Miller out for 7; Punjab 3 down

April 20, 2019 20:44

Punjab 66-3 (8 ovs) vs Delhi | Scorecard

Ishant continues, as he bowls his third over on the trot. He starts with three dot balls in a row to Gayle, who then hits the fourth ball through the off-side for a four before playing out the rest of the over.

Leg-spinner Amit Mishra comes into the attack. Five singles from the first five balls before Gayle launches the last ball high over the long-on fence for a huge six.

Left-arm spinner Axar Patel is introduced and he strikes with his very first delivery. David Miller looks to get into the act as he comes down and lofts it over the leg side but ends up getting caught at deep midwicket for seven.

The ball is not coming on to the bat and batting won't be easy against the spinners.

Gayle and Mandeep Singh pick five singles off the rest of the over as Punjab reach 66 for three in eight overs.

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