Here are the player ratings for the game:

The skipper led from front on the slow track and played the whole 20 overs to get his side to a competitive total of 159. He was the calm antidote to the wickets falling around him, and ended up scoring 70 runs, a great knock that brought the orange cap back to his head.

The Delhi batsman wasted another opportunity at the top. After taking his time to settle in, he promptly gave it all up when he gloved a short delivery to Saha at 15. Also dropped Manan Vohra while he was on fire, and was lucky he didn’t drop the game there.

Moises Henriques - (6/10)

Yuvraj Singh - (4/10)

The Punjab veteran would surely want to forget today as he was dismissed for a duck. Ageless and agile, in the field, though, and demonstrated the art of fielding to Mohit Sharma.

He took the pressure off Warner when he came on and knit together a 60-run partnership with his skipper.  Enthusiastic behind the wickets as well.

Deepak Hooda - (5/10)

Mohammad Nabi - (6/10)

The debutant started expensively like his compatriot and teammate Rashid Khan but was able to step up his game in the following over and dismissed Eoin Morgan. Inspiration for one of Ravi Shastri’s brain fades.

Finished the innings with a 6 which proved vital. He started his bowling by giving away 16 runs in his 1st over but bounced back into the game by taking 2 wickets in 1 over 

The purple cap holder remained stubborn and consistent.  Stubborn, by holding on to his purple cap like a leech, and consistent in delivering figures of 5/19. Holds a 6 wicket lead in the “race” for the purple cap.

Barinder Sran - (3/10)

Siddarth Kaul - (6/10)

He bowled consistently, delivering good line and length. He performed okay under pressure while bowling the last over.  It helped that he was up against the batting qualities of Ishant Sharma.

Hashim Amla - (3/10)

It was a harsh day for the South African as he faced a peach of a delivery at the start off his innings that eventually turned out to be the end of it as well. His IPL seems to be going from bad to worse and might struggle to find a place for himself in the next game.

The 23-year-old stole the show with his explosive 95 off just 50 balls. The Punjabi lad stood his ground and dealt in boundaries, scoring 66 off his 95 from the ball crossing the ropes. Vohra was unfortunate to miss out on a deserved century but after his early season form, this performance is a big plus point for the 2014 runner ups.

Glenn Maxwell - (4/10)

Eoin Morgan - (4/10)

David Miller - (3/10)

Yet another bad day at the office. The player who was named “Killer Miller” in the 2014 season appears to be a shadow of his former self. He is not able to pick up the spinners at all and could be another one who could end up losing his place for the coming games.

Although the wicketkeeper was short on runs with his bat he contributed with his glove-work by stumping Henriques and taking a great catch of Naman Ojha.

Axar Patel - (6/10)

Mohit Sharma - (6/10)

Sharma was at his best today and struck twice for the visitors. The medium pacer even chipped in with the bat when he scored 10 runs off 5 balls before being sent back by Bhuvneshwar Kumar, and was the source of much amusement for his failed catch-dive.

The leggie got help from the pitch and tried using it to the fullest but Warner was too good for him and smashed him for 11 runs in his 1st over. He dismissed the threatening Ojha, but inexperience shone through, as he played a silly shot for his dismissal.

Ishant Sharma - (5/10)

Sandeep Sharma - (6/10)

Sharma started strongly giving away just 3 runs in his first over but was taken for a ride towards the end by David Warner. He managed to get Mohammad Nabi but finished his spell by being hit for a six by the talented Rashid Khan. 

MATCH KA MUJRIM - DAVID MILLER

MATCH KA JOKER - MOHIT SHARMA