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LSG 33-0 (4 ovs) vs SRH 156-7 | SCORECARD

Spinner Dubey continues as Markram continues the charge by lofting the third ball over mid-off for a boundary.

Four singles from the rest of the over as Dubey goes for eight in his second over.

Jaydev Unadkat replaces Reddy, who was hit for three fours in his first over.

A single to Marsh from the first ball before Markram heaves the third ball over long-on for a six.

Singles off the last two balls as LSG race to 33 for no loss in four overs, with Markram stroking 23 and Marsh on 10.

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