Wadhera aims to be known as match-winner
The New Indian Express Dharmapuri
|April 25, 2025
KNOWING that you are good rather than just being good, and retaliating at the right time after soaking up the pressure have been imperative to Nehal Wadhera's success with Punjab Kings in this IPL season.
From being a floater with Mumbai Indians, this year, he has been the designated middle-order batter for Punjab and Wadhera showed why he could be successful in the role during the clash against Royal Challengers Bengaluru last week.
Coming in at 52/3 in a tricky chase of 96, Wadhera smashed an unbeaten 19-ball 33 to take his team across the line in the rain-curtailed match.
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