[Watch] IPL 2025: DC hilariously award Mohit Sharma for his 'special' single after beating LSG in IPL 2025

The Delhi Capitals (DC) were spotted having a chilled dressing room after their scintillating win against the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) in the IPL 2025. The management collectively decided and gave Mohit Sharma an award for the 'special' single he took during the last over of the game. That single was extremely important to bring the set man, Ashutosh Sharma, on the strike. 

While receiving the award, Captain Axar Patel was seen making a few comments on the award. He was simply making fun of Mohit for winning the award to take a single. DC shared a video on their social media account where Axar said, "Single ke liye bhi award milta hai kya? Bol raha hai beesve over mein keh raha hai ghum gaya. Unees over dekhe nai tune?" Then somebody from the background said, "Jalta hai majnu, ise nai mila." 

It was an incredible game of cricket as DC showcased a stunning comeback from a tough position. They chased down a target of 210 runs, which is their highest run-chase in the league's history. Under captain Axar Patel, DC has a chance to create history by winning their maiden IPL title as they have a balanced side.

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However, it will be intriguing to see how Axar and the team carry their winning momentum in the upcoming games. Ashutosh Sharma will surely be the player to watch out for in the tournament because of the kind of batting he does in the middle overs. This isn't the first time he played such an innings. 

Get used to it now: Axar Patel

Skipper Axar Patel is filled with pride and confidence in the tournament after winning the first game against LSG. Following the game, Axar started his post-match presentation speech with the line, 'Get used to it now.' The captain scored a brilliant cameo of 22 runs off 11 balls in the game. 

"Get used to it now. It's going to be like this only under my captaincy, things will be up and down a little. Now that we have won, people won't complain about why I gave that over to Stubbs. Don't remember the last time I saw something like this. The way they played in the first six overs, we felt we gave a few too many early on," said Axar Patel at the post-match presentation.