'Work In Progress,' Cameron Green Hopes to Improve on This Aspect of His Game
Cameron Green vs SRH (Source: BCCI/IPL)
Mumbai Indians' (MI) close encounter against Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) was just another page in this high voltage Indian Premier League (IPL) where almost every match has reached the final over.
Thanks to a superb effort with bat and an outstanding spell with the ball, Cameron Green who scored 64 runs and picked up a wicket was declared Man of the Match leading his side to victory by 14 runs.
Speaking during the post-match presentation, Green acknowledged that the first few games taught them a lot but now, they are coming good together as a group.
Further, he was pretty much satisfied with his performance in this game majorly due to the fact that the situation was tough when the Australian all-rounder came out to bat.
In the end, the 23-year-old expressed that he recognises the need to work on his death bowling for which he is putting in the hard yards.
"I think first couple of games were a learning curve for me and our team. Bit of a sticky situation (when I walked out to bat). But glad the plans came off. I am a work in progress with my bowling at the death. Obviously, we can continue with the winning momentum."
Mumbai's next match will be against Punjab Kings to be played at Wankhede Stadium on 22nd of April.
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