IPL: Gayle, Mandeep hit 50s; Kings XI beat KKR

October 26, 2020 22:58

KKR 149-9 (20 Ovs) vs Kings XI 150-2 (18.5 Ovs)

Cummins is back, Gayle is beaten to a perfect yorker. Another yorker but Gayle takes a single. Mandeep beaten. He sends the next to the boundary for four runs. Too high, not balled wide. Cummins misses his yorker and Mandeep hits the ball over midwicket for six runs.

After 18 overs Kings XI are 147-1. They need 3 from 12 balls. Gayle is on 51 (28) and Mandeep is on 65 (55).

Can Gayle finish this? No! Ferguson bowls a slower ball Gayle wants to leave it, but it is still there in front of his face. So he looks to ramp it, but ends up gloving it to Krishna at short third man. Gayle is gone for 51 off 29 balls.

Pooran is the new batsman, he is beaten. He is off the mark with a single. Confusion, Pooran wants a single. Mandeep doesn't. But misfield earns them a single and scores are tied. Pooran hits the winning runs.

Kings XI won by eight wickets. They are now No 4 on the table.

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