Scores are very chaseable, says David Warner after the defeat

 


Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) made four changes in their playing eleven for the match against Mumbai Indians (MI) but that didn’t help them to win as well. After that, David Warner opened up about their poor batting performance after they lost their third consecutive game in this year’s Indian Premier League (IPL).

David Warner and Jonny Bairstow had given a platform with a quickfire 67-run opening partnership. But after their dismissal, middle-order failed miserably and they eventually lost too. Manish Pandey, Virat Singh and Abhishek Sharma threw their wickets away as well.

“I don’t know how to take that. Obviously disappointing. Two of us were set but it proves that if you don’t bat deep, you can’t win. If you get a partnership and if there is one person at the end, you can chase it down,” said a disappointed Warner after the match. “These scores are very chase-able, it’s just poor batting. The guys need to play smart cricket in the middle. The bowlers have been fantastic.”

Meanwhile, David Warner said that both Jonny Bairstow and he will have to take more responsibility in the batting order so that they could take the batting deep as well. He also said that they have to learn from their mistakes and he also believed that it was their responsibility at the top to bat deep as well.

Meanwhile, David Warner, who had failed to recall the names of the players after the toss who were brought in and the changes also showed that they weren’t not capable enough too. Four changes were - Virat Singh, Abhishek Sharma, Mujeeb Ur Rahman and Khaleel Ahmed who came in place of Wriddhiman Saha, Jason Holder, Shahbaz Nadeem and T Natarajan.

“We have made four changes. I cannot remember the names. Have to look at the team-sheet,” he had said earlier.

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