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NEW CHANDIGARH: He woke up in the morning with nerves on Tuesday. Which I was really happy about, Cooper Connolly said after leading Punjab Kings to a three-wicket win over Gujarat Titans.For Connolly, it wasnt the nerves, but the happiness about having them. That small detail captures something essential about this 22-year-old from Perth. He doesnt run from pressure. And on Tuesday night in New Chandigarh, he walked out to bat like a man arriving exactly where he was always meant to be.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!By the time he was done, Connolly had scored an unbeaten 72 off 44, guided Punjab to their first win of IPL-2026, taking Player of the Match honours on IPL debut, and left his new teammate Yuzvendra Chahal making declarations on his behalf.Hes only 20 something but has the hunger to excel on the big stage, Chahal said in the post-match presser. The way he performed in his very first match, batting at No. 3, playing a match-winning innings, shows how mature he is mentally.Awareness is a word that comes up often around Connolly. It is there in how he builds an innings and in how he resists the urge to overhit. He describes himself as: Im just more of a tempo player, try to feel the flow of my hands, I dont hit too many big sixes, its more about timing.Punjab skipper Shreyas Iyer offered something more considered than ordinary praise. Ive seen him in the past as well, playing for Australia. Hes got a great mindset and hopefully he continues with the same form, Iyer said.Connolly has modelled himself after Shaun Marsh, the former Australian left-handed opening batsman who too came from Western Australia like Connolly. There is also something poetic that Connolly now plays for the very franchise Marsh once represented. Shaun Marsh played for the Punjab Kings, and I grew up watching him. Its sort of an honour to play for the same franchise as him, Connolly said.Connolly also credited Punjab head coach Ricky Ponting for easing the pressure on him. Ricky Ponting just kept me calm and collected, Connolly said. He told me to play my game, go out there and dominate. It was a nice team performance. We were very strong with the ball and made things easier for ourselves. 129967982Connolly traces his journey through the WACAs (Western Australia Cricket Association) development pipeline. He is part of a generation that came of age in the Big Bash Leagues glare, while still respecting the grind of Sheffield Shield cricket. He also captained Australia at the 2022 ICC Under-19 World Cup.His big-match temperament was first seen in the 2022-23 BBL final, where he hit an unbeaten 25 off 11 balls in just his second T20 innings to lift Perth Scorchers to the title. His first-class debut arrived in the 2023-24 Sheffield Shield final against Tasmania, where he scored 90 in the first innings as Western Australia won the title. First big-format match, high pressure game and a game-changing knock. There is a pattern here, and it is not coincidental. I actually dont mind a bit of pressure. I feel like that suits the sort of style of person I am, Connolly stated.

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Luke Littler's close friend Morgan Burtwistle, better known as YouTube personality AngryGinge, has disclosed that the teenage darts sensation found the spotlight difficult to handle following his meteoric rise to prominence.The 19-year-old captured global attention as a 16-year-old when he reached the PDC World Championship final in 2024, where only then-world number one Luke Humphries managed to halt his remarkable run.Speaking on the Double Tops podcast, Burtwistle revealed that despite his extraordinary talent at the oche, Littler experienced genuine anxiety when facing cameras and media obligations during those early days of stardom.The Warrington-born player has since transformed into a self-assured presence both on stage and in interviews.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayBurtwistle offered insight into his friend's transformation during the podcast appearance, stating: "He struggled at first speaking on camera and stuff like that. You can tell he's a bit nervous. His first time ever doing it."The YouTube star, who shares a bond with Littler through their mutual passion for FIFA, darts and their Manchester roots, acknowledged the remarkable progress the young champion has made."Obviously he's got so much better now. He's done that much media. You'd expect it," Burtwistle added.The friendship between the pair has given Burtwistle a unique perspective on Littler's development from a nervous teenager into one of sport's most recognisable young personalities.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:London schoolgirl, 11, becomes Englands top female chess player after stunning global riseAs Phil Foden struggles for England, five world-class stars who failed to deliver on the international stageTyson Furys condition revealed after father said relationship had been 'completely destroyed'Burtwistle was present at Alexandra Palace when Littler claimed his second consecutive world title against 23-year-old Gian Van Veen in January, becoming a double world champion before his 19th birthday.The YouTube star recounted the remarkable confidence his friend displayed even when the match began poorly, saying: "I was there for the final against Gian and he's come in, he's got his AirPods in or whatever, he's practised a few, he's had a margherita pizza, practised a few more then gone on."After Van Veen took the opening set, Littler sent a clear message to his supporters in the crowd."I don't know if anybody saw it but as he walked off he looked over to where we're all stood and he goes: 'No more.' Then he gets seven on the bounce," Burtwistle revealed.Littler has carried his imperious form into 2026, supplementing his World Championship triumph with victories at the Saudi Arabia and World Masters events.The teenager also secured the UK Open title, one of the few major trophies that had eluded him during his extraordinary two-and-a-half year journey to the summit of professional darts.His dominance continues in the Premier League, where he has claimed victory on three of the past four nights ahead of Thursday's event in Manchester.Last week's final in Germany saw Littler produce a stunning display against Michael van Gerwen, hitting two maximum 170 checkouts including one to seal the match.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter