‘I don’t mind …’ Will Jacks gave a befitting reply when called part time bowler! After defeating LSG, this thing
IPL 2025 mi vs Lsg will jacks statement:
The 45th match of the Indian Premier League 2025 was played on 27 April at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. It was played between Mumbai Indians and Lucknow Super Giants. In this match, Mumbai performed brilliantly and defeated Lucknow by 53 runs. Now Mumbai Indians has reached the top-2 in the point table. In this victory, Will Jacks showed a wonderful game.
Will Jacks proved fatal to Lucknow Super Giants with both batting and bowling. Because of this, Jax was also chosen as the Player of the Match. After the player of the match, he talked about his game and also gave a befitting reply when he was called a part time bowler.
Will jacks a befitting reply
After the match, Player of the Match became Will Jacks, “I am a batsman who also bowls, but my bowling is very important.” He said on being called a part-time bowler, “I work very hard on my bowling. I don’t mind what people say, I do not consider myself a part-time bowler.”
Will Jax shared his experience of taking two big wickets
Regarding taking two wickets in an over, Will Jax said, “We know how important Puran and Pant are. Off -spinners work against left -handed batsmen is very important, and I am happy that we took their wickets.”
On his experience, Will said, “I have enjoyed it very much by coming here. Everyone is very welcome. Everyone has given me full confidence that I am a part of the team. We have to continue good work.”
Will Jax expressed happiness over playing with Bumrah
Regarding Jasprit Bumrah, Will Jax said, “He is a very good bowler. I have faced him in the nets and he is very difficult. But now I am happy that I am in the same team with him.”
Will jacks perform against Lucknow
Will Jacks scored 29 runs off 21 balls at a strike rate of 138.09. Which includes 3 fours and 1 six. Apart from this, he also bowled brilliantly. Will Jacks bowled just 2 overs. In which he took 2 wickets from an economy of 9. These wickets were from Nicholas Puran and Rishabh Pant.
