Mumbai Indians pace bowler Nathan Coulter-Nile said that all the bowlers in the side were equally competitive and as long as "we keep bowling as a unit" the five-time IPL champions will keep attaining success.
There were multiple bowling heroes for Mumbai Indians on Tuesday against Rajasthan Royals, as Jimmy Neesham (4-0-12-3), Jasprit Bumrah (4-0-14-2), and Coulter-Nile (4-0-14-4) ran through the rival batting line-up and then Ishan Kishan smashed an unbeaten 25-ball 50 to guide his side to an eight-wicket win in a low-scoring match.
Asked how crucial his performance was against RR, Coulter-Nile, who had career-best numbers in the IPL on Tuesday and earned the 'Player of the Match' award, said, "Obviously, it was crucial to bowl well; I think it's different bowling today (October 5). We all have to bowl well for someone to be successful. I think that's why we were successful. We had Boulty (Trent Boult) bowl well, (Jasprit) Bumrah bowl well, we saw (James) Neesham bowl well. Everyone who comes in is responsible for keeping the pressure on. So, I was just lucky, the pressure was high when I came on. That was the point when it all got too much.