94 needed off 48 balls

Sat, 19 April 2025

18:58

DC 110-2 (12 ovs) vs GT 203-8 | Scorecard

Kuldeep continues and Rutherford plays the ball to the leg side for a single.

Buttler and Rutherford then take a single each as the pressure builds on GT.

Buttler then whips the ball to mid-wicket for a single.

A wide ball next. Full toss and Rutherford hits it through the line and lofts it down the ground for a six.

A single to short third man for a single as 12 come off it.

Vipraj continues and Buttler starts the over with a couple.

He then takes a single to long-on.

Two dots later, Rutherford miscues a big swing, ball falls short of long off.

A dot to end the over as 4 come off it.

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