The match between Bengaluru and Lucknow on Tuesday saw some brilliant moments. Digesh Rathi runout to Jitesh Sharma on a non-striker end. Later, Captain Rishabh Pant withdrew the appeal. Jitesh was caught out on Rathi's no ball. Pant hit a six -handed six, which the security guard caught.
In IPL's last league match at Ikana Cricket Stadium, Bengaluru won the toss and chose to bowl. Lucknow lost 227 for 3 in 20 overs. In reply, Bengaluru finished the target of 228 for 4 in 18.4 overs.
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1. Jitesh took a review after Kohli refused
The Bangalore team lost the review in the first over. The fifth ball of Nuwan Tushara's over hit Michelle Marsh's pad, but the field umpire rejected the appeal. In this case, Bangalore captain Jitesh Sharma took the DRS even after Virat Kohli's denial. The replay found that the ball touched the inside edge of the bat. Tushara gave 11 runs in this over.
Nuwan Thushara appeals against Mitchell Marsh.
2. Thushara's ball broke Britzki's helmet, went to four
While laying the third over in Lucknow batting, Nuwan Thushara's ball played on Matthew Britzkey's helmet. Here Nuvan threw the third ball of the length short. Britzucky went to the bridge and the ball hit his helmet and hit four. The physio then came to the field and examined it.
However, on the second ball, Thushara bowled Britzki for 14 runs. He threw the ball on the Yorker Lanth. Britzkey was only able to score 14 runs in his IPL debut.
Nuwan Thushara bowled Britzki.
3. Fifty from Marsh's Six Mitchell Marsh completed his fifty in the 14th over. He scored a fifty in 31 balls. Suyash Sharma completed his fifty by scoring a six on the second ball of the over.
Mitchell Marsh played 67 off 37 balls.
4. Pant hit a six -handed six, which security guard caught
Pant scored two consecutive boundaries on the fourth and fifth balls. Including one fours and one six. He hit a six -handed six on the ball.
- Four on the fourth ball: Suyash Sharma throws a full length ball outside the stump. Pant played a shot towards extra cover in his special estimation and hit fours.
- Sixer on the fifth ball: Pant played a loud shot on Suyash's fifth ball. The ball was on length, but Pant hit him a six to Long On. Here the security guard standing outside the boundary caught a brilliant catch.
Pant hit a six -handed six.
5. Pant completed his century with fours and jumped and celebrated
Lucknow captain Rishabh Pant completed his century in the 18th over. He hit the fifth ball of the over against Bhubaneswar Kumar and completed his century in 54 balls. This is his second century in his IPL. Earlier, he scored a century in 2018 while playing from Delhi. After scoring a century, Rishabh Pant celebrates the Acrobatic jump.
Rishabh Pant played an unbeaten 118 -run innings.
6. Orurk took 2 wickets off 2 balls, Patidar-Livingstone Out
William Orurk took 2 wickets in two consecutive balls, throwing the 8th over.
- On the fifth ball of the Fifth, Rajat Patidar was caught out by Abdul Samad. Patidar could only score 14 runs.
Rajat Patidar was caught out with 14 runs. Abdul Samad caught it.
- Ork LBW out to Liam Livingstone on the last ball. Livingston could not open the account.
Will Ork took 2 wickets but gave up 74 runs.
7. O'Rork missed a hat-trick, Jitesh survived the run-out
William in the 14th over missed William Orurk Hatrick. He dismissed Patidar and Livingstone on the last two balls of the 8th over. He was on a hat -trick on the first ball of the 14th over, but Jitesh Sharma took the same run.
Jitesh survived the last ball. He played in Orurke's last ball to Third Man. Mayank Agarwal ran to run on the other end. Jitesh was not ready for this, but Mayank had gone a long way. In this case, Jitesh ran to the non-striking end. Here, Digesh Rathi had the opportunity to out with a straight throw, but he missed.
Ork lost the opportunity to run out of Jitesh Sharma.
8. Jitesh caught on No-Ball, completed his fifty with six
Jitesh Sharma completed his fifty in the 17th over. He finished his fifty by scoring a six on Digesh Rathi's ball. He was caught on the first ball, but the third umpire gave a no-ball. Rathi threw the first ball out of the over of the over, Jitesh played a cut shot and was caught out by Ayush Badoni, who was standing on the point. Later, when the umpire investigated, it was discovered that Rathi's back foot was moving the sideline, which led to the ball being declared and Jitesh survived.
After Jitesh was dismissed, Digesh started celebrating.
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On the last ball of the 17th over, Digesh Rathi runs out to Jitesh Sharma on a non-striker end. The fielding team appealed, but Rishabh Pant showed the game and withdrew the appeal. Here Jitesh Pant embraced. In fact, Jitesh was out of the crease and if Pant had not withdrawn the appeal, he would have been out because his bat was in the air when the stump was over. Jitesh then scored 85 runs and won the team by scoring a six in the 19th over.
Digesh Rathi runout to Jitesh Sharma on a non-striker end.
Jitesh Sharma is confused with Rishabh Pant.
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