Samson leads from front with 82

September 27, 2021 21:15

RR 164-5 (20 ovs) vs SRH | Scorecard

SunRisers have done well to give just 11 runs in the last two overs to pull things back as Rajasthan make 164 for 5 in their 20 overs.

Tewatia is the new man in but Lomror has strike as the batsmen had crossed and he dropped next ball at deep mid-wicket.

A single off a leg bye off the last ball of the over and the innings as just 4 runs and 2 wickets fall in the final over.

Riyan Parag is the new man in but Lomror is on strike as the batsmen had crossed.

Lomror digs out the wide yorker to point and gets a single.

Kaul strikes agains as Parag tries to heave one first ball and is caught out in the deep for a duck.

Kaul back in the attack and he starts with a slower ball that Lomror tries to go after but the batsmen get a single off a bye.

Samson is out next ball as he tries to go big but he mistimes and he is holed out at long on. He goes for 82.

Bhuvi continues and the batsmen just deal in singles and a two off the first four balls before a wide is bowled off the next.

Lomror gets another single to the leg side before Bhuvi bowls a brilliant yorker that Samson digs out. Just 7 come off the over.

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