Punjab Kings assistant coach Brad Haddin admitted that his side has struggled to cope with pressure after it suffered a fifth successive defeat to continue a stunning mid-season slump in the ongoing Indian Premier League.
PBKS’ latest loss came against Mumbai Indians, who emerged winners by six wickets in a last-ball thriller in the hill town on Thursday night.
It was a far cry from the seven-match unbeaten streak that PBKS enjoyed earlier in the season. The latest setback has left PBKS with a must-win scenario in their remaining two games to stay in playoff contention.
“We have just not been able to handle pressure in the last few defeats. We have not played our best cricket when we need to, which has been disappointing,” Haddin said in the post-match press conference.
“We are as disappointed as you guys are with the way we started the tournament and where we are now. There is no hiding that we’ve got to play better.”
PBKS appeared to be in control while defending 200 before an .​Punjab Kings assistant coach Brad Haddin admitted that his side has struggled to cope with pressure after it suffered a fifth successive defeat to continue a stunning mid-season slump in the ongoing Indian Premier League.
PBKS’ latest loss came against Mumbai Indians, who emerged winners by six wickets in a last-ball thriller in the hill town on Thursday night.
It was a far cry from the seven-match unbeaten streak that PBKS enjoyed earlier in the season. The latest setback has left PBKS with a must-win scenario in their remaining two games to stay in playoff contention.
“We have just not been able to handle pressure in the last few defeats. We have not played our best cricket when we need to, which has been disappointing,” Haddin said in the post-match press conference.
“We are as disappointed as you guys are with the way we started the tournament and where we are now. There is no hiding that we’ve got to play better.”
PBKS appeared to be in control while defending 200 before an . ​Latest News [ SOBAN NEWS: International and National ]
