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Delhi breaks the jinx, defeats Mumbai Indians

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Chennai: Delhi Capitals finally managed to break their unbeaten streak against Mumbai Indians on Tuesday thanks to some superb performances from veterans Amit Mishra and Shikhar Dhawan at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.

DC chased down the targetĀ of 138 with 6 wickets and 5 balls in hand to register their first win over MI in over two years after having won against the 5-time champions back on March 24, 2019.

It was Amit Mishra who plotted Mumbai’s downfall in the match with figures of 4 for 24 in 4 overs. Mishra got the big wickets of Rohit Sharma, Hardik Pandya, Kieron Pollard and Ishan Kishan to register the best bowling figures by a DC bowler against MI in the IPL.

His spell proved to be the turning point as MI collapsed from 67 for 1 to 84 for 6 and eventually ended up with a below-par 137 for 9 on a sluggish pitch.

Dhawan, who has been in the form of his life in this year’s IPL, then took over the run chase by playing intelligent cricket.

He stitched a 53-run partnership with Steve Smith (33) for the 2nd wicket to lay a solid platform for his team before cutting loose in the middle overs to score 45 runs off 42 balls with 5 fours and a six.

Leg-spinner Amit Mishra, who made a resounding comeback to the Indian Premier League (IPL) by taking four wickets for 24 runs against Mumbai Indians, said his strategy of going for the wickets paid off.

The Delhi Capitals (DC) bowler, who is playing only the second match of this season after the previous season – IPL 2020 — was curtailed due to a finger injury, said he always likes to attack the batsmen.
I always think about the wickets. I feel whenever you bowl in T20s, and you take wickets, then you put the opposition team under pressure. I never change my bowling, I try to bowl to my strengths, said Mishra after his spell helped DC restrict MI to 137/9 in 20 overs.
Mishra talked about his strategy to get rid of Hardik Pandya. He got both skipper Rohit Sharma and Pandya in one over. Both the batsmen were caught in the deep.
I always think about variations not change in pace. Whenever he (Hardik Pandya) comes, I’ll go for a wicket. I just tossed it up, went for the wicket and got it, said Mishra who has 164 wickets and is just six behind Lasith Malinga’s IPL record of 170 wickets.
The pitch was little bit holding there, just trying to bowl in the right areas,Ā  he added.
Mishra played his first game on April 10 against Chennai Super Kings but went for 27 runs in his three overs and wasn’t able to pick a wicket. That was his first match after October 3 last year.
He was dropped after that. But on a spin-friendly and slow MA Chidambaram Stadium pitch, he proved his worth.
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