IPL 2019, KXIP vs DC: Kings XI Punjab beat Delhi Capitals by 14 runs

K Rabada to S Khan, Shows the full face of the bat and defends the ball off the back foot.

K Rabada to S Khan, Good length ball on middle and off, Khan defends it off his back foot.

K Rabada to S Khan, FOUR! Rabada returns and is welcomed with a boundary. Wrong line from the South African speedster. He is on the pads and Khan flicks it behind square leg for a boundary.

Kagiso Rabada switches ends.

S Lamichhane to S Khan, Full and flighted on middle, Sarfaraz flicks it through mid-wicket for a run. 10 runs again from the over but once more it has a wicket in it.

Sarfaraz Khan walks in at number 4, replacing Curran.

S Lamichhane to Sam Curran, OUT! Plumb in front! Lamichhane roars back to dismiss Curran. He delivers a leg spinner in the flatter trajectory and lands it around middle and leg. Sam should have been forward to this but decides to play it across the line from the back foot. But the ball spins back in slightly to catch him on the pads. They appeal and the umpire has no hesitation in raising his finger. Only landing of the ball would have been an issue but the replays showed that it's fine. Curran falls after a quickfire knock. Here comes the Hawk Eye. Yup. Dead plumb.

S Lamichhane to Sam Curran, SIX! High and handsome! Sam Curran is doing his job efficiently. This time he runs down the track to a googly and hammers it over the bowler's head for a maximum.

S Lamichhane to Sam Curran, This time the length is too full, around middle, Sam walks forward and knocks it down to long on for a couple of runs.

S Lamichhane to Sam Curran, Flighted ball, around off and skidding away, Curran punches it off his back foot to covers.

S Lamichhane to M Agarwal, Tossed up ball on middle to start with, Mayank flicks it off his pads through mid-wicket and takes a run.

Sandeep Lamichhane is brought into the attack inside the Powerplay.

A Khan to Sam Curran, Probably a slower one, shortish and outside off, Curran dabs it down to backward point. Three boundaries from Avesh's first over.

A Khan to Sam Curran, FOUR! The change in angle won't work if you keep providing width outside off. Curran drives again, nicely through the line and threads the gap between mid off and extra cover. Khan under immense pressure.

Colin Ingram is mic'd up. Says that the plan is not to bowl just one length consistently, probably try mixing the lengths. Adds that Avesh is probably not bowling short because square leg is up. Smiles on being asked about the Super Over the other night and says that he will remember that game for a long time...

A Khan to Sam Curran, Avesh Khan switches to 'round the wicket and bowls a slower length ball around off. Sam plays it down from the crease towards backward point.

A Khan to Sam Curran, FOUR! Two in two. This is why Sam Curran is sent up the order. Khan offers width yet again. It's outside off and this time Curran goes aerially over covers for a boundary.

A Khan to Sam Curran, FOUR! Lovely shot! Avesh feeds some room to Sam and he pounches onto it outside off. Plays a rocketing extra cover drive for a cracking boundary.

A Khan to Sam Curran, Begins with a good length delivery on middle and off, Curran, facing his first delivery after two overs, defends it off the back foot to covers.

Avesh Khan is into the attack, replacing Kagiso Rabada.