IPL 2022: Avesh Khan throws brilliant ball for 18th time against super giants Lucknow beat SunRisers Hyderabad in 12 turns

Lucknow Super Giants paid 25 times its base price of Rs 20 lakh to get Avesh Khan’s services in IPL-15. The move was well worth it as his stellar bowling served as the catalyst for his team’s 12-game win over Sunrisers Hyderabad on Monday. Heading for the lucrative T20 tournament as the most expensive Indian player ever, Avesh picked up 4 big sticks in just 24 runs and beat his stellar 18th to turn the game over. decision making in favor of LSG.

Claimed to beat first, captains KL Rahul and Deepak Hooda hit a useful half-century to lift the Lucknow Super Giants to 169th on seven points after a disastrous start.

Pursuing 170, Kane Williamson’s renewal (16) gave him two legs and six but he paid the price for going overboard, his ramp shot Avesh found an Andrew Tye slipped good short in fourth round with SRH reading 25 for a .

Avesh caused Abhishek Sharma’s downfall with a change in speed when the hitter couldn’t read it while trying to catch him.

As Sharma returned to the arena, Aiden Markram from the previous round stepped onto the field to join Rahul Tripathi in the middle, and the two began rebuilding the SRH rounds.

Placed in 51 for two late in the seventh, Tripathi used Tye’s pace to hit the Australian for three innings and then, using his wrist, smashed Krunal Pandya (2/27) with six good feet. However, a pretty 10th result came in, followed by Markram’s sacking, pitcher being Krunal.

Going strong with 44 out of 30 balls, Tripathi managed to sweep Krunal and hit the deep midpoint where Ravi Bishnoi was stationed. Nicholas Pooran beat Krunal in the long run for six and then pushed Jason Holder (3/34) in 15 runs to bring the equation down to 50 making for the final 30 balls.

Andrew Tye kept it pretty tight in round 17, running no more than eight times, before Pooran rammed Avesh Khan over the deep square to reach the max.

However, Avesh got the last laugh when Pooran misjudged his knee-high throw.

Before that, after his team lost three shots in just 27 runs in a power game, Rahul (68 shots from 50 balls) found a possible ally in Hooda (51 shots out of 33). ball) and an additional 87 times for the fourth stroke to revive the round.

Rahul hit six times six, while Hooda found the fence three times and also broke it three times.

Coming back from a long break after playing the opening game last Tuesday, SRH got off to a dream start and put the Super Giants in a lot of trouble early on.

Coming back strong after his team’s crushing defeat to the Rajasthan Royals, Washington Sundar (February 28) was given a new serve and he served in his first, and second, game of SRH, knocking out. dangerously dropped Quinton de Kock as he left the field -a bowling breakthrough on a grass field caused Kane Williamson to miss twice as Bhuvneshwar Kumar started the procedure.

A successful return to power play despite playing a lot in the previous game, Washington let de Kock (1) chip a table to Williamson in hiding.

Minutes later, Washington left Evin Lewis (1) stuck in front of the racket frame after the sly West India smash failed to execute his tagline sweep. It was another big hit for SRH as Lewis’ thrashed a dazzling win over the Chennai Super Kings last Thursday.

Manish Pandey beat Romario Shepherd by four and six but then, with one too many, ended with a catch in the middle of the final that left LSG in a worrying predicament.

Driven by early success, Williamson made frequent bowling changes but he could have delayed at least a little in introducing the attacking T Natarajan while choosing the innocuous part-timer. penalty of Abdul Samad at DY Patil Stadium.

Pacy Umran Malik consistently hit 145 kmps but also leaked multiple runs, allowing KL Rahul and Deepak Hooda to stabilize and revive the LSG rounds.

Withstanding early reversals, the duo Rahul and Hooda completed their task professionally, finding boundaries as well as running singles and sometimes 100 starting in 14th while Malik went 16 laps.

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Shepherd broke off the partnership when he let Hooda capture the worm to signal the arrival of Ayush Badoni (19 years 12), who had entered the boundary trench.

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