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Ashutosh Sharma's unbeaten 66 helped Delhi Capitals clinch a dramatic one-wicket win over Lucknow Super Giants in the Indian Premier League.

The Capitals had been in trouble at 7-3 then 65-5 in pursuit of a target of Lucknow's 209-8.

However, a superb innings from Ashutosh secured victory for the Capitals with just three balls to spare.

With six runs required off the final over - bowled by Shahbaz Ahmed - Delhi number 11 Mohit Sharma survived a nervy lbw review and then managed to scramble a single of the next ball.

Ashutosh then whacked a towering straight six off Shahbaz down the ground to send the crowd in Visakhapatnam delirious.

Delhi's chase was their highest in IPL history - eclipsing the 209 they made to beat Gujarat Lions in May 2017.

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• Delhi Capitals are five wickets down at the halfway point in their innings as they look to chase down 210 for victory against Lucknow Super Giants.
• The Capitals have never chased down more than a target of 209 in the history of the IPL and were in big trouble at 7-3 after Shardul Thakur struck twice early on, including the wicket of opener Jake Fraser-McGurk for a single.
• McGurk's fellow opener Faf du Plessis made an 18-ball 29 before he miscued Ravi Bishnoi into the hands of David Miller.
• Capitals skipper Axar Patel managed 22 off 11 balls only to be caught by Nicholas Pooran at square leg off the bowling of Digvesh Rathi.
• Tristan Stubbs and Ashutosh Sharma are both unbeaten on 13 with the run-rate climbing.

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• Nicholas Pooran top scored for Lucknow Super Giants after hammering 75 off just 30 balls as they made 209-8 from their allotted 20 overs against Delhi Capitals.
• Pooran's innings featured six fours and seven sixes and came at a strike-rate of 250.00.
• Australia left-arm quick Mitchell Starc knocked over the stumps of West Indies batter Pooran in the 15th over with a full swinging delivery.
• Mitch Marsh had finished up with 72 off 36 balls before he hit Mukesh Kumar into the hands of Tristan Stubbs at long on.
• LSG skipper Rishabh Pant made a six-ball duck against his old team, caught by Faf du Plessis after attempting to hit Kuldeep Yadav down the ground.

• Starc took two wickets in the penultimate over as he finished with 3-42 for the Capitals while Kuldeep claimed an impressive 2-20 at an economy of 5.00.
• David Miller hit final two balls of the last over - bowled by Mohit Sharma - for six in his unbeaten cameo of 27 off 19 balls.

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• Mitch Marsh and Nicholas Pooran have got Lucknow Super Giants off to a blistering start against Delhi Capitals in the fourth IPL match of the season in Visakhapatnam.
• Australia all-rounder Marsh has made a brutal half-century off just 21 balls while West Indies batter Pooran has smoked 35 off 16 to help Lucknow to 117-1 at the midway point in their innings.
• Capitals spinner Vipraj Nigam has come in for some tap - Pooran and Marsh hammered a combined 25 runs off one of his overs, with the only dot ball a costly dropped catch by Sameer Rizvi which would have dismissed the former.
• Giants opener Aiden Markram (15) became Nigam's first wicket in the IPL when the South Africa batter miscued a biff down the ground into the hands of Mitchell Starc.
• Delhi won the toss and captain Axar Patel decided to bowl first.
• LSG are captained by former Capitals skipper Rishabh Pant.

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