A good fielding day, a bad day in the field

Apr 10, 2018

Suresh Raina stretches backwards to hold on to the catch that dismissed Sunil Narine early in the innings•BCCI

Robin Uthappa brought some class and some stability to the innings•BCCI

Then, he found the support of Andre Russell...•BCCI

...while Ambati Rayudu's delicate shots took CSK to 75 for no loss•BCCI

Sam Billings hit five sixes and two fours in his 23-ball innings•BCCI

Chris Lynn then missed a straight one to be bowled•BCCI

But he was caught in an ugly mix-up and Knight Riders were in big trouble soon after at 89 for 5•BCCI

Who bludgeoned the highest score by a No. 7 in the history of the IPL, going past the 68 made by Dwayne Bravo while he was facing the allrounder. He hit 11 sixes in his unbeaten 88•BCCI

Tom Curran broke the partnership in the sixth over to pull things back for KKR•BCCI

Billings eventually got to fifty in 21 balls before perishing in the 19th over•BCCI

Dinesh Karthik had to be watchful to keep his team kicking•BCCI

Shane Watson started CSK's chase of 203 with a flurry of boundaries...•BCCI

But KKR were poor in the field. The dropped catches from Curran and Uthappa kept the hosts in the hunt•BCCI

But with 17 needed off the final over, Vinay Kumar erred in length and Ravindra Jadeja freed his arms to seal another nail-biting win for CSK•BCCI