Karn strikes again, Tripathi dismissed for 45

April 24, 2017 20:56

Pune 100-2 (12 ovs) vs Mumbai | Scorecard

Harbhajan has continued his consistent form with the ball as he gives away just four singles in the 11th over, for total figures of 16 runs from three overs.

Meanwhile, Karn strikes again in his next over. Tripathi comes down and attempts the inside out lofted shot but fails to get enough distance and is caught in the deep after a handy innings of 45 from 31 balls.

And not surprising the Mumbai crowd start chanting 'Dhoni, Dhoni' at the fall of that wicket as they give the Pune batsman a huge cheer as he makes his way out to the middle.

Karn is unlucky not to get another wicket as Steve Smith (8) is dropped by Harbhajan at fine leg as he plays the uppish sweep shot. He immediately smashes the next delivery through midwicket for a four and keeps strike with one from the last ball to take Pune to 100 for two in 12 overs.

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