#Just turned 18? 18.5? Practically 19?

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Student Council Prez [18]

Episode 17 - Episode 18 - Episode 18.5 OR Episode 19 (Finale) Words: 4k Genre: Fluff, Slice of Life, High School!Au  Chapter consists of Y/N and Yoongi’s silly antics together.

“Why are you wearing a scarf?” Hoseok asks amidst a laugh, staring at his best friend whose neck is wrapped in red satin.

Yoongi turns to him with a frown, gently tugging on it as he mumbles underneath his breath. “It’s cold.”

“Prez.” Hoseok leans closer to him. “It’s summer.”

“Doesn't mean I still can't feel cold.” He says blankly.

Hoseok narrows his eyes, slowly shifting away but still suspicious. Even during winter times, Yoongi never complains and the scarf looks ridiculous overtop his uniform; reminding him of anime characters.

“Alright then…” Hoseok grins. “Are your parents still over?”

Yoongi sighs. “No, my grandmother and mother left abroad again. My dad’s back in his closet but Yongho’s still around.”

“Aw..” Hoseok pouts. “Guess you can't spend quality time with Y/N, anymore huh-”

He can't even finish before Yoongi’s scrunched up his face, pushing him out of his chair and making Hoseok fall onto the floor on his butt in a bunch of giggles. “C’mon Yoongi~ It’s just a joke~”

“Your jokes are distasteful and not funny.”

Hoseok laughs. “You defend Y/N so well.” He hums for a moment, plopping back into his seat. “Had this been a year ago, I could've never imagined you falling so head over heels.”

Yoongi stays silent, unable to refute. “Me either…” He mutters.

His friend falls into a dramatic sob. “WHAT AM I GOING TO DO PRESIDENT?! How is it that you out of all of us...got a girlfriend first? When will I ever find love?”

Yoongi places a comforting hand onto Hoseok’s, making the latter man halt his dramatic act for a moment in surprise of the other’s odd gentleness. Yoongi smiles meekly…

“Some people just can't be loved.”

“YOU’RE SO MEAN! PRESIDENT! HOW COULD YOU SAY THAT TO ME! HOW DOES Y/N EVEN STAND YOU?! DO YOU NOT CARE-”

By that point, Yoongi’s gotten up and left the room. He closes the door, letting Hoseok wail after him; other students shooting each other odd looks as they walk past the council room.

//

You’re covering your face with one hand, giggling as Yoongi tugs on your other hand, pulling you into the council room. Once he closes the door and turns to you, you uncover your face; only managing to look at him straight in the eyes for a mere three seconds. He sighs as you burst out in another fit of flushed laughter. “What is it now?”

You stick out your tongue, teasing him as you twist your head to one side. “Aren’t I a future Min family member?”

He turns to the ceiling with rolling eyes. “You almost gave me a heart attack when you said that!” You chime out, playfully hitting his arm with a fist and he winces, scrunching his face and rubbing the wound.

“Aren’t you ever going to live that down?” Yoongi grumbles with a pout. “It’s been weeks.”

“Never.” You break out into a grin, following him as he makes his way to the table, finally pulling off the red scarf after a long day. “Until the day I die, I’ll always remember how you professed your feelings for me in front of your entire family without even a bit of embarrassment.”

He smirks, suddenly grabbing your hips and pulling you onto the table in a seated position. “But I remember you cursing me after I said it. You even called me insane.”

You throw your arms around his shoulders as he stands between your legs, your heights equal and eyes connecting. You hum thoughtfully for a moment. “Yeah, I was pretty upset about how blunt you were but really….Min Yoongi, your cuteness just melts my cold heart.”

He growls before pulling up closer to you. “What did I say about calling me cute?”

You giggle again but it becomes silenced as he roughly tugs you in for a kiss; lips locking mercilessly. From the endless practices you’ve both had together, he’s already mapped out your mouth and body, wielding knowledge of where to touch and the right pressures needed to make you lose your mind. When your moan accidently slips out, Yoongi has the audacity to smirk smugly against your lips. In retaliation, you nip his bottom lip and he freezes for a heartbeat before refusing to let you win, kissing your harder and in turn, making you whimper even more. He inhales as you exhale, literally stealing your breath away and you’re amazed at how skillful he is but maybe it’s from all the countless times before.

You could go on for hours and hours kissing Yoongi and doing so isn’t anything unusual anymore.

But unfortunately this time around, you’re interrupted as the loud student members come walking into the room, in the middle of your makeout session.

All they do is sigh, Hoseok grinning and Jin shaking his head in disapproval. You and Yoongi pull away instantly, wiping away at your wet and swollen lips. You launch off the table to create distance between him and he takes a step back like nothing’s ever happened but they’ve already seen it all. “Don’t you guys have homes to do this in?!” Jin says exasperatedly, throwing his backpack on the floor.

“Why do we always get interrupted?” Yoongi grumbles underneath his breath and you send him a sharpened glare, one mostly out of embarrassment.

Namjoon laughs, making his way to the other side of the table and patting Yoongi on the shoulder as he passes. “Didn’t I say something about putting up a sign or locking the door?”

“Oh my god.” Jungkook says with huge eyes, resembling that of a frightened rabbit. He points to Yoongi suddenly. “Did you get beat up?!”

Everyone stops, turning to where he’s pointing. You freeze in horror and so does Yoongi. There’s a full ten seconds of complete silence, the most silence there has ever been in the council room with the council members; the ticks of the clock echo and a pin drops sounding like a nuclear bomb explosion.

Then suddenly Hoseok and Jin burst out into laughter, Jimin with a humongous grin while shaking his head, Namjoon smiling and Taehyung walking closer to the crime scene. Jungkook is still confused. “Those are not just any bruises…” Namjoon cackles.

Blotches of purple and blue completely litter Yoongi’s neck, staining his pale skin in blooming blisters. You grow embarrassed, shrinking away while Yoongi brings up one hand to them, slightly smirking as if he were proud of the marks you put on him. You feel like chucking a brick at his face.

