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April 12, 2021 23:28

RR 201-5 (18 ovs) vs Punjab Kings 221-6 (20 ovs) | Scorecard

40 needed off 18 and Jhye back in the attack.

Samson starts the over in style as he smokes the ball over extra cover for a four.

Half volley next and Samson smashes the ball over long-off for a six!

Samson gets to his century with a shot square of the wicket on the off side for a four.

He then takes a couple to mid-wicket.

After a wide, Samson gets a single to the leg side. That brings up the 200!

Tewatia takes a single to end the over as 19 come off the over.

Tewatia is the new man in and after a dot, Shami bowls a wide.

Tewatia gets off the mark with a single straight down the down.

Half-volley next and Samson just creams the ball down the ground down to long-on for a four.

A single to end the over as 8 come off it.

Shami back in the attack and he starts with a wide. Shami then bowls a bouncer that Parag chases but cannot connect.

Parag out next ball as he chases the bouncer and gets a top edge. He is caught behind by Rahul. He goes for 25 off 11.

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