Finch, McCullum give Gujarat a flying start

April 14, 2016 22:09

Gujarat 38-0 (4 ovs) vs Pune 163-5 | SCORECARD

RP Singh offers McCullum some width who blasts it over the covers for a six. It is a packed off-side field with five fielders inside the circle, forcing McCullum to play across the line with the left-arm seamer bowling from round the wicket.

Two balls later, McCullum pulls a short ball over midwicket for the second six of the over.

Gujarat are cutting loose here as RP Singh goes for 14 runs in his second over.

Ishant again starts his over with a poor delivery, short and wide, which Finch cuts over point for a four. Two singles before Finch gets another long hop which he again cuts over the off-side for the second four of the over to bring up his 1000 runs in the IPL.

Ishant goes for 11 runs as Gujarat hit 25 runs from the last two overs to race to 38 for no loss in four overs.

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