Williamson slams 32-ball fifty

April 29, 2018 16:58

Sunrisers 99-1 (12 ovs) vs Rajasthan | Scorecard

Left-arm spinner Mahipal Lomror comes into the attack. Four singles from the first four balls before Hales pulls a short ball for a boundary as Sunrisers look to lift the tempo.

Williamson goes after Unadkat, who is called back into the attack. He walks across a long way and paddle sweeps the pacer fine on the leg side for a four.

He smashes the next ball over mid-off for a six before he slams the third ball over the covers for a four followed by two runs to midwicket.

Williamson then throws his bat at a wide one but gets a thick outside edge for a four followed by a single as he races to his fifty from just 32 balls.

Unadkat goes for 21 in his second over as Sunrisers reach 99 for one in 12 overs.

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