Hazlewood destroyed by Bairstow in IPL

Aussie bowler smashed for 24 runs in horror over

Video transcript

- But on the [INAUDIBLE] and he's just being very, very good. He's getting-- he's getting all the room around so that he can play those big shots, swing his bat freely.

- Oh, wow! And it's going away. 22 runs of the man who had such a good economy rate. 30 for [INAUDIBLE].

- They need a bit of luck in this game. This is the [INAUDIBLE] edge, which has gotten just a little wide of that man. And, third [INAUDIBLE]. If he had been a few meters to his right, it would have gone straight to him.

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