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IPL 2020: MI vs DC Mumbai Indians won not only the match but also the heart, now look at the final

 Last-time champions Mumbai Indians have once again proved that they are the best team in the IPL under the captaincy of Rohit Sharma as well as a strong contender for the title.



  Mumbai Indians have confirmed their place in the final by beating Delhi Capitals in the first qualifier in Dubai.  The IPL title match will be played on November 10 in Dubai.


  The Mumbai Indians batted brilliantly at first and later bowled just as well.  At the stipulated rate of 10 runs in 20 overs, Mumbai Indians lost five wickets and scored 200 runs.


  Then when it came to bowling, the Delhi Capitals batsmen looked helpless against the Mumbai Indians bowlers and lost eight wickets in the allotted 20 overs to score 143 runs.


The first thing was the batting of Mumbai Indians.  When captain Rohit Sharma was dismissed in the second over, the team's score was 16, but the wicket fell early, shocking the team and also accelerating the opposition's bowlers.



But the Mumbai Indians broke the spirit of the Delhi Capitals bowlers by batting faster.  Although Quinton Dickock was out for 40, Surya Kumar Yadav and Ishaan Kishan did not let the pace of the run fall.


  Suryakumar Yadav's first words.  Before being dismissed in the 12th over, Suryakumar Yadav played a crucial 51-run innings to take charge of Quinton Dickock.


  Also read:


  Mumbai Indians have reached the final of the IPL

  IPL 2020: Why are the opposing teams afraid of Mumbai Indians?


Similarly, Ishant Kishan went ahead with a valuable contribution of 55 runs from Quinton Dick S and Suryakumar Yadav to ensure that Delhi would be a big target for the capitals.


  Hardik Hardik Pandya completed the batting with five sixes.  Had Hardik Pandya, who scored 37 off 14 balls, got more balls to play, Mumbai Indians could have scored more than 200 runs.


  Rohit Sharma and Caron Pollard could not open the account, but the rest of the batsmen also returned with runs.


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