IPL 2020: DC vs SRH: Delhi Capitals beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by 17 Runs to reach Final

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IPL 2020: Delhi Capitals (DC), batting first against Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in Qualifier 2, posted 189/3. SRH need 190 to qualify for the final.

Delhi Capitals (DC), batting first against Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) in Qualifier 2 of IPL 2020 at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi on Sunday, posted 189/3. SRH need 190 to qualify for the final. After David Warner (2) fell early, Marcus Stoinis struck twice within the 5th over to show the SRH middle order within the Powerplay. Kane Williamson (67) built up some resistance in the middle overs, going to his 50 within the 14th over.

Earlier, Stoinis (37) and Shikhar Dhawan (78) blasted DC off to a roaring start, before Rashid Khan (1/26) got the primary breakthrough for SRH within the 9th over. Dhawan got to his half-century within the 10th over and found an able partner in Shimron Hetmyer (42*), as DC launched a carnage within the later overs, before SRH dragged things back in the death.

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IPL 2020: Shikhar Dhawan's second consecutive century faded in front of the stormy half-century innings of Nicholas Pooran, on which Kings XI Punjab kept their hopes alive after beating Delhi Capitals by five wickets here on Tuesday despite a poor start. With an unbeaten 106 off 61 from Dhawan in excellent form, Delhi won the toss and scored 164 for five wickets. Dhawan hit 12 fours and three sixes, but none other than him reached 20 runs.

The failure of the rest of Delhi batsmen cost him heavily as there was no disturbance in the pitch. In such a situation, despite Chris Gayle (29 off 13 balls), Punjab had lost three of their key batsmen to 56 runs. Puran took over here and scored 53 runs from 28 balls with the help of six fours and three sixes. Glenn Maxwell (32 off 24 balls) also contributed significantly. Punjab scored 167 for five wickets in 19 overs. Delhi's fielding was not good, which Punjab took advantage of. This is Punjab's fourth win in ten matches, taking it to eight points and finishing fifth. Delhi have their third defeat, but are still on top with 14 points.

Punjab also did not have a good start. Captain KL Rahul (15) returned to the pavilion in the third over, playing the wrong shot on Axar Patel. Gayle scored 26 runs in the fifth over of Tushar Deshpande's innings with the help of two sixes and three fours, but Ravichandran Ashwin scattered his balls as soon as he came. Mayank Agarwal (5) was also injured as he was run out in a scuffle with Puran. After this, Puran took over the responsibility. Deshpande's line and length, which had an impact in the last two matches, was not correct. Puran sent Stoinis to the ball for six runs after hitting six and two fours. He hit a four off Rabada to complete his half-century off 27 balls, but the next ball kissing his gloves reached Rishabh Pant. He shared a 69-run partnership with Maxwell.

Now Maxwell had a responsibility. He made his innings easy, but when the team was 18 runs away from the target, he gave a waving catch to Rabada's ball. Rabada took two wickets for 27 runs. Deepak Hooda 15 and James Neesham 10 not out. Neesham scored the winning six over Daniel Symes, who was included in the playing XI in place of Enrich Noortje. Earlier, fast bowlers Mohammad Shami (2 for 28) and spinners Glenn Maxwell (1 for 31), Murugan Ashwin (1 for 33) and Ravi Bishnoi (24 runs from three overs) did not allow the rest of the batsmen to play freely, But he did not have one in front of Dhawan.

Dhawan, who scored an unbeaten 101 against Chennai Super Kings, became the first batsman to score a century in consecutive matches in the IPL. Prithvi Shaw (seven) failed to reach double digits in the fourth consecutive match, while Dhawan scored 50 or more in the innings in the fourth consecutive match. He is the sixth batsman to achieve this feat in the IPL. His timing was accurate and his shots were excellent.

Dhawan hit three fours in Shami's over to put pressure on the bowlers. He also became the fifth batsman to complete 5000 runs in this T20 league with a six imposed on Bishnoi. He completed a century off 57 balls and scored the highest score of his career. Dhawan played this innings while wickets were falling at regular intervals from the other end. Captain Shreyas Iyer (14 off 12 balls) gave his wicket in the prize. Rishabh Pant (14 runs off 20 balls), who recovered from injury, was seen struggling to score as long as he was at the crease. Marcus Stoinis (nine) also failed to support Dhawan in the death overs. Shimron Hetmyer (10) returned to the pavilion on the last ball.

