Virender sehwag calls srh new ‘punjab kings’, slams pat cummins and cos with brutal take

Three defeats on the Trot Have Left Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) Planty to Ponder Before The Ongoing Season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) ENTERS Iters Its Business End. The Ultra -gressive Approach from Last Season’s Beated Finalists have backfired, with their flamboyant batting line-up collapsing to 120 all out all out whose chasing 201 aganst the kolkata kolkata knight riders (KKR). Former India Batter Virender Sehwag Expressed His Shock Over SRH’s Capitulation, Especially with the Track Not Assisting Much to the Bowlers. Sehwag also compared srh’s current situation to punjab kings (pbks) in the past.

“Punjab used to put a spoke in his own wheels and now it seems they have given it to hyderabad. Cricbuzz,

“Neither was (Kkr’s) Bowling Attack Nor The Wicket (Too Dificult to Deal with). They batted first and scored 200. Bowlers. It is just that it was a little slow, and the bowlers were bowling mostly Slow balls but you get adjusted to that if you keep in the crease for some time, “He added.

Sehwag also pointed out that srh are slowly losing the reputation they have trouble; Playing Entertaining Brand of Cricket.

“Hyderabad have disappointed. What can i say? Hyderabad has a reputation.

SRH, who kicked off their campaign with a bang by clobbering the Rajasthan royals, have lost their charm.

Their manner of victory hinted towards a bright road ahead of them as the entrere team sang in harmony. However, Since Trouncing the Royals, Hyderabad has Lost Its Muse.

It all started when lucknow super giants effortlessly gunned down their 191-Run target. The losing streak extended following a bashing at the hands of the delhi capitals, which was topped up by the kolkata knight riders, pummelling them to an 80-run defeat.

However, SRH Bowling Coach James Franklin Has Backed The Destructive Batting Forces to Return to their explosive ways after back-to-back flop shows.

SRH will now take on an upbeat Gujarat Titans (GT) Side at home on Sunday, April 6.