Mumbai Indians down Delhi to stay afloat

May 23, 2014 19:23

Mumbai win by 15 runs!!!

Delhi 158-4 (20 ovs) vs Mumbai | Scorecard

Bumrah to bowl the final over with Delhi needing 25 runs from six balls for victory. He starts with a good ball as Duminy can only get a single on the off-side and Jadhav also gets one from the next ball.

Bumrah dealing in only yorkers as Duminy digs it out for one before Jadhav edges a full delivery over the thirdman fielder for a four.

Jadhav survives a big shout for LBW as he is beaten off a yorker and Duminy takes one from the last ball as Delhi suffer another defeat.

Delhi finish on 158 for four to lose by 15 runs with Duminy unbeaten on 45 from 29 balls and Jadhav on seven.

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