Pandya out for 13, Mumbai 5 down

May 11, 2017 23:36

Mumbai 192-5 (17 ovs) vs Punjab 230-3 | Scorecard

Sandeep brings Punjab some relief with the wicket of Pandya. The right-hander chases a full wide delivery which moves away enough to take the edge as Saha takes a superb catch, diving full length to his right.

Pandya walks back after a quickfire 30 from 13 balls. His partnership of 55 from 21 balls with Pollard has brought Mumbai back in the contest.

No stopping Pollard though who smashes the third ball powerfully down the ground giving the fielder at long-on no chance for a four. The next hit clears the same fielder comfortably for a six as Mumbai continue their attacking approach.

The last ball is a full toss as Maxwell is unable to stop it near the long-on fence to give away a four.

17 runs from the over takes Mumbai to 192 for five in 17 overs, with 39 needed from three overs for victory.

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