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Punjab Kings vs Mumbai Indians, 34th Match, Indian Premier League, 2018 - Player PerformancePBKS vs MI, 34th Match, Indian Premier League, 2018 - Player Performance

In This Match

karun-nair

Karun Nair

23(12)

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Runs23(12)
SR191.67
6s2
4s1
2s0
1s0
Dots0

12.3

W

Yuvraj run out (Lewis/Ishan Kishan)

Krunal Pandya to Nair, out Yuvraj Run Out!! Third umpire called in for a run-out check but Yuvi has already started walking. Oh jeez! Yuvraj is nowhere in the frame. Goner! Unnecessary wicket. There was never a run there, to be honest. "Crazy running" was the comment from Haydos on air. There was a mix-up between both batsmen in the last over as well. Dropped in front of point, they set off for a single. Yuvi's bat got stuck in the turf and a flat, neat throw from Lewis to the keeper. Kishan does the rest. Yuvraj run out (Lewis/Ishan Kishan) 14(14) [6s-1]

Karun Nair vs Bowlers

Bowler
B
R
D
4s
6s
SR
Ben Cutting
4
13
0
1
1
325.0
Mitchell McClenaghanW
3
7
1
0
1
233.3
Mayank Markande
3
2
1
0
0
66.7
Krunal Pandya
2
1
1
0
0
50.0
Karun Nair

In Indian Premier League, 2018

T20
Stats
Value
Matches
13
Innings
12
Runs
301
24
Balls
221
HS
54
34
Avg
25.08
39
SR
136.20
39
Not Out
0
Dots
69
Fours
23
26
Sixes
13
23
Fifties
2
17
Hundreds
0
Nineties
0
Ducks
0

Commentary

15.6W
McClenaghan to Nair, out Caught by Hardik Pandya!! Nair was iffy with his running right from the start, rode his luck but finally perishes now. Fullish on off, Nair backed away aiming to go inside-out over extra cover. Doesn't get the timing right and ends up hitting it towards Harik at long-off, who had to run to his left and gobbles it up. Made that look so easy, didn't he? Punjab continue to lose wickets in clusters. Nair c Hardik Pandya b McClenaghan 23(12) [4s-1 6s-2]
15.5
McClenaghan to Axar, 1 run, creamed away to long-off
15.26
McClenaghan to Nair, SIX, wowza! Nair sends one into the first tier. Poor delivery from McClenaghan, short without any purpose. Nair moves across his sticks, gets under it and hammers it behind square on the leg-side. Wonderful!
15.1
McClenaghan to Axar, 1 run, Axar gives the charge to McClenaghan, who upon seeing it, drops it short. Axar is hurried onto it and flat-bats it to long-on. On the bounce to Hardik
14.4
Markande to Nair, no run, tossed teasingly on the stumps, played back to the bowler
14.3
Markande to Axar, 1 run, lands the googly on a short of length, turns away a bit. Axar stays back and works it away to deep mid-wicket
13.6
Cutting to Nair, 1 run, slower balls in loop from Cutting, this time Nair rolls his wrists and pulls it away along the ground to deep mid-wicket
13.5
Cutting to Nair, 2 runs, shortish well outside off, Karun reaches out and slashes it to the left of sweeper cover, easy two nabbed
13.46
Cutting to Nair, SIX, whack! Too predictable lengths from Cutting. The slower ball, tad shorter. Nair picked it up early, employs his strong bottom-hand into play to muscle it over deep mid-wicket, clears the rope for a maximum
13.34
Cutting to Nair, FOUR, some fortune for Nair. Walked across and tried to slog it across the line. Gets a thick top-edge and it flies away to the third man fence. The fielder was inside the ring and had no chance
13.2
Cutting to Axar, 1 run, 114kph, goes full with the cutter. A little hold up in the pitch again but Axar manages to knock it softly to long-on
12.4
Krunal Pandya to Axar, 1 run, tossed on the stumps, Axar eases it down to long-on
12.3W
Krunal Pandya to Nair, out Yuvraj Run Out!! Third umpire called in for a run-out check but Yuvi has already started walking. Oh jeez! Yuvraj is nowhere in the frame. Goner! Unnecessary wicket. There was never a run there, to be honest. "Crazy running" was the comment from Haydos on air. There was a mix-up between both batsmen in the last over as well. Dropped in front of point, they set off for a single. Yuvi's bat got stuck in the turf and a flat, neat throw from Lewis to the keeper. Kishan does the rest. Yuvraj run out (Lewis/Ishan Kishan) 14(14) [6s-1]
12.2
Krunal Pandya to Yuvraj, 1 run, flighted teasingly, Yuvraj hacks it away to deep mid-wicket
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