Manish Pandey is like ‘anonymous hero’ for Sunrisers, will do amazing in season-14- Anjum Chopra
Anjum Chopra, former captain of the Indian women’s cricket team, believes that Manish Pandey is like an unsung hero for Sunrisers Hyderabad.
Nitish Rana scored an excellent 80 runs for KKR but former captain of the women’s cricket team Anjum Chopra has been impressed with the batting of Manish Pandey of the Sunrisers.
Kolkata Knight Riders made a bang in the Indian Premier League 2021. In the third match of season-14,
KKR made the winning debut by defeating the Sunrisers by 10 runs.
In India TV’s special offering ‘Cricket Blast’, Anjum said, “Manish Pandey is a very good player.
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He has also done well in the Indian team when he has played but unfortunately,
he has not been able to get consistent opportunities.
“The way Manish Pandey batted against KKR is showing that he is playing fearless cricket,” he said. He was very confident.
He also batted brilliantly for the team in the last season and this season too, he has come on the field with his same form.
Let us tell you that Manish Pandey remained unbeaten on 61 off 44 balls in the match.
He also hit five fours and three strong sixes in this innings.
It was due to Manish’s innings that the Sunrisers returned to the match and it was felt that he would win the match to his team but it could not happen.
Anjum said, “Manish Pandey is like an unsung hero in Sunrisers. His usefulness in the team is not less than anyone,
but despite this, due to some big players, he is not able to get that much name.
He is a player who changes the game with his performance.
Not just batting, when he is fielding, his presence at that time also proves very important for the team.
In this match, Sunrisers captain David Warner won the toss and decided to bowl first. After getting the first bowling invitation,
Kishor Rana and Shubman Gill from KKR gave the team a great start.
KKR’s team scored 188 runs at the loss of 6 wickets in the prescribed 20 overs,
in response to which Sunrisers could only score 177 runs after losing 5 wickets
