Hyderabad and Delhi match washed out; Not thinking of constant change at top, says Mumbai head coach

Not thinking

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Rain saved Delhi Capitals and handed them a crucial one point after their IPL match against Sunrisers Hyderabad was abandoned due to heavy downpour.

Earlier, Pat Cummins was at his menacing best on Tuesday as he led a clinical display by the Sunrisers Hyderabad pace attack to dismantle Delhi Capitals for a modest 133/7 at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium.

The SRH skipper made early inroads and set the tone with a fiery spell that saw him remove Karun Nair, Faf du Plessis, and Abhishek Porel in a devastating opening burst that left DC reeling in the Powerplay.

Opting to bowl first, Cummins struck with the very first delivery of the match, removing Karun Nair with a classic Test match-style delivery-back of a length in the corridor, a hint of away seam, and extra bounce. Nair fished at it tentatively, only to edge it behind to Ishan Kishan, who was donning the gloves in place of Heinrich Klaasen.

There was more joy in Cummins' next over as he cleverly adjusted his length after spotting Faf du Plessis advancing down the track, forcing a bottom edge that Kishan gladly accepted. The Capitals were 6/2 in 2.lovers.