By Moses Ochieng The San Francisco Unicorns concluded their erratic campaign by losing from a winning position in their final group stage game against the Texas
The San Francisco Unicorns concluded their erratic campaign by losing from a winning position in their final group stage game against the Texas Super Kings. Despite having TSK at 92 for 5 in the 14th over, the Unicorns were defeated with 5 balls to spare as Milind Kumar and Daniel Sams dashed their hopes in a short span. The Unicorns began their MLC journey impressively by defeating the highly favoured MI New York by 22 runs.
The Unicorns made significant changes to their international roster, placing high hopes on their major signing, Pat Cummins. While there might have been a temptation to appoint Cummins as captain following Aaron Finch’s retirement, the Unicorns management chose Anderson for his local knowledge. Rising star Jake Fraser-McGurk aims to continue his impressive IPL form, where he scored 330 runs at a strike rate of 234.04. Kiwi Finn Allen retained his spot despite a mediocre season with the bat.
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