Indian wicket-keeper batter Rishabh Pant has lavished praises for Purani Dilli 6, lauding the team's resilience and hard work in the ongoing Delhi Premier League (DPL) being played here at the Arun Jaitley Stadium.
Although Purani Dilli 6's journey was cut short after the second semi-final against South Delhi Superstarz was abandoned due to rain but Pant was full of praise for his teammates. As per the tournament rules, the team that is placed higher in the points table will advance to the final of the tournament.

South Delhi Superstarz, having finished second in the points table progressed to the Final and Purani Dilli 6, who finished third with 10 points, were eliminated on Saturday.
Pant, who has been closely following the Purani Dilli 6 progress, shared his thoughts. He said the team will comeback stronger in the next season. The right handed batter also shared an emotional post on his Instagram story captioning it as "our team has won hearts."
"I've been following watching the team from the sidelines and admire their hard work, determination, and grit the boys have put in to get this far. It's unfortunate that rain ended our run, but I'm immensely proud of every player. We've built something special this season, and I'm confident we'll come back stronger next year, aiming for the title," said Rishabh Pant in a statement.
Meanwhile, veteran Indian pacer Ishant Sharma praised Purani Dilli 6 for their commitment and resilience during the season. He was disappointed of not being able to contest the semi-final but was quick to commend the players for their dedication throughout the Delhi Premier League.
"I've seen how much heart and effort the boys have given throughout the tournament. It's disappointing to go out this way, but the team can hold their heads high. We've shown great potential, and I know next season will be even better," said Ishant.
It was remarkable journey for Purani Dilli 6 in the DPL. From tough losses in close encounters to back-to-back wins leading them to the semi-finals, the team showed resilience and determination. South Delhi Superstarz, who lost the final on Sunday, had qualified for the finals without winning in the semis.
The rain has played a spoilsport in the last few days in the Delhi Premier League. This has also highlighted the importance of having reserve day atleast for the knockout matches. If there would have been a reserve day Purani Dilli 6 would have got a chance to fight for the finals spot.