New Delhi, July 31 — Wicketkeeper-batter Anuj Rawat has expressed excitement at leading Purani Dilli 6 in the third season of the Delhi Premier League, which begins on Friday, and said the side is determined to open its campaign with a win after thorough preparation.
Purani Dilli 6 will face Central Delhi Kings in the tournament’s opening match at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Friday evening. “We have had around 15 to 16 practice sessions leading up to the tournament, and the intensity and commitment shown by every player has been outstanding,” Rawat said in a franchise statement.
“The squad has prepared really well, and everyone is looking forward to stepping onto the field. It is a proud moment for me to lead Purani Dilli 6, and I am ready for the responsibility. We have a talented group with the right mix of experience and youth, and our focus is on playing positive cricket, giving our best in every game, and starting the tournament with a victory.”
After weeks of rigorous training, the franchise enters the third edition with a balanced squad that combines seasoned domestic performers and emerging talent. The team includes wrist-spinner Digvesh Rathi and young pacer Udhav Mohan, who was part of the Indian side that won the Under-19 World Cup earlier this year.
Owner Akash Nangia voiced confidence in the squad’s readiness, particularly after the team finished at the bottom of the points table in the 2025 season. “The wait is finally over, and everyone associated with Purani Dilli 6 is excited to get the season underway. We have worked hard over the past few weeks to build a strong and balanced squad, and the players have shown tremendous commitment during our preparations. We are confident that the team is ready for the challenge ahead. Our goal is to play fearless, competitive cricket and make our supporters proud,” he said.
Rawat’s appointment and the franchise’s emphasis on positive, competitive cricket signal an intent to improve on last season’s performance as the Delhi Premier League begins its third edition.
New Delhi, July 31 — Wicketkeeper-batter Anuj Rawat has expressed excitement at leading Purani Dilli 6 in the third season of the Delhi Premier League, which begins on Friday, and said the side is determined to open its campaign with a win after thorough preparation.
Purani Dilli 6 will face Central Delhi Kings in the tournament’s opening match at the Arun Jaitley Stadium on Friday evening. “We have had around 15 to 16 practice sessions leading up to the tournament, and the intensity and commitment shown by every player has been outstanding,” Rawat said in a franchise statement.
“The squad has prepared really well, and everyone is looking forward to stepping onto the field. It is a proud moment for me to lead Purani Dilli 6, and I am ready for the responsibility. We have a talented group with the right mix of experience and youth, and our focus is on playing positive cricket, giving our best in every game, and starting the tournament with a victory.”
After weeks of rigorous training, the franchise enters the third edition with a balanced squad that combines seasoned domestic performers and emerging talent. The team includes wrist-spinner Digvesh Rathi and young pacer Udhav Mohan, who was part of the Indian side that won the Under-19 World Cup earlier this year.
Owner Akash Nangia voiced confidence in the squad’s readiness, particularly after the team finished at the bottom of the points table in the 2025 season. “The wait is finally over, and everyone associated with Purani Dilli 6 is excited to get the season underway. We have worked hard over the past few weeks to build a strong and balanced squad, and the players have shown tremendous commitment during our preparations. We are confident that the team is ready for the challenge ahead. Our goal is to play fearless, competitive cricket and make our supporters proud,” he said.
Rawat’s appointment and the franchise’s emphasis on positive, competitive cricket signal an intent to improve on last season’s performance as the Delhi Premier League begins its third edition.