Pollard grabs stunning catch to send back Delhi skipper

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March 24, 2019 20:36

Delhi 45-2 (6 ovs) vs Mumbai

Hardik Pandya comes in to bowl, it's short and wide and Dhawan slaps it through the cover point area for a four.

Dhawan then gets a single to sweeper-cover.

Ingram gets a single then to deep backward point.

Dhawan and Ingram keep the scorecard moving with five singles as nine runs come off the over.

Onus now on Dhawan and Ingram to build a partnership and move towards a target in mind as Rohit brings out his top bowler, Bumrah into the attack.

As expected, Bumrajh starts stingily, giving just 3 runs in the over.

Ingram is the new man in and after a dot, he gets off the mark with a superb shot, placing the ball through backward point for a boundary.

A mixed sort of over as 11 runs and a wicket comes off it.

McClenaghan continues and just when it looked like Iyer was set to play a big role, the big Kiwi bowler strikes again.

Iyer sent the previous ball over covers for a six, he was attempting a similar shot, trying to go over the infield but Pollard makes the full dive to catch the ball out of thin air and send back the Delhi captain for 16.

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