RR's Nitish Rana comment on bat checks in IPL: No issues, it's the umpire's right

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Rajasthan Royals batter Nitish Rana has said that he has no issues with the umpires checking the bats as he feels it is their right at the end of the day. RR's' Shimron Hetmyer, RCB's Phil Salt and MI skipper Hardik Pandya's bats were measured on the Field Of Play recently.

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00:00Sir, I guess the world's number one league is the world's number one league

00:29and I think the pressure is in every game and the pressure is our job

00:33That's why we are professional cricketers

00:35We are very low in Rajasthan's form of points

00:40but there are many positives in the matches

00:42which we win and win

00:44so there are many positives

00:45and as soon as we forget that and as soon as we learn it

00:49I think that's important for us

00:52Sir, I think if you have seen a match, you might not ask any more questions

00:59but if you have seen a match, you might not ask any more questions

01:03but things are very different

01:06and sometimes the situation is different

01:10and sometimes the situation is different

01:17and sometimes the situation is different

01:20and sometimes the situation is different

01:22I often find a lot of open team

01:25where I felt a lot of coordinated teams

01:28so there was not a interesting factor on the presence in 2 matches

01:33I think the team's demand and the team wants me to try to fulfill the team's demand as a player.

01:38In the first two matches, I had a batting in the third match and asked me to batting three numbers.

01:44So I said yes and I have made a run of 81-80.

01:47I think the team's demand as a player is to complete and the team's demand is okay.

02:03Sir, there was a shortage of time in the T20 game.

02:10And if there is enough time for the team to check the team, I guess the team's right is to check the team.

02:16I also had a bat checked in that game.

02:18In that game, there was 60-70% of the bat fans checked.

02:22So I think that's fair enough.

02:24We don't see anything in that game.

02:25And that's not controllable.

02:26We will control those things.

02:28But yes, the company we play, the company who is our sponsor,

02:32is a bat that doesn't have any problem.

02:34But if we check the team for them for himself,

02:39I guess we don't have any problem.

02:41I think, if we take a result of the game,

02:45we don't have any given day.

02:47But if we don't have any given day,

02:48see, how do you perform this game?

02:50It's not the same thing,

02:51but it's not the same thing.

02:53Can you do that in the 60-70s?

02:55Do you have any given day that you perform?

02:57Sir, on a given day,

03:00what you perform is important for me.

03:0260, 70, 80, 90, 100 for me is only a milestone

03:06that you have to achieve as a player, as a bachman.

03:09As a team, where are you standing?

03:11As a team, how do you perform on the individual day?

03:14How do you perform two points in your home?

03:16I guess that's the most important thing.

03:18And in our group, it's the same thing that

03:21every single day will not perform the same person.

03:24And the 11th team game is saying that

03:27one day, one day, one day, one day, one day.

03:30At the end of the day, when we play a match,

03:32if we play two points,

03:34whether someone has made 50,

03:35whether someone has made 0,

03:36whether someone has made 100,

03:37I think that all are together.

03:38It's important to win.

03:39So I guess that's the most important thing.

03:41And on and off, we're playing good.

03:43And there are very close matches.

03:45And there are many positives that I've said before.

03:48As soon as we forget the last five matches,

03:50it's important for the coming matches.

03:53So I guess that's what we're trying to do,

03:54that we're going to learn from there,

03:56and we're going to learn from there.

03:59We're going to learn from the next couple of points.

04:01Hi, Mr. Shama.

04:03You asked,

04:04what was your question about

04:05you said that you're going to be a match

04:06with a match,

04:07and that you're going to be a match.

04:09Does this feel so different,

04:11when you think that the performance,

04:13the performance is so different?

04:15From a partner's perspective,

04:19how different are you from me to finishing?

04:22What do you think about that?

04:52It is very clear and is prepared with it.

04:56We hear that the game started two months ago,

04:59the Ranji Trophy break,

05:00suddenly the game started for 10 days,

05:02so we try to cover up those things,

05:06in which particular place we want to play you,

05:08in which place we want to play batting,

05:09in which way we can play it.

05:12And at the end of the day,

05:14as a batsman,

05:15we have to give a ball at the end of the day.

05:16At the end of the day, you should open it,

05:17or you should come down,

05:19you should play one ball at a time.

05:22As a player,

05:25we keep the ball at the end of the day,

05:27but as much as we go down,

05:29it will go down.

05:30So I don't think about it,

05:33I don't think about it,

05:34I don't think about it,

05:36whether it will be tough for me,

05:37whether it will not be tough for me,

05:38I guess,

05:39it is the biggest league,

05:40it is tough for me,

05:41in that tough situation,

05:43in that tough situation,

05:44as a player,

05:45as a human being,

05:47that is a challenge,

05:48and we are prepared for it.

05:56It is the source of development.

05:58It is coming, yes.

05:59It is the source of development,

06:01the playing field,

06:03and the protecting system,

06:04and the protection system,

06:05to have the option of running the team,

06:07Sir, I guess when I did the captain of KKR, the most important thing was that I was connected with KKR in the past 6 years.

06:24That was a very important point for my captain.

06:27So I guess when I came to the RR, I knew more about the team's environment and the culture of this team.

06:34I think that was a very good decision.

06:36I didn't say that if I asked myself, I would say that I would take the captain from my hands.

06:42But I think that was a very important decision for the team.

06:45And I guess the RR management took the right decision.

06:48Thanks for the question.

06:50I guess that was really a good attack from the back of my head.

06:52You can see that you can see that w credit, batting wise, what you can do to the best game.

06:56The team knows how 110ثر and how much is recommended of the team.

06:58I really want to prove a tough one.

07:00And when I got to check out the team, it was ready for the team.

07:01So we will have to check out the ball.

07:03The team at KKR, we will have to check out how many of the team is ready for the team.

07:06I only want to check out the team from the team.

07:08We can see a team in the team.

07:10And just see, the team is ready for the final 10th position and that they will use the majority of the team.

07:14So as a baller, what do you do with that?

07:16What do you think about what you need to do in the game?

07:20Sir, that is the thing that if you need something from your team to your team,

07:25then I will never go back back.

07:27Obviously, but I am not that person.

07:29Yes, if the game's understanding is that I should go and say something to Sanju

07:33or anyone else that I can do something here or I can play a ball here,

07:37I will say anything.

07:38But there is no need to play a lot in the game.

07:42And I always think that whatever goes on my side,

07:47I will catch it and it will benefit from my team.

07:50Whether it is balling or not, batting or fielding,

07:54I think you should put it.

07:56I will put it very regular,

07:58because I have put it before and I am a good baller.

08:01I would like, but if there is a situation, then why not?

08:03I will talk about Sanju.

08:04Let's see what happens.

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