Mohsin Khan discusses his difficult days, ailments, and cricket’s rebirth. Lucknow In Lucknow, the Super Giants defeated the Mumbai Indians by five runs.
On Tuesday, May 16, the Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) defeated the Mumbai Indians (MI) by five runs at the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium. With this victory, LSG moved up to third place on the IPL points table, while MI dropped to fourth.
LSG score 177 runs after being invited to bat first. Owing to superb performances by stand-in skipper Krunal Pandya and Marcus Stoinis. Meanwhile, the Rohit Sharma-led team failed to capitalize on openers Ishan Kishan and Rohit Sharma’s strong start.
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Tim David made a late cameo, but it wasn’t enough to keep the visitors in the hunt.
LSG defeated MI by five runs thanks to the remarkable final-over heroics of Indian pacer Mohsin Khan. With Tim David and Cameron Green on strike, the kid call upon to bowl with MI needing 11 runs to win. The 24-year-old bowled beautifully and conceded only five runs in the over, allowing LSG to secure a much-needed win.
During the post-match press conference, Mohsin reminisced on his difficult year. He had given up hope of ever playing cricket. After taking 14 wickets in nine matches with an economy of 5.97 in IPL 2022. He had a significant shoulder injury and did not play competitive cricket for a year. Notably, he was unable to play in the first half of the IPL 2023, and his appearance against Mumbai was only the third of the season.
“It was a very difficult time, and I had given up hope of ever playing cricket at one point because I couldn’t even lift my hand, let alone bowl.” My physiotherapist assisted me since I was unable to straighten [my hand]. It medically link; its pretty frightening since the doctor had warned that if I late by another month. They would have had to amputate my hand,” he explained.
He went on to remark that no cricketer in his position should be in this condition. He went on to say that it was strange, and that his artery and nerve were both stop at the moment.
“With regard to my injury, I’d like to start by saying that no cricketer should be in this condition.” It was unusual; my artery and nerve were both stop,” he remarked.
Following LSG’s victory, Mohsin Khan stated that he is dedicating his effort to his ailing father. In his three-over performance, the teenager allowed just 26 runs and took the wicket of MI batsman Nehal Wadhera.
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