After winning the Delhi Capital (DC) on Wednesday, Mumbai Indians (MI) left-handed spinner Mitchell Santner introduced The Right-Arcetor Jasprit Bumrah with 3 WITS in his 3.2 overs after his extraordinary performance in the 63rd clash of the Indian Premier League (IPL). He caught the wickets of Triston Stabs, Madhav Tiwari and Mustafizur Rahman in his mantra.
Speaking on Bumrah’s performance in the post -match performance, Santner said, “We have shown that in the last few matches, the top up top balls are trying to swing the ball and someone always feels good like Bumrah to bowl at the back end of the powerplay and clearly at the end.”
The three-wicket race of Jasprit Bumrah and Mitchell Santner dropped the visitors, Delhi Capital for 121 runs, as the host won 59 runs at the Wankhed Stadium on Wednesday.
With this win, Mumbai Indians became the fourth and final team to qualify for the IPL 2025 playoffs. The other three teams for knockout are Gujarat Titans, Royal Challengers Bangalore and Punjab Kings.
In addition, the New Zealand player said that the bowlers performed really well, but the real architects of victory were Suryakumar Yadav (run with 73* 43 balls) and Naman Dhir (24* run with 8 balls).
The 33 -year -old player said, “As a unit, we were great with the ball. But it was established by Akash and Naman to deliver us to 180, which was probably equal on that wicket,” said the 33 -year -old player.
Finally, Kiwi International talked about the pitch status, where he took three wickets in his four overs, where he conceded just 11 runs.
“It was good. Get a little slow wicket with red soil. The more overspine you bowl, the more you get out of it. Today, it was my job, mix it and keep the batsmen guessing. It was good to see the spin. Bowling the stump-to-stump, of course, was a little bit that was good, so you could essentially bowl, so you could have essentially bowled,”
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