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IPL 2020: In the 34th match of the 13th season of IPL, Delhi Capitals (DC) defeated Chennai Super Kings (CSK) by 5 wickets. This season, Delhi defeated Chennai for the second time. The team reached the top of the points table after winning 7 out of 9 matches. Shikhar Dhawan scored the first century in the IPL while playing an innings of 101 runs. For this he was voted Man of the Match.

Chennai won the toss and batting first gave a target of 180 runs. In response, Delhi Capitals won the match by scoring 185 wickets losing 5 wickets. Apart from Dhawan, Marcus Stoinis scored 24 and captain Shreyas Iyer scored 23 runs. Deepak Chahar took the most 2 wickets for Chennai. Apart from these, Sam Karan, Shardul Thakur and Dwayne Bravo got 1-1 wickets.

Delhi needed 17 runs to win in the last over. Akshar Patel and Dhawan were at the crease. Chennai captain Dhoni gave the over to Ravindra Jadeja. Akshar played 4 balls in this over and hit 3 sixes to win the match to Delhi.

Delhi had a very poor start. Prithvi Shaw was dismissed in the very first over of the second consecutive match. Fast bowler Deepak Chahar gave both the first setbacks to Delhi. He caught Prithvi Shaw on his own ball. Ajinkya Rahane (8) was then caught out by Sam Karan. Opener Shikhar Dhawan held one end and won the team unbeaten.

Chennai had a very poor start. The team scored 179 runs losing 4 wickets. Opener Sam Karan returned to the pavilion without opening an account on the second ball of the match. Tushar Deshpande got him caught at the hands of Enrich Nortje. After this, du Plessis and Shane Watson (36) shared a 67-ball 87 for the second wicket. Watson was bowled by Nortje. Nortje took his second wicket in the match, and Mahendra Singh Dhoni was caught out by wicketkeeper Alex Carrie.

Du Plessis scored the highest total of 58 off 47 balls for the 16th FIFTY CSK in the IPL . This was his 16th fifty in the league. Apart from him, Ambati Rayudu scored 45, Watson 36 and Ravindra Jadeja scored 33 runs. At the same time, Delhi fast bowler Enrich Nortje took 2 wickets for 44 runs. Apart from him Kagiso Rabada and Tushar Deshpande got 1-1 wickets.

Chennai's score was 134 runs in the 17th over. Jadeja and Rayudu were at the crease. In the 18th over of Delhi's Tushar Pandey, they both added 13 runs. Rabada had 16 runs in the 19th over. Jadeja hit two sixes in the 20th over of Nortje. Jadeja and Rayudu shared a 50-run partnership for the 5th wicket off just 21 balls, taking Chennai's score to 170.

Captain Dhoni was the most expensive player in CSK's playing eleven. The team will give him Rs 15 crore a season. Dhoni scored 3 runs off 5 balls. At the same time, Deepak Chahar (80 lakh rupees) was the cheapest player of the team. He took 2 wickets for 18 runs in 4 overs.

Ravichandran Ashwin was the most expensive player in Delhi's playing XI. The team will give them Rs 7.75 crore a season. Ashwin gave 30 runs in 3 overs and did not get a single wicket. Tushar Deshpande was the team's cheapest player with Rs 20 lakhs. He took 1 wicket for 39 runs in 4 overs.

Captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni made a change in the playing eleven. Kedar Jadhav replaced Piyush Chawla. At the same time, there was no change in the Delhi team. Captain Shreyas Iyer, who was injured in the last match, returned with a fit.

Dhoni included foreign players like Sam Karan, Faf du Plessis, Shane Watson and Dwayne Bravo in Chennai's playing XI. Delhi captain Shreyas gave the opportunity to Marcus Stoinis, Alex Carrie, Kagiso Rabada and Enrich Nortje.

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IPL 2020: DC vs RR : Delhi Capitals beat Rajasthan Royals by 13 runs

DC Beat RR : Delhi Capitals defeated Rajasthan Royals by 13 runs in the Indian Premier League match. For Delhi, Tushar Deshpande and Enrich Nortje took two wickets each.

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IPL 2020: Delhi Capitals defeated Rajasthan Royals by 13 runs in IPL-13 match

Delhi scored 161 for 7 wickets in 20 overs thanks to Dhawan and Iyer's fifty.

Rajasthan could only manage 148 runs losing eight wickets in 20 overs.

