🏏IPL 2026: Mumbai Indians vs Rajasthan Royals, 69th Match, Mumbai🏏 - Page 4

Originally posted by: WildestDreams

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Kya pata kal ho na ho

Supporting RR

waise bhi kkr not gonna win with that huge margin

Originally posted by: Swathi_7

For whose cause?

They are playing for kids(some foundation cause) HP mentioned in last match

For Toss, only 40 minutes left. Don't forget to submit your predictions for both matches today.

3.30 match-- MI vs RR Toss-- 3 PM

7.30 match-- KKR vs DC Toss-- 7 PM

Originally posted by: Viswasruti

It is customary to allow kids to play as long as they wish. If anyone tries to out him, they will face millions of curses!

I am not cursing anyone here

Whoever i choose on weekend, they loose the game..so i was talking about myself here

Originally posted by: SalluTheUllu

I am not cursing anyone here

Whoever i choose on weekend, they loose the game..so i was talking about myself here

14:00 Local Time, 08:30 GMT: Hello and welcome to this all-important clash between Rajasthan and Mumbai. The stakes couldn't be higher today: RR find themselves in an absolute must-win situation to secure a spot in the playoffs. While Punjab staked their claim with a crucial win yesterday, the onus is now entirely on RR to step up and grab the points. Mumbai, on the other hand, have nothing to lose but will be desperate to finish their season on a high note.

The individual face-off between Jasprit Bumrah and Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is bound to be the focal point of the afternoon. The young prodigy has tasted success against the premier fast bowler before, but the immense pressure of a do-or-die game might just test his nerves. Interestingly, the Mumbai spearhead, Bumrah, has picked up only 4 wickets this season—a statistic that remains a lingering concern for the hosts.

Bahwahahhahaha

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On the injury front, RR are sweating over the fitness of Riyan Parag and Ravindra Jadeja, who are both nursing niggles; it remains to be seen how they will shape up for this crucial encounter. Meanwhile, Jofra Archer boasts an incredible record against Rohit Sharma, having dismissed him three times already, setting the stage for a truly mouth-watering contest.

Pitch report | Ian Bishop and Sunil Gavaskar: It's the first day game here this season. They tell me it's 33 degrees but it feels like 43. You can see the sweat all over me already. Standing on pitch number 6. So just about the dimensions, away to my left, the bigger of the two square boundaries - 67 metres, 61 to my right, and 75 down the ground. This pitch, over the years, this pitch in Mumbai has always been good for batting. But this one looks bereft of grass. There's a little bit of grass here and there. Therefore I think the spinners will get some help. But this will be a pitch where there will be a lot of runs because this is a smaller ground, quick outfield so the ball will travel faster.