DC Playing XI: Delhi coach Ricky Ponting – There can be many changes in the team

DC Playing XI: After losing three consecutive matches, the Delhi Capitals team now wants to win. Once again in his home ground, David Warner’s team will clash with Mumbai Indians in the 16th match of IPL (IPL 2023). Delhi, who had earlier lost against Gujarat Titans at their home ground, is craving a win.

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DC Playing XI: Delhi coach Ricky Ponting – There can be many changes in the team

At the same time, Mumbai Indians have also lost in their last two matches, due to which Rohit Sharma’s army would like to win at any cost. However, Delhi coach Ricky Ponting has said that there can be many changes in the team.

Delhi Capitals handed over the command of the team to David Warner in the absence of regular captain Rishabh Pant

Actually, Delhi Capitals handed over the command of the team to David Warner in the absence of regular captain Rishabh Pant. After which Delhi, which has played three matches so far, has not won any match. At the same time, troubled by three consecutive defeats, the team’s head coach Ricky Ponting has also said that now new players will get a chance in the coming matches.

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Chance for Yash Dhull and Chetan Sakariya

If Prithvi Shaw does not get a place in the playing XI of Delhi Capitals, then young player Yash Dhull can make his debut in his place. Also, Khaleel Ahmed may be ruled out of the match against Mumbai due to injury. Whereas Chetan Sakaria can get a chance in his place on the team.

Delhi has looked battered in all three matches played so far

While Delhi had to face defeat by 50 runs against Lucknow and by 6 wickets against Gujarat in the first match. Delhi has looked battered in front of the opposition team in all their three matches played so far.

Possible playing XI of Delhi Capitals – David Warner (Captain), Prithvi Shaw/Yash Dhull, Chetan Sakaria, Riley Roseau, Rovman Powell, Akshar Patel, Aman Khan, Abhishek Porel (wicketkeeper), Kuldeep Yadav, Enrique Norkhia and Mukesh Kumar.