The ploy to capitalise on the moisture prevalent on the pitch and field first worked wonders for Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav as Arshdeep Singh struck early with the new ball. Although Jos Buttler’s fifty kept the game hung in balance, he fell short of partners from the other end with the score reading 74/4 in ten overs. This is when the head coaches of both sides strolled onto the field, and gained attention amidst run of play.
India were comparatively ahead in the game with Jacob Bethall failing to pick Indian spinners, building pressure on his partner. As they engaged in an interaction during the refreshment break, McCullum was seen heading towards the Indian huddle. Soon, Gambhir from the opposite side walked up to his former Kolkata Knight Riders teammate and hugged each other before shaking hands. The heartfelt interaction made way for huge cheers from the Eden crowd, who are living witness to their huge attachment to Kolkata’s iconic cricketing franchise, sending the Twitterverse into guffaws.
Nostalgic moment in Kolkata
Moment♥️
— jithesh (@jithesh1569353)
ee sala cup namde
RCB players today.
— Geofinn_12 (@12Geofinn)
Salt 0(3)
Livingstone 0(2)
Bethell 7(14)
HaHa!
Someone from RCB today 😂
— sahilsarcasm (@Maths_bala89)
Salt 0 (3)
Livingston 0 (2)
Jacob Bethell 7 (14)
No Dude😂
J overton will smash some sixes.
— Arnav Garg (@ArnavGa08260498)
On right track!
𝟱𝟬* for 💥✌️
— 𝐑𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐞𝐱 (@Rionex_)
Buttler🔥
Jos Buttler [No Context]
— Raj (@bruce_wayyne)
Absolutely
It's India vs Jos Butler! .
— Peter Griiffin (@Dronewell)
🔥
Send this team to play the , we will win it comfortably.
— साहेब (@Harsha9931)
Like one man army
is playing a wonderful innings for , but wickets in regular intervals affected his otherwise attacking rhythm!
— fookri (@fookri2)
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