The Delhi coach is not happy with the team’s performance in the first match. Ponting also warned the team by crediting the two opposing cricketers. According to him, repeating the same mistake will cost you dearly. Delhi Capitals could not start the IPL in the expected rhythm. David Warner’s team lost by 50 runs to Lucknow Super Giants. Why did this happen in the first match? Delhi coach Ricky Ponting found the reason. Ponting blamed the team’s poor bowling and poor fielding for the loss in the first match. The coach of Delhi also accepted that nothing good can be expected from such a performance. Ponting said after the game on Saturday, “It is not difficult to accept that the opposition team scored more runs than they could have scored. The fielding did not help us at all. After the first four overs, our fielding was pretty bad.”The former captain of Australia cited the failure to catch as one of the reasons for the team’s loss. He said, “We wasted a few chances due to bad fielding. We had to pay for Kyle Myers’ catch. But he took advantage of the opportunity. Hit 2 fours and 7 sixes. He gave the opponent a chance to get out with a personal score of 14 runs. Ponting also said, “After we took the catch, Myers started batting aggressively.

Especially chose our spinners. His innings are a lesson for us. We need to sharpen our fielding. Do not repeat such mistakes. The cost of wasted opportunities cannot be overstated. According to Ponting, scoring 190 or more runs on the Lucknow wicket was not easy. But Lokesh Rahul’s party did that. For this, besides giving credit to the batters of the opposing team, he blamed the poor performance of his team. Ponting is also not happy with the team’s bowling. He said, “There were 16 sixes against us. From this, it is understood how we said. 16 sixes proved that our bowling was not up to expectations. Bowling like that makes it difficult to bring yourself back into the fight, In my opinion, they just hit five great fours. There was a lot of dew on the field. So it was easier to bat in the second innings. We have to analyze the reasons why we lost.”Delhi coach also praised Lucknow bowler Mark Wood. Wood took 5 wickets with 14 runs in Saturday’s match. Ponting said, “Wood is a world-class cricketer. Be aware of your work. We knew what kind of bowler he was. I couldn’t do that either. As the competition progresses, Wood can become more formidable.”