Video: UK paratrooper's parachute drop on remote island to aid hantavirus patient
Video: UK paratrooper's parachute drop on remote island to aid hantavirus patient
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SRH coach Daniel Vettori credited Mumbai's bowlers for their match-winning performance, particularly in the middle overs. He noted that the surface was challenging and praised Mumbai for reading the conditions well, especially their use of slower balls.
"It was a difficult surface and Mumbai read the conditions exceptionally well, and after probably the first few overs, they really relied on that slower ball. The slower ball is obviously effective, but it's mainly effective because of their execution, and there's some supreme exponents of it in (Jasprit) Bumrah, Trent Boult and even Hardik Pandya. So I think the way that they bowled, particularly through those middle stages, really stifled us," Daniel Vettori, SRH coach, said.
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