Simmons, Hussey give Mumbai good start vs RR

May 19, 2014 16:42

Mumbai 64-0 (8 ovs) vs Rajasthan | Scorecard

Medium pacer Stuart Binny comes into the attack. Simmons continues to find the boundaries as he steers the second ball past short thirdman for his sixth four. Comeback man Hussey is getting better with every passing over as he creams a full delivery through the covers the second four of the over which brings up the 50-run stand between the two openers, the first for Mumbai this season.

Slow medium pacer Rajat Bhatia is called into the attack as Rajasthan shuffle their bowlers around with the hope of making a breakthrough.

Simmons turns the first ball to midwicket for two runs and then drives the next ball wide of long-on for another couple. Hussey then punches the fifth ball past point for his third four to race to 27 from 18 balls and take the score to 64 for no loss in eight overs.

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