IPL 2016 DD vs MI Live Samson fifty steadies Delhi Daredevils Highlights.IPL 2016 DD vs MI Live Samson fifty steadies Delhi Daredevils Highlights.18:27 (IST)
After 6 overs, Mumbai 52/1 ( Rohit Sharma 31 , Ambati Rayudu 20)
It's raining boundaries at the Feroz Shah Kotla. However, Rayudu gets a lifeline. Shami faces the heat as he concedes three fours in the fourth over. Rohit with a beautiful extra cover drive and then Rayudu with a chinese cut along with a sublime flick through mid-wicket. Morris then bowls four tight deliveries which entices Rayudu into a slash off the next ball, he gets an outside edge and Duminy at first can't hold on to a diving catch. It was touch but still, a chance gone abegging. Zaheer Khan then comes back to bowls a disciplined over and gives away just five runs. 20 runs off the last 3 overs.
After 6 overs, Mumbai 52/1 ( Rohit Sharma 31 , Ambati Rayudu 20)
It's raining boundaries at the Feroz Shah Kotla. However, Rayudu gets a lifeline. Shami faces the heat as he concedes three fours in the fourth over. Rohit with a beautiful extra cover drive and then Rayudu with a chinese cut along with a sublime flick through mid-wicket. Morris then bowls four tight deliveries which entices Rayudu into a slash off the next ball, he gets an outside edge and Duminy at first can't hold on to a diving catch. It was touch but still, a chance gone abegging. Zaheer Khan then comes back to bowls a disciplined over and gives away just five runs. 20 runs off the last 3 overs.
18:10 (IST)
After 3 overs, Mumbai 32/1 ( Rohit Sharma 23 , Ambati Rayudu 8)
An eventful start this for MI. Rohit cracks a couple of lovely fours off the first over from Zaheer but is beaten three times in a row by the former India pacer. Shami then bowls a tight second over in which he gives away just 5 runs and includes the run out of Parthiv. Rohit then lays into Negi and cracks him for three fours and Rayudu joins in with one more. Negi was too short or too full and Rohit punished him. 19 runs off the Negi over.
17:42 (IST)
Delhi Daredevils have posted 164/4
DD have finished off well, but they might still find themselves short. 7 runs from the McClenaghan over but then Nagi hammers one over mid-wicket off Bumrah for a four and then Duminy scoops one over fine leg. There is drama off the last ball as Bumrah Bumrah has Duminy caught off a high full toss. The third umpire declared it a no ball which seemed harsh. However, it yielded just a run as DD scored 16 runs off the last over. Duminy remains unbeaten on 49 off 31 balls.
17:29 (IST)
After 18 overs, Delhi 141/4 ( JP Duminy 39 , Pawan Negi 1)
Duminy has made sure that DD haven't bogged down. He scooped one over keeper's head for a four off Bumrah. Samson then hammered one over wide long on off McClenaghan for a six before departing next ball. But then Duminy continued his assault as he cut one through pooint for four and the placed one to perfection through backward point for another four off Bumrah. Duminy then found gaps with precision of a surgeon as some brilliant running saw him pick up a couple of 2s. 31 runs off the last 3 overs.
DELHI: Sanju Samson scored a fifty and put on a crucial 71-run stand with JP Duminy to power Delhi Daredevils to 164/4 against Mumbai Indians in the Game 17 of the Indian Premier League season nine at the Feroz Shah Kotla stadiun in Delhi on Saturday.
Samson top-scored for the hosts with 60 off 48 balls with the help of two sixes and four boundaries and Duminy's unbeaten 31-ball 49 knock came with two sixes and three fours. For Mumbai, Mitchell McClenaghan was the pick of the bowlers as he got the wickets of Quinton de Kock and Samson to finish with the figures of two for 31 runs in four overs.
Sent in to bat, in-form De Kock started the Delhi innings with back-to-back boundaries in the first two balls off Tim Southee, the first went straight down the ground and the next went past cover fielder. But he couldn't continue further as in the very next over McClenaghan gave away just one single in five balls before forcing De Kock (9) to edge one to Hardik Pandya at backward point.
After 3 overs, Mumbai 32/1 ( Rohit Sharma 23 , Ambati Rayudu 8)
An eventful start this for MI. Rohit cracks a couple of lovely fours off the first over from Zaheer but is beaten three times in a row by the former India pacer. Shami then bowls a tight second over in which he gives away just 5 runs and includes the run out of Parthiv. Rohit then lays into Negi and cracks him for three fours and Rayudu joins in with one more. Negi was too short or too full and Rohit punished him. 19 runs off the Negi over.
17:42 (IST)
Delhi Daredevils have posted 164/4
DD have finished off well, but they might still find themselves short. 7 runs from the McClenaghan over but then Nagi hammers one over mid-wicket off Bumrah for a four and then Duminy scoops one over fine leg. There is drama off the last ball as Bumrah Bumrah has Duminy caught off a high full toss. The third umpire declared it a no ball which seemed harsh. However, it yielded just a run as DD scored 16 runs off the last over. Duminy remains unbeaten on 49 off 31 balls.
17:29 (IST)
After 18 overs, Delhi 141/4 ( JP Duminy 39 , Pawan Negi 1)
Duminy has made sure that DD haven't bogged down. He scooped one over keeper's head for a four off Bumrah. Samson then hammered one over wide long on off McClenaghan for a six before departing next ball. But then Duminy continued his assault as he cut one through pooint for four and the placed one to perfection through backward point for another four off Bumrah. Duminy then found gaps with precision of a surgeon as some brilliant running saw him pick up a couple of 2s. 31 runs off the last 3 overs.
DELHI: Sanju Samson scored a fifty and put on a crucial 71-run stand with JP Duminy to power Delhi Daredevils to 164/4 against Mumbai Indians in the Game 17 of the Indian Premier League season nine at the Feroz Shah Kotla stadiun in Delhi on Saturday.
Samson top-scored for the hosts with 60 off 48 balls with the help of two sixes and four boundaries and Duminy's unbeaten 31-ball 49 knock came with two sixes and three fours. For Mumbai, Mitchell McClenaghan was the pick of the bowlers as he got the wickets of Quinton de Kock and Samson to finish with the figures of two for 31 runs in four overs.
Sent in to bat, in-form De Kock started the Delhi innings with back-to-back boundaries in the first two balls off Tim Southee, the first went straight down the ground and the next went past cover fielder. But he couldn't continue further as in the very next over McClenaghan gave away just one single in five balls before forcing De Kock (9) to edge one to Hardik Pandya at backward point.
