Dickock’s strong innings, heavy on Rajasthan, KKR won with sixes

New Delhi. Kolkata Knight Riders defeated Rajasthan Royals by 8 wickets after the best innings of Quinton Dickock after his/her bowlers’ performance. This is KKR’s first win in IPL this season 2 matches while Rajasthan lost in the second consecutive match. The KKR team, captained by Ajinkya Rahane, chased the target of 152 runs set by Rajasthan Royals scored 153 runs at the loss of 2 wickets in 17.3 overs. Quinton Dickock played an important role in KKR’s victory. Dickock played a brilliant half -century innings. he/she hit KKR by hitting a six.

Quinton Dickock scored an unbeaten 97 off 61 balls with the help of 8 fours and 6 sixes while Angkrish Raghuvanshi contributed 22 runs. KKR did not start well and Moin Ali, who was included in place of Sunil Naren, was dismissed for just 5 runs. After this, captain Ajinkya Rahane returned to the pavilion after scoring 18 runs off 15 balls.

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Earlier, Varun Chakraborty and Moin Ali’s Kolkata Knight Riders’ spin pair performed brilliantly and stopped Rajasthan Royals at a minor score of 151 runs for 9 wickets. In this match, Moin got a chance to make his/her debut in this match due to the health of the team’s veteran Sunil Narayan. he/she took good support of Varun Chakraborty with two wickets for 23 runs in four overs, who took two wickets for just 17 runs. For Rajasthan Royals, Dhruv Jurael scored the highest 33 runs. Yashasvi Jaiswal contributed 29 and captain Ryan Parag contributed 25 runs.

The ball was stopping on the pitch of Barasapara Maidan. And after getting the first batting invitation, the batsmen of Rajasthan were seen struggling to reconcile their home ground. Chakraborty and Ali, immediately after the powerplay, demolished the middle order of Royals by taking two wickets in consecutive overs. Fast bowler Vaibhav Arora (33/2) remained expensive but he/she took two important wickets. Royals’ regular captain Sanju Samson (13 runs off 11 balls) was dismissed from Yorker in Powerplay and then dismissed Shubham Dubey (nine) as impact player cheaply.

Harshit Rana (36/2) bowled brilliantly in the last over. After finishing Dhruv Jurlel’s 28 -ball innings, he/she played the dangerous Shimron Hetmyer for just seven runs. Jofra Archer scored a fast innings of 16 runs off seven balls to reach the team of 150 runs. he/she became a victim of Spencer Johnson (42/1) in the last over. Rajasthan’s team was in good position after scoring 54 runs for one wicket after the powerplay. Ryan was present at the crease with Jaiswal at this time. Worker captain Ryan expressed his/her intentions by hitting sixes against Harshit and Vaibhav.

Jaiswal ended the power play by hitting a six after getting a life for 19 runs. The Chakravarti dismissed Ryan on a ball at a speed of 113 km per hour in the seventh over, while Moin turned the match to turn to Jaiswal. The England all -rounder continued his/her influence and dismissed Vanindu Hasranga (four), who was sent to bat at number five. After falling 4 wickets for 15 runs, the innings of Royals could not catch speed and the team failed to score a big score.