Rohit, Rayudu rally Mumbai after a horror start

May 05, 2015 23:41

Mumbai 77-4 (12 ovs) vs Delhi 152-5 | Scorecard

With Rohit hitting Tahir for a huge six in his first over, Delhi replace him with Mathews to bowl his medium pacers.

He builds up the pressure with some intelligent bowling, conceding just four singles as the asking rate continues to climb, with 88 needed from nine overs for victory.

Tahir is back from the other end. Four singles from the first four balls before the leggie bowls a leg side wide to Rohit and the keeper misses it too for three wides.

Rohit hits the fifth ball through midwicket where Coulter-Nile running to his right from long-on makes a full length dive and pushes the ball away but it manages to go away from the midwicket fielder and into the ropes for a four.

A single from the last ball makes it 11 runs from the over to take Mumbai to 77 for four in 12 overs.

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