Delhi Capitals reclaim top spot with 59-run win over Royal Challengers Bangalore

Blistering knocks by Australian all-rounder Marcus Stoinis (53) and Prithvi Shaw (42) powered Delhi Capitals to 196 for four.

Marcus Stoinis' half-century, Prithvi Shaws 42 power Delhi Capitals to 196/4 against RCB

Stoinis, who was dropped on 30 by Yuzvendra Chahal, made RCB pay for the mistake as he raced to his 53 in just 26 balls.

Among others dropped from the central contracts are Usman Khawaja, Peter Handscomb, Marcus Stoinis, Nathan Coulter-Nile and Marcus Harris

All-rounder Stoinis is recovered from his side injury that he had sustained in the match against India on June 9.

However, coach Justin Langer did not offer a concrete answer over when Stoinis will make a comeback in the playing XI.

Stoinis picked a left side strain while bowling during his team's match against India on 9 June.

Stoinis will be travelling with the Australian squad to Nottingham, where the final decision will be taken.

Stoinis picked up the injury in the loss to India on Sunday at the Oval.

Stoinis has been a regular member of the one-day international (ODI) squad for the past two years.

It prompted the official cricket World Cup twitter handle to post a video of Malinga giving ‘slow ball’ secrets.