CSK Vs. KKR: – Rahane, Dube, and Conway completely outperform KKR

LThe IPL record for the most sixes in an inning (21), which was uncannily set on this day in 2013, was briefly in jeopardy of being broken. Just three runs separated Chennai Super Kings from that milestone, but they still amassed a record first-innings total at Eden Gardens because to heroic performances from Ajinkya Rahane, Shivam Dube, and Devon Conway.

In the first three overs, Kolkata Knight Riders lost two wickets, and for a large portion of their chase, they were forced to play catch-up. They eventually faltered to their fourth straight defeat. With five victories in seven games, MS Dhoni’s squad is presently in first place, two points ahead of a tie between five teams with eight points each

KKR stumble early

In the opening over of the chase, Narine performed an off-stump cartwheel, and in the second, N Jagadeesan was dismissed because of Ravindra Jadeja’s agility. Then, Moeen Ali and Jadeja hit in back-to-back overs after powerful swings from Venkatesh Iyer and Nitish Rana. After sweeping a full ball, Rana pulled a slog sweep to Gaikwad at deep midwicket, and Venkatesh was out leg before wicket

Sri Lankan flavour to finish

Roy continued in striking out. However, Maheesh Theekshana was out off the third ball
to a full delivery that dipped and slid underneath his strong swing after taking him for
two fours to start the 15th over. The win percentage for KKR was less than 1% even
after all that sorcery

You could tell the game was gone when Matheeshan Pathirana, a teammate of
Theekshana’s from Sri Lanka, sent back Andre Russell two overs later. And so it turned
out, in spite of everything Rinku Singh accomplished on the other end to achieve his
own half-century.

CSK 235 for 4 (Conway 56, Rahane 71, Dube 50, Khejroliya 2-44) beat KKR 186 for
8 (Rinku 53, Roy 61, Theekshana 2-32, Deshpande 2-44) by 49 runs

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