India's rising speedster Arsheep Singh, who played a crucial role in Punjab King's four-wicket victory against Delhi Capitals on Sunday recollected the fine points of the match.

He felt Sam Curran contributed immensely to take the team over the line. The new PCA Stadium at Mullanpur in Mohali played host to the two teams on Saturday. After Punjab Kings restricted the Delhi Capitals to 174/9, Curran led the chase with four wickets to spare. Arshdeep Singh, who had a great spell of 2/28, said, "T20 cricket is a game of momentum and you have to find a way to stay in the game. The bowlers pulled the game back well after the Delhi Capitals got off to a good start in the Powerplay overs and Sam Curran played a brilliant innings to take us over the line." Punjab Kings' Arshdeep Singh bowls during the Indian Premier League cricket tournament match between Delhi Capitals and Punjab Kings in Mullanpur, Punjab. On usage of short delivery by the team bowlers, he said: "We looked to use the short deliveries as much as possible because the square boundaries are big here in Mullanpur. We wanted to use as many variations as possible and not worry too much about the runs being scored." Speaking about playing in the newly-opened stadium in Mullanpur, the speedster said, "We got to know about the conditions of the new ground through our pre-season camp. We found out the kind of deliveries which would work for us and the batters got to know the kind of shots they need to play on this ground. We'll look to use our home conditions in our favour as much as possible."

Novel cause

In a novel initiative the match in Mullanpur also contributed Rs 35 lakh to a noble cause as the M3M Foundation, with Shikhar Dhawan Foundation, has committed to support vocational education of girl children. A sum of Rs 5 lakh will be donated to one girl child for every 25 runs scored and 3 wickets taken by Punjab Kings during its home games. This was announced through a team statement. "Through the initiative, the organisation will offer vocational education support to 111 girls for up to Rs 5 Lakhs, covering a total amount of Rs. 5.55 crore over the next five years," said the statement.