🏏IPL 2026: Rajasthan Royals vs Delhi Capitals, 43rd Match Jaipur🏏 - Page 76

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Riyan cried

The RR captain, Riyan Parag: "Thought it was a good score. 200 around par. Could have bowled way better in the middle overs. [On holding back finishers] It was lefty-righty as well. I don't know, actually. Eight-nine overs to go, we wanted to delay it. Eight-nine an over off the spinners. Nothing much to think about that. [On his injury] Hopefully not too serious, on the hamstring. Week's break, will clear it out. [On knock] I don't need to answer any critics. At the end of the day, we lost the game..." Teared up a little, in the end there

Originally posted by: SoniRita

he is not potm

Why the hell i changed him

85

Mitchell Starc now: "Nice to get the cobwebs out. Good to get some running in the legs, get some training in. Nice return... I mean I've been bowling for a period of weeks. Haven't bowled at a batter until three nights ago. In terms of ticking the boxes with the skills, I was in a position to do most of what I want to do."

Originally posted by: PunnyPotato

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We are at 7th place now...

Originally posted by: SalluTheUllu

85

46 runs is the most Jofra Archer has conceded in an innings in this IPL season.

Highest successful chases for DC in IPL

226 vs RR, Jaipur, 2026*

210 vs LSG, Vizag, 2025

209 vs GL, Delhi, 2017

207 vs PBKS, Jaipur, 2025

- This is also the second-highest successful chase against RR, behind the 229 runs chased by SRH at the same venue earlier this season.

- RR have lost 6 out of 7 games at Jaipur since 2025

Originally posted by: SoniRita

he is not potm

Nissanka???

That was a clinical chase from Delhi Capitals. For a side that was shot out for 75 in their previous game and had never chased down a 220-plus total in their history, this was as good as it gets. They got there with 4 balls to spare and 7 wickets in hand. Nissanka gave them the perfect start in the powerplay as the Capitals raced to 70. Rahul then took over once the field spread out, and together the pair stitched a rapid 100-plus opening stand. After Nissanka’s dismissal, Nitish Rana carried the momentum forward and added another 50-plus partnership with Rahul. The two looked set to cruise home, but wickets in successive overs briefly brought Rajasthan Royals back into the contest. However, Ashutosh and Stubbs held their nerve and guided the Capitals home. A much-needed win for Delhi after three consecutive defeats.