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Gujarat Titans’ pace bowler Prasidh Krishna got the ‘Purple Cap’ for being the leading wicket-taker with 25 wickets while his teammate Sai Sudharsan got the ‘Orange Cap’ for scoring most runs, 759
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If you're bowling second, make sure you watch every single ball of the 20 overs somebody else bowls, take all that you can from them, said Prasidh who took 19 wickets from 10 games this season
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The result meant Sunrisers Hyderabad are all but out of the playoffs race, even as Gujarat Titans boosted their prospects
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Prasidh, who has taken 16 wickets in this IPL so far, said on JioHotstar press room for ‘Race to Playoffs’ on Sunday that the biggest lesson he learnt from his mentor Ashish Nehra at Titans was how to react to the conditions and make the right decisions which help the team’s cause.
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Prasidh is the purple cap holder at the moment, and his rhythm just keeps getting better. We know he has that extra bit of pace to work with, but you have to admire the strength he brings during the middle phase of the game, Morgan said
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At the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, Prasidh picked 4-41 in GT’s seven-wicket win over Delhi Capitals (DC) and took his overall tournament tally to 14, which is two more than the scalps picked by Noor in the competition
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On head coach Ashish Nehra, the fast bowler said that all that he's doing was passing on that knowledge that he has about the game, being able to adapt to situations, going into games with a lot of clarity.
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It was largely due to Pant's breathtaking knock that India finished the second day at 141 for 6 for an overall lead of 145
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India's performance was further boosted as they took the last five wickets after captain Jasprit Bumrah, who had figures of 2-33 from ten overs, left the field to undergo scans for an unspecified injury. Krishna, making his first appearance in the series, stepped up by breaking two vital partnerships and finishing with 3-42.
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Prasidh was handed a debut during India's two-Test series in South Africa and looked completely out of sync in red ball cricket before being ruled out of the ongoing England series.
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While Siraj, Mukesh and Bumrah put an impressive performance during the match, Prasidh Krishna disappointed with his bowling.
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Inglis smashed a fiery 110 off just 50 balls with the help of 11 boundaries and eight sixes to propel Australia to the massive total.
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Pandya had injured himself when he appeared to twist his left ankle while trying to stop a shot in his follow-through. He played no further part in that match, and was taken for scans.
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Following back surgeries, both Bumrah and Prasidh underwent rehabilitation at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru.
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Ahmedabad: India defeated West Indies by 44 runs in the second ODI to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series here on Wednesday. Invited to bat, India posted 237 for nine and then returned to dismiss the West Indies for 193 in 46 overs. Shamarh Brooks (44) was the top-scorer for WI as […]
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