Over 4.1: Boundary!. Mustafizur Rahman to Lokesh Rahul, |
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Over 4.2: No runs. Mustafizur Rahman to Lokesh Rahul, |
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Over 4.3: No runs. Mustafizur Rahman to Lokesh Rahul, |
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Over 4.4: He is Caught. Mustafizur Rahman to Lokesh Rahul, |
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Over 4.5: No runs. Mustafizur Rahman to Devdutt Padikkal, |
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Over 4.6: No runs. Mustafizur Rahman to Devdutt Padikkal, |
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Over 14.1: Single. Mustafizur Rahman to Nicholas Pooran, |
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Over 14.2: Single. Mustafizur Rahman to Marcus Stoinis, |
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Over 14.3: Boundary!. Mustafizur Rahman to Nicholas Pooran, |
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Over 14.4: Single. Mustafizur Rahman to Nicholas Pooran, |
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Over 14.5: Sixer!. Mustafizur Rahman to Marcus Stoinis, |
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Over 14.6: No runs. Mustafizur Rahman to Marcus Stoinis, |
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Over 16.1: No runs. Mustafizur Rahman to Marcus Stoinis, |
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Over 16.2: Single. Mustafizur Rahman to Marcus Stoinis, |
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Over 17.1 Mustafizur Rahman bowls a good length delivery to Marcus Stoinis, no run, gets forward and tries to swing across the line but misses. |
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Over 17.2 Mustafizur Rahman bowls a good length delivery to Marcus Stoinis,Six! Stood still in his crease before swatting this half-tracker over deep mid-wicket, he moved on to 98 |
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Over 17.3 Mustafizur Rahman bowls a yorker right into the blockhole to Marcus Stoinis, no run, stays deep inside the crease and pushed it just outside the wide line, Stoinis let it go but it was never going to be a wide, review lost as well! |
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Over 17.4 Mustafizur Rahman bowls a pitched-up delivery to Marcus Stoinis, 2 runs, gets forward and reached out and carved it away to deep point for a couple |
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Over 17.5 Mustafizur Rahman bowls a pitched up delivery to Marcus Stoinis,1 run, comes on to the front foot and looked to go over extra cover but got no timing, hit the toe end and went towards wide long-off |
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Over 17.6 Mustafizur Rahman bowls it short of length to Deepak Hooda, Six! Gets used the pace and angle to heave it away over deep backward square leg, and just about went over the man on the ropes, he even got his fingertips to it |
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Over 19.1 Mustafizur Rahman to Marcus Stoinis,Six! Stays deep in his crease and this ends up being a juicy half-volley, he swings hard and sends it sailing over long-on for six |
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Over 19.2 Mustafizur Rahman to Marcus Stoinis, Boundary! Stays still and deep in his crease again, somehow manages to get under this and drills it straight back over the bowler |
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Over 19.3 Mustafizur Rahman to Marcus Stoinis, No ball and Boundary! Came down the track and threw his hands at it and got a thick outside edge, the short third man was very fine and it raced away past his right |
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Over 19.3 Mustafizur Rahman // to Marcus Stoinis, Boundary! Moved right across his stumps and pulled it away behind square on the leg-side, no one out there and it goes for four |
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Lucknow Super Giants won by 6 wickets |
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Ruturaj Gaikwad | CSK Captain: Tough pill to swallow, but good game of cricket. LSG played really well in the back end. We had the game in control till 13-14 overs, but Stoinis played a great innings. (On dew) It played a part, there was a huge amount of dew and it took our spinners out of the game. We could have otherwise controlled the game better and taken it deeper. But these are parts of the game, can’t control it. Jaddu is batting at number 4 since we lost the second wicket within the powerplay. (On Dube’s entry point) Our thinking is clear that after the powerplay if there is a wicket, Shivam will come out to bat. We can’t force batters to get out after. To be honest, I thought our target wasn’t enough, it was just about par because of the dew we’ve seen during our practice sessions. But credit to the way LSG batted. |
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KL Rahul | LSG Captain: Very special, especially when it’s a game like that. We were way behind the game when we were batting so it was very special to pull it off. It was a fresh start, both teams started off at 0. Different conditions here. I think they started off really well and put us under pressure. 170-180 would’ve been a great total here but they batted really well. Full credit to Stoinis. It was not just power hitting, it was very clever batting. He picked his bowlers and played very well. (On sending Stoinis at 3) We felt like we needed to be braver and capitalize the powerplay and needed 1 power-hitter in the top-3. I’ve realized that T20 cricket has changed in the past couple of years, 170-180 doesn’t always cut it. You need to go harder in the powerplay and the impact player rule also gives you a bit more depth. (On the change to his own batting) Haven't played much T20 cricket so happy that it’s coming off. There’s no set plan, apart from the openers, everyone else is ready to go out whenever we feel it's right. We’re going to keep it flexible. (On his catch earlier) Not bad, not bad… I hope I get the catch of the tournament award (smiles), I was just being modest. |
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Marcus Stoinis | Player of the Match: In these competitions, there are plenty of better opening batters better than me so I’ll leave it to them. It’s not just go go go, there were some bowlers we wanted to target and some bowlers we wanted to be more cautious against. There was a phase where I wasn’t able to hit the boundaries so it was great Pooran could come in and take the pressure off. Lots of ebbs and flows just tried to keep it in control. You’re planning and structuring, you're not liking certain bowlers and you’re liking others more. I do think T20 cricket is changing, the scores that have been scored, the impact player role and how teams are taking on the bowlers. I’ve got a great relationship with the coach (Australian Head coach), me not getting a contract, I knew that long ago. It’s great to let the kids come in and get an opportunity, I’m happy to let them take my spot. But on the playing front, I’d like to play and contribute. |
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