IPL 2024: Pat Cummins Calls SRH vs. MI “Insane,” Saying It’s “Got a Bit Too Close for Comfort”

IPL 2024: Pat Cummins Calls SRH vs. MI “Insane,” Saying It’s “Got a Bit Too Close for Comfort”

Pat Cummins’s to begin response: ‘That was insane’ after Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) beat Mumbai Indians (MI) by 31 runs in the Indian Head Association (IPL) at the Rajiv Gandhi Worldwide Stadium in Hyderabad on Wednesday. The SRH captain said that indeed, even though MI ‘got a bit too close for comfort’, his group ‘finished it off well’.

“That was crazy. The ball was truly pinging around. Not until we bowled did it get a bit too close for consolation. They found a boundary at whatever point they required it, but we wrapped it up well,” Pat Cummins said at the post-match presentation. The SRH hitters unleashing a supreme batting slaughter on MI’s bowlers implied they set an unused record for the highest-ever add-up in the IPL through a mammoth 277/3 and broke the record of Roya Challengers Bengaluru, who made 263/5 against Pune Warriors India in 2013.

Their 277/3 is the third-highest add-up in all men’s T20 recreations. Head started the quick assault by coming to his fifty in 18 balls to inevitably make 62. Some time ago, Abhishek brought out his attack to get the speediest half-century of the progressing competition in 16 deliveries. Though Klassen got his fifty in 23 balls, he unleashed huge hits to encourage the capacity swarm by remaining unbeaten on 80 off 34 balls, demonstrating why he’s one of the best players in T20 cricket.

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“You never play for 270, but we needed to be positive and be forceful. Take the amusement on. It was a great wicket, so we had to suck it up, knowing we would go for a few boundaries. What’s critical is to have clear plans with the ball. MI looked to get the chase done, much appreciated by the heroics of Tilak Varma, who made a dazzling 64 off 34 balls at his domestic ground, and other players like Ishan Kishan and Tim David chipping in. But SRH’s bowlers sparkled by giving no pace and keeping the scoring rate in check in the centre overs to keep MI at 246/5. Talking to almost all the Hyderabad fans in the stands, Cummins said, “The amazing environment on the ground, delighted to be playing here, was fantastically loud.”