Rajasthan Royals Vs Mumbai Indians Match 38 22 April 2024

38th T20 • Jaipur

179/9 (20)

183/1 (18.4)

RR won by 9 wickets

Info

Fantasy

Live

Scorecard

Stats

Playing XI

Date & Time

22 Apr, 07:30 PM IST

Venue

Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur

Match

38th T20,

Indian Premier League

Umpires

Anil Chaudhary(India), Saidharshan Kumar(India), Bruce Oxenford(Australia, TV)

Referee

Manu Nayar(India)

Toss

Mumbai Indians elected to bat

Pitch Report

PitchFast & Bounce

Pace BowlingPace & Bounce

Batting ConditionAverage

Spin BowlingAverage

1st Innings

151Avg Runs

6Avg Wkts

127.5Avg SR

2nd Innings

139Avg Runs

5Avg Wkts

131.24Avg SR

Playing XILineups Out

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

5- 5

Team Form (Recent 5 Matches, Latest First)

Players to Watch

Top Batters

Riyan Parag

RR . ALL

318 Runs

7 Matches

Rohit Sharma

MI . BAT

297 Runs

7 Matches

Sanju Samson

RR . WK

276 Runs

7 Matches

Top Bowlers

Jasprit Bumrah

MI . BOWL

13 Wkts

7 Matches

Yuzvendra Chahal

RR . BOWL

12 Wkts

7 Matches

Gerald Coetzee

MI . BOWL

12 Wkts

7 Matches

Playing XILineups Out

Fantasy Top Picks

Expert Team 1

Y Jaiswal

I Kishan

Expert Team 2

Y Jaiswal

H Pandya

Venue Details

Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur

PitchFast & Bounce

Pace BowlingPace & Bounce

Batting ConditionAverage

Spin BowlingAverage

1st Innings

151Avg Runs

6Avg Wkts

127.5Avg SR

2nd Innings

139Avg Runs

5Avg Wkts

131.24Avg SR

Toss winners opt to

42%Bat First Bowl First58%

Team Batting First

40%Wins Losses60%

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RR 196/3 (20)

GT 199/7 (20)

GT won by 3 wickets

vs live score

Match 19 • Apr 6 • Indian Premier League

RR 189/4 (19.1)

RCB 183/3 (20)

RR won by 6 wickets

vs live score

Match 9 • Mar 28 • Indian Premier League

RR 185/5 (20)

DC 173/5 (20)

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Match 4 • Mar 24 • Indian Premier League

RR 193/4 (20)

LSG 173/6 (20)

RR won by 20 runs

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Match 60 • May 14 • Indian Premier League

RR 59/10 (10.3)

RCB 171/5 (20)

vs live score

Match 52 • May 7 • Indian Premier League

RR 214/2 (20)

SRH 217/6 (20)

SRH won by 4 wickets

vs live score

Match 48 • May 5 • Indian Premier League

RR 118/10 (17.5)

GT 119/1 (13.5)

GT won by 9 wickets

vs live score

Match 37 • Apr 27 • Indian Premier League

RR 202/5 (20)

CSK 170/6 (20)

RR won by 32 runs

vs live score

Match 26 • Apr 19 • Indian Premier League

RR 144/6 (20)

LSG 154/7 (20)

LSG won by 10 runs

vs live score

45th Match • Apr 27 • Indian Premier League

RR 161/3 (19.1)

SRH 160/8 (20)

Team Form (Last 5 Matches, Most recent first)

Team Form (Last 5 Matches)

Head To Head (Last 10 Matches)

5- 5

Team Comparison (Last 10 Matches)

Matches Played

Matches Won

166

Average Score

189

224/8

Highest Score

246/5

59/10

Lowest Score

125/9

Player of the Match Sandeep Sharma

5/18

Info

Mumbai Indians

179/9 (20)

Batters

Rohit Sharma

120.00

c Samson b Boult

Ishan Kishan

0.00

c Samson b Sharma

Suryakumar Yadav

125.00

c Powell b Sharma

Tilak Varma

144.44

c Powell b Sharma

Mohammad Nabi

135.29

c & b Chahal

Nehal Wadhera

204.17

c Sharma b Boult

Hardik Pandya

(C)

100.00

lbw b Khan

Tim David

60.00

c Parag b Sharma

Gerald Coetzee

0.00

c Hetmyer b Sharma

Piyush Chawla

100.00

Not out

Jasprit Bumrah

200.00

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 0, W: 9)

TOTAL

(20 Ov, RR: 8.95)

