IPL 2020 Live Updates: Kolkata beat Hyderabad in the Super Over to add two vital points

Back-to-back defeats for Hyderabad

Hyderabad have been bundled out for just a couple of runs in the Super Over

Warner departs for a golden duck

A Super Over will decide which team will add two precious points to their tally. 

Don't go anywhere

Hyderabad are 127/5 after 17 overs

Hyderabad are 109/5 after 15.2 overs

Hyderabad are 109/4 after 15 overs

Hyderabad are 82/4 after 11.3 overs

Hyderabad are 70/3 before the 10th over

Hyderabad are 70/2 after 8.4 overs

Hyderabad are 57/1 after 6.1 overs

Hyderabad are 57/0 after 6 overs

Hyderabad are 46/0 after 5 overs

Hyderabad are 22/0 after 3 overs

Hyderabad are 12/0 after 2 overs

Hyderabad are 2/1 after 1

Stay Tuned as Hyderabad's run-chase gets underway

The Orange Army need 164 runs from their 20 overs in order to give a new lease of life to their Dream11 IPL 2020 campaign

Kolkata are 121/4 after 17 overs

Kolkata are 105/4 after 15 overs

Kolkata are 102/3 after 14.1 overs

Nitish Rana walks back for a 20-ball 29.

Kolkata are 88/3

Gill falls for 36.

Kolkata are 87/2 after 11.4 overs 

Kolkata are 77/1 at the halfway mark

Kolkata are 57/1 after 8 overs

Kolkata are 48/1 after 6 overs

Kolkata are 42/0 after 5 overs

Kolkata are 28/0 after 4 overs

Kolkata are 12/0 after 2 overs

Kolkata are 6/0 after 1

Stay Tuned as live-action gets underway

A new captain in the saddle, Kolkata would look to sort out their batting woes and strive for consistency when they face  Hyderabad in an intriguing mid-table Indian Premier League clash here on Sunday.

After a string of below-par performances, Dinesh Karthik handed over the reins to his deputy Eoin Morgan hours before Kolkata's match against Mumbai Indians on Friday. But the World Cup-winning England captain's campaign as a leader was off to a disappointing start with Mumbai handing Kolkata an eight-wicket mauling.

Kolkata are still in the top four of the IPL points table behind Mumbai, Delhi, and  Bangalore with four wins and as many defeats. But if the two-time champions want to seal a play-off spot, their batsmen need to step up, shrug off their inconsistencies and win matches for the team.

After a massive 82-run loss to Bangalore, the Kolkata batsmen failed yet again against Mumbai bowlers as they were reduced to 42 for 4 in the eighth over. Half of Kolkata batsmen were gone for 61 in the 11th over. An 87-run unbroken stand for the sixth wicket between Morgan (39 not out) and pacer Pat Cummins (53 not out) took them to 148 for 5.

But Mumbai needed just 16.5 overs to overhaul the target, losing two wickets in the process.

At the top, Shubhman Gill has failed to capitalise on his starts, while Rahul Tripathi has not gone past the 20-run mark after his brilliant 81 against the Chennai.

Nitish Rana has been profligate and Karthik's batting slot has been experimented with throughout the tournament. Andre Russell and Morgan have also not been able to make the kind of impact expected from players of their caliber. 

The Kolkata bowlers did well to fashion narrow victories against Punjab and Chennai, but leaked runs against Bangalore and Mumbai. To add to their woes, star spinner Sunil Narine has been reported for suspect bowling action and he has missed two matches since then. 

The Orange Army, who occupy the fifth spot on the points table with just three wins from eight outings, are also struggling. With the injuries ruling out pace spearhead Bhuvneshwar Kumar and all-rounder Mitchell Marsh, the Orange Army is facing a conundrum of whether to strengthen their batting or their bowling unit, a fact that skipper David Warner conceded.

The team heavily relies on its batting unit, mainly on the top four comprising Jonny Bairstow, Warner, Manish Pandey, and Kane Williamson.

A cause of concern for the Hyderabad is Rashid Khan's form. After returning impressive figures like 3/14, 0/12, 3/12, the Afghan leg- spinner remained ineffective in the team's last two losses. Rahul Tewatia, Ambati Rayudu, and Shane Watson smashed him for sixes.

Skipper Warner will desperately hope that his star spinner finds his mojo back which is imperative for the team's success.

The Teams (From):

Kolkata : Eoin Morgan (c), Dinesh Karthik , Nitish Rana, Rahul Tripathi, Rinku Singh, Shubman Gill, Siddhesh Lad, Ali Khan, Kamlesh Nagarkoti, Kuldeep Yadav, Lockie Ferguson, Pat Cummins, Prasidh Krishna, Sandeep Warrior, Shivam Mavi, Varun Chakravarthy, Andre Russell, Chris Green, M Siddharth, Sunil Narine, Nikhil Naik, Tom Banton.

 Hyderabad: David Warner (c), Jonny Bairstow, Kane Williamson, Manish Pandey, Shreevats Goswami, Virat Singh, Priyam Garg, Wriddhiman Saha, Abdul Samad, Vijay Shankar, Mohammad Nabi, Rashid Khan, Jason Holder, Abhishek Sharma, B Sandeep, Sanjay Yadav, Fabian Allen, Prithvi Raj Yarra, Khaleel Ahmed, Sandeep Sharma, Shahbaz Nadeem, Siddharth Kaul, Billy Stanlake, T Natarajan, Basil Thampi.

Match starts at 3.30pm (IST). 

(With PTI Inputs)

The coin lands in Hyderabad skipper David Warner's favor and he has decided to field first in an afternoon game.