IPL 2020 Live Updates: Hyderabad end Delhi's winning streak, register their 1st win

Hitting the last ball for a maximum, Delhi's 2-match winning streak ended as Hyderabad defeated Delhi by 15 runs on Tuesday.

Nailing the yorkers, T Natarajan bowled a brilliant 18th over giving away just 7 runs and bagging the wicket of Marcus Stoinis. 

Brought into attack to get a wicket and Rashid Khan gets it. Dismisses danger man Rishabh Pant with the help of Riyan Parag who makes no mistake in catching the ball

With Delhi needing 49 off 24, Warner has brought in spinmaster Rashid Khan to bowl his last over

In-form Stoinis gets off the mark with a boundary off Bhuvi

Ahmed has been expensive for Hyderabad giving away 31 runs off 3 runs. Warner has brought back Bhuvaneshwar Kumar to the attack while one over of Rashid Khan remains

Just after being brought back into the attack, Bhuvaneshwar Kumar has struck dismissing Shimron Hetmyer. Marcus Stoinis walks in to bat

Hetmyer displayed his power-hitting skills as he smacked Ahmed twice in a row for a maximum. Delhi need 60 off 32

After being hit for two consecutive sixes, Warner has brought in a pacer - T Natrajan - to attempt damage control

After playing 16 balls, Rishabh Pant smacked his first and second maximum of the night taking to Delhi to 78// 

Deceiving opener Shikhar Dhawan, Rashid Khan bagged his second wicket of the night

In an attempt to go big, Shreyas Iyer gave a simple catch to Abdul Samad as Rashid Khan accounted for the Delhi skipper

Apart from losing Prithvi Shaw early, Delhi have looked comfortable in the attack as Iyer & Dhawan rebuild. Delhi are 34/1at the end of 6 overs

With Iyer taking his time to settle, Shikhar Dhawan continues to find occasional boundaries from the other end. Delhi are 24/1

Khaleel Ahmed has restricted Delhi's scoring rate giving away just 3 runs in the second over

Bhuvaneshwar Kumar has jolted an early blow to the Delhi tea, as he dismissed Prithvi Shaw in the very first over of the second innings

"It's a two-paced pitch, bowling into the deck was a good option, the square boundaries are a bit deep and I got away with a couple of half-volleys. You need to figure out the conditions and think the slower ball works here. There have been plenty of drops so far, but I just held on (to my chances). It's a decent total, Hyderabad batted quite well, not a big boundary scoring ground, will need to apply ourselves well and bat like they did," says Kagiso Rabada

Rabada bowled an excellent last over giving away just 4 runs. 

Despite Kane Williamson's placement & timing, Delhi seemed to have controlled everything as they restricted Hyderabad for 162/4

Smacking Andrich Nortje for a huge maximum, Jammu & Kashmir youngster Abdul Samad has announced his arrival in the IPL 2020. Hyderabad are 153/3 with 1 over to go

Williamson departs after a wonderful innings of 45 runs, Rabada bags another wicket

Bairstow mistimes his shot only to send the ball high up the sky and just into Nortje's hands

Registering his second fifty of the season, Jonny Bairstow has surpassed the 50-run mark

With only four overs remaining, Hyderabad need some fireworks from Williamson & Bairstow to get to a formidable total. 
 

Coming off an injury, Williamson has stepped up to the occasion and continues to smack boundaries increasing the scoring rate

Smashing two consecutive fours off Nortje, Kane Williamson steps on the pedal to increase the scoring speed. Hyderabad are 128/2 after 16 overs.

While Rabada restricted Bairstow & Williamson from going big, the duo deprived him of a wicket. Hyderabad are 117/2

Iyer brings Kagiso Rabada back into the attack to dry up the runs and get another wicket

Kane Williamson chips it over covers, gets his first boundary off Amit Mishra

Losing two wickets in quick succession, Hyderabad have managed to keep the scoreboard ticking and have now surpassed the 100-run mark

Amit Mishra has spun his web around Hyderabad as he bagged the wicket of Manish Pandey now after David Warner. Pandey dismissed for just 3, Kane Williamson walks in to bat

Attempting the switch hit again, David Warner failed to time it this time as Mishra's switch hit bagged Warner's wicket as the batsman nicked it to wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant

David Warner departs and Axar Patel has been brought into the attack, Hyderabad are 82/1

Switching his side, David Warner sweeped Amit Mishra four an incredible four on his first ball of the over

Warner finds his timing, Bairstow continues to get cheeky singles as Hyderabad get to 73/0 after 9 overs

Hitting down the ground, Warner earned his second maximum off Ishant Sharma

Warner & Bairstow put on a terrific display of running between the wickets as they steal doubles to keep the scoreboard ticking

Bairstow-Warner continue to keep the scoreboard ticking, Stoinis gets his 2nd over

Bairstow gets his first six of the match as he smacked Amit Mishra for a maximum over mid-wicket

The Delhi pacers have managed to kept Hyderabad openers shackled. Hyderabad are 38/0 at end of 6 overs

Iyer brings spin to play, hands veteran Amit Mishra his first over

An error in length from Nortje and Warner has grabbed the opportunity to hit the first six of the match

Attempting to go big as pressure mounted, Bairstow lofted a delivery from Nortje which skipper Iyer nearly got underneath. The Delhi skipper made a commendable effort to grab the ball but could not hold onto it

Restricting Hyderabad openers from firing, Delhi pacers have managed to keep Warner & Bairstow shackled. Hyderabad are 24/0 after 5

Incredible stop from Shreyas Iyer put skipper Warner in spot of trouble, a direct hit on the wickets and the Australian would be back on his way to pavillions

Facing his Australian counterpart, Marcus Stoinis has been brought into the attack.

