“Stuck to Vans”: Delhi Capitals star Mitchell Starc’s wife Alyssa Healy remembered the terrible scenes from Dharamsala

The Indian Premier League (IPL) will continue on Saturday days after being suspended due to geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan. The match between Punjab Kings (PBKS) and Delhi Capitals (DC) was called for safety reasons, but BCCI stated that the failure of the projector failure is the reason for the failure of the failure. Since Dharamsala was not far from the border, a special train was held to take players to the new Delhi.

After reaching national capital, Indian players left for their cities, while the overseas stars returned to their countries hours before India and Pakistan’s ceasefire.

Australian women’s team in Dharamsala to support her husband Mitchell Starc and DC, Captain Alyssa Healy, remembered the scenes from that terrible night in Dharamsala.

“This was a surreal experience. Suddenly, a few light towers went out and we were just sitting there … We were a big family and extra support staff, and the next minute we broke our group and brought us on the bus and his face was white,” Healy said. Willow Talk Podcast.

Healy explained that Faf du Plessis didn’t even wear his shoes when he reached the locker room, where Starc reported that a nearby town was shot by a missile.

“He was like we need to go right now. ‘ We had nothing to do with some missiles, so the lights were closed.

Healy also remembered that scenes close to the border were similar to a game war room.

“We ended up going southwest towards (Pakistan) border, which was a little bit terrifying. Systems that Shoot Missles And then, I could see that fireworks were a wedding, and that didn’t have a good timing.