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Twitter reacts to Gambhir’s Test innings and KKR’s unexpected loss against Punjab

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Kings XI Punjab bounced back in the game twice to win the match. The home side posted a defendable total on the board thanks to the brilliant knock by Maxwell. On the other hand, the KKR side failed to capitalise on the strong start provided by Chris Lynn and faltered to a 14-run defeat.

Rahul Tewatia became the unlikely hero for Punjab fans as his spell of 2 for 18 helped the hosts to secure a 14-run win, which kept their playoff chances alive. Earlier in the day, Punjab posted a total of 167 runs riding on Maxwell’s 44 and that eventually dented Chris Lynn’s brave effort.

Brief Scores: Kings XI Punjab 167/6 (Glenn Maxwell 44, Wriddhiman Saha 38; Chris Woakes 2/20, Kuldeep Yadav 2/34) defeated Kolkata Knight Riders 153/6 (Chris Lynn 84, Sunil Narine 18; Chris Woakes 2/20, Kuldeep Yadav 2/34) by 14 runs

Brilliant observation!

The Indian way

Hindi commentators suffer criticism no matter what they say

That’s why Gambhir won’t make it to the Indian team

The bar is set too high

Why wouldn’t KKR win?

BCCI predicted the future!

Man of the match for KXIP’s win goes to

Seems like not all were happy with Mohit Sharma’s spell

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