Hardik Pandya Blames Costly Death Overs After MI Crash Out Of IPL 2026
Hardik Pandya admitted Mumbai Indians were outplayed after Sunrisers Hyderabad chased down 244 in a stunning six-wicket win at Wankhede Stadium in the Indian Premier League. Pandya said poor execution with the ball and dropped catches proved costly despite MI posting a massive 243.
Travis Head and Abhishek Sharma gave SRH a blistering start, while Heinrich Klaasen finished the chase in style with an unbeaten 65. Pandya, while backing his bowlers, stressed that MI must improve as a unit and regain the consistency expected from the five-time champions in the crucial phase of the tournament.
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