50 for Hardik

May 19, 2022 21:29

GT 1680-5 (20 ovs) vs RCB

Gujarat Titans make 168 for 5 against RCB as 34 runs come off the last two overs.

GT got off to a good start with Saha and Gill starting off on a positive note. After Gill's dismissal, Wade and Saha kept on the attack.

Miller and Hardik then pressed on the accelerator putting on a half-century stand.

RCB pulled things back with two wickets in the last five overs but Hardik and Rashid took Kaul and Hazlewood to the cleaners in the last two overs to get past the 160 mark.

Hazlewood comes on to bowl the final over and Hardik welcomes him with a six over cow corner, it was short of length and it got the treatment!

Hardik then takes a couple to the leg side.

A single later, Rashid smashes his second six, over the bowler.

He then takes a single to third man before Hardik takes a single to long on to end the innings at 168 for 5.

Kaul is back in the attack and Hardik starts the over with a single to mid-wicket.

Rashid then hammers the ball straight down the ground for a four.

He then gets a single to long on before Hardik top edges the ball to the boundary to get to his fifty.

A single to the leg side before Rashid clobbers the ball for a six as 17 come off the over.

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