GG vs MI Live Cricket Score

10.1 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Shabnim Ismail comes back and gets the big wicket of Beth Mooney. She steams in from over the wicket and sees Beth Mooney going across. She bowls it on a fuller length, slower and down leg. Beth Mooney looks to paddle scoop but gets a faint outside edge straight to Yastika Bhatia behind the stumps who takes a good low catch to her right. 58/5

0.4 OUT! LBW! A huge appeal for LBW and the umpire gives it OUT! Veda Krishnamurthy sends it upstairs straightaway. Shabnim Ismail hurls from over the wicket and angles this one in on a good length outside off. The ball shapes back in sharply as Veda Krishnamurthy looks to push at it straight. She misses the line and the ball thuds her flush on the front pad. The replays show that there was no inside edge and the pitch and impact were right as the ball clipped into the stumps. The original decision stays and Veda Krishnamurthy has to walk back without troubling the scorers. 3/1

2.4 OUT! LBW! Shabnim Ismail gets her second and Gujurat are rocked early. A good delivery pitched on a length around middle. The ball straightens off the deck as Harleen Deol looks to play it across the line. The ball misses the bat and thuds her front foot and the umpire gives it out. Harleen Deol goes for the review but there was nothing going her way apart from the extra bounce. The ultra edge shows no spike and the pitch and impact was in line as the ball clipped the top of leg stump. The onfield decision will stay and Gujurat are two down in a jiffy. 11/2

5.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Natalie Sciver-Brunt strikes now and Gujarat are three down inside the Powerplay. This is a scrambled-seam delivery bowled outside off and angling away. Phoebe Litchfield steps out looking to up the ante in the final over of the Powerplay but loses her shape a bit and gets a thick outside edge to short third. Keerthana Balakrishnan there takes a simple catch and Mumbai are in command here. 37/3

7.3 OUT! CAUGHT! A successful return to the attack for Hayley Matthews as Mumbai pick up their fourth wicket now. This is nicely tossed up, a bit fuller and on off and middle. Dayalan Hemalatha goes down the pitch and looks to get under the ball and lofts it down to long on. The height is there but not the distance and Amelia Kerr is safe as houses in the deep. Gujarat pegged back yet again. 52/4

13.2 OUT! CAUGHT! You cannot keep Shabnim Ismail out of the action, can you? Amelia Kerr tosses this one up on middle and off, Ashleigh Gardner gets down the track and looks to go big but doesn't connect well. She ends up hitting the ball off the toe end of the bat over to long off. Shabnim Ismail sprints from the deep and takes a great catch around her shoulders. 78/6

13.4 OUT! TIMBER! Amelia Kerr gets another one and Gujarat are in all sorts of trouble. Bowls a nice googly on a fuller length outside off. Sneh Rana plants her front foot ahead and looks to block but the ball spins back in through the gap between her bat and pad and rattles the stumps. 78/7

19.4 OUT! STUMPED! This time Amelia Kerr outfoxes Tanuja Kanwar and Yastika Bhatia has an easy stumping. Floats it full and wide outside off, a bit too wide and Kanwar is drawn forward. Kanwar fails to reach it and slips as well before Bhatia whips off the bails and Knwar has to walk back after a fine knock. 126/8

20 OUT! STUMPED! Ends well does Amelia Kerr. Kerr drags the length back a bit and bowls the googly now on leg stump. Lea Tahuhu steps out but the ball turns in and beats the inside edge. Yastika Bhatia is quick to whip off the bails and Tahuhu walks back for a duck. Gujarat finish with 126/9 on the board! 126/9

2.2 OUT! CAUGHT! Kathryn Bryce did it with the bat earlier and she now gets her maiden wicket in the competition. Hard length attacking the top of off stump, Yastika Bhatia takes the front leg out of the way and looks to bludgeon it over mid off but only gets the height and not distance timing on it. Veda Krishnamurthy takes a few steps back and takes a good catch and Gujarat do get an early wicket. 19/1

3.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Would you believe it? Hayley Matthews has picked out the fielder in the deep to perfection and just like Kathryn Bryce, Tanuja Kanwar follows up her solid knock with the bat with a wicket in the first over. This is a real drag-down from Kanwar and bowled over middle and leg, there to be put away. Matthews rocks back and has the option to pull it anywhere she wants but she hits it flat and straight down the throat of Ashleigh Gardner at deep mid-wicket. Another slim outing for Matthews. 21/2

7.4 OUT! RUN OUT! That's the big wicket of Natalie Sciver-Brunt against the run of play. Gardner bowls it nice and full on off, Harmanpreet Kaur gets deep in the crease and opens the bat face nudging the ball in wider of short third and sets off for the run. Tanuja Kanwar picks up the ball well and throws it straight to the keeper, Beth Mooney who collects the ball around the stumps and takes the bails off as Natalie Sciver-Brunt is caught inches short of the crease. 49/3

16 OUT! LBW! Amelia Kerr has to walk back after a gritty knock. Lea Tahuhu bangs it on a length around middle and off, Amelia Kerr gets across the line again looking for the scoop but fails to connect. The ball clips her on the front pad and loops to the left of the keeper Beth Mooney who takes a good diving catch assuming there was a slight inside edge. The fielders appeal and the umpire gives it OUT! Amelia Kerr sends it upstairs but the replays show there was no inside edge and the impact, pitch and wickets were all in reds. The onfield call remains and Mumbai lose another one. 115/4

16.4 OUT! TIMBER! That's a top delivery to dismiss Pooja Vastrakar.  Flights this one fuller around off and gets the ball to spin in a bit, Pooja Vastrakar plants her front foot ahead and looks to block but gets beaten. The ball zips through the inside edge and clatters the stumps. Hang on, the umpires are just checking whether or not Dayalan Hemalatha stepped inside the inner circle when the ball was released. If not, then it will be a no ball due to an extra fielder outside the ring but the third umpire deems it fair enough. Is there a twist in the tale? 118/5