10 April,2022 01:52 PM IST | Pune | ANI
Anuj Rawat of Royal Challengers Bangalore plays a shot during match 18 of the Indian Premier League 2022 cricket tournament between the Royal Challengers Bangalore and the Mumbai Indians, at the MCA International Stadium in Pune. Pic/PTI
After defeating Mumbai Indians by seven wickets, Royal Challengers Bangalore opening batter Anuj Rawat said that he is happy to have Faf du Plessis as his opening partner. Inspiring knocks from Anuj Rawat and Virat Kohli helped Royal Challengers Bangalore defeat Mumbai Indians by seven wickets at the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium on Saturday.
"First of all, it feels great to be a part of RCB. Opening with Faf and having players like Virat in the team and it's a great feeling for me. We have a lot of conversations in between with Faf and I am really happy that he is my opening partner," said Anuj Rawat in a post-match press conference.
"As you have seen in the earlier games, I was getting but I was not able to finish it well. Finally in this game, I was having the same mindset as previous games but I am happy that I finished it," he added.
The opening batter further praised spinner Wanindu Hasaranga and called him a 'crucial' part of RCB. "Hasaranga has been really terrific in the bowling department. He has bowled some really good overs in the powerplay and has been really crucial for us," said Rawat.
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