Updated On: 24 April, 2024 06:06 AM IST | Jaipur | Agencies
It’s time to introspect, admitted the southpaw. “We win as a team, and we lose as a team. We need to raise our game and figure out where we have been going wrong or where we have been going right so that we can rectify our mistakes whenever we return,” he concluded

MI’s Nehal Wadhera during his 49 against RR in Jaipur on Monday. Pic/AFP
The Mumbai Indians suffered their fifth defeat of IPL-17, losing to the Rajasthan Royals nine wickets, leaving them seventh in the 10-team points table.
Nehal Wadhera was among the few shining lights on the night for MI, scoring a cameo—24-ball 49. At the post-match press conference, he later admitted that things didn’t go as per plan for Hardik Pandya & Co. “In T20s, individual scores only matter a little for me and the other players. It’s the result that matters and that Mumbai Indians should win,” he said.