LSG Crumbles to Delhi's Middle Order

0:00It's April 1st. This is Sydney News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Luck now Super Giants kicked off their IPL campaign with a six-wicked loss to Delhi Capitals at Econostatium. Mitch Marsh opened with a solid 35-off 28 balls, smashing three-sixes, but it wasn't enough as LHG crumbled to 100, 41, all out. Marsh looked sharp early, but a slow googly from Coldi Biyadaev tricked him into slicing one to Tristan Stubbs in the 10th over. By then, four wickets were down. Delhi's boulders dominated with Thangar as soon as Tarjan, grabbing three for 29, Lungi and Gidey three for 27, and Coldi B2 for 31. LHG skipper Rashabh Pant, run out for just seven, pointed to the lack of partnerships, and said a total around 140 wouldn't pressure the. Opposition much, especially with scene movement early on. Delhi Capitals stumbled at the start, losing KL Rahul first ball to Muhammad Shami and

1:00slumping to 26 for four, thanks to Prince Yadaev's two quick strikes. But Samir Rizvi and Stubbs turned it around with an unbeaten 119 run stand. Rizvi blasted an unbeaten 70 off 47, including five-sixes, while Stubbs made 39, not out off 32, to seal the chase with. Seventeen balls left. Toughstar for LHG, but Delhi's middle order showed why they're contenders.