowler's head See all photos\n Parag to Dhoni, 2 runs cut through point, there was lots of width outside off to work with\n Hasaranga to Dube, 1 run Dube tries to smash it off the back foot but mis-times the ball towards mid off RUNS 4061 OUTS 119 4s\/6s 308\/240 SR 181.29 AVE 34.12\n Hasaranga to Dhoni, no run Dhoni reaches for one wide outside off and hits it to cover\n Hasaranga to Dhoni, 1 wide lets it go this time close to the wide line, the umpire says it is a legal ball and Dhoni will challenge it. That looked inside the wide line in real time but replays confirm that Dhoni is right, gets the decision overturned in his favour\n Hasaranga to Dhoni, no run mistimes the ball into the off side, Hasaranga is keeping it wide outside off, Dhoni would have got another wide had he let this go\n Hasaranga to Dhoni, 1 run another wide one outside off, Dhoni reaches for it again and hits it to wide long off\n Hasaranga to Dube, SIX runs tossed up with width to the left-hander, Dube makes a movement towards the off and frees his arms, lofting the wide ball high and over the straight boundary\n Hasaranga to Dube, 1 wide bowled extremely wide outside off, Dube lets it go\n Hasaranga to Dube, 1 run punched down the ground for a single\n Madhwal to Dube, no run driven firmly into the covers\n Madhwal to Dube, 1 run in the blockhole on middle stump, Dube clips it off his toes towards fine leg\n Madhwal to Dhoni, 1 leg bye full and on the pads, it's there for the taking with short fine in the circle but Dhoni misses the glance and gets hit on his back boot\n Madhwal to Dube, 1 run Dube biffs at the full toss, clearing his front foot and looking to slam it down the ground, he mis-times it towards long off\n Madhwal to Dhoni, 1 run driven to long on for a single, hit it from the blockhole\n Madhwal to Dube, no run backs away towards leg to create room but can't beat cover, top over from Madhwal\n Deshpande to Dhoni, 1 run a low full toss on leg stump, Dhoni stays in his crease and swings it away towards deep square leg, reaches the fielder on the first bounce, he couldn't get under it to get elevation on the shot\n Deshpande to Dube, 1 run played to wide long on for a single, dug out an attempted yorker from around the wicket\n Deshpande to Dhoni, 1 run slower ball, short of a length outside off, Dhoni sways back and hits it through point\n Deshpande to Dube, 1 run full to Dube, nearly in the blockhole, he plays a lofted drive towards long off\n Deshpande to Dhoni, 1 run Dhoni tries to cut a short of a length ball and only manages to hit it in the air and just short of point\n Deshpande to Dube, 1 run another exceptional over at the death, a low full toss outside off that Dube mis-times, lofting it in the air but only as far as just outside the circle at mid-on\n Madhwal to Dube, OUT low full toss, Dube smashes it, flat and hard but not high enough, Jaiswal is on the long-on boundary and he catches it reverse-cup as he tumbles backwards, RR have pulled CSK back big time \n Madhwal to Kamboj, no run in the blockhole outside off, Kamboj swings and misses\n Madhwal to Kamboj, FOUR runs low full toss on middle stump, Kamboj clears his front foot and hits it hard down the ground, Parag can't save it running to his left from long-on, boundary after 15 deliveries\n Madhwal to Kamboj, 1 run clears his front foot and swings the ball through midwicket, the fielder had to cover a lot of distance from square leg to get to the ball but Dhoni did not want to take the second run that was on offer\n Madhwal to Dhoni, OUT sharp catch at short fine leg! Deshpande is stunned at what he's done. Dhoni got down on one knee to paddle sweep a full toss and he hit it really hard, but flat and straight at Deshpande, who reached up and caught it over his head, tumbling backwards with the momentum of the ball \n Madhwal to Noor Ahmad, 2 runs in the blockhole to finish a superb exhibition of death bowling from RR, dug out to deep midwicket for a single, but a fumble from Samson collecting a sloppy throw allows the extra run Which was the more memorable Test? 14.1K votes AUS vs SA, Perth, 2008 ENG vs AUS, Birmingham, 2023 SA's epic chase of 414 in Perth OR Australia's two-wicket thriller at Edgbaston? Which was the more memorable Test? 16.6K votes ENG vs AUS, Leeds, 2019 NZ vs ENG, Wellington, 2023 Stokes' miracle at Headingley OR NZ beating England after following-on? In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final, we're trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with your help. The voting is open on the following head-to-heads, so go on and have your say! Will RR finally pull off a chase? 6.7K votes Yes No RR need 188 to avoid finishing at the bottom of the points table. Will they be able to do this? Join me in about ten minutes for the chase.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Ashwin","Brevis","Conway","Dhoni","Dube","Jadeja","Kamboj","Mhatre","Noor Ahmad","Urvil Patel"],"Runs":[13.0,42.0,10.0,16.0,39.0,1.0,5.0,43.0,2.0,0.0],"Balls_Faced":[7,25,8,17,32,5,3,20,1,2],"Fours":[1,2,2,0,2,0,1,8,0,0],"Sixes":[1,3,0,1,2,0,0,1,0,0],"S\/R":[185.71,168.0,125.0,94.12,121.88,20.0,166.67,215.0,200.0,0.0],"dismissal":["c Hetmyer b Hasaranga","b Madhwal","c Parag b Yudhvir Singh","c Deshpande b Madhwal","c Jaiswal b Madhwal","c Jurel b Yudhvir Singh","Not Out","c Maphaka b Deshpande","Not Out","c Maphaka b Yudhvir Singh"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Deshpande","Hasaranga","Madhwal","Maphaka","Parag","Yudhvir Singh"],"Balls":[24,24,24,12,12,24],"Runs_Given":[33.0,27.0,29.0,22.0,26.0,46.0],"Wickets":[1,1,3,0,0,3],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,2.0,2.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Beaten on the flowing square drive. Khaleel walks close to the batter while chatting, it .ends with a smile. Was a length ball, seam up, that landed on off and decked away a .touch. Was going over the stumps, Salt tried to drive on top of the bounce\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Salt walks down and tries to whip the fullish ball off fourth stump, misses\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Khaleel keeps Salt in check again. 138ks bumper landed on leg and zips over fourth, .rose just under shoulder height. Salt shaped for the front-foot pull but crouched and .yanked the bat late to let it go\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .Aiming square leg, going deep third. Lucky for Salt. He tried to slug the 138ks full ball on .off across the line, the arc of the bat swing was from point to square leg.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .WIde, full, and this one's middled. Flayed over point off the front foot, clears the infield .which is all that he needed to do. Khaleel smiles . .Phil Salt vs Khaleel Ahmed .BALLS .27 .RUNS .43 .OUTS .0 .SR .159.25 .4s\/6s .8\/1\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, 1 run .138ks again, cramps the batter for room on the pull. Hard-length ball at the body\nAshwin to Salt, SIX runs .That's a gift to start. Short ball slips out, sits up down leg. Looked like the carrom ball .and was pulled off the hips, waited and deposited over fine leg\nAshwin to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt on the charge, makes room to the 96ks shortish ball - not as much of a drag-down - .but still enough for Salt to cut it while backing away. Through extra cover\nAshwin to Salt, 1 run .Clipped off the back foot through midwicket, crowd is delighted as Kohli will be on strike\nAshwin to Kohli, no run .Another carrom ball, but this time the seam is pointing towards point. The length ball on .middle turns away a bit, defended into the pitch with the straight bat .Virat Kohli strike rate vs Ashwin in T20s123.12\nAshwin to Kohli, 1 run .Kohli makes room and Ashwin tries to follow him. There's a bit of room to work with but .Kohli pulls it over midwicket\nAshwin to Salt, FOUR runs .Another four to fine leg. Round one against spin goes to RCB. Ashwin not wanting to .give room, bowls another length ball onto the pads, but it's on the outer-half, helped .away with the pull\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run .Emphatic celebrappeal for lbw from Khaleel, he ran past the batter without looking back .but it's not given. CSK review . Where did this pitch? It thought it was in line. Was a .fullish length ball that zipped off the pitch that beat the whip across the line - a rarity .with Kohli batting, and hit just under the knee-roll. Hawk-Eye shows it was pitching just .outside leg .See all photos\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run .Beaten on the pull. Dhoni has to leap away to get the 139ks shoulder-high ball. Was .going through fifth stump, Kohli wanted to nail the pull just in front of square. The front .foot was well outside the crease, the back leg lifted and swivelled down leg, so he was .off balance but did not sacrifice power. Beaten comprehensively\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, 1 leg bye .Off the hook. Single to fine leg. Back of lengther at the hip, beaten on the leg glance. Ball .goes off thigh pad . .Khaleel Ahmed in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .975 .WKTS .36 .4s\/6s .173\/35 .ECON .7.85 .AVE .35.47\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt pulls with a stable base, that's what Kohli missed earlier. This was picked up off a .shortish length and smacked flat over midwicket. Deep-backward square leg was the .only fielder out. One-bounce four.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Length on top of middle delivered from close to the stumps, 141ks, pace off the pitch is .high. Salt slides leg side last second to punch it defensively, with a straight bat, back to .the bowler\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, 2 runs .Ugly but smart whip across the line well to the right of deep midwicket to pick up two. .Was a length ball around fifth, Salt went across outside off and swung across the thigh.\nSam Curran to Kohli, no run .Doesn't carry to midwicket, Noor didn't take a step forward, just lunged low and straight .to try and take it low, got yorked. Was a back of lengther angling in at the batter, Kohli .happy to pull it with all his might. Likely to have spliced it\nSam Curran to Kohli, 2 runs .Slower back of lengther is pulled off the sticker, in the gap through midwicket. Ball .slowed down in the outfield\nSam Curran to Kohli, no run .Kohli's trying to take Curran on but isn't able to. He walked to the leg-side wide guideline .to try but got followed by a length ball on top of is bat. Beaten on the swipe across the .line, ball pops into the off side\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 leg bye .Kohli looks to go through the leg side again, doesn't connect, ball goes off the pad .towards cover\nSam Curran to Salt, 1 run .Slow full ball dips, lands just in front of the batter, Salt has to wait for the flick to .midwicket. He smiles at the bowler\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 run .Swept like it's off a spinner, and wow, that's 83ks. Quite the change up. Was a full ball .outside off that was swept along the ground to deep-mid .Who said you can't build your team around a 40 year old? In football, a team from .Bengaluru has shown the way -- this is how Bengaluru FC entered the playoffs to .become ISL trophy contenders, powered by the ageless Sunil Chhetri.\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .A touch short, 92ks, pulled aerially to deep midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, 1 wide .Low and full but down leg, Salt doesn't move his feet and tries to shovel it fine. Misses. .Dhoni slides across to collect it\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, 1 run .Full on the pads, clipped to short fine leg\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, no run .Down leg again, Kohli plants the front foot in line with the ball and looks to thump the .sweep. Ball beats him and pops to short fine, batter didn't know initially where it went .though\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, FOUR runs .Connects with the sweep this time. A knee-roll high full toss made it easy, races through .backward square leg\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Length around off, pushed to cover for a quick single\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, OUT .Fast-handed stumping attempt from Dhoni, sent upstairs. Didn't look like Salt lifted his .toe in real time. But let's see. Replay shows the front foot was on the line as he missed .the on-the-up cover drive off the length ball angling away outside off. The toe didn't lift .much but it did hover, the ball was on top of fifth stump, Dhoni didn't have to move his .knees, which is when his superpower is unleashed. The time between the ball being .caught and swooshed onto the stumps might be 0.10 seconds or fewer, remarkable .reflexes and Salt - who probably didn't lift his foot even a centimetre - has to walk back .for a good, but brief, 32. .Phil Salt st \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad 32 (16b 5x4 1x6 23m) SR: 200\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 run .Wicket's just fallen, but Kohli is happy to slog. It is the last over of the powerplay after .all. The length ball is miscued to deep square leg. Went low off the bat .Long leg and third out, slip in place\nSam Curran to Padikkal, no run .Length on top of leg, tries to flick it square, inside edges it onto pad\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 2 runs .Launched over point, off the bottom of the bat though, lands halfway into the outfield .and plugs\nSam Curran to Padikkal, no run .Under-edges the fullish length ball outside off onto the pitch and back to the keeper. .Was a slower ball that Padikkal tried to cut\nSam Curran to Padikkal, SIX runs .Slot ball lands on leg and angles into the pad, Padikkal's upper body bends and the feet .are mostly upright as he flicks it behind square. Pick-up shot\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 1 wide .Down leg, the shortish ball is let go after Padikkal shaped to pull it\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run .Another slower one from Curran, he's got a few of them out real early. 82.7ks lol. .Landed around a back of length and spun in a touch, Padikkal was early on the full- .faced punch, ball lobbed to the right of the bowler. Quick single to mid-off\nJadeja to Padikkal, no run .Beats the attempted slog sweep with a length ball on fourth\nJadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs .RCB continue to be proactive, Padikkal nails the slog sweep flat over forward square .leg. The line is just outside off which makes the shot a touch less risky\nJadeja to Padikkal, no run .Beaten on the cut. Length ball lands on middle and off and goes through fourth. Not far .from the stumps\nJadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Another sweep, this is fine. Padikkal walked across, got a touch too far inside the line .but went through with the shot and got it through fine leg\nJadeja to Padikkal, SIX runs .More risk, more reward. Long-on is in place but Padikkal dances down to a quickish .length ball, heaves it over long-on. Don't think he middled it but went through with the .full swing\nJadeja to Padikkal, 1 run .Wide on a length, 97ks, turned into a wider ball by Padikkal making room. Ball goes off .the bottom of the bat through point\nAshwin to Padikkal, 1 wide .Ooh, misses out. Shortish ball down leg, beaten on the one-knee pull. Padikkal wanted .to go fine, tried playing it late\nAshwin to Padikkal, 1 run .Touch slower, on a length and at the pads, worked through the leg side\nAshwin to Kohli, no run .Kohli makes room and is followed by a 95ks length ball that skids a touch low, .underedged cut goes towards cover\nAshwin to Kohli, 1 run .Tucked off the pads through square leg . .Devdutt Padikkal vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .18 .RUNS .16 .OUTS .1 .SR .88.88 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nAshwin to Padikkal, 2 runs .Backs away and launches an inside-out cover drive to a fourth-stump length ball. Ball .lands halfway into the outfield and is stopped into the deep\nAshwin to Padikkal, OUT .Gaikwad claims a low catch at cover, Umpire Nitin Menon has his finger on the .earpiece... and signals out. Guessing the third umpire was seeing the replays .somehow. Anyway, The ball hovered low and travelled quick, both hands cupped the ball .in front of Gaikwad's body. Was a full ball to which Padikkal made room and drove with .a flourish. Great start but cut short, don't think RCB will mind that too much though. .Devdutt Padikkal c Gaikwad b Ashwin 27 (14b 2x4 2x6 12m) SR: 192.85\nAshwin to Patidar, 1 run .Full on middle, flicked to wide long-on\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 leg bye .Shortish ball at the ribs, tucked off the back foot through square leg\nPathirana to Kohli, no run .Beaten on the hook, Kohli's not happy it's not called wide. No review though. Was a .bumper that landed around off and went over middle and leg, the batter was in the .crease and tried to go fine. Side-on replay shows it actually was a touch over head- .height\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .Length on the hips, clipped to deep-backward square leg\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Fullish length ball on the pads, flicked to deep fine leg. Looked like the slower one, pace .not shown\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 wide .Yorker slips well down leg. Let go. Dhoni takes two biggish leaps to the left and tumbles .sideways to collect it low\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .Middle-stump yorker is executed to perfection, Kohli plays it beautifully too. Gets the .front leg to the leg side and flicks it with ball just passing the crease through backward .square leg. Amazing reflexes. Bowler smiles as the batter takes the run.\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Back of length outside off, guided to deep third. Timeout\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Sliced in the air... and it falls safely. Deep cover ran to his diagonal right but ball landed .a few metres in front. Was a full ball outside off that Patidar tried to smear over extra .cover.\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Stays leg side of the length ball and cuts to sweeper cover\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Length on off, 91ks, punched to cover. No spin there\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Slog swept along the ground, big back-lift and lots of power generated off the wrists, hit .to the fielder though\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, no run .Length over top of fourth, 94ks, cut off the splice into the grass nearby. Ball goes to .cover\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, SIX runs .This is what makes Patidar special. Takes on bowlers even after mistiming balls. This .time, he makes room and wallops a slog sweep away over cow corner .Time for Abhimanyu to come in","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs SRH, 19th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Beaten on the flowing square drive. Khaleel walks close to the batter while chatting, it ends with a smile. Was a length ball, seam up, that landed on off and decked away a touch. Was going over the stumps, Salt tried to drive on top of the bounce\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Salt walks down and tries to whip the fullish ball off fourth stump, misses\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Khaleel keeps Salt in check again. 138ks bumper landed on leg and zips over fourth, rose just under shoulder height. Salt shaped for the front-foot pull but crouched and yanked the bat late to let it go\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs Aiming square leg, going deep third. Lucky for Salt. He tried to slug the 138ks full ball on off across the line, the arc of the bat swing was from point to square leg.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs WIde, full, and this one's middled. Flayed over point off the front foot, clears the infield which is all that he needed to do. Khaleel smiles Phil Salt vs Khaleel Ahmed BALLS 27 RUNS 43 OUTS 0 SR 159.25 4s\/6s 8\/1\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, 1 run 138ks again, cramps the batter for room on the pull. Hard-length ball at the body\n Ashwin to Salt, SIX runs That's a gift to start. Short ball slips out, sits up down leg. Looked like the carrom ball and was pulled off the hips, waited and deposited over fine leg\n Ashwin to Salt, FOUR runs Salt on the charge, makes room to the 96ks shortish ball - not as much of a drag-down - but still enough for Salt to cut it while backing away. Through extra cover\n Ashwin to Salt, 1 run Clipped off the back foot through midwicket, crowd is delighted as Kohli will be on strike\n Ashwin to Kohli, no run Another carrom ball, but this time the seam is pointing towards point. The length ball on middle turns away a bit, defended into the pitch with the straight bat Virat Kohli strike rate vs Ashwin in T20s123.12\n Ashwin to Kohli, 1 run Kohli makes room and Ashwin tries to follow him. There's a bit of room to work with but Kohli pulls it over midwicket\n Ashwin to Salt, FOUR runs Another four to fine leg. Round one against spin goes to RCB. Ashwin not wanting to give room, bowls another length ball onto the pads, but it's on the outer-half, helped away with the pull\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run Emphatic celebrappeal for lbw from Khaleel, he ran past the batter without looking back but it's not given. CSK review Where did this pitch? It thought it was in line. Was a fullish length ball that zipped off the pitch that beat the whip across the line - a rarity with Kohli batting, and hit just under the knee-roll. Hawk-Eye shows it was pitching just outside leg See all photos\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run Beaten on the pull. Dhoni has to leap away to get the 139ks shoulder-high ball. Was going through fifth stump, Kohli wanted to nail the pull just in front of square. The front foot was well outside the crease, the back leg lifted and swivelled down leg, so he was off balance but did not sacrifice power. Beaten comprehensively\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, 1 leg bye Off the hook. Single to fine leg. Back of lengther at the hip, beaten on the leg glance. Ball goes off thigh pad BALLS 975 WKTS 36 4s\/6s 173\/35 ECON 7.85 AVE 35.47\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs Salt pulls with a stable base, that's what Kohli missed earlier. This was picked up off a shortish length and smacked flat over midwicket. Deep-backward square leg was the only fielder out. One-bounce four.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Length on top of middle delivered from close to the stumps, 141ks, pace off the pitch is high. Salt slides leg side last second to punch it defensively, with a straight bat, back to the bowler\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, 2 runs Ugly but smart whip across the line well to the right of deep midwicket to pick up two. Was a length ball around fifth, Salt went across outside off and swung across the thigh.\n Sam Curran to Kohli, no run Doesn't carry to midwicket, Noor didn't take a step forward, just lunged low and straight to try and take it low, got yorked. Was a back of lengther angling in at the batter, Kohli happy to pull it with all his might. Likely to have spliced it\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 2 runs Slower back of lengther is pulled off the sticker, in the gap through midwicket. Ball slowed down in the outfield\n Sam Curran to Kohli, no run Kohli's trying to take Curran on but isn't able to. He walked to the leg-side wide guideline to try but got followed by a length ball on top of is bat. Beaten on the swipe across the line, ball pops into the off side\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 leg bye Kohli looks to go through the leg side again, doesn't connect, ball goes off the pad towards cover\n Sam Curran to Salt, 1 run Slow full ball dips, lands just in front of the batter, Salt has to wait for the flick to midwicket. He smiles at the bowler\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 run Swept like it's off a spinner, and wow, that's 83ks. Quite the change up. Was a full ball outside off that was swept along the ground to deep-mid Who said you can't build your team around a 40 year old? In football, a team from Bengaluru has shown the way -- this is how Bengaluru FC entered the playoffs to become ISL trophy contenders, powered by the ageless Sunil Chhetri.\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run A touch short, 92ks, pulled aerially to deep midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, 1 wide Low and full but down leg, Salt doesn't move his feet and tries to shovel it fine. Misses. Dhoni slides across to collect it\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, 1 run Full on the pads, clipped to short fine leg\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, no run Down leg again, Kohli plants the front foot in line with the ball and looks to thump the sweep. Ball beats him and pops to short fine, batter didn't know initially where it went though\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, FOUR runs Connects with the sweep this time. A knee-roll high full toss made it easy, races through backward square leg\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Length around off, pushed to cover for a quick single\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, OUT Fast-handed stumping attempt from Dhoni, sent upstairs. Didn't look like Salt lifted his toe in real time. But let's see. Replay shows the front foot was on the line as he missed the on-the-up cover drive off the length ball angling away outside off. The toe didn't lift much but it did hover, the ball was on top of fifth stump, Dhoni didn't have to move his knees, which is when his superpower is unleashed. The time between the ball being caught and swooshed onto the stumps might be 0.10 seconds or fewer, remarkable reflexes and Salt - who probably didn't lift his foot even a centimetre - has to walk back for a good, but brief, 32. \n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 run Wicket's just fallen, but Kohli is happy to slog. It is the last over of the powerplay after all. The length ball is miscued to deep square leg. Went low off the bat Long leg and third out, slip in place\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, no run Length on top of leg, tries to flick it square, inside edges it onto pad\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 2 runs Launched over point, off the bottom of the bat though, lands halfway into the outfield and plugs\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, no run Under-edges the fullish length ball outside off onto the pitch and back to the keeper. Was a slower ball that Padikkal tried to cut\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, SIX runs Slot ball lands on leg and angles into the pad, Padikkal's upper body bends and the feet are mostly upright as he flicks it behind square. Pick-up shot\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 1 wide Down leg, the shortish ball is let go after Padikkal shaped to pull it\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run Another slower one from Curran, he's got a few of them out real early. 82.7ks lol. Landed around a back of length and spun in a touch, Padikkal was early on the full-faced punch, ball lobbed to the right of the bowler. Quick single to mid-off\n Jadeja to Padikkal, no run Beats the attempted slog sweep with a length ball on fourth\n Jadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs RCB continue to be proactive, Padikkal nails the slog sweep flat over forward square leg. The line is just outside off which makes the shot a touch less risky\n Jadeja to Padikkal, no run Beaten on the cut. Length ball lands on middle and off and goes through fourth. Not far from the stumps\n Jadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs Another sweep, this is fine. Padikkal walked across, got a touch too far inside the line but went through with the shot and got it through fine leg\n Jadeja to Padikkal, SIX runs More risk, more reward. Long-on is in place but Padikkal dances down to a quickish length ball, heaves it over long-on. Don't think he middled it but went through with the full swing\n Jadeja to Padikkal, 1 run Wide on a length, 97ks, turned into a wider ball by Padikkal making room. Ball goes off the bottom of the bat through point\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 1 wide Ooh, misses out. Shortish ball down leg, beaten on the one-knee pull. Padikkal wanted to go fine, tried playing it late\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 1 run Touch slower, on a length and at the pads, worked through the leg side\n Ashwin to Kohli, no run Kohli makes room and is followed by a 95ks length ball that skids a touch low, underedged cut goes towards cover\n Ashwin to Kohli, 1 run Tucked off the pads through square leg Devdutt Padikkal vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 18 RUNS 16 OUTS 1 SR 88.88 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 2 runs Backs away and launches an inside-out cover drive to a fourth-stump length ball. Ball lands halfway into the outfield and is stopped into the deep\n Ashwin to Padikkal, OUT Gaikwad claims a low catch at cover, Umpire Nitin Menon has his finger on the earpiece... and signals out. Guessing the third umpire was seeing the replays somehow. Anyway, The ball hovered low and travelled quick, both hands cupped the ball in front of Gaikwad's body. Was a full ball to which Padikkal made room and drove with a flourish. Great start but cut short, don't think RCB will mind that too much though. \n Ashwin to Patidar, 1 run Full on middle, flicked to wide long-on\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 leg bye Shortish ball at the ribs, tucked off the back foot through square leg\n Pathirana to Kohli, no run Beaten on the hook, Kohli's not happy it's not called wide. No review though. Was a bumper that landed around off and went over middle and leg, the batter was in the crease and tried to go fine. Side-on replay shows it actually was a touch over head-height\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run Length on the hips, clipped to deep-backward square leg\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Fullish length ball on the pads, flicked to deep fine leg. Looked like the slower one, pace not shown\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 wide Yorker slips well down leg. Let go. Dhoni takes two biggish leaps to the left and tumbles sideways to collect it low\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run Middle-stump yorker is executed to perfection, Kohli plays it beautifully too. Gets the front leg to the leg side and flicks it with ball just passing the crease through backward square leg. Amazing reflexes. Bowler smiles as the batter takes the run.\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Back of length outside off, guided to deep third. Timeout\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Sliced in the air... and it falls safely. Deep cover ran to his diagonal right but ball landed a few metres in front. Was a full ball outside off that Patidar tried to smear over extra cover.\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Stays leg side of the length ball and cuts to sweeper cover\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Length on off, 91ks, punched to cover. No spin there\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Slog swept along the ground, big back-lift and lots of power generated off the wrists, hit to the fielder though\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, no run Length over top of fourth, 94ks, cut off the splice into the grass nearby. Ball goes to cover\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, SIX runs This is what makes Patidar special. Takes on bowlers even after mistiming balls. This time, he makes room and wallops a slog sweep away over cow corner Time for Abhimanyu to come in","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Kohli","Padikkal","Patidar","Salt"],"Runs":[16.0,27.0,11.0,32.0],"Balls_Faced":[22,14,8,16],"Fours":[1,2,0,5],"Sixes":[0,2,1,1],"S\/R":[72.73,192.86,137.5,200.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Gaikwad b Ashwin","Not Out","st \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Jadeja","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Pathirana","Sam Curran"],"Balls":[12,6,12,12,6,12],"Runs_Given":[22.0,15.0,15.0,18.0,5.0,15.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Beaten on the flowing square drive. Khaleel walks close to the batter while chatting, it .ends with a smile. Was a length ball, seam up, that landed on off and decked away a .touch. Was going over the stumps, Salt tried to drive on top of the bounce\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Salt walks down and tries to whip the fullish ball off fourth stump, misses\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Khaleel keeps Salt in check again. 138ks bumper landed on leg and zips over fourth, .rose just under shoulder height. Salt shaped for the front-foot pull but crouched and .yanked the bat late to let it go\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .Aiming square leg, going deep third. Lucky for Salt. He tried to slug the 138ks full ball on .off across the line, the arc of the bat swing was from point to square leg.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .WIde, full, and this one's middled. Flayed over point off the front foot, clears the infield .which is all that he needed to do. Khaleel smiles . .Phil Salt vs Khaleel Ahmed .BALLS .27 .RUNS .43 .OUTS .0 .SR .159.25 .4s\/6s .8\/1\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, 1 run .138ks again, cramps the batter for room on the pull. Hard-length ball at the body\nAshwin to Salt, SIX runs .That's a gift to start. Short ball slips out, sits up down leg. Looked like the carrom ball .and was pulled off the hips, waited and deposited over fine leg\nAshwin to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt on the charge, makes room to the 96ks shortish ball - not as much of a drag-down - .but still enough for Salt to cut it while backing away. Through extra cover\nAshwin to Salt, 1 run .Clipped off the back foot through midwicket, crowd is delighted as Kohli will be on strike\nAshwin to Kohli, no run .Another carrom ball, but this time the seam is pointing towards point. The length ball on .middle turns away a bit, defended into the pitch with the straight bat .Virat Kohli strike rate vs Ashwin in T20s123.12\nAshwin to Kohli, 1 run .Kohli makes room and Ashwin tries to follow him. There's a bit of room to work with but .Kohli pulls it over midwicket\nAshwin to Salt, FOUR runs .Another four to fine leg. Round one against spin goes to RCB. Ashwin not wanting to .give room, bowls another length ball onto the pads, but it's on the outer-half, helped .away with the pull\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run .Emphatic celebrappeal for lbw from Khaleel, he ran past the batter without looking back .but it's not given. CSK review . Where did this pitch? It thought it was in line. Was a .fullish length ball that zipped off the pitch that beat the whip across the line - a rarity .with Kohli batting, and hit just under the knee-roll. Hawk-Eye shows it was pitching just .outside leg .See all photos\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run .Beaten on the pull. Dhoni has to leap away to get the 139ks shoulder-high ball. Was .going through fifth stump, Kohli wanted to nail the pull just in front of square. The front .foot was well outside the crease, the back leg lifted and swivelled down leg, so he was .off balance but did not sacrifice power. Beaten comprehensively\nKhaleel Ahmed to Kohli, 1 leg bye .Off the hook. Single to fine leg. Back of lengther at the hip, beaten on the leg glance. Ball .goes off thigh pad . .Khaleel Ahmed in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .975 .WKTS .36 .4s\/6s .173\/35 .ECON .7.85 .AVE .35.47\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt pulls with a stable base, that's what Kohli missed earlier. This was picked up off a .shortish length and smacked flat over midwicket. Deep-backward square leg was the .only fielder out. One-bounce four.\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run .Length on top of middle delivered from close to the stumps, 141ks, pace off the pitch is .high. Salt slides leg side last second to punch it defensively, with a straight bat, back to .the bowler\nKhaleel Ahmed to Salt, 2 runs .Ugly but smart whip across the line well to the right of deep midwicket to pick up two. .Was a length ball around fifth, Salt went across outside off and swung across the thigh.\nSam Curran to Kohli, no run .Doesn't carry to midwicket, Noor didn't take a step forward, just lunged low and straight .to try and take it low, got yorked. Was a back of lengther angling in at the batter, Kohli .happy to pull it with all his might. Likely to have spliced it\nSam Curran to Kohli, 2 runs .Slower back of lengther is pulled off the sticker, in the gap through midwicket. Ball .slowed down in the outfield\nSam Curran to Kohli, no run .Kohli's trying to take Curran on but isn't able to. He walked to the leg-side wide guideline .to try but got followed by a length ball on top of is bat. Beaten on the swipe across the .line, ball pops into the off side\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 leg bye .Kohli looks to go through the leg side again, doesn't connect, ball goes off the pad .towards cover\nSam Curran to Salt, 1 run .Slow full ball dips, lands just in front of the batter, Salt has to wait for the flick to .midwicket. He smiles at the bowler\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 run .Swept like it's off a spinner, and wow, that's 83ks. Quite the change up. Was a full ball .outside off that was swept along the ground to deep-mid .Who said you can't build your team around a 40 year old? In football, a team from .Bengaluru has shown the way -- this is how Bengaluru FC entered the playoffs to .become ISL trophy contenders, powered by the ageless Sunil Chhetri.\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .A touch short, 92ks, pulled aerially to deep midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, 1 wide .Low and full but down leg, Salt doesn't move his feet and tries to shovel it fine. Misses. .Dhoni slides across to collect it\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, 1 run .Full on the pads, clipped to short fine leg\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, no run .Down leg again, Kohli plants the front foot in line with the ball and looks to thump the .sweep. Ball beats him and pops to short fine, batter didn't know initially where it went .though\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, FOUR runs .Connects with the sweep this time. A knee-roll high full toss made it easy, races through .backward square leg\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Length around off, pushed to cover for a quick single\nNoor Ahmad to Salt, OUT .Fast-handed stumping attempt from Dhoni, sent upstairs. Didn't look like Salt lifted his .toe in real time. But let's see. Replay shows the front foot was on the line as he missed .the on-the-up cover drive off the length ball angling away outside off. The toe didn't lift .much but it did hover, the ball was on top of fifth stump, Dhoni didn't have to move his .knees, which is when his superpower is unleashed. The time between the ball being .caught and swooshed onto the stumps might be 0.10 seconds or fewer, remarkable .reflexes and Salt - who probably didn't lift his foot even a centimetre - has to walk back .for a good, but brief, 32. .Phil Salt st \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad 32 (16b 5x4 1x6 23m) SR: 200\nSam Curran to Kohli, 1 run .Wicket's just fallen, but Kohli is happy to slog. It is the last over of the powerplay after .all. The length ball is miscued to deep square leg. Went low off the bat .Long leg and third out, slip in place\nSam Curran to Padikkal, no run .Length on top of leg, tries to flick it square, inside edges it onto pad\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 2 runs .Launched over point, off the bottom of the bat though, lands halfway into the outfield .and plugs\nSam Curran to Padikkal, no run .Under-edges the fullish length ball outside off onto the pitch and back to the keeper. .Was a slower ball that Padikkal tried to cut\nSam Curran to Padikkal, SIX runs .Slot ball lands on leg and angles into the pad, Padikkal's upper body bends and the feet .are mostly upright as he flicks it behind square. Pick-up shot\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 1 wide .Down leg, the shortish ball is let go after Padikkal shaped to pull it\nSam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run .Another slower one from Curran, he's got a few of them out real early. 82.7ks lol. .Landed around a back of length and spun in a touch, Padikkal was early on the full- .faced punch, ball lobbed to the right of the bowler. Quick single to mid-off\nJadeja to Padikkal, no run .Beats the attempted slog sweep with a length ball on fourth\nJadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs .RCB continue to be proactive, Padikkal nails the slog sweep flat over forward square .leg. The line is just outside off which makes the shot a touch less risky\nJadeja to Padikkal, no run .Beaten on the cut. Length ball lands on middle and off and goes through fourth. Not far .from the stumps\nJadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Another sweep, this is fine. Padikkal walked across, got a touch too far inside the line .but went through with the shot and got it through fine leg\nJadeja to Padikkal, SIX runs .More risk, more reward. Long-on is in place but Padikkal dances down to a quickish .length ball, heaves it over long-on. Don't think he middled it but went through with the .full swing\nJadeja to Padikkal, 1 run .Wide on a length, 97ks, turned into a wider ball by Padikkal making room. Ball goes off .the bottom of the bat through point\nAshwin to Padikkal, 1 wide .Ooh, misses out. Shortish ball down leg, beaten on the one-knee pull. Padikkal wanted .to go fine, tried playing it late\nAshwin to Padikkal, 1 run .Touch slower, on a length and at the pads, worked through the leg side\nAshwin to Kohli, no run .Kohli makes room and is followed by a 95ks length ball that skids a touch low, .underedged cut goes towards cover\nAshwin to Kohli, 1 run .Tucked off the pads through square leg . .Devdutt Padikkal vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .18 .RUNS .16 .OUTS .1 .SR .88.88 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nAshwin to Padikkal, 2 runs .Backs away and launches an inside-out cover drive to a fourth-stump length ball. Ball .lands halfway into the outfield and is stopped into the deep\nAshwin to Padikkal, OUT .Gaikwad claims a low catch at cover, Umpire Nitin Menon has his finger on the .earpiece... and signals out. Guessing the third umpire was seeing the replays .somehow. Anyway, The ball hovered low and travelled quick, both hands cupped the ball .in front of Gaikwad's body. Was a full ball to which Padikkal made room and drove with .a flourish. Great start but cut short, don't think RCB will mind that too much though. .Devdutt Padikkal c Gaikwad b Ashwin 27 (14b 2x4 2x6 12m) SR: 192.85\nAshwin to Patidar, 1 run .Full on middle, flicked to wide long-on\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 leg bye .Shortish ball at the ribs, tucked off the back foot through square leg\nPathirana to Kohli, no run .Beaten on the hook, Kohli's not happy it's not called wide. No review though. Was a .bumper that landed around off and went over middle and leg, the batter was in the .crease and tried to go fine. Side-on replay shows it actually was a touch over head- .height\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .Length on the hips, clipped to deep-backward square leg\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Fullish length ball on the pads, flicked to deep fine leg. Looked like the slower one, pace .not shown\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 wide .Yorker slips well down leg. Let go. Dhoni takes two biggish leaps to the left and tumbles .sideways to collect it low\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .Middle-stump yorker is executed to perfection, Kohli plays it beautifully too. Gets the .front leg to the leg side and flicks it with ball just passing the crease through backward .square leg. Amazing reflexes. Bowler smiles as the batter takes the run.\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Back of length outside off, guided to deep third. Timeout\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Sliced in the air... and it falls safely. Deep cover ran to his diagonal right but ball landed .a few metres in front. Was a full ball outside off that Patidar tried to smear over extra .cover.\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Stays leg side of the length ball and cuts to sweeper cover\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Length on off, 91ks, punched to cover. No spin there\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run .Slog swept along the ground, big back-lift and lots of power generated off the wrists, hit .to the fielder though\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, no run .Length over top of fourth, 94ks, cut off the splice into the grass nearby. Ball goes to .cover\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, SIX runs .This is what makes Patidar special. Takes on bowlers even after mistiming balls. This .time, he makes room and wallops a slog sweep away over cow corner .Time for Abhimanyu to come in\nPathirana to Kohli, no run .Ouch! Kohli is hurried by this Pathirana bouncer. Very well directed. Misses his pull and .takes a blow on the helmet. Out comes the physio for the concussion check. But Kohli .looks okay .See all photos\nPathirana to Kohli, SIX runs .What a riposte from Kohli! Pathirana bangs it in short on off again and this time Kohli .swivels and hooks it over the fine leg boundary\nPathirana to Kohli, FOUR runs .Pathirana goes fuller now and Kohli uses those famed wrists to flick it over midwicket! .Noor had no chance there and the ball races away\nPathirana to Kohli, 1 run .Full outside off, Kohli wants to go big again but gets it off the bottom half as the ball .rolls to long-on. Smashes his bat onto his thigh in frustration at missing out on that one\nPathirana to Patidar, FOUR runs .Patidar joins in on the fun now. This is full around off and he meets it with the full face .of the bat. Lovely straight drive. Long-on runs across and dives but can only deflect it .onto the ropes\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Taps this length ball square on the off side for a quick run. Good over after a quiet one .from Noor at the other end\nJadeja to Patidar, 1 run .Tossed on a length outside off, Patidar uppishly punches it wide of mid-off for a quick .run . .Virat Kohli vs Ravindra Jadeja .BALLS .146 .RUNS .158 .OUTS .3 .SR .108.21 .4s\/6s .8\/4\nJadeja to Kohli, 1 run .Oooh, that was a chance. Kohli punches this length ball wide of mid-off for a quick run. .The throw is just wide. kohli was a goner if that had hit!\nJadeja to Patidar, 1 run .Shelled! Oh my! Patidar top edges this slog sweep and skies it towards long-off. Hooda .is under it and the ball just bobs out of his hands! That's a poor effort! .See all photos\nJadeja to Kohli, 2 runs .Chipped down the ground and this one lands well short of the long-on fielder\nJadeja to Kohli, 1 run .Kohli makes room leg side and miscues this slog down the ground\nJadeja to Patidar, 1 run .Dropped a little short, Patidar cuts it away to deep point\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Patidar is dropped again! Length ball angled across, he goes inside out but miscues it. .Tripathi was running in from deep cover and dives forward, but can't hold on. This was a .tougher chance\nNoor Ahmad to Kohli, OUT .This time the catch is taken! Tossed up full on middle, Kohli looks to heave it leg-side .but can't clear Rachin Ravindra at deep midwicket. Kohli is frustrated, and as he should .be. 31 off 30 is not a knock he'll be happy about .Virat Kohli c Ravindra b Noor Ahmad 31 (30b 2x4 1x6 55m) SR: 103.33\nNoor Ahmad to Livingstone, no run .On a length around middle, Middlestone punches to mid-off\nNoor Ahmad to Livingstone, 1 run .Flatter and fuller around middle and off, Livingstone backs away and drives it out to the .off side sweeper\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, no run .This one drops just short! Patidar looks to take on this full ball angled across that goes .on with the angle, gets a thick edge. Khaleel ran in from short third and dived but it was .just short of him. Patidar living on the edge right now!\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Length ball punched out to the deep point fielder\nJadeja to Patidar, SIX runs .Patidar has middled that and how! Absolutely muscled over the square leg boundary! .Gets one in the slot and puts it away . .Rajat Patidar in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .919 .OUTS .23 .4s\/6s .50\/67 .SR .175.71 .AVE .39.95\nJadeja to Patidar, FOUR runs .Patidar taking the attack to Jadeja now! Backs away to this ball on a length and slaps it .away wide of long-off. That rocketed to the boundary\nJadeja to Patidar, no run .Jadeja now throws it wide to take it away from Patidar's arc. And just keeps it inside the .tramlines. Patidar has a look at the umpire for a wide call, but nothing given\nJadeja to Patidar, FOUR runs .Jadeja darts one in wide again, Patidar goes after it now and gets a thick edge past .Dhoni and that ball races away\nJadeja to Patidar, no run .Jadeja keeps going wide, this time beating the bat as Patidar has a swipe at it\nJadeja to Patidar, 1 wide .Jadeja goes wider, and this time it is called wide! That was well outside the line\nJadeja to Patidar, no run .Full and wide, Patidar with another big swing but can only get an edge that goes to short .third on the bounce\nKhaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run .It's a 90kph slower ball outside leg. Livingstone backed away and looked to work it leg .side but goes between bat and pad. Good stop by Dhoni diving to his left\nKhaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, 1 run .Dug in short on leg, Livingstone pulls it to deep square leg\nKhaleel Ahmed to Patidar, 1 run .Length ball angled across him, Patidar goes across the stumps and opens the face late .to steer it to deep third\nKhaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run .Short ball on middle going across him, 125.5kph, and it stays low to beat Livingstone's .pull\nKhaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, 2 runs .Khaleel goes short again, this time Livingstone pulls it away straight of deep midwicket .for a brace\nKhaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run .Another slower bouncer deceives Livingstone as the ball stays below bat for his .attempted cut. Good over from Khaleel .Second timeout of the innings\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Bowls this into the pitch at 90kph, angled across Patidar, who smacks it along the .carpet to long-off\nNoor Ahmad to Livingstone, SIX runs .Just over the deep backward square leg fielder! Tossed up full outside leg, Livingstone .backs away and slog sweeps this square on the leg side. The fielder was running to his .left and leapt but to no avail . .Liam Livingstone vs Noor Ahmad .BALLS .21 .RUNS .27 .OUTS .4 .SR .128.57 .4s\/6s .4\/1\nNoor Ahmad to Livingstone, OUT .Noor fires back! Knocks him over Tossed full around leg again, Livingstone again goes .for the slog sweep. He was early into this shot and loses his leg stump! .Liam Livingstone b Noor Ahmad 10 (9b 0x4 1x6 12m) SR: 111.11\nNoor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .Short-ish and quite wide and Jitesh reaches out to cut it away to deep point\nNoor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run .Darted full on middle at 93kph, Patidar clears his front leg and drives it down to long-off\nNoor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .Inside out into the stands! Tossed up full outside off and Jitesh gets to the pitch of it .and lofts it wide of mid-off!\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .On a length outside off, Patidar flicks it uppishly to deep square leg\nPathirana to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .Full on the pads, Jitesh tucks it to long leg .A nugget from our stat man: Fourth time Noor Ahmad has dismissed Liam Livingstone .in five innings in T20s, across 21 balls\nPathirana to Patidar, SIX runs .Who says Patidar is just a spin basher? This is in the slot just outside off, Patidar steps .across and heaves it clean over long-on!\nPathirana to Patidar, no run .Now a slower ball, dug in back of a length outside off. Patidar looks to pull but the ball .stays below bat\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 wide .Looks to fire in a yorker on the stumps, but messes up the line. goes down leg for a .wide\nPathirana to Patidar, 1 run .Whipped behind square leg, and hard, but Ravindra does well to stop that. That was a .full toss on middle and leg and Patidar will feel annoyed he couldn't get more out of that\nPathirana to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .Pulled into the gap! Dug in short outside off and Jitesh gets inside the line and swats it .away\nKhaleel Ahmed to Patidar, FOUR runs .30-ball fifty for Patidar! His first as RCB captain, and he brings it out with an exquisite .shot! It's a short ball angled across, he backs away and punches this with a vertical bat .over backward point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Patidar, 1 run .Low full toss on the pads, Patidar squeezes it out to cover\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, no run .Hurries Jitesh with a back-of-length delivery on leg. Jitesh swivels to pull but misses .and cops a blow around the hips\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, OUT .Jadeja takes a good diving catch at deep midwicket and that's bye-bye for Jitesh. .Khaleel goes short and across him, Jitesh looks to pull, like he did in the last over, but .this time picks out the fielder. Jadeja has to dive in front, and he is as safe a pair of .hands as you can as for .Jitesh Sharma c Jadeja b Ahmed 12 (6b 1x4 1x6 10m) SR: 200\nKhaleel Ahmed to David, FOUR runs .Starts off with a bang Gets one short and wide and cuts it hard behind point. One .bounce four\nKhaleel Ahmed to David, no run .Khaleel responds with a wide yorker. Excellently executed, keeping it just inside the line .as David looks to squeeze it out. Looks like David has asked for a review for the wide .not called. But to no avail\nPathirana to Patidar, OUT .This time, Patidar has to go! Pathirana goes full on leg at 146kph as Patidar backs .away and looks to hit it down the ground. Slices it and the ball goes high on the off side. .Curran at cover makes no mistake. A very important innings from the RCB skipper, but .it's come to an end .Rajat Patidar c Curran b Pathirana 51 (32b 4x4 3x6 46m) SR: 159.37\nPathirana to Krunal, no run .Pathirana starts off with a yorker around off, squeezed out to cover\nPathirana to Krunal, no run .Yorker outside leg beats Krunal's attempted whip across the line!\nPathirana to Krunal, 1 wide .Short outside leg, and goes down leg as Krunal looks to swivel and pull. Called wide\nPathirana to Krunal, OUT .That's chipped straight to long-on! On a length around middle and leg, Krunal can't time .this as he looks to go downtown, ending up reaching in front for it and it's a harmless .lofted shot in the end. Hooda this time holds on! Krunal falls for a duck .Krunal Pandya c Hooda b Pathirana 0 (3b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 0\nPathirana to Bhuvneshwar, no run .Full around off, Bhuvneshwar digs it out towards mid-off. No single taken\nPathirana to Bhuvneshwar, no run .ON a length around off, he wflicks it down to long-off. They don't take the single. Just .one run conceded and two wickets. Excellent penultimate over from Pathirana\nSam Curran to David, no run .On a length outside off, David can only cut it to the point fielder\nSam Curran to David, no run .Wide yorker, executed to perfection! It dips to stay under the bat with David looking to .hit it down the ground .That last ball was 86kph!\nSam Curran to David, SIX runs .Now Curran errs, bowling a juicy full toss on the stumps and David plays a nice pickup .shot behind square leg and it goes all the way\nSam Curran to David, SIX runs .Back-to-back sixes! This is full outside off, David clears his front leg and wallops this .down the ground! Lands right in front of the sight screen\nSam Curran to David, SIX runs .Hat-trick of sixes! Length ball angled in from outside off, David brings out a big swing .and muscles it over cow corner! .Can Curran keep this under 200? Over the wicket now\nSam Curran to David, 1 wide .Goes for a wide yorker, but goes too wide!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs SRH, 19th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Beaten on the flowing square drive. Khaleel walks close to the batter while chatting, it ends with a smile. Was a length ball, seam up, that landed on off and decked away a touch. Was going over the stumps, Salt tried to drive on top of the bounce\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Salt walks down and tries to whip the fullish ball off fourth stump, misses\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Khaleel keeps Salt in check again. 138ks bumper landed on leg and zips over fourth, rose just under shoulder height. Salt shaped for the front-foot pull but crouched and yanked the bat late to let it go\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs Aiming square leg, going deep third. Lucky for Salt. He tried to slug the 138ks full ball on off across the line, the arc of the bat swing was from point to square leg.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs WIde, full, and this one's middled. Flayed over point off the front foot, clears the infield which is all that he needed to do. Khaleel smiles Phil Salt vs Khaleel Ahmed BALLS 27 RUNS 43 OUTS 0 SR 159.25 4s\/6s 8\/1\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, 1 run 138ks again, cramps the batter for room on the pull. Hard-length ball at the body\n Ashwin to Salt, SIX runs That's a gift to start. Short ball slips out, sits up down leg. Looked like the carrom ball and was pulled off the hips, waited and deposited over fine leg\n Ashwin to Salt, FOUR runs Salt on the charge, makes room to the 96ks shortish ball - not as much of a drag-down - but still enough for Salt to cut it while backing away. Through extra cover\n Ashwin to Salt, 1 run Clipped off the back foot through midwicket, crowd is delighted as Kohli will be on strike\n Ashwin to Kohli, no run Another carrom ball, but this time the seam is pointing towards point. The length ball on middle turns away a bit, defended into the pitch with the straight bat Virat Kohli strike rate vs Ashwin in T20s123.12\n Ashwin to Kohli, 1 run Kohli makes room and Ashwin tries to follow him. There's a bit of room to work with but Kohli pulls it over midwicket\n Ashwin to Salt, FOUR runs Another four to fine leg. Round one against spin goes to RCB. Ashwin not wanting to give room, bowls another length ball onto the pads, but it's on the outer-half, helped away with the pull\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run Emphatic celebrappeal for lbw from Khaleel, he ran past the batter without looking back but it's not given. CSK review Where did this pitch? It thought it was in line. Was a fullish length ball that zipped off the pitch that beat the whip across the line - a rarity with Kohli batting, and hit just under the knee-roll. Hawk-Eye shows it was pitching just outside leg See all photos\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, no run Beaten on the pull. Dhoni has to leap away to get the 139ks shoulder-high ball. Was going through fifth stump, Kohli wanted to nail the pull just in front of square. The front foot was well outside the crease, the back leg lifted and swivelled down leg, so he was off balance but did not sacrifice power. Beaten comprehensively\n Khaleel Ahmed to Kohli, 1 leg bye Off the hook. Single to fine leg. Back of lengther at the hip, beaten on the leg glance. Ball goes off thigh pad BALLS 975 WKTS 36 4s\/6s 173\/35 ECON 7.85 AVE 35.47\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, FOUR runs Salt pulls with a stable base, that's what Kohli missed earlier. This was picked up off a shortish length and smacked flat over midwicket. Deep-backward square leg was the only fielder out. One-bounce four.\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, no run Length on top of middle delivered from close to the stumps, 141ks, pace off the pitch is high. Salt slides leg side last second to punch it defensively, with a straight bat, back to the bowler\n Khaleel Ahmed to Salt, 2 runs Ugly but smart whip across the line well to the right of deep midwicket to pick up two. Was a length ball around fifth, Salt went across outside off and swung across the thigh.\n Sam Curran to Kohli, no run Doesn't carry to midwicket, Noor didn't take a step forward, just lunged low and straight to try and take it low, got yorked. Was a back of lengther angling in at the batter, Kohli happy to pull it with all his might. Likely to have spliced it\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 2 runs Slower back of lengther is pulled off the sticker, in the gap through midwicket. Ball slowed down in the outfield\n Sam Curran to Kohli, no run Kohli's trying to take Curran on but isn't able to. He walked to the leg-side wide guideline to try but got followed by a length ball on top of is bat. Beaten on the swipe across the line, ball pops into the off side\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 leg bye Kohli looks to go through the leg side again, doesn't connect, ball goes off the pad towards cover\n Sam Curran to Salt, 1 run Slow full ball dips, lands just in front of the batter, Salt has to wait for the flick to midwicket. He smiles at the bowler\n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 run Swept like it's off a spinner, and wow, that's 83ks. Quite the change up. Was a full ball outside off that was swept along the ground to deep-mid Who said you can't build your team around a 40 year old? In football, a team from Bengaluru has shown the way -- this is how Bengaluru FC entered the playoffs to become ISL trophy contenders, powered by the ageless Sunil Chhetri.\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run A touch short, 92ks, pulled aerially to deep midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, 1 wide Low and full but down leg, Salt doesn't move his feet and tries to shovel it fine. Misses. Dhoni slides across to collect it\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, 1 run Full on the pads, clipped to short fine leg\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, no run Down leg again, Kohli plants the front foot in line with the ball and looks to thump the sweep. Ball beats him and pops to short fine, batter didn't know initially where it went though\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, FOUR runs Connects with the sweep this time. A knee-roll high full toss made it easy, races through backward square leg\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Length around off, pushed to cover for a quick single\n Noor Ahmad to Salt, OUT Fast-handed stumping attempt from Dhoni, sent upstairs. Didn't look like Salt lifted his toe in real time. But let's see. Replay shows the front foot was on the line as he missed the on-the-up cover drive off the length ball angling away outside off. The toe didn't lift much but it did hover, the ball was on top of fifth stump, Dhoni didn't have to move his knees, which is when his superpower is unleashed. The time between the ball being caught and swooshed onto the stumps might be 0.10 seconds or fewer, remarkable reflexes and Salt - who probably didn't lift his foot even a centimetre - has to walk back for a good, but brief, 32. \n Sam Curran to Kohli, 1 run Wicket's just fallen, but Kohli is happy to slog. It is the last over of the powerplay after all. The length ball is miscued to deep square leg. Went low off the bat Long leg and third out, slip in place\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, no run Length on top of leg, tries to flick it square, inside edges it onto pad\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 2 runs Launched over point, off the bottom of the bat though, lands halfway into the outfield and plugs\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, no run Under-edges the fullish length ball outside off onto the pitch and back to the keeper. Was a slower ball that Padikkal tried to cut\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, SIX runs Slot ball lands on leg and angles into the pad, Padikkal's upper body bends and the feet are mostly upright as he flicks it behind square. Pick-up shot\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 1 wide Down leg, the shortish ball is let go after Padikkal shaped to pull it\n Sam Curran to Padikkal, 1 run Another slower one from Curran, he's got a few of them out real early. 82.7ks lol. Landed around a back of length and spun in a touch, Padikkal was early on the full-faced punch, ball lobbed to the right of the bowler. Quick single to mid-off\n Jadeja to Padikkal, no run Beats the attempted slog sweep with a length ball on fourth\n Jadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs RCB continue to be proactive, Padikkal nails the slog sweep flat over forward square leg. The line is just outside off which makes the shot a touch less risky\n Jadeja to Padikkal, no run Beaten on the cut. Length ball lands on middle and off and goes through fourth. Not far from the stumps\n Jadeja to Padikkal, FOUR runs Another sweep, this is fine. Padikkal walked across, got a touch too far inside the line but went through with the shot and got it through fine leg\n Jadeja to Padikkal, SIX runs More risk, more reward. Long-on is in place but Padikkal dances down to a quickish length ball, heaves it over long-on. Don't think he middled it but went through with the full swing\n Jadeja to Padikkal, 1 run Wide on a length, 97ks, turned into a wider ball by Padikkal making room. Ball goes off the bottom of the bat through point\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 1 wide Ooh, misses out. Shortish ball down leg, beaten on the one-knee pull. Padikkal wanted to go fine, tried playing it late\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 1 run Touch slower, on a length and at the pads, worked through the leg side\n Ashwin to Kohli, no run Kohli makes room and is followed by a 95ks length ball that skids a touch low, underedged cut goes towards cover\n Ashwin to Kohli, 1 run Tucked off the pads through square leg Devdutt Padikkal vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 18 RUNS 16 OUTS 1 SR 88.88 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Ashwin to Padikkal, 2 runs Backs away and launches an inside-out cover drive to a fourth-stump length ball. Ball lands halfway into the outfield and is stopped into the deep\n Ashwin to Padikkal, OUT Gaikwad claims a low catch at cover, Umpire Nitin Menon has his finger on the earpiece... and signals out. Guessing the third umpire was seeing the replays somehow. Anyway, The ball hovered low and travelled quick, both hands cupped the ball in front of Gaikwad's body. Was a full ball to which Padikkal made room and drove with a flourish. Great start but cut short, don't think RCB will mind that too much though. \n Ashwin to Patidar, 1 run Full on middle, flicked to wide long-on\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 leg bye Shortish ball at the ribs, tucked off the back foot through square leg\n Pathirana to Kohli, no run Beaten on the hook, Kohli's not happy it's not called wide. No review though. Was a bumper that landed around off and went over middle and leg, the batter was in the crease and tried to go fine. Side-on replay shows it actually was a touch over head-height\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run Length on the hips, clipped to deep-backward square leg\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Fullish length ball on the pads, flicked to deep fine leg. Looked like the slower one, pace not shown\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 wide Yorker slips well down leg. Let go. Dhoni takes two biggish leaps to the left and tumbles sideways to collect it low\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run Middle-stump yorker is executed to perfection, Kohli plays it beautifully too. Gets the front leg to the leg side and flicks it with ball just passing the crease through backward square leg. Amazing reflexes. Bowler smiles as the batter takes the run.\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Back of length outside off, guided to deep third. Timeout\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Sliced in the air... and it falls safely. Deep cover ran to his diagonal right but ball landed a few metres in front. Was a full ball outside off that Patidar tried to smear over extra cover.\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Stays leg side of the length ball and cuts to sweeper cover\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Length on off, 91ks, punched to cover. No spin there\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, 1 run Slog swept along the ground, big back-lift and lots of power generated off the wrists, hit to the fielder though\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, no run Length over top of fourth, 94ks, cut off the splice into the grass nearby. Ball goes to cover\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, SIX runs This is what makes Patidar special. Takes on bowlers even after mistiming balls. This time, he makes room and wallops a slog sweep away over cow corner Time for Abhimanyu to come in\n Pathirana to Kohli, no run Ouch! Kohli is hurried by this Pathirana bouncer. Very well directed. Misses his pull and takes a blow on the helmet. Out comes the physio for the concussion check. But Kohli looks okay See all photos\n Pathirana to Kohli, SIX runs What a riposte from Kohli! Pathirana bangs it in short on off again and this time Kohli swivels and hooks it over the fine leg boundary\n Pathirana to Kohli, FOUR runs Pathirana goes fuller now and Kohli uses those famed wrists to flick it over midwicket! Noor had no chance there and the ball races away\n Pathirana to Kohli, 1 run Full outside off, Kohli wants to go big again but gets it off the bottom half as the ball rolls to long-on. Smashes his bat onto his thigh in frustration at missing out on that one\n Pathirana to Patidar, FOUR runs Patidar joins in on the fun now. This is full around off and he meets it with the full face of the bat. Lovely straight drive. Long-on runs across and dives but can only deflect it onto the ropes\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Taps this length ball square on the off side for a quick run. Good over after a quiet one from Noor at the other end\n Jadeja to Patidar, 1 run Tossed on a length outside off, Patidar uppishly punches it wide of mid-off for a quick run Virat Kohli vs Ravindra Jadeja BALLS 146 RUNS 158 OUTS 3 SR 108.21 4s\/6s 8\/4\n Jadeja to Kohli, 1 run Oooh, that was a chance. Kohli punches this length ball wide of mid-off for a quick run. The throw is just wide. kohli was a goner if that had hit!\n Jadeja to Patidar, 1 run Shelled! Oh my! Patidar top edges this slog sweep and skies it towards long-off. Hooda is under it and the ball just bobs out of his hands! That's a poor effort! See all photos\n Jadeja to Kohli, 2 runs Chipped down the ground and this one lands well short of the long-on fielder\n Jadeja to Kohli, 1 run Kohli makes room leg side and miscues this slog down the ground\n Jadeja to Patidar, 1 run Dropped a little short, Patidar cuts it away to deep point\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Patidar is dropped again! Length ball angled across, he goes inside out but miscues it. Tripathi was running in from deep cover and dives forward, but can't hold on. This was a tougher chance\n Noor Ahmad to Kohli, OUT This time the catch is taken! Tossed up full on middle, Kohli looks to heave it leg-side but can't clear Rachin Ravindra at deep midwicket. Kohli is frustrated, and as he should be. 31 off 30 is not a knock he'll be happy about \n Noor Ahmad to Livingstone, no run On a length around middle, Middlestone punches to mid-off\n Noor Ahmad to Livingstone, 1 run Flatter and fuller around middle and off, Livingstone backs away and drives it out to the off side sweeper\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, no run This one drops just short! Patidar looks to take on this full ball angled across that goes on with the angle, gets a thick edge. Khaleel ran in from short third and dived but it was just short of him. Patidar living on the edge right now!\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Length ball punched out to the deep point fielder\n Jadeja to Patidar, SIX runs Patidar has middled that and how! Absolutely muscled over the square leg boundary! Gets one in the slot and puts it away RUNS 919 OUTS 23 4s\/6s 50\/67 SR 175.71 AVE 39.95\n Jadeja to Patidar, FOUR runs Patidar taking the attack to Jadeja now! Backs away to this ball on a length and slaps it away wide of long-off. That rocketed to the boundary\n Jadeja to Patidar, no run Jadeja now throws it wide to take it away from Patidar's arc. And just keeps it inside the tramlines. Patidar has a look at the umpire for a wide call, but nothing given\n Jadeja to Patidar, FOUR runs Jadeja darts one in wide again, Patidar goes after it now and gets a thick edge past Dhoni and that ball races away\n Jadeja to Patidar, no run Jadeja keeps going wide, this time beating the bat as Patidar has a swipe at it\n Jadeja to Patidar, 1 wide Jadeja goes wider, and this time it is called wide! That was well outside the line\n Jadeja to Patidar, no run Full and wide, Patidar with another big swing but can only get an edge that goes to short third on the bounce\n Khaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run It's a 90kph slower ball outside leg. Livingstone backed away and looked to work it leg side but goes between bat and pad. Good stop by Dhoni diving to his left\n Khaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, 1 run Dug in short on leg, Livingstone pulls it to deep square leg\n Khaleel Ahmed to Patidar, 1 run Length ball angled across him, Patidar goes across the stumps and opens the face late to steer it to deep third\n Khaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run Short ball on middle going across him, 125.5kph, and it stays low to beat Livingstone's pull\n Khaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, 2 runs Khaleel goes short again, this time Livingstone pulls it away straight of deep midwicket for a brace\n Khaleel Ahmed to Livingstone, no run Another slower bouncer deceives Livingstone as the ball stays below bat for his attempted cut. Good over from Khaleel Second timeout of the innings\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Bowls this into the pitch at 90kph, angled across Patidar, who smacks it along the carpet to long-off\n Noor Ahmad to Livingstone, SIX runs Just over the deep backward square leg fielder! Tossed up full outside leg, Livingstone backs away and slog sweeps this square on the leg side. The fielder was running to his left and leapt but to no avail Liam Livingstone vs Noor Ahmad BALLS 21 RUNS 27 OUTS 4 SR 128.57 4s\/6s 4\/1\n Noor Ahmad to Livingstone, OUT Noor fires back! Knocks him over Tossed full around leg again, Livingstone again goes for the slog sweep. He was early into this shot and loses his leg stump! \n Noor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run Short-ish and quite wide and Jitesh reaches out to cut it away to deep point\n Noor Ahmad to Patidar, 1 run Darted full on middle at 93kph, Patidar clears his front leg and drives it down to long-off\n Noor Ahmad to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs Inside out into the stands! Tossed up full outside off and Jitesh gets to the pitch of it and lofts it wide of mid-off!\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run On a length outside off, Patidar flicks it uppishly to deep square leg\n Pathirana to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run Full on the pads, Jitesh tucks it to long leg A nugget from our stat man: Fourth time Noor Ahmad has dismissed Liam Livingstone in five innings in T20s, across 21 balls\n Pathirana to Patidar, SIX runs Who says Patidar is just a spin basher? This is in the slot just outside off, Patidar steps across and heaves it clean over long-on!\n Pathirana to Patidar, no run Now a slower ball, dug in back of a length outside off. Patidar looks to pull but the ball stays below bat\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 wide Looks to fire in a yorker on the stumps, but messes up the line. goes down leg for a wide\n Pathirana to Patidar, 1 run Whipped behind square leg, and hard, but Ravindra does well to stop that. That was a full toss on middle and leg and Patidar will feel annoyed he couldn't get more out of that\n Pathirana to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs Pulled into the gap! Dug in short outside off and Jitesh gets inside the line and swats it away\n Khaleel Ahmed to Patidar, FOUR runs 30-ball fifty for Patidar! His first as RCB captain, and he brings it out with an exquisite shot! It's a short ball angled across, he backs away and punches this with a vertical bat over backward point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Patidar, 1 run Low full toss on the pads, Patidar squeezes it out to cover\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, no run Hurries Jitesh with a back-of-length delivery on leg. Jitesh swivels to pull but misses and cops a blow around the hips\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jitesh Sharma, OUT Jadeja takes a good diving catch at deep midwicket and that's bye-bye for Jitesh. Khaleel goes short and across him, Jitesh looks to pull, like he did in the last over, but this time picks out the fielder. Jadeja has to dive in front, and he is as safe a pair of hands as you can as for \n Khaleel Ahmed to David, FOUR runs Starts off with a bang Gets one short and wide and cuts it hard behind point. One bounce four\n Khaleel Ahmed to David, no run Khaleel responds with a wide yorker. Excellently executed, keeping it just inside the line as David looks to squeeze it out. Looks like David has asked for a review for the wide not called. But to no avail\n Pathirana to Patidar, OUT This time, Patidar has to go! Pathirana goes full on leg at 146kph as Patidar backs away and looks to hit it down the ground. Slices it and the ball goes high on the off side. Curran at cover makes no mistake. A very important innings from the RCB skipper, but it's come to an end \n Pathirana to Krunal, no run Pathirana starts off with a yorker around off, squeezed out to cover\n Pathirana to Krunal, no run Yorker outside leg beats Krunal's attempted whip across the line!\n Pathirana to Krunal, 1 wide Short outside leg, and goes down leg as Krunal looks to swivel and pull. Called wide\n Pathirana to Krunal, OUT That's chipped straight to long-on! On a length around middle and leg, Krunal can't time this as he looks to go downtown, ending up reaching in front for it and it's a harmless lofted shot in the end. Hooda this time holds on! Krunal falls for a duck \n Pathirana to Bhuvneshwar, no run Full around off, Bhuvneshwar digs it out towards mid-off. No single taken\n Pathirana to Bhuvneshwar, no run ON a length around off, he wflicks it down to long-off. They don't take the single. Just one run conceded and two wickets. Excellent penultimate over from Pathirana\n Sam Curran to David, no run On a length outside off, David can only cut it to the point fielder\n Sam Curran to David, no run Wide yorker, executed to perfection! It dips to stay under the bat with David looking to hit it down the ground That last ball was 86kph!\n Sam Curran to David, SIX runs Now Curran errs, bowling a juicy full toss on the stumps and David plays a nice pickup shot behind square leg and it goes all the way\n Sam Curran to David, SIX runs Back-to-back sixes! This is full outside off, David clears his front leg and wallops this down the ground! Lands right in front of the sight screen\n Sam Curran to David, SIX runs Hat-trick of sixes! Length ball angled in from outside off, David brings out a big swing and muscles it over cow corner! Can Curran keep this under 200? Over the wicket now\n Sam Curran to David, 1 wide Goes for a wide yorker, but goes too wide!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Bhuvneshwar","David","Jitesh Sharma","Kohli","Krunal","Livingstone","Padikkal","Patidar","Salt"],"Runs":[0.0,22.0,12.0,31.0,0.0,10.0,27.0,51.0,32.0],"Balls_Faced":[2,7,6,30,3,9,14,32,16],"Fours":[0,1,1,2,0,0,2,4,5],"Sixes":[0,3,1,1,0,1,2,3,1],"S\/R":[0.0,314.29,200.0,103.33,0.0,111.11,192.86,159.38,200.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Jadeja b Ahmed","c Ravindra b Noor Ahmad","c Hooda b Pathirana","b Noor Ahmad","c Gaikwad b Ashwin","c Curran b Pathirana","st \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Jadeja","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Pathirana","Sam Curran"],"Balls":[12,18,24,24,24,17],"Runs_Given":[22.0,37.0,28.0,36.0,36.0,34.0],"Wickets":[1,0,1,3,2,0],"Overs":[2.0,3.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,2.5],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Johnson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Rohit lets the ball come to him before tucking it off his .pads towards deep backward square leg\nJohnson to Rickelton, no run .peach! Back of a length in the channel and this jags away sharply after pitching. .Rickelton has a nibble at it and is beaten all ends up\nJohnson to Rickelton, no run .oof, what a ball! Back of a length in the channel again and this decks back the other .way. Rickelton is cut in half this time and QDK does really well to gather to his right, with .the ball wobbling all around the place\nJohnson to Rickelton, no run .another play and a miss! Fullish in that corridor of uncertainty. Rickelton goes feeling .for it and the ball moves late to beat the outside edge\nJohnson to Rickelton, no run .cut in half again! The ball and the bat are speaking different languages here! Hard .length, unerringly just outside off. Nips back sharply and Rickelton has no clue as the .ball breezes past his inside edge\nJohnson to Rickelton, no run .back of a length outside off. Rickelton gets up on his toes and taps it towards point\nHarshit Rana to Rohit Sharma, no run .an absolute jaffa to start! Fullish outside off and this swerves back in with immense .whiz. Rohit's turn to get cut in half and he is lucky that has not taken the stumps on the .way\nHarshit Rana to Rohit Sharma, no run .angled in again, on a fullish length on middle and leg. Rohit walks across, looks to .access the region behind square but does not make contact. Rolls off the front pad into .the on side\nHarshit Rana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .attempted slower yorker on leg stump that ends up being a low full toss. Rohit pokes it .towards mid on\nHarshit Rana to Rickelton, 1 wide .short and wide outside off. A bit of a wild delivery. Rickelton pulls out of his slash at the .end and gets the wide\nHarshit Rana to Rickelton, 1 run .yorker outside leg. Rickelton gets bat to it and digs it out towards short fine leg. Off the .mark at the sixth time of asking\nHarshit Rana to Rohit Sharma, (no ball) 2 runs .searing in-swinging yorker on middle and leg. Rohit picks it early enough, though, and .clips it through mid wicket. And to make matters worse for Rana, he has overstepped...\nHarshit Rana to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Rohit makes Rana and KKR pay! Attempted yorker outside off but Rana misses on the .fuller side. Dishes out a juicy full toss and Rohit bangs it over mid off!\nHarshit Rana to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs .back of a length outside off. Rohit waits for it and then scuffs it past point for another .brace. Not the greatest connection, but that will do for now\nJohnson to Rickelton, 2 runs .just over! Back of a length outside off. Rickelton goes fishing at it and skews it just over .backward point. Gets a brace for his troubles\nJohnson to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Rickelton finds the fence now! Not the most convincing shot he will ever play. Hoicks at .this full ball on off and squirts it enough to short fine leg's right!\nJohnson to Rickelton, SIX runs .another miscue and this goes all the way! Rickelton riding his luck early! Dug in shorter .outside off. Rickelton has a wild swipe at it and the ball flies off the outside edge over .the deep third fence!\nJohnson to Rickelton, no run .back of a length just outside off. Rickelton tries to smash this into the Arabian Sea and .only connects with fresh air\nJohnson to Rickelton, no run .back of a length, pitching on off and nipping back into Rickelton. He plays all around it .and gets pinged on the pad\nJohnson to Rickelton, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Rickelton gets up on his toes and punches it towards .mid off. Keeps strike as well\nHarshit Rana to Rickelton, no run .appeal for an lbw but surely that pitched outside leg?! Back of a length, pitching just .outside leg and finishing on middle stump. Rickelton slogs at it and misses to get\nHarshit Rana to Rickelton, FOUR runs .that has sped to the fence! Slower ball that lands right in the slot just outside off. .Rickelton picks it, plants his front foot and bludgeons it back past the bowler!\nHarshit Rana to Rickelton, SIX runs .Rickelton climbs into that, and that is an enormous hit! Banged into the track on off and .Rickelton will have that for breakfast, lunch and dinner. He swivels superbly and clatters .it over long leg. Almost into the third tier! .See all photos\nHarshit Rana to Rickelton, no run .full just outside off. Rickelton looks to go downtown again but this time, only swishes at .thin air. That zipped past his bat .Long on and deep backward square leg on the fence now . .Ryan Rickelton vs right-arm pace in T20s .RUNS .1321 .OUTS .50 .4s\/6s .138\/60 .SR .146.12 .AVE .26.42\nHarshit Rana to Rickelton, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Nips away and that opens Rickelton up completely. .He gets a leading edge and the ball bobbles towards short third\nHarshit Rana to Rickelton, FOUR runs .four more! Rana has lost the plot completely! Low full toss just outside off. Rickelton .presses forward, gets his hands through the ball and smashes it to mid off's left!\nVarun to Rohit Sharma, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Rohit hangs back and pushes it towards mid wicket\nVarun to Rohit Sharma, no run .what has happened there?! Shortish and down leg. Rohit looks to pull and misses it at .the first attempt but then manages to connect with the back of his bat. Ball dribbles .towards backward point\nVarun to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .zipped into the blockhole on leg stump. Rohit tucks it off his toes towards deep .backward square leg .Around the wicket to Rickelton\nVarun to Rickelton, no run .short outside off. Rickelton laces his cut but cannot beat the fielder in the ring at cover .point. He will feel he missed out there\nVarun to Rickelton, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Rickelton goes back and knocks it to long on\nVarun to Rohit Sharma, no run .fizzed in on a length just outside off. Rohit, caught on the crease, stabs at it and jams it .off the inside edge into his pads\nRussell to Rickelton, (no ball) .back of a length outside off and this seems to skip off the surface. A bit of extra bounce .too and that takes it past Rickelton's flailing blade. But all that will amount to nothing .because Russell has transgressed on the front line. Oh dear!\nRussell to Rickelton, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Rickelton swings for the hills and chalks it off the toe- .end towards long on . .Rohit Sharma vs Andre Russell .BALLS .84 .RUNS .139 .OUTS .0 .SR .165.47 .4s\/6s .14\/7\nRussell to Rohit Sharma, OUT .soft, soft dismissal, and that is the first time Russell has gotten the better of Rohit in a .T20! Dug into the track outside off and this gets big on Rohit as he tries to flat-bat it .over the ring. Right off the bottom of the bat and Rana does the rest at mid off. Rohit, .after a slightly scratchy stay, departs, and MI lose their first wicket! .Rohit Sharma c Harshit Rana b Russell 13 (12b 0x4 1x6 28m) SR: 108.33\nRussell to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Jacks rides the bounce and opens his bat face to guide it .to deep backward point\nRussell to Rickelton, 1 run .hard length just outside off. Rickelton hops up onto his toes and drops it into the off .side for a quick single\nRussell to Jacks, SIX runs .Jacks is up and running! More catching practice in the stands! Goes short but errs in .line. On leg stump and that allows Jacks to get inside the line, use the pace and dump it .over the fine leg fence!\nRussell to Jacks, 1 run .off-pace and into the track outside off. Jacks waits for it and nurdles it into the point .region\nVarun to Jacks, no run .fired in on a back of a length on off. Jacks pokes at it tentatively and chunks it off the .inside half of the bat towards mid wicket\nVarun to Jacks, no run .angled in on a back of a length on off. Jacks gets behind the line and defends into the .on side\nVarun to Jacks, 1 run .length outside off. Jacks comes forward much more confidently and pushes it to long .off . .Varun Chakravarthy vs MI in T20s .INNS .9 .WKTS .9 .ECON .6.33 .AVE .22.88\nVarun to Rickelton, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Stops a little in the surface and Rickelton pokes it .uppishly past the non-striker\nVarun to Jacks, 1 run .googly on a full length outside off. Jacks stretches forward and turns it past mid wicket\nVarun to Rickelton, FOUR runs .that is a superb shot! Darted in full on middle and leg. Rickelton brings out the reverse .and nails it past backward point. No one moved!\nNarine to Jacks, 1 run .full outside off. Jacks gets a good stride in and eases it down the ground to long off .Around the wicket to the left-hander\nNarine to Rickelton, no run .pushed in on a length on middle and off. Rickelton flicks it towards short mid wicket\nNarine to Rickelton, SIX runs .right out of the screws! Rickelton is enjoying himself now! Slower on a length just .outside off. Rickelton gets down on one knee early and whacks it over deep mid wicket! . .Ryan Rickelton vs Sunil Narine .BALLS .24 .RUNS .33 .OUTS .0 .SR .137.50 .4s\/6s .2\/2\nNarine to Rickelton, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Rickelton goes back and taps it towards deep point\nNarine to Jacks, no run .slight lbw appeal, turned down quickly! But KKR want to have another look! Fizzed in .full outside off and this grips sufficiently to spin back into Jacks. Raps him on the front .pad, although the ball might have grazed the inside edge on the way. Well well. Does not .seem like it on the replay, with the ball missing the ball by a huge margin. Was it doing .too much? Ball Tracking reckons so. Clipping leg stump and it is Umpire's Call on the .Wickets parameter by the smallest of margins. Jacks survives!\nNarine to Jacks, no run .length just outside off. Jacks gets onto the front foot and prods it towards extra cover .KKR opt for the time-out, and that is also our cue to take a bit of a breather. MI well in .control and it would need something outlandish from here to see them not getting past .the finish line\nVarun to Rickelton, no run .hung up full and wide. Rickelton looks to go inside-out but the ball straightens enough .from around the wicket to go past his flailing blade .Chakravarthy bowling from around the wicket, by the way\nVarun to Rickelton, 1 run .fired in full o the stumps. Rickelton flicks it down the ground to long on\nVarun to Jacks, 1 run .darted in full outside off. Jacks gets down on one knee and paddles it towards deep .backward square leg .Over the wicket now\nVarun to Rickelton, no run .angled in on a full length wide outside off. Rickelton throws his hands at it but only .swishes at thin air\nVarun to Rickelton, 1 run .length just outside off. Rickelton hangs back and punches it towards sweeper cover\nVarun to Jacks, no run .fizzed through on a length wide outside off. Jacks has a waft at it and misses\nNarine to Rickelton, SIX runs .that has gone an absolute mile! Watch out on Marine Drive! A proper half-tracker on leg .stump. Rickelton hops back, opens up his stance and clobbers it over deep mid wicket. .Brings up his maiden IPL fifty and does it in style! .See all photos\nNarine to Rickelton, no run .back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton goes back and turns it towards mid wicket . .Sunil Narine vs LHB .BALLS .3933 .WKTS .178 .4s\/6s .265\/171 .ECON .6.12 .AVE .22.59\nNarine to Rickelton, SIX runs .this is an even better stroke, despite not going that far! Narine goes full and gets .smashed out of sight. Nice, big stride into the stroke and Rickelton snaps his wrists to .club it over wide long on!\nNarine to Rickelton, 1 run .slanted in full on middle and off. Rickelton knocks it to long on\nNarine to Jacks, 2 runs .back of a length outside off. Jacks waits for it and places it perfectly between long on .and deep mid wicket to hurtle back for the brace\nNarine to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Jacks goes back and nudges it towards deep mid .wicket","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs KKR, 12th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Johnson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Rohit lets the ball come to him before tucking it off his pads towards deep backward square leg\n Johnson to Rickelton, no run peach! Back of a length in the channel and this jags away sharply after pitching. Rickelton has a nibble at it and is beaten all ends up\n Johnson to Rickelton, no run oof, what a ball! Back of a length in the channel again and this decks back the other way. Rickelton is cut in half this time and QDK does really well to gather to his right, with the ball wobbling all around the place\n Johnson to Rickelton, no run another play and a miss! Fullish in that corridor of uncertainty. Rickelton goes feeling for it and the ball moves late to beat the outside edge\n Johnson to Rickelton, no run cut in half again! The ball and the bat are speaking different languages here! Hard length, unerringly just outside off. Nips back sharply and Rickelton has no clue as the ball breezes past his inside edge\n Johnson to Rickelton, no run back of a length outside off. Rickelton gets up on his toes and taps it towards point\n Harshit Rana to Rohit Sharma, no run an absolute jaffa to start! Fullish outside off and this swerves back in with immense whiz. Rohit's turn to get cut in half and he is lucky that has not taken the stumps on the way\n Harshit Rana to Rohit Sharma, no run angled in again, on a fullish length on middle and leg. Rohit walks across, looks to access the region behind square but does not make contact. Rolls off the front pad into the on side\n Harshit Rana to Rohit Sharma, 1 run attempted slower yorker on leg stump that ends up being a low full toss. Rohit pokes it towards mid on\n Harshit Rana to Rickelton, 1 wide short and wide outside off. A bit of a wild delivery. Rickelton pulls out of his slash at the end and gets the wide\n Harshit Rana to Rickelton, 1 run yorker outside leg. Rickelton gets bat to it and digs it out towards short fine leg. Off the mark at the sixth time of asking\n searing in-swinging yorker on middle and leg. Rohit picks it early enough, though, and clips it through mid wicket. And to make matters worse for Rana, he has overstepped...\n Harshit Rana to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Rohit makes Rana and KKR pay! Attempted yorker outside off but Rana misses on the fuller side. Dishes out a juicy full toss and Rohit bangs it over mid off!\n Harshit Rana to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs back of a length outside off. Rohit waits for it and then scuffs it past point for another brace. Not the greatest connection, but that will do for now\n Johnson to Rickelton, 2 runs just over! Back of a length outside off. Rickelton goes fishing at it and skews it just over backward point. Gets a brace for his troubles\n Johnson to Rickelton, FOUR runs Rickelton finds the fence now! Not the most convincing shot he will ever play. Hoicks at this full ball on off and squirts it enough to short fine leg's right!\n Johnson to Rickelton, SIX runs another miscue and this goes all the way! Rickelton riding his luck early! Dug in shorter outside off. Rickelton has a wild swipe at it and the ball flies off the outside edge over the deep third fence!\n Johnson to Rickelton, no run back of a length just outside off. Rickelton tries to smash this into the Arabian Sea and only connects with fresh air\n Johnson to Rickelton, no run back of a length, pitching on off and nipping back into Rickelton. He plays all around it and gets pinged on the pad\n Johnson to Rickelton, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Rickelton gets up on his toes and punches it towards mid off. Keeps strike as well\n Harshit Rana to Rickelton, no run appeal for an lbw but surely that pitched outside leg?! Back of a length, pitching just outside leg and finishing on middle stump. Rickelton slogs at it and misses to get\n Harshit Rana to Rickelton, FOUR runs that has sped to the fence! Slower ball that lands right in the slot just outside off. Rickelton picks it, plants his front foot and bludgeons it back past the bowler!\n Harshit Rana to Rickelton, SIX runs Rickelton climbs into that, and that is an enormous hit! Banged into the track on off and Rickelton will have that for breakfast, lunch and dinner. He swivels superbly and clatters it over long leg. Almost into the third tier! See all photos\n Harshit Rana to Rickelton, no run full just outside off. Rickelton looks to go downtown again but this time, only swishes at thin air. That zipped past his bat Long on and deep backward square leg on the fence now Ryan Rickelton vs right-arm pace in T20s RUNS 1321 OUTS 50 4s\/6s 138\/60 SR 146.12 AVE 26.42\n Harshit Rana to Rickelton, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Nips away and that opens Rickelton up completely. He gets a leading edge and the ball bobbles towards short third\n Harshit Rana to Rickelton, FOUR runs four more! Rana has lost the plot completely! Low full toss just outside off. Rickelton presses forward, gets his hands through the ball and smashes it to mid off's left!\n Varun to Rohit Sharma, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Rohit hangs back and pushes it towards mid wicket\n Varun to Rohit Sharma, no run what has happened there?! Shortish and down leg. Rohit looks to pull and misses it at the first attempt but then manages to connect with the back of his bat. Ball dribbles towards backward point\n Varun to Rohit Sharma, 1 run zipped into the blockhole on leg stump. Rohit tucks it off his toes towards deep backward square leg Around the wicket to Rickelton\n Varun to Rickelton, no run short outside off. Rickelton laces his cut but cannot beat the fielder in the ring at cover point. He will feel he missed out there\n Varun to Rickelton, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Rickelton goes back and knocks it to long on\n Varun to Rohit Sharma, no run fizzed in on a length just outside off. Rohit, caught on the crease, stabs at it and jams it off the inside edge into his pads\n back of a length outside off and this seems to skip off the surface. A bit of extra bounce too and that takes it past Rickelton's flailing blade. But all that will amount to nothing because Russell has transgressed on the front line. Oh dear!\n Russell to Rickelton, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Rickelton swings for the hills and chalks it off the toe-end towards long on Rohit Sharma vs Andre Russell BALLS 84 RUNS 139 OUTS 0 SR 165.47 4s\/6s 14\/7\n Russell to Rohit Sharma, OUT soft, soft dismissal, and that is the first time Russell has gotten the better of Rohit in a T20! Dug into the track outside off and this gets big on Rohit as he tries to flat-bat it over the ring. Right off the bottom of the bat and Rana does the rest at mid off. Rohit, after a slightly scratchy stay, departs, and MI lose their first wicket! \n Russell to Jacks, 1 run back of a length outside off. Jacks rides the bounce and opens his bat face to guide it to deep backward point\n Russell to Rickelton, 1 run hard length just outside off. Rickelton hops up onto his toes and drops it into the off side for a quick single\n Russell to Jacks, SIX runs Jacks is up and running! More catching practice in the stands! Goes short but errs in line. On leg stump and that allows Jacks to get inside the line, use the pace and dump it over the fine leg fence!\n Russell to Jacks, 1 run off-pace and into the track outside off. Jacks waits for it and nurdles it into the point region\n Varun to Jacks, no run fired in on a back of a length on off. Jacks pokes at it tentatively and chunks it off the inside half of the bat towards mid wicket\n Varun to Jacks, no run angled in on a back of a length on off. Jacks gets behind the line and defends into the on side\n Varun to Jacks, 1 run length outside off. Jacks comes forward much more confidently and pushes it to long off Varun Chakravarthy vs MI in T20s INNS 9 WKTS 9 ECON 6.33 AVE 22.88\n Varun to Rickelton, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Stops a little in the surface and Rickelton pokes it uppishly past the non-striker\n Varun to Jacks, 1 run googly on a full length outside off. Jacks stretches forward and turns it past mid wicket\n Varun to Rickelton, FOUR runs that is a superb shot! Darted in full on middle and leg. Rickelton brings out the reverse and nails it past backward point. No one moved!\n Narine to Jacks, 1 run full outside off. Jacks gets a good stride in and eases it down the ground to long off Around the wicket to the left-hander\n Narine to Rickelton, no run pushed in on a length on middle and off. Rickelton flicks it towards short mid wicket\n Narine to Rickelton, SIX runs right out of the screws! Rickelton is enjoying himself now! Slower on a length just outside off. Rickelton gets down on one knee early and whacks it over deep mid wicket! Ryan Rickelton vs Sunil Narine BALLS 24 RUNS 33 OUTS 0 SR 137.50 4s\/6s 2\/2\n Narine to Rickelton, 1 run back of a length outside off. Rickelton goes back and taps it towards deep point\n Narine to Jacks, no run slight lbw appeal, turned down quickly! But KKR want to have another look! Fizzed in full outside off and this grips sufficiently to spin back into Jacks. Raps him on the front pad, although the ball might have grazed the inside edge on the way. Well well. Does not seem like it on the replay, with the ball missing the ball by a huge margin. Was it doing too much? Ball Tracking reckons so. Clipping leg stump and it is Umpire's Call on the Wickets parameter by the smallest of margins. Jacks survives!\n Narine to Jacks, no run length just outside off. Jacks gets onto the front foot and prods it towards extra cover KKR opt for the time-out, and that is also our cue to take a bit of a breather. MI well in control and it would need something outlandish from here to see them not getting past the finish line\n Varun to Rickelton, no run hung up full and wide. Rickelton looks to go inside-out but the ball straightens enough from around the wicket to go past his flailing blade Chakravarthy bowling from around the wicket, by the way\n Varun to Rickelton, 1 run fired in full o the stumps. Rickelton flicks it down the ground to long on\n Varun to Jacks, 1 run darted in full outside off. Jacks gets down on one knee and paddles it towards deep backward square leg Over the wicket now\n Varun to Rickelton, no run angled in on a full length wide outside off. Rickelton throws his hands at it but only swishes at thin air\n Varun to Rickelton, 1 run length just outside off. Rickelton hangs back and punches it towards sweeper cover\n Varun to Jacks, no run fizzed through on a length wide outside off. Jacks has a waft at it and misses\n Narine to Rickelton, SIX runs that has gone an absolute mile! Watch out on Marine Drive! A proper half-tracker on leg stump. Rickelton hops back, opens up his stance and clobbers it over deep mid wicket. Brings up his maiden IPL fifty and does it in style! See all photos\n Narine to Rickelton, no run back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton goes back and turns it towards mid wicket Sunil Narine vs LHB BALLS 3933 WKTS 178 4s\/6s 265\/171 ECON 6.12 AVE 22.59\n Narine to Rickelton, SIX runs this is an even better stroke, despite not going that far! Narine goes full and gets smashed out of sight. Nice, big stride into the stroke and Rickelton snaps his wrists to club it over wide long on!\n Narine to Rickelton, 1 run slanted in full on middle and off. Rickelton knocks it to long on\n Narine to Jacks, 2 runs back of a length outside off. Jacks waits for it and places it perfectly between long on and deep mid wicket to hurtle back for the brace\n Narine to Jacks, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Jacks goes back and nudges it towards deep mid wicket","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Jacks","Rickelton","Rohit Sharma"],"Runs":[15.0,58.0,13.0],"Balls_Faced":[14,36,12],"Fours":[0,4,0],"Sixes":[1,5,1],"S\/R":[107.14,161.11,108.33],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Harshit Rana b Russell"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Harshit Rana","Johnson","Narine","Russell","Varun"],"Balls":[12,12,12,6,18],"Runs_Given":[28.0,14.0,24.0,11.0,12.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,1,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Starc to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Length ball on middle to start, 141.5kph, a hint of shape away from the left-hander, Sai .Sudharsan clipps it in front of square on the leg side and gets going .Stays over the wicket to Gill, slip stays\nStarc to Gill, 1 run .Length ball slanting away, 140kph, Gill pats it towards point and jogs to the other end\nStarc to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Length ball outside off, steered to deep third\nStarc to Gill, 1 run .Fuller and outside off, pushes it with soft hands towards mid-off and sprints to the other .end .Around the wicket\nStarc to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Digs it into the surface, angling it across Sai Sud after pitching outside leg, he arches .back to play the ramp but misses .Back to over the wicket\nStarc to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Creamed through cover. Full length ball outside off, Sai Sudharsan comes forward and .plays a punchy drive through cover\nMukesh Kumar to Gill, FOUR runs .Easy on the eye, Gill! Shape away from a length outside off, Gill leans into it and times .the drive away from the body. This is a ground he loves and it shows\nMukesh Kumar to Gill, 1 run .Fuller outside off, driven straight back at Mukesh, who fumbles and parries it towards .mid-on\nMukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Length ball angling away outside off, cut away past backward point . .Shubman Gill vs Mukesh Kumar .BALLS .11 .RUNS .14 .OUTS .1 .SR .127.27 .4s\/6s .3\/0\nMukesh Kumar to Gill, OUT .Mix-up and Gill is out of here! A very poor judgement call and it proves to be the end of .the GT captain's stay in the middle. It is a length ball on off and middle, he clips it .straight to midwicket and rushes for a single. Sai Sudharsan spotted Nair get to the ball .and didn't rush. Nair had all the time in the world to nail the direct hit at the striker's end. .Massive wicket .Shubman Gill run out (Nair) 7 (5b 1x4 0x6 9m) SR: 140\nMukesh Kumar to Buttler, no run .Fuller outside off, driven to mid-off\nMukesh Kumar to Buttler, FOUR runs .Over extra cover, just! Full and outside off, not much swing this time around. Buttler .does not take his foot towards the line of the ball but drives it aerially over short extra .cover\nStarc to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Back-to-back fours for GT. Sai Sudharsan has smartly used Starc's pace here. Stands .tall to get on his toes and slaps the length ball through point\nStarc to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .And this is even better! Sai Sudharsan is getting the GT flags waving in the crowd. This .one is fuller than the previous ball, he gets forward and drives it to the left of the cover .fielder\nStarc to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Length ball just outside off, goes for the punch but gets it off the outer half wide of .short third\nStarc to Buttler, 2 runs .Length ball angling away, 140.3kph, he opens the face of the bat to get it well wide of .deep backward point and hares back for two\nStarc to Buttler, no run .Ouch, ouch, ouch! Buttler's hurt. And that is not a nice place to get hit - on the box. .Shortish ball on leg, he looks to clip it away and gets beaten on the inside .Oooooh! A warning for run-out at the bowler's end from Starc to Sai Sudharsan. Buttler .had shaped for the scoop but Starc pulled out. Sai Sud was wayyy out of his crease\nStarc to Buttler, no run .Length ball down leg, he shapes for the scoop but doesn't connect. Passes down leg .and called wide .Rahul says it should not be a wide and convinces Axar to review. Wouldn't have been a .wide if he would have stayed still, ruled the TV umpire and overturns the on-field call\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .Welcomes Axar with a boundary! Lands it further than good length on leg, Sai .Sudharsan gets inside the line and picks up the sweep shot and it goes all the way over .fine leg .Over the wicket\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Length ball on leg, nudged through forward square leg\nAxar Patel to Buttler, FOUR runs .Shortish and Buttler finds the gap. Goes back and opens the bat face on the cut. Was in .the air for a bit but it is between backward point and short third\nAxar Patel to Buttler, no run .Quicker length ball outside off, cut straight to backward point\nAxar Patel to Buttler, 1 run .Arm ball on a length on off, punched to wide long-off . .Sai Sudharsan vs Axar Patel .BALLS .11 .RUNS .29 .OUTS .0 .SR .263.63 .4s\/6s .2\/2\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Goes back to slap the inspinning length ball but ends up hitting back to Axar off the .inner half\nNigam to Buttler, no run .Lands it on a length on leg, clipped straight to square leg\nNigam to Buttler, SIX runs .Buttler goes high, Buttler goes long! Nicely tossed up on off, he clears his front leg and .sends it sailing over the sight-screen. Not one to miss this\nNigam to Buttler, SIX runs .Drags it from outside off and deposits this over long-on! Nigam tosses it wider outside .off, doesn't matter for Buttler. Slogs it high and long to bring GT's fifty\nNigam to Buttler, 1 run .Fires it fuller on off, punched down to long-off\nNigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Googly on a length on leg, 90.4kph, clipped through square leg\nNigam to Buttler, no run .Quicker one on a length around off, 92.9kph, punched to cover\nMukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Angles it away on a length, he has a swish but misses\nMukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Hop and smack! Mukesh bangs it in and slants it away from Sai Sudhasan, who jumps .and slaps it over cover\nMukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Oh my word. Sai Sudharsan is raising the temperature for DC. Mukesh goes around the .wicket and bowls it very full outside off, Sai Sud leans forward kneeling down, but .transfers his weight back, opens the face of the blade as he jams it past backward point\nMukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Length ball around off, clipped through midwicket, 50 of the partnership up\nMukesh Kumar to Buttler, 1 wide .Follows Buttler who is backing away and spears it full and down leg, he misses the flick\nMukesh Kumar to Buttler, 1 run .Full outside leg, he punches it to long-on\nMukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Risky run as Sai Sudharsan mistimes the full toss straight to Kuldeep at mid-off. He has .a shy at the striker's end but misses\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Slants it away on a length outside off, cuts it over point\nAxar Patel to Buttler, 1 run .Quicker and fuller on the pad, 95.9kph, clipped through backward square leg\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Wider length ball, slapped to cover . .Jos Buttler vs Axar Patel .BALLS .93 .RUNS .122 .OUTS .3 .SR .131.18 .4s\/6s .9\/6\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Slightly short on middle and leg, pulled through midwicket\nAxar Patel to Buttler, 2 runs .Tosses it up outside off, 88.6kph, with a high-arm action, Buttler cuts it wide of deep .backward point and gets a brace\nAxar Patel to Buttler, 1 run .Quicker and on a length on middle and leg, 100kph, clipped through midwicket\nKuldeep to Buttler, no run .Flatter length ball outside off, mistimed towards mid-off\nKuldeep to Buttler, 1 run .Googly on a length on middle, pushes it through mid-off\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .Kuldeep gets the main man Sai Sudharsan. Shortish on middle, he goes back to pull .and hits it straight to deep midwicket. Not the best ball but DC will take anything that .comes their way. No mistake from Stubbs in the deep, Sai Sud looked so good but is not .gone .Sai Sudharsan c Stubbs b Kuldeep Yadav 36 (21b 5x4 1x6 39m) SR: 171.42\nKuldeep to Rutherford, no run .The wrong'un on a length on off, punched to cover\nKuldeep to Rutherford, no run .Spins away from a length around off, punched to cover again\nKuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run .Turns back in after landing, he is late in adjusting and punches it down to long-on. .Superb start from Kuldeep this\nNigam to Rutherford, 1 run .An ugly swipe and Rutherford gets away! Sees the tossed up ball in his arc, he looks to .go big a la Buttler, gets a leading edge towards sweeper cover. Starc comes running in .but it lands short of him\nNigam to Buttler, 1 run .Length ball on off, punched down to long-off\nNigam to Rutherford, 1 run .Wider outside off, he lofts it over cover with an open bat face, taking it wide of the .fielder in the deep\nNigam to Buttler, SIX runs .Massssiveeeee! Another googly just outside off, full enough for Buttler to get under it. .Sends it high and long over the sight-screen, 82m\nNigam to Buttler, 1 run .Shortish on middle, pulled through backward square leg\nNigam to Rutherford, no run .Pushes it across him, he presses forward to defend but is beaten .Timeout\nKuldeep to Buttler, 2 runs .Tossed up full on leg, flicked through midwicket for a brace\nKuldeep to Buttler, 1 run .Length ball on leg, clipped through midwicket\nKuldeep to Rutherford, FOUR runs .Reaches out and finds the gap. Quicker length ball wide outside off, Rutherford .manages to get it between backward point and short third\nKuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run .Tossed up around off, it is the wrong'un, he presses forward and pats it to the on side\nKuldeep to Buttler, no run .Fuller around off, punched to cover . .Kuldeep Yadav in IPL, 2025 .INNS .7 .WKTS .12 .ECON .6.00 .AVE .13.00 .BEST .3\/22\nKuldeep to Buttler, 1 run .Fuller on middle, knocked down to long-on .110 need off the last ten, over to Abhimanyu for the rest of this","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs DC, 35th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Starc to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Length ball on middle to start, 141.5kph, a hint of shape away from the left-hander, Sai Sudharsan clipps it in front of square on the leg side and gets going Stays over the wicket to Gill, slip stays\n Starc to Gill, 1 run Length ball slanting away, 140kph, Gill pats it towards point and jogs to the other end\n Starc to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Length ball outside off, steered to deep third\n Starc to Gill, 1 run Fuller and outside off, pushes it with soft hands towards mid-off and sprints to the other end Around the wicket\n Starc to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Digs it into the surface, angling it across Sai Sud after pitching outside leg, he arches back to play the ramp but misses Back to over the wicket\n Starc to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Creamed through cover. Full length ball outside off, Sai Sudharsan comes forward and plays a punchy drive through cover\n Mukesh Kumar to Gill, FOUR runs Easy on the eye, Gill! Shape away from a length outside off, Gill leans into it and times the drive away from the body. This is a ground he loves and it shows\n Mukesh Kumar to Gill, 1 run Fuller outside off, driven straight back at Mukesh, who fumbles and parries it towards mid-on\n Mukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Length ball angling away outside off, cut away past backward point Shubman Gill vs Mukesh Kumar BALLS 11 RUNS 14 OUTS 1 SR 127.27 4s\/6s 3\/0\n Mukesh Kumar to Gill, OUT Mix-up and Gill is out of here! A very poor judgement call and it proves to be the end of the GT captain's stay in the middle. It is a length ball on off and middle, he clips it straight to midwicket and rushes for a single. Sai Sudharsan spotted Nair get to the ball and didn't rush. Nair had all the time in the world to nail the direct hit at the striker's end. Massive wicket \n Mukesh Kumar to Buttler, no run Fuller outside off, driven to mid-off\n Mukesh Kumar to Buttler, FOUR runs Over extra cover, just! Full and outside off, not much swing this time around. Buttler does not take his foot towards the line of the ball but drives it aerially over short extra cover\n Starc to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Back-to-back fours for GT. Sai Sudharsan has smartly used Starc's pace here. Stands tall to get on his toes and slaps the length ball through point\n Starc to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs And this is even better! Sai Sudharsan is getting the GT flags waving in the crowd. This one is fuller than the previous ball, he gets forward and drives it to the left of the cover fielder\n Starc to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Length ball just outside off, goes for the punch but gets it off the outer half wide of short third\n Starc to Buttler, 2 runs Length ball angling away, 140.3kph, he opens the face of the bat to get it well wide of deep backward point and hares back for two\n Starc to Buttler, no run Ouch, ouch, ouch! Buttler's hurt. And that is not a nice place to get hit - on the box. Shortish ball on leg, he looks to clip it away and gets beaten on the inside Oooooh! A warning for run-out at the bowler's end from Starc to Sai Sudharsan. Buttler had shaped for the scoop but Starc pulled out. Sai Sud was wayyy out of his crease\n Starc to Buttler, no run Length ball down leg, he shapes for the scoop but doesn't connect. Passes down leg and called wide Rahul says it should not be a wide and convinces Axar to review. Wouldn't have been a wide if he would have stayed still, ruled the TV umpire and overturns the on-field call\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs Welcomes Axar with a boundary! Lands it further than good length on leg, Sai Sudharsan gets inside the line and picks up the sweep shot and it goes all the way over fine leg Over the wicket\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Length ball on leg, nudged through forward square leg\n Axar Patel to Buttler, FOUR runs Shortish and Buttler finds the gap. Goes back and opens the bat face on the cut. Was in the air for a bit but it is between backward point and short third\n Axar Patel to Buttler, no run Quicker length ball outside off, cut straight to backward point\n Axar Patel to Buttler, 1 run Arm ball on a length on off, punched to wide long-off Sai Sudharsan vs Axar Patel BALLS 11 RUNS 29 OUTS 0 SR 263.63 4s\/6s 2\/2\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Goes back to slap the inspinning length ball but ends up hitting back to Axar off the inner half\n Nigam to Buttler, no run Lands it on a length on leg, clipped straight to square leg\n Nigam to Buttler, SIX runs Buttler goes high, Buttler goes long! Nicely tossed up on off, he clears his front leg and sends it sailing over the sight-screen. Not one to miss this\n Nigam to Buttler, SIX runs Drags it from outside off and deposits this over long-on! Nigam tosses it wider outside off, doesn't matter for Buttler. Slogs it high and long to bring GT's fifty\n Nigam to Buttler, 1 run Fires it fuller on off, punched down to long-off\n Nigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Googly on a length on leg, 90.4kph, clipped through square leg\n Nigam to Buttler, no run Quicker one on a length around off, 92.9kph, punched to cover\n Mukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Angles it away on a length, he has a swish but misses\n Mukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Hop and smack! Mukesh bangs it in and slants it away from Sai Sudhasan, who jumps and slaps it over cover\n Mukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Oh my word. Sai Sudharsan is raising the temperature for DC. Mukesh goes around the wicket and bowls it very full outside off, Sai Sud leans forward kneeling down, but transfers his weight back, opens the face of the blade as he jams it past backward point\n Mukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Length ball around off, clipped through midwicket, 50 of the partnership up\n Mukesh Kumar to Buttler, 1 wide Follows Buttler who is backing away and spears it full and down leg, he misses the flick\n Mukesh Kumar to Buttler, 1 run Full outside leg, he punches it to long-on\n Mukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Risky run as Sai Sudharsan mistimes the full toss straight to Kuldeep at mid-off. He has a shy at the striker's end but misses\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Slants it away on a length outside off, cuts it over point\n Axar Patel to Buttler, 1 run Quicker and fuller on the pad, 95.9kph, clipped through backward square leg\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Wider length ball, slapped to cover Jos Buttler vs Axar Patel BALLS 93 RUNS 122 OUTS 3 SR 131.18 4s\/6s 9\/6\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Slightly short on middle and leg, pulled through midwicket\n Axar Patel to Buttler, 2 runs Tosses it up outside off, 88.6kph, with a high-arm action, Buttler cuts it wide of deep backward point and gets a brace\n Axar Patel to Buttler, 1 run Quicker and on a length on middle and leg, 100kph, clipped through midwicket\n Kuldeep to Buttler, no run Flatter length ball outside off, mistimed towards mid-off\n Kuldeep to Buttler, 1 run Googly on a length on middle, pushes it through mid-off\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT Kuldeep gets the main man Sai Sudharsan. Shortish on middle, he goes back to pull and hits it straight to deep midwicket. Not the best ball but DC will take anything that comes their way. No mistake from Stubbs in the deep, Sai Sud looked so good but is not gone \n Kuldeep to Rutherford, no run The wrong'un on a length on off, punched to cover\n Kuldeep to Rutherford, no run Spins away from a length around off, punched to cover again\n Kuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run Turns back in after landing, he is late in adjusting and punches it down to long-on. Superb start from Kuldeep this\n Nigam to Rutherford, 1 run An ugly swipe and Rutherford gets away! Sees the tossed up ball in his arc, he looks to go big a la Buttler, gets a leading edge towards sweeper cover. Starc comes running in but it lands short of him\n Nigam to Buttler, 1 run Length ball on off, punched down to long-off\n Nigam to Rutherford, 1 run Wider outside off, he lofts it over cover with an open bat face, taking it wide of the fielder in the deep\n Nigam to Buttler, SIX runs Massssiveeeee! Another googly just outside off, full enough for Buttler to get under it. Sends it high and long over the sight-screen, 82m\n Nigam to Buttler, 1 run Shortish on middle, pulled through backward square leg\n Nigam to Rutherford, no run Pushes it across him, he presses forward to defend but is beaten Timeout\n Kuldeep to Buttler, 2 runs Tossed up full on leg, flicked through midwicket for a brace\n Kuldeep to Buttler, 1 run Length ball on leg, clipped through midwicket\n Kuldeep to Rutherford, FOUR runs Reaches out and finds the gap. Quicker length ball wide outside off, Rutherford manages to get it between backward point and short third\n Kuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run Tossed up around off, it is the wrong'un, he presses forward and pats it to the on side\n Kuldeep to Buttler, no run Fuller around off, punched to cover Kuldeep Yadav in IPL, 2025 INNS 7 WKTS 12 ECON 6.00 AVE 13.00 BEST 3\/22\n Kuldeep to Buttler, 1 run Fuller on middle, knocked down to long-on 110 need off the last ten, over to Abhimanyu for the rest of this","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill","Rutherford"],"Runs":[36.0,42.0,7.0,8.0],"Balls_Faced":[21,26,5,8],"Fours":[5,2,1,1],"Sixes":[1,3,0,0],"S\/R":[171.43,161.54,140.0,100.0],"dismissal":["c Stubbs b Kuldeep Yadav","Not Out","run out (Nair)","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Axar Patel","Kuldeep","Mukesh Kumar","Nigam","Starc"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[18.0,11.0,22.0,24.0,19.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Starc to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Length ball on middle to start, 141.5kph, a hint of shape away from the left-hander, Sai .Sudharsan clipps it in front of square on the leg side and gets going .Stays over the wicket to Gill, slip stays\nStarc to Gill, 1 run .Length ball slanting away, 140kph, Gill pats it towards point and jogs to the other end\nStarc to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Length ball outside off, steered to deep third\nStarc to Gill, 1 run .Fuller and outside off, pushes it with soft hands towards mid-off and sprints to the other .end .Around the wicket\nStarc to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Digs it into the surface, angling it across Sai Sud after pitching outside leg, he arches .back to play the ramp but misses .Back to over the wicket\nStarc to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Creamed through cover. Full length ball outside off, Sai Sudharsan comes forward and .plays a punchy drive through cover\nMukesh Kumar to Gill, FOUR runs .Easy on the eye, Gill! Shape away from a length outside off, Gill leans into it and times .the drive away from the body. This is a ground he loves and it shows\nMukesh Kumar to Gill, 1 run .Fuller outside off, driven straight back at Mukesh, who fumbles and parries it towards .mid-on\nMukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Length ball angling away outside off, cut away past backward point . .Shubman Gill vs Mukesh Kumar .BALLS .11 .RUNS .14 .OUTS .1 .SR .127.27 .4s\/6s .3\/0\nMukesh Kumar to Gill, OUT .Mix-up and Gill is out of here! A very poor judgement call and it proves to be the end of .the GT captain's stay in the middle. It is a length ball on off and middle, he clips it .straight to midwicket and rushes for a single. Sai Sudharsan spotted Nair get to the ball .and didn't rush. Nair had all the time in the world to nail the direct hit at the striker's end. .Massive wicket .Shubman Gill run out (Nair) 7 (5b 1x4 0x6 9m) SR: 140\nMukesh Kumar to Buttler, no run .Fuller outside off, driven to mid-off\nMukesh Kumar to Buttler, FOUR runs .Over extra cover, just! Full and outside off, not much swing this time around. Buttler .does not take his foot towards the line of the ball but drives it aerially over short extra .cover\nStarc to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Back-to-back fours for GT. Sai Sudharsan has smartly used Starc's pace here. Stands .tall to get on his toes and slaps the length ball through point\nStarc to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .And this is even better! Sai Sudharsan is getting the GT flags waving in the crowd. This .one is fuller than the previous ball, he gets forward and drives it to the left of the cover .fielder\nStarc to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Length ball just outside off, goes for the punch but gets it off the outer half wide of .short third\nStarc to Buttler, 2 runs .Length ball angling away, 140.3kph, he opens the face of the bat to get it well wide of .deep backward point and hares back for two\nStarc to Buttler, no run .Ouch, ouch, ouch! Buttler's hurt. And that is not a nice place to get hit - on the box. .Shortish ball on leg, he looks to clip it away and gets beaten on the inside .Oooooh! A warning for run-out at the bowler's end from Starc to Sai Sudharsan. Buttler .had shaped for the scoop but Starc pulled out. Sai Sud was wayyy out of his crease\nStarc to Buttler, no run .Length ball down leg, he shapes for the scoop but doesn't connect. Passes down leg .and called wide .Rahul says it should not be a wide and convinces Axar to review. Wouldn't have been a .wide if he would have stayed still, ruled the TV umpire and overturns the on-field call\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .Welcomes Axar with a boundary! Lands it further than good length on leg, Sai .Sudharsan gets inside the line and picks up the sweep shot and it goes all the way over .fine leg .Over the wicket\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Length ball on leg, nudged through forward square leg\nAxar Patel to Buttler, FOUR runs .Shortish and Buttler finds the gap. Goes back and opens the bat face on the cut. Was in .the air for a bit but it is between backward point and short third\nAxar Patel to Buttler, no run .Quicker length ball outside off, cut straight to backward point\nAxar Patel to Buttler, 1 run .Arm ball on a length on off, punched to wide long-off . .Sai Sudharsan vs Axar Patel .BALLS .11 .RUNS .29 .OUTS .0 .SR .263.63 .4s\/6s .2\/2\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Goes back to slap the inspinning length ball but ends up hitting back to Axar off the .inner half\nNigam to Buttler, no run .Lands it on a length on leg, clipped straight to square leg\nNigam to Buttler, SIX runs .Buttler goes high, Buttler goes long! Nicely tossed up on off, he clears his front leg and .sends it sailing over the sight-screen. Not one to miss this\nNigam to Buttler, SIX runs .Drags it from outside off and deposits this over long-on! Nigam tosses it wider outside .off, doesn't matter for Buttler. Slogs it high and long to bring GT's fifty\nNigam to Buttler, 1 run .Fires it fuller on off, punched down to long-off\nNigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Googly on a length on leg, 90.4kph, clipped through square leg\nNigam to Buttler, no run .Quicker one on a length around off, 92.9kph, punched to cover\nMukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Angles it away on a length, he has a swish but misses\nMukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Hop and smack! Mukesh bangs it in and slants it away from Sai Sudhasan, who jumps .and slaps it over cover\nMukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Oh my word. Sai Sudharsan is raising the temperature for DC. Mukesh goes around the .wicket and bowls it very full outside off, Sai Sud leans forward kneeling down, but .transfers his weight back, opens the face of the blade as he jams it past backward point\nMukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Length ball around off, clipped through midwicket, 50 of the partnership up\nMukesh Kumar to Buttler, 1 wide .Follows Buttler who is backing away and spears it full and down leg, he misses the flick\nMukesh Kumar to Buttler, 1 run .Full outside leg, he punches it to long-on\nMukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Risky run as Sai Sudharsan mistimes the full toss straight to Kuldeep at mid-off. He has .a shy at the striker's end but misses\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Slants it away on a length outside off, cuts it over point\nAxar Patel to Buttler, 1 run .Quicker and fuller on the pad, 95.9kph, clipped through backward square leg\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Wider length ball, slapped to cover . .Jos Buttler vs Axar Patel .BALLS .93 .RUNS .122 .OUTS .3 .SR .131.18 .4s\/6s .9\/6\nAxar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Slightly short on middle and leg, pulled through midwicket\nAxar Patel to Buttler, 2 runs .Tosses it up outside off, 88.6kph, with a high-arm action, Buttler cuts it wide of deep .backward point and gets a brace\nAxar Patel to Buttler, 1 run .Quicker and on a length on middle and leg, 100kph, clipped through midwicket\nKuldeep to Buttler, no run .Flatter length ball outside off, mistimed towards mid-off\nKuldeep to Buttler, 1 run .Googly on a length on middle, pushes it through mid-off\nKuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .Kuldeep gets the main man Sai Sudharsan. Shortish on middle, he goes back to pull .and hits it straight to deep midwicket. Not the best ball but DC will take anything that .comes their way. No mistake from Stubbs in the deep, Sai Sud looked so good but is not .gone .Sai Sudharsan c Stubbs b Kuldeep Yadav 36 (21b 5x4 1x6 39m) SR: 171.42\nKuldeep to Rutherford, no run .The wrong'un on a length on off, punched to cover\nKuldeep to Rutherford, no run .Spins away from a length around off, punched to cover again\nKuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run .Turns back in after landing, he is late in adjusting and punches it down to long-on. .Superb start from Kuldeep this\nNigam to Rutherford, 1 run .An ugly swipe and Rutherford gets away! Sees the tossed up ball in his arc, he looks to .go big a la Buttler, gets a leading edge towards sweeper cover. Starc comes running in .but it lands short of him\nNigam to Buttler, 1 run .Length ball on off, punched down to long-off\nNigam to Rutherford, 1 run .Wider outside off, he lofts it over cover with an open bat face, taking it wide of the .fielder in the deep\nNigam to Buttler, SIX runs .Massssiveeeee! Another googly just outside off, full enough for Buttler to get under it. .Sends it high and long over the sight-screen, 82m\nNigam to Buttler, 1 run .Shortish on middle, pulled through backward square leg\nNigam to Rutherford, no run .Pushes it across him, he presses forward to defend but is beaten .Timeout\nKuldeep to Buttler, 2 runs .Tossed up full on leg, flicked through midwicket for a brace\nKuldeep to Buttler, 1 run .Length ball on leg, clipped through midwicket\nKuldeep to Rutherford, FOUR runs .Reaches out and finds the gap. Quicker length ball wide outside off, Rutherford .manages to get it between backward point and short third\nKuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run .Tossed up around off, it is the wrong'un, he presses forward and pats it to the on side\nKuldeep to Buttler, no run .Fuller around off, punched to cover . .Kuldeep Yadav in IPL, 2025 .INNS .7 .WKTS .12 .ECON .6.00 .AVE .13.00 .BEST .3\/22\nKuldeep to Buttler, 1 run .Fuller on middle, knocked down to long-on .110 need off the last ten, over to Abhimanyu for the rest of this\nNigam to Buttler, 2 runs .Full toss outside off but Buttler can't take full toll of this. Drives it wide of long-off for a .couple\nNigam to Buttler, 1 run .Googly outside off, Buttler works it towards wide long-on\nNigam to Rutherford, no run .Full outside off, he opens his face to run it down to short third\nNigam to Rutherford, no run .Tossed full on off, driven to cover\nNigam to Rutherford, 1 run .Tossed up outside off, Rutherford looks to take this on but doesn't hit it as well as he'd .like. Goes off the outer part of the bat to long-off on the bounce\nNigam to Buttler, no run .Drags this down on middle, going on with the angle, but Buttler can't cash in. Looks to .rock back and pull but misses out\nKuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run .Legbreak around middle and leg, turning away, and Rutherford tucks it square on the leg .side for a single as Rahul goes to his right to collect .Buttler pulls away as Kuldeep runs in to bowl . .Jos Buttler vs Kuldeep Yadav .BALLS .69 .RUNS .92 .OUTS .3 .SR .133.33 .4s\/6s .8\/3\nKuldeep to Buttler, 1 run .Short and wide, and Buttler can only get it out to Stubbs at deep cover\nKuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run .Rutherford works this full ball on middle to long-on\nKuldeep to Buttler, 1 run .Wrong'un on leg, Buttler waits on it and clips it out to deep midwicket\nKuldeep to Rutherford, 1 wide .Kuldeep overdoes this as he goes wide of off. Past the tramline and he'll have to bowl .that again\nKuldeep to Rutherford, SIX runs .Rutherford gets a good enough connection! This is overpitched from Kuldeep and .Rutherford lofts it over long-off! His bottom hand came off but he got enough power .behind that shot\nKuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run .Legbreak outside off, Rutherford runs it down fine on the off side and short third .scrambles to his right to stop that\nMohit to Rutherford, SIX runs .Hoicked away! This is just short of good length around off and Rutherford deposits into .the stands in front of square!\nMohit to Rutherford, SIX runs .That's even bigger! Dug in short on leg, Rutherford swivels and pulls it away over fine .leg! 91m that travelled! .Axar comes over and has a word with Mohit. He seems in good spirits though. .Rutherford has hit three of his last four balls for six!\nMohit to Rutherford, no run .Slower ball on a length around off, Rutherford looks to run it down fine on the off side .but picks out short third\nMohit to Rutherford, 1 run .Length ball angled across, Rutherford helps it towards backward point for a quick run .Buttler one hit away from a half-century . .Jos Buttler vs Mohit Sharma .BALLS .15 .RUNS .31 .OUTS .2 .SR .206.66 .4s\/6s .7\/0\nMohit to Buttler, FOUR runs .Drilled past mid-off! And that's the fifty up for Jos Buttler! Too full outside off and .Buttler thrashes it away just wide of mid-off. His third half-century of the season and he .has set GT up well in the chase\nMohit to Buttler, 1 run .Offcutter on a length outside off, Buttler punches it towards mid-off for a single. 18 off .the over!\nNigam to Buttler, 1 wide .Looks to go wide, but overdoes it. Well outside the wide line\nNigam to Buttler, FOUR runs .Smacked down the ground! Very hard to stop Buttler when he gets going, and slot balls .won't help at all! Tossed up too full on off, he clears his front leg and lofts it down the .ground. One bounce and four\nNigam to Buttler, no run .Vipraj drops his length shorter, Buttler backs away and cuts to point\nNigam to Buttler, 1 run .Full on leg, tucked away through midwicket. They are happy to settle for the single\nNigam to Rutherford, no run .Rutherford loses all shape as he looks to slog-sweep this away. Full ball angled across .and it beats the outside edge as the West Indian swings and misses\nNigam to Rutherford, 4 leg byes .Gets this away for four! Tossed full outside off, Rutherford looks to reverse sweep. And .wait, that actually comes off his pads, and beats Rahul to race away . .Sherfane Rutherford vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .290 .OUTS .17 .4s\/6s .13\/19 .SR .108.61 .AVE .17.05\nNigam to Rutherford, no run .Another swing and a miss Full outside off and Rutherford can't connect with this slog- .sweep\nStarc to Buttler, FOUR runs .Superbly played by Buttler! Starc goes for the yorker outside off, maybe just bowls it a .tad short of that length, but Buttler bats down and squeezes it away through cover . .Jos Buttler vs Mitchell Starc .BALLS .66 .RUNS .116 .OUTS .1 .SR .175.75 .4s\/6s .15\/5\nStarc to Buttler, FOUR runs .Oh, Buttler you beauty! He is so good when he is playing like this! Starc nails the wide .yorker, but he jams his bat down with an open face to beat the backward square leg .fielder .Over the wicket now\nStarc to Buttler, FOUR runs .Another yorker put away for four! Angles this across him, Buttler reaches out and gets .it too fine for the deep third fielder\nStarc to Buttler, FOUR runs .Four in a row! Starc needs to change his plans! This is another yorker, on the stumps .this time. But Buttler is up for it, and punches it back down the ground, beating the mid- .off fielder\nStarc to Buttler, FOUR runs .Almost a chance! But it's a fifth boundary in a row for Buttler in the end! Starc goes .short and Buttler pulls it square. Doesn't hit it nearly as well as he'd want and it drops .just short of Vipraj diving forward from deep square leg. He went for the catch, and can't .stop it and the ball rolls to the rope .Jos Buttler looks knackered and is getting looked at by the physios. Timeout taken.\nStarc to Buttler, no run .Starc stops it being six boundaries in a row! Short of length around leg, Buttler fends .and the ball rolls to the off side\nKuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run .Tossed full outside off, nudged down the ground past the bowler's right for a single\nKuldeep to Buttler, no run .Tossed up full on off, driven to cover\nKuldeep to Buttler, FOUR runs .Dropped short and Buttler duly punishes it! Half-tracker on leg and Buttler hammers a .pull in the gap at midwicket\nKuldeep to Buttler, no run .On a length outside off, Buttler looks to hit it down the ground but hits it into the ground .and Kuldeep collects to his left . .Kuldeep Yadav vs RHB .BALLS .1869 .WKTS .110 .4s\/6s .122\/111 .ECON .7.27 .AVE .20.63\nKuldeep to Buttler, 1 run .Full on leg, tucked square for a single\nKuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run .On a length around middle, nudged down the ground to long-on\nMukesh Kumar to Rutherford, (no ball) 1 run .Goes for that wide yorker, Rutherford moves across the stumps and looks to steer it to .the off side but gets it to short third. He fumbles and that allows them a single. And .Mukesh has overstepped! .Buttler facing a free hit. Get your popcorn out!\nMukesh Kumar to Buttler, SIX runs .Hammered away! On a length on off and Buttler treats the free hit as just that! Hoists .this over midwicket! . .Jos Buttler vs Mukesh Kumar .BALLS .17 .RUNS .30 .OUTS .1 .SR .176.47 .4s\/6s .4\/1\nMukesh Kumar to Buttler, 1 run .Driven down to long-off\nMukesh Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run .Low full toss outside off, driven square to deep point\nMukesh Kumar to Buttler, 1 leg bye .Inside edge onto the pads and it rolls towards point. This was very full around leg and .Buttler wanted to heave it leg side\nMukesh Kumar to Rutherford, 1 wide .Goes for the wide yorker and that's just past the tramline! Wide called immediately .Meanwhile, West Indies face heartbreak as they are officially out of contention to .qualify for the Women's World Cup this year. They came oh so close today!\nMukesh Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run .Length ball worked to deep midwicket\nMukesh Kumar to Buttler, 1 run .Low full toss on off, Buttler drives this down to long-on and he is now just 10 away from .a century!\nMohit to Buttler, FOUR runs .Oh, just past the bowler! Just short of yorker length outside off and Buttler has enough .room to smash this right back down the ground. Mohit has to get his head out of the .way and it races away . .Jos Buttler vs DC in T20s .INNS .14 .RUNS .507 .SR .162.50 .AVE .42.25\nMohit to Buttler, 1 run .Slices this as he goes inside out but it lands safe! Slower ball, full outside off, Buttler .went inside out but it drops short of long-off running to his left\nMohit to Rutherford, 1 run .Rutherford misses this low full toss as he swings across the line. Goes off his boots .towards short fine. Mohit appeals but impact was outside off from the looks of it\nMohit to Buttler, 1 run .Short outside off, pace off, Buttler looks to pull but is early into the shot. The ball .deflects off the outside edge to his right\nMohit to Rutherford, 2 runs .Top edge clears backward square leg running back! Short and angled across, .Rutherford looks to pull and skies it but gets enough on it. Karun Nair racing back can't .get there\nMohit to Rutherford, 1 run .Short and wide, slapped away to deep cover\nMukesh Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run .Goes full and wide again, it's a full toss in the end. But Rutherford moves out to punch it .out to deep third\nMukesh Kumar to Buttler, 1 run .Low full toss on off, flicked away to deep midwicket\nMukesh Kumar to Rutherford, 2 runs .Yorker outside off, he jams his bat down and drives it down straight. Starc at long-off .dives to make the save. And they do well to get two. Buttler is proper knackered in this .heat, having also kept in the first innings. What stamina!\nMukesh Kumar to Rutherford, no run .Nails the wide yorker this time. Sneaks under the bat as Rutherford looks to squeeze it .out . .Mukesh Kumar in death overs (in T20s) .BALLS .301 .WKTS .21 .4s\/6s .40\/26 .ECON .10.40 .AVE .24.85\nMukesh Kumar to Rutherford, OUT .Holes out at long-off! Full toss outside off, Rutherford goes across and looks to take it .on and he mistimes it to Starc in the deep. Rutherford wants this checked for no-ball on .height, but it looks fine! Third umpire does a comprehensive check, and it's all fine. .Mukesh Kumar has his man. Rutherford departs seven short of what would have been a .maiden IPL fifty .Sherfane Rutherford c Starc b Mukesh Kumar 43 (34b 1x4 3x6 56m) SR: 126.47\nMukesh Kumar to Tewatia, 1 run .On a length outside off, driven out to deep point for the single\nStarc to Tewatia, SIX runs .Tewatia slog-sweeps the first ball for six! Starc misses his length, it turns into a slot .ball and that's deposited over deep midwicket! What a shot that was! .See all photos .So, now the question is. Will Buttler get a century?\nStarc to Tewatia, FOUR runs .Yorker goes through Tewatia as he gets an inside edge and races away for four! .Buttler stranded on 97 but he looks thrilled because Gujarat Titans have won this to go .top of the table! Not Starc's day, he finishes with an economy of close to 15, but Jos .Buttler is the man of the hour with a stunning innings that made this chase never look .nervy. Kept 20 overs, came in to bat in the second over of the chase in the searing .Ahmedabad heat. Take a bow, Jos! That was stunning!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs DC, 35th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Starc to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Length ball on middle to start, 141.5kph, a hint of shape away from the left-hander, Sai Sudharsan clipps it in front of square on the leg side and gets going Stays over the wicket to Gill, slip stays\n Starc to Gill, 1 run Length ball slanting away, 140kph, Gill pats it towards point and jogs to the other end\n Starc to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Length ball outside off, steered to deep third\n Starc to Gill, 1 run Fuller and outside off, pushes it with soft hands towards mid-off and sprints to the other end Around the wicket\n Starc to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Digs it into the surface, angling it across Sai Sud after pitching outside leg, he arches back to play the ramp but misses Back to over the wicket\n Starc to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Creamed through cover. Full length ball outside off, Sai Sudharsan comes forward and plays a punchy drive through cover\n Mukesh Kumar to Gill, FOUR runs Easy on the eye, Gill! Shape away from a length outside off, Gill leans into it and times the drive away from the body. This is a ground he loves and it shows\n Mukesh Kumar to Gill, 1 run Fuller outside off, driven straight back at Mukesh, who fumbles and parries it towards mid-on\n Mukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Length ball angling away outside off, cut away past backward point Shubman Gill vs Mukesh Kumar BALLS 11 RUNS 14 OUTS 1 SR 127.27 4s\/6s 3\/0\n Mukesh Kumar to Gill, OUT Mix-up and Gill is out of here! A very poor judgement call and it proves to be the end of the GT captain's stay in the middle. It is a length ball on off and middle, he clips it straight to midwicket and rushes for a single. Sai Sudharsan spotted Nair get to the ball and didn't rush. Nair had all the time in the world to nail the direct hit at the striker's end. Massive wicket \n Mukesh Kumar to Buttler, no run Fuller outside off, driven to mid-off\n Mukesh Kumar to Buttler, FOUR runs Over extra cover, just! Full and outside off, not much swing this time around. Buttler does not take his foot towards the line of the ball but drives it aerially over short extra cover\n Starc to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Back-to-back fours for GT. Sai Sudharsan has smartly used Starc's pace here. Stands tall to get on his toes and slaps the length ball through point\n Starc to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs And this is even better! Sai Sudharsan is getting the GT flags waving in the crowd. This one is fuller than the previous ball, he gets forward and drives it to the left of the cover fielder\n Starc to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Length ball just outside off, goes for the punch but gets it off the outer half wide of short third\n Starc to Buttler, 2 runs Length ball angling away, 140.3kph, he opens the face of the bat to get it well wide of deep backward point and hares back for two\n Starc to Buttler, no run Ouch, ouch, ouch! Buttler's hurt. And that is not a nice place to get hit - on the box. Shortish ball on leg, he looks to clip it away and gets beaten on the inside Oooooh! A warning for run-out at the bowler's end from Starc to Sai Sudharsan. Buttler had shaped for the scoop but Starc pulled out. Sai Sud was wayyy out of his crease\n Starc to Buttler, no run Length ball down leg, he shapes for the scoop but doesn't connect. Passes down leg and called wide Rahul says it should not be a wide and convinces Axar to review. Wouldn't have been a wide if he would have stayed still, ruled the TV umpire and overturns the on-field call\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs Welcomes Axar with a boundary! Lands it further than good length on leg, Sai Sudharsan gets inside the line and picks up the sweep shot and it goes all the way over fine leg Over the wicket\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Length ball on leg, nudged through forward square leg\n Axar Patel to Buttler, FOUR runs Shortish and Buttler finds the gap. Goes back and opens the bat face on the cut. Was in the air for a bit but it is between backward point and short third\n Axar Patel to Buttler, no run Quicker length ball outside off, cut straight to backward point\n Axar Patel to Buttler, 1 run Arm ball on a length on off, punched to wide long-off Sai Sudharsan vs Axar Patel BALLS 11 RUNS 29 OUTS 0 SR 263.63 4s\/6s 2\/2\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Goes back to slap the inspinning length ball but ends up hitting back to Axar off the inner half\n Nigam to Buttler, no run Lands it on a length on leg, clipped straight to square leg\n Nigam to Buttler, SIX runs Buttler goes high, Buttler goes long! Nicely tossed up on off, he clears his front leg and sends it sailing over the sight-screen. Not one to miss this\n Nigam to Buttler, SIX runs Drags it from outside off and deposits this over long-on! Nigam tosses it wider outside off, doesn't matter for Buttler. Slogs it high and long to bring GT's fifty\n Nigam to Buttler, 1 run Fires it fuller on off, punched down to long-off\n Nigam to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Googly on a length on leg, 90.4kph, clipped through square leg\n Nigam to Buttler, no run Quicker one on a length around off, 92.9kph, punched to cover\n Mukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Angles it away on a length, he has a swish but misses\n Mukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Hop and smack! Mukesh bangs it in and slants it away from Sai Sudhasan, who jumps and slaps it over cover\n Mukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Oh my word. Sai Sudharsan is raising the temperature for DC. Mukesh goes around the wicket and bowls it very full outside off, Sai Sud leans forward kneeling down, but transfers his weight back, opens the face of the blade as he jams it past backward point\n Mukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Length ball around off, clipped through midwicket, 50 of the partnership up\n Mukesh Kumar to Buttler, 1 wide Follows Buttler who is backing away and spears it full and down leg, he misses the flick\n Mukesh Kumar to Buttler, 1 run Full outside leg, he punches it to long-on\n Mukesh Kumar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Risky run as Sai Sudharsan mistimes the full toss straight to Kuldeep at mid-off. He has a shy at the striker's end but misses\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Slants it away on a length outside off, cuts it over point\n Axar Patel to Buttler, 1 run Quicker and fuller on the pad, 95.9kph, clipped through backward square leg\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Wider length ball, slapped to cover Jos Buttler vs Axar Patel BALLS 93 RUNS 122 OUTS 3 SR 131.18 4s\/6s 9\/6\n Axar Patel to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Slightly short on middle and leg, pulled through midwicket\n Axar Patel to Buttler, 2 runs Tosses it up outside off, 88.6kph, with a high-arm action, Buttler cuts it wide of deep backward point and gets a brace\n Axar Patel to Buttler, 1 run Quicker and on a length on middle and leg, 100kph, clipped through midwicket\n Kuldeep to Buttler, no run Flatter length ball outside off, mistimed towards mid-off\n Kuldeep to Buttler, 1 run Googly on a length on middle, pushes it through mid-off\n Kuldeep to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT Kuldeep gets the main man Sai Sudharsan. Shortish on middle, he goes back to pull and hits it straight to deep midwicket. Not the best ball but DC will take anything that comes their way. No mistake from Stubbs in the deep, Sai Sud looked so good but is not gone \n Kuldeep to Rutherford, no run The wrong'un on a length on off, punched to cover\n Kuldeep to Rutherford, no run Spins away from a length around off, punched to cover again\n Kuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run Turns back in after landing, he is late in adjusting and punches it down to long-on. Superb start from Kuldeep this\n Nigam to Rutherford, 1 run An ugly swipe and Rutherford gets away! Sees the tossed up ball in his arc, he looks to go big a la Buttler, gets a leading edge towards sweeper cover. Starc comes running in but it lands short of him\n Nigam to Buttler, 1 run Length ball on off, punched down to long-off\n Nigam to Rutherford, 1 run Wider outside off, he lofts it over cover with an open bat face, taking it wide of the fielder in the deep\n Nigam to Buttler, SIX runs Massssiveeeee! Another googly just outside off, full enough for Buttler to get under it. Sends it high and long over the sight-screen, 82m\n Nigam to Buttler, 1 run Shortish on middle, pulled through backward square leg\n Nigam to Rutherford, no run Pushes it across him, he presses forward to defend but is beaten Timeout\n Kuldeep to Buttler, 2 runs Tossed up full on leg, flicked through midwicket for a brace\n Kuldeep to Buttler, 1 run Length ball on leg, clipped through midwicket\n Kuldeep to Rutherford, FOUR runs Reaches out and finds the gap. Quicker length ball wide outside off, Rutherford manages to get it between backward point and short third\n Kuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run Tossed up around off, it is the wrong'un, he presses forward and pats it to the on side\n Kuldeep to Buttler, no run Fuller around off, punched to cover Kuldeep Yadav in IPL, 2025 INNS 7 WKTS 12 ECON 6.00 AVE 13.00 BEST 3\/22\n Kuldeep to Buttler, 1 run Fuller on middle, knocked down to long-on 110 need off the last ten, over to Abhimanyu for the rest of this\n Nigam to Buttler, 2 runs Full toss outside off but Buttler can't take full toll of this. Drives it wide of long-off for a couple\n Nigam to Buttler, 1 run Googly outside off, Buttler works it towards wide long-on\n Nigam to Rutherford, no run Full outside off, he opens his face to run it down to short third\n Nigam to Rutherford, no run Tossed full on off, driven to cover\n Nigam to Rutherford, 1 run Tossed up outside off, Rutherford looks to take this on but doesn't hit it as well as he'd like. Goes off the outer part of the bat to long-off on the bounce\n Nigam to Buttler, no run Drags this down on middle, going on with the angle, but Buttler can't cash in. Looks to rock back and pull but misses out\n Kuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run Legbreak around middle and leg, turning away, and Rutherford tucks it square on the leg side for a single as Rahul goes to his right to collect Buttler pulls away as Kuldeep runs in to bowl Jos Buttler vs Kuldeep Yadav BALLS 69 RUNS 92 OUTS 3 SR 133.33 4s\/6s 8\/3\n Kuldeep to Buttler, 1 run Short and wide, and Buttler can only get it out to Stubbs at deep cover\n Kuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run Rutherford works this full ball on middle to long-on\n Kuldeep to Buttler, 1 run Wrong'un on leg, Buttler waits on it and clips it out to deep midwicket\n Kuldeep to Rutherford, 1 wide Kuldeep overdoes this as he goes wide of off. Past the tramline and he'll have to bowl that again\n Kuldeep to Rutherford, SIX runs Rutherford gets a good enough connection! This is overpitched from Kuldeep and Rutherford lofts it over long-off! His bottom hand came off but he got enough power behind that shot\n Kuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run Legbreak outside off, Rutherford runs it down fine on the off side and short third scrambles to his right to stop that\n Mohit to Rutherford, SIX runs Hoicked away! This is just short of good length around off and Rutherford deposits into the stands in front of square!\n Mohit to Rutherford, SIX runs That's even bigger! Dug in short on leg, Rutherford swivels and pulls it away over fine leg! 91m that travelled! Axar comes over and has a word with Mohit. He seems in good spirits though. Rutherford has hit three of his last four balls for six!\n Mohit to Rutherford, no run Slower ball on a length around off, Rutherford looks to run it down fine on the off side but picks out short third\n Mohit to Rutherford, 1 run Length ball angled across, Rutherford helps it towards backward point for a quick run Buttler one hit away from a half-century Jos Buttler vs Mohit Sharma BALLS 15 RUNS 31 OUTS 2 SR 206.66 4s\/6s 7\/0\n Mohit to Buttler, FOUR runs Drilled past mid-off! And that's the fifty up for Jos Buttler! Too full outside off and Buttler thrashes it away just wide of mid-off. His third half-century of the season and he has set GT up well in the chase\n Mohit to Buttler, 1 run Offcutter on a length outside off, Buttler punches it towards mid-off for a single. 18 off the over!\n Nigam to Buttler, 1 wide Looks to go wide, but overdoes it. Well outside the wide line\n Nigam to Buttler, FOUR runs Smacked down the ground! Very hard to stop Buttler when he gets going, and slot balls won't help at all! Tossed up too full on off, he clears his front leg and lofts it down the ground. One bounce and four\n Nigam to Buttler, no run Vipraj drops his length shorter, Buttler backs away and cuts to point\n Nigam to Buttler, 1 run Full on leg, tucked away through midwicket. They are happy to settle for the single\n Nigam to Rutherford, no run Rutherford loses all shape as he looks to slog-sweep this away. Full ball angled across and it beats the outside edge as the West Indian swings and misses\n Nigam to Rutherford, 4 leg byes Gets this away for four! Tossed full outside off, Rutherford looks to reverse sweep. And wait, that actually comes off his pads, and beats Rahul to race away Sherfane Rutherford vs legspin in T20s RUNS 290 OUTS 17 4s\/6s 13\/19 SR 108.61 AVE 17.05\n Nigam to Rutherford, no run Another swing and a miss Full outside off and Rutherford can't connect with this slog-sweep\n Starc to Buttler, FOUR runs Superbly played by Buttler! Starc goes for the yorker outside off, maybe just bowls it a tad short of that length, but Buttler bats down and squeezes it away through cover Jos Buttler vs Mitchell Starc BALLS 66 RUNS 116 OUTS 1 SR 175.75 4s\/6s 15\/5\n Starc to Buttler, FOUR runs Oh, Buttler you beauty! He is so good when he is playing like this! Starc nails the wide yorker, but he jams his bat down with an open face to beat the backward square leg fielder Over the wicket now\n Starc to Buttler, FOUR runs Another yorker put away for four! Angles this across him, Buttler reaches out and gets it too fine for the deep third fielder\n Starc to Buttler, FOUR runs Four in a row! Starc needs to change his plans! This is another yorker, on the stumps this time. But Buttler is up for it, and punches it back down the ground, beating the mid-off fielder\n Starc to Buttler, FOUR runs Almost a chance! But it's a fifth boundary in a row for Buttler in the end! Starc goes short and Buttler pulls it square. Doesn't hit it nearly as well as he'd want and it drops just short of Vipraj diving forward from deep square leg. He went for the catch, and can't stop it and the ball rolls to the rope Jos Buttler looks knackered and is getting looked at by the physios. Timeout taken.\n Starc to Buttler, no run Starc stops it being six boundaries in a row! Short of length around leg, Buttler fends and the ball rolls to the off side\n Kuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run Tossed full outside off, nudged down the ground past the bowler's right for a single\n Kuldeep to Buttler, no run Tossed up full on off, driven to cover\n Kuldeep to Buttler, FOUR runs Dropped short and Buttler duly punishes it! Half-tracker on leg and Buttler hammers a pull in the gap at midwicket\n Kuldeep to Buttler, no run On a length outside off, Buttler looks to hit it down the ground but hits it into the ground and Kuldeep collects to his left Kuldeep Yadav vs RHB BALLS 1869 WKTS 110 4s\/6s 122\/111 ECON 7.27 AVE 20.63\n Kuldeep to Buttler, 1 run Full on leg, tucked square for a single\n Kuldeep to Rutherford, 1 run On a length around middle, nudged down the ground to long-on\n Goes for that wide yorker, Rutherford moves across the stumps and looks to steer it to the off side but gets it to short third. He fumbles and that allows them a single. And Mukesh has overstepped! Buttler facing a free hit. Get your popcorn out!\n Mukesh Kumar to Buttler, SIX runs Hammered away! On a length on off and Buttler treats the free hit as just that! Hoists this over midwicket! Jos Buttler vs Mukesh Kumar BALLS 17 RUNS 30 OUTS 1 SR 176.47 4s\/6s 4\/1\n Mukesh Kumar to Buttler, 1 run Driven down to long-off\n Mukesh Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run Low full toss outside off, driven square to deep point\n Mukesh Kumar to Buttler, 1 leg bye Inside edge onto the pads and it rolls towards point. This was very full around leg and Buttler wanted to heave it leg side\n Mukesh Kumar to Rutherford, 1 wide Goes for the wide yorker and that's just past the tramline! Wide called immediately Meanwhile, West Indies face heartbreak as they are officially out of contention to qualify for the Women's World Cup this year. They came oh so close today!\n Mukesh Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run Length ball worked to deep midwicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Buttler, 1 run Low full toss on off, Buttler drives this down to long-on and he is now just 10 away from a century!\n Mohit to Buttler, FOUR runs Oh, just past the bowler! Just short of yorker length outside off and Buttler has enough room to smash this right back down the ground. Mohit has to get his head out of the way and it races away Jos Buttler vs DC in T20s INNS 14 RUNS 507 SR 162.50 AVE 42.25\n Mohit to Buttler, 1 run Slices this as he goes inside out but it lands safe! Slower ball, full outside off, Buttler went inside out but it drops short of long-off running to his left\n Mohit to Rutherford, 1 run Rutherford misses this low full toss as he swings across the line. Goes off his boots towards short fine. Mohit appeals but impact was outside off from the looks of it\n Mohit to Buttler, 1 run Short outside off, pace off, Buttler looks to pull but is early into the shot. The ball deflects off the outside edge to his right\n Mohit to Rutherford, 2 runs Top edge clears backward square leg running back! Short and angled across, Rutherford looks to pull and skies it but gets enough on it. Karun Nair racing back can't get there\n Mohit to Rutherford, 1 run Short and wide, slapped away to deep cover\n Mukesh Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run Goes full and wide again, it's a full toss in the end. But Rutherford moves out to punch it out to deep third\n Mukesh Kumar to Buttler, 1 run Low full toss on off, flicked away to deep midwicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Rutherford, 2 runs Yorker outside off, he jams his bat down and drives it down straight. Starc at long-off dives to make the save. And they do well to get two. Buttler is proper knackered in this heat, having also kept in the first innings. What stamina!\n Mukesh Kumar to Rutherford, no run Nails the wide yorker this time. Sneaks under the bat as Rutherford looks to squeeze it out BALLS 301 WKTS 21 4s\/6s 40\/26 ECON 10.40 AVE 24.85\n Mukesh Kumar to Rutherford, OUT Holes out at long-off! Full toss outside off, Rutherford goes across and looks to take it on and he mistimes it to Starc in the deep. Rutherford wants this checked for no-ball on height, but it looks fine! Third umpire does a comprehensive check, and it's all fine. Mukesh Kumar has his man. Rutherford departs seven short of what would have been a maiden IPL fifty \n Mukesh Kumar to Tewatia, 1 run On a length outside off, driven out to deep point for the single\n Starc to Tewatia, SIX runs Tewatia slog-sweeps the first ball for six! Starc misses his length, it turns into a slot ball and that's deposited over deep midwicket! What a shot that was! See all photos So, now the question is. Will Buttler get a century?\n Starc to Tewatia, FOUR runs Yorker goes through Tewatia as he gets an inside edge and races away for four! Buttler stranded on 97 but he looks thrilled because Gujarat Titans have won this to go top of the table! Not Starc's day, he finishes with an economy of close to 15, but Jos Buttler is the man of the hour with a stunning innings that made this chase never look nervy. Kept 20 overs, came in to bat in the second over of the chase in the searing Ahmedabad heat. Take a bow, Jos! That was stunning!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill","Rutherford","Tewatia"],"Runs":[36.0,97.0,7.0,43.0,11.0],"Balls_Faced":[21,54,5,34,3],"Fours":[5,11,1,1,1],"Sixes":[1,4,0,3,1],"S\/R":[171.43,179.63,140.0,126.47,366.67],"dismissal":["c Stubbs b Kuldeep Yadav","Not Out","run out (Nair)","c Starc b Mukesh Kumar","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Axar Patel","Kuldeep","Mohit","Mukesh Kumar","Nigam","Starc"],"Balls":[12,24,12,24,24,20],"Runs_Given":[18.0,30.0,28.0,40.0,34.0,49.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,4.0,2.0,4.0,4.0,3.2],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run .full and swinging into the pads. Rickelton comes forward and flicks it enough to mid .on's left to get off the mark .Wide slip in place for Rohit too. Mukesh did get the ball to swing first up, can he do so .again to the right-hander?\nMukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, no run .full and wide outside off. Rohit reaches out for it and times it sweetly. Cannot beat the .fielder at cover point, though\nMukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .angled in on a length on middle and leg. Rohit presses half forward and pats it into the .mid wicket region to get off the mark\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run .full on middle and off. Rickelton gets a good stride forward and drives it crisply towards .mid off, who snaps down sharply to his left and keeps it to one\nMukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .glorious! Mukesh goes searching for swing and over-pitches outside off. Rohit plants .his front foot, leans forward and crashes it over extra cover. One bounce and into the .fence!\nMukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, no run .full outside off again. Rohit presses forward but this time, opts against the aggressive .option. Pats it gently towards cover\nChameera to Rickelton, no run .superb fielding! Fullish in the channel just outside off. Rickelton gets forward and .punches it strongly towards extra cover. Good work by Nigam to his left to save four .Around the wicket after just one ball\nChameera to Rickelton, no run .zipped into the blockhole just outside off. Rickelton jams down on it and squeezes it out .towards mid wicket\nChameera to Rickelton, SIX runs .up, up and away! First six of the evening! Slanted in on a fullish length and this finishes .just outside off. Rickelton plants his front foot, stands tall and pumps it over the non- .striker's head!\nChameera to Rickelton, SIX runs .this is an even better shot! Rickelton has arrived, folks! Chameera pulls his length back .outside off but not by enough. Rickelton goes through the line and pops it clean over the .long off fence! .Back to over the wicket\nChameera to Rickelton, 2 runs .back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton hops up onto his toes and tucks it off his pads .through square leg. Easy brace for the left-hander\nChameera to Rickelton, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton lets the ball arrive before working it towards .deep square leg\nMustafizur to Rickelton, 1 run .full on the pads. Rickelton transfers his weight forward, rolls his wrists and helps it .towards deep backward square leg\nMustafizur to Rohit Sharma, OUT .edged and gone! Rohit bites the dust, and the Wankhede Stadium descends into .silence! Angled across on a length outside off. Rohit goes chasing after it, trying to go .downtown. Gets his body shape all wrong, though, and all he manages is a healthy nick .through to Porel, who snaps it up smartly to his right. Rohit cannot believe what he has .done, nor can the thousands clad in blue. No real celebration from the Fizz but deep .down, he will know this is a big breakthrough! .Rohit Sharma c \u2020Abishek Porel b Mustafizur Rahman 5 (5b 1x4 0x6 12m) SR: 100\nMustafizur to Jacks, no run .back of a length, pushed across the batter outside off. Jacks goes feeling for it with .minimal foot movement and gets beaten on the outside\nMustafizur to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Jacks tips it to mid off and hares across to the other .end to get off the mark\nMustafizur to Rickelton, no run .full just outside off. Rickelton gets onto the front foot and turns it towards mid wicket\nMustafizur to Rickelton, 1 run .hard length just outside off. A bit of nip back in and Rickelton, slightly cramped for .room, stabs it into the mid wicket region .An excellent over to pull things back and to halt Mumbai's momentum\nNigam to Rickelton, 1 run .googly on a fullish length on the pads. Rickelton nudges it into the on side and picks up .an easy single .Slip comes in\nNigam to Jacks, no run .back of a length just outside off. Jacks goes back and prods it towards extra cover\nNigam to Jacks, FOUR runs .up and over! A bit of a drag-down outside off. Sits up nicely for Jacks and even though .he does not middle it completely, he gets enough to clear mid on. One bounce and into .the fence!\nNigam to Jacks, no run .peach! Fizzed through on a length outside off. Drifts into Jacks before gripping in the .surface and ragging past the outside edge\nNigam to Jacks, no run .more spin! Back of a length, pitching on off and then spinning away appreciably. Jacks .gets a leading edge towards the bowler\nNigam to Jacks, FOUR runs .catch it is the call, but no one is going to catch that! Half-tracker on middle and off, and .Jacks makes the most of it. Rocks back and pounds it to mid on's right!\nMustafizur to Rickelton, no run .back of a length outside off. Rickelton hangs back and jabs it towards cover point\nMustafizur to Rickelton, 1 run .slower ball on a length just outside off. Rickelton comes forward, waits for it and knocks .it to long on\nMustafizur to Jacks, no run .devilish off-cutter, pitching well outside leg, as a riposte to Jacks backing away.. He .tries to dab it behind point but is beaten by the lack of pace. Deceived completely\nMustafizur to Jacks, FOUR runs .safe, and Jacks gets four for his troubles! Another superbly-disguised off-cutter, .pitching on a length outside leg. Jacks has a swish at it and gets the ball diametrically .opposite to where he was aiming. Sliced over backward point!\nMustafizur to Jacks, SIX runs .high into the Mumbai night sky and deep into the stands! Looks like another slower ball .and this pitches in the slot on the pads. Jacks picks it up early enough and dumps it .over deep square leg!\nMustafizur to Jacks, 1 run .on-pace, into the blockhole on leg stump. Jacks jams down on it and flicks it towards .long on\nMukesh Kumar to Jacks, 1 run .appeal for an lbw, not given! Low full toss slanted into leg stump. Jacks misses his .swish and the ball raps him on the front pad. Was perhaps heading down leg, though. .UltraEdge indicates there was bat involved too\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton backs away and stabs it towards mid off for a .quick single\nMukesh Kumar to Jacks, OUT .goes a mile up, and it nestles into Nigam's palms! The slower ball does the trick for .Mukesh. Full just outside off and Jacks is enticed into a big hack across the line. The .lack of pace, though, means he cuts across it too much and Nigam, back-pedaling from .mid off, keeps his eyes on the ball all the way and does the rest. MI lose two in the .powerplay, and DC keep chipping away! .Will Jacks c Nigam b Mukesh Kumar 21 (13b 3x4 1x6 15m) SR: 161.53\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, 2 runs .through Nigam, and SKY is off the mark! Full outside off. SKY gets onto the front foot .and drives it towards mid off. An uncharacteristic misfield and SKY gets two for his toil\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, no run .into the blockhole on middle and leg. SKY gets behind the line of the ball and digs it out .towards mid on\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .shot! Slower ball that lands as a half-volley outside off. SKY picks the variation early, .lines it up and smashes it back past the bowler!\nKuldeep to Rickelton, 2 runs .very full on the pads. Rickelton uses the angle and flicks it away to long on's left. du .Plessis hunts it down but cannot prevent two\nKuldeep to Rickelton, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Rickelton hangs back and jabs it towards extra cover . .Suryakumar Yadav vs Kuldeep Yadav .BALLS .27 .RUNS .39 .OUTS .1 .SR .144.44 .4s\/6s .3\/2\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run .miscued and it just evades Mukesh Kumar! Tossed up nicely on a fullish length just .outside off. SKY looks for the sweep and gets a top edge. The ball floats in the air and .falls agonizingly to Mukesh's left at short fine leg. He went at it with both hands but .could not get there\nKuldeep to Rickelton, OUT .in the air again, and taken this time! Rickelton throws his head back in disappointment, .and the mood turns even more somber at the Wankhede Stadium! Given a bit of air .again, daring Rickelton to bring out the sweep and nail it. He takes up the challenge but .comes up second-best. Not quite to the pitch of the ball, meaning that he chalks it off .the toe-end. Tiwari, on debut, runs around to his right from deep backward square leg, .and snares the chance. Kuldeep is delighted, as is du Plessis, and this is a vital wicket at .this stage! .Ryan Rickelton c Tiwari b Kuldeep Yadav 25 (18b 0x4 2x6 35m) SR: 138.88\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run .googly on a back of a length just outside off. Tilak lets the ball come to him before .easing it to deep mid wicket\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .done with surgical precision! Kuldeep offers a hint of width and errs on the shorter side, .and the scalpel is out. SKY hangs back and then knifes it between backward point and .short third!\nNigam to Tilak Varma, no run .back of a length just outside off. Tilak reads the googly off the pitch and defends off the .back foot\nNigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run .flighted up nicely on a full length on leg stump. Tilak lunges forward and helps it round .the corner behind square on the leg side\nNigam to Suryakumar, 1 run .floated up full and wide. SKY reaches out for it and drives it towards sweeper cover\nNigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Tilak goes back and turns it towards deep mid wicket. .The call was for two initially but both batters decided against it\nNigam to Suryakumar, 1 leg bye .given more air on a length outside off. SKY looks for the sweep but because he is not to .the pitch of the ball entirely, it spins enough to go past his bat and rap him on the body. .Gets a leg bye to short third\nNigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Skids off the surface and Tilak, sitting back in his crease, .stabs it to long on\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .looped up full just outside off. Tilak stretches forward and nibbles at it. Gets a thick .outside edge that evades short third, and Tilak can get back for two. Kuldeep and .Mukesh (who tried fielding this ball) may not be on best talking terms at the moment\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run .fuller on the pads. Tilak nurdles it into the square leg region and his attempt at a single .is thwarted by Porel\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run .very similar to the last ball. Full on middle and leg. Tilak wants to nudge this past the .keeper but is unable to do so for the second ball running. Good, sharp work by Porel, it .must be said\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 wide .back of a length, sliding down leg. Tilak fails to get bat on it and the umpire calls it a .wide\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run .tossed up full on leg stump. Tilak plonks his front foot and looks to defend. Does not .pick the googly, though, and plays down the wrong line, getting rapped on the front pad\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run .shortish on middle and leg, and Tilak cannot put it away. Hops back and heaves it .straight to deep backward square leg\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run .full on middle and off. SKY gets a good stride in and pushes it towards long on .Time for a pause. DC will be the happier outfit at this stage, having pulled things back .nicely. MI, though, have two excellent middle-overs batters at the crease and will hope .that they can click into gear after a bit of consolidation.\nNigam to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. SKY goes back and pushes it towards deep mid wicket\nNigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run .floated up full outside off. Tilak gets fully forward and tugs it towards long on. Calls for .two initially but that was hit too firmly to make that a possibility\nNigam to Suryakumar, no run .on a length on middle stump. SKY gets caught on the crease and pokes it towards extra .cover\nNigam to Suryakumar, no run .ripper! Fizzed in on a back of a length. Pitches just outside off and then grips in the .surface to spin considerably. Whizzes past the outside edge\nNigam to Suryakumar, 1 run .safe again! Slower and fuller on middle and off. SKY looks for the sweep and does not .get all of it. Hoicked away towards deep backward square leg, who does well to save .three\nNigam to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .edged and Porel gets nutmegged! Shortish outside off. Tilak hops back and swipes .across the line. Only manages a faint tickle and the ball flies through Porel before he .can react!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs MI, 63rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run full and swinging into the pads. Rickelton comes forward and flicks it enough to mid on's left to get off the mark Wide slip in place for Rohit too. Mukesh did get the ball to swing first up, can he do so again to the right-hander?\n Mukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, no run full and wide outside off. Rohit reaches out for it and times it sweetly. Cannot beat the fielder at cover point, though\n Mukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run angled in on a length on middle and leg. Rohit presses half forward and pats it into the mid wicket region to get off the mark\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run full on middle and off. Rickelton gets a good stride forward and drives it crisply towards mid off, who snaps down sharply to his left and keeps it to one\n Mukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs glorious! Mukesh goes searching for swing and over-pitches outside off. Rohit plants his front foot, leans forward and crashes it over extra cover. One bounce and into the fence!\n Mukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, no run full outside off again. Rohit presses forward but this time, opts against the aggressive option. Pats it gently towards cover\n Chameera to Rickelton, no run superb fielding! Fullish in the channel just outside off. Rickelton gets forward and punches it strongly towards extra cover. Good work by Nigam to his left to save four Around the wicket after just one ball\n Chameera to Rickelton, no run zipped into the blockhole just outside off. Rickelton jams down on it and squeezes it out towards mid wicket\n Chameera to Rickelton, SIX runs up, up and away! First six of the evening! Slanted in on a fullish length and this finishes just outside off. Rickelton plants his front foot, stands tall and pumps it over the non-striker's head!\n Chameera to Rickelton, SIX runs this is an even better shot! Rickelton has arrived, folks! Chameera pulls his length back outside off but not by enough. Rickelton goes through the line and pops it clean over the long off fence! Back to over the wicket\n Chameera to Rickelton, 2 runs back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton hops up onto his toes and tucks it off his pads through square leg. Easy brace for the left-hander\n Chameera to Rickelton, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton lets the ball arrive before working it towards deep square leg\n Mustafizur to Rickelton, 1 run full on the pads. Rickelton transfers his weight forward, rolls his wrists and helps it towards deep backward square leg\n Mustafizur to Rohit Sharma, OUT edged and gone! Rohit bites the dust, and the Wankhede Stadium descends into silence! Angled across on a length outside off. Rohit goes chasing after it, trying to go downtown. Gets his body shape all wrong, though, and all he manages is a healthy nick through to Porel, who snaps it up smartly to his right. Rohit cannot believe what he has done, nor can the thousands clad in blue. No real celebration from the Fizz but deep down, he will know this is a big breakthrough! \n Mustafizur to Jacks, no run back of a length, pushed across the batter outside off. Jacks goes feeling for it with minimal foot movement and gets beaten on the outside\n Mustafizur to Jacks, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Jacks tips it to mid off and hares across to the other end to get off the mark\n Mustafizur to Rickelton, no run full just outside off. Rickelton gets onto the front foot and turns it towards mid wicket\n Mustafizur to Rickelton, 1 run hard length just outside off. A bit of nip back in and Rickelton, slightly cramped for room, stabs it into the mid wicket region An excellent over to pull things back and to halt Mumbai's momentum\n Nigam to Rickelton, 1 run googly on a fullish length on the pads. Rickelton nudges it into the on side and picks up an easy single Slip comes in\n Nigam to Jacks, no run back of a length just outside off. Jacks goes back and prods it towards extra cover\n Nigam to Jacks, FOUR runs up and over! A bit of a drag-down outside off. Sits up nicely for Jacks and even though he does not middle it completely, he gets enough to clear mid on. One bounce and into the fence!\n Nigam to Jacks, no run peach! Fizzed through on a length outside off. Drifts into Jacks before gripping in the surface and ragging past the outside edge\n Nigam to Jacks, no run more spin! Back of a length, pitching on off and then spinning away appreciably. Jacks gets a leading edge towards the bowler\n Nigam to Jacks, FOUR runs catch it is the call, but no one is going to catch that! Half-tracker on middle and off, and Jacks makes the most of it. Rocks back and pounds it to mid on's right!\n Mustafizur to Rickelton, no run back of a length outside off. Rickelton hangs back and jabs it towards cover point\n Mustafizur to Rickelton, 1 run slower ball on a length just outside off. Rickelton comes forward, waits for it and knocks it to long on\n Mustafizur to Jacks, no run devilish off-cutter, pitching well outside leg, as a riposte to Jacks backing away.. He tries to dab it behind point but is beaten by the lack of pace. Deceived completely\n Mustafizur to Jacks, FOUR runs safe, and Jacks gets four for his troubles! Another superbly-disguised off-cutter, pitching on a length outside leg. Jacks has a swish at it and gets the ball diametrically opposite to where he was aiming. Sliced over backward point!\n Mustafizur to Jacks, SIX runs high into the Mumbai night sky and deep into the stands! Looks like another slower ball and this pitches in the slot on the pads. Jacks picks it up early enough and dumps it over deep square leg!\n Mustafizur to Jacks, 1 run on-pace, into the blockhole on leg stump. Jacks jams down on it and flicks it towards long on\n Mukesh Kumar to Jacks, 1 run appeal for an lbw, not given! Low full toss slanted into leg stump. Jacks misses his swish and the ball raps him on the front pad. Was perhaps heading down leg, though. UltraEdge indicates there was bat involved too\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton backs away and stabs it towards mid off for a quick single\n Mukesh Kumar to Jacks, OUT goes a mile up, and it nestles into Nigam's palms! The slower ball does the trick for Mukesh. Full just outside off and Jacks is enticed into a big hack across the line. The lack of pace, though, means he cuts across it too much and Nigam, back-pedaling from mid off, keeps his eyes on the ball all the way and does the rest. MI lose two in the powerplay, and DC keep chipping away! \n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, 2 runs through Nigam, and SKY is off the mark! Full outside off. SKY gets onto the front foot and drives it towards mid off. An uncharacteristic misfield and SKY gets two for his toil\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, no run into the blockhole on middle and leg. SKY gets behind the line of the ball and digs it out towards mid on\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, FOUR runs shot! Slower ball that lands as a half-volley outside off. SKY picks the variation early, lines it up and smashes it back past the bowler!\n Kuldeep to Rickelton, 2 runs very full on the pads. Rickelton uses the angle and flicks it away to long on's left. du Plessis hunts it down but cannot prevent two\n Kuldeep to Rickelton, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Rickelton hangs back and jabs it towards extra cover Suryakumar Yadav vs Kuldeep Yadav BALLS 27 RUNS 39 OUTS 1 SR 144.44 4s\/6s 3\/2\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run miscued and it just evades Mukesh Kumar! Tossed up nicely on a fullish length just outside off. SKY looks for the sweep and gets a top edge. The ball floats in the air and falls agonizingly to Mukesh's left at short fine leg. He went at it with both hands but could not get there\n Kuldeep to Rickelton, OUT in the air again, and taken this time! Rickelton throws his head back in disappointment, and the mood turns even more somber at the Wankhede Stadium! Given a bit of air again, daring Rickelton to bring out the sweep and nail it. He takes up the challenge but comes up second-best. Not quite to the pitch of the ball, meaning that he chalks it off the toe-end. Tiwari, on debut, runs around to his right from deep backward square leg, and snares the chance. Kuldeep is delighted, as is du Plessis, and this is a vital wicket at this stage! \n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run googly on a back of a length just outside off. Tilak lets the ball come to him before easing it to deep mid wicket\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, FOUR runs done with surgical precision! Kuldeep offers a hint of width and errs on the shorter side, and the scalpel is out. SKY hangs back and then knifes it between backward point and short third!\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, no run back of a length just outside off. Tilak reads the googly off the pitch and defends off the back foot\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run flighted up nicely on a full length on leg stump. Tilak lunges forward and helps it round the corner behind square on the leg side\n Nigam to Suryakumar, 1 run floated up full and wide. SKY reaches out for it and drives it towards sweeper cover\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Tilak goes back and turns it towards deep mid wicket. The call was for two initially but both batters decided against it\n Nigam to Suryakumar, 1 leg bye given more air on a length outside off. SKY looks for the sweep but because he is not to the pitch of the ball entirely, it spins enough to go past his bat and rap him on the body. Gets a leg bye to short third\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length outside off. Skids off the surface and Tilak, sitting back in his crease, stabs it to long on\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, 2 runs looped up full just outside off. Tilak stretches forward and nibbles at it. Gets a thick outside edge that evades short third, and Tilak can get back for two. Kuldeep and \n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run fuller on the pads. Tilak nurdles it into the square leg region and his attempt at a single is thwarted by Porel\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run very similar to the last ball. Full on middle and leg. Tilak wants to nudge this past the keeper but is unable to do so for the second ball running. Good, sharp work by Porel, it must be said\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 wide back of a length, sliding down leg. Tilak fails to get bat on it and the umpire calls it a wide\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run tossed up full on leg stump. Tilak plonks his front foot and looks to defend. Does not pick the googly, though, and plays down the wrong line, getting rapped on the front pad\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run shortish on middle and leg, and Tilak cannot put it away. Hops back and heaves it straight to deep backward square leg\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run full on middle and off. SKY gets a good stride in and pushes it towards long on Time for a pause. DC will be the happier outfit at this stage, having pulled things back nicely. MI, though, have two excellent middle-overs batters at the crease and will hope that they can click into gear after a bit of consolidation.\n Nigam to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. SKY goes back and pushes it towards deep mid wicket\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run floated up full outside off. Tilak gets fully forward and tugs it towards long on. Calls for two initially but that was hit too firmly to make that a possibility\n Nigam to Suryakumar, no run on a length on middle stump. SKY gets caught on the crease and pokes it towards extra cover\n Nigam to Suryakumar, no run ripper! Fizzed in on a back of a length. Pitches just outside off and then grips in the surface to spin considerably. Whizzes past the outside edge\n Nigam to Suryakumar, 1 run safe again! Slower and fuller on middle and off. SKY looks for the sweep and does not get all of it. Hoicked away towards deep backward square leg, who does well to save three\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs edged and Porel gets nutmegged! Shortish outside off. Tilak hops back and swipes across the line. Only manages a faint tickle and the ball flies through Porel before he can react!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Jacks","Rickelton","Rohit Sharma","Suryakumar","Tilak Varma"],"Runs":[21.0,25.0,5.0,15.0,12.0],"Balls_Faced":[13,18,5,12,12],"Fours":[3,0,1,2,1],"Sixes":[1,2,0,0,0],"S\/R":[161.54,138.89,100.0,125.0,100.0],"dismissal":["c Nigam b Mukesh Kumar","c Tiwari b Kuldeep Yadav","c \u2020Abishek Porel b Mustafizur Rahman","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Chameera","Kuldeep","Mukesh Kumar","Mustafizur","Nigam"],"Balls":[6,12,12,12,18],"Runs_Given":[15.0,14.0,15.0,15.0,20.0],"Wickets":[0,1,1,1,0],"Overs":[1.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run .full and swinging into the pads. Rickelton comes forward and flicks it enough to mid .on's left to get off the mark .Wide slip in place for Rohit too. Mukesh did get the ball to swing first up, can he do so .again to the right-hander?\nMukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, no run .full and wide outside off. Rohit reaches out for it and times it sweetly. Cannot beat the .fielder at cover point, though\nMukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .angled in on a length on middle and leg. Rohit presses half forward and pats it into the .mid wicket region to get off the mark\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run .full on middle and off. Rickelton gets a good stride forward and drives it crisply towards .mid off, who snaps down sharply to his left and keeps it to one\nMukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .glorious! Mukesh goes searching for swing and over-pitches outside off. Rohit plants .his front foot, leans forward and crashes it over extra cover. One bounce and into the .fence!\nMukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, no run .full outside off again. Rohit presses forward but this time, opts against the aggressive .option. Pats it gently towards cover\nChameera to Rickelton, no run .superb fielding! Fullish in the channel just outside off. Rickelton gets forward and .punches it strongly towards extra cover. Good work by Nigam to his left to save four .Around the wicket after just one ball\nChameera to Rickelton, no run .zipped into the blockhole just outside off. Rickelton jams down on it and squeezes it out .towards mid wicket\nChameera to Rickelton, SIX runs .up, up and away! First six of the evening! Slanted in on a fullish length and this finishes .just outside off. Rickelton plants his front foot, stands tall and pumps it over the non- .striker's head!\nChameera to Rickelton, SIX runs .this is an even better shot! Rickelton has arrived, folks! Chameera pulls his length back .outside off but not by enough. Rickelton goes through the line and pops it clean over the .long off fence! .Back to over the wicket\nChameera to Rickelton, 2 runs .back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton hops up onto his toes and tucks it off his pads .through square leg. Easy brace for the left-hander\nChameera to Rickelton, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton lets the ball arrive before working it towards .deep square leg\nMustafizur to Rickelton, 1 run .full on the pads. Rickelton transfers his weight forward, rolls his wrists and helps it .towards deep backward square leg\nMustafizur to Rohit Sharma, OUT .edged and gone! Rohit bites the dust, and the Wankhede Stadium descends into .silence! Angled across on a length outside off. Rohit goes chasing after it, trying to go .downtown. Gets his body shape all wrong, though, and all he manages is a healthy nick .through to Porel, who snaps it up smartly to his right. Rohit cannot believe what he has .done, nor can the thousands clad in blue. No real celebration from the Fizz but deep .down, he will know this is a big breakthrough! .Rohit Sharma c \u2020Abishek Porel b Mustafizur Rahman 5 (5b 1x4 0x6 12m) SR: 100\nMustafizur to Jacks, no run .back of a length, pushed across the batter outside off. Jacks goes feeling for it with .minimal foot movement and gets beaten on the outside\nMustafizur to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Jacks tips it to mid off and hares across to the other .end to get off the mark\nMustafizur to Rickelton, no run .full just outside off. Rickelton gets onto the front foot and turns it towards mid wicket\nMustafizur to Rickelton, 1 run .hard length just outside off. A bit of nip back in and Rickelton, slightly cramped for .room, stabs it into the mid wicket region .An excellent over to pull things back and to halt Mumbai's momentum\nNigam to Rickelton, 1 run .googly on a fullish length on the pads. Rickelton nudges it into the on side and picks up .an easy single .Slip comes in\nNigam to Jacks, no run .back of a length just outside off. Jacks goes back and prods it towards extra cover\nNigam to Jacks, FOUR runs .up and over! A bit of a drag-down outside off. Sits up nicely for Jacks and even though .he does not middle it completely, he gets enough to clear mid on. One bounce and into .the fence!\nNigam to Jacks, no run .peach! Fizzed through on a length outside off. Drifts into Jacks before gripping in the .surface and ragging past the outside edge\nNigam to Jacks, no run .more spin! Back of a length, pitching on off and then spinning away appreciably. Jacks .gets a leading edge towards the bowler\nNigam to Jacks, FOUR runs .catch it is the call, but no one is going to catch that! Half-tracker on middle and off, and .Jacks makes the most of it. Rocks back and pounds it to mid on's right!\nMustafizur to Rickelton, no run .back of a length outside off. Rickelton hangs back and jabs it towards cover point\nMustafizur to Rickelton, 1 run .slower ball on a length just outside off. Rickelton comes forward, waits for it and knocks .it to long on\nMustafizur to Jacks, no run .devilish off-cutter, pitching well outside leg, as a riposte to Jacks backing away.. He .tries to dab it behind point but is beaten by the lack of pace. Deceived completely\nMustafizur to Jacks, FOUR runs .safe, and Jacks gets four for his troubles! Another superbly-disguised off-cutter, .pitching on a length outside leg. Jacks has a swish at it and gets the ball diametrically .opposite to where he was aiming. Sliced over backward point!\nMustafizur to Jacks, SIX runs .high into the Mumbai night sky and deep into the stands! Looks like another slower ball .and this pitches in the slot on the pads. Jacks picks it up early enough and dumps it .over deep square leg!\nMustafizur to Jacks, 1 run .on-pace, into the blockhole on leg stump. Jacks jams down on it and flicks it towards .long on\nMukesh Kumar to Jacks, 1 run .appeal for an lbw, not given! Low full toss slanted into leg stump. Jacks misses his .swish and the ball raps him on the front pad. Was perhaps heading down leg, though. .UltraEdge indicates there was bat involved too\nMukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton backs away and stabs it towards mid off for a .quick single\nMukesh Kumar to Jacks, OUT .goes a mile up, and it nestles into Nigam's palms! The slower ball does the trick for .Mukesh. Full just outside off and Jacks is enticed into a big hack across the line. The .lack of pace, though, means he cuts across it too much and Nigam, back-pedaling from .mid off, keeps his eyes on the ball all the way and does the rest. MI lose two in the .powerplay, and DC keep chipping away! .Will Jacks c Nigam b Mukesh Kumar 21 (13b 3x4 1x6 15m) SR: 161.53\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, 2 runs .through Nigam, and SKY is off the mark! Full outside off. SKY gets onto the front foot .and drives it towards mid off. An uncharacteristic misfield and SKY gets two for his toil\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, no run .into the blockhole on middle and leg. SKY gets behind the line of the ball and digs it out .towards mid on\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .shot! Slower ball that lands as a half-volley outside off. SKY picks the variation early, .lines it up and smashes it back past the bowler!\nKuldeep to Rickelton, 2 runs .very full on the pads. Rickelton uses the angle and flicks it away to long on's left. du .Plessis hunts it down but cannot prevent two\nKuldeep to Rickelton, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Rickelton hangs back and jabs it towards extra cover . .Suryakumar Yadav vs Kuldeep Yadav .BALLS .27 .RUNS .39 .OUTS .1 .SR .144.44 .4s\/6s .3\/2\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run .miscued and it just evades Mukesh Kumar! Tossed up nicely on a fullish length just .outside off. SKY looks for the sweep and gets a top edge. The ball floats in the air and .falls agonizingly to Mukesh's left at short fine leg. He went at it with both hands but .could not get there\nKuldeep to Rickelton, OUT .in the air again, and taken this time! Rickelton throws his head back in disappointment, .and the mood turns even more somber at the Wankhede Stadium! Given a bit of air .again, daring Rickelton to bring out the sweep and nail it. He takes up the challenge but .comes up second-best. Not quite to the pitch of the ball, meaning that he chalks it off .the toe-end. Tiwari, on debut, runs around to his right from deep backward square leg, .and snares the chance. Kuldeep is delighted, as is du Plessis, and this is a vital wicket at .this stage! .Ryan Rickelton c Tiwari b Kuldeep Yadav 25 (18b 0x4 2x6 35m) SR: 138.88\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run .googly on a back of a length just outside off. Tilak lets the ball come to him before .easing it to deep mid wicket\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .done with surgical precision! Kuldeep offers a hint of width and errs on the shorter side, .and the scalpel is out. SKY hangs back and then knifes it between backward point and .short third!\nNigam to Tilak Varma, no run .back of a length just outside off. Tilak reads the googly off the pitch and defends off the .back foot\nNigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run .flighted up nicely on a full length on leg stump. Tilak lunges forward and helps it round .the corner behind square on the leg side\nNigam to Suryakumar, 1 run .floated up full and wide. SKY reaches out for it and drives it towards sweeper cover\nNigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Tilak goes back and turns it towards deep mid wicket. .The call was for two initially but both batters decided against it\nNigam to Suryakumar, 1 leg bye .given more air on a length outside off. SKY looks for the sweep but because he is not to .the pitch of the ball entirely, it spins enough to go past his bat and rap him on the body. .Gets a leg bye to short third\nNigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Skids off the surface and Tilak, sitting back in his crease, .stabs it to long on\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .looped up full just outside off. Tilak stretches forward and nibbles at it. Gets a thick .outside edge that evades short third, and Tilak can get back for two. Kuldeep and .Mukesh (who tried fielding this ball) may not be on best talking terms at the moment\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run .fuller on the pads. Tilak nurdles it into the square leg region and his attempt at a single .is thwarted by Porel\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run .very similar to the last ball. Full on middle and leg. Tilak wants to nudge this past the .keeper but is unable to do so for the second ball running. Good, sharp work by Porel, it .must be said\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 wide .back of a length, sliding down leg. Tilak fails to get bat on it and the umpire calls it a .wide\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run .tossed up full on leg stump. Tilak plonks his front foot and looks to defend. Does not .pick the googly, though, and plays down the wrong line, getting rapped on the front pad\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run .shortish on middle and leg, and Tilak cannot put it away. Hops back and heaves it .straight to deep backward square leg\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run .full on middle and off. SKY gets a good stride in and pushes it towards long on .Time for a pause. DC will be the happier outfit at this stage, having pulled things back .nicely. MI, though, have two excellent middle-overs batters at the crease and will hope .that they can click into gear after a bit of consolidation.\nNigam to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. SKY goes back and pushes it towards deep mid wicket\nNigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run .floated up full outside off. Tilak gets fully forward and tugs it towards long on. Calls for .two initially but that was hit too firmly to make that a possibility\nNigam to Suryakumar, no run .on a length on middle stump. SKY gets caught on the crease and pokes it towards extra .cover\nNigam to Suryakumar, no run .ripper! Fizzed in on a back of a length. Pitches just outside off and then grips in the .surface to spin considerably. Whizzes past the outside edge\nNigam to Suryakumar, 1 run .safe again! Slower and fuller on middle and off. SKY looks for the sweep and does not .get all of it. Hoicked away towards deep backward square leg, who does well to save .three\nNigam to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .edged and Porel gets nutmegged! Shortish outside off. Tilak hops back and swipes .across the line. Only manages a faint tickle and the ball flies through Porel before he .can react!\nChameera to Suryakumar, 1 run .hard length just outside off. SKY gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side with .soft hands for a single\nChameera to Tilak Varma, no run .angled across on a length outside off. Tilak presses half forward and taps it towards .extra cover\nChameera to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Tilak stays back and knocks it to long on . .Suryakumar Yadav in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .4448 .OUTS .117 .4s\/6s .411\/185 .SR .151.24 .AVE .38.01\nChameera to Suryakumar, 1 run .leg-cutter dug into the track outside off. SKY is a little early on the pull and ends up .dragging it to deep square leg\nChameera to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .Tilak breaks the shackles with an audacious shot! Back of a length just outside off. .Tilak telegraphs the line and the length, and gets down on one knee early. Keeps his .eyes on the ball and laps it over the keeper's head!\nChameera to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Tilak lets the ball arrive before working it towards deep .backward square leg\nNigam to Tilak Varma, no run .googly on a back of a length on leg stump. Tilak is unsure of where this is turning and .dangles his bat. Off the leading edge towards the bowler\nNigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run .googly on a length on middle and leg. Tilak reads it off the pitch and bunts it to the .bowler's left\nNigam to Suryakumar, 1 run .full outside off. SKY gets down on one knee and sweeps it towards short fine leg\nNigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run .tossed up full on middle and leg. Tilak lunges at it and prods it off the inside half of the .bat towards short fine leg\nNigam to Suryakumar, 1 run .flighted up full just outside off. SKY brings out the sweep, rolls his wrists and drills it .towards deep backward square leg\nNigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Tilak stays back and helps it round the corner to keep .strike\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run .tossed up full on middle and off. Tilak stretches forward and defends\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run .this is fuller on leg stump and Tilak, advancing to manufacture something, ends up .yorking himself. Jams it off the inside edge into his boot\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run .fired in quicker on a full length on middle and off. Tilak wants to tip and run to extra .cover but there was never a single there\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .follows the batter outside leg with a back of a length ball. Tilak drops down to one knee .and swings it away towards deep backward square leg\nKuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Tilak hangs back and pokes it towards deep mid .wicket\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run .googly on a back of a length on middle and off. SKY reads it off the surface and works it .towards deep mid wicket .Another tidy Kuldeep over, and MI will take a time-out to reassess things. Both of these .batters have spent time at the crease but neither has gotten into any sort of rhythm. Is .that a sign of the pitch being tougher than expected (and usual)? Well, only time will tell!\nMustafizur to Suryakumar, 1 run .cutter on a back of a length on off. SKY looks to work to leg but gets turned inside out .by the angle across him. Off the leading edge towards sweeper cover\nMustafizur to Tilak Varma, 1 run .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Tilak waits for it and dabs it towards .backward point\nMustafizur to Suryakumar, no run .another off-cutter, on a back of a length and finishing just outside off. Not enough room .to work with and SKY cuts it straight to backward point\nMustafizur to Suryakumar, no run .another slower ball and this takes a couple of business days to arrive. SKY has a swipe .at it and gets pinged on the back leg. Pitched outside leg, and hence no lbw shout\nMustafizur to Suryakumar, SIX runs .fetch that, says SKY! Another slower ball on a back of a length, finishing just outside .off. This time, though, SKY has it all worked out. Dances down the track and clobbers it .flat over long off!\nMustafizur to Suryakumar, 1 run .on the stumps again, denying SKY any sort of room. He lets this length ball come to him .before tapping it into the off side\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .and that is exactly what SKY does first ball! Half-tracker on leg stump and this sits up .to be hit. SKY picks the length early and pummels it into the deep mid wicket fence!\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, no run .oh! On-pace yorker just outside off. SKY looks for that trademark sweep of his but is .beaten for pace. That zipped under his bat!\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, no run .massive lbw shout, not given! Darted in very full in and around off stump. SKY makes a .hash of the sweep again and gets rapped on the pads. Impact may have been outside .off, but DC review nevertheless. Might be a review in hope rather than anticipation. .Looks like SKY has missed the ball completely. But Ball Tracking, as expected, .reckons the impact was outside off. SKY stays, and DC lose a review! .Mukesh has nailed two yorkers after going short early in the over. What is his play now?\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, 1 run .a wide yorker is the answer. SKY moves across his stumps to access it and clinks it out .towards deep backward point\nMukesh Kumar to Tilak Varma, OUT .straight to long on, and Tilak's struggles come to an end! Dug into the track outside off, .asking Tilak to fetch it leg side. He swings at it with all his might but cannot quite .generate the power he is after. Might have been the slower ball too, which made it .tougher for the batter and Tilak could not have picked out Rizvi better. DC have .something to show for their middle-overs squeeze, and MI, just as the death-overs are .dawning, lose a set batter! .Tilak Varma c Sameer Rizvi b Mukesh Kumar 27 (27b 1x4 1x6 36m) SR: 100\nMukesh Kumar to Hardik, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Hardik presses half forward and dabs it into the point .region to get off the mark\nKuldeep to Hardik, no run .tossed up full on middle and leg. Hardik lunges forward and....blocks .Do MI play out this over?\nKuldeep to Hardik, 1 run .shortish on middle and off. Hardik hops back and punches it towards long off\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run .slower and fuller outside off. SKY plants his front foot and powers it down the ground to .long on\nKuldeep to Hardik, 1 run .fired in fuller on the pads. Hardik gets down on one knee and paddles it towards short .fine leg\nKuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run .floated up full just outside off. SKY gets down on one knee and hacks it towards deep .mid wicket\nKuldeep to Hardik, no run .googly on a length outside off. Hardik reads it off the pitch and tentatively prods it .towards backward point\nChameera to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .SKY finds the gap, and finds the fence! Attempted leg-cutter but this is too short and .too wide to be a useful option. SKY waits on it and opens the bat face at the last .moment to glide it between backward point and short third!\nChameera to Suryakumar, 1 run .excellent yorker outside off. SKY jams down on it and squeezes it out towards deep .backward point .Hardik on strike. Surely he goes after Chameera here?\nChameera to Hardik, OUT .well, Hardik tries, and Hardik perishes, much to the disappointment of thousands at .the Wankhede! Another leg-cutter but the difference this time is the line and the length. .This is just outside off and full enough for Hardik to think he can go downtown. Goes .through with his swing but the grip and hold off the surface means he slices it straight .down backward point's throat. Hardik walks off dejected, and MI slide further into .trouble! .Hardik Pandya c Mukesh Kumar b Chameera 3 (6b 0x4 0x6 8m) SR: 50\nChameera to Naman Dhir, 2 runs .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Dhir plays it very late and right under his eyes, .guiding it to backward point's right. Tiwari, stationed at sweeper cover, gives chase and .cuts it off with a sprawling dive, saving two\nChameera to Naman Dhir, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Cramped for room, Dhir stabs it towards long on .Seems like SKY or Dhir asked for a change of bat, but the replacement might not have .gone through the gauge. Back to the original piece of willow for now\nChameera to Suryakumar, no run .speared in full and wide. SKY tries to reach it and make something of it but is beaten for .pace. That was not a slower ball, and it seemed to take the batter by surprise\nMustafizur to Naman Dhir, no run .back of a length, slanting across the batter outside off. Dhir gets up on his toes and .pats it towards backward point\nMustafizur to Naman Dhir, 1 run .dug into the track just outside off. Dhir backs away and has to check his shot because .the ball just does not arrive. Chips it on the bounce to long off\nMustafizur to Suryakumar, no run .back of a length wide outside off. SKY looks for one of those slashes over point but the .lack of pace does for him\nMustafizur to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .SKY with a much-needed boundary! Misses the leg-stump yorker by a smidgen on the .shorter side, and SKY makes the bowler pay. Swings through the line and thumps it past .a flying du Plessis at mid on!\nMustafizur to Suryakumar, no run .off-cutter angled across the batter on a back of a length. Well outside off and SKY, .because of the lack of pace, cannot fetch it. Swish and a miss.\nMustafizur to Suryakumar, 1 run .slow and short outside off. SKY waits for it and cuts it towards sweeper cover. Just six .off the over, and this MI innings is in dire need of some impetus\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, SIX runs .SKY with a sumptuous shot to bring the crowd to their feet! This is an attempted wide .yorker but ends up being a slot ball. SKY extends his arms fully and creams it over extra .cover. A fifty under pressure and while this may not be his most fluent effort ever, it may .be very important! .Looks like Mukesh is struggling with a bout of cramp and he is receiving treatment as I .type this out .Mukesh is good to go now, and so are we\nMukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length wide outside off. SKY shuffles across, gets stopped half-way trying to .get into position for the sweep and hacks it in an ungainly fashion to deep mid wicket\nMukesh Kumar to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .oh, hello! Dhir wants a piece of Mukesh too! A bit on the shorter side and this sits up .outside off. Dhir rises with the bounce, stands tall and crashes it over extra cover!\nMukesh Kumar to Naman Dhir, SIX runs .flat as a tank! Dhir, SKY and MI are turning it on now! Another missed yorker and this is .into the slot on leg stump. Dhir snaps his wrists into action and whips it over the wide .long on fence! .Mukesh is struggling again and has asked for more help from the physio. The umpire is .asking DC to hurry things up. This innings has already lasted more than an hour and 45 .minutes...\nMukesh Kumar to Naman Dhir, SIX runs .a high ball and to MI's pleasure, it is a long enough ball too! Slower bumper outside off. .No pace to work with for Dhir but he swings his blade like an axe. Gets under it but still .manages to muscle it over Rizvi at long on. Rizvi might have misjudged it slightly and .had to thus reach out over his shoulder, only managing a parry over the fence!\nMukesh Kumar to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .blitzed across the turf, and the Wankhede Stadium has found its voice all of a sudden! .Right in the slot outside off. Dhir opens up his stance, gives his hands the freedom to go .through the line and scorches it past extra cover!\nChameera to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .why should Naman Dhir have all the fun, asks Suryakumar Yadav! Chameera does not .help himself or his team by bowling a wide half-volley. SKY gets his hands through the .ball and thunders it over extra cover!\nChameera to Suryakumar, no run .low full toss on middle and leg, and SKY misses out. Chalks it right off the toe-end and .shanks it towards mid wicket\nChameera to Suryakumar, SIX runs .NASA, lend us a space shuttle, because we need to get that ball back! Off-pace on a .back of a length outside off and this is begging to be hit. SKY obliges and smears it a .mile over deep mid wicket!\nChameera to Suryakumar, SIX runs .oh my goodness - the Mumbai mayhem continues! And this is proper world-class .batting! Another missed yorker and this time, it ends up as a low full toss just outside .off. SKY gets down low and clubs the living daylights out of this one. Flat over deep mid .wicket!\nChameera to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .stop that, Suryakumar Yadav! This is batting out of the highest of top drawers! This is .the perfect yorker outside off but SKY is just too good. He opens his bat face and .squeezes it to the keeper's right! .Last ball coming up. Surely MI will make it past 180?\nChameera to Suryakumar, 1 run .just a single, and MI finish with 180! Nails the wide yorker, more or less, and prevents .SKY from getting under it. He throws his hands at it and slices it on the bounce to deep .backward point. SKY takes off his helmet and walks off to applause, even as the .Capitals fielders around him try to fathom what has hit them! .Suryakumar Yadav: (On if he is proud of this innings) Absolutely. This is one innings .which I was hoping for a long time: a difficult situation, to bat through to the end. Maybe .it (the score) is a little above par. It was a slightly slow wicket with the weather around. .We wanted to take it deep, talked about that during the practice sessions. Planned for it .and batted accordingly. Waiting gives you a lot of fruits in life, but felt good inside (while .batting). (On the score being above par) I have not checked the dew till now, we thought .it was a 160-165 wicket. Let's see - good game on our hands. .DC bowled beautifully for about 18 overs, with du Plessis marshaling his troops .excellently too. But when the wheels came off, their charge got derailed and it got .derailed in pretty damning fashion. 48 runs came off the last two overs and that undid a .bit of the good work their spinners did. DC, with du Plessis, Rahul and Stubbs in the mix, .have the firepower to chase this down, but they might just be hunting a slightly above- .par score here. Join us in a bit for the chase!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs MI, 63rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run full and swinging into the pads. Rickelton comes forward and flicks it enough to mid on's left to get off the mark Wide slip in place for Rohit too. Mukesh did get the ball to swing first up, can he do so again to the right-hander?\n Mukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, no run full and wide outside off. Rohit reaches out for it and times it sweetly. Cannot beat the fielder at cover point, though\n Mukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, 1 run angled in on a length on middle and leg. Rohit presses half forward and pats it into the mid wicket region to get off the mark\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run full on middle and off. Rickelton gets a good stride forward and drives it crisply towards mid off, who snaps down sharply to his left and keeps it to one\n Mukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs glorious! Mukesh goes searching for swing and over-pitches outside off. Rohit plants his front foot, leans forward and crashes it over extra cover. One bounce and into the fence!\n Mukesh Kumar to Rohit Sharma, no run full outside off again. Rohit presses forward but this time, opts against the aggressive option. Pats it gently towards cover\n Chameera to Rickelton, no run superb fielding! Fullish in the channel just outside off. Rickelton gets forward and punches it strongly towards extra cover. Good work by Nigam to his left to save four Around the wicket after just one ball\n Chameera to Rickelton, no run zipped into the blockhole just outside off. Rickelton jams down on it and squeezes it out towards mid wicket\n Chameera to Rickelton, SIX runs up, up and away! First six of the evening! Slanted in on a fullish length and this finishes just outside off. Rickelton plants his front foot, stands tall and pumps it over the non-striker's head!\n Chameera to Rickelton, SIX runs this is an even better shot! Rickelton has arrived, folks! Chameera pulls his length back outside off but not by enough. Rickelton goes through the line and pops it clean over the long off fence! Back to over the wicket\n Chameera to Rickelton, 2 runs back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton hops up onto his toes and tucks it off his pads through square leg. Easy brace for the left-hander\n Chameera to Rickelton, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton lets the ball arrive before working it towards deep square leg\n Mustafizur to Rickelton, 1 run full on the pads. Rickelton transfers his weight forward, rolls his wrists and helps it towards deep backward square leg\n Mustafizur to Rohit Sharma, OUT edged and gone! Rohit bites the dust, and the Wankhede Stadium descends into silence! Angled across on a length outside off. Rohit goes chasing after it, trying to go downtown. Gets his body shape all wrong, though, and all he manages is a healthy nick through to Porel, who snaps it up smartly to his right. Rohit cannot believe what he has done, nor can the thousands clad in blue. No real celebration from the Fizz but deep down, he will know this is a big breakthrough! \n Mustafizur to Jacks, no run back of a length, pushed across the batter outside off. Jacks goes feeling for it with minimal foot movement and gets beaten on the outside\n Mustafizur to Jacks, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Jacks tips it to mid off and hares across to the other end to get off the mark\n Mustafizur to Rickelton, no run full just outside off. Rickelton gets onto the front foot and turns it towards mid wicket\n Mustafizur to Rickelton, 1 run hard length just outside off. A bit of nip back in and Rickelton, slightly cramped for room, stabs it into the mid wicket region An excellent over to pull things back and to halt Mumbai's momentum\n Nigam to Rickelton, 1 run googly on a fullish length on the pads. Rickelton nudges it into the on side and picks up an easy single Slip comes in\n Nigam to Jacks, no run back of a length just outside off. Jacks goes back and prods it towards extra cover\n Nigam to Jacks, FOUR runs up and over! A bit of a drag-down outside off. Sits up nicely for Jacks and even though he does not middle it completely, he gets enough to clear mid on. One bounce and into the fence!\n Nigam to Jacks, no run peach! Fizzed through on a length outside off. Drifts into Jacks before gripping in the surface and ragging past the outside edge\n Nigam to Jacks, no run more spin! Back of a length, pitching on off and then spinning away appreciably. Jacks gets a leading edge towards the bowler\n Nigam to Jacks, FOUR runs catch it is the call, but no one is going to catch that! Half-tracker on middle and off, and Jacks makes the most of it. Rocks back and pounds it to mid on's right!\n Mustafizur to Rickelton, no run back of a length outside off. Rickelton hangs back and jabs it towards cover point\n Mustafizur to Rickelton, 1 run slower ball on a length just outside off. Rickelton comes forward, waits for it and knocks it to long on\n Mustafizur to Jacks, no run devilish off-cutter, pitching well outside leg, as a riposte to Jacks backing away.. He tries to dab it behind point but is beaten by the lack of pace. Deceived completely\n Mustafizur to Jacks, FOUR runs safe, and Jacks gets four for his troubles! Another superbly-disguised off-cutter, pitching on a length outside leg. Jacks has a swish at it and gets the ball diametrically opposite to where he was aiming. Sliced over backward point!\n Mustafizur to Jacks, SIX runs high into the Mumbai night sky and deep into the stands! Looks like another slower ball and this pitches in the slot on the pads. Jacks picks it up early enough and dumps it over deep square leg!\n Mustafizur to Jacks, 1 run on-pace, into the blockhole on leg stump. Jacks jams down on it and flicks it towards long on\n Mukesh Kumar to Jacks, 1 run appeal for an lbw, not given! Low full toss slanted into leg stump. Jacks misses his swish and the ball raps him on the front pad. Was perhaps heading down leg, though. UltraEdge indicates there was bat involved too\n Mukesh Kumar to Rickelton, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Rickelton backs away and stabs it towards mid off for a quick single\n Mukesh Kumar to Jacks, OUT goes a mile up, and it nestles into Nigam's palms! The slower ball does the trick for Mukesh. Full just outside off and Jacks is enticed into a big hack across the line. The lack of pace, though, means he cuts across it too much and Nigam, back-pedaling from mid off, keeps his eyes on the ball all the way and does the rest. MI lose two in the powerplay, and DC keep chipping away! \n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, 2 runs through Nigam, and SKY is off the mark! Full outside off. SKY gets onto the front foot and drives it towards mid off. An uncharacteristic misfield and SKY gets two for his toil\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, no run into the blockhole on middle and leg. SKY gets behind the line of the ball and digs it out towards mid on\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, FOUR runs shot! Slower ball that lands as a half-volley outside off. SKY picks the variation early, lines it up and smashes it back past the bowler!\n Kuldeep to Rickelton, 2 runs very full on the pads. Rickelton uses the angle and flicks it away to long on's left. du Plessis hunts it down but cannot prevent two\n Kuldeep to Rickelton, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Rickelton hangs back and jabs it towards extra cover Suryakumar Yadav vs Kuldeep Yadav BALLS 27 RUNS 39 OUTS 1 SR 144.44 4s\/6s 3\/2\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run miscued and it just evades Mukesh Kumar! Tossed up nicely on a fullish length just outside off. SKY looks for the sweep and gets a top edge. The ball floats in the air and falls agonizingly to Mukesh's left at short fine leg. He went at it with both hands but could not get there\n Kuldeep to Rickelton, OUT in the air again, and taken this time! Rickelton throws his head back in disappointment, and the mood turns even more somber at the Wankhede Stadium! Given a bit of air again, daring Rickelton to bring out the sweep and nail it. He takes up the challenge but comes up second-best. Not quite to the pitch of the ball, meaning that he chalks it off the toe-end. Tiwari, on debut, runs around to his right from deep backward square leg, and snares the chance. Kuldeep is delighted, as is du Plessis, and this is a vital wicket at this stage! \n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run googly on a back of a length just outside off. Tilak lets the ball come to him before easing it to deep mid wicket\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, FOUR runs done with surgical precision! Kuldeep offers a hint of width and errs on the shorter side, and the scalpel is out. SKY hangs back and then knifes it between backward point and short third!\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, no run back of a length just outside off. Tilak reads the googly off the pitch and defends off the back foot\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run flighted up nicely on a full length on leg stump. Tilak lunges forward and helps it round the corner behind square on the leg side\n Nigam to Suryakumar, 1 run floated up full and wide. SKY reaches out for it and drives it towards sweeper cover\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Tilak goes back and turns it towards deep mid wicket. The call was for two initially but both batters decided against it\n Nigam to Suryakumar, 1 leg bye given more air on a length outside off. SKY looks for the sweep but because he is not to the pitch of the ball entirely, it spins enough to go past his bat and rap him on the body. Gets a leg bye to short third\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length outside off. Skids off the surface and Tilak, sitting back in his crease, stabs it to long on\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, 2 runs looped up full just outside off. Tilak stretches forward and nibbles at it. Gets a thick outside edge that evades short third, and Tilak can get back for two. Kuldeep and \n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run fuller on the pads. Tilak nurdles it into the square leg region and his attempt at a single is thwarted by Porel\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run very similar to the last ball. Full on middle and leg. Tilak wants to nudge this past the keeper but is unable to do so for the second ball running. Good, sharp work by Porel, it must be said\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 wide back of a length, sliding down leg. Tilak fails to get bat on it and the umpire calls it a wide\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run tossed up full on leg stump. Tilak plonks his front foot and looks to defend. Does not pick the googly, though, and plays down the wrong line, getting rapped on the front pad\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run shortish on middle and leg, and Tilak cannot put it away. Hops back and heaves it straight to deep backward square leg\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run full on middle and off. SKY gets a good stride in and pushes it towards long on Time for a pause. DC will be the happier outfit at this stage, having pulled things back nicely. MI, though, have two excellent middle-overs batters at the crease and will hope that they can click into gear after a bit of consolidation.\n Nigam to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. SKY goes back and pushes it towards deep mid wicket\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run floated up full outside off. Tilak gets fully forward and tugs it towards long on. Calls for two initially but that was hit too firmly to make that a possibility\n Nigam to Suryakumar, no run on a length on middle stump. SKY gets caught on the crease and pokes it towards extra cover\n Nigam to Suryakumar, no run ripper! Fizzed in on a back of a length. Pitches just outside off and then grips in the surface to spin considerably. Whizzes past the outside edge\n Nigam to Suryakumar, 1 run safe again! Slower and fuller on middle and off. SKY looks for the sweep and does not get all of it. Hoicked away towards deep backward square leg, who does well to save three\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs edged and Porel gets nutmegged! Shortish outside off. Tilak hops back and swipes across the line. Only manages a faint tickle and the ball flies through Porel before he can react!\n Chameera to Suryakumar, 1 run hard length just outside off. SKY gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side with soft hands for a single\n Chameera to Tilak Varma, no run angled across on a length outside off. Tilak presses half forward and taps it towards extra cover\n Chameera to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Tilak stays back and knocks it to long on RUNS 4448 OUTS 117 4s\/6s 411\/185 SR 151.24 AVE 38.01\n Chameera to Suryakumar, 1 run leg-cutter dug into the track outside off. SKY is a little early on the pull and ends up dragging it to deep square leg\n Chameera to Tilak Varma, SIX runs Tilak breaks the shackles with an audacious shot! Back of a length just outside off. Tilak telegraphs the line and the length, and gets down on one knee early. Keeps his eyes on the ball and laps it over the keeper's head!\n Chameera to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Tilak lets the ball arrive before working it towards deep backward square leg\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, no run googly on a back of a length on leg stump. Tilak is unsure of where this is turning and dangles his bat. Off the leading edge towards the bowler\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run googly on a length on middle and leg. Tilak reads it off the pitch and bunts it to the bowler's left\n Nigam to Suryakumar, 1 run full outside off. SKY gets down on one knee and sweeps it towards short fine leg\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run tossed up full on middle and leg. Tilak lunges at it and prods it off the inside half of the bat towards short fine leg\n Nigam to Suryakumar, 1 run flighted up full just outside off. SKY brings out the sweep, rolls his wrists and drills it towards deep backward square leg\n Nigam to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Tilak stays back and helps it round the corner to keep strike\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run tossed up full on middle and off. Tilak stretches forward and defends\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run this is fuller on leg stump and Tilak, advancing to manufacture something, ends up yorking himself. Jams it off the inside edge into his boot\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, no run fired in quicker on a full length on middle and off. Tilak wants to tip and run to extra cover but there was never a single there\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, 2 runs follows the batter outside leg with a back of a length ball. Tilak drops down to one knee and swings it away towards deep backward square leg\n Kuldeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Tilak hangs back and pokes it towards deep mid wicket\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run googly on a back of a length on middle and off. SKY reads it off the surface and works it towards deep mid wicket Another tidy Kuldeep over, and MI will take a time-out to reassess things. Both of these batters have spent time at the crease but neither has gotten into any sort of rhythm. Is \n Mustafizur to Suryakumar, 1 run cutter on a back of a length on off. SKY looks to work to leg but gets turned inside out by the angle across him. Off the leading edge towards sweeper cover\n Mustafizur to Tilak Varma, 1 run off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Tilak waits for it and dabs it towards backward point\n Mustafizur to Suryakumar, no run another off-cutter, on a back of a length and finishing just outside off. Not enough room to work with and SKY cuts it straight to backward point\n Mustafizur to Suryakumar, no run another slower ball and this takes a couple of business days to arrive. SKY has a swipe at it and gets pinged on the back leg. Pitched outside leg, and hence no lbw shout\n Mustafizur to Suryakumar, SIX runs fetch that, says SKY! Another slower ball on a back of a length, finishing just outside off. This time, though, SKY has it all worked out. Dances down the track and clobbers it flat over long off!\n Mustafizur to Suryakumar, 1 run on the stumps again, denying SKY any sort of room. He lets this length ball come to him before tapping it into the off side\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, FOUR runs and that is exactly what SKY does first ball! Half-tracker on leg stump and this sits up to be hit. SKY picks the length early and pummels it into the deep mid wicket fence!\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, no run oh! On-pace yorker just outside off. SKY looks for that trademark sweep of his but is beaten for pace. That zipped under his bat!\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, no run massive lbw shout, not given! Darted in very full in and around off stump. SKY makes a hash of the sweep again and gets rapped on the pads. Impact may have been outside off, but DC review nevertheless. Might be a review in hope rather than anticipation. Looks like SKY has missed the ball completely. But Ball Tracking, as expected, reckons the impact was outside off. SKY stays, and DC lose a review! Mukesh has nailed two yorkers after going short early in the over. What is his play now?\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, 1 run a wide yorker is the answer. SKY moves across his stumps to access it and clinks it out towards deep backward point\n Mukesh Kumar to Tilak Varma, OUT straight to long on, and Tilak's struggles come to an end! Dug into the track outside off, asking Tilak to fetch it leg side. He swings at it with all his might but cannot quite generate the power he is after. Might have been the slower ball too, which made it tougher for the batter and Tilak could not have picked out Rizvi better. DC have something to show for their middle-overs squeeze, and MI, just as the death-overs are dawning, lose a set batter! \n Mukesh Kumar to Hardik, 1 run back of a length outside off. Hardik presses half forward and dabs it into the point region to get off the mark\n Kuldeep to Hardik, no run tossed up full on middle and leg. Hardik lunges forward and....blocks Do MI play out this over?\n Kuldeep to Hardik, 1 run shortish on middle and off. Hardik hops back and punches it towards long off\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run slower and fuller outside off. SKY plants his front foot and powers it down the ground to long on\n Kuldeep to Hardik, 1 run fired in fuller on the pads. Hardik gets down on one knee and paddles it towards short fine leg\n Kuldeep to Suryakumar, 1 run floated up full just outside off. SKY gets down on one knee and hacks it towards deep mid wicket\n Kuldeep to Hardik, no run googly on a length outside off. Hardik reads it off the pitch and tentatively prods it towards backward point\n Chameera to Suryakumar, FOUR runs SKY finds the gap, and finds the fence! Attempted leg-cutter but this is too short and too wide to be a useful option. SKY waits on it and opens the bat face at the last moment to glide it between backward point and short third!\n Chameera to Suryakumar, 1 run excellent yorker outside off. SKY jams down on it and squeezes it out towards deep backward point Hardik on strike. Surely he goes after Chameera here?\n Chameera to Hardik, OUT well, Hardik tries, and Hardik perishes, much to the disappointment of thousands at the Wankhede! Another leg-cutter but the difference this time is the line and the length. This is just outside off and full enough for Hardik to think he can go downtown. Goes through with his swing but the grip and hold off the surface means he slices it straight down backward point's throat. Hardik walks off dejected, and MI slide further into trouble! \n Chameera to Naman Dhir, 2 runs off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Dhir plays it very late and right under his eyes, guiding it to backward point's right. Tiwari, stationed at sweeper cover, gives chase and cuts it off with a sprawling dive, saving two\n Chameera to Naman Dhir, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Cramped for room, Dhir stabs it towards long on Seems like SKY or Dhir asked for a change of bat, but the replacement might not have gone through the gauge. Back to the original piece of willow for now\n Chameera to Suryakumar, no run speared in full and wide. SKY tries to reach it and make something of it but is beaten for pace. That was not a slower ball, and it seemed to take the batter by surprise\n Mustafizur to Naman Dhir, no run back of a length, slanting across the batter outside off. Dhir gets up on his toes and pats it towards backward point\n Mustafizur to Naman Dhir, 1 run dug into the track just outside off. Dhir backs away and has to check his shot because the ball just does not arrive. Chips it on the bounce to long off\n Mustafizur to Suryakumar, no run back of a length wide outside off. SKY looks for one of those slashes over point but the lack of pace does for him\n Mustafizur to Suryakumar, FOUR runs SKY with a much-needed boundary! Misses the leg-stump yorker by a smidgen on the shorter side, and SKY makes the bowler pay. Swings through the line and thumps it past a flying du Plessis at mid on!\n Mustafizur to Suryakumar, no run off-cutter angled across the batter on a back of a length. Well outside off and SKY, because of the lack of pace, cannot fetch it. Swish and a miss.