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IPL 2022: Marsh, Seifert join DC training session after recovering from COVID-19

Mitchell Marsh and wicketkeeper-batter Tim Seifert have returned to training after recovering from COVID-19, the IPL franchise said on Wednesday. The two cricketers, who had contracted COVID-19 last week, have joined the training after completing the mandatory quarantine. Marsh and Seifert were seen training with their Delhi Capitals team-mates on the eve of their match against Kolkata Knight Riders at the Wankhede Stadium. Delhi Capitals took to social media to share photos of the two cricketers from the training session. "We are feeling Good. Great to have you back at the training, boys," DC said in a social media post.

IPL 2022: Mitchell Marsh, Tim Seifert Join DC Training Session After Recovering From COVID-19

In good news for Delhi Capitals, all-rounder Mitchell Marsh and wicketkeeper-batter Tim Seifert have returned to training after recovering from COVID-19, the IPL franchise said on Wednesday. The two cricketers, who had contracted COVID-19 last week, have joined the training after completing the mandatory quarantine. Marsh and Seifert were seen training with their Delhi Capitals team-mates on the eve of their match against Kolkata Knight Riders at the Wankhede Stadium here.

How Delhi Capitals Bounced Back From COVID-19 Setback In IPL 2022, Shane Watson Shares The Secret

Having registered three wins and four losses in their first seven matches, Delhi Capitals will look to start their second half of the IPL 2022 campaign on a solid note as they take on Kolkata Knight Riders on Thursday at the Wankhede Stadium. Reflecting on the campaign so far, Delhi Capitals' assistant coach Shane Watson said: "For me, the most important thing is, us getting closer and closer and playing the perfect game of T20 cricket and just doing that over and over again. We had that a few times, we did that against Punjab Kings. We were good, we weren't at our absolute best, but Punjab Kings on that day weren't great. We also had some other performances where we got really close to that, and that's all we can do."

IPL 2022: Jayawardene in favour of third umpire intervention in above-waist no balls

Mahela Jayawardene, a member of the ICC's Cricket Committee, feels going forward the third umpire should intervene in case the on-field officials get above-waist no balls wrong in the course of a match. Jayawardene believes the ICC Cricket Committee should hold a discussion on whether the third umpire should alert the on-field umpires in such a scenario.

Delhi Capitals' Shane Watson Shares Mantra For Second Half Of IPL 2022

Having registered three wins and four losses in their first seven matches, Delhi Capitals will look to start their second half of the IPL 2022 campaign on a solid note as they take on Kolkata Knight Riders on Thursday at the Wankhede Stadium. Reflecting on the campaign so far, Delhi Capitals' assistant coach Shane Watson said, "For me, the most important thing is, us getting closer and closer and playing the perfect game of T20 cricket and just doing that over and over again. We had that a few times, we did that against Punjab Kings. We were good, we weren't at our absolute best, but Punjab Kings on that day weren't great. We also had some other performances where we got really close to that, and that's all we can do."

IPL 2022: Have to be consistently playing at our best for whole 40 overs, says DC's Shane Watson

Delhi Capitals' assistant coach Shane Watson has urged his side to play at their best capabilities for the whole 40 overs of a match in the second half of the tournament in order to stake a claim for a spot in the IPL 2022 playoffs. After registering three wins and four losses in their first seven matches, Delhi is currently at seventh place in the points table. The Rishabh Pant-led side will commence their second half of the tournament against Kolkata Knight Riders at the Wankhede Stadium on Thursday.

IPL 2022: Mumbai Indians Head Coach Mahela Jayawardena Recommends Changes In Laws After Rishabh Pant On-Field Controversy

Mumbai Indians head coach Mahela Jayawardena opened up about the no-ball controversy that hit Delhi Capitals (DC) vs Rajasthan Royals recently in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022. Speaking to ICC, Mahela recommended changes to the laws regarding umpires checking no-balls after a similar issue caused Delhi Capitals skipper Rishabh Pant interrupt proceedings of a match vs RR recently. "It is something going forward that I think we need to look at," Jayawardena told Sanjana Ganesan on The ICC Review.

"The Way He Motivated Me, I Loved Every Part Of It": Delhi Capitals Star On Ricky Ponting

Since his arrival, Kuldeep Yadav has become a crucial cog within the Delhi Capitals (DC) setup, taking 13 wickets in seven fixtures. The spinner is currently fifth in the Purple Cap race, having been purchased by Delhi for Rs 2 crore in the mega auction this year. Speaking on an episode of the Delhi Capitals podcast, the India international revealed how DC head coach Ricky Ponting wants him to "play all 14 games".

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IPL 2022: Marsh, Seifert join DC training session after recovering from COVID-19

IPL 2022: Mitchell Marsh, Tim Seifert Join DC Training Session After Recovering From COVID-19

How Delhi Capitals Bounced Back From COVID-19 Setback In IPL 2022, Shane Watson Shares The Secret

IPL 2022: Jayawardene in favour of third umpire intervention in above-waist no balls

Delhi Capitals' Shane Watson Shares Mantra For Second Half Of IPL 2022

IPL 2022: Have to be consistently playing at our best for whole 40 overs, says DC's Shane Watson

IPL 2022: Mumbai Indians Head Coach Mahela Jayawardena Recommends Changes In Laws After Rishabh Pant On-Field Controversy

"The Way He Motivated Me, I Loved Every Part Of It": Delhi Capitals Star On Ricky Ponting