Live Report - Fraser-McGurk's 84 off 27 gives Capitals flying start
MI need 223 runs in 102 balls.
Current RR: 11.66
• Required RR: 13.11
Win Probability:MI
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DC
96.35
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5m ago
Mumbai off to a quick startBowling consistently in excess of 145kph, Williams made a good impression. He even hurried Rohit with a short ball, with the batter taking evasive action and getting a top edge over the keeper for a couple. But a wide down the leg side that went to the boundary ruined an otherwise excellent over.
In the next over, Ishan Kishan hit Khaleel Ahmed for three successive fours to take MI to 29/0 after two overs.
23m ago
False start for WilliamsPlaying his first IPL game, Lizaad Williams has had an inauspicious start. In his delivery stride, he landed on the side of his shoe and slipped. Thankfully, he is alright, and is ready to go after a change of shoe.
39m ago
Capitals finish on 257 for 4It was yet another six-fest - Capitals hit 17 sixes in their innings, which ended on 257 for 4. Stubbs was responsible for the fireworks towards the end, finishing on 48 not out off 25. But the big question is, will it be enough?
It was a slower bouncer and Pant could not get on top of it. As a result, he was not in control of the pull and was caught at long leg by Rohit Sharma.
Their head-to-head now reads: 46 balls, 55 runs, seven dismissals.
Despite a wide, Bumrah conceded only six in the 19th over. After going for 18 in his first over, he concedes only 17 in the next three to finish with figures of 4-0-35-1.
DC 240/4 after 19
55m ago
Stubbs shows his waresIn Capitals' previous game, we saw Tristan Stubbs taking apart R Sai Kishore. Today, he has done the same against Luke Wood.
Two scoops and two reverse scoops on the first four balls of the over fetched him 18 runs. For the last two balls, he cleared his front leg and pulled him through midwicket.
Stubbs was premeditating throughout and still Wood had no answer.
6 Before Saturday, Pant had fallen to Bumrah six times in 43 balls while scoring only 48 runs.
Today, Pant hit Bumrah for a six on the first ball he faced from the bowler. But Bumrah made a good comeback and conceded only nine in the over.
DC 199/3 after 16. ESPNcricinfo's Forecaster is predicting 247 for Capitals. But will that be enough?
1h ago
Hope, Pant keep Capitals goingMohammad Nabi has Porel stumped in the tenth over but there is little respite for MI as Hope and Pant have kept scoring at ten an over.
Hope, in particular, has been impressive. We know he has improved his six-hitting in ODI cricket in the last one year or so but he was not able to translate the same into the T20 format. Until today. He smashed five sixes in his 17-ball 41 before Wood had him caught at deep midwicket.
Tristan Stubbs joins Pant in the middle.
DC 181/3 after 14
1h ago
Chawla gets Fraser-McGurkIt looked like Fraser-McGurk was on his way to the fastest century in T20 cricket but Chawla had him holing out to deep midwicket for 84 off 27 balls. So Chris Gayle's record of a 30-ball hundred stays intact.
Shai Hope is the new batter.
DC 116/1 after eight
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1h ago
No stopping Fraser-McGurkThere's no stopping Fraser-McGurk, who hits Hardik Pandya for two fours and two sixes to take Capitals to 89 for no loss after five overs.
There was no hundred inside the powerplay, though - neither for Fraser-McGurk nor Capitals as Bumrah conceded just three runs to Porel in the sixth over.
Porel joined the party in the seventh over, hitting Hardik for four and six off successive balls to take the side past 100. Fraser-McGurk didn't miss out either, hitting the final ball for a six.
DC 113/0 after seven
2h ago
Fifty for DC, fifty for Fraser-McGurkIt has taken just 2.4 overs for Delhi Capitals to get to 50 runs - the joint-fastest for a team in the IPL. In the next over, Fraser-McGurk brings up his own fifty, off just 15 balls. It's the joint-fourth fastest in the IPL.
DC 69/0 after four
2h ago
Bumrah's most expensive over of IPL 20242h ago
Fraser-McGurk goes berserkAs we have seen in his fledgling career, Jake Fraser-McGurk does not waste any time getting his eye in. With his slightly open stance to left-armer Luke Wood, he kicked off the innings with 4, 4, 6 using his free-slowing bat swing and beautiful wrists. After a dot, he smashed Wood through covers for another boundary.
After taking 19 from the first over, he greeted Jasprit Bumrah, arguably the best all-format bowler in the world right now, with the same disdain. Bumrah started with a slower one and he launched it over long-on. To make it worse, Bumrah had overstepped. Fraser-McGurk smashed the free hit past long-on for four more.
That was not all. He also ended the over with a four.
DC 37/0 after two
2h ago
Mumbai bowl; Kushagra in for Shaw for CapitalsMumbai Indians have won the toss and decided to bowl first. "This is a small ground, so it's better to chase," their captain Hardik Pandya says. "Only one change. Gerald misses out; he has a stomach bug. So Luke Wood comes in."
Rishabh Pant says Delhi were looking to bat first only as they expect the pitch to slow down in the second half. "Instead of Prithvi, Kushagra comes in," he says. They also have Lizaad Williams making his debut for Capitals; Ishant Sharma presented him with his cap. Williams comes in for Nortje.
Here are the XIs
Delhi Capitals: 1 Jake Fraser-McGurk, 2 Abishek Porel, 3 Shai Hope, 4 Rishabh Pant (capt, wk), 5 Tristan Stubbs, 6 Axar Patel, 7 Kumar Kushagra, 8 Kuldeep Yadav, 9 Lizaad Williams, 10 Mukesh Kumar, 11 Khaleel Ahmed
Impact subs: Rasikh Salam, Pravin Dubey, Vicky Ostwal, Ricky Bhui, Sumit Kumar
Mumbai Indians: 1 Rohit Sharma, 2 Ishan Kishan (wk), 3 Tilak Varma, 4 Nehal Wadhera, 5 Hardik Pandya (capt), 6 Tim David, 7 Piyush Chawla, 8 Mohammad Nabi, 9 Luke Wood, 10 Jasprit Bumrah, 11 Nuwan Thushara
Impact subs: Suryakumar Yadav, Naman Dhir, Shams Mulani, Dewald Brewis, Kumar Kartikeya
3h ago
'It's like a sheet of marble'The lowest team total in the two games played in Delhi this IPL has been 199, and today's pitch looks no different. One square boundary is just 59 metres; the other 64. The straight boundary is 73 metres.
"There's no grass on the pitch," says Sanjay Manjrekar. "It's rock-hard, like a sheet of marble. I think it's going to be slightly better for spinners. Given their spin attack - Axar Patel and Kuldeep Yadav - Delhi may have an advantage."
3h ago
Warner still unavailableDelhi Capitals will once again be without David Warner, who has a finger injury. Ishant Sharma, too, has also been ruled out for today's game.
Mitchell Marsh, who was ruled out with a hamstring injury, has been replaced by Afghanistan allrounder Gulbadin Naib. But will Capitals leave out Shai Hope and give him a game straightaway? We will get to know soon.
3h ago
Playoffs race heats upHello and welcome to match 43 of IPL 2024. We are in the second half of the season, which means there is a significant gulf between the top two teams and the bottom two. Mumbai Indians are currently in the bottom two, ninth, with six points from eight games.
But all is not lost yet. If Mumbai beat Delhi Capitals today, they will go sixth, a spot occupied by Capitals at the moment.
While we wait for the toss, take a look at our preview.
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