Samson fails with the bat, Delhi lose 2nd wicket

April 17, 2016 22:27

Delhi 51-2 (6 ovs) vs RCB 191-5 | SCORECARD

Rasool comes back for his second over, after he was hit for three runs in his first over.

And no stopping de Kock from getting another four through the off-side as Rasool looks a bit clueless on how got it through.

Samson drives the third ball through the covers for two runs as Rasool goes for eight runs in his second with Delhi reaching 50 for one in five overs.

Samson's painful innings comes to an end as he pulls a short ball straight into the hands of the fielder at midwicket. After a poor domestic season, Samson has struggled to get going in the IPL this year and in this innings too, he has managed just nine from 14 balls.

Karun Nair gets off the mark with a single from the last ball of the over, which is the only run of the over in which Watson also bagged a wicket.

That over pegged back Delhi as they reach 51 for two in six overs, with another 141 runs needed from 14 overs for victory at 10 runs per over.

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