Vijay became the only Indian batsman to score two IPL centuries when he hammered 113 runs against Delhi yesterday. he had scored a hundred in the 2010 edition also.
"Every team can beat the other on a given day. So we need to be wary and cannot take things lightly. The only thing I can tell you is that we are geared up for the match," Vijay said.
Vijay said he thoroughly enjoyed his knock but does not wish to compare it with any other effort.
"I just went in and started striking the ball. I always go there with wanting to win the match. It's a great feeling to contribute for the team. I don't want to compare this knock with any other, but certainly I had to work hard for it.
"It was hot and humid and I had to take a lot of singles and doubles. I enjoyed the innings and I couldn't have asked for more," he said. More
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