Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) pacer Vaibhav Arora, 26, rattled the stumps of the Chennai Super Kings star (CSK) batsman Shivam Dube in match 22 of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 at the MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai on Monday, April 8.
Since joining the Chennai Super Kings (CSK), Shivam Dube has completely transformed as a batsman and has played absolutely sensational innings for the franchise on a regular basis.
His performance for Chennai Super Kings (CSK) was so good that the BCCI selectors called him up to India and he is also in the scheme of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024 in June in the West Indies and USA to book a spot In India’s World Cup squad, Dube needs to perform well in IPL 2024 and has not disappointed so far.
In the match against KKR, Shivam Dube again batted brilliantly and scored 28 runs off 18 balls. His innings was studded with 1 four and 3 sixes and he played a vital hand in CSK’s 7-wicket win over the dominant Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR).
In the match, Shivam Dube decided to attack pacer Vaibhav Arora and smashed him for a huge six off the fourth ball of the 17th over. However, the pacer quickly took revenge, rattling his stumps on the next delivery with a straight ball. After picking the wicket, the pacer became animated and reacted aggressively, but the batsman paid no attention to him and returned to the hut disappointed.
It’s always nice to come play in front of a special audience – Daryl Mitchell
Speaking after the match, Daryl Mitchell, who played a key role in Chennai Super Kings’ (CSK) victory over Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), said that playing in front of the Chepauk crowd was special and winning the match made the things were more pleasant. special for them. Daryl Mitchell stated:
“It’s always nice to come play in front of a special crowd and to get the win is great.”
The New Zealand all-rounder also shed light on Chennai Super Kings’ (CSK) plan during the chase and said that they wanted to deepen the game. He stated:
“The surface was on the slower side, the plan was to go as deep as possible.”
Mitchell was bamboozled by a Sunil Narine special in the 13th innings for 25 and, speaking after the match, heaped praise on the spinner and labeled him a world-class bowler. Daryl Mitchell gave more details:
“[on Narine] He is a world class bowler and for me it is about making plans and putting pressure on them, he worked tonight and the fact that Rutu was there until the end was something to see. “I don’t care where I bat, I’m here to win cricket matches and it was nice to get the job done.”