MI vs GT Highlights, IPL 2025: Gujarat Titans beat Mumbai Indians by 36 runs for their first win of IPL 2025

After 20 overs, Mumbai Indians scored 160/6. In the final over, Mohammad Siraj bowled tightly, conceding only 9 runs. Mitchell Santner overturned an LBW decision after a review, as the ball pitched outside leg. Santner then hit a powerful six over long-on. Naman Dhir added a couple of singles but couldn't find a boundary. Santner finished on 18 off 9 balls, and Dhir remained not out on 18 off 11 balls. The innings concluded with Mumbai's total of 160/6, with GT winning by 36 runs.

MI 160/6 in 20 overs in chase of 197

Kagiso Rabada claimed the key wicket of Hardik Pandya, with a slower ball that surprised Hardik, causing him to offer a simple catch to Siraj at short third man. The slower pace of the ball caught Hardik off guard as he tried to play his signature late dab.

MI 124/6 in 17 overs

With Hardik Pandya on 9 (13) and the big wicket of Suryakumar Yadav falling for 48 (28), Prasidh Krishna has been superb, getting the key breakthrough. He bowled a brilliant slower delivery to SKY, who tried to loft it but only managed to toe-end it to Shubman Gill at long-off. This wicket has given Gujarat Titans a significant edge in the game. Hardik Pandya, now the key batter for MI, will need to anchor the innings and try to build a partnership with the new batter at the crease.

MI 120/5 in 16 overs

Sai Kishore continues his tight spell, with the over conceding just 6 runs. The highlight of the over was Hardik Pandya's clever paddle shot for a four, using the lack of room given by Sai Kishore to his advantage. There's some drama between Hardik and Sai, with both players exchanging stares after a few deliveries, adding some spice to the contest. Suryakumar Yadav is closing in on his half-century and will look to accelerate the scoring, while Hardik Pandya will aim to find some rhythm and provide support.

MI 118/4 in 15 overs

Suryakumar Yadav is playing a solid knock with 45 off 23 balls, while Robin Minz has been dismissed for 3 (6 balls) after being caught by Ishant at short third man off Ravisrinivasan Sai Kishore’s bowling. The key moment came with the dismissal of Minz, who tried to loft a short delivery from Sai Kishore but got an outside edge that was easily caught. Suryakumar continues to look dangerous, particularly with his sweep shots, as he launched Sai Kishore for a big six earlier in the over. Now, MI will need to rely on their lower order to build partnerships and accelerate the scoring.

MI 108/4 in 13 overs

Suryakumar Yadav has moved to 37 off 20 balls, while Tilak Varma is on 39 off 33 balls. The pair is keeping up the pressure with some solid strokeplay, including a six from Suryakumar Yadav off Sai Kishore. Despite a few close calls, they're managing to rotate the strike well and push the scoring rate. The next few overs will be crucial for MI, as they look to accelerate further and put pressure on Gujarat Titans. There's still plenty of batting to come, so MI will hope these two can build a solid partnership and set a strong foundation for the later batter.

MI 97/2 in 11 overs

With Suryakumar Yadav on 30 (18) and Tilak Varma on 37 (29), the pair is continuing to build their partnership, with Rashid Khan keeping things tight in the middle overs. They are rotating the strike effectively and picking up the occasional boundary. With 10 overs completed, MI will look to accelerate further, especially with the big hitters to come. The score is well within a manageable range, but the key now will be maintaining focus and capitalizing on any loose deliveries.

MI 86/2 in 10 overs

With Suryakumar Yadav on 25 (14) and Tilak Varma on 35 (27), Ravisrinivasan Sai Kishore came into the attack and bowled a productive over, but SKY managed to get another boundary with a fine sweep shot. Both batsmen are handling the pressure well, rotating the strike and finding the boundaries when needed. The partnership between Tilak and Suryakumar looks strong, and Mumbai will be aiming to maintain their momentum in the middle overs.

MI 80/2 in 9 overs

Tilak Varma on 30 (24) and Suryakumar Yadav on 19 (11). Ishant Sharma bowls an over where he concedes 15 runs, including a six and a boundary. Suryakumar Yadav punished a short delivery for six over long leg, while Tilak Varma found the boundary with a well-placed pull shot to deep mid-wicket. Both batsmen are looking solid, finding the gaps and rotating the strike well. Mumbai will be looking to push the scoring as the pair builds a promising partnership.


