Nandni sharma
WPL: 'We Stayed In The Contest Till The Very End,' Says Nandini Sharma After DC’s Narrow Loss To GG
Chasing a formidable target of 210, Delhi Capitals finished at 205 for 5 in 20 overs, remaining competitive until the last ball. The chase was led by Lizelle Lee’s 86 off 54 balls and a quick 77 off 38 balls from Laura Wolvaardt. Earlier, DC’s bowling was highlighted by pacer Nandni Sharma, who posted impressive figures of 5 for 33. In only her second WPL game, Nandni became the first Indian uncapped player to take a hat-trick and the first Indian to achieve a five-wicket haul in the Women’s Premier League, taking four wickets in the final over.
Reflecting on the close contest, Delhi Capitals pacer Nandni Sharma said, “We stayed in the contest till the very end. Everyone gave their best and we were very close. These things happen in cricket, but the way the team fought was very positive.”
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