Abu Dhabi Knight Riders experienced their eighth misfortune (one game deserted) in nine games in ILT20 as they slipped to a 18-run misfortune against MI Emirates. Knight Riders could gather just 162 in a pursuit of 181. In the last four overs, Knight Riders required 43. Marchant de Lange trudged Trent Boult over lengthy on in the seventeenth over. Tragically for Knight Riders, that ended up being the main four or a six in the last four overs. In the end, Dan Mousley gave the final details to the match by eliminating De Lange in the last finished. The foundation of Knight Riders' innings was Andre Russell's 22-ball 42. The unstable all-rounder broke five limits and two sixes. The feature of his innings was maybe an across-the-line shot that he broke off Imran Tahir in the seventh over. In any case, when he tumbled to Zaheer Khan in the thirteenth over, Knight Riders battled to stay aware of the expected run rate. Joe Clarke (22) and Brandon Ruler (20) were the main different hitters to cross the 20-run mark in the innings. Then again, Dwayne Bravo wrapped up with a three-for. Prior, Kieron Pollard had displayed his class and quality with a 17-ball 43. He negatively affected his previous West Indian partner Andre Russell by smacking the all-rounder for two sixes and three limits in the eighteenth over. The opener, Muhammad Waseem, likewise established a connection with a very much paced 43-ball 60. For Knight Riders, De Lange, Sunil Narine and Sabir Rao culled a wicket each. Emirates are on 11 focuses and have opened in at the third space while Knight Riders find a seat at the lower part of the table with a singular point. Brief scores: MI Emirates 180/4 in 20 overs (Muhammad Waseem 60, Kieron Pollard 43*; Sabir Rao 1-21) beat Abu Dhabi Knight Riders 162 in 19.2 overs (Andre Russell 42; Dwayne Bravo 3-37) by 18 runs.