IPL: Malinga strikes, bags two wickets in a over

April 15, 2019 21:31

Mumbai vs Bangalore 152-4 (18 Ovs) | Scorecard

Malinga has the ball, can he provide the breakthrough? Yes! He has done it! Moeen Ali mis-times the ball and Hardik is right there at square leg to take an easy catch. Ali gone for 50 off 32 balls.

Marcus Stoinis is the new batsman. AB on strike and he slams the ball into the stands for huge six. Takes a single and puts Stoinis on strike. Malinga has done it again! Stoinis gone for a duck. Malinga bowls a slower ball and Stoinis lofts it to Rohit Sharma who takes a comfortable catch. Akashdeep Nath is the new batsman. Single to end the over.

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