IPL 2020 - Three Shocking Changes Made By Delhi Capitals (DC) Just Before IPL Auction

Third change in Delhi Capitals just before IPL 2020, new player gets a chance

There is still time for early IPL 2020 but before that Delhi Capitals have to make three changes one after the other including two players.

Dubai SS Shah, It is still time for the Indian Premier League (IPL) 13th season to start, but before that the Delhi Capitals franchise has had to make three changes one after the other. Delhi Capitals have had to replace two players as well as a coach. In this series, the Delhi team has now included 27-year-old Australian all-rounder Daniel Symes in the squad, as England opener Jason Roy is injured.

Delhi Capitals on Thursday announced that Daniel Symes will replace Jason Roy in the upcoming IPL season. Jason Roy has also been ruled out of the three-match T20 series with Pakistan starting today, August 28 due to a muscle strain. Jason Roy recently suffered a muscle strain while preparing for the T20 series against Pakistan at Old Trafford, Manchester.

On Wednesday, Jason Roy's injury was scanned, which revealed that he would not be able to play cricket for the next few weeks. However, Jason Roy will still remain with the England team and go through the rehabilitation process so that he can be fully fit for the limited-overs series with Australia starting next month. Roy had recently struggled during the ODI series played with Ireland and was able to score just 25 runs in three matches.

On the other hand, Delhi Capitals have said in their statement that Jason Roy has dropped out of the league due to personal reasons. Also on joining Delhi Capitals, Daniel Symes said, "IPL is a big platform for any cricketer. At home we watch this tournament very closely. I am very happy to be a part of it this year. Give me a chance I thank the management of Delhi Capitals. and symes will join the capitals along with Fellow australian players marcus Stoinis and Alex Carrie.

Let us know that earlier Delhi Capitals had included South African fast bowler Enrique Norkhia in the team in place of England fast bowler Chris Woakes. Vox will not be part of IPL this time due to family reasons, while the third change in the Delhi team has taken place in the coaching staff. Former Australian bowler Ryan Harris has been appointed the bowling coach of the team.