Yuvraj hits half-century to lead Delhi's fightback

May 05, 2015 21:40

Delhi 143-5 (19 ovs) vs Mumbai | Scorecard

Saurabh Tiwary joins the party as he smashes a full toss from Malinga straight down the ground for his first boundary. In the same over, Mumbai appeal for a catch behind by wicketkeeper off Yuvraj, who looks to steer it to thirdman but Parthiv Patel takes the ball and appeals.

Yuvraj seems unhappy with the appeal as it referred to the third umpire and the replays confirm that the ball has bounced before Patel caught it.

But Yuvraj falls off the last ball of the over. The left-hander sliced it on the off-side but Lendl Simmons at point dived to his right and pulled off a stunning catch, plucking it out of mid-air.

Yuvraj walks back after a superb innings of 57 from 44 balls, having hit seven fours and two sixes.

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