Mumbai: They had a golden opportunity to win at home. A target of 208 runs was ahead. Winning this run chase is not new in T20 cricket nowadays. But Mumbai’s star-studded batting line-up still crumbled. Not just broken. Chennai’s bowling was all out for 104 runs Hardik PandyaThe team of Only 2 people reached double digits. And three could not open the account.

The opening pair will undoubtedly have to make a good start if they are chasing two hundred runs. If a big partnership does not happen in the power play, then the pressure increases on the middle and lower order. De Kock and Danish Maleshwar. The Protea star scored 7 runs but could not open the second account. The absence of Rohit Sharma has greatly increased the problem of Mumbai Indians. Rohit De Kock is also in rhythm if there is. The two formed a great partnership in the beginning. But now it is not happening. As a result, the pressure is increasing. Danish returned before opening the book. Naman Dhir dropped to number three. He could not open the account. Suryakumar and Tilak Verma scored 36 and 37 runs that day. Surya hit five boundaries in the 30-ball innings. On the other hand, Tilak also hit five boundaries in his 29-ball innings. However, neither of the two could play a big innings even after being set at the crease. Hardik Pandya is a complete failure. He returned with only 1 run. The lower order did not play any big innings. In 19 overs, the entire Mumbai camp was all out. Mumbai Indians lost by a huge margin of 103 runs. The loss leaves Mumbai Indians at number eight and Chennai Super Kings at number five after the win.

Earlier, Sanju Samson scored a century for Chennai when he came to bat. Samson played his unbeaten innings of 101 runs off 54 balls. The right-handed wicket-keeper batsman hit 10 boundaries and six sixes in his innings.