After the stormy century in IPL, South Africa star demanded DNA test of Suryakumar Yadav. cricket news

Mumbai Indians star Suryakumar Yadav gave his best performance by scoring a century in 51 balls against Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) to keep his team in the race for a place in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 playoffs. Surya came to the rescue for the Mumbai franchise after they lost 3 wickets for just 31 runs against Hyderabad on Monday. Forming a brilliant partnership with Tilak Verma, Surya smashed the SRH bowlers all around the park to get back into form. Seeing the MI star’s attack, the cricket world was enraged, with South African fast bowler Wayne Parnell even calling for a DNA test to be conducted on the batsman.

Surya was available for the first few matches for Mumbai Indians at the beginning of the season and he also took time to regain his form. Against SRH he proved why he is the No. 1 T20 batsman in the world.

The likes of Irfan Pathan, Mohammad Kaif and Wayne Parnell all praised Suryakumar’s devastating innings.

Has anyone ever done a DNA test? @surya_14kumar , This man is different, different.

– Wayne Parnell (@WayneParnell) 6 May 2024

Surya’s match-winning 100 is a display of character for struggling MI. By fielding Cummins before the World T20, he has given a strong statement.

– Mohammad Kaif (@MohammadKaif) 6 May 2024

In the last game, Surya Kumar Yadav scored a half-century and he was actually playing with a strike rate of 100 for the first 15 balls and was scoring 160 at the end. Started today also responsibly. Commitment and Skills

– Irfan Pathan (@IrfanPathan) 6 May 2024

Speaking at the post-match presentation ceremony, Surya also dismissed concerns over his fitness after he was seen limping after a memorable century.

“I have done this after a long time. I fielded for 20 overs and batted for 18 overs, just got tired (nothing to worry about.) I think it was the need of the hour for me. I batted Went to do it, there was a need.” Someone to bat till the end. I just enjoyed my time. This is from Mumbai School of Arts, I have played a lot of cricket at Wankhede, when the ball stopped seaming, I played all my shots which I think would have been the same intention, I would have definitely played in the same pattern. They said.