Sunrisers Hyderabad’s coach Trevor Bayliss on Sunday known as his crew’s determination to drop their ex-captain, David Warner, from the enjoying XI towards Rajasthan Royals (RR) a tough one whereas hinting that the Australian opener might not play upcoming video games in IPL 2021 as nicely.
Defending the determination to drop Warner, Bayliss mentioned that the crew administration needed to assist their bowlers with a few further overs from a bowling all-rounder and they also picked Afghanistan all-rounder Mohammad Nabi as an alternative of their ex-captain.
“Difficult decision, big decision but we wanted to try and change the makeup of the team. Try and help our bowlers with a few extra overs from another bowler. We have gone with Nabi in this game. Someone like Jason Holder in that middle order will help our pace bowling as well. We want to stick with the same team, rather than dropping players from one or two matches,” SRH coach Trevor Bayliss informed broadcasters Star Sports.
A day after shedding the captaincy of SRH, David Warner was dropped from the crew to play towards Rajasthan Royals on Sunday as they search to revive their Indian Premier League (IPL) marketing campaign below Kane Williamson. SRH, languishing on the backside of the factors desk after only one win of their first six matches, put New Zealand’s Williamson in cost on Saturday, changing Australian Warner who led Hyderabad to their maiden IPL title in 2016.
Hyderabad introduced in Afghan all-rounder Mohammad Nabi as an alternative because the fourth abroad participant within the enjoying XI, which additionally consists of Englishman Jonny Bairstow and Afghan spinner Rashid Khan
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