\n Mustafizur to Suryakumar, 1 run slow and short outside off. SKY waits for it and cuts it towards sweeper cover. Just six off the over, and this MI innings is in dire need of some impetus\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, SIX runs SKY with a sumptuous shot to bring the crowd to their feet! This is an attempted wide yorker but ends up being a slot ball. SKY extends his arms fully and creams it over extra cover. A fifty under pressure and while this may not be his most fluent effort ever, it may be very important! Looks like Mukesh is struggling with a bout of cramp and he is receiving treatment as I type this out Mukesh is good to go now, and so are we\n Mukesh Kumar to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length wide outside off. SKY shuffles across, gets stopped half-way trying to get into position for the sweep and hacks it in an ungainly fashion to deep mid wicket\n Mukesh Kumar to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs oh, hello! Dhir wants a piece of Mukesh too! A bit on the shorter side and this sits up outside off. Dhir rises with the bounce, stands tall and crashes it over extra cover!\n Mukesh Kumar to Naman Dhir, SIX runs flat as a tank! Dhir, SKY and MI are turning it on now! Another missed yorker and this is into the slot on leg stump. Dhir snaps his wrists into action and whips it over the wide long on fence! Mukesh is struggling again and has asked for more help from the physio. The umpire is asking DC to hurry things up. This innings has already lasted more than an hour and 45 minutes...\n Mukesh Kumar to Naman Dhir, SIX runs a high ball and to MI's pleasure, it is a long enough ball too! Slower bumper outside off. No pace to work with for Dhir but he swings his blade like an axe. Gets under it but still manages to muscle it over Rizvi at long on. Rizvi might have misjudged it slightly and had to thus reach out over his shoulder, only managing a parry over the fence!\n Mukesh Kumar to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs blitzed across the turf, and the Wankhede Stadium has found its voice all of a sudden! Right in the slot outside off. Dhir opens up his stance, gives his hands the freedom to go through the line and scorches it past extra cover!\n Chameera to Suryakumar, FOUR runs why should Naman Dhir have all the fun, asks Suryakumar Yadav! Chameera does not help himself or his team by bowling a wide half-volley. SKY gets his hands through the ball and thunders it over extra cover!\n Chameera to Suryakumar, no run low full toss on middle and leg, and SKY misses out. Chalks it right off the toe-end and shanks it towards mid wicket\n Chameera to Suryakumar, SIX runs NASA, lend us a space shuttle, because we need to get that ball back! Off-pace on a back of a length outside off and this is begging to be hit. SKY obliges and smears it a mile over deep mid wicket!\n Chameera to Suryakumar, SIX runs oh my goodness - the Mumbai mayhem continues! And this is proper world-class batting! Another missed yorker and this time, it ends up as a low full toss just outside off. SKY gets down low and clubs the living daylights out of this one. Flat over deep mid wicket!\n Chameera to Suryakumar, FOUR runs stop that, Suryakumar Yadav! This is batting out of the highest of top drawers! This is the perfect yorker outside off but SKY is just too good. He opens his bat face and squeezes it to the keeper's right! Last ball coming up. Surely MI will make it past 180?\n Chameera to Suryakumar, 1 run just a single, and MI finish with 180! Nails the wide yorker, more or less, and prevents SKY from getting under it. He throws his hands at it and slices it on the bounce to deep backward point. SKY takes off his helmet and walks off to applause, even as the Capitals fielders around him try to fathom what has hit them! which I was hoping for a long time: a difficult situation, to bat through to the end. Maybe We wanted to take it deep, talked about that during the practice sessions. Planned for it it was a 160-165 wicket. Let's see - good game on our hands. DC bowled beautifully for about 18 overs, with du Plessis marshaling his troops excellently too. But when the wheels came off, their charge got derailed and it got derailed in pretty damning fashion. 48 runs came off the last two overs and that undid a bit of the good work their spinners did. DC, with du Plessis, Rahul and Stubbs in the mix, have the firepower to chase this down, but they might just be hunting a slightly above-par score here. Join us in a bit for the chase!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Hardik","Jacks","Naman Dhir","Rickelton","Rohit Sharma","Suryakumar","Tilak Varma"],"Runs":[3.0,21.0,24.0,25.0,5.0,73.0,27.0],"Balls_Faced":[6,13,8,18,5,43,27],"Fours":[0,3,2,0,1,7,1],"Sixes":[0,1,2,2,0,4,1],"S\/R":[50.0,161.54,300.0,138.89,100.0,169.77,100.0],"dismissal":["c Mukesh Kumar b Chameera","c Nigam b Mukesh Kumar","Not Out","c Tiwari b Kuldeep Yadav","c \u2020Abishek Porel b Mustafizur Rahman","Not Out","c Sameer Rizvi b Mukesh Kumar"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Chameera","Kuldeep","Mukesh Kumar","Mustafizur","Nigam"],"Balls":[24,24,24,24,24],"Runs_Given":[54.0,22.0,48.0,30.0,25.0],"Wickets":[1,1,2,1,0],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Fazalhaq Farooqi to Arya, FOUR runs .Runs right away! Farooqi strays too full and too straight and Priyansh clips it wide of the .short fine leg fielder for the first boundary\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Arya, no run .Full around off, pushed back to the bowler\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Arya, 1 run .Length ball outside off, seaming in, Priyansh tucks it square on the leg side for a single\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Low full toss around off and Prabhsimran flicks it wide of mid-on to join his opening .partner in hitting the first ball he faces for four\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Prabhsimran, 1 run .On a length around middle and angled across Prabhsimran, who taps it towards the .gully region for a single\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Arya, 1 run .On a length outside off, shaping away, Arya drives it square to deep point\nDeshpande to Arya, 1 run .On a length around leg, clipped out to deep square leg\nDeshpande to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Lovely placement! Fuller side of good length outside off, hint of shape away, and .Prabhsimran deftly steers it between backward point and short third\nDeshpande to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Another full-ish ball, closer to off stump this time, he steers it straight of backward point .now\nDeshpande to Arya, 2 runs .Dropped at short fine leg! It's full down leg, Arya flicks it fine, to Farooqi's right. The .Afghan dives at full stretch, but can't hold it one-handed!\nDeshpande to Arya, OUT .Deshpande gets his man straightaway, though! This is full around off and Priyansh .looks to drive on the up, but ends up chipping it to mid-off's right and Hetmyer makes no .mistake! Farooqi's drop costs them just two runs! .Priyansh Arya c Hetmyer b Deshpande 9 (7b 1x4 0x6 8m) SR: 128.57\nDeshpande to Owen, no run .Full around off, Owen punches it back to the bowler, who deflects it to mid-off\nMaphaka to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Slashed for four!. Back of length on off, 139kph, and Prabh hacks at it and it flies over in .the region between the keeper and short third\nMaphaka to Prabhsimran, 4 leg byes .Four more! Expensive start for Maphaka! This is on a length around leg and .Prabhsimran looks to glance it fine. But he's missed it and it's gone off his pads. Too .fine for short fine leg\nMaphaka to Prabhsimran, no run .Length ball angled across, cut to point\nMaphaka to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .Oh, what a shot! 140kph short ball on off gives Prabhsimran enough width to work with. .He extends his arms and slaps it in front of point for a six!\nMaphaka to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Full around middle and leg, tapped to point for a single\nMaphaka to Owen, OUT .Skies it and it's taken! Maphaka has his second IPL wicket! Looks to hit this back of .length ball angled across him down the ground but just gets a top edge that goes high. .Samson settles under it to his right and does the needful. Owen's IPL debut ends in a .two-ball duck .Mitchell Owen c \u2020Samson b Maphaka 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 0\nDeshpande to Prabhsimran, OUT .This slides down leg and there are loud appeals for caught behind. Sanju Samson .makes a polite enquiry and is convinced by Deshpande to take a review. This was a .length ball going down leg that Prabhsimran looks to glance. And there's a spike as the .ball goes past bat! Deshpande has the in-form Prabh strangled down leg! .Prabhsimran Singh c \u2020Samson b Deshpande 21 (10b 3x4 1x6 18m) SR: 210\nDeshpande to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Full outside off, Iyer steers it out to backward point\nDeshpande to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Length ball on off, seaming in and Iyer neatly clips this to midwicket's right, and it beats .deep square leg running across to the boundary rope!\nDeshpande to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Leading edge, but it's safe! Another length ball on the pads, Iyer looks to work it leg side .and the leading edge goes to the off side, between cover and point .Wadhera, facing his first ball\nDeshpande to Wadhera, no run .Short around middle and angling across, Wadhera goes for the pull but is beaten\nDeshpande to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Reaches out and slices this over cover point! Full and wide, and he frees his arms and .gets this over the infield\nMaphaka to Shreyas Iyer, no run .beats Shreyas with a length ball angled across! This pitches outside off and goes past .the bat as Shreyas looks to run it fine on the off side\nMaphaka to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Length ball around off, Shreyas again looks to work it behind point. gets an inside edge .onto the ground and through to Samson\nMaphaka to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Latches onto that! Short around off, enough width for Shreyas to work with, and he cuts .it away behind point, well to the left of the off side sweeper\nMaphaka to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .On a length around leg, Iyer drops it square on the off side for a quick run\nMaphaka to Wadhera, no run .Full outside off, Wadhera eases it to cover\nMaphaka to Wadhera, no run .Around yorker length outside off, squeezed back to the bowler .From the last ball of his last over, Maphaka will be happy with how he has gone. A .wicket, and then a five-run over. After being expensive in his first two IPL games, last .year, and an expensive start today, this will give him confidence\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shreyas Iyer, no run .On a length around middle, steered to backward point\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .Back of length around leg, tucked away through backward square leg and they easily get .two\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .On a length around leg, clipped to midwicket and they take a quick single. It was a risky .one, and maybe Iyer wasn't quick enough, but a direct hit at the non-striker's end would .have seen him back in the dugout! Thankfully for him, the throw is wide . .Fazalhaq Farooqi in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1435 .WKTS .75 .4s\/6s .200\/32 .ECON .6.71 .AVE .21.42\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Wadhera, SIX runs .Hoicked into the stands! Short ball outside off sits up nicely for Wadhera to pull it .square\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Wadhera, 1 run .Length ball outside off seams in, deceiving Wadhera who was looking to push it off .side. It goes off the inside half towards square leg and they get a single\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Short of length around leg, runs it down to short third\nParag to Wadhera, 1 run .Floated full around off, driven down to long-off . .Shreyas Iyer vs Riyan Parag .BALLS .5 .RUNS .4 .OUTS .1 .SR .80.00 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nParag to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Flighted on a length around off, Shreyas steers it to backward point, where Suryavanshi .misfields and allows a single\nParag to Wadhera, 1 run .Wadhera eases a full ball down to wide long-off\nParag to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Tossed up around leg, Iyer works it down the ground to long-on\nParag to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Backs away, goes inside out, and gets the boundary! This is floated up on leg, Wadhera .makes room and lofts it over cover! . .Nehal Wadhera vs RR in T20s .INNS .3 .RUNS .128 .SR .172.97 .AVE .64.00\nParag to Wadhera, 1 run .Flatter and full around off, Wadhera drives it to deep cover's left for a single\nHasaranga to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Starts off with a googly, but it's too short and Wadhera rocks back and pulls it out .through midwicket! Welcomes Hasaranga with a boundary\nHasaranga to Wadhera, 1 run .Wrong'un again, fuller this time, Wadhera tucks it in front of square for a single\nHasaranga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Tossed up full outside off, driven out to deep cover\nHasaranga to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Another short-ish googly, another boundary for Wadhera! Almost a replay of the first ball .of the over as he rocks back to hammer a pull in front of square\nHasaranga to Wadhera, no run .On a length around off and going across, pushed towards short cover\nHasaranga to Wadhera, 1 run .Dropped a little short around leg again, this time it goes on with the angle. Wadhera .brings out another pull, but it's quite square and close to the fielder in the deep\nMadhwal to Wadhera, 1 run .Full outside off, driven to mid-off's right for a quick run . .Shreyas Iyer in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .3018 .OUTS .79 .4s\/6s .202\/127 .SR .134.61 .AVE .38.20\nMadhwal to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Almost a chance! This is short on leg and going across, Iyer swivels and pulls it very .fine. It's to Deshpande's left at short fine leg and it drops just short of him and he can't .get down in time to stop this either!\nMadhwal to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Short of length outside off, Iyer opens the face to steer it to short third's left, but not fine .enough of the fielder\nMadhwal to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Back of length outside off, Iyer dabs it to the short third fielder\nMadhwal to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Thrashed through cover! Overpitched outside off and Iyer laces it to cover's left. The .fielder's dive is in vain as Iyer takes full toll of this slower ball .The fifty partnership is up for PBKS\nMadhwal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Short of good length outside off, Iyer Swings it down the ground on the bounce to long- .on's right .And that will be the timeout .Which was the more memorable Test? .38.1K votes .AUS vs IND, Brisbane, 2021 .IND vs AUS, Mohali, 2010 .Which Chepauk Test was more exciting? .38.1K votes .IND-AUS - Chennai, 2001 .IND-ENG - Chennai, 2008 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and .JioHotstar are inviting you to help us pick the greatest Test of the 21st century. In the .voting bracket, we now have two Chepauk epics - 2001 versus 2008 and India's .fortress breach of Gabba 2021 against Laxman's Mohali heist. What are your picks?\nHasaranga to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Floated full outside off, Iyer runs it fine on the off side but it goes straight to the short .third fielder\nHasaranga to Shreyas Iyer, no run .On a length around middle and leg, Iyer goes back to work it leg side and misses the .flick. Goes off his pads towards square leg. Hasaranga goes up in appeal, Samson is .not so convinced and they don't review. This was going down leg\nHasaranga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full on leg, Iyer sweeps this on the bounce to deep square leg's right\nHasaranga to Wadhera, no run .On a length on middle, punched to the cover fielder . .Nehal Wadhera vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .188 .OUTS .5 .4s\/6s .16\/12 .SR .152.84 .AVE .37.60\nHasaranga to Wadhera, SIX runs .Goes all the way down the ground! Flighted full, drifting to pitch around off, Wadhera .lofts it straight back over the bowler. Gorgeous shot\nHasaranga to Wadhera, 2 runs .Tucks this length ball through midwicket for a brace .And here's Suds to take over now.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs RR, 59th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Fazalhaq Farooqi to Arya, FOUR runs Runs right away! Farooqi strays too full and too straight and Priyansh clips it wide of the short fine leg fielder for the first boundary\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Arya, no run Full around off, pushed back to the bowler\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Arya, 1 run Length ball outside off, seaming in, Priyansh tucks it square on the leg side for a single\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Low full toss around off and Prabhsimran flicks it wide of mid-on to join his opening partner in hitting the first ball he faces for four\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Prabhsimran, 1 run On a length around middle and angled across Prabhsimran, who taps it towards the gully region for a single\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Arya, 1 run On a length outside off, shaping away, Arya drives it square to deep point\n Deshpande to Arya, 1 run On a length around leg, clipped out to deep square leg\n Deshpande to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Lovely placement! Fuller side of good length outside off, hint of shape away, and Prabhsimran deftly steers it between backward point and short third\n Deshpande to Prabhsimran, 1 run Another full-ish ball, closer to off stump this time, he steers it straight of backward point now\n Deshpande to Arya, 2 runs Dropped at short fine leg! It's full down leg, Arya flicks it fine, to Farooqi's right. The Afghan dives at full stretch, but can't hold it one-handed!\n Deshpande to Arya, OUT Deshpande gets his man straightaway, though! This is full around off and Priyansh looks to drive on the up, but ends up chipping it to mid-off's right and Hetmyer makes no mistake! Farooqi's drop costs them just two runs! \n Deshpande to Owen, no run Full around off, Owen punches it back to the bowler, who deflects it to mid-off\n Maphaka to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Slashed for four!. Back of length on off, 139kph, and Prabh hacks at it and it flies over in the region between the keeper and short third\n Maphaka to Prabhsimran, 4 leg byes Four more! Expensive start for Maphaka! This is on a length around leg and Prabhsimran looks to glance it fine. But he's missed it and it's gone off his pads. Too fine for short fine leg\n Maphaka to Prabhsimran, no run Length ball angled across, cut to point\n Maphaka to Prabhsimran, SIX runs Oh, what a shot! 140kph short ball on off gives Prabhsimran enough width to work with. He extends his arms and slaps it in front of point for a six!\n Maphaka to Prabhsimran, 1 run Full around middle and leg, tapped to point for a single\n Maphaka to Owen, OUT Skies it and it's taken! Maphaka has his second IPL wicket! Looks to hit this back of length ball angled across him down the ground but just gets a top edge that goes high. Samson settles under it to his right and does the needful. Owen's IPL debut ends in a two-ball duck \n Deshpande to Prabhsimran, OUT This slides down leg and there are loud appeals for caught behind. Sanju Samson makes a polite enquiry and is convinced by Deshpande to take a review. This was a length ball going down leg that Prabhsimran looks to glance. And there's a spike as the ball goes past bat! Deshpande has the in-form Prabh strangled down leg! \n Deshpande to Shreyas Iyer, no run Full outside off, Iyer steers it out to backward point\n Deshpande to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Length ball on off, seaming in and Iyer neatly clips this to midwicket's right, and it beats deep square leg running across to the boundary rope!\n Deshpande to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Leading edge, but it's safe! Another length ball on the pads, Iyer looks to work it leg side and the leading edge goes to the off side, between cover and point Wadhera, facing his first ball\n Deshpande to Wadhera, no run Short around middle and angling across, Wadhera goes for the pull but is beaten\n Deshpande to Wadhera, FOUR runs Reaches out and slices this over cover point! Full and wide, and he frees his arms and gets this over the infield\n Maphaka to Shreyas Iyer, no run beats Shreyas with a length ball angled across! This pitches outside off and goes past the bat as Shreyas looks to run it fine on the off side\n Maphaka to Shreyas Iyer, no run Length ball around off, Shreyas again looks to work it behind point. gets an inside edge onto the ground and through to Samson\n Maphaka to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Latches onto that! Short around off, enough width for Shreyas to work with, and he cuts it away behind point, well to the left of the off side sweeper\n Maphaka to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run On a length around leg, Iyer drops it square on the off side for a quick run\n Maphaka to Wadhera, no run Full outside off, Wadhera eases it to cover\n Maphaka to Wadhera, no run Around yorker length outside off, squeezed back to the bowler From the last ball of his last over, Maphaka will be happy with how he has gone. A wicket, and then a five-run over. After being expensive in his first two IPL games, last year, and an expensive start today, this will give him confidence\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shreyas Iyer, no run On a length around middle, steered to backward point\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs Back of length around leg, tucked away through backward square leg and they easily get two\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run On a length around leg, clipped to midwicket and they take a quick single. It was a risky one, and maybe Iyer wasn't quick enough, but a direct hit at the non-striker's end would have seen him back in the dugout! Thankfully for him, the throw is wide BALLS 1435 WKTS 75 4s\/6s 200\/32 ECON 6.71 AVE 21.42\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Wadhera, SIX runs Hoicked into the stands! Short ball outside off sits up nicely for Wadhera to pull it square\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Wadhera, 1 run Length ball outside off seams in, deceiving Wadhera who was looking to push it off side. It goes off the inside half towards square leg and they get a single\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shreyas Iyer, no run Short of length around leg, runs it down to short third\n Parag to Wadhera, 1 run Floated full around off, driven down to long-off Shreyas Iyer vs Riyan Parag BALLS 5 RUNS 4 OUTS 1 SR 80.00 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Parag to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Flighted on a length around off, Shreyas steers it to backward point, where Suryavanshi misfields and allows a single\n Parag to Wadhera, 1 run Wadhera eases a full ball down to wide long-off\n Parag to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Tossed up around leg, Iyer works it down the ground to long-on\n Parag to Wadhera, FOUR runs Backs away, goes inside out, and gets the boundary! This is floated up on leg, Wadhera makes room and lofts it over cover! Nehal Wadhera vs RR in T20s INNS 3 RUNS 128 SR 172.97 AVE 64.00\n Parag to Wadhera, 1 run Flatter and full around off, Wadhera drives it to deep cover's left for a single\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, FOUR runs Starts off with a googly, but it's too short and Wadhera rocks back and pulls it out through midwicket! Welcomes Hasaranga with a boundary\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, 1 run Wrong'un again, fuller this time, Wadhera tucks it in front of square for a single\n Hasaranga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Tossed up full outside off, driven out to deep cover\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, FOUR runs Another short-ish googly, another boundary for Wadhera! Almost a replay of the first ball of the over as he rocks back to hammer a pull in front of square\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, no run On a length around off and going across, pushed towards short cover\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, 1 run Dropped a little short around leg again, this time it goes on with the angle. Wadhera brings out another pull, but it's quite square and close to the fielder in the deep\n Madhwal to Wadhera, 1 run Full outside off, driven to mid-off's right for a quick run RUNS 3018 OUTS 79 4s\/6s 202\/127 SR 134.61 AVE 38.20\n Madhwal to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Almost a chance! This is short on leg and going across, Iyer swivels and pulls it very fine. It's to Deshpande's left at short fine leg and it drops just short of him and he can't get down in time to stop this either!\n Madhwal to Shreyas Iyer, no run Short of length outside off, Iyer opens the face to steer it to short third's left, but not fine enough of the fielder\n Madhwal to Shreyas Iyer, no run Back of length outside off, Iyer dabs it to the short third fielder\n Madhwal to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Thrashed through cover! Overpitched outside off and Iyer laces it to cover's left. The fielder's dive is in vain as Iyer takes full toll of this slower ball The fifty partnership is up for PBKS\n Madhwal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Short of good length outside off, Iyer Swings it down the ground on the bounce to long-on's right And that will be the timeout Which was the more memorable Test? 38.1K votes AUS vs IND, Brisbane, 2021 IND vs AUS, Mohali, 2010 Which Chepauk Test was more exciting? 38.1K votes IND-AUS - Chennai, 2001 IND-ENG - Chennai, 2008 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are inviting you to help us pick the greatest Test of the 21st century. In the voting bracket, we now have two Chepauk epics - 2001 versus 2008 and India's fortress breach of Gabba 2021 against Laxman's Mohali heist. What are your picks?\n Hasaranga to Shreyas Iyer, no run Floated full outside off, Iyer runs it fine on the off side but it goes straight to the short third fielder\n Hasaranga to Shreyas Iyer, no run On a length around middle and leg, Iyer goes back to work it leg side and misses the flick. Goes off his pads towards square leg. Hasaranga goes up in appeal, Samson is not so convinced and they don't review. This was going down leg\n Hasaranga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full on leg, Iyer sweeps this on the bounce to deep square leg's right\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, no run On a length on middle, punched to the cover fielder Nehal Wadhera vs legspin in T20s RUNS 188 OUTS 5 4s\/6s 16\/12 SR 152.84 AVE 37.60\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, SIX runs Goes all the way down the ground! Flighted full, drifting to pitch around off, Wadhera lofts it straight back over the bowler. Gorgeous shot\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, 2 runs Tucks this length ball through midwicket for a brace And here's Suds to take over now.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arya","Owen","Prabhsimran","Shreyas Iyer","Wadhera"],"Runs":[9.0,0.0,21.0,26.0,37.0],"Balls_Faced":[7,2,10,22,19],"Fours":[1,0,3,4,4],"Sixes":[0,0,1,0,2],"S\/R":[128.57,0.0,210.0,118.18,194.74],"dismissal":["c Hetmyer b Deshpande","c \u2020Samson b Maphaka","c \u2020Samson b Deshpande","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Deshpande","Fazalhaq Farooqi","Hasaranga","Madhwal","Maphaka","Parag"],"Balls":[12,12,12,6,12,6],"Runs_Given":[17.0,21.0,20.0,10.0,16.0,9.0],"Wickets":[2,0,0,0,1,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,2.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Fazalhaq Farooqi to Arya, FOUR runs .Runs right away! Farooqi strays too full and too straight and Priyansh clips it wide of the .short fine leg fielder for the first boundary\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Arya, no run .Full around off, pushed back to the bowler\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Arya, 1 run .Length ball outside off, seaming in, Priyansh tucks it square on the leg side for a single\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Low full toss around off and Prabhsimran flicks it wide of mid-on to join his opening .partner in hitting the first ball he faces for four\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Prabhsimran, 1 run .On a length around middle and angled across Prabhsimran, who taps it towards the .gully region for a single\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Arya, 1 run .On a length outside off, shaping away, Arya drives it square to deep point\nDeshpande to Arya, 1 run .On a length around leg, clipped out to deep square leg\nDeshpande to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Lovely placement! Fuller side of good length outside off, hint of shape away, and .Prabhsimran deftly steers it between backward point and short third\nDeshpande to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Another full-ish ball, closer to off stump this time, he steers it straight of backward point .now\nDeshpande to Arya, 2 runs .Dropped at short fine leg! It's full down leg, Arya flicks it fine, to Farooqi's right. The .Afghan dives at full stretch, but can't hold it one-handed!\nDeshpande to Arya, OUT .Deshpande gets his man straightaway, though! This is full around off and Priyansh .looks to drive on the up, but ends up chipping it to mid-off's right and Hetmyer makes no .mistake! Farooqi's drop costs them just two runs! .Priyansh Arya c Hetmyer b Deshpande 9 (7b 1x4 0x6 8m) SR: 128.57\nDeshpande to Owen, no run .Full around off, Owen punches it back to the bowler, who deflects it to mid-off\nMaphaka to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs .Slashed for four!. Back of length on off, 139kph, and Prabh hacks at it and it flies over in .the region between the keeper and short third\nMaphaka to Prabhsimran, 4 leg byes .Four more! Expensive start for Maphaka! This is on a length around leg and .Prabhsimran looks to glance it fine. But he's missed it and it's gone off his pads. Too .fine for short fine leg\nMaphaka to Prabhsimran, no run .Length ball angled across, cut to point\nMaphaka to Prabhsimran, SIX runs .Oh, what a shot! 140kph short ball on off gives Prabhsimran enough width to work with. .He extends his arms and slaps it in front of point for a six!\nMaphaka to Prabhsimran, 1 run .Full around middle and leg, tapped to point for a single\nMaphaka to Owen, OUT .Skies it and it's taken! Maphaka has his second IPL wicket! Looks to hit this back of .length ball angled across him down the ground but just gets a top edge that goes high. .Samson settles under it to his right and does the needful. Owen's IPL debut ends in a .two-ball duck .Mitchell Owen c \u2020Samson b Maphaka 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 7m) SR: 0\nDeshpande to Prabhsimran, OUT .This slides down leg and there are loud appeals for caught behind. Sanju Samson .makes a polite enquiry and is convinced by Deshpande to take a review. This was a .length ball going down leg that Prabhsimran looks to glance. And there's a spike as the .ball goes past bat! Deshpande has the in-form Prabh strangled down leg! .Prabhsimran Singh c \u2020Samson b Deshpande 21 (10b 3x4 1x6 18m) SR: 210\nDeshpande to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Full outside off, Iyer steers it out to backward point\nDeshpande to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Length ball on off, seaming in and Iyer neatly clips this to midwicket's right, and it beats .deep square leg running across to the boundary rope!\nDeshpande to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Leading edge, but it's safe! Another length ball on the pads, Iyer looks to work it leg side .and the leading edge goes to the off side, between cover and point .Wadhera, facing his first ball\nDeshpande to Wadhera, no run .Short around middle and angling across, Wadhera goes for the pull but is beaten\nDeshpande to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Reaches out and slices this over cover point! Full and wide, and he frees his arms and .gets this over the infield\nMaphaka to Shreyas Iyer, no run .beats Shreyas with a length ball angled across! This pitches outside off and goes past .the bat as Shreyas looks to run it fine on the off side\nMaphaka to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Length ball around off, Shreyas again looks to work it behind point. gets an inside edge .onto the ground and through to Samson\nMaphaka to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Latches onto that! Short around off, enough width for Shreyas to work with, and he cuts .it away behind point, well to the left of the off side sweeper\nMaphaka to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .On a length around leg, Iyer drops it square on the off side for a quick run\nMaphaka to Wadhera, no run .Full outside off, Wadhera eases it to cover\nMaphaka to Wadhera, no run .Around yorker length outside off, squeezed back to the bowler .From the last ball of his last over, Maphaka will be happy with how he has gone. A .wicket, and then a five-run over. After being expensive in his first two IPL games, last .year, and an expensive start today, this will give him confidence\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shreyas Iyer, no run .On a length around middle, steered to backward point\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs .Back of length around leg, tucked away through backward square leg and they easily get .two\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .On a length around leg, clipped to midwicket and they take a quick single. It was a risky .one, and maybe Iyer wasn't quick enough, but a direct hit at the non-striker's end would .have seen him back in the dugout! Thankfully for him, the throw is wide . .Fazalhaq Farooqi in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1435 .WKTS .75 .4s\/6s .200\/32 .ECON .6.71 .AVE .21.42\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Wadhera, SIX runs .Hoicked into the stands! Short ball outside off sits up nicely for Wadhera to pull it .square\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Wadhera, 1 run .Length ball outside off seams in, deceiving Wadhera who was looking to push it off .side. It goes off the inside half towards square leg and they get a single\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Short of length around leg, runs it down to short third\nParag to Wadhera, 1 run .Floated full around off, driven down to long-off . .Shreyas Iyer vs Riyan Parag .BALLS .5 .RUNS .4 .OUTS .1 .SR .80.00 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nParag to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Flighted on a length around off, Shreyas steers it to backward point, where Suryavanshi .misfields and allows a single\nParag to Wadhera, 1 run .Wadhera eases a full ball down to wide long-off\nParag to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Tossed up around leg, Iyer works it down the ground to long-on\nParag to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Backs away, goes inside out, and gets the boundary! This is floated up on leg, Wadhera .makes room and lofts it over cover! . .Nehal Wadhera vs RR in T20s .INNS .3 .RUNS .128 .SR .172.97 .AVE .64.00\nParag to Wadhera, 1 run .Flatter and full around off, Wadhera drives it to deep cover's left for a single\nHasaranga to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Starts off with a googly, but it's too short and Wadhera rocks back and pulls it out .through midwicket! Welcomes Hasaranga with a boundary\nHasaranga to Wadhera, 1 run .Wrong'un again, fuller this time, Wadhera tucks it in front of square for a single\nHasaranga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Tossed up full outside off, driven out to deep cover\nHasaranga to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Another short-ish googly, another boundary for Wadhera! Almost a replay of the first ball .of the over as he rocks back to hammer a pull in front of square\nHasaranga to Wadhera, no run .On a length around off and going across, pushed towards short cover\nHasaranga to Wadhera, 1 run .Dropped a little short around leg again, this time it goes on with the angle. Wadhera .brings out another pull, but it's quite square and close to the fielder in the deep\nMadhwal to Wadhera, 1 run .Full outside off, driven to mid-off's right for a quick run . .Shreyas Iyer in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .3018 .OUTS .79 .4s\/6s .202\/127 .SR .134.61 .AVE .38.20\nMadhwal to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Almost a chance! This is short on leg and going across, Iyer swivels and pulls it very .fine. It's to Deshpande's left at short fine leg and it drops just short of him and he can't .get down in time to stop this either!\nMadhwal to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Short of length outside off, Iyer opens the face to steer it to short third's left, but not fine .enough of the fielder\nMadhwal to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Back of length outside off, Iyer dabs it to the short third fielder\nMadhwal to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Thrashed through cover! Overpitched outside off and Iyer laces it to cover's left. The .fielder's dive is in vain as Iyer takes full toll of this slower ball .The fifty partnership is up for PBKS\nMadhwal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Short of good length outside off, Iyer Swings it down the ground on the bounce to long- .on's right .And that will be the timeout .Which was the more memorable Test? .38.1K votes .AUS vs IND, Brisbane, 2021 .IND vs AUS, Mohali, 2010 .Which Chepauk Test was more exciting? .38.1K votes .IND-AUS - Chennai, 2001 .IND-ENG - Chennai, 2008 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and .JioHotstar are inviting you to help us pick the greatest Test of the 21st century. In the .voting bracket, we now have two Chepauk epics - 2001 versus 2008 and India's .fortress breach of Gabba 2021 against Laxman's Mohali heist. What are your picks?\nHasaranga to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Floated full outside off, Iyer runs it fine on the off side but it goes straight to the short .third fielder\nHasaranga to Shreyas Iyer, no run .On a length around middle and leg, Iyer goes back to work it leg side and misses the .flick. Goes off his pads towards square leg. Hasaranga goes up in appeal, Samson is .not so convinced and they don't review. This was going down leg\nHasaranga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run .Full on leg, Iyer sweeps this on the bounce to deep square leg's right\nHasaranga to Wadhera, no run .On a length on middle, punched to the cover fielder . .Nehal Wadhera vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .188 .OUTS .5 .4s\/6s .16\/12 .SR .152.84 .AVE .37.60\nHasaranga to Wadhera, SIX runs .Goes all the way down the ground! Flighted full, drifting to pitch around off, Wadhera .lofts it straight back over the bowler. Gorgeous shot\nHasaranga to Wadhera, 2 runs .Tucks this length ball through midwicket for a brace .And here's Suds to take over now.\nParag to Shreyas Iyer, no run .Quicker and flatter, angled across, he misses the cut\nParag to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs .Slogged wide of long-on. Quicker one on off, in the slot for Iyer, who clears his front leg .and thumps it all along the ground\nParag to Shreyas Iyer, OUT .Parag has the last laugh! A wicket out of nowhere this. Tossed up outside off, wider line .this time. Iyer has to reach out to it, yet goes hard at it. Ends up slicing it high in the air. .A lot of time for Jaiswal to settle under it and pouch it at long-off. Just when Iyer was .starting to look dangerous... .Shreyas Iyer c Jaiswal b Parag 30 (25b 5x4 0x6 30m) SR: 120\nParag to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Tossed up full outside off, driven down to long-off to get going\nParag to Wadhera, 1 run .Flatter and on a length on middle, clipped through wide mid-on\nParag to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Flatter and on a length outside off, he moves across and punches it to long-on .Much better over from Parag, varying his speeds constantly\nHasaranga to Shashank Singh, 1 run .A wild go but Shashank's fortunate. He dances down to go hard at the googly, .completely beaten in the air and gets a thick inside edge to short fine leg\nHasaranga to Wadhera, 2 runs .Fuller on middle, whipped through midwicket\nHasaranga to Wadhera, SIX runs .Slogs it high and long! Nonchalant. Floated full on middle, Wadhera gets down on a .knee and sends it sailing over deep forward square leg . .Nehal Wadhera vs Wanindu Hasaranga .BALLS .35 .RUNS .71 .OUTS .1 .SR .202.85 .4s\/6s .4\/5\nHasaranga to Wadhera, 2 runs .Fuller on leg, turns it through midwicket with soft hands and calls for two\nHasaranga to Wadhera, 1 run .Dropped! Would have been a one-handed stunner. The wrong'un pushed wider outside .off, Wadhera reaches out and ends up chipping it back\nHasaranga to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Fuller on off and middle, eased through midwicket\nMadhwal to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .Thrashed past backward point, excellent timing. Angling away on a length, Shashank .reaches out and flat-bats the slash past the diving fielder in the ring\nMadhwal to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Fuller on off and middle, driven down to long-on\nMadhwal to Wadhera, FOUR runs .Oh my word, what placement that is from Wadhera. Madhwal bowls it short on leg, .there is deep backward square leg in place. But Wadhera stands tall, whip-pulls it well .away from the man in the deep to bring up a 25-ball fifty .See all photos\nMadhwal to Wadhera, SIX runs .Wadhera continues his swinging spree! Once again he is prepared for the short ball, not .afraid to pull it away since it is the shorter side. Carries well over deep square leg for a .maximum\nMadhwal to Wadhera, 1 run .Low full toss on off, wristed down to long-on\nMadhwal to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Full and slanting in on off, he comes forward and flicks it to wide long-on\nParag to Shashank Singh, 1 wide .Fires it very wide of the right-hander, he leaves it be\nParag to Shashank Singh, 1 wide .Once again full and wide outside off, left alone\nParag to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Fired on the pads, clipped through midwicket, 102.1kph\nParag to Wadhera, no run .Fuller and wider outside off, he looks to drive inside out and hits it to cover\nParag to Wadhera, 1 run .Slower through the air, on a length outside off, pats it away from cover\nParag to Shashank Singh, no run .Inside edge as he looks to thump it across the line. Was in the slot and the shot was on\nParag to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .Long-off leaps and it goes over. A bit of misjudgement from Jurel. Tossed up wide .outside off, Shashank gets under it but didn't hit it as well as he would have liked\nParag to Shashank Singh, no run .Quicker and angling away on a length, looks to whip it across but gets a leading edge .towards point\nDeshpande to Wadhera, no run .Around the wicket, he spears a wide yorker, Wadhera can't dig it out\nDeshpande to Wadhera, 1 run .Goes for the yorker but dishes out a high full toss outside off, Wadhera is taken by .surprise and only chops it towards cover. He signals for the review, not above the height .of the waist, so it is a fair ball\nDeshpande to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Low full toss on off, he can only hit it on the bounce to long-on\nDeshpande to Wadhera, no run .Digs it in but slows it down, Wadhera arches back to play the ramp but misses. Oh, it is .called wide for height. Samson checks with deep point and at the last second opts for .the review. Turns out it wouldn't have passed over his head, had he stood straight, so .the wide call has been reversed. The TV umpire also checks for the caught behind, .nothing on Snicko\nDeshpande to Wadhera, 1 run .Spears in a full and straight ball on middle, he digs it out to the on side and sprints to .the other end. Deshpande charges at the ball but bumps into Shashank, who was .running to the other end\nDeshpande to Shashank Singh, no run .Slower bouncer outside off, Shashank is done in by the lack of pace and misses the .ramp, just 119.9kph, superb over from Deshpande\nMadhwal to Wadhera, no run .Very full and wide outside off, Wadhera cannot make contact\nMadhwal to Wadhera, 1 run .Full again outside off, he slashes hard and gets it towards deep point\nMadhwal to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .Smarrrt! Shashank knows what's coming. He quickly moves across to the off side and .scoops the very full ball over short fine leg, fifty partnership up .See all photos\nMadhwal to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Length ball outside off, he stands tall and slashes it to deep cover\nMadhwal to Wadhera, SIX runs .Does it go the distance? It does, just about. Bumper from around the wicket, angling .into Wadhera. He pulls, not in complete control but enough to split deep square leg and .deep midwicket and go over\nMadhwal to Wadhera, OUT .Straight to deep cover! End of a fine knock from Wadhera. This is bowled full and wide .outside off, 141.5kph, he looks to get under it and go over cover but finds Hetmyer to .perfection .Nehal Wadhera c Hetmyer b Madhwal 70 (37b 5x4 5x6 59m) SR: 189.18\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .Shashank thrashes the length ball that is going away from him past backward point. .Once again he stays deep in the crease and uses whatever was on offer\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .Length ball slanting away from off, he looks to get across and scoop it away but toe- .ends it through midwicket for a brace\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .Oh superbly done, splits the gap perfectly. Angling away on a length outside off, .Shashank stays legside of the ball in order to just steer it between backward point and .short third. It was the offcutter, and that allowed him extra time .Backward point goes back\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Full and wide outside off, driven to deep cover\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Azmatullah, 1 run .Banged short and slanting away, pulled to deep midwicket\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .Glorious hit! Doesn't travel as long as I'd imagined it to but that's enough for Shashank .and PBKS. Full ball, in his slot around off, he goes back and across and has ample .scope to get underneath it and send it sailing into the straight boundary, 18 off the over\nMaphaka to Azmatullah, 1 run .Full and wide outside off, he squeezes it to mid-off and hares to the other end, 116.6kph\nMaphaka to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Direct hit and Shashank would have been a goner. Another slower one, full on leg, he .waits, drills it to mid-off and sets off. The throw from Jurel off the mark\nMaphaka to Azmatullah, FOUR runs .Connects it well. Back of a length outside leg, Omarzai backs away, arches back and .ramps it over the keeper. It is the slower one, so he has time to hop and execute the .stroke\nMaphaka to Azmatullah, no run .Length ball on middle and leg, chops it down the track\nMaphaka to Azmatullah, SIX runs .MUSCLED over long-off! Made it look very easy. Offcutter angling away from him, .Omarzai had the desired room, he freed his arms and flat-batted it over the mid-off .fielder . .Kwena Maphaka in death overs (in T20s) .BALLS .109 .WKTS .8 .4s\/6s .17\/12 .ECON .12.16 .AVE .27.62\nMaphaka to Azmatullah, FOUR runs .Maphaka goes full, Omarzai punishes him again. He leans into it and lofts it over extra .cover to end another expensive over, 166 from it\nMadhwal to Shashank Singh, no run .Spears it full and wide outside off, just outside the tramline, but Shashank moves .across for the scoop and it goes between his legs .No protection in the fine leg region still\nMadhwal to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Full and wide outside off, dug out through cover\nMadhwal to Azmatullah, 1 wide .Goes wide again, but Omarzai stays still and leaves it be .Four fielders in the deep on the off side, only long-on out in the leg side\nMadhwal to Azmatullah, 1 run .Full and in the slot outside off, Omarzai can only drill it to long-off\nMadhwal to Shashank Singh, 1 run .Goes for the yorker outside off, Shashank can only dig it out to the left of the bowler, .who gets to it but doesn't throw\nMadhwal to Azmatullah, 1 wide .Sprays it well wide outside off again, leaves it be. Passes outside the tramline\nMadhwal to Azmatullah, FOUR runs .Muscles it and pierces the off-side heavy field. Full and wide again, Omarzai is deep in .the crease, goes on his back knee and smokes it through cover-point\nMadhwal to Azmatullah, no run .Yorker just inside the wide tramline, he goes hard at it but is beaten on the under-edge, .138.9kph. Nine off the over but it was a very good one from Madhwal\nDeshpande to Shashank Singh, SIX runs .In the slot, out of the park. Deshpande has been good with the yorkers, aims for it but .just misses the mark. Lands it in Shashank's slot and it is despatches over long-on\nDeshpande to Shashank Singh, 1 wide .Now goes for the wide line but misses it\nDeshpande to Shashank Singh, no run .Nails the yorker, just inside the tramline. Shashank moves across to dig it away but .doesn't make contact\nDeshpande to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .Low full toss outside off, Shashank moves across and wrists it away through .midwicket. Takes a couple to bring up a 27-ball fifty\nDeshpande to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .Superb effort by deep backward point. Deshpande aims full and wide outside off, .Shashank gets across and opens the face of the bat as he squeezes it through .backward point. Maphaka's effort in the deep keeps it down to two\nDeshpande to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs .Finally gets one away. Shashank moves across early, stays still for the yorker - or the .full toss if the bowler misses his mark. He gets a low full toss that he manages to .scoop just wide of short fine leg\nDeshpande to Shashank Singh, 2 runs .In the air.... dropped! Suryavanshi runs back from short third, dives but fails to hang .on. Shashank once again looks to play the scoop and gets across early, it was the .slower length ball and he gets a top edge to it but gets away. PBKS finish with 219 for 5","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs RR, 59th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Fazalhaq Farooqi to Arya, FOUR runs Runs right away! Farooqi strays too full and too straight and Priyansh clips it wide of the short fine leg fielder for the first boundary\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Arya, no run Full around off, pushed back to the bowler\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Arya, 1 run Length ball outside off, seaming in, Priyansh tucks it square on the leg side for a single\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Low full toss around off and Prabhsimran flicks it wide of mid-on to join his opening partner in hitting the first ball he faces for four\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Prabhsimran, 1 run On a length around middle and angled across Prabhsimran, who taps it towards the gully region for a single\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Arya, 1 run On a length outside off, shaping away, Arya drives it square to deep point\n Deshpande to Arya, 1 run On a length around leg, clipped out to deep square leg\n Deshpande to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Lovely placement! Fuller side of good length outside off, hint of shape away, and Prabhsimran deftly steers it between backward point and short third\n Deshpande to Prabhsimran, 1 run Another full-ish ball, closer to off stump this time, he steers it straight of backward point now\n Deshpande to Arya, 2 runs Dropped at short fine leg! It's full down leg, Arya flicks it fine, to Farooqi's right. The Afghan dives at full stretch, but can't hold it one-handed!\n Deshpande to Arya, OUT Deshpande gets his man straightaway, though! This is full around off and Priyansh looks to drive on the up, but ends up chipping it to mid-off's right and Hetmyer makes no mistake! Farooqi's drop costs them just two runs! \n Deshpande to Owen, no run Full around off, Owen punches it back to the bowler, who deflects it to mid-off\n Maphaka to Prabhsimran, FOUR runs Slashed for four!. Back of length on off, 139kph, and Prabh hacks at it and it flies over in the region between the keeper and short third\n Maphaka to Prabhsimran, 4 leg byes Four more! Expensive start for Maphaka! This is on a length around leg and Prabhsimran looks to glance it fine. But he's missed it and it's gone off his pads. Too fine for short fine leg\n Maphaka to Prabhsimran, no run Length ball angled across, cut to point\n Maphaka to Prabhsimran, SIX runs Oh, what a shot! 140kph short ball on off gives Prabhsimran enough width to work with. He extends his arms and slaps it in front of point for a six!\n Maphaka to Prabhsimran, 1 run Full around middle and leg, tapped to point for a single\n Maphaka to Owen, OUT Skies it and it's taken! Maphaka has his second IPL wicket! Looks to hit this back of length ball angled across him down the ground but just gets a top edge that goes high. Samson settles under it to his right and does the needful. Owen's IPL debut ends in a two-ball duck \n Deshpande to Prabhsimran, OUT This slides down leg and there are loud appeals for caught behind. Sanju Samson makes a polite enquiry and is convinced by Deshpande to take a review. This was a length ball going down leg that Prabhsimran looks to glance. And there's a spike as the ball goes past bat! Deshpande has the in-form Prabh strangled down leg! \n Deshpande to Shreyas Iyer, no run Full outside off, Iyer steers it out to backward point\n Deshpande to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Length ball on off, seaming in and Iyer neatly clips this to midwicket's right, and it beats deep square leg running across to the boundary rope!\n Deshpande to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Leading edge, but it's safe! Another length ball on the pads, Iyer looks to work it leg side and the leading edge goes to the off side, between cover and point Wadhera, facing his first ball\n Deshpande to Wadhera, no run Short around middle and angling across, Wadhera goes for the pull but is beaten\n Deshpande to Wadhera, FOUR runs Reaches out and slices this over cover point! Full and wide, and he frees his arms and gets this over the infield\n Maphaka to Shreyas Iyer, no run beats Shreyas with a length ball angled across! This pitches outside off and goes past the bat as Shreyas looks to run it fine on the off side\n Maphaka to Shreyas Iyer, no run Length ball around off, Shreyas again looks to work it behind point. gets an inside edge onto the ground and through to Samson\n Maphaka to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Latches onto that! Short around off, enough width for Shreyas to work with, and he cuts it away behind point, well to the left of the off side sweeper\n Maphaka to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run On a length around leg, Iyer drops it square on the off side for a quick run\n Maphaka to Wadhera, no run Full outside off, Wadhera eases it to cover\n Maphaka to Wadhera, no run Around yorker length outside off, squeezed back to the bowler From the last ball of his last over, Maphaka will be happy with how he has gone. A wicket, and then a five-run over. After being expensive in his first two IPL games, last year, and an expensive start today, this will give him confidence\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shreyas Iyer, no run On a length around middle, steered to backward point\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shreyas Iyer, 2 runs Back of length around leg, tucked away through backward square leg and they easily get two\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run On a length around leg, clipped to midwicket and they take a quick single. It was a risky one, and maybe Iyer wasn't quick enough, but a direct hit at the non-striker's end would have seen him back in the dugout! Thankfully for him, the throw is wide BALLS 1435 WKTS 75 4s\/6s 200\/32 ECON 6.71 AVE 21.42\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Wadhera, SIX runs Hoicked into the stands! Short ball outside off sits up nicely for Wadhera to pull it square\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Wadhera, 1 run Length ball outside off seams in, deceiving Wadhera who was looking to push it off side. It goes off the inside half towards square leg and they get a single\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shreyas Iyer, no run Short of length around leg, runs it down to short third\n Parag to Wadhera, 1 run Floated full around off, driven down to long-off Shreyas Iyer vs Riyan Parag BALLS 5 RUNS 4 OUTS 1 SR 80.00 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Parag to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Flighted on a length around off, Shreyas steers it to backward point, where Suryavanshi misfields and allows a single\n Parag to Wadhera, 1 run Wadhera eases a full ball down to wide long-off\n Parag to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Tossed up around leg, Iyer works it down the ground to long-on\n Parag to Wadhera, FOUR runs Backs away, goes inside out, and gets the boundary! This is floated up on leg, Wadhera makes room and lofts it over cover! Nehal Wadhera vs RR in T20s INNS 3 RUNS 128 SR 172.97 AVE 64.00\n Parag to Wadhera, 1 run Flatter and full around off, Wadhera drives it to deep cover's left for a single\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, FOUR runs Starts off with a googly, but it's too short and Wadhera rocks back and pulls it out through midwicket! Welcomes Hasaranga with a boundary\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, 1 run Wrong'un again, fuller this time, Wadhera tucks it in front of square for a single\n Hasaranga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Tossed up full outside off, driven out to deep cover\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, FOUR runs Another short-ish googly, another boundary for Wadhera! Almost a replay of the first ball of the over as he rocks back to hammer a pull in front of square\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, no run On a length around off and going across, pushed towards short cover\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, 1 run Dropped a little short around leg again, this time it goes on with the angle. Wadhera brings out another pull, but it's quite square and close to the fielder in the deep\n Madhwal to Wadhera, 1 run Full outside off, driven to mid-off's right for a quick run RUNS 3018 OUTS 79 4s\/6s 202\/127 SR 134.61 AVE 38.20\n Madhwal to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Almost a chance! This is short on leg and going across, Iyer swivels and pulls it very fine. It's to Deshpande's left at short fine leg and it drops just short of him and he can't get down in time to stop this either!\n Madhwal to Shreyas Iyer, no run Short of length outside off, Iyer opens the face to steer it to short third's left, but not fine enough of the fielder\n Madhwal to Shreyas Iyer, no run Back of length outside off, Iyer dabs it to the short third fielder\n Madhwal to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Thrashed through cover! Overpitched outside off and Iyer laces it to cover's left. The fielder's dive is in vain as Iyer takes full toll of this slower ball The fifty partnership is up for PBKS\n Madhwal to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Short of good length outside off, Iyer Swings it down the ground on the bounce to long-on's right And that will be the timeout Which was the more memorable Test? 38.1K votes AUS vs IND, Brisbane, 2021 IND vs AUS, Mohali, 2010 Which Chepauk Test was more exciting? 38.1K votes IND-AUS - Chennai, 2001 IND-ENG - Chennai, 2008 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are inviting you to help us pick the greatest Test of the 21st century. In the voting bracket, we now have two Chepauk epics - 2001 versus 2008 and India's fortress breach of Gabba 2021 against Laxman's Mohali heist. What are your picks?\n Hasaranga to Shreyas Iyer, no run Floated full outside off, Iyer runs it fine on the off side but it goes straight to the short third fielder\n Hasaranga to Shreyas Iyer, no run On a length around middle and leg, Iyer goes back to work it leg side and misses the flick. Goes off his pads towards square leg. Hasaranga goes up in appeal, Samson is not so convinced and they don't review. This was going down leg\n Hasaranga to Shreyas Iyer, 1 run Full on leg, Iyer sweeps this on the bounce to deep square leg's right\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, no run On a length on middle, punched to the cover fielder Nehal Wadhera vs legspin in T20s RUNS 188 OUTS 5 4s\/6s 16\/12 SR 152.84 AVE 37.60\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, SIX runs Goes all the way down the ground! Flighted full, drifting to pitch around off, Wadhera lofts it straight back over the bowler. Gorgeous shot\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, 2 runs Tucks this length ball through midwicket for a brace And here's Suds to take over now.\n Parag to Shreyas Iyer, no run Quicker and flatter, angled across, he misses the cut\n Parag to Shreyas Iyer, FOUR runs Slogged wide of long-on. Quicker one on off, in the slot for Iyer, who clears his front leg and thumps it all along the ground\n Parag to Shreyas Iyer, OUT Parag has the last laugh! A wicket out of nowhere this. Tossed up outside off, wider line this time. Iyer has to reach out to it, yet goes hard at it. Ends up slicing it high in the air. A lot of time for Jaiswal to settle under it and pouch it at long-off. Just when Iyer was starting to look dangerous... \n Parag to Shashank Singh, 1 run Tossed up full outside off, driven down to long-off to get going\n Parag to Wadhera, 1 run Flatter and on a length on middle, clipped through wide mid-on\n Parag to Shashank Singh, 1 run Flatter and on a length outside off, he moves across and punches it to long-on Much better over from Parag, varying his speeds constantly\n Hasaranga to Shashank Singh, 1 run A wild go but Shashank's fortunate. He dances down to go hard at the googly, completely beaten in the air and gets a thick inside edge to short fine leg\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, 2 runs Fuller on middle, whipped through midwicket\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, SIX runs Slogs it high and long! Nonchalant. Floated full on middle, Wadhera gets down on a knee and sends it sailing over deep forward square leg Nehal Wadhera vs Wanindu Hasaranga BALLS 35 RUNS 71 OUTS 1 SR 202.85 4s\/6s 4\/5\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, 2 runs Fuller on leg, turns it through midwicket with soft hands and calls for two\n Hasaranga to Wadhera, 1 run Dropped! Would have been a one-handed stunner. The wrong'un pushed wider outside off, Wadhera reaches out and ends up chipping it back\n Hasaranga to Shashank Singh, 1 run Fuller on off and middle, eased through midwicket\n Madhwal to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs Thrashed past backward point, excellent timing. Angling away on a length, Shashank reaches out and flat-bats the slash past the diving fielder in the ring\n Madhwal to Shashank Singh, 1 run Fuller on off and middle, driven down to long-on\n Madhwal to Wadhera, FOUR runs Oh my word, what placement that is from Wadhera. Madhwal bowls it short on leg, there is deep backward square leg in place. But Wadhera stands tall, whip-pulls it well away from the man in the deep to bring up a 25-ball fifty See all photos\n Madhwal to Wadhera, SIX runs Wadhera continues his swinging spree! Once again he is prepared for the short ball, not afraid to pull it away since it is the shorter side. Carries well over deep square leg for a maximum\n Madhwal to Wadhera, 1 run Low full toss on off, wristed down to long-on\n Madhwal to Shashank Singh, 1 run Full and slanting in on off, he comes forward and flicks it to wide long-on\n Parag to Shashank Singh, 1 wide Fires it very wide of the right-hander, he leaves it be\n Parag to Shashank Singh, 1 wide Once again full and wide outside off, left alone\n Parag to Shashank Singh, 1 run Fired on the pads, clipped through midwicket, 102.1kph\n Parag to Wadhera, no run Fuller and wider outside off, he looks to drive inside out and hits it to cover\n Parag to Wadhera, 1 run Slower through the air, on a length outside off, pats it away from cover\n Parag to Shashank Singh, no run Inside edge as he looks to thump it across the line. Was in the slot and the shot was on\n Parag to Shashank Singh, SIX runs Long-off leaps and it goes over. A bit of misjudgement from Jurel. Tossed up wide outside off, Shashank gets under it but didn't hit it as well as he would have liked\n Parag to Shashank Singh, no run Quicker and angling away on a length, looks to whip it across but gets a leading edge towards point\n Deshpande to Wadhera, no run Around the wicket, he spears a wide yorker, Wadhera can't dig it out\n Deshpande to Wadhera, 1 run Goes for the yorker but dishes out a high full toss outside off, Wadhera is taken by surprise and only chops it towards cover. He signals for the review, not above the height of the waist, so it is a fair ball\n Deshpande to Shashank Singh, 1 run Low full toss on off, he can only hit it on the bounce to long-on\n Deshpande to Wadhera, no run Digs it in but slows it down, Wadhera arches back to play the ramp but misses. Oh, it is called wide for height. Samson checks with deep point and at the last second opts for the review. Turns out it wouldn't have passed over his head, had he stood straight, so the wide call has been reversed. The TV umpire also checks for the caught behind, nothing on Snicko\n Deshpande to Wadhera, 1 run Spears in a full and straight ball on middle, he digs it out to the on side and sprints to the other end. Deshpande charges at the ball but bumps into Shashank, who was running to the other end\n Deshpande to Shashank Singh, no run Slower bouncer outside off, Shashank is done in by the lack of pace and misses the ramp, just 119.9kph, superb over from Deshpande\n Madhwal to Wadhera, no run Very full and wide outside off, Wadhera cannot make contact\n Madhwal to Wadhera, 1 run Full again outside off, he slashes hard and gets it towards deep point\n Madhwal to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs Smarrrt! Shashank knows what's coming. He quickly moves across to the off side and scoops the very full ball over short fine leg, fifty partnership up See all photos\n Madhwal to Shashank Singh, 1 run Length ball outside off, he stands tall and slashes it to deep cover\n Madhwal to Wadhera, SIX runs Does it go the distance? It does, just about. Bumper from around the wicket, angling into Wadhera. He pulls, not in complete control but enough to split deep square leg and deep midwicket and go over\n Madhwal to Wadhera, OUT Straight to deep cover! End of a fine knock from Wadhera. This is bowled full and wide outside off, 141.5kph, he looks to get under it and go over cover but finds Hetmyer to perfection \n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs Shashank thrashes the length ball that is going away from him past backward point. Once again he stays deep in the crease and uses whatever was on offer\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shashank Singh, 2 runs Length ball slanting away from off, he looks to get across and scoop it away but toe-ends it through midwicket for a brace\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs Oh superbly done, splits the gap perfectly. Angling away on a length outside off, Shashank stays legside of the ball in order to just steer it between backward point and short third. It was the offcutter, and that allowed him extra time Backward point goes back\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shashank Singh, 1 run Full and wide outside off, driven to deep cover\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Azmatullah, 1 run Banged short and slanting away, pulled to deep midwicket\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Shashank Singh, SIX runs Glorious hit! Doesn't travel as long as I'd imagined it to but that's enough for Shashank and PBKS. Full ball, in his slot around off, he goes back and across and has ample scope to get underneath it and send it sailing into the straight boundary, 18 off the over\n Maphaka to Azmatullah, 1 run Full and wide outside off, he squeezes it to mid-off and hares to the other end, 116.6kph\n Maphaka to Shashank Singh, 1 run Direct hit and Shashank would have been a goner. Another slower one, full on leg, he waits, drills it to mid-off and sets off. The throw from Jurel off the mark\n Maphaka to Azmatullah, FOUR runs Connects it well. Back of a length outside leg, Omarzai backs away, arches back and ramps it over the keeper. It is the slower one, so he has time to hop and execute the stroke\n Maphaka to Azmatullah, no run Length ball on middle and leg, chops it down the track\n Maphaka to Azmatullah, SIX runs MUSCLED over long-off! Made it look very easy. Offcutter angling away from him, Omarzai had the desired room, he freed his arms and flat-batted it over the mid-off fielder BALLS 109 WKTS 8 4s\/6s 17\/12 ECON 12.16 AVE 27.62\n Maphaka to Azmatullah, FOUR runs Maphaka goes full, Omarzai punishes him again. He leans into it and lofts it over extra cover to end another expensive over, 166 from it\n Madhwal to Shashank Singh, no run Spears it full and wide outside off, just outside the tramline, but Shashank moves across for the scoop and it goes between his legs No protection in the fine leg region still\n Madhwal to Shashank Singh, 1 run Full and wide outside off, dug out through cover\n Madhwal to Azmatullah, 1 wide Goes wide again, but Omarzai stays still and leaves it be Four fielders in the deep on the off side, only long-on out in the leg side\n Madhwal to Azmatullah, 1 run Full and in the slot outside off, Omarzai can only drill it to long-off\n Madhwal to Shashank Singh, 1 run Goes for the yorker outside off, Shashank can only dig it out to the left of the bowler, who gets to it but doesn't throw\n Madhwal to Azmatullah, 1 wide Sprays it well wide outside off again, leaves it be. Passes outside the tramline\n Madhwal to Azmatullah, FOUR runs Muscles it and pierces the off-side heavy field. Full and wide again, Omarzai is deep in the crease, goes on his back knee and smokes it through cover-point\n Madhwal to Azmatullah, no run Yorker just inside the wide tramline, he goes hard at it but is beaten on the under-edge, 138.9kph. Nine off the over but it was a very good one from Madhwal\n Deshpande to Shashank Singh, SIX runs In the slot, out of the park. Deshpande has been good with the yorkers, aims for it but just misses the mark. Lands it in Shashank's slot and it is despatches over long-on\n Deshpande to Shashank Singh, 1 wide Now goes for the wide line but misses it\n Deshpande to Shashank Singh, no run Nails the yorker, just inside the tramline. Shashank moves across to dig it away but doesn't make contact\n Deshpande to Shashank Singh, 2 runs Low full toss outside off, Shashank moves across and wrists it away through midwicket. Takes a couple to bring up a 27-ball fifty\n Deshpande to Shashank Singh, 2 runs Superb effort by deep backward point. Deshpande aims full and wide outside off, Shashank gets across and opens the face of the bat as he squeezes it through backward point. Maphaka's effort in the deep keeps it down to two\n Deshpande to Shashank Singh, FOUR runs Finally gets one away. Shashank moves across early, stays still for the yorker - or the full toss if the bowler misses his mark. He gets a low full toss that he manages to scoop just wide of short fine leg\n Deshpande to Shashank Singh, 2 runs In the air.... dropped! Suryavanshi runs back from short third, dives but fails to hang on. Shashank once again looks to play the scoop and gets across early, it was the slower length ball and he gets a top edge to it but gets away. 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Fullish on fifth, a bit of .swing in\nArshdeep to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .This one actually swung away, left-armers don't generally do that. Slight back of a .length lands on fourth and goes away, Rohit gets upright and taps it towards point\nArshdeep to Bairstow, no run .Stump to stump. Fullis length. Lands leg after swinging away a touch, finishes on off, .Bairstow blocks towards cover point\nArshdeep to Bairstow, no run .Length on fourth, decent bounce. Bairstow waits and taps it on its head. Into the ground, .towards gully it goes .Deep packward point goes straighter\nArshdeep to Bairstow, 1 wide .Swings down leg. Late and sharp movement. Bairstow danced down and looked to flick .the length ball, tried to get it fine.\nArshdeep to Bairstow, 1 run .Goes for the inswinging yorker, gets a low full toss on off. Bairstow drives it to mid-on .for a quick single\nArshdeep to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Quick single to mid-off's right, he had to slide and throw in one motion. Sign that the .grass isn't too wet there. Was a full ball on off that was punched with a mostly straight .bat .Arshdeeps follow-through is leaving small divots on the pitch\nJamieson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .A bit of away swing on the length ball on fourth, Rohit defends it to the bowler's left and .takes off\nJamieson to Bairstow, 2 runs .Touch too straight, helped fine with a flick. Wadhera charges to the right from deep- .backward square to stop it\nJamieson to Bairstow, SIX runs .Picked up aerially, it's a pull-plus-sweep. Swivels and follows through till shoulder .height, ball sails over square leg for a 79-metre six\nJamieson to Bairstow, 1 run .Bairstow charges and Jamieson bungs it short, over the stumps, pulled along the .ground to deep-backward square\nJamieson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Short third runs back... and drops it, Omarzai reached it but was still on the move. His .body was facing the crowd, he was looking up and tried to take it in front of his chest. .Don't think he laid hand. Was a wide length ball that kept swinging away, Rohit tried to .flay it over point, got it off the bottom-half\nJamieson to Bairstow, no run .Scramble seam on a hard length outside off, Bairstow looks to upper cut and misses. It .bounced more than he expected.\nStoinis to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Pumped over his head. Straight bat, through the three-quarter length ball angling in at .the stumps. No movement\nStoinis to Rohit Sharma, OUT .Stoinis is thumping his chest, yelling c'mon boys, they're on alright! 132ks length ball .seamed in a touch, was coming around off, Rohit picked it up with a flick but found .deep-backward square. It went off the bottom of the bat, rose around top-of-pad height .Rohit Sharma c Vyshak b Stoinis 8 (7b 1x4 0x6 13m) SR: 114.28\nStoinis to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .Chipped through square leg, deep fielder runs to the right to stop it. Very full ball, 128ks, .angling into leg\nStoinis to Tilak Varma, (no ball) SIX runs .Smoked over long-on... and it's a no-ball. Tilak charged at the cross-seamer on a .length, got the room as it angled away outside off, and had a horizontal heave. .Free hit\nStoinis to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Taken at mid-on, they take a single. 129ks low full toss around seventh, Tilak stood in .front of the stumps and reached out for the heave. Found Arshdeep for a high catch\nStoinis to Bairstow, no run .Fuller side of length on fourth, driven to mid-on. Slightly extended follow-through, but .the bottom hand came off late .Long-on back, deep point in\nStoinis to Bairstow, 1 leg bye .Length on leg, 134ks. Seams in and hits just above pad, falls on the off side of the pitch .and rolls away. Batters charge through for the quick single\nArshdeep to Bairstow, 1 run .Bairstow toes a slog sweep to deep-backward square. 118ks ball on the fuller side of .length, angling away through fourth\nArshdeep to Tilak Varma, 1 wide .Down leg. Looked like that brushed the pad as Tilak tried to flick it. The full ball was .taken by the keeper. Ultra-Edge confirms that did brush pad\nArshdeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Shortish at the stumps, 134ks, pulled to deep-backward square\nArshdeep to Bairstow, FOUR runs .Cover's packed but Bairstow finds the gap. Got it to the right of the squarest of the .infielders there. Was an overpitched fifth-stump ball that he splashed at a catchable .height\nArshdeep to Bairstow, 1 run .Slower one dug deep into the pitch, Bairstow pulls it to deep-backward square.\nArshdeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Hurried on the pull... and the top edge lands safely. Deep-backward square had to run .towards fine leg, it landed halfway into the outfield. Was a short ball around chest- .height that Tilak tried to hit square. Bottom hand came off upon impact\nArshdeep to Bairstow, FOUR runs .Another top-edged pull, this flies over the keeper. Around shoulder height, Bairstow did .judge the pace properly but couldn't cover the angle as it went away through fifth.\nJamieson to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Length on fourth, dabbed towards point .Both deep fielders out leg side, over the wicket to the rhb\nJamieson to Bairstow, no run .So Bairstow tries to reverse paddle, had to adjust late but the wide slow full toss dips .and beats the bat.\nJamieson to Bairstow, 2 runs .Slower bouncer. Bairstow stays leg side of the ball and reaches up to drag the pull, top .edges it through backward square.\nJamieson to Bairstow, 1 run .Not that short, pulled to deep-backward square on the bounce. Back of lengther on top .of middle looked slow .Back around\nJamieson to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Length at the stumps, clipped through square leg\nJamieson to Bairstow, 1 wide .Very short and it gets spongy bounce. That landed around off and went well above .head-height over middle and leg. 112ks\nJamieson to Bairstow, 1 run .Short again, looked slow. 110ks. Bairstow jumps leg side and pulls to deep square leg. .He has a word with Tilak if it was too many bouncers for the over. Nothing from the .umps\nAzmatullah to Bairstow, FOUR runs .Whipped over the infield. Got the low full toss on off through midwicket by taking a step .back in the crease and checking his shot\nAzmatullah to Bairstow, 1 run .Pulls the shortish ball to deep midwicket\nAzmatullah to Tilak Varma, 1 leg bye .Length on leg, looks to slog sweep it square. Misses, ball deflects off the pad to the off .side\nAzmatullah to Bairstow, SIX runs .Slot ball has been slugged over midwicket. Bairstow moving to off stump and opening .himself up by clearing his front leg. Swiped horizontally, around the thighs, to send the .offcutter sailing\nAzmatullah to Bairstow, 1 wide .Bumper, not given wide. Bairstow says 'it's wide', Tilak runs in and MI do review. That .landed on fourth and finished over leg. Bairstow was almost fully upright as he left it, .looked well above head on slow-mo replay. His head's 1.85 metres, ball went 2.04 .metres\nAzmatullah to Bairstow, 1 run .Another bouncer, this is around top-of-shoulder height. Pulled from outside off to deep .midwicket\nAzmatullah to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Flicked off the back foot through square leg. Short ball rose around rib-height, didn't .look pacy off the pitch .Elsewhere, like RCB in the IPL, PSG has tried to win the Champions League for years .with a star studded team. They achieved that finally this year, with coach Luis Enrique .bringing in the special sauce to bake the brave, young team into European champs.\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, no run .Wide and full, Tilak slashes and misses. He confers with Bairstow to check if it was too .wide. No review\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .Not far of midwicket, who leapt to the right, and then the batters took on Arshdeep who .ran to the left from long-on. Throw is decent but they make two. Was a short ball that .was pulled\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Wide on a length, square driven to deep point\nVyshak to Bairstow, 2 runs .Shortish ball doesn't rise, finishes just over stump height. Bairstow stopped his pull .midway, ball spun off the toe, through mid-on, and somehow they pinch two. Was a .knuckle ball .Jonny Bairstow strike rate in middle overs138.66\nVyshak to Bairstow, no run .Another knuckle ball, was much shorter. Fifth-stump line. Bairstow shapes for the pull, .then tries to shift into the ramp. Misses\nVyshak to Bairstow, OUT .Vyshak's lack of pace does Bairstow in. Third knuckle ball in a row. Scrambles the seam .to. Was a length ball around fifth, Bairstow premeditated, went across and tried to .scoop it. Had no pace to work with, floated it off the back glove to the keeper. .Jonny Bairstow c \u2020Inglis b Vyshak 38 (24b 3x4 2x6 41m) SR: 158.33\nChahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Wide on a fullish length, floated up, it's square driven off the back foot to deep point .Cover is straight, backward square is in. But no deep fine fielders\nChahal to Suryakumar, no run .Fullish on off, a bit of turn on the legbreak. Defended to cover\nChahal to Suryakumar, 1 run .Fuller side of length at the stumps, swept to deep square leg\nChahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Full and loopy on fourth, swept hard to deep midwicket.\nChahal to Suryakumar, no run .Punches the length ball off the back foot, to the bowler . .Suryakumar Yadav vs Yuzvendra Chahal .BALLS .75 .RUNS .84 .OUTS .3 .SR .112.00 .4s\/6s .7\/3\nChahal to Suryakumar, no run .A bit of width on the length ball, no turn, cut hard to backward point\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .Jadeja-esque slap over the bowler. The bat turned inwards as he hit it but the timing .was good enough. Was a fifth-stump length ball with pace on\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Wide and full, driven to mid-off for a quick single. 146ks. Tilak was deep in the crease .and was on fourth stump early\nVyshak to Suryakumar, 1 run .Helped fine, Jamieson has to take a couple of hurried steps to the left and maintain his .balance after catching the ball on the bounce. Was a length ball well outside off, SKY .got on one knee and swept it above his shoulder\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, (no ball) 1 run .Beamer, called no ball straight away. Vyshak picks some sawdust before walking back. .137ks full toss slipped out around chest-height, Tilak jumped for the cut, under-edged it .towards point .Free hit\nVyshak to Suryakumar, 1 run .Helped fine again, on the bounce to deep fine leg again. Vyshak going back to the .slower one, on a length at fifth stump. SKY was across and mostly square-on, tried to .sweep it on the rise\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .Glorious lofted off-drive, Tilak's balance was perfect, he held his shape nicely too. 141ks .full ball on fourth\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, no run .Vyshak goes wider to beat him. Another full ball, Tilak's stride doesn't go outside off, so .he reaches out and tries to drive through cover .Timeout .Watching the game? Make it even more fun! Play Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan on the Jeeto .tab and answer MCQs as the match goes on. It's free to play, and you could win an SUV .and 100+ prizes daily!\nChahal to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Short fine was in, so SKY goes with the fine launched sweep. Got inside the line of the .leg-stump length ball, SKY then got on one leg and got the bat swinging from above the .right shoulder, through long-on and back over the other shoulder. He does that to pacers .generally, now to spin too\nChahal to Suryakumar, 1 run .Sweeps the full ball from outside off through deep midwicket\nChahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .94ks fullish ball on leg, flat trajectory. Flicked to long-on\nChahal to Suryakumar, no run .Change of line from Chahal, gets it along the off-side tramline. SKY stands in his spot .and reaches out for the cut, bottom hand comes off, ball goes to backward point\nChahal to Suryakumar, 2 runs .Very short, 84ks ball sits up. SKY flat-bats it to the left of Omarzai at long-on, he slides .through and that allows the second\nChahal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Cut with the spin, in front of backward point. Was a touch short, SKY stood leg side of .the ball and got his hands speeding through .100 up for MI, with that Abhimanyu will come in","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs MI, Qualifier 2.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Rohit Sharma, no run Middled block to cover. Slightly away from the body, soft hands. Fullish on fifth, a bit of swing in\n Arshdeep to Rohit Sharma, 1 run This one actually swung away, left-armers don't generally do that. Slight back of a length lands on fourth and goes away, Rohit gets upright and taps it towards point\n Arshdeep to Bairstow, no run Stump to stump. Fullis length. Lands leg after swinging away a touch, finishes on off, Bairstow blocks towards cover point\n Arshdeep to Bairstow, no run Length on fourth, decent bounce. Bairstow waits and taps it on its head. Into the ground, towards gully it goes Deep packward point goes straighter\n Arshdeep to Bairstow, 1 wide Swings down leg. Late and sharp movement. Bairstow danced down and looked to flick the length ball, tried to get it fine.\n Arshdeep to Bairstow, 1 run Goes for the inswinging yorker, gets a low full toss on off. Bairstow drives it to mid-on for a quick single\n Arshdeep to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Quick single to mid-off's right, he had to slide and throw in one motion. Sign that the grass isn't too wet there. Was a full ball on off that was punched with a mostly straight bat Arshdeeps follow-through is leaving small divots on the pitch\n Jamieson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run A bit of away swing on the length ball on fourth, Rohit defends it to the bowler's left and takes off\n Jamieson to Bairstow, 2 runs Touch too straight, helped fine with a flick. Wadhera charges to the right from deep-backward square to stop it\n Jamieson to Bairstow, SIX runs Picked up aerially, it's a pull-plus-sweep. Swivels and follows through till shoulder height, ball sails over square leg for a 79-metre six\n Jamieson to Bairstow, 1 run Bairstow charges and Jamieson bungs it short, over the stumps, pulled along the ground to deep-backward square\n Jamieson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Short third runs back... and drops it, Omarzai reached it but was still on the move. His body was facing the crowd, he was looking up and tried to take it in front of his chest. Don't think he laid hand. Was a wide length ball that kept swinging away, Rohit tried to flay it over point, got it off the bottom-half\n Jamieson to Bairstow, no run Scramble seam on a hard length outside off, Bairstow looks to upper cut and misses. It bounced more than he expected.\n Stoinis to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Pumped over his head. Straight bat, through the three-quarter length ball angling in at the stumps. No movement\n Stoinis to Rohit Sharma, OUT Stoinis is thumping his chest, yelling c'mon boys, they're on alright! 132ks length ball seamed in a touch, was coming around off, Rohit picked it up with a flick but found deep-backward square. It went off the bottom of the bat, rose around top-of-pad height \n Stoinis to Tilak Varma, 2 runs Chipped through square leg, deep fielder runs to the right to stop it. Very full ball, 128ks, angling into leg\n Smoked over long-on... and it's a no-ball. Tilak charged at the cross-seamer on a length, got the room as it angled away outside off, and had a horizontal heave. Free hit\n Stoinis to Tilak Varma, 1 run Taken at mid-on, they take a single. 129ks low full toss around seventh, Tilak stood in front of the stumps and reached out for the heave. Found Arshdeep for a high catch\n Stoinis to Bairstow, no run Fuller side of length on fourth, driven to mid-on. Slightly extended follow-through, but the bottom hand came off late Long-on back, deep point in\n Stoinis to Bairstow, 1 leg bye Length on leg, 134ks. Seams in and hits just above pad, falls on the off side of the pitch and rolls away. Batters charge through for the quick single\n Arshdeep to Bairstow, 1 run Bairstow toes a slog sweep to deep-backward square. 118ks ball on the fuller side of length, angling away through fourth\n Arshdeep to Tilak Varma, 1 wide Down leg. Looked like that brushed the pad as Tilak tried to flick it. The full ball was taken by the keeper. Ultra-Edge confirms that did brush pad\n Arshdeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run Shortish at the stumps, 134ks, pulled to deep-backward square\n Arshdeep to Bairstow, FOUR runs Cover's packed but Bairstow finds the gap. Got it to the right of the squarest of the infielders there. Was an overpitched fifth-stump ball that he splashed at a catchable height\n Arshdeep to Bairstow, 1 run Slower one dug deep into the pitch, Bairstow pulls it to deep-backward square.\n Arshdeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run Hurried on the pull... and the top edge lands safely. Deep-backward square had to run towards fine leg, it landed halfway into the outfield. Was a short ball around chest-height that Tilak tried to hit square. Bottom hand came off upon impact\n Arshdeep to Bairstow, FOUR runs Another top-edged pull, this flies over the keeper. Around shoulder height, Bairstow did judge the pace properly but couldn't cover the angle as it went away through fifth.\n Jamieson to Tilak Varma, 1 run Length on fourth, dabbed towards point Both deep fielders out leg side, over the wicket to the rhb\n Jamieson to Bairstow, no run So Bairstow tries to reverse paddle, had to adjust late but the wide slow full toss dips and beats the bat.\n Jamieson to Bairstow, 2 runs Slower bouncer. Bairstow stays leg side of the ball and reaches up to drag the pull, top edges it through backward square.\n Jamieson to Bairstow, 1 run Not that short, pulled to deep-backward square on the bounce. Back of lengther on top of middle looked slow Back around\n Jamieson to Tilak Varma, 1 run Length at the stumps, clipped through square leg\n Jamieson to Bairstow, 1 wide Very short and it gets spongy bounce. That landed around off and went well above head-height over middle and leg. 112ks\n Jamieson to Bairstow, 1 run Short again, looked slow. 110ks. Bairstow jumps leg side and pulls to deep square leg. He has a word with Tilak if it was too many bouncers for the over. Nothing from the umps\n Azmatullah to Bairstow, FOUR runs Whipped over the infield. Got the low full toss on off through midwicket by taking a step back in the crease and checking his shot\n Azmatullah to Bairstow, 1 run Pulls the shortish ball to deep midwicket\n Azmatullah to Tilak Varma, 1 leg bye Length on leg, looks to slog sweep it square. Misses, ball deflects off the pad to the off side\n Azmatullah to Bairstow, SIX runs Slot ball has been slugged over midwicket. Bairstow moving to off stump and opening himself up by clearing his front leg. Swiped horizontally, around the thighs, to send the offcutter sailing\n Azmatullah to Bairstow, 1 wide Bumper, not given wide. Bairstow says 'it's wide', Tilak runs in and MI do review. That landed on fourth and finished over leg. Bairstow was almost fully upright as he left it, looked well above head on slow-mo replay. His head's 1.85 metres, ball went 2.04 metres\n Azmatullah to Bairstow, 1 run Another bouncer, this is around top-of-shoulder height. Pulled from outside off to deep midwicket\n Azmatullah to Tilak Varma, 1 run Flicked off the back foot through square leg. Short ball rose around rib-height, didn't look pacy off the pitch Elsewhere, like RCB in the IPL, PSG has tried to win the Champions League for years with a star studded team. They achieved that finally this year, with coach Luis Enrique bringing in the special sauce to bake the brave, young team into European champs.\n Vyshak to Tilak Varma, no run Wide and full, Tilak slashes and misses. He confers with Bairstow to check if it was too wide. No review\n Vyshak to Tilak Varma, 2 runs Not far of midwicket, who leapt to the right, and then the batters took on Arshdeep who ran to the left from long-on. Throw is decent but they make two. Was a short ball that was pulled\n Vyshak to Tilak Varma, 1 run Wide on a length, square driven to deep point\n Vyshak to Bairstow, 2 runs Shortish ball doesn't rise, finishes just over stump height. Bairstow stopped his pull midway, ball spun off the toe, through mid-on, and somehow they pinch two. Was a knuckle ball Jonny Bairstow strike rate in middle overs138.66\n Vyshak to Bairstow, no run Another knuckle ball, was much shorter. Fifth-stump line. Bairstow shapes for the pull, then tries to shift into the ramp. Misses\n Vyshak to Bairstow, OUT Vyshak's lack of pace does Bairstow in. Third knuckle ball in a row. Scrambles the seam to. Was a length ball around fifth, Bairstow premeditated, went across and tried to scoop it. Had no pace to work with, floated it off the back glove to the keeper. \n Chahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run Wide on a fullish length, floated up, it's square driven off the back foot to deep point Cover is straight, backward square is in. But no deep fine fielders\n Chahal to Suryakumar, no run Fullish on off, a bit of turn on the legbreak. Defended to cover\n Chahal to Suryakumar, 1 run Fuller side of length at the stumps, swept to deep square leg\n Chahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run Full and loopy on fourth, swept hard to deep midwicket.\n Chahal to Suryakumar, no run Punches the length ball off the back foot, to the bowler Suryakumar Yadav vs Yuzvendra Chahal BALLS 75 RUNS 84 OUTS 3 SR 112.00 4s\/6s 7\/3\n Chahal to Suryakumar, no run A bit of width on the length ball, no turn, cut hard to backward point\n Vyshak to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs Jadeja-esque slap over the bowler. The bat turned inwards as he hit it but the timing was good enough. Was a fifth-stump length ball with pace on\n Vyshak to Tilak Varma, 1 run Wide and full, driven to mid-off for a quick single. 146ks. Tilak was deep in the crease and was on fourth stump early\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, 1 run Helped fine, Jamieson has to take a couple of hurried steps to the left and maintain his balance after catching the ball on the bounce. Was a length ball well outside off, SKY got on one knee and swept it above his shoulder\n Beamer, called no ball straight away. Vyshak picks some sawdust before walking back. 137ks full toss slipped out around chest-height, Tilak jumped for the cut, under-edged it towards point Free hit\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, 1 run Helped fine again, on the bounce to deep fine leg again. Vyshak going back to the slower one, on a length at fifth stump. SKY was across and mostly square-on, tried to sweep it on the rise\n Vyshak to Tilak Varma, SIX runs Glorious lofted off-drive, Tilak's balance was perfect, he held his shape nicely too. 141ks full ball on fourth\n Vyshak to Tilak Varma, no run Vyshak goes wider to beat him. Another full ball, Tilak's stride doesn't go outside off, so he reaches out and tries to drive through cover Timeout Watching the game? Make it even more fun! Play Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan on the Jeeto tab and answer MCQs as the match goes on. It's free to play, and you could win an SUV and 100+ prizes daily!\n Chahal to Suryakumar, SIX runs Short fine was in, so SKY goes with the fine launched sweep. Got inside the line of the leg-stump length ball, SKY then got on one leg and got the bat swinging from above the right shoulder, through long-on and back over the other shoulder. He does that to pacers generally, now to spin too\n Chahal to Suryakumar, 1 run Sweeps the full ball from outside off through deep midwicket\n Chahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run 94ks fullish ball on leg, flat trajectory. Flicked to long-on\n Chahal to Suryakumar, no run Change of line from Chahal, gets it along the off-side tramline. SKY stands in his spot and reaches out for the cut, bottom hand comes off, ball goes to backward point\n Chahal to Suryakumar, 2 runs Very short, 84ks ball sits up. SKY flat-bats it to the left of Omarzai at long-on, he slides through and that allows the second\n Chahal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Cut with the spin, in front of backward point. Was a touch short, SKY stood leg side of the ball and got his hands speeding through 100 up for MI, with that Abhimanyu will come in","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Bairstow","Rohit Sharma","Suryakumar","Tilak Varma"],"Runs":[38.0,8.0,16.0,32.0],"Balls_Faced":[24,7,11,20],"Fours":[3,1,1,1],"Sixes":[2,0,1,1],"S\/R":[158.33,114.29,145.45,160.0],"dismissal":["c \u2020Inglis b Vyshak","c Vyshak b Stoinis","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Azmatullah","Chahal","Jamieson","Stoinis","Vyshak"],"Balls":[12,6,12,12,6,12],"Runs_Given":[17.0,14.0,17.0,18.0,14.0,20.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,1,1],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arshdeep to Rohit Sharma, no run .Middled block to cover. Slightly away from the body, soft hands. Fullish on fifth, a bit of .swing in\nArshdeep to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .This one actually swung away, left-armers don't generally do that. Slight back of a .length lands on fourth and goes away, Rohit gets upright and taps it towards point\nArshdeep to Bairstow, no run .Stump to stump. Fullis length. Lands leg after swinging away a touch, finishes on off, .Bairstow blocks towards cover point\nArshdeep to Bairstow, no run .Length on fourth, decent bounce. Bairstow waits and taps it on its head. Into the ground, .towards gully it goes .Deep packward point goes straighter\nArshdeep to Bairstow, 1 wide .Swings down leg. Late and sharp movement. Bairstow danced down and looked to flick .the length ball, tried to get it fine.\nArshdeep to Bairstow, 1 run .Goes for the inswinging yorker, gets a low full toss on off. Bairstow drives it to mid-on .for a quick single\nArshdeep to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Quick single to mid-off's right, he had to slide and throw in one motion. Sign that the .grass isn't too wet there. Was a full ball on off that was punched with a mostly straight .bat .Arshdeeps follow-through is leaving small divots on the pitch\nJamieson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .A bit of away swing on the length ball on fourth, Rohit defends it to the bowler's left and .takes off\nJamieson to Bairstow, 2 runs .Touch too straight, helped fine with a flick. Wadhera charges to the right from deep- .backward square to stop it\nJamieson to Bairstow, SIX runs .Picked up aerially, it's a pull-plus-sweep. Swivels and follows through till shoulder .height, ball sails over square leg for a 79-metre six\nJamieson to Bairstow, 1 run .Bairstow charges and Jamieson bungs it short, over the stumps, pulled along the .ground to deep-backward square\nJamieson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Short third runs back... and drops it, Omarzai reached it but was still on the move. His .body was facing the crowd, he was looking up and tried to take it in front of his chest. .Don't think he laid hand. Was a wide length ball that kept swinging away, Rohit tried to .flay it over point, got it off the bottom-half\nJamieson to Bairstow, no run .Scramble seam on a hard length outside off, Bairstow looks to upper cut and misses. It .bounced more than he expected.\nStoinis to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .Pumped over his head. Straight bat, through the three-quarter length ball angling in at .the stumps. No movement\nStoinis to Rohit Sharma, OUT .Stoinis is thumping his chest, yelling c'mon boys, they're on alright! 132ks length ball .seamed in a touch, was coming around off, Rohit picked it up with a flick but found .deep-backward square. It went off the bottom of the bat, rose around top-of-pad height .Rohit Sharma c Vyshak b Stoinis 8 (7b 1x4 0x6 13m) SR: 114.28\nStoinis to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .Chipped through square leg, deep fielder runs to the right to stop it. Very full ball, 128ks, .angling into leg\nStoinis to Tilak Varma, (no ball) SIX runs .Smoked over long-on... and it's a no-ball. Tilak charged at the cross-seamer on a .length, got the room as it angled away outside off, and had a horizontal heave. .Free hit\nStoinis to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Taken at mid-on, they take a single. 129ks low full toss around seventh, Tilak stood in .front of the stumps and reached out for the heave. Found Arshdeep for a high catch\nStoinis to Bairstow, no run .Fuller side of length on fourth, driven to mid-on. Slightly extended follow-through, but .the bottom hand came off late .Long-on back, deep point in\nStoinis to Bairstow, 1 leg bye .Length on leg, 134ks. Seams in and hits just above pad, falls on the off side of the pitch .and rolls away. Batters charge through for the quick single\nArshdeep to Bairstow, 1 run .Bairstow toes a slog sweep to deep-backward square. 118ks ball on the fuller side of .length, angling away through fourth\nArshdeep to Tilak Varma, 1 wide .Down leg. Looked like that brushed the pad as Tilak tried to flick it. The full ball was .taken by the keeper. Ultra-Edge confirms that did brush pad\nArshdeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Shortish at the stumps, 134ks, pulled to deep-backward square\nArshdeep to Bairstow, FOUR runs .Cover's packed but Bairstow finds the gap. Got it to the right of the squarest of the .infielders there. Was an overpitched fifth-stump ball that he splashed at a catchable .height\nArshdeep to Bairstow, 1 run .Slower one dug deep into the pitch, Bairstow pulls it to deep-backward square.\nArshdeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Hurried on the pull... and the top edge lands safely. Deep-backward square had to run .towards fine leg, it landed halfway into the outfield. Was a short ball around chest- .height that Tilak tried to hit square. Bottom hand came off upon impact\nArshdeep to Bairstow, FOUR runs .Another top-edged pull, this flies over the keeper. Around shoulder height, Bairstow did .judge the pace properly but couldn't cover the angle as it went away through fifth.\nJamieson to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Length on fourth, dabbed towards point .Both deep fielders out leg side, over the wicket to the rhb\nJamieson to Bairstow, no run .So Bairstow tries to reverse paddle, had to adjust late but the wide slow full toss dips .and beats the bat.\nJamieson to Bairstow, 2 runs .Slower bouncer. Bairstow stays leg side of the ball and reaches up to drag the pull, top .edges it through backward square.\nJamieson to Bairstow, 1 run .Not that short, pulled to deep-backward square on the bounce. Back of lengther on top .of middle looked slow .Back around\nJamieson to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Length at the stumps, clipped through square leg\nJamieson to Bairstow, 1 wide .Very short and it gets spongy bounce. That landed around off and went well above .head-height over middle and leg. 112ks\nJamieson to Bairstow, 1 run .Short again, looked slow. 110ks. Bairstow jumps leg side and pulls to deep square leg. .He has a word with Tilak if it was too many bouncers for the over. Nothing from the .umps\nAzmatullah to Bairstow, FOUR runs .Whipped over the infield. Got the low full toss on off through midwicket by taking a step .back in the crease and checking his shot\nAzmatullah to Bairstow, 1 run .Pulls the shortish ball to deep midwicket\nAzmatullah to Tilak Varma, 1 leg bye .Length on leg, looks to slog sweep it square. Misses, ball deflects off the pad to the off .side\nAzmatullah to Bairstow, SIX runs .Slot ball has been slugged over midwicket. Bairstow moving to off stump and opening .himself up by clearing his front leg. Swiped horizontally, around the thighs, to send the .offcutter sailing\nAzmatullah to Bairstow, 1 wide .Bumper, not given wide. Bairstow says 'it's wide', Tilak runs in and MI do review. That .landed on fourth and finished over leg. Bairstow was almost fully upright as he left it, .looked well above head on slow-mo replay. His head's 1.85 metres, ball went 2.04 .metres\nAzmatullah to Bairstow, 1 run .Another bouncer, this is around top-of-shoulder height. Pulled from outside off to deep .midwicket\nAzmatullah to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Flicked off the back foot through square leg. Short ball rose around rib-height, didn't .look pacy off the pitch .Elsewhere, like RCB in the IPL, PSG has tried to win the Champions League for years .with a star studded team. They achieved that finally this year, with coach Luis Enrique .bringing in the special sauce to bake the brave, young team into European champs.\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, no run .Wide and full, Tilak slashes and misses. He confers with Bairstow to check if it was too .wide. No review\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .Not far of midwicket, who leapt to the right, and then the batters took on Arshdeep who .ran to the left from long-on. Throw is decent but they make two. Was a short ball that .was pulled\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Wide on a length, square driven to deep point\nVyshak to Bairstow, 2 runs .Shortish ball doesn't rise, finishes just over stump height. Bairstow stopped his pull .midway, ball spun off the toe, through mid-on, and somehow they pinch two. Was a .knuckle ball .Jonny Bairstow strike rate in middle overs138.66\nVyshak to Bairstow, no run .Another knuckle ball, was much shorter. Fifth-stump line. Bairstow shapes for the pull, .then tries to shift into the ramp. Misses\nVyshak to Bairstow, OUT .Vyshak's lack of pace does Bairstow in. Third knuckle ball in a row. Scrambles the seam .to. Was a length ball around fifth, Bairstow premeditated, went across and tried to .scoop it. Had no pace to work with, floated it off the back glove to the keeper. .Jonny Bairstow c \u2020Inglis b Vyshak 38 (24b 3x4 2x6 41m) SR: 158.33\nChahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Wide on a fullish length, floated up, it's square driven off the back foot to deep point .Cover is straight, backward square is in. But no deep fine fielders\nChahal to Suryakumar, no run .Fullish on off, a bit of turn on the legbreak. Defended to cover\nChahal to Suryakumar, 1 run .Fuller side of length at the stumps, swept to deep square leg\nChahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Full and loopy on fourth, swept hard to deep midwicket.\nChahal to Suryakumar, no run .Punches the length ball off the back foot, to the bowler . .Suryakumar Yadav vs Yuzvendra Chahal .BALLS .75 .RUNS .84 .OUTS .3 .SR .112.00 .4s\/6s .7\/3\nChahal to Suryakumar, no run .A bit of width on the length ball, no turn, cut hard to backward point\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .Jadeja-esque slap over the bowler. The bat turned inwards as he hit it but the timing .was good enough. Was a fifth-stump length ball with pace on\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Wide and full, driven to mid-off for a quick single. 146ks. Tilak was deep in the crease .and was on fourth stump early\nVyshak to Suryakumar, 1 run .Helped fine, Jamieson has to take a couple of hurried steps to the left and maintain his .balance after catching the ball on the bounce. Was a length ball well outside off, SKY .got on one knee and swept it above his shoulder\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, (no ball) 1 run .Beamer, called no ball straight away. Vyshak picks some sawdust before walking back. .137ks full toss slipped out around chest-height, Tilak jumped for the cut, under-edged it .towards point .Free hit\nVyshak to Suryakumar, 1 run .Helped fine again, on the bounce to deep fine leg again. Vyshak going back to the .slower one, on a length at fifth stump. SKY was across and mostly square-on, tried to .sweep it on the rise\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, SIX runs .Glorious lofted off-drive, Tilak's balance was perfect, he held his shape nicely too. 141ks .full ball on fourth\nVyshak to Tilak Varma, no run .Vyshak goes wider to beat him. Another full ball, Tilak's stride doesn't go outside off, so .he reaches out and tries to drive through cover .Timeout .Watching the game? Make it even more fun! Play Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan on the Jeeto .tab and answer MCQs as the match goes on. It's free to play, and you could win an SUV .and 100+ prizes daily!\nChahal to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Short fine was in, so SKY goes with the fine launched sweep. Got inside the line of the .leg-stump length ball, SKY then got on one leg and got the bat swinging from above the .right shoulder, through long-on and back over the other shoulder. He does that to pacers .generally, now to spin too\nChahal to Suryakumar, 1 run .Sweeps the full ball from outside off through deep midwicket\nChahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .94ks fullish ball on leg, flat trajectory. Flicked to long-on\nChahal to Suryakumar, no run .Change of line from Chahal, gets it along the off-side tramline. SKY stands in his spot .and reaches out for the cut, bottom hand comes off, ball goes to backward point\nChahal to Suryakumar, 2 runs .Very short, 84ks ball sits up. SKY flat-bats it to the left of Omarzai at long-on, he slides .through and that allows the second\nChahal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Cut with the spin, in front of backward point. Was a touch short, SKY stood leg side of .the ball and got his hands speeding through .100 up for MI, with that Abhimanyu will come in\nAzmatullah to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .Chips it down the ground and it falls safely with long on and deep midwicket .converging! This was full outside off and he looked to loft it over cow corner but didn't .get the distance\nAzmatullah to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .Reaches out wide and scythes it away! Omarzai goes for the wide yorker but it's only a .full toss. Tilak stretches and slaps it away. Shashank Singh put in a dive to his right at .the boundary, but can't stop it\nAzmatullah to Tilak Varma, no run .Tilak goes across his stumps early and this time Omarzai pulls his length back. Tilak .gets a bottom edge as he looks to cut\nAzmatullah to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Full outside off, Tilak looks to slog it away but gets it off the inside half of the bat to .long-on along the ground\nAzmatullah to Suryakumar, 1 run .Length ball angled across, Suryakumar just clips it in the vacant square leg region for a .single\nAzmatullah to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .Oh, brilliantly played all around! Omarzai nails the yorker on off and Tilak does very well .to drill it out in front of square leg. But Nehal Wadhera runs across, dives and manages .to stop the boundary! Rolls over the ball but stops it from going through to the .boundary! Excellent fielding\nChahal to Suryakumar, SIX runs .That's just too far for long-off! He gets his hands on it but can only palm it over the .rope! Jamieson was running to his right and leaps with his arms at full stretch above his .head, but it was jus too high for him! This is tossed up outside off and Suryakumar lofts .it straight down the ground, to long-off's right\nChahal to Suryakumar, 1 run .Full outside off, swept out to deep midwicket\nChahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Floats up a low full toss on leg but Tilak can only tuck it out to deep midwicket\nChahal to Suryakumar, 1 run .On a length outside off, whipped away to deep midwicket's left for a single. That takes .SKY to 25 for the 16th T20 in a row!\nChahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\nChahal to Suryakumar, 1 run .Full outside off, eased to long-off\nJamieson to Suryakumar, no run .Back of length outside off, SKY has to reach out to try and cut that but the slower ball .deceives him. Goes off the edge on the bounce to backward point . .Suryakumar Yadav in IPL, 2025 .INNS .16 .RUNS .703 .SR .166.98 .AVE .70.30 .HS .73*\nJamieson to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Slower bouncer outside off again, and SKY again reaches out and this time he gets .enough on it to loft it over backward point\nJamieson to Suryakumar, no run .Full outside off, SKY looks to go across the stumps and play that trademark scoop, but .misses out. Cops a blow on his midriff\nJamieson to Suryakumar, no run .Slower bouncer outside off and SKY can't hit that as he looks to hook it but holds back .on the shot at the last second\nJamieson to Suryakumar, no run .Another slower bouncer deceives SKY as he is early into the pull. Good stuff from .Jamieson!\nJamieson to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Not this time, says Suryakumar Yadav! Another slower short ball outside off, SKY is .quickly across and pulls it in the gap between deep midwicket and deep square leg .SKY went past 700 runs in IPL 2025 in that over!\nChahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .Tossed up on middle, Tilak lofts it back over his head. Only gets a single though as long- .on comes across\nChahal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .Bludgeoned down the ground! Not quite a slot ball outside off but SKY picks the leg .break, frees his arms and smashes it back over Chahal\nChahal to Suryakumar, no run .On a length outside off and spinning away, SKY looks to sweep and gets an under-edge .onto the ground. Inglis deflects it to short third as he tries to collect\nChahal to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Lofed down the ground and it lands on the boundary cushion! Or was it just short? .Clears his front leg and goes straight down the ground\nChahal to Suryakumar, OUT .Chahal gets his man in the end! This one, full on middle, goes on with the arm. .Suryakumar goes for the sweep but gets it off the toe end and it's gone straight to Nehal .Wadhera at deep midwicket! Big, big moment in the context of the game .Suryakumar Yadav c Wadhera b Chahal 44 (26b 4x4 3x6 33m) SR: 169.23\nChahal to Hardik, no run .Pandya decides to play Chahal out. Floated full around middle and off, Pandya .watchfully defends under his eyes .And that's time for a timeout\nJamieson to Tilak Varma, OUT .Tilak falls and PBKS have two quick wickets! Slower ball, full outside off. Tilak gets .down on one knee to try and go downtown and ends up skying it straight down. Mid-off .and mid-on were converging and it's Priyansh Arya running to his right who judges it .perfectly and holds on. MI lose two set batters in a space of three balls! .Tilak Varma c Arya b Jamieson 44 (29b 2x4 2x6 64m) SR: 151.72\nJamieson to Naman Dhir, 1 run .On a length outside off, fended behind point. There is a misfield and that allows them to .run a single\nJamieson to Hardik, 1 run .Back of length outside off, Hardik steers it towards short third for a single\nJamieson to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Runs this full ball down to deep third\nJamieson to Hardik, no run .On a length outside off and angling in, Hardik brings out a front foot defence . .MI in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .16 .WKTS .39 .RR .9.00 .AVE .35.84\nJamieson to Hardik, 1 run .Full outside off, Pandya steers it down to deep third. Jamieson finishes with a four-run .over and a big wicket. Great spell from the Kiwi quick!\nVyshak to Hardik, 1 run .Goes for the yorker around off, not quite full enough and Hardik is able to squeeze it out .past backward point\nVyshak to Naman Dhir, 2 runs .Full ball outside off, Dhir sees mid-off up in the circle and looks to go down the ground. .Doesn't get enough on it and Shreyas is able to pull it back before it reaches the .boundary\nVyshak to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Short ball around off, he swivels and pulls it out in front of deep square leg. 150 up for .MI\nVyshak to Hardik, no run .On a length outside off, Pandya opens the face to steer it to backward point\nVyshak to Hardik, no run .On a length outside off, Pandya defends\nVyshak to Hardik, 6 runs .Taps this full ball into the vacant midwicket region and goes for two. And oh wait, PBKS .are gifting MI runs there! Deep midwicket comes in and collects and has a throw at the .non-striker's end. The throw is wayward and even Shashank Singh at cover can't stop it .and it goes away for four!\nArshdeep to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .Dhir gets lucky! Cramped for room and deceived by the lack of pace on this short ball, .he swivels and looks to pull. Gets a top edge but it has enough to go over short fine leg .and race away for four\nArshdeep to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .Action replay of the last ball! Short on leg, he swivels to pull and gets enough on it .again to clear short fine leg. He got more bat on this than the last one though .Short leg is now long leg\nArshdeep to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Short on leg and this time angled across him slightly, Dhir stands tall to pull it out to .deep square leg\nArshdeep to Hardik, 1 run .ON a length on leg, tapped into the midwicket region for a single\nArshdeep to Naman Dhir, no run .Brute of a bouncer there! Banged in on leg at 133kph, it seams away and Dhir has to .duck and get his head away even as he shaped to swivel and pull\nArshdeep to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .Oh no, what have you done, Arshdeep? It was such a good over until now, despite the .two edged boundaries. But now Arshdeep puts it too full outside leg and it's easy .pickings for Dhir, who just clips it in the gap behind square leg . .IMPACT SUBPBKS .Prabhsimran Singh .YS Chahal\nAzmatullah to Hardik, FOUR runs .Hardik has waited and waited and now says enough is enough! Length ball outside off, .Hardik clears his front leg and slaps it away wide of long-off!\nAzmatullah to Hardik, no run .Good comeback by Omarzai, going for the wide yorker. It's a full toss in the end but .Hardik can't get bat on it\nAzmatullah to Hardik, 1 run .Top edge lands safe! Dug in short outside off at 120kph. Pandya goes for the pull but .mistimes it. The ball balloons up to land in the square leg region but it was too far for .short fine leg to run across and grab\nAzmatullah to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .Prabhsmiran's first contribution is to concede four! It's a short ball angled into Dhir, .who eases a pull behind square. Prabh at deep square leg moves to his right and gets .his hands down to collect the ball but it just goes under the fingers!\nAzmatullah to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Low full toss outside off, Dhir punches it on the bounce to long-off\nAzmatullah to Hardik, OUT .And Omarzai gets the MI captain! How big a blow is that?! Slower bouncer outside off .and Pandya has an ungainly swipe at it and the top edge goes straight up. Inglis settles .under it and gives Omarzai his first wicket on the night .Hardik Pandya c \u2020Inglis b Azmatullah Omarzai 15 (13b 1x4 0x6 20m) SR: 115.38\nArshdeep to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .Dhir nails the pull! Short on leg, he stands tall and finds the gap in front of square!\nArshdeep to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Yorker outside off, Dhir gets his bat down to jam it out to mid-off for a single\nArshdeep to Bawa, 2 runs .Full outside off, Bawa looks to drive and it goes off the inside half of the bat between .long-on and deep midwicket. They get two with ease\nArshdeep to Bawa, 1 run .Another edge lands safe! Short outside off and Bawa makes a mess of the pull but it .drops in that vacant square leg region\nArshdeep to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .In the slot outside off and punished! Dhir hits a lofted drive down the ground and .straight of mid-off!\nArshdeep to Naman Dhir, 1 run .Looks for that leg stump yorker, Dhir is able to ease it out to deep midwicket for a single .that will give him the strike next over\nAzmatullah to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .Dhir starts off strong! Fetches this full ball from outside off and swipes it over .midwicket and well straight of deep midwicket running to his left\nAzmatullah to Naman Dhir, no run .Omarzai nails the wide yorker and Dhir can only squeeze it out to mid-on. Sends Bawa .back immediately . .Naman Dhir vs Azmatullah Omarzai .BALLS .13 .RUNS .28 .OUTS .2 .SR .215.38 .4s\/6s .5\/1\nAzmatullah to Naman Dhir, OUT .Oh, he's hit that straight to extra cover! Goes for the wide yorker again, but it's just short .of yorker length. Dhir looks for the lofted inside out drive but can't get the elevation on it .and Stoinis grabs it above his head. That wicket could mean MI leave a few runs out .there .Naman Dhir c Stoinis b Azmatullah Omarzai 37 (18b 7x4 0x6 27m) SR: 205.55\nAzmatullah to Santner, 1 leg bye .Back of length slower ball, Santner is early into the pull and is hit on the body with the .ball dropping to his left. They take a leg bye. That was an offcutter from Omarzai\nAzmatullah to Bawa, 2 runs .200 up for MI! Length ball angled across him, he looks to pull it away but gets a top .edge that lands in the vacant mid-on region and they do well to scamper for two\nAzmatullah to Bawa, 3 runs .Top edge falls short of the boundary! Short and angled across again, he looks to pull .and it goes off the top edge. Vyshak does well to track it, dive and keep it in and they .manage to run two. Bawa caught ball-watching a bit at the end but Santner manages to .call him back for the third! And now PBKS need 204 to get to the final","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs MI, Qualifier 2.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Rohit Sharma, no run Middled block to cover. Slightly away from the body, soft hands. Fullish on fifth, a bit of swing in\n Arshdeep to Rohit Sharma, 1 run This one actually swung away, left-armers don't generally do that. Slight back of a length lands on fourth and goes away, Rohit gets upright and taps it towards point\n Arshdeep to Bairstow, no run Stump to stump. Fullis length. Lands leg after swinging away a touch, finishes on off, Bairstow blocks towards cover point\n Arshdeep to Bairstow, no run Length on fourth, decent bounce. Bairstow waits and taps it on its head. Into the ground, towards gully it goes Deep packward point goes straighter\n Arshdeep to Bairstow, 1 wide Swings down leg. Late and sharp movement. Bairstow danced down and looked to flick the length ball, tried to get it fine.\n Arshdeep to Bairstow, 1 run Goes for the inswinging yorker, gets a low full toss on off. Bairstow drives it to mid-on for a quick single\n Arshdeep to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Quick single to mid-off's right, he had to slide and throw in one motion. Sign that the grass isn't too wet there. Was a full ball on off that was punched with a mostly straight bat Arshdeeps follow-through is leaving small divots on the pitch\n Jamieson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run A bit of away swing on the length ball on fourth, Rohit defends it to the bowler's left and takes off\n Jamieson to Bairstow, 2 runs Touch too straight, helped fine with a flick. Wadhera charges to the right from deep-backward square to stop it\n Jamieson to Bairstow, SIX runs Picked up aerially, it's a pull-plus-sweep. Swivels and follows through till shoulder height, ball sails over square leg for a 79-metre six\n Jamieson to Bairstow, 1 run Bairstow charges and Jamieson bungs it short, over the stumps, pulled along the ground to deep-backward square\n Jamieson to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Short third runs back... and drops it, Omarzai reached it but was still on the move. His body was facing the crowd, he was looking up and tried to take it in front of his chest. Don't think he laid hand. Was a wide length ball that kept swinging away, Rohit tried to flay it over point, got it off the bottom-half\n Jamieson to Bairstow, no run Scramble seam on a hard length outside off, Bairstow looks to upper cut and misses. It bounced more than he expected.\n Stoinis to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs Pumped over his head. Straight bat, through the three-quarter length ball angling in at the stumps. No movement\n Stoinis to Rohit Sharma, OUT Stoinis is thumping his chest, yelling c'mon boys, they're on alright! 132ks length ball seamed in a touch, was coming around off, Rohit picked it up with a flick but found deep-backward square. It went off the bottom of the bat, rose around top-of-pad height \n Stoinis to Tilak Varma, 2 runs Chipped through square leg, deep fielder runs to the right to stop it. Very full ball, 128ks, angling into leg\n Smoked over long-on... and it's a no-ball. Tilak charged at the cross-seamer on a length, got the room as it angled away outside off, and had a horizontal heave. Free hit\n Stoinis to Tilak Varma, 1 run Taken at mid-on, they take a single. 129ks low full toss around seventh, Tilak stood in front of the stumps and reached out for the heave. Found Arshdeep for a high catch\n Stoinis to Bairstow, no run Fuller side of length on fourth, driven to mid-on. Slightly extended follow-through, but the bottom hand came off late Long-on back, deep point in\n Stoinis to Bairstow, 1 leg bye Length on leg, 134ks. Seams in and hits just above pad, falls on the off side of the pitch and rolls away. Batters charge through for the quick single\n Arshdeep to Bairstow, 1 run Bairstow toes a slog sweep to deep-backward square. 118ks ball on the fuller side of length, angling away through fourth\n Arshdeep to Tilak Varma, 1 wide Down leg. Looked like that brushed the pad as Tilak tried to flick it. The full ball was taken by the keeper. Ultra-Edge confirms that did brush pad\n Arshdeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run Shortish at the stumps, 134ks, pulled to deep-backward square\n Arshdeep to Bairstow, FOUR runs Cover's packed but Bairstow finds the gap. Got it to the right of the squarest of the infielders there. Was an overpitched fifth-stump ball that he splashed at a catchable height\n Arshdeep to Bairstow, 1 run Slower one dug deep into the pitch, Bairstow pulls it to deep-backward square.\n Arshdeep to Tilak Varma, 1 run Hurried on the pull... and the top edge lands safely. Deep-backward square had to run towards fine leg, it landed halfway into the outfield. Was a short ball around chest-height that Tilak tried to hit square. Bottom hand came off upon impact\n Arshdeep to Bairstow, FOUR runs Another top-edged pull, this flies over the keeper. Around shoulder height, Bairstow did judge the pace properly but couldn't cover the angle as it went away through fifth.\n Jamieson to Tilak Varma, 1 run Length on fourth, dabbed towards point Both deep fielders out leg side, over the wicket to the rhb\n Jamieson to Bairstow, no run So Bairstow tries to reverse paddle, had to adjust late but the wide slow full toss dips and beats the bat.\n Jamieson to Bairstow, 2 runs Slower bouncer. Bairstow stays leg side of the ball and reaches up to drag the pull, top edges it through backward square.\n Jamieson to Bairstow, 1 run Not that short, pulled to deep-backward square on the bounce. Back of lengther on top of middle looked slow Back around\n Jamieson to Tilak Varma, 1 run Length at the stumps, clipped through square leg\n Jamieson to Bairstow, 1 wide Very short and it gets spongy bounce. That landed around off and went well above head-height over middle and leg. 112ks\n Jamieson to Bairstow, 1 run Short again, looked slow. 110ks. Bairstow jumps leg side and pulls to deep square leg. He has a word with Tilak if it was too many bouncers for the over. Nothing from the umps\n Azmatullah to Bairstow, FOUR runs Whipped over the infield. Got the low full toss on off through midwicket by taking a step back in the crease and checking his shot\n Azmatullah to Bairstow, 1 run Pulls the shortish ball to deep midwicket\n Azmatullah to Tilak Varma, 1 leg bye Length on leg, looks to slog sweep it square. Misses, ball deflects off the pad to the off side\n Azmatullah to Bairstow, SIX runs Slot ball has been slugged over midwicket. Bairstow moving to off stump and opening himself up by clearing his front leg. Swiped horizontally, around the thighs, to send the offcutter sailing\n Azmatullah to Bairstow, 1 wide Bumper, not given wide. Bairstow says 'it's wide', Tilak runs in and MI do review. That landed on fourth and finished over leg. Bairstow was almost fully upright as he left it, looked well above head on slow-mo replay. His head's 1.85 metres, ball went 2.04 metres\n Azmatullah to Bairstow, 1 run Another bouncer, this is around top-of-shoulder height. Pulled from outside off to deep midwicket\n Azmatullah to Tilak Varma, 1 run Flicked off the back foot through square leg. Short ball rose around rib-height, didn't look pacy off the pitch Elsewhere, like RCB in the IPL, PSG has tried to win the Champions League for years with a star studded team. They achieved that finally this year, with coach Luis Enrique bringing in the special sauce to bake the brave, young team into European champs.\n Vyshak to Tilak Varma, no run Wide and full, Tilak slashes and misses. He confers with Bairstow to check if it was too wide. No review\n Vyshak to Tilak Varma, 2 runs Not far of midwicket, who leapt to the right, and then the batters took on Arshdeep who ran to the left from long-on. Throw is decent but they make two. Was a short ball that was pulled\n Vyshak to Tilak Varma, 1 run Wide on a length, square driven to deep point\n Vyshak to Bairstow, 2 runs Shortish ball doesn't rise, finishes just over stump height. Bairstow stopped his pull midway, ball spun off the toe, through mid-on, and somehow they pinch two. Was a knuckle ball Jonny Bairstow strike rate in middle overs138.66\n Vyshak to Bairstow, no run Another knuckle ball, was much shorter. Fifth-stump line. Bairstow shapes for the pull, then tries to shift into the ramp. Misses\n Vyshak to Bairstow, OUT Vyshak's lack of pace does Bairstow in. Third knuckle ball in a row. Scrambles the seam to. Was a length ball around fifth, Bairstow premeditated, went across and tried to scoop it. Had no pace to work with, floated it off the back glove to the keeper. \n Chahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run Wide on a fullish length, floated up, it's square driven off the back foot to deep point Cover is straight, backward square is in. But no deep fine fielders\n Chahal to Suryakumar, no run Fullish on off, a bit of turn on the legbreak. Defended to cover\n Chahal to Suryakumar, 1 run Fuller side of length at the stumps, swept to deep square leg\n Chahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run Full and loopy on fourth, swept hard to deep midwicket.\n Chahal to Suryakumar, no run Punches the length ball off the back foot, to the bowler Suryakumar Yadav vs Yuzvendra Chahal BALLS 75 RUNS 84 OUTS 3 SR 112.00 4s\/6s 7\/3\n Chahal to Suryakumar, no run A bit of width on the length ball, no turn, cut hard to backward point\n Vyshak to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs Jadeja-esque slap over the bowler. The bat turned inwards as he hit it but the timing was good enough. Was a fifth-stump length ball with pace on\n Vyshak to Tilak Varma, 1 run Wide and full, driven to mid-off for a quick single. 146ks. Tilak was deep in the crease and was on fourth stump early\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, 1 run Helped fine, Jamieson has to take a couple of hurried steps to the left and maintain his balance after catching the ball on the bounce. Was a length ball well outside off, SKY got on one knee and swept it above his shoulder\n Beamer, called no ball straight away. Vyshak picks some sawdust before walking back. 137ks full toss slipped out around chest-height, Tilak jumped for the cut, under-edged it towards point Free hit\n Vyshak to Suryakumar, 1 run Helped fine again, on the bounce to deep fine leg again. Vyshak going back to the slower one, on a length at fifth stump. SKY was across and mostly square-on, tried to sweep it on the rise\n Vyshak to Tilak Varma, SIX runs Glorious lofted off-drive, Tilak's balance was perfect, he held his shape nicely too. 141ks full ball on fourth\n Vyshak to Tilak Varma, no run Vyshak goes wider to beat him. Another full ball, Tilak's stride doesn't go outside off, so he reaches out and tries to drive through cover Timeout Watching the game? Make it even more fun! Play Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan on the Jeeto tab and answer MCQs as the match goes on. It's free to play, and you could win an SUV and 100+ prizes daily!\n Chahal to Suryakumar, SIX runs Short fine was in, so SKY goes with the fine launched sweep. Got inside the line of the leg-stump length ball, SKY then got on one leg and got the bat swinging from above the right shoulder, through long-on and back over the other shoulder. He does that to pacers generally, now to spin too\n Chahal to Suryakumar, 1 run Sweeps the full ball from outside off through deep midwicket\n Chahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run 94ks fullish ball on leg, flat trajectory. Flicked to long-on\n Chahal to Suryakumar, no run Change of line from Chahal, gets it along the off-side tramline. SKY stands in his spot and reaches out for the cut, bottom hand comes off, ball goes to backward point\n Chahal to Suryakumar, 2 runs Very short, 84ks ball sits up. SKY flat-bats it to the left of Omarzai at long-on, he slides through and that allows the second\n Chahal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Cut with the spin, in front of backward point. Was a touch short, SKY stood leg side of the ball and got his hands speeding through 100 up for MI, with that Abhimanyu will come in\n Azmatullah to Tilak Varma, 2 runs Chips it down the ground and it falls safely with long on and deep midwicket converging! This was full outside off and he looked to loft it over cow corner but didn't get the distance\n Azmatullah to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs Reaches out wide and scythes it away! Omarzai goes for the wide yorker but it's only a full toss. Tilak stretches and slaps it away. Shashank Singh put in a dive to his right at the boundary, but can't stop it\n Azmatullah to Tilak Varma, no run Tilak goes across his stumps early and this time Omarzai pulls his length back. Tilak gets a bottom edge as he looks to cut\n Azmatullah to Tilak Varma, 1 run Full outside off, Tilak looks to slog it away but gets it off the inside half of the bat to long-on along the ground\n Azmatullah to Suryakumar, 1 run Length ball angled across, Suryakumar just clips it in the vacant square leg region for a single\n Azmatullah to Tilak Varma, 2 runs Oh, brilliantly played all around! Omarzai nails the yorker on off and Tilak does very well to drill it out in front of square leg. But Nehal Wadhera runs across, dives and manages to stop the boundary! Rolls over the ball but stops it from going through to the boundary! Excellent fielding\n Chahal to Suryakumar, SIX runs That's just too far for long-off! He gets his hands on it but can only palm it over the rope! Jamieson was running to his right and leaps with his arms at full stretch above his head, but it was jus too high for him! This is tossed up outside off and Suryakumar lofts it straight down the ground, to long-off's right\n Chahal to Suryakumar, 1 run Full outside off, swept out to deep midwicket\n Chahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run Floats up a low full toss on leg but Tilak can only tuck it out to deep midwicket\n Chahal to Suryakumar, 1 run On a length outside off, whipped away to deep midwicket's left for a single. That takes SKY to 25 for the 16th T20 in a row!\n Chahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run Full on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n Chahal to Suryakumar, 1 run Full outside off, eased to long-off\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, no run Back of length outside off, SKY has to reach out to try and cut that but the slower ball deceives him. Goes off the edge on the bounce to backward point Suryakumar Yadav in IPL, 2025 INNS 16 RUNS 703 SR 166.98 AVE 70.30 HS 73*\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Slower bouncer outside off again, and SKY again reaches out and this time he gets enough on it to loft it over backward point\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, no run Full outside off, SKY looks to go across the stumps and play that trademark scoop, but misses out. Cops a blow on his midriff\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, no run Slower bouncer outside off and SKY can't hit that as he looks to hook it but holds back on the shot at the last second\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, no run Another slower bouncer deceives SKY as he is early into the pull. Good stuff from Jamieson!\n Jamieson to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Not this time, says Suryakumar Yadav! Another slower short ball outside off, SKY is quickly across and pulls it in the gap between deep midwicket and deep square leg SKY went past 700 runs in IPL 2025 in that over!\n Chahal to Tilak Varma, 1 run Tossed up on middle, Tilak lofts it back over his head. Only gets a single though as long-on comes across\n Chahal to Suryakumar, FOUR runs Bludgeoned down the ground! Not quite a slot ball outside off but SKY picks the leg break, frees his arms and smashes it back over Chahal\n Chahal to Suryakumar, no run On a length outside off and spinning away, SKY looks to sweep and gets an under-edge onto the ground. Inglis deflects it to short third as he tries to collect\n Chahal to Suryakumar, SIX runs Lofed down the ground and it lands on the boundary cushion! Or was it just short? Clears his front leg and goes straight down the ground\n Chahal to Suryakumar, OUT Chahal gets his man in the end! This one, full on middle, goes on with the arm. Suryakumar goes for the sweep but gets it off the toe end and it's gone straight to Nehal Wadhera at deep midwicket! Big, big moment in the context of the game \n Chahal to Hardik, no run Pandya decides to play Chahal out. Floated full around middle and off, Pandya watchfully defends under his eyes And that's time for a timeout\n Jamieson to Tilak Varma, OUT Tilak falls and PBKS have two quick wickets! Slower ball, full outside off. Tilak gets down on one knee to try and go downtown and ends up skying it straight down. Mid-off and mid-on were converging and it's Priyansh Arya running to his right who judges it perfectly and holds on. MI lose two set batters in a space of three balls! \n Jamieson to Naman Dhir, 1 run On a length outside off, fended behind point. There is a misfield and that allows them to run a single\n Jamieson to Hardik, 1 run Back of length outside off, Hardik steers it towards short third for a single\n Jamieson to Naman Dhir, 1 run Runs this full ball down to deep third\n Jamieson to Hardik, no run On a length outside off and angling in, Hardik brings out a front foot defence INNS 16 WKTS 39 RR 9.00 AVE 35.84\n Jamieson to Hardik, 1 run Full outside off, Pandya steers it down to deep third. Jamieson finishes with a four-run over and a big wicket. Great spell from the Kiwi quick!\n Vyshak to Hardik, 1 run Goes for the yorker around off, not quite full enough and Hardik is able to squeeze it out past backward point\n Vyshak to Naman Dhir, 2 runs Full ball outside off, Dhir sees mid-off up in the circle and looks to go down the ground. Doesn't get enough on it and Shreyas is able to pull it back before it reaches the boundary\n Vyshak to Naman Dhir, 1 run Short ball around off, he swivels and pulls it out in front of deep square leg. 150 up for MI\n Vyshak to Hardik, no run On a length outside off, Pandya opens the face to steer it to backward point\n Vyshak to Hardik, no run On a length outside off, Pandya defends\n Vyshak to Hardik, 6 runs Taps this full ball into the vacant midwicket region and goes for two. And oh wait, PBKS are gifting MI runs there! Deep midwicket comes in and collects and has a throw at the non-striker's end. The throw is wayward and even Shashank Singh at cover can't stop it and it goes away for four!\n Arshdeep to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs Dhir gets lucky! Cramped for room and deceived by the lack of pace on this short ball, he swivels and looks to pull. Gets a top edge but it has enough to go over short fine leg and race away for four\n Arshdeep to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs Action replay of the last ball! Short on leg, he swivels to pull and gets enough on it again to clear short fine leg. He got more bat on this than the last one though Short leg is now long leg\n Arshdeep to Naman Dhir, 1 run Short on leg and this time angled across him slightly, Dhir stands tall to pull it out to deep square leg\n Arshdeep to Hardik, 1 run ON a length on leg, tapped into the midwicket region for a single\n Arshdeep to Naman Dhir, no run Brute of a bouncer there! Banged in on leg at 133kph, it seams away and Dhir has to duck and get his head away even as he shaped to swivel and pull\n Arshdeep to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs Oh no, what have you done, Arshdeep? It was such a good over until now, despite the two edged boundaries. But now Arshdeep puts it too full outside leg and it's easy pickings for Dhir, who just clips it in the gap behind square leg IMPACT SUBPBKS Prabhsimran Singh YS Chahal\n Azmatullah to Hardik, FOUR runs Hardik has waited and waited and now says enough is enough! Length ball outside off, Hardik clears his front leg and slaps it away wide of long-off!\n Azmatullah to Hardik, no run Good comeback by Omarzai, going for the wide yorker. It's a full toss in the end but Hardik can't get bat on it\n Azmatullah to Hardik, 1 run Top edge lands safe! Dug in short outside off at 120kph. Pandya goes for the pull but mistimes it. The ball balloons up to land in the square leg region but it was too far for short fine leg to run across and grab\n Azmatullah to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs Prabhsmiran's first contribution is to concede four! It's a short ball angled into Dhir, who eases a pull behind square. Prabh at deep square leg moves to his right and gets his hands down to collect the ball but it just goes under the fingers!\n Azmatullah to Naman Dhir, 1 run Low full toss outside off, Dhir punches it on the bounce to long-off\n Azmatullah to Hardik, OUT And Omarzai gets the MI captain! How big a blow is that?! Slower bouncer outside off and Pandya has an ungainly swipe at it and the top edge goes straight up. Inglis settles under it and gives Omarzai his first wicket on the night \n Arshdeep to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs Dhir nails the pull! Short on leg, he stands tall and finds the gap in front of square!\n Arshdeep to Naman Dhir, 1 run Yorker outside off, Dhir gets his bat down to jam it out to mid-off for a single\n Arshdeep to Bawa, 2 runs Full outside off, Bawa looks to drive and it goes off the inside half of the bat between long-on and deep midwicket. They get two with ease\n Arshdeep to Bawa, 1 run Another edge lands safe! Short outside off and Bawa makes a mess of the pull but it drops in that vacant square leg region\n Arshdeep to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs In the slot outside off and punished! Dhir hits a lofted drive down the ground and straight of mid-off!\n Arshdeep to Naman Dhir, 1 run Looks for that leg stump yorker, Dhir is able to ease it out to deep midwicket for a single that will give him the strike next over\n Azmatullah to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs Dhir starts off strong! Fetches this full ball from outside off and swipes it over midwicket and well straight of deep midwicket running to his left\n Azmatullah to Naman Dhir, no run Omarzai nails the wide yorker and Dhir can only squeeze it out to mid-on. Sends Bawa back immediately Naman Dhir vs Azmatullah Omarzai BALLS 13 RUNS 28 OUTS 2 SR 215.38 4s\/6s 5\/1\n Azmatullah to Naman Dhir, OUT Oh, he's hit that straight to extra cover! Goes for the wide yorker again, but it's just short of yorker length. Dhir looks for the lofted inside out drive but can't get the elevation on it and Stoinis grabs it above his head. That wicket could mean MI leave a few runs out there \n Azmatullah to Santner, 1 leg bye Back of length slower ball, Santner is early into the pull and is hit on the body with the ball dropping to his left. They take a leg bye. That was an offcutter from Omarzai\n Azmatullah to Bawa, 2 runs 200 up for MI! Length ball angled across him, he looks to pull it away but gets a top edge that lands in the vacant mid-on region and they do well to scamper for two\n Azmatullah to Bawa, 3 runs Top edge falls short of the boundary! Short and angled across again, he looks to pull and it goes off the top edge. Vyshak does well to track it, dive and keep it in and they manage to run two. Bawa caught ball-watching a bit at the end but Santner manages to call him back for the third! 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It starts from well outside off, but finishes full on the pads, .as JFM clips towards the man at square leg . .Jofra Archer in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1780 .WKTS .71 .4s\/6s .269\/76 .ECON .7.68 .AVE .32.12\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .no foot movement from JFM, who leans into a drive off this fullish ball slightly wide of .off. But the ball trickles to mid-on off the inside half of the bat\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .sliced aerially to deep point! He opens the face of the bat at this length delivery which is .wide of off, and with Archer getting now swing, JFM throws his bat and gets four\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .one-bounce, and four over cover! Archer again bowls a length delivery, although this is .closer to off than the previous ball. JFM lofts without really getting to the pitch of the .ball, but that's his style, really\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .tighter line this time. Shorter side of a length around off, and seaming in. JFM punches .towards cover for a quick single .Porel facing his first ball. There's a slip for him too.\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shortish in length on leg, and Porel slightly opens his stance up to nudge to deep- .backward square leg\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .chipped wide and over mid-on! Deshpande angles it across, and ends up bowling a .lowish full toss around middle and off. Porel adjusts for the dip, and swipes at it across .the line .A quick reminder that you can follow live commentary for this game on ESPNcricinfo in .Hindi as well.\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .some luck for Porel, and four runs for DC! He skips down the pitch, and as this length .ball angles across to pitch outside off, Porel gets an outside edge wide of the keeper as .he looks to hoick\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .wow, superb shot! An effortless pick-up whip! The ball lands deep into the stands at .deep-backward square leg. It was a fullish ball from Deshpande, but on Porel's pads. .Porel simply waited, before dispatching it for six .Abishek Porel strike rate in Powerplay overs155.35\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .four more! Porel reads the slower ball too! On a short of a length, and pitching just .outside off, before shaping away. Porel plays late, and slashes at it to deep-backward .point\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .pulled to deep midwicket! Deshpande looks clueless, while Porel bats like a boss! A .short ball rising around off or thereabouts, and Porel rolls his wrists to pull along the .ground for four more\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .a single to end the over! Quite a miracle! A slow full toss around middle, and Porel clips .to deep square leg\nArcher to Abishek Porel, no run .on a fullish length on middle, and Porel only manages to push it back towards Archer\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 1 run .short delivery around middle stump at 145kph, and Porel is nearly beaten for pace. He .plays an unconvincing pull towards deep square leg\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT .a golf swing, but taken! Jaiswal, at extra cover, moves a few steps to his left, and takes .it in front of his stomach. JFM hardly got any timing there, as Archer bowled on a short .of a length on middle and off. His front leg was out of the way, and he seemed to have .been by the pace and bounce as much as his own lack of technique, with his head .facing down the ground. .Jake Fraser-McGurk c Jaiswal b Archer 9 (6b 2x4 0x6 11m) SR: 150\nArcher to Nair, no run .on a fullish length, and just outside off. Dabbed to point with a firm sound off the bat\nArcher to Nair, no run .short ball, and Nair ducks! Archer bangs the ball on middle, and has Nair ducking, even .as the ball finishes around leg stump for the keeper\nArcher to Nair, no run .ohh, almost taken at square leg! The ball fell just short of the man there, after Nair took .his eyes off for a second, before realising that this short ball didn't get up as much as he .would have liked. He went for the pull off this 145kph delivery, mistimed it, and nearly .fell\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, OUT .A mix-up between Nair and Porel... and replays show Nair is juuuuust short of the .crease at the non-striker's end! This is what happened earlier: Sandeep angled a length .delivery into the left-hander from around the stumps, and pitched it around off. Porel .went for the pull, bot got a bottom edge on to his leg. The ball trickled away towards .backward point, and while Porel was looking at the ball, Nair was already halfway down .the pitch. The throw went to Sandeep, and Nair was late in turning around .Karun Nair run out (Hasaranga\/Sandeep Sharma) 0 (3b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 0\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, no run .almost a copy of the last ball, except for the run-out! Another bottom edge as Porel .looked to pull a shortish ball, and the ball went behind the wicket\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .drives this fuller ball outside off to long-on .Rahul facing his first ball\nSandeep to Rahul, no run .on the shorter side of a length, and angling in, as Sandeep bowls this from close to the .stumps. Rahul dabs it down from off stump\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .good work by Parag at mid-off. He tumbles to his right to keep this to a single, after .Rahul skips down and drives at this length ball in the channel outside off. Parag may .have saved at least a run or two there\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .clipped to deep square leg, as this full ball swings back in to arrive very full, and on the .stumps\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .full and dipping on leg, and flicked to deep midwicket\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .on the shorter side of a length, and quicker around sixth stump. Pushed towards cover .point\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .very full - nearly a yorker - and drifting into middle. Driven to extra cover this time\nTheekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs .whipped to deep square leg. It was a high-ish full toss, and arriving just outside leg. .Even Rahul seemed surprised by that, although he played it well to bag four in the .vacant region\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .advances down the pitch, and gets a leading edge towards cover point. The ball was on .the shorter side on middle and off, and was a carrom ball, which Rahul looked to clip\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .fullish ball on middle and leg, and nudged off his pads towards square leg\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, no run .an inswinging yorker arrives on middle, and Porel gets his front leg out of the way to .squeeze it back to Sandeep\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another yorker which shapes into Porel, although this one comes around off. He jams .his bat down in time to clip towards square leg . .KL Rahul in IPL, 2025 .INNS .5 .RUNS .205 .SR .157.69 .AVE .68.33 .HS .93*\nSandeep to Rahul, no run .excellent execution from Sandeep, as he nails another yorker. Rahul makes room and .skips down the pitch, and can only manage to drag this ball arriving around off to mid- .off\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .Sandeep switches to a short delivery outside off, and Rahul rolls his wrists to pull to .deep midwicket .Over the wicket to Porel now\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another low full toss after an attempted yorker, and this time Porel drives from middle .and off to mid-on for a hurried single\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle, and punched to long-on with a big swing of the arms .from Rahul\nDeshpande to Rahul, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length, and angling in to pitch on off. Pushed to long-on by .closing the face of the bat\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .bowls this from wide of the crease, and goes short around middle. The ball shapes .away to finish wide of off, as Porel pulls to deep midwicket with his bottom hand .coming off\nDeshpande to Rahul, no run .slower ball, and on the shorter side around fifth stump. The ball shaped in to finish .closer to off, and was punched to point\nDeshpande to Rahul, SIX runs .launched down the ground. Rahul has a free swing of the bat at this length delivery .angling in and arriving just outside off, and clearing his front leg also helps him crash .the ball\nDeshpande to Rahul, 1 run .a bouncer on off, and Rahul opens his stance up to swat-pull to deep midwicket. He did .well to ride the bounce there\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .a low full angling across, and coming on to Porel just outside off. Swiped wide of long- .on for a single\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .tosses it up, and bowls quite full on leg stump. Driven hard to long-on by Porel\nHasaranga to Rahul, no run .very full again, as Hasaranga gives the ball some loop. It is just about on off, and Rahul .drives on the bounce to the man at extra cover\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .full and slow, and around fifth stump. Swept to deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .the wrong 'un from Hasaranga, who bowls slow, and gets it to dip on a fullish length on .middle. The ball ends around off, and is punched to long-on\nHasaranga to Rahul, no run .much fuller around off, and pushed towards cover by going low\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .on a length, and just outside off. It turns away, and Rahul punches to deep cover .Time-out\nTheekshana to Rahul, 2 runs .short of a length on middle, and Rahul nudges it towards midwicket. It was played .softly, and Theekshana gave the chase, by which time the batters ran two\nTheekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs .misfield at deep cover, and four!! Jurel was the man there moving to his left, but let the .ball slip through after himself sliding on the field. It was a carrom ball from Theekshana, .as Rahul made room early, and slapped hard at it\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .short in length again, but this pitches around off and turns in a bit. Punched to long-on\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shorter side to the left-hander too, but this lands outside leg. It turns away slightly, and .Porel mistimes a pull towards deep-backward square leg\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .again Rahul backs away, and this time Theekshana follows. He bowls full and outside .leg, and Rahul clips to deep midwicket\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, no run .again bowls short and just outside leg to Porel, who opens his stance up before looking .to pull. But he misses, and is hit on his body\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .On a length on middle, and turning away. Pulled to long-on\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run .ohh, beaten! Much slower from Hasaranga, who tossed it up and bowled full and .outside off. It turned away as Porel looked to loft, and missed\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another googly, but this one is quicker, and pitching on a fullish length on off. Punched .to long-off by Porel . .KL Rahul vs Wanindu Hasaranga .BALLS .29 .RUNS .35 .OUTS .1 .SR .120.68 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .very full on middle and off, as it dips on to Rahul. Driven to long-on\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run .this drifts away, and is full and outside off. Porel looks to drive, but misses again\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .cut away to deep-backward point. On a length, and wide-ish of off already, before .turning away further. Porel waits, before slashing at it for four .With that boundary, here's Abhimanyu back","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs PBKS, 69th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, no run a sharp inswinger first ball! It starts from well outside off, but finishes full on the pads, as JFM clips towards the man at square leg BALLS 1780 WKTS 71 4s\/6s 269\/76 ECON 7.68 AVE 32.12\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, no run no foot movement from JFM, who leans into a drive off this fullish ball slightly wide of off. But the ball trickles to mid-on off the inside half of the bat\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs sliced aerially to deep point! He opens the face of the bat at this length delivery which is wide of off, and with Archer getting now swing, JFM throws his bat and gets four\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs one-bounce, and four over cover! Archer again bowls a length delivery, although this is closer to off than the previous ball. JFM lofts without really getting to the pitch of the ball, but that's his style, really\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run tighter line this time. Shorter side of a length around off, and seaming in. JFM punches towards cover for a quick single Porel facing his first ball. There's a slip for him too.\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 1 run shortish in length on leg, and Porel slightly opens his stance up to nudge to deep-backward square leg\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs chipped wide and over mid-on! Deshpande angles it across, and ends up bowling a lowish full toss around middle and off. Porel adjusts for the dip, and swipes at it across the line A quick reminder that you can follow live commentary for this game on ESPNcricinfo in Hindi as well.\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs some luck for Porel, and four runs for DC! He skips down the pitch, and as this length ball angles across to pitch outside off, Porel gets an outside edge wide of the keeper as he looks to hoick\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, SIX runs wow, superb shot! An effortless pick-up whip! The ball lands deep into the stands at deep-backward square leg. It was a fullish ball from Deshpande, but on Porel's pads. Porel simply waited, before dispatching it for six Abishek Porel strike rate in Powerplay overs155.35\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs four more! Porel reads the slower ball too! On a short of a length, and pitching just outside off, before shaping away. Porel plays late, and slashes at it to deep-backward point\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs pulled to deep midwicket! Deshpande looks clueless, while Porel bats like a boss! A short ball rising around off or thereabouts, and Porel rolls his wrists to pull along the ground for four more\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run a single to end the over! Quite a miracle! A slow full toss around middle, and Porel clips to deep square leg\n Archer to Abishek Porel, no run on a fullish length on middle, and Porel only manages to push it back towards Archer\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 1 run short delivery around middle stump at 145kph, and Porel is nearly beaten for pace. He plays an unconvincing pull towards deep square leg\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT a golf swing, but taken! Jaiswal, at extra cover, moves a few steps to his left, and takes it in front of his stomach. JFM hardly got any timing there, as Archer bowled on a short of a length on middle and off. His front leg was out of the way, and he seemed to have been by the pace and bounce as much as his own lack of technique, with his head facing down the ground. \n Archer to Nair, no run on a fullish length, and just outside off. Dabbed to point with a firm sound off the bat\n Archer to Nair, no run short ball, and Nair ducks! Archer bangs the ball on middle, and has Nair ducking, even as the ball finishes around leg stump for the keeper\n Archer to Nair, no run ohh, almost taken at square leg! The ball fell just short of the man there, after Nair took his eyes off for a second, before realising that this short ball didn't get up as much as he would have liked. He went for the pull off this 145kph delivery, mistimed it, and nearly fell\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, OUT A mix-up between Nair and Porel... and replays show Nair is juuuuust short of the crease at the non-striker's end! This is what happened earlier: Sandeep angled a length delivery into the left-hander from around the stumps, and pitched it around off. Porel went for the pull, bot got a bottom edge on to his leg. The ball trickled away towards backward point, and while Porel was looking at the ball, Nair was already halfway down the pitch. The throw went to Sandeep, and Nair was late in turning around \n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, no run almost a copy of the last ball, except for the run-out! Another bottom edge as Porel looked to pull a shortish ball, and the ball went behind the wicket\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run drives this fuller ball outside off to long-on Rahul facing his first ball\n Sandeep to Rahul, no run on the shorter side of a length, and angling in, as Sandeep bowls this from close to the stumps. Rahul dabs it down from off stump\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run good work by Parag at mid-off. He tumbles to his right to keep this to a single, after Rahul skips down and drives at this length ball in the channel outside off. Parag may have saved at least a run or two there\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run clipped to deep square leg, as this full ball swings back in to arrive very full, and on the stumps\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run full and dipping on leg, and flicked to deep midwicket\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run on the shorter side of a length, and quicker around sixth stump. Pushed towards cover point\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run very full - nearly a yorker - and drifting into middle. Driven to extra cover this time\n Theekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs whipped to deep square leg. It was a high-ish full toss, and arriving just outside leg. Even Rahul seemed surprised by that, although he played it well to bag four in the vacant region\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run advances down the pitch, and gets a leading edge towards cover point. The ball was on the shorter side on middle and off, and was a carrom ball, which Rahul looked to clip\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run fullish ball on middle and leg, and nudged off his pads towards square leg\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, no run an inswinging yorker arrives on middle, and Porel gets his front leg out of the way to squeeze it back to Sandeep\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run another yorker which shapes into Porel, although this one comes around off. He jams his bat down in time to clip towards square leg KL Rahul in IPL, 2025 INNS 5 RUNS 205 SR 157.69 AVE 68.33 HS 93*\n Sandeep to Rahul, no run excellent execution from Sandeep, as he nails another yorker. Rahul makes room and skips down the pitch, and can only manage to drag this ball arriving around off to mid-off\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run Sandeep switches to a short delivery outside off, and Rahul rolls his wrists to pull to deep midwicket Over the wicket to Porel now\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run another low full toss after an attempted yorker, and this time Porel drives from middle and off to mid-on for a hurried single\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle, and punched to long-on with a big swing of the arms from Rahul\n Deshpande to Rahul, 1 run on the shorter side of a length, and angling in to pitch on off. Pushed to long-on by closing the face of the bat\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run bowls this from wide of the crease, and goes short around middle. The ball shapes away to finish wide of off, as Porel pulls to deep midwicket with his bottom hand coming off\n Deshpande to Rahul, no run slower ball, and on the shorter side around fifth stump. The ball shaped in to finish closer to off, and was punched to point\n Deshpande to Rahul, SIX runs launched down the ground. Rahul has a free swing of the bat at this length delivery angling in and arriving just outside off, and clearing his front leg also helps him crash the ball\n Deshpande to Rahul, 1 run a bouncer on off, and Rahul opens his stance up to swat-pull to deep midwicket. He did well to ride the bounce there\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run a low full angling across, and coming on to Porel just outside off. Swiped wide of long-on for a single\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run tosses it up, and bowls quite full on leg stump. Driven hard to long-on by Porel\n Hasaranga to Rahul, no run very full again, as Hasaranga gives the ball some loop. It is just about on off, and Rahul drives on the bounce to the man at extra cover\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run full and slow, and around fifth stump. Swept to deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run the wrong 'un from Hasaranga, who bowls slow, and gets it to dip on a fullish length on middle. The ball ends around off, and is punched to long-on\n Hasaranga to Rahul, no run much fuller around off, and pushed towards cover by going low\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run on a length, and just outside off. It turns away, and Rahul punches to deep cover Time-out\n Theekshana to Rahul, 2 runs short of a length on middle, and Rahul nudges it towards midwicket. It was played softly, and Theekshana gave the chase, by which time the batters ran two\n Theekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs misfield at deep cover, and four!! Jurel was the man there moving to his left, but let the ball slip through after himself sliding on the field. It was a carrom ball from Theekshana, as Rahul made room early, and slapped hard at it\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run short in length again, but this pitches around off and turns in a bit. Punched to long-on\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run shorter side to the left-hander too, but this lands outside leg. It turns away slightly, and Porel mistimes a pull towards deep-backward square leg\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run again Rahul backs away, and this time Theekshana follows. He bowls full and outside leg, and Rahul clips to deep midwicket\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, no run again bowls short and just outside leg to Porel, who opens his stance up before looking to pull. But he misses, and is hit on his body\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run On a length on middle, and turning away. Pulled to long-on\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run ohh, beaten! Much slower from Hasaranga, who tossed it up and bowled full and outside off. It turned away as Porel looked to loft, and missed\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run another googly, but this one is quicker, and pitching on a fullish length on off. Punched to long-off by Porel KL Rahul vs Wanindu Hasaranga BALLS 29 RUNS 35 OUTS 1 SR 120.68 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run very full on middle and off, as it dips on to Rahul. Driven to long-on\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run this drifts away, and is full and outside off. Porel looks to drive, but misses again\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs cut away to deep-backward point. On a length, and wide-ish of off already, before turning away further. Porel waits, before slashing at it for four With that boundary, here's Abhimanyu back","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","J Fraser-McGurk","Nair","Rahul"],"Runs":[40.0,9.0,0.0,27.0],"Balls_Faced":[27,6,3,24],"Fours":[5,2,0,2],"Sixes":[1,0,0,1],"S\/R":[148.15,150.0,0.0,112.5],"dismissal":["run out (Hasaranga\/Sandeep Sharma)","c Jaiswal b Archer","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Hasaranga","Sandeep","Theekshana"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[11.0,33.0,11.0,7.0,14.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .a sharp inswinger first ball! It starts from well outside off, but finishes full on the pads, .as JFM clips towards the man at square leg . .Jofra Archer in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1780 .WKTS .71 .4s\/6s .269\/76 .ECON .7.68 .AVE .32.12\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .no foot movement from JFM, who leans into a drive off this fullish ball slightly wide of .off. But the ball trickles to mid-on off the inside half of the bat\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .sliced aerially to deep point! He opens the face of the bat at this length delivery which is .wide of off, and with Archer getting now swing, JFM throws his bat and gets four\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .one-bounce, and four over cover! Archer again bowls a length delivery, although this is .closer to off than the previous ball. JFM lofts without really getting to the pitch of the .ball, but that's his style, really\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .tighter line this time. Shorter side of a length around off, and seaming in. JFM punches .towards cover for a quick single .Porel facing his first ball. There's a slip for him too.\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shortish in length on leg, and Porel slightly opens his stance up to nudge to deep- .backward square leg\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .chipped wide and over mid-on! Deshpande angles it across, and ends up bowling a .lowish full toss around middle and off. Porel adjusts for the dip, and swipes at it across .the line .A quick reminder that you can follow live commentary for this game on ESPNcricinfo in .Hindi as well.\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .some luck for Porel, and four runs for DC! He skips down the pitch, and as this length .ball angles across to pitch outside off, Porel gets an outside edge wide of the keeper as .he looks to hoick\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .wow, superb shot! An effortless pick-up whip! The ball lands deep into the stands at .deep-backward square leg. It was a fullish ball from Deshpande, but on Porel's pads. .Porel simply waited, before dispatching it for six .Abishek Porel strike rate in Powerplay overs155.35\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .four more! Porel reads the slower ball too! On a short of a length, and pitching just .outside off, before shaping away. Porel plays late, and slashes at it to deep-backward .point\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .pulled to deep midwicket! Deshpande looks clueless, while Porel bats like a boss! A .short ball rising around off or thereabouts, and Porel rolls his wrists to pull along the .ground for four more\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .a single to end the over! Quite a miracle! A slow full toss around middle, and Porel clips .to deep square leg\nArcher to Abishek Porel, no run .on a fullish length on middle, and Porel only manages to push it back towards Archer\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 1 run .short delivery around middle stump at 145kph, and Porel is nearly beaten for pace. He .plays an unconvincing pull towards deep square leg\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT .a golf swing, but taken! Jaiswal, at extra cover, moves a few steps to his left, and takes .it in front of his stomach. JFM hardly got any timing there, as Archer bowled on a short .of a length on middle and off. His front leg was out of the way, and he seemed to have .been by the pace and bounce as much as his own lack of technique, with his head .facing down the ground. .Jake Fraser-McGurk c Jaiswal b Archer 9 (6b 2x4 0x6 11m) SR: 150\nArcher to Nair, no run .on a fullish length, and just outside off. Dabbed to point with a firm sound off the bat\nArcher to Nair, no run .short ball, and Nair ducks! Archer bangs the ball on middle, and has Nair ducking, even .as the ball finishes around leg stump for the keeper\nArcher to Nair, no run .ohh, almost taken at square leg! The ball fell just short of the man there, after Nair took .his eyes off for a second, before realising that this short ball didn't get up as much as he .would have liked. He went for the pull off this 145kph delivery, mistimed it, and nearly .fell\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, OUT .A mix-up between Nair and Porel... and replays show Nair is juuuuust short of the .crease at the non-striker's end! This is what happened earlier: Sandeep angled a length .delivery into the left-hander from around the stumps, and pitched it around off. Porel .went for the pull, bot got a bottom edge on to his leg. The ball trickled away towards .backward point, and while Porel was looking at the ball, Nair was already halfway down .the pitch. The throw went to Sandeep, and Nair was late in turning around .Karun Nair run out (Hasaranga\/Sandeep Sharma) 0 (3b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 0\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, no run .almost a copy of the last ball, except for the run-out! Another bottom edge as Porel .looked to pull a shortish ball, and the ball went behind the wicket\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .drives this fuller ball outside off to long-on .Rahul facing his first ball\nSandeep to Rahul, no run .on the shorter side of a length, and angling in, as Sandeep bowls this from close to the .stumps. Rahul dabs it down from off stump\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .good work by Parag at mid-off. He tumbles to his right to keep this to a single, after .Rahul skips down and drives at this length ball in the channel outside off. Parag may .have saved at least a run or two there\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .clipped to deep square leg, as this full ball swings back in to arrive very full, and on the .stumps\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .full and dipping on leg, and flicked to deep midwicket\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .on the shorter side of a length, and quicker around sixth stump. Pushed towards cover .point\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .very full - nearly a yorker - and drifting into middle. Driven to extra cover this time\nTheekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs .whipped to deep square leg. It was a high-ish full toss, and arriving just outside leg. .Even Rahul seemed surprised by that, although he played it well to bag four in the .vacant region\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .advances down the pitch, and gets a leading edge towards cover point. The ball was on .the shorter side on middle and off, and was a carrom ball, which Rahul looked to clip\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .fullish ball on middle and leg, and nudged off his pads towards square leg\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, no run .an inswinging yorker arrives on middle, and Porel gets his front leg out of the way to .squeeze it back to Sandeep\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another yorker which shapes into Porel, although this one comes around off. He jams .his bat down in time to clip towards square leg . .KL Rahul in IPL, 2025 .INNS .5 .RUNS .205 .SR .157.69 .AVE .68.33 .HS .93*\nSandeep to Rahul, no run .excellent execution from Sandeep, as he nails another yorker. Rahul makes room and .skips down the pitch, and can only manage to drag this ball arriving around off to mid- .off\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .Sandeep switches to a short delivery outside off, and Rahul rolls his wrists to pull to .deep midwicket .Over the wicket to Porel now\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another low full toss after an attempted yorker, and this time Porel drives from middle .and off to mid-on for a hurried single\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle, and punched to long-on with a big swing of the arms .from Rahul\nDeshpande to Rahul, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length, and angling in to pitch on off. Pushed to long-on by .closing the face of the bat\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .bowls this from wide of the crease, and goes short around middle. The ball shapes .away to finish wide of off, as Porel pulls to deep midwicket with his bottom hand .coming off\nDeshpande to Rahul, no run .slower ball, and on the shorter side around fifth stump. The ball shaped in to finish .closer to off, and was punched to point\nDeshpande to Rahul, SIX runs .launched down the ground. Rahul has a free swing of the bat at this length delivery .angling in and arriving just outside off, and clearing his front leg also helps him crash .the ball\nDeshpande to Rahul, 1 run .a bouncer on off, and Rahul opens his stance up to swat-pull to deep midwicket. He did .well to ride the bounce there\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .a low full angling across, and coming on to Porel just outside off. Swiped wide of long- .on for a single\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .tosses it up, and bowls quite full on leg stump. Driven hard to long-on by Porel\nHasaranga to Rahul, no run .very full again, as Hasaranga gives the ball some loop. It is just about on off, and Rahul .drives on the bounce to the man at extra cover\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .full and slow, and around fifth stump. Swept to deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .the wrong 'un from Hasaranga, who bowls slow, and gets it to dip on a fullish length on .middle. The ball ends around off, and is punched to long-on\nHasaranga to Rahul, no run .much fuller around off, and pushed towards cover by going low\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .on a length, and just outside off. It turns away, and Rahul punches to deep cover .Time-out\nTheekshana to Rahul, 2 runs .short of a length on middle, and Rahul nudges it towards midwicket. It was played .softly, and Theekshana gave the chase, by which time the batters ran two\nTheekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs .misfield at deep cover, and four!! Jurel was the man there moving to his left, but let the .ball slip through after himself sliding on the field. It was a carrom ball from Theekshana, .as Rahul made room early, and slapped hard at it\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .short in length again, but this pitches around off and turns in a bit. Punched to long-on\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shorter side to the left-hander too, but this lands outside leg. It turns away slightly, and .Porel mistimes a pull towards deep-backward square leg\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .again Rahul backs away, and this time Theekshana follows. He bowls full and outside .leg, and Rahul clips to deep midwicket\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, no run .again bowls short and just outside leg to Porel, who opens his stance up before looking .to pull. But he misses, and is hit on his body\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .On a length on middle, and turning away. Pulled to long-on\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run .ohh, beaten! Much slower from Hasaranga, who tossed it up and bowled full and .outside off. It turned away as Porel looked to loft, and missed\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another googly, but this one is quicker, and pitching on a fullish length on off. Punched .to long-off by Porel . .KL Rahul vs Wanindu Hasaranga .BALLS .29 .RUNS .35 .OUTS .1 .SR .120.68 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .very full on middle and off, as it dips on to Rahul. Driven to long-on\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run .this drifts away, and is full and outside off. Porel looks to drive, but misses again\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .cut away to deep-backward point. On a length, and wide-ish of off already, before .turning away further. Porel waits, before slashing at it for four .With that boundary, here's Abhimanyu back\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .Theekshana tosses this on a length and wide of off. Rahul reaches out and cuts it away .to deep cover point\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .On a length angled across him, Porel cuts it fine but can't find the gap between .backward point and short third\nTheekshana to Rahul, SIX runs .Clears long-off! This is in the slot outside off, Rahul clears his front leg and lofts it .stylishly down the ground. The fielder was leaping but Rahul got enough elevation on .that\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .A drag down on leg, following Rahul who backed away. Rahul rocks back and pulls in .front of square\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, no run .Offbreak on a length on middle, steered to backward point\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Full outside leg, eased to short fine for a single\nParag to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Bursts through the fielder! Floated very full outside off, Porel hammers a drive to point .where the fielder can't hold on\nParag to Rahul, no run .Tossed up full around middle, Rahul eases it to cover\nParag to Rahul, 1 run .On a length around leg, tucked through midwicket for a single\nParag to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Full on middle, Porel comes down the track before clipping it through midwicket\nParag to Rahul, 1 run .Parag tosses it wide of off, and Rahul cuts it out to the off side sweeper .Big shot coming?\nParag to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .Porel did try for the big shot but it doesn't come off. It's full around leg and he whips it .to deep midwicket's right\nArcher to Rahul, 1 run .Dug in short outside off, Rahul pulls it square on the leg side\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .Low full toss on middle and Porel can't capitalise! Whips it wide of long-on but the .fielder gets there .Teams batting first have made 200+ in the previous eight T20 matches (7 in IPL) in .Delhi, our resident Statman Sampath informs me.\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Short and angled across him, Porel swivels and pulls it out along the ground behind .square leg\nArcher to Rahul, 1 wide .Bumped in short around off, Rahul barely moves as it sails over him. Wide called .immediately .That was the first extra of the day!\nArcher to Rahul, OUT .Holes out to deep midwicket! It's a back of length delivery, not short enough to pull .maybe, but Rahul has to pull the trigger. Tries to hammer it on the leg side but gets no .elevation on it. It goes flat to Hetmyer, who grabs it just inches above the ground! .Royals continue to impose themselves on this ground and Archer gets Rahul for the .first time in the IPL!. That was a legcutter from Archer .KL Rahul c Hetmyer b Archer 38 (32b 2x4 2x6 39m) SR: 118.75\nArcher to Stubbs, 1 run .On a length around off, Stubbs just gives it a gentle nudge towards mid-on and gets a .single to start off\nArcher to Abishek Porel, no run .Short ball angled across Porel, who sways back and tries to ramp it, but no luck. .Replays show that Porel did in fact get some bat on that, but Royals never appealed! .And that's the timeout. DC need to regroup and come up with a plan soon .Elsewhere, Indian sports' golden child going into the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, who went by .the wayside in the last few years, Saurabh Chaudhary's bronze medal at the World Cup .has sent another clear sign that he's back in the big time.\nHasaranga to Stubbs, no run .Googly outside off, Stubbs goes back and punches it to short cover\nHasaranga to Stubbs, no run .Oh beauty! Full outside off and it rips off the surface, spinning past the outside edge as .Stubbs pushes at it!\nHasaranga to Stubbs, SIX runs .Massive! Tossed up full outside off, a bit too full, and Stubbs is quick to slog-sweep this .all the way over deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Stubbs, 1 run .Looks to slash a legbreak outside off and it goes to Theekshana at short third on the .bounce as he slices it. But he lets the ball through, allowing a single\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, OUT .Porel falls the next ball he faces after getting that life! It's one that's going on with the .angle and Porel looks to go down the ground. Ends up hitting it off the toe end and .Parag takes a few steps in from long-off and pouches it! .Abishek Porel c Parag b Hasaranga 49 (37b 5x4 1x6 61m) SR: 132.43\nHasaranga to Axar Patel, 1 run .Legbreak on a length around middle and leg, Axar tucks it square on the leg side .As Axar walked out to bat, the umpire tried to check his bat using the gauge. Axar, deep .in conversation with Stubbs, continued to walk, with the umpire having to rush behind .him to complete the check. All done fine in the end as Axar and the official share a .laugh\nDeshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run .On a length on leg, clipped out to deep backward square\nDeshpande to Stubbs, 1 run .Slower bouncer outside off, Stubbs waits on it, gets on his toes and swats it along the .ground to deep midwicket\nDeshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run .On a length on leg, steered down to deep third\nDeshpande to Stubbs, 1 run .Length ball outside off, punched away through cover. Another single for DC\nDeshpande to Axar Patel, no run .Back of length around leg, Axar backs away and cuts it straight to backward point\nDeshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run .Slower bouncer angled across Axar, who waits on it and slaps it out to deep cover\nHasaranga to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Hasaranga drops it short and Axar capitalises! Rocks back and pulls this quite straight .of Hetmyer at deep midwicket. Hetmyer dived while running to his right but Axar has .done enough to beat his man\nHasaranga to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Now Hasaranga overcompensates and bowls it too full, outside off, and Axar hammers .a drive wide of long-off. Playing the field well here, is the DC captain\nHasaranga to Axar Patel, SIX runs .The fielders don't matter for this one! In the slot outside off, and he gets on one knee .and slogs it over cow corner! He has picked Hasaranga as his match-up and taking him .on\nHasaranga to Axar Patel, 1 run .Dropped a bit short around off and Axar just slaps it out towards long-off\nHasaranga to Stubbs, 2 runs .On a length around middle and off, Stubbs whips it between deep midwicket and deep .square and they get two .Is it time for DC to look beyond Jake Fraser-McGurk for now? .19.7K votes .No, he's a generational talent who needs backing .Yes, IPL is cut-throat. Pick the form player\nHasaranga to Stubbs, 2 runs .Dropped by Parag! Full, but flatter around off. Stubbs can't get underneath it as he goes .downtown. No elevation on that and Parag running in from long-on dives in front, but .can't hold on!\nTheekshana to Axar Patel, SIX runs .Fires in a full toss across Axar, who is quick to move across his stumps and pulls this .all the way behind square leg! .Around the wicket now\nTheekshana to Axar Patel, 1 run .Drills it in flat and full outside off, Axar pulls it off the inside half of the bat and gets it .wide of long-on\nTheekshana to Stubbs, 1 run .Dropped a bit short outside off, Stubbs backs away and looks to clatter it on the off .side, but picks out the extra cover fielder on the circle\nTheekshana to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Axar is here on a mission! Low full toss outside off and he slices it over backward point! .Reached out and got it over the fielder\nTheekshana to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Picks the gap beautifully! Theekshana goes a bit short around middle, Axar clears his .front leg and hammers a pull square of the deep midwicket fielder!\nTheekshana to Axar Patel, OUT .Holes out this time! Invaluable cameo comes to an end. It's another full toss and he .looks to go down the ground but he hits it too flat and Jurel grabs it running in from .long-on. Axar punches his helmet, while it's still on, as he walks out, but he's really .injected some much needed momentum into this innings .Axar Patel c Jurel b Theekshana 34 (14b 4x4 2x6 14m) SR: 242.85\nSandeep to Stubbs, 1 run .Dug in short outside off, slower ball of course, Stubbs waits and pulls it out to deep .midwicket\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run .Yorker around off, Ashutosh hits a picture-perfect straight drive but it goes back to the .bowler, who can only deflect it past the stumps at the non-striker's end. That was .technically a chance for Sandeep, but it was very low and he only got his fingertips on .that\nSandeep to Stubbs, 1 run .Sandeep sticks to slower bouncers outside off, Stubbs again goes across and pulls it to .the leg side for a single\nSandeep to Ashutosh, no run .Bouncer around off, Ashutosh looks to ramp. Doesn't seem to connect but this time .Samson appeals rather animatedly! And they review it too! Ashutosh's bat was up like a .periscope, but he survives as UltraEdge confirms there was no contact with the ball. It .swooshed by very close!\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Slower ball on a length and quite wide. Ashutosh looks to cut, but it's too far for him. .Too far for the umpire's liking as well\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 2 runs .On a length outside off, Ashutosh punches it behind point. The deep point fielder runs to .his left and makes a good stop. Hetmyer was the fielder .Sampath with another nugget: Porel and Rahul scored 41 off the six overs against .spinners with 3 fours and a six. Since then, 43 runs scored off spinners in three overs .with 4 fours and 3 sixes.\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run .Yorker just outside off, as he spots Ashutosh move across his stumps. Ashutosh .manages to squeeze it into the vacant midwicket area for a quick single\nArcher to Ashutosh, FOUR runs .Starts off with a wide yorker, but Ashutosh manages to open his face and squeeze it .fine on the off side! Beats short third and gets a boundary\nArcher to Ashutosh, 1 run .On a length outside off, Ashutosh goes back to pull it out to deep midwicket\nArcher to Stubbs, FOUR runs .Superb innovation from Stubbs! Goes well across the stumps and Archer follows him .with a pace-off length ball. Stubbs waits on it and then scoops it fine on the leg side .with enough power to clear the short fine leg fielder\nArcher to Stubbs, 1 run .Yorker down leg, following Stubbs who had backed away. He manages to open his face .and squeeze it out to short third for a quick run\nArcher to Ashutosh, FOUR runs .Excellent from Ashutosh! Short ball angled into him, Ashutosh backs away and opens .the face to glide it over the keeper! And well fine of short third\nArcher to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Bouncer outside off, Ashutosh goes across but doesn't attempt a shot in the end due to .the height on that. Wide called by the umpire .Umpire having a word with Samson about standing too deep! He was almost at the .circle!\nArcher to Ashutosh, 1 leg bye .Full around middle and leg, Ashutosh looks to heave it away but misses. Goes square .off his pads and they take the leg bye\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Sandeep starts off with a wide! Not quite yorker length but that was what he was .attempting. Just past the tramline\nSandeep to Ashutosh, no run .Full outside off, pace off, and Ashutosh misses out as he looks to go inside out\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Slower bouncer outside off, Ashutosh looks to ramp but misses. Immediately reviews .for wide not given. Ashutosh was on his toes at the crease trying to play that. And that's .given wide!\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Now goes for a yorker around leg, Ashutosh looks to clip it away and it slides down. .Wide again\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Another wide! This time it's a wide bouncer gone wrong. It just slips out of his hand and .goes very wide\nSandeep to Ashutosh, (no ball) 1 run .Full toss on leg this time, and he clips it out to deep square leg. But wait, Sandeep has .overstepped! Free hit coming up! .Six runs of one legal delivery in this over so far!\nSandeep to Stubbs, FOUR runs .Too full, too straight and punished! Stubbs whips this free hit away in the gap behind .square!\nSandeep to Stubbs, SIX runs .Into the stands! Sandeep is going wayward now, and bowls another full toss on the .stumps. Stubbs has no problem smashing this over cow corner!\nSandeep to Stubbs, 1 run .Slower wide bouncer, Stubbs manages to pull it off the toe end to the long-on fielder .17 runs off this over already\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run .Bouncer is closer to the batter this time, swatted down to long-on again\nSandeep to Stubbs, 1 run .Sliced up and Theekshana drops a sitter! This is short and wide, stays low. Stubbs .loses his balance as he reaches out. The ball goes high and Theekshana settles under it .at backward point. But makes a meal of it to frustrate Sandeep Sharma even more! .See all photos","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs PBKS, 69th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, no run a sharp inswinger first ball! It starts from well outside off, but finishes full on the pads, as JFM clips towards the man at square leg BALLS 1780 WKTS 71 4s\/6s 269\/76 ECON 7.68 AVE 32.12\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, no run no foot movement from JFM, who leans into a drive off this fullish ball slightly wide of off. But the ball trickles to mid-on off the inside half of the bat\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs sliced aerially to deep point! He opens the face of the bat at this length delivery which is wide of off, and with Archer getting now swing, JFM throws his bat and gets four\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs one-bounce, and four over cover! Archer again bowls a length delivery, although this is closer to off than the previous ball. JFM lofts without really getting to the pitch of the ball, but that's his style, really\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run tighter line this time. Shorter side of a length around off, and seaming in. JFM punches towards cover for a quick single Porel facing his first ball. There's a slip for him too.\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 1 run shortish in length on leg, and Porel slightly opens his stance up to nudge to deep-backward square leg\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs chipped wide and over mid-on! Deshpande angles it across, and ends up bowling a lowish full toss around middle and off. Porel adjusts for the dip, and swipes at it across the line A quick reminder that you can follow live commentary for this game on ESPNcricinfo in Hindi as well.\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs some luck for Porel, and four runs for DC! He skips down the pitch, and as this length ball angles across to pitch outside off, Porel gets an outside edge wide of the keeper as he looks to hoick\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, SIX runs wow, superb shot! An effortless pick-up whip! The ball lands deep into the stands at deep-backward square leg. It was a fullish ball from Deshpande, but on Porel's pads. Porel simply waited, before dispatching it for six Abishek Porel strike rate in Powerplay overs155.35\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs four more! Porel reads the slower ball too! On a short of a length, and pitching just outside off, before shaping away. Porel plays late, and slashes at it to deep-backward point\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs pulled to deep midwicket! Deshpande looks clueless, while Porel bats like a boss! A short ball rising around off or thereabouts, and Porel rolls his wrists to pull along the ground for four more\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run a single to end the over! Quite a miracle! A slow full toss around middle, and Porel clips to deep square leg\n Archer to Abishek Porel, no run on a fullish length on middle, and Porel only manages to push it back towards Archer\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 1 run short delivery around middle stump at 145kph, and Porel is nearly beaten for pace. He plays an unconvincing pull towards deep square leg\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT a golf swing, but taken! Jaiswal, at extra cover, moves a few steps to his left, and takes it in front of his stomach. JFM hardly got any timing there, as Archer bowled on a short of a length on middle and off. His front leg was out of the way, and he seemed to have been by the pace and bounce as much as his own lack of technique, with his head facing down the ground. \n Archer to Nair, no run on a fullish length, and just outside off. Dabbed to point with a firm sound off the bat\n Archer to Nair, no run short ball, and Nair ducks! Archer bangs the ball on middle, and has Nair ducking, even as the ball finishes around leg stump for the keeper\n Archer to Nair, no run ohh, almost taken at square leg! The ball fell just short of the man there, after Nair took his eyes off for a second, before realising that this short ball didn't get up as much as he would have liked. He went for the pull off this 145kph delivery, mistimed it, and nearly fell\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, OUT A mix-up between Nair and Porel... and replays show Nair is juuuuust short of the crease at the non-striker's end! This is what happened earlier: Sandeep angled a length delivery into the left-hander from around the stumps, and pitched it around off. Porel went for the pull, bot got a bottom edge on to his leg. The ball trickled away towards backward point, and while Porel was looking at the ball, Nair was already halfway down the pitch. The throw went to Sandeep, and Nair was late in turning around \n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, no run almost a copy of the last ball, except for the run-out! Another bottom edge as Porel looked to pull a shortish ball, and the ball went behind the wicket\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run drives this fuller ball outside off to long-on Rahul facing his first ball\n Sandeep to Rahul, no run on the shorter side of a length, and angling in, as Sandeep bowls this from close to the stumps. Rahul dabs it down from off stump\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run good work by Parag at mid-off. He tumbles to his right to keep this to a single, after Rahul skips down and drives at this length ball in the channel outside off. Parag may have saved at least a run or two there\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run clipped to deep square leg, as this full ball swings back in to arrive very full, and on the stumps\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run full and dipping on leg, and flicked to deep midwicket\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run on the shorter side of a length, and quicker around sixth stump. Pushed towards cover point\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run very full - nearly a yorker - and drifting into middle. Driven to extra cover this time\n Theekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs whipped to deep square leg. It was a high-ish full toss, and arriving just outside leg. Even Rahul seemed surprised by that, although he played it well to bag four in the vacant region\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run advances down the pitch, and gets a leading edge towards cover point. The ball was on the shorter side on middle and off, and was a carrom ball, which Rahul looked to clip\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run fullish ball on middle and leg, and nudged off his pads towards square leg\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, no run an inswinging yorker arrives on middle, and Porel gets his front leg out of the way to squeeze it back to Sandeep\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run another yorker which shapes into Porel, although this one comes around off. He jams his bat down in time to clip towards square leg KL Rahul in IPL, 2025 INNS 5 RUNS 205 SR 157.69 AVE 68.33 HS 93*\n Sandeep to Rahul, no run excellent execution from Sandeep, as he nails another yorker. Rahul makes room and skips down the pitch, and can only manage to drag this ball arriving around off to mid-off\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run Sandeep switches to a short delivery outside off, and Rahul rolls his wrists to pull to deep midwicket Over the wicket to Porel now\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run another low full toss after an attempted yorker, and this time Porel drives from middle and off to mid-on for a hurried single\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle, and punched to long-on with a big swing of the arms from Rahul\n Deshpande to Rahul, 1 run on the shorter side of a length, and angling in to pitch on off. Pushed to long-on by closing the face of the bat\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run bowls this from wide of the crease, and goes short around middle. The ball shapes away to finish wide of off, as Porel pulls to deep midwicket with his bottom hand coming off\n Deshpande to Rahul, no run slower ball, and on the shorter side around fifth stump. The ball shaped in to finish closer to off, and was punched to point\n Deshpande to Rahul, SIX runs launched down the ground. Rahul has a free swing of the bat at this length delivery angling in and arriving just outside off, and clearing his front leg also helps him crash the ball\n Deshpande to Rahul, 1 run a bouncer on off, and Rahul opens his stance up to swat-pull to deep midwicket. He did well to ride the bounce there\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run a low full angling across, and coming on to Porel just outside off. Swiped wide of long-on for a single\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run tosses it up, and bowls quite full on leg stump. Driven hard to long-on by Porel\n Hasaranga to Rahul, no run very full again, as Hasaranga gives the ball some loop. It is just about on off, and Rahul drives on the bounce to the man at extra cover\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run full and slow, and around fifth stump. Swept to deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run the wrong 'un from Hasaranga, who bowls slow, and gets it to dip on a fullish length on middle. The ball ends around off, and is punched to long-on\n Hasaranga to Rahul, no run much fuller around off, and pushed towards cover by going low\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run on a length, and just outside off. It turns away, and Rahul punches to deep cover Time-out\n Theekshana to Rahul, 2 runs short of a length on middle, and Rahul nudges it towards midwicket. It was played softly, and Theekshana gave the chase, by which time the batters ran two\n Theekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs misfield at deep cover, and four!! Jurel was the man there moving to his left, but let the ball slip through after himself sliding on the field. It was a carrom ball from Theekshana, as Rahul made room early, and slapped hard at it\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run short in length again, but this pitches around off and turns in a bit. Punched to long-on\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run shorter side to the left-hander too, but this lands outside leg. It turns away slightly, and Porel mistimes a pull towards deep-backward square leg\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run again Rahul backs away, and this time Theekshana follows. He bowls full and outside leg, and Rahul clips to deep midwicket\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, no run again bowls short and just outside leg to Porel, who opens his stance up before looking to pull. But he misses, and is hit on his body\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run On a length on middle, and turning away. Pulled to long-on\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run ohh, beaten! Much slower from Hasaranga, who tossed it up and bowled full and outside off. It turned away as Porel looked to loft, and missed\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run another googly, but this one is quicker, and pitching on a fullish length on off. Punched to long-off by Porel KL Rahul vs Wanindu Hasaranga BALLS 29 RUNS 35 OUTS 1 SR 120.68 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run very full on middle and off, as it dips on to Rahul. Driven to long-on\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run this drifts away, and is full and outside off. Porel looks to drive, but misses again\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs cut away to deep-backward point. On a length, and wide-ish of off already, before turning away further. Porel waits, before slashing at it for four With that boundary, here's Abhimanyu back\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run Theekshana tosses this on a length and wide of off. Rahul reaches out and cuts it away to deep cover point\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run On a length angled across him, Porel cuts it fine but can't find the gap between backward point and short third\n Theekshana to Rahul, SIX runs Clears long-off! This is in the slot outside off, Rahul clears his front leg and lofts it stylishly down the ground. The fielder was leaping but Rahul got enough elevation on that\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run A drag down on leg, following Rahul who backed away. Rahul rocks back and pulls in front of square\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, no run Offbreak on a length on middle, steered to backward point\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run Full outside leg, eased to short fine for a single\n Parag to Abishek Porel, 1 run Bursts through the fielder! Floated very full outside off, Porel hammers a drive to point where the fielder can't hold on\n Parag to Rahul, no run Tossed up full around middle, Rahul eases it to cover\n Parag to Rahul, 1 run On a length around leg, tucked through midwicket for a single\n Parag to Abishek Porel, 1 run Full on middle, Porel comes down the track before clipping it through midwicket\n Parag to Rahul, 1 run Parag tosses it wide of off, and Rahul cuts it out to the off side sweeper Big shot coming?\n Parag to Abishek Porel, 2 runs Porel did try for the big shot but it doesn't come off. It's full around leg and he whips it to deep midwicket's right\n Archer to Rahul, 1 run Dug in short outside off, Rahul pulls it square on the leg side\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 2 runs Low full toss on middle and Porel can't capitalise! Whips it wide of long-on but the fielder gets there Delhi, our resident Statman Sampath informs me.\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 1 run Short and angled across him, Porel swivels and pulls it out along the ground behind square leg\n Archer to Rahul, 1 wide Bumped in short around off, Rahul barely moves as it sails over him. Wide called immediately That was the first extra of the day!\n Archer to Rahul, OUT Holes out to deep midwicket! It's a back of length delivery, not short enough to pull maybe, but Rahul has to pull the trigger. Tries to hammer it on the leg side but gets no elevation on it. It goes flat to Hetmyer, who grabs it just inches above the ground! Royals continue to impose themselves on this ground and Archer gets Rahul for the first time in the IPL!. That was a legcutter from Archer \n Archer to Stubbs, 1 run On a length around off, Stubbs just gives it a gentle nudge towards mid-on and gets a single to start off\n Archer to Abishek Porel, no run Short ball angled across Porel, who sways back and tries to ramp it, but no luck. Replays show that Porel did in fact get some bat on that, but Royals never appealed! And that's the timeout. DC need to regroup and come up with a plan soon Elsewhere, Indian sports' golden child going into the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, who went by the wayside in the last few years, Saurabh Chaudhary's bronze medal at the World Cup has sent another clear sign that he's back in the big time.\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, no run Googly outside off, Stubbs goes back and punches it to short cover\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, no run Oh beauty! Full outside off and it rips off the surface, spinning past the outside edge as Stubbs pushes at it!\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, SIX runs Massive! Tossed up full outside off, a bit too full, and Stubbs is quick to slog-sweep this all the way over deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, 1 run Looks to slash a legbreak outside off and it goes to Theekshana at short third on the bounce as he slices it. But he lets the ball through, allowing a single\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, OUT Porel falls the next ball he faces after getting that life! It's one that's going on with the angle and Porel looks to go down the ground. Ends up hitting it off the toe end and Parag takes a few steps in from long-off and pouches it! \n Hasaranga to Axar Patel, 1 run Legbreak on a length around middle and leg, Axar tucks it square on the leg side As Axar walked out to bat, the umpire tried to check his bat using the gauge. Axar, deep in conversation with Stubbs, continued to walk, with the umpire having to rush behind him to complete the check. All done fine in the end as Axar and the official share a laugh\n Deshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run On a length on leg, clipped out to deep backward square\n Deshpande to Stubbs, 1 run Slower bouncer outside off, Stubbs waits on it, gets on his toes and swats it along the ground to deep midwicket\n Deshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run On a length on leg, steered down to deep third\n Deshpande to Stubbs, 1 run Length ball outside off, punched away through cover. Another single for DC\n Deshpande to Axar Patel, no run Back of length around leg, Axar backs away and cuts it straight to backward point\n Deshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run Slower bouncer angled across Axar, who waits on it and slaps it out to deep cover\n Hasaranga to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Hasaranga drops it short and Axar capitalises! Rocks back and pulls this quite straight of Hetmyer at deep midwicket. Hetmyer dived while running to his right but Axar has done enough to beat his man\n Hasaranga to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Now Hasaranga overcompensates and bowls it too full, outside off, and Axar hammers a drive wide of long-off. Playing the field well here, is the DC captain\n Hasaranga to Axar Patel, SIX runs The fielders don't matter for this one! In the slot outside off, and he gets on one knee and slogs it over cow corner! He has picked Hasaranga as his match-up and taking him on\n Hasaranga to Axar Patel, 1 run Dropped a bit short around off and Axar just slaps it out towards long-off\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, 2 runs On a length around middle and off, Stubbs whips it between deep midwicket and deep square and they get two Is it time for DC to look beyond Jake Fraser-McGurk for now? 19.7K votes No, he's a generational talent who needs backing Yes, IPL is cut-throat. Pick the form player\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, 2 runs Dropped by Parag! Full, but flatter around off. Stubbs can't get underneath it as he goes downtown. No elevation on that and Parag running in from long-on dives in front, but can't hold on!\n Theekshana to Axar Patel, SIX runs Fires in a full toss across Axar, who is quick to move across his stumps and pulls this all the way behind square leg! Around the wicket now\n Theekshana to Axar Patel, 1 run Drills it in flat and full outside off, Axar pulls it off the inside half of the bat and gets it wide of long-on\n Theekshana to Stubbs, 1 run Dropped a bit short outside off, Stubbs backs away and looks to clatter it on the off side, but picks out the extra cover fielder on the circle\n Theekshana to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Axar is here on a mission! Low full toss outside off and he slices it over backward point! Reached out and got it over the fielder\n Theekshana to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Picks the gap beautifully! Theekshana goes a bit short around middle, Axar clears his front leg and hammers a pull square of the deep midwicket fielder!\n Theekshana to Axar Patel, OUT Holes out this time! Invaluable cameo comes to an end. It's another full toss and he looks to go down the ground but he hits it too flat and Jurel grabs it running in from long-on. Axar punches his helmet, while it's still on, as he walks out, but he's really injected some much needed momentum into this innings \n Sandeep to Stubbs, 1 run Dug in short outside off, slower ball of course, Stubbs waits and pulls it out to deep midwicket\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run Yorker around off, Ashutosh hits a picture-perfect straight drive but it goes back to the bowler, who can only deflect it past the stumps at the non-striker's end. That was technically a chance for Sandeep, but it was very low and he only got his fingertips on that\n Sandeep to Stubbs, 1 run Sandeep sticks to slower bouncers outside off, Stubbs again goes across and pulls it to the leg side for a single\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, no run Bouncer around off, Ashutosh looks to ramp. Doesn't seem to connect but this time Samson appeals rather animatedly! And they review it too! Ashutosh's bat was up like a periscope, but he survives as UltraEdge confirms there was no contact with the ball. It swooshed by very close!\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide Slower ball on a length and quite wide. Ashutosh looks to cut, but it's too far for him. Too far for the umpire's liking as well\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 2 runs On a length outside off, Ashutosh punches it behind point. The deep point fielder runs to his left and makes a good stop. Hetmyer was the fielder Sampath with another nugget: Porel and Rahul scored 41 off the six overs against spinners with 3 fours and a six. Since then, 43 runs scored off spinners in three overs with 4 fours and 3 sixes.\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run Yorker just outside off, as he spots Ashutosh move across his stumps. Ashutosh manages to squeeze it into the vacant midwicket area for a quick single\n Archer to Ashutosh, FOUR runs Starts off with a wide yorker, but Ashutosh manages to open his face and squeeze it fine on the off side! Beats short third and gets a boundary\n Archer to Ashutosh, 1 run On a length outside off, Ashutosh goes back to pull it out to deep midwicket\n Archer to Stubbs, FOUR runs Superb innovation from Stubbs! Goes well across the stumps and Archer follows him with a pace-off length ball. Stubbs waits on it and then scoops it fine on the leg side with enough power to clear the short fine leg fielder\n Archer to Stubbs, 1 run Yorker down leg, following Stubbs who had backed away. He manages to open his face and squeeze it out to short third for a quick run\n Archer to Ashutosh, FOUR runs Excellent from Ashutosh! Short ball angled into him, Ashutosh backs away and opens the face to glide it over the keeper! And well fine of short third\n Archer to Ashutosh, 1 wide Bouncer outside off, Ashutosh goes across but doesn't attempt a shot in the end due to the height on that. Wide called by the umpire Umpire having a word with Samson about standing too deep! He was almost at the circle!\n Archer to Ashutosh, 1 leg bye Full around middle and leg, Ashutosh looks to heave it away but misses. Goes square off his pads and they take the leg bye\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide Sandeep starts off with a wide! Not quite yorker length but that was what he was attempting. Just past the tramline\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, no run Full outside off, pace off, and Ashutosh misses out as he looks to go inside out\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide Slower bouncer outside off, Ashutosh looks to ramp but misses. Immediately reviews for wide not given. Ashutosh was on his toes at the crease trying to play that. And that's given wide!\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide Now goes for a yorker around leg, Ashutosh looks to clip it away and it slides down. Wide again\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide Another wide! This time it's a wide bouncer gone wrong. It just slips out of his hand and goes very wide\n Full toss on leg this time, and he clips it out to deep square leg. But wait, Sandeep has overstepped! Free hit coming up! Six runs of one legal delivery in this over so far!\n Sandeep to Stubbs, FOUR runs Too full, too straight and punished! Stubbs whips this free hit away in the gap behind square!\n Sandeep to Stubbs, SIX runs Into the stands! Sandeep is going wayward now, and bowls another full toss on the stumps. Stubbs has no problem smashing this over cow corner!\n Sandeep to Stubbs, 1 run Slower wide bouncer, Stubbs manages to pull it off the toe end to the long-on fielder 17 runs off this over already\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run Bouncer is closer to the batter this time, swatted down to long-on again\n Sandeep to Stubbs, 1 run Sliced up and Theekshana drops a sitter! This is short and wide, stays low. Stubbs loses his balance as he reaches out. The ball goes high and Theekshana settles under it at backward point. But makes a meal of it to frustrate Sandeep Sharma even more! See all photos","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","Abishek Porel","Ashutosh","Axar Patel","J Fraser-McGurk","Nair","Rahul","Stubbs"],"Runs":[49.0,49.0,15.0,34.0,9.0,0.0,38.0,34.0],"Balls_Faced":[37,37,11,14,6,3,32,18],"Fours":[5,5,2,4,2,0,2,2],"Sixes":[1,1,0,2,0,0,2,2],"S\/R":[132.43,132.43,136.36,242.86,150.0,0.0,118.75,188.89],"dismissal":["run out (Hasaranga\/Sandeep Sharma)","c Parag b Hasaranga","Not Out","c Jurel b Theekshana","c Jaiswal b Archer","Not Out","c Hetmyer b Archer","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Hasaranga","Parag","Sandeep","Theekshana"],"Balls":[24,18,24,6,24,24],"Runs_Given":[32.0,38.0,38.0,6.0,33.0,40.0],"Wickets":[2,0,1,0,0,1],"Overs":[4.0,3.0,4.0,1.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Starc to Salt, no run .fullish just outside off, shaping back in a touch. Salt gets onto the front foot and drives .it towards mid off . .Phil Salt vs Mitchell Starc .BALLS .9 .RUNS .19 .OUTS .0 .SR .211.11 .4s\/6s .1\/2\nStarc to Salt, no run .on a length now, and curving back into middle and leg. Salt has a swish at it and jams it .off the inside edge into his pads\nStarc to Salt, 5 wide .that has flown over everyone's heads! Banged into the track on middle and off. Kicks up .off the surface and sails over both the batter and the keeper. One bounce and into the .fence!\nStarc to Salt, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Salt throws his hands at it and jabs it towards deep .backward point .Kohli has scored 40 runs off 19 balls facing Starc in the IPL. Odds favouring the RCB .talisman\nStarc to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Kohli drops it into the off side and canters across to .the other end\nStarc to Salt, no run .length on middle and off. Salt gets a half stride forward and pushes it towards cover .This contest just feels like it could bubble over soon. Salt will want to break free, Starc .will want a wicket early\nStarc to Salt, no run .full and wide outside off. Salt is a little taken aback by how full that is and cannot waft .at it in time. Not a great deal of swing, but good variation on the length\nAxar Patel to Kohli, FOUR runs .sliced, and Kohli gets his first boundary! Back of a length on middle and off. Holds in .the surface and Kohli, looking to back away and cut it, gets enough bat to clear short .third! . .Virat Kohli vs Axar Patel .BALLS .72 .RUNS .82 .OUTS .1 .SR .113.88 .4s\/6s .6\/2\nAxar Patel to Kohli, no run .back of a length, angling into the stumps. Kohli stays put this time and taps it tamely .into the on side\nAxar Patel to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Kohli stabs it enough to mid on's right and picks up .a single\nAxar Patel to Salt, SIX runs .dragged down, and smashed into the stands! Not a great ball, sitting up on off stump. .Salt lines it up early and thunders it over deep mid wicket!\nAxar Patel to Salt, FOUR runs .this is another scorcher! Back of a length on middle and off. Salt stays leg side, gets his .hands through the ball and cracks it between extra cover and long off!\nAxar Patel to Salt, 1 run .pushed in on a length on leg stump. Salt presses half forward and pushes it towards .long off\nStarc to Salt, SIX runs .Salt goes bang! And this England-Australia contest is living up to its billing! Right in the .slot on middle and leg. Salt plants his front foot, goes through the line and pummels it .over the bowler's head!\nStarc to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt is seasoning this innings beautifully so far! On the fuller side again, angling across .the batter outside off. Salt throws the kitchen sink at it and flays it over point!\nStarc to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt is absolutely ripping Starc apart! Full again, on middle and off. Salt steps into the .stroke and muscles it to mid on's right! .Starc needs to pull his length back here. Salt is just sweating on that fuller length\nStarc to Salt, (no ball) FOUR runs .almost a catch, and to add insult to injury, it goes for four! And Starc has overstepped .too - DC under the pump very early! Fullish just outside off. Salt slices it a touch and .mid off is very interested for a while. He dives to his left but cannot cling on to a tough .chance, with the ball dribbling away to the fence! .Free hit coming up now. Starc has gone off the rails here. Around the wicket\nStarc to Salt, SIX runs .does not matter one bit to Salt! Not the cleanest connection Salt will ever make but .guess what, it all counts. Swipes at this back of a length ball outside off and sends it .flat into the sight-screen over the keeper's head. Off the top edge, of course\nStarc to Salt, 1 leg bye .zipped into the blockhole on the pads. Salt is a little late on the flick and the ball rolls off .his front pad into the on side .26 off the over already. Can Kohli take it into the 30s?\nStarc to Kohli, 4 leg byes .and it is 30 off the over! Not off the bat, but that will do for now as well. Kohli fails to .make contact to this back of a length ball on the hips, and the ball kisses his thigh pad .before bobbling away past short fine leg!\nAxar Patel to Salt, no run .length ball hung up wide outside off. Salt has a massive swish at it and only grabs a .handful of fresh air\nAxar Patel to Salt, 1 run .pushed in on a length on middle and off. Salt stays leg side and jabs it towards extra .cover\nAxar Patel to Kohli, SIX runs .Majestic! Just majestic! Darted into the slot on off stump. Kohli picks the line early, .backs away and then gets his hands through the ball, carving it over extra cover!\nAxar Patel to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length, following Kohli outside leg. He glances it towards short fine leg\nAxar Patel to Salt, OUT .oh dear - that is a terrible, terrible mix-up and Salt is outta here! Back of a length, .slanting into the stumps. Salt punches it towards extra cover and sets off for the single. .Kohli responds too initially and then sells Salt down the river. Salt has to turn back and .he slips a little too in that process. Dives, sprawls, does everything he can, but the throw .is right at the stumps, and Rahul is too quick for Salt. RCB lose their first and Salt, after .some fireworks, has been run-out! .Phil Salt run out (Nigam\/\u2020Rahul) 37 (17b 4x4 3x6 17m) SR: 217.64\nAxar Patel to Padikkal, 1 wide .darted into the blockhole just outside leg. Padikkal misses his flick and then seems to .over-balance. Rahul, though, cannot gather to take advantage\nAxar Patel to Padikkal, no run .back of a length just outside off. Padikkal goes back and taps it towards cover point\nNigam to Kohli, 1 run .angled in on a length on middle and leg. Kohli turns it towards mid wicket and scampers .across to the other end\nNigam to Padikkal, no run .slower on a full length on leg stump. Padikkal has a massive swipe across the line and .misses, getting rapped on the thigh for his troubles\nNigam to Padikkal, no run .googly on a back of a length outside off. Padikkal hops back and cuts it towards .backward point. Good work to his right by Ashutosh\nNigam to Padikkal, 1 run .short on leg stump. Padikkal rocks onto the back foot and pulls it towards deep mid .wicket .This has been a good over so far. Just two off it\nNigam to Kohli, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Comes on with the angle and cramps Kohli, who can .only defend it next to him with soft hands\nNigam to Kohli, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Skids off the surface and Kohli does not have the .room to free his arms. Jabs it towards cover point\nMukesh Kumar to Padikkal, no run .back of a length outside off. Seems to hold in the surface a little and Padikkal, standing .up on his toes, cuts it towards extra cover\nMukesh Kumar to Padikkal, no run .back of a length just outside off. Padikkal looks to work to leg but is early into his .stroke. Off the inside edge into his body\nMukesh Kumar to Padikkal, no run .back of a length, pushed across the batter outside off. Padikkal goes fishing at it and .only connects with the fresh Bengaluru air .Three dots in a row. Something could give soon...\nMukesh Kumar to Padikkal, OUT .Padikkal perishes, and the Capitals have something to show for the pressure they have .been applying! Back of a length just outside off. Padikkal looks to punch on the up but .the lack of pace off the surface leads to his undoing. Might have been a cutter, which .explains him losing control of his bottom hand. Tame lob towards mid on, and Axar .makes no mistake. Mukesh has a wicket in his first over, and RCB have hit a snag after .the early pyrotechnics! .Devdutt Padikkal c Patel b Mukesh Kumar 1 (8b 0x4 0x6 8m) SR:\nMukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run .banged into the track, angling into leg stump. Padikkal thinks about playing at it first .before opting to duck under it\nMukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run .oh! Hard length on middle and off. Sticks in the surface again and Patidar nearly pops it .straight back to Mukesh. A wicket-maiden to end a powerplay that saw RCB begin like .a house on fire!\nNigam to Kohli, 1 run .flighted up full and wide. Kohli bends his back knee, reaches out for it and slaps it .towards long off\nNigam to Patidar, 1 run .tossed up fuller outside off. Patidar gets to the pitch of the ball and drives it powerfully .to long off\nNigam to Kohli, SIX runs .Kohli breaks the shackles! Floated up into the slot outside off and Kohli is all over it. .Gets down on the slog sweep and thumps it over long on!\nNigam to Kohli, 1 run .full on middle and off. Kohli gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long off\nNigam to Patidar, 1 run .angled in on a length on middle and leg. Patidar plays with the angle and helps it round .the corner towards short fine leg\nNigam to Kohli, OUT .Nigam takes out Kohli, and the Chinnaswamy sounds like a library now! Fizzed through, .with the length also pulled back outside off. Drops on Kohli late and he gets nowhere .near the pitch of the ball as he tries to go inside-out. Has to play an ugly-looking slap in .the end and cannot control it. Skews it towards long off, where Starc charges around to .his left and slides forward to send Kohli on his way. Massive, massive wicket! .Virat Kohli c Starc b Nigam 22 (14b 1x4 2x6 32m) SR: 157.14\nAxar Patel to Patidar, no run .back of a length outside off. Patidar hangs back and pats it towards extra cover\nAxar Patel to Patidar, 2 runs .goes a mile up, and just evades Faf du Plessis! If du Plessis cannot get there, perhaps .no one could have. On a length outside off. Patidar swings at it with all his might and .cuts across it too much. du Plessis runs back from extra cover, but cannot quite get .there\nAxar Patel to Patidar, SIX runs .gets this right, and this sails over the fence! Half-tracker outside off and Patidar .accepts that offering with open arms. Sits deep in his crease and mauls it over cow .corner! . .Rajat Patidar vs Axar Patel .BALLS .17 .RUNS .29 .OUTS .1 .SR .170.58 .4s\/6s .0\/3\nAxar Patel to Patidar, no run .angled in on a length on off. Patidar comes forward and plays it back towards the .bowler, who dives sharply to his left and saves a single\nAxar Patel to Patidar, 1 run .pushed in on a length on middle and off. Patidar eases it down the ground to long off\nAxar Patel to Livingstone, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Livingstone backs away early and cuts it past .backward point and towards deep point to get off the mark\nKuldeep to Livingstone, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Livingstone lets the ball come to him before tucking it off .his hips towards short fine leg\nKuldeep to Patidar, 1 run .googly on a back of a length just outside off. Patidar goes back and knocks it to long on\nKuldeep to Livingstone, no run .tossed up full just outside off. Livingstone lunges forward and defends\nKuldeep to Livingstone, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Livingstone hangs back and drops it into the off side for a .single\nKuldeep to Patidar, 2 runs .dragged down just outside off. Patidar sets himself up and pulls it enough to deep mid .wicket's left to bag a brace\nKuldeep to Patidar, no run .Rahul whips off the bails, but has he gotten his man?! Googly on a length just outside .off. Patidar has an almighty heave across the line and connects with fresh air. Rahul .takes the bails off but Patidar's back foot was grounded behind the crease at all times .Time for a pause. RCB would have been chuffed with how the first three overs and a bit .went. But once Salt was dismissed, this innings has stalled, especially with Padikkal and .Kohli also joining him in the shed. Patidar is out there and he, along with Livingstone .can do some serious damage, meaning that much of the DC chat, at the time-out, could .be around how to keep taking wickets\nMohit to Livingstone, 1 run .hard length just outside off. Livingstone uses the pace on offer and runs it down to deep .third\nMohit to Patidar, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Patidar gets up on his toes and cuts it fiercely towards deep .point\nMohit to Livingstone, OUT .that is a soft, soft dismissal, and Mohit has gotten rid of Livingstone in his first over! .Badgers that hard length outside off. Livingstone sits deep in his crease and tries to .smash it into Cubbon Park. Loses his shape completely, though, and is also flummoxed .by the extra bounce. Loops up off the splice and backward point does the rest! .Liam Livingstone c AR Sharma b MM Sharma 4 (6b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 66.66\nMohit to Jitesh Sharma, no run .banged into the track outside off. Jitesh watches it go through to the keeper. That .seemed to come off slow as well\nMohit to Jitesh Sharma, no run .another bumper outside off. Jitesh thinks about the pull this time but bails out of the .stroke at the very end. Called second bouncer for the over, even though Jitesh wants a .wide\nMohit to Jitesh Sharma, no run .on a length just outside off. Jitesh gets onto the front foot and defends","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs RCB, 24th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Starc to Salt, no run fullish just outside off, shaping back in a touch. Salt gets onto the front foot and drives it towards mid off Phil Salt vs Mitchell Starc BALLS 9 RUNS 19 OUTS 0 SR 211.11 4s\/6s 1\/2\n Starc to Salt, no run on a length now, and curving back into middle and leg. Salt has a swish at it and jams it off the inside edge into his pads\n Starc to Salt, 5 wide that has flown over everyone's heads! Banged into the track on middle and off. Kicks up off the surface and sails over both the batter and the keeper. One bounce and into the fence!\n Starc to Salt, 1 run back of a length outside off. Salt throws his hands at it and jabs it towards deep backward point Kohli has scored 40 runs off 19 balls facing Starc in the IPL. Odds favouring the RCB talisman\n Starc to Kohli, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Kohli drops it into the off side and canters across to the other end\n Starc to Salt, no run length on middle and off. Salt gets a half stride forward and pushes it towards cover This contest just feels like it could bubble over soon. Salt will want to break free, Starc will want a wicket early\n Starc to Salt, no run full and wide outside off. Salt is a little taken aback by how full that is and cannot waft at it in time. Not a great deal of swing, but good variation on the length\n Axar Patel to Kohli, FOUR runs sliced, and Kohli gets his first boundary! Back of a length on middle and off. Holds in the surface and Kohli, looking to back away and cut it, gets enough bat to clear short third! Virat Kohli vs Axar Patel BALLS 72 RUNS 82 OUTS 1 SR 113.88 4s\/6s 6\/2\n Axar Patel to Kohli, no run back of a length, angling into the stumps. Kohli stays put this time and taps it tamely into the on side\n Axar Patel to Kohli, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Kohli stabs it enough to mid on's right and picks up a single\n Axar Patel to Salt, SIX runs dragged down, and smashed into the stands! Not a great ball, sitting up on off stump. Salt lines it up early and thunders it over deep mid wicket!\n Axar Patel to Salt, FOUR runs this is another scorcher! Back of a length on middle and off. Salt stays leg side, gets his hands through the ball and cracks it between extra cover and long off!\n Axar Patel to Salt, 1 run pushed in on a length on leg stump. Salt presses half forward and pushes it towards long off\n Starc to Salt, SIX runs Salt goes bang! And this England-Australia contest is living up to its billing! Right in the slot on middle and leg. Salt plants his front foot, goes through the line and pummels it over the bowler's head!\n Starc to Salt, FOUR runs Salt is seasoning this innings beautifully so far! On the fuller side again, angling across the batter outside off. Salt throws the kitchen sink at it and flays it over point!\n Starc to Salt, FOUR runs Salt is absolutely ripping Starc apart! Full again, on middle and off. Salt steps into the stroke and muscles it to mid on's right! Starc needs to pull his length back here. Salt is just sweating on that fuller length\n almost a catch, and to add insult to injury, it goes for four! And Starc has overstepped too - DC under the pump very early! Fullish just outside off. Salt slices it a touch and mid off is very interested for a while. He dives to his left but cannot cling on to a tough chance, with the ball dribbling away to the fence! Free hit coming up now. Starc has gone off the rails here. Around the wicket\n Starc to Salt, SIX runs does not matter one bit to Salt! Not the cleanest connection Salt will ever make but guess what, it all counts. Swipes at this back of a length ball outside off and sends it flat into the sight-screen over the keeper's head. Off the top edge, of course\n Starc to Salt, 1 leg bye zipped into the blockhole on the pads. Salt is a little late on the flick and the ball rolls off his front pad into the on side 26 off the over already. Can Kohli take it into the 30s?\n Starc to Kohli, 4 leg byes and it is 30 off the over! Not off the bat, but that will do for now as well. Kohli fails to make contact to this back of a length ball on the hips, and the ball kisses his thigh pad before bobbling away past short fine leg!\n Axar Patel to Salt, no run length ball hung up wide outside off. Salt has a massive swish at it and only grabs a handful of fresh air\n Axar Patel to Salt, 1 run pushed in on a length on middle and off. Salt stays leg side and jabs it towards extra cover\n Axar Patel to Kohli, SIX runs Majestic! Just majestic! Darted into the slot on off stump. Kohli picks the line early, backs away and then gets his hands through the ball, carving it over extra cover!\n Axar Patel to Kohli, 1 run back of a length, following Kohli outside leg. He glances it towards short fine leg\n Axar Patel to Salt, OUT oh dear - that is a terrible, terrible mix-up and Salt is outta here! Back of a length, slanting into the stumps. Salt punches it towards extra cover and sets off for the single. Kohli responds too initially and then sells Salt down the river. Salt has to turn back and he slips a little too in that process. Dives, sprawls, does everything he can, but the throw is right at the stumps, and Rahul is too quick for Salt. RCB lose their first and Salt, after some fireworks, has been run-out! \n Axar Patel to Padikkal, 1 wide darted into the blockhole just outside leg. Padikkal misses his flick and then seems to over-balance. Rahul, though, cannot gather to take advantage\n Axar Patel to Padikkal, no run back of a length just outside off. Padikkal goes back and taps it towards cover point\n Nigam to Kohli, 1 run angled in on a length on middle and leg. Kohli turns it towards mid wicket and scampers across to the other end\n Nigam to Padikkal, no run slower on a full length on leg stump. Padikkal has a massive swipe across the line and misses, getting rapped on the thigh for his troubles\n Nigam to Padikkal, no run googly on a back of a length outside off. Padikkal hops back and cuts it towards backward point. Good work to his right by Ashutosh\n Nigam to Padikkal, 1 run short on leg stump. Padikkal rocks onto the back foot and pulls it towards deep mid wicket This has been a good over so far. Just two off it\n Nigam to Kohli, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Comes on with the angle and cramps Kohli, who can only defend it next to him with soft hands\n Nigam to Kohli, no run back of a length on middle and off. Skids off the surface and Kohli does not have the room to free his arms. Jabs it towards cover point\n Mukesh Kumar to Padikkal, no run back of a length outside off. Seems to hold in the surface a little and Padikkal, standing up on his toes, cuts it towards extra cover\n Mukesh Kumar to Padikkal, no run back of a length just outside off. Padikkal looks to work to leg but is early into his stroke. Off the inside edge into his body\n Mukesh Kumar to Padikkal, no run back of a length, pushed across the batter outside off. Padikkal goes fishing at it and only connects with the fresh Bengaluru air Three dots in a row. Something could give soon...\n Mukesh Kumar to Padikkal, OUT Padikkal perishes, and the Capitals have something to show for the pressure they have been applying! Back of a length just outside off. Padikkal looks to punch on the up but the lack of pace off the surface leads to his undoing. Might have been a cutter, which explains him losing control of his bottom hand. Tame lob towards mid on, and Axar makes no mistake. Mukesh has a wicket in his first over, and RCB have hit a snag after the early pyrotechnics! \n Mukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run banged into the track, angling into leg stump. Padikkal thinks about playing at it first before opting to duck under it\n Mukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run oh! Hard length on middle and off. Sticks in the surface again and Patidar nearly pops it straight back to Mukesh. A wicket-maiden to end a powerplay that saw RCB begin like a house on fire!