DC vs SRH: If we had done this, the match would have been our fist… after the sixth defeat, Warner told where Delhi was left behind

New Delhi: The 40th match of IPL 2023 between Delhi Capitals and Sunrisers Hyderabad was played at Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi on Saturday. In this match, the visiting team Hyderabad won by 9 runs and completed the revenge of the first defeat from Delhi this season. After suffering a nine-run defeat against Sunrisers Hyderabad, Delhi Capitals captain David Warner said that his team lost its rhythm due to frequent wickets in the middle overs. Sunrisers Hyderabad scored 197 runs for six wickets in Delhi on Saturday. After that, Delhi’s innings was stopped at 188 runs for six wickets. Warner said in the post match interview after the match, ‘It is a good pitch and it is difficult to digest the defeat by nine runs. We fell short of the target. We didn’t do well with the ball but Mitchell Marsh bowled brilliantly. ‘ Warner said, ‘When your two batsmen bat well, it is important to maintain that rhythm. It is also necessary that one of them carries the innings till the end. If we had done this, the match would have been in our hands.

He said, ‘When you keep losing wickets in the middle overs and are unable to build partnerships, then things become difficult.’ He defended the decision to send Akshar Patel, who is running in great rhythm, to the seventh position, saying, “He is in good rhythm.” But for us it is about a good start and he is doing well in the last overs. Let us tell you that Australia all-rounder Mitchell Marsh was awarded the Player of the Match award for his amazing performance even after losing the match. He first took 4 wickets while bowling and then after that he played a brilliant inning of 63 runs while batting.
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