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Mumbai Indians made a brilliant comeback by winning the match against Delhi Capitals in IPL 2025. Leg spinner Karn Sharma, who became the hero of this victory, completely changed the attitude of the match with three important wickets in the middle overs.
The ball changed, the seam disappeared and got the benefit
In the conversation after the match, Karn Sharma admitted that the team was helped with great help after the ball being changed after the 13th over.
- He said, “I did not expect dew. There was no dew in the first innings, but when the ball changed, it did not have a seam.”
- Karna believes that the absence of seam became a profit situation for him and it also caused the ball turn.
Delhi lost 9 wickets in 74 runs
At one time, Delhi team scored 119 runs in 11 overs.
- But after this, the team lost the rest of its 9 wickets within just 74 runs.
- Karn Sharma sent important batsmen like Abhishek Porel, KL Rahul and Triston Stabs to the pavilion.
The goal was to take wickets in the middle overs
Karn Sharma said that his aim was to take wickets in the middle overs.
- “The team was scoring 10-11 runs per over and we needed one or two wickets.
- Mitchell Santner and I did the same together. Every wicket is important in such matches. ”
- He said that KL Rahul is a big name and it was very important to dismiss him.
Introduced well with Kotla pitch
Karn Sharma, who played club cricket in Delhi for a long time, admitted that his understanding about Kotla’s pitch helped him.
- “I am from Meerut and have played a lot of cricket in Delhi. I knew how the pitch here is and how to bowl.”
- He also said that Karun Nair’s wicket proved to be decisive, as Delhi’s rhythm was broken as soon as he was out and then the wickets fell quickly.
‘Lucky’ is being proved in IPL
Karn Sharma is considered to be the ‘Lucky Charm’ of the IPL.
- He has so far won three IPL titles with three different teams:
- Sunrisers Hyderabad in 2016,
- Mumbai Indians in 2017,
- With Chennai Super Kings in 2018.
- He said, “It looks good after returning to Mumbai Indians after six-seven years and it is a special experience to start again from where he left in 2017.”
North India Statesman