Iyer's attack puts KKR on course

May 26, 2024 21:59

KKR 52-1 (5 ovs) SRH 113 | Scorecard

Cummins takes himself off the attack despite picking a wicket in his first over as he brings on Thangarasu Natarajan.

He starts with a wide before Gurbaz gets a thick outside edge which flies wide of the slip fielder for a four.

Gurbaz uses his feet and swings hard across the line but misses and is hit on the pads followed by another wide.

Gurbaz then takes a risky single on the off-side as he is lucky that Nitish, who makes a superb effort to get to the ball, but narrowly misses the direct hit.

Two more singles as Natarajan gives away nine runs in his first over.

Cummins is back into the attack. Gurbaz makes room as he gloves the pull fine on the leg side for a four to bring up KKR's 50, in the fifth over.

He again makes room but can only drive the full delivery down to long-on for a single and Venkatesh takes one next ball followed by three dots.

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