IPL 2018: Mumbai Indians vs Delhi Daredevils - 5 talking points

#4 Ishan Kishan making no.3 his own

Kishan has made the No.3 his own

When you force Rohit Sharma to bat a position below you because you are too good there, you know you are special.

Young Ishan Kishan, after a lot of fiddling around, seems to have found his mojo as his terrific start to the season gained further momentum at home against a Delhi attack sorely lacking variety.

Kishan was thankless against the seamers and played the only bowler to create some ripples in the Mumbai line-up - Rahul Tewatia - with utter disdain.

Kishan slammed the leggie for a four and back to back sixes, thus ensuring that the platform created by a belligerent Lewis and a classy Yadav wouldn't go in vain. His near-200 strike rate knock ended when Dan Christian had him bowlerd while he attempted a reverse hit.