Karun Nair response to Shardul Thakur was excellent. When he responded, “Take what you get, have you heard about it?” DC captain Axar Patel was inconsolable.
On and off the pitch, Karun Nair is a fireball. Pulling his leg isn’t a very smart idea since, similar to the recent struggle against the bowlers, Nair came out on top of a joke with Shardul Thakur. Shardul attempted to harass Nair during a practice session prior to the Lucknow Super Giants vs. Delhi Capitals game at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow. DC captain Axar Patel was inconsolable when Nair, who has been playing brilliantly in both local and IPL cricket, responded appropriately to Shardul.
The incident, captured and shared by Delhi Capitals on X, has sent social media into a frenzy, with fans dubbing it the “moment of the season.”
The Delhi Capitals’ post, captioned “Bapu, Lord and Nair fire,” featured visuals of Axar Patel interacting with GT LSG pacer Shardul Thakur.
Axar hugged Shardul and said, “For you, I have to set everything aside and then meet you properly.” “The Lord” is another well-known moniker that the DC all-rounder used to refer to Shardul.
“Isn’t it different from Karun Nari?” Shardul answered. Axar stated, “Karun Nair’s case is different,”
After Karun Nair finishes his nets practice, the film then cuts to him leaving. “Are you sharing the nets?” Shardul asks, observing Nair leaving. You ought to bat by yourself. You’re sharing the nets, but why? Shardul expressed in a light-hearted way.
Nair had an excellent response. “Take what you get, have you heard about it?” Axar and Thakur were inconsolable at Nair’s remarks, and the DC batter fled.
Karun Nair was dismissed for 15 off 9 balls while opening the batting for DC in their 160-run chase. Before being bowled by off-spinner Aiden Markram, he struck two fours and a six. However, he and Abishek Porel’s explosive 36-run opening gave DC the perfect foundation to chase down the goal with 13 balls remaining.
Rahul’s 42-ball undefeated 57-run innings and his 51-run partnership with Abishek Porel, who took the second wicket, helped Delhi win. Axar, the captain of DC, also held onto 34 from 20 balls.
Delhi is now ranked second in the 10-team table after recovering from their previous loss to the Gujarat Titans, who are at the top of the standings, with six victories in eight games.
Mukesh Kumar, a seam bowler, helped lead Lucknow back from 87-0 to 110-4 and then to a disappointing total of 159-6 with his four wickets, setting up victory. Karun Nair, who opened the batting for DC in their 160-run chase, was out for 15 off 9 balls. Before off-spinner Aiden Markram bowled him, he smashed two fours and a six. But with 13 balls remaining, DC was able to chase down the goal because to the explosive 36-run start he and Abishek Porel delivered.
Rahul’s 42-ball undefeated 57-run innings and his 51-run partnership with Abishek Porel, who took the second wicket, helped Delhi win. Axar, the captain of DC, also held onto 34 from 20 balls.
Delhi is now ranked second in the 10-team table after recovering from their previous loss to the Gujarat Titans, who are at the top of the standings, with six victories in eight games.
Mukesh Kumar, a seam bowler, helped lead Lucknow back from 87-0 to 110-4 and then to a disappointing total of 159-6 with his four wickets, setting up victory.
Conclusion
In addition to demonstrating his keen sense of humour, Karun Nair’s clever response to Shardul Thakur’s light-hearted dig brought attention to the fun camaraderie that is flourishing in the IPL. Such amusing interactions serve as a welcome reminder of the spirit of sportsmanship and fraternity that transcends the boundaries in a league full of stressful situations and fierce rivalry. Nair’s one-liner went viral, showcasing the pleasure, energy, and personality that characterise the IPL. Fans hailed the moment as an instant classic, even Axar Patel was caught in a fit of laughing.
