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“It might have been off the pad”- Tim David honestly reveals if he nicked the ball when Delhi Capitals did not ask for DRS

Tim David

The 69th match of the 2022 edition of the Indian Premier League is in the history books with the five-time champions Mumbai Indians signing off on a high. MI played their last match of the season against the Delhi Capitals last night at the Wankhede Stadium. Tim David was the game-changer for the Mumbai-based franchise as he scored 34 runs off 11 deliveries.

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David came out to bat when the team’s score was 95/3 at 14.3 overs in a run-chase of 160. The former Royal Challengers Bangalore star relentlessly attacked the Delhi Capitals bowling attack as he smashed two fours and four sixes in his 11-ball knock.

The Singapore-based player changed the landscape of the match with his big-hitting. At one stage, it looked like the Mumbai Indians would struggle to win the game, but they eventually won the game with five balls to spare.

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However, fans should note that David could have been dismissed early had Rishabh Pant opted for a review when the Delhi Capitals appealed for a caught behind. Pant said that the other players standing inside the circle were not so confident, which is why he did not take the review. The replays showed that David had nicked it.

Tim David was asked whether he knew if he nicked the ball

After the match, Tim David was asked if he knew that the ball had edged off his bat and traveled to the wicket-keeper Rishabh Pant. Here’s what the Mumbai Indians player replied:

“I heard a noise but I wasn’t sure if I nicked it. I thought it might have been off the pad but I had some luck.”

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David also mentioned that he received a message from Royal Challengers Bangalore skipper Faf du Plessis earlier today. Here’s what he added:

“I got a message from Faf this morning – it was him, Virat and Maxi in MI colors. Now I’ve got to post something on Instagram.”

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