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IPL 2021: 'Batters let us down' - MI captain Rohit Sharma after 54-run loss against RCB

Speaking at the post-match presentation ceremony on Star Sports after the match, Rohit said that MI need to bounce back and they have done this in the previous seasons as well.

Published on: Sep 26, 2021 11:33 PM IST
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Mumbai Indians captain Rohit Sharma admitted that his side's batting performance let them down in the Indian Premier League 2021 match against Royal Challengers Bangalore on Sunday in Dubai. RCB asked MI to chase down 166, but MI were bundled out for 111 with pacer Harshal Patel picking a hat-trick and registering figures of 4/17.

Rohit Sharma of Mumbai Indians. (PTI)
Rohit Sharma of Mumbai Indians. (PTI)

Speaking at the post-match presentation ceremony on Star Sports after the match, Rohit said that MI need to bounce back and they have done this in the previous seasons as well.

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Thought it was a fantastic bowling effort from us. At one stage they looked like scoring 180-plus. Batters let us down. That's been something that's been happening consistently (losing their way with the bat).

“Thought it was a fantastic bowling effort from us. At one stage they looked like scoring 180-plus. Batters let us down. That's been something that's been happening consistently (losing their way with the bat),” Rohit said.

This is MI's third straight defeat in the IPL 2021 - they are yet to win a game since the resumption of the season in the UAE. MI will next face off against Punjab Kings next week on Tuesday.

 
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