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IPL 2019: Delhi Capitals' Harshal Patel ruled out of the Indian Premier League

Delhi Capitals seamer Harshal Patel was ruled out of the remainder of the Indian Premier League (IPL) owing to a fracture in his right hand, coach Ricky Ponting said here on Thursday.

By PTI

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IPL 2019 - Harshal Patel ruled out of IPL: Ponting

Kolkata, April 11: Delhi Capitals seamer Harshal Patel was ruled out of the remainder of the Indian Premier League (IPL) owing to a fracture in his right hand, coach Ricky Ponting said here on Thursday.

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"He has suffered a fracture in his right hand in the game against Kings XI (on April 1). It took us a few days to actually get to the bottom of that fracture. He's had some X-Rays. He's been ruled out for three-four weeks which basically ruled him out of the tournament. We need to find a replacement," Ponting said at the pre-match conference.

Patel has featured in two out of the six games for the Delhi-based outfit this season, picking up 2/40 in the tied game against the Kolkata Knight Riders, which Delhi won in the super over. He had conceded 0/37 in the 14-run dramatic loss against the Kings XI Punjab in Mohali.

Ponting further said left-handed top order batsman Manjot Kalra also has a niggle in his right arm and thus has to clear a fitness test. "We need him to pass a full fitness test today. So that's the reason we've got as many guys here on trial."

The Shreyas Iyer-led side has had a mixed season so far. In six matches that Delhi Capitals have played, they have won three matches and have lost three matches. They will take on KKR on Friday.

Story first published: Thursday, April 11, 2019, 22:05 [IST]
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