MI vs GT Live Cricket Score

0.2 OUT! TAKEN! Mohammed Siraj with an early success for GT! Pushed across the southpaw, on a good length, Ryan Rickelton does not move his feet much and just checks his drive. He is unable to keep his shot along the ground and it goes towards cover where Sai Sudharsan dives in front and takes a good low grab. 2/1

3.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Arshad Khan gets his reward for a disciplined opening burst! Both MI openers back in the hut inside the first 4 overs. Arshad hits the deck hard and tucks the batter up for room, on middle and leg, on a short of a length, Rohit Sharma backs away and tries to go down the ground with a cross bat. The ball hits high on the bat and lobs towards mid off where Prasidh Krishna takes a dolly. MI are 26/2 in 3.3 overs. 26/2

11.4 OUT! CAUGHT! Rashid Khan finally has his man! Full on middle and leg, Will Jacks goes for the slog sweep and hits it flat and straight to deep backward square leg where Sai Sudharsan makes no mistake this time and takes an easy catch. Will Jacks wasn't picking Rashid Khan one bit and finally has to go! 103/4

10.4 OUT! CAUGHT! A big wicket for GT! Slower through the air on middle from Sai Kishore. Suryakumar Yadav looks to go inside out and lofts this one straight towards long off, where Shahrukh Khan takes a pretty simple catch. Perhaps Suryakumar Yadav wanted to play it wider but ended up playing it in the hands of long off. Tilak Varma is the new batter. 97/3

13.5 OUT! CAUGHT! A soft dismissal and Gerald Coetzee picks up a wicket in his very first over. This is pitched up around off, but Coetzee generally hits the deck hard, which means the ball rises up after pitching. Tilak Varma stays put and crouches before trying to swat it flat over mid off, but gets no elevation on it. Shubman Gill at mid off just puts his hands up over his head and nonchalantly takes the catch. MI in a spot of bother at 113/6! 113/6

12.3 OUT! CAUGHT! Mumbai Indians are falling apart here! Sai Kishore bowls it full on leg, turning away from the right hander. Hardik Pandya goes for the slog sweep and top edges it, which goes behind the wicket-keeper. Shubman Gill at first slip runs behind and takes a good catch. From 97/2, MI have slipped to 106/5. 106/5

16.2 OUT! CAUGHT! That is such a difficult length to go after and Prasidh Krishna picks up his 20th wicket of the campaign, the first one to do so in the 2025 IPL season. Prasidh hits the deck hard, bowling it around off and not too short. Naman Dhir hangs back and tries to charge down the track and force it over the infield. Ends up slicing it towards mid off where Shubman Gill takes the simplest of catches. MI are now 123/7 and in danger of being bundled out here. 123/7

19.4 OUT! RUN OUT! That is sensational work from Jos Buttler and Corbin Bosch has to depart after a fighting knock. Prasidh Krishna bowls it on a hard length and over middle, Bosch stands tall and pulls it away in front of deep mid-wicket for a single. However, the batters go for the second as an afterthought, and Rashid Khan is a bit sluggish to release the ball. The throw is wide at the keeper's end but Jos parries and flicks the ball back towards the stumps. Bosch dives in to make his ground but replays show that he was a couple of inches short. 150/8

1.2 OUT! EDGED AND GONE! Trent Boult draws first blood for MI and the Wankhede Stadium erupts. The length is immaculate here, not all that full, angled in towards the off stump and then the ball just curves away after pitching. Sai Sudharsan is neither forward nor completely back and just looks to push at it. The ball finds the outside edge and Ryan Rickelton pouches it safely to his left. GT are 6/1! 6/1

14.5 OUT! CLEANED HIM UP! Hardik Pandya's trump card strikes gold! This jags back in off the deck from over the wicket, on a nagging length, on middle, Shubman Gill is a bit tentative with his footwork and just hangs his bat out in front to defend. The ball beats the inside edge and catches the front pad before deflecting off the pad to crash into the off stump. Gill falls for 43 (66). GT are now 113/3, requiring 43 runs in 31 balls. 113/3

11.3 OUT! CAUGHT BEHIND! Appeal and not given! Ryan Rickelton is confident and he pleads to Hardik Pandya to go for the review and they do go for it. This is a full-length delivery, outside off, Jos Buttler makes some room and looks to go inside out and misses it as the ball goes past his inside edge. Here's the third umpire on screen. Oh, there's a spike on the UltraEdge as the ball goes past the inside edge. The on-field call will be reversed. Jos Buttler has to go! 78/2

15.3 OUT! LBW! A loud shout and the finger goes up! Sherfane Rutherford has reviewed it straight away. Did he get some bat on it? Slanting in from over the wicket, on a nagging length, on middle and leg, Sherfane tries to work it across the line but gets beaten on the inside edge. The ball brushes the front pad first before going on to hit the back pad. Nothing on UltraEdge and it is three reds on Ball Tracking with the ball crashing into the leg stump. First Bumrah and now Boult strikes. MI are right back in it. 115/4

16.4 OUT! TIMBER! A cold stare from Jasprit Bumrah to send Shahrukh Khan on his way! A shot that could have been avoided with this being Bumrah's last over and Khan has paid the ultimate price. Angling back into the right-hander from over the wicket on a good length, on middle and leg, Shahrukh has a swipe across the line and he gets an inside edge onto the back thigh and the ball then deflects onto the off stump. Bumrah has the Wankhede Stadium up on its feet and GT under more pressure. 123/5

17.2 OUT! LBW! MI get a review right and GT slip into further trouble. Ashwani Kumar nails the yorker from over the wicket, on leg, Rashid Khan clears his front leg and tries to swat it away on the leg side. The ball sneaks under the bat and hits the right boot. A confident shout for LBW but turned down! This looks straight and Hardik Pandya has taken the review. Ball Tracking comes up as three reds with the ball pitching just in line and hitting the leg stump. 126/6

18.5 OUT! IN THE AIR AND GONE! Another twist! Gerald Coetzee goes for the glory shot and perishes in the process! The equation is down to 1 needed off 1 ball. A tie will take us to a Super Over. Deepak Chahar digs it in short, over middle, Gerald Coetzee tries to unleash the pull but gets more height than distance on it. Skies it up towards deep square leg where Naman Dhir takes a safe catch. 146/7