Panic button will be pressed if all five matches are lost… Kuldeep Yadav said on the failure of top batsmen

New Delhi. Delhi Capitals spinner Kuldeep Yadav said that there is no need to panic over the poor performance of the top order in the very first match of the IPL. Delhi Capitals won by six wickets with the brilliant partnership of Sameer Rizvi and Tristan Stubbs after the top order faltered in the first match.

KL Rahul was out on the very first ball, Pathum Nissanka had trouble scoring runs and Nitish Rana was out while trying to play aggressively. Before the match against Mumbai Indians, Kuldeep said, 'Nitish has been playing for many years and is an experienced player of IPL. Nissanka is also a good batsman and everyone knows his ability. I think there is no need to panic.

He said, 'There is no such thing. This was the first match. You want a good start but sometimes that doesn't happen. I am confident that they will play well in the coming matches. Kuldeep said, 'There is no need to press the 'panic button' right now. Perhaps this button will be pressed when we lose five out of five matches.

Last season, Delhi team had lost four out of five matches at its home Ferozshah Kotla but Kuldeep expressed confidence of comeback. He said, 'We will play good cricket and can win five out of five matches. There has been no discussion in the team about (losing four matches).