IPL 2020, MI vs DC Live Score: Mumbai Indians take on Delhi Capitals. IPL 2020, MI vs DC Live Cricket Score Online Updates: Shikhar Dhawan’s unbeaten 69 from 52 balls help Delhi Capitals post a challenging 162/4 on the board. The opener found great support from his skipper Shreyas Iyer as the pair added 85 vital runs for the third wicket.
With Kagiso Rabada and R Ashwin in good form, Delhi Capitals would not give up on their chances yet. The team would also hope their all-rounders Axar Patel and Marcus Stoinis to pitch in as well. Stay tuned for Live Updates!
IPL 2020
Match 27, Sheikh Zayed Stadium, 11 Oct, 2020
MI 156 / 5 (19.0)
vs
DC 162 / 4 (20.0)
BatsmenRB
Kieron Pollard10 13
Krunal Pandya3 4
BowlersORWKT
Kagiso Rabada4.0 28 2
Anrich Nortje4.0 28 0
MI vs DC: Kagiso Rabada has 15 wickets from six matches in IPL 2020.
Brilliant 19th over from Anrich Nortje as he gives only three runs to take the match into the final over. Mumbai require 7 off the final over. MI: 156/5 (19 overs)
Ishan Kishan departs after scoring 28 from 15 balls. He has done his part and now it's all up to Pollard and Krunal Pandya to wrap things up here. MI: 152/5 (17.4 overs)
Anrich Nortje concedes 8 runs in his previous over as Mumbai Indians now require 18 off 18 balls. One over from Kagiso Rabada still to be bowled, can Delhi turn things around? MI: 145/4 (17 overs)
Is there a twist in the tale. Marcus Stoinis starts off his second over with a wicket as Hardik Pandya departs on a duck. A short ball and Hardik Pandya tried to play it straight down the ground. However, the ball takes the edge of his bat and settles in Alex Carey's gloves. Mumbai lose two wickets in three balls. MI: 130/4 (15.2 overs)
Kagiso Rabada brings an end to Suryakumar Yadav's stay in the middle. A good length ball and Yadav tried to clear the fence on the on-side. However, the ball flies straight in the air with Shreyas Iyer completing a simple catch just in the mid-on region. He departs after scoring 53 from 32 balls. MI: 130/3 (15 overs)
Suryakumar Yadav brings up his FIFTY in style. Just three balls from Rabada in the 15th over and he has already hit the South African pacer for a SIX and a FOUR.
Now Ishan Kishan is getting the big hits. After hitting Marcus Stoinis for a SIX over the long-on boundary, the batsman finishes the over with a wild slash, which results in a FOUR. MI are very much in control as they need 47 in 36 balls. DC: 116/2 (14 overs)
Suryakumar Yadav continues his rich form in the ongoing edition of IPL. The batsman is scoring runs at his own will, playing the ball across the park. MI: 102/3 (13 overs)
Carrom ball by R Ashwin and Suryakumar Yadav plays it straight to the bowler. However, Ashwin fails to grab it as Suryakumar survives a caught & bowl opportunity and also completes a single. Meanwhile, he offers some flight in the very next delivery and De Kock gets down on his knees and tries to take the aerial route. However, he doesn't get the desired connection as the ball flies straight up in the air and lands into the hands of Prithvi Shaw at the mid-wicket boundary. De Kock departs after scoring 53 from 36 balls. MI: 78/2 (10 overs)
Quinton de Kock hits Harshal Patel for back-to-back FOURS and also completes his second half-century of the season. MI: 72/1 (9 overs)
Quinton de Kock and Suryakumar Yadav make things look very easy at the moment. The pair is hitting the ball well and have added 29 in 18 balls. MI: 60/1 (8 overs)
Quinton de Kock smashes two SIXES in Anrich Nortje's previous over as the wicketkeeper-batsman changes gears after a slow start. He is playing on 38 from 24 balls, which includes three SIXES and two FOURS. MI: 44/1 (6 overs)
Axar Patel strikes and it is the big wicket of Mumbai Indians skipper Rohit Sharma. A slow delivery with no spin and Rohit went for a lofted drive. The connection was decent, but it must have been the flight behind it. The ball travels high in the air and lands straight into the hands of Kagiso Rabada at deep mid-wicket. He departs on 5. MI: 31/1 (5 overs)
That will be a welcome boundary for Mumbai Indians. Quinton de Kock charges down the track and smashes the ball straight over the long-on fence for a maximum. Wait the party doesn't stop there as the wicketkeeper-batsman smashes the bowler for a FOUR now. Great over from Mumbai's perspective as Mumbai reach 24/0 after 4 overs.
Kagiso Rabada and Anrich Nortje starts off with two tight overs as just 7 runs come from it. Both Rohit Sharma and Quinton de Kock are striking the ball well, but call it the field placement or the line & length, they are unavailable to find the gaps.
Shikhar Dhawan remains unbeaten on 69 from 52 balls as Delhi Capitals post a challenging 162/4 after 20 overs. Mumbai Indians need 163 to win.
Delhi Capitals might be some twenty runs short from the total they would have actually anticipated. But with Kagiso Rabada and R Ashwin being in good form, this can prove to be a tricky chase for Mumbai Indians.
Delhi Capitals bring up 150 in their final over. With six more balls to go, how much more can they add to their total here?
Ohh Mumbai must have been so relieved. The danger man Marcus Stoinis fails to continue his carnage as he is run-out on 13 from 8 balls. He hits Rahul Chahar's delivery towards long-on and Suryakumar Yadav fails to collect the ball cleanly. Stoinis tried to make the most of this extra second, but a yes-no between him and Dhawan leads to a run-out in the middle. DC: 135/4 (17 overs)