In the match against Royal Challengers in Chepauk, Sunrisers Hyderabad were in deep trouble after losing the match. The fans were disappointed to end the match with a loss of seven wickets in 27 overs. The target was 150 on the scoreboard but the Sunrisers players were overwhelmed by a series of mistakes. David Warner (54; 7 fours off 37 balls, 1 six) was expected to end the match two more overs early as long as he was at the crease.

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The fall of the Sunrisers began after Warner was dismissed for the second wicket. All of the batters missed the line. Knowing that the pitch was not conducive to batting, he went for shots and submitted wickets. The match was handed over to RCB with cross batted shots. The Sunrisers stopped rotating the strike after Bairstow was dismissed for the third wicket. The same thing happened with Gallo lifting the ball and losing the wicket.

That's all in Chepauk .. Didn't Warner understand?
So far this season, four matches have been played at Chepauk Stadium and the team that has been chasing it has won only once. It also smashed RCB's 160-run target off the final ball in the opening match against Mumbai Indians. Here RCB got solid due to AB de Villiers playing a crucial innings. The other three matches were not as successful as Chasing.

The match between Mumbai Indians and KKR on Tuesday was very interesting. Here Mumbai defended the 152-run target and won by ten runs. KKR, who won the toss and elected to field after the match, was criticized for making a mistake. Chasing in Chepauk is not so easy, winning the KKR toss and going fielding has become a hot topic. Warner repeated the same mistake.

He won the toss and elected to field. With that, RCB went down to bat first and gave a target of 150 runs. Analysts are of the opinion that this is not an easy target here. The same is true. Defeat by the Sunrisers. That closed the second consecutive defeat. This is the second match for the Sunrisers on this pitch. The Sunrisers came to the brink of victory in their first match against KKR and lost by 10 runs.

There, too, Warner won the toss and elected to field. The experience of playing with KKR, even after the Mumbai Indians won by tying the same KKR who had been chasing on the same pitch, wondered if Warner had won the toss and taken the fielding. The Sunrisers still have three games to play here. It remains to be seen how Warner will fare with two consecutive defeats.