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In the match played on Tuesday in IPL 2022, 36-year-old Robin Uthappa made so many sixes that the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) team was helpless. In the IPL match against Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) on Tuesday, Robin Uthappa scored 88 runs off 50 balls, including 4 fours and 9 sixes. The innings of Robin Uthappa played an important role in winning the match for the Chennai Super Kings (CSK).

RCB stunned by the storm of Uthappa’s sixes

Our next statement is that Robin Uthappa hit a total of 9 sixes during his innings against Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) on Tuesday. Thus, he has become the batsman to hit the most sixes in an innings in IPL 2022. In this case, he surpassed the record of Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) batsman Andre Russell. The match between the Punjab Kings and Andre Russell on April 1 featured eight sixes from Russell.

Biggest innings of Uthappa’s IPL career

Robin Uthappa scored 88 runs in 50 balls with four fours and nine sixes and his strike rate was 176. The greatest innings of Robin Uthappa’s IPL career. Shivam Dubey also played an unbeaten inning of 95 runs in 46 balls in addition to Robin Uthappa. Shivam Dubey hit five fours and eight sixes in his inning. Shivam Dube had a strike rate of more than 206.

Highest partnership for the third wicket

There was a total partnership of 165 runs between Shivam Dubey and Robin Uthappa, which was the highest third-wicket partnership in IPL history. At one point in this match, CSK was 60-2 at the end of 10 overs, the score of Chennai Super Kings. After that, both batsmen changed their gear in such a way that the Bangalore team kept watching.

Chennai Super Kings scored 156 runs in their last ten overs. In the last 10 overs of the IPL, this is the third-highest score. Earlier, RCB scored 172 runs against Gujarat Lions (former franchise) and Punjab Kings scored 162 runs against CSK. In addition, this is the first time from Chennai that two batsmen have reached the 85 plus mark in a single match.

Great innings by Pat Cummins helped Kolkata Knight Riders snare victory from Mumbai Indians in the 14th match of the IPL. As soon as Cummins arrived, all the equations changed. Top-order batsmen had been dismissed at regular intervals for a number of years. As a result of his four fours and six sixes, he equaled KL Rahul‘s previous IPL record and scored his half-century in just 14 balls. It was the third most expensive over in the IPL, as he scored 35 runs off an over by Daniel Sams.

The team reached 162 runs in 16 overs for a loss of five wickets, with Cummins adding 50 runs in 41 balls, six fours, and one six. KKR has won three of its last four matches. In their first innings following the toss, Mumbai scored 161 for four after recovering from a poor start. Sadly, he suffered a third consecutive defeat.

Mumbai’s score after 15 overs was 83 for three. Putting on an 83-run partnership for the fourth wicket, Suryakumar Yadav (52 off 36 balls, 5 fours, 2 sixes) and Tilak Verma (38 not out off 27 balls, 3 fours, 2 sixes) put on an impressive performance on and off the field. Kieran Pollard scored 22 off five balls in Mumbai’s last five overs to lead Mumbai to 78 runs in five overs. Three sixes were hit in Cummins’ last over, his most successful over (2 for 49).

Later, Pat Cummins returned it to Sams, who hit two fours and four sixes in his one over. The winning six are included.

At first, the KKR batsmen scored long runs and lost wickets. Shreyas Iyer (10) and Ajinkya Rahane (7) lost wickets inside the powerplay for the Kolkata Knight Riders. Two short pitches dismissed both batsmen, including Tymal Mills (2 for 38) and Sams (1 for 50). At the end of six overs, KKR was 35 for 2. KKR’s score after six overs was 35 for two. A six-by Billings off Basil Thampi off Murugan Ashwin (2 for 25) brought momentum to the scoreboard when the run rate was slowing down.

After 10 overs, Mumbai had a score of 54 for two. Kishan (14 off 21 balls) struggled to score while Suryakumar had difficulties adjusting after returning from injury. Kishan took an easy catch off Cummins’ ball, contributing to Mumbai’s struggles. Five overs passed by without the ball reaching the boundary line in the middle. In the last two balls Umesh bowled to Suryakumar, he hit fours and sixes. Hence, his half-century took 34 deliveries.

When Tilak Verma was on three, Rahane dropped his catch, which culminated in him showing his prowess at playing long shots. No matter who he faced, his sixes were strong. In the aftermath of Suryakumar’s dismissal, Pollard concluded the innings.

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