Rayudu out for 23; CSK lose 4th wicket

April 10, 2021 20:37

CSK 124-4 (14 ovs) vs Delhi | Scorecard

Medium pacer Marcus Stoinis comes into the attack. Raina comes down the track and makes room as he slaps the first ball through the covers for a single.

The next ball is a high full toss and is ruled no-ball, which Rayudu despatches over fine leg for a six.

The free hit delivery is a quick short ball which hits Rayudu on the body as he goes for the pull shot. The ball deflects off his body and goes past wicketkeeper for four byes to raise the 50-run stand for the fourth wicket from just 24 balls.

The last ball is pulled for a huge six over midwicket by Raina to bring up his fifty in some style, from 32 balls. He was batting on 16 from 18 balls at one stage, before slamming 34 from the next 14 balls, including four sixes.

A half-century in his comeback game for Raina as he shows what CSK missed last season.

Pacer Tom Curran into the attack. The first ball is a slower leg-cutter as Rayudu has a poke but is beaten before he takes a single from the next ball.

Raina makes room and hits the next through the covers for one and Rayudu pulls the next ball powerfully but Avesh Khan at deep midwicket tries to stop it with his boot which he fails to concede a four.

Curran strikes next ball as Rayudu miscues the slower ball trying to loft it down the ground.

Dhawan, at long-off, takes his third catch of the innings as Rayudu walks back for 23.

Ravindra Jadeja walks in at No 6 ahead of Bravo and Dhoni as he gets off the mark with a single.

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