expresses his worry about Sanju Samson’s dismissal and the reason behind it
The Delhi Capitals defeated the Rajasthan Royals in a pivotal match to preserve their hopes of making the IPL 2024 playoffs, but the victory was not without some controversy.Delhi Capitals defeated Rajasthan Royals in a pivotal match to preserve their hopes of making the IPL 2024 playoffs, but the triumph was not without some controversy. Although Sanju Samson appeared to be in excellent form, he was dismissed for 86, and Shai Hope’s catch to end his innings has generated a great deal of controversy among analysts and fans alike. Although replays indicated that Hope was somewhat near the boundary line when the catch was made, the third umpire chose to award DC the point. Samson and the on-field umpires got into a fight as a result, and DC owner Parth Jindal’s response to the incident went viral.
A disciplined bowling assault ensured that RR fell well short of the objective as DC posted a score above 200 thanks to half-centuries from Abishek Porel and Jake Fraser-McGurk.
We could have scored 11–12 runs an over, so I believe we had it within reach, but these things happen in the IPL. Yes, both are going well. We prefer to follow the conditions, so we didn’t want to chase the extra 220 runs. Had we given up a few fewer boundaries, we would have been able to win.”
“Despite the fact that Fraser McGurk, the DC opener, performed as expected throughout the competition, we managed to recover quite well. We’ve dropped three games, but they were all extremely close games that we’ve been playing exceptionally well. We need to keep the momentum going and adjust in order to make a comeback.”
“Well and no. In fact, you have to give credit to someone like Stubbs who played well against Sandeep, who has been bowling extremely well in the last ten or eleven games. He scored an extra two or three sixes against my two best bowlers, Sandeep Sharma and Yuzi Chahal.After the game, Samson stated, “We have lost the game, we need to figure out where we lost the game, and we need to keep going.
