Lucknow won by 155 runs for the loss of 4 wickets in 19.4 overs.
Record: April 07, 2022 23:36
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Change: April 07, 2022 23:40
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Mumbai,
IPL The Lucknow Super Giants – Delhi Capitals teams played a multi-match series in the series today.
Lucknow captain KL Rahul, who won the toss in the match, chose to bowl. Accordingly, the Delhi team batted first.
David Warner and Prithviraj Shah were the opening batsmen of the team. Prithviraj Shah, who was in action from the start, made good use of the powerplay overs and scored runs.
He started the Lucknow bowlers with a series of fours. Prithviraj Shah, who continued to play well, was unbeaten on 30 off 50 balls.
Later Krishnappa Gautam bowled Prithviraj Shah. He scored 61 off 34 balls. He was followed by Powell on 3 and Warner on 4 as the Delhi team started to stumble.
Sarfraz Khan then paired up with team captain Punt. The pair, who passed the 50-run partnership, rescued the Delhi team from the slump. Punt was unbeaten on 39 and Sarfraz Khan on 36.
In the end, Delhi scored 149 for 3 in the allotted 20 overs.
Quinton de Gock – Captain KL Rahul – Lucknow’s opening batsmen set a target of 150 for victory.
Quinton de Gock, who started the action, challenged the Delhi bowlers in the Power Play. De Gock chased down the first 3 balls of Nortjain’s bowling in the first match for Delhi this season.
KL Rahul was bowled by Kuldeep Yadav for 24. He was followed by Lewis who was dismissed for 5. Then Deepak Hooda struck.
Kuldeep Yadav gave the ball to Sarfraz Khan for a catch while De Gock scored 80. Later, Krunal Pandya and Deepak Hooda joined the duo.
It took 19 runs to win the last 2 overs. Pandya chased down the 3rd ball for a six in the 19th over and needed 5 runs to win the final over to almost ensure victory.
Shardul Thakur bowled Deepak Hooda off the first ball of the final over. Then youngster Ayush Patoni chased down the 3rd ball of the over for a four. He then chased down the next ball for a six to ensure victory.
In the end, Lucknow won by 155 runs for the loss of 4 wickets in 19.4 overs.