Lucknow: Lokesh Rahul beat his former franchise Lucknow super giant and scored 5,000 points in the Indian Premier League on Tuesday.
Rahul defeated 42 goals 161-2 in 17.5 matches with 3 fours and three sixes in 42 goals, and joined the Gujarat Titans with 12 points in six wins, joining the Gujarat Titans, joining the Gujarat Titans, joining the Gujarat Titans, and joining the Gujarat Titans, and earning an unbeaten 57 goals with a score of 161-2.
Opening match Abishek Porel scored 51 goals in the offensive run in Delhi as outside kicker Aiden Markram won 30 runs.
Earlier, Lucknow was unable to take advantage of Markram (52) and Mitchell Marsh’s (45) 87 open 60 goals, and was limited to 159-6, while Fast Bowler Mukesh Kumar returned with an impressive number of 4-33.
Lucknow won five wins and four losses, ranking fifth.
Rahul controls the chase when Delhi recorded an exciting one-time defeat to Lucknow earlier this season, but has taken control of Lucknow with Captain Axar Patel since his first game.
Rahul became the fastest batsman to complete 5,000 runs in the IPL as he entered the landmark in 130 innings. David Warner completed the milestone record in 135 innings.
After losing Karun Nair to Markram for the fourth time on the run, Rahul resumes his chase with Porel. When Porel lifted the first half of the season from 33 balls, they hit back against leg spinner Ravi Bishnoi.
With 55 goals needed, Patel beat four sixes in 34 unbeaten in 20 goals, while Rahul completed his half-century 40 to guide his home in Delhi.
Despite Patel (0-29) bowling, Kumar derailed Lucknow Markram and Mitchell provided a solid platform for Lucknow in the first half.
“In power games, we didn’t take the wicket, we controlled it,” Patel said. “I had an injury problem earlier, which hindered my bowling, but now I’m better, I take the responsibility for bowling.”
Markram is more aggressive than Mitchell, hitting three sixes and two boundaries before Sri Lanka’s Dushmanta Chameera hit his first game of the season, which left him caught above the tenth.
Kumar’s clean swamp bowling with a great Jorker, also canceled Abdul Samad, who struggled to keep the momentum and fell 2.
Kumar then returned to the finals to clean bowling Ayush Badoni (36), who continued to move forward as he dragged the ball back onto the stump, while defeating the fast bowler.
Pant unexpectedly relegated himself until the fifth wicket left two goals in the inning. The lefty missed the first ball he faced from Kumar and was fired in a strange way.
“Our game is short 20,” Pant said. “The people who bowl first get a lot of help from the wicket… It always happens in Lucknow, and the wicket gets better in the second round
