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Delhi beat Kings XI Punjab by 51 runs

| | Apr 16, 2017, at 05:06 am
New Delhi, Apr 15 (IBNS): Delhi Daredevils defeated Kings XI Punjab by 51 runs in the IPL match here on Saturday.

Delhi first posted 188 runs for the loss of six wickets but Kings then managed to score only 137  runs for the loss of nine wickets.

Axar Patel remained unbeaten for 44 runs for Kings. But he could not manage to score a victory for his side.

Earlier, Sam Billings remained the top scorer for Delhi with his 55 runs.

He hit nine boundaries in his 40-ball knock.

Varun Aaron picked up two wickets for Kings.

 

Image: IPL twitter page

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