Published on Apr 27, 2025 08:32 PM IST
Mumbai Indians won a fifth consecutive match in IPL 2025, as they dispatched Lucknow Super Giants by 54 runs at the Wankhede Stadium.
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Published on Apr 27, 2025 08:32 PM IST
Jasprit Bumrah looked to be back to his best as Mumbai Indians danced past LSG with a 54-run victory. Bumrah finished with figures of 4-22, and ultimately LSG were massively off the pace as they came nowhere close to the total. MI moved up to second in the table with this result.(PTI)
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Ryan Rickelton provided a fast start for Mumbai Indians, bringing up a quickfire half-century in the powerplay. The South African wicketkeeper now has two IPL half-centuries to his name.(Hindustan Times)
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Mayank Yadav marked his return to IPL action with two big wickets, those of Rohit Sharma and Hardik Pandya. The ball to Pandya was a beauty, nipping in off a length and castling his stumps.(REUTERS)
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Suryakumar Yadav rose to the top of the Orange Cap list with another fine half-century, scoring 54(28) and keeping his strong run of recent form going. SKY hit four boundaries and four maximums enroute to his half-century.(PTI)
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MI’s innings was provided a terrific boost right at the death, as Naman Dhir contributed 25*(11) while Corbin Bosch scored 20(10) on his IPL debut. The total was pushed to 215-7 thanks to this late effort.(ANI)
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Will Jacks was the unsung hero for Mumbai Indians with the ball, as he struck with his very first delivery to remove the always-dangerous Nicholas Pooran. He also took the wicket of Rishabh Pant a couple of deliveries later.(ANI)
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Rishabh Pant’s struggles as captain of Lucknow Super Giants continued, as he was dismissed on 4(2). Pant was dismissed playing a premeditated reverse-sweep, perfectly finding the fielder at short third. Pant now averages 12 and strikes at less than a run-a-ball in an LSG shirt.(AFP)
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