Delhi centrals defeated Kolkata Knight Riders by four lattices to register their first palm of the IPL season. DC bowlers were on their mark as they sailed out KKR for a paltry 127 after commander David Warner decided to drift first. Ishant Sharma(2/19), anrich Nortje(2/20), Axar Patel(2/13) and Kuldeep Yadav(2/15) took two lattices each. Warner also scored 57 before Axar Patel hit an unbeaten 19 to guide the hosts to a palm. before, Jason Roy (43 off 39) top scored for KKR. Andre Russell played a useful unbeaten 38- run gem towards the end to take his side over the 120- run mark.
Happy to get off the mark. I was sitting there in the unker and allowing it was like getting my first Test run ( about the pressure to get their first points of the season). We were on the luckier side moment. We sailed well before as well this season. But the problem is the fur. We need to go back and look at ourselves and see how we can get better. Baits sailed well. I know we haven’t played well and need to find a way to club more. We work hard with the boys and get them back in form. Be it Prithvi, Manish, Mitch Marsh. They’ve been important players and around for a while for their separate brigades. We’ve a day off hereafter and also fly to Hyderabad, hopefully it’ll be a good fur gate there, it generally is.”
I was just staying for my chance. I wanted to win a game for the platoon whenever I’ll get a chance. Depends on what kind of plans you have ( When quizzed if he’d specific plans to a certain batter). Matter of time when you want to execute your plans. There’s no lucky charm in the platoon. We’d want to win every game from then on, qualify and hopefully win the event.”
Eventually. We scrapped our way to it. Over to Hyderabad. We’re really proud of the bowling unit. We did exceptionally well to get lattices in the PP. We lost lattices in cluster. We’re veritably honest to each other. We bandied about areas to ameliorate upon. We played an Okay game.”
I suppose we were 15- 20 runs on this delicate pitch. I take the responsibility for this , I should have stood there. Credit to the bowlers however, I suppose the forthcoming games will be good for us. We were just trying to delay, but they played really well in the powerplay. That is where they won the game. We need to play well as a platoon. We need to drift like the way we did moment, if we manage to sort these effects out, we can fight better.”
I was just staying for my chance. I wanted to win a game for the team whenever I will get a chance. Depends on what kind of plans you have ( When quizzed if he would specific plans to a certain batter). Matter of time when you want to execute your plans. There is no lucky charm in the team. We would want to win every game from also on, qualify and hopefully win the event.” ultimately. We scrapped our way to it. Over to Hyderabad. We are really proud of the bowling unit. We did exceptionally well to get structures in the PP. We lost structures in cluster. We are truly honest to each other. We mooted about areas to meliorate upon. We played an Okay game.” I suppose we were 15- 20 runs on this delicate pitch. I take the responsibility for this , I should have stood there. Credit to the bowlers still, I suppose the forthcoming games will be good for us. We were just trying to delay, but they played really well in the powerplay. That’s where they won the game. We need to play well as a team. We need to drift like the way we did moment, if we manage to sort these goods out, we can fight better”.
1 1 1 1 0 1- Nitish Rana gives down just 5 runs in the penultimate over. Delhi centrals now need 7 runs in the last over. Kulwant Khejroliya to coliseum in for Kolkata. Axar Patel on strike for Delhi. DC121/6 after 19 overs.
L1 0 1 0 0 1- Varun Chakaravarthy bowls a superb 18th over to finish with numbers of 4-1-16-2. Nitish Rana to drift the penultimate over of the match. Axar Patel and Lalit Yadav in the middle for Delhi centrals. OUT! sailed! Delhi centrals are now 6 down in 128 chase. Nitish Rana grabs his alternate gate as Aman Khan walks back for a 2- ball duck. A peach from Nitish and the ball hits the top of off refuse. Delhi crumpling in this chase of 128. Axar Patel still in the middle and Lalit Yadav has now joined him. DC111/6.
OUT! Manish Pandey fails to finish the job for Delhi centrals. Anukul Roy grabs his alternate gate. Manish tries to take on Anukul but hits it straight to Rinku Singh at long- on. Manish walks back for 21. DC110/5 after15.5 overs, need another 18 runs off 25 balls