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RCB lost the opportunity to fire Suryakumar Yadav of me after Jitesh Sgarma and Yash Dayal collided while they pointed to a capture.
The Royal Bengaluru (RCB) JITESH Sharma and Yash Dayal challenges were involved in terrible confusion during their IPL 2025 party against the Mumbai Indians (MI) on Monday.
How confusion occurred during the my vs RCB game
It was a slower ball from Yash Dayal to Suryakumar Yadav, who obtained a moment of height. The edge rose in the air and JITESH Sharma goes for the capture after pointing it. Mumbai Indians sought to pursue a goal of 222.
At the same time, Yash Dayal was watching the ball and it was for the capture, only for the two colliding and releasing the opportunity. However, Suryakumar Yadav was fired in the 12 of the Mumbai Indians by Yash Dayal.
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That meant that the Mumbai Indians (MI) were restricted to 99/4. However, then the change arrived, with Captain Hardik Pandya (42) and Tilak Varma (56) forging an 86 racing position for the fifth Wickt. Tilak Varma, who retired for 25 in the last match of the Mumbai Indians, scored half a century before being fired by Bhuvnehwar Kumar in 18.
How RCB turned around vs my
Hardik Pandya continued to do what is best, hitting the limits all over the ground. It was not until 19 when Josh Hazlewood hit to eliminate the entire Indian terrain, which was caught by Liam Livingstone.
The Mumbai Indians were in a nuisance in 194/6 following the Hardik Pandya Wickt, which was the turning point of the game. Hardik’s brother, Krunal Pandya, who plays for RCB, had a memorable day with the ball. Krunal first eliminated former RCB player Will Jacks in the tenth. Will Jacks was caught by Virat Kohli in a long leg region. Fast advance until the final, the five times champions needed 19 races of six overs.
Krunal hit three times in 20, with the layoffs of Mitchell Santner, Deepak Chahar and Naman Dhir. The Mumbai Indians finally restricted to 209/9 of 20 overs. The victory takes Bengaluru to the Royal Challengers in third place with six points of four games, while the loss for the Mumbai Indians means that they are in the eighth place (two points of five games).
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