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Delhi Capitals pacer Khaleel Ahmed on Thursday achieved the 100 wickets milestone in T20 cricket. Khaleel achieved this feat during the clash against Sunrisers Hyderabad, here at the Brabourne Stadium on Thursday. Khaleel reached the triple-figure mark after removing SRH's Aiden Markram.
Left-handed batter David Warner has been one of the most consistent performers in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and he is the fourth highest-scorer in the cash-rich league overall with 5,762 runs in 158 matches. The opener who is now representing Delhi Capitals has four hundreds to his name in the tournament. In the ongoing season, Warner has registered 365 runs in eight games and is the fourth-highest scorer. The batter was at his best against SunRisers Hyderabad as he went on to play a match-winning knock of 92.
Sunrisers Hyderabad head coach Tom Moody has insisted that his side is playing "pretty good cricket" in this Indian Premier League (IPL) season despite a 21-run loss at the hands of Delhi Capitals at the Brabourne Stadium on Thursday. The defeat also meant that Hyderabad's losing streak in the tournament has been extended to three and they are now at sixth place in the points table. "I would have been concerned if we had been playing poorly. We are playing some pretty good cricket. If it wasn't for a couple of things, it could have gone our way this evening and we would have chased down that total. Everyone saw how close we were when Nicky (Nicholas) Pooran was in the middle of his onslaught (62 off 34 balls)," said Moody during the post-match virtual press conference.
A resurgent Kolkata Knight Riders will be wary of the threat posed by Lucknow Super Giants' in-from skipper KL Rahul when the two sides face off in the IPL here on Saturday. LSG are sitting in second place with 14 points and are on course to secure a play-offs berth, thanks to a stupendous show by Rahul, who has been their batting mainstay.
Delhi Capitals (DC) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) was a big learning experience for his team, playing against some of the best players on a good surface, said Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH)skipper Kane Williamson after the match here on Thursday. Williamson was talking about Delhi opener David Warner and Rovman Powell who shared an unfinished 122-run partnership for the fourth wicket as they helped their team reach 207/3 in 20 overs. Warner scored 92 not out while Powell slammed 67 not out to set up Delhi's big total. In reply, Hyderabad were restricted to 186/8 in 20 overs despite a fighting 34-ball 62 by Nicholas Pooran and a 25-ball 42 by Akiden Markram, losing by 21 runs.
SunRisers Hyderabad pacer Umran Malik's form might have dipped in the past couple of games, however, his speed certainly hasn't. While he has been taken for plenty in the last two games, failing to pick up a wicket against Chennai Super Kings and Delhi Capitals, the Indian fast bowler continues to enthrall fans with his pace. Malik bowls consistently in the range of 150-155kmph and in almost all the matches he has played this season, he has managed to win the fastest delivery of the match accolade. In the game against Delhi Capitals on Thursday at Brabourne Stadium, Umran bowled the fastest ball of the ongoing edition, beating his own previous record.
MUMBAI : Delhi Capitals' David Warner produced one of his finest knocks in the Indian Premier League (IPL) against his former team Sunrisers Hyderabad on Thursday and it stood out as much for the opener's selflessness as his shotmaking.
IPL 2022, Rovman Powell was back to his preferred slot for Delhi Capitals' match against Sunrisers Hyderabad, days after he had convinced his skipper Rishabh Pant to "trust me at No. 5." Powell, who hit a breathtaking 67 not out off 35 balls in DC's 21-run win here on Thursday, also spoke about his chat with teammate David Warner, who was closing in on a century, in the innings' 20th over. "I just told him (Pant) to trust me at No. 5, give me a chance to start, to bat the first 15-20 balls, that's how I want to bat, and then (after) 20 balls I'll try to maximise," Powell told host broadcaster Star Sports.