W
0
0
4
0
0
= 4
Match Details
AMS vs IDW, 4th T20, ILC T20 2025 live
IDW
181-4(17.5)
Indian Warriors won by 6 wickets đ
AMS
(20.0)180-8
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P'ship : 8(8)
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That's all from this contest, folks! For now, it's me, Deepak Prakash, signing off on behalf of co-commentator Ninaad Dixit and scorer/analyst Ghanendra Singh Thakur. CHEERS!
Priyank Panchal (Indian Warriors Captain): "We played brilliantly across both gamesâthe guys were outstanding with the bat, ball, and in the field as well. We have a balanced side, and the guys are executing their roles really well. Shikhar bhai was batting brilliantlyâhe advised me to play a few specific shots, which helped me a lot."
Pradeep Sangwan (American Strikers Captain): "We didnât bowl well with the spinners, and credit to themâthey batted really well, especially Dhawan. I believe if we had taken that first catch, the game could have turned out differently. We'll aim to improve our performance, particularly with our top-order batting."
Player of the Match: Shikhar Dhawan
Time for the post-match presentation.....
6:55 PM IST, Local Time: A dominant batting display from Indian Warriors, and they drub the American Strikers by 6 wickets and 13 balls to spare. Back-to-back wins for Priyank Panchal's side.
Earlier, after being invited to bat, American Strikers lost a couple of wickets inside four overs, but Ayaan Khanâs 26-ball 48-run knock put things back on track for the Strikers. Malinda Pushpakumara chipped in with a nearly run-a-ball 35 runs, but Pradeep Sangwan displayed a solid batting performance, scoring an unbeaten 54 runs off 30 balls, helping his side post a hefty 180/8 in 20 overs.
The Warriors' bowling attack was spearheaded effectively by Amit Chaprana (2/25) and Iqbal Abdulla (1/27). Although Ranjit Mali (2/32) and Sumit Singh (2/44) chipped in with two wickets apiece, they proved to be on the expensive side.
In response to 180 runs, Indian Warriors got off to a rollicking start as their openers, Priyank Panchal and Shikhar Dhawan, went honkers and bonkers from the outset. The opening duo added 110 runs for the first wicket, with Skipper falling 7 short of his fifty. Dhawan continued his carnage and smashed a scintillating 82 runs off just 39 balls, taking the game far from the Strikers.
The Warriors lost a few wickets in quick succession, but Kedar Devdharâs run-a-ball 19 runs helped them cross the line in the 18th over.
Pradeep Sangwan, Amit Yadav, Malinda Pushpakumara, and Ayaan Khan bagged one wicket each for the Strikers.
Stay tuned for the presentation......
Earlier, after being invited to bat, American Strikers lost a couple of wickets inside four overs, but Ayaan Khanâs 26-ball 48-run knock put things back on track for the Strikers. Malinda Pushpakumara chipped in with a nearly run-a-ball 35 runs, but Pradeep Sangwan displayed a solid batting performance, scoring an unbeaten 54 runs off 30 balls, helping his side post a hefty 180/8 in 20 overs.
The Warriors' bowling attack was spearheaded effectively by Amit Chaprana (2/25) and Iqbal Abdulla (1/27). Although Ranjit Mali (2/32) and Sumit Singh (2/44) chipped in with two wickets apiece, they proved to be on the expensive side.
In response to 180 runs, Indian Warriors got off to a rollicking start as their openers, Priyank Panchal and Shikhar Dhawan, went honkers and bonkers from the outset. The opening duo added 110 runs for the first wicket, with Skipper falling 7 short of his fifty. Dhawan continued his carnage and smashed a scintillating 82 runs off just 39 balls, taking the game far from the Strikers.
The Warriors lost a few wickets in quick succession, but Kedar Devdharâs run-a-ball 19 runs helped them cross the line in the 18th over.
Pradeep Sangwan, Amit Yadav, Malinda Pushpakumara, and Ayaan Khan bagged one wicket each for the Strikers.
Stay tuned for the presentation......
OVER 18
Indian Warriors
181/4
Kedar Devdhar
19(19)
Sumit Singh
2(4)
Puneet Mehra
0-6(0.5)
17.5 P Mehra to K Devdhar
1 Full and angled into the stumps. Devdhar heaves it down to long-on for a run. Indian Warriors win by 6 wickets and 13 balls to spare.
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