DC win last ball thriller vs GT

April 24, 2024 23:17

GT 220-8 (20 Ovs) vs DC 224-4 | Scorecard

The final over is a nail-biter! Mukesh Kumar starts with a wide, but Rashid Khan brings the chase alive with back-to-back boundaries.

They need 11 runs off 4 balls.

Drama unfolds as Rashid misses a full toss, resulting in a dot ball and a close run-out call. GT reviews for a no-ball, but it's well below the waist.

Another dot ball piles on the pressure with 11 needed off 2 balls.

In a desperate swing, Rashid smokes the penultimate ball for a six over long-off, setting the stage for a last-ball thriller.

Needing 5 runs, Rashid mishits the final delivery to long-on where Tristan Stubbs dives and stops the ball, GT doesn't take that single! GT falls agonisingly short by 5 runs in a heart-stopping finish!

DC won the last ball thriller by 4 runs!

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