DC vs KKR Match 28: Andre Russell injures Anrich Nortje, hits one straight onto his shin 

In a thrilling match between Delhi Capitals and Kolkata Knight Riders on Thursday at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi, fans were left on the edge of their seats as they witnessed a heart-stopping moment that left everyone in shock. The incident occurred in the 18th over when Anrich Nortje was bowling for Delhi Capitals and Andre Russell from Kolkata Knight Riders was on strike. Earlier, Delhi Capitals skipper David Warner won the toss and decided to bowl first on his home turf.

On the first ball of the 18th over, Andre Russell smashed a ball straight onto Nortje’s shin, causing him to fall onto the ground in immense pain. Fans held their breath in anticipation as Phil Salt, Delhi Capitals wicketkeeper, ran straight to Nortje’s aid, signaling the team physio to come onto the ground. The atmosphere was tense, with everyone hoping that it wasn’t a serious injury.

However, despite the initial concern, Nortje didn’t appear overly fussed as he received some spray and strapping on the blow. The relief was palpable among the fans as Nortje got back on his feet, ready to continue playing. The incident demonstrated his sheer strength and determination, and his resolve to continue playing despite the injury was a testament to his dedication to the sport. 

With the support of his team and the fans, Nortje completed the over, much to everyone’s amazement. The Delhi Capitals had put KKR under immense pressure, taking 9 wickets under 100 runs, and the match had been a nail-biter from the start.  

In the end, KKR finished their innings at 127/10 in 20 overs, with Russell hitting 38 runs off 31 balls to get his team to a decent total. The match had been an emotional rollercoaster, with moments of tension, excitement, and relief. However, the courage and perseverance displayed by Nortje will be remembered by fans for years to come. 

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In a thrilling match between Delhi Capitals and Kolkata Knight Riders on Thursday at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi, fans were left on the edge of their seats as they witnessed a heart-stopping moment that left everyone in shock. The incident occurred in the 18th over when Anrich Nortje was bowling for Delhi Capitals and Andre Russell from Kolkata Knight Riders was on strike. Earlier, Delhi Capitals skipper David Warner won the toss and decided to bowl first on his home turf.

On the first ball of the 18th over, Andre Russell smashed a ball straight onto Nortje's shin, causing him to fall onto the ground in immense pain. Fans held their breath in anticipation as Phil Salt, Delhi Capitals wicketkeeper, ran straight to Nortje's aid, signaling the team physio to come onto the ground. The atmosphere was tense, with everyone hoping that it wasn't a serious injury.

However, despite the initial concern, Nortje didn't appear overly fussed as he received some spray and strapping on the blow. The relief was palpable among the fans as Nortje got back on his feet, ready to continue playing. The incident demonstrated his sheer strength and determination, and his resolve to continue playing despite the injury was a testament to his dedication to the sport. 

With the support of his team and the fans, Nortje completed the over, much to everyone's amazement. The Delhi Capitals had put KKR under immense pressure, taking 9 wickets under 100 runs, and the match had been a nail-biter from the start.  

In the end, KKR finished their innings at 127/10 in 20 overs, with Russell hitting 38 runs off 31 balls to get his team to a decent total. The match had been an emotional rollercoaster, with moments of tension, excitement, and relief. However, the courage and perseverance displayed by Nortje will be remembered by fans for years to come. 

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