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IPL 2023: 'Green smacked me everywhere back in the schools'- MI star Tim David reveals after SRH win

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Mumbai Indians registered their third consecutive win in the Indian Premier League (IPL) after they beat Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) by 14 runs in Hyderabad on Tuesday. Stellar batting performances from Cameron Green (unbeaten 64) and Tilak Varma (37 off 17) saw Mumbai dominate the contest while youngster Arjun Tendulkar also held his nerves in the final over to take Mumbai home in an entertaining contest.
Mumbai Indians star Tim David has reflected on Cameron Greens performance in the stellar win against Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) on Tuesday as they registered their third consecutive win in the Indian Premier League (IPL). Greens unbeaten fifty against SRH propelled MI to their third win while Tim David was involved in five dismissals that resulted in the 14-run win. The win saw Mumbai go on six points as they now look to mount a firm challenge for a playoff spot.
"Some of you might not know this, but Greeny (Cameron Green) and I actually went to the same school back in Australia. He was a few years younger than me, just a cheeky little bugger. He was not as tall as he is now and he just used to smack me everywhere, I had the side-arm throwing at him, I tried to bump him, but I just could not get him out. Very excited and proud of you mate," David said after playing a key role in MIs win.
With the game reaching a pivotal point, David executed a perfect run out to dismiss Washington Sundar, which proved to be a match-turning moment. David was involved in four catches and a run out while Green scored 64 runs off 40 deliveries to help the side gain momentum in the season.
"I think the run-out actually was my favourite out of all things I did on the field today because I did not expect it to be out. I was disappointed when they went for the second run, but then Surya came running in from the boundary and said that is actually out," the Singapore national added.
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