IPL: KKR keep it tight not allowing the big hits

October 26, 2020 22:01

KKR 149-9 (20 Ovs) vs Kings XI 36-0 (6 Ovs)

Cummins comes in for his third over, Mandeep gets going and hammers it over the fence for six runs! Dot ball. Mandeep takes a risky two quick singles. Tripathi sends a quick throw from deep cover. Mandeep looks in trouble but replays show he has made it. Mandeep now hammers the ball clears midwicket boundary, four runs! He gains confidence. He pushes the ball to deep square for a single. Dot ball to end the over. After 5 overs Kings XI are 34-0. Rahul is on 18 (14), Mandeep is on 16 (16).

C Varun is here, Mandeep struggling as Varun starts with three dot balls on a trot. Mandeep pushes the ball to long-on for a single. Rahul powers the ball to cover, no runs. He pushes the ball to mid-on for a single. Just two runs off the over. After 6 overs Kings XI are 36-0.

Kings XI managed run rate of 6. Their asking run rate has gone up to 8 after powerplay.

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