Pant stars with 78 not out

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April 22, 2019 23:40

Delhi 193-4 (19.2 ovs) vs Rajasthan 191-6 (20 ovs) | Scorecard

Riding on Rishabh Pant's 78 off 36 balls, Delhi beat Rajasthan by 6 wickets in Jaipur.

Earlier, Dhawan scored a quickfire 54 to give Delhi a strong start.

Shaw and Pant then just motored on to take them past the line.

Unadkat comes in to bowl the last over and Ingram takes a single to third man off the first ball of the over.

Pant on strike and he swings his arms and that is a maximum as Pant scores the winning runs. Delhi win by 6 wickets.

Jofra Archer is the back in the attack as Ingram walks in to bat.

Ingram gets a single off the third ball off the over.

Pant then gets three thanks to some sloppy fielding by Binny and Stokes.

Ingram then gets a single before Pant launches into the full length ball and hammers it straight over the bowler for a six to bring the equation down as six needed off the last over now.

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