MI 69/2 in 8 overs

Kagiso Rabada has bowled a steady over, conceding 6 runs. There was a bit of luck for Tilak Varma, as a leading edge off a slower delivery from Rabada went safely over the infield. Both batsmen have been cautious but are accumulating singles and a couple of twos. The key now will be for them to shift gears while ensuring they don't lose more wickets.

MI 54/2 in 7 overs in chase of 197

After 6 overs, Mumbai Indians are 48/2, with Suryakumar Yadav on 9 (6) and Tilak Varma on 20 (17). Rashid Khan has bowled a tidy over, conceding only 4 runs, but without taking a wicket. There was a moment of suspense when Tilak Varma was given out, but the decision was overturned after it was revealed that the ball had brushed his gloves. The batsmen have been cautious, particularly with Rashid Khan's spin, but they will need to accelerate soon to keep the run rate in check.

MI 48/2 in 6 overs in chase of 197

Mohammed Siraj has been impressive, picking up both openers' wickets, including Rickelton who was bowled out for 6 (9). The highlight of the over was a stunning six by Suryakumar Yadav, showing his class with a flick over deep backward square leg. The batsmen will need to build a partnership now, and Mumbai will hope Suryakumar can guide them to a solid total after the early loss of wickets.

MI 44/2 in 5 overs in chase of 197

After two overs, Mumbai Indians are off to a strong start despite Rohit Sharma's dismissal. Tilak Varma has been the key contributor, striking 16 runs off just 8 balls, including two fours and a six. He has shown great form, especially with his clean hitting, including a well-placed scoop over fine leg. Ryan Rickelton, yet to get off the mark, will look to settle in and build a partnership with Varma.

Rabada, though expensive with 15 runs off his first over, is still a dangerous bowler, and Mumbai will need to keep their momentum going in the next few overs. The chase is still in its early stages, and Mumbai has a good opportunity to capitalize on the strong start. Siraj gives away 6 runs off the next over.

MI 30/1 in 3 overs

Satyanarayana Raju claims two wickets. Rashid Khan is caught by Hardik Pandya for 6 runs, and Sai Kishore is run out by Rickelton for 1 run. Despite hitting a six earlier, Rabada ends up on 7* as Gujarat Titans finish their innings at 196/8.

With Gujarat Titans posting a competitive total of 196/8, Mumbai Indians will face a challenging chase. The Titans' bowling attack, featuring experienced bowlers like Rashid Khan and Sai Kishore, along with some late wickets, will make it difficult for Mumbai to accelerate. The pitch may offer some assistance to the spinners, and the pressure of chasing a total over 190 could make the task even harder. Mumbai will need strong contributions from their top-order batsmen, particularly from key players like Rohit Sharma and Suryakumar Yadav, to keep the chase on track. It will be a tough ask, but with a few partnerships, Mumbai could still make a game of it.

GT 196/8 in 20 overs

Deepak Chahar picks up two wickets. First, Sherfane Rutherford is caught by Mitchell Santner for 18 runs. Then, Rahul Tewatia is run out without facing a ball, dismissed for 0. Rashid Khan comes to the crease, and Kagiso Rabada hits a six.

GT 186/6 in 19 overs

Sai Sudharsan departs for a well-made 63(41), as Boult nails a toe-crushing yorker that traps him lbw. He played a pivotal role in the innings, but his departure brings a bit of hope for MI. Meanwhile, Sherfane Rutherford is still looking dangerous! He slams a full toss over deep mid-wicket for six, continuing to keep the scoreboard ticking.

GT 179/4 in 18 overs

Sai Sudharsan launches a massive six over deep mid-wicket off Satyanarayana Raju and follows it up with a couple of singles. He’s still looking solid at 58(39). Sherfane Rutherford, looking to make an impact, hits back-to-back sixes, one over wide long-off and the other a sizzling drive. He’s off to a great start with 13(6), with the partnership between Rutherford and Sudharsan building some much-needed momentum. The bowlers need to regroup or this could turn into a big chase for MI!

