Karun Nair turned again the clock in essentially the most entertaining vogue for the Indian cricket followers on Monday along with his unbeaten knock of 124 in simply 48 balls for the Mysore Warriors towards the Mangalore Dragons within the Maharaja Trophy T20 match on the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru.
Put in to bat by Mangalore skipper Shreyas Gopal, the Mysore staff did not get off to a brisk begin by T20 requirements as they reached 61/2 in eight overs, with Samit Dravid becoming a member of skipper Nair within the center.
The duo added 36 runs within the subsequent 21 balls when Samit was cleaned up by Nischith Rao for 16, with the rating studying 97 for three in 11.three overs.
From there on, Nair, who has performed six Checks and two ODIs for India, put his foot on the accelerator and didnt’ look again.
The Warriors staff misplaced Sumit Kumar (15) within the 16th over, after which Nair and Manoj Bhandage (31 not out off 14 balls) went into the highest gear, hammering 85 runs within the final 29 balls to deflate the Dragons.
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Put in to bat by Mangalore skipper Shreyas Gopal, the Mysore staff did not get off to a brisk begin by T20 requirements as they reached 61/2 in eight overs, with Samit Dravid becoming a member of skipper Nair within the center.
The duo added 36 runs within the subsequent 21 balls when Samit was cleaned up by Nischith Rao for 16, with the rating studying 97 for three in 11.three overs.
From there on, Nair, who has performed six Checks and two ODIs for India, put his foot on the accelerator and didnt’ look again.
The Warriors staff misplaced Sumit Kumar (15) within the 16th over, after which Nair and Manoj Bhandage (31 not out off 14 balls) went into the highest gear, hammering 85 runs within the final 29 balls to deflate the Dragons.
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Nair ended up smashing 13 fours and 9 sixes in his 124 not out, which got here at a staggering strike price of 258.33.
In response, the Dragons had been no match for the Warriors and will solely attain 138 for 7 in 14 overs when rain got here to place an finish to the proceedings, ensuing within the Warriors’ 27-run win (VJD methodology).
Solely wicketkeeper-batsman Okay Siddharth (50 off 27 balls) and Nikin Jose (32 off 21 balls) confirmed some combat for the Dragons.
