DELHI CAPITALS WIN BY 37 RUNS. Rahul Tewatia comes on to bowl the remaining over and has Mitchell McClenaghan stumped off the above’s first ball. The last man, Jasprit Bumrah, injured himself while fielding the ball in the first innings and did not walk out to bat. Delhi Capitals started their IPL 2019 marketing campaign with a win, while the dropping streak in IPL openers increased to seven consecutive matches. Kagiso Rabada strikes again! Yuvraj Singh finally runs out of luck as his flick reveals Rahul Tewatia at deep mid-wicket.

This is Tewatia’s fourth capture today. It has been a scratchy inning, particularly toward the pacers. However, he has nevertheless managed to stroke a half-century off his best 33 balls. Kagiso Rabada returns for his second spell and dismisses Ben Cutting right away. The huge-hitting all-rounder is out stuck behind. Is this the practical stop to the Mumbai Indians’ chase? Krunal Pandya’s beneficial cameo involves a quit as he picks Rahul Tewatia at deep mid-wicket. Sixth wicket down.

Krunal Pandya has commenced belting the Delhi Capitals pacers to all parts to help maintain Mumbai Indians in a chase wherein the specified charge has crept up notably. Hardik Pandya follows Kieron Pollard and returns to the pavilion quickly, giving a gentle go-back trap to Axar Patel. Mumbai Indians have slid to 95 for five. WICKET Keemo Paul has gotten rid of the dangerous Kieron Pollard. Foxed through slower shipping, he gets the top part to Rahul Tewatia at sweeper cover. Yuvraj Singh has joined the birthday celebration now. He has returned in time and crunched some social obstacles. This partnership – 50 in 30 balls – is reviving Mumbai’s chase. While Yuvraj Singh is present a few early warfares, Kieron Pollard has just smoked a difficult four and a massive six off Rahul Tewatia.

Ishant Sharma strikes again! The dangerous Quinton de Kock is out caught pulling at deep square leg. Mumbai Indians are in all forms of the problem right here. Suryakumar Yadav is administered out! A tremendous direct hit by Shreyas Iyer from mid-off catches the Mumbai batsman quickly off his crease. Quinton de Kock has run out of companions already in the powerplay. WICKET Rohit Sharma’s bid to clean the ropes has been undone via Ishant Sharma’s slower ball, which got the outside edge of Rohit Sharma’s bat and went straight into the hands of the long-off fielder after a surprisingly sluggish start.

Quinton de Kock went after Trent Boult in the 1/3 over and smashed 17 runs to get the Mumbai Indians’ chase going. Rohit Sharma and Quinton de Kock have walked out to open the batting for Mumbai Indians. Rishabh Pant’s 27-ball seventy-eight has powered Delhi Capitals to 213/6. Insane knock with the aid of the Delhi southpaw. A clinical batting performance with the assistance of the site visitors. However, there is a greater fear of vegetation up at the top of the innings. Jasprit Bumrah, trying to forestall the ball, harms his left shoulder.