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    Mitchell McClenaghan's taken three wickets for 40 runs in Mumbai's opening Indian Premier League T20 cricket loss

    Mitchell McClenaghan's taken three wickets for 40 runs in Mumbai's opening Indian Premier League T20 cricket loss


    Delhi accelerated to 213 for six with Rishabh Pant making 78 off 27 balls.

    They held on to win by 37 runs with Trent Boult taking one for 42.

    David Warner's belted 85 off 53 in a losing cause for Hyderabad against Kolkata.

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     24 Apr: Marcus Stoinis's first IPL century powers Lucknow Super Giants to victory as high-scoring season continues
     24 Apr: Marcus Stoinis has made a stunning century to carry Lucknow Super Giants to victory over Chennai Super Kings in cricket's Indian Premier League
     23 Apr: Trent Boult's Rajasthan Royals have moved four points clear at the top of the Indian Premier League table after a crushing nine wicket win over the Mumbai Indians
     21 Apr: Mark Chapman has fired the Black Caps to a stunning series-levelling victory over Pakistan in the third T20 in Rawalpindi
     21 Apr: Stand-in Black Caps captain Michael Bracewell has praised his team's spirit...despite a seven wicket pasting by Pakistan in their T20 international in Rawalpindi
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