IPL 2022, Mumbai Indians vs Delhi Capitals Highlights: RCB seal last playoff berth after MI beat DC by five wickets | Cricket News

MUMBAI: Royal Challengers Bangalore sneaks into playoffs later Mumbai Indians bankrupt Delhi’s capital city‘hearts with a five-wicket win in their last IPL game here on Saturday.
Uncontroversial, MI played party poppers when they first capped DC at 159 to 7 with Jasearch Bumrah snapping three bats and then going back to overhaul the goal in round 19.1 to eliminate those 2020 finalist from the tournament.
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While Ishan Kishan (48 years old) and Dewald Brevis (37 years old) keep MI in the hunt, Tim David11-ball 34 appearances put the five-time champion back on the chase.
Tilak Varma also joined in with a critical 17-ball 21.
With MI at 95 for 3 of 14.3 overs, DC skipper Rishabh Pant made a strategic mistake by refusing to go to the DRS after David hit the first ball in his half but the on-field umpire wouldn’t give him a break.

It came back to haunt DC when David smashed four hits and six at will to bring the equation down to 15 out of 14 balls. Then Ramandeep hit a shot with six 13 balls.
DC finished with 14 points to continue in fifth place, while RCB joined the Gujarat Titans, Rajasthan Royals and Lucknow Super Giants into the playoffs with 16 points.
Defending total, left winger Khaleel Ahmed looked in good rhythm as he made a two-pass for the first time, conceding only 2. He threw the ball completely outside to make it difficult for the ball. goal opener, mainly Rohit Sharma (2).
Anrich Nortje finally ended Rohit’s struggle with the chipping MI captain midway through.

Ishan and Brevis then went on to make another 51 hits of 37 balls but Kuldeep Yadav (1/33) broke the partnership with David Warner with a good catch to get rid of the ex.
Brevis made the attack on the opposition and smashed two sixs and one four from Kuldeep who could have got him but captain Pant released a custodian in season 12 to add to the pain. of bowlers.
However, Brevis pulled one to his stump as the MI slid to 95 for 3 in 15 more.
Then it was a program of David to hit a deep mid six on and off Shardul Thakur.

David and Varma hit one four one six to accumulate 13 runs over 16 more. Then Khaleel conceded 17 with David hitting a four and six.
Needing 29 from 18 balls, David overtook Shardul in two balls max and also completed a run of fifty to reduce the equation to 15 out of 13 balls.
In the end, Thakur eliminated David, who fired a full shot for Prithvi Shaw in the extra but by then it was too late.
Before that, choosing to play, MI pitchers, led by Bumrah (3/25) left DC wobbly at 50 to 4 in 8.4 rounds but Rovman Powell and captain Pant (39 of 33 balls) shared 75 of 44 balls to recover the innings and bring them to a decent total.
Daniel Sams (1/30) and Riley Meredith (0/9 in 2 passes) bowling as well as pairing Mayank Markande (1/26) and Hrithik Shooken (0/34).

Ramandeep Singh (2/29 in 2 passes) also managed to hit two goals.
Back from recovering from a bout of typhoid, Shaw (24) looked well exposed but Sams made his first breakthrough when he let Warner catch Bumrah in the brief third man.
Bumrah then turned the temperature successfully when he first found the outside line of Mitchell Marsh when Rohit took a low hand and then returned to hit Shaw with an unplayable tackle.
It was time for Markande to shine next as Sarfaraz Khan scored a goal outside the box to see DC drop to 50th place for four in the ninth game.
With Shokeen and Markande bowling side-by-side, DC hit their lowest overall score halfway this season – 55 for four.

While Pant anchored, Powell exploded on the 12th round, knocking Shokeen down in two max and four hits for 20 runs.
Markande was next in line as Powell placed him for the long haul, before MI conceded a goodbye.
Meredith played very tight ball, only conceding 2 goals.
Ramandeep then bowled three games wide and conceded six and four before knocking out Pant on his final ball.
Powell then pulled Bumrah over the deep square, while Axar Patel (19 not out) created a six just in time away from Sams.
However, Bumrah produced his signature toe hit to upset Powell’s timbers and nearly got another bat, only if Brevis was able to hold a one-handed catch.
Ramandeep hit a wicket in the final with a result of 11 runs.