Delhi Capitals (DC) defeated Rajasthan Royals (RR) by 13 runs in the 30th match in the 13th season of Dubai Indian Premier League (IPL). With this win, Delhi has 12 points and has again reached the top of the points table, beating Mumbai Indians (MI). In the match, Delhi scored 161 for 7 wickets. In response, Rajasthan's team could only score 148 runs on 8 wickets. Rahul Tewatia, who led the team to victory in two matches, could not do well and remained unbeaten on 14 runs in 18 balls. Tushar Deshpande and Nortje, who put the last over for Delhi, took two wickets each, while the most stakes for Rajasthan were 41 runs.

Rajasthan needed 22 runs in the last over to win and the ball was in the hands of debutant star Tushar Deshpande. This young bowler bowled brilliantly and did not allow Shreyas Gopal and Rahul Tewatia to score the required runs. Not only this, Shreyas Gopal (6) was also dismissed on the last ball. In this way, he also took a wicket for just 8 runs in the over and prevented Rahul Tewatia from shining the fortunes of Rajasthan.

Rajasthan Royals started chasing a target of 162 runs, but Enrique Nortje had the aggressive Jose Butler (22 runs, 9 balls, 3 fours, one six) at a speed of 155 kmph. Bowled off the ball. His next over was the last ball of the fourth over, R. Ashwin made Delhi's second success by citing and bowling captain Steven Smith (1). Rajasthan's score was 40 for two wickets.

After this however, Ben Stokes held the other end and strengthened the team. His and Sanju Samson's partnership was broken by debut star Tushar Deshpande. He catches Ben Stokes at the hands of Lalit Yadav. Stokes scored 41 runs in 35 balls with the help of 6 fours. Shortly afterwards, Sanju Samson (18 balls, two sixes, 25 runs) was bowled by Akshar Patel. Ryan Parag remained a bit unlucky here and KL were run out by scoring one run.

The match was at a turning point when the experienced Robin Uthappa (32) was bowled by Enrique Nortje and turned the match towards Delhi once again. Uthappa hit 3 fours and a six in 27 balls. Joffra Archer (1) was caught by Kagiso Rabada at the hands of Ajinkya Rahane giving Rajasthan the 7th blow. Now like every time, the fate of the match and Rajasthan depended on Rahut Tewatia. In Death Overs, Delhi spoke so cleverly that Rahul did not get a chance to do amazing and Delhi hit the ground.

Earlier, Delhi Capitals scored 161 runs for seven wickets against Rajasthan Royals before batting on half-century innings of Salami batsman Shikhar Dhawan (57) and captain Shreyas Iyer (53) and a 85-run partnership for the third wicket between the two. Raised a challenging score of. Dhawan hit six fours and two sixes in a 33-ball aggressive innings while Iyer hit two sixes and three fours in a 43-ball innings. However, the Rajasthan bowlers made a great comeback in the last overs and conceded just 32 runs in the last five overs.

After winning the toss, Delhi Capitals came out to bat and got a big blow in the very first ball of the innings. Joffra Archer's ball hit the wicket, taking the inner edge of Prithvi Shaw's bat. Archer got Ajinkya Rahane caught by Robin Uthappa in the third over of the innings. Rahane could score just two runs off nine balls. These initial setbacks, however, had no effect on Delhi opener Dhawan.

He opened his hand in the fourth over of the innings with a six off Karthik Tyagi. He also got good support from captain Shreyer Iyer and the team scored a good 47 for two in the power play. Dhawan missed an easy chance to run out by Tevatia in the 10th over. He completed his half-century by taking a single off the last ball of the 11th over. After this, the second ball of the innings was hit by the first ball of the next over from Shreyas Gopal. Dhawan was caught by Karthik Tyagi in an attempt to reverse sweep on the fourth ball of the same over. He scored 57 runs in 33 balls.

Iyer took an aggressive stance after Shreyas Iyer's Dhansu batting out. Iyer completed the 40-ball half-century in the 15th over of the innings, hitting the fourth and sixth balls of Jaydev Unadkat. Stokes tried brilliantly to catch him on the boundary on this shot but was teased six after a television replay. However, he was caught by Archer in the round of a big shot off Karthik Tyagi in the next over. After that Australian batsmen Marcus Stoinis (18) and Alex Carrie (13) failed to score fast runs in the last over. Archer took three wickets for just 19 runs in four overs. Unadkat scored two successes for 32 runs in three overs. Tyagi and Gopal got one wicket each.

