Aaron Finch was purchased in the auction by Delhi Daredevils in 2011. His tenure at DD was disappointing, to say the least. He wasn’t given much of an opportunity to shine with the bat.
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In 2011, he played only 6 games and scored a total of 47 runs at an average of 7.83. Maybe he would’ve done better had he been given a couple more matches. His poor performances and lack of confidence cost his team dearly.
His second season was pretty much the same. This time he played fewer games. He was only given 2 games and scored a total of 55 runs with an average of 27.50. He had already done better than his previous season, but still, Delhi decided that he only deserved two matches. Maybe they didn’t need him because since they were having a terrific season.
This was his last year for Delhi. He then went on to play for Pune Warriors India in 2013 where he had one of his best seasons to date. He scored 456 runs in 14 games.
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