Mohammad Siraj picked a wicket in the last match against DC while interviewing Harshal Patel who last year played for DC and this year playing for RCB, Siraj asked him what captain Virat told him to do as he bowled in the 17th and 19th over of the match. Harshal answered that his plan was simple and tried to execute his Yorkers as they observed in the first inning Yorkers which executed were good Yorkers and difficult to hit so he was trying to nail as many as good Yorkers.
Siraj also asked as he was in DC last year and now playing for RCB what was his plan after joining RCB or in which areas he wanted to improve, Harshal answered that management and Virat told him that he would bowl more in middle and death overs. After this, he starts working on Yorkers and confidentially practicing. Same confidence he brought in the match, he added that things were going better and executing better except one over in Mumbai where nothing was executed ( smiled).
Superb final over 👌
A nail-biting finish 👏What happens when @RCBTweets' two power-packed pacers @mdsirajofficial & @HarshalPatel23 take over the microphone duties post a thrilling win? 👍 👍 – By @RajalArora #VIVOIPL #DCvRCB
Full interview 🎥 👇https://t.co/T2zi9jYuwY pic.twitter.com/wwTyqQ1SOu
— IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) April 28, 2021
Then Harshal asked Siraj, in the 20th over of the match defending 14 runs while Hetmyer was hitting good shorts also Rishabh was doing well what was his mindset. Siraj answered that his plan was simple and the same as for the previous match against MI, he executed his Yorkers since his Yorkers were well executed. And did not want to miss the short. As it was a large boundary he has only one option to deliver white Yorkers to defend fours and sixes.
