"Now, we have got now three of the most fancied team in the competition in KKR, Mumbai and Chennai in a row. It's a nice way to start this trip. We have made a step in the right direction," Gilchrist said at the post-match press conference last night.
The former Australian wicketkeeper said his bowlers did a fine job by restricting the Daredevils to a modest 120 after choosing to bowl.
Gilchrist also praised his opening partner, Mandeep Singh, who once again got the team off to a flier in a small run chase.
"Mandeep (Singh) has been fantastic for us. I have let him down by getting out first. He has been able to consolidate with whoever comes in," the 41-year-old added.
Harmeet, who was awarded the man-of-the-match for taking three wickets, said his quick adjustment to the wicket helped him perform better.
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