DC vs KKR - Player Ratings - Andre Russell and Kuldeep Yadav shine despite Delhi Capitals winning in Super Over

Chris Lynn (4/10): Let me tell you, Lynn is done. No, it isn’t just because he could only score 20 runs, but because of how uncomfortable he looked at the crease. Gone are the days when he could batter powerplay bowlers mercilessly and his struggles with the shoulder become more evident with every passing day.

Nitish Rana (2/10): Law of averages caught up with Nitish Rana tonight. After guiding KKR to two consecutive wins with two consecutive fifties, Rana could only manage a single against Delhi Capitals. Batting was not that difficult, but his failure of picking up the length of deliveries would surely come up in the team meeting.

Shubman Gill (3/10): Unfortunate to be dismissed due to the Kagiso Rabada-Harshal Patel-Sandeep Lamichhane combo, but then again, he was very keen to get off the blocks, albeit the situation demanded him to take the opposite route. 

Andre Russell (9/10): He is like Chris Gayle on steroids. The law of averages don’t apply for him. While DC were celebrating dismissing the top order quickly, they forgot that it meant Russell would get more balls to play. 62 off just 28 balls is, simply put, absurd. I am just going to put down his Super Over failure down to injury.

Kuldeep Yadav (7/10): How can someone get battered for 33 runs in two overs and come back with one of the best couple of overs you will see in the death by a spinner. He hasn’t impressed too much in the purple and gold too often but maybe this is might see him become the X factor, as far as bowling is concerned, that KKR desperately need.

Lockie Ferguson (5/10): Another decent performance by the Kiwi pacer. There is nothing that you can fault him for but there isn’t anything that you can praise him for either. I believe he needs a signature performance to get his IPL career well and truly started.