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“What an entry to IPL 2022!”, Twitteratti In Awe Of Pat Cummins’ Mind-Blowing Batting

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Records tumbled like a house of cards in front of a scorching fireball as Pat Cummins went ballistic with the blade in his hands, dealing the third consecutive defeat for the Mumbai Indians. On a surface that was deemed very unpredictable right from the word go, made no difference whatsoever for the big-hitting Australian, as he wasn’t just striking the ball, he was launching them.

With a target of 162 on the cards, the Mumbai bowlers bowled out a handful of absolute peaches, leaving KKR struck in a blue funk. An aggressive Venkatesh Iyer toned down his salvo to keep the momentum going as wickets fell at regular intervals at the other end.

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When Nitish Rana fell to Murugan Ashwin, KKR was staring at a deep dive with the scorecard reading 83 for 4. Russell came out late to the party but he was not willing to stand in there and hold back. He banged a six and a four in his decorated sojourn at the crease before Tymal Mills got the big fish.

As Russell departed, KKR needed 61 runs from 41 balls and Venkatesh Iyer was the solitary recognized batter in the middle. Mumbai had a feeling that they had already bagged the game with the surface doing its own trick. Only if they knew that this was the beginning of Mumbai’s end in the match.

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Out next was Australian fast bowler, Pat Cummins who had a forgettable day in the field with the cherry in his arms. All it took him was just two balls to insinuate an imminent tempest, as he launched Tymal Mills over the square leg fielder for his opening maximum.

He finished the over with another solid crunch that would see the ball racing to the ropes faster than Ravi Shastri’s celebrated tracer bullet. If Tymal Mills was the first victim to incur Cummins’ wrath, Mumbai’s ace fast bowler, Jasprit Bumrah was the next in the queue. Cummins played a couple of ecstatic strokes to ravage the Mumbai fast bowler.

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This was just the beginning of an insanely crazy display as the following over from Daniel Sams saw his national comrade whacking him for a staggering 35 runs, that sealed the fate of the tie for the Kolkata Knight Riders, sending them hammer and tongs to the top of the points table with an emphatic improvement of their already high NRR.

Twitter went berserk as Pat Cummins put up a show for the lifetime, eclipsing whatever else the other batters had to offer in tonight’s game.

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