Kane Williamson usually weighs fast bowler Trent Boult during the New Zealand team’s net session, but the Mumbai Indians bowler was successful in sending the pavilion to the Sunrisers Hyderabad veteran in the Indian Premier League (IPL) match here on Sunday . The New Zealand captain failed to understand Bolt’s slow ball and was caught by wicketkeeper Quinton Dickock. Mumbai Indians beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by 34 runs in this match thanks to the superb bowling of ‘Man of the Match’ Bolt.
Bolt took crucial wickets of Williamson and Johnny Bairstow for just 28 runs in four overs at the small ground in Sharjah. Bolt said after the match, “I usually don’t get Kane’s wicket on the nets (during the New Zealand team practice), so it was good to dismiss him.”
“You’ve just got to be comfortable with what you’ve got to do!”
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“We saw cricket happening on this pitch,” said Bolt. This ground is also small. This effort of the players was excellent. I was looking at the swing with the new ball. “The left-arm bowler said,” It is hot here and the situation is different for me. “
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Mumbai Indians defeated Sunrisers Hyderabad by 34 runs in the Indian Premier League (IPL) match here on Sunday on the basis of tight bowling after Quinton Dickock’s brilliant innings of 67 runs. Mumbai, batting first, restricted the Sunrisers to 174 for seven after scoring 208 for five in 20 overs. The experienced Mumbai bowlers bowled extremely tightly in the last five overs in which the Sunrisers team could muster only 35 runs.
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With this win, Mumbai Indians topped the table due to better net run rate. This is the team’s third win in five matches. For the Sunrisers, captain David Warner hit a 60-ball 44-ball knock, but he was bowled at the other end by brief innings of Johnny Bairstow (25 off 15 balls) and Manish Pandey (30 off 19 balls). Did not get along
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