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FIFA World Cup 2018: Fans get emotional during group stages

FIFA World Cup 2018: Fans get emotional during group stages.

June 22, 2018 11:17 IST

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FIFA World Cup 2018,FIFA World Cup,Fans get emotional,Fans emotional,fans break down,World Cup fever

FIFA World Cup 2018,FIFA World Cup,Fans get emotional,Fans emotional,fans break down,World Cup fever

FIFA World Cup 2018,FIFA World Cup,Fans get emotional,Fans emotional,fans break down,World Cup fever

FIFA World Cup 2018,FIFA World Cup,Fans get emotional,Fans emotional,fans break down,World Cup fever

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Inspired by half-centuries from new skipper Shreyas Iyer and Prithvi Shaw, Delhi Daredevils finally ended their three-match losing streak with a 55-run thumping win over Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) in an Indian Premier League (IPL) clash at the Ferozshah Kotla here on Friday. With Friday's win, Delhi's stay at the bottom of the points table ended as they climbed to the 7th spot while KKR remained static at No.4 despite their fourth loss in seven matches. Playing his first match after replacing the off-colour Gautam Gambhir as captain, Iyer blasted a 40-ball unbeaten 93, laced with three fours and 10 sixes, to propel the hosts to this IPL season's highest total of 219/4. Iyer's power-packed innings, however came after teenaged sensation Prithvi and Colin Munro got Delhi off to a breezy start with a 59-run opening stand.

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English batsman Jos Buttler continued his red-hot form with a 94 not out as Rajasthan Royals thumped Mumbai Indians by seven wickets here on Sunday to boost their chance of qualifying for the Indian Premier League (IPL) play-offs. After Mumbai posted 168/6, thanks to opening batsmen Suryakumar Yadav (60) and Evin Lewis, Buttler registered his fifth consecutive fifty, which contained five sixes and nine fours, to guide his team to seven-wicket victory with two overs to spare. The loss left three-time champions Mumbai stranded at 10 points from 12 games, while Rajasthan took their tally to 12 after 12 games. The Jaipur-based outfit needs to win its remaining two games to qualify for the play-offs, while Mumbai's fate is not in their hands and will have to depend on the performances of other teams.

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