In-form Andrich Nortje gets his first over of the match. Replaces Rabada to bowl the fourth over. 

Keeping Hyderabad openers relatively quiet, Nortje bowled another economical over for Delhi as Hyderabad manage only 20 runs off four overs

Hyderabad openers struggle to find boundaries amid the powerplay. Warner & Co are 17/0 after 3 overs

Iyer brings back Ishant Sharma to bowl his second consecutive over. Hyderabad struggle to find boundaries

5 runs off Rabada's first over, takes Hyderabad tp 14/0 at the end of 2 overs

Slogging it over mid-on, Warner finds his first four of the match off Kagiso Rabada

Ishant Sharma returned to action after missing the first two matches. The speedster gave away only 9 runs in his first over the match

Jonny Bairstow & David Warner out in the middle, Ishant Sharma to start proceedings for Delhi with the new ball

• Hyderabad: David Warner(c), Jonny Bairstow(w), Kane Williamson, Manish Pandey, Abdul Samad, Abhishek Sharma, Priyam Garg, Rashid Khan, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, K Khaleel Ahmed, T Natarajan
• Delhi: Prithvi Shaw, Shikhar Dhawan, Rishabh Pant(w), Shreyas Iyer(c), Shimron Hetmyer, Marcus Stoinis, Axar Patel, Amit Mishra, Kagiso Rabada, Ishant Sharma, Anrich Nortje

Making two changes to their lineup, Hyderabad have brought in Kane Williamson in place of Mohammad Nabi to stabilize the middle-order. Meanwhile, Ishant Sharma has also been brought into the Delhi playing XI after being out for two games due to injury.

Shreyas Iyer has won the toss and chosen to bowl first. Warner & Co. have been put to bat first

While Delhi enjoys 2 out of 2 victories and sits on top of the points table, Hyderabad is yet to open their points account in the season. Here's a look at the points table before the clash: 

The conditions at the venue for Delhi vs Hyderabad game are favourable for the batsmen. Pacers can make an instant impact with the new ball while spinners do not have much for themselves in the pitch. However, bowling slow will be the key for spinners. The average first innings score at this venue in the Dream11 IPL 2020 so far is 166 which is why a high-scoring game is expected. According to the Delhi vs Hyderabad pitch report, the team chasing here has won one and lost one in the Dream11 IPL 2020 so far. With Hyderabad losing their last game against KKR at the same venue batting first, David Warner might be tempted to gamble with bowling first.

While so far the year 2020 has been held accountable for the worst moments in history and has delivered mostly bad news, the IPL 2020 is beginning to change the perspective. With only 10 matches into the tournament, the IPL 2020 has delivered nail-biting finishes, jaw-dropping moments, 2 super-overs, and a complete package of entertainment. As the season progresses and gets more competitive, nothing short of it is expected. Moving on from the thrilling super over encounter last night in Dubai, action now moves to Abu Dhabi for the Match 11 of IPL 2020 as Hyderabad gear up to face Delhi on Tuesday. 

While Hyderabad has failed to register a victory in the season so far, Delhi on the other hand, will be riding high on confidence after winning two matches on the trot. The two teams had last met in the playoffs in IPL 2019 where Shreyas Iyer & Co. had triumphed. The young Delhi side continues to pull new tricks out of its hat and seems the most competitive it has in the past few years. New joinees such as Marcus Stoinis and Andrich Nortje have upped their performance scale as the squad eyes their maiden title victory this year. 

Meanwhile, David Warner & Co. might have not had their dream start to the tournament, but Hyderabad can never be shunned of with ease. The one-time titleholders will surely look to bounce back strongly in the 2-month long tournament. Skipper David Warner will be looking forward to leading the side from front as he steps out to bat in Abu Dhabi tonight. He would also be eyeing to solve the middle-order problem faced by Hyderabad and with the availability of Kane Williamson now, it remains to see what changes do Hyderabad make to their playing XI. 

According to the Delhi vs Hyderabad head to head record, Hyderabad and Delhi have faced each other 15 times in the cash-rich league. It is David Warner's men who slightly lead the Delhi vs Hyderabad head to head record, 9-6. During the last edition of the tournament, both teams battled it out in two league games an won one each. While Hyderabad beat Delhi in their own backyard by five wickets, Shreyas Iyer's men avenged their defeat in the reverse fixture by emerging victorious by two wickets. These two sides met in the UAE way back in 2014 edition of the tournament where Hyderbad thumped Delhi by just four runs.