179/9

Did not Bat

Nuwan Thushara

Bowlers

EXT

8.00

4.50

12.25

7.75

12.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Rohit Sharma

c Samson b Boult

1-6

0.5

Ishan Kishan

c Samson b Sharma

2-6

1.3

Suryakumar Yadav

c Powell b Sharma

3-20

3.1

Mohammad Nabi

c & b Chahal

4-52

7.3

Nehal Wadhera

c Sharma b Boult

5-151

16.1

Hardik Pandya

lbw b Khan

6-170

18.2

Tilak Varma

c Powell b Sharma

7-176

19.1

Gerald Coetzee

c Hetmyer b Sharma

8-176

19.2

Tim David

c Parag b Sharma

9-177

19.5

Rajasthan Royals

183/1 (18.4)

Batters

Yashasvi Jaiswal *

104

173.33

Not out

Jos Buttler

140.00

b Chawla

Sanju Samson

(C)

135.71

Not out

Extras

(B: 0, LB: 1, NB: 1, W: 4)

TOTAL

(18.4 Ov, RR: 9.8)

183/1

Did not Bat

Rovman Powell, Riyan Parag, Shimron Hetmyer, Dhruv Jurel, Ravichandran Ashwin, Trent Boult, Avesh Khan, Sandeep Sharma

Bowlers

EXT

10.50

9.25

9.33

12.50

10.00

8.25

0.4

12.00

Fall Of Wickets

SCORE

OVER

Jos Buttler

b Chawla

1-74

7.6

Match Info

Date & Time

22 Apr, 07:30 PM IST

Venue

Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur

Match

38th T20,

Indian Premier League

Umpires

Anil Chaudhary(India), Saidharshan Kumar(India), Bruce Oxenford(Australia, TV)

Referee

Manu Nayar(India)

Toss

Mumbai Indians elected to bat

0 0 2 1wd 0 0 6

Over 16

Runs: 9

0 4 1 1 4 0

Over 17

Runs: 10

1 1 1 0 1 1

Over 18

Runs: 5

1 2 1 4

Over 19

Runs: 8

All Overs

Player of the Match Sandeep Sharma

5/18

Commentary

We now conclude our coverage of the Indian Premier League for the day. In fact - it's a new day already, and we'll be back with more of the same later in the evening as the Chennai Super Kings host the Lucknow Super Giants at their own den. Join us right here on Sportskeeda for that, and a lot more! This is Rajarshi Das, signing off on behalf of Shashwat Kumar. Good night!

The contrast within the camp of these two sides could not be broader. The Rajasthan Royals seem to get almost everything right in these first 8 matches - wickets with the new ball, stemming runs in the middle overs with spin, and death-bowling good enough to win matches. And that's just the bowling part - the sheer brilliance of some of these RR top-order batters has been nothing short of admirable. Jos Buttler has steered them through to targets on occasions - the likes of Riyan Parag and Sanju Samson have had their say in between, and the one man who was in need of runs, Yashasvi Jaiswal, rose to the occasion in a big way, and with just one defeat in eight games, the Rajasthan Royals will be hoping they didn't peak too early as they travel to Lucknow for their next assignment.

On the other hand, the problems keep mounting for the Mumbai Indians with each passing game. Some of the in-game decisions have been despicable, to say the least. Their bowling in particular - the Mumbai Indians were in dire need of a wicket at the halfway mark, and yet, Hardik stuck to his ploy of bowling spin to a well-set Jaiswal and Sanju Samson. Their top-order has been a let-down more often than not, and a loss of this manner will further hinder their campaign. A 5-day break awaits them, after which they head to the Capital city to take on the Delhi Capitals.

Sandeep Sharma has been adjudged Player Of The Match for his 5/18! Here's what he has to say: Got fit day before yesterday, my first game after fitness. Feels really good. Pitch was on the slower and lower side, so my plan was to keep bowling those variations, cutters, and it came up really nice tonight. You have to have big heart while bowling at the death, bowlers have been under the pump and going big at the death this IPL. Need to have a big heart, and keep trying to execute those variations. I'm trying to do that, and enjoying myself. 2 years back, I went unsold and came as a replacement. Any game I'm playing, I'm taking it as a bonus, and enjoying myself. (On his celebration with Hetmyer) The usual, nothing special.

Sanju Samson, Rajasthan Royals captain: Credit has to go to all the players. We started off well with the ball in the powerplay, and then in the middle, both the left-handers played unbelievably well against some quality spin in R Ashwin and Yuzi Chahal. The way they went after them was really great. The way we came back, Boulty, Sandeep and Avesh - that's where we won the game. The wicket looked a bit dry, but Jaipur is still a bit cold during the night. Looks a better wicket when the light is on, came true today. The way Jos and Yashasvi batted after the rain break, we knew we had to just re-set and go back to our momentum. People are professional enough to understand what is needed after the rain break. I don't think he (Jaiswal) needs anyone, always full of confidence. He knew it was a matter of one game, was calm and composed and knew things were under control. We knew that he's playing proper cricketing shots and is under control. We are going to Lucknow, let's see how the wicket is there, how it goes.

