3 big reasons of mi loss to csk: In the second match of double header on Sunday, Chennai Super Kings defeated Mumbai Indians by 4 wickets. Batting first, Mumbai Indians scored 155 runs. CSK captain Rituraj Gaikwad got a good start with Rachin Ravindra, after which Vignesh Puthur dropped 2 wickets and made Mumbai Indians a comeback but Suryakumar Yadav made a big mistake by stopping his fourth over. Chennai won this match by 4 wickets by scoring a winning run off the first ball of the last over. Learn here which were the 3 big reasons for the defeat of Mumbai Indians.

Mumbai Indians top batsman flops

Mumbai Indians started to bat first after losing the toss. Rohit Sharma returned to the pavilion without opening an account. He was dismissed by Khalil Ahmed. After this, the second opener Ryan Ricelton was also dismissed for 13 runs. No batsman of Mumbai Indians went on. You can guess this from the fact that the biggest score in the innings was that of Tilak Verma, who scored 31 runs. Captain Suryakumar scored 29 runs. In the end, Deepak Chahar scored 28 runs, otherwise the team would be reduced to close to 130. Will Jax scored 11, Robin Minj scored 3 runs.

Vignesh Puthur had to stop expensive

Rituraj and Rachin’s 67 -run partnership brought Chennai to a strong position. But Vignesh Puthur, who came as an impact player in place of Rohit Sharma, bowled brilliantly in the debut match. After Rituraj (56), he got out Shivam Dubey (9) and returned to Mumbai match. He then took the third wicket as Deepak Hooda. He took 3 wickets in 3 overs but Suryakumar Yadav stopped his over. Perhaps this was a big mistake from Surya. Puthur took 3 wickets for 32 runs in his 4 -overs spell. If he had put the fourth over at the same time, he could have increased the difficulties of CSK by taking wickets.

All four foreign players flops of Mi

The four foreign players included in the playing 11 of the Mumbai Indians team were flops. Ryan Ricelton scored 13 and Will Jax scored 11 runs. In bowling, Trent Bolt gave 27 runs in 3 overs and did not take any wicket. Spinner Mitchell Santner put 2.1 overs and gave 24 runs, he also had no wicket. Will Jax took 1 wicket for 32 runs in 4 overs, he too could not put a big impact.

Csk vs mi full match highlights: Chennai Super Kings have defeated Mumbai Indians by 4 wickets. In this match played at Chepock Stadium, Mi’s team scored 155 runs while playing first. In response, Chennai has achieved the target with 5 balls remaining. Rachin Ravindra was the real match winner for Chennai, who scored an unbeaten 65 runs. For Chennai, captain Rituraj Gaikwad also scored 53 runs in a stormy style.

Match winner Rachin Ravindra

Rachin Ravindra was the real match winner for Chennai Super Kings. He started the innings with Rahul Tripathi, which was dismissed by only 2 runs. Ravindra then shared a very important partnership of 67 runs with Rituraj Gaikwad. Gaikwad played a stormy innings of 53 runs in 26 balls.

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Csk vs mi 1st innings highlights: Mumbai Indians have scored 155 runs while playing first. There was a very tight bowling from Chennai, that is why Tilak Verma was the highest run -scorer for Mi. His bat scored only 31 runs. For Chennai Super Kings, Noor Ahmed took 4 wickets, while Khalil Ahmed also wreaked havoc and dismissed 3 batsmen. Please tell that in this match, Rohit Sharma’s name has been added to an embarrassing record.

Rohit Sharma played 4 balls, but was dismissed without opening an account. Rohit has now been out at a score of 18 times in IPL history, which is the highest. He equaled Dinesh Karthik and Glenn Maxwell in terms of most duck in IPL history. This time, Will Jax, who was playing for Mumbai, also failed, who scored 11 runs. Suryakumar Yadav definitely stayed at the crease for some time, but MS Dhoni stumped out fast off Noor Ahmed’s ball. Surya was able to score only 29 runs.

Mumbai’s batting was such a bad condition that Tilak Verma, who scored the most runs for the team, scored 31 runs. Naman Dhir also contributed 17 runs and Mitchell Santner also contributed 11 runs.

A bowler saved shame

The shame of Mumbai Indians has been saved by a bowler. The team lost 8 wickets on a score of 128. It seemed as if the Mi team would reach the score of only 140. But Deepak Chahar brought the score of 28 not out in 15 balls to the score of 150. Chahar hit 2 fours and 2 sixes in his short innings.

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