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Ramandeep’s unbeaten 71 sends Mohali Kings into semifinals
Mohali Kings defeated Bathinda Royals by five wickets in a T20 cricket match.
Bathinda Royals scored 184 runs in 20 overs.
Mohali Kings lost two wickets very early while chasing the target.
Captain Ramandeep Singh then played a powerful innings.
He scored 71 runs without being dismissed from 36 balls.
Anmolpreet Singh helped him with 49 runs.
Their team reached the target and moved into the semifinals.
Ramandeep said taking responsibility helps him improve, while the team’s coach praised its planning.
Ramandeep Singh smashed an unbeaten 71 off 36 balls to lead Mohali Kings to a five-wicket win.
Mohali Kings chased Bathinda Royals’ target of 185 after losing two early wickets for four runs.
Ramandeep and Anmolpreet Singh, who scored 49 off 28 balls, shared a 52-run third-wicket partnership.
Bathinda Royals recovered from 17/2 to reach 184/6, with Shahbaz Sandhu making 38 not out.
The victory secured Mohali Kings a place in the Sher-E-Punjab T20 League semifinals.
- Who
- Mohali Kings, led by Ramandeep Singh, defeated Bathinda Royals.
- What
- Mohali Kings won by five wickets and qualified for the semifinals.
- Where
- I.S. Bindra Stadium in Mohali.
- When
- Wednesday; the article does not provide a calendar date.
- Why
- Mohali Kings successfully chased Bathinda Royals’ total of 184/6, reaching the target with Ramandeep Singh’s unbeaten 71.
Key facts
- Competition
- Sher-E-Punjab T20 League
- Result
- Mohali Kings won by five wickets
- Bathinda Royals score
- 184/6 in 20 overs
- Mohali Kings target
- 185 runs
- Top scorer
- Ramandeep Singh: unbeaten 71 off 36 balls
- Key partnership
- Ramandeep Singh and Anmolpreet Singh added 52 runs for the third wicket
- Qualification
- Mohali Kings advanced to the semifinals
Quotes
Ramandeep Singh
Mohali Kings captain and match-winning batter
“To youngsters, I say that trust your strength. I say control the controllables. In T20 cricket, it is all about momentum. These are some mental skills you use. Now the games are a knockout, so we want to give 110 percent in the next matches to win the trophy.”
thehansindia.com
“Our dressing room is very calm; as we all know, not every match can be won. I think responsibility helps me to grow, and I try to finish the game on my own.”
thehansindia.com
Sources
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