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IPL 2025: Axar Patel's Explosive Start with a Six

Axar Patel hits a six while batting for Delhi Capitals against Lucknow Super Giants in IPL 2025

Pragati Chougule

Axar Patel showcased his aggressive batting style by hitting a massive six, bringing the crowd to their feet. As of the 3.1 over, DC stands at 23/3, with Axar contributing significantly to the score with 3 fours and 1 six.

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After a shaky start where DC lost three quick wickets, Axar Patel stepped up to stabilise the innings. His ability to find boundaries early on is crucial for DC as they look to recover from the early setbacks.

The LSG bowlers have been on fire, making early breakthroughs that have put DC under pressure. Shardul Thakur's early wicket of Jake Fraser-McGurk set the tone for LSG's bowling attack.

The crowd erupted in excitement as Axar hit his six, showcasing his intent to take the game to the opposition. Fans are eager to see if he can lead DC to a competitive total despite the early losses.

With DC at 23/3, Axar's role is pivotal in anchoring the innings and building partnerships with the middle order to post a challenging score against LSG.

Axar Patel, who recently took over as captain from Rishabh Pant, has emphasized keeping things simple and focusing on team growth throughout the season. His leadership will be tested as he navigates through this challenging situation.

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