After his team’s loss to RR, DC chairman shares an SRK-like tweet.

Key sentence:

• Delhi Capitals administrator Parth Jindal shared a Tweet after DC lost to Rajasthan Royals.
• Jindal’s tweet had similarity to KKR co-proprietor Shah Rukh Khan.

Delhi Capitals administrator Parth Jindal shared a Tweet after DC lost to Rajasthan Royals by three wickets in IPL 2021 in Mumbai on Thursday. 

Jindal’s tweet had similarity to KKR co-proprietor Shah Rukh Khan’s reaction after his team imploded to a 10-run misfortune to Mumbai Indians despite being in a directing situation for the majority of the match. 

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DC had RR gulping for breath at 42 for 5:

DC had RR gasping for breath at 42 for five while pursuing 148 for triumph, yet let them move away from that circumstance as David Miller (62 off 43 balls) and Chris Morris (36 off 18 balls) showed their class to take RR home in 19.4 overs. 

A tweet by Delhi Capitals chairman Parth Jindal:

“Hard to process this misfortune after an excellent battle by the lower request and the bowlers,” tweeted Jindal. 

NONETHELESS, the DC proprietor didn’t go to SRK’s degree of saying ‘sorry to the fans. All things being equal, Jindal saluted RR and discussed returning as a ‘superior and more astute unit.’ 

“We will gain from this and return a superior and more astute unit – all around played @DelhiCapitals – great retaliate – we should skip back on Sunday – congrats to @rajasthanroyals,” he added. 

DC did not get off to an ideal start:

After being sent in to bat first, DC didn’t get off to an ideal beginning as rebound man Jaydev Unadkat eliminated both DC openers Prithvi Shaw and Shikhar Dhawan No.3 batsman Ajinkya Rahane early. 

Mustafizur Rahman took out Marcus Stoinis for a duck.

Rishabh Pant played a fluent knock of 51:

Rishabh Pant, at that point, played a familiar thump of 51 and, with the assistance of lower centre request players Lalit Yadav and Tom Curran, took DC to 148 for 7. 

The RR got off to an equally poor start:

In answer, the Royals got off to a similarly helpless beginning as Kagiso Rabada, and Chris Woakes eliminated Jos Buttler, Manan Vohra and Sanju Samson early. 

Mill operator restored the innings followed by Morris’s splendid demonstration as RR won by three wickets.