GT 170/3 in 17 overs

Hardik Pandya strikes again, dismissing Shahrukh Khan (9 off 7), caught at deep cover by Tilak Varma. GT are now 151/3 after 16 overs. Before his dismissal, Shahrukh Khan had managed to hit a sixer, but the pressure has mounted on GT now. Sherfane Rutherford is at the crease with Sai Sudharsan still going strong at 53(36).

GT 151/3 in 16 overs

Sai Sudharsan brings up his fifth half-century in IPL 2025 with a quick single off Trent Boult. He's been a consistent performer for GT, with scores of 84*, 103, and 74 in his last three innings at Ahmedabad. He now stands at 52(35), looking to take control.

GT 140/2 in 15 overs

Sai Sudharsan is just one run away from a half-century, but it’s Mujeeb Ur Rahman who strikes, dismissing Buttler for 39 after a fine catch by Rickelton. Mujeeb has been expensive, but he breaks the vital partnership.

GT 134/2 in 14 overs

Sai Sudharsan finally breaks his boundary drought with a cheeky ramp over the keeper, while Jos Buttler smashes a tennis-ball bounce delivery for four. Satyanarayana Raju concedes 12 in his first over as GT continues to build.

GT 121/1 in 13 overs

Jos Buttler capitalizes on a misfield, smashing a powerful drive for four, while Sai Sudharsan rotates strike efficiently. Mitchell Santner applies pressure, but GT keeps the scoreboard ticking. Can MI find a breakthrough soon?

GT 109/1 in 12 overs

Jos Buttler is finding his groove, dispatching a short ball for four towards deep square leg! Hardik Pandya remains disciplined, but Sai Sudharsan and Buttler keep the scoreboard ticking. Can Mumbai Indians break this partnership before the death overs?

GT 101/1 in 11 overs

After a slow start, Buttler finds his rhythm, smashing a six over long-on and a cheeky ramp shot for four off Santner! With Sai Sudharsan anchoring at the other end, Gujarat Titans move to 92/1 after 10 overs.

GT 92/1 in 10 overs

Hardik Pandya delivers for Mumbai Indians, dismissing Shubman Gill (38 off 27) with a well-directed short ball! Gill mistimes his pull straight to deep square leg, where Naman Dhir takes a clean catch. Jos Buttler walks in but finds it tough to get going.

GT 79/1 in 9 overs

Only two full-pitched balls from Trent Boult and Deepak Chahar in the powerplay today

Shubman Gill and Sai Sudharsan tearing into Deepak Chahar’s over, collecting 20 runs! Gill unleashes his signature flat-batted pull for four and follows it up with a massive six into the sightscreen. A costly overthrow adds five extra runs, compounding Mumbai Indians’ struggles. GT’s openers are setting a strong platform.

GT 66/0 in 6 overs

Sai Sudharsan and Shubman Gill take on Mujeeb Ur Rahman, smashing 15 runs off his opening over. Sudharsan starts aggressively, driving a googly through covers for four before launching a straight six down the ground. Gill joins the onslaught, swatting a wayward delivery over short fine leg for another boundary. Despite a diving stop from Hardik Pandya at mid-off, Mumbai Indians struggle to contain the Titans’ openers, who continue to dominate the powerplay.

GT 46/0 in 5 overs

Deepak Chahar keeps things tight with a disciplined over, conceding just five runs. Shubman Gill and Sai Sudharsan rotate the strike with singles, but no boundaries come in this over. Chahar extracts extra bounce, forcing Gill to adjust his shot, while Sudharsan is cautious against the short ball. A wayward bouncer results in a wide, but overall, Mumbai Indians maintain control as they look for an early breakthrough.

GT 31/0 in 4 overs

Sai Sudharsan finds his groove against Trent Boult. After a quiet first ball, Sudharsan smashes two classy boundaries -- one with a stylish on-drive and another with a well-placed flick past mid-wicket. He also adds a couple of runs with a glance off his pads. Shubman Gill rotates the strike efficiently, taking a quick single to short third. Boult struggles to contain the flow of runs as GT build early momentum.

