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KKR dominates DC with seven-wicket win at Eden Gardens


30 April 2024  

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KATHMANDU: In a spectacular display of skill and determination, the Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) clinched a convincing seven-wicket victory over the Delhi Capitals (DC) at the iconic Eden Gardens stadium.

Electing to bat first after winning the toss, DC’s Prithvi Shaw kicked off the match in a blazing fashion, hammering the first three legal deliveries for boundaries.

However, DC struggled to capitalize on the fiery start as KKR’s bowlers kept chipping away at their lineup at regular intervals.

Despite promising innings from Jake Fraser-McGurk and Rishabh Pant, DC found themselves in a precarious position, with wickets falling consistently.

Varun Chakaravarthy’s spin proved to be particularly troublesome for DC’s batsmen, claiming crucial wickets to keep the pressure on.

A resilient effort from Kuldeep Yadav propelled DC past the 150-run mark, setting a target of 155 for KKR.

In response, KKR’s opener, Phil Salt, launched a merciless assault on DC’s bowlers, showcasing aggressive stroke play and powering his way to a scintillating half-century off just 26 deliveries.

Salt’s onslaught, coupled with a solid performance from Sunil Narine, put KKR in a commanding position.

Despite a brief stutter in the middle overs, KKR’s Venkatesh Iyer and Shreyas Iyer steadied the ship, guiding their team to a comprehensive victory.

Venkatesh’s six over cover in the 17th over sealed the deal for KKR, much to the delight of the home crowd.

With this impressive win, KKR reaffirmed their dominance in the tournament and signaled their intent to contend for the title.

The team’s all-round performance, both with the ball and the bat, showcased their formidable capabilities and solidified their position as serious contenders in the tournament.

Publish Date : 30 April 2024 08:09 AM

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