Delhi close in on victory

April 20, 2019 23:40

Delhi 154-3 (18 ovs) vs Punjab 163-7 | Scorecard

Captain Iyer playing a responsible innings, looking to stay till the very end.

Shami comes back into the attack as Iyer guides the first ball to thirdman for one and Ingram picks one on the leg side.

A tidy over from Shami, conceding just five runs, including a bye.

Delhi need 24 from three overs for victory and Kings XI will be hoping to repeat their bowling heroics in their first leg match, when they clinched victory from the jaws of defeat.

Viljoen to bowl the 18th over. Iyer tries to pull a short ball but is hit on the shoulders by the bouncer as he takes the run.

Ingram then digs out a full delivery, getting it fine on the off-side for a four. Two balls later, he swats a short ball through square leg for another boundary before crashing the last ball for the third four of the over through the covers.

Delhi close to victory as they need just 10 from the alt two overs for victory.

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