Gayle slams half-century as Kings post 163

April 20, 2019 21:48

Punjab 163-7 (20 ovs) vs Delhi | Scorecard

Rabada, who has two overs in hand, comes back. The first ball is quick and moves away slightly as Brar is beaten outside the off-stump before he taps the next ball to point and takes a quick run.

Two more singles before Ashwin pulls the slower short ball past midwicket for a much-needed four for his team. But he is beaten off the last ball, again short in length, as he tries to run it down to thirdman.

Ishant beats Brar with one that slants across the left-hander before the fast bowler sends down two wides in a row.

Ishant gives width as Brar cruches it over the covers for a four before taking a quick single to point.

Three more singles as Ishant goes for 10 in his final over to concede 29 from his four over as Punjab go past the 150-run mark, in the 19th over.

Rabada strikes with the first ball of his final over as Ashwin goes for the big hit down the ground but is caught at long-on for 16.

Brar pulls the next ball on the leg side for one before Hardus Viljoen ducks under the slower bouncer and they steal a quick bye before Rabada's overthrow gets them another run.

Viljoen hits the next ball for another couple before they sneak another quick bye as the right-hander is beaten.

Brar ends the innings in grand style as he pulls the bouncer from Rabada over the square leg fence for a six, to finish unbeaten 20 from 12 balls.

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