Hyderabad lose two quick wickets after a good start

May 20, 2016 20:38

Hyderabad 50-2 (7 ovs) vs Delhi | Scorecard

Leg-spinner Amit Mishra comes into the attack. And he is responsible for taking the second wicket as he scores a direct hit to run out Deepak Hooda off his bowling.

Two wickets in the space of five deliveries for Delhi as Hyderabad are reduced to 48 for two in the seventh over.

Warner had hit it straight back to the bowler who failed to collect it cleanly. The ball went on the off-side as Hooda tried to steal a run off the misfield but Mishra recovered in time and got a direct hit at the bowler's end to run out the youngster for one.

Warner gets one from the fifth ball, while Yuvraj Singh also takes a single from the last ball as Hyderabad reach 50 for two in seven overs.

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