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• • • • WPL 2023: Delhi Capitals hand Royal Challengers Bangalore fifth consecutive loss in WPL WPL 2023: Delhi Capitals hand Royal Challengers Bangalore fifth consecutive loss in WPL Jonassen smacked Renuka Singh for a six and a four to finish off the game with two balls to spare, reaching 29 not out off 15 balls with four fours and one hit over the fence. Delhi Capitals scored 154/4 in 19.4 overs. WPL 2023: Royal Challengers Bangalore succumbed to a fifth consecutive defeat in the Women’s Premier League on Monday night as Delhi Capitals clinched a six-wicket win in a tense finish. Chasing 151 on what turned out to be a challenging surface to bat on, Delhi Capitals were guided by the pair of Jess Jonassen (29 not out) and Marizanne Kapp (32 not out), who produced an all-round show. After delivering a superb 4-0-17-0 in the first half, Kapp guided Delhi past the finish line with an unbeaten 32 not out from as many balls, laced with three fours and one six. Jonassen smacked Renuka Singh for a six and a four to finish off the game with two balls to spare, reaching 29 not out off 15 balls with four fours and one hit over the fence. Delhi Capitals remained on the second spot in the points table with four wins giving them eight points, whereas RCB were pushed closer to elimination since they have endured a horror campaign in the inaugural WPL, losing all their five matches. “It was not the best of starts, including my batting. That first 14 overs did really hurt us. 10-15 runs ...

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IPL 2023: Speaking in the press conference after the game, Salt said that it was clarity as a batting group that was helping Delhi Capitals do well. The player of the match against RCB started by saying that Delhi bowlers had done a good job but the batters had failed to back it up till now. "I know that if I go out there and put the pressure back on the bowlers and I get off to a good start, then it makes it easier for the next batter to have a good start, which means that our batting unit is a lot more likely to win," Salt said in the post match press conference. Speaking about the season, Salt said that Delhi sat down as a group and figured out the rights and wrongs during their losing streak and worked on becoming more aggressive. "After a few games, sort of a conscious review between everybody - what are we doing right, what have we done well and what could we improve on. With the batting group, throwing the first punches, throwing the pressure back on to the bowling side was a major talking point... It was a result of that little chat - what's working, what isn't that's given us clarity, which means that we've gone over there and played with freedom," Salt told the media with a lot of clarity of thought. "The message that sends back to the dressing room or in the dugout is one that you can come and [do it too]," Salt further added. Delhi's win got them out of the bottom position in the league table. The team has four more matches to play in the IPL and will need to w...

DELHI TOWNSHIP, Ohio ‒ Jack Colston put down his beer and straightened his back, grimacing as his girlfriend struggled to zip him into a hot pink dress without snagging his wig or popping the two balloons he’d just stuffed into his bra. His uncle, Rob Penny, stood a few feet away, wearing red lipstick and a less elaborate outfit. “You went too far,” Penny said, chuckling. Colston smiled. “Because I’m prettier than you?” It’s not a conversation the two men would likely have any other day of the year. But on this Friday in early August, Delhi Skirt Game: The controversy over men playing softball in drag At least the moment made sense here, in the Delhi Park lodge, where Colston, Penny and a dozen other male softball players known as “The Ladies of the Skirt Game” gathered to squeeze into hip huggers and haphazardly apply makeup around beards and mustaches. To them, the game they were preparing to play was part of a goofy but harmless tradition, a charity event that’s raised more than $1 million for needy Delhi residents since 1978. But 45 years is a long time. People can change after so many years, even in conservative, West Side suburbs like Delhi Township, where the idea of a bunch of men playing softball in bad drag somehow became a thing without ever creating a fuss. For Colston and the other players, the ground beneath their bobby socks shifted overnight. It happened in March, after they applied for their annual permit to play at Delhi Park. Critics of the event mounted...