Delhi Premier League T20: All-Round East Delhi Riders Beat Central Delhi Kings By 10 Wickets In Rain-Curtailed Game
The match between East Delhi Riders and Central Delhi Kings was reduced to 10-overs per side due to heavy rains.
New Delhi: A collective bowling effort, backed by flawless batting, led the East Delhi Riders to a dominant 10-wicket victory over the Beneficial Delhi Kings in a rain-shortened 10-over in shape of the Delhi Optimal League T20 at Arun Jaitley Stadium on Sunday. Himanshu Chauhan’s 3/15 and Simarjeet Singh’s 2/eight with the ball helped the East Delhi Riders bowl out Beneficial Delhi Kings for 61 in eight.1 overs. East Delhi then chased down the target in a short time in barely Four.1 overs.
Openers Himmat Singh (31 now now not out) and Anuj Rawat (25 now now not out) furnished a flying initiate to the East Delhi Riders as they gathered as many as forty nine runs inside of the three-over Powerplay and went on to solid a ten-wicket win with 35 balls to spare.
After a rain-delayed initiate, Beneficial Delhi Kings faced early setbacks of their innings. Dipesh Balyan (2 off 3) change into disregarded inside of the first over, accompanied by skipper Yash Dhull (thirteen off 5) inside of the 1/3, leaving Beneficial Delhi Kings at 28/2 by the stop of the three-over powerplay.
Himanshu Chauhan, who disregarded Dhull in his opening over, achieved his spell with fantastic figures of three/15, taking the wickets of Hiten Dalal (Sixteen off 14) and Lakshay Thareja (1 off 2) inside of the fifth over. Rounak Waghela struck twice inside of the following over as he removed Jonty Sidhu (15 off 9) and Sumit Kumar (5 off 3). Sidhu appeared in good nick but it failed to capitalise on his initiate.
The East Delhi Riders bowlers persevered their dominance as they bowled out Beneficial Delhi Kings for simply 61 in eight.1 overs. Keshav Dabas (2 off 3) change into run out early, accompanied by Simranjeet Singh’s double strike in his final over, inserting off Kaushal Suman (1 off Four) and Yogesh Sharma (Zero off 2). Harsh Tyagi then wrapped up the innings by trapping Prince Choudhary (1 off 2) LBW inside of the ninth over.
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