“So that’s why you wore a scarf~” Hoseok laughs, everyone gathering around and inspecting the artwork.

“Oh. You’re a beast Y/N.” Taehyung nods. “Really marking him down, aren’t you?”

Jimin leans over and whispers something into Jungkook’s ear and like the snap of his finger, his eyes light up, becoming enlightened. Jungkook blushes, glances your way then bursts out into laughter. You want to stick your head in a trash can.

“You’re both so energetic.” Jin laughs. “Wow it’s unbelievable.”

“Oh...what it’s like to be youthful.” Namjoon says in a sigh.

For some reason or another, you’re convinced the student council members won’t ever let it go for the rest of your life; another reason added to the list of things to tease the both of you to death.

“I can’t believe Yoongi let you do that to him.” Jimin grins. You groan, slapping a hand to your forehead.

It was from yesterday when you and Yoongi got too heated on his couch and you got a little out of control. “Oh.” Jimin pulls you out of your humiliating thoughts, eyes widening as he points below your face. You look down.

Somehow from Yoongi tugging your shirt as he was kissing you, a massive spot that you concealed under your collar is exposed, showing how you weren’t completely unscathed either. Everyone’s head turns as you begin to heat up, the members all bursting into laughter again and making fun of you. You pout at Yoongi who only grins and shrugs. He takes two strides up to you and then throws his red scarf over your neck, wrapping it up warmly.

The student council members, as you expect them to, never live it down.

No. No.

It can’t be.

That’s impossible!

It was just here!!

Jungkook in a fit of rage suddenly flips his entire backpack onto the table, dumping everything out like it’s a bucket of water. Textbooks come tumbling to the floor, old wrappers and receipts, notebooks, pens and pencils. All the laughing ceases and everyone turns to him. “Are you alright…?” Jimin asks with a knot between his brows, half between concern and a giggle at Jungkook’s distress.

“It’s not here.” Is all he responds with, throwing the backpack down to the ground, staring off into space.

Everyone’s smile falls, looking more serious than you’ve ever seen them.

Yoongi wasn’t here yet and you took his spot at the front table; Taehyung joking that you should take over the role of presidency. The other members were gathered around already, prepared for the meeting and simply waiting for Yoongi who was unusually running late.

“Don’t tell me…” Jin leans back in his chair.

There’s a long and dramatic silence. “I lost the general ledger.”

“Oh. My. God.” Jin facepalms.

Hoseok manages some stiff laughter, trying to lighten the mood despite his next words. “He’s going to kill you.”

“Where did you last leave it?” Namjoon inquires as Jungkook begins scrambling through his items on the table.

“I...I was working on it in the library this morning and then I went to class as usual!” He says frantically. “I swore I put it back in my bag!”

“What was there even to work on?!” Jin slams his fist on the table. “It’s just simple addition and subtraction! You’re our treasurer and you can’t even keep a damn book of our records?!”

Jungkook grimaces and Jin draws back, swallowing hard and lowering his tone. “Woah, woah.” Jimin intercepts. “I’m sure it’s just back at the library! We can go back and check.”

“Is it really that bad?” You frown, surprised at Jin’s angry outburst and the tense atmosphere.

“Have you ever seen Yoongi angry?” Taehyung leans in with a whisper.

You think for a moment. “Once or twice.”

“Well that doesn’t count.” Hoseok sighs. “He can’t be that upset with you. You’re you.”

It was true. You’ve seen Yoongi angry but he’s never lashed out, if anything it was always either frustration or annoyance. You were the one that often got angry at him but in the occasional heated battles you both had, he was always the one to give in. Or he would devise a plan to make you feel so guilty that you had to be the one to apologize.

Namjoon picks up Jungkook’s fallen books, stacking them onto the table. “The general ledger is our accounting records and has all our receipts.” He sighs. “It’s for tax purposes and at the end of the year, we hand it into the government. It’s a method to avoid rumours of embezzlement. Some academies that have been shut down, took advantage of the school fees and put it in their own pockets instead of the faculties.”

“The general ledger is used to avoid such situations.” Taehyung says in a smile.

“If we lose it…” Jin murmurs. “Yoongi’s father could get into a lot of trouble.”

Taehyung leans forward, slumping on the table. “Or we would have to track backwards alllllllll the way to the beginning of the year and get alllllllllll the receipts back from every single club and every single field trip and every single teacher and every single place-”

Jimin frustratedly grunts, interrupting his friend and turning to Jungkook who’s staring at the ground, looking like he’s about to throw up or throw himself out the window. “There’s no point in just staying here and talking. We can find it.” He reassures Jungkook and he looks up at him with hopeful eyes.

“You’re right.” Jin stands up. “The sooner we find it, the better.”

“Jungkook and Jimin can go back to all the classrooms he’s been in today.” Namjoon suggests, also standing. “Jin and I can go back to the library.”

“I’ll go with Taehyung down to the office, see if anyone’s found it and dropped it off there.” Hoseok nods.

“What can I do?” You frown, stopping them from leaving.

Taehyung’s eyes light up and he snaps his fingers. “Ah! Hoseok’s right. Yoongi can’t be angry at you.” He says with confidence. You don’t respond. “Just stall him until we get back.”

“That’s right!” Jin’s eyes widen in horror. “He’s coming right here, right now!”

“We have to go!” Jungkook pushes past the other members, running like he’s being chased down by hyenas. He opens the door, slamming it against the wall and he bolts down the hallway.

“Wait up!” Jimin shouts, shooting you a smile before running off after him.

“Wait! Wait!” You call after Hoseok and he turns around. “How am I supposed to stall him?”

“I don’t know.” He shrugs before breaking out in a grin. “Try seducing him or something.”

“Wait. Wha-” Hoseok chuckles before disappearing with the other members, all of them splitting up quickly and seriously.

You fall back into the front chair with a long sigh.

