Royal Challengers Bangalore spinner Yuswendra Chahal admitted on Friday after losing six straight matches that his side has failed to click as a unit this season so far but he said that to stay focused and win the remaining games Expecting was the only option in front of the team. Now he.
Chahal said before the crucial match against Kings XI Punjab in the pre-match press conference, "We have to forget about losing games because we can not change the result. We will have to face defeat and focus on the coming eight games. Have to do. " on Saturday.
Virat Kohli-led RCB has suffered losses in six matches on the troth and has been placed at the bottom of the points table.
The team's chief wicket-taker believes that all is not over yet.
"We are six down, but we still have a perfect opportunity to qualify for the playoffs. If you can remember in 2016, when we played in the final, we were in the same situation. We needed to win six matches. We need to bring back our skills.
For the RCB things have gone wrong in this season, Chahal said, "I am not going to blame the batting or bowling. I think that as a team we have not clicked, we form a team Sometimes our batting is not working and sometimes bowling. We need to understand that this is not a personal game, you can not depend on some players. All eleven k Adion need to increase the move. "
He also said that RCB will need to do better in death bowling.
Chahal said, "We also need to improve our bowling, this is a major issue for us, we are bowling well till the 16th over. We need to be well prepared."
RCB and Chahal's team balance were affected by repeated chawl and change in the top order, when they were asked to comment on it, they said, "We are a resolved squad. We want Virat and AB De Villiers to play as much as possible, we change the top order according to the game's situation. "
Chahal admitted that the fielding of RCB has not even reached the mark and he said that it was simply unacceptable to leave 12-13.
At the break of the week, Chahal said, "The break was good for us, we discussed that where we are making mistakes, Saturday is an important match. If we can win it, then we can get the speed back Are. "
Addressing a separate press conference, KXIP Chief Coach Mike Hesson said that he expected that the batting order would come back strongly in his form, including Chris Gayle.
He said that both Gail and Mayank Agarwal have been cured and they are likely to join the playing XI on Saturday.
KXIP has won four of the seven matches played so far.
Hesson said, "Gayle has done some good recovery, it's just a back cramp, nothing is big, he has a shock in his leg, but it looks like he has also got well. Chances are. "
"Mayank has done some good recovery, obviously his finger has some damage but I hope he will play."
