Gujarat Titans v Mumbai Indians

Shubman Gill handed Sai Sudharsan an over of part-time legspin in the 14th, and Suryakumar Yadav took 13 runs from it, including an inside-out six over extra cover. For those few minutes, Mumbai needed 57 from 42 balls with eight wickets standing, and Gujarat's bowling depth looked exposed. Then Rashid Khan returned. His first ball back, at the start of the 16th, got Hardik Pandya caught and bowled. Three balls later, Naman Dhir was run out by Gill's side-on throw from cover, one stump visible, direct hit. Rashid finished with 3/29, and Mumbai's chase folded from 114/2 to 171/6, falling 18 short of 190. Earlier, Gill made 64 from 42 balls to anchor Gujarat's innings after Trent Boult had bowled Sudharsan through the gate for 41. Jos Buttler's 38 from 23 at the back end lifted them past 185, a total that looked defensible on a surface taking turn. Jasprit Bumrah's 2/29 kept Gujarat under 200, but without Rashid's control through the middle overs, that deficit would have been wiped out. Watch how Mumbai recalibrate their death bowling. Bumrah was excellent, but they used seven bowlers, and Sudharsan's over cost them momentum they never quite recovered.