Team captain Robin Uthappa played an inning of 51 runs in 30 balls with the help of five sixes and two fours. Walton scored the highest 104 runs in 55 balls for the team. He hit six sixes and nine fours.

The sixth match of Legends League Cricket (LLC) and the first in Doon was played between Manipal Tigers and Bhilwara Kings. In this, the Manipal Tigers won the match by 89 runs due to Chadwick Walton’s century.

In the match played at Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Raipur on Friday, Bhilwara Kings won the toss and decided to bowl first. Robin Uthappa and Chadwick Walton of Manipal Tigers, who came to bat, gave a good start to the team. Both the batsmen added 87 runs for the first wicket.

Team captain Robin Uthappa played an inning of 51 runs in 30 balls with the help of five sixes and two fours. Walton scored the highest score of 104 runs in 55 balls for the team. He hit six sixes and nine fours. While Hamilton Masakadja scored 37 runs on the basis of two sixes and one four. With this, the Manipal Tigers scored 211 runs after losing three wickets in 20 overs.

Tillakaratne Dilshan and Solomon Mayer opened the batting for Bhilwara Kings while chasing the target. But the team’s start was not good. When Mayer scored three runs, Lendl Simmons returned to the pavilion without opening the account. After this, Dilshan also could not show anything special and was out after scoring 26 runs. After this, Robin Bisht and Yusuf Pathan also continued with low scores. Whereas other team players also could not show any significant impact and the team was reduced to a score of 122 runs after losing eight wickets.

Not even half the stadium could be filled
Due to lack of publicity, the stadium could not even be half filled. Only about five thousand cricket lovers could reach the stadium with a capacity of 25 thousand spectators. However, cricket lovers from other cities including Doon also came to watch the match. Even the spectators who came had to wait for hours at the main gate. As soon as the gate opened before the start of the match, a stampede broke out.

After a year, the ground was brightened up
After a year, the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium was in full swing. Road Safety World Series matches were played in September last year. After more than a year, international-level matches were played in Doon. The second match will be played today i.e. on Saturday between India Capitals and Southern Super Stars and on the last day between Gujarat Giants and Urban Risers Hyderabad. This tournament of six teams each is being played in five cities of India, Dehradun, Ranchi, Jammu, Vizag, and Surat. The league, which started on November 18, will conclude on December 9.

These are the leaders of India Capitals
Gautam Gambhir (captain), Bharat Chipley, Hashim Amla, Kevin Pietersen, Kirk Edwards, Ricardo Powell, Y Dnyaneshwar Rao, Yashpal Singh, Ben Dunk (wk), Morne van Wyk (wk), Ashley Nurse, Dilhara Fernando, Fidel Edwards, Ishwar Pandey, Kotarangada Appanna, Munaf Patel, Praveen Tambe, Rusty Theron.

Not even half the stadium could be filled
Due to lack of publicity, the stadium could not even be half filled. Only about five thousand cricket lovers could reach the stadium with a capacity of 25 thousand spectators. However, cricket lovers from other cities including Doon also came to watch the match. Even the spectators who came had to wait for hours at the main gate. As soon as the gate opened before the start of the match, a stampede broke out.

After a year, the ground was brightened up
After a year, the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium was in full swing. Road Safety World Series matches were played in September last year. After more than a year, international-level matches were played in Doon. The second match will be played today i.e. on Saturday between India Capitals and Southern Super Stars and on the last day between Gujarat Giants and Urban Risers Hyderabad. This tournament of six teams each is being played in five cities of India, Dehradun, Ranchi, Jammu, Vizag, and Surat. The league, which started on November 18, will conclude on December 9.

These are the leaders of India Capitals
Gautam Gambhir (captain), Bharat Chipley, Hashim Amla, Kevin Pietersen, Kirk Edwards, Ricardo Powell, Y Dnyaneshwar Rao, Yashpal Singh, Ben Dunk (wk), Morne van Wyk (wk), Ashley Nurse, Dilhara Fernando, Fidel Edwards, Ishwar Pandey, Kotarangada Appanna, Munaf Patel, Praveen Tambe, Rusty Theron.

These are the greats of Southern Super Stars
Aaron Finch (captain), Andre McCarthy, Cameron White, Rajesh Bishnoi, Rameez Khan, Ross Taylor, Tanmay Srivastava, Upul Tharanga, Amit Verma, Bipul Sharma, Farveez Maharoof, Jesse Ryder, Johan Botha, Manvinder Bisla (wk), Shreevats Goswami. (wicketkeeper), Abdur Razzaq, Amila Aponso, Ashok Dinda, Pankaj Rao, Suranga Lakmal.

Chadwick Walton’s six went down the drain
In the 13th over of the match, Chadwick Walton hit a six on Rahul’s ball and the ball went into the drain. After this the umpire called for the second ball and then the game started.

The audience remembered Watson along with Dhoni and Sachin.
During the match, the spectators remembered Sachin Tendulkar, known as the God of Cricket, Captain Cool Mahendra Singh Dhoni, and Australian player Shane Watson. The audience shouted slogans for the three players.

Players’ faces pale after seeing the condition of the field
A cricket match was played at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium after a year. The players were shocked to see the condition of the ground prepared for Legends League cricket. Mud spots were seen at many places in the field. After sensing the ground, the players did not take much leap for fielding. Patches of new grass have been installed on the field which look different. Like the West Pavilion, a patchwork of mud was also seen near the boundary. The stadium pitch has been prepared in 25 days for the Legends League. Earlier, huge grasses were growing on the ground here. Last year also the condition of the ground was similar. This kind of situation is arising due to a lack of regular maintenance of the grounds. This is tarnishing the image of the stadium.