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Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) skipper KL Rahul was fined Rs 12 lakh after his team maintained a slow over rate in its Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 match against Mumbai Indians on Saturday. Rahul smashed a blistering century in his 100th IPL game as LSG beat MI by 18 runs. "The Lucknow Super Giants have been fined after they maintained a slow over rate during their TATA Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 Match 26 against Mumbai Indians at the Brabourne Stadium - CCI, Mumbai on Saturday," the IPL said in a statement.
KL Rahul brought his A-game against the Mumbai Indians (MI) on Saturday as he played an unbeaten knock of 103 runs and this knock helped Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) post 199/4 in 20 overs at Brabourne Stadium. Avesh Khan then returned with three wickets as Lucknow Super Giants registered their fourth win of the ongoing (Indian Premier League) IPL 2022 season. As a result of this knock, Rahul became just the second captain after Virat Kohli to score multiple centuries as a leader of a franchise. Rahul had earlier scored a century while leading Punjab Kings in 2020 and now he backed it up with a ton while leading Lucknow Super Giants.
Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) skipper KL Rahul walked out to bat against Mumbai Indians (MI) for Game 26 of the IPL at the Brabourne Stadium here on Easter Saturday, the batsman's 100th IPL game, the broadcasters showed short highlights of the hundred Rahul had scored at the Wankhede Stadium for Kings XI Punjab, a ground located less than a mile away from the CCI against the same opponents in 2019. It was a marriage of class and carnage. As it happened | Scorecard | Points TableThe Indian white-ball vice-captain was in the mood again on a balmy afternoon and belted probably a better hundred than the one he had scored three years ago as LSG, after being put into bat, ended with 199 for 4, as a clueless Mumbai Indians attack, barring the peerless Jasprit Bumrah, were haemorrhaging runs by the buckets. The total proved 18 runs too many for the hosts as MI lost their sixth game on the trot to equal RCB's horror start in 2019. Back to Rahul. His unbeaten 103 (60balls, 9x4, 5x6) was celebrated by the batsman with what has now become a trademark shutting of the ears and closed eyes. It was a meditative pose. The batsman himself was in the zone on a belter of a pitch for the entire length of his innings as every ball seemed to have an appointment with the middle of his SG willow. Before Saturday, Rahul averaged 66.1 in 14 matches against MI.
Lucknow Super Giants skipper KL Rahul made batting look like a walk in the park with a 56-ball century in his 100th Indian Premier League (IPL) game to put five-time champions Mumbai Indians all but out of the league with an 18-run win on Saturday. Rahul's unbeaten 60-ball 103, his third three-figure mark across all editions of IPL, propelled Lucknow to a commanding score of 199 for four and then his bowlers joined the party to restrict MI to 181 for nine in 20 overs.
A distraught Rohit Sharma took "full responsibility" for Mumbai Indians' dismal IPL season after they lost its sixth consecutive match, saying he is at his wits end to understand what course correction is needed to get them back on track. Skipper Rohit has himself endured a nightmare of a tournament, managing only 114 runs from six games and a highest score of 41.
Lucknow Super Giants skipper KL Rahul smashed an unbeaten 103 on Saturday as they handed five-time IPL winners Mumbai Indians their sixth straight loss this season.
Lucknow Super Giants skipper KL Rahul on Saturday termed his match-winning hundred against Mumbai Indians a "special one" but wants his team to remain humble after having made a good start to its IPL campaign in its first year. Rahul scored 103 not out off 60 balls to guide LSG to an 18-run win against five-time champions Mumbai Indians, who have slumped to their sixth successive defeat.