“49 all out – it happens time to time, RCB is still a very strong team,” said Cutting. Hyderabad, who play next against Bangalore, will now have to strategise their gameplay, as they once again get set to face the force of Kohli, Chris Gayle and AB de Villiers, along with an entire wounded Bangalore squad, who will leave no stones unturned for a comeback in the tournament, which could be fatal for any side in the tournament now. “We do not have strategy against ABD, Kohli and Gayle. We will stick to our gameplan which is working for us – that is restricting opponents in first six overs,” he said, as reported by PTI.
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Speaking on Hyderabad’s chances of making it to the play-offs, Cutting said, “We are not too far off the map, four wins in seven games is quite good. We are halfway through and seven more games left. If things improve, we will be in comfortable position.” Cutting also added that he won’t be disappointed if he is not picked for his side, which has plenty of other overseas play-makers, as he wants his side to come up with the best performance and win.
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