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Mumbai Indians owner Nita Ambani, IPL 2025 in the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad 2nd Nehal Waddera 2nd Nehal Wadderi’nın 2nd Wadheri’nın was completely destroyed after falling.
First, he wanted a bat, 203/6 competitories in 203/6 in 203/6 of the 203/6 of the Indian Indians. If Rohit Sharma does not go, the other Mumbai Hindus made important contributions for the holding of Bathmen, 200 and 200 years.
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They set up a good base for Surya and Tilak Mi
In the form of a form of Suryakumar Yadav and Tilak Varma, both with both 44 champions and 44 champions hit the Varma. Jonny Bairstow, hit 38 runs in Naman DHIR, played 37 treads and played 37 runs to help him cross the 200th business sign.
Mumbai Indians with the ball started well. Trent Boult made the first progress by dismissing Singh, who was a good working job from England’s reece Tolley. However, the punjab kings quickly recovered, and Josh Inglis was on his side after Jasprit Burmah scored 20 runs in 20.
Priyansh Arijah rejected Priyansh Arijah was rejected in the 8th to not lower the window in the sixth part of the Askwind Pandya, Harmik Pandya.
Shreyas Iyer, Punjab Kings Kicks
After taking three wickets in the early time, Mumbai had a chance to get the fourth wicket of Indians, but Trent Boult, reduced catch.
It was the last ball in the 10th year with Bowling Hardik Pandya Bowling in Nehal Waddera. Mumbai Hindular donated a short ball outside the captain and Wadhera went for a boot, but the ball went towards a delicate toe.
It was a detention of regulation, but Boult somehow could not catch it. As it was captured, the camera turned to Ambani, the devastated Nita. Nita Ambani took his palm and withdrawn in his seat.
Follow the reaction of Nita Ambani:
– Crickalk (@ Crickalk7) June 1, 2025
Come to the game, the reigns of Punjab were 128/3 in 13 in 13 in 13. Wadhera and Shreyas Iyer, sunk in the middle for the batting side.
