IPL 2022, KKR vs LSG: It was just one of the most effective video games I have actually played, claims Shreyas Iyer
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|Edited By: |Source: IANS|Updated: May 19, 2022, 11:01 AM IST
Despite enduring a slim loss versus Lucknow Super Giants in an important IPL 2022 suit, Kolkata Knight Riders captain Shreyas Iyer was not depressing with the outcome and also claimed it was just one of the most effective video games of cricket that he has actually ever before played. Rinku Singh’s thrilling battling knock (40 off 15) entered vain as a superb century by Quinton de Kock and also impactful bowling of Mohsin Khan (3/20), Marcus Stoinis (3/23) led Lucknow Super Giants to two-run sway Kolkata Knight Riders in a thrilling 66th suit of the IPL 2022 at the Dr DY Patil Stadium on Wednesday.
“I am not feeling sad at all. That was one of the best games of cricket I have played. The way we should our character and attitude was simply outstanding,” claimed Shreyas at the post-match discussion.
The KKR captain likewise applauded Rinku Singh, stating that he is actually pleased for the left-handed batter. “I love the way Rinku got us till the end but unfortunately couldn`t time it when two balls were remaining, he was really sad. I was hoping he could finish the game for us and could have been the hero, but still played a fantastic knock and I am really happy for him,” he claimed.
After their loss, Kolkata were gotten rid of from the playoffs race after ending up the organization phases with 12 factors from 14 suits. Reflecting on their IPL 2022 project, Shreyas claimed it was an unpredictable period for his group. “It was a volatile season for us, we started great but lost five games in a row and I personally feel we did a lot of chopping and changing, we had to do that because of the niggles and form, but we also got to know the players such as Rinku. The vibe has always been positive in the dressing room and we never hit the panic button,” the KKR captain claimed.
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Talking concerning his connection with KKR head train Brendon McCullum, the 27-year old Iyer pointed out that he developed an actually great connection with the previous Kiwi captain, that will certainly currently leave the Kolkata- based franchise business to use up the task with the England Test cricket group.
“I have built a really good relationship with Baz (McCullum) and he is someone who is calm and composed even when the situation is going out of the way, you can go and talk to him at any point of the game. He’s got that aura when he walks around the players and never judges the players, all of us are equal for him,” he wrapped up.
