LSG vs DC Live: David Warner wants to learn one-handed shot from Rishabh Pant- Back to the franchise where his IPL journey began, Australian opener David Warner is looking forward to learn the one-handed shots from his young Delhi Capitals skipper, Rishabh Pant. Follow LSG vs DC Live updates on Insidesport.IN
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The Australian started his IPL career with the Delhi franchise in 2009. The southpaw is available for selection for Thursday’s game against Lucknow Super Giants.
LSG vs DC Live: David Warner READY for NEW LIFE away from SRH, wants to learn one-handed shot from Rishabh Pant, says ‘Can’t wait to bat with him’
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LSG vs DC Live: “I want to learn how to play the one-handed shots from Rishabh. He’s a young guy learning the ropes of leadership and he has been an integral part of the Indian team as well. I am excited and I can’t wait to be bat with him in the middle,” Warner said in a statement.
Warner also spoke about the opportunity to work with head coach Ricky Ponting.
“Ricky has had a fair bit of success with DC. He was a great leader for Australia and now he has a lot of respect as a coach. I am looking forward to working with him.”
Speaking about the game against Lucknow Super Giants, the opening batter said, “We just need to put our best foot forward and play a complete game. Fielding is the biggest component of the game and if we can hold our catches and field as well as we can, then we can go a long way in this tournament.”
LSG vs DC Live: David Warner READY for NEW LIFE away from SRH, wants to learn one-handed shot from Rishabh Pant, says ‘Can’t wait to bat with him’
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