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Delhi Beat Rajasthan in Super Over Delhi Capitals defeated Rajasthan Royals in the super over. Captain Akshar Patel praised Mitchell Starc who turned the match dice with reverse swing under pressure. They lived that…Read more
Delhi captain Akshar Patel told that Mitchell Starc told him, don’t worry, I will do it
Highlights
- Delhi defeated Rajasthan in the super over.
- Mitchell Starc’s reverse swing overturned.
- Captain Akshar Patel praised Stark.
New Delhi. In this season of the Indian Premier League, more than one match was seen so far, but the super over was waiting. On Wednesday 16 April, this desire of the heart of the fans was also fulfilled. The match between Delhi Capitals and Rajasthan Royals tied up and the result came out of the super over. Delhi captain Akshar Patel has praised his star fast bowler Mitchell Starc. He said that Starc has the ability to get reverse swing even under pressure and is capable of defending the target.
Mitchell Starc bowled brilliantly in the death overs and gave Delhi a thrilling victory against Rajasthan Royals. Rajasthan needed only 31 runs in the last three overs but Stark did not allow this to happen. His three overs overturned the dice of the match. These three overs also included a nervous super over. After the match, Akshar said, “It is one thing to reverse swing but it is very important to do it properly. He was doing reverse swing but under pressure, he was doing it properly.”
Akshar also told that Stark came to him in the difficult time of the match and said don’t worry. The captain said, “I was just reminding them to keep your planning completely clear and trust yourself. I was getting the same answer, Stark said ‘Don’t worry, captain. I will do’.
Stark conceded just eight runs in the 18th over, including a brilliant in-swinging yorker to dismiss set batsman Nitish Rana. Stark also performed brilliantly in the super over and stopped Rajasthan for just 11 runs. It is another matter that in this over, he also threw a no-ball and gave runs on Wide. Akshar said, “When he threw the 18th over, I felt that he was carrying out the yorker well. The way T20 is being played, you can kill you in the powerplay but how you return, it matters.”
