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[Watch] Robin Uthappa smashes 66 off 27 balls in National Cricket League T10 2024 against Texas Gladiators

Last updated: October 13, 2024 3:57 am
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[Watch] Robin Uthappa smashes 66 off 27 balls in National Cricket League T10 2024 against Texas Gladiators
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Former Indian cricketer Robin Uthappa showcased his brilliance on the cricket field by scoring a magnificent half-century for Chicago in the seventh National Cricket League T10 2024 match against the Texas Gladiators. The thrilling encounter took place on Monday, October 7, at the University of Texas Dallas Cricket Ground.

Winning the toss, Chicago opted to bat first, and their decision proved to be fruitful as former Kolkata Knight Riders openers Robin Uthappa and Chris Lynn laid a solid foundation for their team. The duo stitched together a scintillating 112-run opening partnership in just 38 balls. Uthappa, in particular, was in scintillating form as he reached his fifty in a mere 22 balls, eventually scoring 66 runs off 27 deliveries, which included five boundaries and seven maximums.

Meanwhile, Lynn remained unbeaten on 60 off 23 balls, showcasing his prowess with three fours and seven sixes. The pair was ably supported by Mikyle Louis, who played a quickfire knock of 34* off just 10 balls, featuring two fours and four sixes. Chicago posted a formidable total of 173 for two in their allotted 10 overs, with Usman Rafiq managing to pick up two wickets for the Gladiators.

In response, the Texas Gladiators openers Dawid Malan and Kennar Lewis got off to a flying start, accumulating 34 runs in the first two overs. However, their momentum was halted when Lewis was dismissed by Sohail Tanvir for 14 off six balls on the first delivery of the third over. Subsequently, Nick Kelly fell cheaply for just one run off three balls.

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Malan played a commendable innings, scoring 35 runs off 16 balls with five fours and two sixes. James Fuller provided a late surge with 37 runs off just 13 deliveries, including two fours and four sixes, before falling victim to Michael Leask’s bowling. Captain Wahab Riaz endured a golden duck, while Usman Rafiq contributed 11 runs off four balls. Despite Keemo Paul’s unbeaten 23 off 15 balls, the Texas Gladiators fell short, finishing at 132 for 6 in 10 overs, trailing by 41 runs. Leask starred with the ball, claiming four wickets in his three-over spell.

Overall, it was a thrilling encounter between Chicago and the Texas Gladiators, with Robin Uthappa’s stellar performance and Michael Leask’s bowling heroics stealing the show. The match showcased some exceptional cricketing talent and provided fans with plenty of entertainment.

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