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IPL: DD beat Mumbai by 6 wickets

| | Apr 28, 2014, at 02:23 am
Sharjah, Apr 27 (IBNS): Delhi Daredevils beat Mumbai Indians by six wickets in a Indian Premier League (IPL) match here on Sunday.

Chasing Mumbaii's 125 for six, Delhi reached 126 for four with six balls to spare.

Murali Vijay remaiend the top scorer for Delhi with his 40.

He hit four boundaries and a six in his knock.

Skipper Kevin Pietersen remained unbeaten at 26 and ensured his side a victory.

Kedar Jadhav (14*) and Pietersen added 21 runs in the fifth wicket to reach the target.

Lasith Malinga, under whose leadership Sri Lanka won the World T20 recently, was economical among the Mumbai bowlers as he picked two wickets by giving away 17 in his four overs.

Earlier, Mumbai posted 125 for six in his 20 overs.

Chidhambaram Gautam's 18-ball 22 and

Kieron Pollard's 30-ball unbeaten 33 runs helped them post 125 on the scorecard.

Jaydev Unadkat took two wickets for Delhi.

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