3 wins out of 3 games and a splendid net run rate — Central Delhi Kings find themselves reigning at the top of the points table. Who will stop this royal march of theirs?
Perhaps, the question will be answered in the upcoming days. The tournament continues tomorrow with another doubleheader. In the afternoon, New Delhi Tigers will take on Outer Delhi Warriors, while South Delhi Superstarz will lock horns with West Delhi Lions in the evening.
Do join us for those games. For now, it is time to say goodbye. Darpan Tikiya signs off on behalf of Saptak Sanyal and Dushyant Madhukar. See you soon!
Jonty Sidhu: "(Has being relieved of captaincy helped his batting?) Yes, I am playing freely. Otherwise I was making calculations all the time. So, it has definitely freed me up.
(On the pitch and his mindset) The wicket was playing better. The mindset is the same in every match, to take the team towards victory. The ball was coming onto my bat nicely and I wanted to play till the end and take my team home.
(Conversations between him and Bhandari during the partnership) We did not talk much. The target was to get two hits in an over. He got going from his hand and I tried to do the same."
Player of the Match: Jonty Sidhu
Yash Dhull (Central Delhi Kings Captain):"(What is going right?) Sir, it is a mystery for us too. The start was not good for us with the ball. In batting, Vansh Bedi batted for us last game but Jonty bhaiya stepped up for us. A plus point for us is Bhandari. His contribution was very important. Our spinners bowled well and it was a changing moment. At one time, it seemed that 220-230 was possible but we restricted them within 210.
(Three games you won and each time the required run rate was over 10) Simple plan. It is crucial for every new player to step up every game and that makes the team environment very good. We are doing that and touchwood, things are going well."
Game Changer of the Match: Sarthak Ranjan
Moment of the Match: Aditya Bhandari
Perfectly Timed Performance of the Match: Yash Bhatia