Delhi Capitals vs Kings XI Punjab, 2nd Match
Match tied (Delhi Capitals gained the Super Over)
DC - 157/8 (20)
KXIP - 157/8 (20)
CRR: 7.85
Batting R(B) 4s 6s SR
Mohammed Shami* 0(0) 0 0 0
Bowling O M R W
Marcus Stoinis* 3 0 29 2
Kagiso Rabada 4 0 28 2
Partnership: 0(1)
Last wkt: Chris Jordan c Rabada b Stoinis 5(6) - 157/8 in 19.6 ov.
Recent balls: ... | zero four 1 four two 1 | 6 two four zero W W
Commentary
KL Rahul | dropping captain: It is bittersweet. If at the stop of 10 overs, if you had stated this in shape is going to a Superover, I would have taken it. It's nonetheless our first game, loads of learning. He (Mayank) was once improbable and to get a sport that shut used to be magical. He's been doing properly in Tests and to get the sport that shut once more brings a lot of self belief in the group. Like I stated at the toss, we did not recognize what to expect. The wicket stays the identical for each teams, so cannot genuinely complain. I will gladly take it as a captain some thing the end result is. We caught to what we deliberate however we did make a few mistakes. At fifty five for five, we had been calm and nevertheless positive.
LIVE: Match 2, Delhi v Punjab, Post-match show
23:43 Indian Premier Time: Oh cricket, stunning cricket. Delhi Capitals have pulled off the heist of all heists. One has to experience for Agarwal, who watched his group capitulate, struggled with cramps, even hit a six in the ultimate over, however watched his group capitulate in his absence after he gave it away in the last over. Suffice it to say, it was once a catastrophe of a super-over for Punjab, that inexplicably ended inside three balls, however deposit the place it is due to Marcus Stoinis, who did particularly properly to shield 7 off 5 after getting hit for a six first ball of the last over - no longer to point out the whirlwind fifty he scored to get DC some thing to defend, what looks like an eternity ago...
Ball 2: Shami to Pant, two runs, Game. Set. Match. DC win the super-over! It's a very full ball on the boots, and this is clipped away closer to satisfactory leg for a couple, bringing this thrilling night time to a close... three for 0
Ball 2: Shami to Pant, wide, massive large down the leg-side, and they can not come up with the money for that... 1 for 0
Ball 1: Shami to Pant, no run, dot ball! Short and wide, however the umpire reckons it is simply inside the tramline - Pant tries the upper-cut, misses... zero for 0
The fourth innings: Ponting appears busy. KXIP and Shami are geared up on the field. Delhi are but to ship their batsmen in. Rahul is speaking to his team. Quite the check for a captain, this. Pant and Iyer coming out to bat for DC. Iyer has to show a factor for that dropped trap and the 4 it yielded. I'm positive it's enjoying on his mind. Meanwhile, Rahul units his field...
That used to be half of a super-over. Shami to shield a goal of three runs off six balls. It's all DC now, however you by no means know, as T20 cricket has as soon as once more reminded us.
This is the lowest a crew made in the Super Over in IPL.
Previous lowest being six every by way of Mitchell Johnson (vs RR in 2015) and Jasprit Bumrsh (vs GL in 2017).
Ball 3: Rabada to Pooran, OUT, a very full one, Pooran has been pushed aside for a duck twice in this game! Knocked him over! He's long gone for an ungainly slog over cow corner, and he's misplaced his off-stump. Pooran b. Rabada 0(1). two for two Target -3
Ball 2: Rabada to Rahul, OUT! Short ball following Rahul into the on-side, Rahul has a go at an ungainly pull, receives a top-edge that flies away closer to the midwicket vicinity and Axar settles underneath it. Rahul c. Axar Patel b. Rabada. 2(2) - two for 1
Ball 1: Rabada to Rahul, two runs, a very full one, clipped away to deep backward rectangular leg for a couple - two for 0
Now then, recreation is no longer over. Pooran is one of the batsmen coming out to bat. I'm assuming Agarwal is the other? NO no, scratch that. Rahul and Pooran coming out to bat! DC to bowl, and we're nonetheless ready on who is bowling this over. Rabada to bowl.
Tied fits in IPL:
RR vs KKR, Cape Town, 2009
KXIP vs CSK, Chennai, 2010
SRH vs RCB, Hyderabad, 2013
RCB vs DD, Bengaluru, 2013
RR vs KKR, Abu Dhabi, 2014
KXIP vs RR, Ahmedabad, 2015
MI vs GL, Rajkot, 2017
DC vs KKR, Delhi, 2019
MI vs SRH, Mumbai WS, 2019
DC vs KXIP, Dubai, 2020
KXIP have gained each their previous Super Overs whilst DC have gained one and misplaced one
Harsha Bhogle: Jordan and Stoinis. Stoinis and Jordan. One likes closing overs, the other...... nightmare time!
Match two | Super-over 1 | 21:56 Local Time: It' a tie. It's a tie. *Slapping myself*. It's a tie. Nope, it is no longer a dream. We started out 2020 with two consecutive ties, we had the tie of all ties in 2019, and right here we are again. What an brilliant innings from Agarwal - one of outstanding maturity, looking at the relaxation of his crew capitulate at the different end, however with simply one to win off two, he gave it away. Every flay and slice discovered the hole for the duration of the innings, however the super leveller that cricket is, he observed the one man on the off aspect to lose his wicket and right here we are - the first tie of the Indian Premier League 2020, in solely the 2d match!
KXIP: 157-8 after 20 overs
19.6 Stoinis to Jordan, out Caught through Rabada! It's a super-over! A full-toss on the leg-stump, and he is flicked this straight to Rabada at quick rectangular leg, who holds on! A nightmare begin to the over, from Stoinis, and he is managed to convey it to a tie. NOW NOW! Jordan c Rabada b Stoinis 5(6)
Stoinis to Jordan, THATS OUT!! Caught!!
Mohammed Shami, proper surpassed bat, comes to the crease
SUPER-OVER IT IS!
Dot for a super-over. That's all I'm saying. Jordan on strike. Stoinis has aborted his run-up once.
Deshineni: The healthy is in the fingers of stoinis! Man who did closing over heroics with the bat, can he supply but once more off the ultimate ball?
19.5 Stoinis to Agarwal, out Caught via Hetmyer! The agony! It used to be a full-toss, simply a second too much less for Mayank to manner this, flays this on account of the width, attempting to slice this over deep backward factor for six, however ends up discovering the ONE fielder at the boundary - Hetmyer. Screams at the heavens for snatching this second away from him, however he has solely himself to blame, does Mayank. Just hasn't managed to end this off! Agarwal c Hetmyer b Stoinis 89(60) [4s-7 6s-4]
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