Rishabh Pant's LSG's LSG exploded for 'desperation' after watching 156.7 kmph star Mayyay Yadav without injury

Mayyay Yadav was one of the brightest abilities that emerged in IPL 2024. Lucknow Super Devs (LSG) Pacer regularly went over 150kmph, the fastest delivery of 156.7 kmph, the Indian Cricket Team fans hoped to reveal the next big things. IPL took seven small doors in only four games before it was managed by side injury from 2024. Later, he continued to go to India in October 2024 against Bangladesh in the format of T20I. Mayyank was one of the players held by LSG for IPL 2025 for RS 11 Crore.

However, Mayay Yadav missed the beginning of IPL 2025 due to injury and played its first match against Mumbai Indians on 27 April. He took two small doors. However, in his last match against Punjab Kings on Sunday, Yadav was thrown into 60 runs in four seas.

Former Indian star dough Ambati rayudu exploded LSG for their helplessness.

“I think this is a lack of confidence than a lack of speed, because when you return without a injury, it's really hard to bend your back and go back in the best way. We saw Archer, it took six months to return to the best way.” Espncricinfo.

“It will be difficult if we say that the performance of the (Mayyank) performance does not perform, but LSG may have shown a little helplessness to get it into the mixture, maybe it's not yet ready.”

Previously, LSG mentor Zaheer Khan explained the return process of Mayyank, saying that LSG was cautious about not to rush from the processes and wanted to create a favorable environment around him.

“Although he joined the team, we only took our time to create this comfort around him. Fast Bowling is never easy in this format.

He continued: “I am glad that the game has overcome. An obstacle passed, I hope that there will be enough break for the timing we have, to heal and then go again.” Zaheer said that LSG is in constant contact with the National Cricket Academy about the progress of the Mayyank through the injury of the Mayay.

“In terms of preparation, we have constantly established dialogue with NCA. I was updated, physios have been updated (and) trainers updated.” He said.

“There is a plan for how it should approach, what kind of programs it should follow, and we only create this environment for its development.

Zaheer, “Finally, in a year and a half, when you come, Bowling and then you have seen such mishaps, so you have to comfort this side of things.