Lalchand Rajput feels Yuzvendra Chahal-Ravi Ashwin duo is game-changers for Rajasthan

The Rajasthan Royals (RR) and Delhi Capitals (DC) are up against each other in Match 34 of IPL 2022. Royals are in the third position with four wins, while the Capitals are placed sixth with three wins in six league matches. Ahead of this fixture, the former Indian cricketer Lalchand Rajput discussed the form of Yuzvendra Chahal and shared his views on Capitals.

Rajput reckoned that the body language of Chahal has been different this season and he has looked confident. Rajput said that the leg-spinner is trying to show the world his potential in the shortest format and had put a question mark on the decision of selectors who kept him out of the T20 World Cup 2021 squad. He further added that Chahal has developed himself into a world-class bowler with this attitude and mindset on the field, and praised his performance in death overs. In three matches of IPL 2022, Chahal has scalped five wickets at an economy of 7 in the death overs.

“The most important for a bowler is his body language, which gets better when your confidence is high. The way he runs before going to bowl, tells how much confidence he has. The graph has certainly improved for Chahal, and he wants to show the world if I was bowling well, and why I was left out. This is the time, he wants to show with his consistent performances, that I am still the wrist spinner who can bowl in the powerplay as well as death overs. His mindset and attitude are making a good bowler into a world-class bowler,” said Lalchand Rajput on Sky247.net presents ‘Not Just Cricket Show’ on CricTracker.

Rajput also reckoned that DC are dependent on the contribution of the players like Prithvi Shaw and David Warner, who have helped them to get a flying start in the last few matches. He pointed out the RCB game, where the middle-order could not win the game for the team. Rajput concluded by saying that the team is missing the services of Shimron Hetmyer, who finished well in the last few editions for the fr

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