Mumbai Indian coach of the coach of Tilak Varma ‘retirement call: “We keep changing …”

When the debate about his decision to violate Tilak Varma in the game of the Indian Premier League (IPL) against Lucknow Super Giants, Mumbai Indian Mahela Jayawardene’s head coach defended his decision again. Since the Mumbai Indians need fast runs in their chase of 204 at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow, the team management Varma, who tried to move away the ball, and managed to return only 25 out of 23 balls and return with the stripping and to send Mitchell Santner instead of a few major variants. Mumbai lost the game with 12 runs, and the step of the team management has driven a storm up on social media. Many former Indian players criticized him and described it as mistakes of Mi, which would affect the morals of the players.

But on Monday, before her upcoming collision with Royal Challengers Bengaluru, Jayawardden defended his decision and said the modern cricket was more tactical.

“I know that it has been created (controversy). But the modern game is much more tactical. We always change the strokes to achieve certain bowling line-ups and all of this. I don’t see how different it is,” said Jayawardene in the press conference before the game before the RCB clash.

Jayawardden said Tilak Varma had difficulty beating big and the opposition had hit him well. So he decided to send Santner in.

“As a bats, I had times when you go to the bat and then you fight to get through and roar them well to you, it’s a combination of it.”

“He (Tilak Varma) has lost in difficult situations like us in the last three games, and he built these partnerships and brought us into situations that we need. This is his role with this experience what he brings into the game and I still appreciate that,” he said.

Overall, it is another matter that Jayawarden’s decision had made India T20 Captain Suryakumar Yadav confused and television cameras conquered his stunned reaction.