Hemeyer and Delhi Capitals

ketchim · 10-10-2020, 05:00 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#41
Keemo wears a Championship RING as an U19
he was even called 'Mankad'

Why would a Selector choose Sams, (a no name) over a Champ ??????
he gave away 40 runs in 4 overs previous game and 44 today
with Bat, contribute a DUCK today !

#42
I can only Assume this Tourney is FIX !

#43
Cannot believe these Idiots tekk dem eye and pass :

Hetty and Keemo : names to be reckoned with in the Future..

IPL is a FIX

#44
OR Ponting pushing for Carey to replace Pant ?

Ponting is a dangerous "pick yuh countrymen" Head Coach ~

#45
Two changes for Capitals: Hetmyer and Dubey have come in.
Out go Sams and Shaw.

Shreyas Iyer has won the toss, and Delhi Capitals will bat first.

#46
65 after the PP

Stoinis opened with Da One !

Changes made in strategy and personnel is working !

#47
86 - 1

8.2
Rashid Khan to Stoinis, OUT that is a ripper. Full quick legbreak, pitches on off, Stoinis plays for the angle
and the ball turns just enough past the bat to knock back the off stump

MP Stoinis b Rashid Khan 38 (27b 5x4 1x6) SR: 140.74

#48
Now the final change should be Keemo from just being water boy and a sub !

spill this catch from this Ranji trophy Six-hitter and game is lost :woohoo:

Abdul Samad c sub (Keemo Paul) b Rabada 33 (16b 2x4 2x6) SR: 206.25

#49
Delhi Capitals relieved to make their First IPL FINAL

Hetmeyer : 42* (4x4s, 1x6) SR 190

16.2
Natarajan to Hetmyer, SIX ..oh the Hetmyer power. And timing. Natarajan bowls short of a length, just outside off

and he plays the inside-out drive to it, and clears the man at deep cover. Incredible hitting

#50
You can't have two spinners whom you won't bowl against one kind of batsmen.
Axar has not bowled out in the two matches he has played against MI
Tonight they didn't bowl Ashwin because of right-hand batsmen, and then had to risk him at the death.
the skill and experience of the man that he held his own but a lesser spinner might have lost them the match.
And Nortje is looking not that good at the death.
And, as Rabada said, he got lucky in that last over. That full toss was about six inches below the waist.

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