IPL -Delhi Capitals win in Super Over

 IPL -Delhi Capitals win in Super Over

Dubai: The second match of the ongoing Indian  Premier League (IPL) has been decided in the Super Over.  The Delhi Capitals, who won the super over, got a full 2 ​​points.  The match, played between Kings XI Punjab and Delhi Capitals on Sunday, was tied as both teams scored 157 runs in the last 20 overs.  The result was a super over.  With Marcus Stoinis's explosive innings, Delhi, who scored just 100 runs in 17bovers, managed to score 57 runs in the last 3 overs.  Delhi were bowled out for 156 for seven in the last 20 overs.  Later, Mayank Agarwal's explosive eight helped the Kings XI Punjab to 157 for seven.  In the super over bowled by Kagiso Rabada, Kings XI Punjab were bowled out for just 2 runs.  Rahul and Nicholas lost Puran's wickets.  The Delhi Capitals scored 3 runs in 2 balls.

 The Kings XI Punjab won the toss and elected to field.  The Delhi Capitals batted miserably from the start.  With just 13 runs in 4 overs, the Delhi Capitals have already lost 3 key batsmen.  Due to misunderstandings, Delhi's top run-scorer was run out without a score.  Mohammad Sami bowled 2 more wickets in the 4th over.  Prithvi S, the young opener, and West Indies left-hander Simran Hetmeyer were dismissed for seven.  Later, Rushav Pant and captain Shreyas Ayer tried to adjust the innings.  However, they were both dismissed for two balls.  He scored just 32 runs for the loss of 3 wickets in 8 overs, while he scored 54 runs in the next 6 overs.  Left-hander Rushav scored 31 off 29 balls with 4 fours.  Shreyas Ayer, who batted brilliantly at the crease, scored 39 off 32 balls with 3 sixes.  The Delhi Capitals were in a deplorable position, losing 5 wickets for 87 runs.  Akshar Patel (6) and Ravichandran Ashwin (4) were the top scorers.  Marcus Stoinis batted explosively in the last three overs and scored 53 off just 21 balls with 4 sixes and  7 fours and was dismissed for the last ball of the innings.  Stoinis scored 53 runs from the last over bowled by Chris Jordan.  Mohammad Sami took 3 wickets and Seldon Katrell took 2 wickets.

 Like the Delhi Capitals, Kings XI Punjab started the innings with disaster.  After the opening pair scored 30 runs, the Kings XI lost 4 wickets for 5 runs.  Captain KL.  Rahul scored 21 off 19 balls with one six and two fours.  Ravichandran Ashwin dismissed Karun Nair (1) and Nicholas Puran (0) in one over.  Glenn Maxwell, who played recklessly, was dismissed for 1 run.  Sarfaraz Khan was dismissed for 12 after taking four wickets for 35 runs.  In 10 overs, Punjab scored 55 for 5.  Later, two Karnataka batsmen, Mayank Agrawal and Krishnappa Gautam, added four runs.  Gautam was dismissed for 20 off 14 balls.  May was attacked when he needed 53 runs from the last four overs.  Punjab needed 12 runs from the last over and 12 runs from the last two balls.  However, Mayank Agarwal in the 5th ball and Chris Jordan in the last ball were bowled out for 6.  May scored six runs off 60 balls with 4 sixes and 7 fours.  Kagiso Rabada, RJ.  Ashwin and Stoinis took 2 wickets each.