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In the 63rd match of IPL-18, Mumbai Indians (Mi) defeated Delhi Capitals (DC) by 59 runs. At the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, MI scored 180 runs losing 5 wickets while batting first. In response, DC was all out for 121 runs in 18.2 overs. With this, the fourth team to reach the Mumbai playoffs became.
Interesting moments were seen on Wednesday. Mukesh Kumar left the catch of Suryakumar Yadav after which bowler Kuldeep Yadav was enraged at him. Rohit Sharma left the simple catch of Vipraj Corporation. Suryakumar Yadav on Mukesh Kumar’s ball Completed the fifty by applying six.
Read Mi vs DC Match Top-7 Moments & Records …
National anthem played in honor of Operation Sindoor
The national anthem was played before the match in honor of Operation Sindoor of the Indian Army. The National Anthem is not commonly played before the match in the IPL, but it was done on Wednesday in honor of the Army. In response to the Pahalgam attack of Kashmir on 22 April, India targeted terrorists’ bases in Pakistan Occupied Kashmir (POK).
The team of Delhi Capitals at the time of the national anthem.
Ricelton’s consecutive sixes in Chameera’s over
Ryan Ricelton hit two consecutive sixes on the ball of Dushmantha Chameera, which was putting the second over. 15 runs came from this over.
- Third ball: Chamera threw the ball on a full length outside the off stump. Ricelton moved forward and hit a magnificent six over the non-strayer’s head.
- Fourth ball: Chamera threw a small ball outside the off stump this time. Ricelton came in line and sent the ball from above the long off to six.
Ricelton scored 25 runs on 18 balls.
Kuldeep raged after Mukesh left catch
Mukesh Kumar left the catch of Suryakumar Yadav on the ball of Kuldeep Yadav, who is putting the seventh over. He took wickets on its next ball.
- Third ball: Kuldeep Yadav played the sweep shot by Suryakumar Yadav, but the ball stood in the air with the top edge. Mukesh moved from the short fine leg to the left and stretched the dive, but the ball went to the ground with his hand. Here bowler Kuldeep Yadav sat angry at him. In response, Mukesh also told him something.
After Mukesh Kumar left the catch, he got into an argument with Kuldeep.
- Fourth ball: Kuldeep threw the overpich ball to Ryan Reclleton. He played a sweep shot in the air. Madhav Tiwari, standing on deep, caught the catch by diving. Ricelton was dismissed for 25 runs.
While playing the recallett sweep shot, Madhav was caught by Tiwari.
48 runs on the last 12 ball
After 18 overs, Mi’s score was 132 runs losing 5 wickets. After this, Suryakumar Yadav and Naman Dhir scored 48 runs in the remaining 2 overs. The condition of the 5 boundary of the first 19th over-
- Surya’s six to fifty, first ball: Mukesh Kumar threw a wide yorker ball to Suryakumar. Surya sent it to sixes in a brilliant way from above the extra cover. With this, Suryakumar also completed his fifty.
Suryakumar Yadav scored 73 runs on 43 balls.
- Naman put 4 boundaries in a row, third ball: Mukesh Kumar threw a small ball outside the off stump. Naman sent it to four runs above the extra cover.
- Fourth ball: This time Naman Dhir put six on the yorker length ball. Dheer rotated his wrists fast and sent it for 6 runs above the Wide Long Long on Boundary.
- Catch out of Sameer Rizvi, fifth ball: Dhir played a bridge shot on a slow bouncer ball outside Mukesh Kumar’s off stump. The ball left Sameer Rizvi on long on for Six. Rizvi could not judge the ball here and missed them.
Sameer Rizvi dives but could not catch.
- Sixth ball: On the last ball of the over, Naman Dhir hit a four over the cover. 27 runs came from this over.
Now know how 21 runs came in the 20th over-
- First ball: Dushmantha Chamera threw the ball on the wide length. Surya slowly sent the ball from above the extra cover for four runs.
- Third ball: Chamera’s slow ball was placed by Suryakumar Yadav over the deep midwicket.
- Fourth ball: This time Chamera tried to throw a yorker length but the ball was full toss. Surya put up a meeting and put the second consecutive six on the deep midwicket.
- Fifth ball: Chamera threw a yorker ball outside the off stump this time. Suryakumar guided it towards Thirdman with a shock. A total of 21 runs came from the over.
Suryakumar Yadav scored 21 runs from the last over.
Jacques wicket on first ball, Hat -trick boundary of Vipraj
Will Jax, throwing the fifth over of Delhi’s innings, took a wicket on his first ball. However, after Abhishek, the Vipraj Nigam, who came to batting, put three consecutive boundaries on him.
- Ricelton stumping Abhishek Porel Delhi lost the third wicket in the 5th over. Here Abhishek Porel was dismissed for 6 runs. He was stumped by Will Jacks at Ryan Recelleton. Abhishek, who went to the drive shot on the overpich ball, could not handle his balance.
While playing the shot, Abhishek Porel’s leg went into the air.
- Vipraj set up a hat -trick boundary After Abhishek was dismissed, the Vipraj Nigam put three consecutive boundaries on the ball of Will Jacks. He hit a six on the third ball. Then hit fours on the fourth and 5th balls.
Vipraj Nigam was dismissed for 20 runs on 11 balls.
Vipraj Corporation caught from Rohit Sharma
In the sixth over, Rohit Sharma was caught by Vipraj Corporation. Santner put the last ball of the over on full length. Wanted to play towards the vipraj cover. The ball went to Rohit Sharma’s hands standing at backward point, but he could not catch it. However, in Mitchell Santner’s over, Vipraj caught him for 20 runs.
Rohit Sharma missed the cut shot of Vipraj.
Sameer Rizvi missed two catches in 2 overs
- Sameer Rizvi’s catch missed from Will Jacks Sameer Rizvi got life in the 11th over. On the fourth ball of Karna Sharma’s over, Will Jacks the miss judge and went out of the ball boundary. Ashutosh Sharma hit a six on the last ball of the over. This over came 16 runs.
Will Jacks gave Sameer a life for 19 runs.
- Santner left a catch in his own bowling On the 5th ball of the 12th over, Mitchell Santner had a chance to catch him on his own ball, but he could not catch the ball with one hand. Here Sameer played a fast shot on the front. Rizvi was dismissed for 39 runs.
He was on 24 runs when Santner left Sameer’s catch.
Facts and records …
- Faf du Plessis became the fourth oldest captain of the IPL. He captained the team today when Delhi’s regular captain Akshar Patel fell ill. Faf is 40 years and 312 days old. The first number in this list is Chennai captain MS Dhoni, whose age is 43 years 317 days.
- Kuldeep Yadav completed his 100 wickets in the IPL. He caught Ryan Ricelton in the first over at the hands of Madhav Tiwari. For this, he took 97 matches.
Surya equals Bavuma
Suryakumar Yadav equaled Temba Bavuma in the batsman who scored 25+ consecutive score in T20 cricket. Both of them have scored 13-13 25+ 25+.
