Suryakumar Yadav FIFTY: Back with a vengeance! After being dropped from the India squad of the WTC Finals, Suryakumar Yadav fires in IPL. Mr. 360 got back into his groove as he hammered a 23-ball Fifty with Mumbai Indians keen to chase down a mammoth total set by the Punjab Kings. Follow Indian Premier League 2023 LIVE Updates on InsideSport.IN
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Staring slowly, SKY switched gears after settling down. And as customary, he goes on to hit all across the park with 6 fours and 2 sixes. It was no surprise that Suryakumar Yadav was set to be dropped from the Indian squad for the upcoming World Test Championship Finals against Australia in England.
SKY has been in poor touch in the Broder Gavaskar Trophy where he squandered chances to prove his mettle in the longest format of the game. While he might be the number 1 batter in T20s, in red ball cricket SKY is yet to showcase his brilliance. But it can be understood very well that SKY was not happy after being dropped.
Tasked to chase a big target of 215, SKY came to the crease when Cameroon Green departed after his cameo. Along with Ishan Kishan, the duo went on to hammer the Punjab Kings bowlers all across the park as MI are keen to chase down the big total.
Not just today in the previous game Mumbai was tasked by Rajasthan Royals to chase a 200+ target. After a poor opening start by Mumbai Indians, SKY took a big responsibility to lead the run chase. He slammed a fine fifty in the previous game and then went on to replicate the same in this game.
SKY and Kishan registered a 100 run partnership in just 50 balls. Such was the brilliance of SKY’s thunderous batting style that commentator Harsha Bhogle went on to exclaim, “How can you play like Highlights in real life?”
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