Lucknow Super Giants vs Kolkata Knight Riders, 53rd Match, Indian Premier League 2022 - CommentaryLSG vs KKR, 53rd Match, Indian Premier League 2022 - Commentary
Nikilesh: At start of IPL on paper KKR looked better, but players out of form, injuries and batsmen not working on techniques led to their downfall. Persisting with experience is sometimes better when compared to relying on youngsters.
Akshit Garg: India is producing fast bowling factory at the current moment with lots of young talent and that too bowling with a good speed of 140+kmph consistently
Naga Sumanth: The pacers of SRH are definitely good, but the pace attack of Avesh, Chameera, Moshin, and Holder of LSG looks more dangerous.
Utsav Amitendu Agarwal: It's so good to see Indian uncapped players shining at the IPL this year. Great signs for Indian cricket in the future to come.
Aryan: Mohsin Khan is nearly proving that he is capable to be in Indian National Team
Mustafa Moudi: Fun Fact: KKR has never successfully chased a target beyond 170 in their last 3 season (2020, 2021 and this season). The last time they successfully chased down a 170+ was their 2nd last match of 2019 against PBKS where they chased 184 in just 18 overs !!
Manan Padia: Krunal Pandya is not a middle order batsman that can make up the scoring rate. They need to play Stoinis or Badoni at 4 and keep Krunal at 6 or 7. All the momentum given in the powerplay is been under utilised.
Vidya: Being unsold in the first round of auction to being missed badly by a team..Umesh Yadav's absence is hurting KKR. The way he backed himself and put match winning performances is nothing short of an inspirational tale.
Vamsi Tadi: LSG are Under utilizing Holder and Stoinis
Priyanshu Poddar: Never a good idea trying to go big against the turn on such tracks. When you have a left-right combination at the crease, the right-hander should have looked to take on Narine and Quniton de Kock should've targeted Roy.