IPL 2023 GT vs MI Qualifier 2 Schedule

Showed tremendous attack-counterattack
The last time Mumbai faced Chennai Super Kings was on May 6, on the pitch that was used for this match. Although it was a day match but the pitch was so slow that Mumbai team could only manage 139 runs for eight wickets while batting first and had to face defeat. Even in this match, his start was not good. By the fifth over, both openers Rohit Sharma and Ishaan Kishan returned to the pavilion. But, Green and Suryakumar Yadav (33 runs, 20 balls) were able to counterattack after this and got the team back by scoring 62 runs in the first six overs. Both shared a 50-run partnership off 28 balls and took the team past 100 runs on the first ball of the 11th over. However, Naveen-ul-Haq (4/38), who came in the twelfth over, brought relief to Lucknow by dismissing first Suryakumar and then Green.

slowed down
Mumbai’s pace slowed down after two setbacks in the same over. The Mumbai team, which added 98 runs in the first 10 overs, could only add 33 runs in the next five overs. That too when the team’s biggest explosive batsmen Tim David and Tilak Verma were present. The reason for the silence of both was probably that the team lacked a specialist batsman. Then David took the ball across the boundary line for the first time on his 12th ball. But, he was caught on the very next ball. In such a situation, Mumbai had to replace Suryakumar with Nehal Wadhera as an impact player. Nehal eventually played a useful innings of 23 off 12 balls.

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