Asked how difficult it will be against Mumbai Indians in Mumbai and if it would bring added pressure on the team now, 22-year-old said, "We didn't execute it (the plan) well, but we will try to execute well in our next game"
Title-holders Mumbai Indians will take on Rajasthan Royals, the former champions, in Mumbai tomorrow in what would be a virtual knock-out game to make the final four of IPL.
Despite their task ahead being tough, Nair exuded confidence that they will pull off a win in the upcoming game.
"...We were not looking at it that way, we were trying to win our remaining games. I think we just have to go out there and win (against Mumbai)."
"The wicket was good, but we didn't get partnerships in the middle and we lost wickets quickly," Nair said.
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