🏏IPL 2026: MI vs RCB, 20th Match, Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai🏏 - Page 3

6 ball main 6 six maarenge. Eee saala cup naamde.

Originally posted by: missFiesty_69

Both the teams are coming from a loss. They should work on their bowling a little. RCB hopefully will win this match!

Mumbai 🥳🥳

Originally posted by: Deadinside

6 ball main 6 six maarenge. Eee saala cup naamde.

Yeh wala cup na

Rohit Sharma versus Virat Kohli. Jasprit Bumrah versus Bhuvneshwar Kumar. Hardik Pandya versus Rajat Patidar. Ryan Rickelton versus Phil Salt. Suryakumar Yadav versus Tim David. Tilak Varma versus Devdutt Padikkal.

These may not be direct match-ups. Some of them, in reality, perform roles different to those they are pitted against. But it is proof of quality. Of what awaits today, and of what this clash and this rivalry entails. A galaxy of stars - some in conjunction, some plotting against each other, and all of it to provide the blockbuster finale to what has been a blockbuster IPL double-header weekend.

At the Wankhede, expect plenty of runs, though early movement could make the powerplay decisive. The toss may play a key role, with chasing sides often enjoying an advantage here. Mumbai Indians will be under pressure to halt their losing run, while RCB aim to bounce back.

The square boundaries are 67m and 61m; the straight boundary is 74m. Lots and lots of sixes here at the Wankhede, this is a pitch which will produce a lot of runs. There'll be some help for the seamers with a fair covering of grass on a good length area. A bit of movement and bounce, but not much turn for the spinners. If you get 200 or more, your chances of a win increase, but here you can say there's a 80% chance of victory with a 220-run score batting first, reckons Pommied Mbangwa and Sunil Gavaskar, in their pitch report.

Did they get enough time to recover from Suyravansification?

Now they can go about their normal routine with the regular cricket.

Here is a snippet from Vishal Dikshit, who has settled in nicely at the Wankhede Stadium: It's started to get slightly pleasant at the Wankhede, not much, as the sunlight has moved from the ground to the stands before the sunset. Changes incoming for both sides as Mitch Santner, Jacob Duffy and Suyash Sharma mark their run-ups. Trent Boult and Romario Shepherd do do the same, which means they're not the overseas names going out today. But the loudest cheers are saved for the superstars Kohli and Rohit, who walk out in similar fashion - the minimalist batting get up with gloves and bat to take some throwdowns near the boundary as the crowd starts to trickle in.

Originally posted by: rac1

Yeh wala cup na

Yeh waale cup ka toh RCB ke paas collection hai collection.