BCCI hits heavy fines on Delhi Capitals Captain Axar Patel for violating this IPL code of conduct against Mumbai Indians
The match was held on Sunday, and the Delhi Capital committed its first offense of the season under Article 2.2 of the IPL Code of Conduct, which involved a super crime at the lowest rate.
Delhi Capital (DC) Captain Axar Patel was fined for maintaining a slow super interest rate in the 29th clash of Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi.
The match was held on Sunday, and the Delhi Capital committed its first offense of the season under Article 2.2 of the IPL Code of Conduct, which involved a super crime at the lowest rate. According to a report by Espncricinfo, Axar was fined Rs 1.2 lakh.
Karun Nair made a memorable 89 beat when his Indian Premier League (IPL) comeback. The final hit crash was incredible, including a knockout hat trick that led the Delhi Capitals (DC) to beat the Mumbai Indians (MI) in the first game of the season at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi on Sunday.
With this victory, DC’s four-game winning streak was broken and they ranked second. MI finished seventh with two wins and four losses.
Following the failure, Delhi-based franchise captain Axar Patel announced the reasons for the team’s defeat in the 18th cash-rich league.
“We put the game in the bag. There are some gentle sacks and bad shots in the middle order. You don’t need to overthink every time. I had only one in those days. I was happy in the midway stage. Initially, the ball kept stopping. But, it got better. However, it could be beaten in all three spinners. From a batting point of view,” the All-A-Organ said in his post-match speech.
Fifty matches from Tilak Varma, as well as the influential situation of Surya Kumar Yadav and Naman Dhir, have driven the Mumbai Indians (MI) to score 205/5 in over 20 matches against Delhi Tower (DC).
The start of DC was tough in the 206 runs, with Jake Fraser McGurk’s drying on with the Golden Duck as his footage found Will Jacks’ hand in the cover area, making Deepak Chahar’s first wicket. From Karun Nair, DC was 0/1 in 0.1, with only Abishek Porel scoring 33 times while all other batsmen were struggling to run.
DC finished MI with 193 in 19 matches, a record knockout match secured MI, and Mohit Sharma was used up by Santner. MI beat 12 times.
(This story has not been edited by DNA staff and published from ANI except for the title)
