LSG qualify for the play-offs in Tata IPL 2022-cricketmovie.com

Tata IPL: LSG qualify for the playoffs after beating KKR in last ball thriller. They beat Kolkata by 2 runs in 66th game of Tata IPL. Now I will share the details of this IPL game match in my way.

66th game (Lucknow Super Giants Vs Kolkata Knight Riders)
Game Date: 18th May 2022
Details:
Lucknow Super Giants captain KL Rahul won the toss and elected to bat first in the 66th game of IPL 2022 against Kolkata Knight Riders at Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Mumbai. LSG made 3 changes and included Manan Vohra, Evin Lewis and K Gowtham in the place of injured Krunal Pandya, Dusmantha Chameera and Ayush Badoni.

KKR made one force change and debutant Abhijeet Tomar is playing today in the place of injured Ajinkya Rahane.

Lucknow Super Giants scored 210/0 runs in their 20 overs after batting first. That was sensational from de Kock who has steamrolled the KKR attack on a pitch that doesn’t look like the most conducive for strokeplay. You wouldn’t have been able to say that though watching him bat. Absolute carnage at the end there. 61 runs were plundered off the last three overs, and that assault may have taken the game out of KKR’s reach. He was given a life early in his innings and man hasn’t he made them pay for it. Be it pace or spin de Kock smashed everything. And with that he might’ve smashed KKR’s hopes of staying alive. Quinton de Kock scored 140* runs of 70 balls and Skipper KL Rahul scored 68* runs of 51 balls. No any bowlers picks any wickets.

Kolkata Knight Riders unable to chased the target and scored 208/8 in their 20 overs and lost the game by just 2 runs. Phew! What-a-game!! Certainly wasn’t for the faint-hearted, this encounter. So many ebbs and flows, so many momentum shifts and at the end of it all, LSG are home by the narrowest of margins. The target always seemed a stiff one for this surface, but KKR never gave up. When they lost their openers early, Rana and Iyer stepped up. Billings also chipped in and at the halfway mark, the chase was well and truly on. But then LSG’s defending skills came to the fore with the run rate being squeezed. Wickets started tumbling and once Russell fell, you thought surely, KKR were down for the count. Enter Rinku Singh and along with Narine, made a game out of it from nowhere. 61 were needed off 19, it came down to 21 off the last over, and Rinku made it 3 off 2. Surely, KKR would have fancied getting home from there. But that line catches win matches isn’t without a reason you know. Lewis grabbed an absolute screamer to send Rinku back and then Stoinis held his nerve to see LSG through. A T20 classic for the ages, this clash. Skipper Shreyas Iyer scored 50 runs of 29 balls and Nitish Rana score 42 runs of 22 balls. For LSG, Mohsin Khan & Stoinis picks 3 wickets each.

LSG: 210/0 in 20 overs
KKR: 208/8 in 20 overs

Result: Lucknow Super Giants won by 2 runs
Man of the Match: Quinton De Kock

Stats
KL Rahul has been dismissed for 10 or less for 12 times since the start of 2018 – six of those have come in this season alone and four of those in his last five innings

Shreyas Iyer has only 115 runs in his last 6 innings, at an average of 19.17 and a SR of 104.55

Sunil Narine has an ER of only 5.48 this season

Most 500+ run seasons in IPL:
6 D Warner
5 V Kohli/ S Dhawan/ KL Rahul
KL Rahul is the second player to do so in five successive editions after Warner who did so in six.

De Kock last five innings vs KKR
78*(44)
2(6)
55(42)
50(29)
140*(70)

– First time this season both LSG openers have reached 50 in the same innings.

Highest partnerships for any wicket against KKR
170*Rahul – De Kock 1st wkt Mumbai DYP 2022
167*Rohit – Gibbs 2nd wkt Kolkata 2012
139 Warner – Shikhar 1st wkt Hyderabad 2017

IPL hundreds for de Kock
108 DC vs RCB Bengaluru 2016
140*LSG vs KKR Mumbai DYP 2022

Highest partnerships for any wicket in IPL
229 Kohli – De Villiers RCB v GL Bengaluru 2016
215*Kohli – De Villiers RCB v MI Mumbai WS 2015
210*Rahul – De Kock LSG v KKR Mumbai DYP 2022

First time a team has batted entire 20 overs in IPL without losing a wicket.

Highest individual scores in IPL
175* C Gayle RCB v PWI Bengaluru 2013
158* B McCullum KKR v RCB Bengaluru 2008
140* Q de Kock LSG v KKR Mumbai DYP 2022
133* AB de Villiers RCB v MI Mumbai WS 2015
132* KL Rahul PK v RCB Dubai 2020

210* is higest opening stand in the IPL history.

Two runs is the fewest victory margin for a team that scored 200+ batting first in IPL.

That’s all from 66th game of the IPL 2022 and hope you all will like this information. We will be back tomorrow with the details of 67th game which is being played between Gujarat Titans Vs Royal Challengers Bangalore.

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