Delhi Capitals Head Coach Statement: After registering a big win in their previous match, Delhi Capitals will look to continue the winning momentum when they take on Mumbai Indians in their next match of WPL 2025 at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium on Friday, February 28.
Delhi Capitals Ready for Tough Challenge Against Mumbai Indians
Talking about the team’s six-wicket win in the previous match, head coach Jonathan Batty praised the team and said, “It was a much better performance, but there is still some room for improvement. We came together a little better and used those pieces of the puzzle. We were a little bit sharper and more precise with our skill execution and it was a really good overall team performance.”
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Delhi Capitals Head Coach Acknowledges Back-to-Back Matches Are Tough
Delhi Capitals also have to play against Royal Challengers Bangalore the next day. When asked about the challenges of playing two consecutive days, Batty said, “Playing two consecutive matches is physically difficult for the players, but if you are playing good cricket, playing two consecutive matches can be really good.”
He said, “We are obviously trying to manage the workload of the players, and hoping that we will play good cricket again against Mumbai Indians and then play against RCB the next day.”
In the first match played in Vadodara, Delhi Capitals defeated Mumbai Indians by two wickets in a last-ball thriller. However, their opponents are currently at the top of the points table, while Delhi Capitals are in second place.
Delhi Capitals Determined to Win Every Match
Talking about the match against Mumbai Indians, the English player said, “It is clear that all the teams are well balanced this year. Mumbai Indians are very strong and we know they are a tough opponent. We have to be on top of our game against them.”
He said, “Obviously, our destiny is in our hands. We have to keep trying to win every single match
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