Delhi 56-2 (8 ovs) vs Punjab 165-7 | Scorecard

Australia fast bowler Mitchell Johnson comes into the attack. The first ball is full and on the pads as Duminy flicks it through midwicket and the timing is good enough to take it to the fence for a boundary. Three more singles from the rest of the over make it seven from Johnson's first over.

A double bowling change for Punjab as pacer Rishi Dhawan comes on from the other end.

Dhawan keeps it tight as he gives away just five runs in his first over as Punjab look to keep it tidy and build the pressure.

Just one over for Johnson as left-arm spinner Axar Patel comes in to replace him.

A huge appeal for LBW against Duminy as he tries to play the sweep but misses and gets a leg bye.

Duminy is run out off the next ball in unfortunate circumstances off the next delivery. Agarwal hit one straight back to the bowler, who did well to dive across and flick the ball back on to the stumps but clashed with Duminy, who had backed up a bit too far and was unable to make his ground.

The third umpire took his time to give that out as Delhi found themselves in trouble at 56 for two in eight overs.