For now, this is Saptak Sanyal, signing off on behalf of my co-commentator Manan Mehta and the scorer/analyst Ghanendra Singh Thakur. Good night!
Tomorrow, we have another double-header lined up. East Delhi Riders and West Delhi Lions will lock horns in the afternoon game. Outer Delhi Warriors and North Delhi Strikers will compete in the evening game. Do join us for the coverages of those two games.
That marks the end of our coverage from this game. Purani Dilli-6 got to a fantastic position because of the early onslaught of Aryan Gaur but later the New Delhi Tigers bowlers pulled things back. But while defending the target, Purani Dilli pacers were immaculate in control and restricted NDT to 150 and they fell 27 runs short.
Aryan Gaur (Player of the Match): "(What was the plan?) The idea was to take some times initially and dominate on the loose balls later.
(How was the pitch?) The wicket was flat today and it was good for batting. I would give the credit to the bowlers. We were 20-30 runs short but the bowlers bowled very well and we won the game.
(What would you do with the Goa trip voucher? Whom would you want to take with you?) I would like to take anyone from my family."
Player of the Match: Aryan Gaur
Anuj Rawat (Purani Dilli-6 Captain):"[On the performance] As a team, this was the kind of game in which we needed to show character. Apart from our openers, we did not bat well enough. However, the boys stuck together, and we eked out a good win.
[On his chat with Digvesh Rathi] Rathi is my main bowler. He often gets very aggressive with his bowling. So, my job is to calm him down and chat with him and explain the game's situation to him.
[Was dew playing a part in the second innings?] As I said, this was a game where we showed character. The conditions were not easy with the ball getting very wet, but the boys stuck together and we pulled of a great win."
Perfectly Timed Performance of the Match: Rajneesh Dadar