Dhawan's attack puts Delhi in control

April 20, 2019 22:53

Delhi 90-1 (10 ovs) vs Punjab 163-7 | Scorecard

Ashwin bowls a wide to Dhawan down the leg side who tries to hit it fine and nearly overbalances himself.

He then takes a single before Iyer looks to run it fine as he gets the edge and it goes for a four through thirdman followed by two singles to get eight from the over.

At the other end, leggie M Ashwin struggling to grip the ball. He bowls a big wide as wicketkeeper Rahul can't get to it as Delhi pick up two extras before Iyer also takes a single.

Dhawan then plays the reverse sweep as he manages to hit it past point for a four before M Ashwin bowls another wide.

He then plays the cut shot past point for a couple of runs but can't beat the same fielder off the last ball.

At the halfway mark, Delhi are well placed on 90 for one in 10 overs, needing another 74 runs from 10 overs for victory.

Dhawan has slammed his way to 46 from 30 balls, while Iyer has hit 26 from 20 balls.

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