|| India Correspondent ||

Sunrisers Hyderabad faced yet another loss in the IPL 2020 when they lost to Mumbai Indians, by a huge 34 runs. And, the probable reason could be their poor bowling show. While they were trying their best until the penultimate over, it was Krunal Pandya who smashed two fours and two sixes in the 20th over of the innings off Siddarth Kaul and helped his side put up a huge total of 208.

They certainly missed Bhuvneshwar Kumar, their key pacer and one of the best death overs bowlers as well.

After the defeat, captain David Warner admitted, "The stats do tell the tale, their two most experienced bowlers, they bowled well towards the end and we couldn't target the fence. Look, I think we didn't gauge the wicket properly, during the day time it's perhaps a bit slower and when the ball gets soft - it's difficult to hit the wicket harder.”

"They had runs on the board and we were left chasing at 10 RPO - we didn't string partnerships together to take the chase deeper. It wasn't easy to start off (while batting), lack of partnerships as I said, losing wickets back-to-back isn't ideal, but there were a few positives coming out of this match," he further added.
Meanwhile, he also explained that the fast bowlers missed the yorker lengths which the batsman used quite well and smashed them all over the park.

"It was the first game here, our next game on this ground will be under lights, so obviously the ball might come onto the bat a lot better. Two new guys came in today, obviously with Bhuvi injured, there are things we can work on during training. (On execution) I think I probably counted around 7 to 8 full-tosses towards the back-end, we didn't nail the yorkers right - these were our plans which we didn't execute consistently," Warner concluded.