Bhuvneshwar strikes early, Amla out for a duck

April 17, 2017 22:03

Punjab 15-1 (2 ovs) vs Hyderabad 159-6 | Scorecard

Bhuvneshwar Kumar gives Sunrisers a dream start as he strikes with the very first delivery of the innings, trapping Hashim Amla leg before wicket for a duck. The ball was full and came in slightly as Amla shuffled across and tried to turn it on the leg side but missed and was caught right in front of the stumps.

The next ball again swings in but slips down the leg side as Glenn Maxwell tickles it fine for a four to get off the mark in positive fashion. He defends the next three balls before taking two runs from the last ball of the over.

Barinder Sran to bowl the second over. The first ball is short and wide as Manan Vohra smashes it over point for a four and then takes a single.

Maxwell throws his bat at a wide delivery but fails to make contact before he smashes a full delivery back over the bowler's head for a four.

He has another go at the last ball but is again beaten.

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