Akshar Patel
The Delhi Capitals team faced defeat in a thrilling match by 12 runs against Mumbai Indians. In the match, Mumbai scored 205 runs while batting first. After this, Karun Nair scored an excellent 89 runs for Delhi and one time the team is seen moving towards victory, but in the 19th over, three batsmen of the Delhi team were run out and they were 12 runs behind the target. Delhi Capitals have suffered a double shock. One, she lost the match and the other captain Akshar Patel has been fined due to a slow over.
12 lakh rupees will be fined
Delhi Capitals captain Akshar Patel has been fined Rs 12 lakh due to a slow over rate. According to Article 2.22 of the IPL’s code of conduct, the captain is fined 12 lakhs for the first time in the season for violating the slow over rate of any team. This is the first crime of the slow over rate of the letter in the current season.
Delhi Capitals team reached second number in Points Table
As soon as the match against Mumbai Indians lost the match, the team of Delhi Capitals lost their number-1 crown in the points table. Now the team of Gujarat Titans has reached the first number. The Delhi team has played a total of 5 matches so far, out of which four have won and one match has lost. His net run rate plus with 8 points is 0.899. He is second in the points table.
Karun Nair’s innings of 89 runs could not win
Suryakumar Yadav, Tilak Verma and Naman Dhir performed well for Mumbai Indians. Tilak scored 59 runs in 33 balls and it was because of them that the team was able to score 205 runs. After this, the start of Delhi Capitals was very poor, when Jack Farazer McGark returned to the pavilion without opening an account. Karun Nair scored 89 runs in 40 balls for Delhi, but he could not win the team. Apart from him, Abhishek Porel contributed 33 runs. But the team was all out in the 19th over and could only score 193 runs.
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