IPL 2021: Chennai Super Kings won the fourth IPL title
Chennai Super Kings beat Kolkata Knight Riders by 27 runs in the last of IPL 2021 at the Dubai International Stadium here on Friday. With this success, Chennai has now secured its fourth IPL title. It finishes a momentous rebound for Chennai, who were put seventh last prepare and have now won their fourth IPL prize in a mission that began with a misfortune yet finished with a success.
Pursuing 193, the way KKR openers Shubman Gill and Venkatesh Iyer began the pursuit, it seemed as though the objective would not be just troublesome. However, when they were out, Kolkata’s pursuit fell through as they lost wickets at standard stretches to wind up with 165/9 in their 20 overs.
Gill pulled the principal wad of the innings over mid-on off Deepak Chahar. Iyer, dropped on nothing, smacked Josh Hazlewood over in reverse square leg for an incredible six. The run-fest proceeded as Gill and Iyer crunched seven fours between themselves to give Kolkata a decided beginning with 55/0 in strategic maneuver.
Iyer attacked Ravindra Jadeja with two sixes prior to arriving at his 50 years in 31 balls. Gill, who endure a got excusal as the ball contacted the Spidercam wire, pounded Jadeja for consecutive limits. The 91-run opening association was finished by Shardul Thakur in the eleventh over as Iyer holed out too long-on.
Two balls later, Thakur constrained Nitish Rana to chip a cross-crease conveyance to mid-off. Sunil Narine’s advancement to four finished in pulling directly to profound mid-wicket off Hazlewood. Gill arrived at his 50 years by smacking Jadeja over cover.
In any case, in the following over, Chahar took him out with a plunging more slow full throw which hit him before the stumps while going for the slope shot. Dinesh Karthik opened his record by pulling Chahar over long leg. In the following over, Karthik attempted to rehash the shot against Jadeja however discovered profound in the reverse square leg. One brought two for Jadeja as Shakib Al Hasan was caught plumb before the wicket.
From 120/6 out of 15 overs, the outcome was an inevitable end product. Rahul Tripathi (2) and Eoin Morgan (4) were excused economically in progressive overs. Shivam Mavi and Lockie Ferguson struck all-around coordinated limits however toward the end, it was short of what was needed for Kolkata.
Brief scores: Chennai Super Kings 192/3 out of 20 overs (Faf du Plessis 86, Moeen Ali 37 not out, Sunil Narine 2/26, Shivam Mavi 1/32) against Kolkata Knight Riders 165/9 out of 20 overs (Shubman Gill 51, Venkatesh Iyer 50, Shardul Thakur 3/38, Josh Hazlewood 2/29) by 27 runs.
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