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Harshal did not celebrate much after taking the wicket of Mahendra Singh Dhoni.
Harshal Patel’s statement on Dhoni’s wicket:Chennai Super Kings performed brilliantly against Punjab Kings and won the match by 28 runs. CSK bowlers tried their best to help the team win. But there came a moment in this match when there was silence in the stadium.
Dhoni, who was in stormy form, was out on the very first ball in the match against Punjab Kings. Harshal Patel surprised everyone by clean bowling Mahi, but he did not celebrate. But when Harshal was asked why he did not celebrate after this big wicket, he won everyone’s heart with his answer.
Why did Harshal Patel not celebrate after dismissing Dhoni?
Harshal Patel dismissed Shardul Thakur in the 19th over, then Dhoni came to bat on the fifth ball. Dhoni also got clean bowled by Patel on the very first ball. Before Dhoni could understand anything he was out. Chennai team was then struggling for runs, the fans thought that with the arrival of Dhoni, a big score would be made, but Harshal turned the tables. Harshal did not celebrate any big celebration after this wicket.
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Harshal did not celebrate much after taking the wicket of Mahendra Singh Dhoni. When he was asked about this, he said after the match, āI have a lot of respect for Dhoni. That’s why whenever I take his wicket I don’t celebrate. The biggest advantage of playing on this ground is that the ball reverses here. The ball was reversing in my very first over. Bowling slow was beneficial.ā
While bowling in this match, Harshal Patel took a total of 3 wickets. He took 3 big wickets giving 24 runs in 4 overs. Patel dismissed Daryl Mitchell, Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Shardul Thakur. With these 3 wickets, Harshal Patel equaled Bumrah and reached the top position in the race for the Purple Cap.
