New Delhi. In IPL Seesam 18, many young captains are performing brilliantly for their teams, but there is a captain who is being discussed everywhere, he is the vice-captain of India's T20 team and now he can become the Future captain of the country, it is to say that it is to say that the well-known coach of the cricket world.

Matthew Mot, assistant coach of Delhi Capitals, gave credit to captain Akshar Patel in the current session of the Indian Premier League, saying that his leadership style makes the players immediately comfortable, that is why they are watching the great leadership quality in them, which can benefit the Indian team in future.

Passed as captain Patel!

Delhi Capitals are at the top position in the points table by winning three consecutive matches, which is credited to coach Akshar Patel. DC coach Mot said before the match against Royal Challengers Bangalore, said, the balance of the letter between cricket and life is great. While sharing his ideas about the team, he ensures that other players are also included in it. There is a smile on his face. He keeps harmony with everyone's thinking. Mot said that Akshar has well used the experience of the experience of the team of the team like Lokesh Rahul and Royal Challengers Bangalore captain Faf Duplesi. He takes full advantage of other experienced players of the group.

Gujarati brain in letter game plan

The former England coach said that Akshar's thinking is completely different and he has played so much cricket that he knows that it can be a lot of ups and downs. The mentality of the letter is such that even if our day is bad, it will be equally positive. Mot said that letters will try to bowl more in the upcoming matches. This captain of Delhi Capitals has bowled only eight overs in three matches of the team so far. He has not got any success yet. He said that we were probably a little surprised that he did not bowl much. He felt that other bowlers were doing well. A player like Vipraj (Corporation) came, who performed amazing, which made the burden of the letter slightly in bowling.