Mitchell Starc: The final match of the 17th season of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2024) is being played between Kolkata Knight Riders and Sunrisers Hyderabad (KKR vs SRH). Batting first in this title match being played at Chepauk, Hyderabad has not had a good start. Their 3 big wickets have fallen in the powerplay itself, due to which their dream of scoring a big score seems to be shattered. Meanwhile, a video of the match is becoming increasingly viral on social media, in which Mitchell Starc is seen dismissing Abhishek Sharma with his fierce bowling.

Abhishek Sharma flopped in the final match

Abhishek Sharma has shown a great performance for Sunrisers Hyderabad in IPL 2024. But today he has flopped badly in the title match. He returned to the pavilion in the very first over of the match. Abhishek scored only 2 runs in 5 balls. KKR's veteran fast bowler trapped him in his trap and clean bowled him, giving his team the first success. The video of Abhishek Sharma's wicket has been shared by the Indian Premier League itself on social media.

This is how Abhishek got out

Mitchell Starc bowled dot balls against Abhishek Sharma on the first three balls of the first over. Abhishek took two runs on the fourth ball risking his life. But Starc bowled such a ball on the fifth ball of the over that Abhishek Sharma did not even get a chance to move in response.

Starc (Mitchell Starc) bowled this ball on a good length on the middle stump, which swung towards the off stump. Abhishek could not understand this ball and he tried to play it towards the leg side, but the ball went straight and hit the off stump.

This is the condition of the match

Sunrisers Hyderabad's performance after winning the toss and batting first is very disappointing. The team's score after 12 overs is 72/6. Their batsmen are struggling to even touch the double digit mark. On the other hand, Kolkata Knight Riders' bowling has been excellent. Mitchell Starc took 2 wickets, while Vaibhav Arora, Harshit Rana, Andre Russell and Varun Chakraborty took 1 wicket each.