The teams of Sunrisers Hyderabad and Mumbai Indians are face to face. The match between the two teams is being played on 23 April. Hardik Pandya won the toss for Mumbai and decided to bowl first. Batting at number three, Ishaan Kishan made a big mistake. He returned to the pavilion without being out.
Ishan Kishan returned to the pavilion without being dismissed.
Ishan Kishan came to bat in the second over. He was batting for 1 run. Ishaan Kishan tried to play the shot off Deepak Chahar’s ball in 2.1 overs. But the ball went into the gloves of Ryan Recelton without touching Ishaan’s bat.
Meanwhile, all the players from Mumbai appeal and the umpire declares them out. But the interesting thing is that the ball did not appear to touch Ishaan’s bat. Even after this, Ishaan returned to the pavilion without DRS. His honesty proved to be expensive for Hyderabad.
Hyderabad’s condition is bad.
The decision to bowl first in this match proved to be correct for Mumbai. Hyderabad lost 4 major batsmen in just 6 overs. Travis Head and Abhishek Sharma came as an opener and shared a 2 -run partnership. The head returned to the pavilion without opening an account, while Abhishek Sharma scored 8 runs off 8 balls. Ishaan Kishan was also dismissed for 1 run in 4 balls. In 4.1 overs, Nitish Reddy also returned to the pavilion after scoring 2 runs off 6 balls. Hyderabad lost its 4 major batsmen by scoring just 24 runs in 6 overs.
Bolt and Chahar made a boom
Trent Bolt and Deepak Chahar bowled brilliantly in the first 6 overs. Trent Bolt also took 2 and Deepak Chahar also took 2 wickets. Both created panic with their sharp bowling.
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