Delhi Capitals registered a win over Rajasthan Royals in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2026 match. However, the match made headlines when Kyle Jamieson struck early to remove Sooryavanshi and gave a fiery send-off. However, Jamieson opened up on his duel with Sooryavanshi, saying that he has never been as afraid of a 15-year-old kid as he was against Vaibhav.

“I don’t think I have ever been so fearful of a 15-year-old kid in my life. But yeah, we have obviously done a little bit of planning going into the game. It was nice that it paid off,” Jamieson said in a video shared on the IPL website. “For most teams looking at Rajasthan’s side, it’s their top two that have got them off to fliers. Starcy got one with a high full toss and I got one with a Yorker. It was nice to get away early and sort of I guess stem the flow a little in the power play.”

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Kyle Jamieson, who came into the Delhi Capitals team in place of injured Lungi Ngidi, welcomed new-ball partner Mitchell Starc as well. However, he went on to pick three wickets in the match, playing a crucial role in the team’s victory as well.

“He is world class right, so whenever you can have one of those guys in your squad, it’s a huge benefit. He came at the right time, we sort of needed to get a bit of a move on, on the points table. Nice to share the new ball with him, he is pretty surreal,” Kyle Jamieson concluded.