Markram struggles

Sun, 08 May 2022

18:16

SRH 50-2 (8 ovs) vs RCB 192-3 (20 ovs)

Harshal in the attack now and two dots to start the over before Markram plays the ball to sweeper cover for a single.

Tripathi then plays the ball to the leg side for a single.

Markram then takes a single before Tripathi is dropped at short third man by Hazlewood and he gets a single as he plays across the line, squared up and gets the edge. He survives as 4 come off the over.

Left arm spinner Mahipal Lomror in the attack now and Markram and Tripathi take three singles off the first four balls before Tripathi pulls the ball over deep mid for a four. A dot to end the over as 7 come off it.

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