Pollard, Hardik gone inside two overs as Axar strikes

March 24, 2019 23:17

Mumbai 101-5 (12 ovs) vs Delhi 213-6 (20 ovs)

Krunal is the new man in and the batsmen sneak the singles and twos as six runs and a wicket come in the over. 100 up for Mumbai.

Axar continues and after a dot, he gets the big wicket of Pandya, who hands him a simple return catch.

Pandya gone for a duck and Mumbai have now lost half the side.

A dot to end the over as Hardik is the new man in.

Paul continues and after being hit for a boundary by Yuvraj Paul gets the big wicket of the big man Pollard. Pollard is done in by the slower ball, doesn't get the timing on it and is caught in the deep, Pollard is out for 21 off 13.

Axar comes into the attack and his clobbered in all directions of the Wankhede as Pollard and Yuvi take 20 runs off him with 3 fours and a six in the over! Massive over that for Mumbai!

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