//

“Y/N?” You turn in your chair slowly and stiffly at the familiar voice. Yoongi’s at the doorway with a frown, looking around in the room.

“Hey there beautiful boyfriend!” You reply with an exaggerated smile.

“Where are they?” He asks.

You tilt your head to the side. “What do you mean?”

“We’re suppose to have a meeting.” Yoongi deadpans as he lifts a brow. He plops down in the seat next to you.

“Oh. They’re not here.” You shrug casually, looking out the window. “Isn’t it such a beautiful day outside today?”

Yoongi frowns, ignoring your question. “Then why are all their bags here? And whose stuff is all of this?” He points to the table with the stacked books and sprawled out papers.

You shrug again with lips tight in a line. “Don’t know. I think they went to the bathroom.”

“All six of them? Together? At the same time?”

You freeze but it only takes a second to answer. “Yup. They drank a lot of water, you know.”

“Last time I checked…” Yoongi cocks his head to the side, narrowing his eyes at you. “Namjoon only drinks the Arabian Mocha blend when he’s in this room.”

“Can’t a man drink some water if he wants to?” You narrow your eyes in the same manner before huffing out tiredly. “Why are you nitpicking so much today?”

You fake a sniffle, looking away. “Was it something I did? Am I not being a good enough girlfriend? Is that it?” Your voice cracks, your face trembles, you bite the bottom of your lips and you wish someone was here to see your spectacular acting skills. It’s academy winning and you’re even convincing yourself with the act.

You look up at him with doe, teary eyes. “Do you not care about me anymore?”

Yoongi sighs lethargically. “No. It’s nothing like that, okay? I’m just stressed, that’s all.”

“What’s wrong?” You wipe away your eyes with the sleeve of your shirt and Yoongi looks on in concern.

“Nothing. It’s just my dad….” His face hardens. “..he keeps sleeping in that damn closet. I’m worried about his health.”

Your heart melts and you smile at him, chin resting in your hand. He returns your sweet smile with his own, leaning against the table and close to your face, noses almost grazing each other.

“I’m lying.”

Your heart shatters and freezes over with ice once more and Yoongi smirks. “He’s old enough to wipe his own butt. He can do whatever he wants. I could give less of a damn.” You roll your eyes, moving away from him. “And I know you’re lying too.”

The both of you stare at each other in suspicion, an electricity bold igniting in between and even the students walking past the room, suddenly shiver. Your brain gears begin turning - it seems like the normal approach and the desperate approach won’t work.

It’s time to switch tactics.

You smile lazily at him. “About what?” You fake a higher pitched voice, twisting your hair with your finger. “Are you stressed because of…” You look down at his crotch blatantly and boldly, biting your lips together. “Are you feeling frustrated lately, is that why?”

With a sly smirk, you move to settle yourself in his lap, hooking your arms around his shoulders. Yoongi doesn’t flinch or change his expression, simply moving his hands to your waist to secure your position. “I thought you made me swear that we wouldn’t lay a finger on each other in the council room or at your house.”

“Well…” You murmur quietly. “I have a feeling we won’t be interrupted today.” You pull him in closer, getting comfortable. “What do you say? Why don’t I help you loosen up and feel better?”

The moment you lean in to kiss him, he covers his mouth with his hand, blocking your way and making you lay your lips to his palm.

“I don’t think so.” He smiles at your frown before lolling his head over to one side. “You made me vow last time and now you suddenly changed your mind?”

“I was crazy then!” You shout in exasperation. “How can I not touch my boyfriend?!?!”

Yoongi looks at you in worry. “I think you’re crazy now. What’s wrong with you? Are you sick?”

“Yes.” You answer without a heartbeat to waste. “I think I have a fever.” You grab his hand, slapping it to your forehead and getting off of him a second later. “So please don’t go.”

He sighs exhaustively. “Go to the nurse’s office or go home!”

“That sounds great!” You chime out with a grin, grabbing him to stand up. “Let’s go to my house together!”

“I have a meeting.” Yoongi frowns. “Speaking of which, I need to go find them.”

He stands up and begins walking to the door, only stopping at your voice.

“Do you not care about our relationship anymore?” You break out into a fake sob, face downcast to the floor and your hair in your face. “Are you seriously going to walk out on me like this?”

Yoongi sighs another time, turning back around. He lifts your face up in his hands, moving the strands of hair away and pecking your lips….once...twice...three times. Heat flows to your cheeks and you’re in dismay of how fleeting his pillow lips are pressed against yours.

“I don’t know what’s wrong with you today…” He pulls you in a quick embrace, patting your back once. “But I’ll come back when you’re more calm. Or at least in your right mind.”  

“No!” You hug him from behind when he’s mid-step out the door. Your arms wrap around his abdomen and you lift your legs off the floor, a literal koala bear, anchoring him in his spot. He inhales a staggering breath, coughing and grabbing onto the door frame at your weight pulling him down. He’s literally being squeezed to death.

You let go for a moment, turning him around and embracing him. Your arms are his chains.

Yoongi grunts in annoyance, struggling to no avail. Your curiosity suddenly grows at how angry he could get. By the way the members are so frightened of him, you want to see what his outbursts are like.

“Are you mad at me?” You look up at him, batting your eyelashes and still edging him on.

“I’m really trying not to be, Y/N.”

“You should get angry.”

“What?”

“Well, it’s not healthy for you to keep it all inside.” You smile sweetly and if he had his arms available, he would facepalm himself. “I want to see all sides of you...even your angry side. C’mon, give me your best shot, prez! Yell at me!”

“I’m not going to yell at you Y/N. Just for God’s sake, fucking let me go! The door’s wide open, anyone can see!”

“I don’t care if anyone sees.” You scrunch your face up. “Go on! What are you...afraid?”

Just then, you catch someone out in the hallway, doe eyes looking shocked. You freeze, growing quiet and when Yoongi shifts around, you tighten your hold on him. The boy outside breaks out into a huge grin, holding up a large notebook that reads ‘General Ledger’. Jungkook gives you a thumbs up and you return his grin. No sooner does he disappear and you finally let go of Yoongi.