\n Nigam to Kohli, 1 run flighted up full and wide. Kohli bends his back knee, reaches out for it and slaps it towards long off\n Nigam to Patidar, 1 run tossed up fuller outside off. Patidar gets to the pitch of the ball and drives it powerfully to long off\n Nigam to Kohli, SIX runs Kohli breaks the shackles! Floated up into the slot outside off and Kohli is all over it. Gets down on the slog sweep and thumps it over long on!\n Nigam to Kohli, 1 run full on middle and off. Kohli gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long off\n Nigam to Patidar, 1 run angled in on a length on middle and leg. Patidar plays with the angle and helps it round the corner towards short fine leg\n Nigam to Kohli, OUT Nigam takes out Kohli, and the Chinnaswamy sounds like a library now! Fizzed through, with the length also pulled back outside off. Drops on Kohli late and he gets nowhere near the pitch of the ball as he tries to go inside-out. Has to play an ugly-looking slap in the end and cannot control it. Skews it towards long off, where Starc charges around to his left and slides forward to send Kohli on his way. Massive, massive wicket! \n Axar Patel to Patidar, no run back of a length outside off. Patidar hangs back and pats it towards extra cover\n Axar Patel to Patidar, 2 runs goes a mile up, and just evades Faf du Plessis! If du Plessis cannot get there, perhaps no one could have. On a length outside off. Patidar swings at it with all his might and cuts across it too much. du Plessis runs back from extra cover, but cannot quite get there\n Axar Patel to Patidar, SIX runs gets this right, and this sails over the fence! Half-tracker outside off and Patidar accepts that offering with open arms. Sits deep in his crease and mauls it over cow corner! Rajat Patidar vs Axar Patel BALLS 17 RUNS 29 OUTS 1 SR 170.58 4s\/6s 0\/3\n Axar Patel to Patidar, no run angled in on a length on off. Patidar comes forward and plays it back towards the bowler, who dives sharply to his left and saves a single\n Axar Patel to Patidar, 1 run pushed in on a length on middle and off. Patidar eases it down the ground to long off\n Axar Patel to Livingstone, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Livingstone backs away early and cuts it past backward point and towards deep point to get off the mark\n Kuldeep to Livingstone, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Livingstone lets the ball come to him before tucking it off his hips towards short fine leg\n Kuldeep to Patidar, 1 run googly on a back of a length just outside off. Patidar goes back and knocks it to long on\n Kuldeep to Livingstone, no run tossed up full just outside off. Livingstone lunges forward and defends\n Kuldeep to Livingstone, 1 run back of a length outside off. Livingstone hangs back and drops it into the off side for a single\n Kuldeep to Patidar, 2 runs dragged down just outside off. Patidar sets himself up and pulls it enough to deep mid wicket's left to bag a brace\n Kuldeep to Patidar, no run Rahul whips off the bails, but has he gotten his man?! Googly on a length just outside off. Patidar has an almighty heave across the line and connects with fresh air. Rahul takes the bails off but Patidar's back foot was grounded behind the crease at all times Time for a pause. RCB would have been chuffed with how the first three overs and a bit went. But once Salt was dismissed, this innings has stalled, especially with Padikkal and Kohli also joining him in the shed. Patidar is out there and he, along with Livingstone can do some serious damage, meaning that much of the DC chat, at the time-out, could be around how to keep taking wickets\n Mohit to Livingstone, 1 run hard length just outside off. Livingstone uses the pace on offer and runs it down to deep third\n Mohit to Patidar, 1 run short and wide outside off. Patidar gets up on his toes and cuts it fiercely towards deep point\n Mohit to Livingstone, OUT that is a soft, soft dismissal, and Mohit has gotten rid of Livingstone in his first over! Badgers that hard length outside off. Livingstone sits deep in his crease and tries to smash it into Cubbon Park. Loses his shape completely, though, and is also flummoxed by the extra bounce. Loops up off the splice and backward point does the rest! \n Mohit to Jitesh Sharma, no run banged into the track outside off. Jitesh watches it go through to the keeper. That seemed to come off slow as well\n Mohit to Jitesh Sharma, no run another bumper outside off. Jitesh thinks about the pull this time but bails out of the stroke at the very end. Called second bouncer for the over, even though Jitesh wants a wide\n Mohit to Jitesh Sharma, no run on a length just outside off. 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Salt gets onto the front foot and drives .it towards mid off . .Phil Salt vs Mitchell Starc .BALLS .9 .RUNS .19 .OUTS .0 .SR .211.11 .4s\/6s .1\/2\nStarc to Salt, no run .on a length now, and curving back into middle and leg. Salt has a swish at it and jams it .off the inside edge into his pads\nStarc to Salt, 5 wide .that has flown over everyone's heads! Banged into the track on middle and off. Kicks up .off the surface and sails over both the batter and the keeper. One bounce and into the .fence!\nStarc to Salt, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Salt throws his hands at it and jabs it towards deep .backward point .Kohli has scored 40 runs off 19 balls facing Starc in the IPL. Odds favouring the RCB .talisman\nStarc to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Kohli drops it into the off side and canters across to .the other end\nStarc to Salt, no run .length on middle and off. Salt gets a half stride forward and pushes it towards cover .This contest just feels like it could bubble over soon. Salt will want to break free, Starc .will want a wicket early\nStarc to Salt, no run .full and wide outside off. Salt is a little taken aback by how full that is and cannot waft .at it in time. Not a great deal of swing, but good variation on the length\nAxar Patel to Kohli, FOUR runs .sliced, and Kohli gets his first boundary! Back of a length on middle and off. Holds in .the surface and Kohli, looking to back away and cut it, gets enough bat to clear short .third! . .Virat Kohli vs Axar Patel .BALLS .72 .RUNS .82 .OUTS .1 .SR .113.88 .4s\/6s .6\/2\nAxar Patel to Kohli, no run .back of a length, angling into the stumps. Kohli stays put this time and taps it tamely .into the on side\nAxar Patel to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Kohli stabs it enough to mid on's right and picks up .a single\nAxar Patel to Salt, SIX runs .dragged down, and smashed into the stands! Not a great ball, sitting up on off stump. .Salt lines it up early and thunders it over deep mid wicket!\nAxar Patel to Salt, FOUR runs .this is another scorcher! Back of a length on middle and off. Salt stays leg side, gets his .hands through the ball and cracks it between extra cover and long off!\nAxar Patel to Salt, 1 run .pushed in on a length on leg stump. Salt presses half forward and pushes it towards .long off\nStarc to Salt, SIX runs .Salt goes bang! And this England-Australia contest is living up to its billing! Right in the .slot on middle and leg. Salt plants his front foot, goes through the line and pummels it .over the bowler's head!\nStarc to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt is seasoning this innings beautifully so far! On the fuller side again, angling across .the batter outside off. Salt throws the kitchen sink at it and flays it over point!\nStarc to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt is absolutely ripping Starc apart! Full again, on middle and off. Salt steps into the .stroke and muscles it to mid on's right! .Starc needs to pull his length back here. Salt is just sweating on that fuller length\nStarc to Salt, (no ball) FOUR runs .almost a catch, and to add insult to injury, it goes for four! And Starc has overstepped .too - DC under the pump very early! Fullish just outside off. Salt slices it a touch and .mid off is very interested for a while. He dives to his left but cannot cling on to a tough .chance, with the ball dribbling away to the fence! .Free hit coming up now. Starc has gone off the rails here. Around the wicket\nStarc to Salt, SIX runs .does not matter one bit to Salt! Not the cleanest connection Salt will ever make but .guess what, it all counts. Swipes at this back of a length ball outside off and sends it .flat into the sight-screen over the keeper's head. Off the top edge, of course\nStarc to Salt, 1 leg bye .zipped into the blockhole on the pads. Salt is a little late on the flick and the ball rolls off .his front pad into the on side .26 off the over already. Can Kohli take it into the 30s?\nStarc to Kohli, 4 leg byes .and it is 30 off the over! Not off the bat, but that will do for now as well. Kohli fails to .make contact to this back of a length ball on the hips, and the ball kisses his thigh pad .before bobbling away past short fine leg!\nAxar Patel to Salt, no run .length ball hung up wide outside off. Salt has a massive swish at it and only grabs a .handful of fresh air\nAxar Patel to Salt, 1 run .pushed in on a length on middle and off. Salt stays leg side and jabs it towards extra .cover\nAxar Patel to Kohli, SIX runs .Majestic! Just majestic! Darted into the slot on off stump. Kohli picks the line early, .backs away and then gets his hands through the ball, carving it over extra cover!\nAxar Patel to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length, following Kohli outside leg. He glances it towards short fine leg\nAxar Patel to Salt, OUT .oh dear - that is a terrible, terrible mix-up and Salt is outta here! Back of a length, .slanting into the stumps. Salt punches it towards extra cover and sets off for the single. .Kohli responds too initially and then sells Salt down the river. Salt has to turn back and .he slips a little too in that process. Dives, sprawls, does everything he can, but the throw .is right at the stumps, and Rahul is too quick for Salt. RCB lose their first and Salt, after .some fireworks, has been run-out! .Phil Salt run out (Nigam\/\u2020Rahul) 37 (17b 4x4 3x6 17m) SR: 217.64\nAxar Patel to Padikkal, 1 wide .darted into the blockhole just outside leg. Padikkal misses his flick and then seems to .over-balance. Rahul, though, cannot gather to take advantage\nAxar Patel to Padikkal, no run .back of a length just outside off. Padikkal goes back and taps it towards cover point\nNigam to Kohli, 1 run .angled in on a length on middle and leg. Kohli turns it towards mid wicket and scampers .across to the other end\nNigam to Padikkal, no run .slower on a full length on leg stump. Padikkal has a massive swipe across the line and .misses, getting rapped on the thigh for his troubles\nNigam to Padikkal, no run .googly on a back of a length outside off. Padikkal hops back and cuts it towards .backward point. Good work to his right by Ashutosh\nNigam to Padikkal, 1 run .short on leg stump. Padikkal rocks onto the back foot and pulls it towards deep mid .wicket .This has been a good over so far. Just two off it\nNigam to Kohli, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Comes on with the angle and cramps Kohli, who can .only defend it next to him with soft hands\nNigam to Kohli, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Skids off the surface and Kohli does not have the .room to free his arms. Jabs it towards cover point\nMukesh Kumar to Padikkal, no run .back of a length outside off. Seems to hold in the surface a little and Padikkal, standing .up on his toes, cuts it towards extra cover\nMukesh Kumar to Padikkal, no run .back of a length just outside off. Padikkal looks to work to leg but is early into his .stroke. Off the inside edge into his body\nMukesh Kumar to Padikkal, no run .back of a length, pushed across the batter outside off. Padikkal goes fishing at it and .only connects with the fresh Bengaluru air .Three dots in a row. Something could give soon...\nMukesh Kumar to Padikkal, OUT .Padikkal perishes, and the Capitals have something to show for the pressure they have .been applying! Back of a length just outside off. Padikkal looks to punch on the up but .the lack of pace off the surface leads to his undoing. Might have been a cutter, which .explains him losing control of his bottom hand. Tame lob towards mid on, and Axar .makes no mistake. Mukesh has a wicket in his first over, and RCB have hit a snag after .the early pyrotechnics! .Devdutt Padikkal c Patel b Mukesh Kumar 1 (8b 0x4 0x6 8m) SR:\nMukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run .banged into the track, angling into leg stump. Padikkal thinks about playing at it first .before opting to duck under it\nMukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run .oh! Hard length on middle and off. Sticks in the surface again and Patidar nearly pops it .straight back to Mukesh. A wicket-maiden to end a powerplay that saw RCB begin like .a house on fire!\nNigam to Kohli, 1 run .flighted up full and wide. Kohli bends his back knee, reaches out for it and slaps it .towards long off\nNigam to Patidar, 1 run .tossed up fuller outside off. Patidar gets to the pitch of the ball and drives it powerfully .to long off\nNigam to Kohli, SIX runs .Kohli breaks the shackles! Floated up into the slot outside off and Kohli is all over it. .Gets down on the slog sweep and thumps it over long on!\nNigam to Kohli, 1 run .full on middle and off. Kohli gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long off\nNigam to Patidar, 1 run .angled in on a length on middle and leg. Patidar plays with the angle and helps it round .the corner towards short fine leg\nNigam to Kohli, OUT .Nigam takes out Kohli, and the Chinnaswamy sounds like a library now! Fizzed through, .with the length also pulled back outside off. Drops on Kohli late and he gets nowhere .near the pitch of the ball as he tries to go inside-out. Has to play an ugly-looking slap in .the end and cannot control it. Skews it towards long off, where Starc charges around to .his left and slides forward to send Kohli on his way. Massive, massive wicket! .Virat Kohli c Starc b Nigam 22 (14b 1x4 2x6 32m) SR: 157.14\nAxar Patel to Patidar, no run .back of a length outside off. Patidar hangs back and pats it towards extra cover\nAxar Patel to Patidar, 2 runs .goes a mile up, and just evades Faf du Plessis! If du Plessis cannot get there, perhaps .no one could have. On a length outside off. Patidar swings at it with all his might and .cuts across it too much. du Plessis runs back from extra cover, but cannot quite get .there\nAxar Patel to Patidar, SIX runs .gets this right, and this sails over the fence! Half-tracker outside off and Patidar .accepts that offering with open arms. Sits deep in his crease and mauls it over cow .corner! . .Rajat Patidar vs Axar Patel .BALLS .17 .RUNS .29 .OUTS .1 .SR .170.58 .4s\/6s .0\/3\nAxar Patel to Patidar, no run .angled in on a length on off. Patidar comes forward and plays it back towards the .bowler, who dives sharply to his left and saves a single\nAxar Patel to Patidar, 1 run .pushed in on a length on middle and off. Patidar eases it down the ground to long off\nAxar Patel to Livingstone, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Livingstone backs away early and cuts it past .backward point and towards deep point to get off the mark\nKuldeep to Livingstone, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Livingstone lets the ball come to him before tucking it off .his hips towards short fine leg\nKuldeep to Patidar, 1 run .googly on a back of a length just outside off. Patidar goes back and knocks it to long on\nKuldeep to Livingstone, no run .tossed up full just outside off. Livingstone lunges forward and defends\nKuldeep to Livingstone, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Livingstone hangs back and drops it into the off side for a .single\nKuldeep to Patidar, 2 runs .dragged down just outside off. Patidar sets himself up and pulls it enough to deep mid .wicket's left to bag a brace\nKuldeep to Patidar, no run .Rahul whips off the bails, but has he gotten his man?! Googly on a length just outside .off. Patidar has an almighty heave across the line and connects with fresh air. Rahul .takes the bails off but Patidar's back foot was grounded behind the crease at all times .Time for a pause. RCB would have been chuffed with how the first three overs and a bit .went. But once Salt was dismissed, this innings has stalled, especially with Padikkal and .Kohli also joining him in the shed. Patidar is out there and he, along with Livingstone .can do some serious damage, meaning that much of the DC chat, at the time-out, could .be around how to keep taking wickets\nMohit to Livingstone, 1 run .hard length just outside off. Livingstone uses the pace on offer and runs it down to deep .third\nMohit to Patidar, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Patidar gets up on his toes and cuts it fiercely towards deep .point\nMohit to Livingstone, OUT .that is a soft, soft dismissal, and Mohit has gotten rid of Livingstone in his first over! .Badgers that hard length outside off. Livingstone sits deep in his crease and tries to .smash it into Cubbon Park. Loses his shape completely, though, and is also flummoxed .by the extra bounce. Loops up off the splice and backward point does the rest! .Liam Livingstone c AR Sharma b MM Sharma 4 (6b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 66.66\nMohit to Jitesh Sharma, no run .banged into the track outside off. Jitesh watches it go through to the keeper. That .seemed to come off slow as well\nMohit to Jitesh Sharma, no run .another bumper outside off. Jitesh thinks about the pull this time but bails out of the .stroke at the very end. Called second bouncer for the over, even though Jitesh wants a .wide\nMohit to Jitesh Sharma, no run .on a length just outside off. Jitesh gets onto the front foot and defends\nStarc to Patidar, 1 run .full on middle and leg. Patidar gets forward and flicks it towards long on\nStarc to Jitesh Sharma, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Jitesh gets up on his toes and drops it right beside .him with soft hands\nStarc to Jitesh Sharma, no run .juicy full toss wide outside off. Jitesh throws his hands at it and misses. Touch-and-go .on the wide, but the umpire is happy with it\nStarc to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Jitesh waits for it and opens his bat face to run it down to .deep third\nStarc to Patidar, 1 run .hard length just outside off. Patidar hops up onto his toes and dabs it towards deep .third\nStarc to Jitesh Sharma, no run .low full toss outside off. Jitesh jams down on it and with an open bat face, guides it .towards backward point. There is a mix-up between the two batters, but no damage .done on this occasion. Just three runs off this over\nMohit to Patidar, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Patidar rises with the bounce and punches it towards deep .point\nMohit to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .very full just outside off. Jitesh digs it out towards mid off and calls for the single. Has .to hustle but makes it in the end, helped by Axar missing the stumps\nMohit to Patidar, no run .hard length just outside off. A bit of nip back in and Patidar, hanging back, jabs it .towards extra cover .Jitesh Sharma has been a key player for RCB this season, playing high-impact knocks .when he has come in to bat late and also helping arrest a collapse when needed. He has .credited former RCB wicketkeeper and current team mentor Dinesh Karthik for\nMohit to Patidar, FOUR runs .edged and four! Back of a length wide outside off. Patidar throws the plumbing at it and .the ball flies off the outer half of the bat, clearing backward point!\nMohit to Patidar, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Patidar gets up on his toes and works it towards .deep mid wicket\nMohit to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .shortish outside off. Jitesh waits for it and cuts it neatly towards deep point. Keeps .strike\nKuldeep to Jitesh Sharma, no run .huge appeal, not given! If Jitesh has not hit that, this could be very close! Fizzed in .nicely on a full length just outside off. Grips in the surface and spins back a shade. .Jitesh, looking for the sweep, seems to play all around it and gets rapped on the front .pad. DC have a chat, and then go upstairs. Well well. No bat involved. And this could be .very close now. Ball Tracking comes up...and it shows the ball would have clipped the .outside of off stump. Umpire's Call, and Jitesh stays!\nKuldeep to Jitesh Sharma, OUT .oh dear - Jitesh will not want to watch that again! Googly on a back of a length on .middle and leg. Sticks in the surface and Jitesh, shaping to tug it away into the leg side, .gets caught in an awful tangle. Hangs his bat out in the end, perhaps because he has .nowhere to go, and the ball spoons up. Rahul calls early, and Kuldeep is on the board. .Jitesh departs for an 11-ball 3, and RCB are in a bit of bother here! .Jitesh Sharma c \u2020Rahul b Kuldeep Yadav 3 (11b 0x4 0x6 15m) SR: 27.27\nKuldeep to Krunal, no run .flighted up full just outside off. Krunal picks the leg-spinner, presses forward and .smothers it .Slip is in place, by the way\nKuldeep to Krunal, 1 run .shorter and wider outside off. Spins away and Krunal, hanging back, jabs it towards .sweeper cover\nKuldeep to Patidar, 1 run .pushed in on a length on leg stump. Patidar waits for it and glances it towards short fine .leg\nKuldeep to Krunal, 1 run .floated up full just outside off. Krunal gets to the pitch of the ball and drives it to long .off .The second time-out of the innings is upon us. DC the much happier side now, and they .will want to further tighten the screws. RCB, though, still have Patidar out there, and as .long as that is the case, they will feel they can get to 180, which on a surface that has .seemed sluggish and two-paced, could be a good score\nMukesh Kumar to Krunal, 2 runs .just over! Banged into the track outside off. Krunal jumps up onto his toes, catches up .with it and cloths it over mid wicket for a brace\nMukesh Kumar to Krunal, 2 runs .very full outside off. Krunal jams down on it and squirts it off the inside edge towards .fine leg. Consecutive braces for the all-rounder\nMukesh Kumar to Krunal, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Krunal waits for it and runs it down to deep third\nMukesh Kumar to Patidar, 1 run .angled in full on the pads. Patidar plants his front foot and swings it away towards fine .leg .Over the wicket to Krunal now\nMukesh Kumar to Krunal, no run .hard length on middle and leg, and that may be a response to Krunal advancing. He has .to adjust and drops it into the off side\nMukesh Kumar to Krunal, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Krunal stands up tall and punches it crisply towards mid .off. Axar sprawls to his left and ensures it is just a single. Top effort\nKuldeep to Krunal, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Krunal hangs back and prods it towards the bowler\nKuldeep to Krunal, FOUR runs .up and over! Given a bit of air just outside off and Krunal is down the track in a flash. .Gets close enough to the ball and bangs it over the bowler's head!\nKuldeep to Krunal, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Krunal goes back and turns it towards long on\nKuldeep to Patidar, no run .slowed up on a length outside off. Patidar tries to smash it into next week and only .connects with fresh air. Might not have picked the googly\nKuldeep to Patidar, OUT .goes a mile up, and Rahul will not drop that. Not even in his sleep. A deafening silence .engulfs the Chinnaswamy, and Kuldeep strikes again! Tossed up beautifully on a fullish .length on middle and leg. Dips and drops on Patidar devilishly and he is not to the pitch .of the ball. Aims to go too square as well, and that means the ball only goes straight up .off the leading edge. Rahul calls early, and Rahul snares it. RCB in real trouble now! .Rajat Patidar c \u2020Rahul b Kuldeep Yadav 25 (23b 1x4 1x6 40m) SR: 108.69\nKuldeep to David, no run .googly on a back of a length on middle stump. David reads it off the pitch and defends .with soft hands into the off side\nNigam to Krunal, 1 run .length just outside off. Krunal gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long on\nNigam to David, no run .back of a length just outside off. Skips off the surface and fizzes through. David, .hanging back, blocks it into the off side\nNigam to David, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. David goes back and punches it towards sweeper .cover\nNigam to Krunal, no run .slider on a back of a length just outside off. Skids off the surface and Krunal, looking to .jab it into the off side, is beaten for pace\nNigam to Krunal, no run .hung up on a length wide outside off. Krunal slashes at it and slices it on the bounce to .short third\nNigam to Krunal, 2 runs .fired in full on the pads. Krunal gets onto the front foot and flicks it enough to long on's .left to saunter back for two\nKuldeep to David, 1 run .googly on a back of a length on leg stump. David hops back and tugs it towards deep .mid wicket\nKuldeep to Krunal, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Krunal uses the turn and works it towards deep .backward square leg\nKuldeep to David, 1 run .length on leg stump. David opens up his stance a touch and eases it towards deep mid .wicket\nKuldeep to Krunal, 1 run .thrown up full and wide. Krunal reaches out for it and drills it towards sweeper cover\nKuldeep to David, no run .googly on a back of a length on off. David has no clue about this and sees the ball whiz .past the outside edge of his bat. Beaten all ends up\nKuldeep to David, no run .back of a length on the stumps and this spins back in to cramp David up. He stabs it .hurriedly into the on side and his designs of a single are thwarted by Kuldeep\nNigam to Krunal, OUT .Vipraj Nigam lands another blow, and the Chinnaswamy is stunned again! Googly hung .up on a length wide outside off. Krunal looks to go inside-out but perhaps tries to hit it .too hard. Loses shape completely and the ball spins away enough to skew off the .outside half of the bat. Ashutosh gobbles up the chance at backward point, and that will .be that for Krunal with the bat tonight! .Krunal Pandya c Sharma b Nigam 18 (18b 1x4 0x6 19m) SR: 100\nNigam to Bhuvneshwar, no run .tossed up full just outside off. Bhuvneshwar gets onto the front foot and defends\nNigam to Bhuvneshwar, no run .pakad le, says Rahul but that does not carry! Back of a length just outside off. .Bhuvneshwar dangles his bat and nearly pops it back to the bowler\nNigam to Bhuvneshwar, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Bhuvneshwar tucks it off his hips into the square leg .region\nNigam to David, 1 run .back of a length outside off. David goes back and pushes it towards extra cover. Good .work by Ferreira, down to his right. Ferreira is on as a sub for du Plessis\nNigam to Bhuvneshwar, no run .peach! Zipped through on a length outside off. Bhuvneshwar plays the flat trajectory .and hangs back. The ball pitches, spins away and breezes past the outside edge\nAxar Patel to David, SIX runs .David pounds Axar away for his first six! Back of a length just outside off. Sits up a little .for David and he rocks back to smash it flat over the wide long on fence!\nAxar Patel to David, FOUR runs .follows up the six with a four! David is turning it on now! Shortish outside off. David .hangs back in his crease and scythes it through point!\nAxar Patel to David, no run .on the shorter side again, outside off. David looks to repeat the dose but cuts it straight .to backward point this time\nAxar Patel to David, SIX runs .Tim David is bringing the Chinnaswamy to life! Fuller and floatier outside off. David .plants his front foot and smokes it over long off!\nAxar Patel to David, no run .length outside off. Skids off the surface a little and David chops it towards backward .point\nAxar Patel to David, 1 run .back of a length wide outside off. David reaches out for it and cuts it towards deep .point. Keeps strike for the start of the 20th and that is the perfect outcome for RCB\nMukesh Kumar to David, 1 wide .Rahul celebrates for a caught-behind, but the umpire calls it a wide. DC review! Banged .into the track and angling into leg stump. David has a swipe at it and seems to miss it. .But Rahul is adamant the ball has grazed the glove. Might need replays to figure this .one out. Well well. Flat line as the ball passes the bat, and the wide call stays. Rahul's .confidence a little misplaced on that occasion!\nMukesh Kumar to David, SIX runs .kaboom! Six number three for Tim David tonight! Juicy full toss outside off and that is .a proper buffet ball for David. He lays into it and slams it over the wide long off fence!\nMukesh Kumar to David, no run .shortish on leg stump and this seems to skid onto David. He has a swish at it and helps .it straight to short fine leg\nMukesh Kumar to David, SIX runs .just over the fence! David is making RCB believe! Dug in short again, just outside off. .David swings his blade like an axe and even though he does not get all of it, he gets .enough to clear deep backward square leg!\nMukesh Kumar to David, no run .excellent yorker on the pad. David digs it out towards deep square leg and says no to .the single, which is the right call at this stage .Two balls left in the over. David can easily push RCB close to 170\nMukesh Kumar to David, 1 wide .gets the leg-stump yorker wrong and slides this a mile down leg. David misses and the .umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide .Looks like David wants a change of gloves. Gearing himself up for one final tilt at .Mukesh and the Capitals\nMukesh Kumar to David, 1 wide .another wayward ball. This is banged half-way into the track and angles well down leg. .Left alone by David and called a wide\nMukesh Kumar to David, no run .zipped into the blockhole on leg stump. David plays all around it and the ball skims off .his back pad towards the keeper. Mukesh appealed for the lbw but that was heading .comfortably down leg\nMukesh Kumar to David, FOUR runs .David finishes with a boundary, and RCB end up with 163! Full, wide and also in the .slot. David has to reach out but the extra room he has, allows him to crash this over .extra cover. David has played a delightful cameo here, and RCB have something to play .with now! .Kuldeep Yadav: Very important to stick to the length, it is very important. When you get .a wicket like this, very important to put revs on the ball. That is important for any wrist- .spinner, and was trying to spin the ball as much as possible. The wicket is very good to .bat on. With the dimensions, you focus on the length. You don't want to go fuller. .Sticking to the length has been key, and seeing what the batters are trying to do. Vipraj .bowled in the powerplay. Spoke to KL bhai and he said that a few balls were holding. .Had a chat with Axar as well - that was our plan, just to spin the ball and read what the .batters were doing. The wicket is a bit sticky as well, and it was important to get wickets .in the middle overs. I don't think there is any dew, and that is a good sign for the RCB .bowling unit. 164 is a good total, but looking at the conditions here, it is more like .chaseable. .Nigam and Kuldeep were the standout bowlers for the Capitals. Both used their .variations and bamboozled the batters with their combination of drift, dip and flight. .Mohit also fared well whenever called upon, with Mukesh also doing the same, until .being parked to different parts of the ground by David in the 20th. Starc and Axar were .slightly more disappointing. Axar's decision to bowl the 19th also backfired .spectacularly, and that means DC now have to chase 164, which may not seem much, .but is probably 10 more than they would have been hoping for, given where they were .after 18 overs. Join us in a bit for the chase!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs RCB, 24th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Starc to Salt, no run fullish just outside off, shaping back in a touch. Salt gets onto the front foot and drives it towards mid off Phil Salt vs Mitchell Starc BALLS 9 RUNS 19 OUTS 0 SR 211.11 4s\/6s 1\/2\n Starc to Salt, no run on a length now, and curving back into middle and leg. Salt has a swish at it and jams it off the inside edge into his pads\n Starc to Salt, 5 wide that has flown over everyone's heads! Banged into the track on middle and off. Kicks up off the surface and sails over both the batter and the keeper. One bounce and into the fence!\n Starc to Salt, 1 run back of a length outside off. Salt throws his hands at it and jabs it towards deep backward point Kohli has scored 40 runs off 19 balls facing Starc in the IPL. Odds favouring the RCB talisman\n Starc to Kohli, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Kohli drops it into the off side and canters across to the other end\n Starc to Salt, no run length on middle and off. Salt gets a half stride forward and pushes it towards cover This contest just feels like it could bubble over soon. Salt will want to break free, Starc will want a wicket early\n Starc to Salt, no run full and wide outside off. Salt is a little taken aback by how full that is and cannot waft at it in time. Not a great deal of swing, but good variation on the length\n Axar Patel to Kohli, FOUR runs sliced, and Kohli gets his first boundary! Back of a length on middle and off. Holds in the surface and Kohli, looking to back away and cut it, gets enough bat to clear short third! Virat Kohli vs Axar Patel BALLS 72 RUNS 82 OUTS 1 SR 113.88 4s\/6s 6\/2\n Axar Patel to Kohli, no run back of a length, angling into the stumps. Kohli stays put this time and taps it tamely into the on side\n Axar Patel to Kohli, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Kohli stabs it enough to mid on's right and picks up a single\n Axar Patel to Salt, SIX runs dragged down, and smashed into the stands! Not a great ball, sitting up on off stump. Salt lines it up early and thunders it over deep mid wicket!\n Axar Patel to Salt, FOUR runs this is another scorcher! Back of a length on middle and off. Salt stays leg side, gets his hands through the ball and cracks it between extra cover and long off!\n Axar Patel to Salt, 1 run pushed in on a length on leg stump. Salt presses half forward and pushes it towards long off\n Starc to Salt, SIX runs Salt goes bang! And this England-Australia contest is living up to its billing! Right in the slot on middle and leg. Salt plants his front foot, goes through the line and pummels it over the bowler's head!\n Starc to Salt, FOUR runs Salt is seasoning this innings beautifully so far! On the fuller side again, angling across the batter outside off. Salt throws the kitchen sink at it and flays it over point!\n Starc to Salt, FOUR runs Salt is absolutely ripping Starc apart! Full again, on middle and off. Salt steps into the stroke and muscles it to mid on's right! Starc needs to pull his length back here. Salt is just sweating on that fuller length\n almost a catch, and to add insult to injury, it goes for four! And Starc has overstepped too - DC under the pump very early! Fullish just outside off. Salt slices it a touch and mid off is very interested for a while. He dives to his left but cannot cling on to a tough chance, with the ball dribbling away to the fence! Free hit coming up now. Starc has gone off the rails here. Around the wicket\n Starc to Salt, SIX runs does not matter one bit to Salt! Not the cleanest connection Salt will ever make but guess what, it all counts. Swipes at this back of a length ball outside off and sends it flat into the sight-screen over the keeper's head. Off the top edge, of course\n Starc to Salt, 1 leg bye zipped into the blockhole on the pads. Salt is a little late on the flick and the ball rolls off his front pad into the on side 26 off the over already. Can Kohli take it into the 30s?\n Starc to Kohli, 4 leg byes and it is 30 off the over! Not off the bat, but that will do for now as well. Kohli fails to make contact to this back of a length ball on the hips, and the ball kisses his thigh pad before bobbling away past short fine leg!\n Axar Patel to Salt, no run length ball hung up wide outside off. Salt has a massive swish at it and only grabs a handful of fresh air\n Axar Patel to Salt, 1 run pushed in on a length on middle and off. Salt stays leg side and jabs it towards extra cover\n Axar Patel to Kohli, SIX runs Majestic! Just majestic! Darted into the slot on off stump. Kohli picks the line early, backs away and then gets his hands through the ball, carving it over extra cover!\n Axar Patel to Kohli, 1 run back of a length, following Kohli outside leg. He glances it towards short fine leg\n Axar Patel to Salt, OUT oh dear - that is a terrible, terrible mix-up and Salt is outta here! Back of a length, slanting into the stumps. Salt punches it towards extra cover and sets off for the single. Kohli responds too initially and then sells Salt down the river. Salt has to turn back and he slips a little too in that process. Dives, sprawls, does everything he can, but the throw is right at the stumps, and Rahul is too quick for Salt. RCB lose their first and Salt, after some fireworks, has been run-out! \n Axar Patel to Padikkal, 1 wide darted into the blockhole just outside leg. Padikkal misses his flick and then seems to over-balance. Rahul, though, cannot gather to take advantage\n Axar Patel to Padikkal, no run back of a length just outside off. Padikkal goes back and taps it towards cover point\n Nigam to Kohli, 1 run angled in on a length on middle and leg. Kohli turns it towards mid wicket and scampers across to the other end\n Nigam to Padikkal, no run slower on a full length on leg stump. Padikkal has a massive swipe across the line and misses, getting rapped on the thigh for his troubles\n Nigam to Padikkal, no run googly on a back of a length outside off. Padikkal hops back and cuts it towards backward point. Good work to his right by Ashutosh\n Nigam to Padikkal, 1 run short on leg stump. Padikkal rocks onto the back foot and pulls it towards deep mid wicket This has been a good over so far. Just two off it\n Nigam to Kohli, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Comes on with the angle and cramps Kohli, who can only defend it next to him with soft hands\n Nigam to Kohli, no run back of a length on middle and off. Skids off the surface and Kohli does not have the room to free his arms. Jabs it towards cover point\n Mukesh Kumar to Padikkal, no run back of a length outside off. Seems to hold in the surface a little and Padikkal, standing up on his toes, cuts it towards extra cover\n Mukesh Kumar to Padikkal, no run back of a length just outside off. Padikkal looks to work to leg but is early into his stroke. Off the inside edge into his body\n Mukesh Kumar to Padikkal, no run back of a length, pushed across the batter outside off. Padikkal goes fishing at it and only connects with the fresh Bengaluru air Three dots in a row. Something could give soon...\n Mukesh Kumar to Padikkal, OUT Padikkal perishes, and the Capitals have something to show for the pressure they have been applying! Back of a length just outside off. Padikkal looks to punch on the up but the lack of pace off the surface leads to his undoing. Might have been a cutter, which explains him losing control of his bottom hand. Tame lob towards mid on, and Axar makes no mistake. Mukesh has a wicket in his first over, and RCB have hit a snag after the early pyrotechnics! \n Mukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run banged into the track, angling into leg stump. Padikkal thinks about playing at it first before opting to duck under it\n Mukesh Kumar to Patidar, no run oh! Hard length on middle and off. Sticks in the surface again and Patidar nearly pops it straight back to Mukesh. A wicket-maiden to end a powerplay that saw RCB begin like a house on fire!\n Nigam to Kohli, 1 run flighted up full and wide. Kohli bends his back knee, reaches out for it and slaps it towards long off\n Nigam to Patidar, 1 run tossed up fuller outside off. Patidar gets to the pitch of the ball and drives it powerfully to long off\n Nigam to Kohli, SIX runs Kohli breaks the shackles! Floated up into the slot outside off and Kohli is all over it. Gets down on the slog sweep and thumps it over long on!\n Nigam to Kohli, 1 run full on middle and off. Kohli gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long off\n Nigam to Patidar, 1 run angled in on a length on middle and leg. Patidar plays with the angle and helps it round the corner towards short fine leg\n Nigam to Kohli, OUT Nigam takes out Kohli, and the Chinnaswamy sounds like a library now! Fizzed through, with the length also pulled back outside off. Drops on Kohli late and he gets nowhere near the pitch of the ball as he tries to go inside-out. Has to play an ugly-looking slap in the end and cannot control it. Skews it towards long off, where Starc charges around to his left and slides forward to send Kohli on his way. Massive, massive wicket! \n Axar Patel to Patidar, no run back of a length outside off. Patidar hangs back and pats it towards extra cover\n Axar Patel to Patidar, 2 runs goes a mile up, and just evades Faf du Plessis! If du Plessis cannot get there, perhaps no one could have. On a length outside off. Patidar swings at it with all his might and cuts across it too much. du Plessis runs back from extra cover, but cannot quite get there\n Axar Patel to Patidar, SIX runs gets this right, and this sails over the fence! Half-tracker outside off and Patidar accepts that offering with open arms. Sits deep in his crease and mauls it over cow corner! Rajat Patidar vs Axar Patel BALLS 17 RUNS 29 OUTS 1 SR 170.58 4s\/6s 0\/3\n Axar Patel to Patidar, no run angled in on a length on off. Patidar comes forward and plays it back towards the bowler, who dives sharply to his left and saves a single\n Axar Patel to Patidar, 1 run pushed in on a length on middle and off. Patidar eases it down the ground to long off\n Axar Patel to Livingstone, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Livingstone backs away early and cuts it past backward point and towards deep point to get off the mark\n Kuldeep to Livingstone, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Livingstone lets the ball come to him before tucking it off his hips towards short fine leg\n Kuldeep to Patidar, 1 run googly on a back of a length just outside off. Patidar goes back and knocks it to long on\n Kuldeep to Livingstone, no run tossed up full just outside off. Livingstone lunges forward and defends\n Kuldeep to Livingstone, 1 run back of a length outside off. Livingstone hangs back and drops it into the off side for a single\n Kuldeep to Patidar, 2 runs dragged down just outside off. Patidar sets himself up and pulls it enough to deep mid wicket's left to bag a brace\n Kuldeep to Patidar, no run Rahul whips off the bails, but has he gotten his man?! Googly on a length just outside off. Patidar has an almighty heave across the line and connects with fresh air. Rahul takes the bails off but Patidar's back foot was grounded behind the crease at all times Time for a pause. RCB would have been chuffed with how the first three overs and a bit went. But once Salt was dismissed, this innings has stalled, especially with Padikkal and Kohli also joining him in the shed. Patidar is out there and he, along with Livingstone can do some serious damage, meaning that much of the DC chat, at the time-out, could be around how to keep taking wickets\n Mohit to Livingstone, 1 run hard length just outside off. Livingstone uses the pace on offer and runs it down to deep third\n Mohit to Patidar, 1 run short and wide outside off. Patidar gets up on his toes and cuts it fiercely towards deep point\n Mohit to Livingstone, OUT that is a soft, soft dismissal, and Mohit has gotten rid of Livingstone in his first over! Badgers that hard length outside off. Livingstone sits deep in his crease and tries to smash it into Cubbon Park. Loses his shape completely, though, and is also flummoxed by the extra bounce. Loops up off the splice and backward point does the rest! \n Mohit to Jitesh Sharma, no run banged into the track outside off. Jitesh watches it go through to the keeper. That seemed to come off slow as well\n Mohit to Jitesh Sharma, no run another bumper outside off. Jitesh thinks about the pull this time but bails out of the stroke at the very end. Called second bouncer for the over, even though Jitesh wants a wide\n Mohit to Jitesh Sharma, no run on a length just outside off. Jitesh gets onto the front foot and defends\n Starc to Patidar, 1 run full on middle and leg. Patidar gets forward and flicks it towards long on\n Starc to Jitesh Sharma, no run back of a length on middle and off. Jitesh gets up on his toes and drops it right beside him with soft hands\n Starc to Jitesh Sharma, no run juicy full toss wide outside off. Jitesh throws his hands at it and misses. Touch-and-go on the wide, but the umpire is happy with it\n Starc to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run back of a length outside off. Jitesh waits for it and opens his bat face to run it down to deep third\n Starc to Patidar, 1 run hard length just outside off. Patidar hops up onto his toes and dabs it towards deep third\n Starc to Jitesh Sharma, no run low full toss outside off. Jitesh jams down on it and with an open bat face, guides it towards backward point. There is a mix-up between the two batters, but no damage done on this occasion. Just three runs off this over\n Mohit to Patidar, 1 run back of a length outside off. Patidar rises with the bounce and punches it towards deep point\n Mohit to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run very full just outside off. Jitesh digs it out towards mid off and calls for the single. Has to hustle but makes it in the end, helped by Axar missing the stumps\n Mohit to Patidar, no run hard length just outside off. A bit of nip back in and Patidar, hanging back, jabs it towards extra cover Jitesh Sharma has been a key player for RCB this season, playing high-impact knocks when he has come in to bat late and also helping arrest a collapse when needed. He has credited former RCB wicketkeeper and current team mentor Dinesh Karthik for\n Mohit to Patidar, FOUR runs edged and four! Back of a length wide outside off. Patidar throws the plumbing at it and the ball flies off the outer half of the bat, clearing backward point!\n Mohit to Patidar, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Patidar gets up on his toes and works it towards deep mid wicket\n Mohit to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run shortish outside off. Jitesh waits for it and cuts it neatly towards deep point. Keeps strike\n Kuldeep to Jitesh Sharma, no run huge appeal, not given! If Jitesh has not hit that, this could be very close! Fizzed in nicely on a full length just outside off. Grips in the surface and spins back a shade. Jitesh, looking for the sweep, seems to play all around it and gets rapped on the front pad. DC have a chat, and then go upstairs. Well well. No bat involved. And this could be very close now. Ball Tracking comes up...and it shows the ball would have clipped the outside of off stump. Umpire's Call, and Jitesh stays!\n Kuldeep to Jitesh Sharma, OUT oh dear - Jitesh will not want to watch that again! Googly on a back of a length on middle and leg. Sticks in the surface and Jitesh, shaping to tug it away into the leg side, gets caught in an awful tangle. Hangs his bat out in the end, perhaps because he has nowhere to go, and the ball spoons up. Rahul calls early, and Kuldeep is on the board. Jitesh departs for an 11-ball 3, and RCB are in a bit of bother here! \n Kuldeep to Krunal, no run flighted up full just outside off. Krunal picks the leg-spinner, presses forward and smothers it Slip is in place, by the way\n Kuldeep to Krunal, 1 run shorter and wider outside off. Spins away and Krunal, hanging back, jabs it towards sweeper cover\n Kuldeep to Patidar, 1 run pushed in on a length on leg stump. Patidar waits for it and glances it towards short fine leg\n Kuldeep to Krunal, 1 run floated up full just outside off. Krunal gets to the pitch of the ball and drives it to long off The second time-out of the innings is upon us. DC the much happier side now, and they will want to further tighten the screws. RCB, though, still have Patidar out there, and as long as that is the case, they will feel they can get to 180, which on a surface that has seemed sluggish and two-paced, could be a good score\n Mukesh Kumar to Krunal, 2 runs just over! Banged into the track outside off. Krunal jumps up onto his toes, catches up with it and cloths it over mid wicket for a brace\n Mukesh Kumar to Krunal, 2 runs very full outside off. Krunal jams down on it and squirts it off the inside edge towards fine leg. Consecutive braces for the all-rounder\n Mukesh Kumar to Krunal, 1 run back of a length outside off. Krunal waits for it and runs it down to deep third\n Mukesh Kumar to Patidar, 1 run angled in full on the pads. Patidar plants his front foot and swings it away towards fine leg Over the wicket to Krunal now\n Mukesh Kumar to Krunal, no run hard length on middle and leg, and that may be a response to Krunal advancing. He has to adjust and drops it into the off side\n Mukesh Kumar to Krunal, 1 run back of a length outside off. Krunal stands up tall and punches it crisply towards mid off. Axar sprawls to his left and ensures it is just a single. Top effort\n Kuldeep to Krunal, no run back of a length on middle and off. Krunal hangs back and prods it towards the bowler\n Kuldeep to Krunal, FOUR runs up and over! Given a bit of air just outside off and Krunal is down the track in a flash. Gets close enough to the ball and bangs it over the bowler's head!\n Kuldeep to Krunal, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Krunal goes back and turns it towards long on\n Kuldeep to Patidar, no run slowed up on a length outside off. Patidar tries to smash it into next week and only connects with fresh air. Might not have picked the googly\n Kuldeep to Patidar, OUT goes a mile up, and Rahul will not drop that. Not even in his sleep. A deafening silence engulfs the Chinnaswamy, and Kuldeep strikes again! Tossed up beautifully on a fullish length on middle and leg. Dips and drops on Patidar devilishly and he is not to the pitch of the ball. Aims to go too square as well, and that means the ball only goes straight up off the leading edge. Rahul calls early, and Rahul snares it. RCB in real trouble now! \n Kuldeep to David, no run googly on a back of a length on middle stump. David reads it off the pitch and defends with soft hands into the off side\n Nigam to Krunal, 1 run length just outside off. Krunal gets onto the front foot and knocks it to long on\n Nigam to David, no run back of a length just outside off. Skips off the surface and fizzes through. David, hanging back, blocks it into the off side\n Nigam to David, 1 run back of a length just outside off. David goes back and punches it towards sweeper cover\n Nigam to Krunal, no run slider on a back of a length just outside off. Skids off the surface and Krunal, looking to jab it into the off side, is beaten for pace\n Nigam to Krunal, no run hung up on a length wide outside off. Krunal slashes at it and slices it on the bounce to short third\n Nigam to Krunal, 2 runs fired in full on the pads. Krunal gets onto the front foot and flicks it enough to long on's left to saunter back for two\n Kuldeep to David, 1 run googly on a back of a length on leg stump. David hops back and tugs it towards deep mid wicket\n Kuldeep to Krunal, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Krunal uses the turn and works it towards deep backward square leg\n Kuldeep to David, 1 run length on leg stump. David opens up his stance a touch and eases it towards deep mid wicket\n Kuldeep to Krunal, 1 run thrown up full and wide. Krunal reaches out for it and drills it towards sweeper cover\n Kuldeep to David, no run googly on a back of a length on off. David has no clue about this and sees the ball whiz past the outside edge of his bat. Beaten all ends up\n Kuldeep to David, no run back of a length on the stumps and this spins back in to cramp David up. He stabs it hurriedly into the on side and his designs of a single are thwarted by Kuldeep\n Nigam to Krunal, OUT Vipraj Nigam lands another blow, and the Chinnaswamy is stunned again! Googly hung up on a length wide outside off. Krunal looks to go inside-out but perhaps tries to hit it too hard. Loses shape completely and the ball spins away enough to skew off the outside half of the bat. Ashutosh gobbles up the chance at backward point, and that will be that for Krunal with the bat tonight! \n Nigam to Bhuvneshwar, no run tossed up full just outside off. Bhuvneshwar gets onto the front foot and defends\n Nigam to Bhuvneshwar, no run pakad le, says Rahul but that does not carry! Back of a length just outside off. Bhuvneshwar dangles his bat and nearly pops it back to the bowler\n Nigam to Bhuvneshwar, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Bhuvneshwar tucks it off his hips into the square leg region\n Nigam to David, 1 run back of a length outside off. David goes back and pushes it towards extra cover. Good work by Ferreira, down to his right. Ferreira is on as a sub for du Plessis\n Nigam to Bhuvneshwar, no run peach! Zipped through on a length outside off. Bhuvneshwar plays the flat trajectory and hangs back. The ball pitches, spins away and breezes past the outside edge\n Axar Patel to David, SIX runs David pounds Axar away for his first six! Back of a length just outside off. Sits up a little for David and he rocks back to smash it flat over the wide long on fence!\n Axar Patel to David, FOUR runs follows up the six with a four! David is turning it on now! Shortish outside off. David hangs back in his crease and scythes it through point!\n Axar Patel to David, no run on the shorter side again, outside off. David looks to repeat the dose but cuts it straight to backward point this time\n Axar Patel to David, SIX runs Tim David is bringing the Chinnaswamy to life! Fuller and floatier outside off. David plants his front foot and smokes it over long off!\n Axar Patel to David, no run length outside off. Skids off the surface a little and David chops it towards backward point\n Axar Patel to David, 1 run back of a length wide outside off. David reaches out for it and cuts it towards deep point. Keeps strike for the start of the 20th and that is the perfect outcome for RCB\n Mukesh Kumar to David, 1 wide Rahul celebrates for a caught-behind, but the umpire calls it a wide. DC review! Banged into the track and angling into leg stump. David has a swipe at it and seems to miss it. But Rahul is adamant the ball has grazed the glove. Might need replays to figure this one out. Well well. Flat line as the ball passes the bat, and the wide call stays. Rahul's confidence a little misplaced on that occasion!\n Mukesh Kumar to David, SIX runs kaboom! Six number three for Tim David tonight! Juicy full toss outside off and that is a proper buffet ball for David. He lays into it and slams it over the wide long off fence!\n Mukesh Kumar to David, no run shortish on leg stump and this seems to skid onto David. He has a swish at it and helps it straight to short fine leg\n Mukesh Kumar to David, SIX runs just over the fence! David is making RCB believe! Dug in short again, just outside off. David swings his blade like an axe and even though he does not get all of it, he gets enough to clear deep backward square leg!\n Mukesh Kumar to David, no run excellent yorker on the pad. David digs it out towards deep square leg and says no to the single, which is the right call at this stage Two balls left in the over. David can easily push RCB close to 170\n Mukesh Kumar to David, 1 wide gets the leg-stump yorker wrong and slides this a mile down leg. David misses and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide Looks like David wants a change of gloves. Gearing himself up for one final tilt at Mukesh and the Capitals\n Mukesh Kumar to David, 1 wide another wayward ball. This is banged half-way into the track and angles well down leg. Left alone by David and called a wide\n Mukesh Kumar to David, no run zipped into the blockhole on leg stump. David plays all around it and the ball skims off his back pad towards the keeper. Mukesh appealed for the lbw but that was heading comfortably down leg\n Mukesh Kumar to David, FOUR runs David finishes with a boundary, and RCB end up with 163! Full, wide and also in the slot. David has to reach out but the extra room he has, allows him to crash this over extra cover. David has played a delightful cameo here, and RCB have something to play with now! Kuldeep Yadav: Very important to stick to the length, it is very important. When you get a wicket like this, very important to put revs on the ball. That is important for any wrist-spinner, and was trying to spin the ball as much as possible. The wicket is very good to bat on. With the dimensions, you focus on the length. You don't want to go fuller. Sticking to the length has been key, and seeing what the batters are trying to do. Vipraj bowled in the powerplay. Spoke to KL bhai and he said that a few balls were holding. Had a chat with Axar as well - that was our plan, just to spin the ball and read what the batters were doing. The wicket is a bit sticky as well, and it was important to get wickets in the middle overs. I don't think there is any dew, and that is a good sign for the RCB bowling unit. 164 is a good total, but looking at the conditions here, it is more like chaseable. Nigam and Kuldeep were the standout bowlers for the Capitals. Both used their variations and bamboozled the batters with their combination of drift, dip and flight. Mohit also fared well whenever called upon, with Mukesh also doing the same, until being parked to different parts of the ground by David in the 20th. Starc and Axar were slightly more disappointing. Axar's decision to bowl the 19th also backfired spectacularly, and that means DC now have to chase 164, which may not seem much, but is probably 10 more than they would have been hoping for, given where they were after 18 overs. Join us in a bit for the chase!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Bhuvneshwar","David","Jitesh Sharma","Kohli","Krunal","Livingstone","Padikkal","Patidar","Salt"],"Runs":[1.0,37.0,3.0,22.0,18.0,4.0,1.0,25.0,37.0],"Balls_Faced":[4,20,11,14,18,6,8,23,17],"Fours":[0,2,0,1,1,0,0,1,3],"Sixes":[0,4,0,2,0,0,0,1,3],"S\/R":[25.0,185.0,27.27,157.14,100.0,66.67,12.5,108.7,217.65],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c \u2020Rahul b Kuldeep Yadav","c Starc b Nigam","c Sharma b Nigam","c AR Sharma b MM Sharma","c Patel b Mukesh Kumar","c \u2020Rahul b Kuldeep Yadav","run out (Nigam\/\u2020Rahul)"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Axar Patel","Kuldeep","Mohit","Mukesh Kumar","Nigam","Starc"],"Balls":[24,24,12,18,24,18],"Runs_Given":[52.0,17.0,10.0,26.0,18.0,35.0],"Wickets":[0,2,1,1,2,0],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,2.0,3.0,4.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,1,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arora to Abhishek, 1 run .Off the mark with a runs. Hint of movement away from Abhishek outside off, he drives .crisply and on the up to the left of deep point .Similar field for Head\nArora to Head, no run .On a length shaping from Head just outside off, he defends to covers\nArora to Head, no run .On a good length on middle and leg, worked to short midwicket\nArora to Head, 1 run .Angles the length ball just outside off stump, he opens the face of the bat and runs this .past backward point for a run\nArora to Abhishek, no run .Tightens the line so well. Starts the ball outside leg and with the movement gets it on .leg stump. Abhishek can only defend back to the bowler\nArora to Abhishek, no run .Lovely start. Shimmies down the track to the length ball just around off stump as .Abhishek pushes back to the bowler\nNortje to Head, no run .Hard length to start off on off stump. He stays leg side of the ball, is up on his toes as .he defends back to the bowler . .Travis Head vs Anrich Nortje .BALLS .9 .RUNS .28 .OUTS .0 .SR .311.11 .4s\/6s .4\/2\nNortje to Head, SIX runs .WALLOP! The first of the night and it's gigantic! Back of a length ball at 142kph on .middle. Head gets into position nice and early and sends the pull soaring over deep .backward square leg .See all photos\nNortje to Head, 1 leg bye .Ooh, another shortish delivery but this kept low. On middle and leg at 148kph that .strikes Head's thigh pad as he misses the pull\nNortje to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Sliced straight over the bowler's head but gets four. On a length just outside off, he .does not get a clean connection but had placed it so well\nNortje to Abhishek, 5 wide .Oops! Too high, five wides. Banged in short well outside off and the ball just takes off. .De Kock had no chance\nNortje to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Gets enough power to clear covers and get it to the boundary. He shimmies down the .track and backs away as well. Nortje follows him, but Abhishek goes through with his .chip over covers. One hand off the bat but he still generates enough power.\nNortje to Abhishek, no run .Slower back of a length ball outside off. Abhishek pre-empts and moves outside leg .stump only to see the ball well outside off. Can't do anything with that, laves it alone\nArora to Head, SIX runs .Flicked well, flicked for six. Length ball on head's pads, how is already leg side of the .ball. He picks this up with minimum of fuss over deep backward square leg\nArora to Head, FOUR runs .PUMPED! On a length angling away from Head, but the width was key. He steps out of .the way and thrashes him through covers\nArora to Head, 2 runs .Heaved away and gets two more. On a length on leg stump, rather just outside. He gets .this to Nortje at deep backward square leg who misfields a touch with the slide\nArora to Head, SIX runs .Going, going, gone! Oh, Travishek are switched on, alright. On a length on off stump, he .plays with the perfect straight back over mid-on and eventually over the ropes.\nArora to Head, 1 run .Fuller outside off, he backs away but can only dig this to mid-off. .Around the wicket\nArora to Abhishek, no run .A dot to finish. He jumps down and gives himself room. Arora follows him aiming for his .pad. Abhishek toe-ends to mid-off\nHarshit Rana to Head, FOUR runs .Wayward start and Head has four more. A gift first up and Head accepts this with glee. .Was a length ball on his pad, he flicks this past short fine leg\nHarshit Rana to Head, FOUR runs .Pace-off, but that doesn't bother Head. Floats up the length ball right in Head's slot on .middle. He brings out the full swing of the bat and sends it straight over the bowler's .head\nHarshit Rana to Head, no run .Slower offcutter outside off, Head was looking to send that out of the ground again, only .manages a thick inside-edge onto pad\nHarshit Rana to Head, FOUR runs .Oof! Blink and you'll miss it. That was bowled at 145kph on the fuller side on off and .middle. He takes his front foot out of the way and carves it over point. SRH's fifty is up .in\nHarshit Rana to Head, 1 leg bye .Smacks him in the midriff. Was the slower offcutter outside leg. He is leg side of the .ball and looks to heave across the line. Is too early into his shot\nHarshit Rana to Abhishek, 1 run .Slower good length ball outside off, Abhishek punches to deep cover\nNortje to Abhishek, 1 wide .Oh, wow. Full and waaaay outside off, would have been a wide in a Test match\nNortje to Abhishek, 1 run .Fullish in length on leg stump, he shuffles in his crease and drives firmly to mid-off.\nNortje to Head, no run .Lands the yorker on middle, he jams this to short midwicket\nNortje to Head, 1 run .Low full toss on leg stump, he gets the front foot out of the way but can't get .underneath that. Miscues to long-on\nNortje to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Oh, what a shot! Another attempted yorker goes wrong. Shin-high full toss on the .stumps, he backs away and carves this over covers with an open face of the bat\nNortje to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Gets enough bat and gets four more. Back of a hand slower ball, was the short ball .outside off. He pulls, not off the middle, but places it in the gap to the left of mid-on . .Anrich Nortje vs SRH in T20s .INNS .9 .WKTS .6 .ECON .9.03 .AVE .49.66\nNortje to Abhishek, no run .Not called wide and Abhishek does not review. Nortje goes full and very wide outside .off. Touch and go on the tramline and the umpire goes with the bowler\nHarshit Rana to Head, no run .Slower back of a length ball outside leg stump. Head is standing outside leg and looks .to swing this away over fine leg. But he is done in by the lack of pace and rapped on the .thigh pad\nHarshit Rana to Head, 4 leg byes .Four Leg-byes. They all count. On pace full ball outside off. He clears his front leg .looking for an across the line swipe. Nutmegs himself and still gets runs for his team\nHarshit Rana to Head, SIX runs .BANG! In the slot on the stumps, Head clears his front foot again and hammers this .over mid-off. Such is his power and timing that the ball clears the fence with ease\nHarshit Rana to Head, 1 run .Banged in short into his body, he splices his pull towards deep backward square leg. .Falls well short of the fielder\nHarshit Rana to Abhishek, 1 run .On a length on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg for a run\nHarshit Rana to Head, 1 run .Nails the yorker as Head backs away and squeezes this to short midwicket. SRH finish .with 79 in the powerplay\nNarine to Head, no run .Fuller in length turning away from Head. Think that was in his slot, but he gets beaten by .the turn trying another big hit down the ground\nNarine to Head, 1 run .Stifle short outside off, he stays back and cuts to deep point\nNarine to Abhishek, SIX runs .Goes big, goes six! Six no. 100 for Abhishek in the IPL Flatter on the stumps, he heaves .it away over wide long-on . .Abhishek Sharma vs Sunil Narine .BALLS .24 .RUNS .51 .OUTS .0 .SR .212.50 .4s\/6s .2\/5\nNarine to Abhishek, SIX runs .What timing! Man, how's that travelled all the way? Googly outside off, one hand comes .off the bat but he still carves this over deep extra cover\nNarine to Abhishek, OUT .A hint of turn and Narine has his revenge. On a length turning away from Abhishek .outside off. He goes for a cross-batted strike, does not get his timing on point and Rinku .takes a relatively comfortable catch at deep midwicket. .Abhishek Sharma c Singh b Narine 32 (16b 4x4 2x6 33m) SR: 200\nNarine to Klaasen, 1 run .Flatter on middle stump, he works this to deep backward square leg to get off the mark\nVarun to Klaasen, 1 run .Flatter down leg, he ticks this fine and to deep backward square leg where Nortje does .the mopping up .Deep midwicket and deep square leg in place\nVarun to Head, 1 wide .Spins big but waay outside the tramline outside off. Called a wide\nVarun to Head, SIX runs .A third half-century in IPL 2025 for Head. Takes 26 balls to get there. Dragged down .on off stump, turning away from Head. He rocks back and hammers him over deep .midwicket for a huge six\nVarun to Head, no run .Flatter and shorter outside off, he looks for a cut but misses. Was there a bit of a nick? .De Kock did not gather it properly.\nVarun to Head, 1 run .Flatter on the stumps, he eases this to long-on\nVarun to Klaasen, SIX runs .Klaasen gets into the six-act. Marginally short turning into Klaasen, who rocks back and .smacks the pull over deep square leg . .Heinrich Klaasen vs Varun Chakravarthy .BALLS .44 .RUNS .84 .OUTS .3 .SR .190.90 .4s\/6s .2\/9\nVarun to Klaasen, 1 run .Darted in at 99kph outside off, he chops this towards point as SRH collect 15 off .Varun's first over.\nNarine to Klaasen, 2 runs .Length ball turning back into Klaasen and that's terrific running from the duo. Klaasen .works this to the left of deep midwicket where Arora is a little slow, which these two .realise\nNarine to Klaasen, no run .Flatter on middle and leg, he clips this to short midwicket\nNarine to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Ah, the deft touch. Flatter length ball on off stump, he gets down on one knee and laps .this fine for four\nNarine to Klaasen, 1 run .Darted in just outside off, he stays back and punches this to long-off\nNarine to Head, 2 runs .Misfield and they get two. Flatter turning away from Head who punches this to the right .of Rahane who dives over the ball\nNarine to Head, 1 run .Short and wide, he stays back and cuts to deep cover\nVarun to Head, 1 wide .Flatter but well outside off, called a wide\nVarun to Head, SIX runs .Has to reach for it, does that and sends it downtown for six more. Slower outside off, .he backs away and times this with some power .Over the wicket\nVarun to Head, 1 run .Flatter and shorter outside off, he cuts this to deep point .So,\nVarun to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Dragged down outside off, he stays back and hammers the pull to the right of deep .midwicket. The ball falls just short of the ropes .Around\nVarun to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Fuller right in the slot outside off for Head who tonks this straight over the bowler's .head for a four\nVarun to Klaasen, no run .Darted in short and wide outside off, he misses the cut\nVarun to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Poor delivery and four more for Klaasen as Varun goes for 20 off that over. Short, very .flat and Klaasen flat-bats this over the bowler's head. .Pleae welcome Ekanth for his first stint today","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs KKR, 68th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arora to Abhishek, 1 run Off the mark with a runs. Hint of movement away from Abhishek outside off, he drives crisply and on the up to the left of deep point Similar field for Head\n Arora to Head, no run On a length shaping from Head just outside off, he defends to covers\n Arora to Head, no run On a good length on middle and leg, worked to short midwicket\n Arora to Head, 1 run Angles the length ball just outside off stump, he opens the face of the bat and runs this past backward point for a run\n Arora to Abhishek, no run Tightens the line so well. Starts the ball outside leg and with the movement gets it on leg stump. Abhishek can only defend back to the bowler\n Arora to Abhishek, no run Lovely start. Shimmies down the track to the length ball just around off stump as Abhishek pushes back to the bowler\n Nortje to Head, no run Hard length to start off on off stump. He stays leg side of the ball, is up on his toes as he defends back to the bowler Travis Head vs Anrich Nortje BALLS 9 RUNS 28 OUTS 0 SR 311.11 4s\/6s 4\/2\n Nortje to Head, SIX runs WALLOP! The first of the night and it's gigantic! Back of a length ball at 142kph on middle. Head gets into position nice and early and sends the pull soaring over deep backward square leg See all photos\n Nortje to Head, 1 leg bye Ooh, another shortish delivery but this kept low. On middle and leg at 148kph that strikes Head's thigh pad as he misses the pull\n Nortje to Abhishek, FOUR runs Sliced straight over the bowler's head but gets four. On a length just outside off, he does not get a clean connection but had placed it so well\n Nortje to Abhishek, 5 wide Oops! Too high, five wides. Banged in short well outside off and the ball just takes off. De Kock had no chance\n Nortje to Abhishek, FOUR runs Gets enough power to clear covers and get it to the boundary. He shimmies down the track and backs away as well. Nortje follows him, but Abhishek goes through with his chip over covers. One hand off the bat but he still generates enough power.\n Nortje to Abhishek, no run Slower back of a length ball outside off. Abhishek pre-empts and moves outside leg stump only to see the ball well outside off. Can't do anything with that, laves it alone\n Arora to Head, SIX runs Flicked well, flicked for six. Length ball on head's pads, how is already leg side of the ball. He picks this up with minimum of fuss over deep backward square leg\n Arora to Head, FOUR runs PUMPED! On a length angling away from Head, but the width was key. He steps out of the way and thrashes him through covers\n Arora to Head, 2 runs Heaved away and gets two more. On a length on leg stump, rather just outside. He gets this to Nortje at deep backward square leg who misfields a touch with the slide\n Arora to Head, SIX runs Going, going, gone! Oh, Travishek are switched on, alright. On a length on off stump, he plays with the perfect straight back over mid-on and eventually over the ropes.\n Arora to Head, 1 run Fuller outside off, he backs away but can only dig this to mid-off. Around the wicket\n Arora to Abhishek, no run A dot to finish. He jumps down and gives himself room. Arora follows him aiming for his pad. Abhishek toe-ends to mid-off\n Harshit Rana to Head, FOUR runs Wayward start and Head has four more. A gift first up and Head accepts this with glee. Was a length ball on his pad, he flicks this past short fine leg\n Harshit Rana to Head, FOUR runs Pace-off, but that doesn't bother Head. Floats up the length ball right in Head's slot on middle. He brings out the full swing of the bat and sends it straight over the bowler's head\n Harshit Rana to Head, no run Slower offcutter outside off, Head was looking to send that out of the ground again, only manages a thick inside-edge onto pad\n Harshit Rana to Head, FOUR runs Oof! Blink and you'll miss it. That was bowled at 145kph on the fuller side on off and middle. He takes his front foot out of the way and carves it over point. SRH's fifty is up in\n Harshit Rana to Head, 1 leg bye Smacks him in the midriff. Was the slower offcutter outside leg. He is leg side of the ball and looks to heave across the line. Is too early into his shot\n Harshit Rana to Abhishek, 1 run Slower good length ball outside off, Abhishek punches to deep cover\n Nortje to Abhishek, 1 wide Oh, wow. Full and waaaay outside off, would have been a wide in a Test match\n Nortje to Abhishek, 1 run Fullish in length on leg stump, he shuffles in his crease and drives firmly to mid-off.\n Nortje to Head, no run Lands the yorker on middle, he jams this to short midwicket\n Nortje to Head, 1 run Low full toss on leg stump, he gets the front foot out of the way but can't get underneath that. Miscues to long-on\n Nortje to Abhishek, FOUR runs Oh, what a shot! Another attempted yorker goes wrong. Shin-high full toss on the stumps, he backs away and carves this over covers with an open face of the bat\n Nortje to Abhishek, FOUR runs Gets enough bat and gets four more. Back of a hand slower ball, was the short ball outside off. He pulls, not off the middle, but places it in the gap to the left of mid-on Anrich Nortje vs SRH in T20s INNS 9 WKTS 6 ECON 9.03 AVE 49.66\n Nortje to Abhishek, no run Not called wide and Abhishek does not review. Nortje goes full and very wide outside off. Touch and go on the tramline and the umpire goes with the bowler\n Harshit Rana to Head, no run Slower back of a length ball outside leg stump. Head is standing outside leg and looks to swing this away over fine leg. But he is done in by the lack of pace and rapped on the thigh pad\n Harshit Rana to Head, 4 leg byes Four Leg-byes. They all count. On pace full ball outside off. He clears his front leg looking for an across the line swipe. Nutmegs himself and still gets runs for his team\n Harshit Rana to Head, SIX runs BANG! In the slot on the stumps, Head clears his front foot again and hammers this over mid-off. Such is his power and timing that the ball clears the fence with ease\n Harshit Rana to Head, 1 run Banged in short into his body, he splices his pull towards deep backward square leg. Falls well short of the fielder\n Harshit Rana to Abhishek, 1 run On a length on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg for a run\n Harshit Rana to Head, 1 run Nails the yorker as Head backs away and squeezes this to short midwicket. SRH finish with 79 in the powerplay\n Narine to Head, no run Fuller in length turning away from Head. Think that was in his slot, but he gets beaten by the turn trying another big hit down the ground\n Narine to Head, 1 run Stifle short outside off, he stays back and cuts to deep point\n Narine to Abhishek, SIX runs Goes big, goes six! Six no. 100 for Abhishek in the IPL Flatter on the stumps, he heaves it away over wide long-on Abhishek Sharma vs Sunil Narine BALLS 24 RUNS 51 OUTS 0 SR 212.50 4s\/6s 2\/5\n Narine to Abhishek, SIX runs What timing! Man, how's that travelled all the way? Googly outside off, one hand comes off the bat but he still carves this over deep extra cover\n Narine to Abhishek, OUT A hint of turn and Narine has his revenge. On a length turning away from Abhishek outside off. He goes for a cross-batted strike, does not get his timing on point and Rinku takes a relatively comfortable catch at deep midwicket. \n Narine to Klaasen, 1 run Flatter on middle stump, he works this to deep backward square leg to get off the mark\n Varun to Klaasen, 1 run Flatter down leg, he ticks this fine and to deep backward square leg where Nortje does the mopping up Deep midwicket and deep square leg in place\n Varun to Head, 1 wide Spins big but waay outside the tramline outside off. Called a wide\n Varun to Head, SIX runs A third half-century in IPL 2025 for Head. Takes 26 balls to get there. Dragged down on off stump, turning away from Head. He rocks back and hammers him over deep midwicket for a huge six\n Varun to Head, no run Flatter and shorter outside off, he looks for a cut but misses. Was there a bit of a nick? De Kock did not gather it properly.\n Varun to Head, 1 run Flatter on the stumps, he eases this to long-on\n Varun to Klaasen, SIX runs Klaasen gets into the six-act. Marginally short turning into Klaasen, who rocks back and smacks the pull over deep square leg Heinrich Klaasen vs Varun Chakravarthy BALLS 44 RUNS 84 OUTS 3 SR 190.90 4s\/6s 2\/9\n Varun to Klaasen, 1 run Darted in at 99kph outside off, he chops this towards point as SRH collect 15 off Varun's first over.\n Narine to Klaasen, 2 runs Length ball turning back into Klaasen and that's terrific running from the duo. Klaasen works this to the left of deep midwicket where Arora is a little slow, which these two realise\n Narine to Klaasen, no run Flatter on middle and leg, he clips this to short midwicket\n Narine to Klaasen, FOUR runs Ah, the deft touch. Flatter length ball on off stump, he gets down on one knee and laps this fine for four\n Narine to Klaasen, 1 run Darted in just outside off, he stays back and punches this to long-off\n Narine to Head, 2 runs Misfield and they get two. Flatter turning away from Head who punches this to the right of Rahane who dives over the ball\n Narine to Head, 1 run Short and wide, he stays back and cuts to deep cover\n Varun to Head, 1 wide Flatter but well outside off, called a wide\n Varun to Head, SIX runs Has to reach for it, does that and sends it downtown for six more. Slower outside off, he backs away and times this with some power Over the wicket\n Varun to Head, 1 run Flatter and shorter outside off, he cuts this to deep point So,\n Varun to Klaasen, FOUR runs Dragged down outside off, he stays back and hammers the pull to the right of deep midwicket. The ball falls just short of the ropes Around\n Varun to Klaasen, FOUR runs Fuller right in the slot outside off for Head who tonks this straight over the bowler's head for a four\n Varun to Klaasen, no run Darted in short and wide outside off, he misses the cut\n Varun to Klaasen, FOUR runs Poor delivery and four more for Klaasen as Varun goes for 20 off that over. Short, very flat and Klaasen flat-bats this over the bowler's head. Pleae welcome Ekanth for his first stint today","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Head","Klaasen"],"Runs":[32.0,65.0,28.0],"Balls_Faced":[16,32,12],"Fours":[4,4,4],"Sixes":[2,6,1],"S\/R":[200.0,203.12,233.33],"dismissal":["c Singh b Narine","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arora","Harshit Rana","Narine","Nortje","Varun"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[21.0,22.0,24.0,30.0,36.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arora to Abhishek, 1 run .Off the mark with a runs. Hint of movement away from Abhishek outside off, he drives .crisply and on the up to the left of deep point .Similar field for Head\nArora to Head, no run .On a length shaping from Head just outside off, he defends to covers\nArora to Head, no run .On a good length on middle and leg, worked to short midwicket\nArora to Head, 1 run .Angles the length ball just outside off stump, he opens the face of the bat and runs this .past backward point for a run\nArora to Abhishek, no run .Tightens the line so well. Starts the ball outside leg and with the movement gets it on .leg stump. Abhishek can only defend back to the bowler\nArora to Abhishek, no run .Lovely start. Shimmies down the track to the length ball just around off stump as .Abhishek pushes back to the bowler\nNortje to Head, no run .Hard length to start off on off stump. He stays leg side of the ball, is up on his toes as .he defends back to the bowler . .Travis Head vs Anrich Nortje .BALLS .9 .RUNS .28 .OUTS .0 .SR .311.11 .4s\/6s .4\/2\nNortje to Head, SIX runs .WALLOP! The first of the night and it's gigantic! Back of a length ball at 142kph on .middle. Head gets into position nice and early and sends the pull soaring over deep .backward square leg .See all photos\nNortje to Head, 1 leg bye .Ooh, another shortish delivery but this kept low. On middle and leg at 148kph that .strikes Head's thigh pad as he misses the pull\nNortje to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Sliced straight over the bowler's head but gets four. On a length just outside off, he .does not get a clean connection but had placed it so well\nNortje to Abhishek, 5 wide .Oops! Too high, five wides. Banged in short well outside off and the ball just takes off. .De Kock had no chance\nNortje to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Gets enough power to clear covers and get it to the boundary. He shimmies down the .track and backs away as well. Nortje follows him, but Abhishek goes through with his .chip over covers. One hand off the bat but he still generates enough power.\nNortje to Abhishek, no run .Slower back of a length ball outside off. Abhishek pre-empts and moves outside leg .stump only to see the ball well outside off. Can't do anything with that, laves it alone\nArora to Head, SIX runs .Flicked well, flicked for six. Length ball on head's pads, how is already leg side of the .ball. He picks this up with minimum of fuss over deep backward square leg\nArora to Head, FOUR runs .PUMPED! On a length angling away from Head, but the width was key. He steps out of .the way and thrashes him through covers\nArora to Head, 2 runs .Heaved away and gets two more. On a length on leg stump, rather just outside. He gets .this to Nortje at deep backward square leg who misfields a touch with the slide\nArora to Head, SIX runs .Going, going, gone! Oh, Travishek are switched on, alright. On a length on off stump, he .plays with the perfect straight back over mid-on and eventually over the ropes.\nArora to Head, 1 run .Fuller outside off, he backs away but can only dig this to mid-off. .Around the wicket\nArora to Abhishek, no run .A dot to finish. He jumps down and gives himself room. Arora follows him aiming for his .pad. Abhishek toe-ends to mid-off\nHarshit Rana to Head, FOUR runs .Wayward start and Head has four more. A gift first up and Head accepts this with glee. .Was a length ball on his pad, he flicks this past short fine leg\nHarshit Rana to Head, FOUR runs .Pace-off, but that doesn't bother Head. Floats up the length ball right in Head's slot on .middle. He brings out the full swing of the bat and sends it straight over the bowler's .head\nHarshit Rana to Head, no run .Slower offcutter outside off, Head was looking to send that out of the ground again, only .manages a thick inside-edge onto pad\nHarshit Rana to Head, FOUR runs .Oof! Blink and you'll miss it. That was bowled at 145kph on the fuller side on off and .middle. He takes his front foot out of the way and carves it over point. SRH's fifty is up .in\nHarshit Rana to Head, 1 leg bye .Smacks him in the midriff. Was the slower offcutter outside leg. He is leg side of the .ball and looks to heave across the line. Is too early into his shot\nHarshit Rana to Abhishek, 1 run .Slower good length ball outside off, Abhishek punches to deep cover\nNortje to Abhishek, 1 wide .Oh, wow. Full and waaaay outside off, would have been a wide in a Test match\nNortje to Abhishek, 1 run .Fullish in length on leg stump, he shuffles in his crease and drives firmly to mid-off.\nNortje to Head, no run .Lands the yorker on middle, he jams this to short midwicket\nNortje to Head, 1 run .Low full toss on leg stump, he gets the front foot out of the way but can't get .underneath that. Miscues to long-on\nNortje to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Oh, what a shot! Another attempted yorker goes wrong. Shin-high full toss on the .stumps, he backs away and carves this over covers with an open face of the bat\nNortje to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Gets enough bat and gets four more. Back of a hand slower ball, was the short ball .outside off. He pulls, not off the middle, but places it in the gap to the left of mid-on . .Anrich Nortje vs SRH in T20s .INNS .9 .WKTS .6 .ECON .9.03 .AVE .49.66\nNortje to Abhishek, no run .Not called wide and Abhishek does not review. Nortje goes full and very wide outside .off. Touch and go on the tramline and the umpire goes with the bowler\nHarshit Rana to Head, no run .Slower back of a length ball outside leg stump. Head is standing outside leg and looks .to swing this away over fine leg. But he is done in by the lack of pace and rapped on the .thigh pad\nHarshit Rana to Head, 4 leg byes .Four Leg-byes. They all count. On pace full ball outside off. He clears his front leg .looking for an across the line swipe. Nutmegs himself and still gets runs for his team\nHarshit Rana to Head, SIX runs .BANG! In the slot on the stumps, Head clears his front foot again and hammers this .over mid-off. Such is his power and timing that the ball clears the fence with ease\nHarshit Rana to Head, 1 run .Banged in short into his body, he splices his pull towards deep backward square leg. .Falls well short of the fielder\nHarshit Rana to Abhishek, 1 run .On a length on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg for a run\nHarshit Rana to Head, 1 run .Nails the yorker as Head backs away and squeezes this to short midwicket. SRH finish .with 79 in the powerplay\nNarine to Head, no run .Fuller in length turning away from Head. Think that was in his slot, but he gets beaten by .the turn trying another big hit down the ground\nNarine to Head, 1 run .Stifle short outside off, he stays back and cuts to deep point\nNarine to Abhishek, SIX runs .Goes big, goes six! Six no. 100 for Abhishek in the IPL Flatter on the stumps, he heaves .it away over wide long-on . .Abhishek Sharma vs Sunil Narine .BALLS .24 .RUNS .51 .OUTS .0 .SR .212.50 .4s\/6s .2\/5\nNarine to Abhishek, SIX runs .What timing! Man, how's that travelled all the way? Googly outside off, one hand comes .off the bat but he still carves this over deep extra cover\nNarine to Abhishek, OUT .A hint of turn and Narine has his revenge. On a length turning away from Abhishek .outside off. He goes for a cross-batted strike, does not get his timing on point and Rinku .takes a relatively comfortable catch at deep midwicket. .Abhishek Sharma c Singh b Narine 32 (16b 4x4 2x6 33m) SR: 200\nNarine to Klaasen, 1 run .Flatter on middle stump, he works this to deep backward square leg to get off the mark\nVarun to Klaasen, 1 run .Flatter down leg, he ticks this fine and to deep backward square leg where Nortje does .the mopping up .Deep midwicket and deep square leg in place\nVarun to Head, 1 wide .Spins big but waay outside the tramline outside off. Called a wide\nVarun to Head, SIX runs .A third half-century in IPL 2025 for Head. Takes 26 balls to get there. Dragged down .on off stump, turning away from Head. He rocks back and hammers him over deep .midwicket for a huge six\nVarun to Head, no run .Flatter and shorter outside off, he looks for a cut but misses. Was there a bit of a nick? .De Kock did not gather it properly.\nVarun to Head, 1 run .Flatter on the stumps, he eases this to long-on\nVarun to Klaasen, SIX runs .Klaasen gets into the six-act. Marginally short turning into Klaasen, who rocks back and .smacks the pull over deep square leg . .Heinrich Klaasen vs Varun Chakravarthy .BALLS .44 .RUNS .84 .OUTS .3 .SR .190.90 .4s\/6s .2\/9\nVarun to Klaasen, 1 run .Darted in at 99kph outside off, he chops this towards point as SRH collect 15 off .Varun's first over.\nNarine to Klaasen, 2 runs .Length ball turning back into Klaasen and that's terrific running from the duo. Klaasen .works this to the left of deep midwicket where Arora is a little slow, which these two .realise\nNarine to Klaasen, no run .Flatter on middle and leg, he clips this to short midwicket\nNarine to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Ah, the deft touch. Flatter length ball on off stump, he gets down on one knee and laps .this fine for four\nNarine to Klaasen, 1 run .Darted in just outside off, he stays back and punches this to long-off\nNarine to Head, 2 runs .Misfield and they get two. Flatter turning away from Head who punches this to the right .of Rahane who dives over the ball\nNarine to Head, 1 run .Short and wide, he stays back and cuts to deep cover\nVarun to Head, 1 wide .Flatter but well outside off, called a wide\nVarun to Head, SIX runs .Has to reach for it, does that and sends it downtown for six more. Slower outside off, .he backs away and times this with some power .Over the wicket\nVarun to Head, 1 run .Flatter and shorter outside off, he cuts this to deep point .So,\nVarun to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Dragged down outside off, he stays back and hammers the pull to the right of deep .midwicket. The ball falls just short of the ropes .Around\nVarun to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Fuller right in the slot outside off for Head who tonks this straight over the bowler's .head for a four\nVarun to Klaasen, no run .Darted in short and wide outside off, he misses the cut\nVarun to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Poor delivery and four more for Klaasen as Varun goes for 20 off that over. Short, very .flat and Klaasen flat-bats this over the bowler's head. .Pleae welcome Ekanth for his first stint today\nRussell to Head, FOUR runs .Slot ball, a touch of width and Head pumps it over the bowler's head\nRussell to Head, 1 run .And again, a touch wider this time. Head looks to muscle it slightly across the line and .toes it to long-off\nRussell to Klaasen, SIX runs .Three slot balls in a row, two boundaries downtown. This clears it with ease, 78-metre .six. Klaasen didn't have to move his feet\nRussell to Klaasen, 1 run .Boot-high low full toss on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\nRussell to Head, FOUR runs .Another forehand, this time from Head. Beats long-on to the right. Was a back of .lengther that was slow off the pitch, Head reached out and heaved at it with a flat bat\nRussell to Head, 1 run .Very low full toss on fifth, Head looks to guide it through cover. Inside edges to long-on\nHarshit Rana to Head, 1 run .He goes wide yorker, 141ks. Head clears the front leg which limits his access, he .literally jams the bat on the ball and it rolls towards point\nHarshit Rana to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Klaasen's getting a slot-ball buffet, and he's repeatedly whacking it over the bowler. This .was a cross-seamer on fifth, Klaasen got to off stump and drove through the line. One- .bounce four\nHarshit Rana to Klaasen, SIX runs .Full toss. Even better for Klaasen. His back foot went across to fourth early, this cross- .seamer came at shin-height. Klaasen, standing somewhat side-on, biffs it over .midwicket\nHarshit Rana to Klaasen, SIX runs .Towering six over long-on to bring up fifty. Gets there with another slot ball. This was a .touch wide too, Klaasen stood in the crease, extended his arms and swung freely .See all photos\nHarshit Rana to Klaasen, no run .Change of length. Beats bat for a change. Short ball at 141ks doesn't rise much, .Klaasen looks to cut hard and misses . .Heinrich Klaasen vs Harshit Rana .BALLS .25 .RUNS .47 .OUTS .2 .SR .188.00 .4s\/6s .3\/4\nHarshit Rana to Klaasen, 1 run .Wide on a length, 136ks, guided to deep cover\nNarine to Klaasen, 1 run .Makes a lot of room early, Narine follows him with a slow length ball spinning in .towards the knee-roll. Flicked to deep square leg\nNarine to Head, no run .Head makes room now, slashes and misses. The fullish ball at 89ks looked slow and .went with the angle\nNarine to Head, no run .A leave! Head might've thought it was wide at first. It was close to the line but in.\nNarine to Head, OUT .Long-off takes it, Head has to go. Front-of-hand stock ball from Narine, landed on the .fuller side of length at fifth before spinning further away. Head tried to launch it over .extra, got it to Russell, who was on the boundary .Travis Head c Russell b Narine 76 (40b 6x4 6x6 61m) SR: 190\nNarine to Ishan, no run .Fullish on middle and leg, flicked to midwicket. 90ks\nNarine to Ishan, no run .Full and slow from over the wicket, pushed from off stump to cover with a big forward .stride .Timeout .Which was the more memorable Test? .16.0K votes .ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 .AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 .Which was the more memorable Test? .18.0K votes .SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 .AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star .Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with .your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and .the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and .help us decide!\nArora to Klaasen, 1 run .Wide yorker, Klaasen opens the face without checking the shot. Goes on the bounce to .deep-backward point .Stays around\nArora to Ishan, FOUR runs .Cuts through third. There was short third and backward point, this went to the latter's .right. Was a cross-seamer on a length, angled in towards fourth. Didn't bounce as much\nArora to Ishan, 1 wide .Bouncer at 127ks is deemed wide. It landed around off and finished over leg, Kishan .made room before leaving it\nArora to Ishan, no run .Vaibhav follows him effectively. Bowls it on the boot with Kishan not far to the wide-line. .Ball beats the flick and goes off the shoe to short fine\nArora to Ishan, 1 run .Ramandeep comes in from deep midwicket, can only get it on the bounce. Was a short .ball at chest-height, Kishan spliced the pull\nArora to Klaasen, 1 wide .Goes for the wide yorker but the angle's too sharp. It landed outside the line and .finished well outside. Let go\nArora to Klaasen, 1 wide .Looks to angle it away again, sixth-stump line, on a short length, this is given wide on .height. Let go again\nArora to Klaasen, 1 run .Wide on a back of length, cut to deep cover. Looked like a legcutter, 122ks\nArora to Ishan, 1 wide .Yorker down leg, Kishan looks to whip it fine. Misses\nArora to Ishan, 1 run .Fullish on the pads, flicked to deep midwicket\nNarine to Ishan, 1 run .Length on fourth, flat, worked off the back foot to deep square leg\nNarine to Klaasen, 2 runs .Makes room and gets followed by a 94ks length ball that looked slow. Klaasen looks to .slog it over long-on, inside edges to short fine. Varun there, misfields\nNarine to Klaasen, SIX runs .Just over deep square leg, he was on the ropes and didn't bother jumping. Was a length .ball just over the knee-roll that Klaasen slog swept. Just 65 metres but enough\nNarine to Klaasen, SIX runs .Wide from around the wicket, but it makes no difference to Klaasen. He has an open .stance, extends his arms and belts it over wide long-off. 200 up in the 15th for SRH\nNarine to Klaasen, 1 run .Full on off, worked to long-on\nNarine to Ishan, 1 run .Wide on a length, caressed to deep cover\nNortje to Ishan, 1 run .Wide yorker. Jammed straight to Harshit at cover, Kishan takes off for a tight single. No .direct hit at the non-striker's, might've made it even if it had hit .Long-off and long-on open\nNortje to Klaasen, 1 run .Nortje goes wide and full, Klaasen stands still and scythes it aerially. Gets it to deep- .backward point\nNortje to Ishan, no run .Bumper, very likely with the field. Kishan ducks while trying to pull, misses\nNortje to Ishan, 2 byes .Smart from Nortje but QDK misfields. Has to run back close to the boundary to concede .two byes. Kishan made room early, so Nortje went out of his reach with a full ball .around fifth\nNortje to Ishan, 1 wide .Full ball well down leg, goes past the attempted whip that Kishan wanted to get fine . .Ishan Kishan vs Anrich Nortje .BALLS .50 .RUNS .102 .OUTS .2 .SR .204.00 .4s\/6s .11\/7\nNortje to Ishan, FOUR runs .Essentially a free hit. Wide and full with no one in front of deep point. Not close to the .tramline, so Kishan's easily able to drive it with a horizontal bat over cover\nNortje to Ishan, SIX runs .Nortje can't end the over well. Low fully on leg, picked up over forward square leg. 69- .metre six.\nVarun to Klaasen, SIX runs .Angle doesn't matter when it's that short. Sits up over off, Klaasen stays in the crease .while getting his weight back. Pulls over midwicket\nVarun to Klaasen, 1 run .Varun aims for the tramline, lands it on a length and angles it away. Klaasen belts it off .the bottom, gets it to long-off on the bounce\nVarun to Ishan, 1 run .Wide on a length again, smeared to the bowler's left. Half-stopped\nVarun to Klaasen, SIX runs .Second pulled six of the over. Not as short but still sits up to the top of the stumps, .Klaasen is deep in the crease and deposits it 73 metres over midwicket\nVarun to Klaasen, 1 wide .Klaasen starts making room, so Varun goes down leg too. Touch too wide as Klaasen .stopped late, he let go after shaping to flick\nVarun to Klaasen, 2 runs .Yorker on middle and leg, short-arm whip along the ground to long-on's right\nVarun to Klaasen, 1 run .Wide on a length, cut with the spin to long-off\nRussell to Klaasen, (no ball) 1 run .Perfect yorker to start... but Russell has overstepped. Over the line. Klaasen jammed .that to long-on .Free hit\nRussell to Ishan, no run .Another yorker. Off-stump line, 135ks. Kishan made room but that was a bluff, he .couldn't do much with it in the end Nudges to the leg side\nRussell to Ishan, FOUR runs .Wide yorker, actually it's more fifth stump. Kishan goes back in the crease, lunges a .touch and drives it flat over cover\nRussell to Ishan, 1 run .Low fully on middle, flicked off the bottom to deep midwicket\nRussell to Klaasen, SIX runs .Over the sightscreen. It's the slot ball he dined on earlier in the innings. This is on fourth, .Klaasen takes a small forward stride and drives high and far. SRH bring up 250 with 14 .balls to spare\nRussell to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Knee-roll high full toss down leg, helped fine. Narine was at short fine, went well to his .right .Around\nRussell to Klaasen, no run .Beats the whip across the line with a low fully that goes under bat. Angled away through .fourth. Russell tried seven yorkers in the over .Fastest IPL hundreds here fyi\nArora to Ishan, no run .Nasty. Kishan has top-edged a lap sweep right onto his head. It hit him on the side of .the helmet, the head was turning towards square leg as the grille took the hit. Physio .runs in right away, a few questions asked. He holds the head and then checks the .helmet too. All good. Was a knee-roll high full toss outside off, Kishan got on one knee .and tried to go just behind square\nArora to Ishan, FOUR runs .Kishan gets hold of this full toss. It's lower and closer to the tramline, Kishan scythes it .over point\nArora to Ishan, OUT .Holes out to deep point. Pace-off, short and outside off. Kishan doesn't have the pace to .work with on the cut, gets it off the upper-half of the bat. .Ishan Kishan c Nortje b Arora 29 (20b 4x4 1x6 30m) SR: 145\nArora to Verma, no run .Gets beaten. Slow and wide on the fuller side of length, Aniket looked to slash it over .cover. Ball went under bat\nArora to Verma, 1 leg bye .this time off a bouncer angling in. Another hit to the helmet, beat the pull and deflected .away towards cover. No check though .Will Klaasen hold onto strike?\nArora to Klaasen, 2 runs .No, he's looking for two. Gets it and gets the joint third fastest hundred in IPL history. .Lid's off, stoic celebrations after that. Was a slower short ball outside off that was .pulled without a follow-through towards deep midwicket .See all photos\nNortje to Verma, SIX runs .Quite the pull that. Sails over cow corner. Aniket made room and got followed by a pacy .bac-of-lengther at the belly. Couldn't extend his arms but that didn't affect the power\nNortje to Verma, FOUR runs .Fifth-stump low fully, Aniket clears the front leg and bends to drive it with an open face .through cover point .Field set for wide yorkers\nNortje to Verma, 1 run .Nortje misses the yorker and gets away with it. Fourth-stump knee-roll high full toss, .Aniket was fully open and tried to carve it. Edged to deep third\nNortje to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Chipped in the gap through extra cover. Very low full toss with a scrambled seam, close .to the tramline, Klaasen bent his back knee to get underneath and drove it\nNortje to Klaasen, 1 run .Yorker almost gets Klaasen off his feet, angled straight in. He tries to flick it, gets it off .the inside half to deep fine\nNortje to Verma, 1 run .Full toss to finish, Aniket looks to carve it again. Top edges it to deep point","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs KKR, 68th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arora to Abhishek, 1 run Off the mark with a runs. Hint of movement away from Abhishek outside off, he drives crisply and on the up to the left of deep point Similar field for Head\n Arora to Head, no run On a length shaping from Head just outside off, he defends to covers\n Arora to Head, no run On a good length on middle and leg, worked to short midwicket\n Arora to Head, 1 run Angles the length ball just outside off stump, he opens the face of the bat and runs this past backward point for a run\n Arora to Abhishek, no run Tightens the line so well. Starts the ball outside leg and with the movement gets it on leg stump. Abhishek can only defend back to the bowler\n Arora to Abhishek, no run Lovely start. Shimmies down the track to the length ball just around off stump as Abhishek pushes back to the bowler\n Nortje to Head, no run Hard length to start off on off stump. He stays leg side of the ball, is up on his toes as he defends back to the bowler Travis Head vs Anrich Nortje BALLS 9 RUNS 28 OUTS 0 SR 311.11 4s\/6s 4\/2\n Nortje to Head, SIX runs WALLOP! The first of the night and it's gigantic! Back of a length ball at 142kph on middle. Head gets into position nice and early and sends the pull soaring over deep backward square leg See all photos\n Nortje to Head, 1 leg bye Ooh, another shortish delivery but this kept low. On middle and leg at 148kph that strikes Head's thigh pad as he misses the pull\n Nortje to Abhishek, FOUR runs Sliced straight over the bowler's head but gets four. On a length just outside off, he does not get a clean connection but had placed it so well\n Nortje to Abhishek, 5 wide Oops! Too high, five wides. Banged in short well outside off and the ball just takes off. De Kock had no chance\n Nortje to Abhishek, FOUR runs Gets enough power to clear covers and get it to the boundary. He shimmies down the track and backs away as well. Nortje follows him, but Abhishek goes through with his chip over covers. One hand off the bat but he still generates enough power.\n Nortje to Abhishek, no run Slower back of a length ball outside off. Abhishek pre-empts and moves outside leg stump only to see the ball well outside off. Can't do anything with that, laves it alone\n Arora to Head, SIX runs Flicked well, flicked for six. Length ball on head's pads, how is already leg side of the ball. He picks this up with minimum of fuss over deep backward square leg\n Arora to Head, FOUR runs PUMPED! On a length angling away from Head, but the width was key. He steps out of the way and thrashes him through covers\n Arora to Head, 2 runs Heaved away and gets two more. On a length on leg stump, rather just outside. He gets this to Nortje at deep backward square leg who misfields a touch with the slide\n Arora to Head, SIX runs Going, going, gone! Oh, Travishek are switched on, alright. On a length on off stump, he plays with the perfect straight back over mid-on and eventually over the ropes.\n Arora to Head, 1 run Fuller outside off, he backs away but can only dig this to mid-off. Around the wicket\n Arora to Abhishek, no run A dot to finish. He jumps down and gives himself room. Arora follows him aiming for his pad. Abhishek toe-ends to mid-off\n Harshit Rana to Head, FOUR runs Wayward start and Head has four more. A gift first up and Head accepts this with glee. Was a length ball on his pad, he flicks this past short fine leg\n Harshit Rana to Head, FOUR runs Pace-off, but that doesn't bother Head. Floats up the length ball right in Head's slot on middle. He brings out the full swing of the bat and sends it straight over the bowler's head\n Harshit Rana to Head, no run Slower offcutter outside off, Head was looking to send that out of the ground again, only manages a thick inside-edge onto pad\n Harshit Rana to Head, FOUR runs Oof! Blink and you'll miss it. That was bowled at 145kph on the fuller side on off and middle. He takes his front foot out of the way and carves it over point. SRH's fifty is up in\n Harshit Rana to Head, 1 leg bye Smacks him in the midriff. Was the slower offcutter outside leg. He is leg side of the ball and looks to heave across the line. Is too early into his shot\n Harshit Rana to Abhishek, 1 run Slower good length ball outside off, Abhishek punches to deep cover\n Nortje to Abhishek, 1 wide Oh, wow. Full and waaaay outside off, would have been a wide in a Test match\n Nortje to Abhishek, 1 run Fullish in length on leg stump, he shuffles in his crease and drives firmly to mid-off.\n Nortje to Head, no run Lands the yorker on middle, he jams this to short midwicket\n Nortje to Head, 1 run Low full toss on leg stump, he gets the front foot out of the way but can't get underneath that. Miscues to long-on\n Nortje to Abhishek, FOUR runs Oh, what a shot! Another attempted yorker goes wrong. Shin-high full toss on the stumps, he backs away and carves this over covers with an open face of the bat\n Nortje to Abhishek, FOUR runs Gets enough bat and gets four more. Back of a hand slower ball, was the short ball outside off. He pulls, not off the middle, but places it in the gap to the left of mid-on Anrich Nortje vs SRH in T20s INNS 9 WKTS 6 ECON 9.03 AVE 49.66\n Nortje to Abhishek, no run Not called wide and Abhishek does not review. Nortje goes full and very wide outside off. Touch and go on the tramline and the umpire goes with the bowler\n Harshit Rana to Head, no run Slower back of a length ball outside leg stump. Head is standing outside leg and looks to swing this away over fine leg. But he is done in by the lack of pace and rapped on the thigh pad\n Harshit Rana to Head, 4 leg byes Four Leg-byes. They all count. On pace full ball outside off. He clears his front leg looking for an across the line swipe. Nutmegs himself and still gets runs for his team\n Harshit Rana to Head, SIX runs BANG! In the slot on the stumps, Head clears his front foot again and hammers this over mid-off. Such is his power and timing that the ball clears the fence with ease\n Harshit Rana to Head, 1 run Banged in short into his body, he splices his pull towards deep backward square leg. Falls well short of the fielder\n Harshit Rana to Abhishek, 1 run On a length on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg for a run\n Harshit Rana to Head, 1 run Nails the yorker as Head backs away and squeezes this to short midwicket. SRH finish with 79 in the powerplay\n Narine to Head, no run Fuller in length turning away from Head. Think that was in his slot, but he gets beaten by the turn trying another big hit down the ground\n Narine to Head, 1 run Stifle short outside off, he stays back and cuts to deep point\n Narine to Abhishek, SIX runs Goes big, goes six! Six no. 100 for Abhishek in the IPL Flatter on the stumps, he heaves it away over wide long-on Abhishek Sharma vs Sunil Narine BALLS 24 RUNS 51 OUTS 0 SR 212.50 4s\/6s 2\/5\n Narine to Abhishek, SIX runs What timing! Man, how's that travelled all the way? Googly outside off, one hand comes off the bat but he still carves this over deep extra cover\n Narine to Abhishek, OUT A hint of turn and Narine has his revenge. On a length turning away from Abhishek outside off. He goes for a cross-batted strike, does not get his timing on point and Rinku takes a relatively comfortable catch at deep midwicket. \n Narine to Klaasen, 1 run Flatter on middle stump, he works this to deep backward square leg to get off the mark\n Varun to Klaasen, 1 run Flatter down leg, he ticks this fine and to deep backward square leg where Nortje does the mopping up Deep midwicket and deep square leg in place\n Varun to Head, 1 wide Spins big but waay outside the tramline outside off. Called a wide\n Varun to Head, SIX runs A third half-century in IPL 2025 for Head. Takes 26 balls to get there. Dragged down on off stump, turning away from Head. He rocks back and hammers him over deep midwicket for a huge six\n Varun to Head, no run Flatter and shorter outside off, he looks for a cut but misses. Was there a bit of a nick? De Kock did not gather it properly.\n Varun to Head, 1 run Flatter on the stumps, he eases this to long-on\n Varun to Klaasen, SIX runs Klaasen gets into the six-act. Marginally short turning into Klaasen, who rocks back and smacks the pull over deep square leg Heinrich Klaasen vs Varun Chakravarthy BALLS 44 RUNS 84 OUTS 3 SR 190.90 4s\/6s 2\/9\n Varun to Klaasen, 1 run Darted in at 99kph outside off, he chops this towards point as SRH collect 15 off Varun's first over.\n Narine to Klaasen, 2 runs Length ball turning back into Klaasen and that's terrific running from the duo. Klaasen works this to the left of deep midwicket where Arora is a little slow, which these two realise\n Narine to Klaasen, no run Flatter on middle and leg, he clips this to short midwicket\n Narine to Klaasen, FOUR runs Ah, the deft touch. Flatter length ball on off stump, he gets down on one knee and laps this fine for four\n Narine to Klaasen, 1 run Darted in just outside off, he stays back and punches this to long-off\n Narine to Head, 2 runs Misfield and they get two. Flatter turning away from Head who punches this to the right of Rahane who dives over the ball\n Narine to Head, 1 run Short and wide, he stays back and cuts to deep cover\n Varun to Head, 1 wide Flatter but well outside off, called a wide\n Varun to Head, SIX runs Has to reach for it, does that and sends it downtown for six more. Slower outside off, he backs away and times this with some power Over the wicket\n Varun to Head, 1 run Flatter and shorter outside off, he cuts this to deep point So,\n Varun to Klaasen, FOUR runs Dragged down outside off, he stays back and hammers the pull to the right of deep midwicket. The ball falls just short of the ropes Around\n Varun to Klaasen, FOUR runs Fuller right in the slot outside off for Head who tonks this straight over the bowler's head for a four\n Varun to Klaasen, no run Darted in short and wide outside off, he misses the cut\n Varun to Klaasen, FOUR runs Poor delivery and four more for Klaasen as Varun goes for 20 off that over. Short, very flat and Klaasen flat-bats this over the bowler's head. Pleae welcome Ekanth for his first stint today\n Russell to Head, FOUR runs Slot ball, a touch of width and Head pumps it over the bowler's head\n Russell to Head, 1 run And again, a touch wider this time. Head looks to muscle it slightly across the line and toes it to long-off\n Russell to Klaasen, SIX runs Three slot balls in a row, two boundaries downtown. This clears it with ease, 78-metre six. Klaasen didn't have to move his feet\n Russell to Klaasen, 1 run Boot-high low full toss on leg, flicked to deep midwicket\n Russell to Head, FOUR runs Another forehand, this time from Head. Beats long-on to the right. Was a back of lengther that was slow off the pitch, Head reached out and heaved at it with a flat bat\n Russell to Head, 1 run Very low full toss on fifth, Head looks to guide it through cover. Inside edges to long-on\n Harshit Rana to Head, 1 run He goes wide yorker, 141ks. Head clears the front leg which limits his access, he literally jams the bat on the ball and it rolls towards point\n Harshit Rana to Klaasen, FOUR runs Klaasen's getting a slot-ball buffet, and he's repeatedly whacking it over the bowler. This was a cross-seamer on fifth, Klaasen got to off stump and drove through the line. One-bounce four\n Harshit Rana to Klaasen, SIX runs Full toss. Even better for Klaasen. His back foot went across to fourth early, this cross-seamer came at shin-height. Klaasen, standing somewhat side-on, biffs it over midwicket\n Harshit Rana to Klaasen, SIX runs Towering six over long-on to bring up fifty. Gets there with another slot ball. This was a touch wide too, Klaasen stood in the crease, extended his arms and swung freely See all photos\n Harshit Rana to Klaasen, no run Change of length. Beats bat for a change. Short ball at 141ks doesn't rise much, Klaasen looks to cut hard and misses Heinrich Klaasen vs Harshit Rana BALLS 25 RUNS 47 OUTS 2 SR 188.00 4s\/6s 3\/4\n Harshit Rana to Klaasen, 1 run Wide on a length, 136ks, guided to deep cover\n Narine to Klaasen, 1 run Makes a lot of room early, Narine follows him with a slow length ball spinning in towards the knee-roll. Flicked to deep square leg\n Narine to Head, no run Head makes room now, slashes and misses. The fullish ball at 89ks looked slow and went with the angle\n Narine to Head, no run A leave! Head might've thought it was wide at first. It was close to the line but in.\n Narine to Head, OUT Long-off takes it, Head has to go. Front-of-hand stock ball from Narine, landed on the fuller side of length at fifth before spinning further away. Head tried to launch it over extra, got it to Russell, who was on the boundary \n Narine to Ishan, no run Fullish on middle and leg, flicked to midwicket. 90ks\n Narine to Ishan, no run Full and slow from over the wicket, pushed from off stump to cover with a big forward stride Timeout Which was the more memorable Test? 16.0K votes ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 Which was the more memorable Test? 18.0K votes SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and help us decide!\n Arora to Klaasen, 1 run Wide yorker, Klaasen opens the face without checking the shot. Goes on the bounce to deep-backward point Stays around\n Arora to Ishan, FOUR runs Cuts through third. There was short third and backward point, this went to the latter's right. Was a cross-seamer on a length, angled in towards fourth. Didn't bounce as much\n Arora to Ishan, 1 wide Bouncer at 127ks is deemed wide. It landed around off and finished over leg, Kishan made room before leaving it\n Arora to Ishan, no run Vaibhav follows him effectively. Bowls it on the boot with Kishan not far to the wide-line. Ball beats the flick and goes off the shoe to short fine\n Arora to Ishan, 1 run Ramandeep comes in from deep midwicket, can only get it on the bounce. Was a short ball at chest-height, Kishan spliced the pull\n Arora to Klaasen, 1 wide Goes for the wide yorker but the angle's too sharp. It landed outside the line and finished well outside. Let go\n Arora to Klaasen, 1 wide Looks to angle it away again, sixth-stump line, on a short length, this is given wide on height. Let go again\n Arora to Klaasen, 1 run Wide on a back of length, cut to deep cover. Looked like a legcutter, 122ks\n Arora to Ishan, 1 wide Yorker down leg, Kishan looks to whip it fine. Misses\n Arora to Ishan, 1 run Fullish on the pads, flicked to deep midwicket\n Narine to Ishan, 1 run Length on fourth, flat, worked off the back foot to deep square leg\n Narine to Klaasen, 2 runs Makes room and gets followed by a 94ks length ball that looked slow. Klaasen looks to slog it over long-on, inside edges to short fine. Varun there, misfields\n Narine to Klaasen, SIX runs Just over deep square leg, he was on the ropes and didn't bother jumping. Was a length ball just over the knee-roll that Klaasen slog swept. Just 65 metres but enough\n Narine to Klaasen, SIX runs Wide from around the wicket, but it makes no difference to Klaasen. He has an open stance, extends his arms and belts it over wide long-off. 200 up in the 15th for SRH\n Narine to Klaasen, 1 run Full on off, worked to long-on\n Narine to Ishan, 1 run Wide on a length, caressed to deep cover\n Nortje to Ishan, 1 run Wide yorker. Jammed straight to Harshit at cover, Kishan takes off for a tight single. No direct hit at the non-striker's, might've made it even if it had hit Long-off and long-on open\n Nortje to Klaasen, 1 run Nortje goes wide and full, Klaasen stands still and scythes it aerially. Gets it to deep-backward point\n Nortje to Ishan, no run Bumper, very likely with the field. Kishan ducks while trying to pull, misses\n Nortje to Ishan, 2 byes Smart from Nortje but QDK misfields. Has to run back close to the boundary to concede two byes. Kishan made room early, so Nortje went out of his reach with a full ball around fifth\n Nortje to Ishan, 1 wide Full ball well down leg, goes past the attempted whip that Kishan wanted to get fine Ishan Kishan vs Anrich Nortje BALLS 50 RUNS 102 OUTS 2 SR 204.00 4s\/6s 11\/7\n Nortje to Ishan, FOUR runs Essentially a free hit. Wide and full with no one in front of deep point. Not close to the tramline, so Kishan's easily able to drive it with a horizontal bat over cover\n Nortje to Ishan, SIX runs Nortje can't end the over well. Low fully on leg, picked up over forward square leg. 69-metre six.\n Varun to Klaasen, SIX runs Angle doesn't matter when it's that short. Sits up over off, Klaasen stays in the crease while getting his weight back. Pulls over midwicket\n Varun to Klaasen, 1 run Varun aims for the tramline, lands it on a length and angles it away. Klaasen belts it off the bottom, gets it to long-off on the bounce\n Varun to Ishan, 1 run Wide on a length again, smeared to the bowler's left. Half-stopped\n Varun to Klaasen, SIX runs Second pulled six of the over. Not as short but still sits up to the top of the stumps, Klaasen is deep in the crease and deposits it 73 metres over midwicket\n Varun to Klaasen, 1 wide Klaasen starts making room, so Varun goes down leg too. Touch too wide as Klaasen stopped late, he let go after shaping to flick\n Varun to Klaasen, 2 runs Yorker on middle and leg, short-arm whip along the ground to long-on's right\n Varun to Klaasen, 1 run Wide on a length, cut with the spin to long-off\n Perfect yorker to start... but Russell has overstepped. Over the line. Klaasen jammed that to long-on Free hit\n Russell to Ishan, no run Another yorker. Off-stump line, 135ks. Kishan made room but that was a bluff, he couldn't do much with it in the end Nudges to the leg side\n Russell to Ishan, FOUR runs Wide yorker, actually it's more fifth stump. Kishan goes back in the crease, lunges a touch and drives it flat over cover\n Russell to Ishan, 1 run Low fully on middle, flicked off the bottom to deep midwicket\n Russell to Klaasen, SIX runs Over the sightscreen. It's the slot ball he dined on earlier in the innings. This is on fourth, Klaasen takes a small forward stride and drives high and far. SRH bring up 250 with 14 balls to spare\n Russell to Klaasen, FOUR runs Knee-roll high full toss down leg, helped fine. Narine was at short fine, went well to his right Around\n Russell to Klaasen, no run Beats the whip across the line with a low fully that goes under bat. Angled away through fourth. Russell tried seven yorkers in the over Fastest IPL hundreds here fyi\n Arora to Ishan, no run Nasty. Kishan has top-edged a lap sweep right onto his head. It hit him on the side of the helmet, the head was turning towards square leg as the grille took the hit. Physio runs in right away, a few questions asked. He holds the head and then checks the helmet too. All good. Was a knee-roll high full toss outside off, Kishan got on one knee and tried to go just behind square\n Arora to Ishan, FOUR runs Kishan gets hold of this full toss. It's lower and closer to the tramline, Kishan scythes it over point\n Arora to Ishan, OUT Holes out to deep point. Pace-off, short and outside off. Kishan doesn't have the pace to work with on the cut, gets it off the upper-half of the bat. \n Arora to Verma, no run Gets beaten. Slow and wide on the fuller side of length, Aniket looked to slash it over cover. Ball went under bat\n Arora to Verma, 1 leg bye this time off a bouncer angling in. Another hit to the helmet, beat the pull and deflected away towards cover. No check though Will Klaasen hold onto strike?\n Arora to Klaasen, 2 runs No, he's looking for two. Gets it and gets the joint third fastest hundred in IPL history. Lid's off, stoic celebrations after that. Was a slower short ball outside off that was pulled without a follow-through towards deep midwicket See all photos\n Nortje to Verma, SIX runs Quite the pull that. Sails over cow corner. Aniket made room and got followed by a pacy bac-of-lengther at the belly. Couldn't extend his arms but that didn't affect the power\n Nortje to Verma, FOUR runs Fifth-stump low fully, Aniket clears the front leg and bends to drive it with an open face through cover point Field set for wide yorkers\n Nortje to Verma, 1 run Nortje misses the yorker and gets away with it. Fourth-stump knee-roll high full toss, Aniket was fully open and tried to carve it. Edged to deep third\n Nortje to Klaasen, FOUR runs Chipped in the gap through extra cover. Very low full toss with a scrambled seam, close to the tramline, Klaasen bent his back knee to get underneath and drove it\n Nortje to Klaasen, 1 run Yorker almost gets Klaasen off his feet, angled straight in. He tries to flick it, gets it off the inside half to deep fine\n Nortje to Verma, 1 run Full toss to finish, Aniket looks to carve it again. Top edges it to deep point","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Head","Ishan","Klaasen","Verma"],"Runs":[32.0,76.0,29.0,105.0,12.0],"Balls_Faced":[16,40,20,39,6],"Fours":[4,6,4,7,1],"Sixes":[2,6,1,9,1],"S\/R":[200.0,190.0,145.0,269.23,200.0],"dismissal":["c Singh b Narine","c Russell b Narine","c Nortje b Arora","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arora","Harshit Rana","Narine","Nortje","Russell","Varun"],"Balls":[24,18,24,24,12,18],"Runs_Given":[39.0,40.0,42.0,60.0,34.0,54.0],"Wickets":[1,0,2,0,0,0],"Overs":[4.0,3.0,4.0,4.0,2.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to Salt, 1 wide .he bangs it in short, as expected, but it's gone down leg for a wide\nArcher to Salt, no run .swinging in at a pace of 145.1kmh! Salt barely has the time to move much but does well .to defend it back .There's been a slip, by the way . .Phil Salt in IPL, 2025 .INNS .8 .RUNS .213 .SR .178.99 .AVE .26.62 .HS .65\nArcher to Salt, no run .goes over the stumps! Salt walks across to off to flay the ball with the swing to the leg .side but he doesn't connect at all\nArcher to Salt, no run .beaten again! Stays still this time for the short of length ball outside off, Salt wants to .punch it away but the extra bounce beats him\nArcher to Salt, 1 run .short and coming in, bit more to the leg side now and Salt swivels to help it along to fine .leg\nArcher to Kohli, 5 wide .bounces over Kohli, bounces over the keeper and gone for four! That was 149.8kmh! .Short and quick, right into the pitch, Kohli lets it go over him while withdrawing his pull .and the ball sails over Jurel\nArcher to Kohli, FOUR runs .just beyond the reach of first slip and four! What an over this has been, this one at .148.5kmh, short outside off and Kohli gets a very thick outside edge while trying to .scythe that away and luckily for him it beats first slip\nArcher to Kohli, no run .beats him like he had beaten Salt. Short and outside off, past the punching attempt with .the extra bounce and into the keeper's gloves in no time after leaving the hand at .150.1kmh\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, no run .134.7kmh, he beats Salt first ball as well. On length on middle and angling away outside .off, chases and misses\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 wide .down the leg side and that's the second wide already. He was interestingly attempting a .yorker, and the length was not that bad but the line was down leg with some inswing\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, no run .dropped at mid-off! Another attempted yorker, Salt chips this low full toss straight down .the ground to mid-off where captain Parag goes low to his right, catches the ball but .can't hold on when his hands hit the ground on the tumble\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 run .shorter and on middle and leg, clipped square this time for one\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Kohli, 1 run .swinging away from outside off, he pokes away from the body for a single to deep third\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, no run .a near-yorker again, this time Salt keeps it along the ground completely and drives .gently to mid-off\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, FOUR runs .almost a yorker, perhaps an inch short and Salt bunts that back with timing, not so .much with power and beats the diving mid-on for four!\nArcher to Kohli, no run .149.1kmh, back of length outside off, no room and he defends towards cover\nArcher to Kohli, 1 run .145.1kmh, short and into the body, perhaps didn't bounce as much as Kohli expected .but he gets enough on the pull for a single wide of square leg .Archer to his Sussex team-mate again\nArcher to Salt, 1 run .pulled in the air on the swivel because he has mistimed that pull behind square, but that .landed halfway before deep fine leg. One more\nArcher to Kohli, no run .shorter and outside off at 146.8kmh, it's the pace and bounce that beats Kohli again. .Into the pitch, rising high and over Kohli's swinging bat\nArcher to Kohli, FOUR runs .inside edge for four! More drama as the ball jags back in from outside off and takes the .inside edge without no footwork at all from Kohli, and deep fine leg gives up early on the .chase which Archer doesn't like at all\nArcher to Kohli, FOUR runs .pulled wide of square leg for four. Two in a row! Short and into the body, he only wants .to connect with that nicely with timing, doesn't pack much punch into that and sends it .wide of square leg\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 run .132.1kmh, length ball on middle and leg, and Salt taps it down to mid-off to pinch a .single\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Kohli, 1 run .136.6kmh, on the leg side and flicked away off the pads square of the wicket for one\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 run .lands short of deep midwicket. There are two fielders in the deep on leg for the short .ball, and Farooqi does bang it in short. Salt middles this pull and had he hit it a little .shorter, that would have reached Hetmyer\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Kohli, 1 run .takes the pace off, this one's at 109.5kmh outside off and Kohli pushes it towards mid- .off for one\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, FOUR runs .top-edge sails over short third for a one-bounce four! Salt and RCB are riding their luck .here, and maybe that's what they need to finally win at home. Short ball into the pitch, .only a leading edge off the pull and that goes straight over short third for four\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 run .136kmh, low and dipping full toss on off and it's driven to mid-off before Salt hares .across for one\nDeshpande to Salt, FOUR runs .he wants a yorker first ball, but it's a slow and low full toss on middle and Salt connects .with that nicely to send that straight back past mid-on for four\nDeshpande to Salt, FOUR runs .through the covers and four more! A length ball outside off but this has room and Salt .can drive it away through the covers for a boundary\nDeshpande to Salt, 1 run .into the batter this time and he clips it square for one\nDeshpande to Kohli, FOUR runs .flicked wide of mid-on and the crowd roars as soon as the ball leaves the 30-yard circle! .Too full, swinging into middle and leg, and Kohli is going to flick those in his sleep\nDeshpande to Kohli, no run .137.4kmh, much better length delivery shaping away around off and a watchful Kohli .defends to off\nDeshpande to Kohli, 1 run .wider outside off and a touch shorter too, Kohli runs it down to deep point for one\nSandeep to Kohli, 1 run .short of length into the body and Kohli chips it wide of midwicket for one\nSandeep to Salt, no run .full on the stumps, bashed down along the ground but straight to mid-off\nSandeep to Salt, 1 run .in the block hole now, Salt keeps an open stance and bunts that down with some power, .for a quick single to mid-off\nSandeep to Kohli, FOUR runs .a half-volley served on a platter and Kohli gobbles that down in one go! Too straight, too .full, and driven back straight with lovely timing and touch for four\nSandeep to Kohli, 1 run .makes room early to dab that short of length ball wide of short third but Archer does .well to dive to his left and save three\nSandeep to Salt, 1 run .another yorker for Salt and he digs it out to long-on for one more. Keeps strike after the .powerplay .That's a decent over and RCB are 59 after the powerplay, without hitting a single six yet. .So time for a timeout\nHasaranga to Salt, 1 run .starts with a googly on the stumps, worked to the leg side easily for one\nHasaranga to Kohli, 1 run .legbreak on middle for Kohli, and it's short enough for him to rock back and help to long .on\nHasaranga to Salt, no run .fuller outside off and driven towards cover boundary but the fielder in the circle does .well to stop it with a dive\nHasaranga to Salt, OUT .skied to deep midwicket and Salt has run out of luck! Pitched up without much pace and .swept against the turn for a leading edge that sends the ball into the night sky before it .lands in Hetmyer's hands well inside the rope .Phil Salt c Hetmyer b Hasaranga 26 (23b 4x4 0x6 31m) SR: 113.04\nHasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run .rocks back first ball and tucks that with the turn to leg. Off the mark\nHasaranga to Kohli, no run .gently taps that length ball towards mid-on and Hasaranga throws himself to his right to .save the single .Just three singles and a wicket from that\nParag to Padikkal, 1 run .pushes that one with the turn down to long-off for one\nParag to Kohli, FOUR runs .short on off, some turn on offer but pulled away for four! It wasn't slow but Kohli rocked .back in no time and swatted that away\nParag to Kohli, no run .goes back for the cut and misses that one\nParag to Kohli, 1 run .goes back again for the ball outside off, good bounce but he gets a single to long off\nParag to Padikkal, 1 run .he makes some room for the length ball on the stumps and scythes it square for one\nParag to Kohli, no run .beats him to end the over too. Slides that one quick down off at 101.9kmh, and he .pokes and misses\nHasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run .slow and outside off, Padikkal waits before pulling that down to long-on\nHasaranga to Kohli, 1 run .85.2kmh, slow legbreak with some turn after pitching just outside off, Kohli slaps it back .and that's a great sliding effort from Jaiswal running to his left from long on to save .three\nHasaranga to Padikkal, no run .the ball stops a little before reaching Padikkal, and he defends the stifling delivery back\nHasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run .way outside off this time and he has to reach out for it for a single to deep cover\nHasaranga to Kohli, 2 runs .more work at the boundary line as Kohli flicks that full delivery off his toes nicely and .calls for two immediately. This time Hetmyer with the slide to his left from deep .midwicket and they return for the second\nHasaranga to Kohli, 1 run .some width outside off, some turn and it's pushed wide of point for one .Another solid over from Hasarange to slow down RCB a little\nParag to Kohli, 2 runs .clipped off the pads with soft hands and that looked deliberate so that they could come .back for the second\nParag to Kohli, 1 run .fires this one into the pads and Kohli is hurried to work this off his pads for one more\nParag to Padikkal, FOUR runs .79.9kmh, really slow around outside leg, not much turn and Padikkal has enough time to .rock back, open up and pull that away behind square to just beat the sliding Archer for .four. Padikkal's first boundary\nParag to Padikkal, no run .fired into leg stump and he defends this time\nParag to Padikkal, no run .quick and flat again, but loses his line for a wide down leg past the sweep. Royals have .reviewed that wide now, let's see if it had something. UltraEdge says there's a murmur .when it's close to the glove, so not a wide, and the ball went on to hit Jurel's pad, the .catch was not taken. It was hardly a catch to be honest\nParag to Padikkal, 1 run .makes a lot of room and Parag targets the stumps, whipped to the leg side for one .Time for Abhimanyu again","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs RCB, 42nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to Salt, 1 wide he bangs it in short, as expected, but it's gone down leg for a wide\n Archer to Salt, no run swinging in at a pace of 145.1kmh! Salt barely has the time to move much but does well to defend it back There's been a slip, by the way Phil Salt in IPL, 2025 INNS 8 RUNS 213 SR 178.99 AVE 26.62 HS 65\n Archer to Salt, no run goes over the stumps! Salt walks across to off to flay the ball with the swing to the leg side but he doesn't connect at all\n Archer to Salt, no run beaten again! Stays still this time for the short of length ball outside off, Salt wants to punch it away but the extra bounce beats him\n Archer to Salt, 1 run short and coming in, bit more to the leg side now and Salt swivels to help it along to fine leg\n Archer to Kohli, 5 wide bounces over Kohli, bounces over the keeper and gone for four! That was 149.8kmh! Short and quick, right into the pitch, Kohli lets it go over him while withdrawing his pull and the ball sails over Jurel\n Archer to Kohli, FOUR runs just beyond the reach of first slip and four! What an over this has been, this one at 148.5kmh, short outside off and Kohli gets a very thick outside edge while trying to scythe that away and luckily for him it beats first slip\n Archer to Kohli, no run beats him like he had beaten Salt. Short and outside off, past the punching attempt with the extra bounce and into the keeper's gloves in no time after leaving the hand at 150.1kmh\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, no run 134.7kmh, he beats Salt first ball as well. On length on middle and angling away outside off, chases and misses\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 wide down the leg side and that's the second wide already. He was interestingly attempting a yorker, and the length was not that bad but the line was down leg with some inswing\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, no run dropped at mid-off! Another attempted yorker, Salt chips this low full toss straight down the ground to mid-off where captain Parag goes low to his right, catches the ball but can't hold on when his hands hit the ground on the tumble\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 run shorter and on middle and leg, clipped square this time for one\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Kohli, 1 run swinging away from outside off, he pokes away from the body for a single to deep third\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, no run a near-yorker again, this time Salt keeps it along the ground completely and drives gently to mid-off\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, FOUR runs almost a yorker, perhaps an inch short and Salt bunts that back with timing, not so much with power and beats the diving mid-on for four!\n Archer to Kohli, no run 149.1kmh, back of length outside off, no room and he defends towards cover\n Archer to Kohli, 1 run 145.1kmh, short and into the body, perhaps didn't bounce as much as Kohli expected but he gets enough on the pull for a single wide of square leg Archer to his Sussex team-mate again\n Archer to Salt, 1 run pulled in the air on the swivel because he has mistimed that pull behind square, but that landed halfway before deep fine leg. One more\n Archer to Kohli, no run shorter and outside off at 146.8kmh, it's the pace and bounce that beats Kohli again. Into the pitch, rising high and over Kohli's swinging bat\n Archer to Kohli, FOUR runs inside edge for four! More drama as the ball jags back in from outside off and takes the inside edge without no footwork at all from Kohli, and deep fine leg gives up early on the chase which Archer doesn't like at all\n Archer to Kohli, FOUR runs pulled wide of square leg for four. Two in a row! Short and into the body, he only wants to connect with that nicely with timing, doesn't pack much punch into that and sends it wide of square leg\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 run 132.1kmh, length ball on middle and leg, and Salt taps it down to mid-off to pinch a single\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Kohli, 1 run 136.6kmh, on the leg side and flicked away off the pads square of the wicket for one\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 run lands short of deep midwicket. There are two fielders in the deep on leg for the short ball, and Farooqi does bang it in short. Salt middles this pull and had he hit it a little shorter, that would have reached Hetmyer\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Kohli, 1 run takes the pace off, this one's at 109.5kmh outside off and Kohli pushes it towards mid-off for one\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, FOUR runs top-edge sails over short third for a one-bounce four! Salt and RCB are riding their luck here, and maybe that's what they need to finally win at home. Short ball into the pitch, only a leading edge off the pull and that goes straight over short third for four\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 run 136kmh, low and dipping full toss on off and it's driven to mid-off before Salt hares across for one\n Deshpande to Salt, FOUR runs he wants a yorker first ball, but it's a slow and low full toss on middle and Salt connects with that nicely to send that straight back past mid-on for four\n Deshpande to Salt, FOUR runs through the covers and four more! A length ball outside off but this has room and Salt can drive it away through the covers for a boundary\n Deshpande to Salt, 1 run into the batter this time and he clips it square for one\n Deshpande to Kohli, FOUR runs flicked wide of mid-on and the crowd roars as soon as the ball leaves the 30-yard circle! Too full, swinging into middle and leg, and Kohli is going to flick those in his sleep\n Deshpande to Kohli, no run 137.4kmh, much better length delivery shaping away around off and a watchful Kohli defends to off\n Deshpande to Kohli, 1 run wider outside off and a touch shorter too, Kohli runs it down to deep point for one\n Sandeep to Kohli, 1 run short of length into the body and Kohli chips it wide of midwicket for one\n Sandeep to Salt, no run full on the stumps, bashed down along the ground but straight to mid-off\n Sandeep to Salt, 1 run in the block hole now, Salt keeps an open stance and bunts that down with some power, for a quick single to mid-off\n Sandeep to Kohli, FOUR runs a half-volley served on a platter and Kohli gobbles that down in one go! Too straight, too full, and driven back straight with lovely timing and touch for four\n Sandeep to Kohli, 1 run makes room early to dab that short of length ball wide of short third but Archer does well to dive to his left and save three\n Sandeep to Salt, 1 run another yorker for Salt and he digs it out to long-on for one more. Keeps strike after the powerplay That's a decent over and RCB are 59 after the powerplay, without hitting a single six yet. So time for a timeout\n Hasaranga to Salt, 1 run starts with a googly on the stumps, worked to the leg side easily for one\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 1 run legbreak on middle for Kohli, and it's short enough for him to rock back and help to long on\n Hasaranga to Salt, no run fuller outside off and driven towards cover boundary but the fielder in the circle does well to stop it with a dive\n Hasaranga to Salt, OUT skied to deep midwicket and Salt has run out of luck! Pitched up without much pace and swept against the turn for a leading edge that sends the ball into the night sky before it lands in Hetmyer's hands well inside the rope \n Hasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run rocks back first ball and tucks that with the turn to leg. Off the mark\n Hasaranga to Kohli, no run gently taps that length ball towards mid-on and Hasaranga throws himself to his right to save the single Just three singles and a wicket from that\n Parag to Padikkal, 1 run pushes that one with the turn down to long-off for one\n Parag to Kohli, FOUR runs short on off, some turn on offer but pulled away for four! It wasn't slow but Kohli rocked back in no time and swatted that away\n Parag to Kohli, no run goes back for the cut and misses that one\n Parag to Kohli, 1 run goes back again for the ball outside off, good bounce but he gets a single to long off\n Parag to Padikkal, 1 run he makes some room for the length ball on the stumps and scythes it square for one\n Parag to Kohli, no run beats him to end the over too. Slides that one quick down off at 101.9kmh, and he pokes and misses\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run slow and outside off, Padikkal waits before pulling that down to long-on\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 1 run 85.2kmh, slow legbreak with some turn after pitching just outside off, Kohli slaps it back and that's a great sliding effort from Jaiswal running to his left from long on to save three\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, no run the ball stops a little before reaching Padikkal, and he defends the stifling delivery back\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run way outside off this time and he has to reach out for it for a single to deep cover\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 2 runs more work at the boundary line as Kohli flicks that full delivery off his toes nicely and calls for two immediately. This time Hetmyer with the slide to his left from deep midwicket and they return for the second\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 1 run some width outside off, some turn and it's pushed wide of point for one Another solid over from Hasarange to slow down RCB a little\n Parag to Kohli, 2 runs clipped off the pads with soft hands and that looked deliberate so that they could come back for the second\n Parag to Kohli, 1 run fires this one into the pads and Kohli is hurried to work this off his pads for one more\n Parag to Padikkal, FOUR runs 79.9kmh, really slow around outside leg, not much turn and Padikkal has enough time to rock back, open up and pull that away behind square to just beat the sliding Archer for four. Padikkal's first boundary\n Parag to Padikkal, no run fired into leg stump and he defends this time\n Parag to Padikkal, no run quick and flat again, but loses his line for a wide down leg past the sweep. Royals have reviewed that wide now, let's see if it had something. UltraEdge says there's a murmur when it's close to the glove, so not a wide, and the ball went on to hit Jurel's pad, the catch was not taken. It was hardly a catch to be honest\n Parag to Padikkal, 1 run makes a lot of room and Parag targets the stumps, whipped to the leg side for one Time for Abhimanyu again","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Kohli","Padikkal","Salt"],"Runs":[40.0,10.0,26.0],"Balls_Faced":[27,10,23],"Fours":[6,1,4],"Sixes":[0,0,0],"S\/R":[148.15,100.0,113.04],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Hetmyer b Hasaranga"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Fazalhaq Farooqi","Hasaranga","Parag","Sandeep"],"Balls":[12,6,12,12,12,6],"Runs_Given":[21.0,14.0,16.0,9.0,15.0,8.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to Salt, 1 wide .he bangs it in short, as expected, but it's gone down leg for a wide\nArcher to Salt, no run .swinging in at a pace of 145.1kmh! Salt barely has the time to move much but does well .to defend it back .There's been a slip, by the way . .Phil Salt in IPL, 2025 .INNS .8 .RUNS .213 .SR .178.99 .AVE .26.62 .HS .65\nArcher to Salt, no run .goes over the stumps! Salt walks across to off to flay the ball with the swing to the leg .side but he doesn't connect at all\nArcher to Salt, no run .beaten again! Stays still this time for the short of length ball outside off, Salt wants to .punch it away but the extra bounce beats him\nArcher to Salt, 1 run .short and coming in, bit more to the leg side now and Salt swivels to help it along to fine .leg\nArcher to Kohli, 5 wide .bounces over Kohli, bounces over the keeper and gone for four! That was 149.8kmh! .Short and quick, right into the pitch, Kohli lets it go over him while withdrawing his pull .and the ball sails over Jurel\nArcher to Kohli, FOUR runs .just beyond the reach of first slip and four! What an over this has been, this one at .148.5kmh, short outside off and Kohli gets a very thick outside edge while trying to .scythe that away and luckily for him it beats first slip\nArcher to Kohli, no run .beats him like he had beaten Salt. Short and outside off, past the punching attempt with .the extra bounce and into the keeper's gloves in no time after leaving the hand at .150.1kmh\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, no run .134.7kmh, he beats Salt first ball as well. On length on middle and angling away outside .off, chases and misses\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 wide .down the leg side and that's the second wide already. He was interestingly attempting a .yorker, and the length was not that bad but the line was down leg with some inswing\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, no run .dropped at mid-off! Another attempted yorker, Salt chips this low full toss straight down .the ground to mid-off where captain Parag goes low to his right, catches the ball but .can't hold on when his hands hit the ground on the tumble\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 run .shorter and on middle and leg, clipped square this time for one\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Kohli, 1 run .swinging away from outside off, he pokes away from the body for a single to deep third\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, no run .a near-yorker again, this time Salt keeps it along the ground completely and drives .gently to mid-off\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, FOUR runs .almost a yorker, perhaps an inch short and Salt bunts that back with timing, not so .much with power and beats the diving mid-on for four!\nArcher to Kohli, no run .149.1kmh, back of length outside off, no room and he defends towards cover\nArcher to Kohli, 1 run .145.1kmh, short and into the body, perhaps didn't bounce as much as Kohli expected .but he gets enough on the pull for a single wide of square leg .Archer to his Sussex team-mate again\nArcher to Salt, 1 run .pulled in the air on the swivel because he has mistimed that pull behind square, but that .landed halfway before deep fine leg. One more\nArcher to Kohli, no run .shorter and outside off at 146.8kmh, it's the pace and bounce that beats Kohli again. .Into the pitch, rising high and over Kohli's swinging bat\nArcher to Kohli, FOUR runs .inside edge for four! More drama as the ball jags back in from outside off and takes the .inside edge without no footwork at all from Kohli, and deep fine leg gives up early on the .chase which Archer doesn't like at all\nArcher to Kohli, FOUR runs .pulled wide of square leg for four. Two in a row! Short and into the body, he only wants .to connect with that nicely with timing, doesn't pack much punch into that and sends it .wide of square leg\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 run .132.1kmh, length ball on middle and leg, and Salt taps it down to mid-off to pinch a .single\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Kohli, 1 run .136.6kmh, on the leg side and flicked away off the pads square of the wicket for one\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 run .lands short of deep midwicket. There are two fielders in the deep on leg for the short .ball, and Farooqi does bang it in short. Salt middles this pull and had he hit it a little .shorter, that would have reached Hetmyer\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Kohli, 1 run .takes the pace off, this one's at 109.5kmh outside off and Kohli pushes it towards mid- .off for one\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, FOUR runs .top-edge sails over short third for a one-bounce four! Salt and RCB are riding their luck .here, and maybe that's what they need to finally win at home. Short ball into the pitch, .only a leading edge off the pull and that goes straight over short third for four\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 run .136kmh, low and dipping full toss on off and it's driven to mid-off before Salt hares .across for one\nDeshpande to Salt, FOUR runs .he wants a yorker first ball, but it's a slow and low full toss on middle and Salt connects .with that nicely to send that straight back past mid-on for four\nDeshpande to Salt, FOUR runs .through the covers and four more! A length ball outside off but this has room and Salt .can drive it away through the covers for a boundary\nDeshpande to Salt, 1 run .into the batter this time and he clips it square for one\nDeshpande to Kohli, FOUR runs .flicked wide of mid-on and the crowd roars as soon as the ball leaves the 30-yard circle! .Too full, swinging into middle and leg, and Kohli is going to flick those in his sleep\nDeshpande to Kohli, no run .137.4kmh, much better length delivery shaping away around off and a watchful Kohli .defends to off\nDeshpande to Kohli, 1 run .wider outside off and a touch shorter too, Kohli runs it down to deep point for one\nSandeep to Kohli, 1 run .short of length into the body and Kohli chips it wide of midwicket for one\nSandeep to Salt, no run .full on the stumps, bashed down along the ground but straight to mid-off\nSandeep to Salt, 1 run .in the block hole now, Salt keeps an open stance and bunts that down with some power, .for a quick single to mid-off\nSandeep to Kohli, FOUR runs .a half-volley served on a platter and Kohli gobbles that down in one go! Too straight, too .full, and driven back straight with lovely timing and touch for four\nSandeep to Kohli, 1 run .makes room early to dab that short of length ball wide of short third but Archer does .well to dive to his left and save three\nSandeep to Salt, 1 run .another yorker for Salt and he digs it out to long-on for one more. Keeps strike after the .powerplay .That's a decent over and RCB are 59 after the powerplay, without hitting a single six yet. .So time for a timeout\nHasaranga to Salt, 1 run .starts with a googly on the stumps, worked to the leg side easily for one\nHasaranga to Kohli, 1 run .legbreak on middle for Kohli, and it's short enough for him to rock back and help to long .on\nHasaranga to Salt, no run .fuller outside off and driven towards cover boundary but the fielder in the circle does .well to stop it with a dive\nHasaranga to Salt, OUT .skied to deep midwicket and Salt has run out of luck! Pitched up without much pace and .swept against the turn for a leading edge that sends the ball into the night sky before it .lands in Hetmyer's hands well inside the rope .Phil Salt c Hetmyer b Hasaranga 26 (23b 4x4 0x6 31m) SR: 113.04\nHasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run .rocks back first ball and tucks that with the turn to leg. Off the mark\nHasaranga to Kohli, no run .gently taps that length ball towards mid-on and Hasaranga throws himself to his right to .save the single .Just three singles and a wicket from that\nParag to Padikkal, 1 run .pushes that one with the turn down to long-off for one\nParag to Kohli, FOUR runs .short on off, some turn on offer but pulled away for four! It wasn't slow but Kohli rocked .back in no time and swatted that away\nParag to Kohli, no run .goes back for the cut and misses that one\nParag to Kohli, 1 run .goes back again for the ball outside off, good bounce but he gets a single to long off\nParag to Padikkal, 1 run .he makes some room for the length ball on the stumps and scythes it square for one\nParag to Kohli, no run .beats him to end the over too. Slides that one quick down off at 101.9kmh, and he .pokes and misses\nHasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run .slow and outside off, Padikkal waits before pulling that down to long-on\nHasaranga to Kohli, 1 run .85.2kmh, slow legbreak with some turn after pitching just outside off, Kohli slaps it back .and that's a great sliding effort from Jaiswal running to his left from long on to save .three\nHasaranga to Padikkal, no run .the ball stops a little before reaching Padikkal, and he defends the stifling delivery back\nHasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run .way outside off this time and he has to reach out for it for a single to deep cover\nHasaranga to Kohli, 2 runs .more work at the boundary line as Kohli flicks that full delivery off his toes nicely and .calls for two immediately. This time Hetmyer with the slide to his left from deep .midwicket and they return for the second\nHasaranga to Kohli, 1 run .some width outside off, some turn and it's pushed wide of point for one .Another solid over from Hasarange to slow down RCB a little\nParag to Kohli, 2 runs .clipped off the pads with soft hands and that looked deliberate so that they could come .back for the second\nParag to Kohli, 1 run .fires this one into the pads and Kohli is hurried to work this off his pads for one more\nParag to Padikkal, FOUR runs .79.9kmh, really slow around outside leg, not much turn and Padikkal has enough time to .rock back, open up and pull that away behind square to just beat the sliding Archer for .four. Padikkal's first boundary\nParag to Padikkal, no run .fired into leg stump and he defends this time\nParag to Padikkal, no run .quick and flat again, but loses his line for a wide down leg past the sweep. Royals have .reviewed that wide now, let's see if it had something. UltraEdge says there's a murmur .when it's close to the glove, so not a wide, and the ball went on to hit Jurel's pad, the .catch was not taken. It was hardly a catch to be honest\nParag to Padikkal, 1 run .makes a lot of room and Parag targets the stumps, whipped to the leg side for one .Time for Abhimanyu again\nHasaranga to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Swept away in the gap!\nHasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run .Googly pitching on off and going across, Padikkal swipes it out to deep midwicket . .Virat Kohli vs Wanindu Hasaranga .BALLS .21 .RUNS .25 .OUTS .0 .SR .119.04 .4s\/6s .1\/1\nHasaranga to Kohli, 1 run .Legbreak, on a length outside off and spinning away, Kohli cuts it away to deep point's .left\nHasaranga to Padikkal, 2 runs .Wrong'un outside leg, Padikkal looks to paddle and it comes off the top edge. Farooqi .gives chase to stop a boundary\nHasaranga to Padikkal, 1 wide .Legbreak outside leg, slides down for a wide\nHasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run .On a length on leg, spinning away. Padikkal goes back to punch it out towards long-on\nHasaranga to Kohli, 1 run .Tucks this legbreak on a length around off to long-on\nSandeep to Kohli, 1 run .Short outside off, Kohli pulls it along the ground to deep midwicket\nSandeep to Padikkal, 1 run .Yorker on leg, whipped out to deep midwicket\nSandeep to Kohli, FOUR runs .Slashed over short third! Kohli backs away to this length ball just outside off and drives .hard at it. Thick edge goes well over the infielder\nSandeep to Kohli, FOUR runs .Edged for four! And that's a 60th IPL fifty for Virat KohlI! Pushes at this length ball .outside off and gets a thick edge past the keeper. Raises his bat to acknowledge the .applause .See all photos\nSandeep to Kohli, 1 run .Full around middle, clipped towards wide long-on\nSandeep to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Pumped down the ground! This is very full around middle and leg and Padikkal is able .to hammer this straight of long-off\nHasaranga to Kohli, 1 run .Floated up outside off, Kohli looks to bring out the slog sweep, but it goes off the .bottom half of the bat through square leg\nHasaranga to Padikkal, FOUR runs .Cleverly played by DDP! This is on a length around off and it spins away. Padikkal had .backed away and just adjusts to punch it in the gap between point and short third\nHasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run .Wrong'un outside leg, tucked through midwicket\nHasaranga to Kohli, 1 run .Short-ish outside off, Kohli stays back and pulls it wide of long-on\nHasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run .Dropped! Padikkal wanted to slog sweep this full ball around leg and gets a top edge. .Tushar Deshpande running in from deep backward square can't hold on as he dives .forward\nHasaranga to Kohli, 2 runs .Tucks this length ball in the vacant midwicket region and they race for two. Hasaranga .runs to his right to collect and throw it at the non-striker's end but by the time the ball .gets to the fielder backing up, Padikkal is in safe\nParag to Padikkal, SIX runs .And we have the first six of the day! Dances down the ground to this slot ball and lofts .it over long-off\nParag to Padikkal, 1 run .Parag almost gets the better of Padikkal! He was coming down the crease again and .Parag tossed it up very wide, and it was spinning away. Padikkal slashes at it and .manages a thick enough edge for it to lob behind the keeper\nParag to Kohli, 1 run .Tossed full around middle and leg, Kohli looks to sweep and gets it off the inside edge .towards square leg\nParag to Padikkal, 1 run .ON a length around off, 106kph, Padikkal looks to cut and it goes off the keeper towards .square leg\nParag to Kohli, SIX runs .Kohli gets his first six now! Tossed up and given width, Kohli gets low and frees his .arms to launch this over long-off\nParag to Kohli, no run .On a length outside off, Kohli looks to work it leg side and gets an inside edge onto his .pads that deflects to Parag's left. Parag goes and collects and throws the stumps down .at the striker's end. Thankfully the batters had already decided against a risky single\nDeshpande to Padikkal, SIX runs .Slashed away all the way! Short ball angled across, Padikkal reaches out and cuts it up .and over short third .The sixes starting to land now for RCB!\nDeshpande to Padikkal, no run .Good comeback from the bowler. Bowls it right in the block hole and Padikkal just .blocks it out . .Devdutt Padikkal vs Tushar Deshpande .BALLS .17 .RUNS .35 .OUTS .0 .SR .205.88 .4s\/6s .4\/2\nDeshpande to Padikkal, 1 wide .Deshpande sees Padikkal backing away and follows him with a short delivery. But it's .quite high and evades Padikkal's attempted ramp. Umpire calls it wide\nDeshpande to Padikkal, 1 run .Yorker around middle, Padikkal looks to swing it away and gets it out to deep backward .square off the inside half\nDeshpande to Kohli, SIX runs .Lofted over deep midwicket! This is in the slot around off and Kohli uses those .powerful wrists of his to whip this away. Archer was running to his right but he stood no .chance\nDeshpande to Kohli, 1 wide .Short and wide, Kohli looks to ramp and it's called wide again. And two bouncers for the .over\nDeshpande to Kohli, 1 run .In the air and lands safe! Length ball angling in from around off, Kohli looks to play that .flick again but miscues it. But it doesn't carry to deep square leg\nDeshpande to Padikkal, SIX runs .Pumped down the ground! And Padikkal carries on his sublime form against Rajasthan .Royals! This is a full toss outside off and Padikkal lofts it downtown. And this is another .very meaningful partnership between these two, against this team!\nArcher to Kohli, OUT .Kohli spoons a catch to cover! This is on a length outside off and Kohli looks to go .inside out. Skies it in the end and Rana holds on to the catch. That came off the sticker .of the bat! First time that Archer gets Kohli in T20s! .Virat Kohli c Rana b Archer 70 (42b 8x4 2x6 60m) SR: 166.66\nArcher to David, no run .Beaten first up! On a length outside off, it jags away to beat the attempted drive\nArcher to David, FOUR runs .Slashed over the keeper! Short and wide and David throws his bat at this. Gets a thick .edge that flies over . .Tim David in IPL, 2025 .INNS .6 .RUNS .146 .SR .192.10 .AVE .146.00 .HS .50*\nArcher to David, no run .Pushes out this full ball outside off to mid-off\nArcher to David, no run .Short outside off, beats David all ends up as he has a swipe at it. Called wide, but .Royals review. David is crouching slightly, so the umpire asks for ball-tracking to .compare it with David's height while standing upright at the crease. And looks like it's .not wide, but just 0.02metres! .Meanwhile, we have a ball change\nArcher to David, no run .David sways out of the way quickly as Archer fires in another rocket around off. David .goes over quickly to the bowler and the two share a quick laugh. They were team-mates .at MI Cape Town in the 2022-23 season\nSandeep to Padikkal, 1 wide .Full and wide, just past the tramline! Umpire calls for wide\nSandeep to Padikkal, OUT .Spooned to mid-off and Rana holds on after a juggling act! This is a slower ball and .Padikkal looks to power this down the ground. Can't get power or elevation behind that .and it goes to Rana who was backtracking to adjust and it pops out of his hands as he .is falling back and he pops out one hand and it pops out again before he falls forward .and holds it between his hands and body .Devdutt Padikkal c Rana b Sandeep Sharma 50 (27b 4x4 3x6 46m) SR: 185.18\nSandeep to Patidar, no run .On a length outside off, punched off the backfoot to cover\nSandeep to Patidar, 1 run .On a length around off, punched towards long-on for a single\nSandeep to David, 1 run .Short outside off, he plays almost a tennis-forehand style shot to mid-off's right\nSandeep to Patidar, OUT .Edged and taken! Back of length outside off, cross-seam, Patidar slashes at it and Jurel .does the rest as the ball kisses the outside edge .Rajat Patidar c \u2020Jurel b Sandeep Sharma 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 33.33\nSandeep to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .Risky shot but it pays dividend! Short outside off, Jitesh slashes at it close to his body .and the ball flies between keeper and short third!\nFazalhaq Farooqi to David, 1 run .Short outside leg and angled across David, who stands tall and pulls it along the ground .to deep midwicket\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .Not sure how much in control of that Jitesh was, but he gets a boundary! Shapes up .early for the scoop, Farooqi bowls it on a length angled across him, Jitesh goes through .with the shot and it goes off the inside edge but well over short fine!\nFazalhaq Farooqi to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .Length ball, pace off, angled across. Jitesh looks to cut and gets an underedge towards .short third\nFazalhaq Farooqi to David, 2 runs .Very full outside off, David looks to swing this away leg side but can't get under it. Dug .out towards deep midwicket's left and they do well to take two\nFazalhaq Farooqi to David, FOUR runs .Cut away hard! Poor fielding at backward point. Low full toss outside off and David .opens the face and hits this hard, but Shubham Dubey lets this go through his legs .Over the wicket again\nFazalhaq Farooqi to David, 2 runs .Short outside off, David pulls it in front of square leg. Hasaranga collects, even as the .two boundary riders almost collide\nSandeep to Jitesh Sharma, 1 wide .Short and wide, Jitesh looks to cut it away but it's too far for him. And rightly called wide .Virat Kohli - Phil Salt - 376 .Virat Kohli - Devdutt Padikkal - 429 .Sai Sudharsan - Shubman Gill - 448 .Most P'ship Runs in IPL 2025\nSandeep to Jitesh Sharma, 1 leg bye .Yorker outside off, Jitesh goes across to sweep and misses. They sneak the leg bye as .the ball rolls to Jitesh's left off his pad\nSandeep to David, 1 run .In no man's land! Bumped in short and wide, David looks to swat it away and the ball .goes high in the air. But it drops in the vacant midwicket region. Sandeep Sharma .running to his right can't get there\nSandeep to Jitesh Sharma, 1 wide .On a length, but too wide. He'll have to rebowl that as well\nSandeep to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .Slapped away in the gap! Short and wide, Jitesh moves across and swats this over .cover. One bounce and four\nSandeep to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .Another attempted scoop goes wrong, and this time it's just the single for RCB. Jitesh .goes across his stumps and looks to reverse-scoop this wide length ball. Loops up over .the inside edge but lands safe\nSandeep to David, 1 wide .Slower bouncer outside off, David waits on it to cut, but is beaten by the lack of pace. .David reviews for wide not given. David is on his toes looking to ramp this over as the .ball goes by, so he could have a case here. That's deemed to be going above David's .head. Bonus run for RCB, and an extra ball too\nSandeep to David, SIX runs .Hammered over cover and just over a leaping fielder! Full outside off and David takes it .on inside out. Nitish Rana was at full stretch, but David got enough elevation on that\nSandeep to David, no run .Yorker outside off, dug back out to the bowler's left\nArcher to Jitesh Sharma, no run .Yorker outside off, Jites his well across his stumps and ends up just digging it back out .to Archer's right. Another dot ball from the pacer\nArcher to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .Jitesh is beaten by the pace of that very well-directed bumper around off. Looks to pull .and takes a blow on the helmet. They are able to sneak the leg bye .Physio races out to have a look at Jitesh, who looks good to go .David vs Archer in the final over should be a really fun battle!\nArcher to David, 1 run .Yorker outside off, David jams his face down with an open face and gets it out to point. .They get a single. That was bowled at 146kph\nArcher to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .Pulled away in the gap! 200 crossed for RCB Slower bouncer outside off and Jitesh .swivels and hits this in the gap between deep square leg and deep midwicket\nArcher to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .On a length around off, Jitesh can't time it as he looks to swing it away and the ball rolls .through midwicket\nArcher to David, 1 run, OUT .Short and wide and David can only pull it out to deep midwicket. David is well short of .his ground though while trying to take the second and Jurel has all the time in the world .to take the bails off .Tim David run out (Hetmyer\/\u2020Jurel) 23 (15b 2x4 1x6 31m) SR: 153.33","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RR vs RCB, 42nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to Salt, 1 wide he bangs it in short, as expected, but it's gone down leg for a wide\n Archer to Salt, no run swinging in at a pace of 145.1kmh! Salt barely has the time to move much but does well to defend it back There's been a slip, by the way Phil Salt in IPL, 2025 INNS 8 RUNS 213 SR 178.99 AVE 26.62 HS 65\n Archer to Salt, no run goes over the stumps! Salt walks across to off to flay the ball with the swing to the leg side but he doesn't connect at all\n Archer to Salt, no run beaten again! Stays still this time for the short of length ball outside off, Salt wants to punch it away but the extra bounce beats him\n Archer to Salt, 1 run short and coming in, bit more to the leg side now and Salt swivels to help it along to fine leg\n Archer to Kohli, 5 wide bounces over Kohli, bounces over the keeper and gone for four! That was 149.8kmh! Short and quick, right into the pitch, Kohli lets it go over him while withdrawing his pull and the ball sails over Jurel\n Archer to Kohli, FOUR runs just beyond the reach of first slip and four! What an over this has been, this one at 148.5kmh, short outside off and Kohli gets a very thick outside edge while trying to scythe that away and luckily for him it beats first slip\n Archer to Kohli, no run beats him like he had beaten Salt. Short and outside off, past the punching attempt with the extra bounce and into the keeper's gloves in no time after leaving the hand at 150.1kmh\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, no run 134.7kmh, he beats Salt first ball as well. On length on middle and angling away outside off, chases and misses\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 wide down the leg side and that's the second wide already. He was interestingly attempting a yorker, and the length was not that bad but the line was down leg with some inswing\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, no run dropped at mid-off! Another attempted yorker, Salt chips this low full toss straight down the ground to mid-off where captain Parag goes low to his right, catches the ball but can't hold on when his hands hit the ground on the tumble\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 run shorter and on middle and leg, clipped square this time for one\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Kohli, 1 run swinging away from outside off, he pokes away from the body for a single to deep third\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, no run a near-yorker again, this time Salt keeps it along the ground completely and drives gently to mid-off\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, FOUR runs almost a yorker, perhaps an inch short and Salt bunts that back with timing, not so much with power and beats the diving mid-on for four!\n Archer to Kohli, no run 149.1kmh, back of length outside off, no room and he defends towards cover\n Archer to Kohli, 1 run 145.1kmh, short and into the body, perhaps didn't bounce as much as Kohli expected but he gets enough on the pull for a single wide of square leg Archer to his Sussex team-mate again\n Archer to Salt, 1 run pulled in the air on the swivel because he has mistimed that pull behind square, but that landed halfway before deep fine leg. One more\n Archer to Kohli, no run shorter and outside off at 146.8kmh, it's the pace and bounce that beats Kohli again. Into the pitch, rising high and over Kohli's swinging bat\n Archer to Kohli, FOUR runs inside edge for four! More drama as the ball jags back in from outside off and takes the inside edge without no footwork at all from Kohli, and deep fine leg gives up early on the chase which Archer doesn't like at all\n Archer to Kohli, FOUR runs pulled wide of square leg for four. Two in a row! Short and into the body, he only wants to connect with that nicely with timing, doesn't pack much punch into that and sends it wide of square leg\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 run 132.1kmh, length ball on middle and leg, and Salt taps it down to mid-off to pinch a single\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Kohli, 1 run 136.6kmh, on the leg side and flicked away off the pads square of the wicket for one\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 run lands short of deep midwicket. There are two fielders in the deep on leg for the short ball, and Farooqi does bang it in short. Salt middles this pull and had he hit it a little shorter, that would have reached Hetmyer\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Kohli, 1 run takes the pace off, this one's at 109.5kmh outside off and Kohli pushes it towards mid-off for one\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, FOUR runs top-edge sails over short third for a one-bounce four! Salt and RCB are riding their luck here, and maybe that's what they need to finally win at home. Short ball into the pitch, only a leading edge off the pull and that goes straight over short third for four\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Salt, 1 run 136kmh, low and dipping full toss on off and it's driven to mid-off before Salt hares across for one\n Deshpande to Salt, FOUR runs he wants a yorker first ball, but it's a slow and low full toss on middle and Salt connects with that nicely to send that straight back past mid-on for four\n Deshpande to Salt, FOUR runs through the covers and four more! A length ball outside off but this has room and Salt can drive it away through the covers for a boundary\n Deshpande to Salt, 1 run into the batter this time and he clips it square for one\n Deshpande to Kohli, FOUR runs flicked wide of mid-on and the crowd roars as soon as the ball leaves the 30-yard circle! Too full, swinging into middle and leg, and Kohli is going to flick those in his sleep\n Deshpande to Kohli, no run 137.4kmh, much better length delivery shaping away around off and a watchful Kohli defends to off\n Deshpande to Kohli, 1 run wider outside off and a touch shorter too, Kohli runs it down to deep point for one\n Sandeep to Kohli, 1 run short of length into the body and Kohli chips it wide of midwicket for one\n Sandeep to Salt, no run full on the stumps, bashed down along the ground but straight to mid-off\n Sandeep to Salt, 1 run in the block hole now, Salt keeps an open stance and bunts that down with some power, for a quick single to mid-off\n Sandeep to Kohli, FOUR runs a half-volley served on a platter and Kohli gobbles that down in one go! Too straight, too full, and driven back straight with lovely timing and touch for four\n Sandeep to Kohli, 1 run makes room early to dab that short of length ball wide of short third but Archer does well to dive to his left and save three\n Sandeep to Salt, 1 run another yorker for Salt and he digs it out to long-on for one more. Keeps strike after the powerplay That's a decent over and RCB are 59 after the powerplay, without hitting a single six yet. So time for a timeout\n Hasaranga to Salt, 1 run starts with a googly on the stumps, worked to the leg side easily for one\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 1 run legbreak on middle for Kohli, and it's short enough for him to rock back and help to long on\n Hasaranga to Salt, no run fuller outside off and driven towards cover boundary but the fielder in the circle does well to stop it with a dive\n Hasaranga to Salt, OUT skied to deep midwicket and Salt has run out of luck! Pitched up without much pace and swept against the turn for a leading edge that sends the ball into the night sky before it lands in Hetmyer's hands well inside the rope \n Hasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run rocks back first ball and tucks that with the turn to leg. Off the mark\n Hasaranga to Kohli, no run gently taps that length ball towards mid-on and Hasaranga throws himself to his right to save the single Just three singles and a wicket from that\n Parag to Padikkal, 1 run pushes that one with the turn down to long-off for one\n Parag to Kohli, FOUR runs short on off, some turn on offer but pulled away for four! It wasn't slow but Kohli rocked back in no time and swatted that away\n Parag to Kohli, no run goes back for the cut and misses that one\n Parag to Kohli, 1 run goes back again for the ball outside off, good bounce but he gets a single to long off\n Parag to Padikkal, 1 run he makes some room for the length ball on the stumps and scythes it square for one\n Parag to Kohli, no run beats him to end the over too. Slides that one quick down off at 101.9kmh, and he pokes and misses\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run slow and outside off, Padikkal waits before pulling that down to long-on\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 1 run 85.2kmh, slow legbreak with some turn after pitching just outside off, Kohli slaps it back and that's a great sliding effort from Jaiswal running to his left from long on to save three\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, no run the ball stops a little before reaching Padikkal, and he defends the stifling delivery back\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run way outside off this time and he has to reach out for it for a single to deep cover\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 2 runs more work at the boundary line as Kohli flicks that full delivery off his toes nicely and calls for two immediately. This time Hetmyer with the slide to his left from deep midwicket and they return for the second\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 1 run some width outside off, some turn and it's pushed wide of point for one Another solid over from Hasarange to slow down RCB a little\n Parag to Kohli, 2 runs clipped off the pads with soft hands and that looked deliberate so that they could come back for the second\n Parag to Kohli, 1 run fires this one into the pads and Kohli is hurried to work this off his pads for one more\n Parag to Padikkal, FOUR runs 79.9kmh, really slow around outside leg, not much turn and Padikkal has enough time to rock back, open up and pull that away behind square to just beat the sliding Archer for four. Padikkal's first boundary\n Parag to Padikkal, no run fired into leg stump and he defends this time\n Parag to Padikkal, no run quick and flat again, but loses his line for a wide down leg past the sweep. Royals have reviewed that wide now, let's see if it had something. UltraEdge says there's a murmur when it's close to the glove, so not a wide, and the ball went on to hit Jurel's pad, the catch was not taken. It was hardly a catch to be honest\n Parag to Padikkal, 1 run makes a lot of room and Parag targets the stumps, whipped to the leg side for one Time for Abhimanyu again\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, FOUR runs Swept away in the gap!\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run Googly pitching on off and going across, Padikkal swipes it out to deep midwicket Virat Kohli vs Wanindu Hasaranga BALLS 21 RUNS 25 OUTS 0 SR 119.04 4s\/6s 1\/1\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 1 run Legbreak, on a length outside off and spinning away, Kohli cuts it away to deep point's left\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, 2 runs Wrong'un outside leg, Padikkal looks to paddle and it comes off the top edge. Farooqi gives chase to stop a boundary\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, 1 wide Legbreak outside leg, slides down for a wide\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run On a length on leg, spinning away. Padikkal goes back to punch it out towards long-on\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 1 run Tucks this legbreak on a length around off to long-on\n Sandeep to Kohli, 1 run Short outside off, Kohli pulls it along the ground to deep midwicket\n Sandeep to Padikkal, 1 run Yorker on leg, whipped out to deep midwicket\n Sandeep to Kohli, FOUR runs Slashed over short third! Kohli backs away to this length ball just outside off and drives hard at it. Thick edge goes well over the infielder\n Sandeep to Kohli, FOUR runs Edged for four! And that's a 60th IPL fifty for Virat KohlI! Pushes at this length ball outside off and gets a thick edge past the keeper. Raises his bat to acknowledge the applause See all photos\n Sandeep to Kohli, 1 run Full around middle, clipped towards wide long-on\n Sandeep to Padikkal, FOUR runs Pumped down the ground! This is very full around middle and leg and Padikkal is able to hammer this straight of long-off\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 1 run Floated up outside off, Kohli looks to bring out the slog sweep, but it goes off the bottom half of the bat through square leg\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, FOUR runs Cleverly played by DDP! This is on a length around off and it spins away. Padikkal had backed away and just adjusts to punch it in the gap between point and short third\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run Wrong'un outside leg, tucked through midwicket\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 1 run Short-ish outside off, Kohli stays back and pulls it wide of long-on\n Hasaranga to Padikkal, 1 run Dropped! Padikkal wanted to slog sweep this full ball around leg and gets a top edge. Tushar Deshpande running in from deep backward square can't hold on as he dives forward\n Hasaranga to Kohli, 2 runs Tucks this length ball in the vacant midwicket region and they race for two. Hasaranga runs to his right to collect and throw it at the non-striker's end but by the time the ball gets to the fielder backing up, Padikkal is in safe\n Parag to Padikkal, SIX runs And we have the first six of the day! Dances down the ground to this slot ball and lofts it over long-off\n Parag to Padikkal, 1 run Parag almost gets the better of Padikkal! He was coming down the crease again and Parag tossed it up very wide, and it was spinning away. Padikkal slashes at it and manages a thick enough edge for it to lob behind the keeper\n Parag to Kohli, 1 run Tossed full around middle and leg, Kohli looks to sweep and gets it off the inside edge towards square leg\n Parag to Padikkal, 1 run ON a length around off, 106kph, Padikkal looks to cut and it goes off the keeper towards square leg\n Parag to Kohli, SIX runs Kohli gets his first six now! Tossed up and given width, Kohli gets low and frees his arms to launch this over long-off\n Parag to Kohli, no run On a length outside off, Kohli looks to work it leg side and gets an inside edge onto his pads that deflects to Parag's left. Parag goes and collects and throws the stumps down at the striker's end. Thankfully the batters had already decided against a risky single\n Deshpande to Padikkal, SIX runs Slashed away all the way! Short ball angled across, Padikkal reaches out and cuts it up and over short third The sixes starting to land now for RCB!\n Deshpande to Padikkal, no run Good comeback from the bowler. Bowls it right in the block hole and Padikkal just blocks it out Devdutt Padikkal vs Tushar Deshpande BALLS 17 RUNS 35 OUTS 0 SR 205.88 4s\/6s 4\/2\n Deshpande to Padikkal, 1 wide Deshpande sees Padikkal backing away and follows him with a short delivery. But it's quite high and evades Padikkal's attempted ramp. Umpire calls it wide\n Deshpande to Padikkal, 1 run Yorker around middle, Padikkal looks to swing it away and gets it out to deep backward square off the inside half\n Deshpande to Kohli, SIX runs Lofted over deep midwicket! This is in the slot around off and Kohli uses those powerful wrists of his to whip this away. Archer was running to his right but he stood no chance\n Deshpande to Kohli, 1 wide Short and wide, Kohli looks to ramp and it's called wide again. And two bouncers for the over\n Deshpande to Kohli, 1 run In the air and lands safe! Length ball angling in from around off, Kohli looks to play that flick again but miscues it. But it doesn't carry to deep square leg\n Deshpande to Padikkal, SIX runs Pumped down the ground! And Padikkal carries on his sublime form against Rajasthan Royals! This is a full toss outside off and Padikkal lofts it downtown. And this is another very meaningful partnership between these two, against this team!\n Archer to Kohli, OUT Kohli spoons a catch to cover! This is on a length outside off and Kohli looks to go inside out. Skies it in the end and Rana holds on to the catch. That came off the sticker of the bat! First time that Archer gets Kohli in T20s! \n Archer to David, no run Beaten first up! On a length outside off, it jags away to beat the attempted drive\n Archer to David, FOUR runs Slashed over the keeper! Short and wide and David throws his bat at this. Gets a thick edge that flies over Tim David in IPL, 2025 INNS 6 RUNS 146 SR 192.10 AVE 146.00 HS 50*\n Archer to David, no run Pushes out this full ball outside off to mid-off\n Archer to David, no run Short outside off, beats David all ends up as he has a swipe at it. Called wide, but Royals review. David is crouching slightly, so the umpire asks for ball-tracking to compare it with David's height while standing upright at the crease. And looks like it's not wide, but just 0.02metres! Meanwhile, we have a ball change\n Archer to David, no run David sways out of the way quickly as Archer fires in another rocket around off. David goes over quickly to the bowler and the two share a quick laugh. They were team-mates at MI Cape Town in the 2022-23 season\n Sandeep to Padikkal, 1 wide Full and wide, just past the tramline! Umpire calls for wide\n Sandeep to Padikkal, OUT Spooned to mid-off and Rana holds on after a juggling act! This is a slower ball and Padikkal looks to power this down the ground. Can't get power or elevation behind that and it goes to Rana who was backtracking to adjust and it pops out of his hands as he is falling back and he pops out one hand and it pops out again before he falls forward and holds it between his hands and body \n Sandeep to Patidar, no run On a length outside off, punched off the backfoot to cover\n Sandeep to Patidar, 1 run On a length around off, punched towards long-on for a single\n Sandeep to David, 1 run Short outside off, he plays almost a tennis-forehand style shot to mid-off's right\n Sandeep to Patidar, OUT Edged and taken! Back of length outside off, cross-seam, Patidar slashes at it and Jurel does the rest as the ball kisses the outside edge \n Sandeep to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs Risky shot but it pays dividend! Short outside off, Jitesh slashes at it close to his body and the ball flies between keeper and short third!\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to David, 1 run Short outside leg and angled across David, who stands tall and pulls it along the ground to deep midwicket\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs Not sure how much in control of that Jitesh was, but he gets a boundary! Shapes up early for the scoop, Farooqi bowls it on a length angled across him, Jitesh goes through with the shot and it goes off the inside edge but well over short fine!\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run Length ball, pace off, angled across. Jitesh looks to cut and gets an underedge towards short third\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to David, 2 runs Very full outside off, David looks to swing this away leg side but can't get under it. Dug out towards deep midwicket's left and they do well to take two\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to David, FOUR runs Cut away hard! Poor fielding at backward point. Low full toss outside off and David opens the face and hits this hard, but Shubham Dubey lets this go through his legs Over the wicket again\n Fazalhaq Farooqi to David, 2 runs Short outside off, David pulls it in front of square leg. Hasaranga collects, even as the two boundary riders almost collide\n Sandeep to Jitesh Sharma, 1 wide Short and wide, Jitesh looks to cut it away but it's too far for him. And rightly called wide Virat Kohli - Phil Salt - 376 Virat Kohli - Devdutt Padikkal - 429 Sai Sudharsan - Shubman Gill - 448 Most P'ship Runs in IPL 2025\n Sandeep to Jitesh Sharma, 1 leg bye Yorker outside off, Jitesh goes across to sweep and misses. They sneak the leg bye as the ball rolls to Jitesh's left off his pad\n Sandeep to David, 1 run In no man's land! Bumped in short and wide, David looks to swat it away and the ball goes high in the air. But it drops in the vacant midwicket region. Sandeep Sharma running to his right can't get there\n Sandeep to Jitesh Sharma, 1 wide On a length, but too wide. He'll have to rebowl that as well\n Sandeep to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs Slapped away in the gap! Short and wide, Jitesh moves across and swats this over cover. One bounce and four\n Sandeep to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run Another attempted scoop goes wrong, and this time it's just the single for RCB. Jitesh goes across his stumps and looks to reverse-scoop this wide length ball. Loops up over the inside edge but lands safe\n Sandeep to David, 1 wide Slower bouncer outside off, David waits on it to cut, but is beaten by the lack of pace. David reviews for wide not given. David is on his toes looking to ramp this over as the ball goes by, so he could have a case here. That's deemed to be going above David's head. Bonus run for RCB, and an extra ball too\n Sandeep to David, SIX runs Hammered over cover and just over a leaping fielder! Full outside off and David takes it on inside out. Nitish Rana was at full stretch, but David got enough elevation on that\n Sandeep to David, no run Yorker outside off, dug back out to the bowler's left\n Archer to Jitesh Sharma, no run Yorker outside off, Jites his well across his stumps and ends up just digging it back out to Archer's right. Another dot ball from the pacer\n Archer to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run Jitesh is beaten by the pace of that very well-directed bumper around off. Looks to pull and takes a blow on the helmet. They are able to sneak the leg bye Physio races out to have a look at Jitesh, who looks good to go David vs Archer in the final over should be a really fun battle!\n Archer to David, 1 run Yorker outside off, David jams his face down with an open face and gets it out to point. They get a single. That was bowled at 146kph\n Archer to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs Pulled away in the gap! 200 crossed for RCB Slower bouncer outside off and Jitesh swivels and hits this in the gap between deep square leg and deep midwicket\n Archer to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run On a length around off, Jitesh can't time it as he looks to swing it away and the ball rolls through midwicket\n Archer to David, 1 run, OUT Short and wide and David can only pull it out to deep midwicket. David is well short of his ground though while trying to take the second and Jurel has all the time in the world to take the bails off ","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["David","Jitesh Sharma","Kohli","Padikkal","Patidar","Salt"],"Runs":[22.0,20.0,70.0,50.0,1.0,26.0],"Balls_Faced":[15,10,42,27,3,23],"Fours":[2,4,8,4,0,4],"Sixes":[1,0,2,3,0,0],"S\/R":[146.67,200.0,166.67,185.19,33.33,113.04],"dismissal":["run out (Hetmyer\/\u2020Jurel)","Not Out","c Rana b Archer","c Rana b Sandeep Sharma","c \u2020Jurel b Sandeep Sharma","c Hetmyer b Hasaranga"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Fazalhaq Farooqi","Hasaranga","Parag","Sandeep"],"Balls":[24,12,18,24,18,24],"Runs_Given":[32.0,36.0,30.0,30.0,30.0,45.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,1,0,2],"Overs":[4.0,2.0,3.0,4.0,3.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .angled across on a length outside off and this seems to nip away further with the angle. .Sudharsan goes feeling for it and is beaten on the outside\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .gorgeous, gorgeous drive! A genuine out-swinger but this is over-pitched as well .outside off. Sudharsan leans in on the drive and caresses it between extra cover and .mid off!\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Shaping away again and Sudharsan cuts it towards deep .backward point .Chahar has dismissed Gill four times previously in T20s\nChahar to Gill, no run .fullish just outside off, curving away nicely. Gill gets a good stride in and pushes it .towards point, who is in very tight\nChahar to Gill, 1 wide .short and wide outside off. Gill has a huge waft at it but only grabs a handful of fresh .air. Called a wide\nChahar to Gill, no run .back of a length outside off and this seems to hold in the surface a little. Gill waits for it .and pats it gently into the off side\nChahar to Gill, no run .back of a length outside off. Gill wants to punch this off the back foot through the off .side but the lack of pace means he scuffs it back to the bowler\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .beauty! Fullish in the channel and this swerves away late. Sudharsan goes feeling for it .and sees the ball sneak past the outside edge\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .nicked and gone! And the Wankhede erupts! Another Boult from the MI blue, and this is .a massive wicket! Back of a length in the channel and this seems to deck away just a .smidgen. Sudharsan thinks he has to play at it and dangles his bat, feathering it through .to Rickelton. The crowd is up and about now, and this is just the start Boult specializes .in, and just the start MI would have wanted! .Sai Sudharsan c \u2020Rickelton b Boult 5 (5b 1x4 0x6 7m) SR: 100\nBoult to Buttler, 1 run .length ball swinging into the pads. Buttler lets the ball come to him before tucking it .towards deep square leg\nBoult to Gill, 2 runs .in the air, and it falls into safety! Full on middle and off. Gill goes walkabouts and looks .to flick it over mid wicket. Gets a massive leading edge and the ball loops over .backward point .Plenty of movement among the ground staff on the edge of the rope\nBoult to Gill, no run .back of a length, pushed across the batter outside off. Gill, having taken a step down .the track, fishes at it and is lucky to not nick it\nBoult to Gill, no run .back of a length on off. Gill presses half forward and defends\nBumrah to Buttler, 1 wide .fired in on a length but way down leg. Buttler does not get bat on it and the umpire has .no qualms in calling it a wide\nBumrah to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Buttler uses the angle and glances it down to long leg .Gill moves away late and that has not left Bumrah best pleased. He is suggesting .something went into his eye, which is very possible given the wind flying around\nBumrah to Gill, no run .slanted in on a back of a length on off. Gill gets a half stride in and taps it towards mid .on\nBumrah to Gill, no run .back of a length outside off. Gill rises with the bounce and jabs it towards cover point. A .crowd catch!\nBumrah to Gill, 2 runs .back of a length outside off. Gill transfers his weight onto the front foot and punches it .crisply to mid off's left. Chahar chases after it and reins it in, saving two\nBumrah to Gill, no run .back of a length outside off. Gill gets up on his toes and stabs it towards mid off\nBumrah to Gill, no run .back of a length just outside off. Gill cannot get forward to this completely as well and .pushes it towards mid on\nBoult to Buttler, 1 run .dug into the track outside off. Buttler reaches out for it and cuts it towards deep point\nBoult to Gill, FOUR runs .loose ball, and Gill puts it away to release some pressure! Shortish on the hips and that .is a real hit-me ball. Gill does not try to hit it too hard and instead, tickles it away fine!\nBoult to Gill, no run .oh! Back of a length, angled across the batter outside off. Gill advances and throws the .plumbing at it, only to swish at thin air\nBoult to Gill, 1 run .full on the pads. Gill gets forward, uses the angle and flicks it away towards deep .backward square leg. It was in the air for a bit, but nothing threatening from a GT POV\nBoult to Buttler, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Buttler gets up on his toes and meets the ball right .under his eyes\nBoult to Buttler, no run .fullish on middle and off. Buttler presses forward, stands tall and drives it on the up to .mid off\nBumrah to Gill, no run .hard length, slanting into middle and leg. Gill, caught on the crease, plays all around it .and gets rapped on the thigh pad. Too high and going down too\nBumrah to Gill, no run .back of a length on off. Gill stabs it towards mid wicket and sends Buttler back, who .wanted the single .Gill is 9 off 16 now\nBumrah to Gill, 2 runs .back of a length on middle and off. Gill punches it with a straight bat through square leg .and has enough time to get back for two .Bumrah has held a nice length so far and has not offered up any invitation to drive yet. .Will he be tempted into throwing one up?\nBumrah to Gill, no run .massive lbw shout, but the umpire says no! Zipped in on a length on middle stump. .Skips off the surface and nips in further, pinning Gill on the front pad. Seemed to be .heading down and Bumrah, after the initial optimism, does not talk his captain into a .review\nBumrah to Gill, no run .angled in again, on a length on off. Gill presses forward and pokes it towards mid off. .That seemed to hit the bat hard again\nBumrah to Gill, no run .pushed in fuller on off stump. Gill gets a good stride in and laces his flick, but cannot .get it past the man at mid on\nBoult to Buttler, SIX runs .Buttler at his pristine best! Back of a length outside off. Buttler telegraphs the line, .shuffles across his stumps and scoops it cleanly over the fine leg fence!\nBoult to Buttler, no run .shorter outside off. Buttler waits on this and cuts it fiercely towards backward point, .where Jacks snaps down low to his right and saves four\nBoult to Buttler, no run .back of a length wide outside off. Buttler reaches out for it and scuffs it towards mid off .How does Buttler play it? Does he try and get ahead of the DLS par score? Or does he .bank on rain not lasting long enough to wash out the game at this point?\nBoult to Buttler, 1 run .off-pace on a back of a length on off. Buttler takes a step down the track and pushes it .towards mid off .The umpires have done very well so far to keep this game going. Around the wicket\nBoult to Gill, 1 run .slanted in very full on leg stump. Gill knocks it down the ground to long on and picks up .a single .Umpire Saidharshan Kumar is not happy about something. Perhaps about the time MI .are taking. Not sure, though\nBoult to Buttler, no run .full just outside off. Buttler plants his front foot and smashes it straight to the fielder at .mid off .And MI take the time-out (of course they do). A bit of gamesmanship from the five-time .winners but they are well within their rights to take a time-out whenever they please .between the end of the sixth and the ninth over. For the record, it is still drizzling at the .Wankhede Stadium\nChahar to Gill, 1 run .off-pace and into the track outside off. Gill waits for it and short-arm jabs it past mid .wicket for a single\nChahar to Buttler, FOUR runs .that has gone to the fence like a tracer bullet! Half-tracker on middle and off, and .Buttler takes full toll. Swivels nicely and thunders it past deep square leg, who barely .had to move a few yards, but got nowhere near it!\nChahar to Buttler, no run .angled in full on off. Buttler presses forward and pokes it back towards the bowler\nChahar to Buttler, 1 run .off-pace and into the track on off. Buttler jumps up onto his toes and drops it into the .off side for a single\nChahar to Gill, 1 run .slanted in full on middle and off. Gill comes onto the front foot and flicks it to long on\nChahar to Buttler, FOUR runs .that is another scorcher! Half-volley outside off and Buttler will have that for breakfast, .lunch and dinner. Razes it past extra cover and even with the rain swirling around, that .scorched away past Suryakumar at long off!\nHardik to Gill, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Cuts back into Gill and keeps a little low. Pings him on .the back leg after he misses his swipe and the ball rolls awya past the keeper for a run. .Might have skimmed the inside edge on the way too\nHardik to Buttler, FOUR runs .Buttler on the charge now! This is another long-hop, more or less. Laced with width too .and Buttler stands up on his toes to slap it to sweeper cover's right!\nHardik to Buttler, 1 run .shortish outside off. Sticks in the surface a little and Buttler chops it towards backward .point .The DLS par score after eight overs for the loss of one wicket is 53 . .Shubman Gill vs Hardik Pandya .BALLS .19 .RUNS .11 .OUTS .4 .SR .57.89 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nHardik to Gill, 1 wide .banged into the track outside off and this flies through to the keeper. Gill jumps up onto .his toes to try and upper-cut it but is beaten for pace. Called a wide for height\nHardik to Gill, (no ball) .back of a length outside off. Gill gets up on his toes and jabs it towards extra cover. Uh- .oh, Hardik has overstepped too...\nHardik to Gill, 1 wide .length ball hung up wide outside off. Gill lets it go and the umpire calls it a wide. .Seemed touch-and-go .Free hit continues\nHardik to Gill, (no ball) .right up in the blockhole outside off. Gill jams down on it and digs it out towards extra .cover. And oh dear - Hardik has transgressed the front line again. This is not great .from the skipper! .Gill has been dismissed by Hardik four times in T20 cricket, by the way. But he cannot .dismiss him this ball because it is a Free hit\nHardik to Gill, SIX runs .Gill makes Hardik pay, finally! Misses the wide yorker and ventures into the slot. Gill .bends his back knee to get under it and smokes it over long off!\nHardik to Gill, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Gill presses half forward and eases it to long on\nHardik to Buttler, 1 wide .short and a mile outside off. Buttler lets it go and the umpire has to indulge in more .exercise. 18 off the over already .Ten balls in the over already, and Hardik has still not completed this over\nHardik to Buttler, no run .back of a length just outside off. Buttler gets a half stride in and pushes it towards extra .cover\nKarn to Gill, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Gill goes back and knocks it to long on\nKarn to Buttler, no run .ripper! Slowed up on a back of a length on off. Drifts in and then grips in the surface to .rip past the outside edge\nKarn to Buttler, 1 run .fuller and flatter on the pads. Buttler eases it to long on and is happy with a single. Good .hustle by Jacks to get there and a quick release too\nKarn to Gill, 1 run .full again but offering width this time. Gill gets his hands through the ball and drives it .neatly towards sweeper cover\nKarn to Buttler, 1 run .floated up full just outside leg stump. Buttler gets into position for the reverse and helps .it towards backward point\nKarn to Gill, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Gill stabs it down the ground off the back foot and .retains strike\nAshwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Gill lets the ball come to him before tucking it off his .pads into the square leg region\nAshwani Kumar to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Buttler hangs back and jabs it towards deep point .The rain seems to have returned and this particular band seems heavier. We go on for .now, even as the ground staff are scurrying around the covers\nAshwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run .back of a length on off. Gill presses forward and whisks it towards deep mid wicket\nAshwani Kumar to Buttler, no run .big lbw shout, but that pitched outside leg! Fullish on the pads. Zips off the surface and .Buttler is beaten for pace on the flick. Ashwani is very interested but with the ball no .longer swinging, there was no chance a ball of that length would have pitched in line\nAshwani Kumar to Buttler, 1 run .on a length on middle and off. Buttler tips it to mid off and calls for the single early. .Saunters across in the end\nAshwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run .fuller on the pads. Gill transfers his weight onto the front foot and clips it towards deep .mid wicket","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs GT, 56th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run angled across on a length outside off and this seems to nip away further with the angle. Sudharsan goes feeling for it and is beaten on the outside\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs gorgeous, gorgeous drive! A genuine out-swinger but this is over-pitched as well outside off. Sudharsan leans in on the drive and caresses it between extra cover and mid off!\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length outside off. Shaping away again and Sudharsan cuts it towards deep backward point Chahar has dismissed Gill four times previously in T20s\n Chahar to Gill, no run fullish just outside off, curving away nicely. Gill gets a good stride in and pushes it towards point, who is in very tight\n Chahar to Gill, 1 wide short and wide outside off. Gill has a huge waft at it but only grabs a handful of fresh air. Called a wide\n Chahar to Gill, no run back of a length outside off and this seems to hold in the surface a little. Gill waits for it and pats it gently into the off side\n Chahar to Gill, no run back of a length outside off. Gill wants to punch this off the back foot through the off side but the lack of pace means he scuffs it back to the bowler\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run beauty! Fullish in the channel and this swerves away late. Sudharsan goes feeling for it and sees the ball sneak past the outside edge\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT nicked and gone! And the Wankhede erupts! Another Boult from the MI blue, and this is a massive wicket! Back of a length in the channel and this seems to deck away just a smidgen. Sudharsan thinks he has to play at it and dangles his bat, feathering it through to Rickelton. The crowd is up and about now, and this is just the start Boult specializes in, and just the start MI would have wanted! \n Boult to Buttler, 1 run length ball swinging into the pads. Buttler lets the ball come to him before tucking it towards deep square leg\n Boult to Gill, 2 runs in the air, and it falls into safety! Full on middle and off. Gill goes walkabouts and looks to flick it over mid wicket. Gets a massive leading edge and the ball loops over backward point Plenty of movement among the ground staff on the edge of the rope\n Boult to Gill, no run back of a length, pushed across the batter outside off. Gill, having taken a step down the track, fishes at it and is lucky to not nick it\n Boult to Gill, no run back of a length on off. Gill presses half forward and defends\n Bumrah to Buttler, 1 wide fired in on a length but way down leg. Buttler does not get bat on it and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Bumrah to Buttler, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Buttler uses the angle and glances it down to long leg Gill moves away late and that has not left Bumrah best pleased. He is suggesting something went into his eye, which is very possible given the wind flying around\n Bumrah to Gill, no run slanted in on a back of a length on off. Gill gets a half stride in and taps it towards mid on\n Bumrah to Gill, no run back of a length outside off. Gill rises with the bounce and jabs it towards cover point. A crowd catch!\n Bumrah to Gill, 2 runs back of a length outside off. Gill transfers his weight onto the front foot and punches it crisply to mid off's left. Chahar chases after it and reins it in, saving two\n Bumrah to Gill, no run back of a length outside off. Gill gets up on his toes and stabs it towards mid off\n Bumrah to Gill, no run back of a length just outside off. Gill cannot get forward to this completely as well and pushes it towards mid on\n Boult to Buttler, 1 run dug into the track outside off. Buttler reaches out for it and cuts it towards deep point\n Boult to Gill, FOUR runs loose ball, and Gill puts it away to release some pressure! Shortish on the hips and that is a real hit-me ball. Gill does not try to hit it too hard and instead, tickles it away fine!\n Boult to Gill, no run oh! Back of a length, angled across the batter outside off. Gill advances and throws the plumbing at it, only to swish at thin air\n Boult to Gill, 1 run full on the pads. Gill gets forward, uses the angle and flicks it away towards deep backward square leg. It was in the air for a bit, but nothing threatening from a GT POV\n Boult to Buttler, no run back of a length on middle and off. Buttler gets up on his toes and meets the ball right under his eyes\n Boult to Buttler, no run fullish on middle and off. Buttler presses forward, stands tall and drives it on the up to mid off\n Bumrah to Gill, no run hard length, slanting into middle and leg. Gill, caught on the crease, plays all around it and gets rapped on the thigh pad. Too high and going down too\n Bumrah to Gill, no run back of a length on off. Gill stabs it towards mid wicket and sends Buttler back, who wanted the single Gill is 9 off 16 now\n Bumrah to Gill, 2 runs back of a length on middle and off. Gill punches it with a straight bat through square leg and has enough time to get back for two Bumrah has held a nice length so far and has not offered up any invitation to drive yet. Will he be tempted into throwing one up?\n Bumrah to Gill, no run massive lbw shout, but the umpire says no! Zipped in on a length on middle stump. Skips off the surface and nips in further, pinning Gill on the front pad. Seemed to be heading down and Bumrah, after the initial optimism, does not talk his captain into a review\n Bumrah to Gill, no run angled in again, on a length on off. Gill presses forward and pokes it towards mid off. That seemed to hit the bat hard again\n Bumrah to Gill, no run pushed in fuller on off stump. Gill gets a good stride in and laces his flick, but cannot get it past the man at mid on\n Boult to Buttler, SIX runs Buttler at his pristine best! Back of a length outside off. Buttler telegraphs the line, shuffles across his stumps and scoops it cleanly over the fine leg fence!\n Boult to Buttler, no run shorter outside off. Buttler waits on this and cuts it fiercely towards backward point, where Jacks snaps down low to his right and saves four\n Boult to Buttler, no run back of a length wide outside off. Buttler reaches out for it and scuffs it towards mid off How does Buttler play it? Does he try and get ahead of the DLS par score? Or does he bank on rain not lasting long enough to wash out the game at this point?\n Boult to Buttler, 1 run off-pace on a back of a length on off. Buttler takes a step down the track and pushes it towards mid off The umpires have done very well so far to keep this game going. Around the wicket\n Boult to Gill, 1 run slanted in very full on leg stump. Gill knocks it down the ground to long on and picks up a single Umpire Saidharshan Kumar is not happy about something. Perhaps about the time MI are taking. Not sure, though\n Boult to Buttler, no run full just outside off. Buttler plants his front foot and smashes it straight to the fielder at mid off winners but they are well within their rights to take a time-out whenever they please between the end of the sixth and the ninth over. For the record, it is still drizzling at the Wankhede Stadium\n Chahar to Gill, 1 run off-pace and into the track outside off. Gill waits for it and short-arm jabs it past mid wicket for a single\n Chahar to Buttler, FOUR runs that has gone to the fence like a tracer bullet! Half-tracker on middle and off, and Buttler takes full toll. Swivels nicely and thunders it past deep square leg, who barely had to move a few yards, but got nowhere near it!\n Chahar to Buttler, no run angled in full on off. Buttler presses forward and pokes it back towards the bowler\n Chahar to Buttler, 1 run off-pace and into the track on off. Buttler jumps up onto his toes and drops it into the off side for a single\n Chahar to Gill, 1 run slanted in full on middle and off. Gill comes onto the front foot and flicks it to long on\n Chahar to Buttler, FOUR runs that is another scorcher! Half-volley outside off and Buttler will have that for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Razes it past extra cover and even with the rain swirling around, that scorched away past Suryakumar at long off!\n Hardik to Gill, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Cuts back into Gill and keeps a little low. Pings him on the back leg after he misses his swipe and the ball rolls awya past the keeper for a run. Might have skimmed the inside edge on the way too\n Hardik to Buttler, FOUR runs Buttler on the charge now! This is another long-hop, more or less. Laced with width too and Buttler stands up on his toes to slap it to sweeper cover's right!\n Hardik to Buttler, 1 run shortish outside off. Sticks in the surface a little and Buttler chops it towards backward point The DLS par score after eight overs for the loss of one wicket is 53 Shubman Gill vs Hardik Pandya BALLS 19 RUNS 11 OUTS 4 SR 57.89 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Hardik to Gill, 1 wide banged into the track outside off and this flies through to the keeper. Gill jumps up onto his toes to try and upper-cut it but is beaten for pace. Called a wide for height\n back of a length outside off. Gill gets up on his toes and jabs it towards extra cover. Uh-oh, Hardik has overstepped too...\n Hardik to Gill, 1 wide length ball hung up wide outside off. Gill lets it go and the umpire calls it a wide. Seemed touch-and-go Free hit continues\n right up in the blockhole outside off. Gill jams down on it and digs it out towards extra cover. And oh dear - Hardik has transgressed the front line again. This is not great from the skipper! Gill has been dismissed by Hardik four times in T20 cricket, by the way. But he cannot dismiss him this ball because it is a Free hit\n Hardik to Gill, SIX runs Gill makes Hardik pay, finally! Misses the wide yorker and ventures into the slot. Gill bends his back knee to get under it and smokes it over long off!\n Hardik to Gill, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Gill presses half forward and eases it to long on\n Hardik to Buttler, 1 wide short and a mile outside off. Buttler lets it go and the umpire has to indulge in more exercise. 18 off the over already Ten balls in the over already, and Hardik has still not completed this over\n Hardik to Buttler, no run back of a length just outside off. Buttler gets a half stride in and pushes it towards extra cover\n Karn to Gill, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Gill goes back and knocks it to long on\n Karn to Buttler, no run ripper! Slowed up on a back of a length on off. Drifts in and then grips in the surface to rip past the outside edge\n Karn to Buttler, 1 run fuller and flatter on the pads. Buttler eases it to long on and is happy with a single. Good hustle by Jacks to get there and a quick release too\n Karn to Gill, 1 run full again but offering width this time. Gill gets his hands through the ball and drives it neatly towards sweeper cover\n Karn to Buttler, 1 run floated up full just outside leg stump. Buttler gets into position for the reverse and helps it towards backward point\n Karn to Gill, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Gill stabs it down the ground off the back foot and retains strike\n Ashwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Gill lets the ball come to him before tucking it off his pads into the square leg region\n Ashwani Kumar to Buttler, 1 run back of a length outside off. Buttler hangs back and jabs it towards deep point The rain seems to have returned and this particular band seems heavier. We go on for now, even as the ground staff are scurrying around the covers\n Ashwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run back of a length on off. Gill presses forward and whisks it towards deep mid wicket\n Ashwani Kumar to Buttler, no run big lbw shout, but that pitched outside leg! Fullish on the pads. Zips off the surface and Buttler is beaten for pace on the flick. Ashwani is very interested but with the ball no longer swinging, there was no chance a ball of that length would have pitched in line\n Ashwani Kumar to Buttler, 1 run on a length on middle and off. Buttler tips it to mid off and calls for the single early. Saunters across in the end\n Ashwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run fuller on the pads. Gill transfers his weight onto the front foot and clips it towards deep mid wicket","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill"],"Runs":[5.0,28.0,28.0],"Balls_Faced":[5,23,34],"Fours":[1,3,1],"Sixes":[0,1,1],"S\/R":[100.0,121.74,82.35],"dismissal":["c \u2020Rickelton b Boult","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwani Kumar","Boult","Bumrah","Chahar","Hardik","Karn"],"Balls":[6,18,12,12,6,6],"Runs_Given":[5.0,17.0,6.0,17.0,18.0,5.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[1.0,3.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .angled across on a length outside off and this seems to nip away further with the angle. .Sudharsan goes feeling for it and is beaten on the outside\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .gorgeous, gorgeous drive! A genuine out-swinger but this is over-pitched as well .outside off. Sudharsan leans in on the drive and caresses it between extra cover and .mid off!\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Shaping away again and Sudharsan cuts it towards deep .backward point .Chahar has dismissed Gill four times previously in T20s\nChahar to Gill, no run .fullish just outside off, curving away nicely. Gill gets a good stride in and pushes it .towards point, who is in very tight\nChahar to Gill, 1 wide .short and wide outside off. Gill has a huge waft at it but only grabs a handful of fresh .air. Called a wide\nChahar to Gill, no run .back of a length outside off and this seems to hold in the surface a little. Gill waits for it .and pats it gently into the off side\nChahar to Gill, no run .back of a length outside off. Gill wants to punch this off the back foot through the off .side but the lack of pace means he scuffs it back to the bowler\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .beauty! Fullish in the channel and this swerves away late. Sudharsan goes feeling for it .and sees the ball sneak past the outside edge\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .nicked and gone! And the Wankhede erupts! Another Boult from the MI blue, and this is .a massive wicket! Back of a length in the channel and this seems to deck away just a .smidgen. Sudharsan thinks he has to play at it and dangles his bat, feathering it through .to Rickelton. The crowd is up and about now, and this is just the start Boult specializes .in, and just the start MI would have wanted! .Sai Sudharsan c \u2020Rickelton b Boult 5 (5b 1x4 0x6 7m) SR: 100\nBoult to Buttler, 1 run .length ball swinging into the pads. Buttler lets the ball come to him before tucking it .towards deep square leg\nBoult to Gill, 2 runs .in the air, and it falls into safety! Full on middle and off. Gill goes walkabouts and looks .to flick it over mid wicket. Gets a massive leading edge and the ball loops over .backward point .Plenty of movement among the ground staff on the edge of the rope\nBoult to Gill, no run .back of a length, pushed across the batter outside off. Gill, having taken a step down .the track, fishes at it and is lucky to not nick it\nBoult to Gill, no run .back of a length on off. Gill presses half forward and defends\nBumrah to Buttler, 1 wide .fired in on a length but way down leg. Buttler does not get bat on it and the umpire has .no qualms in calling it a wide\nBumrah to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Buttler uses the angle and glances it down to long leg .Gill moves away late and that has not left Bumrah best pleased. He is suggesting .something went into his eye, which is very possible given the wind flying around\nBumrah to Gill, no run .slanted in on a back of a length on off. Gill gets a half stride in and taps it towards mid .on\nBumrah to Gill, no run .back of a length outside off. Gill rises with the bounce and jabs it towards cover point. A .crowd catch!\nBumrah to Gill, 2 runs .back of a length outside off. Gill transfers his weight onto the front foot and punches it .crisply to mid off's left. Chahar chases after it and reins it in, saving two\nBumrah to Gill, no run .back of a length outside off. Gill gets up on his toes and stabs it towards mid off\nBumrah to Gill, no run .back of a length just outside off. Gill cannot get forward to this completely as well and .pushes it towards mid on\nBoult to Buttler, 1 run .dug into the track outside off. Buttler reaches out for it and cuts it towards deep point\nBoult to Gill, FOUR runs .loose ball, and Gill puts it away to release some pressure! Shortish on the hips and that .is a real hit-me ball. Gill does not try to hit it too hard and instead, tickles it away fine!\nBoult to Gill, no run .oh! Back of a length, angled across the batter outside off. Gill advances and throws the .plumbing at it, only to swish at thin air\nBoult to Gill, 1 run .full on the pads. Gill gets forward, uses the angle and flicks it away towards deep .backward square leg. It was in the air for a bit, but nothing threatening from a GT POV\nBoult to Buttler, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Buttler gets up on his toes and meets the ball right .under his eyes\nBoult to Buttler, no run .fullish on middle and off. Buttler presses forward, stands tall and drives it on the up to .mid off\nBumrah to Gill, no run .hard length, slanting into middle and leg. Gill, caught on the crease, plays all around it .and gets rapped on the thigh pad. Too high and going down too\nBumrah to Gill, no run .back of a length on off. Gill stabs it towards mid wicket and sends Buttler back, who .wanted the single .Gill is 9 off 16 now\nBumrah to Gill, 2 runs .back of a length on middle and off. Gill punches it with a straight bat through square leg .and has enough time to get back for two .Bumrah has held a nice length so far and has not offered up any invitation to drive yet. .Will he be tempted into throwing one up?\nBumrah to Gill, no run .massive lbw shout, but the umpire says no! Zipped in on a length on middle stump. .Skips off the surface and nips in further, pinning Gill on the front pad. Seemed to be .heading down and Bumrah, after the initial optimism, does not talk his captain into a .review\nBumrah to Gill, no run .angled in again, on a length on off. Gill presses forward and pokes it towards mid off. .That seemed to hit the bat hard again\nBumrah to Gill, no run .pushed in fuller on off stump. Gill gets a good stride in and laces his flick, but cannot .get it past the man at mid on\nBoult to Buttler, SIX runs .Buttler at his pristine best! Back of a length outside off. Buttler telegraphs the line, .shuffles across his stumps and scoops it cleanly over the fine leg fence!\nBoult to Buttler, no run .shorter outside off. Buttler waits on this and cuts it fiercely towards backward point, .where Jacks snaps down low to his right and saves four\nBoult to Buttler, no run .back of a length wide outside off. Buttler reaches out for it and scuffs it towards mid off .How does Buttler play it? Does he try and get ahead of the DLS par score? Or does he .bank on rain not lasting long enough to wash out the game at this point?\nBoult to Buttler, 1 run .off-pace on a back of a length on off. Buttler takes a step down the track and pushes it .towards mid off .The umpires have done very well so far to keep this game going. Around the wicket\nBoult to Gill, 1 run .slanted in very full on leg stump. Gill knocks it down the ground to long on and picks up .a single .Umpire Saidharshan Kumar is not happy about something. Perhaps about the time MI .are taking. Not sure, though\nBoult to Buttler, no run .full just outside off. Buttler plants his front foot and smashes it straight to the fielder at .mid off .And MI take the time-out (of course they do). A bit of gamesmanship from the five-time .winners but they are well within their rights to take a time-out whenever they please .between the end of the sixth and the ninth over. For the record, it is still drizzling at the .Wankhede Stadium\nChahar to Gill, 1 run .off-pace and into the track outside off. Gill waits for it and short-arm jabs it past mid .wicket for a single\nChahar to Buttler, FOUR runs .that has gone to the fence like a tracer bullet! Half-tracker on middle and off, and .Buttler takes full toll. Swivels nicely and thunders it past deep square leg, who barely .had to move a few yards, but got nowhere near it!\nChahar to Buttler, no run .angled in full on off. Buttler presses forward and pokes it back towards the bowler\nChahar to Buttler, 1 run .off-pace and into the track on off. Buttler jumps up onto his toes and drops it into the .off side for a single\nChahar to Gill, 1 run .slanted in full on middle and off. Gill comes onto the front foot and flicks it to long on\nChahar to Buttler, FOUR runs .that is another scorcher! Half-volley outside off and Buttler will have that for breakfast, .lunch and dinner. Razes it past extra cover and even with the rain swirling around, that .scorched away past Suryakumar at long off!\nHardik to Gill, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Cuts back into Gill and keeps a little low. Pings him on .the back leg after he misses his swipe and the ball rolls awya past the keeper for a run. .Might have skimmed the inside edge on the way too\nHardik to Buttler, FOUR runs .Buttler on the charge now! This is another long-hop, more or less. Laced with width too .and Buttler stands up on his toes to slap it to sweeper cover's right!\nHardik to Buttler, 1 run .shortish outside off. Sticks in the surface a little and Buttler chops it towards backward .point .The DLS par score after eight overs for the loss of one wicket is 53 . .Shubman Gill vs Hardik Pandya .BALLS .19 .RUNS .11 .OUTS .4 .SR .57.89 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nHardik to Gill, 1 wide .banged into the track outside off and this flies through to the keeper. Gill jumps up onto .his toes to try and upper-cut it but is beaten for pace. Called a wide for height\nHardik to Gill, (no ball) .back of a length outside off. Gill gets up on his toes and jabs it towards extra cover. Uh- .oh, Hardik has overstepped too...\nHardik to Gill, 1 wide .length ball hung up wide outside off. Gill lets it go and the umpire calls it a wide. .Seemed touch-and-go .Free hit continues\nHardik to Gill, (no ball) .right up in the blockhole outside off. Gill jams down on it and digs it out towards extra .cover. And oh dear - Hardik has transgressed the front line again. This is not great .from the skipper! .Gill has been dismissed by Hardik four times in T20 cricket, by the way. But he cannot .dismiss him this ball because it is a Free hit\nHardik to Gill, SIX runs .Gill makes Hardik pay, finally! Misses the wide yorker and ventures into the slot. Gill .bends his back knee to get under it and smokes it over long off!\nHardik to Gill, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Gill presses half forward and eases it to long on\nHardik to Buttler, 1 wide .short and a mile outside off. Buttler lets it go and the umpire has to indulge in more .exercise. 18 off the over already .Ten balls in the over already, and Hardik has still not completed this over\nHardik to Buttler, no run .back of a length just outside off. Buttler gets a half stride in and pushes it towards extra .cover\nKarn to Gill, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Gill goes back and knocks it to long on\nKarn to Buttler, no run .ripper! Slowed up on a back of a length on off. Drifts in and then grips in the surface to .rip past the outside edge\nKarn to Buttler, 1 run .fuller and flatter on the pads. Buttler eases it to long on and is happy with a single. Good .hustle by Jacks to get there and a quick release too\nKarn to Gill, 1 run .full again but offering width this time. Gill gets his hands through the ball and drives it .neatly towards sweeper cover\nKarn to Buttler, 1 run .floated up full just outside leg stump. Buttler gets into position for the reverse and helps .it towards backward point\nKarn to Gill, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Gill stabs it down the ground off the back foot and .retains strike\nAshwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Gill lets the ball come to him before tucking it off his .pads into the square leg region\nAshwani Kumar to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Buttler hangs back and jabs it towards deep point .The rain seems to have returned and this particular band seems heavier. We go on for .now, even as the ground staff are scurrying around the covers\nAshwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run .back of a length on off. Gill presses forward and whisks it towards deep mid wicket\nAshwani Kumar to Buttler, no run .big lbw shout, but that pitched outside leg! Fullish on the pads. Zips off the surface and .Buttler is beaten for pace on the flick. Ashwani is very interested but with the ball no .longer swinging, there was no chance a ball of that length would have pitched in line\nAshwani Kumar to Buttler, 1 run .on a length on middle and off. Buttler tips it to mid off and calls for the single early. .Saunters across in the end\nAshwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run .fuller on the pads. Gill transfers his weight onto the front foot and clips it towards deep .mid wicket\nKarn to Gill, FOUR runs .serious whippage! Slowed up but into the slot on the pads. Gill brings his wrists and the .bottom hand into play and whips it past mid wicket!\nKarn to Gill, no run .full on middle and leg. Gill comes forward and pokes it towards mid wicket\nKarn to Gill, 1 run .follows the batter outside leg with a fullish ball. Gill advances anyway and knocks it to .long on\nKarn to Buttler, no run .tossed up on a fullish length on leg stump. Buttler lets the ball arrive before dead- .batting it\nKarn to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Buttler hangs back and tucks it towards deep mid wicket\nKarn to Gill, 2 runs .shortish on the stumps. Gill hops back in a flash and smashes it towards deep mid .wicket. The ball initially slips from Dhir's grasp but he gets his foot in the way to save .two\nAshwani Kumar to Buttler, 1 run .length ball on leg stump. Buttler skips down the track and tugs it towards deep mid .wicket. Early into the stroke again\nAshwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run .dropped - oh dear! The GT catch-dropping sequence has hopped over into MI colours, .and has Tilak dropped this game?! Length ball just outside off. Gill has an ungainly .swipe at it and skews it straight up. Tilak runs in from long on and makes an asbolute .meal of it\nAshwani Kumar to Buttler, OUT .Rickelton goes up in appeal, and MI review! There was a noise, and MI are very .confident! Angled across on a length outside off. Buttler backs away and throws his .hands at it. Seems to get an under-edge, even though the umpire does not share that .opinion. But guess what...UltraEdge returns with a clear spike when the ball is next to .the bat. A massive, massive moment in the game, just a ball after Tilak had dropped .Gill, and this is the window of opportunity the hosts would have been after! .Jos Buttler c \u2020Rickelton b Ashwani Kumar 30 (27b 3x4 1x6 51m) SR: 111.11\nAshwani Kumar to Rutherford, no run .back of a length just outside off. Rutherford waits on it and taps it towards backward .point\nAshwani Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Rutherford uses the pace and dabs it down to deep third\nAshwani Kumar to Gill, no run .full and angled across the batter well outside off. Gill lets it go, hoping for the wide, but .gets no favours from the umpire. Seemed to be inside the tramlines anyway\nJacks to Rutherford, no run .dragged down outside off. Rutherford tries to hit it too hard and scuffs it into the off .side\nJacks to Rutherford, no run .fuller and much closer to the stumps. Rutherford comes forward and plays it back to the .bowler\nJacks to Rutherford, no run .follows the batter outside leg with a length ball. Rutherford has a huge swipe at it and .squirts it off the inside edge towards short fine leg\nJacks to Rutherford, 1 wide .short and wide outside off. Sneaks just beyond the tramlines and Rutherford gets the .wide he wants, having let it go .The wind seems to have picked up again. Required run-rate up above ten\nJacks to Rutherford, FOUR runs .streaky but guess what, they all count! Slanted in full on leg stump. Rutherford looks to .go downtown but gets an inside edge that races away past short fine leg!\nJacks to Rutherford, FOUR runs .catch it is the call, but no is even going to field that! Right in the gap! Tossed up on a .fullish length just outside off. Spins away a touch and Rutherford uses that to go inside- .out. Clean over extra cover!\nJacks to Rutherford, SIX runs .high into the Mumbai night sky, and it goes the distance! Rutherford turning it on! .Slowed up even more on a length outside off. Rutherford has a massive swish at it and .even though he slices it a touch, he gets enough behind it to clear the wide long off .fence!\nAshwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Gill charges down the track and slaps it towards sweeper .cover\nAshwani Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run .oh! Shortish on leg stump. Rutherford shapes up for the pick-up pull but clinks it right .off the toe-end. Loops over the non-striker and towards long on\nAshwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run .full just outside off. Gill comes onto the front foot and tugs it towards deep mid wicket .A few spots of rain again. GT ahead of the DLS Par score by two runs at this stage\nAshwani Kumar to Rutherford, SIX runs .fetch that too, says Sherfane Rutherford! He wants to be home before the storm! .Banged into the track on off and this sits up for Rutherford. He swivels and whacks it .over deep backward square leg!\nAshwani Kumar to Rutherford, 2 runs .angled in on a length on middle and leg. Rutherford presses forward and places it .enough to long on's left to dash back for two. Excellent placement and even better .running .The rain has just gotten heavier...\nAshwani Kumar to Rutherford, 2 runs .slanted in full again, on the pads. Rutherford stabs it enough to long on's left and Tilak .then has to contend with Chahar tumbling into him too. Brace completed comfortably .See all photos\nBumrah to Gill, no run .angled in on a back of a length on off. Gill, tucked up for room, stabs it towards extra .cover\nBumrah to Gill, FOUR runs .Gill begins from where he left off! Marginally short just outside off. Gill spots the length .really early and swats it away nonchalantly past mid wicket! .A hush descends around the Wankhede Stadium\nBumrah to Gill, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Gill waits for it and jabs it towards deep point .Around the wicket to Rutherford. He was happy taking risks before the rain break. Will .that continue?\nBumrah to Rutherford, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Rutherford has a nibble at it and chunks it off the inside half of .the bat towards mid wicket\nBumrah to Gill, OUT .Jasprit Bumrah, you absolute champion! Cometh the hour, cometh the premier fast .bowler in the world! Back of a length, pitching just outside off and nipping back in .sharply. Plenty of zip off the surface and Gill, who has been batting so well tonight, is .hurried into his stroke. The ball clips the front pad and then cannons into off stump, .leaving it flattened. Bumrah is pumped, and all of a sudden, thousands in blue and gold .at the ground, including those eleven on the field, believe! .Shubman Gill b Bumrah 43 (46b 3x4 1x6 75m) SR: 93.47\nBumrah to Shahrukh Khan, no run .back of a length just outside off. Skips off the surface again and hits the bat very hard .as Shahrukh punches it towards mid off\nBoult to Rutherford, 1 run .back of a length on off. Rutherford lets the ball come to him before calmly patting it .past the bowler for a single .42 off 29. Over the wicket to Shahrukh\nBoult to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .on a length on middle and leg. Shahrukh presses half forward and flicks it towards long .on\nBoult to Rutherford, OUT .rapped on the pads, and looks very adjacent, unless Rutherford has hit it! And he .reviews straightaway! Back of a length, slanting into middle and leg. Rutherford seems .to play all around it and the ball smashes him on the front pad, before flicking onto the .back leg. UltraEdge comes up and there is no bat involved. Oh my, oh my. Ball Tracking .returns with three reds and that is plumb with a capital P, as it turns out, and .Rutherford is outta here! .Sherfane Rutherford lbw b Boult 28 (15b 2x4 2x6 21m) SR: 186.66\nBoult to Tewatia, 1 run .angled in on a length on middle and leg. Tewatia gets forward and works it towards .deep mid wicket to get off the mark .The pitch seems to have quickened up just a touch after the rain break\nBoult to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .fullish ball hung up wide outside off. Shahrukh throws his hands at it and drills it .towards sweeper cover\nBoult to Tewatia, 1 run .full just outside off. Tewatia rocks forward confidently and eases it to long on. Keeps .strike too\nBumrah to Tewatia, 1 run .zipped in on alength on off. Tewatia gets forward and pushes it calmly towards long on\nBumrah to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs .Bang! Shahrukh takes Bumrah for a boundary! Right in the slot outside off and .Shahrukh does not miss out. Gives it all he has and blasts it past extra cover! .MI had 123 on the board after\nBumrah to Shahrukh Khan, no run .massive lbw shout, followed by a run-out chance - it is all happening here! Fired in very .full on leg stump. Shahrukh falls across and then plays all around it. The ball kisses the .pad and then rolls towards the keeper, who hits the stumps at the batters end, with .Shahrukh wandering down initially. Made it back just in time! .A bit of afters with Bumrah, it seems, with the commentators on air referring to it as well .33 off 21\nBumrah to Shahrukh Khan, OUT .knocks him over, and Bumrah just stares down Shahrukh after all of it! Back of a .length, slanting into middle and leg. Shahrukh has a wild slog across the line and .misses it, with the ball deflecting off the back leg onto off stump. Shahrukh perishes .trying to put MI's best bowler under pressure, and he has fallen woefully short. MI keep .believing, and GT sink further into trouble! .M Shahrukh Khan b Bumrah 6 (6b 1x4 0x6 14m) SR: 100\nBumrah to Rashid Khan, 2 runs .half-volley outside off and that is a rare loose ball by Bumrah to a new batter. Rashid .rocks forward and times it sweetly past extra cover for a brace\nBumrah to Rashid Khan, no run .hard length, honing into middle and off. Rashid wants to drop and run to extra cover but .Tewatia says no. The fielder has a shy and misses, and Bumrah soon asks himself to .just keep things calm and retain composure\nAshwani Kumar to Tewatia, 1 run .darted in full on middle and leg. Tewatia presses forward and works it towards deep .mid wicket .thunders into the back leg, and the umpire says nothing doing! Big, big call! MI go .upstairs!\nAshwani Kumar to Rashid Khan, OUT .thunders into the back leg, and the umpire says nothing doing! Big, big call! MI go .upstairs! Searing yorker that seems to finish in line with leg stump. Rashid misses its .trajectory completely and plays down the wrong line. Gets pummeled on the back leg .and if the impact is in line, this could be it for Rashid. Pitching in line, impact in line, and .ball hitting leg stump two-thirds of the way up. Rashid has to go too, and the .impossible, which became improbable a few minutes ago, now seems within reach! .Rashid Khan lbw b Ashwani Kumar 2 (3b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 66.66\nAshwani Kumar to Coetzee, no run .into the blockhole on middle and off. Coetzee jams down on it and digs it out towards .extra cover\nAshwani Kumar to Coetzee, 1 run .missed run out chance! Almost a yorker just outside off. Coetzee cannot get under it .and clinks it towards mid off. Hardik takes aim with Coetzee hurtling across, but cannot .hit bullseye .MI hunting like a pack of wolves now, and GT are feeling the pinch. And to add to the .drama, it has started raining again...\nAshwani Kumar to Tewatia, 1 run .in the air, but safe! Low full toss outside off. Tewatia gives himself room and throws the .kitchen sink it, slicing it just over backward point .GT ten runs behind the DLS Par Score at this stage\nAshwani Kumar to Coetzee, FOUR runs .Coetzee lands his first blow, and that sucks the life out of the crowd completely! Low .full toss on middle stump. Coetzee gives himself room and does so early, bludgeoning it .back past the bowler for a much-needed boundary!\nChahar to Tewatia, FOUR runs .oh, hello! Oh, hello! Right in the slot just outside off. Tewatia plants his front foot, goes .through the line and boshes it over mid off's head! .11 off 5, and this is very familiar territory for Tewatia now. And MI are taking their time .again (of course they are)\nChahar to Tewatia, 1 run .right into the blockhole on off stump. Tewatia digs it out towards extra cover and that is .just a single. Top, top delivery after the boundary off the previous ball .10 off 4. Coetzee on strike\nChahar to Coetzee, SIX runs .Gerald Coetzee slams it into the stands, and the Gujarat Titans are roaring in the rain! .Another slot ball outside off and Coetzee cannot believe what has been dished out. He .sits deep in his crease and clobbers it over long off! .4 off 3 now. Surely this is GT's game to lose from here?\nChahar to Coetzee, (no ball) 1 run .another excellent response. A yorker on leg stump and Coetzee cannot get under it, .squeezing it out towards deep backward square leg. But the siren goes off soon after. .Chahar has overstepped and this is the bowler feeling the pressure and the crunch of .the situation. Oh dearie me! .Just two needed now\nChahar to Tewatia, 1 run .scores level! Low full toss on the stumps. Tewatia gets his front leg out of the way and .drags it towards deep mid wicket. GT are almost there!