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Andre Russell Opens Up About His Mental Health Following Bowling Heroics in SRH vs KKR IPL 2024 Final, Acknowledging the Role of Fitness

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In a stunning display of bowling prowess, Kolkata Knight Riders’ all-rounder Andre Russell shone bright in the IPL 2024 final against Sunrisers Hyderabad. Russell’s exceptional performance with the ball saw him take three crucial wickets – Aiden Markram, Abdul Samad, and Pat Cummins – during his spell of 3 for 19.

Apart from Russell, Mitchell Starc and Harshit Rana also delivered stellar performances with the ball, helping Kolkata Knight Riders dismiss Sunrisers Hyderabad for a paltry total of 113, the lowest ever in an IPL final.

Following his remarkable bowling display, Russell opened up about his mental health struggles in a post-match interview. The 36-year-old revealed that he had been battling mental health issues for the past few years but was now in a better space mentally. Russell attributed his improved performance to his fitness and mental well-being, expressing his desire to continue playing at a high level for the next few years.

Despite the low target set by Sunrisers Hyderabad, Russell emphasized that Kolkata Knight Riders would not take the opposition lightly and would approach the chase with determination. With the KKR bowlers setting the stage for victory, Russell urged his teammates to deliver with the bat and secure the IPL title.

Overall, Russell’s exceptional performance in the final not only showcased his cricketing skills but also highlighted the importance of mental well-being in sports.

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