Prabhsimran Singh literally carried the batting load for Punjab Kings on his shoulders and came up with a sensational century, which laid the foundation of his team's win over Delhi Capitals in the IPL on Saturday. In contrast, Delhi batting capitulated after a good start to the run-chase.from Cricket News: Latest Cricket News, Live Scores, Results, Upcoming match Schedules | Times of India https://ift.tt/niPzthV
Prabhsimran Singh literally carried the batting load for Punjab Kings on his shoulders and came up with a sensational century, which laid the foundation of his team's win over Delhi Capitals in the IPL on Saturday. In contrast, Delhi batting capitulated after a good start to the run-chase.via /a>
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Prabhsimran Singh is a project that has seen Punjab Kings invest four years and crores of rupees. It has finally paid off in a match that helped them stay alive in the IPL, as he calmly steered Khaleel Ahmed down to the third boundary to bring up his maiden IPL hundred here at the Ferozeshah Kotla on Saturday evening. The 22-year-old, standing barely at five and a half feet, stood tall in an innings where he scored 103 off 65 balls in Kings’ emphatic 31-run win after arduously putting up 167/6.
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