Your boyfriend inhales a large breath of air, thankful to finally be freed of your iron binds.

“Nevermind~” You chime out in a wide smile. “Don’t be angry at me. Let’s be happy while we date okay, Yoongi-ah? We still have plenty of time to be upset and argue with each other.”

You quickly peck him on the cheek before grabbing your bag, ready to dash out the room; knowing that the student members should all return any second now and you’re absolutely exhausted, ready to take a nap after wasting so much energy holding your persistent boyfriend back.

“Oh no, you don’t.” Yoongi says before catching your arm and tugging you in as you sharply inhale. He pulls you in for a heated open mouth kiss, making you squirm in surprise. After a long moment and fluttering eyes, when you begin to feel lightheaded from the lack of oxygen and begin beating his chest, he finally breaks away. Yoongi embraces your body, both your chests heaving. He chuckles breathlessly. “You drive me crazy woman.”

You don’t respond, melted in his arms but his next words make you stand straighter, hairs and goosebumps rising on your skin. “So….did Jungkook find the accounting book?”

Being with Yoongi is a source of entertainment, a source of your comfort, a source of something familiar and warm that you know will never fail to support you. Sometimes he makes you unbearably annoyed, refusing to give up and still latching onto you after you try to peel him off. Occasionally, you’re the one that’s bothering him when he’s busy and even after his death glare, you only give him a silly smile. When you’re pissed off, the both of you stuck in an argument, spouting profanities and you feel like never wanting to see his face again while breaking into tears, you still hold him dear.

Maybe it’s childish and maybe you’ve really lost your mind for him. But sometimes he could be sitting on the other side of the room, just haven woken up from a nap with dried up saliva on the edge of his mouth, hair sticking in all different directions, eyes swollen and he grumbles at you when you’re too loud, but your heart still blooms and your chest swells for him; him and only him.

Being with Yoongi sometimes irritates the hell out of you but you would never hesitate being with him.

One thing’s for sure, he certainly keeps you on your toes.

“What?” You frown.

The both of you are on the way back to your house, having just gone grocery shopping together.

Yoongi stays silent, staring expectantly at you and he outstretches his hand.

“You finally want to help me?” You grin, holding up the bags of groceries in your other hand, ready to transfer them over.

He huffs out impatiently. “No. Hold my hand.”

“Oh.”

You bring up your free hand and he snatches it instantly, twining his fingers between yours. He smiles happily, like a puppy being given a treat and he swings your arms back and forth as the both of you continue walking down the street.

You sigh once before smiling yourself.

Really.

Yoongi always keeps you on your toes.

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IPL Eliminator Highlights, KKR vs RR: Bowlers Shine As KKR Beat Rajasthan In Eliminator

Dinesh Karthik (52) and Andre Russell (49) took Kolkata Knight Riders to 169/7 against Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League (IPL) Eliminator match on Wednesday. KKR were in deep trouble after losing their top four batsmen for 51 runs in 8 overs. Sunil Narine (4), Chris Lynn (18), Robin Uthappa (3) and Nitish Rana (3) failed to accumulate runs for their team. However, Karthik and Russell ensured KKR got to a competitive total. Krishnappa Gowtham (2/15) was once again brilliant with the ball for Rajasthan. Jofra Archer and Ben Laughlin also took two wickets each.

IPL 2018 Highlights of Kolkata Knight Riders vs Rajasthan Royals Eliminator match, straight from Eden Gardens

22:45 IST: Thank you for staying with us for the live match updates.

22:30 IST: Kolkata Knight Riders (169/7) beat Rajasthan Royals (144/4) by 25 runs. Kolkata will now play SunRisers Hyderabad in Qualifier 2 on Friday, May 25.

22:27 IST: This match seems to be getting out of Rajasthan's hands. Superb bowling by Russell. Rajasthan Royals need 34 runs in 6 balls

22:23 IST: RR need 40 runs in 12 balls.

22:22 IST: OUT! Binny departs for a duck. Easy catch. Rajasthan in deep trouble now. Lynn takes an easy catch. RR 130/4 in 18 overs

22:15 IST: Stuart Binny is the new man in for Rajasthan.

22:15 IST: OUT! Sanju Samson departs for 50 runs. Huge bow for Rajasthan. A well-settled batsman departs. He didn't get the distance. A delightful inning to watch. RR 126/3 in 16.5 overs

22:13 IST: FOUR! Full toss and Samson hammers the quicker delivery over the off side for a four. 3rd IPL fifty for Sanju Samson. A superb inning by him. RR 125/2 in 16.3 overs

22:12 IST: Piyush Chawla is back into the bowling attack for KKR.

22:10 IST: FOUR! Scooped and a reverse sweep over the two men behind point. Super shot by Klaasen. He can be dangerous for KKR. narine has been expensive tonight. Narine is done 0/39 runs in 4 overs. RR 119/2 in 16 overs

22:09 IST: Narine is turning the ball really well. Match is in balance now. After Rahane's dismissal, KKR have taken control.

22:07 IST: Heinrich Klaasen is the new man in. Appeals for LBW turned down by the umpire. Kuldeep Yadav finishes his spell with 1/18. RR 111/2 in 15 overs

22:04 IST: OUT! Caught and bowled. Rahane has to go. He departs for 46 runs. Rahane goes for the sweep shot and the ball spins taking an edge off it. Easy catch for Kuldeep. RR 109/2 in 14.1 overs

22:00 IST: SIX! Samson got the ball he was expecting. He hits a maximum. Too short and back of a length. RR 109/1 in 14 overs

21:58 IST: Four dot balls and pressure on Samson. Good over until now by Narine.

21:56 IST: Narine is back into the bowling attack.

