MLC 2025: Shubam Ranjane, Donovan Ferreira returns to the way TSK wins as a star; By bringing thrash by 52 runs. Cricket news
Shubam Ranjane rides on a stable knock and a Quickfire Cameo from Donovan Ferrera, Texas Super Kings (TSK) defeated La Knight Riders (LAKR) by 52 runs at Dallas’s Grand Preary Stadium.Batting first, TSK limited 196 for 8 and his bowlers again to Lakr to 144 for 74.Lakar hit quickly as Shadle Van Shalkikwik claimed three wickets in his early magic during Powerplay. After losing three of his partners quickly, Smt Patel set about the reconstruction of the innings with a sublime Shubam Ranjane at the other end. The pair scored 66 runs in 46 delivery for the fourth wicket, before Andre Russell was responsible for Patel when they tried to scoop it on the right leg border.This was a relief for TSK when Ranjane received timely support in Donovan Ferrera, who did not waste any time to launch an attack by sending Ali Khan for back-to-back boundaries in the 14th over. Ferreira’s dominance increased when he took Andre Russell in his third over, obstructed that otherwise there was a well-organized mantra for Jamaica’s all-rounder.Farera and Ranjane’s late enforcing meant that the Super Kings added 72 runs in the last 5 overs, overall overall.
In response, the Texon bowling line-up maintained the speed, making life difficult for the top order of Knight Riders.TSK’s decision to bring Akeal to Hosin proved to be fruitful, as the left-arm spinner hit in his first over, removed out-of-form Alex Hales and Nitish Kumar from constant delivery. These wickets drowned Lakr’s morale and struggled to maintain them with the increasing necessary run rate.Finally, the growing pressure proved to be much more for La Knight Riders, as TSK bowlers continued to choose wickets at regular intervals. This season, TSK’s standout bowler Noor Ahmed returned with 2 2 2 figures in his 4 overs, dismissing Andre Russell.Brief scoreTSK: 196/8 in 20 overs (Shubam Ranjane 70, Donovan Pharera 43, Smit Patel 38; Andre Russell 3/37)Lakr: 144/7 in 20 overs (UNMUKT CHAND 30, Jason Holder 26; Akeal Hosein 2/10, Noor Ahmed 2/27)
