The team’s inconsistent show this season has seen them losing seven of the 11 matches they have played so far and are all but out of play-off contention with only three games left.
On Wednesday, DC lost to Chennai Super Kings by 27 runs after dominating the home team for better part of their bowling effort.
CSK posted a total of 167/8 in their 20 overs, before restricting DC to 140/8.
Speaking about the game, Watson said: “We have to find a way to execute our skills with the bat for a longer period of time. If we can do that, as we have done at certain stages of the tournament, then we can produce good batting performances.”
He said that people in the DC dug-out felt that 167/8 was par score on a track that offered turn.
“We thought 167 was a par score on the wicket in Chennai. It was important for us to get off to a decent start, but unfortunately, we couldn’t do that. It was also hard for us to rebuild after losing three wickets in the powerplay.”
Skipper David Warner’s early dismissal was also a big factor, said the former Australian all-rounder.
“Everything clicked really well against RCB. Unfortunately, Davey (Warner) wasn’t able to get through the first over. Then we lost (Phil) Salt and (Mitchell) Marsh as well. So, things just didn’t work out against CSK.”
When asked about the aspects the team needs to focus on for the upcoming games, Watson said, “We’ve got to just keep working on getting better. We were excellent with the ball for the majority of CSK’s innings.”
DC will take on Punjab Kings in their next match at the Kotla on May 13.
(With agency inputs)
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