Mysore Warriors vs Hubli Tigers, 13th Match - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

Vyshak V to AM Kiran, FOUR, slower ball on off, Kiran waits on it and flays it over cover. Everyone was up in the off-side ring, just had to clear them

Vyshak V to Vinay Kumar, FOUR, slower short ball on leg, pulled away wide of fine leg. Too easy, sat up for him

Vyshak V to Darshan MB, out Caught by Shoaib Manager!! Looks to swing across the line of this slower ball, it balloons off a thick top-edge to backward point. Darshan MB c Shoaib Manager b Vyshak V 11(5) [4s-1 6s-1]

Vyshak V to Darshan MB, SIX, takes the short ball on and hooks it for six. He was on the front foot, with Vyshak catching him by surprise, but there was nothing held back from Darshan

Prateek Jain to Vinay Kumar, 3 runs, skied up off a leading edge, two fielders converge and clash into each other as the ball goes to ground. That could've been nasty, lucky that there wasn't any serious injury. Kumar swung across the ball early and it hung in the air for a while. Manjunath came forward from long-on, Hoysala pedaled back from midwicket and both their eyes were on the ball, unaware of each other's positioning

Prateek Jain to Vinay Kumar, SIX, brilliantly timed from Kumar, just a little dropkick, sails over deep midwicket's head. Not great bowling though, missed the blockhole and offered it in the slot. Kumar turning it on

Prateek Jain to Vinay Kumar, FOUR, steps out and drills this low full toss back over the umpire's head

Prateek Jain to Vinay Kumar, FOUR, walks across and scoops it over to the fine leg boundary

Vyshak V to Darshan MB, FOUR, thick edge for four. Third man was inside the ring, Darshan dangled his bat at a delivery leaving him and sent it wide of the fielder

Vyshak V to Sujit N Gowda, out Bowled!! Vyshak is delighted with that, unleashes the chainsaw. Excellent variations in pace. Most of his deliveries have been the slower ones, but he slips in a normal pace ball this time, it's too quick for Gowda and it deflects off his thigh onto middle stump. Sujit N Gowda b Vyshak V 31(19) [4s-3 6s-1]

Prateek Jain to Sujit N Gowda, SIX, swiped away onto the roof. Full in the slot, gave Gowda all the room to get underneath it and shovel it away

Bhareth NP to Sujit N Gowda, FOUR, pitched up on off, driven hard wide of long-on who gave up too easily. Should've slid across to stop it

Bhareth NP to Praveen Dubey, out Caught by Sharath!! Dabs the leg-cutter straight into the keeper's hands. Back of a length, just enough grip off the pitch to take a faint outside edge. Praveen Dubey c Sharath b Bhareth NP 5(7)

Amit Verma to Sujit N Gowda, FOUR, drifting down leg, Gowda sweeps in the gap behind square, Verma not happy

J Suchith to Praveen Dubey, 1 run, oh dear. Bhareth drops an absolute dolly at long-off. Couldn't have come any easier; Dubey chipped without any intent as far as long-off. The fielder runs in, gets both hands and grasses it. Suchith is aghast and shakes his head

Bhareth NP to Abhishek Reddy, out Caught by Amit Verma!! Slower ball does the trick for Bhareth. The back-of-the-hand slower delivery on leg, Reddy wanted to heave it across the line, but gets a top-edge and Verma at mid-wicket back-tracks and settles under it. So, Mysuru are clawing their way back into the contest with two crucial strikes. Abhishek Reddy c Amit Verma b Bhareth NP 12(14)

Bhareth NP to Sujit N Gowda, FOUR, oh, hello! Gowda lifts the first ball he faces over mid-off for a boundary. Pitched up outside off and Gowda knew the fielder was inside the ring at mid-off, so times it beautifully

J Suchith to Taha, out Caught by Arjun Hoysala!! This was always on the cards. He was sweeping almost every ball, mistimes one and finds Hoysala at deep square leg. Didn't get the connection and easy catch for Arjun. Mysuru gets the much-needed wicket as Taha was threatening to up the ante. Taha c Arjun Hoysala b J Suchith 68(47) [4s-14]

Bhareth NP to Taha, FOUR, wow! Taha plays the upper-cut now. Sees a short ball, sees the third man fielder inside the ring and ramps it over his head

Amit Verma to Taha, FOUR, he's so powerful with the sweep that despite timing it straight to the fielder - who makes a mess of it and dives all over it - trickles away to the fence

J Suchith to Taha, FOUR, goes for the cut, gets a thick outside edge and it beats short third man fielder. He got a hand to it, but it wasn't enough

J Suchith to Taha, FOUR, consecutive fifties for Taha. Floater from Suchith outside off, Taha gets under it to hammer it through extra cover. Reddy embraces him with a glove-punch and Taha raises his bat to soak in the applause from the dug-out

Amit Verma to Taha, FOUR, in the air and Taha finds the gap. The deep square leg fielder was moved much squarer but Taha still manages to sweep it to the fence

Amit Verma to Taha, FOUR, cut away in the gap for a boundary. Too short from Verma, allows Taha to hang back and flay it square past point

J Suchith to Taha, FOUR, takes it in front of the stumps. Again brings out the sweep and places it in the gap between deep mid-wicket and deep square leg

J Suchith to Taha, FOUR, Taha welcomes Suchith to the bowling with a clean and perfect sweep behind square. Sinked low in time and rolled his wrists superbly

Bhareth NP to Taha, FOUR, Bhareth overcompensates. Slipping on leg, Taha is smart, just gets a tickle and sends it past short fine leg

Bhareth NP to Taha, FOUR, in the arc and Taha lifts it over mid-off. Was just waiting for this delivery, went deep in his crease and opened his shoulders to tonk it nonchalantly

Vyshak V to Taha, FOUR, flashed and flashed hard. Fuller length outside off, Taha throws his bat and outside edge flies away to the third man fence. No chance for the fielder as it rocketed to the fence in a jiffy and Taha brings up 1000 runs in KPL

Vyshak V to Kranthi Kumar, out Caught by J Suchith!! After a poor first over, Vyshak comes back well to nip out the dangerous Kranthi Kumar. But wait, the umpires are checking for a no-ball. The front foot is fine, but the back leg clipping the side line is in question here. Nah! He's okay. So, Kranthi Kumar can continue his walk back to the hut. Pitched in the luring zone and Kranthi went after it, gets it off the toe-end and skies it only as far as mid-off. Suchith is a good fielder and he grabs it with comfortably. Kranthi Kumar c J Suchith b Vyshak V 5(9) [4s-1]

Prateek Jain to Taha, FOUR, what a shot from Taha. Typical Caribbean style. Fullish on leg, Taha stays inside the line and flamboyantly flicks it to the fine leg fence

Vyshak V to Taha, FOUR, Vyshak is guilty of feeding Taha on leg, he effortlessly picks it to the left of short fine leg. No point bowling that line with your fine leg inside the ring

Prateek Jain to Kranthi Kumar, FOUR, the new cherry is following Vyshak left, right and centre. Another loosener from Prateek, unable to cope up with the swing, he drifts it on leg. Kranthi plays the pick-up shot to Vyshak's left, he sprawls across, gets a hand to it but can't prevent the ball from reaching the fence

Prateek Jain to Taha, FOUR, Taha means business. Missed the last game and here he is back swinging his bat from ball one. Although his heart would've been in his mouth for a second as he nearly picked out the fine leg fielder. On the pads and flicked uppishly, the ball was flying and Vyshak did his best diving across but the ball dipped in front of him, escaping away to the fence