Kuldeep Yadav was delighted after scoring the winning three against Lucknow Supergiants and attributed his performance to the tireless efforts of the support staff and physios, especially Patrick and Vet Wake, they played a key role in his journey to recovery. Kuldeep Yadav missed Capitals’ last three games due to injury but made a strong comeback. The wrist-spinner caught Marcus Stoinis (8) off his third ball, a wrong ‘un tamely chipped towards backward point, then followed up with LSG’s in-form knock Bowler Nicholas Pooran moved out and ripped it back to uproot the stumps for zero.

Not only did Kuldeep halt the home team’s charge and silence the crowd, he also chewed the stumps for good.

Rahul, who was on 39 off 21 balls, was batting beautifully when he tried to cut a ball that got past him and got an edge behind Kuldeep. The match was not handed out on the field but Rishabh Pant was quick to review and Rahul departed after scoring 39 runs.

“I’m not in good shape. I got injured in the first game. It’s difficult to see the team struggling in the midfield. I wanted to get myself fit for this game. Credit goes to Patrick and Vivek. They did a great job Good to keep my form and get me ready for this game, especially in the middle wicket to control the run rate and chase down the target, which was a good one, Kuldeep after the game. Speaking at the award ceremony, he said: “We played a lot of games with Pooran. Well executed, it’s a good shot. “

Looking back on his performance, Kuldeep emphasized the importance of clarity in bowling plans, emphasizing the importance of length control irrespective of the format. His confidence and clear strategy were evident as he discussed his reliance on teamwork, especially when working with wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant on decisions regarding the Decision Review System (DRS).

“I am very clear about my plan. As a spinner, length is important. No matter which format you play, good length is always good. Just focus on that. I am very, very clear and very confident that every When I feel it’s 50-50 (in the DRS call), I try to go and whenever I feel like it’s 60 or 40, I listen to Rishabh because DRS is what a bowler wants to take Stuff. “You feel like you have a chance to get a wicket. When you get 2 DRS, obviously I got 1,” Kuldeep added.

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