Dwayne Bravo said as it should be said, “Experience beats youth any day”. The West Indies all-rounder once again played his part to perfec...
Dwayne Bravo said as it should be said, “Experience beats youth any day”.
The West Indies all-rounder once again played his part to perfection in Chennai Super King’s fourth Indian Premier League title triumph and summed up the journey of his side which his team-mate Moeen Ali termed “humble and grounded”.
Deepak Chahar, on his part, said the love and loyalty for skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni made the players push the envelope a little harder.
“It’s about the belief in the squad from management, owners. After last season, I was really disappointed. We owed it to the franchise, the fans to come up with a better performance. I don’t get nervous (coming into a final),” Bravo said after the match.
“I have had good performance in different phases of the tournament. Faf and Ruturaj standout for us. To have these two guys scoring over 500 runs together. Experience beats youth any day,” he said.
England all-rounder Moeen expressed his gratitude when he wasn’t dropped after a few indifferent games.
“I can’t describe how I’m feeling. To do it with this franchise is great. I could’ve been dropped a couple of games ago. It’s such a grounded and humble team,” said Moeen.
Ravindra Jadeja on his part said: “That catch of Venkatesh Iyer changed it...
