Baji bangladesh cricket bet - Eoin Morgan's tactics against Royal Challengers Bangalore are being doubted
Baji bangladesh cricket bet - Eoin Morgan's tactics against Royal Challengers Bangalore are being doubted
In the Kolkata Knight Riders' (KKR) 38-run loss to the Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL
2021, Eoin Morgan's perplexing tactics were questioned (RCB).
Varun Chakravarthy got rid of Virat Kohli and Rajat Patidar in his first over, the second of the RCB innings, giving KKR the upper hand. For some reason, Eoin Morgan took the mystery spinner out of the attack, allowing RCB to mount a comeback.
Aakash Chopra slammed Eoin Morgan's decision to release the pressure on the opposition rather than go for the kill while analysing the KKR-RCB game in a video posted on his YouTube channel.
The cricketer-turned-commentator also chastised Eoin Morgan for giving Harbhajan Singh the penultimate over of the RCB innings.
Kyle Jamieson and AB de Villiers bowled the seasoned off-spinner for 18 runs as RCB amassed a mammoth total of 204-4.
Aakash Chopra also chastised Eoin Morgan and the KKR think tank for failing to send Andre Russell up the order, although they were chasing a huge goal.
Gautam Gambhir, the former KKR player, concluded that if Eoin Morgan had been an Indian player, his decisions would have been questioned.
Russell was given the bat when KKR required 90 runs in 38 balls. Despite hitting 31 runs off 20 balls, the 205-run target proved too much for the big-hitting all-rounder.
Varun Chakravarthy got rid of Virat Kohli and Rajat Patidar in his first over, the second of the RCB innings, giving KKR the upper hand. For some reason, Eoin Morgan took the mystery spinner out of the attack, allowing RCB to mount a comeback.
Aakash Chopra slammed Eoin Morgan's decision to release the pressure on the opposition rather than go for the kill while analysing the KKR-RCB game in a video posted on his YouTube channel.
The cricketer-turned-commentator also chastised Eoin Morgan for giving Harbhajan Singh the penultimate over of the RCB innings.
Kyle Jamieson and AB de Villiers bowled the seasoned off-spinner for 18 runs as RCB amassed a mammoth total of 204-4.
Aakash Chopra also chastised Eoin Morgan and the KKR think tank for failing to send Andre Russell up the order, although they were chasing a huge goal.
Gautam Gambhir, the former KKR player, concluded that if Eoin Morgan had been an Indian player, his decisions would have been questioned.
Russell was given the bat when KKR required 90 runs in 38 balls. Despite hitting 31 runs off 20 balls, the 205-run target proved too much for the big-hitting all-rounder.