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'Gives You Gully Cricket Feeling': Sunil Gavaskar's Unique Praise For This MI Star

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Mumbai Indians batter Suryakumar Yadav looked like playing "gully cricket" when he was "toying" with the Royal Challengers Bangalore bowlers in their Indian Premier League match here, feels the legendary Sunil Gavaskar.

Suryakumar smashed 83 runs off just 35 balls -- his highest IPL score -- in a stunning show of 360-degree hitting to play a vital role in MI's six-wicket win over RCB here on Tuesday.

He hit seven fours and six sixes at a humongous strike rate of 237.14 as MI chased down the target of 200 with 21 balls to spare. "SKY was toying with the bowlers.

He gives you a feeling of gully cricket when he's batting like that. He's just gotten better with practice and hard work," Gavaskar said on Star Sports' Cricket Live. "His bottom hand is so powerful that he uses it to perfection.

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