Delhi in control despite early wickets

October 21, 2012 19:05

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Delhi 38-2 (6 ovs) vs Perth 121-5

Kevin Pietersen out in the middle with Sehwag as Delhi look to steady things after those two early wickets.

Mennie, who has taken two wickets in his first two overs, will bowl his third over as Perth look for another wicket or two.

Sehwag plays the first ball on the leg side for one before Pietersen clips the first ball he faces through midwicket to get off the mark with his trademark flick.

Pietersen then plays the next ball to mid-on for one and Sehwag then gives himself room and lofts it over mid-off for a boundary.

Delhi are sitting pretty at 38 for two in six overs, needing 84 runs from 14 overs for victory.

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