NEW DELHI: Mumbai Indians skipper Rohit Sharma
praised Yashasvi Jaiswal, saying he was surprised with the power the
youngster packed in his strokes, while also adding that it was
heartening to see his team chase down a big total set by Rajasthan Royals in Mumbai on Sunday.
Jaiswal hit 16 fours and 8 sixes off 62 balls in a blazing 124-run knock that helped the Royals score 212/7, but still lost the match by six wickets with three deliveries to spare.
Rohit indicated he saw in Jaiswal the potential to make it to the India side.
"I
watched him (Jaiswal) last year, he's taken it to the next level. I
asked him 'where did you get the power from'. He said he's been going to
the gym, that's good for him, India and RR," Rohit said at the
post-match presentation.
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"When
I completed my century, I didn't know whether the ball went to the
boundary. So I thanked God for everything. That was the highlight. Days
like this definitely can happen. I want to focus on the process and work
hard, and have the belief. I have been positive and am maintaining a
good, fit lifestyle which is helping. The straight drive is my straight
drive," said Jaiswal.
Rohit said he was happy with the way the team went about its task of chasing the big total.
"Was
pleasing to see how we chased down the target. Last game too, we came
close and we back ourselves to chase them down. So it was pleasing. Tim
(David) has got a lot of ability and power. At the back end that helps
and is good to have."
The skipper also said that Jofra Archer returning to the side and bowling full tilt was a big positive.
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"Jofra's
had a massive injury, with bowlers we knew they need match practice.
But his pace was a big positive and we thought Sky's innings like that
was around the corner."
Royals skipper Sanju Samson conceded Suryakumar Yadav and Tim David took the match away from them at the Wankhede Stadium.
Suryakumar
Yadav's half-century (55 off 29 balls) and a 62-run unbeaten stand
between Tim David (45 not out off 14 balls) and Tilak Varma (29 not out
off 21) proved to be decisive.
West Indies all-rounder Jason Holder
was the most expensive of the Royals bowlers conceding 55 runs in just
3.3 overs at an economy nearing 16 runs per over.
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