Mobile Jayawardene, the head coach of Mumbai Indians, added that although he had control over Gujarat Titans in IPL, he decided on the execution and that the champions will discuss every match as a “playoff”. Gujarat Titans increased his fourth victory in a row against Mumbai Indians with three small door victory in a match dreamed of rain. After being limited to Mi eight people 155, he had fallen to 126 for the GT, but a second rain outage saw that the target was needed 15 of the final.
GT, the score table to go to the top of the last ball to go to the top of the last ball, Mi'nın will have to win the remaining matches to be entitled to playoffs.
Jayawardene told the media after the match, “I think it summarizes. These margins, but probably, both teams made a few mistakes in the middle and probably made more of them,” he said.
“Five games, four losses (and) we were in a situation. From this point on (a) should have been in almost every game. We had a really good run. The tournament is a difficult and good thing, we play teams in this group, so we probably control our own destiny.
“Probably we did 30 running at that small door, and the kids really have a lot of opportunities, really good space (and) fought for everything, so good signs and we will see every game as a playoff game for us now,” he added.
In the final, Deepak Chahar accepted four and six, and he made bowling without a ball while throwing GT home.
However, Jayawardene said Mi had lost control of the game when they were still at the top, and that Chahar was the reason for their defeat, not the ordinary finals.
“Jacksy, I would have been able to bowling, no matter who he was, but I think Deepak did this in the first few games. He was good, it could be the main bowler.
“You ask me this question and for me, yes, maybe it is easy to say. “This was not the decision, it was execution and the place we lost the game. We lost the game when we checked and disappointed my opinion,” he added.
Meanwhile, GT's assistant coach Parthiv Patel, especially the first three-b Sai Sudharsan (5), Jos Buttler (30) and Shubman Gill (43)-when he could not meet the heads, defended the mid-grade dough.
“They don't have a chance to make a law. Today was the only day of no fifty. Otherwise, everyone had had this condition so far. This is just a single game. But after saying that, we should have made some of the right decisions,” he said.
Patel, “We still want to develop. We still want to be better when the end of the tournament begins,” he said.
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