IPL 2022: Skipper Mayank Agarwal’s MESSAGE to Punjab Kings- After facing a crushing defeat against Delhi Capitals, Punjab Kings skipper Mayank Agarwal expressed disappointment and said that he wants his team to forget the day and move on. Follow DC beat PBKS Highlights and IPL 2022 updates on Insidesport.IN
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IPL 2022: Skipper Mayank Agarwal’s MESSAGE to Punjab Kings, ‘MOVE ON’ after humiliating defeat to Delhi Capitals- check out
Bowlers played a key role for Delhi Capitals as they bundled out Punjab Kings for 115. Their batters too pitched in strongly, chasing the target in inside 11 overs in the IPL match at Brabourne Stadium here on Wednesday. “It’s a tough one, a day to forget for us, best to move on and not think too much into the game. We didn’t bat and bowl well, we just need to move on from today. We have been losing too many wickets too early, that’s a concern,” said Mayank in a post-match presentation.
IPL 2022: Skipper Mayank Agarwal’s MESSAGE to Punjab Kings, ‘MOVE ON’ after humiliating defeat to Delhi Capitals- check out
“Don’t want to dwell too much, if we do so, a lot of negatives will come out. A total of around 180 could have been competitive. In hindsight, I could have given a couple of overs early for the spinners, but I didn’t do so,” he added.
Punjab King’s 115 is the lowest total by any team so far in the ongoing Indian Premier League 2022. The total was chased down by DC with 57 balls to spare as the team boosted their NRR (Net Run Rate). Capitals never looked in trouble throughout the match as they inflicted a heavy nine-wicket defeat on Punjab Kings.
IPL 2022: Skipper Mayank Agarwal’s MESSAGE to Punjab Kings, ‘MOVE ON’ after humiliating defeat to Delhi Capitals- check out; Follow DC beat PBKS Highlights and IPL 2022 updates on Insidesport.IN
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