IPL 2021: Was a good pitch, we failed to capitalise on start we got, says Rohit Sharma | Cricket News – Times of India
Rahul Tripathi and Venkatesh Iyer played knocks of 74 and 53 respectively as Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) defeated Mumbai Indians by seven wickets here at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium on Thursday.
Not our day at the office. Back to the drawing board.#OneFamily #MumbaiIndians #IPL2021 #MIvKKR https://t.co/CJ6GF0znzn
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“Few areas went wrong. We started really well but didn’t get enough towards the back end. I thought it was a good pitch, we failed to capitalise on the start we got and we didn’t bowl well at the start. I don’t want to look into it too much, things can happen and you have to move on. After a good start we had to get small partnerships but we kept losing wickets at regular intervals, it is not easy for new batters to go in and start hitting the ball,” Rohit said.
Here’s how the #VIVOIPL Points Table looks after Match 34 ???? #MIvKKR https://t.co/pM3jh5pme6
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With this win, KKR have jumped to the fourth spot in the points table while Mumbai Indians slipped to sixth position. Before entering this match, KKR had a dismal record against MI, registering just six wins in a total of 28 games, but Iyer and Tripathi helped the franchise turn around their fortunes.
Another all-round performance ????Another incredible win for @KKRiders as they beat #MumbaiIndians by 7 wickets ????… https://t.co/v5Wt9fX5DF
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“It is something that happened in the last game as well and we will address it. It is always there at the back of the mind on where you stand, we are still in the middle of the table, so we have to get back and fight and hopefully get some wins on the trot,” said Rohit.
The Kiwi connection! ????????????#OneFamily #MumbaiIndians #IPL2021 #MIvKKR @Bazmccullum @AdamMilne19 @ShaneBond27… https://t.co/4xlcMzl0Vk
— Mumbai Indians (@mipaltan) 1632450600000
Earlier, Quinton de Kock’s 55-run knock helped Mumbai Indians post 155/6 against KKR in the allotted twenty overs. For KKR, Prasidh Krishna and Lockie Ferguson scalped two wickets each.
Mumbai Indians will next lock horns against Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) on Sunday.
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