Shreyas Iyer’s honest admission after punjab kings’ loss to rcb: “Not due to capitalise …”

Punjab Kings (Pbks) Suffered a Seven-What Defeat at the Hands of Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in Mullanpur on Sunday, Allowing the Visitors to Avenge Their Earlier Loss in the SEASON. The Win Lifted RCB to Third Spot on the Points Table With Five Wins, Three Losses, And 10 Points – The Same as PBKS, Who Now Sit Fourth Due to Net Run Rate. Shreyas Iyer, Leading Punjab Kings, Addressed The Team’s Struggles after the match.

“If you see the majority of the batsmen, they love to go from ball one … We are not able to capitalise on the starts we are gettingting. On the bowlers. Credit to Virat and the Boys, “He said, according to espncricinfo.

Despite Promising Starts from their top order, pbks Once Again Falted in the Middle Eversions, Struggling to MainTain Momentum and Post a Defendable Total. The inconsistency from the middle order has become a concern for the franchise, something Iyer was also.

“We keep talking about adapting to the wicket. Be free-Flowing as well, “He added.

Pbks now have a Six-day Break Before their next match-a Crucial Window to Regroup and Reasess.

“We’ve Got Six Days of Break, So it’s important we go back to the drawing board. It’s important to assess our body as well,” Iyer added.

Coming to the match, rcb won the toss and opted to bowl first. After Openers Priyansh Arya (22 in 15 Balls, with Three Fours and A Six) And Prabhsimran Singh (33 in 17 Balls, with five fours and a Six) Delivered a Fine 42-Run Stand, Ai JUN JUN JUN JUN JUN JUN JUNE JUNE JUNE JAT NONE BENTURED In the match once again as spinners krunal (2/25) and suyash sharma (2/26) dominated the batting. A 43-R Stand Between Marco Jansen (25* in 20 Balls, With two Sixes) and Shashank Singh (31* in 33 balls, with a four) Took pbks to a modest 157/6 in his 20 overs.

DURING The Run-Case of 158 Runs, RCB Lost Phil Salt Early, However Half-Tenturies from Virat Kohli (73* in 54 Balls, with Seven Fours and A Six) And A SIX) And A SIX) And Devdutt Padikkal (61 in 35 Balls, White Four And four Sixes) Took RCB to a Seven Wicket WITH SEVEN Balls Left.

With this win, rcb has managed to avane They are in third spot, with five wins, three losses and 10 points. With a Same Win-Loss Ratio, Pbks is at Fourth Spot.

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