21:55 IST: Kicks off the deck a bit as Russell bangs it in a little short, on the body. Rahane works it through mid-wicket and runs the first one hard. As a result, is able to come back for the second. Two runs. Good running has been the hallmark of this partnership. RR 103/1 in 13 overs

21:54 IST: 52-run partnership between Samson and Rahane.

21:52 IST: Andre Russell is brought back into the bowling attack for Kolkata.

21:50 IST: Rajasthan Royals need 75 runs in 49 balls

21:49 IST: Samson, Rahane have steadied Rajasthan's ship now. These two are looking solid in the middle and their partnership is key to Rajasthan's success in this match. RR 94/1 in 11.4 overs

21:46 IST: KKR desperately need a wicket now. Rajasthan are cruising towards a win now. RR 90/1 in 11 overs

21:39 IST: SIX! Too short and Samson hammers it towards the leg side. That was effortlessly done. RR 81/1 in 9.2 overs  

21:32 IST: FOUR! Outside edge and its four for Rahane at third man region. RR 64/1 in 8 overs

21:30 IST: 56,362 people in attendance at the Eden Gardens.

21:26 IST: A good first over for Kuldeep. KKR needed a wicket badly and they got Tripathi's. They will have to get the danger man Rahane out. Just 3 runs off it. KKR 54/1 in 7 overs

21:23 IST: Kuldeep Yadav is the new bowler for KKR.

21:21 IST: Sanju Samson is the new man in for Rajasthan.

21:18 IST: OUT! Another caught and bowled. Tripathi departs for 20 runs off 13 balls. Googly and Tripathi fails to read it. RR 47/1 in 5.1 overs

21:12 IST: A big inside edge spotted! Bad review by Kolkata. Narine flicks it on a length around middle, it straightens a bit after landing as Tripathi tries to work across the line. He seems to have missed it to get hit on the back pad. They put in an unsuccessful appeal. Karthik and Narine have a chat and go for the referral. The replays detects a big edge. RR 47/0 in 5 overs

21:08 IST: NOT OUT! Review taken. Quicker delivery by Piyush Chawla. The original decision for LBW was out. Rahane awaits his fate. Decision overturned. Rahane survives. A good review taken. RR 21/0 in 3 overs

21:05 IST: FOUR! Now its Tripathi's turn. Good sensible cricketing shot. A sweet cover drive by the RR opener. RR 20/0 in 2.2 overs

21:04 IST: FOUR! The ball races away to the boundary. Rahane plays a proper cricketing shot. RR 16/0 in 2 overs

20:58 IST: SIX! Pace on the ball and Rahene punishes it. He does it so well. Uses the pace of the ball and gets himself a maximum over the back foot point area. Good positive beginning from him. RR 9/0 in 1 over

20:56 IST: Thick edge. Rahane survives. Wanted to play in the leg but gets a leading edge taking it to the onside. RR 2/0 in 0.1 over

20:54 IST: Rahul Tripathi, Ajinkya Rahane open the batting for Rajasthan. Andre Russell begins the proceedings with the ball for Kolkata.

20:40 IST: INNINGS BREAK

20:39 IST: Kolkata Knight Riders 169/7 in 20 overs

20:39 IST: FOUR! That's going to be four. He is now on 48. In field moved in but Russell gets his boundary at the long on boundary.

20:36 IST: OUT! Archer takes a good catch. Searles departs for 2. Kolkata are seven down now. KKR 167/7 in 19.4 overs

20:36 IST: FOUR! Good bowling but Russell even hits such balls for a boundary. KKR 163/6 in 19.2 overs

20:35 IST: Back-to-back wides for Laughlin, pressure on the bowler.

20:32 IST: SIX! Archer bowls a slower one and Russell hits a six. Russell is turning it on for Kolkata now. KKR 156/6 in 18.5 overs

20:28 IST: SIX! Another wrong one and Russell hammers it towards the leg side for a huge six. The ball takes the top edge and sails over deep backward square fence. 14 runs and a wicket off this one. KKR 149/6 in 18 overs

20:25 IST: SIX! Russell swings away his bat and the ball still crosses the boundary despite lack of timing. KKR 142/6 in 17.3 overs

20:24 IST: OUT! Karthik departs for 52 runs. Ajinkya Rahane takes a lovely catch going back behind covers. Excellent innings comes to an end. One captain dismisses the other. KKR 135/6 in 17.1 overs

20:22 IST: FOUR! Russell hammers it over mid off for a boundary. Unadkat is not having a great night. KKR 135/5 in 17 overs

20:19 IST: SIX! Long way for a maximum. What a way to get your six. Leading edge and Karthik gets his 16th IPL fifty. KKR 123/5 in 16.2 over

20:14 IST: Strategic Time Out | KKR 116/5 in 16 overs

20:09 IST: NO BALL! SIX! Free Hit. Andre Russell faces Archer now. Russell gets it right in the slog and the big man gets a maximum. Off the mark with a six. KKR 114/5 in 15 overs

20:07 IST: OUT! Archer strikes. Shubman departs for 28 runs. A good cath by Klaasen behind the stumps. KKR 106/5 in 14.2 overs

20:06 IST: SIX! Karthik's turn now. 51-run partnership between these two. This is the partnership KKR have been looking for. KKR 102/4 in 14 overs

20:03 IST: SIX! 826th of the tournament. Shubman hits a fearless shot. The fielder at long off can only see the ball sail over him.

20:03 IST: FOUR! Gill uses the pace of the ball. Top quality shot by Shubman. Front foot square cut. KKR 89/4 in 13.3 overs

20:00 IST: Stuart Binny does well out there. Saves a probable boundary. Karthik takes two runs. KKR 81/4 in 12.4 overs

19:55 IST: Edgy run again. Karthik looks to work it away to the onside but gets it off the leading edge towards backward point for one. KKR 74/4 in 11.2 overs

19:51 IST: FOUR! Ben Laughlin gets punished with a four off his first ball. A deft touch by Karthik sees the ball go fine for a boundary. KKR 65/4 in 10.1 overs

19:50 IST: Gopal bowls for RR after the timeout. Rajasthan have been teriffic with the ball. Seven runs off the over. KKR 63/4 in 10 overs

19:45 IST: Ish Sodhi again impresses with the ball. 5 runs off it. Time for the strategic time out. KKR will have to rethink about their batting strategy. KKR 56/4 in 9 overs

19:41 IST: Shubman Gill is the new batsman for KKR.

