Best of IPL 2021 moments from Match 31 – Match 40
Indian Premier League always gives us some unbelievable moments that you remember for life. So, here are a few best of IPL 2021 moments from match 31 to match 40.
KKR bowling destroyed RCB’s batting lineup
In the match against RCB, KKR completely destroyed the RCB’s batting lineup and stop them at 92 runs which is the lowest score in IPL 2021.
The job is done by the KKR bowlers Varun Chakravarthy 3/13, Andre Russel 3/9, and more.
Arshdeep takes 5 wickets Haul against RR
Rajasthan Royals started with good hits but then came Arshdeep Singh and took out 5 wickets (5/32) and stop RR Innings at 185.
But still, RR manages to take the win and the end moment by just 2 runs. But it was one of the best of IPL 2021 moments.
| Related – best moments happened in ipl 2021
KL Rahul completed 3000+ plus runs in IPL
It was a great achievement for this player as the future of the Indian Cricket Team.
He achieved 3000 runs in 80 Innings and comes in the second position in this list after Chris Gayle who completed it in 75 Innings.
Mayank Agarwal and KL Rahul 100+ opening partnership
KL Rahul and Mayank Agarwal had a great start for PBKS to chase the target of 186 runs.
They made 120 runs opening partnership for their team in just 71 balls but still, PBKS lost the match by 2 runs at the end. It was a great Inning!!!
| Related – 15 MOMENTS IN IPL 2021 MATCH 01-MATCH 10
SRH batting lineup falls for DC’s bowling attack
In this match, SRH’s top batting order was completely shut down by DC bowling and stop SRH at the score of 134/9.
Kagiso Rabada 3/37, Axar Patel 2/21, and Anrich Nortje 2/12 did the job for this match to take RR to victory.
Venkatesh Iyer fastest 50 against MI
As a young player, he showed what he can do. He scored his first 50 in IPL in just 25 balls and made KKR’s chase for 156 runs easier than expected. Amazing Inning!!!
Virat Kohli and Devdutt Padikkal’s 100+ opening partnership against CSK
Against CSK, RCB’s opening pair stand tall and keep on scoring as no one could stop them.
Both Virat Kohli (53 in 41) and Devdutt Padikkal (55 in 39) scored their half-century build a partnership of 111 runs.
| Related – top 10 highest partnerships in ipl (2008 – 2021)
Ravichandran Ashwin 250 wickets achievement in T20 format
R. Ashwin became the third Indian spinner to achieve this goal after Piyush Chawla and Amit Mishra.
And what a great wicket of David Miller to completed 250 wickets.
PBKS destroyed SRH’s batting lineup
Mohammed Shami started this from the very beginning and took SRH’s best 2 David Warner and Kane Williamson which made SRH’s middle-order weak.
Then Ravi Bishnoi (3/24) and Arshdeep Singh 1/22 and defended their score of 125 and PBKS won by 5 runs.
|Related – List of Players who won Orange Cap in IPL (2008-2020)
Virat Kohli achieved the milestone of 10,000 runs in T20
He became the second man after Chris Gayle to reach this achievement in T20 and ODI formats. one of the best of IPL 2021 moments.
But he is the first Indian batsman to reach this goal of 10,000 runs. A Moment to REMEMBER!!!
Harshal Patel’s what a Hat-Trick to watch against MI
It was a great achievement for him cause this was the first Hat-trick in the last 3 years. And what an over, he took Hardik Pandya, Kieron Pollard, and Rahul Chahar in 3 deliveries in the 17th over. What a GAME CHANGER!!!
|Related – LIST OF PLAYERS WITH MAXIMUM SIXES IN IPL (2008-2020)
All-round performance by Glenn Maxwell against MI
In match 39, the match against Mumbai Indians (MI) he showed why he is one of the best, not just by hitting but by taking wickets too.
He showed one of his best gameplays that day by scoring 56 in 37 balls with 6 fours and 3 sixes and also in bowling 2/23. What an ALLROUND Performance!!!
So, did you like this list then please comment down below and give me any suggestions if your want to in the comment section.
And Don’t Just Read Alone share it with your friends and family let them know that on this blog you get to know some new things.
That’s all for today we will meet again soon with something new. Till then…
—Dhanyavaad—