IPL: Shami, Maxwell leave KKR in a mess

October 26, 2020 19:49

KKR 10-3 (2 Ovs) vs Kings XI

KKR's Shubhman Gill and Nitish Rana walk out to open. Glenn Maxwell will be handed the new ball. Gill is off the mark with a single towards deep midwicket.

Maxwell strikes! Rana goes for a duck! He gets top edge and ball straight away lands into the safe hands of Gayle at short fine leg.

Rahul Tripathi is the new batsman. He is off the mark with a single. Gill powers the ball to long-on for a single. Tripathi hammers the ball over the fence for six runs! He defends the last ball of the over.

After first over KKR are 9-1.

Shami comes form the other end, starts with a slip. Two dot balls. Gill drives towards mid-off but Maxwell pounces on the ball and saves three runs.

Shami strikes! Prefect line and length! Tripathi gets edge and KL Rahul takes it perfectly at the back. Another KKR wicket goes. Tripathi walks back scoring just 7 (4).

Dinesh Karthik is the new batsman. He leaves the first delivery.

Another good length from Shami, gets edge and gone! A good length delivery and it takes the outside edge of Karthik's bat and KL Rahul completes a routine catch. Karthik reviews it immediately. Snicko meter shows a spike at the exact moment the ball is next to the bat. On field decision has to be considered.

KKR lose third wicket. After two overs KKR are 10-3.

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