🏏IPL 2025 - Eliminator GT vs MI at Mullanpur @ 7:30pm🏏 - Page 53

Originally posted by: Arpita00001

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DJ8uTBVInv5/?igsh=cGwwaGhmYW96dmI5

Many Rcb fans are posting this...

They badly wanted mi in final

What do u guys want?

Me too want Mumbai and then Mumbai to win 😌

Originally posted by: Swathi_7

Dont ask me...ask that zubaan kesari

He is the OG

Originally posted by: Swathi_7

Dont ask me...ask that zubaan kesari

Originally posted by: SlatePencil

I want the final to get cancelled so that nobody wins

Fir toh csk balo ka tension khatam unse pehele mi 6th bhi nahin legi RCB cup jeetke kisko troll nahin karegi

Originally posted by: SlatePencil

He is the OG

Originally posted by: Swathi_7

Ur un 😌

Ronaldo may feel resentful

Originally posted by: Spideyweb

Ur un 😌

Ronaldo may feel resentful

My birthdate is 7 and we haveour own dhoni for 7 ..does Ro own number 7 or what

Originally posted by: Arpita00001

Fir toh csk balo ka tension khatam unse pehele mi 6th bhi nahin legi RCB cup jeetke kisko troll nahin karegi

Originally posted by: Swathi_7

My birthdate is 7 and we haveour own dhoni for 7 ..does Ro own number 7 or what

Mine is 20Nov

19 ko dil toota tha (not first time though)

Details for today's match -- PBKS vs MI

Punjab Kings vs Mumbai Indians, Qualifier 2

Series: Indian Premier League 2025

Venue: Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad

Date & Time: Jun 01, 07:30 PM LOCAL

For Punjab Kings, the season began at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, and whether or not they reach the final, it will end there as well. Shreyas Iyer and Ricky Ponting will be hoping for two more nights like March 25, when the Kings posted 243 for 5 and defeated Gujarat Titans by 11 runs to kickstart their season in style.

But a bruising night at home against RCB, they run into a red-hot Mumbai Indians side. Entering Qualifier 2 with eight wins in their last 10 games, the five-time champions carry unbridled momentum, and MI with momentum are a nightmare for the opposition and as witnessed in Mullanpur on Friday night, they are a force that's hard to halt.

Mumbai Indians have the stars, the experience and pedigree. Then they have Jasprit Bumrah, who brings a different kind of heft and aura to their attack. The opposition will have to deal with just 16 overs, discounting the four overs in which he gives very little away to the batters anyway. He has conceded only 276 runs in 11 games at an economy rate of just over six.