There is a flood of runs in this season's IPL. In this season, 200 runs have been scored in an innings. It is dangerous to build a capital of less run. That is, it is difficult to win the match. Hyderabad have recorded the highest runs in the history of IPL twice this season.

Hyderabad scored the highest 277 runs in IPL history against Mumbai Indians on March 27, breaking the record of 263 runs set by Royal Challengers Bangalore in 2013. Then on April 15, the franchise of the southern region of India broke that record. This time Hyderabad scored 287 runs for 3 wickets against Bengaluru.

Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) played an innings of 272 runs between Hydabad's record two innings. On April 3, Delhi Capitals were blown away by Kolkata Knight Riders. In addition, in another match, Rajasthan Royals recorded the highest run chase in the history of IPL by beating Kolkata by 223 runs.

Seeing this flood of runs in the IPL, many people think that there will be a flood of runs in the T20 World Cup starting from June 1. Which is usually dangerous for Bangladesh. Because Bangladesh's winning record in chasing more runs is very low. Again, Tiger cricketers are not seen to run rampantly on the opponent's bowlers.

As such, David Warner has given some hope to Bangladesh. This Australian batsman feels that World Cup matches will not be high scoring like IPL. According to him, World Cup pitches are not as flat as Indian pitches. As a result, not so many runs will be scored.

 "They (pitches) can be slow and there will be some turning pitches," said Warner in the light of West Indies Premier League experience. The wicket may be a bit low and slow.'

 And about the IPL pitch, Warner said, 'The wickets have been very good. Very flat, very compact and very high scoring. When you get short boundaries, you're going to see big scores.'

 The experienced Australian batsman also said, 'If the wicket was a little turning, then so many runs would not have been scored. Also, the lacquer on the ball lasts longer and therefore does not get chewed and turns very little.'