Yashasvi Jaiswal (Rajasthan Royals): (Point of difference between today and the previous games) I think I really enjoyed from the start and I was just trying to make sure I was watching the ball properly and playing cricket shots. I'm trying to do what I'm doing well. Some days are tough and other days are good. (On dealing with expectations) I really want to thank all my seniors who I've been to and the way they have guided me throughout these games. Especially I'd like to thank Rajasthan Royals, Sanga sir and Sanju bhai for believing me. I'm just so happy when I go out there and enjoy my innings.

Hardik Pandya (Mumbai Indians captain): (On the score of 179) I think we put ourselves in trouble early on but the way Tilak and Nehal batted was fantastic. I didn't think the way we lost those early wickets we'd reach 180. But at the same time we didn't finish well and I think we were 10 or 15 short. We had to keep it within the stumps. Early on in the powerplay we gave a lot of width and I don't think it was our best day on the field as well. Overall we didn't put the right foot on the path and they outplayed us. (What does he speak to the guys after a win and a loss alternately?) Everyone is professional, they know their roles. What we can do is learn from this game and the mistakes we've made and rectify it before the next game. Progression is important. (Next two games away, what's the plan?) I don't believe much in chopping and changing. I like to back my players. The focus will be on playing good cricket, sticking to the plans and the basic errors we're making, we don't make them. And that's it, cricket is simple.

Match summary:

Rajasthan Royals win by 9 wickets with 8 balls to spare

Yashasvi Jaiswal 104*(60) | Sandeep Sharma 5/18 (4)
Tilak Varma 65(45) | Piyush Chawla 1/33 (4)

The Mumbai Indians went hard at the Rajasthan Royals openers with their new-ball bowlers, rotating them frequently in the powerplay, but Yashasvi Jaiswal and Jos Buttler saw off a turbulent period, and in some cases, fought fire with fire and came out with results.

The fourth over from Gerald Coetzee was an example - Coetzee, having been thumped for six over his head off Jaiswal, steamed in with an extra yard of pace, had Jaiswal hopping about a bit, but the young left-hander reacted impeccably, ending the over with a confident back-foot punch through cover.

Jaiswal and Buttler kept motoring along - rather effortlessly in fact, as the Royals racked up 61 in the powerplay. A passing shower delayed proceedings by half an hour, post which the Mumbai Indians managed to keep things tight with spin. The odd ball seemed to turn sharply, kept low as well at times, and one such delivery from Chawla ensured the end of Buttler and the opening stand.

However, there was to be no further joy for the Mumbai Indians - there were catching opportunities on offer soon after, but they weren't latched on to. Hardik relied more on his spinners and himself than his pace trio of Bumrah, Coetzee and Nuwan Thushara, and the going seemed all the more easier for Jaiswal, who, along with Samson, kept going with minimal fuss, dispatching the frequent boundary-ball in between with ease.

With the required rate touching seven, Jasprit Bumrah was brought back, but a front-foot no ball gave the Royals further momentum, and Jaiswal proceeded to get the better of Bumrah with a towering six and then a boundary. Sanju Samson played the perfect second-fiddle role to Jaiswal all this while - fetching the singles at will and producing some of his clean-strikes in between.

Jaiswal coasted along to a memorable, much-needed hundred of his own. The Rajasthan Royals had ample time to seal the deal, and they got there with utmost comfort in the end. Fittingly, it was Jaiswal who smashed the winning runs, and in the process, helped the Rajasthan Royals get closer to a playoff spot. Presentations to follow...

Jaiswal exults for the second time in the over, and in similar fashion! He and the Rajasthan Royals have all the more reason to do so - the team in pink extend their stay at the top of the table with a comfortable win over the Mumbai Indians!

18.4 Tilak Varma to Yashasvi Jaiswal, THERE IT IS, THE WINNING RUNS, HIT FITTINGLY BY JAISWAL! Short, wide and asking to be hit. Jaiswal sits back in his crease and knifes it past backward point. Embraces his captain soon after and he is all smiles. He has produced a superb knock in a run-chase, and the Royals, to be completely honest, have done it at a canter against the five-time champions!

18.3 Tilak Varma to Sanju Samson, shortish on the pads. Samson pushes it to long on and hands it over to Jaiswal to hit the winning runs