IPL: Kings XI set Royals 186 for victory

October 30, 2020 21:21

Kings XI 185-4 (20 Ovs) vs RR

Tyagi comes to bowl the 19th over, Gayle sends the ball to deep cover for a single. Full toss, called no ball and it races to the boundary. Free hit for Kings XI but Maxwell slips to play the wide yorker. Another dot ball. Maxwell now punches the ball to deep square leg for a single. Gayle hammers a six. It is his one thousand sixes! Single to end the over. After 19 overs Kings XI are 176-3.

Archer bowls the last over, just a single for Gayle. Single for Maxwell too. Aaron dropped him at fine leg. Gayle storm here, hammers another six, Stokes leaps high high to stop that, doesn't get his hands to it.

Archer gets the 'Universe Boss'! Yorker hits his pad, and bamboozled into the wicket! Gayle goes for 99 from 63 balls. He is disappointed. His bat slips! He appreciates Archer.

Hooda is the new batsman. He gets a single. Dot ball to end the over. Kings XI set 186 target for Royals to win.

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