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"But The Problem Is": Sourav Ganguly's Brutally Honest Verdict On Delhi Capitals In IPL 2023

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Delhi Capitals picked up their first victory of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 against Kolkata Knight Riders at Arun Jaitley Stadium by 4 wickets on Thursday and luck certainly played a crucial role in their victory.

Unexpectedly rain intervened and forced the game to kick off late than the usual time. The new conditions took KKR by surprise and DC capitalize on the opportunity that came knocking on their door.

DC batters however struggled to chase down the low target as their batting unit once again surfaced as the major problem in their unsuccessful campaign. "We were on the luckier side today.

We bowled well before as well this season. But the problem is the batting. We need to go back and look at ourselves and see how we can get better.

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