finishes in style, punched that good length ball over the straight boundary for a six!
Chargers vs Daredevils, 55th match at Hyderabad, IPL, May 10 2012 - Ball by Ball Commentary
RESULT
55th match (D/N), Hyderabad, May 10, 2012, Indian Premier League
187/4
(16.4/20 ov, T:188) 193/1
Daredevils won by 9 wickets (with 20 balls remaining)
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Full commentary
Presentation:
Virender Sehwag: We knew we had the batting line-up to chase the target, it was going to be a difficult chase but Warner was brilliant. I was trying to hit it over long-on but failed to read the spin. Warner took the opportunity well. I like to see the ball and hit it, for me it is simple cricket, does not matter whichever format it is.
Kumar Sangakkara: He not only hit it hard, but very well too, he took it away from us. It was a tough pitch for us, to change from the previous wicket to this one. You do get pumped up sometimes, you need to keep calm and not let too much adrenaline through, which may not help sometimes.
Dave Warner is the man of the match.
Warner: It is a great feeling, we are at the top of the points table and credit to the bowlers as well for the way they have bowled in this tournament. We knew that it was going to move around and we tried to take that away from them by going after the bowling very early. I have not lifted any weights in the gym for the last 12 months!
Delhi have gone back to the top of the points table, by winning with 20 balls to spare. They were chasing 188 for a win. Not 120. Bow to Warner and don't forget Ojha. The two were masterful in their chase, even given that the Chargers bowling was probably one of the poorest in the competition without either Dale Steyn or Rusty Theron. Why they went in with no overseas bowler in their line-up, we will probably never know!
16.4
6
Sudhindra to Ojha, SIX runs
16.3
4
Sudhindra to Ojha, FOUR runs
short one and that has been hit over mid-off for a four, did not seem to get the middle of the bat but still goes over
16.2
•
Sudhindra to Ojha, no run
pushed to the leg side, to short mid-wicket
16.1
•
Sudhindra to Ojha, no run
shorter one, pulled away to short mid-wicket
A bit of a farcical Strategic Time-out here. But it gives my aching fingers a break too, so not too bad it is after all!
end of over 1616 runs
DC: 183/1CRR: 11.43 • RRR: 1.25
David Warner109 (54b 10x4 7x6)
Naman Ojha54 (42b 1x4 4x6)
Ankit Sharma 1-0-16-0
TP Sudhindra 3-0-33-0
15.6
6
Ankit to Warner, SIX runs
six more, that is a short again and that has been spanked for the seventh time over the square-leg boundary by Warner!
15.5
2
Ankit to Warner, 2 runs
cut away for a couple of runs to third-man
15.4
6
Ankit to Warner, SIX runs
six and century! What a way to get to your first 100 this season, second in the IPL and fifth in T20 cricket! In fact, it was a short ball, and Warner pulls it over the square-leg field for a six, immediately knows it is going!
15.3
1
Ankit to Ojha, 1 run
outside the off stump, tapped away for a single
15.2
1
Ankit to Warner, 1 run
shorter one, tried to pull it, but kept low and is able to get it away for a single to the leg side
15.1
•
Ankit to Warner, no run
from round the wicket, quicker from the bowler, tried to pull it away, misses, and there was a loud appeal, but pitched outside the leg stump
end of over 1513 runs
DC: 167/1CRR: 11.13 • RRR: 4.20
Naman Ojha53 (41b 1x4 4x6)
David Warner94 (49b 10x4 5x6)
TP Sudhindra 3-0-33-0
Amit Mishra 4-0-44-0
14.6
•
Sudhindra to Ojha, no run
outside the off stump, short of length, pushed to the off side and that is a rare dot ball.
Second highest all-time stand this!
14.5
1
Sudhindra to Warner, 1 run
round the wicket, angling in, tapped away to fine-leg for a single
14.4
4
Sudhindra to Warner, FOUR runs
pitched right up to the bat, driven to wide long-on and that has gone to the fence! What a shot off a good delivery, misfielded a tad but that is how it is with Deccan!
14.3
2
Sudhindra to Warner, 2 runs
inside edge and it does not rush away to the fence, the fielder runs towards the ball to stop it from going to the fence. It was outside the off stump and he was going for a cut
14.2
•
Sudhindra to Warner, no run
on his pads, slower, played it to the off side and this time they get no run
14.1
6
Sudhindra to Warner, SIX runs
short ball and that has been sent on its way to deep square-leg for a six, a century beckons for Warner here and he is getting there in a hurry!
end of over 1416 runs
DC: 154/1CRR: 11.00 • RRR: 5.66
David Warner81 (44b 9x4 4x6)
Naman Ojha53 (40b 1x4 4x6)
Amit Mishra 4-0-44-0
Ashish Reddy 2-0-29-0
13.6
1
Mishra to Warner, 1 run
outside the off stump, tapped away for a single to bring up the 150-run stand off only 84 balls!
13.5
1
Mishra to Ojha, 1 run
short of length, on the back foot, punched to the off side for a single
13.4
•
Mishra to Ojha, no run
flatter, quicker and spins away a little, beats the bat
13.3
6
Mishra to Ojha, SIX runs
pitched up and driven over the in-field for a six! It was a googly but that was very easily read by the batsman
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