"I would love to continue batting at No.3. I am enjoying that responsibility of building an innings and scoring when needed the most. When I play at No.5 or 6, it gets difficult to hit from ball-one, whereas I have the time to shape my innings when I bat at the top," said Ojha after the Sunrisers lost to KXIP by six wickets here last night.
Chasing a huge 206 for victory, the Punjab top-order pulled off another run feast to reach the target in 18.4 overs, and Ojha said he would have been happier had the result gone Sunrisers' way.
"I enjoyed my batting a lot. I would have loved it even more if the result had gone our way, but things like these are a part and parcel of the game, and one needs to move on. We know we gave our 100 per cent on the field and we are happy with that," he said.
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