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In the Super 8 match of the T20 World Cup 2024, on June 20, star batsman Suryakumar Yadav of India sparkled with a match-winning half-century against Afghanistan. He started his innings cautiously and picked up the pace in the middle overs, even though India lost their openers early. India set a high goal of 182 against the Afghans because to his innings. A journalist mistook SKY for Mohammed Siraj when he was there at the post-match news conference following India’s victory.
Suryakumar attended the news conference on the team’s behalf and appeared overjoyed as the proceedings unfolded. However, the star batter informed the journalist that the pacer is now having lunch after the journalist mistaken him for Indian pacer Siraj and greeted him as Siraj. Before providing the match inputs, Mr. 360 took the reporter’s honest error on his chin during the entire press conference, which was filled with laughter.
“Toh nahi hai, Siraj. Hey, Siraj isn’t here. Khana khaa rahe hain, Siraj bhai. He is eating),” declared Suryakumar Yadav.
The hilarious SKY incident is captured on camera here:
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It is crucial that we utilise Bumrah wisely in all situations: Rohit
In games against Afghanistan and the United States of America, Suryakumar Yadav has been a valuable asset to the sides, particularly in situations where India has lost wickets quickly. Before saving the team against Afghanistan with 53 off 28 balls in the Super 8 match, the right-hander batsman scored 50 runs off 49 balls. In addition to complimenting the batter, India captain Rohit Sharma called Jasprit Bumrah a game-changer for taking three wickets.
We focus on the fact that everyone arrived on time and completed their assigned tasks. At that moment, the pairing between SKY (Suryakumar Yadav) and Hardik was crucial because we needed someone to go deep, and they did. We are aware of Bumrah’s abilities and class. It’s crucial that we make wise use of him in all circumstances. Rohit remarked, “He has been accepting responsibility for years and is eager to do so.
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