Maxwell, Miller orchestrate clinical chase of 205

krishna · 04-18-2014, 04:29 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

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A successful chase of a target in excess of 200 is normally furious, full of power and towering shots. Glenn Maxwell and David Miller did it differently for Punjab. They hit only five sixes - three of those after the 15th over, by which time Punjab were firm favourites - and turned the game during a 115-run stand that was driven by Maxwell's surgical placement and Miller's calm supporting act. Chennai were overtaken with seven balls to spare.

There were only four notable performers in the game and all of them were overseas players. Maxwell and Miller's clinical middle-order partnership came after Chennai's new openers batted as though powered by rocket-fuel. Brendon McCullum and Dwayne Smith also scored half-centuries and ransacked 123 in 12.4 overs, but their fierce partnership was not the best batting effort on a scorching Abu Dhabi afternoon.

#2
Two very good games today!

#3
MAXEH! Well played son. Nehra as usual gave him a life with a comical drop - but the whole innings was quality. It was going nowhere, the chase after 3 wickets fell. And then it was perfectly paced. Miller playing support role and Maxi taking the attack.

#4
Despite Bravo and Smith, I can't just stand CSK. So good onja Mohali.
Bowling was dire as hell from both sides. Especially Mohali. Although the best delivery bowled in the whole match was by Smith to dismiss Maxi Tongue

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