Delhi Capitals (DC) spinner Kuldeep Yadav has said that his team is treating their upcoming match against Punjab Kings (PBKS) as a knockout game. Both the teams have 12-12 points in their account and two matches each are left for these teams. In this case, only one team can reach 16 points. That is why Kuldeep Yadav says that this match for Delhi does or dies.
Initially, Australian players were not available with Delhi Capitals, while some players could not play due to Corona in between. Apart from this, Prithvi Shaw was also ill. In such a situation, the team faced a lot of trouble in the selection. However, a lot of things have now settled down. In such a situation, the team led by Rishabh Pant is looking to make it to the playoffs for the fourth time in a row, while Punjab will have a chance to reach the playoffs after a long time.
Before the match, Kuldeep Yadav said, "It is a do or die situation for us. We have done well in the tournament, but we have lost some close matches. We have to make sure that we do not make any mistakes so far in the competition. Don't repeat it. We have prepared well for our next match. We are considering the match as a knockout match for us. It will be important for us to start well, whether we bat or bowl first."
Kuldeep Yadav has also said that no team is weak in T20 cricket. He said, "Punjab Kings are a good team. There are many good players on the team. They batted very well in their last match against Royal Challengers Bangalore. There is no weak team in T20. Anyone can score big on any given day. May or may take a wicket." Against RCB, Punjab played a strong game and kept the playoff hopes alive.
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