Dubai: Amit Mishra’s spinner was happy that he returned to full fitness after a rather slow recovery from Covid-19 which was pretty much cut off by the outside world.
Delhi Capitals Tweaker is now looking forward to the IPL continuing here on September 19 he is among the infected people in the IPL-Bio bubble, forcing BCCI to suspend the event in May.
“After the IPL was stopped in May, I focused on my recovery from Covid-19.
According to the advice given to me by the doctor, I improved my fitness slowly and was steady,” he said in the release of the team.
“It’s hard for me during the recovery phase, but I’m happy that I’m here for the second half of the season.
I was trained myself and didn’t go close to anyone after recovery.” I have some sports equipment like as a treadmill and set them in my house too because I don’t want to train in a public gym.
Delhi Capitals have a good walk in the first round of the tournament, recording 6 wins in 8 matches.
However, Mishra felt that all teams had to start from the beginning when the resume season.
“We are at the top of the standings now, but we have to start from the beginning.
We have to arrange our strategy again.
I think every team has the same opportunity to do well now because we all restart the tournament.” We play the second half of the IPL in a different country, so we have to design our strategy, according to the conditions here on the UAE.
“Spinners added that he would try to build their momentum in the first half season.” We have done well in The last two seasons and shows have come because of collective efforts.
From the coach for the selection for players, everyone must be credited to the progress of Delhi Capitals’ as a team in recent years, “said 38 years.
Delhi Capitals took Sunrisers Hyderabad on September 22.
Amit Mishra looks forward to the resumption of IPL
