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**Mumbai Indians Knock Gujarat Out of Tournament in Thrilling High-Scoring Match**
**Mumbai, India** – In a heart-stopping encounter filled with explosive batting and dramatic twists, the Mumbai Indians defeated Gujarat by 20 runs, eliminating them from the tournament. Mumbai, batting first, posted a formidable 228 for 5, fueled by blistering innings from Rohit (81 off 50 balls) and Bairstow (47 off 22 balls).
Gujarat’s chase was anchored by Sai Sudarshan, who scored a valiant 80 off 49 balls. However, after Sudarshan’s wicket fell with Gujarat needing to accelerate the innings lost momentum. Jasprit Bumrah’s trademark yorker rattled Washington Sundar (48 off 24 balls), and Richard Gleeson cleaned up Sudarshan with a well-placed delivery.
Gujarat struggled to stay in the game and had to score 36 from the last two overs, which proved too difficult. Debutant Richard Gleeson bowled a superb final over, conceding only 3 runs.
Earlier, Mumbai’s innings was built on a solid foundation laid by Bairstow, who provided an aggressive start in the powerplay, and Rohit, who capitalized on multiple dropped catches. Rohit benefitted from two reprieves in the powerplay. The Mumbai’s captain made them pay by hitting a number of boundaries. Suryakumar Yadav contributed a quick-fire 33 off 20 balls.
The Mumbai Indians’ victory sparked contrasting emotions, with jubilant Mumbai fans celebrating while heartbroken Gujarat supporters, including Shubman Gill’s sister, were seen in tears. The Gujarat’s team’s poor fielding performance, including three crucial dropped catches, ultimately contributed to their downfall.
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