Mumbai has lost all the three matches played so far, while Delhi, on the other hand, has lost 3 out of 4 matches.
The players of both these teams are in search of their victory.
So now let’s see who will be the winner in today’s MI vs DC match.
Let’s enjoy this great competition together..
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MI vs DC, 1st Inning Set target by MI
Coming to bat first, Mumbai Indian team put up an excellent performance and set the target of 235 runs against Delhi.
MI team scored 234 runs after losing five wickets in 20 overs.
The winner of this competition was Romario Shepherd, who scored 32 runs in his innings.
Shepherd hit four sixes and two fours in the over of Anrich Nortje in his innings. In an amazing six, his ball fell on the roof of the stadium, which surprised the spectators. Shepherd remained unbeaten after scoring 39 runs in 10 balls.
At the same time, Tim David also gave a unique performance in his innings with 45 runs. He hit two fours and four sixes in 21 balls. Shepherd and David together made a partnership of 53 runs in 13 balls.
Mumbai scored 96 runs losing one wicket in the last five overs, which is also the highest score in their history at Wankhede. Nortje took two wickets and gave 65 runs in four overs.
This competition has highlighted the important role of the talented players in the Mumbai team, and it is essential to support and encourage them.
But now it remains to be seen whether Delhi will be able to achieve its second win by completing the target of 235 runs or will it be able to register its first win of Mumbai Indians, IPL 2024 in today’s match.
MI vs DC, 2nd Inning Recounter by DC
While chasing the target of 235 runs given by Mumbai Indians, Delhi’s batsmen crossed 100 runs in the 11th over with the loss of 1 wicket. In the same over, Abhishek Porel missed the catch from Gerald Cootzie.
Delhi lost the third wicket in the 15th over, after which Delhi’s score became 144/3. In the same over, Abhishek Porel was out after scoring 41 runs after being caught by Tim David on the last ball of Jasprit Bumrah’s over.
In the end, on one hand, Mumbai, batting first, scored 234 runs after losing five wickets in 20 overs, achieving the target, in reply Delhi team could only score 205 runs for eight wickets.
Thus, after a successful over by Gerald Cootzie, Mumbai has won the first match of the season. The team defeated Delhi by 29 runs.
MI vs DC: Statement
Rishabh Pant | DC captain – Definitely we were in contention, but we didn’t have enough runs in the batting powerplay, especially when you’re chasing such a big score.,
We batted well in the next few overs, but it’s not easy to constantly score 15 rpo for many overs. Yes, we had a few bad overs (with the ball), but it does happen at times. The bowlers needed to bowl into the wicket, slower ones and the variations were important.
The bowlers needed to understand the conditions well. I think we need to improve on a few areas – death-over bowling and our batting as well.
Hardik Pandya | MI captain – It was a lot of hard work. We had to clear our minds and make sure that we believed. We will be making tactical changes here and there but this will be our 12 and settling our team now is important.
There’s a lot of love and care going around in the change room. Belief and backing each other is the attitude out there. Everyone believed we need just one win. It was an amazing start today, always wonderful to get 70 odd in 6 overs.
The way everyone chipped in when the opportunity was coming was good to see. That was some hitting na (On Romario’s heroics). He won us the game. Difference was Romario v Delhi Capitals. I like him. Always has a smile on his face, doesn’t run away.
(On why Hardik didn’t bowl) I am fine. I’ll be bowling at the right time, we had everything covered today so did not have to roll my arms overs.
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