Tilak Verma in action for Mumbai Indians in IPL 2025© AFP
Mumbai Indians captain Hardik Pandya Large -scale revelation about the decision of ‘retired out’ Tilak is sure During his IPL 2025 match against Lucknow Super Veterans. The decision did not win the Mumbai Indians, and both fans and experts criticized it. Following the loss of MI against Royal Challengers Bangalore, Hardik revealed that Tilak set a hit on his finger before that match and even made a comment about the rubbish around the team’s call. “It was a run-fest. The wicket was really good. I was just talking about myself that again we have reduced with two hits, I have nothing to say. (221 was equal or up-up?) The way the wicket was, the bovars did not really have a lot of space to hide. It came down for execution.”
“You can stop the batsmen, but I do not want to be rigid on the bowlers. It was a tough track, we did not have many options. (Number 3’s position) The original skeleton of our team, salutation was always batting under the order. It was not available only to the RO, which he could be once-demeney, which he was, which he was, what he was, was that he was, which was, which was, which was, which was, which was, which was, which was, which was, which was, which was, which was, which was, which was, which was, which was, which was, which was, which was, which was, which was, was that he was.”
“Tilak was fantastic. Final game, a lot of things happened. People made a lot of things about it, but people do not know that they had a very bad hit on the previous day. It was a strategic call, but the finger that he had, the coach just realized that it was a better option that no one could come and do it.”
Hardik said after the match, “Today, he was fantastic. In such sports, powerplays are very important. In some overs we could not meet in the middle, which chased us. It comes down to execution in death – we were not able to play the balls.”
Mumbai Indians are in a real crisis in the early stages of IPL 2025, already lost 4 of the first 5 matches.
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