It is a thrilling day in Wankhede Stadium. Mumbai Indians is playing their first home game. That match is going to be an exciting one. They are facing Rajasthan Royals in the match. Both teams are standing in very different positions. Rajasthan Royals won their previous two matches and MI lost in the previous matches. But since the start. Rajasthan is in full form. While dismissing Rohit Sharma, Sanju Sanson’s catch created a sensation.
Sanju’s Sensational Catch:
In the 14th match of the IPL 2024, Mumbai Indians and Rajasthan Royals are locking horns at the Wankhede Stadium. The atmosphere is absolutely electrical. The Rajasthan bowlers are in peak form dominating over the MI batters. Rohit Sharma was dismissed on the very first over. While dismissing him, Sanju’s catch caught the attention.Â
Trent Boult bowled the delivery in short of a length outside off, prompting Rohit to attempt a shot, resulting in his departure without scoring. It’s a golden duck for him, reminiscent of past struggles against Boult. Samson’s excellent catch secures the wicket, continuing their successful partnership. That was a big wicket and a huge success for the team. MI received a huge setback at the initial stage.
The ‘Royals’ Dominance:
The match lived up to its anticipation and then some. Trent Boult’s momentum didn’t halt after dismissing Rohit Sharma; he swiftly claimed Naman Dhir on the following ball. Dhir, too, departed without scoring, facing a golden duck. Boult’s back-to-back wickets added to the excitement of the game, putting the opposition under pressure early on. The intensity of the match heightened with every ball, leaving fans on the edge of their seats.
In the third over of the match, Trent Boult got the success again. Dewald Brewis came as an impact player. But it was a hard day for him. Boult bowled a length delivery outside the off stump. And he made the mistake and walked away on a duck. Mumbai is in danger. They are 26-4 in the 5th over.
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