Was A Bit Angry And Upset Heading Into The Super Over: Chris Gayle

“No, I wasn’t nervous. I was a bit more angry and upset that we got ourselves in this position. But it’s a game of cricket and these things do happen,” Gayle told Agarwal and Mohammad Shami during a post-match show for IPLT20.com.

“Even when we were going out to bat (in the second Super Over) you asked me ‘who is going to face the first ball’. I was like ‘Mayank you really asked that question? It has to be the boss who faces the first ball’,” he added.

Right-arm pacer Mohammed Shami was the hero for KXIP in the first Super Over as he defended a modest five runs.