GT 26/0 in 3 overs

Deepak Chahar takes over the bowling as Gujarat Titans move to 14/0 after 2 overs. Sai Sudharsan takes a single first ball, while Shubman Gill finds his rhythm with a well-timed pull shot for four through square leg. Gill adds two more with a flick past mid-wicket but is otherwise solid in defense against Chahar’s swing and movement. Mumbai continue searching for an early breakthrough.

GT 14/0 in 2 overs

Trent Boult starts the proceedings for Mumbai Indians as Gujarat Titans score 7 runs in the first over. Sai Sudharsan and Shubman Gill begin cautiously, with Sudharsan taking a single while Gill finds the first boundary of the game with a thick edge over backward point. Boult gets some movement, keeping the batters on their toes, but Gill manages to pick up a couple with a glance to deep square leg. Mumbai have two slips in place, expecting early swing.

GT 7/0 in 1 overs

• Gujarat Titans Impact Subs: Mahipal Lomror, Glenn Phillips, Ishant Sharma, Anuj Rawat, Washington Sundar
• Mumbai Indians Impact Subs: Robin Minz, Ashwani Kumar, Raj Bawa, Corbin Bosch, Will Jacks

Shubman Gill(c), Sai Sudharsan, Jos Buttler(w), Sherfane Rutherford, Shahrukh Khan, Rahul Tewatia, Rashid Khan, Ravisrinivasan Sai Kishore, Kagiso Rabada, Mohammed Siraj, Prasidh Krishna

Rohit Sharma, Ryan Rickelton(w), Suryakumar Yadav, Hardik Pandya(c), Tilak Varma, Naman Dhir, Mitchell Santner, Deepak Chahar, Trent Boult, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Satyanarayana Raju

Mumbai Indians skipper Hardik Pandya wins the toss, opts to field against Gujarat Titans

With both Mumbai Indians and Gujarat Titans desperate to register their first win of the season, this game holds immense significance. MI’s break between matches has allowed them to regroup, but their form remains a concern, especially in the bowling department. GT, on the other hand, will have to find the right team balance and ensure their key players deliver. With a packed stadium in Ahmedabad and a high-scoring contest on the cards, expect an intense battle as these two teams go all out for their first points of the tournament. Who will emerge victorious in this crucial clash?

Mumbai Indians had a tough outing at Chepauk, where the sluggish pitch didn’t allow their batting lineup to flourish. But now, playing at the Narendra Modi Stadium, the conditions are expected to be far more favorable for stroke-makers. Rohit Sharma, Ishan Kishan, and Tilak Varma will have the opportunity to go big, while Suryakumar Yadav will look to regain form. With Pandya back and possibly slotting into the middle order, MI’s batting should have more depth. Can they make the most of the batting-friendly conditions and put up a strong total against GT?

Gujarat Titans have their own set of problems to address. The team relies heavily on Kagiso Rabada and Rashid Khan for wickets, but the lack of experienced Indian pacers could hurt them in the long run. Mohammed Siraj’s expensive outing in the first match exposed their bowling vulnerabilities. Additionally, skipper Shubman Gill’s performance with the bat will be crucial, as GT’s middle order has looked shaky. The team might also consider including Glenn Phillips, who offers off-spin as a second bowling option, instead of Sherfane Rutherford, who struggled in the last game. Will GT get their combination right this time?

Mumbai Indians’ biggest concern heading into this game is their bowling attack. Without Jasprit Bumrah in the opener, their bowling lacked bite, and even their lower-order batting seemed fragile. The absence of Pandya in the first match also meant they missed a key all-rounder who could contribute with both bat and ball. However, with Pandya back, MI will hope to find the right balance in their playing XI. The real test will be whether they can contain Gujarat’s strong batting lineup on a pitch that has already produced high-scoring games. Can MI’s bowling unit step up this time?

The much-awaited return of Hardik Pandya from suspension is set to bring much-needed stability to Mumbai Indians (MI) as they gear up to face Gujarat Titans (GT) in Ahmedabad. Both teams are yet to open their account in this IPL season after disappointing losses in their respective opening matches. MI struggled against Chennai Super Kings, while GT fell short in a high-scoring thriller against Punjab Kings. With the Narendra Modi Stadium expected to produce another batting-friendly surface, this encounter promises fireworks. Will Pandya’s comeback be the game-changer for Mumbai, or will Gujarat bounce back stronger?