“This is a crime”: Hardik Pandya does not back up anyone in the brutal decision after Mi's lost against Gujarat Titans

Hardik Pandya, the captain of Mumbai Indians, together with Bowled's other citizens, was a “crime” after three small door defeats of the DLS method against Gujarat Titans in a vibrating encounter in Wankhede Stadium. In the heated playofflar race, Rain tried to cool the work in favor of Mumbai while he was standing in five runs in DLS because his cats and dogs were raining after 18th place. While he was relaxed in the locker room, the Titans seemed to be willing to go when the opportunity offered himself. The gods of the air remained enough to let a high -level competition solve the victory of the Sirpir fixtures. The GT needed 15 runs out of the last six deliveries, and Mumbai had only four fields except the inner ring after being slowly punished.

Deepak Chahar was responsible for seeing fixtures. He accepted one four and then a maximum height to reduce the equation to five -thirds. He allowed the nerves to make him better, and he made a ball no bowling that left the entire momentum in favor of GT.

In addition to Deepak's bad -time balllessness, Hardik was guilty of crossing the white line twice in the eighth place. In addition to the ball -free fiasco, he was guilty of capturing the second delivery of the Gujarat captain Shubman Gill in the 12th place. Shubman shot Ashwani Kumar and ran to the landing area of ​​the recitation, but burned the opportunity.

Hardik, who put an end to the six -game winning line and said, “Catches did not really cost us, but with my last balls and even in my eyes in the T20s, this is the hundreds of frequently, so often, so often, I'm really happy to bite boys.” He said.

Mumbai put a bowling screen with a shambolic run with the bat. The upper stars flocked, but Will Jacks (53), Syriacumar Yadav (35) and Corbin Bosch (27) pushed MI to 155/8.

Jasprit Bumrah and Trent Boult pulled back for Bowled and the game. He cleared Bumrah Gill and Shahrukh Khan. Experienced Kiwis Solger fixed Sherfane Rutherford in front of the logs.

Hardik admitted that his side fell to 20 to 30 runs to put a competitive total, but he said a verse for the brave screens of pottery.

“Yes, definitely (a hard way to go down). We have fought well with the sum we had. Most of the time, we came out of the game, but we pushed it as a group. It was a margin game.” He said.

“It was absolutely not a small door.

The whole fixture was clouded by stopping due to the constant intervention of the rain. Hardik admitted that the constant postures were not ideal, but they had to continue the game.

“The ground was not wet in the first innings, but the ball continued to get wet. I'm not sure whether it was helping us. It was difficult. Rain, continued to stop, not stop and start again. But the game continued, we had to play a game (finally) and certainly did,” he said.