Mumbai India batsman Suryakumar Yadav returns to form and plays only second match of the season against Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 In the game, he scored a fiery 50 points. Suriya once again proved why he is called the modern Mr. 360 in T20 cricket.Also specialThe world’s number one short-form batsman, Suryakumar attributes his series of bold shots against Royal Challengers Bangalore to “muscle memory” and constant practice at the nets. (IPL 2024 Points Table)

Suryakumar’s 19-ball 52, which included four sixes and five fours, helped Mumbai Indians chase down RCB’s target of 197 in just 15.3 overs.

“I just try to play on the field. I practice these shots. It’s my muscle memory,” Suryakumar said after MI’s seven-wicket win in the IPL on Thursday night.

When asked about his favorite shot in the match against RCB, he said: “I think of all the shots. The chip shot was my favourite.” Suryakumar takes part after recovering from sports hernia surgery The second game of this IPL.

“It’s always good to be back in the Wankhede. It’s great to be part of the team. Mentally I’m here, just physically I’m in Bengaluru (recovering at NCA).

“Coming to the Wankhede, chasing 200, if there is a dew, it is important to grab the opportunity. We hope to finish the net run rate early,” the 33-year-old said.

Suryakumar Yadav has not faced Jasprit in the nets for 2-3 years

When asked about Jasprit Bumrah’s five-wicket haul, Suryakumar said: “It’s always good to have Jasprit Bumrah by your side. .It’s been two-three years and never hit Jasprit in the nets. Either he broke my bat or my foot.” For a man who scored 69 off just 34 balls Ishan Kishan, he said, “That’s what we told him. Go out and enjoy it. His intentions are good. He is enjoying the results.” Later in an interview with ‘JioCinema’, Suryaku Mah said whenever he comes out to bat, he tries to see how he can change the course of the game.

“I think about my shots in advance because I practice all my shots at the nets. I try to make sure I hit the shots according to the situation of the match. If the match is going slow, then I think about how I’m going to hit the shot.” Probably. Boost.

“Whenever I start batting, I always try to see how I can change the game and how I can control the game with my ability,” he said.

On MI’s performance so far, he said: “I think the train has been on the right track, it just took a while to get going. It doesn’t matter, we are back and have found the rhythm.”

“It feels great to win two games in a row at Wankhede Stadium. It gives us a lot of confidence and improves the atmosphere in the team,” said former Australia all-rounder Shane Watson when SU When Nyakumar is at his batting best, the sky is the limit.

“When his mind is free, he relaxes. When he hits balls like that, the sky is the limit for him. He can hit them and he does hit them on the ground,” Watson said.

“When he performs like he did tonight, poor bowler, no one can bowl anywhere.

“He has incredible awareness of the pitch, but he also has the ability to get the ball into these gaps, which is really weird. Mumbai Indians are very lucky to have him.”

With PTI input