Pat Cummins leaves India after SRH's disaster in IPL 2025? Wife's "Bye Bye India" sends shockwaves

Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) skipper Pat Cummins is having a tough time in the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025. Under his leadership, the runners-ups of the last year ars struggling to get going and are reeling at the bottom half of the table. 

Sunrisers Hyderabad were at the receiving end of another disappointing loss and came against the Mumbai Indians in the 33rd game of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025. The match between the teams took place at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Thursday (17th April). 

The Pat Cummins and his team faced a four-wicket loss as they had a poor outing with the bat and ball. Asked to bat, they struggled to get going despite the batters having good starts in their innings and managed just 162 runs on the board. 

After that, with the ball, they failed to put pressure on the Mumbai Indians batters. Skipper Pat Cummins tried his best with the ball. He picked three wickets but couldn't help his team defend the total as Mumbai Indians chased the target with 11 balls to spare. 

After the loss, Pat Cummins' wife's story caught the attention of many. She posted a picture with the Sunrisers Hyderabad skipper at the airport and captioned the picture: "Goodbye India, we have loved visiting this beautiful country". 

Here's the post:

It wasn't the easiest wicket - Pat Cummins 

Pat Cummins spoke about the loss, saying that it wasn't an easy wicket and they didn't expect to play this way. He also credited Mumbai Indians for their performances. Speaking after the game, he said: 

It wasn't the easiest wicket. A few runs short, we would have liked a couple more with the bat. Tricky wicket, when you come here you expect it to be really fluent and fast, just wasn't that. 

They bowled really well, shut down a lot of our hitting areas. I thought we had all our bases covered, with 160 you feel like you are a little bit short. We gave it a good crack with the ball. 

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