NEW DELHI: By the end of the first session of the second day's play, it looked Mumbai would steamroll Delhi here at the Ferozeshah Kotla on Wednesday.
Defending 293 on a weary pitch in windy conditions, Mumbai pacers Tushar Deshpande and Mohit Avasthi reduced Delhi to 88/4. Season's highest scorer Dhruv Shorey was cleaned up by Avasthi for 19. Then, the highest paid IPL player on the park Nitish Rana' s struggles in red-ball cricket continued when Deshpande had him caught behind for 11 before ending Hrithik Shokeen's enterprising 45-run innings.
