Sunrisers lose Dhawan early

May 22, 2018 19:16

Sunrisers 18-1 (2 ovs) vs CSK | Scorecard

Deepak Chahar strikes with the first ball of the match with the key wicket of Shikhar Dhawan, who is bowled off an inside edge for a duck.

Dhawan played a loose shot, throwing his bat at a wide delivery but only managed to drag it back on to his stumps as Sunrisers suffer an early blow.

New batsman Kane Williamson is cautious to start off as he watchfully defends the first two balls he faces from Chahar.

The fourth ball is a wide half-volley as Williamson gets a giant stride forward and drills it through the covers for a four to get himself and his team off the mark.

The next ball is another poor delivery, full and on the leg stump, as Williamson clips it square for another four.

The last ball is again on the pads as Williamson clips it fine to make it a hat-trick of fours.

The in-form Lungi Ngidi to bowl the second over. Williamson is beaten by one which comes in sharply before he takes a single from the fourth ball.

Sreevats Goswami edges the last ball but it goes wide of the fielder in the slip and goes for a boundary.

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