Watch-Aiden Markram takes a strong low capture to get rid of Sai Sudharsan

Aiden MarkramOn Thursday (May 22), he took a brilliant scuba capture to send Sai Sudharsan During the continuous game between Gujarat Titans and Lucknow Super Giants at the Narendra Stadium Modi of Ahmedabad.

Given how Sudharsan is found, Lucknow Super Giants needed something special to get rid of him and Markram provided that moment of brightness.

Sai Sudharsan began to begin

Sai Sudharsan started again and beat 21 runs when he was fired by William O’Rourke in fifth place.

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In the third ball on the surface, Sai Sudharsan drove the ball in half and failed to keep the shot on the floor. However, it seemed that it would be safe, as the ball fell well in front of Markram. However, the star of South -Africa advanced a brilliant immersion to take the ball a few inches on the ground.

Aiden Markram’s impressive capture to say goodbye Sai Sudharsan

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Although Sudharsan failed to score in the continued game, it has been impressive this season. In the last game against Delhi Capitals, the Batsman of Opening scored a century unbeaten to help his side chase 200 runs easily.

During the same game, he also became the first Batsman this season to reach the 600 mark. He continues to run the race for the orange cap. In 13 games so far, Sudharsan has marked 632 runs with the help of a century and 5 years.

Speaking of the game, Gujarat Titans was 51/1 the sixth place at the time of writing this report. With the disappeared Sudharsan, the Titans need a Herculus effort from the other batters to pursue a large total.

The winners IPL 2022 will be desperate to win the continued game to strengthen their chances of ending in the first two. They are currently in the first place in the point table with 18 points out of 12 games.

Lsg ended in a high

At the beginning of the game, Lucknow Super Giants finished its tickets with a total of 235/2. Mitchell marsh He starred in the bat for LuckNow’s dress, as he marked his eighteenth century. The Batsman on the right scored 117 runs only 64 balls, as well as sharing great collaborations with Aiden Markram and Nicholas pooran.

Marsh and Markram added 91 runs for the opening wick before the first and pooran shared a booth of 121 tracks for the second wick. Polan also impressed with the bat, marking an unmatched 56 of 27 balls, while Markram scored 36 of 24.