After David Warner’s team defeats GT, Aakash Chopra says, “DC are alive, but the team is still on the ventilator.”

On Tuesday, May 2, at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, the 44th game of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 saw an exciting match between the reigning champion Gujarat Titans and the David Warner-led Delhi Capitals.

Delhi Capitals, who were given the opportunity to bat first, managed to score 130 runs in their opening inning. With a low total against the defending champions, Delhi, who had been trying to rediscover their form in the IPL 2023, appeared to be heading for yet another crushing defeat.

But thanks to the bowlers’ outstanding performance, the team was able to prevail. With a victory, Khaleel Ahmed, Ishant Sharma, and Kuldeep Yadav just about managed to maintain their chances of making the playoffs.

Aakash Chopra, a former Indian cricketer, shared the same viewpoint. He believed that Delhi’s victory over Gujarat had just maintained their chances of qualifying, and that the David Warner-led squad is still playing because the top four teams have recently lost points.

“If you look at the last four games, the club that was ranked among the top four fell. Gujarat Titans have now joined the list of losers, joining Chennai Super Kings, Rajasthan Royals, and Lucknow Super Giants. Delhi achieved victory. In a video on his YouTube page, Aakash Chopra claimed, “They are alive, but the team is still on the ventilator.

This time, everything that Gujarat had going for it broke apart: Chopra Aakash Chopra also discussed the Gujarat Titans’ performance in the match. The fact that the defending champions have dropped their last three games at home does not seem promising. The squad still holds the first spot in the IPL points standings, despite the defeat.

“Everything Gujarat had going for it this time went apart. This has already occurred on a couple occasions this season. Despite losing three games at home, they are still in a secure position. They remain a positive aspect, though,” Chopra remarked.