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A ball girl took an annoying blow when she tried to catch Suryakumar Yadav’s six shots in the match between the Lucknow Super Giants and the Mumbai Indians.
The incident happened when Suryakumar Yadav faced Avesh Khan for the fifth time at the Mumbai Indian Bureau. On the last ball above, the right arm pacemaker hits the length of delivery outside the stump, and Suryakumar Yadav drags it to the deep water side, to the maximum depth.
Even if the Mumbai Indian star didn’t hit the ball cleanly, he made good enough contact to make sure the ball landed outside the fence. However, his shot ended up hitting the ball girl trying to catch the ball.
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She failed to spot the ball clearly when her hand was not near it. The ball continues to hit the chest and then bounces. When she walked towards the ball and picked up the ball, the ball girl returned it to the LSG player even after the annoying blow and then picked it up.
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Speaking of this game, the Mumbai Indians made nine 89/3 of the post when writing this report. Suryakumar Yadav and Tilak Varma are among the visitors. When Tilak was 2 years old, Suryakumar hit the ball when he was 22 years old.
Earlier in the situation, Will Jacks and Ryan Rickelton opened the innings for Mumbai, which failed to deliver. Jacks had a chance to open up the situation as Rohit Sharma was eliminated due to a small nipples in his knee, but the England star had only 5 points. Rickelton, on the other hand, scored 10.
Naman Dhir is the third Mumbai Indian door. Before departure, Dhir made a beautiful knock on the door of 46 runs, which gave the game some much-needed momentum. He knocked only 24 balls and was scored by four three-quarters and three sixes.
Earlier in the game, LSG finished their innings on 203/8 thanks to the half-anniversary of Mitchell Marsh and Aiden Markram. For Mumbai, their captain Hardik Pandya was impressed by the ball, scoring five wickets and running 36 times.
