DC vs SRH, IPL 2022: Delhi capitals clinically beat SRH to keep their playoff kick hopes alive

David Warner and Rovman Powell’s brilliant half-century of unbeaten run was aided by clinical performance from the Delhi Capitals bowlers as they beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by 21 runs at Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai on Thursday. This is DC’s 5th win at IPL 2022 while SRH has dropped to 5th loss of the season, both teams have played 10 games and currently have 10 points each. The team led by Rishabh Pant is now 5th on the scoreboard, as they have a better NRR (Net Run Rate) than the SRH.

DC Warner’s opener played a fierce 92 hit, which was combined with 12 quads and three sixs. The Aussie was very well supported by Powell, who smashed six maxes and three innings in his 67 runs. The duo ended a 122-match unbeaten streak to power the Delhi Capitals with a combined total of 207 points for 3 out of 20 rounds.

In response, the SKSS/SKTD players never looked to the mark as they made only 186/8 of the 20 assigned passes, 21 short of the target. Nicholas Pooran and Aiden Markram were the only standout smashers among SRH as they played innings of 62 and 42 respectively. For Delhi, Khaleel Ahmed pocketed three horns while Shradul Thakur took two. Anrich Nortje, Mitchell Marsh and Kuldeep Yadav hit one each.

Chasing 208, Khaleel Ahmed and Anrich Nortje attack in the DC video game to bring Abhishek Sharma and SRH captain Kane Williamson back to the booth. Men in Orange’s score is 35/2 after the first six episodes.

In season 7, Mitchell Marsh also joins the wicket team when eliminating Rahul Tripathi. Aiden Markram and Nicholas Pooran then attempted to stabilize the ship for SRH. The duo stitched a quick stand in 50 runs.

The partnership in 60 executions with 35 balls ended in the 13th inning after Khaleel eliminated dangerous-looking Markram.

In the 15th round, Shardul Thakur had a better score than Shashank Singh. With one clubhead falling, West Indian cricketer Powell continued to battle the DC pitchers. In the 17th half, Powell scored his reverse goal of fifty in IPL 2022 before Khaleel Ahmed scored his third goal against Sean Abbott.

Nicholas Pooran rose to 18th as SRH’s hopes of winning the contest went up in smoke. The last saw Kuldeep Yadav eliminate Kartik Tyagi as SRH ended at 186/8.

Before that, Delhi Capitals got off to a bad start, as opener Mandeep Singh was dismissed by keeper Bhubaneshwar Kumar after delivering a serve out of the tree, knocking out keeper Nicholas Pooran. . The first one turned out to be a wicket maiden.

Debutant Sean Abbott is served in the second half. He was greeted by fellow countrymen David Warner and Mitchell Marsh with two major boundaries. Marsh survived an appeal by LBW towards the end of the end time period. Kumar’s second return also proved cheap, as he only ran away once.

Pace felt the first Umran Malik result, the fourth round of the round, which proved to be truly costly. Warner was the best tempo, hitting him in the sixth and first half, during which Malik walked away 21 times, shifting momentum to DC and pushing their rebuilding efforts to the next level. Marsh started the next game with a bang, creating a four, before being caught and ten times thrown by Abbott to his teammate’s score of 37.

The dismissal brought Captain Pant to a corner. Kartik Tyagi, who made his first appearance for the franchise, made the sixth installment. He was greeted on two feet by Warner, who was showing good contact. By the end of the level, DC had scored a solid 50 points across the board, despite missing two quotes, with Warner (31 *) and Pant (2 *) at the twist.

Spin was introduced to attack in season seven, with SRH first person Shreyas Gopal. Warner looks good while Pant struggles to achieve early success. With three consecutive six points and a four in Gopal’s ninth goal, nampaw ended his massive drought of success. The bowler ended with a final laugh as he cleared the bowling Pant with a 26-to-16 scoreline at the end of his game, putting an end to a solid 48-run run between him and Warner.

At the end of 10 rounds, the Capitals were in 91st place having lost three points, with Warner (47*) and Powell (1*) standing. Gopal started the second half of the game, hit by six long-range shots by Powell. Soon after, Warner also brought home his half-century, his fourth this season with a pull through midwicket. Powell and Warner continued to target the SRH attack, with consistent swings and regular big hits. Powell survived a drop attempt in the 14th game. Warner brought a 50-run gap between him and Powell with four goals through the deep sub-zone into the final ball of the process.

Early in the 15th round, Powell survived another Kane Williamson catch in the middle of the game, which he put to good use by beating Bhubaneshwar Kumar by six in the 16th round. The batter finally found the groove. and hit Abbott in two six and one four in the 17th round. Warner also continued his good touch with the club with steady shots and rotation. Kumar’s fourth four of 19 balls also yielded an explosive partnership in 100 runs with just 59 balls between the duo.

Powell also took home his first half-century IPL with a Malik first ball in the final that ended with six rolling balls. DC ended the rounds with a bang, with 70 runs in the last five rounds. The final score for the Capital was 207/3.

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Brief score: Delhi Capitals 207/3 (David Warner 92*, Rovman Powell 67*, Kumar 1/25) vs Sunrisers Hyderabad 186/8 (Nicholas Pooran 62, Aiden Markram 42; Khaleel Ahmed 3/30).