That brings an end to tonight's presentation. That was interesting from David Warner and Rilee Rossouw on the pitches at Kotla. Pretty scathing that they could never trust the home pitches, and lost all home advantage. On a true pitch, the best of their batting came through, and the value of their bowlers shone through. Kuldeep and Nortje were sensational. On a slow pitch, you negate the quality of Kuldeep because many other spinners can do well there. All this analysis will go into the final analysis. PBKS are also almost out bar a mathematical miracle. We take your leave now. The action never stops. See you tomorrow.

11.40pm Rilee Rossouw is the Player of the match. He says, and this is not verbatim: It was long overdue. I am chuffed it did come, and with the win. It is a good wicket, which suits our game. It is just natural the batting on this wicket. Credit to Livi, he played an unbelievable knock.

11.38pm David Warner says: It was a bad performance in the field but we will take the win. We lost the toss but batter with fluidity. The wicket helped after the inconsistent pitches at home. You want consistency from your home venue. We haven't been able to work out what am good total there is.

11.25pm Dhawan spot on with the analysis of his bowlers. They didn't pitch it up when it was seaming around. Khaleel and Ishant did. That was the big difference between the two sides. And then Nortje sealing it with the 16th and the 19th. Just heavy lengths with that extra bounce in the pitch.

11.20pm Shikhar Dhawan says, and this is not vebratim: It was frustrating, but I don't think we bowled well in the first six overs. We should have taken some wickets the way the ball was moving around. You always hope. After that no-ball, we hoped because Livi was playing a great knock. Even my decision to bowl a spinner last over backfired. And before that the fast bowlers didn't pitch the ball up in the powerplay. That was the plan but we didn't execute. It is hurting us. Every powerplay we are giving 50-60 runs and not taking wickets. We knew the first two-three overs it would swing, and we knew we could take our time. The first over also went maiden, which doesn't often happen, but it did happen.

11.16pm A consolation win for DC as the other batters leave Liam Livingstone stranded. He had absolutely no support in conditions that this chase was very possible. PBKS now need some kind of wild miracle to make it through. A weird tactical change today: Taide in for Raza ro accommodate Rabada

Needs six for a hundred

Surely it is game over now

Free hit coming up. PBKS are still alive. They need three sixes. Or two sixes and a four. What have you done Ishant?

The only contest here is if Livingstone gets a hundred

All over now although PBKS are mathematically still in this

Five sixes and a four required. No over-rate penalty, but that doesn't matter. He needs sixes

It is game over now, you'd think. It is almost four a ball, and Livingstone is the only hitter left. Rahul Chahar is the new batter

Harpreet Brar is the new batter.Does he look for a single?

Perhaps now we can say it was fun while it lasted. Livingstone now might have to do it all on his own

Two big overs. Still 19 an over left. DC need someone to kill this with a 10-run over. Nortje to bowl. They are behind on over rate, and will most likely bowl with an extra man in in the last over

It is under three a ball now

After all that, that last over was worth only the required rate. Three a ball still. Mukesh to bowl

Sam Curran is in

"Livid-stone!!!" Rajkumar Lingav, and rightly so. He has had zero support tonight