19:40 IST: WICKET! Caught and bowled again. Gopal gets his man. Lynn departs for 18 runs.Kolkata in deep deep trouble. Catching practice for Gopal. KKR 51/4 in 8 overs

19:37 IST: Through the gap for a double. Lynn places it perfectly and gets his two runs. KKR 51/3 in 7.3 overs

19:36 IST: Shreyas Gopal is the new bowler for KKR.

19:34 IST: A bit of turn here. Karthik pushes it with that to covers. The man there dives and stops that. Good cricket all around. A very good start for Sodhi. Only two runs off it. KKR 48/3 in 7 overs

19:32 IST: Ish Sodhi is the bowler for Rajasthan.

19:30 IST: A good over for Kolkata after initial hiccups. Karthik played two superb looking shots. The powerplay comes to an end. This is the over KKR were searching for. Lynn gets his boundary this over too. Three boundaries in the over. This is poor bowling. You can't be giving batsmen room outside off stump. KKR 46/3 in 6 overs

19:27 IST: FOUR! Jaydev Unadkat gets welcomed with a boundary by Karthik. A fuller length and Karthik gets onto the front foot to drive over the cover fielder for a four. Back-to-back boundaries for Karthik. Poor bowling by Unadkat. KKR 40/3 in 5.3 overs

19:26 IST: Superb over for Gowtham. Only 5 runs off it. Lynn, Karthik need to rebuild for KKR after early jolts. KKR 32/3 in 5 overs

19:25 IST: This is a perfect start for the men in blue.

19:22 IST: FOUR! Impeccable timing by Karthik. Pulls it over the mid off region for a boundary. Great stuff by the KKR skipper. KKR 28/3 in 4 overs

19:21 IST: KKR skipper Dinesh Karthik is the new man in.

19:20 IST: OUT! Nitish Rana departs for 3 runs. This is too easy for RR. Rana mishits completely and an easy catch for Jaydev Unadkat. Archer serves a length ball on the stumps, Nitish yet again looks to back away and hit it. Is deceived by the lack of pace and gets it off the inner half. Unadkat at mid on takes a couple of steps forward and takes it with ease. KKR are in deep trouble now. KKR 24/3 in 3.4 overs

19:19 IST: Two runs for Rana. Cut towards the mid off region.

19:17 IST: FOUR! Lynn hammered on the offside. Bottom hand comes into play. A good shot. A much-needed boundary for KKR. That was a beautiful stroke.Nobody stood a chance of cutting that off. KKR 22/2 in 3 overs

19:15 IST: Nitish Rana is the new batsman for KKR.

19:14 IST: OUT! Gowtham strikes again. Uthappa gets a leading edge and the bowler catches it easily. Uthappa departs for 3 runs. KKR 17/2 in 2.1 overs

19:10 IST: Extra bounce by Archer. Hurled on a length around off, it bounces more and hits high on the bat. Goes straight to backward point. No run for Uthappa. KKR 17/2 in 2.1 overs

19:07 IST: Jofra Archer bowls the 2nd over. Lynn hits it straight to mid on. Thankfully there is no pace on the shot. Lynn survives as the ball doesn't reach the fielder.

19:05 IST: FOUR! Bye. 10 runs and a wicket off the first over for Kolkata. KKR 10/1 in 1 over

19:04 IST: Robin Uthappa is the new man in for KKR.

19:03 IST: FOUR! And now stumped! What a wicket. Big wicket of Sunil Narine. He departs for 4 runs. KKR 4/1 in 0.2 over

19:01 IST: FOUR! Flatter outside off on a shorter length, Sunil stays back and smashes it through covers for a boundary. Whatta start for Narine and KKR.

19:00 IST: Chris Lynn, Sunil Narine open the batting for Kolkata Knight Riders. Krishnappa Gowtham begins the proceedings for Rajasthan Royals with the ball.

18:41 IST: Teams

Kolkata Knight Riders (Playing XI): Chris Lynn, Sunil Narine, Robin Uthappa, Dinesh Karthik(w/c), Nitish Rana, Andre Russell, Shubman Gill, Javon Searles, Piyush Chawla, Prasidh Krishna, Kuldeep Yadav

Rajasthan Royals (Playing XI): Rahul Tripathi, Ajinkya Rahane(c), Sanju Samson, Heinrich Klaasen(w), Krishnappa Gowtham, Stuart Binny, Jofra Archer, Ish Sodhi, Jaydev Unadkat, Shreyas Gopal, Ben Laughlin

18:30 IST: Rajasthan Royals captain Ajinkya Rahane wins toss, elects to bowl vs Kolkata Knight Riders

18:27 IST: We are moments away from the toss.

18:25 IST: RR have lost their last six IPL games at the Eden Gardens with their only win here coming in 2008

18:00 IST: TRIVIA! Sunil Narine needs two more wickets to take 50 IPL wickets at Eden Gardens. Lasith Malinga. at Wankhede Stadium, is the only other to achieve such a feat.

17:30 IST: Hello and welcome to the live match updates of Kolkata Knight Riders and Rajasthan Royals.

