Marsh falls; LSG in deep trouble

Wed, 01 April 2026

20:28

LSG 80-5 (10 ovs) vs DC | Scorecard

Kuldeep Yadav continues and Mitchell Marsh greets him with a huge six over the cow corner.

A dot follows.

Out! Marsh departs, caught by Tristan Stubbs. Kuldeep strikes and sends back the dangerous Marsh. Slower delivery and Marsh attempts to smash it over long-off but fails to get the elevation and Stubbs takes a safe catch.

Marsh departs for a 25-ball 38 with two boundaries and three sixes.

Mukul Choudhary is the new man in and he gets of the mark by sweeping Kuldeep for a boundary.

Attempted sweep but ends up top-edging it for another boundary.

A single to cover to end the over. 15 runs came off it.

LSG are 80/5 at the half-way mark.

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