Michael Clarke thinks that the SunRisers Hyderabad’s (SRH) batting plan in theÂir IPL 2024 defeat to the Mumbai Indians (MI) should not reÂceive too much blame. He pointed out problems in other areÂas as the main causes behind theÂir recent poor performanceÂ.
After being assigned to bat first in Mumbai on Monday, May 6, SRH set MI a goal of 174 runs. The hosts subsequently knocked down the goal with seven wickets and 16 deliveries to spare, moving above of the Gujarat Titans (GT) to ninth place in the points standings.
Michael Clarke was questioned on the Star Sports show ‘Match Point’ if SunRisers Hyderabad’s one-dimensional, ultra-aggressive batting stance is harming them.
The former Australia captain Michael Clarke believes that spin bowling, rather than batting, is SRH’s biggest issue.
The SunRisers Hyderabad did not select Mayank Markande in their bowling lineup for Monday’s game. Shahbaz Ahmed, who gave 11 runs in one over, was their sole frontline spinner.
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Varun Aaron was also questioned on the corrective steps that SunRisers Hyderabad may have to take, given that they had lost three of their previous four games.
While predicting that SRH head coach Daniel Vettori will not panic, the former India speedster agreed with Michael Clarke that the IPL 2016 champions’ Achilles heel is a lack of bowling depth.
In Monday’s game, SRH suffered a minor bowling setback. They chose Sanvir Singh as an impact substitute to boost their score following a batting collapse and were unable to put in a specialist bowler while defending the somewhat below-par total.