Rajasthan lose early wicket after Mumbai post 168

May 13, 2018 22:19

Rajasthan 18-1 (2 ovs) vs Mumbai 168-6 | Scorecard

Jasprit Bumrah to bowl the first over as Rajasthan have a new opening pair in Jos Buttler and D'Arcy Short, with Ben Stokes restored to the middle order.

Bumrah starts with a cracker, a yorker which nearly sneaks through as Short manages to get his bat down in time, for an inside edge which narrowly misses the stumps and goes for a four.

The next ball is way down the leg side as Bumrah gifts Rajasthan five wides.

Short is then beaten by one which goes across him before Bumrah gets his man off the last ball, as it moves away enough to take the edge and is caught behind for four.

Ajinkya Rahane starts off in confident fashion as he drives the first ball he faces, from Bumrah, for a boundary.

Left-arm pacer Mitchell McClenaghan to bowl the second over. Two singles from the first two balls before the left-armer bowls a leg side wide to Buttler, who then takes one and Rahane gets a leg bye from the last ball as just five runs come from the over.

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