\nChahar to Coetzee, OUT .an agricultural swipe across the line and Coetzee perishes, just on the brink of a .famous, famous win! And this game twists again, and this game threatens to turn .some more! Banged in short and the batter's eyes light up. He tries to smash it into next .week but shanks it completely. Dhir settles himself in the square leg region and does .the rest. Coetzee admonishes himself walking back, but someone else will have to get .the job done now! .Gerald Coetzee c Naman Dhir b Chahar 12 (6b 1x4 1x6 10m) SR: 200\nChahar to Arshad Khan, 1 run .Hardik has a shy at the stumps, and Hardik misses! And he misses against the team .that he called his own for a few years, and to a side that became synonymous with .success while he was at the helm! A finish and a finale from fantasy for the Titans, and .they have stunned the Wankhede! They were up against a hostile crowd, up against a .star-studded Mumbai Indians, up against the elements and the weather, and they have .outlasted all of them! A win that will give them two points tonight, and a tale to tell for .years and years and years! Coming back to the ball now. This is a very full ball just .outside off. Arshad drills it back to mid off and he has to set off for a single. Hardik .collects cleanly and then has a shy at the stumps. He has all three stumps to look at .and under pressure, he cracks. He fails to hit the stumps and Arshad, sprawling and .scrambling and scampering, watches from a prone position as the ball flashes past, and .soaks in the Titans' rise to the top of the table. Should someone else have gotten to the .stumps? Could someone else have gotten there? Should Chahar have been there, like .Vaibhav Arora was for KKR the other day? Could SKY have gotten there sooner from .extra cover? Could have, should have, and we will probably never know, but what we will .go back home is with a bagful of memories and a truly, truly dramatic game of cricket! .Previous .Next .See all photos .Prior to all of that drama, Buttler and Gill had kept GT well in the chase, with .Rutherford's cameo also quite useful. But around the rain intervals, the Titans lost the .plot, losing wickets in a clump and putting themselves under all sorts of pressure. .Bumrah and Boult, two champion cricketers, were protagonists in triggering that .collapse. But as the game veered towards the conclusion, MI just could not get the job .done. Which may sting, but given how many they had on the board, they will also feel .they gave this contest a proper, proper rattle. .Chahar bowled it, and he could not close it out, despite the Titans needing 15. Tewatia .first took him for a boundary before Coetzee clubbed him over long off. There was a .brief moment of resistance, when Coetzee fell to a short ball but that was soon .overridden by the frustration and the sheer despair of a missed direct-hit, which could .have taken the game into a Super Over.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs GT, 56th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run angled across on a length outside off and this seems to nip away further with the angle. Sudharsan goes feeling for it and is beaten on the outside\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs gorgeous, gorgeous drive! A genuine out-swinger but this is over-pitched as well outside off. Sudharsan leans in on the drive and caresses it between extra cover and mid off!\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length outside off. Shaping away again and Sudharsan cuts it towards deep backward point Chahar has dismissed Gill four times previously in T20s\n Chahar to Gill, no run fullish just outside off, curving away nicely. Gill gets a good stride in and pushes it towards point, who is in very tight\n Chahar to Gill, 1 wide short and wide outside off. Gill has a huge waft at it but only grabs a handful of fresh air. Called a wide\n Chahar to Gill, no run back of a length outside off and this seems to hold in the surface a little. Gill waits for it and pats it gently into the off side\n Chahar to Gill, no run back of a length outside off. Gill wants to punch this off the back foot through the off side but the lack of pace means he scuffs it back to the bowler\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run beauty! Fullish in the channel and this swerves away late. Sudharsan goes feeling for it and sees the ball sneak past the outside edge\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT nicked and gone! And the Wankhede erupts! Another Boult from the MI blue, and this is a massive wicket! Back of a length in the channel and this seems to deck away just a smidgen. Sudharsan thinks he has to play at it and dangles his bat, feathering it through to Rickelton. The crowd is up and about now, and this is just the start Boult specializes in, and just the start MI would have wanted! \n Boult to Buttler, 1 run length ball swinging into the pads. Buttler lets the ball come to him before tucking it towards deep square leg\n Boult to Gill, 2 runs in the air, and it falls into safety! Full on middle and off. Gill goes walkabouts and looks to flick it over mid wicket. Gets a massive leading edge and the ball loops over backward point Plenty of movement among the ground staff on the edge of the rope\n Boult to Gill, no run back of a length, pushed across the batter outside off. Gill, having taken a step down the track, fishes at it and is lucky to not nick it\n Boult to Gill, no run back of a length on off. Gill presses half forward and defends\n Bumrah to Buttler, 1 wide fired in on a length but way down leg. Buttler does not get bat on it and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Bumrah to Buttler, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Buttler uses the angle and glances it down to long leg Gill moves away late and that has not left Bumrah best pleased. He is suggesting something went into his eye, which is very possible given the wind flying around\n Bumrah to Gill, no run slanted in on a back of a length on off. Gill gets a half stride in and taps it towards mid on\n Bumrah to Gill, no run back of a length outside off. Gill rises with the bounce and jabs it towards cover point. A crowd catch!\n Bumrah to Gill, 2 runs back of a length outside off. Gill transfers his weight onto the front foot and punches it crisply to mid off's left. Chahar chases after it and reins it in, saving two\n Bumrah to Gill, no run back of a length outside off. Gill gets up on his toes and stabs it towards mid off\n Bumrah to Gill, no run back of a length just outside off. Gill cannot get forward to this completely as well and pushes it towards mid on\n Boult to Buttler, 1 run dug into the track outside off. Buttler reaches out for it and cuts it towards deep point\n Boult to Gill, FOUR runs loose ball, and Gill puts it away to release some pressure! Shortish on the hips and that is a real hit-me ball. Gill does not try to hit it too hard and instead, tickles it away fine!\n Boult to Gill, no run oh! Back of a length, angled across the batter outside off. Gill advances and throws the plumbing at it, only to swish at thin air\n Boult to Gill, 1 run full on the pads. Gill gets forward, uses the angle and flicks it away towards deep backward square leg. It was in the air for a bit, but nothing threatening from a GT POV\n Boult to Buttler, no run back of a length on middle and off. Buttler gets up on his toes and meets the ball right under his eyes\n Boult to Buttler, no run fullish on middle and off. Buttler presses forward, stands tall and drives it on the up to mid off\n Bumrah to Gill, no run hard length, slanting into middle and leg. Gill, caught on the crease, plays all around it and gets rapped on the thigh pad. Too high and going down too\n Bumrah to Gill, no run back of a length on off. Gill stabs it towards mid wicket and sends Buttler back, who wanted the single Gill is 9 off 16 now\n Bumrah to Gill, 2 runs back of a length on middle and off. Gill punches it with a straight bat through square leg and has enough time to get back for two Bumrah has held a nice length so far and has not offered up any invitation to drive yet. Will he be tempted into throwing one up?\n Bumrah to Gill, no run massive lbw shout, but the umpire says no! Zipped in on a length on middle stump. Skips off the surface and nips in further, pinning Gill on the front pad. Seemed to be heading down and Bumrah, after the initial optimism, does not talk his captain into a review\n Bumrah to Gill, no run angled in again, on a length on off. Gill presses forward and pokes it towards mid off. That seemed to hit the bat hard again\n Bumrah to Gill, no run pushed in fuller on off stump. Gill gets a good stride in and laces his flick, but cannot get it past the man at mid on\n Boult to Buttler, SIX runs Buttler at his pristine best! Back of a length outside off. Buttler telegraphs the line, shuffles across his stumps and scoops it cleanly over the fine leg fence!\n Boult to Buttler, no run shorter outside off. Buttler waits on this and cuts it fiercely towards backward point, where Jacks snaps down low to his right and saves four\n Boult to Buttler, no run back of a length wide outside off. Buttler reaches out for it and scuffs it towards mid off How does Buttler play it? Does he try and get ahead of the DLS par score? Or does he bank on rain not lasting long enough to wash out the game at this point?\n Boult to Buttler, 1 run off-pace on a back of a length on off. Buttler takes a step down the track and pushes it towards mid off The umpires have done very well so far to keep this game going. Around the wicket\n Boult to Gill, 1 run slanted in very full on leg stump. Gill knocks it down the ground to long on and picks up a single Umpire Saidharshan Kumar is not happy about something. Perhaps about the time MI are taking. Not sure, though\n Boult to Buttler, no run full just outside off. Buttler plants his front foot and smashes it straight to the fielder at mid off winners but they are well within their rights to take a time-out whenever they please between the end of the sixth and the ninth over. For the record, it is still drizzling at the Wankhede Stadium\n Chahar to Gill, 1 run off-pace and into the track outside off. Gill waits for it and short-arm jabs it past mid wicket for a single\n Chahar to Buttler, FOUR runs that has gone to the fence like a tracer bullet! Half-tracker on middle and off, and Buttler takes full toll. Swivels nicely and thunders it past deep square leg, who barely had to move a few yards, but got nowhere near it!\n Chahar to Buttler, no run angled in full on off. Buttler presses forward and pokes it back towards the bowler\n Chahar to Buttler, 1 run off-pace and into the track on off. Buttler jumps up onto his toes and drops it into the off side for a single\n Chahar to Gill, 1 run slanted in full on middle and off. Gill comes onto the front foot and flicks it to long on\n Chahar to Buttler, FOUR runs that is another scorcher! Half-volley outside off and Buttler will have that for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Razes it past extra cover and even with the rain swirling around, that scorched away past Suryakumar at long off!\n Hardik to Gill, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Cuts back into Gill and keeps a little low. Pings him on the back leg after he misses his swipe and the ball rolls awya past the keeper for a run. Might have skimmed the inside edge on the way too\n Hardik to Buttler, FOUR runs Buttler on the charge now! This is another long-hop, more or less. Laced with width too and Buttler stands up on his toes to slap it to sweeper cover's right!\n Hardik to Buttler, 1 run shortish outside off. Sticks in the surface a little and Buttler chops it towards backward point The DLS par score after eight overs for the loss of one wicket is 53 Shubman Gill vs Hardik Pandya BALLS 19 RUNS 11 OUTS 4 SR 57.89 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Hardik to Gill, 1 wide banged into the track outside off and this flies through to the keeper. Gill jumps up onto his toes to try and upper-cut it but is beaten for pace. Called a wide for height\n back of a length outside off. Gill gets up on his toes and jabs it towards extra cover. Uh-oh, Hardik has overstepped too...\n Hardik to Gill, 1 wide length ball hung up wide outside off. Gill lets it go and the umpire calls it a wide. Seemed touch-and-go Free hit continues\n right up in the blockhole outside off. Gill jams down on it and digs it out towards extra cover. And oh dear - Hardik has transgressed the front line again. This is not great from the skipper! Gill has been dismissed by Hardik four times in T20 cricket, by the way. But he cannot dismiss him this ball because it is a Free hit\n Hardik to Gill, SIX runs Gill makes Hardik pay, finally! Misses the wide yorker and ventures into the slot. Gill bends his back knee to get under it and smokes it over long off!\n Hardik to Gill, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Gill presses half forward and eases it to long on\n Hardik to Buttler, 1 wide short and a mile outside off. Buttler lets it go and the umpire has to indulge in more exercise. 18 off the over already Ten balls in the over already, and Hardik has still not completed this over\n Hardik to Buttler, no run back of a length just outside off. Buttler gets a half stride in and pushes it towards extra cover\n Karn to Gill, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Gill goes back and knocks it to long on\n Karn to Buttler, no run ripper! Slowed up on a back of a length on off. Drifts in and then grips in the surface to rip past the outside edge\n Karn to Buttler, 1 run fuller and flatter on the pads. Buttler eases it to long on and is happy with a single. Good hustle by Jacks to get there and a quick release too\n Karn to Gill, 1 run full again but offering width this time. Gill gets his hands through the ball and drives it neatly towards sweeper cover\n Karn to Buttler, 1 run floated up full just outside leg stump. Buttler gets into position for the reverse and helps it towards backward point\n Karn to Gill, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Gill stabs it down the ground off the back foot and retains strike\n Ashwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Gill lets the ball come to him before tucking it off his pads into the square leg region\n Ashwani Kumar to Buttler, 1 run back of a length outside off. Buttler hangs back and jabs it towards deep point The rain seems to have returned and this particular band seems heavier. We go on for now, even as the ground staff are scurrying around the covers\n Ashwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run back of a length on off. Gill presses forward and whisks it towards deep mid wicket\n Ashwani Kumar to Buttler, no run big lbw shout, but that pitched outside leg! Fullish on the pads. Zips off the surface and Buttler is beaten for pace on the flick. Ashwani is very interested but with the ball no longer swinging, there was no chance a ball of that length would have pitched in line\n Ashwani Kumar to Buttler, 1 run on a length on middle and off. Buttler tips it to mid off and calls for the single early. Saunters across in the end\n Ashwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run fuller on the pads. Gill transfers his weight onto the front foot and clips it towards deep mid wicket\n Karn to Gill, FOUR runs serious whippage! Slowed up but into the slot on the pads. Gill brings his wrists and the bottom hand into play and whips it past mid wicket!\n Karn to Gill, no run full on middle and leg. Gill comes forward and pokes it towards mid wicket\n Karn to Gill, 1 run follows the batter outside leg with a fullish ball. Gill advances anyway and knocks it to long on\n Karn to Buttler, no run tossed up on a fullish length on leg stump. Buttler lets the ball arrive before dead-batting it\n Karn to Buttler, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Buttler hangs back and tucks it towards deep mid wicket\n Karn to Gill, 2 runs shortish on the stumps. Gill hops back in a flash and smashes it towards deep mid wicket. The ball initially slips from Dhir's grasp but he gets his foot in the way to save two\n Ashwani Kumar to Buttler, 1 run length ball on leg stump. Buttler skips down the track and tugs it towards deep mid wicket. Early into the stroke again\n Ashwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run dropped - oh dear! The GT catch-dropping sequence has hopped over into MI colours, and has Tilak dropped this game?! Length ball just outside off. Gill has an ungainly swipe at it and skews it straight up. Tilak runs in from long on and makes an asbolute meal of it\n Ashwani Kumar to Buttler, OUT Rickelton goes up in appeal, and MI review! There was a noise, and MI are very confident! Angled across on a length outside off. Buttler backs away and throws his hands at it. Seems to get an under-edge, even though the umpire does not share that opinion. But guess what...UltraEdge returns with a clear spike when the ball is next to the bat. A massive, massive moment in the game, just a ball after Tilak had dropped Gill, and this is the window of opportunity the hosts would have been after! \n Ashwani Kumar to Rutherford, no run back of a length just outside off. Rutherford waits on it and taps it towards backward point\n Ashwani Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run back of a length outside off. Rutherford uses the pace and dabs it down to deep third\n Ashwani Kumar to Gill, no run full and angled across the batter well outside off. Gill lets it go, hoping for the wide, but gets no favours from the umpire. Seemed to be inside the tramlines anyway\n Jacks to Rutherford, no run dragged down outside off. Rutherford tries to hit it too hard and scuffs it into the off side\n Jacks to Rutherford, no run fuller and much closer to the stumps. Rutherford comes forward and plays it back to the bowler\n Jacks to Rutherford, no run follows the batter outside leg with a length ball. Rutherford has a huge swipe at it and squirts it off the inside edge towards short fine leg\n Jacks to Rutherford, 1 wide short and wide outside off. Sneaks just beyond the tramlines and Rutherford gets the wide he wants, having let it go The wind seems to have picked up again. Required run-rate up above ten\n Jacks to Rutherford, FOUR runs streaky but guess what, they all count! Slanted in full on leg stump. Rutherford looks to go downtown but gets an inside edge that races away past short fine leg!\n Jacks to Rutherford, FOUR runs catch it is the call, but no is even going to field that! Right in the gap! Tossed up on a fullish length just outside off. Spins away a touch and Rutherford uses that to go inside-out. Clean over extra cover!\n Jacks to Rutherford, SIX runs high into the Mumbai night sky, and it goes the distance! Rutherford turning it on! Slowed up even more on a length outside off. Rutherford has a massive swish at it and even though he slices it a touch, he gets enough behind it to clear the wide long off fence!\n Ashwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run back of a length outside off. Gill charges down the track and slaps it towards sweeper cover\n Ashwani Kumar to Rutherford, 1 run oh! Shortish on leg stump. Rutherford shapes up for the pick-up pull but clinks it right off the toe-end. Loops over the non-striker and towards long on\n Ashwani Kumar to Gill, 1 run full just outside off. Gill comes onto the front foot and tugs it towards deep mid wicket A few spots of rain again. GT ahead of the DLS Par score by two runs at this stage\n Ashwani Kumar to Rutherford, SIX runs fetch that too, says Sherfane Rutherford! He wants to be home before the storm! Banged into the track on off and this sits up for Rutherford. He swivels and whacks it over deep backward square leg!\n Ashwani Kumar to Rutherford, 2 runs angled in on a length on middle and leg. Rutherford presses forward and places it enough to long on's left to dash back for two. Excellent placement and even better running The rain has just gotten heavier...\n Ashwani Kumar to Rutherford, 2 runs slanted in full again, on the pads. Rutherford stabs it enough to long on's left and Tilak then has to contend with Chahar tumbling into him too. Brace completed comfortably See all photos\n Bumrah to Gill, no run angled in on a back of a length on off. Gill, tucked up for room, stabs it towards extra cover\n Bumrah to Gill, FOUR runs Gill begins from where he left off! Marginally short just outside off. Gill spots the length really early and swats it away nonchalantly past mid wicket! A hush descends around the Wankhede Stadium\n Bumrah to Gill, 1 run back of a length outside off. Gill waits for it and jabs it towards deep point Around the wicket to Rutherford. He was happy taking risks before the rain break. Will that continue?\n Bumrah to Rutherford, 1 run fullish just outside off. Rutherford has a nibble at it and chunks it off the inside half of the bat towards mid wicket\n Bumrah to Gill, OUT Jasprit Bumrah, you absolute champion! Cometh the hour, cometh the premier fast bowler in the world! Back of a length, pitching just outside off and nipping back in sharply. Plenty of zip off the surface and Gill, who has been batting so well tonight, is hurried into his stroke. The ball clips the front pad and then cannons into off stump, leaving it flattened. Bumrah is pumped, and all of a sudden, thousands in blue and gold at the ground, including those eleven on the field, believe! \n Bumrah to Shahrukh Khan, no run back of a length just outside off. Skips off the surface again and hits the bat very hard as Shahrukh punches it towards mid off\n Boult to Rutherford, 1 run back of a length on off. Rutherford lets the ball come to him before calmly patting it past the bowler for a single 42 off 29. Over the wicket to Shahrukh\n Boult to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run on a length on middle and leg. Shahrukh presses half forward and flicks it towards long on\n Boult to Rutherford, OUT rapped on the pads, and looks very adjacent, unless Rutherford has hit it! And he reviews straightaway! Back of a length, slanting into middle and leg. Rutherford seems to play all around it and the ball smashes him on the front pad, before flicking onto the back leg. UltraEdge comes up and there is no bat involved. Oh my, oh my. Ball Tracking returns with three reds and that is plumb with a capital P, as it turns out, and Rutherford is outta here! \n Boult to Tewatia, 1 run angled in on a length on middle and leg. Tewatia gets forward and works it towards deep mid wicket to get off the mark The pitch seems to have quickened up just a touch after the rain break\n Boult to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run fullish ball hung up wide outside off. Shahrukh throws his hands at it and drills it towards sweeper cover\n Boult to Tewatia, 1 run full just outside off. Tewatia rocks forward confidently and eases it to long on. Keeps strike too\n Bumrah to Tewatia, 1 run zipped in on alength on off. Tewatia gets forward and pushes it calmly towards long on\n Bumrah to Shahrukh Khan, FOUR runs Bang! Shahrukh takes Bumrah for a boundary! Right in the slot outside off and Shahrukh does not miss out. Gives it all he has and blasts it past extra cover! MI had 123 on the board after\n Bumrah to Shahrukh Khan, no run massive lbw shout, followed by a run-out chance - it is all happening here! Fired in very full on leg stump. Shahrukh falls across and then plays all around it. The ball kisses the pad and then rolls towards the keeper, who hits the stumps at the batters end, with Shahrukh wandering down initially. Made it back just in time! A bit of afters with Bumrah, it seems, with the commentators on air referring to it as well 33 off 21\n Bumrah to Shahrukh Khan, OUT knocks him over, and Bumrah just stares down Shahrukh after all of it! Back of a length, slanting into middle and leg. Shahrukh has a wild slog across the line and misses it, with the ball deflecting off the back leg onto off stump. Shahrukh perishes trying to put MI's best bowler under pressure, and he has fallen woefully short. MI keep believing, and GT sink further into trouble! \n Bumrah to Rashid Khan, 2 runs half-volley outside off and that is a rare loose ball by Bumrah to a new batter. Rashid rocks forward and times it sweetly past extra cover for a brace\n Bumrah to Rashid Khan, no run hard length, honing into middle and off. Rashid wants to drop and run to extra cover but Tewatia says no. The fielder has a shy and misses, and Bumrah soon asks himself to just keep things calm and retain composure\n Ashwani Kumar to Tewatia, 1 run darted in full on middle and leg. Tewatia presses forward and works it towards deep mid wicket thunders into the back leg, and the umpire says nothing doing! Big, big call! MI go upstairs!\n Ashwani Kumar to Rashid Khan, OUT thunders into the back leg, and the umpire says nothing doing! Big, big call! MI go upstairs! Searing yorker that seems to finish in line with leg stump. Rashid misses its trajectory completely and plays down the wrong line. Gets pummeled on the back leg and if the impact is in line, this could be it for Rashid. Pitching in line, impact in line, and ball hitting leg stump two-thirds of the way up. Rashid has to go too, and the impossible, which became improbable a few minutes ago, now seems within reach! \n Ashwani Kumar to Coetzee, no run into the blockhole on middle and off. Coetzee jams down on it and digs it out towards extra cover\n Ashwani Kumar to Coetzee, 1 run missed run out chance! Almost a yorker just outside off. Coetzee cannot get under it and clinks it towards mid off. Hardik takes aim with Coetzee hurtling across, but cannot hit bullseye MI hunting like a pack of wolves now, and GT are feeling the pinch. And to add to the drama, it has started raining again...\n Ashwani Kumar to Tewatia, 1 run in the air, but safe! Low full toss outside off. Tewatia gives himself room and throws the kitchen sink it, slicing it just over backward point GT ten runs behind the DLS Par Score at this stage\n Ashwani Kumar to Coetzee, FOUR runs Coetzee lands his first blow, and that sucks the life out of the crowd completely! Low full toss on middle stump. Coetzee gives himself room and does so early, bludgeoning it back past the bowler for a much-needed boundary!\n Chahar to Tewatia, FOUR runs oh, hello! Oh, hello! Right in the slot just outside off. Tewatia plants his front foot, goes through the line and boshes it over mid off's head! 11 off 5, and this is very familiar territory for Tewatia now. And MI are taking their time \n Chahar to Tewatia, 1 run right into the blockhole on off stump. Tewatia digs it out towards extra cover and that is just a single. Top, top delivery after the boundary off the previous ball 10 off 4. Coetzee on strike\n Chahar to Coetzee, SIX runs Gerald Coetzee slams it into the stands, and the Gujarat Titans are roaring in the rain! Another slot ball outside off and Coetzee cannot believe what has been dished out. He sits deep in his crease and clobbers it over long off! 4 off 3 now. Surely this is GT's game to lose from here?\n another excellent response. A yorker on leg stump and Coetzee cannot get under it, squeezing it out towards deep backward square leg. But the siren goes off soon after. Chahar has overstepped and this is the bowler feeling the pressure and the crunch of the situation. Oh dearie me! Just two needed now\n Chahar to Tewatia, 1 run scores level! Low full toss on the stumps. Tewatia gets his front leg out of the way and drags it towards deep mid wicket. GT are almost there!\n Chahar to Coetzee, OUT an agricultural swipe across the line and Coetzee perishes, just on the brink of a famous, famous win! And this game twists again, and this game threatens to turn some more! Banged in short and the batter's eyes light up. He tries to smash it into next week but shanks it completely. Dhir settles himself in the square leg region and does the rest. Coetzee admonishes himself walking back, but someone else will have to get the job done now! \n Chahar to Arshad Khan, 1 run Hardik has a shy at the stumps, and Hardik misses! And he misses against the team that he called his own for a few years, and to a side that became synonymous with success while he was at the helm! A finish and a finale from fantasy for the Titans, and they have stunned the Wankhede! They were up against a hostile crowd, up against a star-studded Mumbai Indians, up against the elements and the weather, and they have outlasted all of them! A win that will give them two points tonight, and a tale to tell for years and years and years! Coming back to the ball now. This is a very full ball just outside off. Arshad drills it back to mid off and he has to set off for a single. Hardik collects cleanly and then has a shy at the stumps. He has all three stumps to look at and under pressure, he cracks. He fails to hit the stumps and Arshad, sprawling and scrambling and scampering, watches from a prone position as the ball flashes past, and soaks in the Titans' rise to the top of the table. Should someone else have gotten to the stumps? Could someone else have gotten there? Should Chahar have been there, like Vaibhav Arora was for KKR the other day? Could SKY have gotten there sooner from extra cover? Could have, should have, and we will probably never know, but what we will go back home is with a bagful of memories and a truly, truly dramatic game of cricket! Previous Next See all photos Prior to all of that drama, Buttler and Gill had kept GT well in the chase, with Rutherford's cameo also quite useful. But around the rain intervals, the Titans lost the plot, losing wickets in a clump and putting themselves under all sorts of pressure. Bumrah and Boult, two champion cricketers, were protagonists in triggering that collapse. But as the game veered towards the conclusion, MI just could not get the job done. Which may sting, but given how many they had on the board, they will also feel they gave this contest a proper, proper rattle. Chahar bowled it, and he could not close it out, despite the Titans needing 15. Tewatia first took him for a boundary before Coetzee clubbed him over long off. There was a brief moment of resistance, when Coetzee fell to a short ball but that was soon overridden by the frustration and the sheer despair of a missed direct-hit, which could have taken the game into a Super Over.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Arshad Khan","B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Coetzee","Gill","Rashid Khan","Rutherford","Shahrukh Khan","Tewatia"],"Runs":[1.0,5.0,30.0,12.0,43.0,2.0,28.0,6.0,11.0],"Balls_Faced":[1,5,27,6,46,3,15,6,8],"Fours":[0,1,3,1,3,0,2,1,1],"Sixes":[0,0,1,1,1,0,2,0,0],"S\/R":[100.0,100.0,111.11,200.0,93.48,66.67,186.67,100.0,137.5],"dismissal":["Not Out","c \u2020Rickelton b Boult","c \u2020Rickelton b Ashwani Kumar","c Naman Dhir b Chahar","b Bumrah","lbw b Ashwani Kumar","lbw b Boult","b Bumrah","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwani Kumar","Boult","Bumrah","Chahar","Hardik","Jacks","Karn"],"Balls":[24,24,24,18,6,6,12],"Runs_Given":[28.0,22.0,19.0,32.0,18.0,15.0,13.0],"Wickets":[2,2,2,1,0,0,0],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,3.0,1.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Shami to Rickelton, no run .Pitches it up full outside off, Rickelton drives it square but Reddy makes a good stop at .point to his right\nShami to Rickelton, 1 run .On a length outside off, punched out to deep backward square .A loud cheer from the crowd as Rohit Sharma gets on strike for the first time.\nShami to Rohit Sharma, no run .Rohit dances down first up and swishes at thin air! Back of a length outside off, and the .ball straightens off the pitch as Rohit looks to slap it away! beats the outside edge\nShami to Rohit Sharma, 1 leg bye .Full and straight, Rohit misses his flick and it goes towards square leg off his left pad\nShami to Rickelton, 2 runs .Full around off, angling in from the angle around the wicket, Rickelton clips it square .and gets two as the fielder runs across from deep backward square\nShami to Rickelton, no run .On a length outside off, Rickelton pokes at it as it straightens off the pitch and gets it .out to short third. Good start for Shami\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, no run .Starts off with a length ball angling in from outside off, Rohit meets it with a firm .defense\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, no run .Short of good length outside off, Rohit tucks it to midwicket's right off the bottom half .of the bat\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .On a length outside off, pushed to the point fielder's left for a single\nCummins to Rickelton, no run .Beats the edge! 136kph full delivery goes across Rickelton as he looks to drive it on the .off side\nCummins to Rickelton, 1 run .Full around middle and off, swung away to deep backward square. Came off the inside .half of the bat\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Excellent fielding! Overpitched just outside off, Rohit looks to put it away with a square .drive, but Reddy at cover point is very quick to fling himself to his left to keep that down .to just one run. Only seven off the first two\nShami to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs .Back of a length outside off, Rohit pulls it on the bounce and Aniket at midwicket does .well to dive to his right to get a hand to it and slow it down. Saved two runs there\nShami to Rohit Sharma, no run .Lovely shape away as Shami goes full outside off. Rohit was looking for a drive down .the ground but is comfortably beaten! There's that famed seam position from Shami!\nShami to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Edge flies over the slip fielder! And it lands on the boundary rope! Length ball seaming .away and Rohit wants to hoick it leg-side. But he didn't have much clue as it takes a .thick edge and lands full on the boundary rope. His 100th IPL six at the Wankhede, .according to Harsha Bhogle on TV\nShami to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs .Rohit was much more in control of that as he backs away to this short of good length .delivery and slaps it away in the gap at cover. Nitish Kumar Reddy again does well to .chase that down and save two\nShami to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Into the second tier! That's vintage Rohit Sharma! Gets one on his hips and he doesn't .hesitate in helping it along behind square leg\nShami to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Slapped away on the bounce to deep backward point running to his right. Length ball .angled across and Rohit slashed it behind point. 17 runs off that over will take off the .early pressure built on Mumbai Indians in the first two overs\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .There he goes again! This is full around off and Rohit uses those strong wrists to whip .it square. Into the stands and that's his third six today .Rohit Sharma - Fourth batter to hit 100-plus sixes in the IPL at a venue. Kohli, Gayle and .ABD have done it at the Chinnaswamy\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full outside off, Rohit skips out and drives to mid-off's left\nCummins to Rickelton, 1 run .Full and angled across, Rickelton looks to whip it leg side and gets it out to deep square .off the inside half. He's yet to find his timing\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, no run .Rohit skips across the stumps, Cummins follows him and bowls it wide and gets the .ball to evade Rohit's swing across the line\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, OUT .He's hit a full toss to cover! And it's Travis Head who pouches it there! Low full toss .outside off, it was a hit-me ball, but Rohit picks out Head. SRH strike their first blow! .Rohit Sharma c Head b Cummins 26 (16b 0x4 3x6 18m) SR: 162.5\nCummins to Jacks, no run .On a length around off, tucked to midwicket\nShami to Rickelton, no run .Back of length outside off and angling in, punched to cover\nShami to Rickelton, 2 runs .Rickelton looks to break the shackles, gives Shami the charge and throws his bat at this .length ball and slices it over cover point\nShami to Rickelton, 1 run .Swung away through square leg off the inside half as Ricke;ton continues to struggle to .middle it. This was the offcutter from Shami\nShami to Jacks, no run .On a length around off, Jacks clips it to midwicket\nShami to Jacks, FOUR runs .Jacks gets going! It's an offcutter but in the slot around off, Jacks backs away and flat- .bats this straight of mid-off\nShami to Jacks, 1 run .Head, what have you done? He's put down a sitter! Jacks slaps this length ball in front .of point and it goes to Head's left at cover. Was a simple catch, but he lets the ball slip .through his hands!\nMalinga to Jacks, 1 run .On a length outside off, tucked away to deep backward square\nMalinga to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Rickelton will feel much better now! He had been struggling so far but gets a hold of .this! Slower ball, but in the slot around off, and he lofts it over mid-off\nMalinga to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Two in a row for Ricks! This is a short ball that sits up nicely for him and he swings it .away through square leg. Harshal running to his right from deep backward square can't .stop that\nMalinga to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Lovely drive! Low full toss outside off and he creams it wide of the mid-off fielder .Around the wicket now\nMalinga to Rickelton, 1 run .Full outside off and angling in, Rickelton eases it out to deep square leg\nMalinga to Jacks, 1 run .On a length outside off, Jacks looks to drive and gets a thick edge to short third on the .bounce .That will be the timeout\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, 1 run .Starts off with a legbreak on a length on leg, Jacks goes back and tucks it out through .midwicket\nZeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, no run .Rickelton misses his sweep to this full ball around off. Mild appeal for lbw, but that was .likely impact outside off, and hence also missing wickets\nZeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, no run .Length ball angled across, Rickelton gets an inside edge onto the ground as the ball .squeezes out towards extra cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, no run .Now Rickelton moves leg side and looks to slog it. It's the googly from Ansari and beats .the outside edge\nZeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, (no ball) .Cummins holds on at cover! This is a rank long hop and Rickelton backs away to slap it .away. It's gone to Cummins' right and he takes a nice catch diving to his right Scratch .all that! Klaasen's gloves were in front of the stumps when Rickelton hits that, so it's a .no-ball! SKY was out in the middle, Rickelton was back in the hut. And now he'll be back .in the middle. One South African wicketkeeper giving another a reprieve! We saw the .return crease no-ball from Starc yesterday, and today this! Zeeshan Ansari lets out a .frustrated smile .See all photos .And now Rickelton gets a free hit too!\nZeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, 1 wide .Ansari looks to go wide and gets it beyond the wide line. So he'll have to bowl that again\nZeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, 1 run .Tossed up wide of off and Rickelton slaps it out to long-off on the bounce\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, no run .Tosses it up and it's a low full toss around off, pushed to extra cover .A quiet over, but it could have been so much better for SRH! . .IMPACT SUBSRH .RD Chahar .Mohammed Shami\nHarshal to Rickelton, 1 run .Very full outside off, driven along the carpet to long-off\nHarshal to Jacks, 1 run .On a length outside off, swung away to deep midwicket\nHarshal to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Length ball on the pads and Rickelton says 'thank you very much'. Helps it along beyond .square and it's in the gap for four\nHarshal to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Takes on the bouncer now! Dug in short and angled across Rickelton, and he has .enough room to free his arms and pull it square .Around the wicket\nHarshal to Rickelton, OUT .Skied and taken! Rickelton's second life doesn't last long, but he has added some quick .runs. Harshal bowls an offcutter wide of off, Rickelton reaches out as he looks to go .inside out and gets an edge that goes up. Head at backward point backtracks and .settles under it .Ryan Rickelton c Head b Patel 31 (23b 5x4 0x6 45m) SR: 134.78\nHarshal to Suryakumar, 1 run .On a length outside off, tucked out through midwicket and gets a single to get off the .mark immediately\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, 1 run .Tossed up on leg, SKY eases it out to long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, FOUR runs .Inside edge goes past the stumps and races away! Legbreak on off, Jacks pushes at it .and gets lucky\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, no run .Dropped a bit short outside off, slapped straight to the extra cover fielder\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, 1 run .Full around middle, this one goes on with the angle. He backs away and punches it .down the ground wide of long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, no run .Suryakumar Yadav gets down to sweep and misses. This was a legbreak tossed full .outside off. Surely impact was outside off and the ball would have likely missed the .wickets as well\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Hello, SKY! This is too full on leg and Suryakumar gets down to sweep it high over fine .leg and into the stands\nChahar to Jacks, no run .Floated full and drifting in to pitch on off, pushed to the off side\nChahar to Jacks, SIX runs .Pulled away with disdain! Half-tracker and he rocks back to hammer it over deep .midwicket\nChahar to Jacks, no run .On a length outside off, slapped out to cover\nChahar to Jacks, 1 run .Tossed up full outside off, driven along the carpet to sweeper cover\nChahar to Suryakumar, 1 run .On a length around off, Surya pushes it out through point for a single\nChahar to Jacks, 1 run .ON a length outside off, swatted down the ground to long-off. Mumbai Indians 91 for 2 .at the halfway mark .And now Shashank Kishore will see you through to the end","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs SRH, 33rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Shami to Rickelton, no run Pitches it up full outside off, Rickelton drives it square but Reddy makes a good stop at point to his right\n Shami to Rickelton, 1 run On a length outside off, punched out to deep backward square A loud cheer from the crowd as Rohit Sharma gets on strike for the first time.\n Shami to Rohit Sharma, no run Rohit dances down first up and swishes at thin air! Back of a length outside off, and the ball straightens off the pitch as Rohit looks to slap it away! beats the outside edge\n Shami to Rohit Sharma, 1 leg bye Full and straight, Rohit misses his flick and it goes towards square leg off his left pad\n Shami to Rickelton, 2 runs Full around off, angling in from the angle around the wicket, Rickelton clips it square and gets two as the fielder runs across from deep backward square\n Shami to Rickelton, no run On a length outside off, Rickelton pokes at it as it straightens off the pitch and gets it out to short third. Good start for Shami\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, no run Starts off with a length ball angling in from outside off, Rohit meets it with a firm defense\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, no run Short of good length outside off, Rohit tucks it to midwicket's right off the bottom half of the bat\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run On a length outside off, pushed to the point fielder's left for a single\n Cummins to Rickelton, no run Beats the edge! 136kph full delivery goes across Rickelton as he looks to drive it on the off side\n Cummins to Rickelton, 1 run Full around middle and off, swung away to deep backward square. Came off the inside half of the bat\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Excellent fielding! Overpitched just outside off, Rohit looks to put it away with a square drive, but Reddy at cover point is very quick to fling himself to his left to keep that down to just one run. Only seven off the first two\n Shami to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs Back of a length outside off, Rohit pulls it on the bounce and Aniket at midwicket does well to dive to his right to get a hand to it and slow it down. Saved two runs there\n Shami to Rohit Sharma, no run Lovely shape away as Shami goes full outside off. Rohit was looking for a drive down the ground but is comfortably beaten! There's that famed seam position from Shami!\n Shami to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Edge flies over the slip fielder! And it lands on the boundary rope! Length ball seaming away and Rohit wants to hoick it leg-side. But he didn't have much clue as it takes a thick edge and lands full on the boundary rope. His 100th IPL six at the Wankhede, according to Harsha Bhogle on TV\n Shami to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs Rohit was much more in control of that as he backs away to this short of good length delivery and slaps it away in the gap at cover. Nitish Kumar Reddy again does well to chase that down and save two\n Shami to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Into the second tier! That's vintage Rohit Sharma! Gets one on his hips and he doesn't hesitate in helping it along behind square leg\n Shami to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Slapped away on the bounce to deep backward point running to his right. Length ball angled across and Rohit slashed it behind point. 17 runs off that over will take off the early pressure built on Mumbai Indians in the first two overs\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs There he goes again! This is full around off and Rohit uses those strong wrists to whip it square. Into the stands and that's his third six today Rohit Sharma - Fourth batter to hit 100-plus sixes in the IPL at a venue. Kohli, Gayle and ABD have done it at the Chinnaswamy\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full outside off, Rohit skips out and drives to mid-off's left\n Cummins to Rickelton, 1 run Full and angled across, Rickelton looks to whip it leg side and gets it out to deep square off the inside half. He's yet to find his timing\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, no run Rohit skips across the stumps, Cummins follows him and bowls it wide and gets the ball to evade Rohit's swing across the line\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, OUT He's hit a full toss to cover! And it's Travis Head who pouches it there! Low full toss outside off, it was a hit-me ball, but Rohit picks out Head. SRH strike their first blow! \n Cummins to Jacks, no run On a length around off, tucked to midwicket\n Shami to Rickelton, no run Back of length outside off and angling in, punched to cover\n Shami to Rickelton, 2 runs Rickelton looks to break the shackles, gives Shami the charge and throws his bat at this length ball and slices it over cover point\n Shami to Rickelton, 1 run Swung away through square leg off the inside half as Ricke;ton continues to struggle to middle it. This was the offcutter from Shami\n Shami to Jacks, no run On a length around off, Jacks clips it to midwicket\n Shami to Jacks, FOUR runs Jacks gets going! It's an offcutter but in the slot around off, Jacks backs away and flat-bats this straight of mid-off\n Shami to Jacks, 1 run Head, what have you done? He's put down a sitter! Jacks slaps this length ball in front of point and it goes to Head's left at cover. Was a simple catch, but he lets the ball slip through his hands!\n Malinga to Jacks, 1 run On a length outside off, tucked away to deep backward square\n Malinga to Rickelton, FOUR runs Rickelton will feel much better now! He had been struggling so far but gets a hold of this! Slower ball, but in the slot around off, and he lofts it over mid-off\n Malinga to Rickelton, FOUR runs Two in a row for Ricks! This is a short ball that sits up nicely for him and he swings it away through square leg. Harshal running to his right from deep backward square can't stop that\n Malinga to Rickelton, FOUR runs Lovely drive! Low full toss outside off and he creams it wide of the mid-off fielder Around the wicket now\n Malinga to Rickelton, 1 run Full outside off and angling in, Rickelton eases it out to deep square leg\n Malinga to Jacks, 1 run On a length outside off, Jacks looks to drive and gets a thick edge to short third on the bounce That will be the timeout\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, 1 run Starts off with a legbreak on a length on leg, Jacks goes back and tucks it out through midwicket\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, no run Rickelton misses his sweep to this full ball around off. Mild appeal for lbw, but that was likely impact outside off, and hence also missing wickets\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, no run Length ball angled across, Rickelton gets an inside edge onto the ground as the ball squeezes out towards extra cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, no run Now Rickelton moves leg side and looks to slog it. It's the googly from Ansari and beats the outside edge\n Cummins holds on at cover! This is a rank long hop and Rickelton backs away to slap it away. It's gone to Cummins' right and he takes a nice catch diving to his right Scratch all that! Klaasen's gloves were in front of the stumps when Rickelton hits that, so it's a no-ball! SKY was out in the middle, Rickelton was back in the hut. And now he'll be back in the middle. One South African wicketkeeper giving another a reprieve! We saw the return crease no-ball from Starc yesterday, and today this! Zeeshan Ansari lets out a frustrated smile See all photos And now Rickelton gets a free hit too!\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, 1 wide Ansari looks to go wide and gets it beyond the wide line. So he'll have to bowl that again\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, 1 run Tossed up wide of off and Rickelton slaps it out to long-off on the bounce\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, no run Tosses it up and it's a low full toss around off, pushed to extra cover A quiet over, but it could have been so much better for SRH! IMPACT SUBSRH RD Chahar Mohammed Shami\n Harshal to Rickelton, 1 run Very full outside off, driven along the carpet to long-off\n Harshal to Jacks, 1 run On a length outside off, swung away to deep midwicket\n Harshal to Rickelton, FOUR runs Length ball on the pads and Rickelton says 'thank you very much'. Helps it along beyond square and it's in the gap for four\n Harshal to Rickelton, FOUR runs Takes on the bouncer now! Dug in short and angled across Rickelton, and he has enough room to free his arms and pull it square Around the wicket\n Harshal to Rickelton, OUT Skied and taken! Rickelton's second life doesn't last long, but he has added some quick runs. Harshal bowls an offcutter wide of off, Rickelton reaches out as he looks to go inside out and gets an edge that goes up. Head at backward point backtracks and settles under it \n Harshal to Suryakumar, 1 run On a length outside off, tucked out through midwicket and gets a single to get off the mark immediately\n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, 1 run Tossed up on leg, SKY eases it out to long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, FOUR runs Inside edge goes past the stumps and races away! Legbreak on off, Jacks pushes at it and gets lucky\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, no run Dropped a bit short outside off, slapped straight to the extra cover fielder\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, 1 run Full around middle, this one goes on with the angle. He backs away and punches it down the ground wide of long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, no run Suryakumar Yadav gets down to sweep and misses. This was a legbreak tossed full outside off. Surely impact was outside off and the ball would have likely missed the wickets as well\n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, SIX runs Hello, SKY! This is too full on leg and Suryakumar gets down to sweep it high over fine leg and into the stands\n Chahar to Jacks, no run Floated full and drifting in to pitch on off, pushed to the off side\n Chahar to Jacks, SIX runs Pulled away with disdain! Half-tracker and he rocks back to hammer it over deep midwicket\n Chahar to Jacks, no run On a length outside off, slapped out to cover\n Chahar to Jacks, 1 run Tossed up full outside off, driven along the carpet to sweeper cover\n Chahar to Suryakumar, 1 run On a length around off, Surya pushes it out through point for a single\n Chahar to Jacks, 1 run ON a length outside off, swatted down the ground to long-off. 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Back of a length outside off, and the .ball straightens off the pitch as Rohit looks to slap it away! beats the outside edge\nShami to Rohit Sharma, 1 leg bye .Full and straight, Rohit misses his flick and it goes towards square leg off his left pad\nShami to Rickelton, 2 runs .Full around off, angling in from the angle around the wicket, Rickelton clips it square .and gets two as the fielder runs across from deep backward square\nShami to Rickelton, no run .On a length outside off, Rickelton pokes at it as it straightens off the pitch and gets it .out to short third. Good start for Shami\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, no run .Starts off with a length ball angling in from outside off, Rohit meets it with a firm .defense\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, no run .Short of good length outside off, Rohit tucks it to midwicket's right off the bottom half .of the bat\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .On a length outside off, pushed to the point fielder's left for a single\nCummins to Rickelton, no run .Beats the edge! 136kph full delivery goes across Rickelton as he looks to drive it on the .off side\nCummins to Rickelton, 1 run .Full around middle and off, swung away to deep backward square. Came off the inside .half of the bat\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Excellent fielding! Overpitched just outside off, Rohit looks to put it away with a square .drive, but Reddy at cover point is very quick to fling himself to his left to keep that down .to just one run. Only seven off the first two\nShami to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs .Back of a length outside off, Rohit pulls it on the bounce and Aniket at midwicket does .well to dive to his right to get a hand to it and slow it down. Saved two runs there\nShami to Rohit Sharma, no run .Lovely shape away as Shami goes full outside off. Rohit was looking for a drive down .the ground but is comfortably beaten! There's that famed seam position from Shami!\nShami to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Edge flies over the slip fielder! And it lands on the boundary rope! Length ball seaming .away and Rohit wants to hoick it leg-side. But he didn't have much clue as it takes a .thick edge and lands full on the boundary rope. His 100th IPL six at the Wankhede, .according to Harsha Bhogle on TV\nShami to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs .Rohit was much more in control of that as he backs away to this short of good length .delivery and slaps it away in the gap at cover. Nitish Kumar Reddy again does well to .chase that down and save two\nShami to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .Into the second tier! That's vintage Rohit Sharma! Gets one on his hips and he doesn't .hesitate in helping it along behind square leg\nShami to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Slapped away on the bounce to deep backward point running to his right. Length ball .angled across and Rohit slashed it behind point. 17 runs off that over will take off the .early pressure built on Mumbai Indians in the first two overs\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs .There he goes again! This is full around off and Rohit uses those strong wrists to whip .it square. Into the stands and that's his third six today .Rohit Sharma - Fourth batter to hit 100-plus sixes in the IPL at a venue. Kohli, Gayle and .ABD have done it at the Chinnaswamy\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .Full outside off, Rohit skips out and drives to mid-off's left\nCummins to Rickelton, 1 run .Full and angled across, Rickelton looks to whip it leg side and gets it out to deep square .off the inside half. He's yet to find his timing\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, no run .Rohit skips across the stumps, Cummins follows him and bowls it wide and gets the .ball to evade Rohit's swing across the line\nCummins to Rohit Sharma, OUT .He's hit a full toss to cover! And it's Travis Head who pouches it there! Low full toss .outside off, it was a hit-me ball, but Rohit picks out Head. SRH strike their first blow! .Rohit Sharma c Head b Cummins 26 (16b 0x4 3x6 18m) SR: 162.5\nCummins to Jacks, no run .On a length around off, tucked to midwicket\nShami to Rickelton, no run .Back of length outside off and angling in, punched to cover\nShami to Rickelton, 2 runs .Rickelton looks to break the shackles, gives Shami the charge and throws his bat at this .length ball and slices it over cover point\nShami to Rickelton, 1 run .Swung away through square leg off the inside half as Ricke;ton continues to struggle to .middle it. This was the offcutter from Shami\nShami to Jacks, no run .On a length around off, Jacks clips it to midwicket\nShami to Jacks, FOUR runs .Jacks gets going! It's an offcutter but in the slot around off, Jacks backs away and flat- .bats this straight of mid-off\nShami to Jacks, 1 run .Head, what have you done? He's put down a sitter! Jacks slaps this length ball in front .of point and it goes to Head's left at cover. Was a simple catch, but he lets the ball slip .through his hands!\nMalinga to Jacks, 1 run .On a length outside off, tucked away to deep backward square\nMalinga to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Rickelton will feel much better now! He had been struggling so far but gets a hold of .this! Slower ball, but in the slot around off, and he lofts it over mid-off\nMalinga to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Two in a row for Ricks! This is a short ball that sits up nicely for him and he swings it .away through square leg. Harshal running to his right from deep backward square can't .stop that\nMalinga to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Lovely drive! Low full toss outside off and he creams it wide of the mid-off fielder .Around the wicket now\nMalinga to Rickelton, 1 run .Full outside off and angling in, Rickelton eases it out to deep square leg\nMalinga to Jacks, 1 run .On a length outside off, Jacks looks to drive and gets a thick edge to short third on the .bounce .That will be the timeout\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, 1 run .Starts off with a legbreak on a length on leg, Jacks goes back and tucks it out through .midwicket\nZeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, no run .Rickelton misses his sweep to this full ball around off. Mild appeal for lbw, but that was .likely impact outside off, and hence also missing wickets\nZeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, no run .Length ball angled across, Rickelton gets an inside edge onto the ground as the ball .squeezes out towards extra cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, no run .Now Rickelton moves leg side and looks to slog it. It's the googly from Ansari and beats .the outside edge\nZeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, (no ball) .Cummins holds on at cover! This is a rank long hop and Rickelton backs away to slap it .away. It's gone to Cummins' right and he takes a nice catch diving to his right Scratch .all that! Klaasen's gloves were in front of the stumps when Rickelton hits that, so it's a .no-ball! SKY was out in the middle, Rickelton was back in the hut. And now he'll be back .in the middle. One South African wicketkeeper giving another a reprieve! We saw the .return crease no-ball from Starc yesterday, and today this! Zeeshan Ansari lets out a .frustrated smile .See all photos .And now Rickelton gets a free hit too!\nZeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, 1 wide .Ansari looks to go wide and gets it beyond the wide line. So he'll have to bowl that again\nZeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, 1 run .Tossed up wide of off and Rickelton slaps it out to long-off on the bounce\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, no run .Tosses it up and it's a low full toss around off, pushed to extra cover .A quiet over, but it could have been so much better for SRH! . .IMPACT SUBSRH .RD Chahar .Mohammed Shami\nHarshal to Rickelton, 1 run .Very full outside off, driven along the carpet to long-off\nHarshal to Jacks, 1 run .On a length outside off, swung away to deep midwicket\nHarshal to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Length ball on the pads and Rickelton says 'thank you very much'. Helps it along beyond .square and it's in the gap for four\nHarshal to Rickelton, FOUR runs .Takes on the bouncer now! Dug in short and angled across Rickelton, and he has .enough room to free his arms and pull it square .Around the wicket\nHarshal to Rickelton, OUT .Skied and taken! Rickelton's second life doesn't last long, but he has added some quick .runs. Harshal bowls an offcutter wide of off, Rickelton reaches out as he looks to go .inside out and gets an edge that goes up. Head at backward point backtracks and .settles under it .Ryan Rickelton c Head b Patel 31 (23b 5x4 0x6 45m) SR: 134.78\nHarshal to Suryakumar, 1 run .On a length outside off, tucked out through midwicket and gets a single to get off the .mark immediately\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, 1 run .Tossed up on leg, SKY eases it out to long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, FOUR runs .Inside edge goes past the stumps and races away! Legbreak on off, Jacks pushes at it .and gets lucky\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, no run .Dropped a bit short outside off, slapped straight to the extra cover fielder\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, 1 run .Full around middle, this one goes on with the angle. He backs away and punches it .down the ground wide of long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, no run .Suryakumar Yadav gets down to sweep and misses. This was a legbreak tossed full .outside off. Surely impact was outside off and the ball would have likely missed the .wickets as well\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, SIX runs .Hello, SKY! This is too full on leg and Suryakumar gets down to sweep it high over fine .leg and into the stands\nChahar to Jacks, no run .Floated full and drifting in to pitch on off, pushed to the off side\nChahar to Jacks, SIX runs .Pulled away with disdain! Half-tracker and he rocks back to hammer it over deep .midwicket\nChahar to Jacks, no run .On a length outside off, slapped out to cover\nChahar to Jacks, 1 run .Tossed up full outside off, driven along the carpet to sweeper cover\nChahar to Suryakumar, 1 run .On a length around off, Surya pushes it out through point for a single\nChahar to Jacks, 1 run .ON a length outside off, swatted down the ground to long-off. Mumbai Indians 91 for 2 .at the halfway mark .And now Shashank Kishore will see you through to the end\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, SIX runs .tossed up on middle Jacks clears his front leg and slogs that way into the stand at long- .on! Massive hit.\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, no run .hammered back, good stop by the bowler on his followthrough\nZeeshan Ansari to Jacks, 1 run .flatter and fuller on middle, worked to long-on. Required rate under seven an over now\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, 2 runs .reaches out to scythe this through point, Cummins half-stopped to take pace off\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, no run .chops this to point, skidded through but didn't have as much room as he would've liked\nZeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, SIX runs .goes against the turn but SKY has picked the bones of it, clears the short leg-side .boundary at wide long on quite comfortably\nMalinga to Jacks, 1 run .full on middle, worked to long-on\nMalinga to Suryakumar, no run .squeezes this yorker-length delivery to point\nMalinga to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .dug in short, SKY holds his shape and then with both feet in the air, uses the room to .thrash it up and over backward point.\nMalinga to Suryakumar, 1 run .flicks this slower and fuller delivery outside off to deep square\nMalinga to Jacks, no run .whips this full toss straight to midwicket.\nMalinga to Jacks, 1 wide .slips this way outside off as he tries to roll his fingers over the seam\nMalinga to Jacks, FOUR runs .hammers this high full toss over midwicket and it races away. The extra ball has .disappeared. The sense of despondency in the SRH camp shows.\nCummins to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .slower delivery, way too short and too much width and SKY slashes it over short third, .deliberately done.\nCummins to Suryakumar, no run .was through with the swing over deep square even before this slower ball arrived, .beaten!\nCummins to Suryakumar, no run .bails out of this short ball outside off after initially giving the impression he was taking .him on\nCummins to Suryakumar, OUT .lofted through the line but SKY hit it on the top part of the bat, so didn't generate any .power or timing. Ansari takes the simplest of catches at mid-off. .Suryakumar Yadav c Zeeshan Ansari b Cummins 26 (15b 2x4 2x6 21m) SR: 173.33\nCummins to Tilak Varma, no run .superb bumper into the body from around the stumps, Tilak ducks under it as the ball .whizzes past his ears\nCummins to Tilak Varma, 1 run .works it wide of midwicket for a single\nHarshal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .slower ball dug into the pitch as it angles in, punched past mid-on\nHarshal to Jacks, 1 run .off the edge, down to third man where Malinga slides around to save three runs. .Covered good ground and dived full stretch\nHarshal to Tilak Varma, no run .forced through the line to extra cover\nHarshal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .flicks this slower and fuller delivery to deep square leg\nHarshal to Jacks, 1 run .helps this short ball all along the ground to long leg\nHarshal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .steps out to force that through the line, ends up getting a thickish inside edge that rolls .down to fine leg. Once again the ball didn't quite come on as Harshal bowled it into the .pitch\nCummins to Tilak Varma, no run .rises with the bounce and dabs this short of length delivery to point\nCummins to Tilak Varma, 1 run .takes him on with the hook, but can't get enough bat on it, Harshal grabs that on the .bounce at fine leg.\nCummins to Jacks, OUT .slaps that straight to mid-off! Cummins digs this into the pitch on a length outside off, it .seemed to have stopped on Jacks who was through with the shot and didn't get any .timing on it .Will Jacks c Zeeshan Ansari b Cummins 36 (26b 3x4 2x6 59m) SR: 138.46\nCummins to Hardik, no run .sways out of the way of this short ball outside off\nCummins to Hardik, FOUR runs .picks the gap between point and square third. This was short and wide, Hardik flayed .that away, it didn't matter that he hit it in the sir for a while. Sweet timing! . .Hardik Pandya in IPL, 2025 .INNS .5 .RUNS .87 .SR .161.11 .AVE .29.00 .HS .42\nCummins to Hardik, 1 wide .short of length, slower but too far wide outside off, Hardik lets it pass\nCummins to Hardik, FOUR runs .that's a Hardik special! Waits on it and then plays a superb short-arm jab that speeds .through midwicket\nMalinga to Tilak Varma, 1 run .short and he's pulled that to deep square\nMalinga to Hardik, 1 run .full outside off, eased to deep point\nMalinga to Tilak Varma, 1 run .flicks this down to deep midwicket\nMalinga to Hardik, 1 run .attempts the short-arm jab again, ends up bunting it gently to midwicket. Nitish hits the .stumps direct at the striker's end but Tilak was well in\nMalinga to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .drilled over mid-off! Too full from Malinga and Tilak timed that superbly.\nMalinga to Tilak Varma, 1 run .steps out to hack this full toss into the leg side for a single\nHarshal to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .pulled away towards long leg, good work by Nitish to save two\nHarshal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .sits up nicely as Tilak pulls the short ball to deep square\nHarshal to Hardik, SIX runs .clobbered! Slower, fuller and right in the slot as Hardik hammers this over long-on. Flat .hit. Cummins got there, moving a few yards to his right, and got his fingers on the ball .but couldn't hold on\nHarshal to Hardik, FOUR runs .dribbles away to the third man boundary! Hardik wants to waste no time. This was a .slower and fuller delivery again, Hardik throws the kitchen sink and gets a thick edge .over short third.\nHarshal to Hardik, 1 run .drilled to long-off\nHarshal to Tilak Varma, 1 run .slashed to square third for a single\nMalinga to Tilak Varma, 1 run .bowls a high full toss into the body, Tilak looks to work it square and gets a leading .edge that bounces to third man. .MI have asked for a review to check if it was a no-ball. Looks like it is......no, it's not.\nMalinga to Hardik, OUT .shovelled straight down deep midwicket's throat! Hardik brought out the helicopter but .ended up hitting it straight to the fielder. Walks off looking at his bat, he's seemingly .unhappy with the connection. Super little innings nonetheless. Walks off with a smile .Hardik Pandya c Ishan Kishan b Malinga 21 (9b 3x4 1x6 16m) SR: 233.33\nMalinga to Naman Dhir, no run .full toss, hits it straight to midwicket.\nMalinga to Naman Dhir, no run .yorker-length, hint of late tail, pushed to midwicket\nMalinga to Naman Dhir, OUT .hits him flush on the toe, Naman Dhir is gone! But he reviews and you'd think he's a .goner. It's the dipping yorker on middle, Dhir looks to scoop it fine but misses. Replays .confirm there's no bat. That's headed just one way - middle of middle. Dhir started to .walk off even before a decision was flashed on the big screen. .Naman Dhir lbw b Malinga 0 (3b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 0\nMalinga to Santner, no run .hard length outside off, pushed to point. Looks for a single but is sent back\nZeeshan Ansari to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs .reverse swept between short third and point. It was in the air for a while, but he .managed to find the gap. MI have won, finally! .Ryan Rickelton: Nice to contribute, just to get going. Still itching for that big score. .Wasn't the easiest wicket but we adjusted well, nice to get over the line. Extremely .difficult, not unreachable [playing on these tough wickets]. Have the foundation, just .about trying to work those little things into my game. It's a work in progress, if I can .keep growing my game it'll bode well for the future. Definitely helped we were batting .second, quite tough to judge what's a good score, had the experience of Booms, SKY, .Boulty as well. The smarts were there today with the ball in hand, could've probably kept .them to an even lower score. We're rising to the occasion as the tournament's .progressing. Finding my feet, really enjoying the IPL. Great team to play for, great .atmosphere. Hopefully I can keep contributing. .Pat Cummins: Wasn't the easiest of wicket, 160 was a few short. It was a tricky wicket, .cutters were gripping. They shut down a lot of our scoring areas. I thought we had all .bases covered, 160 you feel a little bit short, I thought we gave it a good crack with the .ball. We thought we needed wickets, had plenty of death bowling in Eshan, Harshal and .myself. Needed just an over or two, so we gave it to the eglgie [Rahul Chahar]. Got to .play well away from home to make the finals, unfortunately not clicked yet.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs SRH, 33rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Shami to Rickelton, no run Pitches it up full outside off, Rickelton drives it square but Reddy makes a good stop at point to his right\n Shami to Rickelton, 1 run On a length outside off, punched out to deep backward square A loud cheer from the crowd as Rohit Sharma gets on strike for the first time.\n Shami to Rohit Sharma, no run Rohit dances down first up and swishes at thin air! Back of a length outside off, and the ball straightens off the pitch as Rohit looks to slap it away! beats the outside edge\n Shami to Rohit Sharma, 1 leg bye Full and straight, Rohit misses his flick and it goes towards square leg off his left pad\n Shami to Rickelton, 2 runs Full around off, angling in from the angle around the wicket, Rickelton clips it square and gets two as the fielder runs across from deep backward square\n Shami to Rickelton, no run On a length outside off, Rickelton pokes at it as it straightens off the pitch and gets it out to short third. Good start for Shami\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, no run Starts off with a length ball angling in from outside off, Rohit meets it with a firm defense\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, no run Short of good length outside off, Rohit tucks it to midwicket's right off the bottom half of the bat\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run On a length outside off, pushed to the point fielder's left for a single\n Cummins to Rickelton, no run Beats the edge! 136kph full delivery goes across Rickelton as he looks to drive it on the off side\n Cummins to Rickelton, 1 run Full around middle and off, swung away to deep backward square. Came off the inside half of the bat\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Excellent fielding! Overpitched just outside off, Rohit looks to put it away with a square drive, but Reddy at cover point is very quick to fling himself to his left to keep that down to just one run. Only seven off the first two\n Shami to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs Back of a length outside off, Rohit pulls it on the bounce and Aniket at midwicket does well to dive to his right to get a hand to it and slow it down. Saved two runs there\n Shami to Rohit Sharma, no run Lovely shape away as Shami goes full outside off. Rohit was looking for a drive down the ground but is comfortably beaten! There's that famed seam position from Shami!\n Shami to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Edge flies over the slip fielder! And it lands on the boundary rope! Length ball seaming away and Rohit wants to hoick it leg-side. But he didn't have much clue as it takes a thick edge and lands full on the boundary rope. His 100th IPL six at the Wankhede, according to Harsha Bhogle on TV\n Shami to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs Rohit was much more in control of that as he backs away to this short of good length delivery and slaps it away in the gap at cover. Nitish Kumar Reddy again does well to chase that down and save two\n Shami to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs Into the second tier! That's vintage Rohit Sharma! Gets one on his hips and he doesn't hesitate in helping it along behind square leg\n Shami to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Slapped away on the bounce to deep backward point running to his right. Length ball angled across and Rohit slashed it behind point. 17 runs off that over will take off the early pressure built on Mumbai Indians in the first two overs\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, SIX runs There he goes again! This is full around off and Rohit uses those strong wrists to whip it square. Into the stands and that's his third six today Rohit Sharma - Fourth batter to hit 100-plus sixes in the IPL at a venue. Kohli, Gayle and ABD have done it at the Chinnaswamy\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, 1 run Full outside off, Rohit skips out and drives to mid-off's left\n Cummins to Rickelton, 1 run Full and angled across, Rickelton looks to whip it leg side and gets it out to deep square off the inside half. He's yet to find his timing\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, no run Rohit skips across the stumps, Cummins follows him and bowls it wide and gets the ball to evade Rohit's swing across the line\n Cummins to Rohit Sharma, OUT He's hit a full toss to cover! And it's Travis Head who pouches it there! Low full toss outside off, it was a hit-me ball, but Rohit picks out Head. SRH strike their first blow! \n Cummins to Jacks, no run On a length around off, tucked to midwicket\n Shami to Rickelton, no run Back of length outside off and angling in, punched to cover\n Shami to Rickelton, 2 runs Rickelton looks to break the shackles, gives Shami the charge and throws his bat at this length ball and slices it over cover point\n Shami to Rickelton, 1 run Swung away through square leg off the inside half as Ricke;ton continues to struggle to middle it. This was the offcutter from Shami\n Shami to Jacks, no run On a length around off, Jacks clips it to midwicket\n Shami to Jacks, FOUR runs Jacks gets going! It's an offcutter but in the slot around off, Jacks backs away and flat-bats this straight of mid-off\n Shami to Jacks, 1 run Head, what have you done? He's put down a sitter! Jacks slaps this length ball in front of point and it goes to Head's left at cover. Was a simple catch, but he lets the ball slip through his hands!\n Malinga to Jacks, 1 run On a length outside off, tucked away to deep backward square\n Malinga to Rickelton, FOUR runs Rickelton will feel much better now! He had been struggling so far but gets a hold of this! Slower ball, but in the slot around off, and he lofts it over mid-off\n Malinga to Rickelton, FOUR runs Two in a row for Ricks! This is a short ball that sits up nicely for him and he swings it away through square leg. Harshal running to his right from deep backward square can't stop that\n Malinga to Rickelton, FOUR runs Lovely drive! Low full toss outside off and he creams it wide of the mid-off fielder Around the wicket now\n Malinga to Rickelton, 1 run Full outside off and angling in, Rickelton eases it out to deep square leg\n Malinga to Jacks, 1 run On a length outside off, Jacks looks to drive and gets a thick edge to short third on the bounce That will be the timeout\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, 1 run Starts off with a legbreak on a length on leg, Jacks goes back and tucks it out through midwicket\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, no run Rickelton misses his sweep to this full ball around off. Mild appeal for lbw, but that was likely impact outside off, and hence also missing wickets\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, no run Length ball angled across, Rickelton gets an inside edge onto the ground as the ball squeezes out towards extra cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, no run Now Rickelton moves leg side and looks to slog it. It's the googly from Ansari and beats the outside edge\n Cummins holds on at cover! This is a rank long hop and Rickelton backs away to slap it away. It's gone to Cummins' right and he takes a nice catch diving to his right Scratch all that! Klaasen's gloves were in front of the stumps when Rickelton hits that, so it's a no-ball! SKY was out in the middle, Rickelton was back in the hut. And now he'll be back in the middle. One South African wicketkeeper giving another a reprieve! We saw the return crease no-ball from Starc yesterday, and today this! Zeeshan Ansari lets out a frustrated smile See all photos And now Rickelton gets a free hit too!\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, 1 wide Ansari looks to go wide and gets it beyond the wide line. So he'll have to bowl that again\n Zeeshan Ansari to Rickelton, 1 run Tossed up wide of off and Rickelton slaps it out to long-off on the bounce\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, no run Tosses it up and it's a low full toss around off, pushed to extra cover A quiet over, but it could have been so much better for SRH! IMPACT SUBSRH RD Chahar Mohammed Shami\n Harshal to Rickelton, 1 run Very full outside off, driven along the carpet to long-off\n Harshal to Jacks, 1 run On a length outside off, swung away to deep midwicket\n Harshal to Rickelton, FOUR runs Length ball on the pads and Rickelton says 'thank you very much'. Helps it along beyond square and it's in the gap for four\n Harshal to Rickelton, FOUR runs Takes on the bouncer now! Dug in short and angled across Rickelton, and he has enough room to free his arms and pull it square Around the wicket\n Harshal to Rickelton, OUT Skied and taken! Rickelton's second life doesn't last long, but he has added some quick runs. Harshal bowls an offcutter wide of off, Rickelton reaches out as he looks to go inside out and gets an edge that goes up. Head at backward point backtracks and settles under it \n Harshal to Suryakumar, 1 run On a length outside off, tucked out through midwicket and gets a single to get off the mark immediately\n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, 1 run Tossed up on leg, SKY eases it out to long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, FOUR runs Inside edge goes past the stumps and races away! Legbreak on off, Jacks pushes at it and gets lucky\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, no run Dropped a bit short outside off, slapped straight to the extra cover fielder\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, 1 run Full around middle, this one goes on with the angle. He backs away and punches it down the ground wide of long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, no run Suryakumar Yadav gets down to sweep and misses. This was a legbreak tossed full outside off. Surely impact was outside off and the ball would have likely missed the wickets as well\n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, SIX runs Hello, SKY! This is too full on leg and Suryakumar gets down to sweep it high over fine leg and into the stands\n Chahar to Jacks, no run Floated full and drifting in to pitch on off, pushed to the off side\n Chahar to Jacks, SIX runs Pulled away with disdain! Half-tracker and he rocks back to hammer it over deep midwicket\n Chahar to Jacks, no run On a length outside off, slapped out to cover\n Chahar to Jacks, 1 run Tossed up full outside off, driven along the carpet to sweeper cover\n Chahar to Suryakumar, 1 run On a length around off, Surya pushes it out through point for a single\n Chahar to Jacks, 1 run ON a length outside off, swatted down the ground to long-off. Mumbai Indians 91 for 2 at the halfway mark And now Shashank Kishore will see you through to the end\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, SIX runs tossed up on middle Jacks clears his front leg and slogs that way into the stand at long-on! Massive hit.\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, no run hammered back, good stop by the bowler on his followthrough\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jacks, 1 run flatter and fuller on middle, worked to long-on. Required rate under seven an over now\n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, 2 runs reaches out to scythe this through point, Cummins half-stopped to take pace off\n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, no run chops this to point, skidded through but didn't have as much room as he would've liked\n Zeeshan Ansari to Suryakumar, SIX runs goes against the turn but SKY has picked the bones of it, clears the short leg-side boundary at wide long on quite comfortably\n Malinga to Jacks, 1 run full on middle, worked to long-on\n Malinga to Suryakumar, no run squeezes this yorker-length delivery to point\n Malinga to Suryakumar, FOUR runs dug in short, SKY holds his shape and then with both feet in the air, uses the room to thrash it up and over backward point.\n Malinga to Suryakumar, 1 run flicks this slower and fuller delivery outside off to deep square\n Malinga to Jacks, no run whips this full toss straight to midwicket.\n Malinga to Jacks, 1 wide slips this way outside off as he tries to roll his fingers over the seam\n Malinga to Jacks, FOUR runs hammers this high full toss over midwicket and it races away. The extra ball has disappeared. The sense of despondency in the SRH camp shows.\n Cummins to Suryakumar, FOUR runs slower delivery, way too short and too much width and SKY slashes it over short third, deliberately done.\n Cummins to Suryakumar, no run was through with the swing over deep square even before this slower ball arrived, beaten!\n Cummins to Suryakumar, no run bails out of this short ball outside off after initially giving the impression he was taking him on\n Cummins to Suryakumar, OUT lofted through the line but SKY hit it on the top part of the bat, so didn't generate any power or timing. Ansari takes the simplest of catches at mid-off. \n Cummins to Tilak Varma, no run superb bumper into the body from around the stumps, Tilak ducks under it as the ball whizzes past his ears\n Cummins to Tilak Varma, 1 run works it wide of midwicket for a single\n Harshal to Tilak Varma, 1 run slower ball dug into the pitch as it angles in, punched past mid-on\n Harshal to Jacks, 1 run off the edge, down to third man where Malinga slides around to save three runs. Covered good ground and dived full stretch\n Harshal to Tilak Varma, no run forced through the line to extra cover\n Harshal to Tilak Varma, 1 run flicks this slower and fuller delivery to deep square leg\n Harshal to Jacks, 1 run helps this short ball all along the ground to long leg\n Harshal to Tilak Varma, 1 run steps out to force that through the line, ends up getting a thickish inside edge that rolls down to fine leg. Once again the ball didn't quite come on as Harshal bowled it into the pitch\n Cummins to Tilak Varma, no run rises with the bounce and dabs this short of length delivery to point\n Cummins to Tilak Varma, 1 run takes him on with the hook, but can't get enough bat on it, Harshal grabs that on the bounce at fine leg.\n Cummins to Jacks, OUT slaps that straight to mid-off! Cummins digs this into the pitch on a length outside off, it seemed to have stopped on Jacks who was through with the shot and didn't get any timing on it \n Cummins to Hardik, no run sways out of the way of this short ball outside off\n Cummins to Hardik, FOUR runs picks the gap between point and square third. This was short and wide, Hardik flayed that away, it didn't matter that he hit it in the sir for a while. Sweet timing! Hardik Pandya in IPL, 2025 INNS 5 RUNS 87 SR 161.11 AVE 29.00 HS 42\n Cummins to Hardik, 1 wide short of length, slower but too far wide outside off, Hardik lets it pass\n Cummins to Hardik, FOUR runs that's a Hardik special! Waits on it and then plays a superb short-arm jab that speeds through midwicket\n Malinga to Tilak Varma, 1 run short and he's pulled that to deep square\n Malinga to Hardik, 1 run full outside off, eased to deep point\n Malinga to Tilak Varma, 1 run flicks this down to deep midwicket\n Malinga to Hardik, 1 run attempts the short-arm jab again, ends up bunting it gently to midwicket. Nitish hits the stumps direct at the striker's end but Tilak was well in\n Malinga to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs drilled over mid-off! Too full from Malinga and Tilak timed that superbly.\n Malinga to Tilak Varma, 1 run steps out to hack this full toss into the leg side for a single\n Harshal to Tilak Varma, 2 runs pulled away towards long leg, good work by Nitish to save two\n Harshal to Tilak Varma, 1 run sits up nicely as Tilak pulls the short ball to deep square\n Harshal to Hardik, SIX runs clobbered! Slower, fuller and right in the slot as Hardik hammers this over long-on. Flat hit. Cummins got there, moving a few yards to his right, and got his fingers on the ball but couldn't hold on\n Harshal to Hardik, FOUR runs dribbles away to the third man boundary! Hardik wants to waste no time. This was a slower and fuller delivery again, Hardik throws the kitchen sink and gets a thick edge over short third.\n Harshal to Hardik, 1 run drilled to long-off\n Harshal to Tilak Varma, 1 run slashed to square third for a single\n Malinga to Tilak Varma, 1 run bowls a high full toss into the body, Tilak looks to work it square and gets a leading edge that bounces to third man. MI have asked for a review to check if it was a no-ball. Looks like it is......no, it's not.\n Malinga to Hardik, OUT shovelled straight down deep midwicket's throat! Hardik brought out the helicopter but ended up hitting it straight to the fielder. Walks off looking at his bat, he's seemingly unhappy with the connection. Super little innings nonetheless. Walks off with a smile \n Malinga to Naman Dhir, no run full toss, hits it straight to midwicket.\n Malinga to Naman Dhir, no run yorker-length, hint of late tail, pushed to midwicket\n Malinga to Naman Dhir, OUT hits him flush on the toe, Naman Dhir is gone! But he reviews and you'd think he's a goner. It's the dipping yorker on middle, Dhir looks to scoop it fine but misses. Replays confirm there's no bat. That's headed just one way - middle of middle. Dhir started to walk off even before a decision was flashed on the big screen. \n Malinga to Santner, no run hard length outside off, pushed to point. Looks for a single but is sent back\n Zeeshan Ansari to Tilak Varma, FOUR runs reverse swept between short third and point. It was in the air for a while, but he managed to find the gap. MI have won, finally! Ryan Rickelton: Nice to contribute, just to get going. Still itching for that big score. Wasn't the easiest wicket but we adjusted well, nice to get over the line. Extremely difficult, not unreachable [playing on these tough wickets]. Have the foundation, just about trying to work those little things into my game. It's a work in progress, if I can keep growing my game it'll bode well for the future. Definitely helped we were batting second, quite tough to judge what's a good score, had the experience of Booms, SKY, Boulty as well. The smarts were there today with the ball in hand, could've probably kept them to an even lower score. We're rising to the occasion as the tournament's progressing. Finding my feet, really enjoying the IPL. Great team to play for, great atmosphere. Hopefully I can keep contributing. Pat Cummins: Wasn't the easiest of wicket, 160 was a few short. It was a tricky wicket, cutters were gripping. They shut down a lot of our scoring areas. I thought we had all bases covered, 160 you feel a little bit short, I thought we gave it a good crack with the ball. We thought we needed wickets, had plenty of death bowling in Eshan, Harshal and myself. Needed just an over or two, so we gave it to the eglgie [Rahul Chahar]. Got to play well away from home to make the finals, unfortunately not clicked yet.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Hardik","Jacks","Naman Dhir","Rickelton","Rohit Sharma","Santner","Suryakumar","Tilak Varma"],"Runs":[21.0,36.0,0.0,31.0,26.0,0.0,26.0,21.0],"Balls_Faced":[9,26,3,23,16,1,15,17],"Fours":[3,3,0,5,0,0,2,2],"Sixes":[1,2,0,0,3,0,2,0],"S\/R":[233.33,138.46,0.0,134.78,162.5,0.0,173.33,123.53],"dismissal":["c Ishan Kishan b Malinga","c Zeeshan Ansari b Cummins","lbw b Malinga","c Head b Patel","c Head b Cummins","Not Out","c Zeeshan Ansari b Cummins","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Chahar","Cummins","Harshal","Malinga","Shami","Zeeshan Ansari"],"Balls":[6,24,18,24,18,19],"Runs_Given":[9.0,26.0,31.0,36.0,28.0,35.0],"Wickets":[0,3,1,2,0,0],"Overs":[1.0,4.0,3.0,4.0,3.0,3.1],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Boult to de Kock, no run .back of a length just outside off. A hint of shape away and de Kock gets up on his toes .to jab it into the off side\nBoult to de Kock, 1 run .fullish on off. Shapes away slightly again and de Kock pushes it towards mid off. .Saunters across to get off the mark . .Sunil Narine vs Trent Boult .BALLS .17 .RUNS .23 .OUTS .4 .SR .135.29 .4s\/6s .2\/2\nBoult to Narine, no run .full on off and this moves away late. Narine gives himself room and clinks it off the toe- .end towards mid off\nBoult to Narine, OUT .Boult smashes middle stump and Narine is outta here early! This is a sizzling delivery. .Out-swinging and right in the blockhole. Starts on leg or perhaps just outside and then .curves out towards the target. Narine, giving himself room, gets nowhere close to the .ball and sees the bails flying everywhere soon after. Another first-over wicket for Boult, .and MI are on the board early! .Sunil Narine b Boult 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 0\nBoult to Rahane, no run .in-swinging full delivery just outside off. Rahane shows the full face of the bat and .drives it neatly towards mid off .Boult has gotten the ball to swing, and that is a good sign for MI\nBoult to Rahane, no run .full just outside off. Rahane goes searching for it and chunks it off the inside half of the .bat towards mid wicket\nChahar to de Kock, 1 wide .full and angled across the batter well outside off. de Kock lets it go and the umpire has .to indulge in some early exercise\nChahar to de Kock, OUT .straight to mid off, and the Mumbai Indians are all over the Kolkata Knight Riders like a .rash! No real swing, and this pitches on a length outside off. de Kock looks to go .downtown but does not get under it enough. Was never trying to keep it down and .Ashwani leaps up into the air to take it with both hands above his head. Chahar is .delighted, MI are delighted, and thousands of fans in blue are delighted too. KKR under .early strife! .Quinton de Kock c Ashwani Kumar b Chahar 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 6m) SR: 33.33\nChahar to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .off the mark in pristine fashion! Angled in fullish on middle and leg. Raghuvanshi uses .the angle and clips it delightfully past mid wicket!\nChahar to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .another cracking shot! This youngster has come to play tonight! Back of a length .outside off. Raghuvanshi rises with the bounce, gets his hands through the ball and .cracks it into the turf and into the gap between cover point and backward point!\nChahar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .pushed in on a length on middle and off. Raghuvanshi drops it into the off side and .scampers across to the other end\nChahar to Rahane, no run .half-volley on the pads and Rahane will feel he has missed out here. Flicks it straight to .mid wicket\nChahar to Rahane, FOUR runs .Rahane lands his first punch now! Chahar goes searching for swing and over-pitches .again, this time just outside off. Rahane shows the maker's name and thumps it over .the non-striker's head!\nBoult to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .dug into the track on leg stump after seeing the batter advance. Raghuvanshi rides the .bounce well enough and fends it towards short third\nBoult to Rahane, SIX runs .first six of the evening, and Rahane is counter-attacking! Another short ball on leg .stump and this only gets up to the waist. Rahane swivels and pulls it over long leg!\nBoult to Rahane, 1 run .length just outside off. Rahane presses forward and pushes it towards mid off for an .easy single . .Ajinkya Rahane in IPL, 2025 .INNS .3 .RUNS .85 .SR .163.46 .AVE .42.50 .HS .56\nBoult to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs .banged into the track outside off. Raghuvanshi gets up on his toes and hacks it past .mid wicket for a couple of runs\nBoult to A Raghuvanshi, no run .length outside off. Raghuvanshi gets a half stride in and taps it towards extra cover\nBoult to A Raghuvanshi, no run .back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi lets the ball come to him before dabbing it .towards short third\nAshwani Kumar to Rahane, OUT .and he gets a wicket off his first ball! The outcome of his dreams! This is full and wide, .angling across Rahane. He throws his hands at it and slices it towards deep backward .point. Tilak settles under it and nearly takes a mess of it. But thankfully for him, the .bobble off his first attempt bounces up high enough to allow him to recover. He then .shows exemplary reflexes to gobble it up one-handed, and Ashwani gets mobbed by his .teammates! The KKR skipper has to go, and Mumbai are overjoyed! .Ajinkya Rahane c Tilak Varma b Ashwani Kumar 11 (7b 1x4 1x6 13m) SR: 157.14\nAshwani Kumar to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .oh my - what a corker that is! Back of a length outside off. Decks back sharply and cuts .Venkatesh in half as he looks to jab it away .Venkatesh Iyer average vs Mumbai Indians72.60\nAshwani Kumar to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .almost a spectacular grab! Hard length just outside off. Venkatesh gives the charge and .gives it the kitchen sink. Slices it and Santner hares back from cover point. Flies to take .it over his right shoulder but he cannot make it stick. A very tough chance\nAshwani Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, no run .length ball in the channel and this nips away sharply with the angle. Raghuvanshi goes .feeling for it and is beaten on the outside\nAshwani Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs .Raghuvanshi finds the stands! A touch short outside leg and that is always asking for .trouble. Raghuvanshi gets inside the line and dumps it over long leg!\nAshwani Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi gets up on his toes and punches it towards .deep backward point\nBoult to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .on a length on middle and off. Raghuvanshi is squared up a little and prods it behind .point for a single\nBoult to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .slanted in on a length on off. Venkatesh presses half forward and defends it back .towards the bowler\nBoult to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Rushes onto Venkatesh, who stabs it off the back .foot towards mid wicket\nBoult to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .back of a length outside off. Venkatesh presses half forward and jabs it towards cover .point\nBoult to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs .fullish just outside off. Venkatesh has a wild swish at it and skews it off the outer half of .the bat. Gets enough on it to clear the inner ring (over point) and pick up two\nBoult to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .dropped by Ashwani - oh dear! Shortish just outside off. Venkatesh goes flashing at it .and slashes it flat towards short third. Ashwani dives forward but the ball pops out of .his hands. How costly could that prove to be, given Venkatesh's tendency to score .against MI?\nChahar to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .that is a glorious shot! Chahar errs on the fuller side again and Raghuvanshi makes him .pay. Shows the full face of the bat and cracks it back past the bowler!\nChahar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Raghuvanshi waits for it and dabs it towards deep .backward point\nChahar to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .banged into the track just outside off. Venkatesh gauges the length early and sways out .of the way comfortably\nChahar to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT .nicked and gone! Chahar into the act again, and there will be no Venkatesh Iyer heroics .tonight against MI! This is on the shorter side, pitching just outside off and then nipping .back in. Venkatesh, tentatively, tries to upper-cut it but the inward movement means he .gets cramped for room. Glides it straight through to Rickelton in the end, and KKR have .lost four in the powerplay! .Venkatesh Iyer c \u2020Rickelton b Chahar 3 (9b 0x4 0x6 12m) SR: 33.33\nChahar to Rinku Singh, no run .banged into the track again, just outside off. Rinku, like Venkatesh earlier in the over, .sways out of the way\nChahar to Rinku Singh, no run .back of a length on leg stump. This seems to come off a little slower than Rinku .expects and he plonks it into the on side\nHardik to A Raghuvanshi, no run .back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi hangs back and dabs it towards backward .point\nHardik to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .slanted in a full length on off. Raghuvanshi comes forward and pokes it towards deep .square leg\nHardik to Rinku Singh, no run .full on leg stump. Rinku looks to flick it away but jams it off the inside edge into his .pads\nHardik to Rinku Singh, 2 runs .back of a length on leg stump. Rinku steps outside leg, creates room and flays it over .backward point. Off the mark with a brace\nHardik to Rinku Singh, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Rinku uses the pace and runs it down to deep third . .Hardik Pandya vs KKR in T20s .INNS .13 .WKTS .14 .ECON .8.02 .AVE .19.50\nHardik to A Raghuvanshi, OUT .Hardik Pandya brings the Wankhede Stadium to its feet, and KKR sink further into .trouble! Badgers that shortish length outside off, daring Raghuvanshi to pull it away. He .tries but fails, quite comfortably, it must be added. Wanted to hit it well in front of .square but all he could do was find Dhir, running around from deep square leg. KKR five .down, and in a whole heap of trouble! .Angkrish Raghuvanshi c Naman Dhir b Pandya 26 (16b 3x4 1x6 28m) SR: 162.5\nPuthur to Rinku Singh, 1 run .slanted in on a length on leg stump. Rinku hangs back and turns it behind square\nPuthur to Pandey, no run .googly on a short of a length outside off. Pandey hacks it towards deep mid wicket\nPuthur to Pandey, SIX runs .Pandey goes bang, and he goes bang early! Dragged down on middle and off. Sits up .nicely for Pandey and he pummels it over deep mid wicket!\nPuthur to Pandey, 1 run .flighted up full outside off. Pandey plants his front foot and drills it down the ground to .long off\nPuthur to Rinku Singh, no run .tossed up full on off. Rinku gets to the pitch of the ball and pushes it straight to extra .cover\nPuthur to Rinku Singh, SIX runs .just over, and Rinku gets his first six! Slowed up on a length outside off. Rinku marches .down the track and slams it flat towards long off. Chahar gets his hands up but cannot .get his hands to it as such!\nHardik to Pandey, 1 run .pushed in on a length on off. Pandey presses forward and opens his bat face to guide it .towards deep point\nHardik to Rinku Singh, 1 run .back of a length on off. Rinku gets behind the line and nudges it enough to extra cover's .right for a single\nHardik to Pandey, no run .shortish outside off. Pandey rises with the bounce and taps it towards backward point\nHardik to Pandey, no run .banged into the track on middle and off. Pandey spots it early enough and gets out of .the way. Good pace and carry, though\nHardik to Pandey, FOUR runs .dispatched! Another short ball on off and even though this gets up high, this does not .have the pace to trouble Pandey. He rides it and then swats it past mid wicket!\nHardik to Pandey, no run .hard length just outside off. Pandey takes a step down the track before tugging it back .to Hardik, who picks it up on his follow-through and then fires a throw at the batter's end .stumps .Time for a pause. KKR need it, as do everyone watching this thrill-a-minute contest. MI .still in front and in charge, but this partnership is showing signs of resistance, and if .they can bat deeper into the innings, KKR could yet put up a healthy score, with .Ramandeep and Russell waiting in the wings\nSantner to Rinku Singh, no run .short outside off. Rinku throws his hands at it and cuts it on the bounce to backward .point\nSantner to Rinku Singh, 1 run .slowed up on a back of a length outside off. Grips and spins back sharply. Rinku is .cramped for room and dabs it behind point\nSantner to Pandey, 1 run .tossed up on a length on middle and off. Draws Pandey forward and he has to reach out .in front to poke it towards sweeper cover\nSantner to Rinku Singh, 1 run .length on leg stump. Rinku brings out the reverse and helps it towards deep point .Back to around the wicket for Pandey\nSantner to Pandey, no run .back of a length outside off. Comes in with the angle, tucks up Pandey and he stabs it .hurriedly towards extra cover\nSantner to Pandey, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. This straightens and Pandey hops back to ease it to .sweeper cover","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs MI, 12th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Boult to de Kock, no run back of a length just outside off. A hint of shape away and de Kock gets up on his toes to jab it into the off side\n Boult to de Kock, 1 run fullish on off. Shapes away slightly again and de Kock pushes it towards mid off. Saunters across to get off the mark Sunil Narine vs Trent Boult BALLS 17 RUNS 23 OUTS 4 SR 135.29 4s\/6s 2\/2\n Boult to Narine, no run full on off and this moves away late. Narine gives himself room and clinks it off the toe-end towards mid off\n Boult to Narine, OUT Boult smashes middle stump and Narine is outta here early! This is a sizzling delivery. Out-swinging and right in the blockhole. Starts on leg or perhaps just outside and then curves out towards the target. Narine, giving himself room, gets nowhere close to the ball and sees the bails flying everywhere soon after. Another first-over wicket for Boult, and MI are on the board early! \n Boult to Rahane, no run in-swinging full delivery just outside off. Rahane shows the full face of the bat and drives it neatly towards mid off Boult has gotten the ball to swing, and that is a good sign for MI\n Boult to Rahane, no run full just outside off. Rahane goes searching for it and chunks it off the inside half of the bat towards mid wicket\n Chahar to de Kock, 1 wide full and angled across the batter well outside off. de Kock lets it go and the umpire has to indulge in some early exercise\n Chahar to de Kock, OUT straight to mid off, and the Mumbai Indians are all over the Kolkata Knight Riders like a rash! No real swing, and this pitches on a length outside off. de Kock looks to go downtown but does not get under it enough. Was never trying to keep it down and Ashwani leaps up into the air to take it with both hands above his head. Chahar is delighted, MI are delighted, and thousands of fans in blue are delighted too. KKR under early strife! \n Chahar to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs off the mark in pristine fashion! Angled in fullish on middle and leg. Raghuvanshi uses the angle and clips it delightfully past mid wicket!\n Chahar to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs another cracking shot! This youngster has come to play tonight! Back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi rises with the bounce, gets his hands through the ball and cracks it into the turf and into the gap between cover point and backward point!\n Chahar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run pushed in on a length on middle and off. Raghuvanshi drops it into the off side and scampers across to the other end\n Chahar to Rahane, no run half-volley on the pads and Rahane will feel he has missed out here. Flicks it straight to mid wicket\n Chahar to Rahane, FOUR runs Rahane lands his first punch now! Chahar goes searching for swing and over-pitches again, this time just outside off. Rahane shows the maker's name and thumps it over the non-striker's head!\n Boult to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run dug into the track on leg stump after seeing the batter advance. Raghuvanshi rides the bounce well enough and fends it towards short third\n Boult to Rahane, SIX runs first six of the evening, and Rahane is counter-attacking! Another short ball on leg stump and this only gets up to the waist. Rahane swivels and pulls it over long leg!\n Boult to Rahane, 1 run length just outside off. Rahane presses forward and pushes it towards mid off for an easy single Ajinkya Rahane in IPL, 2025 INNS 3 RUNS 85 SR 163.46 AVE 42.50 HS 56\n Boult to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs banged into the track outside off. Raghuvanshi gets up on his toes and hacks it past mid wicket for a couple of runs\n Boult to A Raghuvanshi, no run length outside off. Raghuvanshi gets a half stride in and taps it towards extra cover\n Boult to A Raghuvanshi, no run back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi lets the ball come to him before dabbing it towards short third\n Ashwani Kumar to Rahane, OUT and he gets a wicket off his first ball! The outcome of his dreams! This is full and wide, angling across Rahane. He throws his hands at it and slices it towards deep backward point. Tilak settles under it and nearly takes a mess of it. But thankfully for him, the bobble off his first attempt bounces up high enough to allow him to recover. He then shows exemplary reflexes to gobble it up one-handed, and Ashwani gets mobbed by his teammates! The KKR skipper has to go, and Mumbai are overjoyed! \n Ashwani Kumar to Venkatesh Iyer, no run oh my - what a corker that is! Back of a length outside off. Decks back sharply and cuts Venkatesh in half as he looks to jab it away Venkatesh Iyer average vs Mumbai Indians72.60\n Ashwani Kumar to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run almost a spectacular grab! Hard length just outside off. Venkatesh gives the charge and gives it the kitchen sink. Slices it and Santner hares back from cover point. Flies to take it over his right shoulder but he cannot make it stick. A very tough chance\n Ashwani Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, no run length ball in the channel and this nips away sharply with the angle. Raghuvanshi goes feeling for it and is beaten on the outside\n Ashwani Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs Raghuvanshi finds the stands! A touch short outside leg and that is always asking for trouble. Raghuvanshi gets inside the line and dumps it over long leg!\n Ashwani Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi gets up on his toes and punches it towards deep backward point\n Boult to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run on a length on middle and off. Raghuvanshi is squared up a little and prods it behind point for a single\n Boult to Venkatesh Iyer, no run slanted in on a length on off. Venkatesh presses half forward and defends it back towards the bowler\n Boult to Venkatesh Iyer, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Rushes onto Venkatesh, who stabs it off the back foot towards mid wicket\n Boult to Venkatesh Iyer, no run back of a length outside off. Venkatesh presses half forward and jabs it towards cover point\n Boult to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs fullish just outside off. Venkatesh has a wild swish at it and skews it off the outer half of \n Boult to Venkatesh Iyer, no run dropped by Ashwani - oh dear! Shortish just outside off. Venkatesh goes flashing at it and slashes it flat towards short third. Ashwani dives forward but the ball pops out of his hands. How costly could that prove to be, given Venkatesh's tendency to score against MI?\n Chahar to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs that is a glorious shot! Chahar errs on the fuller side again and Raghuvanshi makes him pay. Shows the full face of the bat and cracks it back past the bowler!\n Chahar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Raghuvanshi waits for it and dabs it towards deep backward point\n Chahar to Venkatesh Iyer, no run banged into the track just outside off. Venkatesh gauges the length early and sways out of the way comfortably\n Chahar to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT nicked and gone! Chahar into the act again, and there will be no Venkatesh Iyer heroics tonight against MI! This is on the shorter side, pitching just outside off and then nipping back in. Venkatesh, tentatively, tries to upper-cut it but the inward movement means he gets cramped for room. Glides it straight through to Rickelton in the end, and KKR have lost four in the powerplay! \n Chahar to Rinku Singh, no run banged into the track again, just outside off. Rinku, like Venkatesh earlier in the over, sways out of the way\n Chahar to Rinku Singh, no run back of a length on leg stump. This seems to come off a little slower than Rinku expects and he plonks it into the on side\n Hardik to A Raghuvanshi, no run back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi hangs back and dabs it towards backward point\n Hardik to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run slanted in a full length on off. Raghuvanshi comes forward and pokes it towards deep square leg\n Hardik to Rinku Singh, no run full on leg stump. Rinku looks to flick it away but jams it off the inside edge into his pads\n Hardik to Rinku Singh, 2 runs back of a length on leg stump. Rinku steps outside leg, creates room and flays it over backward point. Off the mark with a brace\n Hardik to Rinku Singh, 1 run back of a length outside off. Rinku uses the pace and runs it down to deep third Hardik Pandya vs KKR in T20s INNS 13 WKTS 14 ECON 8.02 AVE 19.50\n Hardik to A Raghuvanshi, OUT Hardik Pandya brings the Wankhede Stadium to its feet, and KKR sink further into trouble! Badgers that shortish length outside off, daring Raghuvanshi to pull it away. He tries but fails, quite comfortably, it must be added. Wanted to hit it well in front of square but all he could do was find Dhir, running around from deep square leg. KKR five down, and in a whole heap of trouble! \n Puthur to Rinku Singh, 1 run slanted in on a length on leg stump. Rinku hangs back and turns it behind square\n Puthur to Pandey, no run googly on a short of a length outside off. Pandey hacks it towards deep mid wicket\n Puthur to Pandey, SIX runs Pandey goes bang, and he goes bang early! Dragged down on middle and off. Sits up nicely for Pandey and he pummels it over deep mid wicket!\n Puthur to Pandey, 1 run flighted up full outside off. Pandey plants his front foot and drills it down the ground to long off\n Puthur to Rinku Singh, no run tossed up full on off. Rinku gets to the pitch of the ball and pushes it straight to extra cover\n Puthur to Rinku Singh, SIX runs just over, and Rinku gets his first six! Slowed up on a length outside off. Rinku marches down the track and slams it flat towards long off. Chahar gets his hands up but cannot get his hands to it as such!\n Hardik to Pandey, 1 run pushed in on a length on off. Pandey presses forward and opens his bat face to guide it towards deep point\n Hardik to Rinku Singh, 1 run back of a length on off. Rinku gets behind the line and nudges it enough to extra cover's right for a single\n Hardik to Pandey, no run shortish outside off. Pandey rises with the bounce and taps it towards backward point\n Hardik to Pandey, no run banged into the track on middle and off. Pandey spots it early enough and gets out of the way. Good pace and carry, though\n Hardik to Pandey, FOUR runs dispatched! Another short ball on off and even though this gets up high, this does not have the pace to trouble Pandey. He rides it and then swats it past mid wicket!\n Hardik to Pandey, no run hard length just outside off. Pandey takes a step down the track before tugging it back to Hardik, who picks it up on his follow-through and then fires a throw at the batter's end stumps Time for a pause. KKR need it, as do everyone watching this thrill-a-minute contest. MI still in front and in charge, but this partnership is showing signs of resistance, and if they can bat deeper into the innings, KKR could yet put up a healthy score, with Ramandeep and Russell waiting in the wings\n Santner to Rinku Singh, no run short outside off. Rinku throws his hands at it and cuts it on the bounce to backward point\n Santner to Rinku Singh, 1 run slowed up on a back of a length outside off. Grips and spins back sharply. Rinku is cramped for room and dabs it behind point\n Santner to Pandey, 1 run tossed up on a length on middle and off. Draws Pandey forward and he has to reach out in front to poke it towards sweeper cover\n Santner to Rinku Singh, 1 run length on leg stump. Rinku brings out the reverse and helps it towards deep point Back to around the wicket for Pandey\n Santner to Pandey, no run back of a length outside off. Comes in with the angle, tucks up Pandey and he stabs it hurriedly towards extra cover\n Santner to Pandey, 1 run back of a length just outside off. This straightens and Pandey hops back to ease it to sweeper cover","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["A Raghuvanshi","Narine","Pandey","Rahane","Rinku Singh","Venkatesh Iyer","de Kock"],"Runs":[26.0,0.0,14.0,11.0,13.0,3.0,1.0],"Balls_Faced":[16,2,11,7,12,9,3],"Fours":[3,0,1,1,0,0,0],"Sixes":[1,0,1,1,1,0,0],"S\/R":[162.5,0.0,127.27,157.14,108.33,33.33,33.33],"dismissal":["c Naman Dhir b Pandya","b Boult","Not Out","c Tilak Varma b Ashwani Kumar","Not Out","c \u2020Rickelton b Chahar","c Ashwani Kumar b Chahar"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwani Kumar","Boult","Chahar","Hardik","Puthur","Santner"],"Balls":[6,18,12,12,6,6],"Runs_Given":[8.0,14.0,19.0,10.0,14.0,4.0],"Wickets":[1,1,2,1,0,0],"Overs":[1.0,3.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Boult to de Kock, no run .back of a length just outside off. A hint of shape away and de Kock gets up on his toes .to jab it into the off side\nBoult to de Kock, 1 run .fullish on off. Shapes away slightly again and de Kock pushes it towards mid off. .Saunters across to get off the mark . .Sunil Narine vs Trent Boult .BALLS .17 .RUNS .23 .OUTS .4 .SR .135.29 .4s\/6s .2\/2\nBoult to Narine, no run .full on off and this moves away late. Narine gives himself room and clinks it off the toe- .end towards mid off\nBoult to Narine, OUT .Boult smashes middle stump and Narine is outta here early! This is a sizzling delivery. .Out-swinging and right in the blockhole. Starts on leg or perhaps just outside and then .curves out towards the target. Narine, giving himself room, gets nowhere close to the .ball and sees the bails flying everywhere soon after. Another first-over wicket for Boult, .and MI are on the board early! .Sunil Narine b Boult 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 0\nBoult to Rahane, no run .in-swinging full delivery just outside off. Rahane shows the full face of the bat and .drives it neatly towards mid off .Boult has gotten the ball to swing, and that is a good sign for MI\nBoult to Rahane, no run .full just outside off. Rahane goes searching for it and chunks it off the inside half of the .bat towards mid wicket\nChahar to de Kock, 1 wide .full and angled across the batter well outside off. de Kock lets it go and the umpire has .to indulge in some early exercise\nChahar to de Kock, OUT .straight to mid off, and the Mumbai Indians are all over the Kolkata Knight Riders like a .rash! No real swing, and this pitches on a length outside off. de Kock looks to go .downtown but does not get under it enough. Was never trying to keep it down and .Ashwani leaps up into the air to take it with both hands above his head. Chahar is .delighted, MI are delighted, and thousands of fans in blue are delighted too. KKR under .early strife! .Quinton de Kock c Ashwani Kumar b Chahar 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 6m) SR: 33.33\nChahar to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .off the mark in pristine fashion! Angled in fullish on middle and leg. Raghuvanshi uses .the angle and clips it delightfully past mid wicket!\nChahar to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .another cracking shot! This youngster has come to play tonight! Back of a length .outside off. Raghuvanshi rises with the bounce, gets his hands through the ball and .cracks it into the turf and into the gap between cover point and backward point!\nChahar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .pushed in on a length on middle and off. Raghuvanshi drops it into the off side and .scampers across to the other end\nChahar to Rahane, no run .half-volley on the pads and Rahane will feel he has missed out here. Flicks it straight to .mid wicket\nChahar to Rahane, FOUR runs .Rahane lands his first punch now! Chahar goes searching for swing and over-pitches .again, this time just outside off. Rahane shows the maker's name and thumps it over .the non-striker's head!\nBoult to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .dug into the track on leg stump after seeing the batter advance. Raghuvanshi rides the .bounce well enough and fends it towards short third\nBoult to Rahane, SIX runs .first six of the evening, and Rahane is counter-attacking! Another short ball on leg .stump and this only gets up to the waist. Rahane swivels and pulls it over long leg!\nBoult to Rahane, 1 run .length just outside off. Rahane presses forward and pushes it towards mid off for an .easy single . .Ajinkya Rahane in IPL, 2025 .INNS .3 .RUNS .85 .SR .163.46 .AVE .42.50 .HS .56\nBoult to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs .banged into the track outside off. Raghuvanshi gets up on his toes and hacks it past .mid wicket for a couple of runs\nBoult to A Raghuvanshi, no run .length outside off. Raghuvanshi gets a half stride in and taps it towards extra cover\nBoult to A Raghuvanshi, no run .back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi lets the ball come to him before dabbing it .towards short third\nAshwani Kumar to Rahane, OUT .and he gets a wicket off his first ball! The outcome of his dreams! This is full and wide, .angling across Rahane. He throws his hands at it and slices it towards deep backward .point. Tilak settles under it and nearly takes a mess of it. But thankfully for him, the .bobble off his first attempt bounces up high enough to allow him to recover. He then .shows exemplary reflexes to gobble it up one-handed, and Ashwani gets mobbed by his .teammates! The KKR skipper has to go, and Mumbai are overjoyed! .Ajinkya Rahane c Tilak Varma b Ashwani Kumar 11 (7b 1x4 1x6 13m) SR: 157.14\nAshwani Kumar to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .oh my - what a corker that is! Back of a length outside off. Decks back sharply and cuts .Venkatesh in half as he looks to jab it away .Venkatesh Iyer average vs Mumbai Indians72.60\nAshwani Kumar to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run .almost a spectacular grab! Hard length just outside off. Venkatesh gives the charge and .gives it the kitchen sink. Slices it and Santner hares back from cover point. Flies to take .it over his right shoulder but he cannot make it stick. A very tough chance\nAshwani Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, no run .length ball in the channel and this nips away sharply with the angle. Raghuvanshi goes .feeling for it and is beaten on the outside\nAshwani Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs .Raghuvanshi finds the stands! A touch short outside leg and that is always asking for .trouble. Raghuvanshi gets inside the line and dumps it over long leg!\nAshwani Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi gets up on his toes and punches it towards .deep backward point\nBoult to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .on a length on middle and off. Raghuvanshi is squared up a little and prods it behind .point for a single\nBoult to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .slanted in on a length on off. Venkatesh presses half forward and defends it back .towards the bowler\nBoult to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Rushes onto Venkatesh, who stabs it off the back .foot towards mid wicket\nBoult to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .back of a length outside off. Venkatesh presses half forward and jabs it towards cover .point\nBoult to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs .fullish just outside off. Venkatesh has a wild swish at it and skews it off the outer half of .the bat. Gets enough on it to clear the inner ring (over point) and pick up two\nBoult to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .dropped by Ashwani - oh dear! Shortish just outside off. Venkatesh goes flashing at it .and slashes it flat towards short third. Ashwani dives forward but the ball pops out of .his hands. How costly could that prove to be, given Venkatesh's tendency to score .against MI?\nChahar to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .that is a glorious shot! Chahar errs on the fuller side again and Raghuvanshi makes him .pay. Shows the full face of the bat and cracks it back past the bowler!\nChahar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Raghuvanshi waits for it and dabs it towards deep .backward point\nChahar to Venkatesh Iyer, no run .banged into the track just outside off. Venkatesh gauges the length early and sways out .of the way comfortably\nChahar to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT .nicked and gone! Chahar into the act again, and there will be no Venkatesh Iyer heroics .tonight against MI! This is on the shorter side, pitching just outside off and then nipping .back in. Venkatesh, tentatively, tries to upper-cut it but the inward movement means he .gets cramped for room. Glides it straight through to Rickelton in the end, and KKR have .lost four in the powerplay! .Venkatesh Iyer c \u2020Rickelton b Chahar 3 (9b 0x4 0x6 12m) SR: 33.33\nChahar to Rinku Singh, no run .banged into the track again, just outside off. Rinku, like Venkatesh earlier in the over, .sways out of the way\nChahar to Rinku Singh, no run .back of a length on leg stump. This seems to come off a little slower than Rinku .expects and he plonks it into the on side\nHardik to A Raghuvanshi, no run .back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi hangs back and dabs it towards backward .point\nHardik to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .slanted in a full length on off. Raghuvanshi comes forward and pokes it towards deep .square leg\nHardik to Rinku Singh, no run .full on leg stump. Rinku looks to flick it away but jams it off the inside edge into his .pads\nHardik to Rinku Singh, 2 runs .back of a length on leg stump. Rinku steps outside leg, creates room and flays it over .backward point. Off the mark with a brace\nHardik to Rinku Singh, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Rinku uses the pace and runs it down to deep third . .Hardik Pandya vs KKR in T20s .INNS .13 .WKTS .14 .ECON .8.02 .AVE .19.50\nHardik to A Raghuvanshi, OUT .Hardik Pandya brings the Wankhede Stadium to its feet, and KKR sink further into .trouble! Badgers that shortish length outside off, daring Raghuvanshi to pull it away. He .tries but fails, quite comfortably, it must be added. Wanted to hit it well in front of .square but all he could do was find Dhir, running around from deep square leg. KKR five .down, and in a whole heap of trouble! .Angkrish Raghuvanshi c Naman Dhir b Pandya 26 (16b 3x4 1x6 28m) SR: 162.5\nPuthur to Rinku Singh, 1 run .slanted in on a length on leg stump. Rinku hangs back and turns it behind square\nPuthur to Pandey, no run .googly on a short of a length outside off. Pandey hacks it towards deep mid wicket\nPuthur to Pandey, SIX runs .Pandey goes bang, and he goes bang early! Dragged down on middle and off. Sits up .nicely for Pandey and he pummels it over deep mid wicket!\nPuthur to Pandey, 1 run .flighted up full outside off. Pandey plants his front foot and drills it down the ground to .long off\nPuthur to Rinku Singh, no run .tossed up full on off. Rinku gets to the pitch of the ball and pushes it straight to extra .cover\nPuthur to Rinku Singh, SIX runs .just over, and Rinku gets his first six! Slowed up on a length outside off. Rinku marches .down the track and slams it flat towards long off. Chahar gets his hands up but cannot .get his hands to it as such!\nHardik to Pandey, 1 run .pushed in on a length on off. Pandey presses forward and opens his bat face to guide it .towards deep point\nHardik to Rinku Singh, 1 run .back of a length on off. Rinku gets behind the line and nudges it enough to extra cover's .right for a single\nHardik to Pandey, no run .shortish outside off. Pandey rises with the bounce and taps it towards backward point\nHardik to Pandey, no run .banged into the track on middle and off. Pandey spots it early enough and gets out of .the way. Good pace and carry, though\nHardik to Pandey, FOUR runs .dispatched! Another short ball on off and even though this gets up high, this does not .have the pace to trouble Pandey. He rides it and then swats it past mid wicket!\nHardik to Pandey, no run .hard length just outside off. Pandey takes a step down the track before tugging it back .to Hardik, who picks it up on his follow-through and then fires a throw at the batter's end .stumps .Time for a pause. KKR need it, as do everyone watching this thrill-a-minute contest. MI .still in front and in charge, but this partnership is showing signs of resistance, and if .they can bat deeper into the innings, KKR could yet put up a healthy score, with .Ramandeep and Russell waiting in the wings\nSantner to Rinku Singh, no run .short outside off. Rinku throws his hands at it and cuts it on the bounce to backward .point\nSantner to Rinku Singh, 1 run .slowed up on a back of a length outside off. Grips and spins back sharply. Rinku is .cramped for room and dabs it behind point\nSantner to Pandey, 1 run .tossed up on a length on middle and off. Draws Pandey forward and he has to reach out .in front to poke it towards sweeper cover\nSantner to Rinku Singh, 1 run .length on leg stump. Rinku brings out the reverse and helps it towards deep point .Back to around the wicket for Pandey\nSantner to Pandey, no run .back of a length outside off. Comes in with the angle, tucks up Pandey and he stabs it .hurriedly towards extra cover\nSantner to Pandey, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. This straightens and Pandey hops back to ease it to .sweeper cover\nAshwani Kumar to Pandey, 1 run .shortish on the hips. Pandey tucks it away into the square leg region and picks up .another single\nAshwani Kumar to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .smashed! A bit on the shorter side outside off and Rinku reads it early. He slaloms .down the track and slaps it disdainfully over extra cover!\nAshwani Kumar to Rinku Singh, OUT .Ashwani has another, and this IPL debut just got a whole lot better for the youngster .from Punjab! Banged in shorter and perhaps a touch wider than the previous ball. Rinku .tries to repeat the dose but slices across this way too much. Arrows it towards Dhir, .who moves around to his right at deep point and completes the catch with minimal .fuss. Rinku is livid with himself, but nothing he can do about it now. KKR slide into .further trouble! .Rinku Singh c Naman Dhir b Ashwani Kumar 17 (14b 1x4 1x6 21m) SR: 121.42\nAshwani Kumar to Russell, 1 wide .Ashwani welcomes Russell with a bumper outside off. Russell watches it all the way .and lets it go. Called a wide too .There is a wide slip in place\nAshwani Kumar to Russell, 1 leg bye .back of a length on the pads. Russell is a touch late on the flick and the ball rolls off the .thigh pad towards deep third\nAshwani Kumar to Pandey, FOUR runs .wow, what a shot! Dug in short, finishing just outside off. Pandey skips down the track, .stands up tall and cracks it, almost with a straight bat, past mid off!\nAshwani Kumar to Pandey, OUT .oh my word - what an absolute pearler, and this is a debut right out of storybook .fantasy for Ashwani! Back of a length on leg stump and Pandey, perhaps expecting .another short ball, is caught on the crease. The ball skids off the surface, cuts Pandey in .half and then pin-balls off his pad to hit the top of leg stump. Beautiful, beautiful .bowling, and KKR are spiraling! .Manish Pandey b Ashwani Kumar 19 (14b 2x4 1x6 17m) SR: 135.71\nSantner to Russell, no run .pinned on the back leg, and the finger goes up! KKR and their nightmare at the .Wankhede continues! Looked pretty adjacent but Russell has reviewed because well, .why not! Fizzed in on a back of a length on middle and off. The ball grips in the surface .and then spins just enough to take it past the outside edge of Russell's bat. He gets .smashed on the back leg and Ball Tracking says the ball would have bounced over leg .stump. Oh my - what a moment in this game!\nSantner to Russell, 1 leg bye .fired in on a back of a length on the pads. Russell fails to make contact and the ball .trickles off his thigh pad into the on side\nSantner to Ramandeep, 2 wide .darted in and this slides just a little down leg. Ramandeep gets inside the line and lets it .go. The keeper cannot gather either and KKR get two bonus runs\nSantner to Russell, no run .tossed up full just outside off. Russell comes onto the front foot and plays the perfect .forward defence\nSantner to Russell, no run .oh! Back of a length just outside off. Comes in with the angle and skids on, beating .Russell for pace on the cut\nSantner to Russell, no run .tossed up generously on a full length outside off. Russell is drawn into poking at it and .sees the ball fizz past the outside edge. He did well to not over-balance there\nSantner to Russell, 1 run .very full outside off. Russell jams down on it and squeezes it out behind point to keep .srike\nAshwani Kumar to Russell, FOUR runs .Dre Russ with his first boundary! Marginally short just outside off. Russell gives himself .room and pounds it past extra cover for four!\nAshwani Kumar to Russell, no run .banged in shorter on middle and off. Russell thinks about the good'ol swipe first up but .then opts against it. Sways out of the way\nAshwani Kumar to Russell, no run .short and wide outside off. Russell goes chasing after it and almost swishes himself off .his feet. Still cannot make contact\nAshwani Kumar to Russell, OUT .Ashwani has four, would you believe it, and Dre Russ is his latest prey! An astonishing .debut, and what an amazing display by the youngster! He set Russell up with the short .ball and now goes full. Russell has a wild slog across the line and only swats away a .few flies, with the ball thundering into middle stump. KKR are tottering, and Ashwani is .having the night of his life in front of thousands at the Wankhede! .Andre Russell b Ashwani Kumar 5 (11b 1x4 0x6 12m) SR: 45.45\nAshwani Kumar to Harshit Rana, (no ball) .hard length on middle and leg. Skips off the surface, rushes onto Rana and he nearly .chops it back onto his stumps. Uh-oh, Ashwani has overstepped - that is perhaps his .first transgression with the ball all evening\nAshwani Kumar to Harshit Rana, no run .sharp bouncer outside off that flies through. Rana has a massive waft at it but can only .connect with fresh air .Sampath tells me that Ashwani is the first Indian to take a four-wicket haul on debut in .the IPL\nAshwani Kumar to Harshit Rana, 1 run .back of a length on off. Rana stays a little leg side of the ball and runs it down to deep .third\nSantner to Harshit Rana, no run .tossed up on a length on off. Rana stretches forward and drops it into the off side with .soft hands\nSantner to Harshit Rana, 3 runs .edged and safe! Fizzed in on a length on middle and off. Grips in the surface and Rana .gets squared up. The ball kisses the outside edge and beats slip. Ashwani chases after .it and pulls it back in, despite slipping while he was trying to do so\nSantner to Ramandeep, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Ramandeep goes back and pats it towards extra .cover\nSantner to Ramandeep, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Ramandeep prods it off the inside edge towards mid .wicket and Rana is alert enough to sneak in a single\nSantner to Harshit Rana, no run .shortish just outside off. Rana gets decent purchase on the cut but cannot get it past .backward point\nSantner to Harshit Rana, no run .slowed up nicely on a length outside off. Rana has a wild yahoo across the line and only .connects with the fresh Mumbai air. Sharp work by Rickelton to take off the bails but .Rana had his back foot grounded behind the line .Time for another pause. KKR in deeper trouble than when the last time-out was taken, .and will need something special from this pair and Johnson\/Chakravarthy to get up to a .total they can think about defending\nPuthur to Ramandeep, FOUR runs .up and over! Floated up full on off and Ramandeep makes the bowler pay. Swings .through the line and crashes it over extra cover!\nPuthur to Ramandeep, 1 run .very full on the pads. Ramandeep works it towards deep mid wicket. Thinks about two .as well but then decides against it\nPuthur to Harshit Rana, OUT .stunning grab on the fence, and Vignesh Puthur has a wicket too! Dangles the carrot .outside off and asks Rana to fetch it. He takes up the challenge but does not succeed. .Drags it flat towards deep mid wicket, where Dhir charges in and then swoops forward .to snare the chance. Excellent work in the field, and Hardik, along with each of his .teammates and thousands at the ground, are over the moon! .Harshit Rana c Naman Dhir b Puthur 4 (8b 0x4 0x6 8m) SR: 50\nPuthur to Johnson, 1 run .angled in on a length on the pads. Johnson tucks it away towards deep backward .square leg\nPuthur to Ramandeep, 1 run .another drop by Ashwani! Well, his fielding tonight has not been as good as his .bowling! Flighted up on a length on leg stump. Ramandeep sweeps but gets a bit of a .top-edge. Arrows it flat towards Ashwani, who makes a mess of it at short fine leg\nPuthur to Johnson, no run .short and wide outside off. Johnson goes back and cuts it towards deep point . .IMPACT SUBMI .RG Sharma .V Puthur\nBoult to Ramandeep, 2 runs .Boult misses a run-out chance! Off-pace on a shortish length just outside off. .Ramandeep hacks it to deep mid wicket and calls for two. Johnson is struggling, .though, and is only let off because Boult cannot gather\nBoult to Ramandeep, SIX runs .fetch that, says Ramandeep! Seems like another cutter that sits up to be hit on middle .and off. Ramandeep opens up his stance and wallops it over deep square leg!\nBoult to Ramandeep, no run .zipped in full on off. Ramandeep goes back and across before flicking it towards deep .mid wicket. Denies the single, which is probably the right call at this stage\nBoult to Ramandeep, no run .this is much fuller, almost a yorker. Finishes on leg stump and Ramandeep, looking to .heave it away, gets rapped on the pad. Might have pitched outside leg, hence the lack of .appeal\nBoult to Ramandeep, 1 run .nails the wide yorker. Ramandeep opens his bat face and guides it towards deep point. .Happy with the single this time .One ball left for Johnson to survive in this over\nBoult to Johnson, no run .oh! Searing yorker just outside off. Johnson is awfully late on his swing and the ball .whistles past the toe-end of his blade. Whistles past off stump too, much to Boult's .annoyance\nSantner to Ramandeep, SIX runs .Ramandeep continues to fight! Dragged down outside off and that gets the treatment it .deserves. Ramandeep sits deep in his crease and smokes it over long on!\nSantner to Ramandeep, OUT .beautifully bowled, and that will be that for KKR with the bat tonight! Ramandeep is the .last batter to fall, and Santner is the last to get among the wickets for the hosts! .Tosses this one up generously on a length outside off. Plenty of revs on this and the ball .drops and dips on Ramandeep late. He has a massive swish at it but is nowhere close .to the pitch of the ball, meaning he slices it. Hardik does the rest at short third, and MI .have rolled KKR over for 116! .Ramandeep Singh c Pandya b Santner 22 (12b 1x4 2x6 27m) SR: 183.33","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs MI, 12th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Boult to de Kock, no run back of a length just outside off. A hint of shape away and de Kock gets up on his toes to jab it into the off side\n Boult to de Kock, 1 run fullish on off. Shapes away slightly again and de Kock pushes it towards mid off. Saunters across to get off the mark Sunil Narine vs Trent Boult BALLS 17 RUNS 23 OUTS 4 SR 135.29 4s\/6s 2\/2\n Boult to Narine, no run full on off and this moves away late. Narine gives himself room and clinks it off the toe-end towards mid off\n Boult to Narine, OUT Boult smashes middle stump and Narine is outta here early! This is a sizzling delivery. Out-swinging and right in the blockhole. Starts on leg or perhaps just outside and then curves out towards the target. Narine, giving himself room, gets nowhere close to the ball and sees the bails flying everywhere soon after. Another first-over wicket for Boult, and MI are on the board early! \n Boult to Rahane, no run in-swinging full delivery just outside off. Rahane shows the full face of the bat and drives it neatly towards mid off Boult has gotten the ball to swing, and that is a good sign for MI\n Boult to Rahane, no run full just outside off. Rahane goes searching for it and chunks it off the inside half of the bat towards mid wicket\n Chahar to de Kock, 1 wide full and angled across the batter well outside off. de Kock lets it go and the umpire has to indulge in some early exercise\n Chahar to de Kock, OUT straight to mid off, and the Mumbai Indians are all over the Kolkata Knight Riders like a rash! No real swing, and this pitches on a length outside off. de Kock looks to go downtown but does not get under it enough. Was never trying to keep it down and Ashwani leaps up into the air to take it with both hands above his head. Chahar is delighted, MI are delighted, and thousands of fans in blue are delighted too. KKR under early strife! \n Chahar to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs off the mark in pristine fashion! Angled in fullish on middle and leg. Raghuvanshi uses the angle and clips it delightfully past mid wicket!\n Chahar to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs another cracking shot! This youngster has come to play tonight! Back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi rises with the bounce, gets his hands through the ball and cracks it into the turf and into the gap between cover point and backward point!\n Chahar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run pushed in on a length on middle and off. Raghuvanshi drops it into the off side and scampers across to the other end\n Chahar to Rahane, no run half-volley on the pads and Rahane will feel he has missed out here. Flicks it straight to mid wicket\n Chahar to Rahane, FOUR runs Rahane lands his first punch now! Chahar goes searching for swing and over-pitches again, this time just outside off. Rahane shows the maker's name and thumps it over the non-striker's head!\n Boult to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run dug into the track on leg stump after seeing the batter advance. Raghuvanshi rides the bounce well enough and fends it towards short third\n Boult to Rahane, SIX runs first six of the evening, and Rahane is counter-attacking! Another short ball on leg stump and this only gets up to the waist. Rahane swivels and pulls it over long leg!\n Boult to Rahane, 1 run length just outside off. Rahane presses forward and pushes it towards mid off for an easy single Ajinkya Rahane in IPL, 2025 INNS 3 RUNS 85 SR 163.46 AVE 42.50 HS 56\n Boult to A Raghuvanshi, 2 runs banged into the track outside off. Raghuvanshi gets up on his toes and hacks it past mid wicket for a couple of runs\n Boult to A Raghuvanshi, no run length outside off. Raghuvanshi gets a half stride in and taps it towards extra cover\n Boult to A Raghuvanshi, no run back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi lets the ball come to him before dabbing it towards short third\n Ashwani Kumar to Rahane, OUT and he gets a wicket off his first ball! The outcome of his dreams! This is full and wide, angling across Rahane. He throws his hands at it and slices it towards deep backward point. Tilak settles under it and nearly takes a mess of it. But thankfully for him, the bobble off his first attempt bounces up high enough to allow him to recover. He then shows exemplary reflexes to gobble it up one-handed, and Ashwani gets mobbed by his teammates! The KKR skipper has to go, and Mumbai are overjoyed! \n Ashwani Kumar to Venkatesh Iyer, no run oh my - what a corker that is! Back of a length outside off. Decks back sharply and cuts Venkatesh in half as he looks to jab it away Venkatesh Iyer average vs Mumbai Indians72.60\n Ashwani Kumar to Venkatesh Iyer, 1 run almost a spectacular grab! Hard length just outside off. Venkatesh gives the charge and gives it the kitchen sink. Slices it and Santner hares back from cover point. Flies to take it over his right shoulder but he cannot make it stick. A very tough chance\n Ashwani Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, no run length ball in the channel and this nips away sharply with the angle. Raghuvanshi goes feeling for it and is beaten on the outside\n Ashwani Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, SIX runs Raghuvanshi finds the stands! A touch short outside leg and that is always asking for trouble. Raghuvanshi gets inside the line and dumps it over long leg!\n Ashwani Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi gets up on his toes and punches it towards deep backward point\n Boult to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run on a length on middle and off. Raghuvanshi is squared up a little and prods it behind point for a single\n Boult to Venkatesh Iyer, no run slanted in on a length on off. Venkatesh presses half forward and defends it back towards the bowler\n Boult to Venkatesh Iyer, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Rushes onto Venkatesh, who stabs it off the back foot towards mid wicket\n Boult to Venkatesh Iyer, no run back of a length outside off. Venkatesh presses half forward and jabs it towards cover point\n Boult to Venkatesh Iyer, 2 runs fullish just outside off. Venkatesh has a wild swish at it and skews it off the outer half of \n Boult to Venkatesh Iyer, no run dropped by Ashwani - oh dear! Shortish just outside off. Venkatesh goes flashing at it and slashes it flat towards short third. Ashwani dives forward but the ball pops out of his hands. How costly could that prove to be, given Venkatesh's tendency to score against MI?\n Chahar to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs that is a glorious shot! Chahar errs on the fuller side again and Raghuvanshi makes him pay. Shows the full face of the bat and cracks it back past the bowler!\n Chahar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Raghuvanshi waits for it and dabs it towards deep backward point\n Chahar to Venkatesh Iyer, no run banged into the track just outside off. Venkatesh gauges the length early and sways out of the way comfortably\n Chahar to Venkatesh Iyer, OUT nicked and gone! Chahar into the act again, and there will be no Venkatesh Iyer heroics tonight against MI! This is on the shorter side, pitching just outside off and then nipping back in. Venkatesh, tentatively, tries to upper-cut it but the inward movement means he gets cramped for room. Glides it straight through to Rickelton in the end, and KKR have lost four in the powerplay! \n Chahar to Rinku Singh, no run banged into the track again, just outside off. Rinku, like Venkatesh earlier in the over, sways out of the way\n Chahar to Rinku Singh, no run back of a length on leg stump. This seems to come off a little slower than Rinku expects and he plonks it into the on side\n Hardik to A Raghuvanshi, no run back of a length outside off. Raghuvanshi hangs back and dabs it towards backward point\n Hardik to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run slanted in a full length on off. Raghuvanshi comes forward and pokes it towards deep square leg\n Hardik to Rinku Singh, no run full on leg stump. Rinku looks to flick it away but jams it off the inside edge into his pads\n Hardik to Rinku Singh, 2 runs back of a length on leg stump. Rinku steps outside leg, creates room and flays it over backward point. Off the mark with a brace\n Hardik to Rinku Singh, 1 run back of a length outside off. Rinku uses the pace and runs it down to deep third Hardik Pandya vs KKR in T20s INNS 13 WKTS 14 ECON 8.02 AVE 19.50\n Hardik to A Raghuvanshi, OUT Hardik Pandya brings the Wankhede Stadium to its feet, and KKR sink further into trouble! Badgers that shortish length outside off, daring Raghuvanshi to pull it away. He tries but fails, quite comfortably, it must be added. Wanted to hit it well in front of square but all he could do was find Dhir, running around from deep square leg. KKR five down, and in a whole heap of trouble! \n Puthur to Rinku Singh, 1 run slanted in on a length on leg stump. Rinku hangs back and turns it behind square\n Puthur to Pandey, no run googly on a short of a length outside off. Pandey hacks it towards deep mid wicket\n Puthur to Pandey, SIX runs Pandey goes bang, and he goes bang early! Dragged down on middle and off. Sits up nicely for Pandey and he pummels it over deep mid wicket!\n Puthur to Pandey, 1 run flighted up full outside off. Pandey plants his front foot and drills it down the ground to long off\n Puthur to Rinku Singh, no run tossed up full on off. Rinku gets to the pitch of the ball and pushes it straight to extra cover\n Puthur to Rinku Singh, SIX runs just over, and Rinku gets his first six! Slowed up on a length outside off. Rinku marches down the track and slams it flat towards long off. Chahar gets his hands up but cannot get his hands to it as such!\n Hardik to Pandey, 1 run pushed in on a length on off. Pandey presses forward and opens his bat face to guide it towards deep point\n Hardik to Rinku Singh, 1 run back of a length on off. Rinku gets behind the line and nudges it enough to extra cover's right for a single\n Hardik to Pandey, no run shortish outside off. Pandey rises with the bounce and taps it towards backward point\n Hardik to Pandey, no run banged into the track on middle and off. Pandey spots it early enough and gets out of the way. Good pace and carry, though\n Hardik to Pandey, FOUR runs dispatched! Another short ball on off and even though this gets up high, this does not have the pace to trouble Pandey. He rides it and then swats it past mid wicket!\n Hardik to Pandey, no run hard length just outside off. Pandey takes a step down the track before tugging it back to Hardik, who picks it up on his follow-through and then fires a throw at the batter's end stumps Time for a pause. KKR need it, as do everyone watching this thrill-a-minute contest. MI still in front and in charge, but this partnership is showing signs of resistance, and if they can bat deeper into the innings, KKR could yet put up a healthy score, with Ramandeep and Russell waiting in the wings\n Santner to Rinku Singh, no run short outside off. Rinku throws his hands at it and cuts it on the bounce to backward point\n Santner to Rinku Singh, 1 run slowed up on a back of a length outside off. Grips and spins back sharply. Rinku is cramped for room and dabs it behind point\n Santner to Pandey, 1 run tossed up on a length on middle and off. Draws Pandey forward and he has to reach out in front to poke it towards sweeper cover\n Santner to Rinku Singh, 1 run length on leg stump. Rinku brings out the reverse and helps it towards deep point Back to around the wicket for Pandey\n Santner to Pandey, no run back of a length outside off. Comes in with the angle, tucks up Pandey and he stabs it hurriedly towards extra cover\n Santner to Pandey, 1 run back of a length just outside off. This straightens and Pandey hops back to ease it to sweeper cover\n Ashwani Kumar to Pandey, 1 run shortish on the hips. Pandey tucks it away into the square leg region and picks up another single\n Ashwani Kumar to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs smashed! A bit on the shorter side outside off and Rinku reads it early. He slaloms down the track and slaps it disdainfully over extra cover!\n Ashwani Kumar to Rinku Singh, OUT Ashwani has another, and this IPL debut just got a whole lot better for the youngster from Punjab! Banged in shorter and perhaps a touch wider than the previous ball. Rinku tries to repeat the dose but slices across this way too much. Arrows it towards Dhir, who moves around to his right at deep point and completes the catch with minimal fuss. Rinku is livid with himself, but nothing he can do about it now. KKR slide into further trouble! \n Ashwani Kumar to Russell, 1 wide Ashwani welcomes Russell with a bumper outside off. Russell watches it all the way and lets it go. Called a wide too There is a wide slip in place\n Ashwani Kumar to Russell, 1 leg bye back of a length on the pads. Russell is a touch late on the flick and the ball rolls off the thigh pad towards deep third\n Ashwani Kumar to Pandey, FOUR runs wow, what a shot! Dug in short, finishing just outside off. Pandey skips down the track, stands up tall and cracks it, almost with a straight bat, past mid off!\n Ashwani Kumar to Pandey, OUT oh my word - what an absolute pearler, and this is a debut right out of storybook fantasy for Ashwani! Back of a length on leg stump and Pandey, perhaps expecting another short ball, is caught on the crease. The ball skids off the surface, cuts Pandey in half and then pin-balls off his pad to hit the top of leg stump. Beautiful, beautiful bowling, and KKR are spiraling! \n Santner to Russell, no run pinned on the back leg, and the finger goes up! KKR and their nightmare at the Wankhede continues! Looked pretty adjacent but Russell has reviewed because well, why not! Fizzed in on a back of a length on middle and off. The ball grips in the surface and then spins just enough to take it past the outside edge of Russell's bat. He gets smashed on the back leg and Ball Tracking says the ball would have bounced over leg stump. Oh my - what a moment in this game!\n Santner to Russell, 1 leg bye fired in on a back of a length on the pads. Russell fails to make contact and the ball trickles off his thigh pad into the on side\n Santner to Ramandeep, 2 wide darted in and this slides just a little down leg. Ramandeep gets inside the line and lets it go. The keeper cannot gather either and KKR get two bonus runs\n Santner to Russell, no run tossed up full just outside off. Russell comes onto the front foot and plays the perfect forward defence\n Santner to Russell, no run oh! Back of a length just outside off. Comes in with the angle and skids on, beating Russell for pace on the cut\n Santner to Russell, no run tossed up generously on a full length outside off. Russell is drawn into poking at it and sees the ball fizz past the outside edge. He did well to not over-balance there\n Santner to Russell, 1 run very full outside off. Russell jams down on it and squeezes it out behind point to keep srike\n Ashwani Kumar to Russell, FOUR runs Dre Russ with his first boundary! Marginally short just outside off. Russell gives himself room and pounds it past extra cover for four!\n Ashwani Kumar to Russell, no run banged in shorter on middle and off. Russell thinks about the good'ol swipe first up but then opts against it. Sways out of the way\n Ashwani Kumar to Russell, no run short and wide outside off. Russell goes chasing after it and almost swishes himself off his feet. Still cannot make contact\n Ashwani Kumar to Russell, OUT Ashwani has four, would you believe it, and Dre Russ is his latest prey! An astonishing debut, and what an amazing display by the youngster! He set Russell up with the short ball and now goes full. Russell has a wild slog across the line and only swats away a few flies, with the ball thundering into middle stump. KKR are tottering, and Ashwani is having the night of his life in front of thousands at the Wankhede! \n hard length on middle and leg. Skips off the surface, rushes onto Rana and he nearly chops it back onto his stumps. Uh-oh, Ashwani has overstepped - that is perhaps his first transgression with the ball all evening\n Ashwani Kumar to Harshit Rana, no run sharp bouncer outside off that flies through. Rana has a massive waft at it but can only connect with fresh air Sampath tells me that Ashwani is the first Indian to take a four-wicket haul on debut in the IPL\n Ashwani Kumar to Harshit Rana, 1 run back of a length on off. Rana stays a little leg side of the ball and runs it down to deep third\n Santner to Harshit Rana, no run tossed up on a length on off. Rana stretches forward and drops it into the off side with soft hands\n Santner to Harshit Rana, 3 runs edged and safe! Fizzed in on a length on middle and off. Grips in the surface and Rana gets squared up. The ball kisses the outside edge and beats slip. Ashwani chases after it and pulls it back in, despite slipping while he was trying to do so\n Santner to Ramandeep, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Ramandeep goes back and pats it towards extra cover\n Santner to Ramandeep, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Ramandeep prods it off the inside edge towards mid wicket and Rana is alert enough to sneak in a single\n Santner to Harshit Rana, no run shortish just outside off. Rana gets decent purchase on the cut but cannot get it past backward point\n Santner to Harshit Rana, no run slowed up nicely on a length outside off. Rana has a wild yahoo across the line and only connects with the fresh Mumbai air. Sharp work by Rickelton to take off the bails but Rana had his back foot grounded behind the line Time for another pause. KKR in deeper trouble than when the last time-out was taken, and will need something special from this pair and Johnson\/Chakravarthy to get up to a total they can think about defending\n Puthur to Ramandeep, FOUR runs up and over! Floated up full on off and Ramandeep makes the bowler pay. Swings through the line and crashes it over extra cover!\n Puthur to Ramandeep, 1 run very full on the pads. Ramandeep works it towards deep mid wicket. Thinks about two as well but then decides against it\n Puthur to Harshit Rana, OUT stunning grab on the fence, and Vignesh Puthur has a wicket too! Dangles the carrot outside off and asks Rana to fetch it. He takes up the challenge but does not succeed. Drags it flat towards deep mid wicket, where Dhir charges in and then swoops forward to snare the chance. Excellent work in the field, and Hardik, along with each of his teammates and thousands at the ground, are over the moon! \n Puthur to Johnson, 1 run angled in on a length on the pads. Johnson tucks it away towards deep backward square leg\n Puthur to Ramandeep, 1 run another drop by Ashwani! Well, his fielding tonight has not been as good as his bowling! Flighted up on a length on leg stump. Ramandeep sweeps but gets a bit of a top-edge. Arrows it flat towards Ashwani, who makes a mess of it at short fine leg\n Puthur to Johnson, no run short and wide outside off. Johnson goes back and cuts it towards deep point IMPACT SUBMI RG Sharma V Puthur\n Boult to Ramandeep, 2 runs Boult misses a run-out chance! Off-pace on a shortish length just outside off. Ramandeep hacks it to deep mid wicket and calls for two. Johnson is struggling, though, and is only let off because Boult cannot gather\n Boult to Ramandeep, SIX runs fetch that, says Ramandeep! Seems like another cutter that sits up to be hit on middle and off. Ramandeep opens up his stance and wallops it over deep square leg!\n Boult to Ramandeep, no run zipped in full on off. Ramandeep goes back and across before flicking it towards deep mid wicket. Denies the single, which is probably the right call at this stage\n Boult to Ramandeep, no run this is much fuller, almost a yorker. Finishes on leg stump and Ramandeep, looking to heave it away, gets rapped on the pad. Might have pitched outside leg, hence the lack of appeal\n Boult to Ramandeep, 1 run nails the wide yorker. Ramandeep opens his bat face and guides it towards deep point. Happy with the single this time One ball left for Johnson to survive in this over\n Boult to Johnson, no run oh! Searing yorker just outside off. Johnson is awfully late on his swing and the ball whistles past the toe-end of his blade. Whistles past off stump too, much to Boult's annoyance\n Santner to Ramandeep, SIX runs Ramandeep continues to fight! Dragged down outside off and that gets the treatment it deserves. Ramandeep sits deep in his crease and smokes it over long on!\n Santner to Ramandeep, OUT beautifully bowled, and that will be that for KKR with the bat tonight! Ramandeep is the last batter to fall, and Santner is the last to get among the wickets for the hosts! Tosses this one up generously on a length outside off. Plenty of revs on this and the ball drops and dips on Ramandeep late. He has a massive swish at it but is nowhere close to the pitch of the ball, meaning he slices it. Hardik does the rest at short third, and MI have rolled KKR over for 116! ","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["A Raghuvanshi","Harshit Rana","Johnson","Narine","Pandey","Rahane","Ramandeep","Rinku Singh","Russell","Venkatesh Iyer","de Kock"],"Runs":[26.0,4.0,1.0,0.0,19.0,11.0,22.0,17.0,5.0,3.0,1.0],"Balls_Faced":[16,8,3,2,14,7,12,14,11,9,3],"Fours":[3,0,0,0,2,1,1,1,1,0,0],"Sixes":[1,0,0,0,1,1,2,1,0,0,0],"S\/R":[162.5,50.0,33.33,0.0,135.71,157.14,183.33,121.43,45.45,33.33,33.33],"dismissal":["c Naman Dhir b Pandya","c Naman Dhir b Puthur","Not Out","b Boult","b Ashwani Kumar","c Tilak Varma b Ashwani Kumar","c Pandya b Santner","c Naman Dhir b Ashwani Kumar","b Ashwani Kumar","c \u2020Rickelton b Chahar","c Ashwani Kumar b Chahar"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwani Kumar","Boult","Chahar","Hardik","Puthur","Santner"],"Balls":[18,24,12,12,12,20],"Runs_Given":[24.0,23.0,19.0,10.0,21.0,17.0],"Wickets":[4,1,2,1,1,1],"Overs":[3.0,4.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,3.2],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arshdeep to Salt, 1 wide .Some movement but Arshdeep starts too straight and ends up misfiring the length ball .down leg. Called a wide and RCB are away\nArshdeep to Salt, no run .On a length shaping away from Salt just outside off, he mistimes towards mid-off.\nArshdeep to Salt, no run .Finds the fielder. Fuller in length just around off stump, he laces the cover drive but can't .find the gap. Cover collects it\nArshdeep to Salt, SIX runs .Matter of inches! Back of a length ball on Salt's hips down leg. He helps this juusst over .a leaping deep fine leg. Salt gets RCB's six counter running. . .Phil Salt vs Arshdeep Singh .BALLS .43 .RUNS .50 .OUTS .4 .SR .116.27 .4s\/6s .7\/2\nArshdeep to Salt, 2 runs .On a length on middle and leg, he flicks this to the left of deep midwicket for a couple of .runs\nArshdeep to Salt, FOUR runs .Four more and Salt and RCB are away, alright! Short of a length on leg stump, he .swivels and pulls to the deep fine leg fence\nArshdeep to Salt, no run .Another bouncer and a dot ball to end the opening over. Banged in short angling across .Salt outside off. He sways away from the line of that\nJamieson to Kohli, 1 run .And, he's away. Short of a good length ball well outside off, he gets across and guides .to deep backward point .Stays over to Salt with a slip around\nJamieson to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt's assault is on! On a length on the stumps, he gets this over mid-on. Not off the .middle of the bat but the end result is what he'll worry about\nJamieson to Salt, no run .On a good length nipping back into Salt on middle and leg. He gets a thick inside edge .onto pad\nJamieson to Salt, OUT .Straight up and Shreyas has taken such an important catch back-peddling. On the .fuller side out length nibbling away ever so late outside off at 127.7kph. Salt looks to go .up and over, but gets it off the toe-end of the bat. The ball balloons straight up as .Shreyas runs back, then back-pedals and hangs on .Phil Salt c Iyer b Jamieson 16 (9b 2x4 1x6 9m) SR: 177.77\nJamieson to Agarwal, no run .Play and a miss! Back of a length ball shaping away from the batter who throws his bat .at it but can't connect\nJamieson to Agarwal, 1 run .Edged but falls short of Arya at slip. On a good length shaping away from the batter, .who pokes at it, gets a healthy edge but the catch was well short\nArshdeep to Agarwal, 2 runs .Up and over, not off the middle but he gets two. Fullish in length outside off, the bat .turns in his hands but he's got it over covers. Kohli wanted a third but is sent back\nArshdeep to Agarwal, no run .Ooh, another play and a miss! Short of a good length angling across the batter, who .looks to run this fine and misses\nArshdeep to Agarwal, 1 run .Short and wide, he latches on to the cut but the fielder in the deep is in position as he .moves swiftly to his left from deep cover . .Virat Kohli vs Arshdeep Singh .BALLS .58 .RUNS .101 .OUTS .2 .SR .174.13 .4s\/6s .16\/1\nArshdeep to Kohli, 1 run .On a length just outside off, he pushes to mid-off and sets off quickly\nArshdeep to Agarwal, 1 wide .Banged in short, this time a touch too high. Called a wide. Slower short ball on middle .and leg, but well over Mayank's head.\nArshdeep to Agarwal, no run .On a length on middle stump at 129kph, he works this to short midwicket\nArshdeep to Agarwal, SIX runs .Gets hold of it and there's a second six for RCB! Slower offcutter at 114kph, but right in .Mayank's slot on off. He goes straight over the bowler's head and gets this six for his .effort.\nJamieson to Kohli, FOUR runs .Too straight and Kohli accepts the gift with glee. Fuller and on his pads, there is no .deep fine leg in place and that's an easy boundary for Kohli .See all photos\nJamieson to Kohli, 1 run .Back of a length ball outside off, he chops this to backward point and sets off. A .misfield from the fielder makes the run easier to complete.\nJamieson to Agarwal, FOUR runs .All timing and Mayank has started briskly. Good length ball well outside off, he stays .back and caresses it so neatly past point.\nJamieson to Agarwal, no run .Another play and a miss. Back of a length on off stump, he charges down the track .looking to crash this through covers, but can't lay a bat on that\nJamieson to Agarwal, no run .The extra bounce does Mayank in. Back of a length outside off stump at 136kph. .Mayank looks to cut that fine, but can't get on top of the bounce and is beaten\nJamieson to Agarwal, no run .Finds the fielder. Was a length ball outside off, at 133kph he punches this on the up but .can't get past the cover fielder\nAzmatullah to Kohli, 1 run .On a length shaping away from Kohli outside off, he punches this on the up to deep .cover\nAzmatullah to Agarwal, 1 run .Fullish in length on middle stump, he looks to flick this away, can only manage to squirt .it off the inside half of the blade towards square leg\nAzmatullah to Kohli, 1 run .Good length ball on middle and leg, he works this past short fine leg for a run\nAzmatullah to Agarwal, 1 run .Short and wide outside off, there was a hint of away shape on that. He carves this to .deep point\nAzmatullah to Kohli, 2 runs .On a good length outside off, he stands tall and pushes this through covers for a couple .of runs . .PBKS in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .17 .WKTS .23 .ECON .9.41 .AVE .39.30\nAzmatullah to Kohli, 1 run .Decent start from Omarzai. Short of a length ball just outside off, he gets on top of the .bounce and pulls to deep midwicket.\nVyshak to Kohli, no run .Starts with a fullish length ball around off stump, he punches this to mid-off a bit too .firmly\nVyshak to Kohli, 1 run .Oh, that's a good stop from Chahal. On a length on Kohli's pads, he clips this with some .speed to Chahal who dives to his right and intercepts. Chahal is carrying an injury on .that right hand, so that would have stung\nVyshak to Agarwal, 2 runs .Back of a length ball just outside off, he lifts this over the cover fielder for a couple of .runs\nVyshak to Agarwal, FOUR runs .Straight up, Arshdeep runs back but can't reach it and ends up kicking it to the .boundary. Was a length ball in off, he miscues this straight up but gets enough bat to .clear mid-off. .See all photos\nVyshak to Agarwal, 2 runs .Slower back of a length ball well outside off, he pulls to the left of deep midwicket and .some excellent running from Kohli allows them two\nVyshak to Agarwal, no run .Sharp back of a length ball outside off, he slashes this to extra cover. RCB reach 55 for .1 after the powerplay. .Sidharth Monga sends this in: Kohli has faced only 10 balls in the powerplay. This year, .there have been only 4 cases of an unbeaten opened facing fewer balls in the first six .overs\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .Tossed up on the stumps, he pushes to long-on for a run . .Mayank Agarwal vs Yuzvendra Chahal .BALLS .56 .RUNS .84 .OUTS .8 .SR .150.00 .4s\/6s .6\/6\nChahal to Agarwal, OUT .Straight down the throat of deep backward square leg and Chahal takes two balls to .strike. Marginally short on leg stump, Mayank stays deep in the crease, and looks to .sweep this away. The extra bounce from Chahal does him in, though. Takes the top- .edge and Arshdeep barely had to move. .Mayank Agarwal c Arshdeep Singh b Chahal 24 (18b 2x4 1x6 22m) SR: 133.33\nChahal to Patidar, 1 run .Flatter length ball on off, he eases this to long-on\nChahal to Kohli, 2 runs .Legspinner on a length outside off stump, he hops back and cuts this to the left of deep .point for two\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .Googly on middle and leg, he stays back and work this to deep square leg\nChahal to Patidar, 1 run .Slows up the legbreak around middle stump, he works this towards midwicket. Just the .six runs of the Chahal over. .6 - Nitish Rana .6 - Quinton de Kock .7 - Mayank Agarwal .Batters dismissed most by Chahal in IPL .Here's Deep: This was the 7th time Chahal has dismissed Mayank in the IPL.\nVyshak to Patidar, FOUR runs .Oh, shot! Back of a length ball just outside off, he stays back and opens the face of the .bat late to guide this fine to the right of deep third\nVyshak to Patidar, no run .On a length just around off stump, he chops this close to the off stump\nVyshak to Patidar, 1 run .On a length on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg for a run\nVyshak to Kohli, 1 run .Short of a good length around the sixth stump, Virat punches this on the up and gets it .to deep point\nVyshak to Patidar, 1 run .Quick run. Slower good length ball around off stump, he tips this towards covers and .sets off. Kohli will never shy away from those quick singles.\nVyshak to Kohli, 1 run .Slower bouncer shoulder high outside off stump, Kohli swivels and pulls to deep .backward square leg\nChahal to Kohli, no run .Excellent stop from Chahal. Short of a length outside off, he hammers this back to the .left of the bowler, who dives and saves a run\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .Tossed up legbreak well outside off, he stays back and punches to long-on\nChahal to Patidar, SIX runs .Patidar takes on Chahal and gets six! Slightly quicker legbreak on off and middle, he .gets under it and sends it soaring over wide long-on .See all photos . .Rajat Patidar vs Yuzvendra Chahal .BALLS .31 .RUNS .50 .OUTS .2 .SR .161.29 .4s\/6s .2\/4\nChahal to Patidar, 2 runs .Off the front of the hand this time on a length on middle and leg, he heaves this to the .right of deep backward square leg for two more\nChahal to Patidar, 1 run .On a length on middle, he stays back and pushes to long-on\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .Legbreak well outside off stump, he goes back and across as he eases this to long-on\nAzmatullah to Kohli, 1 run .Banged in short outside off stump, he pulls to the right of long-on for a run\nAzmatullah to Patidar, no run .Ooh, beaten. Offcutter that is banged in just outside off. Did that grip and turned into .Patidar a touch? Surprise the speed gun showed 127 kph. Patidar looks to ramp this .fine and misses\nAzmatullah to Patidar, 1 run .Slower back of a length ball on the stumps, he pulls to dep backward square leg\nAzmatullah to Kohli, FOUR runs .Kohli's first aerial short of the innings and it comes via a ramp. Banged in short outside .off at 133kph, he ramps this fine over past the keeper . .Azmatullah Omarzai in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .778 .WKTS .35 .4s\/6s .97\/35 .ECON .8.32 .AVE .30.85\nAzmatullah to Kohli, 1 run .Back of a length ball on off stump, he works this towards deep square leg\nAzmatullah to Patidar, no run .Short of a good length ball just around off stump at 126kph, he pushes to mid-off","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs PBKS, Final.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Salt, 1 wide Some movement but Arshdeep starts too straight and ends up misfiring the length ball down leg. Called a wide and RCB are away\n Arshdeep to Salt, no run On a length shaping away from Salt just outside off, he mistimes towards mid-off.\n Arshdeep to Salt, no run Finds the fielder. Fuller in length just around off stump, he laces the cover drive but can't find the gap. Cover collects it\n Arshdeep to Salt, SIX runs Matter of inches! Back of a length ball on Salt's hips down leg. He helps this juusst over a leaping deep fine leg. Salt gets RCB's six counter running. Phil Salt vs Arshdeep Singh BALLS 43 RUNS 50 OUTS 4 SR 116.27 4s\/6s 7\/2\n Arshdeep to Salt, 2 runs On a length on middle and leg, he flicks this to the left of deep midwicket for a couple of runs\n Arshdeep to Salt, FOUR runs Four more and Salt and RCB are away, alright! Short of a length on leg stump, he swivels and pulls to the deep fine leg fence\n Arshdeep to Salt, no run Another bouncer and a dot ball to end the opening over. Banged in short angling across Salt outside off. He sways away from the line of that\n Jamieson to Kohli, 1 run And, he's away. Short of a good length ball well outside off, he gets across and guides to deep backward point Stays over to Salt with a slip around\n Jamieson to Salt, FOUR runs Salt's assault is on! On a length on the stumps, he gets this over mid-on. Not off the middle of the bat but the end result is what he'll worry about\n Jamieson to Salt, no run On a good length nipping back into Salt on middle and leg. He gets a thick inside edge onto pad\n Jamieson to Salt, OUT Straight up and Shreyas has taken such an important catch back-peddling. On the fuller side out length nibbling away ever so late outside off at 127.7kph. Salt looks to go up and over, but gets it off the toe-end of the bat. The ball balloons straight up as Shreyas runs back, then back-pedals and hangs on \n Jamieson to Agarwal, no run Play and a miss! Back of a length ball shaping away from the batter who throws his bat at it but can't connect\n Jamieson to Agarwal, 1 run Edged but falls short of Arya at slip. On a good length shaping away from the batter, who pokes at it, gets a healthy edge but the catch was well short\n Arshdeep to Agarwal, 2 runs Up and over, not off the middle but he gets two. Fullish in length outside off, the bat turns in his hands but he's got it over covers. Kohli wanted a third but is sent back\n Arshdeep to Agarwal, no run Ooh, another play and a miss! Short of a good length angling across the batter, who looks to run this fine and misses\n Arshdeep to Agarwal, 1 run Short and wide, he latches on to the cut but the fielder in the deep is in position as he moves swiftly to his left from deep cover Virat Kohli vs Arshdeep Singh BALLS 58 RUNS 101 OUTS 2 SR 174.13 4s\/6s 16\/1\n Arshdeep to Kohli, 1 run On a length just outside off, he pushes to mid-off and sets off quickly\n Arshdeep to Agarwal, 1 wide Banged in short, this time a touch too high. Called a wide. Slower short ball on middle and leg, but well over Mayank's head.\n Arshdeep to Agarwal, no run On a length on middle stump at 129kph, he works this to short midwicket\n Arshdeep to Agarwal, SIX runs Gets hold of it and there's a second six for RCB! Slower offcutter at 114kph, but right in Mayank's slot on off. He goes straight over the bowler's head and gets this six for his effort.\n Jamieson to Kohli, FOUR runs Too straight and Kohli accepts the gift with glee. Fuller and on his pads, there is no deep fine leg in place and that's an easy boundary for Kohli See all photos\n Jamieson to Kohli, 1 run Back of a length ball outside off, he chops this to backward point and sets off. A misfield from the fielder makes the run easier to complete.\n Jamieson to Agarwal, FOUR runs All timing and Mayank has started briskly. Good length ball well outside off, he stays back and caresses it so neatly past point.\n Jamieson to Agarwal, no run Another play and a miss. Back of a length on off stump, he charges down the track looking to crash this through covers, but can't lay a bat on that\n Jamieson to Agarwal, no run The extra bounce does Mayank in. Back of a length outside off stump at 136kph. Mayank looks to cut that fine, but can't get on top of the bounce and is beaten\n Jamieson to Agarwal, no run Finds the fielder. Was a length ball outside off, at 133kph he punches this on the up but can't get past the cover fielder\n Azmatullah to Kohli, 1 run On a length shaping away from Kohli outside off, he punches this on the up to deep cover\n Azmatullah to Agarwal, 1 run Fullish in length on middle stump, he looks to flick this away, can only manage to squirt it off the inside half of the blade towards square leg\n Azmatullah to Kohli, 1 run Good length ball on middle and leg, he works this past short fine leg for a run\n Azmatullah to Agarwal, 1 run Short and wide outside off, there was a hint of away shape on that. He carves this to deep point\n Azmatullah to Kohli, 2 runs On a good length outside off, he stands tall and pushes this through covers for a couple of runs INNS 17 WKTS 23 ECON 9.41 AVE 39.30\n Azmatullah to Kohli, 1 run Decent start from Omarzai. Short of a length ball just outside off, he gets on top of the bounce and pulls to deep midwicket.\n Vyshak to Kohli, no run Starts with a fullish length ball around off stump, he punches this to mid-off a bit too firmly\n Vyshak to Kohli, 1 run Oh, that's a good stop from Chahal. On a length on Kohli's pads, he clips this with some speed to Chahal who dives to his right and intercepts. Chahal is carrying an injury on that right hand, so that would have stung\n Vyshak to Agarwal, 2 runs Back of a length ball just outside off, he lifts this over the cover fielder for a couple of runs\n Vyshak to Agarwal, FOUR runs Straight up, Arshdeep runs back but can't reach it and ends up kicking it to the boundary. Was a length ball in off, he miscues this straight up but gets enough bat to clear mid-off. See all photos\n Vyshak to Agarwal, 2 runs Slower back of a length ball well outside off, he pulls to the left of deep midwicket and some excellent running from Kohli allows them two\n Vyshak to Agarwal, no run Sharp back of a length ball outside off, he slashes this to extra cover. RCB reach 55 for 1 after the powerplay. Sidharth Monga sends this in: Kohli has faced only 10 balls in the powerplay. This year, there have been only 4 cases of an unbeaten opened facing fewer balls in the first six overs\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run Tossed up on the stumps, he pushes to long-on for a run Mayank Agarwal vs Yuzvendra Chahal BALLS 56 RUNS 84 OUTS 8 SR 150.00 4s\/6s 6\/6\n Chahal to Agarwal, OUT Straight down the throat of deep backward square leg and Chahal takes two balls to strike. Marginally short on leg stump, Mayank stays deep in the crease, and looks to sweep this away. The extra bounce from Chahal does him in, though. Takes the top-edge and Arshdeep barely had to move. \n Chahal to Patidar, 1 run Flatter length ball on off, he eases this to long-on\n Chahal to Kohli, 2 runs Legspinner on a length outside off stump, he hops back and cuts this to the left of deep point for two\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run Googly on middle and leg, he stays back and work this to deep square leg\n Chahal to Patidar, 1 run Slows up the legbreak around middle stump, he works this towards midwicket. Just the six runs of the Chahal over. 6 - Nitish Rana 6 - Quinton de Kock 7 - Mayank Agarwal Batters dismissed most by Chahal in IPL Here's Deep: This was the 7th time Chahal has dismissed Mayank in the IPL.\n Vyshak to Patidar, FOUR runs Oh, shot! Back of a length ball just outside off, he stays back and opens the face of the bat late to guide this fine to the right of deep third\n Vyshak to Patidar, no run On a length just around off stump, he chops this close to the off stump\n Vyshak to Patidar, 1 run On a length on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg for a run\n Vyshak to Kohli, 1 run Short of a good length around the sixth stump, Virat punches this on the up and gets it to deep point\n Vyshak to Patidar, 1 run Quick run. Slower good length ball around off stump, he tips this towards covers and sets off. Kohli will never shy away from those quick singles.\n Vyshak to Kohli, 1 run Slower bouncer shoulder high outside off stump, Kohli swivels and pulls to deep backward square leg\n Chahal to Kohli, no run Excellent stop from Chahal. Short of a length outside off, he hammers this back to the left of the bowler, who dives and saves a run\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run Tossed up legbreak well outside off, he stays back and punches to long-on\n Chahal to Patidar, SIX runs Patidar takes on Chahal and gets six! Slightly quicker legbreak on off and middle, he gets under it and sends it soaring over wide long-on See all photos Rajat Patidar vs Yuzvendra Chahal BALLS 31 RUNS 50 OUTS 2 SR 161.29 4s\/6s 2\/4\n Chahal to Patidar, 2 runs Off the front of the hand this time on a length on middle and leg, he heaves this to the right of deep backward square leg for two more\n Chahal to Patidar, 1 run On a length on middle, he stays back and pushes to long-on\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run Legbreak well outside off stump, he goes back and across as he eases this to long-on\n Azmatullah to Kohli, 1 run Banged in short outside off stump, he pulls to the right of long-on for a run\n Azmatullah to Patidar, no run Ooh, beaten. Offcutter that is banged in just outside off. Did that grip and turned into Patidar a touch? Surprise the speed gun showed 127 kph. Patidar looks to ramp this fine and misses\n Azmatullah to Patidar, 1 run Slower back of a length ball on the stumps, he pulls to dep backward square leg\n Azmatullah to Kohli, FOUR runs Kohli's first aerial short of the innings and it comes via a ramp. Banged in short outside off at 133kph, he ramps this fine over past the keeper BALLS 778 WKTS 35 4s\/6s 97\/35 ECON 8.32 AVE 30.85\n Azmatullah to Kohli, 1 run Back of a length ball on off stump, he works this towards deep square leg\n Azmatullah to Patidar, no run Short of a good length ball just around off stump at 126kph, he pushes to mid-off","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Agarwal","Kohli","Patidar","Salt"],"Runs":[24.0,27.0,18.0,16.0],"Balls_Faced":[18,21,12,9],"Fours":[2,2,1,2],"Sixes":[1,0,1,1],"S\/R":[133.33,128.57,150.0,177.78],"dismissal":["c Arshdeep Singh b Chahal","Not Out","Not Out","c Iyer b Jamieson"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Azmatullah","Chahal","Jamieson","Vyshak"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[24.0,14.0,17.0,15.0,17.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,1,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arshdeep to Salt, 1 wide .Some movement but Arshdeep starts too straight and ends up misfiring the length ball .down leg. Called a wide and RCB are away\nArshdeep to Salt, no run .On a length shaping away from Salt just outside off, he mistimes towards mid-off.\nArshdeep to Salt, no run .Finds the fielder. Fuller in length just around off stump, he laces the cover drive but can't .find the gap. Cover collects it\nArshdeep to Salt, SIX runs .Matter of inches! Back of a length ball on Salt's hips down leg. He helps this juusst over .a leaping deep fine leg. Salt gets RCB's six counter running. . .Phil Salt vs Arshdeep Singh .BALLS .43 .RUNS .50 .OUTS .4 .SR .116.27 .4s\/6s .7\/2\nArshdeep to Salt, 2 runs .On a length on middle and leg, he flicks this to the left of deep midwicket for a couple of .runs\nArshdeep to Salt, FOUR runs .Four more and Salt and RCB are away, alright! Short of a length on leg stump, he .swivels and pulls to the deep fine leg fence\nArshdeep to Salt, no run .Another bouncer and a dot ball to end the opening over. Banged in short angling across .Salt outside off. He sways away from the line of that\nJamieson to Kohli, 1 run .And, he's away. Short of a good length ball well outside off, he gets across and guides .to deep backward point .Stays over to Salt with a slip around\nJamieson to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt's assault is on! On a length on the stumps, he gets this over mid-on. Not off the .middle of the bat but the end result is what he'll worry about\nJamieson to Salt, no run .On a good length nipping back into Salt on middle and leg. He gets a thick inside edge .onto pad\nJamieson to Salt, OUT .Straight up and Shreyas has taken such an important catch back-peddling. On the .fuller side out length nibbling away ever so late outside off at 127.7kph. Salt looks to go .up and over, but gets it off the toe-end of the bat. The ball balloons straight up as .Shreyas runs back, then back-pedals and hangs on .Phil Salt c Iyer b Jamieson 16 (9b 2x4 1x6 9m) SR: 177.77\nJamieson to Agarwal, no run .Play and a miss! Back of a length ball shaping away from the batter who throws his bat .at it but can't connect\nJamieson to Agarwal, 1 run .Edged but falls short of Arya at slip. On a good length shaping away from the batter, .who pokes at it, gets a healthy edge but the catch was well short\nArshdeep to Agarwal, 2 runs .Up and over, not off the middle but he gets two. Fullish in length outside off, the bat .turns in his hands but he's got it over covers. Kohli wanted a third but is sent back\nArshdeep to Agarwal, no run .Ooh, another play and a miss! Short of a good length angling across the batter, who .looks to run this fine and misses\nArshdeep to Agarwal, 1 run .Short and wide, he latches on to the cut but the fielder in the deep is in position as he .moves swiftly to his left from deep cover . .Virat Kohli vs Arshdeep Singh .BALLS .58 .RUNS .101 .OUTS .2 .SR .174.13 .4s\/6s .16\/1\nArshdeep to Kohli, 1 run .On a length just outside off, he pushes to mid-off and sets off quickly\nArshdeep to Agarwal, 1 wide .Banged in short, this time a touch too high. Called a wide. Slower short ball on middle .and leg, but well over Mayank's head.\nArshdeep to Agarwal, no run .On a length on middle stump at 129kph, he works this to short midwicket\nArshdeep to Agarwal, SIX runs .Gets hold of it and there's a second six for RCB! Slower offcutter at 114kph, but right in .Mayank's slot on off. He goes straight over the bowler's head and gets this six for his .effort.\nJamieson to Kohli, FOUR runs .Too straight and Kohli accepts the gift with glee. Fuller and on his pads, there is no .deep fine leg in place and that's an easy boundary for Kohli .See all photos\nJamieson to Kohli, 1 run .Back of a length ball outside off, he chops this to backward point and sets off. A .misfield from the fielder makes the run easier to complete.\nJamieson to Agarwal, FOUR runs .All timing and Mayank has started briskly. Good length ball well outside off, he stays .back and caresses it so neatly past point.\nJamieson to Agarwal, no run .Another play and a miss. Back of a length on off stump, he charges down the track .looking to crash this through covers, but can't lay a bat on that\nJamieson to Agarwal, no run .The extra bounce does Mayank in. Back of a length outside off stump at 136kph. .Mayank looks to cut that fine, but can't get on top of the bounce and is beaten\nJamieson to Agarwal, no run .Finds the fielder. Was a length ball outside off, at 133kph he punches this on the up but .can't get past the cover fielder\nAzmatullah to Kohli, 1 run .On a length shaping away from Kohli outside off, he punches this on the up to deep .cover\nAzmatullah to Agarwal, 1 run .Fullish in length on middle stump, he looks to flick this away, can only manage to squirt .it off the inside half of the blade towards square leg\nAzmatullah to Kohli, 1 run .Good length ball on middle and leg, he works this past short fine leg for a run\nAzmatullah to Agarwal, 1 run .Short and wide outside off, there was a hint of away shape on that. He carves this to .deep point\nAzmatullah to Kohli, 2 runs .On a good length outside off, he stands tall and pushes this through covers for a couple .of runs . .PBKS in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .17 .WKTS .23 .ECON .9.41 .AVE .39.30\nAzmatullah to Kohli, 1 run .Decent start from Omarzai. Short of a length ball just outside off, he gets on top of the .bounce and pulls to deep midwicket.\nVyshak to Kohli, no run .Starts with a fullish length ball around off stump, he punches this to mid-off a bit too .firmly\nVyshak to Kohli, 1 run .Oh, that's a good stop from Chahal. On a length on Kohli's pads, he clips this with some .speed to Chahal who dives to his right and intercepts. Chahal is carrying an injury on .that right hand, so that would have stung\nVyshak to Agarwal, 2 runs .Back of a length ball just outside off, he lifts this over the cover fielder for a couple of .runs\nVyshak to Agarwal, FOUR runs .Straight up, Arshdeep runs back but can't reach it and ends up kicking it to the .boundary. Was a length ball in off, he miscues this straight up but gets enough bat to .clear mid-off. .See all photos\nVyshak to Agarwal, 2 runs .Slower back of a length ball well outside off, he pulls to the left of deep midwicket and .some excellent running from Kohli allows them two\nVyshak to Agarwal, no run .Sharp back of a length ball outside off, he slashes this to extra cover. RCB reach 55 for .1 after the powerplay. .Sidharth Monga sends this in: Kohli has faced only 10 balls in the powerplay. This year, .there have been only 4 cases of an unbeaten opened facing fewer balls in the first six .overs\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .Tossed up on the stumps, he pushes to long-on for a run . .Mayank Agarwal vs Yuzvendra Chahal .BALLS .56 .RUNS .84 .OUTS .8 .SR .150.00 .4s\/6s .6\/6\nChahal to Agarwal, OUT .Straight down the throat of deep backward square leg and Chahal takes two balls to .strike. Marginally short on leg stump, Mayank stays deep in the crease, and looks to .sweep this away. The extra bounce from Chahal does him in, though. Takes the top- .edge and Arshdeep barely had to move. .Mayank Agarwal c Arshdeep Singh b Chahal 24 (18b 2x4 1x6 22m) SR: 133.33\nChahal to Patidar, 1 run .Flatter length ball on off, he eases this to long-on\nChahal to Kohli, 2 runs .Legspinner on a length outside off stump, he hops back and cuts this to the left of deep .point for two\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .Googly on middle and leg, he stays back and work this to deep square leg\nChahal to Patidar, 1 run .Slows up the legbreak around middle stump, he works this towards midwicket. Just the .six runs of the Chahal over. .6 - Nitish Rana .6 - Quinton de Kock .7 - Mayank Agarwal .Batters dismissed most by Chahal in IPL .Here's Deep: This was the 7th time Chahal has dismissed Mayank in the IPL.\nVyshak to Patidar, FOUR runs .Oh, shot! Back of a length ball just outside off, he stays back and opens the face of the .bat late to guide this fine to the right of deep third\nVyshak to Patidar, no run .On a length just around off stump, he chops this close to the off stump\nVyshak to Patidar, 1 run .On a length on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg for a run\nVyshak to Kohli, 1 run .Short of a good length around the sixth stump, Virat punches this on the up and gets it .to deep point\nVyshak to Patidar, 1 run .Quick run. Slower good length ball around off stump, he tips this towards covers and .sets off. Kohli will never shy away from those quick singles.\nVyshak to Kohli, 1 run .Slower bouncer shoulder high outside off stump, Kohli swivels and pulls to deep .backward square leg\nChahal to Kohli, no run .Excellent stop from Chahal. Short of a length outside off, he hammers this back to the .left of the bowler, who dives and saves a run\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .Tossed up legbreak well outside off, he stays back and punches to long-on\nChahal to Patidar, SIX runs .Patidar takes on Chahal and gets six! Slightly quicker legbreak on off and middle, he .gets under it and sends it soaring over wide long-on .See all photos . .Rajat Patidar vs Yuzvendra Chahal .BALLS .31 .RUNS .50 .OUTS .2 .SR .161.29 .4s\/6s .2\/4\nChahal to Patidar, 2 runs .Off the front of the hand this time on a length on middle and leg, he heaves this to the .right of deep backward square leg for two more\nChahal to Patidar, 1 run .On a length on middle, he stays back and pushes to long-on\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .Legbreak well outside off stump, he goes back and across as he eases this to long-on\nAzmatullah to Kohli, 1 run .Banged in short outside off stump, he pulls to the right of long-on for a run\nAzmatullah to Patidar, no run .Ooh, beaten. Offcutter that is banged in just outside off. Did that grip and turned into .Patidar a touch? Surprise the speed gun showed 127 kph. Patidar looks to ramp this .fine and misses\nAzmatullah to Patidar, 1 run .Slower back of a length ball on the stumps, he pulls to dep backward square leg\nAzmatullah to Kohli, FOUR runs .Kohli's first aerial short of the innings and it comes via a ramp. Banged in short outside .off at 133kph, he ramps this fine over past the keeper . .Azmatullah Omarzai in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .778 .WKTS .35 .4s\/6s .97\/35 .ECON .8.32 .AVE .30.85\nAzmatullah to Kohli, 1 run .Back of a length ball on off stump, he works this towards deep square leg\nAzmatullah to Patidar, no run .Short of a good length ball just around off stump at 126kph, he pushes to mid-off\nJamieson to Kohli, 1 run .Fullish ball's a touch too straight, Kohli doesn't attack though. Flicked to deep-backward .square\nJamieson to Patidar, 2 runs .He's hooked a slower one with the bat going down to up. Vyshak charges to the right .from deep fine, slides and turns to stop it. 112ks at the body from Patidar\nJamieson to Patidar, SIX runs .Pace on and it's lumped over mid-off. Read the slower one, got beside the line of the .fullish ball. Drove with a stable base before sliding leg side\nJamieson to Patidar, no run .Back of lengther moves away off the pitch. Patidar made room and got beaten on the .cut. 113ks, all four balls were legcutters\nJamieson to Patidar, OUT .Jamieson celebrappeals with good reason. Pins Patidar in front with a 132ks yorker, it .landed just in front of the crease but Paitdar didn't take a forward stride. Moved a touch .towards off stump and tried to flick it off middle stump. Both feet were close, one in .front of the other, so he couldn't maintain balance. .Rajat Patidar lbw b Jamieson 26 (16b 1x4 2x6 17m) SR: 162.5\nJamieson to Livingstone, 1 run .Pitched up on fourth, driven to long-on\nChahal to Livingstone, 1 run .Low fully on off, gets away with it as Livingstone eases a drive to long-on\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .Wow, this really is Kohli from a few years back - knocking it around. Flicks the full ball to .long-on\nChahal to Livingstone, 1 run .Defended again. Towards cover point for a quick single. Another stock ball from Chahal, .who's giving it a bit of air. Fullish\nChahal to Kohli, no run .A bit of turn away and zip off the pitch. Landed fullish on off and finished fourth, cut to .point\nChahal to Kohli, 2 runs .Tight two, Kohli ran along the pitch on the second. Livingstone dives to make it. Throw's .a touch wide. Was a slightly short ball clipped off the back foot through midwicket\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .Wide on a length, cut to deep point\nVyshak to Kohli, 1 run .Pulled to long-on. Short ball looked slow, was well wide of off. Kohli jumped and .reached out as he hit it\nVyshak to Livingstone, 1 run .Fullish on fourth, driven to deep point\nVyshak to Kohli, 1 run .Pulled to long-on from wide outside off again. Kohli chants go on as he runs, he's still .coasting though\nVyshak to Livingstone, 1 wide .Well down leg. Went for the yorker, got it a touch too full. Keeper - Inglis - does well, .covers some ground before diving full length to stop it.\nVyshak to Livingstone, 1 run .Bouncer around head-height, good pace and bounce, Livingstone stays still and pulls to .deep square leg\nVyshak to Kohli, 1 wide .Bouncer dug real far back, lobs well above head height. Went over middle stump, let go\nVyshak to Kohli, 1 run .Length on middle, 134ks, flicked to deep midwicket from the crease\nVyshak to Livingstone, 1 run .Slow and full outside off, slapped hard and along the ground to long-off .RCB take the Timeout right after it's available\nChahal to Livingstone, SIX runs .RCB kick into gear, proper risk this. Livingstone danced down early, Chahal likely saw .him, went wide and full. The batter extended his arms and slashed to clear long-off. .Chahal grimaces, unfortunately for him the legbreak didn't turn . .Liam Livingstone vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .959 .OUTS .33 .4s\/6s .34\/63 .SR .134.31 .AVE .29.06\nChahal to Livingstone, 1 run .Full on leg, worked to long-on\nChahal to Kohli, FOUR runs .A bit late but Kohli joins in too. Slog sweeps between long-on and deep midwicket. Got .a loopy length ball around off and he cleared the infielder with ease\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .Length outside off, skiddier, tapped towards point\nChahal to Livingstone, 1 run .Full on off, slides leg side and pushes to long-off\nChahal to Kohli, 1 run .Full on middle and leg, hittable but Kohli happy to push it to long-on. 90ks\nAzmatullah to Kohli, 1 run .Back of length around off, pulled to deep midwicket\nAzmatullah to Livingstone, 1 wide .Livingstone takes a step outside off, so Omarzai goes for the wide yorker. It's landed .outside the return crease but inside the cut strip. Let go.\nAzmatullah to Livingstone, 1 run .Misses out on a slot ball. Inside edges it, would've been lbw otherwise. 139ks around .middle, Livingstone wanted to slog that over midwicket, got it off the pads towards .point\nAzmatullah to Kohli, 1 run .Short ball rises around rib-height, 129ks, pulled to deep midwicket. PBKS, as Michael .Clarke says, making Kohli hit it into the pockets. No front-foot shots on\nAzmatullah to Livingstone, 1 wide .Bouncer over fourth stump is above head high, let go .Crowd builds up as bowlers runs in\nAzmatullah to Livingstone, 1 run .The oooo stops as Livingstone drives the full ball to long-off. Close to a yorker length, .on middle\nAzmatullah to Kohli, OUT .Kohli can't make up for the slow start! Omarzai runs three pitches over to midwicket .and takes a sliding catch. He took it with both hands, grazed the ground and kept the .ball in possession. Was a 127ks bumper at fifth stump, Kohli tried to pull it but it got big .on him. Omarzai might've run his fingers across the ball there, might've spun in a bit. Hit .the sticker of the bat .Virat Kohli c & b Azmatullah Omarzai 43 (35b 3x4 0x6 69m) SR: 122.85\nAzmatullah to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .Fullish on fourth, might have swung in a bit, driven to mid-off\nArshdeep to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .Jitesh gets low, limboes and upper cuts the short ball to deep third\nArshdeep to Livingstone, 1 run .Pulls the short ball to deep midwicket\nArshdeep to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .Gloved... beats the keeper! Jitesh wouldn't have wanted the pull to go that fine but will .take it. Inglis jumped and got fingertips, left middle finger, on it but it was too far. Was a .shortish ball at the chest that beat Jitesh for pace and by lack of room\nArshdeep to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .Jitesh up and running. Makes room and slaps over cover point. Not that short, just over .stump height. Jitesh able to free his arms\nArshdeep to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .Bouncer is slow off the pitch, pulled to deep fine leg from around neck height\nArshdeep to Livingstone, 2 runs .Yorker on middle and leg, flicked to the right of midwicket and they scamper back for .two. 133ks\nJamieson to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .Jitesh might've one-upped SKY there, maybe upgrading the Dilscoop too. Got a length .ball over off, he waited till the last second before collapsing and driving the bat from low .to up. .See all photos\nJamieson to Jitesh Sharma, 1 wide .Bumper, Jitesh shapes for the reverse pull but lets it go due to height. Wide given, PBKS .review. Looked high. Landed short on fourth stump, got spongy bounce. Yeah, way over. .Head height's 1.84 metres, that went\nJamieson to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .Wasn't sure if he middled that but doesn't matter, sails high and well over long-off. .Danced down late, got close-ish to the pitch of the ball, had room too, and he whacked it .with a semi-horizontal bat\nJamieson to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .Makes room, yorker follows him, dinks it towards cover\nJamieson to Livingstone, 1 wide .Another wide given on height, Livingstone grimaces but will have to accept the decision .after the waster review. Was a short legcutter that went above the helmet. The batter .made room early and tried to hook it behind the keeper\nJamieson to Livingstone, SIX runs .Sits up and it's pulled over midwicket. Slower one again from Jamieson, got it around .waist-height, Livingstone's still while hittling and slides right after. It goes 84 metres far\nJamieson to Livingstone, 1 wide .Wide yorker missed and the crowd's elated! Big cheer as it goes near the return crease. .Let go .R-C-B chants continue\nJamieson to Livingstone, OUT .They die down as Jamieson hits the back pad. That looked dead. Was a full toss that hit .the back thigh, impact in front of middle and leg, hitting leg. A missed yorker, .Livingstone stood firmly in front of leg stump and tried to pick it up behind square. .Beaten on the inside edge. .Liam Livingstone lbw b Jamieson 25 (15b 0x4 2x6 35m) SR: 166.66\nJamieson to Shepherd, 1 run .Full around fourth at 135ks, driven to cover .23 runs are a lot, a big wicket in the over though. Jitesh is in good touch though\nVyshak to Shepherd, 2 runs .Should be out... isn't! Dubey sprints in from deep midwicket, got to it and tried to take it .in front of him. Was a back of lengther around waist-height, Shepherd top edged the pull .Romario Shepherd's strike rate in IPL 2025 329.41\nVyshak to Shepherd, 1 run .Pulled into the ground this time, straight towards deep midwicket. Shepherd walked .across to get inside the line of this\nVyshak to Jitesh Sharma, no run .Late appeal from the keeper for caught behind, given! Jitesh reviews instantly. Angled- .bat dab to third attempted, ball's close to the sticker. Ultra-Edge shows there's nothing .on it. Roar from the crowd.\nVyshak to Jitesh Sharma, OUT .Off bail's trimmed, Jitesh's cameo ends! Seam-up 134ks length ball lands on fourth, .may have seamed in a touch. Jitesh tried to slog over long-on, edged it onto his back leg .and it just kissed the stumps. Vyshak shapes to punch the air but holds himself back .Jitesh Sharma b Vyshak 24 (10b 2x4 2x6 21m) SR: 240\nVyshak to Krunal, 1 run .Back of length on middle, finds the leading edge. Pandya tried to work it leg side, got it .through point. Didn't go through with his shot\nVyshak to Shepherd, 1 run .Fullish ball hits the bat hard, chips up despite Shepherd checking the shot. Goes .towards mid-on\nAzmatullah to Shepherd, 1 run .Short on fourth, pulled to deep midwicket\nAzmatullah to Krunal, 1 run .Short over fifth, Krunal shaped to go across before standing put on leg. Slaps it to deep .point\nAzmatullah to Shepherd, 1 run .Shepherd slaps hard without going across, toes it to deep midwicket. Omarzai keeping .the length out of his arc, close to the off-side tramline\nAzmatullah to Krunal, 1 run .Shortish just over the stumps, pulled to deep midwicket\nAzmatullah to Shepherd, FOUR runs .Some luck for Shepherd, fine leg came in and this goes one-bounce four behind him. .Was a wide, short ball around head height, Shepherd opened his stance and tried to .drag it with a pull. Got a lucky top edge\nAzmatullah to Shepherd, SIX runs .Slot ball, slugged with control! 20 rows over long-on. At the stumps, Shepherd didn't .have to move. The pop from the crowd right after is as pure as the sound from ball .hitting bat.\nArshdeep to Krunal, 1 run .Yorker angling in towards leg, worked to long-on .Shepherd on strike\nArshdeep to Shepherd, OUT .Pinned in front of all three, given lbw. Shepherd reviews but continues to walk anyway. .Was a yorker that landed on the crease, in front of middle, and hit low on the back leg. .The front foot was well outside leg as he tried to lift it over square leg. Ball went under .the bat, it's smashing middle and off according to Hawk-Eye's prediction. .Romario Shepherd lbw b Arshdeep Singh 17 (9b 1x4 1x6 14m) SR: 188.88\nArshdeep to Bhuvneshwar, 1 run .Single it is. length on fourth, guided to point\nArshdeep to Krunal, OUT .Slot ball, but Krunal finds long-on! PBKS pulling it back bigtime. Attempted yorker was .on middle and leg, Krunal showed all his stumps, gave the lofted on-drive all his power. .Sliced it in the end, bat face opened on impact. Low-ish catch for Shreyas .Krunal Pandya c Iyer b Arshdeep Singh 4 (5b 0x4 0x6 11m) SR: 80\nArshdeep to Yash Dayal, 1 run .Chipped to the left of long-on. He has to run in, Bhuvi happy with the single\nArshdeep to Bhuvneshwar, OUT .Perfect finish for PBKS, three runs and three wickets off the final over! Low full toss... .taken at long-on. Middle-stump ball, Bhuvi tried to drive over long-on. Like Krunal, got it .a touch too low .Bhuvneshwar Kumar c Arya b Arshdeep Singh 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 50","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs PBKS, Final.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Salt, 1 wide Some movement but Arshdeep starts too straight and ends up misfiring the length ball down leg. Called a wide and RCB are away\n Arshdeep to Salt, no run On a length shaping away from Salt just outside off, he mistimes towards mid-off.\n Arshdeep to Salt, no run Finds the fielder. Fuller in length just around off stump, he laces the cover drive but can't find the gap. Cover collects it\n Arshdeep to Salt, SIX runs Matter of inches! Back of a length ball on Salt's hips down leg. He helps this juusst over a leaping deep fine leg. Salt gets RCB's six counter running. Phil Salt vs Arshdeep Singh BALLS 43 RUNS 50 OUTS 4 SR 116.27 4s\/6s 7\/2\n Arshdeep to Salt, 2 runs On a length on middle and leg, he flicks this to the left of deep midwicket for a couple of runs\n Arshdeep to Salt, FOUR runs Four more and Salt and RCB are away, alright! Short of a length on leg stump, he swivels and pulls to the deep fine leg fence\n Arshdeep to Salt, no run Another bouncer and a dot ball to end the opening over. Banged in short angling across Salt outside off. He sways away from the line of that\n Jamieson to Kohli, 1 run And, he's away. Short of a good length ball well outside off, he gets across and guides to deep backward point Stays over to Salt with a slip around\n Jamieson to Salt, FOUR runs Salt's assault is on! On a length on the stumps, he gets this over mid-on. Not off the middle of the bat but the end result is what he'll worry about\n Jamieson to Salt, no run On a good length nipping back into Salt on middle and leg. He gets a thick inside edge onto pad\n Jamieson to Salt, OUT Straight up and Shreyas has taken such an important catch back-peddling. On the fuller side out length nibbling away ever so late outside off at 127.7kph. Salt looks to go up and over, but gets it off the toe-end of the bat. The ball balloons straight up as Shreyas runs back, then back-pedals and hangs on \n Jamieson to Agarwal, no run Play and a miss! Back of a length ball shaping away from the batter who throws his bat at it but can't connect\n Jamieson to Agarwal, 1 run Edged but falls short of Arya at slip. On a good length shaping away from the batter, who pokes at it, gets a healthy edge but the catch was well short\n Arshdeep to Agarwal, 2 runs Up and over, not off the middle but he gets two. Fullish in length outside off, the bat turns in his hands but he's got it over covers. Kohli wanted a third but is sent back\n Arshdeep to Agarwal, no run Ooh, another play and a miss! Short of a good length angling across the batter, who looks to run this fine and misses\n Arshdeep to Agarwal, 1 run Short and wide, he latches on to the cut but the fielder in the deep is in position as he moves swiftly to his left from deep cover Virat Kohli vs Arshdeep Singh BALLS 58 RUNS 101 OUTS 2 SR 174.13 4s\/6s 16\/1\n Arshdeep to Kohli, 1 run On a length just outside off, he pushes to mid-off and sets off quickly\n Arshdeep to Agarwal, 1 wide Banged in short, this time a touch too high. Called a wide. Slower short ball on middle and leg, but well over Mayank's head.\n Arshdeep to Agarwal, no run On a length on middle stump at 129kph, he works this to short midwicket\n Arshdeep to Agarwal, SIX runs Gets hold of it and there's a second six for RCB! Slower offcutter at 114kph, but right in Mayank's slot on off. He goes straight over the bowler's head and gets this six for his effort.\n Jamieson to Kohli, FOUR runs Too straight and Kohli accepts the gift with glee. Fuller and on his pads, there is no deep fine leg in place and that's an easy boundary for Kohli See all photos\n Jamieson to Kohli, 1 run Back of a length ball outside off, he chops this to backward point and sets off. A misfield from the fielder makes the run easier to complete.\n Jamieson to Agarwal, FOUR runs All timing and Mayank has started briskly. Good length ball well outside off, he stays back and caresses it so neatly past point.\n Jamieson to Agarwal, no run Another play and a miss. Back of a length on off stump, he charges down the track looking to crash this through covers, but can't lay a bat on that\n Jamieson to Agarwal, no run The extra bounce does Mayank in. Back of a length outside off stump at 136kph. Mayank looks to cut that fine, but can't get on top of the bounce and is beaten\n Jamieson to Agarwal, no run Finds the fielder. Was a length ball outside off, at 133kph he punches this on the up but can't get past the cover fielder\n Azmatullah to Kohli, 1 run On a length shaping away from Kohli outside off, he punches this on the up to deep cover\n Azmatullah to Agarwal, 1 run Fullish in length on middle stump, he looks to flick this away, can only manage to squirt it off the inside half of the blade towards square leg\n Azmatullah to Kohli, 1 run Good length ball on middle and leg, he works this past short fine leg for a run\n Azmatullah to Agarwal, 1 run Short and wide outside off, there was a hint of away shape on that. He carves this to deep point\n Azmatullah to Kohli, 2 runs On a good length outside off, he stands tall and pushes this through covers for a couple of runs INNS 17 WKTS 23 ECON 9.41 AVE 39.30\n Azmatullah to Kohli, 1 run Decent start from Omarzai. Short of a length ball just outside off, he gets on top of the bounce and pulls to deep midwicket.\n Vyshak to Kohli, no run Starts with a fullish length ball around off stump, he punches this to mid-off a bit too firmly\n Vyshak to Kohli, 1 run Oh, that's a good stop from Chahal. On a length on Kohli's pads, he clips this with some speed to Chahal who dives to his right and intercepts. Chahal is carrying an injury on that right hand, so that would have stung\n Vyshak to Agarwal, 2 runs Back of a length ball just outside off, he lifts this over the cover fielder for a couple of runs\n Vyshak to Agarwal, FOUR runs Straight up, Arshdeep runs back but can't reach it and ends up kicking it to the boundary. Was a length ball in off, he miscues this straight up but gets enough bat to clear mid-off. See all photos\n Vyshak to Agarwal, 2 runs Slower back of a length ball well outside off, he pulls to the left of deep midwicket and some excellent running from Kohli allows them two\n Vyshak to Agarwal, no run Sharp back of a length ball outside off, he slashes this to extra cover. RCB reach 55 for 1 after the powerplay. Sidharth Monga sends this in: Kohli has faced only 10 balls in the powerplay. This year, there have been only 4 cases of an unbeaten opened facing fewer balls in the first six overs\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run Tossed up on the stumps, he pushes to long-on for a run Mayank Agarwal vs Yuzvendra Chahal BALLS 56 RUNS 84 OUTS 8 SR 150.00 4s\/6s 6\/6\n Chahal to Agarwal, OUT Straight down the throat of deep backward square leg and Chahal takes two balls to strike. Marginally short on leg stump, Mayank stays deep in the crease, and looks to sweep this away. The extra bounce from Chahal does him in, though. Takes the top-edge and Arshdeep barely had to move. \n Chahal to Patidar, 1 run Flatter length ball on off, he eases this to long-on\n Chahal to Kohli, 2 runs Legspinner on a length outside off stump, he hops back and cuts this to the left of deep point for two\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run Googly on middle and leg, he stays back and work this to deep square leg\n Chahal to Patidar, 1 run Slows up the legbreak around middle stump, he works this towards midwicket. Just the six runs of the Chahal over. 6 - Nitish Rana 6 - Quinton de Kock 7 - Mayank Agarwal Batters dismissed most by Chahal in IPL Here's Deep: This was the 7th time Chahal has dismissed Mayank in the IPL.\n Vyshak to Patidar, FOUR runs Oh, shot! Back of a length ball just outside off, he stays back and opens the face of the bat late to guide this fine to the right of deep third\n Vyshak to Patidar, no run On a length just around off stump, he chops this close to the off stump\n Vyshak to Patidar, 1 run On a length on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg for a run\n Vyshak to Kohli, 1 run Short of a good length around the sixth stump, Virat punches this on the up and gets it to deep point\n Vyshak to Patidar, 1 run Quick run. Slower good length ball around off stump, he tips this towards covers and sets off. Kohli will never shy away from those quick singles.\n Vyshak to Kohli, 1 run Slower bouncer shoulder high outside off stump, Kohli swivels and pulls to deep backward square leg\n Chahal to Kohli, no run Excellent stop from Chahal. Short of a length outside off, he hammers this back to the left of the bowler, who dives and saves a run\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run Tossed up legbreak well outside off, he stays back and punches to long-on\n Chahal to Patidar, SIX runs Patidar takes on Chahal and gets six! Slightly quicker legbreak on off and middle, he gets under it and sends it soaring over wide long-on See all photos Rajat Patidar vs Yuzvendra Chahal BALLS 31 RUNS 50 OUTS 2 SR 161.29 4s\/6s 2\/4\n Chahal to Patidar, 2 runs Off the front of the hand this time on a length on middle and leg, he heaves this to the right of deep backward square leg for two more\n Chahal to Patidar, 1 run On a length on middle, he stays back and pushes to long-on\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run Legbreak well outside off stump, he goes back and across as he eases this to long-on\n Azmatullah to Kohli, 1 run Banged in short outside off stump, he pulls to the right of long-on for a run\n Azmatullah to Patidar, no run Ooh, beaten. Offcutter that is banged in just outside off. Did that grip and turned into Patidar a touch? Surprise the speed gun showed 127 kph. Patidar looks to ramp this fine and misses\n Azmatullah to Patidar, 1 run Slower back of a length ball on the stumps, he pulls to dep backward square leg\n Azmatullah to Kohli, FOUR runs Kohli's first aerial short of the innings and it comes via a ramp. Banged in short outside off at 133kph, he ramps this fine over past the keeper BALLS 778 WKTS 35 4s\/6s 97\/35 ECON 8.32 AVE 30.85\n Azmatullah to Kohli, 1 run Back of a length ball on off stump, he works this towards deep square leg\n Azmatullah to Patidar, no run Short of a good length ball just around off stump at 126kph, he pushes to mid-off\n Jamieson to Kohli, 1 run Fullish ball's a touch too straight, Kohli doesn't attack though. Flicked to deep-backward square\n Jamieson to Patidar, 2 runs He's hooked a slower one with the bat going down to up. Vyshak charges to the right from deep fine, slides and turns to stop it. 112ks at the body from Patidar\n Jamieson to Patidar, SIX runs Pace on and it's lumped over mid-off. Read the slower one, got beside the line of the fullish ball. Drove with a stable base before sliding leg side\n Jamieson to Patidar, no run Back of lengther moves away off the pitch. Patidar made room and got beaten on the cut. 113ks, all four balls were legcutters\n Jamieson to Patidar, OUT Jamieson celebrappeals with good reason. Pins Patidar in front with a 132ks yorker, it landed just in front of the crease but Paitdar didn't take a forward stride. Moved a touch towards off stump and tried to flick it off middle stump. Both feet were close, one in front of the other, so he couldn't maintain balance. \n Jamieson to Livingstone, 1 run Pitched up on fourth, driven to long-on\n Chahal to Livingstone, 1 run Low fully on off, gets away with it as Livingstone eases a drive to long-on\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run Wow, this really is Kohli from a few years back - knocking it around. Flicks the full ball to long-on\n Chahal to Livingstone, 1 run Defended again. Towards cover point for a quick single. Another stock ball from Chahal, who's giving it a bit of air. Fullish\n Chahal to Kohli, no run A bit of turn away and zip off the pitch. Landed fullish on off and finished fourth, cut to point\n Chahal to Kohli, 2 runs Tight two, Kohli ran along the pitch on the second. Livingstone dives to make it. Throw's a touch wide. Was a slightly short ball clipped off the back foot through midwicket\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run Wide on a length, cut to deep point\n Vyshak to Kohli, 1 run Pulled to long-on. Short ball looked slow, was well wide of off. Kohli jumped and reached out as he hit it\n Vyshak to Livingstone, 1 run Fullish on fourth, driven to deep point\n Vyshak to Kohli, 1 run Pulled to long-on from wide outside off again. Kohli chants go on as he runs, he's still coasting though\n Vyshak to Livingstone, 1 wide Well down leg. Went for the yorker, got it a touch too full. Keeper - Inglis - does well, covers some ground before diving full length to stop it.\n Vyshak to Livingstone, 1 run Bouncer around head-height, good pace and bounce, Livingstone stays still and pulls to deep square leg\n Vyshak to Kohli, 1 wide Bouncer dug real far back, lobs well above head height. Went over middle stump, let go\n Vyshak to Kohli, 1 run Length on middle, 134ks, flicked to deep midwicket from the crease\n Vyshak to Livingstone, 1 run Slow and full outside off, slapped hard and along the ground to long-off RCB take the Timeout right after it's available\n Chahal to Livingstone, SIX runs RCB kick into gear, proper risk this. Livingstone danced down early, Chahal likely saw him, went wide and full. The batter extended his arms and slashed to clear long-off. Chahal grimaces, unfortunately for him the legbreak didn't turn Liam Livingstone vs legspin in T20s RUNS 959 OUTS 33 4s\/6s 34\/63 SR 134.31 AVE 29.06\n Chahal to Livingstone, 1 run Full on leg, worked to long-on\n Chahal to Kohli, FOUR runs A bit late but Kohli joins in too. Slog sweeps between long-on and deep midwicket. Got a loopy length ball around off and he cleared the infielder with ease\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run Length outside off, skiddier, tapped towards point\n Chahal to Livingstone, 1 run Full on off, slides leg side and pushes to long-off\n Chahal to Kohli, 1 run Full on middle and leg, hittable but Kohli happy to push it to long-on. 90ks\n Azmatullah to Kohli, 1 run Back of length around off, pulled to deep midwicket\n Azmatullah to Livingstone, 1 wide Livingstone takes a step outside off, so Omarzai goes for the wide yorker. It's landed outside the return crease but inside the cut strip. Let go.\n Azmatullah to Livingstone, 1 run Misses out on a slot ball. Inside edges it, would've been lbw otherwise. 139ks around middle, Livingstone wanted to slog that over midwicket, got it off the pads towards point\n Azmatullah to Kohli, 1 run Short ball rises around rib-height, 129ks, pulled to deep midwicket. PBKS, as Michael Clarke says, making Kohli hit it into the pockets. No front-foot shots on\n Azmatullah to Livingstone, 1 wide Bouncer over fourth stump is above head high, let go Crowd builds up as bowlers runs in\n Azmatullah to Livingstone, 1 run The oooo stops as Livingstone drives the full ball to long-off. Close to a yorker length, on middle\n Azmatullah to Kohli, OUT Kohli can't make up for the slow start! Omarzai runs three pitches over to midwicket and takes a sliding catch. He took it with both hands, grazed the ground and kept the ball in possession. Was a 127ks bumper at fifth stump, Kohli tried to pull it but it got big on him. Omarzai might've run his fingers across the ball there, might've spun in a bit. Hit the sticker of the bat \n Azmatullah to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run Fullish on fourth, might have swung in a bit, driven to mid-off\n Arshdeep to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run Jitesh gets low, limboes and upper cuts the short ball to deep third\n Arshdeep to Livingstone, 1 run Pulls the short ball to deep midwicket\n Arshdeep to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs Gloved... beats the keeper! Jitesh wouldn't have wanted the pull to go that fine but will take it. Inglis jumped and got fingertips, left middle finger, on it but it was too far. Was a shortish ball at the chest that beat Jitesh for pace and by lack of room\n Arshdeep to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs Jitesh up and running. Makes room and slaps over cover point. Not that short, just over stump height. Jitesh able to free his arms\n Arshdeep to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run Bouncer is slow off the pitch, pulled to deep fine leg from around neck height\n Arshdeep to Livingstone, 2 runs Yorker on middle and leg, flicked to the right of midwicket and they scamper back for two. 133ks\n Jamieson to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs Jitesh might've one-upped SKY there, maybe upgrading the Dilscoop too. Got a length ball over off, he waited till the last second before collapsing and driving the bat from low to up. See all photos\n Jamieson to Jitesh Sharma, 1 wide Bumper, Jitesh shapes for the reverse pull but lets it go due to height. Wide given, PBKS review. Looked high. Landed short on fourth stump, got spongy bounce. Yeah, way over. Head height's 1.84 metres, that went\n Jamieson to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs Wasn't sure if he middled that but doesn't matter, sails high and well over long-off. Danced down late, got close-ish to the pitch of the ball, had room too, and he whacked it with a semi-horizontal bat\n Jamieson to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run Makes room, yorker follows him, dinks it towards cover\n Jamieson to Livingstone, 1 wide Another wide given on height, Livingstone grimaces but will have to accept the decision after the waster review. Was a short legcutter that went above the helmet. The batter made room early and tried to hook it behind the keeper\n Jamieson to Livingstone, SIX runs Sits up and it's pulled over midwicket. Slower one again from Jamieson, got it around waist-height, Livingstone's still while hittling and slides right after. It goes 84 metres far\n Jamieson to Livingstone, 1 wide Wide yorker missed and the crowd's elated! Big cheer as it goes near the return crease. Let go R-C-B chants continue\n Jamieson to Livingstone, OUT They die down as Jamieson hits the back pad. That looked dead. Was a full toss that hit the back thigh, impact in front of middle and leg, hitting leg. A missed yorker, Livingstone stood firmly in front of leg stump and tried to pick it up behind square. Beaten on the inside edge. \n Jamieson to Shepherd, 1 run Full around fourth at 135ks, driven to cover 23 runs are a lot, a big wicket in the over though. Jitesh is in good touch though\n Vyshak to Shepherd, 2 runs Should be out... isn't! Dubey sprints in from deep midwicket, got to it and tried to take it in front of him. Was a back of lengther around waist-height, Shepherd top edged the pull Romario Shepherd's strike rate in IPL 2025 329.41\n Vyshak to Shepherd, 1 run Pulled into the ground this time, straight towards deep midwicket. Shepherd walked across to get inside the line of this\n Vyshak to Jitesh Sharma, no run Late appeal from the keeper for caught behind, given! Jitesh reviews instantly. Angled-bat dab to third attempted, ball's close to the sticker. Ultra-Edge shows there's nothing on it. Roar from the crowd.\n Vyshak to Jitesh Sharma, OUT Off bail's trimmed, Jitesh's cameo ends! Seam-up 134ks length ball lands on fourth, may have seamed in a touch. Jitesh tried to slog over long-on, edged it onto his back leg and it just kissed the stumps. Vyshak shapes to punch the air but holds himself back \n Vyshak to Krunal, 1 run Back of length on middle, finds the leading edge. Pandya tried to work it leg side, got it through point. Didn't go through with his shot\n Vyshak to Shepherd, 1 run Fullish ball hits the bat hard, chips up despite Shepherd checking the shot. Goes towards mid-on\n Azmatullah to Shepherd, 1 run Short on fourth, pulled to deep midwicket\n Azmatullah to Krunal, 1 run Short over fifth, Krunal shaped to go across before standing put on leg. Slaps it to deep point\n Azmatullah to Shepherd, 1 run Shepherd slaps hard without going across, toes it to deep midwicket. Omarzai keeping the length out of his arc, close to the off-side tramline\n Azmatullah to Krunal, 1 run Shortish just over the stumps, pulled to deep midwicket\n Azmatullah to Shepherd, FOUR runs Some luck for Shepherd, fine leg came in and this goes one-bounce four behind him. Was a wide, short ball around head height, Shepherd opened his stance and tried to drag it with a pull. Got a lucky top edge\n Azmatullah to Shepherd, SIX runs Slot ball, slugged with control! 20 rows over long-on. At the stumps, Shepherd didn't have to move. The pop from the crowd right after is as pure as the sound from ball hitting bat.\n Arshdeep to Krunal, 1 run Yorker angling in towards leg, worked to long-on Shepherd on strike\n Arshdeep to Shepherd, OUT Pinned in front of all three, given lbw. Shepherd reviews but continues to walk anyway. Was a yorker that landed on the crease, in front of middle, and hit low on the back leg. The front foot was well outside leg as he tried to lift it over square leg. Ball went under the bat, it's smashing middle and off according to Hawk-Eye's prediction. \n Arshdeep to Bhuvneshwar, 1 run Single it is. length on fourth, guided to point\n Arshdeep to Krunal, OUT Slot ball, but Krunal finds long-on! PBKS pulling it back bigtime. Attempted yorker was on middle and leg, Krunal showed all his stumps, gave the lofted on-drive all his power. Sliced it in the end, bat face opened on impact. Low-ish catch for Shreyas \n Arshdeep to Yash Dayal, 1 run Chipped to the left of long-on. He has to run in, Bhuvi happy with the single\n Arshdeep to Bhuvneshwar, OUT Perfect finish for PBKS, three runs and three wickets off the final over! Low full toss... taken at long-on. Middle-stump ball, Bhuvi tried to drive over long-on. 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Jabs it fiercely .towards backward point but cannot beat the fielder . .Trent Boult in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .2839 .WKTS .122 .4s\/6s .451\/83 .ECON .7.17 .AVE .27.82\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .a little fuller this time, although still a back of a length delivery outside off. A bit of .shape away and Sudharsan, pressing forward, taps it into the off side\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan waits for the ball to arrive before running it .down to deep third for a single .Gill on strike now. Deep square leg and fine leg on the fence. Slip in place, albeit a little .wider\nBoult to Gill, no run .in-swinging yorker on leg stump. Gill gets forward and digs it out towards mid on\nBoult to Gill, 2 runs .full again, this time on the pads. Gill gets onto the front foot, snaps his wrists into action .and flicks it towards deep square leg for a couple of runs\nBoult to Gill, FOUR runs .up and over! First real sign of aggression from the GT captain! Back of a length just .outside off. Gill marches down the track and throws his hands at it, flaying it over cover .point!\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .safe! Shortish on the hips. Sudharsan gets inside the line and tucks it away uppishly. .Lands just short of fine leg, though .Wide slip for Gill too\nChahar to Gill, FOUR runs .shot! Marginally short on off and this just sits up to be hit. Gill rocks into position, .swivels and belts it through square leg! .Shubman Gill T20 strike rate in Powerplay overs128.21\nChahar to Gill, no run .much fuller, almost a yorker on middle and leg. Gill presses forward and squeezes it out .to mid wicket\nChahar to Gill, no run .angled in on a length on off. Gill gets onto the front foot and defends\nChahar to Gill, 2 runs .back of a length on leg stump. Gill lets the ball come to him before working it past mid .wicket for a couple of runs .Gill has looked in good touch so far. Not a whole lot of swing for Chahar, meanwhile\nChahar to Gill, no run .full outside off. Gill goes fishing at it away from his body and chunks it off the inside .edge into his pads. A hint of in-swing on that occasion\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .fullish outside off. Sudharsan presses forward and punches it towards extra cover\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .oh my word - that is a shot and a half! Back of a length just outside off. Shapes away a .little but it does not matter to Sudharsan, who dances down the track, stands up tall and .creams an on-drive past Boult!\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .pushed in on a length on middle and off. Sudharsan transfers his weight forward and .nudges it past mid wicket for a brace\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .another gorgeous stroke! Slower ball that lands right in the slot on middle and leg. .Sudharsan uses the angle, waits for the slower ball and then clips it delightfully past .mid wicket!\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shortish on leg stump. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and tucks it off his hips towards .deep square leg\nBoult to Gill, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Skids on and keeps a touch low, with Gill eventually running .it down to short third\nChahar to Gill, 1 run .leg-cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Gill waits for it and dabs it through the .backward point region for a single\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .banged into the track outside off. Sudharsan has a look at it and is then happy to let it .go. Called one bouncer for the over .Around the wicket now\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .short outside off. Seems like another change-up and Sudharsan hangs back, cutting it .towards deep point\nChahar to Gill, no run .length on off. Gill takes a step down the track and drives it on the up to extra cover\nChahar to Gill, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Holds a little in the surface and seems to bounce extra .as Gill plonks it towards sweeper cover\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .another bumper but this seems to balloon over the batter's head. Sudharsan ducks .under it and the umpire says it is high enough to be called a wide\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .slanted into the stumps. Sudharsan comes forward and flicks it to mid on. Calls for the .single and a misfield by Santner makes that a very comfortable exercise\nMujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .and he gets welcomed with a boundary! A bit of a drag-down outside off. Sits up nicely .for Sudharsan and he has all the time in the world to crash it through cover!\nMujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .follows up the four with a six! Floatier and fuller outside off. Sudharsan plants his front .foot, goes through the line and pumps it over the bowler's head!\nMujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .on the shorter side again, just outside off. Sudharsan hops back and jabs it towards .extra cover\nMujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .slower and fuller outside off. Sudharsan stretches forward and drives it towards mid off, .where Pandya dives to his right and saves three\nMujeeb to Gill, FOUR runs .Gill wants a piece of the fun too! This is a proper buffet ball, to be completely honest. .Well down leg and Gill just helps it over short fine leg!\nMujeeb to Gill, no run .darted in short and into the pads again. Gill tries to access the region behind square on .the leg side but only picks out square leg. He will feel he missed out there\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .off-pace and into the track just outside off. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and stabs it .towards mid off . .Shubman Gill vs Deepak Chahar .BALLS .63 .RUNS .86 .OUTS .5 .SR .136.50 .4s\/6s .11\/2\nChahar to Gill, 2 runs .leg-cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Gill shapes for the short-arm pull but .scuffs it a little. Pandya tracks it down to his right from mid on and keeps it to two\nChahar to Gill, SIX runs .regal stroke-making! Length on middle and off, and Gill converts it into a slot ball by .advancing. Clean swing through the line and he bangs it over Chahar's head!\nChahar to Gill, 1 run .length on middle stump. Gill turns it towards mid wicket and hares across to the other .end\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 5 runs .banged into the track on middle and leg, and this seems to rush onto the batter. .Sudharsan tugs it towards deep square leg, and then MI shoot themselves in the foot .with an errant throw to the bowler's end, which is backed up by a grand total of zero .people. Dhir was the guilty party with the throw, although he might have sensed a run- .out opportunity, given Sudharsan was walking across for the single. Neither Pandya (at .mid off), or Rohit (at extra cover) backed up either. Terrible cricket, says Sunil Gavaskar .on air!\nChahar to Gill, 1 wide .slower bumper that goes awry and loops well over the batter's head. Easy decision for .the square leg umpire\nChahar to Gill, FOUR runs .that has been absolutely smashed! Slower ball that ends up being a half-tracker outside .off. Gill reads it early and swats it powerfully past mid wicket! .Time for a pause in play, with MI opting for the strategic time-out. No prizes for .guessing which team will be happier at this stage, and this opening partnership, after a .slight teething period, has taken the attack to MI. Mumbai need answers, and they need .them quickly\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .banged in short first up, just outside leg. Sudharsan ducks under it and the umpire calls .it a wide. A wide for height\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .off-pace on a back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan waits for it and turns it into .the mid wicket region\nHardik to Gill, 1 run .another slower one, on a length just outside off. Gill drops it into the off side and .canters across to the other end\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fuller outside off. Sudharsan gets forward and drives it towards sweeper cover\nHardik to Gill, no run .dug into the track outside off. Gill lets it go but the square leg umpire, this time, is happy .with the height. Called second bouncer for the over\nHardik to Gill, no run .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Gill takes a step down the track but has to .check his shot because of the lack of pace. Tugs it back to the bowler, who fields it .athletically to his right . .Shubman Gill vs Hardik Pandya .BALLS .15 .RUNS .8 .OUTS .3 .SR .53.33 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nHardik to Gill, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Gill gets a good stride in and drives it crisply to long off\nSantner to Gill, no run .length just outside off. Gill presses half forward and taps it towards extra cover\nSantner to Gill, 1 run .fired in fuller just outside off. Driven out to the sweeper on the deep cover fence .Over the wicket to the left-hander\nSantner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .length outside off. Sudharsan brings out the reverse and scuffs it behind point for a .single\nSantner to Gill, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Gill hangs back and cuts it towards backward point, .who dives to his right and ensures it is just a single. Raju the fielder\nSantner to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .back of a length outside off. Sudharsan goes back and pokes it towards extra cover\nSantner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shortish, pitching just outside off and spinning back in. Sudharsan hops back and .punches it towards deep mid wicket\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .banged into the track outside off. A bit of tennis-ball bounce and Sudharsan cannot get .over it completely. Shanks it towards deep mid wicket\nHardik to Gill, 2 runs .slower ball on a length outside off. Gill comes forward and tugs it to the edge of the ring .in the mid on region. Gill calls for two early and Sudharsan has to hustle to make it back\nHardik to Gill, OUT .straight to deep backward square leg! The former GT captain gets the current GT .skipper, and Pandya's grip over Gill in this particular match-up grows stronger! 4 .dismissals in 18 balls now. This is another short ball, sitting up on middle and off. Gill .gets a massive piece of this and absolutely laces it. The problem, however, is that he .also picks out the fielder in the deep. Dhir makes no mistake and Gill cannot believe .what he has done. Pandya just stands there with a beaming smile, and this is just the .breakthrough MI would have been after! .Shubman Gill c Naman Dhir b Pandya 38 (27b 4x4 1x6 40m) SR: 140.74\nHardik to Buttler, no run .off-pace on a length outside off. Buttler looks to drive on the up but the ball squirms .under the toe-end of his bat. That kept quite low\nHardik to Buttler, no run .length just outside off. Buttler has a loose prod at it and chunks it off the inside half of .the bat towards mid wicket\nHardik to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Buttler pats it enough to mid wicket's right and gets .off the mark with a single\nSantner to Buttler, no run .big lbw shout, not given! Angled in on a back of a length on off. Buttler gets into .position for the paddle-sweep early but then misses it. Gets rapped on the front thigh .and Santner is very interested. The umpire is not, though, and MI do not go upstairs\nSantner to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Buttler helps it round the corner . .Sai Sudharsan vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .183 .OUTS .1 .4s\/6s .14\/4 .SR .142.96 .AVE .183.00\nSantner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .angled in on a fullish length on leg stump. Sudharsan comes forward and tucks it off his .pads towards deep square leg\nSantner to Buttler, SIX runs .goes a mile up, and just clears the fence! Given plenty of air on a full length on middle .stump. Buttler gets under it a fair bit and the ball touches the moon before it comes .down. Raju, stood on the fence, tries to take it while over-looking the boundary and gets .hands to it. Fails to hold on, though!\nSantner to Buttler, FOUR runs .innovation at its best! Fired in quicker on a back of a length just outside off. Buttler .shuffles across and laps it neatly past the keeper!\nSantner to Buttler, 1 run .shortish on the stumps. Buttler gets onto the back foot and knocks it to long off","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs GT, 9th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run shortish outside off and Sudharsan is down the track straightaway. Jabs it fiercely towards backward point but cannot beat the fielder BALLS 2839 WKTS 122 4s\/6s 451\/83 ECON 7.17 AVE 27.82\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run a little fuller this time, although still a back of a length delivery outside off. A bit of shape away and Sudharsan, pressing forward, taps it into the off side\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan waits for the ball to arrive before running it down to deep third for a single Gill on strike now. Deep square leg and fine leg on the fence. Slip in place, albeit a little wider\n Boult to Gill, no run in-swinging yorker on leg stump. Gill gets forward and digs it out towards mid on\n Boult to Gill, 2 runs full again, this time on the pads. Gill gets onto the front foot, snaps his wrists into action and flicks it towards deep square leg for a couple of runs\n Boult to Gill, FOUR runs up and over! First real sign of aggression from the GT captain! Back of a length just outside off. Gill marches down the track and throws his hands at it, flaying it over cover point!\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run safe! Shortish on the hips. Sudharsan gets inside the line and tucks it away uppishly. Lands just short of fine leg, though Wide slip for Gill too\n Chahar to Gill, FOUR runs shot! Marginally short on off and this just sits up to be hit. Gill rocks into position, swivels and belts it through square leg! Shubman Gill T20 strike rate in Powerplay overs128.21\n Chahar to Gill, no run much fuller, almost a yorker on middle and leg. Gill presses forward and squeezes it out to mid wicket\n Chahar to Gill, no run angled in on a length on off. Gill gets onto the front foot and defends\n Chahar to Gill, 2 runs back of a length on leg stump. Gill lets the ball come to him before working it past mid wicket for a couple of runs Gill has looked in good touch so far. Not a whole lot of swing for Chahar, meanwhile\n Chahar to Gill, no run full outside off. Gill goes fishing at it away from his body and chunks it off the inside edge into his pads. A hint of in-swing on that occasion\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run fullish outside off. Sudharsan presses forward and punches it towards extra cover\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs oh my word - that is a shot and a half! Back of a length just outside off. Shapes away a little but it does not matter to Sudharsan, who dances down the track, stands up tall and creams an on-drive past Boult!\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs pushed in on a length on middle and off. Sudharsan transfers his weight forward and nudges it past mid wicket for a brace\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs another gorgeous stroke! Slower ball that lands right in the slot on middle and leg. Sudharsan uses the angle, waits for the slower ball and then clips it delightfully past mid wicket!\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shortish on leg stump. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and tucks it off his hips towards deep square leg\n Boult to Gill, 1 run back of a length outside off. Skids on and keeps a touch low, with Gill eventually running it down to short third\n Chahar to Gill, 1 run leg-cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Gill waits for it and dabs it through the backward point region for a single\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run banged into the track outside off. Sudharsan has a look at it and is then happy to let it go. Called one bouncer for the over Around the wicket now\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run short outside off. Seems like another change-up and Sudharsan hangs back, cutting it towards deep point\n Chahar to Gill, no run length on off. Gill takes a step down the track and drives it on the up to extra cover\n Chahar to Gill, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Holds a little in the surface and seems to bounce extra as Gill plonks it towards sweeper cover\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide another bumper but this seems to balloon over the batter's head. Sudharsan ducks under it and the umpire says it is high enough to be called a wide\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run slanted into the stumps. Sudharsan comes forward and flicks it to mid on. Calls for the single and a misfield by Santner makes that a very comfortable exercise\n Mujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs and he gets welcomed with a boundary! A bit of a drag-down outside off. Sits up nicely for Sudharsan and he has all the time in the world to crash it through cover!