During the Lucknow Super Giants‘ IPL victory over the Gujarat Titans on Sunday, Mayank Yadav sustained a side strain. Mayank won one, then was eliminated. In his fourth over, which was meant to chase 164 runs, GT was hit for three boundaries and only twice reached 140 mph.
Following the bowler’s removal, Gujarat’s middle order was severely damaged by Krunal Pandya, who took 3/11 in four overs. Next, he allayed worries aboutout Mayank, the most anticipated addition to the Indian Premier League squad in 2024.
The reporter responded, “I don’t know what is going on, but I did have a brief couple of seconds’ chat; he seemed okay, which was quite a relief for us.”
This could be beneficial for LSG and the Indian cricket team in the seven weeks leading up to the 2018 T20 World Cup.up. Because of his speed, Mayank is the fastest bowler in this year’s Indian Premier League. With 41 runs, the Delhi player took six wickets to tie the score.
For two years, I had been observing this bright young man. As Krunal Pandya put it, “He used to bowl guns in the nets.” I apologized for missing it last year due to an injury. He appears wise, according to what we’ve discussed.
Mayank’s side ailment kept him out of Delhi’s Ranji Trophy campaign. He missed the first two seasons of the Indian Premier League due to hamstring and ankle injuries.
Ian Bishop, a former West Indian bowler, emphasized the significance of ensuring Mayank’s safety. He requires protection because his career is still in its infancy. He claimed that due to how quickly he bowls, his body should get stronger.
“His franchise and the country’s board should take note of it,” Bishop remarked, making reference to the way Pat Cummins’s lower back stress problem was handled during his early Australian years.
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