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IPL victory: VVS Laxman, Yuvraj miss Ashish Nehra

| | May 30, 2016, at 10:28 pm
Hyderabad, May 30 (IBNS): Sunrisers Hyderbad assistant coach VVS Laxman said the team missed pacer Ashish Nehra, who was injured and underwent surgery recently, while celebrating the IPL title victory.

"Missing you Nehra ji. Thank you very much for your contribution @SunRisers #OrangeArmy," Laxman tweeted.

Nehra, who was playing for the side in the current session of the IPL, had to leave the tournament midway due to injury.

Sunrisers cricketer Yuvraj Singh dedicated the victory to the Indian pacer.

"This one for you Nehra ji we miss you ! Congratulations @sunrisers stuck together all the way," Singh tweeted.
 

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