Minus their two top English star performers -- Jos Buttler and Ben Stokes who were called for national duty -- Rajasthan were written off by many, but they managed to beat Royal Challengers Bangalore in their final league game on May 19 to keep their slender hopes alive. The win, however, was still not enough as they needed two results to go in their favour to qualify for the playoffs and eventually it went their way. (Play Fantasy cricket and win cash daily)

Teams (from):

Kolkata Knight Riders: Dinesh Karthik (capt), Sunil Narine, Andre Russell, Chris Lynn, Robin Uthappa, Kuldeep Yadav, Piyush Chawla, Nitish Rana, Prasidh Krishna, Shivam Mavi, Mitchell Johnson, Shubman Gill, R. Vinay Kumar, Rinku Singh, Cameron Delport, Javon Searless, Apoorv Wankhade, Ishank Jaggi, Tom Curran. (Play Fantasy cricket and win lakhs daily)

Rajasthan Royals: Ajinkya Rahane (capt), Stuart Binny, Sanju Samson, Rahul Tripathi, D'Arcy Short, Krishnappa Gowtham, Jofra Archer, Dhawal Kulkarni, Jaydev Unadkat, Ankit Sharma, Anureet Singh, Shreyas Gopal, Prashant Chopra, Sudhesan Midhun, Ben Laughlin, Mahipal Lomror, Aryaman Birla, Jatin Saxena, Dushmantha Chameera, Heinrich Klaasen, Ish Sodhi.

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The Sixers’ Turnover Issue Isn’t as Bad as We Make it Out to Be

This story could begin and end by attributing the Sixers’ turnover problem to the fact that they start a rookie point guard and a second-year big man with a top-five NBA usage rate.

You have to expect growing pains while bringing along a 21 and 23-year-old at the same time, then throwing 19-year-old Markelle Fultz into the mix. No one should be surprised that Ben Simmons and Joel Embiid are ranked 5th and 6th, respectively, in raw turnovers per game.

Their trouble with the ball, plus contribution from the supporting cast, places the Sixers dead last in the NBA with 17.8 turnovers per game. Casual observers, and even some who are more dialed in, identify the issue as one of the key things keeping this team from taking the next step forward.

They’re not wrong. Fewer turnovers results in more meaningful possessions, which results in more shots, which results in more scoring opportunities.

No shit, yeah?

But it’s not necessarily about turnovers in a vacuum. Rather, it’s looking at the number as it applies to the Sixers’ style of play and offensive identity, which is predicated on up-tempo transitional movement and sharing the basketball.

Case in point, the 33-8 Golden State Warriors, who have the NBA’s best record. Golden State commits 16 turnovers per game, good for third-worst in the NBA. They consistently lose the ball and consistently win games. What gives?

So the question isn’t exactly, “how do we fix the turnover problem?” The question should be, “how many turnovers are we willing to live with?”

I asked Brett Brown about that concept on Monday, the idea that a high turnover number doesn’t automatically make you a poor team:

“We all would be raised (to think) that turnovers are poison, and it’s really not entirely true. If you looked at the teams that were the fewest in the league (last year), three of the top five didn’t make the playoffs. It’s not the complete passport to playing in the playoffs. For me it’s always, we play fast, we make more passes than anybody in the league, Joel comes in and doesn’t practice and is one of our leading turnover guys, (working) out of the post. Ben is a 4-man that we made a 1. He has the ball in his hands a lot, like Russell Westbrook. They turn it over a lot. When you start getting into, like, the Robert Covingtons and JJ Redicks and other people, where they have (a turnover), too, that’s where it really adds up. None of us can leave thinking, ‘oh turnovers are fine.’ It’s not that at all. It’s most painful in 4th periods. It’s most painful when you see them dump gasoline on a bush fire to lose leads. That’s where we see it the most and it’s most notable, but it certainly is not the link to saying that it’s a quality that all great teams don’t do. That’s not true.”

A lot of good stuff in that response, so let’s chop it up and go line by line:

“If you looked at the teams that were the fewest in the league (last year), three of the top five didn’t make the playoffs.”

This checks out, though it’s actually top six. Charlotte, Dallas, and Detroit had last year’s lowest turnover number and didn’t make the playoffs. Toronto was 4th and got in. New Orleans and Memphis were technically tied for fifth but only Memphis qualified, as the 7th seed in the west.

“For me it’s always, we play fast, we make more passes than anybody in the league”

Correct.

The Sixers PACE number of 103.02 is second in the NBA. That’s the average number of possessions per game. Golden State is fourth with a 102.61.

In total passing, the Sixers blow everybody else out of the water. They pass the ball 355.2 times per game, which is more than 17 passes higher than second-ranked Atlanta. The Warriors pass it 327.6 times per game.

In the simplest of terms, more passes = more opportunities to throw the ball away. That, of course, doesn’t describe how Embiid loses the ball in the low post, but the large majority of Sixer turnovers are the result of errant passes.

NBAMiner.com is one of the few outlets that tracks turnover detail. The Sixers are third worst in the league in bad pass turnovers per game:

About 35% of Sixer turnovers come from bad passes. 18.5% are lost balls and they commit two per game by traveling and stepping out of bounds.

“Joel comes in and doesn’t practice and is one of our leading turnover guys, (working) out of the post. Ben is a four man that we made a one. He has the ball in his hands a lot, like Russell Westbrook, they turn it over a lot”

Obviously getting more touches on the ball means you have more opportunities to turn it over. Simmons, Westbrook, James Harden, D’Angelo Russell – there’s a reason why these guys lose the ball.

And Embiid, who has been in and out of the lineup this season while also being limited in practice, isn’t nearly as polished as the average fourth year center. He’s only played 60 career games. Simmons has played 37.

Stuff like this is just going to happen until he gets into his second and third seasons:

He’ll grow out of that.

“When you start getting into, like, the Robert Covingtons and JJ Redicks and other people, where they have (a turnover), too, that’s where it really adds up. None of us can leave thinking, ‘oh turnovers are fine.’ It’s not that at all. It’s most painful in 4th periods. It’s most painful when you see them dump gasoline on a bush fire to lose leads. That’s where we see it the most and it’s most notable”

This is the killer for me.

You expect youngsters to turn the ball over, but JJ Redick has committed some crippling late game errors. T.J. McConnell is good for a couple of wayward passes per game. And when they do it in the third and fourth quarter, it gives even more momentum to opponents that inevitably make a run.

