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Big worry for SRH ahead of IPL 2024 as Kiwis hammer Pat Cummins

Big worry for SRH ahead of IPL 2024 as Kiwis hammer Pat Cummins

IPL 2024: Worry for SRH before IPL season 17, Pat Cummins hammered by Kiwis in 1st T20I

Australian all-rounder Pat Cummins put out a torrid display for Australia. In the NZ vs AUS 1st T20I, Cummins leaked runs in a flurry. The ODI World Cup winning skipper conceded 43 runs in his 4 over spell. Ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2024) this is bad news for the Sunrisers Hyderabad.

SRH broke their bank signing their marquee player Pat Cummins from a whopping sum of 20.50 crores. But the bowling output from the Australian World Cup winning skipper will surely be a big worry for the Hyderabad outfits.

Bowling with a an economy of 10.80, Cummins was hammered all across the park. He managed to scalp just a solitary wicket of Rachin Ravindra but gave away 43 runs in his bowling spell.

The Kiwis came out with all guns blazing. New Zealand unleashed carnage and managed to amass 215/3 after their stipulated 20 overs. Not just Cummins, all the Aussie bowlers were hammered. Highest priced player in IPL history, Mitchell Starc too was costly. He gave away 39 runs in the process.

As for the IPL, the tournament is slated to commence from 22nd March. The schedule is not yet out but is expected to be out in the coming weeks. The entirety of the IPL will be held in India despite the Lok Sabha elections.

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