Lightning of Musar Trust Hand com Karun Karun Isair expirou a Missining para jogar em Bengaluru

Palatato Palatato de Massa Palatato Karun Nair está feliz em brincar em frente ao amigo da Terra, mas alegando que ele estará tocando no estádio Chinnaswamim

With the Maharaja Trophy moved out of Bengaluru for the first time, Mysore Warriors skipper Karun Nair is excited to play in front of the team’s home crowd. The 34-match T20 tournament, which will commence from August 11, was moved to Mysuru after the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) failed to get clearance to host matches at the M Chinnaswamy stadium in Bengaluru. Nair, who was the tournament’s leading run-getter in the last two seasons, admitted that he would miss playing in Karnataka’s capital.

Nair admits he’ll miss playing Maharaja Trophy in Bengaluru

Speaking to Insidesport in an exclusive interview, Nair pointed out that he was able to produce great performances in the last two editions of the Maharaja Trophy while playing in Bengaluru. However, Karun said that it was going to be very special for the Mysore Warriors to play in front of their home fans, adding that the team was looking forward to get all the support they can.

“Yes of course, personally I will miss playing at the M Chinnaswamy stadium in Bengaluru because in the last two seasons, I have had great batting performances in the Chinnaswamy stadium and I’ve always had a great experience playing there. Bur having said that, to have the tournament in Mysuru and being a part of Mysuru is really special. We look forward to get all the support we can,” Karun Nair said.

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Nair has been a force to reckon with in the Maharaja Trophy, with his consistent performances over the last two seasons. In 2023, he topped the chart of leading run-getters with 532 runs from 12 matches, including one century and three fifties.

It only got better for Karun in 2024 as he once again topped the charts, this time with 560 runs from 12 matches, including one hundred and five half-centuries, at an average of 56.00.

A boundary scoring machine, Nair smashed 73 boundaries (52 fours and 21 sixes) in Maharaja Trophy 2023. In 2024, he went a step ahead to create a record by hitting 88 boundaries (58 fours and 30 sixes). Not only did he register the highest individual score in the tournament’s history in the 2024 edition with an unbeaten 124-run knock, he also led the Mysore Warriors to the title.