IPL 2024: Brett Lee Has Showed His Frustation On MI Tactics With SRH

Brett Lee Has Showed His Frustration On MI Tactics With SRH: The Indian Premier League has been started and everyone is showing their best performances to win over the other.

Sunrisers Hyderabad and Mumbai Indians locked horns with each other on Wednesday, the 27th, at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad.

And Mumbai Indians have lost the match with Sunrisers Hyderabad by 31 runs. SRH led by Pat Cummins has scored 277/3 whereas MI’s scored 246 for 5. SRH scored the highest score that was the first time in the IPL history.

SRH broke the IPL record of Royal Challengers Banglore. But after this game, Brett Lee who is the former Australian Pacer felt unhappy with the game and tactics played by Mumbai Indians.

In his point of view, Mumbai Indians lost the game due to the wrong usage of Jasprit Bumrah. He came to the 4th over in the powerplay and he was just used for one over by captain Hardik Pandya at that time the team had already settled down.

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Also, the Kwena Maphaka and others have already scored runs during the first six overs of the game. Again after that, Jasprit Bumrah was used in the 13th over but by that time SRH had already scored 173 runs for the loss of 3 wickets.

As SRH won the match by 31 runs, Lee showed his frustration with Jio Cinema. In his opinion, Bumrah should get the chance at the first over itself.

Lee speaking to Jio Cinema said that,

“I think Mumbai Indians got their bowling wrong… Jasprit Bumrah should have bowled the first over. In the last two games when Jasprit Bumrah has come onto bowl, they’ve been none for 42, and today, they were none for 42 again when he came onto bowl.

The game is already set up. Put that aside, Klaasen was pure class tonight, didn’t matter who was bowling, you were going to get crunched.”

This SRH vs MI match was highlighted not just for the highest total scored but also for the maximum number of sixes i.e., 38 has been scored.