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Rajasthan beat Delhi by 14 runs

| | May 04, 2015, at 06:01 am
Mumbai, May 3 (IBNS): Skipper JP Duminy's heroic 56 went in vain as his Ddelhi Daredevils suffered a 14 runs defeat at the hands of Rajasthan Royals in an Indian Premier League (IPL) clash here on Sunday.

Chasing RR's 189 for two, Delhi managed to score 175 runs for the loss of seven wickets.

Duminy hammered three sixes and three boundaries in his knock.

Dhawal Kulkarni  and Stuart Binny and James  Faulkner took two wickets each for the Rajasthan.

Earlier, Ajinkya Rahane's unbeaten 91 and Karun Nair hit 61 as they posted 189 on the scorecard.

Rahane hit nine boundaries and three sixes in his knock.

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