Smith spoke regarding his mindset, "I felt like I could go out and just play with a lot more freedom naturally (in Sri Lanka) and not have any kind of hesitation in the back of my mind like I need to be a bit more reserved or anything."
Marsh claimed ankle discomfort during Australia's five-wicket win in Townsville on Sunday and will head back home to Perth. The all-rounder is likely to be available for Australia's three-match T20 series against India, which kicks off on September 21.
Navi Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 17 (ANI): Delhi Capitals batter Mitchell Marsh lavished praise on his team's bowlers for their 'outstanding' attack which provided them with a victory over Punjab Kings.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 12 (ANI): After playing a match-winning knock of 89 runs, Delhi Capitals batter Mitchell Marsh said that the wicket at Dr DY Patil Stadium, Mumbai reminds him of the Perth Stadium.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 28 (ANI): Delhi Capitals skipper Rishabh Pant won the toss and opted to field against Kolkata Knight Riders, here at the Wankhede Stadium on Thursday.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 20 (ANI): Delhi Capitals skipper Rishabh Pant on Wednesday won the toss and opted to bowl first in their IPL 2022 match against Punjab Kings here at Brabourne Stadium in Mumbai.
Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 18 (ANI): Delhi Capitals all-rounder Mitchell Marsh has tested positive for COVID-19, following which he has been admitted to a hospital. The Delhi Capitals medical team is closely monitoring Marsh's condition.
Mumbai Apr 18 PTI Delhi Capitals Australian all-rounder Mitchell Marsh will be out of action for at least 10 days as a day of intense drama saw him return positive for COVID-19 in a second RTPCR test along with two support staff taking the total number of cases to four It couldnt be independently confirmed if Marsh has been hospitalised or not The other two who have tested positive are team doctor Abhijit Salvi and the team masseur The RTPCR reports of all other players have returned negative A few days back team physio Patrick Farhart had tested positive for the virus Mitchell Marshs RTPCR first report has come negative However the second RT-PCR report turned out to be positive All other playing members have negative in RT-PCR tests There is no threat to Wednesdays match between DC and PBKS a senior BCCI official told PTI on Monday It is understood that the Australian all-rounder showed some symptoms and a Rapid Antigen Test was performed which came positive It could have been due to the fact that he was undergoing rehab under Farhart and picked up mild symptoms which didnt turn out to be alarming Salvi also seemed to have tested positive because of his proximity to Farhart and Marsh DC were supposed to travel to Pune today but the entire squad members have been told to retire to their respective rooms and as per protocol RT PCR is being done to ascertain whether there is an outbreak in the camp or it is an isolated case like Patrick Farhart a BCCI source had earlier said With all other players testing negative the match is likely to go on as scheduled All teams are staying at Conrad Hotel in Pune where BCCI has created a bio-bubble They were supposed to travel but now it has been delayed Obviously all those whose results would be negative would carry on with onward journey tomorrow the source said As per the BCCIs testing protocols every member of an IPL squad in a team bubble is tested every fifth day unlike last season when it was done every third day However if the franchise on its own wants the members to be tested they are more than welcome The development comes after team physio Farhart tested positive last week We were supposed to leave today but have been told to stay in room until further notice said a team source With COVID cases rising outside the IPL bio-bubble the virus threat inside the controlled environment has also increased Last season the tournament had to be suspended midway due to the second wave It was resumed and completed in the UAE in September-October PTI KHS BS KHS AH AH
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