Dhawan, Henriques boost Hyderabad in middle overs

May 07, 2015 16:49

Hyderabad 88-1 (10 ovs) vs Rajasthan | Scorecard

Kulkarni comes back. The second ball is short and Dhawan pulls it over midwicket for a four before he is beaten twice coming down the wicket and trying to hit it through the off-side. But he finds the middle as he smashes the fifth ball through the covers for another four.

Henriques gives Tambe the charge but the leggie adjusts well as the right-hander is forced to defend. He takes a single from the third ball before Dhawan sweeps it powerfully over square leg for a six followed by two singles.

Faulkner comes back and makes a poor start again. The first ball is again short as Henriques pulls it through midwicket for a boundary and gets one from the next ball.

The fourth ball is again short and Henriques helps himself to another four as he pulls it through midwicket followed by two runs.

Hyderabad have progressed well after Warner's dismissal as they race to 88 for one in 10 overs with Dhawan on 34 from 23 balls and Henriques on 20 from 19 balls.

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