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IPL 2020: DC vs SRH: Sunrisers Hyderabad beat Delhi Capitals by 15 runs

 Rashid Khan's triple strike made all the difference for Sunrisers Hyderabad as his team registered its first win of the IPL 2020 campaign against Delhi Capitals.

IPL 2020: Rashid Khan mesmerised along with his spin while David Warner’s captaincy was superb. A slow Abu Dhabi pitch notwithstanding, Sunrisers Hyderabad were defending almost a par total. they had little margin for error, especially after two losses in their first two games. The Rashid-Warner combo helped Sunrisers secure their first win during this IPL. Their victory margin, 15 runs, though, doesn’t tell the entire story.

Sunrisers’ efforts were even more laudable for the very fact that they bowled second and had to counter the dew. From the experienced Bhuvneshwar Kumar to young Abhishek Sharma, everybody stood up to be counted. But Rashid was the x-factor, while his captain was the mastermind.

Rashid came into the attack in the eighth over. Capitals had a slow start all right, but with Shikhar Dhawan and Shreyas Iyer at the crease and massive hitters to follow, a steep asking rate was still not a factor. Sunrisers needed wickets. The leg-spinner accounted for Iyer with a tossed-up delivery that he held back a little. The Capitals skipper went for a lofted drive over cover but was beaten in the air. Also, the bat turned in his hand. Sunrisers had the wicket they were trying to find .

Dhawan was counting on the sweep shot to counter the spinners. Rashid removed him with a wrong ’un in his third over, as the batsman was declared out on referral. After three overs, Rashid’s figures read: 3-0-10-2.

The leggie returned to bowl his final over at the death. Rishabh Pant and Marcus Stoinis were batting and also the equation – 49 runs off 24 balls – was still pretty gettable. Pant went for a premeditated sweep, but Rashid had bowled the delivery a tad slower. The left-hander was caught at deep-square by Priyam Garg.

Rashid had only one wicket in the first two matches. On Tuesday, he returned with 3/14 in four overs. Still early days in this IPL, but Sunrisers needed to get their campaign underway.

And his brilliance wasn't restricted to only picking game-turning wickets. Rashid was the reason why Warner could continue with left-arm spinner Sharma against Capitals’ left-handed batsmen. With wickets falling at one end, Capitals batsmen didn’t have the leeway to focus on the youngster.

Warner is the heart of this Sunrisers team. he's yet to get a big score in this tournament but his 33-ball 45 ensured that his team had a decent start after being sent in. When Sunrisers fielded, Warner’s plan choked the opponents. The way he held back Rashid’s final over was excellent. He had a clear plan for his bowlers – attempt to take sixes out of the equation, bowl full and force the batsmen to hit towards the long boundary.

Warner directed his bowlers to focus on the block hole. Left-arm seamer T Natarajan was the best among the Sunrisers bowlers with regards to executing yorkers. Kumar gave the first breakthrough by dismissing Prithvi Shaw within the first over then returned to take the wicket of Shimron Hetmyer. Sunrisers bowlers were bowling to a clear plan, laid out by their skipper. The team’s batting, too, was professional.

Jonny Bairstow scored a half-century. Kane Williamson played a stunning hand, coming in from the cold and a quadriceps injury. Sunrisers had laboured to 38 for no loss at the end of the Powerplay. Only two fours and a six had been hit in the first six overs, both by Warner.

The skipper got out after getting a start and the Sunrisers batting wasn’t finding the desired tempo. Bairstow, too, wasn’t timing the ball well. He fell prey to a mistimed pull off Kagiso Rabada. But Sunrisers didn’t panic.

Even Abdul Samad, who made his IPL debut, swung fearlessly at the death. He connected one pretty well for a six but missed a couple of also . But the young man from Jammu & Kashmir didn’t look struggling . once again, credit to Warner for allowing a debutant to be fearless.

As for Capitals, they're an evolving team. They came into this game after back-to-back wins. But on Tuesday, Sunrisers outplayed them in all three departments. Iyer elected to field because of the dew factor in the second half. He probably misread the pitch. the decision to give Axar Patel only two overs didn’t augur well either. Iyer’s captaincy remains a work ongoing . Warner’s captaincy masterclass must have given him plenty to learn.

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