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Australian opener and star Delhi Capitals batter David Warner has advised Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) batter Virat Kohli to "stick to the basics" following his dearth of runs. Kohli has been going through a lean patch and has struggled to score runs in the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL). The former Indian skipper did hit a fifty in his last match against Gujarat Titans but he took 53 balls to score 58.
Delhi Capitals (DC) will take on SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) at the Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai on May 5. DC are currently placed 7th in the IPL 2022 Points Table with 4 wins from 9 matches. SRH, on the other hand, are fourth with 5 wins from 9 matches. While DC will rely on a good start from openers Prithvi Shaw and David Warner, SRH will look to break through the defences of opposition batters with their impressive bowling featuring the likes of Umran Malik, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and T Natarajan.
Delhi Capitals have fluffed their lines during a few chases and the current IPL 2022 mid-table "congestion" only means that they will have to win their remaining five games while checking out RCB's results, senior opener David Warner said on Thursday. DC are currently seventh in the standings with eight points from nine games but with another five rounds left for a few teams and four for some of the others, save Gujarat Titans and Lucknow Super Giants, no team is sure of securing a top four berth.
Delhi Capitals have fluffed their lines during a few chases and the current mid-table "congestion" only means that they will have to win their remaining five games while checking out RCB's results, senior opener David Warner said on Thursday. DC are currently seventh in the standings with eight points from nine games but with another five rounds left for a few teams and four for some of the others, save Gujarat Titans and Lucknow Super Giants, no team is sure of securing a top four berth. Between slots fourth and ninth, teams are locked between 10 to 6 points and it can change in a matter of two games. "Moving forward from where we are, we've obviously got to win every game to make it to the finals. There's a strong competition, two teams we have got to come against - Punjab Kings and Sunrisers Hyderabad, who are pretty much similar points to us," Warner said ahead of their match against Kane Williamson's men. "We could get that upper hand if we beat Sunrisers. We then go into the top four, but obviously, we need RCB to start losing as well. It's quite a congested table, but exciting for the rest of the tournament," he added.
When Imran Khan, a young aspiring first-class cricketer took his younger brother Mohsin to Badruddin Siddiqui for guidance, the coach didn't know what to make of the short and slight player from Moradabad's Sambhal area. With eight wickets from four games, Mohsin is the latest among the group of rookie pacers, who have started making waves in this year's IPL. Badruddin is one of the well-known grassroots level coaches in UP, having groomed the versatile Mohammed Shami during his initial years.
Lucknow Super Giants held on for a tight six-run victory over Delhi Capitals in the Indian Premier League on Sunday despite some late fireworks from Axar Patel.
With eight wickets from four games, Mohsin is the latest among the group of rookie pacers, who have started making waves in this year's IPL. Badruddin is one of the well-known grassroots level coaches in UP, having groomed the versatile Mohammed Shami during his initial years.
KL Rahul and Jos Buttler are setting this IPL—bat deep into the innings. On Sunday afternoon, Lucknow Super Giants captain Rahul rolled out another masterclass of anchoring and and pacing the innings as his side set a formidable target of 196 for Delhi Capitals. Rahul’s immaculately paced 51-ball 77 triumphed Capitals’ boom-and-burst batting method as LSG registered a tight six-run win at the Wankhede Stadium. For most part of the chase, it seemed it was the Capitals who were acing the power hitting but Rahul and Deepak Hooda’s clean and steady second-wicket partnership of 95 off 61 balls had a greater impact on the game.