Mumbai Indians continue the fire, now Lucknow Super Giants crushed, reached second number in the table


Mumbai: Mumbai Indians continue to have a strong game in IPL 2025. Mumbai won the 5th consecutive match in IPL 2025 by defeating Lucknow Super Giants. Both Mumbai bowler and batsman shone once again at the Wankhede Stadium. Mumbai scored 215 runs while playing first. In response, Lucknow was stopped by 54 runs by stopping 161 runs. With this victory, Hardik Pandya's team has reached the second number in the points table. The team has 12 points in 10 matches.

Bumrah and Ricelton's fifty

Mumbai Indians reached the score with fierce half -centuries by wicketkeeper batsman Ryan Ricelton (58 runs) and Suryakumar Yadav (54 runs). Suryakumar became the highest run -scorer in this IPL 2025 while scoring runs. He crossed the 400 -run mark with his third half -century. India's T20 captain also completed 4,000 runs in the IPL. Suryakumar hit four sixes and as many fours in 28 balls.

Ricelton scored his second half -century in the IPL in 25 balls. He hit six fours and four sixes during a 32 -ball innings. He played a 55 -run participation 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 Bos, who was debuting, contributed 20 runs in 10 balls. Avesh Khan and Mayank Yadav took two wickets for LSG.

Rohit Sharma's bat remained calm

Lucknow decided to bowl first after losing the toss. Mumbai Indians may have lost the wicket of Rohit Sharma (12 runs) in form, but Ricelton scored fast runs in the powerplay. Rohit, who came in the match after scoring two consecutive half -centuries, welcomed Indian fast bowler Mayank Yadav (two wickets for 40 runs) 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-handed South African wicketkeeper-batsman Ricelton hit a brilliant 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'.

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