Tyrese Haliburton, Pacers WoW NBA fans with 41-point half-time leaders against Cavs in game 4

Tyrese Haliburton and the Indiana Pacers came to a mission in game 4, torched the Cleveland Cavaliers and stormed into the half with a stunning 41 point lead.

Behind 11 points from Tyrese Haliburton, 12 by Pascal Siakam, 13 by Obi Toppin and a Sengeend 18 from Myles Turner, the Pacers shocked waves through the NBA world with their electrical start against the upper cavaliers.

The Pacers registered 80 points in the first half, while they held the CAVs to only 39.

With 80 points at half-time, the Pacers set a franchise record for most points in one half during a post-season game and also broke an NBA playoff record for most templates in half and rose in the play-by-play-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e-e- 25.

The Pacers fired in game 4 and ran a lead of 38: 23 after the opening district, while he was taking an impressive 54 percent off the field. Her defense was just as impressive and limited Cleveland to just four field goals in 15 attempts.

Indiana opened the game far in the second quarter and dominated both ends of the floor. During this time, the Pacers enforced the Cavaliers at 26 and kept them again in just four, while at 67 percent they themselves shot full control over the game, and ended half with a 19: 2 run.

In the first half it was not just about the scoreboard – she brought a lot of drama when the mind flammed.

The Pacers Guard Bennedict Mathurin was ejected at the end of the first quarter after pushing into her chest with a closed fist. Hunter replied by wagging his finger, moving Mathurin to half a place to the floor and the ground.

The Pacers Center Turner intervened quickly and escalated the scene by knocking Hunter down to defend his teammate.

Mathurin was rated and ejected on flagrant 2, while both Hunter and Turner were exhibited technical fouls.

Indiana finally won the game with 129-109 to put a 3-1 series in the lead. The series will now switch to Cleveland because the two teams will play 5 on Tuesday evening.