Pant, Iyer steady Delhi after early wickets

September 20, 2020 20:24

Delhi 32-3 (8 ovs) vs Punjab

Punjab introduce spin as off-spinner Krishnappa Gowtham comes into the attack.

He makes a tidy start, conceding just four singles in his first over, as Delhi Capitals look to build the innings after the early wickets at the start.

The experienced duo of Pant and Iyer will look to build a partnership in the middle overs and hit out at the end.

Pacer Jordan comes back into the attack. Iyer clips the first ball on the leg side where the fielder half stops it, to concede a single before the England fast bowler sends down a wide.

Pant tries to smack a short wide ball through the off-side but is beaten before he takes one off the next ball.

Iyer punches the next ball square as the fielder at point makes a diving stop, followed by singles off the last two balls as Delhi reach 32-3 in eight overs.

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