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May 03, 2018 00:27

R Royals 121-4 (10 ovs) vs DD 196-6 (17.1 ovs) | Scorecard

Tripathi and Gowtham are the new batsmen and they need to get 31 off two overs for victory.

Maxwell comes into the attack and now Short gets into the groove.

He smashes Mishra for 3 consecutive sixes!

Oh no! He is gone here.

He tries to go high and mighty and now is caught at backward point.

He is gone for 44 off 25.

The batsmen crossed and Short gets a single as Stokes is the new batsman in.

Stokes gets off the mark with a single.

Short gets a four to fine leg and then a single.

Stokes comes on strike, tries to dispatch the bowler but only manages to find the fielder at deep mid-wicket.

Boult comes back into the attack and he gets the big wicket of Samson.

Samson foxed by the slower ball and the ball swirls in the air as he tries to go after the bowling but is caught in the deep by Munro.

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