CSK lose two wickets

Fri, 25 September 2020

21:57

CSK 34-2 (6 ovs) vs Delhi Capitals 175-3 (20 ovs)

Nortje back in the attack and starts with a wide down leg side.

He then strays down the leg side and Du Plessis plays it past square leg for a four.

Du Plessis looks in good touch as he plays the next ball to the leg side for a quick couple.

Vijay's horrible time at the crease ends after two dots as he tries to go big only to hole out to Rabada at mid-on.

8 runs and a wicket come in the over.

Du Plessis is the new man in and he gets off the mark with a single. 4 runs and a wicket come in the over.

Axar back in the attack and after Vijay takes a single, Delhi have the breakthrough.

Watson goes after an intentional short delivery and holes out to Hetmyer at mid-wicket. Watson out for 14.

Spinner Avesh Khan into the attack and he is clobbered royally by Watson as 12 runs come in the over.

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