Mumbai lose early wicket after RCB post 167

May 01, 2018 21:58

Mumbai 4-1 (1 ov) vs RCB 167-7 | Scorecard

In the absence of Evin Lewis, Suryakumar Yadav walks out to open the batting with Ishan Kishan.

Tim Southee starts off with the ball as Surya drives the first ball and gets good timing but can't beat the fielder in the covers.

But he finds the gap two balls later for a boundary through the covers to get Mumbai off the mark.

Southee then beats Suryakumar with one that moves away before Kohli gets a fielder in the slips. And the next ball again does enough to open up Suryakumar, who gets the edge as Vohra at slip dives full length to his right but can't hold on to the edge.

However, Southee gets the wicket off the final ball of the over as Kishan plays all over a straight delivery and is bowled for a duck. The young left-hander came down the track and played a casual shot but missed the ball completely to give RCB an early boost.

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