Sam Curran Misseses Century: It was decided that a century was out without playing shots, SAM Karan dealt with 88 runs

New Delhi: Chennai Super Kings star all -rounder Sam Karan remained 12 runs away from his IPL century. He scored 88 off 47 balls against Punjab Kings on the night of 30 April at Chepock Stadium. During this time, the left -handed batter blew nine fours and four sixes. Sam Karan was dismissed by Marco Yansen in 17.4 overs. Throwing outside the off stump, Marco, while trying to bow down under the bouncer of Marco Yansen, touched the ball on the ball. In this way, the unfortunate end of an excellent innings came to an end.

26 runs in an over
This was Sam Karan’s first half -century of this season. Karan’s innings, landing at number three, came when Chennai had lost both her openers for just 22 runs in the fourth over. From here Sam Karan took the front and completed the half -century in 30 balls. After applying the fifty, he broke down on the bowlers. In the 16th over, he scored a total of 26 runs in one over of Suryansh Shegde with two consecutive sixes and two consecutive fours. By the 16th over, CSK performed well at the rate of about nine runs per over.

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Bought for Rs 2.40 crore
CSK bought Sam Karan for two crore 40 lakh rupees in mega auction. You will be surprised to know that the 26 -year -old English all -rounder started his IPL career in 2019 with Punjab Kings. The innings for CSK slowed down once again, in which his opener Sheikh Rashid (11) and Ayush Mhatre (7) were dismissed without playing a big innings. Apart from Sam Karan, Dewald Bravis contributed 32 runs. Karan played a strong 78 -run partnership for the fourth wicket with Brevis. Chennai’s team, which was seen crossing 200 at one time, was reduced to 190 runs.