Hetmyer takes charge

May 22, 2024 23:05

RR 143/4 (16 overs) vs RCB 172/8 | Scoreboard

Mohammed Siraj back onto the attack. Six overs to go, RR need 58 to win. A single to get the 15th underway.

Oh!! Almost another runout! Lucky Riyan Parag survives. The nerves are telling on RR now.

Four! Top-edged and first boundary after 12 deliveries. Much needed for RR to take the pressure off. Short from Siraj and Hetmyer ducks and pulls it as it races to the fine leg ropes. A wide to follow. 11 runs off the over.

Cameron Green back for his final over and Hetmyer gets it just over the ropes for a maximum.

SIX!! Parag clears the boundary ropes this time as he launches it over covers.

Four! Parag has siezed control now. A clever shot from Parag as he ramps it over short third.

Green leaks 17 runs off the over.

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