Mumbai Indians beat Delhi Capital by 12 runs in the 29th match of IPL-18. On Sunday, Mumbai won the match by 3 batteries in Delhi for three consecutive balls. Mumbai scored 205 runs after losing 5 wickets at Arun Jaitley stadium. In reply, Delhi Capitals were all out for 193 in 19 overs.
Rohit Sharma was out when the letter was reviewed. Tilak sixes hit the reverse sweep. Ball stubs and Fraser fell between McGark and missed the catch. The letter jumped on the boundary and saved sixes. Ashutosh and Mukesh hit each other for the catch.
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1. Rohit Out on the DRS of the letter
Rohit Sharma was out for 18 off 12 balls.
Mumbai lost their first wicket on the last ball of the fifth over. The opposite Nigam was dismissed for Rohit Sharma. The Legbreak ball was thrown at the opposite short length. Rohit tried to sweep but missed the ball and played the ball on the pad. The Delhi team appealed but the umpire gave it a note out. Captain Akshar reviewed and the ball tracking revealed that the ball was hit by leg stump. Here the umpire had to change their decision.
2. Tilak hit a six on the reverse sweep
Tilak Verma played 59 off 33 balls.
Tilak Verma played a reverse sweep short on Akshar Patel's ball. The letter threw it on the second ball of stump of the 9th over. Tilak changed the stance in a Right-Hander position and played short for the Sixer from the backward point
3. Ball fell between stubs and Fraser McGark, missed Tilak catch
Stubs left Tilak Verma's catch.
The fourth ball of the 13th over missed the catch due to misunderstanding between Triston Stubs and Jack Fraser McGark. In contrast, Tilak Verma bowled outside the stump, he tried to play a big shot but he could not play at the right time and went to the air.
From Long-on Stubs and Deep Midwick to Fraser-McGark to both the ball, but there was a confusion between the two. Finally Stubs tried to catch the catch but he missed and went out of the boundary for 4 runs.
4. The letter saved the six by jumping on the boundary
On the fourth ball of the 18th over, Delhi captain Akshar Patel jumped on the boundary and stopped the ball from going for a six. Naman Dhir bowled at Mitchell Stark of Stump. He played a straight shot. Here a long distance, the character ran to his right, jumped high and grabbed the ball with one hand. But before falling out of the boundary, he threw the ball inside the boundary.
5. Ashutosh and Mukesh hit for the catch
Ashutosh Sharma and Mukesh Kumar hit each other for catching
Tilak Verma played a cut shot on Mohit Sharma's ball in the 19th over. Mohit dropped full delivery outside the stump and played Tilak shot and went to the air. Both Ashutosh Sharma from Backward Point and Mukesh Kumar from Short Third Man ran to get the catch but they hit due to lack of coordination. Ashutosh tried to catch the ball by extending his right hand, but the ball did not stay in his hand. The catch was missed and both players also appeared injured.
Both were injured after the collision.
6. Wicked on the first ball
Deepak Fan celebrated after Jack Fraser Megark was out on a zero score.
Delhi Capitals already lost wickets on the ball. Deepak Chair Jack Fraser was caught out by Megark. Megark could not even open the account. After his wicket, Karun entered the field as an impressive player.
7. There was an argument between Bumrah and Karun
Argued between Karun and Bumrah overs
In the last over of Delhi's Powerplay, Karun Nair scored 18 in Bumrah's bowling, including two sixes and 1 fours. In this over, Nair also hit a fifty off 22 balls. This was the first half century in its last 7 IPL. There was an argument between Karun Nair and Jasprit Bumrah while taking the run on the last ball of the same over. The umpire then came in between and separated both players.
8. Mumbai scored three runs off 5 balls, Ashutosh, Kuldeep and Mohit Sharma were out
Ashutosh Sharma was dismissed for 17 runs on Will Jacks' throw.
Delhi Capitals lost their 8th wicket in the 19th over. Ashutosh Sharma was run out on the fourth ball of the over. He scored 17 runs. Kuldeep Yadav was also run out on the fifth ball of the same over. He could only make 1 run. On the last ball of the same over, the new batter Mohit Sharma was run out on Mitchell Sentner's straight hit.
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