'I didn't need a second invitation...': DC's Jake on being aggressive

Fraser-McGurk's proactive batting style, characterised by quick runs and powerful strokes, set the tone for DC’s successful run-chase. His eagerness to seize the initiative and make significant contributions underlines his confidence and commitment to excel on the field, showcasing his potential as a dynamic force in the team's lineup. DC were 67/4 in 5.4 overs with skipper Rishabh Pant and Sumit Kumar on the crease. The duo built an unbeaten partnership of 25 runs as the side won the match inside nine overs.

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