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Lyca Kovai Kings vs Nellai Royal Kings - 18th Match - Tamil Nadu Premier League, 2025

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Updated At : 05:38 PM Aug 25, 2025 IST

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Venue: Indian Cement Company Ground Tirunelveli

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Nellai Royal Kings Innings Summary: A Struggle for Runs

August 25, 2025 5:38 pm

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Nellai Royal Kings' innings saw wickets tumble consistently from overs 3 to 18, hindering their run rate. Sonu Yadav (23 off 26) and Muhammed Adnan Khan (26 off 20) provided some resistance. P Bhuvaneswaran claimed 2 wickets, while Ramesh Divakar was the pick of the bowlers with 3 wickets.

Nellai Royal Kings - Innings Summary

Batting

Player Runs Balls 4s 6s
Sonu Yadav 23 26 2 1
Muhammed Adnan Khan 26 20 2 2

Bowling

Bowler Wickets
P Bhuvaneswaran 2
Ramesh Divakar 3

Wickets fell regularly, impacting the run rate.

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