Rohit Sharma Fifty: Mumbai Indians skipper Rohit Sharma played a gem of a knock as he smashed his 41st half-century in the Indian Premier League (IPL). To note, this was Rohit’s first fifty after 24 IPL innings. Rohit scored his 40th fifty back on April 23 in 2021 against the Punjab Kings at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. The right-handed batter got to the landmark off 29 balls. Follow DC vs MI & IPL 2023 Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.
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The right-handed batter scored 65 runs off just 45 balls before he was scalped by pacer Mustafizur Rahman. The MI skipper was looking extremely comfortable in the middle but he failed to finish the game for the five-time champions. The match came down right to the wire as Mumbai required just 5 runs to win. Anrich Nortje bowled an excellent over as the visitors required two runs off the final ball. However, Tim David kept his calm and put a dive to complete the second run as the five-time champions completed a thrilling victory.
Another result on the final ball of the game 🙌
An epic game to record @mipaltan‘s first win of the season 🔥🔥
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— IndianPremierLeague (@IPL) April 11, 2023
“Probably expected it (the game) to finish a lot earlier, but happy we ended up on the right side. I didn’t wanna cramp (last ball), took the helmet off and I knew there was two there and thankfully it came off. The conversation (when I went to bat) was to hit 2-3 boundaries and thankfully it came off,” MI’s all-rounder Cameron Green said after the match.
Rohit Sharma Fifty: Watch MI skipper Ends his half century drought, plays Captain’s knock in crunch clash vs DC, Follow IPL 2023 Live
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