IPL 2023: Mumbai batsmen kneel in front of Gujarat bowlers, MI lost in one-sided match

In the 35th match of IPL, Gujarat Titans defeated Mumbai Indians by 55 runs. Batting first, the team of Gujarat Titans scored 207 runs. Mumbai needed 208 runs to win. But the Mumbai team could only manage 152 runs for 9 wickets. Excellent bowling by Gujarat Titans. Mumbai batsmen looked under pressure from the very beginning. The first wicket fell on the score of 4 runs when Rohit Sharma became the victim of Hardik Pandya. Since then Mumbai’s wickets kept falling continuously. For Mumbai, Cameron Green played an inning of 33 runs in 26 balls. And Suryakumar Yadav scored 23 runs in 12 balls. Apart from this, Nihal Wadhera played an inning of 40 runs in 21 balls. Piyush Chawla got out after scoring 18 runs in 12 balls. Mohammed Shami gave only 18 runs in 4 overs. The same Noor Ahmed achieved 3 success by giving 37 runs in 4 overs. Rashid Khan also got two successes

A 35-ball 71-run partnership between Abhinav Manohar and David Miller after a half-century by opener Shubman Gill helped Gujarat Titans post 207 for six against Mumbai Indians in an Indian Premier League (IPL) T20 match here on Tuesday. Put up a challenging score of . Gill scored 56 runs in 34 balls with seven fours and a six. Manohar hit three fours and three sixes in his 21-ball 42, while Miller scored 46 runs in 22 balls with the help of two fours and four sixes. In the last over, Rahul Tewatia contributed an unbeaten 20 runs in five balls with the help of three sixes. Mumbai bowlers looted 70 runs in the last four overs. Piyush Chawla (34 for two in four overs) was the successful bowler for the team. Arjun Tendulkar (nine runs in two overs), Jason Behrendorff (37 runs in four overs), Kumar Kartikeya (39 runs in four overs) and Riley Meredith (49 runs in four overs) got one success each. Cameron Green gave away 39 runs in two overs. After opting to field first, Tendulkar and Behrendorff bowled tight in the first four overs. Tendulkar caught Wriddhiman Saha (four runs in seven balls) by wicketkeeper Ishan Kishan in the third over.

Gill hit Green in the sixth over after hitting successive fours for a six as the team collected 17 runs from the over to leave Gujarat at 50 for one after the power play. Piyush Chawla, who came to bowl in the seventh over, made Hardik Pandya (13 runs in 14 balls) walk on the very first ball. Vijay Shankar hit a six against Kumar Kartikeya in the 10th over. Gill stole a run after hitting a four in the same over and completed his fifty in 30 balls. Gill, however, got caught in the spin of this bowler in the next over and was caught by Suryakumar Yadav at long-on. Chawla showed Shankar (19 off 16 balls) the way to the pavilion in the 13th over. Miller hit his first six against Karthikeya in the 14th over, while Abhinav Manohar hit two fours and a six in Chawla’s over to score 17 runs. Against Green, who came to bowl in the 18th over, Manohar hit two consecutive while Miller hit a six, Gujarat collected 22 runs from this over. Meredith dismissed Manohar on the first ball of the next over but Rahul Tewatia opened the account with a six as soon as he stepped into the crease. Miller hit a six off the last two balls of the over. Tewatia took the team’s runs past 200 with two consecutive sixes in the last over. In the same over, Miller was dismissed for a big shot.