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"In The Russell Mould...": Ravi Shastri Has This Advice For Rishabh Pant To Revive Delhi Capitals' Fortune
Delhi Capitals (DC) captain Rishabh Pant has not been able to capitalise on the good starts that he has got in the IPL 2022. The left-handed batter has scored 281 runs in 11 matches at a strike rate of 152.71. Though he is DC's second highest run-getter, he has not been able to score a half-century. His scores have mostly remained limited to the mid-20s and mid-30s. His performance has reflected in DC's show too. The franchise has won five of their 11 matches and are fifth in the points table.
IPL 2022: Rishabh Pant should bat in the 'Russell' mode; just smack, no matter who the bowlers is, says Ravi Shastri
Ravi Shastri says Rishabh Pant must bat in the "Andre Russell mode" in T20 format and not change the tempo once he gets going so that he can win more matches for his side, Delhi Capitals. The Southpaw has collected 281 runs in 11 matches at a strike rate of 152.71 but has struggled to convert his starts into meaningful contributions. The 24-year-old wicketkeeper-batter is having an underwhelming IPL season. He has shown glimpses of his destructive power but could not take the team over the line like he has done umpteen times in the past. "I feel once he gets the tempo going he shouldn't change, he should be in the Russell mould in this format of the game," Shastri said on ESPNcricinfo's 'T20 Time Out'.
F1: Lewis Hamilton feels Mercedes have made no improvement despite upgrades
Lewis Hamilton feels Mercedes have not improved since the first race of the season despite bringing a raft of upgrades. The recently concluded Miami Grand Prix saw the Silver Arrows introduce a new front wing, a low downforce rear wing and a beam wing.
Lewis Hamilton sees no Mercedes improvements after Miami GP as W13 'just not fast'
Lewis Hamilton has ominously insisted that Mercedes have not improved this season after their latest struggle at the Miami Grand Prix. Seven-times world champion Hamilton finished sixth on Sunday, while team-mate George Russell came fifth.
Hamilton admits Mercedes are no nearer to propelling him back to the front
Lewis Hamilton fell silent on the radio following the Miami Grand Prix before admitting Mercedes are no closer to propelling him back to the front.