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Match Details
GAW vs RGR, 8th T20, GSL 2024 live
GAW
102-10(19.1)
Rangpur Riders won by 15 runs 🏆
RGR
(20.0)117-10
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P'ship : 0(0)
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For now, this is Aditya Agarwal signing off on behalf of Karthik and our scorer/analyst Vishnu Verma. BYE , CHEERS!!
Nurul Hasan (Rangpur Riders Captain) : "When we lost early wickets, we discussed that 120 would be a good score on this wicket. We just talked about following the process and not worrying much about the result. We came back strong after losing 3-4 quick wickets. We lost 2-3 close matches and that is how cricket is. We would have been on top of the table if the results went our way."
Imran Tahir (Guyana Amazon Warriors Captain): "We dropped him a couple of times (About dropping Khushdil Shah). If we are not getting 118, have to look at ourselves in the mirror. It is such a poor performance from a professional side. We have got so many international players. Quite sad about it."
Khushdil Shah (POTM): "We lost four early wickets and I was in the crease in the third over itself. Looked to bat ball by ball. Tried to get a feel of the wicket. I was trying to bat till the end and get the team to a total of 110-120. After 10 overs, I felt that I could take on my match-ups. I got a few boundaries and that helped us to move forward. I was talking with the captain that the pitch is double-paced and it wasn't easy to take singles. On this type of wicket, it is one of my best knocks in league cricket."
Player of the Match - Khushdil Shah
Kamrul Islam Rabbi gets the 'Guyana Power Move' award for his first over which fetched three wickets.
Time for the Post Match Presentation!
08:05 AM IST and 10:35 PM Local Time | Rangpur Riders pull off a record win over Guyana Amazon Warriors as they defend the lowest-ever total on the Providence Stadium by a margin of 15 runs. They inch closer to the finals as well!
Earlier, Rangpur Riders won the toss and opted to bat first. This decision backfired them as the Warriors bowlers put them on the back foot from the very first ball. As a result, they ended the powerplay with a score of 25/4, with Dwaine Pretorius picking up 3 wickets out of the 4.
Khushdil Shah then came in at 6, and the Pakistani batter played a lone hand for his side with his splendid knock of 58 runs off 47 balls before getting out.
None of the batters apart from him contributed to the total. As a result, Rangpur Riders got bundled out on 117. Dwaine Pretorius was the pick of the bowlers for his side as he gave away 15 runs and bagged 3 wickets in his quota of 4 overs.
Chasing 118, Guyana Amazon Warriors got off to the worst start possible. Kamrul Islam Rabbi bowled a fine opening spell and got 3 back to back wickets for his side. Rangpur Riders got back into the game. Guyana Amazon Warriors ended the powerplay on a score of 34/5.
Shai Hope then chipped in with a 34-run stand for the sixth wicket with Gudakesh Motie to steady the ship for his side.
With 30 runs required in 24 balls, Harmeet Singh struck twice in the over and then Rishad Hossain bagged the all-important wicket of Shai Hope as the spinners turned the game on its head.
Kamrul Islam Rabbi then put the final nail in the coffin and won it for his side with a margin of 15 runs.
Earlier, Rangpur Riders won the toss and opted to bat first. This decision backfired them as the Warriors bowlers put them on the back foot from the very first ball. As a result, they ended the powerplay with a score of 25/4, with Dwaine Pretorius picking up 3 wickets out of the 4.
Khushdil Shah then came in at 6, and the Pakistani batter played a lone hand for his side with his splendid knock of 58 runs off 47 balls before getting out.
None of the batters apart from him contributed to the total. As a result, Rangpur Riders got bundled out on 117. Dwaine Pretorius was the pick of the bowlers for his side as he gave away 15 runs and bagged 3 wickets in his quota of 4 overs.
Chasing 118, Guyana Amazon Warriors got off to the worst start possible. Kamrul Islam Rabbi bowled a fine opening spell and got 3 back to back wickets for his side. Rangpur Riders got back into the game. Guyana Amazon Warriors ended the powerplay on a score of 34/5.
Shai Hope then chipped in with a 34-run stand for the sixth wicket with Gudakesh Motie to steady the ship for his side.
With 30 runs required in 24 balls, Harmeet Singh struck twice in the over and then Rishad Hossain bagged the all-important wicket of Shai Hope as the spinners turned the game on its head.
Kamrul Islam Rabbi then put the final nail in the coffin and won it for his side with a margin of 15 runs.
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