The Indians of Mumbai overturned the dismissal of Ryan Ricelton due to the mistake of Sanraji Hyderabad keeper – why is it here
Ryan Ricelton in action for Mumbai Indians in IPL 2025© Bcci
Mumbai Indians on Thursday overturned Ryan Ricelton’s dismissal due to a mistake made by Sunrisers Hyderabad wicket-keeper Heinrich Klassen during their IPL 2025 encounter. During the 7th over of MI’s innings, Ricelton was caught by Pat Cummins by Zishan Ansari’s bowling. However, he was assigned a huge lifeline as the third umpire saw that Klassen’s gloves were in front of the stump on bowling the ball. According to MCC Rules (27.3), the wicket -keeper will remain completely behind the wicket at the end of the wicket, until the ball comes to the ball given by the bowling bowler – the striker touches the bat or the person or passes the wicket at the end of the striker or the striker attempts a run. As a result, it was judged to be a no-ball.
A sportal Mumbai Indians continued their climb in the Indian Premier League with a four -wicket win over Sunrisers Hyderabad in a one -sided competition on a tough wicket on Thursday.
Under the leadership of Will Jack who played a decisive role with 36 (26 balls, 3x4s, 3x6s), after a significant magic of 3–0-14-2, Mumbai Indians executed an all-round show to register their second consecutive win.
The domestic side came to the top, in which the pitch of the Wankhede Stadium was correctly assessed and it was quickly adapted for the circumstances presented, each of which fell for five -time winners in each.
The MI fast bowlers used small and slow balls well in the first innings and completely naked their yorker. In the run chase, the MI batsmen showed a clear plan to find the boundaries that topped them.
Chasing 163 on a pitch, which had a grip and twist, MI also benefited from SRH’s reluctance to bring spin into the powerplay, as the house side scored 166/6 in 18.1 overs to register its third win of the season.
Even though Rohit Sharma abolished another failure after a promising start, in which he scored 26 runs in 16 balls with three sixes, he gave MI speed with bat and others capitalized on him.
Opener Ryan Ryan Ricelton made a fluent 31, while Suryakumar Yadav made two sixes and several fours to make 26 (15 balls) to provide two sixes and several fours to provide a strong support to Jack.
Captain Hardik Pandya scored 21 runs off just nine balls to take MI to the threshold of victory. Tilak Verma (21 Not Out) then took MI in line after a late hiccup as it reached the house to 166 in 18.1 overs.
(With PTI input)
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