Yash Thakur removed Rahul Tewatia and Noor Ahmad in the nineteenth over to complete his fifer and sealed a win for the Super Giants.
Gujarat Titans collapsed fantastically against pace and turn as Lucknow Super Mammoths broke its losing run to the previous in the IPL with a 33-run win at the Ekana Cricket Stadium here on Sunday.
Titans’ greatest risk Mayank Yadav bowled as it were one over and went off the field but it found the man of the hour in Yash Thakur whose fine spell (5/30) crushed the going to side.
Chasing 164 for a win, Titans was bundled out for 130. Spinners Krunal Pandya (3/11) and Ravi Bishnoi (1/8) managed devastating blows from which Titans never recouped. There was never an suspicion of what was to take after when Titans was given a energizing begin by openers Shubman Gill and Sai Sudharsan.
The arrange was set for Titans to take control but Yash Thakur’s last ball in the PowerPlay turned the challenge on its head.
The pacer cleaned up Shubman Gill for 19 and Affect Player Kane Williamson (1) cleared out without making a stamp, falling to a wonderful flying return capture by Ravi Bishnoi in the seventh over.
Krunal Pandya at that point prised out Sai Sudharsan (31) and B.R. Sharath (2) in his to begin with over as Titans drooped to 61 for four. Yash came back to reject Vijay Shankar (17) and Rashid Khan (0) in a double-wicket lady over to thrust Titans to 93 for seven.
In the last over of the coordinate, Yash expelled heavy-hitting Tewatia (30) who was caught by Pooran in the profound. The bowler completed his five-wicket pull when Noor Ahmad’s mishit was caught by Quinton de Kock and fixed a win for the domestic side.
Earlier, Titans impeded Super Mammoths early in the powerplay and its spinners smothered the scoring in the center overs until Nicholas Pooran (32*) broke the shackles with his standard wrap up to take the have to a competitive add up to of 163 for five.
Super Mammoths were shaken early by Umesh Yadav whose two wickets in his to begin with two overs shaken the domestic side. Be that as it may, captain K.L. Rahul (33) and Marcus Stoinis (58) included 73 runs for the third wicket which steadied the innings.
Pooran and Ayush Badoni (20) gave the innings a few late impulse and the last score demonstrated to be more than satisfactory. Know More Latest IPL Cricket News…
