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Siddhartha Talya's report
September 29, 2011
Kolkata Knight Riders 171 1 (Kallis 64 *, Gambhir 55 *) beat Bangalore Royal Challengers 169 9 (Vector 44, Bhatkal 25), nine wickets
Kolkata Knight Riders thrown back to inflict a total defeat at the Royal Challengers Bangalore and keep their hopes of Champions League, while the survival difficult for their opponents. A delightful cameo of Captain home, Daniel Vettori, seems to have created a melee, but the Knight Riders led the hunt, said the ranking of the Royal Challengers above what they should have done with the bat on the right track. Brad Haddin, replacing Shakib Al Hasan, gave full justice to his role in providing a leaflet at the start, while Jacques Kallis anchored reacted with the support of Gautam Gambhir.
The Knight Riders were angry and frustrated by Vettori batting difficult to death in the sleeves Royal Challengers ", but do not affect the game. A series of errors and drew the ire of misfields Gambhir, but the batter was calm and clinical approach. Haddin gave the initial impetus in accelerating the second largest to hit the left arm seamer S Aravind, which won an appeal to the team struggled in India for the ODIs against England, for three consecutive fours as the melon your line.
Haddin approach comes with risks, but it was a senseless assault. He used his feet against the back, by J Syed Mohammad and sent him more, and wait patiently for Vettori to fall into a ball of evil - and did - before the point of punishing past. He was relentless against a mixture of a length delivery Aravind fighting, six sculptures at midwicket and the bowler's head, interspersed with a four-year task. When it fell with the score of 62 in the eighth over, the platform has been presented.
The rest of the innings was carefully planned. Kallis gave the floor to Gambhir after launching a six over long on in the first innings, and the Knight Riders captain played his role perfectly. Royal Challengers had hesitated in their previous defeats, and the half chances that went down was perhaps fortunate that they had a big comeback. Saurabh Tiwary failed to latch on Gambhir on taking a long border on foot, lost balance and crashed into his coach in the dugout. Gambhir was 2 then.
As the field expanded, many singles have been proposed, and the pair of rotating the strike comfortably, the desired speed in control throughout. A timely bursts were delivered by Gambhir, who hammered a straight line to Syed and the previous point and cut an off-the-mark Dirk Nannes last short leg fine. The Royal Challengers did not help their cause by giving additional power, either by blocking or wides. Nannes was singled out for punishment in the last wave, Kallis reached his fifty, but with a lower edge stripes, while Gambhir smashed him for two massive six over long leg and the square. To comply, 16, took 24, the gain was completed shortly thereafter.
Performance hosted by the Knight Riders bowlers had given them the benefit of 14 overs of the hosts' innings, the assault at the beginning of Chris Gayle is the only summit with the bat until that time. Kallis' response stirring after being hit in the 6:00-1:00 Yorker turned out trunk leg Gayle - supported by an extra bounce Brett Lee that ousted Virat Kohli made up for the damage early.
The Royal Challengers did not use the depth of their line-up, losing wickets after batter launched partnerships, hidden in a must when Dilshan Tilakaratna baffled by Haddin unusually quiet intelligent. With its mix of stop and look at the use of these powerful wrists, Vettori, companionship and Raju Bhatkal by Syed, led a recovery that left the hosts with the momentum at the end of the innings. I would not be with them for long.
After the match, Gambhir was fined $ 3000 while the rest of Knight Rider has been fined $ 1,500 per player to be two overs behind the required over rate. The penalty for a slow over $ 1,500 per year for the captain and $ 750 per course for each of the other players in the starting lineup.
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