\n Mujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs follows up the four with a six! Floatier and fuller outside off. Sudharsan plants his front foot, goes through the line and pumps it over the bowler's head!\n Mujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, no run on the shorter side again, just outside off. Sudharsan hops back and jabs it towards extra cover\n Mujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run slower and fuller outside off. Sudharsan stretches forward and drives it towards mid off, where Pandya dives to his right and saves three\n Mujeeb to Gill, FOUR runs Gill wants a piece of the fun too! This is a proper buffet ball, to be completely honest. Well down leg and Gill just helps it over short fine leg!\n Mujeeb to Gill, no run darted in short and into the pads again. Gill tries to access the region behind square on the leg side but only picks out square leg. He will feel he missed out there\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run off-pace and into the track just outside off. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and stabs it towards mid off Shubman Gill vs Deepak Chahar BALLS 63 RUNS 86 OUTS 5 SR 136.50 4s\/6s 11\/2\n Chahar to Gill, 2 runs leg-cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Gill shapes for the short-arm pull but scuffs it a little. Pandya tracks it down to his right from mid on and keeps it to two\n Chahar to Gill, SIX runs regal stroke-making! Length on middle and off, and Gill converts it into a slot ball by advancing. Clean swing through the line and he bangs it over Chahar's head!\n Chahar to Gill, 1 run length on middle stump. Gill turns it towards mid wicket and hares across to the other end\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 5 runs banged into the track on middle and leg, and this seems to rush onto the batter. Sudharsan tugs it towards deep square leg, and then MI shoot themselves in the foot with an errant throw to the bowler's end, which is backed up by a grand total of zero people. Dhir was the guilty party with the throw, although he might have sensed a run-on air!\n Chahar to Gill, 1 wide slower bumper that goes awry and loops well over the batter's head. Easy decision for the square leg umpire\n Chahar to Gill, FOUR runs that has been absolutely smashed! Slower ball that ends up being a half-tracker outside off. Gill reads it early and swats it powerfully past mid wicket! Time for a pause in play, with MI opting for the strategic time-out. No prizes for guessing which team will be happier at this stage, and this opening partnership, after a slight teething period, has taken the attack to MI. Mumbai need answers, and they need them quickly\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide banged in short first up, just outside leg. Sudharsan ducks under it and the umpire calls it a wide. A wide for height\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run off-pace on a back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan waits for it and turns it into the mid wicket region\n Hardik to Gill, 1 run another slower one, on a length just outside off. Gill drops it into the off side and canters across to the other end\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fuller outside off. Sudharsan gets forward and drives it towards sweeper cover\n Hardik to Gill, no run dug into the track outside off. Gill lets it go but the square leg umpire, this time, is happy with the height. Called second bouncer for the over\n Hardik to Gill, no run off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Gill takes a step down the track but has to check his shot because of the lack of pace. Tugs it back to the bowler, who fields it athletically to his right Shubman Gill vs Hardik Pandya BALLS 15 RUNS 8 OUTS 3 SR 53.33 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Hardik to Gill, 1 run fullish just outside off. Gill gets a good stride in and drives it crisply to long off\n Santner to Gill, no run length just outside off. Gill presses half forward and taps it towards extra cover\n Santner to Gill, 1 run fired in fuller just outside off. Driven out to the sweeper on the deep cover fence Over the wicket to the left-hander\n Santner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run length outside off. Sudharsan brings out the reverse and scuffs it behind point for a single\n Santner to Gill, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Gill hangs back and cuts it towards backward point, who dives to his right and ensures it is just a single. Raju the fielder\n Santner to B Sai Sudharsan, no run back of a length outside off. Sudharsan goes back and pokes it towards extra cover\n Santner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shortish, pitching just outside off and spinning back in. Sudharsan hops back and punches it towards deep mid wicket\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run banged into the track outside off. A bit of tennis-ball bounce and Sudharsan cannot get over it completely. Shanks it towards deep mid wicket\n Hardik to Gill, 2 runs slower ball on a length outside off. Gill comes forward and tugs it to the edge of the ring in the mid on region. Gill calls for two early and Sudharsan has to hustle to make it back\n Hardik to Gill, OUT straight to deep backward square leg! The former GT captain gets the current GT skipper, and Pandya's grip over Gill in this particular match-up grows stronger! 4 dismissals in 18 balls now. This is another short ball, sitting up on middle and off. Gill gets a massive piece of this and absolutely laces it. The problem, however, is that he also picks out the fielder in the deep. Dhir makes no mistake and Gill cannot believe what he has done. Pandya just stands there with a beaming smile, and this is just the breakthrough MI would have been after! \n Hardik to Buttler, no run off-pace on a length outside off. Buttler looks to drive on the up but the ball squirms under the toe-end of his bat. That kept quite low\n Hardik to Buttler, no run length just outside off. Buttler has a loose prod at it and chunks it off the inside half of the bat towards mid wicket\n Hardik to Buttler, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Buttler pats it enough to mid wicket's right and gets off the mark with a single\n Santner to Buttler, no run big lbw shout, not given! Angled in on a back of a length on off. Buttler gets into position for the paddle-sweep early but then misses it. Gets rapped on the front thigh and Santner is very interested. The umpire is not, though, and MI do not go upstairs\n Santner to Buttler, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Buttler helps it round the corner Sai Sudharsan vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 183 OUTS 1 4s\/6s 14\/4 SR 142.96 AVE 183.00\n Santner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run angled in on a fullish length on leg stump. Sudharsan comes forward and tucks it off his pads towards deep square leg\n Santner to Buttler, SIX runs goes a mile up, and just clears the fence! Given plenty of air on a full length on middle stump. Buttler gets under it a fair bit and the ball touches the moon before it comes down. Raju, stood on the fence, tries to take it while over-looking the boundary and gets hands to it. Fails to hold on, though!\n Santner to Buttler, FOUR runs innovation at its best! Fired in quicker on a back of a length just outside off. Buttler shuffles across and laps it neatly past the keeper!\n Santner to Buttler, 1 run shortish on the stumps. Buttler gets onto the back foot and knocks it to long off","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill"],"Runs":[38.0,13.0,38.0],"Balls_Faced":[25,8,27],"Fours":[3,1,4],"Sixes":[1,1,1],"S\/R":[152.0,162.5,140.74],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","c Naman Dhir b Pandya"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Boult","Chahar","Hardik","Mujeeb","Santner"],"Balls":[12,18,12,6,12],"Runs_Given":[19.0,32.0,9.0,15.0,17.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,3.0,2.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .shortish outside off and Sudharsan is down the track straightaway. Jabs it fiercely .towards backward point but cannot beat the fielder . .Trent Boult in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .2839 .WKTS .122 .4s\/6s .451\/83 .ECON .7.17 .AVE .27.82\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .a little fuller this time, although still a back of a length delivery outside off. A bit of .shape away and Sudharsan, pressing forward, taps it into the off side\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan waits for the ball to arrive before running it .down to deep third for a single .Gill on strike now. Deep square leg and fine leg on the fence. Slip in place, albeit a little .wider\nBoult to Gill, no run .in-swinging yorker on leg stump. Gill gets forward and digs it out towards mid on\nBoult to Gill, 2 runs .full again, this time on the pads. Gill gets onto the front foot, snaps his wrists into action .and flicks it towards deep square leg for a couple of runs\nBoult to Gill, FOUR runs .up and over! First real sign of aggression from the GT captain! Back of a length just .outside off. Gill marches down the track and throws his hands at it, flaying it over cover .point!\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .safe! Shortish on the hips. Sudharsan gets inside the line and tucks it away uppishly. .Lands just short of fine leg, though .Wide slip for Gill too\nChahar to Gill, FOUR runs .shot! Marginally short on off and this just sits up to be hit. Gill rocks into position, .swivels and belts it through square leg! .Shubman Gill T20 strike rate in Powerplay overs128.21\nChahar to Gill, no run .much fuller, almost a yorker on middle and leg. Gill presses forward and squeezes it out .to mid wicket\nChahar to Gill, no run .angled in on a length on off. Gill gets onto the front foot and defends\nChahar to Gill, 2 runs .back of a length on leg stump. Gill lets the ball come to him before working it past mid .wicket for a couple of runs .Gill has looked in good touch so far. Not a whole lot of swing for Chahar, meanwhile\nChahar to Gill, no run .full outside off. Gill goes fishing at it away from his body and chunks it off the inside .edge into his pads. A hint of in-swing on that occasion\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .fullish outside off. Sudharsan presses forward and punches it towards extra cover\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .oh my word - that is a shot and a half! Back of a length just outside off. Shapes away a .little but it does not matter to Sudharsan, who dances down the track, stands up tall and .creams an on-drive past Boult!\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .pushed in on a length on middle and off. Sudharsan transfers his weight forward and .nudges it past mid wicket for a brace\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .another gorgeous stroke! Slower ball that lands right in the slot on middle and leg. .Sudharsan uses the angle, waits for the slower ball and then clips it delightfully past .mid wicket!\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shortish on leg stump. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and tucks it off his hips towards .deep square leg\nBoult to Gill, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Skids on and keeps a touch low, with Gill eventually running .it down to short third\nChahar to Gill, 1 run .leg-cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Gill waits for it and dabs it through the .backward point region for a single\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .banged into the track outside off. Sudharsan has a look at it and is then happy to let it .go. Called one bouncer for the over .Around the wicket now\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .short outside off. Seems like another change-up and Sudharsan hangs back, cutting it .towards deep point\nChahar to Gill, no run .length on off. Gill takes a step down the track and drives it on the up to extra cover\nChahar to Gill, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Holds a little in the surface and seems to bounce extra .as Gill plonks it towards sweeper cover\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .another bumper but this seems to balloon over the batter's head. Sudharsan ducks .under it and the umpire says it is high enough to be called a wide\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .slanted into the stumps. Sudharsan comes forward and flicks it to mid on. Calls for the .single and a misfield by Santner makes that a very comfortable exercise\nMujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .and he gets welcomed with a boundary! A bit of a drag-down outside off. Sits up nicely .for Sudharsan and he has all the time in the world to crash it through cover!\nMujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .follows up the four with a six! Floatier and fuller outside off. Sudharsan plants his front .foot, goes through the line and pumps it over the bowler's head!\nMujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .on the shorter side again, just outside off. Sudharsan hops back and jabs it towards .extra cover\nMujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .slower and fuller outside off. Sudharsan stretches forward and drives it towards mid off, .where Pandya dives to his right and saves three\nMujeeb to Gill, FOUR runs .Gill wants a piece of the fun too! This is a proper buffet ball, to be completely honest. .Well down leg and Gill just helps it over short fine leg!\nMujeeb to Gill, no run .darted in short and into the pads again. Gill tries to access the region behind square on .the leg side but only picks out square leg. He will feel he missed out there\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .off-pace and into the track just outside off. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and stabs it .towards mid off . .Shubman Gill vs Deepak Chahar .BALLS .63 .RUNS .86 .OUTS .5 .SR .136.50 .4s\/6s .11\/2\nChahar to Gill, 2 runs .leg-cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Gill shapes for the short-arm pull but .scuffs it a little. Pandya tracks it down to his right from mid on and keeps it to two\nChahar to Gill, SIX runs .regal stroke-making! Length on middle and off, and Gill converts it into a slot ball by .advancing. Clean swing through the line and he bangs it over Chahar's head!\nChahar to Gill, 1 run .length on middle stump. Gill turns it towards mid wicket and hares across to the other .end\nChahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 5 runs .banged into the track on middle and leg, and this seems to rush onto the batter. .Sudharsan tugs it towards deep square leg, and then MI shoot themselves in the foot .with an errant throw to the bowler's end, which is backed up by a grand total of zero .people. Dhir was the guilty party with the throw, although he might have sensed a run- .out opportunity, given Sudharsan was walking across for the single. Neither Pandya (at .mid off), or Rohit (at extra cover) backed up either. Terrible cricket, says Sunil Gavaskar .on air!\nChahar to Gill, 1 wide .slower bumper that goes awry and loops well over the batter's head. Easy decision for .the square leg umpire\nChahar to Gill, FOUR runs .that has been absolutely smashed! Slower ball that ends up being a half-tracker outside .off. Gill reads it early and swats it powerfully past mid wicket! .Time for a pause in play, with MI opting for the strategic time-out. No prizes for .guessing which team will be happier at this stage, and this opening partnership, after a .slight teething period, has taken the attack to MI. Mumbai need answers, and they need .them quickly\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .banged in short first up, just outside leg. Sudharsan ducks under it and the umpire calls .it a wide. A wide for height\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .off-pace on a back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan waits for it and turns it into .the mid wicket region\nHardik to Gill, 1 run .another slower one, on a length just outside off. Gill drops it into the off side and .canters across to the other end\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fuller outside off. Sudharsan gets forward and drives it towards sweeper cover\nHardik to Gill, no run .dug into the track outside off. Gill lets it go but the square leg umpire, this time, is happy .with the height. Called second bouncer for the over\nHardik to Gill, no run .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Gill takes a step down the track but has to .check his shot because of the lack of pace. Tugs it back to the bowler, who fields it .athletically to his right . .Shubman Gill vs Hardik Pandya .BALLS .15 .RUNS .8 .OUTS .3 .SR .53.33 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nHardik to Gill, 1 run .fullish just outside off. Gill gets a good stride in and drives it crisply to long off\nSantner to Gill, no run .length just outside off. Gill presses half forward and taps it towards extra cover\nSantner to Gill, 1 run .fired in fuller just outside off. Driven out to the sweeper on the deep cover fence .Over the wicket to the left-hander\nSantner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .length outside off. Sudharsan brings out the reverse and scuffs it behind point for a .single\nSantner to Gill, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Gill hangs back and cuts it towards backward point, .who dives to his right and ensures it is just a single. Raju the fielder\nSantner to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .back of a length outside off. Sudharsan goes back and pokes it towards extra cover\nSantner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shortish, pitching just outside off and spinning back in. Sudharsan hops back and .punches it towards deep mid wicket\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .banged into the track outside off. A bit of tennis-ball bounce and Sudharsan cannot get .over it completely. Shanks it towards deep mid wicket\nHardik to Gill, 2 runs .slower ball on a length outside off. Gill comes forward and tugs it to the edge of the ring .in the mid on region. Gill calls for two early and Sudharsan has to hustle to make it back\nHardik to Gill, OUT .straight to deep backward square leg! The former GT captain gets the current GT .skipper, and Pandya's grip over Gill in this particular match-up grows stronger! 4 .dismissals in 18 balls now. This is another short ball, sitting up on middle and off. Gill .gets a massive piece of this and absolutely laces it. The problem, however, is that he .also picks out the fielder in the deep. Dhir makes no mistake and Gill cannot believe .what he has done. Pandya just stands there with a beaming smile, and this is just the .breakthrough MI would have been after! .Shubman Gill c Naman Dhir b Pandya 38 (27b 4x4 1x6 40m) SR: 140.74\nHardik to Buttler, no run .off-pace on a length outside off. Buttler looks to drive on the up but the ball squirms .under the toe-end of his bat. That kept quite low\nHardik to Buttler, no run .length just outside off. Buttler has a loose prod at it and chunks it off the inside half of .the bat towards mid wicket\nHardik to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Buttler pats it enough to mid wicket's right and gets .off the mark with a single\nSantner to Buttler, no run .big lbw shout, not given! Angled in on a back of a length on off. Buttler gets into .position for the paddle-sweep early but then misses it. Gets rapped on the front thigh .and Santner is very interested. The umpire is not, though, and MI do not go upstairs\nSantner to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Buttler helps it round the corner . .Sai Sudharsan vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .183 .OUTS .1 .4s\/6s .14\/4 .SR .142.96 .AVE .183.00\nSantner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .angled in on a fullish length on leg stump. Sudharsan comes forward and tucks it off his .pads towards deep square leg\nSantner to Buttler, SIX runs .goes a mile up, and just clears the fence! Given plenty of air on a full length on middle .stump. Buttler gets under it a fair bit and the ball touches the moon before it comes .down. Raju, stood on the fence, tries to take it while over-looking the boundary and gets .hands to it. Fails to hold on, though!\nSantner to Buttler, FOUR runs .innovation at its best! Fired in quicker on a back of a length just outside off. Buttler .shuffles across and laps it neatly past the keeper!\nSantner to Buttler, 1 run .shortish on the stumps. Buttler gets onto the back foot and knocks it to long off\nHardik to Buttler, no run .Rickelton and Pandya appeal for a caught-behind, and they go upstairs! Slower bumper .just outside off. Cuts back in a little and Buttler is too early into the pull. The ball seems .to pass through without scraping the bat, although replays might provide further .conclusive evidence of that. There seems to be a clear gap between bat and ball, and .UltraEdge confirms it. MI burn a review, and Buttler stays!\nHardik to Buttler, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Buttler gets inside the line and glances it down to .fine leg\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .off-pace on a shortish length, following the batter outside leg. Sudharsan eases it out to .deep square leg\nHardik to Buttler, FOUR runs .Buttler is on the charge! Banged into the track outside off and this time, Buttler is ready .for it. He hops up onto his toes and hammers it over mid wicket!\nHardik to Buttler, 2 runs .cutter on a length just outside off. Buttler stabs it to the edge of the circle in the mid on .region. Both batters decide on the second and Sudharsan has to sprawl to complete it. .A direct hit by Tilak might have made things interesting\nHardik to Buttler, 1 run .slower delivery dug into the track outside off. Buttler stands up tall and hacks it towards .deep mid wicket\nSantner to Buttler, no run .floated up full and wide, perhaps after pre-empting the reverse. Buttler tries to .manufacture something but only grabs a handful of fresh air . .Jos Buttler vs Mitchell Santner .BALLS .76 .RUNS .91 .OUTS .1 .SR .119.73 .4s\/6s .5\/4\nSantner to Buttler, no run .shorter outside off. Buttler shapes for the cut but the lack of pace means he scuffs it .towards extra cover\nSantner to Buttler, FOUR runs .oh dear - more sloppy work in the field! Fullish outside off. Buttler plants his front foot .and drills it towards long off. Dhir lets it slip through his fingers, and the ball hits the .fence!\nSantner to Buttler, 1 run .tossed up full outside off. Buttler connects with his reverse-sweep this time and helps it .towards short third\nSantner to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .length on middle and leg. Sudharsan nurdles it into the vast open mid wicket region and .tears back for the second. Brilliant running!\nSantner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .shortish on off. Sudharsan gives himself a bit of room and cuts it towards sweeper .cover\nRaju to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .slower ball on a length just outside off. Sudharsan hacks it down the ground to long on\nRaju to Buttler, FOUR runs .oh dear - what kind of ball was that?! Slower bumper that is so short that Raju nearly .took out his own toe-nail with it. Buttler has to wait and wait and wait and when the ball .does arrive, he smacks it between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg!\nRaju to Buttler, 1 run .on a length on off. Buttler gets onto the front foot and drives it on the up to long off\nRaju to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .off-pace on a length on off. Sudharsan does not pick it until very late and bunts it to the .left of the pitch for a single\nRaju to Buttler, 1 run .another slower ball, on a length outside off. Buttler drags it towards long on\nRaju to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .clever, clever batting! Slower bumper, angling into middle and off. Sudharsan watches .it and arches his back at the last moment to glide it over the keeper's head! .Time for another pause. GT's momentum has been curbed a little, but this partnership is .just beginning to blossom. Buttler, if he can stick around till the end, could take GT close .(or even beyond) 200\nMujeeb to Buttler, 2 runs .full and wide outside off. Buttler throws his hands at it and drills it past extra cover. .Good work on the fence by Tilak to prevent the boundary\nMujeeb to Buttler, FOUR runs .shot! Marginally short and Buttler latches onto it. Sits deep in his crease and pummels it .between long on and deep mid wicket! . .Jos Buttler vs Mujeeb Ur Rahman .BALLS .50 .RUNS .71 .OUTS .2 .SR .142.00 .4s\/6s .7\/2\nMujeeb to Buttler, 1 run .low full toss outside off. Buttler reaches out for it and clinks it towards long off .Over the wicket to Sudharsan as well\nMujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .fullish outside off. Sudharsan laces his cover drive and extra cover misfields to allow a .single. Rohit was the fielder on that occasion\nMujeeb to Buttler, OUT .nicked and gone! Mujeeb gets the big fish, and that is a massive moment in the game! .Carrom ball hung up on a length wide outside off. Buttler tries to smash it into next .week but loses his shape just a touch. Gets a healthy edge and Rickelton gobbles up the .chance with consummate ease. Buttler walks back disappointed; MI, meanwhile, elated! .Jos Buttler c \u2020Rickelton b Mujeeb Ur Rahman 39 (24b 5x4 1x6 25m) SR: 162.5\nMujeeb to Shahrukh Khan, 5 wide .oh dear - that is the worst ball to bowl at this stage! Darted in a mile outside leg. .Shahrukh does not get bat on it and Rickelton cannot get around to it either. Five bonus .runs!\nMujeeb to Shahrukh Khan, no run .zipped in full on the stumps. Shahrukh pats it back to the bowler, who fields it smartly\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Sudharsan waits for it and chops it behind point. Brings up .his fifty off 33 balls too, and raises his bat to take in the applause! .See all photos\nBoult to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .off-pace again on a length just outside off. Shahrukh stands tall and slaps it towards .extra cover, whose misfield allows Sudharsan to get across for a single\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .into the blockhole just outside off. Sudharsan jams it off the inside edge into his pads. .The ball then rolls away to the right, and Shahrukh smuggles a single, with Boult unable .to swoop in cleanly on his follow-through\nBoult to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .slower ball dug into the track on off stump. Shahrukh waits for it and heaves it towards .deep backward square leg\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .very full on middle and leg. Sudharsan has a swish at it and squirts it off the inside edge .towards short fine leg\nBoult to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Shahrukh clears his front leg and hoicks it towards .deep backward square leg\nHardik to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs .Pandya tries the double-bluff, and gets outwitted by Shahrukh! Banged in short outside .off. Shahrukh picks it early, swivels and smears it over square leg!\nHardik to Shahrukh Khan, no run .off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Shahrukh has a wild yahoo across the line .and only connects with fresh air\nHardik to Shahrukh Khan, OUT .the plan works a charm, and Pandya has his man! Slow, short and wide again, although .this is much shorter and wider than the ball that went for a six to the other side. .Shahrukh has no option but to try and muscle it over deep cover but fails to generate .the power he is after. Straight down Tilak's throat, and Pandya has a wry smile on his .face! .M Shahrukh Khan c Tilak Varma b Pandya 9 (7b 0x4 1x6 9m) SR: 128.57\nHardik to Rutherford, 1 run .slower bumper just outside leg. Rutherford gets inside the line and hooks it down to fine .leg . .Sai Sudharsan in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .807 .OUTS .15 .4s\/6s .67\/23 .SR .141.57 .AVE .53.80\nHardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .yorker, following the batter outside leg. Sudharsan tucks it off his toes towards deep .mid wicket\nHardik to Rutherford, 1 wide .goes short again but this is too short. Balloons past the batter and once he lets it go, the .square leg umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\nHardik to Rutherford, 1 wide .slower bumper again, which is not a big surprise. Rutherford swipes at it and only swats .away a few flies in the process. Called a wide, though\nHardik to Rutherford, 1 run .shortish just outside leg. Rutherford gets inside the line and helps it towards fine leg .An 11-run over to close out Pandya's spell. His impact has been instant in a bowling .sense and he will be happy with his efforts tonight\nRaju to Rutherford, 1 wide .goes for the wide yorker but ends up bowling a wide full toss. Rutherford tries to access .it but cannot lay bat on ball. Not called a wide, which prompts Rutherford to review. .Rutherford's back foot is a little outside off, which means the tramlines move as well. .But the ball is further away, so the wide has been given now after review!\nRaju to Rutherford, SIX runs .fetch that, says Sherfane Rutherford! Slower ball that lands right in the slot outside off. .Rutherford reads it like the morning daily and smokes it clean over long off! .Looks like Raju is trying to reprise Vyshak's plans from the other evening. It has not paid .dividends so far, though . .Sherfane Rutherford in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1016 .OUTS .41 .4s\/6s .68\/77 .SR .183.72 .AVE .24.78\nRaju to Rutherford, 1 wide .another attempted wide yorker, although this is clearly beyond the tramlines. Rutherford .cannot reach it and the umpire calls it a wide\nRaju to Rutherford, 1 run .nails the yorker and the line on this occasion. Outside off and Rutherford can only .squeeze it out to short third\nRaju to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .Sudharsan goes big too now! This is seam-up but again in the slot outside off. .Sudharsan takes a step across, gets down low and clubs it over deep mid wicket!\nRaju to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .low full toss wide outside off. Sudharsan throws his hands at it and drills it to sweeper .cover's right. Has enough time to race back for two .17 off the over already and two more balls to go\nRaju to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .into the blockhole wide outside off. Sudharsan cannot get under it despite advancing .and clinks it towards extra cover. Santner hits the stumps at the batter's end but .Rutherford had made it comfortably .Over the wicket now\nRaju to Rutherford, 1 run .low full toss hung up wide outside off. Rutherford reaches out for it and pushes it .towards long off. 19 off the 17th over!\nBoult to Rutherford, SIX runs .and Boult gets smoked over cow corner! Rutherford is cooking, folks! Low full toss .speared into middle and leg. Rutherford uses his wrists to get under it and shovels it .away!\nBoult to Rutherford, no run .slower delivery dug into the track just outside off. Rutherford cannot come to grips with .the lack of pace and wafts at thin air .Rohit and Pandya having a chat while standing at extra cover and mid off, respectively. .Deep backward point, sweeper cover, long on, deep mid wicket and deep backward .square leg are out\nBoult to Rutherford, 1 run .dug into the track on leg stump. Rutherford gets inside the line and swings it away .towards deep backward square leg\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .excellent yorker on middle and off. Sudharsan jams down on it and digs it out into the .off side\nBoult to Rutherford, 1 run .full toss wide outside off. Rutherford does well to reach it but cannot do much with it .after that. Scuffed towards mid off\nBoult to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .massive lbw shout, and Boult sends Sudharsan on his way! This is a searing leg-stump .yorker that seems to tail in late as well. Sudharsan cannot get his bat down in time and .the ball breezes past the inside edge to smash him on the back leg. Right in front of leg .stump and the umpire has no hesitation in raising his finger. Sudharsan does not bother .with the review either, and MI get the set batter with two overs still left! .Sai Sudharsan lbw b Boult 63 (41b 4x4 2x6 93m) SR: 153.65\nChahar to Rutherford, OUT .it is all happening here! Length ball wide outside off. Rutherford powers it straight to .mid off. Tewatia takes a start and then has to go back because of how quickly that got .to Pandya at mid off. Pandya then hits the stumps at the bowler's end and Tewatia .cannot drag his bat behind the crease in time. Oh wow, that is not a great bit of cricket .by the batter, but MI will not mind. They will not mind one bit! .Rahul Tewatia run out (Pandya) 0 (0b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nChahar to Rutherford, OUT .two in two in the over for the Mumbai Indians, three in three overall, and all of a .sudden, this Titans innings is in a tailspin! Back of a length outside off. Rutherford sits .deep in his crease and looks to carve it away. Gets under it but not enough to clear the .fence. Deep extra cover comes around to his left, settles under the high ball and does .the rest. Perfect planning, perfect execution, and MI have momentum! .Sherfane Rutherford c Santner b Chahar 18 (11b 0x4 2x6 20m) SR: 163.63\nChahar to Rabada, no run .fullish just outside off. Rabada looks to go downtown first up but only connects with the .fresh Ahmedabad air\nChahar to Rabada, SIX runs .oh, hello! Chahar bowls it into the slot outside off and Rabada climbs into it. Free swing .through the line and the ball goes soaring over the bowler's head!\nChahar to Rabada, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Rabada looks to repeat the dose but the ball sticks in the .surface just enough to ensure he chalks it. Single to long off\nChahar to Rashid Khan, no run .superb slower yorker outside off. Dips on Rashid late and he cannot squeeze it out into .the off side .A top, top over by Chahar at this stage. Just seven off it, and he has drained the .momentum out of this innings\nRaju to Rabada, 1 bye .slower ball on a full length on leg stump. Rabada backs away and swings for the hills. .Makes no contact and Rashid is sharp enough to pinch a bye . .Rashid Khan in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1795 .OUTS .135 .4s\/6s .132\/125 .SR .161.71 .AVE .13.29\nRaju to Rashid Khan, 1 wide .length ball hung up wide outside off. Rashid throws the kitchen sink at it but still cannot .make contact. Called a wide and MI opt not to review\nRaju to Rashid Khan, SIX runs .right out of the screws! Back of a length outside off and that is just the sort of length .Rashid is after. He clears his front leg and mauls it over long on! .Long off, long on, deep point and deep cover on the fence\nRaju to Rashid Khan, no run .nails the wide yorker to perfection. Seems to sneak just inside the tramlines and Rashid .does not get the wide call he is after\nRaju to Rashid Khan, OUT .Rashid perishes! And Raju has his first IPL wicket! Fullish outside off. Rashid skips .down the track and then tries to almost slog-sweep it. Gets into an undesirable position .for the stroke and skies it towards long on. Pandya runs in and gobbles up the chance. .Pandya embraces Raju, and the youngster has something to show for his toil tonight! .Rashid Khan c Pandya b Raju 6 (4b 0x4 1x6 9m) SR: 150\nRaju to Sai Kishore, 1 run .full toss on the stumps. Sai Kishore stays leg side and punches it towards mid off. .Scampers across to the other end, although he would have been out with a direct hit\nRaju to Rabada, 1 wide .slower ball into the track outside off and this dies on its way through to the keeper. .Beyond the tramlines too, and the umpire has to indulge in some more exercise\nRaju to Rabada, OUT .another slower ball into the track outside off. Like the previous ball, this dies after .pitching and Rabada has to abandon his shot mid-way. Sai Kishore tries to smuggle a .bye but Rickelton hits bulls-eye at the batter's end to ensure GT finish on 196! Hang .on...GT have reviewed this for a wide. Pretty sure nothing will come out of this, and that .is exactly the case. Well inside the tramlines and GT indeed finish four short of 200! .Sai Kishore run out (\u2020Rickelton) 1 (1b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 100","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - MI vs GT, 9th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run shortish outside off and Sudharsan is down the track straightaway. Jabs it fiercely towards backward point but cannot beat the fielder BALLS 2839 WKTS 122 4s\/6s 451\/83 ECON 7.17 AVE 27.82\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run a little fuller this time, although still a back of a length delivery outside off. A bit of shape away and Sudharsan, pressing forward, taps it into the off side\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan waits for the ball to arrive before running it down to deep third for a single Gill on strike now. Deep square leg and fine leg on the fence. Slip in place, albeit a little wider\n Boult to Gill, no run in-swinging yorker on leg stump. Gill gets forward and digs it out towards mid on\n Boult to Gill, 2 runs full again, this time on the pads. Gill gets onto the front foot, snaps his wrists into action and flicks it towards deep square leg for a couple of runs\n Boult to Gill, FOUR runs up and over! First real sign of aggression from the GT captain! Back of a length just outside off. Gill marches down the track and throws his hands at it, flaying it over cover point!\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run safe! Shortish on the hips. Sudharsan gets inside the line and tucks it away uppishly. Lands just short of fine leg, though Wide slip for Gill too\n Chahar to Gill, FOUR runs shot! Marginally short on off and this just sits up to be hit. Gill rocks into position, swivels and belts it through square leg! Shubman Gill T20 strike rate in Powerplay overs128.21\n Chahar to Gill, no run much fuller, almost a yorker on middle and leg. Gill presses forward and squeezes it out to mid wicket\n Chahar to Gill, no run angled in on a length on off. Gill gets onto the front foot and defends\n Chahar to Gill, 2 runs back of a length on leg stump. Gill lets the ball come to him before working it past mid wicket for a couple of runs Gill has looked in good touch so far. Not a whole lot of swing for Chahar, meanwhile\n Chahar to Gill, no run full outside off. Gill goes fishing at it away from his body and chunks it off the inside edge into his pads. A hint of in-swing on that occasion\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, no run fullish outside off. Sudharsan presses forward and punches it towards extra cover\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs oh my word - that is a shot and a half! Back of a length just outside off. Shapes away a little but it does not matter to Sudharsan, who dances down the track, stands up tall and creams an on-drive past Boult!\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs pushed in on a length on middle and off. Sudharsan transfers his weight forward and nudges it past mid wicket for a brace\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs another gorgeous stroke! Slower ball that lands right in the slot on middle and leg. Sudharsan uses the angle, waits for the slower ball and then clips it delightfully past mid wicket!\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shortish on leg stump. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and tucks it off his hips towards deep square leg\n Boult to Gill, 1 run back of a length outside off. Skids on and keeps a touch low, with Gill eventually running it down to short third\n Chahar to Gill, 1 run leg-cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Gill waits for it and dabs it through the backward point region for a single\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, no run banged into the track outside off. Sudharsan has a look at it and is then happy to let it go. Called one bouncer for the over Around the wicket now\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run short outside off. Seems like another change-up and Sudharsan hangs back, cutting it towards deep point\n Chahar to Gill, no run length on off. Gill takes a step down the track and drives it on the up to extra cover\n Chahar to Gill, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Holds a little in the surface and seems to bounce extra as Gill plonks it towards sweeper cover\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide another bumper but this seems to balloon over the batter's head. Sudharsan ducks under it and the umpire says it is high enough to be called a wide\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run slanted into the stumps. Sudharsan comes forward and flicks it to mid on. Calls for the single and a misfield by Santner makes that a very comfortable exercise\n Mujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs and he gets welcomed with a boundary! A bit of a drag-down outside off. Sits up nicely for Sudharsan and he has all the time in the world to crash it through cover!\n Mujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs follows up the four with a six! Floatier and fuller outside off. Sudharsan plants his front foot, goes through the line and pumps it over the bowler's head!\n Mujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, no run on the shorter side again, just outside off. Sudharsan hops back and jabs it towards extra cover\n Mujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run slower and fuller outside off. Sudharsan stretches forward and drives it towards mid off, where Pandya dives to his right and saves three\n Mujeeb to Gill, FOUR runs Gill wants a piece of the fun too! This is a proper buffet ball, to be completely honest. Well down leg and Gill just helps it over short fine leg!\n Mujeeb to Gill, no run darted in short and into the pads again. Gill tries to access the region behind square on the leg side but only picks out square leg. He will feel he missed out there\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run off-pace and into the track just outside off. Sudharsan gets up on his toes and stabs it towards mid off Shubman Gill vs Deepak Chahar BALLS 63 RUNS 86 OUTS 5 SR 136.50 4s\/6s 11\/2\n Chahar to Gill, 2 runs leg-cutter on a back of a length just outside off. Gill shapes for the short-arm pull but scuffs it a little. Pandya tracks it down to his right from mid on and keeps it to two\n Chahar to Gill, SIX runs regal stroke-making! Length on middle and off, and Gill converts it into a slot ball by advancing. Clean swing through the line and he bangs it over Chahar's head!\n Chahar to Gill, 1 run length on middle stump. Gill turns it towards mid wicket and hares across to the other end\n Chahar to B Sai Sudharsan, 5 runs banged into the track on middle and leg, and this seems to rush onto the batter. Sudharsan tugs it towards deep square leg, and then MI shoot themselves in the foot with an errant throw to the bowler's end, which is backed up by a grand total of zero people. Dhir was the guilty party with the throw, although he might have sensed a run-on air!\n Chahar to Gill, 1 wide slower bumper that goes awry and loops well over the batter's head. Easy decision for the square leg umpire\n Chahar to Gill, FOUR runs that has been absolutely smashed! Slower ball that ends up being a half-tracker outside off. Gill reads it early and swats it powerfully past mid wicket! Time for a pause in play, with MI opting for the strategic time-out. No prizes for guessing which team will be happier at this stage, and this opening partnership, after a slight teething period, has taken the attack to MI. Mumbai need answers, and they need them quickly\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide banged in short first up, just outside leg. Sudharsan ducks under it and the umpire calls it a wide. A wide for height\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run off-pace on a back of a length just outside off. Sudharsan waits for it and turns it into the mid wicket region\n Hardik to Gill, 1 run another slower one, on a length just outside off. Gill drops it into the off side and canters across to the other end\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fuller outside off. Sudharsan gets forward and drives it towards sweeper cover\n Hardik to Gill, no run dug into the track outside off. Gill lets it go but the square leg umpire, this time, is happy with the height. Called second bouncer for the over\n Hardik to Gill, no run off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Gill takes a step down the track but has to check his shot because of the lack of pace. Tugs it back to the bowler, who fields it athletically to his right Shubman Gill vs Hardik Pandya BALLS 15 RUNS 8 OUTS 3 SR 53.33 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Hardik to Gill, 1 run fullish just outside off. Gill gets a good stride in and drives it crisply to long off\n Santner to Gill, no run length just outside off. Gill presses half forward and taps it towards extra cover\n Santner to Gill, 1 run fired in fuller just outside off. Driven out to the sweeper on the deep cover fence Over the wicket to the left-hander\n Santner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run length outside off. Sudharsan brings out the reverse and scuffs it behind point for a single\n Santner to Gill, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Gill hangs back and cuts it towards backward point, who dives to his right and ensures it is just a single. Raju the fielder\n Santner to B Sai Sudharsan, no run back of a length outside off. Sudharsan goes back and pokes it towards extra cover\n Santner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shortish, pitching just outside off and spinning back in. Sudharsan hops back and punches it towards deep mid wicket\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run banged into the track outside off. A bit of tennis-ball bounce and Sudharsan cannot get over it completely. Shanks it towards deep mid wicket\n Hardik to Gill, 2 runs slower ball on a length outside off. Gill comes forward and tugs it to the edge of the ring in the mid on region. Gill calls for two early and Sudharsan has to hustle to make it back\n Hardik to Gill, OUT straight to deep backward square leg! The former GT captain gets the current GT skipper, and Pandya's grip over Gill in this particular match-up grows stronger! 4 dismissals in 18 balls now. This is another short ball, sitting up on middle and off. Gill gets a massive piece of this and absolutely laces it. The problem, however, is that he also picks out the fielder in the deep. Dhir makes no mistake and Gill cannot believe what he has done. Pandya just stands there with a beaming smile, and this is just the breakthrough MI would have been after! \n Hardik to Buttler, no run off-pace on a length outside off. Buttler looks to drive on the up but the ball squirms under the toe-end of his bat. That kept quite low\n Hardik to Buttler, no run length just outside off. Buttler has a loose prod at it and chunks it off the inside half of the bat towards mid wicket\n Hardik to Buttler, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Buttler pats it enough to mid wicket's right and gets off the mark with a single\n Santner to Buttler, no run big lbw shout, not given! Angled in on a back of a length on off. Buttler gets into position for the paddle-sweep early but then misses it. Gets rapped on the front thigh and Santner is very interested. The umpire is not, though, and MI do not go upstairs\n Santner to Buttler, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Buttler helps it round the corner Sai Sudharsan vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 183 OUTS 1 4s\/6s 14\/4 SR 142.96 AVE 183.00\n Santner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run angled in on a fullish length on leg stump. Sudharsan comes forward and tucks it off his pads towards deep square leg\n Santner to Buttler, SIX runs goes a mile up, and just clears the fence! Given plenty of air on a full length on middle stump. Buttler gets under it a fair bit and the ball touches the moon before it comes down. Raju, stood on the fence, tries to take it while over-looking the boundary and gets hands to it. Fails to hold on, though!\n Santner to Buttler, FOUR runs innovation at its best! Fired in quicker on a back of a length just outside off. Buttler shuffles across and laps it neatly past the keeper!\n Santner to Buttler, 1 run shortish on the stumps. Buttler gets onto the back foot and knocks it to long off\n Hardik to Buttler, no run Rickelton and Pandya appeal for a caught-behind, and they go upstairs! Slower bumper just outside off. Cuts back in a little and Buttler is too early into the pull. The ball seems to pass through without scraping the bat, although replays might provide further conclusive evidence of that. There seems to be a clear gap between bat and ball, and UltraEdge confirms it. MI burn a review, and Buttler stays!\n Hardik to Buttler, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Buttler gets inside the line and glances it down to fine leg\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run off-pace on a shortish length, following the batter outside leg. Sudharsan eases it out to deep square leg\n Hardik to Buttler, FOUR runs Buttler is on the charge! Banged into the track outside off and this time, Buttler is ready for it. He hops up onto his toes and hammers it over mid wicket!\n Hardik to Buttler, 2 runs cutter on a length just outside off. Buttler stabs it to the edge of the circle in the mid on region. Both batters decide on the second and Sudharsan has to sprawl to complete it. A direct hit by Tilak might have made things interesting\n Hardik to Buttler, 1 run slower delivery dug into the track outside off. Buttler stands up tall and hacks it towards deep mid wicket\n Santner to Buttler, no run floated up full and wide, perhaps after pre-empting the reverse. Buttler tries to manufacture something but only grabs a handful of fresh air Jos Buttler vs Mitchell Santner BALLS 76 RUNS 91 OUTS 1 SR 119.73 4s\/6s 5\/4\n Santner to Buttler, no run shorter outside off. Buttler shapes for the cut but the lack of pace means he scuffs it towards extra cover\n Santner to Buttler, FOUR runs oh dear - more sloppy work in the field! Fullish outside off. Buttler plants his front foot and drills it towards long off. Dhir lets it slip through his fingers, and the ball hits the fence!\n Santner to Buttler, 1 run tossed up full outside off. Buttler connects with his reverse-sweep this time and helps it towards short third\n Santner to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs length on middle and leg. Sudharsan nurdles it into the vast open mid wicket region and tears back for the second. Brilliant running!\n Santner to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run shortish on off. Sudharsan gives himself a bit of room and cuts it towards sweeper cover\n Raju to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run slower ball on a length just outside off. Sudharsan hacks it down the ground to long on\n Raju to Buttler, FOUR runs oh dear - what kind of ball was that?! Slower bumper that is so short that Raju nearly took out his own toe-nail with it. Buttler has to wait and wait and wait and when the ball does arrive, he smacks it between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg!\n Raju to Buttler, 1 run on a length on off. Buttler gets onto the front foot and drives it on the up to long off\n Raju to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run off-pace on a length on off. Sudharsan does not pick it until very late and bunts it to the left of the pitch for a single\n Raju to Buttler, 1 run another slower ball, on a length outside off. Buttler drags it towards long on\n Raju to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs clever, clever batting! Slower bumper, angling into middle and off. Sudharsan watches it and arches his back at the last moment to glide it over the keeper's head! Time for another pause. GT's momentum has been curbed a little, but this partnership is just beginning to blossom. Buttler, if he can stick around till the end, could take GT close \n Mujeeb to Buttler, 2 runs full and wide outside off. Buttler throws his hands at it and drills it past extra cover. Good work on the fence by Tilak to prevent the boundary\n Mujeeb to Buttler, FOUR runs shot! Marginally short and Buttler latches onto it. Sits deep in his crease and pummels it between long on and deep mid wicket! Jos Buttler vs Mujeeb Ur Rahman BALLS 50 RUNS 71 OUTS 2 SR 142.00 4s\/6s 7\/2\n Mujeeb to Buttler, 1 run low full toss outside off. Buttler reaches out for it and clinks it towards long off Over the wicket to Sudharsan as well\n Mujeeb to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run fullish outside off. Sudharsan laces his cover drive and extra cover misfields to allow a single. Rohit was the fielder on that occasion\n Mujeeb to Buttler, OUT nicked and gone! Mujeeb gets the big fish, and that is a massive moment in the game! Carrom ball hung up on a length wide outside off. Buttler tries to smash it into next week but loses his shape just a touch. Gets a healthy edge and Rickelton gobbles up the chance with consummate ease. Buttler walks back disappointed; MI, meanwhile, elated! \n Mujeeb to Shahrukh Khan, 5 wide oh dear - that is the worst ball to bowl at this stage! Darted in a mile outside leg. Shahrukh does not get bat on it and Rickelton cannot get around to it either. Five bonus runs!\n Mujeeb to Shahrukh Khan, no run zipped in full on the stumps. Shahrukh pats it back to the bowler, who fields it smartly\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run back of a length outside off. Sudharsan waits for it and chops it behind point. Brings up his fifty off 33 balls too, and raises his bat to take in the applause! See all photos\n Boult to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run off-pace again on a length just outside off. Shahrukh stands tall and slaps it towards extra cover, whose misfield allows Sudharsan to get across for a single\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run into the blockhole just outside off. Sudharsan jams it off the inside edge into his pads. The ball then rolls away to the right, and Shahrukh smuggles a single, with Boult unable to swoop in cleanly on his follow-through\n Boult to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run slower ball dug into the track on off stump. Shahrukh waits for it and heaves it towards deep backward square leg\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run very full on middle and leg. Sudharsan has a swish at it and squirts it off the inside edge towards short fine leg\n Boult to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Shahrukh clears his front leg and hoicks it towards deep backward square leg\n Hardik to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs Pandya tries the double-bluff, and gets outwitted by Shahrukh! Banged in short outside off. Shahrukh picks it early, swivels and smears it over square leg!\n Hardik to Shahrukh Khan, no run off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Shahrukh has a wild yahoo across the line and only connects with fresh air\n Hardik to Shahrukh Khan, OUT the plan works a charm, and Pandya has his man! Slow, short and wide again, although this is much shorter and wider than the ball that went for a six to the other side. Shahrukh has no option but to try and muscle it over deep cover but fails to generate the power he is after. Straight down Tilak's throat, and Pandya has a wry smile on his face! \n Hardik to Rutherford, 1 run slower bumper just outside leg. Rutherford gets inside the line and hooks it down to fine leg RUNS 807 OUTS 15 4s\/6s 67\/23 SR 141.57 AVE 53.80\n Hardik to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run yorker, following the batter outside leg. Sudharsan tucks it off his toes towards deep mid wicket\n Hardik to Rutherford, 1 wide goes short again but this is too short. Balloons past the batter and once he lets it go, the square leg umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Hardik to Rutherford, 1 wide slower bumper again, which is not a big surprise. Rutherford swipes at it and only swats away a few flies in the process. Called a wide, though\n Hardik to Rutherford, 1 run shortish just outside leg. Rutherford gets inside the line and helps it towards fine leg An 11-run over to close out Pandya's spell. His impact has been instant in a bowling sense and he will be happy with his efforts tonight\n Raju to Rutherford, 1 wide goes for the wide yorker but ends up bowling a wide full toss. Rutherford tries to access it but cannot lay bat on ball. Not called a wide, which prompts Rutherford to review. Rutherford's back foot is a little outside off, which means the tramlines move as well. But the ball is further away, so the wide has been given now after review!\n Raju to Rutherford, SIX runs fetch that, says Sherfane Rutherford! Slower ball that lands right in the slot outside off. Rutherford reads it like the morning daily and smokes it clean over long off! Looks like Raju is trying to reprise Vyshak's plans from the other evening. It has not paid dividends so far, though RUNS 1016 OUTS 41 4s\/6s 68\/77 SR 183.72 AVE 24.78\n Raju to Rutherford, 1 wide another attempted wide yorker, although this is clearly beyond the tramlines. Rutherford cannot reach it and the umpire calls it a wide\n Raju to Rutherford, 1 run nails the yorker and the line on this occasion. Outside off and Rutherford can only squeeze it out to short third\n Raju to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs Sudharsan goes big too now! This is seam-up but again in the slot outside off. Sudharsan takes a step across, gets down low and clubs it over deep mid wicket!\n Raju to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs low full toss wide outside off. Sudharsan throws his hands at it and drills it to sweeper cover's right. Has enough time to race back for two 17 off the over already and two more balls to go\n Raju to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run into the blockhole wide outside off. Sudharsan cannot get under it despite advancing and clinks it towards extra cover. Santner hits the stumps at the batter's end but Rutherford had made it comfortably Over the wicket now\n Raju to Rutherford, 1 run low full toss hung up wide outside off. Rutherford reaches out for it and pushes it towards long off. 19 off the 17th over!\n Boult to Rutherford, SIX runs and Boult gets smoked over cow corner! Rutherford is cooking, folks! Low full toss speared into middle and leg. Rutherford uses his wrists to get under it and shovels it away!\n Boult to Rutherford, no run slower delivery dug into the track just outside off. Rutherford cannot come to grips with the lack of pace and wafts at thin air Rohit and Pandya having a chat while standing at extra cover and mid off, respectively. Deep backward point, sweeper cover, long on, deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg are out\n Boult to Rutherford, 1 run dug into the track on leg stump. Rutherford gets inside the line and swings it away towards deep backward square leg\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run excellent yorker on middle and off. Sudharsan jams down on it and digs it out into the off side\n Boult to Rutherford, 1 run full toss wide outside off. Rutherford does well to reach it but cannot do much with it after that. Scuffed towards mid off\n Boult to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT massive lbw shout, and Boult sends Sudharsan on his way! This is a searing leg-stump yorker that seems to tail in late as well. Sudharsan cannot get his bat down in time and the ball breezes past the inside edge to smash him on the back leg. Right in front of leg stump and the umpire has no hesitation in raising his finger. Sudharsan does not bother with the review either, and MI get the set batter with two overs still left! \n Chahar to Rutherford, OUT it is all happening here! Length ball wide outside off. Rutherford powers it straight to mid off. Tewatia takes a start and then has to go back because of how quickly that got to Pandya at mid off. Pandya then hits the stumps at the bowler's end and Tewatia cannot drag his bat behind the crease in time. Oh wow, that is not a great bit of cricket by the batter, but MI will not mind. They will not mind one bit! \n Chahar to Rutherford, OUT two in two in the over for the Mumbai Indians, three in three overall, and all of a sudden, this Titans innings is in a tailspin! Back of a length outside off. Rutherford sits deep in his crease and looks to carve it away. Gets under it but not enough to clear the fence. Deep extra cover comes around to his left, settles under the high ball and does the rest. Perfect planning, perfect execution, and MI have momentum! \n Chahar to Rabada, no run fullish just outside off. Rabada looks to go downtown first up but only connects with the fresh Ahmedabad air\n Chahar to Rabada, SIX runs oh, hello! Chahar bowls it into the slot outside off and Rabada climbs into it. Free swing through the line and the ball goes soaring over the bowler's head!\n Chahar to Rabada, 1 run back of a length outside off. Rabada looks to repeat the dose but the ball sticks in the surface just enough to ensure he chalks it. Single to long off\n Chahar to Rashid Khan, no run superb slower yorker outside off. Dips on Rashid late and he cannot squeeze it out into the off side A top, top over by Chahar at this stage. Just seven off it, and he has drained the momentum out of this innings\n Raju to Rabada, 1 bye slower ball on a full length on leg stump. Rabada backs away and swings for the hills. Makes no contact and Rashid is sharp enough to pinch a bye RUNS 1795 OUTS 135 4s\/6s 132\/125 SR 161.71 AVE 13.29\n Raju to Rashid Khan, 1 wide length ball hung up wide outside off. Rashid throws the kitchen sink at it but still cannot make contact. Called a wide and MI opt not to review\n Raju to Rashid Khan, SIX runs right out of the screws! Back of a length outside off and that is just the sort of length Rashid is after. He clears his front leg and mauls it over long on! Long off, long on, deep point and deep cover on the fence\n Raju to Rashid Khan, no run nails the wide yorker to perfection. Seems to sneak just inside the tramlines and Rashid does not get the wide call he is after\n Raju to Rashid Khan, OUT Rashid perishes! And Raju has his first IPL wicket! Fullish outside off. Rashid skips down the track and then tries to almost slog-sweep it. Gets into an undesirable position for the stroke and skies it towards long on. Pandya runs in and gobbles up the chance. Pandya embraces Raju, and the youngster has something to show for his toil tonight! \n Raju to Sai Kishore, 1 run full toss on the stumps. Sai Kishore stays leg side and punches it towards mid off. Scampers across to the other end, although he would have been out with a direct hit\n Raju to Rabada, 1 wide slower ball into the track outside off and this dies on its way through to the keeper. Beyond the tramlines too, and the umpire has to indulge in some more exercise\n Raju to Rabada, OUT another slower ball into the track outside off. Like the previous ball, this dies after pitching and Rabada has to abandon his shot mid-way. Sai Kishore tries to smuggle a bye but Rickelton hits bulls-eye at the batter's end to ensure GT finish on 196! Hang on...GT have reviewed this for a wide. Pretty sure nothing will come out of this, and that is exactly the case. Well inside the tramlines and GT indeed finish four short of 200! 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Rickelton gets onto the front foot and flicks it away past .mid wicket for a couple of runs . .Ryan Rickelton vs Mohammed Siraj .BALLS .9 .RUNS .7 .OUTS .2 .SR .77.77 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nSiraj to Rickelton, OUT .in the air and taken beautifully by Sai Sudharsan! Siraj strikes early against the .Mumbai Indians again! On a length just outside off and this seems to hold in the .surface a touch. Rickelton wants to punch this on the up but is a touch early into the .stroke. Pops it uppishly towards short extra cover, where Sudharsan swoops down low .and snaffles up a sharp chance. The Waknhede Stadium is stunned, and this is just the .start the Titans would have envisioned in their pre-game team talks! .Ryan Rickelton c Sai Sudharsan b Mohammed Siraj 2 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 100\nSiraj to Jacks, no run .angled in full just outside off. Jacks pushes it to mid on and sets off for the single, only .to be sent back by Rohit. Jacks almost ran a run by himself - half of it while setting off, .half of it while getting back\nSiraj to Jacks, no run .dropped - oh dear! What a difference two balls makes! Full and shaping away outside .off. There for the drive and Jacks throws his hands at it. Smashes it straight to .Sudharsan at short extra cover but this time, the stroke is too hot to handle for the .youngster\nSiraj to Jacks, FOUR runs .insult to injury! Siraj goes full again and Jacks is sweating on that full ball on leg stump. .Jacks plants his front foot and clips it over mid on!\nSiraj to Jacks, no run .back of a length outside off. Jacks gets up on his toes and jabs it towards point. An .eventful over comes to an end\nArshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run .back of a length just outside off. Rohit has a tentative prod at it and chops it off the .under-edge towards the keeper\nArshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Rohit lets the ball curve into him before tucking it .uppishly towards deep square leg\nArshad Khan to Jacks, 1 run .on a length just outside off. Jacks looks to go downtown but chalks it terribly. On the .bounce to mid off in the end and Jacks gets a single for his toil\nArshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run .full and shaping into the pads. Rohit looks for that pick-up flick but fails to make .contact. Rapped on the front leg\nArshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs .well well! Back of a length wide outside off. Rohit gets across his stumps, gets down on .one knee and laps it high into the air. No short fine leg in place, meaning Buttler has to .chase after it. He gets there and pulls it back in\nArshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run .massive lbw shout, not given! Back of a length on leg stump, swerving back in slightly. .Rohit has a swipe across the line and gets pinged on the back leg. Arshad was very .interested but the umpire was unmoved\nSiraj to Jacks, SIX runs .Jacks is fighting fire with fire! Fullish and moving away wide outside off. Jacks dances .down the track, holds his shape and caresses it delightfully over extra cover!\nSiraj to Jacks, FOUR runs .Jacks has come to play tonight! Siraj makes the mistake of over-pitching again and .bowls it right where Jacks wants it: in the slot. Jacks goes through the line and slams it .over mid off!\nSiraj to Jacks, no run .back of a length outside off. Jacks stays on top of the bounce and punches it towards .point, who dives sharply to his right and saves a few runs. Shahrukh was the fielder\nSiraj to Jacks, 1 run .hard length on middle and off. Jacks stabs it towards mid on and saunters across to .the other end .The commentators on air, during the last over, mentioned that DRS may be experiencing .a slight hiccup, so may not be available for the moment\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .shot! Slanted in on a full length outside off. Rohit gets across his stumps early, gets .down low and laps it away fine for four!\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, no run .fullish outside off. Rohit presses half forward and taps it gently into the off side\nArshad Khan to Jacks, no run .back of a length just outside off. Jacks gets up on his toes and jabs it towards cover .The ball, barring the odd occasion, seems to be coming onto the bat nicely\nArshad Khan to Jacks, 1 leg bye .full and swinging into the pads. Jacks has a swing at it and misses. Gets rapped on the .pads but the umpire moves away rather quickly, indicating his disinterest . .Rohit Sharma vs left-arm pace in T20s .RUNS .1449 .OUTS .61 .4s\/6s .151\/68 .SR .136.31 .AVE .23.75\nArshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, OUT .Rohit falls, and those at the ground cannot believe their eyes! Hard length on middle .and off. Rohit backs away, looking to slap this over mid off. The ball, though, just gets a .little big on him and he splices it tamely towards Prasidh at mid off. A simple, simple .catch, and Rohit, after a string of good scores, falls cheaply in front of thousands of .adoring MI fans! .Rohit Sharma c Prasidh Krishna b Arshad Khan 7 (8b 1x4 0x6 17m) SR: 87.5\nArshad Khan to Suryakumar, no run .back of a length outside off. SKY goes back and across before patting it towards cover\nArshad Khan to Suryakumar, no run .fuller on middle and off. A hint of shape back into SKY, and he gets a thick inside edge .as he looks to drive down the ground. He was probably looking for an on-drive\nArshad Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .full on the pads. SKY gets onto the front foot and flicks it away towards deep square .leg. Rashid moves around swiftly to his right and ensures it is just a run\nPrasidh to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .and SKY welcomes him with a lovely stroke! Full and slanting into off stump. SKY gets .forward and even though he does not get to the pitch of the ball, he times it exquisitely .past the bowler!\nPrasidh to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .uff, this is even better! Fuller on middle and off. SKY plants his front foot, shows the .maker's name and creams it back past the bowler!\nPrasidh to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length outside off. SKY presses half forward and punches it towards mid off\nPrasidh to Jacks, 1 run .shortish on leg stump. Jacks lets the ball come to him before tucking it off his hips .towards deep backward square leg .Slip comes out. Four in the ring on the off-side now\nPrasidh to Suryakumar, 2 runs .dropped again - oh my! Another slice of luck for MI! Half-volley tailing into leg stump. .SKY flicks it uppishly and straight to Sai Kishore at mid wicket. He palms it over the bar .and offers the India T20I captain a reprieve\nPrasidh to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .a proper buffet ball, and SKY feasts on it! Gentle and juicy full toss on middle and leg .stump. SKY rolls his wrists and clips it to mid on's right!\nArshad Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs .Jacks is now coming after Arshad too! Back of a length just outside off. No problem .with the line or the length but Jacks' shot is just too good. Creates room for himself and .threads it between extra cover and cover point with a bat that is dead-straight!\nArshad Khan to Jacks, no run .shorter outside off, angling across the batter. Jacks goes feeling for it away from his .body and sees the ball zip past the outside edge\nArshad Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs .more sloppy work in the field! Fullish outside off and Jacks gives it all he has. Drills it .towards Prasidh, who dives over it while sprawling to his left. Gill is not happy...\nArshad Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs .too full again, and four more! Not entirely in control but Jacks will take that every day of .the week. Flashes hard at this wide delivery and slashes it away past short third! .The last ten balls have produced 28 runs\nArshad Khan to Jacks, 1 run .GT have dropped another - would you believe it! This is becoming dangerously .contagious! Back of a length on leg stump. Holds a little in the surface and Jacks prods .it straight to Siraj, who puts down an absolute soda. Straight through the hands, and the .case of the butter fingers continues...\nArshad Khan to Suryakumar, no run .back of a length outside off. SKY lets the ball come to him before jabbing it towards .cover point .Time for a pause, and GT perhaps need this to just settle themselves down. They have .been well off the pace in the field and that could cost them dearly, despite not bowling .badly\nSai Kishore to Jacks, no run .fired in full outside off. Jacks has a flat-footed waft at it and sees the ball straighten .past the outside edge\nSai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run .full on leg stump. Jacks gets onto the front foot and turns it towards deep mid wicket .Slip remains for SKY\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .darted in full outside off. SKY presses forward and drives it towards sweeper cover\nSai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run .slower on a length on middle and leg. Jacks lets the ball arrive before knocking it down .to long on\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. SKY waits in his crease and dabs it with soft hands .towards backward point\nSai Kishore to Jacks, SIX runs .oh my days - that is a shot and a half! Floated up on a fullish length just outside off. .Jacks gives himself ample room and lets the hands flow through the ball, creaming it .over extra cover!\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .full just outside off. SKY gets down on the sweep straightaway and sweeps it towards .deep backward square leg\nRashid Khan to Jacks, 1 run .fired in full just outside off. Jacks stretches forward and eases it towards long on\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 2 runs .full on middle and off. SKY gets down on the sweep again and nails it behind square. .Sudharsan flings himself to his right at deep backward square leg and saves two .Rashid is going full to counter SKY deploying the sweep\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .just past the fielder! Darted in full again, in and around off stump. SKY scuffs this .sweep but gets it just enough to square leg's right. Gill flew in the air but could not get .there\nRashid Khan to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Jacks goes back and knocks it to long on\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .in the air and into the fence! Fullish just outside off and guess what SKY does. Brings .out the sweep and heaves it over square leg!\nSai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run .angled in full on leg stump. Jacks gets onto the front foot and flicks it towards long on .11 - Kyle Mayers, 2024 .11 - Chris Lynn, 2023-2024 .11 - Kumar Sangakkara, 2015 .11 - Jacques Rudolph, 2014-2015 .11 - Brad Hodge, 2005-2007 .12* - Suryakumar Yadav, 2025 .13 - Temba Bavuma, 2019-2020 .Here's Sampath with a stat nugget. Most consecutive 25+ scores by a batter in men's .T20s: . .Suryakumar Yadav in IPL, 2025 .INNS .12 .RUNS .501 .SR .172.75 .AVE .71.57 .HS .68*\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .SKY is turning on the style now! Shortens the length and throws it out wider after .seeing the batter advance. But SKY is just too good. Too good at the moment. Reaches .out for it after his charge and carves it over cover!\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .short and wide outside off. SKY hangs back and cuts it towards deep point .SKY now becomes the holder of the Orange Cap. And in other news, Vishal tells me .that DRS is also back. Over the wicket now\nSai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run .on a length on leg stump. The ball grips and spins away a touch. Jacks gets a leading .edge as he looks to work to leg and picks up a single to point\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, no run .slower and shorter outside off. SKY tries to hit it too hard and chops it towards .backward point\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .tossed up full just outside off. SKY stretches forward and nudges it into the point region .to keep strike\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .googly on a back of a length just outside off. SKY pats it into the off side and calls his .partner through for an easy single\nRashid Khan to Jacks, no run .does him all ends up, but the umpire says no to the lbw! Oh my - that looked mighty .close! GT review! Googly floated up full, just outside off. Spins back sharply and Jacks .has no clue this is the wrong'un. Plays down the wrong line and leaves a massive gap .between bat and pad. Rapped on the front pad too, and this could be a much-needed .wicket for Rashid. All eyes on Ball Tracking and...it reckons the ball would have only .clipped the top of leg stump. The extra bounce of the Wankhede saving Jacks, and the .Titans cannot believe it!\nRashid Khan to Jacks, 2 runs .tossed up fuller outside off, which rids the ball of any turn. Jacks plants his front foot .and powers it back past the bowler for a couple of runs. Siraj nearly made a meal of that .too at long off\nRashid Khan to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Jacks goes back and taps it into the open spaces on the .off side for a single\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run .Buttler and Rashid appeal, but the umpire does not move a muscle! Angled in on a back .of a length on leg stump. SKY gets down on one knee and has a swipe across the line. .Misses it and gets pinged somewhere near the waist. GT deliberate and deliberate .before reviewing, just in the nick of time. Seems to be a clear gap between bat and ball .again. Ball Tracking comes up...and shows the ball to be going over leg stump. SKY .stays and GT lose a review to add sprinkle further salt into their wounds!\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. SKY reads the googly off the pitch and punches it .off the back foot to long on","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs MI, 56th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Rickelton, 2 runs full and swinging into the pads. Rickelton gets onto the front foot and flicks it away past mid wicket for a couple of runs Ryan Rickelton vs Mohammed Siraj BALLS 9 RUNS 7 OUTS 2 SR 77.77 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Siraj to Rickelton, OUT in the air and taken beautifully by Sai Sudharsan! Siraj strikes early against the Mumbai Indians again! On a length just outside off and this seems to hold in the surface a touch. Rickelton wants to punch this on the up but is a touch early into the stroke. Pops it uppishly towards short extra cover, where Sudharsan swoops down low and snaffles up a sharp chance. The Waknhede Stadium is stunned, and this is just the start the Titans would have envisioned in their pre-game team talks! \n Siraj to Jacks, no run angled in full just outside off. Jacks pushes it to mid on and sets off for the single, only to be sent back by Rohit. Jacks almost ran a run by himself - half of it while setting off, half of it while getting back\n Siraj to Jacks, no run dropped - oh dear! What a difference two balls makes! Full and shaping away outside off. There for the drive and Jacks throws his hands at it. Smashes it straight to Sudharsan at short extra cover but this time, the stroke is too hot to handle for the youngster\n Siraj to Jacks, FOUR runs insult to injury! Siraj goes full again and Jacks is sweating on that full ball on leg stump. Jacks plants his front foot and clips it over mid on!\n Siraj to Jacks, no run back of a length outside off. Jacks gets up on his toes and jabs it towards point. An eventful over comes to an end\n Arshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run back of a length just outside off. Rohit has a tentative prod at it and chops it off the under-edge towards the keeper\n Arshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Rohit lets the ball curve into him before tucking it uppishly towards deep square leg\n Arshad Khan to Jacks, 1 run on a length just outside off. Jacks looks to go downtown but chalks it terribly. On the bounce to mid off in the end and Jacks gets a single for his toil\n Arshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run full and shaping into the pads. Rohit looks for that pick-up flick but fails to make contact. Rapped on the front leg\n Arshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs well well! Back of a length wide outside off. Rohit gets across his stumps, gets down on one knee and laps it high into the air. No short fine leg in place, meaning Buttler has to chase after it. He gets there and pulls it back in\n Arshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run massive lbw shout, not given! Back of a length on leg stump, swerving back in slightly. Rohit has a swipe across the line and gets pinged on the back leg. Arshad was very interested but the umpire was unmoved\n Siraj to Jacks, SIX runs Jacks is fighting fire with fire! Fullish and moving away wide outside off. Jacks dances down the track, holds his shape and caresses it delightfully over extra cover!\n Siraj to Jacks, FOUR runs Jacks has come to play tonight! Siraj makes the mistake of over-pitching again and bowls it right where Jacks wants it: in the slot. Jacks goes through the line and slams it over mid off!\n Siraj to Jacks, no run back of a length outside off. Jacks stays on top of the bounce and punches it towards point, who dives sharply to his right and saves a few runs. Shahrukh was the fielder\n Siraj to Jacks, 1 run hard length on middle and off. Jacks stabs it towards mid on and saunters across to the other end The commentators on air, during the last over, mentioned that DRS may be experiencing a slight hiccup, so may not be available for the moment\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs shot! Slanted in on a full length outside off. Rohit gets across his stumps early, gets down low and laps it away fine for four!\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, no run fullish outside off. Rohit presses half forward and taps it gently into the off side\n Arshad Khan to Jacks, no run back of a length just outside off. Jacks gets up on his toes and jabs it towards cover The ball, barring the odd occasion, seems to be coming onto the bat nicely\n Arshad Khan to Jacks, 1 leg bye full and swinging into the pads. Jacks has a swing at it and misses. Gets rapped on the pads but the umpire moves away rather quickly, indicating his disinterest Rohit Sharma vs left-arm pace in T20s RUNS 1449 OUTS 61 4s\/6s 151\/68 SR 136.31 AVE 23.75\n Arshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, OUT Rohit falls, and those at the ground cannot believe their eyes! Hard length on middle and off. Rohit backs away, looking to slap this over mid off. The ball, though, just gets a little big on him and he splices it tamely towards Prasidh at mid off. A simple, simple catch, and Rohit, after a string of good scores, falls cheaply in front of thousands of adoring MI fans! \n Arshad Khan to Suryakumar, no run back of a length outside off. SKY goes back and across before patting it towards cover\n Arshad Khan to Suryakumar, no run fuller on middle and off. A hint of shape back into SKY, and he gets a thick inside edge as he looks to drive down the ground. He was probably looking for an on-drive\n Arshad Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run full on the pads. SKY gets onto the front foot and flicks it away towards deep square leg. Rashid moves around swiftly to his right and ensures it is just a run\n Prasidh to Suryakumar, FOUR runs and SKY welcomes him with a lovely stroke! Full and slanting into off stump. SKY gets forward and even though he does not get to the pitch of the ball, he times it exquisitely past the bowler!\n Prasidh to Suryakumar, FOUR runs uff, this is even better! Fuller on middle and off. SKY plants his front foot, shows the maker's name and creams it back past the bowler!\n Prasidh to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length outside off. SKY presses half forward and punches it towards mid off\n Prasidh to Jacks, 1 run shortish on leg stump. Jacks lets the ball come to him before tucking it off his hips towards deep backward square leg Slip comes out. Four in the ring on the off-side now\n Prasidh to Suryakumar, 2 runs dropped again - oh my! Another slice of luck for MI! Half-volley tailing into leg stump. SKY flicks it uppishly and straight to Sai Kishore at mid wicket. He palms it over the bar and offers the India T20I captain a reprieve\n Prasidh to Suryakumar, FOUR runs a proper buffet ball, and SKY feasts on it! Gentle and juicy full toss on middle and leg stump. SKY rolls his wrists and clips it to mid on's right!\n Arshad Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs Jacks is now coming after Arshad too! Back of a length just outside off. No problem with the line or the length but Jacks' shot is just too good. Creates room for himself and threads it between extra cover and cover point with a bat that is dead-straight!\n Arshad Khan to Jacks, no run shorter outside off, angling across the batter. Jacks goes feeling for it away from his body and sees the ball zip past the outside edge\n Arshad Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs more sloppy work in the field! Fullish outside off and Jacks gives it all he has. Drills it towards Prasidh, who dives over it while sprawling to his left. Gill is not happy...\n Arshad Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs too full again, and four more! Not entirely in control but Jacks will take that every day of the week. Flashes hard at this wide delivery and slashes it away past short third! The last ten balls have produced 28 runs\n Arshad Khan to Jacks, 1 run GT have dropped another - would you believe it! This is becoming dangerously contagious! Back of a length on leg stump. Holds a little in the surface and Jacks prods it straight to Siraj, who puts down an absolute soda. Straight through the hands, and the case of the butter fingers continues...\n Arshad Khan to Suryakumar, no run back of a length outside off. SKY lets the ball come to him before jabbing it towards cover point Time for a pause, and GT perhaps need this to just settle themselves down. They have been well off the pace in the field and that could cost them dearly, despite not bowling badly\n Sai Kishore to Jacks, no run fired in full outside off. Jacks has a flat-footed waft at it and sees the ball straighten past the outside edge\n Sai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run full on leg stump. Jacks gets onto the front foot and turns it towards deep mid wicket Slip remains for SKY\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run darted in full outside off. SKY presses forward and drives it towards sweeper cover\n Sai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run slower on a length on middle and leg. Jacks lets the ball arrive before knocking it down to long on\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. SKY waits in his crease and dabs it with soft hands towards backward point\n Sai Kishore to Jacks, SIX runs oh my days - that is a shot and a half! Floated up on a fullish length just outside off. Jacks gives himself ample room and lets the hands flow through the ball, creaming it over extra cover!\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run full just outside off. SKY gets down on the sweep straightaway and sweeps it towards deep backward square leg\n Rashid Khan to Jacks, 1 run fired in full just outside off. Jacks stretches forward and eases it towards long on\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 2 runs full on middle and off. SKY gets down on the sweep again and nails it behind square. Sudharsan flings himself to his right at deep backward square leg and saves two Rashid is going full to counter SKY deploying the sweep\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run just past the fielder! Darted in full again, in and around off stump. SKY scuffs this sweep but gets it just enough to square leg's right. Gill flew in the air but could not get there\n Rashid Khan to Jacks, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Jacks goes back and knocks it to long on\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, FOUR runs in the air and into the fence! Fullish just outside off and guess what SKY does. Brings out the sweep and heaves it over square leg!\n Sai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run angled in full on leg stump. Jacks gets onto the front foot and flicks it towards long on 11 - Kyle Mayers, 2024 11 - Chris Lynn, 2023-2024 11 - Kumar Sangakkara, 2015 11 - Jacques Rudolph, 2014-2015 11 - Brad Hodge, 2005-2007 12* - Suryakumar Yadav, 2025 13 - Temba Bavuma, 2019-2020 Here's Sampath with a stat nugget. Most consecutive 25+ scores by a batter in men's T20s: Suryakumar Yadav in IPL, 2025 INNS 12 RUNS 501 SR 172.75 AVE 71.57 HS 68*\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, FOUR runs SKY is turning on the style now! Shortens the length and throws it out wider after seeing the batter advance. But SKY is just too good. Too good at the moment. Reaches out for it after his charge and carves it over cover!\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run short and wide outside off. SKY hangs back and cuts it towards deep point SKY now becomes the holder of the Orange Cap. And in other news, Vishal tells me that DRS is also back. Over the wicket now\n Sai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run on a length on leg stump. The ball grips and spins away a touch. Jacks gets a leading edge as he looks to work to leg and picks up a single to point\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, no run slower and shorter outside off. SKY tries to hit it too hard and chops it towards backward point\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run tossed up full just outside off. SKY stretches forward and nudges it into the point region to keep strike\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run googly on a back of a length just outside off. SKY pats it into the off side and calls his partner through for an easy single\n Rashid Khan to Jacks, no run does him all ends up, but the umpire says no to the lbw! Oh my - that looked mighty close! GT review! Googly floated up full, just outside off. Spins back sharply and Jacks has no clue this is the wrong'un. Plays down the wrong line and leaves a massive gap between bat and pad. Rapped on the front pad too, and this could be a much-needed wicket for Rashid. All eyes on Ball Tracking and...it reckons the ball would have only clipped the top of leg stump. The extra bounce of the Wankhede saving Jacks, and the Titans cannot believe it!\n Rashid Khan to Jacks, 2 runs tossed up fuller outside off, which rids the ball of any turn. Jacks plants his front foot and powers it back past the bowler for a couple of runs. Siraj nearly made a meal of that too at long off\n Rashid Khan to Jacks, 1 run back of a length outside off. Jacks goes back and taps it into the open spaces on the off side for a single\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run Buttler and Rashid appeal, but the umpire does not move a muscle! Angled in on a back of a length on leg stump. SKY gets down on one knee and has a swipe across the line. Misses it and gets pinged somewhere near the waist. GT deliberate and deliberate before reviewing, just in the nick of time. Seems to be a clear gap between bat and ball again. Ball Tracking comes up...and shows the ball to be going over leg stump. SKY stays and GT lose a review to add sprinkle further salt into their wounds!\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. SKY reads the googly off the pitch and punches it off the back foot to long on","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Jacks","Rickelton","Rohit Sharma","Suryakumar"],"Runs":[45.0,2.0,7.0,34.0],"Balls_Faced":[28,2,8,22],"Fours":[5,0,1,5],"Sixes":[2,0,0,0],"S\/R":[160.71,100.0,87.5,154.55],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Sai Sudharsan b Mohammed Siraj","c Prasidh Krishna b Arshad Khan","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshad Khan","Prasidh","Rashid Khan","Sai Kishore","Siraj"],"Balls":[18,6,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[18.0,16.0,15.0,18.0,21.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,0,1],"Overs":[3.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Rickelton, 2 runs .full and swinging into the pads. Rickelton gets onto the front foot and flicks it away past .mid wicket for a couple of runs . .Ryan Rickelton vs Mohammed Siraj .BALLS .9 .RUNS .7 .OUTS .2 .SR .77.77 .4s\/6s .1\/0\nSiraj to Rickelton, OUT .in the air and taken beautifully by Sai Sudharsan! Siraj strikes early against the .Mumbai Indians again! On a length just outside off and this seems to hold in the .surface a touch. Rickelton wants to punch this on the up but is a touch early into the .stroke. Pops it uppishly towards short extra cover, where Sudharsan swoops down low .and snaffles up a sharp chance. The Waknhede Stadium is stunned, and this is just the .start the Titans would have envisioned in their pre-game team talks! .Ryan Rickelton c Sai Sudharsan b Mohammed Siraj 2 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 100\nSiraj to Jacks, no run .angled in full just outside off. Jacks pushes it to mid on and sets off for the single, only .to be sent back by Rohit. Jacks almost ran a run by himself - half of it while setting off, .half of it while getting back\nSiraj to Jacks, no run .dropped - oh dear! What a difference two balls makes! Full and shaping away outside .off. There for the drive and Jacks throws his hands at it. Smashes it straight to .Sudharsan at short extra cover but this time, the stroke is too hot to handle for the .youngster\nSiraj to Jacks, FOUR runs .insult to injury! Siraj goes full again and Jacks is sweating on that full ball on leg stump. .Jacks plants his front foot and clips it over mid on!\nSiraj to Jacks, no run .back of a length outside off. Jacks gets up on his toes and jabs it towards point. An .eventful over comes to an end\nArshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run .back of a length just outside off. Rohit has a tentative prod at it and chops it off the .under-edge towards the keeper\nArshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Rohit lets the ball curve into him before tucking it .uppishly towards deep square leg\nArshad Khan to Jacks, 1 run .on a length just outside off. Jacks looks to go downtown but chalks it terribly. On the .bounce to mid off in the end and Jacks gets a single for his toil\nArshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run .full and shaping into the pads. Rohit looks for that pick-up flick but fails to make .contact. Rapped on the front leg\nArshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs .well well! Back of a length wide outside off. Rohit gets across his stumps, gets down on .one knee and laps it high into the air. No short fine leg in place, meaning Buttler has to .chase after it. He gets there and pulls it back in\nArshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run .massive lbw shout, not given! Back of a length on leg stump, swerving back in slightly. .Rohit has a swipe across the line and gets pinged on the back leg. Arshad was very .interested but the umpire was unmoved\nSiraj to Jacks, SIX runs .Jacks is fighting fire with fire! Fullish and moving away wide outside off. Jacks dances .down the track, holds his shape and caresses it delightfully over extra cover!\nSiraj to Jacks, FOUR runs .Jacks has come to play tonight! Siraj makes the mistake of over-pitching again and .bowls it right where Jacks wants it: in the slot. Jacks goes through the line and slams it .over mid off!\nSiraj to Jacks, no run .back of a length outside off. Jacks stays on top of the bounce and punches it towards .point, who dives sharply to his right and saves a few runs. Shahrukh was the fielder\nSiraj to Jacks, 1 run .hard length on middle and off. Jacks stabs it towards mid on and saunters across to .the other end .The commentators on air, during the last over, mentioned that DRS may be experiencing .a slight hiccup, so may not be available for the moment\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs .shot! Slanted in on a full length outside off. Rohit gets across his stumps early, gets .down low and laps it away fine for four!\nSiraj to Rohit Sharma, no run .fullish outside off. Rohit presses half forward and taps it gently into the off side\nArshad Khan to Jacks, no run .back of a length just outside off. Jacks gets up on his toes and jabs it towards cover .The ball, barring the odd occasion, seems to be coming onto the bat nicely\nArshad Khan to Jacks, 1 leg bye .full and swinging into the pads. Jacks has a swing at it and misses. Gets rapped on the .pads but the umpire moves away rather quickly, indicating his disinterest . .Rohit Sharma vs left-arm pace in T20s .RUNS .1449 .OUTS .61 .4s\/6s .151\/68 .SR .136.31 .AVE .23.75\nArshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, OUT .Rohit falls, and those at the ground cannot believe their eyes! Hard length on middle .and off. Rohit backs away, looking to slap this over mid off. The ball, though, just gets a .little big on him and he splices it tamely towards Prasidh at mid off. A simple, simple .catch, and Rohit, after a string of good scores, falls cheaply in front of thousands of .adoring MI fans! .Rohit Sharma c Prasidh Krishna b Arshad Khan 7 (8b 1x4 0x6 17m) SR: 87.5\nArshad Khan to Suryakumar, no run .back of a length outside off. SKY goes back and across before patting it towards cover\nArshad Khan to Suryakumar, no run .fuller on middle and off. A hint of shape back into SKY, and he gets a thick inside edge .as he looks to drive down the ground. He was probably looking for an on-drive\nArshad Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .full on the pads. SKY gets onto the front foot and flicks it away towards deep square .leg. Rashid moves around swiftly to his right and ensures it is just a run\nPrasidh to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .and SKY welcomes him with a lovely stroke! Full and slanting into off stump. SKY gets .forward and even though he does not get to the pitch of the ball, he times it exquisitely .past the bowler!\nPrasidh to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .uff, this is even better! Fuller on middle and off. SKY plants his front foot, shows the .maker's name and creams it back past the bowler!\nPrasidh to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length outside off. SKY presses half forward and punches it towards mid off\nPrasidh to Jacks, 1 run .shortish on leg stump. Jacks lets the ball come to him before tucking it off his hips .towards deep backward square leg .Slip comes out. Four in the ring on the off-side now\nPrasidh to Suryakumar, 2 runs .dropped again - oh my! Another slice of luck for MI! Half-volley tailing into leg stump. .SKY flicks it uppishly and straight to Sai Kishore at mid wicket. He palms it over the bar .and offers the India T20I captain a reprieve\nPrasidh to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .a proper buffet ball, and SKY feasts on it! Gentle and juicy full toss on middle and leg .stump. SKY rolls his wrists and clips it to mid on's right!\nArshad Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs .Jacks is now coming after Arshad too! Back of a length just outside off. No problem .with the line or the length but Jacks' shot is just too good. Creates room for himself and .threads it between extra cover and cover point with a bat that is dead-straight!\nArshad Khan to Jacks, no run .shorter outside off, angling across the batter. Jacks goes feeling for it away from his .body and sees the ball zip past the outside edge\nArshad Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs .more sloppy work in the field! Fullish outside off and Jacks gives it all he has. Drills it .towards Prasidh, who dives over it while sprawling to his left. Gill is not happy...\nArshad Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs .too full again, and four more! Not entirely in control but Jacks will take that every day of .the week. Flashes hard at this wide delivery and slashes it away past short third! .The last ten balls have produced 28 runs\nArshad Khan to Jacks, 1 run .GT have dropped another - would you believe it! This is becoming dangerously .contagious! Back of a length on leg stump. Holds a little in the surface and Jacks prods .it straight to Siraj, who puts down an absolute soda. Straight through the hands, and the .case of the butter fingers continues...\nArshad Khan to Suryakumar, no run .back of a length outside off. SKY lets the ball come to him before jabbing it towards .cover point .Time for a pause, and GT perhaps need this to just settle themselves down. They have .been well off the pace in the field and that could cost them dearly, despite not bowling .badly\nSai Kishore to Jacks, no run .fired in full outside off. Jacks has a flat-footed waft at it and sees the ball straighten .past the outside edge\nSai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run .full on leg stump. Jacks gets onto the front foot and turns it towards deep mid wicket .Slip remains for SKY\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .darted in full outside off. SKY presses forward and drives it towards sweeper cover\nSai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run .slower on a length on middle and leg. Jacks lets the ball arrive before knocking it down .to long on\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. SKY waits in his crease and dabs it with soft hands .towards backward point\nSai Kishore to Jacks, SIX runs .oh my days - that is a shot and a half! Floated up on a fullish length just outside off. .Jacks gives himself ample room and lets the hands flow through the ball, creaming it .over extra cover!\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .full just outside off. SKY gets down on the sweep straightaway and sweeps it towards .deep backward square leg\nRashid Khan to Jacks, 1 run .fired in full just outside off. Jacks stretches forward and eases it towards long on\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 2 runs .full on middle and off. SKY gets down on the sweep again and nails it behind square. .Sudharsan flings himself to his right at deep backward square leg and saves two .Rashid is going full to counter SKY deploying the sweep\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .just past the fielder! Darted in full again, in and around off stump. SKY scuffs this .sweep but gets it just enough to square leg's right. Gill flew in the air but could not get .there\nRashid Khan to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Jacks goes back and knocks it to long on\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .in the air and into the fence! Fullish just outside off and guess what SKY does. Brings .out the sweep and heaves it over square leg!\nSai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run .angled in full on leg stump. Jacks gets onto the front foot and flicks it towards long on .11 - Kyle Mayers, 2024 .11 - Chris Lynn, 2023-2024 .11 - Kumar Sangakkara, 2015 .11 - Jacques Rudolph, 2014-2015 .11 - Brad Hodge, 2005-2007 .12* - Suryakumar Yadav, 2025 .13 - Temba Bavuma, 2019-2020 .Here's Sampath with a stat nugget. Most consecutive 25+ scores by a batter in men's .T20s: . .Suryakumar Yadav in IPL, 2025 .INNS .12 .RUNS .501 .SR .172.75 .AVE .71.57 .HS .68*\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, FOUR runs .SKY is turning on the style now! Shortens the length and throws it out wider after .seeing the batter advance. But SKY is just too good. Too good at the moment. Reaches .out for it after his charge and carves it over cover!\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .short and wide outside off. SKY hangs back and cuts it towards deep point .SKY now becomes the holder of the Orange Cap. And in other news, Vishal tells me .that DRS is also back. Over the wicket now\nSai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run .on a length on leg stump. The ball grips and spins away a touch. Jacks gets a leading .edge as he looks to work to leg and picks up a single to point\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, no run .slower and shorter outside off. SKY tries to hit it too hard and chops it towards .backward point\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .tossed up full just outside off. SKY stretches forward and nudges it into the point region .to keep strike\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .googly on a back of a length just outside off. SKY pats it into the off side and calls his .partner through for an easy single\nRashid Khan to Jacks, no run .does him all ends up, but the umpire says no to the lbw! Oh my - that looked mighty .close! GT review! Googly floated up full, just outside off. Spins back sharply and Jacks .has no clue this is the wrong'un. Plays down the wrong line and leaves a massive gap .between bat and pad. Rapped on the front pad too, and this could be a much-needed .wicket for Rashid. All eyes on Ball Tracking and...it reckons the ball would have only .clipped the top of leg stump. The extra bounce of the Wankhede saving Jacks, and the .Titans cannot believe it!\nRashid Khan to Jacks, 2 runs .tossed up fuller outside off, which rids the ball of any turn. Jacks plants his front foot .and powers it back past the bowler for a couple of runs. Siraj nearly made a meal of that .too at long off\nRashid Khan to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Jacks goes back and taps it into the open spaces on the .off side for a single\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run .Buttler and Rashid appeal, but the umpire does not move a muscle! Angled in on a back .of a length on leg stump. SKY gets down on one knee and has a swipe across the line. .Misses it and gets pinged somewhere near the waist. GT deliberate and deliberate .before reviewing, just in the nick of time. Seems to be a clear gap between bat and ball .again. Ball Tracking comes up...and shows the ball to be going over leg stump. SKY .stays and GT lose a review to add sprinkle further salt into their wounds!\nRashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. SKY reads the googly off the pitch and punches it .off the back foot to long on\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run .tossed up on a length on leg stump. SKY skips down the track and chips it towards .sweeper cover. Might have shortened the length a little too after seeing SKY advance\nSai Kishore to Jacks, SIX runs .what you can do, I can do as well, says Will Jacks! Given a bit of air just outside leg. .Jacks comes out of his bunker, gets close enough to the ball and launches it over long .off. First fifty for the Mumbai Indians, and this has come off just 29 balls!\nSai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run .drags the length back after sensing the batter advance. Jacks holds his shape and .eases it to long on\nSai Kishore to Suryakumar, OUT .stop the press, the Titans have held onto a catch! And no, this is not a drill! Slowed up .nicely and angled in full just outside leg. SKY looks to go inside-out but the inward angle .is just too much to fight against on this occasion. Gets under it but does not get the .power he wants. Spoons it straight to Shahrukh at long off, and the lanky right-handed .batter from Tamil Nadu makes no mistake. Huge, huge wicket! .Suryakumar Yadav c Shahrukh Khan b Sai Kishore 35 (24b 5x4 0x6 36m) SR: 145.83\nSai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Tilak goes back and tucks it into the on side to get off .the mark\nSai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run .back of a length on off. Jacks waits on the back foot and punches it towards long on\nRashid Khan to Jacks, 4 leg byes .a celebrappeal from Rashid, but surely the impact was outside off? MI get four .anyway! Fizzed in full just outside off. Drifts in late and then spins back too, beating .Jacks on the inside. Clips the pad and then races away past short third as Rashid and .Buttler shout their lungs out. Gill comes up to them, asks if the review is worth it and .they go upstairs. The third umpire has also been advised to see if there was an .encroachment from Buttler. Perhaps regarding his gloves and whether they were in .front of the stumps. Nothing doing on that count. Ball Tracking comes up and the .impact is well outside off. Review lost, and GT are out of reviews now!\nRashid Khan to Jacks, no run .beauty! Googly on a back of a length outside off. Jacks goes searching for it away from .his body and gets cut in half .Jacks is not reading Rashid here, which means the sweep could come out\nRashid Khan to Jacks, no run .right on cue. Fired in full just outside off. Jacks gets down on one knee and sweeps it .straight to short fine leg\nRashid Khan to Jacks, OUT .Jacks looks for the release and only finds Sudharsan on the fence! This is a little .shorter just outside off. Jacks bends his back knee, and has designs to smash this into .the stands. Gets under it, but does not get under it enough, and in the end, he could not .have picked out the fielder better at deep backward square leg. Jacks cannot convert .his fifty into a really big score, and the Mumbai Indians losing their way a little now! .Will Jacks c Sai Sudharsan b Rashid Khan 53 (35b 5x4 3x6 58m) SR: 151.42\nRashid Khan to Hardik, 1 run .floated up full outside off. Hardik reaches out for it and drives it towards deep point\nRashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run .full on middle and leg. Tilak stretches forward and nudges it into the mid wicket region\nSai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run .dragged down just outside off. Tilak goes deep into his crease and heaves it towards .deep mid wicket .Slip in for Hardik\nSai Kishore to Hardik, no run .on a length on leg stump. Hardik gets onto the front foot and defends it back to the .bowler\nSai Kishore to Hardik, OUT .Hardik has a wild slog across the line, and Hardik has to walk back! Mumbai are .flagging now! Flighted up generously on a length on leg stump. Drifts into Hardik and .then grips in the surface to spin away a shade. Hardik looks to smash it into the sea but .only finds Gill at slip via the top edge. A soft, soft dismissal, and a selection of stroke .that left plenty to be desired! .Hardik Pandya c Shubman Gill b Sai Kishore 1 (3b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 33.33\nSai Kishore to Naman Dhir, 1 run .fired in full on middle and off. Dhir stretches forward and pushes it towards long off to .get off the mark\nSai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 2 runs .back of a length just outside off. Tilak stabs it to long on's left and calls for two .instantly. Dhir responds and tears back to complete it. Excellent running\nSai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 wide .length delivery hung up wide outside off. Beyond the tramlines and called a wide\nSai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Tilak hops back and hacks it towards deep mid wicket .MI opt for the time-out and they have a fair bit of strategizing to do. This pair has to take .this innings deep and put together something substantial to ensure they do not end up .with a below-par total\nCoetzee to Tilak Varma, 1 run .into the blockhole outside off. Tilak jams down on it and digs it out towards mid off\nCoetzee to Naman Dhir, no run .back of a length on off. Dhir gets up on his toes and stabs it to mid wicket's left. Tilak .wanted the single but was sent back in time\nCoetzee to Naman Dhir, no run .shortish outside off. Dhir hops up onto his toes again and dabs it towards backward .point\nCoetzee to Naman Dhir, 1 run .very full and very wide outside off. Dhir throws his hands at it and flays it down to deep .third\nCoetzee to Tilak Varma, OUT .straight to Gill, and Coetzee roars in delight! You can hear a pin drop at the Wankhede .Stadium now, and that is all the Titans' doing! Back of a length delivery hung up wide .outside off. Tilak looks to go downtown but scuffs it terribly. Arrows it flat and Gill .snaffles up the chance in front of his face. Coetzee is absolutely pumped, and the .thousands clad in blue and gold, utterly stunned! .Tilak Varma c Shubman Gill b Coetzee 7 (7b 0x4 0x6 17m) SR: 100\nCoetzee to Corbin Bosch, 1 run .full on the pads. Bosch gets onto the front foot and works it towards deep square leg to .get off the mark\nPrasidh to Corbin Bosch, no run .banged into the track just outside off. Bosch gauges the length early enough and ducks .under it\nPrasidh to Corbin Bosch, no run .hard length on off. Bosch gets behind the line and plays it back towards the bowler, who .fields it and then hurls it at the batter. Smashes him on the back pad and that would .have been a prime contender for an lbw. Only if it counted... .Hand of apology offered soon after\nPrasidh to Corbin Bosch, no run .angled in full on off. Bosch gets onto the front foot and pokes it towards extra cover\nPrasidh to Corbin Bosch, 1 run .shortish on leg stump. Bosch's front leg comes up Calypso style and he pulls it towards .deep square leg\nPrasidh to Naman Dhir, no run .dug into the track outside off. Dhir jumps up onto his toes and taps it towards backward .point\nPrasidh to Naman Dhir, 1 leg bye .back of a length on leg stump. Seems like a change-up and Dhir plays too early at it. .Rolls off the thigh pad into the on side for a single\nCoetzee to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs .well, that is one way to steady the ship! Hard length just outside off. Dhir stands up tall, .swings through the line and bangs it over the bowler's head!\nCoetzee to Naman Dhir, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Dhir punches it towards mid off and saunters across to the .other end\nCoetzee to Corbin Bosch, no run .dug into the track outside off. Skips off the surface and rushes onto Bosch, who .hurriedly hacks it back to the bowler\nCoetzee to Corbin Bosch, no run .peach! On a fullish length in the channel and this seems to nip away just a smidgen. .Bosch looks for the booming drive down the ground and is beaten all ends up\nCoetzee to Corbin Bosch, 2 runs .oh dear - Sai Kishore seems to have injured himself there! Banged into the track on leg .stump. Bosch gets inside the line and puts it right between deep square leg and fine leg. .Sai Kishore, running around from deep square leg, sprawls to his right and seems to .save two, but does himself a bit of mischief .The physio is out to attend on the left-arm spinner and he has gone off\nCoetzee to Corbin Bosch, no run .a direct hit and it would have been curtains for Bosch! Zipped in full on leg stump. .Bosch flicks it to mid wicket and sets off for the single. Dhir sends him back and Bosch .is only spared by Siraj missing his shy at the batter's end\nPrasidh to Naman Dhir, no run .short and wide outside off. Dhir looks for the dab between backward point and short .third, but cannot beat the former, stationed right on the ring. Throws his head back in .disappointment soon after\nPrasidh to Naman Dhir, OUT .oh dear - another injudicious stroke, and Dhir is off for an early shower! Prasidh .badgers that hard length, and this slants into leg stump. Dhir, having taken a step down .the track, is utterly cramped for room but swings at it anyway. Cloths it horribly and Gill .cannot believe his luck at mid off. Another regulation chance, and Prasidh has his first .of the evening. Dhir is dejected, and this evening turns further south for the five-time .champions! .Naman Dhir c Shubman Gill b Prasidh Krishna 7 (10b 1x4 0x6 17m) SR: 70\nPrasidh to Chahar, no run .angled in on a length on middle and off. Chahar hangs back and does well to just keep it .out\nPrasidh to Chahar, 1 run .low full toss on the pads. Chahar rolls his wrists and glances it down to fine leg\nPrasidh to Corbin Bosch, no run .another attempted yorker ending up as a low full toss on the stumps. Bosch tugs it .towards mid wicket and there is more hesitation between the batters. Chahar has to .rush back to regain his ground and does so, just in the nick of time\nPrasidh to Corbin Bosch, 1 run .shortish on leg stump. Bosch has a hack across the line and heaves it away towards .fine leg\nRashid Khan to Corbin Bosch, 2 runs .angled in on a length on leg stump. Bosch gets down on one knee and sweeps it .towards deep backward square leg. Lomror, on as a sub, misfields and allows the .second\nRashid Khan to Corbin Bosch, no run .Rashid appeals, but the umpire does not do him any favours! Slanted in on a fullish .length just outside off. Bosch misses his reverse and gets rapped on the pads. Impact .was probably outside the line\nRashid Khan to Corbin Bosch, 1 run .fired in full just outside leg. Swept all along the carpet to deep backward square leg\nRashid Khan to Chahar, no run .googly on a back of a length on off. Chahar goes back and taps it gently towards mid .wicket\nRashid Khan to Chahar, 1 run .fired in very full just outside off. Chahar plants his front foot and shanks it to long on\nRashid Khan to Corbin Bosch, no run .shortish on the stumps. Bosch has a massive swipe across the line and only gets it as .far as the bowler, with a helping hand off the pad. Rashid practices a bit of footy as he .looks to field that, but not sure many Premier League clubs will be lining up for a .transfer after that display...\nSiraj to Chahar, 1 run .hard length just outside off. Chahar taps it into the off side and scampers across to the .other end. Tight run but completed comfortably enough in the end\nSiraj to Corbin Bosch, FOUR runs .dispatched with disdain! Banged into the track outside off and this sits up nicely for .Bosch. He opens up his front hip and swats it between long on and deep mid wicket!\nSiraj to Corbin Bosch, 1 run .slanted in fuller on leg stump. Bosch powers it down the ground to long on\nSiraj to Chahar, no run .back of a length outside off and this skips off the surface. Chahar backs away and .throws the kitchen sink at it, but only grabs a handful of fresh air\nSiraj to Chahar, 1 run .back of a length on off. Chahar gives himself ample room and gives it all he has. Slices .it over backward point and gets a single for his toil. Not great running, it must be said...\nSiraj to Corbin Bosch, 1 run .misses the yorker by a shade on the shorter side outside off but that length is still good .enough. Bosch cannot get under it and drills it towards long off\nPrasidh to Corbin Bosch, SIX runs .smacked into the second deck, and the Wankhede Stadium finds its voice! Marginally .short outside off and Bosch picks it really early. Sets himself up for the stroke and clubs .it a mile over deep mid wicket!\nPrasidh to Corbin Bosch, SIX runs .oh my goodness - Bosch has played one of the shots of this evening! Zipped in full on .off stump. Bosch shapes up for the reverse and then mauls it way over the deep third .fence. Holy smokes! .Pollard shows his appreciation in the dugout too. MI have some momentum now\nPrasidh to Corbin Bosch, no run .ouch - that will sting! Sharp bumper on off and this climbs onto Bosch. He swipes at it .and misses, and gets clocked on the helmet. That seemed a solid blow, and let's hope .Bosch is alright .See all photos .The physio is out to check on Bosch. He seems to have been shaken by that blow, and .that is never good to see .Bosch is good to go again\nPrasidh to Corbin Bosch, 1 run, OUT .Bosch puts on the after-burners but still cannot make it back! Fullish just outside off. .Bosch, sitting deep in his crease, tugs it towards deep mid wicket. He decides to come .back for two and has to sprawl. Stretches every sinew of his body but Buttler does .remarkably well to gather a wide throw and then flick it back onto the stumps. Top, top .work by Buttler, and MI lose Bosch with two balls left! .Corbin Bosch run out (Rashid Khan\/\u2020Buttler) 27 (22b 1x4 2x6 30m) SR: 122.72\nPrasidh to Karn, 1 run .dug into the track just outside off. Karn opens up his stance and heaves it towards long .on\nPrasidh to Chahar, FOUR runs .Chahar finishes with a flourish, and MI will have 155 to defend! Banged into the track .on leg stump, Chahar gives himself plenty of room and slugs it to long on's right. A .boundary to end the innings and the crowd, even if momentarily, does find its voice! .Rashid Khan: (On if he is back to his best) 70-75%, I would say. Wherever I have given .runs, it is about the length and that is something I had in my mind. I wanted to hit the .right areas. The hardest part is when you are having the rehab, those 3-4 months, when .you are trying to bowl not in full rhythm, you just get used to a different landing, different .follow-through and everything. Getting back\u2026I feel I am 80% there. I do analyse myself a .lot. Just about taking that (surgery) out of my mind and bowl how I was bowling before .that. (On the pitch) There is something for the spinners, but you have to hit the right .areas consistently. The way Sai mixed up his pace and bowled his variations, that is .something that put us back in the game. I feel this wicket is helpful, you have to hit the .right areas. We need to play good cricket, like we have been so far, and making sure .whoever goes in there takes responsibility (and finishes the job). .MI, on the other hand, will feel they have left a few runs out there. A lot of their batters .perished to attacking strokes and that might be called into question, given the game .situation. Jacks and Suryakumar looked comfortable at the crease, but that was about it .from a batting perspective. Vishal tells me a few dew ropes and super soppers are .going around the field, which indicates the presence of dew, and if that is the case, MI .will have their task cut out defending this score. Join us in a bit for the chase!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs MI, 56th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Rickelton, 2 runs full and swinging into the pads. Rickelton gets onto the front foot and flicks it away past mid wicket for a couple of runs Ryan Rickelton vs Mohammed Siraj BALLS 9 RUNS 7 OUTS 2 SR 77.77 4s\/6s 1\/0\n Siraj to Rickelton, OUT in the air and taken beautifully by Sai Sudharsan! Siraj strikes early against the Mumbai Indians again! On a length just outside off and this seems to hold in the surface a touch. Rickelton wants to punch this on the up but is a touch early into the stroke. Pops it uppishly towards short extra cover, where Sudharsan swoops down low and snaffles up a sharp chance. The Waknhede Stadium is stunned, and this is just the start the Titans would have envisioned in their pre-game team talks! \n Siraj to Jacks, no run angled in full just outside off. Jacks pushes it to mid on and sets off for the single, only to be sent back by Rohit. Jacks almost ran a run by himself - half of it while setting off, half of it while getting back\n Siraj to Jacks, no run dropped - oh dear! What a difference two balls makes! Full and shaping away outside off. There for the drive and Jacks throws his hands at it. Smashes it straight to Sudharsan at short extra cover but this time, the stroke is too hot to handle for the youngster\n Siraj to Jacks, FOUR runs insult to injury! Siraj goes full again and Jacks is sweating on that full ball on leg stump. Jacks plants his front foot and clips it over mid on!\n Siraj to Jacks, no run back of a length outside off. Jacks gets up on his toes and jabs it towards point. An eventful over comes to an end\n Arshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run back of a length just outside off. Rohit has a tentative prod at it and chops it off the under-edge towards the keeper\n Arshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Rohit lets the ball curve into him before tucking it uppishly towards deep square leg\n Arshad Khan to Jacks, 1 run on a length just outside off. Jacks looks to go downtown but chalks it terribly. On the bounce to mid off in the end and Jacks gets a single for his toil\n Arshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run full and shaping into the pads. Rohit looks for that pick-up flick but fails to make contact. Rapped on the front leg\n Arshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, 2 runs well well! Back of a length wide outside off. Rohit gets across his stumps, gets down on one knee and laps it high into the air. No short fine leg in place, meaning Buttler has to chase after it. He gets there and pulls it back in\n Arshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, no run massive lbw shout, not given! Back of a length on leg stump, swerving back in slightly. Rohit has a swipe across the line and gets pinged on the back leg. Arshad was very interested but the umpire was unmoved\n Siraj to Jacks, SIX runs Jacks is fighting fire with fire! Fullish and moving away wide outside off. Jacks dances down the track, holds his shape and caresses it delightfully over extra cover!\n Siraj to Jacks, FOUR runs Jacks has come to play tonight! Siraj makes the mistake of over-pitching again and bowls it right where Jacks wants it: in the slot. Jacks goes through the line and slams it over mid off!\n Siraj to Jacks, no run back of a length outside off. Jacks stays on top of the bounce and punches it towards point, who dives sharply to his right and saves a few runs. Shahrukh was the fielder\n Siraj to Jacks, 1 run hard length on middle and off. Jacks stabs it towards mid on and saunters across to the other end The commentators on air, during the last over, mentioned that DRS may be experiencing a slight hiccup, so may not be available for the moment\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, FOUR runs shot! Slanted in on a full length outside off. Rohit gets across his stumps early, gets down low and laps it away fine for four!\n Siraj to Rohit Sharma, no run fullish outside off. Rohit presses half forward and taps it gently into the off side\n Arshad Khan to Jacks, no run back of a length just outside off. Jacks gets up on his toes and jabs it towards cover The ball, barring the odd occasion, seems to be coming onto the bat nicely\n Arshad Khan to Jacks, 1 leg bye full and swinging into the pads. Jacks has a swing at it and misses. Gets rapped on the pads but the umpire moves away rather quickly, indicating his disinterest Rohit Sharma vs left-arm pace in T20s RUNS 1449 OUTS 61 4s\/6s 151\/68 SR 136.31 AVE 23.75\n Arshad Khan to Rohit Sharma, OUT Rohit falls, and those at the ground cannot believe their eyes! Hard length on middle and off. Rohit backs away, looking to slap this over mid off. The ball, though, just gets a little big on him and he splices it tamely towards Prasidh at mid off. A simple, simple catch, and Rohit, after a string of good scores, falls cheaply in front of thousands of adoring MI fans! \n Arshad Khan to Suryakumar, no run back of a length outside off. SKY goes back and across before patting it towards cover\n Arshad Khan to Suryakumar, no run fuller on middle and off. A hint of shape back into SKY, and he gets a thick inside edge as he looks to drive down the ground. He was probably looking for an on-drive\n Arshad Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run full on the pads. SKY gets onto the front foot and flicks it away towards deep square leg. Rashid moves around swiftly to his right and ensures it is just a run\n Prasidh to Suryakumar, FOUR runs and SKY welcomes him with a lovely stroke! Full and slanting into off stump. SKY gets forward and even though he does not get to the pitch of the ball, he times it exquisitely past the bowler!\n Prasidh to Suryakumar, FOUR runs uff, this is even better! Fuller on middle and off. SKY plants his front foot, shows the maker's name and creams it back past the bowler!\n Prasidh to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length outside off. SKY presses half forward and punches it towards mid off\n Prasidh to Jacks, 1 run shortish on leg stump. Jacks lets the ball come to him before tucking it off his hips towards deep backward square leg Slip comes out. Four in the ring on the off-side now\n Prasidh to Suryakumar, 2 runs dropped again - oh my! Another slice of luck for MI! Half-volley tailing into leg stump. SKY flicks it uppishly and straight to Sai Kishore at mid wicket. He palms it over the bar and offers the India T20I captain a reprieve\n Prasidh to Suryakumar, FOUR runs a proper buffet ball, and SKY feasts on it! Gentle and juicy full toss on middle and leg stump. SKY rolls his wrists and clips it to mid on's right!\n Arshad Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs Jacks is now coming after Arshad too! Back of a length just outside off. No problem with the line or the length but Jacks' shot is just too good. Creates room for himself and threads it between extra cover and cover point with a bat that is dead-straight!\n Arshad Khan to Jacks, no run shorter outside off, angling across the batter. Jacks goes feeling for it away from his body and sees the ball zip past the outside edge\n Arshad Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs more sloppy work in the field! Fullish outside off and Jacks gives it all he has. Drills it towards Prasidh, who dives over it while sprawling to his left. Gill is not happy...\n Arshad Khan to Jacks, FOUR runs too full again, and four more! Not entirely in control but Jacks will take that every day of the week. Flashes hard at this wide delivery and slashes it away past short third! The last ten balls have produced 28 runs\n Arshad Khan to Jacks, 1 run GT have dropped another - would you believe it! This is becoming dangerously contagious! Back of a length on leg stump. Holds a little in the surface and Jacks prods it straight to Siraj, who puts down an absolute soda. Straight through the hands, and the case of the butter fingers continues...\n Arshad Khan to Suryakumar, no run back of a length outside off. SKY lets the ball come to him before jabbing it towards cover point Time for a pause, and GT perhaps need this to just settle themselves down. They have been well off the pace in the field and that could cost them dearly, despite not bowling badly\n Sai Kishore to Jacks, no run fired in full outside off. Jacks has a flat-footed waft at it and sees the ball straighten past the outside edge\n Sai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run full on leg stump. Jacks gets onto the front foot and turns it towards deep mid wicket Slip remains for SKY\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run darted in full outside off. SKY presses forward and drives it towards sweeper cover\n Sai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run slower on a length on middle and leg. Jacks lets the ball arrive before knocking it down to long on\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. SKY waits in his crease and dabs it with soft hands towards backward point\n Sai Kishore to Jacks, SIX runs oh my days - that is a shot and a half! Floated up on a fullish length just outside off. Jacks gives himself ample room and lets the hands flow through the ball, creaming it over extra cover!\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run full just outside off. SKY gets down on the sweep straightaway and sweeps it towards deep backward square leg\n Rashid Khan to Jacks, 1 run fired in full just outside off. Jacks stretches forward and eases it towards long on\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 2 runs full on middle and off. SKY gets down on the sweep again and nails it behind square. Sudharsan flings himself to his right at deep backward square leg and saves two Rashid is going full to counter SKY deploying the sweep\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run just past the fielder! Darted in full again, in and around off stump. SKY scuffs this sweep but gets it just enough to square leg's right. Gill flew in the air but could not get there\n Rashid Khan to Jacks, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Jacks goes back and knocks it to long on\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, FOUR runs in the air and into the fence! Fullish just outside off and guess what SKY does. Brings out the sweep and heaves it over square leg!\n Sai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run angled in full on leg stump. Jacks gets onto the front foot and flicks it towards long on 11 - Kyle Mayers, 2024 11 - Chris Lynn, 2023-2024 11 - Kumar Sangakkara, 2015 11 - Jacques Rudolph, 2014-2015 11 - Brad Hodge, 2005-2007 12* - Suryakumar Yadav, 2025 13 - Temba Bavuma, 2019-2020 Here's Sampath with a stat nugget. Most consecutive 25+ scores by a batter in men's T20s: Suryakumar Yadav in IPL, 2025 INNS 12 RUNS 501 SR 172.75 AVE 71.57 HS 68*\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, FOUR runs SKY is turning on the style now! Shortens the length and throws it out wider after seeing the batter advance. But SKY is just too good. Too good at the moment. Reaches out for it after his charge and carves it over cover!\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run short and wide outside off. SKY hangs back and cuts it towards deep point SKY now becomes the holder of the Orange Cap. And in other news, Vishal tells me that DRS is also back. Over the wicket now\n Sai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run on a length on leg stump. The ball grips and spins away a touch. Jacks gets a leading edge as he looks to work to leg and picks up a single to point\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, no run slower and shorter outside off. SKY tries to hit it too hard and chops it towards backward point\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run tossed up full just outside off. SKY stretches forward and nudges it into the point region to keep strike\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run googly on a back of a length just outside off. SKY pats it into the off side and calls his partner through for an easy single\n Rashid Khan to Jacks, no run does him all ends up, but the umpire says no to the lbw! Oh my - that looked mighty close! GT review! Googly floated up full, just outside off. Spins back sharply and Jacks has no clue this is the wrong'un. Plays down the wrong line and leaves a massive gap between bat and pad. Rapped on the front pad too, and this could be a much-needed wicket for Rashid. All eyes on Ball Tracking and...it reckons the ball would have only clipped the top of leg stump. The extra bounce of the Wankhede saving Jacks, and the Titans cannot believe it!\n Rashid Khan to Jacks, 2 runs tossed up fuller outside off, which rids the ball of any turn. Jacks plants his front foot and powers it back past the bowler for a couple of runs. Siraj nearly made a meal of that too at long off\n Rashid Khan to Jacks, 1 run back of a length outside off. Jacks goes back and taps it into the open spaces on the off side for a single\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, no run Buttler and Rashid appeal, but the umpire does not move a muscle! Angled in on a back of a length on leg stump. SKY gets down on one knee and has a swipe across the line. Misses it and gets pinged somewhere near the waist. GT deliberate and deliberate before reviewing, just in the nick of time. Seems to be a clear gap between bat and ball again. Ball Tracking comes up...and shows the ball to be going over leg stump. SKY stays and GT lose a review to add sprinkle further salt into their wounds!\n Rashid Khan to Suryakumar, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. SKY reads the googly off the pitch and punches it off the back foot to long on\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, 1 run tossed up on a length on leg stump. SKY skips down the track and chips it towards sweeper cover. Might have shortened the length a little too after seeing SKY advance\n Sai Kishore to Jacks, SIX runs what you can do, I can do as well, says Will Jacks! Given a bit of air just outside leg. Jacks comes out of his bunker, gets close enough to the ball and launches it over long off. First fifty for the Mumbai Indians, and this has come off just 29 balls!\n Sai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run drags the length back after sensing the batter advance. Jacks holds his shape and eases it to long on\n Sai Kishore to Suryakumar, OUT stop the press, the Titans have held onto a catch! And no, this is not a drill! Slowed up nicely and angled in full just outside leg. SKY looks to go inside-out but the inward angle is just too much to fight against on this occasion. Gets under it but does not get the power he wants. Spoons it straight to Shahrukh at long off, and the lanky right-handed batter from Tamil Nadu makes no mistake. Huge, huge wicket! \n Sai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Tilak goes back and tucks it into the on side to get off the mark\n Sai Kishore to Jacks, 1 run back of a length on off. Jacks waits on the back foot and punches it towards long on\n Rashid Khan to Jacks, 4 leg byes a celebrappeal from Rashid, but surely the impact was outside off? MI get four anyway! Fizzed in full just outside off. Drifts in late and then spins back too, beating Jacks on the inside. Clips the pad and then races away past short third as Rashid and Buttler shout their lungs out. Gill comes up to them, asks if the review is worth it and they go upstairs. The third umpire has also been advised to see if there was an encroachment from Buttler. Perhaps regarding his gloves and whether they were in front of the stumps. Nothing doing on that count. Ball Tracking comes up and the impact is well outside off. Review lost, and GT are out of reviews now!\n Rashid Khan to Jacks, no run beauty! Googly on a back of a length outside off. Jacks goes searching for it away from his body and gets cut in half Jacks is not reading Rashid here, which means the sweep could come out\n Rashid Khan to Jacks, no run right on cue. Fired in full just outside off. Jacks gets down on one knee and sweeps it straight to short fine leg\n Rashid Khan to Jacks, OUT Jacks looks for the release and only finds Sudharsan on the fence! This is a little shorter just outside off. Jacks bends his back knee, and has designs to smash this into the stands. Gets under it, but does not get under it enough, and in the end, he could not have picked out the fielder better at deep backward square leg. Jacks cannot convert his fifty into a really big score, and the Mumbai Indians losing their way a little now! \n Rashid Khan to Hardik, 1 run floated up full outside off. Hardik reaches out for it and drives it towards deep point\n Rashid Khan to Tilak Varma, 1 run full on middle and leg. Tilak stretches forward and nudges it into the mid wicket region\n Sai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run dragged down just outside off. Tilak goes deep into his crease and heaves it towards deep mid wicket Slip in for Hardik\n Sai Kishore to Hardik, no run on a length on leg stump. Hardik gets onto the front foot and defends it back to the bowler\n Sai Kishore to Hardik, OUT Hardik has a wild slog across the line, and Hardik has to walk back! Mumbai are flagging now! Flighted up generously on a length on leg stump. Drifts into Hardik and then grips in the surface to spin away a shade. Hardik looks to smash it into the sea but only finds Gill at slip via the top edge. A soft, soft dismissal, and a selection of stroke that left plenty to be desired! \n Sai Kishore to Naman Dhir, 1 run fired in full on middle and off. Dhir stretches forward and pushes it towards long off to get off the mark\n Sai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 2 runs back of a length just outside off. Tilak stabs it to long on's left and calls for two instantly. Dhir responds and tears back to complete it. Excellent running\n Sai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 wide length delivery hung up wide outside off. Beyond the tramlines and called a wide\n Sai Kishore to Tilak Varma, 1 run back of a length outside off. Tilak hops back and hacks it towards deep mid wicket MI opt for the time-out and they have a fair bit of strategizing to do. This pair has to take this innings deep and put together something substantial to ensure they do not end up with a below-par total\n Coetzee to Tilak Varma, 1 run into the blockhole outside off. Tilak jams down on it and digs it out towards mid off\n Coetzee to Naman Dhir, no run back of a length on off. Dhir gets up on his toes and stabs it to mid wicket's left. Tilak wanted the single but was sent back in time\n Coetzee to Naman Dhir, no run shortish outside off. Dhir hops up onto his toes again and dabs it towards backward point\n Coetzee to Naman Dhir, 1 run very full and very wide outside off. Dhir throws his hands at it and flays it down to deep third\n Coetzee to Tilak Varma, OUT straight to Gill, and Coetzee roars in delight! You can hear a pin drop at the Wankhede Stadium now, and that is all the Titans' doing! Back of a length delivery hung up wide outside off. Tilak looks to go downtown but scuffs it terribly. Arrows it flat and Gill snaffles up the chance in front of his face. Coetzee is absolutely pumped, and the thousands clad in blue and gold, utterly stunned! \n Coetzee to Corbin Bosch, 1 run full on the pads. Bosch gets onto the front foot and works it towards deep square leg to get off the mark\n Prasidh to Corbin Bosch, no run banged into the track just outside off. Bosch gauges the length early enough and ducks under it\n Prasidh to Corbin Bosch, no run hard length on off. Bosch gets behind the line and plays it back towards the bowler, who fields it and then hurls it at the batter. Smashes him on the back pad and that would have been a prime contender for an lbw. Only if it counted... Hand of apology offered soon after\n Prasidh to Corbin Bosch, no run angled in full on off. Bosch gets onto the front foot and pokes it towards extra cover\n Prasidh to Corbin Bosch, 1 run shortish on leg stump. Bosch's front leg comes up Calypso style and he pulls it towards deep square leg\n Prasidh to Naman Dhir, no run dug into the track outside off. Dhir jumps up onto his toes and taps it towards backward point\n Prasidh to Naman Dhir, 1 leg bye back of a length on leg stump. Seems like a change-up and Dhir plays too early at it. Rolls off the thigh pad into the on side for a single\n Coetzee to Naman Dhir, FOUR runs well, that is one way to steady the ship! Hard length just outside off. Dhir stands up tall, swings through the line and bangs it over the bowler's head!\n Coetzee to Naman Dhir, 1 run back of a length outside off. Dhir punches it towards mid off and saunters across to the other end\n Coetzee to Corbin Bosch, no run dug into the track outside off. Skips off the surface and rushes onto Bosch, who hurriedly hacks it back to the bowler\n Coetzee to Corbin Bosch, no run peach! On a fullish length in the channel and this seems to nip away just a smidgen. Bosch looks for the booming drive down the ground and is beaten all ends up\n Coetzee to Corbin Bosch, 2 runs oh dear - Sai Kishore seems to have injured himself there! Banged into the track on leg stump. Bosch gets inside the line and puts it right between deep square leg and fine leg. Sai Kishore, running around from deep square leg, sprawls to his right and seems to save two, but does himself a bit of mischief The physio is out to attend on the left-arm spinner and he has gone off\n Coetzee to Corbin Bosch, no run a direct hit and it would have been curtains for Bosch! Zipped in full on leg stump. Bosch flicks it to mid wicket and sets off for the single. Dhir sends him back and Bosch is only spared by Siraj missing his shy at the batter's end\n Prasidh to Naman Dhir, no run short and wide outside off. Dhir looks for the dab between backward point and short third, but cannot beat the former, stationed right on the ring. Throws his head back in disappointment soon after\n Prasidh to Naman Dhir, OUT oh dear - another injudicious stroke, and Dhir is off for an early shower! Prasidh badgers that hard length, and this slants into leg stump. Dhir, having taken a step down the track, is utterly cramped for room but swings at it anyway. Cloths it horribly and Gill cannot believe his luck at mid off. Another regulation chance, and Prasidh has his first of the evening. Dhir is dejected, and this evening turns further south for the five-time champions! \n Prasidh to Chahar, no run angled in on a length on middle and off. Chahar hangs back and does well to just keep it out\n Prasidh to Chahar, 1 run low full toss on the pads. Chahar rolls his wrists and glances it down to fine leg\n Prasidh to Corbin Bosch, no run another attempted yorker ending up as a low full toss on the stumps. Bosch tugs it towards mid wicket and there is more hesitation between the batters. Chahar has to rush back to regain his ground and does so, just in the nick of time\n Prasidh to Corbin Bosch, 1 run shortish on leg stump. Bosch has a hack across the line and heaves it away towards fine leg\n Rashid Khan to Corbin Bosch, 2 runs angled in on a length on leg stump. Bosch gets down on one knee and sweeps it towards deep backward square leg. Lomror, on as a sub, misfields and allows the second\n Rashid Khan to Corbin Bosch, no run Rashid appeals, but the umpire does not do him any favours! Slanted in on a fullish length just outside off. Bosch misses his reverse and gets rapped on the pads. Impact was probably outside the line\n Rashid Khan to Corbin Bosch, 1 run fired in full just outside leg. Swept all along the carpet to deep backward square leg\n Rashid Khan to Chahar, no run googly on a back of a length on off. Chahar goes back and taps it gently towards mid wicket\n Rashid Khan to Chahar, 1 run fired in very full just outside off. Chahar plants his front foot and shanks it to long on\n Rashid Khan to Corbin Bosch, no run shortish on the stumps. Bosch has a massive swipe across the line and only gets it as far as the bowler, with a helping hand off the pad. Rashid practices a bit of footy as he looks to field that, but not sure many Premier League clubs will be lining up for a transfer after that display...\n Siraj to Chahar, 1 run hard length just outside off. Chahar taps it into the off side and scampers across to the other end. Tight run but completed comfortably enough in the end\n Siraj to Corbin Bosch, FOUR runs dispatched with disdain! Banged into the track outside off and this sits up nicely for Bosch. He opens up his front hip and swats it between long on and deep mid wicket!\n Siraj to Corbin Bosch, 1 run slanted in fuller on leg stump. Bosch powers it down the ground to long on\n Siraj to Chahar, no run back of a length outside off and this skips off the surface. Chahar backs away and throws the kitchen sink at it, but only grabs a handful of fresh air\n Siraj to Chahar, 1 run back of a length on off. Chahar gives himself ample room and gives it all he has. Slices it over backward point and gets a single for his toil. Not great running, it must be said...\n Siraj to Corbin Bosch, 1 run misses the yorker by a shade on the shorter side outside off but that length is still good enough. Bosch cannot get under it and drills it towards long off\n Prasidh to Corbin Bosch, SIX runs smacked into the second deck, and the Wankhede Stadium finds its voice! Marginally short outside off and Bosch picks it really early. Sets himself up for the stroke and clubs it a mile over deep mid wicket!\n Prasidh to Corbin Bosch, SIX runs oh my goodness - Bosch has played one of the shots of this evening! Zipped in full on off stump. Bosch shapes up for the reverse and then mauls it way over the deep third fence. Holy smokes! Pollard shows his appreciation in the dugout too. MI have some momentum now\n Prasidh to Corbin Bosch, no run ouch - that will sting! Sharp bumper on off and this climbs onto Bosch. He swipes at it and misses, and gets clocked on the helmet. That seemed a solid blow, and let's hope Bosch is alright See all photos The physio is out to check on Bosch. He seems to have been shaken by that blow, and that is never good to see Bosch is good to go again\n Prasidh to Corbin Bosch, 1 run, OUT Bosch puts on the after-burners but still cannot make it back! Fullish just outside off. Bosch, sitting deep in his crease, tugs it towards deep mid wicket. He decides to come back for two and has to sprawl. Stretches every sinew of his body but Buttler does remarkably well to gather a wide throw and then flick it back onto the stumps. Top, top work by Buttler, and MI lose Bosch with two balls left! \n Prasidh to Karn, 1 run dug into the track just outside off. Karn opens up his stance and heaves it towards long on\n Prasidh to Chahar, FOUR runs Chahar finishes with a flourish, and MI will have 155 to defend! Banged into the track on leg stump, Chahar gives himself plenty of room and slugs it to long on's right. A boundary to end the innings and the crowd, even if momentarily, does find its voice! runs, it is about the length and that is something I had in my mind. I wanted to hit the right areas. The hardest part is when you are having the rehab, those 3-4 months, when you are trying to bowl not in full rhythm, you just get used to a different landing, different follow-through and everything. Getting back\u2026I feel I am 80% there. I do analyse myself a areas consistently. The way Sai mixed up his pace and bowled his variations, that is something that put us back in the game. I feel this wicket is helpful, you have to hit the right areas. We need to play good cricket, like we have been so far, and making sure MI, on the other hand, will feel they have left a few runs out there. A lot of their batters perished to attacking strokes and that might be called into question, given the game situation. Jacks and Suryakumar looked comfortable at the crease, but that was about it from a batting perspective. Vishal tells me a few dew ropes and super soppers are going around the field, which indicates the presence of dew, and if that is the case, MI will have their task cut out defending this score. Join us in a bit for the chase!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Chahar","Corbin Bosch","Hardik","Jacks","Karn","Naman Dhir","Rickelton","Rohit Sharma","Suryakumar","Tilak Varma"],"Runs":[8.0,26.0,1.0,53.0,1.0,7.0,2.0,7.0,35.0,7.0],"Balls_Faced":[8,22,3,35,1,10,2,8,24,7],"Fours":[1,1,0,5,0,1,0,1,5,0],"Sixes":[0,2,0,3,0,0,0,0,0,0],"S\/R":[100.0,118.18,33.33,151.43,100.0,70.0,100.0,87.5,145.83,100.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","run out (Rashid Khan\/\u2020Buttler)","c Shubman Gill b Sai Kishore","c Sai Sudharsan b Rashid Khan","Not Out","c Shubman Gill b Prasidh Krishna","c Sai Sudharsan b Mohammed Siraj","c Prasidh Krishna b Arshad Khan","c Shahrukh Khan b Sai Kishore","c Shubman Gill b Coetzee"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshad Khan","Coetzee","Prasidh","Rashid Khan","Sai Kishore","Siraj"],"Balls":[18,12,24,24,24,18],"Runs_Given":[18.0,10.0,36.0,21.0,34.0,29.0],"Wickets":[1,1,1,1,2,1],"Overs":[3.0,2.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .off the mark straightaway! Fullish outside off and that is just the sort of length Gurbaz .is after. Rocks forward and threads it between extra cover and cover!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Gurbaz presses half forward and pokes at it .tentatively. Jams it off the inside edge into his back thigh\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, no run .oh well! Back of a length on middle and off. Nips away a touch with the angle and .Gurbaz, stepping down to smash it into the Bay of Bengal, only connects with fresh air . .Khaleel Ahmed in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1125 .WKTS .43 .4s\/6s .200\/50 .ECON .8.10 .AVE .35.34\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, no run .peach! On a length in the channel and this seems to deviate away too. Gurbaz looks for .the booming drive but only grabs a handful of fresh air for the second ball running\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, no run .another play and miss! Back of a length outside off. Moves away with the angle and .Gurbaz, fishing at it away from his body, is beaten again .This has been a good comeback after the first-ball boundary. Can Khaleel close out the .over now?\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, 1 run .dug into the track outside off. Gurbaz gets up on his toes and jabs it enough to cover's .left to keep strike\nKamboj to Gurbaz, SIX runs .goes a mile up, and goes the distance too! Length ball just outside off. Gurbaz plants .his front foot, swings for the hills and clubs it over wide long on! .Wide slip remains\nKamboj to Gurbaz, no run .oh dear! Back of a length wide outside off. Gurbaz takes a step down the track and .swings like a rusty gate. The bat and the ball end up in different postcodes\nKamboj to Gurbaz, OUT .straight to mid wicket, and Kamboj has the last laugh! Fullish and angling into the pads. .Gurbaz looks to flick it away but does not keep it down. Does not go over the fielder .either and pops it straight to Noor Ahmad, stationed on the edge of the right. Easy, easy .catch, and Gurbaz has to walk back for 11, despite showing a lot of intent! .Rahmanullah Gurbaz c Noor Ahmad b Kamboj 11 (9b 1x4 1x6 7m) SR: 122.22\nKamboj to Rahane, FOUR runs .edged and four! Length ball in the fifth stump channel and this shapes away late. .Rahane prods at it but does so with soft hands, meaning that the outside edge goes to .ground and then dribbles away into the deep third fence!\nKamboj to Rahane, no run .hard length, angling into middle and off. Rahane gets up on his toes and drops it into the .off side\nKamboj to Rahane, 2 runs .shortish on off. Rahane lets the ball come to him before glancing it behind square. .Pathirana gives chase from deep square leg, slides across and saves two. Went with his .hand on the slide, rather than going with his feet like he usually does\nKhaleel Ahmed to Narine, 1 wide .zipped in very full but outside leg. Narine does not get bat on it and the umpire has no .qualms in calling it a wide .Deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg on the fence, meaning a short ball .might not be far away\nKhaleel Ahmed to Narine, no run .slanted in full on leg stump. Narine has a wild slog across the line this time and clinks it .off the toe-end towards mid on . .Sunil Narine vs Khaleel Ahmed .BALLS .24 .RUNS .44 .OUTS .2 .SR .183.33 .4s\/6s .5\/3\nKhaleel Ahmed to Narine, 1 leg bye .massive lbw shout, not given! Khaleel wants the review (of course he does), but Dhoni .quickly indicates it pitched outside leg! Fired in full just outside leg. Narine gets his .front foot out of the way and swipes at it. Misses the ball and gets rapped on the back .leg, but that pitched outside leg, with the impact also probably outside leg .Around the wicket to Rahane too\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahane, no run .full outside off. Rahane comes onto the front foot and pushes it towards mid off .Back to over the wicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahane, FOUR runs .and Rahane says thank you very much! Right in the slot on middle and leg, and Rahane .has his first controlled boundary. Plants his front foot and slugs it over mid on!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahane, no run .off-pace on a back of a length wide outside off. Rahane reaches out for it and dabs it .towards backward point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahane, FOUR runs .more hang-time, and just enough to beat the fielders! Back of a length just outside off. .Rahane steps forward and heaves at it with all his might. The ball touches the moon and .comes back, and when it does, it bobbles into the deep mid wicket fence!\nKamboj to Narine, FOUR runs .streaky but they all count! Banged into the track on the stumps. Narine hacks across .the line and gets a fat top edge that flies over Dhoni's head!\nKamboj to Narine, 1 run .zipped in very full on leg stump. Narine has a swing at it having cleared his front leg and .chunks it off the inside edge into his back leg. Rolls into the off side for a run\nKamboj to Rahane, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Rahane stands up on his toes and turns it towards .deep backward square leg .BREAKING: Rohit Sharma has announced his retirement from Test cricket. Full details .here\nKamboj to Narine, 1 run .into the blockhole on middle and off. Narine jams down on it - not with the greatest .technique cricket has ever seen - and squeezes it out into the on side . .Ajinkya Rahane in IPL, 2025 .INNS .11 .RUNS .342 .SR .148.05 .AVE .38.00 .HS .61\nKamboj to Rahane, no run .back of a length delivery hung up wide outside off. Rahane has a smear across the line .but gets nowhere close to the ball. Lost his shape completely there\nKamboj to Rahane, 2 runs .gets plenty of height, but not enough distance, and Pathirana hands him a reprieve! .Back of a length just outside off. Rahane looks for that pick-up pull and miscues it .badly. Goes so far up that it comes down with rain on it and when it does, Pathirana .makes a meal of it. Seemed to misjudge it and had to reach out in front, despite the ball .being in the air for a significant time. An early life for the KKR captain! .See all photos\nAshwin to Narine, FOUR runs .darted in full on the pads, and that is just what Narine needs! Uses his wrists, picks out .his spot and flicks it away through square leg for four!\nAshwin to Narine, FOUR runs .four more! Ashwin coming in for punishment yet again! Shortish just outside leg and .this is not great bowling. Narine opens up his stance and hoicks it over square leg!\nAshwin to Narine, no run .back of a length, angled across the batter outside off. Narine backs away and slaps it .towards cover, where Conway nearly over-runs it but does enough in the end to stop it\nAshwin to Narine, SIX runs .Narine is taking Ashwin down, like he has always done! Fired across the batter outside .off on a back of a length. Narine sits deep in his crease and launches it over mid off!\nAshwin to Narine, no run .big turn! Back of a length just outside leg and this grips in the surface to spin away .appreciably. Narine swipes at it and misses\nAshwin to Narine, no run .oh, wow! Perhaps slower but similarly short, just outside leg, and this one spins an .absolute mile to nearly go beyond the tramlines on the off side\nKamboj to Rahane, SIX runs .innovation at its best! Caught by a CSK shirt, but catches in the dugout don't count! .Pushed in on a length on off. Rahane moves across early, gets down low enough and .laps it clean over the fine leg fence!\nKamboj to Rahane, FOUR runs .shot! Fullish outside off and Rahane knows that is coming. Telegraphs it, dances down .the track and lofts it cleanly over extra cover! .Kamboj under the pump. CSK under the pump . .CSK in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .12 .WKTS .16 .ECON .9.91 .AVE .44.18\nKamboj to Rahane, 1 run .slanted in on a length on off. Rahane presses half forward and stabs it towards mid on\nKamboj to Narine, FOUR runs .four more! CSK leaking runs left, right and centre now! Full on the pads and with fine .leg up, that is a real hit-me ball. Narine snaps his wrists into action and helps it past .short fine leg!\nKamboj to Narine, 1 run .into the blockhole on leg stump. Narine digs it out towards mid off and saunters across .to the other end\nKamboj to Rahane, 1 run .very full again, on middle and leg. Rahane plonks it out towards extra cover and scurries .across to retain strike\nAshwin to Rahane, no run .fired in on a length outside off. Rahane hangs back and plays for the turn but the ball .goes on with the arm to sneak past the outside edge\nAshwin to Rahane, 1 run .tossed up full on middle and off. Rahane comes forward and works it towards deep .backward square leg\nAshwin to Narine, no run .oh! Back of a length delivery on the pads. Narine looks to work it away but ends up .nutmegging himself. A few Arsenal fans might not mind that later tonight...\nAshwin to Narine, no run .darted in on a back of a length outside off. Spins away considerably and Narine lets it .go\nAshwin to Narine, 1 run .another full delivery, this time on the pads. Narine tucks it away towards deep mid .wicket\nAshwin to Rahane, no run .given a bit of air on a full length outside off. Rahane, beaten in the flight a touch, has to .reach out in front and slices it towards backward point\nNoor Ahmad to Narine, OUT .Dhoni whips off the bails, but was he quick enough?! Angled in on a fullish length on .middle and leg. Narine advances and has a slog across the line. Misses it and the ball .lodges into his back thigh before rolling towards the keeper. Narine loses his bearing .and as it turns out, loses his wicket soon after. Was Dhoni quick enough? Well, of .course he was. Two dismissals in two balls against Narine for Noor in T20 cricket, and .CSK have their second! .Sunil Narine st \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad 26 (17b 4x4 1x6 34m) SR: 152.94\nNoor Ahmad to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .fizzed in very full on leg stump. Raghuvanshi gets down on the sweep very early and .paddles it towards short fine leg. Dangerous game that, Angkrish!\nNoor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Rahane hops back and cuts it towards sweeper cover\nNoor Ahmad to A Raghuvanshi, OUT .nicked and gone! The Noor Magic Show is premiering at the Eden Gardens! This is .floated up beautifully on a fullish length outside off. Raghuvanshi does not know where .this is going to turn and goes feeling for it. The ball spins away just a smidgen and that .helps the ball kiss the outside edge. Sharp grab by Dhoni to his right, and Noor is .absolutely pumped! .Angkrish Raghuvanshi c \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 50\nNoor Ahmad to Pandey, 1 run .tossed up full on middle and off. Pandey goes searching for it too and slices it off the .outside edge towards backward point. Good work by Jadeja in the ring . .Ajinkya Rahane vs left-arm wristspin in T20s .RUNS .46 .OUTS .3 .4s\/6s .4\/0 .SR .86.79 .AVE .15.33\nNoor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run .darted in full on the pads. Rahane comes forward and eases it towards deep mid wicket\nJadeja to Rahane, 1 run .full outside off. Rahane gets onto the front foot and drives it towards sweeper cover . .Manish Pandey vs Ravindra Jadeja .BALLS .52 .RUNS .44 .OUTS .2 .SR .84.61 .4s\/6s .2\/0\nJadeja to Pandey, 2 runs .back of a length just outside off. Pandey hops back, creates room for himself and .punches it enough to sweeper cover's left for a couple of runs\nJadeja to Pandey, 1 run .angled into the pads. Pandey works it towards deep backward square leg\nJadeja to Rahane, 1 run .slanted in full on leg stump. Rahane presses onto the front foot and nudges it into the .mid wicket region\nJadeja to Pandey, 1 run .slowed up on a full length outside off. Pandey reaches out for it away from his body and .pushes it towards extra cover\nJadeja to Rahane, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Rahane hangs back and turns it towards deep backward .square leg. He wanted two but Pandey said no .Time for a pause and CSK have fought back well since the end of the powerplay. They .might be feeling more at home than they did at Chepauk this season with how much the .ball is spinning, but they will also be mindful of the spin threat KKR possess.\nNoor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Rahane waits for the ball to arrive before knocking it to .long on\nNoor Ahmad to Pandey, 1 run .googly on a back of a length outside off. Pandey stays back and punches it towards .deep point\nNoor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run .flighted up full on leg stump. Rahane gets to the pitch of the ball and whisks it towards .deep mid wicket\nNoor Ahmad to Pandey, 2 runs .fired in fuller on the pads. Pandey uses his wrists and glances it to short fine leg's left. .Khaleel comes around from deep backward square leg, puts in the dive and saves two\nNoor Ahmad to Pandey, 1 run .safe! Given a bit of air on a full length just outside off and that tempts Pandey into a big .shot. Does not middle it, though, and it goes on the bounce to Mhatre at long on\nNoor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run .shortish outside off, spinning away. Rahane hangs back and jabs it towards deep point. .Seven runs off that over with minimal risk taken. KKR will not mind it","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs KKR, 57th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, FOUR runs off the mark straightaway! Fullish outside off and that is just the sort of length Gurbaz is after. Rocks forward and threads it between extra cover and cover!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, no run back of a length on middle and off. Gurbaz presses half forward and pokes at it tentatively. Jams it off the inside edge into his back thigh\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, no run oh well! Back of a length on middle and off. Nips away a touch with the angle and Gurbaz, stepping down to smash it into the Bay of Bengal, only connects with fresh air BALLS 1125 WKTS 43 4s\/6s 200\/50 ECON 8.10 AVE 35.34\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, no run peach! On a length in the channel and this seems to deviate away too. Gurbaz looks for the booming drive but only grabs a handful of fresh air for the second ball running\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, no run another play and miss! Back of a length outside off. Moves away with the angle and Gurbaz, fishing at it away from his body, is beaten again This has been a good comeback after the first-ball boundary. Can Khaleel close out the over now?\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, 1 run dug into the track outside off. Gurbaz gets up on his toes and jabs it enough to cover's left to keep strike\n Kamboj to Gurbaz, SIX runs goes a mile up, and goes the distance too! Length ball just outside off. Gurbaz plants his front foot, swings for the hills and clubs it over wide long on! Wide slip remains\n Kamboj to Gurbaz, no run oh dear! Back of a length wide outside off. Gurbaz takes a step down the track and swings like a rusty gate. The bat and the ball end up in different postcodes\n Kamboj to Gurbaz, OUT straight to mid wicket, and Kamboj has the last laugh! Fullish and angling into the pads. Gurbaz looks to flick it away but does not keep it down. Does not go over the fielder either and pops it straight to Noor Ahmad, stationed on the edge of the right. Easy, easy catch, and Gurbaz has to walk back for 11, despite showing a lot of intent! \n Kamboj to Rahane, FOUR runs edged and four! Length ball in the fifth stump channel and this shapes away late. Rahane prods at it but does so with soft hands, meaning that the outside edge goes to ground and then dribbles away into the deep third fence!\n Kamboj to Rahane, no run hard length, angling into middle and off. Rahane gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side\n Kamboj to Rahane, 2 runs shortish on off. Rahane lets the ball come to him before glancing it behind square. Pathirana gives chase from deep square leg, slides across and saves two. Went with his hand on the slide, rather than going with his feet like he usually does\n Khaleel Ahmed to Narine, 1 wide zipped in very full but outside leg. Narine does not get bat on it and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide Deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg on the fence, meaning a short ball might not be far away\n Khaleel Ahmed to Narine, no run slanted in full on leg stump. Narine has a wild slog across the line this time and clinks it off the toe-end towards mid on Sunil Narine vs Khaleel Ahmed BALLS 24 RUNS 44 OUTS 2 SR 183.33 4s\/6s 5\/3\n Khaleel Ahmed to Narine, 1 leg bye quickly indicates it pitched outside leg! Fired in full just outside leg. Narine gets his front foot out of the way and swipes at it. Misses the ball and gets rapped on the back leg, but that pitched outside leg, with the impact also probably outside leg Around the wicket to Rahane too\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahane, no run full outside off. Rahane comes onto the front foot and pushes it towards mid off Back to over the wicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahane, FOUR runs and Rahane says thank you very much! Right in the slot on middle and leg, and Rahane has his first controlled boundary. Plants his front foot and slugs it over mid on!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahane, no run off-pace on a back of a length wide outside off. Rahane reaches out for it and dabs it towards backward point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahane, FOUR runs more hang-time, and just enough to beat the fielders! Back of a length just outside off. Rahane steps forward and heaves at it with all his might. The ball touches the moon and comes back, and when it does, it bobbles into the deep mid wicket fence!\n Kamboj to Narine, FOUR runs streaky but they all count! Banged into the track on the stumps. Narine hacks across the line and gets a fat top edge that flies over Dhoni's head!\n Kamboj to Narine, 1 run zipped in very full on leg stump. Narine has a swing at it having cleared his front leg and chunks it off the inside edge into his back leg. Rolls into the off side for a run\n Kamboj to Rahane, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Rahane stands up on his toes and turns it towards deep backward square leg BREAKING: Rohit Sharma has announced his retirement from Test cricket. Full details here\n Kamboj to Narine, 1 run into the blockhole on middle and off. Narine jams down on it - not with the greatest technique cricket has ever seen - and squeezes it out into the on side Ajinkya Rahane in IPL, 2025 INNS 11 RUNS 342 SR 148.05 AVE 38.00 HS 61\n Kamboj to Rahane, no run back of a length delivery hung up wide outside off. Rahane has a smear across the line but gets nowhere close to the ball. Lost his shape completely there\n Kamboj to Rahane, 2 runs gets plenty of height, but not enough distance, and Pathirana hands him a reprieve! Back of a length just outside off. Rahane looks for that pick-up pull and miscues it badly. Goes so far up that it comes down with rain on it and when it does, Pathirana makes a meal of it. Seemed to misjudge it and had to reach out in front, despite the ball being in the air for a significant time. An early life for the KKR captain! See all photos\n Ashwin to Narine, FOUR runs darted in full on the pads, and that is just what Narine needs! Uses his wrists, picks out his spot and flicks it away through square leg for four!\n Ashwin to Narine, FOUR runs four more! Ashwin coming in for punishment yet again! Shortish just outside leg and this is not great bowling. Narine opens up his stance and hoicks it over square leg!\n Ashwin to Narine, no run back of a length, angled across the batter outside off. Narine backs away and slaps it towards cover, where Conway nearly over-runs it but does enough in the end to stop it\n Ashwin to Narine, SIX runs Narine is taking Ashwin down, like he has always done! Fired across the batter outside off on a back of a length. Narine sits deep in his crease and launches it over mid off!\n Ashwin to Narine, no run big turn! Back of a length just outside leg and this grips in the surface to spin away appreciably. Narine swipes at it and misses\n Ashwin to Narine, no run oh, wow! Perhaps slower but similarly short, just outside leg, and this one spins an absolute mile to nearly go beyond the tramlines on the off side\n Kamboj to Rahane, SIX runs innovation at its best! Caught by a CSK shirt, but catches in the dugout don't count! Pushed in on a length on off. Rahane moves across early, gets down low enough and laps it clean over the fine leg fence!\n Kamboj to Rahane, FOUR runs shot! Fullish outside off and Rahane knows that is coming. Telegraphs it, dances down the track and lofts it cleanly over extra cover! Kamboj under the pump. CSK under the pump INNS 12 WKTS 16 ECON 9.91 AVE 44.18\n Kamboj to Rahane, 1 run slanted in on a length on off. Rahane presses half forward and stabs it towards mid on\n Kamboj to Narine, FOUR runs four more! CSK leaking runs left, right and centre now! Full on the pads and with fine leg up, that is a real hit-me ball. Narine snaps his wrists into action and helps it past short fine leg!\n Kamboj to Narine, 1 run into the blockhole on leg stump. Narine digs it out towards mid off and saunters across to the other end\n Kamboj to Rahane, 1 run very full again, on middle and leg. Rahane plonks it out towards extra cover and scurries across to retain strike\n Ashwin to Rahane, no run fired in on a length outside off. Rahane hangs back and plays for the turn but the ball goes on with the arm to sneak past the outside edge\n Ashwin to Rahane, 1 run tossed up full on middle and off. Rahane comes forward and works it towards deep backward square leg\n Ashwin to Narine, no run oh! Back of a length delivery on the pads. Narine looks to work it away but ends up nutmegging himself. A few Arsenal fans might not mind that later tonight...\n Ashwin to Narine, no run darted in on a back of a length outside off. Spins away considerably and Narine lets it go\n Ashwin to Narine, 1 run another full delivery, this time on the pads. Narine tucks it away towards deep mid wicket\n Ashwin to Rahane, no run given a bit of air on a full length outside off. Rahane, beaten in the flight a touch, has to reach out in front and slices it towards backward point\n Noor Ahmad to Narine, OUT Dhoni whips off the bails, but was he quick enough?! Angled in on a fullish length on middle and leg. Narine advances and has a slog across the line. Misses it and the ball lodges into his back thigh before rolling towards the keeper. Narine loses his bearing and as it turns out, loses his wicket soon after. Was Dhoni quick enough? Well, of course he was. Two dismissals in two balls against Narine for Noor in T20 cricket, and CSK have their second! \n Noor Ahmad to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run fizzed in very full on leg stump. Raghuvanshi gets down on the sweep very early and paddles it towards short fine leg. Dangerous game that, Angkrish!\n Noor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run short and wide outside off. Rahane hops back and cuts it towards sweeper cover\n Noor Ahmad to A Raghuvanshi, OUT nicked and gone! The Noor Magic Show is premiering at the Eden Gardens! This is floated up beautifully on a fullish length outside off. Raghuvanshi does not know where this is going to turn and goes feeling for it. The ball spins away just a smidgen and that helps the ball kiss the outside edge. Sharp grab by Dhoni to his right, and Noor is absolutely pumped! \n Noor Ahmad to Pandey, 1 run tossed up full on middle and off. Pandey goes searching for it too and slices it off the outside edge towards backward point. Good work by Jadeja in the ring Ajinkya Rahane vs left-arm wristspin in T20s RUNS 46 OUTS 3 4s\/6s 4\/0 SR 86.79 AVE 15.33\n Noor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run darted in full on the pads. Rahane comes forward and eases it towards deep mid wicket\n Jadeja to Rahane, 1 run full outside off. Rahane gets onto the front foot and drives it towards sweeper cover Manish Pandey vs Ravindra Jadeja BALLS 52 RUNS 44 OUTS 2 SR 84.61 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Jadeja to Pandey, 2 runs back of a length just outside off. Pandey hops back, creates room for himself and punches it enough to sweeper cover's left for a couple of runs\n Jadeja to Pandey, 1 run angled into the pads. Pandey works it towards deep backward square leg\n Jadeja to Rahane, 1 run slanted in full on leg stump. Rahane presses onto the front foot and nudges it into the mid wicket region\n Jadeja to Pandey, 1 run slowed up on a full length outside off. Pandey reaches out for it away from his body and pushes it towards extra cover\n Jadeja to Rahane, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Rahane hangs back and turns it towards deep backward square leg. He wanted two but Pandey said no Time for a pause and CSK have fought back well since the end of the powerplay. They might be feeling more at home than they did at Chepauk this season with how much the ball is spinning, but they will also be mindful of the spin threat KKR possess.\n Noor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Rahane waits for the ball to arrive before knocking it to long on\n Noor Ahmad to Pandey, 1 run googly on a back of a length outside off. Pandey stays back and punches it towards deep point\n Noor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run flighted up full on leg stump. Rahane gets to the pitch of the ball and whisks it towards deep mid wicket\n Noor Ahmad to Pandey, 2 runs fired in fuller on the pads. Pandey uses his wrists and glances it to short fine leg's left. Khaleel comes around from deep backward square leg, puts in the dive and saves two\n Noor Ahmad to Pandey, 1 run safe! Given a bit of air on a full length just outside off and that tempts Pandey into a big shot. Does not middle it, though, and it goes on the bounce to Mhatre at long on\n Noor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run shortish outside off, spinning away. Rahane hangs back and jabs it towards deep point. Seven runs off that over with minimal risk taken. KKR will not mind it","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["A Raghuvanshi","Gurbaz","Narine","Pandey","Rahane"],"Runs":[1.0,11.0,26.0,9.0,38.0],"Balls_Faced":[2,9,17,7,25],"Fours":[0,1,4,0,4],"Sixes":[0,1,1,0,1],"S\/R":[50.0,122.22,152.94,128.57,152.0],"dismissal":["c \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad","c Noor Ahmad b Kamboj","st \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Jadeja","Kamboj","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad"],"Balls":[12,6,18,12,12],"Runs_Given":[16.0,7.0,38.0,14.0,11.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,0,2],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,3.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, FOUR runs .off the mark straightaway! Fullish outside off and that is just the sort of length Gurbaz .is after. Rocks forward and threads it between extra cover and cover!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Gurbaz presses half forward and pokes at it .tentatively. Jams it off the inside edge into his back thigh\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, no run .oh well! Back of a length on middle and off. Nips away a touch with the angle and .Gurbaz, stepping down to smash it into the Bay of Bengal, only connects with fresh air . .Khaleel Ahmed in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1125 .WKTS .43 .4s\/6s .200\/50 .ECON .8.10 .AVE .35.34\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, no run .peach! On a length in the channel and this seems to deviate away too. Gurbaz looks for .the booming drive but only grabs a handful of fresh air for the second ball running\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, no run .another play and miss! Back of a length outside off. Moves away with the angle and .Gurbaz, fishing at it away from his body, is beaten again .This has been a good comeback after the first-ball boundary. Can Khaleel close out the .over now?\nKhaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, 1 run .dug into the track outside off. Gurbaz gets up on his toes and jabs it enough to cover's .left to keep strike\nKamboj to Gurbaz, SIX runs .goes a mile up, and goes the distance too! Length ball just outside off. Gurbaz plants .his front foot, swings for the hills and clubs it over wide long on! .Wide slip remains\nKamboj to Gurbaz, no run .oh dear! Back of a length wide outside off. Gurbaz takes a step down the track and .swings like a rusty gate. The bat and the ball end up in different postcodes\nKamboj to Gurbaz, OUT .straight to mid wicket, and Kamboj has the last laugh! Fullish and angling into the pads. .Gurbaz looks to flick it away but does not keep it down. Does not go over the fielder .either and pops it straight to Noor Ahmad, stationed on the edge of the right. Easy, easy .catch, and Gurbaz has to walk back for 11, despite showing a lot of intent! .Rahmanullah Gurbaz c Noor Ahmad b Kamboj 11 (9b 1x4 1x6 7m) SR: 122.22\nKamboj to Rahane, FOUR runs .edged and four! Length ball in the fifth stump channel and this shapes away late. .Rahane prods at it but does so with soft hands, meaning that the outside edge goes to .ground and then dribbles away into the deep third fence!\nKamboj to Rahane, no run .hard length, angling into middle and off. Rahane gets up on his toes and drops it into the .off side\nKamboj to Rahane, 2 runs .shortish on off. Rahane lets the ball come to him before glancing it behind square. .Pathirana gives chase from deep square leg, slides across and saves two. Went with his .hand on the slide, rather than going with his feet like he usually does\nKhaleel Ahmed to Narine, 1 wide .zipped in very full but outside leg. Narine does not get bat on it and the umpire has no .qualms in calling it a wide .Deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg on the fence, meaning a short ball .might not be far away\nKhaleel Ahmed to Narine, no run .slanted in full on leg stump. Narine has a wild slog across the line this time and clinks it .off the toe-end towards mid on . .Sunil Narine vs Khaleel Ahmed .BALLS .24 .RUNS .44 .OUTS .2 .SR .183.33 .4s\/6s .5\/3\nKhaleel Ahmed to Narine, 1 leg bye .massive lbw shout, not given! Khaleel wants the review (of course he does), but Dhoni .quickly indicates it pitched outside leg! Fired in full just outside leg. Narine gets his .front foot out of the way and swipes at it. Misses the ball and gets rapped on the back .leg, but that pitched outside leg, with the impact also probably outside leg .Around the wicket to Rahane too\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahane, no run .full outside off. Rahane comes onto the front foot and pushes it towards mid off .Back to over the wicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahane, FOUR runs .and Rahane says thank you very much! Right in the slot on middle and leg, and Rahane .has his first controlled boundary. Plants his front foot and slugs it over mid on!\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahane, no run .off-pace on a back of a length wide outside off. Rahane reaches out for it and dabs it .towards backward point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Rahane, FOUR runs .more hang-time, and just enough to beat the fielders! Back of a length just outside off. .Rahane steps forward and heaves at it with all his might. The ball touches the moon and .comes back, and when it does, it bobbles into the deep mid wicket fence!\nKamboj to Narine, FOUR runs .streaky but they all count! Banged into the track on the stumps. Narine hacks across .the line and gets a fat top edge that flies over Dhoni's head!\nKamboj to Narine, 1 run .zipped in very full on leg stump. Narine has a swing at it having cleared his front leg and .chunks it off the inside edge into his back leg. Rolls into the off side for a run\nKamboj to Rahane, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Rahane stands up on his toes and turns it towards .deep backward square leg .BREAKING: Rohit Sharma has announced his retirement from Test cricket. Full details .here\nKamboj to Narine, 1 run .into the blockhole on middle and off. Narine jams down on it - not with the greatest .technique cricket has ever seen - and squeezes it out into the on side . .Ajinkya Rahane in IPL, 2025 .INNS .11 .RUNS .342 .SR .148.05 .AVE .38.00 .HS .61\nKamboj to Rahane, no run .back of a length delivery hung up wide outside off. Rahane has a smear across the line .but gets nowhere close to the ball. Lost his shape completely there\nKamboj to Rahane, 2 runs .gets plenty of height, but not enough distance, and Pathirana hands him a reprieve! .Back of a length just outside off. Rahane looks for that pick-up pull and miscues it .badly. Goes so far up that it comes down with rain on it and when it does, Pathirana .makes a meal of it. Seemed to misjudge it and had to reach out in front, despite the ball .being in the air for a significant time. An early life for the KKR captain! .See all photos\nAshwin to Narine, FOUR runs .darted in full on the pads, and that is just what Narine needs! Uses his wrists, picks out .his spot and flicks it away through square leg for four!\nAshwin to Narine, FOUR runs .four more! Ashwin coming in for punishment yet again! Shortish just outside leg and .this is not great bowling. Narine opens up his stance and hoicks it over square leg!\nAshwin to Narine, no run .back of a length, angled across the batter outside off. Narine backs away and slaps it .towards cover, where Conway nearly over-runs it but does enough in the end to stop it\nAshwin to Narine, SIX runs .Narine is taking Ashwin down, like he has always done! Fired across the batter outside .off on a back of a length. Narine sits deep in his crease and launches it over mid off!\nAshwin to Narine, no run .big turn! Back of a length just outside leg and this grips in the surface to spin away .appreciably. Narine swipes at it and misses\nAshwin to Narine, no run .oh, wow! Perhaps slower but similarly short, just outside leg, and this one spins an .absolute mile to nearly go beyond the tramlines on the off side\nKamboj to Rahane, SIX runs .innovation at its best! Caught by a CSK shirt, but catches in the dugout don't count! .Pushed in on a length on off. Rahane moves across early, gets down low enough and .laps it clean over the fine leg fence!\nKamboj to Rahane, FOUR runs .shot! Fullish outside off and Rahane knows that is coming. Telegraphs it, dances down .the track and lofts it cleanly over extra cover! .Kamboj under the pump. CSK under the pump . .CSK in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .12 .WKTS .16 .ECON .9.91 .AVE .44.18\nKamboj to Rahane, 1 run .slanted in on a length on off. Rahane presses half forward and stabs it towards mid on\nKamboj to Narine, FOUR runs .four more! CSK leaking runs left, right and centre now! Full on the pads and with fine .leg up, that is a real hit-me ball. Narine snaps his wrists into action and helps it past .short fine leg!\nKamboj to Narine, 1 run .into the blockhole on leg stump. Narine digs it out towards mid off and saunters across .to the other end\nKamboj to Rahane, 1 run .very full again, on middle and leg. Rahane plonks it out towards extra cover and scurries .across to retain strike\nAshwin to Rahane, no run .fired in on a length outside off. Rahane hangs back and plays for the turn but the ball .goes on with the arm to sneak past the outside edge\nAshwin to Rahane, 1 run .tossed up full on middle and off. Rahane comes forward and works it towards deep .backward square leg\nAshwin to Narine, no run .oh! Back of a length delivery on the pads. Narine looks to work it away but ends up .nutmegging himself. A few Arsenal fans might not mind that later tonight...\nAshwin to Narine, no run .darted in on a back of a length outside off. Spins away considerably and Narine lets it .go\nAshwin to Narine, 1 run .another full delivery, this time on the pads. Narine tucks it away towards deep mid .wicket\nAshwin to Rahane, no run .given a bit of air on a full length outside off. Rahane, beaten in the flight a touch, has to .reach out in front and slices it towards backward point\nNoor Ahmad to Narine, OUT .Dhoni whips off the bails, but was he quick enough?! Angled in on a fullish length on .middle and leg. Narine advances and has a slog across the line. Misses it and the ball .lodges into his back thigh before rolling towards the keeper. Narine loses his bearing .and as it turns out, loses his wicket soon after. Was Dhoni quick enough? Well, of .course he was. Two dismissals in two balls against Narine for Noor in T20 cricket, and .CSK have their second! .Sunil Narine st \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad 26 (17b 4x4 1x6 34m) SR: 152.94\nNoor Ahmad to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .fizzed in very full on leg stump. Raghuvanshi gets down on the sweep very early and .paddles it towards short fine leg. Dangerous game that, Angkrish!\nNoor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run .short and wide outside off. Rahane hops back and cuts it towards sweeper cover\nNoor Ahmad to A Raghuvanshi, OUT .nicked and gone! The Noor Magic Show is premiering at the Eden Gardens! This is .floated up beautifully on a fullish length outside off. Raghuvanshi does not know where .this is going to turn and goes feeling for it. The ball spins away just a smidgen and that .helps the ball kiss the outside edge. Sharp grab by Dhoni to his right, and Noor is .absolutely pumped! .Angkrish Raghuvanshi c \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad 1 (2b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 50\nNoor Ahmad to Pandey, 1 run .tossed up full on middle and off. Pandey goes searching for it too and slices it off the .outside edge towards backward point. Good work by Jadeja in the ring . .Ajinkya Rahane vs left-arm wristspin in T20s .RUNS .46 .OUTS .3 .4s\/6s .4\/0 .SR .86.79 .AVE .15.33\nNoor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run .darted in full on the pads. Rahane comes forward and eases it towards deep mid wicket\nJadeja to Rahane, 1 run .full outside off. Rahane gets onto the front foot and drives it towards sweeper cover . .Manish Pandey vs Ravindra Jadeja .BALLS .52 .RUNS .44 .OUTS .2 .SR .84.61 .4s\/6s .2\/0\nJadeja to Pandey, 2 runs .back of a length just outside off. Pandey hops back, creates room for himself and .punches it enough to sweeper cover's left for a couple of runs\nJadeja to Pandey, 1 run .angled into the pads. Pandey works it towards deep backward square leg\nJadeja to Rahane, 1 run .slanted in full on leg stump. Rahane presses onto the front foot and nudges it into the .mid wicket region\nJadeja to Pandey, 1 run .slowed up on a full length outside off. Pandey reaches out for it away from his body and .pushes it towards extra cover\nJadeja to Rahane, 1 run .back of a length on leg stump. Rahane hangs back and turns it towards deep backward .square leg. He wanted two but Pandey said no .Time for a pause and CSK have fought back well since the end of the powerplay. They .might be feeling more at home than they did at Chepauk this season with how much the .ball is spinning, but they will also be mindful of the spin threat KKR possess.\nNoor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Rahane waits for the ball to arrive before knocking it to .long on\nNoor Ahmad to Pandey, 1 run .googly on a back of a length outside off. Pandey stays back and punches it towards .deep point\nNoor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run .flighted up full on leg stump. Rahane gets to the pitch of the ball and whisks it towards .deep mid wicket\nNoor Ahmad to Pandey, 2 runs .fired in fuller on the pads. Pandey uses his wrists and glances it to short fine leg's left. .Khaleel comes around from deep backward square leg, puts in the dive and saves two\nNoor Ahmad to Pandey, 1 run .safe! Given a bit of air on a full length just outside off and that tempts Pandey into a big .shot. Does not middle it, though, and it goes on the bounce to Mhatre at long on\nNoor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run .shortish outside off, spinning away. Rahane hangs back and jabs it towards deep point. .Seven runs off that over with minimal risk taken. KKR will not mind it\nJadeja to Rahane, SIX runs .that is an amazing shot! Darted in on a back of a length on middle and off. Rahane gives .himself room, holds his shape and goes through the line to cream it over long off!\nJadeja to Rahane, 1 run .angled in full on middle and leg. Rahane works it towards deep mid wicket and has to .be content with a single .That six was KKR's first boundary in 26 balls\nJadeja to Pandey, 1 run .fired in full just outside off. Pandey knocks it down the ground to long off\nJadeja to Rahane, no run .absolute ripper! Fizzed in on a back of a length on middle and off. Drifts in, grips and .then rags away past the outside edge. Rahane opened up like a deck chair\nJadeja to Rahane, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Rahane goes back and taps it towards backward point .for another single\nJadeja to Pandey, 1 run .fullish outside off. Pandey jabs it towards point and gets called through for the single. .Has to hustle a bit but makes it comfortably enough int he end\nAshwin to Pandey, no run .back of a length just outside off. Skids off the surface and Pandey hurriedly plays it .back to the bowler\nAshwin to Pandey, 1 run .carrom ball on a back of a length on leg stump. Straightens off the surface and Pandey .drops it into the on side for a single\nAshwin to Rahane, no run .another carrom ball on a back of a length just outside off. Rahane shapes for the .paddle-sweep but the lack of pace off the surface, plus the spin, beats him. Gets pinged .on the body\nAshwin to Rahane, 1 leg bye .darted in fuller on middle and leg. Rahane looks for the slog sweep and misses. The ball .brushes the pad and rolls away towards short fine leg. Dhoni appealed but Ashwin .suggests it might be heading down leg\nAshwin to Pandey, no run .tossed up full on middle and off. Pandey lunges forward and pokes it back to the bowler\nAshwin to Pandey, 2 runs .great effort, but that may have fallen just short! Carrom ball on a full length on off. .Pandey clears his front leg and slugs at it. Arrows it flat towards Mhatre at long on, who .dives forward but cannot quite get there. Fell short, despite his best efforts\nJadeja to Rahane, 2 runs .a direct hit and it would have been curtains for Rahane! Fired in full on the pads. .Rahane pokes it to the bowler's right and sets off. Jadeja hurtles to the ball, picks it up .but misses his shy at the bowler's end. Concedes an overthrow too for his troubles . .Ajinkya Rahane vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .765 .OUTS .23 .4s\/6s .45\/17 .SR .114.86 .AVE .33.26\nJadeja to Rahane, OUT .gone this time, and Jadeja has his man! This is perhaps a little slower, angling into .middle stump. Rahane shapes for the reverse, aiming to go with the turn but the ball .keeps coming back into him. He cannot free his arms as much as he would have liked .and that rids him of the requisite power. Spoons it straight to Conway at backward .point, who makes no mistake, and it is a cacophony of noise out there at the Eden .Gardens as the home side lose their skipper! .Ajinkya Rahane c Conway b Jadeja 48 (33b 4x4 2x6 45m) SR: 145.45\nJadeja to Russell, no run .slanted in full on middle stump. Russell comes forward and blocks\nJadeja to Russell, no run .on a length outside off. Russell goes feeling for it a little and the ball straightens just a .shade to go past the outside edge\nJadeja to Russell, no run .fired in again, on a length on middle and leg. Tucked up for room, Russell pats it into the .on side .Not sure how long Russell will keep blocking it\nJadeja to Russell, no run .peach! Plenty of revs on this and the ball, after pitching on a back of a length just .outside off, grips. Spins sharply and that beats Russell on the outside\nPathirana to Pandey, 1 run .off-pace on a back of a length on leg stump. Pandey taps it just enough to the bowler's .right and picks up a single . .Andre Russell vs Matheesha Pathirana .BALLS .3 .RUNS .1 .OUTS .1 .SR .33.33 .4s\/6s .0\/0\nPathirana to Russell, 1 run .dug into the track on leg stump. Russell uses the pace on offer and whips it away .towards fine leg\nPathirana to Pandey, 1 run .searing yorker that tails into the toes, well outside leg. Pandey jams down on it and .squeezes it out towards deep square leg\nPathirana to Russell, 1 run .another top yorker, sizzling into leg stump. Russell jams down on it in time and squirts it .away towards deep square leg. Russell nearly lost his balance trying to play that\nPathirana to Pandey, 1 run .excellent slower yorker on middle stump. Pandey clinks it out past the bowler and picks .up another single\nPathirana to Russell, 1 run .full again, attacking the stumps. Russell gets his front foot out of the way and drills it .towards long on, stationed straighter than normal\nJadeja to Russell, no run .back of a length, honing into off stump. Russell is happy to hang back and defend (for .now)\nJadeja to Russell, FOUR runs .edged and four! Given a bit more air and pushed in fuller on middle and off. Russell has .an almighty swipe across the line and gets a thick outside edge that flies over slip! .A very deep slip in place now\nJadeja to Russell, FOUR runs .back to back boundaries! Darted in on a back of a length on middle and off. Russell gets .himself into a bit of a tangle initially but those strong forearms come through in the end, .swatting it past deep mid wicket, despite Noor's sprawl to his right!\nJadeja to Russell, SIX runs .Russell goes massive! Angled in on a length on middle and leg. Russell plants his front .foot, swings through the line and clobbers it over long on!\nJadeja to Russell, 1 run .pushed in on a length on the stumps. Russell gets his front foot out of the way and .swipes it towards deep mid wicket\nJadeja to Pandey, no run .back of a length, angling into off stump. Skids on and tucks the batter up, who is forced .to jab it straight to backward point .KKR opt for the time-out and head into it with a bit of momentum. With Russell poised .for a charge, they might be looking at a score in the 180 range, which could be a great .score with the spin on offer.\nPathirana to Russell, no run .banged into the track just outside off and that takes Russell by surprise. He was setting .up for the full ball and had to let it go in the end .Mid off, extra cover, backward point and mid wicket in the circle . .Matheesha Pathirana in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .903 .WKTS .43 .4s\/6s .92\/40 .ECON .8.47 .AVE .29.67\nPathirana to Russell, SIX runs .smashed! Off-pace and into the track but this time, Russell knows exactly what is .coming. Spots the variation early and thunders it flat over deep mid wicket!\nPathirana to Russell, FOUR runs .Dre Russ is in the house, folks! Slow, short and wide outside off. Russell reaches out for .it and then manufactures enough power to slam it over extra cover!\nPathirana to Russell, 1 leg bye .attempted slower yorker that ends up as a low full toss on the pads. Russell plays a .week early and the ball pings off his back leg towards fine leg .Pandey needs to get a move-on too now. 17 off 17 so far\nPathirana to Pandey, 2 runs .length just outside off. Pandey clears his front leg and drills it back past the bowler. .Good work by Brevis at long on to keep it to two\nPathirana to Pandey, 1 run .zipped in full on middle and off. Pandey backs away early and squeezes it out towards .extra cover\nNoor Ahmad to Pandey, 1 leg bye .fired in down leg. Pandey looks to help that on its way and only finds short fine leg . .Andre Russell vs Noor Ahmad .BALLS .7 .RUNS .12 .OUTS .1 .SR .171.42 .4s\/6s .1\/1\nNoor Ahmad to Russell, no run .peach! Googly on a length on leg stump. Russell does not know where this is turning .and plants his front foot to poke at it. Beaten all ends up on the outside\nNoor Ahmad to Russell, FOUR runs .Watch. The. Spin. Devon. Conway. Floated up full just outside off. Russell plants his .front foot again and slices it towards deep extra cover. Conway over-runs it and then .watches in horror as the ball spins to his left!\nNoor Ahmad to Russell, no run .back of a length on the stumps and this grips in the surface. Spins away sharply and .breezes past the outside edge of Russell's dangling blade\nNoor Ahmad to Russell, SIX runs .Russell goes into the stands! Googly on a length on middle and off. Russell takes a .giant step back and across to set himself up and smears it over deep mid wicket!\nNoor Ahmad to Russell, OUT .Russell swats it flat, but straight to Brevis! Noor breaks through and that is a massive .wicket! Another googly, although this is shorter outside off. Russell looks to pummel it .over long off but does not get the elevation he wants. The ball gets lost in the lights for .a bit but Brevis keeps his eyes on it very well. Swoops down low to complete the catch .in the end, and Russell is disconsolate as he walks back. Noor and CSK, meanwhile, .cannot control their delight! .Andre Russell c Brevis b Noor Ahmad 38 (21b 4x4 3x6 18m) SR: 180.95\nPathirana to Pandey, 2 runs .banged into the track on middle and off, Pandey gives himself room and flat-bats it over .the bowler's head for a couple of runs\nPathirana to Pandey, SIX runs .Pandey into the six-hitting act now! Right in the slot on middle and off, and that is just .what Pandey wants. He sits deep in his crease, opens up his front hip and clubs it over .wide long on!\nPathirana to Pandey, 1 run .another slot ball outside off. Pandey backs away and drills it straight to extra cover. He .will feel he missed out there, especially with mid off also up . .Rinku Singh vs Matheesha Pathirana .BALLS .22 .RUNS .24 .OUTS .1 .SR .109.09 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nPathirana to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .Rinku begins with a boundary! Juicy full toss on middle and off. Rinku opens his bat .face a touch and he steers it past short third!\nPathirana to Rinku Singh, no run .nails the wide yorker and the ball seems to just sneak inside the tramlines too. Left .alone by Rinku and not called a wide. But after some deliberation, Rinku reviews. Rinku .is standing in his normal stance, and the replay shows some part of the ball is inside .the tramlines. Original call stands, and KKR lose a review!\nPathirana to Rinku Singh, 1 run .oh dear! This is a borderline waist-high full toss outside off. Rinku uses the pace and .dabs it down to deep backward point. The umpires are happy with it, and Rinku does not .challenge the umpire's call for the second ball in a row\nNoor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs .brilliant batting! Fired in full just outside off. Rinku brings out the reverse and nails it .over backward point. Clarity of thought, and dexterity in execution! . .Rinku Singh in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .872 .OUTS .25 .4s\/6s .68\/65 .SR .205.17 .AVE .34.88\nNoor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, no run .shortens the length just outside off as Rinku shapes for another reverse. He swipes at .thin air this time, with the ball rolling off his body into the on side. Pandey wanted the .single and gets sent back\nNoor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, OUT .a juggling act on the fence, but Mhatre gets the job done! Short and sliding into the .hips. Rinku sits deep in his crease and heaves it towards deep backward square leg. .Mhatre gets into a good position right on the fence but loses control of the ball as he .tries to catch it first. But he has the awareness to track where the ball goes, and gobbles .up the second chance with a nonchalant fling of the right mitt, while also holding his .balance and staying away from the boundary cushion. Wicket number four for Noor .tonight! .Rinku Singh c Mhatre b Noor Ahmad 9 (6b 2x4 0x6 9m) SR: 150\nNoor Ahmad to Ramandeep, 1 run .googly on a back of a length on the stumps. Ramandeep stays back and taps it gently .into the point region to get off the mark\nNoor Ahmad to Pandey, 1 wide .darted in full but also down leg. Pandey looks to help it fine with a swat but misses. .Dhoni gets his pad in the way, and the umpire calls it a wide\nNoor Ahmad to Pandey, FOUR runs .splits the field perfectly! A bit of a drag-down on middle and leg and this sits up to be .hit. Pandey picks the length early and hammers it between long on and deep mid .wicket!\nNoor Ahmad to Pandey, no run .tossed up full just outside off. Pandey plants his front foot and shanks it back to the .bowler. Pandey will be disappointed with that attempt\nPathirana to Ramandeep, 1 run .very full just outside off. Ramandeep sits deep in his crease and drives it down the .ground towards long on\nPathirana to Pandey, 1 run .zipped into the blockhole on leg stump. Pandey backs away and drills it towards mid .off. Ashwin fields it in leisurely fashion and does not even contemplate a shy at the .bowler's end\nPathirana to Ramandeep, 1 run .Dhoni gets a glove to it but cannot hold on! This is a searing leg-stump yorker. .Ramandeep gets across his stumps and glances it fine. Dhoni flings out his left mitt and .parries it towards deep backward square\nPathirana to Pandey, 1 run .slower low full toss on the thighs. Pandey gets inside the line and helps it down to fine .leg. Just a single\nPathirana to Ramandeep, 1 run .another slower delivery that ends up as a full toss on the stumps. Ramandeep has a .swish at it and whips it away towards fine leg\nPathirana to Pandey, 1 run .just six runs off the last over, and that is a terrific comeback by Pathirana! Zipped in .very full again, right at the stumps. Pandey cannot get under it despite advancing and .cloths it towards mid off. Only a single and KKR will finish with 179! .Manish Pandey: (On his thoughts about the innings) Maybe ten runs, just from my side .(short). I could have gotten two or three big hits. Happy that Russell did his job, and so .did Rinku. The wicket is slow, and we have top quality-spinners, and if they can do (their .job), we will be good to go. Thought I will stay there for a while and take the team .through, hoping we can bowl well and win this game. Our fast bowlers are doing a really .good job. The top two spinners are winning us games all the way, and backing our .bowlers. .Speaking of KKR, they did slow down through the middle but the runs they managed at .the start, and those that Russell got towards the end, means they have a very good total .on the board, especially on a track that is turning, and given they have two world-class .spinners in their ranks. Rahane top-scored with 48 and having seen what is happening .in the middle, might feel quietly confident of defending this score and keeping their .playoff dreams alive. Join us in a bit for the chase!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs KKR, 57th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, FOUR runs off the mark straightaway! Fullish outside off and that is just the sort of length Gurbaz is after. Rocks forward and threads it between extra cover and cover!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, no run back of a length on middle and off. Gurbaz presses half forward and pokes at it tentatively. Jams it off the inside edge into his back thigh\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, no run oh well! Back of a length on middle and off. Nips away a touch with the angle and Gurbaz, stepping down to smash it into the Bay of Bengal, only connects with fresh air BALLS 1125 WKTS 43 4s\/6s 200\/50 ECON 8.10 AVE 35.34\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, no run peach! On a length in the channel and this seems to deviate away too. Gurbaz looks for the booming drive but only grabs a handful of fresh air for the second ball running\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, no run another play and miss! Back of a length outside off. Moves away with the angle and Gurbaz, fishing at it away from his body, is beaten again This has been a good comeback after the first-ball boundary. Can Khaleel close out the over now?\n Khaleel Ahmed to Gurbaz, 1 run dug into the track outside off. Gurbaz gets up on his toes and jabs it enough to cover's left to keep strike\n Kamboj to Gurbaz, SIX runs goes a mile up, and goes the distance too! Length ball just outside off. Gurbaz plants his front foot, swings for the hills and clubs it over wide long on! Wide slip remains\n Kamboj to Gurbaz, no run oh dear! Back of a length wide outside off. Gurbaz takes a step down the track and swings like a rusty gate. The bat and the ball end up in different postcodes\n Kamboj to Gurbaz, OUT straight to mid wicket, and Kamboj has the last laugh! Fullish and angling into the pads. Gurbaz looks to flick it away but does not keep it down. Does not go over the fielder either and pops it straight to Noor Ahmad, stationed on the edge of the right. Easy, easy catch, and Gurbaz has to walk back for 11, despite showing a lot of intent! \n Kamboj to Rahane, FOUR runs edged and four! Length ball in the fifth stump channel and this shapes away late. Rahane prods at it but does so with soft hands, meaning that the outside edge goes to ground and then dribbles away into the deep third fence!\n Kamboj to Rahane, no run hard length, angling into middle and off. Rahane gets up on his toes and drops it into the off side\n Kamboj to Rahane, 2 runs shortish on off. Rahane lets the ball come to him before glancing it behind square. Pathirana gives chase from deep square leg, slides across and saves two. Went with his hand on the slide, rather than going with his feet like he usually does\n Khaleel Ahmed to Narine, 1 wide zipped in very full but outside leg. Narine does not get bat on it and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide Deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg on the fence, meaning a short ball might not be far away\n Khaleel Ahmed to Narine, no run slanted in full on leg stump. Narine has a wild slog across the line this time and clinks it off the toe-end towards mid on Sunil Narine vs Khaleel Ahmed BALLS 24 RUNS 44 OUTS 2 SR 183.33 4s\/6s 5\/3\n Khaleel Ahmed to Narine, 1 leg bye quickly indicates it pitched outside leg! Fired in full just outside leg. Narine gets his front foot out of the way and swipes at it. Misses the ball and gets rapped on the back leg, but that pitched outside leg, with the impact also probably outside leg Around the wicket to Rahane too\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahane, no run full outside off. Rahane comes onto the front foot and pushes it towards mid off Back to over the wicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahane, FOUR runs and Rahane says thank you very much! Right in the slot on middle and leg, and Rahane has his first controlled boundary. Plants his front foot and slugs it over mid on!\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahane, no run off-pace on a back of a length wide outside off. Rahane reaches out for it and dabs it towards backward point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Rahane, FOUR runs more hang-time, and just enough to beat the fielders! Back of a length just outside off. Rahane steps forward and heaves at it with all his might. The ball touches the moon and comes back, and when it does, it bobbles into the deep mid wicket fence!\n Kamboj to Narine, FOUR runs streaky but they all count! Banged into the track on the stumps. Narine hacks across the line and gets a fat top edge that flies over Dhoni's head!\n Kamboj to Narine, 1 run zipped in very full on leg stump. Narine has a swing at it having cleared his front leg and chunks it off the inside edge into his back leg. Rolls into the off side for a run\n Kamboj to Rahane, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Rahane stands up on his toes and turns it towards deep backward square leg BREAKING: Rohit Sharma has announced his retirement from Test cricket. Full details here\n Kamboj to Narine, 1 run into the blockhole on middle and off. Narine jams down on it - not with the greatest technique cricket has ever seen - and squeezes it out into the on side Ajinkya Rahane in IPL, 2025 INNS 11 RUNS 342 SR 148.05 AVE 38.00 HS 61\n Kamboj to Rahane, no run back of a length delivery hung up wide outside off. Rahane has a smear across the line but gets nowhere close to the ball. Lost his shape completely there\n Kamboj to Rahane, 2 runs gets plenty of height, but not enough distance, and Pathirana hands him a reprieve! Back of a length just outside off. Rahane looks for that pick-up pull and miscues it badly. Goes so far up that it comes down with rain on it and when it does, Pathirana makes a meal of it. Seemed to misjudge it and had to reach out in front, despite the ball being in the air for a significant time. An early life for the KKR captain! See all photos\n Ashwin to Narine, FOUR runs darted in full on the pads, and that is just what Narine needs! Uses his wrists, picks out his spot and flicks it away through square leg for four!\n Ashwin to Narine, FOUR runs four more! Ashwin coming in for punishment yet again! Shortish just outside leg and this is not great bowling. Narine opens up his stance and hoicks it over square leg!\n Ashwin to Narine, no run back of a length, angled across the batter outside off. Narine backs away and slaps it towards cover, where Conway nearly over-runs it but does enough in the end to stop it\n Ashwin to Narine, SIX runs Narine is taking Ashwin down, like he has always done! Fired across the batter outside off on a back of a length. Narine sits deep in his crease and launches it over mid off!\n Ashwin to Narine, no run big turn! Back of a length just outside leg and this grips in the surface to spin away appreciably. Narine swipes at it and misses\n Ashwin to Narine, no run oh, wow! Perhaps slower but similarly short, just outside leg, and this one spins an absolute mile to nearly go beyond the tramlines on the off side\n Kamboj to Rahane, SIX runs innovation at its best! Caught by a CSK shirt, but catches in the dugout don't count! Pushed in on a length on off. Rahane moves across early, gets down low enough and laps it clean over the fine leg fence!\n Kamboj to Rahane, FOUR runs shot! Fullish outside off and Rahane knows that is coming. Telegraphs it, dances down the track and lofts it cleanly over extra cover! Kamboj under the pump. CSK under the pump INNS 12 WKTS 16 ECON 9.91 AVE 44.18\n Kamboj to Rahane, 1 run slanted in on a length on off. Rahane presses half forward and stabs it towards mid on\n Kamboj to Narine, FOUR runs four more! CSK leaking runs left, right and centre now! Full on the pads and with fine leg up, that is a real hit-me ball. Narine snaps his wrists into action and helps it past short fine leg!\n Kamboj to Narine, 1 run into the blockhole on leg stump. Narine digs it out towards mid off and saunters across to the other end\n Kamboj to Rahane, 1 run very full again, on middle and leg. Rahane plonks it out towards extra cover and scurries across to retain strike\n Ashwin to Rahane, no run fired in on a length outside off. Rahane hangs back and plays for the turn but the ball goes on with the arm to sneak past the outside edge\n Ashwin to Rahane, 1 run tossed up full on middle and off. Rahane comes forward and works it towards deep backward square leg\n Ashwin to Narine, no run oh! Back of a length delivery on the pads. Narine looks to work it away but ends up nutmegging himself. A few Arsenal fans might not mind that later tonight...\n Ashwin to Narine, no run darted in on a back of a length outside off. Spins away considerably and Narine lets it go\n Ashwin to Narine, 1 run another full delivery, this time on the pads. Narine tucks it away towards deep mid wicket\n Ashwin to Rahane, no run given a bit of air on a full length outside off. Rahane, beaten in the flight a touch, has to reach out in front and slices it towards backward point\n Noor Ahmad to Narine, OUT Dhoni whips off the bails, but was he quick enough?! Angled in on a fullish length on middle and leg. Narine advances and has a slog across the line. Misses it and the ball lodges into his back thigh before rolling towards the keeper. Narine loses his bearing and as it turns out, loses his wicket soon after. Was Dhoni quick enough? Well, of course he was. Two dismissals in two balls against Narine for Noor in T20 cricket, and CSK have their second! \n Noor Ahmad to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run fizzed in very full on leg stump. Raghuvanshi gets down on the sweep very early and paddles it towards short fine leg. Dangerous game that, Angkrish!\n Noor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run short and wide outside off. Rahane hops back and cuts it towards sweeper cover\n Noor Ahmad to A Raghuvanshi, OUT nicked and gone! The Noor Magic Show is premiering at the Eden Gardens! This is floated up beautifully on a fullish length outside off. Raghuvanshi does not know where this is going to turn and goes feeling for it. The ball spins away just a smidgen and that helps the ball kiss the outside edge. Sharp grab by Dhoni to his right, and Noor is absolutely pumped! \n Noor Ahmad to Pandey, 1 run tossed up full on middle and off. Pandey goes searching for it too and slices it off the outside edge towards backward point. Good work by Jadeja in the ring Ajinkya Rahane vs left-arm wristspin in T20s RUNS 46 OUTS 3 4s\/6s 4\/0 SR 86.79 AVE 15.33\n Noor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run darted in full on the pads. Rahane comes forward and eases it towards deep mid wicket\n Jadeja to Rahane, 1 run full outside off. Rahane gets onto the front foot and drives it towards sweeper cover Manish Pandey vs Ravindra Jadeja BALLS 52 RUNS 44 OUTS 2 SR 84.61 4s\/6s 2\/0\n Jadeja to Pandey, 2 runs back of a length just outside off. Pandey hops back, creates room for himself and punches it enough to sweeper cover's left for a couple of runs\n Jadeja to Pandey, 1 run angled into the pads. Pandey works it towards deep backward square leg\n Jadeja to Rahane, 1 run slanted in full on leg stump. Rahane presses onto the front foot and nudges it into the mid wicket region\n Jadeja to Pandey, 1 run slowed up on a full length outside off. Pandey reaches out for it away from his body and pushes it towards extra cover\n Jadeja to Rahane, 1 run back of a length on leg stump. Rahane hangs back and turns it towards deep backward square leg. He wanted two but Pandey said no Time for a pause and CSK have fought back well since the end of the powerplay. They might be feeling more at home than they did at Chepauk this season with how much the ball is spinning, but they will also be mindful of the spin threat KKR possess.\n Noor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Rahane waits for the ball to arrive before knocking it to long on\n Noor Ahmad to Pandey, 1 run googly on a back of a length outside off. Pandey stays back and punches it towards deep point\n Noor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run flighted up full on leg stump. Rahane gets to the pitch of the ball and whisks it towards deep mid wicket\n Noor Ahmad to Pandey, 2 runs fired in fuller on the pads. Pandey uses his wrists and glances it to short fine leg's left. Khaleel comes around from deep backward square leg, puts in the dive and saves two\n Noor Ahmad to Pandey, 1 run safe! Given a bit of air on a full length just outside off and that tempts Pandey into a big shot. Does not middle it, though, and it goes on the bounce to Mhatre at long on\n Noor Ahmad to Rahane, 1 run shortish outside off, spinning away. Rahane hangs back and jabs it towards deep point. Seven runs off that over with minimal risk taken. KKR will not mind it\n Jadeja to Rahane, SIX runs that is an amazing shot! Darted in on a back of a length on middle and off. Rahane gives himself room, holds his shape and goes through the line to cream it over long off!\n Jadeja to Rahane, 1 run angled in full on middle and leg. Rahane works it towards deep mid wicket and has to be content with a single That six was KKR's first boundary in 26 balls\n Jadeja to Pandey, 1 run fired in full just outside off. Pandey knocks it down the ground to long off\n Jadeja to Rahane, no run absolute ripper! Fizzed in on a back of a length on middle and off. Drifts in, grips and then rags away past the outside edge. Rahane opened up like a deck chair\n Jadeja to Rahane, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Rahane goes back and taps it towards backward point for another single\n Jadeja to Pandey, 1 run fullish outside off. Pandey jabs it towards point and gets called through for the single. Has to hustle a bit but makes it comfortably enough int he end\n Ashwin to Pandey, no run back of a length just outside off. Skids off the surface and Pandey hurriedly plays it back to the bowler\n Ashwin to Pandey, 1 run carrom ball on a back of a length on leg stump. Straightens off the surface and Pandey drops it into the on side for a single\n Ashwin to Rahane, no run another carrom ball on a back of a length just outside off. Rahane shapes for the paddle-sweep but the lack of pace off the surface, plus the spin, beats him. Gets pinged on the body\n Ashwin to Rahane, 1 leg bye darted in fuller on middle and leg. Rahane looks for the slog sweep and misses. The ball brushes the pad and rolls away towards short fine leg. Dhoni appealed but Ashwin suggests it might be heading down leg\n Ashwin to Pandey, no run tossed up full on middle and off. Pandey lunges forward and pokes it back to the bowler\n Ashwin to Pandey, 2 runs great effort, but that may have fallen just short! Carrom ball on a full length on off. Pandey clears his front leg and slugs at it. Arrows it flat towards Mhatre at long on, who dives forward but cannot quite get there. Fell short, despite his best efforts\n Jadeja to Rahane, 2 runs a direct hit and it would have been curtains for Rahane! Fired in full on the pads. Rahane pokes it to the bowler's right and sets off. Jadeja hurtles to the ball, picks it up but misses his shy at the bowler's end. Concedes an overthrow too for his troubles Ajinkya Rahane vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 765 OUTS 23 4s\/6s 45\/17 SR 114.86 AVE 33.26\n Jadeja to Rahane, OUT gone this time, and Jadeja has his man! This is perhaps a little slower, angling into middle stump. Rahane shapes for the reverse, aiming to go with the turn but the ball keeps coming back into him. He cannot free his arms as much as he would have liked and that rids him of the requisite power. Spoons it straight to Conway at backward point, who makes no mistake, and it is a cacophony of noise out there at the Eden Gardens as the home side lose their skipper! \n Jadeja to Russell, no run slanted in full on middle stump. Russell comes forward and blocks\n Jadeja to Russell, no run on a length outside off. Russell goes feeling for it a little and the ball straightens just a shade to go past the outside edge\n Jadeja to Russell, no run fired in again, on a length on middle and leg. Tucked up for room, Russell pats it into the on side Not sure how long Russell will keep blocking it\n Jadeja to Russell, no run peach! Plenty of revs on this and the ball, after pitching on a back of a length just outside off, grips. Spins sharply and that beats Russell on the outside\n Pathirana to Pandey, 1 run off-pace on a back of a length on leg stump. Pandey taps it just enough to the bowler's right and picks up a single Andre Russell vs Matheesha Pathirana BALLS 3 RUNS 1 OUTS 1 SR 33.33 4s\/6s 0\/0\n Pathirana to Russell, 1 run dug into the track on leg stump. Russell uses the pace on offer and whips it away towards fine leg\n Pathirana to Pandey, 1 run searing yorker that tails into the toes, well outside leg. Pandey jams down on it and squeezes it out towards deep square leg\n Pathirana to Russell, 1 run another top yorker, sizzling into leg stump. Russell jams down on it in time and squirts it away towards deep square leg. Russell nearly lost his balance trying to play that\n Pathirana to Pandey, 1 run excellent slower yorker on middle stump. Pandey clinks it out past the bowler and picks up another single\n Pathirana to Russell, 1 run full again, attacking the stumps. Russell gets his front foot out of the way and drills it towards long on, stationed straighter than normal\n Jadeja to Russell, no run \n Jadeja to Russell, FOUR runs edged and four! Given a bit more air and pushed in fuller on middle and off. Russell has an almighty swipe across the line and gets a thick outside edge that flies over slip! A very deep slip in place now\n Jadeja to Russell, FOUR runs back to back boundaries! Darted in on a back of a length on middle and off. Russell gets himself into a bit of a tangle initially but those strong forearms come through in the end, swatting it past deep mid wicket, despite Noor's sprawl to his right!\n Jadeja to Russell, SIX runs Russell goes massive! Angled in on a length on middle and leg. Russell plants his front foot, swings through the line and clobbers it over long on!\n Jadeja to Russell, 1 run pushed in on a length on the stumps. Russell gets his front foot out of the way and swipes it towards deep mid wicket\n Jadeja to Pandey, no run back of a length, angling into off stump. Skids on and tucks the batter up, who is forced to jab it straight to backward point KKR opt for the time-out and head into it with a bit of momentum. With Russell poised for a charge, they might be looking at a score in the 180 range, which could be a great score with the spin on offer.\n Pathirana to Russell, no run banged into the track just outside off and that takes Russell by surprise. He was setting up for the full ball and had to let it go in the end Mid off, extra cover, backward point and mid wicket in the circle BALLS 903 WKTS 43 4s\/6s 92\/40 ECON 8.47 AVE 29.67\n Pathirana to Russell, SIX runs smashed! Off-pace and into the track but this time, Russell knows exactly what is coming. Spots the variation early and thunders it flat over deep mid wicket!\n Pathirana to Russell, FOUR runs Dre Russ is in the house, folks! Slow, short and wide outside off. Russell reaches out for it and then manufactures enough power to slam it over extra cover!\n Pathirana to Russell, 1 leg bye attempted slower yorker that ends up as a low full toss on the pads. Russell plays a week early and the ball pings off his back leg towards fine leg Pandey needs to get a move-on too now. 17 off 17 so far\n Pathirana to Pandey, 2 runs length just outside off. Pandey clears his front leg and drills it back past the bowler. Good work by Brevis at long on to keep it to two\n Pathirana to Pandey, 1 run zipped in full on middle and off. Pandey backs away early and squeezes it out towards extra cover\n Noor Ahmad to Pandey, 1 leg bye fired in down leg. Pandey looks to help that on its way and only finds short fine leg Andre Russell vs Noor Ahmad BALLS 7 RUNS 12 OUTS 1 SR 171.42 4s\/6s 1\/1\n Noor Ahmad to Russell, no run peach! Googly on a length on leg stump. Russell does not know where this is turning and plants his front foot to poke at it. Beaten all ends up on the outside\n Noor Ahmad to Russell, FOUR runs Watch. The. Spin. Devon. Conway. Floated up full just outside off. Russell plants his front foot again and slices it towards deep extra cover. Conway over-runs it and then watches in horror as the ball spins to his left!\n Noor Ahmad to Russell, no run back of a length on the stumps and this grips in the surface. Spins away sharply and breezes past the outside edge of Russell's dangling blade\n Noor Ahmad to Russell, SIX runs Russell goes into the stands! Googly on a length on middle and off. Russell takes a giant step back and across to set himself up and smears it over deep mid wicket!\n Noor Ahmad to Russell, OUT Russell swats it flat, but straight to Brevis! Noor breaks through and that is a massive wicket! Another googly, although this is shorter outside off. Russell looks to pummel it over long off but does not get the elevation he wants. The ball gets lost in the lights for a bit but Brevis keeps his eyes on it very well. Swoops down low to complete the catch in the end, and Russell is disconsolate as he walks back. Noor and CSK, meanwhile, cannot control their delight! \n Pathirana to Pandey, 2 runs banged into the track on middle and off, Pandey gives himself room and flat-bats it over the bowler's head for a couple of runs\n Pathirana to Pandey, SIX runs Pandey into the six-hitting act now! Right in the slot on middle and off, and that is just what Pandey wants. He sits deep in his crease, opens up his front hip and clubs it over wide long on!\n Pathirana to Pandey, 1 run another slot ball outside off. Pandey backs away and drills it straight to extra cover. He will feel he missed out there, especially with mid off also up Rinku Singh vs Matheesha Pathirana BALLS 22 RUNS 24 OUTS 1 SR 109.09 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Pathirana to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs Rinku begins with a boundary! Juicy full toss on middle and off. Rinku opens his bat face a touch and he steers it past short third!\n Pathirana to Rinku Singh, no run nails the wide yorker and the ball seems to just sneak inside the tramlines too. Left alone by Rinku and not called a wide. But after some deliberation, Rinku reviews. Rinku is standing in his normal stance, and the replay shows some part of the ball is inside the tramlines. Original call stands, and KKR lose a review!\n Pathirana to Rinku Singh, 1 run oh dear! This is a borderline waist-high full toss outside off. Rinku uses the pace and dabs it down to deep backward point. The umpires are happy with it, and Rinku does not challenge the umpire's call for the second ball in a row\n Noor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, FOUR runs brilliant batting! Fired in full just outside off. Rinku brings out the reverse and nails it over backward point. Clarity of thought, and dexterity in execution! RUNS 872 OUTS 25 4s\/6s 68\/65 SR 205.17 AVE 34.88\n Noor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, no run shortens the length just outside off as Rinku shapes for another reverse. He swipes at thin air this time, with the ball rolling off his body into the on side. Pandey wanted the single and gets sent back\n Noor Ahmad to Rinku Singh, OUT a juggling act on the fence, but Mhatre gets the job done! Short and sliding into the hips. Rinku sits deep in his crease and heaves it towards deep backward square leg. Mhatre gets into a good position right on the fence but loses control of the ball as he tries to catch it first. But he has the awareness to track where the ball goes, and gobbles up the second chance with a nonchalant fling of the right mitt, while also holding his balance and staying away from the boundary cushion. Wicket number four for Noor tonight! \n Noor Ahmad to Ramandeep, 1 run googly on a back of a length on the stumps. Ramandeep stays back and taps it gently into the point region to get off the mark\n Noor Ahmad to Pandey, 1 wide darted in full but also down leg. Pandey looks to help it fine with a swat but misses. Dhoni gets his pad in the way, and the umpire calls it a wide\n Noor Ahmad to Pandey, FOUR runs splits the field perfectly! A bit of a drag-down on middle and leg and this sits up to be hit. Pandey picks the length early and hammers it between long on and deep mid wicket!\n Noor Ahmad to Pandey, no run tossed up full just outside off. Pandey plants his front foot and shanks it back to the bowler. Pandey will be disappointed with that attempt\n Pathirana to Ramandeep, 1 run very full just outside off. Ramandeep sits deep in his crease and drives it down the ground towards long on\n Pathirana to Pandey, 1 run zipped into the blockhole on leg stump. Pandey backs away and drills it towards mid off. Ashwin fields it in leisurely fashion and does not even contemplate a shy at the bowler's end\n Pathirana to Ramandeep, 1 run Dhoni gets a glove to it but cannot hold on! This is a searing leg-stump yorker. Ramandeep gets across his stumps and glances it fine. Dhoni flings out his left mitt and parries it towards deep backward square\n Pathirana to Pandey, 1 run slower low full toss on the thighs. Pandey gets inside the line and helps it down to fine leg. Just a single\n Pathirana to Ramandeep, 1 run another slower delivery that ends up as a full toss on the stumps. Ramandeep has a swish at it and whips it away towards fine leg\n Pathirana to Pandey, 1 run just six runs off the last over, and that is a terrific comeback by Pathirana! Zipped in very full again, right at the stumps. Pandey cannot get under it despite advancing and cloths it towards mid off. Only a single and KKR will finish with 179! through, hoping we can bowl well and win this game. Our fast bowlers are doing a really good job. The top two spinners are winning us games all the way, and backing our bowlers. Speaking of KKR, they did slow down through the middle but the runs they managed at the start, and those that Russell got towards the end, means they have a very good total on the board, especially on a track that is turning, and given they have two world-class spinners in their ranks. Rahane top-scored with 48 and having seen what is happening in the middle, might feel quietly confident of defending this score and keeping their playoff dreams alive. Join us in a bit for the chase!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["A Raghuvanshi","Gurbaz","Narine","Pandey","Rahane","Ramandeep","Rinku Singh","Russell"],"Runs":[1.0,11.0,26.0,36.0,48.0,4.0,9.0,38.0],"Balls_Faced":[2,9,17,28,33,4,6,21],"Fours":[0,1,4,1,4,0,2,4],"Sixes":[0,1,1,1,2,0,0,3],"S\/R":[50.0,122.22,152.94,128.57,145.45,100.0,150.0,180.95],"dismissal":["c \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad","c Noor Ahmad b Kamboj","st \u2020Dhoni b Noor Ahmad","Not Out","c Conway b Jadeja","Not Out","c Mhatre b Noor Ahmad","c Brevis b Noor Ahmad"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Jadeja","Kamboj","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Pathirana"],"Balls":[18,24,18,12,24,24],"Runs_Given":[19.0,34.0,38.0,14.0,31.0,39.0],"Wickets":[0,1,1,0,4,0],"Overs":[3.0,4.0,3.0,2.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Cummins to Salt, 1 leg bye .On-pace back of a length ball on leg stump, he misses the swish and pull and wears it .on the pad as the ball lobs to the on-side .Kohli on strike. Cummins stays over the wicket with a wide slip around\nCummins to Kohli, FOUR runs .And he's off straight away. Back of a length ball angling away from Kohli who throws .his bat at it and slashes it over point\nCummins to Kohli, no run .On a length on middle and leg stump, Kohli works this to short midwicket\nCummins to Kohli, 1 run .Rising short of a good length ball just around off stump. He splices this towards point\nCummins to Salt, 4 leg byes .Pinged on the helmet, but RCB get four leg-byes. Excellent bouncer directed at Salt's .body. He is late onto the pull and is hit on the back of the helmet. The ball flies to the .right of the keeper. The physio is out to check on Salt. He seems fine. Has a change of .helmet and is okay to continue. Sports a big smile, which is good to see\nCummins to Salt, no run .On a length at pace on middle and leg, he ticks it to the short midwicket fielder\nUnadkat to Kohli, no run .Good length ball slanting back into Kohli rapping him on the thigh pad as he misses the .flick\nUnadkat to Kohli, FOUR runs .Back of a length ball angling across Kohli, who stays back and punches this to the left .of mid-off for another four\nUnadkat to Kohli, 2 runs .On a length on leg stump, he tickles this fine to the left of deep backward square leg for .a couple of runs\nUnadkat to Kohli, 1 leg bye .Oh, Klaasen's got a glove to it. Was that a catch? Nope, right off the pad. Kohli backs .away looking to access the offside. But Unadkat follows him, cramping him for room. .He wears it on the thigh pad as the ball lobs to the left of Klaasen who runs and dives .full-length to his left.\nUnadkat to Salt, no run .Stays leg side of the ball but Unadkat keeps it on off stump, not giving any room. He can .only bunt it to mid-off .Square leg comes in\nUnadkat to Salt, 2 runs .Back of a length ball following Salt who was backing away. He pulls through square leg .but the fielder sprints to his right and saves two\nCummins to Kohli, FOUR runs .Oh, he's misjudged it has Nitish Reddy. Banged in short, Kohli pulls straight to deep .backward square leg where Reddy runs in. Had he been on the ropes, that would have .gone straight down his throat. But he came in, and the ball evaded his leap\nCummins to Kohli, 1 leg bye .Backs away but Cummins follows him and cramps him for room. Kohli gets a thick .inside-edge onto pad\nCummins to Salt, 1 run .On the fuller side just around off stump, Salt mistimes to mid-off\nCummins to Kohli, FOUR runs .And this time, Reddy has over-run the ball and concedes four more. It's not his night so .far. Low full toss on his pad, Kohli flicks this to Reddy's right, who sprints too quickly to .his own liking. He went right, the ball went to his left.\nCummins to Kohli, no run .Kohli is pinned on the helmet this time around. Right on the badge of the helmet. Sharp .bouncer aiming for Kohli's head. He is late on the pull, misses and the ball hits smack .on the middle\nCummins to Kohli, 2 runs .Another misfield and Kohli gets two more. Angles the length ball on middle stump, he .charges down the track, goes for big heave, can only manage a thick inside-edge to .short fine leg, who dives over the ball\nHarshal to Salt, (no ball) .Straight down deep midwicket's throat. The question is... how high was that delivery? .The technology will come into play. On first glance, it looked quite high, but was it above .the waist? A very high full toss to begin with on off stump. Salt is a foot or so outside .the crease and shanks this to Abhishek who takes a comfortable catch. But, but... the .technology comes to Salt's rescue. The ball was at 0.98m, his waist was at 0.95m. So, .it's a no-ball .Free-hit\nHarshal to Salt, 1 run .Another shin-high full toss outside off, he spoons it straight up with Reddy taking the .catch at extra cover but to no avail. Two balls, two catches, no wickets.\nHarshal to Kohli, FOUR runs .On a length angling away from Kohli outside off, he uses his wrists and lofts this to the .left of deep extra cover\nHarshal to Kohli, FOUR runs .Oh, lovely! Overpitched outside off, he stays still and lofts this up and over mid-off. Pure .class from Kohli. .See all photos\nHarshal to Kohli, 1 wide .Slower bouncer as Kohli backs away and Harshal follows him. But this was down leg .even as Kohli missed the pull\nHarshal to Kohli, no run .Sharp back of a length ball on off, he runs this off the face of the bat to short third\nHarshal to Kohli, no run .Too high? Nope, one-bouncer for the over. Rising bouncer around off stump, that .continues to climb pas Kohli's outside edge. Klaasen leaps and saves a few extra runs\nHarshal to Kohli, no run .Beaten all ends up. Slower back of a length delivery at 122.7kph outside off. He is way .to early into the pull and only connects at thin air\nUnadkat to Salt, 1 run .Slower back of a length bouncer on off, he pulls to deep backward square leg for a run\nUnadkat to Kohli, FOUR runs .How has he threaded the gap? Wowza! Legcutter dug into the track on middle. Kohli .shimmies down the track and gives himself room. Adjusts to the pace and rolls his .wrists as he guides the ball off the face. In all this he still finds small gap between short .third and point.\nUnadkat to Kohli, 1 run .On-pace length ball on middle, he ticks this to the on-side and takes a quick run . .Jaydev Unadkat in IPL, 2025 .INNS .6 .WKTS .7 .ECON .7.21 .AVE .17.85 .BEST .3\/35\nUnadkat to Salt, 1 wide .Too high... called a wide. Banged in short but that was way too high over Salt's head.\nUnadkat to Salt, FOUR runs .Heaved away for four! Also brings RCB's fifty in\nUnadkat to Salt, 1 run .Nails the yorker on middle as Salt squeezes this to mid-on\nUnadkat to Kohli, 1 run .Another yorker on middle stump which is dug out to long on by Kohli for a run\nMalinga to Kohli, SIX runs .And he's welcomed to the bowling crease with a huge six. Slower offcutter on the .stumps, he backs away and heaves this over deep midwicket\nMalinga to Kohli, 1 run .On-pace length ball on middle, he looks to hoick this to the on-side, gets a thick inside- .edge to short fine leg\nMalinga to Salt, FOUR runs .Slower offcutter but that was too full outside off. Salt gets under it and hammers it over .mid-off\nMalinga to Salt, no run .Low full toss on pace on off stump, he mistimes it back to the bowler\nMalinga to Salt, SIX runs .Six more! Bangs the short of a length ball outside off, he cuts this up and over point .using the pace and gets six .See all photos\nMalinga to Salt, no run .Fuller in length on leg stump, he squeezes it out and is lucky the ball trickles close to the .stumps\nDubey to Kohli, no run .Angles the length ball on middle, he pushes to the bowler\nDubey to Kohli, 1 run .Flatter on middle and leg, he works this to deep midwicket\nDubey to Salt, no run .Darted on off stump, he backs away but only slices to point\nDubey to Salt, SIX runs .Backs away and clears the ropes with ease. Flatter on the stumps, he gives himself .room and hammers this over deep midwicket\nDubey to Salt, 1 run .Slows this up on a length around off stump, he scythes it to extra cover . .Virat Kohli vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .1463 .OUTS .21 .4s\/6s .95\/46 .SR .117.41 .AVE .69.66\nDubey to Kohli, OUT .Kohli does not score a fifty in a run chase for a change. Tossed up on middle stump, .Kohli backs away but it is the extra bounce that does him in. Looks for a cut, but ends .up slicing this straight to point where Abhishek does the rest. Dubey is ecstatic and why .not! .Virat Kohli c Abhishek Sharma b Dubey 43 (25b 7x4 1x6 40m) SR: 172\nHarshal to Salt, FOUR runs .Smashed back... Harshal had no chance. On a length just on off stump, he absolutely .smokes it back to the right of the bowler, and the ball was out of his reach before he .could even get his right hand up\nHarshal to Salt, 1 run .Slower offcutter outside off, he chops this to deep cover\nHarshal to Agarwal, no run .Slower offcutter again on middle and leg, he works this to short midwicket\nHarshal to Agarwal, FOUR runs .Freebie and Patel takes toll. Short of a length ball but that is way too wide, as Mayank .cuts this up and above point\nHarshal to Agarwal, 1 run .Back of a length ball on the stumps, he nails the pull but straight to deep midwicket\nHarshal to Salt, SIX runs .Easy pickings and Salt says thank you, so much for the gift. Knee-high full toss around .off stump. Salt sends this soaring over mid-off and eventually clears the ropes with .minimum of fuss\nDubey to Agarwal, 1 run .Hint of turn as he gives the ball a rip and lands it on middle stump. He works this to .deep midwicket with soft hands\nDubey to Salt, SIX runs .FETCH THAT! Not a drag down by any stretch of the imagination. Was marginally short .if any on leg stump, but Salt has picked the length so early and deposited this miles over .deep midwicket\nDubey to Salt, 1 run .Flatter on middle and leg stump, he pulls to deep midwicket\nDubey to Agarwal, 2 runs .Straight down the ground and Reddy, for the second time today has almost over-run the .ball. He hares to his left, but this time keeps the ball inside the field of play.