World Cup won't run like IPL: David Warner

Sports Desk:  Runs are flooding in the Indian Premier League (IPL) because of wickets. Sunrisers Hyderabad have broken their own records. The rest are also getting runs. But whether this will be the T20 World Cup? Warner told a different story on this question. He explained the difference between wickets.

The T20 World Cup will begin in June. The United States and West Indies are jointly organizing this year's event. Warner feels that the field of countries will not be like IPL. He said that World Cup wickets will be slow.  

The Auji opener said, 'There will be slow and turning (wickets). The wicket will bounce low and be slow. When we played the World Cup in 2010, the wicket was not a big run. An anchored batsman is needed to do well in the World Cup. As Mike Hussey did this for us.

This left-handed opener sees the role of the wicket along with the boundary behind the big runs in the IPL. In this regard, he said, 'The wicket here is very good, flat, very strong and big runs. And when you see small boundaries, there will be a lot of big run matches.'