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Lucknow. Mumbai Indians bowling coach Shane Bond expressed his disappointment with the bowling unit for conceding more runs in the last over against Lucknow Supergiants, saying that his team is repeating the same mistake again and again.
Mumbai needed 11 runs to win in the last over of the match played on Tuesday, but left-arm fast bowler Mohsin Khan, who was returning from injury, bowled brilliantly to give Lucknow a five-run win.Lucknow Supergiants team 17 overs I was struggling to score runs by scoring 123 runs for three wickets but Mumbai looted 54 runs in the last three overs. During this, 24 runs were scored in the 18th over of Chris Jordan.
Bond said at the post-match press conference, “The most disappointing thing for me is that the plans we talk about don’t stick to them on the field.” We were very clear about what we wanted to do on this wicket for players like Marcus (Stoinis). We had made a plan for bowling to him but did not bowl accordingly.
Lucknow had lost three wickets for 35 runs in the seventh over. Stoinis then shared an 82-run partnership for the fourth wicket with captain Krunal Pandya (retired hurt on 49). Bond said, “We were brilliant for the first 15 overs. We bowled the way we wanted to. One player put pressure on us. Rashid Khan did the same to us in the last match. Although we had not lost the match till then but lost this match.
He said, “It cannot be called right from anywhere to loot 54 runs in the last three overs.”
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