Delhi Capitals’ Director of Cricket and former India cricketer Sourav Ganguly opened up on skipper Rishabh Pant’s glowing 51-run knock in opposition to Chennai Tremendous Kings (CSK) and stated that the wicketkeeper-batter will all the time keep in mind it. Pant scored 51 runs from 32 balls at a strike price of 159.38. He slammed 4 fours and three overhead boundaries throughout his time on the crease. This was the wicketkeeper-batter’s first fifty after getting back from harm.

Ganguly took to his official X social media account and stated that Pant has performed properly in opposition to the Chennai-based franchise within the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024.

“Properly performed Rishabh Pant… you’ll keep in mind this innings for a life time… You may have performed many good ones and can play even higher ones however this story will stay with you all the time,” Ganguly wrote on X.

Properly performed Rishabh pant @RishabhPant17 .. u will keep in mind this innings for a life time .. u have performed many good ones and can play even higher ones however this story will stay with u all the time @ParthJindal11 @bcci

— Sourav Ganguly (@SGanguly99) March 31, 2024

Recapping the match, former CSK skipper MS Dhoni (37*) produced some traditional classic hitting within the closing over, sending the gang right into a frenzy but the sport was gone a lot earlier than his closing over heroics.

Regardless of Dhoni occurring a scoring spree, the DC bowlers have been distinctive whereas defending 192. Khaleel Ahmed scripted the narrative in favour of DC by dismissing the opening pair of Ruturaj Gaikwad and Rachin Ravindra for 1 and a couple of, respectively. Ajinkya Rahane (45) and Daryl Mitchell (34) tried to get issues going for CSK with their 68-run stand. However Axar Patel offered the breakthrough by eradicating Mitchell. Mukesh Kumar swooped in from the opposite finish to take away Rahane and assist Delhi clinch their first win of the season.

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