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IPL 2022: Gujarat Titans' Rashid Khan 'trying to contribute as much as possible'

Updated on: 03 April,2022 12:07 PM IST  |  Pune
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"First over I tried different grips to see which one is the right one on this wicket. A couple of good hits and five wides hurt me, so that is something I will take from this game and try to not repeat in the next game. Overall it was a good contribution," he added

IPL 2022: Gujarat Titans' Rashid Khan 'trying to contribute as much as possible'

Rashid Khan. Pic/AFP

Gujarat Titans spinner Rashid Khan expressed happiness after his side defeated Delhi Capitals in their Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 clash on Saturday.


Shubman Gill's 84-run knock and Lockie Ferguson's four-wicket haul guide Gujarat Titans to a 14-run win against Delhi Capitals here at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium.


"Definitely! Enjoying my time here. Two games, two wins. So far so good. I am trying to contribute as much as possible. A bit of dew is fine. There wasn't much dew here. Good conditions. The pitch wasn't as supportive but the length was the key. If you miss your length it is easy for the batters, so focusing on the length is important," said Rashid Khan in a post-match presentation.


"First over I tried different grips to see which one is the right one on this wicket. A couple of good hits and five wides hurt me, so that is something I will take from this game and try to not repeat in the next game. Overall it was a good contribution," he added.

Chasing 172-run target Delhi Capitals did not get an ideal start as skipper Hardik Pandya dismissed Tim Seifert in the very first ball of his bowling spell. In the fourth over Lockie Ferguson was introduced into the attack and the Kiwi pacer struck twice dismissing Prithvi Shaw for 10 and Mandeep Singh for 18 to leave Delhi tottering at 34/3.

Delhi needed a partnership and captain Rishabh Pant along with Lalit Yadav did exactly that taking the team's total beyond the 50-run mark in the seventh over. Pant-Yadav pair struck a fifty run partnership in just 34 balls. The 61-run partnership was broken as Lalit Yadav was run out for 25 to leave Delhi at 95/4.

Rovman Powell joined his captain and Pant batted aggressively to take Delhi's total beyond the triple-figure mark. Ferguson got his third wicket of the match getting the prized scalp of Pant for 43 from 29 balls. In the same over Ferguson got his fourth wicket dismissing all-rounder Axar Patel for 8 caught behind by keeper Matthew Wade to leave Delhi in trouble at 126/6.

In the next over Rashid Khan dismissed Shardul Thakur leg before wicket for 2. In the 18th over Mohammed Shami came back into the attack to strike two blows of two balls first dismissing Rovman Powell leg before wicket and then Khaleel Ahmed for a golden duck caught by keeper Wade to reduce Delhi to 143/9.

Delhi managed to score 157/9 in 20 overs falling short by 14 runs as Hardik Pandya led side Gujarat Titans registered their second win in two matches of the season. 

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