IPL 2022: Watch - David Warner takes a stunning catch to dismiss dangerous Jitesh Sharma

Mayank Agarwal-led Punjab Kings went on to clash with Delhi Capitals on 16th May, Monday. Coming to that game, the skipper of Punjab Kings, Mayank Agarwal won the toss and opted to take the field.

Batting first, Delhi Capitals posted a decent total, scoring just 159 runs on the board. Mitchell Marsh has played very well throughout the innings for Delhi Capitals and scored 63 runs for his team.

Chasing the total, Punjab Kings got a good start from their openers but the middle-order batters didn't perform up to the expectations of the fans. Jitesh Sharma was the lone warrior in the middle as he tried his best, scoring 44 runs and taking the game to the end.

However, Delhi Capitals' bowlers bowled exceptionally well as they won the game by a margin of 17 runs. With 7 wins in their bag, Delhi Capitals are placed in the 4th spot on the points table.

I always like to perform in crunch times: Shardul Thakur

Shardul Thakur was the Man of the Match as he scalped 4 wickets for his team. All the four wickets are crucial ones which turned the game upside down for Punjab Kings.

"I always like to perform in crunch times, the last two games were important and I always feel happy when I rise to the right occasion.

6th over was a big over where I got two wickets, they were cruising and in both innings, fast bowlers were going for runs in the powerplay and as soon as the powerplay ended, the runs stopped," Shardul Thakur was quoted as saying by Cricbuzz in the post-match presentation. 

"The spinners came in and did a good job. As a bowling unit we were trying to hit good areas, but after the 12th over there was dew which is why we did not bowl Kuldeep Yadav.

I'm preparing well and whenever I got the chance, trying to put some score and hoping I will continue my run with the bat," said Thakur.

Besides, Jitesh Sharma who was taking the side towards the victory line has been dismissed by Shardul Thakur in the crunch moment of the game. It was a fabulous catch by David Warner diving forward and removing the dangerous man for 44 runs.

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