“He is one of these guys …”: In Delhi Capitals Captain Axar Patel, the great revelation of the teammate

A conversation with Axar Patel is like one of her best friends instead of the captain of a cricket team, said Jake Fraser-McGurk, the Delhi Capitals opener (DC). Axar started his life as DC Skipper brightly, with the page now in second place in the point table over six out of eight victories in second place. Fraser-McGurk was played according to a hard form of DC from DC and remembered how the conversation with Axar gave him some comfort. Axar is just one of these players who all leads, and everyone follows him, I think. He is an astonishing talent, and the way he plays makes everyone really proud to be in Delhi’s capitals. “

“He is so calm and relaxed at all times. We saw in a few games during this great game, he was very relaxed and very calm, as if he had done it a thousand times, but I’m not sure how often he did. We love to play under Axar, and we think he is one of the best players in our team that we can follow, and he can be a leader.”

“The conversation was very relaxed. We ate after a game in dinner, and he said that they still have so many options. There will be so often more times that they play for this franchise and that they can be successful for us. The good thing is that we win well and we win in a way that we want to win.”

“So he just smiles on. He always says that he keeps looking at, not just me.

Fraser-McGurk did not close his amazing success last season and only accumulated 55 runs in six games with an average of 9.16 and a strike rate of 105.76. Apart from 38 against Sunriser’s Hyderabad (SRH) in Visakhapatnam, the remaining ratings were set up.

“I would like to have a few races next to my name, but that’s how cricket is going through heights and they go through deep, and I think the IPL saw it for me personally in both years. You saw last year and now you see this year, but no, I think the most important thing is to stay all around.

“Of course, my role as a striker is to bring the team to a nice start. But that doesn’t mean that I have to try to hit every ball for six. I work really hard through myself and my trainers and everyone around me. How can I return to this team and be successful?” he added.

Fraser-McGurk, who was also in a lean with Australia in White-Ball Cricket and the Big Bash League (BBL), admitted that, given the poor hit form, he is not the best person who is on the best bad rack formin. But to draw his attention to the fact that one percent are correct.

“It is pretty obvious, is it not? It is not great this year, but you cannot be a result and result -based in this game, otherwise you will simply get there anywhere. You just have to trust the process, support your strengths again and again and try to strengthen your weaknesses, and hopefully one day it will be around and then start again.”

“This is the game – it’s T20 cricket. It will happen. Not everyone will beat 50 balls of 20 balls every time.

“It takes a bit to learn that I can concentrate on myself and be as professional as possible in the gym and can do everything like OnePercenter.

Fraser-McGurk asked about the difference between playing among coaches Ricky Ponting and Hemang Badani and believed that the work environment under these two could not be separated. “Obviously, Ricky is one of the best who has ever done it for Australia. I also worked under Hemang in the Capitals in Dubai, so it’s nothing new.”

“He is a great coach and the coaching team around him with Matthew Mott, our striking trainer and everyone. The players, I’m talking a lot with them. It’s not so different. Ricky is a wonderful coach and was a wonderful player. I loved playing it under him, but Hemang is the same,” he concluded.

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