On the other hand, when we see Mumbai Indians, their opener and captain Rohit Sharma lead from the front and score 65 runs in only 45 balls. Compare this with David Warner's 51 runs in 47 balls and you will know the difference.
Delhi Capitals batsmen are out of form, and that was probably one reason why Warner has been cautious with the scoring rate. Manish Pandey was the only other top order batsmen who made a score of more than 20 yesterday. Everyone else failed, including Prithvi Shaw, Rovman Powell and Lalit Yadav. Axar Patel did some fireworks towards the end, and that enabled the Delhi Capitals to reach a decent total. And after a very good start, Mumbai Indians also went through a bit of wobble. Tilak Varma, Suryakumar Yadav and Rohit Sharma got out in quick succession and the run rate dipped.