Ahmedabad: Sunrisers Hyderabad lost the match against Gujarat Titans by 38 runs. After this, the team is making it very difficult for the team to advance to the play-off round of the 2025 IPL. The team is currently at the ninth position in the points table.

In this situation, the captain of the team, Pat Cummins, has openly spoken about the decision taken by the owner of the Sunrisers Hyderabad team, Kavya Maran, in the 2026 IPL. The Sunrisers team is in the position of losing the chance of going to the play-off this year. However, he has openly said that there will be no major change in the current team next year, and this team will continue for the next three years. His speech has become a debate.

In this match, the Gujarat Titans team batted first and scored 224 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in 20 overs. The Sunrisers Hyderabad team, which batted next, scored only 186 runs for the loss of 6 wickets in 20 overs. The Sunrisers team led by Cummins lost by 38 runs.

Speaking after the defeat, Pat Cummins said, "A few things went against us. Our batting was not good in the powerplay. I also did not bowl properly. I have made mistakes like everyone else. It seemed like chasing two hundred runs here was possible."

"Gujarat has good batsmen. They didn't try anything new. We didn't bowl well. They used it to hit boundaries. We bowled a lot of bad balls. It's a good wicket. Our team conceded 140 runs in the last 14 overs. That's not bad at all. Abhishek Sharma batted well in our team. Nitish Reddy also played well in the last over. But the pressure was on the batsmen who came last to score more runs.

We are still confident. Last year we faced a big auction. Our key players will continue for the next three years. So we still have a lot to play," said Pat Cummins.

With this, Cummins has already firmly stated that even if the Sunrisers Hyderabad team did not perform well in this year's IPL series, there will be no big changes in the team next year. It seems that Sunrisers Hyderabad team owner Kavya Maran has already taken this decision. That's what Cummins has firmly stated.