Delhi Capitals leg spinner Amit Mishra has tested positive for COVID-19. He is being moved to a designated medical care facility, as per BCCI & IPL guidelines.
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The Northern Derby brings out a lot of raw emotion from fans on both sides and has seen some close contests. However, in IPL 2021, DC came up trumps comfortably on both occasions. On this night, it was Rabada (3/36) and Dhawan (69* off 47) who stole the limelight.
JSW and GMR co-owned Delhi Capitals on Sunday announced former India wicketkeeper-batsman Syed Saba Karim as the franchise's Head of Talent Search.
"The good thing is that the entire team is doing well, and we are not depending on any one individual. There has always been someone who has taken the responsibility to win matches for us. We have a strong side, and I am glad that we are in this position now."
50 words? For the longest time after the match, it was difficult to find even one. Prithvi Shaw had left us speechless with a spellbinding knock of 82 from 41.
Thursday, 29th April 2021, New Delhi - As the national capital grapples with the COVID-19 crisis, the city’s Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Delhi Capitals, along with its co-owners JSW and the GMR Group, has stepped in to support the city’s fight against COVID. Together, the franchise and its patrons, the JSW Foundation & GMR Varalakshmi Foundation are offering financial support amounting to INR 1.5 crore to NCR based NGOs the Hemkunt Foundation and the Uday Foundation. The donation will be used to procure essential medical supplies, ranging from oxygen cylinders and concentrators to COVID Wellness Kits.
Delhi Capitals vs Kolkata Knight Riders - A lot of memories from the recent past, most of them happy, flash across your mind in a jiffy, don’t they? An evergreen Super Over battle between KG and Dre Russ, Prithvi Shaw’s 99, the Shreyas Storm of 88* from 38 balls in a thriller at Sharjah, Shikhar Dhawan’s masterful 97*, Ishant Sharma’s first-baller against Joe Denly, Nitish Rana’s 81 and Varun Chakravarthy’s 5-fer… That’s quite a memorable list, isn’t it?
All five frontline DC bowlers picked up a wicket apiece, but Avesh stood out once more with 1/24. ABD’s 75* powered RCB to 171/5. After a shaky start, Pant and Stoinis steadied the ship before Hetmyer went absolutely berserk. Alas, a miracle win wasn’t meant to be.
Mentally, we’re still in Chennai. Sunday’s thrilling showdown, one in which the DC boys squeezed out two points from a Super Over win is still on our minds and for good reason.
A good start required? → Enter Prithvi Shaw Some middle-overs impetus? → Enter Rishabh Pant and his audacity Need game-changing spells? → Enter Axar Patel and Avesh Khan Clutch performances in the Super Over? → Enter Axar Patel, Rishabh Pant and his audacity