In the penultimate delivery of the second innings, when Shivam Sharma and Pratham Saluja were running down the ground to steal a run to seal the match, New Delhi Tigers fielder Himmat Singh went to pick up the ball quickly to break the stumps.
Out of frustration, Himmat Singh kicked his right foot into the air, not realizing where the ball actually dropped. The ball dropped from his hand right behind his right foot. Himmat Singh threw the ball in the air and kicked the ball as well. After making contact with the toe of the boot, the ball travelled directly onto the wicket and dismantled the bails.
Watch the run-out dismissal here
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Pratham Saluja was dismissed for a run-out, caused by Himmat Singh. The match was levelled as the Outer Delhi Warriors were restricted to 155, while they needed to score 156 to claim the match.
Himmat Singh could be the hero of the match
Batting first in the Super Over, ODW registered 20 runs. Rishabh Sharma smashed three 6s off Monu Shukla and took a double to conclude the over. New Delhi Tigers managed to get only 6 runs against a couple of wickets. However, they started the over nicely with a maximum from Himmat Singh’s blade.
Shivam Sharma took two back-to-back wickets to end the contest
In two back-to-back deliveries, Shivam clinched Himmat and then Hrithik Shokeen to wrap up the business for tonight. Outer Delhi Warriors won the match through the Super Over.
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