Saha, Sai need to build partnership

April 24, 2024 22:07

GT 67-1 (6 Ovs) vs DC 224-4 | Scorecard

Mukesh Kumar enters the attack for DC, aiming to make an impact with his bowling. Saha faces the first delivery but is struck on the thigh pad, resulting in no runs.

However, Saha manages to mistime the next delivery but still picks up a single, rotating the strike and keeping the scoreboard ticking for GT.

Sai Sudharsan, looking in good touch, continues his aggressive approach by slamming a boundary, adding valuable runs to GT's total. He follows it up with a single to rotate the strike.

Despite the boundary and single, Mukesh Kumar manages to tighten the screws with a dot ball to end the over.

In total, 7 runs come off Mukesh's over, bringing GT's total to 67-1 at the end of the powerplay. With 158 runs needed from 84 balls, GT looks to consolidate their position and build a strong partnership to keep the chase on track.

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