\nDubey to Agarwal, 1 run .Angled in on middle, he ticks this to the on-side for a run\nDubey to Salt, 1 run .Hangs this around off stump, salt drives to long-off\nMalinga to Salt, 2 runs .Nails the yorker but Salt has still managed to squeeze this to the left of short fine leg for .a couple of runs\nMalinga to Salt, 1 run .Is filthy with himself there is Salt for not getting more on that. Was in the slot on middle, .he shanks this to long-on\nMalinga to Agarwal, 1 run .Fuller on middle, he punches this to long-on. Such sweet timing displayed so far from .Mayank\nMalinga to Salt, FOUR runs .Fifty for Salt, off just 27 balls! He's missed a couple of games and won't RCB be glad to .have him back. Overpitched outside off, he pummels this over extra cover to reach .another milestone. .See all photos\nMalinga to Salt, no run .Oh, my word how's that missed off stump! Lovely dipping slower yorker that does Salt .all ends up. He misses as the ball just misses off stump\nMalinga to Salt, 2 runs .Fullish on middle, he whips this to the left of deep backward square leg for two more. .With that, Himanshu is back","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs SRH, 65th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Cummins to Salt, 1 leg bye On-pace back of a length ball on leg stump, he misses the swish and pull and wears it on the pad as the ball lobs to the on-side Kohli on strike. Cummins stays over the wicket with a wide slip around\n Cummins to Kohli, FOUR runs And he's off straight away. Back of a length ball angling away from Kohli who throws his bat at it and slashes it over point\n Cummins to Kohli, no run On a length on middle and leg stump, Kohli works this to short midwicket\n Cummins to Kohli, 1 run Rising short of a good length ball just around off stump. He splices this towards point\n Cummins to Salt, 4 leg byes Pinged on the helmet, but RCB get four leg-byes. Excellent bouncer directed at Salt's body. He is late onto the pull and is hit on the back of the helmet. The ball flies to the right of the keeper. The physio is out to check on Salt. He seems fine. Has a change of helmet and is okay to continue. Sports a big smile, which is good to see\n Cummins to Salt, no run On a length at pace on middle and leg, he ticks it to the short midwicket fielder\n Unadkat to Kohli, no run Good length ball slanting back into Kohli rapping him on the thigh pad as he misses the flick\n Unadkat to Kohli, FOUR runs Back of a length ball angling across Kohli, who stays back and punches this to the left of mid-off for another four\n Unadkat to Kohli, 2 runs On a length on leg stump, he tickles this fine to the left of deep backward square leg for a couple of runs\n Unadkat to Kohli, 1 leg bye Oh, Klaasen's got a glove to it. Was that a catch? Nope, right off the pad. Kohli backs away looking to access the offside. But Unadkat follows him, cramping him for room. He wears it on the thigh pad as the ball lobs to the left of Klaasen who runs and dives full-length to his left.\n Unadkat to Salt, no run Stays leg side of the ball but Unadkat keeps it on off stump, not giving any room. He can only bunt it to mid-off Square leg comes in\n Unadkat to Salt, 2 runs Back of a length ball following Salt who was backing away. He pulls through square leg but the fielder sprints to his right and saves two\n Cummins to Kohli, FOUR runs Oh, he's misjudged it has Nitish Reddy. Banged in short, Kohli pulls straight to deep backward square leg where Reddy runs in. Had he been on the ropes, that would have gone straight down his throat. But he came in, and the ball evaded his leap\n Cummins to Kohli, 1 leg bye Backs away but Cummins follows him and cramps him for room. Kohli gets a thick inside-edge onto pad\n Cummins to Salt, 1 run On the fuller side just around off stump, Salt mistimes to mid-off\n Cummins to Kohli, FOUR runs And this time, Reddy has over-run the ball and concedes four more. It's not his night so far. Low full toss on his pad, Kohli flicks this to Reddy's right, who sprints too quickly to his own liking. He went right, the ball went to his left.\n Cummins to Kohli, no run Kohli is pinned on the helmet this time around. Right on the badge of the helmet. Sharp bouncer aiming for Kohli's head. He is late on the pull, misses and the ball hits smack on the middle\n Cummins to Kohli, 2 runs Another misfield and Kohli gets two more. Angles the length ball on middle stump, he charges down the track, goes for big heave, can only manage a thick inside-edge to short fine leg, who dives over the ball\n Straight down deep midwicket's throat. The question is... how high was that delivery? The technology will come into play. On first glance, it looked quite high, but was it above the waist? A very high full toss to begin with on off stump. Salt is a foot or so outside the crease and shanks this to Abhishek who takes a comfortable catch. But, but... the technology comes to Salt's rescue. The ball was at 0.98m, his waist was at 0.95m. So, it's a no-ball Free-hit\n Harshal to Salt, 1 run Another shin-high full toss outside off, he spoons it straight up with Reddy taking the catch at extra cover but to no avail. Two balls, two catches, no wickets.\n Harshal to Kohli, FOUR runs On a length angling away from Kohli outside off, he uses his wrists and lofts this to the left of deep extra cover\n Harshal to Kohli, FOUR runs Oh, lovely! Overpitched outside off, he stays still and lofts this up and over mid-off. Pure class from Kohli. See all photos\n Harshal to Kohli, 1 wide Slower bouncer as Kohli backs away and Harshal follows him. But this was down leg even as Kohli missed the pull\n Harshal to Kohli, no run Sharp back of a length ball on off, he runs this off the face of the bat to short third\n Harshal to Kohli, no run Too high? Nope, one-bouncer for the over. Rising bouncer around off stump, that continues to climb pas Kohli's outside edge. Klaasen leaps and saves a few extra runs\n Harshal to Kohli, no run Beaten all ends up. Slower back of a length delivery at 122.7kph outside off. He is way to early into the pull and only connects at thin air\n Unadkat to Salt, 1 run Slower back of a length bouncer on off, he pulls to deep backward square leg for a run\n Unadkat to Kohli, FOUR runs How has he threaded the gap? Wowza! Legcutter dug into the track on middle. Kohli shimmies down the track and gives himself room. Adjusts to the pace and rolls his wrists as he guides the ball off the face. In all this he still finds small gap between short third and point.\n Unadkat to Kohli, 1 run On-pace length ball on middle, he ticks this to the on-side and takes a quick run Jaydev Unadkat in IPL, 2025 INNS 6 WKTS 7 ECON 7.21 AVE 17.85 BEST 3\/35\n Unadkat to Salt, 1 wide Too high... called a wide. Banged in short but that was way too high over Salt's head.\n Unadkat to Salt, FOUR runs Heaved away for four! Also brings RCB's fifty in\n Unadkat to Salt, 1 run Nails the yorker on middle as Salt squeezes this to mid-on\n Unadkat to Kohli, 1 run Another yorker on middle stump which is dug out to long on by Kohli for a run\n Malinga to Kohli, SIX runs And he's welcomed to the bowling crease with a huge six. Slower offcutter on the stumps, he backs away and heaves this over deep midwicket\n Malinga to Kohli, 1 run On-pace length ball on middle, he looks to hoick this to the on-side, gets a thick inside-edge to short fine leg\n Malinga to Salt, FOUR runs Slower offcutter but that was too full outside off. Salt gets under it and hammers it over mid-off\n Malinga to Salt, no run Low full toss on pace on off stump, he mistimes it back to the bowler\n Malinga to Salt, SIX runs Six more! Bangs the short of a length ball outside off, he cuts this up and over point using the pace and gets six See all photos\n Malinga to Salt, no run Fuller in length on leg stump, he squeezes it out and is lucky the ball trickles close to the stumps\n Dubey to Kohli, no run Angles the length ball on middle, he pushes to the bowler\n Dubey to Kohli, 1 run Flatter on middle and leg, he works this to deep midwicket\n Dubey to Salt, no run Darted on off stump, he backs away but only slices to point\n Dubey to Salt, SIX runs Backs away and clears the ropes with ease. Flatter on the stumps, he gives himself room and hammers this over deep midwicket\n Dubey to Salt, 1 run Slows this up on a length around off stump, he scythes it to extra cover Virat Kohli vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 1463 OUTS 21 4s\/6s 95\/46 SR 117.41 AVE 69.66\n Dubey to Kohli, OUT Kohli does not score a fifty in a run chase for a change. Tossed up on middle stump, Kohli backs away but it is the extra bounce that does him in. Looks for a cut, but ends up slicing this straight to point where Abhishek does the rest. Dubey is ecstatic and why not! \n Harshal to Salt, FOUR runs Smashed back... Harshal had no chance. On a length just on off stump, he absolutely smokes it back to the right of the bowler, and the ball was out of his reach before he could even get his right hand up\n Harshal to Salt, 1 run Slower offcutter outside off, he chops this to deep cover\n Harshal to Agarwal, no run Slower offcutter again on middle and leg, he works this to short midwicket\n Harshal to Agarwal, FOUR runs Freebie and Patel takes toll. Short of a length ball but that is way too wide, as Mayank cuts this up and above point\n Harshal to Agarwal, 1 run Back of a length ball on the stumps, he nails the pull but straight to deep midwicket\n Harshal to Salt, SIX runs Easy pickings and Salt says thank you, so much for the gift. Knee-high full toss around off stump. Salt sends this soaring over mid-off and eventually clears the ropes with minimum of fuss\n Dubey to Agarwal, 1 run Hint of turn as he gives the ball a rip and lands it on middle stump. He works this to deep midwicket with soft hands\n Dubey to Salt, SIX runs FETCH THAT! Not a drag down by any stretch of the imagination. Was marginally short if any on leg stump, but Salt has picked the length so early and deposited this miles over deep midwicket\n Dubey to Salt, 1 run Flatter on middle and leg stump, he pulls to deep midwicket\n Dubey to Agarwal, 2 runs Straight down the ground and Reddy, for the second time today has almost over-run the ball. He hares to his left, but this time keeps the ball inside the field of play.\n Dubey to Agarwal, 1 run Angled in on middle, he ticks this to the on-side for a run\n Dubey to Salt, 1 run Hangs this around off stump, salt drives to long-off\n Malinga to Salt, 2 runs Nails the yorker but Salt has still managed to squeeze this to the left of short fine leg for a couple of runs\n Malinga to Salt, 1 run Is filthy with himself there is Salt for not getting more on that. Was in the slot on middle, he shanks this to long-on\n Malinga to Agarwal, 1 run Fuller on middle, he punches this to long-on. Such sweet timing displayed so far from Mayank\n Malinga to Salt, FOUR runs Fifty for Salt, off just 27 balls! He's missed a couple of games and won't RCB be glad to have him back. Overpitched outside off, he pummels this over extra cover to reach another milestone. See all photos\n Malinga to Salt, no run Oh, my word how's that missed off stump! Lovely dipping slower yorker that does Salt all ends up. He misses as the ball just misses off stump\n Malinga to Salt, 2 runs Fullish on middle, he whips this to the left of deep backward square leg for two more. With that, Himanshu is back","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Agarwal","Kohli","Salt"],"Runs":[10.0,43.0,55.0],"Balls_Faced":[7,25,29],"Fours":[1,7,4],"Sixes":[0,1,4],"S\/R":[142.86,172.0,189.66],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Abhishek Sharma b Dubey","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Cummins","Dubey","Harshal","Malinga","Unadkat"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[16.0,20.0,27.0,27.0,21.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Cummins to Salt, 1 leg bye .On-pace back of a length ball on leg stump, he misses the swish and pull and wears it .on the pad as the ball lobs to the on-side .Kohli on strike. Cummins stays over the wicket with a wide slip around\nCummins to Kohli, FOUR runs .And he's off straight away. Back of a length ball angling away from Kohli who throws .his bat at it and slashes it over point\nCummins to Kohli, no run .On a length on middle and leg stump, Kohli works this to short midwicket\nCummins to Kohli, 1 run .Rising short of a good length ball just around off stump. He splices this towards point\nCummins to Salt, 4 leg byes .Pinged on the helmet, but RCB get four leg-byes. Excellent bouncer directed at Salt's .body. He is late onto the pull and is hit on the back of the helmet. The ball flies to the .right of the keeper. The physio is out to check on Salt. He seems fine. Has a change of .helmet and is okay to continue. Sports a big smile, which is good to see\nCummins to Salt, no run .On a length at pace on middle and leg, he ticks it to the short midwicket fielder\nUnadkat to Kohli, no run .Good length ball slanting back into Kohli rapping him on the thigh pad as he misses the .flick\nUnadkat to Kohli, FOUR runs .Back of a length ball angling across Kohli, who stays back and punches this to the left .of mid-off for another four\nUnadkat to Kohli, 2 runs .On a length on leg stump, he tickles this fine to the left of deep backward square leg for .a couple of runs\nUnadkat to Kohli, 1 leg bye .Oh, Klaasen's got a glove to it. Was that a catch? Nope, right off the pad. Kohli backs .away looking to access the offside. But Unadkat follows him, cramping him for room. .He wears it on the thigh pad as the ball lobs to the left of Klaasen who runs and dives .full-length to his left.\nUnadkat to Salt, no run .Stays leg side of the ball but Unadkat keeps it on off stump, not giving any room. He can .only bunt it to mid-off .Square leg comes in\nUnadkat to Salt, 2 runs .Back of a length ball following Salt who was backing away. He pulls through square leg .but the fielder sprints to his right and saves two\nCummins to Kohli, FOUR runs .Oh, he's misjudged it has Nitish Reddy. Banged in short, Kohli pulls straight to deep .backward square leg where Reddy runs in. Had he been on the ropes, that would have .gone straight down his throat. But he came in, and the ball evaded his leap\nCummins to Kohli, 1 leg bye .Backs away but Cummins follows him and cramps him for room. Kohli gets a thick .inside-edge onto pad\nCummins to Salt, 1 run .On the fuller side just around off stump, Salt mistimes to mid-off\nCummins to Kohli, FOUR runs .And this time, Reddy has over-run the ball and concedes four more. It's not his night so .far. Low full toss on his pad, Kohli flicks this to Reddy's right, who sprints too quickly to .his own liking. He went right, the ball went to his left.\nCummins to Kohli, no run .Kohli is pinned on the helmet this time around. Right on the badge of the helmet. Sharp .bouncer aiming for Kohli's head. He is late on the pull, misses and the ball hits smack .on the middle\nCummins to Kohli, 2 runs .Another misfield and Kohli gets two more. Angles the length ball on middle stump, he .charges down the track, goes for big heave, can only manage a thick inside-edge to .short fine leg, who dives over the ball\nHarshal to Salt, (no ball) .Straight down deep midwicket's throat. The question is... how high was that delivery? .The technology will come into play. On first glance, it looked quite high, but was it above .the waist? A very high full toss to begin with on off stump. Salt is a foot or so outside .the crease and shanks this to Abhishek who takes a comfortable catch. But, but... the .technology comes to Salt's rescue. The ball was at 0.98m, his waist was at 0.95m. So, .it's a no-ball .Free-hit\nHarshal to Salt, 1 run .Another shin-high full toss outside off, he spoons it straight up with Reddy taking the .catch at extra cover but to no avail. Two balls, two catches, no wickets.\nHarshal to Kohli, FOUR runs .On a length angling away from Kohli outside off, he uses his wrists and lofts this to the .left of deep extra cover\nHarshal to Kohli, FOUR runs .Oh, lovely! Overpitched outside off, he stays still and lofts this up and over mid-off. Pure .class from Kohli. .See all photos\nHarshal to Kohli, 1 wide .Slower bouncer as Kohli backs away and Harshal follows him. But this was down leg .even as Kohli missed the pull\nHarshal to Kohli, no run .Sharp back of a length ball on off, he runs this off the face of the bat to short third\nHarshal to Kohli, no run .Too high? Nope, one-bouncer for the over. Rising bouncer around off stump, that .continues to climb pas Kohli's outside edge. Klaasen leaps and saves a few extra runs\nHarshal to Kohli, no run .Beaten all ends up. Slower back of a length delivery at 122.7kph outside off. He is way .to early into the pull and only connects at thin air\nUnadkat to Salt, 1 run .Slower back of a length bouncer on off, he pulls to deep backward square leg for a run\nUnadkat to Kohli, FOUR runs .How has he threaded the gap? Wowza! Legcutter dug into the track on middle. Kohli .shimmies down the track and gives himself room. Adjusts to the pace and rolls his .wrists as he guides the ball off the face. In all this he still finds small gap between short .third and point.\nUnadkat to Kohli, 1 run .On-pace length ball on middle, he ticks this to the on-side and takes a quick run . .Jaydev Unadkat in IPL, 2025 .INNS .6 .WKTS .7 .ECON .7.21 .AVE .17.85 .BEST .3\/35\nUnadkat to Salt, 1 wide .Too high... called a wide. Banged in short but that was way too high over Salt's head.\nUnadkat to Salt, FOUR runs .Heaved away for four! Also brings RCB's fifty in\nUnadkat to Salt, 1 run .Nails the yorker on middle as Salt squeezes this to mid-on\nUnadkat to Kohli, 1 run .Another yorker on middle stump which is dug out to long on by Kohli for a run\nMalinga to Kohli, SIX runs .And he's welcomed to the bowling crease with a huge six. Slower offcutter on the .stumps, he backs away and heaves this over deep midwicket\nMalinga to Kohli, 1 run .On-pace length ball on middle, he looks to hoick this to the on-side, gets a thick inside- .edge to short fine leg\nMalinga to Salt, FOUR runs .Slower offcutter but that was too full outside off. Salt gets under it and hammers it over .mid-off\nMalinga to Salt, no run .Low full toss on pace on off stump, he mistimes it back to the bowler\nMalinga to Salt, SIX runs .Six more! Bangs the short of a length ball outside off, he cuts this up and over point .using the pace and gets six .See all photos\nMalinga to Salt, no run .Fuller in length on leg stump, he squeezes it out and is lucky the ball trickles close to the .stumps\nDubey to Kohli, no run .Angles the length ball on middle, he pushes to the bowler\nDubey to Kohli, 1 run .Flatter on middle and leg, he works this to deep midwicket\nDubey to Salt, no run .Darted on off stump, he backs away but only slices to point\nDubey to Salt, SIX runs .Backs away and clears the ropes with ease. Flatter on the stumps, he gives himself .room and hammers this over deep midwicket\nDubey to Salt, 1 run .Slows this up on a length around off stump, he scythes it to extra cover . .Virat Kohli vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .1463 .OUTS .21 .4s\/6s .95\/46 .SR .117.41 .AVE .69.66\nDubey to Kohli, OUT .Kohli does not score a fifty in a run chase for a change. Tossed up on middle stump, .Kohli backs away but it is the extra bounce that does him in. Looks for a cut, but ends .up slicing this straight to point where Abhishek does the rest. Dubey is ecstatic and why .not! .Virat Kohli c Abhishek Sharma b Dubey 43 (25b 7x4 1x6 40m) SR: 172\nHarshal to Salt, FOUR runs .Smashed back... Harshal had no chance. On a length just on off stump, he absolutely .smokes it back to the right of the bowler, and the ball was out of his reach before he .could even get his right hand up\nHarshal to Salt, 1 run .Slower offcutter outside off, he chops this to deep cover\nHarshal to Agarwal, no run .Slower offcutter again on middle and leg, he works this to short midwicket\nHarshal to Agarwal, FOUR runs .Freebie and Patel takes toll. Short of a length ball but that is way too wide, as Mayank .cuts this up and above point\nHarshal to Agarwal, 1 run .Back of a length ball on the stumps, he nails the pull but straight to deep midwicket\nHarshal to Salt, SIX runs .Easy pickings and Salt says thank you, so much for the gift. Knee-high full toss around .off stump. Salt sends this soaring over mid-off and eventually clears the ropes with .minimum of fuss\nDubey to Agarwal, 1 run .Hint of turn as he gives the ball a rip and lands it on middle stump. He works this to .deep midwicket with soft hands\nDubey to Salt, SIX runs .FETCH THAT! Not a drag down by any stretch of the imagination. Was marginally short .if any on leg stump, but Salt has picked the length so early and deposited this miles over .deep midwicket\nDubey to Salt, 1 run .Flatter on middle and leg stump, he pulls to deep midwicket\nDubey to Agarwal, 2 runs .Straight down the ground and Reddy, for the second time today has almost over-run the .ball. He hares to his left, but this time keeps the ball inside the field of play.\nDubey to Agarwal, 1 run .Angled in on middle, he ticks this to the on-side for a run\nDubey to Salt, 1 run .Hangs this around off stump, salt drives to long-off\nMalinga to Salt, 2 runs .Nails the yorker but Salt has still managed to squeeze this to the left of short fine leg for .a couple of runs\nMalinga to Salt, 1 run .Is filthy with himself there is Salt for not getting more on that. Was in the slot on middle, .he shanks this to long-on\nMalinga to Agarwal, 1 run .Fuller on middle, he punches this to long-on. Such sweet timing displayed so far from .Mayank\nMalinga to Salt, FOUR runs .Fifty for Salt, off just 27 balls! He's missed a couple of games and won't RCB be glad to .have him back. Overpitched outside off, he pummels this over extra cover to reach .another milestone. .See all photos\nMalinga to Salt, no run .Oh, my word how's that missed off stump! Lovely dipping slower yorker that does Salt .all ends up. He misses as the ball just misses off stump\nMalinga to Salt, 2 runs .Fullish on middle, he whips this to the left of deep backward square leg for two more. .With that, Himanshu is back\nNitish Kumar to Agarwal, 1 run .starts with a short delivery around fifth stump. Pulled to deep square leg .Will cramps affect Salt? . .Phil Salt in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .2100 .OUTS .89 .4s\/6s .153\/94 .SR .147.36 .AVE .23.59\nNitish Kumar to Salt, 1 run .Reddy swings this in, and bowls a very full and straight ball. It is whipped to deep .midwicket by Salt\nNitish Kumar to Agarwal, no run .ohh, somehow he got bat on ball! He first seemed to drag his back leg back, then .shaped to scoop, and finally got the ball off the edge towards cover, as Reddy bowled .on the shorter side, and outside off\nNitish Kumar to Agarwal, OUT .edged behind to Kishan! Reddy went on the fuller side of a length, and in the corridor .outside off. Agarwal got his front leg out of his way, and went lofting. But the ball took .the outside edge, and went to Kishan's right. Simple catch, and RCB are hit again .Mayank Agarwal c \u2020Ishan Kishan b Nitish Kumar Reddy 11 (10b 1x4 0x6 19m) SR: 110\nNitish Kumar to Patidar, 1 run .short in length, and wide of off. Slapped to cover point\nNitish Kumar to Salt, SIX runs .wow!! A tennis-batted swat for six over long-off. Short delivery around fifth stump, and .Salt decides that the best way to get on top of the bounce is by standing deep in the .crease, and attacking it through the line. He remained unmoved after smacking the ball .away\nCummins to Patidar, 1 run .shorter side of a length, and slightly wide of off. Guided to deep third by Patidar\nCummins to Salt, 1 wide .wide outside off. Cummins floats this pretty full, and Salt looks to drive, but misses. .Kishan isn't happy with the wide call\nCummins to Salt, OUT\nCummins to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .ramped for six first ball! Short in length, and around fifth stump, as Jitesh waited for the .ball to come, before playing very late, and going over the keeper\nCummins to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .this one is a low full toss swinging into off, and is clipped to wide long-on\nCummins to Patidar, 1 run .on a length on off, as he gets slightly across before clipping to deep midwicket\nCummins to Jitesh Sharma, 1 wide .another wide in the over. Cummins bowls the slower bouncer, but it is too short. It .pitches outside off but finishes on middle, as Jitesh lets it go\nCummins to Jitesh Sharma, no run .an inswinging yorker-length ball on middle, and flicked to midwicket\nHarshal to Patidar, FOUR runs .punched to deep third! Short in length, and around sixth stump. The ball shapes back in .- it's a slower delivery - and Patidar gets on top of the bounce to beat a diving point to .his right\nHarshal to Patidar, no run .another slower ball, but this time he's beaten. On a short of a length, and a little wide of .off. Patidar looks to slash, but misses out\nHarshal to Patidar, 2 runs .Harshal goes wide of the crease, and on the shorter side of a length on off. Nudged to .deep midwicket, and they push for two .David is seen having a swing in the dugout, by the way...\nHarshal to Patidar, 2 runs .lofted up... and it falls between long-off and deep cover moving in each other's .direction. On a fullish length, and around sixth stump, as Patidar didn't time his .attempted loft off a slower ball\nHarshal to Patidar, 1 run .shortish in length on off, and clipped to deep midwicket\nHarshal to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .shorter side of a length just outside off, and Patidar opens the face of the bat to punch .this to point\nUnadkat to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .difficult chance missed!! Abhishek was at deep midwicket, and he went low while .moving to his right. But the ball dropped just past his hands, and went for four, as Jitesh .had whipped this full ball angling into off\nUnadkat to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .sliced over for six! The ball goes over extra cover, as he opens the face of the bat at this .fullish ball, and gets the maximum after getting his front leg out of the way\nUnadkat to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .great comeback! Unadkat swings this in, and lands the yorker on middle and off. But .Jitesh does well to still open the face of the bat, and squeeze it to short third\nUnadkat to Patidar, 2 runs .slower ball, and full and just outside off. It is a punch drive from Patidar, who manages .to play it just wide of long-off for two\nUnadkat to Patidar, 1 run .another yorker, and this is on off. Whipped to long-on by Patidar\nUnadkat to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .again Unadkat bowls a yorker, as this one swings in and arrives on middle. Jitesh looks .to clip, but gets a leading edge to deep extra cover\nNitish Kumar to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .Jitesh looks to distract the bowler by getting across and then backing away. Reddy .eventually bowls a low full toss outside leg, which is clipped to deep square leg . .Rajat Patidar in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1038 .OUTS .26 .4s\/6s .60\/70 .SR .169.33 .AVE .39.92\nNitish Kumar to Patidar, 1 run .another low full toss, but this is on middle and leg. He pushes forward to long-on, with .his bottom hand off the bat\nNitish Kumar to Jitesh Sharma, no run .ohh, well spotted by Reddy! He saw Jitesh get across and attempt the scoop very early, .so he bowled short and around seventh stump. Jitesh then had no option but to duck\nNitish Kumar to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .good bowling again. This time he nails a yorker on middle and off, which Jitesh can only .squeeze to extra cover .Great over so far by Reddy. The required run rate is above 12 now.\nNitish Kumar to Patidar, no run .a short ball slightly wide of off, and Patidar is beaten as he looks to ramp after leaping .in the crease\nNitish Kumar to Patidar, 1 run .a low full toss arriving on middle, and whipped on the bounce to deep midwicket. This is .now RCB's first over without a boundary .Time-out .Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play .Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan and win points to grab an SUV and 100+ prizes! Free to play, .100 winners every day! (India only)\nMalinga to Patidar, 4 leg byes .ohh, he does pretty well to bowl a yorker, but that ends up in four leg byes. Malinga .swung this in, and ended up outside leg, as Patidar looked to clip, but the ball took his .pads to beat the keeper to his left\nMalinga to Patidar, 1 run .this lands very full, and around off. Good bowling, as Patidar can only drive it to long-off\nMalinga to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .a yorker length again - Malinga has been very good so far this over - as this arrives on .middle. Jitesh whips this to deep midwicket\nMalinga to Patidar, OUT .gone! Direct hit from Malinga! There as a near collision between the batters mid-pitch, .and Patidar found himself way short of the crease. It was yet another well executed .yorker from Malinga, who went just outside off. Patidar jammed his bat at it to get it .dribbling towards the off side. Malinga rushed forward to his left, grabbed the ball, and .launched a throw at the bowler's end .Rajat Patidar run out (Malinga) 18 (16b 1x4 0x6 26m) SR: 112.5\nMalinga to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .another inswinging yorker on middle, and Jitesh can only heave it to short fine leg off .the inside edge .Shepherd on strike\nMalinga to Shepherd, OUT .gone first ball! There's another Malinga to remember now. He bowls a slower ball to the .new batter, and Shepherd ends up chipping it back to Malinga's left. He had backed .away early, and Malinga bowled full and on middle or thereabouts. No timing or .placement from Shepherd, and Malinga has turned it around for SRH .Romario Shepherd c & b Malinga 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 2m) SR: 0\nUnadkat to Jitesh Sharma, no run .Jitesh makes room, and drives this full ball on leg to extra cover\nUnadkat to Jitesh Sharma, OUT .another wicket!! RCB are losing track of this. Manohar, at deep midwicket, kept his eyes .on the ball for a long while, before taking it comfortably. Unadkat bowled it on a fullish .length, and on off. Jitesh was deep in the crease, and although this was in his hitting .arc, he ended up heaving it exactly where the fielder was present .Jitesh Sharma c Manohar b Unadkat 24 (15b 1x4 2x6 26m) SR: 160\nUnadkat to David, 1 run .a slower bouncer for the new batter. The ball lands on off, and is wat-pulled towards .square leg. David hobbles his way to a single .Krunal facing his first ball .Unadkat over the stumps\nUnadkat to Krunal, no run .another slower ball, and on a fullish length on a wide line outside off. Krunal looks to .slash, but is beaten\nUnadkat to Krunal, no run .on the fuller side of a length, and just outside off. Krunal can only punch it to Cummins .at extra cover\nUnadkat to Krunal, FOUR runs .flung away over extra cover. This time he reads the slower ball, and lofts it late off a .length. The line was wide again, and Krunal stretched out to place the ball in the acres .of space available\nMalinga to David, no run .nicely done by Klaasen at long-on, who runs and slides to his right to prevent a .boundary. David isn't fit enough to run, so it's a dot, as he had whipped this yorker wide .of long-on\nMalinga to David, no run .another yorker - it's a big line of them now - as this comes on sixth stump. David only .stands and slaps at it, and gets a bottom edge wide of the stumps\nMalinga to David, no run .full and on off, as he swings this to deep-backward square leg. Still no run taken\nMalinga to David, OUT .straight to long-on! Klaasen moves a step back, before taking the catch and tumbling. .Malinga went for another yorker, but ended up bowling a full toss around knee height on .off. David only went heaving across the line - he's in trouble with his injured right leg - .and knew right away that he was gone .Tim David c Klaasen b Malinga 1 (5b 0x4 0x6 6m) SR: 20\nMalinga to Bhuvneshwar, 3 runs .very full, and swinging into middle and off. Clipped to deep midwicket. The ball .ricochets off a direct hit at the keeper's end to allow the third run .From around to Malinga\nMalinga to Krunal, FOUR runs .outside edge, but four for Krunal! The ball flies between the keeper and short third, as he .looked to loft this inswinging yorker-length ball just outside off\nCummins to Bhuvneshwar, OUT .bowled him! How does the penalty matter?! On a length on middle and off, and Bhuvi .looked to go over the off side after making a bit of room. But he was beaten on the .outside edge - I thought the ball straightened after pitching, too - and the ball clattered .into the middle and off stumps .Bhuvneshwar Kumar b Cummins 3 (2b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 150\nCummins to Yash Dayal, 1 run .there comes the yorker. The ball lands on off, and Dayal jams his bat down. The ball .trickles away off the inside edge to go behind square .From around to Krunal\nCummins to Krunal, no run .another yorker, but this one comes on sixth stump. It is too full for Krunal to try and .drive, and gets an inside edge there\nCummins to Krunal, OUT .this is a yorker too, but pretty wide of off. And wait... Krunal is out hit wicket! He looked .to have a slash at this ball, but ended up hitting the stumps off the bottom of the bat. It .didn't matter after that whether he got bat on ball, although he did miss the delivery .Krunal Pandya hit wicket b Cummins 8 (6b 2x4 0x6 16m) SR: 133.33\nCummins to Ngidi, no run .on a full length on off, and driven to point, as he opens the face of the bat\nCummins to Ngidi, no run .another yorker is launched, but Ngidi is careful in squeezing it out on middle and off .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nHarshal to Yash Dayal, no run .bowls on a length, and in the channel outside off. It is driven back hard, but Harshal .stops it with his left hand\nHarshal to Yash Dayal, no run .slower bouncer pitching outside off, but finishing on middle. Fended behind square after .opening stance up\nHarshal to Yash Dayal, 2 runs .Harshal goes wide of the crease, and bowls it full on off, and slower too. Dayal chips it .back, and barely manages to clear mid-off, who was looking to grab it with the ball .dropping over his shoulder\nHarshal to Yash Dayal, no run .slower ball, and short and just outside off. The ball shapes back in to hit him on his .body as he looks to pull but misses\nHarshal to Yash Dayal, OUT .taken at deep-backward square leg. Harshal finally gets a wicket. He bowls another .bouncer, and outside off. The ball, once again, seamed back in. It finished around .middle, as Dayal had a hook, but ended up sending it right where the fielder was .positioned. SRH win by 42 runs .Yash Dayal c Verma b Patel 3 (6b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 50","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - RCB vs SRH, 65th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Cummins to Salt, 1 leg bye On-pace back of a length ball on leg stump, he misses the swish and pull and wears it on the pad as the ball lobs to the on-side Kohli on strike. Cummins stays over the wicket with a wide slip around\n Cummins to Kohli, FOUR runs And he's off straight away. Back of a length ball angling away from Kohli who throws his bat at it and slashes it over point\n Cummins to Kohli, no run On a length on middle and leg stump, Kohli works this to short midwicket\n Cummins to Kohli, 1 run Rising short of a good length ball just around off stump. He splices this towards point\n Cummins to Salt, 4 leg byes Pinged on the helmet, but RCB get four leg-byes. Excellent bouncer directed at Salt's body. He is late onto the pull and is hit on the back of the helmet. The ball flies to the right of the keeper. The physio is out to check on Salt. He seems fine. Has a change of helmet and is okay to continue. Sports a big smile, which is good to see\n Cummins to Salt, no run On a length at pace on middle and leg, he ticks it to the short midwicket fielder\n Unadkat to Kohli, no run Good length ball slanting back into Kohli rapping him on the thigh pad as he misses the flick\n Unadkat to Kohli, FOUR runs Back of a length ball angling across Kohli, who stays back and punches this to the left of mid-off for another four\n Unadkat to Kohli, 2 runs On a length on leg stump, he tickles this fine to the left of deep backward square leg for a couple of runs\n Unadkat to Kohli, 1 leg bye Oh, Klaasen's got a glove to it. Was that a catch? Nope, right off the pad. Kohli backs away looking to access the offside. But Unadkat follows him, cramping him for room. He wears it on the thigh pad as the ball lobs to the left of Klaasen who runs and dives full-length to his left.\n Unadkat to Salt, no run Stays leg side of the ball but Unadkat keeps it on off stump, not giving any room. He can only bunt it to mid-off Square leg comes in\n Unadkat to Salt, 2 runs Back of a length ball following Salt who was backing away. He pulls through square leg but the fielder sprints to his right and saves two\n Cummins to Kohli, FOUR runs Oh, he's misjudged it has Nitish Reddy. Banged in short, Kohli pulls straight to deep backward square leg where Reddy runs in. Had he been on the ropes, that would have gone straight down his throat. But he came in, and the ball evaded his leap\n Cummins to Kohli, 1 leg bye Backs away but Cummins follows him and cramps him for room. Kohli gets a thick inside-edge onto pad\n Cummins to Salt, 1 run On the fuller side just around off stump, Salt mistimes to mid-off\n Cummins to Kohli, FOUR runs And this time, Reddy has over-run the ball and concedes four more. It's not his night so far. Low full toss on his pad, Kohli flicks this to Reddy's right, who sprints too quickly to his own liking. He went right, the ball went to his left.\n Cummins to Kohli, no run Kohli is pinned on the helmet this time around. Right on the badge of the helmet. Sharp bouncer aiming for Kohli's head. He is late on the pull, misses and the ball hits smack on the middle\n Cummins to Kohli, 2 runs Another misfield and Kohli gets two more. Angles the length ball on middle stump, he charges down the track, goes for big heave, can only manage a thick inside-edge to short fine leg, who dives over the ball\n Straight down deep midwicket's throat. The question is... how high was that delivery? The technology will come into play. On first glance, it looked quite high, but was it above the waist? A very high full toss to begin with on off stump. Salt is a foot or so outside the crease and shanks this to Abhishek who takes a comfortable catch. But, but... the technology comes to Salt's rescue. The ball was at 0.98m, his waist was at 0.95m. So, it's a no-ball Free-hit\n Harshal to Salt, 1 run Another shin-high full toss outside off, he spoons it straight up with Reddy taking the catch at extra cover but to no avail. Two balls, two catches, no wickets.\n Harshal to Kohli, FOUR runs On a length angling away from Kohli outside off, he uses his wrists and lofts this to the left of deep extra cover\n Harshal to Kohli, FOUR runs Oh, lovely! Overpitched outside off, he stays still and lofts this up and over mid-off. Pure class from Kohli. See all photos\n Harshal to Kohli, 1 wide Slower bouncer as Kohli backs away and Harshal follows him. But this was down leg even as Kohli missed the pull\n Harshal to Kohli, no run Sharp back of a length ball on off, he runs this off the face of the bat to short third\n Harshal to Kohli, no run Too high? Nope, one-bouncer for the over. Rising bouncer around off stump, that continues to climb pas Kohli's outside edge. Klaasen leaps and saves a few extra runs\n Harshal to Kohli, no run Beaten all ends up. Slower back of a length delivery at 122.7kph outside off. He is way to early into the pull and only connects at thin air\n Unadkat to Salt, 1 run Slower back of a length bouncer on off, he pulls to deep backward square leg for a run\n Unadkat to Kohli, FOUR runs How has he threaded the gap? Wowza! Legcutter dug into the track on middle. Kohli shimmies down the track and gives himself room. Adjusts to the pace and rolls his wrists as he guides the ball off the face. In all this he still finds small gap between short third and point.\n Unadkat to Kohli, 1 run On-pace length ball on middle, he ticks this to the on-side and takes a quick run Jaydev Unadkat in IPL, 2025 INNS 6 WKTS 7 ECON 7.21 AVE 17.85 BEST 3\/35\n Unadkat to Salt, 1 wide Too high... called a wide. Banged in short but that was way too high over Salt's head.\n Unadkat to Salt, FOUR runs Heaved away for four! Also brings RCB's fifty in\n Unadkat to Salt, 1 run Nails the yorker on middle as Salt squeezes this to mid-on\n Unadkat to Kohli, 1 run Another yorker on middle stump which is dug out to long on by Kohli for a run\n Malinga to Kohli, SIX runs And he's welcomed to the bowling crease with a huge six. Slower offcutter on the stumps, he backs away and heaves this over deep midwicket\n Malinga to Kohli, 1 run On-pace length ball on middle, he looks to hoick this to the on-side, gets a thick inside-edge to short fine leg\n Malinga to Salt, FOUR runs Slower offcutter but that was too full outside off. Salt gets under it and hammers it over mid-off\n Malinga to Salt, no run Low full toss on pace on off stump, he mistimes it back to the bowler\n Malinga to Salt, SIX runs Six more! Bangs the short of a length ball outside off, he cuts this up and over point using the pace and gets six See all photos\n Malinga to Salt, no run Fuller in length on leg stump, he squeezes it out and is lucky the ball trickles close to the stumps\n Dubey to Kohli, no run Angles the length ball on middle, he pushes to the bowler\n Dubey to Kohli, 1 run Flatter on middle and leg, he works this to deep midwicket\n Dubey to Salt, no run Darted on off stump, he backs away but only slices to point\n Dubey to Salt, SIX runs Backs away and clears the ropes with ease. Flatter on the stumps, he gives himself room and hammers this over deep midwicket\n Dubey to Salt, 1 run Slows this up on a length around off stump, he scythes it to extra cover Virat Kohli vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 1463 OUTS 21 4s\/6s 95\/46 SR 117.41 AVE 69.66\n Dubey to Kohli, OUT Kohli does not score a fifty in a run chase for a change. Tossed up on middle stump, Kohli backs away but it is the extra bounce that does him in. Looks for a cut, but ends up slicing this straight to point where Abhishek does the rest. Dubey is ecstatic and why not! \n Harshal to Salt, FOUR runs Smashed back... Harshal had no chance. On a length just on off stump, he absolutely smokes it back to the right of the bowler, and the ball was out of his reach before he could even get his right hand up\n Harshal to Salt, 1 run Slower offcutter outside off, he chops this to deep cover\n Harshal to Agarwal, no run Slower offcutter again on middle and leg, he works this to short midwicket\n Harshal to Agarwal, FOUR runs Freebie and Patel takes toll. Short of a length ball but that is way too wide, as Mayank cuts this up and above point\n Harshal to Agarwal, 1 run Back of a length ball on the stumps, he nails the pull but straight to deep midwicket\n Harshal to Salt, SIX runs Easy pickings and Salt says thank you, so much for the gift. Knee-high full toss around off stump. Salt sends this soaring over mid-off and eventually clears the ropes with minimum of fuss\n Dubey to Agarwal, 1 run Hint of turn as he gives the ball a rip and lands it on middle stump. He works this to deep midwicket with soft hands\n Dubey to Salt, SIX runs FETCH THAT! Not a drag down by any stretch of the imagination. Was marginally short if any on leg stump, but Salt has picked the length so early and deposited this miles over deep midwicket\n Dubey to Salt, 1 run Flatter on middle and leg stump, he pulls to deep midwicket\n Dubey to Agarwal, 2 runs Straight down the ground and Reddy, for the second time today has almost over-run the ball. He hares to his left, but this time keeps the ball inside the field of play.\n Dubey to Agarwal, 1 run Angled in on middle, he ticks this to the on-side for a run\n Dubey to Salt, 1 run Hangs this around off stump, salt drives to long-off\n Malinga to Salt, 2 runs Nails the yorker but Salt has still managed to squeeze this to the left of short fine leg for a couple of runs\n Malinga to Salt, 1 run Is filthy with himself there is Salt for not getting more on that. Was in the slot on middle, he shanks this to long-on\n Malinga to Agarwal, 1 run Fuller on middle, he punches this to long-on. Such sweet timing displayed so far from Mayank\n Malinga to Salt, FOUR runs Fifty for Salt, off just 27 balls! He's missed a couple of games and won't RCB be glad to have him back. Overpitched outside off, he pummels this over extra cover to reach another milestone. See all photos\n Malinga to Salt, no run Oh, my word how's that missed off stump! Lovely dipping slower yorker that does Salt all ends up. He misses as the ball just misses off stump\n Malinga to Salt, 2 runs Fullish on middle, he whips this to the left of deep backward square leg for two more. With that, Himanshu is back\n Nitish Kumar to Agarwal, 1 run starts with a short delivery around fifth stump. Pulled to deep square leg Will cramps affect Salt? RUNS 2100 OUTS 89 4s\/6s 153\/94 SR 147.36 AVE 23.59\n Nitish Kumar to Salt, 1 run Reddy swings this in, and bowls a very full and straight ball. It is whipped to deep midwicket by Salt\n Nitish Kumar to Agarwal, no run ohh, somehow he got bat on ball! He first seemed to drag his back leg back, then shaped to scoop, and finally got the ball off the edge towards cover, as Reddy bowled on the shorter side, and outside off\n Nitish Kumar to Agarwal, OUT edged behind to Kishan! Reddy went on the fuller side of a length, and in the corridor outside off. Agarwal got his front leg out of his way, and went lofting. But the ball took the outside edge, and went to Kishan's right. Simple catch, and RCB are hit again \n Nitish Kumar to Patidar, 1 run short in length, and wide of off. Slapped to cover point\n Nitish Kumar to Salt, SIX runs wow!! A tennis-batted swat for six over long-off. Short delivery around fifth stump, and Salt decides that the best way to get on top of the bounce is by standing deep in the crease, and attacking it through the line. He remained unmoved after smacking the ball away\n Cummins to Patidar, 1 run shorter side of a length, and slightly wide of off. Guided to deep third by Patidar\n Cummins to Salt, 1 wide wide outside off. Cummins floats this pretty full, and Salt looks to drive, but misses. Kishan isn't happy with the wide call\n Cummins to Salt, OUT\n Cummins to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs ramped for six first ball! Short in length, and around fifth stump, as Jitesh waited for the ball to come, before playing very late, and going over the keeper\n Cummins to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run this one is a low full toss swinging into off, and is clipped to wide long-on\n Cummins to Patidar, 1 run on a length on off, as he gets slightly across before clipping to deep midwicket\n Cummins to Jitesh Sharma, 1 wide another wide in the over. Cummins bowls the slower bouncer, but it is too short. It pitches outside off but finishes on middle, as Jitesh lets it go\n Cummins to Jitesh Sharma, no run an inswinging yorker-length ball on middle, and flicked to midwicket\n Harshal to Patidar, FOUR runs punched to deep third! Short in length, and around sixth stump. The ball shapes back in - it's a slower delivery - and Patidar gets on top of the bounce to beat a diving point to his right\n Harshal to Patidar, no run another slower ball, but this time he's beaten. On a short of a length, and a little wide of off. Patidar looks to slash, but misses out\n Harshal to Patidar, 2 runs Harshal goes wide of the crease, and on the shorter side of a length on off. Nudged to deep midwicket, and they push for two David is seen having a swing in the dugout, by the way...\n Harshal to Patidar, 2 runs lofted up... and it falls between long-off and deep cover moving in each other's direction. On a fullish length, and around sixth stump, as Patidar didn't time his attempted loft off a slower ball\n Harshal to Patidar, 1 run shortish in length on off, and clipped to deep midwicket\n Harshal to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run shorter side of a length just outside off, and Patidar opens the face of the bat to punch this to point\n Unadkat to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs difficult chance missed!! Abhishek was at deep midwicket, and he went low while moving to his right. But the ball dropped just past his hands, and went for four, as Jitesh had whipped this full ball angling into off\n Unadkat to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs sliced over for six! The ball goes over extra cover, as he opens the face of the bat at this fullish ball, and gets the maximum after getting his front leg out of the way\n Unadkat to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run great comeback! Unadkat swings this in, and lands the yorker on middle and off. But Jitesh does well to still open the face of the bat, and squeeze it to short third\n Unadkat to Patidar, 2 runs slower ball, and full and just outside off. It is a punch drive from Patidar, who manages to play it just wide of long-off for two\n Unadkat to Patidar, 1 run another yorker, and this is on off. Whipped to long-on by Patidar\n Unadkat to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run again Unadkat bowls a yorker, as this one swings in and arrives on middle. Jitesh looks to clip, but gets a leading edge to deep extra cover\n Nitish Kumar to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run Jitesh looks to distract the bowler by getting across and then backing away. Reddy eventually bowls a low full toss outside leg, which is clipped to deep square leg RUNS 1038 OUTS 26 4s\/6s 60\/70 SR 169.33 AVE 39.92\n Nitish Kumar to Patidar, 1 run another low full toss, but this is on middle and leg. He pushes forward to long-on, with his bottom hand off the bat\n Nitish Kumar to Jitesh Sharma, no run ohh, well spotted by Reddy! He saw Jitesh get across and attempt the scoop very early, so he bowled short and around seventh stump. Jitesh then had no option but to duck\n Nitish Kumar to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run good bowling again. This time he nails a yorker on middle and off, which Jitesh can only squeeze to extra cover Great over so far by Reddy. The required run rate is above 12 now.\n Nitish Kumar to Patidar, no run a short ball slightly wide of off, and Patidar is beaten as he looks to ramp after leaping in the crease\n Nitish Kumar to Patidar, 1 run a low full toss arriving on middle, and whipped on the bounce to deep midwicket. This is now RCB's first over without a boundary Time-out Think you know your cricket? Answer live match questions on the Jeeto tab to play Jeeto Dhan Dhana Dhan and win points to grab an SUV and 100+ prizes! Free to play, \n Malinga to Patidar, 4 leg byes ohh, he does pretty well to bowl a yorker, but that ends up in four leg byes. Malinga swung this in, and ended up outside leg, as Patidar looked to clip, but the ball took his pads to beat the keeper to his left\n Malinga to Patidar, 1 run this lands very full, and around off. Good bowling, as Patidar can only drive it to long-off\n Malinga to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run a yorker length again - Malinga has been very good so far this over - as this arrives on middle. Jitesh whips this to deep midwicket\n Malinga to Patidar, OUT gone! Direct hit from Malinga! There as a near collision between the batters mid-pitch, and Patidar found himself way short of the crease. It was yet another well executed yorker from Malinga, who went just outside off. Patidar jammed his bat at it to get it dribbling towards the off side. Malinga rushed forward to his left, grabbed the ball, and launched a throw at the bowler's end \n Malinga to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run another inswinging yorker on middle, and Jitesh can only heave it to short fine leg off the inside edge Shepherd on strike\n Malinga to Shepherd, OUT gone first ball! There's another Malinga to remember now. He bowls a slower ball to the new batter, and Shepherd ends up chipping it back to Malinga's left. He had backed away early, and Malinga bowled full and on middle or thereabouts. No timing or placement from Shepherd, and Malinga has turned it around for SRH \n Unadkat to Jitesh Sharma, no run Jitesh makes room, and drives this full ball on leg to extra cover\n Unadkat to Jitesh Sharma, OUT another wicket!! RCB are losing track of this. Manohar, at deep midwicket, kept his eyes on the ball for a long while, before taking it comfortably. Unadkat bowled it on a fullish length, and on off. Jitesh was deep in the crease, and although this was in his hitting arc, he ended up heaving it exactly where the fielder was present \n Unadkat to David, 1 run a slower bouncer for the new batter. The ball lands on off, and is wat-pulled towards square leg. David hobbles his way to a single Krunal facing his first ball Unadkat over the stumps\n Unadkat to Krunal, no run another slower ball, and on a fullish length on a wide line outside off. Krunal looks to slash, but is beaten\n Unadkat to Krunal, no run on the fuller side of a length, and just outside off. Krunal can only punch it to Cummins at extra cover\n Unadkat to Krunal, FOUR runs flung away over extra cover. This time he reads the slower ball, and lofts it late off a length. The line was wide again, and Krunal stretched out to place the ball in the acres of space available\n Malinga to David, no run nicely done by Klaasen at long-on, who runs and slides to his right to prevent a boundary. David isn't fit enough to run, so it's a dot, as he had whipped this yorker wide of long-on\n Malinga to David, no run another yorker - it's a big line of them now - as this comes on sixth stump. David only stands and slaps at it, and gets a bottom edge wide of the stumps\n Malinga to David, no run full and on off, as he swings this to deep-backward square leg. Still no run taken\n Malinga to David, OUT straight to long-on! Klaasen moves a step back, before taking the catch and tumbling. Malinga went for another yorker, but ended up bowling a full toss around knee height on off. David only went heaving across the line - he's in trouble with his injured right leg - and knew right away that he was gone \n Malinga to Bhuvneshwar, 3 runs very full, and swinging into middle and off. Clipped to deep midwicket. The ball ricochets off a direct hit at the keeper's end to allow the third run From around to Malinga\n Malinga to Krunal, FOUR runs outside edge, but four for Krunal! The ball flies between the keeper and short third, as he looked to loft this inswinging yorker-length ball just outside off\n Cummins to Bhuvneshwar, OUT bowled him! How does the penalty matter?! On a length on middle and off, and Bhuvi looked to go over the off side after making a bit of room. But he was beaten on the outside edge - I thought the ball straightened after pitching, too - and the ball clattered into the middle and off stumps \n Cummins to Yash Dayal, 1 run there comes the yorker. The ball lands on off, and Dayal jams his bat down. The ball trickles away off the inside edge to go behind square From around to Krunal\n Cummins to Krunal, no run another yorker, but this one comes on sixth stump. It is too full for Krunal to try and drive, and gets an inside edge there\n Cummins to Krunal, OUT this is a yorker too, but pretty wide of off. And wait... Krunal is out hit wicket! He looked to have a slash at this ball, but ended up hitting the stumps off the bottom of the bat. It didn't matter after that whether he got bat on ball, although he did miss the delivery \n Cummins to Ngidi, no run on a full length on off, and driven to point, as he opens the face of the bat\n Cummins to Ngidi, no run another yorker is launched, but Ngidi is careful in squeezing it out on middle and off AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Harshal to Yash Dayal, no run bowls on a length, and in the channel outside off. It is driven back hard, but Harshal stops it with his left hand\n Harshal to Yash Dayal, no run slower bouncer pitching outside off, but finishing on middle. Fended behind square after opening stance up\n Harshal to Yash Dayal, 2 runs Harshal goes wide of the crease, and bowls it full on off, and slower too. Dayal chips it back, and barely manages to clear mid-off, who was looking to grab it with the ball dropping over his shoulder\n Harshal to Yash Dayal, no run slower ball, and short and just outside off. The ball shapes back in to hit him on his body as he looks to pull but misses\n Harshal to Yash Dayal, OUT taken at deep-backward square leg. Harshal finally gets a wicket. He bowls another bouncer, and outside off. The ball, once again, seamed back in. It finished around middle, as Dayal had a hook, but ended up sending it right where the fielder was positioned. 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Kamboj gave him too much width this time and .the length was full enough for Jaiswal to get under and free his arms while driving .powerfully\nKamboj to Jaiswal, 1 run .driven on the up behind point for a single\nKamboj to V Suryavanshi, no run .gets behind the line of a good length ball and defends on the off side\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, no run .short of a length just outside off, cramping Jaiswal for room as he bottom edges the cut .towards short third . .Yashasvi Jaiswal in IPL, 2025 .INNS .14 .RUNS .539 .SR .157.14 .AVE .44.91 .HS .75\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .this time he makes superb contact with the cut shot, using the width on offer outside .off to free his arms and beat the fielder on the backward point boundary\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .over cover this time, length ball from Khaleel and Jaiswal plants his foot forward and .lofts over the in field for another boundary\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, SIX runs .this time it goes all the way over cover! Similar ball, length with width outside off, .Jaiswal attacks again, lofting with power and hitting it farther than the previous one\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .more punishment for Khaleel, short and wide, flayed off the back foot to the backward .point boundary\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, 1 run .nearly in the blockhole to finish, dug out towards mid on for a quick single to end an .expensive over\nKamboj to Jaiswal, 1 run .good length angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, Jaiswal moves forward .and drives wide of mid-off\nKamboj to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .full and straight, Suryavanshi stays in his crease, moves towards the off a touch, and .digs it out past the bowler\nKamboj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .lofted in the air and just over the head of Ashwin on the edge of the circle at mid off, .Jaiswal did not time it all that well, but it was well enough in the end\nKamboj to Jaiswal, OUT .hits off stump and Kamboj is pumped! Hard length angling across the left-hander from .over the wicket, Jasiwal swipes across the line and gets a thin inside edge that drags .the ball back on to off stump .Yashasvi Jaiswal b Kamboj 36 (19b 5x4 2x6 17m) SR: 189.47\nKamboj to Samson, no run .played watchfully from his crease towards point\nKamboj to Samson, 1 run .stays in his crease and works the ball with the angle into him through midwicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, 1 run .length ball on the pads, Samson clips it in the air towards deep backward square leg\nKhaleel Ahmed to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .superb ball but it goes for four off the outside edge! Khaleel angled it into the left- .hander from over the wicket, pitched on a good length and seamed it away, Suryavanshi .went poking at it and got a thick outside edge past Dhoni\nKhaleel Ahmed to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .full ball on middle, played off the pads towards midwicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, FOUR runs .that's a lovely shot from Samson, just pressed forward and played a lofted checked- .drive to a full ball, timing it so well that the ball bounced just inside the straight .boundary\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, no run .short of a length outside off, cut off the back foot to point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, 1 run .slower ball with width outside off, Samson mis-times the cut off the back foot in front of .point\nKamboj to Samson, no run .good length on a tight line around off stump, Test match stuff in a T20 game, Samson .stays in his crease and punches to mid on\nKamboj to Samson, 1 run .good length again on off stump, this time Samson opens the face and steers through .point to bring up the fifty for RR ... by the way, Kamboj has a really long run up\nKamboj to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .full toss angling across the left-hander, Suryavanshi drives but can't beat the diving .Brevis at cover\nKamboj to Samson, no run .played off the pads towards midwicket . .Vaibhav Suryavanshi in IPL, 2025 .INNS .7 .RUNS .202 .SR .212.63 .AVE .33.66 .HS .101\nKamboj to Samson, 1 run .driven to extra cover where a sharp save keeps it to just a single\nKamboj to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .shot! Moves forward and towards the off to drive a length ball on the up through the .covers\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .stays back to one outside off and punches to long off\nAshwin to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .around the wicket to the left-hander, driven from the crease to long off for one more\nAshwin to Samson, SIX runs .that's high, very high, and just far enough to clear Brevis on the straight boundary. .Samson cleared his front foot and lofted the ball straight back over the bowler's head, it .didn't look like he timed it all that well at first\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .pulled towards long on for a single\nAshwin to V Suryavanshi, no run .pushed into the covers\nAshwin to V Suryavanshi, no run .played off the pads towards the fielder at short fine\nNoor Ahmad to Samson, 1 run .Noor slides his first ball across the right-hander from over the wicket, Samson uses the .width to cut behind point\nNoor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .slogged down to long on with the angle into the left-hander from over the wicket, did not .time that well\nNoor Ahmad to Samson, 1 run .punched off the back foot down the ground\nNoor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .long hop, fetch that from the stands at square leg, Suryavanshi sends it there with a .powerful pull off the back foot for the first six of his innings\nNoor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .fuller and flatter outside off, driven firmly off the front foot to deep cover where Kamboj .runs to his left and dives, he stops the ball but pushes it too far away from him and .watches it trickle on to the boundary\nNoor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .Kamboj has no chance this time on the cover boundary, Suryavasnhi has blasted that .with tremendous power off the front foot, beating the fielder comfortably\nPathirana to Samson, 1 run .short of a length outside off, Samson stays back and opens the face late to run the ball .fine towards deep third, Noor slides to his right on the boundary to save the four\nPathirana to V Suryavanshi, no run .nearly in the blockhole on a wicket to wicket line, Suryavanshi stays in his crease and .plays it to mid off\nPathirana to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .length ball on middle and off, Suryavanshi plays it towards mid on for a single\nPathirana to Samson, no run .driven into the covers, Pathirana is keeping it full and straight\nPathirana to Samson, no run .short of a length, stays in his crease and opens the face to steer the ball to point\nPathirana to Samson, 1 run .full ball with width outside off, Samson reaches for it and hits it along the ground in .front of point\nAshwin to Samson, SIX runs .Samson gets down on one knee to a full ball from Ashwin, it's the carrom ball pitched .outside leg stump, and he slog sweeps so hard that he loses balance, hitting it high into .the stands at deep square leg\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .played to deep midwicket for a single\nAshwin to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .punched down the ground for a single to long off\nAshwin to Samson, no run .defended back towards the bowler this time\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .flicked off the pads through square leg\nAshwin to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .pushed down the ground off the front foot for a single to finish the over","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs RR, 62nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs starts with a wayward delivery down leg side, too far away from Dhoni's reach even with the dive, Jaiswal tried to hammer it too.. oh he got a bit of glove on it as he swung across the line, should go down as a chance\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, no run a full ball swinging into the pads, Jaiswal gets an inside edge on to the pad\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, no run Khaleel angles the ball into the left-hander from over the wicket and gets it to seam away off the pitch, beating the inside edge of Jaiswal's front foot drive\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, no run slants this one into the pads and hits them as Jaiswal misses the flick\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, 1 run played to mid on for a single\n Khaleel Ahmed to V Suryavanshi, no run good length angling into the left-hander from around the wicket, Suryavanshi tries to pull but gets hit on the thigh\n Kamboj to Jaiswal, no run angles the ball across the left-hander and beats the outside edge of Jaiswal's front-foot drive with a good length ball that shapes away\n Kamboj to Jaiswal, no run Jaiswal presses forward to drive again and then checks his shot and plays towards mid off, Kamboj is keeping it on a good length so far\n Kamboj to Jaiswal, no run backs away outside leg stump, Kamboj follows him with a full ball that swings back into the left-hander and hits Jaiswal's pads as he attempts to flick awkwardly\n Kamboj to Jaiswal, SIX runs up and cover the cover-point boundary! Kamboj gave him too much width this time and the length was full enough for Jaiswal to get under and free his arms while driving powerfully\n Kamboj to Jaiswal, 1 run driven on the up behind point for a single\n Kamboj to V Suryavanshi, no run gets behind the line of a good length ball and defends on the off side\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, no run short of a length just outside off, cramping Jaiswal for room as he bottom edges the cut towards short third Yashasvi Jaiswal in IPL, 2025 INNS 14 RUNS 539 SR 157.14 AVE 44.91 HS 75\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs this time he makes superb contact with the cut shot, using the width on offer outside off to free his arms and beat the fielder on the backward point boundary\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs over cover this time, length ball from Khaleel and Jaiswal plants his foot forward and lofts over the in field for another boundary\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, SIX runs this time it goes all the way over cover! Similar ball, length with width outside off, Jaiswal attacks again, lofting with power and hitting it farther than the previous one\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs more punishment for Khaleel, short and wide, flayed off the back foot to the backward point boundary\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, 1 run nearly in the blockhole to finish, dug out towards mid on for a quick single to end an expensive over\n Kamboj to Jaiswal, 1 run good length angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, Jaiswal moves forward and drives wide of mid-off\n Kamboj to V Suryavanshi, 1 run full and straight, Suryavanshi stays in his crease, moves towards the off a touch, and digs it out past the bowler\n Kamboj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs lofted in the air and just over the head of Ashwin on the edge of the circle at mid off, Jaiswal did not time it all that well, but it was well enough in the end\n Kamboj to Jaiswal, OUT hits off stump and Kamboj is pumped! Hard length angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, Jasiwal swipes across the line and gets a thin inside edge that drags the ball back on to off stump \n Kamboj to Samson, no run played watchfully from his crease towards point\n Kamboj to Samson, 1 run stays in his crease and works the ball with the angle into him through midwicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, 1 run length ball on the pads, Samson clips it in the air towards deep backward square leg\n Khaleel Ahmed to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs superb ball but it goes for four off the outside edge! Khaleel angled it into the left-hander from over the wicket, pitched on a good length and seamed it away, Suryavanshi went poking at it and got a thick outside edge past Dhoni\n Khaleel Ahmed to V Suryavanshi, 1 run full ball on middle, played off the pads towards midwicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, FOUR runs that's a lovely shot from Samson, just pressed forward and played a lofted checked-drive to a full ball, timing it so well that the ball bounced just inside the straight boundary\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, no run short of a length outside off, cut off the back foot to point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, 1 run slower ball with width outside off, Samson mis-times the cut off the back foot in front of point\n Kamboj to Samson, no run good length on a tight line around off stump, Test match stuff in a T20 game, Samson stays in his crease and punches to mid on\n Kamboj to Samson, 1 run good length again on off stump, this time Samson opens the face and steers through point to bring up the fifty for RR.. by the way, Kamboj has a really long run up\n Kamboj to V Suryavanshi, 1 run full toss angling across the left-hander, Suryavanshi drives but can't beat the diving Brevis at cover\n Kamboj to Samson, no run played off the pads towards midwicket Vaibhav Suryavanshi in IPL, 2025 INNS 7 RUNS 202 SR 212.63 AVE 33.66 HS 101\n Kamboj to Samson, 1 run driven to extra cover where a sharp save keeps it to just a single\n Kamboj to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs shot! Moves forward and towards the off to drive a length ball on the up through the covers\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run stays back to one outside off and punches to long off\n Ashwin to V Suryavanshi, 1 run around the wicket to the left-hander, driven from the crease to long off for one more\n Ashwin to Samson, SIX runs that's high, very high, and just far enough to clear Brevis on the straight boundary. Samson cleared his front foot and lofted the ball straight back over the bowler's head, it didn't look like he timed it all that well at first\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run pulled towards long on for a single\n Ashwin to V Suryavanshi, no run pushed into the covers\n Ashwin to V Suryavanshi, no run played off the pads towards the fielder at short fine\n Noor Ahmad to Samson, 1 run Noor slides his first ball across the right-hander from over the wicket, Samson uses the width to cut behind point\n Noor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, 1 run slogged down to long on with the angle into the left-hander from over the wicket, did not time that well\n Noor Ahmad to Samson, 1 run punched off the back foot down the ground\n Noor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs long hop, fetch that from the stands at square leg, Suryavanshi sends it there with a powerful pull off the back foot for the first six of his innings\n Noor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs fuller and flatter outside off, driven firmly off the front foot to deep cover where Kamboj runs to his left and dives, he stops the ball but pushes it too far away from him and watches it trickle on to the boundary\n Noor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs Kamboj has no chance this time on the cover boundary, Suryavasnhi has blasted that with tremendous power off the front foot, beating the fielder comfortably\n Pathirana to Samson, 1 run short of a length outside off, Samson stays back and opens the face late to run the ball fine towards deep third, Noor slides to his right on the boundary to save the four\n Pathirana to V Suryavanshi, no run nearly in the blockhole on a wicket to wicket line, Suryavanshi stays in his crease and plays it to mid off\n Pathirana to V Suryavanshi, 1 run length ball on middle and off, Suryavanshi plays it towards mid on for a single\n Pathirana to Samson, no run driven into the covers, Pathirana is keeping it full and straight\n Pathirana to Samson, no run short of a length, stays in his crease and opens the face to steer the ball to point\n Pathirana to Samson, 1 run full ball with width outside off, Samson reaches for it and hits it along the ground in front of point\n Ashwin to Samson, SIX runs Samson gets down on one knee to a full ball from Ashwin, it's the carrom ball pitched outside leg stump, and he slog sweeps so hard that he loses balance, hitting it high into the stands at deep square leg\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run played to deep midwicket for a single\n Ashwin to V Suryavanshi, 1 run punched down the ground for a single to long off\n Ashwin to Samson, no run defended back towards the bowler this time\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run flicked off the pads through square leg\n Ashwin to V Suryavanshi, 1 run pushed down the ground off the front foot for a single to finish the over","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Jaiswal","Samson","V Suryavanshi"],"Runs":[36.0,29.0,30.0],"Balls_Faced":[19,23,18],"Fours":[5,1,4],"Sixes":[2,2,1],"S\/R":[189.47,126.09,166.67],"dismissal":["b Kamboj","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Kamboj","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Pathirana"],"Balls":[12,18,18,6,6],"Runs_Given":[19.0,21.0,35.0,17.0,3.0],"Wickets":[0,1,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,3.0,3.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .starts with a wayward delivery down leg side, too far away from Dhoni's reach even with .the dive, Jaiswal tried to hammer it too ... oh he got a bit of glove on it as he swung .across the line, should go down as a chance\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, no run .a full ball swinging into the pads, Jaiswal gets an inside edge on to the pad\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, no run .Khaleel angles the ball into the left-hander from over the wicket and gets it to seam .away off the pitch, beating the inside edge of Jaiswal's front foot drive\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, no run .slants this one into the pads and hits them as Jaiswal misses the flick\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, 1 run .played to mid on for a single\nKhaleel Ahmed to V Suryavanshi, no run .good length angling into the left-hander from around the wicket, Suryavanshi tries to .pull but gets hit on the thigh\nKamboj to Jaiswal, no run .angles the ball across the left-hander and beats the outside edge of Jaiswal's front-foot .drive with a good length ball that shapes away\nKamboj to Jaiswal, no run .Jaiswal presses forward to drive again and then checks his shot and plays towards mid .off, Kamboj is keeping it on a good length so far\nKamboj to Jaiswal, no run .backs away outside leg stump, Kamboj follows him with a full ball that swings back into .the left-hander and hits Jaiswal's pads as he attempts to flick awkwardly\nKamboj to Jaiswal, SIX runs .up and cover the cover-point boundary! Kamboj gave him too much width this time and .the length was full enough for Jaiswal to get under and free his arms while driving .powerfully\nKamboj to Jaiswal, 1 run .driven on the up behind point for a single\nKamboj to V Suryavanshi, no run .gets behind the line of a good length ball and defends on the off side\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, no run .short of a length just outside off, cramping Jaiswal for room as he bottom edges the cut .towards short third . .Yashasvi Jaiswal in IPL, 2025 .INNS .14 .RUNS .539 .SR .157.14 .AVE .44.91 .HS .75\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .this time he makes superb contact with the cut shot, using the width on offer outside .off to free his arms and beat the fielder on the backward point boundary\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .over cover this time, length ball from Khaleel and Jaiswal plants his foot forward and .lofts over the in field for another boundary\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, SIX runs .this time it goes all the way over cover! Similar ball, length with width outside off, .Jaiswal attacks again, lofting with power and hitting it farther than the previous one\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .more punishment for Khaleel, short and wide, flayed off the back foot to the backward .point boundary\nKhaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, 1 run .nearly in the blockhole to finish, dug out towards mid on for a quick single to end an .expensive over\nKamboj to Jaiswal, 1 run .good length angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, Jaiswal moves forward .and drives wide of mid-off\nKamboj to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .full and straight, Suryavanshi stays in his crease, moves towards the off a touch, and .digs it out past the bowler\nKamboj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs .lofted in the air and just over the head of Ashwin on the edge of the circle at mid off, .Jaiswal did not time it all that well, but it was well enough in the end\nKamboj to Jaiswal, OUT .hits off stump and Kamboj is pumped! Hard length angling across the left-hander from .over the wicket, Jasiwal swipes across the line and gets a thin inside edge that drags .the ball back on to off stump .Yashasvi Jaiswal b Kamboj 36 (19b 5x4 2x6 17m) SR: 189.47\nKamboj to Samson, no run .played watchfully from his crease towards point\nKamboj to Samson, 1 run .stays in his crease and works the ball with the angle into him through midwicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, 1 run .length ball on the pads, Samson clips it in the air towards deep backward square leg\nKhaleel Ahmed to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .superb ball but it goes for four off the outside edge! Khaleel angled it into the left- .hander from over the wicket, pitched on a good length and seamed it away, Suryavanshi .went poking at it and got a thick outside edge past Dhoni\nKhaleel Ahmed to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .full ball on middle, played off the pads towards midwicket\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, FOUR runs .that's a lovely shot from Samson, just pressed forward and played a lofted checked- .drive to a full ball, timing it so well that the ball bounced just inside the straight .boundary\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, no run .short of a length outside off, cut off the back foot to point\nKhaleel Ahmed to Samson, 1 run .slower ball with width outside off, Samson mis-times the cut off the back foot in front of .point\nKamboj to Samson, no run .good length on a tight line around off stump, Test match stuff in a T20 game, Samson .stays in his crease and punches to mid on\nKamboj to Samson, 1 run .good length again on off stump, this time Samson opens the face and steers through .point to bring up the fifty for RR ... by the way, Kamboj has a really long run up\nKamboj to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .full toss angling across the left-hander, Suryavanshi drives but can't beat the diving .Brevis at cover\nKamboj to Samson, no run .played off the pads towards midwicket . .Vaibhav Suryavanshi in IPL, 2025 .INNS .7 .RUNS .202 .SR .212.63 .AVE .33.66 .HS .101\nKamboj to Samson, 1 run .driven to extra cover where a sharp save keeps it to just a single\nKamboj to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .shot! Moves forward and towards the off to drive a length ball on the up through the .covers\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .stays back to one outside off and punches to long off\nAshwin to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .around the wicket to the left-hander, driven from the crease to long off for one more\nAshwin to Samson, SIX runs .that's high, very high, and just far enough to clear Brevis on the straight boundary. .Samson cleared his front foot and lofted the ball straight back over the bowler's head, it .didn't look like he timed it all that well at first\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .pulled towards long on for a single\nAshwin to V Suryavanshi, no run .pushed into the covers\nAshwin to V Suryavanshi, no run .played off the pads towards the fielder at short fine\nNoor Ahmad to Samson, 1 run .Noor slides his first ball across the right-hander from over the wicket, Samson uses the .width to cut behind point\nNoor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .slogged down to long on with the angle into the left-hander from over the wicket, did not .time that well\nNoor Ahmad to Samson, 1 run .punched off the back foot down the ground\nNoor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .long hop, fetch that from the stands at square leg, Suryavanshi sends it there with a .powerful pull off the back foot for the first six of his innings\nNoor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .fuller and flatter outside off, driven firmly off the front foot to deep cover where Kamboj .runs to his left and dives, he stops the ball but pushes it too far away from him and .watches it trickle on to the boundary\nNoor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs .Kamboj has no chance this time on the cover boundary, Suryavasnhi has blasted that .with tremendous power off the front foot, beating the fielder comfortably\nPathirana to Samson, 1 run .short of a length outside off, Samson stays back and opens the face late to run the ball .fine towards deep third, Noor slides to his right on the boundary to save the four\nPathirana to V Suryavanshi, no run .nearly in the blockhole on a wicket to wicket line, Suryavanshi stays in his crease and .plays it to mid off\nPathirana to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .length ball on middle and off, Suryavanshi plays it towards mid on for a single\nPathirana to Samson, no run .driven into the covers, Pathirana is keeping it full and straight\nPathirana to Samson, no run .short of a length, stays in his crease and opens the face to steer the ball to point\nPathirana to Samson, 1 run .full ball with width outside off, Samson reaches for it and hits it along the ground in .front of point\nAshwin to Samson, SIX runs .Samson gets down on one knee to a full ball from Ashwin, it's the carrom ball pitched .outside leg stump, and he slog sweeps so hard that he loses balance, hitting it high into .the stands at deep square leg\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .played to deep midwicket for a single\nAshwin to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .punched down the ground for a single to long off\nAshwin to Samson, no run .defended back towards the bowler this time\nAshwin to Samson, 1 run .flicked off the pads through square leg\nAshwin to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .pushed down the ground off the front foot for a single to finish the over\nJadeja to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .width outside off from over the wicket, Suryavanshi cuts hard to deep backward point\nJadeja to Samson, 1 run .Samson backs away towards the leg side to create space to loft the ball inside out .towards the cover boundary\nJadeja to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .short ball outside off, with width to free his arms, Suryavanshi rocks back and slams the .ball powerfully over the straight boundary\nJadeja to V Suryavanshi, no run .played off the back foot on the off side\nJadeja to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .fuller length outside off this time, Suryavanshi is so quick with his hands, gets under it in .a flash and smashes it clean over the wide long-on boundary\nJadeja to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .driven towards deep cover for a single to keep strike\nNoor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, 2 runs .stays in his crease and punches a flat ball angling into him towards wide long on\nNoor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .nudged off the pads down to long on for a single\nNoor Ahmad to Samson, no run .Samson tries to play a reverse sweep, don't see that shot often from him, but does not .make contact\nNoor Ahmad to Samson, 1 run .slices the flat ball angling across him in the air over point\nNoor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, (no ball) .gets an inside edge on to the pad as he jams down at one angling back into him, that .was the googly ... uh oh, the siren goes off for a no-ball, Noor has over-stepped\nNoor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs .another half-century for Suryavanshi, and he gets there by smashing the long hop into .the stands at deep square leg, he's played a different innings today, not slogging at .every other ball, choosing his moments well .See all photos\nNoor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, no run .defended from the crease on the off side\nPathirana to Samson, FOUR runs .too full on the pads, too easy for Samson who simply clips it off his toes to the long leg .boundary\nPathirana to Samson, 1 run .short of a length and slower, dabbed off the back foot towards point\nPathirana to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .moves across his crease and works the ball off the pads through square leg\nPathirana to Samson, 1 run .fuller, nearly in the blockhole, and slower too ... Samson waits and dabs it close on the .off side for a single\nPathirana to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide .banged in short and Suryavanshi lets it go over his head, too high says the umpire\nPathirana to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .full outside off, in the blockhole, dug out towards long on\nPathirana to Samson, FOUR runs .full toss on the hips, the yorker gone wrong, Samson swings it away and hits it so well .that it beats the fielder on the long leg boundary even though it was placed really close .to him\nAshwin to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .full and straight, driven down the ground for a single . .Sanju Samson vs Ravichandran Ashwin .BALLS .57 .RUNS .76 .OUTS .1 .SR .133.33 .4s\/6s .3\/4\nAshwin to Samson, OUT .Samson's holed out to Brevis on the long on boundary! Another carrom ball from .Ashwin, Samson went back and aimed down the ground, it skidded on to him a bit .quicker and he mis-hit it this time, Brevis caught it right on the boundary .Sanju Samson c Brevis b Ashwin 41 (31b 3x4 2x6 42m) SR: 132.25\nAshwin to Parag, 1 run .pushed off the front foot to long off for a single\nAshwin to V Suryavanshi, 1 run .short and wide outside off, Suryavanshi cuts hard to deep cover\nAshwin to Parag, 1 run .nudged off the pads behind square for a single\nAshwin to V Suryavanshi, OUT .oh dear, RR what are you doing ... Suryavanshi aims for the road outside the ground on .the leg side, but his huge heave results in a top edge that goes high in the air towards .point, where Jadeja settles under the catch .Vaibhav Suryavanshi c Jadeja b Ashwin 57 (33b 4x4 4x6 64m) SR: 172.72\nJadeja to Parag, 1 run .driven to wide long off for a single\nJadeja to Jurel, no run .played off the back foot towards the bowler\nJadeja to Jurel, no run .fired in quick from around the wicket, nudged back towards Jadeja's right and he .scampers across to prevent the single\nJadeja to Jurel, SIX runs .such a long, long hop from Jadeja, Jurel rocks back and helps himself to a big serving .of six, slamming the pull into the stands at midwicket\nJadeja to Jurel, FOUR runs .huge couple of balls for RR as Jadeja strays on to the leg side this time, Jurel waits and .paddles the ball behind square to the long leg boundary\nJadeja to Jurel, 1 run .driven to long off for a single to end the over\nNoor Ahmad to Jurel, 2 runs .fired in flat and across the right-hander from over the wicket, Jurel pulls along the .ground to deep midwicket\nNoor Ahmad to Jurel, FOUR runs .lovely from Jurel, this ball is slower but the line is on leg stump, he leans across, gets .down on one knee, and beats the fielder at short fine leg with the sweep\nNoor Ahmad to Jurel, 1 run .nudged off the pads through midwicket for a single\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, 1 wide .bowled wide down leg side, Jurel and Dhoni miss it but short fine leg cleans up\nNoor Ahmad to Parag, OUT .another twist in the chase as Noor bowls a ripper! He slants the ball across the right- .hander from over the wicket and then spins it back in after pitching outside off stump, .Parag pushes out at it and gets an inside edge back on to his stumps .Riyan Parag b Noor Ahmad 3 (4b 0x4 0x6 9m) SR: 75\nNoor Ahmad to Hetmyer, 5 wide .fired down leg side from over the wicket, Hetmyer misses the glance and Dhoni was .standing outside off stump so was too far away to try and prevent the five wides\nNoor Ahmad to Hetmyer, no run .tries to punch off the back foot but gets beaten close to off stump\nNoor Ahmad to Hetmyer, 1 run .stays back and works the ball through midwicket for a single\nAshwin to Hetmyer, 1 run .strides forward and drives the ball along the ground to wide long off\nAshwin to Jurel, no run .wicket to wicket line to the right hander, played from the crease to midwicket\nAshwin to Jurel, SIX runs .tees off, and that's in the stands! Clears his front foot towards the leg side and frees his .arms, lofting the full ball angling into him over deep midwicket, surely that's the game .now for RR?\nAshwin to Jurel, 1 run .driven to long on for a single\nAshwin to Hetmyer, FOUR runs .fired down leg side and Hetmyer glances the ball off his pads past Dhoni to the fine leg .boundary\nAshwin to Hetmyer, SIX runs .down the track, frees his arms and hoists the ball high and far over the square leg .boundary, RR racing towards the finish line and away from the bottom of the table .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nPathirana to Jurel, SIX runs .all over, good night! Jurel ends the game by swinging the length ball over the square leg .boundary, he celebrates with a shake of his fists as he finally seals a chase, something .that has haunted this team all season. .That's all we've got for you tonight. Do tune in tomorrow for a massive game between .MI and DC, the two contenders for that final playoff spot. Huge stakes at the Wankhede, .weather permitting. Cheers! .Samson: It feels good, to be honest we were thinking about setting a target but I felt .there's no hiding in this game, let's go out and chase it and prove a point. We have a .young bowling attack, missing Jofra, Sandeep Sharma ... lots of promise for the future. .Madhwal did not play a lot of games, he has been working closely with Shane Bond, .doing a lot of spot bowling, and he has got the results now. Very happy for him ... the .margins of error are so less it's hard to see why we had such a bad season, we will sit .down after a couple of weeks to review what went wrong and come back stronger ... I .don't have words for him (Suryavanshi) ... today when the middle overs were going on, .he was smart in picking his options, it's a stunning combination, having that potential","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs RR, 62nd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs starts with a wayward delivery down leg side, too far away from Dhoni's reach even with the dive, Jaiswal tried to hammer it too.. oh he got a bit of glove on it as he swung across the line, should go down as a chance\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, no run a full ball swinging into the pads, Jaiswal gets an inside edge on to the pad\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, no run Khaleel angles the ball into the left-hander from over the wicket and gets it to seam away off the pitch, beating the inside edge of Jaiswal's front foot drive\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, no run slants this one into the pads and hits them as Jaiswal misses the flick\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, 1 run played to mid on for a single\n Khaleel Ahmed to V Suryavanshi, no run good length angling into the left-hander from around the wicket, Suryavanshi tries to pull but gets hit on the thigh\n Kamboj to Jaiswal, no run angles the ball across the left-hander and beats the outside edge of Jaiswal's front-foot drive with a good length ball that shapes away\n Kamboj to Jaiswal, no run Jaiswal presses forward to drive again and then checks his shot and plays towards mid off, Kamboj is keeping it on a good length so far\n Kamboj to Jaiswal, no run backs away outside leg stump, Kamboj follows him with a full ball that swings back into the left-hander and hits Jaiswal's pads as he attempts to flick awkwardly\n Kamboj to Jaiswal, SIX runs up and cover the cover-point boundary! Kamboj gave him too much width this time and the length was full enough for Jaiswal to get under and free his arms while driving powerfully\n Kamboj to Jaiswal, 1 run driven on the up behind point for a single\n Kamboj to V Suryavanshi, no run gets behind the line of a good length ball and defends on the off side\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, no run short of a length just outside off, cramping Jaiswal for room as he bottom edges the cut towards short third Yashasvi Jaiswal in IPL, 2025 INNS 14 RUNS 539 SR 157.14 AVE 44.91 HS 75\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs this time he makes superb contact with the cut shot, using the width on offer outside off to free his arms and beat the fielder on the backward point boundary\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs over cover this time, length ball from Khaleel and Jaiswal plants his foot forward and lofts over the in field for another boundary\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, SIX runs this time it goes all the way over cover! Similar ball, length with width outside off, Jaiswal attacks again, lofting with power and hitting it farther than the previous one\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, FOUR runs more punishment for Khaleel, short and wide, flayed off the back foot to the backward point boundary\n Khaleel Ahmed to Jaiswal, 1 run nearly in the blockhole to finish, dug out towards mid on for a quick single to end an expensive over\n Kamboj to Jaiswal, 1 run good length angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, Jaiswal moves forward and drives wide of mid-off\n Kamboj to V Suryavanshi, 1 run full and straight, Suryavanshi stays in his crease, moves towards the off a touch, and digs it out past the bowler\n Kamboj to Jaiswal, FOUR runs lofted in the air and just over the head of Ashwin on the edge of the circle at mid off, Jaiswal did not time it all that well, but it was well enough in the end\n Kamboj to Jaiswal, OUT hits off stump and Kamboj is pumped! Hard length angling across the left-hander from over the wicket, Jasiwal swipes across the line and gets a thin inside edge that drags the ball back on to off stump \n Kamboj to Samson, no run played watchfully from his crease towards point\n Kamboj to Samson, 1 run stays in his crease and works the ball with the angle into him through midwicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, 1 run length ball on the pads, Samson clips it in the air towards deep backward square leg\n Khaleel Ahmed to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs superb ball but it goes for four off the outside edge! Khaleel angled it into the left-hander from over the wicket, pitched on a good length and seamed it away, Suryavanshi went poking at it and got a thick outside edge past Dhoni\n Khaleel Ahmed to V Suryavanshi, 1 run full ball on middle, played off the pads towards midwicket\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, FOUR runs that's a lovely shot from Samson, just pressed forward and played a lofted checked-drive to a full ball, timing it so well that the ball bounced just inside the straight boundary\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, no run short of a length outside off, cut off the back foot to point\n Khaleel Ahmed to Samson, 1 run slower ball with width outside off, Samson mis-times the cut off the back foot in front of point\n Kamboj to Samson, no run good length on a tight line around off stump, Test match stuff in a T20 game, Samson stays in his crease and punches to mid on\n Kamboj to Samson, 1 run good length again on off stump, this time Samson opens the face and steers through point to bring up the fifty for RR.. by the way, Kamboj has a really long run up\n Kamboj to V Suryavanshi, 1 run full toss angling across the left-hander, Suryavanshi drives but can't beat the diving Brevis at cover\n Kamboj to Samson, no run played off the pads towards midwicket Vaibhav Suryavanshi in IPL, 2025 INNS 7 RUNS 202 SR 212.63 AVE 33.66 HS 101\n Kamboj to Samson, 1 run driven to extra cover where a sharp save keeps it to just a single\n Kamboj to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs shot! Moves forward and towards the off to drive a length ball on the up through the covers\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run stays back to one outside off and punches to long off\n Ashwin to V Suryavanshi, 1 run around the wicket to the left-hander, driven from the crease to long off for one more\n Ashwin to Samson, SIX runs that's high, very high, and just far enough to clear Brevis on the straight boundary. Samson cleared his front foot and lofted the ball straight back over the bowler's head, it didn't look like he timed it all that well at first\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run pulled towards long on for a single\n Ashwin to V Suryavanshi, no run pushed into the covers\n Ashwin to V Suryavanshi, no run played off the pads towards the fielder at short fine\n Noor Ahmad to Samson, 1 run Noor slides his first ball across the right-hander from over the wicket, Samson uses the width to cut behind point\n Noor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, 1 run slogged down to long on with the angle into the left-hander from over the wicket, did not time that well\n Noor Ahmad to Samson, 1 run punched off the back foot down the ground\n Noor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs long hop, fetch that from the stands at square leg, Suryavanshi sends it there with a powerful pull off the back foot for the first six of his innings\n Noor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs fuller and flatter outside off, driven firmly off the front foot to deep cover where Kamboj runs to his left and dives, he stops the ball but pushes it too far away from him and watches it trickle on to the boundary\n Noor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, FOUR runs Kamboj has no chance this time on the cover boundary, Suryavasnhi has blasted that with tremendous power off the front foot, beating the fielder comfortably\n Pathirana to Samson, 1 run short of a length outside off, Samson stays back and opens the face late to run the ball fine towards deep third, Noor slides to his right on the boundary to save the four\n Pathirana to V Suryavanshi, no run nearly in the blockhole on a wicket to wicket line, Suryavanshi stays in his crease and plays it to mid off\n Pathirana to V Suryavanshi, 1 run length ball on middle and off, Suryavanshi plays it towards mid on for a single\n Pathirana to Samson, no run driven into the covers, Pathirana is keeping it full and straight\n Pathirana to Samson, no run short of a length, stays in his crease and opens the face to steer the ball to point\n Pathirana to Samson, 1 run full ball with width outside off, Samson reaches for it and hits it along the ground in front of point\n Ashwin to Samson, SIX runs Samson gets down on one knee to a full ball from Ashwin, it's the carrom ball pitched outside leg stump, and he slog sweeps so hard that he loses balance, hitting it high into the stands at deep square leg\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run played to deep midwicket for a single\n Ashwin to V Suryavanshi, 1 run punched down the ground for a single to long off\n Ashwin to Samson, no run defended back towards the bowler this time\n Ashwin to Samson, 1 run flicked off the pads through square leg\n Ashwin to V Suryavanshi, 1 run pushed down the ground off the front foot for a single to finish the over\n Jadeja to V Suryavanshi, 1 run width outside off from over the wicket, Suryavanshi cuts hard to deep backward point\n Jadeja to Samson, 1 run Samson backs away towards the leg side to create space to loft the ball inside out towards the cover boundary\n Jadeja to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs short ball outside off, with width to free his arms, Suryavanshi rocks back and slams the ball powerfully over the straight boundary\n Jadeja to V Suryavanshi, no run played off the back foot on the off side\n Jadeja to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs fuller length outside off this time, Suryavanshi is so quick with his hands, gets under it in a flash and smashes it clean over the wide long-on boundary\n Jadeja to V Suryavanshi, 1 run driven towards deep cover for a single to keep strike\n Noor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, 2 runs stays in his crease and punches a flat ball angling into him towards wide long on\n Noor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, 1 run nudged off the pads down to long on for a single\n Noor Ahmad to Samson, no run Samson tries to play a reverse sweep, don't see that shot often from him, but does not make contact\n Noor Ahmad to Samson, 1 run slices the flat ball angling across him in the air over point\n gets an inside edge on to the pad as he jams down at one angling back into him, that was the googly.. uh oh, the siren goes off for a no-ball, Noor has over-stepped\n Noor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, SIX runs another half-century for Suryavanshi, and he gets there by smashing the long hop into the stands at deep square leg, he's played a different innings today, not slogging at every other ball, choosing his moments well See all photos\n Noor Ahmad to V Suryavanshi, no run defended from the crease on the off side\n Pathirana to Samson, FOUR runs too full on the pads, too easy for Samson who simply clips it off his toes to the long leg boundary\n Pathirana to Samson, 1 run short of a length and slower, dabbed off the back foot towards point\n Pathirana to V Suryavanshi, 1 run moves across his crease and works the ball off the pads through square leg\n Pathirana to Samson, 1 run fuller, nearly in the blockhole, and slower too.. Samson waits and dabs it close on the off side for a single\n Pathirana to V Suryavanshi, 1 wide banged in short and Suryavanshi lets it go over his head, too high says the umpire\n Pathirana to V Suryavanshi, 1 run full outside off, in the blockhole, dug out towards long on\n Pathirana to Samson, FOUR runs full toss on the hips, the yorker gone wrong, Samson swings it away and hits it so well that it beats the fielder on the long leg boundary even though it was placed really close to him\n Ashwin to V Suryavanshi, 1 run full and straight, driven down the ground for a single Sanju Samson vs Ravichandran Ashwin BALLS 57 RUNS 76 OUTS 1 SR 133.33 4s\/6s 3\/4\n Ashwin to Samson, OUT Samson's holed out to Brevis on the long on boundary! Another carrom ball from Ashwin, Samson went back and aimed down the ground, it skidded on to him a bit quicker and he mis-hit it this time, Brevis caught it right on the boundary \n Ashwin to Parag, 1 run pushed off the front foot to long off for a single\n Ashwin to V Suryavanshi, 1 run short and wide outside off, Suryavanshi cuts hard to deep cover\n Ashwin to Parag, 1 run nudged off the pads behind square for a single\n Ashwin to V Suryavanshi, OUT oh dear, RR what are you doing.. Suryavanshi aims for the road outside the ground on the leg side, but his huge heave results in a top edge that goes high in the air towards point, where Jadeja settles under the catch \n Jadeja to Parag, 1 run driven to wide long off for a single\n Jadeja to Jurel, no run played off the back foot towards the bowler\n Jadeja to Jurel, no run fired in quick from around the wicket, nudged back towards Jadeja's right and he scampers across to prevent the single\n Jadeja to Jurel, SIX runs such a long, long hop from Jadeja, Jurel rocks back and helps himself to a big serving of six, slamming the pull into the stands at midwicket\n Jadeja to Jurel, FOUR runs huge couple of balls for RR as Jadeja strays on to the leg side this time, Jurel waits and paddles the ball behind square to the long leg boundary\n Jadeja to Jurel, 1 run driven to long off for a single to end the over\n Noor Ahmad to Jurel, 2 runs fired in flat and across the right-hander from over the wicket, Jurel pulls along the ground to deep midwicket\n Noor Ahmad to Jurel, FOUR runs lovely from Jurel, this ball is slower but the line is on leg stump, he leans across, gets down on one knee, and beats the fielder at short fine leg with the sweep\n Noor Ahmad to Jurel, 1 run nudged off the pads through midwicket for a single\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, 1 wide bowled wide down leg side, Jurel and Dhoni miss it but short fine leg cleans up\n Noor Ahmad to Parag, OUT another twist in the chase as Noor bowls a ripper! He slants the ball across the right-hander from over the wicket and then spins it back in after pitching outside off stump, Parag pushes out at it and gets an inside edge back on to his stumps \n Noor Ahmad to Hetmyer, 5 wide fired down leg side from over the wicket, Hetmyer misses the glance and Dhoni was standing outside off stump so was too far away to try and prevent the five wides\n Noor Ahmad to Hetmyer, no run tries to punch off the back foot but gets beaten close to off stump\n Noor Ahmad to Hetmyer, 1 run stays back and works the ball through midwicket for a single\n Ashwin to Hetmyer, 1 run strides forward and drives the ball along the ground to wide long off\n Ashwin to Jurel, no run wicket to wicket line to the right hander, played from the crease to midwicket\n Ashwin to Jurel, SIX runs tees off, and that's in the stands! Clears his front foot towards the leg side and frees his arms, lofting the full ball angling into him over deep midwicket, surely that's the game now for RR?\n Ashwin to Jurel, 1 run driven to long on for a single\n Ashwin to Hetmyer, FOUR runs fired down leg side and Hetmyer glances the ball off his pads past Dhoni to the fine leg boundary\n Ashwin to Hetmyer, SIX runs down the track, frees his arms and hoists the ball high and far over the square leg boundary, RR racing towards the finish line and away from the bottom of the table AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Pathirana to Jurel, SIX runs all over, good night! Jurel ends the game by swinging the length ball over the square leg boundary, he celebrates with a shake of his fists as he finally seals a chase, something that has haunted this team all season. That's all we've got for you tonight. Do tune in tomorrow for a massive game between MI and DC, the two contenders for that final playoff spot. Huge stakes at the Wankhede, weather permitting. Cheers! Samson: It feels good, to be honest we were thinking about setting a target but I felt there's no hiding in this game, let's go out and chase it and prove a point. We have a young bowling attack, missing Jofra, Sandeep Sharma.. lots of promise for the future. Madhwal did not play a lot of games, he has been working closely with Shane Bond, doing a lot of spot bowling, and he has got the results now. Very happy for him.. the margins of error are so less it's hard to see why we had such a bad season, we will sit down after a couple of weeks to review what went wrong and come back stronger.. I .. today when the middle overs were going on, he was smart in picking his options, it's a stunning combination, having that potential","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Hetmyer","Jaiswal","Jurel","Parag","Samson","V Suryavanshi"],"Runs":[12.0,36.0,31.0,3.0,41.0,57.0],"Balls_Faced":[5,19,12,4,31,33],"Fours":[1,5,2,0,3,4],"Sixes":[1,2,3,0,2,4],"S\/R":[240.0,189.47,258.33,75.0,132.26,172.73],"dismissal":["Not Out","b Kamboj","Not Out","b Noor Ahmad","c Brevis b Ashwin","c Jadeja b Ashwin"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Ashwin","Jadeja","Kamboj","Khaleel Ahmed","Noor Ahmad","Pathirana"],"Balls":[24,12,18,18,18,13],"Runs_Given":[41.0,27.0,21.0,35.0,42.0,22.0],"Wickets":[2,0,1,0,1,0],"Overs":[4.0,2.0,3.0,3.0,3.0,2.1],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Salt, 1 run .safe! Sharp short ball, angling into middle and leg. Salt is cramped for room and splices .his pull. Hangs agonizingly in the air and lands safely in the backward square leg region .Siraj pulls out of his run-up late, so we will have to wait a teensy bit longer for this Kohli- .Siraj contest\nSiraj to Kohli, FOUR runs .off the mark in pristine style! And the Chinnaswamy has something to cheer about very .early! Length outside off, shaping away nicely. Kohli's shot, though, is just too good. .Stays on top of the bounce and cracks it past extra cover!\nSiraj to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Kohli gets up on his toes and dabs it towards short .third\nSiraj to Salt, no run .shortish outside off. Salt throws his hands at it and jabs it towards cover point .Deep mid wicket and deep square leg on the fence for Salt now\nSiraj to Salt, no run .was that a chance?! Dug into the track on middle and leg, after seeing Salt advance. He .has a massive swish at it and seems to nick it through. Buttler, though, puts down an .absolute sitter. Hit him in the midriff in the end .See all photos\nSiraj to Salt, no run .shortish just outside off. Skids off the surface and hustles onto Salt, who cloths his pull .towards mid on. That was bowled at 140.4kph\nArshad Khan to Kohli, 2 runs .full and swinging into the pads. Kohli rolls his wrists and glances it towards long leg for .a couple of runs\nArshad Khan to Kohli, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Sticks a little in the surface and plonks it towards .mid wicket\nArshad Khan to Kohli, no run .in-swinging yorker on off. Kohli spots it in time, jams his bat down and digs it out .towards the bowler . .RCB in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .3 .WKTS .1 .RR .10.80 .AVE .144.00\nArshad Khan to Kohli, OUT .straight to long leg, and Prasidh Krishna makes no mistake! Now we know why Arshad .was brought in tonight! Shortish on leg stump and this is there for Kohli to play the pick- .up pull. He does not display enough conviction, though, neither keeping it down nor .trying to clear the fence completely. Tugs it to the fielder, and that is proper catching .practice. Arshad looks up to the heavens in delight, and there is stunned silence at the .Chinnaswamy! .Virat Kohli c Prasidh Krishna b Arshad Khan 7 (6b 1x4 0x6 8m) SR: 116.66\nArshad Khan to Padikkal, FOUR runs .sloppy in the ring, and Padikkal is off the mark! Length outside off. Padikkal gets .forward, gets on top of the bounce and drives it towards cover point, who dives over it .and lets in four!\nArshad Khan to Padikkal, no run .back of a length just outside off. Padikkal gets behind the line and pats it gently towards .mid on\nSiraj to Salt, 1 leg bye .back of a length, angling into off. Salt gets down on one knee, looking to sweep it away .and gets pinged on the body. Gets a leg bye for his troubles\nSiraj to Padikkal, OUT .zing bails everywhere, and Siraj is back to haunt his former team! Back of a length, .pitching on middle and leg and zipping off the surface. Nips away with the angle slightly .and Padikkal, advancing and trying to smash it over the off side, only connects with .fresh air. Off stump knocked back, and Siraj is over the moon. RCB lose two inside three .overs! .Devdutt Padikkal b Mohammed Siraj 4 (3b 1x4 0x6 3m) SR: 133.33\nSiraj to Patidar, no run .back of a length outside off. Patidar gets up on his toes and jabs it straight to cover .point\nSiraj to Patidar, 1 leg bye .massive lbw shout, not given by umpire Ulhas Gandhe! Speared in full on middle and .leg. Patidar falls across a little and then plays all around it. Gets rapped on the pads but .that was probably heading down. Good decision by the umpire\nSiraj to Salt, no run .back of a length just outside off. Salt presses half forward and stabs it towards mid off .Siraj is properly fired up tonight\nSiraj to Salt, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Salt punches it towards mid on and dashes across to .the other end\nArshad Khan to Salt, 1 leg bye .back of a length on the hips. Skids onto Salt again and he is late on the flick. The ball .trickles off the thigh pad into the on side\nArshad Khan to Patidar, 1 wide .full and swinging again, but this swings down leg because of how close it started to leg .stump. Patidar does not get bat on it and the umpire has to indulge in some exercise\nArshad Khan to Patidar, FOUR runs .Patidar goes up and over! Arshad goes searching and bowls it into Patidar's arc on .middle and off. He stands up tall and smacks it over mid wicket! .Patidar would have played plenty of Arshad Khan in the Madhya Pradesh nets\nArshad Khan to Patidar, no run .back of a length outside off. Patidar waits in his crease and meets the ball right under .his eyes\nArshad Khan to Patidar, 1 run .fullish on middle and leg. Patidar flicks it to mid on and saunters across to the other end\nArshad Khan to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt finally comes to the party! Back of a length outside off. There is width to work with .and Salt rises with the bounce to thrash it on the up past extra cover!\nArshad Khan to Salt, 1 run .full toss swinging into the pads. Salt tugs it towards deep backward square leg and .retains strike\nSiraj to Salt, 1 run .mix-up and had Siraj hit, Salt would have been on his way! Hard length just outside off. .Salt hacks at it and jams it off the inside edge into his body. Salt gets called through for .the run and Siraj, after gathering on his follow-through, cannot hit the stumps at the .bowler's end. That was bowled at 143.4kph\nSiraj to Patidar, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Patidar gets up on his toes and nudges it towards mid .on\nSiraj to Salt, SIX runs .pick the bones out of that one! Banged into the track on middle and off, and Salt is .waiting for this. Bowled at 143.6 but because Salt has telegraphed it, he opens up his .stance early and whacks it a 105m over cow corner. Lands on the roof, and that is outta .here!\nSiraj to Salt, OUT .off stump goes for a toss, and you can now hear a pin drop at the Chinnaswamy! Talk .about a perfect response. Smashed onto the road last ball, and now demolishing Salt's .stumps like there is no tomorrow. Fullish ball, starting on middle and off and curving .away. Salt tries to hit it into next week and only swats away a few flies. Sees his stumps .in an absolute mess soon after, and Buttler, more than anyone else, will heave a huge .sigh of relief! .Phil Salt b Mohammed Siraj 14 (13b 1x4 1x6 26m) SR: 107.69\nSiraj to Livingstone, no run .massive lbw appeal, not given! Back of a length in the channel and this decks back .sharply, while also keeping a little low. Livingstone seems to play all around it and gets .pinged on the back thigh. Height could be an issue, but Siraj and GT want to take .another look. Clear gap between bat and ball. Onto Ball Tracking now. It comes up .and...reckons the ball would have bounced comfortably over the stumps. Excellent .decision by umpire Ulhas Gandhe, and Livingstone stays!\nSiraj to Livingstone, no run .into the blockhole just outside off. Livingstone jams down on it and digs it out towards .mid off\nPrasidh to Patidar, 1 run .safe! Back of a length on off. Moves away a touch and that squares up Patidar. Gets a .leading edge but luckily for him, it lands just in front of cover point .RCB have had a bit of luck so far, with miscues not carrying to fielders. They need to .make it count, though\nPrasidh to Livingstone, no run .peach! Back of a length in the channel and this nibbles away late as well. Livingstone is .opened up like a deck chair and beaten comprehensively\nPrasidh to Livingstone, 1 leg bye .back of a length on leg stump. Livingstone is late on the flick and the ball bobbles off .the thigh pad towards long leg\nPrasidh to Patidar, no run .back of a length outside off and the ball is flying off the pitch now. Patidar has a swipe .of his own but the ball whistles past his flailing blade\nPrasidh to Patidar, no run .another proper jaffa! Back of a length in that testing corridor just outside off. Patidar .plays for the ball coming in but it straightens just enough to rip past the outside edge\nPrasidh to Patidar, 1 run .safe again! Shortish, angling into the hips. Patidar looks for the pick-up pull but the ball .hurries onto him quite a bit. Scuffs it and the ball lands in the vacant short fine leg .region\nIshant Sharma to Patidar, FOUR runs .take that, says Rajat Patidar! Half-volley on middle and leg. Patidar gives himself a bit .of room and then blasts it to mid off's left! . .Ishant Sharma vs RHB .BALLS .1900 .WKTS .79 .4s\/6s .286\/73 .ECON .7.57 .AVE .30.69\nIshant Sharma to Patidar, OUT .Ishant goes up in appeal, and the finger goes up too! Ishant has a wicket in his first .over! And Patidar does not bother with the review either! On a length, slanting back into .Patidar from off stump. He has a hack across the line and perhaps aims too square. .Gets smashed on the back leg in front of middle and leg, and the slow, dreaded finger .sends RCB's skipper back on his way. Ball Tracking confirms the ball would have .thundered into middle and leg. RCB are four down now, and tottering! .Rajat Patidar lbw b Sharma 12 (12b 2x4 0x6 22m) SR: 100\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, no run .well well! Back of a length wide outside off. Jitesh looks for the sweep first up and then .decides to bail out of it at the last moment. Interesting choice of shot...\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, no run .back of a length outside off. Jitesh hangs back and taps it towards backward point\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .Jitesh is off the mark with a boundary! Ishant goes short on middle and off, and Jitesh .is waiting for it. He swivels inside the line and hooks it fine for four!\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, 2 runs .back of a length outside off. Jitesh uses the pace, opens his bat face and runs it down .to deep third for a brace\nPrasidh to Livingstone, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Livingstone skips down the track and works it towards .deep mid wicket\nPrasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run .back of a length in the channel. Whizzes off the surface, while moving away marginally .and that takes it past the outside edge of Jitesh's bat\nPrasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run .oh my! Full and wide outside off. Jitesh looks to lap it away but does not get any .purchase out of it. Scuffs it towards backward point. Got into an awkward position too, .with no room to get under the ball\nPrasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run .shortish just outside off. Jitesh gets up on his toes and pats it towards backward point. .144.1kph that, and Prasidh is working up some good pace\nPrasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run .full outside off. Jitesh gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards extra cover\nPrasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run .hard length just outside off, nipping back in to cramp the batter for room. Jitesh drops it .into the off side\nIshant Sharma to Livingstone, 1 run .the bat flies off and the ball rolls down to deep third! Back of a length outside off. .Livingstone throws his bat at it (quite literally) and guides it behind point for a single\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .bam! Jitesh goes big! Right in the slot on middle and off. Jitesh plants his front foot, .brings his wrists into play and shovels it over long on!\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, 2 runs .length outside off. Jitesh gets onto the front foot and hacks it past mid wicket for a .couple of runs. Looks like Jitesh wants to counter-attack\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .short, wide and punished! Jitesh is turning it on now! Too much width on offer and .Jitesh gets on top of the bounce nicely to knife it past backward point!\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, no run .length outside off. Jitesh gets onto the front foot confidently and pushes it towards .extra cover\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .scorched away, and the crowd has firmly found its voice now! Ishant makes the .mistake of banging it half-way down and offering ample width. Jitesh snaps those fast .hands into action and scythes it to backward point's left! .Time for a breather and time to dissect this frenetic passage of play. GT bagged four .inside seven overs but this partnership and Jitesh, in particular, have counter-attacked .to wrestle back some momentum. If they can keep going in this fashion, RCB will have .aspirations of getting to 160 and beyond (at least)\nPrasidh to Livingstone, no run .hard length on middle and off. Livingstone hops up onto his toes and taps it towards .mid wicket\nPrasidh to Livingstone, FOUR runs .how has he gotten that away?! Brutish short ball that pitches outside off and decks .back in sharply. Livingstone is almost trying to drop his hands but the ball rushes onto .him, kisses the glove (or the shoulder of the bat) and flies over Buttler's head!\nPrasidh to Livingstone, 1 run .shortish outside off. Livingstone waits in his crease and drops it into the off side. Has to .scramble and puts in the dive to complete the single. A direct hit would have made .things interesting\nPrasidh to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Jitesh uses the pace and runs it down to deep third\nPrasidh to Livingstone, 1 run .full and wide outside off. Livingstone presses forward and drives it towards sweeper .cover\nPrasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run .banged into the track outside off and this skips off the surface. Jitesh, backing away to .crash it over point, only swishes at thin air","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs RCB, 14th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Salt, 1 run safe! Sharp short ball, angling into middle and leg. Salt is cramped for room and splices his pull. Hangs agonizingly in the air and lands safely in the backward square leg region Siraj pulls out of his run-up late, so we will have to wait a teensy bit longer for this Kohli-Siraj contest\n Siraj to Kohli, FOUR runs off the mark in pristine style! And the Chinnaswamy has something to cheer about very early! Length outside off, shaping away nicely. Kohli's shot, though, is just too good. Stays on top of the bounce and cracks it past extra cover!\n Siraj to Kohli, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Kohli gets up on his toes and dabs it towards short third\n Siraj to Salt, no run shortish outside off. Salt throws his hands at it and jabs it towards cover point Deep mid wicket and deep square leg on the fence for Salt now\n Siraj to Salt, no run was that a chance?! Dug into the track on middle and leg, after seeing Salt advance. He has a massive swish at it and seems to nick it through. Buttler, though, puts down an absolute sitter. Hit him in the midriff in the end See all photos\n Siraj to Salt, no run shortish just outside off. Skids off the surface and hustles onto Salt, who cloths his pull towards mid on. That was bowled at 140.4kph\n Arshad Khan to Kohli, 2 runs full and swinging into the pads. Kohli rolls his wrists and glances it towards long leg for a couple of runs\n Arshad Khan to Kohli, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Sticks a little in the surface and plonks it towards mid wicket\n Arshad Khan to Kohli, no run in-swinging yorker on off. Kohli spots it in time, jams his bat down and digs it out towards the bowler INNS 3 WKTS 1 RR 10.80 AVE 144.00\n Arshad Khan to Kohli, OUT straight to long leg, and Prasidh Krishna makes no mistake! Now we know why Arshad was brought in tonight! Shortish on leg stump and this is there for Kohli to play the pick-up pull. He does not display enough conviction, though, neither keeping it down nor trying to clear the fence completely. Tugs it to the fielder, and that is proper catching practice. Arshad looks up to the heavens in delight, and there is stunned silence at the Chinnaswamy! \n Arshad Khan to Padikkal, FOUR runs sloppy in the ring, and Padikkal is off the mark! Length outside off. Padikkal gets forward, gets on top of the bounce and drives it towards cover point, who dives over it and lets in four!\n Arshad Khan to Padikkal, no run back of a length just outside off. Padikkal gets behind the line and pats it gently towards mid on\n Siraj to Salt, 1 leg bye back of a length, angling into off. Salt gets down on one knee, looking to sweep it away and gets pinged on the body. Gets a leg bye for his troubles\n Siraj to Padikkal, OUT zing bails everywhere, and Siraj is back to haunt his former team! Back of a length, pitching on middle and leg and zipping off the surface. Nips away with the angle slightly and Padikkal, advancing and trying to smash it over the off side, only connects with fresh air. Off stump knocked back, and Siraj is over the moon. RCB lose two inside three overs! \n Siraj to Patidar, no run back of a length outside off. Patidar gets up on his toes and jabs it straight to cover point\n Siraj to Patidar, 1 leg bye massive lbw shout, not given by umpire Ulhas Gandhe! Speared in full on middle and leg. Patidar falls across a little and then plays all around it. Gets rapped on the pads but that was probably heading down. Good decision by the umpire\n Siraj to Salt, no run back of a length just outside off. Salt presses half forward and stabs it towards mid off Siraj is properly fired up tonight\n Siraj to Salt, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Salt punches it towards mid on and dashes across to the other end\n Arshad Khan to Salt, 1 leg bye back of a length on the hips. Skids onto Salt again and he is late on the flick. The ball trickles off the thigh pad into the on side\n Arshad Khan to Patidar, 1 wide full and swinging again, but this swings down leg because of how close it started to leg stump. Patidar does not get bat on it and the umpire has to indulge in some exercise\n Arshad Khan to Patidar, FOUR runs Patidar goes up and over! Arshad goes searching and bowls it into Patidar's arc on middle and off. He stands up tall and smacks it over mid wicket! Patidar would have played plenty of Arshad Khan in the Madhya Pradesh nets\n Arshad Khan to Patidar, no run back of a length outside off. Patidar waits in his crease and meets the ball right under his eyes\n Arshad Khan to Patidar, 1 run fullish on middle and leg. Patidar flicks it to mid on and saunters across to the other end\n Arshad Khan to Salt, FOUR runs Salt finally comes to the party! Back of a length outside off. There is width to work with and Salt rises with the bounce to thrash it on the up past extra cover!\n Arshad Khan to Salt, 1 run full toss swinging into the pads. Salt tugs it towards deep backward square leg and retains strike\n Siraj to Salt, 1 run mix-up and had Siraj hit, Salt would have been on his way! Hard length just outside off. Salt hacks at it and jams it off the inside edge into his body. Salt gets called through for the run and Siraj, after gathering on his follow-through, cannot hit the stumps at the bowler's end. That was bowled at 143.4kph\n Siraj to Patidar, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Patidar gets up on his toes and nudges it towards mid on\n Siraj to Salt, SIX runs pick the bones out of that one! Banged into the track on middle and off, and Salt is waiting for this. Bowled at 143.6 but because Salt has telegraphed it, he opens up his stance early and whacks it a 105m over cow corner. Lands on the roof, and that is outta here!\n Siraj to Salt, OUT off stump goes for a toss, and you can now hear a pin drop at the Chinnaswamy! Talk about a perfect response. Smashed onto the road last ball, and now demolishing Salt's stumps like there is no tomorrow. Fullish ball, starting on middle and off and curving away. Salt tries to hit it into next week and only swats away a few flies. Sees his stumps in an absolute mess soon after, and Buttler, more than anyone else, will heave a huge sigh of relief! \n Siraj to Livingstone, no run massive lbw appeal, not given! Back of a length in the channel and this decks back sharply, while also keeping a little low. Livingstone seems to play all around it and gets pinged on the back thigh. Height could be an issue, but Siraj and GT want to take another look. Clear gap between bat and ball. Onto Ball Tracking now. It comes up and...reckons the ball would have bounced comfortably over the stumps. Excellent decision by umpire Ulhas Gandhe, and Livingstone stays!\n Siraj to Livingstone, no run into the blockhole just outside off. Livingstone jams down on it and digs it out towards mid off\n Prasidh to Patidar, 1 run safe! Back of a length on off. Moves away a touch and that squares up Patidar. Gets a leading edge but luckily for him, it lands just in front of cover point RCB have had a bit of luck so far, with miscues not carrying to fielders. They need to make it count, though\n Prasidh to Livingstone, no run peach! Back of a length in the channel and this nibbles away late as well. Livingstone is opened up like a deck chair and beaten comprehensively\n Prasidh to Livingstone, 1 leg bye back of a length on leg stump. Livingstone is late on the flick and the ball bobbles off the thigh pad towards long leg\n Prasidh to Patidar, no run back of a length outside off and the ball is flying off the pitch now. Patidar has a swipe of his own but the ball whistles past his flailing blade\n Prasidh to Patidar, no run another proper jaffa! Back of a length in that testing corridor just outside off. Patidar plays for the ball coming in but it straightens just enough to rip past the outside edge\n Prasidh to Patidar, 1 run safe again! Shortish, angling into the hips. Patidar looks for the pick-up pull but the ball hurries onto him quite a bit. Scuffs it and the ball lands in the vacant short fine leg region\n Ishant Sharma to Patidar, FOUR runs take that, says Rajat Patidar! Half-volley on middle and leg. Patidar gives himself a bit of room and then blasts it to mid off's left! Ishant Sharma vs RHB BALLS 1900 WKTS 79 4s\/6s 286\/73 ECON 7.57 AVE 30.69\n Ishant Sharma to Patidar, OUT Ishant goes up in appeal, and the finger goes up too! Ishant has a wicket in his first over! And Patidar does not bother with the review either! On a length, slanting back into Patidar from off stump. He has a hack across the line and perhaps aims too square. Gets smashed on the back leg in front of middle and leg, and the slow, dreaded finger sends RCB's skipper back on his way. Ball Tracking confirms the ball would have thundered into middle and leg. RCB are four down now, and tottering! \n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, no run well well! Back of a length wide outside off. Jitesh looks for the sweep first up and then decides to bail out of it at the last moment. Interesting choice of shot...\n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, no run back of a length outside off. Jitesh hangs back and taps it towards backward point\n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs Jitesh is off the mark with a boundary! Ishant goes short on middle and off, and Jitesh is waiting for it. He swivels inside the line and hooks it fine for four!\n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, 2 runs back of a length outside off. Jitesh uses the pace, opens his bat face and runs it down to deep third for a brace\n Prasidh to Livingstone, 1 run back of a length outside off. Livingstone skips down the track and works it towards deep mid wicket\n Prasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run back of a length in the channel. Whizzes off the surface, while moving away marginally and that takes it past the outside edge of Jitesh's bat\n Prasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run oh my! Full and wide outside off. Jitesh looks to lap it away but does not get any purchase out of it. Scuffs it towards backward point. Got into an awkward position too, with no room to get under the ball\n Prasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run shortish just outside off. Jitesh gets up on his toes and pats it towards backward point. 144.1kph that, and Prasidh is working up some good pace\n Prasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run full outside off. Jitesh gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards extra cover\n Prasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run hard length just outside off, nipping back in to cramp the batter for room. Jitesh drops it into the off side\n Ishant Sharma to Livingstone, 1 run the bat flies off and the ball rolls down to deep third! Back of a length outside off. \n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs bam! Jitesh goes big! Right in the slot on middle and off. Jitesh plants his front foot, brings his wrists into play and shovels it over long on!\n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, 2 runs length outside off. Jitesh gets onto the front foot and hacks it past mid wicket for a couple of runs. Looks like Jitesh wants to counter-attack\n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs short, wide and punished! Jitesh is turning it on now! Too much width on offer and Jitesh gets on top of the bounce nicely to knife it past backward point!\n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, no run length outside off. Jitesh gets onto the front foot confidently and pushes it towards extra cover\n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs scorched away, and the crowd has firmly found its voice now! Ishant makes the mistake of banging it half-way down and offering ample width. Jitesh snaps those fast hands into action and scythes it to backward point's left! Time for a breather and time to dissect this frenetic passage of play. GT bagged four inside seven overs but this partnership and Jitesh, in particular, have counter-attacked to wrestle back some momentum. If they can keep going in this fashion, RCB will have \n Prasidh to Livingstone, no run hard length on middle and off. Livingstone hops up onto his toes and taps it towards mid wicket\n Prasidh to Livingstone, FOUR runs how has he gotten that away?! Brutish short ball that pitches outside off and decks back in sharply. Livingstone is almost trying to drop his hands but the ball rushes onto \n Prasidh to Livingstone, 1 run shortish outside off. Livingstone waits in his crease and drops it into the off side. Has to scramble and puts in the dive to complete the single. A direct hit would have made things interesting\n Prasidh to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run back of a length outside off. Jitesh uses the pace and runs it down to deep third\n Prasidh to Livingstone, 1 run full and wide outside off. Livingstone presses forward and drives it towards sweeper cover\n Prasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run banged into the track outside off and this skips off the surface. Jitesh, backing away to crash it over point, only swishes at thin air","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Jitesh Sharma","Kohli","Livingstone","Padikkal","Patidar","Salt"],"Runs":[23.0,7.0,8.0,4.0,12.0,14.0],"Balls_Faced":[16,6,10,3,12,13],"Fours":[3,1,1,1,2,1],"Sixes":[1,0,0,0,0,1],"S\/R":[143.75,116.67,80.0,133.33,100.0,107.69],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Prasidh Krishna b Arshad Khan","Not Out","b Mohammed Siraj","lbw b Sharma","b Mohammed Siraj"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshad Khan","Ishant Sharma","Prasidh","Siraj"],"Balls":[12,12,18,18],"Runs_Given":[17.0,27.0,10.0,15.0],"Wickets":[1,1,0,2],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,3.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Siraj to Salt, 1 run .safe! Sharp short ball, angling into middle and leg. Salt is cramped for room and splices .his pull. Hangs agonizingly in the air and lands safely in the backward square leg region .Siraj pulls out of his run-up late, so we will have to wait a teensy bit longer for this Kohli- .Siraj contest\nSiraj to Kohli, FOUR runs .off the mark in pristine style! And the Chinnaswamy has something to cheer about very .early! Length outside off, shaping away nicely. Kohli's shot, though, is just too good. .Stays on top of the bounce and cracks it past extra cover!\nSiraj to Kohli, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Kohli gets up on his toes and dabs it towards short .third\nSiraj to Salt, no run .shortish outside off. Salt throws his hands at it and jabs it towards cover point .Deep mid wicket and deep square leg on the fence for Salt now\nSiraj to Salt, no run .was that a chance?! Dug into the track on middle and leg, after seeing Salt advance. He .has a massive swish at it and seems to nick it through. Buttler, though, puts down an .absolute sitter. Hit him in the midriff in the end .See all photos\nSiraj to Salt, no run .shortish just outside off. Skids off the surface and hustles onto Salt, who cloths his pull .towards mid on. That was bowled at 140.4kph\nArshad Khan to Kohli, 2 runs .full and swinging into the pads. Kohli rolls his wrists and glances it towards long leg for .a couple of runs\nArshad Khan to Kohli, no run .back of a length on middle and leg. Sticks a little in the surface and plonks it towards .mid wicket\nArshad Khan to Kohli, no run .in-swinging yorker on off. Kohli spots it in time, jams his bat down and digs it out .towards the bowler . .RCB in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .3 .WKTS .1 .RR .10.80 .AVE .144.00\nArshad Khan to Kohli, OUT .straight to long leg, and Prasidh Krishna makes no mistake! Now we know why Arshad .was brought in tonight! Shortish on leg stump and this is there for Kohli to play the pick- .up pull. He does not display enough conviction, though, neither keeping it down nor .trying to clear the fence completely. Tugs it to the fielder, and that is proper catching .practice. Arshad looks up to the heavens in delight, and there is stunned silence at the .Chinnaswamy! .Virat Kohli c Prasidh Krishna b Arshad Khan 7 (6b 1x4 0x6 8m) SR: 116.66\nArshad Khan to Padikkal, FOUR runs .sloppy in the ring, and Padikkal is off the mark! Length outside off. Padikkal gets .forward, gets on top of the bounce and drives it towards cover point, who dives over it .and lets in four!\nArshad Khan to Padikkal, no run .back of a length just outside off. Padikkal gets behind the line and pats it gently towards .mid on\nSiraj to Salt, 1 leg bye .back of a length, angling into off. Salt gets down on one knee, looking to sweep it away .and gets pinged on the body. Gets a leg bye for his troubles\nSiraj to Padikkal, OUT .zing bails everywhere, and Siraj is back to haunt his former team! Back of a length, .pitching on middle and leg and zipping off the surface. Nips away with the angle slightly .and Padikkal, advancing and trying to smash it over the off side, only connects with .fresh air. Off stump knocked back, and Siraj is over the moon. RCB lose two inside three .overs! .Devdutt Padikkal b Mohammed Siraj 4 (3b 1x4 0x6 3m) SR: 133.33\nSiraj to Patidar, no run .back of a length outside off. Patidar gets up on his toes and jabs it straight to cover .point\nSiraj to Patidar, 1 leg bye .massive lbw shout, not given by umpire Ulhas Gandhe! Speared in full on middle and .leg. Patidar falls across a little and then plays all around it. Gets rapped on the pads but .that was probably heading down. Good decision by the umpire\nSiraj to Salt, no run .back of a length just outside off. Salt presses half forward and stabs it towards mid off .Siraj is properly fired up tonight\nSiraj to Salt, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Salt punches it towards mid on and dashes across to .the other end\nArshad Khan to Salt, 1 leg bye .back of a length on the hips. Skids onto Salt again and he is late on the flick. The ball .trickles off the thigh pad into the on side\nArshad Khan to Patidar, 1 wide .full and swinging again, but this swings down leg because of how close it started to leg .stump. Patidar does not get bat on it and the umpire has to indulge in some exercise\nArshad Khan to Patidar, FOUR runs .Patidar goes up and over! Arshad goes searching and bowls it into Patidar's arc on .middle and off. He stands up tall and smacks it over mid wicket! .Patidar would have played plenty of Arshad Khan in the Madhya Pradesh nets\nArshad Khan to Patidar, no run .back of a length outside off. Patidar waits in his crease and meets the ball right under .his eyes\nArshad Khan to Patidar, 1 run .fullish on middle and leg. Patidar flicks it to mid on and saunters across to the other end\nArshad Khan to Salt, FOUR runs .Salt finally comes to the party! Back of a length outside off. There is width to work with .and Salt rises with the bounce to thrash it on the up past extra cover!\nArshad Khan to Salt, 1 run .full toss swinging into the pads. Salt tugs it towards deep backward square leg and .retains strike\nSiraj to Salt, 1 run .mix-up and had Siraj hit, Salt would have been on his way! Hard length just outside off. .Salt hacks at it and jams it off the inside edge into his body. Salt gets called through for .the run and Siraj, after gathering on his follow-through, cannot hit the stumps at the .bowler's end. That was bowled at 143.4kph\nSiraj to Patidar, 1 run .back of a length just outside off. Patidar gets up on his toes and nudges it towards mid .on\nSiraj to Salt, SIX runs .pick the bones out of that one! Banged into the track on middle and off, and Salt is .waiting for this. Bowled at 143.6 but because Salt has telegraphed it, he opens up his .stance early and whacks it a 105m over cow corner. Lands on the roof, and that is outta .here!\nSiraj to Salt, OUT .off stump goes for a toss, and you can now hear a pin drop at the Chinnaswamy! Talk .about a perfect response. Smashed onto the road last ball, and now demolishing Salt's .stumps like there is no tomorrow. Fullish ball, starting on middle and off and curving .away. Salt tries to hit it into next week and only swats away a few flies. Sees his stumps .in an absolute mess soon after, and Buttler, more than anyone else, will heave a huge .sigh of relief! .Phil Salt b Mohammed Siraj 14 (13b 1x4 1x6 26m) SR: 107.69\nSiraj to Livingstone, no run .massive lbw appeal, not given! Back of a length in the channel and this decks back .sharply, while also keeping a little low. Livingstone seems to play all around it and gets .pinged on the back thigh. Height could be an issue, but Siraj and GT want to take .another look. Clear gap between bat and ball. Onto Ball Tracking now. It comes up .and...reckons the ball would have bounced comfortably over the stumps. Excellent .decision by umpire Ulhas Gandhe, and Livingstone stays!\nSiraj to Livingstone, no run .into the blockhole just outside off. Livingstone jams down on it and digs it out towards .mid off\nPrasidh to Patidar, 1 run .safe! Back of a length on off. Moves away a touch and that squares up Patidar. Gets a .leading edge but luckily for him, it lands just in front of cover point .RCB have had a bit of luck so far, with miscues not carrying to fielders. They need to .make it count, though\nPrasidh to Livingstone, no run .peach! Back of a length in the channel and this nibbles away late as well. Livingstone is .opened up like a deck chair and beaten comprehensively\nPrasidh to Livingstone, 1 leg bye .back of a length on leg stump. Livingstone is late on the flick and the ball bobbles off .the thigh pad towards long leg\nPrasidh to Patidar, no run .back of a length outside off and the ball is flying off the pitch now. Patidar has a swipe .of his own but the ball whistles past his flailing blade\nPrasidh to Patidar, no run .another proper jaffa! Back of a length in that testing corridor just outside off. Patidar .plays for the ball coming in but it straightens just enough to rip past the outside edge\nPrasidh to Patidar, 1 run .safe again! Shortish, angling into the hips. Patidar looks for the pick-up pull but the ball .hurries onto him quite a bit. Scuffs it and the ball lands in the vacant short fine leg .region\nIshant Sharma to Patidar, FOUR runs .take that, says Rajat Patidar! Half-volley on middle and leg. Patidar gives himself a bit .of room and then blasts it to mid off's left! . .Ishant Sharma vs RHB .BALLS .1900 .WKTS .79 .4s\/6s .286\/73 .ECON .7.57 .AVE .30.69\nIshant Sharma to Patidar, OUT .Ishant goes up in appeal, and the finger goes up too! Ishant has a wicket in his first .over! And Patidar does not bother with the review either! On a length, slanting back into .Patidar from off stump. He has a hack across the line and perhaps aims too square. .Gets smashed on the back leg in front of middle and leg, and the slow, dreaded finger .sends RCB's skipper back on his way. Ball Tracking confirms the ball would have .thundered into middle and leg. RCB are four down now, and tottering! .Rajat Patidar lbw b Sharma 12 (12b 2x4 0x6 22m) SR: 100\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, no run .well well! Back of a length wide outside off. Jitesh looks for the sweep first up and then .decides to bail out of it at the last moment. Interesting choice of shot...\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, no run .back of a length outside off. Jitesh hangs back and taps it towards backward point\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .Jitesh is off the mark with a boundary! Ishant goes short on middle and off, and Jitesh .is waiting for it. He swivels inside the line and hooks it fine for four!\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, 2 runs .back of a length outside off. Jitesh uses the pace, opens his bat face and runs it down .to deep third for a brace\nPrasidh to Livingstone, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Livingstone skips down the track and works it towards .deep mid wicket\nPrasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run .back of a length in the channel. Whizzes off the surface, while moving away marginally .and that takes it past the outside edge of Jitesh's bat\nPrasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run .oh my! Full and wide outside off. Jitesh looks to lap it away but does not get any .purchase out of it. Scuffs it towards backward point. Got into an awkward position too, .with no room to get under the ball\nPrasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run .shortish just outside off. Jitesh gets up on his toes and pats it towards backward point. .144.1kph that, and Prasidh is working up some good pace\nPrasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run .full outside off. Jitesh gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards extra cover\nPrasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run .hard length just outside off, nipping back in to cramp the batter for room. Jitesh drops it .into the off side\nIshant Sharma to Livingstone, 1 run .the bat flies off and the ball rolls down to deep third! Back of a length outside off. .Livingstone throws his bat at it (quite literally) and guides it behind point for a single\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs .bam! Jitesh goes big! Right in the slot on middle and off. Jitesh plants his front foot, .brings his wrists into play and shovels it over long on!\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, 2 runs .length outside off. Jitesh gets onto the front foot and hacks it past mid wicket for a .couple of runs. Looks like Jitesh wants to counter-attack\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .short, wide and punished! Jitesh is turning it on now! Too much width on offer and .Jitesh gets on top of the bounce nicely to knife it past backward point!\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, no run .length outside off. Jitesh gets onto the front foot confidently and pushes it towards .extra cover\nIshant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .scorched away, and the crowd has firmly found its voice now! Ishant makes the .mistake of banging it half-way down and offering ample width. Jitesh snaps those fast .hands into action and scythes it to backward point's left! .Time for a breather and time to dissect this frenetic passage of play. GT bagged four .inside seven overs but this partnership and Jitesh, in particular, have counter-attacked .to wrestle back some momentum. If they can keep going in this fashion, RCB will have .aspirations of getting to 160 and beyond (at least)\nPrasidh to Livingstone, no run .hard length on middle and off. Livingstone hops up onto his toes and taps it towards .mid wicket\nPrasidh to Livingstone, FOUR runs .how has he gotten that away?! Brutish short ball that pitches outside off and decks .back in sharply. Livingstone is almost trying to drop his hands but the ball rushes onto .him, kisses the glove (or the shoulder of the bat) and flies over Buttler's head!\nPrasidh to Livingstone, 1 run .shortish outside off. Livingstone waits in his crease and drops it into the off side. Has to .scramble and puts in the dive to complete the single. A direct hit would have made .things interesting\nPrasidh to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Jitesh uses the pace and runs it down to deep third\nPrasidh to Livingstone, 1 run .full and wide outside off. Livingstone presses forward and drives it towards sweeper .cover\nPrasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run .banged into the track outside off and this skips off the surface. Jitesh, backing away to .crash it over point, only swishes at thin air\nSai Kishore to Livingstone, 1 run .short outside off. Livingstone backs away and slaps it towards sweeper cover\nSai Kishore to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .short of the fielder! Back of a length on middle and leg. Skids onto Jitesh and he splices .his pull. Fortunately for him, it does not carry to deep mid wicket\nSai Kishore to Livingstone, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Livingstone makes room and then hacks at it, .chunking it off the inside edge into his back leg\nSai Kishore to Livingstone, no run .back of a length on off. Holds a little in the surface and Livingstone prods it back to the .bowler\nSai Kishore to Livingstone, 1 run .goes a mile up, and oh, this is going to bring down rain! Dropped by Tewatia as well, .and that could be a big moment in the game! Floated up on middle and leg, and .Livingstone is beaten in the air completely. Has to reach out well in front, despite .advancing and he launches it a mile up. Tewatia settles under it at long on and makes a .complete mess of it\nSai Kishore to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .insult to injury! A different batter but it will hurt just as much. Full outside off, allowing .Jitesh to get his hands through the ball and he bludgeons it over extra cover!\nRashid Khan to Livingstone, no run .Rashid pleads and pleads and pleads, but the umpire says no! GT review! Googly on a .length outside off. Grips in the surface and spins back sharply. Livingstone is beaten on .the slog-sweep and gets pinged on the body. Was the impact outside off, was it too .high? Well, let's find out. No bat involved but Ball Tracking returns with Umpire's Call on .Impact, with the ball also going over off stump. GT out of reviews now!\nRashid Khan to Livingstone, no run .googly on a length outside off. Livingstone lunges forward and defends . .Jitesh Sharma in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .699 .OUTS .29 .4s\/6s .56\/38 .SR .142.36 .AVE .24.10\nRashid Khan to Livingstone, SIX runs .Livingstone takes Rashid on! Tossed up full just outside off. Livingstone shuffles .across early, gets down on one knee and wallops it over deep square leg! .There is a slip in place, by the way\nRashid Khan to Livingstone, no run .fired in quicker, on a full length on middle and off. Livingstone prods it into the off side\nRashid Khan to Livingstone, 1 run .full on middle and off, trying to trap Livingstone in front. Having moved across his .stumps, he flicks it towards deep mid wicket\nRashid Khan to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs .Jitesh wants a piece of Rashid too! Darted in on a length on off. Jitesh gets down on .one knee this time and helps it over short fine leg!\nSai Kishore to Livingstone, 1 run .full and wide outside off. Livingstone gets down on the paddle-sweep and helps it .behind square for a single\nSai Kishore to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run .just short again! Tossed up full just outside leg. Jitesh, after shimmying around, gets .down on the sweep and hits it on the bounce to deep backward square leg\nSai Kishore to Livingstone, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Livingstone has a massive hack across the line and .jams it off the inside edge into his back leg. Rolls away towards short third for a single .Over the wicket now\nSai Kishore to Jitesh Sharma, OUT .goes a mile up again and this time, Tewatia holds on! Jitesh falls for 33 and a .promising partnership is broken! Sai Kishore gives it a bit of air but also makes a point .to hold his length ball. That invites Jitesh to charge and swing for the hills. But because .he is not to the pitch of the ball, he clinks it off the toe-end. Tewatia runs in from long .on, keeps his eyes on the ball and ensures it stays in his grasp. Big wicket in the context .of the game, and Jitesh is distraught as he walks back! .Jitesh Sharma c Tewatia b Sai Kishore 33 (21b 5x4 1x6 28m) SR: 157.14\nSai Kishore to Krunal, no run .flighted up full outside off. Krunal presses half forward and defends it towards the .bowler .Sai Kishore has been varying his pace and his lengths nicely so far\nSai Kishore to Krunal, no run .quicker, flatter and shorter outside off. Krunal goes back and pokes it towards extra .cover\nRashid Khan to Livingstone, 2 runs .fired in very full on leg stump, perhaps trying to bowl Livingstone around his legs. .Having walked across, he sweeps it towards deep backward square leg .Livingstone is walking across his stumps almost every ball\nRashid Khan to Livingstone, no run .was that a stumping chance?! Floated up very full outside off. Livingstone plays all over .it and his back foot gets dragged out. Buttler, however, does not gather. He has not .been at his best behind the stumps tonight\nRashid Khan to Livingstone, 1 run .darted in full on the stumps. Livingstone gets to the pitch of the ball and works it .towards deep mid wicket. Call is for two initially but they decide against it in the end .Short leg and slip in place. Over the wicket\nRashid Khan to Krunal, 1 run .googly on a back of a length, finishing just outside off. Krunal knocks it to long on to get .off the mark\nRashid Khan to Livingstone, 1 run .googly on a back of a length just outside off. Livingstone reads it off the pitch and .heaves it towards deep backward square leg\nRashid Khan to Krunal, FOUR runs .loose ball and punished by Krunal! Too full and too far down leg. Krunal brings out the .sweep and helps it away to the fine leg fence!\nSai Kishore to Livingstone, 1 run .hung up on a back of a length wide outside off. Livingstone reaches out for it and cuts it .towards sweeper cover\nSai Kishore to Krunal, OUT .that is probably the softest dismissal you will see all season! Back of a length just .outside off and this seems to be a change-up. Goes the other way after pitching and .also holds a touch. Krunal is bamboozled by it and gets a tame leading edge as he tries .to work to leg. Sai Kishore completes the easiest of catches, and the Titans have wicket .number six! .Krunal Pandya c & b Sai Kishore 5 (5b 1x4 0x6 6m) SR: 100\nSai Kishore to David, no run .fizzed in on a back of a length on off. Grips in the surface again and spins away, .squaring up David, who prods it off the back foot into the off side\nSai Kishore to David, 1 run .shorter outside off. Keeps a touch low and David, hanging back, slaps it past extra cover .for a single .Stays around the wicket\nSai Kishore to Livingstone, no run .tossed up on a length outside off. Livingstone stretches forward and drops it into the .off side with soft hands\nSai Kishore to Livingstone, no run .fuller outside off. Livingstone opens his bat face and guides it towards backward point\nRashid Khan to David, 1 run .dragged down outside off. David hops back and cuts it powerfully towards sweeper .cover .Rashid has struggled to find the right pace and the length so far\nRashid Khan to Livingstone, SIX runs .clears the fence, just! And Livingstone breaks the shackles! Another half-tracker .outside off. Livingstone opens up his stance and pummels it just over Siraj at deep mid .wicket! That was bowled from well behind the crease too!\nRashid Khan to Livingstone, 2 runs .excellent effort by Siraj! Fuller outside off. Livingstone gets down on one knee and .hoicks it towards deep mid wicket. Siraj prioritizes the catch and even though he does .not get there, he gets his body behind it to save two\nRashid Khan to Livingstone, 1 run .back of a length on the stumps. Livingstone glances it towards short fine leg\nRashid Khan to David, FOUR runs .edged and four! On the shorter side again, and also offering width. David throws his .hands at it and the ball flies off the outside edge past slip!\nRashid Khan to David, no run .googly on a back of a length just outside off. David hangs back and defends .A bit of momentum for RCB as they head into this time-out. GT still ahead in this match, .but RCB, given how this pitch has assisted bowlers, might reckon that they can make a .game out of it, if they get to 160 or so\nSai Kishore to Livingstone, no run .back of a length outside off. Livingstone waits in his crease and plays with the turn .towards backward point\nSai Kishore to Livingstone, 1 run .slower on a length just outside off. Livingstone pokes it towards backward point and .calls his partner through for the single .Around the wicket to David\nSai Kishore to David, SIX runs .David in on the six-hitting act now! A bit of a drag-down, just outside off. David opens .up his stance and muscles it over the shorter deep mid wicket fence!\nSai Kishore to David, 1 run .shortish outside off. David hangs back and slaps it towards long off .Around the wicket to Livingstone as well now . .Tim David in death overs (in T20s) .RUNS .2214 .OUTS .78 .4s\/6s .127\/182 .SR .198.38 .AVE .28.38\nSai Kishore to Livingstone, 1 run .slow and short outside off. Livingstone sits deep in his crease and cuts it towards deep .cover\nSai Kishore to David, 1 wide .back of a length wide outside off. Left alone by David and called a wide. Seemed touch- .and-go but leaning more towards being a wide\nSai Kishore to David, no run .peach to end his spell! Fizzed in on a length just outside off. Drifts in and then grips in .the surface to rip away. Well past the outside edge and David nods in appreciation\nRashid Khan to Livingstone, no run .GT appeal and appeal and appeal, but the umpire is unmoved! GT cannot review either! .Googly on a full length on middle and off. Livingstone swipes across the line and gets .hit on the abdomen region while being down on one knee. Seemed pretty good but GT .can do nothing about it!\nRashid Khan to Livingstone, SIX runs .bursts through the hands! Low full toss just outside leg. Livingstone brings out the .sweep again and tugs it towards deep backward square leg. Sai Kishore leaps into the .air but cannot clasp his hands around it. He was well inside the fence too!\nRashid Khan to Livingstone, 1 run .darted in full on leg stump. Livingstone tucks it off his toes for a single\nRashid Khan to David, 1 run .full outside off. David lunges forward and pokes it into the point region for a single\nRashid Khan to Livingstone, SIX runs .no one can catch that, apart from those in the crowd! Given a bit of air, on a full length .on leg stump. Livingstone drops down to one knee early and mauls it over deep .backward square leg!\nRashid Khan to Livingstone, SIX runs .six more - Livingstone is ripping Rashid to shreds! Floated up but right into the slot on .off. Livingstone unleashes that sweep and bulldozes it over deep square leg. Brings up .his fifty too and this has been a superb knock under pressure! .See all photos\nSiraj to David, 1 run .full toss on middle and off. David is taken aback a little and shanks it to the left of the .pitch. Siraj tears after it, slides and fields it on his follow-through\nSiraj to Livingstone, OUT .nicked and gone! Livingstone falls, moments after getting to his fifty! Short, wide and .there to be hit. Livingstone throws the kitchen sink at it and only manages a faint tickle .through to Buttler. Buttler finally holds onto one, and Siraj, on his return to the .Chinnaswamy, has a three-wicket haul! .Liam Livingstone c \u2020Buttler b Mohammed Siraj 54 (40b 1x4 5x6 61m) SR: 135\nSiraj to Bhuvneshwar, 1 wide .full ball sliding down leg. Bhuvneshwar does not get bat on it and the umpire has no .qualms in calling it a wide\nSiraj to Bhuvneshwar, no run .slanted in full on middle and off. Bhuvneshwar comes half forward and prods it back to .the bowler\nSiraj to Bhuvneshwar, 1 run .angled in full on leg stump. Bhuvneshwar cannot get under it and clinks it towards long .on\nSiraj to David, no run .sharp bumper, pitching outside off and decking back in. David, cramped for room, opts .to sway out of the way in the end .Last ball coming up. Surely David looks for a single to be on strike for the start of the .20th?\nSiraj to David, 1 run .bumper to finish the over. Gets up to the shoulder and David rolls his wrists to pull it .towards deep backward square leg. Keeps strike too\nPrasidh to David, no run .hard length on middle and leg. Skips off the surface and that rushes David on the pull. .He splices it towards deep mid wicket and they opt against the single, despite .Bhuvneshwar almost running two by himself. Perhaps the right call\nPrasidh to David, 2 runs .shanked high into the night sky, and it lands safely! Back of a length just outside off. .David has an ungainly swipe it and skies it. Sai Kishore calls for it (from mid wicket) but .cannot get to it with the ball falling in the mid on region\nPrasidh to David, FOUR runs .streaky but guess what, they all count! Banged into the track outside off. David swings .like a rusty gate and gets an inside edge that flashes past the stumps and then bounces .up past Buttler!\nPrasidh to David, SIX runs .that is a bruising blow, and that has landed ten rows back over long off! Short outside .off and with David ready for it, that was always asking for trouble. He sets himself up .and forehands it. That is some shot!\nPrasidh to David, FOUR runs .four more! David is taking RCB closer to 170! Short on leg stump and that is not great .bowling with no fine leg in place. David gets a bit of bat on it and the ball races away to .the fine leg fence! .Last ball coming up. Can David get RCB up to 175? Long off, long on, deep mid wicket, .deep square leg on the fence, along with sweeper cover. And to add to the drama, .Prasidh runs through and does not bowl. Well well...\nPrasidh to David, OUT .pummels off stump and waves David goodbye to finish the innings! Searing yorker, .tailing into off stump. David tries to go inside-out but cannot get under it. Misses the .ball completely and sees his off stump lying flat on the deck moments later. Prasidh .gives David a bit of a goodbye, but this is another handy cameo, and RCB have more .than a handy total on the board! .Tim David b Prasidh Krishna 32 (18b 3x4 2x6 25m) SR: 177.77","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs RCB, 14th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Siraj to Salt, 1 run safe! Sharp short ball, angling into middle and leg. Salt is cramped for room and splices his pull. Hangs agonizingly in the air and lands safely in the backward square leg region Siraj pulls out of his run-up late, so we will have to wait a teensy bit longer for this Kohli-Siraj contest\n Siraj to Kohli, FOUR runs off the mark in pristine style! And the Chinnaswamy has something to cheer about very early! Length outside off, shaping away nicely. Kohli's shot, though, is just too good. Stays on top of the bounce and cracks it past extra cover!\n Siraj to Kohli, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Kohli gets up on his toes and dabs it towards short third\n Siraj to Salt, no run shortish outside off. Salt throws his hands at it and jabs it towards cover point Deep mid wicket and deep square leg on the fence for Salt now\n Siraj to Salt, no run was that a chance?! Dug into the track on middle and leg, after seeing Salt advance. He has a massive swish at it and seems to nick it through. Buttler, though, puts down an absolute sitter. Hit him in the midriff in the end See all photos\n Siraj to Salt, no run shortish just outside off. Skids off the surface and hustles onto Salt, who cloths his pull towards mid on. That was bowled at 140.4kph\n Arshad Khan to Kohli, 2 runs full and swinging into the pads. Kohli rolls his wrists and glances it towards long leg for a couple of runs\n Arshad Khan to Kohli, no run back of a length on middle and leg. Sticks a little in the surface and plonks it towards mid wicket\n Arshad Khan to Kohli, no run in-swinging yorker on off. Kohli spots it in time, jams his bat down and digs it out towards the bowler INNS 3 WKTS 1 RR 10.80 AVE 144.00\n Arshad Khan to Kohli, OUT straight to long leg, and Prasidh Krishna makes no mistake! Now we know why Arshad was brought in tonight! Shortish on leg stump and this is there for Kohli to play the pick-up pull. He does not display enough conviction, though, neither keeping it down nor trying to clear the fence completely. Tugs it to the fielder, and that is proper catching practice. Arshad looks up to the heavens in delight, and there is stunned silence at the Chinnaswamy! \n Arshad Khan to Padikkal, FOUR runs sloppy in the ring, and Padikkal is off the mark! Length outside off. Padikkal gets forward, gets on top of the bounce and drives it towards cover point, who dives over it and lets in four!\n Arshad Khan to Padikkal, no run back of a length just outside off. Padikkal gets behind the line and pats it gently towards mid on\n Siraj to Salt, 1 leg bye back of a length, angling into off. Salt gets down on one knee, looking to sweep it away and gets pinged on the body. Gets a leg bye for his troubles\n Siraj to Padikkal, OUT zing bails everywhere, and Siraj is back to haunt his former team! Back of a length, pitching on middle and leg and zipping off the surface. Nips away with the angle slightly and Padikkal, advancing and trying to smash it over the off side, only connects with fresh air. Off stump knocked back, and Siraj is over the moon. RCB lose two inside three overs! \n Siraj to Patidar, no run back of a length outside off. Patidar gets up on his toes and jabs it straight to cover point\n Siraj to Patidar, 1 leg bye massive lbw shout, not given by umpire Ulhas Gandhe! Speared in full on middle and leg. Patidar falls across a little and then plays all around it. Gets rapped on the pads but that was probably heading down. Good decision by the umpire\n Siraj to Salt, no run back of a length just outside off. Salt presses half forward and stabs it towards mid off Siraj is properly fired up tonight\n Siraj to Salt, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Salt punches it towards mid on and dashes across to the other end\n Arshad Khan to Salt, 1 leg bye back of a length on the hips. Skids onto Salt again and he is late on the flick. The ball trickles off the thigh pad into the on side\n Arshad Khan to Patidar, 1 wide full and swinging again, but this swings down leg because of how close it started to leg stump. Patidar does not get bat on it and the umpire has to indulge in some exercise\n Arshad Khan to Patidar, FOUR runs Patidar goes up and over! Arshad goes searching and bowls it into Patidar's arc on middle and off. He stands up tall and smacks it over mid wicket! Patidar would have played plenty of Arshad Khan in the Madhya Pradesh nets\n Arshad Khan to Patidar, no run back of a length outside off. Patidar waits in his crease and meets the ball right under his eyes\n Arshad Khan to Patidar, 1 run fullish on middle and leg. Patidar flicks it to mid on and saunters across to the other end\n Arshad Khan to Salt, FOUR runs Salt finally comes to the party! Back of a length outside off. There is width to work with and Salt rises with the bounce to thrash it on the up past extra cover!\n Arshad Khan to Salt, 1 run full toss swinging into the pads. Salt tugs it towards deep backward square leg and retains strike\n Siraj to Salt, 1 run mix-up and had Siraj hit, Salt would have been on his way! Hard length just outside off. Salt hacks at it and jams it off the inside edge into his body. Salt gets called through for the run and Siraj, after gathering on his follow-through, cannot hit the stumps at the bowler's end. That was bowled at 143.4kph\n Siraj to Patidar, 1 run back of a length just outside off. Patidar gets up on his toes and nudges it towards mid on\n Siraj to Salt, SIX runs pick the bones out of that one! Banged into the track on middle and off, and Salt is waiting for this. Bowled at 143.6 but because Salt has telegraphed it, he opens up his stance early and whacks it a 105m over cow corner. Lands on the roof, and that is outta here!\n Siraj to Salt, OUT off stump goes for a toss, and you can now hear a pin drop at the Chinnaswamy! Talk about a perfect response. Smashed onto the road last ball, and now demolishing Salt's stumps like there is no tomorrow. Fullish ball, starting on middle and off and curving away. Salt tries to hit it into next week and only swats away a few flies. Sees his stumps in an absolute mess soon after, and Buttler, more than anyone else, will heave a huge sigh of relief! \n Siraj to Livingstone, no run massive lbw appeal, not given! Back of a length in the channel and this decks back sharply, while also keeping a little low. Livingstone seems to play all around it and gets pinged on the back thigh. Height could be an issue, but Siraj and GT want to take another look. Clear gap between bat and ball. Onto Ball Tracking now. It comes up and...reckons the ball would have bounced comfortably over the stumps. Excellent decision by umpire Ulhas Gandhe, and Livingstone stays!\n Siraj to Livingstone, no run into the blockhole just outside off. Livingstone jams down on it and digs it out towards mid off\n Prasidh to Patidar, 1 run safe! Back of a length on off. Moves away a touch and that squares up Patidar. Gets a leading edge but luckily for him, it lands just in front of cover point RCB have had a bit of luck so far, with miscues not carrying to fielders. They need to make it count, though\n Prasidh to Livingstone, no run peach! Back of a length in the channel and this nibbles away late as well. Livingstone is opened up like a deck chair and beaten comprehensively\n Prasidh to Livingstone, 1 leg bye back of a length on leg stump. Livingstone is late on the flick and the ball bobbles off the thigh pad towards long leg\n Prasidh to Patidar, no run back of a length outside off and the ball is flying off the pitch now. Patidar has a swipe of his own but the ball whistles past his flailing blade\n Prasidh to Patidar, no run another proper jaffa! Back of a length in that testing corridor just outside off. Patidar plays for the ball coming in but it straightens just enough to rip past the outside edge\n Prasidh to Patidar, 1 run safe again! Shortish, angling into the hips. Patidar looks for the pick-up pull but the ball hurries onto him quite a bit. Scuffs it and the ball lands in the vacant short fine leg region\n Ishant Sharma to Patidar, FOUR runs take that, says Rajat Patidar! Half-volley on middle and leg. Patidar gives himself a bit of room and then blasts it to mid off's left! Ishant Sharma vs RHB BALLS 1900 WKTS 79 4s\/6s 286\/73 ECON 7.57 AVE 30.69\n Ishant Sharma to Patidar, OUT Ishant goes up in appeal, and the finger goes up too! Ishant has a wicket in his first over! And Patidar does not bother with the review either! On a length, slanting back into Patidar from off stump. He has a hack across the line and perhaps aims too square. Gets smashed on the back leg in front of middle and leg, and the slow, dreaded finger sends RCB's skipper back on his way. Ball Tracking confirms the ball would have thundered into middle and leg. RCB are four down now, and tottering! \n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, no run well well! Back of a length wide outside off. Jitesh looks for the sweep first up and then decides to bail out of it at the last moment. Interesting choice of shot...\n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, no run back of a length outside off. Jitesh hangs back and taps it towards backward point\n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs Jitesh is off the mark with a boundary! Ishant goes short on middle and off, and Jitesh is waiting for it. He swivels inside the line and hooks it fine for four!\n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, 2 runs back of a length outside off. Jitesh uses the pace, opens his bat face and runs it down to deep third for a brace\n Prasidh to Livingstone, 1 run back of a length outside off. Livingstone skips down the track and works it towards deep mid wicket\n Prasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run back of a length in the channel. Whizzes off the surface, while moving away marginally and that takes it past the outside edge of Jitesh's bat\n Prasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run oh my! Full and wide outside off. Jitesh looks to lap it away but does not get any purchase out of it. Scuffs it towards backward point. Got into an awkward position too, with no room to get under the ball\n Prasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run shortish just outside off. Jitesh gets up on his toes and pats it towards backward point. 144.1kph that, and Prasidh is working up some good pace\n Prasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run full outside off. Jitesh gets onto the front foot and pushes it towards extra cover\n Prasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run hard length just outside off, nipping back in to cramp the batter for room. Jitesh drops it into the off side\n Ishant Sharma to Livingstone, 1 run the bat flies off and the ball rolls down to deep third! Back of a length outside off. \n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, SIX runs bam! Jitesh goes big! Right in the slot on middle and off. Jitesh plants his front foot, brings his wrists into play and shovels it over long on!\n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, 2 runs length outside off. Jitesh gets onto the front foot and hacks it past mid wicket for a couple of runs. Looks like Jitesh wants to counter-attack\n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs short, wide and punished! Jitesh is turning it on now! Too much width on offer and Jitesh gets on top of the bounce nicely to knife it past backward point!\n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, no run length outside off. Jitesh gets onto the front foot confidently and pushes it towards extra cover\n Ishant Sharma to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs scorched away, and the crowd has firmly found its voice now! Ishant makes the mistake of banging it half-way down and offering ample width. Jitesh snaps those fast hands into action and scythes it to backward point's left! Time for a breather and time to dissect this frenetic passage of play. GT bagged four inside seven overs but this partnership and Jitesh, in particular, have counter-attacked to wrestle back some momentum. If they can keep going in this fashion, RCB will have \n Prasidh to Livingstone, no run hard length on middle and off. Livingstone hops up onto his toes and taps it towards mid wicket\n Prasidh to Livingstone, FOUR runs how has he gotten that away?! Brutish short ball that pitches outside off and decks back in sharply. Livingstone is almost trying to drop his hands but the ball rushes onto \n Prasidh to Livingstone, 1 run shortish outside off. Livingstone waits in his crease and drops it into the off side. Has to scramble and puts in the dive to complete the single. A direct hit would have made things interesting\n Prasidh to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run back of a length outside off. Jitesh uses the pace and runs it down to deep third\n Prasidh to Livingstone, 1 run full and wide outside off. Livingstone presses forward and drives it towards sweeper cover\n Prasidh to Jitesh Sharma, no run banged into the track outside off and this skips off the surface. Jitesh, backing away to crash it over point, only swishes at thin air\n Sai Kishore to Livingstone, 1 run short outside off. Livingstone backs away and slaps it towards sweeper cover\n Sai Kishore to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run short of the fielder! Back of a length on middle and leg. Skids onto Jitesh and he splices his pull. Fortunately for him, it does not carry to deep mid wicket\n Sai Kishore to Livingstone, no run back of a length on middle and off. Livingstone makes room and then hacks at it, chunking it off the inside edge into his back leg\n Sai Kishore to Livingstone, no run back of a length on off. Holds a little in the surface and Livingstone prods it back to the bowler\n Sai Kishore to Livingstone, 1 run goes a mile up, and oh, this is going to bring down rain! Dropped by Tewatia as well, and that could be a big moment in the game! Floated up on middle and leg, and Livingstone is beaten in the air completely. Has to reach out well in front, despite advancing and he launches it a mile up. Tewatia settles under it at long on and makes a complete mess of it\n Sai Kishore to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs insult to injury! A different batter but it will hurt just as much. Full outside off, allowing Jitesh to get his hands through the ball and he bludgeons it over extra cover!\n Rashid Khan to Livingstone, no run Rashid pleads and pleads and pleads, but the umpire says no! GT review! Googly on a length outside off. Grips in the surface and spins back sharply. Livingstone is beaten on the slog-sweep and gets pinged on the body. Was the impact outside off, was it too high? Well, let's find out. No bat involved but Ball Tracking returns with Umpire's Call on Impact, with the ball also going over off stump. GT out of reviews now!\n Rashid Khan to Livingstone, no run googly on a length outside off. Livingstone lunges forward and defends RUNS 699 OUTS 29 4s\/6s 56\/38 SR 142.36 AVE 24.10\n Rashid Khan to Livingstone, SIX runs Livingstone takes Rashid on! Tossed up full just outside off. Livingstone shuffles across early, gets down on one knee and wallops it over deep square leg! There is a slip in place, by the way\n Rashid Khan to Livingstone, no run fired in quicker, on a full length on middle and off. Livingstone prods it into the off side\n Rashid Khan to Livingstone, 1 run full on middle and off, trying to trap Livingstone in front. Having moved across his stumps, he flicks it towards deep mid wicket\n Rashid Khan to Jitesh Sharma, FOUR runs Jitesh wants a piece of Rashid too! Darted in on a length on off. Jitesh gets down on one knee this time and helps it over short fine leg!\n Sai Kishore to Livingstone, 1 run full and wide outside off. Livingstone gets down on the paddle-sweep and helps it behind square for a single\n Sai Kishore to Jitesh Sharma, 1 run just short again! Tossed up full just outside leg. Jitesh, after shimmying around, gets down on the sweep and hits it on the bounce to deep backward square leg\n Sai Kishore to Livingstone, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Livingstone has a massive hack across the line and jams it off the inside edge into his back leg. Rolls away towards short third for a single Over the wicket now\n Sai Kishore to Jitesh Sharma, OUT goes a mile up again and this time, Tewatia holds on! Jitesh falls for 33 and a promising partnership is broken! Sai Kishore gives it a bit of air but also makes a point to hold his length ball. That invites Jitesh to charge and swing for the hills. But because he is not to the pitch of the ball, he clinks it off the toe-end. Tewatia runs in from long on, keeps his eyes on the ball and ensures it stays in his grasp. Big wicket in the context of the game, and Jitesh is distraught as he walks back! \n Sai Kishore to Krunal, no run flighted up full outside off. Krunal presses half forward and defends it towards the bowler Sai Kishore has been varying his pace and his lengths nicely so far\n Sai Kishore to Krunal, no run quicker, flatter and shorter outside off. Krunal goes back and pokes it towards extra cover\n Rashid Khan to Livingstone, 2 runs fired in very full on leg stump, perhaps trying to bowl Livingstone around his legs. Having walked across, he sweeps it towards deep backward square leg Livingstone is walking across his stumps almost every ball\n Rashid Khan to Livingstone, no run was that a stumping chance?! Floated up very full outside off. Livingstone plays all over it and his back foot gets dragged out. Buttler, however, does not gather. He has not been at his best behind the stumps tonight\n Rashid Khan to Livingstone, 1 run darted in full on the stumps. Livingstone gets to the pitch of the ball and works it towards deep mid wicket. Call is for two initially but they decide against it in the end Short leg and slip in place. Over the wicket\n Rashid Khan to Krunal, 1 run googly on a back of a length, finishing just outside off. Krunal knocks it to long on to get off the mark\n Rashid Khan to Livingstone, 1 run googly on a back of a length just outside off. Livingstone reads it off the pitch and heaves it towards deep backward square leg\n Rashid Khan to Krunal, FOUR runs loose ball and punished by Krunal! Too full and too far down leg. Krunal brings out the sweep and helps it away to the fine leg fence!\n Sai Kishore to Livingstone, 1 run hung up on a back of a length wide outside off. Livingstone reaches out for it and cuts it towards sweeper cover\n Sai Kishore to Krunal, OUT that is probably the softest dismissal you will see all season! Back of a length just outside off and this seems to be a change-up. Goes the other way after pitching and also holds a touch. Krunal is bamboozled by it and gets a tame leading edge as he tries to work to leg. Sai Kishore completes the easiest of catches, and the Titans have wicket number six! \n Sai Kishore to David, no run fizzed in on a back of a length on off. Grips in the surface again and spins away, squaring up David, who prods it off the back foot into the off side\n Sai Kishore to David, 1 run shorter outside off. Keeps a touch low and David, hanging back, slaps it past extra cover for a single Stays around the wicket\n Sai Kishore to Livingstone, no run tossed up on a length outside off. Livingstone stretches forward and drops it into the off side with soft hands\n Sai Kishore to Livingstone, no run fuller outside off. Livingstone opens his bat face and guides it towards backward point\n Rashid Khan to David, 1 run dragged down outside off. David hops back and cuts it powerfully towards sweeper cover Rashid has struggled to find the right pace and the length so far\n Rashid Khan to Livingstone, SIX runs clears the fence, just! And Livingstone breaks the shackles! Another half-tracker outside off. Livingstone opens up his stance and pummels it just over Siraj at deep mid wicket! That was bowled from well behind the crease too!\n Rashid Khan to Livingstone, 2 runs excellent effort by Siraj! Fuller outside off. Livingstone gets down on one knee and hoicks it towards deep mid wicket. Siraj prioritizes the catch and even though he does not get there, he gets his body behind it to save two\n Rashid Khan to Livingstone, 1 run back of a length on the stumps. Livingstone glances it towards short fine leg\n Rashid Khan to David, FOUR runs edged and four! On the shorter side again, and also offering width. David throws his hands at it and the ball flies off the outside edge past slip!\n Rashid Khan to David, no run googly on a back of a length just outside off. David hangs back and defends A bit of momentum for RCB as they head into this time-out. GT still ahead in this match, but RCB, given how this pitch has assisted bowlers, might reckon that they can make a game out of it, if they get to 160 or so\n Sai Kishore to Livingstone, no run back of a length outside off. Livingstone waits in his crease and plays with the turn towards backward point\n Sai Kishore to Livingstone, 1 run slower on a length just outside off. Livingstone pokes it towards backward point and calls his partner through for the single Around the wicket to David\n Sai Kishore to David, SIX runs David in on the six-hitting act now! A bit of a drag-down, just outside off. David opens up his stance and muscles it over the shorter deep mid wicket fence!\n Sai Kishore to David, 1 run shortish outside off. David hangs back and slaps it towards long off Around the wicket to Livingstone as well now RUNS 2214 OUTS 78 4s\/6s 127\/182 SR 198.38 AVE 28.38\n Sai Kishore to Livingstone, 1 run slow and short outside off. Livingstone sits deep in his crease and cuts it towards deep cover\n Sai Kishore to David, 1 wide back of a length wide outside off. Left alone by David and called a wide. Seemed touch-and-go but leaning more towards being a wide\n Sai Kishore to David, no run peach to end his spell! Fizzed in on a length just outside off. Drifts in and then grips in the surface to rip away. Well past the outside edge and David nods in appreciation\n Rashid Khan to Livingstone, no run GT appeal and appeal and appeal, but the umpire is unmoved! GT cannot review either! Googly on a full length on middle and off. Livingstone swipes across the line and gets hit on the abdomen region while being down on one knee. Seemed pretty good but GT can do nothing about it!\n Rashid Khan to Livingstone, SIX runs bursts through the hands! Low full toss just outside leg. Livingstone brings out the sweep again and tugs it towards deep backward square leg. Sai Kishore leaps into the air but cannot clasp his hands around it. He was well inside the fence too!\n Rashid Khan to Livingstone, 1 run darted in full on leg stump. Livingstone tucks it off his toes for a single\n Rashid Khan to David, 1 run full outside off. David lunges forward and pokes it into the point region for a single\n Rashid Khan to Livingstone, SIX runs no one can catch that, apart from those in the crowd! Given a bit of air, on a full length on leg stump. Livingstone drops down to one knee early and mauls it over deep backward square leg!\n Rashid Khan to Livingstone, SIX runs six more - Livingstone is ripping Rashid to shreds! Floated up but right into the slot on off. Livingstone unleashes that sweep and bulldozes it over deep square leg. Brings up his fifty too and this has been a superb knock under pressure! See all photos\n Siraj to David, 1 run full toss on middle and off. David is taken aback a little and shanks it to the left of the pitch. Siraj tears after it, slides and fields it on his follow-through\n Siraj to Livingstone, OUT nicked and gone! Livingstone falls, moments after getting to his fifty! Short, wide and there to be hit. Livingstone throws the kitchen sink at it and only manages a faint tickle through to Buttler. Buttler finally holds onto one, and Siraj, on his return to the Chinnaswamy, has a three-wicket haul! \n Siraj to Bhuvneshwar, 1 wide full ball sliding down leg. Bhuvneshwar does not get bat on it and the umpire has no qualms in calling it a wide\n Siraj to Bhuvneshwar, no run slanted in full on middle and off. Bhuvneshwar comes half forward and prods it back to the bowler\n Siraj to Bhuvneshwar, 1 run angled in full on leg stump. Bhuvneshwar cannot get under it and clinks it towards long on\n Siraj to David, no run sharp bumper, pitching outside off and decking back in. David, cramped for room, opts to sway out of the way in the end Last ball coming up. Surely David looks for a single to be on strike for the start of the 20th?\n Siraj to David, 1 run bumper to finish the over. Gets up to the shoulder and David rolls his wrists to pull it towards deep backward square leg. Keeps strike too\n Prasidh to David, no run hard length on middle and leg. Skips off the surface and that rushes David on the pull. He splices it towards deep mid wicket and they opt against the single, despite Bhuvneshwar almost running two by himself. Perhaps the right call\n Prasidh to David, 2 runs shanked high into the night sky, and it lands safely! Back of a length just outside off. cannot get to it with the ball falling in the mid on region\n Prasidh to David, FOUR runs streaky but guess what, they all count! Banged into the track outside off. David swings like a rusty gate and gets an inside edge that flashes past the stumps and then bounces up past Buttler!\n Prasidh to David, SIX runs that is a bruising blow, and that has landed ten rows back over long off! Short outside off and with David ready for it, that was always asking for trouble. He sets himself up and forehands it. That is some shot!\n Prasidh to David, FOUR runs four more! David is taking RCB closer to 170! Short on leg stump and that is not great bowling with no fine leg in place. David gets a bit of bat on it and the ball races away to the fine leg fence! Last ball coming up. Can David get RCB up to 175? Long off, long on, deep mid wicket, deep square leg on the fence, along with sweeper cover. And to add to the drama, Prasidh runs through and does not bowl. Well well...\n Prasidh to David, OUT pummels off stump and waves David goodbye to finish the innings! Searing yorker, tailing into off stump. David tries to go inside-out but cannot get under it. Misses the ball completely and sees his off stump lying flat on the deck moments later. Prasidh gives David a bit of a goodbye, but this is another handy cameo, and RCB have more than a handy total on the board! 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In the slot on middle stump, he clears his front leg and .goes straight over the bowler's head\nCummins to Narine, no run .Sharp back of a length ball on middle, he swivels and attempts a pull, but misses\nCummins to Narine, no run .Fuller on leg stump, he squeezes it out by getting a thick inside-edge onto his pad\nCummins to Narine, no run .Another swish and a miss. Banged in short angling away from Narine outside off. He .attempts a pull and misses again . .Sunil Narine vs Pat Cummins .BALLS .16 .RUNS .37 .OUTS .2 .SR .231.25 .4s\/6s .3\/4\nCummins to Narine, SIX runs .Oh, what a shot to finish the over! Narine backs away and backs away big time. .Cummins follows him, cramping him for room. Narine still manages to flick this away .and gets enough power to clear deep midwicket.\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Angles the length ball around off stump, de Kock pushes to the off side and sets off\nUnadkat to Narine, FOUR runs .Outside edge that flies over short third. Full on off stump, he backs away, clears his .front leg and has a huge swing. The ball catches the edge and his bat swing means it .will always clear the in-field\nUnadkat to Narine, 1 run .Shin-high full toss on middle stump, he toe-ends this over the bowler's head for a run\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Slower good length ball on off and middle, he works this towards midwicket for a run\nUnadkat to Narine, no run .Slower bouncer and he sways outside the line. Was the offcutter dug into the surface .cutting back into Narine who was backing away .Deep square leg comes inside the circle\nUnadkat to Narine, no run .Huge swing and a miss. Slower offcutter that pitches on leg stump and turns into .Narine. He is well outside leg stump and a massive swipe only to connect at thin air\nCummins to de Kock, 1 run .Sharp length ball on middle and leg stump, he flays it away off the inside half of the bat .to deep backward square leg\nCummins to Narine, no run .Angles the length ball away from Narine outside off. He drives but right of the toe-end of .the bat to extra cover\nCummins to Narine, SIX runs .Whisked away for six more. Narine backs away big time but Cummins follows him, .cramping him for room. Narine swivels and pulls, not off the middle of the bat. But that .is the short side of the ground which helped him clear the fence.\nCummins to Narine, no run .Full outside off, he tries to squeeze it out, but misses\nCummins to Narine, 1 wide .Slower bouncer called a wide. Was just around off stump and Narine let it go. Cummins .asks Kishan whether that was too high. Kishan asks him to not go for the review .Around\nCummins to Narine, no run .Full right on the tramline outside off. Narine backing away was nowhere close. Not .called a wide\nCummins to Narine, FOUR runs .Backs away, gets four. Low full toss outside off stump, he slices this over point\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Shin-high full toss on his pad, de Kock works this off the toe-end towards the short .midwicket area\nUnadkat to Narine, FOUR runs .Edged and four more. Full in length on middle and leg stump. He was aiming to on-side, .gets a thick outside edge that flies to the right of short third . .Sunil Narine vs Jaydev Unadkat .BALLS .28 .RUNS .28 .OUTS .4 .SR .100.00 .4s\/6s .4\/1\nUnadkat to Narine, OUT .You miss, I hit... Narine misses and Unadkat does hit. Slower offcutter at 100.6kph that .was on a good length on leg stump. Narine backs away and eyes a cross-batted swipe. .He misses and Unadkat hits leg stump. .Sunil Narine b Unadkat 31 (16b 3x4 3x6 17m) SR: 193.75\nUnadkat to Rahane, 1 run .Fullish in length just outside off, he mistimes to mid-off and sets off\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Oh, that would have been out with a direct hit. And looks like Unadkat has hurt his .shoulder as well while diving. Slower offcutter on off stump. He defends close to the .pitch and is called for a run by Rahane. Unadkat though is quick in his followthrough. .Bends down and has a shy at the stumps with a flick. In doing that he lands awkwardly .on his bowling shoulders. Grimaces in pain but is quickly up. Seems ok to continue. .Rahane was definitely a goner had that hit\nUnadkat to Rahane, no run .Backs away to the slower offcutter but can only mistime his heave to short midwicket\nHarshal to de Kock, no run .Good length ball to start off outside off, he cuts to point where NKR has a shy at the .stumps at the non-strikes's end. Misses, but Rahane was in nevertheless\nHarshal to de Kock, 1 run .On a length outside off, he pushes towards mid-off\nHarshal to Rahane, FOUR runs .UP AND OVER! Back of a length ball on pace outside off, he goes over extra cover with a .slight open face of the bat\nHarshal to Rahane, FOUR runs .Slower back of a length ball around off stump, Rahane heaves this away around the .deep midwicket area for four more\nHarshal to Rahane, 2 runs .Cummins drops a tough catch running. On a length on the stumps, Rahane looks to go .downtown but ends up spooning it straight up. Cummins backtracks from mid-off, but .can't lay a finger on the ball.\nHarshal to Rahane, no run .Stifle appeal for lbw, not given. And then Rahane would have been out had Aniket hit the .stumps direct. So much has happened there. Slower offcutter that grips and spins back .into Rahane. He eyes a pull and misses with the ball lobbing towards backward point. .He fires a direct throw with Rahane not even in the frame. Misses. Then, Cummins says .he wants to review. No bat for sure, think the height will be the question here. And, .indeed that was bouncing over the middle and leg stump.\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Short ball banged into the pitch, de Kock dances down the track and pulls to deep .midwicket\nUnadkat to Rahane, FOUR runs .Fuller and on pace outside off, he lays into the drive and sends it screaming to the right .of point . .Ajinkya Rahane vs Jaydev Unadkat .BALLS .39 .RUNS .37 .OUTS .4 .SR .94.87 .4s\/6s .3\/1\nUnadkat to Rahane, OUT .Straight up, straight up and that is safely held by Abhishek at extra cover. Slower .offcutter that turns away from Rahane. He looks to go across the line, but only manages .to balloon it up. Unadkat has his second wicket of the evening. .Ajinkya Rahane c Abhishek Sharma b Unadkat 15 (8b 3x4 0x6 12m) SR: 187.5\nUnadkat to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .Starts off with a high-quality cover drive. On a length on pace just outside off. He prods .forward and laces the drive to the left of mid-off\nUnadkat to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Slower offcutter on the fuller side outside off, he checks his drives towards extra cover\nUnadkat to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Ooh, the change of pace almost gets Unadkat another wicket. Angles the slower .offcutter on a good length area landing it on off stump and turning it away. Raghuvanshi .runs down the track and is lucky to not get an edge\nMalinga to de Kock, no run .Huge appeal for lbw first up, but think that pitched outside leg. Full on leg stump, de .Kock misses the flick and is rapped on the pad. That pitched way outside leg stump\nMalinga to de Kock, 1 run .Slower offcutter angling away from de Kock who looks to muscle this away across the .line, cue-ends it to extra cover\nMalinga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .On-pace knee-high full toss on off stump. He pushes this to long-on\nMalinga to de Kock, no run .Too high? Nope. Slower bouncer on leg stump, de Kock lets that go.\nMalinga to de Kock, OUT .De Kock's day and tournament is done. Was that too high? The umpires want to check. .On-pace full toss outside off stump. That looked high, but is it high enough especially .with the technology kicking in is the question. De Kock hacked that straight down .Abhinav Manohar's throat at deep midwicket. Got no timing on that whatsoever did de .Kock despite hitting it to the short side. It is taking some time to check the height on .this. De Kock is halfway back to the dugout. The next batter has been standing around .the boundary rope for a while. We wait. Finally, finally we have the graphic. And as .suspected, it is a fair delivery. De Kock's waist is at 1m, and the ball arrived at 0.87m. .De Kock departs and his tournament ends in disappointing fashion. .Quinton de Kock c Manohar b Malinga 9 (13b 0x4 0x6 42m) SR: 69.23\nMalinga to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Slower yorker on off stump, he jams this to point\nDubey to Rinku Singh, no run .Flatter outside off, that kept a touch low as Rinku mises\nDubey to Rinku Singh, 2 runs .Stifle short outside off, he stays back and cuts this to the right of deep point for a .couple of runs\nDubey to Rinku Singh, no run .Angles this across the batter outside off, he slices this to point\nDubey to Rinku Singh, SIX runs .Picks this up and plonks it over deep midwicketDarted in on middle and leg, Rinku .clears his front leg, bends down on one knee and deposits it miles\nDubey to Rinku Singh, OUT .Pummeled straight into the hands of deep midwicket. Oh, Rinku will be gutted there. .Really hit that hard, but got no elevation whatsoever. Dragged down on the stumps, he .tocks back and smokes the pull. Reddy didn't have to move an inch .Rinku Singh c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Dubey 9 (6b 0x4 1x6 4m) SR: 150\nDubey to Russell, OUT .Russell goes! For a first ball duck. He's actually walked before the umpire could even .raise his finger. Length ball that pitches on middle and turns away from Russell. He is .rooted the crease and is trapped bang in front of the stumps. That would have missed .off, missed leg and thudded into middle stump .Andre Russell lbw b Dubey 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Short and wide, he eyes a cut but misses\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Length ball outside off, he gets this to backward point\nNitish Kumar to Pandey, 1 run .On a good length outside off, he pushes to long-off\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 wide .Slower short ball outside off, but that is too high\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Short and wide, he cuts this to deep point\nNitish Kumar to Pandey, 1 run .Low full toss on middle and leg, he pushes to long-on\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Slower offcutter outside off, he opens the face of the bat and runs this to deep third .Time out and it is time for Ekanth to step in .Which was the more memorable Test? .16.0K votes .ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 .AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 .Which was the more memorable Test? .18.0K votes .SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 .AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star .Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with .your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and .the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and .help us decide!\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Fullish on middle, 95ks, defended to the bowler's left\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Length on off, 94ks, a bit of turn away, worked towards midwicket\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Similar ball, flicked off the back foot to long-on\nDubey to Pandey, 2 runs .Overpitched outside off, driven to the left of cover who doesn't get down in time\nDubey to Pandey, 1 run .Full on middle, makes room and drives to long-off . .Angkrish Raghuvanshi in IPL, 2025 .INNS .11 .RUNS .295 .SR .141.82 .AVE .36.87 .HS .50\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Dances down to work it off the front foot to long-on","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs SRH, 68th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Cummins to de Kock, 1 run Sharp good length ball on middle and leg, he ticks this to the on-side to get off the mark Similar field for Narine\n Cummins to Narine, SIX runs And he starts with a huge six. In the slot on middle stump, he clears his front leg and goes straight over the bowler's head\n Cummins to Narine, no run Sharp back of a length ball on middle, he swivels and attempts a pull, but misses\n Cummins to Narine, no run Fuller on leg stump, he squeezes it out by getting a thick inside-edge onto his pad\n Cummins to Narine, no run Another swish and a miss. Banged in short angling away from Narine outside off. He attempts a pull and misses again Sunil Narine vs Pat Cummins BALLS 16 RUNS 37 OUTS 2 SR 231.25 4s\/6s 3\/4\n Cummins to Narine, SIX runs Oh, what a shot to finish the over! Narine backs away and backs away big time. Cummins follows him, cramping him for room. Narine still manages to flick this away and gets enough power to clear deep midwicket.\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Angles the length ball around off stump, de Kock pushes to the off side and sets off\n Unadkat to Narine, FOUR runs Outside edge that flies over short third. Full on off stump, he backs away, clears his front leg and has a huge swing. The ball catches the edge and his bat swing means it will always clear the in-field\n Unadkat to Narine, 1 run Shin-high full toss on middle stump, he toe-ends this over the bowler's head for a run\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Slower good length ball on off and middle, he works this towards midwicket for a run\n Unadkat to Narine, no run Slower bouncer and he sways outside the line. Was the offcutter dug into the surface cutting back into Narine who was backing away Deep square leg comes inside the circle\n Unadkat to Narine, no run Huge swing and a miss. Slower offcutter that pitches on leg stump and turns into Narine. He is well outside leg stump and a massive swipe only to connect at thin air\n Cummins to de Kock, 1 run Sharp length ball on middle and leg stump, he flays it away off the inside half of the bat to deep backward square leg\n Cummins to Narine, no run Angles the length ball away from Narine outside off. He drives but right of the toe-end of the bat to extra cover\n Cummins to Narine, SIX runs Whisked away for six more. Narine backs away big time but Cummins follows him, cramping him for room. Narine swivels and pulls, not off the middle of the bat. But that is the short side of the ground which helped him clear the fence.\n Cummins to Narine, no run Full outside off, he tries to squeeze it out, but misses\n Cummins to Narine, 1 wide Slower bouncer called a wide. Was just around off stump and Narine let it go. Cummins asks Kishan whether that was too high. Kishan asks him to not go for the review Around\n Cummins to Narine, no run Full right on the tramline outside off. Narine backing away was nowhere close. Not called a wide\n Cummins to Narine, FOUR runs Backs away, gets four. Low full toss outside off stump, he slices this over point\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Shin-high full toss on his pad, de Kock works this off the toe-end towards the short midwicket area\n Unadkat to Narine, FOUR runs Edged and four more. Full in length on middle and leg stump. He was aiming to on-side, gets a thick outside edge that flies to the right of short third Sunil Narine vs Jaydev Unadkat BALLS 28 RUNS 28 OUTS 4 SR 100.00 4s\/6s 4\/1\n Unadkat to Narine, OUT You miss, I hit... Narine misses and Unadkat does hit. Slower offcutter at 100.6kph that was on a good length on leg stump. Narine backs away and eyes a cross-batted swipe. He misses and Unadkat hits leg stump. \n Unadkat to Rahane, 1 run Fullish in length just outside off, he mistimes to mid-off and sets off\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Oh, that would have been out with a direct hit. And looks like Unadkat has hurt his shoulder as well while diving. Slower offcutter on off stump. He defends close to the pitch and is called for a run by Rahane. Unadkat though is quick in his followthrough. Bends down and has a shy at the stumps with a flick. In doing that he lands awkwardly on his bowling shoulders. Grimaces in pain but is quickly up. Seems ok to continue. Rahane was definitely a goner had that hit\n Unadkat to Rahane, no run Backs away to the slower offcutter but can only mistime his heave to short midwicket\n Harshal to de Kock, no run Good length ball to start off outside off, he cuts to point where NKR has a shy at the stumps at the non-strikes's end. Misses, but Rahane was in nevertheless\n Harshal to de Kock, 1 run On a length outside off, he pushes towards mid-off\n Harshal to Rahane, FOUR runs UP AND OVER! Back of a length ball on pace outside off, he goes over extra cover with a slight open face of the bat\n Harshal to Rahane, FOUR runs Slower back of a length ball around off stump, Rahane heaves this away around the deep midwicket area for four more\n Harshal to Rahane, 2 runs Cummins drops a tough catch running. On a length on the stumps, Rahane looks to go downtown but ends up spooning it straight up. Cummins backtracks from mid-off, but can't lay a finger on the ball.\n Harshal to Rahane, no run Stifle appeal for lbw, not given. And then Rahane would have been out had Aniket hit the stumps direct. So much has happened there. Slower offcutter that grips and spins back into Rahane. He eyes a pull and misses with the ball lobbing towards backward point. He fires a direct throw with Rahane not even in the frame. Misses. Then, Cummins says he wants to review. No bat for sure, think the height will be the question here. And, indeed that was bouncing over the middle and leg stump.\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Short ball banged into the pitch, de Kock dances down the track and pulls to deep midwicket\n Unadkat to Rahane, FOUR runs Fuller and on pace outside off, he lays into the drive and sends it screaming to the right of point Ajinkya Rahane vs Jaydev Unadkat BALLS 39 RUNS 37 OUTS 4 SR 94.87 4s\/6s 3\/1\n Unadkat to Rahane, OUT Straight up, straight up and that is safely held by Abhishek at extra cover. Slower offcutter that turns away from Rahane. He looks to go across the line, but only manages to balloon it up. Unadkat has his second wicket of the evening. \n Unadkat to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs Starts off with a high-quality cover drive. On a length on pace just outside off. He prods forward and laces the drive to the left of mid-off\n Unadkat to A Raghuvanshi, no run Slower offcutter on the fuller side outside off, he checks his drives towards extra cover\n Unadkat to A Raghuvanshi, no run Ooh, the change of pace almost gets Unadkat another wicket. Angles the slower offcutter on a good length area landing it on off stump and turning it away. Raghuvanshi runs down the track and is lucky to not get an edge\n Malinga to de Kock, no run Huge appeal for lbw first up, but think that pitched outside leg. Full on leg stump, de Kock misses the flick and is rapped on the pad. That pitched way outside leg stump\n Malinga to de Kock, 1 run Slower offcutter angling away from de Kock who looks to muscle this away across the line, cue-ends it to extra cover\n Malinga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run On-pace knee-high full toss on off stump. He pushes this to long-on\n Malinga to de Kock, no run Too high? Nope. Slower bouncer on leg stump, de Kock lets that go.\n Malinga to de Kock, OUT De Kock's day and tournament is done. Was that too high? The umpires want to check. On-pace full toss outside off stump. That looked high, but is it high enough especially with the technology kicking in is the question. De Kock hacked that straight down Abhinav Manohar's throat at deep midwicket. Got no timing on that whatsoever did de Kock despite hitting it to the short side. It is taking some time to check the height on this. De Kock is halfway back to the dugout. The next batter has been standing around the boundary rope for a while. We wait. Finally, finally we have the graphic. And as suspected, it is a fair delivery. De Kock's waist is at 1m, and the ball arrived at 0.87m. De Kock departs and his tournament ends in disappointing fashion. \n Malinga to Rinku Singh, 1 run Slower yorker on off stump, he jams this to point\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, no run Flatter outside off, that kept a touch low as Rinku mises\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, 2 runs Stifle short outside off, he stays back and cuts this to the right of deep point for a couple of runs\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, no run Angles this across the batter outside off, he slices this to point\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, SIX runs Picks this up and plonks it over deep midwicketDarted in on middle and leg, Rinku clears his front leg, bends down on one knee and deposits it miles\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, OUT Pummeled straight into the hands of deep midwicket. Oh, Rinku will be gutted there. Really hit that hard, but got no elevation whatsoever. Dragged down on the stumps, he tocks back and smokes the pull. Reddy didn't have to move an inch \n Dubey to Russell, OUT Russell goes! For a first ball duck. He's actually walked before the umpire could even raise his finger. Length ball that pitches on middle and turns away from Russell. He is rooted the crease and is trapped bang in front of the stumps. That would have missed off, missed leg and thudded into middle stump \n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, no run Short and wide, he eyes a cut but misses\n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Length ball outside off, he gets this to backward point\n Nitish Kumar to Pandey, 1 run On a good length outside off, he pushes to long-off\n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 wide Slower short ball outside off, but that is too high\n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Short and wide, he cuts this to deep point\n Nitish Kumar to Pandey, 1 run Low full toss on middle and leg, he pushes to long-on\n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Slower offcutter outside off, he opens the face of the bat and runs this to deep third Time out and it is time for Ekanth to step in Which was the more memorable Test? 16.0K votes ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 Which was the more memorable Test? 18.0K votes SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and help us decide!\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, no run Fullish on middle, 95ks, defended to the bowler's left\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, no run Length on off, 94ks, a bit of turn away, worked towards midwicket\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Similar ball, flicked off the back foot to long-on\n Dubey to Pandey, 2 runs Overpitched outside off, driven to the left of cover who doesn't get down in time\n Dubey to Pandey, 1 run Full on middle, makes room and drives to long-off Angkrish Raghuvanshi in IPL, 2025 INNS 11 RUNS 295 SR 141.82 AVE 36.87 HS 50\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Dances down to work it off the front foot to long-on","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["A Raghuvanshi","Narine","Pandey","Rahane","Rinku Singh","Russell","de Kock"],"Runs":[10.0,31.0,5.0,15.0,9.0,0.0,9.0],"Balls_Faced":[12,16,4,8,6,1,13],"Fours":[1,3,0,3,0,0,0],"Sixes":[0,3,0,0,1,0,0],"S\/R":[83.33,193.75,125.0,187.5,150.0,0.0,69.23],"dismissal":["Not Out","b Unadkat","Not Out","c Abhishek Sharma b Unadkat","c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Dubey","lbw b Dubey","c Manohar b Malinga"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Cummins","Dubey","Harshal","Malinga","Nitish Kumar","Unadkat"],"Balls":[12,12,6,6,6,18],"Runs_Given":[25.0,13.0,11.0,3.0,6.0,23.0],"Wickets":[0,2,0,1,0,2],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,1.0,1.0,1.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Cummins to de Kock, 1 run .Sharp good length ball on middle and leg, he ticks this to the on-side to get off the mark .Similar field for Narine\nCummins to Narine, SIX runs .And he starts with a huge six. In the slot on middle stump, he clears his front leg and .goes straight over the bowler's head\nCummins to Narine, no run .Sharp back of a length ball on middle, he swivels and attempts a pull, but misses\nCummins to Narine, no run .Fuller on leg stump, he squeezes it out by getting a thick inside-edge onto his pad\nCummins to Narine, no run .Another swish and a miss. Banged in short angling away from Narine outside off. He .attempts a pull and misses again . .Sunil Narine vs Pat Cummins .BALLS .16 .RUNS .37 .OUTS .2 .SR .231.25 .4s\/6s .3\/4\nCummins to Narine, SIX runs .Oh, what a shot to finish the over! Narine backs away and backs away big time. .Cummins follows him, cramping him for room. Narine still manages to flick this away .and gets enough power to clear deep midwicket.\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Angles the length ball around off stump, de Kock pushes to the off side and sets off\nUnadkat to Narine, FOUR runs .Outside edge that flies over short third. Full on off stump, he backs away, clears his .front leg and has a huge swing. The ball catches the edge and his bat swing means it .will always clear the in-field\nUnadkat to Narine, 1 run .Shin-high full toss on middle stump, he toe-ends this over the bowler's head for a run\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Slower good length ball on off and middle, he works this towards midwicket for a run\nUnadkat to Narine, no run .Slower bouncer and he sways outside the line. Was the offcutter dug into the surface .cutting back into Narine who was backing away .Deep square leg comes inside the circle\nUnadkat to Narine, no run .Huge swing and a miss. Slower offcutter that pitches on leg stump and turns into .Narine. He is well outside leg stump and a massive swipe only to connect at thin air\nCummins to de Kock, 1 run .Sharp length ball on middle and leg stump, he flays it away off the inside half of the bat .to deep backward square leg\nCummins to Narine, no run .Angles the length ball away from Narine outside off. He drives but right of the toe-end of .the bat to extra cover\nCummins to Narine, SIX runs .Whisked away for six more. Narine backs away big time but Cummins follows him, .cramping him for room. Narine swivels and pulls, not off the middle of the bat. But that .is the short side of the ground which helped him clear the fence.\nCummins to Narine, no run .Full outside off, he tries to squeeze it out, but misses\nCummins to Narine, 1 wide .Slower bouncer called a wide. Was just around off stump and Narine let it go. Cummins .asks Kishan whether that was too high. Kishan asks him to not go for the review .Around\nCummins to Narine, no run .Full right on the tramline outside off. Narine backing away was nowhere close. Not .called a wide\nCummins to Narine, FOUR runs .Backs away, gets four. Low full toss outside off stump, he slices this over point\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Shin-high full toss on his pad, de Kock works this off the toe-end towards the short .midwicket area\nUnadkat to Narine, FOUR runs .Edged and four more. Full in length on middle and leg stump. He was aiming to on-side, .gets a thick outside edge that flies to the right of short third . .Sunil Narine vs Jaydev Unadkat .BALLS .28 .RUNS .28 .OUTS .4 .SR .100.00 .4s\/6s .4\/1\nUnadkat to Narine, OUT .You miss, I hit... Narine misses and Unadkat does hit. Slower offcutter at 100.6kph that .was on a good length on leg stump. Narine backs away and eyes a cross-batted swipe. .He misses and Unadkat hits leg stump. .Sunil Narine b Unadkat 31 (16b 3x4 3x6 17m) SR: 193.75\nUnadkat to Rahane, 1 run .Fullish in length just outside off, he mistimes to mid-off and sets off\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Oh, that would have been out with a direct hit. And looks like Unadkat has hurt his .shoulder as well while diving. Slower offcutter on off stump. He defends close to the .pitch and is called for a run by Rahane. Unadkat though is quick in his followthrough. .Bends down and has a shy at the stumps with a flick. In doing that he lands awkwardly .on his bowling shoulders. Grimaces in pain but is quickly up. Seems ok to continue. .Rahane was definitely a goner had that hit\nUnadkat to Rahane, no run .Backs away to the slower offcutter but can only mistime his heave to short midwicket\nHarshal to de Kock, no run .Good length ball to start off outside off, he cuts to point where NKR has a shy at the .stumps at the non-strikes's end. Misses, but Rahane was in nevertheless\nHarshal to de Kock, 1 run .On a length outside off, he pushes towards mid-off\nHarshal to Rahane, FOUR runs .UP AND OVER! Back of a length ball on pace outside off, he goes over extra cover with a .slight open face of the bat\nHarshal to Rahane, FOUR runs .Slower back of a length ball around off stump, Rahane heaves this away around the .deep midwicket area for four more\nHarshal to Rahane, 2 runs .Cummins drops a tough catch running. On a length on the stumps, Rahane looks to go .downtown but ends up spooning it straight up. Cummins backtracks from mid-off, but .can't lay a finger on the ball.\nHarshal to Rahane, no run .Stifle appeal for lbw, not given. And then Rahane would have been out had Aniket hit the .stumps direct. So much has happened there. Slower offcutter that grips and spins back .into Rahane. He eyes a pull and misses with the ball lobbing towards backward point. .He fires a direct throw with Rahane not even in the frame. Misses. Then, Cummins says .he wants to review. No bat for sure, think the height will be the question here. And, .indeed that was bouncing over the middle and leg stump.\nUnadkat to de Kock, 1 run .Short ball banged into the pitch, de Kock dances down the track and pulls to deep .midwicket\nUnadkat to Rahane, FOUR runs .Fuller and on pace outside off, he lays into the drive and sends it screaming to the right .of point . .Ajinkya Rahane vs Jaydev Unadkat .BALLS .39 .RUNS .37 .OUTS .4 .SR .94.87 .4s\/6s .3\/1\nUnadkat to Rahane, OUT .Straight up, straight up and that is safely held by Abhishek at extra cover. Slower .offcutter that turns away from Rahane. He looks to go across the line, but only manages .to balloon it up. Unadkat has his second wicket of the evening. .Ajinkya Rahane c Abhishek Sharma b Unadkat 15 (8b 3x4 0x6 12m) SR: 187.5\nUnadkat to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs .Starts off with a high-quality cover drive. On a length on pace just outside off. He prods .forward and laces the drive to the left of mid-off\nUnadkat to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Slower offcutter on the fuller side outside off, he checks his drives towards extra cover\nUnadkat to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Ooh, the change of pace almost gets Unadkat another wicket. Angles the slower .offcutter on a good length area landing it on off stump and turning it away. Raghuvanshi .runs down the track and is lucky to not get an edge\nMalinga to de Kock, no run .Huge appeal for lbw first up, but think that pitched outside leg. Full on leg stump, de .Kock misses the flick and is rapped on the pad. That pitched way outside leg stump\nMalinga to de Kock, 1 run .Slower offcutter angling away from de Kock who looks to muscle this away across the .line, cue-ends it to extra cover\nMalinga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .On-pace knee-high full toss on off stump. He pushes this to long-on\nMalinga to de Kock, no run .Too high? Nope. Slower bouncer on leg stump, de Kock lets that go.\nMalinga to de Kock, OUT .De Kock's day and tournament is done. Was that too high? The umpires want to check. .On-pace full toss outside off stump. That looked high, but is it high enough especially .with the technology kicking in is the question. De Kock hacked that straight down .Abhinav Manohar's throat at deep midwicket. Got no timing on that whatsoever did de .Kock despite hitting it to the short side. It is taking some time to check the height on .this. De Kock is halfway back to the dugout. The next batter has been standing around .the boundary rope for a while. We wait. Finally, finally we have the graphic. And as .suspected, it is a fair delivery. De Kock's waist is at 1m, and the ball arrived at 0.87m. .De Kock departs and his tournament ends in disappointing fashion. .Quinton de Kock c Manohar b Malinga 9 (13b 0x4 0x6 42m) SR: 69.23\nMalinga to Rinku Singh, 1 run .Slower yorker on off stump, he jams this to point\nDubey to Rinku Singh, no run .Flatter outside off, that kept a touch low as Rinku mises\nDubey to Rinku Singh, 2 runs .Stifle short outside off, he stays back and cuts this to the right of deep point for a .couple of runs\nDubey to Rinku Singh, no run .Angles this across the batter outside off, he slices this to point\nDubey to Rinku Singh, SIX runs .Picks this up and plonks it over deep midwicketDarted in on middle and leg, Rinku .clears his front leg, bends down on one knee and deposits it miles\nDubey to Rinku Singh, OUT .Pummeled straight into the hands of deep midwicket. Oh, Rinku will be gutted there. .Really hit that hard, but got no elevation whatsoever. Dragged down on the stumps, he .tocks back and smokes the pull. Reddy didn't have to move an inch .Rinku Singh c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Dubey 9 (6b 0x4 1x6 4m) SR: 150\nDubey to Russell, OUT .Russell goes! For a first ball duck. He's actually walked before the umpire could even .raise his finger. Length ball that pitches on middle and turns away from Russell. He is .rooted the crease and is trapped bang in front of the stumps. That would have missed .off, missed leg and thudded into middle stump .Andre Russell lbw b Dubey 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Short and wide, he eyes a cut but misses\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Length ball outside off, he gets this to backward point\nNitish Kumar to Pandey, 1 run .On a good length outside off, he pushes to long-off\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 wide .Slower short ball outside off, but that is too high\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Short and wide, he cuts this to deep point\nNitish Kumar to Pandey, 1 run .Low full toss on middle and leg, he pushes to long-on\nNitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Slower offcutter outside off, he opens the face of the bat and runs this to deep third .Time out and it is time for Ekanth to step in .Which was the more memorable Test? .16.0K votes .ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 .AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 .Which was the more memorable Test? .18.0K votes .SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 .AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 .In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star .Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with .your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and .the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and .help us decide!\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Fullish on middle, 95ks, defended to the bowler's left\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Length on off, 94ks, a bit of turn away, worked towards midwicket\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Similar ball, flicked off the back foot to long-on\nDubey to Pandey, 2 runs .Overpitched outside off, driven to the left of cover who doesn't get down in time\nDubey to Pandey, 1 run .Full on middle, makes room and drives to long-off . .Angkrish Raghuvanshi in IPL, 2025 .INNS .11 .RUNS .295 .SR .141.82 .AVE .36.87 .HS .50\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Dances down to work it off the front foot to long-on\nAbhishek to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Fullish on leg, looks to defend straight. Inside edges it to square leg\nAbhishek to Pandey, no run .Length outside off, cut to point\nAbhishek to Pandey, 1 leg bye .Beaten on the pull, the length ball down leg hits above the knee roll\nAbhishek to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked off the back foot towards square leg\nAbhishek to Pandey, no run .Length outside off, patted to cover point. 90ks\nAbhishek to Pandey, FOUR runs .Touch short, pulled to the left of deep midwicket. One-bounce four .Asking rate at 21 now, formalities now unless there's a miracle\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Goes across and sweeps the full ball to deep square leg. 100ks\nDubey to Pandey, no run .Length on middle, punched to the bowler\nDubey to Pandey, 1 run .Dances down and drives on the up to cover point's right. 100ks\nDubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked to deep square leg\nDubey to Pandey, FOUR runs .Overpitched, pumped straight of long-on. At the stumps, Pandey got beside the line and .drove with full follow-through\nDubey to Pandey, no run .97ks length ball on fourth, cut back onto pad. Rolls to point\nMalinga to A Raghuvanshi, no run .Keeps low and cuts him in half. 138ks on a length, came back and went through fourth .stump. Raghuvanshi looked to punch straight before digging the bat low. Misses\nMalinga to A Raghuvanshi, OUT .Slower one, pulled to deep midwicket. 107ks, dipped was on the lower side from a back .of length. Raghuvanshi was early on the pull, bottom hand came off too. Raghuvanshi's .season ends with 294 runs .Angkrish Raghuvanshi c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Malinga 14 (18b 1x4 0x6 33m) SR:\nMalinga to Ramandeep, 1 run .Back of length, slightly down leg. Ramandeep goes across and flicks to deep square leg\nMalinga to Pandey, no run .Short and slow, Pandey makes room and forehands it to mid-off. Not middled\nMalinga to Pandey, 1 run .Knee-roll high full toss on middle, Pandey's beside the line and whips it to deep .midwicket\nMalinga to Ramandeep, no run .Around a yorker length, jammed to midwicket .KKR take an early timeout .Do KKR retain Narine and Russell next season too? .5.0K votes .Only Narine .Only Russell .Both .Neither\nDubey to Pandey, no run .Makes room and drives the full ball back to the bowler\nDubey to Pandey, 1 run .Goes leg side of the ball to slap it to deep point\nDubey to Ramandeep, SIX runs .Straight six. Ramandeep gets on one knee and tonks it from fourth stump off a length .See all photos\nDubey to Ramandeep, SIX runs .Even better, more of an off-drive this time. Mostly bottom hand, on one knee again\nDubey to Ramandeep, OUT .Two sixes, and then leg stump's decked. Quicker stock ball angles in, lands on a length .around leg and straightens. Ramandeep looks to defend the line, gets beaten by spin .Ramandeep Singh b Dubey 13 (5b 0x4 2x6 6m) SR: 260\nDubey to Harshit Rana, 1 run .Full outside off, 97ks, driven to deep cover\nAbhishek to Harshit Rana, FOUR runs .Overpitched on off, thumped through cover\nAbhishek to Harshit Rana, no run .Length on leg, beaten on the inside edge as he looks to defend straight. Hit on the pad\nAbhishek to Harshit Rana, SIX runs .Clears the front leg and clatters it over the bowler. Overpitched on middle there .See all photos\nAbhishek to Harshit Rana, SIX runs .Harshal and Abhinav are close to the cow-corner boundary, the former drops it and it .pops over the boundary. A bit of miscommunication. In the end, an attempt for a high .catch bursts through the hands. Was a slog sweep that went high\nAbhishek to Harshit Rana, 2 runs .Makes room and slaps it over the infield at cover\nAbhishek to Harshit Rana, 1 run .Slog swept hard and flat to deep midwicket. Full and tossed up on middle\nMalinga to Harshit Rana, 1 run .Hit on the flank. Shortish ball seamed in and skidded through to hurry Harshit on the .flick. That'll sting\nMalinga to Pandey, SIX runs .Overpitched, muscled over long-on. Lots of these tonight. Batter clearing the front foot .and driving a middle stump ball with a flourish\nMalinga to Pandey, 1 run .Slower bouncer doesn't rise much, is pulled to deep midwicket\nMalinga to Harshit Rana, 1 run .Fuller side of length at the stumps, Harshit makes room and swipes it to long-on. On the .bounce\nMalinga to Pandey, SIX runs .And another. Straight of long-on. Missed yorker ends up being a slot ball on leg. Hit 84 .metres far\nMalinga to Pandey, SIX runs .Over long-on again. Tis is more bottom hand and bottom-hand heavy. Pandey crouches .a bit and times it perfectly again\nHarshal to Harshit Rana, no run .Spongy bounce off the slower bouncer beats the cut\nHarshal to Harshit Rana, no run .Another slower one to beat the horizontal-bat shot. A pull this time, from well outside .off. Kept real low\nHarshal to Harshit Rana, no run .And again. Back of length through fifth, a bit of spin in. Harshit looking for even bounce .again, swings in vain\nHarshal to Harshit Rana, SIX runs .Overpitched, launched over long-off this time. 120ks, at the stumps, Harshit's front foot .is deep in the crease, in front of middle, back leg out the way and the drive is clean.\nHarshal to Harshit Rana, 1 run .Belts it. On the bounce to long-off. Shortish ball at the off-side tramline .A bit of dew now on\nHarshal to Pandey, 1 wide .Very short slower bouncer lands well outside off, bounces over the batter who lets it go\nHarshal to Pandey, 2 runs .Slower bouncer into the body this time. Pulled softly towards midwicket, Harshal .chases, slides and throws in one motion. Sharp throw but too quick for the fielder at the .stumps. Overthrows brings up the fifty stand\nUnadkat to Harshit Rana, 1 run .Wide on a length, slashed to long-off. Klaasen fumbles but it won't cost him\nUnadkat to Pandey, no run .Makes room and looks to cut the slower bouncer. Misses\nUnadkat to Pandey, OUT .Top-edged pull taken at deep midwicket. Yet another slower bouncer, angling in. .Finished fifth stump, around shoulder height. Manish gave it his all, got it off the .bottom-half .Manish Pandey c Manohar b Unadkat 37 (23b 2x4 3x6 39m) SR: 160.86\nUnadkat to Arora, OUT .Good shout for lbw, not given. Nvm, Unadkat hits the non-striker's stumps, so there's a .run-out appeal too. Sent upstairs. Vaibhav was a touch late to take off, he would've .made it had he slid his bat in. The right foot was past the crease but hovering in the air .as the ball hit. He was holding his bat with both hands. Was a fullish ball around off that .beat the inside edge to hit pad after beating the straight-bat block. Bravo jerked back .and hid his face going 'what's that' .Vaibhav Arora run out (Unadkat) 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nUnadkat to Harshit Rana, no run .Massive swipe. Beaten. Slower bouncer over fourth, Norje went for the pull\nUnadkat to Harshit Rana, 1 bye .Just over the stumps. Another slower one on a fullish length, beat Harshit's slog sweep .AdChoices .ADVERTISEMENT\nMalinga to Harshit Rana, FOUR runs .Sits up and it's pulled to the right of long-on. Slower bouncer outside off, Harshit coils .back and goes upright to middle it\nMalinga to Harshit Rana, 1 wide .Another slower bouncer. Very short, over leg stump. Harshit went more for the hook this .time\nMalinga to Harshit Rana, no run .Big appeal for caught behind. Not given. SRH review. 138ks full ball outside off. Harshit .cleared the front foot and looked to go over cover. Replay shows it went below the .bottom edge.\nMalinga to Harshit Rana, no run .Pace-on bouncer over middle hurries him on the pull\nMalinga to Harshit Rana, OUT .Malinga bobbles it but the ball pops up closeby, he dives forward and takes it to end the .game. Was a wide, full ball that Harshit tried to slash after making room. Got it off the .bottom of the bat .Harshit Rana c & b Malinga 34 (21b 2x4 3x6 25m) SR: 161.9","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs SRH, 68th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Cummins to de Kock, 1 run Sharp good length ball on middle and leg, he ticks this to the on-side to get off the mark Similar field for Narine\n Cummins to Narine, SIX runs And he starts with a huge six. In the slot on middle stump, he clears his front leg and goes straight over the bowler's head\n Cummins to Narine, no run Sharp back of a length ball on middle, he swivels and attempts a pull, but misses\n Cummins to Narine, no run Fuller on leg stump, he squeezes it out by getting a thick inside-edge onto his pad\n Cummins to Narine, no run Another swish and a miss. Banged in short angling away from Narine outside off. He attempts a pull and misses again Sunil Narine vs Pat Cummins BALLS 16 RUNS 37 OUTS 2 SR 231.25 4s\/6s 3\/4\n Cummins to Narine, SIX runs Oh, what a shot to finish the over! Narine backs away and backs away big time. Cummins follows him, cramping him for room. Narine still manages to flick this away and gets enough power to clear deep midwicket.\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Angles the length ball around off stump, de Kock pushes to the off side and sets off\n Unadkat to Narine, FOUR runs Outside edge that flies over short third. Full on off stump, he backs away, clears his front leg and has a huge swing. The ball catches the edge and his bat swing means it will always clear the in-field\n Unadkat to Narine, 1 run Shin-high full toss on middle stump, he toe-ends this over the bowler's head for a run\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Slower good length ball on off and middle, he works this towards midwicket for a run\n Unadkat to Narine, no run Slower bouncer and he sways outside the line. Was the offcutter dug into the surface cutting back into Narine who was backing away Deep square leg comes inside the circle\n Unadkat to Narine, no run Huge swing and a miss. Slower offcutter that pitches on leg stump and turns into Narine. He is well outside leg stump and a massive swipe only to connect at thin air\n Cummins to de Kock, 1 run Sharp length ball on middle and leg stump, he flays it away off the inside half of the bat to deep backward square leg\n Cummins to Narine, no run Angles the length ball away from Narine outside off. He drives but right of the toe-end of the bat to extra cover\n Cummins to Narine, SIX runs Whisked away for six more. Narine backs away big time but Cummins follows him, cramping him for room. Narine swivels and pulls, not off the middle of the bat. But that is the short side of the ground which helped him clear the fence.\n Cummins to Narine, no run Full outside off, he tries to squeeze it out, but misses\n Cummins to Narine, 1 wide Slower bouncer called a wide. Was just around off stump and Narine let it go. Cummins asks Kishan whether that was too high. Kishan asks him to not go for the review Around\n Cummins to Narine, no run Full right on the tramline outside off. Narine backing away was nowhere close. Not called a wide\n Cummins to Narine, FOUR runs Backs away, gets four. Low full toss outside off stump, he slices this over point\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Shin-high full toss on his pad, de Kock works this off the toe-end towards the short midwicket area\n Unadkat to Narine, FOUR runs Edged and four more. Full in length on middle and leg stump. He was aiming to on-side, gets a thick outside edge that flies to the right of short third Sunil Narine vs Jaydev Unadkat BALLS 28 RUNS 28 OUTS 4 SR 100.00 4s\/6s 4\/1\n Unadkat to Narine, OUT You miss, I hit... Narine misses and Unadkat does hit. Slower offcutter at 100.6kph that was on a good length on leg stump. Narine backs away and eyes a cross-batted swipe. He misses and Unadkat hits leg stump. \n Unadkat to Rahane, 1 run Fullish in length just outside off, he mistimes to mid-off and sets off\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Oh, that would have been out with a direct hit. And looks like Unadkat has hurt his shoulder as well while diving. Slower offcutter on off stump. He defends close to the pitch and is called for a run by Rahane. Unadkat though is quick in his followthrough. Bends down and has a shy at the stumps with a flick. In doing that he lands awkwardly on his bowling shoulders. Grimaces in pain but is quickly up. Seems ok to continue. Rahane was definitely a goner had that hit\n Unadkat to Rahane, no run Backs away to the slower offcutter but can only mistime his heave to short midwicket\n Harshal to de Kock, no run Good length ball to start off outside off, he cuts to point where NKR has a shy at the stumps at the non-strikes's end. Misses, but Rahane was in nevertheless\n Harshal to de Kock, 1 run On a length outside off, he pushes towards mid-off\n Harshal to Rahane, FOUR runs UP AND OVER! Back of a length ball on pace outside off, he goes over extra cover with a slight open face of the bat\n Harshal to Rahane, FOUR runs Slower back of a length ball around off stump, Rahane heaves this away around the deep midwicket area for four more\n Harshal to Rahane, 2 runs Cummins drops a tough catch running. On a length on the stumps, Rahane looks to go downtown but ends up spooning it straight up. Cummins backtracks from mid-off, but can't lay a finger on the ball.\n Harshal to Rahane, no run Stifle appeal for lbw, not given. And then Rahane would have been out had Aniket hit the stumps direct. So much has happened there. Slower offcutter that grips and spins back into Rahane. He eyes a pull and misses with the ball lobbing towards backward point. He fires a direct throw with Rahane not even in the frame. Misses. Then, Cummins says he wants to review. No bat for sure, think the height will be the question here. And, indeed that was bouncing over the middle and leg stump.\n Unadkat to de Kock, 1 run Short ball banged into the pitch, de Kock dances down the track and pulls to deep midwicket\n Unadkat to Rahane, FOUR runs Fuller and on pace outside off, he lays into the drive and sends it screaming to the right of point Ajinkya Rahane vs Jaydev Unadkat BALLS 39 RUNS 37 OUTS 4 SR 94.87 4s\/6s 3\/1\n Unadkat to Rahane, OUT Straight up, straight up and that is safely held by Abhishek at extra cover. Slower offcutter that turns away from Rahane. He looks to go across the line, but only manages to balloon it up. Unadkat has his second wicket of the evening. \n Unadkat to A Raghuvanshi, FOUR runs Starts off with a high-quality cover drive. On a length on pace just outside off. He prods forward and laces the drive to the left of mid-off\n Unadkat to A Raghuvanshi, no run Slower offcutter on the fuller side outside off, he checks his drives towards extra cover\n Unadkat to A Raghuvanshi, no run Ooh, the change of pace almost gets Unadkat another wicket. Angles the slower offcutter on a good length area landing it on off stump and turning it away. Raghuvanshi runs down the track and is lucky to not get an edge\n Malinga to de Kock, no run Huge appeal for lbw first up, but think that pitched outside leg. Full on leg stump, de Kock misses the flick and is rapped on the pad. That pitched way outside leg stump\n Malinga to de Kock, 1 run Slower offcutter angling away from de Kock who looks to muscle this away across the line, cue-ends it to extra cover\n Malinga to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run On-pace knee-high full toss on off stump. He pushes this to long-on\n Malinga to de Kock, no run Too high? Nope. Slower bouncer on leg stump, de Kock lets that go.