Punjab Kings vs Delhi Capitals, 36th Match - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

So, it's getting worse, isn't it? This was as lopsided as it can be. When things don't go your way, they just don't go their way. Ask Royal Challengers Bangalore. Ask Delhi Daredevils. Omnishambles. DD succumbed to their lowest ever IPL total. The less it's written about their batting, the better. Courtesy of this hammering, Kings XI jump to fifth position in the points table. DD sink further at the bottom. So, that's all we have from this encounter. Stay tuned as we have another cracking contest coming up. SRH are locking horns against KKR. Switch tabs and catch all the action from that game. For now, it's a goodbye from all of us here. Cya!

Sandeep: I was feeling great. This is my home ground and I knew the conditions here. My coach inspired me a lot. I worked with Bharat Arun and he helped me a lot. I managed to hold onto it somehow (about that catch).

Sandeep Sharma is the Man of the Match

Maxwell: To put a performance like this in front of the home crowd is good for the boys and the team. It did play a lot slower (the pitch). Don't see myself as a front-line bowler. If we can win enough games from here, it puts us in a good position.

Now that's a record: 68 is the lowest score in IPL to contain an individual fifty (Guptill 50*)

Karun Nair: "Disappointing. Don't think it was a 67 all-out wicket. We lost too many wickets at the start. It was just a lack of intent, I guess. We didn't get the kind of partnership we wanted. The team chat in the innings break was nothing much but we wanted to make them work for each run. I don't think there was anything strange in the wicket. Slightly slow but wasn't a 67 all-out wicket, as I said."

18:13 Local Time: Handshakes all round. Guptill pumps his fists in delight. The entire Kings XI Punjab are up on their feet and all smiles in the dug-out. They have made a mockery of this chase. An absolute thrashing. Delhi hardly had anything on the board. A score of 67 in a T20 match, even though the pitch was aiding the bowlers, was never going to be enough. This was an annihilation. As comprehensive as it gets. Guptill never gave a whiff, came out all guns blazing and reached his fifty in style. Amla played the anchors role and the hosts wolfed down the target with 73 balls to spare. Hang around for the presentations..

Info nugget: This is the first time KXIP have won by 10 wickets in IPL. The previous biggest win in terms of wickets was by 9 wickets vs RCB at Mohali, 2008

Nadeem to Guptill, 1 run, game, set and match - Punjab. What a way to finish the game. Guptill lowers his center of gravity and sweeps it through square leg. He raises his fifty as well. Punjab win by 10 wickets

Nadeem to Guptill, no run, quicker on off, Guptill pats it onto the off-side

Nadeem to Guptill, SIX, wow. Massive strike from Guptill. Bends low on seeing this tossed up, gets into good position and smokes it over deep mid-wicket. Scores are level now

Nadeem to Amla, 1 run, slower and snaking in, Amla stays beside the line and nurdles it away to fine leg

Nadeem to Guptill, 1 run, flatter and quicker outside off, slapped away to sweeper cover

Shahbaz Nadeem, left-arm orthodox, comes into the attack

Mishra to Guptill, 1 run, brings out the broom again, sinks low and sends it along the ground to fine leg

Mishra to Guptill, no run, goes for the sweep, doesn't connect it and toe-ends it into the on-side

Mishra to Guptill, no run, almost did him there. The top-spinner came drifting in as Guptill shimmied out, wasn't to the pitch but he had his bat closer to his pad. Lobbed off the pads into the off-side

Mishra to Amla, 1 run, better from Mishy, pushes it quicker on off, Amla forces it through cover

Mishra to Guptill, 1 run, turned away through square leg

Mishra to Guptill, SIX, he is greeted to the crease with a maximum. Slips in a googly, on a shortish length, Guptill picks it up and clubs it way back into the mid-wicket stands