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The Times of India
The Times of India
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Solomon S Kumar | TNN

We were 30-35 runs short of making a match of the game, says Punjab spin bowling coach Sunil Joshi

HYDERABAD: Punjab Kings, who had two narrow victories in their previous games, were undone on Sunday night by Sunrisers Hyderabad bowlers and succumbed to an eight-wicket loss. It was a bad loss but spin bowling coach Sunil Joshi was not perturbed by the loss and said it was just an off-day at office.

“I think it is bound to happen as we are playing back-to-back games. There is so much travel, practice, travel and it’s a one off-day which everyone will have. It’s a larger tournament and it’s still early days. Hopefully we will come back stronger,” he said after the match.

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