'Me and Naman…', whom did Suryakumar hold responsible for the defeat from Delhi? took name openly

New Delhi. Mumbai Indians' acting captain Suryakumar Yadav admitted that his team fell behind by 15-20 runs in batting, due to which the team had to face defeat by 6 wickets against Delhi Capitals at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. Suryakumar Yadav batted brilliantly on a slow pitch and scored the maximum 51 runs for Mumbai Indians, on the basis of which the team was successful in scoring 162 runs after losing 6 wickets in 20 overs. However, due to Sameer Rizvi's strong innings of 90 runs, Delhi Capitals achieved the target of 163 runs by losing 4 wickets in 18.1 overs.

What did Suryakumar say on the defeat?
After the defeat against Delhi Capitals, Suryakumar said, 'I think it was a decent wicket. We expected it to be a little slow, but still we were 15 to 20 runs behind in terms of batting. However, I would also like to give credit to their bowlers. Along with this, DC batsmen also batted brilliantly in the second innings. Surya gave full credit to the Delhi batsmen for this victory.

Talking about the strong performance of Sameer Rizvi, Suryakumar said, 'If someone comes to the crease after 2 wickets falling at the score of 7 runs and bats like this, then I think he should get credit for it. Sameer did not give us any chance to make a comeback in the match. Suryakumar felt that the pitch remained largely the same in both the innings, but he credited the opposing team for understanding the conditions better. He said on this, 'I think the pitch was largely the same in both the innings. There was not much change in this. He understood the situation very well in the second innings and batted brilliantly.

'15-20 runs left behind'
Suryakumar also said that MI considered 180-185 runs to be a good score, but they failed to achieve it. He said, 'We felt that 180 to 185 runs would be a good score. We were left behind by 15-20 runs. I think Naman and I got out at the wrong time during the 16th and 18th overs, otherwise we would have at least finished with a good score.

Surya admitted that he and Namandhir lost their wickets at the wrong time, due to which some runs were lost. He said, 'I think me and Naman, we both got out at the wrong time (in the 16th and 18th overs). If this had not happened, we would have at least made a good score. He said, 'Sometimes such days come when you try but things are not in your favor. But we will learn from our mistakes, work hard and make a strong comeback in the next match.