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Gujarat Lions vs Royal Challengers Bangalore, 20th Match, Indian Premier League, 2017 - Player PerformanceGL vs RCB, 20th Match, Indian Premier League, 2017 - Player Performance

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suresh-raina

Suresh Raina

23(8)

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Runs23(8)
SR287.50
6s2
4s2
2s0
1s3
Dots1

Suresh Raina vs Bowlers

Bowler
B
R
D
4s
6s
SR
Sreenath Aravind
4
17
0
1
2
425.0
Yuzvendra ChahalW
4
6
1
1
0
150.0
Suresh Raina

In Indian Premier League, 2017

T20
Stats
Value
Matches
14
Innings
14
Runs
442
5
Balls
307
HS
84
14
Avg
40.18
10
SR
143.97
23
Not Out
3
Dots
72
Fours
42
6
Sixes
13
19
Fifties
3
5
Hundreds
0
Nineties
0
Ducks
0

Commentary

3.5
Chahal to Brendon McCullum, 1 run, keeps the bat dead vertical and pats it past the bowler to a deepish mid-off for a quick single
3.34
Chahal to Raina, FOUR, the slogs continue. This time off Raina's bat. Walks himself into the line, sees the defensive trajectory on the pads and just whips it off an angled blade. A bounce into the fence behind square
3.2
Chahal to Brendon McCullum, 1 run, much flatter, another one of the sitting slogs attempted out here. Too flat and scoots under the edge of the bat taking a bit of it in the process to the man at 45 behind square
2.5
Aravind to Brendon McCullum, 1 run, watches a back away and follows him with a tying up back of a length stuff. A late guide towards point in the end
2.36
Aravind to Raina, SIX, just when we assumed the earlier flick was good, this one gets even better. Plonks his front leg forward to a pitched up delivery right in the slot and keeps the bat face full in lofting it with all the elegance. Down the ground
2.26
Aravind to Raina, SIX, hoisted. And with sheer timing. A slider this from Aravind onto the pads further amplified by a shuffling across Raina, who picks and posts it over the long leg ropes
2.1
Aravind to Brendon McCullum, 1 run, on a good length and angling across the stumps. Around the fourth stump line and a soft handed push towards cover follows
1.4
Chahal to Brendon McCullum, 1 run, some air for a change on the ball. A backing away and a crash to extra cover
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