Harbhajan strikes as Rajasthan slip further

May 19, 2014 18:33

Rajasthan 61-4 (8 ovs) vs Mumbai 178-2 | Scorecard

Harbhajan Singh comes into the attack and he immediately starts from round the wicket.

He strikes in his first over with the wicket of Cooper, who is dismissed courtesy of an unbelievable catch from Pollard. The tall West Indian leaped high to catch the ball one-handed before the momentum carried him over the ropes but he showed great presence of mind to flick the ball in as he went over. Finally, he had to dive full length to complete the catch and all this happened in a matter of a few seconds to leave everyone stunned.

Cooper walks back for five as Rajasthan slip to 61 for four after eight overs.

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