DELHI RETURNS WITH A MASSIVE VICTORY
Virender
Sehwag came back to structure with a rankling unbeaten 95 to assist
Delhi Daredevils break the curse of six straight thrashings and open
their record in the progressing Pepsi Indian Premier League with a
thumping nine wicket score over Mumbai Indians in New Delhi on Sunday.
The score, additionally supported by captain Mahela Jayawardene's classy 59, breaks Delhi's eight straight routs, incorporating the two in a year ago qualifier and eliminator.
Pursuing a challenging 162, Sehwag and Jayawardene made short work of MI's standard rocking the bowling alley assault to assist Delhi overpower the focus with three overs to extra.
While Sehwag hit a whopping 13 fours and two sixes throughout his 57-ball thump, Jayawardene finished his 43-ball innings with eight verges and one hit over the wall.
May be it was the presence of Sir Vivian Richards in Delhi's changing area that carried out a signature Sehwag innings.
Assuming that Sachin Tendulkar and Rohit Sharma entertained the swarm throughout the first session, Sehwag and Jayawardene's elating strokeplay in the second half excited the onlookers all the more.
Assuming that Sehwag's innings was everything about animal power, Jayawardene was rich in his shot-production as he more regularly stroked the ball to the border.
While Sehwag bursted to his 50 in only 31 balls, Jayawardene never looked like brutalizing the knocking down some pins yet finished his half-century in 34 conveyances.
Without precedent in the competition, Delhi's opening combo terminated as Sehwag and Jayawardene imparted 151 runs off 94 balls to establish the framework for the agreeable score.
The sluggish Mumbai playing assault beyond any doubt tasted a victory in the manifestation of Jayawardene who got out LBW to Lasith Malinga with Delhi simply requiring 11 rushes to score.
While Delhi enlisted their first score in the competition out of seven amusements, for Mumbai its their fourth thrashing out of six matches in IPL 6.
Delhi Daredevils: Mahela Jayawardene lbw b Malinga 59, Virender Sehwag not out 95, David Warner not out 7
Virender
Sehwag came back to structure with a rankling unbeaten 95 to assist
Delhi Daredevils break the curse of six straight thrashings and open
their record in the progressing Pepsi Indian Premier League with a
thumping nine wicket score over Mumbai Indians in New Delhi on Sunday. The score, additionally supported by captain Mahela Jayawardene's classy 59, breaks Delhi's eight straight routs, incorporating the two in a year ago qualifier and eliminator.
Pursuing a challenging 162, Sehwag and Jayawardene made short work of MI's standard rocking the bowling alley assault to assist Delhi overpower the focus with three overs to extra.
While Sehwag hit a whopping 13 fours and two sixes throughout his 57-ball thump, Jayawardene finished his 43-ball innings with eight verges and one hit over the wall.
May be it was the presence of Sir Vivian Richards in Delhi's changing area that carried out a signature Sehwag innings.
Assuming that Sachin Tendulkar and Rohit Sharma entertained the swarm throughout the first session, Sehwag and Jayawardene's elating strokeplay in the second half excited the onlookers all the more.
Assuming that Sehwag's innings was everything about animal power, Jayawardene was rich in his shot-production as he more regularly stroked the ball to the border.
While Sehwag bursted to his 50 in only 31 balls, Jayawardene never looked like brutalizing the knocking down some pins yet finished his half-century in 34 conveyances.
Without precedent in the competition, Delhi's opening combo terminated as Sehwag and Jayawardene imparted 151 runs off 94 balls to establish the framework for the agreeable score.
The sluggish Mumbai playing assault beyond any doubt tasted a victory in the manifestation of Jayawardene who got out LBW to Lasith Malinga with Delhi simply requiring 11 rushes to score.
While Delhi enlisted their first score in the competition out of seven amusements, for Mumbai its their fourth thrashing out of six matches in IPL 6.
Delhi Daredevils: Mahela Jayawardene lbw b Malinga 59, Virender Sehwag not out 95, David Warner not out 7
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