
Suresh Raina tops Virat Kohli to become leading IPL run scorer
Raina scored 22 in IPL 2018 Qualifier 1 to get to 4953 career runs in the tournament
Raina scored 22 in IPL 2018 Qualifier 1 to get to 4953 career runs in the tournament
"I just entered the changing room now, and asked the boys, 'how did we win this, guys?'"
“We needed a more even contribution from a few more of our top-order batters”
“Tried to pitch it on that fourth-stump line and move it in – let the batsmen deal with that”
Mumbai Indians and Kings XI Punjab crash out after Sunday losses
“An average of 40 is pretty average to be honest and I definitely want to lower that”
“It's good to see we are pulling back games, it shows good character”
“The bulk of the scoring responsibility and stress can't always be on AB de Villiers"
"The bowling effort, full stop, was very good"
Just how did it go so wrong?
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