PBL Live Score: Chennai Smashers vs Delhi Acers Live Commentary and PV Sindhu Match Updates

Live coverage of the PBL 2017 match featuring India's PV Sindhu

Updated: 08 January 2017 21:45 IST - Published: 08 January 2017 18:12 IST

And that's how the @delhi_acers won the first tie of the night with a dominating performance! #DELvCHE #BaddiesAreBack pic.twitter.com/Rx0gUPoVOM
— PBL India (@PBLIndiaLive) January 8, 2017

.@Pvsindhu1 wraps up things in style by beating @LadTanvi convincingly. A consolation win for @ChennaiSmashers. #DELvCHE #BaddiesAreBack pic.twitter.com/pXVwPVny5g
— PBL India (@PBLIndiaLive) January 8, 2017

This is Delhi's first win at PBL 2017

So, the final score should be a 5-2 win for the Delhi Acers.

Sindhu takes it 11-7

She has three match points at 10-7

But the Rio Olympic silver medallist has regrouped and is now within sniffing distance of victory at 9-7

Sindhu seems to have gone off the boil briefly as she let Lad come back to 6-7.

Tanvi Lad took a couple of points but could not prevent her illustrious rival from surging to 6-4 at half-time.

Sindhu has asserted her supremacy early on and is up 4-1 in Game 2

And PV Sindhu has taken the opener, 11-6

Now Sindhu is looking comfortable at 8-5 up

At the break, Sindhu is ahead, 6-5

Smart anticipation from the lower-ranked player for 5-5

And a patient Lad is now ahead at 5-3 with some good placement of shots

A determined Lad comes back for 3-3

An aggressive PV Sindhu takes a 2-1 lead to start off things

It is the Trump Match for the Chennai Smashers

Next up is PV Sindhu against Tanvi Lad

Chennai may have lost the game but their doubles star Mads Pieler Kolding has a new world record smash with a speed of 426kmph

And with that, Delhi takes an unassailable lead of 5-0 and has won this tie.

Delhi Acers take it by an identical score of 11-6. They played like the champions they are!

The Russians are now 8-5 up

At the interval, the clinical Russians are ahead 6-5

They are relentless totally! Brimming with confidence, there is no stopping the Acers duo. Ivanov and Sozonov are up 5-4