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Iyer batted sensibly through the second half of the first-10. Now with a total collapse somewhat ruled out, there's the first sign of naked aggression from Pant. He steps out and launches Krunal over his head for a six. Follows that with a slog sweep. Rohit knows there could be danger around the corner. Pant came into this game with just 287 runs at SR 109.13. As good a time as any to show his quality. 10 overs 75/3 Rohit brings back Bumrah and Pollard comes on to the attack. Trying to protect some of those Krunal overs against two excellent players of spin. While Rishabh Pant is going great guns, why don't you treat yourself to this fine feature on him by Prakash Govindasreenivasan, who chronicles the maverick's early days in Delhi. Spin from both ends as Krunal Pandya comes in to bowl in tandem with Jayant. Meanwhile Ishan Kishan appears to have hurt his hand attempting to catch Shreyas Iyer at cover and is off the field. Anukul Roy is subbing for him. Ishan Kishan went off the field after hurting his hand. ©BCCI The Jayant Yadav tactical move receives instant validation The commentators are still debating if Jasprit Bumrah ought to be given another over - given the bounce on offer here when Jayant Yadav castles Shikhar Dhawan to make it 22/3. Dhawan wants to impose himself on the offie. Gets on his knee to sweep, misses and loses his stumps. It was a touch slow and also spun a bit. DC in all kinds of strife and in a cruel twist of fate it's two of their former players that have inflicted all the damage early on. Amidst all this chaos, Delhi still have 41 in the PowerPlay. Big task for Shreyas and Pant, two men

Around whom this franchise has been rebuilt. Need a Partnership! More PowerPlay mastery from Boult, Rahane goes Not the best of balls but they all go down in the wickets column. Rahane sent in to stabilise the innings has been strangled down leg. Shikhar Dhawan has hit three fours at the other end but Delhi are 16/2 after opting to bat. Some Start to an IPL Final: Boult removes Stoinis A wicket off the first ball! Just what DC didn't want in a game of this magnitude. Trent Boult lands this ball on the money straight away. Short of a good length, shaping in very slightly and there's some bounce as well. Stoinis is cramped and nicks off. Wicket No.15 for Boult in the PowerPlay this season, six of them against DC! The umpires Nitin Menon, Chris Gaffaney step out followed by the Mumbai Indians. And as expected Shikhar Dhawan is partnered by Marcus Stoins! Trent Boult has the ball Toss & Teams: Shreyas Iyer elects to bat; MI pick Jayant Yadav An early win for DC simply because MI have won each of their titles batting first. Rohit Sharma is not overly perturbed at losing the toss. He says he was not a 100% sure about what to do on this pitch. But MI do have a change in the side. They bring in offie Jayant Yadav for Rahul Chahar. It's a tactical change to counter the left-handers in Delhi - Dhawan, Pant, Hetmyer and Axar! Mumbai Indians (Playing XI): Quinton de Kock(w), Rohit Sharma(c), Suryakumar Yadav, Ishan Kishan, Hardik Pandya, Kieron Pollard, Krunal Pandya, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Jayant Yadav, Trent Boult, Jasprit Bumrah Delhi Capitals (Playing XI): Marcus Stoinis, Shikhar Dhawan, Ajinkya Rahane, Shreyas Iyer(c), Shimron Hetmyer, Rishabh Pant(w), Axar Patel, Ravichandran Ashwin, Kagiso Rabada, Praveen Dubey, Anrich Nortje