25 April,2018 09:40 AM IST | New Delhi | PTI
Delhi's Liam Plunkett against Punjab at Kotla on Monday. Pic/AFP
Down but not out. That's what pacer Liam Plunkett tried to convey while summing up the mood in the Delhi camp after suffering yet another loss. Delhi came agonisingly close to breaking their run of reverses, only to lose by four runs to Punjab at the Feroz Shah Kotla on Monday. "It was really disappointing to lose such a close game. It is really frustrating for all of us. It was a match we could have won," Plunkett said.
Having lost five out of their six matches, bottom-placed DD host Kolkata on Friday. "We will still believe in ourselves and we know we can win. It is a matter of one win to set the ball rolling. I think we can do it in our next match," said Plunkett. Drafted in for Kagiso Rabada, the Englishman made instant impression on his T20 2018 debut, returning with figures of 3-17 in four overs.
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