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Captain Gautam Gambhir leading from the front, Kolkata Knight Riders registered an easy win over Delhi Daredevils. Chasing a low target of 99, Knight Riders sealed the match with nine wickets and 35 balls to spare.


KOLKATA; Two time IPL champions Kolkata Knight Riders began the IPL 2016 Campaign in great style after registering an easy nine wicket win over visitors Delhi Daredevils. Chasing a low target of 99, Knight Riders sealed the match with nine wickets and 35 balls to spare. Score: Delhi Daredevils – 98/10 (17.4 overs), Kolkata Knight Riders – 99/1 (14.1 overs).

Earlier winning the toss, Captain Gautam Gambhir opted to bowl first. Backing up the captain’s decision, KKR bowlers bowled in line and length to restrict the opposition at 98. For KKR, Gambhir scored an unbeaten 38, Uthappa scored 35 and Pandey scored 15.

For Kolkata Knight Riders, Hogg and Russell picked three wickets each while Hastings and Chawla, who picked two wickets each, shared the rest. Hastings picked two wickets for mere six runs in his 2.4 over long spell in which he bowled 13 dot balls.


Invited to bat first, De Kock and Agarwal gave a brisling start to Delhi Daredevils. The opening pair added 24 runs in 2.2 overs before De Kock (17 from ten, 1x4, 1x6) was dismissed by Russell. Punishing Umesh Yadav for a six and a four in consecutive deliveries, De Kock glimpsed good form but proved to be short lived.


De Kock top scored the innings in which only four batsmen could reach double digit including him. The other three include Samson (15), Morris (11) and Pawan Negi (11). Russell’s double strike in his second over seemed too good for the visitors to bear. Once Daredevils lost their first wicket for 24, they lost their wickets in regular intervals.

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