Williamson out for 3; Sunrisers in trouble

May 02, 2019 22:48

Sunrisers 70-3 (8 ovs) vs Mumbai 162-5 | Scorecard

Leg-spinner Rahul Chahar comes into the attack. The first ball is wide as Pandey runs it past Rohit in the slips through the vacant thirdman region for a four.

Three dot balls follow before Pandey drives it through the covers for one and Williamson picks a single off the last ball.

Spin from both ends as Krunal Pandya comes in from the other end. Williamson shuffles across and looks to sweep it fine but misses and hit on the pads. The umpire has given it not out but Krunal convinces his captain Rohit to take the review.

It turns out to be a brilliant review as the impact was in line and the ball is going on to hit the leg stump.

Krunal strikes with his first delivery with the key wicket of SRH captain Williamson, who is dismissed for three.

Sunrisers in a spot of bother on 65 for three, in the eighth over.

Vijay Shankar gets off the mark with one followed by four singles from the last four balls.

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