‘I feel for Hardik’: Krunal says that there was only one Pandya who was going to win cricket news

All -round Krunal After playing an important role in Pandya Royal Challengers BangaloreAccepting a 12 -run win over Mumbai Indians (MI) (RCB) said he “feels” for his brother Hardik Pandya.
Krunal, who helped Mumbai win three of their five IPL titles, was assigned to bowl in the finals in a hoarse environment and took three wickets to give Royal Challengers Bangalore their first win at the Wankhed Stadium in a decade. Krunal returned to 45 with outstanding figures.
The final over came down for 19 runs required by Mumbai. But Krunal was caught by Mitchell Santner by a deep first ball, and Deepak Char caught the second ball on the border for an incredible double acting between Phil Salat and Tim David. Two sixes were required with the last two balls to force the super over, but the huge swipe of the nominated Dhir was taken to the fence, causing the huge roar of Krunal’s happiness.

Krunal told broadcasters in the post -match presentation, “The bond we had at the end of the day, we knew that only one (Pandya) would win. But the love and affection we have for each other is very natural. He (Hardik) batted well.”

“We won and I also wanted to win, he also wanted to win. I feel for him,” he said.
Krunal Pandya admitted that he had to excavate deeply in his long -decade experience to take his team home in the final.
Krunal said, “I had to come to the right amount of sports in the last 10 years. Sometimes, you want to be committed but you know that it is important to do 100 percent,” Krunal said.
“So the execution becomes too much on your side. I was clear in a way where I wanted to completely commit that whatever ball I wanted to bowl completely,” he said.
RCB plays his next game against Delhi Capital in Bengaluru on 10 April.