CSK vs SRH | Twitter reacts to Daryl Mitchell's Surya-like gesture after notching up maiden IPL fifty

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Every cricketer has to remember that he owes something to the game. This notion was vividly demonstrated in the clash between Chennai Super Kings and Sunrisers Hyderabad as Daryl Mitchell swiftly notched up a half-century, proudly signalling his worth to the team present at the dugout.

Sunrisers Hyderabad's decision to bowl first paid off initially, as they quickly dismissed Chennai Super Kings opener Ajinkya Rahane within the powerplay. Nonetheless, the Chennai skipper and Daryl Mitchell's partnership turned the tide for the home side, propelling them to 50/1 by the end of the powerplay. The Mumbai batter impressively reached his half-century in just 27 balls, setting the stage for Mitchell to join the party with his half-century in 29 deliveries, visibly energized as he acknowledged the dugout's support.

Mitchell, at the brink of his milestone of 49, showcased his form magnificently eyeing his first half-century of the season. In the 13th over, facing Sunrisers skipper Pat Cummins, the 32-year-old expertly pulled a short-of-length delivery to deep square leg securing a single to reach his fifty. His jubilant celebration included a resounding thump to his chest, followed by a reassuring gesture towards the dugout affirming his value to the team.

The Twitterverse erupted in praise for Mitchell's impressive half-century sparking lively discussions across the platform.

The celebration

Well played

Apologies

Maiden half century

Hit it

Good decision

Got strucked

Drop it

First 50

Much needed

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