Russell falls for 22 as Mumbai fight back with the ball

April 28, 2016 21:24

KKR 145-5 (17.2 ovs) vs Mumbai | SCORECARD

Mumbai's bowlers have a plan against Russell, to bowl a lot of short balls to him. Bumrah bowls a quick bouncer which Russell looks to pull but gets a top edge fine on the leg side for a four.

The next ball is full as Bumrah misses the yorker and Russell smashes it straight down the ground for another boundary.

The West Indian then has a big swing at one outside the off-stump which flies fine over the off-side for the third four of the over.

Bumrah is unlucky as despite bowling a good testing over, he ends up giving away 13 runs but that is the nature of T20 cricket.

Russell throwing his bat at everything but not getting the required power or timing. Southee ends his innings as the right-hander misses a straight full delivery and is bowled for 22 from 16 balls.

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