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4
6
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6
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0
= 20
Match Details
DB vs DGL 14th Match, T10 League 2022
DB
122-410.0
Deccan Gladiators won by 18 runs 🏆
DGL
10.0140-2
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That's it from our coverage of match 14 of the Abu Dhabi T10 League. Ninaad Dixit here signing off on behalf of my co-commentator Deepak Prakash and scorer Paras Yadav. Time to take your leave. Stay tuned for more cricket action from around the world.
Nicholas Pooran (Deccan Gladiators Captain): "Its a really good wicket and they really came close over there. TKC was fantastic today. Well played to him. He is getting a good start since the last couple of days and went big today. We won so yeah its nice. T10 game is always nice to get some freebies in some wides. Extra runs are important in this short format."
Tom Kohler-Cadmore: "You get freedom to hit in this format. Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't. Tonight was my night, it was all about cashing in and I did. Either its your night or its going to be their night. We back everyone in the change room and I am clear about my role which is to get off with a flier. It gives my confidence in my batting."
Tom Kohler-Cadmore is the player of the match.
Suresh Raina: "I am very delighted to play here and I am really enjoying this format, I wish I could have played earlier. We played a fantastic game. The bowlers performed especially well. This event was my first time attending, and it was a great experience. Each member of the team is contributing to the process. The environment in the team is excellent as well. Will undoubtedly join the crew in celebrating the birthday. My family is also present."
A brilliant batting effort from the Deccan Gladiators gives them a 18-run win in match number 14 of the Abu Dhabi T10 League. Delhi Bulls were captained by Rilee Rossouw ahead of DJ Bravo who didn't feature in this match.
Rossouw called it right at the toss and elected to bowl first. Jason Roy continued his terrible run of form getting out for another single figure score. Tom Kohler-Cadmore was in great form today and was looking good for a century until the last over but ended with an unbeaten 82 off just 33 deliveries hitting six sixes and 8 fours in the knock.
Skipper Nicholas Pooran also hit hard and scored 34 off 17, Overall 9 sixes were hit in the first innings as the Gladiators totaled the highest score of the season so far finishing at 140/2. Imad Wasim bowled his 2 overs at the top and finished with 1/17.
The second innings started on a good note for the Gladiators as the two openers Rahkeem Cornwall (2 off 4) and Tom Banton (12 off 8) were sent back in the hut pretty early. Skipper Rilee Rossouw (28 off 15) and Tim David (48 off 24) added 79 runs for the third wicket but it wasn't enough as the dot balls kept increasing the pressure on the Bulls batters.
David and Rossouw also failed to get going mistiming most of the shots in the middle overs. Josh Little was at his best and finished with 2/11 in his 2 overs. David Wiese bowled a single over and conceded 8 runs and picked up a wicket. Andre Russell also chipped in a wicket conceding 26 in his spell.
The Gladiators now climb back on the top of the points table. Delhi Bulls are placed fifth with 3 points to their name. Stay tuned for the post match coverage.
Rossouw called it right at the toss and elected to bowl first. Jason Roy continued his terrible run of form getting out for another single figure score. Tom Kohler-Cadmore was in great form today and was looking good for a century until the last over but ended with an unbeaten 82 off just 33 deliveries hitting six sixes and 8 fours in the knock.
Skipper Nicholas Pooran also hit hard and scored 34 off 17, Overall 9 sixes were hit in the first innings as the Gladiators totaled the highest score of the season so far finishing at 140/2. Imad Wasim bowled his 2 overs at the top and finished with 1/17.
The second innings started on a good note for the Gladiators as the two openers Rahkeem Cornwall (2 off 4) and Tom Banton (12 off 8) were sent back in the hut pretty early. Skipper Rilee Rossouw (28 off 15) and Tim David (48 off 24) added 79 runs for the third wicket but it wasn't enough as the dot balls kept increasing the pressure on the Bulls batters.
David and Rossouw also failed to get going mistiming most of the shots in the middle overs. Josh Little was at his best and finished with 2/11 in his 2 overs. David Wiese bowled a single over and conceded 8 runs and picked up a wicket. Andre Russell also chipped in a wicket conceding 26 in his spell.
The Gladiators now climb back on the top of the points table. Delhi Bulls are placed fifth with 3 points to their name. Stay tuned for the post match coverage.
OVER 10
Delhi Bulls
122/4
Keemo Paul
14(8)
Dominic Drakes
1(1)
Joshua Little
2-11(2.0)
9.6 J Little to K Paul
0 A dot ball to finish the game. Good length ball a tad outside the off and Paul with a swing and a miss. Deccan Gladiators thumped the Delhi Bulls by 18 runs.
9.6 J Little to K Paul
WD WIDE!! Good length ball down the leg, wide signaled.
9.5 J Little to K Paul
2 Good length ball on the off and Paul pulls it hard and gets it off the inside half of the bat and the ball rolls down to the backward square leg for a couple of runs.
9.4 J Little to K Paul
0 Good length ball, pace on, Paul with a swing and a miss.
9.3 J Little to K Paul
0 Slower ball around the good length area, Paul with a swing and a miss.
9.2 J Little to D Drakes
1 Good length ball down the leg and Drakes with a big swing wear it on the pads and completes a single.
9.1 J Little to R Rossouw
W WICKET!! CAUGHT!! Good length ball angling in and Rossouw on the front foot looks to clear it over the extra cover infield but didn't get the elevation required as Jason Roy at short extra cover runs to his back and plucks it.
23 off the last over. Few big hits might do it for the Bulls. The batter would be on pressure first ball. Rilee Rossouw will be the one facing as Josh Little prepares to bowl.
OVER 9
Delhi Bulls
118/3
Keemo Paul
12(4)
Rilee Rossouw
28(14)
Andre Russell
1-26(2.0)
8.6 A Russell to K Paul
2 Fuller ball on the pads and Paul flicks it to the fine leg for a couple of runs to end the over.
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