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'I was confident that I would surely get into any of the IPL teams but I was not picked.'
Jake Fraser-McGurk took the Mumbai Indians bowlers to the cleaners in a savage display of power-hitting.
Unlike the IPL, the wickets in the United States and the West Indies could be slow and could assist spinners. That could be why India went in for experience in their batting ahead of strike rates, points out Harish Kotian.
Half-centuries from Travis Head and Nitish Kumar Reddy helped Sunrisers Hyderabad edge Rajasthan Royals by one run.
Rohit enthralled spectators at his home ground, the Wankhede stadium, to a fine exhibition of sumptuous strokeplay in what could probably be his final knock for Mumbai Indians.
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