wd
0
6
nbb4
6
wd
2
0
6
= 27
Match Details
BB vs HH, 22nd T10, ECL 2025 live
BB
214-3(10.0)
Bangalore Bashers won by 7 wickets 🏆
HH
(10.0)212-7
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P'ship : 87(20)
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Time to wrap up this coverage, folks! For now, it’s me, Arjun Bhalla, signing off on behalf of scorer/analyst Ghanendra Singh Thakur. CHEERS!
Abhishek Malhan (Bangalore Bashers Captain): "I don't want the ECL anymore, it every time gives me a shock. I always say this after every game that we have given ECL its best game, and we outdo ourselves in the next game. With every 30 balls to go, we needed at least four sixes in an over, and I was like, bro we can't win this from here. But we believed in god! I am telling you that my family won't be watching ECL after this game. I am sorry, this is going to be my last ECL (laughs). It was indeed an intense match. Now, we have got our tails up and we will look to finish in the top two, not the top four!"
Zala Vanrajsinh (Player of the Match): "We both brothers wanted to win it. We had our our eyes on the scoreboard and calculating how many sixes we wanted to hit."
Player of the Match: Zala Vanrajsinh
Bowler of the Match: Ankit Kumar
Striker of the Match: Zala Hardev
Maximum Sixes: Zala Vanrajsinh
Time for post match presentation!
8:26 PM IST and Local Time | Bangalore Bashers have done the unthinkable. They have chased down the score of 213 runs in 10 overs against the Haryanvi Hunters. All the credits to Zala Vanrajsinh and Zala Hardev to seal the deal for the Bashers.
Bangalore have a task in their hand. Abhishek Malhan started with the bang, but it was Ankit Kumar and Vanrajsinh who started the bang for the Bashers. The duo shared 80 runs between them, scoring those runs off 20 balls.
After Ankit's dismissal on 46 (in 13 balls), the two Zalas got together. They turned the heat in the middle, amassing 87* runs between them in just 27 balls. As a result, Bangalore won it on the final ball of the chase with a six.
Bangalore have a task in their hand. Abhishek Malhan started with the bang, but it was Ankit Kumar and Vanrajsinh who started the bang for the Bashers. The duo shared 80 runs between them, scoring those runs off 20 balls.
After Ankit's dismissal on 46 (in 13 balls), the two Zalas got together. They turned the heat in the middle, amassing 87* runs between them in just 27 balls. As a result, Bangalore won it on the final ball of the chase with a six.
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