SFU vs LAKR Live Score

1:08 AM IST Corey Anderson, the San Francisco Unicorns skipper, says that it was a pretty clinical performance and a good wicket as well as the ball was a little bit holding up on the surface. Mentions that Jake Fraser-McGurk is such a clean striker of the ball, and it's great to see him get going. Shares that their batters figured out quickly that the ball is holding up a bit and played nicely according to it. Adds that their bowlers did a great job as well, and Rauf stepped up and bowled well on the big stage.

1:06 AM IST Right then, that is it from this contest, but it is a double-header day in the MLC and up next is a highly-anticipated clash. Seattle Orcas will be taking on the reigning champions, Washington Freedom, in Match number 4, and you can simply switch tabs and check our coverage of that game. Until next time, then, cheers!

1:04 AM IST Jake Fraser-McGurk is the PLAYER OF THE MATCH. Jake admits that it has been a while since he has gotten a big score in any format, and it feels nice after hitting the ball so cleanly. Says that happy to contribute to the team’s win. Adds that they have worked hard, and it has been amazing to work with them. Mentions that about his punch shot, as the boundaries aren’t too big, and he is happy to clear those.

1:04 AM IST The Presentation ceremony...

12:53 AM IST Los Angeles Knight Riders skipper, Sunil Narine, is down for a chat. Narine says that SFU got off to a good start, but they pulled things back in the end, thanks to brilliant death bowling from Andre Russell and Ali Khan. Mentions that they were looking to execute yorkers and keep it wide away from the batter. Adds that they have experienced guys, and they will try to apply themselves. States that it's just the first game, so they don't need to go too deep, and they have to play freely. Concludes that Dwayne Bravo is a champion and has a lot of knowledge. The players ask him a lot of questions, but it's about executing in the middle.

12:46 AM IST Earlier in the game, Los Angeles put San Francisco into bat, and once again, it was carnage from the SF top order. Finn Allen followed up that massive ton in the opening game with a fine half-century. But it was Jake Fraser-McGurk who stole the show as he hit 11 sixes en route to 88 quick runs, setting up the game for his side. LAKR clawed their way back into the game with a plethora of wickets, but a few big hits at the end ruined the momentum.