Ankit's double strike lifts Rajasthan

May 19, 2014 17:14

Mumbai 122-2 (15 ovs) vs Rajasthan | Scorecard

Left-arm spinner Ankit Sharma makes the breakthrough for Rajasthan with the wicket of Simmons.

The right-hander, who made 62 from 51 balls, went for a big shot down the ground but could not time it well and was caught just inches inside the ropes.

Simmons and Hussey laid the perfect platform for Mumbai as the duo put on 120 runs from 87 balls for the opening wicket.

Three balls later, Hussey is caught at deep midwicket as he attempts the slog sweep after a superb innings of 56 from 39 balls, having hit three fours and two sixes.

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