KKR vs Daredevils, 44th match at Raipur, IPL, May 01 2013 - Ball by Ball Commentary

and he laps it to fine-leg for a single, gets it away to notch up their third win!

what a shot! he pulls it like it was an after-thought, it was a short alright but he does not go for it till very late, gets it off the middle and smack, goes for a six

on his pads and short enough to pull it away, he does exactly that and it runs away to deep square-leg for a single

quicker and angling in from round the stumps, tapped to the off side

short from Pathan and easily played it through the backward point, they get an easy two and tell you what, they want to come back for the third and they do that!

very short again and Warner hooks it away to the fence, through fine-leg and not a chance for the fielder there given how fine it went

top-edge and that's caught, stop the press I tell you! it was short of length and Chand was looking to hook it away, it was wide outside the off stump and that made the shot difficult, it takes the edge and goes high, not too far and Balaji gets under it takes it well

shorter in length and pulled it away to the deep square-leg for a single

slapped and for a six! that's a good definition of opening one's shoulders, it was wide and it was on a length, he slams it over long-off for a six!

outside the off stump and wants to open the face of the bat through to third-man, gets bit of an inside edge, still goes through to third-man

on the middle stump and defended off the back foot, to the right of the bowler

and now it's over the mid-wicket region, Bhatia gets his hand to it but fails to latch on to it, a night of what-ifs for Kolkata

opens the face of the bat and guides it to Narwal at third-man for a single

down the track, and that's dropped again! Third miss of the night, second drop of the evening and the slash shot from Chand goes straight to hands at third-man, missed by Narwal

tapped to the off side and they are off for a quick one, Bisla seems to have collided with Chand, and he's down for the count.

is this the shot of the game? certainly one of the best, shortish in length and a gently flick of the wrist gets away to the deep square-leg region fro a four, 50 for Warner too!

slow bouncer from Balaji and easily thumped away through mid-wicket for a four, easily played away

he's not pitching them up too much here and Warner is easily able to cut it away through the backward point region, luckily Kallis gets his dive in time and restricts them to a single

fullish on his pads and he works it away to the leg side for a single

shorter in length, short enough and slow enough to tap it in front of square for a single