KL Rahul unleashed a sensational unbeaten 152, a record for an Indian in the IPL, as Delhi Capitals posted a colossal 264/2 against Punjab Kings. Supported by Nitish Rana’s 91, their 220-run partnership powered DC to their highest-ever total. Rahul’s fiery knock featured 16 fours and nine sixes, marking his fastest century.
The incident happened in the third over of Punjab Kings’ chase when Arya played a slash at a full ball on the stumps off Axar Patel. The ball went high towards mid-off, where Ngidi ran back to complete the catch.
KL Rahul achieved a historic milestone with an unbeaten 152 for Delhi Capitals against Punjab Kings. This remarkable innings is the third-highest individual score in IPL history. Rahul’s performance, aided by dropped catches, powered Delhi to a commanding total. He partnered with Nitish Rana for a significant second-wicket stand, setting a new franchise record.
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Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is reportedly leading the country through a secret “human chain” of handwritten letters to evade US and Israeli detection. This comes amid unprecedented security measures, with senior officials avoiding visits due to assassination fears following a reported US-Israel strike that gravely injured him.
KL Rahul smashed a brilliant IPL century, his sixth, off just 47 balls against Punjab Kings. Capitalizing on two dropped catches, Rahul, supported by Nitish Rana’s unbeaten 72, forged a record 185-run partnership. This landmark knock places Rahul among IPL’s top centurions and highlights his unique achievement of scoring centuries for three different franchises.
KL Rahul and Nitish Rana delivered a batting spectacle, forging a record 150+ run partnership for Delhi Capitals against Punjab Kings. Rahul’s explosive century, coupled with Rana’s rapid half-century and a massive 28-run over, powered DC to a commanding position. This dominant display rewrote DC’s record books.
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