It is not right to blame Indian batsmen for the defeat: Marsh

Delhi Capitals all-rounder Mitchell Marsh said that it is unfair to blame the inexperienced Indian batsmen for the team’s defeat after failing to chase down the target against Sunrisers Hyderabad. Marsh, after taking four wickets in the match, played a brilliant innings of 63 runs in 39 balls and shared a second wicket partnership of 112 runs in 66 balls with opener Phil Salt to keep the team in the match. After the break of this partnership, the Delhi batsmen failed to create rhythm and lost the match by nine runs.

“We have a lot of faith in all our players,” he said after the match.We have some inexperienced players in our team but we have to trust them, you have to test those players there. I don’t think we lost because of him today. ”””’ The Australian player said in the press conference, ” There were some areas of our game where we lagged behind. It was definitely not because of them (Indian players). Lost close matches. It is very difficult to win matches in IPL. Unfortunately, the results of such close matches have not been in our favor.

Marsh gave credit for Sunrisers Hyderabad’s victory to Heinrich Klaasen (53 not out). The team made a big score with the fiery innings of Klaasen and opener Abhishek Sharma (67). He said, “I think his (Klasen) innings definitely changed the course of the match. Coming to the crease on this pitch, it was difficult to play big shots but he was able to do so. He is in great shape.