McClenaghan gets early breakthrough

March 24, 2019 20:21

Delhi 22-1 (3 ovs) vs Mumbai

Salam continues and after two dots, he overpitches and Iyer latches on to it and plays it over extra cover for a four.

Iyer then gets a single to third man.

Salam oversteps again and Dhawan gets a single. Iyer gets the free-hit delivery. Nearly a yorker, but Iyer makes room and plays the ball down to third man for a boundary as 11 runs come off it.

Delhi captain Iyer is the new man in and he gets off the mark with a single.

Successful over that by McClenaghan as Mumbai get an early breakthorugh.

McClenaghan opens from the other end and after being pulled for four over mid-wicket by Shaw, the bowler gets his revenge off the next ball.

He angles it away, Shaw goes for the drive, gets a thick outside edge and it caught behind by De Kock. Shaw gone for 7.

Debutant Rasikh Salam opens the bowling for Mumbai while Dhawan and Prithvi Shaw open the batting for Delhi.

A sedate first over as 6 runs, including a no-ball, come off it.

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