\n Malinga to de Kock, OUT De Kock's day and tournament is done. Was that too high? The umpires want to check. On-pace full toss outside off stump. That looked high, but is it high enough especially with the technology kicking in is the question. De Kock hacked that straight down Abhinav Manohar's throat at deep midwicket. Got no timing on that whatsoever did de Kock despite hitting it to the short side. It is taking some time to check the height on this. De Kock is halfway back to the dugout. The next batter has been standing around the boundary rope for a while. We wait. Finally, finally we have the graphic. And as suspected, it is a fair delivery. De Kock's waist is at 1m, and the ball arrived at 0.87m. De Kock departs and his tournament ends in disappointing fashion. \n Malinga to Rinku Singh, 1 run Slower yorker on off stump, he jams this to point\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, no run Flatter outside off, that kept a touch low as Rinku mises\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, 2 runs Stifle short outside off, he stays back and cuts this to the right of deep point for a couple of runs\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, no run Angles this across the batter outside off, he slices this to point\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, SIX runs Picks this up and plonks it over deep midwicketDarted in on middle and leg, Rinku clears his front leg, bends down on one knee and deposits it miles\n Dubey to Rinku Singh, OUT Pummeled straight into the hands of deep midwicket. Oh, Rinku will be gutted there. Really hit that hard, but got no elevation whatsoever. Dragged down on the stumps, he tocks back and smokes the pull. Reddy didn't have to move an inch \n Dubey to Russell, OUT Russell goes! For a first ball duck. He's actually walked before the umpire could even raise his finger. Length ball that pitches on middle and turns away from Russell. He is rooted the crease and is trapped bang in front of the stumps. That would have missed off, missed leg and thudded into middle stump \n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, no run Short and wide, he eyes a cut but misses\n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Length ball outside off, he gets this to backward point\n Nitish Kumar to Pandey, 1 run On a good length outside off, he pushes to long-off\n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 wide Slower short ball outside off, but that is too high\n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Short and wide, he cuts this to deep point\n Nitish Kumar to Pandey, 1 run Low full toss on middle and leg, he pushes to long-on\n Nitish Kumar to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Slower offcutter outside off, he opens the face of the bat and runs this to deep third Time out and it is time for Ekanth to step in Which was the more memorable Test? 16.0K votes ENG vs AUS, Nottingham, 2005 AUS vs WI, Brisbane, 2024 Which was the more memorable Test? 18.0K votes SA vs SL, Durban, 2019 AUS vs ENG, Adelaide, 2006 In the lead-up to the World Test Championship final next month, ESPNcricinfo, Star Sports and JioHotstar are trying to identify the greatest Test of the 21st century with your help. Our latest round pits the Kusal Perera miracle with Australia's Bazball and the Shamar Joseph show in Brisbane with England's 2005 Ashes thriller. Vote now and help us decide!\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, no run Fullish on middle, 95ks, defended to the bowler's left\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, no run Length on off, 94ks, a bit of turn away, worked towards midwicket\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Similar ball, flicked off the back foot to long-on\n Dubey to Pandey, 2 runs Overpitched outside off, driven to the left of cover who doesn't get down in time\n Dubey to Pandey, 1 run Full on middle, makes room and drives to long-off Angkrish Raghuvanshi in IPL, 2025 INNS 11 RUNS 295 SR 141.82 AVE 36.87 HS 50\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Dances down to work it off the front foot to long-on\n Abhishek to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Fullish on leg, looks to defend straight. Inside edges it to square leg\n Abhishek to Pandey, no run Length outside off, cut to point\n Abhishek to Pandey, 1 leg bye Beaten on the pull, the length ball down leg hits above the knee roll\n Abhishek to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Length on leg, flicked off the back foot towards square leg\n Abhishek to Pandey, no run Length outside off, patted to cover point. 90ks\n Abhishek to Pandey, FOUR runs Touch short, pulled to the left of deep midwicket. One-bounce four Asking rate at 21 now, formalities now unless there's a miracle\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Goes across and sweeps the full ball to deep square leg. 100ks\n Dubey to Pandey, no run Length on middle, punched to the bowler\n Dubey to Pandey, 1 run Dances down and drives on the up to cover point's right. 100ks\n Dubey to A Raghuvanshi, 1 run Length on leg, flicked to deep square leg\n Dubey to Pandey, FOUR runs Overpitched, pumped straight of long-on. At the stumps, Pandey got beside the line and drove with full follow-through\n Dubey to Pandey, no run 97ks length ball on fourth, cut back onto pad. Rolls to point\n Malinga to A Raghuvanshi, no run Keeps low and cuts him in half. 138ks on a length, came back and went through fourth stump. Raghuvanshi looked to punch straight before digging the bat low. Misses\n Malinga to A Raghuvanshi, OUT Slower one, pulled to deep midwicket. 107ks, dipped was on the lower side from a back of length. Raghuvanshi was early on the pull, bottom hand came off too. Raghuvanshi's season ends with 294 runs \n Malinga to Ramandeep, 1 run Back of length, slightly down leg. Ramandeep goes across and flicks to deep square leg\n Malinga to Pandey, no run Short and slow, Pandey makes room and forehands it to mid-off. Not middled\n Malinga to Pandey, 1 run Knee-roll high full toss on middle, Pandey's beside the line and whips it to deep midwicket\n Malinga to Ramandeep, no run Around a yorker length, jammed to midwicket KKR take an early timeout Do KKR retain Narine and Russell next season too? 5.0K votes Only Narine Only Russell Both Neither\n Dubey to Pandey, no run Makes room and drives the full ball back to the bowler\n Dubey to Pandey, 1 run Goes leg side of the ball to slap it to deep point\n Dubey to Ramandeep, SIX runs Straight six. Ramandeep gets on one knee and tonks it from fourth stump off a length See all photos\n Dubey to Ramandeep, SIX runs Even better, more of an off-drive this time. Mostly bottom hand, on one knee again\n Dubey to Ramandeep, OUT Two sixes, and then leg stump's decked. Quicker stock ball angles in, lands on a length around leg and straightens. Ramandeep looks to defend the line, gets beaten by spin \n Dubey to Harshit Rana, 1 run Full outside off, 97ks, driven to deep cover\n Abhishek to Harshit Rana, FOUR runs Overpitched on off, thumped through cover\n Abhishek to Harshit Rana, no run Length on leg, beaten on the inside edge as he looks to defend straight. Hit on the pad\n Abhishek to Harshit Rana, SIX runs Clears the front leg and clatters it over the bowler. Overpitched on middle there See all photos\n Abhishek to Harshit Rana, SIX runs Harshal and Abhinav are close to the cow-corner boundary, the former drops it and it pops over the boundary. A bit of miscommunication. In the end, an attempt for a high catch bursts through the hands. Was a slog sweep that went high\n Abhishek to Harshit Rana, 2 runs Makes room and slaps it over the infield at cover\n Abhishek to Harshit Rana, 1 run Slog swept hard and flat to deep midwicket. Full and tossed up on middle\n Malinga to Harshit Rana, 1 run Hit on the flank. Shortish ball seamed in and skidded through to hurry Harshit on the flick. That'll sting\n Malinga to Pandey, SIX runs Overpitched, muscled over long-on. Lots of these tonight. Batter clearing the front foot and driving a middle stump ball with a flourish\n Malinga to Pandey, 1 run Slower bouncer doesn't rise much, is pulled to deep midwicket\n Malinga to Harshit Rana, 1 run Fuller side of length at the stumps, Harshit makes room and swipes it to long-on. On the bounce\n Malinga to Pandey, SIX runs And another. Straight of long-on. Missed yorker ends up being a slot ball on leg. Hit 84 metres far\n Malinga to Pandey, SIX runs Over long-on again. Tis is more bottom hand and bottom-hand heavy. Pandey crouches a bit and times it perfectly again\n Harshal to Harshit Rana, no run Spongy bounce off the slower bouncer beats the cut\n Harshal to Harshit Rana, no run Another slower one to beat the horizontal-bat shot. A pull this time, from well outside off. Kept real low\n Harshal to Harshit Rana, no run And again. Back of length through fifth, a bit of spin in. Harshit looking for even bounce again, swings in vain\n Harshal to Harshit Rana, SIX runs Overpitched, launched over long-off this time. 120ks, at the stumps, Harshit's front foot is deep in the crease, in front of middle, back leg out the way and the drive is clean.\n Harshal to Harshit Rana, 1 run Belts it. On the bounce to long-off. Shortish ball at the off-side tramline A bit of dew now on\n Harshal to Pandey, 1 wide Very short slower bouncer lands well outside off, bounces over the batter who lets it go\n Harshal to Pandey, 2 runs Slower bouncer into the body this time. Pulled softly towards midwicket, Harshal chases, slides and throws in one motion. Sharp throw but too quick for the fielder at the stumps. Overthrows brings up the fifty stand\n Unadkat to Harshit Rana, 1 run Wide on a length, slashed to long-off. Klaasen fumbles but it won't cost him\n Unadkat to Pandey, no run Makes room and looks to cut the slower bouncer. Misses\n Unadkat to Pandey, OUT Top-edged pull taken at deep midwicket. Yet another slower bouncer, angling in. Finished fifth stump, around shoulder height. Manish gave it his all, got it off the bottom-half \n Unadkat to Arora, OUT Good shout for lbw, not given. Nvm, Unadkat hits the non-striker's stumps, so there's a run-out appeal too. Sent upstairs. Vaibhav was a touch late to take off, he would've made it had he slid his bat in. The right foot was past the crease but hovering in the air as the ball hit. He was holding his bat with both hands. Was a fullish ball around off that beat the inside edge to hit pad after beating the straight-bat block. Bravo jerked back and hid his face going 'what's that' \n Unadkat to Harshit Rana, no run Massive swipe. Beaten. Slower bouncer over fourth, Norje went for the pull\n Unadkat to Harshit Rana, 1 bye Just over the stumps. Another slower one on a fullish length, beat Harshit's slog sweep AdChoices ADVERTISEMENT\n Malinga to Harshit Rana, FOUR runs Sits up and it's pulled to the right of long-on. Slower bouncer outside off, Harshit coils back and goes upright to middle it\n Malinga to Harshit Rana, 1 wide Another slower bouncer. Very short, over leg stump. Harshit went more for the hook this time\n Malinga to Harshit Rana, no run Big appeal for caught behind. Not given. SRH review. 138ks full ball outside off. Harshit cleared the front foot and looked to go over cover. Replay shows it went below the bottom edge.\n Malinga to Harshit Rana, no run Pace-on bouncer over middle hurries him on the pull\n Malinga to Harshit Rana, OUT Malinga bobbles it but the ball pops up closeby, he dives forward and takes it to end the game. Was a wide, full ball that Harshit tried to slash after making room. Got it off the bottom of the bat ","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["A Raghuvanshi","Arora","Harshit Rana","Narine","Pandey","Rahane","Ramandeep","Rinku Singh","Russell","de Kock"],"Runs":[14.0,0.0,34.0,31.0,37.0,15.0,13.0,9.0,0.0,9.0],"Balls_Faced":[18,1,21,16,23,8,5,6,1,13],"Fours":[1,0,2,3,2,3,0,0,0,0],"Sixes":[0,0,3,3,3,0,2,1,0,0],"S\/R":[77.78,0.0,161.9,193.75,160.87,187.5,260.0,150.0,0.0,69.23],"dismissal":["c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Malinga","run out (Unadkat)","c & b Malinga","b Unadkat","c Manohar b Unadkat","c Abhishek Sharma b Unadkat","b Dubey","c Nitish Kumar Reddy b Dubey","lbw b Dubey","c Manohar b Malinga"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Abhishek","Cummins","Dubey","Harshal","Malinga","Nitish Kumar","Unadkat"],"Balls":[12,12,24,12,22,6,24],"Runs_Given":[25.0,25.0,34.0,21.0,31.0,6.0,24.0],"Wickets":[0,0,3,0,3,0,3],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,4.0,2.0,3.4,1.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, no run .Shape away to beat the bat. Lands on a length around middle and off and goes through .fifth, not much footwork from Ravindra. Went searching with the hands, trying to run it .to third with an open bat face. Gets beaten.\nBhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 run .Quick single to short fine leg's left, fielder falls to the side and lobs the ball high, without .control, to the keeper. Early call for the run kept things safe. Was a length ball on the .pads that was flicked off the back foot. . .Rahul Tripathi vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .15 .RUNS .30 .OUTS .0 .SR .200.00 .4s\/6s .5\/1\nBhuvneshwar to Tripathi, 1 run .Wide on a length, shaping away at 132ks, cut off the lower-half of the bat to deep third\nBhuvneshwar to Ravindra, no run .This one swings back in, length ball landed around off and went over middle and off. .Ravindra's elbows buckled inwards as he square drove to point. Hit the bat high but .landed nearby\nBhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 run .Square driven to deep point. Off a length and middle of the bat this time\nBhuvneshwar to Tripathi, FOUR runs .Flashed over the leaping slip fielder. Was a length ball around sixth, might have moved .away off the pitch, Tripathi didn't try keeping the cut down, got a top edge but it went .well over the fielder who was in the air, with both hands reaching up\nHazlewood to Ravindra, 1 run .Length around off, driven to the right of mid-off .Fine leg and third out. Slip in\nHazlewood to Tripathi, OUT .Hard-length Hazlewood gets Tripathi on the pull. His height and the energy on the ball .hurries Tripathi on the pull, he was in the crease and swung across his chest, but the .elbows couldn't be stretched and the ball lobbed off the splice, straight to midwicket. .136ks .Rahul Tripathi c Salt b Hazlewood 5 (3b 1x4 0x6 6m) SR: 166.66\nHazlewood to Gaikwad, no run .Touch back of length on fourth, 136ks, looks to punch it towards cover. Inside edges it .to midwicket\nHazlewood to Gaikwad, no run .Extra bounce, maybe a touch of away movement to beat the edge. Hard length, 134ks, .and Gaikwad shaped to run it to third but ended up poking a touch before retracting the .bat\nHazlewood to Gaikwad, no run .Gaikward tries to manufacture a boundary, gets beaten. He made room for the cut but .the back of lengther over the stumps beat him for bounce\nHazlewood to Gaikwad, OUT .Catch it is the call... deep fine leg runs to the left, manages to settle under it... and .takes it. Just 133ks on the speedometer but, again, it's quicker than it looks. Rises off a .length to around rib-height, fourth-stump line, Gaikwad took on the pull from deep in the .crease but got a top edge that went high. It stayed high too and Bhandage ran a few .metres before taking it around waist height, to his left. Kohli leaps on Hazlewood's back, .who smiles in celebration .Ruturaj Gaikwad c sub (MS Bhandage) b Hazlewood 0 (4b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 0\nBhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 run .Hard length at the hips, a bit of extra bounce off the surface again, clipped through .square leg .Two slips\nBhuvneshwar to Hooda, no run .Length around fifth, punched defensively to cover\nBhuvneshwar to Hooda, no run .Beaten on the flowing cover drive. 132ks outswinger at fourth stump on a length, Hooda .tries to stand upright and thump it, played the wrong line\nBhuvneshwar to Hooda, no run .Beaten on the cut this time. Keeper and slips chat but don't take a review. Was a length .ball that was a touch wide, Hooda wound up big and flashed hard. Missed it. Chants of .'Aar Cee Bee' on for a change, it's very loud\nBhuvneshwar to Hooda, FOUR runs .French cut goes past leg stump. Length ball on fourth stump, Hooda tried to drive .through cover. No flourish but did go at it firmly, luck was with him this time\nBhuvneshwar to Hooda, no run .Hooda takes a chance, misses. Danced towards the fifth-stump length ball and tried to .drive it on the up in one motion. But the ball looked to have moved away off the pitch .and beat bat\nHazlewood to Ravindra, FOUR runs .Square driven with complete control. Ravindra took a small step early, the second one .was a half-stride got his weight into the shot. It took the length ball in front of point\nHazlewood to Ravindra, no run .Ravindra goes for another square drive, gets beaten. Was a fourth-stump length ball .that rushed off the pitch, looked to have beaten him on line\nHazlewood to Ravindra, 1 run .Around an eight-metre length, over leg and middle, Ravindra gets leg side of the ball and .runs it to deep third .Two slips for Hooda\nHazlewood to Hooda, no run .Hooda wants a single to midwicket's left but won't get it. Was a length ball on leg that .he defended\nHazlewood to Hooda, no run .Beaten on the flick. It's that top-of-stump height again, this is off a length and hits .Hooda around thigh pad\nHazlewood to Hooda, no run .Length on off, 134ks, flicked softly to midwicket\nBhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 wide .Length ball is down leg, Ravindra tries to whip it fine. Misses\nBhuvneshwar to Ravindra, FOUR runs .Picked off the pads, touch aerial but the flick is well to the left of mid-on. Was a length .ball just over the front knee-roll\nBhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 2 runs .Another flick, this is to deep midwicket. Off a length from the pads again\nBhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 run .Length on fourth, cut to deep cover. 133ks. Ravindra's cuts make straight balls look .wide\nBhuvneshwar to Hooda, OUT .Caught behind? Staggered appeals from keeper and slip. Not given, Patidar reviews .rather early. Replays show Kohli was convinced. Was a length ball on fourth, just over .stump height. Hooda was on his toes, the back foot was in the crease and the front just .outside, and he tried to run it to third with an angled, open-faced bat despite the slip in .place. Hawk-Eye reveals a brush as ball passes bat, a thin edge just under the sticker. .The decision will be reversed. Cheers from the crowd after the wicket though, Dhoni- .anticipation stuff? .Deepak Hooda c \u2020Sharma b Kumar 4 (9b 1x4 0x6 13m) SR: 44.44\nBhuvneshwar to Sam Curran, no run .Slaps the length ball on fourth to cover\nBhuvneshwar to Sam Curran, no run .Length around fourth, defended to cover point\nYash Dayal to Ravindra, 1 run .Shortish ball on fourth rises around waist-height, Ravindra tried to use the angle and pull .it square, under-edged it to deep fine leg .Slip in\nYash Dayal to Sam Curran, no run .Patted with a diagonal bat to mid-off. Touch uppish. Was a length ball just outside off\nYash Dayal to Sam Curran, 1 run .Length on fourth, defended towards point. Fielder swoops but that was played softly .enough for the single to be on\nYash Dayal to Ravindra, 1 run .Looked like an outside edge. Was a fullish ball on fourth and Ravindra went for the off .drive, got it to deep point\nYash Dayal to Sam Curran, no run .Back of length on fifth, pulled off the bottom of the bat. On the bounce to mid-on's right . .CSK in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .2 .WKTS .4 .RR .7.66 .AVE .23.00\nYash Dayal to Sam Curran, 1 run .Length at the hips, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket . .IMPACT SUBRCB .Suyash Sharma .D Padikkal\nLivingstone to Sam Curran, 1 run .Length on fifth, driven to sweeper cover from the top of the bounce. Was an offbreak\nLivingstone to Ravindra, 2 runs .Offbreak again, length on off at 91ks, Ravindra waits and flicks it softly. It's between .long-on and deep midwicket\nLivingstone to Ravindra, 1 run .Length ball angles into top of middle and leg, Ravindra's front foot goes well down leg to .pull it to long-on\nLivingstone to Sam Curran, 1 run .Flicks the full ball to long-on\nLivingstone to Ravindra, FOUR runs .Lucky four, under-edged pull nutmegs Ravindra and goes past leg stump. Goes through .where leg slip would've been. Was a length ball on leg that skidded a touch low\nLivingstone to Ravindra, 1 run .Length on fourth, 92ks, batter looks to push it towards cover. Inside edges it to the leg .side\nSuyash Sharma to Ravindra, no run .Googly beats the slashing cover drive. Length ball looped on fifth stump, went with the .angle. Fizzed off the pitch\nSuyash Sharma to Ravindra, 1 run .Looked like another googly. Length on leg, worked to long-on .Slip in\nSuyash Sharma to Sam Curran, 1 run .Shortish 96ks ball on leg. Looked slow, swatted off the back foot to deep midwicket\nSuyash Sharma to Ravindra, 1 run .Wide and full, Ravindra reaches forward and uses his reach to essentially sweep it to .long-off\nSuyash Sharma to Sam Curran, 2 runs .Driven off the back foot, fumbled at cover. Sweeper runs left to stop it. Was a length ball .angling away through fourth\nSuyash Sharma to Sam Curran, no run .Much fuller but Curran tries to slap it square off the back foot. He's very late on it and .Suyash gestures that the ball sped straight past him.\nLivingstone to Ravindra, 1 run .Out-of-control chip goes well over the bowler and then rolls to long-off. Was a fullish ball .around off that Ravindra tried to flick through midwicket\nLivingstone to Sam Curran, 1 run .Slow and fullish, Curran dances down and clobbers it across the line. Not middled .actually, ball goes to long-on\nLivingstone to Ravindra, FOUR runs .Sits up off a length, Ravindra gets his back foot across to fourth stump and the front .foot goes down leg. He opens himself up to pull it through the gap at cow corner\nLivingstone to Ravindra, 1 run .Length around off, flicked to deep midwicket\nLivingstone to Sam Curran, OUT .That's a pie but is sliced to long-on. Slow, loopy above-the-eyeline offbreak tossed up .around off, Curran had to wait with a still base but might've done it for a touch too long .and lost balance - he was falling over to the off side. He tried to muscle it with a low .swipe across the line but got it off the bottom of the bat. Krunal runs in takes it, and .throws it high. Livingstone is chuffed. .Sam Curran c Pandya b Livingstone 8 (13b 0x4 0x6 17m) SR: 61.53\nLivingstone to Dube, 1 run .Loopy and fullish on fourth, Dube backs away and drives along the ground to long-on\nSuyash Sharma to Dube, no run .Gets away with a wide short ball. Cut off the bottom of the bat to cover\nSuyash Sharma to Dube, SIX runs .Slot ball has been tonked over the sightscreen. Line's just outside off and it's a step-hit, .lunge-hit actually. Dube's got big reach and the bat swing is smooth\nSuyash Sharma to Dube, no run .Googly on a back of length lands around off and turns away a touch. Dube stays in the .crease to defend it straight\nSuyash Sharma to Dube, FOUR runs .Another poor ball. This one's a half-tracker. Doesn't rise much, Dube has enough time to .swivel fully and direct the pull to the right of short fine leg . .Shivam Dube vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .332 .OUTS .11 .4s\/6s .13\/28 .SR .152.29 .AVE .30.18\nSuyash Sharma to Dube, 1 run .Another pull, this one's on the bounce to long-on's left. Suyash not finding his length .though, a touch too short again\nSuyash Sharma to Ravindra, 1 run .That's short on middle and off but with turn inwards, flicked to long-on .Meanwhile, how do you follow Asian Games gold and Olympic bronze? Craig Fulton, .ESPN's Coach of the Year in 2024, has his eyes on the World Cup and Asian Games in .2026 to lay a platform for Olympic gold .Abhimanyu will take you to the end","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs RCB, 8th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, no run Shape away to beat the bat. Lands on a length around middle and off and goes through fifth, not much footwork from Ravindra. Went searching with the hands, trying to run it to third with an open bat face. Gets beaten.\n Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 run Quick single to short fine leg's left, fielder falls to the side and lobs the ball high, without control, to the keeper. Early call for the run kept things safe. Was a length ball on the pads that was flicked off the back foot. Rahul Tripathi vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 15 RUNS 30 OUTS 0 SR 200.00 4s\/6s 5\/1\n Bhuvneshwar to Tripathi, 1 run Wide on a length, shaping away at 132ks, cut off the lower-half of the bat to deep third\n Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, no run This one swings back in, length ball landed around off and went over middle and off. Ravindra's elbows buckled inwards as he square drove to point. Hit the bat high but landed nearby\n Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 run Square driven to deep point. Off a length and middle of the bat this time\n Bhuvneshwar to Tripathi, FOUR runs Flashed over the leaping slip fielder. Was a length ball around sixth, might have moved away off the pitch, Tripathi didn't try keeping the cut down, got a top edge but it went well over the fielder who was in the air, with both hands reaching up\n Hazlewood to Ravindra, 1 run Length around off, driven to the right of mid-off Fine leg and third out. Slip in\n Hazlewood to Tripathi, OUT Hard-length Hazlewood gets Tripathi on the pull. His height and the energy on the ball hurries Tripathi on the pull, he was in the crease and swung across his chest, but the elbows couldn't be stretched and the ball lobbed off the splice, straight to midwicket. 136ks \n Hazlewood to Gaikwad, no run Touch back of length on fourth, 136ks, looks to punch it towards cover. Inside edges it to midwicket\n Hazlewood to Gaikwad, no run Extra bounce, maybe a touch of away movement to beat the edge. Hard length, 134ks, and Gaikwad shaped to run it to third but ended up poking a touch before retracting the bat\n Hazlewood to Gaikwad, no run Gaikward tries to manufacture a boundary, gets beaten. He made room for the cut but the back of lengther over the stumps beat him for bounce\n Hazlewood to Gaikwad, OUT Catch it is the call... deep fine leg runs to the left, manages to settle under it... and takes it. Just 133ks on the speedometer but, again, it's quicker than it looks. Rises off a length to around rib-height, fourth-stump line, Gaikwad took on the pull from deep in the crease but got a top edge that went high. It stayed high too and Bhandage ran a few metres before taking it around waist height, to his left. Kohli leaps on Hazlewood's back, who smiles in celebration \n Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 run Hard length at the hips, a bit of extra bounce off the surface again, clipped through square leg Two slips\n Bhuvneshwar to Hooda, no run Length around fifth, punched defensively to cover\n Bhuvneshwar to Hooda, no run Beaten on the flowing cover drive. 132ks outswinger at fourth stump on a length, Hooda tries to stand upright and thump it, played the wrong line\n Bhuvneshwar to Hooda, no run Beaten on the cut this time. Keeper and slips chat but don't take a review. Was a length ball that was a touch wide, Hooda wound up big and flashed hard. Missed it. Chants of 'Aar Cee Bee' on for a change, it's very loud\n Bhuvneshwar to Hooda, FOUR runs French cut goes past leg stump. Length ball on fourth stump, Hooda tried to drive through cover. No flourish but did go at it firmly, luck was with him this time\n Bhuvneshwar to Hooda, no run Hooda takes a chance, misses. Danced towards the fifth-stump length ball and tried to drive it on the up in one motion. But the ball looked to have moved away off the pitch and beat bat\n Hazlewood to Ravindra, FOUR runs Square driven with complete control. Ravindra took a small step early, the second one was a half-stride got his weight into the shot. It took the length ball in front of point\n Hazlewood to Ravindra, no run Ravindra goes for another square drive, gets beaten. Was a fourth-stump length ball that rushed off the pitch, looked to have beaten him on line\n Hazlewood to Ravindra, 1 run Around an eight-metre length, over leg and middle, Ravindra gets leg side of the ball and runs it to deep third Two slips for Hooda\n Hazlewood to Hooda, no run Hooda wants a single to midwicket's left but won't get it. Was a length ball on leg that he defended\n Hazlewood to Hooda, no run Beaten on the flick. It's that top-of-stump height again, this is off a length and hits Hooda around thigh pad\n Hazlewood to Hooda, no run Length on off, 134ks, flicked softly to midwicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 wide Length ball is down leg, Ravindra tries to whip it fine. Misses\n Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, FOUR runs Picked off the pads, touch aerial but the flick is well to the left of mid-on. Was a length ball just over the front knee-roll\n Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 2 runs Another flick, this is to deep midwicket. Off a length from the pads again\n Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 run Length on fourth, cut to deep cover. 133ks. Ravindra's cuts make straight balls look wide\n Bhuvneshwar to Hooda, OUT Caught behind? Staggered appeals from keeper and slip. Not given, Patidar reviews rather early. Replays show Kohli was convinced. Was a length ball on fourth, just over stump height. Hooda was on his toes, the back foot was in the crease and the front just outside, and he tried to run it to third with an angled, open-faced bat despite the slip in place. Hawk-Eye reveals a brush as ball passes bat, a thin edge just under the sticker. The decision will be reversed. Cheers from the crowd after the wicket though, Dhoni-anticipation stuff? \n Bhuvneshwar to Sam Curran, no run Slaps the length ball on fourth to cover\n Bhuvneshwar to Sam Curran, no run Length around fourth, defended to cover point\n Yash Dayal to Ravindra, 1 run Shortish ball on fourth rises around waist-height, Ravindra tried to use the angle and pull it square, under-edged it to deep fine leg Slip in\n Yash Dayal to Sam Curran, no run Patted with a diagonal bat to mid-off. Touch uppish. Was a length ball just outside off\n Yash Dayal to Sam Curran, 1 run Length on fourth, defended towards point. Fielder swoops but that was played softly enough for the single to be on\n Yash Dayal to Ravindra, 1 run Looked like an outside edge. Was a fullish ball on fourth and Ravindra went for the off drive, got it to deep point\n Yash Dayal to Sam Curran, no run Back of length on fifth, pulled off the bottom of the bat. On the bounce to mid-on's right INNS 2 WKTS 4 RR 7.66 AVE 23.00\n Yash Dayal to Sam Curran, 1 run Length at the hips, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket IMPACT SUBRCB Suyash Sharma D Padikkal\n Livingstone to Sam Curran, 1 run Length on fifth, driven to sweeper cover from the top of the bounce. Was an offbreak\n Livingstone to Ravindra, 2 runs Offbreak again, length on off at 91ks, Ravindra waits and flicks it softly. It's between long-on and deep midwicket\n Livingstone to Ravindra, 1 run Length ball angles into top of middle and leg, Ravindra's front foot goes well down leg to pull it to long-on\n Livingstone to Sam Curran, 1 run Flicks the full ball to long-on\n Livingstone to Ravindra, FOUR runs Lucky four, under-edged pull nutmegs Ravindra and goes past leg stump. Goes through where leg slip would've been. Was a length ball on leg that skidded a touch low\n Livingstone to Ravindra, 1 run Length on fourth, 92ks, batter looks to push it towards cover. Inside edges it to the leg side\n Suyash Sharma to Ravindra, no run Googly beats the slashing cover drive. Length ball looped on fifth stump, went with the angle. Fizzed off the pitch\n Suyash Sharma to Ravindra, 1 run Looked like another googly. Length on leg, worked to long-on Slip in\n Suyash Sharma to Sam Curran, 1 run Shortish 96ks ball on leg. Looked slow, swatted off the back foot to deep midwicket\n Suyash Sharma to Ravindra, 1 run Wide and full, Ravindra reaches forward and uses his reach to essentially sweep it to long-off\n Suyash Sharma to Sam Curran, 2 runs Driven off the back foot, fumbled at cover. Sweeper runs left to stop it. Was a length ball angling away through fourth\n Suyash Sharma to Sam Curran, no run Much fuller but Curran tries to slap it square off the back foot. He's very late on it and Suyash gestures that the ball sped straight past him.\n Livingstone to Ravindra, 1 run Out-of-control chip goes well over the bowler and then rolls to long-off. Was a fullish ball around off that Ravindra tried to flick through midwicket\n Livingstone to Sam Curran, 1 run Slow and fullish, Curran dances down and clobbers it across the line. Not middled actually, ball goes to long-on\n Livingstone to Ravindra, FOUR runs Sits up off a length, Ravindra gets his back foot across to fourth stump and the front foot goes down leg. He opens himself up to pull it through the gap at cow corner\n Livingstone to Ravindra, 1 run Length around off, flicked to deep midwicket\n Livingstone to Sam Curran, OUT That's a pie but is sliced to long-on. Slow, loopy above-the-eyeline offbreak tossed up around off, Curran had to wait with a still base but might've done it for a touch too long and lost balance - he was falling over to the off side. He tried to muscle it with a low swipe across the line but got it off the bottom of the bat. Krunal runs in takes it, and throws it high. Livingstone is chuffed. \n Livingstone to Dube, 1 run Loopy and fullish on fourth, Dube backs away and drives along the ground to long-on\n Suyash Sharma to Dube, no run Gets away with a wide short ball. Cut off the bottom of the bat to cover\n Suyash Sharma to Dube, SIX runs Slot ball has been tonked over the sightscreen. Line's just outside off and it's a step-hit, lunge-hit actually. Dube's got big reach and the bat swing is smooth\n Suyash Sharma to Dube, no run Googly on a back of length lands around off and turns away a touch. Dube stays in the crease to defend it straight\n Suyash Sharma to Dube, FOUR runs Another poor ball. This one's a half-tracker. Doesn't rise much, Dube has enough time to swivel fully and direct the pull to the right of short fine leg Shivam Dube vs legspin in T20s RUNS 332 OUTS 11 4s\/6s 13\/28 SR 152.29 AVE 30.18\n Suyash Sharma to Dube, 1 run Another pull, this one's on the bounce to long-on's left. Suyash not finding his length though, a touch too short again\n Suyash Sharma to Ravindra, 1 run That's short on middle and off but with turn inwards, flicked to long-on Meanwhile, how do you follow Asian Games gold and Olympic bronze? Craig Fulton, ESPN's Coach of the Year in 2024, has his eyes on the World Cup and Asian Games in 2026 to lay a platform for Olympic gold Abhimanyu will take you to the end","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Dube","Gaikwad","Hooda","Ravindra","Sam Curran","Tripathi"],"Runs":[12.0,0.0,4.0,35.0,8.0,5.0],"Balls_Faced":[6,4,9,25,13,3],"Fours":[1,0,1,4,0,1],"Sixes":[1,0,0,0,0,0],"S\/R":[200.0,0.0,44.44,140.0,61.54,166.67],"dismissal":["Not Out","c sub (MS Bhandage) b Hazlewood","c \u2020Sharma b Kumar","Not Out","c Pandya b Livingstone","c Salt b Hazlewood"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Hazlewood","Livingstone","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[18,12,12,12,6],"Runs_Given":[20.0,6.0,18.0,17.0,4.0],"Wickets":[1,2,1,0,0],"Overs":[3.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, no run .Shape away to beat the bat. Lands on a length around middle and off and goes through .fifth, not much footwork from Ravindra. Went searching with the hands, trying to run it .to third with an open bat face. Gets beaten.\nBhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 run .Quick single to short fine leg's left, fielder falls to the side and lobs the ball high, without .control, to the keeper. Early call for the run kept things safe. Was a length ball on the .pads that was flicked off the back foot. . .Rahul Tripathi vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar .BALLS .15 .RUNS .30 .OUTS .0 .SR .200.00 .4s\/6s .5\/1\nBhuvneshwar to Tripathi, 1 run .Wide on a length, shaping away at 132ks, cut off the lower-half of the bat to deep third\nBhuvneshwar to Ravindra, no run .This one swings back in, length ball landed around off and went over middle and off. .Ravindra's elbows buckled inwards as he square drove to point. Hit the bat high but .landed nearby\nBhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 run .Square driven to deep point. Off a length and middle of the bat this time\nBhuvneshwar to Tripathi, FOUR runs .Flashed over the leaping slip fielder. Was a length ball around sixth, might have moved .away off the pitch, Tripathi didn't try keeping the cut down, got a top edge but it went .well over the fielder who was in the air, with both hands reaching up\nHazlewood to Ravindra, 1 run .Length around off, driven to the right of mid-off .Fine leg and third out. Slip in\nHazlewood to Tripathi, OUT .Hard-length Hazlewood gets Tripathi on the pull. His height and the energy on the ball .hurries Tripathi on the pull, he was in the crease and swung across his chest, but the .elbows couldn't be stretched and the ball lobbed off the splice, straight to midwicket. .136ks .Rahul Tripathi c Salt b Hazlewood 5 (3b 1x4 0x6 6m) SR: 166.66\nHazlewood to Gaikwad, no run .Touch back of length on fourth, 136ks, looks to punch it towards cover. Inside edges it .to midwicket\nHazlewood to Gaikwad, no run .Extra bounce, maybe a touch of away movement to beat the edge. Hard length, 134ks, .and Gaikwad shaped to run it to third but ended up poking a touch before retracting the .bat\nHazlewood to Gaikwad, no run .Gaikward tries to manufacture a boundary, gets beaten. He made room for the cut but .the back of lengther over the stumps beat him for bounce\nHazlewood to Gaikwad, OUT .Catch it is the call... deep fine leg runs to the left, manages to settle under it... and .takes it. Just 133ks on the speedometer but, again, it's quicker than it looks. Rises off a .length to around rib-height, fourth-stump line, Gaikwad took on the pull from deep in the .crease but got a top edge that went high. It stayed high too and Bhandage ran a few .metres before taking it around waist height, to his left. Kohli leaps on Hazlewood's back, .who smiles in celebration .Ruturaj Gaikwad c sub (MS Bhandage) b Hazlewood 0 (4b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 0\nBhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 run .Hard length at the hips, a bit of extra bounce off the surface again, clipped through .square leg .Two slips\nBhuvneshwar to Hooda, no run .Length around fifth, punched defensively to cover\nBhuvneshwar to Hooda, no run .Beaten on the flowing cover drive. 132ks outswinger at fourth stump on a length, Hooda .tries to stand upright and thump it, played the wrong line\nBhuvneshwar to Hooda, no run .Beaten on the cut this time. Keeper and slips chat but don't take a review. Was a length .ball that was a touch wide, Hooda wound up big and flashed hard. Missed it. Chants of .'Aar Cee Bee' on for a change, it's very loud\nBhuvneshwar to Hooda, FOUR runs .French cut goes past leg stump. Length ball on fourth stump, Hooda tried to drive .through cover. No flourish but did go at it firmly, luck was with him this time\nBhuvneshwar to Hooda, no run .Hooda takes a chance, misses. Danced towards the fifth-stump length ball and tried to .drive it on the up in one motion. But the ball looked to have moved away off the pitch .and beat bat\nHazlewood to Ravindra, FOUR runs .Square driven with complete control. Ravindra took a small step early, the second one .was a half-stride got his weight into the shot. It took the length ball in front of point\nHazlewood to Ravindra, no run .Ravindra goes for another square drive, gets beaten. Was a fourth-stump length ball .that rushed off the pitch, looked to have beaten him on line\nHazlewood to Ravindra, 1 run .Around an eight-metre length, over leg and middle, Ravindra gets leg side of the ball and .runs it to deep third .Two slips for Hooda\nHazlewood to Hooda, no run .Hooda wants a single to midwicket's left but won't get it. Was a length ball on leg that .he defended\nHazlewood to Hooda, no run .Beaten on the flick. It's that top-of-stump height again, this is off a length and hits .Hooda around thigh pad\nHazlewood to Hooda, no run .Length on off, 134ks, flicked softly to midwicket\nBhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 wide .Length ball is down leg, Ravindra tries to whip it fine. Misses\nBhuvneshwar to Ravindra, FOUR runs .Picked off the pads, touch aerial but the flick is well to the left of mid-on. Was a length .ball just over the front knee-roll\nBhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 2 runs .Another flick, this is to deep midwicket. Off a length from the pads again\nBhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 run .Length on fourth, cut to deep cover. 133ks. Ravindra's cuts make straight balls look .wide\nBhuvneshwar to Hooda, OUT .Caught behind? Staggered appeals from keeper and slip. Not given, Patidar reviews .rather early. Replays show Kohli was convinced. Was a length ball on fourth, just over .stump height. Hooda was on his toes, the back foot was in the crease and the front just .outside, and he tried to run it to third with an angled, open-faced bat despite the slip in .place. Hawk-Eye reveals a brush as ball passes bat, a thin edge just under the sticker. .The decision will be reversed. Cheers from the crowd after the wicket though, Dhoni- .anticipation stuff? .Deepak Hooda c \u2020Sharma b Kumar 4 (9b 1x4 0x6 13m) SR: 44.44\nBhuvneshwar to Sam Curran, no run .Slaps the length ball on fourth to cover\nBhuvneshwar to Sam Curran, no run .Length around fourth, defended to cover point\nYash Dayal to Ravindra, 1 run .Shortish ball on fourth rises around waist-height, Ravindra tried to use the angle and pull .it square, under-edged it to deep fine leg .Slip in\nYash Dayal to Sam Curran, no run .Patted with a diagonal bat to mid-off. Touch uppish. Was a length ball just outside off\nYash Dayal to Sam Curran, 1 run .Length on fourth, defended towards point. Fielder swoops but that was played softly .enough for the single to be on\nYash Dayal to Ravindra, 1 run .Looked like an outside edge. Was a fullish ball on fourth and Ravindra went for the off .drive, got it to deep point\nYash Dayal to Sam Curran, no run .Back of length on fifth, pulled off the bottom of the bat. On the bounce to mid-on's right . .CSK in Powerplay overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .2 .WKTS .4 .RR .7.66 .AVE .23.00\nYash Dayal to Sam Curran, 1 run .Length at the hips, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket . .IMPACT SUBRCB .Suyash Sharma .D Padikkal\nLivingstone to Sam Curran, 1 run .Length on fifth, driven to sweeper cover from the top of the bounce. Was an offbreak\nLivingstone to Ravindra, 2 runs .Offbreak again, length on off at 91ks, Ravindra waits and flicks it softly. It's between .long-on and deep midwicket\nLivingstone to Ravindra, 1 run .Length ball angles into top of middle and leg, Ravindra's front foot goes well down leg to .pull it to long-on\nLivingstone to Sam Curran, 1 run .Flicks the full ball to long-on\nLivingstone to Ravindra, FOUR runs .Lucky four, under-edged pull nutmegs Ravindra and goes past leg stump. Goes through .where leg slip would've been. Was a length ball on leg that skidded a touch low\nLivingstone to Ravindra, 1 run .Length on fourth, 92ks, batter looks to push it towards cover. Inside edges it to the leg .side\nSuyash Sharma to Ravindra, no run .Googly beats the slashing cover drive. Length ball looped on fifth stump, went with the .angle. Fizzed off the pitch\nSuyash Sharma to Ravindra, 1 run .Looked like another googly. Length on leg, worked to long-on .Slip in\nSuyash Sharma to Sam Curran, 1 run .Shortish 96ks ball on leg. Looked slow, swatted off the back foot to deep midwicket\nSuyash Sharma to Ravindra, 1 run .Wide and full, Ravindra reaches forward and uses his reach to essentially sweep it to .long-off\nSuyash Sharma to Sam Curran, 2 runs .Driven off the back foot, fumbled at cover. Sweeper runs left to stop it. Was a length ball .angling away through fourth\nSuyash Sharma to Sam Curran, no run .Much fuller but Curran tries to slap it square off the back foot. He's very late on it and .Suyash gestures that the ball sped straight past him.\nLivingstone to Ravindra, 1 run .Out-of-control chip goes well over the bowler and then rolls to long-off. Was a fullish ball .around off that Ravindra tried to flick through midwicket\nLivingstone to Sam Curran, 1 run .Slow and fullish, Curran dances down and clobbers it across the line. Not middled .actually, ball goes to long-on\nLivingstone to Ravindra, FOUR runs .Sits up off a length, Ravindra gets his back foot across to fourth stump and the front .foot goes down leg. He opens himself up to pull it through the gap at cow corner\nLivingstone to Ravindra, 1 run .Length around off, flicked to deep midwicket\nLivingstone to Sam Curran, OUT .That's a pie but is sliced to long-on. Slow, loopy above-the-eyeline offbreak tossed up .around off, Curran had to wait with a still base but might've done it for a touch too long .and lost balance - he was falling over to the off side. He tried to muscle it with a low .swipe across the line but got it off the bottom of the bat. Krunal runs in takes it, and .throws it high. Livingstone is chuffed. .Sam Curran c Pandya b Livingstone 8 (13b 0x4 0x6 17m) SR: 61.53\nLivingstone to Dube, 1 run .Loopy and fullish on fourth, Dube backs away and drives along the ground to long-on\nSuyash Sharma to Dube, no run .Gets away with a wide short ball. Cut off the bottom of the bat to cover\nSuyash Sharma to Dube, SIX runs .Slot ball has been tonked over the sightscreen. Line's just outside off and it's a step-hit, .lunge-hit actually. Dube's got big reach and the bat swing is smooth\nSuyash Sharma to Dube, no run .Googly on a back of length lands around off and turns away a touch. Dube stays in the .crease to defend it straight\nSuyash Sharma to Dube, FOUR runs .Another poor ball. This one's a half-tracker. Doesn't rise much, Dube has enough time to .swivel fully and direct the pull to the right of short fine leg . .Shivam Dube vs legspin in T20s .RUNS .332 .OUTS .11 .4s\/6s .13\/28 .SR .152.29 .AVE .30.18\nSuyash Sharma to Dube, 1 run .Another pull, this one's on the bounce to long-on's left. Suyash not finding his length .though, a touch too short again\nSuyash Sharma to Ravindra, 1 run .That's short on middle and off but with turn inwards, flicked to long-on .Meanwhile, how do you follow Asian Games gold and Olympic bronze? Craig Fulton, .ESPN's Coach of the Year in 2024, has his eyes on the World Cup and Asian Games in .2026 to lay a platform for Olympic gold .Abhimanyu will take you to the end\nYash Dayal to Ravindra, 1 run .Full outside off, Ravindra gets a quick single to mid-off\nYash Dayal to Dube, no run .Offcutter outside off, cut away on the bounce to David at point\nYash Dayal to Dube, 1 run .Full and wide, he flashes at it and gets it over the leaping point fielder. Hazlewood at .deep backward point does well to run across and keep it out. Saves three runs!\nYash Dayal to Ravindra, 1 run .On a length outside off, Ravindra pushes at it and gets it out to deep third\nYash Dayal to Dube, 1 run .Full outside off, Dube looks to go inside out but can only chip it to deep cover on the .bounce\nYash Dayal to Ravindra, FOUR runs .That's a poor ball and Ravindra cashes in. Short and angled across, and he just pulls it .wide of short fine leg\nSuyash Sharma to Dube, no run .Suyash tosses it up quite wide and Dube squeezes it to cover\nSuyash Sharma to Dube, no run .Legbreak on a length outside off, pushed out to cover's right .Good start to the over from Suyash\nSuyash Sharma to Dube, 1 run .Length ball, tossed up wide again. Suyash keeps it out of his arc and Dube goes across .to slap it out to deep cover's right\nSuyash Sharma to Ravindra, no run .Darted on a length outside off at 98kph, Ravindra can only punch it out to backward .point\nSuyash Sharma to Ravindra, 1 bye .Ooh beats him with a quick one! Full outside off at 99kph, he goes for a sweep and .misses. The ball deflects towards short fine off Jitesh, allowing them a quick run\nSuyash Sharma to Dube, no run .Oh, nicely bowled again! On a length outside off, 100kph, it stays low as Dube looks to .hang back and pull it into the stands. Beats him comprehensively! Just two runs off the .over, including a bye. Good comeback from Suyasah after being hit for a six last over\nYash Dayal to Ravindra, OUT .Absolute corker! 135kph yorker around off and Ravindra doesn't have a response! He .swings for the fences but only manages an inside edge onto the pads and onto the .stumps! The set batter is gone and RCB will feel ecstatic .Rachin Ravindra b Yash Dayal 41 (31b 5x4 0x6 61m) SR: 132.25\nYash Dayal to Jadeja, no run .Length ball outside off, Jadeja is beaten on the cut\nYash Dayal to Jadeja, 1 run .Back of length outside off, Jadeja cuts it out to deep point .CSK fans in the stand are wearing a dejected look\nYash Dayal to Dube, FOUR runs .Low full toss outside off and Dube hits it right back past Dayal. Kohli running across .from long-on putws in a dive, but that was hit too hard for him to stop . .CSK in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .2 .WKTS .7 .RR .6.71 .AVE .16.14\nYash Dayal to Dube, OUT .Chopped on! Length ball outside off, 137kph, and Dube looks to cut and can only find .the inside edge onto the stumps! CSK slump further! .Shivam Dube b Yash Dayal 19 (15b 2x4 1x6 21m) SR: 126.66\nYash Dayal to Ashwin, 1 run .Ashwin is greeted with a full toss on the pads which he clips out to deep backward .square .Timeout taken\nLivingstone to Ashwin, 1 run .Floated full outside off, driven out to long-off .Are RCB saving Suyash's final over for Dhoni?\nLivingstone to Jadeja, 2 runs .Jadeja gets a top edge as he tries to sweep this full ball tossed up outside off. It lands .well short of deep fine leg running across. He picks up two\nLivingstone to Jadeja, 1 run .Tossed up on the stumps, Jadeja clips it out to long-on .Livingstone sees Ashwin get in position to reverse-sweep and pulls out of his run-up\nLivingstone to Ashwin, 1 run .Tossed up full on leg, Ashwin now eases it to deep backward square with a .conventional sweep .Now it's Jadeja who backs away as Livingstone runs in\nLivingstone to Jadeja, 1 run .And now Jadeja gets an inside edge past the stumps as he looks to cut a length ball .outside off .How many times have these two rescued India with the bat in Tests? Can they do it for .CSK in a t20 though?\nLivingstone to Ashwin, 1 run .Legbreak on a length on leg, tucked out to deep midwicket\nKrunal to Ashwin, 1 run .On a length around middle and off, Ashwin hangs back and pulls it out to deep .midwicket's left\nKrunal to Jadeja, 2 runs .On a length on middle and leg, 102kph, Jadeja tucks it out fine on the leg side. They do .well to run two\nKrunal to Jadeja, no run .Drilled in on a length arouind middle and leg at 105kph and Jadeja misses his flick and .it goes off his thigh pads towards fine leg . .Ravindra Jadeja vs Krunal Pandya .BALLS .30 .RUNS .30 .OUTS .2 .SR .100.00 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nKrunal to Jadeja, 1 run .Krunal slows it down to 93kph and Jadeja flicks it out in front of square\nKrunal to Ashwin, 2 runs .On a length outside off, Ashwin cuts it away through backward point. They get a brace .as deep point runs across to his left\nKrunal to Ashwin, FOUR runs .Ashwin brings out the reverse-sweep! It's full around middle and he manages to get it .well over the infield. No one in the deep and the ball races away\nLivingstone to Jadeja, 1 run .On a length outside off, Jadeja cuts it out to deep point\nLivingstone to Ashwin, OUT .Chipped straight to long-on! Livingstone is all smiles at getting his second wicket. This .is dropped short and Ashwin looks to rock back and pull. Doesn't get enough power on .it and Phil Salt takes an easy catch. It's an all-English wicket from RCB's point of view .and Ashwin walks off .Ravichandran Ashwin c Salt b Livingstone 11 (8b 1x4 0x6 9m) SR: 137.5\nLivingstone to Dhoni, no run .Livingstone tossed up on middle, Dhoni meets it with the perfect forward defensive\nLivingstone to Dhoni, 2 runs .Full on leg, Dhoni skips out and eases it through fine leg for a couple to get off the mark. .His first runs of the season!\nLivingstone to Dhoni, no run .Floated full outside off, Dhoni skips down the track again and drives to cover\nLivingstone to Dhoni, no run .Legbreak outside off, Dhoni prods at it and gets an inside edge onto the ground that .bounces above Jitesh. He leaps and ensures there's no run\nHazlewood to Jadeja, no run .Hazlewood startws off with a back of length delivery on leg. Jadeja looks to whip it leg .side but misses and the ball drops in front\nHazlewood to Jadeja, no run .Another dot! This is a full ball angled across Jadeja, who looks to steer it fine on the off .side but is beaten\nHazlewood to Jadeja, 1 run .Short around leg, Jadeja pulls it onto the ground and through square leg as they .scamper for a single\nHazlewood to Dhoni, 1 run .Driven out through cover for a single. This was full outside off and he gets it out to .sweeper cover. RCB won't complain\nHazlewood to Jadeja, FOUR runs .Jadeja teases a reverse-ramp as Hazlewood runs in, the Aussie goes short around leg .and Jadeja pulls it away hard through fine leg. A boundary after a while\nHazlewood to Jadeja, no run .Back of length delivery angled across him, Jadeja cuts it straight to backward point .where Kohli collects and has a bit of banter with Jadeja\nSuyash Sharma to Dhoni, 1 run .Tosses this up full outside off, Dhoni eases a drive to long-off\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, FOUR runs .Angles this across Jadeja who latches on to this length ball and cuts it away through .point\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 wide .Dragged down outside leg, Jadeja swivels to pull but it goes down for a wide\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, SIX runs .Tossed up full outside off, Jadeja hammers it over long-on for a six .3000 runs in the IPL for Jadeja! First to score 3000 runs and get 100 wickets in the IPL\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, no run .Dropped short and Jadeja looks to hit it big, but misses\nSuyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run .Full outside off, he hammers a drive to long-off\nSuyash Sharma to Dhoni, 1 run .Tossed up full outside off, Dhoni drives to cover where Patidar lets it slip through him, .they get a single\nHazlewood to Dhoni, FOUR runs .Dhoni goes across to a length ball and helps it fine on the leg side for a boundary that .draws plenty of applause from the CSK faithful. Will help with NRR if not anything else\nHazlewood to Dhoni, FOUR runs .Short outside off now, Dhoni stands still, stands tall and pulls it over midwicket for a .one-bounce four\nHazlewood to Dhoni, 1 run .On a length outside off, Dhoni pulls it out to long-on's right for a single\nHazlewood to Jadeja, OUT .And Hazlewood has another! Short on leg and angled across him at 137kph, Jadeja .hammers a flat pull that goes to Salt's left at deep midwicket. Salt is running across and .takes his above his head. Good catch from him, and Hazlewood has a third. He's been .supremely good today! .Ravindra Jadeja c Salt b Hazlewood 25 (19b 2x4 1x6 31m) SR: 131.57\nHazlewood to Noor Ahmad, no run .Bouncer just outside off that beats Noor all ends up as the Afghan looks to pull it away\nHazlewood to Noor Ahmad, no run .Another one dug in short around off and Noor misses out again. This one was almost .140kph. An Hazlewood bowls out for excellent figures of 3-21\nKrunal to Dhoni, no run .Tossed full around off, Dhoni eases it through point. They don't try for a single\nKrunal to Dhoni, no run .That's almost a bouncer from Krunal outside off! Dhoni looks to swat it away but .misses\nKrunal to Dhoni, SIX runs .Gets one in the slot and deposits it over deep midwicket At least Dhoni is giving the .crowd something to cheer\nKrunal to Dhoni, SIX runs .Two in a row! This is in the arc again and he swings it high over deep square leg\nKrunal to Dhoni, no run .Krunal now tosses it up very full outside off and Dhoni can't connect","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - CSK vs RCB, 8th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, no run Shape away to beat the bat. Lands on a length around middle and off and goes through fifth, not much footwork from Ravindra. Went searching with the hands, trying to run it to third with an open bat face. Gets beaten.\n Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 run Quick single to short fine leg's left, fielder falls to the side and lobs the ball high, without control, to the keeper. Early call for the run kept things safe. Was a length ball on the pads that was flicked off the back foot. Rahul Tripathi vs Bhuvneshwar Kumar BALLS 15 RUNS 30 OUTS 0 SR 200.00 4s\/6s 5\/1\n Bhuvneshwar to Tripathi, 1 run Wide on a length, shaping away at 132ks, cut off the lower-half of the bat to deep third\n Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, no run This one swings back in, length ball landed around off and went over middle and off. Ravindra's elbows buckled inwards as he square drove to point. Hit the bat high but landed nearby\n Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 run Square driven to deep point. Off a length and middle of the bat this time\n Bhuvneshwar to Tripathi, FOUR runs Flashed over the leaping slip fielder. Was a length ball around sixth, might have moved away off the pitch, Tripathi didn't try keeping the cut down, got a top edge but it went well over the fielder who was in the air, with both hands reaching up\n Hazlewood to Ravindra, 1 run Length around off, driven to the right of mid-off Fine leg and third out. Slip in\n Hazlewood to Tripathi, OUT Hard-length Hazlewood gets Tripathi on the pull. His height and the energy on the ball hurries Tripathi on the pull, he was in the crease and swung across his chest, but the elbows couldn't be stretched and the ball lobbed off the splice, straight to midwicket. 136ks \n Hazlewood to Gaikwad, no run Touch back of length on fourth, 136ks, looks to punch it towards cover. Inside edges it to midwicket\n Hazlewood to Gaikwad, no run Extra bounce, maybe a touch of away movement to beat the edge. Hard length, 134ks, and Gaikwad shaped to run it to third but ended up poking a touch before retracting the bat\n Hazlewood to Gaikwad, no run Gaikward tries to manufacture a boundary, gets beaten. He made room for the cut but the back of lengther over the stumps beat him for bounce\n Hazlewood to Gaikwad, OUT Catch it is the call... deep fine leg runs to the left, manages to settle under it... and takes it. Just 133ks on the speedometer but, again, it's quicker than it looks. Rises off a length to around rib-height, fourth-stump line, Gaikwad took on the pull from deep in the crease but got a top edge that went high. It stayed high too and Bhandage ran a few metres before taking it around waist height, to his left. Kohli leaps on Hazlewood's back, who smiles in celebration \n Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 run Hard length at the hips, a bit of extra bounce off the surface again, clipped through square leg Two slips\n Bhuvneshwar to Hooda, no run Length around fifth, punched defensively to cover\n Bhuvneshwar to Hooda, no run Beaten on the flowing cover drive. 132ks outswinger at fourth stump on a length, Hooda tries to stand upright and thump it, played the wrong line\n Bhuvneshwar to Hooda, no run Beaten on the cut this time. Keeper and slips chat but don't take a review. Was a length ball that was a touch wide, Hooda wound up big and flashed hard. Missed it. Chants of 'Aar Cee Bee' on for a change, it's very loud\n Bhuvneshwar to Hooda, FOUR runs French cut goes past leg stump. Length ball on fourth stump, Hooda tried to drive through cover. No flourish but did go at it firmly, luck was with him this time\n Bhuvneshwar to Hooda, no run Hooda takes a chance, misses. Danced towards the fifth-stump length ball and tried to drive it on the up in one motion. But the ball looked to have moved away off the pitch and beat bat\n Hazlewood to Ravindra, FOUR runs Square driven with complete control. Ravindra took a small step early, the second one was a half-stride got his weight into the shot. It took the length ball in front of point\n Hazlewood to Ravindra, no run Ravindra goes for another square drive, gets beaten. Was a fourth-stump length ball that rushed off the pitch, looked to have beaten him on line\n Hazlewood to Ravindra, 1 run Around an eight-metre length, over leg and middle, Ravindra gets leg side of the ball and runs it to deep third Two slips for Hooda\n Hazlewood to Hooda, no run Hooda wants a single to midwicket's left but won't get it. Was a length ball on leg that he defended\n Hazlewood to Hooda, no run Beaten on the flick. It's that top-of-stump height again, this is off a length and hits Hooda around thigh pad\n Hazlewood to Hooda, no run Length on off, 134ks, flicked softly to midwicket\n Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 wide Length ball is down leg, Ravindra tries to whip it fine. Misses\n Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, FOUR runs Picked off the pads, touch aerial but the flick is well to the left of mid-on. Was a length ball just over the front knee-roll\n Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 2 runs Another flick, this is to deep midwicket. Off a length from the pads again\n Bhuvneshwar to Ravindra, 1 run Length on fourth, cut to deep cover. 133ks. Ravindra's cuts make straight balls look wide\n Bhuvneshwar to Hooda, OUT Caught behind? Staggered appeals from keeper and slip. Not given, Patidar reviews rather early. Replays show Kohli was convinced. Was a length ball on fourth, just over stump height. Hooda was on his toes, the back foot was in the crease and the front just outside, and he tried to run it to third with an angled, open-faced bat despite the slip in place. Hawk-Eye reveals a brush as ball passes bat, a thin edge just under the sticker. The decision will be reversed. Cheers from the crowd after the wicket though, Dhoni-anticipation stuff? \n Bhuvneshwar to Sam Curran, no run Slaps the length ball on fourth to cover\n Bhuvneshwar to Sam Curran, no run Length around fourth, defended to cover point\n Yash Dayal to Ravindra, 1 run Shortish ball on fourth rises around waist-height, Ravindra tried to use the angle and pull it square, under-edged it to deep fine leg Slip in\n Yash Dayal to Sam Curran, no run Patted with a diagonal bat to mid-off. Touch uppish. Was a length ball just outside off\n Yash Dayal to Sam Curran, 1 run Length on fourth, defended towards point. Fielder swoops but that was played softly enough for the single to be on\n Yash Dayal to Ravindra, 1 run Looked like an outside edge. Was a fullish ball on fourth and Ravindra went for the off drive, got it to deep point\n Yash Dayal to Sam Curran, no run Back of length on fifth, pulled off the bottom of the bat. On the bounce to mid-on's right INNS 2 WKTS 4 RR 7.66 AVE 23.00\n Yash Dayal to Sam Curran, 1 run Length at the hips, flicked off the back foot to deep midwicket IMPACT SUBRCB Suyash Sharma D Padikkal\n Livingstone to Sam Curran, 1 run Length on fifth, driven to sweeper cover from the top of the bounce. Was an offbreak\n Livingstone to Ravindra, 2 runs Offbreak again, length on off at 91ks, Ravindra waits and flicks it softly. It's between long-on and deep midwicket\n Livingstone to Ravindra, 1 run Length ball angles into top of middle and leg, Ravindra's front foot goes well down leg to pull it to long-on\n Livingstone to Sam Curran, 1 run Flicks the full ball to long-on\n Livingstone to Ravindra, FOUR runs Lucky four, under-edged pull nutmegs Ravindra and goes past leg stump. Goes through where leg slip would've been. Was a length ball on leg that skidded a touch low\n Livingstone to Ravindra, 1 run Length on fourth, 92ks, batter looks to push it towards cover. Inside edges it to the leg side\n Suyash Sharma to Ravindra, no run Googly beats the slashing cover drive. Length ball looped on fifth stump, went with the angle. Fizzed off the pitch\n Suyash Sharma to Ravindra, 1 run Looked like another googly. Length on leg, worked to long-on Slip in\n Suyash Sharma to Sam Curran, 1 run Shortish 96ks ball on leg. Looked slow, swatted off the back foot to deep midwicket\n Suyash Sharma to Ravindra, 1 run Wide and full, Ravindra reaches forward and uses his reach to essentially sweep it to long-off\n Suyash Sharma to Sam Curran, 2 runs Driven off the back foot, fumbled at cover. Sweeper runs left to stop it. Was a length ball angling away through fourth\n Suyash Sharma to Sam Curran, no run Much fuller but Curran tries to slap it square off the back foot. He's very late on it and Suyash gestures that the ball sped straight past him.\n Livingstone to Ravindra, 1 run Out-of-control chip goes well over the bowler and then rolls to long-off. Was a fullish ball around off that Ravindra tried to flick through midwicket\n Livingstone to Sam Curran, 1 run Slow and fullish, Curran dances down and clobbers it across the line. Not middled actually, ball goes to long-on\n Livingstone to Ravindra, FOUR runs Sits up off a length, Ravindra gets his back foot across to fourth stump and the front foot goes down leg. He opens himself up to pull it through the gap at cow corner\n Livingstone to Ravindra, 1 run Length around off, flicked to deep midwicket\n Livingstone to Sam Curran, OUT That's a pie but is sliced to long-on. Slow, loopy above-the-eyeline offbreak tossed up around off, Curran had to wait with a still base but might've done it for a touch too long and lost balance - he was falling over to the off side. He tried to muscle it with a low swipe across the line but got it off the bottom of the bat. Krunal runs in takes it, and throws it high. Livingstone is chuffed. \n Livingstone to Dube, 1 run Loopy and fullish on fourth, Dube backs away and drives along the ground to long-on\n Suyash Sharma to Dube, no run Gets away with a wide short ball. Cut off the bottom of the bat to cover\n Suyash Sharma to Dube, SIX runs Slot ball has been tonked over the sightscreen. Line's just outside off and it's a step-hit, lunge-hit actually. Dube's got big reach and the bat swing is smooth\n Suyash Sharma to Dube, no run Googly on a back of length lands around off and turns away a touch. Dube stays in the crease to defend it straight\n Suyash Sharma to Dube, FOUR runs Another poor ball. This one's a half-tracker. Doesn't rise much, Dube has enough time to swivel fully and direct the pull to the right of short fine leg Shivam Dube vs legspin in T20s RUNS 332 OUTS 11 4s\/6s 13\/28 SR 152.29 AVE 30.18\n Suyash Sharma to Dube, 1 run Another pull, this one's on the bounce to long-on's left. Suyash not finding his length though, a touch too short again\n Suyash Sharma to Ravindra, 1 run That's short on middle and off but with turn inwards, flicked to long-on Meanwhile, how do you follow Asian Games gold and Olympic bronze? Craig Fulton, ESPN's Coach of the Year in 2024, has his eyes on the World Cup and Asian Games in 2026 to lay a platform for Olympic gold Abhimanyu will take you to the end\n Yash Dayal to Ravindra, 1 run Full outside off, Ravindra gets a quick single to mid-off\n Yash Dayal to Dube, no run Offcutter outside off, cut away on the bounce to David at point\n Yash Dayal to Dube, 1 run Full and wide, he flashes at it and gets it over the leaping point fielder. Hazlewood at deep backward point does well to run across and keep it out. Saves three runs!\n Yash Dayal to Ravindra, 1 run On a length outside off, Ravindra pushes at it and gets it out to deep third\n Yash Dayal to Dube, 1 run Full outside off, Dube looks to go inside out but can only chip it to deep cover on the bounce\n Yash Dayal to Ravindra, FOUR runs That's a poor ball and Ravindra cashes in. Short and angled across, and he just pulls it wide of short fine leg\n Suyash Sharma to Dube, no run Suyash tosses it up quite wide and Dube squeezes it to cover\n Suyash Sharma to Dube, no run Legbreak on a length outside off, pushed out to cover's right Good start to the over from Suyash\n Suyash Sharma to Dube, 1 run Length ball, tossed up wide again. Suyash keeps it out of his arc and Dube goes across to slap it out to deep cover's right\n Suyash Sharma to Ravindra, no run Darted on a length outside off at 98kph, Ravindra can only punch it out to backward point\n Suyash Sharma to Ravindra, 1 bye Ooh beats him with a quick one! Full outside off at 99kph, he goes for a sweep and misses. The ball deflects towards short fine off Jitesh, allowing them a quick run\n Suyash Sharma to Dube, no run Oh, nicely bowled again! On a length outside off, 100kph, it stays low as Dube looks to hang back and pull it into the stands. Beats him comprehensively! Just two runs off the over, including a bye. Good comeback from Suyasah after being hit for a six last over\n Yash Dayal to Ravindra, OUT Absolute corker! 135kph yorker around off and Ravindra doesn't have a response! He swings for the fences but only manages an inside edge onto the pads and onto the stumps! The set batter is gone and RCB will feel ecstatic \n Yash Dayal to Jadeja, no run Length ball outside off, Jadeja is beaten on the cut\n Yash Dayal to Jadeja, 1 run Back of length outside off, Jadeja cuts it out to deep point CSK fans in the stand are wearing a dejected look\n Yash Dayal to Dube, FOUR runs Low full toss outside off and Dube hits it right back past Dayal. Kohli running across from long-on putws in a dive, but that was hit too hard for him to stop INNS 2 WKTS 7 RR 6.71 AVE 16.14\n Yash Dayal to Dube, OUT Chopped on! Length ball outside off, 137kph, and Dube looks to cut and can only find the inside edge onto the stumps! CSK slump further! \n Yash Dayal to Ashwin, 1 run Ashwin is greeted with a full toss on the pads which he clips out to deep backward square Timeout taken\n Livingstone to Ashwin, 1 run Floated full outside off, driven out to long-off Are RCB saving Suyash's final over for Dhoni?\n Livingstone to Jadeja, 2 runs Jadeja gets a top edge as he tries to sweep this full ball tossed up outside off. It lands well short of deep fine leg running across. He picks up two\n Livingstone to Jadeja, 1 run Tossed up on the stumps, Jadeja clips it out to long-on Livingstone sees Ashwin get in position to reverse-sweep and pulls out of his run-up\n Livingstone to Ashwin, 1 run Tossed up full on leg, Ashwin now eases it to deep backward square with a conventional sweep Now it's Jadeja who backs away as Livingstone runs in\n Livingstone to Jadeja, 1 run And now Jadeja gets an inside edge past the stumps as he looks to cut a length ball outside off How many times have these two rescued India with the bat in Tests? Can they do it for CSK in a t20 though?\n Livingstone to Ashwin, 1 run Legbreak on a length on leg, tucked out to deep midwicket\n Krunal to Ashwin, 1 run On a length around middle and off, Ashwin hangs back and pulls it out to deep midwicket's left\n Krunal to Jadeja, 2 runs On a length on middle and leg, 102kph, Jadeja tucks it out fine on the leg side. They do well to run two\n Krunal to Jadeja, no run Drilled in on a length arouind middle and leg at 105kph and Jadeja misses his flick and it goes off his thigh pads towards fine leg Ravindra Jadeja vs Krunal Pandya BALLS 30 RUNS 30 OUTS 2 SR 100.00 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Krunal to Jadeja, 1 run Krunal slows it down to 93kph and Jadeja flicks it out in front of square\n Krunal to Ashwin, 2 runs On a length outside off, Ashwin cuts it away through backward point. They get a brace as deep point runs across to his left\n Krunal to Ashwin, FOUR runs Ashwin brings out the reverse-sweep! It's full around middle and he manages to get it well over the infield. No one in the deep and the ball races away\n Livingstone to Jadeja, 1 run On a length outside off, Jadeja cuts it out to deep point\n Livingstone to Ashwin, OUT Chipped straight to long-on! Livingstone is all smiles at getting his second wicket. This is dropped short and Ashwin looks to rock back and pull. Doesn't get enough power on it and Phil Salt takes an easy catch. It's an all-English wicket from RCB's point of view and Ashwin walks off \n Livingstone to Dhoni, no run Livingstone tossed up on middle, Dhoni meets it with the perfect forward defensive\n Livingstone to Dhoni, 2 runs Full on leg, Dhoni skips out and eases it through fine leg for a couple to get off the mark. His first runs of the season!\n Livingstone to Dhoni, no run Floated full outside off, Dhoni skips down the track again and drives to cover\n Livingstone to Dhoni, no run Legbreak outside off, Dhoni prods at it and gets an inside edge onto the ground that bounces above Jitesh. He leaps and ensures there's no run\n Hazlewood to Jadeja, no run Hazlewood startws off with a back of length delivery on leg. Jadeja looks to whip it leg side but misses and the ball drops in front\n Hazlewood to Jadeja, no run Another dot! This is a full ball angled across Jadeja, who looks to steer it fine on the off side but is beaten\n Hazlewood to Jadeja, 1 run Short around leg, Jadeja pulls it onto the ground and through square leg as they scamper for a single\n Hazlewood to Dhoni, 1 run Driven out through cover for a single. This was full outside off and he gets it out to sweeper cover. RCB won't complain\n Hazlewood to Jadeja, FOUR runs Jadeja teases a reverse-ramp as Hazlewood runs in, the Aussie goes short around leg and Jadeja pulls it away hard through fine leg. A boundary after a while\n Hazlewood to Jadeja, no run Back of length delivery angled across him, Jadeja cuts it straight to backward point where Kohli collects and has a bit of banter with Jadeja\n Suyash Sharma to Dhoni, 1 run Tosses this up full outside off, Dhoni eases a drive to long-off\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, FOUR runs Angles this across Jadeja who latches on to this length ball and cuts it away through point\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 wide Dragged down outside leg, Jadeja swivels to pull but it goes down for a wide\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, SIX runs Tossed up full outside off, Jadeja hammers it over long-on for a six 3000 runs in the IPL for Jadeja! First to score 3000 runs and get 100 wickets in the IPL\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, no run Dropped short and Jadeja looks to hit it big, but misses\n Suyash Sharma to Jadeja, 1 run Full outside off, he hammers a drive to long-off\n Suyash Sharma to Dhoni, 1 run Tossed up full outside off, Dhoni drives to cover where Patidar lets it slip through him, they get a single\n Hazlewood to Dhoni, FOUR runs Dhoni goes across to a length ball and helps it fine on the leg side for a boundary that draws plenty of applause from the CSK faithful. Will help with NRR if not anything else\n Hazlewood to Dhoni, FOUR runs Short outside off now, Dhoni stands still, stands tall and pulls it over midwicket for a one-bounce four\n Hazlewood to Dhoni, 1 run On a length outside off, Dhoni pulls it out to long-on's right for a single\n Hazlewood to Jadeja, OUT And Hazlewood has another! Short on leg and angled across him at 137kph, Jadeja hammers a flat pull that goes to Salt's left at deep midwicket. Salt is running across and takes his above his head. Good catch from him, and Hazlewood has a third. He's been supremely good today! \n Hazlewood to Noor Ahmad, no run Bouncer just outside off that beats Noor all ends up as the Afghan looks to pull it away\n Hazlewood to Noor Ahmad, no run Another one dug in short around off and Noor misses out again. This one was almost 140kph. An Hazlewood bowls out for excellent figures of 3-21\n Krunal to Dhoni, no run Tossed full around off, Dhoni eases it through point. They don't try for a single\n Krunal to Dhoni, no run That's almost a bouncer from Krunal outside off! Dhoni looks to swat it away but misses\n Krunal to Dhoni, SIX runs Gets one in the slot and deposits it over deep midwicket At least Dhoni is giving the crowd something to cheer\n Krunal to Dhoni, SIX runs Two in a row! This is in the arc again and he swings it high over deep square leg\n Krunal to Dhoni, no run Krunal now tosses it up very full outside off and Dhoni can't connect","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Ashwin","Dhoni","Dube","Gaikwad","Hooda","Jadeja","Noor Ahmad","Ravindra","Sam Curran","Tripathi"],"Runs":[11.0,26.0,19.0,0.0,4.0,25.0,0.0,41.0,8.0,5.0],"Balls_Faced":[8,15,15,4,9,19,2,31,13,3],"Fours":[1,2,2,0,1,2,0,5,0,1],"Sixes":[0,2,1,0,0,1,0,0,0,0],"S\/R":[137.5,173.33,126.67,0.0,44.44,131.58,0.0,132.26,61.54,166.67],"dismissal":["c Salt b Livingstone","Not Out","b Yash Dayal","c sub (MS Bhandage) b Hazlewood","c \u2020Sharma b Kumar","c Salt b Hazlewood","Not Out","b Yash Dayal","c Pandya b Livingstone","c Salt b Hazlewood"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Bhuvneshwar","Hazlewood","Krunal","Livingstone","Suyash Sharma","Yash Dayal"],"Balls":[18,24,11,24,24,18],"Runs_Given":[20.0,21.0,22.0,28.0,32.0,18.0],"Wickets":[1,3,0,2,0,2],"Overs":[3.0,4.0,1.5,4.0,4.0,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .A hint of swing but the line is well outside off as Sudharsan shoulders arms. Called a .wide. .See all photos\nArora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .On a length around middle stump, Sudharsan pushes at it and gets it off the inside half .of the blade to the on-side .Stays over the wicket to Gill with a slip around\nArora to Gill, no run .Gentle length ball at 131kph on off stump. Gill gets right behind it and defends back to .the bowler\nArora to Gill, no run .Goes a touch fuller in length outside off stump at 125kph. Gill stretches forward and .drives to cover\nArora to Gill, no run .Shimmies down the pitch to the 130.5kph length ball outside off and punches to mid-off\nArora to Gill, 1 run .Tucked away to deep midwicket for a run. Goes for the inswinger at 125.3kph on off .and middle stump. He clips this neatly to Ramandeep\nArora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Angles the good length ball across Sudharsan outside off stump. He bunts this to cover- .point for a run. Tidy over from Arora.\nMoeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Quicker length ball at off stump, he pushes to point and searches for a run. Is sent back .quickly\nMoeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Floated on a length at middle stump, Sudharsan works this neatly to deep square leg for .a run .Over the wicket to Gill, slip goes\nMoeen Ali to Gill, 1 run .Shortens the length just a touch outside off, Gill eases to long-on\nMoeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Gently floated at 85.3kph on off and middle stump, Sudharsan presents the full face of .the bat and eases to long-off\nMoeen Ali to Gill, 1 run .Both batters a touch restrained so far. Tossed up on the fuller side at 89kph outside off, .he pushes all along the ground to long-on\nMoeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .There's the first boundary of the night and it comes from Sudharsan's blade. Stifle .short outside off, he hops back and cuts this through cover to get GT's boundary .counter running.\nArora to Gill, 1 run .Shapes the length ball on off stump, Gill punches this to mid-on and sets off. There is a .direct hit but Gill was home, He will have to be careful with his running. He was run out .just in the last match\nArora to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Nicely done. Angles the good length ball across Sudharsan outside off, he waits for the .ball and opens the face of the blade past short third for his second four in a row\nArora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Arora goes a touch fuller around off stump, he pushes towards cover with soft hands .and sets off\nArora to Gill, 1 run .Rising good length ball on off stump, he turns this to midwicket and takes a quick run\nArora to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .SCORCHING cover drive and Sai Sudharsan's strike rate has taken off. On a length .outside off, he drives on the up through covers with elegance, panache and all that jazz. .Goes around the wicket\nArora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Angles the length ball on off stump, he pushes towards covers and sets off\nMoeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Fired in at 89kph on off stump, he pushes to extra cover and they take another quick run\nMoeen Ali to Gill, no run .Darted outside off, he shimmies down the track and punches to the left of Moeen who .makes a good stop . .Shubman Gill in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1973 .OUTS .52 .4s\/6s .258\/45 .SR .127.78 .AVE .37.94\nMoeen Ali to Gill, no run .Dragged but straight to short midwicket. Gill is getting a touch antsy. Was floated .outside off, he sweeps but can't beat Russell\nMoeen Ali to Gill, 1 run .Fired on a length outside off, he sweeps again and once again mistimes this to deep .midwicket\nMoeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .A bit of turn as Moeen goes slower through the air. Was on a length outside off, he .pushes back to the bowler . .Moeen Ali in IPL, 2025 .INNS .3 .WKTS .3 .ECON .5.38 .AVE .17.66 .BEST .2\/23\nMoeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Stifle short outside off, Sai Sudharsan stays back and punches this neatly but can't beat .extra cover\nHarshit Rana to Gill, 1 wide .Goes on a length well outside off, Gill shoulders arms. That was well outside the .tramline\nHarshit Rana to Gill, FOUR runs .Finally a boundary for Gill, his first of the night, off his 12th ball. Some width on offer .from Rana and Gill cashes in. Carves him over covers for another four.\nHarshit Rana to Gill, FOUR runs .Short, wide and punished. He gets in position early and thumps the cut past point. The .ball races away\nHarshit Rana to Gill, 1 run .Short of a length just around off stump, he goes back and taps this to point with a slight .open face of the bat . .Shubman Gill vs Harshit Rana .BALLS .13 .RUNS .28 .OUTS .0 .SR .215.38 .4s\/6s .6\/0\nHarshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .slower offcutter at 111.2kph outside off. He punches to deep point for a run\nHarshit Rana to Gill, 1 run .Goes fuller with the ball seaming in a touch around off stump, he punches to mid-on .and sets off for a quick single\nHarshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Short of a good length on middle and leg stump, he flicks this to midwicket.\nVarun to Gill, FOUR runs .Gives some width early to Gill and he won't miss out. Was short and a tad wide, he slaps .this past a diving Ramandeep at backward point\nVarun to Gill, no run .Gets the ball on a length just outside off, he works this to short midwicket\nVarun to Gill, 1 run .Darted in on Gill's pads at 106.7kph, he ticks this to short fine leg .Around the wicket. Long-off and deep backward square leg is back\nVarun to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Fired it at 95kph on middle stump, he clips this to the left of mid-on and they take a run\nVarun to Gill, 1 run .Flatter and on a length on off stump, he punches this firmly to mid-off and Russell, with .creaky knees and all has to bend and intercept\nVarun to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Stifle short outside off, he pulls but can't beat short midwicket Gurbaz yells a 'no run' .from behind the stumps before the batters could\nMoeen Ali to Gill, SIX runs .FETCH THAT! Floated on off stump, he jumps down the track, goes across the line and .whacks him miles over deep midwicket.\nMoeen Ali to Gill, FOUR runs .After the power, here's the deft touch. Floated outside off, he stays back and waits... .and waits before playing the late cut just past Gurbaz\nMoeen Ali to Gill, FOUR runs .WRISTY GILL! That is such a top shot! Flighted fuller length well outside off, it was quite .close to the tramline in fact. Gill unleashes a flick of the wrists and sends the sweep to .the right of long-on\nMoeen Ali to Gill, no run .Quicker outside off, he pushes to the right of the bowler who intercepts\nMoeen Ali to Gill, 2 runs .Flatter on off, he works this towards deep midwicket with soft hands and some .excellent running gives them a couple .Around . .Shubman Gill in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .2026 .OUTS .47 .4s\/6s .145\/70 .SR .142.77 .AVE .43.10\nMoeen Ali to Gill, 1 run .Angles the length ball outside off, Gill drives with an open face of the bat to the left of .deep point for a run\nNarine to Gill, 1 run .Gets some good bounce right away on the length ball outside off turning away from Gill. .He drives firmly to deep cover .Stays over the wicket\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .On a length on middle stump turning into Sai Sudharsan who works this to deep .midwicket\nNarine to Gill, 1 run .Floaty length ball on off stump, Gill eases this to long-on\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Flatter 92kph length ball on leg stump, he can't work that away and works it on the pad\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .Easy one shouts Gurbaz but the batters have other ideas. They rush back for two. Was .fired on a length on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg with soft .hands.\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .A touch slower on leg stump, he turns this towards midwicket as Narine and Gurbaz .sprint behind the ball\nVarun to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .That has been pulled with some power but only for a run. Dragged down outside off, he .goes back and muscles the pull. Rinku takes a step back as he collects.\nVarun to Gill, no run .Beaten by a jaffa and there is a wry smile from Gill. Legspinner that pitches on off and .turns away past Gill's outside edge.\nVarun to Gill, FOUR runs .Splits the gap! Too short on middle and leg, he waits for it and then pulls this in front of .square between deep square leg and deep fine leg\nVarun to Gill, 1 run .Flatter outside off, he punches to short extra cover and sets off\nVarun to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .SLAMMED! Googly but that was too short and too wide well outside off. He goes back .and slaps this past midwicket .Over the wicket\nVarun to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Wrong'un again on leg stump, he pushes past the bowler for a run\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .THUMPED one more time! Dragged down just a touch but this guy is so quick to pick .length and then find the gaps. He rocks back and pummels this to the deep square leg .fence . .Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 .INNS .8 .RUNS .400 .SR .151.51 .AVE .57.14 .HS .82\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Flatter outside off, he punches to extra cover\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Darted in on middle stump at 94kph, he eases this to long-off\nNarine to Gill, 2 runs .Looking for two and they get two with ease. A touch slower just outside off, he ticks this .with soft hands towards midwicket. Aaja, aaja shouts Gill and Sai Sudharsan responds.\nNarine to Gill, no run .Wrong'un on off stump, he defends towards cover\nNarine to Gill, (no ball) 1 run .A touch flatter on Gill's pads, he works this towards deep midwicket for a run. Hang on, .Narine seems to have overstepped. Yep, the buzzers are off. .Free-hit\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Can't take full toll. Low full toss outside off, he drags this right of the cue end of the .blade to deep midwicket .Please welcome Vishal for his first stint today","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs KKR, 39th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide A hint of swing but the line is well outside off as Sudharsan shoulders arms. Called a wide. See all photos\n Arora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run On a length around middle stump, Sudharsan pushes at it and gets it off the inside half of the blade to the on-side Stays over the wicket to Gill with a slip around\n Arora to Gill, no run Gentle length ball at 131kph on off stump. Gill gets right behind it and defends back to the bowler\n Arora to Gill, no run Goes a touch fuller in length outside off stump at 125kph. Gill stretches forward and drives to cover\n Arora to Gill, no run Shimmies down the pitch to the 130.5kph length ball outside off and punches to mid-off\n Arora to Gill, 1 run Tucked away to deep midwicket for a run. Goes for the inswinger at 125.3kph on off and middle stump. He clips this neatly to Ramandeep\n Arora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Angles the good length ball across Sudharsan outside off stump. He bunts this to cover-point for a run. Tidy over from Arora.\n Moeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Quicker length ball at off stump, he pushes to point and searches for a run. Is sent back quickly\n Moeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Floated on a length at middle stump, Sudharsan works this neatly to deep square leg for a run Over the wicket to Gill, slip goes\n Moeen Ali to Gill, 1 run Shortens the length just a touch outside off, Gill eases to long-on\n Moeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Gently floated at 85.3kph on off and middle stump, Sudharsan presents the full face of the bat and eases to long-off\n Moeen Ali to Gill, 1 run Both batters a touch restrained so far. Tossed up on the fuller side at 89kph outside off, he pushes all along the ground to long-on\n Moeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs There's the first boundary of the night and it comes from Sudharsan's blade. Stifle short outside off, he hops back and cuts this through cover to get GT's boundary counter running.\n Arora to Gill, 1 run Shapes the length ball on off stump, Gill punches this to mid-on and sets off. There is a direct hit but Gill was home, He will have to be careful with his running. He was run out just in the last match\n Arora to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Nicely done. Angles the good length ball across Sudharsan outside off, he waits for the ball and opens the face of the blade past short third for his second four in a row\n Arora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Arora goes a touch fuller around off stump, he pushes towards cover with soft hands and sets off\n Arora to Gill, 1 run Rising good length ball on off stump, he turns this to midwicket and takes a quick run\n Arora to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs SCORCHING cover drive and Sai Sudharsan's strike rate has taken off. On a length outside off, he drives on the up through covers with elegance, panache and all that jazz. Goes around the wicket\n Arora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Angles the length ball on off stump, he pushes towards covers and sets off\n Moeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Fired in at 89kph on off stump, he pushes to extra cover and they take another quick run\n Moeen Ali to Gill, no run Darted outside off, he shimmies down the track and punches to the left of Moeen who makes a good stop RUNS 1973 OUTS 52 4s\/6s 258\/45 SR 127.78 AVE 37.94\n Moeen Ali to Gill, no run Dragged but straight to short midwicket. Gill is getting a touch antsy. Was floated outside off, he sweeps but can't beat Russell\n Moeen Ali to Gill, 1 run Fired on a length outside off, he sweeps again and once again mistimes this to deep midwicket\n Moeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, no run A bit of turn as Moeen goes slower through the air. Was on a length outside off, he pushes back to the bowler Moeen Ali in IPL, 2025 INNS 3 WKTS 3 ECON 5.38 AVE 17.66 BEST 2\/23\n Moeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Stifle short outside off, Sai Sudharsan stays back and punches this neatly but can't beat extra cover\n Harshit Rana to Gill, 1 wide Goes on a length well outside off, Gill shoulders arms. That was well outside the tramline\n Harshit Rana to Gill, FOUR runs Finally a boundary for Gill, his first of the night, off his 12th ball. Some width on offer from Rana and Gill cashes in. Carves him over covers for another four.\n Harshit Rana to Gill, FOUR runs Short, wide and punished. He gets in position early and thumps the cut past point. The ball races away\n Harshit Rana to Gill, 1 run Short of a length just around off stump, he goes back and taps this to point with a slight open face of the bat Shubman Gill vs Harshit Rana BALLS 13 RUNS 28 OUTS 0 SR 215.38 4s\/6s 6\/0\n Harshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run slower offcutter at 111.2kph outside off. He punches to deep point for a run\n Harshit Rana to Gill, 1 run Goes fuller with the ball seaming in a touch around off stump, he punches to mid-on and sets off for a quick single\n Harshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Short of a good length on middle and leg stump, he flicks this to midwicket.\n Varun to Gill, FOUR runs Gives some width early to Gill and he won't miss out. Was short and a tad wide, he slaps this past a diving Ramandeep at backward point\n Varun to Gill, no run Gets the ball on a length just outside off, he works this to short midwicket\n Varun to Gill, 1 run Darted in on Gill's pads at 106.7kph, he ticks this to short fine leg Around the wicket. Long-off and deep backward square leg is back\n Varun to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Fired it at 95kph on middle stump, he clips this to the left of mid-on and they take a run\n Varun to Gill, 1 run Flatter and on a length on off stump, he punches this firmly to mid-off and Russell, with creaky knees and all has to bend and intercept\n Varun to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Stifle short outside off, he pulls but can't beat short midwicket Gurbaz yells a 'no run' from behind the stumps before the batters could\n Moeen Ali to Gill, SIX runs FETCH THAT! Floated on off stump, he jumps down the track, goes across the line and whacks him miles over deep midwicket.\n Moeen Ali to Gill, FOUR runs After the power, here's the deft touch. Floated outside off, he stays back and waits... and waits before playing the late cut just past Gurbaz\n Moeen Ali to Gill, FOUR runs WRISTY GILL! That is such a top shot! Flighted fuller length well outside off, it was quite close to the tramline in fact. Gill unleashes a flick of the wrists and sends the sweep to the right of long-on\n Moeen Ali to Gill, no run Quicker outside off, he pushes to the right of the bowler who intercepts\n Moeen Ali to Gill, 2 runs Flatter on off, he works this towards deep midwicket with soft hands and some excellent running gives them a couple Around RUNS 2026 OUTS 47 4s\/6s 145\/70 SR 142.77 AVE 43.10\n Moeen Ali to Gill, 1 run Angles the length ball outside off, Gill drives with an open face of the bat to the left of deep point for a run\n Narine to Gill, 1 run Gets some good bounce right away on the length ball outside off turning away from Gill. He drives firmly to deep cover Stays over the wicket\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run On a length on middle stump turning into Sai Sudharsan who works this to deep midwicket\n Narine to Gill, 1 run Floaty length ball on off stump, Gill eases this to long-on\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Flatter 92kph length ball on leg stump, he can't work that away and works it on the pad\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs Easy one shouts Gurbaz but the batters have other ideas. They rush back for two. Was fired on a length on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg with soft hands.\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run A touch slower on leg stump, he turns this towards midwicket as Narine and Gurbaz sprint behind the ball\n Varun to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run That has been pulled with some power but only for a run. Dragged down outside off, he goes back and muscles the pull. Rinku takes a step back as he collects.\n Varun to Gill, no run Beaten by a jaffa and there is a wry smile from Gill. Legspinner that pitches on off and turns away past Gill's outside edge.\n Varun to Gill, FOUR runs Splits the gap! Too short on middle and leg, he waits for it and then pulls this in front of square between deep square leg and deep fine leg\n Varun to Gill, 1 run Flatter outside off, he punches to short extra cover and sets off\n Varun to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs SLAMMED! Googly but that was too short and too wide well outside off. He goes back and slaps this past midwicket Over the wicket\n Varun to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Wrong'un again on leg stump, he pushes past the bowler for a run\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs THUMPED one more time! Dragged down just a touch but this guy is so quick to pick length and then find the gaps. He rocks back and pummels this to the deep square leg fence Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 INNS 8 RUNS 400 SR 151.51 AVE 57.14 HS 82\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Flatter outside off, he punches to extra cover\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Darted in on middle stump at 94kph, he eases this to long-off\n Narine to Gill, 2 runs Looking for two and they get two with ease. A touch slower just outside off, he ticks this with soft hands towards midwicket. Aaja, aaja shouts Gill and Sai Sudharsan responds.\n Narine to Gill, no run Wrong'un on off stump, he defends towards cover\n A touch flatter on Gill's pads, he works this towards deep midwicket for a run. Hang on, Narine seems to have overstepped. Yep, the buzzers are off. Free-hit\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Can't take full toll. Low full toss outside off, he drags this right of the cue end of the blade to deep midwicket Please welcome Vishal for his first stint today","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Gill"],"Runs":[37.0,49.0],"Balls_Faced":[28,33],"Fours":[5,6],"Sixes":[0,1],"S\/R":[132.14,148.48],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arora","Harshit Rana","Moeen Ali","Narine","Varun"],"Balls":[12,6,18,12,12],"Runs_Given":[16.0,12.0,27.0,16.0,18.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,3.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .A hint of swing but the line is well outside off as Sudharsan shoulders arms. Called a .wide. .See all photos\nArora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .On a length around middle stump, Sudharsan pushes at it and gets it off the inside half .of the blade to the on-side .Stays over the wicket to Gill with a slip around\nArora to Gill, no run .Gentle length ball at 131kph on off stump. Gill gets right behind it and defends back to .the bowler\nArora to Gill, no run .Goes a touch fuller in length outside off stump at 125kph. Gill stretches forward and .drives to cover\nArora to Gill, no run .Shimmies down the pitch to the 130.5kph length ball outside off and punches to mid-off\nArora to Gill, 1 run .Tucked away to deep midwicket for a run. Goes for the inswinger at 125.3kph on off .and middle stump. He clips this neatly to Ramandeep\nArora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Angles the good length ball across Sudharsan outside off stump. He bunts this to cover- .point for a run. Tidy over from Arora.\nMoeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Quicker length ball at off stump, he pushes to point and searches for a run. Is sent back .quickly\nMoeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Floated on a length at middle stump, Sudharsan works this neatly to deep square leg for .a run .Over the wicket to Gill, slip goes\nMoeen Ali to Gill, 1 run .Shortens the length just a touch outside off, Gill eases to long-on\nMoeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Gently floated at 85.3kph on off and middle stump, Sudharsan presents the full face of .the bat and eases to long-off\nMoeen Ali to Gill, 1 run .Both batters a touch restrained so far. Tossed up on the fuller side at 89kph outside off, .he pushes all along the ground to long-on\nMoeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .There's the first boundary of the night and it comes from Sudharsan's blade. Stifle .short outside off, he hops back and cuts this through cover to get GT's boundary .counter running.\nArora to Gill, 1 run .Shapes the length ball on off stump, Gill punches this to mid-on and sets off. There is a .direct hit but Gill was home, He will have to be careful with his running. He was run out .just in the last match\nArora to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .Nicely done. Angles the good length ball across Sudharsan outside off, he waits for the .ball and opens the face of the blade past short third for his second four in a row\nArora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Arora goes a touch fuller around off stump, he pushes towards cover with soft hands .and sets off\nArora to Gill, 1 run .Rising good length ball on off stump, he turns this to midwicket and takes a quick run\nArora to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .SCORCHING cover drive and Sai Sudharsan's strike rate has taken off. On a length .outside off, he drives on the up through covers with elegance, panache and all that jazz. .Goes around the wicket\nArora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Angles the length ball on off stump, he pushes towards covers and sets off\nMoeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Fired in at 89kph on off stump, he pushes to extra cover and they take another quick run\nMoeen Ali to Gill, no run .Darted outside off, he shimmies down the track and punches to the left of Moeen who .makes a good stop . .Shubman Gill in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .1973 .OUTS .52 .4s\/6s .258\/45 .SR .127.78 .AVE .37.94\nMoeen Ali to Gill, no run .Dragged but straight to short midwicket. Gill is getting a touch antsy. Was floated .outside off, he sweeps but can't beat Russell\nMoeen Ali to Gill, 1 run .Fired on a length outside off, he sweeps again and once again mistimes this to deep .midwicket\nMoeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .A bit of turn as Moeen goes slower through the air. Was on a length outside off, he .pushes back to the bowler . .Moeen Ali in IPL, 2025 .INNS .3 .WKTS .3 .ECON .5.38 .AVE .17.66 .BEST .2\/23\nMoeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Stifle short outside off, Sai Sudharsan stays back and punches this neatly but can't beat .extra cover\nHarshit Rana to Gill, 1 wide .Goes on a length well outside off, Gill shoulders arms. That was well outside the .tramline\nHarshit Rana to Gill, FOUR runs .Finally a boundary for Gill, his first of the night, off his 12th ball. Some width on offer .from Rana and Gill cashes in. Carves him over covers for another four.\nHarshit Rana to Gill, FOUR runs .Short, wide and punished. He gets in position early and thumps the cut past point. The .ball races away\nHarshit Rana to Gill, 1 run .Short of a length just around off stump, he goes back and taps this to point with a slight .open face of the bat . .Shubman Gill vs Harshit Rana .BALLS .13 .RUNS .28 .OUTS .0 .SR .215.38 .4s\/6s .6\/0\nHarshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .slower offcutter at 111.2kph outside off. He punches to deep point for a run\nHarshit Rana to Gill, 1 run .Goes fuller with the ball seaming in a touch around off stump, he punches to mid-on .and sets off for a quick single\nHarshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Short of a good length on middle and leg stump, he flicks this to midwicket.\nVarun to Gill, FOUR runs .Gives some width early to Gill and he won't miss out. Was short and a tad wide, he slaps .this past a diving Ramandeep at backward point\nVarun to Gill, no run .Gets the ball on a length just outside off, he works this to short midwicket\nVarun to Gill, 1 run .Darted in on Gill's pads at 106.7kph, he ticks this to short fine leg .Around the wicket. Long-off and deep backward square leg is back\nVarun to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Fired it at 95kph on middle stump, he clips this to the left of mid-on and they take a run\nVarun to Gill, 1 run .Flatter and on a length on off stump, he punches this firmly to mid-off and Russell, with .creaky knees and all has to bend and intercept\nVarun to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Stifle short outside off, he pulls but can't beat short midwicket Gurbaz yells a 'no run' .from behind the stumps before the batters could\nMoeen Ali to Gill, SIX runs .FETCH THAT! Floated on off stump, he jumps down the track, goes across the line and .whacks him miles over deep midwicket.\nMoeen Ali to Gill, FOUR runs .After the power, here's the deft touch. Floated outside off, he stays back and waits... .and waits before playing the late cut just past Gurbaz\nMoeen Ali to Gill, FOUR runs .WRISTY GILL! That is such a top shot! Flighted fuller length well outside off, it was quite .close to the tramline in fact. Gill unleashes a flick of the wrists and sends the sweep to .the right of long-on\nMoeen Ali to Gill, no run .Quicker outside off, he pushes to the right of the bowler who intercepts\nMoeen Ali to Gill, 2 runs .Flatter on off, he works this towards deep midwicket with soft hands and some .excellent running gives them a couple .Around . .Shubman Gill in middle overs (in T20s) .RUNS .2026 .OUTS .47 .4s\/6s .145\/70 .SR .142.77 .AVE .43.10\nMoeen Ali to Gill, 1 run .Angles the length ball outside off, Gill drives with an open face of the bat to the left of .deep point for a run\nNarine to Gill, 1 run .Gets some good bounce right away on the length ball outside off turning away from Gill. .He drives firmly to deep cover .Stays over the wicket\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .On a length on middle stump turning into Sai Sudharsan who works this to deep .midwicket\nNarine to Gill, 1 run .Floaty length ball on off stump, Gill eases this to long-on\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Flatter 92kph length ball on leg stump, he can't work that away and works it on the pad\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .Easy one shouts Gurbaz but the batters have other ideas. They rush back for two. Was .fired on a length on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg with soft .hands.\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .A touch slower on leg stump, he turns this towards midwicket as Narine and Gurbaz .sprint behind the ball\nVarun to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .That has been pulled with some power but only for a run. Dragged down outside off, he .goes back and muscles the pull. Rinku takes a step back as he collects.\nVarun to Gill, no run .Beaten by a jaffa and there is a wry smile from Gill. Legspinner that pitches on off and .turns away past Gill's outside edge.\nVarun to Gill, FOUR runs .Splits the gap! Too short on middle and leg, he waits for it and then pulls this in front of .square between deep square leg and deep fine leg\nVarun to Gill, 1 run .Flatter outside off, he punches to short extra cover and sets off\nVarun to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .SLAMMED! Googly but that was too short and too wide well outside off. He goes back .and slaps this past midwicket .Over the wicket\nVarun to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Wrong'un again on leg stump, he pushes past the bowler for a run\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .THUMPED one more time! Dragged down just a touch but this guy is so quick to pick .length and then find the gaps. He rocks back and pummels this to the deep square leg .fence . .Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 .INNS .8 .RUNS .400 .SR .151.51 .AVE .57.14 .HS .82\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .Flatter outside off, he punches to extra cover\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Darted in on middle stump at 94kph, he eases this to long-off\nNarine to Gill, 2 runs .Looking for two and they get two with ease. A touch slower just outside off, he ticks this .with soft hands towards midwicket. Aaja, aaja shouts Gill and Sai Sudharsan responds.\nNarine to Gill, no run .Wrong'un on off stump, he defends towards cover\nNarine to Gill, (no ball) 1 run .A touch flatter on Gill's pads, he works this towards deep midwicket for a run. Hang on, .Narine seems to have overstepped. Yep, the buzzers are off. .Free-hit\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .Can't take full toll. Low full toss outside off, he drags this right of the cue end of the .blade to deep midwicket .Please welcome Vishal for his first stint today\nHarshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs .welcome back, Mr Rana! Pace off but the offcutter is overpitched outside off and Sai Su .leans into that nicely for a cover drive four\nHarshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, no run .much better slower on on the stumps and with a better length, this time the batter waits .and defends .Goes around now\nHarshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide .quick with pace but he uses the angle bit too much and this is a wide down leg\nHarshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .112.6kmh, slow again and outside off, he taps it towards point for an easy single\nHarshit Rana to Gill, 1 run .almost chopped on on 49! Gill waits on the back foot and punches towards cover but .only gets an inside edge onto his pad. They run across anyway and it's Gill's fifty off 34 .balls\nHarshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs .is that the first big shot from Sai Sudharsan? I think so, and it's gone all the way for a .six. Short ball angling in, he waits on the back foot for the pivot and helps it along the .way for six over fine leg .It's a century opening stand\nHarshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs .slow on length outside off again, and this time Sai Sudharsan's fifty with a single to .deep third. This one is off 33 balls .Last three overs have all gone for over 10 each\nNarine to Gill, 1 run .starts with one at 93kmh outside off, short enough to be punched away for one\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .short on leg now and Sai Sudharsan pulls that away for one more\nNarine to Gill, 1 run .leans into the length ball outside off for a single flicked to leg\nNarine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run .pitched up slightly and smashes that to long-on's left with hard hands. Russell tumbles .to keep it to one\nNarine to Gill, FOUR runs .poor fielding in the deep on leg and that's gone for four! Swept behind square and Arora .runs to his left, lazily stretches out with his left arm and even touches the ball but .doesn't make any real effort to hold on to that. Boundary\nNarine to Gill, 1 run .carved into the off side this time just wide of point for one\nRussell to Gill, 1 run .starts with a short and wide delivery, Gill scythes it away for one\nRussell to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT .Russell has done it, Gurbaz thinks there's an edge while Russell hardly appeals but the .batter is walking. It's the golden arm of Russell like someone said recently. He bangs .the ball short with seam up outside off, Sai Sudharsan cuts and only gets a faint edge .for a regulation catch for the keeper .Sai Sudharsan c \u2020Rahmanullah Gurbaz b Russell 52 (36b 6x4 1x6 55m) SR: 144.44\nRussell to Buttler, no run .inner half of the bat first ball for the short of length ball outside off. Looked to play it on .off but went to midwicket\nRussell to Buttler, FOUR runs .shot into the pitch, pulled just wide of midwicket and that's enough to get a boundary .because of the massive gap between long-on and deep backward square leg\nRussell to Buttler, FOUR runs .over the covers and it's a one-bounce four this time! Dances down on his third ball to .make it a half-volley and middles that over the infield .Deep midwicket also there now but nobody at deep cover. Where will Buttler go now?\nRussell to Buttler, FOUR runs .Buttler is not interested in planting too many trees tonight. He makes it three in a row .with an early shuffle to off for the scoop and even though he does't middle it, it's gone .through the slip region, fine for four\nVarun to Gill, no run .flat and quick on off, no turn and he taps it back\nVarun to Gill, 1 run .turning away now from outside off and Gill cuts that square for one\nVarun to Buttler, no run .95.1kmh, looks like that stopped a little before reaching Buttler with a scrambled seam, .almost popped it to midwicket but landed before him . .Jos Buttler vs Varun Chakravarthy .BALLS .52 .RUNS .77 .OUTS .5 .SR .148.07 .4s\/6s .7\/3\nVarun to Buttler, no run .gently taps this fuller one on off to cover this time\nVarun to Buttler, 1 run .short and wide, loose delivery after those dot balls and Buttler gets room for a cut to .deep point\nVarun to Gill, 1 run .confident drive for the full ball with a forward lean, single to deep cover to end the over .Just three singles, no boundary in that over\nHarshit Rana to Gill, 1 run .slow offcutter cuts in sharply from outside off and Gill's scythe gets decent enough bat .for a single square of the wicket\nHarshit Rana to Buttler, no run .goes through! The slower offcutter couldn't have been a surprise there for Buttler, but .he has missed that while trying to push away from the body without any footwork. .Doesn't even get close to it\nHarshit Rana to Buttler, FOUR runs .the reverse paddle this time, doesn't middle another shot behind the wicket but the edge .is enough to send it ballooning just over the keeper for four\nHarshit Rana to Buttler, FOUR runs .dropped by Vaibhav Arora! He's having a nightmare of a day in the field. First that .misfield and now drops a straightforward catch. Buttler can't connect with these cutters .tonight, skies one down the ground and Arora is at mid-off, enough time to go back a .few steps which he doesn't, but shells it. What's worse, it pops out and rolls away to the .long-off boundary .See all photos\nHarshit Rana to Buttler, no run .another slower one outside off, another reverse paddle but this time he can't connect\nHarshit Rana to Buttler, 1 run .ends the over with a cutter, Buttler goes down the ground by keeping it along the carpet .for a single\nVarun to Buttler, no run .short and wide, tapped to point and no time to runs\nVarun to Buttler, 2 runs .over the top now, and this one's dropped by long-off running in from the deep. But this .was much tougher. Manish Pandey running in, puts in a forward dive and gets the hands .under the ball but maybe a split second behind the ball\nVarun to Buttler, 1 run .outside off again, and driven into the covers for one\nVarun to Gill, FOUR runs .smoked down the ground for four! Pitched up, Gill doens't even have to move his feet .and he bashes that straight back over Varun's head\nVarun to Gill, FOUR runs .swatted to the leg side, that's four more! It looked like Moeen would get there while .running to his right from long-on, but his slide with the legs in front mad it too late. .Excellent timing, but from Gill\nVarun to Gill, 1 run .tapped to the right of point for a quick single and they make it safely with a wayward .through to the keeper\nNarine to Gill, 2 runs .straight on off, punched with some room through extra cover and they take two\nNarine to Gill, SIX runs .this is almost how he hit the first six tonight, and he does it again! Pitched up, in the arc .for Gill and he sends that sailing over deep midwicket with a middled slog sweep .See all photos\nNarine to Gill, 1 run .waits for this shorter delivery and nudges it to leg for one\nNarine to Buttler, no run .turns into the batter and he's beaten by the turn to be hit on the thigh\nNarine to Buttler, 1 run .offbreak again, this time he clips it square for one\nNarine to Gill, 1 run .97.5kmh, length ball on middle and leg, tucked to deep midwicket for one .Great comeback from Narine for three singles after that six\nArora to Gill, no run .133.2kmh, slightly wide low full toss outside off, he attempts the reverse paddle and .misses\nArora to Gill, no run .slow and full delivery is drilled back and Arora does well to get his foot in the way\nArora to Gill, SIX runs .slow again but this one is really short and there's nobody at deep square leg. Gill can .pull it without any worries and he does well to time that nicely after waiting for the .slower one\nArora to Gill, FOUR runs .on the other side this time, exactly 180 degrees and it's scythed for four Attempted wide .yorker is almost a half volley and Gill carves that away wide of point in the gap\nArora to Gill, OUT .taken by Rinku Singh at the cow corner! Dipping full toss around knee height and Gill .swats that to leg before Rinku dives forward to pouch that nicely well inside the .boundary. The clean catch gets an applause from the bowler while Gill gets an applause .from his dugout .Shubman Gill c Singh b Arora 90 (55b 10x4 3x6 80m) SR: 163.63\nArora to Tewatia, no run .no room or way to get under the near yorker on the stumps, Tewatia can only punch it .back and Arora stops it\nHarshit Rana to Buttler, FOUR runs .pace off but too full, and Buttler comes down as well to smash that low full toss straight .down to the long-off boundary\nHarshit Rana to Buttler, 1 run .nails the yorker outside off and Buttler can't do much for it apart from digging it out to .off for one .Long on for Tewatia, but mid off in the circle\nHarshit Rana to Tewatia, OUT .pace off yet again, and it does the trick because Tewatia goes for a big shot on the off .side but can't connect well and the reliable Ramandeep gets under it nicely .Rahul Tewatia c Ramandeep Singh b Harshit Rana 0 (2b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 0\nHarshit Rana to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .116.8kmh, slow offcutter outside off on length, gently bunted to long on for one .Right, can Buttler take them to 200? Long on and long off both deep now, big gap in the .covers\nHarshit Rana to Buttler, 1 run .really wide outside and Buttler shuffles away to off and almost sweeps that to deep .midwicket. Just one\nHarshit Rana to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .low full toss on off and it's struck back down to long on. Also a single .Excellent for KKR, just eight from it and a wicket\nArora to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run .slow and dipping yorker outside off, digs it out to mid off for one .Mid on in the circle\nArora to Buttler, FOUR runs .gets the wide yorker right but Buttler does well to carve it away behind point and deep .third sprints to his right to finish with a dive but it's not enough\nArora to Buttler, FOUR runs .another wide yorker, another one scythed although this one had a chance of being .stopped at point, but Rahane's dive to his left was just not enough. No chance for deep .third this time\nArora to Buttler, 1 run .goes closer to the stumps now with a full toss, doesn't quote middle that swat to wide .long on\nArora to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs .finally Shahrukh middles it and it's his first boundary, keeps the 200 hopes alive! Perfect .full toss around waist height outside off, smashed to the leg side boundary into the .crowd","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - GT vs KKR, 39th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide A hint of swing but the line is well outside off as Sudharsan shoulders arms. Called a wide. See all photos\n Arora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run On a length around middle stump, Sudharsan pushes at it and gets it off the inside half of the blade to the on-side Stays over the wicket to Gill with a slip around\n Arora to Gill, no run Gentle length ball at 131kph on off stump. Gill gets right behind it and defends back to the bowler\n Arora to Gill, no run Goes a touch fuller in length outside off stump at 125kph. Gill stretches forward and drives to cover\n Arora to Gill, no run Shimmies down the pitch to the 130.5kph length ball outside off and punches to mid-off\n Arora to Gill, 1 run Tucked away to deep midwicket for a run. Goes for the inswinger at 125.3kph on off and middle stump. He clips this neatly to Ramandeep\n Arora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Angles the good length ball across Sudharsan outside off stump. He bunts this to cover-point for a run. Tidy over from Arora.\n Moeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Quicker length ball at off stump, he pushes to point and searches for a run. Is sent back quickly\n Moeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Floated on a length at middle stump, Sudharsan works this neatly to deep square leg for a run Over the wicket to Gill, slip goes\n Moeen Ali to Gill, 1 run Shortens the length just a touch outside off, Gill eases to long-on\n Moeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Gently floated at 85.3kph on off and middle stump, Sudharsan presents the full face of the bat and eases to long-off\n Moeen Ali to Gill, 1 run Both batters a touch restrained so far. Tossed up on the fuller side at 89kph outside off, he pushes all along the ground to long-on\n Moeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs There's the first boundary of the night and it comes from Sudharsan's blade. Stifle short outside off, he hops back and cuts this through cover to get GT's boundary counter running.\n Arora to Gill, 1 run Shapes the length ball on off stump, Gill punches this to mid-on and sets off. There is a direct hit but Gill was home, He will have to be careful with his running. He was run out just in the last match\n Arora to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs Nicely done. Angles the good length ball across Sudharsan outside off, he waits for the ball and opens the face of the blade past short third for his second four in a row\n Arora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Arora goes a touch fuller around off stump, he pushes towards cover with soft hands and sets off\n Arora to Gill, 1 run Rising good length ball on off stump, he turns this to midwicket and takes a quick run\n Arora to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs SCORCHING cover drive and Sai Sudharsan's strike rate has taken off. On a length outside off, he drives on the up through covers with elegance, panache and all that jazz. Goes around the wicket\n Arora to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Angles the length ball on off stump, he pushes towards covers and sets off\n Moeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Fired in at 89kph on off stump, he pushes to extra cover and they take another quick run\n Moeen Ali to Gill, no run Darted outside off, he shimmies down the track and punches to the left of Moeen who makes a good stop RUNS 1973 OUTS 52 4s\/6s 258\/45 SR 127.78 AVE 37.94\n Moeen Ali to Gill, no run Dragged but straight to short midwicket. Gill is getting a touch antsy. Was floated outside off, he sweeps but can't beat Russell\n Moeen Ali to Gill, 1 run Fired on a length outside off, he sweeps again and once again mistimes this to deep midwicket\n Moeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, no run A bit of turn as Moeen goes slower through the air. Was on a length outside off, he pushes back to the bowler Moeen Ali in IPL, 2025 INNS 3 WKTS 3 ECON 5.38 AVE 17.66 BEST 2\/23\n Moeen Ali to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Stifle short outside off, Sai Sudharsan stays back and punches this neatly but can't beat extra cover\n Harshit Rana to Gill, 1 wide Goes on a length well outside off, Gill shoulders arms. That was well outside the tramline\n Harshit Rana to Gill, FOUR runs Finally a boundary for Gill, his first of the night, off his 12th ball. Some width on offer from Rana and Gill cashes in. Carves him over covers for another four.\n Harshit Rana to Gill, FOUR runs Short, wide and punished. He gets in position early and thumps the cut past point. The ball races away\n Harshit Rana to Gill, 1 run Short of a length just around off stump, he goes back and taps this to point with a slight open face of the bat Shubman Gill vs Harshit Rana BALLS 13 RUNS 28 OUTS 0 SR 215.38 4s\/6s 6\/0\n Harshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run slower offcutter at 111.2kph outside off. He punches to deep point for a run\n Harshit Rana to Gill, 1 run Goes fuller with the ball seaming in a touch around off stump, he punches to mid-on and sets off for a quick single\n Harshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Short of a good length on middle and leg stump, he flicks this to midwicket.\n Varun to Gill, FOUR runs Gives some width early to Gill and he won't miss out. Was short and a tad wide, he slaps this past a diving Ramandeep at backward point\n Varun to Gill, no run Gets the ball on a length just outside off, he works this to short midwicket\n Varun to Gill, 1 run Darted in on Gill's pads at 106.7kph, he ticks this to short fine leg Around the wicket. Long-off and deep backward square leg is back\n Varun to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Fired it at 95kph on middle stump, he clips this to the left of mid-on and they take a run\n Varun to Gill, 1 run Flatter and on a length on off stump, he punches this firmly to mid-off and Russell, with creaky knees and all has to bend and intercept\n Varun to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Stifle short outside off, he pulls but can't beat short midwicket Gurbaz yells a 'no run' from behind the stumps before the batters could\n Moeen Ali to Gill, SIX runs FETCH THAT! Floated on off stump, he jumps down the track, goes across the line and whacks him miles over deep midwicket.\n Moeen Ali to Gill, FOUR runs After the power, here's the deft touch. Floated outside off, he stays back and waits... and waits before playing the late cut just past Gurbaz\n Moeen Ali to Gill, FOUR runs WRISTY GILL! That is such a top shot! Flighted fuller length well outside off, it was quite close to the tramline in fact. Gill unleashes a flick of the wrists and sends the sweep to the right of long-on\n Moeen Ali to Gill, no run Quicker outside off, he pushes to the right of the bowler who intercepts\n Moeen Ali to Gill, 2 runs Flatter on off, he works this towards deep midwicket with soft hands and some excellent running gives them a couple Around RUNS 2026 OUTS 47 4s\/6s 145\/70 SR 142.77 AVE 43.10\n Moeen Ali to Gill, 1 run Angles the length ball outside off, Gill drives with an open face of the bat to the left of deep point for a run\n Narine to Gill, 1 run Gets some good bounce right away on the length ball outside off turning away from Gill. He drives firmly to deep cover Stays over the wicket\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run On a length on middle stump turning into Sai Sudharsan who works this to deep midwicket\n Narine to Gill, 1 run Floaty length ball on off stump, Gill eases this to long-on\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Flatter 92kph length ball on leg stump, he can't work that away and works it on the pad\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs Easy one shouts Gurbaz but the batters have other ideas. They rush back for two. Was fired on a length on leg stump, he works this to deep backward square leg with soft hands.\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run A touch slower on leg stump, he turns this towards midwicket as Narine and Gurbaz sprint behind the ball\n Varun to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run That has been pulled with some power but only for a run. Dragged down outside off, he goes back and muscles the pull. Rinku takes a step back as he collects.\n Varun to Gill, no run Beaten by a jaffa and there is a wry smile from Gill. Legspinner that pitches on off and turns away past Gill's outside edge.\n Varun to Gill, FOUR runs Splits the gap! Too short on middle and leg, he waits for it and then pulls this in front of square between deep square leg and deep fine leg\n Varun to Gill, 1 run Flatter outside off, he punches to short extra cover and sets off\n Varun to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs SLAMMED! Googly but that was too short and too wide well outside off. He goes back and slaps this past midwicket Over the wicket\n Varun to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Wrong'un again on leg stump, he pushes past the bowler for a run\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs THUMPED one more time! Dragged down just a touch but this guy is so quick to pick length and then find the gaps. He rocks back and pummels this to the deep square leg fence Sai Sudharsan in IPL, 2025 INNS 8 RUNS 400 SR 151.51 AVE 57.14 HS 82\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, no run Flatter outside off, he punches to extra cover\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Darted in on middle stump at 94kph, he eases this to long-off\n Narine to Gill, 2 runs Looking for two and they get two with ease. A touch slower just outside off, he ticks this with soft hands towards midwicket. Aaja, aaja shouts Gill and Sai Sudharsan responds.\n Narine to Gill, no run Wrong'un on off stump, he defends towards cover\n A touch flatter on Gill's pads, he works this towards deep midwicket for a run. Hang on, Narine seems to have overstepped. Yep, the buzzers are off. Free-hit\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run Can't take full toll. Low full toss outside off, he drags this right of the cue end of the blade to deep midwicket Please welcome Vishal for his first stint today\n Harshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, FOUR runs welcome back, Mr Rana! Pace off but the offcutter is overpitched outside off and Sai Su leans into that nicely for a cover drive four\n Harshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, no run much better slower on on the stumps and with a better length, this time the batter waits and defends Goes around now\n Harshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 wide quick with pace but he uses the angle bit too much and this is a wide down leg\n Harshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run 112.6kmh, slow again and outside off, he taps it towards point for an easy single\n Harshit Rana to Gill, 1 run almost chopped on on 49! Gill waits on the back foot and punches towards cover but only gets an inside edge onto his pad. They run across anyway and it's Gill's fifty off 34 balls\n Harshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, SIX runs is that the first big shot from Sai Sudharsan? I think so, and it's gone all the way for a six. Short ball angling in, he waits on the back foot for the pivot and helps it along the way for six over fine leg It's a century opening stand\n Harshit Rana to B Sai Sudharsan, 2 runs slow on length outside off again, and this time Sai Sudharsan's fifty with a single to deep third. This one is off 33 balls Last three overs have all gone for over 10 each\n Narine to Gill, 1 run starts with one at 93kmh outside off, short enough to be punched away for one\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run short on leg now and Sai Sudharsan pulls that away for one more\n Narine to Gill, 1 run leans into the length ball outside off for a single flicked to leg\n Narine to B Sai Sudharsan, 1 run pitched up slightly and smashes that to long-on's left with hard hands. Russell tumbles to keep it to one\n Narine to Gill, FOUR runs poor fielding in the deep on leg and that's gone for four! Swept behind square and Arora runs to his left, lazily stretches out with his left arm and even touches the ball but doesn't make any real effort to hold on to that. Boundary\n Narine to Gill, 1 run carved into the off side this time just wide of point for one\n Russell to Gill, 1 run starts with a short and wide delivery, Gill scythes it away for one\n Russell to B Sai Sudharsan, OUT Russell has done it, Gurbaz thinks there's an edge while Russell hardly appeals but the batter is walking. It's the golden arm of Russell like someone said recently. He bangs the ball short with seam up outside off, Sai Sudharsan cuts and only gets a faint edge for a regulation catch for the keeper \n Russell to Buttler, no run inner half of the bat first ball for the short of length ball outside off. Looked to play it on off but went to midwicket\n Russell to Buttler, FOUR runs shot into the pitch, pulled just wide of midwicket and that's enough to get a boundary because of the massive gap between long-on and deep backward square leg\n Russell to Buttler, FOUR runs over the covers and it's a one-bounce four this time! Dances down on his third ball to make it a half-volley and middles that over the infield Deep midwicket also there now but nobody at deep cover. Where will Buttler go now?\n Russell to Buttler, FOUR runs Buttler is not interested in planting too many trees tonight. He makes it three in a row with an early shuffle to off for the scoop and even though he does't middle it, it's gone through the slip region, fine for four\n Varun to Gill, no run flat and quick on off, no turn and he taps it back\n Varun to Gill, 1 run turning away now from outside off and Gill cuts that square for one\n Varun to Buttler, no run 95.1kmh, looks like that stopped a little before reaching Buttler with a scrambled seam, almost popped it to midwicket but landed before him Jos Buttler vs Varun Chakravarthy BALLS 52 RUNS 77 OUTS 5 SR 148.07 4s\/6s 7\/3\n Varun to Buttler, no run gently taps this fuller one on off to cover this time\n Varun to Buttler, 1 run short and wide, loose delivery after those dot balls and Buttler gets room for a cut to deep point\n Varun to Gill, 1 run confident drive for the full ball with a forward lean, single to deep cover to end the over Just three singles, no boundary in that over\n Harshit Rana to Gill, 1 run slow offcutter cuts in sharply from outside off and Gill's scythe gets decent enough bat for a single square of the wicket\n Harshit Rana to Buttler, no run goes through! The slower offcutter couldn't have been a surprise there for Buttler, but he has missed that while trying to push away from the body without any footwork. Doesn't even get close to it\n Harshit Rana to Buttler, FOUR runs the reverse paddle this time, doesn't middle another shot behind the wicket but the edge is enough to send it ballooning just over the keeper for four\n Harshit Rana to Buttler, FOUR runs dropped by Vaibhav Arora! He's having a nightmare of a day in the field. First that misfield and now drops a straightforward catch. Buttler can't connect with these cutters tonight, skies one down the ground and Arora is at mid-off, enough time to go back a few steps which he doesn't, but shells it. What's worse, it pops out and rolls away to the long-off boundary See all photos\n Harshit Rana to Buttler, no run another slower one outside off, another reverse paddle but this time he can't connect\n Harshit Rana to Buttler, 1 run ends the over with a cutter, Buttler goes down the ground by keeping it along the carpet for a single\n Varun to Buttler, no run short and wide, tapped to point and no time to runs\n Varun to Buttler, 2 runs over the top now, and this one's dropped by long-off running in from the deep. But this was much tougher. Manish Pandey running in, puts in a forward dive and gets the hands under the ball but maybe a split second behind the ball\n Varun to Buttler, 1 run outside off again, and driven into the covers for one\n Varun to Gill, FOUR runs smoked down the ground for four! Pitched up, Gill doens't even have to move his feet and he bashes that straight back over Varun's head\n Varun to Gill, FOUR runs swatted to the leg side, that's four more! It looked like Moeen would get there while running to his right from long-on, but his slide with the legs in front mad it too late. Excellent timing, but from Gill\n Varun to Gill, 1 run tapped to the right of point for a quick single and they make it safely with a wayward through to the keeper\n Narine to Gill, 2 runs straight on off, punched with some room through extra cover and they take two\n Narine to Gill, SIX runs this is almost how he hit the first six tonight, and he does it again! Pitched up, in the arc for Gill and he sends that sailing over deep midwicket with a middled slog sweep See all photos\n Narine to Gill, 1 run waits for this shorter delivery and nudges it to leg for one\n Narine to Buttler, no run turns into the batter and he's beaten by the turn to be hit on the thigh\n Narine to Buttler, 1 run offbreak again, this time he clips it square for one\n Narine to Gill, 1 run 97.5kmh, length ball on middle and leg, tucked to deep midwicket for one Great comeback from Narine for three singles after that six\n Arora to Gill, no run 133.2kmh, slightly wide low full toss outside off, he attempts the reverse paddle and misses\n Arora to Gill, no run slow and full delivery is drilled back and Arora does well to get his foot in the way\n Arora to Gill, SIX runs slow again but this one is really short and there's nobody at deep square leg. Gill can pull it without any worries and he does well to time that nicely after waiting for the slower one\n Arora to Gill, FOUR runs on the other side this time, exactly 180 degrees and it's scythed for four Attempted wide yorker is almost a half volley and Gill carves that away wide of point in the gap\n Arora to Gill, OUT taken by Rinku Singh at the cow corner! Dipping full toss around knee height and Gill swats that to leg before Rinku dives forward to pouch that nicely well inside the boundary. The clean catch gets an applause from the bowler while Gill gets an applause from his dugout \n Arora to Tewatia, no run no room or way to get under the near yorker on the stumps, Tewatia can only punch it back and Arora stops it\n Harshit Rana to Buttler, FOUR runs pace off but too full, and Buttler comes down as well to smash that low full toss straight down to the long-off boundary\n Harshit Rana to Buttler, 1 run nails the yorker outside off and Buttler can't do much for it apart from digging it out to off for one Long on for Tewatia, but mid off in the circle\n Harshit Rana to Tewatia, OUT pace off yet again, and it does the trick because Tewatia goes for a big shot on the off side but can't connect well and the reliable Ramandeep gets under it nicely \n Harshit Rana to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run 116.8kmh, slow offcutter outside off on length, gently bunted to long on for one Right, can Buttler take them to 200? Long on and long off both deep now, big gap in the covers\n Harshit Rana to Buttler, 1 run really wide outside and Buttler shuffles away to off and almost sweeps that to deep midwicket. Just one\n Harshit Rana to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run low full toss on off and it's struck back down to long on. Also a single Excellent for KKR, just eight from it and a wicket\n Arora to Shahrukh Khan, 1 run slow and dipping yorker outside off, digs it out to mid off for one Mid on in the circle\n Arora to Buttler, FOUR runs gets the wide yorker right but Buttler does well to carve it away behind point and deep third sprints to his right to finish with a dive but it's not enough\n Arora to Buttler, FOUR runs another wide yorker, another one scythed although this one had a chance of being stopped at point, but Rahane's dive to his left was just not enough. No chance for deep third this time\n Arora to Buttler, 1 run goes closer to the stumps now with a full toss, doesn't quote middle that swat to wide long on\n Arora to Shahrukh Khan, SIX runs finally Shahrukh middles it and it's his first boundary, keeps the 200 hopes alive! Perfect full toss around waist height outside off, smashed to the leg side boundary into the crowd","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["B Sai Sudharsan","Buttler","Gill","Shahrukh Khan","Tewatia"],"Runs":[52.0,41.0,90.0,9.0,0.0],"Balls_Faced":[36,23,55,4,2],"Fours":[6,8,10,0,0],"Sixes":[1,0,3,1,0],"S\/R":[144.44,178.26,163.64,225.0,0.0],"dismissal":["c \u2020Rahmanullah Gurbaz b Russell","Not Out","c Singh b Arora","Not Out","c Ramandeep Singh b Harshit Rana"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arora","Harshit Rana","Moeen Ali","Narine","Russell","Varun"],"Balls":[23,24,18,24,6,24],"Runs_Given":[42.0,45.0,27.0,36.0,13.0,33.0],"Wickets":[1,1,0,0,1,0],"Overs":[3.5,4.0,3.0,4.0,1.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Shami to Rasheed, OUT .Gone first ball! It's that perfect Test match delivery with the new ball, on a length .outside off, shaping away. Rasheed pushes at it and gets a thick edge and Abhishek .Sharma takes a sharp catch at slip! .Shaik Rasheed c Abhishek Sharma b Mohammed Shami 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nShami to Sam Curran, (no ball) .Looks to take it away from Curran but misses on the line. That's too wide from Shami. .Oh, and Shami's managed to disturb the stumps at the non-striker's end while loading .up so it's a no-ball\nShami to Sam Curran, 1 run .Shami nails the yorker and Curran can only inside edge it onto his pads trying to swing it .leg side. The ball rolls to his left and they get their first run off the bat .Two slips in place for Mhatre\nShami to Mhatre, no run .Pitched up full outside off, swing away again, Mhatre plays it to point\nShami to Mhatre, no run .Shami pulls his length back as he delivers another outswinger. Mhatre meets it with a .firm back-foot punch to cover\nShami to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Slapped away past cover! Short and wide and Mhatre stands tall and punches it away to .cover's left. The fielder puts in the dive but he's placed that perfectly .Prithvi Shaw - Shreyas Iyer DC v CSK 2018 - 41y 364d .Rishabh Pant - Quinton de Kock DC v GL 2016 - 41y 359d .Rishabh Pant- Sanju Samson DC v RPS 2016 - 40y 34d .Ayush Mhatre - Shaik Rasheed, CSK vs SRH 2025 - 38y 141d .Vaibhav Suryavanshi - Yashasvi Jaiswal, RR v LSG 2025 - 37y 145d .Youngest opening pairs combined in IPL:\nShami to Mhatre, 1 run .Full around middle, Mhatre punches it towards mid-on for a single\nCummins to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Mhatre has picked up today from where he left off. This is full, and there's width on .offer, and Mhatre crashes it away through cover point. He is completely unfazed by that .first-ball wicket!\nCummins to Mhatre, 1 run .On a length on off, 140kph, Mhatre taps it to cover for a single\nCummins to Sam Curran, no run .Full on off and going across him, Curran pushes it towards mid-off. A bit of confusion .as Curran sends Mhatre back after starting off on the single, but the youngster has .enough time to get back\nCummins to Sam Curran, no run .On a length around leg, tucked to midwicket .Around the wicket now\nCummins to Sam Curran, 1 run .Angles in a full ball on middle and Curran clips it towards mid-on and they hare for a .quick single\nCummins to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Just clears mid-off tracking back! Full around off, Mhatre looks to drive this down the .ground but it comes off the outside half of the bat. Ishan Kishan runs back and leaps .with an outstretched arm but Mhatre gets enough elevation to get it over him and pick .up another boundary\nShami to Sam Curran, 1 run .Curran punches this full ball on leg to mid-on. A misfield there from Unadkat allows .them to take a single\nShami to Mhatre, no run .Mhatre looks to cut away this length ball outside off. Gets it off the inside half of the bat .onto the ground and towards cover\nShami to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Flayed away! Stands tall to this short of good length delivery and nails the pull over the .midwicket fielder. A lot of authority in that stroke there!\nShami to Mhatre, no run .Mhatre backs away to this length delivery and looks to punch it away on the off side but .picks out the cover point fielder\nShami to Mhatre, 1 run .Bumped in short outside off, Mhatre looks to pull and gets an inside edge onto his hips. .They take a single as the ball rolls behind point\nShami to Sam Curran, FOUR runs .Just beats mid-on! Sam Curran gets in on the action now. Length ball angled across .and Curran frees his arms and slaps this wide of mid-on. The fielder puts in a dive, but .it's beyond his reach\nUnadkat to Mhatre, 1 run .Full around off, pace off, Mhatre thrashes a drive to the extra cover fielder . .Jaydev Unadkat in 1st inns (in T20s) .INNS .92 .WKTS .127 .ECON .7.93 .AVE .20.92\nUnadkat to Sam Curran, 1 run .On a length outside off and swinging in, Curran works it with the angle to deep .midwicket .Around the wicket\nUnadkat to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Smacked down the ground! Mhatre continues to impress with some flamboyant .strokemaking. It's a bouncer outside off, and he backs away and flat-bats it straight .back over the bowler\nUnadkat to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Just past the extra cover fielder! This is a full toss around off and he drives it just wide .enough of the fielder, who would have been in with a chance there. The fielder put in the .dive at full stretch, but Mhatre had placed this well enough\nUnadkat to Mhatre, no run .Very full outside off, Mhatre digs it out to extra cover\nUnadkat to Mhatre, no run .Unadkat now bowls this in the blockhole around middle, Mhatre backs away to jam it .out to cover with the open face\nHarshal to Sam Curran, 1 run .Length ball outside off, Curran looks to punch this down the ground and hits it into the .ground and the ball balloons over the batter to mid-off's left\nHarshal to Mhatre, 1 run .Mhatre mistimes this as he takes on a slower ball full outside off, but it doesn't carry to .deep midwicket running in .Around the wicket\nHarshal to Sam Curran, OUT .Bye bye, Sam Curran! Short ball outside off cramps him for room. Curran looks to pull .but it comes off the top edge and it flies straight to the deep midwicket fielder. Harshal .with a little wag of the fielder to Curran as he walks off .Sam Curran c Verma b Patel 9 (10b 1x4 0x6 24m) SR: 90\nHarshal to Jadeja, FOUR runs .Edged in the gap! Jadeja pushes at this length ball outside off and gets a thick edge, but .it's too fine for short third who can only watch it race away\nHarshal to Jadeja, no run .Full and very wide, Jadeja reaches out and plays this back to the bowler on the bounce\nHarshal to Jadeja, 2 runs .Very full outside off, squeezed out to mid-off where Cummins can't collect cleanly and it .allows them to run two\nCummins to Mhatre, 1 run .Yorker on middle and off, dug out to mid-off for a quick single .Brevis currently in the dugout having a laugh with Stephen Fleming . .Ravindra Jadeja in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .70 .OUTS .2 .4s\/6s .10\/1 .SR .102.94 .AVE .35.00\nCummins to Jadeja, 1 run .On a length outside off, Jadeja looks to heave it leg side and gets an inside edge .towards short fine leg\nCummins to Mhatre, OUT .Cummins with the breakthrough! Almost yorker length on the stumps, Mhatre again .looks to go down the ground but ends up chipping it straight down Ishan Kishan's .throat. He did back away to make room, but couldn't get the elevation or placement on .this. Another brisk, impactful knock at the top from him .Ayush Mhatre c Ishan Kishan b Cummins 30 (19b 6x4 0x6 32m) SR: 157.89\nCummins to Brevis, 1 run .Very full around off, dug out towards mid-off for a single\nCummins to Jadeja, 1 run .Full outside off from around the wicket, whipped out to deep backward square leg\nCummins to Brevis, 1 run .Cummins bowls a yorker around off, Brevis gets an inside edge onto his pads and gets .a single as it deflects to the off side .SRH will probably be the happier team at the end of the powerplay\nZeeshan Ansari to Brevis, no run .Ansari follows Brevis with a length ball as he tries to back away. Raps him on the pad as .Brevis misses his flick\nZeeshan Ansari to Brevis, FOUR runs .And Brevis gets going Legbreak on a length around off, Brevis makes room and slaps it .back down the ground. Long-off didn't stand a chance\nZeeshan Ansari to Brevis, 2 runs .Cut hard to backward point and a misfield allows them to run two easily\nZeeshan Ansari to Brevis, 1 run .On a length on off, punched out to deep point's left\nZeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, no run .Pitched up on a length outside off, pushed to point\nZeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, 1 run .Shelled at long-off! Jadeja looks to take on this full ball outside off and it comes off the .toe end. Harshal Patel has plenty of time to settle under it, but he misjudges it a little .and has to backtrack a little as the ball comes down. It spills out of his hands. Jadeja .had a look of dispair the moment he hit it, but he has got a reprieve!\nKamindu Mendis to Jadeja, no run .On a length outside off, pushed out to point\nKamindu Mendis to Jadeja, no run .Jadeja misses the flick as this comes in with the angle\nKamindu Mendis to Jadeja, no run .On a length around off, Jadeja gets an inside edge onto his pads and towards point\nKamindu Mendis to Jadeja, 1 run .Flicked out to deep midwicket .Left-arm orthodox to Brevis\nKamindu Mendis to Brevis, 1 run .On a length outside off, Brevis backs away to cut it out to deep cover\nKamindu Mendis to Jadeja, 1 run .Tossed full around middle, clipped out to deep midwicket. A quiet over from Kamindu .In a parallel universe, Neeraj Chopra talked about bringing in the crowds for elite athletic .events with his Neeraj Chopra classic. Meanwhile, in a hot and humid Kochi, the 2025 .Fed Cup was a stark reminder that outside Neeraj's iconic persona , casual interest in is .minimal, and a big reason is that events are not designed with either spectators or .participants in mind.\nZeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, SIX runs .That's gone high in the air as well, and that clears the fielders! Floated up outside off .and Jadeja gets a hold of this one as he slogs this over long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, 1 run .Angles this length ball across him, Jadeja reaches out and cuts it past the cover fielder\nZeeshan Ansari to Brevis, 1 run .Wrong'un floated full around off, Brevis swings it to deep midwicket's left off the inside .half of the bat .Ansari just dries the ball once before running in\nZeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, 1 run .On a length outside off, punched out to deep cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Brevis, 1 run .On a length outside off, punched square for a single. The fielder again doesn't collect .cleanly, a phenomenon not being seen for the first time today\nZeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, 2 runs .Tossed up full outside off, Jadeja hammers a grounded sweep to deep midwicket's left. .Excellent work from Ishan Kishan to get around and dive to save two runs .And that will be the timeout\nKamindu Mendis to Brevis, no run .Floated full around off, driven out to mid-off\nKamindu Mendis to Brevis, 1 run .On a length around off, Brevis backs away and punches this down the ground to long-on\nKamindu Mendis to Jadeja, OUT .Knocks him over! This is on a length, and it's quicker too. Jadeja plays back to it and .looks to work it leg side but ends up playing all around it and sees his middle stump .knocked back .Ravindra Jadeja b Mendis 21 (17b 1x4 1x6 22m) SR: 123.52\nKamindu Mendis to Dube, 1 run .Tossed up full outside off, driven down the ground to long-off\nKamindu Mendis to Brevis, no run .On a length outside off, cut to point\nKamindu Mendis to Brevis, 1 run .Slapped away to deep cover and just three runs and a wicket from this over .Excellent stuff from Kamindu. And it's time to welcome Himanshu back","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs CSK, 43rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Shami to Rasheed, OUT Gone first ball! It's that perfect Test match delivery with the new ball, on a length outside off, shaping away. Rasheed pushes at it and gets a thick edge and Abhishek Sharma takes a sharp catch at slip! \n Looks to take it away from Curran but misses on the line. That's too wide from Shami. Oh, and Shami's managed to disturb the stumps at the non-striker's end while loading up so it's a no-ball\n Shami to Sam Curran, 1 run Shami nails the yorker and Curran can only inside edge it onto his pads trying to swing it leg side. The ball rolls to his left and they get their first run off the bat Two slips in place for Mhatre\n Shami to Mhatre, no run Pitched up full outside off, swing away again, Mhatre plays it to point\n Shami to Mhatre, no run Shami pulls his length back as he delivers another outswinger. Mhatre meets it with a firm back-foot punch to cover\n Shami to Mhatre, FOUR runs Slapped away past cover! Short and wide and Mhatre stands tall and punches it away to cover's left. The fielder puts in the dive but he's placed that perfectly Prithvi Shaw - Shreyas Iyer DC v CSK 2018 - 41y 364d Rishabh Pant - Quinton de Kock DC v GL 2016 - 41y 359d Rishabh Pant- Sanju Samson DC v RPS 2016 - 40y 34d Ayush Mhatre - Shaik Rasheed, CSK vs SRH 2025 - 38y 141d Vaibhav Suryavanshi - Yashasvi Jaiswal, RR v LSG 2025 - 37y 145d Youngest opening pairs combined in IPL:\n Shami to Mhatre, 1 run Full around middle, Mhatre punches it towards mid-on for a single\n Cummins to Mhatre, FOUR runs Mhatre has picked up today from where he left off. This is full, and there's width on offer, and Mhatre crashes it away through cover point. He is completely unfazed by that first-ball wicket!\n Cummins to Mhatre, 1 run On a length on off, 140kph, Mhatre taps it to cover for a single\n Cummins to Sam Curran, no run Full on off and going across him, Curran pushes it towards mid-off. A bit of confusion as Curran sends Mhatre back after starting off on the single, but the youngster has enough time to get back\n Cummins to Sam Curran, no run On a length around leg, tucked to midwicket Around the wicket now\n Cummins to Sam Curran, 1 run Angles in a full ball on middle and Curran clips it towards mid-on and they hare for a quick single\n Cummins to Mhatre, FOUR runs Just clears mid-off tracking back! Full around off, Mhatre looks to drive this down the ground but it comes off the outside half of the bat. Ishan Kishan runs back and leaps with an outstretched arm but Mhatre gets enough elevation to get it over him and pick up another boundary\n Shami to Sam Curran, 1 run Curran punches this full ball on leg to mid-on. A misfield there from Unadkat allows them to take a single\n Shami to Mhatre, no run Mhatre looks to cut away this length ball outside off. Gets it off the inside half of the bat onto the ground and towards cover\n Shami to Mhatre, FOUR runs Flayed away! Stands tall to this short of good length delivery and nails the pull over the midwicket fielder. A lot of authority in that stroke there!\n Shami to Mhatre, no run Mhatre backs away to this length delivery and looks to punch it away on the off side but picks out the cover point fielder\n Shami to Mhatre, 1 run Bumped in short outside off, Mhatre looks to pull and gets an inside edge onto his hips. They take a single as the ball rolls behind point\n Shami to Sam Curran, FOUR runs Just beats mid-on! Sam Curran gets in on the action now. Length ball angled across and Curran frees his arms and slaps this wide of mid-on. The fielder puts in a dive, but it's beyond his reach\n Unadkat to Mhatre, 1 run Full around off, pace off, Mhatre thrashes a drive to the extra cover fielder INNS 92 WKTS 127 ECON 7.93 AVE 20.92\n Unadkat to Sam Curran, 1 run On a length outside off and swinging in, Curran works it with the angle to deep midwicket Around the wicket\n Unadkat to Mhatre, FOUR runs Smacked down the ground! Mhatre continues to impress with some flamboyant strokemaking. It's a bouncer outside off, and he backs away and flat-bats it straight back over the bowler\n Unadkat to Mhatre, FOUR runs Just past the extra cover fielder! This is a full toss around off and he drives it just wide enough of the fielder, who would have been in with a chance there. The fielder put in the dive at full stretch, but Mhatre had placed this well enough\n Unadkat to Mhatre, no run Very full outside off, Mhatre digs it out to extra cover\n Unadkat to Mhatre, no run Unadkat now bowls this in the blockhole around middle, Mhatre backs away to jam it out to cover with the open face\n Harshal to Sam Curran, 1 run Length ball outside off, Curran looks to punch this down the ground and hits it into the ground and the ball balloons over the batter to mid-off's left\n Harshal to Mhatre, 1 run Mhatre mistimes this as he takes on a slower ball full outside off, but it doesn't carry to deep midwicket running in Around the wicket\n Harshal to Sam Curran, OUT Bye bye, Sam Curran! Short ball outside off cramps him for room. Curran looks to pull but it comes off the top edge and it flies straight to the deep midwicket fielder. Harshal with a little wag of the fielder to Curran as he walks off \n Harshal to Jadeja, FOUR runs Edged in the gap! Jadeja pushes at this length ball outside off and gets a thick edge, but it's too fine for short third who can only watch it race away\n Harshal to Jadeja, no run Full and very wide, Jadeja reaches out and plays this back to the bowler on the bounce\n Harshal to Jadeja, 2 runs Very full outside off, squeezed out to mid-off where Cummins can't collect cleanly and it allows them to run two\n Cummins to Mhatre, 1 run Yorker on middle and off, dug out to mid-off for a quick single Brevis currently in the dugout having a laugh with Stephen Fleming RUNS 70 OUTS 2 4s\/6s 10\/1 SR 102.94 AVE 35.00\n Cummins to Jadeja, 1 run On a length outside off, Jadeja looks to heave it leg side and gets an inside edge towards short fine leg\n Cummins to Mhatre, OUT Cummins with the breakthrough! Almost yorker length on the stumps, Mhatre again looks to go down the ground but ends up chipping it straight down Ishan Kishan's throat. He did back away to make room, but couldn't get the elevation or placement on this. Another brisk, impactful knock at the top from him \n Cummins to Brevis, 1 run Very full around off, dug out towards mid-off for a single\n Cummins to Jadeja, 1 run Full outside off from around the wicket, whipped out to deep backward square leg\n Cummins to Brevis, 1 run Cummins bowls a yorker around off, Brevis gets an inside edge onto his pads and gets a single as it deflects to the off side SRH will probably be the happier team at the end of the powerplay\n Zeeshan Ansari to Brevis, no run Ansari follows Brevis with a length ball as he tries to back away. Raps him on the pad as Brevis misses his flick\n Zeeshan Ansari to Brevis, FOUR runs And Brevis gets going Legbreak on a length around off, Brevis makes room and slaps it back down the ground. Long-off didn't stand a chance\n Zeeshan Ansari to Brevis, 2 runs Cut hard to backward point and a misfield allows them to run two easily\n Zeeshan Ansari to Brevis, 1 run On a length on off, punched out to deep point's left\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, no run Pitched up on a length outside off, pushed to point\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, 1 run Shelled at long-off! Jadeja looks to take on this full ball outside off and it comes off the toe end. Harshal Patel has plenty of time to settle under it, but he misjudges it a little and has to backtrack a little as the ball comes down. It spills out of his hands. Jadeja had a look of dispair the moment he hit it, but he has got a reprieve!\n Kamindu Mendis to Jadeja, no run On a length outside off, pushed out to point\n Kamindu Mendis to Jadeja, no run Jadeja misses the flick as this comes in with the angle\n Kamindu Mendis to Jadeja, no run On a length around off, Jadeja gets an inside edge onto his pads and towards point\n Kamindu Mendis to Jadeja, 1 run Flicked out to deep midwicket Left-arm orthodox to Brevis\n Kamindu Mendis to Brevis, 1 run On a length outside off, Brevis backs away to cut it out to deep cover\n Kamindu Mendis to Jadeja, 1 run Tossed full around middle, clipped out to deep midwicket. A quiet over from Kamindu In a parallel universe, Neeraj Chopra talked about bringing in the crowds for elite athletic events with his Neeraj Chopra classic. Meanwhile, in a hot and humid Kochi, the 2025 Fed Cup was a stark reminder that outside Neeraj's iconic persona , casual interest in is minimal, and a big reason is that events are not designed with either spectators or participants in mind.\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, SIX runs That's gone high in the air as well, and that clears the fielders! Floated up outside off and Jadeja gets a hold of this one as he slogs this over long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, 1 run Angles this length ball across him, Jadeja reaches out and cuts it past the cover fielder\n Zeeshan Ansari to Brevis, 1 run Wrong'un floated full around off, Brevis swings it to deep midwicket's left off the inside half of the bat Ansari just dries the ball once before running in\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, 1 run On a length outside off, punched out to deep cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Brevis, 1 run On a length outside off, punched square for a single. The fielder again doesn't collect cleanly, a phenomenon not being seen for the first time today\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, 2 runs Tossed up full outside off, Jadeja hammers a grounded sweep to deep midwicket's left. Excellent work from Ishan Kishan to get around and dive to save two runs And that will be the timeout\n Kamindu Mendis to Brevis, no run Floated full around off, driven out to mid-off\n Kamindu Mendis to Brevis, 1 run On a length around off, Brevis backs away and punches this down the ground to long-on\n Kamindu Mendis to Jadeja, OUT Knocks him over! This is on a length, and it's quicker too. Jadeja plays back to it and looks to work it leg side but ends up playing all around it and sees his middle stump knocked back \n Kamindu Mendis to Dube, 1 run Tossed up full outside off, driven down the ground to long-off\n Kamindu Mendis to Brevis, no run On a length outside off, cut to point\n Kamindu Mendis to Brevis, 1 run Slapped away to deep cover and just three runs and a wicket from this over Excellent stuff from Kamindu. And it's time to welcome Himanshu back","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Brevis","Dube","Jadeja","Mhatre","Rasheed","Sam Curran"],"Runs":[14.0,1.0,21.0,30.0,0.0,9.0],"Balls_Faced":[13,1,17,19,1,10],"Fours":[1,0,1,6,0,1],"Sixes":[0,0,1,0,0,0],"S\/R":[107.69,100.0,123.53,157.89,0.0,90.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","Not Out","b Mendis","c Ishan Kishan b Cummins","c Abhishek Sharma b Mohammed Shami","c Verma b Patel"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Cummins","Harshal","Kamindu Mendis","Shami","Unadkat","Zeeshan Ansari"],"Balls":[12,6,12,12,6,12],"Runs_Given":[15.0,8.0,6.0,17.0,10.0,20.0],"Wickets":[1,1,1,1,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,1.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Shami to Rasheed, OUT .Gone first ball! It's that perfect Test match delivery with the new ball, on a length .outside off, shaping away. Rasheed pushes at it and gets a thick edge and Abhishek .Sharma takes a sharp catch at slip! .Shaik Rasheed c Abhishek Sharma b Mohammed Shami 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nShami to Sam Curran, (no ball) .Looks to take it away from Curran but misses on the line. That's too wide from Shami. .Oh, and Shami's managed to disturb the stumps at the non-striker's end while loading .up so it's a no-ball\nShami to Sam Curran, 1 run .Shami nails the yorker and Curran can only inside edge it onto his pads trying to swing it .leg side. The ball rolls to his left and they get their first run off the bat .Two slips in place for Mhatre\nShami to Mhatre, no run .Pitched up full outside off, swing away again, Mhatre plays it to point\nShami to Mhatre, no run .Shami pulls his length back as he delivers another outswinger. Mhatre meets it with a .firm back-foot punch to cover\nShami to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Slapped away past cover! Short and wide and Mhatre stands tall and punches it away to .cover's left. The fielder puts in the dive but he's placed that perfectly .Prithvi Shaw - Shreyas Iyer DC v CSK 2018 - 41y 364d .Rishabh Pant - Quinton de Kock DC v GL 2016 - 41y 359d .Rishabh Pant- Sanju Samson DC v RPS 2016 - 40y 34d .Ayush Mhatre - Shaik Rasheed, CSK vs SRH 2025 - 38y 141d .Vaibhav Suryavanshi - Yashasvi Jaiswal, RR v LSG 2025 - 37y 145d .Youngest opening pairs combined in IPL:\nShami to Mhatre, 1 run .Full around middle, Mhatre punches it towards mid-on for a single\nCummins to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Mhatre has picked up today from where he left off. This is full, and there's width on .offer, and Mhatre crashes it away through cover point. He is completely unfazed by that .first-ball wicket!\nCummins to Mhatre, 1 run .On a length on off, 140kph, Mhatre taps it to cover for a single\nCummins to Sam Curran, no run .Full on off and going across him, Curran pushes it towards mid-off. A bit of confusion .as Curran sends Mhatre back after starting off on the single, but the youngster has .enough time to get back\nCummins to Sam Curran, no run .On a length around leg, tucked to midwicket .Around the wicket now\nCummins to Sam Curran, 1 run .Angles in a full ball on middle and Curran clips it towards mid-on and they hare for a .quick single\nCummins to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Just clears mid-off tracking back! Full around off, Mhatre looks to drive this down the .ground but it comes off the outside half of the bat. Ishan Kishan runs back and leaps .with an outstretched arm but Mhatre gets enough elevation to get it over him and pick .up another boundary\nShami to Sam Curran, 1 run .Curran punches this full ball on leg to mid-on. A misfield there from Unadkat allows .them to take a single\nShami to Mhatre, no run .Mhatre looks to cut away this length ball outside off. Gets it off the inside half of the bat .onto the ground and towards cover\nShami to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Flayed away! Stands tall to this short of good length delivery and nails the pull over the .midwicket fielder. A lot of authority in that stroke there!\nShami to Mhatre, no run .Mhatre backs away to this length delivery and looks to punch it away on the off side but .picks out the cover point fielder\nShami to Mhatre, 1 run .Bumped in short outside off, Mhatre looks to pull and gets an inside edge onto his hips. .They take a single as the ball rolls behind point\nShami to Sam Curran, FOUR runs .Just beats mid-on! Sam Curran gets in on the action now. Length ball angled across .and Curran frees his arms and slaps this wide of mid-on. The fielder puts in a dive, but .it's beyond his reach\nUnadkat to Mhatre, 1 run .Full around off, pace off, Mhatre thrashes a drive to the extra cover fielder . .Jaydev Unadkat in 1st inns (in T20s) .INNS .92 .WKTS .127 .ECON .7.93 .AVE .20.92\nUnadkat to Sam Curran, 1 run .On a length outside off and swinging in, Curran works it with the angle to deep .midwicket .Around the wicket\nUnadkat to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Smacked down the ground! Mhatre continues to impress with some flamboyant .strokemaking. It's a bouncer outside off, and he backs away and flat-bats it straight .back over the bowler\nUnadkat to Mhatre, FOUR runs .Just past the extra cover fielder! This is a full toss around off and he drives it just wide .enough of the fielder, who would have been in with a chance there. The fielder put in the .dive at full stretch, but Mhatre had placed this well enough\nUnadkat to Mhatre, no run .Very full outside off, Mhatre digs it out to extra cover\nUnadkat to Mhatre, no run .Unadkat now bowls this in the blockhole around middle, Mhatre backs away to jam it .out to cover with the open face\nHarshal to Sam Curran, 1 run .Length ball outside off, Curran looks to punch this down the ground and hits it into the .ground and the ball balloons over the batter to mid-off's left\nHarshal to Mhatre, 1 run .Mhatre mistimes this as he takes on a slower ball full outside off, but it doesn't carry to .deep midwicket running in .Around the wicket\nHarshal to Sam Curran, OUT .Bye bye, Sam Curran! Short ball outside off cramps him for room. Curran looks to pull .but it comes off the top edge and it flies straight to the deep midwicket fielder. Harshal .with a little wag of the fielder to Curran as he walks off .Sam Curran c Verma b Patel 9 (10b 1x4 0x6 24m) SR: 90\nHarshal to Jadeja, FOUR runs .Edged in the gap! Jadeja pushes at this length ball outside off and gets a thick edge, but .it's too fine for short third who can only watch it race away\nHarshal to Jadeja, no run .Full and very wide, Jadeja reaches out and plays this back to the bowler on the bounce\nHarshal to Jadeja, 2 runs .Very full outside off, squeezed out to mid-off where Cummins can't collect cleanly and it .allows them to run two\nCummins to Mhatre, 1 run .Yorker on middle and off, dug out to mid-off for a quick single .Brevis currently in the dugout having a laugh with Stephen Fleming . .Ravindra Jadeja in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .RUNS .70 .OUTS .2 .4s\/6s .10\/1 .SR .102.94 .AVE .35.00\nCummins to Jadeja, 1 run .On a length outside off, Jadeja looks to heave it leg side and gets an inside edge .towards short fine leg\nCummins to Mhatre, OUT .Cummins with the breakthrough! Almost yorker length on the stumps, Mhatre again .looks to go down the ground but ends up chipping it straight down Ishan Kishan's .throat. He did back away to make room, but couldn't get the elevation or placement on .this. Another brisk, impactful knock at the top from him .Ayush Mhatre c Ishan Kishan b Cummins 30 (19b 6x4 0x6 32m) SR: 157.89\nCummins to Brevis, 1 run .Very full around off, dug out towards mid-off for a single\nCummins to Jadeja, 1 run .Full outside off from around the wicket, whipped out to deep backward square leg\nCummins to Brevis, 1 run .Cummins bowls a yorker around off, Brevis gets an inside edge onto his pads and gets .a single as it deflects to the off side .SRH will probably be the happier team at the end of the powerplay\nZeeshan Ansari to Brevis, no run .Ansari follows Brevis with a length ball as he tries to back away. Raps him on the pad as .Brevis misses his flick\nZeeshan Ansari to Brevis, FOUR runs .And Brevis gets going Legbreak on a length around off, Brevis makes room and slaps it .back down the ground. Long-off didn't stand a chance\nZeeshan Ansari to Brevis, 2 runs .Cut hard to backward point and a misfield allows them to run two easily\nZeeshan Ansari to Brevis, 1 run .On a length on off, punched out to deep point's left\nZeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, no run .Pitched up on a length outside off, pushed to point\nZeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, 1 run .Shelled at long-off! Jadeja looks to take on this full ball outside off and it comes off the .toe end. Harshal Patel has plenty of time to settle under it, but he misjudges it a little .and has to backtrack a little as the ball comes down. It spills out of his hands. Jadeja .had a look of dispair the moment he hit it, but he has got a reprieve!\nKamindu Mendis to Jadeja, no run .On a length outside off, pushed out to point\nKamindu Mendis to Jadeja, no run .Jadeja misses the flick as this comes in with the angle\nKamindu Mendis to Jadeja, no run .On a length around off, Jadeja gets an inside edge onto his pads and towards point\nKamindu Mendis to Jadeja, 1 run .Flicked out to deep midwicket .Left-arm orthodox to Brevis\nKamindu Mendis to Brevis, 1 run .On a length outside off, Brevis backs away to cut it out to deep cover\nKamindu Mendis to Jadeja, 1 run .Tossed full around middle, clipped out to deep midwicket. A quiet over from Kamindu .In a parallel universe, Neeraj Chopra talked about bringing in the crowds for elite athletic .events with his Neeraj Chopra classic. Meanwhile, in a hot and humid Kochi, the 2025 .Fed Cup was a stark reminder that outside Neeraj's iconic persona , casual interest in is .minimal, and a big reason is that events are not designed with either spectators or .participants in mind.\nZeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, SIX runs .That's gone high in the air as well, and that clears the fielders! Floated up outside off .and Jadeja gets a hold of this one as he slogs this over long-on\nZeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, 1 run .Angles this length ball across him, Jadeja reaches out and cuts it past the cover fielder\nZeeshan Ansari to Brevis, 1 run .Wrong'un floated full around off, Brevis swings it to deep midwicket's left off the inside .half of the bat .Ansari just dries the ball once before running in\nZeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, 1 run .On a length outside off, punched out to deep cover\nZeeshan Ansari to Brevis, 1 run .On a length outside off, punched square for a single. The fielder again doesn't collect .cleanly, a phenomenon not being seen for the first time today\nZeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, 2 runs .Tossed up full outside off, Jadeja hammers a grounded sweep to deep midwicket's left. .Excellent work from Ishan Kishan to get around and dive to save two runs .And that will be the timeout\nKamindu Mendis to Brevis, no run .Floated full around off, driven out to mid-off\nKamindu Mendis to Brevis, 1 run .On a length around off, Brevis backs away and punches this down the ground to long-on\nKamindu Mendis to Jadeja, OUT .Knocks him over! This is on a length, and it's quicker too. Jadeja plays back to it and .looks to work it leg side but ends up playing all around it and sees his middle stump .knocked back .Ravindra Jadeja b Mendis 21 (17b 1x4 1x6 22m) SR: 123.52\nKamindu Mendis to Dube, 1 run .Tossed up full outside off, driven down the ground to long-off\nKamindu Mendis to Brevis, no run .On a length outside off, cut to point\nKamindu Mendis to Brevis, 1 run .Slapped away to deep cover and just three runs and a wicket from this over .Excellent stuff from Kamindu. And it's time to welcome Himanshu back\nShami to Brevis, no run .bowls short and a little wide of off. Brevis looks to leap and upper cut, but is beaten. .Half an appeal for caught behind by Klaasen, and given not out. Called first bouncer, .though\nShami to Brevis, 2 runs .short in length on middle, and clipped to fine leg. They pinch two runs in no time there\nShami to Brevis, no run .good bowling! He cuts the pace off, and bowls short just outside off. Brevis looks to .pull, but is beaten\nShami to Brevis, 1 run .a yorker-length ball around fifth stump, and that is dragged to long-on with his bottom .coming off the bat .From around to Dube\nShami to Dube, FOUR runs .driven wide of long-off! That was driven with nice timing, and beat a sliding mid-off to .his right, as Shami angled this in, and ended up bowling a low full toss on the stumps\nShami to Dube, FOUR runs .drilled through extra cover this time! There's no foot movement, as he reaches out at .this full and slower ball slightly wide of off, and crashes the ball between the fielders at .extra cover and mid-off\nKamindu Mendis to Brevis, SIX runs .launched down the ground!! That is a no-look hit as well, as he backs away a bit, and .thumps this full ball angling into leg for a big six\nKamindu Mendis to Brevis, 1 run .turn and bounce there for Mendis! He bowls short and slow, and wide of off. The ball .grips too, before finishing wide of off after turning away. Slashed towards deep cover, .with his bottom hand off the bat .Offspin from around to Dube\nKamindu Mendis to Dube, 1 run .low full toss just outside off, and driven to long-off\nKamindu Mendis to Brevis, SIX runs .pulled for another huge six!! Again Mendis bowls it slow, but this is short, and on middle .and leg. Brevis shifts his weight back, and gets his front leg out of the way to club the .ball over midwicket\nKamindu Mendis to Brevis, no run .quicker, and very full. It is around seventh stump, and is jammed back to Mendis' left . .Dewald Brevis vs left-arm orthodox in T20s .RUNS .213 .OUTS .4 .4s\/6s .8\/17 .SR .131.48 .AVE .53.25\nKamindu Mendis to Brevis, SIX runs .third six of the over! It is turning around for CSK, and how! This time he only leans into .this left over long-off, as Mendis bowls slow and full, and a bit wide of off. Brevis tonked .that hard and high for six\nHarshal to Dube, no run .this stays slightly low off a short of a length, and just outside off. Punched towards .cover\nHarshal to Dube, 1 run .short in length, and just outside off. This gets up well, though, and is punched to long-on .with a slightly angled bat .Over the stumps to Brevis\nHarshal to Brevis, no run .slashed on the bounce to point. Harshal goes wide of the crease, and bowls on a short .of a length, and around sixth stump\nHarshal to Brevis, SIX runs .swatted over extra cover! Lovely hit! A short ball, and wide of off, but Brevis rides the .bounce, and hammers this with a flat bat. Almost like a Dhoni hit from back in the day\nHarshal to Brevis, OUT\nHarshal to Hooda, 1 run .Harshal goes wide of the crease, and bowls on a length on off. It is clipped behind .square by Hooda to get off the mark\nUnadkat to Hooda, 1 run .angling in, and full on middle and off. Hooda opens the face of the bat, and drives to .deep cover .Over the stumps to Dube\nUnadkat to Dube, no run .on a length on the stumps, and angling in. It hits Dube's pad outside leg as he looks to .clip, and the ball dribbles to short third\nUnadkat to Dube, 1 run .a bit fuller than the previous ball, and this is on middle and off. lipped by Dube, who .reads the slower ball, and gets a single to deep midwicket\nUnadkat to Hooda, 1 run .on the fuller side of a length, and just outside off. Hooda dabs it to deep third by playing .it late\nUnadkat to Dube, OUT .taken at long-on! That was sent up very high into the sky, and Abhishek did well to keep .his eyes on the ball and grab it close to his chest. Unadkat bowled on a length, and just .outside off. The ball shaped back in only slightly, and Dube went through his attempted .loft. He didn't middle the ball, though, and only sent it right into the fielder's lap .Shivam Dube c Abhishek Sharma b Unadkat 12 (9b 2x4 0x6 21m) SR: 133.33\nUnadkat to Dhoni, 1 run .on a length, and around sixth stump. Pushed gently to cover point .See all photos\nZeeshan Ansari to Dhoni, no run .Dhoni skips down the pitch, and nudges this fullish ball on the stumps to midwicket\nZeeshan Ansari to Dhoni, FOUR runs .swung away, Dhoni style! The bat swing is so powerful an complete that the ball goes .behind square. It was the googly dipping on a fullish length on middle and leg, and .Dhoni again came down to attack it\nZeeshan Ansari to Dhoni, no run .quicker from Zeeshan, as he bowls this on a length on middle, and lets it turn in. .Blocked back by Dhoni\nZeeshan Ansari to Dhoni, 1 leg bye .on the fuller side of a length, and Dhoni looks to clip but gets the ball off his hips to .short fine leg\nZeeshan Ansari to Hooda, 2 runs .on a length on middle and leg, and turning away. Hooda nudges towards square leg, and .Dhoni points out for a second run midway into the first\nZeeshan Ansari to Hooda, 1 run .short of a length just outside off, and turning away. Punched down to long-off\nCummins to Hooda, 1 run .short of a length, and just outside off. He opens the face of the bat to punch it to deep .point\nCummins to Dhoni, no run .full and swinging in at 139kph. It pitches on middle, and is pushed back towards .Cummins\nCummins to Dhoni, 1 run .full again, but this is just outside off. Dhoni looks to drive towards cover, but gets an .inside edge to midwicket\nCummins to Hooda, no run .beaten! Shorter side of a length, and in the corridor outside off. Hooda looked to punch .this without any foot movement, and missed, as the ball went past the outside edge\nCummins to Hooda, 1 run .short of a length on off or thereabouts. He gets on top of the bounce to push towards .mid-on . .MS Dhoni vs Pat Cummins .BALLS .38 .RUNS .38 .OUTS .3 .SR .100.00 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nCummins to Dhoni, no run .past the outside edge again! Cummins bowls on the shorter side of a length around .sixth stump. Dhoni looks to punch forward, but sees the ball go past the outside edge .Time-out\nHarshal to Hooda, 1 leg bye .short in length on middle and off, and it goes towards midwicket off his pad, as he .looked to swipe\nHarshal to Dhoni, no run .bottom edge on to the keeper. Dhoni looks to swat-pull at this short and wide-ish ball .outside off, but he does so without really getting to the line of the ball\nHarshal to Dhoni, OUT .slashed to point!! A soft dismissal for Dhoni. He went flashing at this short and wide ball .outside off, and did so pretty late. Again, like in the previous ball, he went reaching out .for it without any foot movement. This time, though, he ended up chipping it straight to .Abhishek to send the Chepauk back to silence .MS Dhoni c Abhishek Sharma b Patel 6 (10b 1x4 0x6 10m) SR: 60\nHarshal to Kamboj, no run .short in length, and pitching around fifth stump. Kamboj blocks it down, as the ball .comes on pretty slow off the pitch\nHarshal to Kamboj, 2 runs .manages to chip this short ball just outside off, and beats both Harshal, and mid-off to .his right. Two runs for Kamboj\nHarshal to Kamboj, no run .follows the short ball up with a very full one just outside off. Clipped toward midwicket\nCummins to Hooda, no run .shorter side of a length, and on middle and off. Hooda punches it on the bounce to extra .cover\nCummins to Hooda, 1 leg bye .shorter side again from Cummins, but he bowls this on the stumps. Hooda looks to pull, .but it goes off his pads to short fine leg\nCummins to Kamboj, OUT .tickled behind by Kamboj. He looked to have a swing at this short-of-a-length ball just .outside off, and closed the face of the bat. But he got a faint - and an almost inaudible - .outside edge to Klaasen, who only moved a step to his right to take the catch .comfortably .Anshul Kamboj c \u2020Klaasen b Cummins 2 (4b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 50\nCummins to Noor Ahmad, 1 run .full and just outside off, and Noor hoicks this to long-on\nCummins to Hooda, 1 run .this swings in, and arrives as a near yorker on off. Pushed down towards mid-on\nCummins to Noor Ahmad, 1 run .an attempted yorker, and the ball lands as a low full toss on middle. Noor backs away a .bit, and squeezes it back down the pitch\nHarshal to Noor Ahmad, OUT .top edge to short third. Harshal went wide of the crease, and bowled a slower ball. It .was also dipping, and arrived as a low full toss on off. Noor went swiping at it across .the line, and ended up getting a little top edge behind the wicket. That little bit of edge, .though, was enough, as Shami moved to his right to complete the catch .Noor Ahmad c Mohammed Shami b Patel 2 (3b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 66.66\nHarshal to Khaleel Ahmed, 1 run .short delivery on middle, and he looks to pull. But the ball goes to the keeper's left off .the bottom of the bat\nHarshal to Hooda, 1 wide .wide ball. A slower bouncer from Harshal, who banged it hard around sixth stump. The .ball ballooned off the pitch, and Hooda let it go\nHarshal to Hooda, no run .another slower ball, and this on a short of a length, and outside off. Slashed to long-off, .and they don't run\nHarshal to Hooda, no run .a low full toss in the channel outside off, and Hooda opens the face of the bat to chip .towards long-off. Again, they don't run\nHarshal to Hooda, (no ball) SIX runs .pings the first tier behind the wicket... and it's also a high full toss! Harshal bowled a .slower ball which ended up arriving above Hooda's waist, and on leg. Hooda had a .heave, and sent it flaying over the leg side over a straghtish fine leg\nHarshal to Hooda, 1 run .great work by Kishan!! He was placed at deep-backward point, and ran to his right to pat .the ball back after it came to him on the bounce. It was a low full toss from Harshal .around off, as Hooda sliced it aerially. He ran only one, though, since there's only one .ball left\nHarshal to Khaleel Ahmed, no run .lovely defence... someone hear the Chepauk acknowledge that! Fuller side of a length .from Harshal, who bowled jut outside off, as Khaleel blocked firmly with his head down\nUnadkat to Hooda, FOUR runs .gets across, and scoops for four! That raise the 150 for CSK. The ball was on the fuller .side, and wide of off. But Hooda went far too across, and sent that chipping behind the .wicket to fine leg\nUnadkat to Hooda, no run .slower ball on a length, and around seventh stump. He punches hard to deep cover, and .doesn't run\nUnadkat to Hooda, 2 runs .Good running! Hooda got a full toss slightly wide of off, and lofted it to deep extra cover. .Reddy took it on the bounce by moving to his right from deep cover point\nUnadkat to Hooda, no run .full ball, and just outside off. Driven hard to deep cover point\nUnadkat to Hooda, 1 wide .wide ball. Unadkat bowls short and at a change of pace, but goes wide of off. Hooda .lets it go, and the ball shapes away .There seems to be plenty of dew there\nUnadkat to Hooda, OUT .gone! Fourth catch for Abhishek tonight! This time he's at long-off, and waits patiently .for the ball to come at him. Unadkat bowled this slower ball on the fuller side of a .length, and around sixth stump. Hooda went lofting at it, but couldn't clear the .boundary. I think the ball stopped on the surface there .Deepak Hooda c Abhishek Sharma b Unadkat 22 (21b 1x4 1x6 38m) SR: 104.76","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs CSK, 43rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Shami to Rasheed, OUT Gone first ball! It's that perfect Test match delivery with the new ball, on a length outside off, shaping away. Rasheed pushes at it and gets a thick edge and Abhishek Sharma takes a sharp catch at slip! \n Looks to take it away from Curran but misses on the line. That's too wide from Shami. Oh, and Shami's managed to disturb the stumps at the non-striker's end while loading up so it's a no-ball\n Shami to Sam Curran, 1 run Shami nails the yorker and Curran can only inside edge it onto his pads trying to swing it leg side. The ball rolls to his left and they get their first run off the bat Two slips in place for Mhatre\n Shami to Mhatre, no run Pitched up full outside off, swing away again, Mhatre plays it to point\n Shami to Mhatre, no run Shami pulls his length back as he delivers another outswinger. Mhatre meets it with a firm back-foot punch to cover\n Shami to Mhatre, FOUR runs Slapped away past cover! Short and wide and Mhatre stands tall and punches it away to cover's left. The fielder puts in the dive but he's placed that perfectly Prithvi Shaw - Shreyas Iyer DC v CSK 2018 - 41y 364d Rishabh Pant - Quinton de Kock DC v GL 2016 - 41y 359d Rishabh Pant- Sanju Samson DC v RPS 2016 - 40y 34d Ayush Mhatre - Shaik Rasheed, CSK vs SRH 2025 - 38y 141d Vaibhav Suryavanshi - Yashasvi Jaiswal, RR v LSG 2025 - 37y 145d Youngest opening pairs combined in IPL:\n Shami to Mhatre, 1 run Full around middle, Mhatre punches it towards mid-on for a single\n Cummins to Mhatre, FOUR runs Mhatre has picked up today from where he left off. This is full, and there's width on offer, and Mhatre crashes it away through cover point. He is completely unfazed by that first-ball wicket!\n Cummins to Mhatre, 1 run On a length on off, 140kph, Mhatre taps it to cover for a single\n Cummins to Sam Curran, no run Full on off and going across him, Curran pushes it towards mid-off. A bit of confusion as Curran sends Mhatre back after starting off on the single, but the youngster has enough time to get back\n Cummins to Sam Curran, no run On a length around leg, tucked to midwicket Around the wicket now\n Cummins to Sam Curran, 1 run Angles in a full ball on middle and Curran clips it towards mid-on and they hare for a quick single\n Cummins to Mhatre, FOUR runs Just clears mid-off tracking back! Full around off, Mhatre looks to drive this down the ground but it comes off the outside half of the bat. Ishan Kishan runs back and leaps with an outstretched arm but Mhatre gets enough elevation to get it over him and pick up another boundary\n Shami to Sam Curran, 1 run Curran punches this full ball on leg to mid-on. A misfield there from Unadkat allows them to take a single\n Shami to Mhatre, no run Mhatre looks to cut away this length ball outside off. Gets it off the inside half of the bat onto the ground and towards cover\n Shami to Mhatre, FOUR runs Flayed away! Stands tall to this short of good length delivery and nails the pull over the midwicket fielder. A lot of authority in that stroke there!\n Shami to Mhatre, no run Mhatre backs away to this length delivery and looks to punch it away on the off side but picks out the cover point fielder\n Shami to Mhatre, 1 run Bumped in short outside off, Mhatre looks to pull and gets an inside edge onto his hips. They take a single as the ball rolls behind point\n Shami to Sam Curran, FOUR runs Just beats mid-on! Sam Curran gets in on the action now. Length ball angled across and Curran frees his arms and slaps this wide of mid-on. The fielder puts in a dive, but it's beyond his reach\n Unadkat to Mhatre, 1 run Full around off, pace off, Mhatre thrashes a drive to the extra cover fielder INNS 92 WKTS 127 ECON 7.93 AVE 20.92\n Unadkat to Sam Curran, 1 run On a length outside off and swinging in, Curran works it with the angle to deep midwicket Around the wicket\n Unadkat to Mhatre, FOUR runs Smacked down the ground! Mhatre continues to impress with some flamboyant strokemaking. It's a bouncer outside off, and he backs away and flat-bats it straight back over the bowler\n Unadkat to Mhatre, FOUR runs Just past the extra cover fielder! This is a full toss around off and he drives it just wide enough of the fielder, who would have been in with a chance there. The fielder put in the dive at full stretch, but Mhatre had placed this well enough\n Unadkat to Mhatre, no run Very full outside off, Mhatre digs it out to extra cover\n Unadkat to Mhatre, no run Unadkat now bowls this in the blockhole around middle, Mhatre backs away to jam it out to cover with the open face\n Harshal to Sam Curran, 1 run Length ball outside off, Curran looks to punch this down the ground and hits it into the ground and the ball balloons over the batter to mid-off's left\n Harshal to Mhatre, 1 run Mhatre mistimes this as he takes on a slower ball full outside off, but it doesn't carry to deep midwicket running in Around the wicket\n Harshal to Sam Curran, OUT Bye bye, Sam Curran! Short ball outside off cramps him for room. Curran looks to pull but it comes off the top edge and it flies straight to the deep midwicket fielder. Harshal with a little wag of the fielder to Curran as he walks off \n Harshal to Jadeja, FOUR runs Edged in the gap! Jadeja pushes at this length ball outside off and gets a thick edge, but it's too fine for short third who can only watch it race away\n Harshal to Jadeja, no run Full and very wide, Jadeja reaches out and plays this back to the bowler on the bounce\n Harshal to Jadeja, 2 runs Very full outside off, squeezed out to mid-off where Cummins can't collect cleanly and it allows them to run two\n Cummins to Mhatre, 1 run Yorker on middle and off, dug out to mid-off for a quick single Brevis currently in the dugout having a laugh with Stephen Fleming RUNS 70 OUTS 2 4s\/6s 10\/1 SR 102.94 AVE 35.00\n Cummins to Jadeja, 1 run On a length outside off, Jadeja looks to heave it leg side and gets an inside edge towards short fine leg\n Cummins to Mhatre, OUT Cummins with the breakthrough! Almost yorker length on the stumps, Mhatre again looks to go down the ground but ends up chipping it straight down Ishan Kishan's throat. He did back away to make room, but couldn't get the elevation or placement on this. Another brisk, impactful knock at the top from him \n Cummins to Brevis, 1 run Very full around off, dug out towards mid-off for a single\n Cummins to Jadeja, 1 run Full outside off from around the wicket, whipped out to deep backward square leg\n Cummins to Brevis, 1 run Cummins bowls a yorker around off, Brevis gets an inside edge onto his pads and gets a single as it deflects to the off side SRH will probably be the happier team at the end of the powerplay\n Zeeshan Ansari to Brevis, no run Ansari follows Brevis with a length ball as he tries to back away. Raps him on the pad as Brevis misses his flick\n Zeeshan Ansari to Brevis, FOUR runs And Brevis gets going Legbreak on a length around off, Brevis makes room and slaps it back down the ground. Long-off didn't stand a chance\n Zeeshan Ansari to Brevis, 2 runs Cut hard to backward point and a misfield allows them to run two easily\n Zeeshan Ansari to Brevis, 1 run On a length on off, punched out to deep point's left\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, no run Pitched up on a length outside off, pushed to point\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, 1 run Shelled at long-off! Jadeja looks to take on this full ball outside off and it comes off the toe end. Harshal Patel has plenty of time to settle under it, but he misjudges it a little and has to backtrack a little as the ball comes down. It spills out of his hands. Jadeja had a look of dispair the moment he hit it, but he has got a reprieve!\n Kamindu Mendis to Jadeja, no run On a length outside off, pushed out to point\n Kamindu Mendis to Jadeja, no run Jadeja misses the flick as this comes in with the angle\n Kamindu Mendis to Jadeja, no run On a length around off, Jadeja gets an inside edge onto his pads and towards point\n Kamindu Mendis to Jadeja, 1 run Flicked out to deep midwicket Left-arm orthodox to Brevis\n Kamindu Mendis to Brevis, 1 run On a length outside off, Brevis backs away to cut it out to deep cover\n Kamindu Mendis to Jadeja, 1 run Tossed full around middle, clipped out to deep midwicket. A quiet over from Kamindu In a parallel universe, Neeraj Chopra talked about bringing in the crowds for elite athletic events with his Neeraj Chopra classic. Meanwhile, in a hot and humid Kochi, the 2025 Fed Cup was a stark reminder that outside Neeraj's iconic persona , casual interest in is minimal, and a big reason is that events are not designed with either spectators or participants in mind.\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, SIX runs That's gone high in the air as well, and that clears the fielders! Floated up outside off and Jadeja gets a hold of this one as he slogs this over long-on\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, 1 run Angles this length ball across him, Jadeja reaches out and cuts it past the cover fielder\n Zeeshan Ansari to Brevis, 1 run Wrong'un floated full around off, Brevis swings it to deep midwicket's left off the inside half of the bat Ansari just dries the ball once before running in\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, 1 run On a length outside off, punched out to deep cover\n Zeeshan Ansari to Brevis, 1 run On a length outside off, punched square for a single. The fielder again doesn't collect cleanly, a phenomenon not being seen for the first time today\n Zeeshan Ansari to Jadeja, 2 runs Tossed up full outside off, Jadeja hammers a grounded sweep to deep midwicket's left. Excellent work from Ishan Kishan to get around and dive to save two runs And that will be the timeout\n Kamindu Mendis to Brevis, no run Floated full around off, driven out to mid-off\n Kamindu Mendis to Brevis, 1 run On a length around off, Brevis backs away and punches this down the ground to long-on\n Kamindu Mendis to Jadeja, OUT Knocks him over! This is on a length, and it's quicker too. Jadeja plays back to it and looks to work it leg side but ends up playing all around it and sees his middle stump knocked back \n Kamindu Mendis to Dube, 1 run Tossed up full outside off, driven down the ground to long-off\n Kamindu Mendis to Brevis, no run On a length outside off, cut to point\n Kamindu Mendis to Brevis, 1 run Slapped away to deep cover and just three runs and a wicket from this over Excellent stuff from Kamindu. And it's time to welcome Himanshu back\n Shami to Brevis, no run bowls short and a little wide of off. Brevis looks to leap and upper cut, but is beaten. Half an appeal for caught behind by Klaasen, and given not out. Called first bouncer, though\n Shami to Brevis, 2 runs short in length on middle, and clipped to fine leg. They pinch two runs in no time there\n Shami to Brevis, no run good bowling! He cuts the pace off, and bowls short just outside off. Brevis looks to pull, but is beaten\n Shami to Brevis, 1 run a yorker-length ball around fifth stump, and that is dragged to long-on with his bottom coming off the bat From around to Dube\n Shami to Dube, FOUR runs driven wide of long-off! That was driven with nice timing, and beat a sliding mid-off to his right, as Shami angled this in, and ended up bowling a low full toss on the stumps\n Shami to Dube, FOUR runs drilled through extra cover this time! There's no foot movement, as he reaches out at this full and slower ball slightly wide of off, and crashes the ball between the fielders at extra cover and mid-off\n Kamindu Mendis to Brevis, SIX runs launched down the ground!! That is a no-look hit as well, as he backs away a bit, and thumps this full ball angling into leg for a big six\n Kamindu Mendis to Brevis, 1 run turn and bounce there for Mendis! He bowls short and slow, and wide of off. The ball grips too, before finishing wide of off after turning away. Slashed towards deep cover, with his bottom hand off the bat Offspin from around to Dube\n Kamindu Mendis to Dube, 1 run low full toss just outside off, and driven to long-off\n Kamindu Mendis to Brevis, SIX runs pulled for another huge six!! Again Mendis bowls it slow, but this is short, and on middle and leg. Brevis shifts his weight back, and gets his front leg out of the way to club the ball over midwicket\n Kamindu Mendis to Brevis, no run quicker, and very full. It is around seventh stump, and is jammed back to Mendis' left Dewald Brevis vs left-arm orthodox in T20s RUNS 213 OUTS 4 4s\/6s 8\/17 SR 131.48 AVE 53.25\n Kamindu Mendis to Brevis, SIX runs third six of the over! It is turning around for CSK, and how! This time he only leans into this left over long-off, as Mendis bowls slow and full, and a bit wide of off. Brevis tonked that hard and high for six\n Harshal to Dube, no run this stays slightly low off a short of a length, and just outside off. Punched towards cover\n Harshal to Dube, 1 run short in length, and just outside off. This gets up well, though, and is punched to long-on with a slightly angled bat Over the stumps to Brevis\n Harshal to Brevis, no run slashed on the bounce to point. Harshal goes wide of the crease, and bowls on a short of a length, and around sixth stump\n Harshal to Brevis, SIX runs swatted over extra cover! Lovely hit! A short ball, and wide of off, but Brevis rides the bounce, and hammers this with a flat bat. Almost like a Dhoni hit from back in the day\n Harshal to Brevis, OUT\n Harshal to Hooda, 1 run Harshal goes wide of the crease, and bowls on a length on off. It is clipped behind square by Hooda to get off the mark\n Unadkat to Hooda, 1 run angling in, and full on middle and off. Hooda opens the face of the bat, and drives to deep cover Over the stumps to Dube\n Unadkat to Dube, no run on a length on the stumps, and angling in. It hits Dube's pad outside leg as he looks to clip, and the ball dribbles to short third\n Unadkat to Dube, 1 run a bit fuller than the previous ball, and this is on middle and off. lipped by Dube, who reads the slower ball, and gets a single to deep midwicket\n Unadkat to Hooda, 1 run on the fuller side of a length, and just outside off. Hooda dabs it to deep third by playing it late\n Unadkat to Dube, OUT taken at long-on! That was sent up very high into the sky, and Abhishek did well to keep his eyes on the ball and grab it close to his chest. Unadkat bowled on a length, and just outside off. The ball shaped back in only slightly, and Dube went through his attempted loft. He didn't middle the ball, though, and only sent it right into the fielder's lap \n Unadkat to Dhoni, 1 run on a length, and around sixth stump. Pushed gently to cover point See all photos\n Zeeshan Ansari to Dhoni, no run Dhoni skips down the pitch, and nudges this fullish ball on the stumps to midwicket\n Zeeshan Ansari to Dhoni, FOUR runs swung away, Dhoni style! The bat swing is so powerful an complete that the ball goes behind square. It was the googly dipping on a fullish length on middle and leg, and Dhoni again came down to attack it\n Zeeshan Ansari to Dhoni, no run quicker from Zeeshan, as he bowls this on a length on middle, and lets it turn in. Blocked back by Dhoni\n Zeeshan Ansari to Dhoni, 1 leg bye on the fuller side of a length, and Dhoni looks to clip but gets the ball off his hips to short fine leg\n Zeeshan Ansari to Hooda, 2 runs on a length on middle and leg, and turning away. Hooda nudges towards square leg, and Dhoni points out for a second run midway into the first\n Zeeshan Ansari to Hooda, 1 run short of a length just outside off, and turning away. Punched down to long-off\n Cummins to Hooda, 1 run short of a length, and just outside off. He opens the face of the bat to punch it to deep point\n Cummins to Dhoni, no run full and swinging in at 139kph. It pitches on middle, and is pushed back towards Cummins\n Cummins to Dhoni, 1 run full again, but this is just outside off. Dhoni looks to drive towards cover, but gets an inside edge to midwicket\n Cummins to Hooda, no run beaten! Shorter side of a length, and in the corridor outside off. Hooda looked to punch this without any foot movement, and missed, as the ball went past the outside edge\n Cummins to Hooda, 1 run short of a length on off or thereabouts. He gets on top of the bounce to push towards mid-on MS Dhoni vs Pat Cummins BALLS 38 RUNS 38 OUTS 3 SR 100.00 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Cummins to Dhoni, no run past the outside edge again! Cummins bowls on the shorter side of a length around sixth stump. Dhoni looks to punch forward, but sees the ball go past the outside edge Time-out\n Harshal to Hooda, 1 leg bye short in length on middle and off, and it goes towards midwicket off his pad, as he looked to swipe\n Harshal to Dhoni, no run bottom edge on to the keeper. Dhoni looks to swat-pull at this short and wide-ish ball outside off, but he does so without really getting to the line of the ball\n Harshal to Dhoni, OUT slashed to point!! A soft dismissal for Dhoni. He went flashing at this short and wide ball outside off, and did so pretty late. Again, like in the previous ball, he went reaching out for it without any foot movement. This time, though, he ended up chipping it straight to Abhishek to send the Chepauk back to silence \n Harshal to Kamboj, no run short in length, and pitching around fifth stump. Kamboj blocks it down, as the ball comes on pretty slow off the pitch\n Harshal to Kamboj, 2 runs manages to chip this short ball just outside off, and beats both Harshal, and mid-off to his right. Two runs for Kamboj\n Harshal to Kamboj, no run follows the short ball up with a very full one just outside off. Clipped toward midwicket\n Cummins to Hooda, no run shorter side of a length, and on middle and off. Hooda punches it on the bounce to extra cover\n Cummins to Hooda, 1 leg bye shorter side again from Cummins, but he bowls this on the stumps. Hooda looks to pull, but it goes off his pads to short fine leg\n Cummins to Kamboj, OUT tickled behind by Kamboj. He looked to have a swing at this short-of-a-length ball just outside off, and closed the face of the bat. But he got a faint - and an almost inaudible - outside edge to Klaasen, who only moved a step to his right to take the catch comfortably \n Cummins to Noor Ahmad, 1 run full and just outside off, and Noor hoicks this to long-on\n Cummins to Hooda, 1 run this swings in, and arrives as a near yorker on off. Pushed down towards mid-on\n Cummins to Noor Ahmad, 1 run an attempted yorker, and the ball lands as a low full toss on middle. Noor backs away a bit, and squeezes it back down the pitch\n Harshal to Noor Ahmad, OUT top edge to short third. Harshal went wide of the crease, and bowled a slower ball. It was also dipping, and arrived as a low full toss on off. Noor went swiping at it across the line, and ended up getting a little top edge behind the wicket. That little bit of edge, though, was enough, as Shami moved to his right to complete the catch \n Harshal to Khaleel Ahmed, 1 run short delivery on middle, and he looks to pull. But the ball goes to the keeper's left off the bottom of the bat\n Harshal to Hooda, 1 wide wide ball. A slower bouncer from Harshal, who banged it hard around sixth stump. The ball ballooned off the pitch, and Hooda let it go\n Harshal to Hooda, no run another slower ball, and this on a short of a length, and outside off. Slashed to long-off, and they don't run\n Harshal to Hooda, no run a low full toss in the channel outside off, and Hooda opens the face of the bat to chip towards long-off. Again, they don't run\n pings the first tier behind the wicket... and it's also a high full toss! Harshal bowled a slower ball which ended up arriving above Hooda's waist, and on leg. Hooda had a heave, and sent it flaying over the leg side over a straghtish fine leg\n Harshal to Hooda, 1 run great work by Kishan!! He was placed at deep-backward point, and ran to his right to pat the ball back after it came to him on the bounce. It was a low full toss from Harshal around off, as Hooda sliced it aerially. He ran only one, though, since there's only one ball left\n Harshal to Khaleel Ahmed, no run lovely defence... someone hear the Chepauk acknowledge that! Fuller side of a length from Harshal, who bowled jut outside off, as Khaleel blocked firmly with his head down\n Unadkat to Hooda, FOUR runs gets across, and scoops for four! That raise the 150 for CSK. The ball was on the fuller side, and wide of off. But Hooda went far too across, and sent that chipping behind the wicket to fine leg\n Unadkat to Hooda, no run slower ball on a length, and around seventh stump. He punches hard to deep cover, and doesn't run\n Unadkat to Hooda, 2 runs Good running! Hooda got a full toss slightly wide of off, and lofted it to deep extra cover. Reddy took it on the bounce by moving to his right from deep cover point\n Unadkat to Hooda, no run full ball, and just outside off. Driven hard to deep cover point\n Unadkat to Hooda, 1 wide wide ball. Unadkat bowls short and at a change of pace, but goes wide of off. Hooda lets it go, and the ball shapes away There seems to be plenty of dew there\n Unadkat to Hooda, OUT gone! Fourth catch for Abhishek tonight! This time he's at long-off, and waits patiently for the ball to come at him. Unadkat bowled this slower ball on the fuller side of a length, and around sixth stump. Hooda went lofting at it, but couldn't clear the boundary. I think the ball stopped on the surface there ","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Brevis","Dhoni","Dube","Hooda","Jadeja","Kamboj","Khaleel Ahmed","Mhatre","Noor Ahmad","Rasheed","Sam Curran"],"Runs":[42.0,6.0,12.0,22.0,21.0,2.0,1.0,30.0,2.0,0.0,9.0],"Balls_Faced":[25,10,9,21,17,4,2,19,3,1,10],"Fours":[1,1,2,1,1,0,0,6,0,0,1],"Sixes":[4,0,0,0,1,0,0,0,0,0,0],"S\/R":[168.0,60.0,133.33,104.76,123.53,50.0,50.0,157.89,66.67,0.0,90.0],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Abhishek Sharma b Patel","c Abhishek Sharma b Unadkat","c Abhishek Sharma b Unadkat","b Mendis","c \u2020Klaasen b Cummins","Not Out","c Ishan Kishan b Cummins","c Mohammed Shami b Patel","c Abhishek Sharma b Mohammed Shami","c Verma b Patel"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Cummins","Harshal","Kamindu Mendis","Shami","Unadkat","Zeeshan Ansari"],"Balls":[24,24,18,18,17,18],"Runs_Given":[21.0,28.0,26.0,28.0,21.0,27.0],"Wickets":[2,3,1,1,2,0],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,3.0,3.0,2.5,3.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .a sharp inswinger first ball! It starts from well outside off, but finishes full on the pads, .as JFM clips towards the man at square leg . .Jofra Archer in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1780 .WKTS .71 .4s\/6s .269\/76 .ECON .7.68 .AVE .32.12\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .no foot movement from JFM, who leans into a drive off this fullish ball slightly wide of .off. But the ball trickles to mid-on off the inside half of the bat\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .sliced aerially to deep point! He opens the face of the bat at this length delivery which is .wide of off, and with Archer getting now swing, JFM throws his bat and gets four\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .one-bounce, and four over cover! Archer again bowls a length delivery, although this is .closer to off than the previous ball. JFM lofts without really getting to the pitch of the .ball, but that's his style, really\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .tighter line this time. Shorter side of a length around off, and seaming in. JFM punches .towards cover for a quick single .Porel facing his first ball. There's a slip for him too.\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shortish in length on leg, and Porel slightly opens his stance up to nudge to deep- .backward square leg\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .chipped wide and over mid-on! Deshpande angles it across, and ends up bowling a .lowish full toss around middle and off. Porel adjusts for the dip, and swipes at it across .the line .A quick reminder that you can follow live commentary for this game on ESPNcricinfo in .Hindi as well.\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .some luck for Porel, and four runs for DC! He skips down the pitch, and as this length .ball angles across to pitch outside off, Porel gets an outside edge wide of the keeper as .he looks to hoick\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .wow, superb shot! An effortless pick-up whip! The ball lands deep into the stands at .deep-backward square leg. It was a fullish ball from Deshpande, but on Porel's pads. .Porel simply waited, before dispatching it for six .Abishek Porel strike rate in Powerplay overs155.35\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .four more! Porel reads the slower ball too! On a short of a length, and pitching just .outside off, before shaping away. Porel plays late, and slashes at it to deep-backward .point\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .pulled to deep midwicket! Deshpande looks clueless, while Porel bats like a boss! A .short ball rising around off or thereabouts, and Porel rolls his wrists to pull along the .ground for four more\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .a single to end the over! Quite a miracle! A slow full toss around middle, and Porel clips .to deep square leg\nArcher to Abishek Porel, no run .on a fullish length on middle, and Porel only manages to push it back towards Archer\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 1 run .short delivery around middle stump at 145kph, and Porel is nearly beaten for pace. He .plays an unconvincing pull towards deep square leg\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT .a golf swing, but taken! Jaiswal, at extra cover, moves a few steps to his left, and takes .it in front of his stomach. JFM hardly got any timing there, as Archer bowled on a short .of a length on middle and off. His front leg was out of the way, and he seemed to have .been by the pace and bounce as much as his own lack of technique, with his head .facing down the ground. .Jake Fraser-McGurk c Jaiswal b Archer 9 (6b 2x4 0x6 11m) SR: 150\nArcher to Nair, no run .on a fullish length, and just outside off. Dabbed to point with a firm sound off the bat\nArcher to Nair, no run .short ball, and Nair ducks! Archer bangs the ball on middle, and has Nair ducking, even .as the ball finishes around leg stump for the keeper\nArcher to Nair, no run .ohh, almost taken at square leg! The ball fell just short of the man there, after Nair took .his eyes off for a second, before realising that this short ball didn't get up as much as he .would have liked. He went for the pull off this 145kph delivery, mistimed it, and nearly .fell\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, OUT .A mix-up between Nair and Porel... and replays show Nair is juuuuust short of the .crease at the non-striker's end! This is what happened earlier: Sandeep angled a length .delivery into the left-hander from around the stumps, and pitched it around off. Porel .went for the pull, bot got a bottom edge on to his leg. The ball trickled away towards .backward point, and while Porel was looking at the ball, Nair was already halfway down .the pitch. The throw went to Sandeep, and Nair was late in turning around .Karun Nair run out (Hasaranga\/Sandeep Sharma) 0 (3b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 0\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, no run .almost a copy of the last ball, except for the run-out! Another bottom edge as Porel .looked to pull a shortish ball, and the ball went behind the wicket\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .drives this fuller ball outside off to long-on .Rahul facing his first ball\nSandeep to Rahul, no run .on the shorter side of a length, and angling in, as Sandeep bowls this from close to the .stumps. Rahul dabs it down from off stump\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .good work by Parag at mid-off. He tumbles to his right to keep this to a single, after .Rahul skips down and drives at this length ball in the channel outside off. Parag may .have saved at least a run or two there\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .clipped to deep square leg, as this full ball swings back in to arrive very full, and on the .stumps\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .full and dipping on leg, and flicked to deep midwicket\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .on the shorter side of a length, and quicker around sixth stump. Pushed towards cover .point\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .very full - nearly a yorker - and drifting into middle. Driven to extra cover this time\nTheekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs .whipped to deep square leg. It was a high-ish full toss, and arriving just outside leg. .Even Rahul seemed surprised by that, although he played it well to bag four in the .vacant region\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .advances down the pitch, and gets a leading edge towards cover point. The ball was on .the shorter side on middle and off, and was a carrom ball, which Rahul looked to clip\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .fullish ball on middle and leg, and nudged off his pads towards square leg\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, no run .an inswinging yorker arrives on middle, and Porel gets his front leg out of the way to .squeeze it back to Sandeep\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another yorker which shapes into Porel, although this one comes around off. He jams .his bat down in time to clip towards square leg . .KL Rahul in IPL, 2025 .INNS .5 .RUNS .205 .SR .157.69 .AVE .68.33 .HS .93*\nSandeep to Rahul, no run .excellent execution from Sandeep, as he nails another yorker. Rahul makes room and .skips down the pitch, and can only manage to drag this ball arriving around off to mid- .off\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .Sandeep switches to a short delivery outside off, and Rahul rolls his wrists to pull to .deep midwicket .Over the wicket to Porel now\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another low full toss after an attempted yorker, and this time Porel drives from middle .and off to mid-on for a hurried single\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle, and punched to long-on with a big swing of the arms .from Rahul\nDeshpande to Rahul, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length, and angling in to pitch on off. Pushed to long-on by .closing the face of the bat\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .bowls this from wide of the crease, and goes short around middle. The ball shapes .away to finish wide of off, as Porel pulls to deep midwicket with his bottom hand .coming off\nDeshpande to Rahul, no run .slower ball, and on the shorter side around fifth stump. The ball shaped in to finish .closer to off, and was punched to point\nDeshpande to Rahul, SIX runs .launched down the ground. Rahul has a free swing of the bat at this length delivery .angling in and arriving just outside off, and clearing his front leg also helps him crash .the ball\nDeshpande to Rahul, 1 run .a bouncer on off, and Rahul opens his stance up to swat-pull to deep midwicket. He did .well to ride the bounce there\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .a low full angling across, and coming on to Porel just outside off. Swiped wide of long- .on for a single\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .tosses it up, and bowls quite full on leg stump. Driven hard to long-on by Porel\nHasaranga to Rahul, no run .very full again, as Hasaranga gives the ball some loop. It is just about on off, and Rahul .drives on the bounce to the man at extra cover\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .full and slow, and around fifth stump. Swept to deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .the wrong 'un from Hasaranga, who bowls slow, and gets it to dip on a fullish length on .middle. The ball ends around off, and is punched to long-on\nHasaranga to Rahul, no run .much fuller around off, and pushed towards cover by going low\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .on a length, and just outside off. It turns away, and Rahul punches to deep cover .Time-out\nTheekshana to Rahul, 2 runs .short of a length on middle, and Rahul nudges it towards midwicket. It was played .softly, and Theekshana gave the chase, by which time the batters ran two\nTheekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs .misfield at deep cover, and four!! Jurel was the man there moving to his left, but let the .ball slip through after himself sliding on the field. It was a carrom ball from Theekshana, .as Rahul made room early, and slapped hard at it\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .short in length again, but this pitches around off and turns in a bit. Punched to long-on\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shorter side to the left-hander too, but this lands outside leg. It turns away slightly, and .Porel mistimes a pull towards deep-backward square leg\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .again Rahul backs away, and this time Theekshana follows. He bowls full and outside .leg, and Rahul clips to deep midwicket\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, no run .again bowls short and just outside leg to Porel, who opens his stance up before looking .to pull. But he misses, and is hit on his body\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .On a length on middle, and turning away. Pulled to long-on\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run .ohh, beaten! Much slower from Hasaranga, who tossed it up and bowled full and .outside off. It turned away as Porel looked to loft, and missed\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another googly, but this one is quicker, and pitching on a fullish length on off. Punched .to long-off by Porel . .KL Rahul vs Wanindu Hasaranga .BALLS .29 .RUNS .35 .OUTS .1 .SR .120.68 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .very full on middle and off, as it dips on to Rahul. Driven to long-on\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run .this drifts away, and is full and outside off. Porel looks to drive, but misses again\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .cut away to deep-backward point. On a length, and wide-ish of off already, before .turning away further. Porel waits, before slashing at it for four .With that boundary, here's Abhimanyu back","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs CSK, 25th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, no run a sharp inswinger first ball! It starts from well outside off, but finishes full on the pads, as JFM clips towards the man at square leg BALLS 1780 WKTS 71 4s\/6s 269\/76 ECON 7.68 AVE 32.12\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, no run no foot movement from JFM, who leans into a drive off this fullish ball slightly wide of off. But the ball trickles to mid-on off the inside half of the bat\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs sliced aerially to deep point! He opens the face of the bat at this length delivery which is wide of off, and with Archer getting now swing, JFM throws his bat and gets four\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs one-bounce, and four over cover! Archer again bowls a length delivery, although this is closer to off than the previous ball. JFM lofts without really getting to the pitch of the ball, but that's his style, really\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run tighter line this time. Shorter side of a length around off, and seaming in. JFM punches towards cover for a quick single Porel facing his first ball. There's a slip for him too.\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 1 run shortish in length on leg, and Porel slightly opens his stance up to nudge to deep-backward square leg\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs chipped wide and over mid-on! Deshpande angles it across, and ends up bowling a lowish full toss around middle and off. Porel adjusts for the dip, and swipes at it across the line A quick reminder that you can follow live commentary for this game on ESPNcricinfo in Hindi as well.\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs some luck for Porel, and four runs for DC! He skips down the pitch, and as this length ball angles across to pitch outside off, Porel gets an outside edge wide of the keeper as he looks to hoick\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, SIX runs wow, superb shot! An effortless pick-up whip! The ball lands deep into the stands at deep-backward square leg. It was a fullish ball from Deshpande, but on Porel's pads. Porel simply waited, before dispatching it for six Abishek Porel strike rate in Powerplay overs155.35\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs four more! Porel reads the slower ball too! On a short of a length, and pitching just outside off, before shaping away. Porel plays late, and slashes at it to deep-backward point\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs pulled to deep midwicket! Deshpande looks clueless, while Porel bats like a boss! A short ball rising around off or thereabouts, and Porel rolls his wrists to pull along the ground for four more\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run a single to end the over! Quite a miracle! A slow full toss around middle, and Porel clips to deep square leg\n Archer to Abishek Porel, no run on a fullish length on middle, and Porel only manages to push it back towards Archer\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 1 run short delivery around middle stump at 145kph, and Porel is nearly beaten for pace. He plays an unconvincing pull towards deep square leg\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT a golf swing, but taken! Jaiswal, at extra cover, moves a few steps to his left, and takes it in front of his stomach. JFM hardly got any timing there, as Archer bowled on a short of a length on middle and off. His front leg was out of the way, and he seemed to have been by the pace and bounce as much as his own lack of technique, with his head facing down the ground. \n Archer to Nair, no run on a fullish length, and just outside off. Dabbed to point with a firm sound off the bat\n Archer to Nair, no run short ball, and Nair ducks! Archer bangs the ball on middle, and has Nair ducking, even as the ball finishes around leg stump for the keeper\n Archer to Nair, no run ohh, almost taken at square leg! The ball fell just short of the man there, after Nair took his eyes off for a second, before realising that this short ball didn't get up as much as he would have liked. He went for the pull off this 145kph delivery, mistimed it, and nearly fell\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, OUT A mix-up between Nair and Porel... and replays show Nair is juuuuust short of the crease at the non-striker's end! This is what happened earlier: Sandeep angled a length delivery into the left-hander from around the stumps, and pitched it around off. Porel went for the pull, bot got a bottom edge on to his leg. The ball trickled away towards backward point, and while Porel was looking at the ball, Nair was already halfway down the pitch. The throw went to Sandeep, and Nair was late in turning around \n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, no run almost a copy of the last ball, except for the run-out! Another bottom edge as Porel looked to pull a shortish ball, and the ball went behind the wicket\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run drives this fuller ball outside off to long-on Rahul facing his first ball\n Sandeep to Rahul, no run on the shorter side of a length, and angling in, as Sandeep bowls this from close to the stumps. Rahul dabs it down from off stump\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run good work by Parag at mid-off. He tumbles to his right to keep this to a single, after Rahul skips down and drives at this length ball in the channel outside off. Parag may have saved at least a run or two there\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run clipped to deep square leg, as this full ball swings back in to arrive very full, and on the stumps\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run full and dipping on leg, and flicked to deep midwicket\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run on the shorter side of a length, and quicker around sixth stump. Pushed towards cover point\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run very full - nearly a yorker - and drifting into middle. Driven to extra cover this time\n Theekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs whipped to deep square leg. It was a high-ish full toss, and arriving just outside leg. Even Rahul seemed surprised by that, although he played it well to bag four in the vacant region\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run advances down the pitch, and gets a leading edge towards cover point. The ball was on the shorter side on middle and off, and was a carrom ball, which Rahul looked to clip\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run fullish ball on middle and leg, and nudged off his pads towards square leg\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, no run an inswinging yorker arrives on middle, and Porel gets his front leg out of the way to squeeze it back to Sandeep\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run another yorker which shapes into Porel, although this one comes around off. He jams his bat down in time to clip towards square leg KL Rahul in IPL, 2025 INNS 5 RUNS 205 SR 157.69 AVE 68.33 HS 93*\n Sandeep to Rahul, no run excellent execution from Sandeep, as he nails another yorker. Rahul makes room and skips down the pitch, and can only manage to drag this ball arriving around off to mid-off\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run Sandeep switches to a short delivery outside off, and Rahul rolls his wrists to pull to deep midwicket Over the wicket to Porel now\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run another low full toss after an attempted yorker, and this time Porel drives from middle and off to mid-on for a hurried single\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle, and punched to long-on with a big swing of the arms from Rahul\n Deshpande to Rahul, 1 run on the shorter side of a length, and angling in to pitch on off. Pushed to long-on by closing the face of the bat\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run bowls this from wide of the crease, and goes short around middle. The ball shapes away to finish wide of off, as Porel pulls to deep midwicket with his bottom hand coming off\n Deshpande to Rahul, no run slower ball, and on the shorter side around fifth stump. The ball shaped in to finish closer to off, and was punched to point\n Deshpande to Rahul, SIX runs launched down the ground. Rahul has a free swing of the bat at this length delivery angling in and arriving just outside off, and clearing his front leg also helps him crash the ball\n Deshpande to Rahul, 1 run a bouncer on off, and Rahul opens his stance up to swat-pull to deep midwicket. He did well to ride the bounce there\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run a low full angling across, and coming on to Porel just outside off. Swiped wide of long-on for a single\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run tosses it up, and bowls quite full on leg stump. Driven hard to long-on by Porel\n Hasaranga to Rahul, no run very full again, as Hasaranga gives the ball some loop. It is just about on off, and Rahul drives on the bounce to the man at extra cover\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run full and slow, and around fifth stump. Swept to deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run the wrong 'un from Hasaranga, who bowls slow, and gets it to dip on a fullish length on middle. The ball ends around off, and is punched to long-on\n Hasaranga to Rahul, no run much fuller around off, and pushed towards cover by going low\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run on a length, and just outside off. It turns away, and Rahul punches to deep cover Time-out\n Theekshana to Rahul, 2 runs short of a length on middle, and Rahul nudges it towards midwicket. It was played softly, and Theekshana gave the chase, by which time the batters ran two\n Theekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs misfield at deep cover, and four!! Jurel was the man there moving to his left, but let the ball slip through after himself sliding on the field. It was a carrom ball from Theekshana, as Rahul made room early, and slapped hard at it\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run short in length again, but this pitches around off and turns in a bit. Punched to long-on\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run shorter side to the left-hander too, but this lands outside leg. It turns away slightly, and Porel mistimes a pull towards deep-backward square leg\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run again Rahul backs away, and this time Theekshana follows. He bowls full and outside leg, and Rahul clips to deep midwicket\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, no run again bowls short and just outside leg to Porel, who opens his stance up before looking to pull. But he misses, and is hit on his body\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run On a length on middle, and turning away. Pulled to long-on\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run ohh, beaten! Much slower from Hasaranga, who tossed it up and bowled full and outside off. It turned away as Porel looked to loft, and missed\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run another googly, but this one is quicker, and pitching on a fullish length on off. Punched to long-off by Porel KL Rahul vs Wanindu Hasaranga BALLS 29 RUNS 35 OUTS 1 SR 120.68 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run very full on middle and off, as it dips on to Rahul. Driven to long-on\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run this drifts away, and is full and outside off. Porel looks to drive, but misses again\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs cut away to deep-backward point. On a length, and wide-ish of off already, before turning away further. Porel waits, before slashing at it for four With that boundary, here's Abhimanyu back","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","J Fraser-McGurk","Nair","Rahul"],"Runs":[40.0,9.0,0.0,27.0],"Balls_Faced":[27,6,3,24],"Fours":[5,2,0,2],"Sixes":[1,0,0,1],"S\/R":[148.15,150.0,0.0,112.5],"dismissal":["run out (Hasaranga\/Sandeep Sharma)","c Jaiswal b Archer","Not Out","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Hasaranga","Sandeep","Theekshana"],"Balls":[12,12,12,12,12],"Runs_Given":[11.0,33.0,11.0,7.0,14.0],"Wickets":[1,0,0,0,0],"Overs":[2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .a sharp inswinger first ball! It starts from well outside off, but finishes full on the pads, .as JFM clips towards the man at square leg . .Jofra Archer in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1780 .WKTS .71 .4s\/6s .269\/76 .ECON .7.68 .AVE .32.12\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, no run .no foot movement from JFM, who leans into a drive off this fullish ball slightly wide of .off. But the ball trickles to mid-on off the inside half of the bat\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .sliced aerially to deep point! He opens the face of the bat at this length delivery which is .wide of off, and with Archer getting now swing, JFM throws his bat and gets four\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs .one-bounce, and four over cover! Archer again bowls a length delivery, although this is .closer to off than the previous ball. JFM lofts without really getting to the pitch of the .ball, but that's his style, really\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run .tighter line this time. Shorter side of a length around off, and seaming in. JFM punches .towards cover for a quick single .Porel facing his first ball. There's a slip for him too.\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shortish in length on leg, and Porel slightly opens his stance up to nudge to deep- .backward square leg\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .chipped wide and over mid-on! Deshpande angles it across, and ends up bowling a .lowish full toss around middle and off. Porel adjusts for the dip, and swipes at it across .the line .A quick reminder that you can follow live commentary for this game on ESPNcricinfo in .Hindi as well.\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .some luck for Porel, and four runs for DC! He skips down the pitch, and as this length .ball angles across to pitch outside off, Porel gets an outside edge wide of the keeper as .he looks to hoick\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .wow, superb shot! An effortless pick-up whip! The ball lands deep into the stands at .deep-backward square leg. It was a fullish ball from Deshpande, but on Porel's pads. .Porel simply waited, before dispatching it for six .Abishek Porel strike rate in Powerplay overs155.35\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .four more! Porel reads the slower ball too! On a short of a length, and pitching just .outside off, before shaping away. Porel plays late, and slashes at it to deep-backward .point\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .pulled to deep midwicket! Deshpande looks clueless, while Porel bats like a boss! A .short ball rising around off or thereabouts, and Porel rolls his wrists to pull along the .ground for four more\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .a single to end the over! Quite a miracle! A slow full toss around middle, and Porel clips .to deep square leg\nArcher to Abishek Porel, no run .on a fullish length on middle, and Porel only manages to push it back towards Archer\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 1 run .short delivery around middle stump at 145kph, and Porel is nearly beaten for pace. He .plays an unconvincing pull towards deep square leg\nArcher to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT .a golf swing, but taken! Jaiswal, at extra cover, moves a few steps to his left, and takes .it in front of his stomach. JFM hardly got any timing there, as Archer bowled on a short .of a length on middle and off. His front leg was out of the way, and he seemed to have .been by the pace and bounce as much as his own lack of technique, with his head .facing down the ground. .Jake Fraser-McGurk c Jaiswal b Archer 9 (6b 2x4 0x6 11m) SR: 150\nArcher to Nair, no run .on a fullish length, and just outside off. Dabbed to point with a firm sound off the bat\nArcher to Nair, no run .short ball, and Nair ducks! Archer bangs the ball on middle, and has Nair ducking, even .as the ball finishes around leg stump for the keeper\nArcher to Nair, no run .ohh, almost taken at square leg! The ball fell just short of the man there, after Nair took .his eyes off for a second, before realising that this short ball didn't get up as much as he .would have liked. He went for the pull off this 145kph delivery, mistimed it, and nearly .fell\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, OUT .A mix-up between Nair and Porel... and replays show Nair is juuuuust short of the .crease at the non-striker's end! This is what happened earlier: Sandeep angled a length .delivery into the left-hander from around the stumps, and pitched it around off. Porel .went for the pull, bot got a bottom edge on to his leg. The ball trickled away towards .backward point, and while Porel was looking at the ball, Nair was already halfway down .the pitch. The throw went to Sandeep, and Nair was late in turning around .Karun Nair run out (Hasaranga\/Sandeep Sharma) 0 (3b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 0\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, no run .almost a copy of the last ball, except for the run-out! Another bottom edge as Porel .looked to pull a shortish ball, and the ball went behind the wicket\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .drives this fuller ball outside off to long-on .Rahul facing his first ball\nSandeep to Rahul, no run .on the shorter side of a length, and angling in, as Sandeep bowls this from close to the .stumps. Rahul dabs it down from off stump\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .good work by Parag at mid-off. He tumbles to his right to keep this to a single, after .Rahul skips down and drives at this length ball in the channel outside off. Parag may .have saved at least a run or two there\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .clipped to deep square leg, as this full ball swings back in to arrive very full, and on the .stumps\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .full and dipping on leg, and flicked to deep midwicket\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .on the shorter side of a length, and quicker around sixth stump. Pushed towards cover .point\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .very full - nearly a yorker - and drifting into middle. Driven to extra cover this time\nTheekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs .whipped to deep square leg. It was a high-ish full toss, and arriving just outside leg. .Even Rahul seemed surprised by that, although he played it well to bag four in the .vacant region\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .advances down the pitch, and gets a leading edge towards cover point. The ball was on .the shorter side on middle and off, and was a carrom ball, which Rahul looked to clip\nTheekshana to Rahul, no run .fullish ball on middle and leg, and nudged off his pads towards square leg\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, no run .an inswinging yorker arrives on middle, and Porel gets his front leg out of the way to .squeeze it back to Sandeep\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another yorker which shapes into Porel, although this one comes around off. He jams .his bat down in time to clip towards square leg . .KL Rahul in IPL, 2025 .INNS .5 .RUNS .205 .SR .157.69 .AVE .68.33 .HS .93*\nSandeep to Rahul, no run .excellent execution from Sandeep, as he nails another yorker. Rahul makes room and .skips down the pitch, and can only manage to drag this ball arriving around off to mid- .off\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .Sandeep switches to a short delivery outside off, and Rahul rolls his wrists to pull to .deep midwicket .Over the wicket to Porel now\nSandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another low full toss after an attempted yorker, and this time Porel drives from middle .and off to mid-on for a hurried single\nSandeep to Rahul, 1 run .shorter side of a length on middle, and punched to long-on with a big swing of the arms .from Rahul\nDeshpande to Rahul, 1 run .on the shorter side of a length, and angling in to pitch on off. Pushed to long-on by .closing the face of the bat\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .bowls this from wide of the crease, and goes short around middle. The ball shapes .away to finish wide of off, as Porel pulls to deep midwicket with his bottom hand .coming off\nDeshpande to Rahul, no run .slower ball, and on the shorter side around fifth stump. The ball shaped in to finish .closer to off, and was punched to point\nDeshpande to Rahul, SIX runs .launched down the ground. Rahul has a free swing of the bat at this length delivery .angling in and arriving just outside off, and clearing his front leg also helps him crash .the ball\nDeshpande to Rahul, 1 run .a bouncer on off, and Rahul opens his stance up to swat-pull to deep midwicket. He did .well to ride the bounce there\nDeshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run .a low full angling across, and coming on to Porel just outside off. Swiped wide of long- .on for a single\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .tosses it up, and bowls quite full on leg stump. Driven hard to long-on by Porel\nHasaranga to Rahul, no run .very full again, as Hasaranga gives the ball some loop. It is just about on off, and Rahul .drives on the bounce to the man at extra cover\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .full and slow, and around fifth stump. Swept to deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .the wrong 'un from Hasaranga, who bowls slow, and gets it to dip on a fullish length on .middle. The ball ends around off, and is punched to long-on\nHasaranga to Rahul, no run .much fuller around off, and pushed towards cover by going low\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .on a length, and just outside off. It turns away, and Rahul punches to deep cover .Time-out\nTheekshana to Rahul, 2 runs .short of a length on middle, and Rahul nudges it towards midwicket. It was played .softly, and Theekshana gave the chase, by which time the batters ran two\nTheekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs .misfield at deep cover, and four!! Jurel was the man there moving to his left, but let the .ball slip through after himself sliding on the field. It was a carrom ball from Theekshana, .as Rahul made room early, and slapped hard at it\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .short in length again, but this pitches around off and turns in a bit. Punched to long-on\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .shorter side to the left-hander too, but this lands outside leg. It turns away slightly, and .Porel mistimes a pull towards deep-backward square leg\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .again Rahul backs away, and this time Theekshana follows. He bowls full and outside .leg, and Rahul clips to deep midwicket\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, no run .again bowls short and just outside leg to Porel, who opens his stance up before looking .to pull. But he misses, and is hit on his body\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .On a length on middle, and turning away. Pulled to long-on\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run .ohh, beaten! Much slower from Hasaranga, who tossed it up and bowled full and .outside off. It turned away as Porel looked to loft, and missed\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run .another googly, but this one is quicker, and pitching on a fullish length on off. Punched .to long-off by Porel . .KL Rahul vs Wanindu Hasaranga .BALLS .29 .RUNS .35 .OUTS .1 .SR .120.68 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nHasaranga to Rahul, 1 run .very full on middle and off, as it dips on to Rahul. Driven to long-on\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run .this drifts away, and is full and outside off. Porel looks to drive, but misses again\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .cut away to deep-backward point. On a length, and wide-ish of off already, before .turning away further. Porel waits, before slashing at it for four .With that boundary, here's Abhimanyu back\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .Theekshana tosses this on a length and wide of off. Rahul reaches out and cuts it away .to deep cover point\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .On a length angled across him, Porel cuts it fine but can't find the gap between .backward point and short third\nTheekshana to Rahul, SIX runs .Clears long-off! This is in the slot outside off, Rahul clears his front leg and lofts it .stylishly down the ground. The fielder was leaping but Rahul got enough elevation on .that\nTheekshana to Rahul, 1 run .A drag down on leg, following Rahul who backed away. Rahul rocks back and pulls in .front of square\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, no run .Offbreak on a length on middle, steered to backward point\nTheekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Full outside leg, eased to short fine for a single\nParag to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Bursts through the fielder! Floated very full outside off, Porel hammers a drive to point .where the fielder can't hold on\nParag to Rahul, no run .Tossed up full around middle, Rahul eases it to cover\nParag to Rahul, 1 run .On a length around leg, tucked through midwicket for a single\nParag to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Full on middle, Porel comes down the track before clipping it through midwicket\nParag to Rahul, 1 run .Parag tosses it wide of off, and Rahul cuts it out to the off side sweeper .Big shot coming?