28 April,2024 07:25 AM IST | Kolkata | IANS
Sam Curran
After Punjab Kings completed a record chase of 262 to secure an eight-wicket win over Kolkata Knight Riders in an absolute run-fest on the back of Jonny Bairstow's unbeaten 108 and Shashank Singh's unbeaten 68, Kings's skipper Sam Curran pondered "Cricket is turning into baseball, isn't it?"
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"Cricket is turning into baseball, isn't it? It was absolutely incredible," Curran mused at the post-match presentation.
"Where do we [start]? Absolutely delighted with two points. Games like that are out of the world, but most importantly we've had a tough few weeks as a team [this was Kings's first win in five games] but we've really hung in there. We've taken teams down to the wire and, I think, forget about the scores...I thought we actually deserved victory," he added.
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