Abhishek Sharma Dodges Early Exit: Yash Thakur’s Error Changes SRH’s Fate

Sports News: The thrill of cricket was at its peak when a left -handed batsman chased the target and played an explosive innings of 141 runs. The team had a target of 246 runs and this batsman wreaked havoc in just 55 balls with the help of 14 fours and 10 skyscraper sixes. The strike rate was 256.36 - That is, this innings was no less than a nightmare for the bowlers.

Many times found opportunities, full of luck

The batsman got life several times during this banging innings. Many times the catch fell in a place where no fielder was present. Once, even the run out was narrowly saved. But the most important of all of these was the opportunity that blew the senses of the entire Punjab Kings. This opportunity came when it seemed that the journey of the batsman had stopped.

Third umpire changed the story

Punjab Kings fast bowler Yash Thakur was throwing an over, which took a big turn. In the first three balls of the over, the batsman scored 10 runs with the help of a fours and six. Then tried to play a big shot on the fourth ball and the ball went towards the deep point, where the fielder Shashank Singh caught a brilliant dive and caught the catch.

The entire ground was drowned in silence, Punjab players and viewers were drowned in celebration. But the matter reached the third umpire and came here that the moment that broke the desire of Punjab. The third umpire rejected the catch, calling the batsman not out. On hearing this decision, the batsman returned to the crease smiling and there was disappointment on the faces of Punjab.

Batsman narrowly escaped even more times

In this innings, there were some opportunities in the past where luck supported. Yuzvendra Chahal left his catch on the first ball of the eighth over on the first ball of the third over and on the first ball of the eighth over. Every time Kismet supported him and finally the same contribution proved decisive in deciding the direction of the match.This match showed that not only the bat, luck also plays a big role in cricket. Abhishek sharma's innings became an example not only to score runs, but also to capitalize on opportunities.