Legendary Players & Staff
21 entries in the Delhi Capitals compendium.
Legendary Players & Staff — Era Chart
Gautam GambhirGautam Gambhir is a defining figure of the Delhi franchise's early history, though he was Virender SehwagThe Nawab of Najafgarh who captained Delhi Daredevils in 2008, 2009, and part of 2012, rewDavid WarnerAcquired for the 2022 season at Arun Jaitley Stadium.Amit MishraThe leg-spinner who claimed three IPL hat-tricks, a feat matched only by one other.Piyush ChawlaA seasoned spinner who commanded ₹6.75 crore at the 2019 IPL auction.Morne MorkelThe South African pacer who topped the IPL charts for Delhi Daredevils in 2012.Harbhajan SinghHarbhajan Singh stands as the cornerstone of Delhi's franchise history, originally known aZaheer KhanThe reverse-swing specialist who led India to World Cup glory and captained Delhi DaredeviShikhar DhawanThe Hitman who made Delhi's top order an avalanche of sixes and unforgettable finishes.Suresh RainaOne season in Delhi, a lifetime of left-handed magic that still echoes at Arun Jaitley.Rishabh PantThe man who treated every IPL over like a last over and made Delhi roar.KL RahulThe quiet maestro whose classical strokes anchored Delhi's golden IPL dawn.AB de VilliersThe man who made the entire ground his personal hitting zone.Chris GayleThe Universe Boss brought thunder to Delhi's bat, and the crowd never wanted the innings tDinesh KarthikThe man who kept the wickets and then broke them open with a bat that never asked permissiShane WarneThe red cap that turned a franchise into a phenomenon and a spin into a religion.Lasith MalingaThe yorker that bent the pitch and broke the opposition's spine.Stuart BinnyA South African's quiet elegance in Delhi's blue and gold.R. AshwinThe young off-spinner who spun Delhi's early IPL dreams into something tangible.Andrew FlintoffThe left-hander who told every bowler in Delhi: 'You're not getting me out, I'm getting yoIrfan PathanLeft-arm thunder from the other end, swinging both ways in a DC blue cap.
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