Axar, Pant need to stabilise DC innings

April 24, 2024 20:19

DC 68-3 (9 Ovs) vs GT | Scorecard

Noor Ahmad enters the attack for his first over, eager to make an impact for his team. Rishabh Pant greets him with authority, sending the first delivery racing to the boundary for a well-timed four, setting the tone early in the over.

However, Noor Ahmad's line falters slightly as he strays down the leg side, resulting in a wide being called by the umpire, granting DC an additional run.

Despite the early boundary, Noor Ahmad manages to contain the batters for the remainder of the over, conceding just four singles as the DC batsmen rotate the strike efficiently.

In total, 9 runs are amassed from Noor Ahmad's over, taking DC's total to 68-3 after 9 overs.

With the game finely poised, it's time for a strategic break as both teams reassess their plans and strategies for the remainder of the innings.

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