\nParag to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .Porel did try for the big shot but it doesn't come off. It's full around leg and he whips it .to deep midwicket's right\nArcher to Rahul, 1 run .Dug in short outside off, Rahul pulls it square on the leg side\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .Low full toss on middle and Porel can't capitalise! Whips it wide of long-on but the .fielder gets there .Teams batting first have made 200+ in the previous eight T20 matches (7 in IPL) in .Delhi, our resident Statman Sampath informs me.\nArcher to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Short and angled across him, Porel swivels and pulls it out along the ground behind .square leg\nArcher to Rahul, 1 wide .Bumped in short around off, Rahul barely moves as it sails over him. Wide called .immediately .That was the first extra of the day!\nArcher to Rahul, OUT .Holes out to deep midwicket! It's a back of length delivery, not short enough to pull .maybe, but Rahul has to pull the trigger. Tries to hammer it on the leg side but gets no .elevation on it. It goes flat to Hetmyer, who grabs it just inches above the ground! .Royals continue to impose themselves on this ground and Archer gets Rahul for the .first time in the IPL!. That was a legcutter from Archer .KL Rahul c Hetmyer b Archer 38 (32b 2x4 2x6 39m) SR: 118.75\nArcher to Stubbs, 1 run .On a length around off, Stubbs just gives it a gentle nudge towards mid-on and gets a .single to start off\nArcher to Abishek Porel, no run .Short ball angled across Porel, who sways back and tries to ramp it, but no luck. .Replays show that Porel did in fact get some bat on that, but Royals never appealed! .And that's the timeout. DC need to regroup and come up with a plan soon .Elsewhere, Indian sports' golden child going into the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, who went by .the wayside in the last few years, Saurabh Chaudhary's bronze medal at the World Cup .has sent another clear sign that he's back in the big time.\nHasaranga to Stubbs, no run .Googly outside off, Stubbs goes back and punches it to short cover\nHasaranga to Stubbs, no run .Oh beauty! Full outside off and it rips off the surface, spinning past the outside edge as .Stubbs pushes at it!\nHasaranga to Stubbs, SIX runs .Massive! Tossed up full outside off, a bit too full, and Stubbs is quick to slog-sweep this .all the way over deep midwicket\nHasaranga to Stubbs, 1 run .Looks to slash a legbreak outside off and it goes to Theekshana at short third on the .bounce as he slices it. But he lets the ball through, allowing a single\nHasaranga to Abishek Porel, OUT .Porel falls the next ball he faces after getting that life! It's one that's going on with the .angle and Porel looks to go down the ground. Ends up hitting it off the toe end and .Parag takes a few steps in from long-off and pouches it! .Abishek Porel c Parag b Hasaranga 49 (37b 5x4 1x6 61m) SR: 132.43\nHasaranga to Axar Patel, 1 run .Legbreak on a length around middle and leg, Axar tucks it square on the leg side .As Axar walked out to bat, the umpire tried to check his bat using the gauge. Axar, deep .in conversation with Stubbs, continued to walk, with the umpire having to rush behind .him to complete the check. All done fine in the end as Axar and the official share a .laugh\nDeshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run .On a length on leg, clipped out to deep backward square\nDeshpande to Stubbs, 1 run .Slower bouncer outside off, Stubbs waits on it, gets on his toes and swats it along the .ground to deep midwicket\nDeshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run .On a length on leg, steered down to deep third\nDeshpande to Stubbs, 1 run .Length ball outside off, punched away through cover. Another single for DC\nDeshpande to Axar Patel, no run .Back of length around leg, Axar backs away and cuts it straight to backward point\nDeshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run .Slower bouncer angled across Axar, who waits on it and slaps it out to deep cover\nHasaranga to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Hasaranga drops it short and Axar capitalises! Rocks back and pulls this quite straight .of Hetmyer at deep midwicket. Hetmyer dived while running to his right but Axar has .done enough to beat his man\nHasaranga to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Now Hasaranga overcompensates and bowls it too full, outside off, and Axar hammers .a drive wide of long-off. Playing the field well here, is the DC captain\nHasaranga to Axar Patel, SIX runs .The fielders don't matter for this one! In the slot outside off, and he gets on one knee .and slogs it over cow corner! He has picked Hasaranga as his match-up and taking him .on\nHasaranga to Axar Patel, 1 run .Dropped a bit short around off and Axar just slaps it out towards long-off\nHasaranga to Stubbs, 2 runs .On a length around middle and off, Stubbs whips it between deep midwicket and deep .square and they get two .Is it time for DC to look beyond Jake Fraser-McGurk for now? .19.7K votes .No, he's a generational talent who needs backing .Yes, IPL is cut-throat. Pick the form player\nHasaranga to Stubbs, 2 runs .Dropped by Parag! Full, but flatter around off. Stubbs can't get underneath it as he goes .downtown. No elevation on that and Parag running in from long-on dives in front, but .can't hold on!\nTheekshana to Axar Patel, SIX runs .Fires in a full toss across Axar, who is quick to move across his stumps and pulls this .all the way behind square leg! .Around the wicket now\nTheekshana to Axar Patel, 1 run .Drills it in flat and full outside off, Axar pulls it off the inside half of the bat and gets it .wide of long-on\nTheekshana to Stubbs, 1 run .Dropped a bit short outside off, Stubbs backs away and looks to clatter it on the off .side, but picks out the extra cover fielder on the circle\nTheekshana to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Axar is here on a mission! Low full toss outside off and he slices it over backward point! .Reached out and got it over the fielder\nTheekshana to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Picks the gap beautifully! Theekshana goes a bit short around middle, Axar clears his .front leg and hammers a pull square of the deep midwicket fielder!\nTheekshana to Axar Patel, OUT .Holes out this time! Invaluable cameo comes to an end. It's another full toss and he .looks to go down the ground but he hits it too flat and Jurel grabs it running in from .long-on. Axar punches his helmet, while it's still on, as he walks out, but he's really .injected some much needed momentum into this innings .Axar Patel c Jurel b Theekshana 34 (14b 4x4 2x6 14m) SR: 242.85\nSandeep to Stubbs, 1 run .Dug in short outside off, slower ball of course, Stubbs waits and pulls it out to deep .midwicket\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run .Yorker around off, Ashutosh hits a picture-perfect straight drive but it goes back to the .bowler, who can only deflect it past the stumps at the non-striker's end. That was .technically a chance for Sandeep, but it was very low and he only got his fingertips on .that\nSandeep to Stubbs, 1 run .Sandeep sticks to slower bouncers outside off, Stubbs again goes across and pulls it to .the leg side for a single\nSandeep to Ashutosh, no run .Bouncer around off, Ashutosh looks to ramp. Doesn't seem to connect but this time .Samson appeals rather animatedly! And they review it too! Ashutosh's bat was up like a .periscope, but he survives as UltraEdge confirms there was no contact with the ball. It .swooshed by very close!\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Slower ball on a length and quite wide. Ashutosh looks to cut, but it's too far for him. .Too far for the umpire's liking as well\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 2 runs .On a length outside off, Ashutosh punches it behind point. The deep point fielder runs to .his left and makes a good stop. Hetmyer was the fielder .Sampath with another nugget: Porel and Rahul scored 41 off the six overs against .spinners with 3 fours and a six. Since then, 43 runs scored off spinners in three overs .with 4 fours and 3 sixes.\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run .Yorker just outside off, as he spots Ashutosh move across his stumps. Ashutosh .manages to squeeze it into the vacant midwicket area for a quick single\nArcher to Ashutosh, FOUR runs .Starts off with a wide yorker, but Ashutosh manages to open his face and squeeze it .fine on the off side! Beats short third and gets a boundary\nArcher to Ashutosh, 1 run .On a length outside off, Ashutosh goes back to pull it out to deep midwicket\nArcher to Stubbs, FOUR runs .Superb innovation from Stubbs! Goes well across the stumps and Archer follows him .with a pace-off length ball. Stubbs waits on it and then scoops it fine on the leg side .with enough power to clear the short fine leg fielder\nArcher to Stubbs, 1 run .Yorker down leg, following Stubbs who had backed away. He manages to open his face .and squeeze it out to short third for a quick run\nArcher to Ashutosh, FOUR runs .Excellent from Ashutosh! Short ball angled into him, Ashutosh backs away and opens .the face to glide it over the keeper! And well fine of short third\nArcher to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Bouncer outside off, Ashutosh goes across but doesn't attempt a shot in the end due to .the height on that. Wide called by the umpire .Umpire having a word with Samson about standing too deep! He was almost at the .circle!\nArcher to Ashutosh, 1 leg bye .Full around middle and leg, Ashutosh looks to heave it away but misses. Goes square .off his pads and they take the leg bye\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Sandeep starts off with a wide! Not quite yorker length but that was what he was .attempting. Just past the tramline\nSandeep to Ashutosh, no run .Full outside off, pace off, and Ashutosh misses out as he looks to go inside out\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Slower bouncer outside off, Ashutosh looks to ramp but misses. Immediately reviews .for wide not given. Ashutosh was on his toes at the crease trying to play that. And that's .given wide!\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Now goes for a yorker around leg, Ashutosh looks to clip it away and it slides down. .Wide again\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide .Another wide! This time it's a wide bouncer gone wrong. It just slips out of his hand and .goes very wide\nSandeep to Ashutosh, (no ball) 1 run .Full toss on leg this time, and he clips it out to deep square leg. But wait, Sandeep has .overstepped! Free hit coming up! .Six runs of one legal delivery in this over so far!\nSandeep to Stubbs, FOUR runs .Too full, too straight and punished! Stubbs whips this free hit away in the gap behind .square!\nSandeep to Stubbs, SIX runs .Into the stands! Sandeep is going wayward now, and bowls another full toss on the .stumps. Stubbs has no problem smashing this over cow corner!\nSandeep to Stubbs, 1 run .Slower wide bouncer, Stubbs manages to pull it off the toe end to the long-on fielder .17 runs off this over already\nSandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run .Bouncer is closer to the batter this time, swatted down to long-on again\nSandeep to Stubbs, 1 run .Sliced up and Theekshana drops a sitter! This is short and wide, stays low. Stubbs .loses his balance as he reaches out. The ball goes high and Theekshana settles under it .at backward point. But makes a meal of it to frustrate Sandeep Sharma even more! .See all photos","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - KKR vs CSK, 25th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, no run a sharp inswinger first ball! It starts from well outside off, but finishes full on the pads, as JFM clips towards the man at square leg BALLS 1780 WKTS 71 4s\/6s 269\/76 ECON 7.68 AVE 32.12\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, no run no foot movement from JFM, who leans into a drive off this fullish ball slightly wide of off. But the ball trickles to mid-on off the inside half of the bat\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs sliced aerially to deep point! He opens the face of the bat at this length delivery which is wide of off, and with Archer getting now swing, JFM throws his bat and gets four\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, FOUR runs one-bounce, and four over cover! Archer again bowls a length delivery, although this is closer to off than the previous ball. JFM lofts without really getting to the pitch of the ball, but that's his style, really\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, 1 run tighter line this time. Shorter side of a length around off, and seaming in. JFM punches towards cover for a quick single Porel facing his first ball. There's a slip for him too.\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 1 run shortish in length on leg, and Porel slightly opens his stance up to nudge to deep-backward square leg\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs chipped wide and over mid-on! Deshpande angles it across, and ends up bowling a lowish full toss around middle and off. Porel adjusts for the dip, and swipes at it across the line A quick reminder that you can follow live commentary for this game on ESPNcricinfo in Hindi as well.\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs some luck for Porel, and four runs for DC! He skips down the pitch, and as this length ball angles across to pitch outside off, Porel gets an outside edge wide of the keeper as he looks to hoick\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, SIX runs wow, superb shot! An effortless pick-up whip! The ball lands deep into the stands at deep-backward square leg. It was a fullish ball from Deshpande, but on Porel's pads. Porel simply waited, before dispatching it for six Abishek Porel strike rate in Powerplay overs155.35\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs four more! Porel reads the slower ball too! On a short of a length, and pitching just outside off, before shaping away. Porel plays late, and slashes at it to deep-backward point\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs pulled to deep midwicket! Deshpande looks clueless, while Porel bats like a boss! A short ball rising around off or thereabouts, and Porel rolls his wrists to pull along the ground for four more\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run a single to end the over! Quite a miracle! A slow full toss around middle, and Porel clips to deep square leg\n Archer to Abishek Porel, no run on a fullish length on middle, and Porel only manages to push it back towards Archer\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 1 run short delivery around middle stump at 145kph, and Porel is nearly beaten for pace. He plays an unconvincing pull towards deep square leg\n Archer to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT a golf swing, but taken! Jaiswal, at extra cover, moves a few steps to his left, and takes it in front of his stomach. JFM hardly got any timing there, as Archer bowled on a short of a length on middle and off. His front leg was out of the way, and he seemed to have been by the pace and bounce as much as his own lack of technique, with his head facing down the ground. \n Archer to Nair, no run on a fullish length, and just outside off. Dabbed to point with a firm sound off the bat\n Archer to Nair, no run short ball, and Nair ducks! Archer bangs the ball on middle, and has Nair ducking, even as the ball finishes around leg stump for the keeper\n Archer to Nair, no run ohh, almost taken at square leg! The ball fell just short of the man there, after Nair took his eyes off for a second, before realising that this short ball didn't get up as much as he would have liked. He went for the pull off this 145kph delivery, mistimed it, and nearly fell\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, OUT A mix-up between Nair and Porel... and replays show Nair is juuuuust short of the crease at the non-striker's end! This is what happened earlier: Sandeep angled a length delivery into the left-hander from around the stumps, and pitched it around off. Porel went for the pull, bot got a bottom edge on to his leg. The ball trickled away towards backward point, and while Porel was looking at the ball, Nair was already halfway down the pitch. The throw went to Sandeep, and Nair was late in turning around \n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, no run almost a copy of the last ball, except for the run-out! Another bottom edge as Porel looked to pull a shortish ball, and the ball went behind the wicket\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run drives this fuller ball outside off to long-on Rahul facing his first ball\n Sandeep to Rahul, no run on the shorter side of a length, and angling in, as Sandeep bowls this from close to the stumps. Rahul dabs it down from off stump\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run good work by Parag at mid-off. He tumbles to his right to keep this to a single, after Rahul skips down and drives at this length ball in the channel outside off. Parag may have saved at least a run or two there\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run clipped to deep square leg, as this full ball swings back in to arrive very full, and on the stumps\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run full and dipping on leg, and flicked to deep midwicket\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run on the shorter side of a length, and quicker around sixth stump. Pushed towards cover point\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run very full - nearly a yorker - and drifting into middle. Driven to extra cover this time\n Theekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs whipped to deep square leg. It was a high-ish full toss, and arriving just outside leg. Even Rahul seemed surprised by that, although he played it well to bag four in the vacant region\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run advances down the pitch, and gets a leading edge towards cover point. The ball was on the shorter side on middle and off, and was a carrom ball, which Rahul looked to clip\n Theekshana to Rahul, no run fullish ball on middle and leg, and nudged off his pads towards square leg\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, no run an inswinging yorker arrives on middle, and Porel gets his front leg out of the way to squeeze it back to Sandeep\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run another yorker which shapes into Porel, although this one comes around off. He jams his bat down in time to clip towards square leg KL Rahul in IPL, 2025 INNS 5 RUNS 205 SR 157.69 AVE 68.33 HS 93*\n Sandeep to Rahul, no run excellent execution from Sandeep, as he nails another yorker. Rahul makes room and skips down the pitch, and can only manage to drag this ball arriving around off to mid-off\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run Sandeep switches to a short delivery outside off, and Rahul rolls his wrists to pull to deep midwicket Over the wicket to Porel now\n Sandeep to Abishek Porel, 1 run another low full toss after an attempted yorker, and this time Porel drives from middle and off to mid-on for a hurried single\n Sandeep to Rahul, 1 run shorter side of a length on middle, and punched to long-on with a big swing of the arms from Rahul\n Deshpande to Rahul, 1 run on the shorter side of a length, and angling in to pitch on off. Pushed to long-on by closing the face of the bat\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run bowls this from wide of the crease, and goes short around middle. The ball shapes away to finish wide of off, as Porel pulls to deep midwicket with his bottom hand coming off\n Deshpande to Rahul, no run slower ball, and on the shorter side around fifth stump. The ball shaped in to finish closer to off, and was punched to point\n Deshpande to Rahul, SIX runs launched down the ground. Rahul has a free swing of the bat at this length delivery angling in and arriving just outside off, and clearing his front leg also helps him crash the ball\n Deshpande to Rahul, 1 run a bouncer on off, and Rahul opens his stance up to swat-pull to deep midwicket. He did well to ride the bounce there\n Deshpande to Abishek Porel, 1 run a low full angling across, and coming on to Porel just outside off. Swiped wide of long-on for a single\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run tosses it up, and bowls quite full on leg stump. Driven hard to long-on by Porel\n Hasaranga to Rahul, no run very full again, as Hasaranga gives the ball some loop. It is just about on off, and Rahul drives on the bounce to the man at extra cover\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run full and slow, and around fifth stump. Swept to deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run the wrong 'un from Hasaranga, who bowls slow, and gets it to dip on a fullish length on middle. The ball ends around off, and is punched to long-on\n Hasaranga to Rahul, no run much fuller around off, and pushed towards cover by going low\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run on a length, and just outside off. It turns away, and Rahul punches to deep cover Time-out\n Theekshana to Rahul, 2 runs short of a length on middle, and Rahul nudges it towards midwicket. It was played softly, and Theekshana gave the chase, by which time the batters ran two\n Theekshana to Rahul, FOUR runs misfield at deep cover, and four!! Jurel was the man there moving to his left, but let the ball slip through after himself sliding on the field. It was a carrom ball from Theekshana, as Rahul made room early, and slapped hard at it\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run short in length again, but this pitches around off and turns in a bit. Punched to long-on\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run shorter side to the left-hander too, but this lands outside leg. It turns away slightly, and Porel mistimes a pull towards deep-backward square leg\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run again Rahul backs away, and this time Theekshana follows. He bowls full and outside leg, and Rahul clips to deep midwicket\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, no run again bowls short and just outside leg to Porel, who opens his stance up before looking to pull. But he misses, and is hit on his body\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run On a length on middle, and turning away. Pulled to long-on\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run ohh, beaten! Much slower from Hasaranga, who tossed it up and bowled full and outside off. It turned away as Porel looked to loft, and missed\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, 1 run another googly, but this one is quicker, and pitching on a fullish length on off. Punched to long-off by Porel KL Rahul vs Wanindu Hasaranga BALLS 29 RUNS 35 OUTS 1 SR 120.68 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Hasaranga to Rahul, 1 run very full on middle and off, as it dips on to Rahul. Driven to long-on\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, no run this drifts away, and is full and outside off. Porel looks to drive, but misses again\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs cut away to deep-backward point. On a length, and wide-ish of off already, before turning away further. Porel waits, before slashing at it for four With that boundary, here's Abhimanyu back\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run Theekshana tosses this on a length and wide of off. Rahul reaches out and cuts it away to deep cover point\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run On a length angled across him, Porel cuts it fine but can't find the gap between backward point and short third\n Theekshana to Rahul, SIX runs Clears long-off! This is in the slot outside off, Rahul clears his front leg and lofts it stylishly down the ground. The fielder was leaping but Rahul got enough elevation on that\n Theekshana to Rahul, 1 run A drag down on leg, following Rahul who backed away. Rahul rocks back and pulls in front of square\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, no run Offbreak on a length on middle, steered to backward point\n Theekshana to Abishek Porel, 1 run Full outside leg, eased to short fine for a single\n Parag to Abishek Porel, 1 run Bursts through the fielder! Floated very full outside off, Porel hammers a drive to point where the fielder can't hold on\n Parag to Rahul, no run Tossed up full around middle, Rahul eases it to cover\n Parag to Rahul, 1 run On a length around leg, tucked through midwicket for a single\n Parag to Abishek Porel, 1 run Full on middle, Porel comes down the track before clipping it through midwicket\n Parag to Rahul, 1 run Parag tosses it wide of off, and Rahul cuts it out to the off side sweeper Big shot coming?\n Parag to Abishek Porel, 2 runs Porel did try for the big shot but it doesn't come off. It's full around leg and he whips it to deep midwicket's right\n Archer to Rahul, 1 run Dug in short outside off, Rahul pulls it square on the leg side\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 2 runs Low full toss on middle and Porel can't capitalise! Whips it wide of long-on but the fielder gets there Delhi, our resident Statman Sampath informs me.\n Archer to Abishek Porel, 1 run Short and angled across him, Porel swivels and pulls it out along the ground behind square leg\n Archer to Rahul, 1 wide Bumped in short around off, Rahul barely moves as it sails over him. Wide called immediately That was the first extra of the day!\n Archer to Rahul, OUT Holes out to deep midwicket! It's a back of length delivery, not short enough to pull maybe, but Rahul has to pull the trigger. Tries to hammer it on the leg side but gets no elevation on it. It goes flat to Hetmyer, who grabs it just inches above the ground! Royals continue to impose themselves on this ground and Archer gets Rahul for the first time in the IPL!. That was a legcutter from Archer \n Archer to Stubbs, 1 run On a length around off, Stubbs just gives it a gentle nudge towards mid-on and gets a single to start off\n Archer to Abishek Porel, no run Short ball angled across Porel, who sways back and tries to ramp it, but no luck. Replays show that Porel did in fact get some bat on that, but Royals never appealed! And that's the timeout. DC need to regroup and come up with a plan soon Elsewhere, Indian sports' golden child going into the 2021 Tokyo Olympics, who went by the wayside in the last few years, Saurabh Chaudhary's bronze medal at the World Cup has sent another clear sign that he's back in the big time.\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, no run Googly outside off, Stubbs goes back and punches it to short cover\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, no run Oh beauty! Full outside off and it rips off the surface, spinning past the outside edge as Stubbs pushes at it!\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, SIX runs Massive! Tossed up full outside off, a bit too full, and Stubbs is quick to slog-sweep this all the way over deep midwicket\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, 1 run Looks to slash a legbreak outside off and it goes to Theekshana at short third on the bounce as he slices it. But he lets the ball through, allowing a single\n Hasaranga to Abishek Porel, OUT Porel falls the next ball he faces after getting that life! It's one that's going on with the angle and Porel looks to go down the ground. Ends up hitting it off the toe end and Parag takes a few steps in from long-off and pouches it! \n Hasaranga to Axar Patel, 1 run Legbreak on a length around middle and leg, Axar tucks it square on the leg side As Axar walked out to bat, the umpire tried to check his bat using the gauge. Axar, deep in conversation with Stubbs, continued to walk, with the umpire having to rush behind him to complete the check. All done fine in the end as Axar and the official share a laugh\n Deshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run On a length on leg, clipped out to deep backward square\n Deshpande to Stubbs, 1 run Slower bouncer outside off, Stubbs waits on it, gets on his toes and swats it along the ground to deep midwicket\n Deshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run On a length on leg, steered down to deep third\n Deshpande to Stubbs, 1 run Length ball outside off, punched away through cover. Another single for DC\n Deshpande to Axar Patel, no run Back of length around leg, Axar backs away and cuts it straight to backward point\n Deshpande to Axar Patel, 1 run Slower bouncer angled across Axar, who waits on it and slaps it out to deep cover\n Hasaranga to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Hasaranga drops it short and Axar capitalises! Rocks back and pulls this quite straight of Hetmyer at deep midwicket. Hetmyer dived while running to his right but Axar has done enough to beat his man\n Hasaranga to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Now Hasaranga overcompensates and bowls it too full, outside off, and Axar hammers a drive wide of long-off. Playing the field well here, is the DC captain\n Hasaranga to Axar Patel, SIX runs The fielders don't matter for this one! In the slot outside off, and he gets on one knee and slogs it over cow corner! He has picked Hasaranga as his match-up and taking him on\n Hasaranga to Axar Patel, 1 run Dropped a bit short around off and Axar just slaps it out towards long-off\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, 2 runs On a length around middle and off, Stubbs whips it between deep midwicket and deep square and they get two Is it time for DC to look beyond Jake Fraser-McGurk for now? 19.7K votes No, he's a generational talent who needs backing Yes, IPL is cut-throat. Pick the form player\n Hasaranga to Stubbs, 2 runs Dropped by Parag! Full, but flatter around off. Stubbs can't get underneath it as he goes downtown. No elevation on that and Parag running in from long-on dives in front, but can't hold on!\n Theekshana to Axar Patel, SIX runs Fires in a full toss across Axar, who is quick to move across his stumps and pulls this all the way behind square leg! Around the wicket now\n Theekshana to Axar Patel, 1 run Drills it in flat and full outside off, Axar pulls it off the inside half of the bat and gets it wide of long-on\n Theekshana to Stubbs, 1 run Dropped a bit short outside off, Stubbs backs away and looks to clatter it on the off side, but picks out the extra cover fielder on the circle\n Theekshana to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Axar is here on a mission! Low full toss outside off and he slices it over backward point! Reached out and got it over the fielder\n Theekshana to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Picks the gap beautifully! Theekshana goes a bit short around middle, Axar clears his front leg and hammers a pull square of the deep midwicket fielder!\n Theekshana to Axar Patel, OUT Holes out this time! Invaluable cameo comes to an end. It's another full toss and he looks to go down the ground but he hits it too flat and Jurel grabs it running in from long-on. Axar punches his helmet, while it's still on, as he walks out, but he's really injected some much needed momentum into this innings \n Sandeep to Stubbs, 1 run Dug in short outside off, slower ball of course, Stubbs waits and pulls it out to deep midwicket\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run Yorker around off, Ashutosh hits a picture-perfect straight drive but it goes back to the bowler, who can only deflect it past the stumps at the non-striker's end. That was technically a chance for Sandeep, but it was very low and he only got his fingertips on that\n Sandeep to Stubbs, 1 run Sandeep sticks to slower bouncers outside off, Stubbs again goes across and pulls it to the leg side for a single\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, no run Bouncer around off, Ashutosh looks to ramp. Doesn't seem to connect but this time Samson appeals rather animatedly! And they review it too! Ashutosh's bat was up like a periscope, but he survives as UltraEdge confirms there was no contact with the ball. It swooshed by very close!\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide Slower ball on a length and quite wide. Ashutosh looks to cut, but it's too far for him. Too far for the umpire's liking as well\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 2 runs On a length outside off, Ashutosh punches it behind point. The deep point fielder runs to his left and makes a good stop. Hetmyer was the fielder Sampath with another nugget: Porel and Rahul scored 41 off the six overs against spinners with 3 fours and a six. Since then, 43 runs scored off spinners in three overs with 4 fours and 3 sixes.\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run Yorker just outside off, as he spots Ashutosh move across his stumps. Ashutosh manages to squeeze it into the vacant midwicket area for a quick single\n Archer to Ashutosh, FOUR runs Starts off with a wide yorker, but Ashutosh manages to open his face and squeeze it fine on the off side! Beats short third and gets a boundary\n Archer to Ashutosh, 1 run On a length outside off, Ashutosh goes back to pull it out to deep midwicket\n Archer to Stubbs, FOUR runs Superb innovation from Stubbs! Goes well across the stumps and Archer follows him with a pace-off length ball. Stubbs waits on it and then scoops it fine on the leg side with enough power to clear the short fine leg fielder\n Archer to Stubbs, 1 run Yorker down leg, following Stubbs who had backed away. He manages to open his face and squeeze it out to short third for a quick run\n Archer to Ashutosh, FOUR runs Excellent from Ashutosh! Short ball angled into him, Ashutosh backs away and opens the face to glide it over the keeper! And well fine of short third\n Archer to Ashutosh, 1 wide Bouncer outside off, Ashutosh goes across but doesn't attempt a shot in the end due to the height on that. Wide called by the umpire Umpire having a word with Samson about standing too deep! He was almost at the circle!\n Archer to Ashutosh, 1 leg bye Full around middle and leg, Ashutosh looks to heave it away but misses. Goes square off his pads and they take the leg bye\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide Sandeep starts off with a wide! Not quite yorker length but that was what he was attempting. Just past the tramline\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, no run Full outside off, pace off, and Ashutosh misses out as he looks to go inside out\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide Slower bouncer outside off, Ashutosh looks to ramp but misses. Immediately reviews for wide not given. Ashutosh was on his toes at the crease trying to play that. And that's given wide!\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide Now goes for a yorker around leg, Ashutosh looks to clip it away and it slides down. Wide again\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 wide Another wide! This time it's a wide bouncer gone wrong. It just slips out of his hand and goes very wide\n Full toss on leg this time, and he clips it out to deep square leg. But wait, Sandeep has overstepped! Free hit coming up! Six runs of one legal delivery in this over so far!\n Sandeep to Stubbs, FOUR runs Too full, too straight and punished! Stubbs whips this free hit away in the gap behind square!\n Sandeep to Stubbs, SIX runs Into the stands! Sandeep is going wayward now, and bowls another full toss on the stumps. Stubbs has no problem smashing this over cow corner!\n Sandeep to Stubbs, 1 run Slower wide bouncer, Stubbs manages to pull it off the toe end to the long-on fielder 17 runs off this over already\n Sandeep to Ashutosh, 1 run Bouncer is closer to the batter this time, swatted down to long-on again\n Sandeep to Stubbs, 1 run Sliced up and Theekshana drops a sitter! This is short and wide, stays low. Stubbs loses his balance as he reaches out. The ball goes high and Theekshana settles under it at backward point. But makes a meal of it to frustrate Sandeep Sharma even more! See all photos","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","Abishek Porel","Ashutosh","Axar Patel","J Fraser-McGurk","Nair","Rahul","Stubbs"],"Runs":[49.0,49.0,15.0,34.0,9.0,0.0,38.0,34.0],"Balls_Faced":[37,37,11,14,6,3,32,18],"Fours":[5,5,2,4,2,0,2,2],"Sixes":[1,1,0,2,0,0,2,2],"S\/R":[132.43,132.43,136.36,242.86,150.0,0.0,118.75,188.89],"dismissal":["run out (Hasaranga\/Sandeep Sharma)","c Parag b Hasaranga","Not Out","c Jurel b Theekshana","c Jaiswal b Archer","Not Out","c Hetmyer b Archer","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Archer","Deshpande","Hasaranga","Parag","Sandeep","Theekshana"],"Balls":[24,18,24,6,24,24],"Runs_Given":[32.0,38.0,38.0,6.0,33.0,40.0],"Wickets":[2,0,1,0,0,1],"Overs":[4.0,3.0,4.0,1.0,4.0,4.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Chahar to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT .Golden duck for JFM and it's a super softy. Reaches out to a 132ks fullish ball outside .off, wanted to drive through cover but pushed at it way too early. Was too late to check .the shot and the ball spooned straight to the infielder. .Jake Fraser-McGurk c Jacks b Chahar 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nChahar to Nair, 1 run .Big inswinging yorker on off, Nair does well to jam it towards point. Kept the hands soft, .so the bat-face opened. Tilak swoops in from backward point and underarms a direct hit .at the striker's but the batter is in\nChahar to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Overpitched and Porel nails the cover drive. With a flourish too. Ball was swinging in .towards fourth stump, batter played in front of the body\nChahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Swing in again, nicely driven. Mid-on stops it\nChahar to Nair, no run .LBW appeal turned down, looked too straight. Fullish ball swung in and beat the flick, .impact was outside leg as it hit front pad\nChahar to Nair, no run .Similar ball, 138ks, Nair tries to whip it fine. Misses, ball goes off the pad to the keeper's .left, he stops it\nBoult to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked to deep square leg.\nBoult to Nair, FOUR runs .No swing and Nair drives it on top of the bounce. Deep point's in place but it's well to his .right. Was a length ball angling away through fifth, was an attempted inswinger\nBoult to Nair, FOUR runs .Cut well, a bit like Steve Smith from Nair. The flash of the bat is quick but the follow- .through stops around when bat's in line with the front shoulder. Deep point's beaten to .the left this time, in fact he didn't move . .Karun Nair vs Trent Boult .BALLS .5 .RUNS .15 .OUTS .0 .SR .300.00 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nBoult to Nair, no run .Miscommunication. Nair wants the run, is sent back as Rohit comes in from point and .throws. No direct hit. Was a length ball, scramble seam, on the back leg that beat the .pull\nBoult to Nair, 5 wide .Late swing gives five wides. Full ball started on the pads but swung down, Nair shaped .to flick before leaving it, Rickelton dove full length to the left and got a glove on it. Didn't .stop it from going to the boundary\nBoult to Nair, FOUR runs .Overpitched and Nair's threaded it through cover with a lovely punch. There is a check .and holding of the shape\nBoult to Nair, no run .Length on off, defended to point\nChahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Length around fourth, square driven to deep-forward point\nChahar to Nair, 1 run .Sticks in the pitch, ball pops up off the bat but goes in the gap between cover and point. .Sweeper cover was in place but the ball landed halfway into the outfield. Was a length .ball looked to have moved away laterally, Nair went for the vertical-bat punch through .cover. The pitch misbehaving had him early on the shot\nChahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Flicked behind square off the stumps\nChahar to Nair, FOUR runs .Nair gloves a pull wide of the keeper, still very fine. Into the pitch, off the hips, the angle .allowed him to help it away\nChahar to Nair, 1 run .That's a proper toe. Off the tip of the bat towards point. Nair tried to heave the length .ball outside off, across over midwicket\nChahar to Abishek Porel, 1 leg bye .Porel is late to take off, but goes through with the run. Bumrah hits the non-striker's .stumps from short third but there is no third-umpire referral. Was a length ball that went .off the thigh pad after beating the flick\nBumrah to Abishek Porel, no run .Slowy to start. Fullish offcutter at 118ks on off, Porel read it. Defends it to point\nBumrah to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .Quick single to cover, direct hit deflects to midwicket's left. Santner there, was moving .right but did well to go the other side and dive to deflect it towards square leg. Was a .fullish pace-on ball outside off that was punched\nBumrah to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Similar again, this is punched wide of mid-off. Hardik charges and slides to deny the .quick outfield from taking over .Bumrah has to stop midway as Nair spots disturbance in the background\nBumrah to Nair, FOUR runs .Statement drive from Nair, inside out over cover to a 142ks fll ball on middle and leg. .He hopped leg side very late, still before the bowler released the ball, but nailed it\nBumrah to Nair, no run .Pushes the low full toss down the ground\nBumrah to Nair, FOUR runs .Makes room and carves the slower one to point's right. Right between him and cover .point. More pre-meditation though, hopping late to the leg side. Bumrah went back of .length around fourth. Ball bounced evenly off the pitch\nChahar to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Bouncer has no pace off the pitch. Rose to around-chest height, Porel waited on the pull .but still smashed it in front of square. Over deep-forward point, which was unmanned . .Abishek Porel in IPL, 2025 .INNS .5 .RUNS .89 .SR .153.44 .AVE .29.66 .HS .34*\nChahar to Abishek Porel, no run .Low fully outside off, scythed to point .Dew being spotted on the wheels of the running cam\nChahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Looks for another aerial pull, toes the ball onto pad. Ball dribbles towards midwicket. .Was a 122ks length ball angling in towards off .Over the wicket\nChahar to Nair, FOUR runs .Nair's going all in. Sees width, hacks over cover point. Was a cutter on a back of length .just outside off. Batter waited till opening his hips late and slashing\nChahar to Nair, 1 run .Good ball. Attempted yorker, turned out to be a very low full toss. Flicked from in front .of the body to deep square leg .Back around\nChahar to Abishek Porel, no run .Another yorker, this is on the crease. Dug out to the bowler\nBumrah to Nair, SIX runs .Not yet though, Nair picks him up off a length. The ball was rushing over leg stump but .the batter slid leg side and flicked it over backward square leg for an 83-metre six\nBumrah to Nair, no run .Trustee yorker. Pace on, around off, Nair's leg side of it and manages to smother it with .the face if the bat thudding into the ground\nBumrah to Nair, FOUR runs .Nair's bettering the best. Makes room and carves a missed yorker. Shin-high full toss at .the stumps is driven behind the diving point fielder\nBumrah to Nair, no run .Slower yorker is loopy. Length is perfect, line's on fourth. Nair makes room again and .stabs it towards point\nBumrah to Nair, SIX runs .Both outfielders are on the leg side and Nair lofts it inside out over extra. Nair was .smiling as he hit the slower full ball up from the stumps. Unreal .Karun Nair T20 strike rate vs Jasprit Bumrah194.11\nBumrah to Nair, 2 runs .Nair brings up a 22-ball fifty, his first one in the IPL in seven years. The bat's high over .his head for a while, all his team-mates applaud. He's taken on the best bowler on .continuously by making room, as he does again. Bumrah went for a pace-on yorker. .Was a full toss following Nair, the aerial flick wasn't middled but landed in the outfield .and went well to the left of deep square leg .See all photos .Timeout\nSantner to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Slightly short, spins in a touch towards top of off, cut to point .Around. How will Nair go against Santner?\nSantner to Nair, 1 run .He's happy to have a sighter. Length on leg, clipped to deep midwicket .Nair had 7 runs off 8 balls against Bumrah before today, with two dismissals, 26 off 9 .today reminds our man, Abhimanyu Bose\nSantner to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Sits up from a length and Porel pulls through square leg. He ensures he doesn't go back .onto the stumps after swivelling\nSantner to Abishek Porel, 1 wide .Full ball down leg, Porel shaped to play it but got out of the way\nSantner to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Full on the pads, flicked through the leg side\nSantner to Nair, 1 run .Loopy and wide, gets spin and bounce. Just 77ks. Cut gently to deep point\nSantner to Abishek Porel, no run .Length on fourth, cut to point\nHardik to Nair, 1 run .Full on off, driven to long-off\nHardik to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Wide and full, square driven to deep point's right\nHardik to Nair, no run .First time Nair's missed a shot while trying to get one up over the bowler. He crabbed .across outside off and tried to scoop the fullish ball on fifth, missed it and got hit flish .on the pad\nHardik to Nair, SIX runs .No missing this time, he moves again and paddles the 135ks low full toss over short .fine. Missed yorker but not by much, line was okay too as the batter started moving just .before Pandya released the ball. Just too good a shot\nHardik to Nair, no run .Full outside off, driven to cover. Looked slow\nHardik to Nair, no run .Reverse pull is beaten. Think Nair wanted to reverse ramp but the slower (124ks) ball .outside off was on a back of length. Nair twirled fully and went hard at it\nKarn to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Jacks comes in from deep midwicket... but can't take a skimmer. Oh, he got to it, but it .was hit flat and coming low. He was sliding on his knees and tried to take it with both .hands. Ball popped out. Was a full ball on the pads that was flicked\nKarn to Nair, SIX runs .Slog swept off the stumps. 97ks length ball at the stumps, Nair got inside the line of the .ball and walloped it with a high hand speed. Didn't follow-through fully, more of a whippy .shot\nKarn to Nair, no run .Beaten on the reverse sweep. Ball hits pad, not given lbw. MI review. Both of Nair's feet .were spread on the crease, the full legbreak landed on off and spun away. it him on the .right leg. Impact umpire's call, wickets missing. .Nair gets pickle juice, which Simon Doull says could be for the cramp\nKarn to Nair, 2 leg byes .Beaten on the sweep this time, impact the issue again - likely outside off. The fullish ball .deflected fine, short third runs to the outfield to stop it\nKarn to Nair, 1 run .Lifted cover drive is off the bottom of the bat, but it lands midway into the outfield .before heading towards deep cover. Was a floaty full ball outside off\nKarn to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Belts the length ball on fifth to long-on\nHardik to Abishek Porel, no run .Yorker on fourth, jammed to backward point. Nair took off and was sent back, the throw .is wide and without much power on it\nHardik to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Length on fifth, tapped on the head to point\nHardik to Nair, 1 run .Under-edge bounces before Rickelton tips it towards fine leg. Nair had a hack at a .shortish length ball over the stumps\nHardik to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Risky run to backward point. No direct hit at the striker's, but replays show Nair would've .made it. Slow low full toss outside off was driven softly\nHardik to Nair, SIX runs .Slower one's carted, sweeper cover is in place but that's carved flat to his left. Three- .quarter-length offcutter landed close to the tramline and spun in but Nair's form is too .good\nHardik to Nair, FOUR runs .Picked up off a length, over backward square it goes. Line was around off. Another .great shot .Time for Abhimanyu to take over","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs MI, 29th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Chahar to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT Golden duck for JFM and it's a super softy. Reaches out to a 132ks fullish ball outside off, wanted to drive through cover but pushed at it way too early. Was too late to check the shot and the ball spooned straight to the infielder. \n Chahar to Nair, 1 run Big inswinging yorker on off, Nair does well to jam it towards point. Kept the hands soft, so the bat-face opened. Tilak swoops in from backward point and underarms a direct hit at the striker's but the batter is in\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Overpitched and Porel nails the cover drive. With a flourish too. Ball was swinging in towards fourth stump, batter played in front of the body\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run Swing in again, nicely driven. Mid-on stops it\n Chahar to Nair, no run LBW appeal turned down, looked too straight. Fullish ball swung in and beat the flick, impact was outside leg as it hit front pad\n Chahar to Nair, no run Similar ball, 138ks, Nair tries to whip it fine. Misses, ball goes off the pad to the keeper's left, he stops it\n Boult to Abishek Porel, 1 run Length on leg, flicked to deep square leg.\n Boult to Nair, FOUR runs No swing and Nair drives it on top of the bounce. Deep point's in place but it's well to his right. Was a length ball angling away through fifth, was an attempted inswinger\n Boult to Nair, FOUR runs Cut well, a bit like Steve Smith from Nair. The flash of the bat is quick but the follow-through stops around when bat's in line with the front shoulder. Deep point's beaten to the left this time, in fact he didn't move Karun Nair vs Trent Boult BALLS 5 RUNS 15 OUTS 0 SR 300.00 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Boult to Nair, no run Miscommunication. Nair wants the run, is sent back as Rohit comes in from point and throws. No direct hit. Was a length ball, scramble seam, on the back leg that beat the pull\n Boult to Nair, 5 wide Late swing gives five wides. Full ball started on the pads but swung down, Nair shaped to flick before leaving it, Rickelton dove full length to the left and got a glove on it. Didn't stop it from going to the boundary\n Boult to Nair, FOUR runs Overpitched and Nair's threaded it through cover with a lovely punch. There is a check and holding of the shape\n Boult to Nair, no run Length on off, defended to point\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run Length around fourth, square driven to deep-forward point\n Chahar to Nair, 1 run Sticks in the pitch, ball pops up off the bat but goes in the gap between cover and point. Sweeper cover was in place but the ball landed halfway into the outfield. Was a length ball looked to have moved away laterally, Nair went for the vertical-bat punch through cover. The pitch misbehaving had him early on the shot\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run Flicked behind square off the stumps\n Chahar to Nair, FOUR runs Nair gloves a pull wide of the keeper, still very fine. Into the pitch, off the hips, the angle allowed him to help it away\n Chahar to Nair, 1 run That's a proper toe. Off the tip of the bat towards point. Nair tried to heave the length ball outside off, across over midwicket\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, 1 leg bye Porel is late to take off, but goes through with the run. Bumrah hits the non-striker's stumps from short third but there is no third-umpire referral. Was a length ball that went off the thigh pad after beating the flick\n Bumrah to Abishek Porel, no run Slowy to start. Fullish offcutter at 118ks on off, Porel read it. Defends it to point\n Bumrah to Abishek Porel, 2 runs Quick single to cover, direct hit deflects to midwicket's left. Santner there, was moving right but did well to go the other side and dive to deflect it towards square leg. Was a fullish pace-on ball outside off that was punched\n Bumrah to Abishek Porel, 1 run Similar again, this is punched wide of mid-off. Hardik charges and slides to deny the quick outfield from taking over Bumrah has to stop midway as Nair spots disturbance in the background\n Bumrah to Nair, FOUR runs Statement drive from Nair, inside out over cover to a 142ks fll ball on middle and leg. He hopped leg side very late, still before the bowler released the ball, but nailed it\n Bumrah to Nair, no run Pushes the low full toss down the ground\n Bumrah to Nair, FOUR runs Makes room and carves the slower one to point's right. Right between him and cover point. More pre-meditation though, hopping late to the leg side. Bumrah went back of length around fourth. Ball bounced evenly off the pitch\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Bouncer has no pace off the pitch. Rose to around-chest height, Porel waited on the pull but still smashed it in front of square. Over deep-forward point, which was unmanned Abishek Porel in IPL, 2025 INNS 5 RUNS 89 SR 153.44 AVE 29.66 HS 34*\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, no run Low fully outside off, scythed to point Dew being spotted on the wheels of the running cam\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run Looks for another aerial pull, toes the ball onto pad. Ball dribbles towards midwicket. Was a 122ks length ball angling in towards off Over the wicket\n Chahar to Nair, FOUR runs Nair's going all in. Sees width, hacks over cover point. Was a cutter on a back of length just outside off. Batter waited till opening his hips late and slashing\n Chahar to Nair, 1 run Good ball. Attempted yorker, turned out to be a very low full toss. Flicked from in front of the body to deep square leg Back around\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, no run Another yorker, this is on the crease. Dug out to the bowler\n Bumrah to Nair, SIX runs Not yet though, Nair picks him up off a length. The ball was rushing over leg stump but the batter slid leg side and flicked it over backward square leg for an 83-metre six\n Bumrah to Nair, no run Trustee yorker. Pace on, around off, Nair's leg side of it and manages to smother it with the face if the bat thudding into the ground\n Bumrah to Nair, FOUR runs Nair's bettering the best. Makes room and carves a missed yorker. Shin-high full toss at the stumps is driven behind the diving point fielder\n Bumrah to Nair, no run Slower yorker is loopy. Length is perfect, line's on fourth. Nair makes room again and stabs it towards point\n Bumrah to Nair, SIX runs Both outfielders are on the leg side and Nair lofts it inside out over extra. Nair was smiling as he hit the slower full ball up from the stumps. Unreal Karun Nair T20 strike rate vs Jasprit Bumrah194.11\n Bumrah to Nair, 2 runs Nair brings up a 22-ball fifty, his first one in the IPL in seven years. The bat's high over his head for a while, all his team-mates applaud. He's taken on the best bowler on continuously by making room, as he does again. Bumrah went for a pace-on yorker. Was a full toss following Nair, the aerial flick wasn't middled but landed in the outfield and went well to the left of deep square leg See all photos Timeout\n Santner to Abishek Porel, 1 run Slightly short, spins in a touch towards top of off, cut to point Around. How will Nair go against Santner?\n Santner to Nair, 1 run He's happy to have a sighter. Length on leg, clipped to deep midwicket Nair had 7 runs off 8 balls against Bumrah before today, with two dismissals, 26 off 9 today reminds our man, Abhimanyu Bose\n Santner to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Sits up from a length and Porel pulls through square leg. He ensures he doesn't go back onto the stumps after swivelling\n Santner to Abishek Porel, 1 wide Full ball down leg, Porel shaped to play it but got out of the way\n Santner to Abishek Porel, 1 run Full on the pads, flicked through the leg side\n Santner to Nair, 1 run Loopy and wide, gets spin and bounce. Just 77ks. Cut gently to deep point\n Santner to Abishek Porel, no run Length on fourth, cut to point\n Hardik to Nair, 1 run Full on off, driven to long-off\n Hardik to Abishek Porel, 1 run Wide and full, square driven to deep point's right\n Hardik to Nair, no run First time Nair's missed a shot while trying to get one up over the bowler. He crabbed across outside off and tried to scoop the fullish ball on fifth, missed it and got hit flish on the pad\n Hardik to Nair, SIX runs No missing this time, he moves again and paddles the 135ks low full toss over short fine. Missed yorker but not by much, line was okay too as the batter started moving just before Pandya released the ball. Just too good a shot\n Hardik to Nair, no run Full outside off, driven to cover. Looked slow\n Hardik to Nair, no run outside off was on a back of length. Nair twirled fully and went hard at it\n Karn to Abishek Porel, 1 run Jacks comes in from deep midwicket... but can't take a skimmer. Oh, he got to it, but it was hit flat and coming low. He was sliding on his knees and tried to take it with both hands. Ball popped out. Was a full ball on the pads that was flicked\n Karn to Nair, SIX runs Slog swept off the stumps. 97ks length ball at the stumps, Nair got inside the line of the ball and walloped it with a high hand speed. Didn't follow-through fully, more of a whippy shot\n Karn to Nair, no run Beaten on the reverse sweep. Ball hits pad, not given lbw. MI review. Both of Nair's feet were spread on the crease, the full legbreak landed on off and spun away. it him on the right leg. Impact umpire's call, wickets missing. Nair gets pickle juice, which Simon Doull says could be for the cramp\n Karn to Nair, 2 leg byes Beaten on the sweep this time, impact the issue again - likely outside off. The fullish ball deflected fine, short third runs to the outfield to stop it\n Karn to Nair, 1 run Lifted cover drive is off the bottom of the bat, but it lands midway into the outfield before heading towards deep cover. Was a floaty full ball outside off\n Karn to Abishek Porel, 1 run Belts the length ball on fifth to long-on\n Hardik to Abishek Porel, no run Yorker on fourth, jammed to backward point. Nair took off and was sent back, the throw is wide and without much power on it\n Hardik to Abishek Porel, 1 run Length on fifth, tapped on the head to point\n Hardik to Nair, 1 run Under-edge bounces before Rickelton tips it towards fine leg. Nair had a hack at a shortish length ball over the stumps\n Hardik to Abishek Porel, 1 run Risky run to backward point. No direct hit at the striker's, but replays show Nair would've made it. Slow low full toss outside off was driven softly\n Hardik to Nair, SIX runs Slower one's carted, sweeper cover is in place but that's carved flat to his left. Three-quarter-length offcutter landed close to the tramline and spun in but Nair's form is too good\n Hardik to Nair, FOUR runs Picked up off a length, over backward square it goes. Line was around off. Another great shot Time for Abhimanyu to take over","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abishek Porel","J Fraser-McGurk","Nair"],"Runs":[27.0,0.0,77.0],"Balls_Faced":[23,1,36],"Fours":[3,0,9],"Sixes":[0,0,5],"S\/R":[117.39,0.0,213.89],"dismissal":["Not Out","c Jacks b Chahar","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Boult","Bumrah","Chahar","Hardik","Karn","Santner"],"Balls":[6,12,18,12,6,6],"Runs_Given":[18.0,29.0,24.0,21.0,9.0,9.0],"Wickets":[0,0,1,0,0,0],"Overs":[1.0,2.0,3.0,2.0,1.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Chahar to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT .Golden duck for JFM and it's a super softy. Reaches out to a 132ks fullish ball outside .off, wanted to drive through cover but pushed at it way too early. Was too late to check .the shot and the ball spooned straight to the infielder. .Jake Fraser-McGurk c Jacks b Chahar 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0\nChahar to Nair, 1 run .Big inswinging yorker on off, Nair does well to jam it towards point. Kept the hands soft, .so the bat-face opened. Tilak swoops in from backward point and underarms a direct hit .at the striker's but the batter is in\nChahar to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Overpitched and Porel nails the cover drive. With a flourish too. Ball was swinging in .towards fourth stump, batter played in front of the body\nChahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Swing in again, nicely driven. Mid-on stops it\nChahar to Nair, no run .LBW appeal turned down, looked too straight. Fullish ball swung in and beat the flick, .impact was outside leg as it hit front pad\nChahar to Nair, no run .Similar ball, 138ks, Nair tries to whip it fine. Misses, ball goes off the pad to the keeper's .left, he stops it\nBoult to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Length on leg, flicked to deep square leg.\nBoult to Nair, FOUR runs .No swing and Nair drives it on top of the bounce. Deep point's in place but it's well to his .right. Was a length ball angling away through fifth, was an attempted inswinger\nBoult to Nair, FOUR runs .Cut well, a bit like Steve Smith from Nair. The flash of the bat is quick but the follow- .through stops around when bat's in line with the front shoulder. Deep point's beaten to .the left this time, in fact he didn't move . .Karun Nair vs Trent Boult .BALLS .5 .RUNS .15 .OUTS .0 .SR .300.00 .4s\/6s .2\/1\nBoult to Nair, no run .Miscommunication. Nair wants the run, is sent back as Rohit comes in from point and .throws. No direct hit. Was a length ball, scramble seam, on the back leg that beat the .pull\nBoult to Nair, 5 wide .Late swing gives five wides. Full ball started on the pads but swung down, Nair shaped .to flick before leaving it, Rickelton dove full length to the left and got a glove on it. Didn't .stop it from going to the boundary\nBoult to Nair, FOUR runs .Overpitched and Nair's threaded it through cover with a lovely punch. There is a check .and holding of the shape\nBoult to Nair, no run .Length on off, defended to point\nChahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Length around fourth, square driven to deep-forward point\nChahar to Nair, 1 run .Sticks in the pitch, ball pops up off the bat but goes in the gap between cover and point. .Sweeper cover was in place but the ball landed halfway into the outfield. Was a length .ball looked to have moved away laterally, Nair went for the vertical-bat punch through .cover. The pitch misbehaving had him early on the shot\nChahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Flicked behind square off the stumps\nChahar to Nair, FOUR runs .Nair gloves a pull wide of the keeper, still very fine. Into the pitch, off the hips, the angle .allowed him to help it away\nChahar to Nair, 1 run .That's a proper toe. Off the tip of the bat towards point. Nair tried to heave the length .ball outside off, across over midwicket\nChahar to Abishek Porel, 1 leg bye .Porel is late to take off, but goes through with the run. Bumrah hits the non-striker's .stumps from short third but there is no third-umpire referral. Was a length ball that went .off the thigh pad after beating the flick\nBumrah to Abishek Porel, no run .Slowy to start. Fullish offcutter at 118ks on off, Porel read it. Defends it to point\nBumrah to Abishek Porel, 2 runs .Quick single to cover, direct hit deflects to midwicket's left. Santner there, was moving .right but did well to go the other side and dive to deflect it towards square leg. Was a .fullish pace-on ball outside off that was punched\nBumrah to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Similar again, this is punched wide of mid-off. Hardik charges and slides to deny the .quick outfield from taking over .Bumrah has to stop midway as Nair spots disturbance in the background\nBumrah to Nair, FOUR runs .Statement drive from Nair, inside out over cover to a 142ks fll ball on middle and leg. .He hopped leg side very late, still before the bowler released the ball, but nailed it\nBumrah to Nair, no run .Pushes the low full toss down the ground\nBumrah to Nair, FOUR runs .Makes room and carves the slower one to point's right. Right between him and cover .point. More pre-meditation though, hopping late to the leg side. Bumrah went back of .length around fourth. Ball bounced evenly off the pitch\nChahar to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Bouncer has no pace off the pitch. Rose to around-chest height, Porel waited on the pull .but still smashed it in front of square. Over deep-forward point, which was unmanned . .Abishek Porel in IPL, 2025 .INNS .5 .RUNS .89 .SR .153.44 .AVE .29.66 .HS .34*\nChahar to Abishek Porel, no run .Low fully outside off, scythed to point .Dew being spotted on the wheels of the running cam\nChahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Looks for another aerial pull, toes the ball onto pad. Ball dribbles towards midwicket. .Was a 122ks length ball angling in towards off .Over the wicket\nChahar to Nair, FOUR runs .Nair's going all in. Sees width, hacks over cover point. Was a cutter on a back of length .just outside off. Batter waited till opening his hips late and slashing\nChahar to Nair, 1 run .Good ball. Attempted yorker, turned out to be a very low full toss. Flicked from in front .of the body to deep square leg .Back around\nChahar to Abishek Porel, no run .Another yorker, this is on the crease. Dug out to the bowler\nBumrah to Nair, SIX runs .Not yet though, Nair picks him up off a length. The ball was rushing over leg stump but .the batter slid leg side and flicked it over backward square leg for an 83-metre six\nBumrah to Nair, no run .Trustee yorker. Pace on, around off, Nair's leg side of it and manages to smother it with .the face if the bat thudding into the ground\nBumrah to Nair, FOUR runs .Nair's bettering the best. Makes room and carves a missed yorker. Shin-high full toss at .the stumps is driven behind the diving point fielder\nBumrah to Nair, no run .Slower yorker is loopy. Length is perfect, line's on fourth. Nair makes room again and .stabs it towards point\nBumrah to Nair, SIX runs .Both outfielders are on the leg side and Nair lofts it inside out over extra. Nair was .smiling as he hit the slower full ball up from the stumps. Unreal .Karun Nair T20 strike rate vs Jasprit Bumrah194.11\nBumrah to Nair, 2 runs .Nair brings up a 22-ball fifty, his first one in the IPL in seven years. The bat's high over .his head for a while, all his team-mates applaud. He's taken on the best bowler on .continuously by making room, as he does again. Bumrah went for a pace-on yorker. .Was a full toss following Nair, the aerial flick wasn't middled but landed in the outfield .and went well to the left of deep square leg .See all photos .Timeout\nSantner to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Slightly short, spins in a touch towards top of off, cut to point .Around. How will Nair go against Santner?\nSantner to Nair, 1 run .He's happy to have a sighter. Length on leg, clipped to deep midwicket .Nair had 7 runs off 8 balls against Bumrah before today, with two dismissals, 26 off 9 .today reminds our man, Abhimanyu Bose\nSantner to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs .Sits up from a length and Porel pulls through square leg. He ensures he doesn't go back .onto the stumps after swivelling\nSantner to Abishek Porel, 1 wide .Full ball down leg, Porel shaped to play it but got out of the way\nSantner to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Full on the pads, flicked through the leg side\nSantner to Nair, 1 run .Loopy and wide, gets spin and bounce. Just 77ks. Cut gently to deep point\nSantner to Abishek Porel, no run .Length on fourth, cut to point\nHardik to Nair, 1 run .Full on off, driven to long-off\nHardik to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Wide and full, square driven to deep point's right\nHardik to Nair, no run .First time Nair's missed a shot while trying to get one up over the bowler. He crabbed .across outside off and tried to scoop the fullish ball on fifth, missed it and got hit flish .on the pad\nHardik to Nair, SIX runs .No missing this time, he moves again and paddles the 135ks low full toss over short .fine. Missed yorker but not by much, line was okay too as the batter started moving just .before Pandya released the ball. Just too good a shot\nHardik to Nair, no run .Full outside off, driven to cover. Looked slow\nHardik to Nair, no run .Reverse pull is beaten. Think Nair wanted to reverse ramp but the slower (124ks) ball .outside off was on a back of length. Nair twirled fully and went hard at it\nKarn to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Jacks comes in from deep midwicket... but can't take a skimmer. Oh, he got to it, but it .was hit flat and coming low. He was sliding on his knees and tried to take it with both .hands. Ball popped out. Was a full ball on the pads that was flicked\nKarn to Nair, SIX runs .Slog swept off the stumps. 97ks length ball at the stumps, Nair got inside the line of the .ball and walloped it with a high hand speed. Didn't follow-through fully, more of a whippy .shot\nKarn to Nair, no run .Beaten on the reverse sweep. Ball hits pad, not given lbw. MI review. Both of Nair's feet .were spread on the crease, the full legbreak landed on off and spun away. it him on the .right leg. Impact umpire's call, wickets missing. .Nair gets pickle juice, which Simon Doull says could be for the cramp\nKarn to Nair, 2 leg byes .Beaten on the sweep this time, impact the issue again - likely outside off. The fullish ball .deflected fine, short third runs to the outfield to stop it\nKarn to Nair, 1 run .Lifted cover drive is off the bottom of the bat, but it lands midway into the outfield .before heading towards deep cover. Was a floaty full ball outside off\nKarn to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Belts the length ball on fifth to long-on\nHardik to Abishek Porel, no run .Yorker on fourth, jammed to backward point. Nair took off and was sent back, the throw .is wide and without much power on it\nHardik to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Length on fifth, tapped on the head to point\nHardik to Nair, 1 run .Under-edge bounces before Rickelton tips it towards fine leg. Nair had a hack at a .shortish length ball over the stumps\nHardik to Abishek Porel, 1 run .Risky run to backward point. No direct hit at the striker's, but replays show Nair would've .made it. Slow low full toss outside off was driven softly\nHardik to Nair, SIX runs .Slower one's carted, sweeper cover is in place but that's carved flat to his left. Three- .quarter-length offcutter landed close to the tramline and spun in but Nair's form is too .good\nHardik to Nair, FOUR runs .Picked up off a length, over backward square it goes. Line was around off. Another .great shot .Time for Abhimanyu to take over\nKarn to Abishek Porel, SIX runs .Absolutely pummelled! This is tossed up around off and he skips down the track and .swings it over deep midwicket. Into the Kotla stands!\nKarn to Abishek Porel, OUT .Caught out this time! Karn gets his revenge. This is full on off, fired in flatter. He gets .low and looks to slog sweep this in front of square. Naman Dhir running to his right .makes it look easy as he takes it around chest-height. Porel walks off just as he was .looking to take off .Abishek Porel c Naman Dhir b KV Sharma 33 (25b 3x4 1x6 52m) SR: 132\nKarn to Rahul, no run .Tossed up full around off, Rahul blocks on the front foot .A wicket off the first ball of the innings. A wicket off the second ball of the second half .of the innings.\nKarn to Rahul, 1 run .Tossed full on leg, Rahul eases it away in front of square on the leg side to get off the .mark\nKarn to Nair, FOUR runs .Karun Nair's fireworks continue! On a length around off and Nair reverse-swats it over .short third! One bounce four\nKarn to Nair, FOUR runs .Conventional sweep now! Full around middle and he hammers it along the carpet .behind square leg. Sublime, sublime stuff! He is 15 away from a maiden IPL century .now!\nSantner to Rahul, 2 runs .Dropped short around off, Rahul's bottom hand comes off as he loses shape while .pulling. Gets a couple to deep midwicket though\nSantner to Rahul, 1 run .On a length around off, Rahul goes back to push it in front of point\nSantner to Nair, FOUR runs .Finds the gap with precision! Santner drags it down outside off, Nair rocks back, frees .his arms and bisects long-on and deep midwicket\nSantner to Nair, OUT .Santner knocks Nair over with a jaffa! It had to be something special to end a knock .this special, and Nair falls for 89! This is on a length around off, and spins away as Nair .looks to defend. Beats the outside edge and kisses the top of off. Brilliant delivery, but .Nair has set his team up here in a big chase with a special, special knock. We'll be .talking about this one for days to come! .Karun Nair b Santner 89 (40b 12x4 5x6 57m) SR: 222.5\nSantner to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Axar finds the gap! Right in the slot outside off and he swings it away wide of long-on. .The fielder ran hard and put in the dive, but he can't stop that\nSantner to Axar Patel, 1 run .On a length outside off, cut away to deep point for a single\nBumrah to Axar Patel, no run .On a length around middle and off, Axar stays leg-side of the ball and blocks this away .towards mid-off\nBumrah to Axar Patel, FOUR runs .Axar Patel slaps Bumrah down the ground! On a length around off, Axar skips out,\nBumrah to Axar Patel, no run .Bumrah's riposte is the leg-stump yorker and Axar is able to jam his bat down in time to .keep it out. That was fired in at 144kph! . .Axar Patel vs Jasprit Bumrah .BALLS .52 .RUNS .53 .OUTS .4 .SR .101.92 .4s\/6s .4\/1\nBumrah to Axar Patel, OUT .Leading edge pops to cover, and Bumrah delivers! His first wicket of the season! This is .an attempted yorker that turns into a low full toss going down leg. Axar looks to glance .it fine but only gets that leading edge. Easy as you like it for SKY at cover. Bumrah .chuckles and gives Axar a pat on the back as he walks off .Axar Patel c Yadav b Bumrah 9 (6b 2x4 0x6 5m) SR: 150\nBumrah to Stubbs, 1 run .Another low full toss, outside off this time, Stubbs opens the face to guide it to deep .third\nBumrah to Rahul, no run .Low full toss around off, squeezed out to cover .MI players having a discussion about the ball, which has been changed now\nKarn to Stubbs, no run .Nearly a return catch! Legbreak on a length on leg, Stubbs fends at it and it pops back .to the bowler, but falls just short\nKarn to Stubbs, no run .Tossed up full on middle, Stubbs digs it out to mid-off but can't get a run\nKarn to Stubbs, OUT .Four wickets in four overs now! Stubbs looks to mow this slot ball dopwn the ground .but ends up skying it off the toe end. It goes very high in the air and Naman Dhir gets .under it, waits on it, and hangs on! The changed ball does wonders. Pressure building .on Capitals! .Tristan Stubbs c Naman Dhir b KV Sharma 1 (4b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 25\nKarn to Ashutosh, 1 run .That's an innocuous short-ish ball around leg, Ashutosh eases a pull out through fine leg .to the deep fielder\nKarn to Rahul, FOUR runs .Drag down, and Rahul says thank you very much! Rocks back and pulls it into the gap .behind square leg. 150 up for DC\nKarn to Rahul, 1 run .Tossed up full outside off, Rahul gets on one knee and slogs it flat down the ground. .Takes a couple of bounces on its way to long-on\nSantner to Rahul, 1 run .Tossed full outside off, Rahul drives it to point for a risky single! Direct hit would have .seen him in trouble at the non-striker's end\nSantner to Ashutosh, 1 run .Tossed up full outside off, Ashutosh eases a drive to long-off\nSantner to Rahul, 2 runs .Dropped short outside off and Rahul latches onto it, cutting it hard in front of sweeper .cover, but Will Jacks does well to stop it\nSantner to Rahul, 1 run .On a length around off, Rahul goes back to ease it into the vacant midwicket area, .sending Santner on a ball-chase\nSantner to Ashutosh, 1 run .Inside edge! Length ball outside off comes in with the angle as Ashutosh looks to drive .towards cover. The ball luckily for the batter deflects through backward square\nSantner to Rahul, 1 run .Drives this full delivery out to deep point to take an easy single\nKarn to Rahul, 1 run .Rahul gives charge as Karn throws this full around middle and leg. Looks to swing it leg .side but gets a leading edge that flies over the infield and out to deep cover on the .bounce\nKarn to Ashutosh, 1 run .Full around off, driven out to the off side for a single\nKarn to Rahul, OUT .Top edge goes high and Karn holds on! That is HUGE! Tossed up on the stumps, Rahul .goes to sweep. The ball spins back in from around leg and takes the top edge and .balloons up. Karn claimed it, got under it and finished the job! His third wicket, and what .a big one at this juncture! .KL Rahul c & b KV Sharma 15 (13b 1x4 0x6 26m) SR: 115.38\nKarn to Nigam, 1 run .Tossed up full around off, driven out to deep point . .MI in middle overs (in IPL, 2025) .INNS .6 .WKTS .24 .ECON .8.23 .AVE .20.54\nKarn to Ashutosh, 1 run .On a length around off, whipped away along the ground to deep square leg\nKarn to Nigam, 1 wide .Slides this length ball down leg for a wide\nKarn to Nigam, 1 run .Chance goes down? Yep, that will go down as a drop. Shortish outside off, Vipraj ends .up spooning it back to Karn's right. Karn sticks his hand out to catch it but it bursts .through and it also just beats the stumps. Could have been a run out at the non-striker's .end as well! .Karn goes off to get treatment for his hand\nBoult to Nigam, 1 run .Slower yorker around off, he squeezes it out towards point and they take a very risky .single! A direct hit would have seen Ashutosh running straight back to the dugout\nBoult to Ashutosh, no run .Boult nails two yorkers in a row! This time it's around middle and leg and Ashutosh .jams his bat down to hit it onto his left foot\nBoult to Ashutosh, no run .Another yorker on leg! Squeezed out to mid-off this time. Vipraj took off for a single but .Ashutosh sends him back\nBoult to Ashutosh, 1 run .Very full around leg, eased out to mid-off again. This time they get the single\nBoult to Nigam, no run .Nigam goes across the stumps and looks to scoop this full ball outside leg, but misses. .And he reviews it for wide not given! The batter had moved quite a bit across the .stumps and the third umpire upholds the on-field umpire's decision\nBoult to Nigam, 1 run .Drills this yorker on leg to mid-off and they sprint for the single!\nSantner to Nigam, SIX runs .Vipraj does target him straight away! Jumps down the track to turn this full ball into a .slot ball and creams it down the ground\nSantner to Nigam, FOUR runs .Finds the gap on the off side! Skips across the stumps as Santner targets the wide line .and cuts it away between point and backward point!\nSantner to Nigam, 1 leg bye .Misses the slog this time! Santner gets this to go on with the angle and it stays under .the bat as Nigam has a wild swipe at it. The ball goes off his body to short third and .they get a leg bye\nSantner to Ashutosh, 1 run .Full on the stumps, driven out to long-off\nSantner to Nigam, 1 wide, OUT .Outfoxes him! Santner has been so good today! He anticipated that the batter would .give him charge and bowls it short and outside off, getting it to spin away. Nigam is .halfway down the track trying to hit that and Rickelton does the rest as Nigam misses .Vipraj Nigam st \u2020Rickelton b Santner 14 (8b 1x4 1x6 14m) SR: 175\nSantner to Ashutosh, 1 run .Full outside off, Ashutosh Sharma now drills this flat to long-off, but on the bounce\nBumrah to Ashutosh, no run .Steps out early to Bumrah, who goes very full on leg. He ends up yorking him self and he .glances it through his own legs to long leg. They don't take a single!\nBumrah to Ashutosh, FOUR runs .Reverse-scooped over short third! Full toss on leg, and he manages to get under it and .get it over the fielder!\nBumrah to Ashutosh, FOUR runs .Outside edge runs away for four now! Bumrah goes for the yorker but it's a low full toss .outside off. He jams his bat down and the edge is thick enough to take it wide of the .keeper and well fine of short third!\nBumrah to Ashutosh, 1 run, OUT .Yorker on off, he digs it out through point and they race for two. The throw at the .striker's end is good and Rickelton takes off the bails. Did he make it back in time? No, .he's caught short! The twists keep coming! That was an excellent through, and with .Bumrah in his way, Ashutosh was slowed down a little and in the end, those fine .margins count for a lot! Should he have just trusted Starc to face the last two balls? .Probably! But Mumbai Indians know they are on top here! .Ashutosh Sharma run out (Jacks\/\u2020Rickelton) 17 (14b 2x4 0x6 28m) SR: 121.42\nBumrah to Kuldeep, 1 run, OUT .On a length on middle and Kuldeep swings this away to deep midwicket. They run two .again and there's a run-out chance again! Kuldeep is juuuuust short! Two run-outs in .two balls and Hardik Pandya is delighted! This has been some implosion from the .league leaders! .Kuldeep Yadav run out (sub [RA Bawa]\/\u2020Rickelton) 1 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 100\nBumrah to Mohit, OUT .Another run-out! Mumbai Indians have won it! A hat-trick of run-outs and Mumbai .Indians players are jumping over each other! Mumbai Indians win their second game of .the season! Incredible scenes at the Kotla! Mohit whipped this out towards mid-on and .took off but a direct hit does the job! .Mohit Sharma run out (Santner) 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 1m) SR: 0","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - DC vs MI, 29th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Chahar to J Fraser-McGurk, OUT Golden duck for JFM and it's a super softy. Reaches out to a 132ks fullish ball outside off, wanted to drive through cover but pushed at it way too early. Was too late to check the shot and the ball spooned straight to the infielder. \n Chahar to Nair, 1 run Big inswinging yorker on off, Nair does well to jam it towards point. Kept the hands soft, so the bat-face opened. Tilak swoops in from backward point and underarms a direct hit at the striker's but the batter is in\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Overpitched and Porel nails the cover drive. With a flourish too. Ball was swinging in towards fourth stump, batter played in front of the body\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run Swing in again, nicely driven. Mid-on stops it\n Chahar to Nair, no run LBW appeal turned down, looked too straight. Fullish ball swung in and beat the flick, impact was outside leg as it hit front pad\n Chahar to Nair, no run Similar ball, 138ks, Nair tries to whip it fine. Misses, ball goes off the pad to the keeper's left, he stops it\n Boult to Abishek Porel, 1 run Length on leg, flicked to deep square leg.\n Boult to Nair, FOUR runs No swing and Nair drives it on top of the bounce. Deep point's in place but it's well to his right. Was a length ball angling away through fifth, was an attempted inswinger\n Boult to Nair, FOUR runs Cut well, a bit like Steve Smith from Nair. The flash of the bat is quick but the follow-through stops around when bat's in line with the front shoulder. Deep point's beaten to the left this time, in fact he didn't move Karun Nair vs Trent Boult BALLS 5 RUNS 15 OUTS 0 SR 300.00 4s\/6s 2\/1\n Boult to Nair, no run Miscommunication. Nair wants the run, is sent back as Rohit comes in from point and throws. No direct hit. Was a length ball, scramble seam, on the back leg that beat the pull\n Boult to Nair, 5 wide Late swing gives five wides. Full ball started on the pads but swung down, Nair shaped to flick before leaving it, Rickelton dove full length to the left and got a glove on it. Didn't stop it from going to the boundary\n Boult to Nair, FOUR runs Overpitched and Nair's threaded it through cover with a lovely punch. There is a check and holding of the shape\n Boult to Nair, no run Length on off, defended to point\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run Length around fourth, square driven to deep-forward point\n Chahar to Nair, 1 run Sticks in the pitch, ball pops up off the bat but goes in the gap between cover and point. Sweeper cover was in place but the ball landed halfway into the outfield. Was a length ball looked to have moved away laterally, Nair went for the vertical-bat punch through cover. The pitch misbehaving had him early on the shot\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run Flicked behind square off the stumps\n Chahar to Nair, FOUR runs Nair gloves a pull wide of the keeper, still very fine. Into the pitch, off the hips, the angle allowed him to help it away\n Chahar to Nair, 1 run That's a proper toe. Off the tip of the bat towards point. Nair tried to heave the length ball outside off, across over midwicket\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, 1 leg bye Porel is late to take off, but goes through with the run. Bumrah hits the non-striker's stumps from short third but there is no third-umpire referral. Was a length ball that went off the thigh pad after beating the flick\n Bumrah to Abishek Porel, no run Slowy to start. Fullish offcutter at 118ks on off, Porel read it. Defends it to point\n Bumrah to Abishek Porel, 2 runs Quick single to cover, direct hit deflects to midwicket's left. Santner there, was moving right but did well to go the other side and dive to deflect it towards square leg. Was a fullish pace-on ball outside off that was punched\n Bumrah to Abishek Porel, 1 run Similar again, this is punched wide of mid-off. Hardik charges and slides to deny the quick outfield from taking over Bumrah has to stop midway as Nair spots disturbance in the background\n Bumrah to Nair, FOUR runs Statement drive from Nair, inside out over cover to a 142ks fll ball on middle and leg. He hopped leg side very late, still before the bowler released the ball, but nailed it\n Bumrah to Nair, no run Pushes the low full toss down the ground\n Bumrah to Nair, FOUR runs Makes room and carves the slower one to point's right. Right between him and cover point. More pre-meditation though, hopping late to the leg side. Bumrah went back of length around fourth. Ball bounced evenly off the pitch\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Bouncer has no pace off the pitch. Rose to around-chest height, Porel waited on the pull but still smashed it in front of square. Over deep-forward point, which was unmanned Abishek Porel in IPL, 2025 INNS 5 RUNS 89 SR 153.44 AVE 29.66 HS 34*\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, no run Low fully outside off, scythed to point Dew being spotted on the wheels of the running cam\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, 1 run Looks for another aerial pull, toes the ball onto pad. Ball dribbles towards midwicket. Was a 122ks length ball angling in towards off Over the wicket\n Chahar to Nair, FOUR runs Nair's going all in. Sees width, hacks over cover point. Was a cutter on a back of length just outside off. Batter waited till opening his hips late and slashing\n Chahar to Nair, 1 run Good ball. Attempted yorker, turned out to be a very low full toss. Flicked from in front of the body to deep square leg Back around\n Chahar to Abishek Porel, no run Another yorker, this is on the crease. Dug out to the bowler\n Bumrah to Nair, SIX runs Not yet though, Nair picks him up off a length. The ball was rushing over leg stump but the batter slid leg side and flicked it over backward square leg for an 83-metre six\n Bumrah to Nair, no run Trustee yorker. Pace on, around off, Nair's leg side of it and manages to smother it with the face if the bat thudding into the ground\n Bumrah to Nair, FOUR runs Nair's bettering the best. Makes room and carves a missed yorker. Shin-high full toss at the stumps is driven behind the diving point fielder\n Bumrah to Nair, no run Slower yorker is loopy. Length is perfect, line's on fourth. Nair makes room again and stabs it towards point\n Bumrah to Nair, SIX runs Both outfielders are on the leg side and Nair lofts it inside out over extra. Nair was smiling as he hit the slower full ball up from the stumps. Unreal Karun Nair T20 strike rate vs Jasprit Bumrah194.11\n Bumrah to Nair, 2 runs Nair brings up a 22-ball fifty, his first one in the IPL in seven years. The bat's high over his head for a while, all his team-mates applaud. He's taken on the best bowler on continuously by making room, as he does again. Bumrah went for a pace-on yorker. Was a full toss following Nair, the aerial flick wasn't middled but landed in the outfield and went well to the left of deep square leg See all photos Timeout\n Santner to Abishek Porel, 1 run Slightly short, spins in a touch towards top of off, cut to point Around. How will Nair go against Santner?\n Santner to Nair, 1 run He's happy to have a sighter. Length on leg, clipped to deep midwicket Nair had 7 runs off 8 balls against Bumrah before today, with two dismissals, 26 off 9 today reminds our man, Abhimanyu Bose\n Santner to Abishek Porel, FOUR runs Sits up from a length and Porel pulls through square leg. He ensures he doesn't go back onto the stumps after swivelling\n Santner to Abishek Porel, 1 wide Full ball down leg, Porel shaped to play it but got out of the way\n Santner to Abishek Porel, 1 run Full on the pads, flicked through the leg side\n Santner to Nair, 1 run Loopy and wide, gets spin and bounce. Just 77ks. Cut gently to deep point\n Santner to Abishek Porel, no run Length on fourth, cut to point\n Hardik to Nair, 1 run Full on off, driven to long-off\n Hardik to Abishek Porel, 1 run Wide and full, square driven to deep point's right\n Hardik to Nair, no run First time Nair's missed a shot while trying to get one up over the bowler. He crabbed across outside off and tried to scoop the fullish ball on fifth, missed it and got hit flish on the pad\n Hardik to Nair, SIX runs No missing this time, he moves again and paddles the 135ks low full toss over short fine. Missed yorker but not by much, line was okay too as the batter started moving just before Pandya released the ball. Just too good a shot\n Hardik to Nair, no run Full outside off, driven to cover. Looked slow\n Hardik to Nair, no run outside off was on a back of length. Nair twirled fully and went hard at it\n Karn to Abishek Porel, 1 run Jacks comes in from deep midwicket... but can't take a skimmer. Oh, he got to it, but it was hit flat and coming low. He was sliding on his knees and tried to take it with both hands. Ball popped out. Was a full ball on the pads that was flicked\n Karn to Nair, SIX runs Slog swept off the stumps. 97ks length ball at the stumps, Nair got inside the line of the ball and walloped it with a high hand speed. Didn't follow-through fully, more of a whippy shot\n Karn to Nair, no run Beaten on the reverse sweep. Ball hits pad, not given lbw. MI review. Both of Nair's feet were spread on the crease, the full legbreak landed on off and spun away. it him on the right leg. Impact umpire's call, wickets missing. Nair gets pickle juice, which Simon Doull says could be for the cramp\n Karn to Nair, 2 leg byes Beaten on the sweep this time, impact the issue again - likely outside off. The fullish ball deflected fine, short third runs to the outfield to stop it\n Karn to Nair, 1 run Lifted cover drive is off the bottom of the bat, but it lands midway into the outfield before heading towards deep cover. Was a floaty full ball outside off\n Karn to Abishek Porel, 1 run Belts the length ball on fifth to long-on\n Hardik to Abishek Porel, no run Yorker on fourth, jammed to backward point. Nair took off and was sent back, the throw is wide and without much power on it\n Hardik to Abishek Porel, 1 run Length on fifth, tapped on the head to point\n Hardik to Nair, 1 run Under-edge bounces before Rickelton tips it towards fine leg. Nair had a hack at a shortish length ball over the stumps\n Hardik to Abishek Porel, 1 run Risky run to backward point. No direct hit at the striker's, but replays show Nair would've made it. Slow low full toss outside off was driven softly\n Hardik to Nair, SIX runs Slower one's carted, sweeper cover is in place but that's carved flat to his left. Three-quarter-length offcutter landed close to the tramline and spun in but Nair's form is too good\n Hardik to Nair, FOUR runs Picked up off a length, over backward square it goes. Line was around off. Another great shot Time for Abhimanyu to take over\n Karn to Abishek Porel, SIX runs Absolutely pummelled! This is tossed up around off and he skips down the track and swings it over deep midwicket. Into the Kotla stands!\n Karn to Abishek Porel, OUT Caught out this time! Karn gets his revenge. This is full on off, fired in flatter. He gets low and looks to slog sweep this in front of square. Naman Dhir running to his right makes it look easy as he takes it around chest-height. Porel walks off just as he was looking to take off \n Karn to Rahul, no run Tossed up full around off, Rahul blocks on the front foot A wicket off the first ball of the innings. A wicket off the second ball of the second half of the innings.\n Karn to Rahul, 1 run Tossed full on leg, Rahul eases it away in front of square on the leg side to get off the mark\n Karn to Nair, FOUR runs Karun Nair's fireworks continue! On a length around off and Nair reverse-swats it over short third! One bounce four\n Karn to Nair, FOUR runs Conventional sweep now! Full around middle and he hammers it along the carpet behind square leg. Sublime, sublime stuff! He is 15 away from a maiden IPL century now!\n Santner to Rahul, 2 runs Dropped short around off, Rahul's bottom hand comes off as he loses shape while pulling. Gets a couple to deep midwicket though\n Santner to Rahul, 1 run On a length around off, Rahul goes back to push it in front of point\n Santner to Nair, FOUR runs Finds the gap with precision! Santner drags it down outside off, Nair rocks back, frees his arms and bisects long-on and deep midwicket\n Santner to Nair, OUT Santner knocks Nair over with a jaffa! It had to be something special to end a knock this special, and Nair falls for 89! This is on a length around off, and spins away as Nair looks to defend. Beats the outside edge and kisses the top of off. Brilliant delivery, but Nair has set his team up here in a big chase with a special, special knock. We'll be talking about this one for days to come! \n Santner to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Axar finds the gap! Right in the slot outside off and he swings it away wide of long-on. The fielder ran hard and put in the dive, but he can't stop that\n Santner to Axar Patel, 1 run On a length outside off, cut away to deep point for a single\n Bumrah to Axar Patel, no run On a length around middle and off, Axar stays leg-side of the ball and blocks this away towards mid-off\n Bumrah to Axar Patel, FOUR runs Axar Patel slaps Bumrah down the ground! On a length around off, Axar skips out,\n Bumrah to Axar Patel, no run Bumrah's riposte is the leg-stump yorker and Axar is able to jam his bat down in time to keep it out. That was fired in at 144kph! Axar Patel vs Jasprit Bumrah BALLS 52 RUNS 53 OUTS 4 SR 101.92 4s\/6s 4\/1\n Bumrah to Axar Patel, OUT Leading edge pops to cover, and Bumrah delivers! His first wicket of the season! This is an attempted yorker that turns into a low full toss going down leg. Axar looks to glance it fine but only gets that leading edge. Easy as you like it for SKY at cover. Bumrah chuckles and gives Axar a pat on the back as he walks off \n Bumrah to Stubbs, 1 run Another low full toss, outside off this time, Stubbs opens the face to guide it to deep third\n Bumrah to Rahul, no run Low full toss around off, squeezed out to cover MI players having a discussion about the ball, which has been changed now\n Karn to Stubbs, no run Nearly a return catch! Legbreak on a length on leg, Stubbs fends at it and it pops back to the bowler, but falls just short\n Karn to Stubbs, no run Tossed up full on middle, Stubbs digs it out to mid-off but can't get a run\n Karn to Stubbs, OUT Four wickets in four overs now! Stubbs looks to mow this slot ball dopwn the ground but ends up skying it off the toe end. It goes very high in the air and Naman Dhir gets under it, waits on it, and hangs on! The changed ball does wonders. Pressure building on Capitals! \n Karn to Ashutosh, 1 run That's an innocuous short-ish ball around leg, Ashutosh eases a pull out through fine leg to the deep fielder\n Karn to Rahul, FOUR runs Drag down, and Rahul says thank you very much! Rocks back and pulls it into the gap behind square leg. 150 up for DC\n Karn to Rahul, 1 run Tossed up full outside off, Rahul gets on one knee and slogs it flat down the ground. Takes a couple of bounces on its way to long-on\n Santner to Rahul, 1 run Tossed full outside off, Rahul drives it to point for a risky single! Direct hit would have seen him in trouble at the non-striker's end\n Santner to Ashutosh, 1 run Tossed up full outside off, Ashutosh eases a drive to long-off\n Santner to Rahul, 2 runs Dropped short outside off and Rahul latches onto it, cutting it hard in front of sweeper cover, but Will Jacks does well to stop it\n Santner to Rahul, 1 run On a length around off, Rahul goes back to ease it into the vacant midwicket area, sending Santner on a ball-chase\n Santner to Ashutosh, 1 run Inside edge! Length ball outside off comes in with the angle as Ashutosh looks to drive towards cover. The ball luckily for the batter deflects through backward square\n Santner to Rahul, 1 run Drives this full delivery out to deep point to take an easy single\n Karn to Rahul, 1 run Rahul gives charge as Karn throws this full around middle and leg. Looks to swing it leg side but gets a leading edge that flies over the infield and out to deep cover on the bounce\n Karn to Ashutosh, 1 run Full around off, driven out to the off side for a single\n Karn to Rahul, OUT Top edge goes high and Karn holds on! That is HUGE! Tossed up on the stumps, Rahul goes to sweep. The ball spins back in from around leg and takes the top edge and balloons up. Karn claimed it, got under it and finished the job! His third wicket, and what a big one at this juncture! \n Karn to Nigam, 1 run Tossed up full around off, driven out to deep point INNS 6 WKTS 24 ECON 8.23 AVE 20.54\n Karn to Ashutosh, 1 run On a length around off, whipped away along the ground to deep square leg\n Karn to Nigam, 1 wide Slides this length ball down leg for a wide\n Karn to Nigam, 1 run Chance goes down? Yep, that will go down as a drop. Shortish outside off, Vipraj ends up spooning it back to Karn's right. Karn sticks his hand out to catch it but it bursts through and it also just beats the stumps. Could have been a run out at the non-striker's end as well! Karn goes off to get treatment for his hand\n Boult to Nigam, 1 run Slower yorker around off, he squeezes it out towards point and they take a very risky single! A direct hit would have seen Ashutosh running straight back to the dugout\n Boult to Ashutosh, no run Boult nails two yorkers in a row! This time it's around middle and leg and Ashutosh jams his bat down to hit it onto his left foot\n Boult to Ashutosh, no run Another yorker on leg! Squeezed out to mid-off this time. Vipraj took off for a single but Ashutosh sends him back\n Boult to Ashutosh, 1 run Very full around leg, eased out to mid-off again. This time they get the single\n Boult to Nigam, no run Nigam goes across the stumps and looks to scoop this full ball outside leg, but misses. And he reviews it for wide not given! The batter had moved quite a bit across the stumps and the third umpire upholds the on-field umpire's decision\n Boult to Nigam, 1 run Drills this yorker on leg to mid-off and they sprint for the single!\n Santner to Nigam, SIX runs Vipraj does target him straight away! Jumps down the track to turn this full ball into a slot ball and creams it down the ground\n Santner to Nigam, FOUR runs Finds the gap on the off side! Skips across the stumps as Santner targets the wide line and cuts it away between point and backward point!\n Santner to Nigam, 1 leg bye Misses the slog this time! Santner gets this to go on with the angle and it stays under the bat as Nigam has a wild swipe at it. The ball goes off his body to short third and they get a leg bye\n Santner to Ashutosh, 1 run Full on the stumps, driven out to long-off\n Santner to Nigam, 1 wide, OUT Outfoxes him! Santner has been so good today! He anticipated that the batter would give him charge and bowls it short and outside off, getting it to spin away. Nigam is halfway down the track trying to hit that and Rickelton does the rest as Nigam misses \n Santner to Ashutosh, 1 run Full outside off, Ashutosh Sharma now drills this flat to long-off, but on the bounce\n Bumrah to Ashutosh, no run Steps out early to Bumrah, who goes very full on leg. He ends up yorking him self and he glances it through his own legs to long leg. They don't take a single!\n Bumrah to Ashutosh, FOUR runs Reverse-scooped over short third! Full toss on leg, and he manages to get under it and get it over the fielder!\n Bumrah to Ashutosh, FOUR runs Outside edge runs away for four now! Bumrah goes for the yorker but it's a low full toss outside off. He jams his bat down and the edge is thick enough to take it wide of the keeper and well fine of short third!\n Bumrah to Ashutosh, 1 run, OUT Yorker on off, he digs it out through point and they race for two. The throw at the striker's end is good and Rickelton takes off the bails. Did he make it back in time? No, he's caught short! The twists keep coming! That was an excellent through, and with Bumrah in his way, Ashutosh was slowed down a little and in the end, those fine margins count for a lot! Should he have just trusted Starc to face the last two balls? Probably! But Mumbai Indians know they are on top here! \n Bumrah to Kuldeep, 1 run, OUT On a length on middle and Kuldeep swings this away to deep midwicket. They run two again and there's a run-out chance again! Kuldeep is juuuuust short! Two run-outs in two balls and Hardik Pandya is delighted! This has been some implosion from the league leaders! \n Bumrah to Mohit, OUT Another run-out! Mumbai Indians have won it! A hat-trick of run-outs and Mumbai Indians players are jumping over each other! Mumbai Indians win their second game of the season! Incredible scenes at the Kotla! Mohit whipped this out towards mid-on and took off but a direct hit does the job! 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Markram watches it go through to .the keeper . .Aiden Markram vs Arshdeep Singh .BALLS .64 .RUNS .78 .OUTS .4 .SR .121.87 .4s\/6s .12\/1\nArshdeep to Markram, no run .shortish on middle and leg. A hint of shape back in and Markram gets up on his toes to .punch it to mid on\nArshdeep to Markram, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Swings away late and Markram drops it into the off .side with soft hands. Off the mark with a single\nArshdeep to Marsh, OUT .wicked delivery, and Arshdeep gets the better of Marsh in the first over! Back of a .length ball that starts outside leg and then does all sorts, sizzling and swerving away .from Marsh. He gets into an awful tangle and the extra bounce causes him even more .grief. Goes straight up off the leading edge and Jansen calls early to gobble it up in the .short third region. Punjab Kings on the board early and Marsh, after two successive .fifties, goes for a golden duck! .Mitchell Marsh c Jansen b Arshdeep Singh 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 0\nArshdeep to Pooran, 1 run .full outside off, shaping away nicely. Pooran gets onto the front foot and drives it .towards sweeper cover\nArshdeep to Markram, 1 run .shortish and offering width. Markram throws his hands at it and slices it towards deep .backward point. Good work on the fence to keep it to a single\nFerguson to Markram, 1 run .back of a length wide outside off. Markram opens his bat face and guides it towards .deep backward point .Over the wicket to Pooran as well\nFerguson to Pooran, 2 wide .speared way down leg and Prabhsimran actually does well to get a glove to this, with .the ball curving further away. Called a wide and LSG get two bonus runs\nFerguson to Markram, no run .angled in on a back of a length just outside off. Markram gets behind the line and .presents the full face of the bat\nFerguson to Markram, no run .hard length just outside off. Markram looks to drive through cover on the up but chunks .it off the inside half of the bat towards mid wicket\nFerguson to Markram, 1 run .low full toss just outside off. Takes Markram by surprise and he can only clink it .towards mid off. Scampers across to complete the single\nFerguson to Pooran, no run .back of a length, finishing on middle and off. Pooran gets up on his toes and meets the .ball right under his eyes\nFerguson to Pooran, no run .into the blockhole just outside off. Pooran jams down on it and scuffs it off the inside .edge into his pads\nArshdeep to Markram, FOUR runs .in the air and just past the fielder! Full on the pads and that is there to be hit. Markram .flicks it uppishly and just manages to beat mid wicket to his left! .Slip comes into a very straight short mid wicket\nArshdeep to Markram, no run .back of a length on middle and leg and this shapes back in sharply. Markram is nearly .cut in half and inside-edges it onto his body\nArshdeep to Markram, no run .dropped - oh dear! Fullish on leg stump. Markram plants his front foot and drives it .straight back at Arshdeep. He gets both hands to it to his right but cannot make it stick. .That came at him fast\nArshdeep to Markram, FOUR runs .that is Markram at his absolute best! Arshdeep goes searching and bowls it into the .slot on middle and leg. Markram goes through the line and bangs it over the bowler's .head!\nArshdeep to Markram, FOUR runs .shot! Hard length just outside off and that is all the room Markram needs. He stays leg .side, stands up tall and cracks it past cover point. Majestic!\nArshdeep to Markram, 1 run .shorter and wider outside off. Markram throws his hands at it and cuts it powerfully to .deep backward point. Just a single this time\nFerguson to Markram, 1 run .well well! Borderline waist-high full toss outside off. Markram is taken aback by it and .dabs it towards short third. Might have been a slower ball that went awry . .Lockie Ferguson in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1173 .WKTS .76 .4s\/6s .164\/48 .ECON .7.37 .AVE .18.96\nFerguson to Pooran, 1 run .very full outside off. Pooran opens his bat face and glides it towards deep backward .point\nFerguson to Markram, FOUR runs .Markram is turning on the style tonight! Another yorker gone wrong, although Ferguson .misses on the shorter side this time, on middle and off. Markram plants his front foot .and pumps it over Ferguson's head!\nFerguson to Markram, SIX runs .that is the shot of the evening so far! My word - Markram is on fire! Dug into the track .outside off and offering plenty of width. Markram peels the outer cover off the ball and .carves it over point!\nFerguson to Markram, OUT .Markram bites the dust now, and Ferguson has the last laugh! Twists, turns .everywhere! On a length outside off and this seems to just nip back in a shade. .Markram looks to drive on the up and leaves a gap between bat and pad. The ball .sneaks through, perhaps helped by an inside edge and off stump gets pegged back. A .sprightly cameo but someone else will have to take up the mantle for LSG now! .Aiden Markram b Ferguson 28 (18b 4x4 1x6 19m) SR: 155.55\nFerguson to Pant, 1 run .shortish on leg stump. Pant gets up on his toes and tucks it off his hips towards deep .backward square leg\nMaxwell to Pant, no run .angled in full on middle and off. Pant has a tentative poke at it and chunks it off the .inside edge into his front pad\nMaxwell to Pant, 1 run .fired in fuller on leg stump. Pant nudges it into the mid wicket region and gets Pooran .on strike .Pooran on strike now. How does he play it? Does he attack Maxwell?\nMaxwell to Pooran, 1 run .back of a length on off. Pooran goes back and knocks it to long off\nMaxwell to Pant, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Pant presses forward initially before hopping back .and turning it towards mid wicket\nMaxwell to Pant, OUT .straight to short fine leg, and Pant will be kicking himself! Not the greatest ball .Maxwell will ever bowl in his life, but that has got the job done tonight. A half-tracker .outside leg and Pant ought to have hit that into next week. Instead, he picks out Chahal .at short fine leg and he cannot believe what he has done. Thousands of LSG fans in the .stands, and many more at home cannot believe it either, and LSG lose their third! .Rishabh Pant c Chahal b Maxwell 2 (5b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 40\nMaxwell to Badoni, 1 run .pushed in full on the pads. Badoni tucks it off his pads towards deep square leg and .gets off the mark\nJansen to Badoni, no run .dug into the track just outside off. Badoni gets up on his toes and pats it back towards .the bowler\nJansen to Badoni, 1 run .shortish again, just outside off. Badoni uses the angle, hops up onto his toes and runs it .down to short third, whose misfield allows the single\nJansen to Pooran, no run .snorter! Back of a length in the fifth stump channel. Rears up off the surface and nips .away too. Pooran, feeling for it, is beaten all ends up\nJansen to Pooran, 2 runs .back of a length outside off. Pooran taps it towards cover point, who over-runs it and .ends up conceding two, when there should have been none. Arya the guilty party in the .ring\nJansen to Pooran, no run .back of a length just outside off. Pooran stays back and defends\nJansen to Pooran, no run .back of a length wide outside off. Pooran goes fishing at it and only grabs a handful of .fresh air\nMaxwell to Badoni, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Badoni hangs back and works it towards deep .backward square leg\nMaxwell to Pooran, no run .fired in full on leg stump. Pooran presses forward and turns it towards mid wicket\nMaxwell to Pooran, no run .slower on a back of a length just outside off. Pooran hangs back and prods it towards .backward point\nMaxwell to Pooran, FOUR runs .Pooran breaks the shackles! Slanted in on a length down leg. Pooran picks the line early .and uses the pace to paddle it fine. No fielder there, and Pooran picks up his first .boundary!\nMaxwell to Pooran, FOUR runs .Pooran makes it two fours in two balls! Dragged down on middle and leg. Skids onto .Pooran and he cloths it a little. Still finds the gap between long on and deep mid wicket, .though. And gets an earful from Maxwell too, who, fair to say, did not enjoy that shot\nMaxwell to Pooran, 1 run .floated up fuller outside off. Pooran stretches forward and drives it to long off\nJansen to Pooran, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Pooran opens up his stance and hacks it towards long on .A few signs that Pooran is looking to counter-attack. That could open up wicket-taking .opportunities for PBKS too\nJansen to Badoni, SIX runs .Badoni wants a piece of the action now! Banged into the track on middle and off. .Badoni spots the length early and even though he takes his eyes off it slightly, he hooks .it well over the fine leg fence!\nJansen to Badoni, no run .slower ball on a full length outside off. Badoni comes forward and pushes it towards .extra cover\nJansen to Badoni, 1 run .short ball outside leg, bowled at 135.1kph. Badoni gets inside the line and helps it down .to fine leg\nJansen to Pooran, 1 run .off-pace, angling in full on the pads. Pooran eases it out to deep square leg. That was .bowled at 127.8kph\nJansen to Badoni, no run .full outside off. Badoni laces his cover drive but cannot get it past the fielder at extra .cover. He will feel he missed out there\nStoinis to Pooran, 1 run .slow and short outside off. Pooran sits deep in his crease and cuts it towards deep .point\nStoinis to Badoni, no run .back of a length on off. Badoni presses half forward and taps it tamely towards mid .wicket\nStoinis to Badoni, 1 run .length outside off. Badoni stays on top of the bounce and drives on the up towards .sweeper cover\nStoinis to Pooran, 1 run .full on middle and leg. Pooran comes forward and eases it to long on\nStoinis to Badoni, no run .back of a length outside off and this zips off the surface, beating Badoni for pace as he .looks to cut\nStoinis to Badoni, no run .low full toss just outside off. Badoni flicks it towards mid wicket and sets off for the .single initially, only to be sent back by his partner .Just the four off the over, and PBKS will enter this time-out knowing that they are ahead .of the game. They will, however, also know the damage this pair and Pooran in .particular can cause, and will want to get rid of him soon\nChahal to Pooran, FOUR runs .short and wide outside off. Pooran sits deep in his crease and cuts it towards extra .cover, who misfields. The ball has enough on it and eventually hits the fence!\nChahal to Pooran, no run .googly on a back of a length outside off. Pooran does not pick it and goes feeling for it, .with the ball fizzing past the outside edge\nChahal to Pooran, FOUR runs .that has been scorched across the turf! Googly on a length outside off. Pooran uses his .reach, gets on top of the bounce and razes it through point!\nChahal to Pooran, SIX runs .Pooran is tearing Chahal apart! This is slower, floatier and also in the slot on off stump. .Pooran plants his front foot, goes through the line and slams it over the bowler's head!\nChahal to Pooran, 1 run .shortish outside off. Pooran probably tries to hit it too hard and chops it towards .backward point\nChahal to Badoni, no run .tossed up very full on middle and off. Badoni digs it out towards the bowler, who fields it .on his follow-through","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs LSG, 13th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Markram, no run back of a length angled across the batter outside off. Markram watches it go through to the keeper Aiden Markram vs Arshdeep Singh BALLS 64 RUNS 78 OUTS 4 SR 121.87 4s\/6s 12\/1\n Arshdeep to Markram, no run shortish on middle and leg. A hint of shape back in and Markram gets up on his toes to punch it to mid on\n Arshdeep to Markram, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Swings away late and Markram drops it into the off side with soft hands. Off the mark with a single\n Arshdeep to Marsh, OUT wicked delivery, and Arshdeep gets the better of Marsh in the first over! Back of a length ball that starts outside leg and then does all sorts, sizzling and swerving away from Marsh. He gets into an awful tangle and the extra bounce causes him even more grief. Goes straight up off the leading edge and Jansen calls early to gobble it up in the short third region. Punjab Kings on the board early and Marsh, after two successive fifties, goes for a golden duck! \n Arshdeep to Pooran, 1 run full outside off, shaping away nicely. Pooran gets onto the front foot and drives it towards sweeper cover\n Arshdeep to Markram, 1 run shortish and offering width. Markram throws his hands at it and slices it towards deep backward point. Good work on the fence to keep it to a single\n Ferguson to Markram, 1 run back of a length wide outside off. Markram opens his bat face and guides it towards deep backward point Over the wicket to Pooran as well\n Ferguson to Pooran, 2 wide speared way down leg and Prabhsimran actually does well to get a glove to this, with the ball curving further away. Called a wide and LSG get two bonus runs\n Ferguson to Markram, no run angled in on a back of a length just outside off. Markram gets behind the line and presents the full face of the bat\n Ferguson to Markram, no run hard length just outside off. Markram looks to drive through cover on the up but chunks it off the inside half of the bat towards mid wicket\n Ferguson to Markram, 1 run low full toss just outside off. Takes Markram by surprise and he can only clink it towards mid off. Scampers across to complete the single\n Ferguson to Pooran, no run back of a length, finishing on middle and off. Pooran gets up on his toes and meets the ball right under his eyes\n Ferguson to Pooran, no run into the blockhole just outside off. Pooran jams down on it and scuffs it off the inside edge into his pads\n Arshdeep to Markram, FOUR runs in the air and just past the fielder! Full on the pads and that is there to be hit. Markram flicks it uppishly and just manages to beat mid wicket to his left! Slip comes into a very straight short mid wicket\n Arshdeep to Markram, no run back of a length on middle and leg and this shapes back in sharply. Markram is nearly cut in half and inside-edges it onto his body\n Arshdeep to Markram, no run dropped - oh dear! Fullish on leg stump. Markram plants his front foot and drives it straight back at Arshdeep. He gets both hands to it to his right but cannot make it stick. That came at him fast\n Arshdeep to Markram, FOUR runs that is Markram at his absolute best! Arshdeep goes searching and bowls it into the slot on middle and leg. Markram goes through the line and bangs it over the bowler's head!\n Arshdeep to Markram, FOUR runs shot! Hard length just outside off and that is all the room Markram needs. He stays leg side, stands up tall and cracks it past cover point. Majestic!\n Arshdeep to Markram, 1 run shorter and wider outside off. Markram throws his hands at it and cuts it powerfully to deep backward point. Just a single this time\n Ferguson to Markram, 1 run well well! Borderline waist-high full toss outside off. Markram is taken aback by it and dabs it towards short third. Might have been a slower ball that went awry BALLS 1173 WKTS 76 4s\/6s 164\/48 ECON 7.37 AVE 18.96\n Ferguson to Pooran, 1 run very full outside off. Pooran opens his bat face and glides it towards deep backward point\n Ferguson to Markram, FOUR runs Markram is turning on the style tonight! Another yorker gone wrong, although Ferguson misses on the shorter side this time, on middle and off. Markram plants his front foot and pumps it over Ferguson's head!\n Ferguson to Markram, SIX runs that is the shot of the evening so far! My word - Markram is on fire! Dug into the track outside off and offering plenty of width. Markram peels the outer cover off the ball and carves it over point!\n Ferguson to Markram, OUT Markram bites the dust now, and Ferguson has the last laugh! Twists, turns everywhere! On a length outside off and this seems to just nip back in a shade. Markram looks to drive on the up and leaves a gap between bat and pad. The ball sneaks through, perhaps helped by an inside edge and off stump gets pegged back. A sprightly cameo but someone else will have to take up the mantle for LSG now! \n Ferguson to Pant, 1 run shortish on leg stump. Pant gets up on his toes and tucks it off his hips towards deep backward square leg\n Maxwell to Pant, no run angled in full on middle and off. Pant has a tentative poke at it and chunks it off the inside edge into his front pad\n Maxwell to Pant, 1 run fired in fuller on leg stump. Pant nudges it into the mid wicket region and gets Pooran on strike Pooran on strike now. How does he play it? Does he attack Maxwell?\n Maxwell to Pooran, 1 run back of a length on off. Pooran goes back and knocks it to long off\n Maxwell to Pant, no run back of a length on middle and off. Pant presses forward initially before hopping back and turning it towards mid wicket\n Maxwell to Pant, OUT straight to short fine leg, and Pant will be kicking himself! Not the greatest ball Maxwell will ever bowl in his life, but that has got the job done tonight. A half-tracker outside leg and Pant ought to have hit that into next week. Instead, he picks out Chahal at short fine leg and he cannot believe what he has done. Thousands of LSG fans in the stands, and many more at home cannot believe it either, and LSG lose their third! \n Maxwell to Badoni, 1 run pushed in full on the pads. Badoni tucks it off his pads towards deep square leg and gets off the mark\n Jansen to Badoni, no run dug into the track just outside off. Badoni gets up on his toes and pats it back towards the bowler\n Jansen to Badoni, 1 run shortish again, just outside off. Badoni uses the angle, hops up onto his toes and runs it down to short third, whose misfield allows the single\n Jansen to Pooran, no run snorter! Back of a length in the fifth stump channel. Rears up off the surface and nips away too. Pooran, feeling for it, is beaten all ends up\n Jansen to Pooran, 2 runs back of a length outside off. Pooran taps it towards cover point, who over-runs it and ends up conceding two, when there should have been none. Arya the guilty party in the ring\n Jansen to Pooran, no run back of a length just outside off. Pooran stays back and defends\n Jansen to Pooran, no run back of a length wide outside off. Pooran goes fishing at it and only grabs a handful of fresh air\n Maxwell to Badoni, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Badoni hangs back and works it towards deep backward square leg\n Maxwell to Pooran, no run fired in full on leg stump. Pooran presses forward and turns it towards mid wicket\n Maxwell to Pooran, no run slower on a back of a length just outside off. Pooran hangs back and prods it towards backward point\n Maxwell to Pooran, FOUR runs Pooran breaks the shackles! Slanted in on a length down leg. Pooran picks the line early and uses the pace to paddle it fine. No fielder there, and Pooran picks up his first boundary!\n Maxwell to Pooran, FOUR runs Pooran makes it two fours in two balls! Dragged down on middle and leg. Skids onto Pooran and he cloths it a little. Still finds the gap between long on and deep mid wicket, though. And gets an earful from Maxwell too, who, fair to say, did not enjoy that shot\n Maxwell to Pooran, 1 run floated up fuller outside off. Pooran stretches forward and drives it to long off\n Jansen to Pooran, 1 run back of a length outside off. Pooran opens up his stance and hacks it towards long on A few signs that Pooran is looking to counter-attack. That could open up wicket-taking opportunities for PBKS too\n Jansen to Badoni, SIX runs Badoni wants a piece of the action now! Banged into the track on middle and off. Badoni spots the length early and even though he takes his eyes off it slightly, he hooks it well over the fine leg fence!\n Jansen to Badoni, no run slower ball on a full length outside off. Badoni comes forward and pushes it towards extra cover\n Jansen to Badoni, 1 run short ball outside leg, bowled at 135.1kph. Badoni gets inside the line and helps it down to fine leg\n Jansen to Pooran, 1 run off-pace, angling in full on the pads. Pooran eases it out to deep square leg. That was bowled at 127.8kph\n Jansen to Badoni, no run full outside off. Badoni laces his cover drive but cannot get it past the fielder at extra cover. He will feel he missed out there\n Stoinis to Pooran, 1 run slow and short outside off. Pooran sits deep in his crease and cuts it towards deep point\n Stoinis to Badoni, no run back of a length on off. Badoni presses half forward and taps it tamely towards mid wicket\n Stoinis to Badoni, 1 run length outside off. Badoni stays on top of the bounce and drives on the up towards sweeper cover\n Stoinis to Pooran, 1 run full on middle and leg. Pooran comes forward and eases it to long on\n Stoinis to Badoni, no run back of a length outside off and this zips off the surface, beating Badoni for pace as he looks to cut\n Stoinis to Badoni, no run low full toss just outside off. Badoni flicks it towards mid wicket and sets off for the single initially, only to be sent back by his partner Just the four off the over, and PBKS will enter this time-out knowing that they are ahead of the game. They will, however, also know the damage this pair and Pooran in particular can cause, and will want to get rid of him soon\n Chahal to Pooran, FOUR runs short and wide outside off. Pooran sits deep in his crease and cuts it towards extra cover, who misfields. The ball has enough on it and eventually hits the fence!\n Chahal to Pooran, no run googly on a back of a length outside off. Pooran does not pick it and goes feeling for it, with the ball fizzing past the outside edge\n Chahal to Pooran, FOUR runs that has been scorched across the turf! Googly on a length outside off. Pooran uses his reach, gets on top of the bounce and razes it through point!\n Chahal to Pooran, SIX runs Pooran is tearing Chahal apart! This is slower, floatier and also in the slot on off stump. Pooran plants his front foot, goes through the line and slams it over the bowler's head!\n Chahal to Pooran, 1 run shortish outside off. Pooran probably tries to hit it too hard and chops it towards backward point\n Chahal to Badoni, no run tossed up very full on middle and off. Badoni digs it out towards the bowler, who fields it on his follow-through","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Badoni","Markram","Marsh","Pant","Pooran"],"Runs":[11.0,28.0,0.0,2.0,33.0],"Balls_Faced":[13,18,1,5,23],"Fours":[0,4,0,0,4],"Sixes":[1,1,0,0,1],"S\/R":[84.62,155.56,0.0,40.0,143.48],"dismissal":["Not Out","b Ferguson","c Jansen b Arshdeep Singh","c Chahal b Maxwell","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Chahal","Ferguson","Jansen","Maxwell","Stoinis"],"Balls":[12,6,12,12,12,6],"Runs_Given":[16.0,15.0,17.0,12.0,13.0,3.0],"Wickets":[1,0,1,0,1,0],"Overs":[2.0,1.0,2.0,2.0,2.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Arshdeep to Markram, no run .back of a length angled across the batter outside off. Markram watches it go through to .the keeper . .Aiden Markram vs Arshdeep Singh .BALLS .64 .RUNS .78 .OUTS .4 .SR .121.87 .4s\/6s .12\/1\nArshdeep to Markram, no run .shortish on middle and leg. A hint of shape back in and Markram gets up on his toes to .punch it to mid on\nArshdeep to Markram, 1 run .back of a length on middle and off. Swings away late and Markram drops it into the off .side with soft hands. Off the mark with a single\nArshdeep to Marsh, OUT .wicked delivery, and Arshdeep gets the better of Marsh in the first over! Back of a .length ball that starts outside leg and then does all sorts, sizzling and swerving away .from Marsh. He gets into an awful tangle and the extra bounce causes him even more .grief. Goes straight up off the leading edge and Jansen calls early to gobble it up in the .short third region. Punjab Kings on the board early and Marsh, after two successive .fifties, goes for a golden duck! .Mitchell Marsh c Jansen b Arshdeep Singh 0 (1b 0x4 0x6 3m) SR: 0\nArshdeep to Pooran, 1 run .full outside off, shaping away nicely. Pooran gets onto the front foot and drives it .towards sweeper cover\nArshdeep to Markram, 1 run .shortish and offering width. Markram throws his hands at it and slices it towards deep .backward point. Good work on the fence to keep it to a single\nFerguson to Markram, 1 run .back of a length wide outside off. Markram opens his bat face and guides it towards .deep backward point .Over the wicket to Pooran as well\nFerguson to Pooran, 2 wide .speared way down leg and Prabhsimran actually does well to get a glove to this, with .the ball curving further away. Called a wide and LSG get two bonus runs\nFerguson to Markram, no run .angled in on a back of a length just outside off. Markram gets behind the line and .presents the full face of the bat\nFerguson to Markram, no run .hard length just outside off. Markram looks to drive through cover on the up but chunks .it off the inside half of the bat towards mid wicket\nFerguson to Markram, 1 run .low full toss just outside off. Takes Markram by surprise and he can only clink it .towards mid off. Scampers across to complete the single\nFerguson to Pooran, no run .back of a length, finishing on middle and off. Pooran gets up on his toes and meets the .ball right under his eyes\nFerguson to Pooran, no run .into the blockhole just outside off. Pooran jams down on it and scuffs it off the inside .edge into his pads\nArshdeep to Markram, FOUR runs .in the air and just past the fielder! Full on the pads and that is there to be hit. Markram .flicks it uppishly and just manages to beat mid wicket to his left! .Slip comes into a very straight short mid wicket\nArshdeep to Markram, no run .back of a length on middle and leg and this shapes back in sharply. Markram is nearly .cut in half and inside-edges it onto his body\nArshdeep to Markram, no run .dropped - oh dear! Fullish on leg stump. Markram plants his front foot and drives it .straight back at Arshdeep. He gets both hands to it to his right but cannot make it stick. .That came at him fast\nArshdeep to Markram, FOUR runs .that is Markram at his absolute best! Arshdeep goes searching and bowls it into the .slot on middle and leg. Markram goes through the line and bangs it over the bowler's .head!\nArshdeep to Markram, FOUR runs .shot! Hard length just outside off and that is all the room Markram needs. He stays leg .side, stands up tall and cracks it past cover point. Majestic!\nArshdeep to Markram, 1 run .shorter and wider outside off. Markram throws his hands at it and cuts it powerfully to .deep backward point. Just a single this time\nFerguson to Markram, 1 run .well well! Borderline waist-high full toss outside off. Markram is taken aback by it and .dabs it towards short third. Might have been a slower ball that went awry . .Lockie Ferguson in Powerplay overs (in T20s) .BALLS .1173 .WKTS .76 .4s\/6s .164\/48 .ECON .7.37 .AVE .18.96\nFerguson to Pooran, 1 run .very full outside off. Pooran opens his bat face and glides it towards deep backward .point\nFerguson to Markram, FOUR runs .Markram is turning on the style tonight! Another yorker gone wrong, although Ferguson .misses on the shorter side this time, on middle and off. Markram plants his front foot .and pumps it over Ferguson's head!\nFerguson to Markram, SIX runs .that is the shot of the evening so far! My word - Markram is on fire! Dug into the track .outside off and offering plenty of width. Markram peels the outer cover off the ball and .carves it over point!\nFerguson to Markram, OUT .Markram bites the dust now, and Ferguson has the last laugh! Twists, turns .everywhere! On a length outside off and this seems to just nip back in a shade. .Markram looks to drive on the up and leaves a gap between bat and pad. The ball .sneaks through, perhaps helped by an inside edge and off stump gets pegged back. A .sprightly cameo but someone else will have to take up the mantle for LSG now! .Aiden Markram b Ferguson 28 (18b 4x4 1x6 19m) SR: 155.55\nFerguson to Pant, 1 run .shortish on leg stump. Pant gets up on his toes and tucks it off his hips towards deep .backward square leg\nMaxwell to Pant, no run .angled in full on middle and off. Pant has a tentative poke at it and chunks it off the .inside edge into his front pad\nMaxwell to Pant, 1 run .fired in fuller on leg stump. Pant nudges it into the mid wicket region and gets Pooran .on strike .Pooran on strike now. How does he play it? Does he attack Maxwell?\nMaxwell to Pooran, 1 run .back of a length on off. Pooran goes back and knocks it to long off\nMaxwell to Pant, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Pant presses forward initially before hopping back .and turning it towards mid wicket\nMaxwell to Pant, OUT .straight to short fine leg, and Pant will be kicking himself! Not the greatest ball .Maxwell will ever bowl in his life, but that has got the job done tonight. A half-tracker .outside leg and Pant ought to have hit that into next week. Instead, he picks out Chahal .at short fine leg and he cannot believe what he has done. Thousands of LSG fans in the .stands, and many more at home cannot believe it either, and LSG lose their third! .Rishabh Pant c Chahal b Maxwell 2 (5b 0x4 0x6 4m) SR: 40\nMaxwell to Badoni, 1 run .pushed in full on the pads. Badoni tucks it off his pads towards deep square leg and .gets off the mark\nJansen to Badoni, no run .dug into the track just outside off. Badoni gets up on his toes and pats it back towards .the bowler\nJansen to Badoni, 1 run .shortish again, just outside off. Badoni uses the angle, hops up onto his toes and runs it .down to short third, whose misfield allows the single\nJansen to Pooran, no run .snorter! Back of a length in the fifth stump channel. Rears up off the surface and nips .away too. Pooran, feeling for it, is beaten all ends up\nJansen to Pooran, 2 runs .back of a length outside off. Pooran taps it towards cover point, who over-runs it and .ends up conceding two, when there should have been none. Arya the guilty party in the .ring\nJansen to Pooran, no run .back of a length just outside off. Pooran stays back and defends\nJansen to Pooran, no run .back of a length wide outside off. Pooran goes fishing at it and only grabs a handful of .fresh air\nMaxwell to Badoni, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Badoni hangs back and works it towards deep .backward square leg\nMaxwell to Pooran, no run .fired in full on leg stump. Pooran presses forward and turns it towards mid wicket\nMaxwell to Pooran, no run .slower on a back of a length just outside off. Pooran hangs back and prods it towards .backward point\nMaxwell to Pooran, FOUR runs .Pooran breaks the shackles! Slanted in on a length down leg. Pooran picks the line early .and uses the pace to paddle it fine. No fielder there, and Pooran picks up his first .boundary!\nMaxwell to Pooran, FOUR runs .Pooran makes it two fours in two balls! Dragged down on middle and leg. Skids onto .Pooran and he cloths it a little. Still finds the gap between long on and deep mid wicket, .though. And gets an earful from Maxwell too, who, fair to say, did not enjoy that shot\nMaxwell to Pooran, 1 run .floated up fuller outside off. Pooran stretches forward and drives it to long off\nJansen to Pooran, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Pooran opens up his stance and hacks it towards long on .A few signs that Pooran is looking to counter-attack. That could open up wicket-taking .opportunities for PBKS too\nJansen to Badoni, SIX runs .Badoni wants a piece of the action now! Banged into the track on middle and off. .Badoni spots the length early and even though he takes his eyes off it slightly, he hooks .it well over the fine leg fence!\nJansen to Badoni, no run .slower ball on a full length outside off. Badoni comes forward and pushes it towards .extra cover\nJansen to Badoni, 1 run .short ball outside leg, bowled at 135.1kph. Badoni gets inside the line and helps it down .to fine leg\nJansen to Pooran, 1 run .off-pace, angling in full on the pads. Pooran eases it out to deep square leg. That was .bowled at 127.8kph\nJansen to Badoni, no run .full outside off. Badoni laces his cover drive but cannot get it past the fielder at extra .cover. He will feel he missed out there\nStoinis to Pooran, 1 run .slow and short outside off. Pooran sits deep in his crease and cuts it towards deep .point\nStoinis to Badoni, no run .back of a length on off. Badoni presses half forward and taps it tamely towards mid .wicket\nStoinis to Badoni, 1 run .length outside off. Badoni stays on top of the bounce and drives on the up towards .sweeper cover\nStoinis to Pooran, 1 run .full on middle and leg. Pooran comes forward and eases it to long on\nStoinis to Badoni, no run .back of a length outside off and this zips off the surface, beating Badoni for pace as he .looks to cut\nStoinis to Badoni, no run .low full toss just outside off. Badoni flicks it towards mid wicket and sets off for the .single initially, only to be sent back by his partner .Just the four off the over, and PBKS will enter this time-out knowing that they are ahead .of the game. They will, however, also know the damage this pair and Pooran in .particular can cause, and will want to get rid of him soon\nChahal to Pooran, FOUR runs .short and wide outside off. Pooran sits deep in his crease and cuts it towards extra .cover, who misfields. The ball has enough on it and eventually hits the fence!\nChahal to Pooran, no run .googly on a back of a length outside off. Pooran does not pick it and goes feeling for it, .with the ball fizzing past the outside edge\nChahal to Pooran, FOUR runs .that has been scorched across the turf! Googly on a length outside off. Pooran uses his .reach, gets on top of the bounce and razes it through point!\nChahal to Pooran, SIX runs .Pooran is tearing Chahal apart! This is slower, floatier and also in the slot on off stump. .Pooran plants his front foot, goes through the line and slams it over the bowler's head!\nChahal to Pooran, 1 run .shortish outside off. Pooran probably tries to hit it too hard and chops it towards .backward point\nChahal to Badoni, no run .tossed up very full on middle and off. Badoni digs it out towards the bowler, who fields it .on his follow-through\nStoinis to Pooran, no run .short and wide outside off. Pooran jumps up into the air and slashes at it, only to .connect with fresh air\nStoinis to Pooran, no run .shorter and even wider outside off. Pooran jabs it towards backward point and sets off .for the single. Badoni, though, sends him back and does so just in the nick of time. .Pooran regains his ground, despite a direct hit. Shedge was the fielder\nStoinis to Pooran, 1 run .pushed in a full length on middle stump. Pooran comes forward and turns it towards .deep mid wicket\nStoinis to Badoni, 1 run .full just outside off. Badoni drives it to long on with a straight bat\nStoinis to Pooran, SIX runs .Pooran is well and truly on the charge now! Banged in short outside off and Pooran has .telegraphed this. He waits for it, brings those fast hands into play and scythes it over .backward point!\nStoinis to Pooran, FOUR runs .four more! PBKS, all of a sudden, are leaking boundaries! Slow, short, wide and asking .to be hit. Pooran obliges and thrashes it just behind point!\nChahal to Badoni, 1 run .very full on leg stump. Badoni digs it out towards long off\nChahal to Pooran, no run .googly on a back of a length wide outside off. Pooran shapes for the cut but only .swishes at thin air this time\nChahal to Pooran, OUT .Chahal outwits Pooran, and he roars in delight! What a moment in the game! Dangles .the carrot outside off and Pooran bites. He looks to go straight but the googly and the .angle is always taking it away from the batter. He cuts across it too much and spoons it .towards long off. Maxwell settles under it and snares the chance. Pooran storms off .livid, and this is a big, big wicket, fashioned by Punjab's premier spinner! .Nicholas Pooran c Maxwell b Chahal 44 (30b 5x4 2x6 4m) SR: 146.66\nChahal to Miller, 1 run .floated up full and wide. Miller reaches out for it and drives it towards long off\nChahal to Badoni, no run .tossed up again, full on middle and leg. Badoni pokes it back to the bowler\nChahal to Badoni, 1 run .slowed up even more, full on middle and off. Badoni gives himself a bit of room and .pushes it towards sweeper cover\nFerguson to Badoni, 1 run .zipped in full on the pads. Badoni uses his wrists and whisks it towards deep backward .square leg\nFerguson to Miller, no run .shortish outside off, bowled from around the wicket. Miller gets up on his toes and jabs .it towards backward point .Ferguson bowling from around the wicket to Miller, by the way. Wide slip in place\nFerguson to Miller, 1 leg bye .angled in full on leg stump. Miller falls across and then plays all around it. Pings off his .boot towards deep third. Might have been sliding down leg\nFerguson to Badoni, 1 run .very full outside off. Badoni jams down on it and squeezes it out to sweeper cover\nFerguson to Miller, 1 run .sharp short ball just outside off. Gets a little big on Miller but he does well to ride the .bounce and fend it past wide slip for a single\nFerguson to Badoni, SIX runs .oh wow - that is a shot and a half! Slower ball on a length outside off. Badoni picks the .variation early, stands up tall and caresses it over extra cover!\nChahal to Miller, no run .back of a length on middle and off. Skids onto Miller and he has to hurriedly play it back .to the bowler off the back foot\nChahal to Miller, 2 runs .googly on a length on leg stump. Miller works it into the spaces between long on and .deep mid wicket . There is a massive mix-up between the batters but the throw is not .great and Miller can sprawl to make his ground at the batter's end . .David Miller vs Yuzvendra Chahal .BALLS .55 .RUNS .99 .OUTS .3 .SR .180.00 .4s\/6s .2\/9\nChahal to Miller, no run .flighted up full on middle and off. Miller comes forward and pokes it towards extra .cover\nChahal to Miller, FOUR runs .First boundary for David Miller tonight! Given air again but this is into the slot outside .off. Miller opens his bat face upon contact and knifes it to extra cover's right!\nChahal to Miller, 1 run .fullish on middle and off. Miller lets the ball come to him before knocking it to long on\nChahal to Badoni, no run .full just outside off. Badoni stretches forward and stabs it towards the bowler\nMaxwell to Miller, FOUR runs .and Maxwell gets smashed to the fence! Dragged down on leg stump. Miller rocks back .early and pummels it between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg!\nMaxwell to Miller, no run .darted in full on the stumps. Miller presses forward and pokes it back to the bowler\nMaxwell to Miller, FOUR runs .another boundary, with exactly the same shot! On the shorter side, on middle and off. .Miller opens up his stance and punishes it between deep mid wicket and deep square .leg!\nMaxwell to Miller, no run .goes fuller outside off. Miller gets onto the front foot and pushes it to extra cover .4, 0, 4, 0 so far this over\nMaxwell to Miller, no run .back of a length just outside off. Skids onto Miller and he shanks it back towards the .bowler . .Glenn Maxwell vs LHB .BALLS .2077 .WKTS .92 .4s\/6s .185\/103 .ECON .7.35 .AVE .27.67\nMaxwell to Miller, 1 run .short outside off. Miller waits in his crease and jabs it towards sweeper cover\nJansen to Miller, 1 run .on a length on middle and off. Miller presses forward and drives it on the up to long on\nJansen to Badoni, no run .off-pace on a back of a length on leg stump. Badoni looks to work to leg but plays all .around it, getting pinged on the thigh pad\nJansen to Badoni, 1 run .in the slot just outside off. Badoni tries to hit it too hard and loses shape. Shanks it .down to long on in the end\nJansen to Miller, no run .back of a length outside off. Miller presses half forward and punches it towards mid off\nJansen to Miller, OUT .nicked and gone! Jansen breaks through and everyone associated with LSG is .stunned! Back of a length in the fifth stump channel. Miller goes flaying at it away from .his body and with minimal footwork. Does not cover the line and the ball straightens .just enough to take the outside edge. Flies through to Prabhsimran, who does the rest, .and LSG lose their fourth and final overseas batter! .David Miller c \u2020Prabhsimran Singh b Jansen 19 (18b 3x4 0x6 16m) SR: 105.55\nJansen to Abdul Samad, SIX runs .just over! A golden duck transforms into a first-ball six by the smallest of margins! Full .and angled across outside off. Samad gives Jansen the charge and then throws the .kitchen sink at it. Slices it towards sweeper cover, where Arshdeep is very interested. .Just at the end, though, the ball evades him, sailing over his head!\nChahal to Badoni, 1 run .pushed in full and following the batter outside leg. Badoni cannot get under it, nor can .he create enough room for himself. Clinks it towards long on\nChahal to Abdul Samad, 1 run .fired in full on the pads. Samad works it towards deep mid wicket\nChahal to Badoni, SIX runs .Badoni goes bang! Floated up, on a length just outside leg. Badoni dances down the .track, gives himself swinging room and smokes it over the bowler's head!\nChahal to Badoni, 1 run .back of a length on middle and leg. Badoni stabs it enough to the bowler's right and .hares across to the other end\nChahal to Abdul Samad, 1 run .length on middle and leg. Samad stands up tall and knocks it to long on\nChahal to Badoni, 1 run .thrown up full and wide, possibly pre-empting the charge. Badoni reaches out for it and .powers it to sweeper cover, stationed fairly straight . .IMPACT SUBPBKS .N Wadhera .YS Chahal\nArshdeep to Badoni, FOUR runs .splits the gap! Short outside off and Badoni pounces. Gets his hands through the ball .swiftly and threads it between backward point and short third!\nArshdeep to Badoni, 1 run .slower ball on a length outside off. Badoni gets on top of the bounce and drives it .towards sweeper cover .Arshdeep Singh in death overs (in T20s) - Economy rate9.35\nArshdeep to Abdul Samad, SIX runs .kaboom! Samad with his second maximum of the evening! Marginally short outside off. .Samad goes back and across, stands up on his toes and whacks it out of sight over .long on!\nArshdeep to Abdul Samad, FOUR runs .oh wow, don't know how to describe that shot! Low full toss hung up wide outside off. .Samad reaches out for it while being in position for the scoop and somehow gets it over .the keeper's head. Between the keeper and short fine leg to be precise, and that was .some shot! .See all photos\nArshdeep to Abdul Samad, FOUR runs .Samad is toying with the field and the bowling now! Arshdeep more or less nails the .wide yorker but still gets hit to the fence. Talk about placement. Samad opened up his .bat face late and guided it between deep point and deep third!\nArshdeep to Abdul Samad, 1 run .into the blockhole on off. Samad has to abandon his attempted lap mid-way and chalks .it towards extra cover\nJansen to Abdul Samad, 1 run .dug into the track on middle and leg. Gets big on Samad as he looks to pull and he .splices it towards deep mid wicket\nJansen to Badoni, 1 wide .dug in much shorter and this flies through. Well over Badoni's swing and well over his .head too and the keeper does well to rein it in\nJansen to Badoni, 1 run .slot ball outside off. Badoni sits deep in his crease and drags it towards deep mid .wicket\nJansen to Abdul Samad, 1 run .into the blockhole on middle and off. Samad digs it out and gets it enough to the .bowler's left to pick up a single\nJansen to Badoni, 2 runs .full and wide outside off. Badoni nearly swings himself off his feet and chips it over .extra cover for a couple of runs\nJansen to Badoni, 1 run .hard length just outside off. Rushes onto Badoni much quicker than he expects and he .cloths it towards long off\nJansen to Abdul Samad, 1 run .slower ball on a full length outside off. Samad has an ungainly swipe at it and tugs it .towards long on\nArshdeep to Abdul Samad, 1 run .low full toss wide outside off. Samad shuffles across, fetches it and sweeps it towards .deep mid wicket. Excellent bowling, given the field he has .Deep mid wicket, deep square leg, deep cover, long off and fine leg on the fence for .Badoni\nArshdeep to Badoni, 1 wide .Arshdeep tests out the middle of the track outside off and it responds much more than .he expects. Balloons over the batter's head and some more exercise for the umpire\nArshdeep to Badoni, OUT .miscued and taken by Maxwell! Badoni's rear-guard effort comes to an end! Off-pace .on a back of a length outside off. Badoni shapes up to hack it over cow corner but the .lack of pace, plus the fact that he is fighting the angle, means that he chalks it off the .toe-end. Maxwell runs around to his left from deep mid wicket and does the rest! A .good innings, but he cannot quite see LSG through to 175-180! .Ayush Badoni c Maxwell b Arshdeep Singh 41 (33b 1x4 3x6 61m) SR: 124.24\nArshdeep to Thakur, 1 run .back of a length outside off. Thakur waits for it and dabs it towards deep point to get .Samad back on strike\nArshdeep to Abdul Samad, OUT .soft, soft dismissal and LSG are losing their way in the final over! Hung up full and wide .outside off. Samad has no option but to swish at it but only manages a tame outside .edge due to the angle. Simple catch for Arya at short third, and that will be that for .Samad with the bat tonight! .Abdul Samad c Arya b Arshdeep Singh 27 (12b 2x4 2x6 20m) SR: 225\nArshdeep to Avesh Khan, 2 wide .back of a length wide outside off. Avesh swings like a rusty gate and to no one's .surprise, misses. Thakur, though, is alert enough to sneak in another run. But hang on, .the Kings have reviewed this. Could be touch-and-go. Seems to be just beyond the .revised guidelines (due to Avesh's back foot being just outside off) and the wide call .stays!\nArshdeep to Thakur, no run .zipped into the blockhole on middle and off. Thakur jams it out towards mid on. Dot .ball! .Long on, deep mid wicket, long off, deep point and deep third (albeit very square) on the .fence\nArshdeep to Thakur, 2 runs .just short, and Thakur smuggles a second as LSG finish on 171! Full and wide. Thakur .gets under it and chips it towards deep point. Ferguson cannot get to it and then .misfields slightly to allow Thakur to scamper back for the second .Arshdeep Singh: (On his performance) I feel it was pretty average. I feel I could have .bowled better and given less runs. In the powerplay, it was stopping a bit and there was .extra bounce. If we could have hit our lengths a few more times, it could have been .different. Nowadays, batters do not trust their defence much, they just want to go after .the ball. I had two slips and a deep cover, just in case it swings. It is a good total, we .have to bat well (to chase it). The wicket got better (towards the end), but I feel like you .have to stay till the last over and it can be a good chase. .Coming back to PBKS, Arshdeep got the ball rolling by removing Marsh in the first over. .Ferguson then accounted for Markram, with Maxwell sending back Pant. The big .moment of their bowling innings, though, arrived when Pooran chanced his arm once .too often against Chahal, and that, in hindsight, has made a difference of 15-20 runs (at .least). Which also means PBKS will be the happier side heading into this break, and will .be confident of chasing this down. Join us in a bit for the second innings!","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - PBKS vs LSG, 13th Match.csv","commentary_final":"Arshdeep to Markram, no run back of a length angled across the batter outside off. Markram watches it go through to the keeper Aiden Markram vs Arshdeep Singh BALLS 64 RUNS 78 OUTS 4 SR 121.87 4s\/6s 12\/1\n Arshdeep to Markram, no run shortish on middle and leg. A hint of shape back in and Markram gets up on his toes to punch it to mid on\n Arshdeep to Markram, 1 run back of a length on middle and off. Swings away late and Markram drops it into the off side with soft hands. Off the mark with a single\n Arshdeep to Marsh, OUT wicked delivery, and Arshdeep gets the better of Marsh in the first over! Back of a length ball that starts outside leg and then does all sorts, sizzling and swerving away from Marsh. He gets into an awful tangle and the extra bounce causes him even more grief. Goes straight up off the leading edge and Jansen calls early to gobble it up in the short third region. Punjab Kings on the board early and Marsh, after two successive fifties, goes for a golden duck! \n Arshdeep to Pooran, 1 run full outside off, shaping away nicely. Pooran gets onto the front foot and drives it towards sweeper cover\n Arshdeep to Markram, 1 run shortish and offering width. Markram throws his hands at it and slices it towards deep backward point. Good work on the fence to keep it to a single\n Ferguson to Markram, 1 run back of a length wide outside off. Markram opens his bat face and guides it towards deep backward point Over the wicket to Pooran as well\n Ferguson to Pooran, 2 wide speared way down leg and Prabhsimran actually does well to get a glove to this, with the ball curving further away. Called a wide and LSG get two bonus runs\n Ferguson to Markram, no run angled in on a back of a length just outside off. Markram gets behind the line and presents the full face of the bat\n Ferguson to Markram, no run hard length just outside off. Markram looks to drive through cover on the up but chunks it off the inside half of the bat towards mid wicket\n Ferguson to Markram, 1 run low full toss just outside off. Takes Markram by surprise and he can only clink it towards mid off. Scampers across to complete the single\n Ferguson to Pooran, no run back of a length, finishing on middle and off. Pooran gets up on his toes and meets the ball right under his eyes\n Ferguson to Pooran, no run into the blockhole just outside off. Pooran jams down on it and scuffs it off the inside edge into his pads\n Arshdeep to Markram, FOUR runs in the air and just past the fielder! Full on the pads and that is there to be hit. Markram flicks it uppishly and just manages to beat mid wicket to his left! Slip comes into a very straight short mid wicket\n Arshdeep to Markram, no run back of a length on middle and leg and this shapes back in sharply. Markram is nearly cut in half and inside-edges it onto his body\n Arshdeep to Markram, no run dropped - oh dear! Fullish on leg stump. Markram plants his front foot and drives it straight back at Arshdeep. He gets both hands to it to his right but cannot make it stick. That came at him fast\n Arshdeep to Markram, FOUR runs that is Markram at his absolute best! Arshdeep goes searching and bowls it into the slot on middle and leg. Markram goes through the line and bangs it over the bowler's head!\n Arshdeep to Markram, FOUR runs shot! Hard length just outside off and that is all the room Markram needs. He stays leg side, stands up tall and cracks it past cover point. Majestic!\n Arshdeep to Markram, 1 run shorter and wider outside off. Markram throws his hands at it and cuts it powerfully to deep backward point. Just a single this time\n Ferguson to Markram, 1 run well well! Borderline waist-high full toss outside off. Markram is taken aback by it and dabs it towards short third. Might have been a slower ball that went awry BALLS 1173 WKTS 76 4s\/6s 164\/48 ECON 7.37 AVE 18.96\n Ferguson to Pooran, 1 run very full outside off. Pooran opens his bat face and glides it towards deep backward point\n Ferguson to Markram, FOUR runs Markram is turning on the style tonight! Another yorker gone wrong, although Ferguson misses on the shorter side this time, on middle and off. Markram plants his front foot and pumps it over Ferguson's head!\n Ferguson to Markram, SIX runs that is the shot of the evening so far! My word - Markram is on fire! Dug into the track outside off and offering plenty of width. Markram peels the outer cover off the ball and carves it over point!\n Ferguson to Markram, OUT Markram bites the dust now, and Ferguson has the last laugh! Twists, turns everywhere! On a length outside off and this seems to just nip back in a shade. Markram looks to drive on the up and leaves a gap between bat and pad. The ball sneaks through, perhaps helped by an inside edge and off stump gets pegged back. A sprightly cameo but someone else will have to take up the mantle for LSG now! \n Ferguson to Pant, 1 run shortish on leg stump. Pant gets up on his toes and tucks it off his hips towards deep backward square leg\n Maxwell to Pant, no run angled in full on middle and off. Pant has a tentative poke at it and chunks it off the inside edge into his front pad\n Maxwell to Pant, 1 run fired in fuller on leg stump. Pant nudges it into the mid wicket region and gets Pooran on strike Pooran on strike now. How does he play it? Does he attack Maxwell?\n Maxwell to Pooran, 1 run back of a length on off. Pooran goes back and knocks it to long off\n Maxwell to Pant, no run back of a length on middle and off. Pant presses forward initially before hopping back and turning it towards mid wicket\n Maxwell to Pant, OUT straight to short fine leg, and Pant will be kicking himself! Not the greatest ball Maxwell will ever bowl in his life, but that has got the job done tonight. A half-tracker outside leg and Pant ought to have hit that into next week. Instead, he picks out Chahal at short fine leg and he cannot believe what he has done. Thousands of LSG fans in the stands, and many more at home cannot believe it either, and LSG lose their third! \n Maxwell to Badoni, 1 run pushed in full on the pads. Badoni tucks it off his pads towards deep square leg and gets off the mark\n Jansen to Badoni, no run dug into the track just outside off. Badoni gets up on his toes and pats it back towards the bowler\n Jansen to Badoni, 1 run shortish again, just outside off. Badoni uses the angle, hops up onto his toes and runs it down to short third, whose misfield allows the single\n Jansen to Pooran, no run snorter! Back of a length in the fifth stump channel. Rears up off the surface and nips away too. Pooran, feeling for it, is beaten all ends up\n Jansen to Pooran, 2 runs back of a length outside off. Pooran taps it towards cover point, who over-runs it and ends up conceding two, when there should have been none. Arya the guilty party in the ring\n Jansen to Pooran, no run back of a length just outside off. Pooran stays back and defends\n Jansen to Pooran, no run back of a length wide outside off. Pooran goes fishing at it and only grabs a handful of fresh air\n Maxwell to Badoni, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Badoni hangs back and works it towards deep backward square leg\n Maxwell to Pooran, no run fired in full on leg stump. Pooran presses forward and turns it towards mid wicket\n Maxwell to Pooran, no run slower on a back of a length just outside off. Pooran hangs back and prods it towards backward point\n Maxwell to Pooran, FOUR runs Pooran breaks the shackles! Slanted in on a length down leg. Pooran picks the line early and uses the pace to paddle it fine. No fielder there, and Pooran picks up his first boundary!\n Maxwell to Pooran, FOUR runs Pooran makes it two fours in two balls! Dragged down on middle and leg. Skids onto Pooran and he cloths it a little. Still finds the gap between long on and deep mid wicket, though. And gets an earful from Maxwell too, who, fair to say, did not enjoy that shot\n Maxwell to Pooran, 1 run floated up fuller outside off. Pooran stretches forward and drives it to long off\n Jansen to Pooran, 1 run back of a length outside off. Pooran opens up his stance and hacks it towards long on A few signs that Pooran is looking to counter-attack. That could open up wicket-taking opportunities for PBKS too\n Jansen to Badoni, SIX runs Badoni wants a piece of the action now! Banged into the track on middle and off. Badoni spots the length early and even though he takes his eyes off it slightly, he hooks it well over the fine leg fence!\n Jansen to Badoni, no run slower ball on a full length outside off. Badoni comes forward and pushes it towards extra cover\n Jansen to Badoni, 1 run short ball outside leg, bowled at 135.1kph. Badoni gets inside the line and helps it down to fine leg\n Jansen to Pooran, 1 run off-pace, angling in full on the pads. Pooran eases it out to deep square leg. That was bowled at 127.8kph\n Jansen to Badoni, no run full outside off. Badoni laces his cover drive but cannot get it past the fielder at extra cover. He will feel he missed out there\n Stoinis to Pooran, 1 run slow and short outside off. Pooran sits deep in his crease and cuts it towards deep point\n Stoinis to Badoni, no run back of a length on off. Badoni presses half forward and taps it tamely towards mid wicket\n Stoinis to Badoni, 1 run length outside off. Badoni stays on top of the bounce and drives on the up towards sweeper cover\n Stoinis to Pooran, 1 run full on middle and leg. Pooran comes forward and eases it to long on\n Stoinis to Badoni, no run back of a length outside off and this zips off the surface, beating Badoni for pace as he looks to cut\n Stoinis to Badoni, no run low full toss just outside off. Badoni flicks it towards mid wicket and sets off for the single initially, only to be sent back by his partner Just the four off the over, and PBKS will enter this time-out knowing that they are ahead of the game. They will, however, also know the damage this pair and Pooran in particular can cause, and will want to get rid of him soon\n Chahal to Pooran, FOUR runs short and wide outside off. Pooran sits deep in his crease and cuts it towards extra cover, who misfields. The ball has enough on it and eventually hits the fence!\n Chahal to Pooran, no run googly on a back of a length outside off. Pooran does not pick it and goes feeling for it, with the ball fizzing past the outside edge\n Chahal to Pooran, FOUR runs that has been scorched across the turf! Googly on a length outside off. Pooran uses his reach, gets on top of the bounce and razes it through point!\n Chahal to Pooran, SIX runs Pooran is tearing Chahal apart! This is slower, floatier and also in the slot on off stump. Pooran plants his front foot, goes through the line and slams it over the bowler's head!\n Chahal to Pooran, 1 run shortish outside off. Pooran probably tries to hit it too hard and chops it towards backward point\n Chahal to Badoni, no run tossed up very full on middle and off. Badoni digs it out towards the bowler, who fields it on his follow-through\n Stoinis to Pooran, no run short and wide outside off. Pooran jumps up into the air and slashes at it, only to connect with fresh air\n Stoinis to Pooran, no run shorter and even wider outside off. Pooran jabs it towards backward point and sets off for the single. Badoni, though, sends him back and does so just in the nick of time. Pooran regains his ground, despite a direct hit. Shedge was the fielder\n Stoinis to Pooran, 1 run pushed in a full length on middle stump. Pooran comes forward and turns it towards deep mid wicket\n Stoinis to Badoni, 1 run full just outside off. Badoni drives it to long on with a straight bat\n Stoinis to Pooran, SIX runs Pooran is well and truly on the charge now! Banged in short outside off and Pooran has telegraphed this. He waits for it, brings those fast hands into play and scythes it over backward point!\n Stoinis to Pooran, FOUR runs four more! PBKS, all of a sudden, are leaking boundaries! Slow, short, wide and asking to be hit. Pooran obliges and thrashes it just behind point!\n Chahal to Badoni, 1 run very full on leg stump. Badoni digs it out towards long off\n Chahal to Pooran, no run googly on a back of a length wide outside off. Pooran shapes for the cut but only swishes at thin air this time\n Chahal to Pooran, OUT Chahal outwits Pooran, and he roars in delight! What a moment in the game! Dangles the carrot outside off and Pooran bites. He looks to go straight but the googly and the angle is always taking it away from the batter. He cuts across it too much and spoons it towards long off. Maxwell settles under it and snares the chance. Pooran storms off livid, and this is a big, big wicket, fashioned by Punjab's premier spinner! \n Chahal to Miller, 1 run floated up full and wide. Miller reaches out for it and drives it towards long off\n Chahal to Badoni, no run tossed up again, full on middle and leg. Badoni pokes it back to the bowler\n Chahal to Badoni, 1 run slowed up even more, full on middle and off. Badoni gives himself a bit of room and pushes it towards sweeper cover\n Ferguson to Badoni, 1 run zipped in full on the pads. Badoni uses his wrists and whisks it towards deep backward square leg\n Ferguson to Miller, no run shortish outside off, bowled from around the wicket. Miller gets up on his toes and jabs it towards backward point Ferguson bowling from around the wicket to Miller, by the way. Wide slip in place\n Ferguson to Miller, 1 leg bye angled in full on leg stump. Miller falls across and then plays all around it. Pings off his boot towards deep third. Might have been sliding down leg\n Ferguson to Badoni, 1 run very full outside off. Badoni jams down on it and squeezes it out to sweeper cover\n Ferguson to Miller, 1 run sharp short ball just outside off. Gets a little big on Miller but he does well to ride the bounce and fend it past wide slip for a single\n Ferguson to Badoni, SIX runs oh wow - that is a shot and a half! Slower ball on a length outside off. Badoni picks the variation early, stands up tall and caresses it over extra cover!\n Chahal to Miller, no run back of a length on middle and off. Skids onto Miller and he has to hurriedly play it back to the bowler off the back foot\n Chahal to Miller, 2 runs googly on a length on leg stump. Miller works it into the spaces between long on and deep mid wicket There is a massive mix-up between the batters but the throw is not great and Miller can sprawl to make his ground at the batter's end David Miller vs Yuzvendra Chahal BALLS 55 RUNS 99 OUTS 3 SR 180.00 4s\/6s 2\/9\n Chahal to Miller, no run flighted up full on middle and off. Miller comes forward and pokes it towards extra cover\n Chahal to Miller, FOUR runs First boundary for David Miller tonight! Given air again but this is into the slot outside off. Miller opens his bat face upon contact and knifes it to extra cover's right!\n Chahal to Miller, 1 run fullish on middle and off. Miller lets the ball come to him before knocking it to long on\n Chahal to Badoni, no run full just outside off. Badoni stretches forward and stabs it towards the bowler\n Maxwell to Miller, FOUR runs and Maxwell gets smashed to the fence! Dragged down on leg stump. Miller rocks back early and pummels it between deep mid wicket and deep backward square leg!\n Maxwell to Miller, no run darted in full on the stumps. Miller presses forward and pokes it back to the bowler\n Maxwell to Miller, FOUR runs another boundary, with exactly the same shot! On the shorter side, on middle and off. Miller opens up his stance and punishes it between deep mid wicket and deep square leg!\n Maxwell to Miller, no run goes fuller outside off. Miller gets onto the front foot and pushes it to extra cover 4, 0, 4, 0 so far this over\n Maxwell to Miller, no run back of a length just outside off. Skids onto Miller and he shanks it back towards the bowler Glenn Maxwell vs LHB BALLS 2077 WKTS 92 4s\/6s 185\/103 ECON 7.35 AVE 27.67\n Maxwell to Miller, 1 run short outside off. Miller waits in his crease and jabs it towards sweeper cover\n Jansen to Miller, 1 run on a length on middle and off. Miller presses forward and drives it on the up to long on\n Jansen to Badoni, no run off-pace on a back of a length on leg stump. Badoni looks to work to leg but plays all around it, getting pinged on the thigh pad\n Jansen to Badoni, 1 run in the slot just outside off. Badoni tries to hit it too hard and loses shape. Shanks it down to long on in the end\n Jansen to Miller, no run back of a length outside off. Miller presses half forward and punches it towards mid off\n Jansen to Miller, OUT nicked and gone! Jansen breaks through and everyone associated with LSG is stunned! Back of a length in the fifth stump channel. Miller goes flaying at it away from his body and with minimal footwork. Does not cover the line and the ball straightens just enough to take the outside edge. Flies through to Prabhsimran, who does the rest, and LSG lose their fourth and final overseas batter! \n Jansen to Abdul Samad, SIX runs just over! A golden duck transforms into a first-ball six by the smallest of margins! Full and angled across outside off. Samad gives Jansen the charge and then throws the kitchen sink at it. Slices it towards sweeper cover, where Arshdeep is very interested. Just at the end, though, the ball evades him, sailing over his head!\n Chahal to Badoni, 1 run pushed in full and following the batter outside leg. Badoni cannot get under it, nor can he create enough room for himself. Clinks it towards long on\n Chahal to Abdul Samad, 1 run fired in full on the pads. Samad works it towards deep mid wicket\n Chahal to Badoni, SIX runs Badoni goes bang! Floated up, on a length just outside leg. Badoni dances down the track, gives himself swinging room and smokes it over the bowler's head!\n Chahal to Badoni, 1 run back of a length on middle and leg. Badoni stabs it enough to the bowler's right and hares across to the other end\n Chahal to Abdul Samad, 1 run length on middle and leg. Samad stands up tall and knocks it to long on\n Chahal to Badoni, 1 run thrown up full and wide, possibly pre-empting the charge. Badoni reaches out for it and powers it to sweeper cover, stationed fairly straight IMPACT SUBPBKS N Wadhera YS Chahal\n Arshdeep to Badoni, FOUR runs splits the gap! Short outside off and Badoni pounces. Gets his hands through the ball swiftly and threads it between backward point and short third!\n Arshdeep to Badoni, 1 run slower ball on a length outside off. Badoni gets on top of the bounce and drives it towards sweeper cover \n Arshdeep to Abdul Samad, SIX runs kaboom! Samad with his second maximum of the evening! Marginally short outside off. Samad goes back and across, stands up on his toes and whacks it out of sight over long on!\n Arshdeep to Abdul Samad, FOUR runs oh wow, don't know how to describe that shot! Low full toss hung up wide outside off. Samad reaches out for it while being in position for the scoop and somehow gets it over the keeper's head. Between the keeper and short fine leg to be precise, and that was some shot! See all photos\n Arshdeep to Abdul Samad, FOUR runs Samad is toying with the field and the bowling now! Arshdeep more or less nails the wide yorker but still gets hit to the fence. Talk about placement. Samad opened up his bat face late and guided it between deep point and deep third!\n Arshdeep to Abdul Samad, 1 run into the blockhole on off. Samad has to abandon his attempted lap mid-way and chalks it towards extra cover\n Jansen to Abdul Samad, 1 run dug into the track on middle and leg. Gets big on Samad as he looks to pull and he splices it towards deep mid wicket\n Jansen to Badoni, 1 wide dug in much shorter and this flies through. Well over Badoni's swing and well over his head too and the keeper does well to rein it in\n Jansen to Badoni, 1 run slot ball outside off. Badoni sits deep in his crease and drags it towards deep mid wicket\n Jansen to Abdul Samad, 1 run into the blockhole on middle and off. Samad digs it out and gets it enough to the bowler's left to pick up a single\n Jansen to Badoni, 2 runs full and wide outside off. Badoni nearly swings himself off his feet and chips it over extra cover for a couple of runs\n Jansen to Badoni, 1 run hard length just outside off. Rushes onto Badoni much quicker than he expects and he cloths it towards long off\n Jansen to Abdul Samad, 1 run slower ball on a full length outside off. Samad has an ungainly swipe at it and tugs it towards long on\n Arshdeep to Abdul Samad, 1 run low full toss wide outside off. Samad shuffles across, fetches it and sweeps it towards deep mid wicket. Excellent bowling, given the field he has Deep mid wicket, deep square leg, deep cover, long off and fine leg on the fence for Badoni\n Arshdeep to Badoni, 1 wide Arshdeep tests out the middle of the track outside off and it responds much more than he expects. Balloons over the batter's head and some more exercise for the umpire\n Arshdeep to Badoni, OUT miscued and taken by Maxwell! Badoni's rear-guard effort comes to an end! Off-pace on a back of a length outside off. Badoni shapes up to hack it over cow corner but the lack of pace, plus the fact that he is fighting the angle, means that he chalks it off the toe-end. Maxwell runs around to his left from deep mid wicket and does the rest! A good innings, but he cannot quite see LSG through to 175-180! \n Arshdeep to Thakur, 1 run back of a length outside off. Thakur waits for it and dabs it towards deep point to get Samad back on strike\n Arshdeep to Abdul Samad, OUT soft, soft dismissal and LSG are losing their way in the final over! Hung up full and wide outside off. Samad has no option but to swish at it but only manages a tame outside edge due to the angle. Simple catch for Arya at short third, and that will be that for Samad with the bat tonight! \n Arshdeep to Avesh Khan, 2 wide back of a length wide outside off. Avesh swings like a rusty gate and to no one's surprise, misses. Thakur, though, is alert enough to sneak in another run. But hang on, the Kings have reviewed this. Could be touch-and-go. Seems to be just beyond the stays!\n Arshdeep to Thakur, no run zipped into the blockhole on middle and off. Thakur jams it out towards mid on. Dot ball! fence\n Arshdeep to Thakur, 2 runs just short, and Thakur smuggles a second as LSG finish on 171! Full and wide. Thakur gets under it and chips it towards deep point. Ferguson cannot get to it and then misfields slightly to allow Thakur to scamper back for the second bowled better and given less runs. In the powerplay, it was stopping a bit and there was extra bounce. If we could have hit our lengths a few more times, it could have been different. Nowadays, batters do not trust their defence much, they just want to go after the ball. I had two slips and a deep cover, just in case it swings. It is a good total, we have to stay till the last over and it can be a good chase. Coming back to PBKS, Arshdeep got the ball rolling by removing Marsh in the first over. Ferguson then accounted for Markram, with Maxwell sending back Pant. The big moment of their bowling innings, though, arrived when Pooran chanced his arm once be confident of chasing this down. Join us in a bit for the second innings!","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abdul Samad","Avesh Khan","Badoni","Markram","Marsh","Miller","Pant","Pooran","Thakur"],"Runs":[27.0,0.0,41.0,28.0,0.0,19.0,2.0,44.0,3.0],"Balls_Faced":[12,0,33,18,1,18,5,30,3],"Fours":[2,0,1,4,0,3,0,5,0],"Sixes":[2,0,3,1,0,0,0,2,0],"S\/R":[225.0,0.0,124.24,155.56,0.0,105.56,40.0,146.67,100.0],"dismissal":["c Arya b Arshdeep Singh","Not Out","c Maxwell b Arshdeep Singh","b Ferguson","c Jansen b Arshdeep Singh","c \u2020Prabhsimran Singh b Jansen","c Chahal b Maxwell","c Maxwell b Chahal","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Arshdeep","Chahal","Ferguson","Jansen","Maxwell","Stoinis"],"Balls":[24,24,18,24,18,12],"Runs_Given":[43.0,36.0,26.0,28.0,22.0,15.0],"Wickets":[3,1,1,1,1,0],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,3.0,4.0,3.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Chahar to Abhishek, 2 runs .Chance first up! Abhishek gives charge to this length ball and looks to go inside out. .Gets a thick edge that goes above Will Jacks at first slip. It bursts through his hand! .What a start .See all photos\nChahar to Abhishek, 1 run .Full around middle and leg, Abhishek backs away leg side and drives through cover. .Good job by the infielder to chase that down\nChahar to Head, no run .On a length around middle, swing away from Head, who parries it back\nChahar to Head, no run .Another chance, or just short? It's all happening at the Wankhede! Outswinger around .middle as well, Head looks to whip it leg side and it goes to Karn Sharma at .midwicket.And it's just dropped short!\nChahar to Head, 1 run .Now Head slaps this to point where Dhir grabs it and throws it very high, that goes over .Rickelton and Jacks both, allowing the single!\nChahar to Abhishek, 1 run .Very full outside off, Abhishek drives it out to deep point with an open face\nBoult to Abhishek, no run .ON a length around middle, swinging away, and Abhishek punches it back to him\nBoult to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Beats mid-on! And we have our first boundary. Full and straight on leg, Abhishek gives .charge and just punches it past the non-striker. Mid-on scrambles to his right but it's too .straight of him\nBoult to Abhishek, 1 run .Full around middle and leg, Abhishek flicks it away aerially towards backward square .leg. Didn't quite get a hold of that\nBoult to Head, 1 wide .Now Boult slides one down leg as Head looks to flick and misses\nBoult to Head, no run .Swing and a miss! Boult pulls his length back and Head swipes across the line to only .find thin air. That just carries over the stumps!\nBoult to Head, no run .Head gives charge now to this length ball and slaps it out on the bounce to extra cover. .His bottom hand came off, and he is lucky that didn't carry to the fielder\nBoult to Head, FOUR runs .Good connection on that one! Dispatched through mid-off! In the slot around off and .Head backs away and pumps it straight of the mid-off fielder\nChahar to Abhishek, 1 wide .Wayward from Deepak Chahar there. Full down leg\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Back of a length angled across him, Abhishek looks to pull but can't connect\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Another short ball angled across Abhishek, who picks out the midwicket fielder with the .pull\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Chahar continues to go short. Abhishek backs away leg side while charging down and .looks to slash it away on the off side but misses again. Chahar enquires if there was an .edge, but no one is interested\nChahar to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Lovely shot! Right in the slot, Abhishek clears his front leg and does well to keep his .balance as he lofts it down the ground. One bounce and four\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Another chance for Karn Sharma! Abhishek gives charge and has a swipe at this length .ball. Just short of Karn Sharma, and it seems to have hurt him. Karn Sharma is going .off the pitch immediately to get treatment! This could spell trouble for MI, as he is one .of their frontline bowlers today\nChahar to Abhishek, 1 wide .Short and wide, angled across. Abhishek again backs away while giving charge to cut, .but misses. This time the umpire reckons it's too high\nChahar to Abhishek, 1 run .Low tull toss outside off, Abhishek swats it towards long-on for a single to close the .over\nBumrah to Abhishek, no run .Gets some movement away from the left-hander straight away. On a length outside off, .it's an off cutter and it seams away to beat the outside edge as Abhishek looks to go .inside out\nBumrah to Abhishek, 1 run .Goes for the yorker around off, Abhishek digs it out towards mid-off for a quick single\nBumrah to Head, 1 run .On a length around off, Head pushes it behind point and gets an easy run\nBumrah to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Edge flies over the keeper! Bymrah goes short outside off and Abhishek has a swipe .across the line. Gets a thick edge that flies high over the keeper and races away\nBumrah to Abhishek, no run .Slower ball around off, off cutter, and Abhishek fends it back towards the bowler\nBumrah to Abhishek, 1 run .Fuller on the pads now, 139kph, and Abhishek is able to whip it away to deep backward .square. Seven runs off Bumrah's first over\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Very full outside off, pace off, and Abhishek is early into his big swing. The ball sneaks .past .Around the wicket\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Now Chahar goes short and Abhishek sways back to have a ramp, but misses\nChahar to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Finds the gap on the off side. Yorker outside off and Abhishek drives it through point .with an open face. He's been the one giving SRH the momentum early on\nChahar to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Imperious! Skips out of his crease to this slot ball while moving leg side and goes inside .out over cover!\nChahar to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Slapped over cover again! Length ball angling into Abhishek and he makes room leg .side again and flays this on the off side! .Over the wicket now\nChahar to Abhishek, 2 runs .Length ball angled across and the change in angle nearly works immediately! Abhishek .slaps it on the off side and it goes just to the cover fielder's left. He chases it down to .keep it to two .Meanwhile, facing Real Madrid in a Champions League knockout match at the Bernabeu .has been a daunting prospect for years. Arsenal superstar Bukayo Saka looked the .Madrid myth in the face\u2026 and laughed.\nBumrah to Head, no run .Offcutter on a length on off again and the lack of pace deceives Head, who loses his .shape as he looks to swat it away\nBumrah to Head, 1 run .Another slower ball, around off this time. Head wants to play it on the off side and gets .an inside edge fine on the leg side\nBumrah to Abhishek, 1 run .Yorker around off, pushed towards cover and Abhishek takes off for a quick single\nBumrah to Head, no run .Bumrah with a yorker on the stumps and Head looks to swing it away, only to get an .inside edge onto his pads!\nBumrah to Head, no run .Full toss on the stumps, Head backs away and drives it to extra cover .Rohit having a chat with Mahela in the dugout ... wonder if they'll consider an alternative .route with Impact Sub if Karn is in trouble, Matt Roller reports\nBumrah to Head, 1 run .On a length around middle, Head is able to drive it past a diving cover fielder and ends .the over with a single. Just three off the last over of the powerplay. Excellent stuff from .Bumrah .Roller says it's SRH's lowest score in a wicketless Powerplay since they played GT at DY .Patil in 2022... 42\/0 (Abhishek and Williamson)\nJacks to Head, 1 run .Slaps this length ball out to sweeper cover's left for a single\nJacks to Abhishek, 1 run .Gets an edge that goes fine of short third! On a length outside off and he had a go and .gets lucky again\nJacks to Head, FOUR runs .No luck involved there! Tossed up on middle and Head gives charge and hits it over the .bowler's head!\nJacks to Head, no run .Jacks throws this one up wide and Head misses out as he reaches for it\nJacks to Head, 1 run .Head skips down the track again and lofts it over cover, but can't beat the fielder in the .deep\nJacks to Abhishek, no run .On a length outside off, Abhishek slashes at it and gets an inside edge onto the ground\nHardik to Head, 1 wide .Starts off trying the wide yorker, but overdoes the line! Called wide immediately\nHardik to Head, 1 run .Short ball on middle and angled across him, Head stands tall and pulls it along the .ground to deep backward square\nHardik to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Slashed fine of backward point! Full toss outside off and Abhishek slices it fine on the .off side! Picks the gap nicely, as that was at catching height. In more bad news for .Mumbai Indians, Hardik Pandya is limping Could be a problem with his ankle, .seemingly. .See all photos .Signals for a substitute, and he is on the ground as the physio comes out immediately. .He is not going off yet. The physio is taping up his ankle. Pollard and Jayawardene are .having a word with Rickelton near the dugout meanwhile. This can be very concerning .for Mumbai Indians, as they may already be without the services of Karn Sharma with .the ball. .Hardik is back on his feet. Will he continue to bowl? He does take the ball from the .umpire as he goes back to his mark.\nHardik to Abhishek, OUT .And Hardik gets a wicket! This is dug into the pitch around middle and leg and it seams .away. Abhishek goes deep in his crease and looks to cut it away. Raj Bawa at the .boundary misjudges it initially and but does well to reach forward and grab it! A smile of .relief from the fielder, a pumping of fists from Hardik! .Abhishek Sharma c sub (RA Bawa) b Pandya 40 (28b 7x4 0x6 39m) SR: 142.85\nHardik to Ishan, 1 run .Hardik goes short and across, Kishan pulls it in front on the leg side for a single\nHardik to Head, FOUR runs .Almost a second wicket for Pandya! Another short ball angled across the left-hander, .Head slaps it to Trent Boult's right at backward point. Boult takes a few steps and dives .for it, but it goes wide of the fielder. Pandya frustrated at that\nHardik to Head, 1 run .Full toss outside off, driven out to the off side sweeper\nJacks to Head, 1 run .Tossed up otuside off, Head reaches for it and gets an inside edge past the leg stump!\nJacks to Ishan, 1 run .On a length outside off, Kishan tucks it towards long-on. That spun away quite sharply!\nJacks to Head, 1 run .Full around leg, Head drives it out to long-on\nJacks to Ishan, OUT .Jacks does the job! Kishan's struggles continue! Floated on a length outside off and it .spins away past Kishan's bat as he comes down the track to hit it inside out. Rickelton .does the rest and Jacks is pumped, Hardik is delighted! .Ishan Kishan st \u2020Rickelton b Jacks 2 (3b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 66.66\nJacks to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Length ball outside off spins in, Reddy ticks it to midwicket's right for a single\nJacks to Head, 1 run .On a length outside off, spinning away, Head manages to squeeze it past extra cover\nHardik to Head, 1 run .In the blockhole and Head backs away to work it down to long-on's left\nHardik to Nitish Kumar, no run .Slower bouncer outside off, Reddy contemplates the ramp but keeps away in the end\nHardik to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Sways back to ramp it, and it goes to Bumrah at deep third on the bounce. Offcutter .bouncer outside off, NKR didn't have any pace to work with there\nHardik to Head, (no ball) .Hardik has now removed Travishek! But wait, the siren goes up! This is full on the pads, .Head looks to swing it away and picks out deep midwicket. Hardik has overstepped! .Head gets lucky, like Abhishek did against PBKS! .Free hit\nHardik to Head, 1 run .Short and angled across, Head is on his toes as he slaps it down the ground. A lot of .height, not enough distance and it's caught at long-on. Doesn't matter of course, and the .free hit goes for just one run\nHardik to Nitish Kumar, no run .Slower bouncer outside off, Reddy doesn't offer a shot. Maybe he thought it would be a .wide, but the umpire doesn't signal anything .610 - Glenn Maxwell .604 - Virender Sehwag .594 - Heinrich Klaasen .575 - Travis Head .545 - Andre Russell .From Sampath: Fewest balls taken to score 1000 runs in the IPL:\nHardik to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Short ball, pulled out to deep midwicket .Time to welcome Ekanth to the virtual comms box","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs MI, 33rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Chahar to Abhishek, 2 runs Chance first up! Abhishek gives charge to this length ball and looks to go inside out. Gets a thick edge that goes above Will Jacks at first slip. It bursts through his hand! What a start See all photos\n Chahar to Abhishek, 1 run Full around middle and leg, Abhishek backs away leg side and drives through cover. Good job by the infielder to chase that down\n Chahar to Head, no run On a length around middle, swing away from Head, who parries it back\n Chahar to Head, no run Another chance, or just short? It's all happening at the Wankhede! Outswinger around middle as well, Head looks to whip it leg side and it goes to Karn Sharma at midwicket.And it's just dropped short!\n Chahar to Head, 1 run Now Head slaps this to point where Dhir grabs it and throws it very high, that goes over Rickelton and Jacks both, allowing the single!\n Chahar to Abhishek, 1 run Very full outside off, Abhishek drives it out to deep point with an open face\n Boult to Abhishek, no run ON a length around middle, swinging away, and Abhishek punches it back to him\n Boult to Abhishek, FOUR runs Beats mid-on! And we have our first boundary. Full and straight on leg, Abhishek gives charge and just punches it past the non-striker. Mid-on scrambles to his right but it's too straight of him\n Boult to Abhishek, 1 run Full around middle and leg, Abhishek flicks it away aerially towards backward square leg. Didn't quite get a hold of that\n Boult to Head, 1 wide Now Boult slides one down leg as Head looks to flick and misses\n Boult to Head, no run Swing and a miss! Boult pulls his length back and Head swipes across the line to only find thin air. That just carries over the stumps!\n Boult to Head, no run Head gives charge now to this length ball and slaps it out on the bounce to extra cover. His bottom hand came off, and he is lucky that didn't carry to the fielder\n Boult to Head, FOUR runs Good connection on that one! Dispatched through mid-off! In the slot around off and Head backs away and pumps it straight of the mid-off fielder\n Chahar to Abhishek, 1 wide Wayward from Deepak Chahar there. Full down leg\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Back of a length angled across him, Abhishek looks to pull but can't connect\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Another short ball angled across Abhishek, who picks out the midwicket fielder with the pull\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Chahar continues to go short. Abhishek backs away leg side while charging down and looks to slash it away on the off side but misses again. Chahar enquires if there was an edge, but no one is interested\n Chahar to Abhishek, FOUR runs Lovely shot! Right in the slot, Abhishek clears his front leg and does well to keep his balance as he lofts it down the ground. One bounce and four\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Another chance for Karn Sharma! Abhishek gives charge and has a swipe at this length ball. Just short of Karn Sharma, and it seems to have hurt him. Karn Sharma is going off the pitch immediately to get treatment! This could spell trouble for MI, as he is one of their frontline bowlers today\n Chahar to Abhishek, 1 wide Short and wide, angled across. Abhishek again backs away while giving charge to cut, but misses. This time the umpire reckons it's too high\n Chahar to Abhishek, 1 run Low tull toss outside off, Abhishek swats it towards long-on for a single to close the over\n Bumrah to Abhishek, no run Gets some movement away from the left-hander straight away. On a length outside off, it's an off cutter and it seams away to beat the outside edge as Abhishek looks to go inside out\n Bumrah to Abhishek, 1 run Goes for the yorker around off, Abhishek digs it out towards mid-off for a quick single\n Bumrah to Head, 1 run On a length around off, Head pushes it behind point and gets an easy run\n Bumrah to Abhishek, FOUR runs Edge flies over the keeper! Bymrah goes short outside off and Abhishek has a swipe across the line. Gets a thick edge that flies high over the keeper and races away\n Bumrah to Abhishek, no run Slower ball around off, off cutter, and Abhishek fends it back towards the bowler\n Bumrah to Abhishek, 1 run Fuller on the pads now, 139kph, and Abhishek is able to whip it away to deep backward square. Seven runs off Bumrah's first over\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Very full outside off, pace off, and Abhishek is early into his big swing. The ball sneaks past Around the wicket\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Now Chahar goes short and Abhishek sways back to have a ramp, but misses\n Chahar to Abhishek, FOUR runs Finds the gap on the off side. Yorker outside off and Abhishek drives it through point with an open face. He's been the one giving SRH the momentum early on\n Chahar to Abhishek, FOUR runs Imperious! Skips out of his crease to this slot ball while moving leg side and goes inside out over cover!\n Chahar to Abhishek, FOUR runs Slapped over cover again! Length ball angling into Abhishek and he makes room leg side again and flays this on the off side! Over the wicket now\n Chahar to Abhishek, 2 runs Length ball angled across and the change in angle nearly works immediately! Abhishek slaps it on the off side and it goes just to the cover fielder's left. He chases it down to keep it to two Meanwhile, facing Real Madrid in a Champions League knockout match at the Bernabeu has been a daunting prospect for years. Arsenal superstar Bukayo Saka looked the Madrid myth in the face\u2026 and laughed.\n Bumrah to Head, no run Offcutter on a length on off again and the lack of pace deceives Head, who loses his shape as he looks to swat it away\n Bumrah to Head, 1 run Another slower ball, around off this time. Head wants to play it on the off side and gets an inside edge fine on the leg side\n Bumrah to Abhishek, 1 run Yorker around off, pushed towards cover and Abhishek takes off for a quick single\n Bumrah to Head, no run Bumrah with a yorker on the stumps and Head looks to swing it away, only to get an inside edge onto his pads!\n Bumrah to Head, no run Full toss on the stumps, Head backs away and drives it to extra cover Rohit having a chat with Mahela in the dugout.. wonder if they'll consider an alternative route with Impact Sub if Karn is in trouble, Matt Roller reports\n Bumrah to Head, 1 run On a length around middle, Head is able to drive it past a diving cover fielder and ends the over with a single. Just three off the last over of the powerplay. Excellent stuff from Bumrah Roller says it's SRH's lowest score in a wicketless Powerplay since they played GT at DY \n Jacks to Head, 1 run Slaps this length ball out to sweeper cover's left for a single\n Jacks to Abhishek, 1 run Gets an edge that goes fine of short third! On a length outside off and he had a go and gets lucky again\n Jacks to Head, FOUR runs No luck involved there! Tossed up on middle and Head gives charge and hits it over the bowler's head!\n Jacks to Head, no run Jacks throws this one up wide and Head misses out as he reaches for it\n Jacks to Head, 1 run Head skips down the track again and lofts it over cover, but can't beat the fielder in the deep\n Jacks to Abhishek, no run On a length outside off, Abhishek slashes at it and gets an inside edge onto the ground\n Hardik to Head, 1 wide Starts off trying the wide yorker, but overdoes the line! Called wide immediately\n Hardik to Head, 1 run Short ball on middle and angled across him, Head stands tall and pulls it along the ground to deep backward square\n Hardik to Abhishek, FOUR runs Slashed fine of backward point! Full toss outside off and Abhishek slices it fine on the off side! Picks the gap nicely, as that was at catching height. In more bad news for Mumbai Indians, Hardik Pandya is limping Could be a problem with his ankle, seemingly. See all photos Signals for a substitute, and he is on the ground as the physio comes out immediately. He is not going off yet. The physio is taping up his ankle. Pollard and Jayawardene are having a word with Rickelton near the dugout meanwhile. This can be very concerning for Mumbai Indians, as they may already be without the services of Karn Sharma with the ball. Hardik is back on his feet. Will he continue to bowl? He does take the ball from the umpire as he goes back to his mark.\n Hardik to Abhishek, OUT And Hardik gets a wicket! This is dug into the pitch around middle and leg and it seams away. Abhishek goes deep in his crease and looks to cut it away. Raj Bawa at the boundary misjudges it initially and but does well to reach forward and grab it! A smile of relief from the fielder, a pumping of fists from Hardik! \n Hardik to Ishan, 1 run Hardik goes short and across, Kishan pulls it in front on the leg side for a single\n Hardik to Head, FOUR runs Almost a second wicket for Pandya! Another short ball angled across the left-hander, Head slaps it to Trent Boult's right at backward point. Boult takes a few steps and dives for it, but it goes wide of the fielder. Pandya frustrated at that\n Hardik to Head, 1 run Full toss outside off, driven out to the off side sweeper\n Jacks to Head, 1 run Tossed up otuside off, Head reaches for it and gets an inside edge past the leg stump!\n Jacks to Ishan, 1 run On a length outside off, Kishan tucks it towards long-on. That spun away quite sharply!\n Jacks to Head, 1 run Full around leg, Head drives it out to long-on\n Jacks to Ishan, OUT Jacks does the job! Kishan's struggles continue! Floated on a length outside off and it spins away past Kishan's bat as he comes down the track to hit it inside out. Rickelton does the rest and Jacks is pumped, Hardik is delighted! \n Jacks to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Length ball outside off spins in, Reddy ticks it to midwicket's right for a single\n Jacks to Head, 1 run On a length outside off, spinning away, Head manages to squeeze it past extra cover\n Hardik to Head, 1 run In the blockhole and Head backs away to work it down to long-on's left\n Hardik to Nitish Kumar, no run Slower bouncer outside off, Reddy contemplates the ramp but keeps away in the end\n Hardik to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Sways back to ramp it, and it goes to Bumrah at deep third on the bounce. Offcutter bouncer outside off, NKR didn't have any pace to work with there\n Hardik has now removed Travishek! But wait, the siren goes up! This is full on the pads, Head looks to swing it away and picks out deep midwicket. Hardik has overstepped! Head gets lucky, like Abhishek did against PBKS! Free hit\n Hardik to Head, 1 run Short and angled across, Head is on his toes as he slaps it down the ground. A lot of height, not enough distance and it's caught at long-on. Doesn't matter of course, and the free hit goes for just one run\n Hardik to Nitish Kumar, no run Slower bouncer outside off, Reddy doesn't offer a shot. Maybe he thought it would be a wide, but the umpire doesn't signal anything 610 - Glenn Maxwell 604 - Virender Sehwag 594 - Heinrich Klaasen 575 - Travis Head 545 - Andre Russell From Sampath: Fewest balls taken to score 1000 runs in the IPL:\n Hardik to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Short ball, pulled out to deep midwicket Time to welcome Ekanth to the virtual comms box","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Head","Ishan","Nitish Kumar"],"Runs":[40.0,25.0,2.0,3.0],"Balls_Faced":[28,25,3,5],"Fours":[7,3,0,0],"Sixes":[0,0,0,0],"S\/R":[142.86,100.0,66.67,60.0],"dismissal":["c sub (RA Bawa) b Pandya","Not Out","st \u2020Rickelton b Jacks","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Boult","Bumrah","Chahar","Hardik","Jacks"],"Balls":[6,12,18,12,12],"Runs_Given":[10.0,10.0,26.0,17.0,12.0],"Wickets":[0,0,0,1,1],"Overs":[1.0,2.0,3.0,2.0,2.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0]}},{"commentaries":"Chahar to Abhishek, 2 runs .Chance first up! Abhishek gives charge to this length ball and looks to go inside out. .Gets a thick edge that goes above Will Jacks at first slip. It bursts through his hand! .What a start .See all photos\nChahar to Abhishek, 1 run .Full around middle and leg, Abhishek backs away leg side and drives through cover. .Good job by the infielder to chase that down\nChahar to Head, no run .On a length around middle, swing away from Head, who parries it back\nChahar to Head, no run .Another chance, or just short? It's all happening at the Wankhede! Outswinger around .middle as well, Head looks to whip it leg side and it goes to Karn Sharma at .midwicket.And it's just dropped short!\nChahar to Head, 1 run .Now Head slaps this to point where Dhir grabs it and throws it very high, that goes over .Rickelton and Jacks both, allowing the single!\nChahar to Abhishek, 1 run .Very full outside off, Abhishek drives it out to deep point with an open face\nBoult to Abhishek, no run .ON a length around middle, swinging away, and Abhishek punches it back to him\nBoult to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Beats mid-on! And we have our first boundary. Full and straight on leg, Abhishek gives .charge and just punches it past the non-striker. Mid-on scrambles to his right but it's too .straight of him\nBoult to Abhishek, 1 run .Full around middle and leg, Abhishek flicks it away aerially towards backward square .leg. Didn't quite get a hold of that\nBoult to Head, 1 wide .Now Boult slides one down leg as Head looks to flick and misses\nBoult to Head, no run .Swing and a miss! Boult pulls his length back and Head swipes across the line to only .find thin air. That just carries over the stumps!\nBoult to Head, no run .Head gives charge now to this length ball and slaps it out on the bounce to extra cover. .His bottom hand came off, and he is lucky that didn't carry to the fielder\nBoult to Head, FOUR runs .Good connection on that one! Dispatched through mid-off! In the slot around off and .Head backs away and pumps it straight of the mid-off fielder\nChahar to Abhishek, 1 wide .Wayward from Deepak Chahar there. Full down leg\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Back of a length angled across him, Abhishek looks to pull but can't connect\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Another short ball angled across Abhishek, who picks out the midwicket fielder with the .pull\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Chahar continues to go short. Abhishek backs away leg side while charging down and .looks to slash it away on the off side but misses again. Chahar enquires if there was an .edge, but no one is interested\nChahar to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Lovely shot! Right in the slot, Abhishek clears his front leg and does well to keep his .balance as he lofts it down the ground. One bounce and four\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Another chance for Karn Sharma! Abhishek gives charge and has a swipe at this length .ball. Just short of Karn Sharma, and it seems to have hurt him. Karn Sharma is going .off the pitch immediately to get treatment! This could spell trouble for MI, as he is one .of their frontline bowlers today\nChahar to Abhishek, 1 wide .Short and wide, angled across. Abhishek again backs away while giving charge to cut, .but misses. This time the umpire reckons it's too high\nChahar to Abhishek, 1 run .Low tull toss outside off, Abhishek swats it towards long-on for a single to close the .over\nBumrah to Abhishek, no run .Gets some movement away from the left-hander straight away. On a length outside off, .it's an off cutter and it seams away to beat the outside edge as Abhishek looks to go .inside out\nBumrah to Abhishek, 1 run .Goes for the yorker around off, Abhishek digs it out towards mid-off for a quick single\nBumrah to Head, 1 run .On a length around off, Head pushes it behind point and gets an easy run\nBumrah to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Edge flies over the keeper! Bymrah goes short outside off and Abhishek has a swipe .across the line. Gets a thick edge that flies high over the keeper and races away\nBumrah to Abhishek, no run .Slower ball around off, off cutter, and Abhishek fends it back towards the bowler\nBumrah to Abhishek, 1 run .Fuller on the pads now, 139kph, and Abhishek is able to whip it away to deep backward .square. Seven runs off Bumrah's first over\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Very full outside off, pace off, and Abhishek is early into his big swing. The ball sneaks .past .Around the wicket\nChahar to Abhishek, no run .Now Chahar goes short and Abhishek sways back to have a ramp, but misses\nChahar to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Finds the gap on the off side. Yorker outside off and Abhishek drives it through point .with an open face. He's been the one giving SRH the momentum early on\nChahar to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Imperious! Skips out of his crease to this slot ball while moving leg side and goes inside .out over cover!\nChahar to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Slapped over cover again! Length ball angling into Abhishek and he makes room leg .side again and flays this on the off side! .Over the wicket now\nChahar to Abhishek, 2 runs .Length ball angled across and the change in angle nearly works immediately! Abhishek .slaps it on the off side and it goes just to the cover fielder's left. He chases it down to .keep it to two .Meanwhile, facing Real Madrid in a Champions League knockout match at the Bernabeu .has been a daunting prospect for years. Arsenal superstar Bukayo Saka looked the .Madrid myth in the face\u2026 and laughed.\nBumrah to Head, no run .Offcutter on a length on off again and the lack of pace deceives Head, who loses his .shape as he looks to swat it away\nBumrah to Head, 1 run .Another slower ball, around off this time. Head wants to play it on the off side and gets .an inside edge fine on the leg side\nBumrah to Abhishek, 1 run .Yorker around off, pushed towards cover and Abhishek takes off for a quick single\nBumrah to Head, no run .Bumrah with a yorker on the stumps and Head looks to swing it away, only to get an .inside edge onto his pads!\nBumrah to Head, no run .Full toss on the stumps, Head backs away and drives it to extra cover .Rohit having a chat with Mahela in the dugout ... wonder if they'll consider an alternative .route with Impact Sub if Karn is in trouble, Matt Roller reports\nBumrah to Head, 1 run .On a length around middle, Head is able to drive it past a diving cover fielder and ends .the over with a single. Just three off the last over of the powerplay. Excellent stuff from .Bumrah .Roller says it's SRH's lowest score in a wicketless Powerplay since they played GT at DY .Patil in 2022... 42\/0 (Abhishek and Williamson)\nJacks to Head, 1 run .Slaps this length ball out to sweeper cover's left for a single\nJacks to Abhishek, 1 run .Gets an edge that goes fine of short third! On a length outside off and he had a go and .gets lucky again\nJacks to Head, FOUR runs .No luck involved there! Tossed up on middle and Head gives charge and hits it over the .bowler's head!\nJacks to Head, no run .Jacks throws this one up wide and Head misses out as he reaches for it\nJacks to Head, 1 run .Head skips down the track again and lofts it over cover, but can't beat the fielder in the .deep\nJacks to Abhishek, no run .On a length outside off, Abhishek slashes at it and gets an inside edge onto the ground\nHardik to Head, 1 wide .Starts off trying the wide yorker, but overdoes the line! Called wide immediately\nHardik to Head, 1 run .Short ball on middle and angled across him, Head stands tall and pulls it along the .ground to deep backward square\nHardik to Abhishek, FOUR runs .Slashed fine of backward point! Full toss outside off and Abhishek slices it fine on the .off side! Picks the gap nicely, as that was at catching height. In more bad news for .Mumbai Indians, Hardik Pandya is limping Could be a problem with his ankle, .seemingly. .See all photos .Signals for a substitute, and he is on the ground as the physio comes out immediately. .He is not going off yet. The physio is taping up his ankle. Pollard and Jayawardene are .having a word with Rickelton near the dugout meanwhile. This can be very concerning .for Mumbai Indians, as they may already be without the services of Karn Sharma with .the ball. .Hardik is back on his feet. Will he continue to bowl? He does take the ball from the .umpire as he goes back to his mark.\nHardik to Abhishek, OUT .And Hardik gets a wicket! This is dug into the pitch around middle and leg and it seams .away. Abhishek goes deep in his crease and looks to cut it away. Raj Bawa at the .boundary misjudges it initially and but does well to reach forward and grab it! A smile of .relief from the fielder, a pumping of fists from Hardik! .Abhishek Sharma c sub (RA Bawa) b Pandya 40 (28b 7x4 0x6 39m) SR: 142.85\nHardik to Ishan, 1 run .Hardik goes short and across, Kishan pulls it in front on the leg side for a single\nHardik to Head, FOUR runs .Almost a second wicket for Pandya! Another short ball angled across the left-hander, .Head slaps it to Trent Boult's right at backward point. Boult takes a few steps and dives .for it, but it goes wide of the fielder. Pandya frustrated at that\nHardik to Head, 1 run .Full toss outside off, driven out to the off side sweeper\nJacks to Head, 1 run .Tossed up otuside off, Head reaches for it and gets an inside edge past the leg stump!\nJacks to Ishan, 1 run .On a length outside off, Kishan tucks it towards long-on. That spun away quite sharply!\nJacks to Head, 1 run .Full around leg, Head drives it out to long-on\nJacks to Ishan, OUT .Jacks does the job! Kishan's struggles continue! Floated on a length outside off and it .spins away past Kishan's bat as he comes down the track to hit it inside out. Rickelton .does the rest and Jacks is pumped, Hardik is delighted! .Ishan Kishan st \u2020Rickelton b Jacks 2 (3b 0x4 0x6 5m) SR: 66.66\nJacks to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Length ball outside off spins in, Reddy ticks it to midwicket's right for a single\nJacks to Head, 1 run .On a length outside off, spinning away, Head manages to squeeze it past extra cover\nHardik to Head, 1 run .In the blockhole and Head backs away to work it down to long-on's left\nHardik to Nitish Kumar, no run .Slower bouncer outside off, Reddy contemplates the ramp but keeps away in the end\nHardik to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Sways back to ramp it, and it goes to Bumrah at deep third on the bounce. Offcutter .bouncer outside off, NKR didn't have any pace to work with there\nHardik to Head, (no ball) .Hardik has now removed Travishek! But wait, the siren goes up! This is full on the pads, .Head looks to swing it away and picks out deep midwicket. Hardik has overstepped! .Head gets lucky, like Abhishek did against PBKS! .Free hit\nHardik to Head, 1 run .Short and angled across, Head is on his toes as he slaps it down the ground. A lot of .height, not enough distance and it's caught at long-on. Doesn't matter of course, and the .free hit goes for just one run\nHardik to Nitish Kumar, no run .Slower bouncer outside off, Reddy doesn't offer a shot. Maybe he thought it would be a .wide, but the umpire doesn't signal anything .610 - Glenn Maxwell .604 - Virender Sehwag .594 - Heinrich Klaasen .575 - Travis Head .545 - Andre Russell .From Sampath: Fewest balls taken to score 1000 runs in the IPL:\nHardik to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Short ball, pulled out to deep midwicket .Time to welcome Ekanth to the virtual comms box\nBoult to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Slower one, chipped over the bowler. Full ball on fourth, punched with a straight bat . .Trent Boult in middle overs (in T20s) .BALLS .841 .WKTS .46 .4s\/6s .115\/26 .ECON .8.30 .AVE .25.30\nBoult to Head, 1 run .Head shows all three stumps and thrashes the middle-stump full ball to long-on\nBoult to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Low full toss on the boot, Reddy reaches low and to the left to work it to long-on\nBoult to Head, 1 run .Boult keeps it full. Goes for the pace-on yorker, gets it a touch fuller than the crease. .Head has room to slap it to long-of\nBoult to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Reddy tries to bash the slower ball across the line, bottom hand comes off upon impact. .The fullish ball, angling towards the off-side tramline, goes through midwicket\nBoult to Head, 1 run .Head makes room again and gets another full ball at the stumps, slaps it hard straight .to long-off. 20 balls since the last boundary\nJacks to Head, 1 wide .Wide on a shortish length, sits up and spins away. Let go . .Travis Head vs Will Jacks .BALLS .23 .RUNS .44 .OUTS .2 .SR .191.30 .4s\/6s .2\/4\nJacks to Head, OUT .Head's stuttering innings ends. He holes out to long-off and Jacks is delighted. Was a .93ks length ball around sixth stump, looked slower, Head made room and tried to carve .it but the toed the ball. Bottom hand came off and Santner took an easy catch .Travis Head c Santner b Jacks 28 (29b 3x4 0x6 57m) SR: 96.55\nJacks to Klaasen, no run .Length on off, clipped off the back foot with the turn to midwicket\nJacks to Klaasen, no run .Flatter length ball around off, jammed to midwicket with a straight bat\nJacks to Klaasen, 1 wide .Length down leg, past the flick to the keeper\nJacks to Klaasen, no run .Uppish but goes low to the bowler and on the bounce. Length ball at the stumps, .Klaasen was beside the ball and punched it with a straight bat\nJacks to Klaasen, no run .Makes room and cuts the length ball, at the stumps, to point\nJacks to Klaasen, no run .Length on fifth, cut back to the bowler.\nSantner to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs .Reverse swept over short third! Likely pre-meditated but the stance-change was late, the .front foot was in front of middle and the down-to-up bat swing took the full loopy ball on .fourth with the spin\nSantner to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Quick single to midwicket. Fullish ball was flicked.\nSantner to Klaasen, 1 run .Length on leg, clipped to midwicket\nSantner to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Length on leg, 95ks, no spin, worked through midwicket\nSantner to Klaasen, no run .Length on middle, punched to cover off the back foot\nSantner to Klaasen, 1 run .More slingy from Santner there, more of a 10 o' clock release. Length on off, punched to .long-off\nHardik to Klaasen, 1 run .Slow on a length at fifth, Klaasen looks to punch it through cover with a semi-horizontal .bat, gets it to long-off from the bottom-half\nHardik to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Pace-on bumper. Very short, fifth-stump line. Rises around neck-height, Reddy pulls it .into the ground. Single to micwicket\nHardik to Klaasen, 1 run .Nearly a chop-on, ball angles away over middle stump after bouncing. Was an offcutter .on a length at sixth stump that Klaasen tried cutting\nHardik to Nitish Kumar, no run .Reddy takes a step across, Pandya sees him and goes wider with the fullish slow ball. .Reddy looks to slash it square, toes it to short third\nHardik to Nitish Kumar, no run .Good yorker. Landed around the crease and was heading towards leg stump, Reddy .cleared his feet and jammed it back to the bowler with a straight bat\nHardik to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Low full toss on middle at 133ks, Reddy whips it to long-on .Timeout\nBoult to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Full on off, driven to long-off\nBoult to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Edged, beats short third. SRH's 100 is up. Bumrah the fielder, the ball went to his left .and bounced big too. Was a slower length ball outside off that Klaasen wanted to slap .square. Got an edge\nBoult to Klaasen, 1 wide .Full ball down leg, goes past the flick\nBoult to Klaasen, 1 run .Klaasen goes across to fourth, Boult smartly spears in a 135ks yorker on middle. .Klaasen has to shuffle back to jam it to long-on\nBoult to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .So many yorkers today, that's another one. On middle, jammed to long-off\nBoult to Klaasen, 1 run .One more yorker, Boult continues to nail them. Lands on the crease, angles to middle, .Klaasen stays leg side and flicks through square leg\nBoult to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Klaasen looks to whip the attempted yorker through midwicket. Inside edges it onto .pad, it deflects to the off side\nBumrah to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .And Reddy telegraphs the reverse ramp, can only under-edge it onto pad and it deflects .behind point. Was a length ball on fourth\nBumrah to Klaasen, 2 runs .Slower one into the pitch, pulled nicely, SKY overruns to the right from long-on, but .reaches back and clings low to the ball while sliding down. Great stop.\nBumrah to Klaasen, 1 run .Low full toss on leg, whipped to long-on. Pace on\nBumrah to Nitish Kumar, 1 run .Another yorker attempted. It ends up as a shin-high full toss on off, Nitish whips it off .the bottom of the bat. One bounce to long-on\nBumrah to Klaasen, 1 wide .Angle on the yorker is sharp. Goes past the flick, down leg. Wide called. Klaasen and .Bumrah have a chat, likely whether if it brushed the pad. MI review. All three stumps .were visible, so it would be wide on line. Ball's close to the edge of the front pad... But .there's no contact spotted on Ultra-Edge. Wide called\nBumrah to Klaasen, no run .High-ish full toss, gets away with it. The ball was just over middle stump, higher than .Klaasen would've liked while waiting with a stable base with the back slightly bent. He .wanted to swing leg side, could only jam it back to the bowler\nBumrah to Klaasen, 1 run .Yorker on leg, clipped to long-on\nBoult to Klaasen, no run .Boult confidently appeals for lbw, not much support. Did it pitch outside leg or hit bat? .Klaasen's front foot slid outside off, body going square-on for the lap sweep.\nBoult to Klaasen, no run .Bump ball? Likely, not sure they're checking. Another yorker attempted, was on off, .Klaasen tried to whip it across. Got block-holed, the ball went off the ground back to .Boult\nBoult to Klaasen, 1 run .Klaasen misses out. Low full toss on off but MI are getting away with missed yorkers. .Cleared the front leg and tried to clatter it with the angle over midwicket, miscued it to .long-on\nBoult to Nitish Kumar, OUT .Helicoptered... straight to long-on. 139ks cross-seam half-volley, was a missed yorker, .Reddy was deep in the crease and tried to go squarer. Got it off the bottom of the bat. .Nitish Kumar Reddy c Tilak Varma b Boult 19 (21b 1x4 0x6 38m) SR: 90.47\nBoult to Verma, 1 run .Shin-high full toss on off, worked to long-on\nBoult to Klaasen, 1 run .Semi-helicopter shot as Klaasen didn't follow through fully. On the bounce to long-on. .Was a full ball just down leg, the front leg cleared, he got room but not placement\nChahar to Klaasen, no run .Wide bouncer attempted. Looked slow, spongy bounce takes it above Klaasen's cut... .and his head\nChahar to Klaasen, SIX runs .Scythed over cover point, Santner was the sweeper running right but that skimmed .away from him. Klaasen shakes his head but that could be the release shot he needed .Around\nChahar to Klaasen, FOUR runs .That's slot. Whacked wide of long-on. The ball was angling towards leg stump, Klaasen - .with a diagonal stance - could swing through the line\nChahar to Klaasen, FOUR runs .Slower short ball rises around rib-height, Klaasen pulls it with power. Ball races through .cow corner\nChahar to Klaasen, SIX runs .MI not getting away now. Missed yorker turns into a thigh-high full toss, Klaasen helps it .over fine leg with a flick. Hardik pulls out his 'what was that?' face to the bowler .Back over\nChahar to Klaasen, 1 run .Wide on a length, cut to deep point .Going with Chahar doesn't work. Was Santner worth a try?\nBumrah to Klaasen, OUT .Batter and bowler miss, off stump's uprooted. Bumrah went for the yorker, bowled a .low full toss, but Klaasen - who had made ample room - tried to carve it square but got .beaten. Bumrah raises his hand with a smile. .Heinrich Klaasen b Bumrah 37 (28b 3x4 2x6 32m) SR: 132.14\nBumrah to Cummins, 1 run .Another yorker attempted, it's a very low full toss on off, steered to deep point\nBumrah to Verma, 1 run .Finally, the yorker connects. At the crease and the stumps, blocked straight\nBumrah to Cummins, 1 run .Ankle-high full toss on middle, Cummins clears his front leg and flicks towards long-on\nBumrah to Verma, 1 run .Low fully on off, Aniket was shuffling about in the crease and hit it while being beside .the line. Opens the face to drive to deep cover\nBumrah to Cummins, no run .Cummins tries the double-bluff, skis left and right, was on fourth stump with all three .stumps visible when the full ball was released. Wide not given. SRH review. It landed on .middle and leg, went past the flick and just missed leg stump. It's too close to the .stumps, says the third ump. No wide\nHardik to Verma, 1 run .Yorker at the stumps, jammed to long-on. They gamble a two and make it. Ump signals .one short, Aniket reached out but didn't touch the non-striker's crease anyway\nHardik to Verma, SIX runs .Length is the new slot. It's wide too, Aniket goes back in the crease and slaps it over .cover\nHardik to Verma, SIX runs .Yorker missed, 150 up for SRH. Low full toss with pace, picked up from just under the .knee-roll. Bat goes from low to highhhh, 78 metres behind square it flies\nHardik to Verma, 2 runs .Two stolen, throw from long-off to the keeper is too wide. Another yorker attempted, .was a full ball in the end, at the stumps, Aniket tried to launch it straight, got it off the .outer-toe of the bat.\nHardik to Verma, 1 bye .Slow ball's halfway into the pitch and over middle, Aniket tries to ramp it over third but .misses\nHardik to Cummins, SIX runs .Full toss is heaved behind square! Cummins took guard around middle and stood still, .helped it over with a flick. Second-row six.","ref_table":"data_commentaries\/t20\/tables\/Ball by Ball Commentary & Live Score - SRH vs MI, 33rd Match.csv","commentary_final":"Chahar to Abhishek, 2 runs Chance first up! Abhishek gives charge to this length ball and looks to go inside out. Gets a thick edge that goes above Will Jacks at first slip. It bursts through his hand! What a start See all photos\n Chahar to Abhishek, 1 run Full around middle and leg, Abhishek backs away leg side and drives through cover. Good job by the infielder to chase that down\n Chahar to Head, no run On a length around middle, swing away from Head, who parries it back\n Chahar to Head, no run Another chance, or just short? It's all happening at the Wankhede! Outswinger around middle as well, Head looks to whip it leg side and it goes to Karn Sharma at midwicket.And it's just dropped short!\n Chahar to Head, 1 run Now Head slaps this to point where Dhir grabs it and throws it very high, that goes over Rickelton and Jacks both, allowing the single!\n Chahar to Abhishek, 1 run Very full outside off, Abhishek drives it out to deep point with an open face\n Boult to Abhishek, no run ON a length around middle, swinging away, and Abhishek punches it back to him\n Boult to Abhishek, FOUR runs Beats mid-on! And we have our first boundary. Full and straight on leg, Abhishek gives charge and just punches it past the non-striker. Mid-on scrambles to his right but it's too straight of him\n Boult to Abhishek, 1 run Full around middle and leg, Abhishek flicks it away aerially towards backward square leg. Didn't quite get a hold of that\n Boult to Head, 1 wide Now Boult slides one down leg as Head looks to flick and misses\n Boult to Head, no run Swing and a miss! Boult pulls his length back and Head swipes across the line to only find thin air. That just carries over the stumps!\n Boult to Head, no run Head gives charge now to this length ball and slaps it out on the bounce to extra cover. His bottom hand came off, and he is lucky that didn't carry to the fielder\n Boult to Head, FOUR runs Good connection on that one! Dispatched through mid-off! In the slot around off and Head backs away and pumps it straight of the mid-off fielder\n Chahar to Abhishek, 1 wide Wayward from Deepak Chahar there. Full down leg\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Back of a length angled across him, Abhishek looks to pull but can't connect\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Another short ball angled across Abhishek, who picks out the midwicket fielder with the pull\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Chahar continues to go short. Abhishek backs away leg side while charging down and looks to slash it away on the off side but misses again. Chahar enquires if there was an edge, but no one is interested\n Chahar to Abhishek, FOUR runs Lovely shot! Right in the slot, Abhishek clears his front leg and does well to keep his balance as he lofts it down the ground. One bounce and four\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Another chance for Karn Sharma! Abhishek gives charge and has a swipe at this length ball. Just short of Karn Sharma, and it seems to have hurt him. Karn Sharma is going off the pitch immediately to get treatment! This could spell trouble for MI, as he is one of their frontline bowlers today\n Chahar to Abhishek, 1 wide Short and wide, angled across. Abhishek again backs away while giving charge to cut, but misses. This time the umpire reckons it's too high\n Chahar to Abhishek, 1 run Low tull toss outside off, Abhishek swats it towards long-on for a single to close the over\n Bumrah to Abhishek, no run Gets some movement away from the left-hander straight away. On a length outside off, it's an off cutter and it seams away to beat the outside edge as Abhishek looks to go inside out\n Bumrah to Abhishek, 1 run Goes for the yorker around off, Abhishek digs it out towards mid-off for a quick single\n Bumrah to Head, 1 run On a length around off, Head pushes it behind point and gets an easy run\n Bumrah to Abhishek, FOUR runs Edge flies over the keeper! Bymrah goes short outside off and Abhishek has a swipe across the line. Gets a thick edge that flies high over the keeper and races away\n Bumrah to Abhishek, no run Slower ball around off, off cutter, and Abhishek fends it back towards the bowler\n Bumrah to Abhishek, 1 run Fuller on the pads now, 139kph, and Abhishek is able to whip it away to deep backward square. Seven runs off Bumrah's first over\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Very full outside off, pace off, and Abhishek is early into his big swing. The ball sneaks past Around the wicket\n Chahar to Abhishek, no run Now Chahar goes short and Abhishek sways back to have a ramp, but misses\n Chahar to Abhishek, FOUR runs Finds the gap on the off side. Yorker outside off and Abhishek drives it through point with an open face. He's been the one giving SRH the momentum early on\n Chahar to Abhishek, FOUR runs Imperious! Skips out of his crease to this slot ball while moving leg side and goes inside out over cover!\n Chahar to Abhishek, FOUR runs Slapped over cover again! Length ball angling into Abhishek and he makes room leg side again and flays this on the off side! Over the wicket now\n Chahar to Abhishek, 2 runs Length ball angled across and the change in angle nearly works immediately! Abhishek slaps it on the off side and it goes just to the cover fielder's left. He chases it down to keep it to two Meanwhile, facing Real Madrid in a Champions League knockout match at the Bernabeu has been a daunting prospect for years. Arsenal superstar Bukayo Saka looked the Madrid myth in the face\u2026 and laughed.\n Bumrah to Head, no run Offcutter on a length on off again and the lack of pace deceives Head, who loses his shape as he looks to swat it away\n Bumrah to Head, 1 run Another slower ball, around off this time. Head wants to play it on the off side and gets an inside edge fine on the leg side\n Bumrah to Abhishek, 1 run Yorker around off, pushed towards cover and Abhishek takes off for a quick single\n Bumrah to Head, no run Bumrah with a yorker on the stumps and Head looks to swing it away, only to get an inside edge onto his pads!\n Bumrah to Head, no run Full toss on the stumps, Head backs away and drives it to extra cover Rohit having a chat with Mahela in the dugout.. wonder if they'll consider an alternative route with Impact Sub if Karn is in trouble, Matt Roller reports\n Bumrah to Head, 1 run On a length around middle, Head is able to drive it past a diving cover fielder and ends the over with a single. Just three off the last over of the powerplay. Excellent stuff from Bumrah Roller says it's SRH's lowest score in a wicketless Powerplay since they played GT at DY \n Jacks to Head, 1 run Slaps this length ball out to sweeper cover's left for a single\n Jacks to Abhishek, 1 run Gets an edge that goes fine of short third! On a length outside off and he had a go and gets lucky again\n Jacks to Head, FOUR runs No luck involved there! Tossed up on middle and Head gives charge and hits it over the bowler's head!\n Jacks to Head, no run Jacks throws this one up wide and Head misses out as he reaches for it\n Jacks to Head, 1 run Head skips down the track again and lofts it over cover, but can't beat the fielder in the deep\n Jacks to Abhishek, no run On a length outside off, Abhishek slashes at it and gets an inside edge onto the ground\n Hardik to Head, 1 wide Starts off trying the wide yorker, but overdoes the line! Called wide immediately\n Hardik to Head, 1 run Short ball on middle and angled across him, Head stands tall and pulls it along the ground to deep backward square\n Hardik to Abhishek, FOUR runs Slashed fine of backward point! Full toss outside off and Abhishek slices it fine on the off side! Picks the gap nicely, as that was at catching height. In more bad news for Mumbai Indians, Hardik Pandya is limping Could be a problem with his ankle, seemingly. See all photos Signals for a substitute, and he is on the ground as the physio comes out immediately. He is not going off yet. The physio is taping up his ankle. Pollard and Jayawardene are having a word with Rickelton near the dugout meanwhile. This can be very concerning for Mumbai Indians, as they may already be without the services of Karn Sharma with the ball. Hardik is back on his feet. Will he continue to bowl? He does take the ball from the umpire as he goes back to his mark.\n Hardik to Abhishek, OUT And Hardik gets a wicket! This is dug into the pitch around middle and leg and it seams away. Abhishek goes deep in his crease and looks to cut it away. Raj Bawa at the boundary misjudges it initially and but does well to reach forward and grab it! A smile of relief from the fielder, a pumping of fists from Hardik! \n Hardik to Ishan, 1 run Hardik goes short and across, Kishan pulls it in front on the leg side for a single\n Hardik to Head, FOUR runs Almost a second wicket for Pandya! Another short ball angled across the left-hander, Head slaps it to Trent Boult's right at backward point. Boult takes a few steps and dives for it, but it goes wide of the fielder. Pandya frustrated at that\n Hardik to Head, 1 run Full toss outside off, driven out to the off side sweeper\n Jacks to Head, 1 run Tossed up otuside off, Head reaches for it and gets an inside edge past the leg stump!\n Jacks to Ishan, 1 run On a length outside off, Kishan tucks it towards long-on. That spun away quite sharply!\n Jacks to Head, 1 run Full around leg, Head drives it out to long-on\n Jacks to Ishan, OUT Jacks does the job! Kishan's struggles continue! Floated on a length outside off and it spins away past Kishan's bat as he comes down the track to hit it inside out. Rickelton does the rest and Jacks is pumped, Hardik is delighted! \n Jacks to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Length ball outside off spins in, Reddy ticks it to midwicket's right for a single\n Jacks to Head, 1 run On a length outside off, spinning away, Head manages to squeeze it past extra cover\n Hardik to Head, 1 run In the blockhole and Head backs away to work it down to long-on's left\n Hardik to Nitish Kumar, no run Slower bouncer outside off, Reddy contemplates the ramp but keeps away in the end\n Hardik to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Sways back to ramp it, and it goes to Bumrah at deep third on the bounce. Offcutter bouncer outside off, NKR didn't have any pace to work with there\n Hardik has now removed Travishek! But wait, the siren goes up! This is full on the pads, Head looks to swing it away and picks out deep midwicket. Hardik has overstepped! Head gets lucky, like Abhishek did against PBKS! Free hit\n Hardik to Head, 1 run Short and angled across, Head is on his toes as he slaps it down the ground. A lot of height, not enough distance and it's caught at long-on. Doesn't matter of course, and the free hit goes for just one run\n Hardik to Nitish Kumar, no run Slower bouncer outside off, Reddy doesn't offer a shot. Maybe he thought it would be a wide, but the umpire doesn't signal anything 610 - Glenn Maxwell 604 - Virender Sehwag 594 - Heinrich Klaasen 575 - Travis Head 545 - Andre Russell From Sampath: Fewest balls taken to score 1000 runs in the IPL:\n Hardik to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Short ball, pulled out to deep midwicket Time to welcome Ekanth to the virtual comms box\n Boult to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Slower one, chipped over the bowler. Full ball on fourth, punched with a straight bat BALLS 841 WKTS 46 4s\/6s 115\/26 ECON 8.30 AVE 25.30\n Boult to Head, 1 run Head shows all three stumps and thrashes the middle-stump full ball to long-on\n Boult to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Low full toss on the boot, Reddy reaches low and to the left to work it to long-on\n Boult to Head, 1 run Boult keeps it full. Goes for the pace-on yorker, gets it a touch fuller than the crease. Head has room to slap it to long-of\n Boult to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Reddy tries to bash the slower ball across the line, bottom hand comes off upon impact. The fullish ball, angling towards the off-side tramline, goes through midwicket\n Boult to Head, 1 run Head makes room again and gets another full ball at the stumps, slaps it hard straight to long-off. 20 balls since the last boundary\n Jacks to Head, 1 wide Wide on a shortish length, sits up and spins away. Let go Travis Head vs Will Jacks BALLS 23 RUNS 44 OUTS 2 SR 191.30 4s\/6s 2\/4\n Jacks to Head, OUT Head's stuttering innings ends. He holes out to long-off and Jacks is delighted. Was a 93ks length ball around sixth stump, looked slower, Head made room and tried to carve it but the toed the ball. Bottom hand came off and Santner took an easy catch \n Jacks to Klaasen, no run Length on off, clipped off the back foot with the turn to midwicket\n Jacks to Klaasen, no run Flatter length ball around off, jammed to midwicket with a straight bat\n Jacks to Klaasen, 1 wide Length down leg, past the flick to the keeper\n Jacks to Klaasen, no run Uppish but goes low to the bowler and on the bounce. Length ball at the stumps, Klaasen was beside the ball and punched it with a straight bat\n Jacks to Klaasen, no run Makes room and cuts the length ball, at the stumps, to point\n Jacks to Klaasen, no run Length on fifth, cut back to the bowler.\n Santner to Nitish Kumar, FOUR runs Reverse swept over short third! Likely pre-meditated but the stance-change was late, the front foot was in front of middle and the down-to-up bat swing took the full loopy ball on fourth with the spin\n Santner to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Quick single to midwicket. Fullish ball was flicked.\n Santner to Klaasen, 1 run Length on leg, clipped to midwicket\n Santner to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Length on leg, 95ks, no spin, worked through midwicket\n Santner to Klaasen, no run Length on middle, punched to cover off the back foot\n Santner to Klaasen, 1 run More slingy from Santner there, more of a 10 o' clock release. Length on off, punched to long-off\n Hardik to Klaasen, 1 run Slow on a length at fifth, Klaasen looks to punch it through cover with a semi-horizontal bat, gets it to long-off from the bottom-half\n Hardik to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Pace-on bumper. Very short, fifth-stump line. Rises around neck-height, Reddy pulls it into the ground. Single to micwicket\n Hardik to Klaasen, 1 run Nearly a chop-on, ball angles away over middle stump after bouncing. Was an offcutter on a length at sixth stump that Klaasen tried cutting\n Hardik to Nitish Kumar, no run Reddy takes a step across, Pandya sees him and goes wider with the fullish slow ball. Reddy looks to slash it square, toes it to short third\n Hardik to Nitish Kumar, no run Good yorker. Landed around the crease and was heading towards leg stump, Reddy cleared his feet and jammed it back to the bowler with a straight bat\n Hardik to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Low full toss on middle at 133ks, Reddy whips it to long-on Timeout\n Boult to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Full on off, driven to long-off\n Boult to Klaasen, FOUR runs Edged, beats short third. SRH's 100 is up. Bumrah the fielder, the ball went to his left and bounced big too. Was a slower length ball outside off that Klaasen wanted to slap square. Got an edge\n Boult to Klaasen, 1 wide Full ball down leg, goes past the flick\n Boult to Klaasen, 1 run Klaasen goes across to fourth, Boult smartly spears in a 135ks yorker on middle. Klaasen has to shuffle back to jam it to long-on\n Boult to Nitish Kumar, 1 run So many yorkers today, that's another one. On middle, jammed to long-off\n Boult to Klaasen, 1 run One more yorker, Boult continues to nail them. Lands on the crease, angles to middle, Klaasen stays leg side and flicks through square leg\n Boult to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Klaasen looks to whip the attempted yorker through midwicket. Inside edges it onto pad, it deflects to the off side\n Bumrah to Nitish Kumar, 1 run And Reddy telegraphs the reverse ramp, can only under-edge it onto pad and it deflects behind point. Was a length ball on fourth\n Bumrah to Klaasen, 2 runs Slower one into the pitch, pulled nicely, SKY overruns to the right from long-on, but reaches back and clings low to the ball while sliding down. Great stop.\n Bumrah to Klaasen, 1 run Low full toss on leg, whipped to long-on. Pace on\n Bumrah to Nitish Kumar, 1 run Another yorker attempted. It ends up as a shin-high full toss on off, Nitish whips it off the bottom of the bat. One bounce to long-on\n Bumrah to Klaasen, 1 wide Angle on the yorker is sharp. Goes past the flick, down leg. Wide called. Klaasen and Bumrah have a chat, likely whether if it brushed the pad. MI review. All three stumps were visible, so it would be wide on line. Ball's close to the edge of the front pad... But there's no contact spotted on Ultra-Edge. Wide called\n Bumrah to Klaasen, no run High-ish full toss, gets away with it. The ball was just over middle stump, higher than Klaasen would've liked while waiting with a stable base with the back slightly bent. He wanted to swing leg side, could only jam it back to the bowler\n Bumrah to Klaasen, 1 run Yorker on leg, clipped to long-on\n Boult to Klaasen, no run Boult confidently appeals for lbw, not much support. Did it pitch outside leg or hit bat? Klaasen's front foot slid outside off, body going square-on for the lap sweep.\n Boult to Klaasen, no run Bump ball? Likely, not sure they're checking. Another yorker attempted, was on off, Klaasen tried to whip it across. Got block-holed, the ball went off the ground back to Boult\n Boult to Klaasen, 1 run Klaasen misses out. Low full toss on off but MI are getting away with missed yorkers. Cleared the front leg and tried to clatter it with the angle over midwicket, miscued it to long-on\n Boult to Nitish Kumar, OUT Helicoptered... straight to long-on. 139ks cross-seam half-volley, was a missed yorker, Reddy was deep in the crease and tried to go squarer. Got it off the bottom of the bat. \n Boult to Verma, 1 run Shin-high full toss on off, worked to long-on\n Boult to Klaasen, 1 run Semi-helicopter shot as Klaasen didn't follow through fully. On the bounce to long-on. Was a full ball just down leg, the front leg cleared, he got room but not placement\n Chahar to Klaasen, no run Wide bouncer attempted. Looked slow, spongy bounce takes it above Klaasen's cut... and his head\n Chahar to Klaasen, SIX runs Scythed over cover point, Santner was the sweeper running right but that skimmed away from him. Klaasen shakes his head but that could be the release shot he needed Around\n Chahar to Klaasen, FOUR runs That's slot. Whacked wide of long-on. The ball was angling towards leg stump, Klaasen - with a diagonal stance - could swing through the line\n Chahar to Klaasen, FOUR runs Slower short ball rises around rib-height, Klaasen pulls it with power. Ball races through cow corner\n Chahar to Klaasen, SIX runs MI not getting away now. Missed yorker turns into a thigh-high full toss, Klaasen helps it over fine leg with a flick. Hardik pulls out his 'what was that?' face to the bowler Back over\n Chahar to Klaasen, 1 run Wide on a length, cut to deep point Going with Chahar doesn't work. Was Santner worth a try?\n Bumrah to Klaasen, OUT Batter and bowler miss, off stump's uprooted. Bumrah went for the yorker, bowled a low full toss, but Klaasen - who had made ample room - tried to carve it square but got beaten. Bumrah raises his hand with a smile. \n Bumrah to Cummins, 1 run Another yorker attempted, it's a very low full toss on off, steered to deep point\n Bumrah to Verma, 1 run Finally, the yorker connects. At the crease and the stumps, blocked straight\n Bumrah to Cummins, 1 run Ankle-high full toss on middle, Cummins clears his front leg and flicks towards long-on\n Bumrah to Verma, 1 run Low fully on off, Aniket was shuffling about in the crease and hit it while being beside the line. Opens the face to drive to deep cover\n Bumrah to Cummins, no run Cummins tries the double-bluff, skis left and right, was on fourth stump with all three stumps visible when the full ball was released. Wide not given. SRH review. It landed on middle and leg, went past the flick and just missed leg stump. It's too close to the stumps, says the third ump. No wide\n Hardik to Verma, 1 run Yorker at the stumps, jammed to long-on. They gamble a two and make it. Ump signals one short, Aniket reached out but didn't touch the non-striker's crease anyway\n Hardik to Verma, SIX runs Length is the new slot. It's wide too, Aniket goes back in the crease and slaps it over cover\n Hardik to Verma, SIX runs Yorker missed, 150 up for SRH. Low full toss with pace, picked up from just under the knee-roll. Bat goes from low to highhhh, 78 metres behind square it flies\n Hardik to Verma, 2 runs Two stolen, throw from long-off to the keeper is too wide. Another yorker attempted, was a full ball in the end, at the stumps, Aniket tried to launch it straight, got it off the outer-toe of the bat.\n Hardik to Verma, 1 bye Slow ball's halfway into the pitch and over middle, Aniket tries to ramp it over third but misses\n Hardik to Cummins, SIX runs Full toss is heaved behind square! Cummins took guard around middle and stood still, helped it over with a flick. Second-row six.","batsman_gnd_truth_table":{"batsman":["Abhishek","Cummins","Head","Ishan","Klaasen","Nitish Kumar","Verma"],"Runs":[40.0,8.0,28.0,2.0,37.0,19.0,18.0],"Balls_Faced":[28,4,29,3,28,21,8],"Fours":[7,0,3,0,3,1,0],"Sixes":[0,1,0,0,2,0,2],"S\/R":[142.86,200.0,96.55,66.67,132.14,90.48,225.0],"dismissal":["c sub (RA Bawa) b Pandya","Not Out","c Santner b Jacks","st \u2020Rickelton b Jacks","b Bumrah","c Tilak Varma b Boult","Not Out"]},"bolwer_gnd_truth_table":{"bowler":["Boult","Bumrah","Chahar","Hardik","Jacks","Santner"],"Balls":[24,24,24,24,18,6],"Runs_Given":[29.0,21.0,47.0,42.0,14.0,8.0],"Wickets":[1,1,0,1,2,0],"Overs":[4.0,4.0,4.0,4.0,3.0,1.0],"Maidens":[0,0,0,0,0,0]}}] \ No newline at end of file