Rahane dismissed early after Delhi post 205

April 11, 2017 22:14

Pune 24-1 (3 ovs) vs Delhi 205-4 | Scorecard

Interestingly, Delhi open the bowling with left-arm spinner Shahbaz Nadeem. Ajinkya Rahane takes a single from the first ball to get off the mark and Mayank Agarwal picks one from the next ball.

Three balls later, Agarwal slaps a short ball through the covers for a four as 10 come from the first over.

Pat Cummins to bowl from the other end. He starts off with a good over, conceding just seven runs in his opening over, including a wide.

Zaheer Khan comes into the attack after just one over from Nadeem with the new ball. He strikes in his very first over with the wicket of Rahane, who looks for a big hit down the ground but fails to get the distance and is caught by Samson at mid-off.

Rahane dismissed for 10 as Pune are reduced to 24 for one in three overs.

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