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Depsite his side registering a five-wicket victory over Deccan Chargers (DC) in an Indian Premier League (IPL) match at Mumbai, Mumbai Indians (MI) captain Harbhajan Singh was critical of the Wankhede Stadium pitch, saying that "it was not a proper Twenty20 wicket".
Written by Cricket Country Staff
Published: Apr 30, 2012, 09:24 AM (IST)
Edited: Apr 30, 2012, 09:24 AM (IST)
Despite both teams batting poorly, Harbhajan Singh praised Rohit Sharma and Ambati Rayudu © AFP
Mumbai: Apr 29, 2012
Depsite his side registering a five-wicket victory over Deccan Chargers (DC) in an Indian Premier League (IPL) match at Mumbai, Mumbai Indians (MI) captain Harbhajan Singh was critical of the Wankhede Stadium pitch, saying that “it was not a proper Twenty20 wicket”.
“A different wicket from what we have played at the Wankhede. Not good for T20 cricket. I came and saw the pitch and said wow what to expect here, we never know what to expect from this track ever,” Harbhajan said after the match.
“From next time, I think we have to ensure that we know what kind of wicket we are going to play,” he added.
Asked about his side’s performance, Harbhajan said, “We did not play any better than Deccan, both teams batted poorly.
Of course, our bowlers did a superb job. Rohit batted well and Ambati Rayudu was there to take us home.”
Chargers captain Cameron White said the toss was crucial in such a wicket.
“It was an important toss but we did not play too well.
Our bowlers tried their best but the total was too small,” he said.
Asked about Steyn’s fiery fast bowling spell of 2 for 10, White said, “He (Steyn) bowled fantastic and we made a match out of it. One thing you don’t want to do is to have Steyn’s overs remaining with the game finished.” (PTI)
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