Delhi Capitals need 6 from last over for victory

April 20, 2019 23:46

Delhi 158-5 (19 ovs) vs Punjab 163-7 | Scorecard

Shami to bowl the penultimate over. Iyer pokes at the first ball but is beaten before he takes a single to complete his half-century, from 45 balls.

Shami then lifts Kings XI with the wicket of Ingram, who is knocked by a cracking yorker from the fast bowler as he is bowled for a quickfire 19 from nine balls.

Delhi still in control with nine needed from nine balls for victory.

And Delhi continue to provide the late drama. Axar Patel is though unlucky to be run out first ball going for the second run as he clashed with Shami on his follow through.

Axar is unhappy as he has to walk back for one after he barged into Shami, who was going back to his mark after bowling that delivery.

Two wickets in two balls but Delhi still have West Indian Rutherford to follow, who is quite capable with the bat.

He gets off the mark with a single and Iyer heaves the last ball but only for one to long-on.

Delhi need six from the last over for victory.

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