Sky Sports News' Merseyside reporter Vinny O'Connor: As the home side maintained the pressure, Kheirallah kicked a couple of penalty goals and winger Latrell Schaumkel touched down a kick from Tony Gigot to register a second try after 18 minutes. Kolkata's chase should have suffered an early blow when Iyer snicked a rising Hazlewood ball behind before he had scored but the bounce seemed to surprise MS Dhoni, who shelled the chance. On-field temperatures of 38 degrees proved challenging for Hull's makeshift young side, but they stood their ground for the first 40 minutes and led 14-10 at half-time.Les Dragons se relancent 🙌pic.twitter.com/CQvYZTXYBb