Jasprit Bumrah’s wife Sanjana Ganasan, son Angad celebrated Pesar Rattle Henrik Klassen as an off-stump. Watch
Bumrah, the Ice Paper Jasprit Bumrah of Mumbai Indians, impressed the ball during his team’s IPL 2025 match vs Sunrisers Hyderabad at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai on Thursday. The right -handed fast bowler returned 1 figures for 21 in his four -overs quota. He dismissed SRH batsman Henrik Klassen in the 19th over of the innings for his only wicket in the game. It was a less full toss from Bumrah, but Kleseen recalled it, thanks to the speed and angle of the ball. The right -handed batsman tried to make a place for himself, but failed to get any wood on him. The off-stump was sent to Cartwhealing.
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As the MI fans at the stadium were celebrating the dismissal, the cameras turned to Bumrah’s family in Crowd. His wife and sports presenter Sanjana Ganason and his son Angad were seen celebrating wickets.
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Mumbai’s Indian batsmen and bowlers acted in Sunrisers Hyderabad in a comfortable four -wicket win in the Indian Premier League on Thursday.
England all -rounder Jack will shine with both Bat and Ball, taking two wickets will help limit Hyderabad to 162 and then kill 26 balls to help his team chasing.
Five -time champion Mumbai won the toss and bowled on a dull pitch at Wankhede Stadium.
Dasina Dastak Rohit Sharma and Ryan Retion helped the openers chase the chase, while Skipper Hardik Pandya finally scored a quick 21 off nine balls to seal the game.
The match helps to restore a bit of Mojo in Mumbai, pushing them into a crowded mid table. He has three wins in seven matches.
Pandya said that the way his team bowled was “very smart and spot”.
The Mumbai captain said, “We clung to simple, basic plans,”
Hyderabad opener Abhishek Sharma and Travis Head hit the first innings with a 59 -run partnership, with a 59 -run partnership before Sharma, who scored 40 runs off 28 balls, ranked eighth.
The team then struggled for speed with Kishan (2) and head (28) and fell to Hyderabad at 83–3 at the end of the 12th over.
Disciplined bowling from Jasprit Bumrah and Jack continued to ban Hyderabad batsmen, but a brave late knock from Henriques Klassen (37) affected a glimpse of hope.
Young Annic Verma then scored a quick 18 runs off eight balls.
In response, Mumbai openers made a concrete start, as Sharma hit 26 and Recorton 31. They were 70–2 at the end of the 10th over.
Jack helped chase with her 26-ball 36 before departing in the 15th over. Suryakumar Yadav hit 26 and the last touch was added by Pandya and Tilak Verma, who hit an unbeaten 21, as Mumbai won with 11 balls.
Hyderabad captain Pat Cummins admitted that it was not the “easiest” wicket.
“Found to play away from home to make the final, unfortunately not clicked yet”.
(With AFP input)
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