Kumar Sangakkara blames: While the court and court in Sharjah where they first played this season may have had an impact. Rajasthan Royals head coach. Kumar Sangakkara believes it was their inability to adapt that led to their crushing. loss to the Mumbai Indians.
Rajasthan Royals (RR) head coach. Kumar Sangakkara has said that while the nature of the Sharjah pitch may have had an effect in their heavy defeat to. Mumbai Indians (MI) in the Indian Premier League (IPL) on Tuesday, the fault lies more in their inability to adapt than on anything else.
While the nature of Sharjah’s countryside may have played a role in the. Rajasthan Royals (RR) crushing defeat to the Mumbai Indians (MI) in the. Indian Premier League (IPL) on Tuesday.
Head coach Kumar Sangakkara believes that the mistake is most likely in your inability to adapt lies in anything else.
Kumar Sangakkara blames, When questioned if the toss had an impact on the outcome. Sangakkara replied, “You could probably argue so.”
“We’ve never played in Sharjah before, and based on prior games, it appears to be slightly better at night. And there was maybe a little more tempo today. However, once we had only. 90 on the board, it was quite difficult to win unless you had an incredible powerplay with wickets and very few runs “he stated
“The critical element for us was that after the powerplay, we were 42 [41] for 1, and the plan was to prolong it through the 13th-14th over with at least seven wickets in hand.” So we could really target a bowler or two in the 15th and develop that platform.
Unfortunately, we could not adapt. Mumbai bowled exceptionally effectively, and we lost far too many wickets, and we were never able to attack at any point. So it’s more likely that we’re to blame than the pitch or toss,” Sangakkara said.
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