Mumbai Indians Wins 5th Consecutive Match। मुंबई लगातार 5वां मुकाबला जीतकर 12 अंकों के साथ दूसरे नंबर पर पहुंचा. एलएसजी को मुंबई ने 54 रन से हराया.

New Delhi. Mumbai Indians defeated Lucknow Super Giants by 54 runs in their home to register a sixth win in IPL 2025. This victory has scored 12 points to Mumbai and the team headed by Hardik Pandya from fifth to second in the points table. Lucknow has a fifth defeat in 10 matches. Opener Ryan Ricelton and Suryakumar Yadav played an important role in batting in Mumbai’s victory at Wankhede Stadium, while Jasprit Bumrah’s role in bowling was important. Who stamped the LSG defeat by taking 3 wickets in a single over. Bumrah took 4 wickets for 22 runs in 4 overs. Mumbai’s team has become the first team to win 150 matches in IPL history.

The Lucknow Super Giants team, chasing the target of 216 runs kept by Mumbai Indians, could only score 161 runs. Badoni scored the highest 35 runs on his behalf. Lucknow started very poorly. On the score of 18 runs, he lost the wicket of Eden Markram. Markram could score 9 runs. Nicholas Puran’s innings also ended for 27 runs. After this, captain Rishabh Pant was dominated by Pant but he also returned to the pavilion after scoring 4 runs. Mitchell Marsh scored 34 runs off 24 balls. Ayush Badoni was dismissed for 35 runs off 22 balls. David Miller returned to the pavilion after scoring 24 runs off 16 balls. Abdul Samad could not open 2 runs while Avesh Khan could not even open an account. Bumrah took three wickets in one over and pushed LSG to the mouth of defeat.

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Earlier, Mumbai Indians scored 215 runs for 7 wickets with fighter half -centuries of wicketkeeper batsman Ryan Ricelton (58 runs) and Suryakumar Yadav (54 runs). Suryakumar became the highest run -scorer in this IPL, scoring runs continuously. He crossed the 400 -run mark with his third half -century. India’s T20 captain also completed 4,000 runs in the IPL. Suryakumar put four sixes and equally fours in 28 balls and moved Mumbai Indians to the score of more than 200 while other main batsmen Tilak Verma (06) and Hardik Pandya (05) were dismissed early.

The most spectacular shot of Suryakumar’s innings was Prince Yadav (44/1), sitting on the knees on a high ball from the waist and hitting a six on the fine leg. Ricelton also scored his second half -century in the IPL in 25 balls. He hit six fours and four sixes during the 32 -ball innings. He played a 55 -run partnership for the second wicket with Will Jax (29 runs). In the end, Naman Dhir contributed 25 not out of 11 balls with two fours and two sixes and Corbin Bosch, who made his debut, contributed 20 runs in 10 balls.

Avesh Khan and Mayank Yadav took two wickets for LSG. LSG’s decision to bowl first in the hope of spin -friendly pitch was somewhat reversed on the batsmen -friendly pitch as none of his bowlers could control the stroke play. The pace of running of Mumbai Indians was around 10 runs per over, while in the second half it seemed that they were scoring at a very slow pace. Mumbai Indians may have lost the wicket of Rohit Sharma (12 runs) in form, but Riklton scored fast runs in the powerplay.

Rohit, who landed in the match after scoring two consecutive half -centuries, welcomed Indian fast bowler Mayank Yadav (40/2) with two consecutive sixes. But the Indian captain was dismissed on a slow ball. Mayank threw the ball at a speed of 120 kmph in the third over and caught Rohit outside the off stump. This initial shock had no effect and left-arm South African wicketkeeper-batsman Recllett made a great shot off both fast bowlers and spinners. But he was dismissed by Digvesh Rathi. In the end, Naman Dheer and Corbin Bosch made Mumbai Indians cross the score of 200 runs. Naman had to change his bat due to failure in ‘gauge test’.