WATCH: How to lose the last six balls - winning team Delhi team
In IPL 2018, the bowlers had laid the foundation of victory in the first domestic match of Delhi Daredevils, but the batsmen disappointed him and on Monday, he defeated Kings XI Punjab by four runs on Feroz Shah Kotla ground.
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New Delhi: In the IPL 2018, the bowlers had laid the foundation of victory in the first domestic match of Delhi Daredevils, but the batsmen disappointed him and on Monday, he defeated Kings XI Punjab by four runs on Feroz Shah Kotla ground.
Delhi captain Gautam Gambhir won the toss and chose to bowl and his bowlers restricted Punjab to 143 for eight wickets in 20 overs. It seemed that Delhi would easily achieve this goal and start its home campaign with victory, but rather than vice versa. Delhi could have scored 139 runs in eight overs in 20 overs.
But whatever was done in the last over was enough to increase the beats of anyone. Let's learn how to win the defeat in the last over and then towards the defeat the Delhi team.
Last over's thriller:
First ball: Delhi needed 17 runs to win in the last over. Ashwin handed the ball to the young spinner Mujib while Shreyas Iyer was ready for batting. Mujib bowled a good length ball on the leg side. Aiyar failed to kill and the ball went empty.
Second ball: Now Delhi needed 17 runs in five balls. Shreyas Iyer once again to face the ball, Shreyas Iyer This time they got the ball right connected to the bat and made a straight flat six. Delhi's hopes of this sixes revived once again.
Third ball: Now Delhi needed 11 runs in 4 balls to win. This goal could have been achieved. Mujib's third ball was played by Aiyar but he did not take a single. Iyer did not want to change the strike by taking a run.
Fourth Ball: Now it seems to be difficult for Delhi. He needed 11 runs in 3 balls. The fourth ball of the over did not come well on Aiyar's bat and he missed two runs due to the Miss Field on the deep midwicket.
Fifth ball:Delhi needed 9 runs to win the last two balls, but the match was not over yet. While dodging the fielder at short fine leg on this ball, Aiyar chipped the ball. Once again, Delhi came back in the match.
Sixth Ball: At the last ball, Delhi needed four runs to make the match-tie and sixes to win. Aiyar tried to play a big shot on this ball but once again Miss timing and the ball went on to the hands of Finch standing at Long Off Off.
With this, Delhi's hopes of winning the first win on their home ground also got shattered by 4 runs. Shreyas Iyer batted for 57 runs in the end.
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