9.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Kuldeep Yadav gets the big fish, and it is all going downhill for LSG. This is a wrong'un at 84 kph, full and around off, turns away a bit. Mitchell Marsh tries to loft it with a straight bat down the ground. He has already hit a couple of sixes with that shot, but due to the slowness of the ball, his bat turns in his hands upon contact. He ends up hitting it high in the air towards long off, where Tristan Stubbs moves forward and a bit to his right to take a good catch. The set batter goes, and LSG are 71/5 now. 71/5

3 OUT! RUN OUT! An unlucky way to get out for any batter. Full and angled in, on middle. Marsh pushes out in front of his body as he looks to force it down the ground. Plays it uppishly back towards the bowler. Mukesh sticks out his right hand on his follow-through, and the ball deflects behind onto the stumps with Pant backing up. The third umpire is called into action. First, the contact is confirmed with the replays showing that the ball clipped the pinky finger of the right hand and the side-on angle confirms that Rishabh was out of his crease despite his effort to plonk his back leg in. 19/1

5.5 OUT! BOWLED'EM! Axar Patel has the last laugh here. He pushes this one through quicker, drags his length back a bit, on middle, angles in a bit. Aiden Markram rocks back and tries to go for the cut but the length or the line is not right for that shot. The ball skids through and goes on to rattle the stumps behind. Markram is absolutely livid with himself. LSG are 48/2 now. 48/2

6.3 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Promoting Ayush Badoni up the order has not worked for LSG here. T Natarajan from over the wicket, lands this back of a length, outside off, angling it away from the right-hander. Ayush Badoni, without moving his feet, goes slashing at it casually. Gets a thin outside edge behind, where KL Rahul makes no mistake. A three-baller for Badoni and LSG have slipped from 48/1 to 49/3. 49/3

8.5 OUT! CASTLED! An absolute beauty from Lungi Ngidi. He comes around the wicket and delivers a deceptive slower one at 112.4 kph. He keeps the length full and the ball shapes in a bit in the air. Nicholas Pooran gets completely bamboozled by it. He tries to play it in front of his body, but his bat hits his pads, and that split second is enough for the ball to go through his defence to rattle the stumps behind. The look on Pooran's face says it all as he was completely deceived by it. Ngidi with a big wicket and LSG are in even bigger trouble now. 65/4

17.3 OUT! TAKEN! A fine catch in the deep and T Natarajan gets his second now. He goes full again and on middle, pace on again. Abdul Samad uses his feet to go big downtown, but gets a bit too close to the ball and does not get the desired elevation. The ball flies flat and hard towards long off, swerving in the air a bit as well. David Miller, near the ropes, keeps his cool and takes a sharp catch near his chest. Miller made it look easy, but it was a tough catch. 138/7

13.1 OUT! CAUGHT AND BOWLED! A soft dismissal. Kuldeep Yadav strikes on his return to the attack. Kuldeep dishes out the googly, on a length, on middle. Mukul Choudhary leans forward but does not pick the wrong'un. He plays for the leg break and looks to play with the spin by closing the bat face. The ball lands and spins away from him to catch the leading edge, and it balloons back to Kuldeep, who makes no mistake. 105/6

18 OUT! CAUGHT! Two in the over for T Natarajan, and he finishes a superb spell of bowling. This is a low full toss, just around off. Mohammad Shami backs away and tries to loft it over covers, but his bat turns in his hands. He ends up slicing it high in the air towards backward point, where Kuldeep Yadav takes an easy catch. LSG are 140/8 now. 140/8

18.3 OUT! TAKEN! Another one bites the dust. Lungi Ngidi delivers the slower one, full and on off. Anrich Nortje tries to go after it and loft it down the ground. He fails to get under it properly and gets no timing on the shot. The ball flies towards long off, where Tristan Stubbs covers a lot of ground running forward and takes an excellent sliding catch. 141/9

18.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Lungi Ngidi wraps things up here. Shahbaz Ahamad remains stranded at the other end and will be questioning himself for taking that single. This is the off-cutter, full and just around off. Mohsin Khan backs away and tries to bunt it out, but gets a thick outside edge towards short third, where Mukesh Kumar takes a dolly. 141/10

0.1 OUT! TAKEN! Dream start for Mohammad Shami in LSG colours. He goes fuller and just outside off, getting it to shape away as well. KL Rahul chases it and has an almighty swoosh at it. The ball flies off a thickish outside edge straight to deep backward point, where Mohsin Khan takes a reverse cup catch near his chest. KL cannot believe it, but has to walk back for a golden duck here. 0/1

4.2 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Prince Yadav gets among the wickets now, and the crowd is going wild here. Prince Yadav lands this on a back of a length and around middle. Pathum Nissanka stands back and looks to pull it away but the ball just gets big on him. It takes the top edge and goes miles in the air behind the stumps. Rishabh Pant, the keeper, calls for it. He runs backwards, keeps his eyes on the swirling ball and dives to take a fantastic catch. DC are in a spot of bother now 25/3

3.3 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Mohsin Khan strikes in his first over now. He lands this short of a length and on the fifth stump line gets it to shape away a bit. Nitish Rana hops on his toes and looks to guide it to third man, even with a first slip in place. He gets undone by the extra bounce and outside edges it to first slip, where Abdul Samad tries to grab it to his right. The ball pops up after hitting him on the palm, but he holds onto it on the second attempt. Delhi Capitals are 21/2, chasing 142 runs. 21/2

4.3 OUT! BOWLED'EM! Prince Yadav, you beauty! He runs from over the wicket, serves this full and on middle, gets it to nip back in sharply. Axar Patel gets stuck in his crease and tries to flick it away, but gets beaten on the inside edge by the inward movement and the pace as well. The ball goes through, brushes the back pad before rattling the stumps behind. Axar has a look at the surface, but there was very little he could have done about that one. 26/4