Stubbs, Rizvi put DC on top

Wed, 01 April 2026

22:40

DC 93-4 (13 Ovs) vs LSG 141 all out | Scorecard

Mohsin Khan is back into the attack with his third and Sameer Rizvi taps the first delivery to third man for a single.

Stubbs is beaten on the outside edge as Mohsin bowls to dots on the trot.

A wide and a single through deep square leg follow.

A dot and a single to end the four-run over.

DC need 55 off 48 balls.

Prince Yadav is back into the attack and Rizvi plays out a dot before picking up a single by carving a length delivery to third man.

Stubbs then gets a single by working one down to mid-on.

A dot later, Rizvi guides one to third man and gets a couple.

Couple more through mid-wicket to end the over. 6 runs came off it.

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