Hi @Avinash_Narala 

Yeah, you can think of it as a partitioning replacement. 

According with documentation: 

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/databricks/delta/clustering

Delta Lake liquid clustering replaces table partitioning and ZORDER to simplify data layout decisions and optimize query performance. Liquid clustering provides flexibility to redefine clustering keys without rewriting existing data, allowing data layout to evolve alongside analytic needs over time.