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IPL 2022, MI vs SRH: Sunrisers Hyderabad captain Kane Williamson praises Rahul Tripathi after win over Mumbai Indians

Sunrisers Hyderabad skipper Kane Williamson lavished praise on batter Rahul Tripathi, after his knock helped his team in defeating Mumbai Indians. Tripathi's 76-run knock and Umran Malik's three-wicket haul helped SunRisers Hyderabad end their five-match losing streak as they beat Mumbai Indians by three runs in a thrilling match at the Wankhede Stadium here on Tuesday. "Nice to break the streak.

IPL 2022, SRH vs MI: Sunrisers Hyderabad's Rahul Tripathi 'trying to learn' from every situation

Sunrisers Hyderabad defeat Mumbai Indians, batter Rahul Tripathi said that he enjoyed batting at number three and trying to learn from every situation. Tripathi's 76-run knock and Umran Malik's three-wicket haul helped SunRisers Hyderabad end their five-match losing streak as they beat Mumbai Indians by three runs in a thrilling match at the Wankhede Stadium here on Tuesday. "I've enjoyed batting at three.

Even biggest of players can struggle: Ishan Kishan on his below-par IPL 2022 season

Ishan Kishan has failed to live up to the most expensive player tag in this IPL but the Mumbai Indians wicketkeeper batter is not unduly worried about his form, saying even the best of cricketers "struggle" at some point. The 23-year-old was bought by MI for a whopping Rs 15.25 crore at the IPL auction earlier this year. He scored 370 runs from 13 matches at an average of 30.83, with the help of three half-centuries. He is, though, MI's second-highest run-getter in this IPL, a fact which showed the woeful form of most batters of the side. MI were out of the play-offs reckoning long time back after losing eight matches on the trot. "Even the biggest of players (can struggle), I have seen the likes of Chris Gayle taking time (to start hitting)," Kishan said at the post-match conference after MI lost by three runs to Sunrisers Hyderabad on Tuesday night.

IPL 2022, MI vs SRH: We wanted to try a few things keeping one eye on the future, says Rohit Sharma

Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma on Tuesday said they are looking to try out as many players as possible before concluding what has been a forgettable campaign for the five-time IPL champions. MI suffered their 10th defeat of the ongoing season after losing to Sunrisers Hyderabad by three runs here. Chasing 194 for victory, the MI innings ended at 190 for seven. Asked about the Mumbai bowling at the presentation ceremony, Rohit said, "We wanted to try a few things keeping one eye on the future. We wanted to try out certain guys to bowl under pressure in certain situations of the game.

IPL 2022: Sunrisers Hyderabad survive Tim David onslaught to beat Mumbai Indians by 3 runs

Mumbai Indians found a successor to the big-hitting Kieron Pollard? The West Indian has starred, for the five-time IPL champions with some stunning jailbreaks. However, this season it has not quite gone right for the Trinidadian, leading him to be left out of the playing XI for the last few games. But MI have invested heavily in Tim David, paying the Singapore-born Australian Rs 8.25 crore at the auctions. After an indifferent start, leading him to be dropped, the burly all-rounder won a couple of games for the franchise with his big hitting. He looked to be doing the same at a throbbing Wankhede on a balmy Tuesday as MI needed an improbable 45 runs off 18 balls to hunt down Sunrisers Hyderabad’s 193/6.

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IPL 2022, MI vs SRH: Sunrisers Hyderabad captain Kane Williamson praises Rahul Tripathi after win over Mumbai Indians

IPL 2022, SRH vs MI: Sunrisers Hyderabad's Rahul Tripathi 'trying to learn' from every situation

Even biggest of players can struggle: Ishan Kishan on his below-par IPL 2022 season

IPL 2022, MI vs SRH: We wanted to try a few things keeping one eye on the future, says Rohit Sharma

IPL 2022: Sunrisers Hyderabad survive Tim David onslaught to beat Mumbai Indians by 3 runs

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