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Gujarat Giants vs Manipal Tigers: In the third match of Legends League Cricket 2022 to be played at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow, Manipal Tigers batted first and gave a target of 121 runs to Gujarat Giants. Ravikant Shukla played the highest innings of 32 runs for Manipal Tigers today. On the other hand, Ashok Dinda took the maximum 2 wickets for Gujarat Giants.
Gujarat got 121 run target
Electing to bat after losing the toss, Manipal Tigers did not have a good start and the team got the first blow in the form of Shivkant Shukla (11) on the score of 15 runs. At the same time, the team’s first three wickets fell within 30 runs. After Shivkant, Manipal Tigers’ second opener Swapnil (5) got out after scoring runs. Manipal got the third blow in the form of Tatendra Taibu, he became the first victim of Ashok Dinda. Taibu could only score 1 run in this match. At the same time, in this match, Mohammad Kaif tried to handle the innings, but he too could not play a big innings today and got out on the ball of Dinda after scoring 24 runs.
Ravikant Shukla played the highest innings of 32 runs for Manipal. In the end of the match, Manipal Tigers captain Harbhajan Singh (18) scored a quick run and set Gujarat Giants a target of 121 runs. Ashok Dinda bowled brilliantly for Gujarat today and took 2 wickets in his name. Now Gujarat Giants will have to score 121 runs to win.
Both the teams have landed with this playing XI
Gujarat Giants Playing XI- Virender Sehwag (capt), Parthiv Patel (wk), Kevin O’Brien, Tillakaratne Dilshan, Lendl Simmons, Thisara Perera, Riyadh Emrit, Graeme Swann, KP Appanna, Mitchell McClenaghan, Ashok Dinda.
Manipal Tigers Playing XI- Swapnil Asnodkar, Ravikant Shukla, Corey Anderson, Mohammad Kaif, Tatainda Taibu (wk), Harbhajan Singh (c), Shivakant Shukla, Ryan Saibottom, Mpofue and Parvinder Awana.
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