The swashbuckling Mumbai Indians batters left a trail of destruction during their recent net practice session, shattering pitch-side cameras worth a staggering Rs 40,000. In a video shared on the franchise’s social media platforms, the caption “this reel cost us 40k to make” painted a vivid picture of the carnage unleashed by the big hitters.
Fearsome strikers like Tim David and Suryakumar Yadav showcased their brute force, sending the leather projectiles crashing into the expensive camera equipment.
The cricketing world is abuzz with excitement as Preity Zinta, the vivacious owner of the Punjab Kings (PBKS) franchise, has stirred up a frenzy with her bold declaration of being willing to “bet her life” to acquire the services of Rohit Sharma as captain if the Mumbai Indians (MI) were to release him during the upcoming IPL mega auction.
Zinta’s impassioned remarks have set the stage for an electrifying clash between PBKS and MI, with speculation swirling around the potential impact of Sharma’s leadership on the Punjab-based franchise’s fortunes.
In the ever-evolving canvas of the Indian Premier League (IPL), the clash between the Mumbai Indians (MI) and the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) has long been etched as a marquee encounter. As these two titans gear up for another high-stakes battle, all eyes will be on Jasprit Bumrah, the pace spearhead of the Mumbai franchise, who has been in scintillating form of late.
Bumrah’s recent five-wicket haul against the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) has only added to the anticipation surrounding his performance against CSK.
The Royal Challengers Bangalore Women’s team etched their name into the annals of cricket history, clinching their maiden Women’s Premier League (WPL) title with a heart-stopping five-run victory over the defending champions, Mumbai Indians Women, in the final showdown at the Eliminator (N), Delhi. In a clash that kept fans on the edge of their seats until the very last ball, RCB’s resilience and determination ultimately prevailed, denying MI their quest for back-to-back triumphs.
