IPL 2022, LSG VS DC: 'Sweet Super Giants' celebrate after winning 3rd consecutive game

Updated : Apr 08, 2022 10:26
|
Editorji News Desk

Lucknow Super Giants' Jason Holder credited the entire team as the new franchise won their 3rd successive match at the IPL 2022 after defeating Delhi Capitals by 6 wickets with 2 balls to spare. 

In the post-match conference, Holder acknowledged that in every game, some or the other payer steps up to take the team over the finish line. 'This game was another example of a complete effort where we've had different people putting up their hands at different stages of the game to get us over the line. And I think the more tight games we win the more confidence we gain from that because it almost feels like sometimes you can win a game from almost any position' he said.

CHECK GT vs PBKS LIVE SCORE AND MATCH UPDATES HERE

Further, he also praised the team for chasing down a huge total of 210 against Chennai Super Kings. Calling it a massive achievement, the West Indian cricketer said, ' You need victories like that in any given campaign. The manner in which we chased that total with not two or three people standing out but an entire team effort with our batting'

Lucknow who have so far only lost their opener against Gujarat Titans celebrated singing their hearts out. Their Physio led, as the team sang their own version of the famous song of Neil Diamond 'Sweet Caroline' in the locker room after registering a win in their 4th match of the season. 

DISCLAIMER: Editorji is a part of Sanjiv Goenka led RPSG Group



KL RahulIPL 2022Lucknow Super GiantsDelhi Capitals

Recommended For You

editorji | Sports

Emotion, tears as Messi retires from Argentina national team

editorji | Sports

Harmanpreet Kaur steps down as India captain with immediate effect

editorji | Sports

India, West Indies fined for slow over-rates in third ODI

editorji | Sports

Asian Games 2026: Sunil Kumar Wins Wrestling Bronze, India’s Medal Tally Gets Boost

editorji | Sports

India win first athletics gold at Asian Games 2026 as women's 4x400m relay team triumphs