Watch: Suryakumar Yadav caught uttering 'Maarne ka mood nahi ho raha hai' prior to his dismissal

India and Australia faced off in a warm-up match of the 20-20 World Cup on October 17, Monday and the first innings from team India turned out to be a cracker. After being forced to bat first, the Indian team opener KL Rahul started firing from ball one and reached the fifty-run landmark in 32 balls and got out the very next ball in the final over of the innings. 

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However, the batter uttered that he was in no intent to hit the ball and got out the very next ball. The same was caught on the stump mic and the video started to surface on the internet right away. “Maarne ka mood hi nahi ho raha yaar (I am in no mood to go for it),” Suryakumar was caught saying in the stump mic. 

Watch the video here:

@surya_14kumar - Maarne ka mood hi nahi ho raha yaar
Got out very next ball #AUSvIND #T20WorldCup #T20WorldCup2022 pic.twitter.com/TWBM2zSAtA

— Aditya Kukalyekar (@adikukalyekar) October 17, 2022

Kane Richardson, who bowled the final over, removed the batter the very next ball and sent him back to the pavilion. India ended up gathering 186 runs for the loss of 7 wickets in the end. 

When a CHAPRI try to be ABD#Sky #INDvsAUS #SuryakumarYadav #T20WorldCup pic.twitter.com/3GInkSfJrX

— NK (@inaseerkhannk1) October 17, 2022

He's one of the best batters in the world: Richardson

The pacer said after the first innings that he was happy to see the back of Suryakumar and rated him one of the best batters in the world at the moment. Commenting on playing in the warm-up match, Richardson said that it was a feel-good moment and said that he enjoyed the game. 

“I think it was the first time he missed the middle of the bat against us. He's one of the best batters in the world at the moment (on Surya Kumar Yadav), so it was good taking him. I'm not expecting to start, but if anything happens with form or injury, I could be in, just happy to be out in the middle today,” Richardson said after the first innings.

“The atmosphere is really nice, we'll go out there and enjoy our stint in the middle, the sun is out and it's a good batting pitch. Disappointed to play in front of an empty stadium, we usually have it filled for games against India,” he added further. 

With regard to the match, Australia’s captain Aaron Finch scored a massive 76 and helped the Kangaroos inch closer to the target. However, the team lost the match by 7 runs and it was all glory to Rohit Sharma and his men. Mohammed Shami's first over after his return turned out to be a great one as he racked up three wickets and a run out to dismiss Australia for 180 runs.