Blackcaps all-rounder Corey Anderson's impressed in all facets as his Delhi Daredevils completed the second-highest run-chase in IPL history on Friday morning (NZ time).
Anderson took a spectacular catch, snared a wicket from a rare spell of bowling, then proceeded to blast the winning runs over the boundary as his side mowed down the Gujurat Lions' daunting total of 208 with 15 balls to spare.
The Kiwi finished with figures of 1 from 36 from his three-overs to go with a brilliant one-handed catch at mid-on, before smashing a big six to seal the seven-wicket victory in a cameo of 18 runs off 12 balls.
The well-rounded display bodes well for the Blackcaps with the Champion's Trophy looming next month, just the latest in a series of encouraging performances from Anderson on his way back from injury.
Newshub.