Here’s how the Sixers look individually in this department:

Joel Embiid – 4.1 TPG

Ben Simmons – 4.0 TPG

T.J. McConnell – 1.9 TPG

Dario Saric  – 1.9 TPG

Robert Covington – 1.8 TPG

JJ Redick – 1.4 TPG

Jerryd Bayless – 1.3 TPG

Trevor Booker – 1.3 TPG

Amir Johnson – 0.9 TPG

Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot – 0.9 TPG

Add all of that up and you get 19.5. Subtract Joel and Ben’s numbers, and their teammates (who play regularly) are committing 11.4 raw turnovers per game. That number comes down a bit when you consider that the Sixers usually only run out 8-9 guys, so I think the average is probably in the 10 to 11 range, as far turnovers committed solely by complementary players.

Say, for instance, that Ben and Joel each cut their turnovers down by one per game. That would bring the team down to 15.8 and move them five spots up to 25th place. It’s not amazing, but it’s the area where Denver, New Orleans, and Golden State are currently living.

And if the other guys can get their combined number down by one per game, the Sixers would be at 14.8 TPG, putting them right around 20th place. That’s acceptable for a young team that swings the ball around.

“but it certainly is not the link to saying that it’s a quality that all great teams don’t do. That’s not true.”

Correct.

More than anything, you have to consider that the Sixers are 19-19, a .500 team. The worst turnover squad in the NBA is right in the middle of the pack.

If you want to do a straight cross-section of turnovers vs. winning percentage, four of the ten worst turnover teams are currently above .500 (Golden State, Houston, New Orleans, Denver), The Sixers are .500. There’s a fairly even split here.

On the other end, the Mavericks and Hornets are two of the best turnover teams, yet well below .500. The Timberwolves, Bucks, and Wizards have the best correlation between win percentage and ball security.

Adding to that point, you’d think you would look through the Sixers’ numbers and find a turnover disparity in wins and losses, but that’s not the case at all.

In the Sixers’ 19 wins, they’ve turned the ball over the following amount of times:

21, 13, 19, 17, 18, 22, 20, 16, 19, 18, 11, 17, 17, 24, 15, 13, 21, 13, 12

And in the Sixers’ 19 losses, they’ve turned it over this many times:

17, 16, 20, 14, 17, 19, 11, 12, 19, 14, 19, 18, 17, 20, 20, 19, 23, 22, 13

When you add up each of those numbers and calculate the averages, you find that the Sixers commit 17.7 turnovers in wins and 17.9 in losses. The difference of 0.2 is negligible.

Furthermore, they’re averaging 16.8 turnovers at home, where they are 9-9, and 18.8 turnovers on the road, where they are 10-10. Even though they get a little more sloppy away from home, it hasn’t affected their win/loss total. They’re .500 no matter the location.

Take a look at Golden State then, who have turned the ball over an average of 15.4 times in their 33 wins. In victories only, that number would place them 22nd out of 30 NBA teams, so they’d still be bottom ten overall. The difference is that they shoot 52% in wins and 45.6% in losses. The Warriors can live with the turnover issue because they shoot the lights out more often than not.

Both teams shine in the assist department. Golden State leads the league with 30.8 per game and the Sixers are third with 26.2. That’s more proof that they swing the ball around and share it with teammates.

The Warriors are also bottom half of the league in personal fouls committed and free throw attempts per game. They bomb from deep and don’t get to the foul line often, because they aren’t really a team that attacks off the dribble in half court sets. They are very similar to the Sixers in that regard.

If the 76ers were more deliberate with the offense, and decided not to play that wild west, gun-slinging style, they could easily cut down on turnover numbers.

The question, then, isn’t really about Brett Brown’s coaching ability, it’s more of a philosophical question. Does Brown’s overall approach make sense? Is this the identity they should be carving out? Does Bryan Colangelo’s personnel acquisition fit the bill? To me, it’s less about turnovers and fouls and more about whether the decision to play this style of basketball will pay dividends in the future.

Sure, the Warriors have built and perfected the prototype, but can the Sixers emulate that with the right personnel moves?

To build on that, the Sixers have a top-five “points per possession” number when working in transition. They score 1.01 PPP in those cases, vs. a 0.83 number in isolation sets and a 0.93 in spot up shooting. They are bottom five in those latter categories. They are hovering around the top-10 in post-up scoring on the strength of Joel Embiid in the low block. And they don’t run much pick and roll because Ben Simmons doesn’t shoot the ball well. Simply put, they are more efficient scoring in specific areas related to tempo.

I mentioned this in my recent numbers post, but another indicator is looking at how they shoot at various points in the shot clock. They make more baskets when they work in transition or quickly get into the offense, rather than slowing the game down.

Look at how the field goal percentages drop as the shot clock ticks:

They shoot 85% percent of their shots between 22 seconds and 7 seconds on the clock. And while they are bottom-ten league-wide in field goal percentage from 24 to 18 seconds, they rocket all the way up to 8th and 10th, respectively, at the “early” and “average” intervals.

That seems to be the sweet spot, that 13 to 16 second range where they push it up the floor, pass it around a bit, stay in a rhythm, and then shoot.

You’ll find similar numbers for Golden State, who leads the the NBA with 20.3% of their shots taking place between 22 and 18 seconds at a 58% clip. Their FG% slowly drops off as the shot clock reaches 0. Slower and more static teams like the Grizzlies, T-Wolves, and Mavericks take the most late-clock shot attempts, which they hit at 40% or better.

The strengths of this team are transition movement, sharing the basketball, shooting the three, and playing good defense. They are not a slow-it-down, clock-killing half court team. They resemble the Warriors in more ways than one, and considering the success that Golden State has had, it’s at least justified in trying to replicate that model.

That’s their identity, whether we like it or not. Sure, they could fix the turnover problem and improve that number drastically, but considering the style they play, it’s more about how many turnovers they’re willing to live with.

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